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OUR READY MADE Department
VOLUME 90

both in Mems and Boys Clothing lar u.'s
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Al court Of Probate holtcn At Ellsworth. within
amt f,r TIE nuuty ~ Hancnck. - the list We'd
n,sisy nt September 5. -. 1873,
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SAMUEL ROYAL. t,aarIiRu OF selwya liza ~Irm
> \ ais. minor li,Ir- Of ALISON nasem.
late 81 altman in -a.I COUNTY. deceased, gilbert
T.. simpson, Assignee OF Walter u. McCrats, OF
sullivan "a said touaty, aud Hattie r.. Grren.
Admini siraliiN 81 The e~iAic OF Joseph ". ureeu.
lttc OF BIuchul IN sAi County, decca>ed-hayin g
presented theiT arst accounts upon said Estate
fur Probate.
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representing first clAs-, reliable and indcpcn-
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actor, standing and strength, furnishing the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
rnr mum wl,n the n,rn on Il.

II behuOves the people of Dallas to
consider at once how best TO maintain
her present status, and retain her repu-
tatlon and population. To do this,
there are certain things that must be
done. There must be rigid enforce.
ment OF the vagrant law. "A more eff
ficlent and extensive police system
must be provided for, and kept up. a
system of pavements and sewerage Is
necessary for purposes OF drainage,
convenience aud health. The streets
must he kept cleaner, the gambling
| hells must be closed and no longer
winked nt by each successive city ad
ministration. A system OF public
schools must be provided for literally
Additional lines of railway to rich sec
tons must be built. Every business
man and citizen must cut down his ex
penses and be content to do smalle
and safer business. There are to,
many branches OF business overdone
and too many OF the professions over
crowded, Everything must be don
to wipe out the impression Of lawless
ness, roughness and crime the enemie
o. Texas so industrlously spread. Dial
las is, and must BIO continued,
success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28

Young Texas rcigucd supreme yes
terduy. Even the RACES failed To eN-
cite the Indies and fathers, like the
baby tournament Promptly at twelve
o'clock, the committee called for the
haoio4, and q y were to the number
oluloutNn.,u, placed on the pianos
in the music stand Only ltltle ones
under year we're admitted The
proud and anxious mothers, each cOL-
,ideut of Geg darling taking the prize,
showed ,hcm or to the best advantage.
ont oga con,uuttea OF seven appoint
ed to ,,c!dau oou their merits, only
three nced the music, The others
t.ol. ictle timber very " isely.
The crowd soon became 30 great that
IL became necessary to plnce the
uehic.sp IN row, and such row
\ prrillcr or finer or healthier look"
ing bunch Of Youngsters 1t would be
djn,c.lt 10 Gud anywhere, in weight,
form and iooEa They were admirable
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
E.nnnnr Rlnes.

The following Ia the list of the Off
GERS and privates of the Lamar Rifles,
who in the competitive drill with the
Stonewall Greys on the Fair grounds,
carried OF the award:
OfliGefs--Captaiu, J G Eblon; First
Lieutenant, George Il FELTON,; Second
Lieutenant, William II Birmingham
First Sergeant, Ed j smith; Second
Sergeant, J S Thatcher; Third Ser
geant, A II Clinton; Fourth Sergeaat'
A Douglas; Fifth Sergeant, J > Sweet
man; Ordinance Sergeant, j Q Me-
Nealus,
privates- w Barnet, II Collins, J
A Chambels, William M Chase,
| d w Douglas, Il q Ellis,
| NJ. Elkin, D. X, Fawcett, II. Faes,
William Godfrey, Joseph A. Harris,
n. G. Harry, II. HUSTLED, w. Hoelzell,
Charles Harris, w NJ Leslie, J ii Nc
Cormick, Joseph McMakin, Frank Me-
Maxim, } w Overend, rs Potts, JOIN
Seddons, a shannon, d II Siemar
w Il Stewart, NJ * Thorburn, w +
rurley, r II West, 7 Williams.
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Best mulc one year old and under
two, B, f. Croly.

Best mule, one year old and under
two. b. +. Croly.
rororanuntp scocR.
B,s. stallion, three years old and
over. ]. T.. Bnrkley. VnJack Hariy.n)
Best stallion. two wears old and un.
der three. ]. Il, Barley. 90. G.
McCoyrl
Muyrs. three veprs old and over. j.
f.. Buklpy. l"Btlle Barkiey.m
Sweepstakes, ulures any age, w. NJ.
| PAYNE. ,ulady Stin.N
Stallion, one wear old ana under two,
.Ioc KuvitL rLougvIew.nD
Mares, tSo years old and under
three, Doe Rowitt. wNUu Rowltt.n)
ploonrp sroch, GRADED.
MIR. Mclae, of Missouri, on "Donald
Deany.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28

In the mule race, free for all, one
mile dash, Mr. Jenkins entered black
mule "liit;n II. Johnson, brown mule
"Nettier II. Bachelor, bay mule
mo Nance" Turner Bros, brown
mule "riger.n The race was won by
"Ilip' in 2:3Oi, "Nellie" coming in
second, aud the others being distahced
In the mile dash for two'year old
colts, Mr.. }. Chapman entered b -.
c. Mccoy" a. Franklin, = "Jack
Harn r. n. Melton, "larlina Halde.
man, The race was won 10y 81. G.
Mccoy" in l:50l, Jack Harp coming
in second, and "Tarlina Haldeman"
last.
In the trotting race +. Magrew en-
tered b z "rom Ochiltree;" -- Sam,
"Sam;n - Phillips, sg daylight"
The race was won by "lom Ochiltree'
in 2;l7!, "Sam" coming in second anu
"Daylighp' third.
In the three.quarter of mile dash'
catch weights, j. Chapman entereu u
@ ~. C. McCoy;n Turner Bros, m
uI,izzie Rivers" Morris b & "Wood'
land;n Warren, b & "Shoo Fly" i. a.
CIV, "Kitty Clyde.' The race was
won by the latter in l;loi Lizzie
Rlversn coming in second and "Shoc
Flyu third.
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nctier Inte ,rnn NcYer.

The Dallas Intelligencer has come
out for 'rlden aud Hendricks. Better
late than never. "A. BIZ here's our
hand and we hope when you get to
Heaven, Ia gnai chance now your
great friend, for whom you wear that
one hundred pound beard, ,1enry
Clay, may be allowed to meet you and
welcome you at the gate.-[ Moscow
Democrat.
But we are afraid it's "never" Mr.
Democrat. Oar Ephraim il Joined tc
his idols. For swift passing moment
we bad welcomed him back to his
fold, but he has returned to his post
Office. Judge A. Il. Is too good a man
to be a Radical, but he doesntthinf
80, and all we can do Is to pray tina
God may forgive him on the othe
side OF Jordan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28

Dr. \, :. johnson offers premium
for tho vrclt!oss boy between one aid
'h'e'y''r' OF age
rhs policemen arc reminded that
there Is too much fast riding ON the
gwunJs,
The dispav of steam enpines is
acknowlpdred ia be tho hes, ever
made south of NJ I.anis
lp,.,,.t. Ito. e., ....
mium. tbe ip5,cs .l.cillJ ,neu all ns
worthy of "houorable mentiop -
~. ..,.., ,, a.,
- - VI, ""' vs., ' .',
NJ. ,.,,.. ~. r,,.a ,,..,.' .,'' -
., -.
a WSNPi ''h''o h"'Nvr r'h"r"e' o'
"", VI 'u' J'"N'' y ''''''NS : j 90" .
=. ,'.,, '' ' ''''.'''''' 10 J'"S' 3"
"'''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
aurlcultura, nnd Mechanical Depart
nling,

anrlculturu, nnd Mechanical Depart
mrni,
The Fair may now be considered an
assured success When it ia remem-
here, tuattNe whole thiugwns accom-
p,i.i,i.uaLrUt uwu months, it viii be
admitted by the Cr0Nkcls' Club even,
that u remarkable degree of energy
has been displayed. This is our first,
but hy No means our last fair. Next
wear still greater improvements vii
be made, the premium list increased,
aud many of the drawbacks OF the
present done away with. With the
increase of the stock, larger anu
more general advertisement OF the
fair made, the erection of n larger
Grand stand, an enclosed arena viii
seats and roof and other convenienccs
The success Of the next Will he still
greater Let every citizen, then
strengthen the hands OF the directory
by attending. Let there be no per
sonal or selfish action. Let all pull to
gether for the common ambition o
making our fairs hereafter as brilIlan
and attractive as possible, and, aboV'
all, financial successes.
Among the visitors to these depar,
ments, yesterday, the reporter on
served Colonel Noble, tho courtly Gen
erol superintendent OF the Texas AM
/, Pacific, and Major Thompson, the al
WAYS gentlemanly General Passenge
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
Genera ! Howard's Deficiency Of Pub
Ito Funds Made Gooa--Appointrnon
Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, October 27.--SlIver
disbursements to day $2l, 100000.
One hundred thousand dollara OF the
four.and.one-half per cent bonds were
substituted to-day for tho sums for
which General O, o, Howard was de-
faulter, aud has been bearing interest
from 1865.
John j. Brooks, OF Philadelphia,
was appointed chief OF the Treasury
detectives to-day.
Postmaster General Tyner has re-
turned to the city.
Probabilities For the South Attain
tic and Gulf States, cloudy weather,
falling barometer, easteriy to southerly
winds, warmer and clearing weather
will prevail on Saturday, with possibly
occasional rains In the Southwest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
Arctic expedition Progress 10 enc
North Pole Impraclicnble.

The British Press Association states n
telegram has been received al Ports
mouth announcing the return Of the
arctic expedition under Captain Naves,
who reports progress to the North Pole
lmpracticable. No land was seen north
ward of the highest point reached,
namely; So degrees 20 minutes, but
in other respects the expedition was
successful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
Crisis in the scrvtnn Minissry--No War
News from Belg raae.

PARIS, October T.--There Is crisis
in the Servian ministry. Minister Of
War Nicolict has resigned In conse-
quence of General Tchernayeff's AFRO
gance. Prince Milan refuses to accept
his resignation, bat Nicollct persists,
aud has the support Of Prime Minister
Ristich and his colleagues. No war
news from Belgrade to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28

RsnmIicO Course Odu socks the FaveF
lite and winner of she kour-w
Race. ~
BALTIMORE, Nd, October "a. IN
the Pamlico race course to-day y
tendance was large, the weather hlf
and the track in good condition.
First Raee-One mile; Bombast wa
the favorite. AT the start Bonn bast got
off first, Hibernia second, Sallie No.
Crea third, Princeton fourth; at the
quarter pole Sallie McCrea took second
place; down the home stretch HibernlA
passed Sallie McCrea and gained seIs
ond place, aud at the finish BombAa
came In first, Hibernla second, ssllls
McCrea good third, aud Princeton q
bad fourth. Tlme--l:SSa.
Second Raee--One and one.hAh
miles for all ages; there were nine
starters, as follows: Galway, PIP
Bruce. Courier, Warlock, Paladips Tom
o'Neal, Modoc, Kenney and Lacy
Mac. At the start all gOs OIL wen 20
gether at the judges stand Courier Iea,
Warlock second, Paladin shifr, n'il
Bruce fourth, Galway iiith, kenney'
sixth, Lady Mac seventh, Tom WNs ~
eighth, and Modoc last; on me io@sE
turn Warlock gained the lead. uAiwty
second; down the home stretch bih
Bruce went to the front and won tns
heat and race by two lengths, Galway
second, Courier third, Tom O'Neel
fourth, and the others far behind
Time-2:i39. I.
Third Race-Four-mile heats FoF ~
ages; Odd Socks the favorite " @s
puols. First heat--Blg SANDY sot oI'
first, Odd Socks second, PicoAo 'niFu'
. Hertzog fourth; on the upper w!n
Odd Socks won the lead, biz nanoy
second, Picolo third, Hersnog iooi'N'
ON the second mile Odd Socks 1911 n. !.
tanned the lead, with Hertzos sseene
at the finish Odd Socks came ~ q \.
!. lengths ahead OF Hertaoa anc ~
r Sandy and Picolo were o's,a " a \
q Time-7:35l. Second heat au NJ, ~
the favorlte at large odds n y. ssrss
. and won the heat aud raoe ~ o
: lengths. Time 7:42}
!. Reyno 'dsburs. o.. pssAvsySe "
8 CrscrSsAu, O, oeiobst &C. -
/ business portion Of Rsyno'ds 4. ~
4 including the possodicN VA dS''s
by fire to-day.
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agent OF the same line In fact, their
seemed TO be- II veriioble 0utpourlpg of
promincntp. both of thIs r'y and from
abroad, who drrted Instantly on en-
torlag the gate 20 tie machinery and
agricultural department Il Is TO be
regretted, however that amid all ;his
almost matchless display, our own
county did not introduce more of her
own productions, a defect not unob'
served by many
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
The TurGo.servisa Peace Proposals
murhy,

A Berlin dispatch says the announce
ment is made that Russia intimates
her Willingness to accept the Portes'
latest armistioe proposals, with modi-
iications not calolated to ilnperil the
desired result.
The proposal to settle the terms Of
peace at conference at which Turkey
is not to tc present, is opposed BY
England
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
England sfrcns theninK Her Fleet N
ahe u csiiterrancan.

LONDON, October 27.--Ths Pail Mall
Gazette announces that The troop ship
Hlmalay is preparing to take six com.
panIes OF royai engineers and two Of
the Transport eorps to JOIN the Mediir
erraneRn Heet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28

School children go free again to-
day.
Mrs. Griffith tainted yesterday from
the excessive heat.
DR.. II. p. Sweat, OF Waxahachie, was
doing the Fair yesterday.
Colonel Il. J. Campbell, of Jefferson,
was ON the grounds yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
Railroad Accident Ina New JeseaS..
gnreo Killed,

PATTERSON, N. j., October 81 "A
freight train qf the New Jersey MIDI
land road, jumped the track at Haw.
thornc bridge, The engineer, tire'
man and conductor were killed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
Marine DisastcI-si Lives suprosc<
20 be Lost. M

CAMDEN, Me-, October T.--Ths'
schooner Charles Heath, with ak per-,
sons aboard, is supposed to be lost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
[ VOL. Iv.-NO. 2l5
New York Pools Piftesn Hume red 4.
Four Hundred In Favor OF Tiiaen--
Arrest OF the Excise Hoard.

-N'+@ ~ aNt0E UX IIIUIM~.
Arrest orshe Excise Hoard.
NEW YORK, October p. There were
large investments last night al both
Morrissey's and Johnson's. The aen-
eral result opened even, but at nine
o'clock II was two hundred To ono
hundred and seventy i've In favor 81
Tilden. The State was fifteen hundred
to four hundred In favor OF Tilden.
The entire excise board have been
arrested, charged with granting liquor
licenses to eating houses unlawfully.
II was the Continental Life Insur-
anee Company which was plsced Ia
the hands OF receiver, and not che
Continental Fire Insurance Company,
as enormously supposed In several
places throughout the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
FINE wool SHEEP.

FINE Wool SHEEP,
Fine wool buck, 50 premium; do,
eve, - fine lambs So,
LONG wool sHEGp.
Buck, S.; eve, 50 herd Of sheep of
ten or more, SO.
POULTRY,
Game cool, and hen, = 80; pair of
chickens of any breed, - 5O pair of
turkeys of any breeI, - 90.
SpEEO RING.
Running, three mile heats, free for
all, first, $500; do, second, $50; trot-
ting, consolation, mile heats, three in
five, for horses that have trotted and
not won a purse, first, 500; do, second,
$25.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
E. NJ. Kahn G. Bro.

gytc the attention Of Ercnhs, CuaiomcrSHuU H.rau-
- 10 t.civ Barge. 8cmuiiSui and Varied t.so7l.pcut
NJ rEN'a. YOUTHS, &oS~' and CI1HDGEN'S
c3OEg3SG.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28

Hy r,tEcncc To the programme, u
VIA nysg,u uatitmfu,,oi points Of
iutelcs, ,onH who may attend, Al
who naye NOT been, owe it to our city
aud county 10 10 to-day The awards
DO the various departments viii all ue
closed, and via appear IN tomorrow
mornings luRALu.
A NATTER on CONGRATULATIONS
The good order and good feeling
which has prevailed during the pres
cutluitA,ory fair ,sa matter of much
r.ulihcaticn There hns been ne
roWdyi-m or drunkenness on tn,
grounds. Good humor and courtesy
have been the order Of the day, Sey
erai cuses Of individuals getting ~
ON their ears" about TITLES have ta&tl
place, but nothing of a serious chgrac
ter has occurred TO mar the success o
the fair. The police have been yer.
efficient, and ON Friday the militar
without arms were detailed to kec
order on and near the track, u delic0I
duty they performed with soIdieFl
drmuess AID poilencss,
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MlscELLANEnrs.

Tournament for gentlemen; most
comlcal rider and rigging In equsstrl-
nnism.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28

neyno' asburs. o.. DssAssyse
CrsorSsArI O, oetohst 4
business portion Of Rsyro'o.os ~,
including the poasodicN VA 2
by fire to-day. .lS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28
III. MI. Kahn 81 Bro

mo. a.sitate ina En2 tlat t5"r s!oc2 az GT2zE%|
..# ra= Gga W0E&EE2 DIA&&E AZ. C0A85 a.&
.s.a sss equal Eji aua #itiaa ID 515ga Got tu~a
tgu sgora, aUG t,sua c4ect great c,imE in Price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-28

PamIico Course Oda socks the Fave
lite and Winner Of she Eour-I \
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-29
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NorIcE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ have this day placed In the hands OF the
Town Attorney the delinquent list of taxss due
the Town told Hiil tor the nscaI year epdirg
the nrst Monday In Nay. A. u. 1877: and Tia,
ten per cent. delinquency has been sdded 10 al
tanes nov unpaid. and that upon the expin.
tiou OF twenty days from date suit will Be In.
stituted In the proper courts for the recovery Of
all taies still unpaid.
I'D. LOYNACHAN,
NarshAl and TAI Collector Of the Town Of
0old hin.
Gold nm, October Q. A. D. 1915. oesh
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NOTICE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ BiiIpGEr CONLAN. Of storey county,
wife Of JOHN CoNtAN. Int. nds 20 maie an
application to the District Court Of the Yirst
Judicial District Of the State u Nevada. In and
foe the county 81 Storey. on the itth day Of De-
cember. is1s. for an order Of aid Court par.
hitting hef IN carry ON business in the county
% RIO ~ In her own name. and on her own &C.
cunt. under and By virtue of an Act Of the
Legislature 81 the state Of Nevada entitled
.An Act TO authorize MARRIED women 20 trans-
act business In their own name ~ sole Traders"
approved February 8. lSsT. The busiutps che
tn carry on 10 that Of buying and ssil.
Ing val e-faie. buying and selling cattle, and
- ling milk In the county of Storey.
BRIDGET C0NLAN.
November 10. 1878 nol4 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-29
SoSs.n,sss..o Lott: ,s:s,

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eft - Ulciaal place % ba-ine--. san Francisco.
L,cnion of works, Virginia Miniry District
Storey county, Nevada
N.aicc |. hereby given, that 81 . nssiin' %;
The .osri II pircctnr held on tn 7i-t day
al Noyrmhcr, is-G, an s--~-sment ina. ~ 81
ptny Cents pr share wss levied upon the cap
itL .tnck the corporation. payable im,nsii'
aiely. In United Stsie- e,ai CON. To fso secre-
t.ry. Al the onlcs OF the Company, kron ~.
Ma ii9 C.liforni, street. sAn Francisco, CAL
fOruia.
Any stock npoa which thu s--e .inent shall
remain unp,ii on n. gIta day of D-c~mh~r.
i.Ja, will bs de inaucnt. and advertised for
..I~ a, public .nctipn and anlc-- payment u
,a,l H. t-.f.r- will be- sold on IN. stxrEEstH
DAY Uf JANUARY. isII. In psy the d-lin-
n ,-nt assessment. txeth.r with u'-t- "i nj
veri-in- and .xpensr- - sal~.
NJ order of the 'trcetofs.
JOSEPH MAorIsE. Secretary.
Once Room %. NJ. ts C.h'"r"'s ."ss''
Am FfsDcisco. tAlifUNlta. hntld
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-29

And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees. made on the 18th day Of
Ociobsr. 1876. 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of sueh stock a. may be necessary win be sold
al public auction. At the once of the Con.
franrisco. California. on THURSDAY. the fth
day of Iccember. 1915. at the hour Of 3 O'clock
y. y Of raid day. tn pay said delinquent assess-
meni thereon. together with cots Of advertis-
Ing and eIpense. of the sals.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Onnee-koom 4. No. Ioi California street,
San Francisco. California. nslstd