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.1yPRTNG PARK BREWERY,

,GPRING PARK BREWERY, -. p
SecopNrp OF CEAYAyD HARRISON STREETS.
arsin has HENRY BOWLER 70 acknoWaedge tne
md increasing patronage he receives, and
III annor,rce stu further ADDITION to bis capacity
for nroductiou TO keep 4ace with the demand fur
favorite CREAM ALI and he hatfers hhnself that
10 10 viii he able to firmly establish BOW ER'S
RICHMOND ALE asian Institution In thcTcapffai
of the Old Dominion ~ i j Z.
II. B. regards no expense In procuring the finest
for the manufacture of his ae, aud spares
no exertion to keep IL OF uniform quality, being
Convinced that NO more wholesome beverage than
PURE ALE can be oheredto the public
NJ. B.-A report, somewhat to his prejudice that
another party was Interested in hi5 business is to-
tally untrue. - ,lE-i..D s-aI,,i - p - IL. :
Orders sent to SPRING PARK; BREWERY,
Richmond, Va, will meet with prompt attention,
HENRY BOWLER has appointed e. BUHGi
Esq, Of Farnfviile, his agent for the conntieso
Prince EDWARD, Buckingham, and Cumberland. -
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Y EEP COOL
-. WITH LIGHT CLOTHING
1000 LINEN SUITS (all kinds),
500 BLACK ALPACA SACKS tan qualtiesi'
100 FANCY ALPACA BACKS, f..
so DIAGONAL ALPACA SACKS,
Oo WHITE DUCK SUITS, .. g.
1900 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS (aH Styles
. 900 pairs WHITE JEANS DRAWERS, u each,
500 hairs WHITE LINEN DRAWERS,
beside; almost everything anybody needs IN my
line, at the old established house.
1880 - - = WAI, IRA SMITH, ACT,
i109 MAIN STREET:
S;or- LONG, FLAG ss#' 1e1o
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DLEASANT RESIDENCE FORE
LOT los west Main street, Richmond. The house
has been built little over three years, and has just
been thoroughly repainted and the walls whitened.
Improvements There Is no part Of; the city more
beautiful'or desirable for dence. = =: -
lie l6.sw* III Il. u trR0BERT skIPWiTH.
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na- FAY,ejaaITE! PRESCRIPTIONS.

The success az the UNIVERSITY MEDI-!
GIGES,s uapsralieedtn the history of niedietue.
Placed in pcppssI form before the people hye years
Of phystc 1tAmersca sGs i;"sssn e.. t.rtstI
{! Their enarkAhle curative properties arise from
their being pfeTAged by the new chemical process
Of Professor ScoTT, termed isteamsnft ton, By
witch the therapeutic Power Of any medicine Ii in-
creaseds hundred fold oyer those manufactured in
ltsIiI on @ 81 tss MOBILE, ALA, My h, ls7o.
~ DR.. Scott,-The UntyagsitY Medicines risre ac.
CURING QrsW 9ayls throag i0ut fhs South. "a dear
Pscrofu,osis ltseass ufa Hp teidina to-day
he was nearly cured A friends child bad hun:
dred spagms uay. None OF cur phYsfc fahs could
cured them. - q = 81 Ii j. TARpI.
a.. d t,stsg rS So - With NJ. G; Fowler q Go,
The originsis Of letters tho above may
PlAse New f0Rk fdkys and agepdes, ~ 80.
RlchIona. Assaey, WOO ,s0 ~ s, corner Ninth
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RfcHMoyp AND DaNvrLLE RAILROAD Co,
.OFgICEUF EyGHcEER AND sEPERISTENDESIs(
!. 81 !f;s, I; RICHMOND, YG1.J une 10, 1919 ),
= NJ FOR IMPORTANT. CHANGE %! "
SCHEDULES on this road on and after MONDAY,
june 1e, 1878, see advertisement of this Foad N
another column. .lQ.I. NJ, Nj AALCIVAt'f &
, te1s-,w !, Engineer and Super iniendent
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APPLE BRANDY AND WINE o. 1870
IA LsGk - g'rrzs--> .ssfF s.,a-i,,.- -..:-I.
so barrels pure Southampton county, Va, apple
J. BRANDY, and 10 barrels North Carolina SCUP-
90 PERNOGGt WIa q, for sale ON CONSIGNMENT by
stg.Eflrii9 ola baG W.H. uREWRf q C0Y ..sf
= ~ t%'''' = No, 90 Sycamore street, =
my as-act 1T fff,fsifHe Petersburg, Vas3
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-kToTIeTs.-I hereby give notsee, in. purs,I-.
In ance OF the provtdons Of the Code o. Virginia
sds,tm, of 1885, cliaptef ~ SECTION "a, that IHan
sr,i TO the Second Auditor of this Sate AFTER the
erpifstion Of four weeks FROM thts astel % srs
State in IieT OF original CERTIFICATE No: $3.50
Tar S4oo of saft stcck taued TO me urdsrie act OF
astfi OF March fsefns commission the su1iS ~
Riy,,tis Guardian u.s. Blunt and Wilkinson Vs. WIZ
kinson. 20. Jately degrading In the Gtrcnit COURT
OF Henrico county, ard which certincats was ae-
s'r0sea os ING 'ns EbWARD y. CANNON.
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1rsssr sris eEl|aslssss

lgT osT, % Friday a.yenig Dist G So
tSETTER5x5DG WoSaA coitaE rs which was at.
Efachsd two eals, Got thia 1Ear ana the other
Egurd VII beSs oven " klie ccSsE returned TO No.
Els15 NsHiH street. 80 te i7-lt*
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;: I'd ~ BY W. B. Robins, $50 -
z Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, &C.,
zoos Bank street, next to custom-house.

A T PRIVATE SALE, HANDSOME
n BRICK DWELLING all modern convent,
ences on north side Main street between First ana
Foushee Lot e5 fee. front by one hundred ana
fty-odd feet to an alley Stable, carriage house
IS, on The prsmises Terms easy Sc. .three stories
and basement. on north side of Leigh strefs between
Eighth and Ninth. Location and neiehDorhood
pleasant and nnexcepuornbe. - ,T .s.,,
Valuable STORE, suitable for large wholesale
nusiness on the north aide of Main street oeio"
Uiher DWELLINGS and many desirable BUIt ~.
ING LOTS In the most improving gorn3onns 2. tne
ia AT :" 1905 Bank street.
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4 NsNUAL> MEETYNG.-The !, annual
IN aueeting Of the stockholders Of the Richmond
Peper Manufacturing Company win be held. on;
FRIDAY the 10th day Of June, 1879, of O'Clock p.
H., in the Office or john IT. Montague, Esq, Mains
and Twelfth streets.:@h L.
f;s4,.,, President.
L. w. LUBBOCK, Secretary. my 2l-2awlm
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Y Y: ENTucKY BOURBON wHIsKs ls
: four years old. Price, $3.50. For sale by
~. b. .r a.. A.. CHRISTIAN 8 WHITE, !,
s... .-..., ...-z. ...st. 49,. g.,s S14 Main street
BARTON & CUSTER SALAD OIL apSo
TULES ROBIN d CO. ,f4 X q 20
Co,.NAc RRtNpY, DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have Just received direct from France r
s one-eigilth casks Jules Robin i Co. CoGNAe
soneseiafiti,' casks jules Robin & Co. CoaNAC
BRANDT-ytntage, 1867; ~ r,,c VAC
s one-eighth casks jules Robin Y 90. CouN HL
10 one.eiEtith casks Jules Robin & Co. CoGSAc
BRANDY-vintage, B7i; ,,a ~ duty ,aid. az
low "a any Importer In the United states VIII se
Samples onr eee for sS sT ~ sS importers
,nos corner OF, Thirteenth and Cary streets:
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What pride is taken by those happy cities
that have iair rivers running through their
centres! What could induce them to give
up those rivers, their charms, and the classic
"reminiscences which cluster about them?
Look at London with its Thames, crossed
by so many bridges and by a grand tunnel,
and with so many citizens fioarishing on
both sides of 1t. Look at Paris with its
river Seine, at Dresden with its river Elbe,
at Berlin on its Spree, at Prague on the Mol.
dau, At Verona on the Adjge. All Of these
span their rivers, and cross them with grgnd
bridges. At Berlin Is one of the mostlsuperb
bridges, adorned with rstatuary, and 30 re-
maskable in many ways as to be one of the
wonders of the traveller. Every one Of
these cities finds in its,riyer its chief delight
and its chief utility. And how, can any in.
telllgent gentleman say that Kich,nond finds
not the same in It's james, Indeed, IL is
nobler, and grander than any Of the admire
BILE streams we have mentioned. No city in
This country has any such river to boast of,
and we believe none in Europe compares
with it,
There are larger rivers, but for grandeur
Of scenery, health, utility, and beauty com
binsd, meme equal, the James at Richmond.
And no improvement--no general plan 10,
the promotion of commerce or of the health
and pleasure Of the people living at the fall
Of James river--should exclude the idea tina,
The River, mast be the centre Of helgsea
city sohach IS here to be- bassl5 That il mus
be so is an irreyersible edict Of Nature !; ant
private interests and narrow-minded jeal
ousies cannot possibly defeat il. The Crane
epic poem Of Richmond deniaadss It's,
does its practical life. Every, city has 1t
unwritten epic, just as every cit,
has It's practical policy marked on
BY Nature. with Richmond both demand
tbat-she shall stand In beauty and graadeuj
on both sides Of JaDaes riyer--tiaat. The por
shall be common 70 both sides, and that ti,er,,
shall be perfect equality on both sidesiin d.
benefits and blessings which God I kss,, hs
ssoged mon this favored locality, !,
Ne trust everybody gill enjoy the. frs,
bridge 1t Is yet aaas ths dneomplstsi state
and Here are several lap,p yelnsgts Yes De
naaded for its complete enjoyment Hhiei
"M follow Of necessity. Bnt. We hage
gtaud victory over narroH.mindsdness M;
s!a lossisua, and let us enjoy It. sssss i
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IEOR RENT,7a desirable BECK M:a
Il, HOUSE. No. 40s west Grace street con- -
taIning SIX rooms, gus, and water; Kitchen win
three rooms and large garden. Apply next aooe.
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FTOR SALE aPRIVATEL1, s2UahE
,Marxis addition Dc she town Of Manchester These
lots are Id the best part Of the town. ana snoniu ~.
- 80. - RUBERTS0N, tBRoEAUGH d co.
i, Hull street opposite court-hoase,'
iF0R SALE PRIYATELY.-7seyeral de-
ysirabIe and handsome BUILDING LOTS for
sale one square from the ree-ridge, suitable for
iii e.iI ~ f9.,g9as,iy MOODY ~ R0GALL, II,
$3.50, Real Estate Agents. ),
onice corner Hull snd Seventh streets,
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AT the ALTAR.
Interesting Ceremony ~ 81. Matthews
Episcopal Church, Wednesday
Night.

A large and delighted audience as
semblcd In To. Matthew fpiscopai
church on Wednesday evening to vat
ness the marriage Of Miss Ida Randall,
daughter Of one Of our well.known mer'
chant princes, VIC. Randall, Esq, 20
Mr. RUFUS Patton, ofthcextcnslyc whole
sale and retail house Of j. j., DOWNS
4 Co., OF this city.
Tho bridesmaids wero Miss Grace
Randall, Miss Mamie Clark, MISS
Hcnsley, Miss ELLA Randall, Miss lhH1'c
Crowdus and Miss Clarn Hickman
The groomsmcn were Messrs. j. H.
Downs, j. Randall, J, n. Potts, u, II,
Ellis Il. l.. Marsalis and w i" Ter
rcll.
The Rev. Mr.. Davenport olllclnted,
md the service was gone through WIN
by MI parties imprcssivcly and graceful
w. After which the entire party were
driven to the residence of Major Kan
dali, where they received thecongraiI'
latIons and kindly wishes of Their
many friends.
We return our thanks for the Gus
tomary compliment Of cake aud wine
and wish the happy pair n life OF anal
loi ed bliss.
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To Tho Public.

We take this occasion to inform our many
customers and friends that several very
small houses In this city are infringing on
our name, telling people, when asked where
our establishment is that theirs Is the one,
and otherwise imposing on the public and
ourselves.
Mr.. John Howell, living on Preston road
some six miles from town, was, as we arc
informed by good authority, lately imposed
upon in this way, and we should be pleased
to meet the gentleman in order to convince
him that gross imposition wns practised
upon him when in town last.
We give due notice to parties engaged In
this mean practice, that in future should like
instances come 10 our knowledge, they will bt
prosecuted to the full extent and vigor OF thu
law. SANGER BROS.
20Sd&wlt
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Police Pay.

The policemen of this city are COM
planning very greatly, and we doubt
not with some justice, regarding the
manner in which their services are
compensated 10y the city authorities.
The salary Of each policeman is ility
dollars per month, payable in warrants,
that they sell for sixty cents on the
dollar 1t is about all the force can 60
to pay their board bills with theii
earnings, and this is something the
Council should look after. The present
members of the police are efficient
sober and attentive men, and have
certainly discharged all their duties
with fidelity and energy, and as they
honestly earn their salary, we th!nl
the City Fathers should see that they
ret il.
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NuPTIALS.
The Episcopal Church Again Occupied
and Its Pastor Again Engaged
Last Wight.

The pcws of st. Matthew'S Church
were uncomfortnbly crowded last even
inc, upon the OCCASION of the marriage
of Miss Soma Lee Taylor, daughter Of
Colonel Plcz Taylor, Of this city, TO
Mr.. II. 7. Aunspaugh, Cashier OF the
Dallas City Bank. The spectators
listcncdto the ceremony with,pleasahle
interest while the parties to the mar
rage went through the service with
becoming comLosurc and much ele'
pance of manner. The bridesmaids
were Miss Lou NCshctt, Miss Fisher
Miss Battle and Miss Fisher. The
groomsmcn, Mr.. Albert Langley, Ar,
Richard Morgan, Mir. Sanger, of3anger
Bros, and Mr.. Waldron, of The CITY
Bank, the two iilst and the last look
ing as though they would like TO keep
the church in request for like pnr-
pose for n few nights longer.
The bride and groom leave this
morning on the 1870 express for II trip
north. Our hcartiest wishes attend
them.
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DALLAS. TEXAs,

September NO, 1913.
GENTLEMEN Your communication OF the
18th instant, requesting me 10 allow my
name to go before the Democratic primary
election, on the nth proXimo, ~ q canGiuatS
for the office of district Clerk, is ut hand.
This testimonial OF esteem from my follow
oilizrns of Dallas county affords me heart
fell pride and satisfaction. Fully recogniH-
ing the responsibility resting on the officer,
as well as the care and labor nee ssafy for
the proper discharge of the duties of the OIL
lice, | had determined not to present myself
us candidate for the office, and had SO an
nounced; but since my 1ellow-citiZenS OF
Dallas county assure me that 1t Is the wish "f
the people of my county that should sun
nit my name as a candidate, yield to the
wishes of the people, whom | have hereto
fore cndeavored to serve faithfully ana for
their pest interest, and to whose service, II
elected, promise my entire ana undiNiGed
attention. Thanking you, gentlemen, Tor
the compliment you pay me, yield 10 your
request and submit my name as candidate
for the office of District Clerk of Dallas
county. Respectfully your obedie, tserynnt,
9Wdtf z. Z. COOMBLS.
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lrnlnna d lb0lacr.

Mr.. Cummcrford has deposed of his
interest in the butcher business, to the
above named gentlemen, who start
out with the same meat that gave their
predecessor the name of having the
most elegant and savory stalls in the
State of Texas. We accept the
"startn of this firm rs an earnest OF
the manner in which they propose
furnishing their stalls and conducting
their business in the future, and re-
commend them accordingly
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sorru wind Yesterday.

SOUTH WIN ySo'''"''
AND vet clear, aud we feel rosy.
A TIcK-BoRN case--a clock.
SEVERAL hundred bales of cotton are
loafing round the Pacific depot, wait
ing for ride.
THE Central train going north yes
terday had eight passengers aboard
'Kase OF the "canteen."
WELLnonN's majority for City Attor-
ney, at the election last Monday, was
one hundred and ninety-ohc.
A CASE Of delirium trcmcns attacked
n man In thlscity the other night, after
he had voted for the waterworkS.
THE Wichita Railroad question was
carried by two hundred and thirty
seven votes, over n two-third ma
jority.
Two apples, grown at Mt Vernon,
the estate of the celebrated owner OF II
celebrated Ratchet, were sent us yes
terday roasted, on dinner plate made
In l749.
Ar the markethouse yesterday
morning, n man was holding nm apple
between his teeth when it, in some
way, slipped in his mouth, where II had
10 be cut to pieces before 1t could be
got out,
THE Houston Telegraph's "Steel
PEN, called in yesterday to see the
pencil boys of The DALLAS HERALD.
The relegrph's "Steel Pen" looked Ill
right. How did the pencil boys OF TIE
HERALD look?
A GAMBLER at the depot, yesterday,
handed his "pal'' fifty dollar bill to
ret changed. The "par" mysteriously
disappeared, and has not been heard OF
since. That's what we would call 4
successful piece Of paI-n,ist,|
THAT social little gentleman, Jol,r
Erdelmeiicr Of the grocery house o.
Mr.. II. $. Schmidt, opposite the market
ha, Just returned from Missouri ant
Kansas He comes back ny round aS
a dnmpllng, and dumps himself righ
into business ~ usual.
We were shown, yesterday, an arts
tic piece Of workmanship, In the shape
of u gold eagle. made out OF ten dol
lar gold piece by boy only ten year,
of age. And it went to prove wha
was hammered into us years ago, tina
"ten dollars" ito "make one eagle.
Couple at church last night during
the marriage ceremony:
Wife, "ain,t that sweet, dear?"
Husband, Eyes, darling"
Same couple at home an hour after
wards.
Wife, "Blll, you lazy scrub you, di
you wiring that chickens neck oif?"
Husband, "I'd an Internal sigh
rather wiring yours off,"
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We have particularly to thank the
Secretary, L. q. Bower, Esq, and AS
sistant secretary, Charles Fred. Tucker,
Esq, for polite attention during the
business Of the Fair, and to recognize,
~ did all present, the assiduous care
admirable judgment, and industry
which distinguished their official trans.
actions.
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Pratt's Astral Oil.

AbsOlutcly snle. prrlnctly 0d0rloss, 40
WAYS uniform. Illuminating power superior
TO gns. Burns IN any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking IRE. M"huftctured
expressly to take the place of volatile hhi
dangerous oils. It's SAFETY under every posi-
hln trsl md IFS perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use In over 3tiooO
Families.
Millions of gallons nave been sold and no
accident, directly or Indirectly, mas eyer u'-
Cured from burning, storing on hnnd.ing II.
The immrns, yearly loss to life ana property,
resulting f.On the use OF cheap ana danger
our oils in the United states, Is appalling.
The insurance companies aud lrr cominiS-
siulcrs throughout thucountry recommend
the As,rnl ms thr best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at Wholesale by the proprlrlorS,
CHAS. PRATT co.,
l6OlSw6m los Fulton street, New York.
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nnllns ,roincrn,,h Ynelitate.

mo above Institute viii be rudy 10 receive
stndeul, Ortobtr2O, IN tho hall over PTalher
A Murphya store, west side Public square
ghe superintendent, having mouWa lhe
gerylcss Of tho operators of tho western
Union Telegraph olicp Of llhs place. "h'
nouuocs IN Institution for leaohhg young
men tho nrt ~ tolesropnng, Nnd gnaIliylhs
thrln for tho offices u tho many m''r'hd
aud telegraph I'm now being bait IN Ark
nnsas, pexas ana the Wogi. For ltllhcr par
uculnls address I'D, y, BAHYE,
u,tuthAyn Secretary.
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YnllowEoYer Lntest.

Timld people have been consulting Ihri
looking glasses hourly for the last few week
10 soc II tbey were not turning yellow, bn
since j. q. Browne Il Co. huvc opened lllei
lio,or store on the corncrof Elm mad Mnrkc
streets they have been drinking ilIrir NM
brands Of genuine old Bourbon ana inIpo'io'
French brundlcs, and hay" forgotten tlIe ye'
-Iow river hoax. lGjttf
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ON AND AFTER
Sunday, August 8, 1873,

Passenger Trains will run as follows
EXPRESS-Ieaves Houston daily Saturday
excepted, ats p. NJ.
Arriving at Austin, 100 u. M; Waco, $50 u.
m; Red River city, ll:S a. M; st. Louis, 600
d. IN; Chicago, $50 u. M; Louisville 40 n.
M; indianapolis, $50 q. M; Columbus, o.,
l2:lOp. m; Pitsburg, SIS p. m; Philadelphia,
$50 u. M; Washington city, 7:25 II. M; Balti-
more, $40 o. M; New York l0:20p. M.
Returning, leaves Red River City, i:l0 r. M;
Waco, l:SO y. M; Austin, l:SO n. m; arriving
In Houston, 1850 and Galveston, 800 p. m.
ACCOMMODATIONS Houston daily
SUNDAY excepted at 0 A. NJ.
Arriving at Austin, $50 p. m; Red River
City, g:05 u. IN.
m. Saturday exceptedl; Austin, D:S0 a, m;
arriving In Houston, $40 p. M, and Calves
ton, 0:i5 y. IN.
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A Tirst-C Class Tinnor
Wanted Immediately. Apply,to
J. l.. MCCARTHY q CO.,
97d2ts Gainesville, Cook Co., Texas.

Philip werlein, wholesale and 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
si2 20 and so per month II preferred. Philip
werlein's Is the oldest music house, and also
the largest plano and organ house in New
Orleans. one-fourth million copies sheet
music Of all kinds. Send for price list and
| terms. 0i28dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-10
Drsvers' and Butehcrs' Feed stable

Mr.. J. p. Wiswall has opened a
feed stable on Sycamore street, and
parties desiring 70 stall their horses or
place their buggies, carriages or wag-
ons In well protected quarters, under
careful charge, will find the Drovers'
and Butchers Feed Stable the estab-
lIshmcnt they are lookingup. See card
under the head Of new advertisements
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-10

The card of this gentleman appears
IN our paper this morning.
DR.. Momond has recently settled
among us with excellent endorsements
for professional character and success,
and We take pleasure in recommending
the Doctor to all needing medical
treatment.
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Set Aside.

Owing to informality in registration,
the revision of the roll never having
been made as required by law, the
vote on both the waterworks and the
railroad we're thrown out and the Pc
titiOps withdrawn.
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Pullman,s Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached to Express Trains between
Houston and Austin, and Houston and Cor
scana.
Passengers for Waco must take Express
Train leaving Houston at 500 y. IN.
Connections
At Hearne, with International Railroad
daily (Sundays excepted).
At Dallas and sherman, with Texas and
Pacific Railway and III paso Stages for all
points OF note In Northern Texas.
AT Waco, with daily stages to all points
West. - 7r
At Mexia, with line of hacks for Fairfield
and Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
| AT Lcdbetter, with Daily Stngc for La
| Grange. M kNI
At McDade, 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
Hempsteads Bryan, Calvert, Waco, Corsicana,
Dallas and sherman, Via Red River City and
Galveston, to all points Of note between the
A<iSattc and Pacific Oceans, within the llm
It's Of the United States and Canada. Also
via stage lines To Sun Aptpnio, weatherfori
Fort Worth, bonham, Paris aid ClarkJville
. forThIQngh Hates apply TO Station Agents
or J. puRANp, Gepeial SuperinN ndept,
I.WA'pN, y, F,STA, Qikty
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-10
MUTCHINs.
Tswn Lots flor sale.

rwelve lots lone block, on the pr'nc'Pn'
business street Of tho town OF hn'on'hh' v"
inc Central ,itailroad, In Dallas county, "'
sale at low prices. Apply to
JOHN w.swINDELlS,
Jyl5dtf "''"'" ''''''
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"And stiIl thex arc Counting,

And this is precisely the case at c.
II. Beauchamp's. All kinds Of ladies
dress goods and gentlemen's clothing,
with heavy and splendid stock of
boots and shoes, and large new fall
and winter stock have arrived and are
arriving daily.