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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06
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The forvcnt fOfnoy WIS, NO sup.
poso1uatincd In being able and OIL
oquent when taking leave Of the
employees Of the Philadelphia Gus.
tom House, bot tho chnritablcncss
that We have for twaddlo on such
occasions, largo az II Is, will not Gov
~ this
III remember Grant as tho man
who saved my country and yours ;
! remember when ho siczcd our
cause when il was sinking almost
for the last time, and bore it TO vic
tory; remember how no avoided
complaints to the authorities and
appeals to The people remember
when Richmond fell he refused to
ride through that conquered city ut
the het d OF his victorious army but
quietly returned to his family, then
in New jersey | remember how he
abstained fiom the Presidency un-
til il was forced upon him, aud
that, but for him in 1868, we should
have been defeated even by Seymour
and Blair" fitH 4Ht
A more sickcning specimen ofsyc.
ophancy than this was never ut
tered. Make the most of Grants
military record, and we are not dis
posed to belittle it, and the asser-
ton that HE saved the country is an
untruth, u SANDER and q folly. 1t
is an anli-Rcpublican Justification
Of history. The man who will shout
over Grant as the man who saved
tho country, has but one more step
to take, and that not long one. to
become monarchist They utter
stuff in such phrases as that, when
our cause was sinking for the last
time, Grant siezed it, would dis
grace school by. A teacher who
would allow pupil to write such
miserable Justification in Il school
exercise, without rebulie, would de-
serve discharge and condemnation.
The spectacle of multitudes always
seeking excuses to worship some
body-running to idol worship head
long-is discouraging to those who
desire to promote the ultimate tri.
umph of Republican principles in
the world. Why Grant refused to
ride through Richmond we don't
know or care; but it i, necessary
to say that the excess of modesty
claimed for him in this case has
not been shown in his innumerable
journeys since the war. If there is
deep anxiety for the the retirement
and u most longing to quietude dis
played in the sixty thousand miles
in special cars since the fall of Rich
mond, we fail to see it. After For
ney's tale OF the negotiation that
led to putting up Grant for the
Presidency, in which that Office was
dickored about in the spirit of
horse trade, he onght to have refer
red to Grants remarkable abstin
snce from the Presidency. He evil
IDENTIFY looked upon it as question
VI money and personal position, not
Of usefulness and dignity. And if it
is true that no one but Grant could
have saved us from Seymour and
must 70 on saving the
country over and over again-what
8 to become of us when he is gone ? I
Is there any Dent capable of sue
him? or is Lieutenant
Fred. likely to be grown in time to
ave us p Cincinnati Commercial.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

Captain Jones, of Stonington, is
responsible for this: On his pas
sage from New York a few years
ago, he observed, one summer af
ternoon, a heavy cloud arise from
the land, and, to his great surprise,
approach the vessel. Suddenly it
broke near him, and covered the
deck with millions of mosquitoes,
while part of the flock went through
the mainsail, leaving nothing but
the bolt-ropcs hanging idly to the
spars. Corroborative evidence to
this astonishing tale was found in
the person of a "down-east skip
per-" who heard the story, and who
on comparing dates with the mar
rator, declared that two days alter
ward he was boarded By the same
flock of mosquitoes and they al
lrore canrass breeches
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rsrmAv ~orIcE-pAnAAs 90.

TAKEN UP 10y Z. q. coaisoil, and o4trayed heforo
W. J. Haiseil, j. 7. Precinct No. A. one S0KltEhh
HORSE, about II hands inches high, about 10 or
10 years old has white spot in forehead two white
feet, behind, light FIRE t'cl, snip on nose, and
brand Of The letter II on left shoulder; appraised at
So 3D:3t*l
TAKEN UP byJ G Gillespie, and cstrayrd before
II. S. Guy,J p. Precinct No. 2, one BAY MARE,
~ hands high, star in forehead, right hind and
right iorr feet white, and brandt, ON left shoulder
BoB with scroll under 1t, and or to years ola
appraised At SIS. Also, oni DAY FILiY, l5l2 hcnds
high, years old, sono white right hiad foot, no
brands pcrccvible appraised at s25. liD+it*
REP0BrED to me AZ an estray by WI .Iialsc!i,I !.
p. Precinct No. l. oaJ sorrel STUD MULE, years
old, ~ hands liz b, Star Ia forehead.
JNO NJ. LAMS,C ID. q. ID. @. Texas.
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From he Aus in Statesman of tho 2s,

From he Aus in Statesman of the 2S'h
ult., we clip the following items:
There was slight frost on Tuesday
night, 10Th inst, but we can hear of no
damage resulting. The season is now so
well advanced as to preclude fears of dam
age to crops from frost, and the rains have
been so copious and frequent, that pros
poets are most fatering this season for
an abundance to the husbandman.
We notice already peaches as large as
pigeon eggs in size, and an abundance of
them. pench orchards promise we'll. Oar
San Antonio neghbors hope to supply all
Texas, bnt present indications are that
Austin win have no need Of making re-
0usition
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Rural Illinois legislators mystify
Sprirgficld rcstaurateurs by de-
handing veal culverts.


NonrE Lonn. being The sequel 20 ''1he Lost Heir
ofLiniishgo~.~ by ME-. Emma y. v. v South
worih Is in prrss. and viii be published IN . few
days by ]. b. Peterson Brothers. Philadelphia.
Pa II is sid be the hest boob that this popular
authorcss hiss ever written. "A Noble Lord uiil
le issncd IN large daolscimo volume uuifvrm with
Mrs sauihworfh's other work = aud will he snId a.
he as price q sI7I in eioih si5o IN paper
er ~ copies rIIl be srnf b. mrii, % aiT plare-
t4--l.id ~ the puhlisters, receipt Of thtprite
offhe work IN lrtfrr 70 them. The flltriuE rtg
d, ALI HJoiIn lusprr'. Sf<ft teinr The sequ -
Charles Dickens q Eisfsry n Elrln Druqi = .
~ snd ENLARGED eiliffon q Heisitr karIs Sksfch
BAG Nv Mr. Caroline L. Heu1; "A Noble Wo-
i.an~ ~ M. Ann :. sIsrhe1s '.CTrliIa = tF ~
thor Of '1nitinls;" nEatF kcHntlf.F tF Irs Q. .
tie popular poem 81 bfnnIiful snor ernl 70 T.
b rsiersrn BIofhers. rllla, ST. their InuItrafsi
Catalogue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

1t happened on Hampshire street
the other forenoon. A little man
about forty years old stood leaning
against lamp post, his head bow
ed with deep thought. A police
man came sauntcring up the street,
and attracted by the attitude of the
little man, stopped at a respectful
distance, and took good look. Tho
little man directly looked up, called
the policemen to him, when the fol-
lowing important and interesting
colloquy took place:
Little man-Do you live in this
town?
He of the Start do.
Anxious inquirer-Prctty we'll
acquainted about here, ant you?
Member of the force-Not much.
Man in search of information
Thoughtfully.--May be you can tell
me what l want to know. Pause
Do you know where l can get a
cheap lunch?
Polieceman--Who had expected
an important disclosure, somewhat
disg usted-Don't know; lots of res
taurants about here; get n lunch at
any Of them.
Little many way of cxpla-
nation-I board down here with n
widow lady, and got up late this
morning and breakfast had been
eaten up, and | don't like to put
the old soul to any trouble, so con-
Guided to hunt up lunch. But they
charge fifty cents. Why, cup of
coffee and bread costs quarter.
Officcr-Who has suggestion
Ifyou want something to eat on
the cheap, why don't you buy FIVE
cents worth of crackers and five
cents worth of cheese, and if that
don't satisfy you, double the dose.
Little man-Awful hungry, but
with the determination of a hero
'Tant but an hour and a half to
dinner time, and by George I'll
stand it.-Quincy Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

gElS The New York herald proposes
that The Granl men muster Iher forces
at the Cincinnati convention, called TO
nominate candidate in the place of Gran
and thu, control il in his favor. In other
words, It recommends the getting up of u
row and breaking up the convention. Why
not suggest that Grant send n few reg-
mcnis withn park of artillery and pre-
vent The meeting ofa Convention hostile
to his interests This would not be the
first instance Of military interference.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

rsTThe Houston Telegraph. has prom
ised 10 keep us and its reaiess nsrsl.y
reh supplied, through its columns, with
police reports Of Irregularities and small
crimes commitied in he Texas Hah.
presume this will be an essy mailer for
The Telegraph, lat We are not sorry that
We . no, return tbs favor. Fing 70 the
more peaceful aud regular character Of
oar orn little city. Thank you. brother
any how
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

GEO. P. RowELL Il Co.'s fame as ad
Using Agents has rendered their firm name
a household word. Everybody has heard
of them but perhaps every one docs not
know that this firm have for three years
leased column or more of space in near
ly every prominent and reliable ncwspa-
per in the country.--JoaraaL Recorder
West Meriden, Conn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06
4 DwINIsTwATOR's aoTICE.

Tho unds rsigncd having been duly appointed AL
ministraor of the estate of Robertson Ross doccus.
ed at regular term of the Ds,ridt Court OF Dallas
county, Texas on the 18th day of February, A. d.,
1877, hereby notifies all persons indebted 10 said cS-
tate to nj IKE imme a payment, and all those having
claims against said estate to pre- ent the same, tn-
lyi authenticated within tho tino prescribed by
Law, or they will he postponed rs the law dlrecis.
This lth day OF April, d. ls72.
SU.Gtl GEO. g. PARKS, Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

Rscy Our thanks are due the lloi. John
Hancock, the very able and attentive mem
Der of Congress from the 18th District, for
the speech of the Hon. William L. Arthur,
of Kentucky, on the Dccl ne of Self Gov
ernment in this country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

Bs- Messrs. Williams Bros, Main St.,
have just received an invoice of pure APP
pie and Peach Brandy, AID Bourbon whis-
ky. All who wish to purchase any of these
articles should give the above gentlemen a
call
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06


UPON THE TEXAS BORDERS.
WAsuINGroS, March pa delegation
from Texas, headed by Senator Hamilton,
and consisting of Hon. J A. Mckee, Judge
Evans, Supreme Judge of the State, Con
gressmen lIerndon Hancock, Major W b.
Moore, and Judge Downey, of Brownsville,
waited upon the President this morning in
relation TO the Mexican depredaiions on
the frontier.
The delegation represented that on n
recent date q party Of ioity regular Mex
lean troops in uniform crossed the river
Rio Grande at u point above Brownsville,
and arrested the United States customs
inspector, together with n number Of cit
liens, and held them until lliey had cross
Ell into Mexico with 500 or 800 stolen cat
tic. f4.8na Jv sm5t ei4
1t was further represented That The de-
predations Oh stock alone by raiders from
Mexico into Texas in the six years will
reach from Six to ten millions of dollars
in value, and the system of fraud prevail
ing in Texas will enable the sufferers to
establish Legitimate claim against Mex
leo from the various county records.
The President replied that he was fainil
lar with that section, as he served in the
Mexican war as n lieutenant exhibited
thorough acquaintance with our Mexican
frantier, and stated it had been the sub.
ject of frequent Communication to the
Mexican Government hichiwopld no doubt
willingly afford relief, but seemed power
less while internal revolutions continued
in the Northern States of Mexico.
J he commercial phases Of the question
we're also discussed, and il was suggested
that the order Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury prohibiting tn cearances Of vessels
for points above Brownsville, was vir
tual blockade of the Rio Grande, and there
fore Illegal. g
The President took notes of the convers
satioD, and promised TO bring all the ques-
tons before the cabinet tomorrow. nlNta |
:, TIL, delegation subsequently, called upon
The Secretary of the Treasury, on the com
questions involved. The Secre
Iary admitted that the order prohibiting
trade above Brownsville was of question
'ble legality, and unle IS il was made the |
subject of an executive order, the order
FROM the Treasury Department will be re
goked
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06
Tho general express
people Is that they want

Tho general express
people IL that they want
Tho reckless liborallty or-~-
Central has thrown dnaiA
their spirits. We would n
them 10 keep cool, M the rcad T.
yet task Tor something they have
not soon" Tho proposition was
made, no doubt, in u hurried mo.
ncnt and possibly, some Miie things
which were needed by them were
Overlooked liso, We presume they
will ask for them when they come.
We arc further told that tho com.
pany will, after taking all in sight,
allow the remainder to DO paid in
work on tho road at 80 cents per
day,-.Uchinney EngHirGr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

DE, The Gilmer New Era, wishes to
know if we will condescend to ex. Certain
ly; with pleasure. We may add that we
were under the impression that the ssNew
Ere was already on our ex. list.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06
4 DMINisTHAToR,s NOTICE.

ALL claims for money against the Estate of like
Hufnann, DECEASED, must be presented TO me with
in year from this date, for allowance, or payment
of the will be postponed until claims pr, scented
within that time paid. 80
Witness my hand This April Ith 1872.
30:Gt1 J. u. KERF0uT, Administrator.
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IMPORTANT TO


In 1.srr-nanrs IAN order 81 ale issnes 70 me On
he lsfh a. 81 Fslrnarr A. y ~ - ne Ilpnora-
lle Disfriri Crurf ~ Dallas cgnntt, ft1aa villi
trrurd 10 sr % the lllrlfeEf biiaer. ruhic SAT-
CIV. on . credit 81 ia months. Tue1d1Iy fha
~ law the foIlorine lard belonging a. The ted..
WsHfhsrford estafe, fo-uit- "
"a and half acres 81 the late 8. Wsafhnrfsrd
hoIn-sfead-Warfsid furreT. f.rr
r7o acres Of the 7. Weafherf5rd survey. u
IN ard uine-feIfi.s arrrs o. ne =. ". Reynoidi
sursey. al IN Dallas cuunfys and
Ga ans lrl1 arrss IN Thrpukrnsfiona md 1Ia-heif
Jas II HOLLOWAY.
Afmr. lsf ns-tlariars. d~ease5i
wsrrf g. ls-.--r-lf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

EsFsWc have received the Ladies Pearl
small literary monthly published at
Nashville, Tenn, and edited by John s.
W,rl. Price 81. ycar-a safe invest
mcnt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

W "IWIHHI U " OIH " INV H'UNT NRFHI
~ Dallas. Texas, for the " KgNrucKrY
Nrw EEA." COOL Democratic paper pub
ishcd NJ lIorklnsvlle, kentucky, aud ed
liiel by VlpGINius lluTciES. former Asso
ciar Editor of the pnlls HERALD. Sup.
Iort Tie paper and the paper win snpporl
you. Maize up good club. 30;3r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

Ef:as" Ii'avy rains on Thursday continu-
ing through the night and no Fridays
mails. If il has rained MS heavily above,
Trinity will be all ever the bottom lands
Tao creeks in our vicinity are high, inter,
runling travel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06
9sw Sapertis
y - -, :, > -, = 2, ~-~<>.-~~-~-~~~->>>
S w. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Dallas, Dallas County. rsxa.,

VIII practice IN the District Courts ~ Dallas, Tar.
rant Denton, Wise, Jack, Parker, Pdlo Pinto Hood
hlliS Nnvirro, Collin and Ornysbu counties In tho
snpremo Court OF he Stale and United States Conrts
held In tho State oi Texas Land titles aud Real rs
tate generally Will he looked after when requested.
j am rom southwest Georgia, and refer to any
gentlemen la that section be lie lawyer, DOCTOR far
mar, mechanic or merchant. Among whom uio tho
following names and posioilites;
Judge J. Is. Grim, Judge IL, Rogers, Hon. +. NJ.
Harper, Mr.. y. X. Tucker and Capt. J. A. Fulton,
Dawson, Terrell county Ga. Hon j. I. Clarke, Ex-
Judge Circuit Court, Col. A. Hood, Col. h. H. Doug.
lass and Col Is. s. Worell, Cuthbort Ca: Hon. T. H.
Gncrry, (Pres. Ga. Senate, 1850 Dr. !. W. Mercer,
and Or. :. u. Burnett, GcOrgetOwn, Gu; Hon. n. A.
Inrnipsecd and Hon. u y, Burnett, Fort Gaines Ga;
Hon. j. H. Wimborly, X. Barnum. NJ. D.; J. N.
Scott, NJ, D.. DR.. T. W. Battle; Lunpkin, Ga.
Dallas, April q, 1S72-aO.I M
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

gsly From 7. S! Arthur & Son, of Plila..
come the Lady's Home Magazine and the
Child ems Hour for April Both of these
periodicals We have heretofore favorably
mentioned
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

8eyrThc Houston Times, ms well ms our
self, has no high opinion Of editorial con
ventons, and thinks little good may result
from The new one in contemplation; at the
n friendly wish, that we should be present.
We thank the Times for this kindly cx-
preston, but though we should be glad TO
take once more by The hand many good
friends of ours, who are residents of the
most cnterprising and ilourishirg city in
Texas, or who will be there during the
Great Fair, which we wish every success
to, il will be impol sibe for us to attend.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06


The Huntsville Item contains q
brief history of. the building of the
Huntsville Tap railroad, from which
we learn that the charter was OBJ
tanned in April, 1871. On the 18th OF
the same month the following Off
GERS were elected 4: ]. II. Banton,
Pres y. r Burnett, Vice Pres; w.
a. Oliphant, Secretary s. Gibbs,
Treasurer. , ta4 at, s5ssusla
After failing to get State aid, the
company finally contracted with
Messrs. Shepard, Mitchell 4 Henry
to build the road in consideration
of a pledged bonus from the county
of 100000. the Houston and
Great Northern Railroad Compa-
ny to furnish the iron, spikes,
chairs, &c. The latter company to
operate the road taking the char.
ter with its franchises. On the 4th
day Of January, 1872, all the Off
GERS resigned and all tho directors
except Messrs. J. III. Bantcn, Gibbs,
and Grant, and Galusha A, Grow,
Chas. Z. Noble, Robert Avery, VIM
e. Dodge, VIM. w. Phelps and Mo
Sos Taylor, were elected in their
places. At the same time G.. A.
Grow was elected President, j. II.
Banton, Vice President, and Robert
Avery, Secretary and Treasurer.
Clas. Il. Noble was then elected
Chief Engineer and Superintendent
in charge ofconstruction.
The contractors broke dirt on the
LIST day OF January, 1872, and COM
pleted the road, depot and all, on
the 18th day of March, 1872.
The Item ventures the assertion
that there is no better road to-day
IN the State of Texas, than the
Branch. Houston Tcle-
lraph. M s..4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

sas-We welcome the Jefferson Times
once more to our sanctum and trust friend
Loughery's troubles are now over.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

By Thanks for au invitation to attcnl
the 1'h Soirce OF The Corsicana Social
Club, but our dancing days arc over. "Go
il while you are young"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06
TORE HOUSE
FO s 81.

The building on East side of Jefferson st "a few
doors north Of the Pub c Square, is offered for sale.
For terms, apply Immediately to
J. l.. FISHER.
Dallas April 0. lS72-.n'2w.
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IIVIIE STATE OFF TEXAS,


To THE SHERIFF OR ANY CONSTABLE or DALLAS
COuNrY-GREErISG
YOU are hereby commanded tina; you summon T..
L o. sanders, by publication, as The law directs, to
he and appear before me, at my Office IN the town OF
Dallas, in Precinct No. /, on the 9th day of May, A.
D. 1872, to answer the complaint of John Il. West,
for the sum Of Ninety (gohD Dollars, duo upon Note
Of date July 7th 1871, due Oct. It'll, ISL with in
terrst at 12i% per cent. from maturity.
Herein fail not, and of this writ make due return
the Jaw directs. Fia
Given under my hand, this the list day of April, A..
D. ls72 j. d. KERFOUT,
30:3tl j. r., Precinct No. Dallas Co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

For HOUSE cLEASiSG. washing dishes,
loors, oil cloths, tables, cleaning windows
paint, knives and polishing tin, brass and
all metals, use Enoch Morgans Sons Sa-
polio. II is cheaper and better than SOAP
Get it from your grocer, or at q Wash
ipglyn street, :. Y.
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ToR SALE
WHEN COMPLETED,

TWO FIRST. GLASS BUSINESS HOUSES, on Main
Street the public square. Apply to
atFI r..l J.E. ID. BLADES.
Dallas, April 0, 1S72-30tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06
JACOB MILLER'S
BARBER SHOP,

West Side " Jefferson 81, a je~ doors North eJMe
Public Square.
Shaving, Hair Cutting, Hair Dressing, shamp ,oing,
etc, etc done In the best style Having three good
barber. always in their places, We solicit liberal
share Of pal ronaFe.
April O. lS12-3Oif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

From the Jefferson Daily Times of the
18th n!t, we extract The following letter,
which will be of interest TO many of our
readers. 1t was written by the Secretary
of the Texas Pa,ifc Railroad in answer to
one, by Col. Loughery, making certain en-
qnires with regard TO this road, its pros.
poets, Sc.
New YoRK, March 9Th, 1872.
II. W. LouGHERY, ESQ.
DEAR SIR:-Your letter of the Dist ult,
to CO.. Scott has been received, and am
instructed TO convey to you his thanks for
the opinions therein expressed.
Col. Scott, who has only just assumed
the head of this company, will undoubtedly
push forward the work in way to satisfy
all. His policy win be liberal and ear.
nest one, without n necessity for tie reti-
cence of which you complain.
The same policy would have also existed
under the administration Of Mr.. Roberts
had il not been for the crude and unsettled
condition of the affairs of both this com
pany and the Trans Continental company
requiring neg citations and arrangements
which were of no public interest, and are
now happily settled. remain dear sir,
Yours very truly.
Il, B. HART, Scc'y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06
CTILL AHEAD.
The Griffith 1 Wedge Engnss& Saw Mills

Beat them all. We furnish Machinery Of almost
any description. Send In your orders in time FIR
Threshers, Renpcrs aud Mowers.
Do not wait. We make speciality Of the
WOOD REAPER AND HOMER
The hest evsr borught 20 Texas. Would refer zen
to Mr.. r. NJ Chapman Of Eeds0ak, Texas, and Y. X.
a N. NJ. PARKS, Of Lancaster, Texas. who have been
using the WooD the past season. Order early.
Address SHERRARD & PARKS
HEf Red Oak Ellis County, Texas
Janunrv G. 1872 f.;3fuo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

a lady in Aberdeen is more adj
vanccd in woman s rights than any
woman ia England. She goes reg
ularlT 70 The he rber's % get shaved
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-06

Mr.. Parton observes that if an
American woman were about to be
hanged. her FIRST question would be,
- Haze ! hanging dress p
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April o. 30:lr