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tIot n vo,, iniJcva f,on, thc ev;cnrc that linn
snrS thc ,incnn.n ues ~, o,,t1,n- ~ II nn rnr.n,t
trutb an 70 far NJ il nnncnra IN rvIdrncn Il wns In
fart III" thnn rnm NM, nfnr mot{rr ~, liz, mr. ~
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.iIn,"t ~ r,nnrrtinm vii, FL trrnsartirn. r.
nfrrnIninr In, tr,. chsraricrnnt r.intinn "a thn
hn,nir;t >"' >''' w. 1''" - '"0
MIL. and in oFilcr 10 ntrc.t il, puca:iuu III III.
,rws,nncrs ] thc rcfnnfnnt TIKI: liz ,rtfr " md
Ir,tI, ,,it Nh, IN r., t,S'nsc - Tccn,eI "rd r.
,.,.;n., tiara "frnI1rnta nt;crt mi tnrrhs" .xos
sitmniy ~. ct,rvInr fn .rtns,d ~ fltr fnsftp nj
rni itnI anH r., ,,tn"Hyn fr,n lin .mrh frt1ac.
ton ~ 4, ,nniic nfcn,innf MD hts vile to prevent
% thn .t,itce,n ~ l. T., tho nnm,snors. fhnt -
"n,n, @ a i, s ~ ,,rny Il ,o t nv in{nrfin ~ Him.
,1 ,". ns. H. az m ,sI % ,,r,rt: MI t1,n rrru,"s
htanrr ~ his har I'm ,,fsn ,xith lin, was suiciv
tyiIr Ia ti,n nrueicn o,,, Lnht f csrrr;nv n tht
thr nr, sh,'G distss him ti,c rasc tl,c 1en ~
liz ury st,mnii rcnsinr fhn natmrn al lin i,I,Llirn
tiuu nd thr rcnrnnalcnrtr Of tic Will 9r ,icsrr
,, thc rn,t RI The ti,;cnH,nt md s wifc in ann.
r-,tt tnn fnrtiar nuhfrotints ~ II IL. nhy.itn1
Familiar n III wifs sn Xii ti,n rfrenrns,nncas n
eyttlrnct. ~ II, III ttr n,n,1"r NJ tnefr cnj,r' -
the dricniant wont ~ tro ,rcrntsrs ~ Trtca.rI
unon ihc tcca,inn in '' ,,,,,rs,inn hr VA nnt
acttiutcI l,v cx,,resrrd or nrnyinns fnnIice.
null l,e s1nw.t ~, rcaihi 10 ,1errn.cI
d unrt of t1,p anil entnmunIrninn.
declared fts fnisf,v nn asEnd f,- = rntrnrffnn IL
order 10 s,o., i,a nmficstlon IN tbc nnwrnnncrr.
and WI. rrfIsrn nni this yesuiicI in n hsa,ri nr
1Whl with tho hands nr a.ts ~ liz nart;rs md
while 10 pnunucd. NeMrIien srtsr,f fhr defendant
t+tn III. yf ui,nnjTr ~ :, 1f,f sttn ~ i'm n"rr
Win nne nrtn nn viii fhr i,anJ nf i'm nfher hri
thr icfen,tnnte ieft hant i,st: thnt WsMu,irn %na
much The rlrnnpef ri ti,c two. wns \ sttnnt,cr nnI
did nut dlseicic 10 tbc defendant whU he was. Or
s,f..t =. =. IL "HV "
, 1876-10-25

deph!a, you Will and that they hnve. with retaask-
abe ssactuear, bestowed upon tho hfessrs. BteIn-
way tho special commentator to which Tho per.
hlstont and honorable efforts Of that firm for 10
many years have entitled thon. That il 10 say,
the stclnwaJ instrument ia pratsel agatn for
'larGrst vpunle," .tduratton OF tone. +" and
''purity." This, Of courae. Is tho old recognition
Of force.
II, on ahs other hand, Jon turn 10 tho Wtber
n~hrd. you will perceive that ny efforts in ahother
direction hnve been recognized with equal prutnpt
ness and dione Of all the forty competitions, nn
accorded The highest honor tor sv,npathette pure,
anu rich fo"e. CONFINED .riM the greatest
power. This Is the new recognition Of senstbitfr.
Surely tloro need ho M ingenious torturIng Of
words TO understand tho significance Of these
a*arda. 80 far from having lacked discriminating
knowledge and courage, thc'jurors. who weto all
cxptrts, appear to hare bit cvory nall on tho head.
II tofnc Of these nails to bo driven into grand
collins Enstca Of grand pianos. It IN not tho fault
Of The Centennial ludger, who were only invited
to deal tue blow. md bad no haul In preparing tho
tools.
The AeFsrs. SteinwAy, am glad to SEQ, accept
their award ~ 4 inst ont. They have The iovdett
plano. hare tho mort sympathetic and powerful.
This Is an official embodiment of popular vct-
dict. and shall not be behind them n accspttnv
my aeard g!adfv, after having worked for 10 tnauy
years for this perv recognition Each Of NJ has his
position fixed to sosne degrees In tho Gsld Of mn-
slcai manufacture. One OF IL recognized a. tho
pioneer fr1n, and that lrm proudly achieved ali
ih greatness in Il pioneer epoch Of our industry
and nrt.
During the reign OF tho stslnway instrument,
America w0rshtpcd force and magnitude. Tia
1nterfal condition Of civilization felt even
In our muslc. But tllero can't n tims inevitably
~lcn with culture AMI! tnstc expanded md ripcneti
we began to pcrcelye that force wasnot dcsIrabl
Al hnessc, md tnt In lilo domain OF art partlcuA
, 1876-10-25
LEONARD 6WETT.

CLOSING ARGUMENT FOIL THE DEFENSE.
Upou rcasse,nblinE, tho room being again
packed,
Mr.. SWEET continued tho argument for the
defense. lie said that 50 much hld been aald
about the facts Ut tho case that lie need not
dwell upon tlieu,. The minds Ut the Jury must
have settled upon ccrtau facta as distinctly
proved. It was q facs, proven, thai Hanford
wrote thu anonymous communication which
was read III the Council; aud 1t Was
fuct TINT TINT article, Us con-
strued by impartial persons, was an
attack upon the character Of the defendants
wife; and that, whatever tho lunguage might
Indicate when disconnected fro,u the people
nanied, the circumstances under which 1t was
read, md tho charges against other persona, tl'e
defendant in good faith believed it WIS III
attack upon the chastity Of his wife. 1t was
n1so true that lie heard, u1.l carried home with
hin,, tlat iIaufor1 WIS bad nun, not an up
right man; u MAN wllo could not be tnnldcd iii
III reference to obc1iance to the Low, anl d due
respect for the rights of other individuals,
THIS was not brought into The ease for ths pur-
ford, but oue OF the ueressstesof Of the case. The
poit to which inquiry was particularly directed
was in regard to what Sullivan thought and BE-
loved When te Tired the fatal shot. That being
this essence If the case, it was of vital in,por-
tat.re to know what was said to Sullivan, wlleth-
CT true or false, with reference to the clurnctcr
Of thc man with whom lig was brought III eo!is-
Ion. Therefore, tho simple question was, Were
the statements received by Sullivan III good
faith, ind actc.t upon thust 1t was fact that
Sullivan thought that thu reading III tho Coun-
I'll was triltn4s comparatively tho gruat
damage WIS 10 he dot,c through tho publication
III the morning pppers. It lind been charged
that Sullivan sought IIanford for the purpose Of
taking Ills life. Th4u was no evidence to
sustuln that hypothesis. liz went
to him simply III tho line Of his
peaceful, quiet duty, doing what any peacsable
, 1876-10-25

-..,,,o,ly In Nav York and Bfook'yn'
tisles, esp'..nic,1, The New Yurk Times pas'.
tan bc r. r.. NJ o10 meetings .hat arc to be l'eltl
llshes ',s J., various PARTS of tbs ssnte. Both
,hb veeh ~, Y,1tuas ot New York stntc that
The 3n"es ,,n,,, yotp far HAYES will far exceed
the Hepa't ',st by either party III that State.
thst w. . estimates tho Republican vote out'
The 1fm ,'" c,ty at OVER A00,0o0, anu III tho city
,s nora an ooo m Tn9 1 fp,,sah i;p'sss n, sf'e pe ~
thc state W., ~. nrc cnor,nous. TlLpRN viii not
os.a .a,r N pol that maily votes
, 1876-10-25
ETATE'S-A1uTOllNEY REED.
cLoa1Na FOR TIN pnQaHrurioh

Atr. Reed then closed the case for the prose-
cutton, 1lo said Il the case was 10 bc tried by
ppplause tho jury should render verdict OF not
guilty ut once. The applause came from men
who sympathtzed with the criminals Of the city.
It yas shameless aud disgraceful In court Of
iustlcc. Hisses.1 Hear tho hlsses Of tbs
enakel
The Court AIN helpless.
Nj. Reed cons!nued-It came from men who
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INSTRUCTIONS.

1... .a,,,.e ~ ,.,,T, ,,.,,,
The Court then Instructed tho Jury, they
saaaE nun IT, ~ ".,a . @ t,,,r,,r u ,rs" r W ~
FoN THE pKFENsg. ..
II the Jury believe from the evidence TINT the
defendant has always from his youth up to the day
OF thc alleged homicide borne amongst hia neigh
he has resIied an oxcclIcn, rcnutnion AZ u ruot,
ss f6s M LED ssy Hdy h y a a
ths eonsderation of the jury' ID determining
doubtful case, such prpof Of good character should
generate doubt In The mind If the Jury Of tle de-
fentlaut's guilt.
'Thu tufy are Instructed that although the de-
fcntlanf hud no right 10 provoke quarrel An tlcn
take advantage 81 u 10 justlsy the killing Of ,lc
ssd autof yfs T. ts % bssyo h% ,6I,h d19m ,hs syi
any JerIfe to provoke quarrel with Of to uther-
wise iI,iure Of xiii The sat, IIaniurd, nout IN In-
sbis is1sr purpose' p es0 and % dsring sa!d nrryow
uunrrci ensucd between sald defendant unt
sala llanford. MA during RI, rs!l ,,a,1; aua5t;;'
md was tlgn removed away from him by ono Nc
1n!tcn, and did not thereafter further attempt 10
s5es ruFsh a a,o Il, f, r. 5 SSs ts
u further ! proseeats ill., quarrel Iy attcnpt!ng 70
wonjJ not aeprlyo ths sa ae9snasnt II ths rt
10 defend himself FROM such an assault on tho Iart
Of ent1 Hnnford,
Tha tnrv are instrnrteb that thu defendant had
Tho aa,ne reht to urotect and defend hts wife thut
mm,1ar Ina INV III hal Ia urttrct h{n own ,crnJn
Tho inry arc Instructed That II uipy believe iron,
fic rfrninnt and tinlt nj the tI,nc uf aa asaau}t
si,r .ns hofh wcnk and sicEy thjs would be PROPER
IN +hs rnnsJdnrntin, ~ thn iury in nnsninn ,u,,
t},a n,rstinn or rnaca Or nj malice on tlu part OF
.ri1 infandant
Tha tnrx ar, tnat,urtcd that n citizen has q
r,rht iint5 in cary nhnMt hfa ,nrsom loaded
nfsiol for lnwfni purnoss: and ihc pru.
t"ctin, ~ ,,r..s n.rs,,i f+su, M unlawful
ettsrE IA inwsu, tnur,..ac. md IL tha iury
Hnisvo fr, +.n srifcnrs Tint III. tlrfrniinnt Ini
Sor Seer. t.snn IN III" i,sbit ~, cnrrrin. luaugI
9a,ya .s ~ II owyn, ,mr,,,s.. nr' ,hss s,efrnnnt
III ~, IT, u v ~. ~ Ihs shnninv sch stnj nbput his
,ar.rn IN c'nnfn nrn isJ. smch hnlTt antI tint hn
KIT ~ ,src"r s,i cnrrv iii ,,stnl fnr fhn nnr.
as ~ nttsein1, mrd sSootiu,, XIII iJanfnri then
tci, AT If his axinr nch ntstoi abuut hls rsp
et ~ tir, ~ ~ ~ IL" ,i1ars1 hn,iniJe ai,tuI nut
militnts uraiust Tic defendant,
II the Jury believe frU1n the evidence than Sulit-
van, after the article waa rca1 in The Comtaoni
Council, soaght HanfoFd fos tha purposs , ot
snen e1P.an'en s ur ,t,t; sG.n'1 H., '"I n,,rs
f., w.. ,.rr,, ,m1ux xtnr sn3 IN n"nwft,i urt
.ns VIZ nt,Sas ~, & nv ~ ",,,,, H. H.. ,irr
P i ~ at+ ,,' H., ,wrr,' Suiiiyun n,d
TeW y, .., =, % a.s ~, n,+.snr nn
snotn. III a maS sisn siti WIZ is+ NV tts.,S t,,,
attes sa!a aitaeH S susan 1 eu1r IT,. IT, nn ~,
laer auAek, Vt W. ~" -t%. ~ t"at nt ~ It"n,r
, 1876-10-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Wilbor'e Cod Liver OH and Ifme.-Ths
grent popularity Of thla safc an cicacons prcpar-
9tlon Is alone attributable to ttA intrinsic worth.
In the cure Of coughs, colds, asthn,a, bzonchftin
whoor NJ cough, rcrofn!ous hutnors. and all cons
lat in une neglect The early symptoms Of disease,
when asent IL thus at hand which will alleviate
all cpnla!nts Of The cheat. lunss, throat 1inn.
nfnctNred only by a. 3. Wi1bon, Chemist. boston
Sold BY all druggists.
There nrN thouhands OF people in Chicago
with shattered nerves md debitate constitutions.
Uoland'R Aromatic Httrr Wine OF Iron is q aoset-
efgn restorative. Deput, 81 C!ark.st
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
EIIE spANIsII q AWE,
A Raid Upon Negro Monte Den J.
Twelve CnbnIierOs 0obbied.

For some time past the police au-
thorItlcs have had their suspicious AZ
to the rectangularlty OF n house on
Commerce street, and night before last
concluded to Inspect tho prem lses and
ascertain whether or not their sns-
plcons we're well-founded. The result
proved that the house was M 'crooked"
M Il rams horn, or as any Of the Wills
ky lately dug up through the exerllons
of Bristow the Bold, A squad, compos-
ed of Officers Spencer, Damn, Arnold,
Hudson and Floss Nichols, started AZ
eleven O'Clock Thursday night, and
before one o'clock yesterday morning,
mob of twelve var-colored sports
were safely housed In the calaboose'
Officer Spencer was Ia charge OF the
party, and to his acuteness and sa
gaclty Is attributed the success OF the
foray. When the officers entered the
building the mokes turned out the light
but threat TO open "nre along TIN
whole line" soon threw light on tn
scene, and darkies were found huddle'
in corners, few with checks, and tn
majority with nothing but a forlori
hope OF "gittin' out o dis" A coun
of noses showed twelve OF tn
"macers," who were quickly formed II
columns of twos, and marched to tn
lookup. a colored dynamite ileno
otherwise Daniel Webster, was tn
dealer of the enticing game, and CAV
evidence of his thrift Dy promptly pay
Ing his fine when taken before tn
Mayor yesterday morning. The other
will work out fines, ranging from II
teen to twenty-five dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
Announcements.

The announcement of Julius Roger,
as n candidate for City Assessor and
Collector, appears in this mornings
HERALD. Mr.. Roger came here when
quite young, and has grown up with
the city. When the war broke out, he
joined DarnelPs regiment of valry,
and served as soldier during the war,
having been captured at Arkansas
Post and retained as a prisoner for
many months. Since the war, Mr.. R.
has been continuous citizen of Dali
las. He is fully competent for the du-
ties of the office which he seeks, and
if elected will make a thoroughly eff
cient officer.
J. M. Douglas is announced else
where as o candidate for Justice of the
Peace, in this, the FIRST Precinct, in to-
days paper. Mr.. Douglas has been a
resident of our city for several years,
is we'll known, and If elected will, we
believe, serve the people well and
worthily. 9
In this days HERALD will be found
the announcement of Mr., Barnett
Gibbs. as u candidate for City Attorney,
at the April election. Although Mr..
Gibbs has been among US only two or
three years, he has won for himself one
of the finest places at the bar, and per-
haps has as great popularity and as
many warm friends as any man in the
community. He has made o gallant
fireman from the very first organiza-
ton of the department; has done his
whole duty to society, and by his lib
erality and courtesy has won the es-
TEEN of all classes of our citizens. He
would be hard to beat for any position,
and If elected will bring dignity and
ability to the office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
FIELDS THEATRE.
The Performance Last Night-An En-
JOyRble Entertainment Well
PRtrOnized.

Though Saturday night Is not cal
culated to bring out an ultra-fashlon-
able audience, the troupe now occupy
ing the stage at our only theatre have
no reason to complain of the numbers
or quality of the assemblage which
greeted them last night. And right
we'll did the company respond to the
demands of their patrons. Two come
dies were presented" The Factory
Grip and "Turn Him Outfit the
last can be called a comedy. The dis
tribution of characters in the
first piece was excellent, no
pat suffering ut the hands of the
lady or gentleman to whom it was cast.
Miss DeBar fully sustained her reputa-
ton as an accomplished con,medieaae,
and Mr.. Noyes as Stephen, made n de.
eided hit. "Turn Him Out" Is broad
farce, and kept the audience in roar
of laughter from the ringing up of the
curtain to the going down thereof.
Next week will be given high drama
"The Hunchback, y abduction, "
Jane Eyre" "Divorce," and other
representations of high order OF
merit, all of which the COM
pany are full strong enough in talent
and in numbers to present in an accep.
table shape.
If it would not be considered imper-
tinent, we would suggest that the man.
agement have a "house programme
to take the place of the dauby "street
bills" now used. The suggestion Is
made for the benefit of ladies, who do
not wish to soil their gloves irredeem-
ably upon once handling the bills
spoken of.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
w. q. Donoho & Co,

Commission dealers in Landsand Lots, La
mar Hotel Building.
Have Eastern funds for loan on Improved
Dallas property, In sums nom sl,OoU 10 W.
600.
Gan supply any demand for "alternate"
and International land scrip, ut current
rates.
Have 100000 acres of splendid pine timber
lands in one body, on water navigation NJ
bargain. Titles very best
Want to negotiate for $4,000 to $4,000 acres oil
good lands, in one body, within fifty miles OF
Dallas.
win have in o few daysa new town site Oh
$500 lots for sale. W. b. DoNoho Co'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
Perso,laI.

Morgan L. Smith, of New Jersey,
w. o. Frazier of ST Louis, are stop
ping at the LeGrand. m@iiso
Judge z. Ellis Coombes and Major
James e. Barley, delegates to the
Galveston Convention, returned home
yesterday. h.aieaaa 7'iHo
II. Willard and George Levi Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Hy. Stafford, of Natchi-
toches, Louisiana, and J. @. Clark and
wife, Kansas, are in the .cIty, aud are
guests Of the Lamar. ..stINZ
Several Of the delegates from this
county to the State Convention return
ed home yesterday. Among them we
were pleased to greet Dr.. II. A, Roberts
and Colonel George Wilson, Of Cedar
Hill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Local news are few.

Local news are few.
Wheat brisk at 90c@Sl.OO yester-
day.
Cotton depressed, owing to unfa-
vorable foreign advices.
The new street-car line Is daily
winning favor with the habitues of the
northeastern suburbs of the city.
The operatives Of The HERALD
tip their hats to Colonel John Gibson,
of 1854 Main street, for favors season.
ably rendered.
Lays Superfuous, the veteran on
the stage, does not appear with the
dramatic company at present occnpy-
ing Fields theatre.
I'm. p. M. OF w. X. b. must fur
nish us with his name before bis COM
municatlon Of Friday last can be pub
lished. This is an invariable rule
with us, and cannot be departed from.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09

WIZ. LYTE & Co. real estate agents, No
LOO Lamar street, beg leave to call the stten.
ton Of persons Wishing 70 purchase real es-
tate 70 the extensive lists'of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF their Office,
under the respective heads of "Improved
City Property, ""vacant City Lots, ""farms"
and "Unimproved aud Wild Lands" EN-
bracipg business houses and vacant lots In
building lots, and number of very desir.
able residences situated In every quarter Of
the city. Also, large tracts OF Wild lands In
Dallas and other counties ofthe State besides
a number of farms Of various sizes, inctud.
tatlons within I'VE miles fthe city Of Dallas
aug25d6
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
JaIl9,i3t
Viii PapOrl Wall Paper

by far the largest stock everboiore brought
Ia ihls market. $1,000 rolls direct nom the
largest factory IN the world. All can rely
on finding Just what they want Designs
new and beautiful, and prices Mt the very
bottom. Ladies' aro particularly Invited u
All oudexaminc, u, =. LYLE,
6O7 Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
Wanted.

To get board at good private house tor
man and wife and child. VIII furnish our
own furniture, Address l.. Craddock
through the Postofiice, or apply at Grad
docks Billiard Hall, Main street. dec29tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09

The postoiiice being removed is n great I'D
vantage to the majority of the citizens Of
DALLAS. 1t makes 1t so convenient, going and
coming, to drop in at Craddock's Billiard
Hall, and take in somo of that old Monarch
Bourbon Us refreshments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
Stockholders, Attention.

The meeting of the Southwestern Life In
surance Company Will be held ON the llth
instant, Mt 70 o'clock In the office ofthe Com
pany, In the Cochran Building. jan7dlt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
Auents Wanted

For Dallas and county, and every county In
the state. Canvasssers of either sex are sue
cessful, and are making $500 monthly. All
Agents must give security In that amount
jan5dtf DALLAS T. " boH' ooo'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09

Any one having prairie lands to break can
contract the same upon application at the
Office of j. A. III. HOSACK,
Real Estate Agent, Austin street, Dallas.
jan5d5teod
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
r,.o,,o.vanor and suIphurio Haths

DIR. j. IS. Coleman has removed his patns
TO the west room, first floor of the Cosmopo'
Titan Hotel, where he will be pleased 10 sec
Nc fr,enas md patrons. jan7du
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
ME-. ]. Lamps Lager Beer Depot,

At Jacob Grossmon's Beer Saloon, corner
of Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
celved car load of their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and in kegs. Orders will
be promptly attended to.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
Craddockls Billiard Hall

Seems TO be the great center of attraction
here of late Guess the people Of Dallas have
all had a taste of that Old Monarch Bonr-
bon, which is acknowledged by all to be the
best ever put over the bar In Dallas. d29tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09

For Ladies', Misses and Childrens Shoes
90 to Stanfo rds, 407 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09
w anted.

A gentleman and wife without children OF
two single gentlemen to occupy iurnisheu
room with hrst-class board, Mt VIZ browder
street, Dallas, Texas, F'F' oohA'N''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09

The only place in the city where you can
get n, good drink, and get 1T fixed up In
style fit for n Prince, by Johnny o'Brien' Is
at Craddock's s, opposite LeGrand hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09

My residence and lot, corner san Jaclnto
and Masten streets, aud ON the line OF san
Jncinto street Railroad. most desirable
and convenient locality. Lotoontains nearly
one acre, under good paling fence, DesiueS a.
vision fences. improvements consist Oh
house with Ave rooms, hall, poultry, Kitchen
aeryant,s room, good barn, with room for
carriage or buggy, fuel and poultry house.
well of excellent water and one OF the pest
csterns, with alter, In the city the present
garden spot can be converted into one OF Two
beautiful building lots, II desired.
MAY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-09

fine lot of Fresh Missouri Butter always
kept Oh hand at c. NJ. CoDnolly's, l07 Market
street. nov4-du
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Sianford's, .407 Elm street, Is the place to
buy stylish Suits, overcoat and Gents
Furnishing Goods, ut extremely low figures.
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No Misrepresentation of goods at stand
ford's, 4O7 Elm street. decl0-tf
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For bargains in Hats, the people 80 to
stanford's, 4O7 Elm street.
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The place to buy good and cheap Boots
and Shoes is Stanfords, 4O7 Elm street.
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once Southern Life Insurance 70.

Exterminate your rats wilh poison pro-
pared at the MARKET DRUG SToltE'
Ionodam $40 Main street.
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j. M. Hayes, 9o4 Commerce street, DAllas,
Texas. Special attention paid to land
claims. jan9dtf
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DALLAS, TEX AS

SUNDAY MORNING ;;i;i'i; JAN'a
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Dot your prescriptions filled NJ the Market
Drug store, $40 Main street.
DIR. u. EISlNLoiIR,
ionalgm German Pharmacist.
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THE DAILY HERALD

wIu he found on sale by tho news,
boya on all trains Of me IeAns
ainnds NJ the Icgrnnd, san J"ei"'"
and Lamar hOteis,
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A full supply OF Blank Deeds, with double
and single Acknowledgements Trust Deeds.
and Legal Blanks Of every kind, Just print,
ee aud for sale at THE HERALD 0ffiee.
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CITY BUSINESS.

Hot and Cold baths at Wilson's, No
4If Elm street. decl5d2m
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DUDLEY BUCHANAN.

Said buchanan is about twenty five years
OF age, five feet ten inches high, forid com.
plcxiOn, sandy beard, light hair, blue eyes,
jan9dlw&w4t A. W. PERRY, 4