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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

IOl vs..
Ii. L. JarLagin ct al.
Upon opening the matters of Complain
ants Biz and it appearing to the Court
that Elizabeth Fields, Joseph Fields,
John Daily. Annie Daily and Louisa Dali
lv, all of whom are minors and defendants
TO said bill. are non. rcsidents of the State
of Mississippi SO that the ordinary process
of this CourtScan not be served upon them ;
and that the said Elizabeth Fields resides
in Il c State of Texas, post office address
unknown the said Joseph Fields. in the
State of Tennessee, post office address I'M
known the said John Daily, Ami" Dali
" and Louisa Daily, in the State of Louis
lana, residence and post office address
CAlcasieu, in the parish of Calcasieu in
said State
II is therefore ordered that publication
be made according tn law, in the MACON
BEACON, a public newspaper, printed and
published in the town of Macon, citing
nil of the said, above named defendants
to be and appear Mt ourSaid Chancery Court,
at A term thereof to bO holden at the Court
House in the town Of Macon, on the sec
ond Monday of April, A. ID. 1877, then
and there to plead, answer or demur to the
Compliments Bill, or the several .allega'
tions thereof will be taken as confessed as
to them.
1t is further ordered that the Clerk Of
this Court transmit by mail, postage paid
a copy Of this order to each OF said non
residents whose post Office address il
known, and that he make report therco
as the law directs.
ROBERT G. PATTY,
Clerk.
A true copy from the minutes,
ROBERT q. PATTY,
Dec. l6. A. Clerk.
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LAU

AND those studying economy,
would do we'll to examine his goods
and prices; the most difficult to
please will find that we can please
them in spite OF themselves. With
the large stock he can offer induce
monts. not usually found in an in
land town, and an experience OF
many years in husincss he is con.
fdcnt he understands the wants Of
this community and has selected
his stock with tho determination to
please all.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

these Holiday times it
hell for our readers TO cX-
complete line of season.
VI the old stand OF J.
Co., such as
Cassimeres,
s, Domestics,
Blankets,
Stripes,
lent texture and quality
Prints,
iful and Scasonabie,
Evett's 49,.
ted Boots and Shoes,
Clothing, :
m Of the most de.
sireabIe styles,
Of Groceries and Meats,
bur, Coffee, Sugar &c.
gin supplies for til" sea-
tail to examine this large
etc stock, and there are
r articles not enumerated
icc.
ocr, they are the ogcnt'
oIoi the famous Murphel
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NOTICE TO TRESsP ASsERs

All persons r forbidden under
penalty OF the law to tresspass on
the plantation known rs tho rur.
nor place on tho Macon and Nom.
phis road.
oct28-lm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

MARRlED-In Memphis, Ala, on
the 18th OF Jan, by the Rev Mr.,
Ross, Mr. SAM. NJ Brewer Of this
county, and Miss Amanda Johnson
of the former place.
On Thursday, Feb. |, at the resi-,
dencc Of The brides father, y. G..
DiSmukes, Mr.. EMMETT CLEARMAN
and Miss ADDE Il. DIsMUKEs, all OF
the county.
II the weather and roads had not
been so %intolorably bad, we should
have been there to say with the
preacher "God bless YOU" and if
there is any efficacy in our prayers,
you will find a life OF happiness
and Joy at evening tide"
At the residence Of DR.. II. A. Nj.
nor, in Macon, Miss, by Rev. W, s.
Harrison, Feb. lst, 1877, DR., j. s.
FEATHERsToN, and Mrs. FANNIE l.
ECKEoRD, all OF Noxubce county.
DIED-In this town, on Saturday
last OF pneumonia, Mr.. John J
Thornton, aged 48 years. Mr., Thor
ton WAS for many years a citizen Of
this town and leaves 4 wife and five
children to lament his loss.
On Thursday last, at his home in
this county, Mr.. d. A. J. DAIMLER,
one of the oldest and worthiest cit
zens of Noxubee.
One after another the men who
have been identified with the inter
est and prosperity OF our county
are passing away, and the death Of
Mr. DantzIer leaves another blank
in the line of our citizens Of the
old regime.
On Thursday, little Sanders Rice,
whose sad misfortune we chroni.
cled elsewhere, ut his fathers house
aged 7 years. The whole. Commu-
NIFTY sympathise with the stricken
family in their bereavement.
Fine Stock Of Choice FlOurS,
Shelf Groceries &c, at moderate
prices, in tact every thing will be
sold low at l.. A.. FERGUSON'S
STORE under Masonic Hall.
Some sacriIiglous wretch broke
into the Episcopal church the 9TH
err night and stole thirteen yards of
carpet. Every stopthc rascal takes
on that carpet ought to blister his
feet and remind him OF the path he
is to tread in the other world.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Onr representatives., Judge F ole
aud Hon. Mr.. Jarnagln, returned
to their homes irom Jackson last
Thursday morning, The LogisIA-
tarc adjourned an that day after "
quiet aud rather unintcrcsting ses-
sion. They ha very little OF last
years work to do over or modify.
In fact more conscientious legista
has peen effected by the present
bodies than in years previous.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Cribs 4 Vidmer
[735j] v. Ncnd. Elk.
MclIenry & Paulctte.
BY virtne Of the ahovc-Statcd writ to me
directed from the office of the clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Noxubee county, | will on
Monday, 5th day Of February, A. D., 1877,
in front of the Court.H House door in the
town of Macon, within legal hours, expose
to sale at public auction, t. The highest
bidder. for cash. all the undivided right,
title and interest the defendant, Thomas
b. PAuIrttc, has in and to the following
described lands. :o-wit,
North half Of west half of southeast
Quarter " section II. and north-w west quar-
trr'and west half of sou'h-wc,t quarter vt
| section "A, all in township IA, range IL
east. subject to the dover of Mrs. l.. j.
Mcllrnry.
The aboyc-describcd lands, having been
levied upon as the property of defendant,
Thomas B. Paul"tfr.. will be sold to salts,
fy the above-stated case and all costs.
j. B.. ALLGOOD.
ianl3-ts Sheriff.
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]. i. GRIGCS

complete assortment of A
al Hardware, from II crow
iron wedge 20 an Avery
'se Steel Plow.
80, just received u carload
Q Ment, to be sold rs low
be placed in this market
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
Bros tor cloth.
ands0me wiutor fur sets.


to inform the pubic that
this day changed the A
the sale of our celebrated
SpectacleS and Eye GLASS;
avo appointed tic Well
ewcler, NJ. w. JACK
soIe agent for Macon Miss,
|ity, where our void re.
Cctaclcs and Eye Glasses
Id at our popular prices,
on hos received full IN.
as to fitting OF them and
assortment on hand, and
lie TO fit all those rcqur.
! aid. Please give him
lrus Il Morris Perfected
5 and Eye Glass Co, New
I'm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Elr Clothing at Klaus and
sr cent.
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OR RENT FOR 1877.
SPENCER

Situated seven miles north of Macon, on
the Macon and Columbus road, and adjoin.
ing the Matthew Nelson place. 4j0 acres
open land, admirably adapted to the cult
walton of cotton and corn. Plenty of out
houses and water. The place can be bought
on reasonable terms. For terms and par
ticulars, address or apply to
nov25-tf FOOrE s. FOOTE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

CorroN- Mobile, Jan. 20, ! p NJ
Low middling l21; middling l24
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ILandreth'S Garden Seeds.

Just received, a large supply, war
ranted fresh and genuine.
~'ian20-1m r.. S. MURPHEY.
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Z D
REINFORCEMENTS!

To our friends who are owing us, either
on open account or notes. We most ur-
gently call on you to come AT ONCE and
pay up. We will pay a liberal price for
COTTON on account.
novl8 Pm T. j. PATTY g. GO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Mr.. Jno. W. Patty we are glad
to learn is convalcscent from a Sc.
we're attack of pneumonia.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03
nISSOL UTIO n.
l ne nrln N
MURPnEY 4 MINOR

Is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
The cuisines, in futuIo will be c,niurtrd
under the name of
T, 8. NUVPREY,
who assumes all liabilities and is alone au-
thUrized to collect for the firm.
T. :. MURPHEY,
Macon, Miss II. A. MINOR.
Jan. lst., 1876.
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Red Oats
Strayed or st. len.
Sale, Of3Fine Stock.

The finest Poland-China Pigs in
the South. Guaranteed pune breed.
Also my entire Stock OF Game
Chickens, from imported English
Madoaps.
For prices and particulars, ad,
dress,
H H BROOKS,
Brooksville, Miss, Oct 20lh 1876.
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XII US


Is before the people, with a Fall
and Winter stock, which defcs
competition. The stock is complete
in all its details. Each department
is filled not only with = Regular
line Of GOODS, but Specialize not
lonud elsewhere. \ complete ont
ii. a be selected in his Drr~
Goods Department, with all the
modern Styles of Trimmings to
match in fashionable coIors. A
superior and variod Stock Of
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& OHIO RAILROAD.
rain arrives nt...... $50 Il, m
train arrives at......lo 90 p. m
TY OFFICERS.
sp,s...., VI
ALDERMEN,
n...............J. G. Williams
..,.,....... j. Lee Williams
r. Hauenstein.
r. Braccy, Marshal.
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BOOTS.
SHOES,
: II rs

FROM the most popular manu-
facturies. Also q fine Lane of Cas-
simcrCs and Clothes Of all the new
pattcrs for those who prefer having
their Clothing made up.
To sum up, there is nothing
needed on the Plantation and in
the Household, but ean be found AT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03


The body Of u man horribly main
gIed WAS found on the Railroad
track on Monday, some distance
North of the bridge over the river.
1t was supposed he fill off or was
thrown from II south bound freight
train. There is some mystery a
bout it, as n pool of blood was found
under the bridge some distanc
from the body. 1t proved TO be a
brakeman whose name waS Tho ,
O'Ncil. The Coroners Jury have
the case under examination, but 7
to the time of writing the account.
they hay, come to no conclusion.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

A city out west boast of having
ten saloons to each church, and "A
contemporary wishes to kno ' what
a church wants with so many sa.
looms. With only TWO saloons and
six churches in Macon, WI cannot
be expected to answer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

great reduction III Uoth-
aus a Bros.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

List cf INttcS.


ling in tho Post Office I'M
Jan. 9Th. IT.
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/. 3m.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

TIV NE A c a L l..
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CLOTHING

,Of the latest modes and best
material, including underwear
Of every description.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

A true copy from the minutes,
ROBERT q. PATTY,
Dec. l6. At Clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

7 AND FOR ALE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-02-03

Fine Stock Of Choice Flours,
Shelf Groceries &C., at moderate
prices, in tact every thing will be
sold low at L. A. FERGUSON'S
STORE under Masonic Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-29
4 rlAsrIoS.-LAaaE nousEnoLo ruaNlruaE

TINS Saturday, MORNING o. 10 O'Clock.
nj resileLrs % Nsst i3d ST. between Ih and STU
" unr Carpets, oil Paintings magnificent crimson satin,
caeiAne and hArcloh Pnrlur SUITS. Panolorie Mir
rer. Curtains single and double Bcdsteads. Dressing
Eases Bnc,us, Nashstsnds Mattresses BE ding. Book
casas, Desks Tables Clocks Vases Extension Tables, Sde
hoard ti!h. China, Sllverwarc Cutlery, Halsand stair
targets. ~ kOli, AattiOncrr sale positive. House,
Keepers. dut't leil - attend.
A -6EoRGE ~ KELLER, ABCIIONEGR.
IL. TO-DAY ana MOSDAY at ~ and o'clock.
DIAMONDS LACE CukIAlNS.
at salesrtom % Liberty
Diamonds and Fine Juwolry at ~ o'clock,
Fine Jamboufcd swiss Lace Curtains at 2 O'Clock.
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COAsTWlsE STEAMSHIPS.

IJACIFlU NATL ANU, FNNhNA INANo1E oIEzSM-
i SHIP LINES
FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON. kc.,
sailing from pier foot Of Canal S., North River
For SAN FRANCISCO, via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
Steamship COLON Monday, December 81
connecting for Central Ameica and south Pacne ports
From SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
steamship ALAsKA ~. Tuesday. ysnusry
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship ZEALASDIA.. Monday. December 81
"a Rov viiu.l liz NsxvY ori
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A scnwAD, AroTioSEER, SELLS. 10 O'CLOCK,
~ .by virtue chstiel mortgage NJ III Bowerys hsnt
Fixtures % he trystal Pasce Saloo. comprising
Bars Back Bars Reguntor, iicr sLd Mantsl Mirrors.
safes Chandeliers, WAshstanl large lot Tables. CHAIRS
Glaawnre. 8c. ~ order L. Anspacher. Attorney FOR
NuttEagec. bprtncr hno assortment ~ Household Fnru
tlfc rarlor aud bedroom suits. Bureaus, Warhrubes
stoves l5t Carpet, &c. sale positively without reserve
nc or upn.
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DEDUCTION OF FAREs TO BOSTON AND All
IL points Esst via Fal Lines 20 boston sxcur.
M.l ueke.S Masthesnt s.eamsr,s s nns
exeeptrd 4:D 4. ~. null nights rest hve inornn,
trains rom Fall River Boston Tickets Tor safe ~ al
principal ticket Offices
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V,J PliiLADELFIfA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE Old EST ,BLrsuEn ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
II through trains way daily epots In Philadelphia
2tn New York
Double track, tho improved equipment, and tho
sastes. time consistent with absolute safety
Oy AYD AFTER NOVEMBER IL 1877,
Express leave Now York, via Deorosss and Cert
iaadt street ferries. ~ folloss:-. -
30 30 50 80 iimltcd) III AN, q G. ~ q $3.50
amt \. " Sundays, A. W.. D ., 63O, Z, 500 and U
Boats Or .rookyn Anncx with all through trains
Jersey CITY, Aording speedy ana direct transfer ior
Br0oglyn travel. i. - -
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 90 30. $50 y,
\ no ana III * ". C.innted express i5 L. MI y :,
. 40 and 35 T.. VI. and ~ midnight. On sunday.
3., :}5 ~ $50 4. NJ 4, 800 J.. w. and ~ midnight.
Ticket offices h26 and o4+ Broadway. No .t"r House
aud foot o. Dcbrosses and Soriana, streets; NO Soust
yn; Nos ia il8 and ~ Hnis,n s., HoookcD Depot,
Jersey civ En grant Ticket Office No Battery place.
l.. L. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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a THIS SATURDAY. MORNING,
qnE 1G EMERY iiiHoUsshnoLiD HrIrjRSifftRg.
az po, HASpvSoSsE 1Np ~, gsoShFEItr ,,ra g.
BETWEEN 80 AID 4Tii AVE.
Paror SHIFTS IN satin. cntrine AMI rops; Turkish SctA
In tspsstry; rosewood M octave Panofortc Eageres
Cabinet Eookcsses Desks, Oh PAINTINGS, Bronyes Cur.
sius Gocss velvet BRUSSELS and ingram Carpets ulai
Chamber Sets Bedstoaas. Dressing ca.cs Nashstnnls
spring Beds hair Mattresses Bedding, ardrobes. Buffet
Exonacu Table, Dining Chairs. siverpetct " are. Cut
lcry aud other goods aud well preserved Household Dcvd
ALBERT kEhEMER Auctionecr. " B.--tioods packed
ghipprd 4 ud removed. citv or ccuutiy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

1880 o'clock. Let all friends OF the en-
terprlse turn out and give the delegates
from u distance warm welcome
Messra, Paxson, Williams and the
English Evangelist, Grant, will he prea-
ent, aud add great interest TO the pro.
oeedlngs, The convention will con.
tinue Tuesday and Wednesday, Don't
forget tho time and place,
-"Nothing new under the sum- Ia
an adage M old M the hills, and every
day something transplres to verify its
truth, But on yesterday, we were
shown by Mr.. Webb, sos Main street,
a novelty in the shape of stem
winder and setter clock, These time
pieces are of the famous Seth Thomas
make, and are therefore warranted
nickel plated and unique, and being
at the same time reliable time pieces
coupled with tho small amount asked
for them, make them nice ornament
for every home. Go see them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

clerk, and N. Cramer, OF Marshall, are
AT tho Fan Jaointo.
Mr.. James Is, Campbell, Of the Nor
folk Landmark, II in the city, and Ii
ut the Lamar lie comes from Vir-
ginla TO nee our Dallas carnival.
Governor Throckmort0n arrived In
the city by the south bound train on
the Central, last evening, and IL the
guest Of the Hon. James Il, Simpson,
Mr.. A. j. Darnall, OF tho sherman
Patriot, paid THE HERALD a pleasant
visit last night.
w. X. Wheelock, Esq, ticket agent
of the Central road, paid visit TO The
HERALD office last night.
Captain M. Il. bearing, OF the Denl'
son News, called on The HERALD yes
terday. He visits our city In the In
tsrests OF his live paper, and will BIO
"among us taken notes, and faith he'll
prent 'em."
We had yesterday a pleasure call
from Mr.. Is. u. Dutton, editor OF the
Georgia and Texas Historical Record.
Mr.. Dutton Is engaged In a worthy en-
terprise, as he Is endeayorlng to estab'
llsh u regular system II bringing I'M
migration from Georgia and the
southeast TO Texas. II this gentleman
10 successful In carrying out his plans
he will not only receive great reward
but will materially benefit our State
TO get O circulation for his readable
and spicy paper, he gives each OF hit
subscribers nm advertisement OF thelI
business In his paper as a premium
instead Of cheap picture as is Offer
done. We have met Mr.. ID. and hav,
heard him thoroughly explain hi
enterprise, and we unhesitatingly pro
nounce il worthy Of the public pat
ronage. This gentleman has mad
his home In Dallas, and will short.
have his paper published at this point
His paper he intends as a medium Il
assist him in the real estate and imml
grafton business, to communicate +
! those wanting work and wanting land
! in Texas from the northeast, and t
communicate to those having land
, to sell and wanting help in Texas
The plan is a good one.
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nnse Hall.

The game between the Dallas and
Texarkana club, which was to have
been played at the fair grounds yester-
day afternoon, was postponed on ac-
count of the grounds and the state OF
the weather. We understand that
some of the visiting club are very
much dissatisfied, as they were willing
to play, and 1t was no more for Dallas
than them. 1t is doubtful IL they play
Dallas at all now. They go from here
to Fort Worth, and will stop and play
the Wills Point nine OH their way
homeward,
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Personal.

Captain w. ]. +. Ross, Of Waxa-
hachie, is In town to see the great
sights of the carnival.
George Byers, Esq., Of Sherman, Is
on visit to our city.
Mr.. Arthur Mullins, Of the Waco
Examiner, is guest at the Lamar.
We are indebted for pleasant call.
l.. p. Barton, Esq, chief head clerk
OF the mail service In Texas, and first
lieutenant OF the Old Guard Of Hous-
ton, is In the city, In attendance on
the Knight Of Pythias convention.
]. II. Hobart, Of Galveston, grand
vice chancellor OF the knights OF
Pythiss, Is at the San Jacinto.
II. ii. Hsrgrove, Of the Shreveport
Times, is In the city.
w. ii. Newman, general freight
agent Of the Texas and Pacific Rail-
road, and bis lady, are at the LeGrand.
s. II. Russell, w. G. Pierce, county
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04
Go N0rIh Win NemisOn.

And through the beautiful Indian Ter
ritory. Don't 20 by way of the sand
hills and swamps of Arkansas. Take
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. They
will land you directly in the Great
Union Depot at st. Louis. They don't
compel you to ride three or four miles
through the back streets and alleys Of
st. Louis in topping omnibus. They
run their coaches and sleepers through
to St. Louis and enter the Union De-
pot. Ii there any other line from
Texas that does? "No." They also
run coaches aud sleeping cars from
Texas to Hannibal and Quincy. Have
you any friends East looking towards
Texas? II so send their address to the
undersigned and he will with pleasure
forw ard them land you also) a beauti-
full pamphlet and other interesting
matter well worth the mere request.
Address, JAS ID BROWN,
wa sedaiia, Mo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04
na9 Riding.

Yesterday, about two O'Clock, n man
mounted on u small horse rode at II
furious gallop down main street, strik
ing his horse at every jump. The
speed Of the animal was far above
that allowed by the city ordinance.
The safety of every pedestrian on the
street was endangered. He ought to be
arrested,
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proclamation.
rider OF His Majesty, Rex:

By order OF His Majesty, Rex:
The following is the order of the pro-
cession of the Mystic Revelers on
April 4, 1877: Commerce, Main, Elm
Sycamore and Houston streets, after
which ali loyal subjects are hereby re-
quested to halt Mt f. Fendrich's Her
aid building), and replenish their
stock Of tobaccos and cigars. This
place is headquarters for both con-
sumers and dealers, and all are re
quested to examine and select from the
largest and best selected stock of Vir-
ginia tobaceos, domestic and imported
cigars in Texas. + FENDRIoH,
(Herald Building), $40 Main street, Dallas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04
Hank Notices.

The following banks will be closed
on Wednesday, 18th instant, carnival
day. All persons having paper ma
turing on that day, are notified that
the same will be presented for pay.
ment on the Sd instant. BY order OF
the King himself.
FIRSf NATIONAL BANK,
STATE SAVINGS BANK,
EXCHANGE BANK,
ADAMS & LEONARD,
CITY BANK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

We are informed that the Rev. Mr..
Green, of Mississippi, son of Bishop
Green, has accepted call to the rec
torship of st. Matthew's parish of this
city. Mr.. Green is said to be a young
man of education of fine ability, and
from what we have heard of him, we
think our Episcopal friends are fortu.
nate In securing his services. He will
take charge of st. Matthew's Cathe-
dral in the latter part of next month.
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firemen's Celebration.

There will be n grand firemen's cele-
bration In Marshall on May Sd, and
the most extensive preparations are
being made. The firemen of Dallas,
Fort Worth, Jefferson, Shreveport,
and other towns have been invited
and no doubt they will attend. The
Marshall folks are noted for their hos
pitality, and all who visit them will
be well treated.
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To Those "A fllict

We would call your (tntion to the
extensive stock Of tru SEES which we
are selling very low. We have all the
latest patent trusses which are war
ranted to give immediate relief to
those suffering with rupture. Call
and examine for yourselves at Beeler
a. Cutters, next door to postollice.
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At meeting of the congregation of
st. Matthew's Cathedral, held on the
End eastern Monday, the following
named gentlemen wero elected as
vestiymen for the ensuing year :
Senior Warden, Richard Morgan;
Junior Warden, Chas. Fred. Tucker ;
Vestrymen John Kerr, w. A. Oben.
chain, G. s. Mitchell, Geo. X. Merrl.
weather and A. ii. Benners. Mr.. Ben
ners was elected Secretary and Mr..
Kerr Treasurer.