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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
GEuropeau advertisements.

SUEZ CANAL.
- REDUCTION of CHARGES.
The suecia additional transit ch3rIc levied VIII be 70
duced BY nfty ceniimeS the 18th az April. 1877.
Should the Deed instrument Of the agreement
by virtue which the Aforesaid SEDUCTION is - take place not
be duly notified the Canal Company before lie LET
Anil notice VIII be s1d
Informing the commercial wC!l ~ the delay resulting tffe
from respect OF he date fOr The SAID ltduetVn VI ch.A
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1871.
BY order OF the Board. ..-....- .-... 49,
The secretary. General, MHDIUS FoNTASE
rENUTTION AT THlESTE.-Rev. X. OCal.
i aehan, English Chaplain, u 4. and silyer-m"G1lls o.
the Univ yrsi OF Dublin receives Nv BOYS a. PUPILS
Special attention paid u nttg students for the GnVetuA
lInl.- n A.. ID. IliAIEik. L. b. CONSUL.
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PASSENGERS IRRIIED.
PROM AUX CAYES-In steamship Ctdribe, Jan. 3O.-Mr
and Mrs Theodore str itbers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31

OVER 80 PER CENT SAVED! by knsisl
" ma ,ers being mailed direct irlm London flei nIlIi
IN Ioudon News, queen, saturday HeNl'W Nof.l,.s
London sixpcuny week.-Mrs. 5eut iJr sA hobu'a P'''
n "a a. atiFi1EGf < CO.. "a Fice,st Londoa, E,c:-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-29
Love and Royalty.

( The Globe they still continue play
Y rather amusing burlesque called
(, The Lions Tail" The Prince If Wales
went to see il the other night. and out
respect for him the leading perform.
er, Mr.. Righton, cut out of his tropical
song a disrespectful allusion to the
Marquis of Lorne The Prince was in
formed Of this. whereupon. they soy,
His Royal Higbnsss said he was very
much disappointed. as no one liked to
chat Lorns more than he did. How
very brother-in-lsw-y! II il said. how
ever. that court and society are growing
more and more accustomed TO the curl
Gus position held by the Princes Louise
and her husband. and that matters are
much pleassnter for them now in conse-
Quence. But, whenever hear these
rumors about the terrible humiliatious
OF the Msrquis OF Lerne, the disgust Of
the Duchess Of Edinburgh because the
daughter of that small monarch the
King of Denmark, the Princess OF
Wales, takes precedence OF her. the
daughter of the Emperor OF ell the
Russias at the English Court, l ask my
self why these disappointed people did
not think of all these things before
hand. They must have known oil
about them. For Court etiquctte is .
matter regulated by infexibls rules.
and any one can study it who cares to
do SO. But the Queen herself endured
countless annoyances during her hus-
bands lifetime. No one could recoA-
nize him as q royal parsonage. and he
was often snubbe,i even by bis wifss
Cabinet. Poor man. he himself wrote:
What an unfortunate position Is that
Of the Queens husband! Every one
ignores him, yet there hs is@-London
Letter.
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Farm for Sale.

TIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS PLACE
i In The snoqualmie fer sale. II contains l20
Acres oeelom Land, and 20 Acres Timbered Up
land, sloptng eeotly 70 the river. II ID II mflss
from 0ooqualmte City, Il the river crossing, .
utles from Lake Warrington. and 70 from seattle.
Fifty scrss sisshed. 20 acres In grass. acres Of
upland grrbbed for an orchard 20 tons OF hay
o. hand.
The plsce has three-ouarten OF mile frontage
On tie river. n snfe fpom oyer1ow. and Aas .
eleor stream Of vs1ee running througbs which
can Be beuushf IN the house. bas n or milk hoass.
r valuable for NUMBERING. having . good deal Of
timber IL. and u the nfst key print for getting
cut tss timber on the adjacent SIX or eight Sec
tsons. and hss good bay for booming. The iocs-
stoo u central, and szbrdss good steamboat Land
ing hoeel and Store would do we'll there q
the present time and u IL conyenienf 10 six log
g1ng campo nov IN opersttcu.
Houss and tools on the place. Canss OF selling,
veal lungs
Per farther DsrtieoIars inquire II
GEORGE WEJ.Z,
snif dawU snoqualmte River. VIZ
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Louis XIV. when before tho walls Of
Nenin1ie Flanders. was told that il be
slloss1o risk 40 attack. the place would
Be taken four days sooner than It other
wise would be. LET Us take 1t then. |"
replied he. "four days later. l had
rather lose those four days than lose
one Of my sabjects."
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A7ofIcE n Hx1RBY GIVEN THAT rHE
IN Un6uulme1. ~ n es1aR a. - ernAass
Coxrt e Eine CnaAty. WnAlhgtoa Teets0sy.
naAs n1en1olo1 a - ~ ~ ~ OeeoAR. \.
b INT. vss sDpnlatsd Adaintsfrs1oe u ~ =.
~ - 0eusqs -. rssecoet: dsceecsl: tnelud1no
sho poxtnaeuklp esta1s az 3 L. 1eF1Aall O..
An pegonao kngona clatme aU1nee ~ as1a1ao
- ssQulse1 - psssese ~ enDe. - - 1eoeo,
nBy vouchses. within 60 yer fsu0 th1o Aa1s. -
H. unAessle1ee. - ~ 49, = nnsus 49,
elsins - nos = 0s1sso1D1 vilhia - ysaR No.
vtll - barred ~ lsu.
4. y. Y0Uy0.
eee 4 A6u1n6n1uu1ng = e1psonu11.
1:: ::::|:' Y. &. a IS. 81. .:s.-.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-29

DIR. STEELE Who has for years been in the
Proprietary Medicine business. and who has
travelled In various parts { tho world In search
OF information, has great confidence in The Ersd.
icstor - the Ne Plus Ultra" Of safe, sure end
reliable remedies for general use - Family
Doctor.
Provide y,ursef with . bottle without delsy.
and you Will always Keep Il ~ the family and
saws money. Don't be put Oh with soms other
prsparatior Take only steele'a Pain Ersdicstor
Ne can produce thoussnds OF testimonials a. 10
the cures msde but . trial will prove to tho
moee skepticsl shst Il II truly IN Ersdfcssor of
Psins. A-hes and determinations II has been.
snd 10 now. cousesntly used By hor-smsu % .
Ltptment. and has saved moro valuable property
Of that kind than any other preparation. Take
paths 70 So that you Get the genuine.
Pat up In large bosesee, and for sale By ruRQiss.
and dealers. IL Jon happen 20 BE- in Q locality
where oTEELED PAIN ERADICATOR cannot
b obtained. send TO the nssrest Wholesale drue.
gist. or 20 the Agents.
For sale BY all drugeists.
ChANE BINGHAM.
Wholesale Druggists,
40 AMI 422 Market Street, Can trsucfsco. Cal
Free y pef Large Bottle: Six Bottles tor 20.
ocfio-dAwd
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nn,in. ,,t.tarlcnl soclcly.

AfNlsl1NnI q fftsfsflt "''''NN' ' ~ '''''
A meeting woa bold this day 1T the
Office of G. II. jenkins, for the purpose
OF organizing historical poricly.
On motion, j, W. Payne was elected
chairman prO iem, ard explained HE
object OF the organization 10 be: fHstr
for the special benefit and Information
OF the Lusterity Of the present genera
ton of the county Of Dallas, Texas !
and second, for the information OF per
Sons abroad intending to immigfale to
our county and State.
On motion, Charles IL. Jenkins was
elected vice president; i, h. Adams,
Treasurer; Julius Roger, secretary, pro
tenn, aud Charles +. Clint, assistant
secretary.
On motion, II committee Of three
was appointed for the purpose OF cor
responding with other historical socle-
ties in the United States on the subject
OF constitution and bylaws.
On motion, the secretary was re-
uuested TO furnish copy of these
proceedings to each Of the newspapers
in the city of Dallas, with the re-
quest TINT they publish the same.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
until Tuesday, the 10th instant, Mt ]
o'clock p m, to the same place, and
all persons interested in thu Orgoniza'
ton Of society Of this nature are cor
daily invited to be present at the ap'
pointed time,
J.W. PAYNE, Chairman pro- tenn.
Attest:
| JULIUS ROVER, Secretary pro tenn.
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Personal.

Mr.. G. V. HaDkins, president of the
Texas DistilIery Company, has arrived
here.
Mr.. G, il. stephens, engineer of the
Dallas and Wichita Railway, has gone
to Denton on surveying duty
Mr.. Max Elkiu, manager of the
Opera House, viii, on Wednesday
night, give a performance with the
Selden irwin troupe, for the benefit Of
the poor Of Dallas, deducting only the
hotel bills Of the company. Well
done, Max and Irwin.
MIR. NJ. Benedict, who has so success.
fully managed the New York Clothing
House. will DO business on his own ac-
count after the frat of February.
Mr.. Johy Dallas, of Georgia, will
leave this evening by the Pacific fol
Georgin. MIR. u. hns purchased land
in this vicinity, and viii move to our
county next fall.
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The location Of the machine shops
of the Dallas and Wichita Railway ut
this point is matter of too much busi-
ness Importance to Dallas to be ignored
by our property-holders and business
men. 1t will secure certain mum Der
Of mechanics aud their families, and
the disbursement here Of money that
will DO of advantage to our retail trade.
1t behoves those most interested to put
themselves at once in communication
with the company, and offer such In
ducements NJ cannot be offered by Den
ton. The Importance OF this matter
need not be dwelt upon or explained
to business men.
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business. Cotton may b. expected to
come In rapidly soon now.
Another Richmond In the he!d!
Mr.. w. r. McEntlre, one Of the prinel
pal cotton buyers, having been sug-
gugted as material for Il mayor. Next!
The usual runaway yesterday the
average idiot thinks bis team sate
when the traces are looseneh aud the
animals are fastened only by u strap
to the end of the pole.
Mr. Nichols, the grainist, leaves
bis Office for few minutes. Tramps
enters and carries or his fine overc0at.
Now Mr.. Nichols wants to know
whether we ere nation or not.
Why suffer from cold in the head?
Doctor j. II. McLean's catarrh snuff
s0oths and cures. lnfalllGle for
catarrh and any sores in the nose.
Trial boxes fifty cents, 10y mail. Dr.
j, II. Mclean, st. Louis.
Dallas certainly does not suffer for
want of amusements. Some Of the best
theatrical trOupes have been and still
are in our midst. Notwithstanding
inclement weather. we are glad to see,
they are well patroni2ed.
Mr.. Johnny Shea wishes his friends
to know that II il his brother Mr.. VIM.
Shea, who is lifting up, and Is to occu-
py the "TurG Field and Farm" on
Main street. Johnny will continue to
hold the fort in East Dallas, at the
old stand.
Doctor T. i. NJ. Browne, the dis
tinguished Hebrew scholar aud leciu.
rer, delivered last night ut the Syna'
goguc, n very exhaustive and learned
discourse on "lhe ethics Of the Tai
mud and its literary beauties" before 4
very appreciative Fad intelligent au
dience. His next will be on the "Cru
ciiixiOn Of Christi
"A young girl by the name of Bell,
Covington disappeared from the resi-
dence Of DR.. Thruston, where she.w
employed, and has not been heard o
since She has dark eyes and is rattle
slender. 1t il feared she is insane
Any information about her where
abouts should be left Mt the Clnrl
House.
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Minor Topics.

And that bar associatlon-why not
reorganlze IL.
The Globe theater has been con-
verted into hotel,
Harry Roblnson's Ministries next
week, In burnt cork melody.
"A large private party In the Cedars
Is said to be the coming social expeo.
tatlon.
Weather mild and sunny yester-
day. The north door of Texas must
be closed.
Judge Vests principal recreation
seems 20 be tining lawyers for con-
tempt Of court.
The usual number OF shabby.gcn-
teel loafers infested the street corners
yesterday, disguised as tramps.
The mayor distributed few ra-
tions OF Justice yesterday morning to
some very DRINKS aud very downs.
Yesterday, in the County Court,
Charles Bankt charged with carrying
pistol, was fined S25 and costs.
There is but one opinion about the
creating of the Office OF Recorder, and
that IL that the best interests OF the
city require II.
The turning over ola lamp came
very near burning handsome Harry
Jacobs out OF house and homes, Still
he Ia not happy.
"A literary society Ia talked OF.
Anything that will tend to elevate the
literary taste OF the reading public
cannot but be- desirable.
VIII the County Commission ers,
Road overseers, or some body, have
that bridge over White Rock, ON tho
seyene road, repalredg
For several weeks the weather and
roads have interierred greatly with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COLLEGE
MALE AND FEMALE.

rms college begins It's spring term, under
SUI, more favorable auspices, with IA faculty
VI thorough and experienced teachers, Mon.
uay, January ", 1877. Every facility afforded
young ladies and gentlemen for &C curing a
substantial and refined education. Diplo.
mas awarded to those who have mastered
,ne prescribed course ofstudy. Music taught
ny skiiifui and distinguished gentleman.
me primary department, under the
parental control OF nm experienced teacher
VIII DO the best place parents can f,nd for
.neir small children. Tuition nom 50 80 10
70 per month, payable monthly In advance
JOHN n. ALLEN, President
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The Da,,as ANA wieh,t. hallway.

AT the regular annual election OF
officers OF the Dallas and Wichita rail-
road, the tfoliowngkgentlemen were
elected for the ensuing year:
w. Ii. Castor, president; NJ POln-
ter, vice-president; George Shields,
secretary; j. w. Crowdus, treasurer
Executive committee-W. IL. Gas
ton, w. Il Cabell, Silas Reed.
After the election, Mr., NJ. L. Scurry
one of the contractors under MIR
NJ. Henderson, invited the board o
directors TO take a ride on the train tC
Longs lake, which was accepted ant
gaeatly enjoyed by all.
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Financial.
NEW 0RLEANs, January l0.-Gold lO6I@
lCFa. New York Sight Ac. discount. Ster,
ling, hank 6l2.
NEW YORK, January lO.-Money easy. offer.
ed NJ 3per cent. Gold irmer t l0oSl06ls.
Commercial.
NEW ORLEANS, January TO- Cotton de-
mand fair, prices Irregular; sales $3.50 bales;
good ~ rdinary, llgssllJsc; low mlddhng,
ding, .l8h@l3Ao; middllng fair, .S9s@l3ISo:
fair, l3h@l4hc. Receipts, net 1904; gross 25ls;
exports 10 Liverpool 1850; Now York 6O7; Bar.
colona 100; stock ON hand $3.50
NEW ORLEANs, January m.--Fluur quiet
and steady; NX s7@7 70; NM 81 2SssS 90;
choice and family s. 7ja0. Corn nrmer;
white mixed 72013e. Oats, St. Louis 4Sc;
Galena 6Oc. Corn meal dull at So Hay dull;
prime si Pork dull Mt $40 75@2o Lard
scarce tlorce lGS4c; key lE}s@lSc, HULK meats
steady and strong NJ ~, ~, 0ls@0ac. Bacon
scarce NJ 3, 1914, II, ll4@i2c, Sugar.cured
hams, large i3l gGliNc; small l59l5I,c. Whis-
Ky scarce and In demand; comm vn p0dsl O5.
choice 81 0S6ll on, rectihed. Coffee aulci; Job
lots, ordinary to prime i9lt@2lc sugar, de-
mand active and firm; primo to choice $40
~ 90; centrifugal StG@DlAc; yellow clarified o..
lOlo Molasses easier; centrifugal 25Ci37c;
fa,r Ss@i0c; prime TO choice a3@s0o. Rice
nrmcr; ordinary to prime i1s6e. Bran scarce
and firm nj 81 O2.
GALVESTON, January l0.--Cotton market
Quiet good middling lSc; middling l2hc;
low middllng Ia good ordinary lliGc; ordi.
nary lObc, low ordinary 0Ic; sales l1lg bales.
NEw YoRiS, January l0,--CotIon dull; sales
1903 bales ut l34@lSJsc. Consolidated net
O,2i0; France ll,27i; Channel 1880.
Cotton-net receipts 2l3i bales, gross $3.50
Futures closed barely steady; sales $4,000
bales; January 10 3.l6@l3 B.s2c; February 10
S.lGc; March - giee; April 10 u &c; May Is
2O-3!c; June II l.lsc; July IA 3-l6@l4 7-S2c;
August axe; September lS4@l3 % Sic, Octo-
Der 1880 S7-l0c; November Is 5-S2gl3 1870.
ST. LOUIS, January 10, Flour very firm;
low and medium grades scarce and wanted
Rupertne fall 81 76dl6 20; extra do. IS 6Q0l7;
Xxx So 756s0; NIX 50 2ls8 80. Wheat excited
and higher: No. 2 red fall 81 iSc; No, 81 an
Ol i2%. Corn firm and inactive; No. mix
cd 3e1Ic. Oats 1rm and inactive at 5ic. Rye
SSc. bid, Barley and whisHey quiet and UNI
changed. Pork tlrmer, sl7 ~ bid. Lard Arm,
ll,lO asked. Bulk meats quiet and un.
changed. Bacon Z, ~, l0@l0i+c. for Shout
dors; clear RIB and clear sides duh and UNI
changed
LlvrRpoor, January i0--4 p. m.-Uplands,
low mddllng clause, for Februaiy and Mrch
delivery, l0d.
$3.50 u. in,-Uplands, low middling clause,
shipped April and May, by sail, I'D; ship
ped April and May, by sail, 0-lsd.
6p. m.--Futures tlrmer; Uplands, low mid
ding clause, April and May delivery, I'D.
fU CATTLE.
st. LOUIS, January l0.-Oattle very slow;
scarcely anything uoing except locally.
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uyO R.P. AUNsPAUan, Cashier.
Notice 20 the La,ltesi

Mrs. Bath wishes respectfully to no
thy her old and new customers and lady
friends in general, that she has resum.
ca her dress'making business in the
Howe Machine Office, sos Main street,
where cheapness as well as elegance il
an object, Ladies' would do well to call
on Mrs; .. before purchasing elsewher
decl2.lm.
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Fine Arts.

Mr.. Downing is doing some very
artistic work in photographing--in
keeping with his reputation aud re-
commentator brought with him, both
from Missouri and Texas. He employs
the best artists, and allows none but
the best pictures to leave his studio.
His place is No. All main street, op.
posite the LeGrand Hotel. We cordial.
ly recommend our friends to give him
their work. n
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Exchange Bank will be
held at the office OF said bank at 9
o'clock p H., on Tuesday, the S0th day
OF January, 1877, for the purpose OF
electing officers for the ensuing wear
and the transaction of any other bust
ness that should properly come before
said meeting. q. N. swlyk,
Cashier.
Dallas, Texas, Dec 80, 1876. decSl.lm
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Removal,

Mr., Alfred Freeman, the leading
photographer here, finding that the
increase in his business demands more
room than his present quarters will
give, has handsomely fitted up a
studio over Reed ~ Lathrop's, on Main
street, where he will be ready for bust
ness on the 10th.
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A.A,pEARsON, 800 Main VI


The famous auction house of Mr..
Mayer is now here from st. Louis, with
large stocks of clothing, boots, shoes,
dry goods, notions, etc. According IN
the crowd we saw there this afternoon
they are doing good!business, and we
would advise all of our friends to go
and seo for themselves and compare
prices. Call and zee them at 500 Elm
street.
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DALLAS, TExAs, December 81, 1876.
There will be meeting of the stock.
holders of the First National Bank Of
Dallas, Texas, at its banking house in
this city, on Tuesday. the 9th day OF
January, 1877, for the purpose of elect.
ing Board of Directors for the ensuing
year.
de2Suy9 R.P. AUNsPAUGu. Cashier
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a. a. Parsons wholesale and retail
Millinery. Cloak and Suit House, 500
Main street, il constantly receiving
cloaks and ready.made dresses, from
"A to $40 each. Headquarters for ladies'
outfits. Bargains in every department.
Terms cash.
"A pEARSpN bOQ Main NJ
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Don,t he Conpl.,p,,w

That you do not know what to present
to your friend or sweetheart for q
Chrlstmas gift, but 90 to j. M. Dram,
207 Main street, and buy for the pur-
pose fine gold watch and chain, o
sparkllng diamond, choice locket
and necklace.- I'll. st vsg uaY
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Strnye,i.

One bay mare Pony, q years old, II
hands high, branded D. s. on ri ht
shoulder A suitable reward will be
paid for delivery OF same to the under.
signed at the Freight Depot, Ii. n 4. c.
NY, LGE0. W. GAINES.
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Tho observation-disclosures court

or Dallas county will meet on Mon
day, January 18Th, to complete the
purchase OF a poor farm and to attend
to such other business ar may come
upon it. By order Of
Il. II. WEST, Couuty Judge.
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A Card,

Owing to the removal of Mr.. J. $.
jackson, some of the public are under
the impression that am moving also.
| herewith state that shall remain at
my old stand, 7Ol Elm street and wish
all my old patrons and the public In
general to cali on
HERMAN LANCE,
Matchmaker and Jeweler, 70i elm street
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Remember that pipes are sold in re-
tail at Wholesale prices at Theodore
Remedies, 800 Main street; also du-
plicate Of his well known stock Of
cigars one door east of Thompson's
NheNirc
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f'vun,l

A pocketbook containing money
andvaluable papers. The owner can
have the same by proving property,
and paying for this notice.
III. PARKER,
Nov ana
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BE sure and see those beautiful cases
OF sterling silver goods, choice presents
for your wife, sister or mother-in, law,
at j. NJ. Oram's, 500 Main street.-tf
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Don't fail to get your costume ready
for the grand masquerade ball, which
will he held at San Jaclnto park, Sun
day, January IA, 1877, commence
ing at y p. m. No improper
characters admitted. lw
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Solitaire and cluster ear rings, pins,
rings, and general assortment of fine
diamond goods, just received by j..
Kncpny 4 Son, GA Main street. II
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Tno Herald Biudery.

Send your books to be bound aud
your paper to be ruled to THE HERALD
hlndery. A first class workman and
the best of binJeries.
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Ready-made dresses - 50 10 $40 each;
Cloaks - to $40; Hats to match suits,
at A. A. PearsonS, 500 Main street. II
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~ N etlrfll,f

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia-a t HOskins "
Howel's drug store. I'D.
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DIED,

FAY.-in Denton, on the 9TH instont. Mrs
SALLiE \. FAY, In the Sth year OF her nse.
uaushter OF Calvin and Virg inia Ann
Haynes of Dallas county.
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Christmas Presents

Whatmore appropriate for Father. Som and Brother
h an Oulht useful as well as ornamental? I'm these
days of Returning Boards
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are determined that the Housewife shall not be
counted out Our line Of CARPETS embraces every
ing them as
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purchased at the factories will, cash i'm hand Our
stock of CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES and ~ ATS
can not be undersold in the Southwest. As
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New Years Presents

C"y and country merchants are invited TO examine
place.
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Holiday Presents

In thisline what te people want these hard times
and1nO where can BETTER BARGAINS be got
than at