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How Yankee Editor Expects us tt
Make Fools of Ourselves.

from the Providence Journal
aseendancy Of the Democratic party in the
National Government would be substantially
a reconstruction on the principles that were
put down by the war. The African race
would be RENTED to acondilion little differ
ent in practice from that of slavery, and their
right of suffrage would be only so many
votes to their former masters and
their present oppressors, who, under
other laws and regulations, would
equally enjoy the fruits. of their
labor and equally control their action ;stbat
an Immediate demand would abe made, and
with force that could not be resisted, for
the refunding Of the c0tton-tax-not, of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
!. es1 NOVEMBER 9, 1874.
MORE NEW DRESS GOODS, IN EVERY
SHADE; sfAWLs, BEADED CLoAKs, &c.

SHADE; sHAWLs, BEADED cLoAKs, &c.
It. r. PRICE co.
have received within day or two, and Cd the way
more, tafs,.. a4sf4seszs-- ~
BLACK ALPAcAs ut so. 40, SO, and 60c, &c. !;
BLACK MoHAIR ALPAcAs-bargalns;
NAvY-BLUE SERGEs and DIAGoNALs: t
GREEN and BROWN SRRGEs and DIAGoNALs;
CAMEL's HAIR for PoioDaises, &C.;
PLAIDs for children;
sATT1NEs and PoPLIES at 90 and SOC. TO 81
NEW STRIPED and other SHAwLs;
BLACK LoSG and SQUARE SHAwLs;.
Elegant 8EADEp CLoAKs, MOURNING CLoAKS;
FELT and FLANNEL 5KIRTs-embroideTed;
Ladies' MEHINo SHIRTS aud DRAWERS;
Gentemen's III ERINo SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Boys and girls SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
COTTON and WOOL HALF-HosE;
CoTToS and WOOL LONG HOSE;
800 pieces NEW PRINTS, &c. no
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PEsNsyLyAslA.--The opinion. given BY the
best authorities is that the Democrats will
have the majority In the Pennsylvania LIE.
sisIafure. And General GRANT thinks that
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DEATHS.

Died. in this city. on the 7th of November, at 2
O'Clock =. NJ, after Il lDng and painful illness, at
his residence, No. 2409 Main stree I, ANDREW
Schultz.
His funeral will take place from st. Mary's Ger
man Catholic church THIS tMonoay) MORNING
ut O'Clock. His friends and acqnainIamces are re.
specially invited TO attend. and the members or
the German Club, st. Joseph S"ciely, ara the
Catholic beneficial Soriety, and also the German
Sick Association, Of which he w;ls a member. All
the members of these societies are rcspecfuily re-
questeG 10 meet at their hall at II O'Clock A. NJ.
i}y order of The President
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~ NOVEMBER 0, 1874.-T. X. PRICE
& co. have Just received New CLOTHS and CAssI-
MEREs. 6.4 DIAGONAL CLOTHS, Sd DIAGONAL
CASsBIEREs for boys, CoATISGS In all col0rs,
Black and Brown BEAVER CLOTHS, Blue Engiish
and French WATERPROOF; and grand snow OF
Virgil ala made Cassimeres, every grade, Soc to w
per yard; sheeings CottoBs, Towels, Irish Linens,
DaulaskS, PiaBo-toYers, y no
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AND CALISrHENICS.

PROFESSOR THOMAS V. CARR Eh :.
announces that classes are open for the saStSa
reception of scholars in the hall over Mes: rs.
Thoin"s K. Price & Co.'s, Main and Eleventh
streets, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY F.
TERNOONS for misses and masters, TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY EVENINGS for gentlemen. and at
Marshall " ard Clubhouse, Church Hill. on ] UES-
DAY AFTERNOONS and SATURDAY MORN
INGS at II O'Clock for misses and masters. and on
MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS for gen-
tlemcn.
Private instruction In classes or individually.
Fashionable dances Il speciaity. Oc 26-1m
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= EADINGS.

REV. A. n. GILBERT, Of Baltimore, will give
an entertainment In READINGS from POETRY
and PROSE, HUMOROUS ana PATHETIC, ut the
Third Presbyterian Tabernacle, Broad street be-
tween wenty. fifth and Tweniy-s,xih, MONDAY
kVaNING ut o'clock. Proceeds for the benefit
of Seyenth-Sirect Christian church.
Tickets, 25 cents. To be had at Cranes drug
store and at the door. 10 9-1t*
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HUMAN HAIRI HUMAN HAZE! at f.

n . NJ AN HAHN fIU IhN HEINZ HI II.
IL l.. CHANGERS, 627 BROAD STREET-l
would pcct fully cali the attention OF tie iidics
to n lot of HAIR | have ju;t received. containing
two hundred pounds. the cheapest ever imported
into Richmond; aud will for the next thirty days
gave the greatest Inducements ever offered 10 ladies
ia need oil human hlir goods. with many thanks
to my Gust ,mcrs for their most ibar l, encourage
mpiit since my st ,riug the manufacturing OF hu-
man hair goods, will 1T all times exert myself to
secure such bargains will enable III" To sell hui
man hair goods at prices unheard of before in this
city. Oc 12-lm
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Personal.

7 EFT THE PLANTERS HOTEL, 1896
IL Main street. Monday morning about 100
o'clock. SYLYE TER LINN RoON. about forty
years of age. He had pepper-anc->aIt suit
irCck Cortland wore on the left lapel If the vest
Masonic biuge. he WAS about $40 Ill height. III
cllned to stop. full beard and hare of hearing
had on 4 lJw-crownrd black hat with Stiff bri n.
ANY information left at the above-n .med hotel will
he Thankfully received by his trieGds.
Washington papers plea copy no 7-3lN
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gGUNAN.HAER GOODS. dc.
TIE OLDEST AND LARGEST
HUMAN-HAIR GOODS MANUFACTORY IN
THE CITY.

ESTABLISHED IN 1868.
ALWAYS on hand Il large stOck-more than
the iuiies OF Virginia can buy or Use In three
or four wears Hair goods at all prices. Hair
braids from Use. to $50 each prices for making
hradS. from soc. TO 81 frzettes. Der yard, from
80 to 75:. wigs from SO 70 S25: half.wgs from
SO toS1J; tollpee~ from IS 10 +12 These prices
are according to The quality of The goods and work.
All oher W rk done In proportion. X. FERRAN-
DIM Is The only practical hairdresSer In The city
Ailcr an experience Of tweEry-folr years in the
business he rau guarantee satisfaction. Fashions
for Embarrassing imported direct from Paris, with
hair and fancy goods and toi et articles, AZ r. rR
RANDINrs 6l3 81 ). and 8 Z Broad street. Look
for the store aud office, No. 6l3, before purchasing
eIse,yhrrr Oc 1o-lm
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RESTAURANTS.
sss,a,Me, sTAgTss,ssssy, &c.

DUMPS BANKRU iI,Tey. 7th edi,iop,
PORTs, vol; l., - 5rJ;5 FL md gs On FEE
INSURANCE.. $7.efJ sskDGW. ON. On, t.AM M.
AGhS ~ hO' @s,i.LAGE'S UNTIL, ST !, =
ACCIDENT II. SURGSCE. REPORTS, g vols. AT
$3.50; BENfe@I 4iaFIREINsuRA tAs stss,
5 vols, Ut Ss7.5O: ABB TITS UNITED STATES
DIG EST fnew editfonL 8 vols. at $3.50. All tue
new oor Ut 1918 Main street. 100, 80,
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State goes OF from The Republicans because
they 9 precipitnsely" denounced the "tntra
tefin.n Very probably.

TIE Cleveland Herald lRepublican} an
nounces another dam disaster in Massacfu'
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We are indebted to r. r. WALKER, Esq !,
Superintendent Of Public Printing. for his
annual report for.the fiscal year ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1874.
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A TTENTION I'D" COMPANY CAR \
II kINGTON QUA D).-Attend drill at You're
IA, mery, ccrner of Twelfth and Main streets. IH
MONDAY EVENING IT IA o'clock promptly. IL
After drill there will be an important meeting vi
The company for the election of officers. By order
OF Fuo 7-2tl LIEUTENANT X. VI. TAYLOR.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, HOWITZERS.- AK
n Meet at your armory THIS EVE GlAg9
Ming at O'Clock. in fatigue uniform, lasSESS
with .idc-arms for business and drill. ases,<a
BY order of Captain GARTER. -,
nnQ .1ik Il EOSHER. u. =.
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i DANCING ACADEMY. IN
LEVY BROTHERS HALL. corner Eleventh Il
and Main streets.
Ladies' misses, aud masters WEDNESDAY, and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at o'clock. Gentle
men: TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS at ;.
Glide, Pause, Boston, and al! the latest dances
taught Oc 20-1m
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Trucks GUARD, ATTENTlON.-s
N Meet III front of the c,istom-house, Bank q
street, TODAY al IL O'Clock, in iu dress uni Ky
form, armed and equipped, for Inspection and II
no 9.ltt r. A. PAUL, O. S.
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annual meeting of stock
~ holders of the RICHMOND, YORK RlVAE
Ard CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY
will be held at the Office OF the company in this city
on WEDNESDAY the 11th day OF November,
1874. 1T II NJ. w. Il. SMllH,
oc 26.2w Secretary and Treasurer
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NIOTiCE.-The taxpayers of Tuckahoe,
~ Brookland. Fairfeld, and Yarina townships
are hereby no flied that their State. county, aud
school tax will be ready for collection at the rca-
9Th to the 3Oth of NOV sMf3Ek inciu.ive. After
which time they pass by law into the hands OF the
township collectors with the addition Of tive per
cent WILLIAM III. shCGEUDrh.
no 7-tDel County Treasurer.
HAIR.-The ladies OF Broad Street Me-
II ,hodist church WIN continue their FAIR dur
ing this week, and have on hand for sale some
beauIifal FANCY ARTICLES: also REFRh Sill
MENTS OF eYerv kind, and hope to haze u call
from their friends,
OYSTERS served In every style. no e-4k
EOR RENT, GEgs
L one 6-octaye Pr ANo. w ~
Apply at II 8 Grace street. no 8-2ts
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sYCLE BROTHERS..
They are receiving new goods every day by express
and steamers from the northern cities and manufac-
tories, which enables them TO offer special induce
nen,s TO their friends and customers and the pub
lie generally.
ar,,rp, p.pc.trr TITAN TvER IN
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r SPECIAL NOTICE.

The place where you should go now to buy your
DRY GOODS
to save moneyis at
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ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Roam
OKE NAVIGATION COMPANY will he held In
South Boston. Va, on TUESDAY tie 17th day OF
next, al IL O'Clock ~ Nj.
L. IL. CARAHlSS.
oc 31-td Secretary.
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OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION Of AMERIcA,t
IT. LOUIS, October l 6, 1874.
NOTICE.-A meeting OF the members Of
~ the LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
will liz held at the Office OF the association. IN ST.
| ouis Mo-. on the TWELFTH DAY OF No
VrA!BftK, 1874. at 0 O'Clock In The morning, to
con! der ana take acdon unon certain proposed
amendments to TIE charter OF the Association.
By order OF the Beard of Directors.
H. W. HOUGH,
M oo.tSoy1O President.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTiCE.-The MEM &
ISl beers Of LCGE F'sANCAlSE. Nc. 53. TX
are reGn sted 10 attend Il stated meeting at "
Washington Hall, on Broad street, I HIS El r.
MING at 6 O'Clock Members Of sister CRY lo.ges
and transient brrhIeu in good shading arc irdier-
ually invited 10 attend. Ky order OF the ". NJ.
PETeRfiELD TRENT,
no9-1tk Secretary.
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GROCERIES,, sSc.

~-~~,--~.---,.-<@.,.[,-~~'--~>>>
DLACK TEA.
43 chests choicest OOLONG POWCHOSG TEA,
receiying-direct importation from Chna--ior sale
by DAVENPORT & MoENie.
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to save money is at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-02
Trinity Base Bau club.

The following report of the meeting
of the Trinity base ball club, at the
union ticket office, was handed us yes
terday:
The meeting was calledto order, and
Mr.. Wheelock elected chairman and
secretary pro tenn. The usual business
was gone through, and the object and
prospects of the club freely discussed.
a resolution was adopted that meet
ing he calledon next Wednesday night,
for the purpose of electing first aud
second nine for this season. 1t now be-
hooves those wishing to play to be pres
cnt at that time. Dallas has the mate
rial to make the champion club of the
state, and we hope our young men will
not rest until the champion ball and
club of the state Is in their hands
now held by the Galvestonians. A
game is called at 3 =. NJ. next Wednes
dday on the old college grounds, east
Dallas.
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Annual Examination Excrcises,

The Dallas Female college, Professor
Scales, principal, will commence its
annual examination to-day, conclud-
lug tomorrow, On Thursday and Fri
day evenings there will be musical
concert given by the scholars, inter-
spcrsed with the reading of compost
tons and declalming, with other fea-
lures. On Thursday evening at eight
o'clock Rev. n. Il. Easterly will de-
liver the annual literary address. On
Thursday morning ut ten O'Clock the
board OF trustees and visiting commit.
tee of the college will meet at the col
lege building. Patrons of the insti-
tute, the public and all teachers, are
cordially invited to be present.
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Boys Kip Brognns Sl2 GOALS % ., doz; Men ;.
do 81 j0@l5 % % do2; Women X heavy Peg Xii
sl2 OO@lS 20 Z, doA; Boys Kip Boots SIS O0a
80 90 y doz; Mems do $40 009lS ~ y doz
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

IT. Matthews Episcopal Church--Corner La.
mar ana Elm streets. Rev. ;. ID. Davenport
Rector. sunday school ut . am. Services
atlO's am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. Dr. W,
+. Easterling, Pastor. sunday School at .
am: Services ut IL n. m. and ~, p. m. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas,
at II \. NJ, and corner Young and Eryny
streets, nj Z p. NJ. every sabbath. Rev. sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Chnrch-Bryan street NEW build
ingl-lev. Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser
vices Low mass, am; high mass, lOis am;
veSpers, ip.m.
Christian Charch-Elder II. NJ. Gano, Pastor.
services every Lords day at II a. m, and -
pm. sabbath school at lS am.
Missionary baptist Chureh-Patterson ave-
nue. Rev. Abnim Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
school &C 81 am. services ut lli4 am. and
81 pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Preaching eve
~ sabbath evening at Odd Fellows hall at
100 o'clock.
Presbyterian Chureh-Elih street. Rev A
I. smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at lulS am. aud pm. Weekly PRAYER
meeting Wednesday at pm. sabbath
school Sabbath morning nj O'Clock.
Cumberland Presby terrain Chureh-Jefferson
street. Sunday School at 81 am. Services
at III u. ~. andS y. m.
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BrandlcS-Applc, 81 jot3 90; Peach, 81 75@
= ~; Cognuc, " 2iH7 20.
WhslIieS-Bourbon aud Rye, 81 75dS OO
Imitation bourbon, 81 IDOL "a.
Mincs-port and sherry, 81 50@3 w.
Roctihcd WhislIcy 81 l0dsi 10.
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Dnod npploh Vb lciLemOns, FbOX s9;OrnnRcs
"a box 30 NJ; Figs, new IS 10 ljc; Rnisins, IN
layers, q box, now a %; Dried currants,
q n $50; AmOnds, soft shell, d 10 Doe; Filberts
new q III 2Oci WalnulS, u h 2jc, Brazil nuts
tl N zoe; Peanuts, d 10 l2%c; Cr0nbeTies, %
bnrrcl slS Cocoanuts, N 100 $40 0OCel2 80; Fine
fancy candy, q II 2j@3Oci pecuns, " bushel
M
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of nalh At Dalln Port
0llff,

Arrival and Departure OF Aulh az Dall@ Fn'l'
Oillff,
Northern mail arrives duily al uiN Wi
deparla 40 hi.u 81 ili t.,t.
ioaihorn mail arrives 10 500 nmi departs
40 bill ~, .,t...... D..
Iexas ana Faoinc mail uuiyos az ll'lp m
DEPARTS ut in1 70 iu, t...
Nom Worth, WoathUi0h nnd lnrhHl"In
mail arrives except MuuuH}al hl ip Wi "''
pults Except suudHyM ut 7 nnl' ..t
bcuion aud Wise County l.tWlhtlif hNN
TdniB MINIS muiluuiFn Monday .M'NN 20
dan and Friday nt % y 100 dtphrA lu.HNN| q
Thursday aud Saturday ni a ~, ,,.,, ., ...
Clehulne, Hood County todni illlll hNnh
| nold aud Alynmd0 mai deWiis MnluNS hn2
/ Thursday at an, arrives "Wednesday ""N
Saturday AZ q ~, ,... ND
WaEahachlf mall arrives Monday, M'u'
nesday ana Friday NJ p,ind drphlih lu'a'
! dny, THURSDAY aud Saturday ~ "a AM ,,u
Acyenr linughts ht1rn ana Union Nv,
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday. hhh 0uul
| dag nj Y mi departs Tuesday, lhuIsdhy anu
| Saturday ~ PIN, ,.s
! William JONES, postmnsleT :, =. Jones
! Assistant Postmaster owen terry Ihl'
| ClnrlV W, -. Adams, Mailing tlrrk. llhliS
| Nelhl, Delivery Clrrki u, A, brown bon us
ribullng Clerk. ,n.
Persons having grievances against W.
ONCE On any account VIII please itpull W.,
fact In writing or In person 10 TIE nos'lNn''''
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ACROSrIC.
ny YOUR FRIEND W. II. X.

sweet ore the excellencics of thy youth.
Asfich as the treasures OF the vine;
i'lle slorious emblem of exalted truth,
Lives IN thy being so divine.
innOcehcy aud purity with thee dwell,
Ehrichen'd by every charm we love so well.
Heaven hath blessed thee with lavish hand
AMBITIOUS then, thou shouldst Ger be:
yes, learnings brightest gem, thou shouldst
command,
Nor stop this side Its richest destiny,
Encircled by these with power to subdue.
Sweet charmed life will BE secured for yon
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THE DAILY HERAID TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE ? 1874.

nal court The major viii he isslsted
In his travelling attentions 20 his I'M
fortunate charges, by his son Mac,
Deputy Sberllls Floyd and Bowen, A
safe and a jolly journey to you, gentle
men, aud a sound return To tho bosom
Of your family and the depths Of the
sheriff office,
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Facts are stubborn things. ANA can not he
gainSnyed. Such is the case with hIarsdcn's
pectoml Balm. II lisa fact that II has never
asthma, influenza and bronchial disease. 10
prove this statement 10 be u fact, hc has In
struclcd his agents Ia refund the amount in
any Instance where It fails 10 cure. For sale
by all druggists.
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OUR graceful and pretty little friend
is assured that it gives us exceptional
pleasure to publish the following. A
life so aureoled with blessingsas is hers
Is quite enough to give to the muse the
purest Transportation. Weheartily Join
the author in the sentiments of his
musical measures:
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CASH.

On aud after Monday, June !, we viii keep
no books, make no charges, and deliver no
goods unless paid for, Finding II extremely
dilhcult 10 collect m onthly bills, ANA such II
settle, isour reason for positively demanding
cnsh for what we sell. Parties. however good
for what they promise, need not send us
orders unless the cash ncconpanleslhes same,
FOR we would lose our trade by showing par
tlnlity. 90, BROWNE a CO.,
Dealers In 1nc liquors,
tOd2t Elm street, Dallas.
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tlour-EXun Family 50 5O@G 90; Choice
XNN s. 5000 y; Xxx q 7iGe5 %; Xxx 81 2jCs
| IA,
Bran, n 100 lbs, 81 "a,
Oats % lushcl Gt1975c.
Wheat per bushel, 81 10.
Corn, per bushol, 81 Goal 10.
Corn meal, per 30 MS, VI DIAL H.
Potalocs--rabIc 81 OO6lb ~.
Benns; White navy A 100 ibs 50 5O6t7 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-02

The Elan street merchant, has moved
TO the now store on Main street, next
TO the theatre, aud makes the iact
known In our columns to-day, by In
wiling every one 10 call aud 400 the
best lighted aud best ventilated store
room la Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-02

Although the duh season IL
setting in. the "Oid Reliable"
book and stationery house Of
Pierce AZ Lyle. continue 10 re-
ceiVe heavy invoices OF goods
I'm their line. Dallas IL growing
fast, but they keep ahead Of
her. and have about tiie largest
book store in the state.
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ATTENTION, MECHANICS {!

Twenty thousand dollars
worth 81 clothing. az cost, AT w.
q. Randall AZ Bros, Elm street.
Every working man i'm Dallas
should 20 there and buy,
thereby saving fifty per cent Of
your money. which IN no small
Item these hard times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-02

WE regret that the weather was such
ns to compel the posIponenlent Of the
salo Of Bryan street lots, yesterday
evening, as advertised by ur, The sale
Will come OF next saturday, June 9th,
n0lens V0lens.
JOIN nENnY nROWN n NENARLE.
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Jon wOnH.

We have The meiiiucs AMI ihe worh
mnn 90 do as good work. and NJ NJ
low rn,es. ~ ean be dome anywhere
and We mean 90 do u. hiring you'
Pine Jeb work 10 THE DAILY HER
ALD 0rPicE. Corner Of Main and
lamar streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-02

IL IL an OFT mootcd question, can Consump-
ZION be cureds The pros ana cons are
almost lnnumerable rs are the victims to
this fatal disease. On one ground all agree,
that MarSden's Pcctorai Balm VIII relieve
every case and cure majority. For sale by
all druggists
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SCltf
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Have You tried the new SIN.
tionery and paper firm. Elm
street, next 10 Wheat's. Reed IL
LathrOp will sell envelopes.
writing and wrapping paper,
and stout MANILA bags. ut NJ.
Louis prices.
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General business ls improving, Quotations
do not show much change, Bacon has adj
yanced nnd cOifee has declined slightlyprlnts
also show u slight decline In some lines.
our merchants have fall nnd complete stocks
laid down NJ low figures, aud purchases can
he made nj unusunl advantage. The follow.
Ink quotations represent regular Wholesale
prices. In iilllng smull orders, higher rates
viii have 10 ho pnldi
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We offer for sale our store at Granbury,
Texas, one doing more business tnan any
two houses In Hood county-all cash. The
business has always been and is now very
profitable. We have good fire proof house.
and n nice, well selected stock of goods. 1
want my brother to assist me here Is my
only reason fer selling.
y. u. BLAKE,
6Sdtf otClark. Bryan 4 Blake.
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Gold Pens, Blank Books. Etc.
The largest. most complete
ana elegant stock Of gold pens,
blank books. stationery, bibles,
Sunday school literature, inks.
pocket books. bankers eases.
feather busters. picture frames.
albums, pocket cutlery and crO-
quet sets i'm Dallas, IL AT Frank.
lin's book store, Main street.
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An elegant new ArIOn piano
for sale AT cost ana carriage.
which IN aI7J less than mnm-
UinctUrcs' price. This IN u bar
gain NOT found every day.
PIERCE AZ E.YLE.
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Apprentlecd 10 ,he State.

Our efficient and courteous sheriff,
Major Barkley, leaves this morning for
Huntsville with fourteen prisoners
sentenced at the last term Of the criml-
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Reed a. Lati,rop. Elm street.
next TO Wheai's, have paper
bags. straw and MANILA paper,
at ~. Louis prices.
2ldlm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE..

MAYORS OFFICE,
-, Olrf OF DALLAS, May >, 1871,
an persons having scrip, bonds or Other
MI i"s,'ces OF Indebtedness against the city OF
D'''i'N, arc hereby notified in obedience TO a
s.So'uuoh OF the city council, passed ON the
INST o'V OF May, lS7i, to present the came Il
sme ely Secretary for registration. before ts
Gun day of Juhe, 1874, ~ 'f''
-,,,, w. L. CABELL,
Mayor.