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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

A DWELLING HOUSE, NEATLY FUR.
~ nished, and in hrst-class condition.
with Four Good Lots aud Out-buildines. sitn,
a,ed on TIE corner Of Second and Melarkey
stfeets. For particulars apply on the prem
'Ses' Vi 10 A. L. gibson II Dorado saloon.
mYlS'f
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LEGAL NOTICES.
District Court summor.

In the District Court Of the Four,h IT,,
District, State of Nevada, county a T y
boldt. - naab
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II appearing 10 the judge % said Cer''.
thu petition this day = essn'ed and NED Z
=. ". johnson. the administrator Of the e''sf
Of T.. &. Peas, decreased. praying for al oFa''
Of sale If rsaI estate. thst II Is nfces'a'I I
sell the " = ~ the real estste ofss d deeeasa
TO pay he debts Of said estate and the y
penses Of asrsinis;raiiJn as well ~ me ~
sonal pruper'v b'bnging n said estate
thertf IL ordered by the Judge Of 'aid y,
that all person. interest 4 IN The estate o. ~
decreased appear before the aid District ~ ~.
on Monday. the 2Ath day ~ June =. y 70
nj IL o'cI ,ck In the forennan q SAID aa'' :
the Courtroom Of said District Cour - -
town of WiBnemucca, IN said count, o. W.
boldt, to sh W cause hy AZ ovifr sho'.'a ~ I,
be granted 10 the said sduiiT i''fa,"r :, 20
~ much Of The real estate offhe sa'd q e'.sss
rs shall Ie necessary. t0fsihef WIN '"s -
sonal property belonging 70 "a es'a,e. ~, ~.
that a copy of this order be publi+h'a ~ : u
once week tor four eu"eesssvs wt.As -
SHY STATE. newspaper pfin'eo an'
lished In said county. l
District u
Mated Nav IS 1875
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OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLFnE ~ TIL
CoUNTY OF HrMBoLnr
IL. II. job, County Clerk Of The said "
o. Humboldt. State Of Nevada, aud eieSl
Clerk OF tho District Court in AMI ~.
county. do hereby certify he forgoingp I
tue, full aud correct copy Of an oF6f !
made and entered upon the minutes q :
District Court ~
Witness my hand and tho s'al Of ~. !.
trict Court this 2S.h day 81 May, \ D. q
lsfAr.l J. II. JOB, Cea
rny29 oawiw
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Order Appointing Iim'

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT, on u
Fourth Judicial District, County -
boldt. State Of Nevada.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF j. BkasA''
Deceased.
Order appoint ng time and place ioe "a "a
application 90 sell Real Properly az
directing notice to bc given
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28
HIGH PRIVATES.
Roll Of Honor of the Lamar Rlf les.
A District Convention.
To the Editor Of The Dallas Herald:

The 14th legislature, before adjourn
ing, concluded very wisely to yield to
the demands of the people and give us
constitutional convention. On the
first Monday in August next the
people of the state are TO cast their
votes for delegates to the convention,
and at the same time, vote for or
against the convention. From the
present state of public opinion, as
shown by the newspapers throughout
the state, and from the often repeated
demand of the democratic party
for this convention, there is but little
doubt that it will be held. Now such
being the fact, it behooves us to be
making preparation to secure as dele
gates to the convention our ablest,
purest and best men. The future,
prosperity of Texas for hundred years
perhaps, depends upon the action of
that body when it assemblies. Wisdom
and moderation should mark all the
deliberation of this the most august
and important body that has or per-
haps ever will assemble in this state.
We need u constitution that will not
only be adequate to the present wants
of our state, but one which will serve
us well when our population will be,
instead of one million, ten times that
NUMBER one that will foster and build
up the many diversified interests Incl
dent to such population. We need
our wisest and best men for delegates
to this constitutional convention.
How are we to secure the services of
such men. We answer Let the
chairman of this senatorial district call
democratic convention of the dis
trict. Let each county send a fair rep
resentation to that convention and let
each precinct in the respective coun-
ties be well represented in the county
conventions by delegates elected by
the different precincts. We submit
the above, hoping to receive more light
upon the subject from your able pen.
CITIZEN,
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Colonel George Noble, superlnten-
dent Of the Texas n Pacific railway,
was in the city yesterday aud loft last
night for Marshall,
Mr. John w. Walden, late cashier
Of the Guy bank, has returned from u
brief visit W Now Orleans, improved In
health.
Mr., John w, Lane, secretary OF
the senate haa returned home.
Mr.. II. NJ. Marchant has returned
from Austin aud goes west for iew
weeks prior 10 hls return 10 Now York
Governor James w. Throckmorton
honorcd w with brief call yesterday
morning. The governor was on his
return home from Marshall, whittier
he has been arranging some private
business, He left for home via the
Central.
Julius Winter, Jr, representing
the merchant tailoring establishment
Of Julius Winter ~ Co., Louisville,
kentucky, arrived in the city Friday
night, ANA may be found at the San
JlplutO.
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THAT was quite compliment PAD
vs. lasl evening NY our nelghhor, NJ No.
Henry, when presenting that me
cigar which had 10 be smoked by the
best looking man IN town, The better
Judgment Of the ladies IL proven by
The fact HAT while all tho men say we
are nOl handsome, the ladies lupl
bless them consider W. u perleGl
Adnnisl five were only able 10 have
our WHISPERS dyed, we would be lnylll-
Glide, Jefferson Jempllelle'
imp, that IL entirely too gau4y'
You have been represented 10 The cltl-
zens Of this city M being extremely
homely, aud q suitable candidate, In
fact, for the presidency Of the Fright
fully Ugly club, II has been even
limited that ladies Of delicate Or SEN
sllye nature have been known 10 crosf
the street 10 avoid eneountering that
horrible phll A glance ut II might
perhaps, ut certain times, be attended
with very unpleasant results.
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Meeting In the Second Ward,

Below we publish n corrected report
of the proceedings Of the meeting held
in the second ward yesterday, ut the
Office Of Messrs. Pointer, Shields u Co.
At ten O'clock the meeting was called
to order by calling Mr.. Darlington TO
the chair, and appointing Mr.. Il. o.
Brown secretary.
The committee appointed by the for
mer meeting, for the purpose Of taking
the sense of the people m to the most
suitable names to be presented to this
meeting ~ candidates for aldermen
from the second ward, reported the
names Of John IL. Bryan and IL. p.
Lantz.
A resolution was made to table the
report which was lost.
A motion was then made to place the
names of the gentlemen reported before
the public rs the choice of the conven-
ton for candidates for aldermen from
the second ward, Mt the ensuing cleo
ton, which adopted. The meeting
then adjourned. There were thirty-iive
electors present at the meeting.
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Religious.

This morning At halrpast ten o'clock
there will be services IN ~, Matthew's
(EpiscopaD church. Bishop Garrett
will preach, after which the holy right
of confirmation will be administered,
followed by the celebration Of the holy
communion.
AT four o clock in the afternoon the
Sunday school children will have their
Easter celebration and the bishop will
address them.
There will DO the usual services ut
night and Bishop Garrett will preach.
The music for the occasion Will add
much to the beauty Of the services.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28
A Word 90 the Wise.

Douglas Bros, have suitIngs In all
colors, mohaIr coatIngs, Oakland light,
Nil the latest styles In paintings and
vestings, and neat patterns for spring
aud summer The characteristics OF
their goods Ore, elegance, cheapness
aud durability, all combined, They
ARE masters OF their profession, and
feel satisfied that for style aud work
manshlp they cannot be equolod In the
city. Business men who want business
suits are particularly invited TO call,
examine, aud be suited without delay,
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Mesdors Yon Amlt, o, u, sucker d, Phool
und blendy uddersl
HnIRpLEMARs-n lpdder was you
send ms mid ~ many names daron
oXhressen don't, DOM Gus 80 spiel for dot
once Of Pub Funo vas sofl Roab on dor
drOuhlod ynh0r, una II was nix cum u rOuh
for fpller like mo 20 hboah dot II don't
make him gr0lpp On der hdomake init bela'
urc, jumped miself on der draok ven !
was sboalsod about py blonly bummera, und
ven goes pehind der boobies liGleen or
seyln dimes you diuk hnli karei Not Of
der court house knows yOuself und daR pully
loddor ho HluR ploelIs dot game onyhow,
Of you frllcn make mo elected 10 daa pig
ding, pot you dot mlt mine great mould for
plgne@ makes ding mixd NJ generally,
don't NJ | poiy0 dot Beet crop Of falla v IN
In n pad Inflammation, una need iollor NIT
long oars like minosoli do adand him on,
| don't can't some dimes most always dell
minosell how In dot Cidy scrih ianlx more
worth ~ swl bits u wagons lond, dna N dun
dor aud blixon, Mako me elected una No
hclf mo POb Vest, dot scriD IN 40 much more
wordh IN gold, dot II nix noddlng mordt alA
adOhbin den holes In der bullio adrcoda,
My oblnlOn IL dot dem boor f0lOrH, der gol-
locder und mnro, und dreasuror vch dom
selbos work hard oud for der city. shaking
hands init oyory pody shuat peforo election
has got do DO bald,ln monlsh was 1850 dny got
Something's TO spend ven dcy wants 10 cad
sum llddle peer, und dem plonted scrlb hold
crs dor holdoS musd made themselves drab
slSwandrin dor beeblos woath. | can't only
sbealt make mo elected den for swl tolars
und half don pail goes on. OF you don't
den Nll dlngs here polow liz ausgasplold
Don't am slIlndlemons nit mine he'd un.
ter mine arms, your humly skorvent,
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
B.S.-From now bis election dime come
every pody 10 dot leidle Morning Star ia
loon around der corner und get all der peel
you wants--und bay for II
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Easter bay.

The queen of festivals has again
come around, the resurrection is pro-
claimed anew. The amazement, the
fright and terror heaped upon the dis
ciples by the cruel tragedy of the cruci-
fixion has given place to joy. Those
who were sometime disobedient of old,
heard the voice of Christ, in their
prison house, the grave, proclaiming
theirredemption. The heaviness which
weighed down the disciples on the
Sabbath day, when Christ's body lay
at rest in the grave, to the last fulfilling
all righteousness, gives place to words
of joy, praise and thanksgiving. The
work of redemption is completed,
"Christ is risen''-that is what Easter
means. And so christians in the first
ages of the church of Christ greeted
each other on this happy morn.
"Christ is risen" is still the salutation
of friends to-day of the church in the
east.
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Not Particular About IL.

A young man from tho "rural dees-
trects" called on Captain HARDWOOD, our
district clerk, yesterday, for license
to marry the idol of his heart, who was
ut home with pa and ma waiting for
John to procure the necessary papers.
The captain very blandly inquired
the young lady's name and age. John
gave her name, but was not positive as
to her age. Declining to make an
affidavit that the young lady was of
legal age, the clerk refused to issue the
license without the consent of the
young lady's parents. When the mat
ter was explained to the young man
he became somewhat irritated and ex-
cited, but finally cooled off, and walked
away with the following observation:
'Damed if | don't wait, then, till l
come in next fall. wouldn't ride
thirty miles there and back, to get the
old folks consent, to marry any girl
in America. | amt in any particular
hurry
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The MnyOrnlty.

In another column will be found a
couple of communications relative to
the mayoralty. AS the delegated au-
thorities have taken no action in the
matter, The HERALD has not deemed
1t competent to step in and dictate any
particular course for the party to pur-
sue where all the candidates are of q
like political faith. The subject, how
ever, is ably handled by the respective
advocates of convention and no con.
vention, and the communications
should receive, as they no doubt will,
the careful perusal and consideration
Of every democratic elector in the
city.
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dpLlus WINTER, Jgu
WIN
JULIUS WINTER a. CO.,


LpplhYllLh --r KENTUCKY
Is stopping nj the San Jaeinto Hotel,
where he will he glad 10 SEQ his old
patrons, also those persons deslrons Of
having q handsome and well Atling
Spring aud Summer suit made
in the most approved style, Vt prices
far below those Of Dallas, j, W. Jrl
hus with him an extensive assort-
ment Of samples Of the latest foreign
fabrics including the novelties Of the
season, aud Ia prepared 10 take meas
ures, Gail aud see him to-day,
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Attention ID directed " tho aonsplo-
uOus advertisement of lhe above firm,
IN another column, Their immense
stock Of spring goods Is nov heslnnlng
10 arrive, aud embraces choice as-
sorlment Of staple and Rncy dry goods,
dress goods, clolhing, boots and shoes,
hats aud caps, aud an endless variety
Of notions, The ladies especially are
Invited 10 call and examine, llisneed'
less TO say that, with their facilities foT
purchasing aud receiving goods, the
Messrs, Sanger guarantee ~ good M
duoements In the way Of cheap bar
gains, ~ can be offered by any house
south 0f St Louis,
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The sIayoralty.
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald

To the Editor Of the Dallas Herald: +.
1t is suggested by the friends of both
parties that, owing to the almost equal
division Of the democratic vote between
MIR. J. ID. Kerfoot and Mr.. w. L. Cabell,
and confident that the withdrawal OF
one of the candidates would insure the
election of the remaining one over any
aud all opposition, that each of the
above gentleman select ten of their
firmest supporters to represent them,
and see that all is fairly done, and they
draw lots for the position of standard
bearer for the democratic party in the
coming election, the one chosen to be
supported by the defeated party. An
expression from both parties Is expect
ed by the public at once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28
ashoulder. Arms ~

Captain Odell, of the Lamar Rifles,
has received sixty Remington rifles,
with the necessary accoutrements,
from the adjutant general Of the state.
These arms are OF the latest and most
approved breech-loading kind, weigh
ten and one-fourth pounds and have
bayonets attached. In weight they are
about half pound lighter than the
Springfield musket. The Lamars will
attack the manual without delay,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28
The Place for an Armory

Major Blades has Just completed u
very handsome building NJ the corner
Of Lamar aud Commerce streets In
the second story there Is u room lllly
by ninety feet, which IL particularly
well adapted for an armory for our two
military companies, II II suggested
that u oommtte from them confer
with the owner aud secure 10 desirable
location for the deposit Of arms and
u ccoutrements aud for drilling, enter
taInmentS, etc., before II II rented Ia
any one else, The location h central,
and there II ample room tomake II the
finest armory In the state, II can be
had NJ a moderate figure,
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city Scrip
Mrs. Nj. Il. pinckard. .or G.orgi..


Has on hand some lotions for the hair and
compleXion-most Invaluable She makes
and uses them herself, and can and will tes-
tify to the truth of all that is said of them.
That for the hair, 1t Is decidedly healthy, rs
she had suffered from neuralgia in the head
for seven or eight years, until using this hair
dressing. That for the skin, 1t invigorates 1t,
and imparts healthy glow and natural ap-
pearance. 1t brings the beauty out, and
leaves no bad effects behind, as there is not
n particle of lac sulphur or sugar of lead or
any other injurious substance in 1t. Any
druggist, on analysing the component parts,
would pronounce them healthy and good,
and they would do well to have 1t supercede
all other lotions for such purposes, which
are often injurious, and sometimes do more
harm than good, Eight ounce bottles are
sold ut 81 on; -four ounce bottles at so cents.
Room ut Mr.. Gem ing's, on Main street, op.
poslte Phoenix hotel, Dallas, Texas
MRS. NJ. L. PINCKARD.
March 20th 1875. 37d5t
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dlIIEAIs.

1 am Offering 10 the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple grO-
ceries. provisions and produce,
nj The very lowest prices, and
make u speciality Of every
Thing. Free delivery Ia nc
cOmmOdaie customers. Please
give us u trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MENCXER.
Grocer, Oi5 Elm street,
Dallas.
S06d3m
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Combination Corpse preserycr.

have Just received one of the above
Preserycrs, In which bodies can he Kept
nv long nv In desired, In any weather,
by the use Of lee, and the charge for
which viii be made reasonable. Bodies
TINT u In desired 10 keep are placed I'm
the Prescryer, ana remain there until
rcady FOR burial, and are then taken
out and piaccdin the coffin or burial
ease. A. w. MORTON,
Tdlw City Sexton.
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70 iha Oily Subscribers Of The Dallas Herald
FROM nnd AFTER Ibis dnie W"hranri
n, Is5Al, The connection ~ w. W. D.
Neville, ~ agent for iho city Hnbsrrlp'
iisn list, eeases, AMI Mr. dfsse No. VII
Iinnson VIII have charge 81 ii'e same,
hereafter payments 80 him only VIII
DO Acknowledged ~ This oillre,
., w, swINDIhis'
PebYunyy n, 1879, Publisher,
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WALL PAPER

and window shades. the larg-
est, cheapest and most beauti-
aul designs im the city. We
have the exclusive sale Of the
Philadelphia Rustic sliade,tIle
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 a. LYLE,
SOY Main street.
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SUNDAY MORNING 1888 MARCH 49,


MY residence, eoTneF i'neille avenue
aud iIOuslDn streets, enbiArink hN'' y
hIoek 81 gronpd, with vel nHinhh'
one-Hiory and basement rorh'eenefe's
building, and all necessary 0"'h"i'"'
ings, elc, An early applicant may No.
eure bargain -
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rnRnAILY mEIlALD

win 10 found ou sale by ine news
boss an all trains ~ the Texas Hnd
ana Pacific railway, ana ~ the ioiIow'
ing news stands ~ The oiiS, yisd W. H.
Franklin a 90, h0i Main street H. ~
star, Lamar street Pierce " Lyle hO'
Main street, ANA .. MeEIhnre, inn, ~
sirepl,
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Total. Observation-Disclosures.


We saw yesterday morning, in the
hands of a prominent citizen, u petit
ton to Hon, A. b. Norton, the new
postmaster requesting that the post
office be removed to south of the
Texas and Pacific railway track, for
reasons set forth in the petition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28
M. IL. FRANKLIN a. 90.

5Ol Main street. are now selling
goods AT very reduced prices.
Gall and examine their large
and elegant stock, and make
yourselves and them happy by
buying their cheap and elegant
books. etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-28

At the solicitation of large number ofcit
liens have consented to place my name be-
fore the public for the Office of Justice of the
Peace, precinct No. |. If elected | Will de.
vote myself without fear or fnvor) to pro-
mote the welfare of the city and county of
Dallas. ROBr =. LEMAN.
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Brackets Of many varieties,
towel racks, match boxes, ctc,'
~ FrtnlSIin's book store. 5Ol
Main street.
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Arrived by eypress--ihc latest
styles Of ruiliing ana ruciiing
ana ladies SILK ties M The Dol
lar Store.
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CITY BUSINESS.

The Dollar Store has just res
Ceiycd u new assortment Of eni-
brOideries, ladies' straw hats,
MI kinds Of trimmings, cOiOred
lawns, ana all styles ~ ladies'
fans, 10 which they.inyiic aiien'
ton.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the Constitutional Convention

We are authorized to announce JOHN
HENRY BROWN as n candidate for
the Constitutional Convention from the
Twentieth Senatorial District, composed of
the counties Of ELLIS, Tarrant and Dallas.
Three delegates TO bo elected from the dis
trict. Election first Monday In August.
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TIE FlRsr OErmE SEASON

CrOquet sets OF latest styIes-S0cIxet
Bridges and the latest improvements
bought directly from the manufuc-
turcrs and sold ut u small profit, mt
REED a. LATlEROP'S Book 6O5StOre,
Main street.
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"MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO
SOOTME THE SAVAG Il
BREAST.o

A fine stock OfviOlins, guitars,
flutes, banjOs. accOrtieOns, har-
mOnicas, and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma
pies string i'm the city.
PIERCE LYLE.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Dallas Real
Estate and building assOcia-
ton will be held at the Board
OfTraderOOms. over Schneider
& Davis, on Monday, March
goth. at eight o'clock II. NJ. A
full attendance is requested, as
officers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
T. r. BARRY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
loommercid eopy,l adtd
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Mabie, Todd ~ Co.'s gold pens
at Franklin's book store, 5O9
Main street.
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A full line Of brackets ana
picture frames Of walnut. Gail
al iIIe 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,
5Ol Main street, Dallas.
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eros Grain paper and enyOi-
Opes Ia match M
REED a. LATIIIsOP'S.