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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04
Ser @Itenbtenif Der Gbineien

erreat ni9t aQein in ben Staaten au,
fiQen Weere, ioneer1 aud in Newycrf
bic MufmerfIamfeit anterer Qeute. Gin
Nem yorter8latt heridtet tariter, mas
folst:
Gin pirfli9er uno wabrbaftieer 6iz
neil9er WSBentempel befneet ft@ in
mitter ber Stact New yorf, Direct UNI
ter Zen Nueen rer &riili@en Miitcnd>
re BON zen uTipe points" in tem Ja<
m%iIienbaule go. IA 8urteritroee einem
Ter f9mubieRen unp fdle@telen Sc
bduee tieier @attuns. Gteiet man bic
Don Rob farrenren, nit S9aaren
unreinli9er Sinner teiebten Stufen CT
ner 19maler tunflen Treppe binan, 70
flbrt uns an, Gnte teS ;peiten Stcdz
,perfes cine niecri9e 1bdr in einen fleis
men ,ur birftie erbellten &aum, tefen
@dnee nit Spinneneewebe uber3osen
finb uno auf re0en Genferi@eiben rer
Staub nieler Sabre f6 einsenifet bat,
mpour9 Gin eemi0es Ddmmerli6t erz
;euet ,pirr. Die beipen2an91eiten ftnc
Sur9 ROB sesimmerte @efeue aus su>
acknowledgement &iten n~erunSiert,
ipel9e Der u@emeinte" als Sibe bic
men ; benr raj mir uns in einem Tem<
pei befnbeu, lebrt unS eaS bSlSerne
Mbbilp tee eroben 9inetlden @SBen
So, tpel9es Don elmer altarabnlt9enGr>
bSbuna am Gnbe hes 3immers aui BE
@erlammlune berabfebt. Der Bib
bauer" fam chen tein Meifer in ieis
men, SADIE setpefen fein, tena in ten1
Bemdben, rem @6Bsn erntbafte, ia
frenee @eI@ts3uee 3u 9eben, bat ct
bur9 Gin balbeei4lpfenes f9ielenpes
Muoe unb Elm tibnes 5inauf3ieben der
Muntmintel mad pbsn Elm 3errbtlo ee<
{9afen, bas serare Zen enteeseneeieB<
Gintrud bsrportrin9t, inbeu es BIT
'2aGmusfeln rei;t.
Seter Gbineie tritt seienften 6aupz
tes elm, sebt aerarenwe8s auf eas
@sbsnbilo su, wirft f& CUR Grbe nies
ter unp f&rettet bart, erapttdtii& etnen1
Sibe ;u. 6ier aneefcmmer 3iebt {,
einea tleinen Yripat86sen aus Ter ga.
f9e unp be8tnnt NIT rieien1 elm Sc
plaueer, npr, ,peldem Der ter 9tnefi&eu
Spra&e unfunbt8e rur Qaute mie To
he chin Sc tie he chin aufan9ea fana,
8l@er flno tabet ni@t int @ebrau&,
&Qes pas man BON 8ei9rtebenen pbel
seerudten @erten fiebt, belardnft f&
auf Elm stpa A Gus lunseS unb 2 Gub
breites Brett, uel@es nit Gisuren be>
malt If, ME man Sc auf ainefl9em
porjeuan fntet, unp spas Dol, ben fun.
S~irenben 8onsen BON 3eit III Belt In
tie 66be eebcben Mrs, pbne rag BIZ
@ldubisen teiontere Noti; BARON uebz
men. @ew6bnli@ 1T bieNRuff ausae>
f&loGtn jpetu,al i'm SABRE aber ,per.
Ten 9roee relisi5ie Gefe aefeiert uni
bur@ E5ne fpe;ifi& &insfl&er b5l,er.
r,er Snftrumente bealeitet, bic sielNebn.
li@teit NIT unieren Gl6ten unb Slari.
.,etten baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04
Scr GautUf
auf
Gfbfn ooftG Gu.
Grlebnihe aus her &eboIntions,eit.
fGortiebuns.]

Still! Martin elaubte ras @erau19
res 6eerlasers III b5ren, >~peniaitens
traf pas idwade 9eraGel BET 5rom>
mel fetn Sbr.
@el9e @erdnoerunsen rperten ni9t
our1 Die Mnfunft Der republifanii1en
Banren rurb um Jpn entfeben!
Die &epublif, bas pu6te man, wou<
tie bic @elt um9efulten, 70 wie man eli
men 6antfdub umtebrt aber mie tas
sei@ab, fab maj, CUR @enise in benz
aru1en Ganofride, ren bas Seer urter
Dumuurte3 auerft be1u9t bate.
9on Der fran;5ff9en @rense BIG in
ras 6ers BON 9elsien 3eidnete, ii9 bic
crei fablen, Ser0reten Batnen leines
6eereS ceutli9 ab.
8obin Der bunari9e Sansculotte ben
SUI 8efebt batte, mar Ni9ts ibris ee>
blieben als 3ertreteneAeder a~usaeplun<
rerte Sdeunen, leer 9eftoblene @eb5fte
uno D6rfer uno aussebrannte @erippe
BON pdulern unb StdQen.
l1no als GriaB fir tiele Sere unb
Qeere bate man Ni9ts 3uriidselaGen
al8 boble proflamationen, fril9 oez
pRanste Treibeitsbdume uno bier unc
oa 8etriiser als g~rofonlulu, tpelde bas
eanu ausicsen.
l1np rod besriBte man bic su9tloz
fen 8aneer als Yefueier!
Mber Meiter Martin renft in tie>
fem Nusenblide nidt mebr an tas
5eerlaaer Dor Ter Staot; er bat tas
Gernrobr 3uiammensei6oben, lebnt mil
0elenftem &opfe 9e9e1 einen Ter 1blanz
ten T%burmpfeiler unb f1ebt NIT farrem
8lid unbefimmt Dor fl9 bin.
8ilper aus ter @ereansenbeit trdns
gen ff@ Dor ieinen 0eiit.
Griber, alS Clint uno DaYirs i'm
~liBen GinfaQ" ibren 8raus @bdumen>
ben 8ierts 3ulammen tranfen prer tpenr
fe ;uwetlen unter BEN bpben 81umeu
binl6ritten, psl9e ben alien Ninewau
Ter Stact in cine fdattise promenaos
perrpanoelt batten, bate 2tnf mobl ~
inn. seiast:
~Dein 5ubert fol- mein @arie9sr
%beiratben."
~Sa", bate ter @l5dner tanrt ffeta
;ur Intpcrt 9e9eben, ~ja, taS ,pirc'
i'd BON Bergen germ feben."
glonb>M arieden rpar tpirfli9 Elm,
quite Yartie-aber 6ubert tauete ri9t
3par mar Meiiter Martin fein 0ater
aber er mubte es cod befennen, ct tauss
tie rt9t.
Martin Dapibs f9autert bel BEN
@eeanfen, unb er nil Die Grinnerun(
an leinen Sobn bapur9 perbannen, baf
er cas- Gernrubr no@mals aufbebt uni
mad Rem Soloatenlaser fiebt aber {,
fann BEN @eeanfen ni@t log .percer
Sci Der @eburt tes @pbnes ua,
Martias Grau in Elm bs1eres 2eber
binuber9e@lummert uno Der @l6d.
r,er bate feline San3e 2iebe auf fem aini
ibertra9e1.
alls Der feline Stlmper nod teir
Sterbsnsp5rt6e, tammeln tonnte
nabn1 i'm @artir, l1on auf ben Nrn
ODER auf bic @@ulter unb fiee nit tbu
auf ben Iburn1, unb ba la9te pas 8inl
YpQ 3%ufrieoenbeit, ben,l e8 fanb Ser
enisea an ben tlineenben @loden.
Damn tratet teut. @l5dner oft bt
Ibrdne, In he Nu8er, ben.l ct ba@t
faon, bab fein @eif unb feline Quf Il
bas 8ino iber9esdneer mare. Dag
bate ter Rnabe bas Nuse feiner Mut
tel, bus liebe aha8e, norm fi@ Martil
ais Singing uno als @atte NIT Yiele
eiebe 8~eipieSelt bate.
Gin &anonifus Der 4~atketrale bait
3uusisuns gu benz Sobne bes @loden
ipielers 8efabt unb tpoute ibut 9ateil
betbrin9el, aber her >pilbe &nabe tati
feline @ebulo ba3u unb bas lanereilia
Detlinirea uno 8oniusirsn pa6te MD
III feinem lebenbisen @eife.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04
W as Elm auter 6aten wer=
BEN Mill biest ft@ sci
3eiten.

Nuf Der 2anoitra6e Dor tsu 6lbner>
tbpre erl9ien Elm frans5fi9er Trpmpe>
ter. Ct rpuroe In Die Stabt' 0elaien,
rit, 9eratewe9s auf pas Natbbaus 3u
unp forberte TIM Namen pe6 fran3Sf<
l9en Nnflbrers 2auarliere bic Geituns
CUR ueber8abe auf. :...,.
5aufen 8olfes ersoien itd aus al
len @a6en uno Seitenfraeen unp be-
eleiteten ZEN Tromreter ME i'm Trt>
umpbe.
Gin RSnis lelbf Sdtte G@ fetnen
be1ern GinSus wani@en f6nner pie
pieler unbefannte, te0en 9tame ni9t
einmal aufbewabrt 1T.
uGs leben bic 8efreier {" erflans es
IberaQ. SO lebcn bic Gran;olen
llnp tieler 8uf ert5nte unter rem(el>
ben Shore, no bic Gransolsn einif bur@
bic 8irser BON Nntperpen erl9lasen
tpurten uno iber tpeldem gum etpiaet,
@eod@tniB ruraa nod 3u lelen itano :
u@ott bilft ben Seinigen."
6uncerte BON 3erlumpten StraBen>
jun9en tan3ten jubelno unb 19reienb
Dor Dem Grompeter auf ibren 6olaz
lauben uno ruaren fol3 baraut tab fie
cem :.~@enerale Der GranSoien" zen
@es na9 lem &atbbaule sei9en fonn>
ten.
Wte purbe ct bepuntert pom Mlt
uno Sung, bon gdr8ern unb Dienf>
map@en, Der blet9e Grompster, auf iet>
mem ma9ern tpeiBen @aule, pbpe @at>
tel unt NIT etnem 8incfabe1 alS 81:
gel!
6ermantt 2int aanb auf ben, eroben
Martte uno eab bas 3eiden, ben 6ut
su f@pinsen uno ben erRsu Befreier
su besriben> ter ben Gub in bic alte
Gefe 8eiebt bate.
Das fab @eiifer Wartin 3uar ni@t,
ber nod INNER an ter Brufun8 auf
Dem Tburn.e fanb, cod fur3 na&ber
fies Elm eneloies @erduia Bis 3u ibm
bsrauf.
Eauienbe unMenl@en poeten tur@
bic Straben ; in Zen Genfern, auf ben
Dd4ern uno In ben Bdumen faeen
@ruppen BON Mdnner1 unb bin9en
@ruppen bon Strabenjuneen an ben
3met8en /; an ben Bdumert uimmelte
es pte Elm 8ienenl9marn,, u,1ten auf
Ten, 8oeen ute Elm Mmeilenbaqf.n.
Mttteu IN bie1em 0olfseerpdble fat
Marttn DapioS cine @eibe Ypr, 3ebn
9uti@en unb ct bate es 9eratben, tob
IN benlelben ber Startratb, BE 0ier,
telmeifer, BE 9auptleute Der Blrs>
l@aft uno bic @rrfsber Der 3anfts
labet, UNI Zen Gremben in Griumpb'
In tas @ei&bilp Der @tapt III fatren,
Ho@ pra&tissr unp bslsbtsr abe,
.purben bic Strabsn, ais bic 3lnfts
uno bic Bdrsermsbr NIT tuebenben Sab.
men une unter 9rommslseraGsl auf,
mari@irts1. &Qe Mannl9aften tru.
gen rotbstpeies blaue &~ofarben, bic fran,
s6fi@sn Garben. Die Bdrser truser
fe an ibrs11 5dten. tie Grauen auf be-
gruf, bic Strussnjunsen auf ben GER
lumpten 3letcern, Al, cen aerriGsner
Mdten uro auf lanSer @t5den.
Gs war Elm Nef in Der 9ansenG tabt
pas lab mon uobl. unb biejenisen
wel&e nit f&eelem Ause ZEN Gtn3ul
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04

Rokukran3fef.

Nultuhtuutl1n.
Der Griblins bat Serblabet
Die 9lunen sussn fort;
Der CONNER bat Serelibet,
5@ou tpsbt Gin talter Norb.
Dp& blib'r nod f9Sne &uien,
Gs blibt Elm ret&er 3ran3
l1nb Oh Orfane totem,
Die &oien bleiben gang.
Marta if's pom @ieee.
Die uas bic Stolen ai&t,
l1nb an bes Monats Wiese
Gin bolbes @Srs&,n ipriat.
Sie ipri&t: . Rinb ! Ser3a8e
Do& ME In, @turnt unb R.ies;
Die Na@t tpirb einl gun, Gass
Der belize 8ampf gum Sies.
l1ab fiinfstbn &oien ledte
Gum &ran3 t9 puaterbar.
SIS fieb'n bic fnfern Ma&te,
Gs iau&3t Der Gnsel S@aar.
P. 6a4 mprel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09
Orin HlpN ruig.

This gentleman ~ the party referred
To In Sundays Issue, II, having been
robbed by trio Of Jack Sheppar'i4,
back OF the Post0.ilce, Oh Saturday
morning, and from whom We lcnrl'
the following additional particulars
concerning tho affair
Mr. Stearns saysthe men approached
him on the street and ollerc him n
pair Of shoes mot boot asrcported) for
n small consideration, saying that they
were out OF money and wanted some
thing to cat. Stenrns declined plIr-
chasing the shoes, but pulled out his
pocket book and took from n roll OF
grccnbacks dollar note and handed
1t to them. They then proposed taxi
inga drink, u proposition that we
think should have at once satisfied
Mr. S. that his charity was improp-
erly bestowed. Mr. $. however rcils-
ed their bibulOus offer and started off,
and not entertaining any suspicion of
the bad character or sinister intent
Of the rasculs, thought nothing further
of the matter, until assaulted by them
in the locality before named.
Mr.. Stearns Is very worthy farmer
living near Terrell on the Pacific road,
and his own integrity OF character
rendered him too credulous Of the
want of 1t in others, which led to
his evil fortune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09
Proceedings Of the CITY EOuncii-Ad'
jOurncd MeetirE.
Published by AuthorIty.l

CITY COuNUlL tIAMBM'
Da las, Oct. I, 1873.
Couci mot pursu INT 10 dJournm All
Rules suspended, ind Council p!u, pcded Ia
consider the returns Of the election Of Oct0'
Der q, 1873.
Tho Mayor was authorized 10 appoint u
City Attorney pro tom.
II was moved aud seconded that the con
sderation OF the election returns be post
poned until tomorrow evening.
Carried by the following vote: Al'trme !
Rnrksdale, Eryay, Sanger, Greer Sttrreit,
Owens, Young, Bryan AMI Scales voting ye
and Alderman Lane voting against post
pOnemtnt
Ordered, That the election returns be tlrncd
over 10 the Mayor Tor SALE Ku,iIng.
The Quarantine Ohictrs report wns read.
Orlereu, mat all trains OF the Texas und
P.cinc ROAD ne discontinued from cnt ring
the city for eight days.
ordered, That the treasurer pny, with the
first money 80 ming into, M That may d. IN,
his hands, on the chCcN issued IN nvnr OF
Messrs. Ferris, Shaw II Hays for t}h', for ,un'
Der furnished TO the city, Issued Oaobei /,
1879
1he report OF the committee on the rcmov
III OF the culaboose was read, report received
and the committee instructed tOrent IA house
for the safe keeping Of the prisoners.
Council adjourned, 10 meet to-mori 0w
night NJ O'Clock.
BEN LONG Mayor.
G. \. MITCHELL, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09

60 10 StcgaEl AZ 90. for the
best NJ. LOMis BELL Treble Pia-
nos i'm the Imarltct---iIi RaOntisiy
iiIstallIncnls; also for furni-
turc. books. stationery, crock
cry and glassware. window
shades. pictures, and Ill kinds
Of mOUIdings, wall paper. step
ladders. table and pocket eat
lcry. d&wlawly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09
DALLAS, I'UXAs,

september w, 1913.
GcNrLEMEN--You communication of the
18th instant, requesting me TO allow my
name 10 81 before the Democratic primary
election On the 18th proXimo, MS n candidate
fol the oiiice of District Clerk, Is at hand.
rms testimonial Of esteem from my fellow
ciiizenso OF Dallas county affords me heart
felt pride and satisfaction. Fully recogniZ-
ing the responsibility resting on the officer
Us well as tie care aud labor neci Ssary for
the proper discharge of the duties of the Of
flee, had determined not to present myself
US cundidate for the Office, and had so an
nounccd; but since my fellow -citizens of
Dallas county assure me that II is the wish f
the people of my county that | should sub
Wii my name as II candidate, yield 10 the
wiSiies Of tiie people, whom ! hayc hereto
fore endeavoIed to serve iuithlrily and for
their best interest, and towhnsp service, Ii
elected, promise my entire and undivided
attention.. Thanking you, gentlemen, for
tile compliment YOU pay me, yield To Your
request and submit my name MS 4 candidate
for the office of District Clerk of Dallas
pnnnlE. Respectfully YOU ohedie servant,
2Odtf 4. +. EoOMBEs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09
pratt's .4straI OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly OdorlusS. AL
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
10 gns. Burns In any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking fre. Manufactured
expressly To- take tie place OF volatile and
bic test and It's perfect burning qualities are
proved by liz continued use In over 100000
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has eyer oc'
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting f.onl the NJ oil cheap and danger
our oils in the United States, IL appalling.
Thu insurance companies and fire commits
siOnprs throughout ,nr couh ry recommend
the Astral ms The best saicgualD where amps
are used. send for circular.
For sale NJ retail by the trade generally,
and ut wholesale by the prOprletors,
CllAS. PRATT n co.,
lO0dSWGm lOS Fulton street, New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09
nnIln. Tslenrsph Instituto.

Tho above Institute VIII bo ready torocelyc
s,udenls Oetobcra0 Ia tho hall over PraIhcr
& Murphy store, west side Public square.
Tho uporlnendent, having secured the
gcrylcgs Of tho operators Of the Western
Union Telegraph oniGe Of this place, un-
nounccs an institution for tench!ng young
men the art u lelegraphipg, and qualifying
them for the offices Of the many railroad
ana telegraph lIn'Snow being built IN Ark-
ansnN, 1cxus and The west. For further pnr-
ilculars address Ed. 4, DAAIE,
gO5lR,thS Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09
EXCURSION W n. llVls

Missouri State Fnir, 60 be held nj st, Louis
October o TO i2 inclusive. The Houston and
Texas Central Railway will, commencing
october ., issue excursion tickets to st. Louis
Fair, Tickets Will be good 10 return until
u,Gi.oAer y, giving oil time TO do so at their
Tickets win be sold at tho following rates:
tempstead TO " Louis ami fdtnri,, NJ vs.;
Austin to -. Louis and return. SEQ IS; Bryan
70 t ~. Lous and return. s5g 80; Hoarne 10 NJ.
and return, ~ %; Waco to st. Louis and 70.
turn, ~ vi Gotsienna to st. Louis and re-
ufn, Ns %; Dallas 70 ~ Louis and return.
limAys dsSS.H aS Hp. Gen. y'ets,, 5 AEs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09

ness.r Diving n yell, sb 10 oup'
backwards at tho same tim he man
needing no further hint, "T'W him
sell. The attitude Of II oan 80
frightened her that she aa.u,lly IN
slsts upon saying her prayer sanding
up. No moro knoellng for dcr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09
NOTICE.

A meeting OF the Board OF
Directors of the Dallas Real
Estate and Building AssOcia-
ton will be held ut the Com.
mercinl Club rooms OH Thurs
day evening, the 9th instant.
A full attendance IL requested.
By order Of the President.
i. II. BARRY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09
MUTcIIINs.
Tswn Lois for Sale.

twelve lots lone block, on tho principal
huslntm street Of the town OF lintchins, on
thu Central Railroad, IN Dallas county, FOL
sale Al low prices, Apply to
JOHN W.SWlNDELIS,
jyl5dtf Herald oihce'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09

Philip Werlein, wholesale apd retail deal,
er In Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. 5000 Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at any establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments OF
sl2 30 and SO per month II preferred. Philip
werleins Is the oldest music house, and also
tbe l2rgest plano and organ house In New
Orieapx 0ne-fourth million copies sheet
music Of ais kinds, Send for price list and
terms. Dl2Gdu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached to fsxpress Trains between
Houston and Austin, AMI it6i.sisp and Cor
sicana. o"
Passengers for Waco must take Express.
Train leaving Houston AT 800 p. IN.
Connections
At Hearne, with International Railroad
daily Sundays excepted).
At Dallas and sherman, with Texas and
Pacific Railway aud III paso Stages for all
points OF note in Northern Texas
At Waco, with daily Stages 10 al points
West.
At Meyia, with line of hacks for Fairfield
and Butler. on Sundays and Wednesdays.
Az Ledbetter, with Daily Stage for In
Grange.
Az McDadc, with daily Stage for Bastrop.
AT Austin, with daily Stage for san Marcos,
New Braunfels, San Antonio and FL Paso
Through Tickets sold at Houston, Austin,
Hampstead, Bryan, Calvert, Waco, Corsicana,
Dallas and sherman, via Red River City and
Galveston, to all points Of note between the
AtlaDiic and Pacific Oceans, within the lin
Its of the United States and Canada. Also,
via stage ll1es ~ FUN Antonio, Weatherford,
Fort Worth, R6hhaih, Paris and Clarksyille.
For Through Rates apply to station Agents,
Or ]. DURANp, Genernl Superintendent
j. WALDO, u. v, u y, a. l30d43w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09

The large room back of Drs, Jones & Thrus-
tons office, on Elm street, lately occupied
by the Dallas News EW. BAYLOR,
News Office, Main street, opposite Anglers
Foundry. 208.ltf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09
ON AND AFTER
Sunday, August 3, 1878,

Passenger Trains will run MS follows:
EXPRESS-Leaycs Houston daily Saturday
excepted), ut5P. NJ.
Arriving at Austin, 800 a. m; Waco, $50 n.
m; Red River city, ll:'5 u. m; ST. Louis, 900
p. M; Chicago, 1870 u. m. Louisville, T:2O II.
M; indianapolis $50 q. M; Columbus, o.,
l2:l0p. M: Pittsburg, S:l5 p. M; Philadelphia,
$50 n. M; Washington City 7:25 u. m; Balti-
more, S:l0 u. m; New York l0:20p. III.
Waco, 1880 p. M; Austin, l:SO a. M; arriving
In Houston, 1910 and Galveston, 800 p. m.
ACCOMMODATIONS epyes Houston daily
SUNDAY exccptedl az o A. 81.
Arriving Mt Austin, $3.50 p. m; Red Riy0r
City, Dos n. IN.
Returning, leaves Red River City at $3.50 %.
IN. Saturday exceptcd); Austin, $50 a. M:
arriving in Houston, 6:i5 p. M, and Calves
ton, 0:ij y. IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09

rhc Onlclal Paper OF The City
ION WORK.

wc have tho facilities md the "or"
A,en 10 do ~ good work, "nd NJ IN
low rates, ns esn he done anywhere
ana We m~an u 10 u. nsink Son'
ytas lob weEk 70 TIA DAILY hEh
AID OFFICE. Corner Lin and Hons
tvn streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-09

We see that Proctor 4 0smhless Exsrs
olive Soap Il becoming very popular In our
city. Its quality, we know, is superior. and
being nicely perfumed, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer II, and that II has a
1Nsu sale.
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For Rant.

The second story Of Clark & Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to. Clark & Bryan, west side Public
Suuurc, lUlutt
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The Dallas News and job Printing Oiiico
has been removed To the two-story brick
building on Main street, opposite Angers'
Foundry. 2Ohtf
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ADO you mark that gentleman approaching
w, with that stylish suit"
Yes and how elegant IL IL. Where can I
get one of the same kind?"
"Why at II. q NJ. Kahn's, of course; there
Is where all the nobhy suits are bought"
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c. II. Benncllnmp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, has large stock of school and
miscellaneous books, which he IL closing out
very low lOVdtI
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Correspondence.
DALLAS, TEXAS
September 70, 1873. I

DALLAS, TEXAs,l
September %, 1873.
Y. Il. Coombes, ESQ:
SIR-We. the undersigned, citizens of Dali
las, fully aware of the capacity, energy, and
industry displayed by you in performing the
duties of District Clerk of this county, know
ing, rs we do that the responsibilities of said
Office have in great measure devolved
upon you, and feeling that il is an Office of
the utmost Importance to the people of the
flied to discharge its manifold duties accent
ably to large number of our people, hereby
request you 10 allow us to present your name
to the democrats voters of this county AT
the primary election to be held on the 18th
proXimo. as candidate for the Office of Dis
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II ~ economy W use punhams Yeast Pow
ssy. For purity and Atrsngth lthqg no equal.
Az rho 30 u, like u, and recommend i 70
sAs'v nslghApp i@psq3wsdAvsm
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G. II. Beauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, keeps constantly on hand fresh
white cornmcal and a full supply OF his SUI
perior Mountain Valley Flour. Try It.
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G. ii. Benuchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry. besides general merchandise,
keeps the test family groceries. Try them
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For Sale.

Two good residences In this city, lmme
diate possession given.
l50-dtf STEAQALL&
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Walkers Tonic Bitter,

Best tonic known for chills, fevers, consti
patton and indigestion. For sale In Dalla,
by J. j. FENDLEY,
lS5d3m Office Saloon,
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The store house now occupied by the under.
signed. Also. the front office up stairs In the
same building, formerly occupied by Field 4
Nowlan.
l7sdtf PRATllER & MURPHY.
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Hy,iclr Storo TJou,, gnr Rout

Lemons
Go to DavenpOrt's, on Elm street. fol
lemons by the box Oy dozen. ls8dtf
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Wanted Immediately. Apply To
j. l.. MCCARTHY d CO.,
2O1d2t' Gainesville. Cook Co., Texas.