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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
WEST AND SOUTH.

THE Wisconsin State Greenback Conven-
to the Indianapolis National Convention we're
selected and Presidential electors chosen.
Resolutions were adopted favoring an ex-
elusive Government currency interconvert-
ible into Government bonds of long time and
low interest, at the option of the holder; the
repeal of the Specie Resumption act; the
Withdrawal Of National Bank circulation; q
tariff for revenue only; free and non. Sec
tartan public schools, and general Civil
Service reform.
TIE Iowa State Greenback Convention as
sembled at Des Moines on the 10th and Sc
lected delegates to the Indianapolis Conven.
ton. Resolutions were adopted favoring
greenbacks; the withdrawal Of National
Bank circulation; making the National cur
rency interconvertible into bonds, etc., etc.
It was concluded that the nomination of
State ticket was unadvisable at present, and
the matter was left to a committee with in.
structions to call nominating convention in
August, If it was deemed advisable.
The Michigan State Republican Conven.
ton met at Grand Rapids on the 10th. Del.
egates to the National Republican Conyen.
ton were selected, and State Central Com.
tee chosen. The resolutions were very brief,
and consisted mainly in request that the
delegates act in harmony with Republican
principles and, SO far as possible, as unit.
They conclude as follows: "While we
are willing to waive personal preference,
delegates must never copsent to commit
Republican principles to any standard.
bearer Of doubtful position, or who does
not in his own character afford assurance
OF the practice Of economy. honesty and
purity In oil matters Of administration
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
CONGRESSIONAL.

IN the Senate, on the 18th, q commune
cation was received from the Commissioners of the
District Of Columbia, stating that NO discrimina-
ton exists in the management Of the white and
colored schools in the District and that NO Naiona
legislation fs required to secure equality in the
schools. Adj. urned to the 18th. In the House,
Mr.. Cox was elected Speaker pro tenn. during the
continued absence Of Mr.. Kerr, whose leave Of
absence wa extended for ten days. The Postof-
fce Appropriation bill was considered in Com
mittee of the Whole, and several amendments
were disposed Of. A partial report was made
from the Committee on Printing on the subject Of
the Government printing ONCE, stating that the
Congressional Printer has made overcharges for
work done by him. paid excessive prices, through
mfddlemen, for supplies, ETC., ETC.. and recon-.
mending resolution for his Indictment and
prosecution, and for the abolition Of the Govern
ment printing ONCE.
SENATE not in session on the 18th. >.
In the House, apaper was sent the Clerks desk,
by Mr.. White, Of Kentucky, containing full his
tory Of the charges against Dooskeeper Ntshugh,
showing him to have been indicted and tried In
Kentucky for arson and conspiracy, larceny and
perjury. Mr.. White also had read aslott0 nom
Mr.. Etzhugh to . friend in Texas, giving ludi-
crous account Of his experience - D0ofkeeper.
resolution declaring that Il ID Ne senso Of the
Honse that s. II FitShugh 70 not . proper psrson
to hold the position Of Doorkeeper, aud that he
be forthwith dismissed from that once IN view Of
the foolish letter above nnentioned, wa, after .
long discussion, referred 70 the Commlttee ON
Rules. The Postomce Appropriation btllwas fur.
ther considered tn COMMITTEES Of the Whole,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
An Arkansas Mystery.

Gone beautiful sunny morning in the
month of June, in the year 1852" said
Mr.. Maguf1in, "John JuDkless, an amia-
BILE young man, who lived in Eagleville,
Ark, sat on a stone in the suburbs of the
town tamping a charge of blasting powder
into hole in the rock beneath his feet.
He had worked four years as linet11an
for telegraph company, saved $40,
married, and settled down, and now he
was blasting for the cellar of a house
which he proposed to build. AS he
pounded away with the tamping iron he
cheerily sang that most beautiful Of native
ballads, The Suwanee River,' somewhat
obscuring many of the words and sylla-
bles, but still keeping rhythmic time with
the blows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15
Claims Against the city.

The following claims have been or
dered paid Galloway " Gale, S04 H.:
Daily Commercial, $50 %; q Haggnrt,
SIS 90; Richard Douglass, $40 So;
Sneed, Brumley Il Co, $40 90, j w
Thomas, "a II; William Wells, 50 45;
Richard Douglass, SIC 90; Evan Pin
son, SS3 90; Hamm " Matthews, 500 "a;
Kahn " May, $40 90; u Il Bell & Bro,
~ 90; A Brownlee, $40 70; Hoffman ~
Garsike, $l2 90; Conner " Walker,
$50 5s; h Tompkins, 81 36; S Eetes,
So 90; William Lloyd, SIS 40; Mrs
High, IS 90; Lehman u Nethof, IS %;
Gillespie N Co, So rs; Dallas Herald,
SIS 90; J b Hereford, $40 20; 2 W
Linskie, $50 20; II Keeton, $lS SO; +
p Lyle, IS O5; VIM Cameron, Sl5 "a
Edwin Taylor, IS 90; Dallas City Gas
Light Co, Sl45 so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15
The Criminal Docket,

There are thirty cases of felony to be
tried by the District Court, Judge Bur
ford presiding and one hundred and
eighty misdemeanor cases, to be tried
in tho county court, H. IL, West pre-
siding. Two hundred and twelve cases
in all. A beautiful exhibit that we
ought to feel very proud of. II shows
such an absence OF crime aud lawllss'
ness, and indicates such healthy,
moral coalition olsooicty. or course
there is no need OF hemp or Il atrictcr
enforcement Of cri mihal law.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15
rnn 0Isrmut .op&T,

Lis. of criminal Cnscs nnd the day Set
mr ,,,s 'rri,,i Of ,ncn oneai mis- Te,m
C,,,u..e,,e,. u,u,.y Aul,, ran 1876
}he Ip!loW'nS cEin''i"' eases i"'o
been set for trial GA the ioiloRing days,
and we are authorized by the court to
.,n,o,noo th,, Tho ,,.,,,,,n,,nt &.
-,
made Tor the convenience OF delehd-
ants and witnesses, and tina. they must
Ina in aticnduuce proplplly nav the
to,f,i,,
~. WV
NO 2OIO' state vs. EliIot ana snack,
lelolu aha lhoh'"s EIilol', stI lor III
week, ISL day.
No. 2O22 state w WIN Brown, set
for 2np week, 3rd day.
NO, 22l0' Nlate Vs. Langley, W IN
Dill, Richard ohacNlelord, set for IND
wee" ISL day.
NO. 234l. state vs. ID I buchanan,
set Tor lst week, 4tii Day
No. 23sp. state Va beh WeoO, ct a.
set for Attn week, LIST day
NO. 2140' state vs. ltenrY johnson
ana Jas Arouse, set I"f ina week, lSt
day,
NO. 200, state vs. i@!l johnson ct al.
set Tor ma WttH, ISl !aN,
No. -9Oo' state vs. j Il Johnson ana
ltehIy johnson, SET Tor dtu week, LIST
day
No. 2ol2. state VI Ciarl'sa NNl,Ier
AMI kh Williamson, sci ios i'h week,
isi day, ,,,,.
No. 2ol6' state vs. Robert Williams
set Tor llh week, lst day
No. 2o2O. state VS. Henry Johnson,
set for Srh week, lst day
No. Zooo, STATE vs. oood ana Crow
dusi set Tor second week, hlIh uay.
NO. 2o44, state W. Henry Johnsoni
set tor third week, hrst day.
No. 26o9, state W. john Gallagher
set Tor fourth week, hrS' day
NO. 2oSo, state vs. WIN Garrett'J 0hn
stone ana W L Stone set ioi 'hlEd
week, third day
No. 1850, state vs. James CrutchI!e!di
sci Tor thi'u week. lourth DAY,
NO. Goi9' Stale w James II jenkins;
sci for second week, second day.
NO. Zolo, state vs. George ana Or
81 Cialli sci lor thlru week, llrst oay'
NO. 300, state VIZ II I Haslll; set for
second week, second uay.
No. G0bl, State vs. John keitoni
set for second week, fourth day.
No. 1857, state VS. Henry Perry; set
~. 'ii'u weoN, hls' ""S, ,r.,..,
shirley, ser for socnnd wa,f thirI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15
A MYSTERIOUS CRIME.
the DecOmpOsed Renal nv Of Nv" '"'
tnn,s Found In u Gravel PA

fnuta Found In ~ AThNFl III
Az two colored men in the employ
of Mrs. Cockerel were engaged ~
hauling gravel on Tuesday from
prayel pIt on her land, they nncaIncd
the skeleton remains Of two irlhiS
who had noen buried in 70 by some
unknown persons, The locality IN
which they were found is about I""
hundred yards west Of the Masonic
Cemetery, and they were undoubtedly
hurriedly inferred there
From timcto time within tho Last
wear men teams and have been hauling
gravel from the place, and they h"a
made hollow cavity, into which the
infants were placed, and then covered
with sand. Those who inhumahly
placed them there supposed that the
crime would never come 70 lighlr az II
would be unfrequcnted, but on SeS'eF-
day the two colOrod men were sent
there for Il load Of gravel, and had not
worked long before they were horr'li'
ed at finding the remains OF two IN
rauts greatly decomposed, who hao
apparently been buried two or three
months. They had been placed "a two
common pine boxes, with ahont two
feet of gravcl thrown over them ana
within not less than two and one'halI
feet apart. They were 30 greatly de-
composed that it was impossible to tell
now old they were or whether they
were white or black. Frank Jordon
one of the colored men who tounC
them, was uauscpted by tNu nonrO't
smell, and 80 sickoned that lac W"'
unable to eat his dinner. They were
left where they were found and th'
authorities promptly notified.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15
Grayes. pibhlo q COOK,

Law aud Land ofiieo 900 Elm street, over
Blake and Jonklnl'. We offer for sale and
eAch nge ana lease lands In Dallas, Denton
w ise, Montague. GrayBon, Rochwall kapl'
man, I'M, Navarro, Lampasas, ComaDohe,
Coleman, Young, Throckmorton and Clay
counties. Our facilities for locating lands
arc excellent We have several improved
arms in Dallas county for sale at bargains;
also some very desirable city propariy' II
you are looking for land give us call We
examine titlea, furnish abstracts and make II
specially OF legal business connected with
real estate. Mcssrs Gravos and Dibble, OF
our drm, are prNctlcing attorneys, md VIII
give prompt attention TO all legal business
entrusted 10 Them. maya
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15
THE COUNTY COURT
,,.,o, Isdcmennor cases Trn"sierT'"
From the CriminaI Booklet OF '"'
D,s,rle, Court 10 county Court

The following cases have been 'ra'lS'
ferred from the District Court to TIE
County Court, Judge Il. u. West, ana
will no doubt come up for lrIal the
first Monday In July, M the heglSI"-
ture has about perfected the County
Court bill
State Va RIB Murphy; JEFF Hllli Ben
Long ct al; Charley eagle ZIP MY
DoweIl aud Lou Wells;Hip McDow'uj
Lou Wells; phos Ryle; Andy EInm
and .Jno Mckenzie; Mike Coili WIN
sullivan Henry Johnson, = mos y
Goats. Tnos simpson; n q HUT Car
i.sa WnlEer and Il Il williamson
John Stone and Albert Herndoh; Chas
| Col; Marion Dill; w A Cralli JACOB
Aaron, A COIN; Charlotte WilSoni
Volucy Cnlwel aud Bey CalWeli;
Thomas BrannOn; Albert llernuon,
Two ca,rs; Alex HerndOni J II Mlllsi
W p POLAND, Thos More; / POLAND
fl Griffin j 4 Reese, two case5i bllly
sullivan, two cases Martha Johnson,
eight eases; Mollie CrO9s, six cases J
Rob Galloway; Nonh llRmItOni Geo
Keller David RUSSELL thhs AusIIhi
Thos Mckinney, two CHar-i AiOerV
Herndon; II $ Gircy; ,oug shirley
Thomas Frank; Charles Dogin; An
drew Sullivan; II Patton and II
Barley, Il Q Miller and J W MonlGH,i
RI ROsser 1t al; Jim Frazier; WI
liam Little; Frank Merx; William
INttle; G B Holland; Henry Parker
Thomas Mckinney Tom Mnrshalli
William Lyllie; Charles Hobbs; treN
erick Cullen Fred Culien aud eliza
beth Cullen, Alice Hawkins, Mrs Cul'
len aud Martin Cullen; Lune Mct0'
4 mus, Martha J0hHs0nt toS Dawson, z
Martha Johnson; Mollie Gross; MarthO
Johnson. William Lyttlr; HAIRY
Brown; w Wurt2burger; 9 A Lawson
w Shaeher, T q Kendall h & Martin
( j ] Wright X a Welsh; b WarG "
Lacy; J Elgpe; NJ Hendran; q Nc
=, Duncan; j y Ray; NJ lteitoDi u 4
O'Brien; A NJ Spencer &C Parks; "
- = OdeE VIM Hi, Jas Cochran; 4
/ W Long; g Nanderbeck;J W Scar0oT
- ough, " h McMinu; $ y Dallas; j v
:, Overhead, ItObt Ogden ) y ILoWE
u son; J w Morrison; > Ntfattohi u
Berry; CA Lawson; p NJ Farlandi !
McI[Uy; Chas Evenll; l. II Shandi \
Il Linn y McC0mas, three cases; v
. Ii Roe, lglaily toe and ii,gi aicQaalei
II j w Gates and } W CuIyj John
Stone; Pat Wilkersou; Wm Given
:, VIM Gates; w Camin; c > Stewar
} X Morris; Il q Bower; Adam Geut'
Pat W,lherfon, Ea Spe"cer Geors
i eagle; Chas Morris; 'JUd FreemG'
!. Tom Walker; Dock Harrison; Charlie
Murray; Il Il Miller Nat Whliake
Molly Moo.l; Maud Dunbar MolIi
t Crossj Jennie Sibieyt James Wood
}. Wm Silver, EaL WHITAKER Ihunt
1 Keatou; j I Reese; james Kirk; II
WUkersop; Charles Murray; " q la
rant; NJ ID Gleason; ---- sparks; Ji
= helms; Il o Tarranl; Il o Tarrant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Paint your store and improve IL
appearance II hundred fold.
City officials collecting money are
now required to turU 1t over weekly
"A coored religious revival is talk
ed OF IN the upper colored circles.
The Base Baller3 go to Denison
this morning.
There are about a hundred build
lngs In process OF erection IN our city
ut present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quillman passed up
the Central, yesterday morning, en-
route north.
The number OF new farms opened
up in ,his and adjoining counties ~
remarkable.
Cumberland Hill Ia fast becoming
one of the most desirable and pleasant
of our suburbs.
The work on the new twenty-five
thousand dollar Methodist Church, on
Lamar street, will be commenced in
good time.
Have your watches and Jewelry
repaired aud warranted Al Wehb's, 500
Main street. I'D.
The elevator quite ecllpses the
Courthouse az II place from which 10
view Dallas by daylight.
--Mocling birds nre very abundant
IN the suburbs now, aud II fine singer
can be heard almost any night.
The temperature in the morning
now Is worthy OF the mountains Of
Virginia In Its braciny qualities
Calvert is making sad havoc with
our bachelors. Thorburn came back
dizzy with the bliss OF "a tote.d-tete.
Tho Stonewall Greys meet on Fri
day night, at $50 sharp, iu full uni
form, to take action about partlcipa-
,ihgin the Centennial celebration.
IA good many Of our country
friends were IN town yesterday, In Mt
tendance on court, which comes ut u
very moonvenienl time for them.
The people Mt tho Fair Grounds
are very anxious that the San Jacinto
railway should come out and around,
connecting with the Main street line.
Captain Clark's residence has beon
moved across Lamar street, along side
Of Captain Bryan's, aud the work of
clearing out the debris In the compress
yard is being rapidly pushed forward,
Fort Worth Ia very much excited,
II isrumored, over report that four
4 ,se power wheat min IN about 10 be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

The friends and patrons ofiHE HER
AID will please bear in mind that the
counting-room, In which all matters
of business only are transacted, is on
she ground floor; that no advertise
ments will be received anywhere else;
that all advertisements from parties
with whom we have no account must
b. paid IN advance; that all advertise
III ents must be handed into the count
ing room before $ O'Clock y. IN. to In
sure insertion In the next days issue,
and that all job work, except TO parties
with whom we haverunning accounts,
must DO paid for on delivery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15
No,Ice 20 Advertisers.

tr0nl anu after THIS date NO PERSON
is authorized to receive or solicit adj
vrrtlsementa for The HERALD in the
city of Dallas. The business office is
on Main street, where those who want
value received for theil mon2y gan be
accommodated. The business mana
ger liz alone authorized to make con-
tracts, and those made with any other
person viii not be recognized. id.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

Ga Tuesday night the Mayor sent
the following veto to the CITY Council
of the market house ordinance:
To the Members OF the City Council OF the
CITY OF Dallas
GENTLENiEN--l herewith return, dis
approved, the ordinance passed 10y
YOUR body on the 9th day Of June, 1876,
entitled, San ordinance regulating
markets aud marketing and the sale OF
meats and vegetables in the city OF
Dallas,n with my reasons therefor.
Under the ordinance, as passed, until
the Council shall establish other mar
kets, which they may or may not do,
there being nothing in the ordinance
recurring it, all marketing Is forced to
the present City Market House, or will
Inc M soon AS said ordinance shall go
into effect, to.wit: the first day OF
July next.
This, ON account Of the great area of
the city. and the want OF street cars or
other conveniences IN most portions Of
the city, would work II great incon-
venience to the people; and in addi-
ton to TINS, the capucl'y oi tnc present
Market House is totally inadequate to
meet the wants of the city. Very re-
specially, J.. D. KERF0oT,
Mayor City of Dallas.
June 7, 1876.
The motion Of Alderman Crowdus to
reconsider the vote on the ordinance
having b:en carried, the Mayor put
tho question, shall the ordinance piss,
Notwithstanding the vetog Ayes
Ervay, Crowdus, Williams, Guedry
aud Jett.
Ia this connection II may be stated
that u petition to the Council, asking
that the ordinance be not passed had
been previously read.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

.reeted I'm Daggetps addition, between
Russ and Main streets, with Paddock
as superintendent
.--DeStefano Bros, No. BIB MANS
have just received fifty boxes OF choice
MessIna oranges and lemons, also II
large stock OF nuts, candiesand troplcal
fruits, which they offer to the trade ~
the lowest prices. - Al.
Wrapping paper twlhe, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper al
kinds OF stationery, select and fresh
stoclx of the latest literature, at Reed ~
Lnthrops, sos Main street CalI ana
examine their sLock.-Ad.
Young gentlemen, sou should 80
IN fine Commonwealth COllege,at once,
md during this dull season acquire, by
n practlcal course Of instruction, sum
clent blain capital to successfully en-
pupe in active business the coming lal'
aud winter.
Tickets to New York, Washing
ton, Cheyenne, Kansas City, Parsons
Viuita and Springfield for sale che"l
by Jghuson " MangeL LeGralC
Hotel. They also buy aud sell ral'
roud tickets TO NIL points. AZ. ..
.-We sympathiAe with our younnI
friends, Mr.. and Mira Cyrus Mcdraln
in the death of their infant son
James, last Saturday night, But tire
months of age, the little one had JUS
, begun to make Itself attractive, "he'
chilled TO Him who gave IT,
Those crouuet sets are selling lhs'
!, but moro ayp ~ the way; also choIc
I and late books just rom the p'ess; AIS
1 constantly arriving, all KINDS oil s'a
!, lionery, printers material ana notion
, all to be sold CHEAP at Reed " Lhll
Il rop's, COS Main street,
u The examination OF tn0 scholars
= the Dallas Springs Seminary, Mrs
u W. Miller, principal, at the corner
Cochran and MGstcn streets, IL pre-
gressing very satisfactorily. Fo'nigl
., n musical concert will be given by Il
If scholars, aud parents. Guardians al
81 frienda afD Invited TO attend.
)" The attention OF Magsnai M2rto
d and his vigilant police are called
10 parties who daily hitch their hors'
y on tho sidewalk on Poydlns stree
~ near Elm, ny the al3e of Snead
Brumley's grocery store. This IL
nuisance Of long standing, and shoul
bo gbated, as the city ordinance pr
st yides. Tnu a!deYGlka are for pede
a TRANS, and although our c''y Same
y boast of any excellence IN this parti
ulpr, still il il Il shame to let them o'
for horse lots.
4 In the Counoil ~ Tuesday Aide
l. man Jett introduced resolution
which was adopted, directing the Con
mittee on Markets and Public Bull,
Jugs 10 select proper sites for mnrk'
= houses, ana rapRrt TO the Council
d tho next meeting. Alderman WI
9 liams introduced resolution, whic
WAS adopted, requiring all moneys r.
ceived by city officials to be turnC
d over weekly to the City Treasurer. A
ordinance regulating lAogires al
places of amusement in the city w
read first and second time, and fl
y lher consideration postponed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

Ats i.alson, 5li Main street, for tho next
sixty days, ] Will sell my entire stock OF
Summer Millinery Good twcnty-h'e per
cent loss than importing figures, In order to
make room for " Fail D.Ock. This reduction
Includes trimmed RG well aB untrimmed
goods. Come and satisfy yourselves 0T ne
fact. All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended 10. yurbau and Centennial hats
daily received. may3O-u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

At the Episcopal Church, Calvert
Texas, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
DR.. Waddell, q. n, Quillman, ESD OF
Dallas. to Miss Mamie ii, Scott; Of
Calvert.
Washington, d, G., and Columbia,
5. G., papers please Copyl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

oar homemade Ministries, all anna
teurs, will remove the pressure tonight
at Fields Theater in programme of
fun, iroliC, song, dance and hurlesque'
The trouble will begin at S O'Clock.
Give the windy's chance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

IN sparscly settled districts wnerc medical
aid is often diiitcult and sometimes impossl.
Die to obtain, 1t is extremely desirable iol
families to have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely COM
prehcnsivo In ITS curative operation. perfect.
~ pure. understanding ana recommended
by the meiirNl faculty, Udollho Voice.
schiedam Aromatic Schnapps posses,os all
the requisites OF a family medicine
unrlll,yly N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

All advertisements from parties WIZ,
whom we have no account must DC 'Aip
All Advertisements must be handed IN DO,
fore r. NJ, TO insure insertion vi VI" "'~'
XII Job Work, except 10 parties WIN
whom we have current accounts must w
PAIN FOR ON DELIVERY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15
PREFERRED SPECIALS.


House aud lot ON Sycamore street. oiRhl
rooms; we'll finished; good well and cistern
good stable, with line of pipe running nom
well 10 stable. WIN soil for one-half casli ,
one-half In ono and two yeara, with intercs ,
or will take two or three horse or mule teams
In part payment Apply AZ my residence, on
sycamore street. J.G. DENT,
muelO.d2W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

By request o the ladies' of Dallas, MIR. T.,
lralson, the Main street Millinery and Inn
porting House, has ordered, received aud
now has ON exhibition II lot of blnck, white
and brown straw lurbans At reasonable
prices, mNylSdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

the RIoEEwALL usUys ARE uoreOS oI"etlo
to assemble, in ful dress uniform, al thch
armory al halfpas, eight O'Clock, Fridpy
evening, June 10th, 1876.
BY order OF the commanding officer
j. i. COX, o. IS.
Dnllps, Texas, June -, lS7t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15
}. v. Childet,.

Surgeon aud Physician. once, No. ~ MuIn
street, up stairs, Room No. 3, whore he will
DO found at oil hours, both day ana night,
lan2l-dti
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

Mrs. IL. Tynos, 6l2 Main street. IL now IN
her new and elegant store with the finest
stock Of all the latest iyles millinery goods
ever brsught 10 this city. She liz also daily
receiving new goods from the Ens.
mDyT dim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

Ladies' call and see the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower than at
amy other house In the city, at 5li Main
atrcet. maylld3moS
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Chip hats NJ 81 ~ oach, In q, cry styles and
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10 exchange vacant lots IN city for horses
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