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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31

1t locked extremely difficult for such a
thing to be going on without conant'
knowledge. and Sherman is reported To
have information that will make an in.
yestigstion necessary. Charges against
Indian Commissioner John Q Smith
have been laid before Carl Schurz by
James Taylor, alent COR the Cherokee
band i'll North Carolina. Carl Schurz
declared himself unable to attend TO
them at present and deferred their
consideration until the affairs of the
department are more settled The
specifications relate to the purchase
of supplies and the management
and disbursement of the funds belong.
ing to the Cherokee Indians, the gen.
erai charges being corruption and in
competency. Smith has so far borne a
good reputation, ard labored to reform
the bureau. " NJ Grosvenor is to be
the chief clerk OF the department, but
he has given out that he is anxious TO
get at the head of the Indian bureau.
and reason may exist for pressing
these charges to get rid OF Smith. This
appointment of Grosvenor. if made. will
be taken by all St Louis people as the
highest evidence of the determination
oil the administration to inaugurate real
civil service reform, for Grosyenor has
an enyiable reputation among his old
acquaintance for high notions IN regard
TO all pecuniary transactions.
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the STATUS QUO,

Were wea much bitterer foe OF Presi-
dent Hayes than We are, still we should
pity him from the bottom of our heart.
Between his duty, inclination and the
clear Justice Of both Hampton and
Nichols positions, and fealty to party
and the other wretched circumstance,
the doubt of his own right, which
would be established il he Gusts Pack
ard and Chamberlain,--he is in a
wTetched predieament TO be sure. No
honest man can help sympathizing
with him TO greater or less degree;
but Hayes has now arrived at point
where he ia to make or mar his admin
istration. Ii he comedies TO the ultrss
and retains the fraudulent COVER.
nors fthese two States. he, by that act,
puts himself in direct and violent op
position not only to every conservative
element in his own party. but all ther,
is in the nation.
Can a decent national administration
sit quietly by and see Packard call
round him the ignorant and vicious
the irresponsible and the turbulent Of
Louisiana. arm them, and turn them
loose in the streets OF New Orleans ta
reinstste, BY murder and arson, the
baleful policy which has throttled he,
already. and which ere FIVE years more
II permitted to govern. will reiuc. tha,
fair State to a perfect "hell on earth
or remand il 10 the wilderness condi
ton the early Spanish explorers found
il in.
We do not want TO believe this. We
would infinitely prefer that Me-. Hayes
save himself, and the country the dis
grace which would attach to both, il
this great violence is done to the sacred
right Of self government We have
seen nothing as yet in his policy, heard
nothing he has said, and have not the
slightest intimation from any quarter
that he will assent to this violence
Still. while this is true. it would bs
much more satisfactory, had we more
definite assurance that he would inter
pose the moral weight Of his govern
ment between the in5uriated bordes ol
Packard, and the decent, law abiding
Taxpayers. who bold 70 and snppori
n.
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Fancy Dry tsoOsls.

We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of A. d
L. MitteDthal. This firm is second u
none In the city and we can assure ouI
readers If they should want anything
in their line they can be supplied and
for less money than any other house
ia the city To the ladies We wonlc
say IL you should need anything in th,
way of fancy goods go and see them
the prices are so low that you will b.
sstonished. They have a constant
buyer East, who buys all goods fol
cash nd therefore can sell very low
Go call, and see them, and no more viii
you complain of goods being high.
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The American sewing Machine Com


This company having established
their agency in Texas, in 1878, under
the management of Mr.. ID. A. Buck,
one OF III oldest and most enterpris-
ing sewing machine agent, in the
country, they have through the judi
eious management and untiring ener-
gy of Mr.. Buck built up trade AID
acquired u reputation for real first-
class machines, aud fair dealings thar
is second To none, The American
sewing machine received the highest
hopors, ard was awarded the prize
medal at the centennial exhibition
last year at Philadelphia, il doing all
kinds Of sewing fIori the heaviest vi
cassimeres,t to the finest of fabrics, Ia q
manner thst defied competion. Every
person intending to buy a machine
will lose a rare bargain ii they do uot
call upon Mr.. Buck before purch ssing.
His Office and saleroom can be found
at No. 1884 Main street, Dallas. We
call the attention of our readers To hir
advertisement, which appears In
another column of this paper.
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LETTER FROM FANNIN.
An Oid ~ud and Its R~sait-ssiII An
other hiiiinx-Goes News iron, The
fanng Crop.

!
Correspondence OF the HssaId.
BosaAh. March is, IsT7.
There was a shooting sffray three
and one-half miles south of this plsce
yesterday, In which Daniel Lee tths
'ather Of Bob Lee, a noted desperate
received dangerous, IL not fatal,
wound at the hand OF William smith.
Ii is bloody finale OF feud of some
/ two or three years standing smith
had Lee Indicted for stealing some
of his stock, AID Lee was tried and ac.
quilted at the present term Of tie
district court, the same or probably
the day before lie was shot. Ii seems
they left here together yesterday, in
company with three or four mutual
friends, and at or near HeI ~ Taylor's :
farm, one of Lees sous, youth some
thirteen or fJurteen years IF age, and
Smith bad some We Is, and they dis
mounted to fight, fisticuff While they
we're quarreling, old Urc.e Dauiel, he
being some fJrty OF bfty ysrds bebint,
came up, and some words passed be-
tween him and Smith, when the latter
drew q revolver and fired two or three
shots, ono of these taking effect In the
side, ranging round aud coming out on
the opposite side hear the point
of the shoulder-blaie. The wounded
man new lies in q very critical
condition, at IN residence OF Thorn a.
j. Gales in this city, and Smith las
not yet been captured. Lees friends
say he was unarmed, which puts
Smith In an ugly situation, should he
be captured. / also have to chronicle
a honicide, which occurred at FL
wood, on Red River, day before yes
terdsy. The actors, residents of the
Chociaw Nation; names unknown
One Of them was shot ia the forehead,
and killed outright.
Spring has fairly opened and the sea
son seems propitious for fine crops
Whest looks exceedingly we'll, a. does
other cereals, and farmers are well up
with their work. The .'burued ttistrict'
here is being rebuilt, but with frame
ranches, and we may expect disastrous
fires again, with no facilities to guard
against them. Yours, etc.,
W. L. q.
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WHAT THEY SAY OF THE HERALD.

The following are some among the
many aattering notices so generously
given THE HERALD by the press of the
State, We are under many deep obi
cations to all, and especially to the Re
publican papers, the Sherman Pztri0l
and Waco Register, which papers We
have fought always with our best eff
ferts. but for whom We have ever cher
ished kindly personal sentiments. Poll.
ties should have nothing TO do with the
personal or professional relations of he
conductors of the press
Gatesville Sun Colonel J L Barlow
has purchased the Dallas HgRALp and is
making splendid paper Of it.
Waco Register Colonel Barlow has
become editor and proprietor of the
Dallas HERALD With an able editor
and manager like Colonel B., THE HER-
AID, with the strong support of the
democracy, can hardly fail OF success.
Comanche Chief Mr.. j. l.. Barlow
has sold his interest in the Corsieana
Index 10 his late partner. j. W. Fish
burn, and purchased Tue DALLAS
HERALD. We now look for decided
improvement in the latter paper. as
Barlow is one of the best writers and
most competent editors in the State.
The Lawrence Times is pleased to say
Tug DALLAS DAILY HERALp is enc of
the newsiest papers published in North
Texas generally, containing all the As
sociated Press dispatches sent into the
State, and always more than any other
journal in this vicinity. Under the
management of Mr. Barlow il will have
new force. We commend it to our read
ers for all the daily news Terms eight
dollars per annum.
Tyler Courier: We read the Dallas
HERALD with much interest, and though,
it has lately lost an able editor, Mr..
Simpson, who has abandoned Journal
ism, yet it remains as fresh and newsy
as heretofore. Col j. L. Barlow, who
is now its editor and proprietor. under
stands well the newspaper business, and
we shall expect the HERALD under his
control to become more useful than
ever before.
Sherman Patriot The DALLAS HER
AID again changed hands, and Mr.. j.
L. Barlow, formerly of the Waco exam
iner and Galveston News, is now editor
and proprietor Mr. Barlow is an able
and vigorous writer, and we believe will
greatly improve the tone and standing of
the HERALD, which had SO badly run
down under its late management. He
has the best wishes of the Patriot for
full success in his new field
Mineoia Flag: Since THE DALLAS
HERALD has gone into the hands of Col
onel Barlow. it is, il possible, a better
paper than ever. Its editorial columns
are especially attractive to US of late,
which we have frequent occasion to
draw upon. We predict for The HERAID,
under Colenel Bartows management.
a position second to no paper in Texas.
Indeed, Dallas Is the place for the build
ing up of great State paper. and Bar
tow is the man u accomplish such
purpose,
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Sanger Brsssers sr,at Dr, so~s.
Heas~.

Hsas~.
| This immense establishment L. On.
OF the oldest, and most fAvorAbl,
known in the state, doing bu.ines ~
over the State, from Red river to th.
Rio Grsnde. They have by their cln-.
attention 10 business. fair and honor.
bic dealings, and sparing no pain-. @,
trouble, 20 study the wants Of the peo
pie, built up trade second TO 10 hou-.
ia Texas. They occupy the eniir,
With Of the square, fronting boih ou
Elm aud Main streets, the upper fioor
teips used exclusively as q xholes.i.
department for dry goods, boots, shoes
hais and caps, carrying an immen..
stock for their wholesale trade, and
Keeping their buyers East nil the time
buying in large quantities. Know.
ing Just what = needed. and
when TO bay, they certainly can ofier
superior inducements to any hou..
either here or in 81. Louis We would
advise country merchants TO call and
get their prices before ordering their
spriug stock.
The first door Is used as a retail de
partment, where they now have al
immense new stock of spring good,
OF all kinds, carpets of all styles, grades
and colors boots and shoes Of the
latest style; clothing, dry -goods and ali
kinds of Iaces, collars and ladies fancy
goods.
Farmers, merchants, mechanics,
aud all the lsdies should visit Sanger
brothers, where you will find every
thing in order, everyone al their post,
and be received courteously aud polit.
by everyone attached to this house,
from the head OF the firm, to the cash
boys, and you can purchase
any style or class of good
you may desire, either foreign OF
domestic. They also have branch
houses at Houston, Waco, Austin,
Calvert, Fort Worth aud sew
eral other important points, all of
which are doing large business. We
direct attention 10 their immense All
vertisement which appears in to-day'-
HERALD. Their liLersliIy and eourte-
~ to the press has not retarded their
advancement to their present truly
enviable position, in the public esteem
az merchants, and gentlemen Of high
social character.
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The magnificent position occupied by
Dallas with reference to the rapidly
increasing trade of this section of the
State, consequent upon the wonderful
development of her agricultural re-
sources, is the theme of general remark
by strangers visiting here. Many of
our older citizens also understand this
in its full measure, and all are squaring
themselves to take advantage Of ito
extend and widen the circle of her
trade. Nothing viii do this more rap
idly and surely than for our city to
extend every facility and encourage
ment to farmers. Furnish them all the
newest and best machinery at reasona
BILE rates. Provide full and fair mar
ket for all their productions. Sell them
goods at reasonable figures. Encourage
them to plant full crops with the
prospect of profitable markets. To do
this, let us foster and care for our
manufacturing interests, and increase
these as rapidly as possible Our mills
have not sufficient capital to enable
them to purchase the whea, necessary
to run them during the season. The
consequence is our wheat is shipped off
to other markets, and our four is hauled
over long and expensive routes to sup
ply TIE home demand. Here is poor
encouragement for the farmer. and a
poorer policy for consumers of every
kind. Our monied men and banking
institutions are too intent after two.
three and five per cent psr month,
and neglect this important investment,
which could be made to pay much more
that in the final outcome, and instead
of being curse capital would become a
great public blessing.
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ssntsnsests .sa Itt-raae~. = -
Prs>ia.st S~assr.s.- F-s.-.4.
asN N-nrat--sh- nsah~a.-- -
>oath ssr~tfs. a 49, -aaa - Hra--s .

>sntsnaests .sa tst-r.se~- . -
Fre>ta.st t~aesrssa- F.1.-4s
Gss-meaf--sh- 1.aa-a-- -
>oath s.rstts. - -.as - H-a--4 =
oas.
The president hs- r-srls--l -
ton of an iutl iliisu "a - - -
Packard % ulas- an $500 -
inent inr pTe-iteut = a. - -
ing that -fs-kArl Glls.s lass . -
opinion of the J-liSassnr. a. 49,.
uur u the urtuus-- ef a. -.1-1ln1---I.r
tion, II he oontsulF Fl.-r- .lslna.< "a
the kind"
Eis P-e-iirhf hA- us.,-lrs.I - -
tn to-,iay. he siI haF- - -
during TIL eutir- 10 - ai-eal- -
err A czbin-t e-ssrril - - -.
having met ~ iu e'ci--s. 49, q /.
iikriy % coutinne hlrin< 80 zr-zr-r
portion of The d.s. Al ui- -
are Pre-ent sad ta- 49, - -
'afoli "a Naii i-i'iisilAnA 49, .a1a1-< 80
siieTzfiou-
There arr n v1-t nzmh-r q -
bearing upon thz-s c.--- tnar - -
ins; examined ~ ~ eActz-L 49,
little di-cls=sissn - iuxaaNs.l - -. -
-icer2fiou. ~ t1-rr - 1ar-aaa- -
views t-tseeu t1- gr--i.t-nr - -
I IL doe uot =er1n $780, -.
iFom aha l. Nr-Ats 49,. -
ih'--e cA--s al q. El-Fsu-r.l - -
rately, tat u = h-lirr-.t 1n.I 1r-ua -
! ~ jet oi The ~ith.tr.s.. - -.
| rom Their Pr---ut I-s.--ru1-s - -.
te.rAns an tr.lt.EIlo -. ~ - .1lr-r-
ilon- viil h. eivvn- lh-rs = -
Interest IA hsnilssiesi O. keals a. -.
! OF the cuusi1-ratiuu- 49, -
the atterllull "a t1s s.rlna1 - -, -
thi. bur tise infissti.aus 49, "a -.
| kbie fcr a nlA- l-f-ralina-t1.I -
/ The BAltineEe Arn-r1l.a 49, -.
Hayes. yesterday, sunsa-In.1--1 = -
a. .aArtiss taai -si..,i ar-.a IA - -
-utlrci, thai tn- a.i-lllnl--rsrl..l s.u..ll
I take ~ th- -salf1eru rlal1l1- e -
/ met sEcetinE ts.-tEf. IA j. - -
/ -iug uarfi-- iu N-- tsra-an- - =. -
for hghf - they sr- rrrr---as..a. -
fglnllm-ut ol hl- z-lrrlr1- a. -
h!e intcnti1u- msy D. a-l.y-A 49,
! events, thrre Cka - -
n long a. icract.1- 49, a. -
m~-I'iaeEe, Hiil ai-sEr1- A. lza.a. =.
drive the pre-id<nt . a.-.s.
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rssiftsss ftI-a =. ast-E--, s----.s
.sa ni- s-s-i f-~-- s.- ~--s- -.
MN OKIEAN> Mar-a rs-r1.
evening Drmarraf -ay- uat---- -
s--1ming frv-ri-h c.-f $500 a. -
Loui- hot-l. aHa tnial- - aa--- -.
-ver Ike . csniiirt D. hi.lf - 49,
% ciock Msadsy uusruanE. 49, -
sAiaerrd seuUi TIE - Ls-,l-- au.l -
street eutrane.-. atCaI an- rn..a-arf
Degro--. ~ho -erss-i O. ul.ss a. -
aP-ndemoniun- rne-- o. g. .-sssa-
ientiy from the csan-rg. klf 49, 49,
20 j-iu f-cksr-.'- uillitis. 49, - !.
noS eussge'i in r-srzulux. a. -.
admits thai he uili - -,sl a. 49,
BE, tAke bAck th- l-ii - .ts-lal-. -
SAy- he would uat r-ur.an Id -
noilding to hulr- if b. 81 - -.
hack IL an O. Fs.l go - -
tact, that ~l-hia = svrg - taa- =
fArthe-t, facssri ~ill tr-.s a. -.
His tack.r- il th- hat.l A. a. -
SaF, snd uuthirg tat tas .-ae..--
outcome = talked AsalL o. = r-..r-..1
he l. already "a u-E,El.lal a.
the purcha-- - Nrua-. ani an -
eome AZ Aolv aie . D. l--f .a -s.ar.u..
them. They bossi aaaa t1-r- 49,
they 10 nol sAnt trl-sls O. l-a.lE----
and they 4-srrt. if ultz1t ul.sa r1znz.
they have mishL O.lr crtzzsn- 80
oe prepared ior ths tlr-5a- a.-- IN
our street. Of a szng af azur-aa1 49,
grOe-. lead - tai rasa. tar aalal -a-.
IDENTIFY u tie pol.ey es fsrzarL -
situation l. ssssnilg u.lrl u1ar- 30 1.
saEiiks s;iiu.ae thsa cv~a a-c.rs -
since the s,h Cd Jauaafy. 80 60 -
si-onsihilify "a iae matte 81 - -
Packard. aud th- fr4l,s BE- - s..a-r
Will be- mo-l blsier.
Attorney t'vn-r-.i us.I-a has l...l II
the tiilh bi-iri-i C.a-t. a F.ezl-l.u. ~
= VIII % rg--,-nrHt a-,1ila- :. II 49,
Ard' claiming o. 10 Esysrlar. T. a.
johnson, eiAimiag o b- slGsrl lnl-a-s-
ent of e-iucAilun aad 0lh-r- r--..Ezx
In the -. csuis HatsI oslil,ilu. 80
- the -tAtehaa--. Ehe p-tirtsa -
forth that thv-e F-r-ll- 4 o. .zlla. el..r
in POSSESSION - -azl tail,il1S .-.f -
the name 10 the ~-s.e 49, an.- -
present cccuPzut- - a-lsa-el 49,
from, Nni th- risat.sl ci.lz.asaa-. -
officers u the y .s-hoiI- s,lsrra1as-r. -
given pu--e--iln- he cuur- -. a
teen call-i aPoa D. laks scliaa ID -
preni-,-, tat it - iik-iy sla-a -.
Will be invok-d yrry -uoa-
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THE following is the Texarksna Dem
erafs ambition. and that he m ay live
to see it. is not cast quite among the
impossibilitie.. Should it come off
there will be fun among the noble Sen
ators, for Coke would go at that job on
sufficient provocation, with good deal
of zest:
We would live for one thing. if 70,
no other, just to see Senator Coke, in
his rugged way. combat Blaine in some
OF his infamous assaults on the South
ern people. That then and there will
be funeral of down east Yankee
never to be forgotten, We do not hesi
tate to predict. We heard him in hi.
first canvass skin alive Davis and hi.
mo ley crowd. and the glory Of the com
bat still fingers about our memory"
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Nav NoES, Narrh 49, ~
York gold exrh.nss - 49, -.
solved this aitsruesu - 49, -
Of al Anendu-nf o. -hs -.
70 the ei--; thst ~A1rr a as-r-s e
the tnsma-r. s1ali Agres o. -
the Dissolution ulL usks rasse .a-a
dissolved rhre- ua-ua1-r. - ..
POin;ei d @iu1 ls sl..-r- sa..i .E~ua.
the s->-tt-- Th- rasaa Af--r - -
ton. ~iii ~ l.-s,l - ias -u-ek sN-e<a<-
Cor sale of go nsrusi- asa -
oGs -ecaF.firs Nas--raas 49,
/ snd of the Skr.
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i1tr waste time aud space who argue
that ihe unity Of tAe Democratic party
als been disturbed by the late disas.
rnIs turu Of affair. at Washington. On
She contrary. we are thoroughly con.
ruosi that it has become 20 untitled
iHtt when 1t enters the next contest in
1850 il will sweep everything before it,
ard that too by such msiorities that
even State returning boards and ms.
unnal commissions will stand sehast be
fTc the t1sk Of defeating the vote.
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NORTH TEXAS PAIR.
Neesssg OF the Dsr..ssr.

Last evening the directors Of th.
North Texas Fair Association held !
meeting at their rooms on Elm street
Captain q. VI. swink in the chair
The election of vice-pre-ident- resulted
In Colonel + A. McNair, and c. NJ
Wheat being appointed to the position
On motion, 1t was agreed that tb.
next fair should be held on Monday.
October the 22i, and continue for OF.
week. The secretary MAS ordered {.
notify the other fair association.
throughout the State.
On motion the election Of secretary
and superintendent was postponed un-
I'll the next meeting.
On motion the meeting Of III. iiree-
tory adjourned until next Monday. III,
25th, at four o'clock.
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Hon. w w. Lang. Master Texas
State Grange. and Hon. T. r Allen,
Master Missouri State Grange. and
possibly, Hon. John 7. Jones, Master
Of The National Grange, are expected
in this city on the aih proximo.
They will address the citizens OF the
county at the Mckinney road cro.sins,
on White Rock creek, on Friday, the
sth Of April, at 10 O'Clock q. m., and
at the Nance camp ground, ON Fiy.
Mile creek, on Wednesday, the 9Th o.
April. at the same hour.
fhs citizsns of the oosnty are re
|spectfully invited to attend.
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~" uNr .uG.c and Jri.lu friend
la.'.. ,. tHa Nataaal, can pass safely
'nw Huc ,ut 90. th. Avenue to the
o'a..aad fAsre isuo open saloon door
'. .w O.. enter since his late severe
"a.' I lyur uf prohibition, aud his
rI. severe defeat Poor DuPre he
enr.H..r ou the free list" there as
uI yr. 1.l the bank balance will show
Do ,rr many more moons have waxcd
a,I vuu.G
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C.S. Mitchell A aa-

We take special pieasUr. Ia calling
the attention of our readers To the card
OF the great agricultural house of &. :.
Mitchell & Co., on Elm street. corner
Market and Elm, where they occupy a
tuildiDg 50xl00 feet, two stories high
with all the modern improved system,
of exhibiting their various KINDS of
machinery-sucha as running = McCOr-
mick brryester and binder by steam
power, etc. The Mccormick biBcer
can be seen daily st work, and Is per-
feet In every particular, and 10 cei stain
iy one Of the greatest iabor-saving ma
chimes ever invented by man. Their
Buford "Brown sulky," manufactured
by B. ID. Buford & Co, Rock Island,
Ill, is . perfect piece OF Workmanship,
and our farmers are fully convinced OF
it, great excellency and superior ad-
vAntages over any sulky yet brought
to this Market Their Defiance
walking, and riding cultivatOrs,
manufactured nj Rock Island.
have proven perfect sue
GERS in our black land, and We are
assured by Messrs. e. 5. Mitchell 4 Co.
they have been compelled TO triplleAts
their orders on the factory this early in
the season. They are also agents fol
the sale Of four different kinds of gins,
and our farmers can most certainly gs,
exactly what they want In this line, n.
all their gins are well known ia tn.
market. Their vibrator thre.bins
machines, Manufactured NJ Batil.
Creek, Michigan, by Nichols, Shepart
K Co, can be seen In almost even
ueighborhood, of the - heat growia.
portion OF North Texas, which fact. o.
itself, speaks more for them than W,
can possibly cay. Their Cooper wagor
is so thoroughly known Throughout
the West, that it needs no commeu
daiion ut cur hands. Mr.. A. \. Cooper
e,Aker, Dubuque, Iowa, looks upon hii
work with q just pride, aud We say q
our readers, go and see this wagon
Their seed drills. hay fakes, corn shel
lers, grist mills, farm fans. saw mills
etc, are manufactured at the yer,
largest factories in the United States
These gentlemen are AI-o selling tn.
celebrated Ames engine. which has
national reputation for the perfec
manner In which il can he worked 10
all purposes, such ss ginning, ,thr.shln,
etc, etc. The Ames' are possibiy tn,
oldest and most reliable iron-works @
the kind in the East. The Pisutsiio,
Cotton press, these gentlemen are aI-
agents for. IL received the highe-
award At our fair Las, fall /; and IL
sold at the remarkable cheap price O
one hundred aud sixty five doh .r-. II
passing through this immense e-tat
'ishmeut we could not possibly men
tion everything We saw. Dallas cer
tainly must feel just pride In Ia
completeness Of this agricultural hoass
whose business extends over Nortl
Texas, and certainly stands second q
none iu the State.