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The Worthington advance., 1878-12-12

ttuu lcit'tAHc. OHt AAOVeiClSIS ife look
ing for the second coming Of Jesus.
and if this wonderful story is true, he
has surely come.
The attestpd document says: eve
left home, Van Vert, OHIO, to-day
with Mrs. Kline and three other ladies,
en- route for Terre Haute, Indiana, as
Mrs. Kline. the medium for the Jus
tice B1nd,' lad been directed to 60
there by "er spirit guide, who is the
leader Of the band. lie promised to
| materializr there and manifest himself
through the ,netliumship OF Mrs. Stew
art, IL undertaking medium of that
city. On our arrival there we, by pre-
vious appointment, met Mrs. l.. E.
Lewis, OF Jacksonville, Florida, and
Mrs. Dr. a. L. Gutter, Of Louisville,
ny. We attended i seance this even
ing ut Mrs. Strwart's rooms, in Pence
ilall. and saw ten or twelve material
Ized spirit forms stand in the cabinet
door-ful! sized forms Of men and wO-
men. The control of Mrs. stewart is
I'LL Indian woman called Minnie. She
is quite Il talkcr speaking through the
organs of The medium. The first spir-
it form that came to the door was
George Smith: Il brother of the medi-
nm. lie threw both doors. OF the cab
met open, so that we could see both
him and the medium at tie same time.
lie said, Good evening friends, 'aloud,
stood there several minutes before re-
entering the cabinet Then came the
materialzed spirit of Nimrod, who liv-
ed in ancient times. lie was dressed
in ancient costume, and belonged to
the Justice Band.' lie shook hands
with us. lie is not an Indian, but a
chief of the ancients-the mighty hunt
ers of old. Next came forth the mate
rlalized form of Jesus, and stood in the
door short time i'll q white robe and
crown of thorns upon his head. He
advanced from the cabinet and took
the hands Of Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Lew
IS before retiring to the cabinet. After
This came the spirit form Of Mr.. Pat
'-teison Conn, formerly of Van Vert,
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-BuilalO tonguea NJ HaggnrpH.-ti
New horses and new tuggieH NJ
Orr'H new stable, on Main street, II
Choice cured buffalo nj llaggarps'
II you want 10 save u hundred
dollars In tho purchase ofa buggy, go
10 OTT'a,-tL
ORA Darlington aud Pace would
respectfully announce 10 their friends
and the public that they have hecome
associated IN the practice Of the ueV'
eral branches VI their profession. For
the present they will retain Dr. Car
rnglOn'a office, Dr., PAGES residence,
corner u Young aud lirowdeL
mhli In
--lfyou want 10 buy family car
rIage, Orr has the latest slyles and
patterns, IT.
Your lie can bo saved by lluNT'H
REMEDY. Dropsy aud Nil diseases Of
the Kidneys, bladder, and urinary or
gans, ARE cured by HUNTS REMEDY,
Hundreds who have been given up by
their physicians ~ die have been saved
by HUNTS REMEDY, aud are now llv.
Ing witnesses Of In value. dlw.wlt,
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DnIINn OiIy Lunlbrr Yard,

Pure cider NJ lIaggarta--tf
-Four No, I mules for sale at
Orr'a, II
do to lryay 4 Connors for Wiz
ard oil, ~
Have your clothes cleaned, dyed
aud repaired by Henry Keller 800,
North side Main street. mohlOSlm
You may hear Of duh times where
ever you 90, but pass by the New York
clothing house, and there you will llnd
customers at all times, II
-Gentn' furnishing goods, IN all the
leading styles, ut the New York cloth
Ing house, II
Query Why viii men emoke
common lohacco, when they can buy
Mnrhur Bros Seal Of North Caro-
liza, ut the same pricow jnn.3ldly.
The largest, finest aud cheapest
stock Of millinery, hdies' suits aud
fancy goode, At Iralson's, 5l2 Main
street. mch3O.lm
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sanitary Suggestion,

While We live IN q country which h
~ healthy 40 any on the green foot
stall, every safeguard should DO adop'
tod 10 prevent such Diseases ~ are
engenderei ny surface drainage The
exposure of garbage gnd offensive
matter remalnlng Ia back yards 10 lhe
action Of the sun NJ any season Of The
year II not desirable, Tho yapora OF
calculations which ARE produced, must
certainly tend 10 produce dlaeasei and
while IN the winter hut little damage
can arise from this source the CASE IL
entirely changed when the heat of the
sun becomes Intense, Tho people 0l
Dallas owe II ~ themselves
10 SEQ that nOlhlngng Whatever he
loft undOne 10 prevent such elects m
would he produced by the production
OTIdeyelOpment NJ mlaHma ~ malaria
Ia our city, twin be freely admitted
that II diseaaos DO not lind u suitable
condition, u sporadic GaAe may DO met
with, but the disease viii not spread
Human life IL worth saving, aud from
humanitarian standpoint, an ounce
Of prevention IL worth pound Of cure
The way to prevent sickness IL by far
the most useful study to physician,
When the body N attacked, nrt may
alleviate suffering, but nature alone
can throw Oh the disease, This truth
will he recognized by all, The wlHeal
way, then, ot getting I'll Of disease Ii to
avoid tho conditions which create II,
The preservation n the health Of the
city N M much the duty NJ the private
citizen IN II h Of the board OF hoalth,
and this eau be best assured by policing
the back yards and cleaning tho ceaa'
pools before the malaria IL ongen dered
by the vertical rays Of the aun, The
fail trade OF Dallas, 10 take CONNER
cinl view Of the question, would DO de-
stroyed II sickness were TO break out
here In August or September.
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Dallas oIiy Lun,hsr Ward
-rl0YnT nd HnnrnILIa. IN

--Ployer NJ HaggarpH,-lf
buy your bugHes NJ Orr's-lhey
all do H. Il
Picture frames aud monldlugH,
new patterns ~ wall paper for 1915 At
Reed " Lalhrops, lNga I'm
-Chol5e western butter NJ llaggaTpH'
II, w, Harry n Brother have a
large aud timely lot of reirIgeralors
just IN, Gall Ia and secure one early
mph26 I'm
For railroad tickets, NJ reduced
rates, call on Fred, Mangel, ticket
broker LeGrand hotel, lilo can save
you rom one 10 elght dollars on u
ticket, "
or II selling hla bugglea and
wagons ~ twenty-five per cent loss
than MI, Louis prices III
-dood Judges say, by word aud no.
ton, that for low figures aud good as'
sOTtment In shirw, hats, full suits,
the New York clothing house ranks
! frat II
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Dallas Uity lumber Yard.

Prairie chickens at Haggart's.
Two car loads Of buggies and plat
form wagons, at Orr's.-tf
--Burlap sacks at Haggart's.-tf
Were we to make bulletin of prices
of our goods and how we sell them,
white vests at 35c., one dozen hose
at 40c., other goods in comparison,
we could not find hands enough to
wait on our customers, at the New
York clothing house. If
-Ify you want to trade an old buggy
for new Que, Orr's ia the place. TT.
Sorghum seed at Haggart's.
Reliable help for weak and ner.
vous sufferers. Chronic, painful and
Frustrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's electric
belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
limitations. Book and journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic company, Gin,
cinnati, Ohio.
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LOCAL JOTTINGs.

Cotton continues TO arrive.
The vegetable market IL fast i'm
proving,
"A hung jury In the lieOrdon bank
robbery ease,
There was II good deal Of wheat on
the market yesterday.
The fire boys were out yesterday
with their trucks exercising.
During the fore part Of yesterday
high blustery winds prevailed,
The pay car on the TeXaa and
Pacific road passed through yesterday,
The Slonewall lIreys had a busi'
ness meeting NJ their mmOry last
night.
The west bound train on the Texas
and Pacific was four hours late lust
night,
"A new frame house IL going up on
Main street opposite the Continental
hotel
-Oflcer DlclIey and his force sue
ceeded in pounding thirty.eight hogs
yesterday,
--DNllas Is again on her good beha
vior She has tut one prisoner in the
oalaboose.
"A new residence Is in course Of
erection near the corner of Commerce
and Ervay streets,
The rain settled the dust and since
the mud dried tho streets are in splen-
did condition, yet II want, last long,
Would II not he good idea for our
cit council to adopt the Mollett regis.
ter ne proceeds to 20 exclusively to.
wur paving the streets?
he hotel drummers are becoming
asoro nuisance, making more noise
ban he law allows on the arrival of
trains and the officers should see that
1t is stopped.
Captain Dean left yesterday morn
ing Tor the poor farm with the follow
Ing prisoners: J Il. Larry and Hays
Hnwley, Joe Gardner, Mollie Brown
aud samuel Bosly, colored
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'aIias city Lumber Yard.
Reed a. L,nthrOp.

In spite of the hard times the sta.
tionery business seems to be we'll pat
ronized. Al the well-known house Of
Reed " Lathrop, you will find new
goods continually arriving, and an air
of business that is refreshing these dull
times. 1t is the general rendezvous of
those in search of wall paper, blank
books, wrapping paper, paper bags or
any of the thousand and one articles
that are found in u first,class book
store. If.
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THE COURTS.
County Court.

State Va, William Smith, charged
with theft Of u saddle. Pleaded guilty,
ami was fined liny dollars aud punt h.
mcnt fixed ut one DAYS. imprisonment
In county jaIl
state W. johnson, theft Of money,
Pleaded guilty, aud was fined one hun
drod dollars aud two dayS imprlaonN
ment IN the county Jail,
State Va. W. g, Whiteman, CHARGED
with keeping II dIsordtrly house, was
fined one hundred dollara and costs.
District court,
State w. John Rcardon, charged
with assauting with latent TO Kill,
hung jury.
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Moonlight Party.

Another OF those delightful moon
light parties will be given at the Gen.
trail park, Thursday evening, April
18th. All who attend are assured of q
pleasant time, good music and dane
ing. Gentlemen and their families in
vited. No improper characters adj
mitted.
st. Louis lager beer five cents per
glass. Admittance free.
aplg-2t GUS MlGNON, Manager
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DALLAS. TEXAS,
A woRD 40 BUSINESS MEN,
4 Limited Number ~ Advertisements
solicited ior an EKira Ediiion ~ Tea
Thousand Copies ~ iha Weekly Her

aid,
on ne l3m NJ AprA uofi M wW commence
ne publication NJ he DrlHQucafLhi' ~ bdlim
County N TuR wEKRY liERAlp, We hts
are 10 BE- published mreo mece'sirc wcfhr
Hehis he rcOuiar iwW n TnE WrHNLY
ilEHALp, hfiyJHe hundred efird oopic' wNi
beailioi maetiy 10 ne edaion, making an a.
Uc0afe efira hsue " own TKE THOUSAND
Oorns, Thee erira copies mo n be maNed n
nonresident proporiy'hoticV, hWitHd run
spiouousiy n m fopns ad pRia0a N Mecoua'
" and scattered TROUT cdif,
4 hmHd number ~ advertisements, m'rdo-
Hreig di,playoi pW b. inserted n TnE WHfE-
Y lIEaALp dDria0 ne publication Whe hi',
qhe cord advantage nus oGerrd 10 ne mrr-
chant 70 adrerihe hh Ooods, iud a. he prinD
trade opens, are too obpioW 10 he opcriooiod, 4
HERALp representative wW cdH Won oW mrr'
chants brilpcn MS AMI ne day NJ puhicdioa
who wW Niiod advertisements Jor The hm6od
spdoe,
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This fine thoroughbred, premium
bull, the property OF VILLA Wiley, viii
stand two month ut the stahlea Of a,
G, Camp, on the Central railroad, one
mile from the city limits, at five dol
lars cash, Money to he paid before
the COW is served. Reference for
blood and qualities, r. NJ. Gano, Dali
lps, Texas. Rpri dim
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

From Harry hin, the Champion
wrestler. No. 10 East Houston street,
New York.
| know of no remedy that will so
quickly remove the discoloration Of the
skin resulting from injuries, soreness
and pains of the joints, muscles and
homes, the result OF violent and con-
tinued exercise, as Giles Liniment
lodide OF Ammonia. / have used 1t
myself and have seen 1t used by 9TH
ers, and recommend its use to all sth>
letes. For sale by Connor & Walker,
druggists, Dallas, Texas.
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iu Ih.s city jWt might AZ I' o'o.o,.,
of coo omp6uu. d. g. Mcdonnell. The
'NuoaI win take place at o'clock this
evening FROM hia lat. residence to the
Nw1uig haris, grounds.
The d.Ueased, who ranked among
our foremost merchants AZ u man of
business and integrity, came to this
country from Missouri in 1858, without
means, yet possessing an honest heart
and willing hands he soon rose to his
true level, His first employment was
in Lancaster in this county, as the
"village smith, Kind and courteous
to fault he soon had gathered about
him u host of friends, At the break
ing out of the war he joined the con-
federate army and was soon after elect
ell second lieutenant of DarnelPs
company of infantry, with which COM
mand he served with honor until the
close of the war. He at once returned
to this city, broken in fortune but with
an indomitable spirit, aud DOMINIC his
apron once more applied himselfat the
forge. BY his upright dealing he begot
a fair name and credit which enabled
him to open up hardware store in this
place. In 1874 he was elected alder
man by the voters OF his ward, in
which position he served with dstinc-
ton. He was regarded rs one of our
most substantial citizens, and in his
death Dallas has lost coed citizen.
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Jones Il Spalholt, merchant tallors,
7Ol Main street. over Singer sewing
machine office, have just received and
keep constantly on hand well select.
ed stock Of cloths, cassimeres aud doe
skins, and everything pertaining to u
lirst'class tailoring establishment. zen
per cent, Of for clergymen. '...y.
ton guaranteed u.3u
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Removal,

Lewis Neale has removed his stock
OF rugs and medicines to No. 705 Elm
strea., new building, first door west
Of Cowen Il Co., where he will keep q
full line Of drugs, medicines, toilet ar
tloles, tc. The patronage of the pubs
lie is RI spectfully solicited. Prescrip.
lions carefully compounded. I'm.
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~ :, 49, HWOHE
The New Orleans Times sOy1oy is not
contest for the colectorsh;. The old
port Is not for the old rigs his pole
means something morchildhood DAYS
struggle between the tw, cork with
republican party or, rather, play about
of that p arty, for supremacy.
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DnIIas city Lu nber Yard.
Notice.

On and after April LIST, 1878, the st.
Louis ticket office OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway will be in
the new building, No. 100 North Fourth
street, opposite the Planters house.
Rooms seven and eight same building,
above the new offices OF the
undersigned. Respectfully,
JAMES ID. BROWN,
General Passenger Agent.
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The undersigned offers his services
to the citizens OF Dallas and Grigsby
league, to make correct All prompt
surveys Of lots, having four years ex
perienoe as city engineer.
W. NJ. JOHNSON,
apr dim Civil Engineer
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DniIns Ci,y lumber Yard,


All members Of Tannehill Lodge
No. 81 are requested to meet ut Ma
sonic hall nj . O'Clock, this Wednes.
dag, April 10, TO attend the funeral Of
our deceased brother, j. g. Mcconnell
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
by order of H. AUSTIN, W. NJ,
u. j. SMITH, Sec'y.
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Opening days, April II aud H. OF the
latest patterns Of hats and bonnets,
the most artistic combinations ever
seen heretofore Come, everybody, and
10 convinced, ut $, lralsons 5l2 Main
street tf
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Wen artl Wcstvredl
au ur before the 10th OF April, 1878,
w" ,uel' leave Tor western Texas, to
uooia western land. We will locate
land sorp at reasonable rates, and
viii furnish, II desired, tho scrip or
certificates, and locate them. We will
only locate good tillable land, and if
practicable we intend locating, next
autumn or spring, colony on the
same. All who desire lands call at the
Office OF II. NJ. Gano " Sons, COZ Main
street, Dallas, Observation-Disclosures
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
windssr,


A mesling NJ Mo directors ~ North
Tegas Fair Association viii be hrld
this evening AZ $50 Golook on business
Of importance, All members ~ me
hoard are requested 10 promptly attend
OniGe corner Main and Lamar streets
a, u, HEREFORD, hep'y
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$1,000 forfeited.

WIN, II Emery, NJ, D., microscopic
and analytic physician aud surgeon Of
the physio.eelectic Medical college OF
Ohio. Old chronic diseases speciality.
A cure warranted In every case taken
for treatment. No pay asked for
medicine until you are cured, then
only from lifty cents TO n dollar day,
for the time you take medicine, No
cases taken that cannot he cured In
ninety days time. One thousand dollars
will be forfeited in case of failure to
cure any of the following diseases, to-
wit:
Cancer epilepsy, fits, or falling slc.-
ness, piles, iistula, any throat cog lung
disease, so-2alled consumption, any
disease of u private nature. OWue vI.
til April To- lst,o,tUo IremouDhausa
room No Dallas. reaaa SEQ. large
rostoJa apiOdw
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NJ. aaoTge society,

A special meeting of the above aocle-
~ viii be held Tonight NJ y o'clock,
when all members are requested ~ be
IN attendance,
u, !, CnARD, President
A, A. krHyHRB, Secretary
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Dallas cay Lumncr Yard.


Attorney ut law; Office, COZ Main
street, Dallas, Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted TO his care.
-fnhI lu
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Open and top buggies, home manu-.
featured, and warranted,s at VIM. Longs
shop, 740 Commerce street,
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FRANCE torday has, at least

FRANCE torday has, at least
the largest standing army is at the
and her fleet is superior
either Russia, Germany or 'stopplng at
it is not strange that Russ
respecting her possible pas Is quartereu
in which all Europe
- custom. is stopping
OK Thlurand.
had anles II. Reed, Boston, is registered
whiene Windsor.
w. r. Sherwood, New York, is a
guest at the LeGrand,
VIM. Campbell, New Orleans, is a
guest at the LeGrand.
l.. l.. CLANCY, OF st. Louis, Is regis
tered at the Windsor.
Horace Long, of Kansas Ui4y, is q
guest at the Windsor.
Fl. p. Hughes, NJ. X. & Il. railroad, is
guest at the Windsor.
w. Il. Kennedy, New Orleans, is
quartered at the Windsor.
Charles t. Pecton, of Denison, is
stopping at the Windsor.
/. NJ. Tevis and son, Galveston, is
registered at the LeGrand.
Bishop Garrett returned from his
northern visitation Monday night.
HI. l.. Hall, s. w. Agent Toledo and
Wabash railroad, is sojourning at the
LeGrand.
Samuel A. King, of Waco, was In
the city yesterday, on his way to
Weatherford.
MIR. III 5. Elliott, advertising agent
OF DIR. Prices perfumes, st. Louis, ia in
the city and stopping at the Windsor.
General Pitcher, Captain Pitcher
and Mrs. Pitcher passed down the
Central road last night on their way
to San Antonio, to visit Mrs. Pitchers
mother who resides there. General
PITCHER was lately in command Of the
Soldiers Home at Washington.
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Fine Lands
Nv % Ia ~ a h III
Tho Trustees pf Bayland prphaph Home
INVITE PROPOSITIONS
fnH
The following lTraclsOfLand, VIZ!

/, l,3lO acres Ia Que body on ualln creek
slephenscpupiy'
II, lsl07 aGres IN one nniy on Tho fnsl
Folk ~ liuhharih creek, ana nn AHi luln
creek, lylug partly IN stephens aul pAlly
ia khaekplipId counties,
~, 1891 acres In one body ON East FORK
Of Hubbard creek, Ia Callahan county
", i86l On u tributary OF Hubbard
creek 10 Callahan county
These lands were located in lsA, when the
whole northwest Wns open "a location, ana
were selected 40 mo host vacant lanlA ~ lhe
state, they patent direct nom ihe state a.
tho HsHlpurn' ui tho buHldi ~ tlhnlh nl mol
less thnn li0 acres lhry arc already sur
yeyed, anu designated un lhe maps ~ Vac
ruuulleR iu tracts Ol Gln acres hnl lehH' APP
piiCatinu VIII burunsldnWH for ihe purchase
~ all these budltH, OF OiHuy QUO Of lhrinl Ol
Of any section that MAY boz hthlgnhled'
Address
En-, CUSHING, Houston, Texas,
ARuHRL HMlrli, rTta't Oi the board,
drr21ulm
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nnIInn NIlI I.nnher Ynrd.

A. o. srgyHEa, Heorolal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-02-09
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

Terms of Court--Third Monday Of
March and second Monday Of Sep
TENDER.
Chief Judge-Hon. r. Fl. Alvey.
Associates-Hons. VIM. Motter
and Geo. A. Pearre.
Clerk-W. H. Tower.
Sheriff.. G.. Durham.
States AttOrney-Jno. W.Veitch.
Court Auditor-W. p. ToWnshend.
Standing Commissioners-Jno. M.
Read and C. A. Snyder.
Crier-Wm. Smouse.
Messenger-Jas. NJ. Bell.
Bailiffs-Wm.W Waltz and T. Bosley
Return days of Equity process
Third Monday in January, third
Monday in March, third Monday in
May, third Monday in July, second
Monday in September, second Mon
day in November.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
PresideW-Wm. A. BrydOn.
COBanaiSSiOnerS-G. w. DelaWder
and DIR. Burns.
Secretary and TreaSurer-Dr. Z. II.
Bartlett.