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DALLAS COLLEGE.

Rioert-issnx ra-siratioo, wtts Com.
pesets rr>~h,rs aud q garge Att.sa-
aace Of scnoisfs.
Among other places Waited yestes-
aey 10y the reporter was this institB-
tion OF learning, situated "a Rast Dai.
Lac, on the corner of Csntegral and
LiveOak streets. Our desire To 20
through The several departments hay.
ing been made known, we were taken
in hand by that clever gentleman aud
experienced educator, Rev. NJ. A. Al
leo. president Of the college.
The first department visited was the
painting studio, close by and separated
from the main building, and here the
reporter saw paintings that we're fin-
shed In manner that plainly snow ed
hHt a thoroughly trained hand super-
Intended their execution. Adjoining
THIS Is the music room, presided over
ay Mrs. Melton, aud the proficiency
with which the pupiis performed on
tile Instruments reflects great credit on
that lady.
Returning to the main snilaiug, we
entered the primary department, In
charge Of Mrs. NJ a. Allen. The little
ones eyinced n thorough knowledge OF
the alphabet aud words 81 one and two
syIablss. Leaving this we were shown
into the preparatory and academic de-
pariment, VIA ch is under the control
% Mrs DaksS. The pupils here ap-
peared considerably advanced for their
age. We were shown some OF their
map drawing, which was correct to a
nicely. The students OF tie college
are every day required to go through
calisthenic exercises, which undoubt-
sdly adds much to their health.
President Allen then invited u In
TO hear bis class in reading,
which formed \ most pleasant part of
our visit The aceentaation, pFonrn-
citation aud tinency OF the pupils,
evinces close attention to details. Go
lug upstairs into the collegiate por-
ton of the building We fouud PROBES
sor Allen training class In Robert
sons University Algebra, with which
they seem to be well acquainted.
Throughout the entire sehool there is
used novel and most effective system
OF teaching spelling, which at the same
time ieRches the meaning Of tie word
and In what connection TO Use IL. 1t
Is written down, the definition given
sn,i = sentence constructed Ina which il
OceuTs.
The plsS grounds for the sexes are
separated, beisg large and well situa-
ted, that Of the young ladies having
good shade trees on IL. The exterior
Of the building is not preientious in au
architectural sense, yet it is perfectly
comfortable, wel'-lighted and veutila-
ted. The Rev. Nj. A. Allen, is the
president, assisted by his sons, Rev.
John X. Allen and Prof W. II. Allen.
both graduates ofthe Southern Univer,
sityi uf Alabama. All the tutors are
Possessed Of great school experience.
Sueii an Institution is not only al hon.
or to Dallas, but to the whole of north
Texas.
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Na.'.5hy o. noon a youth from
H1mul,i,s coEaty, Tennessee, named
Morrison, went into CobL's barter
.tap AID Invoked ths assistance Of Mr..
Conu to make one FL DllIop, bar
pes mckee. g.se back SO e., which
hlt boom '1iusd Dillon by him short
while hoflre Dillon ingrAtistad him &.
ssii into 'hrEyod viii Of Morrii Gu and
borrowed hil last cert. lie vas pro-
csedi.r o. get on a tig dunk with the
money when Officers Clements and
Clrawtu took hiss ia charge. At first
D.. refused 10 refund, Tut on being
started in the direction Of the jail Il A.,
weakened, aud yielded up s. 20, The
amount len % tie so IS Dillon wss
then released, and the mouey refunded
g. TIE Peuuersee grcenhorn, who pub
lciy stated that he woGld isud no one
esy a CVnt, az il was the second tune
d. lAJ cen viciimizcd, the first TAX
lng place on the train as he came 90
lhe lity, gnd by which he had lost s..
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SEw GRLs,ss, Oetotsr Il-Flour. qu.et
put nri:s. supsrrne s.l1S5 -; XXX s. sa,ai ~.
NIX - ..Ses8 -; choice sd .J,dT y7I. Corn
quiet, BAL weae; choice white 6oc Oats dull
al SssStlc. NSnrs active. lower, csrgoes or
uinary TO choice i0tsesags,c Sukar uf,iet
weak jobninS COM mon to good tz1ulIna,, ~ =,
prime 10 choice esseSS5Sc; yellow clarified
eS>9s3sc, Npiasses, nothing dong. Rice.
Steady, ordinary 10 prime s., esd5.c
New YORK. October Ii-EslDur is ,lail
am dEooplnE- ~heat iesse Iovsr and duh.
Earn without dtcided Change
Sight-fioar still in buyers, fnyor, Inn.
doing, more doing In sup rfine western aud
sta.e a. - SEQ %, the uaSgkst closing steady
Tor shipping Rrssdss,1 southern -four cutie,
aod uncaangea. &llest u s5a,I 50, nnyr;.,l,.a
Winter red 81 x. western mixed ii 55a. Cayn
itt-e lover At a81so. oats not 80 surot,l. Cof-
tee, rio, unchsnse'i. moderate demand.
BAIFiMoKK, October ll.-Fioar il st..a,,x
nfm alsd unchanged. Howard stfeet
aud western sup-rfue SIS 1894 IS: exfrs 81 40
go 90 family 60 15ats %; CITY mills supsr.
hne ~ vj.a4 30. Wheat new southern, ul. ct
and BteadSi western active ah 4 lower; 500, b :
ern Ted good TO prime 81 ssJssi 10: No. 9
western winter red SPOT and ocloder 81 a.:
November 81 49, Southern CON ouief,
western dnli anu lower; southern while a7r;
yellow 6sc.
ST. LOUIS, October u.-Flour Ia held ARM
~, buyers holding or Wheat unsettled and
loreE. No. red iaIi al = bio: No do 81 n
q Corn qaist. No. mlxed 4s1<c. Oats
afIner, No. z5asbc- Rye eaaY at IS d5,-c.
Barley quiet. " Risky steady and firm At
81 es. PORK quiet Il, SIS sssIs s.. Lard nom
inaiiy unchanged, SIC asked. Bulk meats
no offerings or bids. BaCSu higher f,- sides
and shoulders SC; clear rio s1tss95sc; clear
sidss 81 aiDc.
Cattis-ssesly in good demand for BUTCH
Horu-- A c.fve Inf not bir1,.r
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UNDER THE WHEELS.


n4" T. Rum over by Tsaia az the
Pacific Depof, aud isofh Legs Herrf-
bly, nsnEiSd.
A distressing accident happened, ut
= late hour last night, near TIE Pacific
depot, by which "a countryInan named
Is. +. Reynolds will, in all probability,
lose his life. Reynolds came into the
city yesterday, from the neighborhood
of Seyene, in company with young
man nsu-ed Moon, who, 1t Is thought,
II still here. He pise d his Lorse in
the Texas wagon yard, and was re-
turning TO that place for the night All
that is known of the cause of the
accident is learned from the wounded
man himself, whv was In grsat pain
and suffering from the shock when the
state nient was made. He states that
he was very much under the influence
OF liquor, and about bed time started
for the yard. When he came to the
track of the Pacific road, he laid or
fell down and went to sleep. Aswitoh
engine, near midnight, in making up
train, ran over both his legs, break,
ing his thighs aud cflshipg the knee
joints in most horrible manner.
His left foot is also terribly crushed.
He also received a bad cut in the back
of the head, bur whetherfro the train
the fall Ia not known. The cries OF
the injured man was heard by the
train hands after two or three cars had
passed over HE legs. The train WA
then stopped and the men of the train
went and picked him up. DR.. J. x.
Mcqueen " as summoned, who had the
stranger removed 10 the city hospital
on Lamar street, examined his wounds
and did all he could for the relief of
the wounded mas. DIR. Mcqueen in
formed our reporter last night that II
was doubtful If Reynolds lived till
morning; II he did, aud revived, both
legs would have to be amputated to
day close to his body. Reynolds stated
last night that his home Is In Shelby
county, Alabama. where his fsther, D.
I. Reynolds, resides. His brother, d.
w. Reynolds, lives at Kilgore. Gregg
county, in this state, and brother
in-iaw, ,. Florence. on Duck creek,
near Scyene. He has lately been en-
pIoyed on the farm OF Mrs. Willing
ham, In the Duck Creek neighborhood.
Al two O'Clock this morning, . couple
OF hours after the accident, the Injured
man was very low, with but little
lroFes Of his surviving the shock.
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About two years ago Deputy Sheriff
Spencer, then police officer. arrested
q negro named Henry Robinson for
exposing his person In the Cedars.
Robinsoa was brought before the re-
cordesis ccurt at tho time and heavily
fined for the 6ffenss. While ut home,
yesterday, Officer spencer saw q negro
nj a distance, and in the rear Of DR..
Aliens school, Aeting IL suspicious
msnasr. The officer went to where
the negro was, and wss : little sur-
rfised - Ind that Il wAs his old iris
oner Rohilson, whom he suppected
wss At his old trlcks. but having no
positive proof Arrested hin - Va
grant Tnis time he gays his mama =
Henry Ayers bpt The efzsc<s = pnpitIvs
that be = Elobsnson. 17ss prisopes
"a Isdsed N ~, And VIII - frisd
~ mssn,ne Holta,ssp y de1ershs6
!: ,sss I: = Z /:
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HE Anxious So.is at the Capitol
Cornfortea.

Judge Spofford. Of Louisiana, has
brought comfort to some anxious souls
in Washington by assuring them that.
whatever may be the res.Ilt of the pros
eeution OF the members of the infa-
nous returning board. it viii in no way
affect Mr.. Hsyes' title to the presidency
This is Important only as indicating
how feaitsd are those wfro aided in the
contamination OF the electoral fraud.
Nothing that can be proved against
Wells. Anderson and their associates
will add anything OF importance to the
knowledge of their rascality which is
already in possession OF the public. II
was all known at the time when the
electoral commission voted not to con-
slider il; and Mr.. Hayes holds his Of.
Ace, not by virtue of the coneealment
of fraud. but in spite OF its open ac>
acknowledgements. lie is safe in his seat,
whatever may happen.
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Money against Muscle.
o the Editor OF me Herald:

VIII you be kind enough to insert
the annexed letter, from the secretary
OF the American Bankers Association,
which was intend ID as strictly private,
and ask the readers OF your valuable
paper 70 remember it's contentss
THE AMERICAS; BAsKEAs' ASS CATION
N0247 Broadway, Room e.
New York, September l6, 1877:
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All rniasmatic complaints, In other words,
81 disorders generate by unwhclsofne ex.
haiaftone frou The earth or water, are Prev
aient NJ tiifs season. In every section sub
Jecs ~ the yisitation OF fever and ague or
other forns Of Intermittent disease, the
Causes which produce these maladfes are
now actively al work. This, therefore Is a
period OF the year when tue inhRbitadts of
euco distrlcfs should prepare their systerns
70 meet the nnwhoisonle condition OF the
atmosphere by aeourse Of tonic AID aitern-
tive Treatment. Foremost amoc the In
MIGRANTS, recommended by time and expe-
rience as . me ms OF terrifying the system
against ALI endemic and epidemic maindtes.
stSuds hosteffer's sto;nscn Bittera- BY q
timely use OF The Bltrers, the 1eebiest nssi |.
dent Of an unhealthy soil may Escape the
sickness which. without the aid OF / ola go
tent ally OF nature, wiz be apt TO oveYtsAe
the strongest. oct5vim
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I'm the washing machine line the
'sCsikin's Champion seems, in the
north and northwest, ~ have worked
q conplste resolntion. They are cheap.
compact, dnratle and every body likes
and b0ys them. Every family in
Texas should have enc. In the north
they are considered Is necessary in .
we'll fceuisted family as cooking
~tove. For an sgeney, write to PSI
Msdison street. Il viii pay.
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what an old pipe a,a.

Young soapsuds and old nicotine
have proved fatal in the case of al
English lad at Dartmouth park. He
saw some children blowing soap huh
bles GA neighbor's door step and ter
rowed clay pipe from his father,
which he soon broke. He then re-
turned for another and his father gave
him an old wooden pipe which had
been lying on the shelf for a year. In
an hour The child was very sick, vom-
ting and becoming very drowsy and
deadly pale. At the end of the third
day the little fellows sufferings came
to an end. The physician testified mt
the inquest that the child died from
irnbibing nicotine contained in the old
wooden pipe.
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DIR. I. w. Wiley, OF Mckinney, ar
rived last night with the following fine
stable: Tom Moore. Tip and MCKEE.
Old Collin proposes to give Dallas q
lively tussel for the palm, this time.
The following Dallas business men
have already been allotted space on
exhibition:
G. \. Mitchell d Co, r v. Tomp-
klns, o. p. Bowser q Co. B. l.. Burris,
South Bend Iron Works, HinshmaIs
& Bryaut. stone 4 knitting, J. s. Wit.
wer, Randall Grain Separator compass
ny, Sanger Bros. Padsitt Bsos, Il. Al.
Kahn 4 Bro, T.. +. Radfield 4 Co..
Alfred Freeman, G. IL Edwards, II.
q. Collins.
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~ oTIOE Is aEEEBY OWN. THA1. ~

) s.csorcancs " ia an order Of the c0unlt
court % Dallas county, made 90 fhe e-t
instant, an exec ioa Will ne held on
-AFIKDAG. Df-INBER - 4 II. is77.
a. De,skulan, III saiii couaty. rnr Tie lsurpns.
81 drie-minliEg, By the voice a. thr qua "a
voters " The sGtlfiiVislua II Eald county Ie
Ecslnzi below. whether bc-s shall =. Ter
iniiLga 10 run al lsrge Ia said subafF i-lun .
the same being embraced utthfn tsIC foiluN-
Ing ilfelts, to-wtt; Commencing ~ . ~. i 4
On the Texas and Pacific railroad nn fHf
nosta. thence running along 10. gt.i IHs
OF ssfe coGuiy 20 q point os fi.h cr.gf f.
lnerre easf IN "A direSt line u pom GA
Aeusfaln creek, thence north n q direct
line 80 ihe Texas and P.ciae railroad on Tie
nprtb; thence a. Lhs piac- OF -fse'rlunilg.
embracing an area q I've miles square, In1' e
~ less. raid order % election haVin. ben
~ al. upoa fhe petition Of twenty aaA moe
irsenoidefs. living In said suntlNfsluu, 49,
las for the enactment 81 stock is~f. uuli ur
chapter ninety Height 81 the General avs oi
1sxss. passed IS the fifte-ntD LEGISLATOR.
ami Robert jordan, J. ". PTathef ard W.
iisni Reed were designated by The cgufr -
bsid sad election.
Attest; A. HARDWOOD, County CLERK.
H. " Il. Thacker, Deputy
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A bright light, at half seven last
r.lt in the egt, showed that a con-
f4rrs'ilu Vss going on Ia that portion
o.. tbe county Later IN the evening
a.rranrrt1r learned that the light was
caused ID The burning Of Mr.. Barton :
cotton giu, oD the Greenville road,
,irga miles from the city We did not
I.sra whether there was any cotton
Destroyed uy the flames.
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- lrnn I,I. nnnra-.

T. t E-yu0lds, the msn who was
mu over ty atrain near the Pa6lhc de-
rI. night before last, mention Of which
vas wnie iu THE HERALD, died yes
url.y morning at ten o'clock. Ills
rmaiu- we're taken In charge % by
ue..ty sax,ou, aud his relatives, who
u-.i' uspt Soyeue, notified OF his
tfu.
Justice Peak held a coroner's Inquest
o,.r tDr aercasei, and the jury re-
U.rri s verdict Of death from being
rla over by railroad trails.
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Vrr.l visit GO the above monster
i.g ra.I. house, yesterday, aud found
rmI from cellar to gsrret with All
,.a, Is fFr. cheap and beautiful IN dry
raf. The house has small army OF
..-... suI We had % wait half hour
..t-s we found any one with leisure
na.b t.ua, even t1r a minute. They
diam .uueuse business.
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A Big Thing fa tho way Of watch

Fifteen thousand dollars in gold was
paid for a watch chain and ioelSet to a
ieweller in Manchester, England They
contain three hundred forty diamonds,
and in the centre of the hook is stone
of eleven karats. There are twenty
links 10 the chain. all of which are
studded with diamonds, and the locket
contains the monogram of the owner.
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Here's fa,r ~.-.

Any person ioosins a fine dun insrs
sonis time age-ahout six OF seven
yesfs old, Is or i5l banas ssIyil, pScss;
BRANDED on Ieit shoulder thus, 4,
name and tail rather yellow, viii,
isosn cast, yellow eyes-ean find co.
about her by applying 10 w. +. Nor
toa, city rnarshai, Dsliss Texas.
dkwI,
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Happy tiding. for nervous sutr,

Happy tidings for nervous suffer-
eis, aud those who have been dosed,
drugged and qaaoked. Pulvermacher,s
Electric Belts efiectuaiIy cure prema-
tufe debility, weakness and decay.
Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Ad,
dress Psilye.mxcher Gaivanic Com.
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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corn.v Clerk, Dallas county Teras.
sept-ss-dot-set-
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-..r Naoa will ioaye for Hunts
r. Monday, Rith eight prisoners
..st.l iu "a, district court There
.....rs.a1 convictions, bat six have
-......f f1 higher court. Three
..... .Basz are yet 10 be tried before
...aI ,H.Uurus.
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the, Nh, ,,~ ro,.,,.,,

Boston Post We have little fear
that the democrats in congress will fail
to recognize the responsibility thatrests
upon them They viii have TO be the
balance wheels as we'll rs the motive
power in coming legislation. The duty
is grand SIS vel as serious one andwe
are sure they will be equal TO il in Wis
dom and usfriof;sf1,
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4 Most CnarIa,ng woman.

Mrs. Abraham Butts, OF Dartmouth,
Massachusetts, is a. model newspaper
subscriber. Although seventy FIVE years
old, she walked the other day all the
way from her home 10 the Standard in
New Bedford and back again for the
sole purpose of paying her subscription
The distance is fourteen miles Give
Mrs. Butts show, gentlemen She
deserves a worldwide reputation.
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nA.s Dest.eyins Crops.

There are innnmerabie complaints
among the farmers this year o! the de
predations of rats. THESE rodents clint
trees. nioble and destroy fruit, spread
themselves over the corBiields aud dep
rebate in all directions. This becomes
a serious matter when we refec. that
cold weather win soon eenfine the vast
hordes TO barns. dwellings and store~
houses
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schesck's See WecG Henif.
1eheach's nandruks PJits.
Are the only nedicinss that viii cure Pub
frequent7y >medtcfnea that win stop 4
eoa9h Win & ,caAion the death Of tf,e = =
tent, thsy locx up the liver. stop the ctrsau.
iaa10a offhe biood, hemoErhage f1lIoVp' ana
In fact fhey clog tho action of the ysry or
CAMS fhnt cauyed The cough.
L1ser oom p1Afnt aud dyspepsia sro the
caasee OF tvo-thfrds CT the cA<es OF Con-
suApftou- Many parsons com plain Of : dull
pain IN the aide. eons1i patton. soaaed sooas1e
pain IN the .h31isier blasie h<.ifnza IL srov-
Nnsas and rest,sxsnea9s the food lyine iienv-
lIy on the Btosu ach, ancumpSn1od WIN
nc1d.ty and beIeh.ng up Of Wind
rerpoRs 20 affected, II Their take of,a or two
heavy colds, and IL the eouxh n thee csssr
be suddenly checked, VII ard firu sxnmacn
end liver eio2gess refnatnfug ssTpid and tn
neffss, and atnost befors they an aware the
hn9B ere rueAa ~ f6fra, and liberated. the
ree1it Of which - desth.
Hcns nck'S Puinsnnic syrup II Al sxpccto.
rant which does not SonSain opium Dr any
thing cAtcolated - cheek cough soddaniy.
dchenekl So West Tonic diescavea the
teod, pixee With ehc gastric lutees Of the
storlfshs AIDS Digestion. ard eepksss = nsv.
&Ssss u Dcse:s are eossavs, ssin aaiiov.
e snc sy9ysosys atees z - g stiloes -:
. { ~. !: {! R;sR IT. , I
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Yesterday evening about c'clocs,
Grfaag baker named Theodore Gels
lei, sized yeFy suddenly at the baking
establishment OF p. II. Cieber, on
Main street. Justice MeLure empau-
nei,d jury, who sf;er beatins the
testimony, returned verdict tbss the
Diseased lad come 10 bis death uy the
uver-uss Of alcohoiic drinks Ge.sler.
Who hnd been drinking very hard For
t'ig At three weeks came int, the
bakery, when Sir. Cleber seeing that
Dc Was very much under the ibflnence
o. AgI1r, told him to aa into the hack
room ard lie down, lilo did 80, ard u
lev minutes siterwafd Mr.. Cieher Oh
Ering into the Foam found him dead.
Deceased was some forty years Of age,
aad bad been a resident Of this city
a0uut seven years. When sober, he
wa a good and industrious workman,
bat @aa la the habit OF getting on
sprres-ihe last one Terminating In his
uut,meiy death.
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Tho s,or, Of a nr,,.aI., ,nurc,.

80 lar as ACCOUNTS 90, II IS built,
sseeple and all The other day the
people gathered to dedicate it. The
bishop announced that there was u
debt Of 5000 on the building. Sub,
scriptions were taken UP, and, begin
ming with three of fve hundred dollars
each, roile'i vi, 10 $1,000 altogether.
There they stopped, The bishop then
offered a benedietion and dismissed
the audience, remarking that the church
would be dedicated when the debt was
paid, and not before This is the sub,
stanoe OF the story boiled down.
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jump az. ,rns,..

Washington National Republican; Ii
Mexico is weak and can not protect
herself, and in SO doing protect our citi.
zens, 1t may be o duty we owe to our
weak neighbor 20 assist her, and in 50
doing protect our citizens, The only
way to do this without war is the one
adopted by the administration in its
orders to General Ord These orders
shoulders be strictly carried out.
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Popular illustrated book -6opaeesDon
VI :Hoopi HoNA,sfooDi MSKRIAGE!
frdiments to Marriage; the cause
and cure Sent securely seotsd, pos.
paid for so cents by d. c. WHIrrirR,
ti7 ST. Charles Street, St Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist. Read his works.
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SALE AZ AUET1aN

During fa;r week of fourteen
s'et.ubet. Ps Item - tS.-S sea
Orsans- for rlsarcbes. schools
lodges aiiG private dwellings.
Ssr0. six 6ussred s,paEztiisss
chroanOs. Together wish = nae
CO.. sastrrorsz, AUFeN-
ware and iewsiry. sale pssa j.
tive and NO tiusst CT rsScrFp.
E.AisTeS. Aueii5Rs =
eeitlwI fS3 s.Eau Street.
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ree UEaAD yesterday received =
t....l. % those nns north Missouri
.,,r.- .aiI uy Adams d Co. aud Mr..
,..., together with pitcher OF pure,
...b apre cider, manufactured nj
tI.u.N to's by SIR. ID 5. Coleman.
49, 49, L.LL.inns.
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LEsAL ADsfaIIsEafs1s

A DNJNIsrRATOHs yoTrcE-xxsste of
n Michael AeAanus, deceased, aaminf.-
tsation pcndins In the County Of Dallas,
STATE OF Texssf Notics y herepy given tbs;
on tfse 1th day Of 6eptember. a. u III the
underNiHned Was sfpcinfed By the holsrs-
bic court ~ Dnllss county. adminissrssor cs
the estate Of Aichaei NcHsDns, deceased.
fore. he preesnsec TO rse, dn;y northumberland.
within tveive monfhs from this day, for al
iowNnces Or the saine Will be poo tI<ufcd uutis
paid. - = 80
Wines nay hsad this the "a d.s a cs,o-
Der, a. u. s5- X. p AuNspA,CtsH.
oenSh AdnsiaisIEa.st.
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rh.traa nt -. u.,a,,,er,

Globe DssnoeTst The naonotonous
tap tap of the hssnrieF is heard in the
surnp;uons halls of The 1tiea league
club and the statesmen are busy dfiy-
ing the halls into the coffin OF the re
publican party. Senator 1.ofllsiing. on
his part, has sworn that the e1s1sse shall
he y-as,3y
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:. Taey As~ays sa~z Away with Is on
the Sfeai-~

Padaean News The south MAJ
sometimes beat tdem on the Kill.
but they always get sway with us at
the north on the steal. Morton, OF
Philadelphia, and Gilman. 81 New
York. furnish the latest edition of de-
teoted thieves in that end of the coun.
~, and they are both .whoppers.