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PERSONALS.

THE olTy.
J. T. Goddard, Geuoral Freight Agent of tho
Hannibal l. st. Joe Railroad, is in tho city.
Thomas r. Robb, President of tho Corpus
Christi & Rio Grande lsallroad. is in the city.
The Hon. Josse o. Norton entered upon Ills
dutios as Corporation Counsel yesterday morn
Ing.
T. Z. Hinckley, EBa., Receiver OF the Gilman,
Clinton Springfield Railroad, haa gono to New
York on business,
Mr. Hall, the photographer, on Wont Madison
street, haB juat completed q llfe.Blzod photo
graph gronp OF Fire-hiarshal Denner aud lis live
Assistants. Tho likenoHacs are very perfect, and
tho picture will be much priced by members OF
the Department..
Firo-Mursllal Dennor is expected homo from
his Eastern trip to-tlny. He has been absont
nearly month, and during that time has visited
u number OF lnrge citias aud e1amiuod tho work.
iugs Of their Fire Departments with an eye to
tho improvement Of tho ono which he controls.
Mr, Thomas Drounau, who for many yaara
hold the position OF Chief Clork III the Office OF
Oity Collector, and performed tho. dutioH nci-
don't thereto to tho satisfaction Of the general
public. tondorcl his resignation to Mr.. Von Hol-
! but for tho fact that Mr. Brennan il to become
second In command In the City Treasurers
oAiee.
James O. Ueywortl,, Who was thrown from bis
carriage near Lincoln Park Dec 4, died 8unlay
from Ills injuries. h1r. ueyworth was tho son
] of Laurence 1Ieywortl, wilo liyod near Ltvor-
| pool, Eug. In yonrs past he waB largely intor-
| ested in tue Illinois Central Railroad, and also
| connection OF bfr. pottcr Of tho Grand Trunk
| (Cauada) Railroad. blr. leyworth leaves wife
| and three children to mourn Ills loss, besidoH
! many friends and early acquaintance. he having
resided IN Chlcago 1nany yeass.
DR.. A, ". Do Merok, former Professor in
tue Gymnasium Of Amsterdam, 10 visiting this
| country to Investigate the condition Of Bucll
| railroad companioH in tho West % aro Offering
| bonds for sR1o iu the European market. He not
only carefully examines tho financial condition
Of tho aompautoa hut la alao viaita tho country
through which the roadB pass, and Informs him.
Holf upon tho general character OF the climate,
products, aud population Of oach locality visited
by him. DR.. Do Kielok is gen.leman Of line
education, iH all historical aad financial writer Of
great ability, and tH simply making thla tour Of
| inspection privately. Ho purposes publishing
tho result Of l,is visit to this country on hs re-
turn to Holland. DR.. Do Klolck has already
visited tue Mioalgau iron regions. Iowa. 1linlo-
sofa. Kai1sas Now Mexico. Colorado, and Utah.
AMI is now N Chicago, preparatory to making
another visit to somo OF the projected railroad
| rou. .es n Wisconsin. Iowa, and Missouri
sIr. Everett Chanborlin, ono OF tho eattors
Of tho Chicago Times aud journalist Of nn-
usual ability, laayea the city to-day for few
1nontlB' vacation In California. hlr. Chambor-
lin is widely known in literary aud journalistic
circteH, but his enyiablo reputation haA boen
achieved at tue expense Of ha health. Lie l'aA
for years bstn All lndet@tigah!a writer, COM
biniug With The atduous duties OF daily jour
, 1873-12-16

Tic Committee on Judiciary, to whom was
relorrod tho matter Of salutics Of Deputy Sher-
iffs, reported TINT the DopntioB aro nppointod
by tho shcrif Tor tho entiro TORN Of his office,
and that it il unconstitutional to allor thoir sal
aries, either by increase or decroaso, during
their torma Of Office. On motion Of Commits
sioner Crawford. the report was laid Oh tho To-
bio Temporarily. ......-
Tho Board thon took up the bids for furniah-
ing supplies to tho county. T4oro wero Ill
ali SO bids for the various articles. These were
read by the olorls. who merely gave the namoa
amounts. From among tho yarious bids, the
following arc Eivon AZ showing the prevailing
rates for sono 0f the chief ARTICLES.
Durands L. Co.-Cotfeo-sugar, 10,1c; green
coffee, 2o11@2so; black IT, 45q'60o; young
sibloy, Endlcott l. Go-Grouud coffee. 1850
! 25o; green coffee, 27o; roasted corfoo, SOC !;
black tea, 2o@60c groen ten, 40@9oo sugar,
10}fc dried apples, a2lo; vinoegeE l49 choice
qes oser %ssns y9S sySps SS@6'
James Forsyth l. Oo:-sugar. 100 syrups,
2sc@$1.2o; Old Java cof1oo, 34}4c; Rio. 25G3
25c ; roasted, 8o@s414 No; ground coifec, 10@25c !;
green tea, 80c@$1.25; !; Young Hyson. 18c@
Dickinson i Co.-Groon tea, l5@y6c sugar,
| 10Ao; dried apples, 7@D9}Io; syrup, 60@55o ;
ground coffee, 17@'3oc; green coloe, 2c}6@
Il. D1cklDBon d. C0.--EntIef, ASGD12c uonf,
| $4.s5@0.0u; roatted coffee, a2c black tea, 43@
! $50 green tea. 43@75o ground coffee, ,l9@2so
sugas, 1890.
The bids for tho burial of pauporB ranged
from S1.74 to 2.50 por head
| In accordance with a resolution submitted
by Commissioner Clougb, the various bills vert
referred to special committees appointed By tic
| Chair, as follows:
| Groceries, lour. and brcad-C Commissioners
Johnson, ,RusHel1, Harris, Lonergan, and Ashton
Drugs mud medical supplies Commissioner
Buaso, Bogue, and Roollo.
| Stationery, blank booka, eto.--Commiasione
| Herting, Durdick, and HarnRon.
Meats, otc.-Comnaissionor Crawford, Jones
and Singer.
All other artiolos-C Commissioner Olougb
| Horting, and Crawford.
On motion, the previous action Of tho Boart
waa reconsidored. and the pay Of houHekooper
at the Hospital. Poor House, and Insane Asylum
WAS fixed 1t $50 per mouth each.
The Board adjourned until this afternoon at
| o'clock,
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ceobrato tho ono l1nndrcdsh anniversary Of tho
tossing Of tho English ten into Boston llarhor,
by giving Ten 10 thor ,t fsI9nas %''o attend tue
Tho catalogues Of the FREQ Public Library
hnvo bean prepared. In the preface arc aevcra!
points of fnteroB. In rognrd to tho origin OF
Tho library, and the following extracts sccm
worth preserving:
In tho fill Of 1870, meeting waa called Of tho cti
zena Of :vunston favorable to The establishment os
frco public library. A tho Slate law did not then
tarmtncd 10 form voluntary association Tor tho rr
1850 Of maintaining library aa FREQ as possible under
tlo Esaneton Ii6rnry Xssocintion. which waa
sn;saneny @ under s The r ss of i
allowed the FREQ Of tle books in tho lbrary.roona
and booka could be taken. from the brnry On pay"
Mseut Of A'na weekly fee, Or an snnHl leo of r..
1hcso foes h"lced to pay tho running EXPENSES Of tho
library.
Tie library was opened Feb. 6, 1871. II was kept
dny III October 1a1 when tue great hro IN ohlsago
It lis oissiSs q fde ssasy md aSea s7es for fss
pay from donations Of money by friends Of the e-
torIrso, The largest Of which was t75 from mr. L. l.
liable douaons Of boeks we're 1ado By various gsnsle'
Powers, 4. stnan j. y. Jewoil; and 1. J. aago. ,,
During tho session of tho Legislature OF 1879 bili
WIS introduced 10 enaho Chicago to cstsblsl! Froe
Public Library Through tho efforts Of eitizons OF
Evanston, aud especially Of Mr. H. 8. Taylor, who was
lii Springfield at tho tine, ths oct amended 70 as
give similar powers to all tho municipal corosa.ions
Tic passnge Of t,a ae tlo citizens Of The village Of
diAanut, voted for at woln tax for
Trco Tuho Library a. soon a. the board OF Directors
of te rebe Library va. appointe tho Trustees a., of =;
. vote Of tho Association. transferred tho books
and ether propetty Of the Association @ to t. thia
iaintainoi Free Public Library for tho sso Of tho
inhabitants Of tho Village of Evanston This trnst was
accepted by tho Board Of Directors July s. 1879, aud
The library thrown open to tls public. Tic tables OF
Tho rcnding- room now we supplied with per!odi'
calls, and 5000 worth Of new books have just beon
| allcd to tie library.
Tho present catalogue consists Of list Of the booaa
| received from tho Evanston Library Association
amounting to o13 volumes, aud slpplemsut contan'
t Ing list OF books recently adsica 10 the library
amounting to 125 youmes, making in Ill 1,o38 vol
| utncs.
1.-The library ia kept open at present during
| tic Afternoons a1ld evenings OF Tuesdays, Thura.
days, and Saturdays, from to G, aud to
o'clock.
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Sailing tw!c. woak !ro NY York. end carving p.a;
Ippr. aud tho A,g1aerfanuau nabn IRAN $da; Stecr
.g f!s ~ 5, yr. sas H.; "S' IT, .y.s Haa y
Il. H. CURRENCY Apply fnF ~ lnfucaaon at us ;uns'
eoSuu1 l.ASas anil htadl4on'hts. Chicago,
HENDERSON BROTHERS., Agents.
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CAUSE AND EFFECT--WHY sPANlARDS ARE
CRUEL,

To The Editor af 1As Chicago Tribune:
SIR: If Logs who delight in decapitating flies,
drowning cats, etoning dogs, and abusing and
toaaing other animals, on reaching manhood are
cruel aud brutal in all their inatnots, and soon
swell tho ranks Of tho criminal claasea. these
results seem but natural md legitimate to ono
WHO las observed their beginnings.
II tho Spaniards, Of aA people claiming to be
civilized, the most cruel in tho treatment Of
their prisonorst 1t should bo remembered that
thoy n}so arc now the sole caltiyators OF tho
iuhuman sport ~ OF bull-ag.tlng; aud also
that i'll ti,or general treatment of domestic
aui,nals, they practice most outrageous cruel-
tieH.
Tho moral Of this 49, that, regardless Of other
considerations, society canllot afford to lot It's
"dutnb slaves" bo crnclly treated, for the reason
TINT those who perpetuata those. cr,'elties are
thereby fitting and training tl'onaelyes to
become bad oit[zoua, and perhaps criminals.
q. G. ~.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Further Consideration Of Pay Of
County Employees.
Opening Of Bids for Supplies.

Tho Donsd Of County Commissioners met yes-
tertlay afternoon. Tlore wore present Commits
Hiouora Doguo, Durdsch, DuaBo, Clough, Craw-
ford, Harris, Harrison, uosting, johnson, Jonos,
Lonergan, 1locllo, Ruaaoll, aud Singer.
III tho ahaonce Of Com1niHatonor Aahton, Com
missioner Harrison took Tho chair until tic
President arrived.
A bill OF Joeoph pol1nkt 1ato County CiorR, OF
something over $40, ,820.75, for making out COL
loctors' books for 1873, was rcforrad to tho Com
mittoo Oh Equalization Of raxes.
SALARIES.
Tho Committee on Public sorvlco, to whom
waB referred tho mattor of salaries Of employees
OF tho County Clerk aud Cork Of tho Criminal
Court, reported schoiiulo for consideration.
and recommended TINT tho County Oicrk and
Otork Of tho Criminal Court DO invited to confer
with tho Board in Committoe Of tho Whole. Tue
report was concurred III, Tic schedules report
el by tho Committee arc as follows:
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
One Uhtef ulcrk... otouV
Ono uAicf Clerks assistant. 3@s0o @
Ono deputy for marriage licenses md certificates 6oo
Quo deputy III chargo Ut tux nlatters. 2,eGU
Ono Ta1-appoal Oork. rk........................ 1ooo
One clcrk, looks, mud ra1crs. 10y ~,
Twenty clerka, mouths. on application tor
Judgment 40 corks, months, til e1t teuding
t11EHs III cGtKa, MGN&ut oH CoP{AuH hss
Bcszura books; III clorks month, I'LL copying
Collectors books. Total. 10, 0o1
Clark County Counisstpuors ....... 0,0Dl
Chirf Clerk County Court. 1,h0G
AxeIataut ,.,..,,,,,,.,,....,,....... 2,U0O
Necord-writpr.. 2,2ut
Total. COX
FEES THAT ou0itr TO lie COLLECTED.
Marriage licelses nj 81. 60 pach. DOT
Certincaea aud hling papcra. GUN
AyseAsors' aud ColleEtors' books. ........... 23U0
TX docds ........................,. 60ot
ccp an.l aalss record -. ..................... 1oo0
Couyiup ruturil to Auditor OF lax snle4. 2U
Making record Of forfeited property. 20u
|
| Total...................... .S7A, ,0o
/ untMINAL COURT oLERK'a OFFICE.
| Estimated fees
Quasi-crimiual cuscs Clerks fecs.........,..$ 900
| Fees for copies, si1dayits, etc. etu............. bH
Fees for erlninai cases, paid by county 10,09
Total. ....$i9 ON
| ExpenEtA-
Clerk Of Criminal Court. 90
Que principal Deputy Clerk. 2,t0
One Fee, Or procuss Clerk. 1,Sd
Une recOfu WF4tCf.. 1pbu
Two ohlce cts..J each. a...r........+..-....- l,u0
| =
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CH!ch7n b ALTON HaltH1a1
Cnto1o, Kansa4 city and Ntartr Short LHe+ ria L1nfs
an1, ill.,, and chca91, Springfield, Allan and 81. hnass
Through Liae. UnioH lpo ifelf Std<. Vatisoa.H
1Ffdyt Ticket OBcts: At Derot, mud IL HaHofph.sf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02

on MARntAGE.--Th The true girl. bss'to be
sought for. She does not parade herself AZ
show gools.-Sho Is not fashionable. Gen
orally, size ia not rich. y But, oh ! whala
heart she has when y OIL find her ! so lhrge,
and pure aud womanly; When you see IL
YOU wonder if those 8 howy things outside
were woman. II you gain her love your
two thousand are mi lions. She'll not ask
you for carriage or frs, class house.
She'll wear simple resses, and. turn them
when necessary, with no vulgar magn'h-
cut to frown upon her economy She'l
keep everything neat and nice in your
sky parlor higher than ever. She II ..en-
terrain true friends on al dollar, and as
touish YOU with the new thought how u
tie happiness depends on money; Shell
make you love home, III you don't you 70
a brute, and teach y ou how topi'y Wills
YOU scorn poor fashionable society tina,
thinks itself rich aud vainly tries 10 think
itself happy.
Now, do not | pray, you, say any moro
Il can't afford loamarry. Go.hnd the lr"s
woman and you can. Throw away that
cigar burn up that sw itch cane. be sensi-
bio yourself, aud seek your wife in sen
sible way.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02
Eras Of Philosophy.

For every nge in man there is o cores.
ponding philosophy. The child appears
realist, for 1T is as much convinced Of its
own existence as of that OF apples and
pears. The youth assaulted by inward pas
sion Observes himself, and foresees that he
will become nm idealist. Next, man has
every reason TO become skeptic: he does
we'll in doubling whether the means which
he has chosen for his end are the best.
Before and in tho midst Of action every
thing inclines him to hold his judgement
in suspense, lest afterwards he should re
greet his choice. The grey-headed mon
confesses himselfa mystic, as he sees that
so much depends on chance; the unreas-
enable succeeds, the reasonable fails, for
tune and misfortune place themselves on q
par; SO it is, so it was; while great old age
qniets Itself in Him who is, who was, and
who will be- Goethe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02

TnE RccKY MoUSTAIss.--The United
States Geological Survey expedition hss
made u successful ascent Of some Of the
lofty peaks Of these gigantic mountains.
The range is said TO be equal to tho Alps
IN many respects. and. expect to excsl
them in oihers. There Is q vas'ness,
grandeur, q desolation far exceeding tho
Alpine range. Added 10 these character
istics, they found opportunities for hair
breadth escape equal to any other noun
tain pssses'in tho world.
Snow banks two hundred feet In depth,
glacier perpendicular rocks, and immense
planieaus OF snow that meet the heroic
traveller at intervals. Upon ono OF !"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02

LIFI's LAST SPARK.--A correspondent OF
the Norfolk journal has "no doubt Of tho
truth Of the following story, which hs
writes from Matthews Courthouse, Va;
"There appeared during ths,last momsnu
Of Mrs. Silla Sumors o strange phenoms
non and coincidence probably uuparAl'
leled. A few Of tho the neighbors vert
sitting in lower chamber where Ms
Summirs was confined to his bed wilh the
rheumatism. lie had his face towards
fire. Suddenly be asked them TO look in tho
fire and see ifthey seen anything remarka'
BILE. They looked, and oil At once uttered
NJ exclamation Of as,onishmen'i foc there
on the face Of a charred log was plainl.r
in letters OF fire tho namo Of Silla. All
watched ii in silence, some hoping, some
fearing its signi6cauce. Soon one letter
went out then another and another, I'LL
tho last, when suddenly something burst
in an upper chamber. Tho last spark OF
life in silla Summers went out with tho
last letter Of her name
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02

Spors ON THE Suy.--Astron omeres have
seen spots meye across the face Of the sun
much more rapidly than the solar spots.
They nre described as round, black and
sharply deiind. One was obs erved in Ger
many in 1919, one in France in 1870, 40
one in Eagland in 1852 Mr. J. II. Hind
conjectures that this maybe an sunknowA
planet, which exists at no great distance
from the sun, and from these previous Oh :
seryations he has calculated that II II -
such a planet, it will be vlsibleon the sua's
disc on tho oath Of March next. llc'thsre-
fore recommends that il be closely w'leh-
ed fer on that day, by asiron omers IN oil
parts OF the workl, in order 10 settle tina
question whether we have "brought infn
tho harness all the inferior planets that
exist,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02

Imagine on old negro sumbering, With
his feet pointing TO u glimnering fire.
Opens QUO eye and gets a glimpse Of the"
rs they stand in tho obscurity. Mistakes
thcm for two little negroes, and cries
Self fun fore me Y md .relapses int
sleep. After whilo opens the oshsr eye
and still seeing the intruders, says w
fun fore me, say | kick you in q
tire if you don't--r will shuah an
again he shores. His dreams not beina
pleasant no soon opens his eyes, and silt
seeing the little pests, he draws up ~,
foot for the threatened kick, but 70 alarm
cd to SEQ the enemy advance upon him, an
exclaims: ''Wha- war you comm u nov
lIumph, my own foot, by jollyr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02

One Of the greatest mechanical feais Of
the age will be proposed at the next SEES
sion Of Congress, viz; the raising Of the
General Posloilice building at Wa shington
city twenty feet and building new story
under. Those who are familiar with
Washington will recollect that this build
ing covers an entire square, and is OF the
most massive character. Buildi lgs Of mr.
ger extent have been lifted in Chicago, but
none ofequal weight. This operation will
be performed without disturbing the busi-
ness Of the Office or interfere in the least
with the ingress or egress Of visitors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02

A MAN WITHOUT AN ADvEErIsp
MENr.-Talk about woman with
out q baby, a man without : WIZ
u ship without ruddcr. What 4
the lack Of oach Of these individual
or things to that Of . man wi thod
an advertisements Ho is no pelcI
cuss, q "goncr in the community
Talk of being successful business
You might as we'll talk of ascondin|
to the moon on o creased moof
beam. People point at him on =
street, and say: 1poor Cassius III
a medn and hungry look" ltma
however, BIO cousoling TO him to r
fleet that when he dies no will
advertised at last, and gratuitousI
al that.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02
Prison Torturea.in, England Extra.
ordinary Statements Of Daniel Red.
ding, a Feaian Prisoner

Are the British convict prisons hells of
torture, crammcd with helpless victoms
and incarnate tends : Charles Roade, in
Never Too Late to Mend,h drew pictures
Of lie In English jails which curdRd with
borrow the blood Of the reader, but Charles
Readc, it was sand, exaggerated, and even
II his pictures were true twenty years ago
prison discipline since then has been sup
posed to have vastly improved, and at the
International Congress Of prison philan-
thropists held here last summer the Brit
ish prisons were represented ss models Of
perfection. But il some afiidaviis read
before the Court Of Queens Bench day bo-
fore yesterday be true--nay, ii enelenth
part Of them be true-thc English prisons
are worse than bells. What do you say Of
the conduct of prison physician who is
so "loyal" that he selects the political
prisoners under his charge and subjects
them to months Of exquisite torturo---tel-
ling them that their crimes against, the
Queen were not sufficiently punished by
their Imprisonment, but must be expiated
by additional suffering; who starve some
Of them; who orders b paralyzed man, who
is unable TO walk, to be dragged around
the exercise ground; who strips him of
all his o.olhing, places MN III punish
ment cell, ana has him oea'en WIN asian
leaving HIM there 10 he NAKED on the
stones for four hours; who burns him with
red-hot irons and pierces his legs with
heated needles; who blister his flesh until
il IL raw and then ties a galvaIic battery
TO the exposed nesh ana suoJects MIN TO
the intense pain OF repeated shocks
who pulls MN from MS wre'ched bed
ny me heeS ana diags MIN
over the stones, MS pieeuing head
shocking against inc rough hagS VINO
rigs nun up win harness oi ropes anu
JERKS nun ABOUT; VINO makes mo warders
toss him high III We AR ana lot MIN fal'
violently BACK, VINO himseit beats nun IN
tho stomach WIN sneh violence mat the
wretch vomils Diooui ana VINO, iailing TO
quiie XIII MN, turns nun out OF the prison
at the END oil his hve years suon wreck,
that the surgeon OF !he hcspital 70 which
he was removed teslihcs that, after three
months OF me most careful nursing, 10
can scarcely move or speak, GU say.
probably, that TINS Is al romance but 1t
is the substance OF solemn aihdavit made
by Daniel hedulhg, feniah prisoner,
| convicted III November, 1907, AZ Manches
ter, and sentenced 10 hye years imprlson-
meht, whicn ehaeu on inc =o'n OF ociooer
Last. The aihdavit was read, ms nave SAID
before the Court OF queen Dench IN sup
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02

pie Of this country are not all blind par
tisans nor ignorant punlIeheads. Every
honest man, to whatever party be may
belong, will no inspired with disgust
too deep for utterance, Aud the escaped
conyicts had rs well know that all the
whlewash in Congress wont conceal the
black and ugly spots which must rest lor-
ever upon their characters. The public
have convicted them, aud, 60 where they
may, the scorn and contempt OF an indig-
nant people will follow them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02
A CALL

We the undersigned hereby respectfully call n
mseting of tho Teachers of Dallas county 10 as
sembc in the court house. ut Dallas City, on SatNr-
dsy the I'D lust, Mt ten O'Clock a. M.
The OH act Of the meeting will lbs TO discuss the
situation of school matters in our midst, to inter
change with freedom our several views, and thus to
produce nnanimity of action Of teachers In the
pending educational crisis
Ciizcns aud the pro fe.sionti'ts ar5 invited to be
present. Respec tmlly,
Lancaster. Taxas, j. w. JACKSON.
Feb 9, 1913. +. SMITH.
n2-d2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02
NISSOLUTION,

NorlcH il hereby given that tho co-partnorship
heretofore existing between Walter aud William
Cardh, under the firm name OF w. Caruih & Bro,
is this day dssolv vi by mutual consent, aud tina /
tho said Walter Crnth aons ia authorized to set-
Ito the outstanding buSne,s of said Arm. lie may
be found at the law Office Off u Coughanour, In the
city Of Dallas on Monday and uiday OF each
week, until the 10th day OF March next, ready to
make and receive payments, after whiah time fur
Their Indulgence Will not be given this Feb H. 1877
WALTER CARuTH,
vlp2dwlm WILLIAM CARCTu,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02
NlFFY PER CENT. MADE ON
SAFE INVESTMENT

will sell my Store House, on Elm street, opposite
Block, Jett 4 Co.'S, next door 10 Darlington, Mar
Sails Co.'S, now occupied by NJ W ohl, aud rented
until October At one hundred dollars per month
in advance. Tho House Is 50 feet long by rs wido
lot 100 feet
VIII be sold for s. 800 cash It il IN tho heart
the business center Of Dallas and tho lot alono in
u short time will b0 worth tho purchase money.
5. " BLAKE.
App. te Messrs. JefIrios Terry or Block, Jet, Co
ng-dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-02

We are glad to be abba to inform our
readers that the legislature has chartered
a Railroad company to establish road
from Columbus, viz Bastrop, Austin and
Lampasses, to intersect the Southern Pa
cifc ut or near Eastlsnd county. This
will be IN important enterprise, and will
greatly benefit the people in oil this up
country. We hope the company will rap
idly organize and push the road to On
early coppletion.-Dipdtch.