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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
Iceat Jarrett's.

Jarrett is in receipt of pure northern lake
ice every three or four days, besides keeping on
hand afull supply of manufactured ice. 1t
is sold in large or small quantities and is
shipped to parties in the surrounding coun-
try on orders accompanied by the cash, and
delivered to any part of the city. Leave
orders rear of Apollo hall.
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RELIGIOUS.

-LAMAR STREET NJ. L. CHURCH
Soul H-Worships at the Dallas Female coll
lege. Ths chapel having been put in order
and furnished as place of worship. Inter-
esting opening services will be conducted by
the pastor and other ministers Sermon In
the morning upon the advantages offered
by the Church to Mankind Discouraged souls
are especially invited, In the evening the
sermon will be to those who are seeking to be
saved. Sabhath-schoo col at 8 a. m. Glass meet.
ing at 5 p m. Sabbath-school singing at 4:3t
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pSFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner of
Sycamore street and patterson avenue-J. Il.
Curry, pastor. Services at II am. and pm.
Subject for this mornings discourse, "The
Brighter Days Ahead " Evening, ''The Prodi-
gal Bon Coming to His Senses" Seats free.
All are cordially invited sunday-ichool at 8
q, m !; j. l.. Williams, superintendent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

John Mcdonald, lumberman at Beau
mount, went up the Neches river Saturday,
in bateau. The bsteau was found after
wards full of water, and search being made
the body of Mcdonald was found, the face
partially eaten away by fishes. The verdict
of the jury of inquest was that he came TO
his death BY drowning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

CT COMMERCE. STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Preaching at IL IN. and p m
by Professor Williamson, of Hamilton Uni
versty (Kenturkyl. Subject for morning
inv JG ff% by Faith s9est O are eor
dially invited.
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Congregational Emanual

will hold their annual meeting on Sunday,
August Goth, at . p. m. sharp. Election Of
officers, renting of pews and other business
of great importance makes it desirable for
every member to be present. Fine for nom
attendance SAM KLEIN, President.
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CLEBURNE, August q. 1850.
To the Grand Cyclops OF the Dallas Herald;
AS prefer Democratic paper you may
discontinue my part of the HERALD when the
time is out for which have paid.
Very Respectfully
j. Nj. ODELL.
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AUSTIN. August. y. lSSO

AUSTIN, August, ~, 1850.
GENTLEMEN;-I send you list of twelve
new subscribers obtained to-day in Hearne
and this city. Forward as below.
j. S. S., agent.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, August, II, 1850.
To the Herald Publishers:
Sirs: AS you publish so much Democrat
ic doctrine and SO little Republican news
because Of the Bourbon collar you wear, you
will please stop my paper.
j. S. MAYBURN.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev w q
McCune Services at IL o'ciock In Central
Park, on Patterson avenue, west of Sycamore
street.
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pgFIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -
Services at 10h O'Clock a. M, conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Brim, of Fort Worth -
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PALESTINE, August, %, 1870

PALESTINE, August, %, 1870.
Msesrs Pfouts, Elliott & Hall;
GENTs:-Please send twenty-five copies of
the daily to this place as per memo OF names
below, ten copies to Troupe and four to AT
lanta. Tho paper is much liked for its i'm
partial and independent course.
P. S. p.
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THE OPERA
'T0nsOrial Saloon.

Has been reiltted and rc-aranged In first-clas
style, and has employed drst-
class workinen.
Anyone wishing work superior to any shop In
the city can get itby calling at No 5ls Main ct, .
opposite Sanger Bros LEE COIN. Pror.
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Light Castings Made to Order.
POWELL & DOUGLAS, Waukegan, III
CARRIAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP.

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
i inform the public generally, that he has
secured as foreman In his shop, Mr.. j NJ.
Payne who formerly did bushes al the cor
ner of Sycamore and Film streets He is one OF
the best workmen in the state. 1 am prepared
TO do all kinds OF repairing, either In wood or
iron, on the shortest notice and In most SUBJ
stantial manner. Carriages made or repaired.
l have two shops-cne corner Of Live Oak and
Elm Streets and the other In East Dallas, two
blocks east of the railroad on Elm street. where
all needing work are invited to.cail. HORSE
SHOEING a specially by myself.
ROBERT DONNELLY.
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SALE OF JUDGMENT !

NOTICE is hereby given that certain judg-
~ ment recovered by the State Of Texas, In
the District Court of Travis County, on the Goth
day of May, 1880, at the suit of the State
against W. f. Eagan, deiaulting sheriff and
tax collector of DeAt0n County, and his official
surities. H Murphy, L. S. Foreser and 5. 4.
Reynolds, for the sum of sixteen thousand, six
hundred and sixty one ilfty-two one hundredth
dollars, (sl666l 52-l00 which bears eight per
cent. interest from date Of judgment, and which
judgment is entitled TO a credit of three thou
sand, six hundred and twenty-eight dollars,
sold by the board, consisting of the Comptroller.
Treasurer and Attorney General, at the Office
of the Comptroller, in Austin, Texas, on the
18th day of September, 1850.
Bids for the purchG ofthis Judgment should
be directed to the Comptro Ter, and will be
opened at his Office, In Austin, Texas, on the
date above mentioned. The board reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
GEO. MCCORMICK,
Austin, Aug. 20, 1880. Attorney-General.
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Assisted by Corps of able and experienced
Teachers.
This institution is second to none In Ken
lucky, in the facilities 1t offers for the training
of young ladies. Course thorough in all de-
partments. Music department in charge of a
German professor OF succe ssful experience
French and German taught as spoken languages.
Art department an attractive feature of the
school. The most careful supervision given to
boarding pupils.
catalogues to be had at this Office
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nATTERN BY NAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEloHBoRs,

Colonel Thomas VI. Jacks Funeral al
Galveston A baptist Preacher,Of
R0ckdaIe, Comes Near Being
Killed by the Explosion of
aGun-LumberB Burned
at tyler, Etc, Etc.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-02
A. j. Ke1ler's New Store.

a. - 1ACllCr>S Ne" SIOEcs
Our fellow-townsman, A. J. Keller,
has just returned from New Orleans
with fine stock Of goods for family
and plantation use, partly purchased
in that city and partly in st. Louis,
and consisting of crockery, groceries
and shelf goods of all kinds and best
qualities, wines, liquors, &C., which he
is determined to sell as cheap or cheaper
than the cheapest in this market for
cash. Mr.. Keller is not unknown to
the people of this city and vicinity,
and those who traded with him when
in that line several years ago, will bear
we'll in mind his disposition to give
good articles and full moneys worth to
his numerous customers. His store,
on DeSiard street, next east of A. q.
Breard's, will be open for trade on
Saturday next, and he hopes by strict
attention to business and honorable
dealing to receive his share of the city
and country trade.
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River News,

The river is falling slowly and is
getting down to crock bottom" 1t
now stands about q feet above dead
low water.
Business quite brisk on the levee
the past week.
The Hanna failed to get any farther
than Fenner's bar on her trip last
week. The Little Bob brought her
freight. The Hanna had leaving New
Orleans one of the heaviest freights
that she has ever carried.
The River Reporters Valc<lictory.
1t is with profound regret that we
are compelled to announce to our read
ers this week that present and future
business engagements compel US to
retire from the editorial river depart
ment Of the TELEGRAPH, and to sever
our connection with journalism, it may
be for ever, and may he not. During
our reportorial career, extending over
a period OF three years, we have ex-
tended to and received from the river
fraternity, may favors and courtcsies
for all of which we reture sincere
thanks. II during our career as <'ma-
rinc caterer" we have said anything
that others may have taken offense at,
we are truly sorry, but We have no
apologies to make on the other hand
if we have said anything deserving Of
laudatory comment we are truly CRATE
full. We retire with a keen apprecia-
ton of what we, to great extent,
were instrumental in accomplishing, to
wit: A due respect from the steam
boats; an increase in the river business
OF Monroe the local packets, and last
but not least two wharfboats but
we fear we've overdone the wharf
boat thing, though, we deserve no GEN.
sure for it.
With the hope that all steamboat
men may live, thrive and be successful;
with a good word for all, animosity
against none; with congratulations in
profusion for our genial confrere
"Christopher'' of Trenton, and
again returning thanks to the
river fraternity and to the great
and good Hancock ssboomer," Capt.
G. w. Mechanic, the Editor, who did
so much to make our journalistic ca
reer 80 pleasant,
I remain, respectfully,
CHARLES p. KELLER.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-02

VicH's
FLOWER AND vESETA BLE SEEDS
Are planted by million people in Amer
lea. Sec
Iick's Catalogue 800 illustrations, only
2 cents.
pich's Illustrated MontAly MnguSine--32
pages, fine illustrations, and colored plate
in each number. Price, 81 % year five
copies for g..
Tick's FHo,ccr and VcJctdbic Harden--5O
cents in paper covers with elegant cloth
covers, 81.
All my publications are printed In Eng
lish and German.
Address. JAMES WICK,
Rochester, N. Y.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-02

We are panied to hear that Mrs.
Julia Taylor, Of Pine Bluff, Ark, the
daughter Of Mrs. T.. NJ. Roane, late of
this city, died suddenly Of inflammation
of the stomach at Pine Bluff recently.
Her numerous friends will regret to
hear Of her sudden death in the full
bloom of mature Wolnanhood.
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journalistic.

We have upon our table Vol. l No.,
l., of the Cotton Planters and Manu-
facturers' Journal, published at Little
Rock, Ark, Messrs. Coleman & Co.,
publishers, VIM. Coleman, editor. 1t
is paragon of neatncss in typo
graphical point of view and contains
much interesting reading matter for
cotton planters, being conducted ex-
clusively in the cotton interest. The
journal is published monthly at 81 90
per annum, which extreme low figure
places it within the reach of all. We
consider it valuable acquisition to our
exchange list and cheerfully recon-
adjoining parishes.
The Natchitoches Register is the
name Of new paper just started in
Natchitochcs, L., the first number of
which is before US. The Register pre-
sents neat appearance, is ably edited
by John f. Hewitt, Esq, and costs
but 81 80 per year. May the Register
enjoy long life of usefulness and bring
its proprietor, in return, much honor
and many riches. We exchange with
pleasure.
We acknowledge receipt of aspect
men copy' of the Topeka Tribune,
published at Topeka, Kansas. 1t
boasts of being "the only colored jour-
nal published in Kansas" and we pre-
sumo, Is 4 second edition, or rchash of
the "Herald of Kansas" as it publishes
that papers funeral notice. AS a
"specimen copy" it is not sccond-class,
barring the patent inside.
Yeast powders, tfavoring extracts,
English soda, Cox's gelatine, condensed
milk, Sc, r-sale at J. A. Moore
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-02

Kinslow kerosene is better than other
lamp oils. For sale at J. A. Moore's
drug store.
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NOTICE..

! HEREBY NOTIFY ALL CONCERN
ed, that have the necessary Blanks, and
am now prepared to record Homcstcads as
required by law.
Deputy Clerk 9TH District Court, aud ex-
ofliciO Recorder n37:6nl
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Use j. A. MOore's Dentifrice.

For nearly ten days we have been
day last and on Monday and Monday
night we had very hard rains. Plan
tiers and men engaged in out door en-
Payments begin to cry Justify, 'thold,
enough" If the cotton worm has
really appeared in this section for pur-
poses of ravage, such weather as we
have had, hot, sultry and rainy, will
encrease its forces for the Obstruction.
it meditates.
J. a. Moore has the agency for the
Kinslow lamp oil. The safest and best
lamp oil known.
We are indebted to Ouachita's
"handsomc Sheriff. J. +. Mcclure,
Esq, who attended the Masonic din
ner and ball at Delhi, for notes taken
on the occasion, but regret that our
limited space will not admit of an ex-
tended notice. Suffice it to say the at
fair was a grand success, and every
body who attended from distance
was we'll pleased and impressed with
Delhi's hospitality. Col. 1eobt. Rich
artlson was the orator of the day, and
when that is said tits useless to pass
any cnconiums, for everybody knows
that he never fails to make ga happy
hit" Misses Leila K. Bealte, Matte
Richardson and Lizzie Simmons were
in attendance from Monroe.
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HAMBURG
HIGH SCHOOL.

This Academy for both sexes will begin
it's second half session OH
Monday, February 10, 1880,
and will continue 20 weeks or S months.
This Institute was never before in such
trim for accomplishing the ends OF educa-
ton. Tho teachers are all professionals
the academy building is new and elegant
new patent seats and desks, and two ele-
CANT pianos are en- route, and will all arrive
during the present month.
One hundred dollars in cash will pay for
the entire expense of Il pupil, except books
and music. for the months. in the house
OF the undersigned, who will be both
teacher and parent to all committed to his
household.
D. G. b. CONNERLY, Principal,
Feb. 4.-n-tf, Hamburg, Ark.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN.


CTRAYED OR STOLEN.
One Sorre1 Horse, about 16 hands high,
small blaze In face, left eye blind, shod all
round, in good condition, PAGES under sad
die. Also, one Dark Bay Horse, about 16
hands high, marked with small under crop
in right car, has scar about the size Of he
palm of mans hand on his right side,
trots very rough under saddle. Ago of
bot h horses, seven or eight years. A liberal
reward will be paid for the return of said
horses, or any Information leading to re-
covery of same. n. II. EN- DOM.
Monroe, La, July 2. 1880.
Fo" RENT
THE MONROE HOUSE,
Now occupied by d. Il. Trousdalc, from
the list February to 31st December, 1880.
Apply to DIR. T. y. RICHARDSON,
MIG Tutor
70" PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED
At THIS OFFICE.
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The best stock of cigars in town at
Moore's drug store.
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ToFtIcIAI"l
PARISH TREASURE
o. suma", Treasurer IN account 'ctth Parish Of onoe
May ITO amount on hand from last account
or os :s
" ~ ~ '' F :sSSSi end II
tss
rhree noes @ me1es o g. s; s.
Dawkns of ouachita City ferry......sis GS
;:s 3 :'s !;' T. e. sS"
and csf k Police vs. 10 90 sis %
50 o5
This AMOUNT paid in cash cash.:
Package G.
ss'ssS'ss ssh
In allowed claims account general f"nd...,
. new Parish Of general fund
cash -: school fund.
Nov 2s-Amount from W. s. Logan, sheriff. line Jack
W.
# 3 e Is
:. oss;j sTy , esstiasats. ::., .
for Account Of Of seheoi
ss.is.,
City of Monroe; paid follows:
sas s. ssSs;s,
Package G..
March 3-AmOunt from CITY of Monroe of
Monroe ferry. being payments due January,
1879, and LIST January, 1880, in cash
Package H.
A ~ ssf s
paid follows:
In allowed claims account general .......
- jury certificates account of general fund.-.
" new parish warrants account of general fund
" cash for account general
school fund
Package l.
March s-Amount from J. H. Noble in payment Of judg:
ment, with cost and interest, against hun
tho parish by order of the Police Jury...........
March 3-Amount from M H. Parker account OF lease
ofTrenton ferry, due January
March 3-Amount r. Sellers account lease
OF Choudrant ferry, due December 81, 1879.
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Fishing tackle at J. A. Moore's drug
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I Jn IS,
redanden
mo dnaneN adopt
| w. W. w
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Yeast powders, tfavOring extracts,
English soda, Cox - gelatine, condensed
milk, &C., for sale at j. A. Moore's
trug store.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-02
nl.D NEWSPAPERS

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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-02

THIRTi-FIFTU YEAR.
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In connection with the Scientific Ancri
can, Messrs. Mum II Go. are solicitors q
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J. a. Moore has the agency for the
Kinslow lamp oil. The safest and best
lamp oil known.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-07-02
CREDITS.

1879.
July loBy report Of Franklin Garrett ESQ. pkg b.
Oct 16-By report Of i. Y. Xby tax collector pkg g,
oc icy report Of r. " Xby, tax collector, pkg
oct eBy report Of + = Xby, tax collector. pkg u
certificates cancelled.
Oct. l6By report of T. Y. Ably, collector, pkg 9,
lowed claims dL cancelled e.
lowed Claims cancelled $500: r.: ~
Nov 29By report Oft. Y Aby tax collector, pkg e.
NOV: 3s-By report Of TY: Ably, collector, pkg
Nov. 2e-By report Of T. Y. Ably, tax collector, pkg
jury certificates cancelled
1850.
Jan. by amount from w. G. Kennedy, pkg +. allow
March Shy report of 7: y. Ably, tax collector pkg
allowed claims cancelled
March 3-Ry report of T. Y. ASy, tax collector, pkg
March 3-By report of r. Y. Ably, collector, pkg
warrants cancelled
March 3-Ry report OF T. y. Ably, tax collector pkg
March sMBy amount from j. H. Noble, pkg j, old wa
March 3-By amount paid to account of general fun
warrants cancelled
March BY amount paid to account Of school fund
Marci. 3l-By balance hand to new account
1879. STATEMENT or SCHOOL
Juno la-To amount from r. Y. Ahy, tax collector
Nov. 29-To ..."....
1880.
March 3-To from r. Y. Ably, collector...
BY amount paid s. Meyer, Treasurer warrant 152 -
40.
40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

stem; a pair Of beaded moccasins; bead-em-
brudered sash and tobacco pouches, worn Dy
one Of the chiefs engaged in the custer
massacre knife sheath and a sheet representing
the history of the Sioux tribe. the work OF cituDg
Gull himsrf There Is aso a war Ratchet formed
OF three large blades, which was used ~ the
Custer ighi.
TIE X ,vIer Alumni Sodality has booth IN the
centre of che hall and Cf-rs the visitor chance 10
WIN "a bat Is STYLED The grand tom ola" IDS
consists Of di-tnbu on Of $50 attractive prlesI
ncludIng q grand piano, diamonds Je"eis aho
many other attic - of value. Zach uc9et eDttIes
the holder to chance III ZoO piEts
instead Of one The floral temple. wbich
stands the centre Of the room, looks IKE cosy
summer house which ~ almost hidden by vines ma
cyerTerus. In be rear Of the room - a refresh
meut saloon. where there, i an attractive bill OF
lare. GIlmOre's Band will be ~ attendance every
evening.
Among the many ladies' vino assisting al the
different boo. n- are the following: Mrs. Eugene
Kelly, Mrs Daniel Devln, Mr.. General III Ian,
Mrs. Geneul f. +. Meagher, Nrs. }. Devlln, Mrs.
General McQuade. Mr.. OConnOr. Mrs. addington,
Mrs Dan eel Whale Mr., Eugene Mortimer Earle,
Ms Ruxtou Mr. Higgins. Mrs. Mrs. CrOch~rsOn,
Mrs Berge, Miss Fav. Miss Kent. the Misses Bro
pny Mrs. -hrelv, Miss Lacey, Miss Kennehck Miss
Cullen. the MIss.- Lynch Miss Brennan, Miss
Kenny Mis- Stone and Miss MulnalL
The executive committee OF ths falr consists OK
Richard OOorman. Thomas II. OConuor, ljr.J mes
Robe Wood General James NcQuade. James o.
well. General John MILAN, Joseph i. Quinn aud j.
/ al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
SUPPOSED WIFE-MURDhR.
TRAGEDY AT BolRDvILLE, y. J.

TRAGEDY AT BOlRDVlLLE, y. J.
TIVE WIFE or a sos or 4 SEw-YOgK LAwYER BNU-
TALLY MUHD iRND--A BtLEF Thai SIZE WAS
KIlLFD ny MR. HCsBASD-FFFLSG IN IHE
NElGHBnrHonD-rHE SUSPECTED MAN UNDt'
sURvEU ItNCr.
Samuel J. David, Of Boa-dvile, y. j., %
son of Henry J. David. a lawyer of this ciis'
is believed 10 have murd, cred his wife NJ Their
home sun my morning. The woman was
found dead and covered with b'ooi, having
been mang'cd in horrible manner. Both
d vid and his wife were intemperate' and
they quarr-led frequently. David de-
MES that ne was instrumental II
causing his wifc's death. He has not been ar
rested. but Is under surveillance. \ coroner
of Pater on will hold the inquest.