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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16

U'oR1HY OF NoTIcE. Our readers
sh ould not fail to notice the advertise
mcnts, of Mcssrs. Hunter & Co., the
well known publishers of the pop
ulir star Spaugled Banner" which
have appeared, and are appearing
weekly IN our columns. The Ban
ner' is the only paper in the world
that exposes every swindler. quack,
fraud and humbug. Besides il is u
splendid family visitor, and its premi
ums arc alone worth twice the price OF
the paper. Mcssrs. Hunter & CO., af /.
ter twenty years of increasing success,
stand at the head of their class of deal
ers. Send them u trial order, or send
for catalogues.
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The Supreme Court of this State has
just decided that orders drawn by II
president ofn board of school direct
orr upon the treasurer of school
board, are not negotiable bill or orders.
but mere warrants for the payment of
money to the persons To whom they
are issued. to be dishursed by the
treasurer under authority of law. They
therefore do not authorize subse
quent holder to maintain suit in his
own name, rs upon u promissory note,
bill. or order. They do not possess the
ordinary properties OF q mere contract.
but are q statutory means of drawing
the public money on, of the hands Of
thc legal custodian OF the funds. of the
district.
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Anvicg TO FARaERs' WIvEs.-Whsn "a,
thor's" business friend drives into the yard
about haltpast eleven, the good wife knows that
lie will surely stay TO dinner. Father Is great
story-teller, and ho likes to yet hold Of new
auditor. How aptly comes irown of dismsy
aLd dlsplsssure on the smooth, fair tnce Of his
helpmeet. What can he done Work Is going
on according to tho days plan 10 tue kitchen
tho dinner was arranged for mono but the fami.
ly; the children are coming home from school
and making a clatter all Is burtle and c0nh-
sion. She ieeis that tho best dishes must 10
used, and something extra cooked for the iaop.
perfume guest. Now good woman, don't doit
Your nne dinner, with its attendant irritation
and "upsetting," will taste no better than what
You had prepared. Make no difference IN your
plans, but seat your visitor with smile and
easy greeting at your hospitabls board, and he
will feel moro oomiortabls and happy than
though you Ravo hun banquet. You save
temper and trouble, and gain the enjoyment Of
giving your friend a real cosy time. A sensible
person knows that farmers do not have six
courses upon their table daily, and tue whole
some, hearty fare, with good nature and hos'
pitable cUrdiaiity, will DO far more enjoyable
than grand dinner.
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TO C0NSUMPTIVEs

TIC alvertGcr, having boon permanently cur.
"i oi mat drrti diHonHe. Consumption 10y sim,
pie rruciy, Il anxious to tIAko known To his fyl.
'u" tuhrrcrs the means ut cure. To all vhu Il e.
H''D 10, h' lltpui o copy uf the prcscript.uu
N'rL ir"r ~ charge, with the directions tlr
prtIir ing aud u-iug the same. Witch thry viii
hrd Stro vte Tor Consumption, Asthma, Br,
chit o. ~. Parties wishing the prusrriutinr vtIl
p!e'a" ailrs.s Rev. T.. \. WILSON,
lvi Penn St., williamslurgh, New York.
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West Beayer.-.pistrict Institute.

The fifteenth session Of the West Bca.
vcr Teachers Association was held a
fclker's school, Saturday, March 4ih.
1876, when the exercises followed /:
Reading OF scripture, followed by
prayer and singing.
Roll-call was responded TO 10y J. NJ.
Leplcy, ]. w. Spauglcr. J. q. Wagner.
u. B. Wetzcl, Ira Fisun, L. A. Wagner.
x. t. Filson, Adam Smith and u. o.
Shoop.
Minutes Of last meeting were read,
and after a slight change, were adopted
after which the financial business was
transacted
Primary Reading. This subject was
the first one submitted to the teachers.
and J. w. Spangler opened the exercise
10y calling out a number of his pupils.
and having them read from the black
board. Mr.. : was followed 10y ID. Il.
lfctzcl, X. T.. Fiison, ldam Smith, and
Ira Filsou. The Institute then ad-
.journcd until 1890 p. Ia.
The afternoon session was opened Ivy
singing wine IL Mocbor." The sub.
iect of Reading was resumed 10y J. O..
Wagner and closed by +. 4. Wagner.
Arithmetic. Tho discussion of this
branch wa- opened 10y j. NJ. Lcplcy,
who explained several questions on the
blackboard Adam Smith, d. u. Hct1cl,
J. o. Wagner and 4. \. Wagner also
gave their modes Of teaching the
branch.
Vocal Music wos slightly discussed
hy thc teachers; and, IT, the time iug
closing had already been passed, the
teachers merely gave their methods for
teaching it, aud then dismissed 10y
singing the "Nespcr song
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

u tENILENAN who suffered for years horn
8ANervoUs Debility, Premature Decay. aud all
ih. ELECTS Of youthful indissr,tiun viii. fYr tho
sake - humanity, send free o. all who need IT, the
rcripn aud direction for making thu simple rem.
cdy hy which h' was cured. Sufferers Wishing
a. rrntt 10y the aavrr'iser's experience can DO 80
yb addressing IN tlll confidence,
JOAN B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar 1t Now York
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Tho Central Pounsv'y.uiA Conference ~ tho
Evangelical trsrriht.nu, which recently Ad.
our. q. ma'o no following appointments for tue
ttrli.'a n.Ir..t:
+. Kuhr, p. e.. -csrlisle station, II. A. Stoke
BIZ Srrus C.l,vtt, George -. taruthcrs; Lees.
bur; station. Y. NJ E'tingor H,gerstown CIR.
cult W. N. wallace; Marysyiil' Circuit, :. |.
snort ~; Newport Clr'uit, 4. Stsrlotcn Perry
clfcI.t, l. ~. Fines; Ni'leys;owu Circuit, u. W.
kuuiou; Patterson aId Lev istown Mission, Il.
EDrphHrpur; LNrrponl station. 4, W. kr'srinr;
N'gllgo I!rcu,t, A. CroUsG and u. +. Anthony
Al.dtirhur! CIRCUIT. -. W. Miller and !. Shrin-
bach: linton Cir'uit, =. Smith; Miilliuburg CIR
ruit, l.. Dice; P'rt Trryrrton Circiit, 7. 81
N1rris; Prof =. NJ. Baker and Prof. w, Bcntl
uf Union Seminary, and mombers OF Union Cir.
cult Quarterly Conference.
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MA.ESISIED.

On the ith inst, In this Borough, by Rev. =.
Y. Shln1cl, Charles Specht of ,h.s borough, and
Miss Ellen Rearick Of Franklntwp.
On the 9th inst, by Rev, z. A. Yearick, at
New iierlin, Mr.. Morris Ertley to Miss Annie
4. Wolrey both Of snyder sounty.
Oh the ~ inst, by the Row. W. A. Haas, Levi. e.
mus koelcr, OF Freoburs, to Miss Carrie Roitz,
of Shsmokin.
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llLrnRrrR
UESTBrArTR ScHoOL ONION

For the promotion Of thc reformed
modes Of instruction. and Gs ga cx.
preston of our appreciation for the
hospitality ,hown:us 10y tho citizens of
West Beaver We, the teachers of West
Beaver township, have fixed ON aud
secured from the Council the Slint
Johns Church, aud viii on the 18th
day of the present month, hold Il Tn
ion Institute, wacu ali the schools Of
said townshipar expected to be pre-.
cnt
Educational lectures hv ministers
and Others will hc delivered K.
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ASsignee's Notice.

A LII persons interested arc here
Ilby aotihed that Henry Houser, Of West
Beaver township, Snyder county, has made an
assignment ol all his effects, real and persona
to the undersigned for the benoht of his cred.
itors. All persons having claims arc requisite
TO present them to the un nfersRnod, and uor.ons
indebted will please make Immediate payment.
ALEX. A. RUMIG
mario. Assignee.
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"noLL'p SAILS" have been IN lor cloud
IA ycArs past AMI wo now know OF only ono ~.
liable h0ule In tho hIEiuass. we reiof to Or.
mistgn & co., whose atvt' appear In Hus pa
per. Tho nam Is r'N 1ls ghey a-o Cniors-i
by ever ;n,v2o gctyl. PATRONS, gf vel, a. D. t.9
i,ru sinp.l. tni'4r what o,h3rf CNLrl,. - 80 tp
i3 i1c aud g. cir lit cmhrpcgHoycEy tblug lysls-
gAlc. Many iRilaJ mako IyrLe ray ia gtttlng
up clubs. RuI We ociiovo II will pay 10 g!vo the
house u tTi.l. Tacy scGd catalogue, papers,
stc., etc. Zee o. al.
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- 'ensih., correspondent OF ous otoers-
r-ErH"- yrtfcs - illlp.A
P-rsn =. cIu't tn.sri,ra With your sNns when
they fll iu lr.1 Si.. dcccit, ~cHV"'t ehir young
isd", or Spu miFit hc my for II. l. ia no uso T.
..y "sH a no tAo,pUr," or "she can't v9rk, -
Nffl. you iaUw yhI. f..Hr. y 10. l. D. uu, thusc
20 can 10 ~ l'lls otIggrh vDSg tbatsr' the
only good hHts'tof got. = iAL't $50 lat u' jc.-
ti0n ;he-e can sa 1a yauuG rrl who can d. al
aiguH ofhuue, votA Spl Lll hIuus Of sewing and
I, decent aud rralcrtah. b.. that.
Parents, get lve.nts1 win the young lad!
1a4 SEQ what Che .sar.t ,.cp Ind fault.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NHE undersigned engaged in the
Il Foundry business at the old aud well known
north Of Adanisnurg, under the nrin name Of
aross Whiting, has this day by iautual consent
JOHN GROSS, sr.
oHAkLEs u. WHITING.
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County Finances.

ai"'.IHf
Jan. I, corn.y tlxof $50 out.
standing Ip,l *
"~tt'o ttN ~ 1875 putstluIing oll %
County tax ui ls7, AMI pre-.
N1usyeIr1 oll 5i-t,7S3Ti
LiiHIi,s
Amt of forlerso Of 1890. u ant.
lax o!lg
yc1r' iiO07-lgG, IS
Ethn'c In favor of on 1ty sil,i ID
SNYDER COUNTY, oS;
We the undersigned.
Aulito-a, Of the county Of Snyder. in the
Commonwealth OF renul D. Certify
r'nt in pursuance Of the iIth Section. OF
the urt ut Assembly entitled au act rcln-
uus t. r.uut.c. nul townships of 1874,
anil other acts anl supplements thereto.
We mot at the Commi--ioncrs Office in the
Borough Of Milllchurg said county on
'hr first Npuiny of January A. u. 1870
being the 3rl lay Of -til mcuihl aud
10 !. adjust Hui settle the foregoing ac-
count of the Commissioners AMI Treasurer
OF said county, ~ required of ~ by law to
lLc hest of our iulgmcnt aul abilities,
,ul tina, vc 10 huI the same iruc aud corr
rect n Htntcl,
In witness We have hcrrunio set our
hand. ut tho Office aforesaid this 9TH day
Jf January A.p 1876.
DANIEL DlEFENBACH,
". A. GLASS.
NER. Il. UNDERESTIMATE,
County Auditors:
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All communications, business let.
te-s &c, lur this office, to secure
proml, attention shsuld he addressed
us follows: THE PUsT, Middleburg,
Snyder County. Pa. Advertisements,
communications &c. must be handed
in 10y Monday noon, to secure inscr-
ton III next issue.
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en- In con Ucr day at bono. Samples worth II
W W TGUireo stinson = 90. Portland, No. l.
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SNypFR CouNTY CoUHTs.--The Courts Ot
Snyder County are held on the fourth Mondays
Of February. May, and September, and second
Monday Of December.
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rrcasiirc:'s Account.

Geo. w. Ror, Treasurer n acct wih SRy.
der Co., for The year 1870, ii:
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nIUrN Wcarc giving tja Sowing Machines
wv DNHunlitg '."U Nttrhe-, ! cIyot Ne,ts,
aud Black SILK u.0s % frse with Our
lDnn trocuHtHk 'irkl'os send ~ iuvc1,
JnbItprs tnl.u D.. .isoonvlaa ~'rsot. y. Y.
L0NGACRE & CO.'S r''o ~ si'; 3 g p ~ % 49, s'-
N4'NiLNNlsb tslnt4is AL Ofsn isig.
hUUVENlR. r..ssi' y.t'a.i, Is. i!i,
GROUNDS, BUILDINGS, .,i. .a - ,.... $50. :. n'
AND PHILADELPHIA hgs.;G. 81 s ..:. ~ ~. ~. ~ .-. ss'
MADE FAMILIAR TO ALL ""''' i,;,s,s S; ',,;,'0''''
fbu,r sFsurir t Cuirs Couu'c, Atirea
IoNGAiHI 10. Iarrs'.r, on WOOD photographer, pab-
t.htr =. ", Cor IN hsrkss t fA, ssEl To- Ceulaf
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Dorchy ,C COS Al,otiseD,.nts

sDNtHuMh hNCY, or >OiICNAENtNu.
= How either scH u1y AsrinHtc and gain
thcluNo n affections ui ans person they choose
Instantly. This simplu mental ncqurcmontali
can possess tree, rs mtli Tor sic. together
with imnrriaV. guide Egyptian oracle Dreams
Hints 10 Ladies Wedding, Might shirt sc. n
queer book. Address I, WILLIAM y Lo.Pvbs
rhiu.
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D,.!; ase.'; .o,,,6s for ,,s. tho

Y Y a = . IL Il W. TNVTTTK N0N-
honery packages in the world. It eon tains
10 sheets paper, ID Envelope, golden
Pen, Pen holder, Pencil, Psteu, Yard
Measure, aud piece Of Jcwelry, single
package, with pair Of elegant Gold S,nno
sleeve Buttons, post paid, 26c,s. s for ~.
This package has been examined by tho
publisher OF the Posr and found as repre-
sented-worih the money. Watches given
away TO all Agents. Circulars free
BRIDE Il co 100 Broadway, New Xork.
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We Will insert short notices, like the following,
hec of charge. until day Of sale, provided we
irint the bills or advertise the sale
Wednesday. March Is. Administrators sale,
IN Jackson twp, of valuable personal property,
3 Horses, s COWS young cattle. farm imple.
Ypentsi wheat, Rye, Corn, Hay, aisn, house
hold goods, at the lsto residence Of Frederick
Slaurer.
Wednesday March 90. Public sale Of Per.
sonaI property, In Miille-rerk twp, near
smithnrovc, by Allen Ha.sinxcr. credit VI
eight months tor sums over 81 dollars.
Tuesday. March % 1879. in Wcft Beaver twp,
nt tho residence OF EliSgtcth i.auibed, Horse. ,
U.n, Cows, YOUNG Cattle, g., sc.
Friday, March q, Gao guyor, IN franklin.
near the Diroish of Midllobnrg, large lot o
Personal Property.
saturday, NJ ,rch 2j. Chas. Boyer, At Paxton.
willie, nal - West Of Miilieburg, Horses, Cat
tie, Farming nplem'u uts and Uousrh0l ip1is,
saturday. March 70 John W. Orwig, IN thi,
Borough, u largo lot OF Valuable Personal FRO.
perry.
Friday, March 81, in West Perry two, at the
late residence Of isaac Noun1tntn, at Orphans
Corrt sale Is aero, woodland, nlso, personal
property.
saturday, Aprli 9. Mary q. smith, Adm'x viii
soil One.hili Of uDisc aui lot an other buIil.
ings, In the borough of Mildleburg.
saturday, April 0, urlnh smith VIII sell at
Jubllc sale, 10 the Borough Of 1illlltburf. his
interest Ia uOGgs and Lot Gdd other Improve.
ments.
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l-7ilul pre-, i1la yuars 90. lglN
VHrugAt ..us o. gHIl,gtrrtuf
ia Dad rtoN1l. years,
State fR
lu,.'Es 'Hpwi,slIu on a..
.4l %, ,Nt vHr.rut A1f "
lr. ~ commits ,u ON t1Si.
u' llu,kstnts lac ms ut .
,r"r 'uut. 1928 So 81!
" Amt utur'e drawn hv itrury
aui 4 1'u a. tiprl.u. iu
f.Nrr,fi W Rly I..t.'r
trt.N dg9 un duplicate ut
l-53 81 og
part ~ ha,anro luo Troas'r
ia A,tt. NItl military iuui 100 D.
9llt 50
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SELlNsORovE PRODUCE MARNnr
ConRrCrEn WEEKLY ny

w usSen&eiicl' ~ SION.
Wheat per bushel lOto 1O|
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"PIense Suspend The Herald"

We can't do It, however much we
desiie to oblige tone who has been
taking THE HERALD for over fifteen
years" A subscriber, to whom we
sent an account for two years' subscrip-
ton, writes us that he has ''taken up''
his account-in the hands of our
agent-and asks us to Suspend THE
HERALD" We are glad to learn that
he has taken up" his account, because
he could only do 80 by laying down
the money-but The HERALD won't
Suspend" Our correspondent, who
has been taking the paper for fifteen
years, may take up his account or
cross over the river; we may be called
to rest under the shade of the tree;
men may come and men may go but
The HERALD, like the book, goes on
forever. We W ould like to be able to
send the paper to men for nothing
neither can we Suspend THE HERALD
but we can discontinue any mans sub
tn 1t who does not pay in ad-
vance.
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Tor, worth

There can be bat little doubt now but
that wilhm,,bo next three months the
snort OF the iron horse viii awake the
cclIoce Of the beautiful hIll city Of Fort
Worth Hundreds Of mrn horses and
tcoms will at once be placed upon The
line, and the iron uowcn route will be
speedily laid down We extend our
hcoiicst congratulations TO our sister
city, and rejoice with her that ho'
briphte3t hopes are upon the eve ol q
brilliant roliMtion IT rs also u matter
Of congratulalion to om merchants and
businessmen lImt these largely increased
facilities for business will be opened 70
Them and wc feel persuaded that they
viii be swift 10 grasp tho opportunities.
presented 10 them TO cSlcud their cn
Mrpcd trade to the great West
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Wcwould again call attention to the
necessity Of completing ford across
the river Just below the bridge The
wheat crop will in a few short woeksbo
seeking market and very little dispo.
.dton is cynccd topay heavy toll across
the bridge. We feel assured that the
ford could be built up and the road
macadamzod at It cost not exceeding
fifteen hundred dollars, and that if the
City Council will dig down and grade
the banks on this side the County Com
missioncrs will attend to macadamlng
thoroad, whilopriyotc subscriptions can
be readily obtained to repair the ford,
making it easy and safe No time is ia
be- lost about this matter, and we hope
the promptost action will be taken
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New Evening puper.

As stated by us few days since, n
long needed want is soon to be sup
piled, and Dallas win have, within ten
days, u llrst.class evening paper. 1t
will be owned 10y n joint stock compa-
ny, composed of some Of our most
solid business men, with Mr.. Moses C..
Harris as managing editor. We have
not heard what the new paper is to be
called, but learn that it will publish
regular press dispatches, and can safe
ly promise that it will make things
lively after dinner. Mr.. Harris Is a
good newspaper man, aud what he
doesn't find out in local matters Will
hardly be worth telling.
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NJ, NJ. BrHnnau, Esqp editor and
proprietor of the Weatherrord Times
Is spending II few days in the city. 1t
was our pleasure 10 receive call from
him and receive his assurance that the
Times IL II success. lie will doubtless
rcmain in the city several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bond, w, IL,
Appleton, William Whelenwright, Mr..
and Mrs. N. l.. McCirady, j, n. Plat,
G. II. Whitehead, 5. d. Guion, Miss j.
sherman, Miss Mary Bond, Miss L.
w. Elder and Miss l.. w. McGrady
form the New York excursion party
which arrived here yesterday evening
accompanied by Mr., and Mrs. G. No
ble, A. b. Garner and A. A. Jaynes, o
SedaIin, r. ID. MOurer and w. II
Abrams, Of Marshall, and are regis
tered ut the LeGraud hotel.
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The community was very much
shocked yesterday morning, to learn
of the unexpected death of Mrs. G. c..
Slaughter, at her residence near the
Fair Grounds. She had been i'll with
Il complication of diseases, but no
fears were entertained of any serious
result. Mr.. Slaughter who was In
Fort Worth, returned home and was
with her in her last moments. She
went to sleep quietly the night Of her
death aud died calmly and without a
struggle, and ~ there were no appre-
tensions felt about her, her sudden
death was n terrible blow 10 the afflicted
husband, the Ave motherless children,
and II large circle OF friends left to
mourn her loss. Mrs. Slaughter was
most estimable lady in all the rela-
tons of life, and her loss is serious
one to her family, her friends and the
community.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LAMAR HOUSE,.


VIM Washburne, st Louis, Mo; L
b Warner, Palo Pinto; Dendis Culp, ]
J Wills, l. G Bishop, Troy, Ohio; III NJ
McGraw, Olathe, Kan; A s Hair, Aus.
tin; Geo N Quinlan, Corsicana, l. ]
Swingley, Eagle Ford, TT Worth; C G
Clemens, country; Geo + Deford, Gal
weston; w s Shenin, Tracy City, Tenn;
Miss Il Milne, st Louis, Mo; Charles
Lyme and two ladies, Memphis, Tenn;
X Fairfax, Fort Worth; Mrs S w
Mason, Paris; b Sombard, Weather
ford; j Cunningham, Austin; Il ID
Parsons, Kansas City, Mo; Z ' Simp-
son, Millville, j J Palmer, st Louis;
z Smith, Fort Worth; Sam l. 0barn,
California; G 2 Wilson, Miss Wilson,
Hearne; b G Bagby, Texas; John
Walker, st Louis; James DeDgren,
Palestine; A II Burns aud wife, Elmo;
G Balm, Sherman, J w Dodson, st
Louis; s M Gordon, j X Mlllican, Fort
Worth; ID P Travis, ST Louis, DR. Il G
Pardue, H Edwards, Plano; J L Nc
Kay, Greenup, Ky.
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DALLAS, ExAs'
THURSDAY MORNING ;i;;iMY 49,
PREFERIsED SPECIALS.
clo,hlna / Clothing | Clothing |


THE Now York Clothing House. bO' Elm
street, Dallas, and ~ walker street, Now
York. wo aall M n special foyor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gems 'ur.
nlshlng goods, win examine our goods ana
compare prices, ifnot convinced that wo arc
uylnR better value for tho prices, than nave
ever been seen In this city, then We shall
not expect them IN buy such an opportunity
10 buy first class clothing NJ less thah mum
ufacturing prices may never occur again wv
we wish 10 lay our assortment before lhe
public, and got fairly acquainted win the
trade, We will make such great reduction
from regular prices, as TO NJ once gain iav"r
with tbs general public nnd DO CON
violed OF being tho lowest price clothlhg
house In Toxna. nprll'd,tw3ms
The above establishment, Is branch OF
tho woll-kn0wn house OF A. SlrcihDurs
CO., 81 Walker street, New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-18

The following note explains itself,
and If any section of the United States
can beat this we would be pleased to
hear Of 1t. Coming from the Todd
Mills, it is needless to add that this
new wheat has been converted into
flour.
GENTLEMEN-We nend you sack
of flour made from wheat raised this
year, averaging thirly-three bushels
per acre, and harvested May 10th, by
Messls. Kimbrough Il Work, two and
one.half miles southwest of this city.
1t was threshed by Mr. j, G, Hin, May
10Th. Please accept same with COM
pliments Of Todd Mills.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-18

In sparsely settled districts, where medlca
aid Is often difficult and sometimes impossi
oie to obtain, 1t is extremely desirable 70,
families to have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely com.
prehensive In Its curative operation, perfect
~ pure understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho Wolfe,.
Sohiedam Aromatic Schnapps possesses mi
the requisites of family medicine.
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