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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

The following NEW GOODS have Just been re-
fi,sS end are SssEsS = = ny !,
Sd ss:. sssn G .s vi"
C :ss h Pebble Build
M:'s.: eso 1Rt HIS, a.
E riD: ssisIssS;sSse:: d sssS.
Splendid EsSS.s r.: ron y: and s. ssa
f Ts hn sud Ne. ,s s,;: SSs; e. g, o.
oheeks5 and BACK CANNON Boards, with men, Die.
Lsaie! s gsss k iiSS"1 sSs Oh
Esther Ds:ssr:, q IS and sc. %
soos sof SIajn B;:sst; o. rcs
s n1 large and heavy jspanaed walters, $50, 800.
Fine Shell and Pearl. handle blade Pocket Knives
Mshs heavy .Msrino Shirt: and Drawers, 81.
as sa,s be- Bet i I5cn Fs:%s HSss
6 6ss rH sss, for Sc
Ga
cents extra f sns Plated Chains, 81. o.
Ladies Chs s elaine and 0per. Chains, 81.
LSs .f Prcp. az. ssf Ssfy sco xsrs
G1Id Plated; Ensmeied, Stone and other Sleeve
Slid Gold siuds, Pearl center. 81 per set. very
g. nts solid Gold Masonic and Odd Fellows Pins,
Plain Onyx, Moss Agate, M ontana Agate, and Alas
Alaska Single Studs, 5Oc
Rubber aid jet Necklaces. ChatAlajaes, BraceIefs
and sets, very handsome, 81.
All Of these articles will challenge your admira
ton, and to see them will be to buy them.
B. SILVER BERG,
metropolitan Dollar Store,
3l2 SEVENTH STBEET,
fet2l-tr NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
MOULD ORANGES BIZ SELLING so LOWE
w MALAGA FRUIT COMPANY
Had lot opened STORE 4Os 9th street northwest
SELLING ORANGES
at 10 cents per doZen that every body can enjoy
what Nature craves-healthy fruit
Ecopomize in medicine and physicians bills By
eating Oranges freely.
MALAGA FRUIT COMPANY
can supply the city with all kinds Tropical Fruit in
season. feb5O ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-23

ID Prince thriyss well upon Il th.. Il N nSss >
Mothers MIA asclosely a. possible. I'D BsrIs~'
Asouneing In FLESH and BoSH roRMrro 80
other sooailed Foods being etirsly devoid of nour
shine prop rites induce rich esY and idiotic condi
o. the wheat, which causes irritation q the bowel.
d.srrh@a, &C PrepsreS BY seyory Moore. Chsa,
ssr Pona sffsss, London Sold By ohs.iss ss2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-23

The Baltimore AmsTican thinks thu tax
payers Of South Carolina are NOT whole w,,h-
out responsibility for the very eondi,,o, .,
affairs Of which they now complain, and tina. ~
thirty native South Carolinians of integrity And
ability, like the late Mr.. Orr and Chief Js..,cs
Moses, had come forward years ago AMI ac-
cepted the new order OF things, We never shouIa
have heard OF the violence and the bloodshad
the stealing and corruption which have kent
the state In q perpetual turmoil. There being
very few OF the native whites who would stand
on the same political platform with the m saws
the AmSriean, Z" the negroes naturally turned 20
the carpet eaggers. The alliance between the
colored voters and the white adventurers who
went TO the south for the purpose Of getting
into positions which they never could have
reached At nome, has not contributed much to
the common stock OF political honesty"
"The Old Mother OF States and OF Presi-
dsnt's' proposes TO Incense faro banks, the
finance committee Of the legislature having
coneiuded to report bill to this end. The bin
provides that the license tar shall be 81 900,
which TN, 10 ID estimated, viii yield SIS 900 In
revenue from the city Of Richmond alone.
Probably the income from this source win be
Considerably larger than that sum, for sueh Q
law VIII doubtless have the effect OF m aking
Richr,ond the rendezvous Of the gamblers Who
sc ddSsn trsasthsr eisiss By the authorities.
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MEDICAL, DO.

GOLD DR. DARBY" hss better facilities than
ese esa,se mads Tor advice and medicine. Drug
4 sssss and
SA sdssn,Sa ma
Ladies sttt nded TO ct their residence at any hour
night or day, or pleasant rooms and the best Of at
:iIsst, between I and =. Bs.inss :scT.dls soes,
ia. skfSON,
" 4l6 10TH strict, sEAl PA. AVENUE,
VII M sS's cure Il :: b sHa
structure, syphiii., and spsrSsscrTSss GASES q
syphilis n ell its stases quickly cured, and the pol
son entirely eradicsssd from the system without the
use q mercury: epernstorrhes, trsusst on By
and insanity genera debiiify, ORG mic 1eaSness,
impotency, nervous irritabiiity, symptoms Of con-
sa IL q on sdn..
newly discoEered Tsnsdls.; Or. 3 located Tor
16sis ks b. lsrs. sTsesies, Ss; eonssstsd, sissf
many solicitssions b. his Washington patrons, 70
e sssry wsdn. .ds day. sDd Sausss, IN
week, iron m. 70 ,. m. jss1-in
M Rs. Il. J. Y1luO4, OF PHILADELPHIA,
Nl the es,shesesd nsliabls 0airvoyant Rhysic1sS
and Tea Medium, has located e 1913 uev YoeS
: ssSs: sss : ssSs sse :,:si.s:. sifsiEss
lfKnALD DlDRA111 q ell ks.ds us1ss1. d.
sins .in 49,. Adlrea In. pt, rH0HPsOT.
di:,snS::. MI T H & 5, ~ o.
NJ - % ~ q. vSgsu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-23

TA REGULAR MEETING OFKIHG SOLO,
Wy MONS LODGE. No. y, u. aud N Z. A.,
wi he he'd ct Masonic Temple, ON "WEDNESDAY
stiendancei Is requested By order of the M = M A,
febS n JOHN III. PICKELL, Secretary.
FM. Z. CHURCH (sOUTHI-rhs annual
asovechurch will be held on wEDNESDAYEVEN-
ING, the 26th: Rev THos. GAUED and ]. ma
GRUnER, OF Baltimore, will address the nesting
Exercises to commence at ia O'Clock. IRspusf.
can times fe23-3t
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aalye.'ou General Market

Bacon nnll bnl uat ln0lahly loser, Crar
fllfs DOT lfi rIfHT TlI l.iar breakfast hHfNli
cold 40 lWir 10 npN nli NJ stock
liagsing-nuli hul upehanWi, ppmesiirl
hHHfyi u ~ pfr yNfA liRili, l'ni lNNlii Sii'
ppilra -aipg4, ample ani prices huu, We
qu No. ipr fnlnd lois mona Tie WhRu lNir
lhltmlhi "a gAul liHlUitr, pTlne lWtH An
lpAlnls Alesrlllng lnIil hlprt W about ~ Ni-
vance on these prices,
pon- fAlT snpply prices hrmer selling
az u @lal ~ poo busiiHl,
flpur-hains ~ dnY 10 barrels fllrra
steady aud unchanged. Treble pNtTas 81 IN {
choice extra ID llmlUi choice NinllN W -lH
Z ~ iAnry brands saD,
Hams Quiet ehplce suggrcured lh'.ei or
dlnHfY liNligei shoulders dull awe
oats ia Airanpply ana unbalanced, West
lrlh hflllllR linln store ~ 400 POI pnhhnli
Tease 40 40,
Potatoes stock ample aHd prices dnll,
Neslern hm4AA hpilhefh tlfAmim phf
barrel,
kall-s sleek ample nnd prices dul, Coarse
VI ilHl u, gold ilup n mHl ~, Rold'
kuWr- Market nrm aud advancing, FULLY
MlT nv tri pTlHr lW iri nhnlr II iri rplirr ~,
lllari Cuiipr w. llstri rnilrp A. i2Ha ipi Cfukll-
cd And powdered ~ iWiiF prmrlAfAi NO
Tics Iron p0liOu haliug Ties NJ per pound
fnr AunW, y n ipr hrnri,
TWlur-lpllnu hallug twiur h iu ample
supply selling ~ liD prr pound
M0Gl- Receipts lishl ana pnprings llmiIed,
WruUuiH Wfdluuli nee NJ huTHi hpflng rllp,
iUNlsri tall Ullp 2lN MOI COARSE 22m2gli MrNlr
can llHlHV hurry hal4r loss, Sales to-day NJ
hnoNt li,lln pounds -lp iva buyers,
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tpmpop inlothis weIl, which, after q
while, came ~ lhe knowledge 0f Mn-
lnlurn, and MeInturi' not thinking
dat iulpulile pieces 0l llni old spools,
deolepd loolhpioks, nr hasFelH fan of
smiling chips were purifying ipmedl'
pnls ar yay pngopt eopdimonIsin Tie
water or dat wen gathered together
some noauh and BEARDED That
woll hole up ~ last nlplt about
eight u'rlnrk Hpeurpr gora pul 10 lh6
well 80 gel pale Of water aud,
Lard bless you he hnds the ronnle'
nance of things about that wen very
much changed, lie secs what's 10 be
done, aud goes 10 Wort, 70 put the old
familiar appearance on H. Mclnllrll,
hearing the change golng on, takes
his shot gun, goes 10 his door, aud,
without InquIrlng whether u Is wa
man. man or child NJ the well, shoots
like u coward aud then retreats TO the
bushes and makes his escape, Mr.
Spencer received most OF tho load,
which WIS bird shot In his bacl, ealls'
Ing very painful but, we are pleased
10 know, not dangerous wound
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Canned Goods

Peaches, I'm, - dozen, - 75@-;pears, 2-lb, .
dozen, So ~; Plums, green Cages, 2-b {, dozen,
81 70; Strawberries, 2-ib u dozen. 81 10; Rasp-
berries, 2-b, tldozen, 81 "; Backberries, IN,
Corn, 2-ib, y dozen, s. 5O@S 90; Peas, Pm, d
dozen, 81 5D633 Is; Succotash, 2-ib, u dozen,
81 50; HOLSTERS, In, Z, dozen, s. "; Oysters,
In AdO2en. Al 10.
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"a DEPUTY SHERIFF."
Two Navy Skies and "Wlnd" TO Back
II Up.

He could "kick the beam" at two
bundled, carried two navy skies 'for
bluff" and when demanded to know
by an officer If he had papers to au-
thorize him to wear "that kind of
iron," he delicately told Spencer that
II was none of his mill dam business.
This was at Thompson's, on Wednes.
day night, If it had been in church or
even Eagle Ford, il would have made
no difference to Spencer. So he threw
out his arm and lariatted this child of
Adam fright home.n "Now, what
right have you to wear those pistols p"
again inquired Spencer. "Pm n depu-
ty sheriff." said this "grasshopper," II
degree or two toned down. "Vhere
are the 'docs" to show for ito"
"Havent got them here"
Just then somebody vouched for
him, and Spencer released him. Not
satisfied, however, Spencer goes over
to the sherifi's office, and ultimately
finds out that this "grasshopper" is no
more Of a deputy sheritfthan a cobble
stone. He then goes back and finds
this "grasshopper' still alive and
sassy, and carrying his cargo of iron.
'Your kind of deputy sheriffs are al
ways put in the Commerce street com
press so come along with me-" The
grasshopper gave up his "iron trim
mings," and meekly followed Spencer
to the establishment designated.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

st. Matthew'S Episcopal Church-Corner La
mar and Elm streets. Rev s. ID. Davenport,
Rector. Sunday School at am. Services
at lO1S am. and ~ pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-CorneI
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR. W,
+. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School at
am; Services ut III n. IN. and ~ p. IN. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas,
at ii a. NJ, and corner Young and ErYay
streets, at y. NJ. every Sabbath. Rev. Sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street (new build
ingl-Rev. Father Martinler, Pastor. Ser
vices: Low mass, am; high mass, l0l5 am;
vespers, pm,
Christian Church-Elder II. NJ. Gano, Pastor.
Services every Lords day at II a. m, and ~
pm. sabbath school at 9la ain.
Missionary Baptist Chureh--Patterson ave-
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
school nj So am. Services at 1917 am. and
50 pm.
Presbyterian Church-Elm street. Rev A
II. smith, ID, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath az l0la am. and PIN. Weekly prayer
meeting wednesday at pm. sabbath
school Sabbath morning at O'CLOCK.
Methodist Episcopal Misunderstanding eve
~ sabbath ut 1870 u. IN. aud II. m: class
meeting II m; song service zap. IN; Sunday
school n. m; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings at O'Clock
Cumberland PresbJ terian Church-Jefferson
street. Sunday School at So am. Services
at II q. m. and . p. m.
German Methodist Episcopal Church-Live
Oak street. Services every Sabbath at ten
o'clock In the morning and half past seven
in the evening. c. Albrecht, pastor.
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Fair ReceptIOn IlnIi.

We acknowledge an invitation from
the proprietors of the Adkins house,
of Marshall, to be present at the Fair
reception ball, which Is TO be given at
that splendid hotel on "Wednesday
evening, October Dist. The invitation
committee for Dallas are Colonel John
Kerr, president of the First National
bank; Joseph Friend, ESD, and Mr. G.
G. Rivers, of The HERALD Office.
The latter gentleman desires us
to profler his thanks for the honor
done him.
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A SLIGHT fall of rain "Wednesday

A SLIGHT fall Of rain "Wednesday
night,
WHEAT brought ~ o. IN this city
yesterday,
Tur temperature was n few degrees
loftier yesterday,
WAooNERs ARE hauling apples IA
Fort Concho from this city
LARGE numbers Of wild geese are
passing southwark over the city.
SUPERINTENDENT DuRANp,wlth Chici
Engineer Howe, Of the Texas Central,
were In the city yesterday.
Nix, JAMES BURKE, representing the
extensive book and stationery house OF
II. III. Cushing, Of Houston, Is In the
city.
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TIE MAILS,
ini,al aud departure II n.lls AZ psiias Fesl
nllfa

irn,al aud Departure u h-ils ~ laiia' fe'l'
nllfa,
Northern mall aUilfs daily % paA H'i
departs 20 aili ili,
5lpllerR nail ailiyn at s'al AMI arpHfl7
'irk4' sld pnolna mail arrives az s'-A iai
diplris Hi liDp H,
lDii Wouh, Nfulhufpld and larlshpp
mall arrives lrFrpi hpndaia Ai pas Nt-
paris lfAeppf funlaAfNl iHiu,
leulnn aud Mlsf lWnH lHNl sfNlf Ahl
Iuniiy Niila mail arlYr hNliHfi Nfh to'
lal Hnd FrldA5 40 a pWi lnplli4 lNrHlHg
Thursday und hHiufdNl Hl4 lnf .,... d..
lllhuluf, linll lnuulti ifNW lillll Mans
nfld aud AlYHIadn mHll lrlAlla hpninf Ahll
Thursday ~ ANT arrives "Wednesday NHl
Saturday AZ piu, an,
Waxaharhli mnll arrives Monday We'd
pesday Rnd friday ~ d pili leplls lhr''
day, THURSDAY and saturday ~ "a Hfili 40,
sryrnf, liaughi's hl1Te ana pnlpl ~,
mall arrives TUESDAY, Thursday. Ani hhlul
daY AZ " mi dnparla Tuesday lhnislAy Hhp
halpllAy Hi pln, -.
Wlllain lphps, rnslmRsifT ., ,, ignfs
Assistant Postmaster owen hpllYi thlrl
ClerlN W, ., AnHms, Mailing plnrki haug
hpihl, DellYery plelki " - hfnWii' hpA DIS
trlbuilng plhrk,
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III yOu want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought 10
Dallas, 20 TO Franklin AZ Co.'s,
JOi Main street. where IN the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock of books. sta
tiOnery. wall paper, gold pens.
blank books. varieties, etc.,
ever offered in this market,
which are selling on mt st ac-
cOmTnOdatiDg terms.
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odd Fellows.


RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. %, |. o.
U. T., meets ON the first and third Friday
nights In each month, mt the Odd Fellows.
Hall. ii. u. BOHNS, L. Z.
MoisE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. A., !. o. o. F., meets
on every Wednesday night, ut the Odd Eel
lows Hall. Jas. II. DAVIS, n. u.
I, +. WoIF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No. - |. D. U. f., meets
every Monday night MT Odd Fellows hall.
II. b MCCONNELL, n. G.
T.. Z. LYLE, Secretary.
Coed TcmpIars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, l. 0. q. T.,
meets every saturday night ut the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION y. RECORD. W. @. \.
j. W. RECORD W. Secretary.
Patrons Of Exusbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. q, OF the
Patrons OF Husbandry, meets at Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat
urdays of each month.
4. l.. FRANK, Master.
ID. II, BECKER, Secretary.
knights of Pythias.
COEUR DE LEON LODGE, No. s, meet
every Tuesday evening. II. b. Seay, Past
Chancellor; b. Ward, Chancellor Comman-
der; Il. NJ. Mlers, Vice Chancellor; II. p.
Prclate; A. y. Jett Masterof EXchequer; j, =.
Downs Iyaster of Finance; j. q. Leigh Keep
erof Records and Seals: Cross, NJ. at A.
Britanic society.
The Britauic society meets every alternate
Monday evening. In knights of Pythias
hall. J.B. MUNDEE, President.
j. IL. RYAN, Secretary.
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Waste No Time.

All who contemplate the purchase
of fall or winter clothing should not
delay longer, but see Il. n NJ. Kahn
about 1t at once. They will save money
by so doing, as the Kahns have de-
termined to sell everything in their
line of clothing, furnishing goods, hats,
ETC., at much lower rates, sooner than
have to remove these goods to their
contemplated new location on Elm
street. Ifyou want stylish, well-made
clothing give them q call.
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Fruits. Nuts and Confectioneries.

Dried apples Fio lac; Lemons, abox sS;Oranges
v box 50 w; Figs, new y N l5c; Raisins, in
layers, y box, new - W; Dried currants,
u 10 lSc; Almonds, soft shell, y n Doc; Filberts
new D, ID 20c; Walnuts, y ID 25c, Brazil nuts,
y n 20c; Peanuts, q II l2%c; Cranberries, y
barrel els; CocUanuts, " 100 $40 0O@l2 50; Fine
"a M
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,


MayOr-M, l., DRbfll,
Engineel-Wi lllam 81 lnhuspn,
Attorney Mllliam " Edwards
1rnaHnreT- ilnhrll II, Wet,
Assessor Hnd Cpllpfinl-liOmAHi i, ktplnn,
Marshal-lunlus feak
Dfpuly Martial II, iiNRil.
fulipHunH-i, M,hppuCHu 4, ", Mlkhnn,
II, 4, klehuls W, n, MprlGui !, H. islirG H.
4, llplHrl, n, A, stewart stephen liuNsnli,
frank Iuhlen,
Health uiiGrr-pE N, A, uumpllut
Aldermen filal ward u, y, huilirsll NlillH
u, CuughaiinuL JUlln N, Howell, Ihlrd
ward a, 4, llrnslry, lulu uwruhl James g.,
Mcdonnell, Fourth wards ~, ", MClnnnell,
W, YOUNG,
at Tic Oiiy market hnusr, 1hr hoard vi Az
drTiurp iurr in REGULAR session ~ ne rnNh'
on rnnn over tho market, every Tuthlhy
niRhl,
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Death ~ Yard Master Murray.

Yard Master Murray, Of the Pacific
road, who was so terribly injured n few
days ago In attempting to couple err
in the road yard, died from the effects
of his injuries, on Wednesday night,
II was the opinion of DR.. Hughes, his
attending physician, on the day before
his death, that he was rapidly recov-
erlng, and 80 stated 10 us.
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DIED.

ANDERSON--At the nge OF Il, on Tuesday,
October IL, 1871, ut her residence In this city,
Mrs, Mary A. Anderson, recently OF Mem
pills, Tenn.
II will he n consolation 10 her family and
ficnGs to know that, though stranger IN
Dallas, having been here only Two weeks,
she received every attention and kindness
from those with whom she WINS thrown that
was In their power TO bestow,
Memphis papers please copy,I
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TUE Mobile lleglsler Says "lhls
year, ~ lens, the southern e0ll0n
states have shown their capacity 10
produce food for their own conspmp'
lion, man aud beast, The crop h safe,
Tor Il Is made, and II h more llnn ap-
pie, The fact marksan era ~ our ma
lerial history II IL the slnrllng'pollil
Of agricultural Independence, aud u
general prosperity II viii save these
states my million dollars 0l expend'
ilure for living,
When We reflect that tho cotton crop
for the last seYeral several years, hhh
sold for rom two hundred aud my 10
two hundred and seventy millions per
annum, aud that out NJ HAT NflOOO,OOl
Ind 10 be- distracted for bread, some
idea may be- formed Of the value ~ the
present grain crop, II lsn lesson that
Il hna taken long years 10 Ieach The
southern farmer aud lhls result should
make the lesson u permanent one We
ARE greatly Indebted 10 The grange M
nuenpe for the teaching
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Our fall stock is beginning TO
arrive, and will be larger than
ever before.
We still continue TO make
wall paper. window shades,
etc, a specially.
Purchasers VIII 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 d LYLE.
501 Main street.
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REED a. LATlIlsOP

VIII sell the Educational series
of school books at introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also - full stock Of all ether
school books, which they will
sell as low as the lowest.
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We had the honor Of visit on We'd
nesday from that able and rising young
lawyer of Marshall, II, Willis Stead-
man, ESQ, who was In our city on legal
business. Mr.. Stcadman h the demo
cratic candidate for mayor of his city,
his election to the position being dis
tinCtly foreshadowed.
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FRANKLIN s co.

5Ol Main street. have received
IA very full supply Of new books
consisting Of the standard au-
thOrs i'm prose and poetry, the
best and most approved light
literature. appropriate juye-
mile reading, school books.
etc, etc. which tisey sell very
cheap.
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NEW YoRE, October II, The trial Of
suit under clvll dNmnge act, brought
10y John BlgbN against William, John
ana Timothy Long, saloon keepers OF
Brooklyn, 10 recover damages for the
death Of his son, who, II II clnlmed,
died from excessive drink furnished
by the Longs, was concluded yesleI-
day, the jury awarding two thousand
dollars to lIlgby.
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HOW SOME MEN TAKE REVENGE.
One Man shoots Another In the Back,

A carpenter by the name Of Spencer,
living on Jackson street, was shot in
the back by bis neighbor, fellow
craftsman, named McInturff, OH We'd
nesday night about eight o'clock.
The cause which led to the shoot
ing, as near as we can learn, was
about az follows: McInturif had well
on his premises, the water of which
Spencer was permitted to use. Accord
ing to one authority Spencer's children
thought II happy thing to throw
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Fail River Massachusetts, h the
greatest cotton manufacturing center
In the United states, represent INK u
largc amount Of invested capital, aud
manufacturing more yards ol cotton
cloth than Lowell, Lawrence aud
Manchester combined, The numu'r
Of cotton manufacturing corporations
IL lhIIty.iour mIlls, having an lucol'
pouled capital of sli,sjl,00O, hui an
actual Investment Of some S9jOlO,-
900, aud running m aggregate Of
2Ob2l looms, aud Loo, 7SS spindles,
employing over l5,OOO operatives, con-
Stunning annually $4,000 bales Of cot
ton, aud paying out monthly for wages
S5OO,OOO. The total number of cotton
splndlcs In the United States n ,lS2,-
40, Of which 5,5Os,8 Os ARE IN New Eng
land Fail River, therefore, has over
0ne'slXlh Of all the Hplndlca In the
country, and nearly One-half of oil
those IN the New England states,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-16
LlST OF LETTERS.

lipluW 10 lhe llsi ul unclaimed lelem re-
mNnIuH Ia pallas poslonlce, ucioberl6, MA,
lWlim callIuB iur the splne viii please say
"mlyrnlsod," Rnd Hlvo date ~ llhl, such ~
lhum ~ ronnln Ia lhe0iioe uncaled for ~
tho end NJ four weeks viii be- sent 10 the
IrnI lnIIuL MIlnll.
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NOTIllE.

lob work II invariably payh-
bile ON delivery, nId all trhu-
silent advertisements AZ the
time they are handed in' LegHi
advertisements must also be-
paid la advance. These rules
will be strictly observed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-16

Tue hNrpies Nrc pouring into Chat
tanoogn IN dusky llocks from all parts
of the south, aud to-day and to'm0r.
row they viii gorge aud glut them
selves, aud their kindred foul birds Of
the north with the feast of the "Soulh-
ern outragcs' for which they are as
sembled. It is n dirty and disgusting
business altogether Courer-Journal.
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u enIIIer IienOrl.

Mean temperature Of the city of Dallas
yesterday, Kept by John y, Roberts, druggist
fnhTenhelts nraloakA thermometer
Ipnlpoh a,
~ o'clock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ti
O'CLOCK ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-16

Mcssrs. sced ~ AnthTOp will
be found lOr tiIe next week. or
two at Anamilton's hat store. on
Main street. where ihey viii be
happy To see their friends and
customers. They win sell at
reduced prices, "a large stock al
wall paper. books, etc. etc, un'
Ill they secure ~ permanent
location.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-16
GREAT STATE BARBECUE,
Work OF The Committee Of Ar
arrangements The Plan
In Full.

Tie following gentlemen have been So
lerled hy The committee NJ ARRANGEMENTS 20
cnupusn Tao different cphinlllrth for TIE
uleat Democratic barbecue, "a he given ~
Ills place on the mlh Instant, az which tie
HN democratic candidates for congress, ~
well 40 GOyerOr Coke, VIII be- present, ana
uuIlns- TIu Ipnulrt