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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

These reports are made up from actual
sale and the readers of the CHRONICLE
may rely uupn their correctness.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20
HOGS

The arrivals have been light, and the
market is very active. We quote well fat
tened hogs, weighing $40 and over at 81 (;
hogs weighing l7j and over at Ct ; shoats
weighing from l2j to l60 at 6 gross; dressed
hogs at 7 to ~
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20
Some Startling Revelations on Gross
examination

Special Telegram to the Commercial
BROOKLYN, January l4.-This has
been another sensational day in the
Beecher tragedy, though the popular
excitement here over the trial is in
tense and all-pervasive, yet it seems to
increase daily.
" l clssped womau's breast. as if her heart
/ knew,
Or ;ancied 'twould be true; who proved,
alas, she too
w as false, like the rest
TWO STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS
Were made during the afternoon,
which bore bard on MOulton, and con-
-tItuted Tx. lively sensations Of the
day. 1t was discovered, in brief
crOss-e&aminatiOn Of him by Eyarts,
that the letter depreCatOry OF Dir. Til
ton, which BeecheT has been hereto
fore credited with writing, was writ
ten by Ilituu and referred 10 Mrs.
Woodruff; but far more sensational
was the development made just before
the CLOSE of Proceeding on the cross.
examination uf MouiIun, that Beech~
err letter Of Resignation, about which
$50 much fuss la- ben made, was act
uaIY written ly Iluua on Moulton's
. DIo.-.luu. undo, rIiguu-ttsge which
/ lp EyI like those Of fraud aud forgery
100 jnr uighr-J degree. There was a
profound sensation iu the Court over
/ Jr. .r.r.H .al- ia .hI- matter. which
v..r uiu ly d cited by Egarts. and
Immediately thereafter The Judge adj
! J,grrr. The Court for the day. Ina the
arguments n! cOlHse, to-day about the
aIuI--ion ot certain pieces Of evil
Gruc-, there Was considerable sharp
bees ot language. In the art Of nag
ging' am adversary Evans to-day
proved 10 be huge reservoir Of exas-
perauuH. lie has an intense" fore
finger, aud waE- 10 Iu the mos, admun-
TORY manner. He has habit Of be-
ing so clear, concise and iuci-iye. that
when be inyerirre7 the jury Court and
counsel at once comprehend what he
says. Fullerton i= not LEES clear, but
he IL more trsty A. usual, Beecher
was surrounded by crowd Of friends
at the close Of Court, when hr always
holds % sort Of l-yec.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

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( Famliy-.......s4.OOFbox
Kinks Sterling. 500
Kinks Standard. 600
Champion Bros. 80
KNOXVILLE soAPPACT.Y
Palm. 90 ID boxes $500
Eureka, So 10 boxes $50
candles.
Parahne........S3@25cP fb
star,iuH weight 10000
Tobacco.
Common Il in iS@5OcPib
Bright II inch. ..a5G65
Cadty. 8 inch....55tG75
Smoking....4Sc(9Sl,20
snuff.
| P'k'gs Garrett'ss4.75
Z OL"......,..........."..tS.UO
Cigars.
All brandss2O@ s1OOpM
GrOcers' Drugs.
Indigo. SFsl.25a1.5UPt
do Manila l.25Gl IS
Dutch Madder...l70lSc
shot and Lead.
Drop Shot...S275Pbar
. Buck Shot. 325
Bar Lead...."....l0cP
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20

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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20
PURELY VEaETARIE

Containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which an all wise Providence has placed in ooun-
tries where Liver Diseases mtst prevail. II ,piH
cure all Diseases caused By Derangemcat Of he
Liver and Botreis '''
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20
SIEhrs.
All brandss2O@ s1OOpM
ErnnArAs nrnnra
SundriPs.

Drop Standardization.
Buck Shot. 325
Bar Lead...........lOcP
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-20
THE FAVORITE
HON REMEDV

Is warranted not to contain single
particle OF Mercury, or any injurious
mineral substance, but il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
A Matter Of Interest.

Rev. J. G. Albrecht pastor OF the
German Methodist Episcopal church
called at.THE HERALD office yesterday,
and Informed the reporter that there
were some fifty German families in
Minnesota who were DESTROYS of COM
ing to. Texas, provided they could pro-
cure large body of land at reasona-
BILE price. They desire between two
and three thousand acres of land in o
body, and are particularly anxious to
locate in Dallas county. 1t is hardly
necessary to recount the advantages of
Inducing this class OF immigrants to
settle lin our midst. Sober, frugal,
honest and industrious, they combine
the qualifications necessary to develop
the agricultural resources of our great
state. BY all means, let some of the
large landholders take this matter in
hand, and offer such inducements as
will fill our county with these thrifty
and industrious immigrants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
onunOm DIRECrOmY.

ihe lnlep Aillloa kaaaay sihnol meets ey'
cry sabbath afternoon, ~ ilalispaht O'clock
~ go court il0pse, AliaFe lnYlled
6sFmAn htlhodIsl lplseapal tharfh- w
OAK slFeeI, befyices egely Sabbath NJ ION
H % he sVsh Hs V g sea " sa es.
81. Matthew's Episcopal Church Garner La
Rector, Sunday School al y am' Services
AliDt Am, ana W pil' ....
Catholic Ohureh-Bryan street lnew build
inEj-lley, Father harlinler, Pastor, bef'
yioes low maaA, a'ln'i llleii mass iV's A'ii''
Vespera, tp,m,
hissisassy baptist .OhHrsh.-ralleFsen ave,
npe, Hey, BRAN Weaver fatlof, sunday
hohool atpN ain' services AZ ioN an'' ana
~ pan,
PrsshytsfiaH Chureh--Ilm street, Rev a
y, hmlfilt Do, faAlor herylees every hab'
baui ~ i0tS h,lL ana pm Week. prayer
meelipa Wedassdsy a. bI nloo sAppA'h
Cumberland PrssbJ terlAn lhureh--Jererson
streeL sunday hoiOol ~ ~ ana beryioeh
~ %, M andhp M
MethedIa IplHe0pai Church. l'Teaohing eye'
~ habbAth ~ lOiD q, ~, ana y, mi class
meeting " mi song service lNp nj sunday
aehool = " mi prayer meeting Thursday
Methodist Episcopal Church souih-CorneT
Commerce alidl Lamar streets, llev, A, q,
Allen, Pastor, SUNDAY hOll0nl ~ u, MI
herVioeA ~ II a., ~, ANA ~ H. me-, ully
mission services, hwiha avenue, east Dallas,
~ II a, NJ, and corner Young ana EfYN
streets, NJ ~, N, every sabbath, itey, ham
uei Armstrong pastor
christian fhureh-herVlofs every Lords day
NJ II q, ma and ~ y, ~, sunday school ~
~ D1 n, ~, h0oli worship, Thursday ~
7kp, ~, Elder ", NJ, lano, Pastor, lils
HIhdiO " No, " over Williams crowdns'
drug store Main street, Once hours nom
20 FAN, MOndaYA aud halnTdnVs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
IN THE MRSHES
A Beautiful Woman Arrested for Theft,
but Manages TO Elude Pros
eCutlOn.
A Lesson to q DIlatOry Oilcer and a
Warning to q Dishonest Woman.

A few days since "A woman, appar-
emily about eighteen years of age,
beautiful in form and features, was ar
rested ut station on the Central road,
not great distance from this young
and growing metropolis, upon charge
of robbing the money drawer Of mer-
chant of the place. A portion of the
stolen funds was In coin, and as the
woman was seen to exhibit a quantity
Of silver, the officers soon got on the
trail, and were not long in eflecting
her arrest, a portion of the money
found upon her person was identified
as the stolen money, and when con-
fronted with the evidences of her guilt,
she confessed to the theft. Through
some technically or requirement of the
law, the officer, assisted by a deputy,
was ordered to convey her tosDallas.
When the train arrived at the sta
ton the deputy conductor invited his
fair prisoner to seat in the cars, and
seated himself near by. Soon the
train was In motion and moving for
ward at rapidSrate. Looking about
to discover the officer the deputy was
somewhat surprised to discover that
that individual was not on board, but
had been left behind. Here was pre-
dicament that might have tangled the
ideas of much shrewder lawyer than
the deputy. The officer had the com.
mitment for the woman, the train was
rapidly nearing Dallas, and the deputy
had an elephant on his hands in the
shape of female prisoner without
either warrant or commitment. But
the deputy kept his seat as uncon-
cerned as If everything was all right.
1t happened that the woman had
husband in this city, and when the
train stopped she dispatched messen-
ger for him. Arriving at the depot he
demanded OF the deputy by what au-
thority his wife was held in custody.
AS no papers could be produced by the
embarrassed deputy, he was compelled
to relinquish his fair charge to her le-
gal protector, and together the two
walked leisurely away.
When the reporter last saw the dep
uty he was in search of legal talent to
relieve him from the dilemma II the
woman has succeeded in escaping from
the prosecutionl her dishonesty mer-
tied, 1t Is to be hoped that the narrow
escape will prove a warning to her in
the future. " fNieite ffil
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18


Yesterday from Dr. j. ~ Ewing, The
physician attending upon tho young
lAly VINO was slnek Ia lhe lace and
eyes WIN concentrated lye' friday
that The injuries are NOT 10 severe ~
was NJ llrst reported apl mat no fears
whhleVef are ehseilAlleh ol hef lpHlhH
WI a's"N
-holln'H lee cream saloon solll'
east corner Of lhepuplle sqllare,opfnel
yesterday Call and see NM You
can get the best 81 cream ana We
lnohl delicious SODA wafer ~ he Iohhl
W lown' ITO particularly invites MS
old Iflends ana customers ~ last yeliI
loglVe MN call ana WIN guarantee
ogiVe Them ~ gooh " not pelleT
cream IMAM heretofore
-lOnerQaIilg new laundry will Taife
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18

the attorney of Colonel Hibbler, ehose
10 abandon that course aud seek TO-
dress before the Hon, Sllas Hare,
Judge Of the criminal diirlot court AZ
Dallas whieh would have been done
az first but Tor the faat that Judge
Hare was then VI his home Ia sher-
man, while Judge lleeyes happened 10
DO NJ his home la Dallas,
The result Is, ~ We now learn, that
Judge Hare will hear the case to'moTr
row Monday morning, IN obedience
10 q writ 0fhabeas corpus, Issued by
himself aud served on Mr. Scott on
Friday afternoon IN time 10 prevent
Colonel Hlbbler being carried away on
the train Of that afternoon,
This IL ease which has excited
much interest In this community
The charge seems 10 DO that In july
1861, NJ tile very moment the passions
Of men were deeply stirred all over
the south and blood ran high, Colonel
liibbler MORALLY wounded u man In
Mississippi, 30 that he died some time
aherward, Now, fourteen years later,
the indictment then found Is resurrecl-
cd by Governor Adelbert Ames, Of
Mississippi, son-ln-law Of u, H. Butler
and u requlslllon made on Governor
Coke for the arrest Of lllbbler, II APP
pears That all such offences were par
doned on certain conditions hy u law
VI Mississippi, aud that HlBblor COM
piled with the conditions also, that
liibbler was often ut the home place
TIL he came 10 Texas, q little over
two years ago, and that everybody
considered the case us disposed Of by
the law aforesaid, I'll Mr., Adelbert
Ames, Informed and posted on events
that happened long before he ever sci
foot Oh Mississippi soil, Issued his re-
QUESTION. The course OF Mr., lllbbler
since he came 10 Dallas has been
such ~ 10 win the friendly regards OF
the general public, aud IN persecution
seems 10 be the motive now, those
who know him will DO pleased TO
hear OF his discharge.
There has been taclt understanding
for years past, even with the approba-
ton Of average radicals, that indlct-
ments found against men during the
war should 90 ty the board US the
outgrowth Of exciting times. Thou
sands OF cases all over the south, by
radical prosecuting attorneys, have
been dismissed under this general ac-
qulescence In common sense and hui
name view of human frailty.
Since his residence In Dallas Colonel
Hibbler has been burnt out, and re-
Gently has opened n farm near Law
renee, where, at the time OF his arrest,
he was busily engaged In planting a
crop. With an accomplished and de-
voted wife and an infant child-a man
of peace and enterprise ever since he
came among us--lt Is not surprising
that this community feel keen desire
for his discharge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
yigor Of Mind and Body.

Every person would have more vigor
of mind and body aud mental clear
ness were they to use as Il daily article
of diet the unbolted wheat flour. Blood
manufactured from such food is the
purest, richest and least liable to be-
come diseased. The most desirable
way Is to mix with the flour dry, DR..
Prlce's Cream Baking Powder, stir in
pure water, form n soft batter, bake
into gems or biscuits, in "A hot, quick
oven, and the result will be the sweet
est, most wholesome, and nutritious
article of food that can be made and
his true flavoring extracts of Vanilla,
Nectarine, etc, are the purest and best.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
nIs rIel CrlminaI court.

The case of the state VI. Ed. New
man, charged with the otlense Of bur
glary, occupied the attention OF the
court the whole of yesterday. The
case has excited more interest than
any one tried during the present term,
a large audience was constantly In At
tendance and their interest In the trial
seems not to have tagged In the least,
The defendant Newman Is M ex-Unl-
ted States marshal, ox.policeman and
detective, aud has figured quite pr om.
lnently In political circles Of late,
The state was ably represented by
Captain Bower aud General Good,
the defendant by George y. Aldredgo,
Esd, aud j. NJ, Hurt of Sherman.
The argument of Colonel Aldredge
was n masterpiece of logic,
irony and invective. He handled
the law aud facts applicable Ia
the ease with consunmate skill and
ability. His appeals to the jury were
almost resislless IN their effect, and al
together his speech has won for him
an enViable position as an orator ant
advocate. The effort OF Colonel Hurt
has never been surpassed within our
hearing aud adds TO the reputation he
has long borne of being the finest ad-
vocate In north Texas, IL not IN the en-
tire state. He bore down upon the
jury with an avalanche Of logic and
law, and throughout the length of his
great argument held his audience
spell-bound with the strains of his
matchless cloquence.
The jury, after short retirement,
returned with verdict of guilty, and
assessed the punishment at two years
in the penitentiary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18

", blnrla aud 4, ibOhemioan, two
distinguished foreign gentlemen, we're
arrested and requested 10 make an OK
hlblt 70 the court where they procured
the whefewith 10 supply themselves
with three square meals n day, They
evidently done II, IN his honor dis
missed them Without the customary
tax,
-lhpmas Henry forgot that The
election WIS over, aud got drunken
than ten parbuiled sereeoh owls II
only cost him niue dollars, exclusive
Of benzine,
Two young men were taxed the
price Of stack Of whites for making
walking arsenals Of Themselves,
q. w, Bolan ~ couldn't have been
George Washington, for he was q Mex.
leanl was presented 10 the admlrlne
gaze Of hla honor with the innocent
charge NJ walking the streets with u
strumpct fornlnHt his name. One Of
Uncle SANS certificates Of Indebtedness
with V in the corner was what he
was taxed, in addition 10 the necessary
chicken hSluga In the way Of trim
mlngs,
--Janes salloman WIS guilty Of m
Indecent exposure Of his person. By
the time he pays twelve or hfteen dol
lars five or six times II Is 10 be- hoped
hen learn better and behave himself,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18

W f. Lyle 4 Co., real estate agents, No. lO9
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
Of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of
their Office, under the respective heads OF
"Improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts OF wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides a number of farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly I'M
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 26sdlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
The Aalyinis.

On wednesday evening next our ex-
ccllent amateur company will give M
entertainment at Fields theater A
splendid bill will be presented In the
shape Of the sterling play OF "rcmpla.
tion," n poem by well known lady OF
this city, and recitation (rhe Maniac)
by Mr. Joe q. Booth. Home talcut
should be patronizcd by u full house.
Seats can be secured in advance at
Connor n Walkers drug store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18

Many n flower Is born to blush I'M
seen, and it Is often the fate of genius
to be unappreciated. Why these tears?
The Leader all egotistic missioner, as
the forlorn hope who wade through Its
dreary columns and its get-your-cigars-
at-Smith's locals will admit, makes a
say age attack upon THE HERALD in
last Fridays issue, and why? Sim
ply because part of the proceed
ings Of the recent temperance con-
ventiOn held in Dallas were crowded
out of its columns to give place to mat
ters of strictly local Importance. At
first blush, this would not seem an
objectionable sin, but when 1t is re-
membered the fussy little Colossus of
the Leader was chairman of that con-
vention, then our crime stands forth
confessed in all its hideousness.
He says, forsooth, our Marshall
Notes" disgust his little stomach. 1t
is safe to say Marshall is a triiie more
disgusted with him than he can posi-
bly, he with our notes from that
city. There was once "an OPP
ening there for live newspa-
PERI the editor of the Leader under
took to fill it. How he succeeded let
the unfortunate patrons of the tro
Age answer. 1t went to the bottom
in search of the Philadelphia Leader
quicker than a puppy would in Cypress
bayou with the Capitol hotel around his
neck. The charge of vanity certainly
comes with bad grace from one who
thinks there are but two men ia the
world-one certain railway man and
the otherthe editor of the Leader Par
parentiese, he invariably places the last
named individual firs,,) Give him
peacock 5 feather in his Lilliputian ana
tony and he will strut himself to
death. 1t is humiliating confession,
but the Leader il compelled to depend
on THE DALLAS HERALD for local items
int town from which one-half Of its
papers purport to be issueI, for just
above the article in which he attacks
The HERALD, appears one ofits "Mar-
shall Notes." copied almost literally,
with only change Of date.
The Leader, AS newspapers has the
best wishes of THE HERALD for its sue
cess in the race for fame and fortune,
though it is sadly handicapped by such
a welter-weight as its editor. For that
irrepressiOle Colossus of its tripod 1t
has also personally the kindest feel
ings, aud these few lines are written
more In sorrow than. in anger. Let
him change his ways aud follow THE
DALLAS HERALD for leader, and he
may yet reach the promised land and
be at rest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18

A very offensive personal article
appeared In yesterdays Commercial in
regard to Interpreter of The HERALD.
In an interview with the editor of the
Commercial, the Objectionable para
graph was withdrawn and the matter
settled, as will appear from the Com.
mercial of tomorrow. THE HERALD
trusts that this is the end of contro-
versy in which 1t never willingly en-
gagged. wr yAr iryJp
G.. w. Green, news agent on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway,
paid THE HERALD friendly call last
evening.
The HERALD was complimented
with call yesterday from Mr.. ii. f.
Linton, formerly of the Indianapolis
Sentinel. Mr.. Linton is making a
tour of Texas, and corresponding
while here with Chicago, Cincinnati
and Indianapolis papers THE HER
AID wishes him pleasant time while
In the state.
THE HERALD learns With regret that
Captain Ed. s. Gay, the popular insu.
rance agent, designs removing from
Dallas. He has been appointed south.
ern manager OF the North American IN
surance company Of Philadelphia. He
will probably establish bis headquar-
tiers at Atlanta, Georgia. - - ~
Thos. Nick. Whiteman, who has
been acting as agent Of the Texas and
Pacific railway company at this point
since the death of Harry Thomas, on
New Years eve, was regularly APP
pointed agent on the 10th Of the pres
ent month, and the appointment con-
frmed by Colonel George Noble, gen.
eral superintendent. A most excel-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
The IIibbIer Case.

In this case, to which reference was
made some days siuce, the defendant,
Colonel Hibbler, was taken to Austin by
Mr.. Clifton Scott, agent Of the state OF
Mississippi, in obedience to a writ Of
habeas corpus, issued by Hon. Reu-
ben A. Reeves, one of the judges ofthe
supreme court of Texas. In order to
save time Colonel John. NJ. Stemmons,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
CHEAP.

1 am offering 10 the city
trade nay large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro.
ceries, provisions and produce,
at the very lowest prices, and
make % speciality OF every
thing. Free delivery 10 ac-
commOdate customers. Please
give Ils u trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MENCZER,
Grocer, 01J Elm street,
Dallas.
30hd3m -. 80
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
Te ,l,o nn.lne.r Men ol nnlIn..

We Wisl 10 announce that We are now
ready 10 begin the work NJ sprlnkling The
Streets IN earnest and viii continue unlll
October, as per eontracl, our lack ~ faelll'
lies for loading wagons have heretofore been
tho cause Of sOme delay, but now wa have a
large tank, eau load IN Que minutes tine,
and viii give our whole time and attention
% the work, Thus we feel confident that we
can give entire satisfaction,
Respectfully,
b2dlw, HHUNEl 4 FITZsl N MONS,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18

We think at this season Of the year,
that the residents of this ward, eau say
safely that the Peoples Market eau
compare, respecting meats, with
any Ia this city, The proprietor has
reduced his prices from twenty 10 thir'
" per cent
This market 10 more than usually
supplied with line veal and mutton,
and the best beef lhat can DO obtaiped
ut this time Of tbs year, Cab and see
Us, Malrons eau send their servants
or children, All viii be politely waited
on at the Peoples Market, on Lamar
street, Just ahoye the postoiiice,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
Cheyenne.-Biacn mn Explorers.

KANSAS Cry, April Height hun.
dred Cheyenne warriors crossed the
track Of the Missouri, Topeka aud San
Ia ZEE railroad Thursday night lilteen
miles east OF LOkingcr, with n COM
pany of cavalry from Fort Dodge In
pursuit.
A large party Of Black Hill explorers
have arrived here, Carpenters expe-
dltion, numbering fifteen hundred
starts to-day .'..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
decentralization.

Preaching by pastor At II A. NJ, Sun.
day school 2p, NJ, aud NJ half-pnst7 r,
~, Sunday school concert, 'lse exer.
else viii consist Of songs aud speeches
from the children andyOuth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18

GO TO PIERCE d LYLE'S
And see the celebrated Phila-
delpbia Rustic shade, the best
and most beautifulin the mar
kef. Also q large stock Of Lin.
en- and Holland Shades In
stock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
Latest from the Scnt ~ Wnr-Fnrcs
Lever Than Ever.

Call on Johnson, the ticket broker
before you start out on trip II you
would save money. ONCE under san
JNcinto hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-18
ReroIyed 10 sinna Firm.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE strik-
Ing weavers unanimously adopted res
olutions to stand firm until the EN-
ployers yield.