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The Portland daily press., 1876-09-26
MARRIED..

In Scarboro, Sept "a, by A F. Moulton, Esq. John
Morris OF Scorboro and Miss Josephine A. Gatien of
SacO.
, In Lewiston. Sept. "a, by Rev. S. F. wetherbee.
Geo. w. Latham OF Lewiston and Miss Martha A.
Bean Of Jay.
In West Watervile, Sept. 10, Herman h. Adams
OF Ltchf1eld and Miss Hattie M. Taylor of Belgrade.
E. Brown.
In Materville. Sept. 0. Geo. F. Smith and Miss
Susie M. Simpson.
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The po.,aI Commissio n.

way commission appointed nnder authority of
of an act of Congress convened this morn
ing. Several gentlemen connected with the
Postoffce Department and railway commits
siOners gave evidence.
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AFRICA.
Insurrecfiou i'm Alxeria.

PARIS. Sept. 25.-The Presse says that Gen.
Chazes, Governor General of Algeria, has in
formed the government that a general insurrec-
ton is imminent in that province.
Gone to Meet the Africans.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-Sir Garnet Wolsely and
Sir 7. Shepstone, who are entrusted with spec
ial powers to represent Great Britain in the
Transvaal Republic, sailed for South Africa
F.iday on steamer specially chartered by the
government for that purpose.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

TUESDAY, September 25.-There is little new to
note in the market to-day. Sugars. however, are off
slightly and quoted at If to 11sc for granulated and
10lc for Extra G. Flour is in much better demand
and the prices are advancing. Corn is steady and in
excellent demand at the last quotations. Pork and
lard lard strong
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Scalded to Death,

Scalded to Death.
Boston, Sept. 25.-Mrs. Margaret O'Grady
died at her residence ON Hudson street to-day
from burns received from a kettle of boiling
water failing upon her.
inspectors of Election.
Mayor Cobb appointed and the aldermen
today confirmed special inspectors of election
in each ward.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Precautions on sbipboard.


NEW YORK, Sept. 25-James 81. Chapman,
fleet paymaster's clerk at Port Royal, writes
from on board the frigate New Hampshire, on
the 10th inst, that the fleet has been quaran-
tined and no one bat the stewards and mail
agents are allowed to communicate with the
shore, owing to the danger of contact with par
ties who may have come from Savannah All
are in good health on the fleet at present and
Com mOd0re Clitz feels no uneasiness as to the
health of the officers and crews of his COM
maHd.
Help for Savannah.
EUFALA, Ga, Sept. 25.-Grand Commission
er Sith has today issued All appeal to all the
commanders of Knights Templar of Alabama,
asking relief for Savannah and Brunswick, and
directing contributions to be sent Ito Hon
Thomas HardemaD, Grand Commander of
Georgia, at Macon.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 25.-The Howard As
ISOLATION in response to telegram from DIR.
Bruins, who left here on Saturday under their
auspices with nurses for Brunswick, Ca, sent
two additional physicians and eight nurses to-
day. The despatch states that the restitution
is appalling and nurses and money wanted.
BOSTON, Sept. 25.-The interments at Savan.
nah were %, 10 from yellow fever. Atlanta,
Ga, contributes $1,000 for Brunswick sufferers.
The board of aldermen of Richmond adopted
resolution appropriating $500 for Savannah;
$500 voluntary subscriptions already have been
sent.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

uSld I'm Smyrna prev to 22d inst, bourne Nineyeh.
Giles, Boston.
Ar at Gibraltar 22d inst, barque Abby Bacon, Mer.
rill, New York.
Sid FIN Rotterdam Dist inst, barque Mary & Reed,
Geyer, United States.
Sid i'm Havre 2lst inst ship Crescent City, Delano,
United States.
Sid I'm Bremen 23d inst, ship Zouave, Means for
North America.
Ar at Oporto Aug %, brig Albert, Hinckley, from
Sunderland
Ar at Cow Bay 23d, brig Don Quixote, Munroe,
RoStOck,
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ETcvIdence Print Cloths Market,
PROVIDENCE, September 25-The Printing Cloths
market quiet but firm at Al 9 45c for STANDARD and
extra 81 x GA goods.
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METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Sept rs, Il A. NJ ~
For New England.
warmer south ana east winds, falling barome-
ter. increasing cloudiness and possibly light
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINEe
Eire in South JeGxrsOn.

FIrc IN South J6utrsOus
GARDINER, Sept. 25-The barn of Ezra Hay
ward of South Jefferson, containing fifteen
tons of hay, COW and farming utensils were
destroyed by fire about 2 o'clock Sunday morn
ing. Loss 5000; no insurance. Incendiary.
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tFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

AR at Philadelphia oath. ship Adam L Simpson,
(newl Sumner, Bath; sch Ethan Alien, Blake, from
Portland.
AR at Greenock 2sd, brig B Brown, Foster, from
Miramchl, NIB.
Ar at Gibraltar =. ship Uncle Tobey, woodside,
LobOs.
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Boston stock Market.

Daily D0mestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to G..
W. True & Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A first class Daboll Trumpet has been substituted
TOR the steam Fog whistle on Mananas Island.
j. Q. DUANE,
1t. Col. Eng. and BIT. Brig Gen.
Portland Sept, 25th,;
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[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Sept. ISL
$500 Eastern R. scrip, .....................4 s4
105 Eastern Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Second Call.
$500 Eastern Railroad new gold bonds. $3.50. 4s3
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16
TO Whom il May Concern
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.


This valuable preparation put up by Dr.
Geo, y. Coleman, Dallas, Texas, ~ an lnlalla-
bic cure for Chronic Constipation, SICK ana
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Torpid Liver,
Nervous Debility ANA the long llsl OF AIS
eases arising from dlsordered stomach aud
constipntcd bowels.
II will relieve the worst Cnses of nervous
and sick headaches In from one To three
hours. VIII cure themOst obstinate cases OF
chronic constipation In from ten to thirty
days.
II Is the best and Sufcst purgatiVe ever
used for amy disease, being perfectly safe un-
DER all circumstances, unRlling IN ltH ac-
or even unpleasau'acss. Possessing tonic
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named Matthews, twice, the other day,
oyer an account due 10y Robinson 10
the dIummers employers Matthew's
was llhhurti not even scared Rohia.
son was arrested.
CoTsieana Observer: Governor Coke,
Ike all men, sometimes make mis-.
takes. When he told the people he
only wanted one hundred days to pay
OIL the state debt, should have said he
only wanted one hundred days to ruin
tie State financially. such mistakes
VIII happen, and particularly wnrn u
man IL u candidate for Governor. Oh +!
Coke ! Coke Resgn Out-do
snything-go to Washington, that
Will be the best, We reckon.
Austin Gazette: The DALLAS HER.
AID Is OF the opinion that Judge
Epson should sucCee l Colonel Giddiugs
as elector. 1t speaks 10y authority for
Captain Adams in saying that he con.
cedes the right to West Texas in this
matter. This verities the suggestion
of the Gazette that Captain Adams
would not compete for the position,
This IL II tinal settlement OF the uues-
ton, which the chairman of the State
Executive Committee would do well to
recognize.
Waco Examiner: Chief Engineer
+ l., Heriot, having organized corps
and gotten everything ready, will start
over the line of the Waco, Fairfield
and Palestine Railroad with his party,
camp equipments, etc this morning.
lie will make Il reconnaissance OF the
route to Fairfield, thence over two
lines to the international Road. After
which he will commence preliminary
survey on the east end Of the line and
work this way. He expects to COM
pl3te the survey in about thirty days.
Rockport Transcript Last week in
Live Oak county, MIR. Alex. Cocker, Jr.,
was running cattle when his horse
ran against tree, which caused both
horse and rider to fail, and at the
same time looping the rope which was
tied to the horses neck around Alex. +
leg. The horse being wild aud fright.
ened at the fall, started to run, but
Alex, comprehending fully the situa-
ton, drew his siX.shooter, and just rs
the horse had run the length of the
rope, fired and instantly killed him,
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whore and why :

This question is often heard on our
,.ronts and from facts well known to
those who have visited the establish,
mont il seems almost a miracle to ma
every one who has invested at the New
York Clothing House speak SO highly
nrthe house. Their coming among us
IN the very dullest season OF the year
the EXTREMITY large stock they carry the
vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
nn11les for everybody hence we hear
where are they found2 They come
from New York, of the large manulacs-
turing establishment of A, Stelnoefs "
In y walker street, And any can
thry command such II trade? lht,y are
imnorters and manufacturers OF all they
sol and make it u matter OF import
once TO let everybody find out that what
they sell is the best and lowest N price
md have no opposition in the city o.
nnl,os for they are daily represented II
Mo hest market of the United states
,yhere with cash, they can find many
communities for proper investments
yhis house is located at sos Elm street
nallos Texas, where our merchant
nom hr and near can lay in Their sup
lies At exact New York prices SptGNo
;nos Of Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Boots and Shoes ana No''o'''
ouglbdtf
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In the same connection we might
add that the Radical cloven.root Of the
Commercial shows II elf in the head
ing given to this same "dispatch'
about Mr., Wi.e's death: "Gone to
meet John Brown !" Governor Wise
was an erretic, impuisive Southern
gentleman, but should only be men
toned in connection with John
Brown the incendiary and ASSASSIN, as
the man who rid the world of scoun.
drel. The Democracy Of the CONNER
cial is fearful and u wonderful thing;
but the Ethiopian cannot change his
skin, however we he may temporari-
" veneer II.
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Judge Thurmond has returned from
his Centennial tip, looking as if it had
agreed with him.
Mr.. S. ID. Blake, of Blake, jenkins
4 Boals, has returned from the East
He purchased an extensive stock OF
dry goods during his absence.
Mr.. A. Benedict, of the famous New
York Clothing house is home again
from New York. Mr.. Benedicts pur-
chases will enable him to stock Fort
Worth with clothing this fall,
e Mr.. l.. Warren Treesh, young law
yer, from Red Bud, Illinois, is no"
In our section with view to growing
up with this land of milk and honey
IA p. III. Jamison leaves this morning
for his old home in Pennsylvania, ana
will visit the Centennial before he re
turns. His many friends here wlsl
him pleasant trip.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH,
Financial,

Financial.
NEW youK. sent,nherIb- Nonay II .,9 NOR
cent ~
Prime mercantile paper iag ner cent
rrnin, r,,c.',n, - "a tr,yrr,
disGurs,d sjS5 do: cIearings sl}C0oO0u,
Sterling exchange w,9,. IU dnIs sISlr,.
| si,,Gt sls3 -
Cold opencd at 81 loIs, and closed at 81 TO-
| Gorrytp,, rateS ner cent EorrowinS las
| NOR rn1t IunnS also made dat w
Pa oyarm,nantss trnng
Rilrnad 6omds NM and I'm good demand.
SInte hands guiet and steady
NJ" .t,ci, xrhnu,n 4. ns a H.rf.rt hnnd NJ
| ruurnru nhnut Nav Jersey Central mona ot
rs.,rIt was " hrrnk oI j prr cent in This stock
my N d.rIina in The shi,rrs of me nther noni
rohns, dmetv We We % H. u,S nrir,'t oT
SPecu'nii"n ~ Ia.u rs ''H , "N'
Nhnceu vs. per M aii.,t ',v po'i a.
od thS o,osn v,stern r"ads ""' ~
Commercial
Sr I,,I,Is September l5-Hcmp dull: nm
dress, d, SOc@slI0. Flour firm and steady
Tnr sound medium; fail super fine g8as3 5O;xX
S,c Igins No. 2 tail 81 T@i ~ spot; 81 49,,
notnhar. M Ado n USal Ia spot: ii O5i .ml OS
Sentember; November do Ml5c@sl., Corn
- .roi" hritnr. No. mixed lIfsMII5sc SPOT:
Al ri" Iii sentenlber. sales 3gJ,c Tor the year
no27s hiyhtr, No 2 mixed, 81 ,nl3jc bid SPOT;
oSp' natIhnr Ryn frmpr and mnct We. die
%Hi,t Se"tcmher md October. BARLEY hrlnrr
NnhroslSn 7j@S0c: choice Minnesota 81 ga,
Whisky steady at 81 OS Butter firm prime
to selected DAIRY ,SVeEori country slole i-,2
0llSc. Eggs steady at iOWi'' nay nIuhtl'
timothy " GlS prl'l59 Gu WIGS w. Prr nm
Coffee hrn no G2@E55'2 a.Ss S1" iot " n"I
hrm; Louisiana lUgtI+' hUi"SS'n I"to, h,u
unchangeHi plhnth,ioh 1 , W." VIZ, P'rmHi
demand iiShI 3,2@Ti'G 10, si1 lNyer of ~ W"
a. a. VI ave. easiSr nj 7ntSc 95@ossc. t@loIsc
cicul niuV ,nr rnl ~. ,pintar los 20
S'G"',yi S umnw Sent miner I5,-I)6rn-Mixed
nHaru n ncTi,,,e NJ .la ~
"S es'', ".''' Ssnt,rSErr I5-Flour uuiet
HhIuAuo, s%a,a,I ot lower r,,te. M.
snr h1"' u ~. cash: 81 OSGI USl. October;
al I'VE Snvn,Haher. n. 4, spring 95c. Corn
u Vo,. Nofr ,,t ,,,,,oroIiv hisher. No . ijlac
uhS''t ,H S"r Q October: I3lac No
S yn,m f0nts"No ?$ill cash; So C October
~ q November. Rye stronger at 65mG5lsc
hS Icy YnnT S.SI",nSer I5.IFlour in very
,nndnrote demand, supertine western and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16
STATE NEWS.

Horse stealing has become chrome
complaint in Houston county
Aaron BurlesOn, shot a ie" DAYS
since in Lee county, has died OF HIS
wounds.
The grand jury OF Lee county, in a
nine days session, returned forty liz
dictments.
A cotton seed oil factory, with SIX
presses and powerful engines, Is oeihS
built at Calvert.
There are thirty.6ve applicants III
tho first congressional district for the
vacant cadetship.
The San Antonio Fair Association
offers premium OF nve huh"'e"
dnIlnrs for the best bale of cotton.
There are 1919 miles Of railroad III
Tsyos three hundred Of which nave
been built in the past twelve months
The city of Houston is paying one
and a halt per cent FER mohlh io'
money borrowed to pay current OK
penses. ul -,
A Catholic school is being talked OF
I'm Srpuin, and it Is thought the fe-
male college property VIII oe pufc''"s'
ed for that purpose.
About ninety cadets have already re-
norted at the Texas Military INSTITUTE
Win the prospect of one hundred dur
ing the coming week.
Many persons in Fort worth carr
an honest living 10y finding money II
tho rrowded streets. Most Of the h!thS
Incrp il lost by newspaper men,
The Galveston Civilian z yes th'
proceedings Of trial oil MAJOR ION
pchiltree for an atlray with police
, man. i'm which he was tined.
The Corsicana Observer is qllVerihI
, 70 hear some man speak VINO ca,
make IN legitimate defense OF Coke'
) ImaN administration. The Observe
auivers in vain.
The Waco Examiner highly comp
=, ments Colonel =. ID. Ross, Sherli'
McLennan county, for his efficiency
IL breaking up the gangs OF law 'eSs ,''n
|, acters that have so long ih1es'eu VI
e county.
1t Tie Rockport Transcript placid
!. saws: "Mr. James Peak, of Mean
O. Vile, visited us during the week. J
+ reports everything rs being qultt
l. that place since the recent ass"ss'n
r ton Of Mr. Garner"
c. The Corsicana Observer has col
q. menced the publication ota daily e'
10 Hon The Daily Observer Is tween
.. column paper, is well fiIledwi'i readi
y, matter, and its publisher ~ W, III is
I'D no no temporary waif, hut VIII a
a shall live We wish the new veh''
nd success.
sh Mr.. A. Robinson, a Houston IN
chant, shot At a ST. Louis ur"p'
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strnWs SHOW.

Cotton was sold in Dallas yesterday
that was hauled from within eight
miles of Fort Worth. Farmers recog-
nize and appreciate the difference be.
tween hauling their products to n
village which temporarily finds itself
the terminus Of IA railroad, and city
which offers market for all the
cotton and grain in the country, and
which possesses all the facilities go
financial and otherwise for moving
produce.
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Fresh News and Queer Democracy.

On the 18th instant, Wednesday
morning, The HERALD published
dispatch from Richmond, Virginia,
Hated September 18th, announcing the
death of Hon. Henry A. Wise on that
day, the 18th. Yesterday afternoon,
The 18th instant, that very enterprising
Sheet, the Dallas Commercial, publish
Ell dispatch" from Richmond, Vir-
Rlnia, dated September l4th, announc-
Ing the death of Mr.. Wise on that ddy.
The inference, naturally is, that the
commercial Jagged, as usual, forty
eight hours behind THE HERALD, and
then, to cover its deficiency Us
"e'Cspaper, rebates the dispatch ant
palms 1t OFT on the public as fresl
news,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

We, the undersigned Druggists Of rHll0s,
Texas, having been selling Or. Coleman +
Concentrated white sulphur SprIlPs Water
for the paHt year or more, and having ample
OF lear ming OF IFS Effect urOn the
pnrlics to whom we have sold, Ito nnhesi Ia
tInuly pronounce II one of the best remedies
upOn the market. And for the diseases
mentioned In Dr. Coleman's circular, and es'
peclnlly chronic constipation, sick and ner-
vOus headaches, and aS II common purgatiVt
we have never sold any preparation that
Qiyes such universal satlsiiclion.
Knowing It's pleasantand un ailing etiectI
tou, lh,r with It's perfect sslety under all cir
cumstnnCes, we most che"Iiully recommend
lis use to the suffering every where.
CONNOR y WALKER,
GALLAWAY ~ GALE,
no 'RINS a. HOWELL,
WILLIAMS Il rOLLINER.
HOYT COFFIN.
DALLAS, Texas, July |, 1876
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FREE ADgfSTISEslST COLUMN.
TEHlG To ALI..
But No Business Advertisement Iu-
serted without Pay.

Desiring 10 make The Herald a. q medium
OF communication for the general public,
hhu also Ia assist those VINO may prud MS
advertising column, AdyertiSmunt, under
the head OF Lost" Found" Wanted, "
"For sale" "For Rent" "ro Let,' of not
more Than thee lines, will be inserted ia
thls column two times ilce OF charge. When
su1h advertisements exceed three lines the
excess VIII be charged at the rate Of I'VE
cents ltue, each insertion, In advance; and
when such advertisement are printed more
Than two times they viii ue charged At the
rNtr OF hNe cents line IN advance tor each
liue.
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LNlI7tlNFI72a1lI Eal17s,AllM
IIIs'1Is l:''':''s FREE zsaaE ''I:II
RSlHwNrn7ENarBEMnzna

Pick up almost any newspaper published
north Of the Red river aud You VIII see the
word FREE" in big black letters Read be-
low II and you Will mud request Tor the
names and address OF all thesOns ana dhugh-
IrrS of the North aud East to be sent 10
"1EXAS EMIGRATION AGENT Scdaila,
Missouri, who will mail them without cost II
'.FREE GUIDE 10 TEXAS" the land OF
guubpnius heAutiiul pruiries and lovely val
Ieys. This book We have seen III IN accom-
panied With beautiful ColOred maps, llluhtrh-
lions, rates OF fare aud freight full OF infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands,
crops schools, churches, etc, Who pays for
~ THE MISSOURI, kANSAS d TEXAS
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands To
MI parts of the United States ana Europe.
THIS goes to show what they are doing for
Texas They have lately reduced their rNcs
of fare Tor Cmlgrants almost ON, man, lhtlF
trains nIe crowded, ana special trains hrt
frequently run 10 accommodate lhe people
They are spending thousands OF dollhTs III
Texas. They have twelve regular iIaVtiihs
men employed distributing nceintormation
concerning Texas throughout the United
states Thsy ask our aid IN the Efforts
Patonizo the MISSOURI, KANSAS "
1EXAS RAILWAY. 90 NORTH VIA
DENISON and through the beautiful Indian
Territory They VIII land you directly IN
the Great Union Depot In ~. Louis. Ihty
don't compel you to ride three or fouf miles
through the back streets ana nlleSs OF ~
Louis In IA tOppling omnibus they run tntlf
oonchcS and Hicepers through To -. Louls
rud enter the Union Depot. Is there any
other line from Texas thnt docsY no,
They also run coaches and sleeping ears nom
Texas To Hannibal aud our cy. Have you
nv friends EAST looking towards Toxas3 II
so, send their address TO the undersigned ana
Inc will with pleasure forward them Jana you
ALSO n beautiful pamphlet ana other INFER
cst'ng matter well WORTH ihf + m nun LS9ae'''
A dress, JAS H. hhpWNl
Genp pnssg'r Aga, NJ, X: y T. Ky,
iuup-dt w-tf StnhliH, M'h
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Being enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line at a reduction OF ~
ncr cent, deem it due my patrons to
riye them the benefit thereof, and !
SHALL therefore, from this date, sell at Il
REDUCTION or 20 PER CENT
I'M former prices. am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete MS
sortmcnt of goods in my line, ever
brought to Dallas. Orders by telegraph,
promptly attended to. Orders filled
for any cemetery in the city.
" " A. w MORTON,
Undertaken, IS Cochran street, Dallas
Texas jy22-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

We have about fifty copies only lett
Of The WEEKLY HERALD, printed yes
terday afternoon. We published five
huadred extra copies. Parties who de-
Sire copies can probably get them 10y
applying at THE HERALD counting
room early this morning.
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Now !, the Time 10 Ruy or Rent.

Nv nice farm and residence, three
miles south of this city, is Tor safe or
rent and now is the time to begin the
fail crop. 10 acres in cultivation,
Good buildings, elegant spring water
and plenty of fine timber. For health
and convenience it is unsurpassed
septSdtf JOHN NJ oN"hh''
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

.I,,It tnl ar
-For P"'' ,,''','',,.o sle Main street
thr N'' "
~" IT,, ,,., ,., "a
-F'eP"''" -, ,Ho NorLot Drrc
cent '''' . a.
Npre o'o
1.-The cheapest ""'| ""'l w.. '' 49,, :"
town al 1t ',1'
MAI street
-Our lieo'e" 'e'''" ..,''"s"' ~" '''
making extensive p''p', ",'''' ~ '
celeOIalloh OF 'he 'e"''" -'o"
Neso"S IVA"
Have your ""''''' ",'" J'"'y
fepaIre' al" ""' any" ' " WV y WV
Main street -h"'
The name of the gentleman re-
ported robbed III sherman ID our spe-
elAl yesterday shou'u n"'e "''A '''0
dN not Mo"''y'
THE most delicious candles are
made fresh every day ut GreaVes "
Cos. 5l3 Main street, opposite CoSmo-
polItan llolei'-H"'
-lIave you tried those delicious d.
valves at the Delmonico restaurant?
They are the finest, freshest, latest
oysters that ever tickled the palate OF
an epicure. I'D.
-Greaves n Co.'S. candies are made
az the purest sugar and are perfectly
healthy for children. Send the little
ones to 3l3 Main street.
Mr. w w. Glover. an old sub.
so,h.r to The HERALD, brings us a
sne specimen of peanuts grown upon
mon his farm, seven miles southeast
Of Dallas. Dallas county grows all
things well.
I,u,r witch to huv any kind of
s.,,,,. mt, mr. r,iza-boxes at wholesale
rotau o.lI ,t No Stefauo Brothers,
o,a Mnin STRAIT Lemons by the dozen
or boxps a specialty.-Ad.
u,r,n,;,, raper Irvine paper
~, ,',',,ot sot. wall paper. all
r,ad. ~ ,,.tionerv , select and fresh
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NATIONAL LINE or STEAMERS.

Consisting oftwelve fine large steamships,
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