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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

GEN. DuRB1N WARD will speak at
Massillon, Thursday evening, Sept. 10th.
Let our friends give the gallant and elo'
quent General good crowd and an at
tentive hearing. He is one of the most
effective stumpers in the State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

THIRTY EIGHT Democratic majority on
Joint ballot in the California General AS.
Bembly is satisfactory. 1t will give us a
Democratic United States Senator to sue
ceed "Efigy" Sargent. One by one the
loyal 60. e r Iar atl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

Suppose Brigham Young's wife, nineteen other,
and his heirs should get into row about the Sc E
OOOOOO and each wife and each heir should EN-.
ploy Chicago lawyer how much would remain
for them at the close of the trouble2 We are no
good at arithmetic ourself
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

1t is sad to see young man finely dressed and
his ears resting peacefully on the edge of tele-
phone collar, stealing out of town between two
freight cars because his boarding house keeper is
anxious to see him. Truly, in the midst Of life
we are in debt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

The longing anxiety with which haRgard re.
porter will watch section Of melon Tind and the
steps Of unwary pedestrians Is truly touching
Surgeons have the same way Of observing the
thing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

John W. Fisher formerly Of Canton, Is lying i'll
at the residence of his brother D. g. Fisher OF the
Hardin County Den Ocrdt, Kenton, Ohio. John is
we'll known to nearly all the older Canton boys
and we hope for his early recovery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

CoMPLIMENTARY-It is quite common to hear
jealous Republicans compliment the Repository
with "Bascoms a d-d old fool, and the other
wind. bag and big mouth has no seuse,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

Saturday last was pay day at G. Aultman & Co.'S
about $4,000 having been distributed among the
hands, which made business in the stores unusu.
ally lively during the evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13
DIED.

MILLER-on Sept 4th 1877 Mary II. wife Of
John Miller Of Canton township, In the 41st year
Of her age.
She leaves husband and eight children to
mourn her losa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13
FOURTH WARDERS, ATTENTION.

The Canton City Council on Monday
evening ordered that registration on the
2lst and 22d be held at the engine house
on Louisville street, near Third. Take
notice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

During all the attractions Of regmental reunions
Circuses and the last picncs Of summer let us not
forget that another President must be elected in
1890
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

PUBLIC sALE-D. W. Dellenberger will sell at
bis residence ~ miles south Of Hartvllle, on
Tuesday, September 25th, lot of cattle, pigs,
farming utensils &C., &c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

CALIFORNIA Democratic papers are pub
fishing rooster, booming cannons, ETC.,
about this time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

DIED On Tuesday morning from stroke Of
palsy Mr. John shanabruch, The funeral on
Wednesday was largely attended by relatives and
| friands
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

A CHANGE is needed you will admit,
then to effect that change vote for
Bishop.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

LET workingmen and all others read
the several articles on the I'd page of this
paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

John G. Heenan is to have fine monument
Now If George Washington had only been sue
CesSfHl prize fighter instead Of the father OF his
country but he wasn't.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

MEssRs. CONVERSE, Pendleton and Esh'
Gilman had a fine evening meeting al
Millersburg on the 5th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13
gnra1 e1zerus.

Ben Dodge formerly well known minstrel and
variety performer, now a street salesman, held big
crowds with his banjo, on the square last satur'
dAy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

Register Sept. 21st or 22d
at the usual place of hold
ing elections.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13
MARRIED.

sTAMM-sNIVELY-0 the 9th inst. by Rev,
P. Herbruck Mr. Daniel W. stamm and Miss Mar.
tina ]. snively, both Of Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

The renowned Wendell Phillips is the
workingman's candidate for Governor of
Massachusetts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

Mr.. PENDLEToN and Gen. Rice had a
fine meeting at Tifin on the evening Of
the 9th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

WILLIAM A. LYNCH, ESQ, is announc-
ed from Columbus to speak in Wooster,
Thursday evening. Sept. 20Jh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

HAYEs's civil service reform is beauti-
fully illustrated in the Canton Postofice.
Read the account in another column.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13
STATE AND NEIGHBORHOOD.

ST. CLAIRsvMIE,0 O., Sept. 5.-John stro'
bel, Dicker Hoffman and John Healy
railroad strikers, arrested during the late
riots at Bellaire, were arraigned in the
Probate Court to-day and plead guilty,
and were fined So and cost each.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13

Register Sept, 2lst or 22d at the
usual place of holding elections,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-09-13
CANTON RETAIL MARKET
DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
DRY GROCERIES.

Canton, Ohio Sept. 18, 1877
The following will be found correct quotations
this day of Lne Retail price to consumers Of the
orfinlae nnfnad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09
Your very ohedient servant
THE DALLAS HERALD.
THE CIiARITY-BALL.


The spacious and taslefully arranged
GetnlaniN hall, WIS filled last night
upon the occasion OF the grand chatliy
nall, given hy the ladies OF Dallas, for
the bcasilt Il the pnDr,
Plrkcrs' Uprmania bNuG WAS in at
{. uianCe and discussed mort el quaint
music. Mr.. Smith u! the Merchants
restaurant, had prepared n fine sub
atsnliai Tetrr,hmrut, aud tue floor " us
80 smooth IA ice,
The array Of beauty, the richness
nnd elegance Of macy Of the toilets
added to the presence of the cite II the
ci,y made the affair milllaut success
Among the most noted stars In thu
social armament present may be men
TONED Mr.. Alfrei Davis, Mrs. Wan.
Cameron, Mrs john Kerr, Mira T.. a.
MrNuIr, Mrs Cha1r, , lovely bl 'ndo.
one " The must admired OF phlhdrl
pha bcller) Mrs. J. w, S!mmonH, M's
If, 6tvdut HrG Mrs Locke. me
Misses doTInn, Mupuy, ,la per, TTol
man, ia!ney, Montague, Stephenson,
Bell, Knepley, Simpson, Browne, aud
others who IOrntd u char Mug galaxy
The belle OF the evening par ex eel
lence was n lovely dcbutantG from
Louisiana (Ihr daughter OF Il promi
uent hu, iu,ss gentleman If our city,
fnm,rly OF New q leaus), who e
modest elegance of drrss ana manner,
united to great personal charms, form
ed u combination Of attractions rarely
seen in u bail room.
The ball VAS in short brilliant,
social anu iiOaLcul success and r. fleet
q great credit Oh the commillre Of
| arrunyViu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

At the last meeting OF he Dial las
Commandery, No q, X T.. the follow.
ms officers were elected aud Installed
t0 serve during the ensuing year :
George Mellersh, l.. G.; IL Ball, O.;
J. J. Good G. e.; w. Il. Cummings,
prelate; L. NJ Ervay, i. W; Il. ii.
Page, j. W.; w, Il. Bell, Treasurer;
John Lou jkx, Recorder. Ihs follow.
ing officers were appointed W. X
Cornish, sword Bearer; E II Grubpr,
Standard Bearer; L. NJ. knepley,
Warder; f. Austin, H. G, McI.ure. j.
h. Barkley, Guards; II. :, Ervny,
Sentinel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

hall sold up 10 dark lGst evening. This
IL pretty good, considering al draw
backs,
The Hon h. + Pelxotto, late United
States Consul In Ruomania VIII ylsit
Dallns this week. 4 loctHre may hc
expected from him OF peculiar inter
est.
Doctor Browne, the Distinguished
Hebrew scholar and lecturer, viii Ice
turo on "Wednesday, nj the Temple
Emmanuel, ut Z O'Clock, when n
rarely intellectual trent may be expect
ell
The Texas aud Pacific should put a
Hsgnian ut the intersection ~ Austin
street and Pacific avenue otherwise,
there may bo dreadful accident
There q street car made narrow ca.
cape on Sunday.
Captain Jefferson Peak, a veteran
al the Mexican War, yesterday gave
his hftieth dinner IN honor Of the
battle OF New ORGANS, entertaining
hls friends with old fashioned Ken
lucky hospitality.
The iron horse can now prance out
TO Longs Lake on the Dallas and
Wichita railway. All aboard change
cars for Denver, Santa Fe, City Of
Mexico, and all points in Nevada,
Montana and Idaho. Tickets
DIR. A. p. Smith, Of the Prcehy
terrain church, and Mr.. Rogers, OF the
Baptist church, delivered very interest.
ing addresses on Sur DIZZY evening Al
the Floyd.btreet Methodist church up
on the occnslon Of the regular month
ly convent Of the Union Sunday
school.
On Sunday the Rev. A. Krebs
preached Mt the Market.house aud vii!
DO 30 agaih next Sunday. He Is en-
desvoring 10 organize German
church Ia which good work lie viii
meet with the heary approval Of all
The SundSy.scliooI organized was II
good beginning.
We hear Of miraculous cures per
formed by this new principle remedy,
DoctorJ j. II. MrLelns's cough anu
lung healing globules Coughs, c0Ids
and consumption yield to TIA irtnence
Erisl boxes twenty-five cents, Ivy mar
Doctor J. r. Mclean, 3li ChestDst
street, ST. Louis.
Tonight, Mt the Lamar street
Church, the Rev H. Allen officiating
will be held the second nights service
OF the week OF PRAYER, "lor the ont
pouring Of the Hnly Split on all
flesh that Christian churches In all
lands may bs enilrgsi, Delivered from
srrOr and corruption, aui blessed with
m increase Of spiritual power and
iru!tfulness.
IA laan by tue ZANE Of Peterson
Was arr,alei Oh Sunday aud brought
before ITO Unlted states Commissioner
yesterday on II charge Of attempting
to defrsud the United states by not
tlrst procuring the required revenue
stamps hetore marking aud selling
cigars. lie will he sent to Austin.
From the beat Information we can get
the man had no Intention OF violating
the law, aud acted without u know!
euge thereof.
We direct attention to the adVer
tiJement Of the lamUu4 auction Lnusr
10 DO opened To-day on ELM street,
next door To the New York. Clothing
House. An immense stock Of Clo,h
ing, dry goods, boots and shnes, hats
and caps, notions, etc will be- sold AZ
II great sacrifice. This mammoth stock
wil be sold at priv Ne as'e fr auction
prices. The goods must be sold, aud
you can get unprecedented Bargains NJ
your own figures, The house opens
10 day, aud il would he we'll worth
your while 10 call and luok at the
goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

Freezing.
No seaport can heat Dallas for
shell nsh.
Nothing but civil .cases In the Jus
eices' courts.
FARMERS at home aud don't ven.
ture TO town much.
The water works are rapidly ap.
preaching completion.
Two congregations got hauled
over the GOALS on Sunday.
--Business merchants; under In hu.
epce Of cold and bad roads.
"A little cold weather began on
Sunday night, aud still Laugs ON.
--Itis nighttime the council was
acting in the mat,er Of n city reeor.
der.
Iron pipe layIn for the sas works
VIII now go ON, provided the weather
permits
The mud is rapidly drying up, and
In = few days the dust will make It's
reappesrance.
The nayor's cour, doo't pan cut the
fees II used 70 before tie county court
scooped II dry.
The coming mayor loeks calm and
don't mild the racket going on about
him worth q cent.
--AmuSements are not wanting In
Dallas. Like music aud mud 1t Ia
more than abundant.
--Brirg your Job work TO The Hen.
ALP job prin,i & rooms where II Will
he done In the lates, style.
Manager Eikins has generously
decided 10 give next week u perform.
Ance for the boueat Of tho poor.
--conAiierable s,rinsency Ia the
money market although there Ia plen.
~ foe frat claas cola rails to 10 had.
Some eighty tlcko,s to the charity
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

My DEAR SIR Your valued favor NJ
the Sth instant received, aud contents
carefully considered. We quite agree
with you that good newspaper (ThH
HERALD for example) like we'll made
coffee, Is an Incompatible "ccompnni-
ment for breakfast, All riding that
ptimulus to the mental, which beef
steak aud potatoes ARE said To furnish
to the physical man-a nulriment
which w do NOT question THE HERALD
provides But while .cOiuciding with
your admirably implied truism, that
newspapers all ,rd n stimulus to he
likcned only To fragrant mocha, VIZ
cannot for moment ndlDit that they
are only suitable to he read at the
break ia-t table. Their matchltss and
lucisive editorials, :Iewsy and stnllling
lOcpIP, ~ well III their able relax OF
the tiiy's busiueSs aud commerce, are
worthy OF your most careful prIusgl ut
any time, and we therefore heartily
commend them to your more faithful
reading, Wrmched roads, stormy
weather, unprecedented cold, stIiiNued,
slowly moving presses, and, posHihlA
over won kpd aud sleepy pressmen,cO
apire IL make iie HERALD behind
80. La, I'M l..
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW VOL sauHy e. otlon-Rccrlpts
net, feHj bates; sr ~, 7..W b lea. Fdtlirs
ClrSUQ weak, wiVn u uuwnAGrd Z .urnu,
Sales, a,,O Ualce; nmuy, 1919 Gotta ma e;
Feh'uhrr, l. Ii. ,2eIlS i..,0 ~ ca 10 q Ne,
April, O3!@ld ID-iG'; NOy Ia lBI5 1 I0-,B
Ojtnb-r b'taiI ll..1c
saw OH" \, January tptton-D, :
nni,u iaiI; prices Ia, her. > its, 3, 15I ia 4. ;
gn'd rti'arN, liAt ~ low IA iddln
Eh@I2g minilih., /. yss 20; you'd Iniddlln..
T. @'SN middilng n, ala tSsc; air, lics
HAc,
I've r0 u JlnuDN 81 y IN Cotton -
Fhiure i-% cheaper uplnnds ami low IN d.
q WA olnGsh ar u ANA Aprl urlivviy,
1854. Galveston, rexR market straui
L 'On mJdnng, 1873 mldIliLg, i2i.,; low
maj inR, 'SiiEhm 4 "a y,il%d: ',rd many
I0%d Nv rlldary, Q I'll sale IS 9US % les,
7. L. us, JanuaiS u - Flour mostly nh va
buyas' views Wn,at INN; ' Il fan,
81 az NJ do, 81 T5 aGl, 5. orm Arm; NJ I.
mixed, %Ac, O'ts MN W In ctlv No. 2,
~ 40 Rye quiel; 10 bla, Bare,, hlph r
era les wnilteni iictiS prime and tnncy
Mimi sofa ~, $3 Il. WHISKY qnlet Is ".
20 Il orrnod /, Nher hui Dc lined at the
81 kc,-sl7 50al7 "a Lard " held ut llxs.
II ilk MontA shoulders n'rtd a gtoe, o orr
RIB sides. s,SgDi ak d, Bacon uncagfgrd.
ltugs hig lrii y, az, ~ b lught NJ Arli n y, be-.
Ing ulyil ina TO iuku hull freely M an Nd
vau,e? Q ,mm0n TO good packing, S86l0 90.
Cattle steady aud uachsIg-d. '1N1fT1
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h@ aDvtRtiAtm.NlN
DALLAS COLIlltS 4
MAtY AND FEMALE

lhlS'ollege besinS rs sp In term, mnd, r
~ u,e i"N"lhO', hu>pi - whEHinuN
ohy'J nua y ~, III h, ery lac INV ,1I,Jri
suu.s ia'itN lad Y tl,mDn ara our ~ N
NlusVt I'M an n II iei rdu plI n D,nin"
nus hw ',htd TO lhus' WHO hnvl m ~ n,,
nv pc err" cour', OF Nudy. Mu,lGmu Al
rrl "y itpNItmrn,, nndrr ~,
nt shlhl nut ol of Hnv tx Renee len A.,
WI :" Lneb pl CO par nts cTr nN,r mr.
ne Hmal chi ditn TUITION from " IN -
~ P'' hoh'h ny Die mon hly In ndvnnc :.
JOHN a. ALLEN, Pa si,l,,,I
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OHG ASlXED.

arrungeins

hhe Nj. Nnnbrw's C"shrdrRl nrncyo.
;sui association.
In accordance with the request ol
the Bishop, the mem Oers OF the Fps
cUpal church met yesterday nj the
church aui organ 1ei the ST, Matt
bew's Cathedral Benevolent Assosu
ton for the reIiet oi the poor memUers
ot the church. Mrs. 4. M. M,ers Was
81, ct,d President; Mrs G.. J Green,
Treasurer, and Miss Mitlie Sinipsuu,
Secretary.
The organ,z ton il most timely, u, d
under the directlVA oi The Iiuus AMI
en rgrtir ladies VINO control II cannot
Hut he the mcans of doing II vari
amOunl OF good. II Z ruvs are small
my cents Tor geIllemrn aud twenty
i've cents for ladies' per munth.
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Mrs Faith wishes respectfully to no
thy her old aud new customers and lady
friends in general, that she has resum.
ed her dress'making business in tho
Howe Machine Office, StS Main street,
where cheapness as well rs elegance il
an object, Ladies' would do well to call
on Mrs, 3. before purchasing elsewhere.
deel-lm. TtT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

Mr.. Dow ming IL doin' some vr'y
artistic work IN pho'opraphing- IN
Keeping Wits his he u'ntior and 80.
commepdalion hr uahl vi th him. hu'h
I ON Missouri and Texas Ht,mploys
the best artists, ard allrws u,ne nut
the hest pirlu'es Ia lrnvp his studio,
Hi pl CT ~ No. All Msin street, o,.
pnsitp the Let'rand ll,t,l W, cotdiu'.
u recommend GU lends to Va him
their wo'k n
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Ntockh olhcr., MrrIinr

D'LLAs, TExAs, December -, 1875
There will be n meeting Of the stock.
holdero OF the First National Bank of
Dallas, Texas, at i,s banking house in
this city on Tuesday, the 9th day of
JANUARY, 1877, for the purpose al elect
ing Board oil Directors Tor the ensuing
year,
de2sUyD R.P, Ar~srArGn, Cashier
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

Don't fail to.get your costume ready
for the grand masquerade ball, which
will TO held at San Jauinto park, sun.
day, January II, 1877, comm,nc
ing NJ y y, M. No improper
characters admitted. Nv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

That you do not know Whist To present
10 your friend or sweetheart Tor u
Christmas gin hal go Ia j. NJ. Dram,
D7 Main streat,p and buy tor the pur.
pose fine golf watch und chain, u
sparkling diamond, u choice locke,
and neu,Slacp. az
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TnE herald An BREAK.
FAST.
yIrn.tlnss Gr,rynnce As>urg.d

4 EiTn.tlHKs Gri"vnncc As~Trg'd .
DnLLAs, TiS,s, January X l@7.
Va idc EIito oiIno Herald:
DEAR SlR For twp weeks pa-t your
uspeg has AUl been delivered Al my
fciqence unit 9 O'Clock or after. Il
you canunt nave the sume delivered
ny or n'cloGk II. m please dis on
tiuue sending Il. a business man can
not wei qnpri % walt AZ ht me until
8 o'clock Ia get the news Of the day.
~ tict, new spsprrs nre like coffee,
hrttcr at breakfast than any other
time. Yours truly,
X. V. TOMPKINS.
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Owing to the removal Of Mr.. J s.
Jsckton, some of the public are under
the impression that am moving also
herewith state that ! shall remain nj
my old stand, 7Oi Elan street and wish
all my old patrons and the public In
general to call on
et...... HERMAN LANCE,
Matchmaker and Jewolrr. 9Ni Elm airent.
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PREFEltItED SPECIALS.
strnyrd.

Onc bav mare Pony, years old. Il
hands high, branded y, s. on right
shoulder. A suitable reward will be-
paid for telivrry Of same to the under.
signed AZ the Freight Depot, II Il r. c.
ny GEO. W. GAINES.
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Assignce's Sale.

AZ assignee of Mi.rs n 20 I viii son nj,
9" ""'m nm'er" ~ ~ o'clock %. m, on at,ir
~ lu1is and cigars; also shelving, counter.
anu one Hall sSafs. The sale wiiltake oions
nrm, ~ j. *. RCp,i|iI tne said
janstd II. q. MoI.uREN uAv aa,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-09

Remember tuat pipes are sold in re-
lail al ~ hu!eSalc prices AZ Theodore
ReInrcke's, 30 MAN street; also III,
pl,citu ~ hIs wei Known stock %.
cigars une door east Of inumpr0n's
Theatre,
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THE Ress,d a,u,,,ry.

Send your books to no hound and
your paper to be ruled to Tux HERALD
bindery. A first class workman and
the beat OF hin3eries.
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The Congregation Emmanuel will
meet to-day at two O'Clock p. M. at B..
Is Hall. No excuse on uccuuu. OF
weather or mud.
d. lACSI IN President
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ANaurrrl.v

The instantaneous ana infaIihle
remedy for NeuraRia NJ lBnekips L
howel's du1 store. I'D.
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Office.

Those who are afraid TO align their
names To their letters directed to me
had ~ well not write them
W. +. MORTON, City Marshal.
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Really made 1T es-es & 81 10 $40 each;
Cloaks 81 10 SlO; Hats to match su,ls,
At A. a. Pears0us, JIa Mann street. n
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FAf,-ln Denton on tn 4thinst,nt, Mrs.
~ lie T FAY SO, 3Itiy o nur
ia - t. II 4 iNiu a.d V * Ma A. n
-l'. ne "a O.I.o count
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Clark, Bryan & Bros

are determined that the Housewife shall NOT he
'""n'P" ""'' "ur line ar CARPET. eu,br,..s every
leg them
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Christmas Presents

M""' more appropriate for Father Son aud BrOther
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New Years Presents

wy and country merchants are iayited IN examiue
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Holiday Presents

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ans" smo where can BETTER BARGAINS be got
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