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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-05-08
Card-ExplanatOry.
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS BLOOD STOCK Asso- /
CITATION, Dallas, May 8, 1874.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS BLOOD STOCK Asso-
CITATION, Dallas, May 8, 1874.
An evident Misrepresentation existing in
the minds of the patrons of the turf respect
ing the advertisement of this associa ton, in
which notice is given fthe sweepstakes race
to take place in city this on the first Satur-
day of the current month, and as IT. is the de-
sire of this association that a perfect under
standing Of its purposes and acts prevail, so
much ofthe phrase, "best two in three, trot-
ting horses" is further explained to mean
such as are tOithom a record. AS this associa-
ton does not assume.for Dallas county any
trained stock, the word "trained" in this con-
nection meaning only animals disciplined
for the course. Likewise, it is further in
tended that such portion of the same adver-
tsement which confines the entries from
this county, only, shall be extended in its in
depreciation to include the field being open
ed to the entire state.
69dtf-3iw2t SECRETARY.
Commercial please copy
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From Thursdays Daily Herald.

Ear corn sells In this market at
one dollar per bushel, oats seyehty-five
cents and bran thirteen dollars ton.
Tom Sisk, a noted frontier horse
thief, was arrested last evening by
Sheriff Barkley's deputies. There
are several charges pending against
Thomas.
The June races over the Blooded
Stock associations course promise to
be of unusual interest. Colonel Tom.
Whitaker will dispose of the pools for
the races.
Attention is called to the card OF
w. NJ. C. Hill, grocer and dealer in
wines, liquors, tobacco, cigars, etc., at
Ullmann's old stand, northeast corner
of the public square. Mr.. Hill is well
and favorably known as n longtime
clerk of the Messrs. Ullmann, and
enjoys an excellent acquaintance
throughout the county. His friends
are invited to give him call, and the
friends of our former postmaster, MIR.
William Jones, will also find him be-
hind the counter, ready to serve them.
We most cordially commend both gen,
tlemen to the favor of our friends.
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Trinity Paper MIL Company.

At called meeting Of the board Of
directors Of the Trinity Paper Mill
company of Dallas, the following gen.
tlemen were elected officers for the en-
suing year: President-E. c. Mcclure I;
Secretary-L. C. Reed; Treasurer
Marsalis Pointer.
The board Of directors are as follows;
E. C. Mcclure, Marsalis Pointer, Wade
Hill, F. 4. Guedry, l.. c. Reed, George
Shields and Seth Lathrop.
The statistics Of paper making and
the remarkable and undeniable ex-
hibit of profits made by these gentle
men, leave no doubt in our minds OF
the success of such an enterprise.
1t is proposed TO call In thirty-hve
Der cent OF the fifty thousand dollars
of stock necessary to be subscribed by
the terms Of the charter, in three
monthly installments, and 1t is provid-
ed that no more instruments shall be
called for before October next, and 1t
Is believed that 1t will not be necessa-
nv TO call any more In. III Dallas
wants manufacturing enterprises, her
Icitizens ought st once 10 subscribe TO
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, so amed fJr is medical viz
tues, has, by tho luburcl efforts Of lir. q. =
Coleman, been placed nj the command of nli
who may require It's curative properties. u
was left Tor n Texan, Gail EDruCnr lo COM
dense tWO gallons OF milk TO line compass 81
one pint, and yet retain all It's pure AND
nutrntlvo properties; So again has Texan
reduced two gallons of white Su.pu3r
Springs water to sixteen ounces without t"c
slightest loss of its medical virtues.
There are thousands Of persons suffering
from the following diseases: Dizziness, de-
preston of spirits, irritabiiity OF temper
Vertigo, headache, pnlpitatiOn of the heart
gastric arrangement, disorders Of the liver
and kidneys, bleeding from the reciuin,
niles dysIncnUrrhGa, umenUrhua, menOrr-
hngin, lucorrhea foul breath, apopleNy, cpl
lcpsy, paralysis, hysteria, melancholy ana
insanity, and many other Diseases traceabie
to habitually sluggish bowels, and yet re-
main ignorant of the cause, ana haVeSoughJ
i'm vain for relief. Not unirequcntly the
COM laints which originate in constipation
take an independent existence, and CONTINUE
though the cause may cease. From all these
considerations 1t follows that the disorder in
question, whether original or induced, re
uuireS close attention, and should be made
an object of treatment whenever it occurs.
One bottle of DR.. G. :. COleman,S Whlte
Sulphur Springs Water is warranted TO cure
any case of haDitual constipation, II taken
according to directions found upon the DOT
tie. Its action is cctO tHtO q iuciDlde.
To be had ut any of the drug stores OF me
city. Price one dollar. 23dly2bWly
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THE RAILWAY KING.
Colonel Scott and Party on . Tour or
Observation.

Colonel Thomas A. Scott, president
OF the Texas and Pacific railway, anu
q bakers dozen of other roads besides,
arrived In Dallas yesterday at ll:3O A.
NJ, by special train from Marshall.
He was accompanied by his private
secretary, Mr.. Mackay, Hon. William
Walter Phelps, late M. G. from New
Jersey, Major Ben: Perley Poore, of
Boston, the well known author and
newspaper correspondent, and party
of capitalists and prominent railway
men. John Durand, general superin-
tendent Houston and Texas Central
railway, II. NJ. Hoxie, general super
intendent of the International and
Great Northern railway, General John
G. Walker, general immigration agent,
and George Noble, superintendent of,
the Texas and Pacific railway.
Col. Scott travels in his private car,
aPennsylvania," which may well be
called palace on wheels, combining
the elegance of Pullman with all the
comforts of private residence. He
made but short stay in Dallas, leav-
ing for Eagle Ford at midday. He
looks somewhat bronzed from his
ocean trip to the land of the Montezu-
mas, but is in good health. After the
return of the train from Eagle Ford, he
was met at the depot by Col. JnO. Kerr,
president of the First National bank,
and some of the party taking carriages,
took n short drive through our city.
The entire party then left for Sher-
man, where they took the Transconti-
mental railway and ran out to Brooks
ton, the terminus. A special dispatch
on the first page announces they will
return to Dallas at an early hour this
morning. The publisher of The HER
AID and John Kerr, Esq, of the First
National bank, who Joined the party
here, will return with them.
The HERALD trusts the visit of Colo
mel Scott to Dallas foreshaGOws an
early completion of the gap between
BrookstOn and Texarkana and Dallas
and Fort Worth, and wishes him a
safe return to the keystone state.
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The Dallas Hooded stock Association.

The reporter learns that IA committee
will visit the business men and clti-
Gems Of Dallas, to-day, consisting Of
Messrs. J. Y. Field, j. A. Work, Il. q.
Miller Nichols and Johnson, In the ill.,
terest of the Blooded Stock association,
to secure subscriptions to make up
liberal purses for the coming
races. 1t is hardly necessary to point
out the advantages that will accrue to
our city by making our races u success.
The association proposes to hold FAIR
in the fall, say Immediately after the
st. Louis fair, and they desire to make
1t u successful fact, something that
Dallas city and county can be proud
of, and in order do so, 1t Is
necessary that the citizens, who will
be most directly benefited, shall come
forward and lend the enterprise some
assistance. Much of the success here
after will depend upon the initial races,
which commence the first of June, and
The HERALD trusts that the commit
tee will meet with substantial encour-
agement to-day.
Some twenty-five or thirty horses
from Natchez, Mobile, New Orleans
and Texas will be quartered here
during the summer. Most of them
will arrive in time to participate in the
June races, and the purses offered
should be sufficient to justify the own
ers i'm bringing them here.
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The Buckeye Mower and Reaper.

The Buckeye mower and reaper,
with the improved table rake, ranks as
one of the best machines for the pur-
poses offered to the farmer, and is a
general favorite with all who have
either used or seen them thoroughly
tested. The great feature of the Buck
eye is its delivering of the grain on
the ground in more compact and
convenient shape for binding than can
be done by the ordinary reel rake ma
chine. Mr.. w. H. Lennon is the
agent for the above machine in Dallas,
and has established sample yard at
the corner of Elm and Austin streets,
where parties interested would do well
to call and examine.
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From Sundays Daily Herald.l

Work OH the extension of the
Messrs. Sangers store has been COM
menced, and will be pushed forward
rapidly to completion.
Several saloons in the city were
closed yesterday, government license
having expired, and the proprietors
having failed to renew.
IA heavy immigration to Dallas
county the coming summer and fall,
from the northwestern states, is pre-
dicted by gentlemen well qualified to
iudpe
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Arrest of Dorm.
TDenison News, 0th.l

Dorm was arrested early this MORN
ing, at Sherman, by Sheriff Walden.
He was given away by some one,
and a party of twenty or thirty men
surrounded the house be was In and
captured him
Charles Sherman came in and sur
rendered himself up to Mcdowell this
morning, and placed under heavy
bonds.
When the sheriff demanded en-
trance to the house Dorm was In, Dorm
asked who was there, and after finding
it was the sheriff and posse, he sur
rendered without any resistance. Dorm
Is now safe In jail ct Sherman.
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WEEKLY HERALD
from Saturday. Daiiy iiomIdJ

from Saturdays buiiy iiofnlda
Dallal merchants arc bulldlng w.
an extensive wholesale trade.
From gentleman Just returned
from trip west, the reporter learns
that crops are most promising,
The house Of Clark, organs "
Blake yesterday sold goods to the
amount Of over four thousand dollars.
Papers from all parts OF the state
speak In the most complimentary
terms OF Major John Henry Brown,
aud advocate his fitness for the posi-
ton TO which he aspires.
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Discovered.

DR.. Price, after q long series of ex-
periments, discovered new process of
extracting the subtle flavor from every
delicious fruit and aromatic. In his
fiavoring extracts the characteristic
taste and freshness of the real
fruit is preserved and by his process so
highly concentrated that but a small
quantity is required to impart their
peculiar flavor to any article in which
they may be used. Ladies that wish
something superior in the way of
fiavoring extracts or baking powder
should purchase DIR. Prices, for we can
assure them that they have no equals.
DIR. Prices powder Is not sold in bulk,
loose powder sold as his is fraud upon
the public.
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The Diamond -

As the diamond is the royal member Of
the family Of glass, 50 the diamond Spec
tscles, " manufactured by the Spencer OPP
teal Manufacturing Company, have estsb-
lished themselves as the most valuable Of all
inventions to aid falling or impaired sight.
They are made from minute crystal Peb-
bles, fused together, which gives them
hardness and brillisney, which fully entl-
lies them 20 the name they bear. For sale
IN Dallas b. John N. Dram. qdeod2uS3E'
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Publications.

Peterson's Ladies' National Maya
zine for June, is on our table, and
rivals its predecessors in interesting
and entertaining matter. The frontis-
piece, "Our Pets First Ride" is fine
steel plate engraving, while the colored
fashion plates are marvels of artistic
skill. Those of THE HERALD's lady
readers who desire a first-class maya
zine, devoted entirely to matters of in
terest to themselves, should subscribe
for 1t. Address G. ]. Peterson, 3O6
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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MALTA. and wiehi.. s.,,ro.a.

Captain w. M. johnson, as agent Of
the state, made an investigation of the
road-bed of the above road, from this
city to the Denton county line, q dis
lance of sixteen and two-third miles.
His report to the governor states that
the grading and bridging is done In q
substantial! and workmanlike manner,
and according to the requirements Of
their charter and Of the state laws reg
ulating railroads.
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The grangers in the neighborhOod of
the thriving little town of Terrell held
a meeting in that place Tuesday to de-
eide upon some point where to erect a
permanent depot for the accommOda-
ton of the oranges of that section.
A resolution was passed favOring Ter
rell, and at that point will at once be
erected a capacious warehouse and de-
pot. The meeting adjour aed to an ex-
cellent dinner, prepared by Mr.. Glenn
ents, the popular host of the Metropol-
itan hotel. Harmony and good feeling
characterized the proceedings through
out.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

uNHE STATE OF TEXAs-To all persons
tate of Benpni CALDWELL a minor: N. ii.
Caldwell, guar dian, has filed, in the district
court oDallas county AN application for final
settlement OF said guardianship, toReiher
heard at the next term of said court, com
mencing on the first Monday In June. A. ID:
1875, at the court house thereof. in the city of
in said guardianship may appear and con-
test said application IL they see proper.
Witness, A. Harwood, clerk of the district
court of Dallas county.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court, at office, thi 18th day of May, A. ID.
1875. A. HARDWOOD,
s4w3t elk Dist. Court, Dallas CO., Texas.
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Dallaa Enierprise.

The reporter was yesterday shown a
buggy built by Mr.. R ID. Rogers, of
this city, for Mr.. James o. Crutchfeld.
1t Is a most excellent and substantial
piece of workmanship, and fully
demonstrates the fact that there Is 10
necessity for sending to distance for
such articles. In point Of beauty, ele-
gance and workmanship, 1t will COM
pare favorably with any buggy or We
vicle of any kind brought from the
east or west. 1t is made of the best
timber, elegantly painted and trimmed
and reflects credit upon Mr.. Rogers as
o master mechanic In his. business.
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thla sloot nj iltcy have certain pfoa
tipof M almost Immediate feuuncfl
lion, Willie w the same Zine they VII
help l0tdll ~ their Miy
indeed, lr llHs enterprise fails ~ o.
inblial Itself here, let ~ henf 10 more
NJ our desire ~ foster manufacture ~
our city. While u IL true TINT cnlgr'
prsrs have been Instituted Oh the
stock company plan that have been n
loss tO our citizens, the argument cum
not bc urged against n paper mill, for
such an Industry WIS never Known
when legltlmately managed, 10 fail to
make money.
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A DvERTIsING: Cheap: Good: Systcfn-
n dtic.-An persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers iof tne
Insertion of Advertisements, should send p
cents tn Geo. p. Rowell Co, ~ Park Row,
New York, for their PAMPHLkI-BOOk
f,iuefiy- seventh edHiOH), containing ISIS OF
ing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead
ing papers in many states at tremendous
reduction from publishers rates GIT TEE
BOOK. Ao~NH
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yI>HE STATE OF TEXAS-To all persons
Interested in the administration of the
estate of ]. h. Hubbard, deceased. A. W. Nor
ton administrator of said estate, has filed in
the district court of Dallas county, an appli-
cation for final settlement, together with
statement of the condition of said estate,
which will be heard at the next term of said
lime, A, d, 1875 at the court house thereof, in
the city of Dallas, at which time ELL persons
interested in said estate may appear and
contest said application II they see proper;
Witness, A. Harwood, clerk of the district
court of Dallas county.
Given under my hand, and the seal of said
court, at office, this I'D day OF April, A. d.
1876. A. HAhWOoD,
Clerk District Court, Dallas county, Texas.
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CHURCH MATTERS.
Organization Proceedings of the Con-
vocation OF the Missionary Dis
trIct of Northern Texas OF
the Protestant Epis-
cOpal Church.

Morning services were held at ten
o'clock yesterday. Morning prayer
and creed by Rev. r. S. Nash F.; first
lesson read by Rev. John Portmess
second lesson by Rev. Edwin Wick
ems.
Prayers beginning at the Creed
Rev. +. II. Starr.
Observation-Disclosures Garrett.
Epistle read by Rev. S. d. Daven-
port.
Gospel by the bishop.
Sermon by s. d. Davenport, from
Acts of the Apostles, chapter Xxx, ver-
SEES 20 and 81: Wherefore take you
to record this day, that / am pure from
the blood of all men. For | have not
Stunned to declare unto you all the
counsel of God"
Offertory-By the bishop.
The cOnvOcation was called to order
by the bishop at 1890 p. NJ, when the
following clerical members an wered
to their names, viz: Right Rev. Alex
ander G. Garrett, bishop of this mis-
sionary district; Rev. Messrs. =. ID.
Davenport, r. s. Nash, John Portmess,
and Francis II. Starr.
Absent-Rev. 4. S. Gillian.
The following were appointed COM
mittee on credentials: Revs. F. r. Starr
and G. p. Field, who reported favora-
bly, on the credentials of the following
members:
st. Matthews parish-W.L. Murphy,
w. s. Lee, John Kerr and Richard
Morgan.
Church of the Holy Cross-T. w.
Bassano, J. T. Berry, A. M. Written
and w. Stollery.
The following committee on perma-
nent organization was appointed: Rev.
s. ID. Davenport, Rev. +. X. Starr,
Richard Morgan, Il. w. Bassano and
c. p. Field.
Adjourned to 3 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Called to order at four o'clock.
On motion, Mr.. G. p. Field, of Sher-
map, was admitted to a seat as a dele
gate, his credentials having been mad
vertently left behind.
On motion, Mr.. Simkins, of Corsi-
cana, was admitted to seat as lay
delegate on the same grounds.
The committee on permanent organ
ization reported a constitution, rules OF
order and order Of business, which
were adopted.
On motion, Mr.. Richard Morgan was
elected secretary, and Z. T. Field,
treasurer, of the convocation.
On motion, the clergy from other
dioceses visiting here, were invited to
seats in the convocation, and Rev. Mr..
Starr appointed to inform visitors OF
this resolution.
The following committee on the
state of the church in the missionary
district was appointed, viz: Rev. ).
ID. Davenport, Rev. f. r. Starr, DIR.
w. s. Lee and &. p. Field.
On motion, adjourned to eight o'clock
p. m, for divine service and the bish-
ops address.
EVENING SESSION.
Divine services were held, after
which Bishop Garrett delivered his
primary address. 49,
The convocation assemblies this
morning at ten o'clock.
The services will commence to-day
with divine services, followed with a
sermon by Rev. +. r Starr. Subject
1.-THE best means Of Strengthening mu-
tual sympathy and love around a COM
mon altar"
Evening prayer-Divine services at
seven o'clock p. NJ, with sermon by
the Rev. r s. Nash. Subject-"The
duty and wisdom of the church toward
the non-Episcopal bodies"
After which, missionary addresses
will be delivered.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed and
delivered TO me by Louis Amen, on the TN
day Of July, 1874, which appears Of record In
book X, on pages "a and "a, 20 secure the
payment Of a certain note in said deed OF
trust described, and in compliance with the
request Of the owner Of said note, VIII sell
~ the highest bidder, for cash in hand, II
the court house door, in Dallas county Tex
as. on Saturday, the 18th day OF May, 100
the south half of lots Nos. I'VE and SIX, in
block No. tveuty ~. original map Of Dallas,
the premises being known Is the Washing
son house. such title wiz be made % the
purchaser as Il authorized hy my sald az
thority. ". II. THOMAS, Irus.ee;
Dallas. Texas, Msy g lgh ava
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Per square Of ten Mes,-Sl. 30 10,
first insertion, and one doltdr for each
subsequent Insertion. One month, 81;
tWo months, 81 three months, $40; STA
moths, SIG; t,Uelve months, $25.
Notice under head Of "CHy Business"
Fifteen cents Der line each insertion.
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Personal.

Mr.. James NJ. Walker, formerly of Cedar
Shoales, Chester county, South Carolina,
will please call at my office, over the City
bank, Elm street, Dallas.
3lw3t Il. q. MCLURE.
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Deal Gently with an Erring Brother

Deal Gently with an Erring Brother.
The Marshall local of the Jefferson
Leader waxeth indignant and raiseth
his wall thusly "Our city (Marshall)
is now getting TO be very corrupt
Every night, Dairu6ile dictt, either q
man fight (he fails to dilste on the
enormity Of dog fghts) or something
gaming hslls, eoiled doves. dens Of ini'
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

aTHE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
The Best Advertising Medium.
Daily. so = year. S,ui-EssElJ, 81 Est5. s.
Postage Free 20 the Subscriber. spe-
clrnen copies and advertising rates free
Weekly, in clubs Of 81 OF more, only VI, post
age paid. address TIE TRIBUNE y. 4,
ss5llylsNlY
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vU,HE STATE OF TEXAS-To all persons
interested in the guardianship OF the es-
tate of James II. and John II. Afford minors.
j. W. Loter, guardian, has filed in the dis
trict court OF Dallas county, an application
for final settlement of his said guardianship,
together with his final account, when VIII
he heard at the next term of said court, COM
mencing on the first Monday in June, A. ID:
1876, at the court house thereof in the city OF
Dallas, at which time all persons interested
in the welfare of said minors may appear
and contest said application If they see
Witness, A. HARDWOOD, clerk Of the district
court of Dallas county.
Given under my hand, and the seal of said
court at office, this 2Stn day of April, A. ID.
1876. a. HAhWUODi
Clerk District Court, Dallas county, Texas.
33w3w
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O. IA o30 per day. Agents wanted. All
% " Y4V classes OF working people Of both
sexes, young and old, make more money al
work for us, in their own localities during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
at any thing else. We offer employment
that will pay handsomely Tor every hours
work. Full particulars, terms, etc, sent
free Send us your address at once. Don't
DELAY Now r. the time. Don't look for
work OF business elsewhere until you have
learned what we offer. q. STINsoN a Co.,
Portland Maine 2sd6Wly