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genticman by the name II Parker,
IN ihe employ Of Mr. Rash, about ans.
mile and half east Of the city, while
'a' ploUing yesterday afternoon, re
rsl'ed a slight woand. from shotgun,
u TIE hands 81 careless sportsman.
The report ~ the gun ai,so fiightcned
he horses, who succeeded in freeing
themselves from their harness, and
were reeaPtured after much difficulty,
sse'ng the damage be had one, the
'uhgiing Nimrod TOOK to his heels s8j
s''ceeeded in making his escape with
oo' being reengnizeG. Mr. Rash says
1e Is greatly annoyed by amateur
'fe''sm'n, Who endanger their own
.'rs and those Of others, much more
.lAh those of the game they 20 to seek.
ihey leave down his bars, flixhten
e.s stock, and are a constant source
"Ahnoyance he says.
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Apsrty % citizens reached the city
la-i hight hAylug In charge one harm
bart, charged Is them with stealing y
e1w HON the Heighhorhood Of Ian
caster lie vas arrested near Hutchlus.
The prisoner was turned over to Sher.
Va Moon. Wko lods ell him safe in jail.
lie viii undergo a preliminary exami-
nEiion before Jnstise Peak to-morrow
morning ~ 10 O'Clock. Whhuut pre-
~iging the prisoners guilt or limo
eeneFi fHE HEHALD would only say
tast u the citizens Will always 50
heartily eo-opesntc With ne officers,
"nembariag tia, thsy are limited n
t0mber. the rouufry would soon De-
cleared Of thieves, robbers aud other
asless characters.
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Around ,s,e pepo,.

The scene around the railway depots
at present IL very stirring, and net
without Interest Withsl. The grain
elevator announces by the volumes
%! back smoke that roll from l,s loftv
sfuokvstAok, and the cars shat crswd
it- sent That there is NO stagnation N
that direction. Trains are continually
bsckiug aud filling ~ fast as the can.
are loaded. One OF the congresses is
temporarily disabled. hut the other
gives out the busy hum 81
labor Along the open platforms
huge piles q cotton bales, make The
solid structures alslosi groan i;f. their
puuderuus bulk. Inside the dep0ts
merchandise Of every description is
laid Ia great heaps, which 40 sooner
accumulate than they seem To- mclt
as"y under the busy hands ilieh are
conveying them to the various express
wagons, carts. dray. amd Hoats whi,,i
jusle each other Ia tbptr sa ger haste
20 lnsd and he Cd, only
Co COME again and again in endless
repetition of the ssI1c thing. Every
ID. !. Is acjivily, energy, in iscl, husi.
nc-s. Il IL IA source 81 amusement 10
"u.rh lhe negroes handling The cotton
4H'i bear their talk
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Mr WlI-@ D1rYlhy yesterday til,J
an affidavit against the Mexican who
robbed him 0f SIXTY dollars ia guil
during ihs fish, TAls .s what Mr.. Do.
rolby should have done in the first
pbee Capt Morton recovered hts
money lor him and lodged tae ,hles Ia
jail but BE- was suUse IueDtiy released
Oh a wrii ~ hsbeas corpus. The sheriff
having DO power 10 hoI him NlliiCm
an Affidavit orccmPinat, Mr. Dorut,y
cane iu town to-day airi complied
Vah the D-rss,ify fornulse, so TIE
gentleman VIII probably Ue IN lit1bo
again Il be De bas not put territory
between him Snd Da'lss.
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The sabjoined communication was
received yesterday, and THE HERALD
takes pleasure in giving the thief a
screening" IL IL bad enough TO be a
thief and filch from those whose fac
Uities are unimpaired and who are
thus enabled To protect THEMSELVES.
Common piiferers will often respect
the inii-mities which nsture has
placed upon their kind. even savages do
1t, but this scoundrel took adv sntage
of am honest, Woodworking deaf NUT
TO rob him while asleep. IL that man
would not sell the tombstones OF HE
ancestors for oven doors or the rope
with which bis father was hung, he
would at least steal tue goppers from ..
dead negro bahy's eyes.
roJns Edition u The tlslald:
Two ice tickets ey,r the reXa, Cen
tr,i we're stolen iroal me sane llta
nse while / was ssieep. Thsy Ness
given Lo me TO keep for two aiat, sii.s
ssels 70 goto school t. Au,tii. On thein.
! h.rl tbeun IN my caat p"a5se. Il
nrt kuew who took them nave
Niiflen tD Geueral McCplioch, super
iiiieudent e tHe Dcaf sng Daub .Asy
lGip, at Austin, ami as 10 Waldo, o.
ine Central. THE tickets had the
G0uits II the mutes on them Nat. Il
tipa4phfeys AID james SSoga. nsd
i.e 81 iit.tl-e nj 3 Gressottis, viee
frcescnt IL yoI can, sy sonHbiuk
atllut the tneft, Rtc gaNe the lilicf IS
scorcbiue.
W. = cttOflii, Danib Printer
liiF iast time iruspti ~ the ticaef=
wH- DeaE.y Two weeks ago
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while an ex-eook aud some OF his
,f'enda were sisndiug IN IRON, ~ tue
,4a'N boiel. Night before last, tbe
, ,o'nef managed through inspired
.Heiessness to shoot himself Ia the
su'sh' IL seems be bad pistol flll-
Used 10 bis bosom, the ruuzzIe point
4s downward, and his leg being
su'oNb forward at the nonen, Of an
.'e''erisl discharge, received the con-
~. n's' which mrandefed about Ia Il.
"uss In the name OF Damon aud
.3H'ias man wants with fliil coo he'd
rsN' ~ has breast, and his hand on II
-1i'e tHikiag to his friends. b. too ali
,'''''T problem for an Ordinary mind
gasp. Officer DUR was teJy anx-
"1'' 70 see hiai all yesterday nior,iisg
p,oeasly TO enqalre after his
se.lih. Dc Peytnu iasled 20 find the
"As ~ 70 a late hour Last night.
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nlscElllREpux
HEALTH rs HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs ualz.
Natures Own Remedy.

Geo :. tcss sas IT,. .i fss. 2:
Nervous Hesasehe. Neoralxtns rorrsa Lssr
Nervous Debility and The lona lnk - A.
ease. Arising fror, a s,sorasr~d sso1as<A a.
IL WIN relieve The vorst e.sss % l>r~ess
and sieH hesdsehss In fron enc - t1-ss
chronic scasiipssioa a hon "a % NV
days
4 3. the best and sur,ss p.rzsnv. s.-s
Ger all circumstance, aafHlhn< n - -
tiou, entirely free frcn any nszssr q srsfzax.
or even unpies~Antne.L fuss-s.-zx 49,
sure purgative.l tnz; pasiess Ne slsaa 80
builds up the system in s1ch . nan..r t&al
ne sane snect Is prodne.a ~ . s.essA
permanent cure enected-
IL is convenient only re<slrtns . an. -
action will not tntsrfers IN sltnsE ear-.@
BY sn.Iys,. tbs prep@r.tis, vsn - $500
The White sulphur sprfns Wsssr, - iAa<z.
from the spring>.out N = oonc<ntrslua R<ls.
each pint being sS1al to too gal1oaA
and ACIDS ioana iS ssss s = sss So. -:
water are well uaderxtoou0 by 81 80 -
formed medical men. In scl Us. ...i..
blood can Dc hssishy shai l.ess say ess =
Henss n. pr! sss3s a.. srSsa
this preparation As ~sss e u = n>A-. -
enters iniS the blood. snp<alin< "a >ss..s-
malaria. purifying me bloee. anl rzr~1x.n-
ening the nervous ~ystern. el<Arf11 - -sa1-
. lexion snd I'm narsinx . s<n<rSl E.>-1nE
totie 70 III. enttre sys:<m-
4" put tliis In the resck Of sil - ~ rsl-
ting IL up In two <iss eoSs.ss. TIA pzirB -
Ing twenty Eve esnts ans . ecSisz- 49, ~
Ono. a COLEMAN q Gu
DALLAS. TxxAs. JAY L. ls7a-
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A. HARWODtt,
county Clerk, Dallas County, Texas
TIE STATE i. !. Or TEX s. As-rs The snsr n

THE afATE oF TEX AS-ro the st,sr' I,
Il OF any etffsiaoie OF Dallas county, greet
tng You are nereny commanded that rs
making sss,ficat of this cf.at on in some.
newspaper s.GDi4siIed in tie Scgafy Of ft,l-
Ia, Tor four weeks previous ie the rsturu
LAY 10y hefsoi, you Summon Lewis Tindali aud
Thomas Long. wii.see ref idence are un L pogp.
o ue aut appear before The District Court.
10 be holden In and f,r the county uf D,.t.as
~ the codrtf.. use Thereof in the city OF Iss.-
las. GA the third Moniay in December .1.-xt
tnen and there Ia wer the t,ctition 81,
hicnara 9. " Hits, resident OF Galveston
cspnty, Isxas. aud WHO sae- 90 ~ viying
partner 81 sstt 5 tefiffa Of r j. VI ills 4 Brs.
ni6o In ssid essuft. 5s,ain said levi. 4 Ia.
dali and Lh5sssi. lang. and alleging iu stlb-
stance, rs Issiesss, viz: That Tn the isl o5 tie
toOer, t,z2, the slssG Lewis Tinaau and
Thomas Long, .naie, xseatsd a al ~ i. serts,
70 James IL fiasiowss, their prsfnisnfy
note o. isasf sia3s- wh.feby They s,roa,.s.-ss 10
iDs, bsitas eH..nts, fsxss. Twelve rnaisSiis
AEter date rissscf, si33 81 tn guis. with IN tr.
cSb AT ei ~ per seat. per alsntfa from ,fats:
ss1g tn a ,ss .sso N said Ia q osso5 7.
lowAy, their other promSsofy note OF that
date, whereby they prumised to Ray 10 said
HaiIoE e or .rtier = Hnichins, Texas, two
eight per cent. l.er al mum from date; tnaf
afterwards and before the maturity 81 saisi
notes, tAe. said HaliowAy. for avaina BILE
iixered said Butes 10 the firm OF r. u Wills
= Bro, that u Willis II dead, and that
sns surviving pzItseg o. sad nrm il The
sad notes wee Given Tor The purchass
the following Described tract OF Iand. viz:
lying IN ha.pueof1 counfy, Tsxas, I,srf
81 me headFisisi survey OF JacDb Tllornas.
bezinr, ing sealk ~ degrees. " 2iei $40 ARA
tfs M the > = ezornef OF the original survey
lar the Eeo.ner Of this tract from v hich 4
tive oak marked 4 us@rs : ~ ricwrees ~ -
xafas. ftence = ~ degrees " 1<D6L varas "a
the eorney, Rom which : live OAK
marked g, beam y 81 degrees, W varns.
Thence 90 degrees, 1894 sarns 10 the \
corner from Which live oek marked .,
desree4 zts2 vArAa 70 ne piace Of be,rin-
hinxs containing 7H5 AercA Plainain pfays
,IuaKueut aud iorsc3osure Of the vendor
Hen and an s,sdsg Of sale ~ nd tatesrss Il
satd land. Herts5n EA1f nqf bus have you
then and there befuS4 satd epoft this viii
1 With your fsiqs.. ,sseseoe, !, LOWING how sog
Msises. iVs &. aseyuos, csssk sstks Dis-
EtF5<< E1axz, ~ Dali - eooafY$ = 4
cssss. q 80 20 6 9s5ss. ~ q - Sss
se q;
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H.
Dallas. October 81, 1876.
To the Editor ct The Herald
will beg few lines Of space in
your paper for the purpose OF few
continents upon the award made BY
the committee OF the lste North Texas
Fair to the BELL Piow as the best
black land plow on exhibition at the
Fair claim tia. the award was IN
fair and unjust to the exhibitors OF
other piows, myself in the number.
As the Fair Association sivertiied
TO give premium to the test black
land plow exhibited, / prepared SEX
Herai of the Mcconnell plows at no IT.
lie trouble and expense ii painting
and polishing, and entered them Ia
two of the exhibitors demanded a
fele trial of the piows, but as no Geld
trial had been advertised by the As-e.-
citation and none was repaired by the
committee / declined to spoii lie
paint aud polish which / had put Gu
thy nlows at so much trouble, mas
much as had intended to exhibit
them at other fairs, and several other
exhibitors also declined, knowing also
that a committee which was eompe.
tent to judge of the qualities OF a ,,low
could do so rs well by looking at Its
shape and construction AS 10y seeing
II work Some four or five p,ows went
To the field aud the committee viii,
them, aud after seeing them work
the premium was forthwith awarded
TO The BELL" plow. This was done
without even vouchsafing an exami.
nation or a passing notice TO those
piows which did not go into the fieid,
among which were my pIaws. any ore
OF which claim to be better ulaek
land piow than tue ''Beii.u Indeed.
the only fir-t-ciess piows on exhibi-
zion AT the Fair, were not exarnined a!
all.
Ny offset in wiring this notice of
the action OF the committee, Is. thai
persons Rot aware of the manner il,
which the premium WAS awarded,
may be able To place just valuation
upon the blue ribboai' which The
'teii' pillow wants so bravefy.
j. {. MCCONNELL
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Aesdavit for kidnapping.

AT late hour night hefore last, JUS,
iice Peak was called on by Mary Bai-
ley, lately from the neighborhood OF
Palestine, where her husband now is,
with the statement that she wished to
make complaint against Nellie Col.
Inns and Julia Greeley, both inmates
OF the 6agRio near the Central depot,
for kidnapping her two children, aged
respectfully eight months, and four
years. The women were arrested and
hearing set for Saturday.
While the reporter was obtaining the
particulars from Hi. Honor, the wo-
man Nellie Collins eaine into the Of
flee and gave the following particulars !:
The mother of the children came to
Dallas about raenth ago in a perfectly
destitute condition, atd finding no
means Of sapfoIt, ard her children
starving, tried to give item away to
some one to Ike care Of. But the
children aeie sa dirty and rag ge,i that
no one would have them. She finally
applied TO the narrator, hfit the latter
refused unit, application had first been
made to the mayer. The woman de-
clined To see the mayer any more, af-
tirming that size had interviewed him
once, and that he was unable to give
her any relief. She was then inform
Ell of the character of the woman with
whom she wished TO intrust her off,
spring. She said she knew 1t very we'll
but they had bad nothing to eat for
several days. Nellie Collins then con-
scented, provided she were allowed to
20 before magistrate and regularly
adopt the child. To this the mother
consented, and the eides, little girl was
accordingly formally adopted. Julia
Greeley ,heiisg p.rsasdts 10 take a iikt.
course with the yooasrst. The papers
were drawn up iefare Justice MeLure.
Nellie Coilins Immediately cleaned the
child up and fitted her out with .
wardrobe In lien Of the filthy rags
which had barely hidden her naked
uess. She refused To take her to her
own tainted res depce, hu, placed her
10 board in q respectable family, for
which she was pay Ing five dollars per
week, and where the child
nov Is. The adopted mother
claims legal right 10 the child, and
refuses to give Ler up 10 the Natural
i - -l ~ +.
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U.rPHH.r~a. shown yesterday, &,
MOS. r.p.u.y.Hee 81 workmanship, "
nssuau..'a delisery Wagon, entirely
MANUFACTURED be- Dallas itwa~ made
y Ne..r-. tawusr & Co, fgr BAius
q lgovdua, and viii hear moFe III.
ny1fsur rmplJ,-nr Vith auy ,mYHf-
,-l ysu.,.r u. i-s .jt-, thu, ae ut,s
..su. Why uut d5 ali oue ao5s d.
n.s kind .s home, suI thu- gi,e su
pIoyueut Co al.r oNu people.
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THE SYNOD OF TEXAS.
One Hundred and Thirty Church
Is and Over Five Thousand
commandments.
Synopsis Of the Report Of the Commute .
on Austin College List Of Standiag
Committees Or. Waddeli to Speak
To-morrow on Education.
wnpsrsoAr. November /. is7s.

"EbEhrtAfs NyNGthDtf l. ktib.
The Synod Of rexas met pursuant to
adjournment in Dallas, "Wednesday /,
November !, 1876, ut I ,. M, aad was
opglied with sermon by the modern.
Ter, Rev. l.. Tenney, alter when the
synod WAS called to order by the mod
orator, Who led In prayer.
The roll was called aud the follow
log were present:
1. BRazOs pRissByFEKY.
Ministers J. W. Miller, r J.. Blunt
ing, j. X. Hutchi-op, X IL E.-l-, :.
NJ. lnckett, j. NJ. Cochran, Donai /
McGregur.
Sessions were represented rs follow:
Galveston, James S0rley; Wheeiock,
W. c. Dodscn.
II. EAST TEXAS PREsBYTERy.
Ministers-R f. Sheriff., w. \.
DickRy, ). +. Turner, A. T. smith, j
q. Fackler, H. &. B0uds, w. w. Brimm,
j. d. Carter, W. X. Marshall, Robert
Bell; second day, a. L. SilIman, James
Knox, John =. Moore, ;. Fl. Virgins.
sessions were represented Is follows:
Dallas, r. Beaumont Mckinney, +.
y. McAuiey Tyler, w. K. Moore !;
sherman, r. z. Gregg.
III. WEST TEXAS PkEsBYTERY.
Ministers-W. L. Caldwell, Josephus
Johnson, w. l.. Kennedy, John W.
Neil.
". CENTRAL TEXAS.
Ministerial. J. I.oughridge, H.
MoSeiy, ). A King, ]. A. Smyiie, W.
). Iohnsoh,!. w. +. Gillespie, l.. Zen
opy, ii. Mcdonald, g. IL. Do5bs and
W A. Smith.
Sessions were represented ns fnllows:
O..,.and Hugh Wilson and J. w.
Siiive.
Waeo--J A. B,akemore.
Milford-W. +. Hughes.
Robertsonville "A. A. Csssaday.
Eureka Nailey-J. G. Wilson.
C!ehurne-D. = Files.
Beiton-R. y, MOSeeiy.
Cursicana--R. NJ. HUE.
County Lire--J. w Gul,ck.
Kel~,,--A. NJ. McGilvory.
Blue Ridge-R. Harper.
hoeAdaie-J. G. Peoples and A. A.
frierson
Rev. j. W. Miller, ID ID, was chosen
Mvder; Rev. Josephus Johnson, Of
West Texas Presbytery, temporary
Clerk, aud Rev. Chares II. Dobbs, OF
Central Texas Presbytery, assistant
temporary Clerk.
fhe Rev. a. Shotwell, Of Mis-
souri,, Rev. Downey, of Pennsylvania,
Kew .. +. Rogers, Mississippi synod.
aDd Rev. Barnett Miller, OF Texas
synod, of The G. =. Church, being
present, We're invited to sit rs cores
pouding members.
synod adjourned to nine o'clock
Thursday morning. Prayer by Rev.
DIR. Byars.
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We examined Mr., Alfred F7tenlau's
o. play oi mezza,int, promenade, ca5i-
net, an!s!eGgth and ltfr-ai7e photo
graphs ia the first fair of the North
fvNa- Association, held at Dallas ia
October, 1876, and haze no hesitation
Ia proBounciDg IL The finest in point,
10 finish aud artistic nlefit ever eAhlb-
tied outside OF the largest cities. We
had the pleasure OF examining Mr.
Freema ans display in the photop raphic
department Of the Centennial Exhiii-
tiou ~ Philadelphia, which was far
isicrIor TO this in many respects, yet
q compared most faverab!y with the
best American and European work.
All. Freeman Is most iadus.lisus and
stuii0us artist, and strives to keep up
with all the Improvements made in
bis art. That he has succeeded al.
mirAbly is shown in the beautiful and
charming display made at lie Fair,
~hich is an honor to the State and a
fiaterihg proof of the high standard
attained 10y Dallas artist.
Mr.. Freeman received the geld
medal and premium, for the best dis
play Of photography work aud cray
Ons. a merited compliment
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awarded the prepiium at the Cooks
Courty Fair. In October, 1915. ifs
weight when gathered WAS thirty,
three ounces, AMI II was ore Of four.
teen picked from n tbres-yesr old tree
sold 10y one Of the naFSefivs he Sepla :
sents. lie also has on exhibition =
peach tree OF one years growth, from
TIE bed, that is decidedly the haest
specimen We have ever seen. Its
Eish; Is near nine feet and it is we'll
to 81.
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EsrRAYs.

Taken M BY ]. NJ X sen aud es,rsxei Ia
t.re Z, =. AcSaure, Justice OF the peace. prt,-
ieet, one white fore foot, some yvitta In f.,rs-
hsaa, tour or five Years old, and a staiigon
a ~, eng brown horse, branded ~ IL IN
ieit shoulder, i've ar six years old. also aua
Drown steer, branded on the side hia. ana
Iatrhei 10 on left ear. ana ssaiiuy fork on
od-appraised At 81.
TAKEN mp by " 81. williamson. aud s..
tfaycd before f. T. Meyer, tusfica Of the
peace, pre- met No. 3, one bay nor. !. On
hands nigh, rixht fore foot white, and i n
hiha tbot white. saddle oarks, branded on
ittft 9onl'.rr thus II, about ten wears oil
ana appraised at SO o''
ft',es " by sIssy uunsaker, and es,ray.
Z ofi,,re Joan Preston, justice Of the peace,
p.eeinrt :. =, one yellow bay mare, bilad'
y, Years Old, 10 hands high. branded fhus,
utis'n ana q. On right shoulder, apprnisaG ~
~ 81. Also, one ptasz pony horse. fise years
Jla, thirteen hands high, branded Gal on,
sl&ht saonitier, APPRAISED Mt SO. Also one
bb.cx ppay naFe, blaze face eight yenr,
oid, anireeea q .tris high, branded " on the
L. =. ishft ~. NJ On the right shoulder. a ~
praised at 51D. ~
TaSen up by W c. Aleorn and esfraved
4, Z, lore W: -. feak, Justice Of the Peace
i,ieS. y,.ars Oh one ,osn pony it1s hands
,sppraised ut $50. ~,
Taken M BY " NJ. Mcco-nas and ss,ra- .,
before y y. Psag. Justice Of tn Peace ,5rs.
einei Ne. l, piie sea ii brown ROW mn =,
aytari nla, " hands nigh brand ed ON i,.fi
'neaiacfJs, x',sasl star IN forehead ana i,f,
ntnfi f1ot Whites vaiucd at So Also. one b,y
po;iy- 2 ysstts iii. "a 4snd nigh a whit lei
snort lnssae. antts1 81 on left should sr. val
is-i II siss > $50, one bstg pony, 5 years Ola
~ seasis 1isi9. hssafsi X, oonueetesi an ~.
rtsht ssiu.il .e.t vainesi AT sin. T.3f
Iakea NJ hr Z. l., Sanford and esi.ayed
seis,s 2, +. y. znt, Justice 1.-THE Peace Pre-
clnct Ne. - otse clay bank pony horse
about IL yea oi. sd aboSft 49, hands is,5A
branded Of ssrit shoulder e w ia CONN.,, he
neatlll; ;sppraiseei al SIS. -.sg
Take NJ, ay james W. Wright and es
tfsyssd htfefc W Peak, q Justice of IA.
Fence prec:aet W. nns brown horse mule
= bans.s high wears old, branded viii
rsass : and letter 4 Or the left shouldsr a p.
praised AT si0. -.lr
Taken up sy John Warner and estr.lyed
eefote y IL, Blunt, n sstlce OF the Peace pre
'aoct Nc. -, red steers. ~ years CID,
marked crop and two spiits In right ear, a ~
aoie Ia fsft, branded I on right hin aud
shoulder; The other marked a CROP split and
anderait IN left ear. and swallow fork mnd
au-ierUif IN right, branded ID. IL. on rigul
arp; also one red stxeI, 5 or years Old
suafssst crop on ofieft ear and split 80 r,rhi
4 Oh lett hip; siso one bay mare, about Ii
hands nigh and ABOUT years old, N brands
A. HARWOoIi,
County Clerk, Dallas County, Re xas
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u affords US pleasure t. ipform the
villagers of sherman that the new
compress Is 9. X The same ensrgs
HAT Put up an elevator ard compress
where not long since, thtre was noth-
ihg rat a cedar brake, has quickly re-
paired temporary Injury. Captain
Clark IS not the man 10 Idle. VIII the
SHERMAN RsQiStcr please note?
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-04

ly.,niay afternoon, about dark,
Htts Archie -wiudelis was LETT ztnnsi.
iug alone 300 room % hi, fatLer'.
house. >IlI-uly his slater heard tim
scream, AMI, 0n "a hing Ia Do, sale,
hund tha. Ge hai ilerI struck ly q.
rock oy ul.s, over ihe right eye, eyi-
tsn .y hwisd from -.ius on ,lp out
side. i.y u.Ir fellow received qIl;e
8 severe ga, .ui b. hot Dangerously
hurt = more dl-tIsdiy agt it Is bard
o. tHHjg
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-04
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y 50 COMMON Tn the country as scarcely 70
need eefaiasni. The causes which produce
IT are such as coia. Irregular living, over *.
estien, low spirits. night air ex posare 10 N l.
Asiaatie eSnst.tion.. etc. In large cities
where - sa 'osts ADD agricultural i'm Pile
inents sre mar afaetere,i, the grinder pro-
teets his lungs + ON the injurious etiee; of
The dust sying eff the grindsione by wear
ing respiFafor- Tue eoal miner ere he de-
sends The shaft paoyidss himself with a
safety ianp 10 guard against hre-dan.ts.
ko~ it is equally necessary for those who
are brought IN contact with apy OF The
causes lending 10 intermittent fever, TO pre-
vide themselves with that.wen known and
hisssly esteemed remedy ngains, it, the
HasE ~IcaAus Bl17ERa.