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THE WEEKLY HERALD

VIII consist of an appropriate selection rom
the seven daily issues, of the most inportin;
telcgraplic dispatches, editorial articles and
local news together with carefully prepared
market reports and comments o. Political
and general topics besides items oi general
information and utility t,r the Farmer,
Gardener an Mechanic: while il will be our
aim, by providing quan'i,y of choicc orisi-
nal and select literary matter, 10 make /, also
a valuable Family Paper, Interesting and IN
slfuctIvc nike % Old and Ynmny
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29

Ter. SAT- khcUm, HIolche,, NIois. FWp.c3.
Iu>tulc>. Boils. Caibwylr~. RING worm.
ScaIdhcad. Sore Lr's Ery>ipc1s, Itch.
Ncuri>. Di>co.ordiioa, ot jLc skin, llumoI,
and Diseases of the skin ct whatever nama
or nature. are literally dug mp and carried
ont Of the system ii Il short time ~ the u-c
e ti.-, ff-.,..,
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
SHERIFF. SALE.

is. .NO.40i -
j. T. THOMPSON, It. al.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Eichland
Parish Court.
DI virtue of 4 Wit Of Ii. IA. issued from
ID the honorable Parish Count IA and FIR
thc parish Of H.chland, STATE Of Louisiana IN
the above emitted and numn"rcd suit and 20
me directed have seized and Will offer i'r
sale at .h- door %; the cour, house IN ,lc town.
81 R,yylilr, IA
SatorJog II 9Th day Of Sept, ls74,
Al PUBLIC aue,. % To- the highest bidder, tie
following tc-c~ihcd properly to-wit.
An undivided ,ue-haii interest IN Lot N.
II "a -gna-e No /, fronting on Brmncde,le
,,rcc- fo feet aud r,uniiZ back l4o feet a.
er vll, O., the Town ot Eayr.lie To bc found
DAD Ao,ar.ai t.. ( A. a. Recorders office oi
the parish Of kicAianl togcrh.rw tn an un
divided one halt interest ia the buildings and
lmu.Qvcmcni> thereon.
Terms q sale. cash with the benefit "i al-
praI~cmcnt
August Isl l>7l.
J. \. L!nDELL,
noS9.isftS25 Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29

The IDEA of a universal medicine is At Ia,
realized in DIX. NALXEG > CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BIZ Tins concentrated essence OF
the Tine edicinal herbs aud roots in the
Western Emi.,'herc. eradicates all diseases
which have not undermined the sources OF
vitality, and in Cnroni Indigestion, Nervous
Headache, Conges,ir'r II the Liver. Rhcunla-
iiSln, Goui. Gen"r'. Debility, and innumcra-
be. ulccrot.s 80! >,.abiorS disorders. !, i 4
-. IL: =. p.ti M, ~ -. ms
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THE VICKSBURG HERALD.
THE BEST FAMILY AND GENERAL
NEWSPAPER N MISSISSIPPI.
FlRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER

It'll unmis.akablc evidences Of ,Pprrcia-
uon which have been e>i"n.l..l 80 ~
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Billions. Remittcnt and Inter.

DliloNN. htiilittcUt ana InItr-
mittent FcycrS, which are so preya-
lent IL the valleys of our great rivers
throughout the United States. especially
those of the Mississippi. Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, tUmbcrland Arkag-
as Red Colorado. ErJLps. Rio Grande,
Pearl. Alabama. Mobile. Savannah. Ro-
aAokc, james. and many others. wiki
th"ir vast tlih-td.lc-. t..u0E hout our
entire country during the Sammcr and
Autumn. and remarkably So during sea
sons of unusual heat and drruc's, are
invariably panied hycNtcis ne de-
rangcmcnis ot the stomach ant liver.
and other abdominal Visccra. In Their
treatment, Il purGt'ivc, cXcrtlH- pow
criul Influence upon these various or
.anS, is essentially necessary There
is 10 caihartc for tie p, rHoso equal 20
De. !. WALKEE'S VINEGAR BIrrEES.
as they Will speedily remove The dark
coloYcd viscid matter 3i.l which tho
bowels are loaded, 1T Tie same time
stimulating the sccrcti0ns ot tie liver,
and generally restoring :ac healthy
functions Of Tie digestive orEa'.s
ForiifA the ,MfN,iass @i, ain ttfIrcIr
BIIrEES. No cpidcmic can take hold
OF Il system tlIuS torc-3rmcd.
Dyspepsia or indigestion. Head
ache PAN IN tho Shnrldpr. r.,or.
'ri',I,.rc.. sc ,Lo ,i,n'. n,.,;,... 80
tr,nt'',;, i't|'''I,''', ,."..
80 ~ '',,'''' "a Nv d" i'"'' HH'1
,a., 49,, t3 ,i. i',,'''' t''l'i': i'a
", ~ O. i''''''''''''',' ''.' =! l''
Lungs an il ill., region 81 the Md
heN"' '''l,' Il huinti'd Other painful oyinp-
toms. are Il" or, rings If Dyspepsia.
one bottle VII prose q better Guarantee
of lis merits than Il Iru-tly advertise.
ncr..
S,.,r,I 900 v.:. p, W.
Swr,Iirr' '.rr' r''i ',,, t" 49, I ,.'i'
,;o;trr Srr,..l.,.. T.r'u,,,..,-: ,. .'.,,
INFLAMMATION. N,rrr,..I ,4....,tn,,. oil
Sores. Er,.p,ior, of The So, c.,~. E,.cs n,c
In thc~r. Is in all n,.cr constitutional IN.
,,,,. W,trro.. N,N,,.,r t.I,...... I.,,..
shown their s.ca, curative pouc-, in Ito
most obstinate aal ...t.o,t,ta.c ,3-y-.
For IU,!ani,latOry and shrOuic
Nkoum,f;vu con, p.,;..,.. r..,,,;.
,n,', .',i'' i,', '' ''..''',, to-
tIe Hood i ,','' E'ir r' - a] I rJi VI
these litter, have mo- canal Snrh bi,r,.,'
are caused BIZ Viriaird EIonl
Mechanical N;.n..o,. r......
,,.''.aj -, n'''',- ,''.I A., '''''1 w
T 81. Ia I'M '.''' ,,''I AIii'ii'' 'U'l ~
III III 'r'I1',. ''"'', "ca''rN. ana
M'"c''' a. me! uE"H'f III re llr subject
10 paralysis al the h"Wc.,. =" guard
against '".N; l'"c \ N'~' u N|"ikS ' IN
LGAR IlT1EEN occasions .ir.
EorSEiu diseases Erp,t,nn. Tot
IT,, ..,i. - Nm r'.L,.,I ''.'i'
SCAT head, Sore rye tfyNip'.., Itr1,
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29

RED RIVER WATCpNAN is the name
of a paper established az Coushatta,
La, the first number of which comes
10 us for Oh exchange. 1t is. ably
edited, neatly printed, and a irst-class
journal in every way that not only
the citizens Of Red River parish, but
Of our entire State, should rejoice to
see live and prosper. Mr. w. a
I.ESUEUR, the brilliant and fearless
young Editor, in the conclusion of
his beautiful Statutory, says:
But fortune has turned-the Presi-
dent will no longer interfere with our
affairs, and a star OF the brightest
"agnitude breaks through the dark
clouds of Radical oppression as an
anerring beacon 10 guido Us in the
path of du.y.
To aid in aronsing the people to a
rrope: appreciation of the impor-
lance of the hour, is our duty. The
principles Of the WATCHMAN shah
embrace nothing less than a full, firm
and unrcserved advocacy of the noble
cause so grandly looming up in the
political horizon of Louisiana-an
answering opposition to and 4 de-
;crnined fight against the corrupt:
and infamous officials who are hand
ling So ruthlcssly the loved old ship
"f State, and whose vile hands are
stained with the blood of her inno-
rcnce and virtue Where u thief or
incompetent party occupies position
If trus. or honor. the people must
.now it; if the ignorant negro insists
upon retaining such in Office, sumo
thing must he done TO prevent t. In
short, We advocate the principles
promulgale by the White heasne-
Pie only salvation of the State We
C. cnSid"rcd the Consequences,
and ,.o..ing. Thus, in accord
az < S'n our motto, 1--WE strife
against corrupt officials in Ldisiana,
ant N behalf 0. the O esscd
IL j, owncrS--fr iuSt~Let
TER. the cause aSsacrcd ~ .
80 acres 30 acrc- in good state OF
\ div lion, FOOD comfortable houses
Arl.> md MAJ .,r Cast. or ,wo-,hiras
49, Mortgage retained for balance -
,be place iiSses and f'rrnns
W p good yokes of oNei.-
- ~%sH> ts appy No. o,'ecn.
-Nanslan. Ray.
49,
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have encouraged lt> pToprctor> To- make
such arrangements a. viii enable them,
during III" present wear. tu make il siill NOR.
worthy Of public support and place it not
only tar "a advance %; any Other Journal IN
the State, bat To- render !, equal iu merit to
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
THE SUNDAY HERALD

VII be made ! sPcclnl''', ala Qtcd TO the
wants of every cl's5 Of the coa!m,niiy, the
usual quantity of home and foreign news and
market reports being supplemental by a
diversity If reading matter Oc the best
description, including fiction, history, poetry.
scientific cleaning, and religious notes.
making :, altogether a mos, valuable adnmc,
10 fh,, Inmilv nrrinll,.il lI,,ra,nrn
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
Pin. Tape. and other Worms,

lurking ~ the system Of 80 many thousand q.
are eilrctually destroyed and rcmoicj ~
system of medicine 10 yccm.u@cs, 70 an
thclninitics Wi. tree tie system ilou worm,
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
RaggiIg, Ties and 'TWinc.

Hl:'t nh Nnu.I,- I;lt.u: Alrw
4 IT, ."f q .a- Ir,... q.
.' I.'.- 80, poo.
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
Grateful Thousands
Person can take these Bitters

EGAR BITTERS the most Vo.IcrlU IN
vIgorant that ever sustained lie sinking
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
For InilamnlHtOry and Chronic

rheumatism. Gout, Bilious. Remit
tent and Intermittent FcNcrs. Diseases of
tho BLOOD. Liver kidurys and Hladdcr.
these Et;rrS have no equal. such Disease,
~. ,.IiL.in nl. N1i.tnH IIn...l
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29
For Female complaints. in YONG

Hr old. married al single AT tn. dlWu oi We
manhood, or the tuu at lie. these Tome
Bl,tcrs d! play 50 decided aa Influence Tat
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29

" ] ~ 7 LII I
Prcst. Board Trustees
Richland beacon., 1874-08-29

Or @c election is ap-
Ills importance to the ci,i-
LAYERS Of our State is
pu the result hang the
6vcrnmcnt and good
Me end; and, on the
disgust, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

German Methodist Episcopal Chureh-Iiye
Oak street. Services every Sabbath at ten
o'clock in the morning and half past seven
in the evening. Q. Alblccht, pastor,
st. Matthew'S Episcopal Church-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. s. ID. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday School at . am Services
atl01a am. and y pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church south-Corner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev, DIR. "
+. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School at D
am; Services ut ii II. III. and ~ p. m. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas.
at II A. NJ, and corner Young and Ervay
Streets at p. NJ every Sabbath Rev. sam.
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street (new build.
ingl--Rev. Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser
vices: Low mass, am; high mass, lO% am.
vespers, pm.
Christian Chureh-Elder Il. NJ. Gano. Pastor.
Services every Lord q day at IL a. M, and ~
pm. Sabbath school at9h am.
Missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave-
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
SHpm. ~"
Presbyterian Church-Elm street Rev A
7. Smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab.
bath at l0lz am. and 7 PIN. Weekly prayar
meeting Wednesday at pm. Sabbath
school Sabbath morning at O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Preaching eve
ry sabbath at l0:9O a. m. and SD. M. class
meeting IL m; song service T:3O d. m; Sunday
scnool a: M; prayer meeting Thursday
Cumberland Presby terian Chureh--Jefferson
street. Sunday School at Sh am, Services
al IL q. m. andsp. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25

Bacon--Dull and unchanged. Clear sides
lie; clear rib l5'4c. Breakfast bacon none
in first hands.
Hagging-Dull but unchanged. Domestic,
heavy, l51ac per yard light, lI1ac India, nc.
Coliee-Stock, ample and prices firm. We
quote for round lots Fair lSA@lSl5c; good
l9@l9lic, prime l9i4@20c. Dealers are selling
nom store at about lc advance on these
prices.
Corn-Fair supply prices Grmer selling
at ii 3O@l 40 per bushel,
Flour-Sales to day trivial. Prices steady
and unchanged. Treble extra S6CI8 So;
choice extra So 1901 90; choice family "a $50.
$50; fancy brands s. 80.
Hams-Quiet. Choice sugar-cured l5l%c: or
binary li@lil2c; shoulders selling at &C.
Oats In fall supply and unchanged. West
tern selling from store at 7ia75c per bushel:
Texas nominal,
Potatoes-Stocil ample and prices dull.
Western 50 OO93 % northern So 75@4 90 per
barrel.
Salt-StOcll ample and prices dull. Coarse
81 4OIl 10, gold fine 81 SUGtl 70, gold.
Sugar-Market firm and advancing. Fully
fair l0]4c; prime lOl4c choice NC; coffee q,
llhc; coffee B, lla4c; coffee A, l2@l2kc; crush
ed and powdered 12A@l3J; Demerara, ll3Ie. A
Wool-Dull and easy. We quote medium.
free of burs, spring clip, 29@3lc; fall clip, 25a
&c; coarse 2l@GIc; Mexican liGl7c; bury 5St
re less. Sales to-day 80 sackS-S,3OO pounds
Ito one buyer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25

Bros, left ns last evening via the
Texas aud Pacific railway, for ~ Louis
where he viii purchase iron fronts lpf
the block OfsiH new two story hllli-
lngs now being erected on lhp last
Lurnl block on lilm street adloiulng
tbs banking house of Adams q Leon
ard, This block, plan of which we
have seen, will be among tho h4llI'
spmeal IN our city Jo' will also puF'
chase q full stock u family groceries
for hls house Oh Austin street, aud says
he viii he back IN tlme for lhe great
barbecue on Friday next,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25
Tnn annIa mnae IInnny.

Aud 80 Chris, the genlal, smiling
and anhhle-one of tho ever pleasant
presiding dlyInliIes Of that popular
shrine Of Baoohus, the "hL Charles y
--has chosen lhe better part, aban'
doned the ranks of gay Lolharioa aud
entered the charmed circle Of happy
lieuedlols, May hls days, aud those OF
his fair aud charming partner be ever
nowereirewn, their marriage Joys life
long aud unbroken, The manner OF
his blIssfll " taklngoh" h thus briefly
told
IN Dallas, Texas, on Thursday eve
ming, October 22, 1874, by Rev, Dr. W,
y, Easlerllng, NJ the residence Of the
BRIDES father, Mr. q, II. Kenlleman to
Miss Pauline NJ, Hitler
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25

insnbOrdinaslen pn ihf part Nv lhlH y.
iprlqr race, aud they tiuuhel him wv
his inferior soul lefl ila earthly tone
menl aud winged ils way " wherever
The souls OF nlggffs gn
The hl0Od Nv The CARRIERS hfln UP
llinrn WIZ no ynOhe allfmplln ~ flnp
~ The WRONGS inflicted on lsspkef
hHYiit demanded pfGmpl ftpaiAshlni
and Il Wuz had, the niger he mad
aeepnled Wuln'l found, but some slN
others Wul, and lllfy suffered ~ lils
stead, WOt remnrae VIII haunt NAV
niggers mind when he eonlemplalea
the fact that his keepln out Nv The
way NV bein killed cost hlx others
lives, II is jest like en-,
The trouble ran on late into the ME
The niggers hey q trick Nv keepln
out Nv the way when tho blood Nv the
Corners biles, but they can't take their
school houses with EN-, nor all tpelf
portable property, The school house
N the edge Of village Wnl burned ana
quite a number Nv wagons and wheel
borrers aud sleh belongln % emi which
We gathered, wuz eonHoomed 10 make
u decent bonhre IN this llre occurred
NJ about five IN the mOrnln, ana mall
closed at seven, didn't stay 10 see "
out, I got back 10 liaseom'a aud made
a fair copy Nv my Tesolooshene, that
they mite 20 north for publ leashen IN
good shape, espeshelly desire to re-
ashOOr our friends IN the north
PETROLEUM V, Nasty,
(WlGh wuz POslmaAler,)
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25
n.smena's niss,ssis,

This troupe gave their closing per
formanoe IN this city last night 10 q
packed house, A. ON the previous, OF
opening night, each member Of the
company acquitted himself ~ his spe'
oIalIy with brillIancy and, Of eours 9
tho utmost aooeplabillly' The man
agenlenl deserves 20 be congratulated
upon his corps Of artists aud we be-
speak for the bremond minslrelH a TO-
oognillon commensurate with thelI
"slarp character wherever they may
play,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25

JOA Main street. have received
"a very i'mllsuppiy Of new books
consisting Of the standard au.
thOrs i'm prose and poetry, the
best and most 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, 1874-10-25

Mcssrs. Reed ~ LatiirOp will
be found for the next week or
two ut IHnIniltOn's hat store. Oh
Main street. where they will be
happy 10 see their friends and
customers. They will sell al
reduced prices, AZ large stock Of
wall paper, books, etc.. etc, un-
Ill they secure ~ permanent
location.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25

II you want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought to
Dallas. go TO Franklin ~ Co.'S.
5Oi Main street. where Is the
largest, best selected and most
complete stock Of books, sta
tiOnery. wall paper. gold pens,
blank books, varieties. etc,
ever offered i'm this market,
which are selling ON most ac-
eOmlpOdating terms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25

Frc you vas stranger mIt dat town
OF Dallas, w you shust drob round nit
dot blaze yot yOs Fred and Shonnle's,
Klein n Wolfo's old sthOnd, Irfo you
don't sec vot yon wants, w shust
gphoak out, Dat N sol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25
Have your picture taken ,

Have your picture taken mt
Freenlan's. He has all the
latest styles, including those
beautiful Rembrandt effects.
Call and see them. Every pic
ture warranted 10 give satisfac-
ton. Gallery on Houston and
Elm streets. 2lsdlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25

Our ihli stock IN beginning 10
arrive, and VIII be larger than
ever before.
We still continue Ia make
walt paper, window shades,
etc, IL specially.
Purchasers viii find our stock
complete, and the largest and
best selected in north Texas.
school books In great variety,
All Of which NJ bottom prices.
PIERCE a. AYLE.
6O7 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
EKellanEe,
the GENERAL ARERT.
nreadnlans nnd Drain.

nfeuuhtuun hNu Nfnths
xxRa bOaag ls xxKWBG xx1 3D.. ''''
- |" s"y III II n VII - W W
ns TX ,.6tc
mheA, pei nhh'ip', ~ W,omyoo
cDini ~ p"nlVil nssWai pnyss.'PIk
ti,n ilipaii ~, ~ ~ h1i 2, v tvs.p' 'p'
sa ns ,at1sN 49,, u, ~ ,Ins sa MAI a.
N"""4' ""'F' '"''' wv W. w 'SS' w
Baeoni CLEAR slaes l7alsa, breakfast 1850,
riail, hslns' eAhFaA7ea' ''o' i'a'HA' s's"''
pet,'i saa,stYi, ha,,ata r.r Gallant, Fair g0ei
sS ~ w., ai'p's l'i ~ 49,
NJ ,''''' wv
" r. M ,,.ts ,.,r ,oundls Eair .oi
hnaA W. d padieh ~ l plln arI6sd isteei
Wi,tf, dlntihsd 10 n, fGwderea iie,t rushed IA.
lish lhgellelplt No, ! hall barrels siOi M,
4, ~ N"''''N '" wv = NV" " ~ we - NV
sTrni.a,eo mai, IA fnazke
'"""'N'' w. ''l D'"''''
'O"ee hhh Tea
tito, common, 2lrT FAN a. good, 2l'GNi Prime,
M Choice, poi u, u, Java, aloi 1ea, heI 70, 70
All ~
DFy Goods.
u.-.. ma. NJ. -,l... ,..,,,,..,i.,,
aoi Pa@5 s iteI pMSSiilE"S s6y oiinHlon 90
AInnakghg Vgi nplhguen lOg Mglllnilr llu,
hlohrliul tnllun Now WAtlliYui = amos
nYci 1901 q inei lionl " lg MI ryelNi M,l' '.
lE'Rei hlrhl ihll- ieVi ih"lhh pIohhlu Nupi
hruwn shnoling aud Rhirlingsi Empire
ill.,, Valley River no, MnsKn chuHrilR 4 nfi
Mnasuehuseila Not Augusta slyel Lnolede llci
kuiiolk l2c, fremont lloi Massachusetts
IIIi'"''d ~ 'I(N,h i9'n lilsachoI NH u,owm
Aheetings lruin 2Ibsai2lSc.
Cotton Stripes nnd plaidR Magnolia NC,
Toledo ~ ~, Augusta lic, Alabama llc,
American a extra Heavy Hickory Stripes
PIC, 1lOrndilSe 100; Sheridan llkc, Amos
kndg lOd,
All Wool Linseys from l7I6@2ac.
Kentucky Jeanh 206elll0 for the best brands.
Cotton Flannelh l2J6mlsI4o
a., WIZ r,an ~ -'""V
ClnkHO, N, 2, spool Cotton zoe,
Twoedh nom lp@app,
.,
n"F'
yellow eTungh,nll Rlnnh ana lcnRlh w w
per M White Pine el9nr ~, lAahd inenut
~ ~ POT NJ WhhW bly, ouor,oardim.s nv,
Blli. nor mi White Pine WentherboaTdlnl,
sl0 do Dpr IN, White Pine ceiling $40 OO per m,
White Pine inch boards $40 20 pOr IN; White
Pine inch boards $40 % per mi Syprtss "a
hnink,,Vs az " Va ~ pr M, W p ,uns hnad :
VA % mr. m, lath SS 90 Dor m; Shingles
white pine, so OO per IN; Shingles, white
plno, 81 10 Der IN, Shinglcs hlte pine, 81 90;
tement8 90 Der barrel; Master Paris IA 10 per
barrel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25
Boarders Wanted.

Good board and lodging can be obtained,
by the day, week or month, at the pleasant
two story residence, No. HOS Commerce
street, between Chestnut and Harwood. The
table supplied with the best the markets af-
ford. Meals served promptly, TO suit bust
ness men. 9Djdlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25
NOTICE.

Job werk Is invariably paya-
bile on delivery, and ali tran
silent advertisements al the
time they are handed IN, Legal
veriisemenis must also be-
paid In advance. These ruies
will he strictly observed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25
weatncr ,te,,ort.

Mean temperature of the city OF Dallas,
yesterday, kept by John =. Roberts, druggist,
Fahrenheits frst'clnss thermometer;
oNipNh ~
II o'clock 70o
b oclock y. h"",.,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-25

TuE sherman gas company has or.
gani2cd, with j. q. Beller president OF
the company. Contract has been let
TO build the works Mt once and tho
streets are TO be lighted by the first Of
January. The citizens are expected TO
take some stock In the company, and
TO give the enterprise all the encour-
agcment in their power. Two miles
of iron pipe is to be put down, and u
handsome brick and iron building put
up for works. - Sherman Courier.
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Rig Red Hat,

Now Is the time. Give the matters u call
They can fit You with hats of every variety,
and at amy price. Ws3 Oh
HAMILTON 4 CO.,
2'9d2t Hattefs, Main street.
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REED a LATIHHsOP

VIII sell the Educational series
of school books M introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They Keep
also IL full Stock or all other
school books, which they will
sell I'M low ns the lowest.
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Ladies' underwear, childrens' clothing, OF
all kinds, made. Embroideringa and tucking
q speciality. Gentlemens' shirts made to
order. Apply on Elm street, opposite sangay
Bros. 2l9d2t
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pHE New York Herald, ever on tho
lookout Tor news, has found out the
opinions Of various public men Ia re-
Mllon ton third term, Tie following
extract contains the Views Of Texan
senoinrs aud representatives.
Flanagan, senator, Texas, replhll'
can. A third term Is a murnl lmpOh'l.
billty, lie would not permll himself
"a aay what he would do until brought
face 10 hoo with tho emergency
Hamilton, senator TrNaa republic
can, Has never heard any rUNsuu IN
favor Of u third term nominee, Thinks
there n II moral certainty that Grant
viii never be heard from In the next
nominating convention, aud Is sure he
will not have 10 withhold his support
from the next party nominee,
Mllle, Roger O., democrat, \ THIRD
term would DO revolutionary, and God
knows we have had enough trouble In
the south, without fearing an iniagl-
navy Caesar
While, Asn H., democrat, IL opposed
TO u third term under all clrcuu.lall-
COS.
llemdon, William s., democrat
There IN nothing 10 lead any one TO be-
!icye that u third term IL either posi-
BILE or probable. II IL against all the
traditions Of the past,
Mclean, William p, democrat,
Texas democrats and republicans IRE
opposed 10 II third term.
Hancock, John, democrat, The de-
mocrOcy ofreXgs IL against n third
term for amy man, and IL Washington
were to come among us like another
Lazarus he would not get the compli-
mcut of n nomination.
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ron SALE.

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Hcreafterall bills for advertisements
I'm this paper Will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified I'm contracts.
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2IDd2t

Just received, another invoice OF silk and
Cashmere hats, st. Louis fastest styles.
HAMILTON & CO., ~
2lpd2t Hatters, Iain street.
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FRANKLIN s. CO..

Printed In pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, ut the HERALD OFFICE.
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FOR SALE.

One ten horse power upright Buckeye en-.
gine. with Straub grist min aud gin COM
plete, as good as new, for sale cheap for
cash. Apply to
~ t' ROSS WILKINSON, 81.
Waskom station, 4. and P. R.R 0rfrsa
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