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Charcoal at Bales Coal Yard.
Attention Gentlemen,

The Famous cheap store, 6l3 Elm
street, will close out this week the
following fine lots of clothing at q
sacrifice:
u sillxmixed drabdete suits ATS worth sll 80
IL Fine flannel suits at Sll 90, worth SIS %
81 Fine cassamere suits at sll %, worth sl5 90
10 Fine cassamere suits at 50 90, worth sl2 W
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We have this day opened a branch
depot for the sale of lake ice, opposite
the LeGrand hotel, Main street, where
ice can be obtained at all times in
quantities to suit consumers.
apl2.dtf REICHENsTEIN & STEVENS.
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Charcoal u, D"iIes coal Yard,
Cabbage at lIaggarps.
Watches,

The stock OF watches and jewelry at
Austin's jewelry store must be closed
out regardless OF cost before the first
OF May. All goods not disposed OF
before that time will be sold, together
with the safe and other store fixtures.
Rare chance to get good watch AT
your own price. aprl2 tilmal
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Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard.
Tn,.o nn,,,ng's for me Ladies',

Three D0TIing's for the Ladies
lst, Elegant kid, pnrls tloa, SHOES onlySl @,
"a, stylish rcd BOutnn hllps, ohlSm,I wv wv
at the Famous cheap store, 6l3 and 0l'
ELM street VI
Satisfy yourself Of the beautiful
com bination Of hats aud bonnets nj >
Iralson, Main street. u
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The attention Of invalds who are
suffering from kidney, bladder and
urinary diseases, is directed to HUNTS
REMEDY. In cases OF diabetes, mental
and physical debility, dropsy and com.
plants Of the urino.genital organs,
HUNTS REMEDY affords prompt relief,
and 10 u sure cure. --apl30-dlm-w.t
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One hundred and forty acres OF good
land and fine tim Der, two and hall
miles from the court house, for sale at
twenty dollars per acre. Thirty.fve or
forty acres in cultivation.
aplid-2w. JOHN NJ. CROCKETT,
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.


Attorney at law; office, 6O7 Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted to his care.
--feb4-ly
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.


Don't buy your hats before you exam
inc the styles and novelties at prices to
suit everybody, at s. lralson, Main
street. II
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Charcoal ~ Dallas Coal Yard,


The undersigned offers his services
TO the citizens OF Dallas aud Grlgsby
league, to make correct AID prompt
surveys OF lots, having four years ex'
perience m city engineer. -
W. NJ. JOHNSON,
apr7 dim Civil Engineer,
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Remedy for Hard Times.

IL All linen towels, only 81 so Dozen
IL All linen napkins, only SO cents Dozen
IL All linen handkerch'fs, only 81 y u Dozen
Fine all linen tableclothes, only 3jcts yard
AT the Famous cheap store, 6l3 and
6l5 Elm street, n
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Picture frames ard mouldings,
new patterns Of wall paper for 1878, at
Reed & Lathrop's. ja29 I'm
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"A fearful tunion--unable to wear
a shoe for two years. Giles Liniment
Iodide Of Ammonia destroyed IL.
MARIA ESTERBROOK,
Pelham, Westchester County, N. Y.
For sale by Conner u Walker, drugs
gists, Dallas, Texas.
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United Friends Of Tpmpesance, Atten
tiuni

All who have been enrolled as mem
bers of Trinity Council, United Friends
Of Temperance, will meet ut their hall
at half past O'clock, sharp, this morn.
ing, to attend the funeral Of their late
deceased brother aud worthy primate,
Captain w. Nj. Blair.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
,ton a. Texas Central IL, IL.

Houston ~ Texas Central H. IT,
aouTu Leave, MOUTH,
7,iO p,m,,,,,, Chicago hKprehn ",""r llll AIN
800 h, ~ ,,,,.,ht, Louis EEprehs'"''-' b1 PIN
Texas Pacific Railway.
wEsr Leave, HAAT,
sllOp,m ,,,,nAo notation, ur,''', hlp AIN
lOaip,m Through Express, ,,u7liO PIN
Dallas ~ Wichita Railway
NORTH. SOUTH
IlD h' hlur"n"r'"'''' ''""''''"""'vsS w. ~
UDO y, nu,,tu,r'''r,it ',"',''''''''''' VIZ w. "'
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Happy tidings for nervous suffer
era, and those who have been dosed,
drugged and duacked, Pulvermacher's
Electric Belts etfectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address
Pulvermscher Galvanic Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Charcoal u, DaiIas 90 nj Yard
Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Received consignment of nice
buffalo meat choice family butter
and sweet potatoes. For sale cheap
by Wilmans u toeLaer, Ill Austin,
orner of Elm street.-a27-lm.
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Laughing gas given by appointment
for the painless extraction OF teeth.
First class work guaranteed.
ABLY A. j. CoNNELL,
Dentist, 62l Elm street.
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CASTLE HALL, CEUR DE LION LODGE No. 81
KNIGurs OF PYTHlAs,
DALLAS, Texas, April %, 1875 }
All members and sojourning knights
in good standing are respectfully re-
quested to meet at this Castle hall this
Tuesday morning, at 500, to attend
the funeral OF our deceased brother,
William M. Blair.
BY order of Il. J. SMITH, O. G.
Attest: Il. b. SrORK, X. of Il. and y.
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THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER

THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER
NJ MAYER at the Famous Cheap Store, Gl3 and G5 Elm Street
The Fashionable Halter
MMAYER. Cheap Store, 63 and 65 Elm Street
The Fashionable Shirter
NJ MAYER the Famous Cheap Store Gl3 and G5 Elm Street
The Fashionable Hosierer.
NJ MAYER at the Cheap Store Gl3 and Gl5 Elm Street
The Fashionable Boots and Shoes.
NJ MAYER Cheap Store Gl3 and Gl5 Elm Street
The Fashionable Dry Goods.
the nmousC heap
The Fashionable Emporium
M IA a nd OLD elm street
To be Fashionable and Economical
theF Sander
FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP SUITS AT NJ MAYERS
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DALLAS. TEXAS,
NOTICE,

Mn. W, " WIIsos IL an authorized no.
iolior for fnH HaRALp, HIS contracts VIII
bo respected by the ONCE,
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The Fashionable Halter.

NJ MAYER vi tho Famous ChcNp Store 6l3 and O5 Elm Street
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Buy your buggies at Orr's--they
all do it. III
Tickets to st. Louis, New York
Louisville, Pittsburg, Baltimore, WASH
ington and Galveston, for sale at re-
duced rates, by Fred Manget, ticket
broker, LeGrand hotel.-tf
-Millet seed at Haggarts.-tf
Bath.tubs, ice.cream freezers, bird
cages, water coolers, fly traps, dish
covers, and all kinds of goods suitable
to the season, cheap and on good terms
at II. w. Harry u Bros. mch26 I'm
Choice western butter at Haggarts.
H. w. Harry u Brother have a
large and timely lot of refrigerators
lust in. Call in and secure one early.
mch26 I'm
If you want to trade an old buggy
for new one, Orr's ia the place.-tf
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In spite Of tho hard times the sta
tionery business seems to be we'll pat
ronized. Al the well-known house of
Reed 81 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 first.clas book
ainrp II.
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The Fashionable Shirter

YER, at the Famous Cheap Store, Gl3 and Gi5 Elm
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nLnaANr ENrEnTANMESr,


'Tha RounE adios ~ ihe fnmaie dol'
NIt,sa 0iye an Oparaifn 40 ihe college
Huilding-A splendid Afair'
A large crowd Of friends and rela-
tlyes VI the Young ladies " the Dallas
Female College assembled At the coils
lege building on Bryan street last
night TO witness the second Of the no
ries OF entertainments given by the
pupils,
Tho evenings entertainment com
menoed with essays, which were lis
tened 10 with marked attention, They
were 40 follows "The present age"
by Miss Virginia Fearni,"The time II
near al hand when school girls viii
read essays they do not understand"
Miss Matte Leak "Hope aud memo
ry,n Mlss Sallle driliisi I" beautiful
hands" Miss Lota Knight.
After the reading OF the essays, u
beautiful operretta called "Laila's
Plot,n was given, In which the follow
Ing were the ohara0ters! "Laila,"
Miss sallle Bradley "Beggar Moth
err Miss Matte Leak, accompanied
by children Florence Randall, Laura
CASTOR, Mamie Ross, Mamie Jones
and Mamie Nichols "Fairy Queen"
Miss Matte Leak, who was suitably
and elegantly dressed for the character,
The ohoruses were sung by Mi'ses
Tullie Murphy, Josie Horton, Luna
Young, Ada Ranch Matte BurIord,
SaIlie Grlills, Huslo Schenck, Oracle
Leak, Lucy Keller, Jessie Lanla,
IJ0Alo Keller, Virginia Fearn, Willie
Gibbs, Minnie Muller, Mamie Gun
niugham, Johnnie Day, Lula Mays,
ella Decaman, Hannah Hyands, Irene
Swink, Mary Bourland aud Irene Par
kerr pianist, Miss Lula Jones. Two
solos were sung, tho first by Miss
Sallie Bradley; second, Miss Tullie
Murphy; third, Miss Matte Bur.
ford, all OF whom did credit
to the occasion. They were loudly APP
plauded at the conclusion OF each solo.
The principal characters OF the OPP
peretta M sustained by Misses Sallie
Bradley, Matte Leak, Tully Murphy
and Matte Burford, are worthy OF
special mention. They rendered the
acting and singing OF their parts to
great credit to themselves and to the
satisfaction OF their friends.
The beautiful art work which adorns
the walls Of tho chapel are the hands
work of the pupils Of Miss Katie Gibbs,
They consist OF pencil, black and col
ored orayoD and oil paintings
Tonight there will be graduating
exercises, interspersed with music.
Colonel w. l.. Crawford will deliver
the address.
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POTTER AZ HoA Eon d,

O0,nmrB0emaal EKrFfiseH- rsFGTriirn
~ ne. P0iiNr's aTnr0u Ari0FH sec
Literary hlrifiy,
SALEM, Va, June " The reunion
Grafton was delivered before The
Roanoke college students by Captain
A, II, Pifer, Of Newberry, South Caro-
lina, Professor n, q, Wells, A, NJ, OF
tho college, delivered an address, re-
viewing ita history and growth, The
Grafton before the literary societies
this evening was delivered by Honor
able Olarkson N. Potter, LII, d, and
member Of congress, Of New York
Mr., Potter'a concluding remarks were
~ follows
"When We RtopqrOteotlng AMI sub
sldlzlng ana Initiating, and meh1lihg
with production, with the currency,
with industry aud with national lawti
when We stop artificial aegTeBAll0nu
OF wealth and great chartered eomph'
niles, and leave associations OF persons
TO limited duratloni when we put an
end 10 patronage more enormous
than ever existed before, and which
to-day threatens the peace and pros
perlty OF the country, wo may look for
really better government and not,
fear before. But above all, young
gentlemen, pray remember neither Ia
public or private affairs can Tn ere be
lasting prosperity without Justice,
wisdom aud ruth,
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RirSt National Bank.

81 Mr.. j. J. Kelly, the examiner, after
ten days of faithful labor, concluded
his examination of the affairs of the
suspended First National bank late
yesterday evening, and forwarded his
report to the comptroller OF currency
at Washington, who, 1t Is supposed,
will make a public statement of the
condition of the bank soon after the
report is received. The bank will to-
day be placed in the hands Of Mr.. ].
l.. Leonard, Of the firm Of Adams Il
Leonard, who has been appointed re.
oeiver. What the condition OF
the bank is cannot, of course,
be told until the comptroller
makes statement, but the figures
az first published In The HERALD the
morning after the suspension, are
thought to be correct. These figures
were upon the statement OF the bank
officials, and were as follows: Nominal
assets from seventy>fve to one hund>
red thousand dollars. Liabilities about
ninety thousand dollars, OF which
twenty-five thousand are due local
depositors.
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Repair tho streets.

The recent rains have added greatly
to the wre,ched condition Of the streets,
which continue to grow worse. The
city fathers should recall the old adage
that "a stitch in time saves nine" and
do something at least for the main
thoroughfares in the business portion
of the city. Elm, Main and Commerce
streets, and especially the first, are in
n wretched condition. The city engi-
neer only awaits word from the city
council to go to work, yet his force
should be increased, he having only
four men at his disposal. The bridge
over the branch on Mckinney avenue
needs repairing, the dirt on eth n side
being washed out. The bridge lack
son street over Town branch IL -s3xt to
impossible while it is dangerous. Very
little money would fix these bridges
and put the streets In at least some
sort of ship shape for the present.
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shot a. ON the Public Highway.

A man named w. B. Glover, swore
out warrant yesterday sveniag In
Justice McEure's court, for the arrest
oftwo men unknown to him, whom he
alleges shot at him. Glover stated
that he lived about mile south Of
the city. Yesterday evening while
walking into the city he was fred
upon by two meD, whom he supposed
to be tramps. Thinking that perhaps
the parties were merely doing some
careless shooting, he halloed to them
to watch how they shot, when one of
the men took deliberate aim at him
with pistol, the bullet striking within
q few feet OF him. After this the two
men ran OFF, while he came on into the
city at rapid speed. The warrants
sworn out by him were placed In the
hands of Deputy Sheriff Spencer, who
within very short space Of time had
the two men, who gave their names as
Philip Gorth and James Fitzpatrick
In Jail.
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Welded 10 Laura,

She was beautiful, he loved her de
votedly, and happiress seen ed to per
wade their every act. But trouble
came. sickness paled Laura's bloom.
ing cheeks, dulled her sparkling eyes,
enfeebled her constitution, emaciated
her beautiful form, unstrung her deli
cate nerves and untitled her for active
life. With an aching hart, her hus-
band consulted doctors, administered
their medicines and alked with
friends. Notwithstanding all this care
and attention, there appeaed no relief
for her aching head, that painful back,
that irregular uterine actin and that
emaciation. Another friend called
who had seen much sickness and at
once suggested the use OF DR.. Drom-
goodies English Female Bthrs, as she
had known it to cure similar cases.
Her husband procured it at once and
placed her upon its use. He had
the satisfaction of seeing laura re-
stored to health again. -jun7d&w2w
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A crowd OF colored people waited
upon Marshal Morton yesterday MORN
Ing TO inform him that there were a
number OF their race who were given
TO gambling ut house in close proxi.
nifty to their church ut the foot OF
Lamar street, and that n party were
at that time engaged in the sport
OF whisky poker, The marshal
togather with officers Waller and
Clements repaired to the place, and
made raid on gang of some twenty
odd, capturing thirteen of them.
Each one Of the black blacklegs gave
bond for his appearance at court.
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Lost week one of the county com.
missioners told gentleman in the
city that they, as body, had thought
of employing some one to buy up
county scrip, which is worth fifty
cents on the dollar, and thus repudiate
one half Of her debt. This is like one
man giving his note to another for
one hundred dollars, and then buying
1t in at fifty dollars. Dallas county
should wait rather than attempt to
pay Off her indebtedness In this way,
for 1t Is by no means fair, and no mat.
how 1t is bolstered up, 1t will not be &C.
ceptable to honest people.
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Thousands of Americanss seek health
during the summer months by quaft.
ing the crystal waters of some fashion.
able springs, while just as mary suf~
ferers remain at home through sheer
necessity. The Baden.Baden springs,
OF Germany, are perhaps the most
noted in the world. The water of these
springs ia aperient, that is, it acts gen.
tly and pleasantly upon the stomach,
bowels and kidneys. The active rin,
ciples of these celebrated springs have
been combined, forming a beautiful
white salt, which has been bottled for
family use, and is now offered 10 The
American people under the name of
Bailey's Saline Aperient at fifty certs
per bottle. The salt possesses all the
qualities Of BadeneBaden water, isyely
pleasant, effervescent and sparkling
relieving constipation, sick headache,
sour stomach, etc., at once.
june7.d&w2wks
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personal,

NJ, j, II. Perkins, Of Galveston, paid
THE HERALD call yesterday evening,
Mr. WIN Apperaon returned from
N. Louis yesterday, where he had been
TO talSo In the races.
II. J. Coclron, of the oil firm Of
Chess, Carloy ~ Go LEFT last evening
for Louisville whore he viii make hia
home.
The following parties are registered
nj the Windsor hotel
NJ, Mcclellan, Of ~, Louis; j. l.. Drls.
kill, OF Austin; John N. stowe, A.
Sporleder and j, A. Henderson, Of
Galveston; =, =. Charles and w. ~,
Guthrie, OF Mansfield, Ohio; w. W..
West and wife, OF Houston; George A..
Backus, OF Philadelphia; q, w, Bon.
nett, OF Rochester; Rufus Harris, OF
shelbyvllle, Tennessee; IL. j. SINAI,
J. II, Ryan, q. ii. Pepper and NJ,
IsraelsoD, OF Marshall; j. A, Tldball oi
Fort Worth; NJ. Q, Clark, OF WeatherN
ford q. v. Cole, Portsmouth, Ohio; w.
II, Baxter, Of New York; William
McCutcheoD, city.
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National H0teI.

Few hotels OF 80 short an existence
have attained the reputation now ems
joyed by the National. Under the
able management Of Mr.. III. G. Kelly
1t has become to be u great favorite
with the travelling public. The guests
are well provided for, and are made
to feel at home. The table ia spread
with the best the markets afford. The
rooms are comfortable, and the clerks
and attendants show every attention.
Mr.. II. G. Glassco, the affable and
genial head clerk. spares no pains to
Insure the comfort OF tho guests.
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The work that has been done In the
way OF ditohlng the county roads has
proved OF great benefit to them, The
recent heavy rains, where no such
work has been done, have rendered
the roads impossible, while those that
received proper attention ARE not near
10 bad, being navlgablo for vehicles.
The dtches carried the water oil, and
when sufficiently dried they will DO In
a much better travelling condition than
they were before the rain.
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Ilinnn IlOEa,

. The average councilman regards his
hog, with feelings akin TO pride IN he
watches him toss the earth In the
streets. Watermelona are becoming
more and more plentiful, ana II the
hogs are permitted TO run loose, the
city win present the appearance Of n
hog ranch, At Ia next meeting, the
council should either abolish tho hog
law or have II enforced.
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Parson Iachariah Parker, the metho-
dist minister charged with purloining
pension money, and who was taken to
Huntsville, Alabama, by deputy
United States marshal, gave bond be.
fore the United States court In Ala
bama, and returned to this CITY yes :
terday morning. He asserts that he
Is able to show that the allegations are
groundless. He has employed good
counsel to defend him.
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crushed by the Fall Of % Threshing
Machine.

A man named Lawrence, who re.
sides near the corner of Bryan street
and Pacific avenue, met with pain
full and perhaps fatal accident yester-
day morning, near Carrolton, on the
Dallas and Wichita railroad, by a
threshing machine upsettihg and tAl.
ing on him. The lower part Of hixi14ft
leg and right arm were broken. the
bone of his leg was crushed by the fall
OF the machine, and it IL thought will
have to be amputated. The untortu-
nate man was brought to the city on
the evening train, and conveyed to his
home on Bryan street, where he re-
ceived medical attention.
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ni,,eu by y Oen,ipede.

A negro woman In strlnglown, was
bitten or stung by u centipede last
night, while lying In bed, A negro
man came down into the city to get M
antldote In the shape OF gallon jug
OF whisky, which was learned, after
wards, was administered with stunning
effect, ending In u big drunk and u per-
feet OnrO.
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So thoroughly does HUNTS REMEDY
brace up and strengthen the constitu-
tion that kidney, bladder and urinary
diseases, are promptly cured. HUNTS
REMEDY cures gravel, stone or calculus
In the bladder, brick dust deposits, in
contipencs of urine, and diabetes.
HUNTS REMEDY cures all diseases OF
the kineys bladder, and urinary ore
pAna
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.

+. Austin, The pioneer jewelry of
Dallas, can be iound at No. 1872 Main
street, next door to the postofllce,
where he has fitted up one of the neat
est jewelry stores in the city. He will
be pleased to see all his old friends and
many new ones, and promises to sell
them watches and jewelry at the very
lowest prices. Repairing in all it's
branches and fine jewelry made to
order on short notice. m30.d&wlw
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Goal OIL ExpIOsiOn,

A coal oil lamp exploded at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Edgar Moore, on Swiss
avenue, In East Dallas, Tuesday night.
Hearing the explosion and seeing the
flash of fire, Mr.. John Lane, who was
passing by, rushed into the house, and
gathering blanket smothered the
fire, which was getting under head,
way. No one was injured by the ex,
plosion, the only damage done being
u large hole burned In the carpet.
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Happy tidings for nervous sufferers

Happy tidings for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drug
ged and quacked, pulvermacher's
Electric Belts eiectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Adj
dress Pulvermacher Galvanic Com
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Choice cured buffalo NJ llaggerpa.
The finest shirts at low figures at
tho Clothing Palace, bl8 Elm slWeL u
--lrreah liansaa butter nj Wllmans
~ toeLaeE maY20'lm
Ladies', look round and be con-
ylnced OF artistic styles, good work
on Arst-clasa material nj low prices, nj
4. lralson's, BIZ Main strcoL-tf
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Prisoners for the Poor Farm.

Sheriff Moon left yesterday morning
for tho poor farm, having the follow
Ing prisoners in charge; Dick Jones,
colored, for assault and battery; Bob
Phillips, colored, for theft, and Mrs.
Fannie Smith, for using abusive Ian
guage In public place.