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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19

+ EGAL NOTICE.-Julius Altendorf, nom
IL resident Of the State Of Ohio, will take no.
Ohio, did, on the Path day Of March, 1874, die
his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said Hamilton county, case No. 45,399, against
said Julius Altendorf, praying for judgments
against him in the sum of $877 81, with inter-
est thereon, on account Of hogs sold and de-
livered to said Altendorf by said Miller, and
On order of attachment issued, and 2. A.
Worst garnisheed In said action.
The said julius Altendsrf is notified that he
is required to answer said petition on or before
the 18th day Of November, 1875.
FRANK MILLER,
BY E. EDWARDS, his Attorney.
Dated Sent. 14th, 1875. Sc14 stu
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VARPENTERS MANUAL. A practical
I J guide to use OF all tools and all operations
Of tie trade; also drawing for carpenters,
forms Of contracts, specifications. plans. &C.,
with plain instructions for beginners, and fyil
30 cents, Of booksellers, or by mail. JEsSE
HANEY & CO., 119 Nassau street. New York
Tau19- -dSw,tfl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19

Parents, mothers; nurses, do not fail
to give DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup to the
little ones for all cases of coughs and
colds. Only costs % cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19

Iall particular aUIenUIOn " tuolT very lhIBS
stock OF NEW GOODS, which will be placed
on sale TODAY:
Ladies' Silk Neckwear i'm all the
new shades and tints;
Avery large and cheap stock of La.
dies, MerinO UMderwenr;
Ladies' and Misses' BalmOral Hos e
I'm new cOIOrings;
Ladies' WI G m 8 aud Children,s Cloth
Gloves to suit everybody;
Extra Heavy COlOred and White
shirts ana Drawers at 40, SO, 65,
rs, S5c and 81;
Heavy Scarlet Flannel Shirts and
Drawers at S2, or VI for two
Suits;
Rest quality Medicated Flannel
Shirts and Drawers, SS 90;
100 dOz. Mems Wool Overshirts,
81 SO, 81 rs, $2, 90 SO;
Cardigan Jackets at all prices. .me-
dunn and extra sizes;
Cashmere Mufflers, s'fun size,''
from soc up;
Fine line of Silk Mufflers, new
styles;
suspenders of all styles, from 4oc
Heavy MerinO Half-hOse, three
pairs for 81 all sizes;
Boys and Misses Underwear, all
| grades from the smallest size
| up;
Full assortment of White Shirts.
! any size, from g. 25 to $2 so;
A special lot of Wamsutta Muslin
| Shirts, French BOsOms, at W;
Cents Neckxyear, latest style;
All of our best quality Linen Col
/ lars reduced to zoe.
In this sale will be found many new
and desirable goods, and at prices tt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-18

ton, introduced on The I'd Inst, IN re-
gard TO the exemption from taxes for Il
short period, aud the Encouragement
Of the manufacturing interests OF our
city, earnestly recommend the adop-
ton of the resolutions, believing, as
they do, that II the same spirit Of llber-
nlity and enterprise that has Increased
the value OF property from an ASSESS
ment in 1879 of 1927 go to nm assess
ment in 1915 of SO, 3OS 800, ana elevated
Dallas from village TO the dignity or
OF the most thriving city OF the South
west, will now extend II helping hand
TO the manufacturers seeking homes
in Northern Texas, and thereby locate
them here, that the permanency ana
future prosperity of our city VIII be
assured, her Tcrenue increased, aud her
onward march 10 future greatness VIII
be placed beyond the possibility of In
terruption from the extension OF rail-
roads or any other cause.
Allofwhich Is respectfully submitted.
W. j. sHONE, Chairman,
w. j. CLARK.
]. W, CROWDus, dissenting.
The following resolutions, presented
by Alderman MclIure, were unani-
mously adopted ut the meeting OF the
Council on Tuesday night:
BE il Resolved By the city Council o.
the Cjty Of Dditos, That the early com
pletiOn of a railroad from this place to
the Puciic coast, on the line of the 32d
degree OF north latitude, Is imperatively
demanded by the business interests oi
the whole couLtry, and Is especially
necessary To the maintenance OF n just
equilibrium between the Northern and
Southern sections OF the Union.
| I'd. That the National Government,
a5 AN act of simple justice to the South
and Southwest, should contribute as
much aid to the con 'truction OF the
Texas and Pacific Railway as it did to
the building of the Central Pacific and
Union Pacific.
"a. That the proposition submitted
TO the last Congress, asking the Ma
| tional Government to guarantee tht
interest on the bonds of the Texas and
Pacific Railroad Company, was not al
unreasonable one In the form and Will
the securities with which the same was
presented, and should have received
the active support of every fair minded
Congressman; and ii the same propo
sition should be presented to the mex
Congress, it would he the duty and We
would request every Representative
and Senator from this State to give the
same his earnest and Jealous support
4th. That the eastern terminus of the
Grand Trunk of said Texas and Pacific
Railroad should he south of the S4tf
degree of north latitude, and east o
the Tooth degree Of west longitude.
9th. That in order that the Sentl
may derive Its just share of the advan
tages to be reaped from the building o
said road, the Cup between Shreveport
and Monroe, in the State Of Louisiana
should be filed, aud the delegates from
this city are requested to urge upon thu
Convention to assemble mt st. Louis OF
the 23d inst, the necessity of taking
steps to insure the early building Of sale
piece of road
9Th. That the Mayor of Dallas be re
quested to lay these resolutions before
the Convention at st. Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-18
Th0inpsOn's Theatre.

AT this popular place of amusement,
last night was given one q
the finest entertainments OF the
kind ever witnessed in our city. Mr.
Stephen Saville, the star of the even,
ing, has been engaged by Mr.. Thomp
son at great expense for the entire sea
son. This gentleman comes with a
reputation world wide in extent, hav.
ing been engaged, we learn, for three
years as principal pantomimist and
dancer at the Old Drury Lane Theatre,
London, England, and seven years al
the Theatre Royal, Glasgow, Scotland.
His artistic personation of "The Dumb
Orphan" in the original drama of that
name, was the ne Plus ultra of mimic
portraitures. Do not fail to see him.
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Fields Theatre.

The New Orleans Varieties Theatre
combination appeared u second time
in Dallas last night, in Bulwer's great
play of Richelieu. The character OF
the great Cardinal was sustained 10y
Mr.. Frank Mordaunt in n manner that
caused him to receive the most ilatter-
Ing plaudits from the audience, and in
the fourth act the enthusiasm was so
great that he received the compliment
of call before the curtain. Although
we consider Mr.. Moriaunt's rendi-
ton of the character lacking in that
delicaoy of touch that Is so noticeable in
the acting of Barrett, Booth and other
great artists, yet in the scenes when
strong emotion and passion were por-
trayed, Mr. Mordaunt proved himself
equal to the scene, and stamped him
self an actor of no mean ability. The
character OF the crafty and scheming
Count de Baradas" was sustained by
Mr.. George Morton in manner that
proved he had studied the part and
thoroughly understood it. We have
seen Mr.. Morton often in other cities,
and know him to be an actor of ac-
knowledged ability. Thepart of "Julie
de Mortimer" was pleasingly portrayed
by Miss Ada Monk. We must con fess
We like this lady better in comedy,
her voice. acting, gestures-all being
better adapted to this line of business.
The acting of Mr.. w. +. Burroughs
was spirited and graceful, and he made
an excellent "Chevalier De Mauprat."
The remainder of the characters were
well sustained, each and all acting his
or her part well and adding to the sue
cessful rendition of the piece. To
night will be acted Sheridan's celebra.
ted comedy entitled "School for Sean
dll," one Of the most sparkling and
brilliant plays ever written. We hope
the citizens of Dallas will show their
appreciation of this excellent com bina.
ton by a crowded house.
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Al tha Great Centennial

There will no doubt be u great variety o
styles and qualities of Meas and Boys cloth,
Ing from all parts, but our citizens vii
hardly care to soc q more complete stool
than that Of L. NJ. Kahn 4 Bro, Theirs
no ordinary stock of goods, but has beef
msde expressly for their large trade, and l.
made up in the very latest styles, Foi
cheapness and durability their stock com.
pares favorably with any In the State. Gen
tlemen's apparel of all kinds can be fount
here, such as u complete stock of furnishinl
goods, underweags of every description
beautiful neckwear goods, etc. They hav,
also a large stock OF hats or all kinds an,
styles, the cheapest In the city. For any
thing In their line, call on E. NJ. Kahn 4
Bro. corner of elm and Lamar streets, Dial
las. Texas. Oct 7.d3m
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For Sale.

Texas land scrip--''alernate" or "lnterna
tional"-to meet demands.
Five new two-story brick store houses
most eligible location and splendid invest.
ment.
Bran new two-story, rooms, frame dwell
Ing, and lot 60xl5O, with or without furniture
ali new.
400 acres, II miles from Dallas, for $1,000,
cashl
1876 acress, 10 miles east on Texas and Pacific
Acknowledgment,
Superior 40 acre farm, near Waco, to sell
or trade for Dallas property.
Cotton seed press and machinery, com.
plete--bargaln.
'yanted--0ood farms in Dallas, Denton,
Iarrant, Ellis and Johnson-for inquirlnp
ustomers.
Wanted--Good properties, at decided bar.
gain, for new customers.
II might prove OF mutual advantage to
both fhe owners Of properties which they
desire to sell, and ourselves, II they would
call upon US and make 1t u matter OF straish
out business. W. d, D0N0HO & co.
nOyltulW
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National Surgical Institute, Of Indian.
apalis, Indiana.
Three o. mare Of It's Surgeons about to
RerisH T6rus. 1nother 0pp0rtani-
" offered for the Reiief Of the
afflicted Of orr state With-
oft going to Indian
dpoliS,

This visit Is made for the accommo-
dation and benefit of their old patients,
and In response to the repeated calls
of the afflicted who failed to see them
upon their former visit, and who, on
account Of the long journey, and the
expense attending it, are unable to
visit the Institute, They will have
with them this time much finer out
fit of braces and appliances than be-
fore, and in every respect will be fully
prepared to treat such cases as are cura-
ble, or can be benefited, No hopeless
cases will be undertaken. They in
vite all the afflicted to come. Exam
ination free. The Surgeons will be at
toe Hutehns House, Houston. Novem-
Der Both, December lst, ID and Sd.
The Institute makes specially of
the treatment of all Surgical cases, Par
alysis, all kinds of Deformities of the
Face, Spine, and Limbs, Diseased
Joints, Diseased Eyes, patarrh, Private
Diseases, Piles, Fistula, etc.
Remember the time and place. Send
to the Institute for circular.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-18

W. Il. LYTE & co. real estate agents, No
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atJen.
ton of persons wishing to purchase real es-
tate to the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of their office,
under the respective heads OF "Improyed
City Property, ""Vacant CITY Lots, ," Farms
and "Unimproved and Wild Lands" en-
bracing business houses and vacant lots in
the commercial center OF the city. Also,
building lots, and number of very deslr-
able residences situated In every quarter Of
the city. Also, large tracts of Wild lands in
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
q number of farms OF various sizes, inClud-
ing several large and highly improved plan
tations within Ave miles OF the city OF Dallas
aug25dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-18

The city yesterday was thronged
with country wagons, loaded with cot
ton and hides.
THE ladies Of the Tabernacle NJ. II.
church invite the public generally to
attend a sociable at the Tabernacle to-
night.
DO not forget the matinee next
Saturday. 1t is given especially for
the convenience of ladies and children.
BY special request, the comedy OF
"London Assurance" will be given.
We congratulate Mr.. Bartholow
upon the neat appearance OF his new
enterprise, "The Sunday Press" The
first edition shows energy and
talent, and should receive the hearty
encouragement Of our citizens.
We have received neat little
pamphlet, entitled the "rraveler's
Record" published monthly, by the
Travellers Insurance Company, Hart
ford, Connecticut. Mr.. A. NJ. johnson
IL the agent of the company for Dallas
and surrounding country.
bishop Geo. Pierce, OF the M. L..
church South, hus arrived In the city,
aud is guest of Mr.. A. j, Ross. The
Bishop delivered an eloquent discourse
last night at the lamar street church,
aud we are informed by Mr.. w. f.
Easterlng that he will preach this
morning at eleven O'clock in East
Dallas, at the Floyd street church.
Before the rainy season. sets in, in
earnest, it would be well to look to the
imperviousness to pluvial dOwn-pours
Of the roof over your head. SCOTS
patent sheet-lron roofing, for which
admirable article Messrs. j. w.
5chenck & Co., 1856 Main street, are
the sole agents in this section, is in
tNcIy WuJ buptIiui' hboOiNtSlJ nv
water, wind and rust-proof, it is just
what is needed. Drop line to the
agents, whose address is above given
for circular giving details.
Sheridan Knowles celebrated com
edy, entitled "School for Scandal" viii
be the attraction Mt Fields Theatre to-
night. The New Orleans Varieties
Theatre Comedy Company il undoubt
eddy the best theatrical combination
that ever Travelled through Texas, ant
II the people of Dallas do not show
their appreciation by liberal patron
age, they deserve to be inflicted forever
by poor circuses, one-horse menagerie'
and disreputable variety shows. Every
artist connected with this troupe is Al
artist of acknowledged ability, besides
being socially ladies and gentlemen
and as such they should receive tn,
encouragement OF the better class o
our citizens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-18

The undersigned takes pleasure In return
ing bis acknowledgements for past favors
and respectfully solicits the patronage of hi
Dancing Academy, which will commenc
ON Monday and Saturday, and continue fol
six weeks.
Days of nstruction-NIondays and sat
days. Ladies, from to 0 p. NJ. Gents, same
nights, from half-past to 10 p. NJ. Tuition
$40 90, in advance.
Having rented tho exclusive right of tn,
10. o f. hall great changer will be made
The hall will, IN future, be kept for balls
and parties alone, theatres and concert,
taking placs at Fields theatre.
New additions have been made to the or.
ehestra, and nothing left undone to guaran.
tee to one and all season of real pleasure.
Respectfully,
noVl8dlw PROF. W. A. GEORGE.
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with the school law, and would ask II
this charge Is propct aud right c.
Section ~ of the act to establish and
malhtain system of public free
schools In the State OF Texas says: " II
the public school fund apportioned to
any particular district shall no. be
sufficient to employ competent teach
ers for the public schools organized In
said districts for four months In each
year, the county board of directors
shall levy and collect an ad valorum
tax not to exceed one.lourth of one per
cent. upon all the taxable property III
said district, as shown by the assessment
rolls made out by the justices Of the
peace or other assessing officers, TO
supply the deficiency and in order
that this may be done, the justices Of
the peace in making their regular as
sesements of taxes shall assess the pro-
perty Of the inhabitants of each school
district separately; and no teacher
shall receive more than ten cents per
day for each scholar, the payment to
be made on the actual daily attend
ance." Judging from the above we do
not believe it either right or just that
fifty cents n month be demanded from
poor people who wish to educate their
children. Section 80 of the same act
says "Teachers of public free schools
may receive into their schools students
not within scholastic age, but who de-
sire TO pursue other studies than such
as are prescribed for public free schools
upon such terms AS may be agreed up
on by the parties interested"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-18

our pioneer Merchant Tailors, the Douglas
Bros, having removed to the new and com
modious building, No. Cos Main street, M,
now better prepared to exhibit their larg'
assortment Of fine foreign and domesti,
cloths OF all varieties, and viii as heretofor,
make them up In late style, and a true ut
They have received a large assortment of al
all kinds of gents furnishing goods, hat
and caps, and VIII receive IN n few days .
very choice stock of clothing, In great vari
ETY.. These gentlemen are sufficiently know
amongst us TO merit good share of publ,
patronage,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-18
GOSSIP AND QpERIES.

"Pallsades" Hudson River, New York, l
November >, 1875.
To the Editor of The Dallas Herald:
Do pears thrive and grow well in
Dallas and adjoining counties ? Does
the "blightn give your orchardists
trouble What varieties seem to be
the best adapted to your region ? Are
there any fruit nurseries near Dallas
from which could be obtained plenty
of reliable fruit stock This is import-
ant in our Judgment, as we fear that
the stock propagated In this high
latitude would not do well with such a
change of climate, as 1t would be from
New York to Texas. Are winter apples
II profitable crop with you?
Yours Respectfully,
JAS. r. wACHLET.
We feel totally incapable of answer
ing the above communication. An
9 iitor is presumed to know little of
everything, but our education from a
agricultural standpoint has been sad
iy neglected. We believe that if there
Is one person In Dallas that could cor.
rectly reply to the above queries, It Is
Mr.W.W. Ross ofthis city, a gentleman
who has made horticulture special.
ity. We should be pleased to have Mr..
Ross reply to the above through the
columns of THE HERALD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-18
To ,bs Ladies' Of Dallas.

have this day received Felt Hats, OF all
colors and styles, for winter; also ostrich
feathes, ribbons and ornaments of ever,
color.
Large Birds and Wings In great variety.
My stock OF Human Hair couslsts OF HAN
Braids, Curls and Hair Ornaments, and IL
the largest stock In tho city
Orders for Hair Work and Millinery exc
cuted in the latest styles.
Highest market price paid for Human
Hair, at 5l4 Main street. Please call and see
for yourself =. IRALSoN.
novlidIm
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the ItenSOn Why.

One of the reasons why the "Dia-
mond Spectacles" and eyeglasses have
attained such high endorsement from
all who have used them Is that as the
core or centre Of the lens comes di-
rectly in front of the eye, there is no
glimmering or .wavering of sight, but
clear and distinct vision. For sale at
J. NJ. Grams, Main street.
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BANKRUPT GALE.
nAt.lAa. rrx.s. N0yem ber u, IA.

DALLAS, TEXAS, N9yemb Der a, 1876.
AT II O'Clock, on the 18th day
OfNOVembcr, 1875, | Will sell al
Public Auction, at the Court
House door, all the accounts,
notes and Judgments due the eS'
tate Oft. j. Frank, bankrupt.
7. 2. BARRY, Assignee.
J. n. II. MOSACK, AuctIOneer.
noylidlOt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-18

THURSDAY MORNING 1855; NOV. IL.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
$500 Reward,

Douglas. whitney & Co. have established
new Steam Candy Mandatory, at 3lS
Main street. second door West of Market
street. and will keep constantly on hand II
full supply of case home made candies OF
all kinds. All goods warranted strictly pure,
and will pay the above reward TO any one
that will find them 10 the contrary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-18

Mr.w.o. Francis. a pupil of NJ. Marnondt
Of Paris and voksnar, win receive twelve
advanced pupils for instruction.
Terms' One lesson, one dollar; twelve les
sons. ten dollars.
Application addressed TO Lock Box sso, p
0, viii BIO promptly attended to.
octs,-dim
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
Hot ana Cold Daths at Wilson's, No
4la Elm street. oct23-dlm.
For Sale.

Cottage with 3rooms, wooden cistern, north
side OF Main street, crown OF the hill. just be-
low HARDWOOD. Lot 26xlcO feet. Very choice
location Terms Half cash, balance easy
payments Apply ut
A. II. BENNER's LAW OFFICE,
novl7d2t Corner elm and Market,
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rhe nnehnorn Corner FOR s.ls.

This Is one OF the best stands in the city for
q drug store. And an the Central and Pacific
roads are now building Union Depot close
by, this property will greatly increase IN
value Price, $1,000. Also, twenty-five lots
on Elm street; also two lots ON Main street,
one Of them adjoining tho Rawiings Hotel
All cheap for cash, or on time.
noviS-dlw A, II, SHEPHERD.
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Mr.. Caldwell, Deputy Collector and AS
SCISSOR win call on all persons owing Ad Va.
loren and Poll Taxes to the city. II said
taxes are not promptly paid when demand.
ed, VIII Immediately levy on any personal
property that can be found OF said delin.
quents, to satisfy said taxes, az the law di.
reefs TT. KEEToN,
novl3-dbt CITY AgS'or and Coil,,r
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Tn, ce.m opoli,an Hotel.

erq Ths Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Main street, Dallas.
Transient guests % per day.
Dinner board " per week.
Day board " per week.
Reasonable rates foi regular guests.
The table will be unexcelied.
MRS. r. 3. RossER, Proprletress.
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