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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-19
Mr.. GEORGE FnAScis TRAIN has given ua

Mr.. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN has given us
from time to time such encouraging reports "
his progress in evolution that We are surlr,, i
90 learn from him that the pro 'o-- has taken an
unexpected turn. H. writes as follows:
NJ, p-y. ho'osy ha- E,oni'd into Dcmonoioey The
one harmless tht uilcf. dangerous The iuuit
Evolution carries nae back o. nv little companions In
Madison square WHERE hope uu Grown person will have
tho impotence tn speak tO me. 10 ic CONSCIOUS ct
silently nutunr into The Mai.fIum o. Pate wi bout The
power f vance. Ifiau. strange fstluu rm
iuron-Inf thc wtafIer tni uttrr know uiiid
fWN nifft. ir .urHt.- Ny n ~ kvnuf 40 fnHN h 20
tNul aIt tIt.N uN0f u0ff Do 10, -VUd lt 90 journal
i-in aud tl0 I.lAc slN.c iNl0fer
1fthis Is domono'nry IL IS certainly not damon-
o'o-y of "a very INJURIOUS character. The soa-
SON now opening ls the pleasant 1T oi the ar.
Madison Square IL already gr''n with fresh YER
dur" undrr'oNi. and a." buds overhead viii
soon he bursting. TAelrl- ami Oh" chliir "a
nl-- Tho Kind 81 and eccentric GEORGE FE>Ncis.
Hnl vii hn clad o. l.m back n..4n. No
won "r th. lAuut.l liao-Yl h.r Want- 3, r'-
turn o. h.- little companions. and uodouht he
W.l ,' quite l- happy u Mao % square a- Ia
Philadelphia. fr,in- 90 -e' ,he world alright. We
congratulate SIR. THNN. thee lau..-. ami tho
ruarrvN-. ou tli- new .Nrm OF ltmonolo-y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-19

Io-m.r r,w Pm oil for 'Ao BA.. n us.
ElI lALNiN-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
aW THE WONDERFUL
 EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
HEEMAR.

IAis SneonsparahGs DEPURATTYB e 9 g9sgerItt! AhTERATIKE, T0NICs DL- ENT, cOhebiniRO. 'virtWes erhteh reHdes' s@t inU0tu0bte 0Ssd Ssevep- fatttRlg, and bv tts eO.;s'.;:.sd ss s:se sg;W thsro.Okly srsaG dtents are 0f G pSsreiy harRsIess essTae- tioSa, the prOdscts gathered frOWs respofe
 gvP;sJ viS;st..t TcvsssceS t; Sra arnere shers ts teGs, tt saeUer fGiIs iN ejectiRU thas dtseGsc through the 1sedissus Of fac sEiH, OP eE- ctan,seIs Of the bodv, FhereSv oIiSsriN0, t.s:: pSoSsr aud % Is 5.S:ssi ssg%Si sS sse sosSey sssS anS S:rs tss s s%ss s S.s :s % dOabteds reliGbilitv Gnd sronderSssl ears.- ttve properties, tt betng, 0sost esatesfsosl- 0nd the greGtest dtscocery Of the gIfeses.s age, iR tte treatment of everW diseasc s6Aere the blood itseIf e prtBsarIIv tLs ECROFULA 0ad tke tbOasaad assd oso causes that lead to tbte tevrtbto uGiietioR, cr sghtch @M etsi.ises .s cos,ss''..S.I'ies gre sssss s srsn s ssso % ss tsd "d yssrsA 's @. RESIE fS 6 SSs2KffNiRoSSss RSsS 7. 1sp .s Of msGis o,sce more to assassso EAe GOs-Ilks ~" For .iT = CUT1N go US DISEASES, URTN- ARY DTSDRDERS, CONSTTPATfON O7s g0STdEENESS, LLKER AND kIDNEr SESNDEE1k S Hfh ENi GksEMES44sT. HM q TIyT E,fs ZHELKOMATOg CANCER, HCURYr, AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES. INDO- PLANTS (GHd Co tue 0eSatIer Ses e ts . O0oss long sought for bD senstttce, saseep- tsbte, cad deltc0fe lesnates, as tt takes ALL FORMS OE CHRONIC DISEASE IN WHICH THE BLOOD IS THE SEAT OF THE TROUBLE, tt G taoafssa0te. A 9DeSSeUer0Mce Snifh thiS FeSaedn epffl DrDra es posttics and SernsGgsesse eVsrs Sss CHILLS cad FEVEEeD 0ssd au MALA- RIAL POINONS.
 a. IhOsssaads ef .TsstinsOniais ssssss shs truth Of these cIatAss.
 ui. I'rice, 'One Dollar, tR SarOe OoetIs, Ov eiU bottles, $6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
 AFFECTIONS. ,.. it TTpAeHEnM
TRACHEON.

.I A sItght sO-caIIed cold apSIs o6sfSaes teGd Co c sersOas cough, sshfelt, sfnAapef 5OP or badly treated, Wassst hapB baf Osss 9'eseeLt-Se wseegt ecesttseaee tst u snlflasf esse Of BRONCHITIS, or sCia0t e spnFsg. ehs deadly CONSUMPTTON. 1e nH sarsrfa9 from hnrasgtssg coss0h and eGperfoFaefoss, Perns0aseset settef. It amgasemfs eNpepao- s,nttOn, 0a$ eSa0bIes the patteNe Co eRpss th9t tes,S,tttg septic deposit, ssisieA, e fsfu aOttIsosst issdiciOus fresfnse,,f, gHe1sf aos,,-
 slsHntcGse stss p0fSogS to flte etssetsGass a.sb- stGnce ef tbe lstng, degeneraeiRg sad ds- etr0gtssg that Wt6st essenssaf OY Osslassn.
 aud sttttmaees oalN fBl sss epVlE as,d ssns~ timely death. TR1 1CHEON has go sVssul, s'Such less U Sssperi0rs aad tfs usa tHell t1nA oaet9 Prall0ce fte deposit, thereby aGsratna Ore0t seJSef, bst he@Ss the ssseslbpans oSs8 seaves the patient ts Possessieis OT heaifhB a.I. . Rrtess EIfsvs Gents per OeetIe, CT sas
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
.I B 9 9a"a~gngg'saa 8.l,G

aSaE0f fhe WOrk1nR CIRss.-We are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant smploymeat at home, the whole of the time, for teir spare mo- mens. Business new, light and profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn from 50 cents to $5 per
 ing, and proportional by devoting tIeir whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as mens1 That talf who see tis notice may send their address, and test the business we make paraleled offr. To s1ch not well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay fdrthe trouble of wfftih
 Full particulars, samples worth several dollars to cor
 mencs work on and acopy of Home and FiFeside one of the largest and best ustrated Publications all sent free by mai. Reader, if you want pefmanent, profitable work, address, GEORGE STIEsoN & Go, Portland, Maine. 1y44
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLIsH1NG co -~ef< dt.v ,,, Al Barclay Street. New York.

"RS. C0NNELLY'5 SALVATION for the Hair.- NA great discovery, warranted to restore the grayest haiTin few days to its original color It never failed to make the Hair grow leaves it clean
 soft glossy and beautiful and the scalp clean end
 eterious drugs found in it tI s Thea ineredi- ents to make eighteen ounces, prepaid by mail, to any part of the United Stafes receipt Of $1 send for circular. Address Mrs. ANNA CONN ELLY a7 Bond Street, New York.-Ldwrsnce Duty An.erican
 Jan 2d. 1877. siIfv91uF8 o4 Esvo S-Smt
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRnN

GASTRON 6 Q s0fs, spaedgv, 9Md posts s,,es,ss c,,J !. Ss.ie ~osss.se 2. e .s .ssr TestOfe the digestive 0rg0Ns Co eAetp gple- ti1se strength, and promote ths heasfh9 @ction Of the StOwsach 0ss6 tMfesttnas. 1Aa sservOsss tFsiea 6iIitv 0f Iiterarw an6 ale persons pttrsWissg Q sedentaru fffos % epeediEw TeSss0eed bv ehSS a3nnt. 7hs seOsis0ch iS restored Co health aud eAa hpw- note Of tke eystews sUtu once BsorU eosposs9 4sG the aDerfOrnsance of tnbora
 5. Price, One DoItdF, tR terpe bottle, or
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01

AN UNwELcoME VISITOR. can be the cause of the appearance, and decided. ly rapid increase, in central Connecticut.
 of 'chills-and-fever"? Forty years ago.
 ble disosdef was pfacsicaiiy dnkuoJn in Connecticut. During and since the war, it appears to have got a .foothold, first on
 the shore, betweeh NaW Fork and INkN
 Haven. and during the last four years it has been working It's way into this part of the Connecticut river valley. and some, other sections We suppose there are scores of cases of this formerly unknown disease in Hartford to day. and perhaps a greater number in East Hartford Wind sor and Manchester are also reported among the fever-and-ague places; and as for towns further down the river, the dis ease has been prevalent, on both sides of the Connecticut, every September for about foui years. It is getting to be A. regular South Carolina Aud AEaiylani. ''Eastern Shore,' arfanReme0t, 1n soma spots, right here in old Connecticut, where chills!and fever were formerly unknown
 but by report from the southern and vest ern s;a ates. There must be @ cause for
 the prevalence of this disease in this re.
 zion; cause more widespread than the local conditions pointed out by persous living in particular localities. The yell low fever scourge, which swept New York City eighty years ago, and the cholera in 1882, stopped abruptly at the granite shore of Connecticut. There, too, has been the boundary of the chills-and- fever afliction which has broken down So many otherwise healthy constitutinns on the op- Sposite shore of Long Island, and made life burden to thousands in the region of Brooklyn and qp AfieE New Jersey shorel of the Hudson. New Ehefiha, ,S3ith it's ancient occupation, and its granite forma- ton with it's sparkling streams and pure bubbIing springs. has hitherto been the exception to the autumnal rule of fever- and-ague which in so many other parts of the country has intensified the bilious and unhealthy complexion of the Ameri- cans. and made their lives miaafAl1sA we should be sorry to believe that Glis %xZ smption can no longer be counted on. The doctor, at their convention here last May, listened to paper which ascribed the Aap9 pearance of the disease in Connecticut to number of local causes-which may all be correct, but risaifapql8 8ton onEesmtlth6t impression that there is Some one cause that is more general. Has the disorder reached any New England state but Con neotfcat? In this state it seems that the hills afe still exempt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
TERMS.
A 1AA AA&1VAkVS a9INCLUDTNG POSTAGE) payable atrictly in advas,na
oI11Rs o5n'e~7a9s

discount oftwenty per cent, will be allowed to clubs Of four or more persons. Thus, four copies of Blackwood or one Review, will be sent to one address for ,$12, ,8O.s Four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood. for $48. and so on,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01

! Im00fDS SOAnxbe maasDy every agent every mouth &WH0 in the business We furnish, but those will &.NuNTihg to work can easily earn dozen dollars W00D day right in their localtirss Fave no t9..az room to explain here. Business pleasant and honorable. Women, and boys and girls do as well as men. We win furnish you complete Outft free.
 The business pags better than anythnRelse. wswiln
 Of starting you. Particulars free Write andsep. Farmers and mechanics. their sons and
 daughters, and all classes in need ef paying work at
 n0n1e eh0uld write Co ds and learn all about the work
 at once. Now is the time. Don't delay. Address 1yA TRUE CO.,, Augusta, Maine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
PREMIUMS.

2 New subscribers (applying early) for the year
 1877 may have, without eharges the numbers for,
 they may subscribe for. 4taio s@3eh os1t f0a Neither premiums to subscribeft, nordiscount toclmbs can be allowed unless the. money ls re- mitted difect oatlie publishers. No premiums
 given to clubS,gg krFsl 'eRssFg3 sM py bsss F Circulars with further particulars may be had on 'applicatiOneS Ez CT ss 3stAEf2S01 os e&W 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
PILES. HsmOnhOids.
DILLON.

MaMv causes ssssa Co prodssses ehss onss. fek aud distressing State. Tho bieoa 6a FetGrded tss ttS FetWraS the to0 frsqNsn1 SeSe Og @q0Stec pegO0eteeS esnde e 1Igodosee conlestton or Ate bOeCets, torpid Gcftom of the tteePS and ssBsaer0sts etlt6F Oosasns @Ps tle s0ssrce of thts coMptailst, and htfherfo ssOthitsO efectWoE kaS eesss ppeseafea e ths psbttc, srhtch er0ss.d rupSdfv affsgtass symptoms and tltts,atesw PpUve an eject Gee essre. 1se PILLOW sc0 haeO Q grssesfw aClsieh Ss0t only acts GtnsOst tassanflN, bee 2 AaCStk sens0ee the t0rOegt tssDsOys of ehe raFfa EEtkeSI OV QOsorpttoslp 0ssa usaNn ecAo hGce TecetUe6 sses only beNe11f, Sod hous 0eess sGdtcGlIN cured, have 6eep qsswrssi IpriOP Co WetNg thts teeatWsent) bW essf- tslesst sstr0eosls tltot fho asfg Feifsf GAeN
 ecer cOWt& erpect Co Iige, spOii6 e oR an operation, and Tenaowin0 Se-OF ahsEs &rsns
 tte body by c procedure tehtch sseeoastfmf- , ea the knife. Iysts remedy has Deem hatta1
 ectth deti0ht, and ts slosO prescrtbe6 tW
 Ale@mW pF@ettsS peystctans, tgko oee o61s
 ssSSGFt of its Wseritsa as tho oHip kaOurrs sure cure fos' PILES. wv l, T1'
 Pegsss, 1Ifsv cepss ger PashaOs, Orstv
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01

sA THE ABOTE REMEDHEs Ann s sfhQross1h tss tAe eFadtratton of fhe dI9sr-
 eNt 0DsG V0rt0sss Ns0gadies denopDsfpsafpu.
 @11@ ere tbe. s'eststt 0f patient, armrchfssO.
 k0OQFd0atSs aud scteSsttftc tsspesffvafSssl. z seMsbsocSnG e period ofsNsaSsh BeiSa. SSs Eser0pe aud AmericG.
 A1 xfthe specific, direcftona as,e ensa.sfs-a 4 GCStls, thoWSdsads of aDdfiesfs eciH bear Sgif- sSese to .their, ,eetati6e bNsFits, sad eapPs8- crate eUerW assertion. uhere fRers are
 sssGsy complications or siSsrtsse. asld l.s1-
 tie5ttsl so deStrc, DR. CHANDLkR ertta
 be pleased to OtVe au iHfOrmaffen, @nes treat by letter V keccSsaFg. -.
 Descstpttoe GSaS EBptaHotOPO otFetf- 1Sqg pf the etove remedies eent ssA eesosRf FTEDTGfHEy. gre mol Sn sais = 1 sf 1 = .,o,.. = = pGrttesstGr drG00tst's, sessf oFdsrs Co DR. CHANDLER. t.@ ..,.. .s-a 1878 HrOsAway, Now.York o,sy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
$: ssIss s;s s::s:

Talk asd Medical Common sense,n4- nearIy 1000 pages POO by Dr. E. B. Feotes of 10 Lex ington Ave. N. Y. Pufchasers of this book are at liberty to consult it's author in person or mail free
 Price by mail, postage preraid, $S.25 for the Stan- dard edition, or $l 50 for the aPapmgnra eaitibns which contains all the same matter and illustrations
 Contents eables free. AgeHts Swm nted z MURRAY HIL.L PUBLISHING CO., l29 East 2Sth Street, New York. .get58euT s@eg g8saFN 8aft A7ril
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01

, &r Af1er stears Of the asOst eabopfsssa Fe- eearch aud SaCestigatt0ss, and afvrr ths practical application i1s tgeatnsenffo fAoss- 1T. D., M0sc fDS'esessts to tbe Aasertcssa pab- slio the fOlLOsriIlg rensedtes, his sole dfs-
 cOUeFy dSs6 iSrOperty, tkse e6icaeU CT sraseh SiS Gttested fls tte cOtlsntiHO QttanstfH of testiMOIsiaIs, the Wns0tieited oHeriags O6 sWferifg and disc0SsFaged patfents, srh0 hGWe 9GOt 0sGty s-eCetUess restrf oad beaeaf JfOns- theit. c0sseissesed Stse, 6uf haee been
 radically cured Of ailments aud chreate cOnepIGiSGtS, scIatch hare beeR adiHdgei by the most esIetsGeSst physiciaRs aS h0Pefess,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01

SEencsf EAss q suspected. sheer at the dended carpet bagger vas the cause of nas rapture with the; President He want 70 .ee White House soon after the inauR - EI..aon to seA Mr Hayes, and found MT. As,loee, od Louisiana. waiting there wlth negro named Lexis. When fha rras. dent entered, MT. .KelloQ0 nresentaa[ sh. negro. and remafked ltkk9 9.he val ~, at;~S of LOuisian6. Tue Pfgsident sboot b;s nand very EaFmlx. and said: ssMr.. I,ewia.. am 90 glad to hear you arc nakiva. .s ne 1'onlslanA There were several nersone there. and Spencer was so enraga5s hs, took his hAf aud laft. Ig "
 E@ zN soss Gssne8sEE +esqi
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
Naugatuck Railroad.

 omaencing June 25th, 1S77, {, t tains will leave OLIrCHFIELD STATION as follows v 77'e7 , or, ai9z es!nnragg os he5ITodtGa gr 7.OS A. NE57Freight Train for Bridgeport.f zot 7.3O A. Mi Passenger trains for Bridgeport. and 1 S5 P. MI New Haven Cthrough car9 ponnsct- s ETTn4 ing at Bridgeport with Express l l ! trains to New York; at Waterbury
 saEfor af5fofd.x1Sa 31Ehn h5I 4.5O P. M~@Milk nsiuaFpassengerc attachea
 a.4eonneeting st Bridgeport githn ex-
 s,ss press train to New York, i, also with zvergY steamboat leaving Bridgeport at Il Y @@~ P. mt fSaturdays exceptedl. On
 aoSuudays, milk tfaiH leaves Bridge
 aeport fers Winsted Ut z7.O0 a. .lm., sfes
 sf taFnlngaI leave sLitcbfeld3 ioatt
 pssntak : eEissssW Yd hIpt3
 FOR TWISTED.
 10 5J AZ M. f3:1s: 4.5o: 7.15 P. M c wATERroWNT6 WATERBURY T. R.'.,'e, g Trains leaEeW Watertown st 7sS5 4. enr.. and a.4s ?. M, connecting with passenger trains to New York and Hartford 9 ! Leave wasefbuf at4fS6 8. m and 6sS p. n. .i on arrivafofi fitrains from New York. .gTsEo5Ss Sfages to- and from Isitchfeld sronns f with Ml trains st Litehfeld station. aFesfs.q : Thomhs stage for Bethlehem and Morris leaves Watertown daily. 5. s1sss.s Y Ler 7'7 IVY Stages for Woodbury, HafWinton, Otis. Cole. brooks and Goshenl connect wiIh fO.l0 a. na 1 train lrom Bridgeport. .sltasgaW ya Ea65 .a| AQsconnt of cents made to PassenRers par.a a eha&iMg Tickets at the Office. sEl
 GEO. W. BEACH, Superintendent. Bridgeport. June 18th. 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01

when 1t was announced in Colorado. the morning after tue recent election, that fes- male suhnge had been defeated. every married man in the State stood upr before. hls wife and swefe an awful oath. ns. round and strong as Limburger cheese. that be had yoted for the yAmendmehte but ss then protestations and the vote ln the affirmative don't agree. their wives areas yet undecided whether to keen ehem under thehed fewudnyss lonrsrrors brlng 'em out and contest tlie election n
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01
THE IMPORTANT POINT
WILSON'S. ..-e. TOMS.

i en 238 Main St. Hartford, Conn.
 w. sterh offces St. Louis. Mo. and oskalOcssa, Iowa ? t- a oWJ hst,. StntE efA 74-1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01

5An Irishman from the s'old country" saw turtle for the first time, and at once
 made up his mind to capture him. The
 turtle caught him bv the finger and he, holding it out at arms length, said: s'Haith, and ye hadIbetterDles iooss yt1e
 howlt ye have, or I'll kick ye out of the
 very box. Ye sit in GU n9da8Tf hn6 :
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01

We are not surprised to learn that Le- tarrier, the celebrated French astronomer, died poor. Astrqpo olay isthe poorest lpsg-f ing business man can engage in. Some astronomers don't discover more, than one new planet g year and then, ge never hear round sqns There is noseg money in
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-01

.rIavll4a7'rs l47s HFosdvay, EevlxoFh Olsv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06

Last light an alteration took place,
at the Lqdy Clay saloon, between n
young man whose name we did not
learn aud Mnoh'Mouth Harry, the
boss Of the institution, Ia which the
young man drew pix.shooler and
fred At Harry, hut missed him. lie
took 10 the woods, the police after
him, but he managed to escape them
The carrying of pistols IL becoming
more and more prevalent every day
The law, though very stringent In this
matter. seems to DO inefficient to pre-
vent II, There should DO statute
making It II penitentIary oiiense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06
JUDICIAL.
DlstriOt Court.

DiatrAOt court.
The case of w, H. Lambeth, ct nl.,
Va. Hardin Hart, ct al, The suit was
brought to recover land. Verdictrend-
cred for the defendant.
County Court.
The State Va. Sarah Scott, charged
with theft, found guilty, and sentenced
to work twelve months on the county
farm.
The State W.. Tom Smith, who was
charged with kicking and beating u
lady of color, with whom he had pre-
viously been living He had married
a white woman afterwards, and the
affair seems to have been caused by
jealousy on the part of the dusky dam
sell who did not wish to surrender her
right and title to the affections of
Tom. We would state, however, that
the rom Smith referred to-. is not the
proprietor of the LoGrand, but was
chef dc cuisine at the Lamar. The trial
was continued till to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06
.rnnnI,er,a II,nfIInie-

The teachers institute TO be held IN
this city, July II, should be attended
by the many teachers Ct Texas, who
know how important 1t is that they
should enlarge their professional ex-
perience by well-conducted organiaa-
ton. The names Of members attend
ing, will be published, that school
communities may know what toach-
ers are still In the field for active work
IN the educational cause, Those who
cannot attend, should send communi-
cations to be read, before the institute.
Letters to James b. Simpson or Rev.
Mr., Nicely, Will receive prompt atten-
ton,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06
.1is,o,,e tiroun,i.

At the foot Of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many a
hard battle during the war. ON that
same ground, nearly forty years ago IA
victory was gained. more glorious than
any gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver discusses,
that excited the wonder OF scientific
men aud physicians, Purely yegeta-
bio, 10 exoelled la curative properties
the mineral drugs, such as calomel,
aud was as harmless 10 the system and
almost IA pleasant 10 the taste as co.'s
fee, This worldsfamous remedy IL DR..
A. q. simmon's Vegetable Liver Med
lclne, manufactured by NJ. A. Thed'
ford n Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t Is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which VIII be
given TO all applicants free OF charge.
jun27.d&wlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06
Moving,

Messrs. Morton d Smith, undertake.
ers, are to-day moving from their
former place of business, 400 Lamar
street, to $40 on Elm street, immedi-
opposite the Methodist Tabernacle. At
the new quarters Mr.. Smith will have
a residence attached, and will be there
night and day, ready to attend upon
professional duties.-june8dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06
barrels, Barrels. Barreis!

The Dallhs Barrel Factory Is now
prepared to fill orders for molasses bar
rels, halt barrels and kegs, manufac-
tured ont of well-seasoned cypress tim.
ber Would respectfully call the at
tention OF farmers and merchants
thereto. Send for prices before pur-
chasing In other markets. Am also
dealer In flour barrels, slaves, head
ings and hoops, and can fill orders
from mllers ut short notice. Repair
ing of all kinds of oooperage promptly
done. Factory corner of Houston and
Elm,streets, near Todd's Touring mills.
Address, X j. KIVLEN,
July 4.d&w3m Postotllce box 2l0.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-06
contracting ana Iiuiiding,

We refer our readers to the card Of
Mr.. @. A. Gin, the old, well and favor
ably known contractor aud builder,
which appears under lis appropriate
head Of new advertisements this morn
ing. Mr., GIN needs no commenda-
lions from us. His work oil over this
city IL his strongest card. We can as'
sure those who contemplate building
this season that Mr. q. is thoroughly
reliable, IN excellent workman and
with energy enough to accomplish all
that Ia possible 10 human effort In a
given time.
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Married.

Ar p, III. yesterday, by Justice Mo
Clure, ut the residence Of the bride,
MIR. a. Fourche. Of Corsicana, to Mrs.
Bertha Schadell, OF this city,
We tender our old friend Fourche
and his fair and accomplished bride
the warmest congratulations of THE
HERALD, The happy pair left last
night by the Texas and Pacific for an
extended tour IN the north. May their
pathway through life bo thickly lined
by flowers, and JOY sit mn ever present
guest at their hearthstone.
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Deputy Sheriff Ton Dickson OF
Waxahaehio, was ia town last night
lle was lopklng Tor au escaped county
convict who had been placed out Mt
work In the town and ran away He
was found last night at the Pacific de-
pot aud escorted 10 the county jail,
whore he will Tomaln until taken
baGt
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A Gard.

The little Spanish cigar dealer has
the pleasure of notifying his friends
that he has opened store under the
operahouse, and that he keeps cons
stantly on hand the best imported and
domestic cigars, also fine stock OF
smoking and chewing tobacco. The
public would do well to call and exam
Inc stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. Yours respectfully,
JunoaO.lm II. PLATAS.
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Al a manager Of hotel in Texas,
Dr. Cole, OF the National, is an un.
doubted success, as the universal salts.
faction given at the above hotel
abundantly proves, No better table is
TO be found in Texes, and the rooms
arc simply admirably managed. Com.
mend US to DIR. Cole all the time. We
trust soon to see him In house com.
mensurate with his merits,
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installation Of omesr..

At a meeting Of Ctur de Lion lodge
No. 8, Knights OF Pythias, held last
night at their Castle ball. the follow
Ing officers were Installed, to serve the
ensuing term: J. O. Leigh, 7. G.; j..
w. Wright, G. CT e. ]. Smith, V. G.,
Paul Furst, p; r. p. Aunspaugh, M OF
r.; J. s. Burton, NJ Of E.; T. Q. MatA.;
j.. =. Daugherty, J. g.; J. II. Bosley,
O.G.