davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-19

Grhffmuns. Srau Tannp Sub.
Ter bat lire neuen Mooen fir Die Serbl #
laiion erbalten. Sielelbe bat in Dem
SADIE Die srDBte oeutlde &unol9aft.
11nIere Samen Iplten beute uno Sreitae
ibre neuen MtuIter BON 8onusts uno Si-
ten anleben. SiPielben lino nit pielsm
Gel9mad searbeltet.
, 1876-10-19
prot. 9enrp !. gaabes
: Afapemte,
Sale iiber @epD Srptbers.

@Ge ser 11ten uuo Watn Str.
Ndberes iber bic Ysrl9ieSenen &lalsn nnb
Der 2sGrarten tDtuen bel grof. 2aubs SO.
10 GAIT 9gpap StraBe, pper in Der Grabs-
ME erfragt weroet.
Die neuiten GanSe iperben 9elebrt.
Der llntsrri9t fir iunse 9amsn, MGt9en
unb 1aaben, finoet MittWphs unp &pnna-
benps> NamittNg5 pon A bis 6 llbr, ben Der
Serrsa Oisufass uaO Grsita9s,s Ntenps Spa
8 bis 10 llDr, ltltt. mi Int
, 1876-10-19

unaI1. 9ienltng Mbeno als Der
TSaaen oes Serrn @. 8. Butler, our1
Die Mtaintrabe fubr, liefen Die Yferoe
gcecn Elm Sau, wel6cs BEL ct. Nlbans
9oa iiber Die StraBe selpannt mar, po=
bur@ Der &utlder biuaus 9el6leuoert
iuuroc nno beinnunsslps anf's Yflalter
fiel.
, 1876-10-19

gBir MAIDEN auf Die Mn5eise Der So.
Jrib nno Surner aufmerflam. 0a piele
Jamilien ibr 8rOo lelbit baden, 10 t6n-
men lie ibr &ossen Wtebl in fleiner Ober
GROCER Auantitdt, brett bon Der MiibIe
fauien. 9as MtebL wel9es iie bort CT.
baIten 1T unperfdil@tes, reines 9aogsen
mlebl.
, 1876-10-19

70 etterberi6t ir beute.
Slcieenoes, eefol3t BON fadenocm Vn'
romctcr uno thermometer; flares ooer
tbeilpeiie luolfi9es Wetter; liioll6e uno
pltli6e Winoe.
, 1876-10-19
3m pc. rasicfbest+

Gin erpBe6 @runbfid nit 3 flinen Sam.
fern, Ode Safer uno ct gaul Ctr, 1T biQia
gu germif ben. Oalelbe III fir cine Mil6.
wiItbi0af! uue @emuleearten iebr e%esieuet.
Naberes bel S. Of. 5ag, 3immer 9ip. s.,
@uicm 9pale, peer in bsr @rpb- bs. ST., sa
erlragsn. d { Sin
, 1876-10-19

Scrr Mbr. Sofmnnn, &abbi Ser iiroc,
l,i0cn Gemcinoe, miro cine Nbenol0ule
an /. Nouembcr cr6Ifnen. NaA Dem
llrt6cil Nnoercr, Iino iuir iibcr5eu9t, oob
mir i'm cmpfc6len 0iirIen, uno Gltern
inn ibrc &inOcr nit Si0erbeit nnucr>
trauen fDnnen.
, 1876-10-19
DsnnetRag 10. OktObsr 1876.
&tQtt NihrnDno.

Sur 8ea6tun9. Nne politi=
fAsn Nnseigen miillen I'M 8Oraus be-
50Dlt megoen.
, 1876-10-19

3u8e, ipel8e Tidntrnb INT 1920 8. R. ~serfaTen, fats
req tagh1 CSptnt.99 dlsaeltpntlnenl unb taltan an BET
allen 9epObnlider Statipnen.
3H5e, pelde NidnpHo INN tf.i5 q. 81. ~perlaTen,
fabrei td9ltb une talten AT In SanpSer. Vpuifa Cor
nensptle Charlottesville Spg. Medun's 'Hiper. @reeu.
fppeo, 9odpnrftprp. Stdantpn, Gotten, WtQtprp', Gpp,
n9fef1 uno allen Stntip1en ipeftli6 BON Nacqbdns
Ae'ptnsipt attpn-3ise We laIsn Nii6mpnS fir 05pr4
eetspiue unp alien 3miidsn Statipnen tGalidb "a pnn.
tdes dus8enpmneni- th 4:50 q. 50. Die @aiaaiere
sies 3uges trefen I'm, $40 o. 50 lit Qpafb n tpn Elm
Yana9'ere fir 9 padburs IntSlepet nebmeaiSsn II As
Mabntttas 3ua "a Der 10 20 Mcreensua lid, nid,t ser.
6inssl NIT geaftingtcn gitv, girainia, MitiaHb nno
@reaf southern Gilehbabn3u9, nelde IicItt stbrn.
S@iat ~9Sd89pns. fatren nit aleq Na6t iiaen uup
TarlprsgSaeapn fabren nit ben tdsliden prf,Ipen 81.
! q Won g8bite sulphur Springs.
Atdet Sfltce ,tnt 9 tlafsg9asaon fnb ri $3.50 Mads
mi tag fur len / l:45 Na6mittd9 us pfeu.
3uie fpnmten tn 9fiGinpnb an ME fpiat:
@fgrsB . Sug td9l19 9. Wt.
9eN 5uatalliN (Spnntass altSsenptt. } UNI $40 u. Sd.
Aeep ripedtion3u tlslib (Sp1ntdgs ausa. 1900 8.W
5n9e, welbe in 0idn,pnb aafpnnien, falten Bel ZEN
Stattcnett an, ME pben.
S'e 3use %psrbtnsen ftb NIT BEN 3aeen FER Mitmpnb
iho Sanptle u"o Hidmpnb unb Yetersbura @ijenbabu,
ipnie Won ais mad Nidrpa5.
Napere NnSfunft ipesen 9reiic etc ip!rb in so. S26
@fath SIr, pper in Der Office Der 6pmpasnie ertbetlt.
Conway 81. Sciparo.
General gaiaeiers uab Qidst. Isent,
w. W. g. Dunn,
Saeenieur unb snperintenA ent. 27
, 1876-10-19
pus- 1tnb Wpbewaaren

Vub- un6 Wpbemaaren
jest gang %a7crtirt unb nit ben neucfsn Mp.
ben Der Sailpn pnleben.
S:rpb SGte gu 45c, pertb 81; 5ilS 5iite st
4Or., pertb 85c.; StrauBfebern gu 25r. pertb
75e.; sroBe StrauBfepern 5u 35r., ,pPrtb 90c,
$40. l Cardinal GtpbUn gu 20r., pertb 35c.
nnb ale anpern Sa9en in bemieltsn Ser
bdltniB.
9erbl. GrUHuun9 Spn fransETI9en Mutern
fur Scnuets unb quite wirb Opunerta9 uno
6reitas ben 10, uup 20, Sftpper %itattfiat Ell.
9rsile n~isrrisrr ais IL. I'm ~9iitiaen 3u-
iprV9 pirb sststsu.
Srau Sanute Sueter,
SO. 525 grpab StraBe,
ME ~ Spil9sn Der 5tsn ullp 6ten.
, 1876-10-19
epueftipnen BON .grieffolfen.

gon aalten an rem srei belonberen gpeoen.
It'tpe as Sfsrnfoitsn b%efannr iinb, 600 i,nb
40 .. ~, 80 NIB us q. M. @pnn
ta9s-9.308 9. 81. unb Z q. M. w."
y I'm Setertagen - 600 9. NR. uns
I w. W: @on allen anbern 8alten tperben
elt Sf'efe a1f BEN &iidpeg Der SrGoer onoes
yUt. u. Z. Ban 9eiu, q. d.
, 1876-10-19

Suitin9 Court. IS wuroe se=
itcrn Der Yro5eB oes s. 6, SDons wci-
ter p.r6anOelt. 9os NnbDreA Der 3el.
gen bauerte bis d ltbr. Nlsoann Bee
gam oas Ylaioiren Der Mnlpdlte, weldcs
bi lpdt NaAts bauerte. I'm 10 u6r
wnrbe Der Jaa Der Surp %iiber9eben,
welde nod unsefdbr Il Stnnoen 9lbs
melenbeit 5uriidfebrte uno erfldrte, oaB
tie li6 nidt eini9en f0une, pprauI oas
Gsri6te Ii1 bis ouf beute pertaete.
, 1876-10-19

99eibuns. 1nfdbr spsi $50
@en suriid wuroe SEER Sbomas G..
Sraplor, Gin Grocer in Der Gary Str,
nabe Der Griten, perbaftet, ansetla9t
sSrdul. Marp Sane gusluell perfiiDrt gu
baben, uno um Dem Yro5eB ein Gnoe
81 MAIDEN beiratbete er bos 5rdulcin.
9ienitas b6rte Trau SraDlor, 0ob i6r
Diam leinen 2aoen uno GIfeften per-
fanii, I'm Die Stabt su perlaIien unb
nod Seras 81 9eben, worouf lie einen
@6siounsspruseB BON Slid uno Sett
anban9i9 madte. Ssrr Sraplor wuroe
Derbaftct uno inter $500 Siir9ibaft &c
felt, I'M ndditen Nopember-S ermin liA
81 perantworten, wesbalb er oenStaat gu
perlaIien beabIi6ti9t.
IS wiro in Der &la9el9riit sebeten,
lofort 800 oils Mlimente 5u 5ablsn uno
8Dr9I6oft at seber binliiso idDrliN
$500 Mlimente 81 Sa6len.
, 1876-10-19
psaSsn Defenders rarauf autmsrfiam scmad
A. L. Elicit & CO.,
No. 10, II Ii. Ia, s3w0lite Ctr.
RiGmanh, 0a.
Smpprteure unb @nsrps>6 anbler
Won

Stapels, Wooe~ II. &urSewaaren.
Snben befanbis auf benz 2aeer unb perben
entpeber pireft Don Dfn 6ahrifen anb psrsn
%8sitten beapsen; etN SoltGnpises MGprte-
llent Sen Damens3ease. @tnsbams, @sbrud
te gaumpouenaeuee, w Scans, Gatlnets,
@ansnnere, Swfees, Seiub fir S9neiberarteit,
eeplelgte ltno urgfblfitte gaump lenseuge
IN aaen %rsilen. clrirte uub s~eltreifte Sal, ne,
seltreifte tao ca.i,e Ssnaburs's Drills,
scans, Segeltu b, Ssnabure's OGDEN, llebsr.
nlatrasen etc. BON ibrer eisnsn Jmportatipn.
S9warSer unb caruter Mipaca yeiay, IT,
lanp'l9ss erinen, meiBs e~sltrssfts unb ca,irts
gamerlrsl lGparae Mulsline unb lsiueue
@ambrir IaiGeatuAer.
wsentsn fir 9elt& Mpris' @iusbams, Mi u
, 1876-10-19
Sie bebraii@r bentiSc Abenhi1ulc
BON Gep, Abr. Spfmtann,

SEQ. $40, &c. tie StraBe,
tpirp AM fen Wppemter 1876 efSfnet werben.
NumeIpurgen perben III Der ecnannteu Wpbs
nung bes Dirisenten fntaseengenpmmer, NO.
leltit au9 be ndbsrea gepinauteea sa arfab.
rem iinb. 10, 81, %, %
, 1876-10-19

@olo er6ifnete @eltern Morgen III
STEM Dorf nit 1103, itie9 raid oui
1871 uno i6lnb Miita9s nit 1928.
, 1876-10-19
0efn6t

wiro Gin gutter, be16eibeuer unb fsiBfaer
8u6taiter, antsr @mpfeblungen. Sri, Hid
na9lufra9en Bel 81. Wigb tieer & 60.
Is 3nll Brain Giraffe.
, 1876-10-19
Dad ser GentenninIs 4usatauna.

Sidnpnb, gprt Silver uab1
@beapcdfe @iienbabn :
supsr, Office, is. Septsmb.r 1876.
geOeutenoe c. nieoriate 8abrpreije na9
Der centennial.
YIN uns nab tteiem Datum perten auf 80 Gase spnt
Satnlti tbrer Nasiitauns an sittt.e reurlipn g.
5tdet sfptlde, @t4rncnb llnp pbiiabeipbia viz gprt
Niser 0ann N pttter Office fir $500 aus eaeben.
TN erdanse Sptel uab IN Der s fitce bieIer gpmpaanie
al FER @ee Der 23iten unb Gpfitrabs.
y. :. O~puaIas,
mpp Superintendent.
, 1876-10-19
Midmpnt, Srebsridsbprs anb pptrmae \
Jd'lrpao Gnmsanp,
Sftce RI Geperal Sid t Meept, {
Sftdmpnb, II. september, 1876. )
Veoeutenoe errieoriste 6abrpreile nad)
Der Centennial.

SifftS mod @ttlasepbia unb suriid. sdltis auf 30
3tdets 1tae muir fir Gaesdae inN via Sbepberb. Reis
ienbs, pslhe M;6ntpnb UNI s llbrNfprsens VI, laGea, tpr
MN IN Nbllaoelrhia u $50 gtadnittas, eeiIelben "a.
go al. 81 Sttnotn frIbe,, ais nit rserb elmer anoern
Gabu.
Sldits spn Ri6lnpnb rad Baltimore fir Grprss ,3aae
Delde hthmenp y It s ubr Wiprsen Ems pfrIahsn unb aar
fur BEN &ds her Musitelun siltie itnb, loft n SIS.
ede per 8ten nne Srplb uar Sten unb 8srSltrabe unb
YET Y. ". 0l.ber Nr. S26 Naiuittase unD 9rtanee
Sptel.
6. VI. Iaptpr,
General Gidst 4ssnt.
, 1876-10-19

2ciet Sen 8eridt ibrcs Griump6c8:
Centennial ~slnsfeauns, 81. gsptsmter,
1876. Gin berrliter 3rinmpb! @beeler G.
ggi Jon 1T Der bDhie uno ~einat8lfe @,rei8 fir
Md0malNinea-5mei preismeoalen une srei
Gbfere Otp!pnlen gfseben noroen. Mmerifa
lit aud Dprau5 in 8oummcllen9arn aaf 9tol-
len. Ser g8iaiman ic Gpmpaanie tp.rbe cine
Gespiealf Mepaae fin acknowledgements auf
Noaen suerfanut.
86ee!er g. Wition's Srinmt6! Die
BDceier g. gSilIpn If bic sirsise @onpaenie,
ipeIde ben opppelten uro bB1tfen &brenpreis,
admlit atpei Wsoalsn uuo 5pei Oiplrmsu fir
bic teltelt N15malhinen esbalten. Ollie BE.
si9ts ba9s9sn lino faIi@. Giebe gertat Der
9tidler.
SnpulttifN a5teQuneg aris. 1856 unb 1861;
wet NusltellanA 2pnepn, 1862; Snpuilrie
Wu8Ielnrs in 2trB NIB GDais sterg, 1868;
DapBia 1861; Dublin, aBtu, Niarnar uno
Stettin, 1865; 8r!taualeHunL Yaris, 1867;
@ien, 1873.
@etlalfet GU9 nidt auf unlera 8erift aber
Mnterintet uno febet ieItif.
WHEELER G. WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
gfe ter 9ten uup Sranflln Str,
y t mint Niampnb, So.
, 1876-10-19
h'abm'aS feusr AIarm-C slearapb.

Aldrm 81 a f e II.
SO. 2 Grts polisei Station.
No. 3 3weite golisei Station.
Na. A Gritte pOrissi @tatipu.
Np. 5 Sprisfnbaas, 3te Giraffe. mn.
8rpab.
M0. 6 ~5'uf anb eattsr Soule," g.pas
SiraBe, atpii6fn bar 9ten nnb fOteu.
Nu. z spsiseubaus, fstsa ctr. mai
5ranfIin.
Nc. 1-2 GpGetts.
w. 10 gde Der 12tra unb Main ctr.
w.. IA Ode Der 10ten unb gsrb ctr.
w. Is Ode Der 1lem mnb Cars Ctr.
Mo. 10 @de Der yine unb Main ctr.
Me. II Gde Der 3ten unb Dual ctr.
Mp. Fl Gde Der 25ten unb 9roab CT
Mr. 2-3 Ode Der 17ten uub Marlbau CTR
MD. "a Ode Der 17ten unb Malbinstps
Ctr.
M0. rs @struspIitan Gilsn. Dsrfe. 2.
Str.
NO. 20 Ode Der 5teu unb Maim Cir,
NO. 81 @de Der 14tsn unb Drain ctr
no. 81 ede Der 22leu nnb Main ctr
M0. ga Gde Der 13ten uns gary ctr
No. So Stabtifdss M~rmenbans.
M0. SO Gretssar @iiens@ erfe.
NO. Al @de Der 9teu unb Qeis, ctr.
No. 2 8roaS Strabe, gde Sail aus.
Np. 4-3 Gds Sprins unb pine Ctr.
WO. As Gde ct. Samss unb Dusal ctr.
M0. As Spr Bsabaus, 25ls ctr.
Nc. ST Sprisenbaus, 10 Ctr.
No. SO Gdf Der Clap I'M @ilmer ctr.
@rebe @rDHnuns BON ben belten
aussewablelen
unb @inter Mauufaftur @aaren,
aur5ewaarsn unb @pbepaaren, bet
SEPT Segter,
$50. 627 groao Giraffe,
ipsl@e 81 ben t%ilisiten boar prsilen serfaufa
ipsr1en lclen. Die ~neae1ten aleit eraeuae BON
allen Sprten. Sbawls unc 0flt-HSfe in al
ZEN Auhlttdten. cd tcar5e Damen. Htbera
Mdntel, RAD ben %reueltsn Mutern.
Gaiimeres, Slannelle,l
Noneitlcs uno walieroidte .3euse
alien 6arssn. Infer aurawaarsn Dspar.
1T sans aefilat NIT slatten unb aeDretf.
ten Damen- nnp Sinbsrftiimpfen, @lace-
? Inelduben, Manl9sttsn uub 8raseu, SCI
|Ge1ttitd)ec, @prlels, Sanptiber, Serpietten,
&C., &C.; unp uniere 8aney @oors uub Stids-
teiea fSnneu ni0t iitsrtrrfsn merbsn-wie
ainber Werinp VI antel anb &pasier-9Sde
Wtubm uno Mfebans.
8a9srp' ate WanteI psroeu aaf SeasIuns
Nnb unfer @robtns Oepartmenti it NIT
zen neustCn Wuitsrn Suieten, Wsltempelte
5p1e piIpw Seams, SpiBsn, SelaB.Seibe
sno gaumppnenaeuse INNER YpryGtbia.
Gin Eager BON SOC. 0lare Sanbldxbe.
Muftraae pom 2anpe psreen pinttliG mnb
'@aeA %tsicrat. saommt frIb uno isbt 9ub
infer Eager an" urlmt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-13

That newspaper is run for glory;
that it don't make much difference
whether Its bills are paid or not and
that every one can suit their own con
yenience; that before an advertise
ment is given toa paper II gratuitouS
notice must first be given; that when
the advertisement is inserted another
free notice must accompany it. When
you want to buy suit OF clothes do
you expect II hat free? When you
want man to buy IL saddle do you
give him II bride? Business notices
are as much n matter If not more,
than advertisements, and to ask for
them without pay il to ask II donation
Of 80 much money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-13

Mr.. Mayiield, of lumber, fame re.
turned this morning.
General Grierson, of the United
States army, and family, from Fort
Concho, are at the LeGrand.
Mr.. a. II. Watts, of Weatheriord,
was In the city yesterday, on his way
home from Austin, where he has been
on important railway business.
William M. McCarty, Esq, formerly
OF Richmond, Virginia, who visited
our city last year and made II host of
friends, returned yesterday as the rep.
resentative OF the great flour house OF
New Orleans, Messrs. Glover Il Oden.
dahl. Mr.. McCarty will remain here
during the grain season in the interest
of his house, and THB HERALD wei.
comes him, not only rs social acqui-
sition, but IN one OF the rising young
business men Of the South, who will
meet with u cordial welcome in our
city.
Major Thomas Campbell, formerly
in the office OF the Central Railway at
Austin, and more recently In bushes
In Galveston, il among tho guests
the Union Depot Hotel. The Major
got his title in the Fifth regiment,
Hays Louisiana brigade, Jackso MS
corps, army OF Northern Virginia,
and bears marks OF five honorable
wounds received 10 battle. He has a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-13
CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold Baths ut wilson's, No
AIl Film street. decl5dly
where and why?

This question IL often heard on our streets,
and from facts well known TO those VINO
have visited the establishment, 1t seems nj
most 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 extremely large stock they carry,
the vast quantities of goods daily Sold are
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear, where
are they found? They come from New York,
of the large manufacturing establishment OF
A. Steinberg $50, 81 Walker street. And
why can they command such trade? They
arc importers aud manufacturers of all they
sell, and make 1t II matter of importance TO
let everybody lind out that what they sell Is
the best and lowest in price, and have no
opposition in the city Of Dallas, Tor they are
daily represented In the b st market of the
United States, where, with cash, they can
Ind many opportunities for proper invest
ments. This house is located NJ SOB Elm
street, Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
from far aud near can lay in their supplies
at exact New York prices. Special lines OF
Clothing, Cent Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes and Notions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-13

Now il the time for Investment look
Mt our list of choice prices. l25 acres
in Dallas county at $3.50 per acre. \
well improved form miles from the
city at a bargain Improved farm of
$50 acres, west Of the city on the Fort
Worth road, at 5000 per acre, loSlt
acres of fine prairie land in Denton
county at $500 to $500 per acre. a
well located and eligible stock farm Of
2,2l4 acres, in Lampasscs county l,520
acres Of prairie and timber lands on the
Clear Fork of the Brazos river, in
Throckmorton county, Mt 7jc to SlOo
per acre. We have lands in nearly all
the counties Of Northern Texas, oar
list of city property contains some good
bargains. Several desirable houses and
one good larN for rent We wish to
purchase lot of ground on Elm street
between Austin and Poydras.
GRAVES, DIGnIE ~ Cook,
soy Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-13
Evening Report.

NEW ORLEANS, July n.-Flour quiet and
steady. Corn steady; mixed, 62c., white O5c;
yellow CSC. Oats quiet; from 3O@i2c
Gold 81 M; sight . per cent. Premium on
sterling bank, 6-SS.
Cotton steady, prices better; steady and
unchanged; sales 10; net receipts e97 export
to New York, 1858,
NEW YORK, July l2-Cotton firm; S3l
bales at ll14@ll Ice; net receipts 3l52; ex-
ports TO Great Britain, 9232; France, 5lO7.
Flour still, nnd In buyers favor; moderate
export; home tr0de IN demand; injured by
bad weather. Wheat, demoralIzed, decided
ly lower; exports In demand; limited Mt 500
| 10. Corn fully per cent. lower and heavy
some trade demands soc; Graded mixed $40.
Oats 80 lower, and heavy, mixed 2S@iloi
State SIC.
Moneys dull; sterling firm; Government
bonds active and steady; new hves M;
State bounds nominal.
SAVANNAH, July l2.--COtton unchanged;
middle uplunds, lOIc.
MOBILE, July l2-CottOn nominal; mid
ding, 1910; net receipts 20 bales; sales 80.
CHARLESTON, July l5,-CottOn quiet: mid.
ding llSll l-lBt; net receipts 10 bales sales
30 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-13

OF her sex. Reject from oil OF our
houses the Infamous sheet that de-
flames and scandalzes woman Hpurh
from the social circle him or her VINO
ylllifies an innocent orphan glrl, ana
doom to merlted infamy the protesting
christian or erminc wearer VINO
so far forgets the duties OF
his religion or the aacIedhess
OF his office as to attempt to degrade
and disgrace noble and useful wo-
man. / write with mothers heart
full Of sympathy for the dear girl
whom | 80 fondly love. | know her
We'll and ! know the purity Of her
character, aud plead for her honor
and spotless reputation. ! appeal to
NV own sex to rise up IN her defence
and in our own defence. Reader, par
don mothers tears that freely flow
and mothers heart that bleeds over
the cruel treatment Of this dear girl,
my Christian and beloved friend. The
days of chivalry are gone or some
knight would vindioate her character
and avenge her wrong. NAOMI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-13
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
Morning Report.

LONDON, Junly l2.-COlton nrmer; middle
upands, 1916; middle Orleans, o l5-l6;
sales lO,OOl bales; exports, 1906 receipts,
5000; American 800. Futures stcndy; middle
uplhnds low and close July and August de-
clining, . u. 32@ll-l6; August and September
declining, . ll-l6gl5.lG September, 8 II 100
lj-lB; September aud October declining %
326a22. ~; October and November, 3 27-82,
NKw YORK, July l2.--GOld opened NJ;
New York stocks steady; Money =; per cent;
Gold, 81 llbH; exchange, long 1885, short i-Ol;
Government bonds active and little loser;
State bonds quiet, Cotton firm and opened
steady. Wheat quiet, heavy In buyers ia
vor. Flour dull and declining.
BALriMoRE, July l2.--FlOur more active,
Money unchanged. Wheat weak ana
over; middling, red and good TO prime
81 lOgsl l5.Amber 81 l0@l6; white lOg20
Southern corn quiet; Western, shade firm er
Southern white, UOc; yellow, jSc.
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number OF old friends and comrades
here, and we should be glad to have 30
competent business man placed mere
IN some good house needing hrs''
class Office man.
Among the arrivals In our ci'S yes
terdny WAS Charles r. Picton, Esqr Tor
many years n prominent business man
In the cotton factorage line, and more
recently In charge OF the oliice oil
Messrs. Gary n Oliphant, Of Galveston
Dallas is fast attracting the attention
Of the first business talent IN the
Sonth. which has no more capable rep
resentative that Mr.. Plcton' IL II 10
be hoped that he will find 1t to MS III
terest to cast his fortunes with u.s.
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Information wanted.

Last Friday, n man named Nelson
put his wife, Mrs. n. G. Nelson, on the
train to go TO ELLIS county, promising
to follow on Sunday. Not hearing Of
him since, Mrs. Nelson has returned
to Dallas, and takes this method of
procuring some information OF her
husband. His announced intention
was to so into the country In search Of
II place on farm, or to rent farm.
He is n low, tolerably heavy set man,
has black hair shingled closely, dark
brown eyes, and ~ Of German descent.
Mrs. Nelson il in delicate health, her
husband took with him most Of their
money, and she will be grateful for any
information Of her husband left ut this
Office.
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The business men of Dallas, and this
means all who are Interested in the fu-
ture growth and permanent prosperity
of the city will not fail to meet at the
Leirand Hotel Thursday, at eight
4" clock p. m, promptly. Questions
will be presented and discussed Of vital
Importance to each and all.
iuIy Lot
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The WEEKEY HERALD isa large,
thirty-six column paper, containing
nil of the latest and freshest news by
telegraph, rs well IN foreign, domestic,
State, local and business news. Sent
for two dollars to any address in the
United States. Take the oldest and
best paper in north Texas, established
In l8l0. Send 1t to "the old folks at
home" that they may see what sort
OF country Texas Is.
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All persons in arrears with the State
for Occupation Tax, and those whose
Tax Receipts expired June 30th and
due from this date, will come forward
promptly and make payment as the
Grand jury have notified me to appear
before them on July llth. Respectfully,
W ii, PRATnER,
Tax Collector Dallas County.
July |, 1876. -dll t-w3t
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A powerful forty-cight inch cylinder
TYLER press, with iron cylinder beam,
boilers, steam drum, heated pump, otcu
together with all the connections neocs.
sary for COMPRISING cotton, the whole
being in perfect running order and now
in use in New Orleans For further par
tculnrs apply to b, z. JGrr
inlNl.dIm DNLIAs, INAN..
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millinery Goods at Less Than Cost.

At $, lralsons, jl4 Main street, for
the next sixty days, will sell my en-
tire stock of Summer Millinery Goods
twenty-five per cent less than importing
iigures in order to make room for n
Fall stock, This reduction includes
trimmed as well as untrimmed goods
come and satisfy yourselves of the tact
MI orders for Mi'lincry Goods promNtlv
attended to- Turban and Cdateupiol
MUS o'liy received. mayIudG
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No decided change In the tempera
ture or barometer; light or general
easterly to southerly winds, partly
clouded weather and rains In the Gulf
States. The Mississippi river will rise
slowly at stations between Memphis
and Vicksburg. Danger continues
noor fine mouth OF the Yazoo river.
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The two-story brick storeh0use, for
merly occupied by DIR. Jetiries with
dry goods, one door from corner Of Elm
and Lamar streets, being situated In
the main centre Of business; is ac-
knowledged by all to be the best posi-
ton in the city. Apply early to
NJ. d. DARLINGTON,
Dallas, Texas,
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Last CAM

After this week all monthly subscri
bers to TnE DAuY HERALD will he re
CURED to pay in advance, o" the paper
will be discontinued, as am unable tc
advance the money for them. Weekly
subscribers will pay ut the end Of each
week, us usual Those who are in ar
roars will get the paper this week to
give them II last chance to settle up.
T. W. IIvRsT,
City Calculator, Dallas Herald.
julyli-Iw
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Through TO ~ Louis without change.

The Texas and Pacific Railway are
running Pullman Sleeping Cars to Little
Rock and st. Louis without change.
Bcrths can be secured at any time dur
ing the day at the Texas and Pacific
Ticket Office, corner Pacific avenue and
Lamar street, julySd2w
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Gentlemen, Attention.

We oticr the most complete line of
white and colorcd Shirts and Under.
wear at prices never before known in
Dallas, We sell the celebrated Pride of
Texas Shirt, and keep Patent Partly
Made shirts. BLAKE, JENKINS 4 RoALEs.
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