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{. A Savoy correspondent writes us
that negro RIDE Ia HAT ltown Tues
day morning and offered beautiful
four year old bay pony aud new
saddle snal, l,riiia tjasti5. The QUA
fit being wellMorth $40. he WAS ar
rested on suspicion pnd put under
charge of William Suddaih. The
first chance the negro got he seized
Suddatirs pistol, shot him through
the hand with Il aud made of. A
large number Of citizens at once
started in pursuit and overhaG,ed
him about a mile from town, but he
refused to surrender and made fight
at DIR. acknowledgements to pull
him off his Horse, whereupon the
the Doctor shot himswith revolver,
the ball.entering. "a little. below ibis
left eye. The negro was then cap
tured and taken back to Savoy,
All summer the negroes have been
holding revival aud rendering
themselves frantic, One negro wo-
man became So wrought up, jas to re-
qnire the utmost efforts Of 4 physi-
clan TO save her life. se4 - ,ta-s.
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NpYooRArIo TICKET.

y ---
For Governor.
k1tReM NJ. ROBERTS.
of Smith County.
sniyc5t5h c5das -
Missioner sf the Land Ofiico.
M. c. WALSH,
Travis County
= gress, Fourth District;
bGER Q. MILLS.
Navarro County.
iige, Fourteenth District;
~ c, ALEXANDER.
Y<(mk OF Bell County.
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The island of Cyprus. recently ae-
qnired by Disraeli's master stroke
of diplomacy Is attracting the. at
tention of the literati throughout
the world. sli III AsiiR .E,fdi.
Renowned In ancient history and
song, the home Of rmighty Gods, and
great men, sactified by tliefootsteps of
Paul and St. John a great and holy
antiquity has wrapped'ft in shadow
and thrown about IL the mysteries of
the vague and beautiful. Thither
while the Pyramids we're building
and the children of Israel were
wandering haggard and worn
through bleak deserts, while our
forcfathers were sacrificing human
victims in Driudical temples, the
the civilization Of the then earth,
1nkht yotiye offerings TO theshrine
Eiap Aphrodite. But the
sSenerable antiquity
| !! : !: !;
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auJdvertising Msdium the
,y EyINER ana "Exnmiaer sad
fkifm- p,4t very superior Inducements,
haying a cbined circulation of more than
ten times a ch as any other paper published
In the cityjWaco,
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Texas News Items.

The assessment rolls of Fannin
county will reach about four mil
lions. OF this amount Sls4,Ss6 is in
cash on hand. The assessment
shows that the cattle and horses in
this county have decreased consider
able, while the hogs have increased,
Evidently the hogs are destined TO
take this country.
Mexia rhinestone Coz Ledger |:
Malarial sickness prevails. Cotton
in the neighborhood of Mexia IL suf-
fering for ruin AteThoruton hogs
have the lockjaw. IN
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FREE

FOR TIKI SPEEDY CURE OF Seminal
weakness, Lost Manhood, and all disorders
brought on by indiscretlon or excess Dir.
JAQUEs Co, 100 West Sixth ST., Cipcin-
natl, Ohio. marled&wly
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A RONk.kkYPFRs SANS:
HOW TO iDECEIyE.

II your hair or whiskers arg grey they can
be Instantly changed to a beautiful black by
TUFTS Hail Dye, and deceive The closest OBJ
server. This Article possr~ses ruhiitles nerer
known before. Sold ky hi tft,iggisis
+ aUrS5dxNy -7---l'--sss-----
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he binding, sickening heat with
ch the country Il. at present de-
! & q, renders cxtroine, caution nee
1 Nv. Sun-strokes and prostraiion
lpced hg extreme heat, though
y,usy not pc fatal, permanently
pair the constitution. Children,
'e and aged persons especially
"a r. kept from out the sun.
nR Sshc sun, tlie,s IS death
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|5Splitics--G reeuback. 80
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communion 10 love.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-11
my anonA mAnKnr.

PRINTB--Allen's o Ia; American o l.s;
Harmony W; farmer o; Gloucestor D i.a;
berlin Solid b W. hiohmond Pink .; Mall
Heavy SIaowN poMEsTIo--indian
head 3; Lawrence Xxx 3; Antelope 7 l.2; Lake
George AA7 ~; Ettrlck XX03.i; Pegnot A
Lay Ridge A q; Titan IL "a; Exoelsior
xxX6 81 Charter Oak A 4 Graniteviile rs
FINE ~ B mstStss ssfaEEssTSIsespwish,A An.
cbor l-2j holyokes 10y, salisbury J. Ia; Al.
lendale ~, 7s Ailendale ", ~ Allendsls
woTessler = ~ Fearless A 30, ga. - -,
New York Mills u. Fruit OF the Loom, 3 "a;
Larwell 0; Lonsdale, s 8!i; Bristol y; Cabot
y Id; Hampahire y; Hailowell 4; Reynolds
Ed Harris 7.S, !; slatersyille 7.s, q. Willow
dale rs, ~ Peerless "a, .; Lonsdale Gam.
oambric .; Diamond Hill cambric 10,
DUCkS-Sevage 500 " l-s; Sewage 10 or
10 l.2; Montana 40 Inch ~; Lion Brown ~ Ia;
Hampton US brown II l.2; Hampden US
drab u l-2; Hampden 90 brown 10 l-2;
u ~; Artisan striped 10; Allendale plaid 10;
ressSifSa G'S1 lllois' Co., Flat, Sizes High
CoRsET JEANs-Naumkeag, sl-s; Penn.
TJCRs-Amoskeag AGA, lie; do. A 10 l-2;
do. d II l-2; do. Fl0i belmont AGA 10 do,
XXX 10 1.s; do. Xxx Is l.2; do. X III Conisto-
ga gold medal, ~, lDi do. gold medal rs. lbi
do VI 10 H.; do AA 10; do X9 Methnen IA
Ii l.2. 4.I
CHECKs-E Economy, l25Sc; Amerious, lilo;
Caledonia, No. 70, loo; Park 100, tic.
DENlMS--Boston 0; Am0skeag II; Belmont
Al III do CCC ~; do BIB 10 l-?l do AAA lhj
Warren &C ", do BIB 10 Ia; do AKA 10; Fear
river ~ IL.
ChEVIoTs--Arlington, S9@0c, Evretts
l21an; Amosiieag l2c.
srklPES--A merican, 9lSc: Glasgow, 90
lac; Alabama, 6-3, brown, l211c.
Ronirew, 90; Southwark, SC; Dress styles
l0lsc,
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WmOLEsALE annurnY mAnurr

hAuoN, per lb-hhort clear, . a.ie,loo,
sai, s'is'ei breakfast, 10 l2sliei dry
o,i hglTEi per ib- Western, aossSoi country
BAKIN0 POWDERS varIoos br.nds q,
~ eans, per doA VI ea0gi 30, ~ do do, 81 bIes
zmi 90 40, " mot 10,
uhhhhll- Western. N 10, n 10 lao,
CANDLES htar, ~ 10 NJ, ibO,l6o,
cofFkk-Java, per 10, 2A@aO rio, choice.
ssgH i'ge prime, 2i9si lici common 20
inlr, ~ l-lpa ls2o.
o0NCENrHATED LYE--yarloua branda
uok, 70 cans, per oaso, " 25,b o.
FlAii-M ackeral Dor Dbl, 80 OOsSll 10; hit,
VI ,WAgl ~ white nah, hit, p5ssl a.
uEnINNis-bIlod,p per oox, iOtdaOc,
FISH -Drled goldfish, per 10, q a.la7n,
LARD-ln tieroe, OA-iaiOc; % ib pals. ION
10 l'yoi and ~ Id Ia tins, n al@lao w
hAMs- Fer Id, fancy brands, liS@l6yto,
MOLLkSsEs-Faucy Louisiana. per val
GSgggSci Choice, OSsOOci Prime 5OsS5c; Fair'
ilcE-Louislana, per Id, 7s1i.sc
SUGAR - 0ranulalod per III, II 2.lll2o,
vfnhhed,. " l'2glloi Powdered, n l-2wi2o,
Louisiana, Oa0 lao Prime, ! i.igs i,ac; orii.
nary 10 Fair, h9s lido; Common, 3-i4sc.
soDA-Casei discard, English, Gsd lao.
SfARCH- Various brands, per ID, 4s.a5o.
soAP-oliye, @.sSc; fancy soaps, per box,
SALT Liverpool sack, 81 COOL o5; ohio
river, In bbls, " Bg2 90; table, per sack, 10
TEA-0unpowder, 5Oa76o, imperial. BOO
s5ci Japan, nOspOo, 0olong, iOg7bo.
vINE0AR-Cider, 26@5Oci white wine, 80
6g7hc,
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Kaufman Times Among the sever.
~ candidates for congress, none stands
more prominently, is attracting more
hlplle attention and winning more pub,
70 attention and winning its confidence
Than Colonel Olin Wellborn. Despite
lhe immortal Bard 10 tho contrary
lhfFe u something Ia name-espeeial'
y with great talents 10 back it--and
around that Of Well.born there hangs a
ehArm asspolent perhaps AZ that which
mas ~ Times gone by after lew brief
years, lllled ifom amongst the ranks of
The people, TO the pinnacle of power
and lame, less attractive men. Around
Tho person of Nepolpn the great there
was an Irresistible charm ii Was his
lallsman, No man ever gained the
public confidence or swayed lis power
without possessing 10 q great extent
THIS attribute, To say that Colonel
Wellborn possesses the power of ats
tracing aud winning all who listen 10
his oraIory, a. well III those with
whom he comes In contact, would he
hut 10 admit what every one says
who has heard him speak or had
Intercourse with him. Az an
orator he stands the peer
OF any In Texas, On the leading
national questions OF the day he Ia pro-
ioundly oonyersanti while with the no.
ceasltles aud requirements OF his own
state there 10 perhaps but one man
Throekmorton--so fully acquainted.
Az q lawyer no ranks at the very front,
bearing his honors with that modesty
aud digniiy the true characteristic Of
worth, and the sure mark of an honor.
able, polished gentleman, None can
doubt that the future career OF no emf.
nent man will add lustre TO his name |
and strengthen the high regard in
which he Is held by the people, Colos
mel Wellborn IL the candidate Of no ring
or clique, He asks the peoples suifa-
ges on his own merits; he acts honor-
ably and fair towards his opponents, As
in the case Of Hon. j. W, Throckmor>
ton, we predict kaufman county would |
instruct for him we look forward with |
confidence and hope--relylng on the
sound judgment and wisdom OF our
dclegates--to place beneath that name |
which graces our columns us Kaufman
county's choice Tor governor, that of
Colonel Olin Wellborn, OF Dallas, for
congress.
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TopACco MARKET.

PLUG TOBACCO-Virginia bright, finel
pounds, S5gsl; do do fine and extra twist, 900
Zoe; do do extra Gin twist, 6S@7Oc; do me.
diuin & and l2-intwist; 5S@tOc DO common ~
in. twist. l5@5oc; do mahogany navy, 81, 49,
IS, 46a5Oc; Louisville navy, bright mahog-
any. 5l0s56c; do do mahogany, 4S95ic; do do
mahogany b class. 4S@50c; do do dark ma
hogany, 4Sg5Oc; do do fine black. 2g@olc.
FINE CUT-Unoice, 7099Oc; medium, TUG
$50; fair, 7O@80o; common, 6O@0oc.
sM0KING-virginia smoking, ~ ana a.
50saSc; Kentucky s5gSoe common non, ' S. s aon
radez, imported, per Id, 81 45.
DOMESTIC ClGARS-Hayana, s6OgioO;
seed and Havana, 4O9S0; do do scrap hlier /,
35@i5; Connecticut seed, 1@S5; ordinary,
i5SlS; cheroots and skies, li@l3. ,ooo o..
IMPORTED CIGARS, price per 1000, heg
del raw, $3.50; L.ondres, sl40; Brevas, $40; Con-
chas, Si3O; Flor de Prinsado, sllO; Londres de
Corte, SIS; Opera Grand, sll0; Operas. siV'
Opera Rens, $50; Rena Victoria, 500; Honra-
'sNuFF-Maccaboy, S5@ssc; Rape French
81; Scotch and Dundyfoot, SSSs9c; common
IN
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International Typowr~p,.,ea'- Union.

The International Typographical on-
ion met at Detroit June third, with
forty.four delegates from fifteen states
and Canada present. l.. A. Brant, OF the
Detroit Union, made the welcoming
address. Darwin Streeter, OF st.
Louis, read the annual address, in
which he expressed an opinion adverse
to the admission of female composltor,s
to membership; advocated the estao'
lishment of an international fund from
which to assist striking unions; In,
dorsed the sub" list, and denouncea
the buster of those who, worthless
themselves, seek to incite genuine
workmen to unlawful acts through the
medium of paid agitators; The only
union established during the year was
at Springfield, Illinois. There were
eight reductions, but only three strikes,
during the year, at Albany, Cnicaso
and Toronto, the first one named being
still in progress. Reports from the
eastern states were favorable gener.ally,
though a great falling Oft in business
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BEN +. WOLFE,
General stat Q Asen
U,HE STATE or TEX As-To THEsHER-
in or any coustabl OF Dallas county,

n n
TIME STATE or TEX As-TO THEsHER-
il in or any constable Of Dallas county,
Greotingif You are hereby commanded
that BY making publication Of this citation
In some newspaper published In the county
Of Dallas for four weeks previous e We n, re-
whose residences u unknown, 10 be and ap-
pear before II. George, ]. p. OF precinct No. d
DslIas county, Texas. on the 5th day OF
July, A. ID. Isis, then and there 70 snswer
INTO q. K. Keene ON an account for one hun-
dredl and my four and .e1h.lO dollar
NJ. Is5e. and ending April. 1873, bill Of partic-
MAR died with sait May g, Isis. afiidsyit be-
ing made that the above account waa Just,
due and unpaid. And whereas the anSant,
o. Il. Keene, has also filed a1idavit stating
that the defsndants, J. II Jones, residence
is.unknown 70 him, whereiore ne prays tnat
a citation be served by publication.
Herein fall not, and due return make
hereof as the law directs.
Given under my hand this, the 17th Gay OF
MAY, A. ID. 1878. GEORGE, J. r.,
mayIsdit-wlt Dallas County, Texas.
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There Is Trouble In store

For those who neglect to rectify irregulari'
ties Of the stomach, liver and bowels, when
they foolishly imagine will "come right OF
themselves" Or this Silly error such per-
sons are usually disabused by the develop
ment OF some serious chronic malady, trace
able TO what they were pleased to consider
trifing disorder Of the above named asso-
ciate organs. Such u culmination 10 eaAlly
avoided, A course Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters Invariably has the effect OF renewing
the secretive action OF n torpid liver, restor,
ing healthy digestion aud assimilation, aud
rendering the habit of body perfectly regu.
mnc, ions being restored, aud the entire sys-
TEN toned and regulated by this incomp,ra'
bic corrective and invigorant, no danger 10
the general health is TO he apprehendeu
from causes which, II not eradioated In
time, will assuredly undermined 1t.
iu0tol7dlw wilt
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w. N. 'PRATHER,
Tar Collector, Dallas County.
EsTRAYS.

Taken up by George waller and estrayed
before Z. q. McLure,,J. r.; one light pay
handed on the left shoulder "3 II" valued
at so. 800
Taken up by JEFF. johnson, and estrayed
hefore W, w. Peak, Justice OF the peace, one
dark bay or brown mare, eight years old.
fourteen hands high, brand indescribaDie.
Valued at thirty-nve dollars. D-St
Taken mn by 4. j. Miller and estryyed be-
foo W w. Peak, Justice of the peace, ono
hrovn morse, fifteen years old, sixteen -and-a
\ Iii hands high and branded Cook on lief
shoulder. Valued at fifteen dollars. 83
taken up by r. A. Sole and estrayed before
!. II. Hewitt, justice OF the peace. one dark
Sav horse. eight years old, fourteen hands
Sasb and branded ID l. on LEFT shoulder and
on ieft hip o. OF. Valued at twenty. q ny (.
dollars.
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m. prevention OF "a Tery,ble Disaster,

No dlsordars, excepting the most deadly
those which llstvn upon hs kidneys, such
maladies, 'when they become chronic--and
none arc 10 liable 10 n sumo that phase
completely VIZ oh the system. To prevent
Hostettor'a lBitters, which experience has
proved 10 be highly effective M u means OF
imparting tone md regularity 10 the organs
OF urination as well as TO the liver, stomach
and bowels Another beneficial result OF
its dlurollc action, ~ the elimination from
the blood OF impurities which boget, rheu-
matism, govt, dropsy and other inaladies.
BY increasing the activity Of the Kidneys, IL
augments the depurativo ef1iclenoy OF those
organs, which are most important outlets
for the escape Of such impurities. Ju3tolO
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"Gernan syrup"

gwen such n lest OF lis curative qualities ny
BosCHHR's GERMAN SYRUP. In three years
two milton four hundred thousand small
bottles OF this medicine was distributed free
Of charge by druggists In this country TO
those afflicted Win consumption asthma,
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia ana other
diBeases Of the throat and lungs, giving tho
American people undeniable proof that
German syrup will cure them. The result
has been that druggists In every town and
village in the United States are recommend
ing IL @ their customers. Go TO your drug
gist and ask what they know about II. sam
Die bottles 10 cents Regular size 70 cents.
Three doses will relieve any case.
iul0l n. wit
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YELLOW PINE-Boxing, scantling, per
thousand, $40 w; dressed, SIS %; flooring,
SIS 90; weather boarding, sl2 10; fencing,
SlB w, T.NlH.
WHITE PINE-Rough, per thousand ,
si5 10; surfaced, 500 0O matched ceiling, S'2 10;
Notwithstanding, $50 90. -
surfaced, $50 %; pickets, S45 90. -
SHINGLES yellow pine, cut, IS OO(g3 O0i
long leatp sawed, sS 6O cypress cut, W w
"a 20. 49,.
sand
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Centaur
.Lininn entS.

ono.Kind:io,.tho Human Family.
The othor for Horneu and Animals.
These I.inimenis are simply the wonaer o,
tho world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
the white Imminent Ia for the human
family. twill drive rheumatism, sciatica
bngo, Chii6laina, Lack Jaw. Palsy, Itch, and
most Oataneoua Eruptiona; II extracts ffost
nom fronen hands and feet, ami the poison
OF bites and atings OF vsnomous reptiles; II
svsry Kind. WHOM snralns or brnises occur,
y Y The most potant remedy ever discovered
70 heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin-
lment IN used with great .eiiicacy for bore
and %:sH sss fhs eo wns a Il but ls sS
pie OF the numerous testimonials. H..
'lnpiArA lIoAE, Jof. Co., Ind, May as, ls7g
Ell think II my duty TO inform You that
have suffered Hssh w,te n,e,s Ls,i and
has done nc uork for me. have not been
free from these wellings IN eight years. Now
Ians perfectly Wsii. The inimont ought 10
be applied warm. f4a4t,.r
"BENJAMIN BROWN
The proof ID In the trial. IL IL roliablel "
" handy, II Ia cheap, and every family
hould have the Whiteen Ctaur Linim on
The Yellow Ccnsnur Imminent L.
fesh OF horses and animals. II has perform.
cd more wonderful cures In three years OF
SPAWN, strain, Wind-gails. Scratches,
sweeny, and general Lamenesa; than al
great Expressinen say OF 10:
"NRw YoRK, January, 1919.
"Every owner OF horses should give the
Centaur Liniment n uial We consider II
tho best article ever nssd n our GU, stables.
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rsc,Ir,ENTs-Irish potatoes, per 6bi,ss o.
bs 81. Unions, per Dbl, SO 50; Cabbage, wen'
10. ~ w. ,er crate, none; southern, per uoAen'
81 o., MIou'SI'H Nh CHEESE-Butter, western
d BY ~ a6aa5c; cheese, western, izSlSc aos IN
per rpyiiiTSHpples green, per bbl, 70 UoSo ~
ss drIed Der lbs, Sc; peaches, per 10 % &C.
Apples ar per box co. Lemons, per box TO-
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has occurred in some Of tho most i'm.
npl'aanI glliesi lhe SANS eenditiona pre-,
van IN The middle states, while in ,he
factory. -''''"
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by Yolr rIshss and snip Ys,r Freight
Hau,ton and Texas Central Railway

The following ofices and Agents have
been establishing By this Company. where
may be had concerning mot
only the II. 1T. b. Railway, bat Texas gem
w. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
4. ALLIE SeItSs.;ssisrn Pass. Agent. ioi
CIaT1x street, Chicaeo, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent NJ,
X. and IT., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohis.
#, A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Information may also DO had 1t the agsp.
Q e OF the n, X. 4 T. Rail way, in New York,
Osiicago, Oinoinnati, Hannibal and 81. Loaf
= ~ J. WALDO,
ssn7 Pss. : Ess!:s,a A A. Fe 100, zszs
sar ssps.s Hssasss. -ssIsa1saSis
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Honey.

N Pitchers Cast0rin IN n complete substi-
tute for Castor OIL, and IL as pleasant TO take
az Honey. IL is particularly adapted TO
Teething and irritable children. IL destroys
worms, asslmulatea. the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Colo. Few rom
edies are M efficaclous for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
toria Ia o scientific and purely Vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OIL,
and neither gags or gripes.
CoLUMpIA. Conn.,. May 3, 1876.
Messrs. J. d. Rose q Co., N. r.:
Gents: have family Of eight children,
and have used as much Castortn as any fain-
lily In the United States, I think. ] have
never found anything equal TO IT. Ny chill
dren have been saved from q fever several
times by the use OF Oastoria. recommend
It's use for children, for many diseses they
are subject 10, In preference 10 any medicine
I know OF. feel II my duty to give this GER
tificate on account OF the dement's have de-
rived by the use Of Castoria,
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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RREAnSTuEFS.

itFLOUR-Crescent, in sacks, ssT6; San
jacinto, $3.50; Empire, So %; XXX, SS9 90 !
Eagle, 81 10; Magnolia, In sacks, Us lbst " % !;
odds xxx, s3 so; State Central xXAX,
SO 25; Choice Family, IS rs Star Mills, M
Al 10 Graham, So Is bran, 81 W corn meal,
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INVENTORY Of REAL ESTATE
SITUATED IN DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS.
Advertised by W. II. PRATHER, Tax Col.
leotor, Of Dallas County.

ut the courthouse door, In the city OF Dallas,
nallas county, State OF Texas, between the
hours of 10 q. m. and p. M, TO the highest
bidder, for cash In hand, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the county OF
Dallas, State OF Texas, for unpaid taxes, and
all dues. for the years 1871 and ls73, COM
mencing on the first Tuesday In July, Che
2nd) 1878. and ending when the said Taxes
are paid or the property all sold.
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COUNTRY paoDuus
LIVE sr0oH mAaEsr.
FISH AND mEArs.

uANNED-peylled ham, % 25gs 40, sal.
,;nsa iip v i,ss do l,9halsrs, " OJsa 10
DJnii Corn best, VI ~.
W 7aslb %. W. '''"" o"h'
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STATE ANNOUNCEMENTS:
pop Co,uuiissiensr General Land
wv UIlioe.

Weare authorized % announce Mr., Y, N,
II NRiliS, III BELL county, ~ q candidate iDI
,n'n,,,issi0ner OF General Land nliiee, sub
,rel in lilo seiion OF the state Daueoeratip
Conventions
Wa ars aulhnrized n announce Captain
pYt M'JLA BORNE, OflalVeslOn, u ehndi-
xxx tOr llomIi ihaiOneT ueneral Land once,
snblecl 10 the action OF tho Slate democratic
Conventions
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Far Sheriff.

We ara authorized 10 announce W. NJ,
MOON ior re,olection 10 the ONCE OF sherin
nj Inc ensuing election.
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For County Judge.
Por Comfy Attorney.

We are authorized W announce v, y, Mo.
LtIl.E, M q candidate for county Judge, at
the ensuiug eleuiOni
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Wenrs authorized 10 announce Hon, NAT
Al 'UulFOHn ~ u candidate for JuatleG OF
iho Peoe, Precinct No. /, ~ the enhning
election,
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,ownv,, AVN suOT.

PoWpER.-Keg Is lbs,FFF rifle Tl5; Kee
l2% lbs, FFF. rifle. sS.SS; Kes Ola, lbs FFF'
e2.0l, Blasting, si.25. ID y W
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Report-rinanei.I.

Noon Keport-financini.
Nav yopK. Juns iO.-1sstocks are buoyaant.
,,rnav NJ per cent. Gold at Ex-
money a-iong "a iH: short 81 Sgx. state
S Sonds quiet. Government bonds firm.
!. evening Report-Fins:esni.
NEW YORK. june lo--Monsy easy AZ sI Per
Government bonds steady, state oona'
dull.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Assessor,

Weara authorized 10 announce JOHN II,
WIsT IN . candidate for County Assessor at
tic next election
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LINE AND CEMESsTI.

CEMENT-Ro sendle- Is worth " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, $50 y barrei
Dallas, 81 50. a. or,h
IS; In bulk, 81 So; ordinary Dallas Soo' per
'q PshLXssrEa ID worth 50 30 v barrel. ~ ~
The aupply;0f the above mentioned ertis
an Ia ample demand fair tmarket nrm.