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rEpRUsrEEss SABs5-whsre.s Gabriel n
i Freeman ard Lens freeman, hi
wife, aud Moan ID. Bsrtn. bs their deud u
trusI, dated Jnly -, iSTi, an fet.orl.d IN
pages 81, - 81, ii ana - Of book Y on tn.
- a day % August, So, at the record OF re-
rtateoi 4 xa-. conveyed TO the tindersignsd
certs,in parcels VI resi- estate situate in HE
city % DailsS. state of lexis, and described
ss follows:
/. All of tract OF land being a part
OF block ~ In Ervtns addition 10 the city
~ Daiit.s, bekinnt at a sake - feet from
tbr cspi nrr of Mckinney aud Caroline street..
and the northeast corner of block ~ ON the
-oai a side Of Caroline street. thence north 4.
ds<FeeA, west viii. the south eide al Caroline
sire tlfk1x frsst, then ce south IS degrees v est
100 feei; thence south - Degrees essl LOO /. e.
thence north Is dcsrees. east Ito fest, 10 place
OF hsginElax-
2. Also. another part of block ~, IN said
Ersiu's addition 20 TIE csty OF Dallas, segib-
uing ia the centre Mckinney road, ai the
soush eereer 81 = tot soId By o. W. Erwin
nd =. .. Erwin, his wife. to +. L. John son:
Themes so TIA - degrees. west with the c~nfTs
OF s.er> tnney road 81 f-ef; tneRoe north IS de-
gFtts west 70 ieei; thence north Is degrees.
east - fest; thence south - degrees. east rs
feet, ~ the beginning.
Also, par. block "a, Ia Ervin's addition
said ely of Dallas. beginning AZ a NJ ak ON
the south size OF h.shIand street i5el. iae,
from northwest corner OF said block No 50:
thsnc- south - dekre.s. east - feel: thence
north - dsxr - eRst 81 20 Highland street:
theme nOrto g degrees, west % feet To liz.
place OF Beginning.
T. At-f, Tue 1nsflNtuest one ta.f OF lots NO.
and ,. N block y. aud 973s<, fronting on
SWISS -treet eject, e. feet on Is0u.srd street,
s. feet on righ,-oi-Ssy OF Texas, % feet GA
Miranda street having a depth OF iiO feet
4 ous swiss street 10 Miranda.
j. Also. all lot MOL OF same niock, I'm tsooi's
g eftion 20 the ely of Dallas, frontiDg "a
fser on swiss street aud running back 40
i<sf. and fronting on Miranda street "a feet.
Which said conveyance was made Ia trust
% secure the psyfo of Ger am psomis~ery
notes. IL sails. dee snecJflod.
Now. thessfnre, In ssursnaaee OF the prSyis-
Ions Of said dc,sl 81 tcu>f. All n fhs request
Of tie legal holders Of said nofeS, l. the a n
designed Trustee. VIII, on
Tsesday. D~crsnber &c. tsst,
st<sen isse hours 81 % o'eioes. In tlle lJ.s-
noon and o'..s1seS IN Tho affsrnnon OF thai
day, At tue courthouse door - said city 9:
Dallas, procseli u set nj public vsndne, 10
ttss highest bidder Tor cznii, g1e above de-
scribeu prop r,y. "a salSfy SAID NOTES, TO-
esther with the costs anu expenses OF ex-
ernstns tbs trusf- BENZ. U. MASSEY.
deoz~u Trustee
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Aiartn ct Ftre.

ih,feyrning st aboGt q O'Clock there
VS. au alarm of fire that seriously agi
nfrd him street. lt0rlginaied In " hat
s sa1vn as the "keg Saloou,r next
DOR Zoo lewis d-h ieuot. The alarm
w.. aunlei. hut a convenient barrel
eisNsf aui willing han Is prevented
aCad se ,.lpn.
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Ib' Iires were in 20 hr cotton seed
oii het ny ye- ~iday ,nd s,,on snot .r
20. at iiuu tfy Viii add as I.ts,rs snd
az ps"sits 81 the grpAtn aI,j~ prosper
. ~ Dallas. iHe Origlnatnrs of tubs
~ jet, aii'i tiih-r wbo have earned IL
f"r~ ~ a. co npi-tlna, have done well
f.fr olir pirg.
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the a.s.ef Of ,n. r.aa,ns.- u.

H. this ag- OF hlnbuggery II Is easy to
make bold ..-se. 'ioiis, bus T.. furnish indss-
Pu abs yidet.cn o the tlath of them rs hot
always easy.
We holly assert That DR.. fUTr'S HAIR
DYE as "a s'eTior 20 all Others. ana 10 prove IL
We give ss-amons OF e celebrated Hair
Dresser, w.so has used the yarioss com
Eonnas recommended ior coIorsng liz. hair
for twenty five years.
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Pc-:.i4ri,frstrasedl book e6opagessor
NA.ssIooDi NoMASisoop! MaRRIAcEi
i'n2ediincnts 70 Marriage the cause
and ears- Sentseearely seoksS, post
pad far so cents. by Dr., c. WHITTIER,
6s7 St Charles Street, st. Louis, No.,
the great specialist. Read his works.
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Aae.r.,., az Sa

Augusta. TIA November 4, ISL.
DIX. Tur-: Dear sss--As a Hair dresser
ior iSeaas ave years, both In Europe and
AHneriess, have used all kinss Of hair dyes,
and aIn asppy 10 SAY that yours is superior
10 ANY I have ever ses.n sur several years
ave used II iih tue gfsa1rst satisfaction
To inyssi aud customers. Respeeffally,
=. BALrzEAN, French Hair Dresser
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N b. OBJ. a1rr,t Ca of the time { 2 which
4 .... ... rstf with s tias or cei y. Thnsss
a F.a I..il usE papers continued viii
~ 5a. .H..N us, sub pccnin psny the no.
... guu TFIs cNSg-oI LerWiss the
..a.. u. uFun Pity discontinued.
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pl-tU here. was discharged ester
d. 1.fr.. Iu py Clmmi--lpner Long,
there being upty.dsnee to -ubst ntia =
hatu4.gH.
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An EHuA Copy Of either The Asssxfne.
weekly, or 6aeor viii b. supplied gratls for
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In one reuiftanc<s OF. >ix Ccpies for ~ ~.
without extra copy: I-ostasr nee
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anzo.
Tns vosumes oftne Bazar conn<ncs> with
the year. when NO time " msnttcocf. 70
VIII BE- undersfoud enes Tie sul<crtftr = ishsa
~ Gun menec WIN the nnsnn<g nxxt s1er
tne rsce:pl OF he 0gots.
The Annual Soiunses 81 Auspss B1-z.r, In
meas cloth blndi 8. 0lu ~ seat b. szpre<s.
re. q sxysa.e. ~ q g ESQ., 4 complete
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Gle lMeralS


~.. r.IIuv.nz canned gsntiemrn are a.
i....If.1 ra-.IV and rvesipi tor sutsrrip-
,.F 41H Itaputiy and Ncekly Herald
W gHpr. Ngyut-Rt-tarKe.
Il N'.fer.,tt sulphur springs, Texas.
b .s.ts-- IlIuU am, Texas.
a q Iit.us.H usuisou, Texas.
D IA u.y,rr- lil'harisun, Dallas coun-
d. nauaid-pucatur. Wise county,
"a johnson station. TNrrtut
f'...s g.. Hrgg-ncnton, Denton county
y, new rlano. Collin county. re a..
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Or. WHITTIER,
eI7 81. Charles strsst. g. lszis. ss-
FOR SALE.
s!ur TIN q. e.: "

sssssssasss sh~ sssssr k.A-. $780,.
.GeostB.
IL ofsr-d very low Purass- Flp.s. 80
and ntncr rirce< rsmCN-4 - uu-u@aa
mill. taIsrify-1-br-~r pa.er. 80 -
and boiler ctot. Nouia bsr--r So r-<l
t.ssin n-ii.>- Arp~y :. So.
M.r~1sI. -
~. JAtslsL
rovfn-er~ I-ufnn. r<<4G
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FORT WORTH.


Special TO The HeraId.I
FoRr WORTH, December 2tt--Nar
shai CourtrighI shot y. ii. Wilson Ia
the leg this evening, snfiictiag slight
flesh wound, about midway between
the knee aud thigh. The Difficulty
grew out OF card published IN this
mornings Democrat rejecting ulan
the official conduct OF CourtriEht.
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"a Repository 81 Fssbses. PseAsars
and Inssrscssoa.-
HARPER'S BAZAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

Notes of the sPress,l
FOR strictly household matters and dre>.,
fnffers Barn is aifngether the hekr thins
pohiishec. To take ills . matter of CON-
oiay. No lady can anord 20 be Without n.
for tne infofmsror % gives viii save her
very Duch fnofr money thsD the suh<cril,-
ton price. besides aivfng the ha use hold a
literary yisitor--tC Chicago Journal
Hof{srs baz1r - profu<ely Illustrated, and
contains stories. poems, sketches. and s<xzys
0 IN Al suracfivs character. In Its lis~rnry
ana artists feature. the Bazzr Il unou~s-
uonspiy The beet journal OF tI- KIND IN the
ton. -
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, ana arpr.l.e.l a. Ia.

tasen up by Jsnn,S yinterS, Justice Of
The feees, one dark hay siorse. ave year.
oid, ioarteen bands high, araute,i " Oh leo
shonldrt, and hlotch brand ON light should
er. Valued At So. ncii.,,st
Taken up by X. r. Butler and es;rsyed be-
t,fe j. ~ biewett, !. A.. one brown msr-
aovut s!x Year. Did, with three White s.,.t
!ised lace, seopt IA hands high; valued at
80. ko~N
Isken up by W. -. Golfers anl rstfsy ed
- TOT. W -. Peak, J. r. Precinct No. 4, na,e
IATse Cay horse 10 hands nigh. tg o. n year.
piu marx not perc~lNanie a. a brand %
.eI hloCt1er, no bra uts. SONS aacfie make
wines ~ - Also, one Light bay hcrs-- u
n y. iii;i- ) years Old, no bz.sEcs. valued
~ -" tbaaL
Taken up BY William Pruiti. ard ..strays.t
bay horse aroui IA nauos high very Oh
fs.ht htn9 fost while, brAndssl u on is n
shoulder: valued ~ els. l5ust
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MARRIED.

, =. BARSErg.
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j. Ii. CHI AMHEE
30 Locust street. 81. Louis. Nj

flNHE STATE Or PEXAS-ro ali person.
Il tntr5esscd IL tus a4hniu.sIr.iilgH Of tue
estate az j. =. Laws. deceased: ~ = spears
administration, fiss alec IL tae Csuitty cJ,.rt
OF ba1iss eospiy MI application fof Enai set
tisfifeat % said esiate, with aeon paifyiug
hSuS -ef-- which All. be ncafl az Ihs. s.exl
tet.a OF said epo4E. commencing GU u Ii
AoHoisy IN A@rca. \. ID Ii77. at The Court-
hJssae i.,sreoi, IA lne city OF Dallas, ~ Shlci
uiae al persons interested Ia said ,--ta =,
tiley see pro cr.
witness \. HARDWOOD. Clerk of TIE County
Court. of Dallas county.
1iVsn under my hanI and s..i,I of sid
Court at Office. TINS the 10Th day Of Deeesn-
Der, A, u. 1861.
A. HARDWOOD,
de ss2W3i
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MSri.es firm. MitdsinG isgsc. Low
diiug s5s'. Good "a .ltnsry o..
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ltsal AusfavsrNtars.
h.ST<AYs

Taken Up BY J. 7. Cartwright ana e-trayss
ssipse \ Nrilure'L 4. a. preeincf No I. one
Gay pcny thfes yeerS ga. zsous thirteen
hands high. ~ Esgile hind fo9t >hiI.-, ana
40 brand ihaf - uniuteiIi gibie. sppE.lss-1
stsis- fSxst
Taken up by J. L. Miller and essrsye-s b.
tors 10. n stewart J. p. pretioet Ne. one
rssfk ilony hofss, star In fcfelfatt. about ~
nai.as high. Aeon; . OF 10 Year, old. branded
a al oo right shoulder appraised al 80. - 81
Taken NO by ]. A spfsgies an ,-trAye.i
before js.isa Il sanndefs. r. precinct No
-, one bay Pms horse, about le,s nsnds
gu; ten years Oh aud branded 90 len
eHDe3oefs J-t- appraised AZ $40. ld4sf
Taken up J. r. Moss aud .strayod before J.
II, SadaaeeS- J. L Precirnf No. one soT-
r. morse, bisze face, " nife feet. eleven years
gu; ~ hands, branded ~ on len thi L; sf-
P.s'fs "a Al -. iSH4t
iaSsn Up % LssndSg y. Steel, aud 60
GaSed before ivnD n. Ssune-rs, j ~ ict. of
ne fracs- Precinct No. :, about - hsnGs
iign. eight oF n!De years old, .ef HAD foof
Nhite, star m forehead, ard branded ] y
ca ieit Shoulder. ana On rieht sioalder
r
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.alIan .la,rn,enI

For the week andias December u, 1875.
Furnished TaE hEEAI.l, by D. W. barnett,
Reporter IN his Cisy Tor ihe National Cot
ton Exchange. =
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p. M. Kahn & Bro
COR. ELM AND LAMAR SITS.

The continued
WIN particular reference pr.
'ins where 10 make selections
know where to nnd the
and sand tn Lowest P,ees
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AGENTS WANTED
LIFE OF DR., LIVINGSTONE
EVER PUBLISHED.

Tna whole story OF tho Goeai Fsxpior.t's
early u z, AMI OF his travels, Adventures
anu woanrTfui Experiences In Area as t.5li
" nihisSii. III Eis pefzoati naffsli Ves and
last Journals. rhe Ds-ss settling work ever
Issued. For terms and circulars, address
j. II. CHAMBERS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-01-26
THE NATIONAL MARPLOTS.

Mcssrs. Blaine and all others in Con
grcss who hope to achieve popularity
and influence by opening the bloody
chasm and galvanizing into life the
expiring passions and hatreds cngcn-
dercd by the late war evidently mis-
take tho temper OF the people. The
latter have had a surfoit OF this thing,
and long tor an era when the good
feeling and fellowship that once existed
and made us, n strong, compact and
united nation shall again bless our
country. And II was iondly hoped
that with the advent Of this Centen-
NAL year this might bc accomplished.
IL IL is not IL will be the fault Of the
accurscd politicians, who care neither
for tho happiness of tho people or wei
fare Of the country so that their own
selfish aims are answered. If the
journals of both parties were wise and
patriotic they would frown on these
national disturbers Of tho peace and
teach them that when the brave men
North aud South are satisfied to bury
the bloody and sorrowful memories Of
the past, the former shall not destroy
the ucneral Ucal bv fheir rockloaanoes
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-01-26

CoNsIsrEScY.--It seems that the
Presidents indignation at the appoint
ment of ex-Confederate soldiers to fill
various subordinate positions is not ex-
cited by their sectional antecedents,
but by their present political atfilia-
tions. His preiudiccs do not extend to
those defenders of the late Confederacy
who are recommended by his crony,
the cx-guerilla Mosby, tor the latter's
friends and followers have no trouble
in getting comfortable places and
feathcring their little nests with by no
means bad quality of Federal down.
Probably there would not have been
the slightest objection to any of the
ex-Confederatcs now occupying places
in the House, had Mosby first
put his mark upon them and indicated
that they belonged to his flock In
short, such men as Mosby, Longstreei
and Hays, of Alabama, men who sup
port the Radical plans of ''reconstruc.
ton" in the South and bugle the third
term idea,. never have their names
mentioned evcept with the most pro
found respect, and their wishes are
always deferred to but le. them favor
general reconciliation and justice, pop
ular rights, public economy, and, il
short, those principles that the iather'
ofthc Republic SO distinctly enunciated
and see how soon the whole Republican
camp will be down upon them Bosto'
Post.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-01-26
WHAT HAS BEEN DECIDED.

The Radicals will kick up hula
bulloo about the triumphs of this cleo
ton, but after the noise is all over and
we settle down TO sensible basis, what
else has been decided than that the
same men-the worst portion of the
Radical party---have continued in Of
fee, with new lease upon power and
an apparent sanction to 60 on as they
have done? No reform certainly has
been instituted, no new men have been
put into power pledged TO economy and
an administration ofthe Treasury solely
for the interest of the taxpayer Moth
ing certainly has been decided on the
finance question, for the policy of the
Radicals was 10 talk one thing in one
part OF the State, and something else in
another, while their platform simply
meant nothing, so as to admit Of two
or more constructions. And even if it
had been more explicit, it would have
settled nothing, for il is in the hands
of Congress, and not Congressman
was elected in the State this fall. SO
that after all, the result means nothing
more than that the Cameron element
of Radicalism in this State has been
unfortunately again entrusted with
the money bags. BY very much
smaller majority it is true, but still by
a majority large enough to accomplish
tho purpose Clinton Democrat
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-01-26


SPEAKER KERa's BEST MANS it
quito fair for so many papers to attack,
deride and condemn Mr.. Morrison, the
new ways and means chairman, before
he has even called his committee TO
gether2 The Herald calls him Che is
from lllinois) "thc wooden headed Hoo
sier," ''incompetent, a"small, obscure,
wirc-pulling politician" and applies to
him other disparaging and contemptu-
ous cpithets. This is conspicuously
unfair. To condemn man unheard
and without trial is what the Ameri.
can people win never do. Mr.. Morri-
son is a man of decent ability; he has
been member of the Illinois Legisla.
turc for years and, II he is not an ora
tor, be is u sound, sensible business man,
qualified to do the hard work of u busi-
ness committe, like that for devising
financial ways and means. A verdict
cannot be entered up against him till
he has had chance to show what il
in him. The;Amcrican people will not
permit such gross uncharitableness in
this holiday season, and the papcrs
that persist IN the indecent policy will
=.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-01-26
FOOTING WITH FIREARMS

II ia said that Senator Anderson, Of
tho Allegheny District, will present in
his branch of the Legislature bill for
the punishment of persons "pointing
or discharging firearms at other per
sons within this Commonwealth
The bill provides that "Any person
who shall point, discharge, or threaten
to point or discharge any gun, pistol,
or other fircarm at any other person,
whether playfully or otherwise, shall
bc deemed guilty Of misdcmeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be
sentenced to pay fne Of one thou
sand dollars, and undergo an imprison-
mept not exceeding five years, or both,
at the discretion of the court" A
second section of tho bill provides,
'That nothing contained in this act
shall be u bar to the recovery Of any
damages that may be claimed in civil
suit arising from any injury that may
be sustained through fright or bodily
damage by pointing, discharging, or
threatening TO point or discharge fire.
arms OF any description whatever" 3.
Something is necessary TO restrain
the periodical idiot, who, in the exu-
berence of playful spirit, points a gun
which he didn't know was loaded at
brother or sister, or companion, as the
case may be. The chronicle of deaths
caused by this stupidity is growing
larger every day and almost rivals the
work of that other incautions person
who hastens the fire in the stove by
poaring on kerosene from the can. II
Senator Anderson's bill will tend TO
decrease the number of playful mur.
ders by the firearms idiot we shall hail
its passage with satisfaction HeaangC
Spectator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-01-26
EST.sBLISHED 1887.
BAILEY'S
PURE RYE WHISKY

We again call your attention to the above cele.
brated brand Of goods, and we do 80 with thee con
viction that there Is great want existing among
vast number Of persons who are compelled to
use, incidentally or otherwise, pure whisky
To supply this want We ofer Bailey's Pure
Rye, an article which has beea before the pubic
for a number Of years, lis reputation standing
high as thoroughly reliable stimulsnt among
medical men. As an evidence, quite number Of
our eminent physicians prescribe il to the exolu
sion Of all others,
Being made on the best known scientific prin-
eiples, from the choicest grain, and BY practical
distillers, II retains q delightful flavor, aud,
greatly improved by age. makes It largely sought
Alter by hrst.elass hotels aud druggists.
should you desire 10 give this whisky trial,
and are in doubt as to whether your hotel or drug
gist keep H. tnot having onc Of our signs display
cd.l write TO US and We shall be most happy TO
direct you to the persons Who handle our goods
in your neighborhcod.
We are also sole propfetors aud man ufacturers
ofthe wei. known DIR. SrEvER's TONIC HERB
BiTrERs, which has been successfully used for
over thirty years as Blood Purifier, auii-Dys-
peptic and Tonic.
HUEy A CHRIST,
Maeh2fT5l i7l N Third ST., Philsdelphis.