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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-12
THE STATE OVER.

Washington Co,my-Whilo Ned Pas
ohal was cleaning out well, the rope
to 10 bucket Of sand which was being
drawn up, broke precipltolMg the
bucket 10 the bottom, striking Psehnl
an the bend, killing him Instantly
o. Crozier constable, rendered his rcslF'
nation. which was accepted and MARI
shall Williams appointed in his place.
I'D Morton, II negro, was jailed tor
driving dray Oilpin speed through the
streets of Hrcnlmm "A difficulty oc'
cured Sunday night between Alfred
Gee and Robert Iuckoi in which the
latter was shot through the breast aud
il is thought fatally wounded, DR. sgd
Smith then shot At Gee, but missed
him
Collin ComM-John Rhine, Of African
descent was fined twenty'three dollars
and fifty cents for dciOcing the court
house with his chirogrOphy, 1.-TWO
men, named Scott and Kendall, got into
u row in a Mckinney saloon, the latter
cutting himself slightly in the hand
with n knife, being the only damage
done ---jack Mceks, while feeding II
cotton gin and thinking about some.
thing else got his hand iearIully man
gled 1.-The fair begins on the 10th,
Gray8on CoUtM-A Mrs, McGee was
fined ten dollars and cost for keeping n
disordcrly house in Denison, refused to
pay the same, was iugged, paid out and
sued the city for twenty thousand dol,
lars, getting not ccnt----The pupils
of the Denison public schools number
four hundred and twenty-five, Six
ear loads OF Durham bulls and hoilers
forty hogs, twenty-five Coswold sheep
n fine jack and several .jennetts from
Kentucky, passed through Denison en-
route for Goliad county.--The News
insists that Denison is ahead Of Sher
man in the cotton business THE
News is mad 1t presented bill to the
city council for letter heads furnished
the mayor and the council refused pay
ment. 1t says he gets salary of one
| dollar per month
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The New Comet Nenr saturn, Mars and
It's satellites.

The new comet can be found saws a
New York scientist, most readily by the
aid OF the planets Mars and Saturn. The
bright red star in the south in the even.
ing is the planet Mars, the recent dis
coyery of whose satellites has created so
much excitement in scientific circles
A little to the left and somewhat above
1.-THE nearest bright starts the plan.
ct Saturn. now especially interesting
from the position of its ring. Toward
this planet Mars is now moving. and on
November Sd they will be very close to.
gether. The comet is now about three
times as far from Mars, toward the left
and somewhat below IT, II is moving
rapidly, nearly in the direction of the
bright star, Fomalhaut. below Mars. and
will pass near that star in about FORT
night Its distance from the earth is
small-how small we cannot know until
after further observations-and what
ever change there may be in the bright.
ness OF the comet during its visibility
here will be wholly owing to its coming
nearer or receding further from the
earth, and not to any change in the ac.
tual brightness Of The comet itself The
comet is outside Of the earth's orbit. and
to have bright tall at that distance
from the sun, must be a body of consid. |
cradle size. IL will be visible with |
small telescope and possibly even with
nm opera glass.
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A Queer Little Beast.

The Norwegian lemming is an animal
about the size of mouse. Ii lives
under stones in the summer. under
snow in the winter. II Kisses and bites
About once in ten years they emigrate
in the autumn, in large armies. They
march in a straight line. They cross
lakes and rivers They 60 through
haysiacks rather than 90 around. Moth
ing stops them, not fire, cascades nor
swamps. II a man stands in the way
they will jump at him as high as his
knee. II struck they will turn around
and bite and bark like a. dog. Foxes,
lynxes, owls, hawks and weasels will
follow them and destroy large numbers
Of them. but it does not check them.
They continue their course until they
reach the sea, into which they plunge, as
persistent and progressive as ever, until
the waves drown them and exterminate
flam
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-12

If Mr.. Hayes doesn't persevere in his
southern policy to the end of his term,
it won't be for want of encouragement
from the people of this section. Not,
withstanding the people can not forget
or forgive the fragrant outrage pcrpetra>
ted by the electoral commission, yet
they are disposed to do the president
more than justice, How etlectually does
southern treatment of Mr.. Hayes refute
the charge OF the radicals, that the "old
unreasoning hostility" of the south is
still rampant. They have never been
convinced that the south could be
made to tolerate with any degree of
heartipes n republican administration,
however liberal and fair it might be-.
This charge is eitectuclly answered by
the southern press and people since Mr..
Hayes southern policy was announced.
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The bottom of the Sen from Balloon.

From Chambers Journal. The most
enthusiastic advocates of ballooning
would have hesitated to declare that
submarine surveys were within the
province of the aeronaut. Such, how.
ever, is the case, since NJ. Duruof and
his companion going up in balloon
on the 18th of last August, at Cher-
bourg, and being at an altitude of 5000
feet, were amazed to see beneath them,
with startling distinctncss, every rock
fissure and depression at the bottom of
the sea, And yet the sea opposite Cape
Levy, where the aerial voyagers OBJ.
tanned this birds eye view, has an aver.
age depth OF above two hundred feet,
SO limpid did the water appear that the
under currents We're perceptible, while
nothing would have been easier than to
sketch or map the bottom of the sea-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-12

70 u man or woman without an appetite,
"the best the market affords" presents little
or no attractions. The sooner such II hap
less individual puts the gastric organ in "
condition to enjoy the edible comforts
which II bountifdl providence has provided,
the more reason there will be 20 feel CRATE
ful for the suggestion, To do this, invlgo-
rate the stDm ch with HoStetter's stomach
Bitters. which will enable that organ to dl-
gest properly, and since good digestion is
the parent OF appetite, give birth to II desire
for food Mt tho intervals appointed by ma
ture. with chronic want of appetite AFRO
usually associated nervousness, bi iOuSness
and constipation, three evils which are
speedily overcome by the bittors All per-
sons of a dyspepttc or bilious tendency
should use this healthful tonic daily, o ut
least three or four times week, A persu
nnce OF this course win soon insure aud con
firm radical change for the better In the
condition of the stomach aud associate or.
gans. tilOctl5-wlt
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Ehe Anxious Souls AT the capitol
COmiOTIed.

Judge Spohord of Louisiana, has
brought comfort to some anxious souls
in Washington by assuring them that,
whatever may he the result of the pros
ccution Of the members of the infa-
nous returning board, it will in no way
affect Mr. Hayes title to the presidency,
This is important only as indicating
how fearful are those who aided in the
consummatioE Of the electoral fraud.
Nothing that can be proved against
Wells Anderson and their associates
will add anything of importance to the
knowledge of their rascality which is
already in possession of the public, 1t
was ell known at the time when the
electoral commission voted not to con-
slider it and Mr. Hayes holds his of
fee not by virtue of the concealment
of fraud, but in spite Of its open acN
acknowledgements lie is safe in his seat
whatever may happen.
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OUR COMING FAIR.

Tho Indications no,y ara thoi out
Gamma C,ir vill be fine loroost and mosl
hnnor,nnt IN mnnv resneols which has
o,o, ,,ot heen bold IA lhe atnte Our
noople are Glly oroused 10 the great Inn
norlonoe Of buildlnp nm here the lead
inc agricultural mechanical and stock
oxhibition In the state. In every re-
spoet this IL the most fitting point being
moro accessible ~ outside exhibitors
and nlso fine very centre and core ol
the agricultural operations Of the state,
Hero our people are rully alive to their
peerloss advantages of soil, climate and
TRANSPORTATION, and here they are dis.
posed to concentrate the interest in
these exhibitions It is all folly to
think of exciting general interest in
mere county fairs, While they are use.
rul and even necessary az n sort of local
annual exchange which ought to be
lostorcd and encouraged in every way,
vet the history of such enterprises res
ycals the truth that, Ms u rule, not more
than one fair of commanding interest
con he buill nm and sustained in one
slntc After varied and irving oxpe,
rienco in n cnll,licriyalry nonorally poo.
ME settle down upon one point and
very soon thew have "A pcrmoncnt nm.
nuol lnir Of which the whole stnto is
proud and which is of vast utility TO
fine neonlc This we sov has boon the
Icxnnriencc or MI fine oldor siotes and
will uroyo To be tho caso finally in
Texas
Now ,yocontond that DoIloe hoe od.
vortogos or locotion which M mint IN
fine stote can comnoto with and for
this renson tho normonont annual ov.
hihi,ion or tbo ototo should ho loootol
horo our ,rourds ava or,,Io ond on
Corturotol,, s;trotod 40 10 la oos;l,, Inn.
nroyod and nul IN shono 10 oocon,no.
l,to tho ovhu,i,;or Tbo,. o,o oo,vo.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-12

So far as accounts 60 it is built,
steeplc and all The other day the
people gathered to dedicate it. The
bishop announced that there was a
debt of $4,000 on the building. Subs
scriptions were taken up, and begins
ming with three of five hundred dollars
each, rolled up to $1,000 altogether.
There they stopped. The bishop then
offered benediction and dismissed
the audience, remarking that the church
would be dedicated when the debt was
paid, and not before This is the SUBJ
stance of the story boiled down.
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PROCLAMATION.
CHAS n, PIERCE
Oianoger

IN thc name AMI By The authorjty Of the state Of
TCrdS'
|, II. h. Hubbard, Governor of the state Of
Texas, In accordance with this provisions of
An act of the Legislature Of said state, ap.
proved August ~, 1876, do hereby invite
Sealed Proposals for II lease OF the Texas
state Penttcntiary, ut Huntsville, in said
state, and the labor of the convicts belong
ing thereto, for term of five years, commence
ing January |, 1878; said proposals to be in
iorSed: Proposals to lease the Texas state
Penltentiary at huntsville" ana to be filed
in the office OF the Secretary OF state, at
Austin, Texas, on or before The first day of
December, 1877, on whichdny said proposals
will be opened.
For full information as to the property to
he leased and the terms and conditions of
lease, apply to the Secretary of State VINO
will furnish printed circular
-, In testimony whereof / hereto sign
I LIS. my name and cau,e the seal of state
- be affixed, at the city OF Austin, this
the 25th day of September, A. y lN77.
II. b. HUBBARD, Governor,
BY the Governor.
l. G. SrARCY, Secretary of State.
Sept3Od W-WRtilldeCl
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DIR. j. JON E ~ .
OFFICE OVER OGDEN wOLFF's STORE.
Cor. Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas. Texas

Does general practice In Medicine and S,,r.
gerry. Gives special attention to diseases of
lrCIHen and children, and 10 ali diseases nsr.
taininR TO office practice.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
A circular on diseases OF the Heart and
Lungs, Nusdl CadTTh, Dyspepsia. TIgD10ys.
HenlorThOfds, Efc /, will be sent TO snv nd.
dress, by mail, ON receipt Of two three cent
stamps.
Also irtrdte Circular sent sealed on receipt
OF two three cent stamps
oince hours-9to ii n. m, To aud : 20 Q
M iy2adtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-12

THERE is something fearlully wrong in
the mails, For some two weeks we
have not had more than one or two
Sherman daily papers, and for the same
time but one from Denison and not
more than three OF four from Calves
ton, while our own subscribers are
grumbling because they DO not get Tur
HERALD. What is the matter Won't
Judge Norton call the postotlicc agents
attention to the trouble?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-12

THE Hamilton HerdM complains that
the Galveston NemS does not distribute
its credits properly. The leviathan
locates Hamilton county in the terriN
tory occupied by Jasper and discourses
of partial crop failure and bad health.
The Herali says crops were never better,
and the general health as fine as possio
BILE. The HeraM wants credit for its
county for these favorable conditions,
to the end that immigration may be in
vited rather than repealed,
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@ailv @erala,

rus b.lM liERALD published every
mOrnins, eGo,pt on Mon lay, NJ SO Pc
hnnuii Ia idYanoe, postage prepaid or
3oeu por week delivered In no city,
ADyElHlaEINd HATEsl one square ten lines
nnnPlH0lll Que time " 10 esGh subsequent
Insertion, 7bG ntR Special rninR lOr weekly
monthly ana yearly advertisers,
1hE WEEKLY HERALD " published every
Saturday nOrni Az NJ W CO per year, post
nge prepaid.
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The ldiOmnIic French 81 Minister
Moves

Puck Minister Noycs has leased II
house belonging to the eX,Emprcss
Eugene, in the Rue Caillot, Paris And
when the kitchen boiler bursts. and the
dumb waiter refuses to work, the repre-
sentative OF the United States addresses
a memorandum to his hndlady, and
informs her that il the chaudiere de la
cuisine isn't promptly fixed into, and il
she cant send some one to rcgarder
into the garcon muet, there is likely to
be n iriendlincss in the diplomatic rela-
tons of the two great republics.
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Tnr working mems party of Austin
had meeting the other night and
member made the statement that the
Statesman stood ready to cooperate in
the movement, This or any other ism
for the democratic Gu Statesman
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CARD.

MesSrs. bargain Il Trezevant, General Agents
Fire Association OF Philadelphia
dENrLEMEN-l take great pleasure In nc
knowlcdsing payment in full (S2 800 Of the
Insurance ON my dwelling, destroyed by fire
ON Friday, October 5th, and white the pay
fair dealing company, the promptness of the
settlement shows fully the advantage to all
Insurers In placing business direct In the
hands of managers whose position enables
them To adjust and settle, without waiting
for instructions from some Ill tant homo
office or Hgency headquarters. Respect
mlly, HENRY LOEB.
Dallas, Texas, October H. 1877. octI2d3t
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+ tf;WIL,L IL co. Real Estate Agents,

T. L.WlLLEMET6 co. Real Estate Ager,s
L have for sale: agents
Iafge amount of Improved md tr,i,,,
PrWUnfu fiopertv In the city of Dallas
! th4ui proved Property: Lots On Rnss 49,.
| nue., san JacintO, Bryan, in the Vg,, aNe
anu MI other portions OF the cl,,, a.s
| WE'VE blocks in Halls addition |' anu
improved Property: Iot S5,s,n TOO, -.
u ~ e Cak street. Two houses Mrs "T' on ~,
"cuWihs :: Very cheap. % -
LOU ana House on Live Oak stree,
y acFts OF Ground, with fine i,n,ro,..
ments, one mile souti OF Cnp,f n ,,l prove
county Property 23i' Acr", a., tip y
I,oil IN corporate limits of Tho ci,,,
from the city. anu a-haii miles
~, on ,o very me Improved Farm. adioirir,
90. Nv WI, II vi Lancaster, very chpsp and %
10y terms. Also fine Innro,,a, ~" F,,, o.i
yearly income = 100. "Fio'cl Fdfm;
slVy,VD OF Lands in Dallas. Ellis nan ~.
In IaIKeT, Iarrapt, Wise, and ntbsr en,,,-
tles In North Texas. GIL" "thef couh-
IN, improved AMI Unimproved pro,sr,,. TO-
roa,e IN me city. Also, several fsrn;s ~,
i' W. VI tease ON reasonable terms '''
"Anteu A partner with a ranitaI NJ can
a. r -. IN good established business
III itAIists Will find il TO their advat1tasle h,
s ~. On US as We have several other afrars
III paAlbg Investments. ''i'is
flee. 4, "i ~ enquire at our Of
~ a. Estate Agents, iner Main ana pov-
OCt7-lw
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POWELL & GAGE,

We will fnd buyers for Lands. Farms and
City Property. We will nnd renters for
Farms, Dwellings and Stores Furnish M.
stracis, perfect titles. pay tx =, etc. Negoti
ate loans on real estate security. MAKE sur.
yeys ana paTtit Ons Of land in city or county,
Buy. sell and locate Ian ceriincat s.
Farms and city property In the Softh 10
exchange for Texas property.
Having an extensive acquaintauce with
capitalists Of the older states Whose atten.
ton is turned In this direction, parties de
,lfi ug 70 sell property will do well 10 place
n our hands. oc3'rfu
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Wv receive the weekly Tyler Courier
with now and then column credited
TO the daily tdwitr, Have they really
" daily over there?
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TuE National RpuJlcm, Hayes own
personal organ and the opinion.maker
for the administration generally, is
strongly in favor Of war with Mexico
upon the Sierra Madre line as basis
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oRDINANCn.

Ia ordinance 10 construed Il Sideiculk on JsDer.
son street,
Section J.. BE IL ordained by the City Coun.
gu Oh the.olty Of Dallas that the Engineer be
and Is hereby ordained to construct n good
gravel sidewalk GA the east side OF Jefferson
street from Columbia street To Commerce
street.
Section ?. That the city Engineer proceed
20 construct said sidewalk In acc0rdan
with the provisions OF the city charter. and
Of the uniform width OF ten feet.
Section 3. That the City Secretary proceed
To notify the parties owning property along
sall proposed sidewalk as provided Tor by
section 10 of city charter.
Section T. That this ordinance 90 into eff
Jeet from Il after its passage.
Approved this 5th day OF October, 1877,
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: J. b. HEREFORD, Secretary. Octg.lDt
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a large assortment of broadclothes,
doeskins, diagonals, worsted and fancy
cassimeres, which will make up to
order for geutemen's wear, according
to the latest styles, and at reasonable
prices. Wedding suits specially.
ocil.Lf Q. K. POIl LeGrAnd Hotel
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"TnAr Husband Of Mine is the
chaplain ut tho Washington navy yard,
His name liz Rev, G, w, Dennison
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Waco is moving heaven and earth to
erect u system of water works for the
convenience of the DEMONS of that vii.
luun
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING iiii OCTOBER II

rnE Victoria Adrocata makes the first
quotation from the Homcoad Star we
have ever seen,
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A HITTER" manufactures advcrtises
chow to get an appetite How to get
something to satisfy it, is what bothers
II printer, these hard times.
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The following privileges for the entire week
OF the Fair commencing the I'D day of DC
| tober
|. First Beer Siand,w with first choice of lot
2. Second Beer stand, with second choice
| of lot,
5. Third Beer Stand, with third choice OF
| lot.
Beer only to be sold at he Beer Stands.
| 4. Three Cigar Stands.
5. First Restaurant, with privilege of build.
| ing anu kitChen-no stoves.
o. Second Restaurant.
!. Third Restaurant.
| \. Fourth Restaurant.
| .. Fifth Restaurant
10 Sixth Restaurant.
| No Restdurtut 10 sell oysters
ii. Two Ice Cream Stands.
". Two Oyster Stands, exclusively. i'm
every style wanted.
l3. Two soda and Lemonade Stands,
IL. -Four Fruit and Nut Stands
10. one shooting Gallery
10. One skating Rink.
u. One Flying Horse.
Is. one Swing.
10. One stand for the sale oi Dry Goods ana
Notions. 'A'N
%. one stand for the sale of Iewelrv.
Exclusive privilege Of Bar Tor the sale of
wines aud Liquors, excluding bee and se-
gats, with the entire rooms underneath the
Grand Stand.
Twenty-Five per cent on said bids must be
paid AT time ef sale before the same will be-
accepted, and the remainder to bo maid i'm
equal daily installments on the first. second
and third day of the Fair, before 10 O'clock
eaen DAY. Tickets TO occupants of these
privileges and their attendants will lie
charged as to visitors at the gate.
ANY privileges not here enumerated and
not IN conflict with those enumerated, may
be applied for and will he duly considered.
]. B HEREFORD, Seo'y.
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The undersigned desires TO return his sin
cere thanks tO the patrons OF the late tirm
OF i. l.. Murphy = 90, aud recommends the
new firm of Cummius " Davis to their ia
Nornble consideration.
Octlldlm up. MURPHY,
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice Ia hereby given that on the l2th of
september, lSiI, the real estate firm OF }. T..
Murphy n Co. was dissolved by mutual con.
sent, John y. Murphy retiring, and the hui
slnesS continuing In the name OF W. +. Cum.
Minis aud j. IL, Davis.
JoHNP. MURPHY,
W. +. CUMMiNS.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN


FOur-lin6 Advertisements inserted twice Ia
this column for Twenty Cenlt
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ElRSr CLASS BOARDlNG-4t tho bryan
/ House, lamar street, Convenient for
bukiuuss men, O0tl-1W
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OARDElS- 'lhro0 gen lomen, or gentle
~ man ana wllG, can hnd good board Nud
room by applying nj b0wnings Photograph
dhllery,ill Main street. opposite lndlnnd,
nnlM.II
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MACHINES CLEANED-Lad II you
wi wish your sewing machine cleane or
repaired send II - O., h. Lenchmuu no the
Howe Machine OliCe, SOS Main street, Price
reasonable ana work guaranteed, Ootl2-lw
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y All debtors OFFS Loeb, bankrupt mat his
accounts have been placed IN our banda
for suit in the United States court NJ Tyler,
aud that suits viii DO instituted within
twenty days unless payment be- made NJ our
otliGc, bO7 Main street, Dallas. BOOKHOUT
u SIMPSON, Attorneys. octG-lw
Two MOVE FURNITURE PIANOS, LOOK.
4 ing Glasses, Etc, with care and very
cheap. II. Il kKEUIER Leave orders a.
j, = Murphy N o., Lamar street. oct9-lm
w ANTED - Everybody to have thch
w clOthes cleaned, dyed and repaired at
JACOB WEBERS Cleaning and Dyeing rs
Enlistment, 500 Main street, Dallas, Satls-
faction warranted. iulyll-lyr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-12

~ Office No shooting win ho allowed NJ
~ Longs lake unless under permits signed
by the Undersigned, CllAS. MElSiER.
HANS, OCt7'lW