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CRITICISMS ON MOODY.


THE NEW Yonx " EVENING POST"
hAs the following interesting review Of Iii
Moody's methods md merits
The evangelists are encounttrine much sharpe
criticism In Philadelphia thsn they did either in Brook
lyn In Great Britain. Thether it IL that Ph1l1deI
tcus people elsewhere are OF for sos ether rosson,
Appears that even among church members who agre<
With Ac. Moody in theoloRicl opinion, there il 8 dis
Poshon to question his mode Of teaching what he ani
they aRree tn accepting rs truth
Tbs complaint most commonly heard Ia that hs dnala
almost exclusively in strenuous assertion, neglectig
add even seeming to scorn argument weapon oi
odenss against unr3ght<ousness. and this fact
manifest to those pet7ons who heard him in Deookyu
= % his Philadelphian auditors but there was
hezu readiness, not 40 apparent in Phadelrhia to
remember that Mr.. Moody plain man, unskiilcd in
1oRic md % profoundly convinced OF the divine a-
hot1ty of tho Scriptures that to quota text In sup
port Of hi. assertion. TO him precisely tho s.ms
thinR - proving them BY the testimony of the Al
scholar He II "a ignorant probably, Of the ques-
t1ons which erry theoogiaa is called upon to sette
for hn7se and to expound for his hearers he il Of
written, To hin English Bible is the word Of God
tn evoty hne and letter. No questions Of pIenary in
sHradon agitste his ind doubts ~ the precise
manning Of tbs original tile accuracy of the TRES
Ataon dtstmb him. Hs has no metaphysics IN hts
nature Ind cAn conciss only OF the strictly znthrpp-
oSno1phic God, whom theoloRans and thinkets re-
je, but whom alone the ignorant and ths simple can
eonce1ve Of. Henea Mr. Hoodys special fitness IL to
preach the Gospel to the ignorant classes, and fAr
- he h2s drawn persons Of lass culture IN
ntsAd. hts work IN ths country has been failure ~
compared with that which ha did in Europe. He Ia
~ pfsachar to tha multitude and It seenas to us
mistake to attempt to u.ake anything else out Of him.
aud IN Injustice 70 measure him by the standard We
cse m estimating the qualities Of city pastor.
Another complaint which comes from Philsde,phia
that HI. Moody preaches only sslyaslon BY faith,
<A6ng no pains wnatever to enforce moral teachtnes
ct ny ktnd This appears 70 to b merely resnlt,
and very nstrr one Of the facts already mentioued
IN his view the Bible has the full force Of statute
aw, and 30 long the Decalo9uo stands he sees no
ooca1on for the man who rrraches the acrepance Of
re bine ~ the basis Of religion to repeat tho pro-
IN hs sermons. In his view religion includes
aad sappoess morality essential psrt OF tseN
.nd would Probably puzzle him greatly to define ths
oaaersnes oetween them It must be remembered
A4so that II hs respect he fairly represents the sort
d people to whom he bea. fitted to preach ana Is
bacaaee ct these very things which offend the ptcer
senss q n1ore cultivated people that Nj. Moody Is
ahe 70 exsrc3aa An influence which abler heooaan
th4n no could possibly WELD over the populace.
1t u onty fsir to Judge the work foE what It H. and
&ae nun {oE EAat he psafass&s 70 II
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EXTRAORDINARY EVANCELt2ATiON
TIE MANIFESTATION OF FORT 1Ehv1s.

Ner Tort sun.
The Town of Port Jerxia on the line Of th.
- p.;,,,.a -. 1.t.,v ,,d.r4,o. =, a1,,.or,
Eao ~ n~n., uee .ese'y .tt o1ue 80 ~. =
oinA1J 'sus.ofu'@eon AuiouSa sao po"1a
religion. The 6par1t OF tho place ms peen
changed; tho ways Of the people hare been re-
rer,ed. and the community tas taken on ues
..-.n- wha~. Geo.. 7oa .h.ra !. v;r
tue; "nefe tasse "AS .aete - ena1
ity; whore there vas envy, there il good will
where there uas backblting, there is peace
liars haye been turned into trpth-teller swim.
dle1s into men Of integrity; Inc Acen'aons anso
models OF purity. kndn ess has taken the p3Ace
tcf ern.ltv and har.hne6s. tho foul hsnds have
been cleaused; the feet tnas went IN the
vays Of evil now pursue the paths OF right
.onsnee. ri. ch.no, that b., occnr1e,
eoasueao' Ane eaue" An~S nae
IN inc ele1o " 'o'nes - ''sip!e ~ @n'
business piacen, IN the manufacturing es-
tab!isht1ents, in tho machine shops, on
the sana'. 1t the depot, and in ahe streets L
il vlsahle IN society aud manifest IN peoples
hoasoa II Jon knew Fort Jerr.s In other umea
and s1xt It nov. you will SEQ tho tans1otma-
ton. rejoice over It, and "lsh thas Nav York
might expar1eocs similar change.
We hasa the statements Just NADIA about the
:tsansfoaMstien Of Port Jesris upon letter pub
'llebed by the Rev. John L. Munros. pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church there. Ne as
same from his narration that tho visible change
ALREADY described must hare ta&en place. He
tells us tAas I revival has been in progross in
Port Jetyis, aud shat 1t made its Appearance
acme time ago in his church. Within two months
10 per cent Of tho entire population of the busy
littls town had undergone conversion in his own
ahurch. In October last the number OF people
convnrted ran up ~ high As 265. During the
month he was assisted in his labo1s BY q LADY
evangelist named Mrs. NJ T. Lowry 6hs left
Ut tie end Of thxt month; but, nevertheless,
tue work continued with increased power"
esys III. Aun1oe:
So that up to Ibis tins oath u) thsre have been
2s5 conversions this month that H. $50 in Ill. Last
week the1e wezo LIE conversions On Sunday bsp-
tsed 1es PARSONS, The york Is sprea ding among The
o aaMsno o,,t aroao ~ men ,. fo.t H.. ona "
nn.ts - na ss.t The Rer Hr1nes g.
Of drew Theological Seminary. hss been assisting
us this month. -Four hundred md four have Joined
our church alone.
Mr. Muuroe's sentences are short, and his style
Is terky; but when a man has such news to
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THE Hf6HWAf-c0w.

Ths hua Of her hide wsa duskJ hcoFa,
| Her body Was lean, and her meek Wal Al02s
| One horn TUNED up and tho otteT aoxa.
| She WAS keen Of viniun and long u amnt
| With Eomau nose and short stump tat1
| And rtbs hks the hoops On homemade p&
Many mark did her body bear;
| 8hs bad been taf9st foz ~ tnfns1 0"7as
On many scar. tho dusky hAtf
Would grow no mors Hheso It onea hid sses@
Many Passionate parting shot
Had Iefs upou hef l1sd1g spok
Many aud many ve1l- atmed atnnA
Many hrtckhas Of gootiJ stss,
And many cudgel, swiftly thrown
Had brought the taar1 to her oostns @@F
Or had bounded on from har honJ osc1,
With Z notse like tbs sound OF f1ne@u1As
Many day had shs passed IN pound,
For helping herself to her nedghb@r e"A
Many : ooNardly cur and hound ~
Had bean transn1ed by her crunpisd noaA
Many tea pot and old dn-patl III
Had tho farm-boya tied to her time Hd6o 1A
Old Deacon Gray was p3ous nasn,
Though sometimes tempted 70 b pRoaaas
When many weary milo he rsn
To drive her out of bis growing gsam.
Sharp were the pranks that she uSso 70 PNS
10 get her Ill, and to gst away.
She knew when he Deacon went 10 town:
She w1seiy watched him when he Wsa1 ~
He never paaoed her without frovn*
And an evil CLEAN IN each angry s5es
Ho would crack his whip In : su1iJ WAY:
And drive along in biz onehoss aaaJ.
Then Ut his Homestead she 'ored 70 all
Lifting his bars with her cTumpsed n31&
NimblJ scaling hts gArden-wall:
Helping herself 70 his standing GEN.
Eating his cabbages, one BY one;
Harryin& hons when her "o1k W. 1s%~
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DAc. second Sunday In Advent.
CATHOLIC.
Dte. Second Sunday in Advent.
Dee. 8-at Nicholas Of My1a, B. c.
Dec. 7-St. Ambrose. B. C. y.
Dec. B-Immacnlatc Conception Of tho =. Y. II.
Dec. 9-0f ths Octave
Dsc- 11-Of the Octare.
Dkc. list. Dam asrB, p. G,
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lJ70 AGAIN
The Martha Washington Ten Party

The second Of these delightful enter
lainments was given last night 10y tho
ladies of tho Presbyterian church, aud
the attendance WIS larger lllpu II was
the first nigh, The dainlles uUd deli
cacies prepared for the oecaHlon IN
cluded every variety Of game, meats,
sweelmeats, cakes, otc, The tables
were all decorated with flowers, silver
ware aud fruit, and presented u most
Inviting prospect 10 the eye Of an
eploure.
Quite u number ut new costumes OF
the period Of l770 were present, in nd
dillon 10 those mentioned yesterday,
There was dear old Mrs, Scripture, one
OF Nirglnla's biggest aud lruest hearts,
the embodiment of houtcwfory aud
molheny virtues, interchangeable aud
beaming ~ ever, one Of the corner
stones Of every charitable entertain
ment, There was Mrs, lMnoy, Of Ken
lucky, the handsOmcst aud most be-
comlngly dressed lady In the room,
with clear cut cameo face, u bsaull-
fully turned head aud the graceful
bearing no characteristic Of Nll Of the
daughters, and Miss Fanny Montague,
the plquOnt little blonde beauty,
whose fresh, frank waysund unaffected
AVAILABILITY have made her such u gem
eral mvorlle this winter aud "thoso
twin roses upon II parental steah'
the Misses Stephenson, famous little
housckeepers aud charming young
girls, aud Miss Douglass Ewell,
calm, handsome, dlgnIlled and verS
richly aud elegantly dressed In white
silk, and Miss Clara Brown, the soft
luslre of whose dark eyes was height
ened by the powdered hair OF u hum
dred years ago, moving about like Il
sunbeam In Il conservatory, Mrs, Me-
Coy appeared in II different costume
from the one worn the first night,
which was immensely becoming and
historically correct in every particular.
A brighter or more intelligent face
never shone in 1915, than hers last
night. But we must pause, although
the temptation to describe many
others Is very great, The old time
music sung during the evening, "God
save the King" and "Auld Lang
Syne," were pleasing Incidents,
Towards the latter part
of the evening grand spelling match
came oil, which produced great merri-
ment. The receipts of the two nights,
the pretty costumes, the glorious sup
pers aud general socioblity stamped
these evenings rs eminenlly snccess-
ful. BY all means let us have cen
tennial ball, everybody to be in cos
tune.
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city last evening, aud will remain VI the
San Jaeinlo until 3 0'elook this after
noon,
Our handsome young friend, J, U.s.
Ennis, went hunting yesterday with his
little breeeh-lOader and killed thirteen
buhaloes on the wing lie seorns 10
shoot any such small game standing o.
sitting,
AIR u, q, ellis, whll0m Of the Car
lotta combination, las assumed charge
Of the loeal department 0f the Com
meTcial, THE liFRALD's reporier ca
tends 10 him his te6-, and Wishes him
happy, successful aud honorable Ca
reer In his new field
q, u, Mayer Esq, general agent
town lot department Texas aud Pacific
railway, loft for Marshall yesterday A.
iern00n, Ito IL an allable and court
e6us gentleman, aud In addition 10 be-
Ing q lrst-rate business man, has line
car for music, and h al Accomplished
musician, lilo would be welcome ad'
ditlon ~ our musical society IN Dallas,
That clever, genial gentleman, Dr.
John Knox Mcqueen, waved w his
blessing last night ut tho Martha
Washington ton party, A. he passed
IN with one hundred aud lilly pounds
Of orthodox loyeIness hanging on his
manly arm, he looked ~ II every drop
of Presbyterian blood Ia his own aud
his ilIustrious nameaake'a veins were
aroused by tho occasion,
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"A. J. Poindcxter, drunk aud dlsor-
derby, paid three dollars and costs, and
walked oil, TO try II over again, prob
ably.
J, Humphreys, drunk on the street,
was discharged, his honor deeming
him n NJ subject for executive clemen-
cy.
Jake Clark, charged with being II
vagrnnt, was taxed two dollars and
costs, which he paid, took lrecelpt
therefor, and departed.
Joseph Beatty, enriched the city
treasury to the amount Of nine dollars
and twenty-five cents for getting beast
ly drunk Tuesday night
George Bolln, charged with va
graDcy, takes quarters Mt the city ho-
tel until he works cut IN Indebtedness
OF nine dollars and quarter that
stands fornlnst his name.
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Mrs. NJ. Il. pinckard of s.orri.

Has on hand some lotions for the hair and
omplexion-mOst invaluable. She makes
and uses them herself, and can and will tes-
tify to the truth of all that is said of them.
That for the hair, 1t is decidedly healthy, as
she had suffered from neuralgia in the head
for seven or eight years, until using this hair
dressing. That for the skin, 1t invigorates it,
and imparts healthy glow and natural APP
pearance. IL brings the beauty out, and
leaves no bad effects behind, as there is not
a particle of lac sulphur or sugar of lead or
any other injurious substance in 1t. Any
druggist, on Analysing the component parts,
would pronounce them healthy and good
and they would do well to have 1t supercede
all other lotions for such purposes, which
are often injurious, and sometimes do more
harm than good. Eight ounce bottles are
sold at 81 0) four ounce bottles at 50 cents.
Room at Mr.. Jennings, on Main street, Cd.
posite Phoenix hotel, Dallas, Texas.
MRS. III. L. PINCKARD.
March 26th 1876. 37d5t
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As will be seen by reference to our
announcement column, Captain d, d,
Grove, Of the fhmnix mill, has, Al the
solicitation of friends, consented 10 the
use Of his name rs candidate for al
derman Of the third ward, II elected
We feel confident that he will make an
excellent memper0f the council There
ID no more practical, energetic or
lhorough-going business man IN our
community,
-Of all the articles Of genlleman's
toilet there II none 30 diiiieull 10 be
pleased with m q shirt 10 have II NJ
well Is the first consideration, aud u
good III will Insure lls wearing quality
The majority Of shirts are made w
erosaways Of the cloth, ~ II eeono'
mixes the material, Hollenbepk y
McCollum have brought on u make ol
SHIRTS that fulfil all the desideratums'
The Pembroke shirt II the best Ia The
market, aud II you don't believe II
come aud see them,
Merely TO crafty their curiosity
several gentlemen, assembled together
At a building not far from the corner q
Elm aud Lamar streets, yesterday
"held an election for mayor" viii
the following results Cabell, " bogel
n Kerfoot, T. Merchants, clerks, lnsu
rance agents, cotton buyers, lawyer
and gentlemen Of leisure were en-
braoed IN the number,
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MriHduW Nun Smlt, q. u, Sucker, u, Phool
una hleHdy uddorH
sIuNpLEMANs-D lcddcr was you
hond me mid No many names dNvon
oXbrcssen don't, | don't ous ga spiel for dot
omcc.nf Pub Func yus SOLD suub on der
druuhlrd yhscr, und II was nix cum u TOus
lur u icllor like me 20 sboak dot II don't
make him grnIgp on der sdomnkc init blels-
urc, | jumped mlself on der drncl ven
was shcnled about py blenty bummeB, und
ven / goes prhlnd der boobies ilideen or
scvln dimes you dinlS / hhri kare2 Not OF
der court house knows youself, und das pully
lcddor ho shus plocks dot game onyhow
of you felew make me elected 10 das pig
Ding pet you dot NIT mine great mould for
pisnoss makes dlngs mixd up generally,
don't IL? Tellvo dot Beet crop OF falla y IL
In pad skidumatlon, und need feller NIT
% long onw like minosoli do sdand him on.
| don't can't some dimes most always dell
mlnoseli how Is dot Cldy Serb IL nix more
worth rs swl bits II wagons load, das Is dun
dor ana bllxen, Make me elected und no
holf me POb Vest, dot SCRIP IL so much more
wordh Ms gold dot gold IL nix nodding mordt
ais sdoDbin den holes In der bullie sdreeds.
My obnion is dot dem boor fellers, der gol-
lecdor, und mare, und treasurer vich work
demsebes hard oud for der city, shaking
hands nit every pody shust before election,
has got do be bald In monlsh was is,so day got
Something's to spend ven dey wants to cad
sum fiddle peer, und dem ploated serb hold
ems der polecers musd made themselves stob
sltwandrin der beebles wealth. can't only
sbeal, make mo elected den for swi tollars
una half den pail goes on. OF you don't
den all dlngs here pelow is ausgaspield.
Don't am skindemens nit mine he'd un /.
ter mine arms, your humly skcrvent,
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
u, S.--From now his election dime come
every pody TO dot leidle Morning star Sa-
loon around der corner und get all der peer
you wants-und bay for 1t
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Odd Fellows Celebration.

The Odd Fellows of the state are re-
spectfully invited to celebration at
Dallas, on the Goth of next month, in
commemoration of the anniversary of
the organization of the order in this
country. 1t is hoped that there will be
a general attendance, and that this in
vitation will be ample. Lodges will
please notify the undersigned Of the
acceptance of the invitation, and will
bring their regalias with them.
GEo. A. CUTLER,
N. g., Dallas Lodge, committee of in
vitatiou.
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A word 10 the Wise.

Douglas Bros. have suitings in all
colors, mohair coatings, dark and light,
all the latest styles in paintings and
vestings, and neat patterns for spring
and summer. The characteristics of
their goods are, elegance, cheapness
and durability, all combined. They
are masters of their profession, and
feel satisfied that for style and work.
manship they cannot be equaled in the
city. Business men who want business
suits are particularly invited to call,
examine, and be suited without delay.
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The srayOralty.

The election for mayor Of Dallas
seems to excite almost as much inter-
est in our neighboring village of Jeffer-
son rs 1t does In this city, as witness
the following:
Jefferson Leader: "The Dallas Com
mercial says the Jefferson Leader Is for
Bogel for mayor of that city. This Is Il
mistake, neighbor We only said Il
kind word for Nh old citizen of Jeller-
son, without meaning to disparage the
claims OF any of the other candidates,
who, we have no doubt, are all able
and worthy gentlemen, as we know
the present mayor, General Cabel,
TO be.n
Jimplicute "rhe municipal election
in Dallas IL creating considerable eX-
element. The only desire seems to be
to secure the best material, and par
ticularly the best financial ability.
With no desire to detract from the
worth of other candidates, we believe
that the election of our old fellow
citizen, julius Bogel would be the best
days work the people of Dallas ever
done for themselves A gentleman Of
fine social attainments, and one of the
best financiers we ever knew, he could
not fail to meet the requirements Of
the position. Besides, we are willing
to swear that whatever promises he
makes will be carried out to the letter,
or he will work himself to death in the
attempt, We make these remarks Of
our own choice, having had no inter-
course or correspondence with Mr..
Bogel since he left our city,
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Hot Springs.

The following telegram from ex-
Senator Robert w. Johnson, of Arkan-
sas, was received Yesterday, and it will
be seen the decision of the court of
claims at Washington is favorable to
the title of Ex-Governor Rector, of Ar
kansas, father of Mrs. G. S. Mitchell,
of this city. The property is valued at
three or four millions of dollars:
WASHINGTON, March 80.
Three judges decide virtually in
favor of the "New Madrid Clamp
not actually. One decided absolutely in
favor of. Equal to success.
Signed. r. W. JOHNSON.
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our Oiiisea soIdiery.

The state fair commences In Houston
In May, and Dallas, by all means,
should be well represente I, No better
delegation could he sent than her vol
unteer companies, and preparations
should NJ once be commenced looking
~ the accomplishment Of that object.
OF course, II N necessary that they
should be properly uniformed, but
having but recently organized funds
are not over-plcntlful In the treasury.
our citizens should take Nn Interest In
the matter aud scc that this difficulty
IL removed, A committee viii visit
them TO solicit subscriptions 10 procure
uniforms, and fnE HERALD hopes
that none viii refuse u contribution,
however small.
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one way, good fur TpuNd trip from
April ilh 10 l2lhI inclusive
10 will be necessary No. present 90
ticket agent q certificate idanuBlug
the party o. delegate, HLd purchase
ticket for round lrIp benre starting,
Return certificates, ~ before, viii not
answer,
Such are the instructions nov in the
hands pf Or, W. A. West, secretary Of
tho State Medical association, who
completed the arrangement with the
railway companies,
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WALL PAPER

and window shades, Use inrg-
est, cheapest and most Detusi'
iul designs IN the city. We
have tIie exclusive safe Of tiie
philadelphia liustlo siIade,ihe
only rustic llint IL gilied amd
frosted : also ia plain oOi0rs,
cheaper and better Than nii
others. A inrge siOclI Of wall
paper OfsIie newest patterns
PIERCE a. LYLE,
5O7 Main street.
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W f. Lyle Il Co., real estate agents, No. 1903
hamnr street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property ON their
bulletin boards In and outside of
their office, under the respective heads OF
"lmproved city Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, ana a number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties of the
state besides number of farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 266dlm
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The Dollar Store has just re-
ceived u new assortment Of eul-
brOideries. ladies' straw hata.
all kinds Of trimmings. cOIOred
lawns, and all styles Of ladies
fans, to which ihey.inyite atten
ton.
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OH ZAP.

L am offering TO the city
trade my large and complete
stock of fancy and staple gro
ceries, provisions and produce,
at the very lowest prices, and
make u speciality of every
thing. Free delivery to ac-
cOmmodate customers. Please
give us n trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MENCZER.
Grocer, els Elm street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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To III. CITY Subscribe. Of The Dallas Hsrsld'
From and after This date February
q, Is7bl, the connection ~ hF' H. D.
Neville, as ageni for she city sabseSip'
tien list, ceases, aad mr. Jesse No. VIII
Hansen viii have charge ~ ihe same,
Hereafter payments 90 him only viii
be acknowledged by this oiiiee,
., W, bwiNDfLih,
February q, 1870, Publisher,
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VIII Take Place.

Captain j. E. Foster, manager of the
Texas Real Estate aud Gold Drawing,
informs us that the second drawing
will take place May l3th--state fair
week. The prospects for full draw
Ing are very flatterlng. No less than
two hundred applications were re-
ceived through the Houston postoillce,
on Monday for tickets and agencies.
Messrs. Pierce n Lyle are general
agents for Dallas city and county.
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DALLAS COUNTY,.

District Judge-l. BarkSdale, Dallas
Criminal Court Judge--Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney-Ed. G. Bower, Dallas.
District and eX.oilicio County Clerk.
Alexander Harwood.
Deputy ClerkS--R. d. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A. Harwood.
Sheriif-James Il. Barxley
Tax Clerk-Adolphe King.
Deputy Sherifis-J. NJ. Chapman. Thomas
). Floyd, Thomas z. scott, Beverly scott,
John Bowen.
urveyor--Roberr NJ. Cook
Treasurer Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector-Thomas John.
son.