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The Grange advance., 1874-01-14
The Farmer Governor Of Wisconsin,,

One Of the most interesting events OF the
s. Farmer Governor' Of Wisconsin, and the
other newly elected State officers. An un-
usually large number of persons from differ
ent parts of the State were present, but
all the ceremonies were Of the simplest
kind and well bettting the occasion and the
circumstances. After he was sworn in,
Governor Taylor remained in private con-
sultation with Ex-Governor Washburn for a
few moments, although the Executive Cham
Der was perfectly crowded with men of every
class and profession waiting anxiously to
grasp the brawny hand that has just left
the plow. to seize the helm Of State. At
length Governor Washburn said aloud,
"Gcvernor, | wish you much success. |
sec here many friends eager to meet you
with congratulations. Good day, SIR
The crowd then made rush for the re
form Governor, whose hands were out
stretched to all. Politician and street la
and mechanic, I'LL met with like recep-
ton There was no precedence, and no
favorites. There were men present who
had never before dared to darken the doors
OF the department., and their rough, un-
shapen, home-spun blouses rubbed against
the finest broaoclotk OF the latest cut. The
formal: stiff, and polished customs Of former
occasions were forgotten: and men of every
station and vocation in life met upon the
great platform Of the universal brother
hood Of man.
This must surely have been day long
to be remembered by every one who was
present The farmers of Minnesota send
fraternal greeting and God-speed to their
brother in the gubernatorial chair of the
great commonwealth of Wisconsin,.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Senator Sumner was sixty-three years
old on Friday the I'd inst. May age sit
lightly upon, and time deal tenderly with
the Aohlest Roman of them all
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heavy zinc covered door from the cnpola.
We tried it and had the miller with us at
that, and if friend Veeder had not come to
the rescue this local might never have been
written. We thought that of necessity We
should be compelled to obey the scripture
injunction. "L.t hin, tha; is upon the
housetop nor come down"
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14
Advertising Rates.

Special notices in editorial columns. % cents per
line.
Cash before insertion for all advertisements for
month or less, and invariably in advance unless
special arrangements made.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14

Caleb Gushing was appointed uy the
Prcsiaen; minister 10 Spain i'll the place of
Gen. Sickles. L few days ago, and the APP
point:nent was 'luiy confirmed by the Sen
ate. Bat 10, the wheel OF fortune took
another turn and Caleb isn't going 10 Spain
as much as lie was. Attorney General
Williams, lately appointed Chief Justice by
the President, seeing that his nomination
would not be confirmed by the Senate, re-
questcd the President to Withdraw his
name, which the President at once did and
just as the new minister to he new repu!,-
lie was packing up his t.ud:, and perhaps
making up his little speech which he would
deliver to Mr.. Serrano. the new President,
he was informed that lie had been appoint
ed Chief Justice Of the United States His
confirmation is almost certain and althoug Oh
he is already beyond the age at which Jus
tces Of the Supreme Court may retire. lie
will in all probability do good service tor
many years. This is q good nomination.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14

Subscriptions to The GRANGE ADVANCE
still keep pouring in: Friends. VIC cannot
express our obligations TO y.,1 for your no
bic efforts in our behalf, and the only re-
enumeration we can make you. is TO use
every effort at Our command to make this
paper one Of which every Patron in the land
may b" justly proud. "" are also I'M
der obligations 10 the pres % the St.e'r for
their generous and favorable receptions of
the new paper. We do not say it in any
boastful or vain glorious spirit. for the
merit is due to our friends rather than TO
ourselves. but we arc now satisfied at
before THE GRANGE ADVANCE will nave
celebrated the first anniversary Of It's birth
day it will he the leading weekly paper in
the State Of Minnesota, at least so far as
the number Of its subscribers is concern
ell. And why not: The PATRONS Of this
State should make and are able to make,
their paper the very best one in the State.
Let none lag in the good work. Forward
is the word
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14

While travelling through the country the
| other day VIC called on tommissi ioner
Swante Anderson, at is farm. Mr. An
derson is one Of our prosperous !ar.ne1s
He commenced in 1860 with nothing: he
now has $40 acres Of land largely uu,ler
cultivation. y large, nice i,ousr ani
good barn. with plenty OF goo; horses and
stock, and how has he made it He saws
that he has work ed. hard but we do not be-
lieve tLis i ali In conversation he said
he always made :. practice CT plowing his
land deep. That lie KEEP; his stables clean,
and he,lieu mis- horses and stock with
straw clean and dry enough almost for d
man to sleep in. that he saved the cleanings
from his stables and hauled the same out
on his lands. and we believe that this care
and good sense carried out into all the 9TH
cr little d"taiis of farming is VIVA; has
made him prosperous.
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Barrels for preserving meat should
be sweet. IF old they should be cleaned
with potash or lime water. ,.r~>-2- H.;
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If you wish to know how it seems to
be shut on fiat rooted building, seventy
hve feet high, in cold day, with no way of
coming down, try view from the top of
the Red Wing Mills, and never mind the
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14

Duluth has a "London lddhon;' now
balanced mind that the '' Zenith City of
the Unsaltel Seas would in time swallow
up everything outside Of it, and as she
has already engulfcd the mighty metropolis
of the Thames, the millennium may be ex-
pected at any time.
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Seventy six new subscribers to TIE
GRANGE ADVANCE last week We have
never had less than fifty and frequently
over one hundred per week Roll up the
lists, friends.
Let them in.
let them n poetry
Let the subscribers come in.
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The Red Wing Mills remembered our
sanctum with some Of their new -four last
week that was as white as the driven snow.
and when baked into bread melted away
almost as quickly as snow, but it left a
pleasant sensation on the palate. Our folks
say they never before saw such delightful
-four II vuS good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-12
The baptist Conventionites.

AT an informal meeting held at the
law Office Of Major II. Il. Burks, yester-
day afternoon, with Mayor Cabell in
the chair, the following gentlemen, j.
l.. Miller, Z. b. Sheldon and - An
derson, were appointed to meet the
Baptist excurtionists who will reach
the city this afternoon, and with the
city council escort them to Fields
theater, where the mayor will receive
them in all address of welcome. After
the ceremonies of the reception are
over, the members of the convention
will organize themselves into deliber-
alive body for the discussion ofquestions
on education, and the removal Of the
Baptist University of Greenville, South
Carolina, to this city. The proceed
ings of this convention will be Of great
interest as well AS Importance to our
city, aud the educational status Of the
entire state, and as many Of our citi-
zens as possible should be in attend
ance.
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Moinus M Corsicann.

The Cosmopolites visitation 10 and
performance al Corslcana was signal
success, both socially and in point of
entertainment. The company speak
In the warmest terms Of the reception
extended them by the grand-hearted
people or that young and charming
city, and II Is their intention, In few
weeks, 10 again visit them aud give II
performance for the benefit Of new
church, Baptist, we believe, which IL
partly completed. For especial courte-
sles, the Cosmopolltes desire TO return
thanks TO the following ladies aud
gentlemen; Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Wat
klns, wife Of Branch Watkins, one OF
the cotton aud hide princes of north
ern 'rexas, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Allen; also to Messrs. Garraty, Huey u
Co., bankers, Il. w. Pells, Esq, deputy
postmaster, the gallant and whole
souled deputy sheriff, Morse, and
Messrs. Wilcox, Ga-nett Il Woods.
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The proprietor of this paper desires
to return his thanks to Mr.. Grill Miller,
through the enterprising house Of
Messrs. Obenchain & Childress, for a
sack of the popular and elegant "Swan
Down" brand of -four. The local
editor was handed plate of rolls made
of this -four q few evenings ago, and
so beautifully white were they that he
fancied some ocular assembling was
attempted upon him, and he declined
them at first, with the remark that
preserved snow balls couldn't be palmed
upon him for rolls. He was suddenly
undeceived, however, and confesses, as
the proprietor of the Herald will UNI
questionably, after testing this brand,
that 1t has lew equals.
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Mayor CabeII's Court.

Conner Concreed, he couldn't to
save his soul keep up under his last
drink, and SO laid down with the sky
for sheet; 50 and costs.
Theodore Casio prided himself on
his carrying weight, but he took just
that one more drop which asphyxiated
him, and u peeler found him holding
on the street under the impression that
1t was ships bottom; 50 and costs.
John Ryan was a Caesar of the bot
tie, but at length found one which
turned out his Brutus, a stab from
which dropped him like log; 50 and
costs.
Thomas Singer was too discordant
as singer, little ''jangled and out of
tune;" s. and costs.
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THE DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 70, 1874.

man entered the STORE Of II. irin y Iiro., Oh
Elm street, lvf lht purpose oI buying y hhi,
A hal was shown him, bargained and sold
lOr HE amount ofsa a. Afterwards the same
party dfsirrd 10 see q pair oI boots, whlGh LIE
thought he could net IN The bargain. tbs
man naming himself afterwards hfAnden.
burg, then paid ior the purchased hat, nnd
when our clerk refnSel 10 give him pair Of
boots In the bargain, tried 10 help himself 10
Them Our clerk consequently relieved Mf.
Brahdenburg ~ the boots, took hold VI
him and delivered H. over 20 an onieer.
bfhndenbufg, we presume, win the aid OF
his sble counsel, Colonel stemmOns, changed
the lace OF the matter and brought q suit
against ~ before his honor, tho mayor.
We only wish 10 state that we have been
here for nearly Two years, and doing bnsi'
ness IN This city, aud our aim always has
been ana IL 10 please our patrons and 10 deal
iair and upright. The liberal patronage Of
part OF our best citizens ana farmers, with
which We are honorcd, shows That we are
fair dealers. and we hope that the CONNER.
cial's slnnder0us article, when compared
with our statement, will convince the public
that we have acted In the same manner IN
every other merchant would do-.protect his
own. II. BitlN h BRO.
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keen.ly Relished

Was the information, yesterday, that
Colonel w. H. Keene, of the hale and
lllstrous firm of Messrs. Keene & Mich
OILS, had returned home Sunday sound
as the presidents veto on initiation.
Colonel Keene's absence has been of
several weeks duration, in which time
he has had occasion to run over a wide
stretch of country, but failed to dis.
cover another such a growing and
prosperous city as Dallas. We thank
the gentleman for late Cincinnati
papers.
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On next Wednesday and Thursday
this unrivaled combination of ballet,
acrobatic, dramatic and minstrel tai
ent will appear in this city, giving u
programme of remarkable variety and
attractiyeness. The members of this
troupe are known the country over as
among the leaders of their profession,
and from the comments of the press in
the various places where they have APP
peared, we believe our citizens will be
highly entertained by their perform
ances,
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Accident.

AS Mr.. Louis Pratt, connected with
the dry goods house of Mr.. Wohl, was
coming down Lamar street, towards
Main, about eight O'Clock last night,
he fell in the excavation of the founda-
ton of Messrs. Marsalis & Underwood's
new building, receiving in the fall sew
eral severe cuts on his head, besides
fracturing a joint of one of his fingers.
This casualty should be sufficient, we
think, to admonish builders to cover
up such dangerous openings, after
working hours.
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Pierce a. Lyle keep every
thing in the musical line, from
n five cent jews harp up to a
$1,000 piano. Sheet music not
found In our stock, we will Or
der promptly and receive IL In
81 few days. Always OH hand the
finest. imported strings that can
be found in New York.
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To Property Holders.

We are beset with applications by persons
wishing to rent houses. II owners will bring
their keys to us, with terms, etc, we can rent
their houses. We decline advertising houses
Till we hold the keys, as some men shirk the
honorable obligation OF paying the mere pit
lance charged for finding tenants. We have
been several times swindled In that way, and
decline repetition of the game. Several
have sneakingly taken advantage of our adj
vertisements and rented their own houses
without even Offering remuneration for our
outlay TO the printers. Act squarely with us
and we win do the same with you.
JOHN HENRY BROWN a VENABLE.
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A meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Dallas Real Estate and
Building Association II called
for Saturday. the 10th Of May,
at eight o'clock u. NJ, at Fields
Theater. for the transaction OF
important business.
by order Of the directors.
Il. II. BARRY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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DO 10 kingdon's!
7stllw

A word OF consolation 10 all who suffer from
disease OF the lungs. Marsdens Pecioral
Balm has been tried In nearly million cases,
always giving relief, and Ia the majority OF
instances efectlng cure. As each bottle liz
accompanied with guarantee, sufferers may
rest assured OF the results. For sale by all
druggists.
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The Special Eveuinw session.

To continue until June 20, was sue
cessfully inaugurated with a good at
tendance, in the hall of the Common
wealth college, last evening. All who
expect to become identified with the
business interests ofthis country should
at once join the classes in our business
college.
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7siiw

All persons engaged aud transactlng bust.
ness Ia this city, without having taken out
their occupation tax, are hereby notified that
unless the same is paid within ten days afler
the publication OF this notice, the penalty
attached 10 the same viii be rigldly enforced
]. Il. BARKLEY,
7sdl0d Sheriff Dallas county.
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Have you tried the new sta
tiOnery and paper firm, Elm
street. next to Wheat's. Reed IL
LatllrOp will sell envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper,
and stout MANILA bags, ut st.
Louis prices.
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Gold Pens, Blank Books, Eft

Gold Pens, Blank Books, Etc.
The largest. most complete
and elegant stock Of gold pens,
blank books, stationery, bibles,
Sunday school literature, inks,
pocket books, bankers cases,
feather busters, picture frames,
albums. pocket cutlery and cro-
quet sets In Dallas, is at Frank
Inns book store, Main street.
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JON WORK.

We have the facilities and the work
men % do IN good work, and NJ M
low rates, as can be done anywhere
ana We mean 20 do u. Hiring yonr
Pine Jsb work ioTHE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner Of Main and
Lamar streets.
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Reed Il LathrOp, Elm street.
next to Wheat's. have paper
bags, straw and MANILA paper,
at st. Louis prices.
Mltm
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We havejust receiveda splen-
did assortment Of new publica-
tiOns from New York and Phila-
delphia publishers. Other In
voices TO follow.
PIERCE e. LYLE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PARTNER WANTED.

Either active or silent, with q cash capital
of ten thousand dollars, n business whose
prosperity will be made manifest To the APP
pltcant-a business perfectly established.
The best OF references given and required.
Without the capital named, 1t is needless to
apply. For Information call on
JOHN HENRY BROWN & vENABLE.
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Town Lots for sale.

business street of the town OF Hutchins, on
The Central Railroad, in Dallas county, for
sale at low prices. Apply u
JOHN w. SWINDELLS,
Jyl5dtf Herald ONCE.
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Too Ugly to Hiss.

The truth is, that lady has only lost her
beauty by continued i'll health, but just wait
till she uses two or three bottles of English
Female Bitters, and your opinion will I'M
dergo q slight change.
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English Female Bitters, that famous female
medicine, has become Il by-w ord among our
people, and many relieved ladies bless DR..
Dromgoole for It's Introduction.
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A Rare Chance,

We offer for sale our store at Granbury,
Texas, one doing more business than any
twoShouses in Hood county-all cash. The
business has always been and is now very
profitable. We have good fire proof house,
and nice, well selected stock Of goods.
want my brother to assist me here is my
only reason fer selling.
s.. ID. BLAKE,
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hre""S'""S nv" er""'
flour-Extra Family ~ O,6 %; choice
xxN - oso ~ NAN u 7ogS w AN " 300
bran, y 100 lbs, 81 q.
V yn Y nushvl H,Y, ~ =
,n ru", poi husmn' M IA
earn earn men, pss pu nsr "a M si a5%i "a.
noans, Wbi in navy y, y n I,,o As 81 boa7 90.
groceries
Bacon; Clearsides NO; Breakfast lf-c;
Hams, canvassed, liGl7c; Hams, sugar-cured,
l5c q
Prime zoe, Choice zoe; Golden syrup zoe, SilVri
DTlps 800; ,,...,, 80, ,,a,,.',n. y.,,,. re-.
Prime il lSc; Choice re; Yellow clarified l2c;
Willie CHARMED l8c;POwdered 5cCrushed lih.
Fish (MackercD; No. /, hall barrels slO No.
Tobacco, Der il, y0assc' w. -''' = no y "
.an... nm, "a.
"' -" .'"'
Rio, common, sc; Fair 70 good, Sci Prime
70 choice, zoe; U. u. Java, dAci Tea, per 10, S1
81 w.
Fruits. Nuts and Coufectioueries.
,a,,as I.,.a.,,, ~ ha,.oI o. oao,o oo, MI,
a App.cH fs,uem how 60 - n yvsg op raj ws'ea
~ ~ ta hee,ui LII, " IA 70 oo ~ pOiaaiB
poA % - rs' Daw W.. -Dui h'' n,rrn ~
layers box, new ) r. vi Dried onrT rnn
zanie, 40 new ioci i9i lii prnnGs new
a n anc. Wain"t s =. N RralIi uu,s
INV " ~ w, !" $3.50 " ,, i."'S
10 l3c; peanuts, 10 il,Ici u nal,9 y!
1ncy c si, = n $500. wv ~ Pccags ~ 5nshnl
"a saah nG cahuy' ~oY''c' rec"hS' o"Shei
l" W. nrvn ooas
Prints: Merrlmac lOc; Ancona Toe; Glouces.
ter Zoe; Simpson Mourning l0c; Sheppard
llalas iVc; LINKS ma pmrPies ioe' Sayuuutut .
Colnmhian Nc. ienoire 7i%c, Hone li,c' W.
pioncheI Sheetinp and Sllirtinps. Fruit of
the Inom i,,s,c, Dwioht Stnr l6cs Grammar
',
10. New MARKET zoe: Canoe 7c' |A>'
lawns and Percaies: From i2h 10 2Oc.
CnmbrIcs, siSml2I%c.
CLARK u o. n. N Spool Cotton. 72c
Citv Nils ~ ISiIn. Satan,o "a De- i,iar Rivnr
iiLc; Laclede b lie; Boot Il II I2Tc; Mas.
sacii,setts a lie. Central Mills nc. BeiforJ
ac. Emnires "a Tsc' "1s'' Observation-Disclosures %
uaavr Rrown thrills and Dpcl,. tranit..
villa brown Drills iic. PepperIli'Rio Drills lac.
| plymouth Rock lac: Ravens Duck 22i%c: sumo,
rior Dmck Die: Howard Duck g2c. Savage
nucr 95i1n. coIoraJ n,ct SO oA --'' ''"'"so
Brown and Blue Denims: Oakland l5c;
| Boston l5c; Haymakers Ice; Otis AKA DC.
Ticking: Ocenn lie; Princeton l2iac; Hous-
ton City Mills Nc; Conestoga & A &c; Con-
improved 33c; John A Ciark's X 20c; John g..
| Clark's Xxx 25c.
Cotton Plaids and Stripes: Magnolia l21ac;
Toledo lie; Alabama l5c; Augusta l414c; Amer
ICE: CiH Clark + Extra Heavy, Zoe. s'' '''''''
Heavy Cottonades: Wiliiamsyille ls1lc.
New Orleans Gamlet Jeans DC; Lynchburg
S.; Plough, Loom and Anvil SOC.
Drugs.
A,cobo, "a gol 50 o.. tium Comphor "A N Coo.
Chloroform 81 IS; Gum opium s9it $40 5O@ll 90;
Indigo, hest d ID 81 75Oa3 10; Magnesia d NJ 5O
| nd n ynl IN.
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The Commercial of yesterday, In an arti
Gle headed "BraEdenburg vs. Brn ct All -
without doing justice TO the other party,
The facf II that on Thursday afternoon
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MARRIED.

ROBERTS-GASS-Att the residence Of the
brides mother, In Rockwell Texas, on Tues
day, May ., 1874, by Rev. John McCurry, Mr..
John W. Roberts, OF Dallas, and Miss Mamie
Gass, Of the former place.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFicE ~ THR DALLAS HFRALn,
May II, ls'i, !
THE GENERAL MARKET.

business continues fair. our merchants
have full aud complete stocks laid down az
low figures, and purchases can be made at
unusual advantage. The following quota
tons represent regular wholesale prices In
Milling small orders, higher rates will have 10
be Daid
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Sign of the Rig Red Hat.

Ifdie you must. always use the best-whlch
is Bineaud's Lightning hair dye.
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Sign Of the Rig Red Hat.


Hamilton II Co., are prepared to ventilate,
clean, dress and repair hats. 7td4t
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For Sala.

Three good residences in this city. lmme-
diate possession given.
l59-dtf STEAGALL & co.
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Says the health officer. Buy your disinlect-
ants from
7islm II. G HOSKINS,
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The well known property known as the
"Crutchheld House,"

n the city Of Dallas, Is offered at private
ale. For terms, inquire OF
aEO. W. BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUTCHFIELD
Dallas. Nov. q. 1873. 2iGdtf
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$500 Reward (.

Board at Kingdoms 81 70 per week.
7Sdlw
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LAND TO LEASE
FOR LUMBER YARDS

have three tracts of land on Elm street,
very near the Pacific railroad, the best i0c sa,
tons I'm the city for lumber yards. WIN
lease them for one or two years.
1Gdet HAYWOOD SHEPHERD.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Arrival and Departure OF Trains at
Dallas.
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A BARGAIN {!

One of the pleasantest residences in Dallas
will be offered this week at about half its
value for cash, by
72dlw CUMMINS & DUNCAN.
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LOCAL NEWS
The Olnclal Paper OF the City

.. n. pAmrmoIow. Ia-al naI'or.
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