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CHURCH DIRECTORY


German Methodist Episcopal. CbuPch-Live
Oak street. Services every Sabbath AZ ten
o'clock In the morning and half past seven
In the evening. &. Albrecht, pastor.
st. Matthew's Episcopal Church--Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. =. ID. Davenport,
Rector, Sunday School at Q am. Services
at l01a am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church S0uth-Corner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR. W.
+. Easterling Pastor. Sunday School at
am; Services at ii n. In. and ~ p. IN. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas,
at IL A. NJ, and corner Young and Ervay
streets, at p. NJ. every Sabbath. Rev. Sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street thew build
ing)-Rev Father Martinier, Pastor. Ser
vices: Low mass, am; high mass, l0]5 am;
vespers, ppm.
Christian Chureh--Elder X. NJ. Gano, Pastor.
Services every Lords day at IL q. m, and IA
pm. Sabbath school at % ain.
Missionary Baptist Chnrch--Patterson ave-
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor Sunday
school at 81 am. Services ut 1917 am. and
So pm.
pres byterian Church-Elm street. Rev A
p. smith, 3D., Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at l0l am. and PIN. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at pm. Sabbath
school Sabbath morning at O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Understanding eve-
ny sabbath at 1870 a. M. and SIP. M; class
meeting II M; song service 7:S0p. m; Sunday
school y. M; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings at O'Clock
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A halfway Masnote Amopg Us,

John Adamson, Esq, high priest to
receive the dying speech and confess
sion of the California and Texas Rail-
way Construction company, roust-
about-in-chief without portfolio, re-
turned from the west yesterday. The
sight of his fiery ringlets and Webster
ian brow created II sensation in that
long suffering city of the future, Fort
Worth. One of its most spirited citi-
zens carried off his overcoat, thinking
it contained the Texas and Pacific, and
real estate, in consequence, shot up
one hundred per cent. After short
stay ut Eagle Ford, where, in company
with Colonel Tom Fisher, the Big Ea-
gle, he satisfactorily arranged for the
immediate completion of the Texas
and Pacific to San Diego, and the cleo
ton of Grant to a third term lat home),
he returned to our city. He left for
Marshall the same evening, having en-
gagged two Pullman sleepers. The re-
port that he is to supplant Tom Scott
as president of the Texas and Pacific, is
without foundation. We are reliably
informed, however, that he will take
the position of general manager of the
Elyslan Fields, Hynson's Springs and
'Possum Trot railroad, with hesdquar-
tiers at Henry Goldwater's.
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BiRlSG RORRGRT
leonard GFObaT, VI Aurora illlholH
Relieved Of Two Hundred aud
Ninety Dollars aud
His Watch,
The Victim BADLY Beaten,

II was an outrageous aud oowardly
affair This was the way Of II Leon
ard Grobar plain, hard working
German emigrant, who came here 10
buy land aud SETTLE, arrived last sat
urday. lie WIS Ut once eyidenllyspot'
ted by three villains, who fixed up u
plan 20 rob him, under preleNt of talk
ing him over the river 10 show him
some land suitable for farming
THE LHADlNd RoRpER
Calledat the CWtchheld hotel with u
buggy for his ylelim,and tho twoAlarled
ia the buggy across the river After ar
rlying NJ tho end Of the pike, they
turned into u road Ia the woods The
frat robber then Jumped out and I'M
medately
TwO MoiE Hohhklh
made their appearance The three pAll-
cd 10 Grobar 10 get out Of tho buggy,
aud advanced upon him with pistols ~
hand. A struggle enaued, the robbers
knocking aud heating up drobar about
the head good deal. When he camo
TO his senses, for they knocked him
aenseless, his cont aud vest WIS elt
open, and his
MONEY GONE
Grobar had two hundred aud ninety
dollars In United States currency on
his person NJ the time, which ho HAD
saved up 70 como TO Texas and buy
hnd, with vlcw Of bringing out his
wife and children,
The gang did not forget 10 take
ius warren ALSO,
u handsome silver one, with u Bradley
movement, with new dustor on cover
for the works The chain WIS Of silver
aud foot long, In Jerking II out OF
his pocket the cross piece at the end
Of the chain which goes through the
button hole of tho vest aud holds the
chain, came loose. This was all the
robbers left him.
room uROnAR
now lies sore aud wlthoutN cent, NJ the
Crutchnold house, and wept bitterly
over his misfortune, because, hesoys,
his wife will be greatly distressed
when she hears Of his being terribly
beaten and robbed 10 boot llls friends
and family arc in Aurora, Illinois, and
he IL most anxious to go home, but the
robbers didn't even leave him enough
to 20 home on.
We hope some OF our German fell
low-citizens, as well ~ others, will IN
terest themselves in this poor stranger,
who Is far from home, and has indeed
fallen among thieves, rs the beating
and robbery prove, and will raise him
enough means to 60 bnck to his friends
aud family, sadder and wiser man.
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THE EAST FORK BRIDGE.
A Good Chance to Have 1t Built.

The HERALD has again and again
urged upon the county court and the
citizens of the city and county to take
some steps towards having this i'm
portant bridge built, as Dallas is losing
trade by not having it done, but, aside
from some private action in the mat
ter, nothing definite has been done.
Now, here at last is a first-rate opportu.
nifty to have the work done upon fair
terms.
Mr.. S. Fl. Oliver, agent at Austin of
Messrs. 2. King & Sons, of Cleveland,
Ohio, and Topeka, Kansas, manufac-
turers of z. Kings wrought iron
bridges, iron, wood and combination
bridges, for highways and railroads, is
In the city to try and make arrange
ments to build this East Fork bridge.
He may he found at the Commercial
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LOCAL BREyITiEB'

The CosmopolIles, Friday evening
Nov. 20, NJ Odd Fellows half hee
advertisements
The Cosmopolites, Friday evening,
Nov. 20, ut Odd Fellows hall Sec
advertisements
New drug store-fresh drugs, paints,
oils, etc, at q, j. MOllelps corner Main
and Lamar streets,
The Cosmopolies, Friday evening,
Nov, 20, at Odd Fellows hall, hee
advertisement
Perfumery, toilet and laundry soaps
starch, etc, NJ Moilelph drug store, cor
ner Main aud Lamar streets,
Goslln IL happy ile has com
menced fitting out housekeeperH win
tho latest things In houHe'furnlshlne
goods China hall IL his place Ito
member where it's, on Main street
Tho secret OF Leonard Bros, success
IN family grocers, II that they send
you pure goods nj moderate prices, ana
deliver them promptly.
PhysIoans' prescriptions accurately
compounded NJ G., j. Moilelps, corner
Main and Lamar streets,
Tho ladies who do the purchasing Of
supplies for the family will do well u
call In this morning, aud examine The
goods Leonard Broa arc selling ~
cheap.
The Cosmopolites arc going TO sur
prise their most sangulne friends OF
Friday night, A great programme I'M
been prepared.
You will nnd sugar, ten, coffee
syrup, soap, candles, starch, hams, In
con, lard, butter, eggs, preserves
canned goods, tobacco, cigars, ct', u
Leonard Bros, Austin street, between
Elm aud Main streets.
Cure your chapped face ANA hald
and soften your rough skin with Eide
Flower Lotion from Moiretts drul
store, corner Main and Lamar streets
Ruin your eyes and don't go Il
Webb, sos Main street, and let him n
you correctly, for II you do you vii
never have any trouble with you
eyes.
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Winter Is ut last here In earnest. 10
promises to be hard one. There IL
now IN Dallas u large lloating, unem'
ployed population. A glance into the
haunts where idle men most do con-
gregate will convince the most slSep-
tical Of this fact. Want, coldand hun
ger will drive some Of them into rob
berry, and, perhaps, murder. IL be-
hooves our citizens to attend TO the
locking up of their premises, and TO
keep early hours. Lonely walks, late
at night, will not be desirable they
might end in some man being untitled
for business through the instrument
tality of n slung shot. 1t would be very
disagreeable to be beaten and left
senseless and bleeding all night like
one of these we are now enduring,
Strangers should beware of plausible
Williams who loaf around hotels and
want to "show them lands across the
river" Remember the fate of Leonard
Grobar, who was taken over there
and robbed and beaten nearly to death,
aud beware of well dressed wolves in
sleeps clothing.
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MARRIED..

BRENON-M ELEY-0n Wednesday even
ing November9, 1874, ut the residence of the
brides father, Jonathan Mcley Esq, by the
Rev. Mr.. Easerlng, II. j. Brenon, Esq, to
Miss Annie Elizabeth Meley.
Accompanying the above was the usual
bottle OF champagne and portion of the
brides cake, The health and happiness of
the happy pair We're duly honored in II
bumper
terlan church,by the Rev. A, p. Smith, d, D.,
on Thursday evening, November 10, 1874,
Edwin Harvey Church, Esq, of Corsicana,
Texas, and Miss Lillian II. Payne, daughter
of Z. q. Payne, Esq, of this city.
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TINE MAILS.
Arrival aud Departure OF Malls At Dallas Pos
office.

Arrival and Departure OF Malls at Dslins Post
Office.
Northern mail arrives daily at $3.50 a m
departs NJ $40 " IN.
Southern mail arrives ut $40 m; departs
at $3.50 Il m.
Texas and Pacific mail arrives Mt S:25 a m
departs NJ 600 p III.
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Nondays) Mt p m; de-
parts Except Sundays) at am.
Denton and Wise County, Lewisville and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday ut q p m; departs Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday ut ! m.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans
field and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday at am, arrives Wednesday and
Saturday at O m.
Waxahachie mail arrives Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 6p.m.; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday mt ~ am.
Scycno, Haughts store and Union Hill
mail arrives Tuesday. Thursday and Saturl
day at u m; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday ut pm.
William Jones, Postmaster; $. s.. Jones,
Assistant Postmaster; Owen Gerry, Chief
Clerk; W. -. Adams, Mailing Clerk; Harry
Neihl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
tributing Clerk.
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The semi-nnnual meeting Od
the stockholders of the Dallas
Real Estate and building assoc
citation will be held at the
ROOMS of the Beard Of Trade,
over Messrs. Schneider ~ Da-
Wis, on Monday evening. the
30th of November. 1874. at half
past seven o'clock. A full at
tendance il requested. as bust
ness of Importance will come
before the meeting. No shares
i'm arrears will be allowed to
vote. II. 4. BARRY,
Secretary Mnd Treasurer.
242dl0t
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OFFICIAL DiHEoTonY.
oITY az DALLAS,

Maypf-W, 4, labril,
lnginrer- Milliam a, Johnson,
Ail0rney-M illlam ~, EdWAlds
observation-disclosures "A. Wet.
Assessor and lnlleglpT-I Thomas J, Keelon,
hHIshal-lnniHh l'eak,
pepniy Alanhal-IOhn II, Ryan,
Fnlieemnn-l W hpenprgi a, VI, n Espni
4, NJ hnFelii q, a, lilmdi samuel gUnbi Y,
N liRnrl, 81 A, Stewart, stephen Hudson,
frnK Insien,
Health Ohinrr-pr. n, 4, Cornelius.
Aldernfn-Fi WHfli r. y, hulkfst Joe
4 iAongldl ienp tEyay,, hegand FsTai n
ward a. 4, lienslfy, Inbn pgeuh, ips' y,
MCDONNELL, Fourth wards H. Vs. Aeponhelii
W, ", kOung,
1he Oniles VI lhe various city GfiieeIs are
az The Guy market hpuhe, The board ~ Al
deTinen meet Ia regular sesilOn az The pOph'
ell room over lle market every Tuesday
night,
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AZ you want the finesi and
cheapest hooks ever brought 10
Dallas, 50 ~ FranIsiia ~ CO''a,
500 Main street, where IL ihe
largest, hest selected and most
complete Stack 81 books sia-
iionery, wall paper, gold pens
bIank b00ks, varieties, etc.,
ever offered la liiis market
which are seiiiAg 0n most an'
eOnIm0daiing ierHs,
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OPEN AGAIN.

No. BO5 Main street,
IL the number where our
ola friends and the public gem
orally viii nnd III, with ~ full
stock Of hooks, paper Of AL
kinds, stationery, wall paper
paper bags, wrapping paper
Tor grocers and merchants, cot
ton sampiing paper, etc. New
goods c0Iaing Ia ~
REED a. LATIIItOI"s.
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FRANKLIN Il CO..

80 4 Main street, have received
IL very fmlisnpIly If new books
consisting Or the standard au-
u,Ors la prose and poetry, the
best aud most approved light
literature, appropriate JuVe-
nile reading, school books
ctc., etc, which they sell very
cheap
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CABINET FURNITURE.

4 have now Ia my shop, on
Cochran street, u iirsi-ciass cab
nci furniture workman. and
am prepared 90 do all Kinds Oi
repairing ar make hew hurni-
lure ~ order. All nay work Will
he guaranteed o. the best, and
prices ia low ns amy.
A, w. MOTION, Undertaken.
Shop on The corner Of C0chrnI,
and Garter streets.
uliIim
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RPEIcRnNCEs.

Knowing that the management OF this as
ISOLATION will DO conducted ~ represented,
we eheerlully recommend the same 10 the
publioi
James Leonard, John llolOrd, John u, Me.
Dnugnl, W, III, Winn, II, Tone, u, NJ, Cook,
aldermen city OF Denla0n, Texas Judge VIII
liam u, KIRK, j. NeylnH, city. ttenAurep W,
n, Hons, Lone htar Mills weekly Times, Den,
iaOn, ", u. Fuller, Alamo hotel NJ. dooda0ll
Y Co, mefohentAi WIN. iiughca, Samuel A,
Cook, Colonel n, II, Warren, real estate bro.
Frank SOnra Tor, eN-mayOri qnlly pnd weekly
News, Donlsoni Charles ", Maurice, United
Slal0a commissioner Col, Samuel Brooks,
Galveston, Texas Joseph Perry, attorney M
X, a 4. II, Rid, W, Jennings, ex.pOhtmnster
United States senate; Colonel l.. W, hhep.
herd, Alamo hotel, DenlHOn, General a, A.
nucl, United htatoA army, ~, Griillth, Texas,
Motohnnls aud Planters bank, Deniaoni
X, q, Eddy, division superintendent NJ. X, y
4. II. H., Colonel II. j, Slrang, q. NJ, U, y.
army, DcnisOn, Texnsi GOOdo, htlnnett n Goa
cotton brokers, Denlsonl H. ID, Chndiek,
manager ootl0n compress company, pehl-
son,
A statement OF the distribution viii be
published and forwarded % ticket holders,
and all gifts viii be promptly paid after the
distribution.
Good ana Responsible Persons Wanted
10 work for the Interests of this association.
Liberal commissions allowed,
HOW 10 REMIT TO US--Money should be
sent by express or draft, postolllco money
order or registered letters.
Address all communications 20
ALPItEUS X. COLLINS, Scc'y.,
8w3m DcnisOn, Texas.
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fgIlIlIp AZ MATlhltlpAp

will sell the Educational series
Os school books as Introductory
rates aud exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
ALSO u full stock Of ali other
schOoi books, which they will
selI aS low aS tlsO lowest.
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THE COSHaOPOLVTES
will give an entertainment ut
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Friday Eve, November 30, 1874,

Consisting of vocal and instrlI-
mental music. songs, dances
and burlesques.
Reserved seats can be secur-
ed at Pierce a. Lyle's book
store. Admission, so cents. RE-
served seats, SE.
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hotel. WIN not some one move lnl hls
matter al onaeg The bridge over the
Trinity here Is a dne specimen Of lhe
work turned out hy this drmi aud Is a
guarantee vi success,
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Jeitries, No. 6Ol Elm street, ia
i'm receipt Of % line of ingraiis
carpets and mating. 239dlw
"Secure the shadow

Ere the substance fades"
And the place TO do II Is nc Freeman's aal
lery, where nothing but first-class picture
are made. Studio, corner Houston and Elm
streets. 235d2w
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EXAMINE THO
Independent Sowing Na.hIn.

And you will see wherein it is superior TO al,
Others. W III
world III 'he
Il is the easiest and lightest running.
IL Is the most simple in constructi5n and
cannot get out OF good working order. ''''0
II has self-setting needle.
1t makes the least noise of ms, o,,,o. ..,.
chine. Wy '''oi ma
IL mas no shuttles to thread or bobblns to
II Is always ready for work.
~ Is the cheapest, simplest and best.
state and county agents wanted for all
western and southern states. ioi ali
For terms, etc., address,
o,nd,,, II. McKENTY.
<fVuim OH Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Hinck,ey a. DibreIl

Desire TO inform their friends and the public
that they are ut the old stand, prepared to do
all kinds of tin work. ami will have full sup
ply of stoves and tinware in three or four
weeks.
Dallas, November II. 2S5dlm
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THE HERALD JOE OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorganiEed and is
FULLY prepared to do all kinds Of Job
PRINTING In the latest styles and at Ne
ssry lowest prices.
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Another lot Of those elegant
white shirts. just received ants
for sale cheap, at
239dlw JEFFRHES.
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LI6T NF LKTTERS.

below N the llHt Of unclaimed letters re-
mnlniug In Dallas poalofiicc, November ",
Parties calling for the same win please say
"ndvorlmod, aud give date Of llst. such OF
them ~ rcmnln In the once uncalled for ~
the end of four weeks win be sent 10 the
dead lottor Office,
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TO close out IL consignment,
we offer 100 barrels oil Peach
BLOW Potatoes nj ss3 80 per
barrel. vi. ULLMANN a. GO.
2IldAt
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MON HAIM.

ny residenee, corner raeinp ease
and Houston streets, embFaeiHs hhH .
hIsek 81 ground, with - veil hn'shs"
ene.steFy and basement Feeh'ee"e's's
buiidins, aad all necessary e"''b.''"'
ings, ode, Az early applicant "'"s ~
care y baFaain' -
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10 Lumbermen and Mechanics

Phoenix planning mill-bni,d,ro 49,,
ppn..epelne In place-two of the largest ana
~ osst pisners manufactured, with balance Of
v SV,Ii ~ 20 arrive Saturday or Sunday-wbole
sta n oe set up and running by 10th OF 2lst in
2s;,in ID Il. GROVE,
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A. III. sleagaii, merchandise
broker c0nyeynncer. hnd mo-
Inry public. Ohice-NO, iOy
Lamar street.
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507 Main street IL the place 20 find
the largest and cheapest stock Of
books, stationery, etc, In the west, for
10 IL the street and No. OF
PIERCE q LYLE,
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seitoi'
TnE GENERAL MARKET.


Quotations represent easli prices lor large
lots and are not applicable " small orders
hACON Weak, Uoarsidesi 1851 shoulders
10,
BAgllNG-D Dun, Prices rgnge hom l71sg
NO, supply hinalli demand llnilel,
hUIlEls-AeliYn, County ana WESTERN
Aaile, Supply limited ,s. 800. INN,
lilgl4hWA A-firini ~ M9Ae pef pouhh'
"a hDLts-slaE duh ~ l7N4lpp'
IFEh-AATknt apliYei Prices fhlHlhh
llem algsie for itloi no Java ~ ha'Aet ~
consequences,
IullN MLAi-ApliyuAi 1901 ~ pef hushel'
MllfAT-Dnll az VI cool u per puallnl, a.
FLOult-QuiNli good qualify Vt family
~ ifum " W on ~ per huullnl' a..
EuHA-AollVei supply llghli sell ~ ss@
FtulI fresh oranges lnulsianHl per bur-
rglr sli apples, 'iei ~ per barrett lemons
IA Ma-Maket slrquH supply very llm'
HAY-K6liyel 6y lie wagon load, sss
per TONI hailed, el2 on the track,
III pleA-hAlfel nfni dy mint lh4lhlyr
per pOnndi dry Rhlledi lilgA ppf pounds AIeoiil
70 peT pound green hllled, No per pouhhi ueni
LAhp-nni little In market, lierce l0l6eii
Tins, 1907 market dull win u downward len'
'OAl'B- at 59JS aSie per bushol.
ONlONs-f ull large Supply prices range
rom " 10 % ~ per bushel,
POlATOl.h-lrish, slAi ~ per buallel
sweet p0tatOes Zoo 10 " W per buhhcli de-
mnnd active aud supply good,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., null grown iDci
young chickens, 2hc each,
HALl-ACliye NJ from W 10 % " 10 per
sack aud " iUi1A ~ ppr barrel,
hlAlit ii.tlrn az y, supply good, .,..
| huuAll-fuir, lOApi primo, llhci choice
| l2O, coffee, l2NGC, pOwderd aud crushed, lN1c,
1'llGS-lflfnl hoard Ties 500 arrow &c.
TMlNE--A tull supply NJ Too per pound,
WOOl.-Flrm NJ 2@slc, according 10 quail
| ity,
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DALLAS 0ousTY.

District Judge-ii, baTksdale, Dallas,
Criminal Court iadge-hllas Hare sllef'
man,
District Atl0rney-lld, q, Bower, Dallas,
District ana eKsOiilpiO County pleih-
Alexander iiaTwOOd,
Deputy CleTks-H, u, Rawlins, Pierre N
brOWn, William A, liaTWOpd,
hherin-Jamfh ", iafkiey,
Tax CleTk-W, l., VermilllOn,
Depuiy sheTlhs-I, ~, Chapman, Thomas
=, Floyd, Thomas II, scott, beverly heoll
John liOwen,
surveyor llOheT N, Cook,
Treasurer Martin V, Cole,
Cattle aud Hide nspeetor-Ihpmas JOINS
JUSTICES OP fnR PRACR,
Preoinel No, l-John y, KeTloot lpresidlna
frecihet No, William A, Gedrge, Lan'
rtecincl No, a-charles Barker, Cedar
lill,
FTecnol No, i-Thomas l., Frank, hreek'
inrldge,
Precinct No, b-Th0mas u, Coates, heyene
pONATAHLks,
Precinct No, IA, II ,Iinrdin
Precinct No, an, NJ, fOndren,
Precinct No, D-it, W. barker,
Precinct No, al, n, Floyd,
Precinct No, 81, A, Fisher,
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s25O,OOO IN GIFTS.
Depository, First National Bank, DGllSOn

Distribution 10 commence immediately
after ihe concert ManageTsOf tbs disiribuT
lion chosen by The lekellOldere ana proml'
nent citizens,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-20
CITY BUSINESS.


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