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Our stoves and Pircpinces.

The following from our contemporary
IL 50 TO the point we copy 1t; "Cer.
lNlnly, after the Numerous fires with
which our city has been visited, most
OF which occurred from criminal care
lessness with regard tostove pipes, ilues,
defective llre places, and last, but not
lcast, incendiaries In theshape Of gaso-
line, purillnc, excelsior and other
lighter products of petroleum. our pe0-
pie and the civil authorities should see
that our very Wholesome ordinances,
with regard 10 all these things are
rigidly enforced, In every part of the
city stove pipes may he seen carclessly
punched through shingle roofs, without
the sign of brick, iluc or other protec-
ton rs required by the ordinances.
Stoves may he seen formed in perilous
proximity t0wood, with nothing under
them, and by the lazy carelessnrss of
such people, the valuable property Of
their ncighbors Is placed Ia constant
peril.
The writer would call special utten-
ton to the frame buildings and sham
ties around the square, on the north
side of elm street, near Poydras street,
Oh the south side of II m street, east OF
the city drug store, aud the neighbour
hood Of the Planters house and st.
Charles hotel, all Of which show the
utter disregard Of the occupants to the
dangers Of fire, and the neglect of
duty on the part of the proper officers
to have our fire ordinances enforced, and
it is to be hoped that without waiting
for another fire, our city authorities
may had the wise pr0verb, "that an
ounce OF preventive is worth pound
of cure" and have the fire ordinance
thoroughly and duly executed. If 1t
is not already so, the council should,
without a moments delay, make it the
imperative duty of some officer to care
fully inspect every building in town,
aud, without distinction, urralgn every
vi0lator of the ordinance. The twelve
or eighteen months during which this
law has been treated Us u dead letter,
clearly shows that II milk and water
course won't do In u matter of such
vital Importance. Only within the last
three or four days we have, 10y the mer-
est accident, escaped disastrous fires,
which but tor the time ct their occur
renee would have swept otfmany thou
sand of dollars of our wealth, and allof
them attributable 10 the careless and
unlawful arrangement of stove pipes
aud flues. Where the ordinance re-
quires II building To haye urick tlue, it
does not mean that man shall build
fire trap in his roof.
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A Word OF Advice to travellers.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
has become so well known To the people of
Texas, rs one of the finest and most com.
Portable road. on the continent TO travel on,
that II seems almost unnecessary that we
should say ought in its praise. Yet we can
not ever get back nom a trip over this limo
without saying something in praise of the
management. who always seem to he striv-
ing to make their patrons comfortable while
travelling over their road. The track is al
ways IN the best possible condition, and
trains are Of all times run at uniform speed.
Pullman's Finest Drawing Room Sleeping
carsaccompany all through passenger trains,
and If you are going north or east, by MAX
ing your wantsknown, you can go either via
Hannibal or st. Louis. And for Kansas
City, Denver, California or any of the NORTH
western states or territories, IL Is much the
best route we have from Texas. Their dim
ing stations and hours for meals are all that
a traveller could wish for, and in fact there
seems to he nothing left undone 10 render
trip over this line pleasant. 2s5dtf
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She Mayors Cauri,

Yesterday moruing Columbus VIII
kerson Was lined three dollars f0r
euniug . little "bpHdiln on the street,
Ia splo nj rhil, nlpridan he had "a
pRy his three dollars aud costs,
Maaemoisplle llii1aLelll Smith inn
bihed too spontaneously and nol hpY'
Ing Tho necessary peculiarly em0lu-
mrnt 10 llquldste the outstanding lIa-
Utility called fine and olsls, will reside
in lhe hotel palatopse until lhe imam
clal question is settled,
James Evansville and ME d. W.
Slime drunk, Result, Ihree dollars
eAeh aud costs,
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Anything la the hook and sta.
tiOnery line yOu cnn ilnd AZ
PIERCE a. LYAES.
DO7 Main street.

" y, LYrE 4 Co., real estate agents. No, 100
Lamar street, hes leave 10 call the attention
OF persons Wishing TO purchase roal estate %
the extensive lists 0f property on their
bulletin boards In aud outside Of
their office, under the respective heads OF
" Improved city Property" "Nncanl Clly
Lots" "Fnrms" and "unlmprovcd and
Wlld Lands, embracing business houSesOn
vacant lots In tho commerclul center Of The
city, Also, building lots, ANA number Of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter Of the city. Also, lurge tracts Of Wild
lands Ia Dallas aud other counties 0l the
state, besides number Of farms of various
Sizes, including several large aud highly lm-
proved PLANTATIONS within ave miles Of the
city Of Dallas, 2Gldlm
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AIIenII0m.

The GermanIa, after having maln'
Ialned u national silence fra proper
period, now ask that her voice be heard
for the irst lIme In Dallas by ann1unc'
lug that soup, yea, soup, h the best
agent 10 hold soul aud body together,
aud lhat on this evening, NJ seven
o'clock p, No the best Of soup, the
celebrated MeIzel soup, together with
an lnlinltc variety Of truly delicious
sousages, viii be served up In the most
approved style NJ the Gernanla hnll.
Soup, the celebrated Metzel soup,
free Of charge, and sausages NJ moder-
ate prices, III 10 satisfy even the ex-
peclant Alfonso, 0fSpaln, Should you
fear that thirst should he your COM
panlon, be- assured that Milwaukee
beer aud Rhine wine, aud, iryou wish
II, some old Bourbon shall not be call
Cd for once, until two attentive walt
crs shall DO ready 10 serve you.
Very respectfully your humble
SERVANT.
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"rhe Holy Places"

The Rev. +. Ii. Kerfoot will deliver,
at the Baptist church, this evening, his
second lecture on "The Holy Places
about Jerusalem" In reference to
this lecture we clip the following from
the Charlestown, Virginia, Free Press:
1.-THE second lecture OF Rev. Il. III. Ker
foot, OH the sacred places of Jerusalem,
was delivered at the Baptist churc on
Tuesday evening. Ii was devoted to o
description of the three sacred mounts,
Zion, Moriah and Mount of Olives, and
contrast of ancient and modern Jeru-
salem. The lecture WIS exceedingly
clear and instructive, combining with
the description of places just enough OF
historical information aud personal in
cident to keep the interest Of the audi
ence thoroughly aroused to the last
moment Mr.. Kerfoot has travelled
in the Holy Land, aud gives us in this
lecture the result Of his observations
and researches. He llas fitted himself,
by education and opportunity, to give
a most interesting and graphic de-
scription of the sacred spots he has Wis.
tied.
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Colouel ueo, Noble, general superln'
tondent, aud W, II, NeWmin, ESQ, Of
the Texas and Pacific railway, H. ~
Bond, Of Philadelphia, A, Cueadet, j,
q, Meyer, NJ, y, Wasson aud u, A.,
Wasson, ofst, Louis, Frand Lard aud
Geo, Darling, Of Rochester New York 4,
arrived Sunday evening on speoa /
train, This railway party SEQ Texas
during norlher, but II does not
dampen their onward to tho Pacific
aprII.
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All shares 81 tiorit ia t.ie Dais
las Heal Estate aEd stHilding
Association liiai aVD deiin'
qWeni ou the sOlls uag Of Jan.
nary, 1879, VIII be- sald ~ ihe
highest bidder, ~ public sale,
on that dale 40 sen o'clock A,
VI. ~ the c0rner ~ Eliza aHd
Austin streets,
Iiy order ~ Ihe president,
n. n. HAfsHsR, Secretary.
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Gen nEApY FOi WINTEn.

The Patent AIunimOus ana
Ornamental lsniidiag Paper
viii make yOnr hOnaeA wRrim
alta very small case. For sale
Dy REED Il LAfIIIsOP, Agents,
sos Mnin street, Dallas, Texas.
scni lOr circulars. AiAO agents
for Patent A'aper AiArFclY,
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Club Prices for the Hest Home ,p,,
EOreign Lilo rnfure

Possessed of the Living Age and one mr.
either of our vivacious American month.
lies u subscriber will md himself i'm com
mand OF the whole situation. "-fPhijadei-
phia Bulletin.
For $40 30 covering prepayment of nos,o,,
on OOth perlodica :, instead of for 5000 win
postage not prepaid. rs heretoforel The liz.
Ing Age and either one of the American fnur.
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FoR sale, fora few days only, two large now
buildings, one cotton gin aud the other "
corn ana wheat mill, IN complete running
o,dcr, with smut min, corr shelter II good
cotton press, II siSly'nyc saw Pratt gin stand,
with an excellent engine Of thirty horse
power, an abundance OF spring water on the
premises, and thrce-Qunier OF nm acre OF
land, situated ON the southeast corner OF
PoydraS and Wood street, known as "Hor-
toms Mill" Apply to W. r. Lyle Il Co, real
estate agents, No, 100 Lamar street, 26Gdlm
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Ohenp land,

TmRTY'ElGnTh hundred Neres Oi land three
miles west 0f Dallas elpyeu thousand geroa
Of choice lands Ia Gillespie, aud u splendid
sheep "raneh Of lwruty'lhr,e hundred
acres on tho Guadalupe river IN Kendall
county, lor sale by W, T., LylpS co real es'
tate agents, No, no Lamar street, glGdlm
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice.

NOttce.
The regular annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the First National bank, of Dali
las, for the election of directors for the ensu.
ing year, viii be held ut their banking house
on Monday, February ii, 1875.
WI. CLARK, Cashier.
Dallas, Texas, January 10, 1875. 2SSiSOd
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails at Dallas Post
OlllCe.

Arrival and Departure of Mails at Dallas Post.
Office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and T. K. H., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, New York and
~. Louis mails, arrives daily AT 7:l0 p IN; de-
parts daily at $40 am.
southern Mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
weston, houston, AUSTIN, waco, and all other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily at 7:l0
p IN; departs daily Mt $40 p IN.
Eastern Mail,
Via I. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville ChuttanOoga, Mem
phis, Little Rock, ana Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily ut IL n m: de-
parts daily ut p III.
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
Weathertord, Decatnr. Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
and western posts, arrives daily ut 800 m;
departs daily ut ii am.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Iimbers. arrives at p III Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
7 am.
Scycne Mail.
scyene,. Haught's store ami Union Hin
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at IL M; departs ut p M alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. E.lizabethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville aud Triuity Mills, arrives
at o p IN Monday, Wednesday and saturday;
departs at am alternate days.
Lisbon Hail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at p IN Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate daysat I IN.
Mails for Bobo'sstore, Grapevine and Duck
CREEK are taken out by hand, nj irregular in
tervals.
Oniee Hours.
Delivery window, 81 M to5pm.
Money order window, 8 Il N to II IN, and
rom y In TO 4 pm.
Stamps sold from n m to ) u M
Letters registered only during money order
hours.
All persons having complaints against the
office, on any account. VIII please present
he same, in writing or In person. to the post
master.
Nm. JONES. Postmaster.
samuel 8. Jones, assistant postmaster; owen
Gerry, money order clerk: u. a. Brown and
W. 7. Chunn. delivery clerks; W. ii. Went
worth and VIM. Parsons, mailing clerks.
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NJ. IL. FRANKLIN a. co,

50i Main street. are ROW selling
goods al very reduced prices.
Call and examine their large
ana elegant stock, and make
yourselse s and them happy by
buying their cheap ANA elegant
books. etc.
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BREYITIEs,

TIE roads aud streets about town pFe
once more IN u pasaIble condition,
No engagements, weddings, elope'
ments, parties, balls, dinners or thea
ter,
Farmers represent the wheat unln'
JuIed by the present unusually severe
weather.
Cotton continues 10 COME In spAd
mode quantities, Hides seem 10 be
moving lively,
II the wood men don't get rich this
winter II won't be BECAUSE they don't
charge enough.
Bishop Garrett aud the Rev, Mr.
Davenport are expected home to-day
from Paris, Texas
The rehearsals Of "MarIhN" continue
successfully, IT, production Is looked
forward to with much interest.
There IA u big bunch Of the plaster
Ing mlaslng out Of the ceiling In the
court room whore the grand jury h In
session.
A delegation Of fast time, western
and eastern freight princes were here
yesterday aud went south. They want
10 make through rates TO New York,
The ground Is frozen six Inches out
where work IL being done on the
Wichita railway. The weather isvery
trying on the men who are now on
tho second md third divisions.
The number OF destitute cmlgrants
arriving here with no end Of children
and no money, can best be estimated
bya visit to the railway dcpots. They
generally want to 80 Just little further
down the road,
The indignant prolcstor who reads
1'HE HERALD to find paragraph upon
which to base n four column commit
nication, Is preparing the damning
proofs Of THE HERALp's inaccuracy in
saying that the weather Is colder than
usual
The Texas and Pacific, they say is
sue half fair tickets TO SWANS visiting
the idols of their souls in Marshall, but
Marshall swell coming here has to
pay full fare. IL rom Scott cognizhnt
OF this horrible eilortto crush Marshall
out Of the Dallas matrimonial mar
ket?
Mr.. Kerioot's lecture last night at
the Baptist church, was n grand sue
cess. He portrayed the geography
and described the many scenes of Bible
history, which cluster around that
grand old city of Jerusalem with u
clearness and force rarely equalcd by
our modern lectures. Tomorrow
evening Mr.. Kerfoot will describe
more particularly the scenes rendered
sacre by Divine writ. We bespeak
for him n full house.
The case of DR.. w. b. Stone, charged
with the murder of Anon Cox, in the
criminal court yesterday, was con-
tinued and special venire of sixty
men issued. Stemm0ns and Morris for
defense. Joseph Wiswall, charged
with gaming, plead guilty and was
tinedeighty dollars. Smith and Lloyd,
charged with the theft Of n hog, sew
cred on trial, aud Smith was on trial
when the court adjourned. Lloyd will
be tried to day.
Since the cold weather set in the
clerk of the court says he issues some
days eight or ten marriage licenses,
For modest man this is very good
days work. The other day a party
came for license and when he re-
turned home his bride elect had
changed her mind. Nothing daunted,
he looked around the neighborhood
aud found lady with the same name,
proposed, was accepted and married
her, much to the establishment of mum
Der one. Last week couple of dar-
kies came to be married and next day
returned to get "dar freedom from one
u nudder," but the law was memorable.
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The Great Southern Dollar
Store receives new goods daily.
276dlm q. Es. AZ 90.

FoR sale, very low, by W, r. Lyle & Co.,
real estate agents, No 100 Lamar street, three
onc.Slory brick buildings and lot 100 feet
square, well located, and adapted for ioun.
dry on manufacturing purposes. 2jOdlm
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A. III. Sieagaii, merchandise
broker. cOnveyaNcer and no.
tary public. 0iiice-NO. lO5
Enssaar street.
22Udtf
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FoR'rent by W. +. Lytlc & Co., real estate
agents, No. 100 Lamar street, II number Of
business houses, centrally located. Also, n
hotel, large boarding house, and many res
licences situated in different parts OF the city.
2ibllm
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JIst received ai pierce a.
Eyie's u large invoice Of wall
paper, Of new and handsome
designs.
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EXTRACT OF INK.

understandable by cold, 10 cents
OF which will make u pint of
ink. nj Franklin's book store,
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60 to Pierce a. Lyle for your
New Years presents.
JO7 MAIN SEasEEIT.
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SSO, W, swIsDELLs,

Howard W, Peak, Esgu " fon Worth Is
ca authorised travelling agent Of The Dallas
Herald, hom this dale unlil further notice,
i, W, sWlNpELlA,
DeeeIabeT 10, 1914,
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The car ,hn,n Lee societx

The OR ahsrn Lee Society
OF the Washington Lee university OF
Virginia, have our thanks for cards to
their anniversary celebration.
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Knights OF Py,hias.

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