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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-05-04
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOIl FONiSAAHs
VyHE HOUSE AND LOT IN YoRKvILLE,
formerly the property Of the late George w.
Williams, and situated on Main Street. is offered
for sale. The lot contains one acre and three
quarters. The Dwelling House contains eight
rooms, and has recently been repaired. On the
premises are necessary outbuildings, good garden
and orchard. ""
TERMs-Easy. Possession given on the LIST day
of next January. w. H. McCORKLE,
80 E.H Real Estate Agent
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Doctors are guessers. If they guess right, you
are all right-providec you pay the BILL. If they
guess wrong, you 20 to the graveyard-they 60 to
their dinner. MERRELLs HEPATINE has cured
more cases of liver disease Indigestion constipa-
ton and dyspepsia, than all the doctors and pills
in the world combined Ask your druggist, j. c..
KUYKENDAL, about this medicine
Each bottle contains fifty doses, and will cure any
case of liver complaint in the world.
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP cures coughs,
For sale by JOHN C. KUYKENDAL.
April 20 l6 tt
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4 SPLENDID assortment of G. G. and white
n Granite Crockery Ware, can be found at
II. w. HOPE d cos.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-05-04

STOVE FIXTURES
LWAYS on hand, cheap for the Cash. Re-
"A pairing done promptly.
J, M. ADAMS.
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MAY DAY.

II OOK out for statements Of account on May
Day. will insist on settlement.
JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
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SEA.FOAM.

SEA.FUAM,
TWIN Brothers dry Hop Yeast, Horsford's g
Self-raising Bread Preparation, &c. chesp, at
CLARK BROTHERS..
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BEEF IRON AND WINE.
RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS

CHOULD use DR.. Kennedys Dissolvent. He
= confidently asserts thatany case of Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, or Sciatica, can be cured by its use.
The medicine can be had at the York Drug Store.
..' go JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
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j. F. WALLACE, G. C. c. Pls.
May4 u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-14

Az q me ting of the Ladies' Industrial 30
ciety, of the First Presbyterian Church, the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has in
his inscrutable providence removed by
DEATH our beloved sister, Mrs. Mary j.
Beaumont.
Rcsoircd, That in her death this Society
has lost willing and efficient cl-laborei,
the Church is deprived of her bright exam
PIES and her family bcreft of one who faith
fuly discharged her duties In the house cir
Gle
Resolved, That while we deeply deplore her
loss, We have the blessed assurance that she
rests with God's beloved, and would pray
fully commend TO his tender care, the moth
erless children, and bereaved husband,
upon whom he has laid his chastlsing hand,
ReS0ired, That these resolutions be enrolled
upon tho Society srecordsr and published In
THE DALLAS HERALD aud Texas Preshyte-
rlan, also, II copy presented to the family OF
the deceased In The name OF the Ladies In
dustIial Society, of the First Presbyterian
Church. Dallas, Texas.
BY order OF
MRS. s, II, BROWN, President.
NJ. II. WALTON, Secretary.
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DALLAs. AlExAsV a4
FRIDAY MORNING :,e;;: APRIL H..
PREPERRRD SPECIALS. :
clo,hiao , Clothing / Clothing

OfvtHIh1 C'utH"H ~'u'""'H .oo ,,,
Al the New York Clothing House, oO5 Elm
street, Dallas, ana 81 Walker street, New
York. We ask az q special favor that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gents iur-
nishing goods. will examine our goods and
compare prices, ifnot convinced that we are
giving better value for the prices, than have
over been seen In this city, than we shall
not expect them 10 buy. suoh an opportunity
70 buy nrst.class clothing at less than man
ufacsuring prices may never occur again M
we Wish TO lay our assortment before the
public, and got fairly acquainted with the
trade, we win make such great reduction
from regular prices, ~ TO at once gain favor
with the: general public and be- con-
visted Of being tho lowest price clothing
house In Texas. aprll-d6w3ms
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LOCAL BREYITIEs.


There were thirty CANNES In the
pound yesterday. w ~ - "a
Hamilton h Co. will sell hats or
"burst In trying."-Ad.
"A mild norther chilled the atmos-
phere somewhat upon yesterday.
Elegant line of sleeve buttons and
studs just received at Webb's, sos Main
street. I'D. - '''3a''4'
Hamilton q Co. are the live hat
tiers. Look at their windows and be
convinced, I'D. 4, m s S b5a aiy ii
We hear ofan unprovoked murder
ut Corsicana a. VIC, 90 TO press. The
reign Of the pistol Is far from being
over.
FOR an elegant gold watch and
chain, or stylish piece Of jewelry, 90
to Oraim's.--Adu.a '9@ .al7a&afi9o ~.
Ladies sfsd gentlemen have a
standing invitation to visit Hamilton
Il Co. --,.Ad. aoas& bGa fas9t j1q4
"A Greco Roman wrestling match
Is on the tapis. The Greek is hack
driver and the Roman halls from
Arkaf,saw Ar1a @2Hs@
Most Beautiful designs in Bronze
Clocks,r just received at III. Lange's
No. TOO, Elm street. I'D. s.,
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. u
1t was our pleasure to shake hands
with Senator Martin, Of Hunt county,
and the Hon. g. B. Pickett, Represent
tative-elect from Wise county, on yes
terday. Both gentlemen were IN fine
health, and were en- route for the Capt.
toll. We wish them safe aud pleas
antitrip. 39Is gHa8 gggggl
The venerable Reeresenfatlve-elect,
from Tarrant county, General N. IL.
Dafnell, was in the city yesterday, en-
route for Alislp. We believe lie re-
inained over until to-day, aud proposes
70 pass down on this evenings train.
We regret 70 hear that he isin rather
feeble health. y -
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An old tombstone IN the burying-
ground ut West Lynn, Massachusetts,
bears the inscription "God took the
good, TOO good to stay, and left the bad,
too bad to take away" Rather rough,
that, on the mourners.
The New York Sun insists that there
Is abundant ground for the impeach-
ment Of the President, but doubts
whether 1t Is worth while, since he
will have to walk the plank anyhow
on the 4th of March next.
Brown came home late the other
night, says Hohokus, and Mrs. Brown,
looking out of the bedroom window,
observed, $50 you've been tipping the
glass again, have you ~ "Glass,"
said Brown, "(hic) IT'S funny word ;
take OIL the 'G' and it's you, my dear
"Yes,r answered Mrs. b., "and then
take Off the ~ and it's you, you
wretch" and she slammed the win
dow down with bounce.
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Pure MIX.

10 the Editor of The Heraldi
In THE HERALD Of to-day Is para
graph ~ follows. 400 =.
III the 'milkmen' OF Dallas would
put little less water In their daily
quantum Of milk, etc.
This article reflects unJustly on n
part, at least, Of that useful portion of
your citizens. The "Dent Dairy" has
always had the reputation Of dlspens'
Ing pure article, and ! am
prepared to prove what as
sert when ] tsay that the milk
sold from that dairy is as pure as II
comes from the COW. Further, the
cattle being blooded stock, and we'll
cared for, give pure and richer milk
than the ordinary herd, which Is, as u
general thing, grazed on the prairles
and not fed. II you wish pure milk
for your nush or for the children's
sake, patronize the
DENT DAIRY.
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suicide, or what.
One more uniortunase,
Rashly importunate
Gone to her death. Etl

les At 6:45 yesterday evening, Daisy
Dean, a young girl of this city, breath
ed her last under circumstances that
strongly indicated suicide. She was
found IN the last agonies of dlssolu-
ton by the physicians hastily sum-
moned to the little room occupied by
her, and used as cigar stand. On
the table was aibottle perporting to be
aconite, and it IL presumed that this
deadly drug wrought her doom, We
know nothing OF her past antecedents
nor her real name. EaaW s '
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold Baths nj wilson's, No
Ala Elm street. decl5dly

All persons are hereby netified that the
following Dallas county Registered Scrip,
commonly known as '' Courthouse Scrip"
said to belong to the estate of Mrs. q. e.
Mays, ct. al, have have been lost or mlslaid,
and all parties trading therefor, do so at
their peril, viz: No. IS, Nos. 2O6 to ZIG inclu-
sive; Nos. 222 to 22i inclusive; Nos. 226 to $40
inclusive; Nos. 2S4 to 297 inclusive Nos. 800
to 1928 inclusive; Nos. $40 to 3si inclusive {;
Nos. b92, 59i, 82s, 500, $50 and 03l. The num-
bers as above given are the registered num-
bers of said scrip. W. II. CASTOR,
Trustee Estate Mrs. c. Il. Mays, ct al.
aprl3-3t
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MRS. :, II, BROWNl PresIdent
NJ. II. WALTON, Secretary.

In sparsely settled districts where medical
aid is often difficult and sometimes impossi-
Die to obtain, 1t is extremely desirable for
families to have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely COM
prehensive in It's curative operation, perfect
~ pure understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, udolpho Wolfes
schiedam Aromatic schnapps possesses oil
the requisites of a family medicine.
marid&wly ~
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Fields Theatre.

The Royal Japs exhibited again last
night to a pleased audience. Gangero
and Tommy, as well as little Kuhne,
were admirable. There is a dizziness
and delioacy Of touch and movement
in all their wonderful trickery that is
peculiar to the jugglers ofJapan. The
evolutions OF Tommy and Kuhne were
always graceful, well executed and
sometimes startling.
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We, the undersigned committee, APP
pointed at a previous meeting of the
citizens OF Dallas, to make the neces'
sary arrangements for holding q State
Fair, are now ready to report, and re-
spectfully call meeting of all the citi-
zens, to be held at Fields Theatre on
Monday evening, April 18th, 1876, at
half-past seven o'clock.
.ua q, NJ. Swink,
A. y. Johnson,
E.H IL. III. Gruber.
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The speaksrsbip fthe Fifteenth Leg
inIalure, I4...ssa


In the distribution Of offices under
our new Constitution Northern Texas
has yielded her claims TO other por-
tions OF the State. We have the larg-
est Democratic majority, and contrib
uted more to the success Of Demo-
cratic principles and candidates than
any other section OF the State. II
seems to US proper and fitting that the
Speakershlp Of the incoming Legisla-
ture should be accorded TO us. With
out detracting from the merits OF
other Representatives from this por-
ton OF the State, we venture TO recon-
mend for the position John III. Coch-
ran of this county, as a suitable candi-
date. Mr.. Cochran Is legislator OF
large and varied experience, an expert
parllamentarian, and has every quail
licaton necessary to discharge the du-
ties OF that position honorably and
creditably. His election would meet
with the hearty endorsement OF every
Democrat In this section OF the State,
and we trust that our legislators will
give him their support, thereby giving
to the solid and unbroken DEM
ocratic column Of Northern Texas
IA merited recognition. Eastern Texas
has the Lieutenant Governor, West
ern Texas the Governor, and Southern
Texas has the prospect OF furnishing
US our next United States Senator.
That our State has been redeemed
from Radical rule is due to Northern
Texas, and it Is certainly time that
we should have a larger voice In the
administration of affairs. In view of
these facts, we trust that Mr.. Cochran
will receive the unanimous support OF
our Democratic legislators from all
sections of the State. There can be no
possible objection to him either on the
score Of competency or fidelity to
Democratic principles, for his career
Is familiar to all, and needs no COM
mendation from us.
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Notice..

No bills against any one connected with
The Herald office viii be allowed In settle
ment Of accounts due the Office unless by ex-
press agreement with the Business Man.
ager
No contract for advertising will be recog-
nized by this Office unless countersigned by
the Business Manager. a.
CITY Circulators are not permitted to col
ct for subscriptions longer than one month
in advance, and persons who wish to pay for
longer period must do so at the office.
No bills against the Herald Company will
be allowed unless accompanied by written
order from the Business Manager.
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lsdies, Attention !

am receiving daily from New York, a
large invoice OF the finest novelties In MILL
merry Goods. French Pattern Hats and all
kinds OF untrimmed straw, English Chip
and Leghorn Hats. l will keep always on
hand the largest and finest assortment of
tho latest novelties, such as Flowers, Laces,
Trimmings, and Will sell them lower than
any other house In the city. bee sioeaNA
Please give me a call, andl will be happy
to show You the Latest Novelties.
I ng u. IRALSON,
mchl2-tf tllgi hln agg Gid Main street.
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Wall PanarI Wall Paparli

BY far the largest stock ever before brought
TO this market. $1,000 rolls direct nom the
largest factory In the world. All can rely
ON finding just what thoy want. Designs
new and beautiful. and prices at the very
bottom. Ladies' are particularly invited to
osll and examine. , e. P.LYLE,
607 Main street.
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for which she lectures Is a most laud-
able one, aud those who attend VIII
have the satisfaction Of knowing
that, aside from enjoying n
rare intellectual treat, they ARE aiding
n most worthy undertaking. The
Young Mems Christian Association IL
doing u good work In our midst, and
its efforts should be appreciated and
aided by every citizen having the In
ierests Of our community ut heart. The
following Ia the programme selected
for the evenings readings;
Mother and Poet Mrs, bfoWnlng
Phrrlnhl ns","'".,'r,'r"n,r''' yuanN, J., " llllh
Child vile mn-r,r,n,,",,""' Dlehenh
Inc MnnlHGu,tr, ,,,r,,r,,t u,,,"'hpHh LeWlh
The Blue ana tho Gray ur,""," -------
SECOND PART,
ClaTence's Dream Scene from
Richard Ill),rm"""",""""lsh akspeafa
Charlie Machee""n"'.--"","r-'-' ------. -
Heart Of Bruce. r,-.,,,.yr,.," Mundy
Katie Lee ana While ORGY r,""" --r------
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Harry Bros are receiving daily tho ilnnsl
assortment Of Gents, Ladies' Misses nhl
tits market, Call ana sHe the new Styles
maT2l-dlm
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Surgeon and PhysIclan. Office, No. sO7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. 8, where he will
be found at all hours, both day and night.
Jan2l-dtf ha
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Connm,r Fair.

I'VE are pleased to note the increas-
Ing interest exhibited by our citizens
In the Fair proposed to be held this
fall. AS we have before remarked,
there 10 no more eligible point In Tex
as for the holding OF successful fair
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Notice.

Delinquent occupation taxpayers must
come forward and settle immediately or the
penalty of neglect viii be strictly enforced.
aprl3.it .t..r f-...s j. N. OGDEN.
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]. q. Booth a Co.. AuetIoneer.,

Located In building No. 406 elm street. will
buy or sell any and all kinds OF Furniture,
Horses. Mules, Wagons, ETC., ETC., or sell any
thing left ut private sale. Auction every
day. JOEG. BOOTH, Auctioneer'
apr1dlm ...u
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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN,.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1915.

Again the REPUBLICAN invites the patron
age and favor bestowed so literally upon IL
for more than half n century Now, AS here
tofore, II promises q faithful and thorough
presentation OF the news, local, domestic
and foreign, so that each addition shall be n
complete epitome of the worlds doings and
u perfect
Unmeant promises and idle bosts future
excellence are no part OF Its stock In trade,
but for assurances Of the future 1t points to
the record OF the past, confident that no bet
ter guaranty can be asked than the reputa-
ton which IL has established as a reliable
purveyor of Intelligence. Such as it has
been II Will DE, and the high rank which it
has always held in the journalistic field will
be maintained.
ITS POLICY.
In its political conduct the REPUBLICAN
will continue bold and indepedent course.
Recognizing the wide difference between
fealty to party and fealty to party prinei-
pies, Is unhestatingly renews Its allegiance
to the great undying truths of Democracy
and pledges to them hearty and answering
support. The greatest OF these, honest, eco-
nomical and vigorous government State,
National and municipal, Will be its highest
aim, and the work of reform by which The
nation Is to be rescued from the pool of cor
ruptiop into which II has fallen, will be adj
vocated with earnest zeal. 1t will endeavor
to make honesty and fitness the paramount
political issue, rather than insincere partisan
protestntions; and undeterred by the dicta-
ton of party leaders, IL viii strive to make
the personal qualifications of candidates for
public Office of higher consideration than
their record of blind obedience TO party.
NATIONAL POLITICS.
In national politics the REPUBLICAN will
continue opposition to the corrupt rule OF
the Republican party, which has so inpov-
erished the people and depressed the entire
business OF the country. II will seek to Sc
cure stable currency and will advocate
such wise and prudent legislation as offers
means OF resuming specie payments with
the least possible injury to the debtor class.
NEW ERA IN MISSOURI.
To the New Constitution of Missouri It will
give hearty support, and labor Tor the ac.
complishment of It's ordained reforms with
the same energy that characterized its adyo-
cacy of the instrument. That complete iden-
titcation with the interests of the State
which has always been the distinguish ing
characteristic OF the REPUBLICAN, Is sutli-
cicnt assurance that IL will be the faithful
friend of the people In the reorganization of
the government machinery throughout the
state to meet the requirements of the new
organic law. Believing that the restrictions
of tn xation and the limitations of indebted
ness provided for are both practlced and
wise, as we'll us the only means to avert the
bankruptcy of the people and regain general
prosperity, their rigorous enforcement will
be demanded.
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W.ntsd 10 let.

Furnished rooms with beat OF convent
enees and accommodations, l,03O Main street
feb23d2m GU thh
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WESTERN INTERESTS

With an extensive circulation in Illinois,
Iowa, Kansas and Arkansas, as well as Mis-,
souri, this paper will, with dill ence, EN-
brace every opportunity to advance the in
terests of the people of those states. IL will
advocate u Western policy and devote a
large share of Its energies 10 the material
concerns of the great Mississippi valley, soon
to become the political as well as the agri-
cultural and commercial centre of the conti-
nent,
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All kinds OF hair made up In every style.
Highest price paid for human hair at b
IRAIl5ON'S, 5l4 Main street.
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Notice.

The firm OF Wadsworth, urileth \ Coz IN
this day dissolved by A. Grleth ~ 20. ppl'
chasing Mr.. W, l., Wadsworlhs Interest
Ths Hard ware business VIII DO con lhusl
by the new nrm NJ The Old stand, 10 az
Elm street. The new nrln assumed ~ OUT
standing liabilities, aud requests all lhOhe
Indebted 10 the old nm looome forward M
medlaLeiy aud settle with.the new nrln,Nho
IL only authorised TO collect and receipt Iof
the same W. l.. WADSWOhpH,
A. GHlFFETH,
q. j. JOHNSON,
WIN, dRlFFEfH,
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Prescriptions attended TO night and day, by
q competent druggist.
sprSdlm mp. BEAUMONT Il co.
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Far Gala or Rant

Houses and lots In Eagle Ford, Dallas
county. Apply 70 .,..... b..
hf''fi f'a TOM. CUNNINGHAM, III
mar2ld2m Eagle Ford.
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than our city, aud there Ia certainly no
country other than North Texas that
would take larger interest In the n.y.
ricultural implements, bloodod stock
and improved machinery Of every de-
scrlptlon that would be brought here
for exhibition. The project Ia taking
shape, and on Monday night will cul.
inmate In suitable organization. We
have no doubt but that large attend
will be had at Fields Theatre, where
the meeting Will be held.
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In retiring from the Hardware business,
would respectfully thank the people for
their liberal patronage 10 the old arm ana
would solicit "a continuance OF me same 10
the new arm. W, L., " AD9m W ~.
Dallas, Texas, April 4, 1876 apl9'd2W
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All advertisements from parties with
whom we have no account, must be rAin
IN ApvAnon.
All advertisements must be handed In be-
fore ?, NJ, 10 inaure insertion In the next
day o issue.
All Job Work, except 70 parties With
whom We have current accounts, must be
PAID ron ON DELIVERY.
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"NcuriI."

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neurd(gia-at Hoskins u
Howell's drug store, Dallas. I'D.
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lamps and burners. .
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NtIlIinCrY.

millinery.
Mrs. y. Mullins, dealer in oil kinds of MIL.
linery Goods, of the latest styles, $40 Main
street, Dallas, Texas. aprli-6ms.