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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

COSMOPOLITAN FRANoE.-The popula-
ton of France, consisting of 36, O0O, 600
persons, is more composite affair than
is commonly apprehended it is, indeed,
the rendezvous of a large number of
visitors and vagabonds from all parts of
the world. Alsatians and Lorrainers,
Americans, Englishmen, Belgians,
Italians, Spaniards, Russians, Poles
and Germans form the principal for
eign elements but there are, besides,
Dutch, Scandinavians, Austrians, Hum
garians, Turks, Greeks and Asiatics in
large numbers. which, deducted from
the gross population, would considera-
bly, reduce the national census-cer-
tainly over Brooklyn Argus.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04
TIE telegraph is making itself gen,

The telegraph is making itself gener-
ally useful, and has, in New York, been
sSd b y the t5a aysFs s9yosrs as it has sssn
of wires has been established under the
control of the Law Telegraph Company,
which communicate with the offices of
the prominent lawyers, and announce
the progress of the court business.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

A LARGE bald ca gle tried to carry off
a Little girl IN Erie county, N. Y, re-
Gently, but WIS frightened off.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

CHURCH, DIRECTORY.

German Methodist Episcopal Church Live
o'clock in the morning and half past seven
in the evening. G. Albrecht, pastor.
81. Matthews Episcopal ChurCh-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. ;. ID. Davenport,
Rector Sunday School at 9 am. Services
at l01a am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. Dir, W ,
+. Easterling, Pastor, Sunday School at 8
am; Services at IL n. m. and ~ p. IN, City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas
at IL A. NJ, and corner Young and Eryay
streets, Mt p. NJ. every Sabbath. Rev. Sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street NEW build
ing)-ReV. Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser
vices: Low mass, am; high mass, l01S M;
vespers, pm.
Christian Church-Elder r. NJ. Gano, Pastor
Services every Lords day at IL n. m, and ~
pm. Sabbath school at 81 am.
Missionary baptist Church--Patterson ave-
nue.. Kew. Abram Weaver, Pastor Sunday
school at So am. Services at 1917 am. and
So pm.
Presbyterian Church--Elm street. Rev A
P. smith. DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at lOh am. and pm. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at p.m.- Sabbath
school sabbath morning at O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Preaching eve-
ry sabbath at lO:D n, m. and d. m: class
meeting u M; song service 1:90 p. M; Sunday
school u. M; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings at O'Clock
Cumberland Presby tOrian Church-Jefferson
street. Sunday School at 81 am, Services
at ii o. m. and SIP. IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

IL h 10 he hoped that Bishop Garrett
recently assigned 10 This diocese by the
general conference OF tho Protestant
Episcopal church, may be induced 10
make his home In Dallas, 40 decided
an acquisition TO society In u gentle
man Of learning, plety and the hlgh-
cst breeding, could not but DO most de-
sirable,
Tho Reverend Father Chosen haa
been preaching u series Of eloquent
aud mastery dpcoursca here, which
have been listened 10 by large oongre'
CATIONS Of Interested people,
Colonel A, II. Belo, one Of the pro-
prletors Of the Galveston News, was
here yesterday, On route home after u
three months Jaunt IN tho north aud
west, much improved In health.
Harry Wheat ESD, son Of q, NJ
Wheat Esq, president Of the Board OF
Trade, II viii be seen 10y notice which
appears elsewhere, viii walt upon our
friends In the city aud solicit ndycr'
tlsoments aud subscriptions and Job
work for the HERALD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

A.. Dewal, Citw J, Y, Allen and lady
Lancaster u q felry Fort Neflli
Niles u. 4. liAkfr, fpn MgrllH D. ~
ieeper 81 Louis John Peck, baslnnr
Mass q. Wakefield, Bloomington, illi
q, No. CLANCY, ifpnlleU w, u, lilrksi
fiOnlieT q, lanshirks aud lady ilgl'
vert w D. Marshall, hnnlsi ", W,
l'uryear shelby ienni w y, Ma
lher, Denispnl j. a. liurknfr ~ Louis
~ 4, Wprleg ~ Louis Harry WhaHli
.OilY,
COsMOppMTAN linTn-l, w. Ter
maynp, William A, Lemmn, ~ lnnlei
NJ, Rasye, county, j, ~ lpshaWi
II, w, Russell, ], W, Gnrpui J, y iiin'
teE Kentucky ~, Lpckell, lekaa
II, q. barney, Shreveport y, II, Mad-
den, ihnmas lHnnad, kausasj N, ~
Nolan, New fOrll u, H. Hell ~
lOuis B i, Ced Columbus hAi
William j, Wagoner, lieaulprl, b. C,i
j, u, LAhail, Il, !, kpaldlngi ~ Lpilsi
q, D. blood, Corsleala,
CRuTpHFlFLp ilnusH-J, Is, Drag
gins, N. vi H. A, Jennings, eliy j,
u, Hlreeper, Mrs, j, u, hireeper Tex
arkana 4, u, hlnau Galveston Mrs,
II, A, spencer New Orleanll w. u
Murphy, Texas u, Is, Thomas,
lt II, Wills, Shreveport NJ, w. smith,
Jefferson, Texas,
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rmE 0GNEnAL MAnKEr.

quotations represent cash prices Tor large
lots, and are not applicable 10 small orders,
BACON Weak. CIoaraldoS, ldci shoulders,
llc,
BAGuiNG-Dull. rrloN range from l7E@
he, huppy small demand limited,
HuTlElt- Active, Country und western,
hnllg supply llmlled,
hlfleAWAA- FIRM, at HlWhO per pound,
CANDIDA S-Stnr dull ~ iinmlOc,
toFFEE-MnrltCt active plcuh ranging
from 2lma'c for Riui 40 Java Ia market OF
consequence,
CORN MEAls-AullV0ul OOpl 90 per hunhcl.
MllEAI-Dull ~ ~ cool w per hushol,
FLuult-Qululi good quality of mmily
NJ llum ~ ~ 90 ~ - per hunlrcd,
Edds-Actlyoi supply lights noll NJ 2s@
hRUlT- Ficah oranges tl.oulsinnn) per bar
rel, slii apples, slHl ~ per burrcli lemons,
iiNNIs-Mml,ct strong supply very lIm-
itpd NJ ld'Uc per pound.
lAY--Aolivo; by the wagon load $50 10
per tuni hnlCd, sl2 ON the truck,
NlDES-MArket llrmi DIV mint lbUlNAc
per poundi dry suited, llgo per poundi green,
70 per ponnligtoon Nallvd 30 per pnuhoi deof
stius, Boo Uc,
LAltD-But little in market tlcrce, lOiScG
tins, lSc; market dan VITA downward ton-
0NiS- Active at %, 30, i5c porbushcl,
ONlONs-Full largo aupplE prices range
from II 10 81 6Oper buShcl.
POTATOES Irish, Sl@l 80 per bushol
sweet potatoes, Zoe TO a w per bushcl de-
mnud active aud SUPPLY good,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ml grown aOci
young chickens, Pie oUch.
SALl-,Activc at from 81 10 TO o. 80 per
sack, and 50 iOa} 80 per barrel,
STARCH ii'm at &C., sdpply good
SuGAR--tair, ~ &C.; prime, llMc; choice,
Tie; coffee, l24c, powdered aud ctushod 1916
1lES-Firm; board ties, SIC; arrow, Dc.
TWlNE-A full supply Nt'ljc per pound.
ity,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12
Hotel Arrivals.

COMMERCIAL HoTEL-J. Musina,
New Orleans; James Peabody, Hous.
ton; Il. S. Martin, Tarrant; j. II. Hun
ter, Dallas, county; Il. Barewald, Mar
shall; john Pitman, Memphis; C. G..
Johnson, Memphis; II. NJ. Taylor,
Wetumpka, Alabama; Mrs. l.. Porter
and daughter, Owensville, Texas; Sher-
man Taylor, Wetumpka, Alabama; G.
H. Gardiner, City; r. p. Norman,
Springfield, Missouri; DIR. j. III. LaRue,
Salem, Kentucky; John Hamblin,
Mooresville, Missouri; James Holt,
Minnesota; S. J. Petit, st. Louis; G. l..
Freeman, st. Louis; Frank Pearce, st.
L. Sanders, Austin; III. w. Williams,
Arkansas; j. b. Wilmer, st. Louis; j.
r. Bowles, Cooper, Texas; II. Flowers,
Woodville, Kentucky; Joseph Sullivan,
Woodville, Kentucky; II. NJ. Turnage,
Atoka, Tennessee; J. c. Turnage, Alto
ka. Tennessee; J. II. MANAGE, Atoka,
Tennessee; J. w. Lawrence, Austin;
Il. A. DeBose, Arkansas; II. c. Mann,
Ennis; John Trammell; j. III. johnson,
Danville, Va, j. II. Pace, Danville,
Va; c. A. Raine, Danville, Va; LIB.
Allen, wife and two daughters and
servant, Waxahachie; T. r. Hill, Bre-
mond; A. Angus, Corsicana; w. L.
Hudson, Oak Grove; b. +. Hudson,
Oak Grove; n. s. Hudson, Oak Grove;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

the pistol, which was being eleanell
was aeeidenlly discharged lhe hall
striking and badly shallerlng The Knee
rendering ampulalion necessary lie
was removed "a the fort and the lee
amp lialed by the post surgeon on lhe
ith Instant tie failed inmlly rom
lhe shock, however and died The lpl'
lowing day 10 was iirsl known 10
ihe writer then a bookkeeper Ia lhe
employ Of lhe California ANA leAea
railway construction e0nptnyl 40
time keeper fur the well knoNn nrn
Of Rowe, Learning a por who had the
contract for laying the iron on the
Texas aud Pacific railroad Az Tie
tine of his death Mr., Wilkinson was
IN the employ Of the land department
Of the Texas aud Pacific railroad, aud
attached 10 General j, j, byrne's corps
of engineers, lie was long aud most
hyorably known 10 tho travelling pub
Ito aud our citizens generally In eon-
neetion with the Cosmopolitan hotel
Had he lived lac would have entered
upon fresh field Of popularity ~
clerk Of The han Jaelnto, with the
lessee Of which, Mr. Soils he was q
special fayorlte, Deceased was also
correspondent Of the New York Clip
per and Wilkes Spirit Of the Times,
and lao leaves many warm friends In
Dallas 10 whom he had epdeared hlm'
self by his genial aud nnwayerlng
courtesy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

Tom Taylol's stirring play, "rhe
Ticket of Leave Man." was the attrOc-
ton last night Mr. stevens achieved
fresh laurcls ~ "Bob Brierly,' II isa
part calculated to display hls scrlo'
comic and melodramatic versatility to
advantage. II may be regarded ~ one
Of his very best characters. Miss Car
lotto, as young "Willoughby,N was
quite inimtable, aud was quite swell
In the last act In her killing clothes.
The part of"Mrs. Wllloughby" was ad-
mirably given, and rs for "NlaY Ed
wards" that charming character was,
played with winning grace and pathos.
"Moss" was very clever bit Of acting,
and "IIaneshawn finished effort.
"Dollar' was very acceptably played,
too. Tonight, "Robert of w oodleigh.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

Rev. George Allen (coloredD, pastor
of this church and others of his con-
gregation, assisted by the eontribu-
tons of n number of our business men,
have succeeded in getting their build
ing under way towards completion.
The roof is now ON. The seats and
windows are yet wanting. A fair is to
be given by the congregation to enable
them TO raise the necessary means to
complete it, only about one hundred
dollars being required. The church is
in east Dallas, and when finished, will
afford ample accommodation for the
colored people of that denomination
to worship in. We are requested to.
return the thanks of the pastor and
elders to their white friends who have
so generously assisted them in their
work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

FlW ihaf Teras hn g.rsel iail nmnpi'
eaiipu Wiih ihe Whole rWnini H'elHis
should rfWfulsr NHf iia iHH.H 'iAas W
lhe West aaDm ila beef Hpl rHll pHl@
Imnlfn ilia fullnn BOSTON 90 Hi, lfiils Hlin
ali principal niln lH iHr h"lIfiin tas'.iN
aHa Miillf alHim. lH rHa"r iHH lliff'-
lpHi linuIna, Apa'ip. WHeh iinHi n.'''H'l
NHsHHlli IHn.rtN anI Hl nlN"i Nif4 NNN
ipFHapn coo llnl.lp4Ant sAaa ltilHHi lHNN
iis aDrnnfiif w'l HHIaIHn iNf Al iififN
llla elpiaH pl iHuHil iali HaiDa lno l~Nla.
AZ nnHisDn, Ipgaai e1nuiriilNl WaihNlill
iln Missouri kauAt Hnu ieRNs fhllNNi NNn
W Viniia, in thp Nation, 70 Junction infheN
Wilh ile Atlantic Hni fHe'ni lNlllNHNi pl
which Rll pas,fnsHr nfH r4rirl lNn'Nai
hpnihWrsi Missouri dlun 90 ~ l0uls WIN
oul change nj Gao ur, D. Gao passrnHffsn
dsirrs hp GAS, WhHu purchasing hls through
ticket, arrange " continue me- l"Nlhe}
through NiUila 81 ~ lAuls' pi WA} 81 nrlA-
lia ana ihe Missouri faeino NllrpAN' hnlh
NJ THESE roads helms under nnr management
equal facilities Hrp pnpn lu tho mNllrl ~
palHiial sleeping caia HlHsAnl NhF rnAfhrfi
quiek HAS nnd superior accommodations w
every kind, Tho trains NJ llirp ppiNpAllra
arrive ir ~, liuis Ia ample lline ln MAKE
connection win Hll roads lrAdlns cut i lhp
eily Particular Information win maps
lime gbles ETC., An he hadal lhe VailpNa
Through Ticket onloas M Texas, ~ Wy hd-
drfaaing John Howard, Texas Messenger
agent, ll0usi0n, Icgas,or q, A,foN, dpneim
Passenger Agent, ~ l0uis, Mn, WWlL
law hlaulga Of oyey description, iol' sale
aud pliuled ~ order NJ HIS 0iiieo'
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway

This pioneer line to Texas, having complete
ed their great iron bridge over the Missouri
river at Boonvllle, are enabled to offer still
better facilities for travel to the great North.
east. Hrt ftl
By special arrangement, Pullman's palace
sleeping cars will be run between Houston,
Hemustead, Hearne, Dallas, and points on
the line OF the Texas Central Railroad, to
Chicago and vt. Louis. without change of
cars to New York and the principal commer-
clal cities of the North aud East.
This line passes through delightful coun-
try; and, having been completed over year,
has smooth track, n well settled road-hed,
and are enabled to make quick time with
safety.
All passenger trains are fully equipped
with Miller's patent coupler and westing-
house air brake.
Our advice to the traveller from Texas Is, 10
ravel via the NJ. X. & r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

Ifyou don't believe this potentate is
terribly in earnest read this list OF par.
ties who have just been fined for not
having taken out their occupation tax
licenses
Patterson & Thomas, 81 20; Oben-
chain Il Childress, 81 20; l.. A. Botto,
81 20; l.. a. O'Brine, 81 20.
Neither the HERALD nor the Com
mercial have yet paid their licenses,
and the strong arm of the city law will
soon be reaching for them, and then
there will be a lively time of it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12
EIEs ANlkNHM n Oas..

500 Main street, have received
IL very ftgiIsWpply OF new books
consisting of the standard Hu.
thOrs la prose and poetry, tl,e
best and nmOSt approved light
literature, appropriate .juve-
nile reading. school books,
etc. etc, which they SELL very
cheap
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

III yOW want the finest and
cheapest books ever Brought to
Dallas, so 10 Franlslin az Co.'s,
50a Main street, where is the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock of books. sia-
tiOnery, wall paper, gold pens,
blank books, varieties, etc,
ever offered i'm this market,
which are selling on most ac-
cOmInOdating terms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12
CABINET FURNITURE.

Il have now la my shop, on
Cochran street, u ilrst-ciass cab
net iUrniture Workman. and
arm prepared 10 do AR kinds OG
repairing an make new furni-
turo To order. All my work VIII
be guaranteed Oi' the best, and
prices nS low as ANY.
A. w. MORTON, Undertakes.
Shop ora the c0rncr al Cochran
and CaVter streets.
o9l11w
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REED az LATlEIsOE,

viii sell tsie Educational series
Of school books at intrOdNctOr
rates AMID exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also IA full stock OF all other
school books, which they will
SELL ns low as tlac lowest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12
THE m6gas


Ara,sl eHd pfpaFilrf n Malta "a Dailss Fast
N|Nffi
hpdlrm mah auiym dAly 90 EA i4i
nrHHIiH no fi.u lu,
talllen malafiiye % s.n aHF deprrs
Hf f.ti "a 600.
lttm alid Pacific mal auiye "a s-ia m'
fmt NHlni hrniImInn Nn1 m
nHIl HuIfa rarril NnHinl Hi Wi h'-
psIia tan boz rNIIa4t Hlf Hllt
hauili 400 $40 Nauulfi lfHis n' HNI
1mi llll mailuuIfn lnWtr NrNa
nos HNl llilal Hi @ D. mi ifWia lNN0iH
lliulrlNf Nnl hHlNlilf 40 w ur
iifhuuHt Hood lpNul3l trlNl llliii MHn7
neli ana AlYaiadp mlillflalls MunNn} lnl
ihWnlny 40 a,nii N1ifHa "Wednesday ana
saturday nt IN a H,
Waraharhii mail arrives Monday, We'd
nrHily and Friday plhi Departs lnra-
dnY, lhWHlNY HuI saturday ~ "a anu ..,,
hflrnN. iiWUglls hi1lr ana Union hl-
mall aIliHh TUESDAY Thursday Nuh rhluil
DAY ~ n md dfpHuh Tuesday lhAialNy Ann
Saturday ail piN,
Alllnm lOnea, Postmaster y, D, ipnehl
Assistant fusinNhirii owen derry thlfl
ClnN W, -, Adams AlAlling pipIA liHuS
Aeihl, peliYpy plprlti y, A. brown, hpA plh'
trlnutnR lipFk,
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. sos Main Stree

No. 500 Main Street,
Is the number where cur
old friends and the public gem
orally will find us, with u full
stock OF books, paper OF all
kinds, stationery, wall paper,
paper bags. wrapping paper
for grOcers and merchants, cot
ton sainpling paper, etc. New
goods coming Ina at
REED a. EIATEaEsOP'S.
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NOTICE.

Sob work IL invariably paya-
Bile on delivery, and all tram
silent advertisements al The
time they are handed In Legal
al yertisemenis must also be-
paid Ia advance. These rules
will be strictly observed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

lfyou want the bosI hour made In Texas,
you cau mud II NJ Kroigs mlll My patrons
say they have gone 10 mill ton, twenty and
thirty years In Texas, but they have not yet
found the llour lnat win compare with that
produced ~ my mill,
wllmnke tcsl ~ TO my assertions with
any mill In fcXnH,
2lid8l CHRISTIAN KRElG,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
OITY az DALIAs.

MayOr-W, l., DHbell,
hNslneHf-M Ham N Johnson
Attorney NJ ililHm N, Edwards,
1rrasul0r-ilObr1 III, Wmi
AhrriiDT aud lullenlnr-lhNWuai ' heelnh'
MAIahHl -,lunius fDnf,
Bnpuiy Marahnl-lphn H. lhap,.
iulrrinHn-i, W, Spencer a, W, NILSSON
4, 81, tuuHli q, u, itluui, Samuel tihphi ~
ID, 4, Nichols, W, b, Morton, j, u, Elder D.
n llHmel, \, A, stewart hlephrn Hudson
tmUll Iuhlfn,
ilmlih unieer-nE NJ, A, Cornelius,
Amurmcu INST WHidl 10, ", iiuikrh, DOC
ii, C0ughah0ur, John NJ, Howell, lhlld
wurii A,I, liruhlHy, John owens, dos q
Mcdonnell, FnuliW wards H. bMetonhull
W, u, Young,
mo offices Of the various city officers nlt
az thrUitY ipUrlfpt hOuhp, Tie bOhll ui Al
deIWrp unset ln REGULAR session 40 me euNh'
oil rnnm over the market every Tuesday
niphL
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rnINapM N0nAIAN. NOyNNnEN b.
ron SALE,

nx residenee, easHeF i'aeiile avenue
sna ilenssen streets, enibraeiaE hai' .
biesh 90 ground, With y veil hhishe"
s.s'sioEy ana basement reeh'e"nrff''
buiidiHg, ana aii necessary n"''h"'"'
isKs, sie. A. eaTis applicant '"HS s''
mo. W. hMINDHLIh,
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DALIAs COUNTY.

District iuige--li, lialkadnl0, Dallas,
Criminal Court judge -hllas Hare hhef-
District Attorney l3d, q, bower DALLAS,
District uud cN,oliolO County tlprh-
AlrguudHr llHrWuui,
Deputy Cleiks-lt u, llnWlinR, Pierre NJ
Brown, william 4, llarwn0d,
khrTitl-lamth T., liurklry,
'paN Clerk W, l., Ncrnilli0n,
Deputy hhcrlhi-l, Ne tNnpmhi, Ihomnh
y, FLOYD, 1humna L, scott beverly scott,
John liuWpn,
BuiyNul l,nherr NJ, Cook,
lUnsnrol- MWtln V, Cole,
Cattle aud Hide nhpouiur-lh0mnH johns
JUSTICES OF TIM rEACB,
Precinct No, l-'john u. HcrIoot presiding
iuWlorl, ntllus,
Precinct No, 0-Churlcs Barker Cedar
llill,
iulldpp,
Precinct No, 6-Thomas y, Coates, Scyene
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Rooms 10 Lea.

Two or three elegant rooms TO lot 10 pNr
Ties desiring rooms md bonrd, NJ No. llll
Elm street, near city drug store, Also, u few
select day boNrdcw can ho accommodated,
nllInI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-12

Ne accounts against employees Ia iiie
Herald once viii be allowed la settle
meats with the oiiiee uniass an order
fsem ile Proprietor ~ given,
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mInehIey \ nIhreII

Desire 10 Inform Their friends aud the public
lhat they nro Rl tho old slaui prepared "a 10
al kluds nflin work, auu win have fail sup
ply NJ stoves ana tnware m three az four
weeks,
Dallas, Nnyemborii, ghllm
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HO7 Main street Is the place to find
the largest and cheapest stock OF
books, stationery, etc, in the wesi, for
10 is the street and EO. OF
PIERCE a. LHLE,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

., Large airy rooms to rent, furnished or un-
IuIniShed. Board by the day, week or
month. Clstern water. Convenient 10 hpsi.
ness Apply at the former residence of Ma.
lor Barkley, Commerce street, or at this
V"Ve' 233ilW
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lfyou want clean, sweet corn meal, holled
or uuhollrd, you viii nnd II ~ Krpiss
mill ahdli
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II you want cheer feed, Ia the way Of
crhhe1 corn, miNed with wheat ham ypu
can find II N Kroigs mil, ~ asa
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of Grove & Watt is this day dis.
tinuing the business, COLLECTING Inc deIts
and assuming the liabilities, and j. n. Watt
aa5s,,iir,ins' ID. T.. GROVE,
o@uiW j, n. WATT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Phoenix planning Mill.

-, have contracted for a complete outfit of
the heaviest and best machinery manufoe-
tured In the United States.
., me wnlstle 70 blow and everything to be
forfeit Of twenty-five dollars for every DAYS
detention. II II GitoVI}
23idtf - 49, b'
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NOrIOg no ADyEnTIsEns.

Hereafter all biiisf.r advertisements
Ia this paper VIII beeoiieeied monthly,
unless otherwise specified Ia contracts
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FARNI FOR RENT.
BOarders Wanted.

5000 board and lodging can be obtained,
by the day, week or month. at the pleasant
two-stofy residence, No. 228 Ross avenue. The
taoie supplied with the best the markets af-
, ,asl served promptly, 70 suit bust.
hess meh' 2O6dim
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SOGHE'1'aE S.
Masonic.

masonic,
DALLAS COMMANDERY Not Q, knights
rcmplar, viii meet at the Asylum In the city
of nnlllN, ON the iiral Thursday after the last
'"'"'''' >" '''" FRANK AUSTIN, u. G.
Ep, q. BowER, Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ Royal Arch
MnsnnN, meets ut the Chapter Rooms In the
city Of Dallas, ON the ilSt Monday In cuch
"'D'''' VINO, YOUNG, M.E.H.P,
HENRY Boil, Secretary.
.-.--.
TANNEHilI LODGE, No. %, 4. & a. NJ,
meets on the second and last Saturday oyen-
!ngs ofoach month, nt the Masonic Hall,
JOHN j. GOOD, W. NJ.
HENRY Bold, Secretary,
DALLAS LODGE, M az Il, y \, NJ,
meets on the FIRST Saturday cvoningof every
month, at its hail over WheQls store, on
Main street W, G, YOUNG, W. NJ.
4, ", NowllN, Secretary.
odd FClIOws.
RlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. -, |. o.
q, f., meets on the first ana thlrd Friday
nlghs Ia each month, at th $40 0dG FG,lq,%@',
NOISE KAHN, scnOc.
DALLAS LODGE No. II, 10. ., f, meets
on every "Wednesday night, at the odd Eel
lows Hall. Jas. Il. DAVIS, N, q.
n, f., W0iF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No - J.. o, o. T., meets
every Monday nightat odd Fellows hail.
IL. b MCCONNELL, n. q,
II, =. LYLE, Secretary.
GOOD TeutpIars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, /. o. G. T.,
meets every Saturday night NJ the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION S. RECORD, W. G. 4.
j. W, RECORD W. SECRETARY.
Patrons of Ssusbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, of the
Patrons 0t Husbandry, meets Mt Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the flrst and third Sat
urdays OF each month.
n. u. FRANK, Master.
ID. Il. BECKER, Secretary.
Hnigs,IS of E'ythias.
COEUR DE LEON LODGE, No. s, meet
every Tuesday evening. Il. 3. Seay, Past
Chancellor; h. Ward, Chancellor COmman-
der; T. NJ. Mlers, Vice Chancellor IL. =.
Probate; A, S. Jett Mosterof Exchequer; j. S.
Downs Iyaster of Finance; j, g. Leigh Keep
erof Records and Seals Cross, NJ, at A.
Britanic Society.
Tho Brltanic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In knights of Pythias
hall. ]. b. MUNDEE, President.
j, ii, RYAN, Secretary,
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