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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-14
CENTRAL FEMALE COLLEGE.

The following is taken from the report of
trail Eemale College, as adopted at its last an
nual session, held in this city, September
3Oth to October 9TH. 1851
Your board are happy in being able to re-
port that Central Female College was never
more prosperous than it is at the present
time.
The scholastic year just opened promises to
be one OF unparalleled success; indeed the
buildings of the institution are already crowd
ed almost to their full capacity with
pupils.
1t will be difficult to accept any further ap-
plicatlons of pupils for admission until the
unfinished part of the new building is put in
suitable condition for their accommoda-
ton.
The present success is largely due to the
able management of the institutiOn-nOt on
| ly to the unwavering fidelity and support
which the board of curaOrs has givenitbut also
| TO the wise and efficient administration Of the
president. w. F. kerdolff. Jr., and to the
large corps of we'll qualified and faithful
| teachers who are associated with him.
| If the present management is permanently
| continued, Il successful future is beyond
question assured to the school.
| 1t is very important that the upper story
Of the new building be finished. This viii
cost. probably, about $3.50; also that the
|
procured and put in place. Both these need
should be supplied just so soon as it can b.
done. without mourning additional debt.
Before closing our report, we beg leave t,
call the attention of the conference and of tn
church to another matter involving the per
manent interests of this institution.
AS Central Female College here at Lexing
ton is coordinate with our Central Nal
College at Fayette, and as it is Just as i'm
portant that the former. as it is the latter
should be of the highest order, and be estab
li>hed upon foundation that will place
beyond all ordinary contingencies, we ca
not, with these facts before US, shut ou
eyes to the necessity that is upon US TO pro
vide for an ample endowment for this schoo
1t is evident to us all that the institution ca
not fulfill, permanently. the high ends ft
which it was established until this is don
We are not prepared to recommend Immed
ate action in this direction; yet we deem
important that the church keep this gre
object i'll view us one that must be consun
mated at no very distant day.
This being the year for the election of Il
board of curatOrs, we recommend that W.
Mcfarland. w. B. PalmOre and j. d. Conn
be reelected as members of the board fro
the conference. n. SCARRITT,
Ch'mn. Conf. Board of Education.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-14

term were drawn:-Henry Boese, j. A.
Lockhart. VIM. Carpenter, 81. w. Winsor,
VIM. G. Beattie, S. l.. Smith, Jas. A. Har-
wood. j. Q. Plattenburg, B. F. Corbin,
Chas. Graham, E. II. Koenig, Henry Filing,
Jackson Bradley, Chas. Ruffner, Geo. B.
Green, B. NJ. Landlord, W. A. Redd, VIM.
Bellamy, Chas. Lewis, Jas. Wade. Jas.
Broughton, w. w. White, Jno. S. White,
Abram Stanfeld.
Court adjourned.
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Black Eyes and Blue China.
TFrO,u the Life.I

From the Life.I
Her eye.glass spark!es like star;
Her bangs c,ress the passing breeze;
Her cultured fancy rOams afar
In search of something Japanese.
With rose and lilv duly fraught,
Her girlish cheeks are fair to view;
Her mind is the inquiring sort;
Her blood and china deeply blue.
With learned skill and antique rage,
She reads the secrets quantity hid
Beneath the gathered dust Of age
On o5elisk and pyramid.
When | prepare 10 write At ease.
Beguiliny thoughts of her arise;
Her fairy footprints cross my Is,
Her tl.eting dlmples dot nv is.
With such bewitching eyes of jet,
And parted lips that strangely please,
She we'll would suit my cabinet,
As something from the Bostonese.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-14
BLOOD ON THE MOON AT GOTH.

[From the N. Y. Times, (mug0l |
Whitelaw Reid, editor of the N
Tribune. is personally sneak, ant
his newspaper habitual liar.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-14
He THOUGH IT WAS ABOUT TIME
From the New York Graphic, I

"Buttons are coming in again." says
all exchange. Jones, who fastens his
suspenders with shingle nail says,
''lt's about. time. They have been
| coming off long enough"
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'R';&%j{53F'sE

Helps those who help themselves. Nature
has provided herbs for the cure Of human
ailments and medical science has discov-
cred their healing powers, and the proper
combinations necessary toconquer disease.
The result Of these discoveries and com-
1: sa
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A Pacific Dawn.
ny FRANK DEMPSTER SHERMAN.

When pale Selene in her crescent boat
Sails down unto the margin OF the west
Through shoals of stars that twinkle in up
rest,
In fancy's bark follow her and float
O'er sapphire seas to dreamy realms remote
And at my side there goes a afeathered cues
Who sings to cheer me, and the air ID bles
With melody responsive to his note.
On, on journey in the starry wake.
And ali about ME is the purple dark
Whence blow the winds by which m.
bark is borne:
And suddenly the poppy fetters break,
The moon is gone in the field lark
Paws tribute TO the faint Pacific morn.
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Mr.. Winsor presented the following
report from the finance committee,
which was received and filed.

LEXINGTON, Mo-. November 9th 1885.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:
The finance committee makes the follow
ing report of the condition of the general
revenue fund of the city at the present time.
Warrants paid on the general reve-
nue. fund to date .S1l ,40S 40
Appropriations made for general
expenses of the city government,
police court, calaboose, street
1905 Oo9 2S
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council met Monday night in regular
session, the mayor in the chair. Pres
ent, Messrs. Howell, Homer, Gavin,
Russell, and Taubman; absent Messrs.
Simmons, Winsor and Williams. Also
Register Wallace, Marshal Owen, and
Engineer Benedict.
Minutes of the last regular meeting
read and approved.
Mr.. Simmons came in and took his
seat.
Mr.. Russell asked to have note
made in the minutes, stating that the
city attorney was not present.
Minutes OF special meeting OF Oct.
Goth, read and approved.
Minutes of special meeting of Oct.
sOth, read and approved.
Mr.. Williams arrived and took his
seat.
Report of the collector for the month
of October read and adopted, as fol-
| lows:
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Chicago g. Alton b. B.

Trains marked will not stop.
Trains markell will stop on signal. ~
Local freIghts run daily except sunday. Otnei
trains daily. o., NJ,
principal points IN the United States and Can
ada at lowest rates. Also through cheeks;
e. P. PRICE. Agent, at aigginsVllle.
JOHNSON. Agent ut Odessa
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LEXINGTON. Mo, Oct. 80, 1856.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
of the City of LeXingtOn:-The undersigned,
marshal and collector of said city. beQs leave
to submit the following report of settlement
with the treasurer for the month ending
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ATTORNEY 4 VS..
Joux RLACKwsLL ALBERT II. sTROTHER.
M ACK WE'LL s. STssOTHER.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. VIII practice in all
IA the courts Of the state. Prompt attention
given to all business entrusted TO their care.
Office in Masonic building over TrigS \ Shleli's
s,HSn ianl0yl
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VI oO
All of which is respectfully submitted. l
certify that the above is the true amount
and all on hand to date.
49, j. P. OWEN, Collector.
Report of the register and treasurer
for the month of October read ana
adopted, as follows:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-14

Mr.. Williams from the gas cOmmttee
presented report in regard to the loca-
ton oflamps on Ridgeway. But five
lamps had been located, though the or
dinance calls for nine lamps. The
other lamps were not located be-
cause Mr.. Dickey had not enough pipe
to extend the district further. He
might not be able to get the necessary
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MEDICAL.
N T. RDIITON,
H CuANBERS.

DHrslclAN sgEsEoSM Stlss 'spS
csnne. At the Benz. Chinn house. i'7Sllv Sn o."
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RYLAND.

A TTORNEY-Ar-LAW. VIII give prompt at
n tant,on to all business entrusted to his care.
WIN practice in all the courts, except the fro-
h 70 Court or LAFAYETTE county. uec2fl
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HARDWARD AND rtn4Al.A.

GS1e--couinB, y doson, s.0Oi Gold DcllaI
dozen; s0gi Diamond edge, y dosAu, $50
bpubl0 BIZ, 100,
sgud.ETs AsD L,De--tS<o y q; sEEAi
rrg PIlrB-I. U, iCriL q boa, sOO; I. o
itI9O q box, 500; TernS tAx2O, ehoJ, 7b0,
Yarna, a12S, a box. iAJl
frywARp-P!oced. discount % = oent,
stamped, discount 50 n cent.
bOLDkB--EO, |, &c; No. and y lbc Fn,
DUCK HoRsn CoILARs-Nu. l, A2SH dos
BAMEs-Two loop, Sh2 y doSan thrsa
loug, A1G y doson-
TAcTs-In boIeA 100 paporrI 2bs y boz.
GRUB HoH1-H dn1sn, 80; railroad
pickS dozen, abl
HkTTooKs--t doDcni S5O
RUBBER BELrfEa-DlDoount " 2 can't,
NAILS-SQ0, rate.
eount 20 y cent; AIMEE List, 81 al goods, dlf-
count ~ and 10 = cont
HnAvY -kIhafto, nnisne,.,
200; poles, 1880; siugletreea, wagons, ~.
loot, LIS; buggy, 925; express, 80; wagon
tongues, leo, hickory axles, 1000; bolHters,
kJSi coupling poles, AIS spokes, Xxx,
oslsct, 2,,h;XXN, $50; sawed fellcee, "a,
l7b, 2, 40; Bowdou shoes, 60O; north.
western hoTBe nAllU, 80. 8, e00i ! S.e5j y
800; bar Iron, &c rate, plov steel, 1e sprint
steel, "a; cast steel, i2c.
BuaGirs-Grndo +, and Tring top, eQu
Gl0CO0, do, upen, 1al-.sSQNi do, aids
spring top, iol.006l55.oQ; %. side bar, 900,
| 1lE,O0 do, phRtonR, lAAlAsl lA-lOt Grsda A,
| side spring, 1l.Ql.sAlO1, DO, phnionI, lSeQ
| aAQ.00 bump seat bugCisi. EAlVEsaQlCi
| platform springs, uQ.'usllAslli il.r,i rn-'rS
wagons, eLNNGllh0Q,
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Dry Rnnna.

PRIETs-- MorrimscR, fancy, 81; Man
cnSstert 3&iArnold, q; American, "; Pa
e aiaS,, 61i Hamilton gIj. Gloucester, 81
Eddy stone G; Simpson mng., 8; Allen,
Pima and purple, 8; Simpson silver grey
o. Oh HG5ham I,, PINK aud purple, 8; Dun.
neil hhlrtingi IS; Ragetta shifting, AZ
Ateh cheoE, "a; Peabody, black, 5SS
simpson, black, Q, Rossdsls, ~
BROWN SBEBriEGs--Crow TX; Au-
gasla q; Ettrich LIZ s.; Charter Oak, Slf;
1--we oak, .; International 81; Laurence
ILL 9; Glegdale, u; Enterprise, q; Glen,
dals, X, 81; Boat, AL, rs; Admission, 81.
Brown sHIRTIEG-yast Iron, 81 FARM
eis' "a Honest ~; Pocahontas, ~; Al.
wood, 81 1; Manotobs, 81; Bedford Il, *.
BLgACHED SHIRTING-NowY York, IVl<
NAmsutta, III; LangdOn, Ok; Lnnsdale
M Lonsdal0 Cambria y; Masonville, IC,t
Fruit OF the Loom, 81; Gold Medal, TX
Cream of Crop, 5.
TICKING -Amoskeag, A Q A, Is; Ano.
skeaz A, l81S; Swift River, ~; STANDARD
| " kaston Xxx, l0L,; Easton A.A, IL, Oak.
land fancy, %; Acme ODD, 81; Raleigh
VS. STANDARD 2, o; Pearl River, IA siblsl
| Awning, 10
sTRfPEs-H Hamilton, lOX; Thondike
iiy1Si american, % Rock River, 8; Raleigh
"a Unknown, S-3, 81 Jswsu City, 81
| Unknown, SIS, 10.
DENiMs-.Amoskesg, IN; Otis, 1871
YORK, l55S War zen, lSlt.
CHBuKs AND PIAIDS-Mount Pleasant
7; CataWba, ~; Old Dominion, z Mem
phA y queen City, "; Augusta, I; Ten.
nssses, l05s; COttondals, Z; Cumberland
Check, 7; Sibley,6.
GiHJHAMB-Batss, u, Statewide, 81
Sasitllle, u Rates Dress Plaid, 81; Scotch
= r., ny; Amoskeag, 81; Bellsvisw, ~
Washington, D; Windemers, ~.
CuRviOrs-OakdRl0, VI; Sterling, Ia,
Unknown, b. b., 81; sibley, W; Glen Rid.
die, 10Y Harrisburg, 81; Slater, 81 Ever
ett ~ Boss, 5; Bnvordalo, s; Arlington,
=; Victoria, IL; GsrmAuia, lSI; Hatos. 10
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nIiUnN.

AcGpe--sulphuric, y caibUy, Ea7S; cftrie
q No. 5SQho; OLGllc, n n, l0h; LartRric
powdered 3 q, i5Gi6.
aUMA-Aghbic, Esitg., b n, SOC; agafo-
tlda . 20 zoo csmYhoi, % 20 IS; opium, SAX
10 40
one Borgamot sandersons, Pbt2lO;
lenon, ssnGenOn's N.s5; peppermint
hili wlnteIsreeni S2.41; olive, Malaga, gl.2h
PoTAsH-BJomids, y %, i0c; lodde,
1895.
e0APg-C0gtile, muiuol. = 2, yoiCcl
CASTLE, white, il(tlS.
'MGsCkLLANncUe ammonia cSfb., &
~ &c; Rumi 2ls5i arr0wr0ol. Bermuda, SOL
20 sam, copAbo, g0ci b0rax, refined, l0sl2i
cal0meli AMI 10; castor oil, b gal.
Slit0L6l, cessis hrds, y n, i5Sls; cream
tartar, prrc Il o, 81 Corrosive sublinata
n N, B5i ohloio fllm, y N 20; extract
lOswoCdi bulk, a y, l2(sli; glycerine
oulk 3 n, EGlsS, iodine, rtsublimat9d
y n, iCli lSavss, bachu, short n D.
<; Leaves, SIENNA, Ajax, 81 D, Is; NOR.
phia, su.pL, a o., ;S.Ai spirits inter
sweet, = D. %; strruhnls, crystals, ass
q Ltli MriooA y q, . wax, vhite,lS
n, N{,bN
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He BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL

DALLAS, June % The general tone n,
+he local market is not greatly chanSed
tbougs the grain y srEet may be n tSi,is
fuctnating and weaker Quotations In
all bTeadstuns lhat nave marked for DAYS
al stationary figures repeat throughor;f
and new grain is such g small Cnan
inv in the traffic that II Re-
moi get established firm figure, but is
slow at offering and quotes al varions 4 % =,
ures from ~ TO q cents. Cotton circles
Micawber IKE, are waiting for something
10 turn up. but unlike the wag above men,
Toned they have something TO view and
are patiently awaiting the rapidlv.an.
proc ching season 10 do the most extensive
trading and handle the most pro.
digious crop that has been
marketeu LOT many seasons, The
outlook rom The business light. housa nor.
tends naugh. but realization of the meas.
ing and sanguine predictions held bv a
level headed business community 'fo@
many weeks, and the empty croakings Of
the dyspeptic few who are naturally mel.
ancnoly ana always view circumstances
through respondent spectacles, are rather
provoking smile of ridicule The web,
worms raVages have been grossly exaGger-
ated, al Z were not SO widespread or n9In-
aging as at FIRST intimated Nothing now
seems 10 mar the prospect, and unless n
hidden cause is iorclbly sprung, and very
shortly TOO, Texas VIII enjoy the blandish.
msnts OF Dame Nature and reyei in a
wealth OF abundance that will dispel the
panic and business depression On past
months and provoke a revival of conf.
dence, and a renewal of the proyerbial
vim ana sympathy In business circles
that has made the Lone Star
State what she is and what fate destines
she shall be--the best, richest and most In
fuential constellation In the commercial
armament ''''
Groceries have not materially changed
excep, all grades Of sugar which through
out note decline OF &c. The entire trade
Is easieT, owing TO a slight decline In the
East. Molasses, teas and coffses hold nre.
vious quotations, and their associates on
the list hold regular tone without quotable
change, though an easier feeling may mark
them somewhat lower.
Trading in hides and peitries Is slow and
prices hold firm.
The drug market is fairly active and does
not revise
Leather and saddlery keep a steady lone
No figures alter in lumber and trading ls
fair.
Liquors hold prices steady and repeat fig
ures FOR the entir- list.
The frait market is fair TO good and
peaches anu melons are becoming so pleu-
tiflll as TO meet every demand.
Country produce is scarce ard in active
demand Good country butter, which would
find ready purchasers al 25c per pound is
nonentity and demand consequently un-
filled. Eggs hold previous figures; chick.
enc likewise
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LInuuhs,

E>i,oonon.--N gallon, tl65GElSL
| hNAEpI n gallon, tl.5No
IsVlg Imported icognRc, 1871, n gallon, fa.kg;
lsl3, yh.55, lpsQ, 1910, ls6e, Se.S 1891 I.i0i
lttS, & 0O; iysa yl0.50' otard, Dupay 4 Cos
cognac ,S7s, b-5), 1870, T,Q0i 1874 Sgl),
IBio N0,7S; BisquNt, Dubouche q %, cog
nao, loo, Ss.Sl; iS7J, $40; ISIS, $500,
GIN pornebilo, = gallon, Q.lEs2Wi lin .
port Holland. S8,pGS,7j; Sir Robert Bur.
nettt Old Tom, q caAg, g, 5fe8,0A Holland,
case, N-SQ5tl500
WH1sSY--Reotined, " q cent proof, =
Ullon, also; Western, ll.3fSl,lQi Bourbon,
-tSSSSsQi Rye, Sl.y(.aS.5Qi Scotch import.
W.oOss.3i ulsh' Imported N3G
CHAMPAaEEz-- Piper HeidsaicH, quartz
ookent 500 j. Krug 4 Co, quartz, ,
ooten, I-5Qi Nicer { Chnndon, Silsry
NO lssenk, y doreu, A.0J, g. Goulei, 3
eot eai 5000 q. Il. MunaIn q Co.'S, Us
80 .ilay, 40; Extra Dry, 20i pir1, s
7 FJTrs- califurnia elAr,t. = ursz. 4.
1fliandei No,l,e gallon. iOisl.' ,..rf -rs,
~ LETS, ordinary, y cash. II utN..l
Us ciareu, per esSk, sa0Sgi - b; ~,
reis, ss-ki i1nfslsAo0, Neio.s 4
y, $40; s. y-,Ns1, = case, az. u 49, I
casa, 100; Pcao Csre,, y 60. 80
roso, y case Ho1; Laoviil. \ cNas, IA
n,san Laniie ; o1se, y q 'oriir AZ +,
te.2Ad250
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GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs.

WuEAT-S0aSh
RYE-Kansas, Csc,
CoRs-In ear, 5Qttb5c.
OATs-ln bulk, 2S,GSOc; nom storo, 2GSc
higher.
BRAN-Per cwt: At mills, 80cgl0O.
CoRNMEAL-Fine bOltod, per 100 pounds,
i,S0.
HoMtSY AND GRfTs-5 per barrel.
FfED-Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
tl.i0; chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds,
Sli0; corn bran, pee 100 pounds, Soc,
GRAHAM FLoUR-Per 100 pounds, SS.
HAY-Prairie, ~ per ton; millel, fl2 per
ton, or $40 loose.
htLLEr SEED-Large, 81 %; small, 81.
FLOUR First Patent, H,gGS lOi Second
Patent, S2.70G2.O; Extra Fancy, S26OQp270;
Fancy, t2S582 IS; low grade, 05lS2.2O.
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LEATHaR.

LoUisvILl OAK SoLB ,LaArIrgR-X
heavy, fs0e OF brands, $50 III, x medium
nee sf Lfpnds, $50 10; A heavy, one brand
3e 10 4 medium, one brandt $40 10; Bal
,lmnTs CROP &c,
BUFFALO STANDARDIZATION, 10 10 % ID
sides SOC 10; good, 10 70 70 sides, 2Sc 10;
counter II 10 Il To s!deB, 26c ID; &. d., MatR.
mora, 20 lbi No. J. oak harness lea, 80 70
sc ~ No. 2, OAK harness len, so 10 Sic ID;
No, l. hem harness lea,S3c 10; No. hem
$40 10; No, 3, hOm skirtiug lea, $1,000 lh,
" sit and nridla leather q 10 4 q side.
Pm tLADTLPHIA CALY-lc1tro quality, "a
70 81 a 70 dOEon, fl.N 10; 81 20 q To 70
dozen, N.l5 10; a to 50 10 20 dozen, 0.0j, q
70 % 10 10 doscn, q lbi So 20 20 10 u dozen,
40 In
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PALACE BUFFET SLEEPING Cars

Are run by the 30. and Nj on Night Ex-
press from 81, Louis TO New YORK daily,
Wlteout change, In 80 hours.
Best route TO Jacksonville and winter
resorts In the Southeast, The double daily
lines OF Parlor Cars and Palace Sleeping
Coaches by this line from 81. Louis 10 Gin.
cinnati and Louisville, making direct con.
nectlon at both points with morning and
evening express trains, having Palace Ho-
tel and Sleeping Cars 10 Chattanooga, At
lanta, Savannah and Jacksonville with
out change. No ferries or transfers by this
route
The only line running q Sleeping Car OF
any description between St Louis and
Cincinnati.
For Tickets, Rates or any particular in
formation, call on Tickt Agents ofconnect-
ing lines, West, Northwest and Southwest,
or In 81. Louis at l0l and l0S N. Fourth st.
W. W, PEABODY, W. Il. 81 ATTUC,
Prel't & Genl Mngr. Genn Pass'T Agt.
CtsCfSsAri, ONO.
q, ID. BACON, General Western Passenger
Agent, st, Louis, Mo
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tuMEER ArpBu1rDna -AxxatAt

LUMRER-R Rough uutgt t.Sst . ~.
tive ceiling, Is o. I've U,alrg
naiive foorlnr iarat.tgks-
= uughceilln
lAINGLXs-lrsr urIIalIs, tAt
rrlEs IN; Nc, 4 eyre :. M ..att
htar,a sc; rauvc G9r ,Lii.
rasTS-CeiIf posle, oct, lsre eas-a
L.ArNs-ftf iouQ, tQ0,
EE-cE-NAilEs bricG, so re- lN
fsAg.xE fAgrS-Nev Nnti t.l' Niesi'
EI1l 81 -s- NE--Ns
('ENTNr- .Sasa-I ., aiS, IN sAr,i. nssk
~ 7ae ik--tl
s~hsp rlsRs-Aecat Snc psr foS
m ~ r.fp-F-an lec psr t.ri. and
fif'iFs slNi-cifIg ~ t.fs.
I .dse-siNJru-rk Ina 2@ Per erI1 eli
NAiS- flnfi> ~ 7sf prrd,
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Concert and hop at Shady View Park
on next Thursday evening. Music by
Meme Bros, Band. The grandest fete
OF the season. Lot everyone be In at
tandanga.
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Ladies' don't miss the sale OF hats
and bonnets tomorrow at BaumAn's.

Shlloh's Vitallver Is what you need
f,r consumption, loss OF appetite, dig
f'ueSs, sud a.. symptoms o; dyspep-
50. f1eee - Srd IS cents per bottle.
= rv. =. Wt.lkns & Co,
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint
you a have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Vitallzer. IL never
falls TO cure. Sold by j. l.. WllliamF
a 10
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rN't slf, .,prpq " g'ikys-, 81 Bourt
~. lnAlt.n, W.t,. AiaA myself and
wtfs csc fu- l'pN a. S.t.ios,s Con-
sgHydstR NNt-s,' Slils tg J. L. Will
lis.ss a &c.
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IMPORTANT,

ny Remit by POSTAL NOTE, Express
Money Order, New York Exchange or
Draft on New orleans.
Letters with Currency Invariably by Ex-
press.
I'VE pay Express charges on all sums OF
IS or upward.)
ADDRESSED; Nj. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters ana make
Post Office Money Orders payable to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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Read wagons, phmtons, buggies aud
all styles Of vehicles for sale low, by
Orr, 722 Main street
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Excursion trains On i.h osiz,y VII
70 Dallas 20 scccuroe lns
wds from our reightcrt-r scw-A
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y ~ . ~ sIlI7Na-NHIt
OtNe- =. kslsfS AZ -. sd kmv.
BenscsN Cs,svint fercGIs f.ssiers aoi
Ncn ri,y, stSsgt . zoe te1 sunenng.
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Tho cheapest gloves and corsets m
the city at Bnuman's.
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hs u..lgisrr department. All
ildg laAs, \. Bauman,
uls. NIllgS Texas.
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TRAINS PASS DALLAS.
GOING KAsf II, 4 p. DEPor).
10. ~ 81. Louis Express, .n,....S;sO A. n.
Lse@vos Union Depot. ...... .....9.l0 A, IA,
80 30 IN ~ San Antonio Ex. arrives 1859 p. Nj.
80 30 81 81 New Orleans Psssenger.. $40 7. u.
GOING wKsr UNION DEPOT.
30 ~, California Express, an, ,,B:lb p, NJ,
NO, 3Oli California Express, rvs, .8;S5 p, N
leaIes I. n 7. depot. .........,.,..6 .45 p, NJ,
No VS. Local Passenger, arr. .il;5O A. M,
no 49, SS : Leg pssssnSer, pvs.., .l2lO p NJ
No. lS Ban AntonAs Express, yves
Nos I'd G AND 50 run between FoIs A =; N
and New 0rlsans daily, Nos, iS4
ana laS connect Mt Fort Worth with trains
10 and non Colorado, Nos sol, sO2 and
SVS take meals Of the Union depot.
Double daily trains to New Orleans
me Texas q Pacific Is Ill miles the short
est route to New Orleans
solid trains I'll Paso to st Louis Also
Dallas 10 San Antonio, etc Fast time,
hrst-class equipment, sure connection
x Pacific Railway
Passengers booked 10 and from all
points IN Europe via the RED STAR"
Steamship line, plying between New York
Lhliadelp hla, and Antwerp, Belgium, and
me IN. "a MhklCAN, steamship line between
fhtadelphia and Liverpool, England
FOR maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
all required Information, call on or address
Il P. TURNER,
Ticket Ag't 500 Main street, Dallas, Tex
II, + HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
b. W. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal
weston, Texas,
W. II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston, Texas.
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NEW YORK, June 2j.-Money on call
easy al ~ per centprime mercantile paSer
100 TO SEQ; foreign eX change dulI. mi
tirm, 1915 for CD daVs and 4S5IL Tor dor1o,,i'