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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-18

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I>ASHICN ABLE TAILOR. All goods made h,
L the subscriber arr warranted tit the form
Prices reasonable and | ann bound 10 please tAos,
Mo give ma their custom. shop on / ork Street
two doors West Of the Wiudate House. Ia-i+y
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The City Board had a good meeting
last Monday evening, AM disposed of a
large amount Of business.
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HARDWARE, STOVES. Etc.
4 Att s4tEsTSSER.

EALER in an kinds Of Stoves andUardyyare
anu Manufactured Of Copper Tin andShc ct
ware orA street, North Side. Manitowoe.
2-i4Iy
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All who who have not registered may do
50 on Tuesday next, the 23i inst. This
is the last chance
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On Thursday and Friday evening Of last
week our citizens were favored with rare
musical treat 10y the llessian Military Band,
at Turner Hall. The Attendance was good
on both evenings.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
xA.SEss.ES SEEaSEECss.
syssa.ss GSNCrs.

/ Street Two doors West ut 4. X i +. H. Rand
Hardware Store Nworl warranted well done AID
IN IL I4-25-lv
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HENRY SCHERER.
EQM Err GaAE

MANIT0WOC MARKET REPORT.
Corrected weekly by j. Hcisue:se Bros
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y course Of lectures is very much desir-
ed by the literary people of ManitOwoc for
this winter.
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Druggist Chris. Roberts, Of kewaunee,
has been enjoying the city sights for sew
eral days past
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Circuit CONT at kewaunee this week
Only small number Of cases On the
calendar
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The railroad dc pot has been moved to
IT new site, and trains are now stopping
there.
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george ld9el, street NoIh, ILL
August Meyer, 6.2o
IL Morrison and others, 8 1882
Chas. GreutZmaCher. " so
VI. Murphy. 1000
J ere Ioomy. 29.0j
+. Fautz, gravel 100
John Sullivan, stone, 80
Albert Grcve, saving wood. l.2)
L. X. ( +, IL. Rand hardware, 1.l5
II. MOcskins, work on dFedgc. 600
o. recommendation of the proper COM
mittees the following accounts were allow
ed in full:
Cole Bros. material for steamer, $1,000
Adam Bleser, mdse., so
License bonds were referred, and on re-
comuendation bonds approved and licenses
granted to J. L. Miller, Thomas Windlate,
Hubert Falge, Franz Muench and VIM.
Pochtmann.
A license bond of S. Swokowsky, was
returned for better sureties.
AID. kemper offered the following
Resolced, That the City Surveyor be in
structed by this Board to establish the
grade of that part of Madison street which
lays between 10Th aad llth streets.
Adopted.
Resolution of Aid. Greve directing the
Clerk to issue orders for the Members OF
the Fire Department was laii over.
Resolution appointing Il Committee to
see that the protection pier be builtacc2rd-
Ing to specifications, was on motion laij
on the table
Resolution by AID. Gelbke, TO wit:
RcS0lre1 That the Committee on Fire
and Water be and they hereby are directed
to get the necessary changes made at the
First Ward engine house so that the new
steam fire engine can be placed therein.
Adopted by the following vote-ayes,
Gelbke, Harris, Greve, Conway, kemper,
and Fischel-G. Nays, Hanson, WITS,
Meyer and Schoch-4.
An ordinance to prevent the spreading
of small pox and other contagious diseases
was referred to the Com. on Ordinances.
On motion the City Clerk was instruct
, ed to accept the proposition of Cole Bros.
! to put no brake, and bat one Ak and one
bar on the hose carriage.
The new steamer was on motion called
a. d. Jones"
Board adjourned to Monday, November
| 9Th, 1877, at ID O'Clock p. m.
A. NJ. RICH TER, City Clerk.
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The following is the list OF arrivals and
cleaTances OF this port during the past
week
ARRIVALS.
10 Str. Chicago Chicago, sunds
II Sc0W Blue Bell, LudngtOm 100 c bark,
L Str. ShebOygan, Chicago, sunds.
Scow Hunting Boy, Washington Island, light
Schf. Laures Milwaukee, 100 bbs. salt.
- Schr. ii. Esch, :. u bbis, salt, boxes soap.
Schr. Hannah Ely, = light.
Str. Chicago, Chicago, suuds.
10 SIR. Shebuygau, Chicago, sunds.
Schr. Glen Cuyler, Milwaukee, light.
Scir. Ellen Stevenson, - light.
Schr. Minnchaha .. 80 boxes SOAP
Schr. Wonder, Manistec, 40 lii lumber 20 N
shingles
10 Str. Chicago Chicago, sunds
Il Str. Shcboygan, Chicago, suuds.
Scow Ben. Jones. Milwaukee, 10 hbls. salt
Schr Nudge, JacoksonPort, ST ice - bXs fish
CLEARASCEs.
II Scow Blue Bell, Chicago. $500 r. r. ties.
Str. Chicago, Chicago, sundS
il Sir. ShebOygan. Chicago suuds
Scow Laurel, Portage Pier, light.
u SIR, Chicago, Chicago, sUnds.
Schr Hannah Efty Milwaukee, 30 wood.
Schr. H. Esch, Il G =
Schf. Ellen Stevenson, Milwaukee, $3.50 bu
wheat.
Schr Minnchaha. 1000 hu. wheat
100 bbs. peas
Schr. Wonder, MaLstCc, sunds
Str. ShGbOygan, Chicago suuGs
10 Str. Chicago, Chicago, sunde
- Scow Ben. Jones, Milwaukee, 10 wood
II Sheboygan, Chicago, sunds
Schr Ridge Jacksonport, 3 I ice,
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Council PrOceedin rs.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call. Quorum present. The reading
of the minutes of last meeting was dispens
ed with
Accounts were presented and referred as
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4 new road on the town line between
Two Creeks and Two Rivers is reported
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE MANITOWoC
COUNTY CENTRAL AGRICUL-
TURAL AND MECHANIO-
AL SOCIETY FOR THE
YEAR 1877.

At the annual meeting held at Clarks Mills
May Il, 1871, the following gentlemen We're
duly elected officers for the ensuing year:
President--Wm. Carey.
Notwithstanding. L.avine.
Secretary--T. o. Halloran.
Treasurer Boyer AmundS.
SuperinteGdent-S. A. Newell.
The Treasurer reported funds on hand, SS1.t5
The officers met on the fair grounds May 26,
1877, to consider the feasibility of erecting more
buildings and otherwise improving the grounds
and after due elaboration the officers conclud-
ed to have said Improvements effected.
FINANCE REPORT
The cash receipts from all sources at the
fourth annual fair hell at Clarks Mills October
LIST, End, Sd. and 4th, 1877, were S650+5.
AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
The following is list of premiums awarded
by the above named Society at their fourth an
nua fair held AT Clarlls Mills on the dates above
stated:
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People who have ready money should
not waste any time. The supply of coal
or wood should be in; the potato bin should
be filled, and the banking up business
attended to at once.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Z. u, PAIN w 10

homeopathic PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
III and Accouchcur, has permanently located in
MuTif0woc.
l,.,-.-y tr,,r,.. Sto9 4 NJ,
1Fri'E ii"' r. ( / TO ; and : to p. NJ.
Onice. over Plumb Bros. store, corner Sth and
Buffalo streets. Residence, North 9Th street.
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The two Rivers girls are some" on the
swear "Buy gum" is the latest oath.
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.sorr. .,p notwo,N: gso.1sD

ssoEE.. MD BOARDING EEouSE.
F. IEMAN, Proprietor, cor Bailalo and Main 81.
o36-}y
FsSr.EsS AE9 MECHANICS HONE.
MARTIN uEWETr. Proprietor. Commercial st.
NEW Mouse and new Barn, the best Of accommO
" datiuuS nj moderate prices. ej6-y
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w. z. MOTT. NJ. .,

PHYSICIAN AND ;. RECON, has permanent
| III located al Cato Ofice and residence in first
dwelling west Of John kiiicu's store. where Al
q EEm
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VIM Hampton, best September butter Ice
Mrs III p Johnson. second best 80
Mrs NJ Mason. best butter in prints 100
y Prehn, best factory cheese 200
Mrs. II p Johnson, best loaf milk bread 50
do VIM p Noyes, second best p
do II Z Johnson, best hop yeast bread 81
DO VIM NOyeS. second best -
do NJ Mason, best variety cakes I.G
do VIM Moves. second best SC
do DIR Patchen, best show of jelies LOO
do VIM Noyes, second best SO
do NJ Mason. best show of preserves 100
do J Croissant, best show OF canned fruit Loo
do VIM Moves second best 80
do VIM II Noble, best show of pickles LOO
DO c Gustayeson, best cucumber pickles 30
do DIR. Patchen, best sweet pickles 50
J f Geary, best can pickles les
Nelson, best honey i'll comb Les
NJ Mason. second best 80
Mrs Vim P Noyes brown bread Diploma
Class 17-Fruits and Flowers.
y K Johnson, best samples fall apples LOS
H'e Madsoa. best variety winter apples Los
\ X johnson. second best 81
do best plate of apples -
Mary Savage, best artifici ii boquet I.N
Mrs Patchen, best collection cut flowers l.9
Josie do do boque5 of flowers J.E
Celtic Noyes, do do cut flowers 100
d Morgan. best collection Siberian crab an. 100
Mrs Clark, best show house plants 2.1
do n X Johnson, one cactus diploma
T Olson, best basket of grapes los
Mrs E Gearey, best blackberry wine 100
do NJ Mason, do raspberry do 100
Class lS-Domestic Manufactures.
o Berge, domestic cloth special prem 90
do best domestic flannel Ice
X o Jarstad, second best 20
Mrs killen, best rag carpet 1W
do Amunds. second best 80
Eliza Tufts, best hand sewing by child IN
der I2 years s
Addie Tufts, best girls stockings by child
uI'der II years -
Nellie Olson, best mems SOCKS by child I'm. u 30
Mrs NJ Mason, best mems socks 81
do E Conrey, second be { p
EStella Newell. best ladi = stockings ~
G L Brown, second best -
| Mrs VIM Noble, best wo -sted ladies' stock r
| Susan Cooney. best pate work quilt LOG
| Bert@a Torrison. second best 50
| Mrs K Johnson, do Commended
DO II Nlelson do Diploma
| Amelia Mason. best wor ;ted quilt LOG
| Mrs d Niles, second best ~
| do IL Johnson, best han ing diamond out 90
| do Whitcomb, best wr cath rose quilt LOO
! G l. Brown, best sken W pOIen warn 80
Mrs VIM Noble. second best .
u Gustayesop, best sam pie leather work I.Ge
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Local and Personal.
TO Our Patrons.

We have waited with all the patience
we could command through the summer
that has Just ended, without annoying our
Patrons with duns A bountiful harvest
has been safely garnered, and reasonably
good prices prevail The crop is moving
rapidly, and money is flowing in. Our
demands are very small upon each in
diyidual subscriber, and our necessities are
great Therefore we respectfully but earn
estly ask those of our patrons who are de-
Iinquens to remember the printer sub
stantially and Immediately.
"Put your lip on ice" is the latest slang.
Send IN items Of news to the PILoT for
publication.
Appleton is to have big pulp mill party
on the 3lst.
And now its time to put your sausage
mill iu good running order.
That black parasol we advertised last
week is seal brown, instead.
Secure your winter apples. Burmeister
has u large supply of fue ones.
Mr. George B. Woodin left for his home
IN Milwaukee last Saturday morning.
The two Rivers girls are some" on the
swear "Buy gum" is the latest oath.
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Tho signal station has been changed
from Platt's store TO the shore light house,
and is now in charge of the U. 5. Signal
service. Ligathouse-ke"per Anderson il
in charge of the signals.
/ We cant imagine for the life of Us what
brought out SO many men to church last
Sunday, as this is hard time Of the year
to convert men-tne stove pipe season hay
ing but fairly commenced.
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Send IN items Of news to the Pu.oT for
publication.
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The following accounts were referred
reported back, and en- recommendation,
under suspension Of the rules, allowed 10
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Letter List.

The following is list of letters received
at the Post Office at Manitowoc, County
of Manitowoc, Wis, aud remaining un
called for up to October 18th, 1877:
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They are having ''mum sociaDles' at
Waupun, for the benefit of the churches
An admission fee is charged, and after the
ladies and gentlemen are all in they must
not speak. When all are seated about the
room, the lights are turned out, and when
one Of the party squeals the lights are lit,
an: she has to tell what she was sausaling
about. If she refuses TO tell, then she is
fnet, two shllIings. which is usually paid
BY the cuss that sits next to her. 1t is
said to be better than a su,eotash festival
Ia Crosse San.
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Morn arly Of Milwaukee. has now located at Cato,
/ sfahitONoc Comfy. Wisconsin. where he will
promptly attend 10 all professional calls day or
might 9IStf
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GOrSG EAST AND SOUTH.
EX. acc. ACC. Acc.
Lv New London 545a. m 30)p.m
Appleton go. 100 4.45 IS iOp m
- Forest Junc...7.l9 e" COZ q" So.
Ar Manitowoc.. 9.O3 $40. 300
~ Two Rivers. s.15 a.m 1920 pm
Ar ManitowOc... SD " l. 80 :
" Manitowoc 91O am 20 m co IN ]. 90 pm
Shebog-an. 1915 1870 =" 800 " 80 =
" PtWashinrn - - $3.50 = SO e. 80 =
Ar Milwaukee 123Op. m. 2.35 - $50 d" 10 =
Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays
All other trains daily except Sunday.
CONN
Milwaukee g EP & ID s M Ey ai C. N
Sheboygan XIX S@y al Pon hGqG that ap e
Two Rivers w,a s4Se a26 GHyna a Ann
tOn withStr's for above points.
Forest June. with Wis Central RR
Appleton juno F Fond d du AZ " o. Ky 10.
Necnah, DePere, Green Bay, Escanaba. etc.
New London win Win s e. B. for NJ c r. r. ana
Embarrass aud Shawano.
II. G.. II. REED, H. T. WHITCOMB,
Gcni Supt. Gent Pass. Agt.
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Mr.. George B. Woodin left for his home
IN Milwaukee last Saturday morning.
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Mr. Henry Horner, of Oshkosh, is visit
ing old friends in this city. We haven't
heard Ole Bull fidle, but until we DO wo
shall believe that Henry can beat Ole Bull,
Sitting Bull or any other man at drawing
bow.
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That black parasol we advertised last
week is seal brown, instead.
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The title Of Danbury Bailey new book
They All Do It," was a pazz er at first,
but it is now understood that TIE true in
wardness of the title is that they al pay
their debts and subscribe for their local
paper NaYrtst0lca Herald.
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Secure your winter apples. Burmeister
has large supply of fiue ones.
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Marine.

The following is the list of arrivals and
cieaTances OF this port during the past
week:
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DIR. =. &. BLAKE,
=. Ss-as0,sS. VI. 70.

u ESIDENCE CORNER BUFFALO K NINTH
IL streets, MauitoWoc, Wis.
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Appleton is to have big pulp mill party
on the 3lst.
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And now its time to put your sausage
mill iu good running order.
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We haven't had a single stalk of that
celery Bryan Mason has promised us every
year for the past three years, and unless it
comes to hand pretty soon, We shall believe
him the boss liar of America-abou
celery.
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5 Albec. best OK bows 30
VIM j Moves. best OK yoke -
Il Mason, best sample OF hOTSe-shces 80
VI LaughrCu, second best -
Hubbard Noble, combined wagon box, hay
aud stock rack diploma
y AbierS, best farm trucks 100
l. Lien, good, durable, first-class sewing
machines diploma
NJ iiawlcy, Wooster Organ first class diploma
Esther Carr, Bazaar Platter diploma
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Glass 3E-Furming Implements.
Class 22-TriaIs O:Suced.

Trotting race for horses that have never beat
3:15-A X. Classons "Blacll BeSs' took first
money. SIS; T. Layino's Badger second, SO,
Simon HanSons Bay George third, So.
TrOtting race for horses that have never beat
BOON. ErcsOn's chestnut Frank took first
| money, S|j; Geo. Barkers "Buckskin' second,
so Jas. COrlew's BAY Dolly third, SO
Sweepstakes trotJing race Tufts "Pinery
Boy took first money, :;}5 \ p DiXon's Dick
Turpin'' second, $50; NJ. Prisons chestnut
Frank" third money, SD
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MANITnwoC. WISCONSIN.
AFFICE NEAR THE POST OFFICE CORNER
iot sth and Quay streets South Side S3S-iy
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THE STATE OVER.

Harris C0mtH-The Age smacks It's
lips over the strawberry baslS cts in the
express onice.--The success of the
coming state fair is assured, The
Houston rifle club is preparing for the
fair.
Grayson ComW-M0ior Doran was
confined in the county jail seven hund.
red and twelve days without having
seen the sun. No wonder his liberty
seems like dream to him On his re-.
lease some good-heartcd people provided
money for his present necessities
Fdyetc ComiH-T. W. Pierce, of the
Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio
railroad is out inspecting the line. The
president was in Schulenburg the other
day.--No serious damage 10y the grass
hoppers has been reported,
HcLeiim County, - Gen. j. B, Rob-
ertson is visiting Waco.----Wheat is
worth 81 40 per bushel.--Waco is to
have Mai-lest.--Amos Du Bose is
going to Europe city of Waco
has just borrowed thousand dol
lars at Is per cent, per annum to
pay her city officers Mr.. Frank
Sparks gave $1,000 for Mr.. Kollum's
sheep ranche.--Waco is to try for
water works soon Murray Wmn is
writing q novel VIII it win
Travis County, - Sheriff Sanlon Of
Brownsville is in Austin. lie says the
Cameron county Jail is still full of Mex
cans. Col. n l.. Norton has been en-
gagged as the permanent superintendent
of the fair grounds.--The names of
the Mexcans killed in the Bruggerhorlf
ditch We're Jaun Uriega and Victor
Gusman. The latter was the only de-
pendence Of an aged mother "A dog
named Gimp" was poisoned with nux-
vomica, and perforated with nine buck
shot. He still lives, The name saved
him. There is something in name it
seems.
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Houston and Texas Central Railway.

Buy Yeur Tickets and ship Your Freight
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STATE OFsTExAS.

II glves TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds Of the West. ag4
It's passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the state. Pullmans
Palnce Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave ~. Louis daily via the Nj, X. q r. R'y
at o .. m; Hannibal ut 10 q. M, and Sedalie,
at i8,93 y. M, running through TO Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change, Connection Is also made
Oh Sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail
way for the above named points. \ .
The connections OF this Road with the NJ,
X, q 4. at Denison for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas 4 Pa
cific ut sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, aud all points East and Southeast, and
at Houston with the O., IL. n =. A. for Sap.
Antonio, tho a., III. n IL. Tor Galveston, the
Texas Il New Orleans Railwayfor Beaumont,
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
SHIPS Tor all points ON the t}ulfand Atlantic
ooasts, and the Liverpool x Texas Steamship
Line To Liverpool, Havre and Other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while Its freedom
from dust and heat on account Of the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render 10 especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers IN preference 10 others, ~
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Except saturday. mt 2:20 p, M, Houston at
6,30 p. m, Hearne at 226 p. M, Dallas 7:35 ..
IN. and Denison at ll:I5 a. III. * WetWpi {
R,y Van, TieLats and shin Yonr praioht
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Foreign.
r,o Leading CIo,n,ng House OF Dallas

E. NJ. Kahn & Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account Of their
having the most extensive stock OF
well made eliot hing in the city Of Dial
las. and as good as is kept in Calves
ton. New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods as cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions
A glance at their stock wi convince
anyone as to the truth their asser-
tions. They also keep n first-class
stock of mems fur ching goods con-
sjsting of compete stock o. men :
hats. which they make aspeclalty or
also the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
Tbey also keep on hand the most com,
nlete and finest line Of neck wear and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-17
Houston \ Texas Ccntcral II, II,
Arrival ana Departure of tia Mails NJ
Dallas,

NogTHERR MAII~-Yia NJ, X, & r.. Il. H.,
comprising Western, Northern nud Eah,ern
Stalesl New YORK ana ~, l. uis mails nliya
nj d2b PM depart NJ 7i5 nm. r0nches CLOSE
~ ppm,
hOUTnKRH MAu.-NeW Orleans ana South
ern Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
waco, aud all other points Ia Southern
peXRs, arrives ~ 7jlb Am; depaTt W O,2O y,
IN, Pouches close NJ pm,
EASTERN MAIL-Via Z, ~ A., Il, r., CON,
pTRlng Souahern and Middle States, Louis.
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock
shreveport, ana all ENsternn Texas, arrives
daily at p,D PM departs ~ PIN, Pouch
clOsea al pm,
WEaTRRR MAIL From Fort Worth, Gle
hurne, dranbury, Woalherford, Decatur
palo Pinto, Jacksb0ro and western pOsts,
arrives nj p.in,i departs W am.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-17
DENTISTRY.

j. A, Sepgar has moved his Office IN Main
anu Lamar streets, over Underwood q Mar
sails, All whp deslro n,stg.uss work will
please call mp aud have their trslh "a
nmiued, M better lo have 6nol teeth than
hup hull ul CLOTHES, Apl t,f