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, 1877-04-18
CRIMINAL,

Jamca nrady, well known '.con." man, who,
Il Ii thouuht II wanted hnrn or scrrrs, thl1,, ,.
.,..s,.a -. -,ahs =. - cs1s. ...A .""s"' "As
az enes.so a.. "tshs ~ WV ea1easo q hi'on bepot
b3 oH'ecf 0eoFsd Dewey, kna BY him Waa locked
mp ln tho Madison Street HtAttoQ.
Annio Garvin appeared before JustIeo uaiues
and with un1iftn.i afdavit hnnd dtd cft,m n. .h.
80 .aan "a hsrn,,. = rnth~. ~ 49,. ,r.s,.a .uo
~ W" ~. >. .ee,1e 'Ao."''t nea 'n*s "1H'aW
WSKant ano0la De declared thn rather Of tho CON.
Ing eseut. william will hare chance to say whAt
hr will do about Il.
Ea"A!" FaERef, loF tno larceny OF pair OF
Sm'se' W un,ee3 sioa'euWaes' !'cn'fa warren.
en lncoetl4lble youn4 P1ckPuekee, by Detective
lielnzmAa; an4 19avIu lAnR!ahde, bootblsck, for
me larceny OF clotalnY fFpn the he"ahoys' Home,
" netecttse MacAn!e!. are among tha arFcstx at
Ceatthl etas!on yestesdAy. r..
Han Les il 1t Tho Vast bfadl.on s.re.t Rt..,or
charged with an attempt 10 p4trase ida Jewell a
ip9ton street. This itt1s onr wss .cnt - iisn
Lsos Laundry. few door. distant, with a bundle
eI allty c!othea, sna while there was maltToatsd
" tne CaiHamsn The caae does not appear to bo
a very serious ono.
There were no new dsxetonms nta vsats raav in
tbs nsvvein casn IA the Town ~ ~ Te s, ~
ed paftss sro stti nnasr ioek mi ict ~ IL
Neywsjn il tnInv .,,uch he,te, th.n cnIit, ~ ~.
nactsi in vIow az III tc,rhe inin,je. Tnc W. Taiie.
ara m the tirht frsii INV II IN fhnMyht sna bncs
10 caich tbe fbieyrs md Tec"y+r uois t.nrsfan nP
tIs nInnier Within ths nrst fort !cvht hpura
nv. ....h,.,. s..,,s .,c.
, 1877-04-18
NEATkQ%. .

ST0NE-The funeral Of II. 4. .Stonc wiII ho bsii
q tho Western Avenue II. +. Church, corner Of
M.tontos'as., a. e p. NJ, Wednesday, tho 18th.
nRAf-'n GFayland fJc6es.on)t April II. al the
!sasdc1ee Of her son. John usay. Esq, Mira Hs.
beeca Gray. aged 20 years months aud II days.
Hbtsce ct funeral hereafter.
.ELWARD-ApFti II, Mrs. Ilaansh Edward, aged
10 Jcars,
Fpnetat will feave her late residence. 500 South
Calvary.
C0NWAY-Ths funeral q Sarah Z ;. belorcd wife
late residence. No: Z Aste.lsn.ay., on Thu1sdsy,
April IL, u 10 o'clock M. BY carriages 10 ecu.
etety. ftlcnds Of ths family are Invited ~ attead.
uAA-ln thts city, April II, Cornelius II. Ham,
days.
ri.on.st,, Il 4 :. m, Wcdnsslsy, April ia, by
carr to tosehlil Cemstesy. Friends Of family Id.
copy.
, 1877-04-18

fool enough to bolcve th,t nootcy picked
M these ntr]ured scnunhrcl. acc'ients1yf
!nofry will htvo 10 ivo Ia bc nli and gray b,Fuio
he Gun conytnce tho community thai It was a1l an
acc!tenf The Sheriff ftated to your reporter y 1t
va. sny o fons lie IL .Sona s a'i not tsnain @ IA s
employ. Hundreds Of kc,n'a friends arc wonder
fng why hc has not discharged him. It is dam.
Justice In acqnitt1ny man guilty Of murder. Mr.
Kern can attend to Dou!cy nny dsy, and should do
Ind onss nh nssf' wsc H. esn s''b Of pp s01m Il
noolcya place who are worthy and needy. IL will
not be 70 great a hardship IL Nnp1cy 10 take
ttcRct- lcaso ns hnc might think. For one, I
hope 10 sce notice very SOM that tho Bhcnfl has
dispenstd with Dootoy's tctticcs. JusrlcE.
, 1877-04-18
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

6rntrayiELn. April l7.-E. II. Canterbury, Of
Coutre1l Mcusrd County, fled his voluntary petl-
tton ia bankruptcy 10. day.
Tho drm Of lfenAle & McKonnasd, of Mattoon.
WAS ad1ndged banGfupts to-day on creditors, petl-
tIon.
1t stated to-day on authority that there arc not
funds available to meet tho expenses Of tha Iuns
term or tho United Stntes Circuit Courts beyond q
ono Or two-t1eT". tesston. and 1t Ia possible tho
Lucinda 4. Campbell has commented snits
agntnst the Toledo. Wabash Il Western hallway
ia tho eauganon Clrcnit Court for injury reccly Cd
" forciblc cJcctrcnt from a trim At Dayton In
January lnst- Damages claimed, s., ,oG0.
, 1877-04-18
THE CIrY-IIAII.

7hs receipts from Tho Water Department yestss..
3s7o. '''~'
~,
Col. John II. Roberts, tho Assistant Clty.At-
torney, went to Springfield list night to look after
x..t,n. ,,.t..r. ~ .t,s t,.t... '
rh. ,,,.,,.,,.c ,.c.,,,. x..,.,d.v ... .h... .-oo
nN ."' . sesss1asy "s.o ABOUT sooo'
-mesl1s from c1pfc'amen and pcadlcrs. AL per.
sons aAouId pay up aud thus oblfzc tho city whtIo
saving themselves trouble.
So ,..., .,.. s' .--..-..
f1se asafhs from scarlet fsseF have occurred thla
Wsrr.r .rsnrs ~ ia tvs.. T,',1s naa'' o.a 4Ao
"A''e" "'e"1o' "n" IN "e'S 4"s"'a s11ssl'
Monday Ar. George Watson, who had bid for tho
Long John cngine .honps let mid In thc cnmn.
trnli.r 40 nm srt, ~. t,,n,t,r ~ ~. e'e
~. .ye ~ 14 ~ ~ ~ ~cta ~ y! the Pl0nes1$
=. - ''E ~" ""aa"s'
tbs Mayor and Snpt. Hickey opened l!ds yestsr.
day for furnishing tho Police Department with
Summer hats Tho.c wc'n acTen bidders, whose
Oilers wdse all low, but tho contract has not ret
been awarded.
Acasa of sma1l.nox vss ttacovarcA v..,.rd.x
No hin We.t EirfIrcnth a1rret ;rhc nl,na H. -.
fsr rc,nnyst INK nthsr ham.es .,,. asu ocaag
tinc Wss e.sshiisbaH ~ IL. .n;"spS 4"a'.n
trsnxfcr,+I ~ H. msst.hnr.s @ "e "as'so VA not
'f@n''0.ss" " 'a' peA''noase'
Ths Gommtttee ~ % Streets and Alleys Of tho
office this hftcrn0pn ut O'clock. The c1mnittco
nfy1 1+I1kr kr1Ak Afaz
, 1877-04-18

CHICAGO ShGW.WRtTE GLOSS STARCH
II tho whEtest purest and nlsongest starch In the
market.
chfcago Improved Corr. Starch Is a. pure ~ tho
new.faltcn snow. TIT It and convince yourselves,
This Ia a new Chicago enterprise, employing 100
hands. Such enterprises build up Chicago com.
msrcIally, and ind employment for Labor CHI.
csgo Starch Company, corner Clark and Twelfth
streets.
, 1877-04-18

than a brother There was no nttempt to bnl1loyc
Mr Anthony, bnt simply to Instinct him In legal
ono to determine, n there might po.,tb1y be a
question whether conviction IN uniteh ssatcs
IN city OF state o1cfaln3 nn,ier separate cnsio
Of 1nws. Moreover, The lecislon ot thr present
cafe-thc isst onr Of ite ttnd-wL1l b looked npon
bcreattcs ~ precedent for guidance in future
mAttefa Of The kind Ahnnli AnY turn Nh.
, 1877-04-18

If Y0U ARE SUFFERING FROM NERVOUS
disease or general debility, try the Aedicaod Elee.
tso- Thermal hath, as given by Dr, son,e,e at tho
Gand Pacito Intel. Also, Turkish and yapoF
baths Open for ladtca and gentlemen from 2 4. N,
10 u n. NJ
, 1877-04-18

Among tho attractions ps ttAndrows' Daxar" are
ths patterns foe fancy work. glove and handket-
calef boxes, ttWcl caaFs, etc. Many a Indy
made Chr !stmas prct antA whose originals were
found IN the - Baxar." Send 10 cent 10 W r.
Andrews, Cincinnati, for SaIHpsa cppy,
, 1877-04-18

The village elcction passed OF very quietly, tho
following being elected: Village Trustees, o.
1luee, Dr. n. f. Davis, Z. A. Gage. ]. F. Kellogg,
9. L. jerks. ). II. Kcdlz!o; Village Clerk, n. Il.
Scott: Directors Of Public Library, L. II. Houtell
mud l.. ]. Gage; Police Msgistrate, Seth E. DraI-
10y.
HTDE rATR.
Tho election for Village Trustees yesterday re-.
suited IN the choice Of ]. r. l'rnslcy, A. MITCHELL
". +. Whecitr. Martin Farrell, W. Rnynor and
E. @. Clark. Martin Itnssoll was re- elected E1ork
, 1877-04-18

PIANOS At YOUR OWN PRICE,
Owing To change In their plano department,
Lyon IIoaly. Stale and Monroe siscuts, ara clos.
Ing out their cntIso miscellaneous stock OF square
pfanos, some Of them alnoas now. At unparalleled
low rr3tea
, 1877-04-18

THE ROOT 4 SONS MUSIC CO.
Offer spetIa Inducements to purchasers at whotc.
sale and retail. Of sheet music, tuusc books, VIC.
alas gut!ar1, nud ali kinds OF musical
General agents for tho Standard organ and Stsck
piano. Quality guaranteed. No. 1856 State street,
, 1877-04-18
To CONSERVATIVES
AND
INVAllDS.

wINCHEsTER's iLYPOrHOspHITE OF
LIME AND SODA will promptly and radically
curs consumption and abnoluteiy prevent its
devo1opcmont In nil oaaos Of Prodisposttion
or thraltonod attack. For WEAK LUNGS,
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DEBILITY,
NERVOUS fn0BTNATI01, DYSPEPSIA or ISD1-
nESTlnN, LOSS or ylG0H Antl APPETITE, and
nil diseases arising from POVERTY or THE Moon.
WINCHEsTER's HYrOpIO9PlIITE OF
LIME AND SODA IS 4 SPECIFIC, being uno-
qualcl ns a ytTAL1E1Sti TONIC, and BRAIN,
NERVE, and .Nt.OOn FOOD.
Fttce, Al and ~ pcr bottle. Prepared only By
WINCHESTER & co., Ohcmista,
Sold BY DnggttA ~ 1nhn.at.. kew FORK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
Colonel FItxaugn, OF collin.


Colonel Fit2hugh was a model of
Texas soldier. Brave, courageous noble
hearted he made no prctensions to
military oclat, red tape and the like.
He knew nothing OF such, and cared
less, His only ambition was to sell for
Just what he was worth and no more.
His regiment was well mounted and
equipped, and principally ut his own
expense, After being mustered into ser
vice, General Holmes gave orders that
he should turn the baggage tram Of his
regiment over, which the Colonel pro-
ceeded to do by turning the wagons
up side down and the mules over by
main strength in like manner. General
Holmes sent for him and insisted that
he should resign, as he was IN his
(HoImes) Judgment incompetent to re
tain command Of his regiment, Holmes
remarking that he had been told he
lacked the necessary capacity. Colonel
l'itz. remarked General, do YOU be-
lcve what you hearY General Holmes
remarked he did Colonel FitA replied,
General Holmes, have heard you were
id old fool and granny, but ! never
believed it," Holmes, recognizing at
once the fact that people would differ
in opinion, allowed Colonel f. to pass
and the Colonel did his full share o
valuable service to the Confederate
| cause.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
Agricultural \ N,1isaisa. GsAeg.
OF TEXAS
For the Benefit Of colorod Youths.


me Undersigned have been appointed 10y
ms ENcellchcy the Governor, com missioner
ehuer the act to establish an Agriculture
and Mechanical College of Texas for The hon
tht OF Colored Youths, and to make appro
prlNllOnS therefor, to select II suitable ujncf
for the location OF said Mechanical and Az
liculturai college, and for otner purposes
Inc act above requires that the site select ed
ny The comniSsioi erS Shy II contain not loss
IMAM hEe hundred acres OF land, suitable ior
agricultural purposes, 1t also vests In the
IONS IN land and money to aid in the cree.
li0n and maintenance of said Agricultural
and Mcchauical College.
me COMMISSIONERS respectfully invite do
hhllons OF land ana money iM aid of amid
college,, and tenders Of donations or rrono.
sals { sale of land suitable for the location
ana Nslhulishment of said Agricultural aud
Mechanical College 'Or the bone fiji of Colored
Youths, rs required by the ucl
proposals tor the sale or donation of land
lor me location OF The College should state
lts situation, quantity, quality of soil,
amount OF imbered aud pralre portions. i'm
Vase ol lIopuSed sale, price per acre: ana
othcr circumstances rendering Il eIiyihl,,
for the site of the College. The title must IN,
nee from cloud or incumbranccs.
Proposals should be sent to Ash bel Smith
CHAIRMAN of tho Board OF Commissioners
wuy OF hnuSton, Texas, on or before the flSi
Il ues"hy IN April next, shortly attpr which
w lhe commissioners viii proceed Ia
nuke selection of a site fOl the College, ms
provided Tor IN the act above named,
ASHBEL SMITH,
j. u. GIDDlNGS,
..,,, JAMES ii, RAYMOND,
eo@4'uilh commissioners, etc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

I'VE LEARN Few people outside of
the newspaper profession know how
much is involved in the simple phrase
quoted above. 1--WE learn" that Sarah
Jones met with severe accident, which
well-nigh sent her over the dark river
All simple and plain enough but it cost
tired reporter, weary journey of u
mile and half AN hour and half after
midnight to develop the fact that Sarah
WAS not killed outright, as had been
reported earlier in the evening The
fact is we learn these things only at the
expense OF great labor, and often many
other unpleasant drawbacks intervene
between the reporter and his item,
which must be absolutely correct or
somebody and all of his or her friends
will be incensed, and only on the exact
ground can exact facts be ascertained,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

THERE is grim humor in the States.
mas allusion to Mr.. VIM. +. Dodge as
the admirable Christian gentleman and
philanthrorist in connection with the
foreclosure of the mortgages against the
Central, in the interest of foreign capital
and to the detriment Of home improves
ments. This admirable hiistian gen
tleman and philanthropist" is getting
entirely TOO big finger in our domestic
railroad matters for our domestic peace
OF mind, we fear, and we hope his phi.
lanthropy will sheer off and give us a
rest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
Kentucky Eiopemeuts.

The Blue Grass region of Kentucky
Is famous for elopements. Like the
apostles, the brides take neither purse
nor scrip, nor two dresses. They fly to
Cincinnati and put up at the Gibson,
where, we are told, when married, the
ladies OF the hotel, approaching the
unpleasant predicament Of the brides,
owing to hasty departures from home,
loan appropriate troassedus, and the
last link In the chain of happiness is
supplied.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

WE have advices from nearly all
parts Of the State, and are glad TO hear
of the general revival of business CON
sequent upon the excellent crop reports
now coming in from every quarter,
The apprehensions once felt that the
young grosshoppers would play havoc,
seems to be quitting the public mind.
Indeed it is "a well known fact, that as
soon as they are large enough to fly they
so, and do not stand much upon their
order Of going Indeed the outlook
from all quarters is most promising,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

Did any enieebIed human being ever be-
come strong under the operation of powerful
cothartlcs or SnliVapls? IL is sometimes
necessary to regulate the bowels, but that
can not be done by active purgatiou, which
eShausts the vital forces aud serves no good
purpose whatever. The only truc way Ia
promote health aud vigor which are essen,
tial to regularity of the organic functions, Is
To inVgorate, discipline and purify tao sYs.
tenn nv the same time. The extraordinary
efficacy of ilostotter's stomach DittelS in
cases OF debility or irreguuuty Of the or
gems OF digestion, assimilation, secretion
ana discharge, 's universally admitted. APP
petite, good digestion, regular habit OF
body, active circulate n,uf the blood, md
purity OF All the animal illlda are Induced
ny this superb tuuic and corrective. IL has
no eQuNis, moreover, as N preventive OF
chills and fever, ana osher t"pos OF mplarlal
dlsenso 10 emlgrants ana travellers it Is
particularly scINiCehbte MS a medicinal safe.
guard
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
sherman In Tho Treasury.

The New York Bulletin discu ,ses Sen.
ator Sherman's fitness for the position
OF secretary OF the treasury and does
not appear to have very exalted opin-
ion OF his qualities. The editor says:
"As debater ON financial measures,
Senator Sherman has always fallen
much below his opportunities and the
measures he has supported have always
suggested that he was their putatiye
rather than their real parent. He has
always shown lack of broad and
thorough grasp of the resumption and
currency questions, and of some of the
measures of which he was chief promo
ter he has exhibited want of compre.
hension which plainly indicated other
parentage, We shall therefore be agree.
ably surprised should Mr.. Sherman
prove to be the Moses who is to conduct
the country into u Canaan of sound fin.
ance. Mr., Sherman has shown that he
knows how to change his opinions quite
easily and, putting the most charitable
construction upon that fact, we might
suppose him the more capable of avoid
ing errors Of stubbornness into which
notably one of his predecessors has fall
en-, In respect to the silver question,
he has lately advocated measures direct.
ly opposed in principle to the demoniti-
zatlon OF silver he successfully supported
in 1873, In respect to resumption, his
first measures contemplated the inau.
guration of specie payments without
any contraction of the volume of legal
tenders his later proposals have pro.
vided for the partial retirement of the
notes as preliminary to resumption.
If Mr.. Sherman continues thus suscept-
ible OF modifying his views, we may
hope that he may at last hit upon some
practicable method of consummating
the restoration Of the specie basis"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
Tho Moral ana I ege, Right.

He has the moral and the legal title.
Herepresents the honest majority of the
electoral colleges, = Albany Evening
Journsl The two words in those two
lines which seem to be most out of
place are "moral" and "honest." Mr.
Hayes has the technical title and ma
jority Of the electoral colleges. All be-
yond that had better be skipped over.
His administration Of the Office will
constitute his best "moral' title and
the verdict Of honesty" will turn upon
his action. "A Poughkeepsie News.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
An old Testa nent Returning Boara

The most remarkable Returning
Board mentioned IN the Old Testa-
ment, is the case where that very nice
woman Jezebel bull>dozed her hus band
Ahab to cheat Naboth out OF his vlne-
yard, because the king liked 1t, and
meant to have 1t, and got II by a fraud
of two fellows who swore to n lie.
Baalites they We're who may be put
down as the original Jacobs of the Su.
preme Court and Wells of the Loulsi-
ana Returning Board. Hayes can get
DR.. Newman to explain the text, and
Bradley AMI Frellnghuystn can lind It's
meaning In any Dutch Bible. In good
time the modern wrong.doers will,
like Ahab and Jezebel, get their re-
ward.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

We are deeply indebted to the Mar
shall Herald for generous though too
partial notice 1t is worth something
to u journalist to win the plaudits of
such paper as our able namesake;
"Weneglected in our last issue tonotice
the change that has taken place in the
pfoprietorship of the Dallas HERALD.
Mr., j. l., Barlow has bought it, and as
sumed at once its editorial management.
lie will sustain not only its high charoc-
ter but is likely to make it a financial
success
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13


Are olten soothed by Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, because That searching corrective
completely removes the causes Of brain and
nerve excitement, which are to be found in
arrangement of the stomach, ana Of its as
soclnto organs, the liver and bowels. Ii is a
truth which can not be too earnestly insisted
upon, that the effect of mere gcdatives and
narcotics, like bromide Of potassium, "a.
leriap, chloral hydrate aud opium, is less
appreciablc the niger they are used, and
that they can never permanently relieve
nervous eXcItubility, because they can not
remedy the weakness and organize dt range
mcnt which les at It's roots. hostetter'a
Bitter s, however, can and does cure nervous
maladies, for the reason already stated,
Sick headache lost.essness AT might, vertigo
mental heayiuess, and depression OF spirits
as well rs the dyspeptlr condition Of the
stomach, and tormdity OF the liver and
bowels, which give iiso TO them, are en-
tirely obvated 10y thls benign Alternative
tonic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

The London Times correspondent
writing from Rome the 18th ultimo, says
of the Carnival there IN 1877; THE
quiet this morning is almost opppres-
sive after all the merry noise and hub
hub Of the most successful Carnival
Rome has ever seen since 1852 and
with the exception OF that year, since
lS47 So far from gradually dying out,
as some thought and many desired, it
took, rs J wrote you at the time, a new
departure two years ago, and promises
to flourish more generally than ever
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

TnE Sherman Patriot covers half
column with cuts Of jubilation because
the commission endorsed the frauds of
the returning boards. Bushes would
become it more if they were possible.
Not evon n frstrate postmastership
ought 10 wipe out the memory Of its
disgrace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

The Radical nose is fearfully tout of
joint" Hayes don't pan out" well, and
there ison unpleasant (to them) rumor
that he intends to appoint few Demo
cratic postmasters. The C6wicy-JomWal
says the leer on the face of the average
postmaster is unbearable. When there
is danger of being superseded the leer
becomes hdeous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

The Waco Examiner says prohibition
has run its course in this State, and the
fever is subsding 1t seems that in
about half the counties which have
as yet acted upon local option, the law
has been defeated Some other remedy
must be found for the monster evil of
intemperance,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

Mr. GRoEsBEcK, vce.president Of the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Company, says; "Ihe movement for the
appointment Of receiver is not sus-
tanned by large number Of those hold
ing its obligations, and is adverse TO
their general interests"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

The Leon Cabinet thinks that "one-
horse country papers" can eschow poll
tics for while with propriety. Not so.
If the country press were to become in
different to the subject the country
would soon 90 to the dogs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

The cultivation of the orange is fast
assuming great importance in Louisi-
ana Last year the crop amounted to
fully 10000 barrels, of which at least
100000 barrels were marketed, realiz-
ing for the producers at the lowest
estimate $350,000 in spite of the one
third difference between the produc-
ton and sale.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

The San Antonio HeraH thinks the
retention of the Frontier Battalion u
sufficient provocation foi a division Of
the State SO is the toothachc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

w ANVED-A reltUO e man with u lew
w hundred dollars in cash, TO take The
exclusive control Lr the safe OF the Rem
luEloh sewing Machine, Tor IhlS Guy Hud
vicinity, For PARTICULARS cali ON Geo. A
Webster, at Lamar Hotel, Monday, March
l., 1871. nThli.2l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
nlaeh a. llc Rnyen,. Minr.

Grey hair can be changed to II glos'y black
by single applI sation Of DR.. Tatrs Hair
Dye IL acts IKE magic, Pnd Is warranted
NJ harmless ny water lfyour druggist doss
not have 1t, ask him to order II for on.
Price, Sl,t0-2J-w-f ebl0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13
10 the Working Class !

NE We are now prepared to furnish all classes
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

CUSTOM, Texas, January II, lsS7-Tnis
"A is 10 Gently that we nave in use II num-
Ger OF the wilma Mil.S manufacture by the
uNitod states wilma Engine aud Pump Com
pany, whlch have given good satisfaction,
ana We nav u Just increased our order. Lte-
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oht' II, q, Collins, Agent, Daila-, IeNus.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-13

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