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A.svn ore bargains leG at Cltucey's.
La't style collars nud cuts o.. Clan sy's
New aul fancy ueckwear 90 Caucey's.
uslic.on1 eating; Wbi,lsk0r's star hnma.
Ff.uE j. huun, sign g.iatel, SGD Main
street.
Tnat e.. MUM, s.ta pa'n.er, SOD Main
eject
NoEans d Co.. wao!e ole WhltaEsr's
5.er hams.
CT your SHIFTS and drawors mado 90
cIle. 40 Llaucey'g,
Cerollrc, something new, and Saratoga
chips % Loeb IS Ffeiberg's.
Buy Whittaker's Star hams onlg II you
want 10 eat something tOOthscme
Send IN your orders 20 Baker & Piouts, II
YOU want fine work done in Il sbilliul and
substznlial mluucr.
Visit Loeb d Ere. bors's new store and
see tho lsfEest aud mos. complete stock o!
grocttiaj IN tleui,y.
Baker 81 PiOuts' machinery Is all new,
anl OF most approved stylo. They DO
finest work at loWast prices.
We arc Etill selling that fine Japan tea in
Lorn & FREDERIC.
One pound OF Whitaker Star ham1 WI
90 a3 Tar ne two pounds 81 fresh beof, aud
the difference 30 tAete II immente.
nj rAAAAAkN ~ AHNNANhAtAAH NH 49, aANf
n Get, photopraphicailf tre1king, sIe
made ir~st1utaEeous!y, and bis pictures are
| elegant.
No patent medic ne adve 't'siug by Nc
Cellar, 7o5 Mhiu street. He IL "0trictly
hul'nef'" HIS pAotos FpeIk volumes in
his prise.
Mcclellan 80 the veteran phoiogrnpher-
euergetio and t~ireless. You vii never find
MIN "in the lead" but always leading,
705 M"'n street.
The Rev. Geo. II. Inayer, OF Bourbon,
lad, GAYS: "Bofi myself andswiie 1--WE our
lives 10 Shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure Sold
bv J. NJ. House. Dallaa.
N. q. Tracy has taken charge Of the
shade department Of X. Shields, 633 Elm
street, at which place he will be ul8ated to
see his old friends and the public. lie So
poaitivo he can show them the hns1t rs
aortment Of goods IN that line Ia the city.
The partnership heretofore oxip.ing be-
tgcen tho undersigned, under The f-m
name OF FERGUSON, Dexter & Co., hos b D
this day dissolved by mutual contat. Tire
business will be continued by George j.
Dexter and Charles h.. Dexter. under tho
firm name of Geo. j. Dexter y Co.
Either member Of the old firm is eut1or-
lied 20 sign The firm name IN liquidation.
THOs. X PERCUSSION,
GEo. j DEXTER,
CUAg, l.. DExTEB.
Dallas, June !, 1884.
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qhc Mlssisslrpi pemoerats.

New ORLEANS, June IA speoial to the
Iimes-Dsmocrat from Jackson, Missis.
sippi. Gays: The democratic state conven'
ton met to-day, II. NJ, Street presiding
Delegates were present from all bu, four
counties. DeleFGteH.at~lsrge TO Chicago;
O. Il. Hooker. DE-. W. l.. Kterne and Col
onel II o. Reynolds. The committee on
resolutions submitted the following report,
The democratic party OF the state Of Mis-.
sissippi in convention assembled, prefer
hitting all expressions of opinion in rsla'
ton to state policy, but appealing with ex'
| ultant satisfaction TO its past record az IN
index 10 its future action, hereby declaring
its loyalty to the democratic party
of the Union aud tie determination 10
support the declaration OF the p~rinolplet
that ehall be enunclated at Chicago and the
| nominee who mDy be selected 10 bear Us
banner in the approaching contest.
Resolved, That In accordance with The
presidents of The democratic party Of Mis-
sissippl, we send our delegates 20 the ma.
| tionnl convention uniusiruoted, relying on
seid delegates TO act for the best interests
OF the party ard country.
The lOl4Si1- amendment 70 'he RECON-
ton was offered:
Resolved, That Il 10 the sense OF this con-
vention, that no mon are more worthy OF
nomination for president and vlce-preBiden'
than Samuel J. Tiden and Thomas a. Hen.
bricks.
Tho resolutions we're adopted Gs Gmended.
A resolution favoring tsi'T for revenue
only wac Loot.
Adjourned.
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CLEVELAND, Jane %1i.-Is.sc a. Stanley,
paying teller OF the National Bank Of Com.
MERGE was jailed this morning for
embezzllng 100000 from the bank. The
shortage wa discovered yesterday evening,
when Cashier Gsrretson counted the re-
serve fund kept in n special apartment OF
the vault. TIE combination was known
only TO Garrstson and Stanley. When asked
TO explain the shortage, Stanley confessed
that q year ago he was troubled about q
debt Of $50 on his house and thought he
could take that sun from The reserve
fund without harm to any one, invest
10 ia grain, raise n profit, pay
OF the mortgage on his place
ard returning the money, but the invest
ment was unfortunate and TO cover the
loss he took more and 40 on until he bad
taken Il clear 500 90. The
directors Of the bank met
last evening, and after consultation
held Stanley a prisoner q. the hotel
till In the custody OF n detective.
To-day more conferences were held, re-
sulting In the arrest Of Stanley, who
hes assigned his property n some spscu.
lative deals. The bank announced In a
card that IL will realize a part Of the loss
from this aud will not be affected by the
ceialcation.
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HuK SALE-A FINE, NAV, kUOMN. WO-
1 Btlry residence, couve!l nty arranged and
we'll constructed, with ample grounds. we'll
81 nded hy forest ncd Other trees. watet.woTks
attached, n largo cigtCrn, several spilngs, n liv-
tut. UmH ntrnV NnuYfu0 NirgaNI runuftv faVnu0L
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TIE committee appointed 10 DRAFT fes''
lntioug expressing the seute OF thls y
IN regard 10 the dra'h ut Brother W, w
HaNkips beg leave % submit INC ioNoW'
ing rstolutionii
WHTREAs, Again We ato called upon TO
perform the LAST ~ iiltu a"t ceremonies
tipon q bro ror, VINO h.G been summoned
in the meridian ot lie, 90 hot und'sc1vnrt ,
country, from vh'.s b0ur. G 20 traveller
turns. the messenger Of death having calico
our beloved brother w. W. HaNklna, rom
our midst. Wn'lt we sn deeply regret hl-
loss, vet it Reminds us toa We arc ,UlS
transient mortal beings; thA' iu the mlIs
Of iife We IRE Ga death, and may, before tae
sun re chts it- meridian hel.ht1. nl closed
in It's habiimsuts. IN reiore boN
RS lived, That We have f~rc'fnE'i 10
u a. c UH-d brother o. faithful 4'alnu.
member OF our fraternity, atr1e huu lnld
Masnn la nIl is urec lis-tyU. ready Zoo OK.
Tend he hand OF charity Co she ui.iE.I
and pratUCiug those m'rul Nittue. lRh'
nre iuculcaled iu it.
Resolved. That we extend Tho dr' pc
sympathy TO- the family o. cur de,cas.
broth,r. aru promise % tuIlhtQi h-si'tart
AND no. CtIuu f1 them lu t'uD 81 trouble
and may the Father nt widows aud OF.
pbans give them biz 'upport.
Resolved Inl' COW 90 THESE f'tIN
lions ba spread upon the minute
lodgf. one cIvy published TO- he j Nn'
HHHlLD and ono cory iu-aidhc1 On .'
frmiv of he deceased rrothrJ.
Isigned ] HENRI BOIL
i AUtIfN.
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DIsIHICr COURT.

The case ni the state va. John Dixon
charged with the bets OF p horse rom MF
=, TAYLOR in lssi, was called for rial 90 the
disiric. court yesterday morning, lite wa.
arrested a. The time aud placa uud'f bopQ
which he skipped, ard AFTER eighteen
months bad elapsed he was arrested
~ Pfrk-r county, brought b Oh
here, tried ana given tFo years
He took 40 upp ell 20 ,hc hiflti
court, which reversed the decision n,
AND The result was Is hung jury, whict
stood six Tor conviction and Elk for ecquil'al
After being ont yrral houtt toe coufi
discharged the jury.
The case OF the State y. Sim Br3oks'
colored, charged with shooting ~ R'chatt
GiddinRs. was tired and resulted m the
ncauittal oftte dtfsnd1nt.
the cases Of the State vs.. Land }. Knox
charged With THEFT OF horses, were noll'
prosecuted by the county attorney.
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THE GREAT WATERING RESORT or TtXAg.
Burns City, n beautiful tow Of Cook
county, 10 becoming celebrated FOR its
health restoring mineral water. Iscurative
~propertipB have been thoroughly tested by
ihorc afflicted and found thus fer On incl.
lible cure for -rheumgcgm, chronic dyspep'
sia, kidney d'seaseg, sicE headache, sick
stomach, cancLrs, Chil's, sore oyes and
blood diseases. a C mmodiou1 new bath
house has been erected, with facilities for
hot, cold and shower bathe.
The frat house was erected here last
August, and now there 10 an incorporated
city, with mayor, eldermen and marshal;
twelve business house,, n large new school
building, mill, hotei, boardiug.houses,
Masonic hall. two shopa end q local news :
pepar, Another first. claes teacher o! repu-
iation is wanted for Building mp q high
school, also some parties with money to
build more hotela and boarding houses, GO
tho Gupply IS insufficient for the vlnitors.
There Sc convenient access TO Burns City
by hack from either of the railroad towns
of Gainesville, Pilot Point or Collinsyille,
being only about ten miles from each.
For CIRCULAR, etc, giving general In
formation address w. q. DANIEL,
Durns City, Cook County, Texas.
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nrIghtan nenrh nnee..

BRi0nTos BrAou june il-llaees to-day
were attended hY large lumhef Ut persons,
Firnt Race -pnrsr tor non.vinntrs, three.
quartCra Of a mile Baron Che iavnrlie) wor
In q CsnieT BluuoeG second; Frank H.
bird. Ilmc-l,lO l'2.
Stolnd R4ca-Mile aud oighthi Mank
A Won nv vno.hpli r. length; Pearl Shorn,
fccond. Lawn g., thifd, fime-l 90 IL.
The wlnner was bought by y. u. Hagari s
Co., for 1925.
Thlrd - Wilmer T. be sold atauolion.
mile ard eighth; Jim Nrl M woni Lnfd
Edward, second. Tmg-l 90 10.
Ocean HotOi S'aktg-For 2-ythr,oldF, five
iuIlonri: started-Fouda Heri, Title Doe
| King Allonso, Fnuo ON (ily), MonnYohist
rufonla (ooli); Tillie D1u was never headed
ard Won In n r0llop; Hari, stcondi Foulhor
(llIy), third. Timc--l 90.
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DALLAS
Coffee & Spice Mills

Cofees. Teas. Spices. Eta I
Manufacturer Of Kitchen Queen fsslne r0sueJ
Wholesale and Retail. ete n w h.m otfeeq
BABCOCK a foO1s
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Important Educational Meetings.

The National Educational association
uoelo ~ Madison, Wisconsin, July 10th TO
iSsh. Special excursion rates given by
railroads. The Texas State Teachers 1850
citation. which meets at San Antonio June
2ith to 2stb, will send about go delegat
10 the national association. Program mes
will be sent to all applicants addressing DR..
] Baldwin, Huntsville, state Manager.
The forty-two State Normal ineti dteB open
July 7th, and continue four weeks. Every
n who expects to teach in the public
school. OF the state during the coming year
should attend. The new catalogue OF the
Sam Houston normal institute shows an
attendance OF 200 during the past year.
tn, graduating class numbers over leo.
Eeoh senatorial district will be entitled TO
five representatives Tor school year, begin.
ming September 10th, 1881.
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enrNrN STRIKER LIGHTS OUT.

G. 4. Davis, a young lightning striker az
Colorado CITY, becoming enamored O, Il
yarietv woman. who sailed under tho name
of damon Whitlock, and appropriatinR
some 500 Of the compHry'H funds, be toek
the creature he adored more thar hia own
honor, and fed Il few days since, passing,
IN hes eince been learned, through this CITY
over the Texas Il Pacific road, east"as i
boup5 Al soon as his fight was mad
known. the officials OF Dallas, Houston,
New Orleans and Baton Rogue were warned
70 be on the alert for him, but as yet ne has
not been unprecedented. Toe variety per-
former, to whom his downfall is attributed
was once an attsche OF the Lyceum theatre
wondered Young Davis q fugitive from jus.
tice.
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Cit7 vs. ". O. Leary, intoxicated; fined
City vs.. Pat Ca lshen, intoxicatedi fined
Ci.y W. Juan Elliott, intoxicated; fined
CITY vs.. Tom Eaton. into; 'catec; fined
City w. John Cary, intoxicated; fined
Civ We. James Monroe, Tom Ellis, John
Well (,o'ored), fined 10 each FOR inter.er-
ing win private properiy. c,,
City vs.. Reuben La'met, dgposttinG MN
in the street; DISCHARGED.
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Tho Austrian socia,,,ts.

vienna, June ll.-Twenty-ihree snarch-
lists we're placed on trial to day at Gratz,
charged with collecting money TO procure
explosives and arms for anarchist purposes.
Il was sho vn by evidence that they held a
meeting In April. 1883, and discussed an
attempt on the Emperor Francis Joseph's
life by using dynamite sent from Ame'ics
TO Vienna.
Three men have been arrested at the
Russo-Polith frontier having in their pos
session. explosive material and socialists
haoks
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WANTS.


N1ANTEn-A COOK AND PAsTTY COOK
w - Longyi1w Juncllon Hotel, A, H.,
CLORE. frol reior. Jl3.it
iAiAkTED - FARM HANDS, MAN AND
w wife house wOm5n ~ go Main street,
Dallas, Tex Jel3.it
AANrkD-A YRS .uLAsi n0oKKREPER
w dctlIcs a situation; sailiiaciion guaranteed
best OF Iehrenc,h a. 10 responsibility, habits,
ahilitr. etc. Call on or address II, 5lb Kim
street unllnR tl3th
thfANrE1-Tift TEXAS ENDOWMENT
w Association viii give good and profitable
employ mont 10 experienced insurauoe solicitors.
Add cas- A. NJ Hall, Secretary, "a Main street.
pallss, Texas, mayi7.lm
WANTED-A FtRsf-CLAss COOK, VINO
w will also wash aud iron, IN Afmaii family;
good wages viii be paid 10 ono iuily competent.
AMY atl21 Olive street mays.f
WANTED-ACrIVk MEN 40 CANVASS
~ for our subscription bppka la ovcry ely ard
county in TtXaf; liberal terms atd %r,rinenant
employment given, Call o. or address j. w.
str,nR, pi2 Main street mar2l,tf
Az ANrED-YOUTO 6rOp AZ 1nk KATUiN.
w Al hot H. htsl.cla.s rccomm1dailns az
reasonable IatfA-ONII ONE DOLLAR AND
TAENTN.FlNE CENTS fLh DAY, The build.
ing rs brl0l, win three stairways in case OF fro.
Located In tho hutlutfs portion 81 the city, only
% 4 fquaro rom ~. oi.rar line, and one square
nom Texas & Pacific aud Mih'ouu Pacific depot.
Convenient 10 passengers coming or goinR over
either road. oHinc open ~ nj ht. Guests az
called for oil lrei-k NLt Akl, iranrletor.
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NOR oAiE-AT BAK9AISi a VERY Ok
4 firahlo residence, fituat,d on the north Hide
0trruiarnio street, between Uarw, OF aud Pearl
STREETS. hrmu hn.su containing seven rooms,
stable and carriage house, huc, largo undei-
nr.tt.N .Intrru hIgn fI lDt-nu fplf ON Anuia-
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B,ORSALn -BRUOM MACHINES FUE SALE
IN Two new machines and presses. Westlaso
4 ntition manufscture, for sale Checp. Address
WIN PfOuTS. nnrn Herald oiIne. lan22tf
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ms BOND,

Ny. G. n Floyd. the principal hondsman
OF Andy Elan, who Is under houd on the
charges Of csHault 10 kill aud tho ihett Of q
COW, was 10 the city yesterday making dill.
gent inquiries after Andy. After thorough
" investigating tho matter, Mr.. Flovdhr
rived o. lhn conclusion that tho principal
had ukipped cut for parts unknown, and he
not fed the Officers to that Effect.
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Ixageoratcd.

SAN FEtNcrsc'. lsne II Dispatches r.
es.yod &c day as 10 lhe cloulburgt Ygster
day in Humboldt valley, near Ricepatb
show the first accounts greatly exaggerated
The damage IN Che TRACK was very Right
Trims eve agaiu running.
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Difficult to Relieve.

Lospox. June lin the 10.
dsy, Lord Edward Ftzmaurize, under
foreign secretary, said the report OF the
massacre at =Berber, on June LIST,
Ist, wss very difficult to believe. A messen-
ger who left Btrbsr June 81 rer o-ted he
hsd seen alive Hussein Pssha khalits,
governor.
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c~ranxs,Ie,s Note 20 the Powers.

LosDor, June HEEL Grfnylle, in q
note n the powers Swing the programme
Of the Egyptian conference, entrely ignores
the agreement with Fnsnce. Ihe note Is
limited 20 o general statement OF the fpsn
ciri coodiiion OF Egg pr. 1t requires q re
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Tic california nclefnlIon.

PoETLAND, Ma June 1.-The California
d legation arrived from IN excursion 20 the
hlrbor this afternoon, A reception wae
held at the Clrv h8il this evening. They
will visit the White mountains probably
TO. morrow.
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vision NJ the law ~ llluldation, aod Isiisr-
aies the deulfe ct flglaud TO Withdraw her
roopq from ESypt whgn order has been
festoTfd. Tbs note avoids making definite
pfOnofals 20 tho NONeT7.
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ImpnrtRnt.

When you visit or leave New York City
save baggage, expresses or carriage hire aud
stop at the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up az q cost OF Sl,0O0,0C0, re
dnced to 81 and upward1 per day. Euro.
pesn plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stages and ele'
waited railroads TO oil depots. Families csn
live ,ietter for lesa, yws.sy at the Grand
Union hotel than In n other hrst-olnss
hotel IN the citv.
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for nervous debility and weakness Of nerve
epnerative system, there Is none equal to
Allen's Brain Food, which promptly q
permanently restores sl lost yigor; II never
fails. 81 pkg, 6fer Sat druggists, or
by mail from J.. II. Allen, 3l5 First Ave.,
New York CITY.
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New York, June 1l.-T1o reception to
the Army Of The Potomac was progressing
at Il rooklyn to-day. Tna city is heRged
and decorated with archer, etc.
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prTsnUEo, jane ll.-sl. Louis. g; Allie
rhcuy, o..
Providence, June u.-Boston, q; Proyi'
donce, !
ST.. Louig, Juno II st. LOUIS %(uni0ns),
/ Cincinnati (IniUrtl 3
New YoBE, June u.-Philadolphie, III
New York, d.
DErrolr, lU-a 1l-Chlesg5, S; Detroit,
KAgsAs Cry, June lt,-Ubicsgo (~unions)
=. kaueag Citv. q.
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Ole hundred sud forty-one ooilars
given away in elegant prizes, ~ A.
Q. d. Miller's photograph gallery.
There are six prizes. The best is
worth $40 aud the least 50. Every.
one sitting for card pictures will receive one
complimentary numbered ticket, and for
every cabinet, two. Come oil who wa2t
nice work. ana take Your chances for q fine
prize. Tickets viii be distributed through
June, July and August. Drawing VIII
come Off September LIST. Plan OF drawing
will be explained at gallery.
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The written evamiuaflor5 %, Temple
Emanu-E school begins ibis morning, ana
aim continue for several Dave after which
public ursl txamluut'1rr wUl ue held. The
proe-sume to-day VII ba .pe,inr readiuGr
md .-.lufN.
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Nn,nI Acldcmy Nolos.

A~EEAr5L.s, June ll.-Thr cadets nccutod
OF hazing have been ordered lblnfd their
ships. This is supposed 10 be the end OF
tho matter.
Rsir. Admiral 10, Of The Japanese navy ,
and Nait0 ECyir0, charge d'hiisirP, t'om
Janln. visited tine naval scalCmy t1.dey.
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n hi ,ho lprlDg time, or any other s.

Eslen in Ihe spring time, or any other s.
son, 20 liable 60 rive one a bowel trouble,
which can be speedily checked by the use
OF DR.. Biggers' Sou hern Remedy, the great
specific that will certainly cure oramp colo,
dierrhUs, dysentery and restore the little
one gradually wasting away from the fleets
OF |teethine. Price, % cents. Ask your
druggist for e.. Manufactured bv Welte'
a. Taylor, Atlanta, Georgia, proprietor
TaYloris premium cologne.
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Art Exhibition.

Art Exhibition.
The pupils OF the art department OF the
Dallas School Of Music and Art, VIII give
their rpring exhibition at the studio, T25
Main street, (second ioorl on Thursday and
Friday, June 18th snd 18Th. AL interested
are cordially invited ~ inspec. the work.
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New YoET, June 1.-THE Louisville &
Nashville directors elected NJ. II. Smith,
president; @. Qlllrier, vics-presitent. j.
Il. Rogers s.'ii remains N the board.
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Removal.
HE nav AID elegant store, No. 514 Nam,
street, where be cordially invites all his|
trends and cut.cmtrr 10 call and zee t'm.
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s 90i, Of which i,i20 are whites and ~,
lacks. NumucT nt nnitF, 2lls, iemAifti
1.is3. OF the total numbfr A,.gO eau fta0
,nd OG5 oaunOt. rhe scholastic population
Il the civ 10 . b3i, aud OF East Dsllns 800.
making the total school population OF tht
nhunIY. Including the oltY B. l.l.
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To Families. hotels and Restaurants.

To fam11Its, HOft1s HhU FtstHa"IIaH.s,
AK your grocer iof Rickter ~ Lee flo-
moss coffee, pure, fresh, unadultersted, un'
| colored, unglszed. Sold by all first-olsss
dealers, ip pound package. Immediately
| after psrching. See that no inferior brand
of stale coffee Ia substituted.
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,f ". x. PARRY. city Secretary.

NTUTiCE 10 DEBTORS AND CREDlToRs,-
IN Tha undersigned, whose residence and
post office l. at Dallas. Texas, having been duly.
appointed administrator OF tho est TO OF J. b.
si g.mlerger, late of Dallas county, deceased, alta
regular term OF the county court Of raid county.
hold FOR probate end other Ike PURPOSES, on
the 8ist day of May last, her by notines all per
SONS indebted to Eaid estate 10 make Immediate
payment and those having claims against thp
rarae to resent thom duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law or they viii be post
ponsd an the law directs. ED. G. SMITH.
. This lime r. 1881. Admir-.
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AU0UlrA, dA-DB, i, bRAprtELp; Dear
SRI nave handled your Female Regulator
ia my business for tho past several yea
with perfect satisfaction 90 myget ana
customers. 1 have iouuu To very talcublc,
Yours truly,
W II. BAHHETT, wholesale Druggist,
Tfraii.n on the Health and Happiness Of
Woman mailed Tree.
BRsDrIEip REGULATOR Co.
Box D.. Atlanta, ca.
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,rna copy: W. ,PARRY. CIty s.oy--

Giles Linir.ent 1odide Ammonia acts with went
derfui rapiiity and ntver iails. The harder
lunches are removed, stsceffes healed, Janet
ness disappears. corns and contracted hoois a
specaity. Sprung knees, shte boils. ringboen,
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New Ycre posionice. Trial bottle. Is cert.
Sold hv ell druggists
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NOTICES

NTolICE-uNDEk AND BY AUTHORITY
~ ola resolution adopted ny tho Council OF
the city OF Dallas. June 5, 1851, sealed propo-
rstnry until 3 O'Clock p, M, September ]. 1884,
for lighting the city either by gas or electric
light for q period Of two years, from and aftcr1
November 10, 1854, The City Cornell IeseIvesV
tho right TO reject any or ali bids.
igio { w. Il. PARRY. City Secretary.
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The IRE department gave an exhibition
lTill uu Elm stree. near sycamore street
yesterday afternoon nt 3 o'clock, and made
4 good showing. They will make tue COM
psuies thst o'mptte ~ the State flfemeu's
l1uventipn Tor the prize 90 be- awarded o.
be best drilled company earn the same II
hey themselves don't rttt 10,
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