The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-14

RX-GoVERNoR CROCKETT, OF TIL
city, relates that while travelling In th'
interest Of the Grange, In an adjoining
county, hemet with u lady by the nam'
Of Stocking, and upon stopping a
another house near the residence o.
Mrs, Stocking he met with man by
the name of Shoe, The Ex-Governor
proposed that the male =, marry The
female s., but he objected, Maybe
because he was afraid of getting d
"pooioa' Stocking,
The discharge Of hud In Diabetes
IL something very extraordinary, haV'
ing been known TO reach the amount
Of thirty pInts in twenty-four hours,
each pint containing over two ounces
of saccharlne matter In the early
stages of this disease no remedy IL 81
prompt M William Il. Parker's Com
pound Fluid Extract Buehu. Try II,
ana you will never regret It, Sold by
all druggists, everywhere.
SEE advertisement Of the Common
wealth College in to-day's paper. This
institution, located on Main street,
fronting court square, Is open day and
evening for the practical education OF
youths, adults and even the middle
aged Of both sexes, qualifying them for
the thorough and successful prosecu-
ton of business affairs in the various
avocatIons Of domestic, mercantile and
professional life. Mossrs, Spencer u
Lawrence, the principals Of the college,
are gentlemen of thorough education
and experience in the line Of their
profession, and we very cordially
recommend them to the patronage OF
the public.
Mr.. BAYLIs II. HARRIS has n notice
in our special notice and also in our
regular advertising columns Of large
lot of Southern grown fruit and orna-
mental trees and plants, from the very
best nurseries in the South, which he
has now on sale on the lot in the rear
of Mr.. w. G. Randall on Main street.
He invites those wishing TO purchase
trees and shrubs to give him call i'm
mediately, as he has but II limited
stock. We take pleasure in adding
that Mr.. Harris bears with him the
best of references for integrity and re-
liability, and we most cordially
recommend him to our people.
AMONG our new advertisements we
take pleasure in calling attention to
that of Messrs. Gay & Leigh, general
insurance agents. These gentlemen are
the successors of Messrs. Jordan, Gay u
Co., agents of ten of the very best Fire
Insurance Companies which are repre-
scented in the State, and from their
knowledge of their business, moral in
tegrity, energy and prompt attention to
business, we feel no hesitancy in pre-
dieting for them the success that merit
deserves, and we cordially commend
them and the splendid line of compa-
MES they represent to the fullest conf
dence and support of the public. Their
Office is on Main street, in the building
formerly occupied ty Messrs. Sanger
Bros, where they will be pleased to see
their old friends and patrons.
ARRIVALS at the Commercial hotel
c. w. Beckett, London; II. II. Buck
ner, New Orleans; John b. Lubbock,
Austin; w. Pearson, Cincinnati; s..
Bevers, Palo Pinto; w. Easton, Jacks
boro; ~ j. Sherman, Terrell; j. w.
Boaz, Hearne; Judge Dumas, Sherman;
A. j. Storm, Fort Worth; A. Forlin,
Louisville; w. w. Gregory, Ohio; A.
Jemison and wife Denison; A. Henry,
Troupe; r. S. Wood, Bud Wash, Kauf-
man; j. Badgeley, Geo. Rickords, ST..
Louis; L. c. Matthews, Fort Worth; NJ.
G. Carey, II. & II. G. II. r.; Y. G. Mors-
ley, II. w. Hewell, St Louis; Ed. Nor
ris, Sherman; Fl. S. Morgan, New York.