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CONDENSED NEWS.

Rain is much needed in the New
England states at this time,
There were sixty.one deaths from
smallpox in London the past week
The races at Jerome park New York
have been postponed on account o
rain.
An effort will be made ON Saturday
to secure pardons for the Mollie Ma
CURES.
New York has opened six free baths
wherein IS, 400 may battle during the
day, Two hundred persons can occupy
each bath at time.
The war maps of the Pine Bluff, Ar
kansas, duel field have been retired Il,
peace has been declared
Philadelphia is troubled about tn,
impurity of the milk. The Bulletin adj
voCates Il bureau of inspection.
rO,day, the 18th, the Manhattan club
of New York, will give Governors Til
den and Hendricks reception
Speaker Coliax thinks "the recogni,
ton Of silver MS a standard of value il
the key to the present difficulty
The New York Herald thinks the
papers make much adeu about nothing
in trying to get Butler to so west
The Pennsylvania Coal company will
sell POO 900 tons of coal next Wednesday
at auction, delivered in six weeks from
June Is.
The republicans of New Hampshire
have elected A, II, Watson speaker, and
Matt Head president, in their legisla,
ture, now in session,
Pennsylvania is trying to perfect a
better system of convict labor, SO that
the greatest benefit will accrue 10 the
state as well as beneftting the convict
by trade.
A large water spout burst near Bell
creek, in the Elkhorn Valley, Nebraska,
juno 9Th, flooding the valley for miles.
to the depth of twenty feet The dam.
age has notyet been estimated.
Chief Justice Waite, in recent de,
cision makes it ironically clear that
even the crime Of murder is not cogni2.
able by the United States unless it can
be shown to be a part of a political
conspiracy
The reduction of the amount of pa
per in circulation in May was, legal
tender, Sl,0Sl ,S3q, bank notes, 1924, :
g9S. April had an increase. The total
contraction for eleven months, is nearly
S25 100000,
Ont of reports of crops for 2ll points
in Ohio Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky,
Us published in the Cincinnati Com.
mercial, of June 9th, l79 indicate a good
crop of wheat, 81, fair crop; |, light
crop, il any; -, good crop of fruit; "A,
fair and 9Oa light crop if any.
1t is declared that If after crossing
the Danube, Russia is able to conclude
a peace, and at the same time realize
her programme, and ifthe powers adopt
towards Turkey an attitude sufficiently
firm TO complete the lesson received
nom the arms Of Russia, then an equi.
table and digniiied peace might be ar
ranged, and the necessity Of pushing
the war to extremes be avoided"
The daily acquisitions on the third
assistant postmaster general for postage
stamps and stamped envelopes lately
show steady increase, indicative Of a
marked revival of business throughout
The country. Yesterday, exclusive of
postal cards, the acquisitions filed by
The department aggregated 6,2l7,2OO |
stamps and stamped envelopes Of vari- |
,us denominations, with face value of |
,l47,75q.
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KILLING Editors In Kansns.

Philadelphia Times: 1t doesn't cost
anything TO kill an editor in Kansas,
where editors ought not to be at dis.
count. There has rarely been more
atrocious murder than that which 90.
Cured on the streets of Topeka few
weeks ago, when Clark SwayIe, Tope-
ka editor. met his death, but his muir
derer, Wilson. has just been acquitted
by a jury which evidently had the idea
that ii was patriotic to kill a journalist.
Swayae printed republican paper in
the heart of Georgia at one time, but he
had TO 90 to Kansas to get killed
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MgNrms papers ask why the trade Of
Texas does not go there, We answer
just because you do not invite II. Tex.
as is playing for the almighty dollar
and is playing an almighty close game
nj that. Show her the dollar and no
matter whether it is in Chicago, st.
Louis, Momphis, New Orleans or Gal
weston, and she is going there to get IL.
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me earaela-.nayes Letter copied.

Don Piatt's Capital Garfield called
TO see William +. Chandler with this
identical letter. Chandler. with Blaine
uppermost in his heart, listened eagerly
as Garfield read the letter, and by some
mysterious means Chambers steno-
grapher was in the same room behind
screen, and with the same eagerness
that his employer listened the steno-
grapher copied Off the letter. Now,
Chandler and Uriah Heap Painter are
sworn friends friends from principle
OF lack Of principle-it amounts TO the
same thing and Chandler gave Uriah
Heap Painter. & copy Of the letter. This
individual last mentioned read il 10
number of his friends along the row and
one OF them, after composing his soul in
peace was overpOwered at last and tele-
graphed the substance of the letter to
his paper.
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THr presence of fatal disease closely
resembling AsiOtic cholera at n point
so contiguous as Brownsville, should
stir the authorities of the towns and
cities of Texas up to tho greatest encr-
gy in putting them in ft sanitary con,
aition to receive the dread visitor No
place in the state is in worse condi-
ton for its reception than Dallas, win
not something be done promptly
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He did not like 20 tell her
Her teeth were foul. her breath was bad,
And so, he simply sent her
Some fragrant soZoDoNT he had.
She took the pint and usei "a,
And now she's sweet and he Is glad.
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9ailg NeraId.

fun DAIRY nHHALDiH Published owe y
morning, except on Monday, NJ 90 "a
nnnum "a advance, postage prepaid on
~ cents per week delivered la Tie CITY,
AnynHfIaEiEH HATKsi lnn square ton linns
nOnpafelll one llno u 40 Zach hnhsfQuenl
Insertion, 20 cents, special raihA for weekly
manihly and yearly advertisers,
fHn WHkKLH HfKALD Il puhllAhad every
Saturday morning Al " co per year poal'
aga prepali.
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TIM Torks are in Austin, and Dc
Gross Ia mayor and all the burghors re,
joioo exceedingly The capitol city Of
Texns has Municipalities as strongly
marked as those Of the state
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T'nEY have certain meiico up formal.
practice in Denlson, and the prospect is
that ID will 20 hard with him.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING liltii JUNE ~,

"Our Jesse" Il TO write his daddy up
for tho lnterOcean during tho Euro.
pean tour,
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All surviving members Of Siblcy's
brigade are invited to be present NJ
Waco on the eth.
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The delightful ELECTS Of this now principle
Dr. j, II, Melaan's Cough and LuuB Heal
lug ulohulos A. the sallya Ia the mouth
acts on the globules gas 10 generated which
suo1hes aud heals irritation oflhe throat
and lungs, makes the voice clear asa hirdH
cures hoarsencss, coughs coldsan oonsump'
a, Trla boxes, by mail, IS cents d. j,
II Mclean, $40 Chestnut street 81 Louis.
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One boz OF Dr. TUFTS Pills will save you
many dollars IN doctors bills. They will
surely cure Chlils aud Fever; Dyspepsia:
Disordered Liver or Bowels; Sick Headache;
Jaundiee or Chronic Constipation. Only
. cents. NayZ-Wst
DR. scHENcE's PULnosIC SYRUP
SEA WEED roSIc. AND nASnRAKE PiLLs.-
These medicines have undoubtedly per-
formed more cures Of Consumption than
any ether remedy knoun 70 the American
public. They are eOmn0uDded ofyegetabls
neredisnis. and contain nothing which ran
- iniurious 20 the human constitution.
Other femedles advertissd 81 eures Coz Con
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Wsniad BlarlInQ,

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OF two gentle
VI men can aud nrstclush table vain "A
large and pleasant room, either turnit hed ~
not iA desired. one block nom san JHclnlO
street car. Address II, box NO 1895, T. ..
iuulg.IL
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oTlCE-All persons arr hereby cautioned
~ against trusting Wy wife, stella, uu my
account, rom this date, GEO, H. FANoN,
Dallas, Texas, June II, lNN. iuul2.9t
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN


Four.liue Advertisements inserted twice IN
this column Tor Twenty Five Cents,
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At WILLSPOINT, TEXAS
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYOR,s OEFlCE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
CRY or DALLAS, TEXAS, May 80, lNll
In obedience 10 u resolution Of the CITY
Council, passed NJ chilled meeting OF the
City Council ON the Nth day OF May, A. u.
l.i, an election will be held IN the different
wards 1T the city ot Dallas, In accordance
with section ~ OF the school law, approved
August ~, 1876,
On thel9lh Day Of June, AID. 1877
to decide whether tax OF one. fourth Of one
Per cent shall be levied on the taxable prop.
efty within the corporate limits of tbs city
for the maintenance Of public schools.
Mr. b, II, Kendall, presiding officer, First
Ward, Courthouse.
Mr. NJ. ID, harrington, presiding ollcur,
Second ward, Pointers warehouse.
Major John Henry Brown, presiding on.
Ger, Third ward, Buckh IN Corner,
Mr.. j. j. EaklnS, presiding oficer, Fourth
ward, Sch oil House.
The election wiz be held within the horrt
provided by law, The tickets viii reUd, 81 .
lgrU'Hy SchpOl tur.' "AguinN iJugdlg trh,0I
tds,' W, l., CABELl Mayor
Attest j, b. HEREFORD, CITY Secretary.
may3ldtiNjul4
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Wanted Situation.

A = COOK-A respectable young woman
n wants situation as trst class cook, Uu'
dorstands cooking ana pastry also, Best OF
reference given. Apply at No. 81 bryan
street. lunl-.2l
by A GRADUATE OF the Philadelphia
ID College OF Pharmacy Address DRUGS,
care Connor n Walker, city. JUNO 10
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sumption, probably opnlsin opium when
IL a tunewhat dangerous dug ln all eAfrsi
aud lftaken freely BY ooisumpuys PATIENTS
Il must DO great iJuyiiof Ne tendency b. 90
oonnuo the morbid matter 10 lhp syilaln,
which, Of course, must make q cure impnH'
hbie hchenoks rumpnio sym r. war
mntad not 20 contain psulelaoi oplumi "
ID composed ~ powerful hul AWmieaa herbs
which aot on tho lungs, liver tiomhoh' aul
blood, Rnd ihui correct nll mnrIlN Heri"
ons ana eHpel all hodlstasrd mallrr iIom
me body, These arc lho only means by
which CONSUMPTION can be- cured nud hH
sohenokA Pumonlo syrup, sea Wood Tonic,
aud Mandrake Pills nrr the only medicines
which operate IN this WY, 10 D. obvious lhey
are the only genuine cure I'm Pulmonary
Consumption, kaoh bottle ui lhls luValua'
BILE medicine ~ accompanied by 'ull dire
tons DE- soheuok h professionally a. hls
principal ONCE, corner sixth ana Arch
Streets Philadelphia, every Monday where
all letters for advice must bee ailrr'aud'
lunlwlm
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To Rent.

ID OOMS TO RENT-With or without board,
IL double or single beds; healthy loca.
ton, Inquire ut Lone star House ~ Main
street, ono block east OF the Markuthuuse.
lnay8-GlW
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Miscellaneous Waai',

ID UslNEsS CHANCE Worthy tho atten.
ID tentlOn Of any man out OF business.
County rights ana territory adjoining, II
required, County right for sale, Apply AZ
SCREEN ShGp, Jus Main street Mul.-5t
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MILK COW AND GALA No ! milk
vi cow and ear. To DO seen al No Is Pearl
street, iunlu-2t
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Colonel Sam Boyd, of New Orleans,
after brief visit to our city has re.
turned home, much to the regret of
hls friends here, who would have pre-.
ierred his making n longer visit.
Mr.. Fred Monget, one OF our most
popular and respected young business
men, Is to be married this afternoon
ut four o'clock, to Miss Hattie Trot-
man, formerly of Huntsville, Alabama,
young lady, the graces of whose
character and charms of person have
made her deservedly admired aud es-
teemed by large circle of friends.
The happy couple will leave for st.
Louis and Chicago tonight. The affair
will be very private, only few of the
friends of the bride and groom being
invited to the house where the cere-
mony will take place. TIE HERALD
tenders in advance its fluctuations,
and congratulates to Mr.. Manget upon
having won 80 fair and lovely II bride.
May their future be one of unalloyed
happiness and peace.
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Among The Drnmmers.

Just now there are large number
of drummers from the West, East and
South here. The chief topic among
them is the present homestead law In
this State. They declare that II is
gradually and slowly destroying the
credit of the State, that III der it their
houses have little or no recourse in the
collection of debts, what, with the
property exempted by law and claimed
as homesteads, In many instances
without having been previously desig-
mated rs such. THE HERALD does not
propose to discuss the homestead law
Mt present, but gives the current tone
OF opinion among the various repre-
sentatives OF foreign houses doing BUSH
ness IN this State, who claim that real
estate being the basis OF all credit, there
cannot well be any credit where there
is no more tangible security than the
which they regard In many
instances as having been bought with
the proceeds Of goods bought of them,
but not paid for In full.
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mnnns oeea.lnm.

The Grand entertainment Of the son
son was given 10y Rev aud Mrs Ayel1ll
nt their residence last Tuesday even
ing, tho 10Th iusto on The eve Of the
mnr,iagc ol their only daughter Miss
Carrie, 10 Hon. e. e, Slaughter, Of
Dallas, Texas The party was com.
posed Of from fifty to sixty oi the elite
Of the city Mr. johnson was usher
and right we'll did he do his duty. Dr.
and Ms. Young were the prosecutors.
That service was admirably performed.
TO the social greetings and corgratua'
tons, instrumental and vocal music
were added, Miss Waiter, Mrs, New.
man and tho bride, each in turn pre-
sided at the piano, Miss Julia Scbas
tan sang several fine pieces.
About 10 o'clock the host
called the party from Labor to
rclrcshmcut At the sound OF the
bell, all was quiet when Mr. AVerlll
said that our minds may be- directed
to the giycr Of all good, ! win call ON
Rev Mr.. Walter 10 lcgd us in prayer
Mr., W. prayed for blessings on the
happy company and special bcnedic-
tons upon the host and his family, upon
the daughter about to leave for her new
home, thntwe might all so pass through
the chcuucred scenes OF lite rs TO reach
that realm whore "they neither marry
nor are piycn in marriage but are hike
unto the angels Of cod, to renew and
pcrpctuatc our acquaintance, Then
came rich collation. that all
partook Of and greatly enjoy
ed. When it was understood that the
marriage ceremony would not oc
eur until 6 o'clock the next morning
the whole party sang Justify 1--WE wont
60 home till morning, etc. AT n late
hour Mr. AyerllI requested Miss Walter
to 90 to the instrument and play while
all would join in singing The sweet
by.and.by,' etc Seldom have we hearC
that grand piece executed SO well AND
heartily as ON this occasion. The pres
cnts to the bride were numerous and
some quite expensive. Mr. Slaughter
has taken quitea Iayorite from our 80
ciety. The bridal party left ON Wed
ncsday morningon the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railroad, for their hom,
in Dallas, Texas, said to bc the finest re
sdcncc in that city, Many good wishe
and prayers follow them from thci
many acquaintance and friends il
Emporia - Emporia Noos
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A word 90 uu,iness mcu.

Dallas can best sustain herself by u
wise and liberal support of her respect
able press. People at distance judge
of Dallas entirely by her press. If it
looks prosperous and well sustained,
they put Dallas down AS II live, enter
prising place, but if the advertising
columns of her best papers show n
meagre support and their subscription
lists not half what they should be,
they naturally conclude that our city
don't understand one of the cardinal
principles of success-the use of prin-
ters' ink. There are houses here
which are doing well aud are literally
supported that Fever advertise line
in any paper. A list of them would
10 interesting. They, of course, know
their own business, but when they are
sustained themselves they should at
least feel enough interest in the city
to do their part toward helping the
press, to which Dallas is indebted not
little for its success.
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Charles Williams, negro, arrested
for trying TO pawn ag3ld headed cane,
the property Of Doctor II. Fiilman VIII
be struck by lightning this morning
The HERALD has received q myS'
FERROUS intimalion that the Mystic
Jewellers have determined to make all
the arrangements necessary for the
proper reception Of Rex. This VIII he
pleasant news to all. 1t viii he re-
remembered that the first annual hp'
pearance Of this mystic body OF the
H. ithul took place Il year ago, ana u
~ agreed on all hands that the parade
was not surpassed In The richness ana
beauty of the costumes, the gorgeous
ness and eplendor Of the trappings,
statunry and allegoiical figures, by ANY
similar display In the South
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.
M. r. tonight, seven sharp.

M. r. tonight, seven sharp.
--Whiskey wrecks in the MAYORS
court yesterday morning, came to
grief.
The concert at 0aklawn for the
benefit of the church was very praise.
worthy effort.
--County-Attorney q. N. Aldridge,
was In bed YESTERDAY, too unwell to
attend to business.
--Messrs. b. p. Jett, w. V. Hughes,
II. V. Tompkins and w. b. McEntire
have gone hunting.
"A wagon loaded with grain came
near begging down on Main street.
opposite Kahn 4 Mays.
Mr.. w. =. Lyle, real estate agent,
has been confined to his house for
several days with pneumonia.
While some men were examining
gun near the Texas Exchange yester-
day It went of. Nobody hurt.
The right-of-way trouble of the
Dallas and Wichita railway with Mrs.
Knight has been satisfactorily settled.
The reserved seats for the Katie
Putnam company are going off rap
idly. Monday night the troupe COM
mence.
The local option law begins to be
much discussed in view OF the amount
of drunkenness on the streets and the
opening of additional saloons.
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Never before in the history Of Dallas
were there ns many unemployed labor
ing men and yonng men as now. They
my be seen in squads any hour Of the
day. The majority Of them are honest
and industrious, and seeking work.
Under no circumstances are they to be
COMPOUNDED with the vngraut or tramp
element which .nfests our city to an
unprecedented degree, We learn of
one house alone which hns just dis
charged eight good clerks. There is no
demand for them, aud they must seek
employment elsewhere until better
times attract them. The number Of
men thrown out Of work In Dallas Is
nothing compared to the number else
where whose services have been dis
penscd with. The demand for labor IL
small, and the supply more than
abundant. twill he some months be-
fore the Improvement in business will
justify employers in increasing their
force so ~ to provide work for half of
the men out OF employment.
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Lrnnnrd Hireet sehooI.

Leonard street school Ia situated be-
tween Bryan and san Jacinto streets
To-day ends the first ave months; se"-
ond term begins Monday. Although
this school opened under unlavoroole
circumstances, through dr!lIand train
ing given 10y Professor Grove and Mrs.
Weller, have gained for them II good
attendance, and the namo Of conduit
ing Il school equal to any in our city.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial,

Financial,
NEW YORK, January 24.-Gold 100 E,.
change--long iSi, short 1876.
stocks duh and lower. Money 4 per cent.
Governments active, but lower.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, January N.-Cotton quiet; up
lands IL 7-l6c; Orleans 1870, Futures steady.
January l3a 1913 Ice; Fe6ruaryl3 ll-3l.l $50 10.
March 10 l0S26slS9ec; April IL l3-l6@lS I-SSc''
NEW ORLEANa, January "a Cotton demand
fair and prices steady. Sales 5hjO bales
Good ordinary, ll3s@l &c: low middlipg. -
al2Ac; mlddhng, 99@l2j4c; good middlIno,
l2BG' SIsc; middling fair, B4@lSssc; fair iS5l
SlShc Recepts-net LAS; gloss sbl5. az.
ports Cork 1874; Fall River ii; New York . TeS.
stock on hand 265,O0T '-'
LIVERPOOL, January 2i.-Noon,-Co,ton
dull and easier; middling uplands,8 l5,i6d:
Orleans, I'D. Futures Sd cheaper.
GALVESTON, January 24-Cotton market
quiet good middling 1890; middiing I2Ic.
low middling l2c; good ordinary Ike. or,
binary Ssc; low ordinary go. Sales lGe
bales.
Commercial.
Sr. LOUIS, January "a Flour firm. Wheat
dull; No, red, fall, 81 5i(si $40 bid, Corn.
No. mixed, iOc. Oats firm. No, 2as,sSsac
bid. Rye dun and heavy. Barley ulIIet
whisky steady. Pork firmer; si7 S asked.
Lard hrmer; lie asked. Bulk meats flrmer
and inactive; shoulders &C; clear rib ST es.
$40; clear sides, sac asked. bacon firmer
7SsgIltc and ssS@9sso; 7s4g7JSc for shoulders,
clear RIB and clear Sides.
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The State and county tax rolls TO
1876 will close on the 2Sth of February
1877. After the latter date there will
be additional cost. Don't delay pay
ing until February begins, IA it will
take every day from now until tn,
close of that month to close the rolls
II sixty-tive persons pay each day. ]
any considerable number wait till tn,
last, it will be impossible for me to re
ceive and receipt for the amounts, auC
this VIII add costs to the tax payer.
W. II. PRATHER,
JnulS-Marl. Tax Collector, Dallas Co.
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TnN-nnXcra. Attention

Notice is again given that | am
ready to receive taxes on the delin-
quent Dallas und Wichita railway,
and Texas and Pacific railroad AS
sessment for 1874 and 1875, as also
for 1876. On the first Monday in
March the deliquent taxes for 1874 and
1873 will be advertised and sold with
the city ad valorem taxes, unless sooner
paid. j. N. OGDEN,
city Assessor and Collector,
January 10, 1877. -lw
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Owing to the removal Of Mr.. D. 3.
.Inekson, some Of the public are nhh'r
the impression that am moving hIso.
/ herewith state thst | shall remain ~
my old stand, 7Ol Elm street ana W, NlI -,
ali my old patrons ana the pu"i'c 10
general to call on
HERMAN LANCE,
Matchmaker AMI Jewelcr, 7Oi Elm street
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Exchange Bank will be
held at the Office OF said bank at ,
o'clock p, NJ, ON Tuesday, the 30th day
of January, 1871 Tor the purpose OF
clecting officers for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of any other bust
ness that should properly come before
said meeting, M, swlNE,
Cashier,
Dallas. Texas. Dec. 30 1876 dec3l.lm
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Don't be Complaining

That you do not know what to present
to your friend or sweetheart for n
Christmas gift, but go to j. Nj. Dram,
POI Main street, and buy for the pur-
pose n fine gold watch and chain, u
sparkling diamond, II choice locket
and necklace.-tf.