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A 4 A X d.
PERRY & BROTHER
ARE NOW OFFERING
DECIDED BIRGIINS

ARE NOW OFFERING
DECIDED BIRGIINS
BLACK AND COLOBED SILKS,
hich are fuIiy % PR GENT. CHEAPER than
Also, large stock If DRESS GOODS, ranging
BLACK AND COLOxED VEGYEf5,
LUPIN5 BLACK GOODS,
FLENNELS, BLANKETS, &c, 80.
All OF our Goods " III be 500
ATTRACTIVE PIECES.
oct22u Corner Penn'a are,,us and 9th st.
CHEAP DRY GOODS!
AL The BEST GRADEs AT THE LOW.
EST PRICES
Black and % iJrod Cashmere fro 20 eeass 20 81
Zine BLACK Alpscss and double face hOharrs from
@ pieces handsome weolen Dress Goods a. Is and IS
cents pr ysrf.
BLANKETS i ND FiANSELS.
al Linen Table Damssks, rowel. and Napkins.
sheetiI g, Bed Spreads .nd Curtain Lsces
Cloths and Oassimeres, for Men ana Boys Wear.
ALL AT DOWN PRICES. TO CLOSE OUT
STOCK BY IsT SOvEMBER.
oetI7 -eOtr sol, Cor sth st. and Market Space.
pARIs AND BERLIN CLOAKs.
IL SPECIAL hOTIOE.
We have Ju.t opened q very largo ass0rlrs & OF
T9BEIGs aR aPS, com prising
Fur lined -IlK Circulars,
Canels' HAIR Circulars,
Fur-lnsd siIk SACKS,
Drap-d'Ete Dolmans,
seal-skin Sacks,
Basket clOth CiOaks,
DiaE Onal Cloak,
Elegant b sck 81 *, beautiful CoIorei Silks.
All Of our stock Ill be sold at rs7g Lo,c tSATs,
invited To pect our Go DDS az their leisure
81 One PTtcs OAly.
PERRY n BTtO..
oetlO.G Ps..a. avea.e, cor. g,h st:
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FFkUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE STONY
bhlDh HOUSE ON STREET, BSTW EsN
18TH And 14TH ~ThEEFJ NORTHWEST.
~ virtue Ct q deed VI trust, datei D-ceember -
Ztlhs =. 10. loI4, duly recorded IN LIoer No T.S'f
80, ioilo rs, ell stQ, oue Of the isui cords -
fSr tie district Of Columbia. ald 1t tue reguss. ii
the party secured "a rely, sh all siI public .ur-
uOn; IN ffoht 81 the premises, MONDAY, NJ
Neh'ttr 18th ls97, at ocIocE pm, the t. lWtnz
CescIlDtd real estate situate in the city of AshnE
lob H. Y, 20 vi: All that csTra u &c pk0cei Il
ground IA said Cig. known y "a described A. N.
western hsli or part OF 10 two 90, "a zare
huhuTeo aud Itty 25c), the same having font {
" MY NJ GO feet on II street hOrsavrsi, bstNean
l@iL Gno lab streets, eX -eDdiug a. ale, IN tue
nun Der I3lI
ms: IS ae' aud arrears of iuteret and cos:s Of
Sai' Ia cash; aud HE balance a. o, n months
viii Interest a. per ceut secured b. deed oftrcst
ccEosit Of 500 required at time oF sale AMI ali
convey aLCiDg az purchasaT's cost
JOS. q. G. KENNEDY, Trustee,
y !. OOLDM h BID, sd asmAn. now q Nls
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anu OLner equaiy prominent Arts !.
These Paintings, &c, are the collections % II on
A. Shepherd and the ate hon. Stephen 4. Doug
las snd consist OF both IN dcru and rare kems. The
sale Viii take place al Hon. \. e. Shepherds priv
gallery, No. 1905 h Street n rthwest. The CALLERS
" III be cpeEed for inspection NJ 1uCay Tuesdsy a al
NeLn6 Eday, from II IN. 20 clock aui Il clock
p. m. Persons de IEiug 20 examine the coll -ci IN
can obtain cards edmIti' them, from the auction
ees at their office corner "a ami streets north
west. Caal gues can be Obtaiued By applying at
the same place.
oct3l DUNCASSOH BIZ JS Aucts,
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BLANKETS, FLANNELS AND WOOL
- LEN GOODS generally, beautifully washed
By
octlsr Y0UNGS DETERGENT.
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Sy-THE ABOVE SALE is POsTPOSED until
FEIbsN, HOyenib ., a. same hJur and place
~ oICeT of Trustee.
nov2d CHAS. " HAyDT. Auct.
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STEAMERS. &c.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
AND THE SOUTH.
The swift and eieEaat trOH steamer LADY OF
TIE LANE, Captain j. WHITE, r.
leaves 9th street Mharf every Mon S<S5AS
cay, "Wednesday AID Friday, AZ 3ssezna1Gz1n1E
O'Clock D. N C nnecti ng with steamers for Boston
PROVO euce aud o.ner northern points. Returning
leaves Norfolk every Tu ssiay, Thursday and Sstur-
day at O'Clock D.
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A w n / " q g
JOHN O. HOGAN 5I3 Muka Space,
Manufacturer Of a Newly Pstsn,ei 5 3,tag Roller
sud yeBtiia,iag A~ai'g for StO-et, 'teis, Public
Buildings and Private owollinxs. Flags aud Tents
Ter ssls or rsnt. 81 tAgsat for the only g-nuine
Mildew Proof Avs ming .nAserisl. ssel3 tr
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DUEOANsoN BEos., Auct.oneers.

ELEG Mt AND RARE OIL, PAINTISGS MAG
NlFlCkNT SFAIUAB1 AND SRONZES
On THURSDAY AID FRIDAY EVENINGS,
november . ana 9th, commencing each evening
promptly AT no CLOCK, VIIt sell the hucst
COLLECTION Of On Paintings, St4rUary and 5ronz5s
ever offered or sale Ia this citJ, comprising in parI
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SECOSD BAND CLOTHING BOUGHT at
- highest cash prices at q. GOLDbERG ., 0lD
and o23 j. street. northwest Orders b. mail pro,np,
~ attended to. octl0 3m
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2aulm County The Democrat Of
Sunday reports the elopement ola cigar
woman wllha Quincy Illinois, DRUM
MGR The couple were married IN Da'
Lass on Friday J w, Booth fell from
q building Saturday breaking hIs thigh
--SiT United States special deputy
collector, passed Fort Worth Saturday
looking iul Illicit dttillerios
mn Comtl--lhe camp meet ing vii
hr held ~ S,lado. July 25th'-' The
county fair begins October 2d,-r--lhc
oQuNlizew pro soltinPou the assessment
The Journal thinks lhrooSmorlon
may come in asa compromise man Ion
spcnkor The Bolton poslollioo ln.
I been uifed ton tlirdmlc ollico, Nh
Chamberlain hos received his appoint
ment from the president Salndo u
no longer u money order Office
Washington ComtL-A wreck on the
Central road delayed the trims twelve
hours. Two cars were dilohed and
thrown from the track, and fifty feet o
track torn up. All from broken rail
-- Grandson lee, the murderer wa
captured Friday He made ighl
with the hoe which he was using, an,
tried TO get his revolver, and had h,
obtained IT, he would not have beer
taken alive, The Banner thinks h,
will take an air dance,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

A coon deal of pipe laying for the
next governorship is already being done
in a quiet way, Hubbard is straining
every nerve for reelection, but is not
likely to make it. TmoclSmorton is
understood to be anxious for the posi-
ton, and being ore of the sharpest pol,
iticians in Texas, his chances are con.
sidered about as good as those of any
aspirant yet mentioned John Ireland
has hitherto put himself up Us the cans
didate of southwestern Texas, but is
likely to be overshadowed by Schlech>
cr if recent reports be true, In this
immediate section there is some talk of
Culborson, but we have seen nothing
indicating that he desires or would ac>
cept the position
The above is the way the Bonham
Nc,cs treats the gubernatoral question,
and it is sufficiently general and impair.
tial to be palatable to all the parties
named. We reserve our declaration
until we hear from Tom Bowers, and il
his man is included in tho list we don't
intend to struggle for that gallon of
old peach we've "hearne" about How
is 1t Tom, old boy Don't "holler" too
loud and irreraribly iniure that prima
donna voice of thine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

TnE State Gazette is neither courteou,
nor strong in lis earnest advocacy of an
extra session of the legislature. II
that paper really sees q cogcnt reason
for the call, why doesn't ii say so po.
litcly. Why artagonize those who
have not fully determined for Them
selves whether the governor should re-
call the fifteenth or not, If our recol.
lection serves, the fifteenth legislature
had a very pronounced foe in the Ga.
setif, and we had supposed that nothing
short of a political earthquake could
30 change il, as to induce it to call
again for its reassombling However.
we live in days of change, and the pros.
pect of legislative pickings has power
TO remodel the local politics Of even the
staunch Gdsctte. If we mistake not.
there is such fund as the contingent,
and perhaps Governor H. might be able
to so engineer the thing as to pay Hall
out of that. However, If 1t comes to
an extra session or the disarmament of
the company, Of the two evils we
should choose the least, much as we
would regret to see the brave Hall and
his men mustered out.
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CONDENSED NEWS,

The late John A. Logan has gone TO
his sheep rancho IN Colorado
Francis Avery Madison, who was n
noted journalist, died in Brooklyn,
Saturday,
The specie shipment to Europe last
week was gold, 100000 silver 1925.
GOO
Thost mouldors Of Louisville have
all struck, and every foundry in the city
is closed IN consequences
The suit against the Mobile and Ohio
railroad covers the entire franchise of
road, valued at Slj,OOOOOO
Tho steamship Wyoming lately
brought over three hundred converts,
who were sent to Salt Lake,
Permits for the building Of $4,000
worth OF property were granted in st.
Louis last week
Two attempts have been made to
burn Lu1arus-he of Columbus, Ohio.
Possibly another spite against the
Jews.
The inquest inquiring into the cause
OF tho Baltimore and Ohio Point OF
Rocks disaster could not agree and
were dissolved,
A monument is to be erected to the
memory OF Miss Comolia Chrisholm for
her herosm and dauntlcss courage in
defense of her father.
The Texarkma Cotton Compress
Company filed articles Of association ut
Jefferson, Missouri. on Saturday. The
capital stock IS 100000,
The citizens Of WNlla Walla, Washe
ngton territory, have been allowed
800 stand OF arms for seli,delonso
against the Indians, Other communi,
ties are to be furnished arms.
Jonesboro (Illmois) Gazette: The
wheat crop in this end of the state this
year win simply be immense. We have
not heard larmer complain that the
yield did not como up to his expecto>
tons.
The silk weayers' strike ut Patterson
New Jersey, continues The Solelacs
weavers, who demanded ten per cent.
increase We're locked out until they
will accept the twenty per cont reduc
ton
There are more than II thousand iron
workers ON strikoat Allentown Penn,
sylyania The wages were to be res
ducod from five to twenty-five per cent.
Thirty cities have responded with aid
to the Mt Carmel tornado sufferers.
The Molly Maquires are again at their
bloody work. At Mauch Chunk they
murdered VIM. O'Connor and assinated
John Grady. Jas, McDermot and Mich,
cal O Brion have suddenly disappeared,
and are supposed to be victims of the
Mollies.
The past week the revenue officers
raided Illicit distillers in Putnam, Jacks
son, White and other mountain coun>
ties in Tennessee, They broke up lour>
teen, got into fight, killed an Illicit
distiller named Sam Johnson. and
badly wounded two and captured
twelve prisoners.
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TIE Central railroad unddl' its new
management, assisted by the able oili-
GERS Of the old, who were retained, is
now one of the best and most profitable
lines Of rail in this country Morgan
has II IN his power now to render the
people of Texas u real service in giving
them equitable rates to the principal
northern markets, and we, for one, he
love he will do it, He has already
given Waco very favorable rate and
Just little concession to Dallas would
insure the roOd a largely increased bust
ness from not this point alone but
from all north Texas
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THE STATE OVER.

Leon Co,mtD-Noah Hunt was bitten
10y a mad dog last wcck.--Crops are
doing finely,
Lidno ComtV--'rhe notorious desper.
ADDE'S Bob McCabe and Bill Cox, and
q murderer Alfred Wright, are now
locked up
Williamson C0untU-Gus lvey, after
five weeks connection with the Sun.
writes his valedictory. His place is
filed 10y W. II. Neill and j. L. Cooper.
Wood ComB--Minneola is third
class postoilice,--rhe legality of the
Mineola corporation charter is consid>
cred qucstionablo,-Cro are very
fine,
McL6HaU C0uHtU-Tho retiring al
dermen have ordered an election on
the question of free schools.
meeting OF Hoods Texas brigade is the
order of the day for the 9th
Wise CoimtN--rwo children of Mr..
Crutchfeld were bitten by mad cat
last week, They were taken to mad
stone and it is thought they will rccoy.
er---rhc soul sleepers are holding
forth north of Decatur
Harris Co,mtD--lIouston has had n
case OF the antiquated practice of
charivari, and that, too, when the gen.
tleman was not married. .--The citi.
aens are threatened with a lecture upon
the morals of the city.
Travis CoaatH--A helpless cripple in
Austin has received Sl2 IS for his family
of four prisons, in six weeks. The news.
papers gave of their Abundance seven
dollars. The man and family are con.
tented with their lot.
Ice County Local option was defeats
ed Friday 10y vote of three hundred
and sixty>iive against aud iifty>fiye for
prohibtion.--Bread and butter pros
poets are good-News items are so
scarce editors have gone to moralizing.
Fails Co,my.-The Moving Ball quotes
corn at twenty cents per bushel-I
The Brazos bridge was DESTROYED by the
late ralns.--A military company has
been organized Mt West Falls.-The
Marlin cavalry are becoming adopts in
the science.
Hamilton C6unty-lIamilton is TO bc
postoilice on July first
The board OF eiualizers are sitting and.
OF course, making somebody mad about
the valuation of their property
sheep ranch and fish pond are the new |
Of the county.-A Texas |
calls liamiltonians TO church. |
johnson Coaaty--A case is now in
court involving the title to one thou.
sand nine hundred and twenty acres
Of land south Of Cleburne The land
was patented by soldier of Travis
command, killed at the Alamo.-Al
'utting affair occurred at Alvarado ON
saturday night, resulting from trick
n q game Of billiards.
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Hay ca Dnrcs Not.

Urbana Union. Democrat: STANLEY
Matthews hangs around through Ohio
and picks up the news and drift of poll
itics, and carries his budget to Washing
ton and keeps Hayes posted His last
visit was for the purpose of telling that
gentlemen that unless he adopted q
positive policy on RECOMMENDATION OF
silver, tho republican party would be
lost in Ohio, and; as Ohio went, so other
northern states would lean. Hayes
was willing, but John sherman was not,
and the bondholders sternly objected,
AND Hayes must follow tho lead of these
men.
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DIR. sCnENoK,s ruLnoNrC SYRUP

SKA WEED TOXIC, AND MANDRAKE Pills.
These medicines have undoubtedly per
formed more cures Of Consumption than
any other remedy known 10 the American
public. They are compounded OF vegetable
Ingredients, and contain nothing which can
be Injurious to the human constitution,
Other remedies advertised as cures for Con
sumption, probably contain opium, which
IL somewhat dangerous drug in all cases,
aud iftaken freely by codsumptive patients
IL must do great injury; for Its tendency is TO
confine the morbid matter In the system,
which, OF course, must make u cure impOs-
sibie. Schenck's Pulmonlc syrup IL war
ranted not IN contain particle OF opium; IL
IL composed OF powerful but harmless herbs
which act on the lungs, liver, stomach and
blood, and thus correct all morbid secre-
tons, and expel all the diseased matter from
tie body. These are the only means by
which Consumption can be cured, and as
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills are the onls medicines
which operate in this way, II Is obvious they
are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary
Consumption. Each bottle OF this invalua-
BILE medicine Is accompanied By full direc
tons. Dr. Schenck Is professionally ut his
principal office, corner sixth aud Arch
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where
all letters for advice must be addressed.
NtrI I'm
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Moving.

Messrs. Morton N Smith, undertake,
ers, are to-day moving from theil
former place of business, 400 Lamar
street, to 80 on Elm street, immedi.
opposite the Methodist Tabernacle. AT
the new quarters Mr.. Smith will have
residence attached, and will be there
night and day, ready to attend upon
professional duties. -- lne6dlm
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Advice TO Lef,ennn, rIippe,

Burlington lIawkeye The colored
cadet Flippcr starts OIL in life with
three prominent and openly ayowed
friends, Senator Blaine, Bishop Quin>
tard, Of Tennessee. and Senator Maxcy,
Of Texas. Lieutenant Flipper, before
making any rash selection for your
bosomest friend of the three, try 10
borrow money Of each Of them. Then
you win find out moro about the depth
and purity Of eternal friendship than
mankind Is ever able 10 CLEAN from
series OF memorial resolutions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

WE OFTEN hear of the complete sub.
iugation of our Indian tribes, but such
men os Chief Joseph don't seem to nm
dorstond it that why, He and Sitting
Bull understand when the commander
in.chief announces complete subueas
ton that it is only breathing and res
cruiting spell for them and their war
riors. Peace will never perch upon our
banners in the mountains as long as n
single Indian turks beneath it, all proc.
lnmations and announcements to tho
contrary notwithstanding,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

TnE Waco Examiner promises mn orig
inal poem from Miss Florence Gerald, n
beautiful and talented young lady OF
that city. That's the ticket Push for
ward our own Texas talent. We shall
look for the article with much interest
viii not our Dallas birds Of sweetest
song, Mrs. Leaohman and Mrs Here
ford consent to do something in this
way for the honor of our city,
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DALLAS, TEXAS.


Az LoS0 ~ there is n tax levied upon
tho manufacture Of whisky means will
be found TO cyOdc It's payment The
only way 10 abolish frauds on the reve'
nue. Is to abolish the law requiring thc
collection Of the tax We tender this
TO the rclormcrs gratis
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Tnn DAILY nHHALnia published ovnfg
inurnipg, ~ sept an Monday, ui $40 pc
unnum lu ADVANCE postage pI0lnid o.
~ nonls per weoh delivered Ia Ihe oiiy
THE WHrgLY HERALD 10 published every
Saturday morning a. " 20 por year. post
nRe prepaid,
AnvnnrisrINa RAThn ono square (tfn lines
nunnnrOlD ono tlnO VI 10. eioh Ruhsruuuui
Insertion, 10 cents Special rninA for weekly
monthly ana yearly adyOrilsolh
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HAYES remedy for the slOgnotion OF
business In the south is given it is inn
migration Of vigorous and onterprislnR
northern mon. That's Nll good enough,
but with what does tho president pro-
pose to meet tho situation in the north.
Things are quite IA bad there,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

The number of new counties being
organized, courlhouses, schoolhouscs,
and churches being built on our from
tier, all admonish us that very soon the
time will come when Texas will have
no frontier, in the sense which we use
the torn, The progress made this sea-
son already is very satisfactory, and the
promise is that Twill continue through
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. OO5 4 OO7 Main street, Dallas, Texas

THIS house M new ana we'll ventilated,
having southern exposure, ana IN centrally
located. II IN In charge of ts old proprietor
IA. sawyer, who mover failed lO plonAn MS
guests. Parties seeking house WIN hll lhe
comforts NJ homo, cannot do better lhhh
~ give the "bringor" call travellers ar
nylng n Dallas, via the Central railroad,
can roach this house by taking the Main
street NOISE cars, one block south rom dee
pot, The beat dollar day HOUSE IN the CITY
BE sure 10 get OH tho street ears at No switch
mn9hBni y, AAWYEH,
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OLD YasuIoNgD WAYS.

II used to cake twelve hours to dye the
hair, aud then It looked ridiculous. Now,
in fifteen minutes TUFTS Hair Dye will give
you beautiful glossy black iresses, without
trouble or Inconvenience. Is Murray street,
NeE YORK. lnnela.2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

On the first day Of August 1877, will be
sold nj public auction in Austin Texas, the
Bank and Lind Agency building OF q. K.
Johns Il CO., improved ana unimprOVed
city lots, and well selected rich lands, In
Archer Atascosn, lilanco, Clay, Coleman,
Collin, Colorado, Coryoll, Dewitt, Dimmitt,
Denton, El Paso, Erath, Ellis, Falls Fan
min, Fort Bend, Freestonc, gillespie, Ham
lton, Haskell, mi, Hays, Hunt, Jasper,
Jack, Jones', Kaufman, Klmble, Lampasas,
Limestone, Montague, Robertson, Runnels,
Red River, Throckmorton, Tarapt Trinity,
Wichita, Williamson, Wood and Young
counties aud In Jack and Young districts
ON hend waters OF the BRACES river, and IN
the Panhandle. A rare chance for cheap
homes and for good Investments. Also,
stock In the Austin city railro al, Austin
Bridge company and Fair Ground nssooiH-
ton,
TERMS; One.third cash; balance in twelve
months, with eight per cent. interest; ten
PEI cent. allowed for cash on deferred p.y-
mpnt
For full descriptive list address
a. ). PEELER,
ASSIGNEE Corporation of q II. Johus " Co
juL96dlw
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Therv's a magic which IS mighty

There's magic which is mighty
At the North and at the South;
lis woman's sweetest magic,
list Magic Of the Mou,h.
OF pearl-whlte teeth and fragrant breath
and ~ wAate'er befall
be sure You use yonf HOzODONf. and be
Maeicians ali.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

Orr PURCHASES my screen business
|, y ,. with the county right, two patents
and usual plumber of II Workshop, Reason
for selling have all the state before me-
Rlyht for state Of Louisiana for sale, Apply
nj non Main street, juno2O-7t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

AuNDhi-Dallas Laundry VIZ Main
l 4 street, docs trsI-elass work ~ IensohH
bic prices Juhl'N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

NNTAkTED- two or tlroo good boys 10
w sell hooks, newspapers Nop on we
Texas ana Pncihc railway, herQfllY lo-
uuired. Address q, U, MokEENElti
'i"rSi.7t Marshal, Texas,
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NNTANTED-A customer for a number one
w rhrosher and Power ON long Time
with good notes, Also, ono DrnW.snwJ ON
long time. Apply To H. =, EiNAI,
ungGd6wgW 81 Elm street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-27

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE 600 6l2 Elm
M street, sells plain drinks for ton cents
mixed drinks twelve aud II half cents.
why pay fifteen cents for drink, when You
can got ls good for ten cents.
Iiuu9O.lm
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c, ECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
- and plunder generally bontht nnd SOLD
nj AlstOns Action Rooms NJ lhc on hllpu
OF ], q. Booth 4 Co., ib3 Main street
iung2-lm
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.
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