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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
gtr. 1873, @efs8altimoredr.

gfr. 1853, WeitsBaltimoreltr.
G8etiet auf @roB6ritanten uno Srlan0, tGufmdn
nii6e< uno ReiiezSreoitbtiefe ausge9eteE ilr aut
BeIttbeile.
9eIs8rapbtide llcbertrasunsen bon SeIb BON uni
nab 2oHoonuno Eiueryool.
8oribiffe mer0cn aui 3QummoGe unb anbere Bro
butte 9einabt. (Jlu.2 20 120itl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05

Smportatio II pom { a6Seiern
aus OeutIG | a n ,. - Otan erluartet nit
benz Sremer 9anlpfer yamerlfa", welder IL
ben Gugenblid in NemzYorf erwartet miro,
100000 Stiid 2ad)Seier, nel1e auf Seran-
laiuna bes Broi. Sairb pom SmitbIonian.
Snititnte, Der iid UNI Die 6iifSudt in bieienl
2anoe ~belonoers perbient gemaft bat, her.
iibergei9aft merben. gu BEN gisrn, pslfe
int 0beiu aufgefi6tIfino, bat Die beutide0tez
sierung einen nambatten 8eitrag g%eliefert.
Brof. Sairo beabithtl9t, .oie @ter in peridtez
benen 6liiien i'm sausen 9anoe ousSuiesen
in Der Sofiuung, oieIen o~elttaten Slid, MEL
der benz californiiden Salnleu beoeutenb Dor.
suSleben 1T, bier 81 accllmatlltren.
Gerba tung e1ne8 Su nbe8ien O.
tors unter fomtfen Il III it'd II B n.
Dem @arpetba9.S senator ImeS bon Wiiifi-
iippi puroe Dor eini9eu Sageu in gten.Dort
libel mtt9eipielt. @r mar borthin getnmmen,
nm elmer 8rioatgeIel i6aft bsiSupobueu, mo,u
er ii6 utel belier etguet, als III eiaem Sunoes<
%i,nator. gr bate ietnen beItel @eieQi9aftss
ansug angslegl unO bate ebeu basSaus ieineS
Sreuubes i1Wfaoiion=I ueulle betretsn, ais tbnl
cine Oepeihe ieints S6ptsruaterS, bss Sen.
Sen. Butler, iiberreidt purOe. IS ist Surd.
aus u0tbig, telegrapbute Der Shwiegerpater,
bab Der Serr Sobn anl ndditeu Worgen in
@aibingtou lei. QmeS ftuOtrte einen Sabr=
plan ourd) uuo fanO, OaB CT geraOe 35Dttnuteu
!3eit babe, I'M iid mad Der @ortlanotitreet.
Serrp 81 bs9eben. Gr %entidIulbigte iiG alio,
beftleg cine 9roihfe unO fuhr al. 4lS er
bet'm ySltftb. Nuenue=Sotel," in meldcm CT
logirte, porbettum, iiel tbnl Elm, oaB er iih mo9l
Ietues unbequemeu @eeuidaitSauSuaeS entz
leDigen f0nlle, lieB allo anbalteu unD itiismte
tn's0otel. ididte einen Selner nod ieiuem
i3immer, nm einen anoerr lnSug III bolen
uno isste baun nit einem 6reunoe, ben sr in-
3nilden aufgtgabelt bate, be 5Sabrt l,a6 Der
Serrp fort. 4uf benz Se9e sabtn fam BEN Jun.
gen Staats mannne Elm HeIer @eoanfe, mas
nl6t bauftg pOrfommt. St moQte ieiuen Ius
5ug TN Wagen tuetieln, nm Sett su iparerr.
SGleunt9it entlepigte er itd iein.r Sleiosr.
Die Oroldfe ia9te ourh ben 8roabpap. Ser
S.nator bate iosbeu Elm 8ein in oas Eeins
Heb 9eltedt unb balansirte nod auf Dem on.
bern, oils bic 9roiGfe plDtlid angebalt.n
puroe nHb Serr AmeS burd ben Stud oas
@lelhaepldt perlor unb ii6 auf ieiuen neuen
put leet. Die Wa9entbiir purbe aufgerllien
nnO Der 9ebeimpoltjiit Dunn blidte binein.
@r mar auf bic 0rOiffe burd bas lnaew0bn=
lid i9Heae6abren aufmerfiam semOrben, psr<
n1utbets, babOieb. BARN wareu lls belt oas
Subrperf oeBbalb an, mas benz enator eine1
1enen 9ut ~foitete. Der @ebeimpolisil blifte
auf thn uro ieinen Be9leiter. Der burd5 ben
plosltfen Stud fat Die geiinnung ~perlor.n
bate. Der Senator lab fomiif senug aus,
aber Der @ebeimpoliSiit ladte nift. @r lab 10.
fort, oaB er Elm Baar Diebe erlpiitt hattie, bic
ibre &lelOer pedielten, Inn better entniebei1 III
tonuen. AlS 4mss iid bon ielnem Sise anf.
ruff.u poate, erfabte Dunn inn bel Der
Sdulter, ibittelte bic Senatswiiroe aus benz
lungen Wanre uno rief:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
1eihGftsbsrleauun

Q. SiIsdrtner bat isiu 10 Grmors9eidaf
DOR eerin8tonftrase nod Eer. 5GS, MSef : Saltis
mprehrdHe, uerIest.
R1- Cine ibone auspabI BON Monumenten uno
@rabfeiner ftets b;lis uorrdtfig. (5ebt5, 3Yftel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
M~uffnrnef1tftn.

8enn olga gteinrnes aus y / II d ibre istise
Ibrsiie ON 9rn. W. j.. 9~ilterman1, care Of
q. &teiscr. Dor $40. ytetu= 9ort Is. o., ciniens
ben min. fann iie porlbeitbaiten Natribten %eatoe9er-
Ssteu. (3f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
WelDiRuounQenl

Ssl6itnoun9en per0en gu Dem uieortgttu sou1iG
fur BreuBii1e EbGIer, Jtbein. @uloen , f5rcnfen 1e.
nab trgeno etnGn 2tetls @uropa'e teiorgt. Die S.
fe Der 96ufer, nit 70 alben mir 8erbinounaer uate1s
terbalten, III in uniersr Sttce aufsebdugt.
y. Maine.
@de ser 9GltimorsItr. uno B.-S. .gpeuue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
Jabres= Serfanmluug
btr
,Sabib &eus' tunmerbabrenben Sei5>
INN Shnr<Hnnnnnnnirm

freuuolidft eriudt, bsute, Den 5 b. Ntts.,
in ibrem Yeriammluu9s 2ofo(e bel Srn. 0apie
Reus, Gde Ger Souiuss unr SdJrDherfraFe.
I'D ein8uftnoen. inoem Die librIife Striammluue u.
Beamtenmabt itattinoen.
BH- %fSreunoe, lUelhe elnem gatcn Baluereine, tpels
der felt ieinem einilbrigen Seiteben Die 9iRitiSiten
3~fsiuItate auiSulpeien I'M Stanoe III. aniGlieBen mol
len, Derhen abtung5pou eriu9t, am serannten
N.enbe iib einSuanoen.
81. D. 8etre Nad5a6lur9
Setsr {. MILLER, gr65.;
(29-3D Sob. Hranf, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
Gcbt uadb Gnern - clSnulaaen !

Scbt uad Suern - clSaulaaen !!
Die bdufigeu We6iel i'm 8srtbe Der periticoenen
attlen, ObIi9ationen Il. t. no. lueIhe ais @cloaula9e
benust iperogn, MAIDEN es nOtbtuenoig, baB bic S0=
baber iolher ~ ertbpi1iere 9ranolih binii0tlih cas
Wabren Bertbes ~oerieiosn unterrrdttt trerOen. @inisr
oerielber touuen fir ln0elG BON siei1em Wertbe,
rpelbe ieoot or oBcre 3inien tra9en, umsetauitt
lperoen. Gint9e tornen tir mebr, ais tbren pabrcn
Bertbe pertduit uno dnOGre ilr mentger, ale ibren
iuabren Wsrtbe sefouit rusrbGn Cine ontere 8laiie
bon Wertbpapteren tann p 0 nj pit, obne 5inii1t oes
BreiIee pertGuitrpercen.
SD liefere Ole ii6erfte Suformasion, nelde man
babcn tann, iiCer trgeno rpelde Berttpdptsre I'M
0iarfte, uuo oa i'd mebrRre Sabre ais Director in
elHsr IuBabl @orpordtionen mar, 10 bin ib i'm Stan-
BE-, oGbeI intereiiirten Berionen Die Uieinun9 ibIer
periblentnen 8eribte gu ertlGrcn.
SD oerfGule 3 . prossuti1e SdHer Obligation
men Ger Stdnt WurioIf, "a, gu S7A Gents Den
Dollar uebit auf9slouienen Sinicn. Dieie 9eIoan=
la9e beSablt 9 un3 1I7 Bro5eut !3lnIen.
SD llefere ireenb fpel6e Der bier ODER in Helpzgorf
gum Sertaufe ausgeboteuen SubicrtpttOr5 aSbtteat
tionen Su Dem Suhicrlptionss 2rciie o9neS ommtiion.
SrauciS y. 3ouep,
RoroDefzgfe Der 5oaioaps unb SecouotraSe,
I'M acler9ei6os.
SpeSiolitat - Hesociiruns pom faufindnnif6en
Wertbpapieren. 8orSi9libe Wertbpapiere tortuGbz
reno ~uorrdtbis uno gum Bertauf. ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
UReper Gtein. SamueI Etsin
Orbrloer Stein,
&r- 1913, WeffsSdltimCres Strase,
Baltimore, Rb.
Senti9rs Sanfs un0 8e@ielseiaiFt.
Nerer &tein.
Sdmuet Etein

Dtr sauteu uHo pertauicn @oIo, Nssierunass,
Staats@, itdotlde uno aEoCre SidGrbeitcn, mir Tau
len uno %oertouien Betiel uuf @roBbuttunieu, fraufs
rtl1 uno SeutlGianb uno tlC5Rn unter GnberR Gui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05

Der bent d]-a merifaniidtSour
naliit &uoolpb O0bu 1T ieit Dem l.
Sauuar poIitii6er ReOatteur Der uOreSoeAer
YreIie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05

Die au9 berett tino, 9ei6er fir uus ,aur Ias8aRlurs
bier in Gmpfan9 gu ncbuIen.
B~Gta9e=Btlete per Se9el6if I'M 3pif6enb,d, nj
folst:
Bon Srenen nab Baltimore iir 9riucSIent
Vpto...'.. - SE3.t(
DO. for 8inocr 3Dii6Cr I uEo s jQbren.... f6.W
Ser Oamp'er BON Bremen ud6 Baltiuore:
I'M !Spii1euoe1e SOC
Bretien. (4priIl3, 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05

aetr r%e9ociiren 9nriebsn un6 SazbsIspoptert unt
ftno oils Nrtt9llEocr ce5 grOtcrs : Sooro i'm StaEbe,
ale 9teitgen uno nuspiru8en ResocIGtionen prompt
gu %beior9Cn, belor9en @oGeftiorcn an allen ,ugGna,
ll9en &untten um9cPenb 8u Den nieori9fcn Greiien,
nebmen 0epoftten on uEb g~erUGbren DisfoRten.
,aui Depoftten ftr cine btittnmte 0Guer ~beptQtger
mir etnen ltberaleu Sinsius.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
Strucr= AnpeQntiOns sWrriht.

Sur Na9ri9t tlr Gte0er0jidiiQf!
Gteucrs Expectations. rScfio,t
S~Gltlm orc, 6ta t.. E,blugr i.-,
Sttuerjabler iino bIcrmi: teqGhrit,SStt ~ T,6 -.
tbGrtIGquuasz8uhCr
nisics Silreaus GIN IS. ots aCgrnUGrtiGrn yigrg,s ~,
itlolien lutJoen uno bis sam /. Yial 1913 0riLlyTtn
tIc.ocU. SIN ~Iufualc:
.. 8. 8id,ortiom,O
Sim. 81 0ibbs, t3Iblr,
SS. ). Sing,
SGpib SenIn, SlTt. C9S. q,3i,4.J T,!U)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
7.3Oer @nlos@ nleibe bet
2llcranber SrDmn s S1bue,

~ Observation-Disclosures"
gum umtaui6 sesen einl05bare Ser. Stuaten=S6ts
9otlonen als cine iibeIe uuo profitable capital I'm,
lG9e. (Gpril, 12Mt,ia.1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
@aibingtouer Nr8eigcn.
S~eriammlnngs- Nn,eiseme

SaltO. S;irger S6Iteu Gcieai6aft.
5eute, ben ). %iebruai, regelmGBi9e Der
IammtuHs bel pm. 9auptmann Rotb on Der @aftz
StraBe.
(3G.) .. J.. Tuna, Gefr,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

Our Non-Explosivc OH Is now on hand
We wish II understood that we mean bust
ness, and we positively say TO the public that
our oil rs n0n-explosive. On this evening
Mt seven o'clock we propose to give, ON the
Public Square, an exhibition to the citizens
of Dallas, tasting our oil AS to It's explosive
matter. We intend TO expose our oil in every
way In which II would DO likely to come in
contact with fire in any ordinary use. We
wish the public to attend our experiment,
and Will be prepared to answer any quegtion
In regard to our oil that may be put. We are
determined 10 convince the people, and the
whole people, that we have the best, cheap
est and safest light now in use.
LONE STAR OIL AND LAMP co.
l5idlt
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THE MAILS.

Northern mail, via Central Railroad,
closes daily, except Saturdays at 500 p NJ
Southern mail, via Central Railroad,
closes daily, except Sundays, at...-ll:3o M
Eastern mail, via Texas md Pacific
nrdays, at'p.......,.,..'.............., 500 m
al "n"'''.'. w.. s. 500 m
daily, saceps Sundays, AZ '....~... $50 p m
Sundays, at..a......... s' 49, .. 500 m
Denton mail, via stage. closes Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, At SEQ y IN
0recnvIlle mail closes Tuesdays and
Fridays, m
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Two Distinguished I,niiroadcrs.

Accompanying tho editorial cxcur-
sionsts we were gratified to meet with
two of the ablest railroad men in the
United States, our friends Thomas
Dorwin, Esq, passenger agent, and
Geo. ID. Brown, Esq, ticket agent, of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
road. These gentlemen are known to
the travelling public as among the
most genial, courteous and painstak-
ing officers connected with tho railroad
business of the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

A MAN, at the cIrcus,nIghl before last,
received an ugly blow on the head FROM
n slung shot IN the hands Of some UNI
known person. lie was discovered
seated on his horsewilh pistol cooked,
in hls hand, as II In the act Of defend
Ing himself from his assallant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26
C.H. JENKINS
j. e. BARKLEY,

of Dallas, one Of the present representative
n candidate 10 represent Ellis, rnrmnt ana
DALLAS counties In the state senate, subject
to the action of the Democratic senatorial
Convention for this uhc Twentieth Sennlo-
rial district, n not nominated ne wilI sup
mort the nominee of the democratic party.
independent OF all Radicals, rings and
cliqucs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

THAI lectle heel OF DR.. Jansco, dis
cussed by the Council yesterday after
noon disclosed the innocence of our
friend Captain Lanes earlier and the
scniimentnlIty of his later years. And
we shall never, no never, forget the
fearful picture that he drew Of his fell
low Legislators ut Austin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

We were pleased to meet our very
good friend, Major w. J. Clark, Of that
sterling firm Of Clark 4 Bryan, on our
streets, yesterday. Hehas been absent
from the city for some time, in attend
ance on the annual conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at Wes-
ton 80
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Attest: C.S. MITCHELL, Secretary.

The meeting called last evening Mt tho Mar
kethouso for the purpose of organizing fire
company 10 take charge OF the new engine
lust purchased nom the Silshy Manufacture
ing Company, was called "a order by the
election OF A. N. Friend M Chairman, and
transnctlng some preliminary business, u
was moved and carried that the meeting adj
Journ until Wednesday evening next, the
both instant, Mt which time every one not
already connected with the fire department
of the city, and who feel IN Interest in its
successful organization, is requested 20 at
tend. The meeting IL TO be held ut the Mar
kethouse. A. NJ, FRIEND, Chairman.
THos. IsANAiiAN, Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WILLIAM G. YOUNG

9 n candidate for Clerk of the District Court
( Dallas county, at the election In December
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

Mmnbors Of tho Dallas Hook ana Ladder
Company No. !, viii meet Al Commercial
Ohb Rooms this evening NJ eight o'clock,
for the purpose ofgiying orders for their hala
respectively. by order of the President
q. W. BAYLOR
0Io, MEYEu, Aa,lstGi,t Secretary,
Dnllns, July n, lSS-liSdlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

The Trustees OF the louisville (Ky,l Medical
College have created anunber Of Beneficiary
Scholarships, for the benefit of poor hut tfc-
serving young men seeking first-class med.
ical education. one Beneficiary student liz
received from each Senatorial District of any
state, and one from each Congressional Dis
trlct OF the different states. Sons OF physi-
clans and clergymen nrc very properly ao-
corded Bencnciary Scholarships Each schol-
arship IL worth to the recipient of II 800, and
those receiving such MD are known only 10
the Dean. Mode OF obtaining II beneficiary
Scholarship learned by applying to Dr. y. ~
GAILIAID, Dean, Louisville, Ky. As the next
session begins In September, all young men
needing aid Should apply MS early as possible
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

SOME hatchets got on "tar" the
other day and split open a great big
hole on the west end Of Darlington,
Marsalis & Co.'s warehouse. Some
bricklayers will get on a ''taro shortly
and bung up that hole with brickbats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26
Rtlll Il.

Oaks, the prince ofbutchers, has one
OF the most elegant stalls in the new
market. His beef Is always fresh and
savory and he sells nothing but what
IL Of "star" quality. Do not forget
stall II. s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

WE owe an apology to our neighbor
of the Standard, ut Fort Worth, for
not sending 1t our daily, recently. We
supposed that 1t was going. The
omission occurred in copying our mail
book. tits all right now.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26
HOUSE EOR RENT.

A new house, corner Commerce and Hnr-
wood streets, with -four large rooms, Kitchen,
servants room. bath room, pantry, cellar
aud q good well, With plenty of water, can
100 feet unimproved land, sltuated corner
Commerce and. Iiarwool streets, Fast. For
PARTICULAR Apply U \, a, Jsnsco, n, x, cor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

Philip weriein, Wholesale and retail deal
CT in Pianos and Organs, ONCE and sales
rooms Nos. se-es Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at any establish
ment South. Large sales niliy attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments of
si2 10 and so per month II preferred. Philip
werleins is the Oldest music house, and also
tho largest plano and organ house in New
Orleans. onc-fourth million copies sheet
music OF all kinds. send for price list and
terms. l2sdtf
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Jylsdlw y
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PROCEEDINGS or CITY COUNCIL.
Adjourned Meeting.
my AUTHORITY.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
hnII.r, I,l,, tlE 1850


CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Dallas, July %, 1873. !
The absentecs were Aldermen Green,
Owens, Scales and Bryan.
Mr.. Roy, attorney for DIR. D. M.
Jansco, presented an account revised,
being consolidated accounts filed May
| and April /, 1873, amounting toSS5o.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
Petition of ii. G. Hoskins, u. #.
Luce and others asking for the opening
of Cottage lane, between Martin and
llarwood streets, was read and re-
ferred to Committee on Streets and
Bridges.
Petition of Burford, Stemmons and
Williams relative to the location of
street connecting Mckinney and Pearl
streets, and asking the appointment Of
Commissioners to assess damages, was
read and referred 10 Committee on
Streets and Bridges.
Council adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26
- I'D darrs''lsa,
T.wn Lots for saIs.

Twelve lots lone block, on The principal
bunlness street Of ihetown Of iiulchihs, on
ihe Central Railroad, In Dallas county 'o'
sale Of low prices, Apply TO
JOHN w.swINDElls,
,-,h.,,, Herald ONCE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

FPosnmpY''B ,''wlip has thrown
more laiclsH, mud harder ones, at Tie
Radicals than any man living, viii be
in this city Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

On the west side of the river, at the foot OF
the bridge. Meats twenty-five per cent
cheaper than at the City Market No charge
Is made for crossing the bridge.
lsO-dtf w. A. JENKINS h BONNER.
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Q. d. Hook A ca.

Attention Is called 10 the card in our
advertising columnssof G. B. Block 4
60, the we'll known tobacco and cigar
manufacturers, ofNew Orleans. This
house Is one Of the most extensive In
the South, and creating a Texas trade
that must eventually place II in front
Of all its competitors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

wc nee that Prsetsr 4 0amble's Exspa
olive ssap Is becoming very popular In eur
city, Its quality, We know, "a superior, and
being nicely perfamed, We are not surprised
that consumers prefer u, and that u has =
arse sale et,t.fhff
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26
Tho Dallas fiigh School.

There will be meeting OF the stockholders
OF the above institution, at the Office of DIR. r.
T.. Hughes, on Elm street, this friday after
noon, at o'clock, for the purpose of locating
the same. G. W. BAYLOR, Secretary.
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Cheap a. Dirt.

6lo acres of flne land In Denton county, on
Denton creek, for $1,000 WIN be in the mar
ket ten days.
Land certificates of any size.
i40-d4t AULT, JENKINS AULT.
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A NEW book store coming
A GLASS factory "praps,"
A WINE garden is the newest
THE mothers of the poultry yard
Brah-mas.
llDALLAs darklcs are In high odor be-
cause of the heat.
SOMETHING you give ITO boot every
morning your foot,
TIM fire boys were measured for their
calonc uniform last night.
WHERE did the fissy little wind
come from yesterday afternoon?
OLD Doors IL what they call avlllage
shoemaker up IN Dallas county,
OUR Office Bible Is disappearing be-
meath college valedictories and annual
fair pamphlets.
A MAN reached this city, yesterday,
who had walked ten miles with two
babies In his'arma
A DALLAS grave-dlgger gravely an
nounces that the mourners can't crowd
him any; he's dug lem afore.
Mr.. SpoTr Is opening to the breczes
Of heaven the upper story of his board
ing house by putting in some wide,
airy windows.
FoRTY cowboys lifted down" one
hundred and fifty dollars worth of
drinks, In fifteen minutes, in a saloon
In this city, yesterday.
MISS BATTLE, n 'gap' Of positive
color, battlcd her way through the
crowded thoroughfarc of Main street,
yesterday, drunk as whirllgig.
THE average Dallas boy Is kept on
his pins u few weeks longer, by the
garish promises made by the new cir
Gus posters put up yesterday.
In trying to walk on the rails of the
Pacific road, yesterday afternoon, Il
little boy slipped and falling with his
fnce against . rail bruised II pain
fully.
AN distracted gentlemen walked
out the back way of q hash choppery,
up town yesterday, without waiting
for the imam at the bellowsn to make
out his bill.
A COUPLE Of darkles flourished some
steel BY the yard gate Of the Crutchfeld
House, yesterday morning, as though
ambitious to cover themselves with
blood-gulltiness. The African braves
however, came not to tho point.
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Notice.
Notice Il hereby given TO tho Dallas Library
Association that an annual meeting will be
held nt Library Hull, on Monday evening,
the 2sth instant, for the purpose of clectIng a
President, Vice President and u board Of
Directors for the ensuing year.
A fill attendance In desired,
OLIN WELLB0RN, President.
\. W, s. DUNCAN, Secretary. l39d6t
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Commeroial Hotel for Rent.

A big thing. Furniture and furnishing
goods for sale and buildings for rent.
Apply at once to
lHdtf BLAKE 4 BARKLEY.
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Now Market

y. p. Cowen a Co. are selling cement At
a to 50 per barrel. lo6du
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Geo. WI. LittieiIeid 81 Co., fur
nitsIre dealers, have moved OPP
pOsitc the Scott House. Elm
street, where they will remain
until their new brick building
in completed. ll7tf
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$500 bundles oats, stacked four miles from
town. Apply to GEO. p. BROWN,
li2dat fse At Kendalls Law Once.
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A secret Among the Pretty Femaicr.- -
Many beautiful, hrlght-cyod young ladies
secret of their charms IL In the uic Of Dr.
Dromgooles English Female Bitter.
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NTANTED-A young woman To cook and
w do homework for u small family in the
city! Good wages Will he given. Apply NJ
Herald office, or address box A, Dallas post
office. "
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Nntinn.

, The undersigned takes this method OF
Notifying. the citiSens Of DoileO tnst he has
permanently lscalcd Ia thie city for the
purpose Of supplying oil who mny need
them, with The celebrated Forest city Light
Ming Rods, which are universally admitted
by al acquainted with the principles Of
electricity, 10 be the best rod IN tlsc. rntil
further notice, an orders left al the Crutch-
Held House win be- promptly attended 10.
liOdtr C. T.. HILBURN, Agent.
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A French, German or Swiss girl, TO do
N house work. Apply ut this Office,
L by The Dallas Herald Office In offered for
rent, Possession given on or about the ~, of
Septomber next dtf
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There IL but ono daily paper In the state
lprger ihan TIlR HERALD, md none That pro-
sent Il lnndsomerpppcnrnncc.
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SERVANT.

VVANTED--A German er Swiss girl, Il TO
w 10 years old, to do homework. such u
one can mud good home, with liberal wages,
by applying al The Herald ofiic.