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MlRRIED.

ON the I4th instant al the Gectory Of Trim
ity Parish Charles Couuiy, hy tue Rector
Rev l.. !. Sothorou John + y ,rbrr to Al
f. Lumav. vii of Charles County.
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SCH N0TIJE.-
Tnexelan. Ortab.r PSI. 1881.

duce, one free TO first person who get up Il
culh Of four Agents wan'el. Write for
circulars. CHENEY ANVIL Il WISE CO.,
aug | 3m DETROIT, MICH
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-24

The suit by Henry L. Nuda ESQ. one Of the
Registers against the County Conm;,,,a..rs
was tried 0eforeJuslice 7 D. Snoo, : Ties
day aud decided IN favor of Mo8s ~ ~ ma, mai.
ey Of course. @ d A'
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Prizes to ride for:-Flve Crowns, Saddle,
Bride, Martingales, Spurs and Whip.
oct 24-lt
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SNATCHES.

DR.. Chcaney, dentist, ZIG Elm street.
Go to Mayors garden tonight; good
music.
Don't fail to see the Tyrolcans tonight
at Mayors garden
Loeb 81 Freiberg are headquarters Tor
new and fresh groceries.
Lawrence's Commercial College band
will furnish music Mt Arlington on the
It'll.
The coolest place and the finest music
by the Tyroleans tonight NJ Mayer
garden.
Fireworks and the finest music nom
fifteen pioces in the orchestra Mt Mayer
Garden on the eve of July 18th.
Fireworks in the greatest prolusion
and the best music by the large or
chestra at Mayors garden, 18th OF July
S. Beck, the jeweler, 81 Main street, !
agent for "Kayton's Celebrated Whlt
CRYSTAL Spectacles" acknowledged to D
tho best spoctacles in the market Gal
and purchase pair and be convinced 9
their superiority. A perfect fit guaroi
e toedl
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Personal.


R.U. Chatham, Bryan, is at the Wind
sor. ...,.-. cal
Mr.. A. u. Rosenthal is visiting Cal
weston.
Col. ]. w. Booth, Decatur, is at inc
Windsor.
]. n. Bennett, Paris, is Il guest oil inc
Windsor. -.
md Crawford, the stately and ire
irresistible tourist, is ut the windsor
John Caldwell, prominent citizen oil
| shreveport, is booked at the WINDSOR
Mr. I q. GRIMM, representing Mat
thni Ingram d CO., Baltimore, Md, is ut
the Windsor.
Noryeu :. johnson, representing inc
Caruth ~ Brynos Hardware 'o' ~
Louis, Mo-, is at the WINDSOR
Mrs. DIR. IL. \. Moseley and children
left Yesterday morning ON Visit W ''''
former home, Pulaski, tennessee
Miss Annie Heard, of Mckinney, WI,
has been visiting the family oil Sherll
w, II. w. Smith, returned home yesler
day morning
Mr.. IL. &. Wickes, of the Peoples ID
brary, is in the city, and VIII eau on on
n citizens to enable Dallas to get up HI
3 library this year. a.,
y, George France, of the insurance mr.
" of II. Ii. smith ~ Co., who has been co,
!, fined to his bed the past few days ny II
a. ness, is out again,
" Cant. j. O. Terrell, of Terrell, was
I'd the city Yesterday and called Ill NJ u
HERALD office. lie Will be present
the celebration at llutchins to-day
The many friends of Mr., A. oppe
heimer will regret to learn that ne
confined TO his room, NJ inc NI VIZ
- Windsor hotel, from severe "t'''N
he malaria.
Id NIessrs, Frank Austin, of Dallas, a
MS Aleck Wilson, sheriff OF Kaufman, al
ice due dcliberation lett yesicruN i,o ',, II,
in. IN Inc present ut the nominating cohN'
ted tion OF the Democracy Mt Chlcago'
Il. NJ. Threadgill, manager OF
Iynchburg Tobacco works, Oh Lyni
burg, Virginia, is ~ tho Guy, hi w
thc boys some "sugarn for fall ira
a. Mr.. #. leaves to-day for other pro
lis nnnt noints in Texas and thence To
VAS WOld dominion"
Al the st. George; Isham Il Darn
ca,,r,nrc Texas; William Clarks
S Toy i S Bradley, Battle Gre
Mr.. Mich: j Iaing and wife, Miss Al
nti- T M,E' Weatherford; Ratican, \
nns MIoiiEe Ratican, Fort WORTH Z
meet O'keelo, No tg St3h. Nfoxio. "a n tr
tico weston; w SUI, Terrell. RoI
emit Texas; ~ , LIHS Hanna Fort s,
on's Hanna, MISS II n EV Snndo%s Trinitv. /
are Kas.; w, ,,,sa Kaufman irbo
fire. Bumer, rom ~" 81 o,,,,tS,. NJ Rnsh.
pra ~ worth; EC Pfaillo, Wichita Falls
, nro. kingdom, Texas y Pacific railway
P'0 Bruee, wills Point y Don
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
THE GOVERNOR OFF TO LuLINe
The Nations Natal Day Will be observed
in an Appropriate Manner - Inc
Chink of the Cash - state
Topics III General.

AUSTIN, July Especial. The Land
Board to-day completed July awards
disposing by purchase Of about 2OO sec
tions. nt an average of $2.05 per acre, ana
inasinp 100 sections. The sales are some
LARGER than at the June award. Inc bld
of ii. $. Rosencrans, by Temple H0us-
ton, for $50 sections on the Cahaoian
river is held up for Investigation, as the
board is not satisfied as to the descrlP-
ton of the watered sections r.
The Governor left tins evening loI
Iuling, where he will attend the srhiu
Fourth of July celebration t0-llotIoM'.
Here mt Austin the State departments,
hanks and wholesale houses Will close,
and the day will be observed as holi-
dnv. A picnic mt Oatmanville, near the
ConitoI uuarries, will be largely at
| tended from this city. ,r.,.,.,
The collectors of Travis and Hopkins
counties settled to-day. .,o
The Comptroller deposited Sl5,WO tC
the credit of the general revenue:
! The scholastic census was received 10
day, as follows: o.,
MILAN County-3,SG0; increase, ST.
Tom Green-l69; increase, ~.
Norris-l, 1875; increase, 243.
Shncklcford-i32 increase, $50.
CITY of Eastland-l22; increase, ~
Beilyille-1l0; increase, $,
The Superintendent of Public lnstru'
tion to-day mailed the following l
, CON COUNTY t judges; "soction SO of the ne
i school law provides for the election !
, school trustees on the first Saturday
a August next. I call your attention .,
: the same, and in the absence of any g
u nress provision in the statute respec
II mlly request that you appoint thr'
~ qualified voters in each school district.
hold such election and give such noIi
of The election as you deem best u
returns should be made to YOU"
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MEXICO.


Fiscal, FACTS-A COLLISION.
JrTy OF MEXICO, (via GALNEsToND
report of the director Of the
bnte Pho bank, will be ready to-mor-
nv. IT shows favorable condition OF
aoirs in the end of May; assets oyer
IabiIities were $l,422,0OO. Calculating
waI estate at cost, while values nave
increased, 81 100000 worth oil
films have been liquidated at par since
In failure. \ half million dollars worm
n notes of 500 denomination, VIII pe
lnrnod tomorrow in the presence oil tht
Sinister of Finance and notary, OUT OF
IN former circulation of Sl,5OO,0W, pul
Il GDO is now unredeemed. Commence III
ke institution is restored. 1t Is, now
her. resolved to discontinue the paiih
bg department and follow the ch9ritt
liz plans of the founder for u hatlohS
lawn shop. u,o Voro Cru
hstoms receipts have fallen oil S,9 =,
lar month below last year. Ihere Is
corresponding decrease at other Pori;o oo
Freight trains collided on the MeXl Di,,
central near Marquiz, caused ny uisop "
Hence of orders by the cohuugtol Az
,ngineer of the north-bound tram n
kmerican fireman, named Siather'''
N,os killed.
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Graham; w C Whiteield, Duck Creek;
Rufus Smith, Lampasas; Dabbs,
Sulphur Springs; G V Kahn, sherman;
George Give, Weatherford; T NJ Tabor,
Putnam; r Wilkes and wife, Fort
Worth; J b Hayme, Rice; J J Hill,
Kaufman; John A Williams, st, Louis;
c A Faris, Ennis; Robert Moss, Mrs
Jennie Jackson, Plano; James Blassen7
gamer, Greenville; o Terrell, c Bishop
and son, Terrell; g w Balton, Monroe
Louisiana; NJ l. Christian, Elkton, ny.
J Whomes, Terrell;J c Moore, Mchln'
ney; b c Murray, Denison.
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SPECIAL SPRAY.
Diminutive Dispatches Coralled by the
Herald Corps.

Diminutive Dispatches Coralled by the
Herald Corps.
Sickness in Sherman is on the in
crease.
The Baptists of Wills Point are still
carrying on very interesting meeting
mt the Presbyterian church.
There will be celebration to-day, 4th
inst, on the PaluXy, and also one on
Contrary creek, Hood county
A number of Fort Worth citizens have
zone to other places to spend the Fourth
and the city is extremely quiet.
Considerable preparations were made
at Sherman yesterday for the testlvltle3s
of to-day. Large crowds are expected,
and all anticipate grand time.
The Spiritualists of Waco have had a
disagreement with the medium,Dr. Henry
| Slade, who is billed to lecture sunday,
and the lecture is off. Some very ugly
reports are out concerning Slade'
There promises to be a lively fight al
Fort Worth over the ordinance Srantlne
the Rosedale right-of-way on Houston
Street, Capt. Reed and others will en-
ioin the company from building the road
Prof, Crow leaves Galveston in tn
morning to conduct the Summer Nor
NAL at Mckinney. He was unanimous
iv elected as Superintendent for the en-
suing year last evening by the Schoc
> Board.
At meeting of the Hook and Lad
( der company of Fort Worth, last nigh
@ the company withdrew from the d'
# partment and decided to work undC
their charter. They refuse TO obey
l. volunteers any paid officer OF the CITY,
o Great preparations have beer. goiiI
forward for the Fourth Of July. 1eStiN
ties at San Antonio. The principal bus
il ness buildings are draped with flags, al
n most of them will be closed, and speec
lie making, picnicing, base ball, etc., W
he take place at San Pedro Springs.
81 Suit was filed at Sherman, yesterrdi
3, in the office of district clerk by Nj
III Standifer through her attorneys, Hare
Sc Head, against the city of Sherman.
le:- $4,000 as damages from injuries recelV
RI by one of the city's bridges falling
lat While she was driving over it last Mi
, IT,, The fire alarm at the engine-hol
a. sounded mt Sherman yesterday AT
ho O'clock and the fire department, spll
IL didly arrayed and with engine spark
rr like crystal in the sunshine, dashed
nv smoke, and finally decided that
N turnout was just for the purpose
- | showing off,
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PANAMA..


p,rNr,. via GalvostonO july D.
Tho superior Court at Panama yeSter,
dov impeached DIR. Cervcra, President Oh
the state of Panama, for bribery, ana
named General Ruiz, Second vice.
a. president. DR.. Ceryera refused 70
Ieoye the Presidential Mansion ne Is
Surrounded by about 100 friends arhleu,
aud has fifty police armed with kelhiiin ~,
ton r ,it under his orders. President
Rmiz demanded the building io-aaS
ihrourh General Ibarez, eommandaht - 0I
The Panama garrison. ibareI mas gov
well armed men and will crush OervUr"
at once. The disturbance, If one occurs ,,,,
will be selr-limited Cervera is very u''
popular. .,,.,,,t. Of the Na
tionol troops are IN Panama, ana II !
Thought that order will be maint.,al ilr,3
Ali trouble will he between the u, ihp ,,io,,
and Conservatives. An English man MAJ
of-war is expected on the station MN, or;
fortv-eight hours. French ana N ,Intnl
CON interests are wholly unprotccte,
some fear repetition of the rreNolutloii : ,
IS7o. which would he very dlsastro"S
the Canal company.
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stock nmports-Lost Chcck-The CLIO
rious Fourth, etc.
LAREDO, July 3,-.Special'I-Eighty-
t,yo head of horses were imported this
morning. ~
4 clerk i'm the employ of \. NJ. Hahn
lost a check for sol this mornihg
Quito n scene was enacted mt Carbon
civ Yesterday, in which two Mexican,
women pulled each others HAIR, n9'
nothing dangerous occurred, OWING u
the intorposition of the men, ,.-. ..
An excursion of nine cars leaves 9l
the Texas X Mexican io-hlSnnI III
christi to spend the T thaf grop pIT pre
nnrations have been made for the eN
rnrsion.
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Old IffG.

Mr.. II. j. Brown, President, and Mr.
A. c. Garrett, Secretary of the Cont
mental Guards, called upon persons
Wishing to Join that company, 70 nice,
this morning at $3.50 o'clock, at Justice
Kendnll's Office. A uniform represent
inc that of GEN. George Washington
army, will be worn, and the weapons j ar'
to he of the primitive patterns oil iire
arms, even flint locks, If such can ~
found. The object is to aid in celebrat
ing the Fourth, and the methou pro
posed is very appropriate.
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EGYPT.
nAcK1Na ur nm MAnDI.

BACKING UP THE MAltpl'
CAIRO, July 3.-El Hazar, the sre"'oS.
Mohammedan university, after secret
conclave, has pronounced in favor oil inc
Mahdi's religious claims. I'll Hazar hau
hitherto denied the Mahdi's pretentions
FThis decision will have an important III
iluencc on the Senaussi and other tribes
Suakim dispatches state, that friendly
natives made q sortie, killed two rebels
and captured several prisoners
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LABOR LORE.
rhn Rnndinr Throttlemen.

Tho htHUINE
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-A delegation
If locomotive engineers, headed by Chlei
Engineer Arthur, from the Lehlsn ,,r Ne od
Jersey Central and other lines oberna'eeu,,
Inv the Reading company, calleu on
Prosident Keim to-day. They were III
formed that the pay cur was ON the way
over the road, paying May wages ah'
thew left apparently satisfied
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RELIGIOUS.
Dedication Services.

Fort Worm, July 3-ISpecioi, +
pisbop Garrett, with the rectors of the
nall"l and Fort Worth churches, held
d",Silitn,y services Mt St Andrews TINS
evening". THE now organ with service
of song was dedicated to divine worship;
Six choir boys and Miss Helm assisted
| nur choir,
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The Voltaic Belt company, of Mar
shall, Mich, oiior to send their celo-
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty,
DAYS 10 men (young or old afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
and manhood and all kindred troubles
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral'
ysis and many othor diseases. Com
picto restoration TO health, yigor and
manhood guaranteed. No. risk is IN
Cured, as thirty days trial Is allowed
Write them atxonce for ILLUSTRATED
pamphlet tree.
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ENGLAND.

rur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STRIKE
LONDON, July S.-The Post says; Inc
,o,yors IN conference about Egypt have
pdvarccd claims that IL is impossible for
the English Cabinet i 20 sooe'io'' " ''''''
oG Tweiye thousand woavers Mt Burnley
.,N,,,nls
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ATTENTION.!
Queen City Guards.

All members of the company are Or a
dered to report at the armory AZ
O'clock this morning in fatigue uniform
and white gloves to prepare for the
street parade. After the parade is dls-
missed the company and the drum corps
will return to the armory and proceed
by the Main street railway line to the
Fair grounds and march from thence t. t.
company headquarters at tho park
Transportation for the entire comm an,
has been generously furnished by Coi
Keller, Superintendent.
BY command Of the Captain.
II. b. RAwLINs,
Orderly Sergeant
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SPAIN.

THE UNITED STATES AND cuBA'
MADRID, July "A committee of oiii-
Gals from the offices of the ministers OF
oolonies, finances and foreign affairs,
CoiYs ,n.Inorrow bepin discussion with
MTrni,ed states Minister Foster OF the
nnronosed new treaty of commerce be-
ivrnnn America and Cuba.
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the Killer Relief Sold Price, Soc at all Dealers
, wholealeby cRowDUs Dallas, Texas.

is instigating it. Prominent officials,
such as Tzo Tung, Tang Ping, Yu Yin
and the Marquis Tseng are resolved to
repudiate the recent Franco-Chinese
negotiations. The French will probably
claim indemnity, demand that the
Island of FormoSa be pledged to secure
naVmpnt
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All those participating, as well as those
whose hearts are DESTROYS OF enjoying
this glorious event, will assemble at Guy
Hall, not later than o'clock a. m, TO-
morrow, where procession will be
formed, and proceed as directed by
Marshal of the day. Returning to street
ear line, thence to Shady View PARK,
where all are invited to ENJOY them-
selves. .,.. ,,;u ho
During the morning speaking VIII DC
INDUCED in; evening and night, u"hc'
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Republican Rally.

DALLAS, TEXAS, July, Sd, 1884. To Repubh-
cans of Dallas county, Texas;
We, the undersigned Republicans Oh
the city and county OF Dallas, resp9pSo-
publicans of said city and county to
meet at the courthouse on the 9TH day
of July, 1884, at o'clock, p. m, to organ
ize "Blaine and Logan" campaign
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CHINA.
..,.,,,Sn FOR AFtuur.

souAmNG FOR FIGHT
IoypoN, July 3.-Thc Shanghai cor
respondent of the Times tele graphs , amG
war Is threatened between France ,h %nU
Cbina. The influential party III 'n'"'
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JANTIpOTg TO MALARIA


HE FEELs LItB A NEW MAN.
"I have had Dyspepsia, Wi.n N SI,,orppnt
Kinds Of pills, and TUTrs arc nth, the h ilrs.
Meaned me ont nicely. My appetite Is
splendid, food digests readily, anu ! now nov,
have natural passages; lee, i,nS y o. q.
man." N.D' EDN ANS, n v
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NEWS.
No CHINA TO CLlNCH
roult and the Arbitrament
3 vonet Appealed to - The
of the Cholera
cuba and Columbia
FRANCE.
i, ERA CHRONICLES

.uar ERA CHRONICLES.
July 3.-The Italian Consul
.'ae from cholera.
,6r., July 3.-Three deaths
lsre have been reported since
At least 5000 inhabitants
-Four hundred poor workmen
lon have been sent back to that
efpanic is unquestionably in
I'm the face of this, however,
Mans and chemists of the city
Neting and declared the alarm
&NThe rate of mortality at
III MAYER will not exceed that
Z sAkl at periods of great heat.
Mress the belief that many
Mibuted to cholera are really
hher causes.
al ALLEGED CASES AT PARIS.
July 3.-The Project OF Police
REad all passengers from places
d. cholera is prevalent disin-
Some Partisan journals assert
.ee cases of cholera appeared III
yesterday. The Voltaire denies
ht admits isolated cases every
1t says the sanitary condition
s is good.
elers who pass into Italy lby th'
Gems tunnel are quarartined nv
/ the frontier. A.;
ION, July Sat 10 o'clock I'M
no three deaths had occurred sine
Irht. The sanitary condition @
" is improved.
,sEIII.Es, July 3.-Between morr
nd j o'clock this afternoon, tw
! from cholera occurred.
W WAR IMMINENT.
ns July 3.-In the Cabinet Counc
i Ferry stated the Chinese forelg
ibid not disavow the action of u
de regular troops at Langson., III
/ admitted the Chinese army obeyt
Z 10 retain possession of that cit
rhthis was contrary to the secol
Ie of the recent Franco-Chine
'. which provided for the INN
fwithdrawal of the Chinese gar
China, however, cOlllellus III
vacuation of frontier towns is &c
nal upon the signature OF the &c
lreatv between France and Chin
a has also refused to recognize I
Nations agreed upon between
q Chang and Capt. Fol
y for the evacuation of La
Cav Bang and Lao Is
yeen June 9Th and June 10Th,
snotre, French Minister to Chi
, has been absent to negotiate
tn with the King of AMMAN,
A ordered to go to Peakin immC
VIC maintain the rights of Fran
Id event of China's refusing redr
tie action of her troops at Langs
nee will Immediately declare "
i've preparations are being made
nforcements to leave France for
st.
Mas, July 3.-Oflicial notice
EN- on the Bourse to-day that u
i been no deaths from choleri
ris.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
A. nAUR.

4. NNVN, =.
Fort woRru, July 3.-lSpeciaIl- IA
Bour. A railroad man, died at the Mis-
souri, Pacific hospital to-day and was
buried in our cemetery.
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Price goods at Bauman's before you
buy goods elsewhere.
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All hats sold at reduced prices at E'
Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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We offer new and stylish goods only ny,
at reduced pricesAat II. Baumahs, 'Vo
Elm,
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CoIored Normal Institute.

The sessions will be held at Dallas
Institute, on Hall street.
PROGRAMME.
From Sto 0, Geometry and IriSohoiine'rS'
From 10 to ii, Algebra and Practical Ari'h-
metic.
From IL to II, Grammar.
From II to ., lntermissloh'
From 2tO 3, History.
From 3 to 5, GLOW to Teach"
S. IL. SHoTHBRs,
PRINCIPAL.
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MIR. George Vetter, Jr., Aberdeen,
Dakota Territory, writes: Both IN my
family and stable / constantly keep u
supply of st. Jacobs on, ana liiiu IL "
bo' the best remedy ever used
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I q Rigccr Il. W. Williams,
Wm I Grand. James A. Mckee,
Benjamin Sheffield, W. i. Holmes,
Thomas Wilkinson, j. +: Gallosher'
H. p. Douglas, q, NJ Dah0Ner'
4. II. Reat NJ. ID fnulh'
Edward Thayer, \. ldder,
Fred Robinson, NJ. McQuirk'
j. II. Johnston, W j. SStne,
+. ID. Rhodchamel wafer Duck,
j. X. Hanes, j; NJ McOorlhicN'
| / Simmons. w. II. Graft,
| T. n Rohny. ]. p. Martinez,
= Reck. IT, :. Garrison,
| simeon och. Sol Loeb,
ri Frnemon. James Propett.
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Give us a trial order and you Will be
convinced that our claret is pure
French wine. LOEB " Il NEihH''
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rArrsr nrI.LETINS.

4 ARsEILLEs, July Slight new cases
cholera are reported since noon TO-
n No further deaths here.
fbrLoN, July 3.-Seven persons nave
IN attacked with cholera since .
slock this morning; five deaths since
al bp1r
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No house in the city or State can com,
pete with us in styles, assortment ana
low prices. T., Bauman, 7OdiElm street,
Dallas, Texas.
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Omen TO New Orleans.

The STAR AND CRESCENT ROUTE from
uanston to New Orleans is again open
for travel to ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH,
ronnd.trip summer-excursion,, or one one,
way tickets, over this only iirst-class
line, of EpWIN ~ r. + = Io n r.
ILL., A. Thomas, Travelling Passenger
Agent.
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nthe market Comb ton
Hughes atrial purchasing elsewhere
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LAREDO LINES.

Little Joker is the best smoking to-
buppD,
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Prof. L. p. st. Clair, of the Hamilton
Female College, Lexington, Kentucky,
Is i'm the city. He informs the. HERALD
that his patrons have largely Increased
in this state, and that the college was
never before in as ilourishing a condl.
ton. 1t is undoubtedly one among thI
most popular female seminarles . IN In,
country, and deserves all lthe success
which attends It. The next session o
the college opens on september Sun
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