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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-05
Manufacturing Rusioess for Sale.

Lunch and Lager Beer Saloon
EOK SALE Very des ably l,ca,ed, welt. fitted
I up, doing good business. Lease, low rent. Sold
in5-3t TAYLOR s. CO., 20 State ST., Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-05
DAILY PRESS.
ND.
THURSDAY, JANUARY s, 1871.

PORTLAND.

Hon. Charles Bufum the newly elected
President of the Senate, is native of Paler-
mo, in the county of Waldo. He was educat-
ed at Kenps Hill Seminary and for the las,
twenty years has been prominently connected
with the trade and numbering interests of the
eastern section of the State. He is about 50
years of age and resides at Orono. He was
member of the last Senate and in the dis
charge of the duties then incumbent upon
him, won the confidence and esteem of his
fellows members and his selection for the
second Office in the State at this time is
graceful recognition upon their part of his
many estimable qualities and o compliment
to the county which he represents.
THE SPEAKER.
Hon. Edwin B.Smith, Speaker ofthe House Of
Representatives. is native of KennebunkporL,
and is now about 81 years old. He was fitted
for college at North Bridgton, entered Bow
doin College in 1852 and was graduated at
that institution in 1856. Mr.. Smith has twice
visited England and Scotland, the first time in
1S49 and again in 1851, and was present at the
his last visit. Selecting the profession of the
law, lin the subsequent practice of WHICH sci
ence he has won honorable distinction) he en-
tered the Office of Judge Bourne of Kenne-
bunk and upon being admitted to the bar in
1859, removed to Limerick, where he succeed
ed to the practice of c. B. Lord, Esq, then
about entering upon the office of Clerk Of
Courts at Alfred. In 1852 he removed to Sa-
co where he became associated in business
with Hon. R. P. Tapley, which connection
continued until the latter was appointed a
Justice Of the Supreme Judicial Court. Since
then he has practiced his profession alone and
with great success.
His tastes and ambition are professional
and not political, and he would undoubtedly
prefer to win laurels at the bar rather than in
the halls oflegislation, but his fellow citizens
appreciating his great abilities and splendid
scholarship awaited themselves of his services
Ia the last legislature and again in this. At
the last SESSION he served upon the judiciary
committee and was Chairman of the Com
mi:tee on Elections. We cannot err in pre-
3 Olctlng InaL tne uellcale anu Responsible Ou-
ties Of the position which he now occupies
will be discharged with fidelity, impartialiy
! and promptness which cannot fail to facilitate
the business of the House and make the trans.
action of business at once pleasant and easy.
g I-tli-l vi = -------------------
2 aEx-Secretory Cox ON the Civil Service
81 sf.a3e $50 nqs Reform. uG igtg
1e The article of ex-Secretary Cox, ON the civ
il service reform, published in the Nort.
american Review for January, has been
awaited with great interest. On the one hand
the enemies of President Grant have hoped
that the late Secretary Of the Interior would
make digni6ed but vigorous attack upon the
man with whom be has disagreed; on the 9TH
er all patriotic men have desired to hear what
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

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fsI1tf hanffrf ftf nr.fIr a hftff
ma1iiaf ilr frH Ilfniaa o. ~ tffi
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s.aff faif IT isII. aaisit firsi lffHiaat
o. ffsi naIliHf tirftinf Asstlf ~
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fanffiiiarf Al iisiarast a. ffliifi - ~
sar aarlinfs fAf lallif sai a. fsir As-
ssisiisrs ~ laaisisns sHi iftst ffFfsi
ttfir rsat.riisat uAfa eFIsFiaaiif safFs
fif ttefrtasg n 90 n Atefs 70 40 80
fiais 80 a.-tll II a. rss.1..f,s's Its ss's
" 49, 0rsFrr a iiakrr hsrhias 10 greater
10 MISSISSIPPI, Alstsnsa, lslisisns ant
Irtss ihsn ihai sfauy sihfF, al ihs
..anl, TsrFisrl han he Fair A'seris-
tisrs afthass sisiss iaabls ihass " al iiis
siksf HafAiaFs esubiast, Mat nsFe
r4ssf s.n ss sseT, Or slsi ws - issilg
slsia h.uslg, thsi he IraFsT . bstsT Il
ihs hrsi fsnily Sfsias Msrhins, aai ne
hssaTiis " ths TssT's - 80 Sasih,
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT
~ Caasl sirrsi, Ass nTissns-
AusihtF large isl ~ ihsss hschiHss ias'
rpesifsl sni fsT sale b.
kEAf0S A JOHNSON,
ngi. - Il-na5-lyl AEsnis, hslla, IsEss-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
Daiia. City Railroad

A mssiiRs Of the iHssTTsnisTs Of iL'
Dallas Cir hailaaai ~ss held 81 the 0fies
u MsssTs, Gsel 4 Bower ia Ibis eiiy Ga
fHss.iay HiEhi lasi, Al ish liLas az or
sAhiIkiiah .as effected,
Jalss lRa- J, Coed sas ehsssn ehaiTmsh,
.Hl Capt, lHs- ", Lans, Secretary,
ia meiisn, Ave Ditssiars vsrs sl.sisi
.s fallews, SiI3 7, q, jsnlaH, ", ", Peak,
J. X. 4, RresrI, J, ", ssinislls, J, J, Gssl,
Amer which, there hsiHs qaaTuu ofihs
Directors present, Maj T. q, Iorisa sac
elected President, Cspi, J, ", Lane, ssere,
IATy, sui Capt, ", l., MuTPhy Treasurer 81
iAs Heard ~ Directors,
The Pr..idsai ofihs Hoard hFinF sl.sRi,
iioR, Ine J, Coed vas chosen fWsiisII
pro sa,
~ action Of J. x, T., Rssurl, = sammIi-
Ie. consisting Of J, J, Ie0i, J, X, I, Re-
cord, ald 7, Z, lsrlaH, -TFe sPPoiRIsl "a
drsn liy Laws tor the ioIsrumsR' Of tie
Comp ny,
IN molten, tic meeting adjourned 10
meet .l = esll ~ the Pres dsni,
-, Coon, Chsirm.n,
" LlSr, see,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
Grand Concert and rablsauS

Ne are sad 10 sHnoaAes 'hs' 90 lA@'s'
a.S tvsuins HsIi, 'LsTs all b si'sn Ia 'l''
siiy, At the csaH lisass, uHAai csHssH
isisTmiI,l Siih Interesting i.elssaR 's
adm The ssmRls'ioA Of 'hs res Episcopal
chusA, The PrPaTa'iaHs @sis 'H'aTs =
arslral. sntsT,siAmsHt, s0asislias Of ssHie
songs, Dssl., cLsTusss, Oar siy IL sell
stocked wi,h musical material, And &c aa'
d.rlsAi nearly forty PsFseAs u ts'h sexes
have volunteered their ssT'isss for the o.
essien. The whsls sill b. ahdsF The d.
reetisA Of Pref ssibssk and MTs' Robert
son, aud The Publis nay feel assured Of =
ans Psrformsns, The object, itself I"
enough iobFihE out ssresi, 10 say h0'hihs
or.q getting their moneys s'Hh let
.,.r,hOdy go aud have sSsl time daring
III, Christmas Holidays
N. price Of tickets rill be ohly ~ %
Doors spsR al O'slNes'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
u,,a... asa s,sss imsss's
Nasofs

Antsr.as rsnsi n 10 fsaH#Hft.
t,asfFfstsi sa isffrsi iaffattHfsis
Hntsaf tsasniirf 10 hfssir % 80
ssfFft n is Frsfssfi lisa dasff
slsisssfa'd ~ tfsiifis use 49, n
frsuiralissrl sflsu iss $50 initii'
sissss sssil - ihsi Hsiisfi' 10 20
.srihy u ,siisss taf,isiItiisa iht iE-
IsI,srss u sssi tsiisss ast fssi' 1sat'
ins rsunuuirsiisn fsFy ~ Dallas sst "a
o. Jsiuis "a ssT IsilIasis ssA a. sell 10
sssr ssaHi. u A. Oh iisi sstli 10 h
isss 10 sHssi itia sssa h 80 lfs'g
bsrisn sIsH 'As TTssssi 's' PsFsT' siiis
ssuuig. Bui iais = 80 q tss sHi iiisg-
ssiil,i rfsriFg sri, iH isss'y yssw i'~s-
90 say rsisais's sIsH IsIs,aiiss u
isubls he rifssEi suEshsF, Hssilg b. in-
nisTaiisR, asi 80 qaSsiisn aTis'' shs'A-
Ct o. ne fiss sasaii essiTisais itfsF gFs
gssi..s towards ils scosIaPlishusHl n pat-
lie ia.PTs'snrRis, wiirA nj! Afssfi itfW
f1HAtlg ~afN FhffitEFF A"'f7 "-~t- - -
prsPsss.i, ihsy ssull b ssligsi ~ issSi
10 as il sssas BAT fair Tie PlsH sstns
particularly fi.si Ca nss ssaA'Tis't sni
ss uHisIsianl il has ssa ssHsEai'y
a iopisl ia he nfs srlllsnsRis n The
Nsnh Nssi, ARy Ls~, We shall is LsTfy
10 pahiisA shsl Usy 10 uTssi 10 prep
sr usnHsT siiLsT for ~ sssiEsl lhs sag-
ss.,ion q cur ssTT'TsHdsHt Do. ..sss
articles should bs esHdsEssi ss Ha1h ss
Pos'ibs,
The briisssPFoPos.l 10 bs buiii, are enc
ever Fast FOIk, ehs over uuily, srpS'sT
White Rock, one over Rlm f0Ts, sss ever
MouRisia crsss, one ever Five Mile cFsss'
aud Que over Tea Mile Creek,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
The Election order.

Since ~riiins our ao,iss Of the saaaa'
nisslisnof Rrn,si, in rsisilas 70 ihisFnsl
IMPROVEMENTS and The issuing Of c-ua'y
Bonds Tor IhsI purpose, ne have received
for publlellioh the Order Of The CenHly
COurl for an election Ia be held, so'nmss'
einsion the ?? day fjshusTy AMI sshiiH,
uihe 10 the 2ilh inclusive, Tor The PuTpos,
Of A.eeriaining the sens o. the people Of
Tbs county on the proposition. The more
y. reflect urDa the subject, the mere ils
Vroprisly sui Importance Is Impressed up
bn our mind. To rAisJ mShey enough, by
direct present taxation, TO eOmPlslr the
Court House, will bear heavily upon our
people, taxed TO the nimos, .'rsiy 10 sup
port TIL corrupt radical State Govern
msnl, ana to stop the bsag,ihnl huiliibg u
its present progressive state, is Tot to 10
Il ought Of. Again, with tbs completion
Of the Railroad 10 this city, which msy
he looked for at an early date, the people
will want an easy access for the increased
trad. from every direction, and bridges
over the streams and good road, will be
necessity. No better use OF the Cuunly
credit cosli be made than for such rur,
pose, in VII ch all ARE Interested. Tn.
amount proposed 10 be raised, Ia small
when the present wealth of the county is
considered IN connection with It's glowing
prospects in the future. On tie whole, We
have come TO the contluSlon that the pro.
ject is a wise one and should be iavorably
entertained by the votes Of D.llls county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

MAsoNIc.-The following are the off 'sr'
elect of soyene Lodge, No. 2o5 +. & A. NJ.
for the ensuing masonic year,
II. c. SWEET W. NJ.
+. U. HUMPHREYS, s. W.
IA. FisngR, j. W.
+. L. RUSSELL, Treas.
J.J. DksMAN, SEQ.
W. J.FRuErr, Tiler.
WV. p9uTY, Chaplain.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
PRICEs IN COIN.



LYERroOL, Pee. Is, 1871.
Official report from Liverpool Colirn Brokers' AZ.
ciation Ia tho New York Cotton Exchange:
Cotton opened quiet; Uplands lOd Orleans l0Id
NEW YORH. Dec. IL, 1871.
, GoJD--lo1lsl CoTros closed steady; Ordinary
uplanis l7c.; Good Ordinary 1896; Low Mddling
1875; Mildling laIlc.; Mddling Alahamo zoe;
MdJling Orleans 2sIac.; Milding Texas NY.
NEW ORLEANS, Ice. is, 1871.
GoLD-lOo2s Corros quiet at lola@loM.
GALVESTON, Dec. Is, 1871.
GOLD-ll0lI; CorroS, Quotations in coin.) oidi.
nary l5Lc.; good ordinary lGl9c.; low mid'ilips
l7i4r.; midhling lsc.
lllDES-The hide market Il firm at advanced fig
urcs, and as high ns l7@l7Hc. was paid for chuicn
lots of dry as they run WcIuote dry ilmt, as they
run, 1914 l7lIc dry sa!ted, l434 UiJc wet sailed,
country lots iu@l0Hc.
PECANS-Are selling at G@6lIc. for lOI anil over
to the pound. Large, 10 @7O 10 tho pound, com.
mand 7dSc
FLOuR-Thc demand was fair to-day at advanced
quotation, ID alrrs are selling at the following
pr cps; Choice Treble Extra 81 Good Treble Extra
as 70 Low Treble Extra or Xxx S. 250SS 30, SUI
perfne nominal fancy brands $40 75@li %
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

The late cold Weather is waking up
friend Loughery of the Jefferson Times,
and he is joking us about the fear Of get
ting doubled against our will Not bit
+. of it, Colonel. We get drawer as We get
older. We have undergone everything in
this life but matrimony, AMI wear now
resigned TO the last infection. "Let fate
do its worst We nre rendy. Fire away.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

I LEcTURE.-We were much grntifed,
with many others, on Monday night last,
listening to the lecture on Woman, by the
Rev. W. Cummins, before tie Young
Mems Literary Society of Dallas, at the
Presbyterian Church. The sill ject was
well handled, in n scnpiural, historical
and common sense view, and gave high
satisfaction. We hope these lectures wall
be encouraged md we'll attended, for they
are likely to do much good. Mr.. Cummins is
fine speaker, and at the close Of his lee
ture vote of thanks Was .endsrcd him by
the Society.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Uostettcr's United States Almanac for 1871, for
distribution, gratis throughout the United States,
and all civilized Countries Of tho Western llemis-
phsre, viii! he published about the first Of January,
In the English, German, French, Norwegian, Welsh
Swcdiih, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish lansua.
ges aud all who wish to understand tho true philos-
oplIy of health should read and ponder the valuable
suggestions it contains In addition to On adniira-
BILE medical treatise on tho causes, prevention and
cure OF Il great variety of diseases, 1t embraces
large ant ,iAt OF information interesting to the mer-
chant, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the
pn,nier and professional man; and the calculations
have been made for such meridian, and atiiudes as
are most Suitable fora orrect and comprehensive
NATIONAL CALENDAR
The nature, uses and extraordinary sanitary, Of.
lects Of Osietters Stomach Bitters, the staple tonic
aud Alternative Of more thas half the Christian
world, fully set forth In its pages, which are al
20 spcrsed with pictorial illustrations valuable
recipes for the household and farm, humorous ancc
doses, and other Instructive and amusing reading
matter, original and selected Among the hnnu
ais 10 upprsr with the opening of the year, this Will
be one of The useiul, and may had for ths AK
ing. The proprietors, Mcssrs. "Hu stettcr Smith,
Pittsburgh, Pa, RI cept of two cent stamp, win
forward copy by NAL to any person VIII cannot
procure IN his neighbOrhoud. The Bitters arc
sold in every city, town aad village. and are sxteH-
siyel used throughout the entire civilizsd world.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

s9Tbs Publisher Of ihsHErALD, some
weeks since, ordered from Houston = copy
each Of ssylss' Treatise and Praeiie. for
soB. OF our lawyers, and has forgotten for
vkon. The books are rsesivsd sss rs-dy
for delivery
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

Ne ftr hestf An Iffssus isi's'sa
IL ils ilss,ts Okss ~ sae'sIiliisns a.
,sTsisiss - - ssit, aTs s'Iss''y 90
asssisi - ssll a. eFos sni stiils- Ne
h.,s large ,nsuui suis'.niisF, he Isy-
nsal II sns -lalfsf shish vssii greatly
relieve u,. iTsquirss was 10 earn %
sas husiss,s ssi 90 us'i sslissi ssa' 10
das Ne 10 = sher iims
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

With block Bro, & Co, Head Texas Cen,
trial Railroad. Our numerous friends aud
psifqns, are hereby infOrmsd, that not
.ithstandlng our almost irreparsels loss
In ths tealh Of our Mr.. firgihlns Heck 4,
the business will be continued under the
sane Farm Name aud style, aud ne hope
by strict adhsranee TO those principles
Of uprirhtnsss aud fair dealing that has
ever characterized the House nh"er bis
kind aud just standardization, 10 merit =
continuance Of the large patronage that
has been bestowed upon the House.
~ will keep constantly On h-nd = eo7''
plsie and heavy stock 81 staple aud Fancy
Groceries, which will be sold ss low a. they
ssn e'sold. All We ask is TO give Us
HlaI.s ,
Cor,icsna. Nov. 18th, 1871. l2'lmo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

r4- Attention is called TO the full col
umn advertisement Of NJ. Ullman & Co.
Grocers, who have removed TO their new
building on the North side OF the Square
where they are prepared with . heavy
stock Of everything in their line, TO do an
extensive business. Give them a call and
examine their goods and prices.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

Hi. ntmst tHsfias . tsiti 20
IT, Hlf.rfstss nfiffis iiif sfft iffaf
tsrstftftff isif fttfr sa ilftiaF
ssIias 10 81 lf.rit ~ rsnss rssfiF is
inaf fitaa 10 hasis a. iritrrsi ~
1lsuafts hstflf iifft oil iss ga
80 sist . ssltf 30 leo itsi 49, ifaf
issliss r ilt lssFls as - ssIfss'si.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

s@- We are told the Young Mems Social
Club Of Dallas will give Fancy Dress
Ball rome night next week. All right,
boys little fun for the holidays is re.
freshipg..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

MUDDLE.-Our city government is in
a muddle, as we'll as we can learn, and
how they are 10 get out Of il except resort
ing to the Courts or TO bayonets the new
way of settling things, we cannot see. If
we understand the matter, the present
Charter OF the city Of Dallas was granted
since the enabling Act. Under that act
the Governor had made appointments for
Dallas, then governed by the old Charter,
and these Off ias were in position when
the new charter took effect. Now ths.nsw
charter expressly says tina. these sppoin,
tees of the Governor uuder the Enabling
Act shall hold their respective Offices until
the next General Election. IL vacancies
should occur, there is an express provis.
ion for the Mayor to order an election to
I'll them Tor the unexpred term Thsreiis.
no authority for the Governor to diupiacs
any of these officials or TO appointsnew
ones. The language Of the charter is plain
and nmistakable. Notwithstanding this.
tho Governor has lately appointed several
new Aldermen without any reason or law
given for the displacement of the old ones.
On last Tuesday night, at meeting Of
the Board, the new appointees presented
their certificates to b, sworn in as mem
bers. The question then arose as TO the le-
gality of their appointment and the May
or, ne IT seems TO US very properly, ad-
jourDsd II over without definite action to
take the advice OF the legal profession. On
Thursday evening, as we are told, there
was meeting Of the member, Of the bar
at the Mayors Office for the considers ton
Of the matter and, with the exception of
the District Attorney, the opinion was
unanimous against the power Of the Gov
ernor 10 remove at pleasure without cause.
Aside rom the question of the constitution
atty Of the Enabling Act, 1t va. contend
ed that the charter, being Of later date, and
pointing out the manner Of alling raean =
eiss by an election, the Governor has no
power Of removal 60 th. matter stands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
buy a new Hat
from Lyle 4 Bro. for the holidays. 1

ear See the advertisement of E. G. Mays,
in to-dsy's paper. lie offers his entire
stock at cost for cash, also, will sell his
store building on the corner of main aud
Houston streets, opposite the Crutehfsld
House.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

E6 Remember that there will be meet
ing Of the Stockholders of the North Tex
es Agricultural, Mechanical and Blood
Stock Association at the Court House At
10 o'clock hi. morning.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
CLARK & BRYAN

Have an interesting advertisement in to
days paper. ThOy are selling of their
stock At cost aud charges for rash. They
say they "mean business" and being live,
energetic cuisines, men, they are going to
get ready for the arrival Of tie Central
Railroad
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

HTAttsntion Is called 70 the advertise
nebt Of }. NussbauDer & Co. Nsr Bakery
and Restaurant, on Main Street. Thy
have just received full assortment ofall
kinds Of ConfeetioBsriss, Canned Fruits,
good Cheese &c, and a, Christmas is near
al hand, these good things will rot cone
sniss, ard We take pleasure in giving no
fi-s where .hsy e:r BE 5b:sised
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

f~Ws have r,csivs5 Drs,ris Garden
c,lss5sr Ter 1871. eortsining sslret Lists
.fsssas ard rlssia IIenry A. Drssr, 7l4
Chsssrrl s. r1il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

Sy-See advertisement Of the New Ba-
kerry and Restaurant, on Main street, by J.
Nus,bnumer & Co. These gentlemen have
entirely reh't0d and enlarged their estnb.
l'shment and invite call from their old
friends and patrons. Our young friend,
Jas. p. Comerford, will always be found on
hand TO cater to the apetites Of his friends
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
NOTICE.

tYnAcRES OF iimb-red land, y milys
i CU FROM the City of Dallas, on I've
Fast side OF Trinity River, for sale low Ioi
cash. Apply to 3. u. BOWER
Dec. 10, lsTi-l4:lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
One Mans Misfortune

sometimes brings good luck to whole com.
muuities. If LYLE & Bro. had received
their splendid stock Of clothing Two months
ago they would not have been compelled to
sell at COST and carriage and their numer-
Gus customers would have been required
to pay them small profit. They are de-
termined, however, TO close out their Stock
,nl trust to better luck and greater rail
road faci tiles in future. loft
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
Ia.tuessi,sd

,ai 49, sItsips J. lsAsssa a Csss
Ns1ih ,iit sfihf Pst's ssusTs . h's'y
"a q Cl.iiiRs sHiGfsiisEfs faTHi'iiHs
ga, - IN fiHis, ssliiHg - ihs ssssi
D. ss Cell. sss aEi lay-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
Dry Goods

Dry Goods
OF every kind at exceedingly low figures
can be hnl at the store OF +. Is. Bryan 4
Co. Don't fail to give them call.
[l4:2S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

Gsis,RsEis camsHsH E'l, aHi see The
Nsw fsnss "a haTfsFi ssTHsF,
ds 10 Ds'is cansIsGs .Hd base year
..fs iIssIsi ia iL. EsissiTis LIS lIsuTaass
10, bee, "a lsIl--la0a,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
FOR SALE.


Mnn ACRES-an improved farm,
&UU miles West OF Louisville, Denton
county; headlight Of G. Squires.
OMO ACRES, improved farm, 3miles
C~U North Of Porters Bluff, Hehder-
son county; headlight of James NJ. Sharp.
~sc ACRES, improved farm, 6 miles
4 OU North of Caldwell, Burleson
county. headlight Of Washington Rosrk.
Enn ACRES, unimproved land, adj
CUU joining Fraimville, Burleson
county; part Of H. f. Davis league,
OO0 ACRES, unimproved land in Wal
OUU ker county; part OF Calvin Lynch
leagne.
1000 ACRES, unimprovcd land in
lLOU Erath county, on Gilmers creek
Headlight of EliI halet Kimball.
10O0 ACRES, Of unimproved lard in
lZOU Bra,h county; headlight Of Drury
Oldham,
ed0AcREs, of unimprOyed land in
ONJErath county, headlight Of Ira II.
Foster.
These are old and sc Iect locations, and are
we'll timbered and Watered.
Pm. HArKS.
Dallas, Nor, lllh, 1918 9 mos.
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nN, We republish ihe following list {

r@.We republsh the following list OF
officers of Tsnnehill Lodge, No 81 F. & A
NJ, for the ensuing masonic year, because,
as published last week, it was almost I'M
ineligible:
J.K. p. RECORD, ". NJ.
HENRY BOIL, 8. ".
j. L.FIsHER, J. W.
JSo. NJ. LAWS, TREAS.
8. II. MoELnASY, SEcY.
HENRY. ScuaIEp, TYLER.
E. @. Bower, 4. b.
I'M. JANsco, J. d.
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Iryou want Toys and Christ

mas
tricks Of every kind, 60 10 =. u. Bryan &
Co. where they nays fine selection Of ev'
cry kind. [lt2u.l
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Lyle & Bro

Lyle & Bro.
South side Square, is the only exclusive
clothing establishment in This country.
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Sec v uumsn 4 COS. advertisement,
aIO seeks ofsall ~ S5.,0 per sack.
The market has been very sctivc
this week. Cotton has come in
freely, and fuctuatcd from l2l to
l51. The number of hides rcceiv
cd this week has been very large,
and prices have ranged high.-Cor'
Sicdnd Observer.
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Look out for the Railroad
But F.'B. Bryan & Co. sells goods MS low as
my merchants in Northern Texas. Call
and see for yourselves.
Tl4:2w.1
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DO YOU WANT GOODS

At cost and ch"rg0s? Then call on Clark
a Bryan, West side Of the Square, who are
selling at no profit, in order to get rid Of
'hsir large and perfect stock The eash
will get bargains now.
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