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man, tho agent for 'leHas, were on
hand and took great plpaaurppnl pAllis
la explaining infinitely the superior
advantages vi The raal iron JAZZ cell
over any made of boiler ~ Loot tar ron
The model Is a Fac slnip OF seven lnls
that have been built on this plan ia
lpunessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi
The architectural design and mHrhan-
lrnl skill in ~ construction reflects
great credit upon lhp originator Mr
u, III, Pickering, u pattern maker Uf
Memphis, The model Of whole
building II simply made 10 show The
full and complete operation Ut these
cells In actual use
The cells ~ shown are bAl feet ~
Size, aud made Of solid cast iron, tho
floor, side aud ceiling being three
l0urths aud partition plates one lnGll
IN thickness, aud are Joined lnBpnl'
ously by tongling, andWooYed lgd lap
and llange, the edges lhus locking ~
nll Joints, corners aud angles, Alld OBJ
WAITING the necessity Of bolts and plY'
Ots commonly used, The doors are Two
Inches thick, with periprallonH for
light and mir aud also have u small
Wicket feed door Tho windows are
three Inches thick and well ventilated
by dlamOnd-f0rmed aperlures for the
comfort Of prisoners, Each cell hasan
iron bunk aud water closet, The large
lipll IN the center Of the building also
hns u large wash stond, and just ~ the
end Of the hal, ~ one enters, may he
seen M elegant bath room aud water
closet for general purposes, The en-
tire building, including the cells, Are
wntered from u tank on the top Of the
building, aud also heated from patent
heater, which IL located on the ground
ilOO,,
Take II altogether, II N the most
complete, comfortable aud cheap jail
ever shown, aud IN absolutely sale for
the keeping Of prisoners, Made Of
chilled Gust iron, II II quite an lmp05sl'
blllty 10 cut, saw, file or even break II,
Every one present expressed them
selves openly, that 10 h the best cell
eXtant ana one that Dallas county
should have built nc once and save TO
the people the enormous expense they
are now paying 10 guard their old one,
Eight Iron cells with twelve large
Iron Windows can be bought NJ cost
of less lhnn ten thousand dollars, so
with this number of cells, aGcOmmOdn-
ting sixty prisoners, the county for
seven thousand dollars more can build
n new Jail building aud then possess
the hest Jail In the state,
Having seen this Jail and examined
II thoroughly we hope our county will
take active steps 10 secure new one
ond the Cook Il Heath east iron plan.
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road ~ aforesaid, We respectfully ash
lAAt Tic city Of Dallas transfer 10 vs. all
~ stock ia said railroad company now
IN ils possession or hereafter 10 bo ls-
sued 10 H. Respectfully,
Is, Il, B0NNER,
y Is, flAW,
For themselves and associates,
Alderman CnnglnnOur moved that
the proposition he received and placed
on file, Adopted,
Alderman Burke offered the follow
ing ~ u substitute fDrAlderman Cough
nuunr's resolutions
Resolved, That We regard with favor
the proposition ~ transfer the cily's
stock IN the Dallas aud Wichita rail-
r0ad company 10 any parties who wilt
without delay, complete aud put IN OPP
Grafton twenty-five miles Of said road,
provided said transfer can be legally
made, Aud that for want Of proper
time 10 fully consider this subject, this
being the last meeting of the present
council, II n respectfully referred 10 the
incoming council for III favorable con-
sderatlOn,
On motion the council adjourned
until Thursday evening April !, 1870
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Fine Hats.

Messrs. Hamilton IL Co., the eXclu-
sive matters, yesterday received their
first invoice of spring and summer
hats, embracing the finest assortment
of quality and style ever brought to
this city. Among the many elegant
styles are the Belly Untria Beaver. u
beautiful drab, with cord band for
young gents wear; the Sterling, the
Companion, Matinee, Young Dallas, a
beautiful half dress hat, in drab, blue
aud brown colors; the Tourist, and, in
fact, all the latest eastern styles. If you
desire anything neat and nobby in the
way of II fine hat, cell on Hamilton Il
Co., 4O7 Main street. They will be re-
ceiving additions to their stock daily
for the next few weeks.
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A word 10 the Wise,

Douglas Bros. have sultlnga In all
colors, moloIr coatIngs, dark and light
all the latest styles In paintings aud
vestIngs, ana neat patterns for spring
aud summer The Characterization OF
their goods ARE, elegance, cheapneas
and durability, all combined. They
are masters Of their profession, and
feel satisfied that for style and work.
manship they cannot be cqualed In the
city, business men who want business
suits are particularly invited TO call,
examine aud be suited without delay.
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KNIGHTS Of The Trigger.

| Notwithstanding the threatening
weather quite crowd of candidates
and others gathered at the fair
grounds, yesterday afternoon, to see
the members of the Hubbard Sporting
club try the merits Of their breech
leaders. The shooting was at quail,
from III" and "'r" traps. The birds
were handled by Burton, the we'll
known gunsmith of Elm street, and
Captains Goldthwaite, Tension and
Ross acted as referees. Below we APP
pend the score, Mcconnell and Hos
kins scorers:
Ten birds each, single rise twenty-one
yards, eighty yards boundary, one and one
fourth ounce shot. Hubbard Sporting CLUB
rules, for championship.
Ross-l, OI,ll,l,l,ll,l-8.
Observation-Disclosures.
Melton-l,0O,l,l,l,l
Austln-l, l,0,ll,ll,nl,l--S
Observation-Disclosures.
McLure-l ,0,l, l0,0,iiO,l-8.
Stephenson-,ll ,l,0,l,il,l"MlO-O.
Chase-0,O,l i'll, l0,ll,0-6,
Wilson,, Lii ,"l,00,0-6.
Burton-O,Ol Ill 0,0,l,0-5.
Whitaker-l,I O,l,0,0,lO,lO-5
Cummins-0,0,0,l,0 ,O,00,0,0-l.
skilled out of bounds
Double rise twenty -one yards, eighty yards
boundary. Tie between Melton. and Sterrett
one pair each
MeltOn-l, Ia
Sterrett-0, 90.
Double rise, twenty yards, slightly yards
boundary, Tie between Wilson and Steph-
enson; one pair each.
WilsOn-l, Ia
Stephcnson-0, 90
Double rise, twenty-one yards, eighty yards
boundary. Tie between Melton and Wilson;
one pair each.
Melton-l, Ia.
Wilson-l."
"Dead out of bounds
Mr.. Wilson killed seven birds in sue
cession, but the sixth, falling outside
the boundaries, was lost to him. Judge
Kerfoot, candidate for mayor, new
member of the club, rather surprised
the old members with his close shoot
ing. One old sporting friend, however,
hardly came up to our expectations,
for we had marked him for eight or
ten birds anyhow, when it came down
to eases. He carried the finest gun on
the grounds, and when any pistol
shooting is to be done, fire at the word,
he can hold his own with Leather
stocking or "any other man."
All the gentlemen used breechload-
ers except Messrs. Sterrett and Ross,
who played old fashioned long bar
relied muzzle leaders for favorites, and
the muzzles of theirguns were certainly
a foot or so closer to the birds. Anum-
Der of ladies were present aud inter-
ested spectators of the sport. Capt.
Ross having killed nine birds out Of
ten, was declared the winner of the
medal. Making due allowance for the
weather, the shooting, with the excep-
ton of Cummings, was very fair.
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Tho Methodist Episcopal church
South sociable viii he held this We'd
nesduy) evening ut Brother Martins,
ON Ross avenue, one door north OF
Colonel Jotps, where Nil are invited,
aud not only invited but earnestly re-
qucsled 10 come, as II II believed much
good springs from being acquainted
one with the other, aud while nothing
Is allowed contrary 10 the discipline,
these meetings are eminently social in
their character. Come strangers, broth
ers and sisters, come, and all of the
congregation of the Methodist Epsco-
pal church South, come and bring
NOur frlenda.
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Dallas Real Estate and building Asso.
citation.

The above association held It's an
nual meeting last evening, aud in AM
other column will he found II detailed
statement Of its con iiion. II IL need
less to say II " in n most llourishing
condition. The following are the of
ncers elected for the ensuing year, S.
J. Adams, president; G. NJ, Wheat,
vice president; II. p. Barry, secretary
and treasurer. Dlrectors-B, l.. Jet,
NJ, d. Darlington, II. V. Tompkins,
Jules Il. Schneider, j. l.. Williams, j.
NJ. Mccoy, Phillip Sanger, Col. Jno.
Kerr, w. 9. Conner, II, w, Allen,
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AnoiI,er Candidate,

IN another column will he found the
announcement Of Mr., William Jones,
M u candidate for treasurer Of the
city. "Rillyp IL well known 10 all the
people M the postmaster Of this city
for the past six years, the duties of
which office he has discharged, We
think, 10 the satisfaction Of every one,
Having been removed from that office
by the powers that he, he submits him
self to the voters Of the city Tor their
sullrages, II elected, we know that he
will discharge the duties honestly aud
efficiently.
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odd Fellows Celebration.

The Odd Fellows of the state are re-
specially invited to II celebration ut
Dallas, on the Goth of next month, In
commemoration of the anniversary OF
the organization of the order in this
country. 1t is hoped that there will be
general attendance, and that this in
vtation will be ample. Lodges will
please notify the undersigned Of the
acceptance of the invitation, and will
bring their regalias with them.
GEO. A. CUTLER,
N. G., Dallas Lodge, committee of in
vitation.
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neglected 10 state that Major Hanks
attMneys, Messrs, Tucker and seay,
had appealed from tho decision Of lhe
mayors court 10 the district court,
This statement Is made al the request
Of Mpior Hanks, who deems that his
ease was preludioed, lnasmuoh ~ u
witness NJ nuimpeaehablo yeraolly ies'
titled 10 tho fact that his life had been
threatened, that those threats were
communicated 10 him and that, under
the circumstances, he was Justified IN
carrying arms, believing that his life
was IN danger,
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" b, LYrH a On, real estate aganls, No. 100
Lamar street. hos leave " call lhe attention
81 persons wihhug 10 purchase rpal estate 70
the oXlpusiyp lots Of property on lNrlr
bulletin boards lu ana outside m
lhpir Office, uuipr tho respective Leads ol
"lmplpyel Gily Property" "NArAnl pily
Lots" Farms" and fuuimpuyri Rnd
via LnndH embracing business houa'snld
vacant lots in the commercial rrnlrl ol lho
oi3, Also, building lolsi and o npmbefm
very deHmhlo residences situated In every
quarter 0f the city, Also, large tracts ofwlld
lands In Dallas aud other counties Of me
state, besides q number Of arms Of various
sizes, including several large ana highly M
proved plantations within hyp niles ol lhe
eily0l Dallas aOidlm
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For CrOqucts Of the latest
styles and finest finish, go tn
FrankIin's book store, 5O1
Main street.

Meisders Yon smt, o. U. Sucker d. Phool
ind blendy udders
SHINDLEMANs-Da ledder was you
send me mid so many names daron
oXbressen don't, | don't Gus gu spiel for dot
Office OF Pub Func vas SOLD soab on der
droubled vaser, und it was nix cum u rous
for n teller like me to sbeak dot it don't
make him gramp on der sdomake nit bleis-
IRE. jumped miself ON der drack ven
was sbeaked about Ply blenty bummers, und
ven | goes pehind der boobies iifdeen or
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
ding, Ipet you dot NIT mine great moud for
pigness makes dings mixd up generally,
don't 1t? Irellve dot Beet crop or falla is
in a pad skidumation, und need Teller nit
n long ears like mineselt do sdand him of.
| don't can't some dimes most always dell
mineselt how is dot Cidy Serb Is nix more
worth MS swi bits u wagons load, das is dun
der and blixcn. Make me elected ind so
helf me Pob Vest, dot SCRIP is so much more
wordh MS gold dot gold is nix nodding mordt
ais sdobbin den holes in der bullie sdreeds.
My obiniOn Is dot dem boor fcllers, der gol-
lecder und mare, und dreasurer vich work
demselbes hard oud for der city, shaking
hands nit every pody shust before election,
has got do be bait in monish was is,so 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
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WALL PAPER

and window shades, the larg-
est, cheapest and most bea,Iti-
full designs in the city. We
have the exclusive sale of the
Philadelphia Rustic shade. the
only rustic that is gifted and
frosted; also i'm plain cOlOrs.
cheaper and better than all
others. A large stock Of wall
paper Ofthe newest patterns.
PIERCE AZ LYLE,
5O7 Main street.
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AN INTERESTING EXHIBITION.
Cook a. Heath Show our County Dads
Their Safe and Cast Iron Jail.

Yesterday morning we strolled into
the court house to see a model Of a
chilled cast iron Jail, which has been
on exhibition at the court house
since Saturday. We found the south
end of the hall of the building thronged
with interested spectators, all anxious
to learn some particulars of this much
talked Of east cell. Mr.. j. w. Heath,
one of the patentees, aud Mr. G. Hoff.
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The Dollar Store has Just re-
cciVcd u new assortment of en-
brOideries, ladies straw hats,
all Kinds Of TRAININGS. cOiOrcd
lawns, ana nIl styles Of ladies'
fans. 10 which thcy.invite atten
ton.
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sulphur water.

DALLAS, Texas, March 10.
TO the Editor of the Dallas Herald:
My wife has been u ing DR.. Cole
mans sulphur springs water, and ]
find IL has been of great benefit to her,
and can cheerfully recommend II as
well worth the money. W. L. =.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Treasurer.

70 the Electors of the City of Dallas-A.
inc solicitation of many fir ends, offer NV
sell asa candidate for city treasurer.
From my early boyhood have resided
among you and during that time have NV
reason OF my Official relations, become
thoroughly known to you all.
nave served us. postmaster of Dallas for
over SlX years an" have endeavored, nc.
your satisfaction '' w
leave the position rs | entered upon it
poor. And to your verdict as to my personal
integrity and illness for the position of city
treasurer submit my claims, VI WY
Respectfully yours,
VILLA JONEs
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"fI76."
The Martha Washington Tea Party.

Last night, ut Fields theater, there
was goodly assemblage of the men,
bers of the Presbyterian church, as well
as their friends of other denominations,
upon the occasion of the Martha
Washington Tea party, given by the
ladies for the benefit Of the rresby-
terrain church. The hall was filed with
tastefully arranged tables full of the
delicacies Of the season. The supper
prepared was triumph of the culinary
art, and highly complimentary to the
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"MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO
SOOTIIE THE SAVAGE
BREAST

Ahne stock Ofviolins, guitars,
flutes, banjOs. accOrdeOns, har-
monicas, and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma
pies string I'm the city.
PIERCE &LYLE.
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AT the solicitation of large number ofcit-
izens have consented to place my na,na ho-
lore the public for the office of Justice of tho
, reace, precinct No. |. IL elected / will de-
vote myself without fear or favor To nro-
mote the welfare of the city and county NJ
Dallas. RORT y EWntS oi
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CHEAP.

i am Offering 10 the city
trade my large ana complete
stock Of fancy and staple grO-
ceries, provisions and produce.
nj the very lowest prices, and
make IL speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery 10 ac-
cOmmOdate customers. Please
give Us "a trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MIlNCXEls.
Grocer, GI5 Elm street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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skin and housewlfery Of the ladies who
superinendel tho affair
MARTHA WAsmsGToN
Did not make her appearance, having
been detained al home lay sickness
Mrs, Charles Williams, wife Of ProL
Williams, Of this city, formerly Of Viz
glnip, was 20 have personated This dis
tingulshed lady,
REVOLUTIONARY RELICS
Among the interesting features OF
The occasion were Sums very valuable
letters aud documents Of the time that
tried mems souls, for Instance, u letter
from Benedict Arnold, Que from
Washington, u newspaper published
In 1863 aud some army orders,
SAN ll0usr0E'A oar,
Which he wore afer ho was wounded
NJ San JaGIntO, attracted much alton
ton. II lsa fine silk not eal, like that
worn by Neopolllan fishermen, with u
silk taAsel,
TIIR COSTUMES on l770
We're worn by the ladies IN charge OF
tho table. Many Of them were exceed
lngly becoming aud added u fresh
charm 10 many laces, Among the
more noticeable costumes worn with
much grace aud dignity wa may mon
ton Mrs, George Chllds, Mrs, Mccoy,
Mrs, j, H. Wallace, Mrs, Travis Hens
Icy, Mrs. John Henry Brown, Mrs.
Guedry, and others, besides number
of the most admired young ladies, who
were ofcourse, ~ bewltchlng ~ beauty
aud charming toilets could make them
PERSONAL.
The following II list of the ladies'
In charge and assisting;
| First table on right of entrance, IN charge
Of MIR r.. n, lluglrHi assistants, Mr. y W
| Grove, Mrs, W, NJ, Blair, Mira Marion, MlHh
brown, Miss N, uunnol, Mr. j, n Russell
SECOND tuhlo, Mira John Henry lifowh nv
slstanls, Miss lieHso AloOt Miss ulnfn brown
Third table, Mm, N. ShsnlIs, assistants
Mira. n. n. Goudry, Mrs, Shnrrrrj MISS lh'
eros Miss Mary lilnlr, Miss Li1llo ShanltA'
Miss thnmpc,
Oyster mhie, Miss Douglas Ewcll; assist
ants, MrS E q, Mcclure, Mrs u, =, nny, Miss
Clara Stephenson, Miss Emmn calhoun,
Fiith mblr-M W, u, randall hNl ,lllnlHl
Mrs, ,lohu NJ. Mccoy, Mrs V, A., randall, Miss
Ella stephenson, Miss Greer Miss Ella Ran
dali, Miss lieasic Norton
lee cream tnblc- Mis- George Shields nnd
Mrs. Il. u. Wallace; ASST ,laniN, MlN Fhnniu
Montague, Miss Snllc Haynes, Miss craig ,
Mrs, Dr. Il. II, Wilton ~ "Aunt Snllloi.
of "Squirm," II, Mitchell; MIR. Travis ilon-
messy ana Or, A. l., Smith, "NclghDors'"
THE DINNER TODAY
Prepared by the ladies will be fully ~
enjoyable as the supper, and will afford
gentlemen n fine opportunity of lunch
Ing or dining.
THE SUPPER TONIGHT
VIII close the entertainment. Ladies'
and gentlemen are invited to come In
co tune There were, by the way,
only two gentlemen in costume last
night, one of whom was Mr.. Joseph
Leonard.
"a DECIDED SUCCESS"
This isthe verdict Of all who were
present, and the ladies deserve great
credit for having inauguratod the first
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For the constitutional Co,x.,,;o,

we are authorized to announce JOHN
MENRf BROWN as n candidate for
Inc Constitutional Convention from the
Nv; uhWen.eIn SENATORIAL District, composed of
u lne counties OF Ellis, Tarrant and Dallas
Ihree delegates to be elected from the lis
trlct' Election first Monday in August,
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THE FIRST OF THE SEASON!

Cr0quet sets OF latest styIes--SOcket
BRIDGES and the latest improvements
turcrs and sold ut u small profit. nj
Reed d LAFHROP'S Book Store. sos
Main street, wv"
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Mrs. NJ. u. PincItari. Of Georgia,
Has on hand some lotions for the hair and
conn leXon--most invaluable. She makes
and uses them herself and can and viii tes-
tify to the truth of nil that is said Of them.
That for the hair, II * decidedly healthy, as
she had suffered from neuralgia in the head
for seven or eight years, until using this hair
dressing. That for the skin, II invigoratesit,
and impatts healthy glow and natural APP
pcarance. II brings the beauty out, and
leaves no bad effects behind, rs there is not
n particle Of lac sulphur or sugar of lead or
any other injurious substance in it. Any
druggist, ON analysing the component parts,
would pronounce them healthy and good,
and they would do well to have it supcrcede
all other lotions for such purposes, which
are often injurious, and sometimes do more
harm than good. Eight ounce bottles are
sold ut 81 %; four ounce bottles at 50 cents.
Room at Mr.. Jennings, on Main street, OPP
posite Phoenix hotel, Dallas, Texas.
MRS II. Il, PlNCKARD.
March Goth, 1875 37djt
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Arrived by express The latest
styles Of rUiliing ana ruGiiing
ana ladies silk Ties M the Dol
lar Store.
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KID GLOVES.

1000 dozen Aid Gloves just
received. Two pair for one dol
lar ut the Dollar Store.
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The Ladies' Society OF st. Mathews parish,
Will meet Mt Mrs, Schencll y on Wednesday,
ut half past three O'Clock Z. NJ.
FANNIE SAWYER, Secretary.
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Mabie, Todd ~ Co.'s gold pens
nj Franitlin's book store, sol
Main street.
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eros Grain paper and enNoi-
Opcs 10 match M
REED AZ LATHIsOP'S.
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do 10 Reed a. LniiIrOp's for
wall paper, nianilla, grOcers
ana druggists paper, iwihe.
etc. GtC.
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A full line Of brackets and
picture frames Of walnut. laii
M the Dollar Store.
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Victoria and bishop lawns,
also Swiss ana all kinds Of
white goods can now be found
M lIIe Dollar store.
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,. W. sCIlENCIs, ESQ.

DEAR Strive, the undersigned cItizcns
IeSpectlully solicit You to become n candil
date Tor Alderman froIn the First Wapd
i.,i,ig You to be connected and ilentiae3
Win ihe interests of the city, and belIevin,
you 10 be capable in every resnert t ,,,
pledge you our earnest&unnort P' VIZ
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DIT. 4. TILI.MANi

DEAR SnI Knowing m we do that you
have the best Interests of the city NJ heart,
aud TINT we most urgently need sound bus'
ness talent In the administration Of our city
affairs ana recognizing In you those high
qualifications That should be possessed by
our lionru OF Aldermen, we, tho undersigned,
cltl2cna Of the first wnrd, request you TO al
low your name 10 DO used In the coming city
election, In connection with tho ofllco of
Alderman from tho llrNt wnTd,
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CITY BUSlN ESs.

Rocks and Badges for Bands
Of Hope 40 FranltIin's book
store, sol Main street.
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Sunday school and Temper
ance books ~ FrankIin's book
store, SOL Main street.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Including the El PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed mt Franklin's book store.
5OI Main street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-31
essrs. Sells, James and others

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