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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-07
G0NS1T,IlA

'RIHE White River Valley and Texas Rail.
/ ROAD Company having consolidated with
the Memphis and Kansas { Y BaIlrCHn Com.
pRny, gives % the latter Com gl-y a considera.
pscjod that the work Of clearing OF and grad.
ing the road viii be commenced al an cary
day, bids fOr that pun aJse having been made
10 lhe COY psny, Tho Undersigned Is st!Il re.
CeivIng subscriptions ii Arkansas Lends. Tor
Which the company is ne from two 10
1ve dollars PEI acre, as Heretofore published
Now is the time TO subscribe iands, before
they are assessed for 1870.
Remember, all taxes cease from date Of Bub
ScriptOu, Al COmmU" icstiOEs addressed to
the undersigned, care adams IS Dixon, no. Il
Madison street, Memphis, tenn, VIII receive
prompt attention, g. a. &CEEAY,
EubScrip;IGn AReoi y y =. 3 z. Il. 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-07

The Cincinnati Commercial says
"There are some signs of a concerted
movement to fJrce United States in-
teTvention in Cuban aGsiTs. The Cuban
symPathizers in the press have broken
out recently with fresh vigOr. 4 con-
siderable number of American Lewspa-
pers have long been committed to what
is called Intervention on the side Of hu-
manity in the guerrilla warfare between
Spain aud her richest colony, but which
really means intervention locking &C.
ward the absorption Of Cuba by the
United States
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-07

LTOE SALE, at great reduction from cost.
4 Hairs patent vault with bU e ar-proOf
combination locks, in per ect order; outside
measure d by 81 feet, and So feet depth. in
side measure by feet, anu rs inches depth.
Suitable for GrEt-ClaSs banker, or for papers,
books and records Of the courts and officers OF
a county. Terms easy.
ISIS HENRY q. SMITH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-07

A new source OF danger ID railroad
travel has been discovered in the spread
ing OF the rails under the influence Of
the rays Of the sun. An instance was
given of this kind in Nevada, the other
day, where the heat so expanded several
Of the rails as to force them from their
position, and even to draw the spikes
from the ties. II was necessary TO
shorten the rails to replace them. The
majority OF railroad builders avoid this
danger Of expansion by leaving g space
between the ends Of the rails.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-07

NOTICE Of DISsOEUTT0N.-The firm OF
~ LOviu, Joiner = %. was dissolved on the
LIST inst. The debts Of the concern will be paid
as heretofore. The Grocery and Feed bust
ness Will be continued at los Beale street, by
H. W. Joiner and A. a, Welch, ender he firm
name OF II. W. JOINER d co. aus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-07

Postmaster Abbott, OF Laramie, Wyo-
ming, has been investigated by special
agent, and the result Is a bad showing
for the postmaster. He accepted Q
monthly stipend OF one hundred dollars
from q lottery schemer as q cOnsideIa-
ton for nOn-interference with his mail,
and for promptly forwarding it to Omaha,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-07

1t is noticed that the official debt
statement for August gives no indication
Of the recent heavy purchases OF silver
bullion, Jumping gold and silver togeth-
er as "coin." IN view OF the difference
in the value Of the two metals, this is
rather loose bookkeeping.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-07
AGESTs FOE saITE5's GIN.

EE-LI5oraI advances made on cOnsigu-
menJs. Bagglns, Rope aud Ties furnished 10
customers. ~&S
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LARGE FiEST CLASS FIRE AND
EIRELAE. PRNOE SIZE

REFERENCES BY PERM ssIOE.-UnIOr anC
Planters Bank, Stale National Bank. Tvs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-07
NEW FIRM,

For Terms Of Board. Tuition, etc. Address
auI HRo. MAURELIAN, President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-07
SEPTEMBER /, 1875.

TmIs Institution will reopen its classes on
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
mccormtes,. nenpcr. and Mowers

The Mccormick Reapers and Now
ers with the late improvements seem
to be quite the favorites this year in
Texas, as they are everywhere else;
and to insure getting machine farm
ers are giving their orders early, which
is very sensible thing. And judging
from the reports given by them every
body that needs new reaper or mower
wants Mccormick. Those who order
early won't be disappointed, while
those who wait until the day they
want to use their machine can't all
get the Mccormick and will be obliged
to take what they can get. The great
favorites seem to be the two wheeled
combined Self Raker and Mower
"Advance. The Harvester that car
ries the two binders and the combined
two wheeled Mower and Dropper, both
the "Advance" and Dropper have two
cutter bars. This is very important.
The fact that the Mccormick machines
are so well made that they don't snow
much wear where other machines
bought at the same time are worn out
and sold for old iron and forgotten
is strong argument in their favor,
and their simplicity, light draft and
beautiful working in the harvest field
or cutting grass and the ease of getting
any repairs wanted places them quite
above competition. We predict the
sale of large number of McCormick's
machines at Dallas for the coming
harvest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
From Thursdays Daily Herald.

The prettiest thing in the county
now is the wheat. The crop will be a
sumner.
"A mad dog was visible on Com
merce street. yesterday and created
come emotion.
Another big foundry is now fixed
fact. The whole thing is arranged,
aud work commences at an early day.
General G. w. Gusts Lee, accom-
panied 10y his sister, Miss Lee, arrived
in Galveston on Sunday last, and left
on Monday for San Antonio.
The man who, it is alleged, set fire
to the truck house in east Dallas, was
arrested and lodged in Jail. II is re-
ported that he has confessed the deed.
FRAGILE is indignant because his
mother-in law insists upon his going
to market. FRAGILE is a brute, and
don't appreciate the treasure he pos
sesses.
The "boys in bluep have not yet fin
ished buying horses. Can that hand
some lieutenant have fallen n victim
to the charms of some "Texas mus
tang,n and fain would tame her?
Go to John s. Witwer, Elm street,
for the celebrated Studrbaker wagons
and buggies, and the Garden City
Southern Clipper plows. The best is
the cheapest, and IT, you want the best
wagon, carriage. buggy or plows, buy
of John Is. Witwcr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
Irrom sundayis DAILY nerald. j

One Of our emterprising grocery
II Austin street. advertises
buffalo ineat for sale on his lnlletin
board. Think of it, We pampered arts
toeracts of Delmonic,'s, steaks from
the Dos .lnaericdnus brought TO our
doors, as Mr.. Oliver Twist limited to
-Squeers more
We would call the attention of our
readers TO the advertisement OF General
r. NJ. Gano, which appears In another
column. On the tenth of March next
he will sell TO the highest fiddler fifty
head Of short h6ru cattle, two fine
trotting stations, Cotswold luck lambs
and some pure bred Berkshire and
Poland China pigs. A rare opportunity
for stock men. graiigers and all inter
ested In introducing thoroughbred
stock in the state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27

ileg. n. a. Daniel, a regular nlns
lister NJ Tie baptist church, aud one "
tie old settlers u this county, died at
his residence on Five Mile creek, on
Sunday morning last, of pneumoiiln,
after on Illness Of nearly u month, w
the roth year Of his age Mr., Daniel
camo to 1cxas In the fall Of 1868, aud
settled on Five Mile creek Ia this
county, where he has resided continu-
ously ever since. He leaves widow,
several children and large number Of
friends 10 mourn his loss. He was one
OF the most useful and highly respected
citizens OF our county, and his neigh
borhood loses good man In his
death.
Once more we call attention TO the
grand list of gifts offered by the Texas
Git Concert association, at the city OF
Denison. No one so poor but can af-
ford 10 risk one dollar with the chance
OF obtaining 81 prize many times its
equivalent in cash or house and lot
in the healthiest and most flourishing
town in northern Texas. The local
agent Informs us that tickets are sell
ing rapidly in all the states OF the
union, so call ut once and purchase a
ticket, that when the wheel of fortune
turns 1t may make you rich beyond
your fondest Imagination.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
The SouthwesferIi.

This IL the name Of the new life m
surancc company founded in Deem
Der last In this city. The well display
ed advertisement elsewhere should he
read by all interested in this import
ant matter oflife insurance.
Ex-Gov. Throckmorton, whose name
appears as president, is too widely
known in Texas, and particularly this
district, which he Is TO represent in
congress, to need any introduction
from us.
Mr.. S. J. Adams, the vice. president,
is the senior Of the banking firm OF
Adams & Leonard of this city, who is
generally conceded to be one of the
most successful financiers and business
men.
Mr.. Baskerville is an old experienced
insuran ce man and is the secretary.
Mr.. J. l.. Leonard, the treasurer,is the
junior member of the banking house of
Adams Il Leonard, and is the right
man in the right place.
DIR. 4. w. Wiley, the medical direct
or, is in every way qualified.
Mr.. A. M. Johnson, the superintend-
ent of agencies, and Mr.. r. l.. Sweet
man, the local agent, are popular, re-
liable, energetic men, familiar with
their work.
The company has ample capital and
is already building up fine business.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
From wednesday,s Daily Herald.l

Governor Throckmorton, mem-
Der Of congress elect from this district,
was in the city yesterday, bnsiiy ell
gagged in signing policies as president
Of the Southwestern Life Insurance
company of Dallas.
Colonel George w. Baylor, former
iy of this city, has settled on the Leon,
eight miles from San Antonio, where
he is establishing sheep rancho. His
health, which was delicate here, has
been fully restored by the change of
climate.
The Right Reverend Bishop Du-
bois was expected here yesterday.
The bishop is not only a learned and
distinguished prelate, but most amia-
bic and pleasant gentleman, alike pop
ular as bishop and man. He was for
many years stationed in San Antonio,
where he is unanimously beloved and
respected by the entire community.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
ai.e shsrlnan Fira.

The Denis0n News, of yesterday,
gives the following M the losses by t e
fire at Sherman, IN Monday night
Perry & Co., book store, 81 700; A.
Davis & Co, wholesale grocers, $lO,0O0;
Bond & Mason, wholesale groeers,
900; Bentley & Co., boots and
shoes, 5000; Williams, drug store,
s., 600 Bernstein, dry good, $1,000
Sam. cruthers, damage to goods,
8, 500; Eubank 6 Co, damage tc
goods, s. 500; Henry & Cullen; damage
10y tearing down house and On goods,
:, $50; total on goods, sd 500. There
were some other smal losses sby res
taurants and drinking saloons not
enumerated above. The loss OF tuiid-
imgs were, c. C>Fitch, two stare houses,
3, 900 !; Binklcy & Archer, brick tnild-
ing, s. 0eO; G. {. Dugau, frame build
ing, 5000 X. G. Hall & Son, 81 800
Bernstein, 5000, and enc other build
ing, 81 900; making the whole loss In
buildings ana goods, $40, 500. about hall
OF which, IL is estimated, WIS covered
hy insurance
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
Sill Victorious.

Many years have passed since DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder was
first offered to The public for their trial
and approval according t0-its merits,
and its superiority over all Baking
Powders, and other means for making
Wholesome, light, weet-bread and bis.
cults has been established by their YER
dict. Still victorious, standing to-day
in the estimation of thousands as the
only safe aud reliable powder to use.
Those who have not should test it, as
also his True Flavorings, Nectarine,
Vanilla, ETC., which are not only equal
but superior to anything ever used fol
havoring cakes, pies, etc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27

Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. s. J.
Adams, and Misses Hearne and Pow
ell, while driving cut, had occasion to
visit lady friend, and The horse and
buggy were left standing ia front of
the house. Tie driver, q white boy,
neglected his charge, and, with culpa-
BILE carelessness, allowed the animal TO
stand unhitched. From some cause.
the horse, somewhat spirited animal,
took fright and dashed away at a rapid
rate Of speed. Horatio Allen adams,
child Of about three cars, apparently
uneonscious Of danger, was seated in
the buggy, which was dragged some
distance by the affrighted animal and
finally overturned in badly shattered
condition. Master Horatiawas thrown
out bot escaped without Any serious
injury, and was finally restored to the
arms Of AN anxious mother unframed,
with the exception 81 few bruises.
We congratulate them Oh their mar
row escape
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27

Nrt. ~ nuflmd, NJ q candidate ior
Justice NJ the i'enoo ln tiH, llo hel'
precinct, 10 iil the yaoancy occuslougl
ly lho resignation VI llon John -.
ltmooL Judge liurford IA eminenily
well fitted for thc portion, being one
Of our oldest citizens, and Tor many
years intimately acquainted with or
courts, he viii bring 10 the discharge
Of the dutie. Of the office that knowl
edge aud experience which Is requisite
In Il presiding justice.
The immigration by the cars con-
tinues full In volume.
Farmers say the wheat crop Is all
their fancy painted 1t.
The retail grocers report business
good with some of them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
Transfers of Real Estate I'm Dallas
County for the Week Endin Februa'
nv 2S. 1875.

Transfers of Real Estate I'm Dallas
County for the Week Enid rag Februa-
ry 25, 1873.
Louis Ferriere to Maxim Vacher,
271 acres of land Is miles northwest of
Dallas, $6S 20.
i'll. Harvey to Giles Armstrong, %
acres OF land IL miles west of Dallas,
$50.
Nancy Turbeville to T. Il. McMeans,
100 acres of land III miles southeast of
Dallas, S525.
Ii. aud Z. G. railroad company to p.
Darlington, lots II, 13 and Ia in block
81, railroad addition to Dallas, $500,
gold.
N. X. Record to Wadsworth, Crit
filth & Co., lot corner of Elm and Aus
tin streets and Pacific avenue, 25x2DO
feet, block 81, city of Dallas, So 300.
A. j. Ross, trustee, to Andrew j.
Ross, three lots ON Hord street, city of
Dallas, $780,.
/ II. aud 4. G. railway company 10 d
| M. Jones, lots %, 26 and q ia block II,
railroad addition to the city of Dallas,
$500.
d. A. and A. NJ. Malone to D. II.
! Weaver, 26a acres of land Oh Pleasant
| Ran creek. S375. Esg W ,VG
J. NJ, +. q. and III. w. Harry to Ja-
cob Washy, lot 80 in block I'D in the
ciSy ofDallas, $3.50. -. ~ =
j. w. Crowdus to c. r. Miller, lots
in Thomas Walkers addition to the
city OF Dallas, $3.50.
John w. Miller to S. j. Darby, Ill
acres ofland on Five Mile creek, loo,
gold.
] F. Giraud, agent, E. and A. Colo.
soriety to w. Il. Stone, 40 acres of land
4 10 miles northwest of Dallas, sl6).
VIM. J. Houseley to Fearn u Now
lin. 80 acres of land is miles east OF
/ Dallas, $500.
John III. Cole to Ransom p. Tole, IL
acres of land IL miles northwest OF
/ Dallas. So.
1 Newton Hatcher and wife 10 Mrs. r.
f. Hart, 2 acres of land milesnorth.
east of court house, 81, 300.
! @. Guedry and +. e. Guedry TO Susan
A. Good. lot in east Dallas, S.f0.
I r. B. Walton and wife TO w J. Brit,
lot IS, in block l22, Smith, Murphy 4
sIantin's addition to city of Dallas
$3.50.
j. Brit and wife to J. NJ. Hayes
lot %, block l22, Smith, Murphy a
Martins addition to the city of Dallas,
! 81, 100.
]. e. d. Blades to J. Y. and Thoma:
Field. lots IS and 10, in Smith, Muir
! phy 4 Martins addition to the city o.
Daiiss, lOD feet square, $500.
George c. Befler and wife to Mary
Z. Hammond. lot In Good's addition
to Dallas, 500.
Nancy p. Taylor TO r. p. Aunspaueh
lot of ground on Elm street, east OF IL
at q. railway, 500,
G.. L. Longserre end wife to Theo.
dore Relnecke, acre OF land on the
extension of Ross street, Sle2-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
I,enutify Your Houses.

AS the spring of theyear approaches,
business men have more leisure. They
will be able to linger NJ home, perhaps
an hour. AS a means OF. diverting their
minds from the engrossing cares of tine
office, there is nothing better than
working up their gardens, preparing
the ground for flowers and in painting,
white-washing and repairing their
premises. 1t is really surprising how
much can be done in the way of beau-
tifying home, and rendering it a
pleasing object to the eye, by an hour
or two of work by Il inun of taste i'll
such matters. The work done in max
ing home attractive, by adding little
inexpensive comforts, which cost
nothing, but the labor and time spent
in making them, is never thrown
away. Atree planted here and vine
trained there, will often add pictur-
esque, cosy tone to an otherwise bleak
and dismal looking place.
Home is the center of the only gem
uine happiness and how important
then is it that the impressions of it
produced upon the minds OF children
should be agreeable and lasting for a
good influence. Many parents seem to
think that the times spent in improving
their homes and gardens is thrown
away. They will let the weather aud
time, the weeds and stray animals take
their places year in and out and never
turn finger to prevent decay and
dilapidatios. ii makes no difference
how simple and anpretending home
may be, if the people who live in it
will only do so they can always make
it com Portable, tasteful and pretty. IN
nothing is the intelligence and re-
finement of people more marked
than in the appearance their
homes present. Where you see fences
down, shutters of, whitewash, paint,
soap, aud flowers Stranger, Won may
look for Ignorance, viciousness, n want
OF thrift and "a tolal lack OF the soEt
and ennobling influences Of an educa-
ton. The man does not live, what
ever his previous advantages may have
been, who will not sooncro or later, be-
come besotted by ceasing to care any
longer how his home looks, or whether
his family are as comfortable as he
might make them. With this species
of carelessness once fixed upon him
his ultimate degradation isonly a ques-
.tion of time.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
A word Of Aa,Ieo 10 travellers.

The nimougl Kansas mud TOXINS railway
hna Jccono % well known ~ the people Of
Tcxas ~ one Of the finest aud most COM
Portable roads on the continent 10 travel on.
that Il seems almost unnecessary that we
should say ought In lts praise. Yet we eau
not over SOL bacs from - trlp over thls limo
without saying something Ia praise OF tue
management, who always seem to Ia siriY-
Ing 10 make their patrons comfortable while
travelling over their road. The track Is al
ways In the best possible condition, and
trains are at all times RIM nj uniform speed.
Pullman's Finest Drawing Room Sleeping
cars accompany all through passenger trains,
and II you are going north or east, by max
Ing your wants known, you can go either via
Hannibal or st. Louis. And for Kansas
City, Denver, California or any OF the nortl-
western states or territories, II Is much the
best route we have from Texas. Their din
Ing stations and hours for meals are all that
Il traveller could wish for, and in fact there
seems 10 be nothing LETT undone 10 render II
trip over this limo pleasant. 2Sdtf
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W EERLY HERALD
aArunpAt. ErnarAns b.. Isll


lffuin Hhihiuhyh bhlg hNlhlNf
--AnGiher case Of colored wife shoot
ing IL rumored to have taken place In
the country, near here.
Mr.. Red1eld, the able correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
who Is generally recognized IN one OF
the most forcible and well Informed
Journalists In the country, Is In our
city, the guest Of his brother, who Is a
member Of the piano house of Dor
sman, Holmes Il Co. There Is no wrl-
ter better fitted for the work Of an i'm
partial description of Texas, her re
sources, people and condition than Mr..
Redfeld. He is great traveller and q
close observer, and his letters are al
ways full of freshness and information.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
ICON Fllass.s l.ellE nelald.l

The Texas aud Pacific is now run
ming three trains daily from Shreye-
port 10 Marshall, both ways.
Attention is called to the list OF
transfers Of real estate during the past
seek, which we publish to-day. We
shall eonsInne this every week and
next week VIII give the whole list OF
transfers from JanuaIy Ist. is75s 70
dale.
The attention Of cur Marshall pa
irons Il called TO oar Marshaii letter.
We will endeavor TO give letter from
Marshall every week.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
The Texas Zeal Estate Drawing,
March 3D.,

March 3D..
Fosters second real estate and gold
drawing, of over sixty thousand acres
of land, in the best portions of Texas,
seventeen houses in the city of Hous.
ton, and $4,000 in gold coin, takes
place next Wednesday, Sd of March.
Captain Foster is highly endorsed by
the city council of Houston, is well
and favorably known as large laud
dealer, having lived in Texas twenty
years. The price of tickets-$SSS-is
small sum, yet it may be worth to the
purchaser, on the third day OF next
month, $4,000 in gold-the capital
prize, house and lot in Houston, or a
valuable tract Of land. Send for tick
cts at once, as the time is drawing
nigh, and tickets are being rapidly dis
posed of. See advertisement.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
"2:fi
The Hooded Stock Associations New
Buildings.

We had the pleasure of examining
last night the plans and specifications
of the buildings about to be erected by
the Blooded Stock Association, drawn
by that accomplished architect and
civil engineer, j. II. Ryan, superin-
tendent of the whole work.
THE AMpHHITHEATRE.
The design of this structure is very
tasteful and staunch looking. II cont
bines strength with convenience, ne
feasibility aud comfort. Every pre-
caution has been taken to secure proper
facilities for seating thousands and
enabling them them to promenade
also. There are steps at each eEd ana
an entrance in front, leading into the
spaces occupied below, and only ac'
cessible to privileged persons.
THE JUDGES STAND
Is handsomely designed hexagonal
structure, about eighteen feet high, sur
mounted with a broad roof, with elabo-
rate cornices and finished on top with
g. weathercock, representing Geld
smith Maid under the saddle, done
in gold gilt, and the figures "2:l4' dis
played on the front.
THE CLUB ROOMS.
privata and nublic sta ~ s are all rot
ton up in the latest and most approved
style. Other conveniences for guests
will occupy their proper places.
THE TRACK
Has been ploughed over during the
past week, and is ready for the heavi-
est portion of :the work, namely, the
scraping, narrowing, rolling and fin
ishiug,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27

fm Information shout mo best Steel orae
rlowa, wflie ~ cofLfHs q co., the oeioiifsiod
40 manufacturer, va Walor street, New
York. Ciftuiats fffc. iswan
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ror Presiding Justice.

We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce JUDGE NAT. NJ. BrRFOkO as n
candidate for Justice OF the pence in precinct
No. prcsiding Justice, Dallas county, to
FIJI the vacancy Occasioned by the resigna-
tion of Hon. Jno. ID. Kerfoot.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27

EFrom Tuesdays Ddiy iieraia.l
We take pleasure in calling aften-
'tion 10 the Announcement Of Judge