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County Clerk.

4 Wsars authsrizsd to announce Albert Smith as
a s>ndidafs Tor The ofhce OF County Clerk OF
Abnandsr county. Election, November 6, lsH.
We srs sushsrssd 20 annoupee W. 2. Pitcher as
: sanAkdafs Cor the ofkce Of County CLERK. tlee-
dca hasdSy. November 9th, lsU.
To the 7 ssers Of Alexander County
~ faman iudxpend<nt candidate Tor the ofhss OF
cSunsy Clxrk, at the election to be held November
an and premise faithfully to attend % the dutn
Tia ofee, II elected. W. X. HAWKINS
y Wsare aRshorzed to announce Henry Planert Q
Ihebes precinct, as candidate for County Clers a
d sassfsA % b held November 9Th. ISL,
70 h RdisoS Of The Cairo BuLLIris:.
Phase announce that am an Independent eandl-
dafs fsr he once OF county clerk Of Alexander
county, - ths elsetisn to Be held in November
ssxf. JANIS W. STEWART.
We ere authorized TO announce Samuel J.
nnmR ~ Q candidate for the once OF County
Sl6rk at TIE election to be fsld November 9Th,
~.
We are snshcrizea b announce John p. Hsly as
= -caststste for the ofce Of county elerk at the
s.sceka 70 se held November 9Th. ls.'.
Ts he Voters Of Alexander County:
. fh<ssey ANNOUNCE that ! am candidate hr The
sGes At Ccanfy Clerk Of Alexander eonnty, sub
jxes - yssr eecisicn az your respective Nsbng
rlasss, On the Sixth day Of November. ISL.
vay Respectfully. CASPER fOsI.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-21

TIE action OF the Senate with refer.
eucs 70 De seating Of Spoford and Eustis,
Ssnators-elect from Louisiana. clearly in.
dieates tho position Of the Republican
ssnatos toward the South. The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Coprie7.
Jsurzal truthfally states the case In the
foliowing:
:, The action OF the senate on Louisiana
ssses WAS anything but satisfactory. The
case q Judge 6ponord was very ably
psessnted By Judge Thurman and MI.
&ayuSd. but the purpose Of the Republl-
cans was typided BY the brutal tacilcs of
kdunnds and C0nkling, the last OF whom
- gone Over 70 the ultra faction. The
voes developed some important features:
First, that the Republican party In the
ssnafs was stzll 4 nnit against doing even
common Justice 10 the south. and was
ready 70 rob Louisiana Of her equal rep
Eeegstaf50o N the senate; and, second, that
- adninistsation policy Of pscifcation
-nenos really little more than mere gush.
1hMf appo6atments are Republican, and
0sas Gnne ID 70 keep the SENATE Repub-
ncAn b iais means o. toul. At preseu,
u esfaeok Tor seating spsaord and Eus.
- y Tegnxdsd - sqnally; bu. events
10y oec0r 10 . few days which will
change TIE dtnat,0a. Tue decision OF
We fresi6ent Wheeler, that the senate
~ not hsve u power to swear IN q
eenasee becaaso kIs credentials were be-
- . ooa1Mlttse, though Z monsuous
- aboar0 declsIon. wss sustained by q
Nfty YEA. II was noteworthy ths.
11nn1W nnxh, oi Illinois. voted with the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-21
SENATOR MORTON AT INDIANA
POLLS,

SENATOR MORTON AT INDIANA
POLLS.
lad annapolis Correspondence Cincinnati Gasstte.
He stood the fatigue OF the journey
without any apparent trouble, and eN.
pressed himself highly gratificd at the
Idea Of becoming resident Of his own
home. For the past ten days Mrs. Nor
ton, assisted by Mrs Colonel Holloway
and others, have been putting the house
TO rights, and II now looks very natural
and homelike. There We're many reasons
for his return, the most important being
the relief OF Dr, Thompson and Col.
Holloway. The duties OF both these
gentlemen require them TO be in In.
dianspolIs, yet the senator will
not iorego their services. This has made
frequent passing back and forth neces.
sary. The Senator'S bouse here will be
as carefully closed against all visitors
as The residence OF Governor Burbank
was in Richmond, with the hope that
in week or so he will have recovered
sufficient strength 10 ride ont. Such
quiet exercise, il is believed, will induce
appetite, the lack OF which seems 10 be
the occasion of his continuing weakness.
The meeting OF Congress has evidently
been The means OF arousing in HIM a
greater desire 10 get strong, and. il will.
power is OF any avail, he will soon be up,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-21

AoRaIsoS 10 not In favor with Speaker
Randall, and II 10 probable that in the
formation OF the house committees Mr.
Morrison will not receive that recognition
which bis ability and prominence in the
house would seem to entltle him. But
kr. Morrison will get on very well even
though he may not be at the head of any
OF the leading committees, and he will be
sure to make his influence felt In the
house. Mr.. Randall will make nothing
BY sighting him. s'a9
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-21

I VA cppy the following editorial on the
gpblsct q ths Appropriation for the com
pea of ~ new state house 1t Spring.
- - the Quincy Herald Of late
0eM ~ eemnsnd the remarks Of the
arsn y ~ elssful confederation Of
tesDeeple u this portion Of the state:
X 80 X or eotemporasies arc oppos.
~ y eppqpRei1tion (about SSO6.0OO,
F. ~ house. ana IRE urrine
@IotD sgainst ths msasn,ss
( aloG ea1otion. We IN Ia AZ.
eoyl9ys96ed bsainsas sense in sucb
- ON only account n, Il -
AtAee inihpalss tSan Ssliher.
I I0n 0halgooe nismanas smSrt
= - 80 h6vstsen nads sssinst
~ 80 .yestpd With the con.
S11elle01 - tandlnG, - some feeling
~ 49, eeaee6 agnlale thsm for that
81 3 :,a e; .I::;ss
WSa6 , pscpl, a. sskad u neglect
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band OF brave missionaries have died there
already. But new missionaries will sue
coed, protected as they will be by the
United States flag. Mr.. Stanley shows
In his letters how the slave trade Is cas-.
Ting an innumerable company OF men
and women into misery and death. We
must give TO the inhabitants of Africa
civilization and christianity. The dis
covery OF the sources OF the Nile by STAN
ley must be the discovery OF the river OF
lite.
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~ ITis understood that the craftsmanship
Of the committee on levses will be given
20 Hon. Randall Gibson OF Loui4iAna.

cha. CHANCE, United States consul who
left his station at Nassau. Bahama IL
lsnds, In violation Of the presidents Or
DIR 70 help West in the Ohio campaign,
via now stay In Ohio. The president
Aas removed him and appointed another
Ohio man to take his place. The Dresi-
Dent eviiently means business.
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KILLED By A FALLING TREE

ilosa Scott. son-in-law Of W, j. Suit,
residing in Elvira township, was killed
last Wednesday morning by tree fall
Ing on him. He was digging up the tree
on his farm. and when it fell, by some
means lie was caught under it and crush
ed to death. He lived about one.half
hour and expired. Mr.. Scott was atalent.
ed young man. and good, useful citi-
zen. His untimely death will cast a
gloom over that community.
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TALMAGE on STANLEY.
OPINIONS or WHAT THE Al.
EIcIN EypLnRER Has AccnnpII.nrn-
Nes YORK World, Osi. u.

'ADSHNANbL ViINiVNc W WHhl iHE AL
EicAS EXPLORER HAS ACCOMPLISHED.
Ne4 YORK World, OF. u.
The Rev. r. De Witt Talmage, last
evening al the Brooklyn Tabernacle.
spoke on .,e subject OF Henry NJ. Stan
ley and his achievements in behalf OF
commerce and civilization lie said:
Henry NJ. Stanley took up the work
where Livingstone lett ii, and the event
Of the week in hls arrival OF the ives,
coast, after having shown supernatural
endurance. This Is Lews that concerns
the salvation Of whole continent. And
! wish here 70 say that this great feat was
DOT done BY q geographical society or
los religious purpose, but that ii was
que solely 70 the enterprise Of New
iork and London newspaper. This
enterprise deserves the admiration OF the
whoie worn and Of the Church VI God.
MhAI 70 TIE use 81 this: the cynIc and the
1oaEsr AJAX. Several millions Of miles
OF chills and fever have been opened
More Kingdoms Of snakes and monkey
have been discovered. We have been Ia.
troduced 10 savages with rings through
thelr noses and prongs through their
Ups. In the first place. We have
another grand Illustration ot what on4
human will can accomplish. II Improve,
the arm and the hand and the foo. 10
bear OF srch men, and II gives culture 10
the backbone. The work which ne has
done thrills me like the Odyssey or Ten.
nyson's Charge Of the Light Brigade.
90 not know whether Stanley IL
Christian or not, but fifty men like him
would bring the whole earth to God In
ten years. And then what a delnonst-
ration 1t IL tor the worlds commerce, If
you could spy into the secret councils of
business men you would find plans al
ready made tor q new commercial cru.
sade. The gates OF Africa are thrown
open: Then there Is the chance OF spread.
ing the Gospel. The missionaries win be
me most powerful agents In Africa, and
.ney are the bravest and most honored
men 70 ali the earth. There are In the
three Kingdoms Of Uganda, Ruyanda and
] Urindl IL, 900 900 souls to be saved
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-21

Wears alshosiIed 70 snnSsnee Henry stout as
s.slsAsfs for eorooeI Of Alexander county al the
ssexrss 70 ss Asii Nov. t,h, Isl,
We No szshorizsa to announces Richard Fitz-
esrAA q exndids.s for Coroher Of AlexApusr
oSuasy Essaion. Nov. eth, Isl.
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t1ttr8alltiia,
Comfy Judge.

We ass asihsrlsd 70 announce Isaac Hare !
, va swnilaass foT ths efkee Of County judge OF
xsfxnfss cpunty, at the ensuing November, 1871,
~. Ne ara asshorsed to announce Reuben s. Yeeum
,sfSsleo a. candidate for the Office Of county
NJ q AlsanAsr esun.y. Election first TUESDAY
: 6Isvsnhsz, ls.1.
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For Treasurer.

Wears suthsrisea % announce A. J. Alden a.
cszdifass for the oihcs Of Coanty Treasurer OF
Alannds county. Election. Tuesday, Nsvsnbe'
b SSA, kxs7sr- fsAsss
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We ere authorized TO ann ,unoe Mrs. p. A. lay
"a ~ . candidate for reelection to the otace Of
ssasty school snperinfeaeent at the eection TO be
kAlA KsvembeI Sth, ls.7
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Boss, PresideDt II. wella, Cashier.
J.. Men. Vice Pres't. Z. J. Kerth, Asst. Cash
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ADVICE To YOUNG NEN--sTICE To THR OLD
HOME.
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Steamboats, ano .,ailruios.
prNNsYLvANIA KA,LKoAD.

AND UNITED ~rAlLS All ROUTE
on AMI after june 80 ISL tram, lANr Nrw York. via
II, ,hic,,,s ami CORTLAND sirre, lvrn.,.A, follows
LNpros. for Hnir.iur. Pittsburgh ihr West amt SOUTH
with Pullman Palace cars attached, \. NJ. AMI 30
l. daily
For Wilh,ni,nor' Look Haven CORY. and Erie NJ 30
4 Vi, connr0 ting AZ CORY ior riiu,sllv. Petroleum
Centre. aii t, ol H. sun- For Nlain,lu ont ami H. \
Haven \ VI.
T,r BALTIMORE, Washington. and the South Limited
Washington ENpr,-,' %. Pullman fhrlnr tars daily.
except sdnia,.N 80 \ NJ .aifNc Nt,lnston .lur NJ.
Re- ulsr a. go A NJ, l,o, ali $40 l. NJ sunday, u
AMI = scr NJ
EN0r.- ier rlisi'irhn 77o ~ @ 20 ao Lmt.l
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for trains 20 Newark. Elizabeth. Railway. PRINCETON,
1uniou, Perm Ann"', linum-i"m Is, Nt DO. amt
other points. soc lHt a schedules 100 800 2. Ai ilN'
Tren, army From riu''nr,h 'nn Do 80 NJ my
Monlay lrlln Washington gul b1luui'f'. 3D. 40
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li,,,t Onses i2G and nIi Hruadwav. Aston Ilonse.
ami init oi pr-hlu.,', nul ,uinudi SIS count #,
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fRANk THOMSON. !. T. fANMfN
tnl. rnI MlnHlpr ttitfN Pass u-tf Agrnt
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An Agricultural College Fund.


NrwpoRr. w.. June .. 1911 Tho state Ag-
ricululrh Co.lrgr. Though united ~ legislative
enactment with the MYERS ~ If vermont. H. "A
distinct institution. re'cn-i for niu-ir pi "llu-
cation IT, inrumeo' = 100 i- insnni 'ient tor
thought Ia lul for IN iopeudoni oNlstrn go. Inc
Burun-tuu University, hy sharp Ith IT," uni
legislative lohhylu-, secured IA anon. Ihry
secured 1t ly promises which. II we may Judge
ty every su'er'iius. u'iof tn"irs. were mnlr
with intent tl drlIlul. Ihr parties CON "rn' ii
have never made the la-t rilor 1elNn r- an
iuduSlr.a college mu IA l"-7 an agricultural
ono There has nrtfr nFrn "a lrnl' sNur al ayr -
culture, horticulture or any pfu' tlchl lrhn'il Hl
ttui There has never been any riinri ln "n,
tuuh fum. There has never been prd ii'dl
farmer "a ihr board of trustees. And ihcr.
lr- never hrn'ua-iul lent in oar Agricultural
tuIl'g".' The iur.ls have simply been used L.
strengthen tae lnN reity., Now ne farmers
dun'i 'ufr straw whether President liu'h nam
r"ihli, ~ Us 'l.N % from tunpr'sidrn - $50 long
az ihiSp. N"i fraud iuiHllhr on tl' people
AMI nn ~" ht'd States Government, viii 10 he
tiow'i iIr agricultural fund - ~ continued.
Ih'r" r. No. 'Ni"uN 81 rrl0 tnH. among
lru7i r'- or ga Hlty 900 spot that can zee
i!ai un lrr unounr PRESIDENT the Agricultural
tullrs Wll S 4 l' ,'h. T. tiiiil a ruile. Cnn,.-
QuentA 10" farmers huN" i'.nirl Slit t.r l,sAt
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Lu>r.-u,rL STEAMERS

NATIONAL II>E.-ricr. q and 81. Norttr,ser
~ FOR LONDON. .
GREECE .'.''. rhur.ilv. iuiv n IT \ VI.
FOR QUEEN rDWN AID Ilflllrupl.
The Qur,ll.JuN ~. q T. lINlN ...... Aus :, u "
thin AMI ,trssr p1..nie ant irn't. irou ~ urNrrl
Issued AtNtiy ION rates COMPANY n.r go hf'tiN A.
= " j. lit E~I. NalAttr
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stusltal snarum,nts.
A GREAT OFFER .-pnrlns the~c hart times we
~ VIII sell 1uct WAnn,. sl,li 7's"ct sl'l cash, not
used year. ur.nus. 81, stn.. Ssil stops ~,
stops s'5 10 stops $50 ~ stops slrl cash, not used
ycnrIn perfect order. aud warranted sheet music AZ
hAli prse HORACE WATERS sons. manut'r, dcai.
cf-. a. T. lltl a.. nrt Bway lnNrr'iN pl. \ Y
GTEINWNY ami ChicAerins ui,noiorte,, used very
- nlu,, great harsains, strtaNr. ~
1uKupN :. ~ Blocker ST.
g Sn-PIA>O nroll order - MONTH, ia, mcnt,.
,SOO ula.murrnt n, octave. almost new. ri,n cash
kkAkAt IH. 80 HuwcrN.
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wi The uslno, steamer rtN MOUTH kOrk, Illuminated
aud decorated. will make grand try up the lovely
HUDSON ucNi FRIDAY EyENlNG, July ~, having all
the GREAT MI seal ATTRACTIONS.
- Leave Pier r. NJ o'clock, ani the foot OF I'D
st., R,atsis VIII return before midnight -
FARE ........................ FIFTY GENTS
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1olantto- --ftmalts.

OPERATORS, hastcrs and girls to learn vesmak
~ ing; work gwen out 4Jj East Houston st.
NJ ROSENBAUM.
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-rlIE Only mnNrs

n. IANpIN.A AT
COMFY ISLAND Bf Art
The enc s,eamers lpLtMlln anil ARMENIA will run
60 CONEY ISLAND III NCil fNlRN pAf.
THE ipiENILD LEAVING
West 2ith It. ~. NJ. ~ NJ ani 80 Z VI
West 10Th II q 10 A VI - 10 q 10 AMI 80 =
Franklin. \ Il 90, \ NJ. - ~. -. ani, 10 4 NJ
II,r. u. % 80 4 VI - 80 . 80, anu +. N
Tlif ARMENIA WILL LEAVE
Wet off' - 10 90 \ VI ! 800 AMI 4 N
West luth i 90 IpA VI 4 l1Hud - T. "
Franklin IT, y Il. ~ 40 4 W. -ltni -IP "
M =. 4 II " , .ll - I v
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itt MOUTH HOth. h''hNNAi
MARINE Two TIMES EVERY DAY.
band Including SUNDAYS.
MADRlGAL - .
JARRETT 4 PALNERS sunerb palace
BOYS steamer FINMOl ril ROCK. with all her
srtnt musical attractions. makes two trlps
GfEE ~ KOCkANAN BEACH every day
CLUB =. Leaves feotoi 22i 4 NR. ate o'clock
A VI aud . T. VI and riUr /. y. T.. atO %
BENT, A VI aud 81 T.. NJ.
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Shipplna.

A NCHOR IINE.-U. : NAIL STEAMERS
n SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
40 GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY, OR LIVERPOOL
INTERMEDIATE 50 STEER OL. SIS
10 LOND0N AND OurHANrrOS
TWICE A MONrti. SAME RATES
COMPANY OFFICES. : BOWLING GREEN
HENDERSON RKOS AGENTS
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cans Plymouth. Gieit Britain tor the landing oi pas
scuasr~ will -ul from Pier -. y Il .
VILE IN PARIS Dutand Ncdno SHAY, JAY ~ II "
LABRADOR Snrsicr. ..... " cinc ~iav IuiN - % \ "
FRANCE. Trudcllc ...... "Wednesday, Aug. !, A NJ
katts vi passage greatly reduced
LOUIS DE- NENIAN. A.nnt q BrolhNay
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and basters vests. also work
" giVen out lUJ Bayard St, Graha sv Williams
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-19
Change of nase.

Mr.. Charles Wurzburger, the well
known and accomplished caterer who
has been running the st. Charles res
taurant, at 5l2 Main, has bought out
the Merchants restaurant, across the
street, and takes possession to-day.
Both friend Charley and his incom-
parable dinners are well known in
Dallas, too much 30 to require any ex-
tended commentator from us. Char
ley assures us that In his new quarters
he will be well situated to render per-
feet satisfaction to his patrons. 1t Is
one Of Frenchman's natural gifts to
understand the artistic preparation Of
good food, and this is no exception to
the rule. We can assure our readers
and friends hat everything In and
about the Merchants will, from this
on, be In complete order. Let all who
enjoy good eating, good wine and
courteous treatment try the Merchants
under the new management, and we
wager dinner upon their being satis-
fed. dim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-19

For the past two or three weeks the
elite OF our city were kept in suspense
and eager expectation OF grand
event that was announced TO take
place shortly, and which eliminated
last night In the marriage Of Miss Eva
Buycheap TO Mr.. Lowe Price, both well
known in our city. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Cash,
who made one OF his usual happy ef-
forts ofgood advice to the young pair,
impressing upon the fair bride the ne.
cessity, these hard times, OF being
economical and saving. The presents
were numerous and elegant, and as
usual, on occasions OF that kind, they
were obtained from NJ. SUES bazaar OF
fashion aud novelties. Among the
presents were beautiful ready made
dresses parasols, fans kid gloves, laces,
lchus barbs and a variety Of little ar
tlcles OF "fantaisie," such rs can only
be had from All establishment of that
kind, which proves II "home blessing"
as all the novelties aud "modesn
are received ~ soon rs introduced, and
sold Mt prices that will compare with
eastern cities. junel4.tf
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Public schools.
The grand jury is IN session.
The courts convened yesterday for
the June term.
The warm weather makes the
corn and cotton grow In a rapid man.
ner.
The sink hole 80 long complained
ofnear the markethOuse, Ia being fill
cd up.
Council meets again tonight, and
the sewerage question will DO before
them.
tome back, OH, ye Main'street
cars The Palestine pig pens are
0dions.
Why IL not the dog catcher at
work f? There are ~ many CANNES on
the street AZ ever,
The report that the Dallas base
ball club have gone on starving
tour, Is Incorrect
Let us unite and have u fourth Of
July celebration, Get out the eagle
and lot him squall.
Etna Hose Company No. 2 desire
a hose carriage, and we hope the conn
oil will soon get one.
b. Meyer will sell Wheeler ~
Wilson sewing machine for less than
half price, In good order
The plans submitted by Architect
Flanders, of this city, were adopted
for the Rockwell county courthouse,
The four heaviest taxpayers In
Dallas are in favor Of voting the tax
for public schools. Make IL note OF it.
Will Dallas, by "a vote to-day, de-
clare itself behind the progress of the
age, by defeating the school tax? We
hope not.
The dedication of the new armory
of the Lamar Rifles promises to he
we'll attended. A large number OF
tickets have been disposed of already.
Would 1t not be well for those
men who in the future may expect
office 10 consider we'll before they place
themselves on record rs being against
progress and free schools.
The commencement sermon of
the Dallas College was delivered Sun
day, at opera house, by DIR. A. i.
Smith. The attendance was very large,
and the sermon fully worthy of the
attendance.
DIR. William Thomas, dentist, office
9O5 and 9O7 Main street, at the Gran
ger house. DR.. Thomas is u gentle
man of education and culture, who
has recently located in our city, with
view to the practice Of his profess
sion. He has had twelve years expe-
rlence in practical dentistry, and guar
antees the most perfect satisfaction to
all who may favor him with their pat
ronage. Give him call.
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NnnnnIIilnIeil.

As will be seen by notice In anoth-
or column, the Exchange bank and
the bank OF Messrs CASTOR " Thomas
have consolidated. This will make u
very strong financial combination, M
both banks Of themselves were In u
ilourshing condition previously. The
organization Of the new bank IL not
entirely complete yet, but CASTOR ~
Thomas will close up their business,
and hereafter 1t will be conducted
through the firm known ~ the FIX.
change bank. The place of business
will be on the square, IN the former
banking house OF CASTOR n Thomas.
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Every body in town, nearly, ia famil-
lar with the old rooster that had two
horns growing from the side OF his
head, who had his hendqarters at and
was the property of Pete Bruen, who
kept the lunch stand under Thomp.
sons theatre. The old rooster has
left lis. A man from the Wolverine
state saw him, and became DESTROYS OF
being its owner and therefore tackled
Pete for trade. Both parties came
to terms, and Pete sold the ancient
chicken for one hundred dollars in
cash. Pete was obliged to buy n cage
for him, so he got u mocking' bird
cage, took the bottom out, and put in
the old fellow, and the new owner
went on his way rejoicing, while Pete
Is wealthier by n hundred dollars.
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LOCAL BIsEVITIES.

IL you want to save hundred
dollars in the purchase oia buggy, go
to Orrs.- If,
If you want to trade All old buggy
for new one, Orr's is the place.
b. Meyer, under the operahouse,
buys county scrip.-tf
Drink Sparks celebrated ak year
old whisky, at the Little House Around
the Corner. apr2O-lm
Drink Sparks celebrated six year
old whisky, at the Little House Around
the Corner. apr20-lm
If you want the cheapest farm
wagon in the market, you will find it
at Orr's. IT.
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The Dallas bar met yesterday, pur'
suant to adjournment The commit
toe appointed last Saturday, made their
report on the plan to sct cases. II was
adopted The bar then proceeded 10
elect by ballot, II committee Of seven,
to set cases In accordance with the
committees report, Mossrs. Barks'
dale, 5tcmmons, Hurt, Wellborne,
Fcarn, Mccoy and Bower were elected.
They at once pr ceeded TO set the
eases for this week, five each day, and
placed them on the bulletin board nj
the courthouse.
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hmm Hrn,n hrhonI.

Sunday night the Central train
brought IN boyy Of fair maldens who
have heen attending Christian college
nj Columbia, Missouri. one Of them,
Miss Julia HarwOod, has graduated
with high honoB, The other three
arc at home for vacation Miss Belle
Burrs, Miss Sallle Wheat and Miss
Mary Baxter We hope the young
Indies viii enjoy their visit home, aud
enter on their duties In the fall with
renewed yigor,
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Owing to hard times the Merchants
Exchange, Gl2 ELM street, has oonolu'
ded 10 sell all plain drinks nj ten cents
mixed drinks 1heen cents, ~ two for
twenty-five cents, We have tasted
the liquor At the above place, aud
found II equal to any In town, This
elbows the professor 10 be a phllan'
thropic gentleman, Why pay iiheen
cents for drink, when you can get ~
good for ton cents? The place viii be-
nun IN lIal.elaaa hLyIe. = AIDE.