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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-18
sHERIFF SALE,
Louisa Rockhill vs. George W. Rice ct al

Louisa Rockhill vs. George W. Rice ct al.
BY virtue Of an order to sell, Issued from the
court Of common pleas Of Stark county Ohio, and
10 me directed, I1il offer for sale at public out.
cry, at the door Of the court house in the city OF
Canton ON
Saturday the 10Th day of October, 1877,
the following described real estate situate in said
county tO.Wit: Town lot number sixteen (l6) in
ROBenberry's addition to the town Of Alliance.
/ Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m. Terms
sen2oew JP.RAUCH, Sheriff.
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JAs. 4. GRAHAM. MART .aOTSHALL.
GRAHAM d GoTsHALL,
A TTORNEYg. .AT-LAW-For Wayne, Indiana,
"a mAr8'77.lys
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STARK COUNTY DFMOCRAT,

CANTON LODGE No. g4 K. OFF,
MEETS every Monday evening at o'clock P.
Uu N. Halltn Hane's Block. By order Of Q
]. II. LIND, r. II. 8. BARNES, d.
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]. J. PARKER,
A TT0RNEY AT LAw.-ohice, In Mckinley
"A Block, Canton, Ohio.
nOVl676-H a.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,
IwiSh to say to the citizens Of Canton
and Stark County, that having arranged
with Mr.. HENRY H. GEETING, the well
known Canton merchant, as a general
manager, l propose remaining the great
er part Of my time in rhe eastern mark
cts, and shall Serd, 10 Canton all ths) Mo-
Velties and Bargains as they are O6Sysd.
InOw propose keeping the Iarg-
est stock ever shown In Stark Co,
r. A. De FoREsr.
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att JOHN LAHM, l4.
A TTORNEY AT LAW--Canton, Ohio. ONCE,
"A Cassilly Block, fronting public square.
july577.tf lIiH
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RW. MCCAUGHEY,
A TToRNEY AT. LAW--CanRl Fulton, Ohio.
"A 0fice Union Block. julyST-n
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DRY GOODS.

Don / Fal to Attend
SPLENDID SHOW! /!
R. A. DeF0REST'S
CLEVELAND STORES,
Il. Il. GEETING, Manager
NOVELTIES uDRBSS GOODS
VIZ are Selling Grape Cloth at 5C,
The regular price is soc.
We are selling all the Leading
Styles Of BrOCade Dress Goods
& Mixtures at 25Cj cheap at soc.
COLORED SILKS.
We are selling OOlOred Silks at
$l.25; regular price $l.76.
Black CaSbmereS.
We have the best makes only,
which upon comparison will be
found the cheapest CashmeTes
ever shown In this market. We
offer them at Csc, 75C, 85C, and
$l0O.
AllaCaS and BTlialdlGS.
Extra Weight and all Qualities |
Cloth Department.
Elegant Beaver OhinChillas, Buff
falO Cloths and Peter Shams.
ClOakS and ShawlS.
In the Cloak and Shawl Depart
ment we ara showing all the
BEST MAKES AND LATEST STYLES.
1a, l am Selling poas
The Best Prints at &c.
ALI makes of Brown and BleaChsd
Sheetings are offered at o
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES /!
SPECIAL NOTICE,
wish to say to the citizens Of Canton
and Stark County, that having arranged
with Mr.. HENRY H. GEETING, the well
known Canton merchant, as general
manager, l propose remaining the great
er part Of my time in rhe eastern mark
ate ond eL0H eos,J IN T1s, fo., >vU fk1 Ma.
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FARMERS, HOTEL.

IL. corner lth and Market street8. This Hotel
is located near the center Of business being one
block north Of the court house. II 10 well Atted
for the accommodation Of travellers Terms mod
crate. Oct2S7b'yl
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A TTORNEY AT LAW-ofhce in Eagle Block,
"A opposite the court house. In litgated cases
associated with Joseph @. Hance, ESQ., Of New
Philadelphia, o. rOVlg78
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@. I. MEYER. AH
A TT0RNEYs AT Law, CANTON, O.-OFFICB
"A in CAssilley new building, East Tuscarawaa
street. nOvy69-Y1
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PETRR CHANCE.

e. NJ GRIMES,
JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE OFFICE IN TRUMP
eD Building, up stairs, Canton, o. nOvG78-yf
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MN. KING,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW AND JUaTICE OF THE
"A PEACE, Alliance, Ohio. lsept7'7 IT,
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BARvEY LAUGHLIN,
A TTORNEY AT Law AND NoTARYPUBLIO,
"A Alliance, Ohio. 22-n
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GEORGE Il. BALDWIN,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-Onice in Richards
"A block, west aide public square, Canton, o.
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n JOHN G. WELTY,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Ofice Richards Block
IA w0At side Public Square, Canton Ohio.
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TTENRY Il. TRUMP, Canton, Ohio, Notary
Il Public and Abstractor Of County RecordA
Complete abstracts furnished or records searched
70 any desired time at reasonable rates. East
basement court house. feb4'76H
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WILLIAM A. LYNCH. WILLIAM h. DAT.
LYNCH d DAY.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW--OFFICE IN cassidy
"A block, public square, Canton, Ohio.
mayl'70Aoct2l72
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FREAsR q CASE,
A TTORNEYs-AT. LAW Canton, Ohio. once
"A over Brothers hardware store west side Pub
IEc Square, heretofore occupied byF, T. Case.
. nnnr11l71
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WILLIAM ]. PIERO.

LOUIS sCHAEFER.
A TToRNEY AT LAw-CantOn, Stark county.
"A Ohio. junel'70
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r. 8. SHIELDS,

A. D. BRADEN.
ATTORNEY AT :I4AW-oGi in Eagle Block,
"A over Herbtuck's g store, Canton, o. DOvS07S-y1
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A TToRNEYS AT LAW--Ofice in McKinley's
IA Block, corner Seventh and Market Streets
Canton, o. jun2667
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JOSEPH CRAIG,
G. r. BALL,
JEWELLERS.
PHYSICIANS.

L.W. SMITH, M. d.
TToMEOPATHICP PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
H Olice In Mckinley Building, South end
Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Office hours Z TO 10
A. NJ II 70 3 and 70 SPIN. may3-1y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


]. 8. sHORB-VETERINARY SURGEON.
T EAVE orders at W. 8. shertzeF q Co., or Z.
j 4 ErnstB Livery Stable. may24dmS
O. J. GEIGER,
A POTHECARY, DRUGGIST AND PHARMA.
"A ceutist. Prescriptions promptly filled ct all
hours. Stand, East Fuscarawas street, Canton, 0.
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
VKYM. McGREG0R, Publisher, and Plain and
w Fancy Job Printer, DEMOCRAT Block, Cam
ton, Ohio.
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NJ. g. MCGREGOR,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL COL.
"A lecting Agent, Carthage, Jasper county, Mis-.
souri,. Oct2lu
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
Ia can,

CHARLES @. UPHAM.
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Once in New Cassidy
"A Block, East TucArhWaa 5t', Canton, " apSou
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18
BEECHER FORSAKEN.

Henry Ward Beechor has just receiv-
ed very chilling cold shoulder from
his brethren of the Congregational
cloth. The overt act is the formation
of new association Of Congregational
churches, under the name Of MNnhat-
tan, and the corner stone of this organ
izaton seems to be non-Icllow5hip with
the Plymouth pastor, The cause AS
signed is the refusal of the old associa-
ton of New York and Brooklyn to
take action IN re rilton VS.. Beecher
Among the prominent participants in
the new movement are such distin-
guished clergymen AZ Dr. Taylor of the
Broadway Tabernacle; DR.. Storrs, of
Brooklynj DR.. IIcpworth, of the Church
of the Disciples; and Drs Suddor, Bud
ington, Palmer Gilman and Ward in
deed, the roll embraces nearly all the
eminent men of their faith and order in
New York and vicinity, except Mr.,
Beecher and his brother Edward and
Lyman Abbott, The constitution inn
poses upon members the duty Of watch
ing over each other in the Lord, that
the ministry be not blamed" The
Beecher cause, remarks the Philadel-
phia Times, has never received severer
blow than is thus inflicted, But it is
popularity of the Plymouth pastor
that he is never afraid to stand alone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18
THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC ROAD.

1t is manifest from the action OF the
State Grange now in session ut Tyler
that the farmers of Texas are the most
earnest advocates and supporters OF the
Texas aud Pacific road--" that mon
strous monopoly" as certain blatant
exchanges are pleased to term it. With
l'nE HERALD they desire the completion
Of this magnificent route, and are I'M
dismnycd by the demagogical cry OF
"cliqucs, rings" etc,
AS matter Of justice to Texas, they
demand that if any branches to the
main line are subsidized, that the same
aid be extended to a branch from the
main hno to the Gulf. The resolution
introduced by Colonel Spcight OF Waco
and unanimously adopted, on the 18th
Instant, is AS follows
WHEREAS, From reports published in
various newspapers Of the United States
, Congress has now under consideration
the subject Of indorsing the bonds Of
the Texas and Pacific railway; and
WHEREAS, These reports state that
there is II recommendation to the effect
that the United States Government
shall indorse bonds of the branches o.
this road to different points outside Of
the State of Texas; and
WHEREAS, The State of Texas has
contributed literally by land grants to
ward the construction Of said Texas and
Pacific railroad, therefore,
Resolpfd That the State Grange Of
Texas request our senators and repre-
sentatives in Congress to watch over
the special interests OF Texas in thu
railroad
ResoiUcdThat while the State Grange
does not intend to commit itself to the
policy OF the government indorsing rail
road bonds, or granting subsidies t(
railroads, yet, if that policy be adopted
and the government shall determine t.
indorsc bonds for any branches to OF
from the main line of the Texas anC
Pacific Railroad, ~ at present surveyed
that our Scnstors and Representatives
in Congress are hereby requested t.
urge as u condition that the same nj,
and encouragement be extended t.
some railroad, now or hereafter to b,
chartered, which shall run southwark
or southeastword from point of thu
main line, which is ut or west OF thejunc
ton of the Atlantic and Pacific and til,
Texas andPaciIic,and through the STATE
of Texas to some point on the Gulf o
Mexico.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

WuAr un'pcakable relief would there
be not only to the South but to the ma.
ton were 'rilden permitted to have his
own With Louisiana and South Caro-
lima redeemed and the fearful reproach
Of imbccility, drunkenness and treason
lifted from the Republic by the dismis'
al of Grant and his corrupt conspirators,
an era of good feeling, revived indus
tries and exalted patriotism would fol-
low the terrible ordeal through which
the countryis passing. Confidence would
return, trade would revive, money he
unloosened, and all over the lind
would there be joy and peace. IT it be
true that the Almighty guides the des
TIMES ofnations, how urgent should be
our inyocations to Him to save us in
this, our exceeding great peril.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18


Wirn gold at 1861, the figure of yes
terday, we are not much farther away
from the greenback standard of value
on the premium side than we were on
the discount side when silver first came
into circulation last year Is il possible
that we can be still years away from
that goal that we have looked and
yearned for ever since the war--the re-
turn TO specie payments2 With the
right kind Of management it seems as
if the attainment Of that haven of se.
cur!ty was within easy sail without any
unnatural or violent methods being
employed, But what delightful ma.
.tional joke it would be if natural laws
should obliterMe the difference that
now exists and we should find gold
dollars chinking in our pockets because
other people preferred greanbacks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

WHERE'S Bennett2 Where's MAY,
and is he seriously wounded, or wounded
at allY These questions trouble the
public mind, just now. Bennett is re-
ported az having married Miss May,
since the duel, and sailed for Europe
with her, One report sends him and
her to Europe by one of our American
steamers, under assumed names. But
nobody, beyond the conf lential friends
and relatives of tho parties, knows any.
thing ms to their whereabouts or inten.
tons, though anybody would be safe in
saying that both Bennett and May are
anxious to steer clear of the legal au.
thoritics of New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18


1T SEEMS that some aspirant for judi
cial honors has had Mr.. Justice Clifford,
OF the Supreme Court, sounded on the
question of retiring on full pay, he hav-
ing reached the requisite age; but the
inquirer got no comfort. The answer
ne received was the one which the
Judge has always expressed ~ intend
to die with the harness on There is
no doubt that the administration would
be well pleased if Judge Clifford re-
tired, and they would be quite willing to
give him full pay; but the country is
hardly prepared to see the Supreme
Court of the United States wholly COM
posed OF men Of one party. There is
only one exception now.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

TnE seating of Hayes means untold
disaster to the South, 1t means u ter
rtorialiaed satrapy handed over to
strangers and usurpers, supported by an
armed and menacing soldiery. 1t means
federal supervisors of election and the
Acknowledgement of our people 1t
means measureless insult and intolera-
bic oppression. 1t means future of
poverty, Indebtedness and despair that
makes the brain reel and the heart sick.
With oil this urpeoplc, while intensely
anxious, are yet hopeful, as they echo
back to the great Democracy of the
North the brave words--never despair
Of the republic
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

WHEN Lord Melbourne, Of England,
offered Mr.. Black, editor of the London
Chronicle position under the govern
ment, the latter replied: ~ thank you,
my lord, but do not want place, |
am editor of the MOrning Chrosicle and
like my work and the influence it gives
me, and do not desire to change places
with anybody in the world mot even
with yoar lordship." MIR. Black, "
said Lord Melbourne, shaking hands
with him heartily, 81 envy you--and
you're tho only one man ever did.
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OMlNOUS.

The Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Times notes the arming OF Re
publicans in Pennsylvania and Illinois
to aid the consprators, and says
while the Democrats have merely
made contingent preparations to defeat
the conspiracy, word comes inauthentic
form from Pennsylvania, Ohio and New
Hampshire that the conspirators have
put into operation machinery which
shall give the conspiracy substantial
power of resistance. Hitherto the Dem.
ocrats have been unwilling to believe
that the conspiring forces meditated
anything else than sudden seizure OF
the government ON the ith of March
that thereafter the moro conservative
would lament or act to undo it; that in
this condition of things they would de.
precato any disturbance upon the part OF
the Democrats, pointing out how civil
war was infinitely worse in its effects
than even usurpation partially con.
lessed that since Hayes was in or de.
clared in by ordinary forms the best why
was the way of peace, and that the part
of patriotism would be to abide the re-
suit, however ungracious or distasteful.
To-day, however, it has been put be-
yond doubt that warlike preparations
are making in various State capitals
controlled by the government, as well
rs in Washington itself. OF the latter
fact Grant has made no secret from the
first He has summoned soldiers and
more are on their way, and he has de
clared himself willing and ready to de-
feat the expression of the polls. So
far MS these threats went the
Democrats had no uneasincss
until their honest confirmation by
lcgions throughout the States
named. The Pennsylvanians are pre-
pairing for battle. John L. IIartranft,
an old army commander, has pledged
to see that no forces in the in
terest of Tilden shall pass from New
York southwark He furthermore
pledges himself, and is upheld in this
by the legislature, which has been in
secret session for three or four DAYS, to
stop all meditated memolialists who
threaten to come to Washington on the
18th Of February, unless the national
are willing. Tho leaders of
Pennsylvania have declared their con-
'iction that Hayes and Wheeler were
elected in November and that any hes
Itation to make their inauguration is
treason and should be punished. The
Republican members of the Illinois
legislature, the Republican members of
the New Jersey legislature, the Iowa
legislature and majority of the mem.
bers of the New Hampshire legislature
have given similar expressions to the
junta Upon these distinct
assurances the Hayes plot has been
growing holder and the purpose of in.
'ugurating more confirmed. To justify
this the conspirators declare that they
have reports from every quarter of the
country indicating ample preparation
on the part of the Tilden men to over
whelm the capital with well armed men
and seize the presidency, whether they
are entitled to il or not"
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their lips and plead for uttorancc, Ken
nody and Barrett kick the dust of the
Rump's chamber from their feet and
ask admittancc into Nichols Legisla.
ture. The colossal iniquity represented
by Packard, the concentrated essence
of political scoundrelism cXcmpliIiod by
Wells, Kcnner and Cassanayc ! az not
ava.led and every sign ndicltcs the
speedy collapse Of tyranny and fraud in
Louisiana. only Grants bayonets and
his lrowning iron.cads can saye hi,
friends from their doom,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

TnE Senate of the United States and
numbers OF the conspirators aver that
there can be no solution of the elector'
al count unless the Supreme Court have
hand in it, They are determined to
set up another returning board to count
HAYES in.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

Ex'Gov. PALMER, the Democratic and
Independent nominee for the United
States Senate in Illinois, is not 30 very
far behind his rival, Logan. There was
just eight votes between them, with
sixteen scattering that yet may go over to
the Governor Logan is pet of Grants
wherefore he should be kicked out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

The HERALD is pleased to note the ac-
ton of our County Commissioners in
the purchase of u farm, one mile north
Of Hutchins, upon which the poor of the
county are to placed at work. Three
hundred and thirty-nine acres have
been bought, costing $500, payable in
county Scrip.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

For Sale.
A Wheeler 4 w lson Sewing Ma chine
new; cost sl00; viii take SO In cash or credit
House and lot, cheap for cash.
Second hand freight, and express wagons
also, mules, horses and ponies.
For Rent.
good Farm for sale or rent.
wanted To Rent.
Aparty wants to rent q Farm on shares,
A small truck farm wanted, on shares,
near Dallas.
go, For further particulars, apply a. tue
Postofiice.
A. J. LAwTON d CO.,
No. 900 Main st., 2 Doors East Postofae
dee28-dlm
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PLANO is certainly an cnterprising as
well as the most charming of villages,
1t has shipped this year 1900 bales Of
cotton and some 237 car loads Of grain,
The country sun omding this miniature
city is of surprising lovelincss and fer.
t;l,lu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

The Rump, with its contingent of
thieves, vogabonds and wharf rats, still
occupy the filthy and small.pox.riddon
purviews of the st. Louis Hotel
Grants telegram and the hope of re
cognition he extends them alone pre-.
vents their dissolution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

ZONE by one the races fall Long
street and Pinchback quit tho Radical
camp and hurl back words that sting
like an adders fang, while even sterner
thoughts well up from their hearts to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

Col. II. :, OLc ,rT carries all that is
left of his deceased friend Baron de
Palm, in his vest pocket, He does this
doubtless in ailectionNtc remembrance
of that 100000 the baron bequcathcd
Li..a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18
DALLAS. TEX A s.
THURSDAY MORNING :; JANUARY IS

Thar decision on the pool question
was an immense relief to tho afflicted
The jury are voted sensible men with
great unanmty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

., luz disintegration of the State of
Texas will DO finally effected, if at all,
by those who transferred its domain to
q mighty Northern rorporation.-Aus-
tin Statesman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EOR the Speedy Cure OF Seminal wo..
y ness Lost Manhood, aud ali disorS ~. =
Drought on by indiscretlods or excess xns,
druggist has the ingredients. any
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18
Personnel

IOB WORK-Ihe Herald office now
j receiving lnlgo cunsgnmtnlE OF Jop
papers OF all descriptions, ana n'A' p All
examination of prices ana quhllly', nm ni,
Heads. white aud cOlOrehl LeltrI
Heads, Note Heads, Statements ONi ,I,
Circulars, Etc, printed ~ thenp hs w
cheapest, aud neater tnnn the hehl.sV' hllhE
in your orders and yet The heheh' VI wa
t,Nutnnpr Prices
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CENT COLUMN,

Four line entertainments inserted l"lcr NJ
iii, cpmmn ior 1N,nly-Fiy' Cents my
nj the rnir ~ FIVE Gents pr Ilhe Iol o"''
tubspqu, ut insertion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

nNo EXCHANGE for Merchandise: 100
L acres of Land in Hood County; title
good. Niil trade part or the whole. Adore S,
I. o. Box No. 8, Wills Point, Texas. janl2-lw
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Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed

INTERESTING IMPORTATION TO CONSUMERS OF ALL KINDS OF GOO
We
thantho o. fanny
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For Sale or Exchange.

A WHITE GIRL, from 10 TO 10 years of
L n age, To live with u small family in the
city. Address w. q Herald office. decSl.2t
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Causes the Body to Gain In so,,a ~.

us value can net be too strongly impresss Il
upos the attention OF those who have been
The afflicted are assured that this 10 nr aoter.
OF tne worthless nostrums of the day. bp u'i 10
prepared upon scientific prlnciples NV =
physician OF thirty years experience So,d
Principal office, Is Murray st., New yo.,,
septS-deod-wly N'" iorK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

in Blank Deeds, Deeds ul Trust, Lenses,
etc; also, All Justices aud County Court
Blanks. Buy Ihe Hernld'S 'orms, when Ie
accurate, and draw your own DEEDS ana Op-
legations. Jhhll-I
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wanted nj the Intelligence ONCE.

wanted nj the Intelligence once.
Cooks, Waiting Girls, Cham bermaids and
Washers.
Two Austrians want work; one of them
has family.
A man and wife; man TO attend TO horses.
ETC.; woman To cook, wash and iron. Ger.
man preferred,
Farm Hands Wanted.
Thirty Farm Hands wanted az once, for
wages and part the crop.