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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-12-21

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Tnr AnrsDF n4 ,AnaS.-Ql9e
a blunder was CEN s Ced by ms il
noticing last week the ,sr;aiomept II
preparation for the '0a t.ps-xkolidays
by The committee of Good Tenn.
piars. We were net ware that the
whole matter was eortimit'ed to the
charge Of the ladies, or we could have
found out all about it We humblv
beg pardon for having said anything
ealeulS to iujpre their general rspq
taiio ~ Character. or throw the least
s,spicjo,&npou it. We are authorized
to gay de widow will let be played
t6e.second night. q
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-12-21
Temperance
fartment.
EDITORIAL

A. D. KINGMAN, l. nAEpLE -
JOS. Il ~ 4Ac.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

whence como that htm feiiahef, that 'bsolnie'
usdoubiins f,i.in Tho efnoAeJ efIioiieiier- siom'
aeb IliIets "a remedy ~ indigestion, lillodH 49,
orders, intefhliieni and femlifeni ftefs,wileli NJ
toflous " prevail In MI parts II Tho unied s'n'es
Tbl.oonhdanco has been growing Mr. twenty tott''
and IL IL sii oxiondna II u iim Tie frpli n cfo'
dnlliy II iainot Teen cnrendcfed by any human
device, bat h the spontaneous and hainfal conse'
qucnee of experience. What people see daily going
on under tIsir own eyes they cannot question
Whom families In unhealthy disiricisthat fe'oft :"
tblswh0lesome vegetable tonic, ~ prosenu'o' es-
cape periodical icycr- and their immediate neigh
bors, WHO neglect this procan'ion hro prosiraied'
by tho disease, how ia II pessible that the phenomc'
non should be Thou sAlssson. In like manner
wbcn II Is seen that obstinate ears ofdyspepsa' Of
LIVER complaint, Of consultation, Of nervous weak
ness. and of general debility, Yield to the operation
10 ihdfsuiops umcdy, how ean even incrcdulily It,
self withhold lie endorse ment2 Eyo'wincsses oitha
sauary effects OF he itcrs are to be found In cv9'
ryt civilized settlement on this continent. Tho
thdn aands upon Thousand, Who owe their restofa'
tion 10 hoalth aud strength, their preservation
Ffroa Sickness to Its extraordinary medical proper
ict are enthusiastic In its praise. The mutlindcs
who recommend 1t In neighborly way TO their
friends and acquaintanCes, wo as tlose who make
public their estimate 0i its virtues, atc always
ready to state tLeir reasons for tho faith that Is In
them. They have all either iclt or witnessed Its
beneGcicnt operations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

aN.NH 81 Y
RISE IN THE TRINITY. 1.-The heavy rains
of last week, brought the arivcr mpsito
higher point than II has reached since
1856. On last Sunday, II vas oil over the
bottom lands and from ten to twelve feet
over the pike, leading FROM the bridge.
Some fears were entertained that the road
would be washed away, but the ubsidence
of the lter has shown themto have been
groundless. Little or no damage was
done, and the road is,now in as good order
as ever. While tiie'river was arAits' hight,
the communication was kept up by means
of the ferry boat, running from iheloppo
site end of the bridge. We have MS yet
heard of no accident or material injury to
anybody or anything. Our mails, ofcourse,
we're interrupted. -..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13


a DAILY IlERALp.-A Daily Dallas llrp-
Alb will be issued as scon as he necessa-
ny arrangements can be made. This IL
demanded by the growing size and impor'
tancc of our city, with the near advent oil
xlc railroad AMI telegraph We trust the
'sbusip css men Of Dallas will giveopr new
enterprise a liberal and cheerful support
Without this, a daily paper can not be sts-
tanned. The Dallas HERALD is one OF the
oldest newspapers of Northern Texas. II
has ever been true TO the best inter ests Of
the people of this driving section, and
they should feel a just pride in sustaining
ii and enabling ii to keep up fully will
Ne progress Of the times. So. rer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

TnE SECOND VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE OF
TExAs.-They re-affirm their opinion OF
1870, by awarding the Grover x Baker
Machine the FIRST Premium, for the Best
Family Sewing Machine, at the Grand
State Fair of 1871, and six First Premiums
for Best Machine Stitching, double the
number awarded any other machine =
Notwithstanding the great efforts of our
competitors to disparage the perfection of
our machines, the public and the Fair As
sociations of Louisiana and Texas repeat
their convictions when opportunity offers,
The superiority Of our Machines by its pur-
chase and awdrd Of the committees. The sale
Of the Grover & Baker Machine is greater
in Mississippi Alabaman, Louisiana and
Texas than that Of any other, and the
awards received from the Fair Associa-
tions Of those States double those of all the
other machines combined. What more
proof can we offer, for what we so justly
claim namely, that the Grover s. Baker is
the best Family Sewing Machine, and the
favorite of the people of the South.
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT,
IL ,.t. 1872 Canal Street, New Orleans.
!. Another large lot of these Machines just
received and for sale by sA4A
. ,KEATON s. JOHNSON,
June 90, 1S71-1y1 Agents, Dallas Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

TIE New Counr nousE.--Tlle first story
of our new courthouse is now completed,
sand it looks fine and no mistake. We
have closely examined the work, and j. is
we'll done-no sighting or sham about it,
We have also noticed the wood work for II,
the doors and windows, e:c, aad it is first
lass--no better can be found in Northern
mics of similar character. The House,
when finished, will be an ornament and
lonor to the good old town ofDallas-lieav-
en- bless and preserve it. There is some
talk Of running UP to third story by
private enterprise, so as to hive the lar
gest and finest hall in the State for any
purpose for which it might be needed. 1t
is thought the Investment would pay well,
. and we are inclined to think it would.
- 'Ther,'s life in the old town yet"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

rmt MAapAsoss.-ln ihe 'saqaemus case
Of Tho new appoioled Mayor, b. Haynes,
against Tho present inemibcns Henry ~
Ertay, Eco, his Honor Judge llaft after
several days consideration, lins decided
that the Governors new appoinieo Is emil
tel TO The Office. rbeprceess by which he
arrived al this conclusion is not we'll I'M
dcrsiooJ as no wrlltengoplniou was given
1, amounts, In fact, to shis;tla; III, latest
expression Of ylrxislsti.stTjil l'he, Char.
,er) must giveiwsy !!S'stt fsesSt CHE Epa'
bling Aci) when, they come 10 ecpfic,
This ruling VIII DO soqsthlne newto law
vps. An appeal has been taken to the
Supreme Court M .kis az,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

Mr.. Greeley is said to have par
taken heartily of crawfsh of late,
and tits charged that the Tribune
has already reversed engines, and
will soon beg steaming stern fore
most back into, the channel Of Radi-
cal politics. Such, at all events, is
tho rumor new industriously circu-
lated by thclGmnt Journals, and it
may prove tosbo a true one. Hor-
ace certainly has asquint towards
the Presidency, and in just so much
as his prospects for nomination BY.
The Cincinnati Convention declines,
his enthusiasm will undoubtedly
cave in q I'VE doubt, howeyersif he
wilF c~er return to the fold, and
even if he docs, tho Tribune q can
only battle with.=blank cartridge,
'hnd crew fed upon humble pio.-
n. 0. Times. 4. NJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

nfa,. Attention is called to the new adj
verlisemeni Of Messrs, Ash y Wagner, In
to days paper. These gentlemen have
now and keep constantly on hand large
stock of General Merchandise, which, with
the facilities they posses, by having a
buyer constantly in New York, they are
prepared aud willHsen at as low u not
lower. rates, than can be obtained any
where in this part of athe State Give
them cal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
HE. q. HHoskirls 81 90 ),

The well known terminus Druggists, now.
ut Coisicana, will be located at, Dallas Ias
soon as The Central Railroad reaches here,
and they expect to make this city their
\rernauent place of business for the iuture
Yihey have now and will always keep.a fuil
: stock Of fresh and pure Drugs and Medi'
cines, together with full line Of Paints,
oils and Fancy Notions. b [S0Af] y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
bag.AIessrs. Fendlcy & Miller have re

B@'Messrs. Fendley & Miller have re-
Gently been reftiing the Office Saloon, on
the Sou,hSside of the Square in very hand
some style. IL is now one of the prettiest
rooms to be found in the State, aud can
scarcely be exceeded in style by any il
the large cities. They gise notice in 70.
day'gpnTsr what they will do, and all who
may call on them win find things an fat
The room is we'll worth going TO see.- The
workmanship Of the counter, the walls, and
every thing about ii, gives evidence Of
what our Dallas mechanics are capable. {
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
TuE LAMlppT,IoN EsTlTE.-TEnMf.

HE HAMPTON ilSTATE.--l ELM /
NATION OF AN IMPORTANT. LEGAL
OoNTRoyERsY.-We published q few
days since the decision of the Court
of Appeals in the case of G. utchiie|d
ct. al. rs Sale. This decision finally
quicts the title Of Il. NJ STONE, OF
this CITY, and Mrs. CRUTcHrIELD, of
Texas, to eight acres of ground, be
ginning thirty feet from the south
cast corner of Preston and Chestnut
streets, sinl thisSeity, running thence
along Chestnut street to jackson,
and thence out to broadway, thence
down Broadway to point thirty
feet East of Preston, thence with a
parallel line TO Preston street to- the
beginning This ground was own
ed by Ed J. HAMPTON, and sold to
a large number of persons in small
parcels, who have improved the
same, and the above-named heirs of
HAMPTON now recover the whole =
LouiscWe Courier-Journdl, Mar. 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

N. A box, containing black boar,
was received at an express Office in
San Francisco the other. day. with
this inscription; BLACK Btre-Ef
yew don't want to got bit, kcpc
your fingers outen.the crax
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

! BG1 Building is going on rapidly in the
old city. We have not heard yet Of many
purchases about the low grounds of the de-
pot. People like to settle near to The
schools aud churches, where thcre is an
exemption from mud and a fine chahce for
gardens and frui!s and shale,tiecs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

Bay- NIessrs.l Prauier& Murphy, the old
reliable house of our city, have new ad-
gertiseu,cpS yin our papcr to-day irgwhi eh
they say niey wili self their present sock,
which is large, new and varied, at cost
with 10 per cent. added. We all know
that what these gentlemen say, they viii
stick to, therefore all in want of bargains
should give them call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
Our Saloon

Our Saloon ~
Is. nowsopen for our friends aud custom,
ers at large. We, as usual, claim to keep
the very best in Que line that the marx et
affords. As we have the finest ,Barsin the
interior Of Texas vs<giliEaaso give every
Thing in the best style. We should like to
s gS rs g. ts,ijsss e.. su p *
cur Liquors, and get finer article. Well,
wszat lhoWfrak arrahsfueNsihtve 10 be
made up in some way -hal give us call
and we will give you the best we have.
-e11he ssOffice saloongfN
sl:lw-l r = by FENDLEY g. MILLER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
Gama E.nce shatsIs
sl.s~ ''' sale z =. B. DafAs ( e.,

rea The waukssha (wisJ PlainlsAlsr
contains report ef The weather at Dallas
sanripg the months OfJannary. and Fsbrn-
rsry, fntnishsd by one'of cur ciiizsfis. ut
is given 70 show e-difFsrenee in climate
between Texas and that cold northern
seeion. A.. ss,Is - =,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

SAGE ACCIDENT On Thursday
last, the stage from Dallas 70 Wax
ahacl,ie upset. in. Grove Creek. Tpe
stream being very much swollen
and the stage doors fastened, the
passengers bad 10 mako their cs-
capelbg krssk hg through abe win
dow. The following is the list Or
passengers ssgs NJ Ingram, DssIias;
Jsdgg EEWa SsIlsas DsIIsiizYfS,
Denton ctmaty; ,hrzKeiky, Dali
Las. Buttwoaofl fhe party could
swim. and it. was with d1fculty
thhtstlse lives Of Jndse Cullen, Mr.
Caruth and Mrs. Ken y were saxcd
Messrs.4RgFam aaa-GriHter- de-
ssrzIsf8t1ysWr forEtt~rpf
forts on the COrStcdHd
o''''Y'is1T Il .ruULaxt-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
:, nm Gyc,,,8 JNrrprsrs Wa NH

=" . d"
IcoK TO YouR INTERESTING must
again urge upon the property holders OF
the fold town of Dallas thenccesslty of a
reasonable libernlity on their part with
regard TO the pyice of vacant lots in it.
The Central Raj lroad Company have laid
off lots enough arcun their depot 10 build
up formidable. rival to the old town, and
it is evident That they will do it il the y
can. 1t is their pecuuiary interest to do
so, and when; .in'the course ct their-sxis
,ence, did they ever fail tofensfi them ea
selves at the expense of others? Now the
merchants, who have followed them along
the Road, as 1t has been constructed, and
have experienced the practical workings
of this great corporation, are not inclined
to help ont tho Company in their designs
on old -Dallds-their sympathies are with
it. They will settle in the old town, if
they can get enough lots at reasonable
prices. We say then to the property hold
ers 'of,the old town, ifyOu wantio win in
this righteous struggle, come down atonce
to our. lowest figures. You will gain by
il in the end. a,.f.-. s.a- d. ,A
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
. DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

The uudlrsisnea having heeh duly a7painied Al
uainl.frnfor OF the esfas Of Robertson Ross, dccras
Cd a regular term Of the DsiIi-f conrf OF Dtias
county, Texas, On the 20th day cf February, A.. l..
1872 hcreby uutides All rsr-ons indebted to said
tate make i'm ne lai- ray meat and an ihosr having
claims nedIns sid sffaft - If~-cni the sane. dr
" aufheniIritsd. within The tim, Fresrrlhri BY
Iaa. ~ fhey-wiff ue rurr7rutd ~ tle law uIrccts-
THIS ~ dny % April. r. 1874
sosff GEp.c. FARks. iabsinisifa.os.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
z,rslI. W.. Manson

IN. w. nIanson u III
is now soliciting orders for the Tennessee
Nursery, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, j. II.
Manson, Proprietor, and will remain in
town few days longer, to receive orders
from our citizens for any kind Of fruit
trees, shrubbery, s&c. from the above justly
celeb atal y arsery. lie deliyets all trees
and shrubs at points convenient TO every
one ordering, and assumes all cost and
risk of transportation, thus giving an OPP
portuniiy, at little cost and no RISK, to
CRAFTY the most refined taste, and sur
round The houses of our citizens with all
the omforts and luxuries of which any
land can boast. [30:lmo.]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
TIER M 8 or SALE


The thoroughbred Stock Iiofse RON Lo, = viii
stand Tor service as ioliows+
1T Cedar HUI March 24th aud Psi,
A PRTf, I'd. 81 lifh, II, -, 3, - f;s 90
ia y ia, On, liza, lsfh, 26hh aud 2If
> t'NE An, 5th, 131h, lifh, 22d and 23a.
JULY ], ., 10, II, 10, 20, % and 29h,
and al Vim. Mcrrihsld's firm. on the Dallas ani
Cedar liill soas, when not Al Cedar iIlll until fur
tlcr notice. III.
TERNs-singls service, SO, Season si5. inlar-
,-..,,. s17 % Irtlin
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
Dry Goods at Clark & Bryans. b2q;fl

re- We hear that arrangements are al
ready being made to give Grand Barbe-
cue and Ball and to have general jollif-
cation on the arrival Of the first passen-
ger train of the Central Railroad at this
CITY
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------.s- - -
live AGENTS Wanted,

Live Agents Wanted,
70 cansassl ana Solicit il all portions o
Texas, for the TEXAS MUTUAL LIFE in
Apply 10
sAML. BOYER DAVIS, secy.
= or FRANK EAPJ "a Genera bo Agent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
All Parties

All Parties stXIL aIIoaTa
Having Pianos that need tuning will do
well to save them for C. T. SIssoS, whu
will visit Dallas in june next without fail
All work warranted, satisfaction guaran-
teed and charges moderate. ny
Tl7:until June lsi.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
r,srnAv sorICE-pauLAs 90.


TAKEN - i,5 WIN. Fletcher and esffay-l be-
SIRE tru. .. kffpo. y. p. fr-clnrf No one DA
HO1rf 4 yt-rs bid rtout u hards hil h, both hind
ia nn .n-iir Of riehtfbr f,ef white. small snip ON
non, brzl,sei- > 90 iril shoulder; appraised at
t5t4s stf4 iIrr EIEl frs = frIsf fal-st--
TAKEN n ~ T. q Ueefson, and esfrarsd lfiore
~ Hhf.sfI.J r Prtcfuct No. 4. ont sOnEELL
In9n<E attef'ls f<uds Jlnrhss nigh. about y o.
lt1t1fs 90 lfss ~nifs SPOT IN ffchsad. two wfiis
Co. .@4ind IftIIf flrs Set. snip nuse. and a
l,ra1d q the lcffsr on ef shoulder appraised 81
"a ti,-I r..' I-ri l3e3isl
TEEEVIP.hr<1E4 iefierris AMI rsfrsyed before
n Il -P1sr< y II TO- 2 one DAY MARE,
az ha11is 81 ~ - n f11tieai rirht hind and
fiehf farS ftt olffe. md branded len shoulder
D0Ds VI in scroll rndrr q. enl - fsn years olo
hi-h yt1f- old some White On right lihd foot, no
brnrds pasr-Irnlls appraised ~ SIS l31.ilsl
IEf1IEIED 70 me a. a. cstrag ~ " y .ilAlse,l. J.
r. fr1cIn0 10. A ons surrtI STUD MULE, year,
oft ~ lnn1s I|itI. star IN ftrthea1-
1y1. Y. LAWS G D. G. D. c. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

E4r Attention is called 10 the advertise
ment Of John Owens, who wishes to con-
truct for the r1aking Of 500 900 brick. :. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
nj. UIIil,ann& 90.

nj. UlImann y Co.,
North side of the Public Square, have just
received a large lot Of bestbrands of Wins.
key, which they offer at the lowest rates
They are alsosconstantly receiving large
additions to their stock Of Family Gro.
cerics,suoh as Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Candles,
Soap, Fancy Groceries, bottled Liquors,
&C., which they, arc selling low for cash
Call and see them. [30:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
w. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.

VIII practice in tho District Courts of Dallas Tar
ramt Denton, Wire. Jack, Parker, Palo Pinto Hood
Ellis, Navarro, Coll in and Grayson counties In the
Supreme Court of the State and United States Courts
held in the State OF Texas. Land titles aud Real rs
tate generally will he looked after when requested.
am from Southwest Georgia, and refer to any
gentlemen In that section, lie lie lawyer, DOCTOR far
mar, mechanic or merchant. Among whom are the
following names and posiofiioes: 9ia
Judge j B. Grim, Judge II. Rogers, Hon. +. NJ
Harper, Mr. i. X. Tucker and Capt. j. A.. Fulton
Dawson, Terrell county Ca; Hon J. T. Clarke, Ex'
., udge Circuit Court, Col. A. Hood, Coll f. u. Doug
lass aud Col. 81 s. Worrcll Cnthbcrt Ga; Hon. I. a.
Gucrry, (pres. Ga Senate, 1850 DR.. ]. W. Mercer,
anl Dr. s. p. Burnett, Georgetown, Ga; Hon. IL. A..
Turuirsecd aud Hon. T. Burnett, Fort Gaines, Ga.
Hon. J. b. Wimbcrly, J X. Barnnm. NJ. D.; J. NJ
Scott, NJ, D.; Dr. 7. W. Battle; Lrmpkin, Gu. -
Dallas April q, 1SI2-3Olm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

. 5000 LBS. WOOL WANTED ~
,By Terry 6 Blake, for which the highest
price, in cash, will be paid. l3In
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

Gdln-lluiz.
ccTfoS-o Outlet and weak at 2zs4c.
eAtt = NEw yokK, April ., is72.
GoLp-0peuei NJ iio,S; aud cIosed at 1lG<.
CorryS --9pened quiet; closed at ~ for ordina-
,ry Upiinds. 22k fcf @ cod Ordinary: - FOR low
nddling z5k ior midd'ins and si1<< for middling
GAtrEsroS April 0. 1872
eoID--Tbe market opened at 1919 but aflerwari
advanced to.li0., The demand Was animated but
the offerings were EQUAL to requirements.
CorIox -Tbe Market was lifless 90 day. and not
Q sale was reported. We add 10 our ing nc.
count 2Bs tales sold last evening acr tire close Of
reports. Prices sho weakness, apd we quote nomi-
naly rs la1<c. Cor Gesd Ordinary. Factors are moi
pressing sales. and bnyers appear indifferent
woor--Con tinues dull aud nominal At SO we
pr medium fee Of hnrs- Buyers holding OF and
II j. dilcnif 60 aserrizin their exact position
HIDEs-The market continues dull and dropping
:, lsl< a igc Cor nfysstiiey r.n Wet sai.ed nofni-
Isl At 1oc We lsarn VI saies soiday atlec for dry
sfoek. lftf t-ts -
4 : FIoup-Rul-rs=ss @a:a rNs.k - Veagete genuine
or i,ss><td Iref q 81, ~ SIosiuJo per lll.
Coed Tisp le Exffa = 2Ja9 % los Treble f1ira
S "a IS D9at.e EEfra su0ia - Extra uoni
nj snIerfne 81 25a7 30 line S7a7 .. CHOIR
sli9il5o fsnsy trspas 2lsi2 pr barrel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

A Wisconsin editor speaks Of q
wind which t.jnst sat down on its
hind, legs dlhowled."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13

San Fr6ncisco has one cent daily pa
per just large enough 10 wrap bologna
sausage in.-ErehdEge.
If the Dolognas IN San Francisco pyess
barge as some We saw hanging in thu PEG
piles Market OF comerford Dawson a few
days ago, that one cent daily is very re-
,rpsctable sized sheet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
The Eadles

The Hatiies a@N
Ore most respectfully solicited to call at
Thompson & Pierces Book Store, and ex.
nmine their stock of Jewelry, war;" nted
pure geld. 25Hl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-13
PEDIGREE:

ROMEO was sired ~ Nebraska. whose dam was
an English lace Innre q Sir Peter stock, ioported,
Nebraska was sired by Lone Star, he iy uils Yer.
mont Black Hnpk. who ullsa genuine dr-ccpdast 81
the a dolphin Arailian. the rire % EciQsc. laih
Dutochul ntst 20 te ceicifaied horses % by -eone
dave The foll1uiag is rorreit cepy o. llie i'cli
rreof Romco's dam, IS sent i,n Col Acxander, "a
Ky, who raiscl leI
ClNrnlA-a spfTei mare. " lands anil in<A
high sired 5y Nanial dana ~ imported tlencp, a
dam hy Lrxine tuf, has run her mile hss-sin ~ :
trols IN 3 minutes and 10 seconds =.
lsiruedl EoDLKT ALEXANDER.
Yer further rilfuafloa, s9e. lsfd l.Ilia. q ID
lfa ~ 4cf,i sft.I "a Cd. AIN, tsial c1lhfy,
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gIyO DRUGGISTS.

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a.lAir hi Is w. r,iiy Ting Sfurc IN town, and
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DtsllELL z WATERS,
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Find The latest styles Of, Clothing. d
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OF ladies Hats, Bonneis, Dress Goods,
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= I25Ail Jefferson street
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