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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-27
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAOR-
DINARYi
Ice Crenm-The Hest In the Ciiy.

Ice Crehm-Ths best In the WY
John Marini Is the Oldest established
confectioner OF Dallas, Main street,
two doors west Of Lamar street.
Honest John has reputation for
fair dealing which IL universally con-
coded, and those wishing summer 70.
ireshments OF any description should
not fail to give him call. None but
pure cream employed In manufactur.
ing this article Those wishing full
equivalent for their money should sup
their cream Ut his parlor.
The very best quality of Ice cream
supplied to ladies and gentlemen at all
hours OF the day ana evening. Roomy
and spacious purlor, well ventilated.
Ice cream and any kind of sher0et by
the gallon or larger quantity furnished
to housekeepers.
Bananas, oranges, and all varieties
Of tropical fruits kept constantly on
hand. --aplli.lm
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Sale Of Privileges.

The sale of stands, on the fair
grounds, during the Mai-fest, will take
place next Saturday, at three O'Clock
p. M, at the fair grounds. The follow
ing privileges are for sale: cigar stands,
restaurant, fruits, candies, ice cream
and cakes, flying horses, shooting gal
lery, hat and cloak room. apr25'4t
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LOCAL J0TTlNGS.
Local on the third page,

Lovely moonlight nights. Soon be
time for plcnlcs.
John Thompson In his play OF
"0n Hand" Monday night
Seven dead rats lay In pile
on Pacific avenue, last evening.
Our streets under the rays OF the
sun yesterday, emitted many II smell.
Wheat will begin to move In u
few weeks, and the crop will be quite
large.
The crossing Mt the corner OF Elm
and Sycamore streets Is still Ia u bad
condition.
Drainage OF the streets should be
the first thing wrestled with by the
city dads.
u. j. Craig, prominentment man
from Knoxville, Tennessee, Ia at the
LeGrand.
Mr.. Bohny was on tho street yes.
terday, not having suffered severely
from his wounds.
The Trinity threatens to slop over
from the heavy rains which have pre-.
vailed up the country.
The numerous thefts which occur
nightly are strong argument in favor
of increasing the police force.
--Ntna Hose Company No. ., will
meet Monday evening" all members
are requested to be present.
The dead walls are covered with
the circus bills, and are source of
amusement to the boys.
Judge Mcclure accepts Pleasan-
toms theory, and has had blue-glass
put into the windows of his office.
The opera-house Is being hand
somely decorated with evergreens,
preparatory to the soiree on Saturday
night.
Alderman Seay states the council
meeting the other night was the
first one he ever attended In his life
Notwithstanding all that, he bids fair
to make n good alderman.
One of the features of the great
show coming next month, will be the
balloon ascension, which Is free to all,
and, as Mr.. Toole, the director, says,
will positively take place.
The burglar who was killed by the
negro policeman in Galveston, last
Saturday night, was the most fashion
ably dressed man at the Grand South
ern hotel, and was especially devoted
In his attentions to the ladies'.
The free school movement meets
with appreciation from nearly every
one, and We hope next September to
see fine system inaugurated in the
city, that will be pointed at by our
citizens with pride. If this be done, IL
will materially increase the immigra-
ton to the city, and we hope that the
whole state will take hold and follow
suit.
Complaints are heard daily, re-
garding the Main street car line.
Ladies do not like to soil their dresses
and therefore prefer walking. We
would suggest that special pains be
taken by the managers, during the
muddy weather to beep them clean.
A coat of fresh paint would improve
their looks wonderfully.
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The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
Company, corner of Elm and Live
Oak streets, Dallas, Texas, daily manu-.
facture Texas baking powder at 20
cents per pound and Texas yeast cakes
at twenty cents per pound. Constant
ly keep on hand fresh roasted Rio and
o. G. Java coffee OF their own psrch'
ing. Prepare all kinds of pure spices
at lowest rates. Those who have used
their goods will use no other. Whole
sale and retail. Orders promptly at.
tended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
mphO 0-lm
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Rye, oats and cornat Haggarps
mch30.lm
Drink Sparks celebrated six year
old whisky, ut the Little House Around
the Corner api20' I'm
English dairy cheese at Haggarts
mch30-lm
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-Haggart has fresh Bois d'Arc, or
Usage Orange seed.-mch30'lm
-Ifyou want to save u hundred
dollars In the purchase OF II buggy, go
TO Orr's.--tl
If you want to trade IN old buggy
for "a new one, Orr's Is tho place. 1T.
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Tickets for Louisville, Nashville,
Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Fort Scott, New Orleans and Aus
tin, for sale at reduced rates, by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
tal
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Drink Sparkle celebrated six year
old whisky, at the Little House Around
the Corner. apr20-lm
90 see the buggles over Orr's sta.
BILE. IT,
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Tn rhose Athlete,

We would call your attention to the
extensive stock of trusses which We
are selling very low. We have all the
latest patent trusses which are war.
ranted to give immediate relief to
those suffering with a rupture. Call
and examine for yourselves at Beeler
& Cutters next door to pOstofiice.
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-lfyou want ~ guy an omnibus,
Orr IL the man to serve you.--tt
-Ifyou want to buy family car
rlage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.
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Drink Sparks celebrated six year
old whisky, ut the Little House Around
the Corner, aprD-lm
If you want the cheapest farm
wagon In the market, you VIII mud II
nj Orr's. IT.
-Ifyou want your buggy painted or
repaired In hrst.clasa style, 20 TO
OfT's.-lk
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In Trouble,

A man named Hunt hailing from
brentwood, has been In town some
weeks, and made purchases of differ
ent merchants and ordered them ship
ped to Brownwood. He stated that
he had money due him in Marshall,
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Novel Aavavstsipv

There is hand organ in grocery
store on Main street, which discourses
number Of lively airs, and when it
Is working, quite crowd collect to
listen to the dulcet strains emanating
therefrom.
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state Sunday school convention.

state sunday school Convention.
Delegates from the different Sunday
Schools in the state went into conven.
ton in Houston the other day, and
elected Rev. l.. II. Carhart, Of this
city, TO preside over their deliberations.
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You can save enough money 10
pay your expenses IN the road ny buy
ing your ticket from Fred Manget,
ticket broker Lelirande hotel. lie
buys and sells tickets 10 all points
Highest prices paid apTl7'tf
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OnlLoak for narKalnn.

Another car load Of bugglen and car
rages just arrived. II you want u
number one job, nj a Wholesale price,
call at Orr'a stable, Main NJ. Everybody
come and examine the work, aud gel
the prices, q. ]. ALLEN
moh2l dNwtf
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The toilet and cabinet collar In
beautiful maple and walnut boxes for
25c. ut GOi Elm street. Call and see
,hem. --aplli-tf
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NJ. POINTER vs.. H. D. ZACHERf' No nsli hs
Justice Court, Precinct NO. !,
Country. The STATE OF TE TEAS oble Of
rT'OTHE SHERIFF, or any Sons .as oath
i Dallas County, greeting; Whe 9,ay mat
has been made before me by M. foln' 60 Thai
II. ID. Zachary is a transient person. sssryed
the ordinary process OF law cannot U sndel,
upon him, you are hereby coli CON, Of Ibis
that you, by making publicatlohi in said
citation in some newspaper ptihteS asaIe the
county for three successive weeks Dt n. b.
return day hereof, summon the s nv tiny
Zachary to be and appear befose, en- l,e, nf Da.
Office, No. 304 Main street, in the ~ Pr day
las, in the county of Dallas, on W. of The
of May, 1877, to answer the com pia PIN Ihundred
said NJ. Pointer, for the sum oil one ~ cents
and forty-five dollars and twenty nls,Sv,rsnty
due as damages for a breach OF tne myachery
to a couveyaE ce made by the sal iid I" and
I'm the said Pointer, OF certain i" uT The
lotin the City of Dallas, situated ID Hsr
southeast corner Of Ross avenue AAU
wood street. ,,ate due
return as the law directs. 49,. "A DAY Of
Given under my hand this L ns
April, 1871. Il. Z. MS i,'o pace,
Precinct No. l, Dallas Oour---
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Mrs. Littell Il Thacher desires to
call attention Of the ladies Of Dallas
and vicinity to their new stock Of mil.
linery goods, at SO4 Main street. Also
ress.making.
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s,elIulOttI Jewelry,

Great reduction in prices In our
large stock Of Celluloid jewelry, in or
der to reduce stock.
GOLDSMITH, RoTHANTHAL Il Co.,
II ia and 7l6 Elm street,
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Creamery butter at Haggarps.
Just received. -mch3O-lm
--Haggarts sells extra Burlap sacks.
mch80 I'm
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Notice is hereby gwen that the tax
sales of property levied upon for de.
linquent taxes for 1876, Is postponed
until the first Tuesday, the 9Th day of
June, 1876. W. Ii. PRATHER,
Tax Collector, Dallas County,
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Normandy Cans.

A most beautiful assortment in la.
dies and misses Normandy caps have
just been received at the millinery de-
partment over the Dollar store.-tf
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I,naIes' auIls I,y RHpress.

Another large assortment OF ladies'
ready.made suits have just been re-
oeiyed at the millinery aud suit depart
ment over the Dollar store
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
FRIDAY MORNING APRIL ~
ADJUSTMENTS.

ODD FELLOWS nALL-rrof deoIge'S
HOTee,
TIidMPsoN's fHEATRE- Variety por'
formnnce,
CONCERT HALl.-MnAlo,
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Selling out cigars.

The cigar factory, at n Main street,
with moulds for twenty hands to work,
for sale at u bargain. A large lot Of
only fine cigars at very low figures for
cash. Call early to procure bargains
at 2ll Main street, up stairs. 29.5t
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stockholders Meeting.

The stockholders Of the Dallas City
Gas Light Company will meet at the
office of the company, corner Elm and
Market streets, on Monday, May 9TH,
for the purpose of electing directors for
the ensuing year. A full attendance is
requested.
SCHNEIDER, President.
b. ScRuGGs, Secretary.
Dallas, April %, 1877. apr26-l0t
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A line two.seat family carriage, ex'
tension top side lamps, but little used
and newly painted. A bargain. Call
nj 100 Camp street. apl2l.lw
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-Mardi Gras still in possession at
Freeman's premium art gallery, No.
sos Main street.-tf
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No ono ID u.hnrized 10 purchase any afll'
Gle whatever on the account nl TINS ith
Air without al order aligned ny ne,,.,.,,,
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California clover, or "Alfalfa, I
seed, at Haggart's. -mch30-lm
Choice cured buffalo hams at
Haggart's. -mchS0-lm
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Kid Gloves, In large varieties, our zoe "iuec'
HID being the best In the State.
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RuUaIo Ueadauarters,

A car load OF fresh dried buffalo
meat just arrived at Haggarps.
mchi0-l N
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JncOnets. Victoria Lawn, Piques, swiss, Bisnop
Lawn, NansOOks, Checks; In ihct' every arm
Gle In the White Goods Line.
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For Sale,

A secondhand piano for sale cheap
Inquire at the Dollar store.-tf
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NnIInF.

Mn, JonE W, VEALE Is our authorized agent
AZ ralO Pinto,
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All the new shape Hats, trimmed ana untrlnnsu
Iusf opened and direct from the mah"i"c
Iurers.
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nholee nunEarIan SEED

foI sale Ia quantities 10 suit purchasers
w s, y, RPEkCERs,
Pod uea u aler, iul Elm street Dallas,
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Hosiery, Of every grade, Isle Thread Hose, ~
solid cOIOrs, and all the IhshhOIihD" ""''
Something entirely new.
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Domestic Goods, of all description, mt wholesale
prices.
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,I,.n namasI, Table Cloths, bIeacIed and nm
bIenched Tea Cloths. Crumb CiOths, Nnphns
Dry Ties, Toilet Mats. Nottingham Lawns
and every article necessary Tor hOusekccP"s'
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Grenadines. Linen Lawns, silks, JncoMen, VT
candies and Dress Goods, Of every Style
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Ready Made Underwear, for Ladies ana thnnIo ,I
Also ~ beautiful LOT Of Rendy-hhde Dresses
and Travelling Busters
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SHIRTS, shiris,i shir9i'' Of every style and
Grade.
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SUES! SUES /! SUESl

Largest aud best assortment Of Trunks ana 'a''SeS
Ia the ciiy'
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NObby Ties, Fiohus COiinrelies, Lnibro'"eHe'
ituGkes and Lnces, IN endless variety
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UOrseis, ParasOIs, Fans and NOt0u' oil every i"-
nginabIe description and Style
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THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
BANKRUPT GOODS
IN NORTH TEXAS.
ISllffarnd TO Customers at PRICES which
Is Offered to Customers ut Prices which
AstOniSh the Multitude.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

WILL FIND big BONANZA" at tho Fancy 8 Auction
Store. GOODS Al WHOLESALE AND NEW YORK
PRICES DISCOUNTED.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-25
pora onnortunity to the Afflicted.

DR.. H R, Allen, the founder Oh .ne
National Surgical Institute, Is known '',a
throughout Europe and An'e'rcc' anu -
who las 10 equal in the treatment an ~
cure Of all human dcformitles, sncn a.
s so curvature, hip disease, crooked
and diseased knee and ankle / JOINS, y
club feet paralysis, piles, fistnla, &C,
will, with competent corps u PIP 10
s;stants visit Salt Lake City, U.al'
Nav 23d to Goth inclusive, 1871 !,
where be can be seen and consal'eu
in his rooms in the Townsend house.
II w will be prepared to treat all cases,
being supplied with great variety OF
annapatus made expressly for this trip
at at great expense. The afflicted can ;.
not afford to neglect this opportunity IT.:
Of being cured at home. The old pa,
t;onts Of the institute are requested to
come early. Way Nv"
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Is THIS TRUE2-Every day stories
come to US of the great restitution of
the laboring classes in the City OF
New York. This means the Irishmen
are suffering needlessly. That noble
race have furnished the Drawn and
muscle, the industry and blithe toll
which have built up the millionaires
of the great metropolis. 1t would
have been far better to have expend
ed all this glorious physical energy on
farms of their own in Texas, Califor-
MIA, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Nebras-
ka, and twenty other inviting and
fruitful sections. The hardy laborer-
the man who is really willing to work
experiences no earthly difficulty, in
a very short time, in owning his own
farm in those sections. The path is
just as open to his children as to him.
self. The facilities for rudimentary
education are just as great theme as
in New York. The same genial soil
that has made the pioneers of the
west wealthy will just as freely work
its wonders for him. By herding in
the great cities he cheapens his own
labor, and remains helpless. By push
ing out to the west he enters on
grand career of industry, self-reliance
and success. What Irishman can hes
ltate as to which he will choose?-
penury in the cities, or respectfully
and competency in the country
Sunday Democrat, Nea0 ,HSbernla, Pitts
burg, Pa.
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8 8 8 8 8 ! 8 9 sss

To the working ClasS-We can farnish yon
.ronIevnent at which yoR can make very large nav
in yo.r own localities, without being away from
Rome over night. Agents wanted ia every town
md e,,nnty 70 take subscribers for The Centennial
Record the largest publication in the United States
ie uages IS eeluKnsr Elegantly ILLUSTRATED.
Teryns Il per yeaF- Mhe Record is devoted n
whatever Is Of interest connected with the Centenn
a, year. The Great Exhibition at Philadelphia i
Sniiy frustrated in detail Everybody w&ntsit The
whole people feel great interest in their Conntrys
Centennial Birthday, and want to know all aboutit
An elegant patriotic crayon drawing premium pia
nre l. presented hee TO each subscriber. 1t is emit
lied I'm Kctnen hrange OF the One Hundredth Ami
yersary Of the Independence OF the United state.p
size % by - inches. Any one can become a suc
cessf,l agent for but show the paper and picture
and hundreds Of Subscribers easily obtained er
erywLere There no business that will pay like
mis- at present. We have many agents whs, are
making as high $40 per day and upwards. Now
{. the time: don't delay Remember it costs moth
inc 10 give the business trial. Send for circu
lars terms and sample eepy u paper, which are
semi free ~ all who apply; do II to-day. Complies
ont6t free to those who decide to engage. Farmers
ana mechanics and their sons AMI daughters make
the very best of agsnts Address,
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD, Portland, Maine
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THE SOUTHERN POLICY.

- Some Of the bloody=shirt Republic
anx atiII want to defend the rascals
and carpet-baggers in the Southern
States by the assistance OF Unlted
States troops. They keep up the
Old pernieiOhs howl that the war Is
not over, that the white man OF the
South will, if given half chance
eonsign the colored man to former
bondage, besides using many other oO-
noxious and spurious arguments 10
keen the votes of the colored race
But to the chagrin and sorrow OF these
selfloving and neighbor-hatlng men,
the negro is becoming educated ana
getting his eyes opened. He is be-
ginning to see that he is only beng
made of, and used to advance the per-
sonal interests of his deadliest enc,
mics. To-day the Democrats OF the
South are truer and warmer friends
of the co!ored race than the bloody
shirt FINGERS of the North. 1t is to
be hoped that Hayes will not be
swayed by these unprinclpled men,
but will lay all party interests aside
and do unto others as he would have
others do unto him. Be friend to your
neighbor and he will return the friend
ship; but treat him like a dog, and no
man can justly censure him should he
,retaliate. The South has had enough
of the military business, and it is only
astonishing that it mildly accepts such
treatment. To kick man when he's
down is too cowardly for honorable
men, and Republicans, as we'll as Dem
ocrats, should condemn in the most
bitter terms the policy of some Of the
Republicans in the Senate. Let them
stand aside from party, look at the
question in all its forms, without any
malice or prejudice-this is not an age
for fanaticism-and decide according
to the dictates of their consciences,
law and justice. When such policy
is strictly pursued and the State
Rights doctrine recognized the South
will return to the splendor and pros
perity of times gone by, the Govern-
ment will gain strength, we will be
looked up to by the nations of the
earth as a sample Of the superiority
of Republican government. Until
then we may expect to continue in the
same discreditable position we are
now in.
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"artImitating Nature"

A coating of diamonds on a pure cryS'a'
these are Partisan Diamonds heil
luster is perpetual. For sale only al
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jeweisy
Store TO Broadway, opposite Stewar 5
New York. Goods sent c o. d., win
privilege to examine before paying 1oi
them Send for illustrated price ISL
rSy" have no agents.
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DRESS MAKrNG.-The undersigned is
prepared to teach the Taylor System
Of Dress Making. Will cut and fit on
short notice and in the latest style.
Mas. j. II. BLEwErr,
Luna House.
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Miscellaneous War Items.

MANCHESTER, May l7th.-The Guar
dams dispatch from London asserts
that Persia has declared her inten-
ton not to join Russia.
BUCHAREST, May 18th The Rouma-
MAN Government has published q
note, stating that it can no longer
doubt that it is at war with Turkey,
by the fault of Turkey, and it must
take means accordingly.
Many monks are accompanying the
Turks to Caucasus to incite holy
war
An ironclad has left Soukgoum
Kaleh for Batoum to obtain arms for
the Circassians.
The 'cannonade between Oltenitza
and Turtukai continues.