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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29
Pencil POints.
More snow yesterday.
Thanksgiving tomorrow.

More snow yesterday. L
Thanksgiving tomorrow.
Birds Of a fea,her--two crows.
Splendid weather for this season
Of the year.
The stage stops at the Alpena
House this winter. rs bs,
Vessels of all sorts arc fast going
into winter quarters.
|
There was dance at the Union
House on Monday evening.
The mail arrives now every even
ing, except Sundays, by stage.
The steamer Marine City has
mado her last trip for this season.
Holiday goods have arrived In
town, and will soon be on exhibit
ton.
The fishermen expect to have
about two weeks Of fishing yet this
season. f+FIr
Deer are very plenty this year,
and one Indian in this county has
shot forty.
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving,
the public schools will be closed
for the day.
There will be an oyster festival
at the NJ. Z. Church this Wednes-
day evening.
Chickens, turkeys, etc, will he
served In an extensive manner
throughout the country tomorrow.
The steam barge East Saginaw
arrived at this port Monday even
ing, and now goes into winter quar-
tiers.
The steamer Dove left this port
for Bay City yesterday morning,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29

Holiday goods have arrived Ia
town, and will soon be on exhibi-
ton.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29

The mail arrives now every even
ing, except Sundays, by stage.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29

Splendid weather for this season
Of the year.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29

The fishermen expect to have
about two weeks Of fishing yet this
season. '[FIT ts|
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29

Deer are very plenty this year,
and one Indian in this county has
shot forty.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29

Tomorrow being Thanksgiving,
the public schools will be closed
for the day.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29

Birds Of a fea,her--tvo crows.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29
Is Cent Column.

swno.-Ers. Lydia A. Absr has a full line OF
othe latest styles Of patterns, and is prepared
20 do all kinds Of sewing for Ladies, Gents OF
CAildrsn. Also sewing by the day. First street.
ara.Itg' 27i.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Sergeant, Signal Service, U. s. A
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-29

INURS.-The hishcrt cash price paid for Raw
II rurs and Deer Skins by q. N. Blackburn, at
his old stand, next to Rodnan's, Second ST.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06

This place Of worship IL rapidly hp-
preaching completion. The lsraell'eS
Of Dallas form very Intelligent
thrifty aud moral element ana among
them mny be found some Of our lead
Ing business men. Although compar'
atlyely small In numbers, here Their
congregation has quite oulslrlpped
many Others In their llberallly ana en-
terprI0c In erecting no handsome a
building, When IL Is ready to DO CON
soeraled, which will be on the 20th'
The HERALD will contain y full de-
scrlption Of the very novel, solemn
and interesting ceremonies Inc
Rabbi In charge IL n gentleman OF
great culture aud agreeable manners
an earn est worker n pious man, ana
thorough scholar. In his labors here
for the welfare OF his people he VIII
have the entire sympathy and respect
OF all good people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
PROGRAMME OF MAY FESTIVAL
Gwen by the Dallas Turnyerein.


The Turner's will meet at s o'clock
A. NJ. sharp Mt their hail. AT S:l5 u
committee will go with music TO the
gathering places Of the different soole-
ties having accepted the invitation.
Order OF Professionalism, Police;
second, Germania Band; third Lamar
Rifles; fourth, Stonewall Greys; NTH,
Schuetzen Verein; sixth, Gruetll We
rein; seventh, Schwetzer Gesang We
rein; eighth, Base Ball Club; ninth,
Guests; tenth, Maygreen; eleventh,
Turnvereln.
Line of March--l'rom Turner Hall
down Commerce to Square, on Main
street to Lamar, on Lamar to ELM, on
Elm to McCoy's Grove, near the old
Fair Ground and disband.
Programme--l030 o'clock am, IN
PRODUCTION OF Speakers; ii O'clock am,
Address OF Mr.. Schneider, Growing OF
Queen, commencement of plays, which
will run the day without lntermlssion,
2 O'clock pm, Address by Hon. John
Henry Brown.
Prizes --Gymnastic Exercises OF
Adults lst one pair of CATERS made to
order, $40: %, SIS gold; Sd, SO Mexican
silver; for scholars; lst, knife, fork and
spoon; I'd, Congress knife; Sd, pocket
book.
Invisible Rooster-Prizes; LIST, sack
of flour; I'd, ham; Sd, barrel potatoes.
Scissor Snipping--Prizes: SILK hand
kerchieis, vases, fruit plates, locket
and chain, ladies' breastpin, molasses
pitcher, ladies' comb, etc.
Pole Climbing First, a sill
yer watch; second, II pair of pants to
fit; third sleeve buttons, etc.
Marble Run-Prize: One dozen
Brooms. rs
Foot Raoe-Prlzes: First, one tame
deer; second, twenty-five pounds of
buffalo meat.
Base Ball-One silver cup, So, ,
Admittance 81 cents. Ladies' free.
Committees George Blume, chair
man; Carl Gothic do Grote, secretary.
Music George Blume.
Invitation-Jake Grossman, l.. Il.
Bohny, L. Wagner. '.. M W
Printing-Tlllnlan Forster, l.. Il.
Bohny, Theodore Reinecke.
Decoration M. Davidson, Carl Gothic
de Grote, Mlsselhorn, G. Hirt, Bau.
man.
Transportatlon-J. Grossman, f.
Hamm, Geo Rick. .....
Building-shepperd, schmip, Som
mer, Hess. ri,.U
Bari +. Bohny, J. Grossman,
Robert. ta Fsa.r
Treasury - Eisenlohr, Schellknopf,
Misselhorn.
Reception--J .B. Schnied, 4. Rlenecke,
G. Hirt, II. Bohny, Il, Bohny.
Plays--M. Davidson, s! Myer, Il.
Forster, VIM. Friedman. 1t'
Prizes M. Davidson, Grossman,
Tillman. :
Judges-F, Forster, ID. Goslin, Fl.
Thiesfeld.
Dance--F. Hamm, Charles Bohny.
Rsnts--Geo. Blume, Ernst, Bobby,
Sommer.
GEO. BLUME. President.
CARL GoTIIE DE dRorE, Secretary,
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THE HERALD Office has now on
hand n large lot Of blotllng paper
Parties who desire blotlers printed can
have It done neatly aud cheaply' a.,
-Ifyou want over two hundred OF
Of tho latest aud most elegant patterns
Of wall paper to select from, go to r.
p. lyle, bookseller and stationer, bO1
Main street, where yoa will find the
largest stock In tho West, aud prices
ut the very lowest No extra charge
for trimming, Also large stock OF
rustic shades constantly on hand. I'D
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Residence NJ u Bargain.

The attention Of those who want q
desirable residence In charming spot
In the northeastern suburbs OF Dallas
IL called TO the advertisement In the
columns OF THE HERALD Of the house,
stable, and an acre aud q quarter OF
ground there offered for sale at q bar
gain, by the agant OF the owner, Mr.
d. l.. Richardson. Located M II IL just
adjoining what will one day be one OF
the chief attractions Of the city OF Dali
las--the church and school park OF the
Cumberland Presbyterlans, which
abounds with venerable trees, u rural
SPOT, about half II milo from the Court
house, and overlooking the whole city,
with all its ohurch-splres In view, and
yet shut Off from the clty's dust and
confusion by Mr.. Rossi's orchard and
market garden lit can be made one Of
the choicest homes In this city. The
advertisement gives u more detailed
description Of the property.
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the New Main street s,a-..

Mr. John Knephey, jeweler, of New
Albany, Indiana, Is to occupy the new
store, fine three-story building, on
Main street, next door to the new two
story zinc front building OF Messrs.
Harry Brothers, who are to occupy
half of their own building, the other
half to be occupied by Mrs. Tyne's
millinery establishment, from Nash
vile, Tennessee. ~
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NRUsTEEsSA LE.-By virtue OF certain
/ deed OF trust, coupled WIN power w i hu ",
the land hereinafter described, ekecuon a"
the iith day OF April, A, u, 1914, by j, n;
Leonard, 10 me, A, ], ltoe, for the purpose OF
securing me In the payment OF GeTthlh
prOmlssory note Of four thousand hhd seNrn
hundred and twenty dollars, made ny LEON
ard Brothers, payable 10, me, the sald a. .;
Roe or order, bearing date the 5lst uhy ~
January, A. ID. 1874, and 10 become que SIX ~
months after date (see book IL, pages $50,
and 4, as, Dallas County Records OF Deels,,9le,)
will sell, on Monday, the 10Th day OF MAY
A. ID. 1876, ~ the Courthouse door at lhllhs,
In the county of Dallas, al public oulclyl 10
the highest bidder, for cash ~ hand lhe ioi.
lowing described tract OF land, to-wli lying
In the county OF Dallas and state OF iuAhs,
the same being part Of II onethird league
survey In the name OF Robert Sloan, ana Do
Ing the Same land conveyed by said sloan
to W. B. Miller on the 9th day OF December
A. ID. lSi7, and set apart TO Matte W. Leon
ard by the District Court OF Dallas county ~
the June term, A. d. 1871, thereof, ana con
veyed by her 10 the said j. A. Leonard, on
the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1872, for more pnT-
tlcular description Of which reference Is mere
made 70 book r., page 2lO, Dallas county
Records OF Deeds excepting one hundred
and seven and two-tenth acres conveyed py
said j. A. Leonard TO Lowery Waters,
A. j. ROE,
Dallas, Texas, May 4, 1876. mayBd&wtd
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N0lle praaauut

In the case Of Mr.. M. s, Morrow, late
conductor on the Texas and Pacific
Railway, which came up In the United
States District Court at Tyler, the Dis,
trict Attorney entered aoue prosequ,
after the first witness was examined,
This win be a vindication Of Mr.. Nor.
row and destroys the charge made
against him of abstracting mail matter.
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Remedy for nrosaustnes.

Now, here, at last, is an infallible
remedy for mosquitoes: Put a few min
nows In each cistern. The minnows
eat the wiggletails. Here is chance
for smart boys to make money by
catching the minnows and supplying
cistern owners with them, say at three
for q quarter.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

--Remember the Mai-Fest.
.Csntann,aI oards nrinted nj thi,
ofice.-Ad.
u.ts-ho,shots at Uam,lton g
co,s-Aa
s,--c,oo,., so,s Car al, RI nj Rad q
Iothron,s Al
% ga o'' ~ y
tou wnips sure 70 hnu 'he 'a'es'
anu pest h"'s"' hamilton " ooA-Ao
.TWeae receWihg now s.ock %
'urh,Sh'nS soous' Nv iiAmii'oh y COS
"' ,ogss.s1 hoaIa3ra.sh
Hooters, Centennial cards and adj
ve,'lS'ns lans prln'ou ~ ihh i1hHALl
o"'Ye 0'-1A'1 ebe,nss naa.l
Everything new In furnishing
goods, Will be found at Hamilton "
oo s-''e' 5"i ae.3a, e'L'i -e
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, sos
Main street--Ad' l'.'994J ena 'a'.'lq o5 q,
Lovely gold watches and chains,
ana the celebrated diamond spectacles,
at Grams, 6O7 Main street.-Ad.
Lehman u Nothaf have removed
to the brick block on Elm street below
+. b. N = f L
Adams q hsonarrs pank'-Ad'
The Sunday School picnic train
will leave the Texas and Pacific depot
at eight o'clock this morning, prompt
Tho most beautiful department Of
neokwAre, handkerchief, ETC., will be
on exhibition at Hamilton n Co.'S, In
. few days.--Ad. t4
r, H. West, Judge OF the County
Court, and George N. Aldredge, ESQ.,,
County Attorney, are expected by this
morning's train from Austin.
George Mundy, the hatless prop he
never wore a hat until the sioht OF the
"Rose Mechell" induced him to put
one on--Hamilton has the hat.--Ad.
The Council viii probably dispose
Of the question of allowing hogs TO not
90 sca van Van, , N ne naxt sesa,on ono
man WIN 4 cart and snada q worth a
,hon,.,a 49,. - !,
'i'o '''sA ~ noSs' y nHt /
Lots Of fellows were visible yester-
dav going home with n frootious vo,nu
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The Lamar Rifles will return this
morning from their trip to Houston.
They made fine effort to win the
prize, but were not successful. This Is
no reflection on the discipline or drill
Of the men. When II is taken into con-
sideration the difficulties under which
they have labored, the shortness Of the
time since they began to prepare, they
acquitted themselves admirably, and
should pick theirf lnts and try it again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
Job Work.

The Herald office is now receiving large
eonsignments OF Job papers of all descrip.
ton, and asks an examination OF prices and
quality. BIZ Heads white and colored) Let
ter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards.
Circulars, Etc, printed as cheap as ,be
cheapest, and neater than the neatest. Rrinv
~ your orders and get the benefit OF onS
summer Prices" VI o"i
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nolFor.lhe MaI.TesI

Az will be seen by Advertisement
elsewhere, the Texas and Pacific Rail
way will run trains every hour, begin
ming ut nine o'clock am, next Sun
day, TO the Mai-Fest. Fare for thu
round trip twenty-five cents, which h
cheap enough TO please anybody. CO
early with your quarter--Ad.
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1o,h..L,dl.,. Tailor. and shosmassr..

To.the Ladies, Ihilors ana ohoemNors'
Tho Singer Manufacturing Company are
opened for business, showing the hnest lot
OF tho most popular machines, and tho best
and cheapest sewing silk In all oolors olarlt't
40. N. T." and Mlifords linen In Nil sizes
Silk from ton TO forty per cont loss thau amy
house In tho South. New oiiioo-0O0 Main
street, four doors cast OF Poydras
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
apl2g-dlin W. ", CLARKE, Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06

The young men Of Dallas who may
wish to have a thorough, practical
knowledge Of surveying, are invited to
call and see +. A. Whitescarver upon
that subject. Room No. s, Dallas In.
iirmary.--Ad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06

A meeting Of the stockholders of the DIAL
las Real Estate and Building association
win be held at the office of the Secretary, III
Main street, 7o'clock Tuesday, 10th OF May
1879. BY order OF the Directory.
Et5 WttE Sd. ADAMS, President.
Il. +, BARRY, Secretary. may6dtd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
FURNISHED Dwelling for Rent from
q juno until October I -

Five rooms, bath room, kitchen. servants
room, laundry (all completely furnishedI
stone cellar, cisteru, well with force pump
lot 100 feet mont by 100 feet deep, corner Car.
ter and Hord streets. Apply to Chas, Fred
Tucker, over City Bank. may0- IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06

The Herald has Just received q large as.
sortment OF centennial Cards." and print
them to order at 81 a hundred-reduction on
larger orders. Call early. a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
The Mayors Court.

Nothing beyond the disposition of Z
few cases OF drunkenness and disorder
and occupation tax cases was done
yesterday In this court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
Notice TO Lumber buyers.

nave this day opened Retail Lumber
fard for the Texas and Pacific Lumber as
ISOLATION In East Dallas. WIN fll bills M
snort notice for al kinds and In any amount
nave on hand large amount OF dry ium.
Der. W. \. JoHNsoN 49,.
aprlSdlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
TO All Pnr,Ios In,eroaled In pIo Wa.

We now claim the champion pillow,
M we had no competition In our field
trial. But In order to give all chance
who may claim some other reason
than fear for not competing, we stll
leave the challenge open for them Il
name the time and place. .
PAYNE n MILNE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
n. a Boo,h a Co., AuotIoneor,,

Located In building No. 400 Elm street, will
buy or sell any and all kinds OF Furniture,
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Etc, etc, or sell any
thing loft NJ private sale. Auction every
day. Ifts'lF JOE u. BOOTH, Auctioneer'
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4. v. Chllders.

Surgeon and Physician. Office, No. AO7 Main
street, up stairs, Room Nod where he will
DO found at all hours, both day and night.
Ian2l-dtf -'F
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By two young mon an uniurnishod room
southern exposure, and moderate price.
Address A. ID. o., p. o. box liS maybd2t
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Wanted.

A first-class pastry cook and candy make,
at Ferry Bros, Soi Main street. None Other
need apply. may8-at
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New YORK, May 5.-Money 314 per cent
Customs receipts, S3i4,4O0. Prime mercantile
paper ihOy6 per cent. Assistant Treasurer
dlsbursed $4,000. Clearings sSo,OOO,OOO.
Sterling exchange firm-UO days, 1884; do
Coupons OF 1881, 1924; do 1885, ll41S; do 1855
new, 1881; do 1867, 1907 do 1868, l221a; new 5's
ll75s;, lO-iOs, regular, ma; do coupons, llS]9
currency tn, l28,
rates to pr cent. Governments closed
steady, and Il fraction lower In some eases
than ut the opening. Loans also made Hat
Railroad bonds quiet and Arm. state secur-
tiles steady, .g
There was great depression at the Stock
Exchange early In the day, and fluctuations
We're unusually violent. After midday the
market was Irregular, but In the main some
what steadier. In the early part OF the last
hoOr prices advanced somewhat, but In the
last half hour part OF the advance was lost
and the market closed feverish.
commercial.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Hemp nothing doing
| Flour weak and little doing. Fall supertine
| 50 00@S 90, extra ~ 0O9i rs, Xxx 50 GIGS 90
| xxx So 00C95 so. Wheat dull and lower e
sell; No. 3 fall, 81 HH@i Ss bid cash. 81 81
bid. Corn higher; No, 9 mixed 1910 cash
| i5sEdg5li4c May; 45JS@i6c June. Oats inactive
but Arm; 8l90q8io bid cash; $1ac bid June
Rye duh with $3.50 bid. Barley nothing do
| idg; choice Minnesota, 81 coal o.. Whisky
dairy 25@27c, prime do 40, country store Ia
zoe. Eggs steady at l0kc. Hay steady
prime to choice IS 0o92 90. Pork dun al
s2l &@2l 40. Dry salt meats nominai nc
sales. Bacon quiet nj S1s@S5{o and ls1s@
| l2l4@l29Tc. Lard, no market.
BALT1M0RR, May 6.--Corn active but lower
Western mixed, 8Oo,
NEW YORK, May 5.--Flour-moderate bu.
| siness doing for export and home trade; SUI
perflne W estern, 81 l0@4 80; common to good
81 906Db 20; good to choice, SO 25@5 20; st. Louis
s. 20Gl5 90. Wheat, No. l spring 81 T(el 80.
| Corn In fair demand for home and export
use; mixed, no grade, 50, do steamer 6O@G0l9c,
do graded 6a14@6ac. Oats more active; mixed
western T@i9c.
Live stock.
ST. LOUIS, May 5,-Hogs In fair demand;
light shipping, So 766g6 90; bacon, 50 40a8 70;
butchers, SO 50; porkers, 10 OO6g0 40. Recei pts,
$500 head. tt I
Cattle active and firm; good to choice ma
IN; pony steers, 81 25Cs4 10; fair to choice
"a 26@@4 50. Receipts 500 head.
Sheep--Quiet for fair good qua lities; fair to
good, s4l2b@i75: good To choice, "a T5@5 rs.
Receipts 1875 head.
CHICAGO, April 5.--Cattle-- Receipts, 1000
head. Market active and prices shade
higher; common TO good butchers. 50 25li 25;
fair to good stockers, So 75@g4 rs; good TO choice
shipping, 81 25@5 90; extra TO fine, "a 250e4 70;
fancy, 50 ~. Sales mostly 81 256ll 10.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head. Market active
and u shade hrmer; light, 81 00@7l0; pack rs,
mixed, 81 OO6l7 10; shipping, 81 1O617 rs; Phil.
adelphias, 81 40aI &C.
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Our Supplement-.

We have printed third large edition OF
our supplement on Texas, and are prepared
TO fill orders In any amount. .4t Ut.
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THE
Sunday Herald
A Good Advertising Medium.
SEND In YOUR ORDERS TODAY
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
c,o,hl.o cIoihlno / Clothing

Al tho New York Clothing House, COZ Elm
atreet, Dallas, and ~ walker street, Now
YORK. wo ask AZ a special favor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gents iur'
ninhing goods, win examine our goods ana
compare prioen, ifnot convinced that wo nro
giving botter valuo for tho prices, than have
ever boon seen In thia city, then We snail
not expect them 70 buy. Such an opportunity
10 buy irat- class clothing at less than man
ufacturing prices may mover occur again, "
we wish 10 lay our assortment before the
public, land got fairly aquaintod with Tho
trade, wo win make such great reduction
from regular prices, M 10 at once gain mv"r
with tho general public and DO CON
yistod OF being tho lowest price clothing
mouse An Texas. aprli-dfwOmB
A. .Ah M
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Prescriptions attended to night and day. b,
aoompetont druggist. urr.,r-. ID
spr0dim Y II. BEAUMONT 4 20.
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LEaRAND HOTEL.

Jaseph Perry, Deuison; J w Corbin
Baltimore; } Braden and wife, Paris,
Tex; 9 w b Swigles, Natchez, Miss
Miss Emma Rynders; G w Allen, Au-
burn, N Y; I'm Hatch, st Louis; d l
Waddy, Troy, Mo; II IL Parmalee, New
York; Frank Pierce, st Louis; 5 "
Mason, Texas; r = Deal, sherman; i
Block, A Brtton,N O; IL & Buchanan
tai II r.; Nj w Garrison, Ala; Il i
Morris.
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Dallas, Texas, May 4, 1870,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LAMAR HOUSE.

LAMAR HOUSE. ...t..
b b Mitchell, Louisville, Ky; II {
Heath, Rockwell, Tex; N Anderson
Greenvllle, Tex; G II Moore, Bowling
Green, Ky; ID NJ Macarthur, st Louis
s Kaiser, J Samuels, Bryan; J Mark
Ter, Fort Worth; M q Lellingwell
Sherman; j q Hubert, Oh Yates, $
Louis; Mrs ii Ellis, Denison; w |
Evans, Chicago; J : Noble, Marshall
] France, Saginaw, Mich; Mrs y Bush
81 Louis; Miss s A Fulkeson, w "
Enlkeson. Big Sandy, Tex.
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Glass lamps and ohimnoys, shades 70
lamps and burners.
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Wanted.

Tho above establish ment, IL n branch o
tho woll-known house OF A. StreinDurg
90, gT Walker street, New York.
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CITY BUSINESS.
StockhoIders' Meeting,

Hot and Cold baths at wilson's, No
ala Elm street. ts DECIDEDLY
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Y. BEAUMONT n CO.,
sprydlm city Drug store, Ills Elm street.
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CM Key, Denton; + Il Ginson, do
A J Wright and wife, Fort Worth
Mrs Lucy Johnson, do; d = Bonen
Dallas county; Mrs NJ q Pearson and
daughter Terrill. ...a 81. . ST..
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STOCK PiISALL TIE TIME.

The heading of this article, says the
Valley Farmer, WAS the remark of All
old farmer, the other day, while deplor-
ing the failure Of his wheat crop. "One
year the wheat fails. another year the
corn; but" says lie. ''stock pays I'LL the
time" lie moreover remarked that
the farmers who early gave their atten-
ton to stock raising had gone right
along without setbacks, and outstripl,c,l
the gr;lin-Growers. There is, 10 doubt,
much truth in the old mans remarks.
Stock is the s,lrest and most remunera-
tive. In tlick!y settled regions it is
safer to divide the interest between the
two. The two assist each other and
improve the farm. Waste straw and
otf;') Of the stock will go to fertilize tile
soil and improving it's capacity and pro-
ductiveness. The strength of the soil
is II great desi'leratum with the farmer.
The soil is the mine of wealth, his
treasury. his bank Of deposit. Hemust
keep it good, or his paper is protested
his reputation us IL farmer is dishonored.
1t is well to keep Il variety of stock us
we'll as to raise Il variety Of grain crops
The general profits of each year are
thus kept nearly equal. Farming may
he done close-less wasted and more
made.