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HAMi.E

. Special and elaborate preparation has been made
Tor the series Of standard rcvlvss annual to this
thcatrc), winch MIR. BOOTH Will insugurate with tue
above representation.
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The prices will be: Orchestra aud Balcony Chairs
81 90 Reserved chairs IN Second BALCONY, 81 Adnis
sion to Orchestra and BALCONY. ca Family Circle Doc.
Private Boxes fl2 and tij each Char In the Partisan
Boxes, 81.
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Mr.. BOOTHS performances will he strictly limited
10 WENrY- THREE NIGH rs and FOUR MA1INkkS,
and the order Of plays for the st week Will be as
fOllOWa.
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aptous Nrapne,s aud una, fe,1aehi, given out eooi
run near the .ioro Hcn einncr loi
". rIMMET,
A Ave FR0MI-E CONSTANT E,i-
w',ry 10 u@fc eood work d ~ y fa l' anv ma ma
20 cirn 10 Sn g goc3 " u 53u ore not wiling
co.ortHAliYf MANtfAcioHY, 100 walSerst.
n, B'n.r', ailo only iiahc . acc to ret any XIII
W. T.. !" ~ ,'i9t Oh 49, III Yent We siil give
To- i.rse ar. and pay c,sh form experienced mana;
earn 'r"nt 81 20 81 per "ceS
A HOWE never nfrfec' nula.- IL contains one of
nv g1. lsi ru9ning Hone ree ing machines. whici
room 80 prooSg Xacfa nS4S 81 6re s.rm' s'le''
A rhN nina lad'. to so,ci orders for some.
from an tr 81 a27 c,arl s' up 81 silirs "'''' ''''
A IL: Gn.s ne~ scs.na machine. for sale to rent or
band ver' cheap monthly payments loi Cana Cana s ST
A WHEELER 4 Wilson 'H1 saving machine In
b7adsir Bowtly' wy "''' "'' LOT ''' can at 10
A econ opgs'or ge9i,.g WING UNDERSTAND, making
~ rHaGnr mgr NoVfLlY co., 800 Broadway,
~ ana 'roa'r 5S rcforcre AIiii West asG Il. ''''''
4 "imnttft ,Eth yMllSnN sewing machine Tor
* thhT ormdo. o. "omc.iic mlchlne to woik
sMoE STfi.NsHs EYE Grc at Jones 81.
I,APmhItsGEDl hand uor.,r. Oh nne lace goods
EHl"S. - Fond ST.. up stairs.
IrEATlihRs sow,r .Darnilers ,..,,.d. .,..,.
4 WORK good prces 5-i hioore It. ''''''
IflKsr-C LASS oreraiop and basters wanted On
= '"''S Nl' OH, liJ BDAcry.
EIRnT-CLA-A CLOAK fni.Ars wanted. "a charl.
INMSr-" ASS tailoresscs 10 work ON custom
Il pants '-.i ad ay ~
4 rEkMAN GIRL for general homework and care
~ OF children Apply to ~ L. JACKSON 81 Chat
mar" 81" or II" Washington Nv, nro0Syn
~ moor. rea building. w. ~
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Monday, Tuesday, "wednesday aud Friday evenings,
Oct. %, 20 81 and ~. HAMLET"
Thursday aud saturday nights. oct 20 and 80 1.-THE
APOsrATE"
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efantto- ftnrl',s.

NOTICE. THE BF-r WAY TO BUY ANY
N. klNp OF q htW Swing MACHINE.
We will seli you NADINE IN s. monthly pavmeni'
70 hc pali N work You mike on dol"n -itrts. Tor
whleh We gv o. II Will iequre only small portion
OF your TINE Also We vIl gi"ne 10 Turn sh yul o. 4
the work you can do On, round and pay you cash
shove r o. piNuent Oh ne machine 81 last gtu st.,
opposite Ntewsrts
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TN AVENUE TnKATRE.

SPECIAL CARD.
Mr. DAILY begs to announce that on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT oct. 95 he will have the pleasure Of
introducing upon the stage OF this theatre Amercas
most prctmincnt tragic artist.
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MIR. EDWIN BOOTH,

who having thoroughly recovered from hin recent dan
gcrous accident will make his nrst appearance in New
York since two years in his fame-crowned persona
tion OF
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Characters by John Brougham.
Charles Fisher. u. II Ilirkins, Maurice
barrymore, Miss Jeffreys NAV
Sidney COwcl
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SOaro anO Suums.
Uptown ADVERTISERS
May leave their favors for 1nE suv q, the ony
outh9rk,d uptown Advertisement o71cci,
l.Ha~ h,ss,.r - ,r4vr uf 3lst et,tlh p. NJ, and
Gus We, .ji g., opposite Grinl Opera Housc ami
30 JOu ~ aN. colAer OF Am st., until L. VI.
NoeA,r' charsc.
A LONE WONAN who works In a store can ac.
"a cOnm0Gatc . respectable young ladies win nan
room and citing ronm or man and wife al conyc'
nenees for cooking private house. IA last 18th St
seiNesn 81 rn4 ~ avs
r 80 Hudson ST. corner of Harrison &c., lodging ana
"A leht housekeeping rooms, - to e. per week
American family.
FURNISHED and unfurnishci rooms ali heated
street w '
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping at 81 Maol.
z s"n ftn ?nd board.
GENTLEMEN and ladies' can be accommodated
~ WIN board AZ % East broadway.
l ARGE and small rooms, with good BOARD for
u married or single gcEtClcn; convenient to three
ncs OF cars terms reasonable 40 West ith II near
sixth av. 1900
rINO LET Furnished nicely, front rooms for house
heepliE, rent from W 10 - per week In private
y CLARK ~, cor. Rroome TODD board at 81 and
- s1oo per week, Pleasant front rooms aud hres.
OnA SINGLE rooms newly furnished 25c 5Oe ,
A. NJH lees per week. Frankfort House, Frankfort
81 SN To 81 per week Tor small, comfottaoly
W sOOturnished rooms, with or without board. 30
I christopher e.. near BcrckeT
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tdiooo ano 6oaI.
financial.

RE-Ttamily coal, from s0e5 TO 81 per ton OF D. oo
hs .llvc I'd wood VI IS 10 rs nor Inal r ~
fohp cor @th II. Ola ey., aud liz Madison a.
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MVNhf TO LOAN on nrst MORTGAGES without
- ponus on SECONDHAND easehold mortga .es Al
easy terms GEO W, STAKE, $50 broadway, room
WILLIAM WARD, 5 Broad st., buys California
az a.. tne san Francisco board Some ara per-
'' sAic an" "AN ihirtS Ter cent intcrrsL
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snstruttlon.
7 osi am youno.

~ NrrMRlTiNGi bookkeeping arithmetic.
~ eacl Quarterly. PAINE % i,w' re- -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-07

The Dallas Library, belonging to the
Dallas Library association, IN NJ. Il,
l'ranklln's, win be opened 10 the pub
Ito on Monday Sth March, 1873, on the
following conditions;
For the use Of book, novel, or mag
aHine worth u dollar or less, one week
or less, ten cents.
For the use Of book, novel, or mag
aZine worth not more thun one dollar
and llny cents, one week or less, III.
teen cents.
For the use Of n book, novel or mag.
nzine worth not more than two dol
lars, two weeks, twenty cents, and fol
the use Of books Of higher price
fees with same proportions.
Before the book Is taken from the
library, the value Of twill be deposited
with the librarian, and when It Is re-
tured in good order, the price, less Tia,
fees, will be refunded.
Library open from "a. NJ. to- =. NJ
except on Sundays, it will he open
from TO 10 A VI.
NJ. b. FRANKLIN.
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MnnIG NeYer Ise Ihen.

II persons were aware Of the inJu'
rlous character Of most Baking Pow
ders now for sale In every town In our
country they would never use them
a bakIngpo 10 be good aud whole
some cannot bo made by Ignorant per-
sous, who know no more about the
chemical combinations necessary for
such results than n school boy The
only good Baking Powder prepared
by n physician, II Dr. Prices Cream,
And for hls True i'lHvorng Extracts,
we have only 10 sny that they are the
finest, purcsl, aud best TO bo found IN
this or any other country.
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0f"ViVe MpXie0l viyr MrNicaHoW were
thnGtrd hy HE crowd bat he waived
hls hand ipr silence nsking lhpp
what they desiredi The multitude
answered, "lhe shlersi ynn have
driven them away hrlng them hAeli''
The bishop then stated rAmly that
these ladies arrived here on their way
10 New Orleans, and that they had
now proceeded that he IN bishop hnd
lbe Charge Of Ibis dinlrIof ana must
manage II in biz NWu WAW tiHt he had
neither the ability nor tne pnwer ~
keep the sisters, aud that II lines be-
came pr0plll0lls, and the sisters were
needed, lac would IN good time enden-
YOr 10 procure them
The bishop then asked lhr mnlilludei
"Are yOu Vnthnlrh'n 10 which they MI
cried nul, 1--WE nreln "Well, them "
ipld Tie bishop ~ you arc Catholics,
hear aud obey my voice rs that Of your
Legitimate pastor, aud now say IA
you, 90 home, aud take with you my
blessing"
The crowd dispersed, though rumors
of further dlsrespeGl 10 the bishop are
floating around, The demonstration
was that Of the class known ~ Fela-
does,
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To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald
You have frequently alluded to the
necessity of proper and well arranged
cemetery for the convenience of our
growing city. Others have not been
unmindful Of the matter, but, on the
contrary, have given the subject long
and serious consideration. The result
that IN association has been formed
and for some time has been engaged
in clearing up, fencing and laying out II
beautifully situated tract Of thirty
acres, about one mile from the geo.
graphical center of the city.
1t is planned on liberal and hand
some scale, with spacious avenues,
streets aud lanes, and when fully
opened, Ms 1t will be within thirty days,
1t will be pleasant resort for persons
desiring an evening or morning drive.
BY n system Of circles seats will be
placed at convenient intervals for
ladies and others to rest at pleasure.
Every lot can be reached by vehicles.
The lots are OF good size and shape and
will be disposed so cheaply that every
family or single person may secure
resting place in what will soon be re-
cognized rs the most attractAe ceme-
terry in the south western states. IL
will bear the name of Oakland Gem
etery." a competent person, or SEX
ton, with residence and flower garden,
will live on one corner of the ground
to care for, ornament and preserve all
lots, as desired by the lot holders.
Ii will be enclosed from the first by
a good plank fence. Maps, exhibiting
the plan, will be ready for exhibition
in n few days. Capt. VIM. II. CASTOR
is president, and John Henry Brown
secretary of the association. Due
notice will he given through tie city
papers when lots can be obtained.
Thus you will see that much need
ed want has been provided for on
scale of liberality and good taste, and
hereafter instead of place of repug-
nance, our dead may be inferred in II
cheerful and inviting spot already
adorned by nature with thousands of
eVcrgreehs. PARENT.
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Directions for Purchasing Trees.

W, II. Odins, Yatcs county, New
York, writes the Germantown Tele-
graph; "Persons purchasing trees
to plant should look closely to it
closely that they are clean and
bright, If they are discolorod to
any great extent, and show black
strcaks down from where from
limbs have been cut in pruning, the
probability is that they vii be ten
der, and break in two with II little
bonding, and be black in the mid
die, Avoid them--they will not
make good, thrifty trees after trans
planting.
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Malble, Todd Az Co.'s gold pens
at Eranltiin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.

W f, LYrE & Co., real estate agents, No. 100
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
"lmproved city Property" "Nucant City
Lots" Farms" aud "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 number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations withlA 1--we miles of the
city OF Dallas, 2G,jdlm
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THE Matrimonial News, u journal
devoted to the promotion Of mar.
riage and coniugaI felicity, has a
wide circulation all over Great
Britain. There are more that three
hundred advertisements in its last
issue for husbands and wives.
Clergymen, army officers, members
Of parliament, manufacturers, mer-
chants, physicians, chemists, farm
ers, university men, an earl's son, II
reporter, gentlemen with cxpecta-
tons, and gentlemen without any.
bachelors and wdowcrs, Roman
Catholic and Protestant, all urge
their suit through this convenient
journal, which contains full an
nouncement Of characteristics, phys
ical and spiritual age, coalition,
property and family connections.
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FROM BROwNSylLlE.
Arrival OF Expelled sisters OF Charity
"A Number OF Mexicans Eatleavor 90
Impede their Passage.

Prom the Galveston News.
BROWNSVILLE, March 4.-On the
23d ult., twenty-five Sisters of Charity,
expelled from Mexico, arrived here en-
route to New Orleans and elsewhere.
Nearly all were Mexicans. The Next
can ladies of this city and Matamoras
offered inducements to them to STAY
where they could hear the soft Castii-
ian tongue, and the sisters were will.
ling. 1t was necessary to obtain the
appreciation of Bishop Mauncy, and
while he personally desired to accede
to the wishes of the ladies, an imnera-
tive sense OF duty compelled him to
reject the proposals.
To-day the sisters walked to the de-
pot, AMI ~ they passed through the
streets the Mexicans from all quarters
of the city gathered to prevent their
going. The ladies' were In the car.
their baggage on board the baggage
ear, the engine gave its premonitory
whistle, and the Mexicans made a rush
upon the train, uncoupled the cars, and
declared that their dear sisters should
not leave them. The. mayor was sent
for, who, with q force of police, re-
stored order, and the ladies were per.
mitted to depart. Upon this some one
In the crowd cried out that the bishop
had driven them Oft, and rush was
made to the house of the oblate fathers.
where Bishop Mauncy is guest. The
commotion attracted attention, and al
though II was attempted to persuade
the bishop not TO appear before the ex.
cited multitude, he determined to in
terview them. On his appearance, cries
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ais TuIs new maple sugar." ayes,
sir" Made this year?' eyes, sir"
"You didn't take old sugar and
warm it over? ?" "Do | look like Il
man who wonld do such u thing Us
that p demanded the grocer, putting
with dignity. "Answer my ques-
ton" continued the citizen. "Do
you suppose I'd be as mean as
that2' demanded the grocer. "Don't
seek to evade the question, Didn't
you warm over old sugar" "Do
you think | did p Didn't you ?"
Sir" said the grocer, turning
aways "lve lived here now twenty
nino years, and | was never insulted
before" The citizen passed on, and
the grocer got down some more old
cakes for the boy TO melt over
| Detroit Free Press.
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rnr pnne,. Lenlen Ahares..

The pope, who, un The ill Instant
for the first time slucH lhe llhliAll Op-
clIpntl0u, apprarcd outside the Vatican,
paying u visii "a The liasillra OF ~
Peter, has addressed u letter u. ne
Lent preachers, AlleremarElng mat
like n, Peter, he might says "Nluim
ron oocicSid que en- IN HoiWioHfr" he
pr0eeodsl
1--WE do not, indeed, roo In Rome the
temples which r. Peter found there
conseGmlod 10 Idols; but Idols are not
wanting against which We ought 10
fight. There Is no temple dedicated 10
Jupiter, hut there II the Jupiter Of
skepticism and unbelleL which, WIN
his thunderb0lts, would burn 20 ashes
the same divinity and ~ no has de-,
SPOILED the church Of Jehlls Christ Of
everything, lac would make II dlsap'
pear from the hoe Of the earth.
Thero II no temple dedicated 10
Mercury, but who can say how
frlghlflilly thieves, his wOrHhlppers,
have multiplied. There N no temple
In honor Of Venus, but there are nun
drcds aud hundreds Of houses whore
many souls incur eternal Uhnihnllnll'
Bat this IL not all, There are protest
ant churches, which, II they can he
deemed less dangerous, yet form u
ground for great sorrow. In Rome,
prodeplined hy God as the capital of
The great catholic family; Ia Rome,
made precious by the blood Of martyrs
In Rome, Justly decorated with the
title Of Mistress Of the Truth, ] cannot
but feel grleved at seeing Within the
very walls whore rise the majestic
temples Of the christian religion halls
and congregations start up 10y their side
where they pretend to worship God by
heresy, which Is rebellion against him.
What ought, moreover 20 excite your
zeNl rs shepherds Of souls h the open
ing of certain schools where, generally
speaking, lmpiety Is dominant, and Of
forts are made 10y all means 10 curlppl
childhood and youth"
The pope then urges the clergy and
laity 10 resist the teachers Of error and
to snatch from their hands lambs that
nre In danger Of becoming wolves.
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Meeting OF ihs liar.

The bar association held u meeting
yesterday afternoon, Col, siIemmGns ~
lhe chair, and Mr. Hookhoul acting ~
aecrclplE
A committee, consisting Of MesarH'
Aldredge, Ward aud Bower was mp
pointed 10 30 10 Austin and present ID
the legislature the necessity Of Iaklnl
such action NJ viii give Dallas county
more time for holding court. A COM
mlleo was appointed To raise the ne
cessary funds to defray the expenses u
Lhe lrIn.
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JUSTICES OF THB pEACE
ElaLLAs BOAEsD OF TRADE.

q. NJ. Wheat, president; JOHN Kerr, vice
Leonard, treasurer.
Board OF Dlrectors-A. Davis, Thomas
Field, u. y. Grove, X. V. Tompkins, b. r.
Luce, W. j. Clark, A. II. Obenchain.
Bryan, ]. r. Schneider, 4. l.. Williams. W
A. Jones. ="
Committee ofAppeals-W. Z. Hughes. It. l..
Marsalis, M. Kahn, W. G. Connor, j. F. Cald-
well, John Unison, w. l.. Murphy.
Sanger. -
Classification and Quotation-R. V. Tomp.
kips, j. =. Sizer, J. II. Bryan.
tinanee-W, ]. Clark, L. L. MarsalIs, i, n.
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OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor--W. l.. Cabell.
Engineer-William NJ. Johnson.
Attorney-William NJ. Edwards.
Treasuror-Robert IL. West.
Secretary-W. ii. Prather.
Assessor and Collector-Thomas J. Keeton
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
Health Onicer:--Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius
Aldermen-.F First ward: X. T.. Burkes, Joe
a. Leonard, Henry Ervay. Second ward: II,
d. Coughanour, John NJ. Howell. Third
ward: A. I. Hensley, John Owens, Jos. c.
Mcdonnell. ourth ward: II. b. Mcconnell,
w. c. Young.
The Offices of the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board of AL
dermen meet In regular session AT the coun-
oil room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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WAHE pAPEH

and window shades, the larg-
est. cheapest and most beasiti-
tus designs in the city. We
have the exclusive safe Of the
Philadelphia hustle si,ad G. the
only rustic that IL gifted and
frosted also in plain golfers,
cheaper and better than all
others. a large stock ef wall
paper Ofstie newest patterns.
PIERCE 81 LYLE,
SOY hiain street.
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sentlng Ia his hlat auction fNle nl real
estate this season, Ma Vennblo had
carefully aud extensively advertised
his sala' that were 10 come on ypslel-
day, and had excited great Interest la
them, The property h valuable AMI
We hnpe 10 see ~ Veuable and Iho
bidders happy next Tuesday evening
liemomher the time Tuesday, the
ninth, NJ three aud four o'clock,
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CIV Trensurer.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Dr. DAVID KING as candidate
for Treasurer of the city of Dallas, at the ap.
preaching municipal election In April next.
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounce ROBERT II. WEST MS n candidate
for reelection to the Office of Treasurer OF
the city of Dallas, at the ensuing election in
April, subject to the action Of o primary cleo
ton, OF conventions should one be held.
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lam offering o. iAn rily trade mS
large aud oomWimpaW.i pi mpry apl
staple gforeries, puyIsinns and pro'
duoe, n ihp ypry iowcrl price, and
make u specially of everything Free
delivery 70 accommodate customers
Please glypiln % trlAL
Respectfully, Jos, AENHrEh,
drooer Ola Elm street, Dallas
AnllAm
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To tho CITY Subscribers Of Tho Dallas Herald
Prem aud AFTER this dni" (fcbran'9
d, 1870, the connection of Mr. a. w.
Neville, ~ agent for ihe city subserIp'
,ien list, ceases, and Mr. Jesse ~ VIII
Hansen viii have charge 90 the same
Hereafter payments 80 him oniy viii
be Acknowledged by this office
J. w, sWINDELfb,
Pehrunry a. 1870, Publisher.
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N. ". FRANKLiN q 90,

5OiMain street, arenow selling
goods IA; very reduced prices.
Call aad examine their large
ani elegant stock, nnd make
yourselves ana them happy by
buying their cheap and elegant
books. etc.
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uI.IDAIIY HERALD

VIII be found az sale by the news
beya on all trains 81 the Texas nnll
aud Paciae railway. nnd ~ 'he follow
ing news stands ~ the city, Wat ~ u
franklin a. 90, BOi Main street H. j.
STAR, Lamar streets Pierce a Lyle. a0'
Main street, ana y. McEihnre, Lam ~
alrNal
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas,
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher.
man.
District Attorney-Ed. G. Bower, Dallas.
District and ex-Ohlcio County Clerk
Alexander HarwOod.
Deputy Clerks-R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre Nj
Brown, William A. Harwood.
Sherif-Iames +. Barley.
Tax Clerk--AdoIphe King.
Deputy Sherns-J. NJ. Chapman. Thomas
\. Floyd, Thomas z. Scott, Beverly Scott
John Bowen.
SurveyOr-Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector-Thomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACH.
Precinct No. John d. Kerioot presiding
iustice), Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-Willlani A. George, Ian.
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Charles Barker, Cedar
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas ID. Coates, Scyene
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JNO. W. swiNDELIs,

Howard W, Peak, hsQu ~ foll worm "
an authorized travelling agent ~ HE DALLAS
Herald, nom Ills date unlll further notice
!, W, fWlNpELlS,
December ~, ma,
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N\TANTED-To tIade the furniture and
w other HppuuonNnces OF u fIst'clnss
hotel, In Dallas, for u portion cash ana pal.
nnCe city house and lot, or small Improved
farm, not more than three miles beyond city
well furnished rent moderate and house
enjoying II good patronage. Address,
ipd3t Oh" Herald once.