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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-27
TnE DALLAS RL0OD STOCK AssOClA
TlON,
Grand state Tournament nnd Agricui.
iurnI Exposition, August IAN, 1870,

lho most brilliant display of Gallant
Knights ever seen IN the state, ana mounted
on tho most splendid collection Of Hooded
Horses over before exhibited In Texas, The
Prices 10 DO competed for are tho most yalu'
able over offered In this country On such oc'
caAiona. An unsurpassed exhibition OF thor.
ough.brod aud troitlng honus-doublo ana
single harness, ana saddle horses, 1no best
display Of horaomGnshlp by ladies and gon.
tlcncn. Premiums win bc given for the best
display of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton, aud
all other agricultural products. Also for tho
best span Of mules used exclusively for farm.
Ing purposes, There wlll be u magnificent
bnnd In attendance. rhc Dallas Blood stock
Association win spare no pains In admins
toring to the wants Of their guests on this
occasion, aud confidently expect that II VIII
be the largest gathering Of the people yet
witnessed In North Texas.
There will DO presented 10 the best drilled
company In Dallas, u magnificent silk ilng,
A. WADE, W. II. MILLER,
Secretary. President.
July23.dSwtoliuug
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I,.ueUis OF the Orange.

Esquire Myers, OF this county, re-
Gently shipped two car loads Of wheat,
through the drangeAgency In this city,
direct To 81, Louis, which classed No,
2, and sold at Sl,26Col.3l, realizing,
net, about one dollar per bushel. Col
oncl John NJ. Crockett has charge Of
the Agency, and viii chcerIully fur
nIsh farmers all desired information
upon the questions of prices, transpor'
tatiOn, etc.
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LOCAL BREyITIEs.

Register.
Council meets tonight.
Election next Monday.
But n few days more In which
to register
--Light.arrivals of grain, yesterday
owing to the heavy condition of the
roads.
The neglect to properly work the
streets Is plainly evidenced since the
rain by the pools Of stagnant water and
wretched street crossings.
The churches We're well attended
Sunday. Bishop Garrett preached one
of his most impressive and eloquent
sermons at the Episcopal church.
Main street was alive Saturday
night and early Sunday morning with
drunken men, fights and rowdyism
generally. No arrests, however, were
made.
Another article on the city ilnan.
ces appears in The Herald this
morning, The argument advanced is
worthy of the serious attention Of the
authorities.
County Court, Judge Nat. NJ. Bur
ford, presiding, convened yesterday.
Some little road business was transact
ed, after which court adjourned until
this morning.
After careful consideration, the re-
porter IL forced to confess that he be-
lieves striped hose do look better than
the plain white or unbleached. They
don't show the mud so plain.
--One of those "chaste and elegant
places Of amusement on Main street,
better known Us variety tbentre.
fiickered out last week, to the infinite
qualification Of the neighborhood.
The road leading to the ford across
the Trinity is In u terrible condition
The County Court should look into the
matter, Us hundreds Of our citizens are
daily compelled to travel 1t.
The number of poetical communi.
cations Is rapidly on the increase. All
the drawers and pigeon holes are full,
as we'll rs the waste baskets. Further
contributions In that line are hereby
declined for the next three months.
His Honor, Mayor Cabell, being
Colonel L. c. McLure dis
pensed Justice in his stead, and made
John Colston dance to the familiar old
tune Of three dollars and costs for get
ting too drunk to rise up after sitting
down.
james Roberts was arrested and
edged In Jail yesterday, charged with
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Nippel.

Woa, Pollard, u rather tough citizen,
was arrested yesterday, aud lodged IN
jail. lIc viii hc taken TO Clobnrnc,
from the jail Of which place he oscap'
cd about two years ago, Wcs, stands
charged In that nelghborhood with
having committed murdcrous assault,
nnd, II ho don't agaIn escape, viii have
M opportunity Of submitting the mat
ter 10 the arbitration of twelve of his
DISTINGUISHED lellow.clll1cna.
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A Card.
July 23-dQawE

j. Dennl desires TO inform his friends and
the public generally that he has reopened
his business house, on the square, north OF
the courthouse, where he viii keep con.
stantly ON baud n splendid stock OF stoves
and Tlnware. All work In his line viii be
doneby the best OF worlsmen. Satisfaction
guaranteed. July 20-dlm
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Mlaa Minnie Noble, daughter Of Col
oncl George Noble, superintendent OF
the Texaa aud Pacific railroad, aud
Miss Ida llanglIn, loft last evening for
their homes IN Marshall, In company
with Mrs, WIN, q, lialdrcdgo, whose
guests they have been during their
brief visit 10 Dallas,
Sheriff liarklcy loft on Saturday for
Austin, on official business,
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A.,emp, 10 nurn the cn,aboo.c.

The prisoners confined In the city
prison attempted to burd the building
Sunday evening, a large hole was
burned In the floor, when the flames
were extinguished. II issnpposcd the
heat aud smoke became too great for
the inmates, and thee themselves ex-
tiuguished the fire, as the ollcers knew
nothing about the matter until yester-
day morning.
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DALLAA, July O. lH1h.

To the citizens and public generally:
l feel tia sense OF duty OF mine TO make
known to the public, Tor their benefit, that
have been afflicted with rheumatism and
rheumatic govt for several years, and for the
last six months nave been confined to my
bed more than half the time by the above
diseases. was induced by friends to try Dr.
Coleman's Electro Vapor and Medicated
Baths, and though having no faith In them
they have effected permanent cure OF my
rheumatism and rheumatic govt. Yours re.
specifically, j. DUANE,
No. iO3 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
iulyl ldlm
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"DOn,f You Searn

If you don't see, it is mainly your
own fault, because by procuring pair
of the justly celebrated Diamond Spec
tacles you can SO improve failing eye
sight, as to render you evermore CRATE
full to the Spencer Optical Manufacture
ing Company of New York, who EN-.
ploy the highest scientific skill In their
production. For sale at J. NJ. Oram's,
Main street.
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Full Measure.

While DIR. Prices True Flavoring
Extracts are full measure, other ex-
tracts are short nearly one-half what
they are said to contain, arranged to
look large TO deceive the consumer.
The most Of the so-called two ounce
flavoring extracts hold but one and
one-quarter ounces, while DIR. Prices
are full measure just as represented,
strong and pure. One trial will prove
that the bottles hold one-half more
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Noiiee.

Meaaru. A. \. Jett aud H. g. Aeegar
ara duly authorized travelling agents OF
Tm DALLAa lIHnALp PRINTING Conf
FANNY, with full authority 10 solicit and
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
and job work, from lllla date untll
further notice. W, q, HOLLAND,
liuslncaa Manager
Dallas, July I, i1i'
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CITY BUSINESS.
Typographical uuion,

Tho members 0f Dallas Typographical
Union M, i7l are requested " meet NJ the
Cily Hall This evening ~ iva o'clock, tn the
purpose 0l lranwaotlng such bualneNa w may
come before the Union,
i, NJ, " ILLiAMsos, Recording Secretary,
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LOST Lost ON Friday morning last, be-
tween Sanger bros, store Lamar street, and
Cochrnno avenue, n blue satin fn with
white ivory case ana blue ribbon attached.
Tho flndor viii DO rewarded by leaving II ut
Judge Burford's olilce. Juy23-dlt.
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say residence, eeTaeF Paeine avenue
ana ffsssian streets, e'nbFHeinE halt q
hiseh ~ EFeuua, with - well Satisfied
sassalsFg nnd basement seehse"nefe's
buiiaiaE, ana all necessary o"''bniia
tass, eie, A. early applicant mAy 10
eaFe barEain,
JN0, W, swIEDHIiA,
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The stockholders and Directors of
the Dallas Homestead and Building as
ISOLATION are requested to meet at the
office of DIR. Hughes, over the City
Bank, this evening, at 4 o'clock.
Jy26dlt I. c. REED, Treasurer.
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NOTICE,

All delinquent Stock Ia ii'e
Dallas Heal I.siaie and iiniid'
ing Association, will be- sold "a
ihe highest bladder AZ pubiie
auction, on Wednesday, iiie III,
day Of August, 1870, Sale ~
ihe corner Of i3im aud Ansiin
streets, al ~ 0'ei0eh VI.
a.. u, HARRY,
Secretary and Treasurer d. H.
a.. ana ~, Association,
Iuiy ~ dlii
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select school for Males and Females.
'N''a"FV
ly23.d6wtoliaug

Tho fall session win open September ith'
Charges as heretofore. Parents who have
seen the evil results OF changing teachers
and books every year, VIII nnd II TO their
interest 10 patronlze this school.
II. W. ALDEHOFF, A. NJ.
July 23-dQaw)5w
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For Sale.

Some very nice black walnut furni-
ture. Also, cooking stove, Office
desk, and three show cases; all nearly
new, and very cheap. Apply &C. E.
Sanford, 7l2 Elm street.
jy27d3t.
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Gr0eeTs and dealen Ia rfoipeei llp tllN
street viii Furnish haggins and flpi " llrll
enuniy friends, ana shlr iilelr eraps pf u
planters wish " p0nsgn epllon ~ WllfAl W
iheir friends lu Galveston, lhfy viii MAKE
yprY liberal advances,
,.,y }. @GSlSREIa'
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r,.g DAiLy ,sgnALD

VIII be- iasna ou sale nv ii,e news
bsya .n all iFaina ~ the resas ana
ana raeiae railway, aaa n, size ne"H
stands Ia the city,
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Every day We have some new eyl'
denGe Of tho sincerity NJ tbs south ~
the desire expressed by General u w.
hugh Loo aud others NJ the bunker
llill celebration fOr restoration ~
complete fraternity between the once
estranged ReGlIOna Of the country, Ol
late Aonth Carolina has taken tho lead
Ia manifestations NJ zeal IN THIS llfeeT
lion, The proposition now lnAle Wy
the Washington Light Infantry, of
Charleston, that Centennial Legion,
composed NJ military organizations
from tho original Thirteen states pl
the Union, shall DO organized ~ y feat
IRE 0l the great celebration IN fhlla'
delphla next yehr, ism happy concep'
ll0n, aud We have no doubt that u
Will receive, IN II should, hearty TO-
sponses NJ approval aud cO'Op ration
from all NJ the "Old Thirteen" Tie
only trouble likely toarlae II from con.
tenlion ~ 10 what companies shall
compose lhe military division thus 10
he made conspicuous n New YORK
Trihun0,
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There viii b. q regular meelins ~ N'f
sloekhaldfn NJ no pallas Herald fnNllps
lpmpanY, ~ lie pnlee 81 lle southwestern
lao insnranes. pompanFi en NeanfsaAli
August - isla,
n M.l. nnLLAhnl hnrIelaIl,
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wake Up and See What IN
Going On.

Joseph Aenczer, grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats all in selling goods cheap.
he delivers them to customers free. Go
ana give him trial, at SIS E2m street
67d3m
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Mn, J0snrH HwkIH will have tho exclusive
shaws 0f tho city circulation ~ The pally
iiarald tom lhla data until further nollee'
lunO ~, INA,
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Notice.

Ny accounts recognized by Hamilton n Co.
unless made by the undersigned.
July 7-dtf r. HAMILTON.
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We have procured fresh vaccine virus, nnd
win vacclnutc those desiring II, nj our Office,
corner OF Main ana Lamar streets between
tho hours of 10 a, NJ. and r.. NJ
POPE ~ LOCKE.
iuly ~ a II
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The party returned 10 the city Men
day evening" pleased aud satisfied VI
tho suooeas Of tho lrip,
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Correctly done, aud positively by tho tone
romisoi NJ j, N. Grams, tJ7 Main street.
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MlsCELLAhEOus
FLOUR.

Try Kreig's nDceau PrauN and .iJrHsl M
thr iiign npHr TOO p1kels NiN ig',i'li N
nilotii ile NiireaH rradN brand fNlslnfl v
aiuaI M 40 Drsl UpnArl NpNN iHN Np
iDlud llT balfHl
oBERCHAIA CiilLnRtssi Agenhl
i1fnrr tlm and AlaiNrlhl N'ls'
Iulg 4 tIJui
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NOpIon


All paTilfs having gWHls alnitl w NNl
Wafeilnusn, upNn NlNrl slplast eilAlhfs ~
dur and nNlng, HTH lrffhl nmihal W fHl
aIid paF up storage rhaisla Hni lAkf llrll
pI0IfTiY HWaYi VI npi nnur 10 lfii NNts IlrlM
ihisdAlf, Public sair ihrltNl VII W iNHlr Va
rs 40 pnT Warfhpnsfi 100 ihsellE ~ p.llNsl "
uOiief tliai Wn will hnll 40 iif expiration ~
ten days nnn lNis date, ~ ray slpfNte nll
an goods Ia our Warehnuse Npgli .hhlfN
slarige u dne, POINTER, hilittpa&pp'
iulY i4-dlpi
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Two reliable agents 10 travel In the
Interest OF Tux llrnALD,
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For lion, on Ensy Tcr,ns,

Tho Cosmopolitan iloiol. Apply Ia
July ll'dut JACOB NUsNBAUMEh'
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than olhera purpoHing ~ be The salae
size, aud tho extracts are " the strong
esl and mnsl natural ilayoE
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get your commercial job printing done at
Herald. Bill Heads, Statements, Cards, etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
'I'reasurer's Report.

lleeapllulalion NJ tho funds received ana
dihhursed hy n, Y Cole, lIeasureroi Dallas
county, Texas lrOm lhp hstday ~ January I,
ma, ~ tho Nlh ~ June, isii, inpluhlyHi
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-08-03
Clean Stables.

A clean and wholesome stable Is u
great comfort to horse during the hot
weather. The sitting, poisonous at
mosphere in which some farm horses
pass the night, after hard days work
in the field is productive of unrest and
ill-health. Flies abound in such sta
bles, and those savage pests, which are
by many mistaken for horse flies, are
different and bloodthirsty species.
stomoxys calctrans so called from its
prosecutions, causing the horses to
kick necessarily These prevent both
the horse and lis humane owner from
resting with comfort. Frequent wash
ing of the floor with water. clean bed
ding of pine sawdust or dry earth, and
permitting the horses to void their
urine before they enter the stable, will
go far to keep the animals comfortable.
In some stables, when the horses come
In from work, and after watering, they
are led to the manure pile, where they
at once void their urine, and thus keep
he stable clean. They are led there
early In the morning, and soon be-
come habituated to the practice. If
this was generally done, the stable
would be less disagreeable than 1t now
II, and the farmhouse would not be
psrvaded with Its odor after every visit
to 1t.
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Why Some People are Poor.

Coffee, tea, pepper, and spices are
left to stand open and lose their
strength.
Potatoes In the cellar grow, and the
sprouts are not removed until the pota-
tees become worthless.
Brooms are never hung up and are
soon spoiled.
Nice handled knives are thrown into
hot water.
Rags, string and paper are thrown
into the fire.
Clothes are left on the line to whip
to pieces In the wind.
Tubs and barrels are left In the sun
to dry and fall apart.
Dried fruits are not taken care of In
season and become wormy.
Pork spells for want Of salt, and beef
because the brine wants scalding.
Bits of meat, vegetables, bread, and
cold puddings are thrown away, when
they might be warmed, steamed, and
saved ~ good as new.
The -four IL sifted In wasteful man
nsr, and the bread pan is left with
dough sticking to It,
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, qUith the
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CONDUCTED BY ALBERT CHAPMAN
Vermont Dairymen's Associa-
ton.

PRIZES FOR THE NEXT WINTER MEET
ING.
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GOOD FOOD! FOOD !

FOOD AT LAST 4 SUBSTITUTE FOR
DRUGS
The Blanchard Concentrated Blood and
Nerue Food, or Tonic Ertract
Of Wheat
The vital nutritive elements contained in one
bushel Of wheat concentrated into one quart
The safest tonic ever discovered, and at the
same time sure remedy in all forms Of chronic
disease.
A harmless substitute for alcohol, opium and
tobacco.
As substitute for alcohol, opium and tobacco,
while relinquishing the habit Of their use, It has
no rival.
Food TOR the Brain as yell as the Muscle !!
AS an article Of food to feed the brain and ner-
vous systems 1t is warranted to be cheaper at the
price at which 1t is sold than srlOlnlsteak at four
cents per pound, OF the best quality Of winter
wheat -four at 81 per barrel.
Also, the use Of this preparation in those Pc
RODS Of mental depression that follow excessive
intellectual labor, will entirely remove the temp.
tation to find In alcohol or opium temporary
relief.
As an article Of food, 1t has no equal as re-
medal agent in scrofulous consumption in all its
forms, dyspepsia, catarrh, rheumatism, neuralgia,
female weaknesses, In short every disease that Is
blood and nervous prostration.
For sickly, weakly children it has no equal as
q constitutional remedy.
hs pleasant flavor the child loves and Graves.
As preventive Of diphtheria and all forms Of
TYPHOID disease, by Its inyigorating tonic effect
upon the nervous systems, 1t can have no equal
100 agents wanted, to whom exclusive right of
sale In the territory occupied will be given.
- Beware Of counterfets
For further particulars inquire of
VIRGIL W. BLANCHARD, NJ. D.,
Sole manufacturer and proprietor, Middlebury,
Vt. is
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lun the GrNe New
ydl
al
Mreex btondHy M2
o Shine
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Would take this opportunity to thank his Gus
toners for their liberal patronage for the past
twenty years, and informs them that he has just
returned from market with
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w. w. COLES
Great New York & New Orleans Zoo.
logical and Equestrian Exposition.

Vastly superior in point of magniGcence Far
exeelllng in attraction all predecessors In Mag
nitude Originality, Merit. Strength, splendor
and Universal Popularity and Success, Without
Equal' Without comreer' Without Rival,
a multitude of curiosite- Legion Of Ami
lnal-. Numbers u Unparalleled Noveltie., Band.
OF Music, City Of New Striped Tents. Herd OF
Dromedaries, Dens OF serpents Cages Of Croco.
dies, Natures frouls and Works Of Ant Meehen.
zeal Musieal Instruments, Monster Breathing sen
Lions and Terrestrial Teuors an Army of Men
and Droves Of Horses In its Menagcrie are
dnus, llartebestes. Blaze Books, Glands, Giant
Ostrich Malayan Tapi.. Manatees (frst ones ever
eAhihited), kamgar'os, Large Performing Lions
Monster Royal Bengal Tigers, Leopards, Zebres
Poreupines, hex, Want Hog, Fourteen Dromeda
iies, Male and female Elephants, Emus, Nyl
Claus, Monster serpents Living Crocodies, etc,
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NOTICE.
IN The dwelling houses and lot belonging to
the estate Of the late Alanson Dustin are now Of
isrsd for sale or rent. For terms inquire Of
lbtf II. @. LAN0WoRTHY, Admr
, 1875-03-20
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must be taken IN no narrow sense
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ticulars In circular sent on application
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