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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

EARL .yEr@Z den9ered his new lec-
tu,., t,.ni-llsi..l Thoughts" )" ia 8os-
O. .:s. day rvenrng 1t IL not "A
4 -..iav -. lhtroI,c. hut IL an earnest
discus. ia os ali ct, vita'y important
totae com tIv and its honor and fam
as nttiop. He said our Government
as con, tutcd by the fathers was the
true representative of the best thought,
hi. uogI :. Of efforts and the highest
uu.:.tj,-s II tie American people, but
:,s 1t existed today il showed steady
decline from this STANDARD, although 1t
I.1 ~ y~oer,i il "A .5.'rlai things. Inns
IL cline was due to corruption ano the
!.ck IF ate~mauehip. The fathers,
Il aid .uid stand fairly aghast al
the mOnatroUs ab0rti0ns which exist
aud exctaim VITA. h.scoruful disgust. Is
i this yea have made Of the fair fab
. We transm tied to your hands, to
| bc tn embodiment of liberty, wis
| dom. party Al honesty ? Is it this
yOu have Of II q II they cou d be pres
e--t, thy could say. "SpeHd little
less time in passing our virtues and 8
little more in following our example.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

LOCA:. FRIGHT TRAINS, with PAS
SENG ER COACH attached, leave Wil,nins
s 20 A: NJ. and arrive at Wilmington ON M6u
hays, Wednesdays and Fridays st 80 r. III
passenger for Charleston, Colrmbi% and
augusta ana beyond. should take night RI
press train from Wilmingto
81 To ough Sleeping Cars on light trAtnI
FOR Charleston and Augusta,
JAMES ANOERSON u
Genl 81. rtnte nsisnj
july ,5s-Sr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

The fol oweg oe>s post otfcns have
been e>tahis'.ed IN North C4tuliDa ioy
the Post Odie4 D -rartn,enJ at Wash
,ngt,u: YeIpw H,li. Wilkes crua'y ;
Red Gross, Kacdo'ph county; Browns :
Knob. Bunco"4ba county; Pre- :
Mil. Union cuu>ty L dorado, Mont,
gomery county; Cars IA = CieTk'
rraunsylvuuia cJunty; DGy Cre"k
Montgomery county CaLeron, Moore
Goa ,ry 'Lau,el Fails, Iadkin county
uscaraw, Bfuas eIch county Hiol
Iands. Macon ctu8tT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
OdANGK or SCHEDuLK

S1sil Frain makes close correction at w
don to1 all points North via BY Line and A
mia Greek routes.
sS Express Train connects only with a Ga q
Creek route. PuIIman'a Palace SlooI
snS Cars on this Train. ~
Freight Trains Will leave WILMINGTON q
rocky at 500 A. M Il arrive At l.SOP. NJ
John r. DIVINE,
General Sup't.
tune9 1871 IT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03

It v!o' :tss,a II as ri es OF eti-
onette TO pn:l the leg and w.psS oil
roast chickel EiTi: your hlng rs, un-
loss Y u IntoAd to eaS. a-.u the iowl
yourself.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
WILMINGTON AND WELDON RAll
ROAD COMPANY.


ORPEoE or 3braRAL SuPaRIMruSp pav1
wilAinxton. X a.. June 3, ,s1s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-03
LOOK FOR f.
RAILROADS.,
EILMIHGT0A COLUMBIA

AUGUSTA RAIlR0AD ca
OFFIUE OF GF,'l, etrFbIN11 MIN
.WItNrwarow, n. o.. JnIy 1, 1873.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
"GleanIngs for the Curious"

We have examined this charming book,
and lind it filled TO repletion with the cholc-
est gleaniugs from the harvest fields of liter
ature There is something in it to every
bodys tastes.
All literaluge has been raEel for curiosi-
ties in history, manners and morals anec-
dotes, poems, retorts, and the result is the
most comprehensive and unique Hiclcpigc
that We have ever seen between covers.
1t is volume that may be opened and
read ut any place ut any time, for moment
or for hours, with pleasure, advantage and
ediflcation.
The agent, Mr.. Charles Parker, pcrmn-
nent resident OF Dallas, is now canvassing
this city for the sale of this handsome and
most useful work.
This book Is the labor of life time, 1t was
collated by DR.. Charles G. Bombaueh, of
Baltimore, Maryland. We commend il TO
the public generally, and to the especial IA
vor OF our citizens. aug2ldlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
MISDIRECTED TALENT.
In Jail tor Forging IL rime.Check on
the Texas and Pacific Railway.

Daring the last of July, Peter Brady
sold to Mr.. Martineau, keeper of
beer-saloon ON Main street, a time
check calling for twenty dollars, said
to DO due for work done as secton-hand
on the Texas and Pacific railway. The
buyer, of course, made his little per-
centage in the transaction, and the
seller got ny drunk rs an owl for
his part of the play. Mr.. Martin
eau kept the check until the III.
teenth of this month, the regular
payday of the company upon
which IL was drawn, and then sent il
to Marshall for presentation to the
paymaster by an engineer named
White. The paper was ut once pro-
nounced forgery, and thrown out by
the disbursing officer. The news of
this Mortified Mr., Martineau, and he
instituted vigilant search for Brady
Not finding the tricky b., u warrant
was sworn out and given to an officer
with instructions TO "collar" the scamp
ON sight. But Brady did not turn up
till yesterday, at least where the officer
could see him, and possibly thought
the affair had been forgotten. But
1t hadn't, aud yesterday morning
he was nabbed and taken before
Judge Burford, who, after hearing
the evidence, held him in bonds
of five hundred dollars, in de-
fault Of which he now rests In mil.
Brady was, ut the time of selling the
check, n section-hand on the railroad.
aud from the clever manner In which
the forgery was executed, must be
man Of more intelligence and educa-
ton than is usually found in such
walks of life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

w. II. Coker to Amanda Miller, lot
of land 25XlOO feet on Elm street, in
city of Dallas, 5000.
II. Mcdowell and wife to G.. II.
Wright, acres of land on waters OF
Five Mile Creek, $685.
Louis A. Bryan TO Jas. d. StrattOn,
1850 acres Of land out Of the H. w. l..
Hodges Survey, 81 300.
Il. J. Mathis and wife to G. A. Floyd,
100 acres OF land on waters of Five
Mile creek, 5000.
Albert Sanders and wife to Julia
Holloway, lot No. ., in block No. 50,
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
addition to City of Dallas 500.
John w. Miller to j. A. Ewing, one
halt interest in acres of land out OF
the G. l.. Hass' Survey, including mill
property, $1,000.
ia. Askey and wife TO John Il,
Witt, 1905 acres of land, about % miles
n. 5G' W. from Dallas, 5000.
David Letter and wife to VIM. Loter
30 acres of land, on waters Of Ten
Mile creek, SIS.
VIM. M. Haskell and wife to Dallas
Real Estate Building Association, loJ
~ in beck $40, in the Live Oak prop
erty, SIG.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
TASTEL.EE:SS
MEDICINES,

a prominent New York physician lately
complained to DUNDAS DICK n 90. nbon,
tneir SANDALwOoD on CAPSULES. stntins
Inn ,S sometimes they cured miraculousiy,
put uhaI patient of his had tilllpu them
without effect. On being informed thai se,
erai mutations Were sold he inquired ana
iounu ms patient hal not been ka6iu1 MIN
DAS DICK X CO.'S.
nave happened TO Others, and DIjNnNS
Dioh " W. take This method of PROTECTING
phBSicl03lS, druggists ana Themselves nnn mr.
Eehtihs OIL or SANDALwooD from coming
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Cnn.
SUES VIII continue To do 10, for they con-
TAN the pure oil In the best ana chenn.
est form. 'p'
q DuNDAS DICK " co, use more OIL oy
SSANDALWoop than all the Wholesale nnd
he,aii Druggists and Perfumers In the I'M.
teu states combined, and this Ia tho snIn
re- s Why the pure OIL Is sold chcaper
Al n ,nei AZ capsules thnn In any other form.
Oil OF SANDALWOOD il fast snnarsad
ing every other remedy sixty Cnpsulas onIy
neing required to insure u safe and certain
n ,,g ~ SIX or eight days. From no other
'n nliNma Gan RIPS lhis result be Ind;
solve the problem, long considered bv emI.
neht physicians, OF lS1H to avoid the nnuseo
ahd ulSgust experienced in swnllowin"
wnion are wei known to detract from, ifnot
remedies. many f"iuaple
500 soit CAPSULES are put up in tin-fon. ana
nen. ooXes, thirty In each, and are the onlv
TAsTEiESS MEDICINES. nstor an
ny, many other nauseous med iclnes ean hn
tnk S onslly md safely In DUNDIS DICyS
~, swS FTCAPSULES. No TASTE
~ These were the only CaDsuIcs M.
".,eu 10 The last Paris Exposit,ou
a, SenI ior circulars To 10 Wooster street N v
sU onaI All ALL DRUG STORES MERE
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Di.ir,e, ur,minn, Court.

The trial OF Ollleland for Killing
Stevens was continued yesterday be-
fore this tribunal. The testimony in
the case, embracing the evidence Of
about thirty witnesses, all IN, and
the arguments Of counsel commenced.
The case will 90 to the jury this after
noon, should the argument be closed
In time, Of which there il some doubt,
az three attorneys have gotto be heard.
Monday will be devoted to the hear
Ing OF several misdemeauor cases.
The trial of Stone and Garrett, for
the killing Of Cox, is set for Tuesday.
The tragedy WAS enacted in the au-
tnmn of last year, some four miles
north of the city.
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In justice to The parties accllrhd Of
this foul crime we publish the other
side of the story hs given IN the Com
nicrcial Of yesterday afternoons
Mrs. Stone has been living with her
father and mother for several years, in
retirement, but not IN confinement.
She wished to go to some place which
her mother refused to allow her to vls-
IL. Harsh words ensued she started
out; Fred Cullen snatched II piece OF
hoop from her hand and struck her
twice. The hoop IL sixteen inches
long and light Of weight. Mrs. Stone
informed Sheriff Barkley that she re-
turned home voluntarily, and did not
wish to leave. Mrs. Cullen and her
two daughters were attached day be-
fore yesterday to appear before the
grand jury. After the grand jury ad-
journed, they offered to give bond, but
were not allowed to do 10. They were
kept under guard till noon yesterday,
when the Judge was appealed to, and
they were released without being taken
before the grand jury.
AS soon as further developments are
made in this somewhat mysterious af-
far, fnE HERALD will lay them be-
fole the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
MESSItS. HUGHES a. co.
General Commission Merchants, No
I0e North Commercial Street,
NJ. Louis.

This firm makes speciality of the
sale of grain, cotton, wool, hides, etc.
and isprepared to make liberal cash ad
vances on con signments of these arti-
cles In st. Louis, or to their correspond
ents, Messrs. Alex. Willard & Sons,
Philadelphia, and Thayer, Brigham 4.
Co., Boston. Messrs. Hughes 4 Co.
have been selling Texas wheat at 81 .55
per bushel, portion of which was
shipped them by Thomas Hayden, of
F0rney Station. st. Louis millers.are
anxious to buy Texas wheat, it being
the best received In st. Louis this sea-
son, and the figures paid for it prove
that the supply has never been equal
to the demand. This house furnishes
daily reports of the st. Louis market
to their shippers. Write them for full
information, samples of grain, etc.
Two-thirds of Dallas market value will
be advanced on shipments with draft
and bill of lading attached. Hughes
" Co. are prepared to promptly I'll or
ders for any description of merchan-
disc, but do an exclusively cash busi-
mesa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28

Frank Edwards pleaded not guilty
to a charge of having used profane,
abusive and obscene language toward
Charles Austin, and his attorney
moved to quosh proceedings. But It
was no go, the proof was too strong,
and Frank was mulcted in the sum of
ten dollars and costs.
The charge made by Mr.. ]. II. Scott
that j. e. Bennett had wantonly and
mallciously interfered with his fcnc Q,
was not sustained by the evidence,
and Mr.. Bennett was allowed to 20.
The next case was cross-bill filed
by Bennett against Scott, for cursing
and abusing him, hut II wouldn't stick,
and Scott was discharged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
A siight MISUNDERSTANDING,

"Have you seen the great restorer@'
asked one OF our near-sighted friends
OF another, u few daya ago. "The great
Ristori! Oh yes, heard her as Elsa
oefh. Grand woman, sir. Wish I
wasn't so short-sighted; then could
zee her MS well as hear her." III don't
mean her. l mean the Great Restorer
Of sight, the Diamond Spectacles. (,
manufactured by the Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Company. Get pair
OF them at once, and they will double
your pleasure by enabling you to see
the tragic queen US well az hear her -
For sale at J, M. Grams, Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Local and telegraphic market re-
ports, on third page.
An even half hundred guests en-
JOY the hospitality of Captain Walk
er Mt the county Jail.
1t IL said by those who pretend to
know, that keno will be re-opened to-
night. And the grand jury in session,
too.
--Aunspaugh &c Farrar, bankers and
brokers, have removed their Office To
the commodous rooms over the First
National Bank.
The news of the return of Ielmbold
from Europe, has got country papers
to looking up their old Buchu stero-
types, In anticipation of an advertising
order from the Doctor.
Down ut Waxahachie, lfa young
man sits up too late with his sweet
heart, the old folks come into the par
Tor and with refined sarcasm, ask him
to remain few minutes longer and
take breakfast with the family.
The nlmble-ilngered darkies who
propose to gather the cotton crop OF
this section, are surely advocates, in
their small way, Of a hard-money poll
cy. Brokers tell us that silver adyan.
ced one-and-a-half cents yesterday, be.
cause ofthe demand by planters for
coin to pay their cotton-pickers.
Attention 10 called to the adver.
tisement of A. c. Berry, builder and
contractor Of brick, stone and frame
buildings, office on Commerce street
next to Judge Barksdale's old resi-.
dence. Mr.. Berry also keeps brick
for sale, and has desirable residences
and lots for sale aud exchange. See
card.
Elias Howe nearly starved before
he perfected the sewing-nachlne
which bears his name. But that he
ala perfect Il thousands OF ladies' viii
bear cheerful testimony, and Tint Il IA
MI ne ever claimed for II Mr.. J. &.
Leachman, the agent for this city, viii
be guaranty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28

ADVERTISING
NlNETl-EIGHTH EDITION.

containing q complete list of nh tho ,ou,,,
IN .no united states, the Territories md iho
a no,,,ininn OF Canada, having u population
greater thnn 5000 according To tho Inst con.
sus, together with the names of the new ann
pers having the largest local circulation IL,
o es OF tlle places named, Also, n cntnlonue
OF newspapers which Rre recoinmunIc,1 ~
advertisers ny giving greatest whine IN nro w
portion 70 prices charged Also iii newsno.
ners IN the United States and Canada prini-
Ing over 1000 each issue, Also, Mi ia IA
iiyious, Agricultural, ScientifIc and Macbnn-
,vnl Meulc.l, Masonic, Juvenile, Edncn.
Iionai, commercial, Insurance., Real Esi"te.
INV, sporting; Musical. Fashion and otha,.
special class Journals; very compioi" Jil s,usr
nosetner with complete list of over loo Oar
i nisn papers printed In the United Staloa
Ms, Aiso, ~, essay upon advertising: MANY w..
PICS on rates. showing the cost OF IA variis,,n,r
W., ~ ,c w. newspapers, and everythmg
w w Rnaww oegihner In advertising would liza
Address Address GEO. p, RowEi.L 4 CO..
""h''uiW VI Park Row, New YORK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28

Mr.. j. Y. Turbevlle announced, ly
hand-biIl, yesterday that he will de-
liver lecture IN about six weeks on
"Prophecy,r and that no Indies under
sixty years will he admitted. Johns
audience, il audience he gathers, Will
be made up solely Of men, for where
Is the lady sixty years old who has
not too much sense to want to hear
anything he has to say?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. A. d. Johnson, of this city, is
enjoying the delights Of Hot Springs.
Mr.. w. l.. Andrews, editor of the
Ellis County News, published at Ennis,
called upon TnE HERALD yesterday,
The News is Il live, wde-awake paper,
and receives, ~ it certainly deserves,
n hearty support from the people of It's
county. MIR. A. will call upon the bus
mess men of the city for advertising
lavors to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
SOCIETY," NOTES.
Delightful S0ciabIe AZ the Residence
of Captain Morton Wednesday
Night.

In honor of the departure of Mrs
General Cabell from the city, ON
II visit to Arkansas, and the return of
her charming daughter, Miss Kate, to
school at the Convent, both of which
events will take place ut an early dizzy,
II delightful sociable was given by Mrs.
Captain Morton, ut the family resi-
dence on Commerce street, last Wed
nesday evening. Welcomed by the
accomplished hostess with that warm
cordiality which characterizes the lady
among her friends, the guests spent an
evening that will be marked in their
calendars with red letter. OF
the numerous ladies present, all dress
cd in exquisite toilets, wore Mrs. Gen
cral CaUell, Mrs. Dr. Spencer, Mrs.
Leachman, Mrs. Martineau, Mrs.
DR.. Newsom, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Perry, Miss Felicia Dropc, Miss Katie
Cabell, Miss Bette Norton, Miss Mag
gle Norton, bliss ella Greer, Miss
Williams, Miss Young, Miss Petit,
Miss Booming, the Misses Carlton
Miss Mary Merton and Miss
Mary Morton. Lively converse
ton, interspersed with music, caused
the evening to pass away only too
quickly, and with many wishes OF
health and happiness to the ladies in
whose honor they had assembled, and
OF compliments to their fair hostess,
the happy company dispersed to their
homes to enjoy in dreams the reality
that had gone before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
10 tho lldids of Dallas.

All parties wiahing TO purchase Sewing
Mnchines will do wen to call NJ 73S Main
street, and examine tho most complete stocl,
OF Singers New Improved Family Machines
ever received In Dallas. We keep ON hand q
fun assortment of attachments, oil aud
parts. All sizes OF needles for every kind Of
machine NJ 80 cents per dozen. Don't forget
u call and zee MS.
aug2ldlw A. WOOD, Manager.
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Notice.

Mr.. b. G. Seegar il the duly author
lied travelling agent OF The DALLAS
HERALD PAINTING COMPANY, with full
authority to solicit aud receipt for sub
scrlptions, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
W. Q, HOLLAND,
business Manager.
italian I,tiu 1 1914
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aug27d3twlt

W. f. LYrE ~ Co., real estate agents, No,
lOy Lamar street, beg leave TO call the atten-
ton OF persons wishing TO purchase real o.
tate to the extensive llsts.oI property on their
bulletin boards in and outside ofthclr Office,
under the respective heads OF "lmproved
City Property, "Vacant CITY Lots, ""Farms'
aud "UnimpIoYcd and Willd Lands" om-
bracing business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots, and number of very desir-
able residences situated in every quarter of
the city. Also large tracts Of wild lands In
Dallas and other counties ottho State, besides
Il number Of farms of various sizes, Include
ing several large and highly improved plan
tations within five miles of the city OF Dallas.
nuuOEltf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28

Speaking of private sociable which
he attended Tuesday night at the resi-
dence ofa "Teutonlan" friend, the To-
chi editor of the Marshall Herald says
that " the host aud hostess receives
their friends In the most hospital man.
ner,p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
DALLAS, August Is, 1875.

The copartnershIp heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned, in the practice %
law, Is, by mutual consent, thus day dis
thoriZcd to settle the outstanding indebted
ness of the lato firm. Those indebted Will
pie use call ana settle either by note or cash.
JOHN NJ. STEMMONS.
CHAS. 4. MURltlSS.
uuglJu2W- WIN
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WIN open the first session in the Dallas Col
lege stone building on the first Monday IN
September, 1875. The Institution n l., charge
corps of tcachclsin the literary and musical
departments.
TUITION Primary classcs....S 00 per month
Preparatory cloescs..,..,,,,... 3 10 per month
College ollssea,.-".."...... W per month
Music casses...",."..,.,.. 3 10 per month
augi2tilSept
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For Rent.

An office lGxaO feet, well ventilated Also
two rooms, second ioor 2jx55 ioet, or one
room 5lxSl feet. All ON Camp street. near
postoilce, and in brick house neatly plas,
tefed' JNO. II. BRYAN
pup17llw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28

lfgcntlemcn want good Washing ana neat
Ironing, take their clothes 10 Madame
Cromwell, corner Pacific Avenue and River
streets, near Ruilroad bridge. None but
gents clothes solicited. Responsible for MI
received at our oillre. aug7dlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Board.
Dallas, July |, 1879.

Four gentlemen can he accommodated
With board at ~ 0Oper week In pleasant
portion OF tho city, ton minutes walk from
the postoiiice. References required. Address
"SOLIClTOR,"
aug20dlt Herald ONCE.
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augl5d2w vim
a Card.

W. G. SICNLEs Il CO.,
Grocers and dealers In Produce, GIG Elm
street, viii furnish Bagging and Tief to thcli
country friends, and ship their crops or il
planters wish to consgn cotton or wheat 10
their friends In Gulvestoa, they will make
very liberal advances.
W. G. SlUkELS,
July 20. W. H. COX Et.
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q lilly Gerala.
SATURDAY MORNING -; AUGUST IS
TIE DAILY mEnALn

VIII be found ou sale by the news
boys on all trnins Of the reSas end
and Pacific railway, and at tho news
stands la the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28

IL. q. RUST Ia duly authorized To solicit and
make contracts for advertising, Job work
and subscription for TnE DALLAS HERALD.
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persons Goinn Wosi

10 buy lands should call on Dnughcrty
Conncllen ~ zimmerman, Land Agents, oven
the poSiQiico, aud obtain u list OF landsth they
are oliCrihg for salo. nnglSdtf
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Wanted

Some ono 10 erect good mill In Eastland
county. 10 ascertain the advantages the To-
cation offers, SEQ Duughcriy, C0nnelee u
zimmerman. auglSdtf
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MEMORY OFGEN. SAM HOUSTON,
Dallas Broom Factory,

ia. RUSSELL " co., Props.
corner OF Griffith and Patterson streets, NJ
foihtor ~ Shields old warehouse
Manufacture brooms and brushes Of all
KINDS OF the beat material, and All warrant
eu' Are prepared to M orders ~ wholesale
Snehper thitn can be bought elsewhere. ur-
ue , solloitcd ana promptly illled. The hlgll'
d TO auglSwy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28
CITY BUSINESS.
SllERIFP'S OFFICE, }
UALLAs, I,Xas, AngnAL ", 1915. /

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10 the EditOr of the Dallas Herald
Mr.. ". j, Irwin, Marshall Of the city OF
sherman, has In his possession ten horses
supposed to have been stolen nom Dallas
county. one sorrel mare, l5% hnnds high,
or 4 years old no brands or marks; one bay
horse, 49, hands high, years old, no brands
remembered. Further information can DO
obtained from WI. Wiley aud NJ. Z, Evans,
now confined In your Jail,
The owners can have the horses by giving
proofs aud paying charges.
W.. j. ERWIN, Marshall,
aug27d3twlt sherman, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28

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