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, 1876-11-09
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

A meeting Of tho First Ward Republican
Club will be held this evening At tho hall, cor
ner OF Clark md Luke atrccts. .
Tho I.at!les' Mite Society Of tho Trinity NJ E.
Church will give m oyster supper this evening
at tho church, corner of Indiana avcnue aud
Twcnty-third street.
Tho election Is now over, and tho FREQ En-
ploymcnt Bureau, 1l5 Fifth ascnuc, hopes to be
among tho first to experience better tncsto the
Worklng-claasc:. Mechanics ana iaoo3cfs a1o
duly applying for work.
t. Tho temperature yesterday. as observed l'y
Rfar,a.sc, ortielan, S. Aiadtsoll street ITR.DuNE
BuiidIng) was at a. r1., 40 degrees; 10 q. m.,
ctcr at a. M, 80.oi; s .. m., 1910
AT meeting Of the. lady managers Of tho
Homo OF tho Fricndlcas yestcninys arrange.
TINT institution, ntld TITO business of tho recent
dramatic entertainment ut Standard Hall was
settled.
Miss Alta n. Hnlctt, tho well.known and
esteemed lady lawyer If thls, city, who l'aa
profession within a few. years past, is about to
take up her residcnce In California, the step
being necessary on account Of ill-hcattt:
:. Tho Y. NJ. 4. Band Of Hope will girc micro
scoptcal and musical entertainment IN Lower
Farwell Hall this evening at 40 o'clock. rrof.
14AnrEuLut IIOl* NuuWf 14les HuHt AA4 UkACIo
will tase part, aud Mr.. Charles n. Morton, Of
Brooklyn, will deliver the address. Admission
free.
Tlls opera Of "1l Troyatorc" was repeated
last evening to good l,ousg, and this evening
"Faustn will boGycn, with Mile. Martinez In tho
successfully Inst week. Tomorrow evening
''Tlo Bohemian Cir" will bo presented ii
English.
George Landbuzn, an 1eLycar.old son Of
Alonzo Landburp. Of No. rs Victoria avenue,
whllo doing some stablo work at o'clock yes
terday afternoon, accidentally trippcd and fell
and 4 small poekct-knifc which he held In his
hnnd ,rns thus furccd tntu hts left breast, tn-
Aicting wound from which Dr.. Bliss fcars ho
cannot recover.
William Miller, an cmptoyc at tho Union
Rolling Mills, was yesterday dangerously. II
cinder, which ha1 been thrown intu q pool OF
water to cool. lit was removed to Ills resi-
dcncc, No. 123 Locust street, where he received
medical Attendance but tho physicians were
unable to say whether or not tho wounds would
prove fatal.
The Hospital Fruit Mission will hold It's
monthly meeting ut 150 Madison street punctu-
ally nt 10 o'clock tha morning. New members
arc especially desired, as It Is intended to carry
on THIS work through tho winter. Donations Of
money, fruit, jc1lica, or anything to alleviate
the suffering SILK, nrc5 earnestly solicited, and
mny be sent TO 1Go Afadson strGet, caro- uf ".
w. Vannrsdalc.
The sixth annual ball for the benefit Of 1Ia},-
noinann Hospital will take p!ase at Martinc's
bouth-Sitlc Hall thls cYeninE. Tickets can be
obtainc. at tho Homeopathic pharmacies and
at tho hall. This promises to ba ati unusually
severe wtt'tsr. aud our charitable Institutions
will be called upon to do MI unusual amount of
charitable work. Honc OF tho moucy contrtbut..
cd to this hospital goes towards tho payment Of
tho physicians connected with 1t. Their service
tsElren grutuitously.
, 1876-11-09

20 tho Tkstern Astocfuted i,rfta
DEs MoINEs. Iowa, Nov. 8.-Rcports wcro re-
ceivcd here to-day Of IL bloody tragedy In the
northeast part Ut Dallas County. Anan named
Alaran and hts brother got In quarrel. Their
mother iutorfcrel TO separate them, when
Maran drew largo knife and plunged IT into
her body, killing her Instantly. Tho brother
then fed, Afaran's chlldron gotns with him.
Maran followed with tho knife, bM. they effected
tlleir escape. Marau went to q Catholic priest
threw up Ills hands, saying: ~ have killed my
mother; sec, sec tho blood" He was arrested
and lodged In 1aIl,
, 1876-11-09

49,
1lOItNER-AtA:1,a a, nj. NM ..,a,>>..>--..
years and i months, Ai"3hcs, aSrd Il
cnne. msaeff Tarsay s% 's'sGss moinss 4 ~ @ ,
ploasc cupy. VII" 'Ns''''' Tex, rapets
IL ,%E1sSiT2-Eov. sS T. =, at g:11 p, u,,. r,o,
Mi Norh yeyeyk NJ :, ha .S ences eIst, Ge
hill. ~ ~ - D. M, 10 1,o,e.
aAafMoS-At Worcester Mar,.. nm H.. -,
1a y; HI. Gsaarlcs a. hcsosod only son ii t. Gam s s
HALP1N.on "Wednesday, ,.oy.
and l months AA"'i'''' hscd ycar.
ranesa1 .an ;a,t fsEm ta residence of his r,,cn,
asao O'Clock. to Calvary by carriages. r4's'''' At
, 1876-11-09
OCEAN sTeAys up NEWS.

NEW YoaK, Nuys8.-Af:ived, steamers Car.-
ada, from Heyrc; State u pcnusylSania, from
Glasgow, ,.-.
Steamships CaliforuIa and Franco, from New
York, 'nul Lord Give, from Philadelphia, and
Atlas, from boston, hays arrived out.
New foNX, Nov. B--Arrsyt1, steamer aeryla,
from H4mhurg
SouTil4upri,N, Nov. 8.--stea1uship Moscl,
frvlu Now Ysik. has arrlysl.
, 1876-11-09
1fEKICO,


TIE NEfVl4VIIOH III INU VVTs
HAVANA, Nov. 8.-Atlvicca from the City Of
Mexico to tile Goth ultlno report that Lcrtlo
Tjerto YVES declared clcctcl President by 13i
to IS.
Tho Pronuncialos aro throwing down their
arms In various directions. Their resources arc
all exhausted, and u tsua1 collapse is expected,
0axaca still gives trouble, but Gen. Uiaz uuu
hts followers arc compelled to Necp In tho
mountains, aud arc atraisl tn meet the Govern
mcRt troups.
, 1876-11-09

A TERRIBLE FALL.
CL1sros, ILL.,, Nov. s.-ThIs morning, at half
past o'clock, Capt. J. ". Wool fell, while ut
work on the railroad bridge over Salt Creek,
near Dewitt, some twcnty-fvo feet, allgitng on
solid rocks, antl receiving internal Injuries Of
a very serious nnturc. Ifo was Immediately
brought to this city, whoro medical aid was
summoned to his relief. 1Iu Is now lying In O
vury critical condition.
, 1876-11-09

ncar bo@b; ), t,r % lorri5ia@ M @ Matier, aal ,nada
rato II npsabl observation, III uujernti. StamI-
tng under t. trop he whispered 10 the c1ectl
tuner, " III 90 mluutc What lot ! shall
kAVTsH .
, 1876-11-09

OBTAINED ALL THE HON0RS.
All tho honors attniuablo at tho Centennial
werc awarded to the new "Auto1natlc" }" sewing
machine Ut the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ala-
chine Company, eco aMd 213 Wabash avenue,
ChtcAEu.
, 1876-11-09

Special Dtpatch to The 7tfbuHe
GRAND TowEn, ILL.,. Nov. ga young man
named Fred Able, Of this place, fell In the
river and was drowned this evening, whi1o push
Ing ilat from the steamer Bcl1o Memphis. The
body has not yet been recovered.
, 1876-11-09
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. c., Nov. a-1 q. m.-Tor
tho Uppcr-Lako region, northeast to southeast
winds, stationary followed by falling barometer,
warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower-Lakc region, uorthcrly winds,
slightly cooler, cloudy and clearing wuathcr, and
stationary barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Gf1oAHo. NoY. f.
, 1876-11-09
ITALY.

ANToNELLrs FuAHRA1r
RoAx, Nov. 8,-CarlInM Antonolli was bu-
y:ed OH Tuesday night In the family mausoleum,
in the cemetery Of Ut. Loreuxo.
, 1876-11-09
FRANCE.


LONDON. Nov. % a.nl.-'rhe Staadarda Parls
special says: Tlcse is i sR1it III tho Cabinet.
Dc Marcez, Minister Ut tho interior, complains
Of H. Duiaue1ts suycrtty towards the ltcpubil-
cali press. II IS reported that the Left purpose
m Interpolation On the subject.
, 1876-11-09

EEsIGNATioA ACCEPTED.
CAyRo, Nov. 8,-The kAediyo has accepted
the resignation Of President sc!alo,a, Of tho I-
tcrnatlonul Commission.
, 1876-11-09

wa1rantee DECD Of certain Chicago property
her fatcr, Z. d. Hamilton, En-; silver carl,
ssrsvsr '. qna bouquet oer .,ytr NJ ea, sII
lauehter; silver bououet-lnlder, Air. My
ron b. Downs; photographic album, Miss suslc
Alexander; broIl!e htntucttc, Mr. anu Mrs
T. s'%ons ;fsi ps9 9: ei 1ses H. s. = fInney;
rInIeyi bird ava sago. ,3 NJ: IN. md
r llodgsSn svs5 nn catsa's pskiieeafftsT,, ft,,,
tllsh and plates, J. Y. and Mrs; II. Nqtkan;
John X: uo5ic; silver easc,ba.ket: NJ. n,a
S!rs A., p g.. e Nso1s; syss .,t !; f;!ss ss,a:
from tic groom; silver frat!lish and bouquct-
holder. Mr. and Mrs. H., T. Mallory; silver
oystcrit Mr s. D. Raath; ann sysf ns;f
bsonzu stasue.to, s1r, md :alrs. Albert Jack;
silver car.l-rescivcr, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney g:
Blair; patr, OF opcra:g1asscs,, Mr.. jerome ".
1ao!mcs, ,. sycr sass aax Ssr1a ,1d9fa i9Ss
Silver r napkin:raEs, Air. G. i. Mallory; case of
silver, Miss Hamilton; .jewsry box, slr. Henry
!.ibcrinan; silver cart1.recciycr, Mr.. JOHN r;
Mra. s. 1lallocls; ensc Ut silver teaspoons, alr.
md Mrs. c. .. pcacnrk; silver pteksc stand,
Mr. George IL. Cole; toilet stand, Mr.. Fred D.
Hamilton.
There were prcscnt at the wedding, NJ. and
Mrs. D. 1: Dot'nc, Mr.. and Mrs. A!hers sfason,
15r. L. D. loot,e, the Misses Gillette, Mtss
Gertrude Ryder. Mi.. Hattie titsl,, M's. It's, suse @
D. c. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Iiansbtouch,
Mr. and Mr: g. y lo',nc, NJ: dt.aa aud Ars ,9 9;
Mrs. u, N. Waterbury, sfr. and Atrs. ?. g. Ham
tlton, Mira. Gilbert of Bo:son, Miss Gertie Coe,
Gctl. md Mrs. i. N. Edreslgc, ~. and Mr; =.
II. sotlrtclottc. air, anu Mrs. II. L. Mallory, Mr.
anl Mrs. Justin 1.oonls. Mr.. md Mrs: Mortimer
Holmes, ,iss Fannie Doonc, Miss lfnttIe li!l-
more, Miss Fanny Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Will
! lam Wcst!akc, Mr. II. E. Marble, Mr., l.. Q.
Phulps, Mr. Gould, anu Mhcr lat.cs AMI gentle
men who arc mentioned In tho list of presents
The i,appy couple left for the East Inst cvon-
! i,ig. and propose to enjoy all tho Sightseeing
| they Gun comprehend In q somewhat extended
| tour.
Fo1-sTowELL,
Afr. Chnrlcs E. Fox, nt Detroit, Who'll night
wcdtfctt Miss Emma 4. StowGtl, one Of Pcoria'a
fairest daughters, ut her lonr III pcorta will re-
ccLse Ills mid his hrdu'a Chicago friends at tho
fremont lIousc to-day.
, 1876-11-09

DOYs4 LEG BROKEN.
10 The Ttstern Assoetditd F5e&s.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-Whllo helping unload
q p!ano hero to-tlny, a boy nbout II years old
had his leg broken below tho knco.
, 1876-11-09
THE ATMOSPHERE Of LOVE

The HTNuoFHtHt Uf lVFE
IL = pure, sweet breath. Thls dcstdesntum IL ono
Of tic results OF uung Sozodont, which not only
inyigorates and preserves tho teeth, but rendtrs
tho mouth Al fragrant as rOse.
, 1876-11-09

PANS. NOV. "a .elcgram from Japan,
dated Nov. 8, says the Japanese naval and MILL
, 1876-11-09

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sSlpREt-SoRTIIwAr-Noy,7 - =. h..~>1s--- a,---,
Ea!1Iow., At tho residence at 4. Il. t,coy ~ n!ihap
III Mia. vinas sfS Yorhwis sy Chicago toiAsY r.
papers please copy. e'"h1s, n. r..
, 1876-11-09
Q3iTuARY.

.,saScr sMn rt4aTicisco. taiv Nov. s-sa1ca, pa,,, -,
''0"'"e' Guy u sy'ncy,y'a lIoi,v,ai,a. Nall
OBITUARY,
LAroRrE, 1nd., Nov. s".fo, s frn9H';; IT,.
e si1' M. On orh,n o,a WORTHY and Respected eE,.s
Will and ettnn 1t liz eatS IL as s. Long sea enn.e,
of' the bank of Hall, Weaver t. u, .n' DiFcctori
,... SUICIDE,
oos1En Clrr, Nov. s.-1ohn nasn,o,
merry Of st. L,uis, su'cldol IN na,a, n1susoa, for"
the 9Th Inst. by shooting. " eA'"oel on
YELLOW FEVER,
sAvAFNAIt, Ga, Nov. 8.--Dcn,h.
, 1876-11-09
tarv force nttnehe1 the Insurgents TINT tlny Mt
Eagn, in the rsnylntc Of Nagato. Tho 'nastt-
gents Wrre beaten n,Nl (c'1.

SPAIN.
DIED,
MADntp, Nov. s.-Tho Duchcs Of Aosta, tho
c1-Qucen Of Spnt1i, IA tlca.l.
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FirenInn's Hail.

The members of Hook and Ladder
Company No. > will give a grand fire
mans ball at Lively Hal! on the
third of October next, for the purpose
of raising funds to assist them i'll build
ing truck house on the lot already
purchased by the company in East
Dallas, on Elm street.
Our citizens are cordially invited to
attend and contribute u small sum;
and those who do so will not only be
amply repaid on that evening, but in
the future that sum may be worth a
hundred fold.
A splendid supper will be prepared,
furnishing refreshments to please the
taste of everybody. An elegant gold
headed cane will be voted to the most
popular fireman of Dallas-a fine sad
die and birdie to the most popular a
DIV, and beautiful silver goblet to the
most popular alderman.
Perfect decorum will he kept, and
none but ladies and gentlemen Will be
allowed on the floor.
The gentlemen who compose the
committees will be asuillcientguarante'
that improper persons will not be al
| lowed to enter the hall.
Professor George will conduct the
dance aud Professor Parker's Germa
mia band will furnish music for the oc
casion.
The firemen appeal to our citizens t'
aid them in this laudible undertaK
ing. BY aiding them you will prove
that you appreciate their services ana
YOU will never regret It'd.
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HEALTAIS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by Or.
Geo. 5. Coleman, Dallas, Texas, Is an inmlln-
Bile cure for Chronic Constipation, Sick ANA
| Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Torpid Liver,
| Nervous Debility and the long list OF dis
eases arising rom disordered stomach ana
COnstipated bowels.
| II viii relieve the worst cases OF nervous
| and SICK headaches IN from one To three
| hours. VIII cure themOst obstinate cases OF
| chronic constipation in from ten 10 thirty
| days.
| II Is the best and sureSt puggative ever
| used for any disease, being perfectly safe uh-
ucr All circumstances, uniailuB IN us ac-
d on, entirely free from any nausea, gripping,
or even unpleasantneSS. Possessing tonic
properties, "a thing unknown In ANY other
sure purgatiVel that puTlflts the brood ana
builds up the system in such manner that
the same effect is produced by roddced
dose until It's use may be discontinued ana u
permanent cure effected.
1t Is convenient, only requiring n glass of
water and can be tHken ut all times, ms It's
action will not interfere In either business
or pleasure,
lily analysis this preparation will he found
to contain all the medicinal properties OF
the White sulphur Spring Water, ~ taken
from the Springs,but in concentrated form,
each pint being equal 10 two gallons.
The medicinal properties of the SnlincS
and acids found in White sulphur Spring
Water are well understood by all well In
formed medical men. In fact, these sAlines
and acids prepared by nature, enter directly
into the composition of the blood, and no
blood can be healthy that LACKS any one o.
them in their proper proportion
Hence the sure and unvHrying action Of
this preparation. As soon as II Is taken II
enters into the blood, eXpelling all accumu-
lated poisons arising from Indigestion or
malaria, purifying the blood, and strength
ening the nervous system. clearing the com
pleXiOn and imparting general healthy
tone to the entire system.
1oput this IN the reach Of all, we are put
ting It up in two size bottles, the prices be-.
ing Twenty-Five cents and dollar, sold hy
druggists generally. -
GEO. \. COLEMAN a co.
DALLAB, TEXAS, July IL, 1876,
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such stock or make such bargains. 1t
Is beyond our power to tell half we
81" there, you will have to go and
look Tor yourselves, We know you'll
laugh and buy.
AS this is our first attempt At col.
lerttlng locals we hope that our friends
VIII not Judge harshly of our short
coming. Picking up locals TOR "A first
class daily newspaper is like rolling "A
heavily loadeu wheel.barrow up "A
steep hill on a rainy day. Fort Worth
Standard
Just come down tins way aud try
lodging one VI our road oyersaers
Getting locals amt nothing to IL even
IN as dull a town as Fort WORTH
COrsicana Observer.
Set your wits to work and invent n
seduction, the debauching of some
wife, fight in the dark with knives,
or similar slush, and palm it or for
facts. Such localizing has made its
mark in Dallas-for the slow unmoving
finger of scorn and contempt to point
at.
The Centennial ironing table,
patented 10y Mr. Robert AppIegate, is
now being manufactured in this city
by Il. A, Hughes, ESD at the corner
of Camp and Griffith streets. OF all
the desirable household articles for
labor saving and convenience, this In
vention seems to be superio'. Upon
1t can be ironed the arm Of coat, the
leg Of pair Of pants, counterpanes,
sheets, dresses, or the finest OF cam.
bric handkerchiefs, and the most deli.
cate OF lace collars. After use it folds
itself by simply lifting it from the
floor, and can be set aside without
taking up too much space. Mr..
Hughes, we feel persuaded, will have
10 difficulty in making large sales
The board is sold at the moderate sum
Of five dollars.
The machinery Of the new COM
press was tried on yesterday. Despite
some slight ltakages and cscupcments |
of steam from new joints, everything |
worked admirably. Under the migt, |
~ pressure Of Titanic machinery, Il
bale Of the staple can be llatteLrd like |
a pancake, in almost Il second of time. /
The reporter went through the r,ryu |
tor where the rash aud roar of wheat /
descending and ascending 20 AMI IroM
the large bins, suuude Ike Ia fail |
Ing Of mighty Hrter'. THIS elevator
and compress is a credit to Du'gs, and
is but another monument to tcr iu
domltuhip plUCk aud rutr ,'.-.
White the yard alouud the ro,npr,s
may now sc adequate 10 til" GrnunUs
OF couluerce, four mere years must
witness material enlargement, to
afford Il ace Tor the many thousands
of bales that will seek storage there
We notice in the Montreal Illus
trated News excellent cuts OF the Royal
Insurance Company's special
relief train en- route with provisions
for the sufferers at the great fire which
nearly destroyed st. Hyacinthe. The
general manager of the company, Mr..
Alfred Perry, no sooner learned of this
great disaster to one of the most beau
tiful of Canadian cities than he pro-
ceeded to buy two car loads of provi-
sions, and by working steadily all
night, he rushed his train of at 1 |
O'clock the next morning, bringing the |
much needed relief to many homeless
and suffering people. We are pleased |
to know that 50 generous a company |
is well represented here by that enter
prising firm of Kerfoot Il Hereford.
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where and Why ?

This question is often heard on our
streets, and from facts well known to
those who have visited the establish.
ment, it seems almost a miracle to find
every one who has invested at the New
York Clothing House speak so highly
of the house Their coming among Us
in the very dullest season Of the year,
the EXTREMITY large stock they carry, the
vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear,
where are they found2 They come
from New York, Of the large manuIac-
turing establishment of A, Steinbcrg ~
Co., 81 Walker street. And why can
they command sucha trade? They are
importers and manufacturers Of all they
sell and make it matter Of import
ance to let everybody find out that what
they sell is the best and lowest in price,
and have no opposition in the city of
Dallas, for they are daily represented in
the best market of the United States,
where, with cash, they can find many
opportunities for proper investments.
This house is located at SOB Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
from far and near can lay in their sup
plies at exact New York prices. Special
lines of Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Boots and Shoes and Notions,
augl5dtf
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Further Reduction.

Being enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line at reduction of u
per cent, deem it due my patrons tc
give them the benefit thereof, and
shall, therefore, from this date sell at a
REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT
On former prices am now receiving
the largest stock and most. complete as
sortment of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas. Orders by telegraph
promptly attended to- Orders filled
for any cemetery in the city,
A. W. MoRToN,
Undertaken, IS Cochran street Dallas,
Texas. jy22-f
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RHrAnnAl.

T. II. Toole, general director and pub
licator of Howes Great London Circus,
that is to exhibit in this city on Octo-
Der 18th, is In town and stopping at
the Lamar.
w. y. Blackwell, Esq, formerly
editor of the Kaufman Telegraph and
now solicitor for the WaXahachie En-
terprise, gave us call yesterday.
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From No. pa Ilarwood street ON Fri
day September lj 1876, a deep bay
horse 10 hands high. : brand ON Icft
shoulder white spot mtorrhcad, saddle.
marks ON withcrs. fresh collar marks
and skinned considerably about the
head A suitable reward will bo giycu
for its delivery at Bells stable ON Syca.
more street near Makct house.
SAINT TO- Lao
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COiau Msin sRd HsrsOOd StrOCtg
Burial Cases and .Cagketa
a. NJ I'D q q E Es I TT 20
kla1sz.2yaic5g IysiE.21ly1
DDHsH'l.'ssssz'''as ]! FIR EE1 HElasHHsllsI
EHzxEeNIEE1UEzNTHN

Pick up almost any newspaper published
north of the Red river and you viii see the
word FREE" In big black letters. Read be.
low II and you VIII ilnd Il request for the
names and address OF all the sons nul daugh-
tcrs of the North and East to be sent To
"IEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalin,
Missouri who will mail them without cost q
9fREE GUIDE TO TEXAS" the land Of
sunbealns, beautiful prairics and lovely val
legs. This book we have seen. IT Is accom-
panied with beautiful colOred maps, lllustra-
lions, rates of fare and freight, iull of inior-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands,
crops schools, churches, etc, Who pays for
it? THE MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS
RAILWAY, They nTo sending thousands to
all parts of the United States and Europe.
This goes 10 show whnt they IRE doing for
Texas. They have lately reduced their rates
OF fare Tor emlgiAnls almost Onc-hnlf Their
trains are crowded, aud special trains ARE
frequently run To accommodate the people,
They are spending thousands of dollars In
Texas They have twelve regular travelling
men employed distributing nee information
concerning Texas Throughout the United
states They ask our aid In their efforts
Patronlzo the MISSOURI, kANH,As
TEXAS RAILWAY. 90 NORTH VIA
DENlSON aud through the beautiful indian
Territory. They viii land you directly III
the Greht Union Depot In H. Louis They
don't compel you TO ride three or four lnlles
| through the back streets nnd alleys OF ~,
| Louis In n topping omnibus Ihey run tnelr
coaches and slcepcrS through 20 ~. Louis
| and enter the Union Depot, Is thern any
other line from TcNnH lhnt uoesY NO,
| They nlso run coaches nnuMeeplhfehrs rom
Texas 10 Hannibal and quincy. HAVE you
| any friends East looking towards Texas? II
NO, send their address 10 the undersigned and
| he will with pleasure forward them (and you
| nlso) "A beautiful pamphlet ana other inter
csting matter well worth the mere request.
| Address, JAS, u. BROWN,
une.daw.tf sedalia, Mo.
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Attention. DALLAS Fire Department.

Officers and members Of Hook and
Ladder Co. No. |, Hook and Ladder Co
no. ., Engine Co, No. and Engine Co
No. ., are requested to meet at Field
theatre ON Monday, October 2d, at Sp
m. Election of department. officers ioI
the ensuing year BY order of
NJ. ULLMANN, President.
p, W. LISsKIE, Secretary. sep'<ouo'
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DALLAS, September %, 1876.

/ have application for the following
600, $4,000 and $4,000, for three years
on real estate which would sell for three
times the amount loaned, interest one
per cent per month, payable quarterly
For particulars call upon or write to
f. T.. GUEDRY, Broker,
ssn2Bllw 1861 Lamar street, Dallas, IcAas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-26
Whnt,nc Druggists sny.

We, the undcrsigned DrugglstS OF Dallas,
Texas, having been selling DR.. Coleman h
Concentrated white sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, and having ample
opportunity oflearning OF It's effect upon the
parties to whom we have sold, do unheSita.
ung!y pronounce II one of the best remedies
upon the market. And for the diseases
mentioned In Or. COleman's circular, and os-
peciRlly chronic constipation, sick and ner-
vuus headaches and as IA common purgntive
we have never sold any preparation that
Rives such universal satisfaction.
Knowing its pleasant and unfaillng effects
together with It's perfect safety under all Cir-
cumstauces, we most cheelfully recommend
its use to the suffering everywhere.
CONNOR& WALKER,
GALLAWAH ~ GALE,
HOPKINS d HOWELL,
WILLIAMS q TOLLiVER.
HOYT Il COFFIN.
DALLAS, Texas, July /, 1876.