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Democratic Nominations In brooklyn.

hNfffrlq0fs.
u.-Jonu Gallagher.
~. q o. L. SeGtOl.
Nl.-lonn Byrue.
Nlll.-plricl Ryan.
\ Ionn + Moran.
MI luhn Curran.
NlN-JAmes llerncy.
ANl.-Joseph burger.
ANlIl.-GeJiee Brown.
XXX n. u Hubbard.
AAl.-A. Manueyile.
.ANlN.- W. II. lleeman.
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JorIINGs IHOUr rOyN.

r. ing barometer, westerly winds, generally
Jld,r, clear, or parity cloudy weather.
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ILL., INNlA


7
Inc Independent Democrats IN the Third Assembl
DlstTict dominated Peer Fusarty.
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Ill. p-yld Nice lrhett.
\ -Ihonss ~neylll.
VII F. Il ". ru'iips.
INV. n Nurtha.
Nl.-Nm. snipintn.
XIII. A. o. frrlu-on.
AN.-Juhu + Oriueny.
ANll. John \. Oonl,llI .
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stni, but 10 rs-sw hs subscription tome h0ssshssp"
<Aas.
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A LIFE INSURANCE SCARE.
APPOINTING A RICHTER ron TIE
CONTINENTAL COMPANY.
Tho Result Of an Investigation Into the
Affairs Of the Conpany-A PROSPEROUS
Beginning, but n Disastrous Ending.

Considerable excitement was created
mental Life Insurance Company, at 20 Nassau
street, had been placed In the hands OF re-
ceiver. The cause OF the embarrassment OF the
company Is stated by the officers to be falling
ON IN business, and sbrinkage 10 the COM
panys assets, particularly in real estate, ponds,
and mortgages. The matter was Immediately
precipitated by petition to Judge Pratt. of the
sufreme Court. Brooklyn, from John o. Hoyt,
one OF the stockholders asking for the appoint
ment OF receiver on the ground that the CON-
pany was insolvent, and had violated tho law
regulating insurance comp MES by improper in
vestment OF Its reserve fund. II Ia said that
numerous other suits were also threatening,
aud the company knew that II an Investigation
showed 1t 10 be insolyent, the Attorney
General under the State law. would close 1t up.
lhe officers therefore consented to the appoint
men' of receiver, In order to save the COM
pany's autonomy. Some little trouble was ex-
perlenced In the selection, the lawyers on each
SIDE urging different person for the position.
Finally, ut the suggestion Of Mr.. l.. w. Frost,
the President of the company, a compromise
was effected, aud Mr.. John j. Anderson was
design ted for the position. On Tuesday even
Ing he was called on by drection Of the Court TO
see II be would serve. Hav ng consented to do
Yesterday. At o'clock he walked into the
oincrs of the company and took formal pos
session.
Mr. Anderson Ia well known In financial cir
cles. lie was Formerly banker IN It. Louis,
out Tor some time nas been resisting In this oity
as retired merchant He took a prominent
part In the attempt TO adj ist the aGlirs of the
l. ners' Bank. HIS appointment is generally
regarded as an excellent one.
lie = Ia last evening that he would at once
en- er ac yeiy upon the discharge OF his duties
IA receiver, aud would make as G irly a repurt as
ppssiOie. As yet he haG nO knowledge Of the
cnhd'iion OF the compSnVs affairs, the notice OF
seiec hon having been the urss iDtimatiun he
had OF the proceedings. The j nuiy state-
meni. lie -aid. Is the last which has been made
out Dy me company.
Ihe Continent Il Life Insurance Company waa
Org Anized May ~. le66. with O Can't, ot Slnl
W.. W to 1911 Us si"'..a was rapid ano its
business successfully cOuducted. Ihe st an
nuai statement 4 tue company, made on tha
l,to January, 1876. which Ia a sworn report to
'ne oupeIintendeut OF tue New York state Il-
s.lance pept men shows Us income Tor 1915
70 nave been <2.fi24 46l. otal disbursement a Tor
tne 'inc periV u, s.6si,5R, showing an excess
over income, of $l1.VJ1. The asse,s 5 Of the com
pany an JANUARY, as reported "a the sworn state
mtnt, were:
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AlSCsIisE3sS
HEALTH rs HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Spag Sais
Natures Own ReRissly.

Geo :. Coleman. f-ii--. IA - {. -. -. Il
b.. cure for Chrome Nuzl-l .a.-..a. --.. e.
Nervous Ae-ataeh.,. Nvar-lz ~ q .---.l 49,.
Scfsuns Asoiiitx Ane - --s n, o.
eases a. isins NON e diSsrsiar~.. $685.. e..
cunsfa pAtsn ucgr.z-
II viii relieve tss wl-ss 49, a. 1.-.. L.
and >ic2 ot-4dzctl--s IN l-a11 -Hr 49,
hours VIII cur th-snu-- er.-- e. Hs
chronic eonsti ps1-on n ir1al l-a
days.
Il 4 ths s~>, sad -uEsss rs--.--r. ESQ
used far any disc S-se. b. a. 81 ralr.a -. a.-
Ger all elrcuastaac-s. auta..r11 e. rH 80
ton, entirely NEE srOtia a. H1.aa =. g. 80
or ev~a Uari-<SAHsusss- t..-sas..-a ....
sire porgatiNe-l that - .Ha ~ r-..sar
5oiics ~ the - <t.Ea IN --sl T. a-l.--er go
The same eaect l. prt-fl-azI ~ HH.H.
dose until lie use EnSy b. a-ssT - = aI 49, d.
permanent sure efreSt.si-
IL l. eonyenisnG euty ~ .l.r - IA a-.ss r.
water and ceR be tskeu
action Will 40. tnterisrs tE s-al-r r..1 49,
or pleasure.
BY analysis this PrrpzrslLau So Il. 49,.
% ooItsln all the ns1teinal rsasaar.ss
the " nite sulphur Sprlnz 49, 80 raE-.
from the Sprt uzS,rut n "a rars-sI9 -I.I.... -.
zach Plat Cslng e'4u.i D. t's
iisr mejieissl preg..rti-- 81 .ar Hr
aud acids iouaa tn Nhfa
Water Gzr well ncl=r~.arf - Co..
toraisd tGessrsi men L. a=.- rr-
and acids prepared - n.l.s-H..
into the com s-sSitisa o. rHH
blood can - healthy rna- .--z- -. CO.
the "a IA Slselr psn.er lrs5=s,
Hence ths sure ar o.
tuis Or ~. s.sls.-- -
enters iato the olos-i. sxE----- 81 ...ra-
lated fot-ou- srislIg lrr
malaria paF4fytrg tEe CO --.-
eutnE thv n-rTosz. syal..r1. -..Hs-.
piexion and i-s,a-Ttiuz = s-l---t as..a..
tine Ia tue sDsir- sysssnl.
10 pa tnis IN me rsarn af a- a. - ra--
ting = up In ts0 size hafti.Hs r-e aa.a. =
ING tsscty- Eve ,srnts 49, r. ls.-.lls-- --. -
GkO. : CuI -sfaN 49,,
DALLAs. TzxAs. Jaiy .. -
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On Thursday, at the Christian
Church, by Elder Kirk Baxter, Mr.. X.
Norman to Miss Mamie NJ. Bailey,
all of this county.
Also, at the same time and place, Mr..
Jesse NJ. Norman to Miss NArcissa ].
Bailey.
At Austin, Texas, October 5th, at
7:3 this morning. by the Rev. Mr..
Phillips, Mr.. j. ). Barton, Of Dallas to
Miss Mamie n. Browne, daughter OF
Rev. @. w. g. Browne, of Austin.
10 THE HERALD. Mr. Burton has
been, IL net an att:,che, certainly con-
nected by the closest ties OF intercom-
munieation and friendship. Through
his swift fingers has passed the Insjori-
~ Of those fresh and newsy dispatches
which our readers have been neeus
toned TO look for in each edition OF
the paper. A good manager, skilled
in telegraphy, warm friend and
eouTtly gentleman, Mr.. Burton cannot
fail to make his fair young bride the
best of husbands. The HERALu
wishes them all possible JOY in their
new relationship.
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Ctrs - dJri VI srai I,7saBtpsfiL P,,~.'
AalFers, Aoscrgs, fhreshrys aad c1nts
nils.
No. l--LarEest aud best display Of agr cal
tnrai i'm pigments made IN the United
STATES, g1id medal and SO reaper with
Articles entered Tor uie hrst named al
play are act Permitted % com pete against
each other The eotu sitittee viii take INTO
confederation only such ffticl-s e. aEs Ca
terrell originally IN ths aeu'e 81 ne 5ers0D
OF arm com prting. also, thf genera! order OF
arrangement OF such displuyr. the cutnhi-
nation Ia rsnla In the same CrlieC tiun
during the tire exhibition. toT TIE st'c1Ht
dispisy. the committee sTe Instructed only
10 TAKE the pgacti cGbtlity, ETC., Of tbs binder
into consideration.
No. 4-best harrow, corn planter tsor-ci.
corn Ylantsf ,hAnd), cGitiNHior walking,
culiivaior tridiuEi, diploma. each; saikS
pfow. Gilver medal; subson plaw, tWp-hor-f
piow, one-hnrse pillow. Diploma and . esel,;
bsSi display d plows, 81 plofna aud Sia. each
No. . Hay and stOc< scales Tor furfn aze,
best display OF scales, silver snetiai, each.
No. 4-Cotton planter, silver mPhai; do
second best, dipioins; cotton cstnz ma
ehlue. cotton scrsper, cottDn sweep, dtulo-
ua ga ID: cotton xin. silver medal and SlR;
do second best. bronze medal: conde nseT Tor
gin, diploma. cotton pres SILVER iDcc.al and
sig iiay press. cotton gin Ne isiaE. aiploIp a,
each.
No 5-Corn shelter, hand, diploma; corn
shelter, cleaner and separator ubined +,
Tor power. al pl0ma and s.. hay and straw
cutter, diploma. windlEail, diploma; road
scrhper. diploma.
30. S-Harse poser for fam pc poses .Ifn
Iona aud 81; hlrtn AID stock pump. iron,
diploma and -. f5rm Stock plup, wood 3,
diplatap; well paJop, wool, d!pioGg; -eis-
tefn pump, wooa. 4 pioiua. wafer elevator
fof wells aud ristsrns, al piOms as -. welt
auger dipi0rla; ftyn1 wARyn, silver socgai;
PLANTATION wagon, silver medal
No. T-i.awn mowers, diploma. garden
. hrel barrow. g piJma; " heel barlow geg-
sfal nae, diploma: hand cart. diploma and
washing NrlIluH. NIpsgGnus rInLiiss-
wrnger. iarn gate. charms, portable fence.
diploma, each.
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MISC ELLANEoUS NOTES.

The Gallatin Ternessee;sn SAYS GOV
ernor Foote' : speeches are Ike his bis
tory Of Texas, q book Of three hundred
and ninety-iiro pages three hundred
and ninety pages about Foote and FIVE
pages abous Texas
The sopnomores of Burlington Uni
versity are suspended ard fined two
dollars each for dlsorieFiy eanduct In
raising a flag ou the college park flag
staff, the other night, and the fresh
men are fined two dollars for cutting
the pole dewn.
Terra del Fueco has been traversed
hy Lieutenant Masters, Il. X, who has
discovered that the natives believe in
devils, aud hold them to be the de-
parted sIirits of mem beers OF the medi-
cal profession. The main object of
their religious ceremonies is 10 keep
these devils at q distance from them.
At the Leeds Police Cour: recently,
twin brothers. aged seventy, appeared
in the dock, charged with com hitting
an act of vagrancy in sleeping out in
each Others arms They said they
came from Yeat!nD ieeking work.
A''N ave. ven AA1cNt atibE. us
charged them.
Coleridse The misery of human life
/ is made up of large masses, each sepa,
rated from the other By certain iufer-
walls One year, the death of child
years after, future in trade; after an
other longer or shorter interval, a
daughter may have married unhappily
In all but the singulariy unfortunate
the integral parts that compose the sum
total of the unhappiness OF mans life
are easily counted and distinctly re-
membered
| From the Harrisburg Patriot The re.
cords prove that tie number cf office
holders has been increased during PreSi
| dentGrtht's administration from 81 81
TO 81 llq. or at the rate of more than
5000 a year; that during almost the
whole ofthis period the country has been
suffering from great commercial depres
sion, and almost every home has felt the
pressure OF hard times. This is the army
with which the Republican leaders hope
| to overwhelm the voice of the people al
| the coming election.
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A. rGrIni,h & Go.

We direct the attention Of the pub
lie to the advertisement of A. Griffith
& Co, Elm street. This ia an old es-
tabIished firm, and needs no commen-
dalton from US; but we desire to say
that no hardware house in the city has
larger stock. Griffith d Go. have ad-
ded the upper story OF their building
for store purposes, and this, as well as
the lower story, is fairly packed with
goods. Farming implements OF all
kinds are kept by the firm, as well as q
full line of wire for fence purposes.
We suggest to tsose in need Of hard
ware goods that they call ON Messrs.
A. (irif}stE 4 10.
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=, sssrv d,..,yabis mat all artlrles cntsr-
ssi bs r,..s.v Ia xhibi.lun 81 he tIrst a1Y Of
~. 49, sfsi = a l.lbit,f. .,so urged D. com
Y,i,,-, t,.,iy es,ts IA, limo n 5.,t
r,s,t, ~ gn'r,..s,f a m lue-Iqy U,.loner
af-is - ~ -, 80, ly.,ii a., ,..,s,, r,,.l
- ~ ,.e,.t,,-.- ,,t..rssf - ,-,5a 49,,
-, -, - ,.,,f a, tra.ri..,f at,,.r,.f ~,
49,, 1..,t,,ss hstsi !. .f,,.rit,t ,.n,;,,,,t
$50 - -, ;s's-t,,t q. ~, $780, mn
80 sstli ~. .ds,ifi.d ~ Ia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
class OF thia fcp rtfnsut, bot way Ne !. com
men ed BY TIE con i ftslt, Tor diptrinst or
Ws.isl only N deemed worthy OF merit.
Ia al ris.-,ss mere the article. exhibited
ar not Of q safsftos ehsr4cter,i she. exafnln-
Ing committee are positively prohibited
from zlvihg prefnlggD, or dtstin ~tioa OF any
kind
No l. largest. hest and hand somext dis
play Of rtacLipl4 ~ ts,ais and g-nRyal met. l.
working machinery, SILVER medal. Tc cOta-
pete each tx b lblt0r must nave not less thgu
iour ttsarhl mes 81 different styles aud sizes.
No. = f.arVess bssst aud handsonfe-t dis
play OF wooi-wor KING m .ehinaf, silver
m.tisl IL. sou pete, essh exhlbtfor must
hs... rtnt A. - an four Aehfues Of tlfffet-
snt STYLES ard rnakop.
~, 60, f.sf and h.nd.o,r.st al.
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oIH cot NTY FAIR.
.r,u,r Hi 60. HNss scene On ia"
...ut,s- s'statuta LiSt. Etc.

..,s..s Ht CO.. Bas5 scene ON ia"
,.,..u,,s,- sfslatuus List. Ete.
w.IrruH'. reporter Acrrlted an
.,,H.Ywau g. toriay. f.om Major
....r.,. 600. urb.ae secretary Of
...r., t..rm,tlu, to drive ant To
..... ..,.s... tuJ glance 90 the busy
...t.s.. .r...g..H a tu.y scene
..... ..r.t, BOY. sltH- was ringing ont
,..a..-r OF hsumrr- ANA saws Of
..rs v.rharn, aa.ivyl} engaged IN
...r.... necessary structures.
u. Grand LNuil,,ioa aui Floral
Tr...rl..,.-la..d huailas, l"Ni1o
....- a-t a.uraoNinG y.0lptetiJn.
,,.-.,.r.sst tacusayi feet Of lumUer
...r...r.I 20 cong .ela this tasteful
..Irruuuaiau- tG..alag.
rrrm.falU be- gravpilpd and upoi.
..-u.a Dr placed al ooiugoual cupo-
D.. ..fmugrt-i ry flsg staff Tor which
.rrr ur Hupea lEe ladies OF Dallas
,... mas. 70 haud-0ma banner. La
,.... dressing rooms and al other
,...--,r, ,uuyruisnces will be attach
, O.. This uuilding. II g three COM
,u.a.rl- dining rooms are rapidly ap-
rr.a.uiug completion, aad viii be
,e,.y .g. tAeir occupants in ample
t.ur.
The circle for the exhibition OF fine
.,o.s t- completed, aud the ground
vii. immediately be broken, trottgd
aud ROLLED
The machinery building, consuming
over sixty thousand feet Of lumber,
will COUP next week. This structure
VIII Ue placed just north % the main
entrance.
v.ssraua stand with its billiard ana
bar rooms Il, agsut completed. The
fa,.hrnE touches ueigg no~ placed
gI"uI,
Tie s.ark houses wilI go up next
w,rs aui be pushed forward vigorous
~ tu ,uupittiUu.
~ume. l tbr finest stock In tho West,
il IS expected, VIII put in an appear
sr,e during the Fair Already there
arc upon the grounds aui Ia comfort
aUe .t4ui,s The following horses
par-ort, lrouclnd, Dixie, I.ccomptr,
Eeui.rsy, Pilot, Moody, Lucy, Tim
lruuie, Lady Bishop, Echo, Jack
#Iardy. Belle Hark.sy, Jennie GamUle,
John Mccoy ANA Governor Coke. IN
The liuc Ut Dlsot.l s.ues ..Is fan
tts f,if to surpa-s ali tiaJ have Llfs-
toiure teen be.d in the State
A rain b. mu'h needed 10 soften ihei
cloI- on lbe main track, aud IL we
have none before the fair il will be
Satered, leyelled ard rolled to g
proper .noothne-s.
\ large portion Of the plank f-neing
has teen whitpwa .hed along the ap.
proaghe- to tho main entrance, and
We observed that many of our enter.
pfi-iuE merchants were painting their
signs thereon. Among cthrr names
were those OF Vadgitt Bros, T.. + Rod
field Il Co., John :. Witwer, f. p.
Cowen 4 Co, Lehwsn & NoIhaf
DoOglas Brss., the relmouico res
tauraLt aud Jubunie's shaving palace.
Under the eiiicien. management OF
MessFs. Baskervill and BaTkley every
thiHg CONNECTED with the coming fair
gives evidence vt success, and there ry-
mains Dow no question uut THAT tile
exhibition viii ne the best that Texas
has ever known
We annex the premium list OF the
ASSOCIATE ~;
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All miaunatie com piaints. Ia other words
aiiaisorsiers generated by uuwaolsome ex
haiatsons from the earth or water, are Prev
aic1ii ~ this season. In every section sub
ject to The visitation OF fever aad asue, o:
other forms OF Intermittent disease, the
causes v hich produee these maiehics arc
now actively n work. This, therefore, Is a
period or the year when the inhaht;auiS 81
such disfriets shooisi prepare their syst.sns
10 meet the u~holssn le condition OF the A.
mosphere by = course of tonic aud sslts.ratfv e
trss1tsneot Foremost among the invisor-
ants, Recommended BY time and experiences
AL endemic and epidemic maladies stands
Hoststtrrs Stomach Ritsefs BY a ti,nely
use of the Bfftefs, the feeb'est residen. OF an
unhealthy seif faay escape the sickness
which, without the aid OF this potent ally oil
nature, will be apt to oyertake the stronger
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old Age Is szossrau,e.

This Is true, but how few OF Us Ike 10 look
old. Ase, with rs grey hairs, is never wei
come. and the s.rious arts have been
brought into requisittsn to hide It's ravases
In too many INSTANCES agents ARE used for
that puepose, which iHfiict serious injury on
the consultation. Especially is this the case
with q large majority OF tue Hair Dyes OF
the present day For an elegant prepare
tion that Wiz i'npart n perfectly natural
color, without doing the least harm to the
hair or health we Recommend that made by
Or. Tut. OF New YORK. II possesses qualities
that no olhar Hair Dye does, and ~ its
analysis proves is as inueeent nspantsin
spring water.
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ts.aE srArE oE rExA.-rn 49, prp

fsfaE 81 ATE OF TEXAs--To ALI. PER-
sons interested In the Communication OF
the estate Of A. j. High, ee-asss,, that
Amanda a. High, administrator. has filed in
IN" county Court Of Dallas County, her hral
aeSt'ithh With SAID estate which viii BE-
beara On tire eHPiraiioI, oftw.nty days from
the date OF this notice lit being the ~eniem
pet term OF sain CONT at the conrfhouse
there's I. Ia The city of Dallas, at which time
itli persons Interested in said estate may APP
pearand contest sal application ii they see
proper.
Witness, a. HnraIwnod, Clerk OF the coun-
~ Conrt VI Dallas eoui3ty. Given under my
ha;sa, and seal of said Court, ~ office, ,his
the 18th day Of sept mber, A. D. 1876.
A. HARNo9D.
clsrk CT Coarr, Dallas County.
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irssl ADVERTISEMENTS.


~ ~ sis',sait.sr a;iii r'ght shegietr ard NJ
,i.'tst., mites hands high, six years cd
q sss'ss.t IN IA q GA t.4e right siouifor
Na.h.eo al $50 Also one brown rnuist four
Teen hands high. SIX or sxyen years odd
i Dioseissd orard on the lett hip. Nsilaefi at
so 49,
iaEen up by :. W. Scott rnd estrag.i be-
ciiict No = one browB horse, "a haI.;s high
nf years Old, biage face, littis white on
.isnt ninu loot and branded On night Should
~ Win Understandable brand and also sea ,,,,
praised al S2j s.21e
TAKEN up by John A, Campbell an, as-
.IhSta beh're John II. Sannders Justice
of Peace, Precinct No one grey hi,s,,' ,s,,S'
black name and tail, IL hands high ~ sTiEt.,i
-pilt IN faefs s-RT, 40 other marks OF l,fni,ds
Visible, genie 10 ride AMI has been v orRf ii
az" IS sever years old. Appraised al So pa
". A. HARDWOOD,
'1ers u. C.. Dallas County Texas
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e'HE STATE CT TEXAS, COUNTY OF
IA Li.AN-Ic the sheriff or any Con.
StiAt4t tai i'Stihs Count directing: Where
AS 09tli hf- tals day b zen made. before me
% ". y Ly e, one ~ shr Arm OF W F. Lyte
g Co, that W. X, Bra Sat l. Il transient
person. 80 That the - binary process of law
ceaEot lie served apoa ann. You are there
ioif c0fnfnanded that you, by making pub
iieafiei OF this wilt in some lew spap per
t.sihted =. HE CT y OF Dallas. for four success
i've weeks hei9te the return day hereof
summon tite said W. X Br..dfuIe, IN he ana
aisfesf before me at my office, No. 2as It
sfsi street IN tils city cf Dallas cotuTy and
state ;lf 'resaid, on Monday the 9Th aay OF
November, a .. 1875, TO answer the com
piaia az o. w. r. i,ste = Co., for the sum of
one hnrdreu dollars, due t,il note dated Jan
nsfy 2ath, 1876. due and pay sble sixty dayr
al e. with interest 81 u per cent per ansutn
III sfein iaif not, aBsi of this writ make du.
frsnfn as the law directs. Given under my
S!hcial signature AZ the city of Dallas this
2stn i ~ OF september. 4. d. 1876
wv. PEAK, ]. p.
Precinct M /, Dallas Go. T-xss
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cen,enain Awards.
American Bpfion Hole an,, :

The American Button Hole and Sew
ing Mscii!ue Company Of philadelphia
have been awarded the first prize at
the Centennial ENhititf0n. We lnvite
the attsniiGa al eash pufcltasrvs to
send spr circtIlaIs ur sail aud examine
the iest se"i5.g wachiHe now before
i!ie public al bard psa prices
ID. y BCCK, Manager.
Rraurb office. .ggp s,1ufh F,urlb
street, ~ Louis, Missouri. and 1851
Main sifeest, Dallas, Texas.
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F.'HE STATE OF TEXAS COMFY or
psl4'is-Io the sheriff or any Const a biz.
u ilalisr county. 6reetIug:
whereas, oath has this day been male. b,..
lore me ny Louis J. y. Lsnway, one of the
kins has departed from aud abandoned this
Staie OF Texas, SO that the ordinary process
o. ta@ eaaaot be served upon him. You are
therefore commanded, that you by maxim
publication OF this writ in some neuspaner.
printed IN the city Of Dallas, for four success
siFe weeks before the return day hereof
Susn mon TIE SAID Lew Hawkins to be and
appear before ms al my once. No suS Jeffer-
sou street, IN the city OF Dallas, Dallas couu-
", Texas on Monday the sixth day OF No.
Ssmbeti Il. ID. ISIS, 10 answer the complaint
OF @!iilSl'rs Lenyay, for ths sum of thirty.
hNe doiiars and eishty-three cents, due on
account for beef, poss. putton, veal, sau-
s.tNs. chickens, etc, furni shed by the said
Wilkins & iseuway to SAID Lew Hawkins
$ psr account nled. Herein fail not and al
tdls writ iitaE a. dtis return the law directs
SiFsn hnd--r iiy hand at the city of Dallas
tEis The thiHie-n TIA dssy oi Sep mber A. 10
ESQ. W W PEAK, j. r.,
.Tecinet No. ]. Dallas county
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TRUSTEES SALE.


BY vfrtue 81 the asth1yify-venfeai IL me by
edeea q trnst sxeeused ~ T. =. sssagail and
=. X. eteaxail ON NE Inh.dsy ~ June, 1871,
aea N oonp1tAnO 2tkA she rQQu6@s or fias
holder o. ne note deetyfbcd " Md deed II
trust. WIN ee1t u fhe hi4kan6 badder FOR
csse . hAna = The Cous3 H4aa r. the city
u 0a4knA N BxllnG epo nty Et44 - Tesas.
% Noa1Sy. the SD q ocSshex. Ez1 ne pro,
Eerty - fsEth in essa dsel q ue.ss eonsist-
ah4aE I've miiMs hesta from she Court ouse
n Dallas snAAty. fufelxAsadby said asaax-
aiis from u. 2. Sale. Martin Hsle and r.. q.
ssals on Tia tst day OF March, fs7s Bonnsiesi
- eellovsi Bsktnrtns = q stake IN Cedar
~ yasAs - State In snad ssnssis thence south
Is degrees WeN4 SO vnras, tlseaee south "a,
degrees eAat is3 warns, thence north S5dexfsei
est - varaB 10 tho beaihHfuN.
Atsc ano<her lot e1jotnlns The same on the
southeasls hoandsd BY the northwest line d
TIE nboyo 1rnaf, - the southwest by ltns
~ Mr. Wood, On this ust by = rnyine, which
q ne n1zlhs1sst line 81 Z. G. And y. aaie
n0lh sfsetn enntaln Is ia-lno acfes OF land
Daeh tftle wiu pass To the purchaser. ~ an
Aufbce3ee1 In sAtd trust 70 make.
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