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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

Fancy rural estates in the suburbs of New York
have shrunk fearfully in value. An estate at
New Rochelle, which cost 100000, wassold lately
for $4,000, and another at Dellwood, New Jersey,
formerly valued at $4,000, went for s375OO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

A young countryman approached friend in
front of Matthews block last Saturday, and from
behind kicked him on the spine with his knee,
Just for fun you know, and the hckee immedi-
ately tainted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

Moses C. Scott, formerly for some months a
printer in the Democrat Office is now Secretary
of the National Christian Temperance Union at
Pittsburgh. Hope "Scotty" will stick. The fact
is he is a man of bright qualities.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

Charley Rutan, who now makes his home tenn
porariy at Massillon, was in town last week tax
ing down the charge of Judge Meyer in the case
of State of Ohio VS., Cynthia McCadden, charged
with adultery
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

Thos. F. Kirk, besides acting in the capacity as
band leader and director for several cornet bands
Ia and about Pittsburgh, is now the regular en-
ployed amusement critic for the Sunday Critic Of
that CITY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

Mrs Genl Barnett, and Miss Sarah Fitch OF
Cleveland are visiting friends in Canton. The
former with Judge Unoerhill, and the latter the
guest OF DR.. Slusscr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

J,D. Laying Esqr, Of Pittsburgh, sup't of the
Penn. IL p. Ft. W. Il c. railroads. was in town yes
terday flying behind Toby saxtons team which
he contempates purchasing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

The old Stark County Democrat showed the boss
lot Of shanghis last week Hurrah for "Old
Molly Stark" and her grand Democratic major
ity.-ReHtOA (O) Democrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

4P NJ from the first
Of
1878 the receiving
will but tou
the Teasurs the office will closed
the xDupic
time
the
authorities
2N December the taxes collected according Of
F-
Whom oehh of
alno
amount euqnenti
be collected
GEORGE FESSSIEFR
T'ueF ONCE Canton Stark Co., o. co. OHIO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

VIM. 0. Myers, of Lawrence & Myers, hardware
dealers, has been quite i'll for some time past,
and John A. Mack is at present engaged in the
store
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25
1nral qMews.

Considering the gloomy weather there was an
immense crowd Of farmer folks in town last Sat
urday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25

]. McIntire, charged with burglary at MaGno
la was found guilty in the Common Pleas Court
last week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-25
TAXES FOR 1877.
NOTICE 70 TAX PAYERS 0F STARK Co..


taxable County
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-03
$3.50

We offer extraordinary Inducements New
Seven Octave full iron frame, overstrung bass
Pianos, with Rosewood case and carved legs,
for $25O--boxed and delivered at any R. B. de-
remainder sis monthly; or $50 cash and so
monthly; or 500 cash aud - quarterly --send
for catalogue with full explanations.
REEDS TEMPLE or MUSIC.
94-ly 81 yan buTen areee, Chicago
TCut this out and encloee Il in your le&hef g l..
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-03
ALL ABOUT GARDENING

For HOME use and for MAKKET in ROOTS
GARDEN MANUAL-practical, poi.ted and
thorough containing one-haf as much matter
a. $3.50 books on the subject. Garden ners
throughout the country commend its practical
labor. r.saving methods - invaluable to them.
Sent for 10 cents, which will be allowed on the
frst order for seeds. J. B. ROOT, Seed Grower,
Rockford, Illinois.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-03
THE RICKFORD AUTOMATIC
FAMILY KNITTING xACaME'
A most Useful and Wonderful nvensAoo
WILL LAST A LIFETIME!

WILL 1A0t ~ Iii -
will knit every possible variety OF plain and
fancy work
WITH ALMOST MAGICAL SPEED.
and far better than it can be done by hand, or
on any other machine. All kinds OF garments
are perfectly formed and shaped BY the
machine itself, requiring no cutting and max
mtg up. good operator will knit mans
seek, with heel and toe complete, in f. ON tUs
to ten nsimutes and from twenty to forty pairs
of socks in da,
Every family -especiaily every farmer sfAm
ily-should have BICKFORD KNITTRR..
will be found equally as oseful as the SEWN
Machine, and even more profitable.
Every Machine WARRANTED perfect,
| to do Just ,chat IS represented.
The Bickford Machine is the ONLY LEGIrl-
NATE cylindrical Knitting Machine in exis-
tence. All others, not licensed by as, are cleal
and we shall hold all parties who manufacture
sell. buy or use such infringing mackice< J.
q strict legal accountability.
| An Instruction Book, containing compiled
| and minute directions to the operator, accom-
panies each machine.
No. Family Machine, cy!indsr, - needles, 81
No.3 :" !" :" 726 100 "$4l
A sample machise will be sent to any part o
the United States or Canada, exDress charge
prepaid, on receipt Of the price.
AGENTS wanted in every State, County, Cit,
and Town, to whom very liberal discount
will be made. For further paticulhYs, ad6res
BcKFoRD KNITTING MACHINE MIRO. Co.
Sole Manufacturers, BRArrLER0Ro, VI
orr. E. DAVIES, Manager,
9cNest Third Street ST. Paul, Min
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04
XVIII. Did in eroD.tau.

@rcbe Yerdnberun9en ,uaren in Der
@olbenen ssnne porsesonsen, lett mi,
uniere 2eier gum letten Male in bieielbe
flbrtem. Sic Ma@t Der @ewobnbeit
unb bic unoufb6rli4en MnsriHe ieiner
Iiebeusmuroisen Ni@te batten Wei&e!
8unee fotpeit sebra&t, oab bic Anldufs
gum ieIbfitdnoisen 9anbeln. bic er UNI
mittelbar mad benz 9obe ieiner 5rol
eemadt, almdbli4 mieoer na&5ulo1en
besannen. Meib Sane uuroe midi
mioe. ibn bunoertu,al bes Cages barar
gu erinnern, bab er bic lesten Mini&t
ibrsr ielisen 5ante ni&t erfiat babe,
uno Iraste i'm nit beuunberunsspirs
bigger unperldamtbeit, ME Is m6slid
fei, bab er nit einem 70 i@wer beIaite.
ten @emiNen 10 iorslos in ben Sag uni
in bic @elt binein lebe. Sic 1ol9e bic
fer @erseleien mar, bab Der arr1e Birtt
- Ff
anfins. ii9 fir Elm Suoiuibuumpon min.
bejtens isbr 3tpeifelbafter Morolitdt ~
balten. unb bab Mib Sane nod unit
mad in ben 8efb Der anumi&rdntter
Qerri@aft fam. bic ibre piroise 9ant'
emit ausseiibt botte.
als lie aber bic saiten INNER b6be
unb b6ber ipannte, riKen lie enbli8
@ie pollte ndrlli& bur&ous, bab IL
Dntel bic ibr berbabte Sara aus lei
men 9ieniten e%ntIaiIe, unb Mi&e
Hunee tpiIiete Elm, aber in elmer art
bic feline Ni&te i@wsrIi4 CEMENT batte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

cine er,aNnas
aa& BEN e13Iifdenvb earbtite
pem
8. tsa Heltteim.
(Gortictuns.)

yaS 1T 1eltaui. tnurr1elte per lam
3er, benn i'd las seutli@ ano senau Der
Ramen Barnard vnb Comp. ouf ben
Nhpeiiuhsen, bic Ct mir seiste.- Siet
.oibt mir Stoif gun Na&oentsn. Sd
.ienne bic 5amilie meines e4pasers
.ni@t, BON Der er iast, baB lie reid be.
.sitert iei. ~tlebrisens, uaterbra& e
.pl5bli@ ieinen GeoonsenSans, liest mi,
.,uenis boran, Of Ct reid oosr arm, OF
s.er 10 nieoer eeboren ME id, ODER nit
Der talben Yairie BON gn9lanb rer-
spanbt 1T, ,penn er MUIR r,sine e@weitei
,olidli9 ma&t.
pierSu i@eiut mir Dor A0em n0tbis'
.hab Ou Sid ,pieber nit ihni ausiobnit,
mas Ou UNI 10 lei&ter iannjt, aIs bur&
uneine abreiie tie lriadc Guersr 3dn'
iereien ouissbobcn mirb. ffa
On bait &e&t, Did. entsesnsts Der
96ajer. Sd ,peroe Geinen @atb be-
toleen. UNI 10 mebr, aIs i'd fir&te. bab
Is not6is iein ,pirb. meinen e&ua-
ger lnebr in ber Tdbe ~ beoba&ten.
llnb MN nod cine Bite. Did, fubr
Gam fort. inbem Ct ieiuem Jreunbe bic
0ano rei9ts. meme g%riparniiie. bic
rnein itoljer s9waSer ausi@lns, itebcn
Sir ~ Gieniten ; sib mir einen neuen
8eweis Deiner 5reunoi&aft, inoem
0u lie annimmit. Die? rief Ell, ais er
iob. oaB Sid nit ieiner Mntuort So'
serte. ,pdrit 9u iu itol5, um NIT mir
tbeilen Az molten? I'D, i'd psrsak bob
i'd tein Gentleman bin f
9u biit Elm Gentleman nno stUar
elmer BON ben w~enisen, bic elm tuirtli.
4es 3s4t ouf oieien Namen .baben.
9ie Natur fat Sid baiu stnta&t, btnh'
fe CAB Sir Elm 10 ebles 0erS ME suenise
Naeni4en IS beiisen. Wenn i'd BON
Geinem Mnerbieten ieinen @ebrau&
made, 70 eei&icbt oas alio ni&t aus
etol,. ionbern neil id es ni4t notbis|
babe.
Sebem anbersn, iaste Sam, iiber
bieies Sob bod erireut, miirbe i'd er.
,pibcrn. oab mir e4mei&tleien sIsi&-
eiltis iino aber ,uefn iie BON Sit
tommsu, far&te ID, baB lie mid per.
6erben. II
uno sporu,m tieBg
@eil MIDI Der @laube an oeine
8abrl ei:sliebc suinst, lie fir baare
Minse 3u nebunen, er,uioerte Sam.
Sid lddelte unb nabm nun nit Der
NerE9eruns, bob e. pon @rctpsbaQ
aus l&reiben perbe. BON ieinem 5reunoe
abl4ieb. Gam besIeistete ibn bis on
ben Masen ; bier i&ittcltea lie I'D nod
einmal auf edit Gnslii& oerb bic odroe,
'bonn sosen bic 4feroe on. nno ,penise
@:nuten ipdter mar Sid ben ausen
beg 1dnsers enti@wunoen. ta
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

NSy I~~vQ'
ters. MO mag Ct itin?
Martba toSts. :. Wer iaete Sbnen
bieb! riefen kifblaus pin uhb sara
3uslei&. ii.
Mmen Corner, er,piberte Sid.
Ser gIenoe log, perii@erte Bantera.
sic wiien oIio ni&t. bab Martba nit
ibrem Uruber turle 3eit. na9oem Sie
ueri&wunoen. nod Muitralien quspan.
oerts? amen Corner log, um .Sbnen
3u, bereiten! u .i .s
Sic freubise Mufresune. in wel&e
oieie Mittbeiluns unieren qtloen usr=
iebte, mar unhei@reibli@.
@dre Is moeli@, rief e., bab bieies
Glenoe 10 nett in ieinsr e@le@tisteit
sins !. @ie beutinte ID bic treue
Srele, iuno nun ioll id iie ,pieber fin
ben, uno nit lift tntinen Nater!
Ob Sbren Batter. bieb 1T cine an-
bere Jrase. erpioerte 8antem, benn id
CLAUDE ni&t, bab Georges gbaion Sbr
Batter 1T. eas
Bid fiel aus elmer lleberrai9uns in
Die anoere. Ct blidte frosenb ben
S@reiber beg Mbpotaten an, @antem
ipra@ fir i'm ni@t minoer als fir
Sara unb Nitolaus in @dtbieln.
Z Sa. iaste Der s&reiber, i'd wieber.
boIe Is. ID CLAUDE ni&t, oab sic Der
Sobn Georges Gbaion's iinb.
Mber 10 ipri@ to@ aus, risf Cara
unseoulois. mas usibt 0u @dberes
iber Die Sa1e?
Sd brau@e gu4 ni@t barar, 81 err
innern, fubr 8antem fort, bob mein
Yctron, Der Noboeat GQssooo, ooer
Nnpalt GoQep, tpie SIR Jpn renut, elm
i9lauer 2unbe 1T?
Gin iebr i4louer nod ba;u, er,piberte
Yim.
Sn beiien Gbaratter Is ni@t Iie9t,
lid obne llria&e uua irseno Gruas
Mibe 5u ssben, fiste gautem bin5u.
@emib, eewib, mir tennen i'm ale,
risf Sara, bic ni&t perseiieu bate. wie
ii& Der feile Mopocat beim 5obe Der
Wiitreb Bunee benommen bate. Ealte
Did aIio ni@t bomit aut Jpn ju i&il<
bern. m
Ma@en sic um @otteswillen Der
unrube, in bic mid Die llusepibbeit in
auf meiIe Jamilie periebt. elm
bat unier 9eIb. SIT
Ni@ts @ewiiIes, entsesnete 8antem.
NQes. mos i'd Sbnsn mittbeilen ,uerbe,
iinb nur Gaeta. aus nelden li& Der
mutbunsen binii&tIi& Sbrer 9ertunft
i&0pfeu Ioien. Sod b0ren sic uno
urtbeiIen sic bann ieIbit. Sur 3eit,
als Mmen Corner tuesen Diebtabls in
NOR, sins mein Yatron
nod 8urp.5 st. gbmunS's, nm, mie er
mir iaste, Die 8ertbeioisuns bes Ct
Su iiberuebmen.. Na& unsefdbr
uierjebn 9asen fam CT nod 3ewari
5urid uno omar in einem ioI&en 3u=
oaB man i'm eber fur einen ent-
i%prunsenen 5ollbdusIer, benn fur einen
u~ernanftisen Meni&en bate baIten
f6nnen. SD slaubte 3uerit. es lei ibm
bic 9erurtbeiIuns Goruer's 10 gu Ser
gen sesansen, benn gQssooo 1T ebr=
seiais, uno cine Nieberlase mubte i'm
dreern. ALIEN balo uber5euste i'd mid,
fubr Der sdreiber fort. bab anoers
@riinbe Jpn 10 wltbenb ma4ten. benz
Ct idrie, er lei ruinirt, un, isin son3cs
8erm6sen sepre1t, unb uerFu@te ben
Sag, an benz er @oberi9 9aiting babe
'fennett lernen.
wer 1T bieier &oberi& 9aitins ?
unterbra@ unier 9elh bic grsdblune
8antem's.
3ooeri4 paiin9 1T Der iebise Be-
iiber BON @rowsbaQ, erpioerte Der
.54reiber. unb bic @utb msines perm
bat BARN ibren @runo, bab er inn be-
oeutenoe @umn,sn auf @romsbal 9e.
gen bppotbetarii&e si@erbeit selieben
bate. .a Ha
Mber tuas bat 6ieb Il(es nit Sid su
'tbun !? fra8te bic @irtbin.
Sbr peroet es iosIei@ ieben. fubr
8antem fort. gQssoOo i@edte mid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

sic .uini&en elm 3immer, Sir?
Fraste bic @irtbin.
Bel benz 2lanse ibref Stimme brebte
lid Der &eiienbe, Der eben bomit BE.
|i9dftisi mar. ben Conductor 3u bejab.
len, raid nm, itieb einen Musruf ber
Veruunbernns aus. udbrenb Ct caro-
|einen Muserblid betra@tete. s@on i'm
nd@ften Momente ober bate bic iunst
5rau auf ibren frii&en, roiisen @an-
gen spei ber5bofte Rifle CUR sr6bteu
ueberrai@uns' bes Wirtbes unb feline,
@dfe, bic fi9 an bic 5eniter poitirl
6atten. I'm, bic Nhtunft unb abfabrl
oes Masens Su ieben.
Sd CLAUDE, sic irren ii&. Sir. iast'
Sara. inbem Te ben Jremben mid,
auf's sanfteite amriditieb, ID bulb'
io!4e 1reibeiten ni@t.
Mein, i@ IRE mid ni9t, er,pibert,
Der meiienbe, tOenr, aud Sbr mid Der
seFen babt, 70 persab bod i'd bic Iieb'
lTreunbin ni@t. bic mir brobte, ibrer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-20
Change OF Base.

Mr.. Charles Wurzburger, the well
known and accomplished caterer who
has been running the st. Charles res
taurant, at 5l2 Main, has bought out
the Merchants restaurant, across the
street, ahd takes possession to-day.
Both friend Charley and his incom-
parable dinners are well known in
Dallas, too much 50 to require any ex-
tended commentator fro n us. Chat
ley assures us that in his new quarters
he will be well situated to render per-
feet satisfaction to his patrons. 1t Is
one OF Frenchman's natural gifts TO
understand the artistic preparation of
good food, and this is no exception to
the rule. We can assure our readers
and friends that everything In and
about the Merchants will, from this
ON, be in complete order. Let all who
enjoy good eating, good wine and
courteous treatment try the Merchants
under the new management, and we
wager dinner upon their being salts
fled. dim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-20
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

There Ia n neat new hotel register
In the National hotel, opened yester-
day.
The grand jury failed to fad bill
against Louise Charette for the killing
OF her child with chloroform.
The telephone experiment takes
place this afternoon, at the operahouse.
Invited guests only admitted.
ANY person having two nice rooms,
southern front, unfurnished, can hear
OF a tenant by applying to the city
editor of this paper.
The question of education is not of
sufficient Importance to the average
Dallasite, to induce him to 90 to the
polls and vote.
add per
"A car of lumber unloaded Mt the
corner OF Bryan street and the Pacific
track. 1t Is to be used for the purpose
OF building an addition to the Catholic
church.
The examinations at the Dallas
college yesterday morning were very
satisfactory, to both teachers and
pupils. They will be continued to-day,
and will close tomorrow. The friends
OF the institution are invited to be
present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-20
brand otto.

The HERALD received an invitation
yesterday to he present ut II grand mu,
plcal oliO, given by the scholars Of
Mrs. Melton's school, which Ia located
on Pacific avenue. Our reporter re.
paired thlther and barring the warmth
OF the hall, heartily enjoyed tho oc-
casinu. The programme was quite
lengthy, and want of space prevents
~ giving II detailed account of the nf-
fair, Suffice 1t to say that the scholars
acquitted themselves in very credi.
table manner, which reflects great
credit on the instructors. The grand
finale by the school, entitled "Grand.
mas Birthday" which was on the
operate order, was we'll rendered, and
elected much applause. Success to
the school, Is the wish Of the HERALD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-20

On saturday night peXh Colonel
Howe i poylon, Of Virginia, - gen'
tleman uf education, experience and
culture aud well known ia his native
state nf brilliant orator, wlil deliver
"a lecture At Odd Fellows Hail. Main
street Subject "lhe Age In Which
we Live, lls Virtues and Ia Vices,
This lecture, wherever II has been DE.
liyered, has never failed 10 draw
crowded houses, aud contains much
that viii be- amusing and attractive
to the Indies, Doors open at halfpast
seven, T. m, Tickois hfty cents to he
had nj Common u WMkor'a drug store,
Office 49, Charles hotel, aud At the
door, 1t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-20
Call Oh b, Meyer II you want To
purchase jewelry ut low figures. If
IIyIIlpniHl.


For the past two or three weeks the
elite OF our city We're kept in suspense
and eager expectation of grand
event that was announced to take
place shortly, and which eliminated
last night In the marriage Of Miss Eva
Buychcap to Mr.. Lowe Price, both well
known IN our city. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Cash,
who made one Of his usual happy eff
forts ofgood advice to the young pair,
impressing upon tho fair bride the ne
cessity, these hard times, OF being
economical and saving. The presents
were numerous and elegant, ana MS
usual, on occasions OF that kind, they
were obtained from NJ. SUES bazaar OF
fashion and novelties. Among the
presents were beautiful ready made
dresses, parasols, fans kid gloves laCes,
lichus, harbs and avariety of little mr.
tiGles Of "fantaisie" such as can only
Toe had from al establishment of that
kind, which proves n "home blessing"
as all the "novelties" aud "modesn
are received as soon rs introduced, and
sold at prices that will compare with
eastern cities. junell-tf
-lfy0u want " "uy an omnibus,
Orr ~ the man to serve yOu.-tf,
---Ifyou want to buy family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns, If,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-20
IlIn,I


The friends aud aud acquaintance s
Of Robert aud Katie A, GarHldo are To-.
spectmlly invited 10 attend the funeral
oftheir Infant son. Robert Robinson,
from their residence li5 Grimm street,
this "wednesday morning at half.
past 10 O'Clock, Services by Rev, Is.
u, Green,
Mrs, Julia Thomas, Of consumption,
at her residence on White Rock, at
10 o'clock, Monday the 18th instant,
age forty'eght years aud eight months.
Mrs, Thomas Is the widowed sister Of
our fcllow.townsman and worthy sher.
ilt Mr., Marion Moon. In company
with his wife he spent the last aad
hours at her bedside, A large circle
OF friends gathered 10 solemnize the
funeral of this estimable lady. She
was buried ut the family burial ground
At o'clock yesterday, She leaves u
large family of children, all Of whom
have through her fostering care grown
up To usefulness
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-20
DALLAS, TEXAS,
WEDNESDAY MORNING JrsE 20.
Delealed Hui M, nlsmn, ID.

Defeated hut N0t niainnied
The result of yesterdays election N
such m 10 bring genuine sorrow TO w.
We have no fault 10 nnd with those
gentlemen properly'holders aud others
who differed with M on this import
ant matter. We are willing 10 con-
cede that they acted from honest mo
lives, however, we believe them who'll
ly aud utterly mistaken, II viii be
the task OF TIM HERALD 10 shield, IN
much M possible, our city from Tie
consequences of the vote yesterday
We ARE defeated certainly this time
but we warn the gentlemen voting no,
that the light will he renewed
next year, mud the next
until such n system ~ established
finally Nh will meet the wants Of the
people, II God spares us To the work
Those people nj distance, In other
states, In making up their verdict on
yesterdays work, must remember that
our people have had but little praotl'
cal experience OF the advantages OF
free public education, and withal they
have morbid terror OF taxation,
which often leads them under the
skilfull handling 81 the demagogue TO
defeat wise measure, as that of yes
terday, simply by the cry Of oppres'
sive taxation. We sincerely trust
the exodus OF good people will
not take place. Patience for
year, aud we believe the measure
will then DO trinmphantly carried So
too, we hope those who contemplate
coming here will not be deferred 10y
this circumstance, for In one year the
stumbling block viii surely be re-
moved.
This most poignant regret we have
In connection with the defeat of yes
terday IL, that the youth OF the city,
the innocent and the helpless are the
victims, and they lose one year
OF opportunity which can never
return To them, for this the
demagogue will be held pccounta-
bic. M he will find when
coming before their indignant fathers
for future political support There Is
many n brght.eyed lad In Dallas to-
day, who, when he lays his head on
pillow tonight, will sadly and in tears
mourn that the light which was break
ing for him ia hid, by this action, for
season. We say to him; BE of good
cheer, for time viii heal this and all
other wounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-20

As we predicted, BogelPs Is fast be-
tsomlng the popular lunch house for
business men. 1t is perfect delight
20 sit down In his wonderfully cool
rooms and quafi a goblet of pure, cold
beer or genuine claret, and enjoy one
|of his liberal and elegantly prepared
lunches. This enterprise OF friend
'Bogel's deserves, as Il Is meeting, the
Universal patronage Of business men
.who do not have time to go home to
[Iiuner
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-Heln for tho weak narvo,,s

Help for the weak, nervous, and
debilltated. Chronic and painful dis
eases cured without medicine. Flee.
trio Belts and other appliances, all
about them, aud how to distinguish
the genuine from the spurious. Book,
with full particulars, mailed free. ADJ
dress Pulvermacher Galyanic Cons
pany, 2S2 Vine street, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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Referring to the above the under
signed take occasion TO thank the
friends of the old firms of Marsals d
Underwood, and of w. G. Howard, for
their past favors, and to notify them
that we have this day formed co.
partnership, under the firm name of
Marsalis " Howard, and will continue
business ut the old stand of Marsalis ~
Underwood, Dallas. W. c. Howard
will discontinue business at Fort
Worth after July lst next
\. l.. MARSAIIS.
W. G. HOWARD,
iunrU ii ltWlt
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Dentist

a, j. Council, late Of the Cooper In
stltute, New York, has taken the onicc
formerly occupied by Dr, McGee, G2l
Elm, opposite Poydras street. and go
llcits the public patronage, The nd
ministration Of laughing gas special
ty. may25-lm
Two cur loads OF buggles and plat.
form wagons, at Orr's. IT,
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons Mt twenty-five per cent. less
than NJ. Louis prices. 1T.
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InnanII,lniInn

Notice IL hereby given that Messrs,
CASTOR n Thomas having purchased
ono.half interest In the stock OF the
Exchange bank, the two banks will
he consolidated on and after the 10th
instant, under the unmeOf Exchange
Bank and will continue the bank.
Ing and exchange business MT the
present banking house OF Gaston n
Thomas, on Main street, north Of the
courthouse, in Dallas, Texas, where
business pertaining to either bank
will be attended 90.
q. NJ. eWlNK
President Exchange Bank,
GANrUN a 1uOMAS,
Iuu0lDdlwGwlt
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RereounI.

Mr.. r.. @. Cain, registrar In bank.
|uptcy, was in the city yesterday on
is way from Tyler. II does one good
D get only q glimpse at his handsome
'hiz, even In passing.
Mr.. ]. s. wItwer, the great Elm
Erect wagon and farm implement
saler, returned home last evening,
om an extended trip north, In the
terest Of an ever growing business.