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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17

Salt Of Commonwealth of p use ~ AEnew sellers
Ne. III August term, 1873. bebt. sI1p5 7s
Hastings et al, Att'ys.
All those certain messuages, tenements
and tFscs of lard situate in Patton township Centre
csuaty Pa toundsd end Described fotiows 20 wit
Beginning Il : white oat oorusf; teees along other
lands u agnes eeIisFs ssuth 80 vess ~ Si0 psFchss
b corner th@ocs along land of Davis Sellers north
70 Sest 17 psFehes 10 : poet: thence north sslo
east sc perches b hickuFy; thence north fo sass
pefuhes - pssi; tsnee along lands af a. Hroc eF.
hos heir south go e&ss 2it s10 peFcbes 10 stones
thence south so es ~ perchss % The pisrs of begin.
uiha-coatalHiae loo seFes sad la p<Fcbes. strict
rnezsure. Thsfesa erected twu story dseiinR
boase. bank hzfn end other ouibuildings.
Also, one other thereof, beginning 81
stoaes thence along Lands Of Moses Thsmp.on soash
2sie est 81 peschss n sfonssi thence nofih So
eaas sd psfcha 10 stopsa ihence siena iards o D.
sis eeiieFs nufth t1lc eest 81 pefches 10 sfnues
theuce afane land # AaneN SELLERS eeath e. we=ss
70 t0 psFehes - tie plsss n beginning Rconssiniha
n scres sna - psfehcs. strict nsesufe.
Aieo, the other thereof. beginning At
steHsa EAeaes n0ffk % sesf - peFrsz 70 stane=
hsnrs saath ~ vess. u pefebss 3 sigaest Themes
sCeth - eest " psFehss thence nofth 80 east ss
eftaes - st9nes tsNes uofth So eAe zl peFehez -
ths piats ~ neutrality-suspicious. u eefea ana 81
pefohee strict messafe. selaea taken ia exeeusien
and % b said - The psppesty ef Aknew sellers.
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Ne.c Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs os Fie.
lJri Faeias. Leyari FaciAs and vendltioni Exponas
Issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Centre eoun
~, aud 10 directed. there will ba exposed a,
public sale In the Court House. In Belo.fonie, on
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17
GRANDJURY.

Joseph Hale. TIi,erty.
George Eston, Bsllefonto.
D. NJ. A'Cesl. Gregg.
n ". zeieisr. siiilhsim.
aichsei bersline. Potter.
George p. Hale. Union.
Wells Evans, Gregg.
HeBi Rich, uniouviIls.
fhsFi@s yeideffeF. Burnside
Geo. ". Tate. BeiIsfonie-
ThsoxIore ?. Luess, S Shoe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-03
AccountOf nCycl0ne.

Baltimore, Nd, July Especial dis.
patches from Cro.stiald, on the astern shore,
gives accounts of the cyclone in Tousie r
sound, Chesapeake bay, Thursday. On the
island the tornado was so powerful that it
drove two boats through the bridge leading
from the main land to the island, carving
the bridge completely away. The schooner
j. a. Fall WAS capsized nesr FOx's island
In Tongier sound, and all on board are sup
posed to have been lost. The crew was com.
posed of Captain George Il. Davis, Wiggen
and VIM. Ward. A body has been since
identified as that of VIM. Ward. Nothing
has been seen or heard of the schooner and
1t is supposed she was sunk near Fair;
mount The body of negro
was found lsshed TO the mast with
a rope tied around his neck. II is supposed
that in his haste he tied the rope around his
neck instead of his waist, thereby strangline
himself. On Smith island vessels WERE
blown high and dry up on the beach, one
landing in potstoe patch thirty yards die
tant from the shore. The storm lasted near.
" an hour and was accompanied BY yiyiG
HAshes of lightning and terrific peals o.
thunder In Watts Island the storm was &c
powerful that it lifted the schooner Prescill,
+. Lead almost clear off the water capsiz.
ing her aid drowning two of her crew.
Both the colored captsE asa mate barely
escaped with their lives, Further up .hl
sound the schooner Semi was cspsized ant
her crew, consisting of Captain Mcdonald
and his son drowned. Also eoiored man
was knocked overheard and drowned betor
assistance could reach them from tn
| schooner McGee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-03
A Grand EMlernrise.

The HERALD is glad to know that grand
enterprise Is now on the tspis in our city, an
enterprise that will rebound to tho welfare
and material prosperity oil Dpllas 10 an emf
nenl degree. 1t is the establishment of a
mandatory for the making OF cotton and
WOODEN. goods and yarns, and for the
expressing of oils from cotton seed
and the csstor bean. |, is In
the hands OF ge,lemsn of this city, himself
posed OF means, business qualifications of n
superior order, and who is ,ireless in his
energy and determination. He has hi.
plans we'll msture1 and is ,anguine that he
can raise capital 10 the amount OF a MILL n
dollars in this AMI adj lining counties and h.
mas gone 10 work in behalf of the under-
taking with a will that will suecumb to no
obstacles, The HRRALD wishes him Good
speed In bis work aud trusts that he msN
meet with su'cess commemorate with his
brightest anti ipations.
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"se'inE or ex-Confedcrate M,sso..,
soldiers.

"se'inE or ex-Confedcrate M,xxo..,
soldiers.
a large number Of ex-eonfsdera,e Nilsson,
n soldiers met at the court house xa.,e,asr
evening. Col. G. s. Mitchell called ths
tary. ""'Ains seere"
several communications from prominent,
e r., eonieders'e Missouri soldiers were read
from vsrions portions of the state, expressnS
an an intention to be present at Dallas on ths
iotn and llth of August next.
Colonel Thomas II. Murray. from tho
Somm'ttee on arrangements, reports m al
0oionel ID. NJ. Hoxie, general manager Of
.ne international s. Great Northern and
Inc Texas Il Pacific railroads, will furnish
sesu'sr excursion rates of one and one.tjfth
iare' Tor all ex.confederste Missouri sold;srs
ana ,heir families now living 10 Texas, pro-
Viuea some arrangements could be made that
would prevent imposition upon the roads
me secretary was ordered to correspond
with the general msnsgers of the various
ROADS In this state as to rates, etc. Tho
meeting WAS an enthusiastic ore. and the
expression from all parts of the country as.
su'es US that very large number will be-
present, and that it will DO an occasion long
to be remembered in the history of Dallas. .
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The Glorious Eourrl,

Inc Fourth of July celebration to be
glsen under tho auspices OF the Dallas
W Vrahch OF Tue lr'' md League at Shady
View park, 4 ,aeds of which ara Ia Ia
1es9'eu ', !he the sufferers in Ire
remembered. lDs preliminary steps already
put forth, warrant the assertion Az
enthusiasm has been excited tina. promises
to carry the day with boom. Speeches
will be delivered by several prominent
orators. All sorts of amusemsnts have bean
provided, from the c,arsest TO the mos,
artistic. Rough games for the men have
osen arranged for. A frst-class band of
music has been engaged, and dancing will
continue throughout the day ard nipht
FIRE works have been receiv d .ntil the
gfSndest pyrotechuic display ever witnessed
Dali tssur,d
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Mckinney,

special 10 The Herald.
Mckinney, July 2.-Our street comT.is,
sioners are still st work on the streets, and
have made some grand improvements.
Distric! court is lively. Judge Bledsoe
puts things through. The following cases
have been disposed of: State VS.. Henry
Noble, theft of money. two years in the pen,
itentiary; state vs.. John Birgy, assault
with intent to murder two years in peuiten
tisry; state vs.. Chapman, msnslaugter, hung
jury; state VS.. Joe Weldon, murder, con.
tinued by consent of parties; state We. Add
Hill. robbery, not guilty. The grand jury
iss'ill in session and we learn have found
about sixty bills. The most of the business
before them is for misdemeanors.
Is. f. Estes on yesterday lost his little boy,
aged two years. The family have the SYM
pathy OF the whole city.
The oldest son Of Mr.. Guthrie, proprietor
of the Foote house. is very low. He was
operated on by doctors Wiley & Gibson,
for strsngulated hernia, and there is now
some hope Of his recovery.
An old negro was struck by passenger
train, hound south, few days since. six
miles north of Mckinney, and thrown about
thirty feet, on pile of Ties. He was picked
up iosensble and brought to town. He was
able to chop wood yesterday.
Denton county is supplying us with water.
melons.
A large crowd Of ladies and gentlemen
left this morning, in wagons and buggies,
for Snlder's lake; on fishing excursion.
Quite number of cur citizens will 60 to
Denison on the fourth.
DR.. Smith is pushing his new brick drug
store ahead, and DR., Outlet will soon have
the new postofice building done.
Ever, thing is getting in readiness for the
Eas. Line railroad.
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posed line commences at Marshall
and extends through the counties
of Hsrfson, Palols. Shslhv
On Augustine. Sabine, Js.per, Newton,
Orange All Jefferson to some point on the
Sabine Pass. The capital stock is placed at
three million dollars, with the right to in
crease or diminish it, The following form
the association: Il. N. Trsmbly. r. II
Parks, w. B. Hotchkiss. New York; R.
A. Connolly, Chicago; G. @. Campbell,
r. c. Garrett, L. Key, w. Nj. johnson,
Z. X. Fry, V. Hall, w. G. Pierce
Q NJ Request, Marshall, Texas, and r A
Abbott, Waukegon, Ill. The Fort Worth
and Rio Grsnde railway also filed its charter.
TIE capital stock is placed at three
million dollars, and the line extends from
Fort Worth through the counties of Tarrant.
johnson. or Pm e.. asr, nratn. OomancsS Az: s.d
isua Western railway also ..dlsd-. char
ter The line extendsfrom Sherman through
the counties of Grayson, Fannin, Delta,
Hopkins, F,suklin and Titus to Mount
Pleasant in the latter county. The capital
stock is placed at five million dollars. The
following gentlemen compose the company:
I J Brown, W j Morphy, G 9 Binkley,
I Patty. NJ Schneider, George Oatman,
L + Ely, j w Hesrne, . 7 Lyon, w Q
Eubsuk, ID d Duncan, 7 Richards,
A A Richards, Grsyson county;
w B Wise, John Martin,
Paris; Eastborn, Jscksboro; j M Lindsey,
Gainesville and Ii Reid, New Orleans.
Twenty miles of the Eas, Texas railway
has beea completed from Beaumont and to.
day the governor appointed General A
Hhrdeman engineer TO inspect the same.
The comp,roller's and treasurers offices
will be closed on the 4th
man named Forest died suddenly at the
~. Nicholas hotel last night. He had beeu in
bad health for some time
Wsily jerome, variety actor, also died
suddenly last night from the effects of liquor
and exposure to the sun.
General Steel and Gustave Cock filed
papers in district court to-day to recover
from the state tho salary alleged to
be due them by the state These suits sre
brought under the act of the
last legislature permitting them TO
bring suit against the state.
The assassination of President Garfield
creates much excitement, and much symps-
thy is expressed L! is regarded as grea.
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incidents OF the late rorn.h.

Inc community have agsin been visited
by sserious tornado, playing havoc TO both
property and life, There Is only ono ;nsnr'
snce company that issues policies ag.ins,
TINS class ofbszard. The German insnrsncs
company, of Freeport, Illinois, inpnres against
nre, lightning and tornado. Thi, COMPANY
since 1859, have done very largo business
In this line through the Northwestern states
ana 70 day she has agents in the PRINCIPAL
cHies In Texas. Let the people take wan,
my from yesterdays experience, and cslJ on
D. d. Games, their resident agent, and ge,
Ineir insurance covering loss by fire, light
n'ng and tornado. Parties who have insur
ance against fire can also get policies insuripc
against lightning or tornado, on dwellings,
churches ana school houses.
JonN +. GUNTHER.
General Agent, Dallas. Texas.
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special to the Herald.
Sherman, July 2.-The southern bound
freight train on the Houston & Texas Cen.
trail ran into the tender ofthe Texas " Pacific
switch engine at the crossing here to-day.
The tender and cab Of the Texas g. Pacific
engine were torn up and thrown from the
Track, and the Houston s. Texas Central
engine was completely demolished. No one
was n hurt except james Nance, fireman OF
Inc Texas u Pacia, engine, who had his
fore finger mashed nearly of.
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Telephone Communication with
Fort worth

Telephone communication was made yess
terdaS between Dallas and Fort Worth. +
NJ. Clover constructed tho line. The lrst
message was received exactly Vt o'clock, ~
minutes and 20 seconds, us taken
by j. NJ. Dram, the popular
Elm street jeweler. We distinctly heard and
recognized the voice Of Me. Clover talking
at Fort Worth, his familiar voice being as
distinct as i he were Visible I, the eye.
Arrangements. will be made to-day so thai
parties in the Fort can hear tho sermon u,
the Dallas Female College over tho wires.
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Through acknowledgements

Commencing sunday, July 81, tho Hous-
ton " Texas Central railway will sgsin run
through sleeperi between Dallas and ST.
Louis. This is the only line running sleeping
cars from Houston, Hearne, Bremond Cor
sicsna and D'llas to st. Louis wi,hou,
change Persons contemplating a trip
north should select this popular route, n. /,
is The shortest through line. and over five
hours quicker time, Summer excursion
tickets on sale at very low rates.
g. W. FLOOD,
Ticket Agent, Dallas, Texas,
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Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, July 1.-The farmers of Tar,
rant county will, on July 4lh, give a
basket picnic near Trimmings bridge. A
barbecue was first decided on, but it has been
changed to picnic
Another railroad boom is talked. of, and
several business men met yesterday and made
arrangements for subscriptions, etc. The
meeting was held with closed doors, and no
particulars Will be given the public for a
while at least.
A mad dog was killed by boot blacks near
the Texas u Pacific depot this morning.
Inc Ice companies are fighting here, and
prices have fallen SO per cent. in short
while.
The market is well stocked with peaches
melons. etc.
The rattle of dice is no longer heard ia the
lend.
Major Fairfax got out of his Austin trim
aud returned last night.
The city officials are relentlessly waginp
war on the gambling fraternity.
Weather cool and pleasant since the rain
Of last night.
It is thought TO be settled that the post
office is to be moved TO the Smith building,
on Houston street, unless Postmaster General
James orders ,otherwise.
Riley Virgins, negro, was reported
poisoned tonight, but the physicians pro.
nounced il a case of hysteris superinduced by
heat and too much ice water. He is still
suffering greatly and is not yet out Of dan.
ger.
Several msd-doss were killed to-day.
Considerable excitement was manifested
on receipt of the telegrsm announcing The
shooting Of President Garfield.
Ida May. the infan. daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. Il. Brown, died o-dsy.
A prominent drummer would not take
dare in the Ell Paso hotel this evening, anG
knelt down and BACKED the shoes of anothe
knight of the road. He turned over the iol
to aporter in short time, however.
Our city aud Dallas were connected b,
telephone tonight and several trial messag e
were sent, everything worked to perfecti or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-03
HENLEY, 2.30 p. NJ.


Albany, July 2.-TheVoto to day for the
short term vacancy was as follows: Potter
81, Conkling 20, Wheeler 20, Cornell s, Lap
ham I, Crowley 8, Chapman l., Rogers /.
No choice.
The convention then voted TO Gil the long
term, with the following results Depew 35,
Crowley 9. Tolcott2, Chapman 2, Fish l.,
Platt !, Tremaine l, Laphsm 2, North /.
No choice
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Proposals for the Erection OF Gene rMl
Onicc and Depot Builtlings in
Houston.

Sealed proposals are invited and will be re-.
lnetant for the erection OF general oiiise
building and htight dsnot complete, in ihs
fourth ward, city of Houston. Plans and
specinoa.lcns can be examined daily, HuNdays
excepted, between y a. m. and Q p. M, until
required to furnish bond for full amount nj
contract price, good for one year after ompls.
tin OF WORK, The right 10 reject any of iii
bida reserved. An. 6W ANaclN
Houston, July Caenii NV.
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Waxnllnchie

special TO the Herald,
Waxahachie, July 2.-The telegram an.
nouncing the attempted assassination of G Or.
field has cast agloom over our town.
A good ram fell here last night, attended
with considerable wind, blowing down the
corn.
The fourth Of July was celebrated in sew.
era places in the county to-day.
rev A. Clark Is preaching to large crowds
OF the Christian church.
Trade has revived considerably since the
farmers began to haul in their grain.
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HOW the News WINS Received.

Boston, July 1.-The news Of the attempt
ed assassination 9th president caused iht
most intense excitement in this city, anC
crowds surrounded the newspaper Office,
which have issued extras. 10 the carly par,
OF the morning business was temporarily
suspended on every hand Tho later favor.
able news tina, the president was not dead,
in measure quelled the excitement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-03
NavasOta,

'Peoiai W inc Herald.
Navasots, July IA match game of base
Dali was played here to-day between the In.
dependence club and Invincibles of this
place. The score was thirteen to eight in
favor of the Nayssots's.
Dr. Robt. Jameson Of this county died in
waldo county to-day, aged "A years.
There were showers of rain Yesterday, Blu.
not enough to do any good,
A great deal Of sickness and great many
deaths, principally children, are reported.
L.. Y. Ketchsm, manager of Western
uH!on telegraph company, is very i'll,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-03
Poverty aud SUFFERING

and s mfs dragged down with debt, POVERTY
s sa suffering Tor years, caused BY n sicl
m, N, anu large bills for doctoring, Viii did
uniii ons 3 v "u, l was completely discour gsd,
Inrncnrey eT Hg y, by the advice OF my pastor
ni p,"ouren Hop Bltlsrs ind G mmencr,i iheir
.o,'o ".u IN one month we were ali well. and
non, "on. ol US have been sick day since, and ID" /
v wTnr t fp say TO al poor meo, y~u can Rsep
Tor less thon wen with Hop Bnters
Knowit. A WorSinfm,n ''' 'os''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-03
building Permits.

The following are tho building permits for
the week ending July "a:
Priests residenee,two story frame, 20 by 46
feet, corner Oleander street and Cottage lane
Cost. $4,000.
j. s. Terry, one story frame cottage, SO by
SS feet, corner Houston and Columbia. Cost,
5000.
j. D. Elsefler, one story frame cottage, -
BY 20 Csdiz street. Cost, $3.50.
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4 "a

During these very hot days II 10 absolutely
economical to keep we'll supplied with Ice,
aud jarrett 81 his depot In rear Of Apollo
hail, has on banda full supply Of pure north.
ern lake Ice. II will be delivered 10 any
part. OF the city, and Ice In case Of sickness
can DO had a. night by calling u Jarrett
room, one door west Of the CrutchHeld
house,
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Marshall.
Special to the Herald.

SPeeiai 10 tue Herald.
Msrshsll, July 2.-July first has arrived
without bringing any material disturbance
In our machine shops, or among our railroad
men. Fourteen men from tho shops were
discharged: but the wages Of the balance
were raised.
a A ane rain cell here this afternoon, the
y; I's. 10 Two weeks, which IL is to DO hoped
"genefal. 1t greatly renewed vegetation.
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The county clerk issued the following mar.
rage licenses during tho pas, week:
Frank Massey and Eliza Ferguson; John
Norman pnd Nora Thoma.; W. +. Ford and
Josephine Stout; g. W. Dewy and Eliza
Williams; John Pollard and Martha Deesoi
Allen Long, colored, and Charlotte Robin.
con, colored.
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Am n differentiation

The commissioners cour. passed an order
yesterday apprcpriating S25 for the relief Of
Mrs. Brown and family. whose house and
furniture were destroyed by the storm Fri
Gay night. A subscription for their relief
was also taken up and the contributions We
understand, were liberal. Wv
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FlB 4 PREsnl TERRAIN CHURCH - In.
WrSscuOn 81 Elm AMI Live Oak streets. Raw
\, 4 smith, ID. ~, p,stor seryie = I'M
mHrni1g at 1850 and this evening ats o'clol k.
.. QUA. u school AT GA. IN. Capt j NJ, Mcuoy.
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wesleyan Female Institute, stauu.
Ann VA

We take pleasure In directing attention
to the advertisement Of this popular Semina-
~. It's located Ia one Of the healthies,
climates 10 the world, where every bret ze
contributes 10 the physical vigor Of 10 pu-
pills. ltpreeents attractions unsurpassed II
not unequAllsd In The Union. IL 6uildlnss
are homs-llks and elegant, grounds attract
I've, scenery grand.
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IuMBERL ND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
nnJtiier ons rect Rev ID " Brougnton, pasi0r.
4 eschlng at II am Mud at s;lbp,u. III ,nc.
rshenl OF the Lord 9 supper ut close oil morn.
my service. sabbath tchOot at 0.iJ n IN. A
Nrltal invitation pNts nd,a In an
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Austin

'"' W tne herald.
austin July 2.-To-dsy articles Of mso-
y ~' tsr the Incorporation Of the Sabine
."s = Northern Texas railroad were nled IN
''' 'mcso Of the secretary Of sssts. The pro-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-03
Personal Recorutynuca

kotert Sanders, who shot ard wounded
the old negro, George Smith, several DAYS
sso, was brought from the Jail for an exsmi.
ming trial before Justice Price ye. .erdsy. He
was released on personal reco: niz snce to
appear on the Is b Instant. W
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Reduction In Em,r,,.,,.,o.

wol, q B'ruch are advertising every line
OF em6roiderits and are positively selling
'hem at the prices named, and which ara
real reductions. This firm never advertise
any reduction unless it is so, and can be- re-
lied upon in every assertion. 0''' " w
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Ladies' Please Take Notice.
Clearance sale Of trimmed hats and bon
nets, al your own price, al N. Rosenthsl q
Company, opposite b. George hotel, 7iS
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LAMAR srkkEr NJ. n. Uh UH, n SOUTH,
I,,Worhips At the Dallas Female college,
Live Oak street. Preaching morning an
night ~ the pastor, Rev, II 4. Bourl.nd. Al
tne morning service the Holy Communion
VIII DO observed. Sabbalh.sch0oi ut p,JO "A m.
Slass 2 Getting at 3 nj. A cordial invitatlon
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rABERNACLE NJ. L. CHuRuH-on Elm
at IL am and at $ p m by The major, i,ss
meet,pg at W5i m Sunday school al ogO N
M, lhs monthly union Snnday. school cnn.
c.it will be- held in tbs church al 1 u m. A
Solulnl lnNliatlon to all these services
strangers welcome. Beats free. '''''
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

A Match Game of Base BAH Mt Nava-
sOta-FOurth of July Celebration
In Ellis County A Railroad
Collision at sherman - No
Changes Among Railroad
Men at SzRrshaii-Au.
other Railroad Boom
Talked Ofat Fort
Worth, Etc,
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, CONGREGATIONAL CnuRUH-Corner of
lave OAK and Pacific avenue, There Vii be A
payer me ling NJ lU'3l am al The residence of
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