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The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
MAGIC

HUNKEL'S MAGIC ~
n HAIR RESTORER.
Restores gray-mixed, led, light or faded
heads OF hair, boards or moustaches, to q
beautiful brown or black, In from one to
four applications. 1t Is free from sulphur,
lead, acids, mercury, silver, or anything In
furious to either hair or beard.
IT DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF.
Expressed to all parts on receiptof one
dollar. or six bottles for five dollars. At the
wholesale and retail depot, No, 9l8 VINE
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. decN> sly
VYLE's ICE CREAM.
We are now ready to furnish ice cream
Of the finest quality, in any quantity. to
parties desiring 1t. To Private Families,
Pic-Nics Excursions, ETC., etc., we will sell
at special rates.
KYLE's ICE CREAM DEPOT,
p.O.. Second Street Market,
And at the Old Homestead N. e. Corner
Sixth and Orange Streets. INV l8.3m
V1'HE ODORLEss EXCAvATING UOM
PANY
Remove contents Of privy wells without
OFFENsE OR DESTRUCTION OF PROP
ERIY,
at lowest rates. Orders by postal card or
Ssherxiss, q , PrS%Rsiy att ssssndsd to. once
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03
COLE!
PAPER COLLARS

In great variety and at all prices. Afte'
having your present stock melted dowl by
this warm weather, buy your next one at
COLES. Also, your shirts, cuffs, neckties,
striped hosiery, gloves. umbrellas, suspen-
ders, sleeve buttons, studs, combs, brushes.
fancy toilet soaps, p0cket.b0Oks, percale
shirts with collars and all articles in mems
small wear.
BARGAINS IN MEMS SUMMER UN-
DEkWEAR.
CABINET SHIRT Sl.25.
Call on us.
w. b. COLE,
Sign of the Shirt,
je13-3meod 2O2 MARKET 9 rRBET,
The Morning herald., 1876-07-03

THEOLD CARPET STANDOF
JOHN j. BYRNES,
No. 35 South Second Street, above Chestnut
Street, Phi adelphia.
REMODELED! REFITTED! RENEWED! (!
take pleasure in notifying my custo-
mers in Wilmington, and vicinity that the
alterations in my place of busir ess are now
completed, and am now ready to offer
them an attractive stock of Carpetings,
Mattings, OIL Cloths, etc., at lower prices
than ever. Call and be convinced.
apA-3m JOHN BYRNES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE YIasr
Judicial District oi the state o. Nevada. In

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Jud.ciai District nj the state o. Nevada. In
aud fs o coun,y Of storey.
RLIzABETl BAGGOif. Pisinlln. versus
THOMAS A. BA00OTr Z. defendant.
Action brought In the District Court ~ the
= MT Judieis. District of the state % Nevsis.
IN and hF the c. unity Of storty. and the com
.l.int Md In said county. IN Oh. ONCE of ths
cirrk of said District Coait. on the i1th day OF
The s,a,s a Nevada sends greeting TO Thomas
\. Bsgyott Defendant: You are her by requlred
To nppear T.. IN action brought against Jon by
,br sls,ve named plalniin. IN the District Court
" the fiut Judisal District Of t'e State ~
Nevada, In and for the county ~ Storey. AMI
.nswsr the con p,aiS. ana 'n r,n: ",nln ,, ,e. ,s
ser,ire on you " this summons. 10 . rwd IN
said county, or, n strvd cut rf taid county.
within twenty d.yp: and 10 . oth easer, fo'ty
ds,p; or judsipsit By default will be taken
agsinst YOU sccordins 10 tie pfsyer OF said
complaint.
Tns s.,i action is hrousht To 'b aio . ludg'
u,eut aud drefes vf said Court fov,er dis~o'v.
ing the bopap Of n.atiiinO.y exisiiLg betwren
,oa, Thomas a. tagi OFT, defendant, ard this
plaibt.n. awanlins To plaintiff the sole care.
custody aud eo,t,ol OF Aihs' i.ese o. said mar.
riass. ascd eighteen yfa's. and now rrs,dins
With ,lainiin IN ssid county of rtorvy. and fof
e.sts VI suit. 10 10 slle, ed In rl,intin's CON.
plsiit that you. defendant have for the pricd
u one year let rast fsied aud neglected to pro.
vd. this plaintiff With The ecn,non nsse.'srlss ,.
caused by pow n, on your part which could not
have b. D avoided By rilnsry Industry. which
willlnorr fuliy appear by reisrence to plsin,in's
e,mplsint herin on Ole, copy OF which you
And va srr hsreby notiaed that ~ you fail ~
snswsf the coupi.ln Int. the ssid plaintiff will
apply TO the Court tor the relief shsre'n de
nj landed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04
NOTICE TO lIEHHoLuERs.

nIHE UNpERsI0sRD HAS THIS DAY
i comm, nerd al action In the District Court
IL the PIrst Judicial DistiIet II the State of
Nevada. in and for the county ef siorry, IN
whieh sr In he 10 plaintiff and ANNIE
hELl.Y 10 dsfsndant, which setion 10 brought
o snforse Q I'm In favor of plaintiff aud
. ain,t de eudsht. upeh the west half ~ tho
posih thiriy.hvs fr~t of lot numb~r sit i6l.
,l.ek number forty pevrn ttf). Range d. In ths
NV oI Virginia county VI st're,. s'aie of Ne
..ds. together with the tenements, htftditA'
asnts aud arpurt. nances theFsuhio beloneine.
shieh lien 10 10 secure the sum Of fiss ss. IL
said roin of the Unitd sisies. aud 10 claimed
under aud by virtn~ .f the At of the irsisla.
iurs Of the ststs of Nevada entitled !" An Act
/, secure iisns ,o mechanics snd others. ard 10
r.pssi sil oihif Acts In u. alton thereto ap'
pr,vrd March .. 1878.
Now, thsrvfrp. ell pefsops hav NJ. holding
OF CLAIMING liens upon sid premises. nnaes
the ~ DIVISIONS of ,ald Act. are hsreby notinSa
10 ~ spd spp>sr b. foie salt Court on fh,pAl.
the 9th day of October, A. d. 1910, 81 10 oeiosk
N, the sase being dsy ~ ,he regular oeio-
her term. A. ID is16. of sAid Cout, anh 70 ei,
hIbl. then aud there The pioof of iheif sa'a
Virginia, Nsvsds. septs ber u. 1916,
a. q. CODDlN0TON. Plaintiff.
m. m. TAYI0n, Attorney f.r Plaintiff.
s<ll laNav tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04
lovSiciiL.l
PROPOSED AMENDMENT

AND REVISION or THE CONSTITUTION
n of the stais.f Nevada. passed at the ss''
en'h session u the f.ssbslstnre.
Rssoirsd. by the Assembly. the fepate con.
curing. Thai tho Constitution of the State ~
Nsvsda bs amended a. foIlows:
Amend section I of Artiel- II. Of the CO.. ..
stitatlon of tbs Stats Of Nevada 10 ~ TO real
90 fellows
SECTION I. Ths ns~si year shs'i commence
90 the let day of Dscsmb~s In each yesr.
PA'sed January 10, ISIS,
ResIrsd. bv the Assembly. the senste GO Z.
eur ins. rhri our hlvt ~ - s'A.e has mugs.
ne th- ns~es-ity 20 rvvising the Cons'i'unon
We On. r.. ore recommend the sleeicrs. ,ns
SeIt sl.eiion for members q th, IrsSs,nm. m,ssnr
70 vote Tor or against the calling 81 aCon.sn'
lion Z ihs porpo.s o. rrvI'Irg the constiia'
tlon Of the Eiats of Nevada.
Paced February is, is's'
I h.,,b, certify the foregoing 10 be true
eop,ss from tb~ original enrolled hsso'u'hhs
On w,,nss. W. ~ ~, hand and the urvsi ssai Of tho
atais. August ,. is's' N u,uop
al isvsmTu Beerstsry of htais.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

mHR PUBLIC ARs HsREBY NOTIFIED
u nat NJ. HIlRY wULv IL DO lonser ~
our empjo,. ana d not suthortssd 70 eansfs
businsss. OF vhsisoessr nstlrs % q 4 IN
0oli Hill. October ., 1910. ee7tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04
L o 8 T (!

~ rHK slcoND or SEPTEMBER, A
~ PAIR OF sHAwLPiNB. Joined together
With . email chain. s.re iovt between the
a. Inn hesles. aJd iiiii. and Virginia CITY.
A.: .,,s lsyirs found tie same viil receive .
rvsArd VI 90 By lsving them At the Eclips-
LivHy Stable. uold iiiil. oc7H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04
DELIyorEyr SALES.
a LAnAaA AININo cOArANY.

A LA1AAA MININo COMPANY
"A Location " principal place OF business,
San frspeisco. CAliforni.-
Location Of works. riosery Mining District,
Storey county. NevadA.
Nolics.-Tksrs are delinquent upon the iol-
lowing described stock, On account OF As-e---
msnt no. y levied On the iath day VI August,
isT6, the several smounis set opposite the
names OF the respective SHAREHOLDER, a- ioi-
lowe:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04

AID In accordance with an order Of the poard
Of Directors. made Oh the sist day of Mach
1910. 90 many 'hares Of each parcel Of such
stock ss might bs necessary were advertised io
bs ,o,d st psbli, anction. d the once Of the
Company, 70. 50 Academy Building. No. J,0
Pine pirett. San Francisco. California, on
Thursdsy. the twenty-nftb l2s,h) day of May.
isfc, Of tue hour OF 10 O'Clock n. OF said day. 10
paw said delinquent hspessmenI thereon to-
yrlhsr with cos.s of advertising std expenses
o. the sale, and whereas the said delinquent
silr. st the time and place 'specined In said
notice, Wa prevented and sn'oinsd by an In.
junction issusi out VI the DIiriet Court OF the
Judicial District. 10 the ca,e of y.
70. J. X. de 10 hontasnie ct a., the said
shick. iboeier Min ne Company and whereas
aid Injunction vas du!, dis. Owed and st aside
Jy said District Court oa The s2d dAy of tep.
,nb o, 1875, notice 10 hereby given that %
! any sharss of eaeh I@rcei " such stock 40
nay b. Lecessaiy viii he soid st public Au,.
ION, at the once of the Company, No. 20 Aead.
my Building. No. $50 Pi.e stfett. Han Fran
4. co, California. on TuE-DAY. the tsn,h
iOth) day Of October. 1916. Al the hour Of
levsn IN o'elotk A. n. Of ssid day. TO pay said
I@ilnq.ent assetpm~ht iheft 90, together with
ovts % advertising and eipen.e. Of the ,aie.
n. sAYItE. recfetsry.
O1hce-No - Academy Building. No. Sd Fine
trsst. nan francisco. California. se2s,d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04

And In secordancs with lAv, ssd An order
oi the Board Of Difectorv. made on the 3sth
day Of August, ls,s. 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of sueh stock % nav ,. neecssafy
the Company. Nt California ptreet. Bsa vrsa.
rico. California. on rnlDAY, the 3oth day
of oetob .. 1875. u the boar Of O'Clock
?. y. Of said day, 20 psy said dsliuquent -.
sessment thereon. togsthsr With costs Of sdvef.
tlsing and expenses Of the sals. rr'
r. wR0RNER. seerstary. !
0aiee.<ia California street, ssn fransisso
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-04
DELINQUENT SALES.
UNICKERB oCKER nININ0
n CoMPANY;.Loeaiion Q, Principal plses

Of business, San Francisco. California.
Location of works. Amenean Plat Mining
Disirlct. storey county. Nevada.
Notice There are dciinuusUt uron the FOL
Iovius. described stock, on sccount of asress-
rnent mo. is levied on the sist day of March.
ian. the several anounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder. ~ fol-
love. ~. c..,, Oh. An,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-23

.,lno bod m5&tsft ou our& cine fol-
6e Neile am ouererRen bic neilte 3ett
YerItsren, benin eu tSnntef bob r,ur NIT
cen Iransportmitteln, bic jspem aes
wSbnIiGen &eilenben 3u 0ebote ffeben,
dnssrf Iansiam furttommet uno wirs
eef 70 wabrl1etnli@ erit In Ilsruncrien
eintrsfen, rpenn MurcD 9eY oaslsIbs
lGOn Derla6en unp otelet&t f&Un wie,
Der bier rrdre, ba benz Gtirten bes 0ans
ces naiirlider @eiie gang aneere Wits
tel our 9anb ifeben, cine @eiie su mas
den, oIS une. DaS @erninhtefe, pae
ru in Dteer Sage tbun faunf. l@sini
mir baber ;u letn. letue Nntunft bier In
Sairo abiuwarten unD Dir untsrosfer
BON mir Die Standardization Der StapI
seissu gu Iafsu. rpU;u i'd MID iOfOrt
fGCn berett erfldrte !"
GIsasar fanb b::sIsn @OriGlas trct
81. SrOesn Sebnlu@t bic ct nod iet.
mem Sobne bate, oiel su Yerndnftie
ais baB er ni@t barauf bate einsebsu
fUlen unp 70 fuste er aliO ietnemGreun.
Dc 81, fG pom tbm In Staot uno um'
9esenb bis sur Mnfunft besG1rfen uut,
Der fIbren gu la6eu. Cine Stuno'
GpGtsr maatsn fe ibren Ausfus. Be,
eem Der Saufmann NIT auer 9iebsnS,
wtrci9fett ben SIbrer unb 8eri@ter'
fattsr abSab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-23
MDrb min an SEN Sag.
tGprtiesuns fclet.)

@Or psnisen Sabren suurbe ,,IusaF GlOwer.,
entbedt aIS ein I&eres 9etlmittel far Dsspspta
unb 2sbsrlstben, etntse tpenise Dyspsptii&e
teilten ibrsn GreunSen nit pie Ist@t r,nb RAID
le tur& beftn Mnwenbuus ssbeiIt tpurbsu. Die
grDeen @erbienfe pom Green's Muguf
Slower purben bur& NittbeiIuns bes etnen
2eipenben an ben Nnberen bur& bas Sanb BIZ
Fanut, bic, pbue gn,eies. Der @ertauf steiss
Mittels enrrra tpurbe. Druesifen In tebem
6tGbt&en In ben Ser. Staatsn. Sertanfsn
oaFslbe. Seine verfen. bic an idnsrltHsm
Wassn, ~3Upfi&mer3eu, gsrfcpfuns, 9er3tlOp.
fen, unSsrbauli&feit, acknowledgement &c.
eibst, fam bret DOZEN netmen obae Grlst&te.
uus. Gjebt 3u euereut Drusstisn -
NIB tsIt cine Glaf&e fRr rs Gents nne Ssriu&t
IS. RuferF6i&en 10 Gsuts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27
sl1ammznmnnzzn1NaAm
= ':=.,s='::'''': FREE ssEzss'ss

pick up almost any newspaper Publlsnsd
nnrih OF the Red river and you VIII feu the
word "FREE" IN big black letters, hrnn ~,
low II and you Will hnd leluehI a. liz
narnos and add leaS OF all the sons AM uhuSu-
iara OF ihe North 0hd East 70 nt sent 70
WTEXA Az I'M IGRATlON AGENT, ~uhlih,
NJ SNOuri, who Will mail tnoln Wllhoul o1'In
uFNEE GUIDE 10 TEXAS, we lhnu ~
sunbeams, beautiful pralrles anu lVVeiy Nhi'
ieys. Ihia book we have seen ~ 10 necoIh'
nt,t,ied with beautiful cOlOred maps llluhflt-
lions, rates Oi fare ana ifeiglli iuH VI illH1t
nation concerning our cllles' iiVsln, nhI 10
crnna. BchoOIs, churches, etc, VINO pays loI
~ THE MISSOURI, kANSAH TEN ~
HALLWAY. They are sending thousanus 10
Ali parts OF the Unlted states anu huropo.
This goes 10 snow what they are dplhs LOT
Texas. They nave lhltly leuuVeu tn1'' ,r, We
of fare Tor Gmigrants almost one-hhlf, Their
trains are crowded, and special ifalhs ARE
frequently run 10 accommodate the people,
rhoy are spending thousands Of collars III
Texas, They hnve lweiVe regular trhNellhg
men employed distributing ireelnlormnlion
concerning Texas throughout me United
states. rhets 9sk our .ald IN tpeI Efforts.
Patronizo tho MISSOURI KANSAS 4
TEXAS RAILWAY, 90 NORTH VIA
DENlSON and through the beautiful Indian
Territory, They will land you directly In
the Gre0t Union Depot IN ~. Louis Ihey
don't compel you 10 ride three or four miles
through the back streets ana alleys OF ~
Louis Ia topping omnibus Ihey run lhoir
cOuchus and slecpers through 70 81, Louis
and enter the Union Depot. Is there any
other line from Texas that dOesY NO
They also run coaches and sleeping cars from
| Texas 10 Hannibal and quincy, have you
| any friends East looking towards leNhsf ~
| 80, send their address 10 the Undersigned anu
| he viii with pleasure forward lhenl lhhd you
| ALSO IL beautiful pamphlet ana other inter
csting matter we'll worth The mere request,
Address, JAS, d. bhOW
| Gonl Pnssg'r hg't NJ, Is. a T.. hy,
| Sedalin, Mo,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

1T is intimsted that our City Mills,
can mill 1870, 900 Bushels OF wheat n
month. ..
Have your watches and ,eWelTy
:epaire.. and warranted al Webb's, BOG
Main street.--Ad. "
The members of the Fire Depart
ment are requested 10 meet at Fields
theater tonight at 1880. A's 1' .e
MIR. j. II. Young lectures Tonight,
"free," ut the Courthouse on spiritual-
ism, to the "liberal minded"
Dallas has commenced to cele-
orate, ONE boy had finger cut Off ON
Sunday, aud tho fireworks are
coming.
Wrapping paper, twine, paper
bags, croquet sets1'' wall paper, all
kinds OF stationery, n select and fresh
stock of the latest literature, at Reed g.
L,athrops, sos Main atreet Call and
examine their stock. I'D.
--$24 80 10 st. Louis $S3 to Louis
vile +! Sl4 to Little Rock These are the
prices that johnson II Manget are sell
ing tickets Tor. II you want to-
t.ayel cheap 20 to them, and learn how
to save money. Information free.--Ad.
The new feed store 202 Commerce
street, southwest of theputlic square,
Is now prepared to furnish feed to
consumers little cheaper than any
one in the business. Major Moore Is
np ~ snuff In that class of goods, aud
well knows what kind of provinder
your stock needs TO grow fat.
Having ON hand very large
stock of fresh lemons, we will, for the
next thirty days, sell fine large Sicily
lemons at Bfty cents per dozen. All
other foreign aud domestic fruits, nuts,
candies, etc., will be sold at prices to
suit everybody. Remember the old
stand, Sl3 Main street.--Ad. i
Julius Kahn, of Evansville, in-
diana, a delegate TO the st. Louis Con-
vention from his State, ard who has
been prospecting and visiting in our
city during the past week, JET, for St
Louis 10 attend the U0ilveiltion yes
terday evening. Mr. Kahn, we are
pleased to learn, viii locate perma-
nently In our city, afttr The iiteenth
Of August, for the purpose ~ going In.
10 the mercantile basinesa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

IL is to be presumed that il is great.
" 10 the interest Of the farmer that the
present. excellent reputation of Dallas
az u cotton market, shopld By sustain
ed and increased Tho more uniform
the grades OF cotton prepared for sale,
the more care taken ia packing the
cotton tbe better the reputation gained
among the hpyerp 4na spinners. 1t
should be the aim and pride OF every
farmer to excel In the preparation Of
his cotton for the market. Nothing
could be weaker or more silly than to
false pack 1t. The iiend will always GER
tainly be found out and traced
back 10 the ginner, and the
false packing Ia hepides criminal Of
tense, punishable by Hne end Im-
prlsonment. The farmer suffers In the
end, Cotton buyers and spectators
are very shreWd men as class II IL
impossible 70 practice fraud on them
long. They are largely interested ip
maintaining u high standard for our
cotton among spinners, and they In
tend 80 maintain 1t by law II neces-
sary. A proa,inapt cotton buyer in.
forms us that from ten TO fifteen per
cent of the cotton brought here last
season was falsely packed lplated},
This h "a disgrace 70 Dallas and our
people that should be hereafter pre-
vented II not checked. ii wiliiafiect
this w a market seriously.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27
The New York EXPRESS,

The New York Express has long
been recognized M one OF the most liz.
tluential and readable, brilliant and
conservative of all the great New
York dailies. 1t Is edited with marked
ability, and its local, general and for
eigp news ~ carefully culIed and
served up in the most altracliyo man
ner. The Express is a paper that can
not but find favor in this State for its
fearless exposure Of Radical corrup-
tion apd is manly defense of the
South under ali eiraumD,enees. The
terms sre light and the paper worth
ten times the sun asked for ii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27
Personal.

Zach TollIyer, Esq, returned yesler-
day from visit to Ills old home III
Lebanon
Ex-Governor Thomas =. Drew lor
merry Of ArkapsaS has become "p'
zen Of Dallas.
Colonel Thomas Campbell, repre-
sentntlye rom Marion county, was III
the city yesterday.
Mr. L. II. Guedry, alderman, very
sensibly remarks that he hash't gwen
the matter Of feslgDing Thought
Mr.. James b. simpson, editorof TIE
HERALD, and the Hon. John ID. her-
foot, Mayor of Dallas, left for -"
Louis last night. a..rH .|U .'''-
Mr. Alex. Holmes, representing inc
New York Daily Bulletin, one oi lhe
first and most reliable commercial ana
financial papers in the country, was
in the city yesterday, en- route to'7''
Louis. .I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27
Oar Ceutepplnl,

The following named gentleMen
members of the various committees
are each respectfully Invited to meet
NJ Fields Theatre this evening 1t S
O'Clock for work that can no longer bo
delayed, and make oAr ceptennial
celebration creditable success.
Executive--D. Il. Grove, chairman !;
w. H. CASTOR, J. NJ. Stemons, w. G..
Conner, A. Davis, J. Il. Leonard, III.
l.. Ray, Henry Boil, Il. II. Gruber, j.
Midsummer, A. Sanger, M. Ullmann,
f. e. Willemett, J. II. Ryan, w. L..
Cabell, Jefferson Peak. ao.lE.i .5,
Arrangemepts-D, Il, Grove, L. p.
Cowep, b. =. Jet, W. II. ailb J, w.
s3ohehck, w. q. Sterrett, Henry Boil,
John Shea, w. II. Hord, Jefferson
Peak. w i.'.a l', 3" 3..'"
Finance Robert West, chairman;
J. NJ. Thurnond, T.p. Barry, w. II.
Anderson, A. M, Cochran, John Kerr,
g, NJ. Smith, Major Stevens.
Transportation II. V. Thompson,
chairman NJ. Ullmans, w. G.. RAN
dali, A, Sanger, ]. ii. Work, N. w.
Orr, J.. Grossman, II. &. Hoskins.
Procession J. Good, chairmani
W. c, Holland, John Ii. Ryan, Il. G.
McLure,J. q. Leigh. w. y. Obenchain,
W. l.. Cabell, L. s. Dake, John Kerr,
w. l.. Murphy.
Musical. Friend, chairman; b.
Gibbs, DIR. Wiley, Tom Miers.
Retreshments--C. M. Wheat, chair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

The above is sound health maxim. In
order that the functions of digestion, evacu-
alton and secretion shall be discharged with
that degree of egularity aud vigor which is
essential TO the well being Of both body and
mind, the liver, upon whose activity they
are dependent for their due performance,
must be kept In good working order. Gallo
mel and blue pills, besides being hurtnil
mineral drugs, only partially and temporar-
lily rootiIy disorders or suggishness of the
great bilary gland. HostetIer,s s,oma4h
Filters, on the contrary. Accomplish thor
oRghlg what tho above medicines fail In do
Ing, and ARE besides safe rs well as potent
remedy for disorders OF the stomach, bowels
and organs of urinatlon, as well as an nm
equnllcd general lnvigorant. They are,
moreover, n sterling antidote to malaria.
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WORK COMMENCED.
DALLAS, Palestine, new ORLEANS Rail
way.

DALLAS. Palestine, new ORLEANS Rail
way.
Colonel Rains, the Chief Engineer
OF the Dallas and Wichita Railway
has been ovt for several days making
II Reconnaissance Of the line Of this rail-
way, and has located the crossing OF
White Rock creek ut point about
four hundred yards east OF OF, Bow
ber's house, and the crossing OF east
fork OF Trinity AT II point midway De-
tween Colonel Urayen's and General
lhans, near Tho edge of Kaufman
county. "''
The line was found 10 be over gem
tly undulatlng prairie country,aliordlhg
the easiest curves AHA llghtest grades,
with no heavy work TO encounter.
The correction with the Texls aud
Pacific Railroad will be on prairie, just
east Of town, on tho east OF Thomas
butcher pen, across Peaks house,
thence running southeast. A. ... u
Work will be commenced to-day on
this important road, on the land ofCap'
tain w. II. CASTOR, and no Efforts Will
be spared to push 1t forward to com
pletion ~ fast rs possible. Captain
CASTOR has gone to Palestine and Cap
tain Adams To ST.. Louis Ia the inter
eat or this enterprise, and from what
we know Of these two gentlemen, we
are confident that they mean business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27

Mr.. DC. Harry, ST., the venerable
and much respected father of the six
brothers of that name, who are well
and favorable known in this cOmmu-
nifty, ~ among our most Industrious,
upright and worthy citizens, plechan
les, business and tradesmen, died at
IL O'clock Oh Sunday, at his residence,
corner of Pacific avenue and Bryan
street. Having lived to the age OF
iifty-elght, he died calmly IN the midst
Of his family, supported by thepresence
and care of lis esJimable wife and his
cherished sons. An honest man and n
good citizen Is gone from our midst,