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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-25
Jhelailg Aerald
THE OFFICIAL JOUR- AL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY Of DALLAS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Ddl"s.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives,
From tho south (mail and express(~ 7ii1 u. IN
From the North (mail and eNpress)- WE r. IN
from The North, Accommodation 300 y, m
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail and Express. ,,,,,,, 0,25 y. m, 1905 y. m
mmodnt ion,,.,.... 600 n, IN. O'N u. IN
Thpnnvh Freight..,,,,,,.0.bOp u. N. 1000 u. IN
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Hon. George Goldlhwaite, prom
lnent Houston lawyer IL at the Lamar.
Mr.. Frank Austin, the pioneer jewel
er OF our city, returned last night from
an Eastern tour.
The Hon. Gustave Schleicher, mem.
Der Of Congress from the San Antonio
district, IL expected here OH Saturday.
DR.. a, Galny, Of ST. Louis, president
OF the Texas German Emigration Blu
reau, called upon US yesterday. He
left for st. Louis on the evening train.
DIR. ii. X. Leake, one Of our most
accomplished physicians, has been ap.
pointed delegate TO the medical con,
vention, 10 assemble ut Hot springs,
Arkansas, In November.
Mr.. John l.. Scales, OF Mansfield,
Louisiana, II brother Of Prof Scales of
this city, is visiting our city. He rep.
resents the political and matcria con-
dition of the people of that part OF
Louisiana rs deplOrable.
Mr. Joe Field, Of Forney, one of the
largest and most successful farmers in
that neighbol hood, ia in the city,
MIR. Field was formerly citizen Of
Dallas, and was noted for his large
hearted public spirit and active enter
prise.
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In Denton county 9,2l6 acres of fine
black sandy land, in lots to suitpurchas-
crs. In Dallas county, 1850 acres, inn
proved and unimpoyod About 1000
acres in Throckmorton county at 81
per acre. Asinc stock range Of 22Il
acres in L0mpaesas county. 29iO acres
in Montague county 3,O13 acres in
Wise county. 2I7l acres in Kaufman
county. I2SO acres in Parker county.
Also tracts OF land in Hill, Navarro
Haskell, jack Coleman, Cook and Rock.
wall counties Any Of the above land,
will be sold ON easy terms.
GRAVES, DnmE n Cook,
aug} 500 Elm street.
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STATE NEWS.


Denison is agNting the brass band
question,
lIouston'S creditors are after that
100000 insurance on hrrmarllct house
The amount Of ~, 800 due from the Gal
weston Insurance company, has been
gamishcd by Charles T. Lewis, who
held II judgment against the Bayou city
II will probably be sometime before the
new market house is completed,
Dcnison Cressct Sherman may now
be set down rs the most ungodly city in
all Texas Some twelve or more gam
bling houses are in full blast dance
houses are licensed, and prostitutes ply
their ayocation on the public streets at
night unmoIcsted, Denison in her
palmy days Of wickedncss, never Wed
with her sister city. 1t is said that the
city fathers even encourage vice, and
wink at the dreadful state Of affairs.
Denson Crcssct Mr.. Dausherty
says he regrets very much that the Off
GERS OF the railroad did not take M the
excursion tickets and collect full fare
irom the fourteen gentlemen who re
malueel IN Galveston after the cXcm
SION ieit What spirit is it that prompts
MI y, t., wish such i'll to his fellow
man No fare between Galveston an,
Dcnlson ii Stq 10 and the passage o
fourteen would have amounted I,
S2ii TO, fortunately the managers o
the railroads. Zen here and Gulvc.
ton are gentlemen and do not allow tn,
spllit of ayarice to get the better o
them We pronounce the spirit tina
prompted Mr.. D. to utter such an cx
} preston contemplate and utterly I'M
worthy n gentleman, much less a pr,
: icsscd Christian 1t could have bee,
no other spirit than that of rcyeng,
and as we were beyond the power q
Mr. D., he could only wish the railroa,
would revenge him upon us. Shame
Shame
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Meeting OF the citizens Last Might.
There was meeting Of citizens LIST
night interested In the organization
and support Of Il system of public
schools for Dallas.
DIR. A, A. Johnston was called TO the
chair, and Il secretary appointed.
Major Baylor, Of The committee APP
pointed to draft q charter for public
schools, reported the charter and ex-
planned the public school system pro-
vided for by the charter, How organ
lied differed and supported. The ma
tire and workings Of graded and high
schools, their advantages, cost, value
to the city aud effect upon morals,
education, property and society.
The meeting was then addressed by
Judge White, formerly Of Alabama,
Rev. A. Suhler, Rabbi Of the COngre-
cation Emmanuel, Rev. Mr.. Daniels,
pastor of the Congregational Church,
Mr.. Payne, very intelligent and
worthy mechanic, and Judge a. b.
Norton. We wish it was in our power
TO give the speeches Of all these gen
tlemen in full, They were all full o
interesting matter aud eVinCed the
| livliest interest In the subject and I
thorough appreciation Of the value ant
necessity Of IL system Of public schools
for Dallas,
Upon motion, committee Of three
consisting Of Mr.. Stevens, Rev
Mr.. Daniels and Rev. A. SuhIcr, wa
appointed to collect for publication til,
latest and most desirable information
on public schools fOrpu6lication
On motion, IN executive committe,
Of three was appointed, consisting o
Major Helm, Dr. L. Il. Hughes and Il
w. Baylor This committee to cal
meetings when necessary, ana taxi
such action as the interests Of tn
movement may require.
The meeting adjourned to such tim
as the executive committee may call
meeting.
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"And where were you going, Pat"
"With .me wife, to be sure, your
h0nor.n
"And where was she goingW
"She was going with me, Of course"
"And where were you both going ~
"I0 church, your honor"
"What church do you belong to,
Pate"
"lhe Annphagenist, your honor"
"Why that must be new sect, Pat.
never heard OF 'em BEFORE"
"Niver heard Of lem? why, ifyour
honor please, they are the largest de-
nomination in Dallas"
"What are the peculiar teNets OF
their faith ~
"Well, your honor, the Annphagen'
lists believe in eating more than they
earn
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Dead

Mr., Joseph Johnson, the employe Of
the Texas ana Pacific Railway in
charge of the wreckiug trains which
ran or the track and crushed his right
leg on Tuesday morning, near Eagle
Ford, died Tuesday night at the Com
mercial hotel, and was buried yester-
day morning. Mr.. johnson leaves a
wife and several children to mourn his
untimely death. 1t will be consoln,
ton to his friends and relatives to
know that he received every attention
from Captain Wh!teman, the agent OF
the road here Doctors Locke and Nc.
Queen, and Mrs. Barley and Mrs
Blake, propretresses of the hotel.
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Mr. 0. A. Crosby, u practical railway
man, just from ST. Louis, having been
asked yesterday what arrangements
Mr.. Henderson had made about build
ing the Dallas and Wichita railway,
said to HERALD reporter this: Mr..
Henderson has made arrangements
with New York capitalists to build
Immediately one hundred miles of the
road, and will be here some time next
week. There IL no impeachment in the
way of work commencing, upon the
arrival of Mr.. Henderson, who means
business. He desires, however, no
change in the board of directors and
president. He Is prepared to complete
the road on the basis of the original
contract, except as to time. Work
will commerce September lst.
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HEALTH rs HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by Dr..
Geo. s. Coleman, Dallas, Texas, is an intalla,
pie cure for Chronic Constipation, Sick and
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia Torpid Liver,
Nervous Debility ana the long list OF dis.
eases arising from II disordered stomach and
constipated bowels.
IL VIII relieve the worst cases of nervous
ana SICK headaches III from one to three
hours. VIII cure themost obstinate cases Of
days.
II is the best and surest curative ever
used Tor any disease, b-ing perfectly safe un.
uer all circumstances, untaihng in It's nc.
tion, entirely free from any nausea, gripping,
or even unpleasantness. Possessing tohc
properties "a thing unknown in any other
hhuI1 puTsatiNe,) that pufiies the blood and
uullds up the system In such n manner that
we same effect Is produced by n red decd
Jose until It's use may he discontinued ana a
permanent cure effected.
~ IN convenient, only requiring a glass Of
wafer ana can be taken nj all times, ny its
uctloh VIII not interfere in either business
or pleasure.
by analysts this preparation will be found
~ ~ eVWui ,iih an the medicinal properties Of
rom me Springs.but in n concentrated form,
oGGh pint being equal TO two gallons.
lhe medicinal properties OF tho Salines
ana ana acids found in White Sulphur Spring
mnter are wen understood by all well in-
lorineu medical men. In fact, these Salnes
ma acids prepared by nature, enter directly
mo the composition of the blood, md no
, nioou can be healthy that lacks any one OF
lhen In their proper proportion.
Hence the sure and unvaryinp action Of
UP, preparation, As on as 1t is taken IL
enters INTO the blood, eXpel ing all accumu
Iated polsonS arising from indigestion or
lhnlaria, purifying the blood, and strength.
ehlng the nervous system, G caring the com.
pleHlon and tlnrarting general healthy
tone to the entire system.
TO put this In the reach OF nll. Voc ore NM.
nngit up IN two size bottles, the prices he.
ing twenty-five cents and dollar. sold by
druggists generally. -
n. GEO. +. COLEMAN a. co.
DALLAS, TEXAS, July 10, 1876,
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The Galveston Produce Exchange
held meeting on Saturday.
On motion OF G. w. Hurley, Esq +,
the president was requested to make
arrangements for The excursion to the
northern portion of the State, to take
place during the month.
The HERALD suggests that meet.
Ing Of business men be called for the
purpose OF receiving and entertaining
the members of the Galveston Produce
Exchange ID q proper manner,
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we, the undersigned Druggists of DALAI
concentrated White sulphur Springs Walr
IoI llle past year or more, and having ami
opportunity, OF learning OF its effect upon III
pnrtles to whom We have sold, do uuheSita
tlhgiy pronounce 1t oRc of the best remcdie
mentioned in DR.. Coleman's circular md ID
pecially chronic constipation, sick and ner
Vous hca iaches, and aS a common tiy
we nave never sold any preparation tina
gives such universal satisfaction,
Knowing IT'S peasantRnd unfailing effect
cUS"sner Win us perfect safety under all cir
its use to the suffering everywhere.
CONNOR 4 WALKER,
GALLAWAY ~ GALE,
HOSKlNS& HOW ELL,
WILLIAMS & TOLLIVER.
DALLAS, Texas, July /, 1876
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-17

Governor rilden is from Columbia
county, New York, from which also
came Martin Van Buren,, the only
New Yorker ever elected to the Presi-
dency, The people OF Columbia county
propose to emulate those of Westmore-
land county, Virginia, the only other
county in the Union that has given
two Presidents to the country, and will
patriotiely east, without regard to pol
tics, unanimous vote for Samuel j =,
Tilden. Hail Columbia
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\ mysterious individual last night
succeeded in raising quite an excite
ment. He went over to the Methodist
Church, where revival services We're
being conducted, and approaching
several windows consecutively, he
mad sundry pnearthly noises, fright
ening some ladies 10y the windows
very much. lie became so offensive
that when the henedicton was pro-
nounced, one gentleman got out OF the
church window and went for him.
The unknown took to his heels, ran
down the alley in rear OF Kahn Il
Mays bakery, through The HERALD
press and counting rooms, on to Main,
up Main to an Ice cream saloon, thence
into cutter darkness. A large crowd
were IN pursuit, but failed to bring
him to time. The bird had flown,
ducking in the river awaited him.
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Being enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line mt reduction Of 20
per cent, deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof and !
shall, therefore, from this date, sell at a
REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT
On former prices, am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as
sortment 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,U
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Died.

MCLuRE--On Wednesday morning,
at IL o'clock, August IL, 1876, MARY,
infant daughter Of Colonel and Mrs.
II. G. Mcclure. Funeral services this
morning at 0 o'clock.
WOoDCoCK--ln Greene county, Ala
bama, Oh the Sd of August, 1876, ADA
DosSEY, infant daughter of b. $.
Woodcoce, Esq, of Mobile, aged one
month
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-17

Paying anything for lease on the
bridge brought the matter to a stand
still that was II part Of the programme
that seems to have been altogether lost
sight of. II the bridge could be leased
or bought by somebody else than our
selves and made free, well and good I;
but as to paying anything, Lord bless
you that was altogether IA different
matter; and the average citizen now
wonders "why the devil we can't have
free bridge.u
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CAious.

And they laid 'em out on board
In the First ward.
Likewise they put them in their
little bed In the Second ward.
Also they gave 'em first class flu
neral in the Third ward.
And threw the dirt in on 'em in
the Fourth Ward.
And yet they are not happy. Are
we u nation aud is this a land of
liberty?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-17

Public schools, paved sidewalks,
graveled streets, water works, narrow
gauge railways to Denton, Cleburne
and Palestine, wagon, furniture, pillow
and agricultural implement, woollen
and cotton factories, tauneries, sys-
tenn of sewerage, and general paint
ing and cleaning
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VIC. the Undersigned citizens of Dallas
MMnVlng used Or. Coleman's Concentrated
Wnlte sulphur Springs Water. for one OF
more OF the following diseases, VIZ: Chronic
constipation, Sick and Nervous Headach,s,
NeuralRia or Nervous Debility, and In every
instance have received speedy relief, and In
cases OF Chronic Constipation, n permanent
ow,o, as common putgatlve in all dlsea
yes, we nave never used medicine so un
lalilng In It's effect and at the same time 80
piehsant III It's action, being entirely free
IRON any nausea, gripping, or even unpleas'
nnthess. We find by using It regularly that
we can reduce the dose gradually until one
naii oil me usual quantity will be as effective
as the full dose.
knowing the merits OF this valuable pre-
paratlon, we can recommend 10 In an uD'
where. W, A. ROBiNSOS.
q. X, MEKIW ETHER,
u. 4 CLARK,
WI, DUFFEY,
Il. NJ. FLOOD,
q. V. VAUGHN,
y. d. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
Il. II. UAZER,
W. q. SICKLES,
ii. THlERMAN,
ylt-dw6m AND MANY OTHERS
COMMON q WALKER,
Wholesale Agents, Dstlse, yeIS
% whom oil orders should be addressed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-17

Dr. }, S. Darlington has removed his
office from over Adams ~ Leonard 5
bank building TO the one-story frame
building on Commerce street opposite
st. Matthews cathedral, where he can
be found day or night.
August 8, 1876, auggdlm
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0nc OF our Failures.

The free bridge hasco has been the
most absurd spectacle ever presented
In Dallas. First, there was great
hue and cry for free bridge the com.
pany responded by offering to sell or
lease, and then followed dead silence
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Defeated demogogues and played.out
politicians, whose wretched lives are
the synonymes of failure, make poor
critics Innate imbeciity, superadded
to lmepressible vanity are undesirable
and contemplate attributes in worn
out trlmmcrs, yet these characteristics
may meosurably tit them to be the pro
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per opponents Of "brass" and "selliah'
ness."
The above from the DALLAS HERALD
is pointed, pungent, severe and bristling
all over with crisp pugnacity but who
the ID is it levelcd atY Its want OF
an object robs it Of its pith, though eve
ry community has n number OF men
who could be made to fit it, with only n
little pairing -- Waco Examiner.
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The bar, NJ well as the citizens of
Dallas, would like very much to know
why the bill which was introduced into
the Legislature, locating u branch Of
the Supreme Court at Dallas, never got
any further than the House, or if it
reached the Senate, was either ignored
or not acted upon. The truth il, Dali
las was most egregiously left, given
away, circumvented in that whole Su-
preme Court business. Tyler Calves.
ton and Austin combined, got an
amendment through the Senate that
very eilectually cooked our goose as
far rs n branch here was concerned.
The fight must have, toward the last,
grown hopeless, and the whole thing
suffered to 90 by default. The HERALD
intends, however, to warm the wax in
the ears of the next Legislature on this
subject
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On Monday night burglars attempt
ed to enter residence OH Ross avenue.
Fortunately they were discovered by
two young ladies', who gave the alarm.
Put sixteen buckshot in each barrel,
and lay for 'em. No better shooting
in Texas.
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DALLAS, August Is, 1876
To the Editor OF The lIelnld:

''-Nh'''N'i -NAh''N ''' iN'u'
To the Editor OF The lIelald:
THE HERALD, bearing date August
10, contains an article headed Gig
Box Trick.n Sir, believe the gentle
man from Georgia, who are evidently
laboring in the cause of suffering hu.
mainly. besides looking after the
affairs of other people, are not content
without casting undue reflections on
the conductor (whose character, | in
Ter, is above reproach), MS well as on
Col. Tom Scott. In this instance ID may
prove disastrous to the management Of
the Texas and Pacific Railroad Com
pany, hut doubt it. The young man
referred to, believe, was II Georgian,
Ell route to Texas, looking after public
gains. His first investment was sim
ply what might be termed "an eye.
opener" u lesson learned, whereby
thousands of dollars may be his z orr
Gus reward. Such transactions rs
the one referred to are COM
mon on all railroads, and can
not always be avoided. Neither
should train men be censured.
1t is only surprising to me that the
gentlemen from Georgia, while look.
ing on the feat of legerdt main, did not
intercede and save that young expert
from the loss OF his ducats. |, sir am
stranger in your city, although | ex-
poet to make it my future home; hay
ing had some experience in travelling,
think | can readily detect railroad
men in their derelictions to duty. |
am not acquainted with any one con-
nected with this line of railroad, hay
ing made but one trip and that with
Conductor Thorn. "Fair play is a
jewell,n and, sir, | would rec1 mmend
the same to all coming from Georgia
or elsewhere, for, when thoroughly
practiced through life, insures much
consolation and happiness
Yours, STRANGER
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SELECT MALE SCHOOL

The undersigned will, on THE FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, open n Select
Male School at the residence CT Mrs. Fox, on
The Mckinney road, one mile from the Pub.
lie square.
TERMs-Sl0, SIS and 500 per session of live
months. Incidental fee, 81.
Pupils charged rom the time of entrance
to the end of the session. Payments In nd
vance. Refers TO Rev. W. IL. Runner, Lex
ington, Va, and Capt. Geo. MellerSh, Dallas.
augl7d3w A, d. McCORlxEE.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH



NEW YORK, August Gold closed ot
ilE4, itnhe lWo extremes of the day having
HAT. '''e '"'''
Governments steady, with good demand
KhilrOad bonds strong. higher, active ana in
demand. State securities Qulet stocks du II
and featureleSs. ""''
Money l%@2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 39i per cent.
Custom receipts S3S6,OOC assistant treasurer
dlsbnrsed Sl2O,OOOi clearings $4,000 COO; ster.
ing hrhi " days 81 S914; sight 81 50,
Commercial.
sUhl0ASo' August l5-Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat active, hrm and higher:
no 2spring S6>9c spot; SO@S9sc September;
SOc October. Corn steady, in fair demand
ana h!mer; No. ., i41sc spot; 4i1Sc September;
tnete prices ID. Oats steady and firm; SOC
spot and September Rye dun but frm nj
5l@52o, Barley steady at 55@5Sc spot; 72I5ta7sc
September. Pork unsettled, but GENERALLY
lower; elO 20 spot; sll 80 October. Bulk
New ioRK, August l6-Flour in fair de-
mHmd ana heavy; supeIhne western So 60a
~ ~; comm to good, 81 25aSi dU; good TO
enc &c; y a@i5 10. Wheat dull; new red
IeXns u 93@i 10; vii ter red western Sjasl Oh;
other grades entirely nominal. Corn in good
demand; the scarcity OF prime checks he
business red western, ungraded, 5i@5Sc;
mixed, per steamer, ungraded, j5a56C; do
sun unerhued, o6llc. Oats in good dem ana
ana hrmer mixed western, SSal8c. Coffee
lulet ana s'eudy. Sugar and molasses Arm
ana quiet Pork firm; SIS IS spot; SIS 60 sep.
teinber, Lard steady, $40 62lalO IS Septem-
oIr. nutttr tlrm; western, lS@23c.
BALTIMORE, August 10 Corn, mixed west
ern steady and firm at Sc
gS,Sr. LOUIS, August lG-Hemp unchanged
Fiour dull; extras, 50 70. Wheat higher; No,
stHl' ~ F@l III bid cash; III bid A. gust;
no. do 81 03'4; Nod do, oSb@0ic. Corn
nrlner No. 2mtved III cash; 1880 October,
.!t higher No, mixed. A@3ic bid cash; nc
=, ptemner, Rye lower To sell; i79i1Hc bid
Snyh. Barley-no sales. Whisky steady ut
~ ~. butter unchanged; dairy, l6@22c; c0un
Try store, ydglSc Eggs higher at ll%ml2c.
nay dull. Pork dun and lower Mt SIS as
Dry salt meats nominal; sc, SL@g5sc
S}s@9c; sales, shoulders, up country, GI5c:
clear RIB side up country, sofa at SLc; over
700 pounds sold in the In the past three DAYS
ON private terms; bacon dun and weak al
SIc, NI@lOis, Lard-none Offering; winter
could probably be bought at lO94c.
Live stock.
SO. LOUIS, August lG.-Hogs quiet; Workers.
and bacon, ~ 7b6td; butchers S6G8 Is; Phlla-
delphinS, So 25@6 10 Receipts 76C0 hend.
Cattle dull; dragging demand; almost en-.
tircly local. Receipts IAOO head
.CrI0AGo, August G.-Cattle-Rpcripts 1910
head; tlrmei; fair demand; common to good
cows - 5i@S good to ext n steers 81 7O4I "a.
sales chiefly Mt 81 iOGGS; good TO choice shin.
ping steers, 81 2jOli tO
Hog Receipts 1000 head. Light grades
tlrm; others dull and lifelcss: common TO
fair, So nG6 20; good To- choice, 50 25m6 20.
smooth, ST.; Shipping, Sc %
Sheep-Marhet steadv aud firm Common
to choice, - 2jGl 80. Receipts t7Ohead.
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,ug9lllll
Wanted.

To trade valuable Elm street, and
other city property for bald, black,
waXy prairie, within sixty miles of Dal.
las Water or timber not wanted.
GRAVES, DIBnLE ~ Cook,
augi 900 Elm street, Dallas,