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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-22


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stfeniecmi Anglirku. vska-
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vech ehoromyslnFeh v Angliexn
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We Skotsku 5l4 Z if1e.
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no jists Chan a jcho vdova pr1vs
die obysejc sinsksho spalovala
na ulici jeho saty = vsci. Smrad
z toho dopalil nskelik Irsanek na
blixku, kterS pfibshly . hosiily
nebohou plasfci viova do pro-
stfcd ohns. Sat nelohs hyl hnesl
V riarnenu. n kdyby nebylo -
sbshlo lidi, ktefi il EaehraniIi.
byla by uhoFela.
-Zahrady Soastatf paa s.s.
&c kryji 50o. 900 okra n ob~ahajG
o,oc0o. 900 ovoenieh stroma.
" Melrose, Mass. jedaatel
patcntovanych medeein nciavno
pfilepil na hfbitovs IA vseeky ma
hrobky plakoty svych mediei-
mach. Chtsl bezpoehyby ukazaii.
kan takovs lekvary slovsssn>
stva Weldon.
" indianapolis zaloxena ra-
kaviskafska dina nedayno, kIera
dava zaneprazdnsni az i0 div
kan.
st. Paul sita na zaklads move
vydansho ukazovatele naesiskeho
35.s00 obyvatela.
-Cista bila sol vyrabi 80 ted
V Alma, Wanbunsec Co., Kaasas.
Denne vyrobi Sc asi 5 suds. Sol
nice scrpa se z hloubky TOO stop,
u 10 tax silna, 70 sd - hnel
hiatt, jak mile tato se vysiavf
vzdu,au.
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Me-, ped q mssici chssie zahili
ko5ku, byl Cd nj pokous.in. Ne
dhal toho ale. Hnedle ySak zapa-
lila vyrazlIa se ma ruka II, a
bolest rozsifila sc rychle vxdor
l6kaFska pomoci az po rameno.
PAX oteklo ccl6 tsio = vyraxiIo
sc, mnoho der sc ma oterFele. az
po ID nedsiich "a velikyeh bole>
sti zcmfcl.
Stat Kentucky, jest dplns
bcz dluhii.
Ma javofi Fort Madison,
lows, ohjevily sc myriady zele>
nSch II palee diouh5eh serva,
kters pozraly veskcrS li4sti stro>
mti tech, jinjeh sc AMI neslotyka-
jiec-
-Dva zamiIovan6 pareSky u
tekly Kentucky do caseyville,
iii, kdc sc nechali spolesF.s odias
Ii "a pfitomaosti druziseL; druz-
BID q mnoho jinJeh pfatel obojiho
pohlavi. Rev. II. w. Iefrics,
oslovsks hlnpak oddal cele shro-
maxisni timto spdsobem Pani
a danny, slibujete, &c 81 hefete "
jonz stoji 20 bokn vasem IN sye
zakonitd maze a zeny? Nascz
vsiekni odpovsdsli ano; druzbovs
$ druzitkami velice So ulekli pak.
20 ncvedo...ay byli oddaai, a ba>
dou snad masct zaiat tef- "a rozz
VOID.
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SO ze 2I statd, jednoho spolkoys-
no okresku z azcmi Dolcjsi Ca
lifornic, sitajic cellxem 9,3i3. 40
obyv. Rosni ddchod spoIkoyS
vlady ohnasel ls.a SIS .ees0.7a5, a
sioe cla dovozneho 0 milion0,
IA kolky na ifadni listing > mil,
nsco 2 danf na kosary ostatni
z posty. Ma vojsko plati 80 nsco
pres 8 mil. dol. rosns. a voisko
to cita 22.3s7 hlav.
-Ieavenworih, Kansas, ninu-
Is nedelc slaviio 81 let's sy6 ma
rozeniny.
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u Green Bay, Wis. v fece Fort.
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The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
Important Decision.

The Supreme Court of California de
cides, in the case Of Sherwood Va. the
Meadow Valley Mining Company that
certificate of stock stolen and passed
into the hands of d bona 6de purchaser
nevert heless conveys no title to the lat
ter, and that the owner of stock does
not lose his title when he loses the GER
titlcate or it is stolen from him. The
San Francisco Bulletin remarks: 1T will
be seen that in effect this decision re.
ders the mode OF dealing in stooks com
mon IN this city extremely hazardous
for it makes it incumbent on the pur
chaser to not only satisfy himself that
the seller has u good title 10 the certif.
Gates rendered, out also to know that
the stock stands on the books of the
company in the name OF the seller; in
other words it requires that every trans.
fer Of stock shall be made on the books
Of the corporation" This decision is
not without significance on much of the
stock business transacted here and else .
where. 1t requires generally much more
attention in the transfer of ownership
than it receives.-Ledoer.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
Man Pulls his Own Tooth and
Nearly BIeeds so cath

ON Thursday evening last, Mr.. Franz
Harbold. of Amity township, in Berk,
county, found ono of his teeth trou bling
him very much, and not having either
the time nor the inclination to send for
a dentist or physician, concluded to re
move the molar himself. He amused
himself with such instruments as were
at hand, and finally managed to get the
tooth ont, but with it came large piece
OF bone. This was bad enough, but he
soon found that during the operation he
had severed an artery. and was in q fair
way OF bleeding to death. DR.. Z. =
Rhoads was sent for, and after some
trouble finally succeeded in stopping
the great flow of blood, and again set
ting Mr.. Harbold to rights.
That gentleman has, no doubt, by this
operation had his eye tooth cut IN the
dental line, and when he wants another
molar extracted. will probably send for
some one to do it that understands the
business.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
Near SOfa-Cushion Corer

The materials required for this cusb
ION are, half yard of fine white sill
canvas, a yard and half of thick satin
ribbon three inches wide, blue or rose
colored, few skeins of floss silk. and a
silk cord AMI tassels.
Cat the ribbon into three pieces. to be
basted at equal distances on the canvas
one in the middle, the others at either
side half way between the middle and
the edge. Feather stitch the ribbon
down on both sides with pale yellow
floss. In the spaces left between the
ribbon stripes, embroider q graceful lit.
tie pattern in hosses which harmonic
with the shade of the ribbon. Make up
the cushion with lining Of plain silk
or satin, and trim the edge with the
cord and tassels.
This is an easy cushion to make, but
the effect is really charming. and we re.
commend some of you to try it. The
cushion from which our description is
taken comes from England, and we have
never seen similar one in this country
Black satin ribbon and brilliant embroi.
dery would be an effective combination
From "One Hundred Christmas Presents
and How to MAKE Them" st. Nicholas fo-
December
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
A NEW MONITOR.

Commodore Ammen, Chief Of the
Bureau Navigation, has written letter
to Secretary Robeson on the subject of
marine rams. A ram designed by the
Commodore is to be It's feet in length,
with bredth of 80 feet, and an ordi-
nary draft of II feet. The total weight
of the ram will be S04 tons and the
displacement 1875 tons, and it 10 cal
culatel that with velocity of 10 knots
per hour, she can give blow or impact
of 1920 tons. The Secretary will
examine tie Commodore's plans, and
probably callth attention of Congress
TO the matter
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
A Ca.hoIie Priest sued for Libel

BROOKLYN. Nov. 17th.-Charles Bach
meyer has commenced suit for Islander
against Father John q. Raber, of the
Roman Catholic Church of st. Leonard
Maurice. in which the damages are laid
at $4,000. Bachmsyer was organist and
choir master in the church, but was dis
missed by Father Raber, who accused
him of improper intimacy with a mem
meyer sought the position of choir-mas-
ter in the Church of St. Beneditus, but
was met, when he made application for
the situation. by the charges preferred
against him by Father Raber. Failing
to obtain any satisfaction from Bishop
Loughlin, Bachmeyer has commenced
suit against Father Raber.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
Don Carlos Takes n Stand ON
the Cuban Question.

PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE evening papers
OF tins city publish the te1t of the let.
fonso
The attitude of President Grant"
the letter says, "is a prelude to war be.
tween Spain and the United States If
you do not recognize the independence
OF Cuba. The revolution which you re.
present Is responsible for this fratrisi.
dai rebellion. Had I reigned it wonld
not have occurred, at least not gained
strength. Now, however, the integrity
OF the country Is at stake, and ali her
children are bound to defend it. ShoulG
war break out, 1 offer you a truce as
leng as the contest lasts, but maintain
my rights to the crown, as | retain the
conviction that | shall one day wear II
] cannot send my loyal volunteers TO
Cuba, but l will defend these provinces
and the Cantabrian Coast, and will send
out prlvateers, manned by the indomi.
table population Of that coast, which
Will pursue the merchant ships Of our
enemies, and, perhaps, chase them into
their own harbors. If you accent the
truce, let US appoint representatives to
settle the conditions. If you refuse. the
world will be the witness that Catholic
Spain has done her duty"
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
The Boston Adpsrnser has lost

THE Boston Advertiser has lost its
bearings, in trying to name the State
which is honored with the residence
of the Hon. Thomas +. Bayard. Only
the other day the Chicago Times was
SO unkind To Senator as to locate him
in New Jersey. In his issue of Tuesday
the AdDsrtisor evInced the ignorance
of current affairs by accrrditing the
ss me gentleman TO Maryland. We &C.
knowltdge the hnnnr, hat adevotion TO
truth compels Us to inform the Ad1-r-
tiSGr that Senator Bayard is resident
ct the ncighboring State of Delaware.
Bait. GGee.ts.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
WE TWO.

When you and are asleep, my love,
Under the carven stone;
Who will be left to weep my love.
OF all that " have known
But the lark will sing ss clear and free,
As he springs from his nest in the alder tree,
And the rob n carroll his hearts desire
Above us in the red rose brier
Though your voice is low and weak my dear
There Is love light IN your eye.
Though the roses fade from your check, M,
dear,
Loves roses never diei
But i,'s for the long and lasting sleep
Where the WI d-wood heneysuckles ereepi
Under the violets to lie,
And let the weary words go by.
IL S Inrnncu.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19

At Cuero, Texas, yesterday, Eve men
entered saloon and murdered Reuben
brown, the city marshal. His body was
riddled with bullets. The saloon was
full of men, and one Of them a negro,
was killed by two Of the shots 1t is
supposed the crime was committed to
avenge the arrest of a murderer named
paylor, by the city marshal.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
llERNARD MoHUGH.
Cabinet Maker & Undertaken,
No 8 East Seventh Street,
Bctweon Market and King.

BCLWtCH NJ dThtE NIIU HNI117'
All kif ds ot Furniture made in the pest
inanuer nd Of exc llent Material,
Fu,nrure OF every description reparsI III
short not co and on rta .on bic terms. Also
Csrv ng of ali klnd executed in workman
live man er =. III
lie also 9 rries on the Urdertsking VI all
its branches Personal attention given to
funer l. when required,
Pa lie ,atronlge respectfully sollc ted.
noyll-w3m
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
EnUCA TION4L.

LN BEChER'S
~ MUSIC SCHOOL
will open
MONDAY. SEPTE nBER 9Th, 1875,
AT McCLARY's BUILDING,
Entrance No. Cos Shipley street.)
Vocal Glass Of ladies and gentlemen will
meet every Thursday evening at O'Clock.
All students for Piano. Organ. Wind and
otrlng Instruments, who will enter the school
for classification. septltt
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
DR.. j. w. LOBB
,Ivate Medical Office & Drug Store
xo. 33i n. Fifteenth St.
PHILADELPHIA.

-. O,u daily for the speedy and perma-
ss., cure all diseases and ailments OF ootn
iS1s. Dr, Lobb has had an experience of
tsss.u Years In the practice Of medicine,
s1jsh bs guarantee to patients that thei-
,.sas Wi be treated by one thoroughly ac-
/r-slntad with the disease, and the best know.
<t.stnent for its early and radical cure. DIR.
/ fobb cordially invites those slfering from
4 r,y disease, no matter OF how long standing,
1 d consult him, free OF charge, especially
|ess who have been deluded, robbed and III
|ratsd by ouacks, imposters, young and in
Experienced physicians. DR.. Lobb prepares
own medicines, and guarantees them
E1ey vegetable, free from Mercury, balsam,
IA PATIENTS atsicted with unnatural dis
Lagos from any part OF the body, or ulcer
Ii sore legs, as well as those suffering from
sesses OF the Blood, Skin, Kidneys, Blad-
n Prostrate Glands, Urinary Organs, &c,
Eould embrace the first opportunity to con-
ii him.
|Ur. Lobb's Sure Cure, the greatest
S-edy for all diseases of the Urinary Or
bus, Kidneys, Bladder, &C.
|DR. L0BB's CONSTITUTIONAL RENovAToR.
h. celebrated remedy is the best known
s1cine for any vitiated condition OF the
rod, or system generally, eradicatlng all
Editions Of disease in any climate. These
Eparations are purely vegetable, and pre-
s,ed by the Doctor for the convenience OF
i Ntients residing out OF the city and who
L Unable to call conveniently at his ofice.
fM be sent securely packed and sealed
sy part OF the country. free, on receipt OF
5ra.
a ?rce OF the Sure Cure and Constitutional
EaMator, two dollars each.
* lAce hours daily from II a. m till !, and
#as p. m. Consultation free and strl- ly
rTAte. correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG STORE,
No. 33l II. Fifteenth Street,
.plwly PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19

|DI iNv,k CASHMERE Direct from the
Eres AZ ~ %, foll line of b ack Cash
Eli0 y 20 ~. 81 90. 81 la14 Sl25. S, 37ss.
En O. tta Use desirabe sbrlcs are at lower
''0nend them ior color and nc du' ' a, iIitS. We
|SA " u SHARP,
Fo1 tn aui VI sr ,et str es
der dn M. .sslLks.- having placed our or,
Fan, e nj IN IN the manufacturer at Lyons
E1dra BIacss sne S celebrated Cachemere, Alex
EoOis ers extra inducements n these
tstog ", b >HAnP
Fourth and Market streets,
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
HOTELS.
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE,

NEW CASTLE. DELAHARE,
JOHN W. GRAY. PROPRIETOR.
This large and beautifully sttuated bouse
has been put in the very best repair for tho
reception OF visitors, who will nnd at ii Ali the
accommodations of a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL /.
1t commands a fine view OF the delaware Bay,
ana is one OF the mo- pleasant and delightful
places in the State for , xcursions or pic.nics.
The house is kept in the cast style, the bal
nlled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied witt. the sub
sionists can arrive by boat or rail. Parties
who wish to go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage OF the public
is respectfully solicited.
lvE2 J. w. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
NEW 1DVEhTISE EN- EMS.
Maryland rye L. Ear Institute

GO N. Charles street, baltimore, Md.
GEORfE REULING, NJ. d late Prof oil
Eye and Ear surgery in the Washington Uni.
versity, Surgeon in charge.
The large handsome residence OF the late
Charles Carroll has been fitted up with all
the improvements adopted in the lates.
Schools OF Europe for the special treatment
ot this class Of di eases. Apply by letter to
GEORGE htTIISS. .. n,
Surgeon in Charge.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19

S12 aday NJ home. Agents wanted. Out
- fit and terms free, TRUE u CO. Angus.
tn, Maine.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
Vocks. Watches. and JeweIry,

| m. ohu voW0iy,
h pa,wnic which am selling very low Amer
tae Of s spr,Levers levers specially. Also full
an ui.ofECTACLES.
Rd easnant want OF a good Clock should call
kseSbssa my stock before purchasing
RSu RSSi Tor one year.
(onptIvn OF Watches, Clocks and Jewe,ry
INV JOHN b. GRAVES,
esves.o esorner Fourth and Market street,
'On Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-19
BANKS AND HANKEKS

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
tshed TO regular Depositors without charge
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-08

CHiLD's DELIGHT.


/
Mr. =. Hamilton, of the firm of
Hamilton " Co, hatters and gents
furnishing goods dealers, Main street,
leaves tonight by the Texas 4 Pacific
road for st, Louis aud other Northern
cities
Our good-looking friend, William D.
Scog,n, Esq of the firm OFFS. Roosebelt
" Co., cotton factols and general
commission merchants, New York,
returned home yesterday morning
after an NIL Summers visit of business
and pleasure in the Northern cities.
Mr.. Henry Moores, representing the
Advance Guard" II widely circulated
journal, published at Decatur, Texas,
visited the HERALD Office yesterday.
He will remain IN the city several
days, and vii call upon our merchants
In the interest OF the "Guard.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-08
BRANCHING our.
\ Word AbOu; tae EaiGers and
Eurriers Of North r2Xns.

The passer-by ON Main street will
observe quite II change In the large
hat aud cap establishment of Hamil-
ton d co. Tho eminent success Of
these gentlemen in their line of bust
ness, since opening up in Dallas, has
been evidenced by the constantly in
creasing size, as well as the superior
quality of their stock. Some
eighteen months ago they COM
menced business in u small
frame house on Austin Street, oppo-
site the old postolllce, with a limi-
ted assortment Of hats and caps. Their
long experience in the business and
the consequent facilities which this
experience afforded them of procuring
the best articles at the lowest prices,
soon attracted to their counters II Gus
tom which could not be accommodated
in, the old quarters. Hence they re"
moved to the.fine iron-frOnt building,
5O7 Main street, onc'half OF which
they have occupied up to this time.
But the steady expansion of their bust
ness has rendered even this too small,
and they have accordingly taken the
whole of the building which they have
been occupying for the past year.
Here, with double their former stock of
head-wear of every conceivable shape
or pattern which the taste or the fancy
of man has invented either for use or
ornament, they propose to continue to
extend the scope Of their business, AS
sured from the past that they need
| have no fear for the future. In aldi-
ton to the largest stock Of hats in
North Texas, they have, at the earnest
solicitations of customers, decided to
keep on hand Il stock of geHtemen's
furnishing goods Of the latest styles,
Il part of which has already arrived,
and of the very best quality. One of
the firm has had long experience in
this line of business, and hence Hamil-
ton " Co. may reasonably expect, in a
little time, to command Il trade second
to no house in this section. fla care
full attention to business, and delicate
regard for the wants and wishes of
their customers be criterion by
which to judge they will soon do the
leading businessn not only OF Northern
Texas, but of the whole State, To
their customers and friends they re-
turn thanks for past patronage and ex-
tend an Invitation for continuance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-08
Bii0UG FATS.


esterday there came TO me little white
robed messenger from the postoflice, bearing
the news of the anticipated marriage of IA
dear friend, accompanied by the wedding
cnids OF the same,
read hel letter with interest, of course, as
IL related 10 that important step in lite-mat-
rimonS-nnd when she, after giving me some
OF the details connected with the happy
event, asked me the Questlou-"And are you
glad orare on sorry ?" paused for rellec-
ton, unable to say whether Il feeling of low
or sorrow predominated in my heart at the
news had received. could but feel solicit
tude regarding her destiny In the coming
years, be 1t for veal or woe, ana | felt like
exc aiming in reply-"Dear friend, would
that possessed u magic wand with which
to rend the veil of your future in this life.
ana see what nate there Is in reserve for wont
II could only kaoW that peace and happi.
ness would continue TO be yours through
all the coming scenes "liie's varied houi, :"
then might truthfully say that am glad
To hear that You have intrusted the aflec.
tlons OF your heart TO The keeping OF one,
who Is deemed worthy OF the trust-but who
can tell, ah, who can kaoW what the future
years may bring to you, after you have left
the estate OF your free and happy girlhood.
and the shelter of your parental home and
have yielded your destiny in life to the keen
ing OF another whoi is 10 he dearer 10 Won
than father, mother, sister, brother ?"
only know that could my wishes prevail
foe you III future, dear friend, your pathway
through life would continue to be hence
forth one uninterrupted scene OF happiness
and love-your sky would ever be serenely
blue, with no shadows OF sorrow, no shades
of grief, above or around ysu-but since this
cannot be, yet can hope that you both may
realize, in uttering the solemn marriage
vow, that II is
mot for the summer hours alone,
When skies Respondent shine,
And youth and pleasure MI tho throne,
Your hearts and hands you Join.
"But for these stern and wintry days
ofperil, pain aud fear,
When heavens wise discipline doth make
This earthly journey drear
mot for this span OF life alone,
Which as " blast doth fly,
And like the transient flower of grass,
just blossom, droop and die.
"But cor n belng without end
This vow OF love you take
Grant them, Oh God one home otldst,
For our Redeemer's sake"
FLORENCE Il. P1PKGN.
Crockett, Texm, September 80, 1875.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-08

W, 4. Lyle & Co., real estate agents, No.
lO9 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten.
ton of persons wishing TO purchase real es-
tate to the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards in and outside oftheir Office,
under the respective heads of "Inproyed
city Property, ""Vacant City Lots, ""Farms"
and "unimprovcd and Wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses and vacant lots in
the commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots, and anumber of very dosir-
able residences situated In every quarter of
the city. Also, large tracts Of wild lands in
Dallasand other counties ofthe state, besides
Il number of farms of various Sizes includ-
ing several large and highly improved plan
tations within five miles of the city of Dallas
aug26dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-08
Millinery and Human Hair slOro.

Az Oh Main street. opposite Sanger Bros &,
have Just opened the most extensive stock
of fashionable Millinery and Human Hair
Goods ever brought to Dallas, consisting of
Hats Bonnois, Flowers, ostrich Feathers,
Ribbons, etc, which import direct. My
stock of Hair Goods consists OF HAIR Bralds,
Wigs, Curtis, Frissetts and Hair Ornaments
OF all kinds, every shade and color, of my
own manufacture.
Orders for Hair Work or Millinery cxecu-
ted In tho latest style.
Highest market price paid for Human
Hair OF all coloB. =. ItALSoN.
oC,5dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-08
AL the Ornnt Contennial

There will no doubt be great variety OF
STYLES and qualltiesof Men'san Boys cloth-
Ing from all parts, but our citizens VIII
hardly care to see moro complete stock
tban that of Il. NJ. Kahn n Bro, Theirs Is
no ordinary stock of goods, but has been
made expressly for their large trade ana Is
made up In the very latest styles Por
cheapness and durability their stock com
pares favorably with any in the state. GEN
tlemen's apparel of all kinds can be iound
here, such us complete stock of furnishing
goods, underwears OF every description,
beautiful neckwenr goods, etc. They nave
also u large stock of hats of all KINDS ana
styles, the cheapest In the city. For any
thing In their line, call ON Il. NJ. Kahn q
Bro, corner of Elm and Lamar streets, Dali
laa, Texas Oct '-d3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-08

Messers. Daniel, Swor and Eaklns
tho regularly appointed Public Weigh
ers for this city have established an
Office aud erected large platform scales
on the vacant lots corner Of Elm and
Jefferson streets, Immediately oppo-
site the old Commercial Hotel, where
one Of them will be always In attend
ance. For tho convenience OF the
public, we publish In this mornings
paper the act OF the Legislature oren.
t,ng the office and defining tho duties
OF the Public Weigher