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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28
QUALITIES.

Colonel Joyce IS lonesome. aui Veti-
lions for his pardon are numerous. Per
haps better way than that would be to
put some other IN with him.
II is thought that Minister Pierre
pont has assurances. At any rate lac
renewed the lease of his handsome resi-
denee in Cayerrdish square, for two
years.
John Taffee Of Nebraska, has been
appointed receigcc Of public moneys.
Rather dangerous, for Mother Goose
insists that 'raliee was weish-aan,
Failee was thief"
Zach Chandler refuses 70 dine NJ the
white house unless he can 90 - FOR
eigner."
Grace Greenwood and Gail Hamilton
re sewing on buttons FOR the Blaine
party.
The supreme court Of New Hamp-
shire refuses to oountenauce the es;ab-
lislincnt of a returning board IN that
state.
A Georgia evangelist and converted
circusman married wife, baptized her
and received her into the church. all ia
NH' 10y Noco'is Dut CifGusliaali
could do that
Two champion banana eaters in Geor.
| Sia recently consumed six dozen at a
sitting. and Were then in good condi-
ton for plantain.
The highest railroad bridge in the
world is that over the Kentucky river
which the Cincinnati Southern road ha.
| Just COMPLETED.
Wendell says The country is on IA,
over dis Union, as our colored brothei
would say.
The Hartford Post learns that Ere,
Douglass was relieved of "the duty o
serving As sort of laclley al the whit,
house, at his own request That lack
eys the requisite thickness.
Dahoney comes down with the oil
and by giving England sufficient mum
Der OF puhcheons escapes lurthe
punchin' from that power.
Bismarek's birthday came ON Taste
Sunday this year. 1t is a curious coin
cidence that the same was true of
good many of our people.
| Why is an old mans farm in Texa
like the focus of sun-glass? Becaus
1t Is the place where thesons raise meat
\ Cincinnati journal argnes for tn
adoption of the giliotine as means O
capital punishment in ohio.
Compliments OF the Cincinnati En-
quirer: The Shiny exereseence of tn
Commercial takes refuge behind
skeleton. q, the bald villain
Thompson isn't good at figures. II
hasn't yet got Robeson's system o
book-keeping through his head.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28
The Speaker ship-How tue Southern
Delegation VIII voee

Members of the Louisiana Commits
sion express the opinion that there will
be no southern democratic votes cast
for the republican candidate for speak.
err They expect general support for
the president from many democrats for
all matters relating to his southern pol
Icy, bat the organization of the house
is a machine of such power that they do
not feel at all disposed to deprive them
selves OF it. The opinion of members
OF the commission upon this subject is
regarded in Washington as of very great
significance, as they have been so init
nately associated for several weeks
with the very men who it was thought
would be among the foremost to give
the president the support Of votes if
necessary
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RrroHrs Of the growing crops through
out the south and west show the condi-
lions 10 be very aattoring and more ia.
vorable than usual. Where the crops
have advanced sufficiently TO determine
TIE possibilities Of the yield, as in the
southern states and as far north as 81.
Louis, there is n good stand of the coEn
and small grain with an increased
A'feage. Damage TO crops may
come hereafter, but nj the present
TINE il Is not great. The in
crease IN the acreage throughout the
country will probably counterbalance
Tue loss thus far sustained by injurious
insects. The cane crop of Louisiana is
IN good condition, and there is no seri-
Gus apprehensions of failure as reported
'o'ne time age While there are indi-
''''ohs OF short crops OF wheat and bar
''y IN some sections of California, the
prospects for all crops in the neighbor-
ing state, Oregon, and in Washington
territory are very favorable, the crops
having never looked better at this sea-
son OF the year, while the acreage de
voted to wheat is without precedent in
extent,
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THE STATE OVER.

Br1-os Csas,y-Bryan is tn have the
city laws published in pamphlet form.
Goneales C5cng.-The grasshoppers
are rapidly leaving the county for the
northward
RimbaH C6,0ty-l hirty desperadoes
were captured in FIVE days by Major
Jones. Several escaped conyicts among
the number
Washington C9sstg--Citizens are or
ganizing against the raids of horse
thieves.-A Mrs, Aldridge. of Missouri,
has started a diary for the manufacture
| of cheese and butter
Bear Cdlmtg--A highway robbery
occurred a little north of san Antonio.
by two masked men. Mr.. Dick. a
German, was cut with knife, which is
supposed TO be fatal No clue to the
outlaws.
Fro CaDsty.-Deputy Sheriff Young
with posse of citizens killed the noto-
rious jam Quigley. the murderer OF
Jesse Campbell He attempted to resis,
the officer. Five of his accomplices
| We're arrested.
Madison Con,ty-The grasshoppers
are keeping ut distance from thi.
county.--W. l., Bergman has beer
lodged in Jail to await trial for the muir
der of John Longbottom. The ODD
| Fellows entertainment was well at
tended and pleasant
I,psts CJahtg.-The grasshoppers be
clouded the sky as they passed north
ward over the city of Austin.
spiritualist, Major Eldridge and wife
are visiting Austin-ColonelB Tirg
who was found guilty of official mis-
conduct and habitual drunkenness,
has taken an appeal to the suprem.
court
Gaipestos CouaH-About 800 o clocl
Tuesday morning, tire broke out il
the upper story of Murphy Il Bro
mans tin shop In Galveston. r,
department was soon on har' h,
fire was extinguished i
aboat two hundred dc 80. .,ame
| Doyle was thrown from IL hose car
and severely injured in the breast.
/ Iiefrrts C6,o,tg-A railroad accident
occurred at Pierce junction, on May LIST
10y an engine jumping the track, which
resulted IN the death of the engineer
VIM Sullivan, and fireman Daniel Don
oyan, and the injury OF Thomas Eddin
and SOME other persons, names un
known The cause of the accident il
not yet reported III Houston is nov
discussing the cost of water works fol
the city.--Gahitano Barbo was sh o
by Gaspero Espartero in Houston OF
the lst inst. Arrests We're prompt,
| made.
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AZ Cave Spring, Georgia, April 23rd,
Mr., +. Il. sheldon of Dallas to Miss
Lille Lake.
The happy pair came in last night
on tie Texas and Pacific train, and
were met by goodly number of the
groom's friends at the depot, and es-
corted TO their hotel. THE HERALD ten
ders its warmest congratulations, aud
trusts the fair Georgia flower, so auspi-
cially tIaDsplanted, will grow, if posi-
bic, more and more beautiful in the
eyes o! our friend Sheldon, and may
JOY always sit enthroned n domestic
god at their ingle-side. We bid the
fair Lille warm welcome TO Texas.
Yesterday, at the residence of Mr..
George Cagel, Mr.. Frank Cauthorn
aud Mrs. Emma RiOrdan.
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The preparations py the Turner's for
this celebration are elaborate ami
complete. We would call the atten-
ton Of those who have good saddle
nsgs, to the fact that purse has been
offered, Of forty dollars, to the best un.
trained saddle-horse in rule dash
race to come Off on Monday,
under the rules which govern
the National Jockey Association.
Firing out your ponies boys and ty for
1t. Ii you don't all win, you can have
heap of fun.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

TVS civil engineers, who recently
held meeting in New Orleans. visited
the jetties, and the unanimous opinion
expressed by them is that in the infor.
nation they have gained by their visit
and examination of the works, and
work already done, and Of the knowl-
e'se-of the delta Of the Mississippi
they pronounce it an unqualified sue
cess. This is one Of the needed inn
provements which the south has long
called for, and at last obtained. II
will. when completed, be as well, great
advantage to the country of the upper
Mississippi.
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IRE sfATEpF TEXAS-To the sheriff, ,
al Constable OF itailAs county ur,,.-f
ing: You are hereby Commanded tb.t ~,
MAKING pnbiication OF this citation IN SOM.
new sphper publishesi Ia said county Of Hat
las, Tor four successive weeks Isri0r "a a.. =.
turn ohN hereui, you summon " 4 49,.
worm, AfndaNlf having been mad. that go
Msdsworfh !. non-rsSid.nr IN th,- 49,,
Texas, TO he and Rpt,eas !, i,,rp ~. t4,.,,,'
PIE the county Court Of said county - ~
las, Mt The courthouse therein N, M. ,ft,,..,
-. .s, on ,nc tillid aoIdsy in May nsxf
.heh anu there IN answer the I,.-ttf fs,,, - a.
= SiI! and e. smith. partner. delno t,.,f
sincs- In the city Of nafias Texas 49,
',astofs and builders, under the firu pata.
him, the said W. l. wsd.uortb. ali.--,,,., -
stbstAcrr a. follows. To VIII That a., a..
sth uay OF September, iS7t. the asfsrdnnt
- ah delivered to said petitioners
NE sIiain P5cmisSoTy note IN wr1tIny
snereby he yuoIaised 20 pAy them 49,.
cav AFTER said date an. s1rfi 81 tillst,- q, 49,
as-i am torty-fouE OHIO dollar. with tnt..,
est ,bereon ~ one per cent per Ioonti, anti1
paid. That afterwards Inc said si-f'-,,a,...,
inaae thfce several psym.ufs utssn ...s
mote, leaving q balance doe Al ths d.,. -
OF two hundred and thirty-t~O ss-ls, si,.li,-,a
mar 10 pay said balance o. fndelIf..sns--
the ssid ". l. Madsworth ms lIItl,.,,s.
wholly iail.d and refused, and thsl Sc
thefefore. pray thai the said wadsxor.I =.
citesf 70 answer their said Petition al a..
hnal nearing. for jude ment sKair.f him To-
s sneirs ID dsst and cost. and ioT general re-
Hereof fall not. but of mi. urtt u.k.s
re,nrn, showing how you have executed M.
witness, A. Hazwo.5. County Clerk a.,
The seal o the county court, Al ONE a., -,
city af Daliss. thie. the lzIh ,iav IN 49, al
a. nv ~ VIZ rAaiHAkwSop; County cisik.
a9shs. Lndsisy, Attosnsy for r,.,.,,,.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Ar the present time the state Of
Texas has not city where there il the
irre postal delivery system in vogue.
The Houston Tllsgyuu comes out now.
discussing with figures. to prove that
two cities IN Texas are entitled TO these
privileges, viz Galveston and Houston.
II claims that Houston does greater
amount Of mail business than three
cities in Illinois. two in Massachusetts
aud one each in Maine. PENNSYLVANIA.
Virginia, Iowa and New Jersey,
WHO enjoy free postal delivery. At
the present time Texas is the oldest
state in the union that has not a free
delivery Of mails in at least one CITY
II these two cities are entitled To postal
delivery, why not have it, The TslsgraB,
Is live paper, looking out for the IN.
'erests of the city and ready to notice
such things.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

rHN1PLE cause why the former
supporters Of Hayes turned upon him
when his southern policy became
known, is that they had by reiterati on
began IN believe their own false accu.
sa'inus, that the people of the south
could not be trusted. Secretary Esarts
says that the president believes the
people south to be an honorable people
who would take special pains to carry
out their pledges in regard to the col
ored people, and that he has no appre
tensions a. 10 the future conditions Of
polItical aflALrs in The south
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s \ufrH CtuoHNIAS has invented q
wrsou cotton picker, which, IT is said
u.Il ,'rctuAlIy pick a field of cotton,
rul perform the work ofan hundred
aani. It is TO be- hoped that this j.,
tne ease as 10 will cheaper the price Of
raising the commodity. winch now has
uut much profit in its culture.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28
Editor Curtis Evidently wants some.
thing from Hayes.

Harper's Weekly That he is less sin
cere than his opponents in his desire Of
securing Justice TO every citizen, of en-.
forcing the laws, and OF promoting the
peace and harmony of all sections oil
the country. We have no reason 10 be,
lieve. Should he continue to pursue
the general policy and with the tran.
gull trmness thus far developed since
his Inauguration. support of the admin
lsfration will be test of the patriotism
and character of the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28
The course orTrueIoy.E,.

a young man in this city came into
our Office last night and sat down,
looking rather g!um. When asked
what was the matter, he said that he
was standing talking to young lady,
last light, when her::mother came out
and told her she didn't care about her
talking TO him, and that she had bet
ter go into the house. He says he has
lost all interest in life, and would lust
as soon join tie Russian army AS not.
Courage, my boy.
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BEy Your Tickets and shIp IoHr Freiyh,
ht The
Houston and Texas Central RAILWAY.

The following Orfices and Agents ..aV.
DEN establishing 10y this CanlfIauy u, 49,
Information mag he had coueerrt,,-, -
only The ii. n I. ID. Railway, but Texas gem
Agent, III BroSdw. y, " y
Den- j. b no -ERr-OS. Pass. e Immla,ra-
uoh AEsnt, 10 \. !bird strees, 81 Leafs 81.
a. ai-LEE, Northwestern Pas- A..t,L Igi
Clark street. CHICAGO, IN i''
MIN HOLMES. Southeastern AseurSa
bufnstt hsuset Cincinnati. Ohio
J. X COFFIN, Southern Pass.nr,r An,
Chattanooga. Tenn. hs-''
Iniofins alton may also lie hal nj In. se.,-
S &c OF lns a. h a Railway, ia New York.
,,, , WALDO
Gen Pas, q Freight Agt, Honston' Texas
j. ID RAND,
Ganr sept, Houston. Texas. taualm
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THIS organization Is iaboring hard to
make the spring meeting perfect
success. Under the management o,
Mr.. b. l.. Burris, matters are t.einr
pushed forward with energy Our
track Is said to be, by experienced
horsemen, the best in the south. Not
content with that, the association ia
constructing new track inside the
Old one, and when finished it will be
one OF the best ever made. Then we
viii have two separate tracks, one for
running and one for trotting. The In
ducements held out by the club have
been such as to induce the owners Of
some OF the best horses In the couutrv
TO signify their intention Of participsf.
Ing In the coming races, and our town
folks may look forward 70 . Jolly time.
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Gle 4Mera(0
SUPPLENEN Mt

s COMPANY has been formed III Cali
'a-ma for the purpose OF exporting
meat and fruit TO England There are
advantages here for the cheap produc-
zion of meat that might also induce
capitalists to invests in the same kind
" -.L.rrrI.e IN raNas.
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IHr New York Times has begun to
tuhe pleasure in the reproduction of
.u.h items ~ this AN invalid Young
hiy from Rhode Island. who has been
% guest Tor some months in Aiken,
South Carolina and Augusta, Georgia.
writes home Nothing can give you an
ui.. Of the sweetness and full-hcartcd-
uHs- 1f these southern women.
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STATE oFsTExAS.

AZ giNes 10 the Passenger a view OF TIE Grand.
est scene'y, nnesi agricultural district 80
great grazing grounds of the M.st.
Us passenger nisd freigh. Trains nrf4 snr-
passed 10y none Ia the State. PuIltaauss
thlace Drawing fGoom and -l-epinv o..
.e'iNs st- Louis daily via the NJ = ri 4 ~
~ a m; Hannibal at 10 a. IN :, ana S.-daii'.
Al o-%5 p. m, running Through u Deni~on-
sherman, s'alta<, Hearns, Austin and Hon.
tou Without change Connection IL 10 mada
al Steriilan with the Texas and Phci fir T,.iI-
way for the above NAMED lalIns=
The connections OF this ltnad with In. NJ
~ y i. at b~nison for ~ Louis Usnttfbai
lineage, Fort scott, Kansas civ ,tu,i : "A
points North AMI East; with ih. Teas 81 p
enc at sherman for At. Louis Cairo Mem
pms, aud all points East and Southeast ana
al houston with the O., IL. A = A Tor -.
Anicnlo. the e., Ii. a IL Tor J;alN,-.fon a..
Texas 4 New or.ezr ms iiailu ay for h. ,n,fais.
Jfaige, etc, the Morgan and Mallory sl.-ati
shii sor all points on the Gull and kfI.rrts..
coasts and the Liverpool * Texas sSt.-au-hIs,
Line 10 Liverpool. Hayre and other k.lrr,-
p-ah cities are perfect, while is fr-esior,,
uein dust aud heat on account OF ft,s. M mr..
OF the soli and the open prairie country oyer
Nhlch IL passes. with It's cooling s~a 6r..v.-
Pheasant scenery of bToad prniri.s b.auftf,,i
sInNSs, Wen cultivated fields OF cotton t,lrn
s'nAll grain, and fruits, render IL e.t.vclaIiY
shlpirers Ia preference u Others
~. Louis Express leaves (,aIy.stor, ,taft,-
except saturday. at 2=s9 p. IN, Houston al
oSS 3. IA :. EetrIs.- - u. IN. pnI.a. -,
ni- and DeIIs1n At ii:i5 a. IA
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The man Giliand, who was arrest ed
night before last for stabbing Dutch
Henry, has beer, turned loose, no afIi-
davit having been made against him.
From subsequent developments, we
judge that there were some justifying
"reminiscences in the case, and it was
clearly an act Of self-defense. The
fact that neither the coiored woman
or the wounded man seemed willing
to lodge information against him
strengthens the idea.
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Mr.. w. S. Kerr, who arrived in this
city from Tuscola, Illinois, lass week,
brought with him a fine span of iron
gray horses, four years old, which he
presented to his brother, Colonel Kerr,
Of the First National bank. This team,
now at the stables of SIR. Orr, lie a fair
representation of the Illinois buggy
tauns
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R,s Wade 10 si.aghser Aassnevs fer

Pittsburg Post Stanley Matthews
will be candidate for reelection 10 the
Senate from Ohio, as the administers.
tons man. Pen Wade, orsome equally
prominent anti-Hayes republican. will
lead the reyolutionists, and the proba.
utilities are pretty strong that in nearly
half the counties there will be two sets
OF Republican candidates for the Ieeis-
iature. Nor is il improbable that there
will be two republican State tickets nut
up, as each wing threatens TO bolt in the
August convention il the other carries
the day.
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s >rEuEn reform is now noticed in
Illinois Governor Cu'lom viii hereai.
t-r make public the applications tor
.triuu- and the signcrs namos. EN-,
Governor Bsvrriigc used to grant par
d.u- ior dmo-; every application that
was presented until 10 became an intol
,r. nuisance
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Wr-r TEyAS mail rob5ers may find
employment in the Black Hills country.
now that Colonel George II Butler has
been appointed postotnce commits,
sloner. itmay be that President Hayes
intends to make only lirst-class appoint
meuts vet there are cases, like the
above named that 10 no credit TO the
administration. Morton, who controls
Assistant Postmaster Tyncr. may make
such appointments, but the adfninistra.
ton viii be held responsible for his
rnnl l.hAvinr.
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Champion wind-MiII of Cincinnati

Chicago Times; The champion wind
mill OF Ohio, ex-governor Noyes, has
re-appeared in Washington. He an
nounoes himself perfectly confident of
the success of Mr.. Hayes southern
poilcy--and is an eloquent and enthusi-
astic applicant for the French mission.
1t as understood that the place has been
promised to him. although there is no
known reason for any vindietiyeaess in
the presidents feelings toward the
French people.
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THr state legislature of Missouri.
rushed several bills through on Mon
i,y lat and then adjourned. The
speaker Of the house was presented
with O gold watch and chain in token
oi the high esteem in which he is held
By the members. Several other pres.
,ut, were made. The bill for the COM
r,.tc organization and equipment OF
the state militia passed both houses.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

The island of Cuba is about the worst
taxed spot on the globe. Thirty per
cent ON the profits of all business and
industrial pursuits is the present rate.
and the agents of the government fix
the supposed profits by AN arbitrary
standard OF their own, the merchants
not being allowed either to exhibit his
books or to swear to the amouat.
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ALL POINTS IN TEXAS
CONNECTioH..

AZ TENAREASA. VIA. .,I.t-.s,,. 80, -.
Ltais & Iron Nolutulu s.ui X, l....,.''N - =.
Hil .''iht- NuEtn, EaSi gfu s,.ut1.ss.-s
a. 70 .l'NiEN JUNCTION ana MIN.
:, 1910. X it1 Al trains on The lntsrua:i.tlI
=. = r Iysur, Palestine, .suas:orl Ga!..---
toE aud tsan Antonio
a D-tLl-a-. vim trains o tn Houston
aud Texas Genital r. n t.4' gs.si-.r,.,
~ "a FREMONT, @aco, C.Iv.rf. I.r,.tsl-
hrlnp t''Ah. Bry ni.arn an Tor All f.atfl. . m
- -d.e -.Tt SFEtH-rH TrRn.
A. SHERMAN. wuA II 4 &c. RAILWAY
ioI Az .,stf.is uu In I.t.e col that -.fs
ryhi Np1IH, Elth -tlssas for All
points ia western Tgxss
.sna&NfPDlsf, VIII y River steam
ers fsr New Orleans
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TDi HERALD has always desire to
do all In It's power TO further the in
terests Of the state, and more partfcu.
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THE GHASsH0PPEg.

encouraging Information Derived
from Pref. Riley, chief Of the To-
CGst or bgaSShappaF iaIeSilsa-
ting Commission.
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The New Orleans Democrat SAYS the
NICHOLS legislature has saved the stats
over million dollars already.
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Of having more railroad facilities, There
-, go. t..,.,;tx,r,as .,f country In many
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sent within the Union lines. After this
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democrat. without reference to lis sids
IN the late vsar snaaI,ar If the naxt
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rms Denoeras vstupsa,I1s ., ,n- rvuay
being in very bad condition, az
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i,eatioas n TIE matAay. Families ieaying
notus for the summer months should take
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mel enjoying usaIuusv-ss1a %. Z
highest military distinctions xiv
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slams steady. Americans quiet. Va
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

Four-line Advertisements inserted twice in
thls column for Twenty-Five Cents, and
al the rate of Five Cents per Line for each
subsequent insertion.
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AM offers toe Best Routes. on Qniek Tim.
Win more Comforts. BETTER Nc.s,,tutT,s.4.-
t' i So o.eattI S.cafttg than ANY otueT
Line FaS-iDg through tifs richest ~ 80
beautiful portions Il the Great Empire
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pANOS MOVED To ANY PART or
"' TIVE CITY.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

rANNASSEltS-A few good men to can
~ vass for Hits mammal OF Soc iaI and R,:-
hhess FORMS Cs!i or address J. W. stfon-,
general agent, lV7 Lamar street. Dallas
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

MET NURSE-For an infant three
w months old. A good home. and coed
wages 10 = healthy woman. Apply at The
Herald Office. 5rrnN,fT
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

A IooD business man, well acquainted In
= the country, wants a permanent s.tua-
hoh IN some good house In Dallas. Can loan
ms chs pioyer from three to fiY- hundred
aoiiafs Address, =. H.. Herald Office
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