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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. J
OYpIcE OF Tus CuIxY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 25--1 A. u
D.nlrIs;j;fiSe

OYpIcE Tus CuixY SIGNAL O1TIcER,}
WASHINGTON, May 25-l A. u
Probabilities
For tho South Atlantic and Gulf States, rising ana
stationary barometer northeast to southeast winds,
slight changes In temperature and partly cloudy
weather, with rain areas In the latter.
For Tennessee aud tho Ohio Valley, stationary and
falling barometer, northeast 10 southeast winds,
slightly warmer partly cloudy weather and occasional
rains.
For the lake region falling aod stationary barometer
southcry TO westerly winds and slightly warmer, clear
weather.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys fall
Ing barometer winds mostly from southwest 70 south
east and warmer clear or partly cloudy weather. with
possibly occasional IN the latter and southern
portion Of the former
For the Middle States and New England. falling and
stationary barometer, vinds mostly from south to
west and slightly warmer clear weather. with possibly
occasional In the northern portion Of the latter.
Tho Mississippi River continues slowly falling At and
below Cairo
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MINNESOTA.

THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION YHsTERDAY-A
UNANIMOUS SUPPORT OF BLAINE, AND TIE
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED TO VOTE AS UNIT.
ST. PAUL. May "a. 1876
The Minnesota Republican Convention was fully at
tended Lieutenant Governor Wakefield elected
President, and n. G. Russell and Edward Richards.
Secretaries
The following delegates to Cincinnati elected -
At large, Ex-Governor Ramsay; district. Lieutenant
Governor Wakefield, W. H. Yale, w. G. ward John T.
Ames, Albert knight, L. Bogen, r. D. Langdon. D. NJ.
Sabin and N. p. Clarke.
The following were nominated Presidential cleo
tors:-Ex- Governor Davis. Governor Miller, General
Edgcrton, G. K Finseth and L. Bogen.
rnK RESOLUTIONS
At this point Finnock Pusey chairman Of the Com
mitce on Resolutions, came forward and read tho fol
The republicans of Minnesota hereby rean those
& FREE ne which were u declared . ~ The
umph IN our DAY has been eonsse,aed BY the sacrifices Of
the constitutional rights Of the and Of every citizen
the % The iss
s IL ne reborn, Is y. s ~ DDs re-
@ s' = ~ the FsSs Asss sAd s sf
or A0s Control '' Ne believe s from to st %
sublime mission Ct the republican party in the in
this Of the people, for the people by the
pie shall pe-ish from the earth and therefore, without
differences earnestly and cordially invite
all who believe that the administration tho
should be condcd to the that through OF
bIoodshed strove to DESTROY H. and AL who
seek economical administration by thoroughly honest
and capable officials to unite with III aternal and
sderate cooperation for the these great
ends. We emphatcaily condemn the dishonesty and
treachery oicia who aithcss his trust and
approve OF the injunction Of the President to Let
guilty escapo and OF recognising vigorous
ton OF all which tend purify the civil service and
the character OF the the
duty tho hour The republicans Of Minuesota xpect aud
demand Of their delegates in the National Convention the
support Of candidate for the Presidency whose character
and history shall afford the strongest guarantee Of his
purcatisn until corrupt corrupt systems alike
eradicatcd from the government
In addition to the above tho following resolution
adopted almost unanimously
Resolved, That recognising In the Hon. q. Blaine,
Maine, OF tricd integrity III incorporating LOYALTY
of anding ability both leader and statesman
and fearless unaterng advocate and defender Of tho
principles which have preserved the Union given
dying lustrc the pnrty which lie In today
mrcd take pleasure in recording this
fact that he s MinnesotRs proud preference for the
President or the United States while pledge
ourselves cordially and upright repub
whom the Cincinnati Convention may nominate
nevertheless IL conviction that other
ddae will develop the enthusiasm can the
would be poled by the American people for the
honor.
A resolution insiructing the delegates TO vote
unit on all questions was lost
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MAINE.

AUBURN May 81, 1874
The Second District Republican Convention to-day
renominatcd for Congress Hon. William r Frye by &C.
clamation.
Hon. Enoch Foster, Jr, and W. p. Frye wcrc nomi-
ns,ed delegates ts he Cincinnan Convspuon. Resou-
lions favoring hard money and James @. Blaine for
President adopted .fs
BANGOR, May "a 1876
At the Fourth Congressional District Republican
Convention to-day G. A. Bouletie and J. b. Mayo
chosen delegates to Cincinnati Strong revolutions
weyo passed indorsjpg Blaine
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IUFkk1, May n, ISIH
Tho Republican State Convention, for tho election Of
delegates 10 the National Convention met hero at two
O'Clock to-day. Colonel W. X. Waterman was chosen
temporary chairman and D. ). Evans secretary A
committee permanent organization was appointed
aud tho Convention adjourned all four o'clock. The
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THE wEAynEn YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twentyour hours, in COM
parlson with the corresponding date Of last year, ~
Indicated by tho thermometer Ut hudnuts pharmacy,
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NVNfhKc tefnptrdtufo yebteruHy u
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


A meeting Of the Bar OF Dallas was this
day called 10 meet In the Courthouse, NJ u
| o'clock noon, IN order that the members OF
| this bar might show, In u proper manner,
| thulr respect 10 tho memory OF our late
Deputy Clerk. Pierre NJ, brown, VINO died
| this morning.
The meeting was orgahlzed by tho selection
of Hon. John j. Good Nh Chairman nDd
Robert ~. Soay ~ Secretary.
On motion of A, W. Nowlin, ESD, the
Chairman appointed u committee OF ave,
consisting of MessrB. j. @. Mccoy, II. Barks-
dale, A. W, Nowlin, II. IL. Burke and W. l.,
Cnbeli, 10 DRAFT resolutions expressive OF the
feeling OF this bur In regard 10 thu death OF
our late equity Clerk and full0w,olllcor OF
the Court Pierre NJ. Brown,
on motion Of W. ii. Young, Esq, Hon.
John j, Good was added To the committee.
The committco, after retiring, brought In
the following resolutions which were pre-
scented by Colonel John q, Mccoy, and unan-
imousy adopted
WHEREAS, We, the members of the Bar OF
Dallas, having learned with regret OF the un-
expected death OF Pierre NJ. Brown, late
Deputy Clerk of the District curt of this
county and tUrcheds, from the long intimacy,
both oniclally and socially, with the de-
censed, we feel that, as Bar, we should pub
| llcly express our regrets over his untimely
deathl therefore be IL
| RsSOircd bU he Bar u Ddiids, That In the
| death OF Pierre NJ Brown this community
has lost nm honest, upright and cOnscentio us
| ClllEen, Hlh lulnlly " lTuo anu utNOleu nus
band and an ailectlonato and dutliul brother
and son.
| q That we extend to the wife, venerable
fatherand family OF our deceased friend our
earnest sympathy and coincidence In this
hour of their sud niliiction.
3 That, US II mark Of our high esteom and
| apprppi alton OF the deceased, wo will attend
his funeral In u body, and the Chairman OF
| this meeting be requested TO present these
resolutions, IN open Court, To the Judge OF
the District Court, ut tho next session, with
II request that they be spread upon the
minutes,
4. That II copy OF these resolutions be fur
nished, by the Secretary of this meeting. to
the family OF our deceased friend, and u copy
to the papers OF the city and request their
| publication.
IL, BARKSDALE, Chairman.
| IL was then moved and carried that the
| Bar meet at the residence of Mrs. brown this
evening at halt-past four O'Clock, to accom-
pany the remains Of our deceased friend to
the Church. and that the officers OF the Court
be requested TO attend with w.
GA motion, tho chairman appointed the
| following named gentlem on M pall-bearers
Messrs, W, A. Harwood, II. ID. Rnwlins, D.
W. Adams, IL. Barksdale. Robert u. Seay, A
W. Nowlin.
There being no further business, the meet
Ing adjourned.
JOHN j. GOOD, Chairman.
ROBERT ID. SEAY, Secretary.
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A.raw nerrle. nnd Ctcam ,

The ladies of st. Matthew's Cathe-
dral will give on Tuesday night next,
at the room opposite the Lamar Hotel
In which similar entertainments have
recently been given, strawberry and
ce cream festival for the organ fund
Of the new Cathedral now in course OF
erection. 1t is only necessary to make
this announcement to secure liberal
patronage from all good church people
as well as the cooperation of all who
may be interested In so laudable n
work; and as these ladies, many OF
them, have recently, in n spirit OF
com mendable kindness, assisted
those of other denominations in their
late efforts of a like nature, recipro-
cation OF their courtesies would be at
once graceful and appropriate.
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Death OF Mr.. Pierre M. Brown

| Yesterday evening large concourse
of Borrowing friends and relations fol-
lowed the mortal remains off Mr. Pierre
M, Brown to their final resting place
| In Trinity Cemetery. Mr.. Brown had
been i'll for several weeks, and died
yesterday morning at an early hour.
The deceased was the son of Hon.
John Henry Brown, and was in every
respect most exemplary husband,
son, brother and citizen. For nearly
two years he had been In the Clerks
office of the District Court, and by his
close application, habitual courtesy
and spotless'integrity Of character, had
won the affection aud esteem OF the
bar and confidence and respect of the
people of this city and county. No
young man stood fairer in this COM
munity for sterling worth, strict NOR
ality and steady industry. In his
death the State looses model Texan,
his wife one OF the tenderest and most
devoted Of husbands, and his parents a
dutiful and afiectionate son, who was
the main prop and stay Of their de.
clining years, his sisters self-sacri-
ling and true hearted brother, aud his
legi6a u friends one whose place will
not soon be filled.
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bargains In Dry Goods,

A walk through the mammoth dry
goods establishment Of Messrs, Clark,
Bryan y Brothers, will convince any
one that their stock ~ one OF tho larg-
est, best selected aud most elegant
lines o, goods ever brought into this
State. Their assortment of silks, al
pacas, poplins, muslins and all the
latest varieties OF fashionable dress as
well as staple goods is unparalleled.
Country buyers as well rs city vii, do
we'll to call at once. The whole stock
is marked down to bottom figures.
"Polite attention and no trouble to
show goods,n is their motto. They
study to please and do 1t.
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..NInrn ,Ihnn Mniinp "

We are informed by DR.. Calder, and
deem 1t due to him to 80 state, that the
proposition submitted to his accep'
lance by Colonel Burns and Judge Al
Ter, the capitalists lately sojourning in
our city, was accepted by him, but that
upon signifylng his acceptance of their
proposition these gentlemen rcconsM-
cred the same and withdrew their
oller. The Doctor informs us that he
is more than willing to address his
every effort to the promotion of this
great enterprise and will heartily and
willingly cooperate with any parties
who may desire to assist IN building
the Dallas and Wichita road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

~ 40 "H3F'
Centennial cards printed at this
ou'oe'--A"' .la
"'Croquet sets for 81 80 at Reed "
e-athrop's.-Ad. aN0'AA 'A'iv'
The Mayors mill ground but little
yesterday morning.
Call aud examine our stock of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-20
JOHNSON STATION, May 10, 1876
editor of the Dallas Herald,

To the Editor of the Dallas Herald;
SIR--T witnessed the robbing OF the
stage and several hacks loaded with
passengers, about six miles from this
place, between here and Eagle Ford,
on the Bell Prairie, by three masked
men. by havinga red handkerchief
tied over their faces, covering the nose
and lower part of the face. The were
medium sized men. One OF them had
q bread forehead, very broad, and one
of them let the handkerchief slip down
off his face, who had rather short
whiskers of light color, co, ering his
face. Each OF them had repeating re.
fles strapped TO their saddles, and were
armed with Smith and Weston six
shooters. They remounted themselves
by taking two of the stage horses and
one fine bay mare from Mr., Hackney.
They then shot and killed their horses
and rode off northward In q gallop.
Your truly, W. BLEps0E.
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my, scl and runt lands and houses, lGx.
anime titles ana pny taxes.
Have lands for sale In Dallas and western
counties, mud desirable city property,
For sale go, COO ncres of choice land In Den
ton county.
An admirably located and woll.lmproyet
farm Of no acres, slx miles from Dallas
Prairie, timber and good winter.
Al improved farm of $50 acres, about II
mllrs from town. prico 81 800,
2,2li acres OF desirable land In Lnmpasn
county. suitable tor Il stock fnrll,
For sale or 10 exchange tor DallnH city prop
erty, 100 acres OF lind In RoclSwnl county
~ acres In u fine Mato of cultivation. Chi
on John l.. o0k & Co., the wldo-awako llon
Estate Agents. opposite the Lcdrand hotel
mhylD'2t
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r.,til.- slow and rnry rui luuIahlt lHn ,,,.,.
~ r,,.iea naliye slUtrf lWAh.i VT
'iigIn to flr Halgll pony sh''l '5,t' irsaDit
s1W,l it is4li , ~, td IDnd through Texans
t,eban m llooripis, i7i leui' "a Ola.
ADMINISTRATORS Niuttii lhlI in y, n t,,, A. i,,.
b sii g6oi'. Do choice t11 800 '''f ''''''.' ''
head, ,,ts tDl
CHICAGO, May lO-onlllo re r,lI,ng as.
hend, market fairly hrllE' a,,p,'i J enough
asprs to establish Qu1lailnns lgnuu
stronaly doWnwlrdt COWS ana n'Hss'i'ii asi
| giI knlls, sl4l Nl ligll slnHh.lh' ta Va'
feeders, 6i@l 6Oi mlr 70 900" '"'Ff''''
| A IOgl n, basi, 500 w ..,.., ,noI.t.
uogs- HeoeipH, 800 hehdi phIhel inuut' \
atsIy aotivs,hnt weak and elohsl gn MY ny r.,
Iowsri Iight, " ui9l ig epAklnh, " WI an,
phlledelphilssH, " xxx N " az l9E',
sheep locsipls, gOV1 headi HloFH' ''''
| Wooled, s5mG ~,
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In sparsely settled districts where medical
aid Is often ditlioult and sometimes imposM'
ole 10 obtain, It IL extremely desirable fof
families to havo In the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely con-
prehenslyo IN It's curative operation, perfect
iy pure. understanding and recommended
by tho medical faculty, Udolpho W0licA
Auhledum Aromatic Suhnapps possesses MI
The requisites OF family medclne'
mnrldNWly -fD
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YORK, May l9.-aold advanced 10
ll2Is, and declined to ll219, and closed at
ll29s.
Carrying rates, l@2 per cent. Loans were
also made HAT.
Government bonds firm with active de.
mand,
Railroad bonds quiet, but firm.
State securities dull.
stocks market has been exceedingly irreg-
nlar, with alternate spasms OF strength and
depression.
Money 2n@sh per cent. premium. Mer.
camille paper i@6 per cent.
Custom receipts, S2li,0OO. Assistant Treas.
nrer's disbursements, SS23OOO. Clearinss, So,
0O0 900.
Sterling exsee,ange quiet; sixty days, 81 SS14;
Cotton Market.
NEW York, May l0.--Cotton dull. Sales
IlO bales II 3-l0@lS4. Consul net receipts
bales, TO France bales.
Commercial.
ST. LOUIS, May l9.-Hemp nominally
lower, 0j@sl 10. Flour inactive but fair de-
mand for low and medium grades, si@i.25;
Xxx, I59; XXX .SS@5,25. Wheat lower; No. Z mi
! 30 bid May. 81 81; July 81 20 bid; No. do
70 Did May No. do, 900 bid. Corn, shade
tor June; 45l!s@iSlsso for July. Oats very dull:
rejected; mixed, by sample, 270s2yc. barley
nothing doing. Rye lower ut zoe. Whisky
steady at 81 Of. Butter, supply exceeds the
demand; market lower and weak; choice
yellow dairy, @@22c; do country store, Ian
Ice. Eggs active at lOc. Hay dull prairie
S@l2.00. FORK lower, AZ sal l56a2i 90 Dry
salt meats inactive and lower TO sell at ~.
"a, n, lU#, i0Ns, lo@lC'4c. Bacon lower, al
"a LIZA M, llss9ilssc. Lard dull; summer,
CHICAGO, May l9--Flour quiet and firm
Wheat unsettled and lower; opened strong
and higher; closed At inside prices. No. ;
spring, u % spot 81 053s June; 81 Cd: Julv
No, H5S@9iS3c. Corn unsettled, but gen,
orally lower; No. Eat 4sc spot; 40 80 for June:
iB14e for July. Oats arm; No. 2 3ic spot; SOC
for June. Rye steady, si@6sc. barley east.
er, at IaSsc spot; 7Sc for May. Pork DUH
tending downward, at $40 45d2O 90 spot and
~ " for June and July. Lard dull and
lower;' at sl2lTc@l2 % spot, and s.9Oc suot
for June. Bulk meats lower; shoulders. 80.
clear ribs, lg4c; clear sides, lie. WbisEy
steady atSl 07T. "'Ay
NEW YORK, May l9.-Flour IN very modsr-
ate demand for export and home use; super.
~ me western, " l5@i 90; common TO good
offered strong; closing less Arm: No. > Chi.
esEo spring ut 81 2O9t 70; No. 3 Cbicasa
~ WWl ~. Corn opened firm, closed sliohtiy
In ooyers favor; mixed, no grade alaRSr. ~,
steamer, 6ln@6ls4c. Oats In fairly actlyo,
mixed western, Akatic. ''
BALTIMORE. May l9.--C Corn firm and fa,r,,,
active ana advanced; mixed western, 821Ie.
Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS. May l9.--Hogs steedy and I,
"a y Heitandi stockers, 5g6Nc; Workers., So
head. avs "0soip'S, i'fV0
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To Tho ladies, railors and shoemaker,

" wv I'u'et' 'aho's anu ohou'naNu'h
The singer Manufacturing Company are
opened for business, showing tho nnest lot
81 the most popular macllpes. aud tho best
and cheapest sowihg silk innll colors, Clarks
40. N. r." and Aulfolds linen In all sizos,
SILK from ton TO forty per cent loss than any
house IN the South. New ofiice-OO9 Main
street, four doors east OF Poydras
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
ppl2S-dlm W. n. CI.AuKE, Agent.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ non't Mahe iNen - HiPn'e ." '"'
Hurfnop ~ business AnhiFs'

IL mont siaLe Iyen % Ripple 90 me
anrfaop ~ business AnH'fs'
a melty central circulation yorIrr'
day around among our buslness men
would have discovered nothing pnl
serenity and confidence Among lhelni
a. far ~ the mere extension VI lhe
Texns and Pagih0 Hallway ID con
cerned, They regard the business
condition Of Dallas ~ on TOO holld q
foundations TO be- effected by Ihls ran
way Incident In the history OF tht
place. Dallas IL simply stretching uu'
her iron arms 10 broader fields OF COM
merce aud trade In the west Not lht
slightest apprehension Is frll IN REGARD
10 decrease IN trade or values ~ u
expected, OF coarse, that there VIII bt
lcyerIsl rush a. the terminus OF lht
road aud extortionato prices demanded
for property, but long before For'
Worth can hope to attain anything
like the wealth aud Gl2e Of Dallas, the
road WITH be pushed on 10 Weather
ford.
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Stockholders Of the Dallas lee Mahulao
turing Company are requested TO pay TWEEN
ty por centum on the amount Of their sub
scrlptlon TO the capital stock Of this com'
pany within ton days from date, under pen
atty OF forfeiture, LASH TolLlNEi,
Secretary,
once at drug store OF Williams 4 Tolliyer.
Dallas, Texas, May H. 1875, mnyl9-dlOt
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CITY BUSINESS.
Ren,oysl.

Harry BrolhersThayo removed to ihelr new
alore. az Main street, whore you VIII hnd l'
hest stock Of Roots aud SHOES IN tho CIV "
aeloct from, NJ the lowest possible prices lol
nll grades Of work. from the very best o.
philadelphia make 10 tho cheapest broBan
We would call special attention TO our Gus
ton, work. We use nothing but the nest o.
stock, and employ cnly drst'class workhen
mnN4l-hNL IL.
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.Iob WORN,

Tho Herald oflice Ia now receiving large
oonslgnments of job papers of all descrp-
tioil, and asks nm examination of prices and
quality. Bll Hoads white and colorod) Let
ter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, Etc, printed M cheap ~ the
cheap pest, and neater than tho nealest, Bring
IN your orders and get the benefit OF our
summer Prices"
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About Dispatches More "ycnOm."


Some days ago tho Commercial as'
serted that IL paid ~ much for dis
patches M The HERALD. We "yen-
omously," but respectfully, requested
the Commercial TO agree with u to let
the telegraph manager decide The
Commercial didn't agree worth cent,
but kept on clipping, clipping "tele-
graph news and calling them dds
patchesp all the same, We now as
sert that THE HERALD pays about four
or five times ns much as the CONNER"
cial does for telegraphic news, and
again "Venomously" ask the twilight
organ to submit the matter to Mr.
Burton.
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- -
Atnae OccunntlOu Tax Notice,

All persons In arrears with the state for
Occupation Tax. will look 10 their Interest
by coming forward without further delay,
and make payment, as this tax Will be col
lccted strictly In accordance with law.
W. II. PRATHER, Tax Collector.
Dallas, May 0, 1876, may0-dlmO
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LAMAR IIOugE.

All Baker Knob Lick, Missouri;
WI Washburn, II i SpauldIng, VIM
Gmy, 81 Louis; Ben Pearson, Harry
Toney, David w Adams, city, Mrs. IL
n BlanGhelt, F0yeIte county, Texas
Mrs. Beslin, Preston, Texasi j. j.
Swlngley, McCutchcon, Eagle Ford i
Benrent and son, Mckinney; wills
5herrell, 4 Il Mathis, San Antonio, w
T. Cany, Forney; ID Culp, Troy, Ohio;
A Block, d liable, New Orleans Il A
Lancaster Marsllallj a w Beaylcs,
ShreYNpOTL.
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A,nrI,hoIders' Meeting.

Called meeting OF tho Stockholders of lhe
Dallas Real Estate and building Association
Is post ponod ~ oolocF, Thursday, May ~
1870. A full attendance Is desired, M pnsl'
moss Of Importance win be brought before
the meeting. By order NJ the stockholders
Is, i. ADAMS, President.
TIP nanny. sccretnry. mayl7ld
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Err Archmiard, Jeilersoni A Open
heimer, 81 Paul, MINI; q a Canaan
Rome Ga; A X Root, ID w Plummer,
w 0 Frazier, IL ESamuel, X llNshowe,
81 Louis; l. NJ Rogers, NJ Il William
son, Il : Knobs, New Haven, Ind; q
n Dilworth, Wise county Anderson
Wilson, New York; sydney Il Fon'
tainc, w ii VIM, DenIson; J = Shep-
herd, ElI2ahethtown, Ky; Q II Irwin,
Marshall; A w Wooley, New York; j
w Dunkerly, w f Bell, Dickson, Ala
Gilbert Forhe, LAGRANGE, Ga w i
Forbe, Texas; ButleriJ + Lenry,
Ark; j w King, Texas; w I johnson
and wife, Macon, Ga,
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prnrIIenI knrveyIng.

The young men Of Dallas who may
wish TO have n thorough, prnCl lcnl
knowledge OF surveying, nre Invited to
call aud see Il. A. Whit, acarycr upon
that subject, Room No. q, Dallas ln'
Urinary - In
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IadIes cnll and see the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower thnn NJ
any other house In the city, ut Oh Main
street mayll-d3mos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-20

Parties wishing our "Roso' or "Lilly
White" Flour during my absence nom the
city viii please leave their orders ut the
Office OF Block, Jett ~ Co., over city Bank,
and they will be promptly attended 10.
mayli-dlw W. ID. BELT Agent,