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TWO rO ONE.
THAT AssaI the s,ss at It-Ihc rasth
cr'- BarE .. 10.

~ hnfh - o.
The Fort Worth boys came over
yesterday morning, 10 play tie second
match game OF bail with the stars,
% this CITY. The latter club were
hopefii h. retrieve their fallen fortunes,
and hearts beat high with eXpeota-
tiuu. Slight showers In the morning
threatened 10 interfere with the sport,
but II did not rain hard enough 10
stop thc game. On the contrary, II
made it very pleasant Tor the players.
About three o'clock the ball tossers
went on, 10 the grounds, and shortly
afterwards the tiremsn delegates pro-
ceedcd to the grounds In Siler's otnni-
BUSES.
The game was called at three
thirty, and Dallas went TO bat.
The stars, for solue reason, weakened.
Young, the third baseman, had his
finger split open, and his place had to
b. hllcd. The club, as a rule, failed u
get on stevens pitching, aud their
batting was very weak. Field distin-
guished himself ny taking six files at
left held, handsomely. Mitchell also
got nue ny, aud did good work
Drew did well, but muiied several balls.
liesly played sgoOd game ON second
base. The Fort Worth boys play ed
exceedingly we'll, and showed good
discipline, which y everything In
the Third innings they made ave runs.
fnsy whiteW ashed Dallas la three in
ninE-, aud Dallas returned the CON-
pliment twice. Errors we're numer.
Gus GA both sides. AZ the end % the
game The score stood ~ 10 in favor
Of the Painters.
THIS decides the championship, and
the FORT Worth olub are without doubt
the test la the state. The game
was umpired by Mt. II. w. starr.
81 Fort Worth. The gentleman, while
We believe him to he free from any de-
sire 10 show Partially. made several
decisions which were not received
with satisfaction. They were not con.
lined 10 Fort worth's favor entirely,
bat the majority of them we're. lie
decided a Dallas man out on first base
when the bsseman did not have his
foot On the base, aud declared VIII.
hzm- 10 be safe on the second when he
ran over his base aud was touched by
Hezly. on the other hand. he de-
olared fool and out on Hogan only n
strike. But these decisions would not
have effected the general result, rs the
Panther boys are the best nine and
would have won the game anyhow.
The stars need n good cAtelier and lot.
Of practice before they tackle the Pan.
her amin.
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sHA WEED Tonic. AND MANDRAKE PILIs.-
These medicines have undoubtedly per
formed more cures OF Consnm ption than
any other rsmedy known 70 the American
public. They are compounded OF vegetabl.
nzfedieuts, and contain nothing which ean
be Injurious 70 the human constitution
Other remedies advert isesl as cures tor Con
sumption, probably contain opium, which
IL somewhat dangerous drug In all cllses
and iftaken freely by co isumpiiye patieuts,
1t must do great Injury; for its tendency : to
conf1ne the morbid matter In the sSstem
which, OF course, must m AXE a cure tfD Dc s.
sioie. schencks Puimonic ryrup II var-
ranted not 10 contain a particle of opium; IL
Is com posed OF powerful bot harmless herbs.
which act on the lungs, liver. stomach and
blood, and thus correct a.! Morbid seera
tons, and expel all the diseased IN after from
the body. These are the only means by
which Consumption can lie cured, and As
schenek's Pulmonic syrup sss Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pulls are the onl- medicines
which operate In this way, IL is obvious they
are the only genuine cure for Pnlmonafy
/ Consumption. Zach bottle Of this inyaiua.
Ole medicine IL accom- panied BY fuli dire
lions Dr. Schenck IL professionally At his
principss ONCE, corner sixth and Arch
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all letters for advice must be add Tessed
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Evening Express: The democratic
party does not propose to regain power
simply because its opponents are un-
worthy, but because it is ft to and
ought to exercise it Whichever party
shall stand upon the highest plane of
patriotism, whichever party shall OUT
step the other in the great and noble
effort 70 restore, to build up, and make
oar country glorious, that party shall
deserve success. And it will gain it,
for the American people have always
generously rendered honor where honor
WAS due.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

The Philadelphia Times calls Butler
"tiie leper OF American politics
The Illinois press association have
gone ora visit to Pueblo. Colorado
The net profit Of an acre OF land near
Jackson, Mississippi. planted in straw
berries, was $3.50.
The mayor Of Mount Carmel, Illinois,
has issued call for aid 10 the sufferers
by the tornado.
Sis, distinguished statesmen have lie
clinel positions 70 foreign missions m.
der President Hayes,
The pulpit formerly occupied by Dr.
Burlpgame, of ST, Louis. is now filed
10y Rev. W. W. Boyd.
The president does not seem to be in
hurry To satisfy the clamors of the
LOU siana office seekers
Mobile, Alabama. il without a sea
bathing establishment, though possess
ing superior advantages therefor.
Chicago BARRIERS are discussing the
Sunday closing business, bat the city is
a little too large to be controlled that
way.
Pho Southern Memorial Association,
in W ashington, decorated the graves of
the Confederate soldiers at Arlington
| cemetery, June I.
The Boston Post pays a high tribute
TO the firemen TOR their seif-sacrificing
| courage in the preservation of life IN the
| Shoume avenue horror
We may Yet expec. Butler and Nc
| Neagh 10 JOIN teams this fall, and stump
for tie party 1t is personal now. II
will be political then. IN
The oxford university has offered ex-
| President Grant the honorary decree OF
f! D. c. l.. The general could not resist
the temptation 20 take it,
The COMMANDMENT aud Aurora
and Cincinnati insurance companies
can not do business in Chicago, because
they have not money enough.
Grants two years in Europe will ce-
ment the old world and the new, and
thus serve his country in his third ca
pscity as an international conciliator
The annual decoration of Confederate
graves at Loudon park Cemetery, Balti
more Maryland, took place June Z. The
attendance was larger than ever before.
The democrats of Maine are eager for
2
themselves with their best arguments
and viii enter the campaign hull ioi
hope
4 Tho storm in Missouri and Kansas
did considerable damage TO the rail-
roads last Friday, many tracks having
been rendered dangerous for the pas
sage IF trains.
4 three Thousand dollar ire occurred
10 Muskogee, Indian Territory, on the
9Th instant, while the FIRE company
were IN another part Of town suppress,
ing ire there.
RSchellsmidt, of indianapolis. horse
whipped Carl Haas, on Thursday, fol
making improper proposals to his two
daughters. aged twelve and fourteen
Haas left town.
Chicago is mourning the loss of it:
southwestern cattle trade. St Louis j.
taking ii away in some degree Th,
st. Louis rates TO the seaboartl are So
better than Chicago
The president has recognized the 10
lowing consular otIi ,ers OF the German
empire. viz. Karl Ernst Heinrich Ko
ser, consul at New York; Ii. E. g. Ger
hch. consul at st Louis, Missouri
Friedrich HI Ikel, consul at Chicago
, Illinois, and Carl Johann Ernst Angus
Hermann Albert Won Bassewitz, vic,
cousal at New York.
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I.eekSus Me.,s.a..

Thousands Of people died every year
In the miasmatie valleys surrounding
Lookout mountain, until about Is3G,
when from the common mountain
herbs, DR.. A, q. Simmons scientifieAi-
iy prepared . medicine that proved
. specific In the cure OF liver diseases.
By Its use the country In that vicinity
has become among the healthiest on
the continent The reputation Of DR..
4. Q. SimmOn's vegetable liver medi-
One ID now worldwide. II u made by
~. A. Thedford 4 CO., Of Chattanooga,
Tennessee, and every genuine pack.
age and bottle y enclosed In yellow
wrapper bearing the Likeness Of DR..
Simmons
II Ii for sale by all druggists, who
have trial packages Of the medicine
thst will be given to all appllcsnts free
OF charge. myH.lm-d-w.
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The following letter from Colonel
Robert Burns. OF Houston, speaks for
Itself:
Horsrou, June Il, Is77.
To the Editor OF The Herald.
DEAR sTR--Piease notify the public
that at the request Of the citizens OF
Waco, that Captain J. Waldo, general
passenger agent Of the Hooston aud
Texas Central, notifies me that all per
sons who may wish TO visit Waco, TO
attend the Reunion Of. HoodS Texas
brigade, on the 9th, will be carried
over his road at one fare for the round
trip. And all who may desire to AXE
advantage Of the reduced rates, will
have TO buy excursion Tickets sos the
round "trip, before taking the cara.
Excursion tickets will be placed on
sale, on the 18th instant, and made
good until July LIST. The arrangement
10 return members free, on certificate
OF the secretary, II therefore with
drawn, SO as To allow visitors % take
advantage ~ the redsced rate.
Very truly yours,
hOHERT BURMA,
alton.
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Many having used patent And ORE.
pared medicines and failed In Timing the
FeIisf prom ised, are thereby pref nd Iced
a<.inst ali med icinr~- Is thts fiyilte Would
you condesun ali lsnys.eiao- bscsu.e one
failed IN giving the relief promise,- some
working hard for months and finding none,
~ urn ho1ns aad ~ there b no gold there.
bees that psovs tf Aaay soaorins With
cAtArrh and pulmn0naxy a0ecksons have unpd
the vesthtse psspasaf1ons shse crowd The
maxks4 - h thstr ~ sDp0lntmsnt say
thsss = NO ouSs fcr oafArrh. Does thai psovs
fatle1 to snDsey - psoper romsdyf Ilssrs
are sAcunanas - poolae IN ehs UafssA 6saaos
yho can 49, An amAavtt thas On. nagsS
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Democratic Bessssne ~ Aeespssa ~
t8epablheaaa.

Cincinnati Gazette (republican) For
better or for worse we have q govern
ment which leaves the administration
of justice to the citizens; which forbids
any penalties save by due process Of
law. and defines that process to be in
dictms at snd trial by inries Of citizens
of the locality and which leaves the
punishment Of all crimes, except tres
passes upon certain instramentaiities OF
the United States government. to the
local eourts- For better or worse, the
punishment Of such crimes ~ the De
kslb county and Ellenton murders is
left by our form Of government to the
local courts. II the majority Of the
local inhabitants, or the prevailing SEM
tinent Of these localities, Is on the side
OF the Innrderers. Justice has no one to
administer it This il the state Of the
case No national administration can
do anything.
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4 Pstrtaed Hesiy.

Urbana (lllinois) Republican The
body OF Peter Descomb, a French
man, who. some nineteen or twenty
years ago, died from the effects of a rat
tlesnake bite, was, the other day, ex-
humed, by parties who are removing
the dead bodies from the street on the
north side OF the old graveyard, and
was found to be almost wholly petri-
fed from the knees up. His head and
small portion of one side had suffered
the effects of accommodation.
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Trade Journal: There IL now in Texas
quite lively agitation Of the question
whether tho state cannot be developed
into one OF the great wheat growing and
iood-exporting sections Of the country,
The success which has apparently fol-
followed the experiments of raising
wheat during the past Few ysars and
the great favor which the grain raised
in that state h said 70 hsxe eAiasd
among -four manufacturer, have raised
hopes among the people Of Galveston Of
making their city one Of tbs pgincipal
grain aud hour mayts Of The world.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors aud indiseretions Of youth, nerv-
ous weakness, early decay loss OF man
hood, etc, / will send n receipt that
will cure you, free of charge. This
great remedy was discovered By a
missionary in South America. Send a
self addressed. envelope 10 the Rev.
Joseph inman, Station u, Bible Home,
New York City.-til &c pt23- eod-w.
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Hrnrs ANo rrLraIE..

HtpEs-Dry niuf, Is p. saf upWar.I. Ise..
tr. dlut, - - and upward, dainaK.d, .'.--;
cry nInf. Esps ana cali. 4lr-s ary salt. - o.
and upward, lie; green butchers, 5ssc-
81 E45A fELir-Esgl. o~ilS - WOO. -
25e-i white vol. ioag, Gle, while wool fan
cilp, lsa-fe.. nlaci. Ee,l, l>.-
IL ! Az Balls. 49, cows. ~.
IALLD H-ln barrels. SIC.
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PoPulariilustrateibo book (,6opages)on
II MOOD WoNASHooDi MkRRIAoE!
'.IPediments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely seoi,d, posi-
paid for 60 cents, BY DIR. c. WHrrriEs,
or St Charles Street, ST. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist. Read HE works.
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Cincinnati Enquirer. The Mexican
minister enters protest against the
Instructions given to General Ord.
He protests tn at the only proper way
to stop the systematic banditti raids
across the border from one country
into another In by concerted action
between the two governments. With
all the Difference in the world for the
opinion Of Senior De Mariscal, IL does
seem thxt he b In exroT on til point
II the rAidine sand fobbefy we're
mutual, and IN Interchange Of the
commodities OF the two bordering
nations were carried on reciprocailJ
In this novel way, there might be
force In his posiyi0n. But, unhappily,
the feeling OF reciprocation is all on
one side, aud the balance of trade
across the Rio Grnnde is sadly sgainst
n. Nothing but greasers are sent across
70 us, while we send good Texas POI
niles and long-horned cattle back 30
them--and the greAsers go back with
them by the light OF the full moon.
II is very mild in US to propose to re-
turn some of these monthly calls with
our cavalry. There needs no concerted
actiO4 whatever. The suppFessiou OF
this m0onshine business sbouid be
~ one country or the other. 1t IL
proper to be done by Mexico. but, fall
ing Mexico, we must do it ourselves.
There vas similar protest from this
source four years ago. when we sent .
eormAl writ of rspleyin into this in
feeted border under escort Of cavalry.
At that time we were Advised not
e do IT, again. Now We are ad-
yised that . repitition. may csnse
local di1Atisfaction with the central
Mexican government, which, says the
senior, . friendly nation ought mot
% do. Ssn0f Aariscal II probably jok-
ing about this. OF oourDe, Il will causs
local diasatisfaction in border Asxico
IL their livelihood e taksn from them
and their merry moonlight labor
broken up. Hut the senior should 70
nect that much local dlssa&isfAo9ton
has been erected In weetsen Texas
against our general government b.
canse this thing has been 20 long suf-
fefed. Perhaps b win not enupe loeal
dissAttsfActaca, 1T may dlnipats the
dtsease through the whole Asxioan
sysesm q We should march IN 70 The
~ - ~ 81 = ssss ~
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Cantrnr,nr. and nuiIarrs

VIII not fail Ia notice the advertise
ment Of the county clerk, Of Shackle-
ford county. Here Is = chance for
good paying job, and those Interested
should correspond with Mr.. Mssterton
al once.
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~ - Pupev,

Yesterday copy Of tbs Ulster
County Gazctte, publishsd n King
sson, Esv York. January I. 100, vas
put into oar banda. Apst from its
age. 1t y also very intsrssting In IL
reading msttes. TAs eolunns a.s IN
msusnisg Tor the Death sf Genesui
Gsosgs WaahinGAsa. Who Nd - ths
fortssnth day 81 ths pesvioos mouth.
A report Of The congressional proceed
tngs Also appeas.. snd - - = ths
eaiagy a Waahingtaa. dsliysssd -.
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COMMERCIAL,
N On ETARY.

The fnonrtary market = somewhat -'r{uc-
ent for outside busi ness, bat there !. ample
fnE sis tor legitimate business and e1mrnaf.
cial purp osss.
:. GOLD Buylng, large pieces o.; small l as.
Sailing, large o. small %
BILvEh-komin al.
There Y bot litls gold or silver In market.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = per cent.
disck mt; bank, par
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Far from resting on her laurcIs. Cor
nell Il willing and ready 10 row any col
lees crew that has or can demonstrate
its ability to row well enough 10 make
the race good one. and one in which
the powers of each crew can be tested.
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IIHI IN lEHINr

= Ia oulk. - ~ sEdinsFy usii@s. -. pe.
bu-hul-
tl.N - I - sssseIld Ale e. worth 81 8 barrel
Dallas. - a.
fLAsIEA-is worth 3 - ; barrel
The supply 90 o.. above u4sntlnueI artg-
eies - ample; demand fslr, market nrIa-
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Help for the weak, nervous, and
doblliiated. Chronic and painful dis
ea~e- cured without medicine. Flee
THE ieius and other appliances, all
about them, and hov 10 distinguish
The genuine rum the spurious. Book,
with full PARTICULARS. mailed free.
Address Pulvermaeher Gslvanle Com
pshy, ~. Vine strest, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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ATTENTION. PAUPER>

Tue overs--T of The t-sor f2faI rr
dAy given notiss that ~ - a#.
and cara Tor Ia o.santy t-l.r
rns-G me- - 90 oEsisr 81 a.
OouTf - DALAI cssnufy srr.Hs.
al .ltrssncss N tfl- r=-r
poor fArm ~ o-a.-s frufn .a.a
Wills ny haEf A. a 49,. ..
ono IA tie rite 81 o.. -
Of May. a. ~. t,-r. Ha.a
BY n .. r. ELIss Depot
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A Reliable snx,u~. n..I

One box OF Dr. TUFTS Pills will save you
haany dollar in doctors bills. They will
surely cure Chilis aud Fever; dyspepsia;
Dtsordered Liver OF Bowels; Sick Headache:
Jaundice or Chronic Cossii patton only
- cents Aay2-w1
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OLD YAsHIoNEn HAIs

III used to cake twelve hours 10 dye the
hair, and then IL looked ridiculous Now,
in fifteen minutes Tut Hair Dye will give
you beautiful glossy black tresses, without
trouble or Inconvenience. j. Murray street,
New York. funsIs-ox,
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Evening Kepora-FInaseI.I.

$Kg iOhE. Juue Ii--Mou ) casy a. I-.
per cent sterling uifll Ht - ". tald = q.
stale hands aUiet. tiuNsrnuIsnts steady.
new - Il iuJs
NEW ORLEANS, June lL-Gotd a OE -
%. New York slsnt = Premium sJsT4lils,
f..uE a "a
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t. e.,eb-n,. ,n. r..r,s


At a called meeting OF the citizens OF
Arlington and vicinity, on the even
ing OF June Z, 1877, Colonel A. Harris
being called to the chair, explained
that the object of the meeting was to
consider the propriety and practical
bility of ceiebrsting The fourth of July
after the old fashion
motion by W. w. McNatf, "thai
We celebrate the fourth a. usual, with
speeches, music, grand barbecue, etc;
that We baye magnificent festival
al night, and that the invitation to at
tend aud participate In the celebration
be and Is hereby made to the entire
public" WAS unanimously adopted.
On motion the following committees
were appointed
To Select Grounds ames Ditto, w.
w. MeNstt, Leon c. Vaughan.
OF Invitation James Ditto, w. w.
McNatt, l. q. Waugh. j. e. Middleton.
OF Arrangement-T. Il Ditto and
lady, w Ii, Harrison and lady, J. l..
Hutcheson and lady, NJ. ]. Brinson
and lsdy, o. 8. Lawrence and lady, ID.
c. WiIkenson and lady, J. e. Middle
ton, J. .. Ceudiene, John Ditto and
lady, Colonel A. Harris and lady, =. A.
Watson and lady, DIR. 4 ID Conger
and lady, DR.. J. Il. Fort and lady
Lewis Finger and lady, X s. johnson
and lady, Z. II. Ramsey and lady. 5.
]. Ramsey and lady, DIR. w. L. Burney
aud lady, DIR. 3. A Ssrahan and
lady. DIR. A. X. Middleton aud lady,
g. W. Joplin and lady, James Tucker
and lady, ID. c. Hackney and lady, T.
NJ. Cowen aud lady. Allen Robertson
and lady, Wat. Beal and lady, Mrs.
Il I'm s,E
lady.
special Committee of FestivsI-A
Miller and lady, w. A. Biedsoe and
lady.
To Select Orafors-W w. MeNatt,
James Ditto, j. &. Middleton.
Marshal OF the Day-W. w. Me-
Matt. Z. - ss,,..s,..' ...rs t=
On motion, tie Dallas and Fort
Worth papers are respe etfully fequet-
ed to publish these minutes.
OSCAR .. LAwkEScE, Secretary.
Tho Leaatsg Uisansng Hsa.s Of Dallas
i, i. N. Kahn 4 Bro. Justly claim this
| egut istieal title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock OF
| veil mate ciot hing in the city of 9al
Las, and ~ coed - 10 kept i n Calves
| ton, New Orleans or any other large
| city, and they propCse to sell their
goods a. cheap sasthe cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assert
nnent, best lies and latest fashions.
A glance Of their stock WI convince
any one Is TO the truth their asser.
tons. They, also keep q first-clzss
stock of mems fur sning goods. con.
sisting OF conp,ete stock OF men's
hats, " hfeh they make speciality OF
/ also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at xtreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most com.
l'plete q nd finest iineof neck wear au6
hosiery in the city In view of the
above stern facts, we. can cheeruiiy,
| recommend all of our citizens and tn.
public generally, to call around ano
4 examine their stock. and we feel con
fdent that they will coincide with uiI
aud pronounce Il. NJ. Kahn d Bros
the leading clothing HOUSE
/ Dallas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
Cotton Market.

GALYEsroS, June H--Noon--COtfou, re-
ceiPLss net -, gus = sslos- sales ioi -tocI,
OF. hand, 1873. Market steady, with itEn !.
offerings. Go,sd Inl1d.InEs u-.c. intuIlng
u'.c; low nladiins w., gool ordinary H.
NKY YoKK, Jane "a Cotton qulet. UT.-
laulf4 Ii3.c; Orleans a &C. "a .a bslss
Futures Oiessd nTIn. IGn- A. 7syII slr:
Juiy N stall sc; August N sail ssc, sep
t.tnIrcr n S5atii sc, October II as1ii SIC,
II sac.
NKw YORK, June H-Sight-Cotion