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sudden Death or n Stranger.

Esquire Kerfoot was notified yes
terday morning of the death Of
an unknown man at u saloon on
Main street, a short distance east of the
city hall, and proceeded, after empan-
neling a jury, to hold an inquest upon
the body. The first witness examined
was Frank Illusion, the proprietor,
who testified that the deceased was a
stranger; came into the house about
GA 8 o'clock; had been drinking; drank
twice in the house, then sat down on a
bench that ran along the wall; after
wards laid down on the bench; paid no
attention to him for some time, but
stood OIL the front porch; some one re-
marked that he had fell off the bench;
came in and he was lying on the floor
where he had fallen; "a colored man
and Mr. Rawlett, one Of the saloon EN-
pl0yes, carried him into the back
room; soon after the remark was made
that the man looked rs though he was
dead; came in and felt his pulse, but
could find no action.
DR.. Cornelius testified that he had
examined the deceased, in company
with Dr. Easley, and found partial
dislocation of the spine at the base OF
skull; also slight abrasion of the
right ear, probably caused by u fall
from bench.
DIR. Easley testified substantially the
same.
AT the conclusion of the testimony
the jury retired, and after short con
sultation rendered a verdict to the eff
feet that the deceased came to his
death by a dislocation of the spine,
caused by a fall from bench.
The deceased had no letters or papers
upon his person by which he could be
Identified. His valise contained few
old clothes and daguerreotype of a
couple of old ladies, which are In the
hands of the coroner.
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Sunday School and Temper
ance books al FrankliR's book
store. SOd Main street.

Meisders Yon Smlt, o. u. Sucker, D. Phool
und bleudy uddcrs:
SHINDLEMAHs--D as ledder was you
send me mid so many names daron
oxbressen don't, | don't GUS ga spiel for dot
office OF Pub Func vas SOLD soab on der
droubled vaser, und ID was nix cum rous
for II Teller like me to sbeak dot ii don I
make him grarrp on der sdomake init beiS-
ure. jumped miself on der drack ven ]
was sbeaked about Ply blenty bummers, und
ven goes pehind der boobies iifdeen OF
SEWN dimes you dink hrri kare? Not OF
der court house knows youself, und das pully
ledder he shus plocks dot game onyhow
OF you fellerS make me elected to das pig
pigness makes dings mixd up generally,
don't 1t? pelive dot Beet crop or falla $ is
In pad skidumatlon und need Teller nit
a long ears like mineSelt do sdand him OIL.
don't can't some dimes most always dell
mineself how is dot Cidy Serb is nix more
worth as swi bits a wagons load, das is dun
der and blixen. Make me elected und so
helf me Pob Vest, dot scrip isso much more
wordh as gold dot gold is nix noddipg mordt
ais sdobbn den holes in der bullie sdreeds
My obinion is dot dem boor fellcrs, der gol-
lecder und mare, und dreasurer vich work
demselbes hard oud for der city, shaking
hands nit every pody shust pefore election,
has got do be bald in monlsh was is,s day got
Something's to spend ven dey wants to cad
sum liddle peer, und dem ploated serb hold
ers der polecers musd made themselves stob
skwandrin der beebles wealth. can't only
sbeals, make me elected den for swl tollars
und half den pail goes on. OF you don't
den all dings here pelow is ausgaspield.
Don't | am skindlemens NIT mine he'd un i.
ter mine arms, your humly skervent,
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
b. S.-From now his election dime come
every pody to dot leidle Morning Star Sa-
loon around der corner und get all der peer
you wants-und bay for 1t
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Instead Of II, T., ianlz, This eorree'
ton IL due 10 Mr., Laniz, inasInueh as
he was one Of the candidates recon-
mended by tho committee,
The evening dress Of the worthy
secretary Of the city council last event
ing, was hardly orthodox The ooal
would have been much more appro'
pirate on an individual presenting
himself before his honor on a charge
of "fullp aud down, the chronic
f'dressed up part omitted,
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Real Estate Transfers From March 18th
to 25th, 1878, Inclusive.

Walker Sever TO Mary Cheek, 33x39 feet out
of block 40, IN Smith, Murphy Il Martin s
addition TO Dallas, s?5.
j. H. Davis to j. y. Burton east Il Of lot No.
| 8, in block l22, In smith, Murphy u Martina
addition to Dallas, $3.50.
d. c. Buchanan to Alkaline NJ. Clardy, 6l.5
acres OF land out OF Franklin Bolls survey,
5000
John G. Mccoy TO John NJ. Mccoy, lots 7
and 8. In block 81, also lot of land miles II
from court house, 5000.
j. j. Tucker and wife to John Touson, lot o
land in Peaks addition to city OF Dallas, $3.50
10. Raney to Bowen.S Common east. u of lot
No. q In block No. Is, In original map of city
of Dallas, s2,95O.
John NJ. Howell to Jacob Routh, part of
b,oc No. 2o2. In Ervin's addition to CITY of
Dallas. $50.
James c. Forman r. M. Gano. 1926 acres
of land out of Levi Dixon league survey,
sl05oD.
Robert Kleberg to f.. II. Nance. so acres
land 500.
william Adams 10 Isaac and Mary Moore,
-. acres of land near city of Dallas. SIS.
+. G. Bledsoe TO Il. q. Bledsoe, tracts land,
IN acres land near Hutchins, $3.50, gold,
John NJ. Mct,oy to John @. Mccoy, tracts
land in county of Dallas, $1,000
Robert Murray and wife, by attorney, to
Dayidgrrees, 100 acres land on waters OF Ten
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Intcrmcnts In the City Of Dallas from
March Ist 10 ADriI Ist.

March Julia NJ. Scott, age one
year, catarrh.
March 3--lnfant Of Dan Mcltinsey,
age eight days; cause Of death UNI
known.
March 4--R G. Frost, age four years;
inflammation of the spine.
March G-Iva G. Melen, age four
years Group.
March G-Infant of j. A. Hawkins
still born.
March berry Wright, aged sixteen
years; measles and pneumonia.
March l4--Mrs. Ii. V. Williams,
age twenty years; pneumonia.
March l4-Charles Muller, age five
months; infantile commissions.
March l6-James +. Cowart, age six
teen months; Inflammation of the
DO wells.
March l6-Wiliam Mellon, age
twenty-five years; Brights disease OF
the kidneys.
March 2l--M. II. Holman, age three
years; measles and pneumonia.
March 26--Mrs. s. A. Work, age
twenty-five years.
March 2S--M. l.. Yarbrough, age
twenty-seven years; measles.
March 30--Bertha Swithezer, age
five months; pneumonia.
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AGAIN AHEAD.
Dallas Secures Another Big Improve.
ment--Erectlon ola New Foundry.


Mr.. T. f. Lonergan, who has been in
our city for several days past, with a
view ofremoving his extensive foundry
and machine shops from Louisiana,
Missouri, has definitely settled the
matter by purchasing the Horton mill
tract of land, in the rear OF the COM
press building, containing about three
fourths of an acre of land, and will at
once commence the erection of neces.
sary buildings. The machinery was
shipped from Louisiana on the 10Th Of
March, and will be here, Mr.. Lonergan
thinks, In time for him to get 1t placed
and ready for work within the next
three or four weeks. He has fine LOT
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters re-
manning in Dallas postohice, April l.
Parties calling for the same will please say
advertised" and give date of list. Such OF
them rs remain IN the office uncalled for at
the end of four weeks will be sent to the
lead letter office.
WILLIAM JONES. Postmaster
A NDERSON VIII Anderson mrs
BLACKS A Baecheler mrs c
I'D Bendict Geo Bowers 7
BOles ID Bradiute W X
Bullock G II Burr \ h
Burgess w
HAMBERSJ Clemens PS
~ Couch Il l. Cowen w
Coyett Bessie
DAVIDSON Paul Detwiler W
~ penning
ECHOLs SB Elliott II b
Ia Everhart
LtRIEND Il Foster
l. Foster Tom
II GORGE Duke Gooch DID
VI Granburg Z Green Ann
Griffith Mary A
HALL Mollie Hardcastle Nan
L Hanson Henry Hendricks Louisa
Henry Jas Henderson Annie
howe j Hopkins h Il mrs
ACoBS W \ Jenkins Jack
INGRAM Mack
| EVILS t + Lynn lobe
MCCARTHY VIM Mcdonald Joshua. 3
WI McConic Ellis Me ASsey Jno
Malone Martha NJ Maynas Jose
Mellon jesse Miles b M(2l
Morelau A
NJ ELSON n "A NiclIs w Y
nLiHAM j Patterson Miss NJ NJ
" Tease ii Perkins Minnie
Porter X IL Pugsley Theo
ID AY Hattie Riggs Sllas
IL Roberts j N Ruark DB
howley Ambrose Robertson Silas \
Robinson Mrs f. Robinson Ben
SCoTT Bev Scott Lou mrs
- Shields Geo Skaggs RS
Skinner w Il Side j A
Slngietree VIM Smith Jas
SpannJH
WALLACE WIN Withers King
w Wyne Minnie Wyett Jno
WATERMAN BIZ Young susannah NJ
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Markets By TELEGglPH.

GALVESTON, Aprill.-Aloney steady
Gold weak but irregular at ll4CaIl5
silver, dull at lOT@lO72, tuying ana
selling.
Hides firm Dry flint, as they run,
iG4c with Kip aud calf selection, lie ;
Rips and calves, Oft wet sailed,
selected, Sc as they run, 7Rc; butch
ers' green, Sc dry sailed sold as dry
hint with allowance for SALT glue
stock, sc.
Cotton dull. Ordinary, l23c; good Or
binary, l4lc; low middling, i5c; mid
ding, l64c.; good middling, Ice. Sales
% bales; receipts, 7G3 bales.
NEW YORK, April l.--10.90 A. NJ
Gold opened at ll4l. Stocks dull.
Money 3 per cent. Exchange-Long
a So; short, "a S.. Governments ae,
tive but lower. State bonds quiet.
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WAUF. PAPER

and window shades, the larg-
est. cheapest and most beauti-
ful designs in The city. We
have the exclusive sale Of the
Philadelphia Rustic shaded the
only rustic that is gifted and
frosted also in plain cOlOrs,
cheaper and better than all
others. a large stock Of wall
paper Ofilie newest patterns.
PIERCE AZ LYLE,
5O7 Main street.
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C,,y Uou.eii- Aalournea MeensE.

Ciiy Go"seii-~ Adjourned haeii"E'
Council met last evening, all the al
dermen present except Alderman
Young,
The reading Of reports aud petitions
was continued,
The city marshal presented hls re-
port, which WIS received and filed.
Marshal Peak presented eommu-
nlcallon settling forth that there was
q woman aud two children IN the CITY
from Tennessee, Ia very INDECENT cir
cumalancesi that he had temporarily
provided for their comfort, and asking
the council TO take some action IN the
case,
Alderman II. Il, Mcconnell moved
that the mayor DO instructed 10 pur-
chase u ticket 10 Tennessee for the wo-
man aud the children, but the motion
was not acted upon.
The committee on fire department
made u report upon the proposition Of
j. w, Allen TO donate 10 the city u lot
on Hawkins street for the erection Off
truck house for the east Dallas Hook
aud Ladder company, which was re-
ferred for further consideration.
In the matter Of the claim Of the
Dallas Commercial, the committed, to
whom the claim was referred, asked
for further time to report which was
granted.
Various claims for minor sums were
presented aud allowed,
Alderman Burke offered the follow
Ing resolution which, after consldcra-
bic discussion, was adopted;
Resolved, That any notes given by
the city to parties for money advanced
to pay freight Oh the Skinner hook
and ladder truck be received rs money
In payment OF corporation taxes.
The Dallas and Wichita railroad bill
was not brought before the meeting,
aud after some unimportant business,
the council adjourned until the next
regular meeting.
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The Dollar Store has just re-
ceiyed IL new assortment OrCw'
brOideries. ladies straw ba,h,
all kinds Of trimmings. cOlOTcd
lawns, ana all styles Of ladies
fans, 10 which they invite attCn
ton.
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eolors, mphalrooallnas darl,hnd lighb
all iha latest styles 10 paintings pEd
yestings, AMI neat rIieu- Cor spring
aud summer, I,n characteristics Of
lhelr goods are, elegance eheapuess
aud durability, nll combined, 'lhey
are mastefs Of their profession, and
feel satisfied that for style aud works
manshlp they oauuot he equnled in lle
city, business men Who want business
suits are particularly invited 10 call
examine, aud be suited without delay
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Louisiana had q most charming rep
resenlallye NJ the Martha Washington
tea party, Wednesday night, In the
person Of Mrs, Whiteman, wife OF H.
McK, jack Whlteman, Esqr the
clever agent Of the Texas and Pacific
She was one Of the prettIest ladies
present, aud gets her beauty rlghifully'
for she comes OF u handsome family,
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For Treasurer.

=, To the. Electors Of the City Of Dallas--A,
the solicitation Of many fr ends, offer my
sell as a candidate for city treasurer IVY
From my early boyhool hnvr rasiI,,,
among you and during that time have, bv
reason OF my official relations. hecome
thoroughly known to you ali, '''''ie
nave served rs pos master of Dallos for
over SIX years an, have endeayoreJ nv.
ceptably, To discharge my duti, ir,,, "r .
your satisfaction. "u"'' 10
! leave The position as entered upop /,
pOor. Ana 10 your verdict as to my De-, S,,n,I
i,nlegrlty ana htnesS for tie position of civ
treasurer submit my claims vi o''y
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM JONES.
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Of machinery, and viii be prepared 10
do any description Of work, Special
attention will be paid 10 tho making
and repairing Of all kinds Of engines
mills aud machinery, and lhe casting
Of house fronts, iron rallIngs, elc The
works, for the present, viii employ
about dfty hands, aud will prove, Tht
HERALD trusts, u source NJ proill ANA
Interest 10 both iis energetic aud lib
eral proprietor aud the city, II 10 lm'
proyements Of this kind that add Ia
the wealth aud progress aud stability
Of a young city, aud they should b.
duly encouraged.
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Combination Corpse prcseryer.

have just received one Of the above
Preserycrs, In which bodies can he kept
as long nv IN desired. In any weather,
by the use of lee, ana the charge for
which viii be made reasonable. B0dies
thai ~ IN desired To Keep are placed In
thc Preseryer, and remain Ihcre until
ready for burial. and are then 'aken
out and piaceu'in the coffin or burial
case. a. w. MORTON,
37dlw Giy Sexton.
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Calamity, the fcroeIoua donkey
escaped from his keepers "Wednesday
night, aud took u stroll In tho suburbs,
The following morning no was hunt
Ing up his boarding house His tai
sporled large sign, eco 10 Thomp
sons iheater,p while his sides were
decorated with sundry placards bearing
the legend "oandldale for mayor"
Calamity, evidently, felt his oats.
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CITY BUSINESS.
parollooat IIosNlp'& rIowolls, lnlw
slrenl snrlnl.llnr-.re lnr rnnllr.

Duane A liennessey announce. that lhey
arc ready 10 sprinkle the street, this year ~
last. They have the ouly AGILITY for doing
NO, They understand mat other parties were
about 10 take tho contract but rs these par
Ties have nothing but a we'll to draw water
nom, aud rs they have the Texas aud faellie
tank, with ~ steam engine elcp they le,l
fully competent "a give satisfaction Tiny
VIII call on the citizens Ia - few days Ia
reference 10 the matter, l2lul
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oliCe,
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, Il, pnd ~ Il, H., comprising western,
northern ana eastern hlHicH New luih hnu
~, Louis mails, arrives daily NJ illO y M de-
parts daily ~ $40 u M
southern wall.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gnl.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, nnd nll ullel
points Ia southern IpXnH, arrives dully W $40
y M departs daily NJ $40 y M
Eastern Mail,
Via 4. aud T.. R,H., comprising southern and
middle states Louisville, Chattanooga, MCms
phlA, Litlle Rock, und Shreveport ana all
eastern IUXnH, arrives dully at II a N; de-
parts daily ati y IN.
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Clchunc, Grnnhuryi
MoatherlOrd, Decatur, Pulu Pinto, JuckHhofn
aud western posts, arrives daily nt $500 y nv
departs daily ~ II am.
Cedar mn Mail.
Cedar Hin, Mansfield, AlymndO Nnd Gross
Timhers, arrives ut u y IN Wednesday uud
Saturday departs Monday and Thursday at
Scycnc Mail,
Scycne, llaughts store AMI Union I'M
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
NJ " M; departR at IN alternate days,
Benton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar Ell1Nbethtowu, lioydb
NILS, Louisville and Trinity Mllh, NlrlNc'
nj y N Monday, "Wednesday uud saturday
departs nj 7 n m alternate days.
Lisbon Mnil,
Red Oak aud Lisbon arrives nt I pm Mon.
day, Wednesday aud Friday departs uljein-
ate days at a m.
Malls for BObo's store, Grapevine AMI Duck
creek are taken out by hund, NJ Irregular IN
tCryuls.
OiliCC Hours,
Delivery window, Sa m 10 b p N,
Money order window, 5 u m 10 II m, and
from p N 10 / n N.
Stamps sold from II m 20 b y m.
Letters registered Only during money order
hours
All persons having complaints against the
Office, on any account, VIII pleUse present
the same, In writing orr In person, TO the post
master
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CHEAP.

L am Offering TO the city
trade my large and complete
stock of fancy and staple gro
ceries, provisions and produce.
at the very lowest prices, and
make a speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery 10 ac-
commOdate customers. Please
give us q trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MENCZER.
Grocer, 615 Elm street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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HegisIrnIi0n.

The registration books win be kept open
on Thursday aud Friday evenings, April
and p from slN 10 nine o'olook, for tho nc'
commodnlion Of mechanics aud pborrH
Cali NJ the city hall ana register,
lldlf JOHN j, FAKlNS, RosistrdS
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The finest pocket cWilery la
Dallas may be found AT Frank
Inns book store, SOL Main
street.
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For CrOGuets on the latest
styles and finest hnisli. go la
Franlkiin'S book store, SOA
Main street.
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EMUSIC HATH CEHAIgNS no
SOOTAhE THE SAVAG II
RREAST..

AGne stock OfyiOiins, guitars,
flutes, btlljOs, accOY leOIls, haT-
nAOnic;as. and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma
pies string in the city.
PIERCE ~ LYLE.
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Arrived by express-the latest
styles of ruilling ana ruching
and ladies silk ties at the Dol
lar Store.
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For ihe constitutions Convep,,on

we are AUTHORIZED to announce JOHN
Henry BROWN as n rnndId,t,' ~,
me U9n,titutional Convention rom t ipp
ihs senat9rlal District, composer Of
NE eonlties OF Ellis, Tarrant and Dallas
inree delegates to be elected from, ill., 'i dis
'flc'. Election first Monday in Ausnsi JUS
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al Az me solicitation Of large number orc,,-
,zens have consented 10 place NV nap W. I ~
I pas me public for the office of Justice Of the
vote n Peg,n iS.,, 10. II elected will de-
III, nose .nysell without fear or favor In mr.
Dallas. NOM snq county Of
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A boy about nneen orHiXleon years Of agc
10 uHsisl Al oniee work, Must write good
hand, Address In own hand writing b0X ~
Ildif
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Money Given Away.

Who will be the first to come and
claim his share? Johnson buys all
kinds Of railroad tickets and pays the
highest price in cash for them at the
San Jacinto hotel.
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Sheriff James u, Barkley aud George
Il, Meriwelher, Rsqu returned home
lbs, evening from ~, Louis,
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Those Cnnes---ThOse elegant
walking canes are mi Frank
Inns, 5O1 Main street.
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nh A. TILLsIANt

uFAR IA Knowing as We do ihai ynp
nave lhe best interests u The city a. heart
aud mat we most urgently need sound bust
nrss talent in tho standardization pf our city
niiHiia' Rnd recognising la sou those HIGH
qualifications lhat should be- pnsfefsrd hS
ppr iinam ~ Aldermen, we, tho undersigned
ritilfna vi Inc inst ward, request you 20 al.
low your name 10 be- used Ia llip coming elly
election, IN correction win Tho once ol
Alderman from tho INST WaTd,
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Victoria and bishop lawns,
ALSO Swiss and ali kinds Of
white goods can now be found
nj the Dollar Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-02

A full line of brackets and
picture frames Of walnut. Gail
at the Dollar Store.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Including the HI PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at Franklin's book store,
5Of Main street, Dallas.
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instantaneous sure fur Neuralgia,
Mdly no. HOaRlkh, Agrut lur pallaa
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l<Hl GLOW HE'S,

1900 dozen Kid Gloves just
received. Two pair for one dol
lar at the Dollar Store.
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Books aud ndgcs for Bands
Of Hope M Franklin book
store, 5Of Main street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Alderman -Third Ward.
CAPTAIN ID. H. GROVE

CAPTAIN ID. H.. GROVE
Having expressed his willingness to serve aS
alderman from the third ward, IL elected
but declining to take any part whatever, i'm
"'electioueerlng" for office, it remains for The
laboring aud business men, mechanics nnG
property holders Interested in having capa.
Bile and representative men In cur city colln.
eli to elect him,
p ii JamiSon James NJ Inc
j + Elliott $ Furgerson
sam ripper VIM Cameron
n houyer w Allen
A j Roe
Please announce my name MS n candidate
,or aluel man OF the third ward of the ci Y of
Dallas, NJ The ensuing municipal election.
Dallas, March ST. MS. h, q, HVIT.
!. w. sCHENCK. ESQ.
DEAR Strive, the undersigned citizens
respectfully. solicit you to become u cnndi.
aate Tor Alderman froIl the First Ward
Knowing You to be connected ana identified
with the Interests OF the city, and believing
you 10 be capable in every respect w.
pledge you our earnest support.
w II sells Robert l. james
w Il oiler Jacob SpOhr
W X Wheelock j j Brooks
Murray Montague G. A Lswson
- W austin II Mason
L IL Rentleman & l. Cole
charies WurHourger a GlacOmf ii
a W hletieman 4 : Druley
ID foN W Myers
Jonh thompson John Dunn
Il Berry G Ellis
9 ii walker Dave CsSilebeiry
'oin Shea Thomas Ranahan
Messrs. Sells, James and Others:
GENTLEMEN thank you for the nottor
ing compliment paid me, ana in renlv viii
say that shall DE proud to be elected 3,I,Iar
man rom the first ward. accept The NOM.
hatlon. Yours respectfully,
j. w. SCHENCK
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY on DALLAS.

CITY on DALLAS.
Mayor--W, l.. Cubcll
Engineer-W lillian NJ. johnson.
AttOrney--W lillian NJ. Edwards.
TreaSurer-Rohert II. West.
Sccretary-W. II. Prather.
Assessor and CollCCtor-lhOmas j. Kecton
Marshal-Junius Peak
Health Oficer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward: Il. h. Burles, Joe
A. Leonard, Henry ErVay, Second ward; h,
ID. CoughanOur, John NJ. Howell. Third
ward A. y. Hcnsley, John Owens, Jos. &.
Mcconnell. + Jurth ward: II. b. Mcconnell,
W. @. Young.
The Offices of the various city officers are
at the city market house, The board OF AL
dermen meet in regular session ut the cOun-
Gil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.