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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-08
In MeniOriau.

At a called meeting of Dallas Lodge No. Al
|. o. o. f., held Mt Dallas, Texas, March G.
1874, the following resolutions were unanl-
mously adopted.
Whereas, This Lodge has suffered u be-
reavement of more than ordinary intensity,
In the death of our beloved brother, G. w,
Stevenson, NJ. d., In the forty-second year OF
his age, and tho twentieth of his connection
with this lodge.
Resolved, That we, as brotherhood, bear
cordial testimony TO the virtues of the de-
ceased, which Illustrate the principles OF our
order the more conspicuouslv, because un.
dlmmed by any OF the vices which 1t is our
mission to combat
Resolved, That in testimony of our frater-
nal sympathy with the family Of the de-
ceased, q copy OF these proceedings he fur
nishcd them, and that they be published in
THE HERALD and Commercial.
Resolved, That this lodge attend in proc es-
slonat the obsequies OF our deceased brother.
RICHARD GAINES,
b.. =. JET,
j. y. BALLARD
Committee.
Commercial please copV
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DALLAS county never had u better
sheriff than Major James H. Barkley,
aud from tho scrupulous lmpartialityi
the studied system, the to'lhc'second
promplltude and the unqualllng cour-
ago with which the allhlrs Of this cN-
ceptlonalIy responsible office are exc
cuted, we question whether hispeercnn
be, or Is ever very likely to bo found
IN this state,
SOME individual has, In mercy, stuck
guard post on the corner OF the side =
walk adjoining the HERALD building
and thus saved the remnant Of that
angel by compelling teams to cross
That gutter, equal to which, there N
none on the face of the globe,
Mn. ]. W. ALLEN yesterday placed
the copper-coaIed lightning rod upon
the court house. one point being placed
on top Of The flag STAFF on the cupola'
Allen suys that Ia about ~ near heaven
rs hc perhaps will ever get
a LOAD Of corn was sold In this city
yesterday for eighteen and II half cents
per bushcl. Either the man who sold
IL was very much In need of money,
or the corn was very much stolen.
There was nea In the linen some
whore,
MISsRs. CLARK Il BRYAN otter for
rent the building on the west side OF
the square, now occupied by Clark,
Bryan 4 Blake, Possession given on
the 18th of the present month"; See
advertisement.
FIVE young men reached this city
yesterday, in seach ofsomethIng to do.
Not finding "something to do' vacant,
they thought they'd loaf, but finding
all the good loaling spots taken up,
they left last evening.
SINCE the completion of the Texas
and Pacific railroad to Texarkana, we
receive Little Rock, Arkansas, papers
early on the morning after their publ
cation.
JoHN II. BRYAN gives notice in to-
days paper by advertisements that he
has lost city scrip No. 5O2S, for S57 90,
and cautions persons not to trade for
or purchase the same. See notice.
AIITTLE boy aboutseyen years of agc
fell from horse, upon which he was
riding with his father yesterday, and
broke his arm. The accident occurred
on Elm street.
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HOOK, nay LORDs, THEY COME,


'rhe women's movement nienaces
Dallasn Didn't we tell you SO? And
what prophet we are, to be sure! And
the proof will be found in many of
your postoilce boxes to-day. 1t will
come in no questionable shape. But
clothed in the majesty ola postal card,
and graceful with the airy flow of some
inkslingess, it will warn you that to-
morrow clasped hands, upturned eyes,
knecling forms will reverently occupy
the steps and the thresholds of the
three thousand and one saloons in this
city, and never "give up tho'-che-
bang, until every drop finds its way to
the streets. Don't all rash to the post
office ut once!
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Is hereby given 10 the public that some Time
past huyo los, or mislald II city treasury
scrip, of the following description, to-wll'
No. 81, ISSUED 10 John Loup0t or bearer for
money loaned the city for the purpose OF I'M
proving the streets, In the sum of one nun
dred and eleven dollars, currency, bearing
two per cont per month, nnd Issued on or
about the 18Th day o. March, 1871, tor which
the city council has most graciouIy ISSUED
10 me duplicate, ordering nj tile same time
thccIty trcnsurerto pay the duplicate ana
not the original. JOHN LoUPoI
Omlt t'
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls az Dallas Post.
UlIce,

Northern mail arrives daily at sSj p M
departs nj 6:2O M
Southern mail arrives AT t;40 n m; departs
at SD p m.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives NJ 500 n m;
departs nj 10 pm.
Fort Worth, Weatheriord and JackSboro
mail arrives except sundays nj 1 p m; de-
parts Except sundays nj am.
Denton and Wise County, lewisvillt and
Tnuity Mills mail arrives Monday, WcdneS-
day and Friday ut u p m; departs Tuesday,
| Thursday and Saturday AT n IN.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday AT am, arrives Wednesday and
saturday n 4 M,
Greenvlle, Hunt County, Rockwell and
Wildwood mail arrives Tuesday and Friday
Al II m; departs Tuesday and Friday nj
pm.
Waxahnchic mail arrives Monday, We'd
DeSday and Friday at pm, departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday nj ~ am.
ScycnC, lIaught'S Store aud Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day nj Il m; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday al pm.
All mails close mt p IN, rs the bulk Of the
mail arrives, and is distributed ut night.
william Jones, Postmaster y. ;, Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; w. ~. Adams, Mating Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
ributi ng ClorK.
Persons having grievances against the
Office on any account will please report the
fact in writing in person to the postmaster
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sheep Rn,sa ny DOGS,

ON Tuesday night, 10Th " Juno, 10Y
of dogs made raid on M phlllel
YeIseTs sheep, in Boyle county Ken,
lucky, but fortunately all OF l'lell WgJ
in number except three, were lhplesn "
In n portable picket fence TWO o. lng
three, left on the outside, were Nllluu
by tho dogs, aud in in less than one
hour they Ind eaten every pHfllpIe w
flesh. Next day they returned ",
broad daylight aud killed the mira
one, Mr.. Helser being near, saw lhehll
end quickly dispatched them WIN !
pistol lie poisoned the carcass hllu
three more dogs were brought loW'
HurdIng Ii u great protection TO sEeep
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SlnnghterIng Cattle.

The Australian butchers have I'm.
vented an improved method of slaueh.
tering cattle. AT Sidney the animals
are driven by five at time into the
slaughter house, where there is no per-
son to he seen. While they are quietly
staring around the strangely quiet
apartment, aman silently passes above
them, walking along the open beams
which closely cross the house. He Ia
armed with lance with point like n
mortising chisel. One by one the
beasts are pierced with this weapon
just behind the horns; they drop in
stantly, and as soon as all are down.
the other men, waiting in the next
apartment, enter and bleed and dress
the carcasses. -
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THE DAILY HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH s, 1874.

Resolved, Thai We tender our heartfelt
sympathy 10 lliR wii0, wiiohh sore bnfeaIe'
lnaui W. can, ia some manner, appreciate,
and To his beloved children, ana 10 Nll ulhefe
lO whom our departed friend was nchf ana
dear, ana who VIII Gllorish MIN IN Rllacllun'
Hth memory,
Resolved, That copies ~ these resolutions
b. sent 10 The family OF thndeGhlhed, ~ me
city papers fir publication aud entered on
tho Minute boOl, 0f this s0cleiy,
II, II, JONES, ", u,
NJ VI. HEWSON, NJ, D,
j, A, EWING, 81, y,
Committee,
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Card.

DALLAS, March q, 1874.
70 Mr.. Charles T. MOrrlss, Chairman of Dem
ocratc Club OF DALLAS;
SiR-As rumoIs have been circulated IL
my prejudice M Democratic candidate ioi
assessor and collector of this city, connected
with my Official conduct MS deputy 10 D.
King the present officer, | hereby request
that you, as chief officer Of the only demo-
cratic organization In Dallas, win ut once
nppolnt ~ committee Of well known demo.
cratic citizens otthlscity onlake II thorough
investigation of all all the iocts I'm the case
r., j. CARRINGTON,
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These priests will open the mission
service IN the catholic church to-day,
continuing the same throughout
the week, with three services during
the day, at and 0 o'clock in the morn
ing and Z in the evening. The charac-
ter of these services resemble the meet
ings of other denominations called to
create an excited interest in respect to
religion, and termed in the methodist
church, revvals.
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Wait Awhile.

We defer report of the arrest made
by special officer Blood late on Friday
night until we get possession of more
connected facts, and the merits of the
cause, which led to the arrest of the Of
fender, are attainable in more con-
gruous shape. Then our readers shall
have an ex cathedra account of chow
the pig soucals."
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Buy q share In eleven tick cts
of the Louisville Library Gift
Concert for yOur wife and baby.
and let then, have a chance 10
cry keno" ns well as yourself.
Shares sold by %. Gerry nj The
postOmec. Pierce al lyle and
John McEIhare. AT So az.
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TnE health officer sounds his tocsn
in this mornings HERALD.
Milk has "drapped' couple of
cents on the quart
EAST Dallas talks of big hotel ''of
our own.n
AN effort is to be made by our cti-
zens to have the night police force en-
larged.
ITALIAN chesnuts are shelled and
eaten by American mouths in this
city.
EIGHT hundred acres of wheat is 10
he planted by one farmer in Dallas
county, this spring.
MAJOR JOHN FIELD, one of the gold
nuggets and valuable citilens OF Collin
county, is in the city.
The Central depot issettng its house
In order to welcome the bridegroom of
big business this spring. .f1
THE Pacific road is increasing its
rolling stock to do some tremendous
carrying this season.
DIR. WALKER, Of the dashing firm
ofConnor d Walker is going to Eu-
rope.
SEE notice of Hill, Shields & Co..
$1,000 to loan on improved real estate
in this mornings paper.
DIR. SwINDEIIs, of Lancaster, was
In the city yesterday. The Doctor does
this frequently.
Four hod-carriers had their coats
carriedsotf yesterday, while they were
carrying OIL bricks from brick pile.
THE HERALD specials from Austin
are copied by most, if not quite ALL of
the north Texas press.
THIS is Sunday. We ought to be
thanked for this reminder, rs people
can't be expected to remem Der every
thing. e,. 14oHn n
ONE of Elm streets merchant prln-
ces, Wheat, goes to New York this
week. For little while then Dallas
is to be short that much good grain.
The difference in carrying bricks on
your shoulder and bricks in your hat
Is, that the first pays you and the last
pays somebody else.
Go to church to-day The criminal
court is in session, and you know not
how soon you may be brought before
1t.
To the iron-front on the north side
of the square, is where the lordly firm
of Messrs. Clark, Bryan & Blake go,
after the 10Th.
WHILE everything is hustle, hustle,
hustle, at the sherfi's office, still it
must not be understood that any female
rights ale infringed.
EMIGRANTs continue to arrive by
AMIDST every train. Most of them are
from Kentucky, Maryland and Vir-
ginia.
AND now comes Judge Hare and SUBJ
stantially declares the present grand
jury to be the very soul of business and
honor. That's true glory, gentlemen!
ACCOUNTS against tax delinquents
have been made out as far as the Els.
The Els to feel Easy ought to step up
to the Captains Office and settle.
MEssRs. HowARTH & DOUGLASS.
merchant tailors, Lamar street, in rear
of the Dallas County Bank, HERALD
buildingl will receive the first INSTALL
ment of their spring stock during the
coming week, and invite their friends
to give them call. Their stock is the
handsomest and most stylish ever
brought to the city. See notice.
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PryOr's sample Room.

Immediately opposite to the college
on ELM street will be found one of the
most elegant sample rooms in the city.
This, of course, is Pryor's, and if you
desire to get yourself on theoutside OF
some of the choicest of viands, drop in
and you can appease the most fastidi-
Gus appetite.
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NOTICE.

Tie Daily Herald IN now fur
uisi,cd 10 subscribcrs by carrier at 20
cents per week. The paper VIII be de-
livered regularly each morning NJ np
early hour. 10 any part of the ci;y and
suburbs Within n mile and halt Of
the court house. Subscribers falling
10 receive their paper viii obIisc by
reporting 10 MIR. Iiasyc mt this Office.
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Illinois. Missouri aud Texas Railroad,

The 81. Louis Republican says Colonel
T.. i. Crandall, ofSt, Louis, president
of the above road, running from cape
Glrardeau TO Poplar Blnils, has per-
fected arrangements for pushing that
road to an early completion, lie has
entered into contract with u PitlsDNrg
company TO iron twenty miles OF lhs
road, operations 10 commence at once
The company have already nine miles
of track laid from the Mississippi RIVER
and n large portion Of the Inc ~
prnded, II Little Rock Gazette.
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DO 20 $ecGNli AZ &c. for fttrEj.
ture, books, stationery. crOci6-
cry ansa glassware, window
shades. pirturCs. and all KINDS
Of MsOuGGiugs. wall paper. step
ladders, table and pocket cut
irTy. 2SOd&Ntf
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The cIllzons OF Dallas are hereby notified
lhut the sanitary Laws Of the city OF Dallas
viii talto eject from this date, aud that after
the expiration Of twenty days tho city mar
shal aud police force win report all nulion'
ccs 10 me. An keepers Of hotels, boarding
houses, snlosns, vegetable stands, hldr
houses aud placed whore hllh nooumulntoS
rapidly, are notified that the sanitary laws
win be- rlgidly enforced nltor the pbo5c date
MAT. A, CORNELIUS, NJ. d. f
Health officer city OF Dallas.
MALTA. Naval, 1874 9Dltf
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THAT was very naughty saloon
keeper in piQua, Ohio, who, when y
ladies came to pray for him, rem ,,d'
III am glad to see YOU but you have
chosen rather an inopportunc time,
always take n bath at this hour lie
then proceeded lelsurely to disrobe
and tie ladies went next door.
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Howarth & Douglas

WIN have, the coming week,a lurga Invoice
of new styles of spring and summer cloths,
cassimeroS, etc. for gentlemen's clothing,
which they can make up in the latest styles,
Gentlemen wishing new spring outfits,
should give rs u call at our Fashionable Tail
oring establishment on Lamar street, in rem
of the Dallas County Bank 2'dlt
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Apply do PIERCE G% EYEE
for tickets aNd information i'm
Louisville gift concert.
l,elia,Ons NNticr,

Al the request of many friends, Elder II
NJ. Gano will deliver Il sermon on the sub.
.icct of "Chrslian union,' at the Christian,
church, beginning ut precisely half-past
: o'clock p. M, SATURDAY evening next, the
18th inst. All frlendS and the public gener.
ally are urgently invited to attend.
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Ion WORK.

we have the facilities md ti'e worh'
mon 10 do a1 good work, and NJ M
low rates, as cnn he done anywhere
and we mean 20 do ~. Bring your
Fine job work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner OF Main and
Lamar streets.
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Have voc tried the nav stationery and pa
pcy firm, opposite the postofce? Reed Il
lu,hrop will sell envelopes, writing aud
paper and stout MANILA bags, at
ST. Louis prices. 2ldlm
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Mu a. M. llLCKLT1

IA our authorized ngepi Tor this city, with
power tomnlSc collections mud solicitndVel-
tisamenls and suDscripuohS Tor nus ppper'
All contracts made by him VIII Dc reeoB-
nlzed by this ollico. a~A W el
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NoiIce.

The store house now occupied by CLARK
Bryan & Blake, west sIdo Of public square
viii bo for rent after MRrchli, lhi4, They
will move 10 The Iron Front building, norm
side Of the square, CLARK & BRYAN.
1ldlL
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Eer Capita orCurTeneS.

From the Now YORK bullellnI
Comparing the active circulation OF
the respective counties WIN lllelr pop
umtnn, We have lhe following resllll
rs the amount Of currency 10 me headi
Crcua,
Aclnnl rop- Tn por
circulation, lat1n, 1nnllh,
iIent Britain uNliumUD NliMJiWN WI ~
frRnren,,,,,,,., liOD,Oh01 lN,VOml ~
GiermlnyrYn ~ gOiM anpESS'MMo m
Thus, placing the circulation of the
two countries on n gold basis, which u,
necessary to true comparison, we llnd
the amount In this country " ~ w
per head; In Germany Sl7 81 IN Great
Britain, 81 -, aud IN France al W.
Taking population into account, our
circulation Is about Ono-thlrd thai OF
France, twO-thlrds that OF me
United Kingdom, aud iouI'lillhN
that Of Germany,
This Nv u fair exposure Of the dlslor-
liOn Of facts which II res0rled 10 on
every hand to bolster up the ID lind rem
sOning of those who would arbitrarily
restrict bank note Issues, We lind Mr.
AmnsA Walker, In the March numhrl
of the International Review, affirming
that "the circulation Of the unilot
States was from 1910 to 1860 only ~ pei
head, while II " now ST per head
Hero " q double error, In the Hrs
| place, Us viii be seen from the above
statement, he ovorrates very largely
the present circulation; and next, II
| his statement for $40 TO 1860, he leave
ont entirely the specie portion OF th'
circulation for tharperlod, which wonl,
certainly double his estimate; to whiol
must he added the further consIdern
4 ton that, as shown in the Bulletin OF
nth instant, the amount of commerce
per head Of population has double,
within the last seventeen years, call
ing for an important increase In lh'
amount Of circulation per capita Thu
violent distortion of facts implie
something wrong IN the theories the.
are quoted to support, True scienc
seeks to harmonic theory with fact
and not to misshape facts to ut theor
loo
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We have tried 1t. Tried what? Why. the
great Cough remedy, PICTORIAL. BALM!
Having derived benefit from 1t, we use the
scripturai injunction, "Go thou and da ike
WISE" For sale by ell druggists.
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A crying baby and siclsly wife
Are Woes of n married mans life,
lhfhcult for any one to endure.
But English Female Bittefs will cure.
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Twelve lots lone boclS), on the principal
business street Of the town of llutchins, on
Inc Central Railroad, IN DALLAS county, for
sale ut low prices. Apply ~
JOHN ". SWlNDELLS,
iyl5ltf Herald Once,
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yIr ~. III. SnarIse,

OF shreveport, IL our authorized agent for
Chat city, To whom parties desiring 10 adver
slso In or subscribe Tor THE HERALD ARE re-
specially referred.
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A good thing to know when your hair is
turning grey, is that Bineaud's Lightning
Hair Dye reproduces Its natural appearance.
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Reed ~ Latlrop, opposite tho postoiiice,
have paper bags, straw and MANILA paper,
1T 81, Louis prices.
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Tor Sale.

Three good residences in this city. lmme-
diate possession given.
l69-dtf STEAGALL & co.
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cArrAIN IomN W. LAVE,

authorized agent of THE DALLAS HERALD In
Austin.
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Law Blanks Of every description for sale,
and printed to order, ut this Office.
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Franklin 81 Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald Onice will he allowed In settle
mcnts with the office unless an order
from the Proprietor IL given.
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NOTICE no ADyERTIsEns.

Hereafter all bills Cor advertisements
ntbis paper viii be collected monthly
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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A heavy invoice of blank and
memorandum books received
al PIERCE AZ LYLE'S.
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ADvEnTHsEMENTs

Intended for the mornings EIcraId
should he handed In by q O'ciOcit the
previous evening TO insure their int
sertlOn.
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A good secondhand mower tor sale. Ap-
ply 10 BLOCK, JET & co.
l9llw
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Two dwelling houses 10 rent
2ldlm STEAGAlL d GO.
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AND THE END rs NOE NET.
Wall paper, window shades.
brackets and cornicc moulding
still ccrningat
PIERCE AZ EYEE'S.
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VALUABLE HOTEL rBOPLRIi
FOR sALlc.
tho wcll known proporty.Enown ~ no
..CrmtchGeId House"

in the city OF Dallas, IN offered NJ private
sale. For terms, inquire OF
GEO. W.BAYL0Ror ,
JAs,O. CRufcHFiELp'
Dallas, Nov, -. lola. s"uu
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure of Trains n:
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
ANNOUNCEMENTS


For Mayor.
We are authorized and requested to an.
nounce
BEN. LONG
as Il candidate for the Office of Mayor of the
city of Dallas.
For Treasurer.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce
HENRY BOLL
us q candidate for Treasurer OF the city of
Dallas, ut the election in April next
Assessor and Collector.
We are authorized and requested to an
T. J. KEETON.
us candidate for Assessor and Collector OF
the city of Dallas, at the election, April 7th
next.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce
VI. THEVENET,
as candidate for Assessor and Collector of
the city of Dallas, 1.-THE ensuing corporation
election In April next.
Alderman.
Having to some extent improved the
streets OF our great city of Dallas, | would
now like to walk upon them clothed with
clare myself an independent candidate for
the Office OF Alderman of the First ward
ana solicit the suffrages of all my friends.
PAT ODONNELL.
For Marshal.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounce
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H C. H0SKINS,
Wholesale Druggist
IIENE STIR I1IGI', DALLAS.


AIN nov prepare o stock M
Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, Etc.
interior OF Texas, dernndto
SELL AT THE Low H. - IL III q II lie Ils
win o
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