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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-09

LADIES' When you buy Saleratus please no.
tice how much larger d. B. DeLanC & Co. s
Best Chemical Saleratus papers are than others,
also how much better article YOU can get
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-09
REGALIA
FOR ALL SOCIETIES.
Military Goods, Band Supplies,
MANUFACTURED BY
NJ. G.. LHLEY& GO.
Columbus, Ohio.

PATRONS OF HUSBANDKY PRICE LIST.
Jewels, Is Pieces, silver plated per set So 80
Working Tools, 7 Piece .
do do do in fine case :. 90
Spud, Hook and Crook silver plated SO %
Deputies Jewels each I OO
Owls Head, gold or silver bronzed IS
Owl, full body, do noun
ted on staff %
Gents Resalia, Sash and Apron per doz. 80
Ladies' do do do 90
Vreaths for Ceres, Pomona a-d
Flora, 3 for 90
Members Badges, silver plated 40
Members Badges, gold plated ! 50
Shields. for Regalia, silver plated 90
Wells, for Initiation each 90
Capes fer Initiation 50
Applications y-r 100 ~
Order Book on Treasurer, 100 with
tubs 40
freasurer's Receipt Book, leo with
Sesretary's do do 100 with s.nbs 20
Secrsfarys Notice to members for
Dues uer IN Al
Ballot Box of Walnut, sliding top, so
baiioss, porceiain, per 100 90
Gayels of walnut eseh *
SAILS. according 10 design IS 90. s 90 90
WE Use ScSS BUT FERsT CLASS LEVER PRESSES
FOR SEALS.
Orders under seal of Grange will receive
prompt stsention. otherwise goods will b cent
{. O. D. unless the order IS ACCOMPANIED hv
the money. Address all communications u,
II. {. LlLLEY < co.
c0-arn Columbus Ohio
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-09

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTNEyT or INSURANCE
WHEREAS, The Howard Insurance COMPANY
corporation organized under the laws of the
State Of New York, has filed in this DEPART
ment a sworn statement exhibiting its condi-
ton and business for the year ending Deem
Der 3ls', 1874, from which it appears thst the
capital, the character Of the securities and the
financial standing OF SAID Company, conform
TO the requirements of the laws Of this state
regulating the business Of insurance
And whereas said company has fully COM
piled With all the requirements Of the insu-
rance lars aforesaid.
Now THEREFORE,, |, A. R. McGiIl, Insurance
Commissioners Of the State OF Minnesota. pur-
suant 10 the provisions Of said laws, do hereby
certify that the above named Company il fully
empowered, through its authorized agents. to
transact is appropriate business Of Fire Iasu-
rance II this State. according to the laws there
of, until the Dist dav Of January, A. d. 1877
In testimony whereof have hereunto ct nv
hand and aThxei nv official seal this 18th.
day Of February, 1876.
4 z. McGTLL.
Insurance Commissioner
/ f. l. @TIDDART. Agent,
Feb 14-i = Paul, Mimi.
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LIS vi duCe company,
New ork,
Principal Office, New York.
ORGANIZED and commenced business, 10Th
April 1929
SAMUEL T. SKIDMORE, President.
RICHARD W. CLARK, Secretary, pro tenn.
PAID UP.vAPITAL STOCK, s5oo,ooo.
il. ASSETS.
Value OF unincumbered real
estate owned go. -. -. $4,000
Amount loaned on real estate
security. first liens.)... 6O,5OO
Interest due and accrued on
bond and mortgage loans l,343 SO
Market vaule of bonds and
stocks owned $50. ...... $4,000
Amount loaned on collateral
security, (market value
Cash on hand and in bank. 217l3S9
Interest due and accrued on
bonds and stocks not in
Guided in market value 4,14343
Interest due and accrued on
collateral loans 1872 &c
Premiums in due course of
collection 49,. -. -. 1855. 81
All other property, viz: Sal
wage property and claims
on losses already paid,
Rents due and accrued,
IOCal S33. IA
Aggregate amount OF all actual
available assets .... ..... Sit. 099. So
9. LIABIL1TIEs,I
Gross claims for
losses adjusted
and unpaid. S4,l49e9
Losses resistedin-
Guiding inter-
est and expen-
Total gross claims
Tor losses 5, S49.S9
Net amount OF unpaid losses 5,S49. SO
Amount required to safely re-
insure all outstanding
risks; 80, ......:,;. llo,45s,oe
All other demands against the
company 22l. 81
Total liabilities except capital
and net surplus 80. 1869 %
Joint stock capital paid up in
surplus beyond capital 1870 1850 %
Aggregate liabilities paid up
capital and surplus .... 1909 So
8. INCOME, 1876.
Gross cash prem
iums received. s2l3,s6425
Deduct re-inSu-
rance, rebate
and return pre-
Net cash actually received for
premiums 49,. ...... 1877, 43a14
Interest reed on bonds and
mortgages 49,. -. 4,sO374
Interest and dividends receiv-
ed from all other sources 3O.759.96
Income from all other sources $500. 70
Total income. ........ sas, OOa "a
4. EXPENDITURES, 1875
paid for losses 5s,697.75
Deduct salvage
and re insu-
rance -. 80. l,l76.22
Net amount paid for losses. 1881, SO
Cash dividends actually paid $1,000
Salaries OF officers, clerks and
other employees $50. 81, 49,. al
Paid for commissions and
brokerage -. -. 22,7e2. 80
Amount paid tor State, Ma
tional and local taxes 49,. s.527. SO
All other expenditures .-..-.. l9,l2O.52
Aggregate expenditures dur
3ngtheiyear -. lse,ais,2
3. MISCELLANEOUS
Total amount OF outstanding
risks Dec. 81, 1875 49,. 1904, 1863
Total premiums received from
organization of Company
= to date -. -: 4.Ii5,2l7
Total losses paid from organi-
cation Of company 10 date 4,ll5,2I7
8. BUsISLss IN MINNESOTA.
Amount OF risks taken,-fre s25, 600
Amount OF premiums receiv-
ed,-fre $500 -. 365 81
Amount OF outstanding risks
in Minnesota at end Of
year ~. -. so,s5o
Amount Of losses paid occur
ring prior to last statement 469. so
Amount of losses incurred,
claimed and unclaimed . 569. 50
Commissions paid agents in
State. 49,. 1884
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTNEyT or INSURANCE.
H. r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-27

A ride Of fifteen miles In the country
yesterday gave us fine opportunity OF
seeing the condition Of the crops and
the progress OF the harvest. Some idea
Of the agricultural products Of this Sec
ton OF Texas may be given people at
a distance when they are told that in
one field there was growing In perfec-
ton wheat, oats, rye, barley, Hungari-
an grass, corn and sorghum. The yield
Of crops In this section will be good !;
the corn is magnificent, and the cotton
doing well. The oats and other grains
are fine also. In every field, as far as
the eye could reach, were to be seen
reaping machines brandishing their
arms In the air and moving the wheat
with wonderful easiness and speed.
Nothing could be more picturesque
than the varied shade ofgreen OF the dif
ferent grains and the contrast afforded
by the golden color Of the ripe wheat
fields near by.
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Tho star Lodge Roirec.

There was quite number OF the
members OF the l. o, q. 7. present last
night al Lively Hall upon the occa-
slon Of the entertainment given by
Star Lodge. There was goodly num-
Der Of pretty misses and attentive
beaux, Parker's Germania band to
dance by,a fine floor, q beautifully
decorated room, and any quantity Of
light refreshments In the way Of ices,
creams, lemonade, cakes, etc. The af-
fair was quite informal, and partici-
patced In without any particular cere-
mony. Everybody enjoyed the even
Ing, and the solree was as pleasant as
possible. r1A "
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Personal.

Mr.. Sam Boyd. Of New Orleans, who
10 one Of the principal stockholders In
the elevator and compress company,
handled four hundred thousand bales
Of cotton last year. He expresses him-
self as astonlshed and delighted at the
progress and prosperity Of Dallas and
the beauty, cultivation and fertility Of
the surrounding country.
Judge Reeves, late of the Supreme
bench, since his retirement from the
position Of Associate Justice, which he
filled with signal ability and honor, is
devoting himself to the practice oflaw
In partnership with that sterling law
yer and student, MFR. JEFF. Word, his
son-in-law, than whom. none u the
younger members Of the bar are more
deserving. 49, enc w
Mr.. J. Hall, representing Messrs.
Dozler, Well & Co, of st. Louis, 10 at
the Lamar Hotel, Mr.. Hall was SO
unfortunate a. 70 have q rib broken
and his left shoulder distracted In the
railway accident on the Central road
near McDade, the other day.. Fortu-.
nately, but one other passenger was
hurt .(alady who had her thigh crash.
ed). Mr., Halls injuries are serious,
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The Evening Mail.

This is the name of the new twenty
column evening paper, which made Its
first appearance yesterday evening,
under the control Of Messrs. Harris
and HOFFMAN. The editorial tone of
The Mail is dignified, the matter pithy
and current, the local fresh and spicy,
the associated press dispatches up to
the moment of going to press, and the
selected matter first-class. There is
no reason why The Mail upon its
merits as a lively, enterprising paper
should not be literally supported, and
THE HERALD extends to IL hearty
welcome. ss
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The Great summer sale Of Fine Ready
NalG ClGlhIIg
80 Daysi 80 DaSs'' 80 D"'' III
AT THE
New York Clothing house

waars under many obligations ~ w. w W.
t,,'ns ot DaIi a. and shrf0unilng rounug ,iiiui
,ns very liberal support lhty nave ~ d,'IeT
toward as during our hlhy hG'u ~ i H. onrry Oui
~, '' ~ and hl of OuT lOIineT ldtnh, VIZ ~
VI nSS"rg To- ths motto quick halsh ana o ns.
Wnlllha, h, W. nave thlH day made rplloph
s,on' ana Tor The neIt Thlrly Days W., i tu
eolys rom our Now YORK Mhnnl' nv, XII,
Wv, 9,,s XXI ilug lgnt uudergenli bpulh Wy ~,
shn.s. and "A combined new nts9i hon' W.
rlsnant gents furnishing g9odsf nn om sr ou,
XXI in ltI,red nj Il gleat reduction llgin uHl
~ n,r Efforts Hnd must blhE coy WIN
The assertions mhlri lhhl W., cIothlup
tilnthing House, N mo loW'A' P'''U naavN III
house IA Texas,
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THE HhhAhp VI" '"''"
full report OF tho eh''o P'"'''"'"s"
The Dallas ana Wiph'" ln'N''y"
IL assuming 'nns'"'e "h' Pv'''p
shape Inc men Wo'h'"s ~ " w."
solve tue pfooo'eni VI '"''' /" wv w
III pluch anu honoy'
FRANK Austn' lewe'ef' Wy App''"
lhent w h,s "o'' p''sa'' , 49, eor tha
MIG " ,he oA'"'r W. pad,o in ref
ceh'epn'a W mus' I'm !, Rrszll.
erepoe !" 'hoo'o"" '' -...,,
Joe Booth got paoh "o" WV Sal
wedding W 'e'''" S'' IL, .,
shyh tnhI "" "'"' ,ss ,I, a.ioo ,ho
boiler WIZ" ma' "a,', gaa 70 h,s
rlyeS' i"e o"'o"'' $3.50 ''''' ~ ''I''T
hehd' ~ ~. ut4. ~.
Tickets to New fork' WaSn'nB
ton, Cheyenne hal'Sas wy ,"'so"''
Vinita III" op.'"s'''' w. '"' 10y 80,
ny oonnson T" ""'s'' 1,,, .ou.
Holeh lhey anu p"y ""' ''' '
ROAD uokes W vi po'"'' q"
Major wheaton ana Mrluce'o' 'ho
LeGrand hotel, have leased anu wiz
run this summer the celebrated Deer
shepo springs :" 'o"''oouV, 49, 80. -,
moHt hltrac'''o ""' o''"
mountain re"e"'''
| --Noihing could DO more peau'i'''
than our surrounding country clotne"
In all the spleDdor offspring anu hn'
vest I time. The helds are iuli u
reapers anu eho VIZ" 10 'o'0'''"o
ioVeiy' ....... L..
--DeStefano Bros NO. 7io maih'
have just received my boxes VI ono'o'
MeSsina oranges ana lemons also
large stock OF NUS oanoieShho "op''"'
fruits when 1hey oher 10 '"0 ''"'' ~
'nc 'o"''' p'''''
i Judge burioru, oi 'no D"',u'
Court has just returned rom "AAa' y,
achie. On inc 'weii'h OF june no "n'
open court mere. Inc jugs n" Wv
ooniidenc' ana respec. OF our peop'e,
and the next term OF tne court WIZ
show that thelr iaith III hot h'Sp'"o'''
Those croquet sets are selling last,
ou' ,ho'o "'v VIZ Wv ~ ' .'','.a. o,so
"''' ,"'o oo'"e ,; , ~, n,naa -, Of.
constantly ".a'n 10, a.,o, AND no,,ons
'ione'y p''",''o "e naa, a rau,
u" w oo ~, Nn" "
'opS' 'oo N'"'" ''''N~ ~
THE HERALD VIII shoruy preseh'
' some facts III relation 10 the C''y iioS'
pital that VIII cal LOT ac.on OH 'ne
part OF tho CITY Couhcii 'ookihg 70
$500 oon,n,ota nrov,slon for our MN.
! aa s s,.,,
~
ihc ,"u'e' Vi 'no '"''ou' 'n', ,,
! wiz meet '''s oVen'ns " nVo y 0'oVA'
atthe iouhg "eh onr's''"p f'''oo'a'
tioh han, over INC Savings oah", "
consult 'oge'her ~ references 70 ,ne
/, proposed supper Oh inursu"y evening
Younv Mems Christian Association.
A mll attendance reouested
3al..
-Ihe report III inc Oommercia' o'
Yesterday respecting 'he patent 'or ~
improved ian 70 VI oper"'eo ny cioch
work. was as usual errVneous' Mr'
Emil fri'z ID not 'he SOLE inventor OF
patehtee' as sta'eu IN 'ne aforesaid
paper, ou' MT ~ W. "aiiher 10 INC GU
inventor ana oo'pa.en,ee WIN MT
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

1854 WMTs8 @----7T- matGE&taGg1
Centennial cards printed at this
0ffice.--Ad.
The machinery for the grain ele-
vator is expected tomorrow.
--Haggart received ten thousand
buffalo hams yesterday. aaaua
Next Thursday evening Y. M. G. A.
supper at Lively Hail. ,ag,H
--one hundred reams tissue paper at
Reed 4 Lathrop's at 50 % ream.-Ad.
AN-Phillip werlein, Of New Orleans,
will accept our thanks for late music.
v-Call and examine our stock Of
''Centenniap' cards.-Ad..,
!, --MissStokes, music teacher, assisted
! BY her pupils, will give concert
shortly.a e~oiIul 10 osiuA BOA
--Blotters, Centennial cards and adj
vertisIng fans printed at THE HERALD
ofilce.--Ad. .ie 5ob r',, 49, r. stl
--Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, sos
Main street. I'D. 8saa 1tA
in the case Of Irwin VS. Thompson,
yesterday, In Justice Peaks court,
Thompson was discharged. u
This afternoon Burris' 'Rusher''
and Wilson's "Rattler" race at the
Fair Grounds for purse Of one hum
bred dollars. sotgbsmnasA
His name was @. w. Smith; of.
fsnse charged, stealing watch In Fort
Worth. Deputy Sheriff Tom Scott
amilinely waltzed Smith into Jail. i ,s
a--Leps have Q grand Fourth Of July
walk around, erect mammoth CEN
tennial liberty. pole, and give the
British Ions tail an old hundred
Hopsskeepsrs win find shaw,s re-.
ffigerators at r. H. Foaps furniture
store, Elm street. They SECURE to you
cool, fresh food, and are indispensable
In hot weathsr,7-Ad. rei,,sA ,...,.n
Mr.. Rsaves agent Of the stage
line, has returned to the city with two
Of the horses taken by the stage rob
bars, and abandoned by them near
Mckinney THJhoN eliiI .t.,,
- ~,
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By request OF the ladies OF Dallas, Mr. y.
Iralson, the Main street Millinery and Inn
porting House. has ordered, received and
now has on exhibition o lot OF black, white
and brown straw turbans at reasonable
prices. l,o.,rr .4n..ill mayiSdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-27

The young men Of Dallas who may
wish to have thorough, practical
knowledge Of surveying, are invited to
call and see F. A. Whatsoever upon
that subject. Room No. s, Dallas In.
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pisEFERIsED SPECIALS.

HNol" Ps,IsI.n millinery Store.
Mrs. E. Tynea, eIa Main street. IL now IN
her new and elegant store, with tho nnes'
stook OF all tho latoat styles millinery goods
ever br.usht N this city, She n also daily
receiving new goods from the East,
f-l 80. mayT dim
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The Millinery and human Emporium, will
MI all orders promptly, and satisfaction
guaranteed, at "a Main street. 9r7TT
mayii-dsmos 6E gilL6.|.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cola Baths.'at wilson's, No
aIi Elm street. DECIDEDLY


The oopartnership existing between the
undersigned, under the Arm name OF u, =,
Lyle, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, ". T.. Lyle retiring. T. j. keeton
will continue tho business under his own
name and assumes all the Liabilities OF the
late firm, H.. Z. LYLE,
4. j. kEETON.
Dallas, Texas, May Goth, 1873.
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A special meeting OF the directors OF THE
DALLAS HERALn Painting COMPANY, will
be held at the Exchange Bank In the City OF
Dallas, Texas, Monday, May 20, 1875, at II
o'clock, a. IN. A full attendance Ia desired.
WI MALONE, Secretary,
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Ladies' call and sec the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower than at
any other house In the city, at bli Main
street. .gEokFpa tQ3 Gmayli-dSmos
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49, 40 ihB, l2lltj 30 lfds, l2.'i new 70 li ,tt
lO'iO regular ili1ai do rpnp"hsr ''H' WV
TanOy ~, lNb,
Govermeni bnndfi hrm,
Railroad bonds quiet, hut Nllni
Stats securities dali, ...,..t,,,.d
stocks opened weaker aud pIlnth dtpll wv,
u 10 " DER cent, bnt subsequently pp'AN'
irmer, aud advanced J, 10 ~ pW opNh
Commercial,
sr. LOUIS, May 2u,--Iiemp nominal w
ol,9O, Flour dnlli prices ~ ihynl NV 'is
very lille dOlngi quiet ana nnllAhs,ni W,
mand iOT low and infdllHi ffhn'si lRi','"3
~, " 81 Xxx tb@1 ~, wheat hlEnSli me
No. 4 do III NJ bid, No, do, 1llo easll plni
Corn, steady, good demandl NJ, !nit,t1il ~
alls.o CASH lSlmlt. Tor May, phlf NUM-
No, mlIed, M(,o cash hid hye slnnhhi ~
0l@0lo, harley nothing, doug Mn arne
held AZ, Vi o. butter, duh aud we lhhlhn.
weak choice yellow dairy m9gse, np '9uay
Inv store, lltgl6o. kggs dnll ~ VIZ nnl
dnll, prairie bsalgOO, Pork dnli lopplns ~,
5l0 NJ. Try sail meat demnihlhllHi olnnl ~
olIered al, 7l,@Olgo. clear side, 100 wllhon'
buyeTs. hneon dullnnd lover a. To- We'll
| lUsk@lWt0, Lard dulli summer NV
CnIoAOo, May a. Flour quiet .unehalg"ll'
Wheat, active ana nrin, anu higher Nn,sl
spring. VI or spot " WN ~ mF3' ,ul,n
| fairly active shaie higher No s,Hp XII
saG 20, o N inS, ~ 5oI o l" spo ~" W." iol
| June. Rye nrmi ~ N9'oo' hN'l'9 '"'''
| Tic spot, 800 iOT June
NEW YoRK, May gd,-Fl0ur, moderate le'
mnnd, low grades nrurE nhhllill W unulv'
| heavy prices and unehhnRfui Hup"InH'
Western u lOqi M common 10 gn n"a , nw'
settled aud Irregular closing hfl9i ~,
Chicago spring ~ u 9O@l ~ NO. Ch''H
20, VI l2H.
B,grIaoaR, May 20,--corni mixed weStyri
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Live aIoeh.
A succensnuI Enterprise.

We cannot change our opinion from
our former view In regard TO the able
management Of the New York clothing
house. Our clever fcllow.cill2en, Mr.
NJ. Bepedict, has made many friends
by his exertlons, truthfulness and hon
est way. TO further the progress Of n
legitimate business, his advertisements
have been put forth to the public and
carried out deserving Of their merits,
hence the constant rush to the New
York clothing mouse.
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All persons In arrears with the state 70
Occupation Tax. will look TO their interest
by coming forward without further delay
and make payment, as this tax VIII be col
lected strictly In accordance with law.
W. IL. PRATHER, Tax Collector
Dallas, May 0, 1876. mayg-dlmo
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J. O. Booth 4 Co.,

Auctioneers, 400 Elm street. Auction sales
every day. Buys and sells second hand fur
niture, horses, ponies, etc. mayl0.du
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The term OF Justice McLure's court for
civil business, will hereafter begin on the
First Monday OF each month, maysB-dlw
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In retirlngI take pleasure In thanking my
friends, fer the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to me, and solicit continuance OF
the same for my successor. n, Il. LYLE
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Keeps tho largest and most fashionable
styles OF hats. French flowers, ribbons
aorue silks, etc., eto. mavii-d3mos
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Chip hats at u 90 each. In every styles and
color atS. Iralson's. 5l4 Main street.
mayll-d9mos
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Wlni.dl

10 exchange vacant lots In city for horses
mules or oxen. Address lock boz u.s. Fort
Worth, Hf HlU may2D-dlm
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goth Day Of June. 1876.
DALLAS
MILLS

The undersigned would inform the cloth
buyers and wool growers OF Dallas county
and Northern Texas that he Is now prepared
with the latest improved machinery and
most experienced manufacturers, to manu-.
facture
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]. v. Childsrs,

Surgeon and Physician. onice, No. 4OI Main
street, up stairs, Room No. .. where he win
be found at all hours, both day and night.
Jan9l-dtf 5n NO 0m Ia8 HHa
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TRUSTEES SALE.


Under and by virtue OF q deed trust execu-
ted by W. O. Leonard, to secure W. N. Duzan
in the payment of u certain promissory note
made to him by Leonard Brothers, for three
thousand dollars In currency, dated Novem-
Der lst 1873, due twelve months after date.
with az PER cent. per month interest, paya.
bic quarterly, commencing with the LIST OF
March, 1874, and on which said note there IL
now due principal and interest four thou
sand one hundred and tifty-five dollars, said
deed OF trust executed and bearing date the
LIST OF November, 1873. will sell, on the
Goth Day Of June, 1875,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. M, at public auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash. at the Courthouse
door In the City OF Dallas, County of Dallas,
State OF Texas, the following property, to-.
wit: that tract or parcel of land situated In
the County OF Dallas and State of Texas, and
being the east half of section No. q, town
ship : south of the first base line, range
east Of the first meridian.
- 81. ADAMS. Trustee.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-27
Notice to Builders p!

Sealed proposals for building n Methodist
Church In the city OF Waco, will be received
until the first day OF June 1876, Mt IL IN.
Said building Is to be 4SxSO feet, two stories;
walls of brick, and constructed according 10
plans and specifications, which may be seen
at the office OF the Waco National Bank.
Address W. A. FORT Chm Building Com.
WACO, TeX's, May s, 1876. n.aylG-d2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-27
ONE THAT CAN NOT BE REFUTF0
IT'S PLAIN But YET TRUE

Owing 10 the extreme dull times and scarcity of mo,.
ore determined 10 put Goods down lower than ever was
Texas II IL useless for competitors tell you ,,
will sell Goods "Cheaper than for II is impossible
facilities for purchasing are equal II not superior 10
This section IN buy only from Importers Manura
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-27
All Kinds Of WOODEN Goods

And will do 0 general custom business In
Rolls, Yarns, Jeans, Flannels. Cassimeres.
Linseys, Tweeds, Blankets, Stocking Yarns
etc, He also keeps constantly on hand full
featured from pure wool. Wool bought at
highest market price,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-27

Being interested in the GALVESTON
MILL COMPANY we are prepared to handle
wheat ON consignment, upon which we will
make liberal cash advances. maylo.dsm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-27

Go g day at home. Agents wanted. Out
VIZ az and terms free. TRUE & CO., Au-
gusta' Maine mays-d&wly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-27
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