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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
Change of Schedule.
MEMPHIS g. CHARLESTON R.R.
OHANGE OF SCHEDULE

-
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. AUGUST
" 81. 1876: 1 Arrives.
Mail ira in, daily..............l2 0l am ,SM pm
Express train, daily......... 5.OO pm CS'V0 %'Iu
Someryil le accom- dation
Except sunday)...".... 5.20p.m o'zs am
Jackson, Tenn, accom-
Mail train. will not stop at flag stations be-
tween Grand. junction and Memphis.
Trains CONNIE IT at Grand junction for all
points. and at Decatur closely for Montgom-
ery and points s Duth. Close connection for
Nashville by both trains. Close connections
at Chattanooga for Eastern and Southeastern
points.
No change Of cars between Memphis and
Bristol and Memphis and Jackson. Tenn.
The new and magnificent sleeping car line
will have one Of their new sleePers leave
Memphis daily on Express train at Ivy I'm.
for Lynchb arg, Washington and baltimore
without oh ange. 0Hly one change TO new
Ysrk and PHILADELPHIA. Time tlcenty m'n-
utes faster than city time.
Ticket of ice. 27S Main street.
W. ROSS, Sup't,
Ton B. DUuN, Ticket Ag't 4O-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
Eight Dollars per Annum
PUBLIC LEDGER,

THR PUBLIC LEDGER Is PUBLISHED
l. every afternoon Except Sunday at No. IL
Madison street.
The PUBIC LEDGE a is served to city subscri-
bers by faithful carriers at + FIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly to the carriers.
By mail lin advancel; One year, IS slx
months. 81; three moEths, 81; one month, 10
cents. Postage free,
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RAl. 2oADs.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
-LED =
Great Southern Railroad.

SCHEDULE.
Express train leaves daily Except,
Saturday. ;1e p'n
Mail Train leaves IN
Accommodation leaves daily lex
cept Sunday )............' '.''''''''.'' $40 p'h
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains. =. n;,ho.
Office. 2g7 Main, northwest corner OF Madison
street -,,-,, .. ,r-1;. NJ,
JANEs SPEED. Ticket Agent, wv
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RAHROAn TlNE TABLES.
Az. r.n.IA.x.F.M.

MEMPBIs AND LOUIRVMLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

MEMPHIS AND CHARL EsT0N R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

TIVUUIU UU II NUALUUUUIT IT,
Depot At hssd OF NAN street..
Ticket Ofioe. 2el kAin street, corner Of
n Addison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssEg R.B.
ArYiVee. Leaves.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD

sleepig cars on mail train. Ticket othces,
Louisville Depot, 2ST Main (cor. Madison
and 27S Main street. ore,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

Sherih OF eleIby Uounty, lem
BY W. D. CANNON, D. 5.
Q. W. Frayser, Attorney for plaintiff.
H1-ln.AN
, 1876-02-17
ANOTHER SCHEME.

To iht Editor ef The Chicago Trtttnt,
CulcAoo, Feb. l2.-Your objections to tue
present Resumption bill ato we'll taken. There
Is a strong feeisng-Aad daily becoming moro 90
--ngAinst H.; and thrro Is ovcty probability Of
liz repeai before 1870. lu lieu OF It, how would
this plan answer2
!. The Government to ieauo god.notts.
2, Buch uoteH Of not lcas than go.
.. To bo receivable for ali customu duties.
{. National banks to keep certain proper
tion - rescrvc against their circulation.
8. 70 be rcdeeEable at my 5ut.TreAAury
D. Greenbncks to bo pu,clased with tlleao
notes; at their value y, IN gold EInot par value.
for redemps!on, aud to meet payments OF inter.
cat On national debt. tlYhas would bo tho uao
of tic Government iaauing Eold-uotos unInss II
ie prepared TO rcdeun shem7 Aud
then ii it Reissues shom ~ nnat re-
It must aoll bonds, and add to the
debt continually. II Il receives Its notes for
customs dues Il cannot pay them to tho fosoign
bondloldcra for tntoEeet on tho bonds. ~ thoy
will take nothing but coin. II would then haze to
wilatovor they might give therefor. Our corre-
Bpondent 1nr,at perceive that Lila achema IN
wholly fmptacttcab|e.-
With cur curTancT 10 lls present condition. It
Will bo impossible 70 1osliE1e speclo-payMent
without producing tnonotarY oonvnlsion TINT
would slhko tho whole financial Eo1ld to Its
very centre, and bring ruin and disaster to every
household in this country. Tho Nasious1 bank.
noteA would ut once he retired. Gfee1backs
would be presented for redemption, aud tho coin
boarded as every one would expect tho Govern.
tnent to be obliged to Huspend specIc-rayucnt
aoaner or later, and then gold to DO at pro-
mism again. As a reantt, Our circulating mo-
diua would bo 30 contracted that values would
declno and confidence be lost. until there would
bo ne purchasers for anything, abd ne won!d be
nAspn Of banktupts. +. T. y.
, 1876-02-17
A MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY.


something Hcnfly Now nnG Wonder
ful-EIOW Co1l Can ITO Done Away
with, and Wood II OF Use Nh Longer
Tho Gus moropo1tcs Completely
Exttnuuts&tcd, as IL Reduces tnp
prarc or f:nx to 5n CENTS per 900
Eccr.
~. ,x,or,,or =, ,,, ,,,,,c,;os liza ,,,,oa
o .~'s.'0"o ~ sop eou'.A01oa nae eA"a,u
Pooplo 10 looR ABOUT then' anu 10 seoK some mode
Of reiiof fiom these graeplng monopolies, which
have become 10 burdensorno III 10 be Almost un.
bo.r.blo 4 most .rondo-fnl InvanEon. ecten.
.,G. ~ "a. "s .t.a.,,. T., -. .,..s.;,.,
"uo ~ 'sa pAsa1s. ana nan.p.o -. 10 n1%'ui"y'
haa beon patented, DOC. 70, 1878, Dir. A. J.
Griffin, OF Lowell, Mass., who is nt prcsout In
this cjty. and has appsratus on exhibition at No.
AZ voat Mndi,np otroot rndor tho C:o,,,t rio,,ao
~ ,,..',' .. as. ns .e sAa.s s..as, 1eo'
1oStesaa5 "osn'ng' 1alnosk sopos|of, on
Ills way down town, dropped INTO tho etore.
Here the gentleman has put up an ordinary
cook.stoye. In ttia he has p,acod n ynrv e}noye
rotor. with which sro conneCteJ. by maans OF
nines. two miniature tankg. ona hnfiinc wntcr
md tho ether carbon oil. Tho wator md oil
form 4 raa-tho natar. bv ycrv ri,nnlo nro-
ccas, bpiug turned into yery hot atoam and
trnnsfor,ned into rns. Tho Eaauty Of fhia in.
yontiou ts at oncc aee1, in tts grand simplicity.
II fs deyoifl Of anvthinR intr1cate. without DIM,
GER from o1ulosion. mud child can han.
fffle If. Ita greategt mnrit does not oxist
In thia. howeyer. To tho ntoye ia ajao
CONNECTED = ras-rccoiyer, and tbia fire
at prlco OF trijio ess than TO conts Dor 600
feet, genora,cs tho nurcst and whitost q. las
Tree from pmoke OF othor Impurities, It needs
- -n-I. -. ,l.i,,.nw - -. IL
, 1876-02-17

:. grant Of guardlaashlp NtR mhdo 10 Marin
Mayer nndor bond for &5,001
In the aatate OF Francis Turbart, alias Frank
NeJnolds, . grant Of administration was mais
10 Catherine Turoors nnlor bond for o. 900.
CRIMINAL coCnr.
Emil Hauaon }leadod guilty To larceny, and
whs given sixty 1sys In Tho County ,1atl.
quilted.
0eorga Brown plsadoil snllty tn driving away
lofeo. aud Atutenco WAa suspended.
James Clifford. John Diotz, md William Hand
were tfIod Tor larceny and hcquistod.
TttK CALL,
Jrn1R IlorHlSa-Kihbn ys. Hin.
elusive.
,JvpuE JA,,Esox-2l ~, as, 80, "a, a5 ii to
A. 40, ~. 10 to %. tt 10 CO.
trn6K MooRE-18, 13, 2t.
arnoH RonKRB-395 to 40. lncIue!rs.
AEnnE buorH-49G to 5l1, iucIuslye.
JUDGE FAAwELL-No call.
tupuuEsTg.
SUPERIOR nr-Cosrkssfoxs-DavIl rrctton ct
y: vs. uhasica W IGdpn and John M!!er, f,.t;it6
Kns .LTsl oa r. r. II 4; n''ss!do t25
AtcAu[ay, fl21.Ds.
!Sd20-H. Ktlah Of nj. Hugh essl sud Frank ".
warren; verdict, mud motion for now trial.
tral-.sare r. same; verdict, tas3,s!, and luc.ioa
i. Darcy. ka2;ao:-w. y. Mexican ct Al: v.
I!oaehheld and Elijah II. Haines. sla2i.5s-Mchacl
$5?73-s. E. barrett ct A. vs. David Vaughn. Slbgo.
-uniYers!ty Of Natre Dame d Lac w. Daniel Haley,
-E,lward Trsfs Vi. John AUD August Bchuei.
CIRCUIT CorRT-.1unaR roo7f5-Iicrmnu Itf.berger
tt ". ". J. L. aud Francis ". Campbell, fIll.I0-
W. bnrdlek CT a1. Va. s'nlscl Il. ChildA, *.40s3
, 1876-02-17
IRON DINING.

Tic Product OF tho Upper Peninsula
for 1876.
Marquette {lffeh.) journal.
Tie following tAble shows Tho totM shipments
Of iron ore from the Lake Superior mines In
i575, together With tho value Mt tho mipea:
, 1876-02-17

Gr4eiul IlspateA 70 Ths CAiea2o Tribune.
pANy111r, ILL.,, Feb. 1e.-An infantry company
was formed hsro Last night. and tbs election Of
officers resulted " foiloWst Captain. Amoa
LisuIsnant a, B, Wilkinson. TIE coWpapy
havx eppllsa 10 ths Qors{uor tas Arzpa.
, 1876-02-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

q
HI}ANrEp WE HAVE EGUSTnlER WHO W1aIlEE
W 10 pnrchAse for cash house on thu North side.
eouth Of Chios end cast III 6t.tcst It must bS
eaii i once, TURSKR / N0HO. iosWs'hingtonHt.
lVANTEl' a FARM Or from u 70 y A1Rks
palr railroad within 5d miles o! CticaGo. Price
nn 10 eRcoud u IN: will ca,h n las cash md good
CEicaRO Ef0pp1ty. Addrcsa TURNER j. UUSD. IG1
Nasltiueton'kt.. thlcsgo.
IVANTEp-,TitE BEST HOUSE, AND Lpr THAT
W will buS, within few haCkE NJ {;Tocn and
Jaekson.st.. II. USItlnN 4 son. lss Lasalle.t-
, 1876-02-17

BOARD WANTEUs
l3uARn-Wiril TWO i1tuoMA ON PAKInN Or
accs,,sI tolr, 3ur gentleman and wsf0; Indiana
Michigan nss< IhlEty httnst.; pleasant nrr,o;
pr.cr u a.onabiu. Aeisuga. Addrs4s
HI ~ Trthune .1acr.
pUAltD-BY 4 YUENG MAN. KINuI4s NUuM AND
ID baAs! ar.as, $lU per Wsuk IuAs. AttEsaA Cy.
Tribune pk{|Qp,
, 1876-02-17

sutt,af B.snatch to 1he Caicd9n Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Fob. 1G.-In Bankruptcy, Geo r.
se9us, OF Grccn Lay. and Dcustcr Bros. unl Booth
q Masnard, OF th,s city, have Glca oGess cf CON-
poBtiou With creditors,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30
Thc Railway Extension.

No one in Dallas who is familiar
with the laws of trade and the effect OF
railways on them need feel hny mp
prehensi0n about the extension OF the
Texas aud Pacific Railway to Fort
Worth. The terminus Of the road at that
point IL IA temporary thing. Already
the people Of Weatherford are moving
in earnest in the work Of bringing
the road TO their town. 1t Is
clearly the intention OF the Central to
push up from Waco to Wcalherlord.
The trade of that thriving town and
wcIl-scttled county, will not be carried
oil by the Central without m effort by
the Texas and Pacific railway to tap
and draw it this way. ltwould be bad
management TO permit the road To
remain ut Fort Worth when such a
trade IA Weatherford isto be gained by
slight additional effort ON the part oi
the railway and the people OF Dallas
and Weather ord.
Fort Worth acts and talks rs If the
road was never to 90 amy further The
probability or possibility of any early
extension Of the road to WcathcrtOrd
is scootcd and it is treason to breach
the subject. The value of property
there ii entirely ephemeral, .ap.d, is
based on the superstition of Il continue
Gus terminus there. Never did II town
make more fatal mistake
Weatheriord il n larger, more sole
and substantial town by far than For
Worth. IL could buy two such towns
Parker county Is one of the best set
tied and cultivated counties west o
this. The country around Fort Wortl
cannot surpass Parker county in any
way.
The policy of Dallas ~ to ait
Wcatherford and then commence I
regular system Of narrow gauge rail
ways as will tap such points ~ there
is trade worth building to. The DAT
las and Wichita, II road to ClebuTn,
and one to Palestine, and the first rail
way communication with New Or
1 leans, is daily becoming more impera
tive and cannot be delayed mucl
longer without injury, New Orleans IA
II grain market being virtually scale,
to us for lack Of quick transit for graft
i'm bulk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30

The city now being authorized by the
amendment TO her charter just made
by he Legislature, TO either purchase
or lease the iron bridge over the Trim
ity, II Is perhaps in order TO decide
what Is best to do under tho clroum-
stances. oar oitllens are well aware
of the present financial condition Of
tie city and OF her inability TO pur-
chase otherwise than with funds. The
question oflcase or pIrohase should Jr
LEFT toa vote " the taxpayers TINS
HEEALp is moined to The opinion
that u purchase for the bonds would 5r
the best under the circumstances to.
the city. Whatever "a done must be
done at ouce. We should have u free
bridge M sood rs possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30

Volncy Hall, Esq, the handsome
treasurer Of the Texas and Pacific Rail,
road, has found time to tear himself
away rom the Establishment Of Mar
shall, the city Of pretty women, TO
take birdseye view Of Dallas. lie IL
stilI "creepin' through mercy aud n
worthy past grand bachelor ~
T. Carr Broughall, Esd, who VIII be
here several days, representing the
interests OF the Sunny South In Texas,
paid TnE HERALD a visit last night
The success of the Sunny south in the
South has been, comparatively speak
ing, equa! to that Of the Sew Ledger in
the North. The two papers ARE about
equal in Typographical appearance ANA
contents. Tie Sunny South has over
five Thousand subscribers in Texas
alone, and ~ an excellent family pa
per Of good taste
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30
Ccutrnnini fnrIt'

The city Of Dallas does not own any
ground lhal eau he converted INTO
park There il not, in the hcaIi 81 the
resident portion even u square "'
ground set apart aud dedicated to the
pleasure and use Of the public Cannon
some move DO made, to secure ny 90
nation or subscription, enough grouhH
for such II public square ~ VIII be an
ornament 10 the city? The Patterson
property il the most accessible ana de-
sirablc.
Now lHE HERALD would be glad to
see II movement made and consllh-
mated to purchase this property, re-
move the houses, fence 1t IN hand
somrIy with an iron fence, and have
the city engineer lay it out and the
street gang to work itup. The loca-
ton IL excellent the forest trees large
and beautiful, and 1t has all OF the ele-
ments Of lirst-class square or small
city park. It would add greatly to the
beauty of Our city, and afford one Of
the most desirable and delightful re-
sorts for the people anywhere about
here, particularly for the children, who
really haven't any very nice places to
meet or play. A subscription to pur'
chase this property by citizens and
city would secure now what, in after
years, would cost II large sum, rs we
improve and enlarge the city. 1t is
necessary to provide plenty of public
squares and parks, which are the lung
Of ci IT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30
CITY BUSINESS.
H0t and Cold baths Mt Wilson's, No
llb Elm street. decl5dly


This question Is often heard on our streets,
and from facts well known to those who
have visited the establishment, it seems al
most n miracle to find every one vino has
invested at the New York Clothing House
speak 20 highly of the house. Their coming
among MS in the very dullcst season OF the
year. the extremely large stock they carry,
the vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for every body; hence we hear, where
are they iOund2 They come from New York,
OF the large manufacturing establishment of
\. Steinbcrg go, 81 Walker street. And
why can they command such n trade? They
are importers and manufacturers of AL they
sell, and make it Il matter OF importance to
let every body find out that what they sell rs
the best and lowest in price, and have no
opposition in the city OF Dallas, for they are
daily represented in the h st market of the
United States where, with cash, they can
nd many opportunities for proper invest
nts This house is located at SOB Elm
At, Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
"uH far and near can lay In their supplies
N. ,Eact New York prices. Special lines OF
iiNIH.og Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots
.ad hoes and Notions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Jewish Synagogue Rev. A, Suhlrr, Rabbi,
Regular serviA, Friday evening nj O'Clock.
Sunday School sunday morning ~ 10 Y
o'clock,
Christian Church. Corner Austin street
ana Ross avenue, Services lON and O'Clock,
Sunday School al . II. ~. Social meeting cV-
cry Thursday night Mt Z O'Clock. Elder kirk
Baxter, Pastor
NJ. X. Church SOuth--CornGr Commerce and
IAmar streets - Koy. Mr.. Needy, Pnst0r,
Services ~ II am and ~ pm every sunday.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening nj ~
O'Clock. Strangers ana visiting members
brethren cordially Invited.
congregational Church-ServiGes every Sun
day, at knights OF lythlns Hail. Preaching
1T II o'clock to-day, by Rev. II. NJ. Daniels.
Visiting brethren cordially invited 10 At
tend,
First baptist Church Corner Sycamore and
Patterson streets Rev q. W. Rogers, Pastor
residence 2l0 Bryan street.. Services every
lold's Dny NJ II o'clock AIN, nnd "a O'Clock
Sabbath pm. School at Va o'clock am,
Prayer Meeting "Wednesday evening ~ y.
n'cOck. Seats tree.
First Presbyterian Church On Elm Btrect-
Rev, A. T. smith, Pastor Sundny school al
~ o'clock n.nl.; preaching nj II atm. ana
IN. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
lngs. Ladies' Aid Society meets every
Thursday evening at , p. M, at the Church
Young Mems Christian Association Room
oyer StnniOrd'S boot ana shoe store, Elm
street. Free reading rooms open every night
Second prcsb, torlan ChurCh-Old Assembly
Services nj the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation Rooms, No. Cos Mnln street, up stairs
at II a, NJ, and 3D. Nj. Rev. j, u. Ncnable
Pastor. Sabbath school ut 10 A.M.
Tabernacle VI. T.. Church. Elm strcet-Rev
l.. II. Cnrh0rt, Pastor Bible School tlntcr
national Lesson room 10 AIN. Preaching, !
AIN. and SPIN, sunday School, 2 T.. N. Scl
vice Sacred and Social song, Eljp pm. prayc
Meetings (WcdncsdaySh ~ PIN. Ladio'
Sociablc Lecture room (ThuHdnys), ~ pm
Strangers welcome.
Floyd Street N. F.Church.-Rcv, j. II, Allen
Pastor. Services nj II am. ana ~ pm. ever
sunday. Prayer Meeting Thursday ovcnin
NJ ~ O'Clock. Strangers and visiting mem
beers cordially Invited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30

Our city has now arrived ut that
stage that 1t is absolutely necessary for
the health of the city that we should
have M abundant supply of water, Il
only for sewerage and cleansing par.
poses. The proposed work here will
accomplish great work il they only
give us water for srrluklmg thoa,ree,s,
putting ont fire. cleaning scWyrs, and
for bathing and washing purposes
There is NO reason why M ample sup
ply otgood water fuv drinking may not
just as easily be provided, and we
have no doubt twill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30
The District Court.

The following resolution was adopted
by the Legal Association and presented
to Judge Burlord:
Alta meeting Of the attorneys prac-
ticing before the District Court Of Dali
las county and members of the Dallas
Legal Association, held at the Court
house on the Dist day Of July, 1876, it
il resolved, that the Hon. \, NJ. Bur-
ford be requested to adjourn the Dis
trict Court during the heated term
from Monday, August 7, until Monday,
September II, 1876.
In compliance with the request the
following order viii be made
1t is ordered, that the District Court
of Dallas county, now in session, stand
adjourned from Tuesday, the 18th day
of August, to Monday, the 18th day OF
September, 1876, and that certified
copy of this order be furnished the city
papers for publication.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30
Commercial College.

The intercourse between man and
man in communities, cities, States
and nations, grows out of his very ne.
cessities in this enlightened age and
in the main, goes to make up the bust
ness or vast commerce of the world.
la civilized life human action must
pay tribute to and receive contribution
from commerce, in rich reward, re-
sulting from intelligent relations to it
or disappointment and poverty from
ignorance or indifference as to its prin-
ciples aud laws. Education can sub
serve no higher interest in behalf of
the Young men of our day than to
lead them to u knowledge of the arts
and sciences in their application to
business. A sound business education
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30
LOCAL BltEVITIES.
-NineLY.nine In the shAde.

--Nincly-nine in the shade.
Wheat coming in rapidly. Oats
also.
"A grand fancy dress ball during
the fair il now talked Of
The train on the Central was do
layed several hours yesterday morn.
ing.
Judge Burford win keep his court
open to the 18th OF August, should bus.
mess require.
The dust il u foot deep. No won.
der the Water Works stock went oil
like hot cakes.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted ut Webb's, sos
Nj ain street. I'D.
The Dallas City Street Railway
has, on motion, been granted new
hearing on the lst OF August.
The church social ON Wednesday
night, at Mr.. Richard Morgan's, will be
novel but delightful departure.
For eleven dollars, ON the I'd of
August, you can go to Galveston, stay
thirty hours and return. Excursion is
the reason.
- II does not do for hotel proprie-
tor to be "too pompious and usurpi-
GUS" AZ Proctor Knots friend Blaine
was lately.
For only ST. the excursion train
will take you to Galveston and back
on iirst'class train. The regular fare
is about S33.
Tickets to Louisville $33. This il
what Johnson ~ Manget are doing for
you. They buy and sell railroad tickets
to any and all points.-Ad.
--DeStefano Bros, 3l3 Main street,
Keep the most complete stock of fruits,
nuts and confectioneries. Lemons by
the dozen or box specially. nd.
Bishop Garrett has gone to the
University OF the South, at Sewanec,
Tenn, to deliver an address tO the
graduating class.
A full moon viii light up the
beach and the Island Gem of the gulf
at the time Of the excursion. Galves.
ton, by the light OF the moon, is ire.
sistiblo.
The extremely low fare, only Sll, |
for the excursion to Galveston, Is a
very strong inducement 10 take this
delightful trip. We advise every body, /
who can, to 80.
The excursion iIain 10 Galveston
must no be oyercTowded, and persons
are requested 20 buy their tickets by
Saturday, luly 10th, that cara may be
proyideded to amply accommodate
all.
Wrapping paper Irvine, paper
bags croquet seH, wall paper, all
kinds of stationery, select and fresh |
stock Of the latest literature, No Reed n
LRthrop9, sos Main street Gail and
examine their stock. --4ad.
--CloveIspd, the popular hotel man
and proprietor OF the Union Eating
House in Dallas, viii provide The ex.
cursionists 10 Galveston with lunch on
the train below DALLAS. This will Sc
cure good fare at cheap rates.
That veil known millinery and
fancy goods establishment Of Mrs.
Bash and Ramsay have removed TO
No. 1923 Elm street. up stairs. They
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30

Mr., w H. Newman, general freight
aud passenger agent of the Texas and
Pacific Railroad, is in the city looking
calm and serene.
Mr.. William Hall, delegate Of Dallas
Typographical Union to the lnterna-
tional Convention, at Philadelphia, re-
turned last evening.
Major G. J. Wilson, Paymaster, Uni
ted States Army, left for Fort Rich
ardson and Fort Griffin, to pay OIL the
troops there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-30

THE HERALD is requested to give no
tice that there viii be church social
at the residence of Mr.. Richard Nor.
gan, in the "Cedars," on "Wednesday
evening ut O'Clock. The ladies and
gentlemen OF the Episcopal church
are cordially invited To attend, the OBJ
ject being to enlarge the field of work
of the Ladies' Society of st. Matthews
Cathedral, and to cultivate more init
mate church and social relations
among the members of the congrega-
ton.