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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-04-08

TIE following characteristic incident is related
of Andrew johnson: In 1855, when he was re-
nominated for governor of Tennessee. the oppos-
ing party was very bitter in its campaign against
him, and threats of personal violence were fire.
quently made. On this occasion, while he was
. ~stumping the State, he appeared at a meeting
with q revolver in his hand. Laying it upon the
table, he said: Fellow-citizens-I have been
informed that part of the business to be tran
sacted on the present. occasion is the assassination
of the individual who has now the honor of adj
dressing you. L respectfully propose that this
be the first business in order. Therefore, if any
man has come here tonight for the purpose indi-
Gated. l do not say to him, let him speak, Lut
let him shoot. He paused 4 moment. with
his hand on his pistol, and then said: Gentle
man-It appears that l have been misinformed.
l will now proceed TO address you on the subject
which has brought US together.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-04-08

FAsHIoN-Says a New York correspondent:
= Girls Of the wilIowy shape wanting to be more
wlllowy still, strap back their overskirts with
ribbons until they cannot step out freely Tor fear
of the skirt dropping off suddenly, like the old
into a good fairy. In getting into a car or cross
ing a street, to avoid bursting the fastening a little
jerk is given to the dress. just at the hip; the curb
safely passed, the skirt is dropped again. This
has introduced a Now fashion of carrying the
hands. | cannot think what caused the graceful
kangaroo mode to be abandoned; but | have de-
scribed why the fashion is going out of stretching
down the right arm and clutching up n handful
of clothes from behind :"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-04-08

\ NOVEL clock has recently been PLACED in the
tower of the Albany, New York, Savings RI ak. By
an ingenious arrangement the dialis illnm;aa I'd by
a gas burner, lighted autGmatiealy il - evening
twilight, and extinguished at lS&SSSSS~s1- This is ac-
Complished by means of me- ~ Haei, without the
attention Of any person AND NSSsSSSs still more won
derful, although the tisCKNOWLEus%~SS %Saries greatly
from month to month, - N%Shs gas a,
precisely the proper ia II q r..
Interior Office. HonoI,
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Married.

On Thursday, ut the Christian
Church, Ivy Elder Kirk Baxter Mr., X
Norman to Miss Mamie NJ. Bailey
| all of this county.
Also, at the same time and place, Mr.
Jesse Nj. Norman to Miss Narcissa J
Bailey.
At Austin, Texas, October 9Th, at
7:S) this morning, by the Rev. Mr.
Phillips, Mr.. j. 5. Burton, Of Dallas Ia
Miss Mamie n. Browne, daughter OF
Rev. q. w. q. Browne, of Austin.
To THE HERALD, Mr.. Burton has
been, If not an attnChe, certainly con.
nected by the closest ties of intercom.
munication and friendship. Through
ais swift fingers has passed the MAORI.
ty OF those fresh and newsy dispatches
which our readers have been accus
toned to look for in each edition OF
the paper. A good manager, skilled
in telegraphy, a warm friend and
courtly gentleman, Mr.. Burton cannot
fail to make his fair young bride the
best of husbands. The HERALD
wishes them all possible JOY in their
new relationship.
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The HERALD In pleased TO chronicle
the fact that twelve thousand hVe
hundred dollars were rnised by me
committee, upon yesterday, HlAFge"
with raising fifteen thor#rnd dc''ap
for the establishment OF winter works.
That this sum hns been raised, DHlins
/. largely indebted to the energy 81
Captain W. G. Conner, IL isattoi1!tIj
necessary now to obtain lbr add'
tionm twenty-five hundred dollars TO
make up the fifteen ihonsnnd 'hnl
Dallas IL to subscribe, and me her
AID feels persuaded that the liOeIaII'y
Of our citizens will cause TINS smaI'
balance TO be- forthcoming Io'dny' N"l
one dime ~ asked ~ IA gialuilyt hht iof
every hundred dollars III equivalent
is paid In stock, upon which nj tc""
eight per cent interest ia guaranteed
No city IN the South stands IN more
urgent need Of these works than Da!-
las, not only from the clouds of inIol'
cradle dust that envelop her, but he
cause of the supreme danger OF fire
sweeping AWAY the heart of the city,
Other cities have paid large bonuses,
in sums ranging from forty to seventy
five thousand dollars, for just such
works, while Dallas In only asked To
take forty hydrants for ten or twenty
years, at low rates. These double
nozzle hydran.s, worth far more than
lire engines, cannot but repay all out
lay in reduction Qf insurance mohe,
THE HERALD il informed by the
largest insurers IN the city that such
reductions Will be made just 40 soon n
the water works ARE erected, The IN
eslimable convenience to households
in having water ever ready In kitchen
or chamber upon the turning OF "A lau'
Get ia "A consideration by no means to
be overlooked. Let Dallas, then, be
swift to furnish the balance Of twenty
five hundred dollars so much needed,
and let her council mako such con-
tract with this company ~ shall pre-
serve the interests OF the city and the
property Of its citizens.
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Whitewater wagon,

MIR. Il. f. Spaulding, general agent
OF Messrs. Semple, Birge n Co., of st.
Louis, manufacturers of the White.
water wagon, is to-day advised by let.
ter from his house that the White.
water wagon received the highest AZ d
only awards at tho Centennial Exposi.
ton for farm, plantation and freight
wagons. The Whitewater Is one of
the few flrst-class wagons built, and
Ia fast gaining worldwide reputa.
ton, and those shipped to this point
are manufactured expressly for this
climate. Messrs. Blythe Il Co., 7ls
Elm street, have full stock of the
different sizes. Parties intending to
purchase, and wanting the best and
lightest draught-wagon In the market,
will do well to cail upon them before
purchasing.
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Mr., ii. NJ. Malone, OF the firm of IL
NJ. Malone & Co., st. Louis, left last
night for Fort Worth and Weather.
ford, on u business trip of week OF
ten days. We wish him success in hi.
business.
The local editor understands tina
MIR. Sawnie Robinson, of tyler, calle,
at the Herald office yesterday while h,
was out. Some three years ago tn,
writer was In Tyler seeking law II.
cense, and he can never forget the
kindness shown him by Mr.. Robinson,
then Herndon's partner, Mr.. Whita
ker and Judge Bonner. While we did
not have the pleasure of seeing Mr.
Robinson In the office, we met him
several times on the street.
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Your attention is respectfully called
10 my preparation of the "Warburg
Tinctnre," which has acquired such
celebrity In India, for the treatment of
the worst forms OF malarial fevers. In
Its preparation, l have strictly followed
the formula as given by Professor
Mclean, of the Nelly Medical College.
Il. +. Eisenlohr, Pharmacist, Market
Drug store, SIG Main street.
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lantio coast. Let US prevent by all
means any Of liz miIder types here IN
our midst.
These are initials Of the Repuhll-
can candidates, and also the Demo-
cratic nominees. We take them from
the Defender, an Ohio paper. "'S. j. T.
shall Justice Triumph, 7. A. H.
Truth And Honesty" "lt b. li.-Ruln
Beyond Hone. w, a. W-Worse
Aud Worse.n While this Ia mere
fancg, slll does II not suggest TO the
thinking mind some little idea?
Tile Union Hotel IL now undS the
sole management Of MessIs. Cleve'
land IL Parker, Mr. II. Is. Hayes hay
ing sold his interest in the firm t.
Mr.. Parker The polite attention OF
these gentlemen 10 those who are "a
fortunate IN to become the guests o.
this house, merits praise, and shoulc
secure 10 them liberal share OF public
patronage.
| If ever town was afflicted VIII
yermln that town IL Dallas. The re-
porter Is necessarily Obliged TO WALL
the streets Mt late hours. He never
passes the row OF buildings between
| Captain Gruber's bank and the Lamar
hotel without seeing swarms Of rht'
crossing tho sidewalks at his very feet
IL IL the same thing on Commerce
street, between the engine house ant
the market, aud on the east aud sonll
side Of the square. Cats do not seen
TO do us any good some may be iorceI
TO try terriers.
That we need more population an'
more enterprise fully 10 develop thl
country cannot be denied. Heretofore
our natural advantages have done tn
work for US. But railroads and naturu
advantages will leave w as we are -
prosp, rous city OF fifteen or cighteel
thousand people, but that Is all. VIVA
| we want il to double, treble, an" even
quadruplc our population, and to do
his, we must have more Immigrant
to til the thousands OF acres In thu
aud adjoining counties that are no
yet occupied, and above all, we mus
have factories. Cotton and wool work
clothes-pins, barrels, and n thonsan,
other things are daily used In on
community. Why should we not max
them ut home.
There are but few people tina
really understand the inner working
If our police department. That ia
men preserve order In II populatio
Outnumbering them by thousands, an
nightly risk their lives we all know
But there In more than this. Nigh
before last u gentleman in this city
hung up his vest on nail In his room
His gold watch was stolen from tn
pocket while the gentleman wa
asleep. On discovering his loss he NJ
piled to Captain Morton, our chief q
police, aud stated his case. la tw
hours his watch was returned to hin
No detectives to employ; no secrt
conferences, rhE HERALD does NJ
usually compliment man for simpl
doing bis duty, tut 1t asks the priv,
lege in the present instance to shy
Mr.. Morton, you have done your dut
well and truly, aud our people will al
preciate 1t in coming days.
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whore aud WHY,

This question is often heard ON our
streets, and from facts well known to
those who have visited the establish.
ment, II seems almost u 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
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The National Hotel for Rent.

A rare chance to make fortune i,
offered to any one wishing to open q
arstciass hotel in our city. The new
elegantly titted-up National hotel opro.
site the Texas and Pacific Elevator is
Tor rent There are twenty-six large
rooms all lighted with gas. The water
Is OF the best, and altogether the facili.
ties Tor doing u good hotel business are
scarcely surpassed in the city. Address
sept6dlm HURT 4 SMITH,
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Notice 90 Wy Ola Patrons.

| have a largo number of old nc
counts for subscription to TINS DALLA,
HERALD prior to Juno |, 1873, scattere,
all over Northern Texas, They mr.,
small-ronging from 81 up to Sl0--ant
hence, | can not call directly ON tn,
parties, All such, knowing themselvc,
indebted to mo rs above, will confer 4
favor by calling on me and settlinl
these small balances, as am greatly IN
need of the money.
sept9dAwtd J. W. swlNpglls.
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Monday, the 10Th day. OF October, 1870.


NlE STATE OF TENAS, COUNTY or
= DALLAS--To any Sheriff or Constable OF
Dallas County-Greeting. whereas, oath mas
this day been made before me hy J. n
Hatch, agent of the Mercantile and Mann.
featuring Company of u, W. Osborne n 20.
that j. A.. Ferguson has abandoned The
county, and is q nonresident OF the State of
Texas, 40 that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him, You are there.
iore commanded, that you by making pub.
ncation of this writ In some newspaper
printed In the city of Dallas, for four sue
eesSlNe weeks before the return day hereof,
summon the said j. A. Ferguson, to he, and
appear before me at my office, No alS, Jetler-
sol sol street, In the city of Dallas, county of
pallas state OF Texas, on Monday the sixth
my OF November, 1876 to answer the COM
piMnt OF ID. M. Osborne Il Co., for the sum of
ninety-1ve dollars due on n note bea p,ng
, ds,e NAY -, lSe, due and payable on the Isl
uny OF October, 1876, with Interest from ma.
turity' Herein, fail not, and OF this writ
make due return as the law directs, Given
under my hand nj the city of Dallas, this The
18th day Of September, 1875.
W. W. PEAK, Up,
Precinct Mol Dallas County,
septg0Lw.St,
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Ynr,I,er IlednciLon.

Being enabled Mt present 10 purchase
goods in my line at u reduction of "a
per cent, ! deem it due my patrons Ia
1--WE them the benefit thereof, and !
shall, therefore, from this date, sell nj a
REDUCTION on 20 PER CENT
On former prices, am now receiving
the largest stock and mosts complete as
sortmcut Of goods in my line even
brought to Dallas. Orders by telegraph
promptly attended to. Orders filled
ior any cemetery in the city.
A. W. MoRToN,
Uudcnalcr - Cochran street Dallas
Texas. Jy2-tt
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Notice. fn InXnnHera.

The state, county and school taxes
for 1876, are now due and in my hands
for collection, also all delinquent taxes
| will be in my office Courthouse from
this date until the 10th instant for the
purpose of receiving said taxes.
W. II. pRATHER,
oct3lw Tax Collector. Dallas Co, Texas.
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Notice.

Dispositions and acknowledgment to
any instrument Of writing taken by
w. A. Harwood, clerk Of the District
Court Of Dallas county.-Ad.
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The rooms over State Savings Bank,
lately occupied by Col. +, j. Strong and
G.. NJ. and Dr. Phillips are now for rent
to prompt and good tenants only. APP.
ply to
Il. IL. GRUDER,
septSOdtf state Saw inss Bank.
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FOr Exchange,

A beautiful and highly improved IN
diana farm, with dwelling barn, ont
houses orchards, ctci will be- exchanged
for Dallas city property or ToXm lanes.
Address Editor Herald
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For Male Chenp,

An Ames engine, 3Ohorsc power, and
steam pump and pipes, all in good work.
ing order. Apply to
PAT MULLINS,
Opposite the City Mills, Dallas, Texas.
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"NeurIIl

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia at Hnsklns y
Howell's drug store, Dallas. al
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH



NEW YoRK, October b. Money 2arl1 per
| cent,
Primo mercantile paper iuG per cent.
Ste'ling exchange steady W days A'H!'Si
| sight Si.hi1,
Gold htcWiy at Il co.'s.
Borrowing rates l. 10 per cent. Loans
alao made HAT aud per cent. Tor carrying.
Governments active ana iowoT now %,
| 81 l3e.
Knliroad bonds generally higher, state ST.
Curities quiet
pay. sterling, bank, - 30.
GoitOn.
NEW YonK, October 6.-Cotton steady at
Consolidated net receipts. lGO2j h les; cx.
ports Great Britain, 1897; Finn,e, 3SJ3; con
| tinent, 32OO
| good; prces easier Good ordinary, % iW0Ngc,
| low mlddling, B]sBl0y; middliug, 49, .tlG ~
good mihtlng, u@s9lO'sr.
Snles 1850 bale; receipts, net j,101; gross,
| 1000; exports, none; stock, oJ,NOl
| iiyEnrooL, October o. p. Future
arm. uplnnds, low mlddlmg clause Fcbru.
AZ, ana March delivery, q sd.
Commercial.
NEW YoRK, Octaher Flour agHln 50 05g
| 3 In better ON medium ana tow grades; Texas
| inVcry moderate demand except for homo
| use; supoTiue western and state, % GudD %;
| southern u shade firmcr aud rather more de-,
| 1 ~; common tn fair Is $50 q 80; white wheat
| extra % 5OH7 %, good H. cbuice ~ b3gts 20
| wheat lW2o lower Tor spring only light
trade reported Tor export nud milling
u lt0gl 20 old winter red western; 81 2Ogl y
old and new winter red western. Corn lUg2r
lower; only moderate trade doing Tor export
aud homo u'e; bIGgjNt.c ungrhdud western
miNcd;G'C yellow c,tCrn, Oats slightly In
huyers favor; moder ,te made reported Cot
| Zoe very firm; fair. ilb lots, lfUl2 q, Sugar
| dun and nominal; &ittvc far To good rem
| ing; O1rc prime. POik quiet NJ SO SUUtl0 50
Lard opened easier and closed nrmor; imc
| SO 5iOslO M, Freights quiet aud very arm
| ST l. US, October D No holiday,
| NEW q tLEANs, Ottnbcrj Corn quiet and
weak, WHITE, mixed, IN burlaps, 5ic; red
mixed hjr; choice white 6Sc. oats nymW.
new Gll.nu Doe; choice old 90. Hay clscr;
prime 81 ~
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/ RUSrEE'S SALE-WhercusJ j. Il. Adams
by his certain deed OF trust, dated he
remhrr 10, 1874, aud duly recorded in book
IN A. pngo 81 aud 9S, in tho Office OF the re.
c0rder OF deeds, In the county of Dallas, state
OF Texas, conveyed TO the undersigned trus.
Tees TIE following described real estate situ-
ATE IN the county OF Dallas, to-wit: Being
the lands allotted To the said H. r., John r.
ana Annette Shcltun, 10y the commissioners
appointed under u decree OF the District
Court uf Dallas County at the January
term, a, d, 1873, To divide u 80 acre of land
among the heirs OF VIM, c, shelton and de
NcrlDCd Us follows; One tract OF lSg acres be-
ginning ut a stake In prairie, ~ Nnras south
~ ueHrceswcst from the east corner of W @
Sholton'S survey; thence south % degrees
west lo9 Nnrns, stake the northeast corner
Nhn'PDeils lVv acre survey, thence north 81
ehSt '& Nnrns, another corn said 100
acre survey thence north GO east lidA Ynrns
northwest corner Caroline Bales 1853 acre
survey thence south 30 east 80 VaTnS tn he.
ginning. Also another tact of IS acres, he.
ginning NJ stake,thc southeast corner VIM
y. BeattyS survey; thence north 30 west S7n
Vnrhs, the southeast corner OF Il 10 acre tract
ufCaroiine Bales, thence south 10 west Z,Y
yafns, the southwest oornersald 10 acre tract:
thence north ~ west 500 vNras TO tho north
west corner said 10 acre tract, and i'm the
north limo of said VIM. $. Beattys survey.
thence south 10 west ll3O VnraS stake, thr
northeast corner said Caroline Bales l5S
acre survey; thence south 10 east 1872 ynras
thence north 90 east 1883 vNras, to the place
OF beginning, containing in all SI7 acres
which conveyance was made In trust TO Ne,
uu,e tho payment 81 two certain promiSSory
notes, IN said deed described each Tor The
sum of 81 49, gold coin, and whereas the said
notes and the Interest thereon remain uue
due and unpaid, now, Therefore, notice is
hereby given that we, the undersigned trus.
tees named In said deed OF trust, In pursu.
anGe OF the provisions ofsaid deed OF trust,
will, on "'''
Monday, the 10th day OF October, 1876.
At the Courthouse door In the CITY and
county Of Dallas, state OF Texas, between
the hours of 10 o'clock In the forenoon nnd 4
O'Clock In the afternoon OF that day, nro.
coed to sell he property above descrihaJ
for cash to the highest bidder, TO satisfy said
notes and interest thereon, together with
the costs ana expenses OF this trust
IL. 4. SHELTON,
JNO. T. SHELTON,
IL. NJ. Larry,
September % 1876, on,i,
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'oIduLOuOIS ~ S5V no

I'HE STATE OF TEN AS-TO the Sheriff or
l constable OF Dallas county, groutiug;
You are hereby commanded that, By max
ing publication Of TIC citation IN some
newspaper published IN the county Of Dal
las, for four weeks prev lOuS 10 the return
day hereof, yuu summon Lewis Tiudall and
InOm, X Long whose rei licences ave unknown
| Ia hc and appear before the District Court 10
| bc holden IN aud tor tho county OF Dallas, at
| the courthouse thereof, In the city Ot Dallas,
| ON the third Monday IN December next,
| then and there to answer the petition of
! Richard \, willie, II resident OF GALVESTON
| county, Texas, Hud who sues as surviving
partner OF the late firm of P,J WI LIS ~ FRO.
filed in said court against the said Lewis
Iindall and lhulnUs Long and alleging In
substance rs follows, VIZ That on lHt OctO-
Der, 1879, the said Lewis Tndull and Thomas
! Long made, executed and delivered to Jamds
| H. H0llowny their pIumiSsOry note of that
| late whereby they promised tn pay the sad
| galloway or Ordernt IlutchinS, Dallas Coun-
| ", Texas, twelve months after date thereof
| sl8lSi in gold with interest ut eight per cent,
| per annum trOm date, und that they also on
said lHt of october, 1872 executed and deliV. T.
| cd to said Holloway their other prumisSury
note of that date whereby they promised Ia
| pay to said Holloway III order mt liutChlns,
| reNas, two years amer date Sl3l.l3 gold with
| Interest AT eight per cent. per nnnum from
date that afterwards ana before the maturl-
~ ut sad notes the said liRlluwUy Tor a Vnlu
able consideration transferred, endorsed N d
delivered said notes to the firm OF l., i willis
N Bro; that Z, j. WINS is dead, nnd that
plaintiff as the surViy ing partner of said hTm
Ia the legal owner ana holder OF snid notes;
that said notes were given for the purchase
money OF an undivided one NTH Interest in
tho following describad tract OF land, viz.
Lying In Hamilton county, Texas, n part Of
Tho headrisht survey of jacob Thomas. Be
Cunning south "a deg. W 2lGl $40 Vnrns from
the y f. corner of the original survey Tor the
southeast corner of this tract from which "A
i've oak marked A bears south a. Il grecS
west ~ VRrn,; thouce south 10 degrees west
llNGi4 VaraS to the southwest corner from
which n live oak marked bears north ~
degrees west Nara; thence north 90 degrees
east lISb' NaraS Ia the northeast corner from
which u i've oak marked ID beans north 80
degrees west Ii Nnras thence south 10 de-
gtecs east 2SOl varaS to the place OF begin
ming containing 1&S acres, Plaintiff prays
Judgment and foreclosure of the vendors
lien, md an order OF sale of said interest In
said land.
Herein fail not, hut have you then and
There before Snid court This writ, with yuur
return thereon, showing how you have ex.
ecutcd the same.
Witness, W. A. IarwOnd, Clerk of the
District Court of Dallas county. Given UNI
der my hand and seal OF said Court In the
city of Dallas this, the twelfth day OF Sop
TENDER, A. u. 1875. W. A. HARDWOOD,
Clerk District court.
by IL. W, JONES, Deputy. scpt;Rwit
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CiTY BUSINESS.

Hot and Cold Bnths nt Wilson'S, No
Ala Kim street ~ 20 centa dec 6dly
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