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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25
GONE UP.
The Nashville Expeditions 10 BE Dis
continued.

The Nashville Expeditions 10 BE Dis
continued.
The Executive Committee Of the Nash
vile Industrial Exposition, finding that it
wOuld not be advisable TO longer continue
their annual EXpOSitioBs, at late meeting
instructed their Finance Committee to
close up the business, and 10 sell the build
ing and fixtures. In compliance with said
Instructions, the following report was pre-
sented;
To the Finarco Committee of the Nashville In
tts;ral Exposition:
NASHVILLE, Jan. -, 1SI4.-Gentlemen:
At a meeting OF the Executive Committee
held Yesterday on Exposition business a
full discussion was had and l was instrUc-
ted to call your attention to resolutions OF
this board passed at regular meeting III
March of 1873, detailing the duties Of the
Finance Committee rs follows:
"Eesolved. That at the close CT the EN-
pasition of 1873. if no other organization is
effected TO continue the enterprise in the
interest Of the. State and city, the
Finance Committee are authorized
10 advertise the buildings and all the fix
lures belonging TO the same and sell to the
highest bidder for cash, and should the pro
ceeds Of sale be insufficient to pay all
claims against the Exposition, the Finance
Committee are further authorized TO take
the .loan notes" given % the Finance Com
mittee as guarantee funi and levy pro
rata assessment sufficient to cover all la
bjlities as provided for in the face Of said
notes. and then Pay the entire indebtedness
Of the Exposition
The Executive Committee therefore in
struct YOU to proceed to perform your duties
under said resolution.
This committee have delayed Issuing
these instructions, hoping that some salts
sactorv arrangements would be made 10
continue this important enterprise, anu
certainly fuller Development OF our re
sources Should be made, but the indifer-
ence manifested by the public generally in
this matter seems to proclaim the end oil
the Exposition.
By order Of the Executive Board.
Respectfully yours,
NM. STOCKELL, PreSt.
r. A. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
Our readers will regret 10 learn that the
disseminating Of oar Expeditions has been
found necessary. They have been of i'm
mense practical benefit TO Nashville, and
the hearty thanks of the people Of the en-
tire State are due lis managers for the
very successful manner in which they lave
discharged their responsibilities
Due notice will be given Of the sale Of
the property.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

IT is a notorious fact that men who essay
10 manage the opinions of the world, inva-
riably neslec, their domestic affairs; and
allow them to run to ruin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

st. Charles Hotel, newly reftted with
ladies' aid gentlemen's water closets IN
the house, Market street, near the Square,
Nashville, Tenn. ]. NJ. Armstrong, pro
prietor. Single meals, 30 cents. Bcaid
and lodging per day, 500. jams 3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

would respectfully invite the attention
Of the citizens of Nashville and vicinity to
my Sixtieth Drawing, which takes place
tomorrow night. My drawings always
take place on the fourth Monday, s O'Clock
p u. No postponement or deduction Of
prizes. All of the tickets (2O,00O) are rep
resented in the wheel; therefore, if tickets
not all sold are sold until the time of draw
ing. they can be had until 6 o'clock Mon
day P. NJ. Of W. G. Price, No. a South Col
Iege street. Nashville, Tenn. Respectfully,
J. r. Goll2day. IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

Removed to the corner Of Church and
Cherry streets, on the first floor over the
drug store Of DemOville & Co., where
good Business Education can be obtained,
also tie beautiful art of Photography. J.
". DOlbeaT. JanO u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25
CITY NOTICES.

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention, and should be check
ed. If allowed tc continue, irritation OF
the Lungs, a permanent Throat Affection
or an incurable Lung disease, is often the
result. '.BRowN's BRONCHIAL IROCIIEs,
having direct influence on the parts give
immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catarrh, Consumptive and Throat Dis
eases, TRocHEs are used allrdys 'cith good
Success. jan20 eOd1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

T. \. w. KeebIe has removed his Barber
Shop from No. 10 Cedar street to NO. 6S n.
College street, two doors below the Square,
where he will be pleased to have his friends
call and see him. Good material and the
best Of Bari ers employed. janis u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

We will give an extra pair of Shoes or
Slippers to any person that will buy ten
dollars worth Of goods, cash. L. T. WIN
stead * Co, opposite the Maxwell.
ianZ4 St
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25
GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED
AT THE
PHILADELPHIA STORE.


80 pieces all c0lors Alpacas, 15e.
80 pieces all eolOrs fine Alpacas, 22Sc
30 pieces Black Alpacas, double fold, zoe.
Empress Cloths, ali shades, S5c.
Irish POplins, I5c.
SILK ValOuTs, 6Jc.
60 pieces Queens Cloth, beautiful goods, SIC,
worth J0c.
Waterproof Cloth, 45c.
Redingote Cloth, all shades, cheap.
A splendid stock Of FlannclS, Blankets, Table
Linens, Towels and Napkins 40 per cent less
than any house in the city. Call and be
convinced.
70 bales Sea Island Domestic SC yard.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear soc and upwards.
fun ana complete stock CT Ladies', Misses
and Children's Pebble Goat, Oil Goat and
French Kid Shoes at extraordinary low prices
30 pair Ladies' Buttoned Shoes reduced from
500 70 S1-50-
ri. MCLAUGHLIN,
deco If 4thp - Public Square.
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RIVER NEWS.
STATIONS.

DAILY Report Of Stage Of Wcfer, 1gfi Changes IN
tte u Hours ending 3 p. r. Jan. II, ISL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

White Apaeas, new, q; Hogan Bros
jan23 eod3t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

B,ack BOmbazine silk Warp, just re-
ceived at Hogan Bros. Jahz'eou0'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

Pleasant Family ROOms.-Pleasant
apariments for families for rent in the st.
Cloud Hotel. Also the dining hall and
kitchen. Apply early to c. \. Thompson
at Calhoun's, Maxwell House. jan22 Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

G. 2. ATMOkE, GeE'i Pa $ and Ticket 4 gent
NASHVILLE, CHAssAEO0GA AND
NT LOUIS-Depot, Church street. i. N.
Cunningham, Ticket Agent.
Southern q k'rn Mail. $40 a. N. l2;2j P NJ
q ExUress = sac p NJ. y p - A. ~.
st Louis & MN. OIL x lis a. NJ. 10 T. NJ
* & Western Mali fl2D P. n ~ A N.
Memphis & y. o. EX..-'i 800 P. NJ : 6.OJ A "
Shejhvvi lie Acco~ ni'dr. $3.50 P. Il : 90 A NJ
~. 4. D8NLEY, tien'I Pas. - Ticket Agent
ST. LOUIS AND SSCTEEEASTEBS
)-nepOJ, NcTtl College
street. ]. n. Brooks, TicSet gent
s. Louis. Western snt
Memphis sxPress.... : 2:30 ?. NJ : lao Pm
W.B. DAVENPORT, g. T. A, St Ouis.
rDaily. Daily except MONDAY.
TY;Z<l.SSEE a PACIFIC RAILROAD.
80, ana after Jan. -, trains VIII run as lOl-
No. 1-DAILY.
Arrive Nashville. ~ = N
Leave Nashville t'OO + NJ
No. 2-TRI-WEEhLA.
TUESDAYS. TAaysJayS Gaa Saturdays
GRO. NANCY. P:es'J & SIp'r-
COOEEYIEEE AND SPARTA STAGES
- B. WEED. Agent. Leaves Lebanon On
TUESDAYS, thursdays ard Saturdays az $50
A. NJ
LOIE.yITI.E q CgNCENNATI SEEGRe
ppxs - T-s sns- L. We a
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IsIegraphic Report from SIGNAL SsTvies CorPs 2.
~ 4, Of Observation, at 1921 y. KY ne
JTsstera Union Line.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-25

TRAINS. LEAVE AAKINL-
Eastern Fast Line, eN-.
cept Sunday..-.--.-. $50 4. n. 80 ?. "
Cincinnati ENUres, d'ly $50 p. II. I--oo p H.
Cincinnati night EN-
press. except Sunday ll:OO p. NJ o-4p a d
Lexington Mail, except
sunday. wv n n 'i'No - -
Lexington Express, eN-
cept SUnday...--..... 20 T N '-oO z N
Lagrange AccOmmod2-'
ton. except Sunday $50 A ~ o-Co A. "
Lagrange ACCommo''a--
ton. except SUNDAY 300 A. N 500 ? II.
Sheibyville Mail tx ePt
: GGav...---...------ t.tV T. NJ o-c0 n n
Shelbyville Express eN-
CCVJ Sgnday---------. $50 ?. NJ. ~ 7. NJ
BALTIMORE AID GEss0 RAILROAD.
TRAINS leave and arrive at Cincinnati As
f,IIovrs from Marietta and Cincinnati Depot,
Pearl ara Plan. streets:
Baltimore, Washington
Il Philadelphia Ia 1879 A. NJ C-oJ - NJ
Washington, Phlladcl-
V,hia 4 New York EN $40 P =. '.tp J. a.
PROM LITTLE MIAMI DEToT. EAST Fi:oNT ST,
washington * BaIti-
more Express. G.5J A. n. o'tV T. n.
Baltimore x New York
Fast lnt--...--.-.---. L-nl T. W. "a
Cumberland Express. 94H p. NJ ITO = NJ
This + +I5. T--iy- 7!r, RAINING Pullman palace
drayvina-ro0m ANA Sleeping cars 20 washington
Baltimore and Philadelphia without change.
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Fyerything nice and new, at low prices,
at Hogan Bros. Jaii-' eOu''
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Rooms for Young Men.-Fiiteenslnsie
Rooms in the s.. Cloud for rent. Plenty
Of LIGHT and ventilation. Apply early to
c. A. Thompson, at CalhOun's, Maxwell
House jan22 st
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Flannel Lined and Velvet Top Shoes
los than cost at the Maxwell House Shoe
S. jan24 st
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TRAINS

EOI-g&XIFb,E 4 t'sNCENSATI SEg0Rt
IFNE RAFE.FSG EB.-Trasns leave ann ar
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26
A CONGREGATIONAL FREE LIBRARY.

On Monday last the new library building
which has Just been added the Congregational House
Boston, was dedicated s intended for free library
for all Congegaonasts, and depository for all books
pamphlets. manuscripts. papers. etc. pertaining to the
denomination The funds for its erection 5000. were
furniAhed BY Samuel A. Hitchcock Of Brimdeld Mass,
IN honor Of whom IL h called Hitchcock Hall The room
an oval Of about kSxs0 feet and 10 10 fees high from
the hoor the ceiue, exclusive OF the lantern. This
highth divided by four balconies into I've divnons
each having 10 sloovos Nearly every alcove has win
6ow ana with shs lantern the center ample light for
the room Afforded The library 10 detached except ct
one point fron the main building. and constructed
entirely Of brick snd iron inside 70 as 70 be
Arepr0of.
The dedcstory services were attended by large as
sembly, and consstsd Of the singing Of dedicatory
hymn. written BY Dr.. Tasbox aud an original song
and the ceremony Of the presentation q toe ieys with
by the association, consisting Of between 20 O0O and
aoe bound volumss including Duplicates and bet ween
1900 and 90 600 and large number OF ne &
papers would immediately be placed in brary and
mat the American Board OF Commissioners OF FofeRn
NIssons will put In its entire mssiouary library OF
hstssss Ase apS 1905 Volumes allas soaI sptsv
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26
1875, 1875.
BEST PRESENT.
For Your
COUNTRY FRIEND.

Send him something that will remind him OF yon
every week through the year. What so acceptable
as a good newspaper-TIlE SCIENTIFICALLY TRlB-
UNE. the best newspaper published for country
readers. The best Stories best Poems, best Corre-
spondeuce best Criticism and Editorials "ths
Leading American Newspaper" Any Of the populas
Magazines may also be had In conjunction with
THE WEEKLY ~ per year, or SEMI-wEEKLf
TRIBUNE (sS per year., at greatly reduced rates
both for little than the price Of and post.
age paid. Read the list and note the saving
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26
UESTERN COMMENTS On THE FINiNCIIL
Bill.
CONSUMMATE FOLLY.
M 4 lfan.{s.xs. 4 nss,.


Prom The LipcinnIh Enq"irer (Dsn.)
The plan of salvation has been adopted by
the United states Seuate Mr.. SHERMAN calls 1t q bn!
''to provide for The resumption Of specie payments
As 1t is admitted that such provisions that put the
Republican party the sougn Of dcspOnd in November
dos1s dhs Sn ss - er@ Tne ,U '1 {"
saving grace passed by vote OF 80 to H. Ii IA u
measure which, in the beginning. is cOnSunmate folly
and in the end will come to naught. The nlse shond
promptly place upon IL the seal or condemnation. We
have already explained why
BETTER LET THINGS ALONE.
From The ttaeinaaH Gazette (Rp.)
The Currency bill is pretty good bill fol
the situation. The best measure wOud De 10 let thing
Alone This bill Is next to that The Executive recon-
meudatOus and general expectation called tor some
thing to be done the real situation for nothing 1ns
is compromise near " the real needs az could well
be devised
From Ta< Chicago Times tind)
The bill, we are glad to say, finds but little
favor among the most judicous icsullponiss at Wash
ingtOn. 1t passed simply as Dake-shift-a bud for
the support OF hardnOucy votes for the Republican
party 1t passed in obedience TO the dctum OF tat
Of all despots, party II is not inpro
able that the bill will bo passed by the House after the
etner the President or the public and IT Is to e
will not receive the ratification necessary to put 1t uto
effect
From TIE Chicago Tribune tRep.)
But in spite of all its defects, tho bill has
some value 1t contains pledge that the Government
O day fixed This pledge will be- binding upon coul-
try through all tho years that intervene 1t cannot be
avoided without disgrace. 1t will stand as solemn
compact between the American people and credit
Ors; and we do not believe any political party which
attempts to break will be elevated to power II It is
the object theu Of the expansOniss In the Senate who
have favored this bill TO throw the currency question
Tor the consideration OF Congress which shall
taken false step. They have beforehand pledged the
American people TO pursue an anttexpansOn policy /;
and do net believe the American people Will deny the
obligations entered into BY them through their repre-
beDtAttves
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26

The largest trip hammer in the United States
is at Nashua. N. II. Cost G75Ooo Weight ofron i'll the
machine 200 tons; weight Of ram. II tons; striking
force 100 TONS aud very sorry should he to have II
strike u.s. the engue which works II. COO hOrse power
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26
HOME NE VS..
vroxiFKKr ARRIVALS

SasRnomErkR YESTERDAY. At auDsurs IN Bsono"A'
p.u-2a, Neea-ss, sAa-S4' AdSse'-2o
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26

alcoves Two valuable private libraries had also been
admitted that one-half TO twotbrds or the space
would be filed at once.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26
TIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEw.YoRK,
Jag. l44. aud l40 Broadway.

l42, l44. aud 140 Broadway
The row nearly closed bc.a unusual Prosperity
in the affairs Of this in all important parnea'"
the number members and the amount insured have been
greatly increased LOSES by death have thus lar oeeh less 'an Tor
the same time 1873 and the expenses have also been dmn-
e Thus tie Of insurance to lis members vi" probably
prove to be less any other Life Insurance COMPANY
THE AssErs OF rHi COMPANY ExCEED S72OoO,OoO.
who have paid premiums during ue year wi" be entitled to
reduction their premiums for 1873 or to an Increase the SUN
insured their option for their share Of the existing 'npu" The
Com,any is purer mutual in fact and In NAM
Those de.rnt surane Company which offers unionhef
m spd certain indemnity p7y at the primo pal Once
corner Broadway and Lbery TO LtH RAYMOND, General
Acerts. 14l nroadwaY.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26

LORDS "FRENCH BLACK" for Dress GOODS
.,d INV ,H,yy for We vets light colors great
Rpot. without the whole Stores ooo ooo
broadway, corner Sevenleentlst
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26

For O first class dress or business HAT 20
s,.ssl ! ssssss,sgsI. ksyessshs,D Jie EssssH
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26
aid. Read the list and note the saving:

Mako yoof seecusas fros As hss ssd req" e'sf s
% d,.n a, ., a, Directly v ssA ~
receive both masaass and ossspspes
q II. T.isvSs ppS spssnsa copies 81 Ne s's'
named periodicals.
figures cover postage % both periodicals. -
men o,ps Of Tus Tnsuss ss 10 us Ua
sn,sA ASlrS THy rRDuNA xsvTse
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26

IAMPLOUGH'S PYRETIC SALINE IS the cure for
fever, hou.nr dsese' Anl other Spring aud
Summer ailments Chemists ihrou bout tie wor ani the
Maker 81 .hl LoudOn, BnglaLd Use 10 subs.de
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26

FUR CARS and GLOVES and WALKING CANES
are gs from the gentlemen Trends
some umbe from gentleman to lady Make
selections At KSo1 2l2 broadway ard III the Fb Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26

w2.a.o. Hot,l-senator Lewis v. Boey OF mis-
~ N.eAesos Hotsl-Tbe Hon. Gecge Cannon osesiss
- oos9rss. from UAs MssrepS1e" H1kJCSns%ssa
"A ssassssss zesH.s ~ TSs
- S.Eb.re OF and Hoo. B. bltn oeegN w.
srcss froa Newhe1eo. ottsy Hosss-bHd" bs''" o.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26
nationally treat your cold from tho start
by upg DR. and e'ese uag troubles
oelsy

AN APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
COLGATE l. Co.'S soUvgslR BoaUHr
for III lIandkerll'L T.
Sold By dealers In Toilet Artcles
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26

Any sensible gentleman would be delighted
of Pr Gove. or sindsoms .ns from
with nice pbela Thee superior quality be found
atKson's PIP Broa iwsy the FIhh Avenue Iti
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26

YNlCK'S ENCYCLOPEDlA OF Gaze RECEIPT5
~ AND PROCESSES Pnce, 81. DICK x ftrHnLHALD.
Publishers Is Aun New.lurk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-16

Among the arrivals nj the CONNER
cial hotel yesterday, were the follow
ing: James Atkinson, Tehuacana;
Thos. w. Wiley, Mckinney; 4. Nj.
Williams, J. w. Black, Arkansas; r.
II. Motley and lady, Jonesville, Texas;
M. j. McAvery, New Orleans; w. w.
Church, Chicago; M. w. Garrison,
New York; John White, Alabama; A..
\. Stewart, Austin; II. Osborn, Brook
vile, Indiana; r. Spively, Plane; TOM
w. Mitchell, Bryan; John w. Field
and wife, Collin county; John b. Burn
side, Fort Worth; w. c. Galloway,
Ohio,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-16
ns.orgaal.nlien aus Gas oompany,

Reorganization ~ lhe Gas company
This most important puddle Work 70
nov thoroughly re-organilsi and Will
IN q few days he again ia eomplele
Working order pllpnpl Li'kW'li
IN whose energies and sAlll We arc ln-
debled fpr ils construction, hNt been
succeeded ~ president ny laplAlnh u
Adams, one NJ our leading bankers
with the following gentlemen n1n'll'
tuling lhe directory y, !, Adams j.
u, .sehuman, Richard LLOYD, John
Lockwood aud J., Is, srruggs Al The
liabilities Incurred ny lhe company
have been discharged IA full Hnd " 10
the purpose NJ the prespnl managers
~ heneeforlh e0nducl llie affairs ~ the
company upon cash basis onll' Ia
ten days the gas will agaln be- turned
on the mains, with everything w per-
feot working order aud win a lull
supply NJ gus for public aud private
consumption, We must congratulate
the company upon such an auHplplouH
resumption, with 80 ahle u head
~ Captain n, j, Adams,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-16

ness Of the wife ~ Major irwin, pro-
prielnr n The International llelel'
An ereellenl sidewalk NJ gravel has
been made nn tho west side ~ the
buildlug ~ Messrs, bloek, Jslt 4 Co.
Am having lhe money 10 pay tho
hrllge toll, darkey swan the Trinity
win his wife on his hack, yesterday
TnE young blood NJ Eagle Ford il
W, A company was lofmed uhere
yesterday 10 wade Ia gore 10 Lou
Islana,
THIS evening, At bl3O o'clock, n Mr.
Mllehie's, corner NJ lirowder and Park
streets, the ladies isooiely NJ H. Mat
lhew's church meets,
~ h observed that Dallas ladies
promenade the streets less Than IN
most cities, Take tho l0afeB Oh lhe
eprners aud itll DO different
Wa lif our SLOUGH In acknowledge
ment NJ an Invitation 20 the e0mpllr
menlary hop 10 the young ladies oI
Marshall, lPll be nice, but We cant
be there,
hEH advertisement Of W, w. Lyle a
Co.,, real estate pgenls-two large ho
tels, wagon yard, vacant lots, has
scales and sundy other property III
for sale,
PHE piece Of poetry Ia our Issue o
yesterday morning wis dedicated u
Miss NJ, T., 10y some lnsoulable mys
terry II appeared as dedicated 10 Mis-
W, r.
nv an error Of the types yesterday
the special notice Ut i, a, Browne a
Co., his Calawba wine was put NJ " u
per gallon. II should have been u y
per gallon.
OuH travelling agent was unchaIneC
yesterday for u rOnm over northern
aud eastern Texas, Look out for tn
game cock with the side board whiak
ersi hen make II achy for you.
OUn mayor was visited the othe
day by u youth who tried 10 dazzle hl
honor Into tho belief thal he, III,
youth, was 10 be- the successor Of TN
Pope, His Honor didn't dazSle,
MEssns. W, l., LyTE Il Co, have 70
moved their real estate agency Ollie
from Main 10 Lamar street, rear o
Mnrsals a. undcrwo0d's, where the,
have nttod u cosy aud comfortable Of
llce In the new building recent,
erected,
"SoNNY what's all that noise IN you
house ?" asked II pnsscr-by Of Dal
las small boy yesterday, "Ihap
mann lethcrln' dad TO make him use
Iul, the lazy cuss. And tell you Mis-
ter she can draw music out Of him
snrtin' -
Mr. H. r. AuNspAu0u leaves thi
morning for Bonhon, sherman, Paris
etc., on business trip. He viii tall
"cotton " during his trip, In the inter
est OF his well known house In Gal
weston, Messrs. Grinnan n Duval, AM
win he absent for several weeks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-16
This Evening, September Is. al Eight
a Probable Fatal accident.

We regret to learn that brother of
our fellow townsman. Captain Jack
Leonard, who resides near this city.
met with an accident last evening on
Commerce street, which is likely to,
though we trust 1t may eventuate
otherwise, prove fatal. The gentleman
was riding his horse in a gallop, on
Commerce street, on his way home,
when the animal stumbled, throwing
Mr.. l.. to the ground and falling upon
him. He was picked up in an insensi-
bic condition and removed to the resi-
dence of his brother, In the Cedars,
when medical examination was at
once made, which disclosed Fracture
of the skull.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-16

A child aged about three years, with
long curley hair and n white dress
with striped calico trimming, and
barefooted, went to the house of Mat
tie Crosa, last evening, and when
asked It's name, replied "Delias," and
said that its mother and father had
been burned up In big tent and
that II had come to town ON y big
wagon with yellow wheels"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-16
lIllnrONcIIloIli.

Lamar street, from elm street TO Pa
cihc avenue, IL now being graded, Ia
be finished by surlacing with gravel
similar TO the work on Main street
This decided improvement il due to
the enterprise of Messrs. Block, Jett h
Co.. w. G. Holland, Esq, and to
DR.. Hughes, the Episcopal church
contributing its proportion of the cost,
also, which, when completed, will be
three hundred dollars In all.
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FRANKLIN A. 90.

Are the agents for The uniVer'
sily series 81 school books VI
which they have nm immense
supply, and which they offer
al very low figures. They have
also. u full line Of other school
books Ia general use, ana ARE
receiving daily. large additions
10 their already full stock.
They have also. the III Paso
onion seed.
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Our fall stock is beginning to
arrive, and will he larger shan
ever before.
We still continue 10 make
wall paper, window shades,
etc., n specially.
Purchasers will find our stock
complete, and the largest and
best selected in north Texas,
school books i'm great variety,
All of which mt bottom prices.
PIERCE a. LYLE.
507 Main street.
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