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EsTR Avs.

Taken up by y W. ws.th n ana esir.,-.-a
before W W Peak, iusti-- - the peao., ssns
aafk Drown or olsek horse. La hands hI : n
t"ur OF nNv yesr- old; no brands, len hsnd
foot white. Nsi1esl ~ ten dollars lI-gT
Taken up by J. A. williamson and e..
trsyed before ". ". Peak, Ju-tiee of ~.
peace, che dun pony, three years -ln, "a,
lars. - t-
Taken up by Il. L. D-nni. aud e.tr.v.s
before W. W Peak gs-tlo- Of IN. tssr. 90
nigh. white lace. zls-. .y.-i s.1t.. -.
snits spoil In left nAsk. no brands Va!I-.i
al twenty dollars HI :,
Taken up by J. n Humphriss ana ..tr.v-
80 before W W Peak, justice o. toe T.--r..
Que srrrei hor-s, nine OF tee yea. 80 49,,
~ hsuds htzh, branded on len .Iot,i :,
1-". valued ~ thirty .fve dollars Is-is
before -. " Fe-k. Justio 90 ar s.s.s -
roam borse sboat u HANDS htxb 49,, -
eiknt years old, nrznfsd oE both shoG.s..r>
With spanish brand not dlstinxui.i..l,l
WIT. stripe around hts len hind fc-si I.
sfn-I tori f-ssee IN lower zap. yAlLTT ~
'ssuy "o'srs- ISIS
Taksn up by I. L Goat. ana ..,,.,,.-, =
lore = 7. Meyer. justice 81 ~. - -.
black mare. az yeas old brr.cr-, =. -.
.eit -honidsr. u hsnas high. Ons Nh, :, -
mere cgit. year Old last spfins-t.I, f,--,-f
onr tsd torn .uc stre rsii no hand 49,
Nsln7.ina ID fiy ssolfaTs -,
, I-sen p " 1bsn,as Collins -rs .,.,tss.,,
49,, s,.sA .n.rs stcst i, years olo. u hsul.
hign ef.ndrd % on ieit siao1.l,1,--
.. istt ihiEh and "a on Point N - -, =
sln~d I'd fifteen aollar.. ~ -
Taken up BY NJ N. F.rrnsd ana ..sit.s.-.
oeiore -. Is i>Anier iustics % ulie t.rsr., -
cey mare scoatb y-ars Old. IA h.r.r- i,l.1
sL on forth-.d. left hind fouf ~h-ss
vr.nssa on each shoulder u. Vala-si II
Taken Up By Thomas 7. pull.ra a.
trayed before Z C NcInrc Ia.fIo. "a 49,
pe4ce, one nay mare mus. -h,ous =, -
years old black spot on l-ft sneats., -,
srnnds Va uei a. flftr@n aolIng. 81 =.
Isksn up oy IA J. B-cklsy. 80 ..fr.,..,
sefore X osorrs, Justice 81 The f--sr,- !. -
osy bofse colt I year Old. hrs nrr-f -, 80
shoaifer y Nsi1e.l At .sxer, ,l-,lis-- -
my cent? One DARK irosn mae = -. -.
cin, lsa hsods high, issndsi "a - II s...i-
ceL ~ valued ~ twenty i've dollar. ar.
asfk oay yesriins colt. no efAue. saft.,-i -
sven dollars ssd hfty cent. slf. -
sor.e, yeats old Is herds hich. a. fra,s,s
Saleed Al twenty aeiisrs- zoe darS -
mar. year old. hrana aos a..
line: Valued st twenty eve sali.-.
nigh, no er-nd- Nsics q ~ twenty soli--s
ons brs<n sa are ~ yesr~ Dad. - 4 40. 800
trsnded ON len sho1lasr a vslgs.a -
twenty coliss.L One bay mar I 800 80
y hands hirh. branc~d "a ri 1900, A
Nalued sftueety colisr.- Oue 80 ,..s.'s
yesrs Odd. ita< hands ixh. no hu.l.I N-lr-
e4Rtsi<hfe~n collar. ons si.ck - sros-
Noco. ana cali. Gov Z yea. f.le r.1,d.-s
cn len hip - vsissa sls sl onsfisri .ns
rnife spots<d oou. " y-.r- ole 1r.nas-s "a
nehe eip 90. I'm alp acn the s..c. IA
s'sr - sssss. vs'ssd ss1 9. ii-R.
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NIPpED IN THE BUD.

The Boskke~per efoxaen 4 Weir, IN
she Ave of D~partare tor ~. s.oats. a.
Charged win DefsIeasiass, end Dis
ssrg-- rhree' Hundred cIlar. 90
the FIRM.
Yesterday ii was announced on the
streets that Charles Extramer, the
bookkeeper OF the grocery firm of Oe-
den &-Wolff, whose place OF husi-
ues- 10 situated at the corner of
Elm and Lamar streets, had defaulted,
the amount not being definitely
known. IRE HERALD reporter called
upon Mr.. Wolf aud ELECTED from him
the following statement: Yesterday
Mr.. Wolf directed Extromer to
purchase exchange for five or
six different persons, amounting In
the aggregate TO three hundred aud
forty-two dollars and some odd cents.
F0rty-two dollars and the odd cents of
this amount he had sent 10 its proper
dest;Hatinu, the balance, three humid.
red dollars, he had drawn payable to
himself, " hich amount, together with
ticket to st. Louis, was taken from
bis person by Ogden & Wolf. Besides
this, he had yesterday collected bills
70 the amount of fifty-two dollars,
for which the books failed to
show. Late in the evening he
asked Mr.. Wolf how his account
stood, stating that he had gotten into o
scTspe in connection with woman,
and that he intended leaving on the
night train; that lie had heard man
was after him 20 hurt him, and that he
wanted to get our Of the city as soon a.
| possible. He told Mr.. Wolff that the
books needed balancing, and offered
him five dollars to pay some Que {,
balance them, which Mr. Wolf re
fused, ut the same time stating to Tx
tromer that the hooks were in very
bad condition, and that he never saw q
bookheeper, either good or bad, leave
books In such fix.
| Tue firms suspicion being aroused
/ he was charged with defalcation, W hicl
he finally acknowledged which resulted
inthe recovery ofthree hundred dollsrs
and ticket as above stated Messrs. o..
den and Wolff had placed implicit eau,
/ ii ienee in the young msn, aud were 10
/ little astonished at the state of affair
After the disclosure they appeared 10th
To take any steps against him, being
averse to prosecuting the matter. Mr.
| Wolf did not know how much OUT
/ side the amount mentioned, he hac
gotten, and would not state, bu; it Wa.
possible that there might be other sum
He could not tell Until the books wer,
properly balanced. The reporter in
terviewed Extromer. but he refused &,
make any statement concerning tin
affair, other than that he had giver
up the three hundred dollars. Up .,
the hour of going to press the firm hsC
not determined what to DC eoncernin,
the party accused.
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Last night abou, 10 O'Clock, as Officer
wilmot, who h ON duty at the Union
depot, wa going his rounds, ne dis
covered that some ten or twelve
Tamps had stolen Let Of brake
beams nom the Texas and Pacific
road, and were burrying them In the
sand pit where the sand for the en-
ginee Of the road Is dried. Upon the
officers approach they arose and sur
rounded him, making threatening
demonstrations, several yelling "kill
him." The officer seeing that he WAS
In the hands OF desperate set, pulled
his pistol to defend himself when the
crowd disperset
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fsisbssks' NC s;.-.

Mr.. ". r. Reese leave. this evening
for New Orleans, having been here
several days experimenting the build.
Ing OF a sixty Thousand pound rail-
RAD track scale for the Howard oii
company, who are now ready 10 re-
seive SEED In any quantity and weigh
them on the standard scales Of the
word
FeiIbank~ a to have the r~pata-
ton 81 niasiuE the mot accurate and
'iesiTahlc eeales used, aud from The fact
ti'at Ell larlst manufacturer, grain eIe-
vHtrla stock yards, railroad com.
pahis-, etc, use them exclusively, they
must be the beet. q. G. Nnnnelly,
trrveilux agent Ter the New Orleans
house. viii fpmaln The state and look
afor the Interest % his house.
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A siurtau. Hri.i.I

A bridal couple ut Wheeling, Vir-
ginia, came, like Nieodemus, AT dead
of night, TO the house of venerable
minister, and rang the door.beli with
tremendous violence. His wife went
down stairs in a costume consisting
principally OF shawl, and found a
stripping of twenty and gannt Great,
ufe OF forty; and on learniag what
was their GRAND brought her husband
down STARE. "Weii,n he exclaimed.
rather drowsily. The bridegroom could
not speak, but motioned to his bride.
Mr.. Preacher" said she, nothing
10th, "as Pun the oldest, expect I'd
better do the talking. You see, Char
ley, here, has q stepmother, and she
don't IRE him right at all. Now,
I'm widow, aud | want TO take
Charley hone with me o-night aud
take care of him. Not that | want a
husband, because, IL did, I'd get some
one nearer my own age; but / Just
thought / would try aud take care OF
Charley. So we'd like to be married
right away There was hitch abou,
the license, but in the end she prom
ised 10 be more than q stepmother To
Charity, aud carried him home in tri.
umph.
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About eleven O'Clock wednesday,
night the watchman on the Texas and
Pacific road near The Trinity bridge,
saw man running burriedly towards
the hFijge, aud coac'ud,d there was
Something wrong with him; attempted
70 bead him on, all TO 10 purpose
however, Tor the man gained the
bridge. and after having gotten some
di-tsnce on the structure fell through
with = heavy thad. sheriff Moon was
notified Of the fact and the man, who
fortunately sustained no injuriee, save
few slight bruises, was marched to
the Jail. lie gave hi, name NJ J.
Tainlins.
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Dallas Cfis Lumber Yard.

| would respectfully nform my pa
irons that | will retire from the rrsc.
tee of medicine from and after the
18th praximO. While have many
regrets IN parting with few faithful
friends, ANA cherish kind feelings for
all Others, | am under no legal OF
moral obligation to work for the pub.
lie longer without adequate compensa.
ton for my services. Therefore per.
sons Indebted To ise by note or
account, will come forward, al once
and make satisfactory settlement
dect0-w3t T.. HENDRICkS NJ ID
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"6ernau hyrup.'

No other medicine In the world vss eve,
gwen sueh a test OF it, curative qualities A
BoecHEts GERMAN SYkUP In thres YEAR
Two ihiiIion Tour hundred thousand small
bottles o: this medicine as distributed re,
W sharge by Druggists in this country TO thoss
siulctso with eonsur ption, asthma. Group,
severe c"ugbsi pneumonia aud other ,iis-
mss OF the throat and icpgs. giving the
american people und+niRble proof thai
SEkMAs SYRUP Will cure them. \ he result
hss been That druggists In every tow ard
village In the United States are recon-
iaending IL TO their customers. Go fo your
Druggist, and ask what they know about
sam pie bottles 10 cents. Regular size Is
cents; Three eoses Will relieve any case.
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Good ExnmnIes

From the Charlotte (Va.) Observer
A gentleman of this city, a thoroughly
reliable aud conscientious man, who
visited Salisbury either during or i'm
mediatelr after the meeting of confer
ence. vouches for the following, At
the house of well known citizen of
Salisbury stopped, during the meeting
of the conference, four ministers and
one layman, from different sections of
the state. At the table they compared
notes as TO their respective families,
when the startling fact was revealed
that the five men had in all sixty
children, and not single ere OF them
(the fathersl had been married more
than one time.
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Hr.rranii, nnnn.

Mr.. Fred ~. Page has been organist
AZ 80 Matthews cathedral for two
yeap. The Other day he sent in his
resignation, being no longer able to
spare the time from business neces-
safy for the practice and other duties
u tue position The member. cf the
choir testified their regard Tor Mr.. Page
- presenting him with tho Ancient
Mariner pTofusyly and eloriously Il
Illustrated hy Gu-taye D1ry The dean
of~t. Matthew textiles las regard Ia
a beautiful aud touching letter. our
friend PAGE should be very proud oi
these Testimonials.
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NEW DRLEArs Decemb Der 27--Flour dull
superhne ~ Is. AX 81 Is; XXX s5eJo; higher
grades sa9o 70. corn htmer al 5ies5i,sc
Oats gu 81 al ssc. Lard quiet and firm
and nominal sl2 IS. Hams duh choice
sugaf-cHred eanvassed II l-2gi2 Lac as IN
size and brand; uncanyasss.d Hall l. &c
Dry salt meats dun and nominal; shoulders
/ =; loose Zee. Packed bacon dull at Go
s144sIa. Nisissy quiet; rectihei Louisiana
I'll ~. western 81 G7gsl 10. coffee IN iair de
maad and market drIn. cugoes, ordinary
10 prime sfgls4c. Sugar In good demand
at tuil prices common 10 good eois mon s1.,a
5SSc; fair 70 fully fair J5.asS54c; prime
TO choice 10; yellow clarified 7s.as, r
Molssses active and firm; common Ma
fair 9aglc; prime TO choice 2s,s9sc. kic,
quiet and hrm; ordinary TO choice Louisi
ana i3sass1zc.
NEW YORK, December E.-Flour dan
slightly ip buyers favor; Su. eYfne western
and stale "a eI5 Il closing dun: southern
n0ur - so945 -; soOd to choice IS gSssS "a
Wheat opened a shade stronger; very mod
crate business ior export; milling closed
about steady; holders little more ipcIin al
to reaiize. Corn duh; L,slc lower for IN.
graded new western aHd mixed. Oats dui
without dedfded change. Coffee Rio. dull
Sug-r quiet and steady; refined steady arr
| lair trade; aiztdSAc for standard A Mo
aud sea ceiy 20 firm at S0z.8sc. Rice IN.
changed aud moderate deinani Wnl.kx
nominal at U9tsi 10.
Sr. LOUIS, December g7.-FNur f,rmer IN,
medium grabs; XXX fail s5a5 20: ian.ily n
rl5 IS. " heat very slow; No 3 red fall 81 SI
| No. ! fed tan 81 0s IL; No. spri,,p s -
/ Corn, No. mixed 45@Ss1sc; new fiatll 4.
! ats, Nc. . LIE. Rice steady al NJ :
1 Barley dull sn1 unchsotei Whist v ptesd :
az y Pork dull at 81 Sogli 80. LAR
! e,bc for shoulders, clear rio and clear Side,
| Bacon, nothia ( dong.
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Dsiiasoisy Lombr. Ysrs.


Alta regular meeting OF Dallas Lodge
No. a.. I. O. o. Il, held At their hall.
December 20, ls77, the following
named gentlemen were elected to an
the various offices for the ensuing
term. J. :. Bates, n. g.; J. A. r.
Mignon, '. o. Gus Davidson, II. ;
j. J. Miller, y. - NJ, Is. Stone, treas.
urer J. r. Davis, representative to The
grand lodge, h. Kline alternate. The
grand lodge viii hold it, next annual
session In the city % Austin, which
couyenes The second Monday In Fen.
ruNIy.
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On The Zs'h Instant, st half Pas,
seven O'Clock = n 40 ths residence OF
the brides mothaT, ~ the Rev. q. w.
hpgers, Miss Alice Culien to MIR. G. r.
Hackert OF Weathrrtorf. Texas.
Also at the same hour, Miss l.. w.
Cullen to Mf. a. I. Eaton, Of Denton
county, Toxas.
We congratulate tie gentlemen
above. upon having won prizes such "a
these nom our fair city, aud we com.
nie;Sd the choice. while We bewall the
aseideut which removes them from our
mist May all Iiie's good, and ali the
pleasure which il the reward Of the
vir,uo1s, be theirs while II lasts.
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wea0ea 20 L.ur..

We're chise'ed and her form graceful, ~
ioYed her dearly. lonely. and happipess
s seemed To persade their every Ct Bat
trouble came. Laura si.kene-i. became
pale; emsciated and feeble. She had sies
hea1s acne, paipita,ion. swimming OF the
1eaa, nv sierlcs- pains In side and back coli,
ieet ana hands, ebiorosis, liberation. and
Wa fspiaiy approaching diss alution mere
Nss put one remedy for al! such ctsesses
anu that was DR.. DroRigooles English Fe-
ith4s 6tttefs, which he procured for her. and
u rap,a cure was the result. dtilaecs,I- VIZ
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The meeting then adjourned to din
slsr at the LeGrand, where they Jared
sanptuously, and met again at half
past two o'clock p. IN.
A resolution was passed rendering
The thanks of the soldiers to the pro
prietor and manager of the LeGrsn,i
motel for their hospitality, and the elt-
gait entertainment furnished in the
excellent Christmas dinner. and Civ
ing assurance it would be remeu-
Dered
A committee of Ave was then APP
pointed to arrange the place of meeting
for the 10th of July next, viz: ]. j,
Eakip, J. G. Hearty, John ID. Floyd,
Owen Dorsey Force and Il. NJ. Gano.
Resoiued, That the society tender
their thanks to the Lamar Rifles for
( military courte5ies extended.
Resdpsd, That the meeting adiourn
to meet at Dallas, Texas, at 9 o'cIoek
a. m, on the 18Th day Of July, 1878
at some place To be designated by ths
committee OF arrangements.
Resotped, That the papers of DaIla:
be requested to publish these proceed
ingS.
RcsOtued, That every soldier o
Canes several commands be request
ed TO bring "a record OF all incidents o.
anecdotes within his knowledge con
nected with the commands named.
X. NJ GANO, Chairman.
! j. q. kEARBY, Secretary.
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rnruwr fron lIs uurr,

Tuesday morning, a man driving a
horse attached to a buggy, 40 Msiu
street, being rather too fall nf Christ
mas esgung, ard thinking that his
horse WAS not tratting IA, enough Tor
him, laid on tho lash, which rad the
elect Of Increasing the desired speed.
The man was 81 drunk that he was
poweriess t. handle the Tcius, and tire
horse ran the bugay against Ras post
ON the square, throwing the driver out
ant smashing the buggy, the horse
running of with what was let Of Il.
The man picked himself up u sAdder
bu' u wiser man.
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Lls.Kroon. peeemesr s1.--soon.-co,ton
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4 Thrce-Year.0i Ola Roy sheots ana h iits
A Play mate

Boston Post: A very sad occurrence
took place yesterday afternoon, Mt the
South End, by which three,yesr~
boy lost his life. he being shot by his
playmate. wheather accidentally or in.
tentioaatiy il is not known. II appears
that Daniel cronin and one Hickey live
at % Lenox street. and have. several
children. Yesterday j ohm croain. aged
three FEARS and sister, aged ten years.
we're AZ play in the upper part of the
house with Henry Hickey, aged eleven
years. The story of the girl is as fol-
lows In the midst of the game the
Hickey boy became angry with the
CronIn boy and threatened To shoot him
al the same time drawing pistol. The
girl begged Hickey not TO IRE. and al
the same time called TO her brother 10
run, The little fellow started. and
when about halfway down stairs Hickey
appeared at the top of the stairs and
tired at him. the ball taking effect in
the bead and penetrating the skull
Drs- Walker and Perren were called.
and they pronounced the wound fatal.
The boy died about an hour afterwards.
In the meantime the Hickey hoy made
his escape, aud the police have not as
yet found him. It Is said that be was
released from the reform school for boys
but short time ago. Medical Exam-
iner draper was called, and an invests
CATION will be held.
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AASssStarat WV the att0re oil y ettkf
a Co. Passed Away. =
New YORK, December 2s.--The Post
Ia its financial article says the excite.
ment OF yesterday, caused by the sus-
pension of Meter Il Co, and r. ne
fear that eolia.erais from them were
not safe, hiss passed away since it has
been aseertained that tie coiiaterais
could be obtained by taking up the
ioals made to Meter & Coon them.
Nearly all these collAterals have been
covered. The amount of loans TO which
Meter q Co. were a party was three
million dollars. As we learn at their
Office, the coliaferals on these will al
have been obtained At a cost to the
owners OF the collateral of from $50,
go to 500, 900, for which Meter & Co,
viii be responsible. The firm have
wealthy connections, ana 1t is not im
probable that this amocnt will Ii
forthcoming
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Nellie noriarsy, Ten Broeek. Parole
and Oroflfrr%

NEW YORK, December IA Louis
VILE dispatch says the Louisville Jockey
Club has received letter from Theo-
dore Winter, owner of Mollie Mori,
arty, of tue California turf, saying he
has decided to bring this famous race
horse across the Rocky mountains and
win series of races against Ten
Brock, Parole and Tom 0chiltree
the jockey club has decided to offer a
purse 5000 for an open race, free 20
all ages, two miles and half, To be
run here next Msy.
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FOR SALE.

The well known clifton mills, located ON
~. mosque fiveT, at Clifton, BoSqus county
o. Tue richcsL and most desirs BILE secfions M
the state. aud where wheat Is prodnced -,
large gaapfhies. ~
These mills are located on and RIM hv ~.
OF the nne,t water powers Ia the state.
. The buiiding and dam are huiit az ths h.s
o.. both bottom and sides
me MIL house y Ilxt5 feet square. two and
haif stories high, and CONTAINS two sets n,
order. al va hhe
me Iacation IL nigh and healthy, with
sood schools sud gpod soci-sy
diytsionl on the most aivxninseou. terr,.
bsih AZ To price ana time.
Nm A. FORT. Agent,
r..x
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EntEht. rempl,,

The officers elect OF Dallss Com
niaudery No. were installed las,
night, with the usual ceremonies. The
following is the roster: II. Boil. +. c.;
L. NJ. knepay, Ca Fred Il. Page, G,
Gi W. p. Cummins, r.; w. X. Bell
r.; &. a. Robertson, r.; r. NJ Ervay
}. W. l.. Pfouis. }. W: -. Good
W.; II. :. Ervay, :. b, W. l.. stew.
art, sword bearer; +. Austin, First g..
l.. II. Grueer, second G.; j. q. Louckx
thirdN.; George Mellersh, sentinel.
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BS''a- Cis5 I.umser YARD.


Christmas morning was full Of little
mishaps, caused no doubt by the
lotdly animal OF creation having
imh'bed too freely. \ man riding
bareback up Main street, ran the
horse against "a post near the IL
Graude hotel, with such force that he
was thrown to the ground, while the
horse, which was badly wounded ran
on up The street. The jealous devotet
Of the wine god escaped unhurt, but
gnt well hesmeAred with mud for hi.
extraordinary horssmauship.
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A ae,a Lea, rnr vreeaern

WHITEHALL, \. Y, December IL
During the transfer of fifty conviets
from Auburn to Clinton prison, Rich
ard Cavenough Jumped from car
window, while the train was under
full motion, and escaped.