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BUSINESS NOTICES.

highly tHhglcfhl fcsu'ta during tho laHt fut,r
yoafs In Tho vatio'.sfarns Of dyaret'!a, Easttt!a.
I,nttAca, gucral debility. ctiftsutnplof eto- kt.
like beverage ia footil: n,s<lu from milk. pec1'-
iarly grateful to , detta.a stomach. !. Nothing
c1ao tnakes flesh. ati blo aitt1 strength 10 fat,
1t cnn be aafely rclIot on Tor tho remuneration of
thn4c rahes oE fov vitality. Ia WHICH medication
n nsrllnnry nutrition fail. send tor circular.
ah1 tu tho trAtIh. GonslHcrs Aiippiiol titrrtlly
ty a. Arond, Chemist, Coracr Madlsur anu fifth
lYtfttles
, 1880-05-19

THE 1tANLAN-COllrryE RACE.
Bpttfat D{ststteit to Ths Ehseago Tribune,

THE 1tANLAS-colnrryEY RACE.
Special DssIetteh to 7he cAseaeo TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, y. u, May lS.-Fcople no
longer ask, "W1ll Courtney roW?" btt
"Will Courtney wing" Tint question will
l,o auswnrel, in-luorrow. but fiji tho n,tntt-
finn t,nnd n,,,,,v t,,o,,annj ,lol,nra viii In
vaor,,1 t,"t In nns.."r ,y,,i ~, i" lin nro.
tive, Tor llalllan's adnitrers ni1d pnrtlsans aro
NUMEROUS and confident. Local sentiment
nppenrs to ri,f, rat,er ,nore strongly IN fayor
Of Cnurtncy. m ACCOUNT of n patriotic de-
slro th,t fhe Amnrtcut, ahn1l win Aunnr
si.n t'. sa. ~" .as.'..su '.. 'I'' W.. ~,
cause Mley Is not In tho race. lie
has 1uRny admirers Nu1ung tlpln. anu
1nnst Of then, hold the opfnton that he
onnt., ho,+ hot,, r,a,,io n,,, f.a,,rto,, f,,,a,,
% H. nuo,el He' tod to.ay % as haylnx @ '; saJ at tia 10
thought Courtney wilt win tho race to-,nor-
vor, s"~ ,,x"1v nnI tarrn m',n"te ~ ,nnnnS oro
ra, !'..e ~ .,' "'so uips a,oo =. ~
sx % sass a ' rsss s s ao s On s11a aa as s
ots i"a beayv ", t o'9tney ,n1 is IL
% ,is no ,,I"iv @ oi to W., ~ % - ls @ T'a t'sanr.
sn atios for ts raco "a o." are 7rtaaliy eoreto
anl they appear to bo in every way adequate.
tn ind a suot w,lrra par,orn1uio yiow 1T tlle
.,Mns ~ sa s'o. n 49,. ~ .iS
milo u tho course .tulds layo boon built
which will accommodate 25,o0p OF $4,000
nnn,la anil n r. nrnhnhtn that nj }ooat tnnhIo
fiiat ,1u,nIler vi Il Witness lin racf.. ttanian
Ina nnt hcni, M tl,o wttt"r to.tinV M i,a ,,as
fnrn I ti rarc W .' Go,rtnov III is ,,t III il,is mor,.
shnvv n ~ ard nasv styi, ~ III r"symv, nnti,
, 1880-05-19

a Beveto CnEe Of Flyo Tcnrss Duration
Ent1rcly Cured.
MEasNs. WEEKS i T0rrHR-Gentlamcn For
tho benefit OF tho world | wish 70 nuke this
stntc,ncnt: ! hhve been afflicted with sklM
tlfscnse fot nlnut tlvG years, and hnvo tried al
innst everything thnt c0ntd hear Of, without
Remedies advertised, md conotuded to try them.
certify TINT only used .hetn about 81! weeks
mcnucd ustng than my face, breaat, aud buok
were Utmost d solid scnb, and often scratched
tho hltxnd fr!'m my body. ! nn now eHttrciy
best for skin diseases TINT ever were brought
before tho public. Very grhtofutly yours.
+. M, FOX.
Caddo, Ind. ~, Feb. 81, 1879.
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Bpftldl D1ipdlth 70 1KS Ckledad 1F7bNN7.
Sourl1 ELu1s, ILL.,, AfNy 1s.-The weather
IL worry plsasant,- nt,--1noderately warin. Cor1,-
planting Is NIL done, and considerable Of 1t Is
iii a1ui looking well. C,ltivators will be put
to work III sui1n. pieces ti!s week. Mua,aows
1uld grai,l.tleldp look very promising, alId tho
prospect ls still abundant for fruit.
, 1880-05-19
LAn1Exs UHDKHwEAn
WEST END DRY GOODS HOUSE,
Madison and pteria.sty.,
NORTH SIDE DRY GOODS HOUSE
North Clark and Eric.sts.
--.--.~~"-----
Ladies'
Underwear
C0RSE? DEPARTMENT.
1000 Ladies' White Skirts, Wamsutta Mus-
lin, Canbric Ruh1e, Tucked In RufAe
and abovc, for 85c; cheap at Sl.a5.
Ladies' Chenn!ses, Embroidered Edge and
inserting, Lonsdale Muslin, soc; usuai
price 75c.
A very large lot Of French Lawn Dresses for
Children, in four sizes, nicely trimmed,
5oe.
$50 ChiIdren's p, X. Suits, trimmed with
Embroidery, 75c each; extraordinary
bargains.
The largest and most complete line OF In
fantB' and Child1cn's White Dresses, at
astonishing low prices.
CorSets.

An extra heavy full-boned Corset, in White
and co1orcd, att 75e.
4 Large line Of French Wovo and Embroid-
escd corsets, Sl.oo; cheap at Ss.so.
500 Extra Fine French Corsets, Embroidesed
Top and Bottom, 8i.25; this Corset sold
for $a.a5.
OuE Wcst-End Cossett extra heavy Jean, full
Of heavy bones, and four 6idc-Btcc1st at
SI.oo a pair; unuauaf bargain.
CarBon, PIsie & Co.'s Magic Clasp Corset.
This Is our own exclusive Corset, and
the best Corset in tho city, full OF bones,
and bonca In the bust. A pair OF Steets
given with every pair Of CorBets. at
@1.1o; cheap at Sa.oo.
We keep full line Of tho popular makes Of
Corsets at the lowest price in she city.
Misses' and Ladiea' Comfort Waists In all
sizes.
Madam Foy Supporter Corset.
Dr.. Warner Health Corset.
Madam Moody's Abdominal Corset
Thomsons 0lovc-Fitting Corset
The c. p, in 7 different styles.
Also, the popular P. D. Corset.
And IS other styles, too numerous to men.
ton.
CARSON, ,pIR|E eco.
, 1880-05-19

LOUISVILLE, Kt:.fIay ls.-Thlt Is tho t!rst
day of tho spring 1m3et!ng Of the Jockey Club
IL II. sood condltb b1t The first race. for
purse Ut a:so0. 0n9ipIm quarter miles, WIS
Won by Voltaises Quo Dime second, aud
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CINCINNATI, o., Mny l8.-Tl3cre was 4
large attendance anL much enthusiasm at
tho walktng-tnatcl to-day. The score To-
night Of tho Trading 1ncn Ia: Hughes, 2I0;
Glow, 2s8; Sullivan, ts9; Chamberlain, lS0;
Vtht. ISL; U'Brtcn. lH}.
, 1880-05-19

Drn 'unEer, disooyerer Of the oIuchona ourp
for drunkenness, u,,reR all casas, ltoom NJ
Palmer fIuusa.e
, 1880-05-19

10 ron know Old E1roHn Windsor
Snnp t'ssa fonHor, II moro highly potfuned. and
more crhhfcnt In s1se than thtso young fellows7
j, L f., Atkuft,n, manufacturers LtlntinN.
, 1880-05-19

The ,seorst OF eo1uplaxtonsl losellness "a 10
keep tho potos opeh. Q!enn's Sulphur Soup
does It.
, 1880-05-19

.fohn II. Hc,nan., founder and for many
ycnrs rtItyf Ut the Lafayette Joiif1nt, will
take place tO-t1lDtrDw. She. was q lady ads
Yafced ln yeafA, and greatly beloved.
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MnRrltARY.i

III 8pttta! DispattA 10 1As tkkaso Trtbun&
! .]RArAyErrp, Ind, May ia. .--Tue fuuetrul
tut aIrs. Charity Se,nans, willow Of tho lato
, 1880-05-19

All SKIN Df9EAsEa hso moro Of tcss tdhss1eutfonA
dependent upon specific polson In The H1oo6,
which. must o erndtcated bef0ra It Il possible "
tbs nppensAnra Vt froni tho surface xnd thes8
Il but way knuwn to tho profession 10 accomplish
this and, and that Ia IN rchrn1an the poison by tbs
uro of PURE SULPHUR In Botnu form Or other, ana
experience has proved that In ruty larso proportion
Of eases II b. hone oectuAIy and mp
Idly hy the Of sulphur In soap. and the best com.
binstln of this Kind. and tho ono now generally used.
Is GiESN'B SULPHUR SUhr. It Il prepared ax.
pstctoF,' Is ptin.cd on each packet Without which
mono Ii genuine. stld ty alt dr.,gksts ut 18ei q
Cakcs. OOc. aent By mall On receipt nf prico md 6
exlsn for each Cake. G. n. CRfTTENToN. 4 Ytxths
ny,, Now Ynrk.
, 1880-05-19

rucktfe third. Time, s:t9X. 0nof)i'no WAS
tho fhvbtlt
yrar-nttI4 trlb anil ope.hnlf m,fts, K|'nl'all
fashrlt. Fnitko won, Kimball secbhd, Da'l+
croft tt1iul. nno,, o.o
Tho Inst race, milo heats, purse SOD; $50
to HtctJtttl:
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Spfetal utpdsth 10 TIA EHi<ago 1ftbHHes
tho Goss-lsyan iiordo haI tilsonbasku,l, MI
other effort was !nade 70 SGT tla principals
together for business, but tho loss hackers
threw every 0bstacte In the why. GUss' h0-
te x%s sff!Sssa tx spsroE %sto s a M net M
showing thp whlts feather. So 1.'l.rngcd was
tllu rIob with basnuy Aaron, G9sa' baeker,
TINT It would hhyo fnrod larH with lin II no
ecu fI h's l;ayq been foup% 'ySn I wa % isarns r.,
whole crowd dispersesl aild startGtl for home,
taee 70 faee, and were very near getting to
, YORK ~ oii personal ,Ero4'lda. uass wns in
chnwetl III, Ryan, when tho latter enteret,
md, being told Hoss Ind sad he could HEX
Was 90. Goss admitted ho Ind sntlmatel lIls
words followed, and u1l informal mill seemed
Imminent, WlIUn outsiders lnterfereu, and
the two bfufsers shook hands and parted.
rllH CANADIAN FOL1CE Pu1I.Y tNYOtlMED<
-, ss*taI DasateA 70 tn caseaao Tribune.
Tol!oNTo, Ont, May lH-At I O'Clock, this
Ryan party were out on Lake Ontarlo, III.
Humber River, seyon MILES vest Of this city.
A number Of sports o1'arte{ctl tug and aut
%hs % polos s sot sott i q % IT, a ity M Wera an sst
ordered to be readiness, but wsrs dismissed
when 4 turned out that tlle Whole t4ing wass
a 1*' ntasS nS'FaUy UyoyeStp fst 0ss,ty' ssgs It It
tloi l " viii i' tao 'piiIst poiIss Of Eris sl,
buffalo as to liz nooke-Dbnoyah and Uoss- 5.
Ayal lights, and that dispatches were also
Fepl through, thcut ty Barney Aaron, tra!lpr
M Rooks 1 M ai1d uoss' fesynk ttM p9sts4 y to
ltllau rtlketo prevent q fight IN both eases,
~ pelthef tsaako nor Goss was in good con-
dillon.
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CGRSICAX A.

Reported Daily.
CossicANA, April 81. lssO.
The hills for tho Dallas Volk.. Fast ara I'm
in all the consnicious nlsces about town and
there Is No donht Of Iorce nartv coinc from ,r
hare The Cors;csna Garnet hand pnd.r
tha leadar.hin of T. R Ircne lIat,snJ ana
astonisb the natives with their eyecntjon md
sv,roordinorr dis,,lay ~ brass -Cnr exo,,r'
sionists from Wayshacbic retrrned ahou,
bslf.nsst : his mornin@ All , wave fired in
Fact some vere yorv t;red dne nerbons ~ ihn
ertra haavv land INT tbcy brnpgbt back Win
than Tbe most snir;ted no7tion Of III"
nNr,r ia said n he that which came homo in
he caboose Here's vour bottle 80
The nsv.car arrived r.. dov and tho bovs ara
hannv Ind hdulrinc themselves With mock.
ets p XII Of of tbe aRIino "MNOrr ".totinn
knighf' got the best of our Gallant police nj
Ia..,,,L;lo -. ,,,or., ,,,,,,;,o a,,,ha. ,f,.l
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rear wonrn.

Reported DaiIy,l
f0nr wonTh, April ", lhap
The "Clty steam Mills" arc being rahtted
with entire new machinery and will soon be
IN operation agaln,--MAny good ponies
have been aucllOned % lately al No low
prices Of from $40 90 W $1,000 The
Prescott buildings on the corner Of Main and
flril streets, ~ the brick ara ready will DO
continued al onea,--Our school tax that
was carried 50 largely, Is declared void by
tho Acknowledgement, because not by y two
thirds q The property holdersl bat We soc,
Late yesterday evening buneh Of iurly
horses we're on our streets Holloway a
Trplel have bought tho vacant lot ON the
southwest corner Of tho public square and
are preparing 10 buildA brick store'roOm, ---
Miss Oroley, OF Ennls, and Mrs underhlll,
OF Dallas, very interesting speakers, CON
tlnue 10 draw large crowds ut the NJ, H.
church. While Mrs, l.ooksberry was
riding In buggy near the barbecue yesler'
day, tho slngelree broke aud tho buggy
rushed down the hill and she Jumped OUT
aafely,--rhe Union Sunday School mash
meeting Sunday was very Interesting --
Mr., and Mrr, Robert Raikes wedding ami.
yeriary will soon be- celebrated by theIn,---
During the interval OF crowds IN the morn
Ing and evening yesterday our city was mis-
eRbly dull everybody gone 10 the oelebra-
tion.--A party Of our motel young ladles
and gentlemen went hunting Ia the after
noon and killed thiriy.two ployer and tWo
ducks. Go again, We enjoyed
the hunt too-ln the dsh.-
On arrival OF the freight train this morning
Mt o'clock n ear loaded with Iron gave way
on the side track but not interfering with the
main track,-lionuty aud gallanlry gath
erod at the Odd Fellows hall last night II
was delightful SUGGEST even we were young
again, The managers were worry attentive,
causing even the stranger TO feel nj home |
in tho Mayors court this morning moth |
Ing special was DONE Several new case were
Iiled, but from to-day ~ we'll as several days |
back, II Is very evident that newspaper men
will lght.-Ben Collins, brakeman on the
Texas Il Pacific railroad, who was shot nj
Forney, is out and well,--W. $, Pendle'
.on, County Attorney, lclyo, for Waxahachic !
10 be absent several days. Il. Wood |
ward, of the European hotel, Il yaoatlng this |
popular stand and ol leave shortly for
New Mexico, 49, At three
o'clock this afternoon our streets seem liych
,r than usual, giving n healthy appearance
% business.
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GROESBEECH.
Correspondence of the Herald,

Correspondence of the Herald
CROSSE sEcK, Apr 26, 1880,
1t begins to look like we are to have anoth-
or drought and msay long faces appear on
our streets. -The Episcopal church festival
last Friday evening was quite success. The
ice-cream and cakes gave out before the as
sembsgo were ready to cry "hold-enough."
The new courthouse fence which al
though not thing OF beauty, is very sub
stsntal and has plank on top where the
candidates can perch and pounce upon the
unwary who wend their way toward the
temple of justice. Plans for the new Jail
which will cost from $4,000 to $4,000 have
been submitted to and approved by the
Commissioners court, and the County Judge
and clerk are to advertise for bids on the
construction thereof The foundation is to be
stone and the walls brick. From the decrease
in number of the tenants of the present one
in the past year the county will probably not
need such an establishment hereafter as bad
ly as in wears gone by.-Gardens are not
doing well, owing to want of rain, but vege-
tables are coming in to some eXtent-The
managers Of the Democratic party in this
county seem to intend holding conventions
to nominate al candidates for office.
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RICHARDSON


Correspondence OF the Herald,
RICHARDSON, April 90, 1850
Precinct No. . has had another shooting
ARRAY. On the night of the oath instant
Sam Harris, colored, shot and wounded one
Raspberry Jones, colored, The wounded man
received medical attention, and the physician
pronounced his wound not necessarily NOR
tal.--Mr. A. r. White has just returned
from an extensive trip through the far west
He thinks this is the most favored locality in
the State. Crop prospects are good and
our farmers cheerful and hopeful of the fu-
ture.--Professo Nc Murray will have an OK.
hibition at Richardson Academy on the night
Of the 18th instant which promises to be u
success. All are invited to attend.-The
l. o. o. +. of this place will join with the
Plano brethren in celebrating their 6lst an
niversary in the United States. Professor
John Collier will deliver the annual address
The negro Harris who shot and wounded
the negro JONES' has been arrested by Con-
stable V. f Pace. Harris will have his pre-
liminary trial before Justice Blewett on the
30tn instant, at Richardson. The post
master of our burg says the office at Rich
ardson is burdened with the HERALD once
week, aud that he loses one-half of one day in
each week issuing them to your readers, who
watch the office closely, and are inpatient for
their arrival
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HUNTSVILLE.


Correspondence OF tho Herald
IluNrsyuIF, April 20, 1880
Little transplres TO disturb the ponce and
quiet Of the little hamlet--the more prolen.
tious dub Il the city, but am too modest
for that should, perhaps, have said save
the occasional "mugglng " of guard, o..
cape offs convict etc, But these are small
occurrences, which scarcely elicit comment,
unless John Wesley Hardin makes an a.
tept to oscape.---We pass TO u more pleas.
ant fed-to that temple of learning the
State Normal school. Here one hundred and
ten the youth Of Texas are preparing for
that grandest of all missions that of teacher
of the young. The senior class consists of
forty'two menbers, the most of whom will
graduate nj the close of the present term
The ladies of Huntsville have very gencr.,
onsy offered to give the students n "spledid"
Il believe that Is the most expressive and
comprehensive adjective they apply to ~
supper on commencement night. d party
ofthe journalists RECALLED themselves in the
rustic retreats heresbouts on the 2lst instant,
the anniversary of the battle of San Jacinto,
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GLEBURSE.
Correspondence of the Herald,

correspondence OF lNe llNTaln,
CLKDuRSK, April 20, 1880.
This place Is quite dull, rs the farmers ARE
all busiy engaged. are looking
wel.---The Avalanche changed editors to-
day, Mr.. A. J. Byrd retiring Colonel Loury
will be the editor in the future and Mr.. Ford
propretor.---There is some little difference
In opinion of the law In regard to the drum.
mer's license, which was the topic Of the day
Saturday, every man exp essing his opinion.
Nj. III. q. llosklns, VINO Is known and
recognized MS drummer has paid his drum
mer tax to the Comptroller, and has
his receipt under the seal Of said office for
the same. He was, on Saturday, the 2ith of
April, arrested by j. @. Brown, Sheriff of
johnson county, for selling medicine to the
druggists Of the town. The Sheriff claimed
the county. Mr.. Hoskins, MS fortune was on
his side for once, saved himself from going
to Jail by finding some friends in the persons
of Durham " Mabry, Heating Il Osborn,
druggists of the place, who went on the bond,
for his appearance on the fret Monday
in May, when II will DO settled
whether or not the Comptroller's receipt
for the drImmer's tax will be any protec-
ton to commercial traveller in Johnson
county. Mr.. HoslSins says he has travelled
all over the country and this is the first
time he has been molested. He is travelling
for Herick's medicines takes orders, and
delivers the goods then and there; has n
large wagon made for the purpose, driving
three horses. The populace will know the
result on the first Monday in May, after the
Honorable court decides. .Lige Guaey was
released on his old bond Saturday. Guffey
was convicted at the last term of court of
killing Mike Dickson. The jury rendered a
verdict of imprisonment for life. The APP
peate court reversed and remanded the case.
Rumor says he will come clear next trial.
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TERRELL
Correspondence Of the Herald,
THnRHiL Aurll NJ lssO

Correspondence Of the Herald,
THhRHLL, April n, lhdO,
Mr., j, NJ, Rushing, delegate 10 the State
convention NJ Galveston, has returned, aud
reports himself perfectly satisfied with tho
selection Of delegates 10 tho Cincinnati con
yentlon, and says that Kaufman county voted
every time for good, substantial, representa-
tive men, and also yoted solid on all matters
OF Interest An important meeting was
held nj tho Cumberland Presbyterian church
last night 10 elect five new trustees for the
church and define the duties Of the new
board, Frank Houston, Il, 4, Buford. Mr..
Lloyd, Mat Smith and j, NJ. Rush.
ing were chosen M such board,
aud their duties were explained by DR., Met
ger The congregation then elected DR., Met
ger ruling elder. and Boyd Joaea
M ono Of the deacons Of the church,
A resolution was offered and passed unana.
mou,ly 10 grant the pa tor a months yaca.
ton and send him 10 the general assembly nj
Evansville, Indiana, aud other business OF
less Importance was transaoted.--Dr NJ. H.
spnks leaves to-day for Sour We'll for his
health, DR. Strain, of Elmo, Is in the city
on business,
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WACO.
Correspondence Of the Herald

Cores pondence Of the Herald,
WACO, April 20, lSsO.
Everywhere YOU see and hear OF the want
Of rain. Cisterns ara dry, wells empty, cat
tie are diving from thirst, AMI the wheat and
oats in the Immediate vicinity of the city are
falling TO the Ground for the want of sutii-
Gent quantity of rain. At Ccmanche last
week the people all met and prayed for rain.
This evening at the Presbyterian church
Rev. Alpha Iioung invited all to come and
pray that the clouds may open aud the re-
quired fluid descend. If there is truth in
the scripturaljsaying of ale that prays and
believes shale receive" then we certainly
ought to haJe uper-abundance Of rain.
Mr.. J. CT Hutchins. city editor of the
Examiner, WIS this week joined in the happy
bonds Of nbatrimony to Miss Anna Nj.
Brooks, one lof Waco's fairest bellies. May
theirs be Ii IL of love and happiness.
night will ID the last of a series OF protrscted
meetings at the First Methodist
church. Since the beginning of the
meetings There have been more
than twenty converts.-The couple who
|rere kissing in the moonlight on South
Fourth STREET had better wait until they get
|Nithin the jheighborly shadow of some four
|story bullying, or the young LADY who has
repeated lit three successive nights may
&c-lip.se fherself Ii. g. Green, alias
Fraud Stain was tried in the United States
|Eourt forlopening letter and abstracting a
hve-doll,G note therefrom. His counsellor,
20 j. NJ Anderson. has fled motion for a
pew trid III. Brook, alias II. Jones,
PES conJ fcted of illicit wholesale dealing in
Hiluor, hs punishment to be assessed BY the
fourt. -IColonel Eldridge the I.iberalist lee
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GALyE STON.
Reported Daily.l

Reported Dailyl
GALVESTON, April q, 1889.
The contemplated oil works, when in full
operation, will crush $4,000 tons of cotton
seed in ten months. Thirtytwo gallons OF
oil and eight hundred pound of cake is con.
sidered a good average from ton Of seed.
Mr. Adoue states that the mills will employ
about one hundred people, instead of two
hundred or two hundred and fifty, as stated
in former COMMUNICATION. The Inaugural.
ton of this enterprise has stitiene the spinal
column of the average Galyestonian, who are
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Ns,lss.

uALNHsroH, April ~, isho,
Having discharged Al, J. byrne. va beg 10
lnforin The people Of Dallas and vicinity, that
no i 10 no manner authorised ~ solicit sub,
scrplluns W make COLLECTIONS IN any man,
ner, " transact business for the undersigned,
n u. MCDONALD A 90,
Book Sellers
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Yhr.Sy PERSONS on FAMIiIEs-wa Wanting
~noois or Shoes, First. Glass CITY Made
for Gcnt's, Ladies', Misaes' aud children, will
DO well 10 call NJ oos Main street, always on
hand q line assortment also made 10 order At
once aadeslred, Prices Low, Work warrant
Old Boomand shoes REPAIRED,
HARVEY PAGE,
fehIlf Manufacturer.
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Kerosenc ExnIasion.

Petersburg, Va, April 27.-By an explosion
of kerosene lamp in a private residence in
this city last night, Miss Matte Wells,
twenty-five year, of age, was burned TO
death, At the time of the accident she was
removing the lamp, in which she had Just
placed wick, from a table, when 1t ex-
ploded, throwing the fluid upon her clothing
and enveloping her in flames. Before assist
ance could be rendered she received injuries
from which death resulted shortly afterward
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krICIAL NATICLs.

He'Fph hENf- tn,nisaul TOO M, with or
without board can DO had IN tho old
Washington hoIel, ilS Market street, The
rooms arc we'll furaished ANA cool and sry
oeoIsr smith haA recently rented lhls house
and VIII darling the neKt week ram Na hls
restaurant from Kim street 10 his nsv loo,
tlon' south rooms o,n b. had on =, ~ nable
terms, Parties deirins 10 examine rome
can sol hey 81 500 Wood street,
AplaAtf,
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MATTERS BY MAIL,
News PROM our MAR NEIoHboRs.

Festival al Groesbsseh-C cattle Dying
Of Thirst Marriage AZ waee-The
Port worth sehooi TAx Election
Result Declared Weld
Miscellaneous,
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FROM
A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM.

Chillicothe, NO., July 80, 1870.
y. @. Richardson, st. Louis-My Den7
Siri-Herc IL something reliable; IL YOU
can make any use OF n please do so. We
have sold hundreds of bottles with like
Royce a. ostrandsr.
This IA TO certify that i had tho Fever
and Ague this summer md tho use of
one-thlrd OF n bottle OF CHLORIDE Febri.
fuge promptly cured u. IL In the speed.
est cure have known OF.
GEO. SAILOR.