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, 1876-11-25

TnG REsULT.-Evrry hour il the day and
twenty times day, We are asked in confidence
to state just what We know about the result
of the Presidential election. In this emer-
geucy the grapevine telegraph has come TO
our relief and tells the whole story. Here
II is:
The latest Rutherford B, Tilden Is in re-
sui and Samuel J. Hayes growing faver of
receipt in Tallahassee. Democrats claim
large Florida than result Of doubt. Boh
parties Carolina clam by S,uh. MajorirIes
Insist III adverse and LouI-Iana refuse ',Oncrde
both parties uucertuin'y Stmurl }. Ru'her-
ford Ruihertord B. Illden fix,s majoriry
republican OF Louisiana who're II bloody pre-
cIucr threatened unres si-r,rcd resistance It hey
throw ca, Idrsal> are votes. The drmo-
crais are republicans and The respondents
Confident thus may the tluc'uatIug nd
hercurs Of the hops of the pa,-iug hour re-
main and the great event uncertain. Nel-
ther The par i-ans of Rutherford b. IIlden or
Svmuel J. Hays are willing 10 defeat admit.
, 1876-11-25

CROWDED SCHOOL - The school at the
lower end of town has on its roll the names
OF OVER one hundred and fly scholars. The
average attendance, as We are informed, is
l<5. This large number OF children crowded
INTO two small rooms. and these rooms badly
ventilated. Is calculated to endanger health.
In rhi, CONDITION Of atf-iTs The residents OF
distric, have the choice either 10 divide The
district, or TO buid an addition TO the school
room. Th- ,St Will involve rhe expenditure
Of Iess money. and s-ems 10 be the best soiu
ton of the dIfiiaulry.
, 1876-11-25

MONEY UP.-A farmer friend visited Lew
i.ton lately for the purpose of disposins OF a
lot of cheese He found ii ready sale for bis
cheese. but MT a dollar in money e0nid be
realized. The explanation is that all the
,ncney in The town Is bet on the Pr'siden-
rial election. and being in the bands OF stake
holders there IS a great stringency In the
money market. Our friend left his cheese,
and nfrsr the radicals complete the count
ing out - pi Tilden be expects 10 receive his
RETURNS.
, 1876-11-25

STEAMER DAISY AINSwORTH LosT.-On
Tuesday morning, the 22d, the steamer Daisy
A5suOrth left the DaiIes for the Cascades
Ui h something like 200 head Of cattle.
When nearly opposite the wa1ehouse at the
upper Cascades, she struck a rock, immedi-
siely under the fire-room. She then COM
menced to settle, breaking her main hog
chains right off, also some of the smaller
ones. The crew showed the cattle overheard
and succeeded in getting about l30 on the
main land, and abput 20 Of them swan TO
an island, the balance were lost. The steamer
continued settling off and down on to another
rock night in the suck of the faIls, where she
now lies hard and fast on a rock Yesterday
they succeeded in dropping a large barge
down alongside Of her with long lines. They
are going to strip her and save what they
can Of the wreck. They will save The cabin
and most of the machinery. She was the
most valuable boat the Company owned. her
engine aloue having cost about S25, 900, aud
the boat about 500 900.
, 1876-11-25

SECOND STREET lIrEoytMrNT-We un-
-rstand that Mr.. Frank Or~rlli, offers to sell
The city hi~ huus,. snd Io', sirna'rd at the
r.,r~ecriou of Mslu aud S-coud streets. THIS
- Is right on III. line OF Second street, and
,lw that valuable improvements have been
lale iu that ueighborhood, it is d. siratie 10
ave the street opened TO Its full width. Mr..
l7>rlli asks four thousand dollars for the
aoparry, payable in city scrip. aud barring
interest Mt the rate Of 10 pr cent. per annuIn.
i the terms can be agreed upon, and any
vay devised 20 raise the mouey. 1t would
Il we'll to eztInguish Mr. Or-eilI's ulle.
, 1876-11-25

7 B. MONTGOMERY, the contractor for re-
rjar the distractions in the Columbia aud
..;a Rivers. was ut Wnlla Walla in the
..ry part of the week His men are DOW at
G.uua, and in few days he will commence
,.rs,ions ut Pine Tree Rapids. This is the
,- where the steamer Alm0ta struck on her
81 ,rip, and with the removal of thess OBJ
.l,rious it l. thought that light draft bouts
I'll b. able to navigate the Snake River at
.ss-Jus Of the wear.
, 1876-11-25

SERIOUS AssAULT.-Strurday night last a
-rry OF soldiers were IA the saloon, cnruer Of
gln and Thiri streets, and becoming noisy
Dgk Bentley, Of the night watch, was SUN
-ou~d 10 pa, them out. He led one of them
b The door and WAS in the act Of bringing
ie second one ont when he WAS struck over
ie head with stone and knocked senseless.
4 man named McCunn was suspected Of COM
hitting the assault end Mt once placed
ni.r arrest. For day or two Dock Bsn'-
y suffered greatly, but be Is now out again.
sui beyond a scar on the head seems 10 have
gfarri no damage.
, 1876-11-25

s<GrNG ScnooL-Dr. James Dorr, an
myli-bed professor Of music, will open a
,ips AZ DE- E4gan's church, 10 commence
tuesday evening next. Those who wish
.nurove themselves in vocal music are in
4 20 attend.
, 1876-11-25

CoScERT.-The concert given by the First
-sr4Iry Band. Friday night last, drew a
nry large crowd and was emiuentiy success
II. The Instrumental and vocal music was
r,v fine, and ELECTED m.ch praise. The
5a.'rsl part Of the performance WAS scarcely
.7-I n -,tnitrl, All in fnrure entertain
-sars may well b- omitted Another enter
sipment will be given under the direction Of
sr Leader of The Band, when q very choice
r.ruu.me will be presented.
, 1876-11-25

. Heavy TRADE.-Messrs. Adams Bros.
,rn Us that during the last fall they sold
nile the quantity of goods sold the CORES
dog season last year. They also inform
that payments have been prompt and busi-
:. II every way Encouraging.
, 1876-11-25

UrENING FOURTH STREEr.-A petition is
-ing circulated asking the city council 10
sse measures 70 "p-n Fourth street through
shat j. known Us "Chabot : addition" The
gsurug Of this street would give farmers
.mug in from the foot of the mountains
zgrs ready access to the town, and IN that
aspect woud be a convenience. The trouble
, bat The city finances have been managed
81 badly that there Is no m0ury on hand TO
srly 10 lrgi'imatn purposes. and hence,
w-ypr desirable il may b. TO open streets,
ir 8ulhuIiries are pOwrClr>s.
, 1876-11-25

TIE THOMAS & RuCKLE RoAD.-We are
Informed tha, he above named road Is now
open TO the free Use Of the travelling pnosie,
and will remain so until the coming spring.
The present manager has graded aud COM
pleted over % miles q The road, vi hich avoids
crossing the river by bridges 50 ofren. The
road j. in very good condition through to
Summ-rvillr, sni beiug free saoulG gain d
great deal of travel
, 1876-11-25

RUNAWAY Houses Mr.. \. r. Ayres,
l-rk Of the District Court, has handsome
q,ir Of horses that h. takrs great de light In
',aiuing aud exercising. Wednesday evening
be had driven ont TO the residence OF Philip
Ritz. and was standing holding he horses,
saeu they took fright aud dashed off at a
;=ariul rate They made direct for town,
sai soon succeeded III smashing tie buggy.
he horses ran together until they Reached
he corner # Alder and Fourih streets, when
DE Of the animals fell and thus ended the
ace. The horse that fell was go' uP viii
neat difficulty, and it Is feared met with Sc
ayRs injury.
, 1876-11-25

HE Hoo CRoP.-A gentleman who is
largely engaged in the pork trade iuforms ~
that the farmers of this valley will market
0OOO head OF hogs this se.son. Abut 1000
heed have already been purchased for the
Portland market and driven off. The bal
snoe will be killed and cured by our own
pork men. MIR. H P. Isaacs alone will
slaughter one thousand head. This latter
gentleman early in the season put up a num-
ber OF hogs, carefully noting at the time tbe
weight OF each animal. He has since kept
an account Of the grain fed to these hogs,
and from their Increased weight finds that
grain fed to hogs has brought him fully
double the price grain has been selling for in
this market That is to say, if wheat sells
Tor % cents bushrl, it will pay the pro-
ducer ) bushrl TO feed the same wheat TO
hogs To fitten hogs 10 advantage, two
things are necessaTy-good shelter aud clean
water. Give them this advantage, and they
will always pay back III increased flesh all
the grain they consume. To sell hogs on
foot and allow them to De driven out Of the
country, Is bad policy. Build sheds and pro-
vide an abundance of water, and then it Will
pay you TO feed them grain when wheat is
worth not TO exceed - cents a bnshel
, 1876-11-25

s,r LEE has bren appointed TO the police
-, with a salary fix d at fifty dollars a
n The presence Of an unusual number
. . r,pcb=" is assigned as The reason for in
..iag the polic- force.
, 1876-11-25
NEW YORK CASH PRICE list.

We have in stock, OF our Own manufacture, rOOtng
materials ETC., at the following low prices;
lOc0 rolls extra Rubber Roofing AZ cents per
square foot. OR will furoish Rubber Roofing,
Nails Caps ami Slate Paint for entire roof,
AT Z c-nts Per square foot
2oOO rolls 2-py IarTed EOfog Felt at y cents Per
square foot
sO0n rolls Sply TarTed Roofing Felt, at * cents
per square foot.
2uo ms Tarrei shea;hine, at I cent per square
foot.
5O0N gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed ready for
u-e 90 inside or outside work, al a. per gal!on-
send Tor sample card Of oOlJrs- All orders must
. accompanied with the money or satisfactory cltS
references No ,uoIs shipped {. o. D., unless ex-
p-tss chaTges are guaranteed.
Sample orders solicited.
Ny. LATE PA Nj COMPANY.
l0a & lOi MAIDEN LANE, New York.
, 1876-11-25

HORRIBLE Tragedy Saturday, even
log witnessed the first snieide that has taken
s.scs in Walla Walla for long time, in The
i7arh Of Wrn. McGinn, of pay'on. formerly
soldier in he U. army. The unforfu-
late man has been IN the employ OF Mr.
Hunt, of D y.ou. in the capacity OF enok'
sad wss regarded as an honest, industrious
asu, his greatest fault being an occasional
srGuk About the middle Of last week Mr..
AcGinu came TO Wana WAlia. and for two
rhree days drank very freely On Satur-
-ay be Was suffering frum " horrors, and
sas very nervous and despOndeut sli day
Soout FIVE o'clock in the evening he to"k a
''zlr aud bottle of brandy and retired TO
De water closet in the rear of Peter krifrr :
'-'ion store, first door below the 81 Lonis
Motel, where he WAS soon after found ia 3
Pol Of blood with his throat cut. DR. B'ug-
IAN VAS summoned snd secured the divided
o'odyessels, but too late . save the rasn :
'i7 as he had already lost a large amount OF
GOod, the iuyular vein and several other
,,''ge vessels having b-en s~v-r-d. Coroner
t.'ubert held an inquest Sunday morning,
loe Jury rendering verdict IN accordance
t"h TIE facts related
, 1876-11-25

AN IMMENSE SroCK.-The new store OF
Scbu,sbachsr Rros. Is an immense concern,
and to say of the stock of goods now on hand
,ha, !, Is "immense scarcely expresses the
;5as Their invoices fully foot mp S@OOrO rOOO,
and on their -h-lves may BE- found almost
every article known to commerce. oucn
s.,,k ,,evsr before WAS seen IN country
town. and it is not strange that The s'o'e l.
constantly cruxded By a throng Of customers
all anxious 10 seoure The bargains
, 1876-11-25

II = urobably the simplest contrISans- "a ~
Of Washer that ever cans N me As ~ - ~
- ona OF the most eticient- Eiuippei Nlln VI,
SI.,bis The ftnily washing may be dispts-a oi n
LsIf he time required By the cd tAshlonl s=.t,-
aud great saFing Of labor to oEeTsoiH He- 80 hs
ard daughters Every man IN The Y-ilsy 80 ~ -1, -
49, vii n1Tghsse one Of these Machines and thus
Get NJ Of the re-rors Of wash day: hnstaols az
f,-b-rs Will make their wives and 1si1Shtsfs hAPpS
l,y investing in these WASHER We are - -.
La,r, - - - ---- RCsERs Z EESISOS,
q - 90 Acents-
, 1876-11-25

q ? HOLMES, the druggis', is now es-
IND in his new stand, formerly known
!. " Eagle Drug Sore" where be has a
Z .,ork Of drugs. periumery, etc.
, 1876-11-25

c,-,xx. the soldier vino assaulted police
Rsn,Ipy. has been committed to Jail in
I, a.I, Of $1,000 bail.
, 1876-11-25
CHOCOLATE COLOR,
TIN ROOFS

wien first applied, changing in about a mouth TO a
uniform slate color aud Is 10 all intents and purposes
SLATE On
, 1876-11-25

HoIIpAY GOoDs The FraDeIseo SO
mex, doc. to- Dus-nbery Bros has been en-
l.ryed, and Row has very full stock OF
goods suited 10 the holiday trade. A card
setting forth the facte will sppesr next weeE-
, 1876-11-25

oar BRIGHT RED is the only reliable Slate Paint ever
introduced that will ef-ctually pr,v=nt dampness
frum penetT7iting and ,isoi!urIng the pister.
These ptInts are also largely u-ei on out-hou &
and fences, or ss a prnIng cp.t fine buildings.
Our only oo.Ors are CHOCOLATE, RED, BRIGHr RED
and orange.
, 1876-11-25

ANOTHER CROWDED SCHOOI--We learn
hat district school No. i badly crowded,
iat that msuy children living in the district
;'om this cause fail to attend school The
eauaud for educational facilities IN his town
: really startling. We have two district
sAool-, both crowded 10 ove'd wing, and in
liiirlon we have the CtihoIio schools for
si'.s aud boys, the Episcopal school for young
aides, the Whitman Summary, Prof, Grim
iai 4 select school kept by DR.. Chnmbrria'n,
a.. wvll pa,rouisrd With seven schools and
sa4demies in our midst. we have he STRAIT
Ing fact that many of the schools are
sywied 10 au excess hat endangers health.
, 1876-11-25
LIST eF LETTERS
r.IsI OE IfIIll,S

Remaining in the PoSiotice, at ALA Walla. Walla
Wala county, Washington Territory, Nov. IS, 1876.
Arlington, Ike Mccoy, Joseph
BUTLER, James Miller, Mathew
"C!Owry." Mel, G.. ".
C)roory, Pat Piltmap, John ~
Gardiner, J. E ROimln, Ii. ).
k.nton, Edward Stewart, e. 3.
Mccoy, Stephen Shaft, A Z ~
McCOy, NJ. \. ,2l Iulier. ". A.
Weaver. John.
Persons calling for the above letters will please say
Advertised " g. T. SMITH =. VI.
, 1876-11-25
BRICK WALLS

our red color is usually preferred as one coat IS equa
10 five Of any ordinary paint For
, 1876-11-25
MARRIED..

MARRIED..
RICH ARDs0S-IEE-Att the Star Hotel, IL this city,
November % 1876, by J. d. Iaman J. P, Mr.. Alex
anler Richardson 10 Miss Elizabeth Lee. 10th of
Umatilla county Oregon
, 1876-11-25
HI STOPS EVERY LEAK.

and for tin or iron has no equal, it expands by
heat contracts by cold AMI NEvEE CRACKS scales
BOufs covered with Tar SheaJLing Felt can be made
wIteT-tight at q small expense, and preserved tOr
many years
This Slate Paint Is
, 1876-11-25
No Ear is Used in this Compositions,

therefore It neither c-aeks IN Winter, runs in
summer
On decayed shingles 1t fills M the hoes and pores
and aiveS new substantial moi that vii! last FOR
years CURlED 0r WARPED shingles II brings their
plsces and keeps them there. nils up all holes III
Felt ro is stops the leakS-aGt although n slow
DRYER ram does affect IT a few hours after apply
ing As nearly ali paints that are black contain TAR
be sure You obtain GENUINE article, which Tor
.Llugl- rlnf,I !,
, 1876-11-25
EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons Will cover hundred square feet OF
shingle root while ON TN non, felt, mstehed boards
or any smooth sUr'ace, I two quarts 10 one gallon
are required 10 100 square feet Ui surface, aud al
though paint has a heavy holy II Is EASILY applied
with q brush
, 1876-11-25

roof may be covered with very cheap shingle
and hy ap Icttion OF this slate be made 10 last iron
20 TO > years. Ola roofs he patched and coated
looking much better, and lsstlug longer than new
shingles without the slate, Tor
, 1876-11-25
0ne.third The Cost of ReShingllne

The expense Of stating new shingles Is only about
the cost of simply laying them. The paint Is FIRE
poor against sparks flying embers, as may b.
easily tested by any one.
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PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES,

CANDLES-Are In moderate supply and
demand they are quoted ut l7lI@li%c.
RlUE-The stock Is ample for the demands
prime, 714g71S; choice, SaSl1c.
SALr-ln good supply; coarse, s2a2 80
fine, 50 80.
S0AP-Chicago GJ4(g7c; Proctor Il Gamble
S@SLc.
STA RCH-Good stock and moderate re.
quest. We quote at Ga6l%c.
COAL OIll-In good supply and demand
We quote. bbs. g9Q2Jc; cases 81 65@9 90, nc.
cording 10 quantity.
DRIED APPLES-In moderate supply
and demand ut llMllbc.
BACON stocks ample and demand good
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rum Avenue hotel viii be in readiness
lll ui,hl The Emperor aud The En-.
PRESS WIZ ocrupy HE parlon and tod.
'o,nlb b'h tst liroaiWay, and tLrIr no.
,nilltrs an range IN the order VI their
oNrlll ueaInrss 10 the imperial Der.
sous Toward Sixth avenue. There are
SIX parlors Ia the suite, The gentle.
mems parlor Is 10 bo the dining room
ior the imperial visitors, aud their
more exalted attendants, The suite IL
now occupied by General Williamson
ahd family, Miss Calhoun, DR.. GRAY,
ahd a member Of the tlrm OF Colgate 4
No', soap makers. 10 was occupied by
lhe Prince OF Wales during his visit 10
THIS city. During the Emperoris so.
Journ IN the Fifth Avenue his Treas
nrer viii be required TO disburse about
twenty-five hundred dollars q week,
The coach Ia which the Aldermen In.
tend to take the Emperor aud Empress
through the streets Is exhibited daily
before u broadway carriage factory. Ii
resembles the royal stage coaches OF
Europe, but has less gliding than the
most Of them. The hammer cloth
bears u golden crown. Il New York
Sun.
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THE MAILS.
,s.l and Departure OF Mails at Dallas Post
ONCE.
Northern Mail.

Northern Mail.
Ill., NJ X. and T. II. r., comprising western
P,shprn and eastern states, New YORK and
!. louis malls, arriveRat o:go p M uepnrt
tiIam. Pouch closes al Il m
Wv Southern mail.
,.,, f,reans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
s Houston, Austin, Waco, and all Other
l''nls In southern Texas, arrives At 7i5 Il
a sIsnarts nj 8:25 u m. Pouch closes NJ o y m,
RI, Eastern Mall,
Ar,r and p. R.R., comprising southern and
R1iile states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
IN iIttle Rock, and Shreveport, and oil
{.,1,n Texas, arrives daily NJ 1905 p m: de-
,,Is daily at 0;l5 p III. Pouch closes Mt
n western Mail,
nm Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
ksiberiord, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
m western posts, arrives ut 4OO p IN; de-
his Of 500 IN.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Odar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
fnbers, arrives at p m Wednesday and
larday; departs Monday and Thursday at
r. Denton Mail.
|Npton, Bolivar, Elizabethtown, Boyd's
INA LewIsville and Trinity NILS, arrives
r,p m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
,spars at 0. q. III. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
hives every Monday at p. IN. Departs
|slsiay at 8 q. IN.
gna Office Hours.
Delivery window, 8 a. m. to p. M; money
Mi window, 8 q. IN. to IL m and from p.
lDip. IN. Stamps sold from n. m. TO b
IN, Letters registered only during money
ten hours. 49,,
Alpesons having complaints against the
Gee on any account. Will please present the
me- In writing or In person, TO the Post
Inter
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
Jan. r.,.tsst t.. ..... -
District Attorney-Ed. g. Bower, Dallas;
District and ex-ofiicio County Clerk
Ieiander HARDWOOD. =,
Deputy Clerks--R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Town. William A. HARDWOOD.
Il. Barkley.
|Clerk-R. II. Ably.
PAX Clerk-E. NJ. Barkiey.
Deputy Sherlffs--J M. Chapman, Thonas
Scott, Beverly Scott, Harry Farmer, John
Bowen, George w. Walker, James Mosher
|,W. Hobbs, Joe Record and Mute Ogden
|Buveyor-Roberr M. Cook.
V. Cole.
BATTLE and Hide Inspector--Thomas JOINS
b, iFT
JUSTICES OF THE PEAOE. s.
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Buriord (presidins
ktice), Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-william sprowls, Lam
1ster.
Precinct No. 3-N. o. McAdams, Five
Ele Creek Hr
Precinct No. 4--Thomas L. Frank, Breck'
)ndge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, scyene
CONSTABLES.
Precinct No. IA. IL Hardin
helmet No. IN. NJ. F0ndren.
eclnct No. 3-R. f. Barker.
nclnct No. Al. s. Floyd. sl
sclnct No. 81. A. Fisher.
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E4CNLENTS.

oNIoNs-In fair supply and demand, al
81 00gi 90 per Dbl.
POrAT0ES-M fully stocked. We
quote Mt so 1908 90 per Dbl, Seed potatoes
are quoted at 81 70 q IS per Dbl, all
varieties.
BEANs-Northern and Eastern in good
demand at 4c per Id.
CABBAGES-Llght stock and in moderate
demand. They are selling in bulk at Sl2@ls
per 100 head, as to quality.
BUTTER-Choice in fair supply. stock
light. Cooking, lSc common, 25c choice
$50.
CHEEsE-stock ample; choice Western,
1bmlbL
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THE GRAIN MARKET.

,CoHN-Stock light. We quote. Texas, SO
Kansas, husked, 6Ocj sacked, 7Og75c.
WHEAT Good demand; receipts llQht
No. 2 rcd, 81 10; No. Q, Sjc.
BAkLEf--Htock small with little demand
rull bright, BOc; common, i5@Oc.
OATS-Receipts moderate with good de
mnnd: Prime red, $50; mixed aud black, zoe
RfE-Stock small, with little or no do
mand, Good medium, soc per bushel.
BRAN-M0rket well supplied with lair do
mnnd. We quote NJ SOC percwt.
HAf-We quote at slO@l6 per ton
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Dom Pedro H., the Emperor OF
Rrazil and his Empress, now journey
mo toward this city, have a goodly re-
i nS Tn II are the Grand Chamber
, Inv ~ the Brazilian imperial court, a
la,M Ia In waiting, "a maid Of honor
q physician, private Se ec,;oa The q
Treasurer, and seven domes'ics s,. a an
imnerial party will arrive IN TINS Guy
nn pha nth. The entire parlor story
Of Twenty,third street wing OF 'ne
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WINES AND LIauORs.

WHISKY--Sl 1908 80.
BRANDY domestic, 81 5O@2 50; imported,
SB@l0,
GiN-sl 5O92 90.
CLARET-Sidg8 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported, 81 7j@2 W.
SHERRY-1mported 81 75@2 w.
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SOCIETIES.
Masonic.


I u Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street,
fC M. Wheat's store.
ALIAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
0ns meets at the Chapter Rooms IN the
q Dallas, on the first Monday In each
4 nth.
A. A. JOHNSTON, NJ. e. H. p.
AEPH L. FISHER, Secretary.
4NNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, 7. & A. NJ,
ss on the second and last Saturday even
pof each month, at the Masonic Hall,
HENRY BOIL, W. NJ.
W. LoUcKx, Secretary.
|ALLAS LODGE, No 4l2 f. & A. M
fes on the first and third Saturday even.
81 every month, at Its hall over U. M
'esIs store, on Main street:
W. G. Common, W. M.
rPADaETT, Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
LUCIA Lodge, v. d., IL o. 0. FL meets at
aAtuson, Dallas county, every Weuhes-
Fsysning, at half-past o'clock;
Il r. L. FRANK, N. q,
Slow Secretary.
|psDaELEx ENCAMPMENT No. %, 1. o.
~ meets ON the first and third Fnoay
NV In each month, at the Odd FeiioWs,
N ~ J. II. DAVIS, u r.
II WAGNER, Scribe.
ALLAS LODGE No. A, J.. o. Q. F., meets
|MVgHy z, Wednesday night, at the odd Eei-
HEyRNET, Secretary.
AsMNlTY LODGE No.lsS I 0. .. f., meets
nv Monday night at Odd Fellows' hall;
hi q. III. CALHOUN, NJ u.
IN IuRLEy, Secretary. ~
RsaaoaAS CHAPEL LODGE, !. o. q. II,
,ss every Saturday night at the Thomas
|, M SION s. RECORD. W. G. 7.
INV. RECORD w. Secretary.
s,r s LODGE No. l4S, l. o. @. T., meets
INK friday night, at their lodge room, on
"sieet, between Austin and Lamar.
ID n ~. JOSEPH SWAIN, w. z. i.
ny, nv McNEALUs, W. y.
LIFTED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
kn,e.ery Monday night at old College
S'ng' Elm street, at eight o'clock p. NJ.
|INp N. h. FRANKLIN, w. L.
Sn,, BNat B'Rith. rby yel8 - 5
ke,s,. i .. LODGE NO. lg7, B'NAI BIRTH
Acbmesefy second and fourth Tuesday IN
fsct ywotn. President. d. 0osiin; vice pres,
'Hscd. %Slae Kahn; secretary, Joseph I
Ksh r~uhitor, ID, uoelip; treasurer, Emsn
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