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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

girl threw herself sullenly on a chair,
aycrting her face. I'msoEry to have
to find fault with you, Sarah.
0 yer needn't be, for fmqgite used
to hearin' you scold.
l don't think l have ever seolded
YOU. try to watch myself against
that sin. Have l ever scolded you?
Vel, nam no. to say rayin' scold.
ing as some do, but yer tell me thing:
and makes me ashamed of meself.
l want to be kind to you, poor girl
for YOU are stranger in a strange
land. 1 was going to ask you to try
and be more pleasant to the children
It is now whole week since a smile
has been seen on your face. Now
must I lose my good girl orkeep her:
Sarah looked down, ana saia' !
think main, if 1 do me work well,
might look graye-like If it suits me.
Don't You see my little girl viii
catch your sullen ways. No, Sarah
you must be achecrful, pleasantgirl
if you are to stay; and now | want
you to decide it for me.
I'll stay, nam. And as the tear:
filed her eyes, she added: Yes arc
the best mistress in the wide world.
Years passed, and Sarah remained
a cheerful servant till 4 wise boy
took her for 4 wife, and many. tears
fell for the loss of the faithful servant
Who shall count the value of word:
fifty spoken?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19
.Ab0I: the House.

Has any good housckeeper ever
thought of the uselessness Of inger?
May not one dissent as certainly or
disapprove us decidedly without an
ger? Can not house, horse, or domcs-
tic be managed as well by quiet re-
solves? And yet how it moves about
like coin among the masses, and steals
in the family circle, from mamma
with that wrinkled brow TO the little
miss who gets to her seat 4: table
with a positive hirt ofdisgust. How
closely Mrs. 4, who belongs to
no church, watches Mrs. BIS
rising temper, and comforts herselfin
the thought that she is not inconsis-
tent. Alas for the home piety that
breaches daily by example. Once,
when very young girl, l was i'm
pressed by the manner and words of
good woman. She sat swaying
back and forth with a puzzled look
on her sweet face. She was think
ing how to get rid of a petty annoy
ancc. Arising, she rang the bell
4 servant entered in noisy way.
Sarah, You may sit down. The
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

Billy Forester, serving ten year
term in the Illinois State prison
for burglary, makes long and cir
cumstantial confession in regard to
the Nathan murder. he cannot
point the man who struck the blow,
but he can name the three profess
sional burglars who attempted, with
the cooperation and cognizance Of
certain high officials in New York,
to open the safe in the Nathan man
sion, and while making this attempt
aroused Nathan. Between them, in
in order to escape, they killed him
with the iron dog, which they were
using as a professional tool. He re-
fuses to reveal the names Of those par
ties, because he fears that this will
interfere with his plan Of bringing
them tojustice and of rcvenging him
self on them for their persistent per
secution ofhimself. Should he secure
a pardon, rs he hopes to do, he VIII
make thisan object Of his life. He af-
firms that the relatives OF the muir
dercd man had no knowledge what
ever of the way in which he came to
his death, and he denies the truth Of
the stories recently published in
New York and elsewhere concerning
the murder.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

Suppose we had a specie currency
to-dav-that is, 4 currency that pur-
ports to be rcdeemablc in specie
how would that benefit US in the least?
The people are suffering for want
Of money. How would they be the
gamers if the money We're to be con-
tractcd in volume? The gold money
is in the hands of the few. not of the
many.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

A woman named Adelaide Robin,
ffty'years of age, threw herself from
an attic window in Paris not long
ago, being q victim of unreQuited
love.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

The Washington 'SHaday GGre!tc
says that $4,000 which was be
qucathcd to the widow of Stoncwall
Jackson several years ago, in Mem
phis, Tenn, will now be received by
that lady rs the estate has been set
tied and is able to pay the legacy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19
PAINTING! PAINTING!!

DNNTlNG DONE N ALL IT'S vARI-
ed bsI.c'l Plain. Fancy and orna-
mental. Also Paper Hanging in all styles
such IS: Plain, Hall, Parior, and Fresco.
The above class oil work will be done with
neatncss and dispatch, on short notice
Particula; attention paid to Country Work.
Al orders left at the Drug Store OF Mr..
VanGildcr, Poin. Pleasant, West Virginia,
vii! be promptly attended 20.
NAV i3-ti. \. GREENWOOD.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

Who can sound the depths Of q We
mans love? \ Smoky City" police
man shot a drunken husband while
beating his wife, and now she is
prosecuting him who perhaps saved
her life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

Chicago Times: The death Of Andy
Johnson leaves us no cx-President
nor ex-Vice President among the liv'
ing.-Des Moines Register; Let's see;
Colfax died of an aggravated attack
ofCredit Mobilier but what was Ham,
Inns disease? Oh! yes; increased pos
tasc killed Hamlin, and the Register
is quite right-they are more dead
than Andrew Johnson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

The Iowa State Register announces
that .the good weather Of last week,
with its bright sun, drying winds, and
favorable harvest weather" has bcena
blessing worth 4 million of dollars 10
the State, and that its continuance
for Il few days more would more than
double its value. This news is in
striking contrast to most that is re-
ceived: and is thereby rendered 50
much more grateful aud pleasant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

\ Frenchman has discovered 4
method Of making paper incombust-
ible, and it will doubtless prove of
great value to 4 nation that has her
public records burned so often as the
one in which he belongs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

Newspapers wrapped around ice in
4 refrigerator, several thicknesses,
viii help to keep and preserve it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

Carlyle's recommendation was
Make yourself IN honest man, and
then YOU may be sure that there is
one rascal less in the world
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

William Sangborn, of Midway,
Me, is under arrest for having hav-
ing killed his wife, aged sixty-one.-
He sets up he @dyeamt he was fight
ing a bear"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

Two or three years ago twenty-five
hundre cars loaded with iron and
copper ore came into and went
through the city of Marquette, Wis.
cionsin. annually, on their way to
Cleveland and Buffalo. Now there
are not two hundred. The trade has
been ruined. Contraction has done
its fatal work. The people apprcci-
ate it In that region mark the votes
that will be cast at the next election.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have laid out 4 town in
/ DeKalb county, Indiana, which they
have named after the president OF
the road. They intend to build some
immense shops there.
4 dispatch from Tuscan, Arizona,
says the citizens ofthe Santa Rcta
mining district have organized
company of minute men to guard
against raids from Sonorlans.
Negroes continue to go to sleep on
the Texas railroads. Three Of them
were run over near Overton few
nights since, while slumbering on
| the railroad track.
John Quinlan q wagon-maker Of
Kentucky, recently received intelli-
gence that an estate of $4,000 was
left to him by the death of Z bachelor
brother in Ireland.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

Happy is the man who has found
out hissins before his sins have found
out him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

To care 4 smoky chimney, it is
suggested to suspend an inflated
bladder within it, about eighteen in
chcs or two feet above the level of the
mantel-piece..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

In some recent correspondence,
which we produce in another column,
DR.. Rcdfield undertakes toilluminatc
the matter of the Virginia debt. His
structures on the course Virginia has
taken with regard to her admitted
share of indebtncss, contracted under
stheoldStatcrule, are severe, andpcr-
haps merited, but the uncomp!imen,
tary allusion to West Virginia, and
her position on the question ofliabil-
ity, are altogether unwarranted.-
The people efthis State while enter
tanning their own views as to the
proportion of the debt they shouldbe
called upon to pay, are willing to
submit. to the decision of any proper
tribunal thereon, q decision which
Virginia has manifested no desire to
have rendered. Wheeling Standard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

Every time William Allen sounds
his glorious old fog-horn whole lot
Of bewildered Republicans come rush
ing, with JOYOUS whoop, into the
Democratic camp. Having made 4
careful estimate in the premises, We
have no hesitation in stating that
every blast upon that horn is worth
from five to eight hundred men
Just think fthatl-P0rtsmoeth Times.
How TO CURE THE PAssIoS For Ii
oroR.-There is a prescription IN use
in England for the cure of drunken
ness. by which thousands, are said to
have been assisted in recovering
themselves. It is as follows: Sui
plate of iron, FIVE grains; peppermint
water, eleven drachms; spirit OF nut
meg, one drachm; twice day. This
preparation acts as stimulant and
tonic, and partially supplies the place
of the accustomed liquor, and pre-.
vents that absolute physical and
moral prostration that follows a sud
den breaking from the use of stimu-
lating drinks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

One of the japanese command
ments runs as follows: That which
is evil, be it but small, do not; that
which is good, be it but small, fail
not to do"
Being threadbarc is terrible bear
10 s.nroIul man. 90. 49,. -.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

Men who never do wrong seldom
do aGything.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

The great feature at seaside resorts
The big bill-owcs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-19

FIVE SPECIMEN COPIES DIFFERENT
DATES TO ONE ADDRESS FOR 25 CTS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-26
The Lamar Rifles.

The supper for the benefit of the
Lamar Rifles, which has been deferred
until Monday evening, July 9th, bids
fair to be magnificent success. The
ladies have taken the matter In hand,
aud we all know they have long since
stricken the word fail from their lexi-
con. Our citizens are responding lib.
orally to the call, and the Rifles will
endeavOr to prove themselves worthy
OF the support they have received.
They will have a parade Monday after
noon, with three platoons OF eight men
each, In full uniform, will march up
and down Main and Elm streets, aud
be reviewed by the Mayor and Com
mon Council. Lange's band have
Kindly volunteered their services for
the occasion, aud will furnish music
for the Rifles to march by. In the
evening, after the parade, the ladies
will give an elegant supper at Blades,
hall, and the Rifles will give an exhi-
billion drill by two picked platoons
The drill will consist Of the ordinary
manual, by word Of command; the
mysterious drill by gesture. and the
lightning drill, without command Of
any kind. There will also be short
speech from one Of the officers Of the
company, aud the ladies' will do their
utmost to make the occasion an agree.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-26
The commodities.

The Cosmopolites, that old and pop
ular club, us will he seen by a notice
elsewhere, will meet at Odd Fellows
hall, Tuesday next, Goth instant, for
reorganization for the fall campaign.
They have secured the services OF
those two well known light weights,
the Harris trereS Charlie and Joe, for
the ends, and want a good tenor to
help them. AS soon rs they have
thoroughly rehearsed their future pro-
gramme they will favor our citizens
with rich treat In the shape of n con-
cert, and will also give the Lamar
Rifles benefit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-26
District civil Court.

The following cases were disposed of
in Judge Barksdale's court yesterday /:
Iced n Co. Vi McNab; verdict for
plaintiff.
Hughes vs. Lay; verdict for plaintiff;
Armstrong ct al W. McNab; verdict
for plaintiff.
Graft vs Cullen; verdict for plaintiff;
Reynolds vs. Huyck n Co.; dismissed
by plaintiff.
Williams Brothers vs. G. ii. Beau
champ verdict for plaintiff
Willis vs. Scruggs; dismissed for
want Of prosecution.
Il. T.. Cowan x Co. VS. A. Anderson !;
dismissed.
Stemmons Va Hanks & Witt; judy
ment MI dict.
Cameron 4 Mayfleld va a. Ander-
son dismissed.
Pendleton vs. Keen dismissed.
Boone vs. Cummins verdict for
plaintiff.
Quillan Brothers et.al VS. ]. L. Able
ct al default
Browder aid wife VS. Burbank de-
fault.
Craft va Cullen; verdict for plaintiff;
Sedwick & Elliott vs. Elder verdict
for plaintiff.
Fritts VS. Fritts; plea for divorce.
granted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-26

THE HERALD is In receipt of the
advance number of The Southron Boy,
u weekly paper, for boys and girls, to
be Issued in this city. by George N.
Beach. Its contents will consist OF
original and selected poetry, serials,
sketches, editorials, general news for
boys and girls, puzzles, word hunts,
wltticisms and criticisms, and a de-
partment especially for girls, and con-
Quoted by girl. Prizes will be given
every week for correct answers to the
various puzzles, eto. The price of sub
scription Is only one dollar u year,
with postage prepaid. Address George
N. Beach, Dallas, Texas.
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rrallnenesa Of Ie.ns.

There was exhibited Ia lHE ileh'
AID office yesterday, another evidence
Of the prollhenesa of Texas Ia tho
shape nj a ripe aud fully developed
peach, 6ne Of two grown on a lree ~
tho residence of Judge II, liarl'sdale,
In the eastern portion Of tho city, on .
Tree Of only one years growth The
tree was sol out this past spring, and Is
but a little over ayear ODD, When u Is
taken inlO consideration that peach
trees rarely bloom until the second
yeaG the fact that a tree only one year
old bears full grown fruit, In but an ad'
dlilOnnl evidence that the soil Of Texas
furnishes Que Of the finest fields Ia the
tho union for the growth Of fruit,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-26
PREpERRED SPECIALS.

90 10 Tho Model market 400 Mail street,
for your iroah meats
Tun latest und most beautiful deAlgnh IN
Jowolry jusi:roceiyed VI Hermann LanRoh'
Tnn place W got good steaks, roaAiA, otc',
NJ iho lowest prIcoa, IL tho Model market
no Main street,
I'm. a. n. coLnMAss Eloctro'Vepor baths
nre located on Lave oak street, NJ tho oroAh'
inn of tho Pacific railroad. ll2dlw
TINS establishment OF branch OF tho Mod
III stall NJ aOj Mnln street isn great accom-
modailon % the cltizona living In the wAni
end Of tho city, mud should DO literally pat
fonlxod,
40 no Htanfor,la, iU7 elm street, for tho
famous diamond shirt Tho beat made ANA
bosi hitting shirt In uhe, atprlcohlo suit every
ono.
poIARn A. CoMEaFoRD, 800 Main street, OPP
poalte the Cosmopolitan hoiel. have cSlab'
llahed brnncll Of ,hoir famous Mcdcl stall
aud viii keep the finest aud ircnhen' of all
kinds OF meats constantly ON hand Ray
them visit,
ARm advertisement OF Fosters second Texas
drawing postponed fora few days
hiLvnnwARr suitable for birthday aud
bridal presents, also Romo clocks NJ lior-
mann Lnnges, bOi south slde OF Main street
ouR citizens who want Clothing made NJ
10 order, Underwear, ready mndo or made u
order, and IN incl, anything In tho 'lino OF
uentlsmens Furnishing Goods, should call
on lIollenbeclt 4 McCnllom, iO7 Main street,
whore they win nnd everything In the absve
line of goods, OF tho best quality ana made
up In tho best manner. Remember the
Main street. llldtG
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-26

John Ryan, charged with theft Of
n hog, dismissed
w. Mcpherson, drunk and down
plea of guilty and fined ~ and costs,
Ben Brown, colored, whipping hi
wife; plea moi. guilty; dismissed
Al. Griffith, charged with lighting
plea of guilty and fined ~ and costs.
III. NJ. Lewis, fighting; plea OF gull
ty and fined $S and costs.
al. Griffith was fined So for con.
tempt of court by swearing while on
the witness stand.
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su,arl

Same iaekasa, certainly npl = rlihlpli
prnpnunds the following ehplfhl w
luify Ia 'l'llH iiEhAln of lllls hplA'
ingi
NDoes The City Council pay lor, lhe
Published ordinance by one hummer ~
l'nmsn contained in them ~ lY .lhf
spaGe Oenupiedg ~ tho lalleri y y u
gross sWiHlln upOn ihn people lot ls
lloar frnm y0n, gentlemen ~ llih ppull-
oil, Information furnished HrAlulf
Ously.n
Why, NY dear fellow, they pay ~
much fof ffQ mfgl lnsi tAAellY AA lnE
HERALD bid was pat Ia 0lily we our
meroial rot Il aud 'lnE ilENAlil lllnh
Can you toll ~ where The DISTINCTION
lies =
Certainly tiny dear lellow' TnH
HERALD put Ia bid foI the printing
year ago, At living rates, hut the OF
ternOon paper, with eolnmehhAhle
Observation-Disclosures, accepted the WORK
for about ono fourth TnH ilElsALph
bid. That amount was hardly hullle'
lent 10 pay tho price of composition,
aud u scheme must, Of course, be M
upon 10 make enda moel-a not am
cult task with the modea publlhher Of
that still more modest sheet, the
contract waa not for iea ihea, but Tor
ten Haes " qldoe, aud therein lies tho
deailnelon. The relative difference
beiween nlireylern and "NonppneP'
type, aud oaolidi aud "leaded' type,
h underlOod by few persons outside
Of the craft, aud II 10 upon lhla ihcl
that the journalistic shark operates
Ia order 10 make clear the technical
terms employed aud illustrate tho dis
honest trick, Ia all Innocence prac-
tlcod by that marvel Of strict business
honesty, the afternoon paper, we take
the "0rdInance 10 establish and pro-
vide regulations for markets" now
running In In columns, "aolld'" II
contains one hundred aud nlnoty'iouI
"Broylcr llnea,n or not quite thirty
nine andone.halfsquarea, but measured
IN "Nonparlcln II aggregates lllly'
two aud ono-half squares cxaclly-0
clear steal Of thirteen squares or u
charge OF one-lhlrd more thm,tho after
noon paper contracted 10 do the work
for. lIut, by no means satisfied with
"A clear steal OF lhlrty-ihrco aud one
third per cent, more II must have, aud
moro II gets by "lcadlns' the first In
sortIon. "Loadsn arc small sheets %
metal inserted between the lines o.
type to longthon reading matter ~ dis
play advertisements. Three OF theN,
"leads' ARE exactly equal to ono line
of "nonparcll.n Divide three hundro,
aud ninety-iour, the number of "hrc
viern lines, by three aud you have
fraction over one hundred aud thirty
one or thirteen squares more. In othe
words, the city IL made to pay III,
price agreed upon, with IN advance o
Just slxty-slx aud two-third cents OF
each dollar. Dost see the distinction
Horace? The attention Of tho CT,
Council Is respectfully called to TIL
matter This robbery has been golnl
on for II year, and 1t had better be stop
ped. Further information furnished
, on application.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-26

AZ tho regular aeml'annual election
Of officers by Occur do Lion Lodge NO.
\, Knights of lythlaa, Thursday night,
tho following gentlemen were elected !
H. =. Aunapaugh, q, Oh Richard Nor
gan, V, o. II, A. Mccullom, Pro-
late, Tho lodge IL In u llourlAhlng
condition, numbering nearly ninety
members, aud has made good choice
of presiding officers In the persons OF
H. =. Aunspaugh, M Chancellor Com
mandor, aud Richard Morgan, IN Vice
Chancellor The installation Of the
newly elected officers Will take place
noxt Thursday night
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-26
slrlsnr Pnrs.

Itls q fact that while Dr Prices
Cream liaking Powder aud True lflaY'
orlng EXTRACTS, Lemon, Vanilla, co.
have been made Tor many years with
out reducing thelr standard u perfect
purity, not another baking Powder o.
lflayofing Extract IN Tho market ID
free from adulleTaiIon, There are no
ooloring, poisonous oils or acids IN Dr.
rriee's Flayors, nor chalk, alum, on
other Injurious Substances la his Cream
Baking Powder We know the manu'
faolurers take pride IN having Their az
tleles hlFloily pure,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-26
TIN MAILs,
Arrival sad departure Of Malh 81 Dallas fe'''
nilifp,
....s...... Nail

Arrival sad Dfpariafe Of Nalh 81 Dallas Fp'f
nilfp,
Northern haili
VIA 81, x, and z. u, g. 0nWpuslns W. XXX
anal eastern static AFN fN'N WY
hl. inuls nails, arrives dailt w N'-' y Wl w
Ilria daily ~ si1 Am'
Southern mail,
New Orleans and southern lnNlhlh wv
vestnu. Houston, Anfiini waco Nlil NN.V
Inlnis iii spuihrlu irgns, Anlfi4NHl'l awe"
i ~, dppalls dAily 20 ~ . nl'
Eastern mail,
Via 4. and T., HR., comprising snulhtlR ~
middle hiHlrH, lpulaNlllf l.nNilANWiHNl N''i
plis llllu ilnnki anu h4itlr W'. y ', NV, ,i.
Purls iRlly ~ NV y ~
western Nail,
From FGu W0rlh, lirluyuel llhnhNl{,
Wrnlhnrpdi Decatur lNln Ilnul wv. ,,,,
and western pnsls, arrives dRlli ~ ap y m'
departs dAily Nlh4p o ~
Cedar IIiII Mail,
Cedar liill, Mansfield, Alyando anu lrai,
TlmheTs, arrives ~ d \ W WEI iirsllNt wv,
Saturday departs Monday ana lhp'"'"' w
lam .. ,,u
geyenn, IIaughts store aud Union lilll
1rrly,s Tuesday, Thursday ANA saturday
~ Y nj departs 1T y ~ alternate hAyh'
Denton MAIL
benton, Bolivar, llll4abelhlQWni hoylt
Mills, I.OnisVlle and Trinity Mllla hilNr'
al q p ~ Monday, "Wednesday nnd saturday
doplrlA NJ "a "a alternate days
He'd OaL ana Iisb0n,
Arrives 400 ~ Mondays Wednesday
aud fTldayA, Departs 200 ~ alternate
days,
Ilad Oak aud Lisbon arrives az I pm Mon
DAY, Wednesday and Friday departs Allblh
ale days ~ in'
Mails for IObnHslOra, Grapevine nnd Duol
crock arc taken out by hand, ~ Irregular IA
lurNhlh,
Oniee Hours,
Delivery window, "a IA TOD ~ M,
MOnOg order window, B an 10 " ~ ans
nom y ~ a. pm,
stamps sold from n N % pm,
lelluia registered only during money ofde
hours,
Al persons having complaints against tn
office, on any account VIII pluuHe pfusrll
tho same, Ia writing or IN person, W the post
master
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-26
FAIR WARNING!

That every one may know that 1t Is dan
gerous to pursue any occupation taxed by
law without first obtaining license there
for, publish below nn extract from an act
passed by the lato session of the Fourteenth
Legislature and this is to give timely notice
that after the expiration of this quarter (thc
30th inst,), all such taxes must be paid Mt the
SHERIFFs OFFICE Any one failing in
this, necessitatlng u deputy being sent for
Its collection, viii incure the. costs OF this
extra trouble.
Parties owing the deficiency SCHOOL TAN
will see, too, from another act passed ut the
same time that am imperatively bound to
force the collection OF this tax, or, failing to
do so, risk the penalty of removal from of
flee. JAS. T.. BARKLEY,
Sheriff of Dallas county.
Dallas, June %, 1876.