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, 1873-05-03
NORTH FRANKLIN STREET.

Tho Owners OF Property opposed to
Cutting Through from Division to
SiGgel 6troot.
A meeting was hold at No. sos Division Btreet,
yesterday evening, for tho purpose of testing
the feelings OF those property-ownors who will
be financially affected by tho proposed opening
of Franklin street, from Division to 6iogo street,
O distance Of three blocks. An ordinance all
thorizng tho improvement, introduced BY Alder
Longacher, Is now ponding before tho Council.
n1r, Sullivan was chosen Chairman. Ho aafd
ho was opposed to tho opening Of tho street, and
believed that d majority Of the proporsy-ownors
coincled with him. Tho number Of those who
favored it waB very small, and was composed
by it at tlie expense Of others. He had spoken
to Alderman Lcn8aoher about the ordinance, aud
was informed that tho matter would not bo
prosaod unless majority Of tho people were in
favor OF it. The Alderman would not disclose
the nnmes Of tho persons who were at the
bottom Of tho ao-callad improvements. The
business OF tho meeting was to appoint commit
toes to prepare remonBtrauce and procure Sig
, document should be presented to tho Council on
Monday night. The opening OF tho streot would
cost $i6, 600, and porllaps moro, aud IT the peo-
ple could afford to pay that amount OF money
do it. he would silk Ills objection, and go in With
There boing no speakers, 1t was moved TINT q
yoto DO taken on the question Of opening the
Etreet. .....
Tho feeling of tho meeting WAS pretty thor
oughly indicated by a unanimous and prolonged
shout In the negative.
Mossrs. Sullivan, Horn, stack, and Probnt
wero appointed Committee to prepare re-
monatrance,
upon property y-ownern mud ask them for
thoir aicnnturos; Division street, MosBra.
Walsh Dedriok, and Horn; Grango1
street, Mcssrs. Cudmore, Holm, AM and
Barry; Goethe street, hossrs. Hawthorn. Mich
olas, and Garry siegol stroct, Messrs. o'Loary
probst, aud MoFarlano. , J.
hunt for namos today aud tomorrow, and naco
al tho rosidcnco Of b1r. probst. No. ~00 s!ege
street, At Z o'clock Tomorrow oyoning, Whers
thoy will lnd the llemonstrance COMMITTEE.
Tho mooting then adjourned.
, 1873-05-03

was moroly yohiclo, hollovo, for aomo Of his
peculiar lions Of government and r'lIgion. Hnt,
70 come down to tho present Ero,luo; H., HrmoT- Ms
TINT libpral.tonguod tnno-Bays TINT MIR. trolidc,
greatly disappointed In tho reception Of h'a 1eo-
turos hero, II longth asltnfl tho advice Of Alr.
Robert o. Winthrop concorning ILLS further
courae. Should ho go Or asayi Aud Mr; Winthrop
mined him. Tho London Times had boon thsln-
doripg nvny ut him from tho o1ltBot, and many
otTlor rcaHnns had urged bis departure, mono OF
which ho had hoeiod. So tho fmn;lovorg to whom
tali ak ' PLEASANTLY about 1ir Winthrop seioiHg5
70 speak Of Froudo now suggests at onco llip
friendly antagonist,
whom you havo had amongat you this vlntor.
80 vol know,i In i3oaton, TINT Mr.. Phillips neyor
writos lecture, but, with Ills subject Thought
out proty Thoroughly, Zoos upon tho platform
claborntcs Ills nubjoct upon TINT occasion for tho
frat timo. 4 Arst-class shorthand reporter
docs Ills duty SO thoroughly that, later.
Mr.. Phillips has tho Verbatim copy OF
ha glowing words. which he 81, eofrefchs fnfr
rae. T heard this winter a good story about hla
rotontiyonoss Of memory in thia connection. and
which alao proves point In another direction.
Ho wont to llogaboriug city to deliver lecture
" lAl4 Suss ~ A.A.i wv" IL. 1..a,,...
ton, nt auothor tl1no po1gso tnn SHo assH;m' s;a.
Gontlomen, no saya, tntslh ~ : nAso bsot @
yoll thig lecture Eolor9 nl'aeF uIAGso' nn.u, at
and perhaps you Woula 1'1o1eE Auosl'o' 4a '""'
case" militia.
~ But you hafe.1t your hotcb hif -, fmiliPs. M
never nsc notes, hlf; ln'lIh ,. @'u
tloroupon no E1ves llat OF n1a leettoh, Ion
which thoY may choose IAey choose tno .3,s III
no!l octuro A1torwafas, on tlio ~, a,,nt
tho Chairman ii introauctnE . M ,n1 - oc
preliminary Wotds. nt. nbe w XII ria ~.
q tho Rohtlo1nen,;, eoHatunv' 1.'1 'n..tn ~" 's'
ConHcA tectHfe, dtumt yoms . .h,a ,,t +. ron,,rda
oonnont ~ nuoatee o.;tioiarn sI;ci somo nm
mo OF On 1n 1.i;,,a onco Whornyor m
made upon Ut. fl1lnps o'iso' t,x,.aif 10 n,,ro
etflkea. no atliAsh hfo' Iva t'o AA'''Aoo'' -
uamo az tnIoMBu; a H.. .,,,. mi, tbo
Outsido OF TUG leetu1o5' ano 'n0 oA''o0' """ SA'
olassoal ooncor.g, on1n .ne nrs u,,r.rn,o.,a
Pn1V1TE 1a5ArnloALs it as,u, .,,a +ho
are naVlnB tIelI uAy, hnu tiu t, ~ - t,on
99ltllence afo nav'nB 9ooo a4s o1 ,i;a n dtrnnt
vent tng othGr oSon'hg, 70 t,at mt tr;n',toat NJ
hnpel-uhlt9tlan,Gto ~ LII, LII. ,Saa;ato ~
chi!drong pooKs, WINCH oloo7 to.as itt1o po
fuliy Inc william Menty nos.ols, nar1o ~ + ts' y
drama o. I'VE scon9s Moat XIX po1po 5auont
nhYo ch1laron anu gaoaI "h otorn mMu whicI,
hh7o iaughou oSor toso iasno1T Ms 1nn'c-
arc tue vohicio OF Ioa! ~" EHs tin nctin9
ntory. Iho dfamasiza1aoti M .So,o., aH +ornrds
Woro aafplsngy fouu. anG ,tinna is vcnrIv IN
private theatflcal ein ~ nr3atocrocy aro
croaslng, ana aoVo5al s,R1 or;a, ~ ti'o ionitinato
eald 70 20 eellouui5 tnno1n,, conSauprA6 WV
stage as tno1e lu.uto s.l in,,,e 1,anr,ra
,,ts ohttnEN tont,s.o t. snciotv th,a anrinv.
, 1873-05-03
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

Ct...,1.1.... e .I 1,o71c9 Con,1niffco
49,, OF .,o eenao,. ~ n.ii r,ni.
!ows--11ow tho contributions I..a so"t
aaoro svoro Disbnrsca' etc'
Wc havo rocolvoil tho advance phoota Of tho
Forthcoming Finn, nonort OF tho Relief Commit
TOO u tho l: - ~ ~ Appo1nseu e.,.., W ' n,,a
dssburao roliof sont horo ny 1ho ashtorn''y' .no
volume copy of which III to DO sens to cVory
lodge or ouoatnpmont in tho world, is mont epec-
imon or tvnorran,,v. md contai11a, among other
.o" ~ ''r"ss"rs, n.onnt ~ tho Grant
tnga' COMPROMISING ueoons ~ t.. o ",',aa J.."s
Firo, at tho tmo OF which thefo wore m ~ enc"so y,
twenty lodges OF tho I. Q. O. T., with total
memberehp of over g. 900. Besides, thoro woro Six
III, a.,,,ors1,;,, ~ a77 nud
Cnca0lpLHoulbt WILL u HAeIt"o*s4A'P ~ ~ s'A~
, 1873-05-03

Tho Hon. A. 3. Harris, of Louisiana Is ut tho
Sherman House.
Capt. Charles II. Dooso, q. s. A., Was at tho
South sldc Briggs yosterday.
Tho Hon. J. 4. Noonan, OF Milwaukee, WIS at
tho South Side Briggs yesterday.
Tho Rev. L. L. Peaso, Naperville, Iowa, WAS
ut tho South Side Briggs yesterday.
II. Cowlin, EHq., Mayor Of Lasallo, Was at the
nIatteaon House yeatcrday.
@. A. Prescott, Esq, OF tho Missouri River,
Fort Scott d Gulf Railroad, is at tho dardner.
George Il. Parker, Esq, a prominent lawyer
OF Davenport, is at t1o fremont
@. II. Hamilton, Esq, United States Marshal
for tho Enstorn District Of Wisconsin, ia at the
Sherman House.
Mr. Morris sellors, general agent for the Wost-
iughouHo Air Brako Company, IL At tho bAer-
1nNn.
Hon. J. ". shoatan IL notified that thoro will
be regular mooting OF tho Directors OF the
Public Library to-day at o'clock.
United Suites genator William Window, Of
minnesota, aud family, arrived at tho fremont
yesterday morning en- route to their home.
Tho following wore at tho fremont yesterday:
Mmk Ranney, Mt. Pleasant; va Woolrun.
Conn.,; Waltor Scott, ct. Louis; 7. 4. Allon,
AID. Ogden salutcd tho Mayor yesterday aftor-
noon will, How do you do Mr.. Mayor7 I'm
eloctioneoslng,,", and then proceeded to show up
the morita Of Plan No. 8.
Tho following werc at tho Gardnor yesterday !:
r. Wood, Irvington. N. y; =. 4. Pratt, Mill
'wankoo; J. p. Douny, New York; ". 4. JON
hns, Denver, Cal.; JOHN Watson, Tucbon,
Aczona 7. II. Pastor, milwaukee,.
Tho following woro tho prominent arrivals at
tho South Side l}fsgs, yesterday: 1. ". Meyer,
Oaklnna, Oal. +. ii. Crawford, Now York; II.
HoIbroos, Du Doia; Il. Frank Field, Boston J.
, 1873-05-03

IOta.. -'PAo4, <p'oS
To this should bo added not loss than 81, coo
Us including contributions which woro sent by
lodges to the Relief aud Aid Society, and also
those which woro Hont out not received.
From clio report Of tho Auditing Committee it
appears that 5,779 applications for relief wore
received; 28, ,912 poraons wore relieved, averag-
ing ncnrly 1877 por day, with an average Of about
10 applications per dny. The number Of d!5toront
porsona regularly reliesed was 8,22o; number
relieved, 5000. -.
The Committoc, in their report, mako hand.
some Acknowledgements Of assistance received
from the oi1cora OF the various railroads entor-.
ing tho city, who almost rniforraly brought all
supplies free, aud also furnished gratuitous
transportation to hundreds leaving tho city.
Tho Committee nano W. G. Cioland, General
Western Passenger Agent Of tho Pennsylyania
Railroad F. +. ,Morao, aoncral Passenger
Agent Of tho Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Iaairoad John c. dallt,
then Gonoral Superintendent Of Chicago
l. Northwestern lsaroad J. q. MoAfullin,
Gonoral Superintendent Chlcago j. Alton Rail-
road; Gen. Lowis Yiele, Goueral Freight Agent,
Chicago l. Rock Island Railroad: E. st. John,
General Passenger Agent Of tho same road md
Jouoph +. Tucker General Freight Agent Of tho
Illinois Central Railroad. They also acknowl-
edgo generous troatment by tho United 8tatos,
American, Merchants Union, and Adams Ex-
proHs Companies, in bringing FREQ money and
valuable packages.
, 1873-05-03

uru. -
.ruxn H., ,,r,,,,,,o. oux,~.,n =.
.,,a ~ MoWnsn i9omso roatoyinu. n q st"mcs
aoll, Ootlar Rapids Iowa Oliarlos g. Di1lu, Dou-
ton; II. Lovy, Newport, j. D. Collins, St.
Louis William Cullfn 0tlAwn q. Drewstor,
Jr., Now York. J.J. Hlnman, Battle Crock.
Tin following woro tho prominent arrivals At
tu tuo uat ITronaI;5 o;naEnnata.
n Mu9!" h, r,n,a r. IT, ,oni,anI, Ga,,,',,,,.s.
Es.t', Mn, n1,,t;, ni Wsncoaior n n W"tann'
pica.amtyIe. r"" I Pa. II. :. Mann. PIttshnrnh !.
oatto' ol"0'' 4''''AAA y. .'0o'e' Nv. "'t'
Tho following Wero at tie sherman ltouae yoa-
Hamifton' I9auf % Tolot1o: d. Il. Graham naverhili
Mnaa.. g. O. Miller. Tomah, Wis,: !. ", Uoyt,
Springfield, hfasB.;. ]. Il. TOSS, Madison L.
l3astow1 Dohton; 4. =: nnsli, NOV York L. J.
Roso, California; u. H. weston, Boston,
:, Mr.. Harry uog8, Of tho roporto:ial atm OF
Tnh TRIBUNE was last Gseh'nR presented WIN
noat ana nbprnrt!"'o s,as iols .or 'iin IN II ool'
~" un1s ,so. " chrnno1cd aono i1nva nm. 1c nrns-
mt wns commemorative Of The pleasant tlmos
anent tornthnr nv thopo rontlon,eti. nnd was uao-
fill ns well as ornamental.
n1r 1ovorott 12rowr. or,ptnr11v n radiant of
hraaaacluactts. md Mt ma fi1no a c,fiyon of
Chicago, died, on April 81, ut indianapolis, OF
pleuro-pnoumoniR Lie took a prominent part
In the construction OF seyoral now rnilroadn In
tile oontral part of tho State during tho rant four
years, and by hia honorablo md manly dcalinga
Sa.,, Mou nossa u A1'oA'''' "A0 '"""1" "'e 0"A''
"o"S.'
a delegation OF tho D1reotofa or tnc no" Nor
chants Exchange, Of 81. Louin. visited our
Board OF Trndu yostordag: Iho party t oonhisted
Of Col. Geo. Knapp. Col; Iohn hnnpp. webp p;
anmucl, u, T: Aolnnd 900. II. morgan. Dan1gl
Z. Taylor u ~ niohnorgor, anu 90. S9.nua -
;1 o,'r n,,oneboT ~ f1omnorcc. m monns Of
eafhorpr @ sonlo hints Of yaluo In tho construo-
''0'N -
fourno,a TIM rav;vo,iat hns birnae}f nhoto-
o.a,.i,oti a1, T., ~ rinna ott;f,1jca of nrnvort
e'"pAoo ~ '"As
Justices Flold, Mtllor. and Strong, OF tho e'1-
promo Court, will visit Europe thia summer.
TIN 1ato snnntor Ja,nos Dixon. of Hartford,
CT, loft a million to bc divided among his four
ohildron.
1,c,an T narn,a. former,v ~ At. Loufs. haa
boen ] nnpointosl Inaursuco Commissioner Of Ar
Aaa''>9'
| Tho "Byron aoorot" is ont Of last. Ho had q
| wifo. 90 runs the story ut tho tlmo OF hi8 mar-
riago to Miaa Mibnnk'
Paraon Brownlow Is much better Knoxville 2
| reporter heard nm "rlPpln anu ouss'n =
| tho other day just az natural a. cVof'
William A. Wallace. for ten yoars q Souetor in
| pnnnaylyanIn mud loat1or OF tho Democracy. hna
taken his reward in tic shape Of tho Vico pres-
| idoncy Of Tom Hcott'a Southern Pacific Rail
@'~~'
nonIy MaMersoh. sno oeutnr o. snn 4oa1H,o ~ 3atio
| dIf1Icultios in Tont1lcky. and elBowhoro. which
have conantrod tn TnaIo iournnliam in Tho South
west liyoIy this wintor, is about to march OH tho
| foid WIFI fyinr colors. and ,tako q six months
viii In vifo Iahica and iii,
"1Sn AA'A "AAo' ""'Ao'' ~" ~
Judge y. e. Lefilngvell, Of Lyons, loTa, WHO
aftor AZ does not defend stokes, has ma re-,
, 1873-05-03

BY reference to the advertising columns Will be
found tho call Of Mr. ". ]. DArker, Chairman Of tho
Committee on Water for Irrigation, Of tho common
Council Of Denver Col for proposals for M nrtesian
we'll ia that city Ths biaa a9o to be for vol 2,ooo
feet In topth, provided that flowing water ia not Oh
Twentynyo per cent to 10 paid when each 400 toot
sunk, and the balance when tho contract u conpeteu
bonds fof the faithful prosecution Of tho work.
, 1873-05-03

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Dtrot qf Harrison and Shtrmansss. 1Sckss oee
u TFeff ataJison.sf,
, 1873-05-03

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depot foot n Lkett. and NJ TesAtyseonds. ffeAe
op1tt rs Caaut.s. corner If Hntliton.
, 1873-05-03

Tho through Pacific Express train for Council Bluffs,
omaha, Ban Franclsco And all other Far Wost points,
will loayo tho Wells street Depot Of tho Chicago y
Northwestern Railway at 1o:15 a. m annlay, MAy =
1878. Through tloketa via Chicago, l!nHington d
Quincy anh Oftcago, Rock Island 6 Pacific lsalwaya
viii 10 good ON thla Train,
, 1873-05-03

LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Dt}nf Harrison amt SherHarI.ss Ticket oafee
hoTth,eet Cark and Ianaotphss, and souh1e.s
Canaf and HGdisol-sts.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-01
BELsiiALIAE RED1viyrs.

But hand did so appear; and, moreover,
one of its fingers--thc le-finger-had
been cut OF, leaving Il stump. This hand
came out from the screen, and, resting be-
tween Eddy and myself, made motions APP
parentiy for writing materials, and card
and pencil being handed up by gentleman
present, the hand wrotc--within r foot of
my face, so that | could see il thoroughly
this line on the card -
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-01
TWELVE REASONS

Why he Trade give to the Excelsior Diary the
preference over all Others
1st 1t is printed on fine rose tint paper.
I'd. The same quality OF paper Is used through
the entire line, giving just as good paper In a
cheap book as In high priced one
Sd. 1t is the best finished Diary In the
market.
it'll. We give YOU 235 different styles to select
FROM
9Th. Quite number Of the best selling pat
terms are made by no other house.
9th. The pocket-bo styles are all arranged
TO suit the business man.
eth. Retailers want Diary that is neat. at
tractiye and saleablc.
sth. You VIII find fewer OF them among the
Old stock of dealers, as the, sell better than
any other Diary.
9th. The sale OF the Excelsior has increased
more than 5No per cent. in the last four years
which fact shows that the retailer appreciates
them.
10th. We give attractive show cards and post
ers. and plenty OF them.
nth. They cost 10 more, and no less than
other Dlaries-nll lists and discounts being
uniform.
18TH. The Excelsior l.. the hest retailing
Diary offered to the trade.
We intend to visit all dealers ia Diarc, early
In the season. II there are any, however, that
We 40 not reach, we shall he pleased to send
them, on application, a line OF samples 20 cx-
anime In comparison with other goods.
Early orders are always lilled complete, while
late orders are apt 10 lind the assortmer
broken, and frequently the best selling styles
used up. II Is good plan 10 put in orders early
rs payday comes no sooner than with late nv
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-01
THE RUTLAND MORNING. OCTOBER 1873
Jnsnranfe.

RURNHAM & TEMPLES
l \ L r. nee AGEN CY,
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
REPREssNIs
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets $4,000, 900 90
HoME AN,SrRANCE COMPANY,
Assets s,,5co,ooooo
HARTFORD FIRE iNsu RANCE CO.,
Assets, ;s.oo0,ooocO
GMPERlAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, 1868. $3.50
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, iioo",cooCO
PnENiX INSURANCE 60. y. ".
Assets i2,coo,orooJ
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets, s3,5oo,O0cV
INSURANCE co. Of so. AMERICA.
Assets, sa.tOo.0oD.CH
SPRINGFIELD INSURANCE CO.,
Assets, sl,n0n.utp.Dl
PHENIN ms. CO.. HARTFORD,
Assets, S.,0Oo,tD).00
N\rIoNAL FIRE INSURANCE CO..
Assets, s:0o,n-.r"
PENNsYINANIA INSURANCE co.
Assets, si.t0D,our go
The above strong l-i Of Compluic- repre-.
sentcd hy
BURNifAM ~ TEMPLE.
Opera House, RUTLAND, VERMONT.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-01

But As ,keptcs object to dark circles
will drop that part Of the performance and
iescribe what was seen in the light. Tho
house in which this remarkable family live,
vas erected over eighty years ago, at q
lime when sawniill7 were not as plenty as
now the planks of the floor having been
hewod ont with the broadaye 1t was used
rs hotel in former times. The most i'm
portant rooms in the house are the scance
room, (about ltx2O,) and closet adioin-
ing, AXIS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-01

Then the hand threw the card on the floor.
This hand, which saw very distinctly, was
longer and much winter than Eddy's, and
had delicate nesh-tint. Nothing is
known of any man by the name of George
Din" beyond his own statement that he
was lost on the President.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-01
THE HASKINS MACHINE CO..
Fltchburg, Mass, Manurso Of

Our Combined Engincs and Boilers are made
In quantities and to standard gauges, so that
all parts are interchangeable. Con be run with
greater safety and less expense than any other
engine manufactured. size from to " horse
power Ware Rooms, No. 40 Cortandt Street,
y. Y. Send for circular sepQ91swsw
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-01

~ns played upon the harmonicon, hy what
purportcd to he an Indian grl q sort of
ocho piece was played, surprisingly beau
liful in its execution. As il is well known
TACT that none Of the Eddy family arc mu.
-icians, the pulling nature of this pcrfnr-
nance /. intensified.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-01
NO DRY.GOODsMEN GRocr

TO DRY,GOODSMEN, GROCERY
i MEN, BUTCHERS &C.-We ofIer the iare-
est line OF wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Flour
Best quality MANILA, best quality bogus man.
iiia, best auaiity straw paper all sizes and
v Weigns -. Best quality paper bags and flour
scrimping. We handle these goods in large e
quantlties, and our prices are as low as othefss
se,arg same quality OF goods. Send us an
GLOBE PAPER co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-10
DALLAS, rENA,s.

We lake this accnsian 90 thank our
fiends for past mVors, aud respect-
inilS enii ,hrir attention TO our I'm.
nense stock, hich We are lust recciy.
ing direct rom the prlncipni iunnu.
mciurers OF The North nnd West, par
ohashins direct FROM, first hands Tor
chNh ON The spot, Hnd ntaillng eur.
selves oi every ndsnniNe by stamping
I" cnr loads undcr special rDniruct.
ana hy oar own lah0r almaNi irerMg
ourselves nom store expenses. We
confident Ia Our nhiiiil g. niIrr 10 Otu
friends and 20 THE public gencrniiy az
Immense aiork ~ better ratcs ~.
more uniformly low hgurca than hn
eVcr before hcrn offered la the interior
OF Texas.
A. n hnsls nud foundation OF 0ur
business, We guarantee cVcrS article 10
be M rcprcscnted, or money reiundcd
nj our expense OF transportation.
Our success i'm business depends en-.
tircly upon establishing u wholesale
trade Ia Northern Texas. aud Ne ORiy
ASK n ialr Hnd Impartial trial. aud a
close comparison Of unifOrm prices
with those OF Shreveport, Galveston,
and New orleans with frcights addict,
and We chccrniiIy abide by the dcri.
sion of the same.
DARLINGTON, HAuSALIs u GO.
uuidtt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-10
J, W, swiHaolls a Co. Pubiishors.


THE DAILY HERALD Is published ever,
morning, oNcopl Monday, AT SO "A yeal H,
advances sllortlN mnnthsi 81 foronemonth IA,
w CONES loF phe week single copies, ID
sonls. 'Tl a"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-10
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
A CARD.

We are doing an auction and com.
mission business, at the corner Of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent point,
IN this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments Of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate bust
ness = buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, us instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto; "Quiok sales and prompt re-
turns.n References: Swindells 4
McCaleb, Editors and Proprletors VI
the Dallas Herald; Adams q Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas 4
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G, NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneed 4 Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock " Row.
land, ST. Louis; 7. G. Jordan d Co,
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