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The grandest thing of the season. Cap and
Bells at the Opera House on Saturday night.
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You may lose @ fortune,
You may lose a fortune,
You may lose q fortune,
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WANTED-A smart. active man with a GOOD adj
w dress, to canvass i'll the city for y new Article
where $50 to so Per week he made. Apply 81
Calondelet street rear Office between IL and oclocb
tl3 1T
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M ANIED-A SITUATION ny competent man. as
w Coachnsan No objections 10 going into the
country Address = X, care OF +. McClon, Esq,
tl camp street ,l3 1t
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Gflce New Orleans and CnrrOlitOn Rail-
road Company New Orleans. Dec. L. ls14-The an
nlal election for Directors of this company will take
place, according to law. 81 MONDAY, Jan. !. 1873.
between the hours Of 10 y. NJ. and > r. NJ, at the
office of the company, Il Baronne street.
di I'm I. MCBRIDE Secretary.
New Orleans. Sc. Louis and Chicago Rail
road Company-New Orleans, La. Dee ,, 1S.4.--
SPECIAL NOTICING through freight will be e.
ceived for shipment unless accompanied with CON
tract and order from j. g. MOrey contracting Freight
Agent Office Camp and Common under City
Hotel, except to stations n o.. St. l.. and Chicago
Nicksburg ana Meridian and Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroads until further notice
d3 If j. d. HOUSTON Freight Agent
NOtice-Neither the Captain Owners of
the British Bark LoniellOw, from St Martins. \. f..
will be responsib for any debts cted by
of said vessel d33
Special Notice-NO bills contracted by the
of the tugbOat S. c. HALL, will be paid unless
ndoIsed by the undersigned
JOHN MCCOY, Owner.
d3 I'm JACK CLARK, Captain
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WANTED-A middleaged woman to do the
w cooking, washing and ironing for sinai, family.
Good wages will be paid to competent person.
coming well recommended. Apply at IS St
Charles street corner Commercial Place. IA IT.
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BOARD WANTED-In the vicinity of the Second
or Third District ferry landings, by lady. Best
references given and the required. Please adj
dress f. of this Office stating location price etc
IL: 3t MAE
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Unitarian Church, At. Charles street. near
Julia-Rev. j. {. Waldo Grand Prelate Knights
Tenplar L. s.. will preach in this Church on SUN
DAY NEXT. 9th inst. at II \. M. Regular atten-
tants of the Church notified. and strangers
cordially invited to attend d. st
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have retired leaving lis III a worse condition
than when we elected them, and with the APP
prevail of not man who had anything to lose
by their administration.
No, gentlemen; you must take to your
connsels, those who are the chief sufferers
More, you must beget faithfully good works !;
YOU must practice economy before you ask
others to sacrifice themselves !: you must burn
one gaslight where you now burn two; you
you must run one fire engine where you now
run two you must employ one clerk and
bookkeeper one street scavenger where you
now employ two you must help the people
who elected you to fight unconstitutional tax
laws, and not Lacey & Co., or new bank
attorney to squeeze us out Of court, because
they and the judges choose to say we are a day
too late with our cases.
In fine, gentlemen, you must not threaten
your own creator, but humbly aekno wiedge
that you are but the creature, and that, how
ever you may view it, the people think You
owe them little Of your attention. Anybody
can run q city whose Golfers are full. You are
expected to run one whose Golfers are empty.
And it can be done, but not by killing the
goose that lays the golden egg, as all your
predecessors have tried to do.
Even those who hold the lawful obligations
Of this city are looking to you for the exercise
of more of wisdom than has characterized
Witt & Co. What boots it to the holder that
he gets his interest il his principal, his bond,
is melting away. No regular squeezing Of
interest out of this people can make the
bonds they really owe worth par No, the
holders Of such bonds must see the deck
cleared Of all ilegitimate paper, and they
must see q Tightly taxed, . prosperous and
. happy people.
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Office jefferson and Lake POntchnrtrain
Railway Company. New Orleans La. Dee 4, ls74-
The annual election for Directors of this company
viii take place according To law, on MONDAY. Jan
T. ISIS between the hours of 10 \. NJ and i2i +. NJ
at the office OF the company. II Ialonne street.
d. i'm 7. MCBRIDE. Secretary
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"ANTED-A situation by experienced sales
w man in wholesale grocery tobacco house
Address SALESMAN this office. il It
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Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
all fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains jy4
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If you procrastinate
If You procrastinate
II you procrastiaate

So secure ticket
So secure ticket
So secure q ticket
For til Grand Drawing tomorrow
OF the Louisiana State Lottery.
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"ANTED-A Partner with $1,000 to so, GOO. to
w join in a business fully established and in run
ming order. Said business pays large profit. The
person furnishing said amount will be required to
take charge OF the books and cash Address Post
Office box 27l9 with full name n27 1w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-26

onatratlOns, MnIorJohn Henry Brown,
of this paper followed Professor Beck
man In a speech In English, which
was npplauded throughout After the
speaking every diversion the fancy
could dictate waA INDUCED In. All
WINS relaxation and fun. The most
delicious beer was consumed In vast
llbalions from tho oldest 10 the very
youngest The graceful and athletic
Ymnasts ynulled upon the ground or
gyrated upon the bar
The performance Of those celebrated
professionals, The Davenport Brothers,
who CHANGED TO be on tho ground, be-
Ing exceedingly brilliant, To this
yarlcgated sceno was then added,
the sock race, the first prize being
awarded 10 Master Charles lIeinecke,
aud the second prIleto Master Herman
Bohny, Both prizes were handsome
pocket books, Ihon came tho climb
Ing Of II creased pole, on the apex OF
which was u silver hunting oasc. This
was won by Muster Charles Reinocke !
another prize was Mexican half-dol-
lar; the third prize was meersGhaum
pipe, which was won by Mr. Saunders
the fourth prize was won by Mr.. Dyre,
andth nth, silk pocket hondkcr'
chief by Mr., Newman.
The race for beautiful boquct was
participated In by II large number OF
ladies, II was won by one Of the num-
Der whose name we could not learn,
Under the barrel upon which the bo'
quot was placed, was his poultry maj
esty, Sir Chanlicleer, who, as soon rs
the barrel was capsled by the impetu'
Gus racers for the floral prize, became
u gathering, cacklIng crowing-in-
broRen-measure, dying fugitive, pur'
sued by mob Of boys, the one who
caught him being the owner
The "high jumping" was won by
the Davenport brothers, u box Of Gig
ors being the prize. The "runnng
Jump was won by our friend Captain
Conner, Of the firm Of Mesors, Common
~ Walker, who is now crematlng his
fame 10y ncincrotiug his pri1e-a box
of cigars.
Dancing was then taken up, ut the
conclusion of which the jewellers de-
parted to their respective homes, after
having spent hours of glorious pleas
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sVnyor Cabeil's Court

His honor official sailed the follow
ing yesterday;
John Mcdonnell, not having his pi-
zeometer along, put more Is his "bar-
rep than hc could entertain, and OF
course took ground rest; 81 and
costs.
Mark Murphy took his at various
places, but in oceanic doses, and down
nc went; 81 and costs.
Tarbert become II swelling scene, but
finally collapsed on the side walk 81
aud costs.
Henry Hallet endorses Eade's jetty
system, and jettied early, often aud
literally, which ended in his going
dustward 81 and costs.
Rusol Esq, was erecting n violent
gale; n quakerly gentleman who heard
1t informed Rusol, Esq, that "thee
will be reported rs creating distur-
bance," which was done, and Rusol,
Esq, was urged out of enough to keep
him In "lemonaden and "sichn for II
month.
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WANTED TO RENT.

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A Gala Day at the Fair Grounds.

The sky in its toilet of blue, the air
athrill with the melody of birds and
that Niagara of light, the sun, flooding
all with II brightness and glow, may
hap somewhat too gracious, constitu-
ted Sunday as the very pink OF days,
In the main, for the Turn Verein cele-
oration, which took place ut the fair
grounds on that gaycst and most bril-
liant of Sabbaths.
TUE PROCESSION AND MARCH.
AT 8 o'clock, in the presence of Il
large crowd who had assembled TO wit
ness the formation of the procession,
the members OF the different societies
who were to participate in the celebra-
ton formed in line in front of the Tur-
ner hall, where they had met to pre-
pare for the festivities, in the following
order: First came the rifle company,
consisting of fifteen members, follow
ing it was the Dallas brass band, which
discoursed beautiful and spirited airs
during the march; then came the Tur-
ner society, commanded by Captain
Fred. Foster, with u membership of
sixty; after the Turner's was
the Swiss Glee club, with Mr.
Henry Schmidt in command,
the rich and elegant banner recently
presented to this club floating above it,
like n bright vision upon snowy wings
of satin, forming an ecstaticly admired
feature of this part of the procession.
Next, and constituting the last division
of the line, was the Swiss Benevolent
association, numbering thirty men,
bers. The entire procession was under
command of Jacob Erossmann, as first
marshal; John Schadal, as second
marshal, and Frank Hannah, AS third
marshal, whose uniform, with that of
all those In line, Were very neat and
tasteful, giving to the procession an
extremely picturesque appearance.
ArTHE FAIR GROUND.
On reaching the faif ground which was
previously arranged for the .fete, with
an immense beer stall In the center of
the enclosure, where the love of Gambri-
nus was ready to flow. laughing as the
falls of Minnehaha, and copious as the
Nile, and where all the appointments
for physical exercise were distributed,
the festivities opened by the singing of
several airs i'll the Swiss, German and
French language, after which Pro-
fessor Beekman addressed the assembly
which, with alarge addition ofvisitors,
had swelled toa concourse of fully
thousand or flfteen hundred people.
The speech OF the professor was made
In Ger nan and was In the nature of n
welcome to all, with brief history Of
the organization Of the Turn verein, |
and was received with a hearty dem. !,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

1t. Matthew's Episcopal Chureh-Corner La
mar ana Elm streets. Rev. SD. Davenport
Rector, sunday School at . am, service,
at lO'g am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corne,
commerce and Lamar streets, Rpy. Dr ~
+. EaSlerliug Pastor. sunday school nj
am, Services at II a. IN, and ~ u. m. CITY
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas
at III a. NJ. and corner Young and Ervny
streets, III 4. NJ. every sabbath. Rev, sam.
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street lnew buiId.
lngl-kev, Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser.
Vices Low mass, am; high mass, M m =,
VeSpers, ip.m. "'''' .
christian Church-Elder r. NJ, Gano. Pastor
services every Lords day ut II a. m, and ~
pm. sabbath school ut o. am. ~
missionary Baptist Church-PattPrson avc.
nue.. KEY. Abram Weaver, Pastor, Sunday
school ut S's am. Services at lOI am. ana
So pm. "'''' anu
>, Presbyterian Church-Elm street. Roy
(. smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Snh'
Oath ~ lOl am, and PIN. Weekly pravsr
meeting Wednesday 1t pm, Sahhsth
scho"l Saheaih morning at O'Clock,
Cumberland Presblter Church-Iettarso,
street. sunday School at So am, Serves
al III a, m. and Sp. IN. Tvs
Methodist Episcopal Church. Preaching o,,o
"a l!ae Sa,opath evening at Odd Fellows han at
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For the benefit of the Catholic church
in this city, comes of Tonight and
tomorrow night at odd Fellows
hall, by the ladies of the church,
assisted by other ladies of the city. To-
night there will be spread fine sup
per- including ice cream and all other
delicacies of the season. Tomorrow
night, in addition to a supper, there
will be grand tableau display. Our
citizens are cordially invited to be
present and contribute to the worthy
object.
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Estimates made and
Cohirnctstaken
for every description
Of Carpenter and
Joinors work, stone,
Iron, or Wood
Fronts, Countrrsand
Shelving huiltto
Order and ~ the
shortest notice.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor--W. l.. Cabcll.
Engineer-W lillian NJ. johnson.
Attoruey--Wil liam NJ. Edwards.
Treasurer Robert Ii. West.
Assessor aud Collector-ThomaS j. Eeeton
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
Deputy Marshal-John IL. Ryan.
Policemen--J. W, Spencer, A. W. Mixson
u. NJ. Russell, {. ID, Blood, Samuel Crabb, r.
II. \. Nichols, W, +. Morton, j. IL. Elder j.
+. lIamel, y. A. Stewart, Stephen Hudson,
Frank Tusten.
Health oihceF:-Dr, NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward: II. T.. BurlSes, James
A. Leonard, Henry Ervay Second ward: II.
ID. Coughanour, John VI. Howell. Third
ward; A. I. Hensley, John owens, James L.
Mcdonnell. Fourth ward: IL. b. Mcconnell,
w. G.. Young.
The Offices of the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board of Al
dermen meet In regular session at the cuun.
Ell room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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The Tsb,eau ro.morrow Night

The following is the programme OF
the tabeau tomorrow Monday night
at Odd Fellows hall, for the benefit OF
the Catholic church:
First--Evangelino.
Second-TeXas rescuing Louisiana.
Third--Beatricc Cenci sitting for her
portrait.
Fourth-A new Darwinian theory
LIST, As he is; I'd, AS he should be; 3D.,
Why?
Fiith-Execution of Mary Queen OF
Scots.
SiNth--'rhe soldiers dream.
Seventh-On the feuce.
Eighth--Prairie flowers,
Finale,
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Although the dull season IL
setting Iva. the "(Sld Reliable"
book and stationery house Of
Pierce AZ Lyle. continue 10 re-
cciVc heavy invoices oil goods
in their line. Dallas IN growing
fast. hut they keep ahead Of
her. and have about the largest
book store i'm the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-26

Facts are stubborn things, and cannot be
gainsayed. Such is the cslse with Marsdens
Pectoral Balm. 1t is u fact that II has never
failed to relieve and cure every case of
asthma, Influenza and bronchial disease. To
prove this statement 10 be u fact, lie has in
struoted his agents To refund the amount In
any instance where Il fails to cure. For sale
by all druggists.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas,
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher.
man,
District Attorney-Ed. q. Bower, Dallas.
District and ex.officiu County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy Clerks-R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A. HARDWOOD.
Sherif-James r., Barley.
0Tax Clerk--W. l.. Nermillion.
=. Floyd, Thomas z. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
surveyor Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin v. Cole.
son.
JUSTICES OF TUE PglCg.
Precinct No. John ID. Kerioot (presIdinp
Precinct No. civilian A. George, Ian.
caster.
Hill. WV"
inridge.
Precinct No. S-Thomas ID. Coates, Scyene,
CONsrlBlEs.
Precinct No. IA. II. Hardin
irecinct No. An. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. ar. +. Barker.
Z rIecinci No. III. :, Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Precinct No. l--Wllliam l.. Cabeli. Dallas.
ffesinet No. 2--James III. Swindeils, Lam
Precinct No. s-Elam sharp.
pne. 20. EIhomas Nash.
rrec'net No. S-iienry c. Sweet, scyene.
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A nnrO Nhnncc.

We offer for sale our store at drnnhury,
Texas, ono doing more business than any
two houses In Hood county-ull cash. The
business has always been and isnow very
profitable. We have good hreprOol house,
and II nice, well selected stock Of goods.
want my brother 10 assist mo here II my
only reason fer selling
IS, D. BLAKE,
Gsdtf OfClarlt, Bryan ~ Blake.
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Gold Pens, BLANK Books. Etc.

The largest. most complete
and elegant stock OF gold pens
blank books, stationery, bibles,
sunday school literature, INKS
pocket books, bankers cases
feather busters, picture frames,
albums, pocket cutlery and cro-
quct sets In Dallas, IN atFrnnls-
Inns book store, Main street.
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Mcssrs. MIXERS a caldwell.

This ilourishiug house is rushing
ahead in manner to place its COM
petitors upon the spur of their envy.
Both members of this firm are recog-
ni2ed as among the solid men of this
community and their house one of the
strongest and most reliable in the
state.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ovncr W rnF DALLAS lfT,.AsEIp'
THE GENERAL MARKET.

General business Is improyIns' quotations
do not show much change Bacon mas Au'
yauoed and coffee hus declined nllghuypl'hN
also show - slight decline IN some llheh'
our merchants have full and complete SlooH'
laid down Ut low lgnroa, aud purchases can
be- made NJ unusual advantage the lolloW'
Inc quotations represent regular wholesale
prces. In nling small orders, highor fN'''
ulll haVp IA la uuld
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We have ihe mciiliiee and she work
noa 10 do m good work, and NJ IN
low rates, ~ can he done anywhere
aud We mean 10 do a. Dring sour
Fine job work 10 THE RALLY hIH'
AID 0rFIcE. Corner Of Main ana
Lamar streets.
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Persons wishing extra
copies of the Herald OF
Thursday morning, con-
tanning the engraving and
description of the new
court house, should hand
In their orders by Wednes-
day noon.
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An elegant new NrI0E piano
iOr snIe ~ cost ana carriage
which ~ Sl7J iess tlnn man
uthcturcs' price. Tliisis u bar
gain NOT found every day
PIERCE a. LYLE.
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WIN find 1t TO their advantage by attend
Ing the trade sale of IL. Cohn n Co., ON Mon
day, the 18th instant, Mt the store room known
rs the Empire restaurant, where will be
found one OF the best stocks Of dry goods,
notions, etc., over offered to the trade, at auc-
ton. Goods Will be sold without limit or re-
serve, Goods ready for nspectlnn early ON
the day of sale. sSd2t
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The truth H., that lady has only lost her
beauty 10y continued III health, but just wait
Female lilitcrs, and your opinion VIII UNI
dergo n slight change,
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business street. OF ileiOWn Of Huiohina, on
mo Conlrhl Railroad Ia Dallas county lol
JOHN ". sWINDELlA,
lylbdtf Herald Once,
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Tin: &C. lOxli charcoal, per box sl7 80; TX
l0xli, charcoal, so "; IC, l2xI2, charcoal
81 10; &c, charcol, lix2O, SIS 50; TX, chnrcooi
liN2o, 50 %; lC, liX2O, roofing, 80; IC, 2Ox
l6c; Pig lead n Ii Zoe: Copper bottoms a N
soc; Sheet iron 26x27 Is II l2Isc; solder extra
refined p II $50; Galvanized iron in full bun.
dies q Ii 2Oc: American Russia a 10 zoe,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
MAYORS oFr,cr

C,rv MAYORS oFF1cE,l
CITY OF DALLAS, May 2, ISL.
All persons having scrip, bonds q, o,S
evidences of Indebtedness against tho .,,v :,
Dallas, are hereby notified in ohad,aa w! Vi
r.a OF the city council, passed ON Tho
nrst day of May, 1874, to present The son,o .e
Stb I,. syy secretary for registration before The
72d,d W. L. CABELL,
Mavnr
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From the frigid zones OF the north To the
torrld zones of Tho south, tho great cry ~,
give me II. Il. II.
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The Hebrew Rencyolcnt Association

Is preparing for grand railroad excursion.
ON Sunday next, May Slst, the object OF
when Is to raise money for the purposes Of
the associaton-charity. Tickets, 81 for the
round trip, can be had OF Alex. Sanger, sec
Rotary, or any other member OF the associa-
ton. aNdlw
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PIERCE a. LYLE.
lrnnn Lnis Tor nnle.

binoRuda Lightning Halls Dye lhunlveT'
sally used by barriers o. the best known
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First invoice of summer millinery to be had
at cost at Mrs. Baths, Austin street, near the
postoilice. Sldtf
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naoon, Clearsides l9t, Breakfast ll-c
Hams, oanyassed, ilHlic; Hams, Nngnr'cuIou
Toe ., NJ az,
Molnsses I'm barrels per gallon Fnlr one
Primo zoe, ChoIco Ac; Golden syrup" G HllNri
Drips 7l9Sc, p.t.. IN,
Primo isr. Choice llc; yellow clarified We
White CHARMED Iao,powllorod llcCruhlrd w
Fish (MarllcroUi No. hall bnIfnls WV 10
2. hall barrels W. No, 1, KITS w 70, NO = XIV
" ~,
TObnocO, per M, Nasso,
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English Female liitiers, that famous female
medicine, has become u by word among our
people, and many relieved ladies bless DR..
Dromgoole for its introduction.
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Always recommend 60 article that Is made
TO wear, and not quote low rgure for
nomething not worth making mp. salt
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For sale at Randalls, at ffty GEMS on the
dollar. Also, two hundred and my ladies'
grass linen suits. AZ twenty-five per cent lees
than cost. Soltf
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Law Blanks OF every description for sal
and printed to order mt this office.
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For SnIe.

Three good residences In this city. hmme.
dinte possession given.
l5D-dtf STEAGALL 4 co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-26

New summer pattern hats, at Mrs. Baths
TO be hnd al cost, Austin street, near the post
Office. Sdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-26

II il m oft mooted question, can Consump
almost innumerabe ~ Nre the victims tC
this fatal disease. On one ground NIL agree
That Marsdon's Pectoral Balm viii rclirv,
every case and cure majority. For sale by
nll druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-26

Says the health officer. BUY your disinfect
ants from
7islm II. G HOSKINS.