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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
The Dallas Yesnais College.

The HEkALD acknowledges the
courtesy Of an invitation to attend the
complimentary reception by the young
ladies OF the above institution, to be
given Friday, June 10th.
Committee on LVitation.-MissC Core
Gruber, Miss Emma Cullom. Miss
Jennie Glanes, Miss Lizzie Cooke, NJ lss
Lizzie Keller.
CoDnaittco on Receptioa.-Mis Alta
Taylor, Miss Sallie Grifiis, Miss Matte
Burford.
We trust the young ladies will have
a delightful time, and may exhibit
such signs OF progress as will render
both their mammss and sweethearts
happy.
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DALLAS AND PALESTINE
RAILROAD.
Measures Taken Eookin. ToV ards


work.
There was meeting OF the directo-
ry of the Dallas and Palestine railroad
yesterday afternoon, at Adams and
Leonard's bank. Representatives from
Kaufman and Athens were present,
besides those living here. The lues-
ton OF going to work was discussed.
The president submitted to the board
propositions which he had received
from outside parties To survey, locate
the lands and build the road, and the
directory authorized the president 10
treat with said parties, with "a view to-
wards building the road. There will
TIE stockholders meeting on the
twentieth of this mouth EncourHgihg
reports come from Kaufman county,
and there viii be but little difficulty
IN obtaining the right of way and
that little Is said to be solely III this
town. IL Dallas viii do as much ~
Kaufman and Henderson cou nties
work will begin by the hrst Of July.
The directors are in earnest about this
matter. They havn't said much, but
have been laying their plans, and are
nov ready 10 push things. The right
Of way out OF this city is what they
want now.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

The secretary OF the fair is quite
busy arranging The catalogue Tor the
October exhibition.
Many inquiries have been made
concerning the fair by parties at 4 dis.
lance who will exhibit.
We had the pleasure of "A call yester-
day morning, from Mr.. \. l.. Cook
from Kentucky, large stock raiser
and dealer in fine stock, who will ex-
hibit AT our fair. His son has a fine
stable of Kentucky trotters who will
also attend. They will cone from
every quarter, Ms very extensive rail
road facilities have been made for
cheap transportation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Yesterday morning early, two bum
mers struggled into the Bank Ex-
change," and struck Frank for a
drink, on the grounds that one OF
them was an old bar-keeper. Frank
failed To see the point, and refused to
"set-them-up." In the mean time the
two thirsty souls leaned up close to
the counter aud began unlocking the
towels which hang outside the bar,
with the intention Of putting the N in
their pockets, and pawning Them
somewhere else for the fiuid. Frank
dropped on the little game, aud made
them drop the towles. This Il the
latest dodge we have heard of to raiss
the wind for beverage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
Thousands Of Ama.,i,.

Msny having used patent and mr.
pared medicines and failed in nn.tI. ~.
re4sI ptoinised. are thereby prei asf Ic.-f
against all med lcines- Is thls rixht- Waal.i
you condemn ali physicians becau.-- on.
isiled In giving the relief promi..d- SOM
working hard for mon the and nn.tfn. 80
fsiotn hoIno and say there Il no gold thsr,.
DOES Thai prove Ia Many SUFFERING Win
..tsIth snd pulmonary Affections have u....i
the serthiess preparations thai sroxa a..
nAt hst- Anc Ia their dis ppoinffn.nt ssx
mere Is no cure Tor cstarrh. Dee has ur-TV.
failed To employ the proper remed - Tbs,.
are tcnusands OF people In the Units-f st.t..
Sno can MAKE an aff1dAvii that DR. -a.,'.
SAlafrh h-msdy and DIR. Piercs's IsolI~n
Nedieai Discovery have effected their .nttr.
cure. May had lost aii sense of smell A.,
MOI, mon us, AID pieces OF bone had repaat~diy
oceh removed nom the nasal c.xttis,.
jus dx.it
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
A PREMATURE ARREST.

THE Psiire Arrest Three Men on Sus.
pi.,sa of int-nsIins 60 op-" % safe.
Yesterday morning between the hours
.. one and two our reporter heard a pO-
ltce whistle on Main street, and going
to the spot he found several officers
la mont OF the Merchants restaurant
with man named Frank Hathaway
Ia custody. The officers entered the
building aud examined a safe OF Cap
tain Tarranrs, which stood in one
corner Of the dining room, but IL had
not been molssted. We we're informed
by tie officers that they had received
information from n man who works
In Grifien's gun and lock store, on
Elm street, that Hathaway had pro-
cured tools there for the express pur-
poae OF opening this safe. They, there
fore, set watch on the building
night before last. The doors were
closed quite early, and the gas turned
down very low. Officer Dunn
walked by there, aud could see the
safe, as the lattice doors were open at
the end OF the private entrance. soon
after he passed by again aud saw that
they were closed. lie hesitateJ, but
could bear no noise, nor could he dis
tingulsh anybody In there. Some time
after, Hathaway came out and opened
the front door. when Dunn halted him,
under the impression that the work
was done. He blew his whistle, and
the other officers were soon on the
spot, and also the bartender, who was
not in the building, but came from up
the street. The msn Hathaway was
searched, but no tools Of any kind were
found on him, and the safe had not
been harmed. He denied all knowl-
edge OF the tools, or intention of CON-
hitting a crime. Yesterday, Hatha-
way, the bartender and a waiter were
arrested on an affidavit for conspiracy,
and placed 10 jail Their bonds have
been fixed ut i've hundred dollars each,
which. as yet, they have not given.
Girard will probably raise the Sc
CURLY to-uhls ihc hfess Wa pre-
mature, however. The officers are ID
the impression that Hathaway when
arrested, was just starting for the tools,
while officer Dunn supposed the work
had been done aud halted him.
Whether they had any Intention Of
opening the safe or not, we do not
know, hat In either case II would have
been well 10 have awaited further de-
ve'opmenss. At the request Of the
es1ieer- we suppressed the publication
yestssdAy morning until the matter
:. pss further inquired into.
We have been informed sinee writ.
Lang the above. ~ one Of In. pe,,c.
that the following articles wer. ,oans
ia truak belonging 10 one Of The -
,s-s arrested In tho Merchant. r..,.n.
rant Oue police cap. No. 2. ArnoI.p,
o~p isss eight moosbs ago q sksle,o,
ksy, Z pair VI pants and coat. clsin.s
- nan whose name the officer coal.
- ~ ,nsion. - having been stolen
..~nsltv Il vine and napkins bslons
49, ~ The restaurant The tools hsv
,.st beam foand yet
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

General GrAut-born in lS22-is now
the only living ex-presideat. We find
that the others, seventeen in all, lived
to IN average age OF seventy three
year, This pfoiongation Of the lives
OF the preaidents beyond the three
score years and ten allotted by the
psalmist IL . higher average than meet
persons would have Supposed the fact,
aud Ii " reached, moreover, uotx ith.
standing the untimely taking of Of
Harrison, Taylor and Lincoln, ali of
whom were cut on prematureiy in
consequence OF their Official position.
That the fourteen others should b. We
been such specimens Of longevity ~ To
have brought the average up to sew
enty-three h an evidence either that
the presidency il not necessarily and
Inevitably Q lifo.kiiliue office. or
else that the AmeriCan Presidents
have been constituti0naliy strong and
iong.ifyed men. Washinetou died e
stxty-seven, OF IN stack az somethina
IKE pleurisy, hut for which he mieht
have lived, no doubt. to Q marked Old
aSe. John Adams died 1t ninety-one,
Jener1on, the philosopher and states-
man, lived quite - long = he vished
10 live, and died ct eighty-three. o.
The same day that aav the departure
Of his pssdecssnof-the 4th OF July.
leea NAdisan lived 70 b eighty. ave
Monroe did q seventy-thfee; John
Quincy Adams ct eighty-one; General
jAckoOn lived 70 the a1e II seventy.
efghk and 6ut for csgtnin nullet wounds
vonld pgobahly have laatsd . lev ysarI
6nGr; Van 0aTsn DID q sfahty,
hexrtsoo 8 sfxty-sighk Tyler q en-.
enty-swo, Polk at 4ity-foas, Taylor q
nxtysex. bliinssee q seventy.lour
1Dpoasd ~ was yuangseE Hnohauar
8 esyenty-sevsn, Llnenaa = a&y-ajx
nd JsAnsea g ulxty-e1ghk Poll
eeemed - havo 3 ennset1ntion IT,
should have given him twenty yeaEI
moro OF litas end Liaeoln, NO doubt
n0t Tor BQothss pjstei, would have
iived = scoro 81 yeafn loagef.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
Tr.. v.rs. aass. s.sas r,...

New York Express saiutatory The
lucid statement of true democratic doc
trine is its best demonstration. 1t only
needs 10 have democratic measures
fairly explained to gain for them all the
public support they need. And es.
pecIally at the present time, when the
republican party under President HAYES
is shifting its base over ON TO demo-
cratic ground, adopting temperate
principles. and giving democrAtio meas
ures = haifhearted aud half-handed
support in the hope Of winning demo
crsts from their allaeiauce and mskin,
mongrel organization without unity ~
principle. or Consistency of plan or
cohesiveness Of mind, there & : mapifest
need Of strong and influential iournals
which shall keep the old standard Of
the party of Jefferson and Jackson
steAdily unfurlesi.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

We take pleasure in announcing to
our readers that Mr.. +. q. Childs
will. in n few days, open a coal-ysrd
on the corner Of Wood and Market
streets, and that he will keep con-
stantly on hand all kinds of coal at
reasonable p-iees. a specially will be
made Of the superb Indian territory
coal. which is specially adapted for
burning in CRATES. Pennsylvania hard
coal, also Kept in stock.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

This fine trotting stallion, will stand
the present season at the stables of
X NJ. Gano. 10 East Dallas, near the
Texas Central freight de pot, ut fifty
dollars the season the money to be
paid when the mare In bred, with the
privilege Of returning the mare free of
charge, until she proves In foal, IL the
horse lives Should the b orse be sold
before another season, arrang ements
will be made for the return of mares
not 10 foAl, or II Mt q distance, the
money Sill be refunded.
lakewood by Black wood; first dam.
by Red Tiger; second dam, hy OH
Imported Glencoe. Lakewood, by
Norman; first dam, by Mambrino
Chief. Norman. by the Morse hors /:
first dam, BY Jessey Highla nder |;
second dam. by Hambletouian. Black.
wood sold for $4,000. His sister. Ialp
beat Goldsmith's Maid, and 80 %,
was refused for her. Fleetwood. IT. :
half brother 10 lakewood, took tbe
Centennial premium, at PhiladeInhi.
iastayeer and l suppose Ia the best borve
OF his age in the United State. RIs.a.
wood now, not quite six year, Old. hss
colts sold 1t from $50 to $500 dollar.
a rare opportunity Is here offered To
dne horse breeders. Grass nasture
furnished mares from q distance At
Two dollars per month, and breeding
attention free of charge.
r. n. GANo.
DALAI. Texas April %, Is77.
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New York Times: The motives to
party unity are stronger than the prob
able causes Of dissension; and il were
folly IN any republican to speculate
very seriously upon the chances of OBJ.
tanning an advantage in consequence of
democratic disagreements Not only
have they in their hands the organizing
power in the new house, but for the
sake OF expediency we trust that they
will use it fully. ANY conceivable in.
reference with it could result only
from bargains which in their effect
upon the moral condition upon the
republican party would be more iniuri-
GUS than second term of Randaliism
and all that it implies. The strength
OF the democratic is unquestioD able. and
an intrigue with the view of impairine
it in the mere matter Of organization
would be discrcditable to all concerned.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
Too Soon.

Yesterday morning, at exactly ten
minutes of two, the man in the en-
ploy of the gas company began extin'
gushing the street lamps, although nc
moon was visible and the night Wa
quite dark. They should wait until
the moon rises and gives light enough
to see by. What use are the lamps on
a night when, although the moon Ii
up, ii Is obseured by dense clouds
They are needed when the night IA
dark, without reference to whether the
moon Ii up or not.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

In conversation with Mr.. Fenton,
the legal man of the Kansas City
Rolling Mills, yesterday, lie stated that
things looked more favorable for the
completion of the Dallas and Wichita
road. He had received letters from
his employers that stated Mr.. Hender-
son would, in all likelihood, go on
with the work soon. We sincerely
hope so.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
Hare and Hounds, q Fashionable ID.
yfrnfon.

A new and fashionable diversion IL
becoming popular in Baltimore among
young ladies anu gentlemen fond OF
horseback riding. 1t Is called a. Hare
and Hounds" and Is now played every
Saturday. A young gentleman and a
young lady well mounted are chosen
TO represent the hare-, and all the rest
play the bounds. The brace Of hAres
are given fifteen minutes start. and
have satcbels of white paper cut in
small pieces with which they are ex-
pected to mark their course. The ride
IL sometimes FIVE miles and back, by
various roads and lanes. and the first
couple that oyertske the hares have
the privilege OF playing that part in
he next perfoi nance.
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the rnr.n. Room of TN. sultan.

The throne room Of the sultan at
Constantinopie Is gorgeous. The gild-
ing is unequalled by any other build
ing In Europe, and from the ceiling
hangs one of the superb Venetian
chandeliers, whose two hundred lights
make . CLEAN like that of a veritable
sun. At each of the four corners OF
the room, tall eandelabra In Baccaret
glass are placed, and the throne is a
huge seat covered with red velvet, and
with arms and back OF pure gold. In
the daytime floods OF brilliant light
pour into this room from the three
great windows looking out on the Boz
phorus, bScutari and the sea of Mar.
mora.
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+. NJ. Kahn d Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock of
well made clot hing in the city of Dial
las, and as good e. 10 kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose To sell their
goods as cheap rs the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance at their stock wi convince
anyone a. To the truth their ssser-
tions. They also keep q first-class
stock Of mems fur sping goods, con.
sisting of . comp, etc stock of mems
hats, which they make q speciality of.
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep On hand the most COM
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery In the city In view OF the
above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all Of our citizens and the
public generally, 10 call around and
examine their stock. And ma feel can.
hdent that they will co1ne4de viii, uin
and pronounce T.. NJ. Kahn x Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Popular illustrated book s6opare.Don
M MOOD! WoAAsHooDi MkRRIsCEf
tHPedrnents TO Marriage; the csu,~
ana cure. Sent securely seaLd, post
paId Tor 90 cents, by Dr.. c. wHTrrirs.
OF 81 Charles Street, Ct. Louis, No.
the great specialist Read hi. vortS'
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E.strsyed or stolen from the under.
signed, one large brown horse abou,
sixteen and half hands high. toll,
hind feet white, white snip ON nose.
10 brand and five years old aud p.st-
dhe above reward will be paid for he
weiiyery of the horse AZ +. q. Gallo
avs drugstore, Elm street, Dallas.
TexAs. o.r1ox.~
nmayt- dltw4t.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Commercial Advertiser. who's that
man p asked the car of his aid. tho
other day, pointing to chap with a
chunk OF hard tack in one hand and a
notebook in the other, who was hanging
around headquarters, cycling him rather
closely. THAT, said the aid, that
an American newspaper correspondent
from Chicago" Shoot him at sunset
repiid his imperial majesty, retiring
within his tent.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Cincinnati Commercial The Russian
mission is the most important in the
world just now. Perhaps that is the
reason why notification was given Mr..
Boxer that his place would be wanted.
II President Hayes knows the very man
for the place. he should forward him as
soon rs practicable.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

II IL always genuine pleasure for
~ 20 speak OF this excellent house.
They ARE clever, accomplished and re-
liable business men, aud their stock
Of spring and summer goods, gents'
furnishing goods, hate, boots, shoes,
etc, y unusually large, and a. usual, il
carefully selected, and sold at prices
whirh simply defy competition.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

A MISUNDERSTANDING Russian
neutrality-suspicious.. or something OF
that sort-was stopping at one or the
baltimore hotels the other day, when
the waiter asked him what part Of the
turkey he'd have The distinguished
Russian got red in the taee. jumped M
on chair and shouted, by -. Nicho-
las constsntinopIe. il they killmeof'
That part wasn't handy
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New. from the Far Me.t.

We are under obligations TO Mr.. III.
r. Lsutz, for a copy of the Black Hills
Pioneer, published at Deadwoed City,
OF the date of May 18th. 1t IL jour.
nalistie curiosity, and a live paper
withal.
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~ Toe papers ul all subscribers are marked
NJ al the expiration Of tur time for which
u they are paid with a bIsi. or rrd " Those
m who desire their papers continued will
ftrl,ps' notify US, and accompany the no
lb,atIun wUru vVF CAsu -0tb,rwlss ~
rsrrwtlt br promptly discontinued.
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LINE AND CEMENr.

LiME-The best quality I'm barrels /. vax..
bushel. -
CEMENr-kosendaIe Il worth q . b.r,.,
Dallas. q "a. s@ffei'
fLAsTEn-is worth ss 50 h barrel.
me supply Of the above me n tlolsa xrt,-
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A warrior Princess,

Princess Demidoff, young Russian
lady, wearing the full uniform of a
huzzar and mounted on magnificent
charger. rode at the head of splendid
regiment Of cavalry through the OUT
skirts of Bucharest not long ago. She
is the daughter OF the honorary colonel
and proprietor of the regiment who Is
reported as spending $4,000 8 year
upon it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Detroit Tribune: Private DaIsa2l
never wrote but one letter under tan
pages in his life. II WAS to Ben Butler.
when the spoon scandal was ct IL
height. II read: General Benjamin
+. Butler Are you thisfS An cafiy
answer viii oblige. Private Dalssll. y
The general indorsed on The hack d
this: You are IN impairment scoun>
drci." and returned It. The private re.
Endorsed it: Respectfully returned for
: fuller answer. He has never heard
from il.
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He did not like 70 tell her
Her teeth were foul, her breath ~. had
And 50. he simply cent her
Some fragrant sozoDOST n. had.
She took the pint aud ussd ~,
And nov she's sweet and he j. rlaa.
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ropais Illustrated hook ~ paso-l on
MANHOOD wosASHooDi MAHnAsk I'm.
podiments 70 Marriage. the cause sud cure.
ssnt securely sealed, postpaid for - cents. b,
DA T. WHIrTIER, si7 ST Charles str..t. -
Loats, No, tile great specialist Read IA.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the err.
rors and indiseretions of youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay loss Of man.
hood, etc, L will send a receipt that
will cure you, free of charge. This
great remedy WIS discovered by a
missionary in South America. Send
self-addressed. envelope to the Rev.
Joseph Inman, Station ID, Bible Home,
New York City.-til sept23-eod.w.
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We are informed that fine blooded
COW belonging to Mr.. J. G.. Mcconnell
died night before last, Of fever. Mr..
Mcconnell valued her at two hundred
dollars, though she was not three years
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DALAI. Texas April %, iN7.
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The June number Of this favorite
magazine contains . number of highly
interesting and well-illustraied arti-
clss. Among the many are the fol.
lowing: "AfricaO Explorers and Ex.
paorations," by Alfred H. Guernsey.
"a Journey nom Nusvitas 70 Ha.
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= arrf~ss.

On the 18th instant, at the residence
Of the brides mother. on Live Oak
street, by the Rev. Stephen ID. Green,
Mr.. Newton Ogden to Miss Ida Shwing,
both Of this city.
Well, Newt. has paid his tax, aud lie
no longer delinquent He has signed
the roll OF Benedlcts, and received 9
receipt When the ceremony took
place, q large number Of his friends
we're present, and an elegant spread
was set. The health Of the newly
married couple was drank in bumpers
Of Krug, and then the couple we're es-
corted TO the train. They have gone
to spend q couple OF weeks ut the
groom's house IN Louisiana, ana The
HERALD wishes them q pleasant jour.
ney and happy honeymoon. Tn
HERALD also returns thanks for the
elegant cake sent To the Office and the
printers' best wishes follow the bride
and groom.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

There have been one hundred and
twenty-five sales made for delinquent
taxes. To-day closes the sale. II will
begin at ten o'clock.
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Cotton Statement.
GRAIN uARRr

wHEAT-Choic., new a II ,o..,,...
- HoSer GRADS ne~, ALL o.. cd a..
oArs-Sane.
RlE-Solulual
BARLEY FEED-8ar-
oohS-Iex.s. In shack S.a..c. Tar
In sack, nome.
BhAS-a = per Ton
HAN-Oid, Ga; sl1 p.r Ton.
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AiDEs-Dry dat, u Ne and spvar,t. &c
nant, ~ n and upward, damaged. is-a-:
oIy ufnt kip~ and calf. lie. dry .alt 3 y.
snq a, ~ Ard; lie; grsen butcbes, s,se.
m. III rkLrsIkAch, owing 20 WOOL. ss.s
clip, ls4sc-; black wo-l, lsc.
huftALO-Bullis q. a.: COWS C
TALLOW-In bArrels Ss.c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Heea nspeve-u....,.,

Io.x, June T.-ssRks heavy. Money
~ P.a esne Gold 81 o5s. 6t<r,ins sIehanss.
sene - ~ knort ~ e&- Governmsnt boasis
ssssny. state honda qaIst-
nsTon, June 7.-0oid 81 90, 81 a. sIl-
~ Fer- kxchAnGe pncbang~d.
q, -. -, ene I:-Consnis " SO. stresS rate
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E'lonr
County Collectors once.

The Todd mills are sqnaring OIL for q
rush of business this summer and fall.
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The following named gentlemen are ~
thurlfpd o. rrcpIVsf aud ryCslpt tor suls-crit
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&C. VI Henderson ~ulp' nr springs, Texas
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a. D. Donald Decatur. Wise county
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TuuIua- 4. unEg Denton, Denton county
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e.. &. New, Plano. COLIN county, Tefss.