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, 1874-03-13

53o llnssea, ss sis do ho,!e ioa Tls1e s,
psat satFs s eos ss ;g psa NS nsiha a q
eEss3tyi III neis a.; a. limit and Tho
feeling III regard to choice varloics especially tcaeh-
ssr ~ se { Ss, 3 ssssS%s
1s!!s s s so;!aei asea t!S a' eAa 'A''y .'s.'
roDITnY-1ho offerings Of all kinds of poultry aro '
ats & s oes rac gs 70 daa sapS
t,itkoys nnd cnosco chickens mostly inquired fur
anI ro ilr,n a NJ advance. Dncks aid gcoso meet
S;ssas' 5s;Siss r. A: Z sssa iosiis s5iss
sssiEs sssd ,ss' a x q spfsvsd s5 1ss. d.
mind and ths l,i9hos .erudcs ruled nr sn.os ,sero
ma9 mad. at sao fGr per e fsr for
eSsS sS 1d nd se nafs s4: sofass sns
sa'ss aos ss1 s e wa wa nss Ct pesf9 sass q q
baGa % 40 ssss strs'iy
s ~ 9sEs g. ta' ssss g
bass prime n ' esgs S''sa a' 'sssT % aI' 5,ss
,nanmo. 10 at 3o23 Y bass Hungarian It 100; lido
,t 1s ~ St sYS 1sss q & 2. sRs aoo
sALT-Contlnues IL 1nodorato rcqusst and rlloa
steady onondnsa and Bagnaw, fine. slSo Canada, DO,
soat aSese %tos sosre sea sy
with baga, *4,oo; Aahton dairy, nor .aek, 800.
Ground atum sl.75@1.ao. TURKS Island, 1.3o@1.7s
per btt.
Tnismnemsla 2nst et about steady ps!sss s
tsis ss@.ac d. gcod 5sssa d. shctse M:,,.; 70
a9sase common imperial s2@oso gooa to 2ohsde eoaee
choico pin9.uoy,, st.1o@i.20;, extra Moytne, sls5
@1.4o: choice to extra now japan. 9oc@siob;
common 70 gool do, 7o@BDo: fair ia good old, o5@
7Se; setn,aa d. 4o50a eolore natural loaf 5ars1
Csc: choicc to extra, 85c@ 90,
TouAUuo-Tbo tobacco. market ronaina quiet and
sloatfy % previously quoted:
FINE 01r--Extra. 76aBoo choice, eo9e5o; modtum,
60tDb6o; poor to common. 35Ga45c. ,
pluo-Natural Leaf, 7o@soa; ha1f bright, cos7oo,
sMossNa-doed 70 el1oice, s2@o5o; medium, $50
30c; common, 25@a7t.
WoOD-1a dull u former quotations: nccch. $500
600; maple $1,000; hickory, s1l.0o aabs, $3.50. de-
liYcrcd.
:. WoO1-was quiot and unchanged. Following arc
tho quotations:
Tnb, waanee, prime. h2Gsac
Tab, washe1, common to good. l.............4
a'' Tieeeo, wsslas1 aas xx, eht
Ficeco washed h Xxx, dinKy.. 45c
I,oI 1}s%tr% ti11It
, 1874-03-13

uO1s-Tho hog tratle was active at d further ad-
ys,,se Tho receipts showed respectable ncreaae IN
compared with either Of the preceding days of thu
weok, hut thcra woro buyers for a tho offerings at
Yesterday. Balca under $b.o0 did not reach haf-
doxun carloads, aud thu number Of transfers ut loss
than $515 slnall. Moet Of the trading was done
I'D for guo to coicc. Tlo fow extra grlca received
were picked VI, l.y L. u. poul, for thu lhi!adclph
week viii wlncss materially increlacd arrivals ainl
n,nrkca reduction tn priIos. Tie markot clossd
, 1874-03-13
CONfAIISRCIAL.

..,,
IS, THuRspAr EVENING, Narch H.
Tho following wore tho zecespta and shipmeuta
Of the 1cnlnE articles Of prbdnco in Chicago
dnring tho past twenty-1our holirs, an1 for tho
corresponding lato Que yoar ago,: j.. ..s:
, 1874-03-13

CATTL1s-The nlarkut was active and stronger. Tho
supply moderate md Of dealrabe quality which,
toggor with ndviccs Of hghcr prices OF tho East, li
duced conndcnt feeling ull ArDund. and gavo tho
market m upward incllnaon. Buyers arc numerous.
all tile prominent Eastern narRaa bchg represented.
sufficiently hctiva competition to causo an Appreciation
Of 10G115o per, LOO lbs. Common md medium quni-
Ties did not sharo In tho advance, Us thoro
was no special activity III tho demand
for thcse descriptions, bllt they woro hu1a
with greater firninces. inferior To common mi1rd
"atrnw COWS i sold 1t s8.o6esado; comr,on 70 good
butcLcrs cattle At s3.75@4.75 poor to good stock
steers Mt s9.50@4.G5; common to good shipping leeys
at 80, and choice to extra do Ut S5.b0GG.o5
Tho more notable sales Is extra acora, averaging
14s0 lhs At 3G25, by Keys, DrnWn Clark to Mcpier-
aon ~ and 90, aTeraBang Respectively 400 ad 4oC
80, averaging 1899 ib'. at $G.l21l aud 22 averaging
1424 .s, 1T tG05. Tho nurkot closed firm, with but
little stock left over.
QUOTATIONS.
Extrn Deeves-Gradca steers. ayoraRingl 400
oho,os TO ss it, c formed sycar
to year old stceTH averaging 1,301 to .
1850 lis. 5.5o@5.80
% steors averaging t,2So to ia5o it, 5.1oas4o
l agng 1.1so 70 1.sso lbs. w 47t@s.oo
Butchers stock-comlnon to- fair nteerst
aversene aver go to lido ibs sso@475
acsl. averaging 1oo to 1o30 lbs....,.::.. 35o@aoo
stags balis. snd scalawag steers. 2ou@5e5
Cattle-Texns ror,-fcd. 4.154a4.7
CattIe-Texas wucrcl North ........ 3..5G44 10
Catto-Texas, through droycs. ..,....... 3o0Gsv.o0
BALES.
, 1874-03-13
do so,lor April, sas711 4@B.oo, do aotlor nfay,

do so,Ior April, .s714@B.oo; do aotlor afay
and 10 th avcrnRea; awuot-l,tcklcd hanis NJ
@l01o; dlY-Hnltod moats, looso, ut 5SsG4511o
for slo'ildors, 7i5o for O.itnborlands, 79l@71Go
for long rloar, 73Gt@79lo for snort rlbs, 71So
for short oloar, tho Hhnie boxed nj IN nor Ii
above tllcao prioos. Meas for Aprii delivery ]Gf0
10 hIghot and fur May ~ h1ghott that' cha1.
prices. l}auori 1tloatg,; G1fo Tor shoulders,
baS@855o for shott rihH 68@Do for short
oioAr, all rhoknd III boxoH tho ehrno
IN hlds, ho higher. Dsoon la1nH, 11H@19o.
NroRH boof, &8.7G@00O, extra nosB do,
3D.7G@100D T. boof hans, &29.0D692950. Oily
tallow, 811lDo1Go,, gteaso qlosnb1o ut 411607o.
Sn1rs wore reported Of ia6 brib 1ntsn pork,
nj a14BO; 750 brls do seller April at A14.40
q, 800 brls do Hoor April At $14.35; s75O brla do
Bclor NIny Mt st4G5 900 tca lard seller April at
$500; 260 tcs do at e8.871G; 750 tcH do seller
May at 4D07l; 100, 600 lbH shoulders Hollcr hfny
ut 10; ]B1 hxs short ribs Mt &c. 600 bxa long clear
ut B3}5o; 45 tea Hweet-picklod hams (14'1 lbs) at
loo. -
Tour Was loaa active, but firm at formor prices.
Exporters woro In Tue market, but took hold very
Bparngly. and tho local demand was light. Hold
tts wera strong III thoir vtnws, on ncoo,tnt at
Enhtorn nrnlncbs, md slight 1ocronso In our
stoclss III storo. Dlan VIVA atonay. 6hlcs woro
reported Of 80 brls spring extras (phtcnt) at
5000; 60 br]a do [patont) ut $3.50; 30 brlB do
(ChlnO at 1915, 100 brls do ut a012t1; 200 br1s
10 (Minn.) at 5000; 100 brls do ut $5.00; 100
brla do at 1910; 200 brla do at $500; GOO brlB
do OH priynto tormH; 20 ,brls ryo ut $500 200
brls do at s4.75. Total 1,7b0 6rls. Also 20 tons
bran at 1880; 30 tons do At $1700 OH track 10
tons mddlinga at $4,000 OH track. The following
, 1874-03-13

cout bonds s.................... .... o5@o7k
LATEST.
New YoAK March 12.--Aloney oasy ut 3@f.
Sterling steady Mt 81 .s31 l@4.Bl for alxtydays;
$A.SG14 4DAB71II for sight.
Tho bub-Treasury was closed to-day on account
Of the funeral Of ex-presldent Fillmore.
Gold closed ut LIZ, after selling At 111N@
1875. Carrying rates were ~ to lat.
0lcarngp, s27, 900, 600.
Governments quiet md Arm.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Stocks moro aotYe, tho lending foatnreB hav-
ing boon Union Pacific, Lake Shore, Northwest
orr common, Wabash, Eric, Western Union, and
Rock Isiald. Tho market opened weak, but
soon advanced from Il to ~ per cent. Eric
was exceptionally weak, on vague rnmora Of
Erie Railroad Company held meeting to-day to
tako action on the resignation OF Auditor Dunar,
and committee was appointed to investigate
tic Company's accounts from tho tlno OF Con.
D,x's administration md report. Stocks closed
firm at D roaetion Of & to por cont from tho
highest point OF the day. Tho sales botweou 10
and o'clock were $4,000 shares, of which
$4,000 wara Western Unon, 20, 900 Union Pacific,
$4,000 Wabash, 43,oo0 Lako Shore, 1900 Ero,
"a. 00o horthwcstorn common, anl 1000 Rock
Island.
, 1874-03-13

LUMDEK-pcAlcrs report mn active movement n
tic country demand, there ID godl deal Of trad
ing among dealers, many Of whom arc obliged to
purchase III order to keep up tllcr assortments The
Item taken from tho Lamb Tnlan and published thls
n,orning should hnyo road "'Tho logging aeanon IN
Norfhern Iseonstn as hcen all that could 10 desired
clear Of lcc and the buaess Of starting the logs will
be begun at onco We believe that most Of tLs con-
tractors on tho river mud ly tributaries laSe llea
thcir bil|s apl that, with tho logs put III th1a
winter, aud thoae left over III the booms hero md
in Tho lower ond Of tho rtsrr, tue atock for Mis-
kegun mills VIII 10 ano az as argo o III a ooS geas @ ns
isrge stock Of lumber accumulated laat fall and
during the winor arc faat being moved to Southern
inx season fur the largo mills In openoa tho quantity
that may bo aval4to Tor shipment will 10 rory small
At least 800 carloads per day pass oyer tho roas iea-
With ttia arpua out ct the way ny look for good
, 1874-03-13
1god. Following arc
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

CHICAGO.
THURSDAY EyEs1Ed, March IL.
Tho rocetpH Of I've stock during tho wcck hayo pten
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-02
Notice.

EyRtsA. February J. Nj
To ITS. 4. P.iHkEE: THAT
\-OU AXE HEREBY AolltlIn re.
Your proportion OF the eNI'nra,d Nav
made ai on the Midas Ledge, in Eureka a dn5irs
pis,rict. in Eurela county. Nevada, a drIi,
qacnt: and YOU are further notified i, wd nls and M
.amc 10 ~. VII" have lone :IGn ,br time
nude such improvements; WIFI n,,WEr%SOy,
irg>'fi''" '' law y. ". LENAN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-02

tIH' ~ With law. Dnd ;, y"
OF the Board of Directors. made, H NV ~ IN oder
tecnth 18th day Of February *. 'ne sew.
shares OF each parcel of such .,a 80 many
necessary, will be sold q, pnbl;r@ y. may ne
the office Of the company. 10. az a%"Grl!tn,s "a,
street San tiancisco. cal. on Ir,,n1fla
!. ~ EE\fH 18th DAY OF itrpa,ll'
i>'l' at the hour ot l. o'clock w.. Of sn nhhEilr
I" pay delinquent assessments ,bo ,uen aay,
ot the sale. T. p. EFirhh "" EXPENSES
office. No. TIL? California s,ro., '%Stre'1ry.
cisco. California. ,ah ffan'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-02
Public Notice

NUNERs AID ~; AZ Ito Ba.ye fG nn, be
vi hereby notified c united will NJ, nj
1 1]sissn Aig,n ist f Sssmss, ' i a,i.soI contracts S5 %ns':', :.
t "s,esn to to ~"srI On s s.y, 8 .e ;! tsi si:SSS.
mine. in Pinto. Score, SSuaS K. Mtkimia sn,
in Eureka county Sure'u Csu
Eureka. New, oct'scr 9 l'''
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PO>trWne,mcnt.

.A'.a meeting Of the Board or Tr,,...
the Eureka Mining and smelling i ran Of
held hi, day. the above sale WAS ,uniahy;
until THURSDAY. the seventh d,rr " : W
~. at the hour of l. O'Clock A.. If .o;5 Nay lay
at the office OF the Company. Xo. NJ r a%;'
fornia street. san Francisco, Cali,orn;a; '"''
/; T.. BEACH. Secretary.
.ohicc.No. NJ California street, San F,,,.
cisco, California. iar'
San Francisco. California. April Is. 1874
ap.l.tl
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LhG-iL NOTICES
DELINQUENT Nos
'l'llE FL REN I'VE.
ING l(1Wntv,NhNG nm; Az,

PAL place Of business. So, h%YTg;atiOn Of rr;-ll
lLrcation of Works. EurcSa I ransisco, en- e
here are d%elinqucn, nn"n ,evaaa,-NSs.--
,ciierd stock. on account ~ me followins.gge
,e..eo on b seventeenth I'll, ,ts;'I'ent NoTI'
,h,ars, lN't. the several ame n,n day Of Eslts
snS NAMES OF the Respective .L,, st ..prsFs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-02
REGULAR MEETINGS.

'IliE REGl LAR MEETINGS OF TIL.
l Echekah harity l'cgrcr Lodge, To. q.
+, will lac held until further rutirc ON the
inst and thi1l FRIDAYS Of ench month.
ll"ar - Meeting. - o'clock T.. Nj. s-tt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-02
ENGINE MEETING.

'TiIE RESCUE ENGINE COMPANY
l hold, IT. regular monthly meeting on the
first MONDAY oi each month.
II. T.. B.AliI. President.
u. V. Cross. Secrctar. jcl7
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT col KToFTurS,yTu
l Judicial District. in and for the toun,r, q
Eureka, State OF Nevada. W
The State OF Nevada sends rree,;n, "a r
\. LANDER. You ar. hereby re"nitaJ =.
appear i'll an action commenced agar, :, va,
- defendant by VI AkGAl,kT LANnFit' Nv.
plaintiff. IN the district Cour, d tle MN
judicial district. in ard for the foyr,r n
Eureka. State Of Nevada. at the ,oHn If +.
reka, aud n>wcr the complaint ilcrfipwbSb
i on file with the Clerk Of said CONT. WITHIN
ten DAYS after til" service ON yon Of nj. ,n.
mons lcNclu>iyc Of the day Of service. i
served in said County. or ,wenfy d.t. /
served ont uf said County but within Nj.
District. ana III NIL other ease, tire ulrfl..
or judgment by default will be ialer s:su.,
YOU. according to the prayer d aid com.
plant.
The said action is brought to iraytr jul:.
mCnt against yun. the said ~,lcititaHf, ivy the
dissolution Of the hoPd, If m|atrimry ultn
III" grounds Of cruelty and lnhanan ,trai.
ment and hahitnal tlrGnkcnnes,. fi ill., lqra
Of two Years and onc-ialt ltriur 10 the With
day Of September. \. II. Is.
and Nou are hereby notified that il yn
fail to appear and an>wcr the said complain!
a. above required. the said Ilaintiff will tahe
Judgment in accordance With the PRAYER Of
SAID complaint
In TESTIMONY whercf, |, T. II.
-, HAEMuN. have h%grcnlio set NY
''H hand and affixed the .al Of said
tuurt this 10Th day OF February,
F.. II. HARMON.
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judical l%isirlc',
Eureka. County. Nuvada.
q. ". E,kIE. lltf'. .itt'Y. ie-l''
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CONFEDERATION /! !
An Elm street lilOck In Ashes
treat Loss VI Property andProb'
able Loss OF Life.

This morning about o'clock the
alarm Of fire was sOundedl and the
suddenly'awakened eillIenH and the
busy hremen fastened 10 where The
lurld flames shot upward, aud dlseoy'
cred the buildings on ella street, from
Austin 10 Market, aud from islm 10
Pacific avenue, IN flames,
Al the late hour at which the event
happened, II II impossible 10 furnish all
the particulars, ~ far Us can be aseer'
talned, the fire originated In tbs nil
linery establishment Of Mrs, Bath, on
Austin street, between lGlm street and
Pacific avenue, and soon spread 10 Tho
surrounding buildings, enveloplngand
destroying the entire block with the
exception NJ The building occupied by
Measrs, Adams n Le0nardh bank, and
u dwelllng house on the corner dIagon'
ally opposite,
The list Of houses destroyed embrace
some very extensive business firms,
whose suspension, even though tempo
rary, viii cause no little feeling Of re-
gret,.
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Yesterday morning, the workmon
employed In ChrIstopher's foundry,
Ustruck.n AZ nine o'clock the mnj lori
~ concluded they would 90 TO work,
leaving two moro 10 come In when
their "unpleasantness" had blown
over Finally, one OF the two followed
the majority and while at work was
approached by the other one and after
an interchange OF angry words be-
tween them, they collided with agrace
that would have put TO blush the most
artistic brulser of the prize ring. This
attention TO each other was kept up In
the most unremitting fashion, until n
policeman stepped In and hauled OIL
one OF the combatants, leaving tho
other to find his various parts and put
himself In repairs.
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Chnnge or AppoIntments.

Instead of as heretofore published,
Governor Throckmorton desires us to
state that he will address the people OF
his district as follows Cranberry,
Friday, October IS; Stephensville,
Saturday, II; Hillsboro, Monday, 10 /;
Waxahachie, Tuesday, 20; Cleburne,
Thursday, %; Kaufman, Monday, 20 (;
Rockwell, Tuesday, q; Farmersville,
Wednesday, 2S. AT Weatherford, Pa
10 Pinto, Jacksboro, Decatur, Denton,
Mckinney, Fort Worth and Dallas as
announced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-30

TmE graders have commenced work
on Elm street for tho grayelern.
NEW kind Of preserves appeared yes
terday--tho street Cur 'Jam,"
TnE county and city took each 9th
crs' hands aud went out for gala day,
yesterday.
OuR thoroushhrcs yesterday looked
IN though the city had turned out 10 u
carnival.
To-Day In positively the lust repre-
scntatlon, this year, ofthe molo'drama
Of September."
A CALIFORNIAN In this city talks
about opening one thousand mere
wheat farm.
The cash drawers, yesterday, OF our
merchants, brought them pleasant
dreams last night.
The camels frightened no less than
u dozen horses yesterday Into runa-
ways. Only one serious, however
TnE ladies' society Of ~. Matthews
church will meet at Mrs. Van Horns,
on Wednesday, Mt 8 o'clock =. NJ
A STIRRING revival Is In progress at
Young's warehouse, In the Cedars.
Large numbers are Joining the church
nightly.
A TENDER-rEARTED insurance agent
was seen to run after the man In the
cage with the lions, yesterday, to In
sure his life.
ONE hundred and one splendid beef
cattle were sold, yesterday, to Mr..
Hamm, the premium stall butcher, at
eleven dollars per head,
SEVERAL of our most laborious coll
lectors were at the circus yesterday,
bound to have some little pleasure be-
fore they started out on the LIST.
THE New York and New Orleans
Menagerie and Circus put In their lit
tie treasury from this city yesterday,
something like four thousand dollars
As will be seen by notice in AN"
other column, that popular and enter
prising firm of Messrs. Pierce q Lyle
are appointed agents in the city for
Fosters gift concert, of Houston.
GRAHAM, the popular restauranteur of
Dallas, will open the 80. k" restau'
rant to morrow. From his known
taste and skill in the victualing line,
gentlemen can always be sure of get
ting something choice and appetizing
there hereafter.
"iTHAT's what that man gets by
drinking" said wife to her we'll
filled husband, as she pointed to the
man in the cage, at the circus, with the
snakes. "Mis'r'ahle (hic), miserable,
ma (hic) dam. Wish (hic) me die, If
(hic) d-don't (hic) apays now (hic)
FIRST pick snakes out"
The advertisement of Mrs. M. NJ.
Lee, late of Galveston, will be found
In our columns. Mrs. Lee is known
among the fashionables of Galveston,
as being one of their most stylish dress
makers, and her endorsements COM
mend her in the most ilattering terms
TO our citizens. Her rooms are over
Messrs. Prather & Murphy's, corner
Main and Austin streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-30
Malice 40 Gas Consumers.

A. gas viii DO ready 10 be turned on within
three o. four days, your attention ID called 70
rule number three, page one, to'wlli vine
company requires security for lhe gas o.
peeled " ba eOnsumel, ny q deposit VI
money for which lhey viii allow Interest ~
the rate VI eight per cent POI annnln' We
ind II necessary W enforce His rule upon all
consumers IN order " prolreet ourselves
from losses IN many Instances, such rules
exist win all gas companies throughout TIC
country, Therefore VIZ are not an exception,
a. tho service pipes ara all lnrned IN " VIII
DO absolutely necessary fur each consumer Va
call N tbs once 0f tho company, ana make
their deposit before tho gas viii be turned
on, Any one not provided with q copy ~
the rules anu regulations Gan ohtaln Que ny
oallna ~ the once Of the company,
n, j, ADAMS,
President Dallas Clly Gasliahl company
lpal2l
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Thrown from So. nuEGy.

An Dr., A, A., Johnston was
driving down Main street yester'
day morning His homo fright
ened NJ the camcla standing Oh the
lot In the rear ~ Sheriff liarkley's
house, aud daahIngoli ut furious ralc
threw tho doctor with great Violence
to the street, from which ho was cur
rlcd IN m insensIhlc condition 10 Sher-
M Neutrality-suspicious. The horse was
caught by officer Mosler, on the corner
Of Main aud Austin street, and was
found TO bo seriously injured, while
one wheel ofihe buggy wasshottercdin
pieces, We were plcased 10 learn thu,
the doctor was much better last cve-
Mug, hut owing 10 u severe bruIec on
his right hip he viii he confined 10 his
house for some days.
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Accident 10 u Couutryman.

An elderly gentleman, by the name
of Ross, residing in this county, drove
into Dallas yesterday morning, and
while his team was In front Of gro
Gerry store on Elm street, they fright
ened at wagon which was driven ut
u rapid rate, In passing them, and
springing around threw their driver
from his seat to the ground from
which he was removed severely bruised.
He recovered, however, sufficiently to
90 in pursuit of his horses, which were
caught near the street car ticket Office,
by Colonel Dent.
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southern Motel-sherman.

Whenever our agent returns from u
trip he always tells us about the good
fellows he has met since he has been
gone. This time he grows wonderful
ly emotional over Captain Tom Smith,
proprietor of the Southern hotel, of
Sherman, and his gentlemanly clerk,
Mr.. Rice. If all he says about the
captain and his chief fuactionary is so,
the Southern must be in the hands of
pair Of the genuine hotel men of the
state, and the house itself must be one
of the most delightful places to stop at
that can be found anywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-30

Our fall stock IL beginning to
arrive, and will he larger than
ever before.
We still continue to make
wall paper, window shades,
ETC., a specially.
Purchasers will find our stock
complete, and the largest and
best selected i'm north Texas.
School books I'm great variety,
all Of which mt bottom prices.
PIERCE q LYLE.
SO7 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-30

The street pageant of the circus yes
terday was most brilliant, while both
performances were densely attended.
The acting came nearer to the pictorial
representations posted about the city
than we ever remember having seen
before. The gibes and quirks of tho
parti-colored YoriclIs were new, the
equestrianlsm really wonderful,and he
gymnasts astonishing in their roic.
Taken as whole it was one Of, II not
the very best circus that ever visited
this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-30
THE LADIES

Will find at Jcilrics', OH Elm
street, u large line Of Dress
Goods, cOnsi Sting Of GrOs
Grain and Tnileta Silks, black
and I'm cOiOrs, POngces, SILK
and Wool DingOnals. CameIs
Hair Cloth, AIpaccns, MOliairs,
Empress Cloths, CasIinleres,
Silk Finish POplins, an elc-
giant line Of Trimmings, and
the largest and cheapest stock
Of Ribbons ever exhibited I'm
Dallas. Also, the latest novelties
In Belts, Ties, Sliawls and
ClOalks, all Of which are being
sold upon the most reasonable
terms. l05d2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-30
Texn. Girt CONCERT Association.

This association Is now organized
and has opened in Denison under the
brightest auspices. Its management
is under the control of gentlemen well
known in Denison for integrity and
character, and the prizes are worth
striving for. a cash prize of $3.50, 900
is offered with 1000 worth Of real es-
tate. The drawing takes place on the
3lst OF December and an agency will
be at once opened in this city, which
will give our citizens convenient OPP
portunity to invest and draw them
selves u fortune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-30

This distinguished gentleman gave
us the honor a call yesterday morning
on his way to western Texas to fill his
appointments in that quarter of his
district. The governor was in splen-
did health and vigor, and We are de-
lighted to learn through the public
prints that he Is making hundreds of
votes everywhere he speaks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-30

The grand aud elegant display Of
neat, tasty aud stylish fall aud water
garments 10 be seen al H. a N, kahns-
They are adding daily 10 their already
large stock Of genllemen's, youths and
boys clothing, aud have a full line Of
furnishing goods, hats, ETC. Prices "a
suit the stringeney VI the money mar
ket,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-30
REED a. LATIIKOP

Will sell the Educational series
Of school books at introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also II full stock OF all other
school books, which they will
sell as low as the lowest.