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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct 6, 1877.

In the Court Of Appeals Friday, October o.
No. 81. Petrie vs. Adams-Argusd by F. W. Hub
bard for appellant, and Levi IL Brown for respondent
No. 81. he People, &c, rel Richardson w. Tho
County Court OF ST. Lawrence cDunty.-Argued by I.
Hasbrouck, Jr, for appellant aud y. W. Hubbard for
respondent.
No. 157 Outbank va Lake Shore. &c., Railroad
Company--Argucd by A. r. Laning Tor appellant;
submitted for the respondent
No. 100. Ralph vs. Brooklyn City Railroad Com
pany.-Afgued by Samuel Hand Tor appellant and
W inchester Britton tor respondent
No. l62 Allen vs. Judson.-Argued by William Tif-
fany tor appellant ard M. f. stephens for respondent
Proclamation made and court adjourned.
CALENDAR.
The following In tho day calendar for Monday, Oc.
tober s-Nos no. l66, ILL., l76 It's, 49, $50 and lsa
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JUSTICE wANDELL THANKED.

At tho meeting Of tho Police Board yesterday letter
was received from Justice wandel indorsing Tho
OF tho Commissioners connection with the "shystor
iawycrA Tho following resolution was atorward
adopted by tho Board:-
Resolved That he thanks of the Board OF Police be
deed wandcl tor his operation with the Board
Police la cndoasors 10 cheek existing abuses where
uucuibers OF the orce and others are implicated.
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hEROSE.NE ACCIDENT.

While Bridget Smith, thirty-eight years OF ago and
living at No. sos wost Thirty-eighsh street,
dcavoring to start 6ro with Kerosene oil yesterday
morning. the containing tho oil exploded. Bridget
was seriously burned about the body and logs - 70
nocessitate her removal 70 the hospital
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMIEns.
BY Judge Barrett,

In the matter Of Conkiug, &c-I must require
proof OF o demand and strong evidence the Iacts
alleged before issuing 30 summary and harsh war;
rant regard tor the liberty oi the citizen demands
tina when that IL rnished the must DO made
roturnnbIc upon tho samc day on which ,t is ssued
Coke vs. Manning. g.-Dismissed, without prejudice 10
Tn.smau W. scnrina. MOTION for receiver granted
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WHY HE WAS ARnxsrxD.

To THE EDITOR OF THx HxRALD:-
Tho undersigned bear evidence that tho statement
In Monday mornings HsRALD Is entirely erroneous,
70 wt-John Waters lad Of twelve years, living at
No 1865 Third avcaue, was arrested yesterday by
Ocer Cronie OF the Twenty third prcoinct for throw.
Ing stones At passers-by. The lad arrested for
quarrel he had with the son Of Officer Cronie Again,
iI would appear, from the said statement, that thi
mother Of the child was arrested. Such Is not the
eaae MARK WATERS,
J. II. SCARBOROUGH
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HANDS OPP.
DIroR or Tas HxRALD:-

To rnx EDIToR or ras HxRALD:- ~
Is thcre any good reason why conductors '.iI
dirty hands snoud inslst soiling ladios' DIRE.
Two young ladies, nicely dressed In light silks nj
car No 20 OF the Sixth line tho up trip Il
about Quartor 10 six N. yesterday CTuesday) al
Twenty third There necessity to touch
them, but under preteLce oil hurrying tnorn or the
PLATFORM the conductor placed his dirty hands on the
each lady III succession, s0ng and damaging
her attire, which was expensive. Whom an elderly
lady left the soon after the conductor found no
such necessity. PASSENGER
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DROWNED IN A TUB.

Howard BaGsol, aged snree years. residing with his
parents at No. az Howard avenue, Brooklyn, was
msssd yesterday morning by his mother In Tho
OF the afternoon she found his dead BODY IN
washtub into winch the child had fallen.
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LIGHT WANTED.
70 rRx EplTon

70 fRx EDiToh OF TIE HERALp:- 4
There u no lamppost ~ the corner Of Tlfsy-six /.
street and tho Eastern Boulevard No doubt aft !
some one has been knocked down and robbed the q
ihoritios Will see about having light placed there
A II
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SUPPRESS THIS NUISANCE.

TO THE EDITOR TIE HERALD:-
In OF tho houses situated Third avenue. be.
twcon l47h and l4sth Streets there is aud has boon
for tho last two summers filthy, restoring collection
sewage matter covered partly with green and putrd
refuse or tho vesl kind. The writer has complained
to Dr. Comfort tho Sanitary Inspector Of tho Board OF
Health says that he has reported tho matte< "a
Health Board aud therc tho whole business stcpA
During Tho lust three months nvc children have died
OF diseases contracted in this locality and Il is the
opinion OF tho residents OF the block that ths
mortality ana sickness proceeded from the siate OF ths
stYcck q.
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THE MoNTcLAIR RAILROAD.

To THE EDITOR or THg HEnALD:-
Tho management OF tho Greenwood Lake and Mont
CLAIR Railroad changes hands every Tow days aud tho
road seems 10 run generally from bad TO until
they owe u 70 their patrons well to themselves
to other stop running altogether else supply decent
accommodations at thor stations The station al
Newark had depot u dirty old shed, which y
Illinois would have bcen considered Too mean build
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DANGEROUS ROADS.

To THE EDIroR or TIE HRRALD:-
The roads on each side OF Harlem Bridge lead directly
to the river instead OF the BRIDGE and since there NO
lamp to show the way and gate railing 70 protect
gersi on night, the lives oil those passing
are Ia danger This SHOULD be attended to at once
MIDNIGHT PEDESTRIAN
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ON THE BRIDGE AT HIoHr.

To TEE EDIfoR TEE HxRALD:-
WIN you DO kind enough TO call the attention Of sas
police 10 the fact that Harlem Bridge after dark
resort or oaiers and dsreputable characters Of both
sexos and that respectable woman unaccompaniod
by gentleman cannot without being insultedf
CLARK
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BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.

Suit has been brought In tho Brooklyn City Court
against Bornaardt Obraham by Fanny Zuckorman to
S1 900 tor breach OF promise OF and
duction Tho couple to have been married Sep
tember last aud the failure Of the defcnoent to keep
his elioted from the gIr the confession OF her
seduction. Justice Dykman granted IN order Of
rest tor the accused and liked his bai At $4,000.
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stnnn va warszaasI-Notion fer resale denied.
with $40 costs and stay vacated
granted, with $40 costa
Bsckman va Lsvy.-Motion granted for second
Brucknan Va Nanhstmor Judgment granted
Brass " Brasa-Plantn ordered TO Ale security for
costs IN $3.50.
Allls va Nash.-xosion granted for the l2th inst
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERN.
BY Judge Robinson.
In tho matter Of Fabbri.-Motion granted Order
Of reference TO be amonded accordingly See opinion.
metropolitan Pros: Association va. the s'ar hsws. M
paper Company-Aotion 10 place cause on short
cause calendar granted
10 ths matter OF Hirsh and another Tho assignee
have proven their claims or give them psrsenAi
service.
Docs Va Dess-xosion 70 compel plaintiffs 70 &c
Comfy. Va second Avenue Railroad Company
Balner Va Balmer.-Referencs ordered.
0'Donneil Va Hackman.-Aotion granted.
+. 4as444 by Judge Larremore
Carpenter W. Nickers0n Counsel Will attend with
stenoyraphers minutes before the Court Tor settle
BY Judre j. =. Daily.
In the matter OF Jung-Order 70 mortgage en1ato Of
infants granted.
MARINE oouRr-CHAMBRRA
BY Judge McAdam. hl
Wickham Va Horton.-Opinion.
Goo VI. olmstoad.- d.-Detendant ordered 70 pay over
$63 u due him whom tho supplementary order was
served and collected by him since.
Fistshauer va Lang.-TaxRtlon afhrmed
Schlege va Bauland; Butler vs. Suulien; Finley Va
Sales; hcGiIi VS.. sane.-Judgments.
Goddard Va Binns-Rsierrsd TO James b. McNulty.
Duncan va Devoc; Woltord vs. Baker; Titus Va
Schmid; Kennedy Va. Carroil-Motions granted
McCailrey va Bennett; Wilson We. Brown.-Security
for costs ordered.
Porter W. Poillon. continued against legal
representatives
Hopkins VS.. Newark Boot and shoe Company-Or.
der directing pay yment over oil money.
New va 6eartv.-R. A. Pryor appointed receiver
Hotchkiss W. Pcck.-Action continued againss sur.
vivng partner
Van Labeko Va hos.ena-Ordsr OF publication
granted.
4-t NlaH BY Justice Alkor
Conroy va McGorry; Posner VA Lautsr.-Casss SET
lad and nd
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WASTE OF THE cRoToN WATER.

70 THH EDITOR OF THx HERALD
Let an o1cer VISIT every house and SOC that noat-
ing ball 10 attached to every faucet in every tank -
stop tho water whom tho tank is full can name
three houses where the water flows constantly and
where enough is wasted 10 supply thirty families
There doubtless u thousand or more such houses
in the city. RD.
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AN OVERLOADED sLooP.

The sioop Exchange, from Poughkespsie Tor this
city loaded with A. 000 bricks, sunk yesterday ~
tho dock foot OF l3lst street and North River II 10
unknown
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CENTRAL PARK LAKES.

TO ruH EpiroR OF THE HERALD:-
desire TO call your attention 70 the nth Of the
Central Pars lakes. Cannot tho authorities have the
old water drained on and tho likes cleanscdf Some
thing must be done IN this mstor as the residents ef
the upper part Of the CITY are already afflicted with
chills and lever, the great American pestilence
PROGRESS
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART !.
al, Before Recorder HacketI
A vIRA0o PUNISHED.

n vIRA0o PUNISHED.
A woman who gave tho namo OF Mary Connolly, Of
avenue and Tonth street, arraignod ut the bar
charged with fslonious assauiL IL appeared that
the 10th OF September last she attacked Mrs. A.
Reilly. No. 348 East Tenth street, in most desperate
manner Alter tearing hcr hair and otherwise NAL
treating the complainant tho prisoner capped the
climax by seiziug cepick and jabbng II into Mra
Rcilly's mouth, tho wound causing the blood 70 dow
proiusely. Following this inhuman act tho accused
pretended TO be insane but subsequent examination
showed that her mental powers were not al all de-
ranged. On being arraigned for trial yesterday ~
Assistant District Attorney Bell the prisoner pleaded
guilty 10 charge of assault with intent 10 do bodily
harm. The Recorder commented severely on The ma
OF the crtmo committed by the accused and son-
fenced her Tor three and SIX months IN the Psn
tentiary.
Ha PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
james Origen, orNo 97 Monroe street, pleaded guilty
TO the charge or stealing silver watch from the per-
son OF Cornelius Drscoll, Of No. 10l Monroe street,
and was sent to tho State Prison for three years
Edward Flannery, aged eighteen years, Of No "a
East Eleventh street. broke into the sidewalk stand
kept by Italian tho OF Thresnt street and
Fourth avenue, the 21st Of September last rho
prisoner caught in the act and ON Ooing arragned
Tor trial yesterday pleaded guilty Ho sent 70 tho
Pententiary for eighteen months.
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STREET oBsrRUcrIoNs.

To THE EDITOR OF rHK HERALD
Please call tho attention Of the Department. Of Er
cumbrnnces TO the pies Of old boxes IN front Of th
premises Nos leo, Ill and l13 Reade street.
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xEncANTrLr LIBRARY M1sMANAoEMzsr.

To rnK EDITOR OF rHR HERALD:-
Allow me to call attention TO now arrangement Of
tho Mercantile Library Association, which has not
boon noticed by any Of your previous correspondents
Yesterday called tho reading room and asked for
tho August numbers Of tho London Adtencsm. The
clerk nrst seemed to DO unwilling TO look for IT. but
having last gone for II, back and told that
the August numbers were so packod away that could
not get them. should like TO know what 10 is
scribe forto have the files OF papers o the current
year packed away open for user Think u is hgh
time that the members tako concerted action to
vince tho authorities thai they acting contrary
the wishes Of tho members IN virtually abolishng thu
reading ROOM MERCANTILE
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HEROIC TREATMENT.

TO TIE EDiroR THE HRxALD:-
look At tho reservoir makes u very ovtdens thai
ve are In for q water famine with It's horrorR Tbs
senseless mob minhs be brought to its By tho
preventive applied IN England many years ago; that
Of shutting or all wator for portion portions ot
each day. This 10 simple, and low suHcr thereby
let them suffer- CITIZEN.
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WHAT Is THE LAW?
TO TIE EDrroR OF THE HRRALp:-

TO TIE EDITOR OF TN HERALD:-
reside in the Eastern District, Brooklyn. and am
publisher Of an amateur journal. While Offering my
exchanges for distribution at station W. was in,
formed that they would not receive such matter from
Post O1ico. Now, what desire 10 know is whothel
this law has been adopted by tho employees OF this
station for their convenience, or IL II established
law throughout the State l presented the mat
u short tme previous and II was accepted and for.
wsrdod IL this law confined strictly 70 amateur jour-
nasf Is not cvcry branch post 0fco compelled TO
ceiye all mail matter rs long sufficient amount OF
postage 10 paldS AMATEUR PUBLISHER
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A POLICEMAN PUNISHED.

Patroiman Connolly. OF tho Fourteenth precinct was
yesterday dismissed from The orcs Tor using sbusiyo
Language W = citizen. .
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaRl
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Personal.

We are sorry to announce that Mr..
Faulkner of the Waco Examiner, who
Is In the city en- route for Fort Worth,
was confiued to his room at the Ma.
tional, yesterday, with chill. He
proceeds to-day on his journey.
Mr.. ]. G. Hutchins, of the Waco
Examiner, who has been spending a
few days with friends in Missouri, was
In the city yesterday, en- route for
Waco. He, OF course, paid THE HER.
AID the compliment ola call.
The HERALD had a pleasant call
yesterday from Mr.. Bridges, Of the
Lockhart Echo, DR.. Gregory, of the
Fayette Record, aud Mr.. vogel OF the
Boerne Land Register. These gentle
men are oil on their way to attend the
editorial convention at Fort Worth.
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Look out-ohuren Rebber..

On last Sunday night A. NJ. SCOTS
church was broke open after service
by some unknown person, and when
leaving carried away with him one
eight dollar Bible with black binding,
one large glass pitcher, one lamp,
aud glass tumbler. 1T lie hoped that
the people will look for these articles,
as there il but little doubt but the
offender will endeavor to dispose OF
them In some way. A. NJ. SCOTT,
WASH WIN
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We pity that much abused organ.
the liver II Is held responsible for
every little ache and pain. II Is cen.
sured on every hand. 1t is made 10
daddy nearly all diseases, and Is work.
ed to death. This is detrimental, I'M
wiae and unsafe. Let the liver rest.
Use no strong medicines. Keep your
bowels open now and then by the use
OF mild and simple remedies, those
which are pleasant and received kind
ly BY the stomach. Such a remedy IA
Bailey's Saline Aperient, which IL
pIsazant refreshing and effervescept.
~ u sold At one-half the usual price
' = All you need. sep3-tl-18.
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To the Praise OF hen Denar.

Philadelphia Times: BY the death
OF Ben DeBar the American stage
loses its oldest comedian and It's oldest
manager. What Wallack Is TO New
York and McVlcker 10 Chicago, Ben
DeBar was to st. Louis and the Mis-.
sissippl Valley. Besides this, he was
the only "falstaff" on the American
stage and the last survivor Of the time
Of Hackett, Booth, Williams and For
rest. He was In every sense man, a
good citizen, fine actor, a skillful
manager and generous employer.
The stage was better for his life; the
world Is the worse for his death.
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4. NJ. Kahn a nra.

Il. NJ. Kahn 4 Bro. are now In re-
ceipt of q very heavy stock of fsJl
clothing, which Is selected with sn In.
telligent comprehension of the wants
and tsstes of a very large number OF
patrons. The styles are beautiful,
prices cheap, and Kahn 4 Bro. just
the cleverest clothing dealers In the
state. A visit to their elegant estsb-
lishment lie now In order.-spt5-st
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER s.
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

The new hose carriage cost S3l9.fO,
besides freight.
We still listen to "the patter Of the
rain upon the roof"
The street crossings are in miser.
atle sloppy condition.
The police pay roll for the month
OF August was $57S34.
Mark Grayson's new sketch, "Nep.
tune" Ia success at Thompsons
! The average Dallasite Is great
hand to turn out to see dog fight.
Outdoor work on new buildings IL
suspended for the present, on account
of bad weather.
There was considerable difference
observable, yesterday in the number
OF people In the city from the country.
Religious ardor has been some
what dampened by 40 much rain,
Judging from the attendance at the
hall.
Judge Burford made his first speech
since resignation, in the district court
yesterday, as an attorney in the Delany
trial.
"A man from the west was on Main
street yesterday, with q splendid bur.
falo robe, well tanned and very large,
which he offered for ten dollars.
There will be service at Germania
hall, according to orthodox mode OF
worship, toshhoshona and Yom Kip.
ur, Seats can be had of A. ~ IL. Nit.
tenthal, Goa Elm street.
The heavy rains of the past three
days has seriously interfered with the
colored population, who were getting
ready, old and young, to 90 into the
cotton fields.
The following officers were elected
at the regular meeting OF Dallas chap.
ter No. AZ, Monday night: w. Il. Cum.
mings, II. X; Henry Boil, X; NJ. l..
Knepfly, scribe; w. l., Stewart, secre-
tary.
The market master collected eigh
teen dollars during August for rent OF
stalls In the market house. As bis
salary is twenty dollars per month, the
city loses two dollars on last month";
business In that quarter.
The attention Of the health officer
10 called to the cesspool in the rear OF
the New York clothing store, on the
east side Of Austin street. The grad.
ing OF the street makes levee to dam
the water during every rain.
--Dr..Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery Is not "curesall,n but 1t does
cure bllliousness, or liver complaint,
and all forms Of blood or skin diseases,
excepting cancer, which it will not
cure. Pierce's memorandum books
given away at all drug stores.
During August, the city recorder
collected $3.50 for fines; the street.
gang worked out 1924 in fines; fifty
eight criminala were placed In the cal,
aboose; six prisoners escaped, and
eight We're released by the health Of
ficer.
The committee that was appointed
from the different Sabbath schools last
Sunday evening, at the union concert,
for the purpose Of making the neces.
sary arrangements for the county con-
vention, which meets on next Tues
day, the 10th instant, will please meet
tomorrow afternoon, at 3 p. m, at the
Young Mems Christian Association
hall Immediately after the Bible
reading.
JOHN q. BECKER. Chairman.
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Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut. TT.

-B. Meyer will take any kind of
vsluables In pawn,-tf
F. Fendrich's Is the only house
that sells the Lone Jack smoking to-
bacco. II
Orr Is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than NJ. Louis prices.-tf
IF. Fendrich's IL the only house that
sells the Gravely chewingtobacco II
--B. Meyer will sell Burdet organ
at very low figures.-tf
r. rendrich's Ia the only house that
has the Game Cock smoking tobacco.
II
-Ifyou want to buy q family car
rage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.-tf.
- Fendrich's IL the only house
where you will find large assortment
OF meerschaum and brler wood pipes.
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Reliable help for weak and ner-
vous sufferers. Chronic, painful and
prostrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
limitations. Book and Journal, with
particulars, mailed free.' Address Pull
vermacher Galvanlc Company, Gin
oinnati, Ohio.
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DIED.

CAItrER-.On Tuesday heptemboI T. 1871
JEasIE, daughter OF George u. and Matilda
a. Carrier, Hlged one year four months ana
twenty-five dayh,
Funeral from the residence, 725 elm street
This afternoon ut = O'Clock,
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Remember.

Remember that Dallas Female Col-
lege, an exclusively female school, be-
gins September 23d, in the new build
ing. Experienced teachers provides
for little ones Of all ages, as well as for
the more advanced. sep2 lw
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Tickets for st. Louis, Sedalia,
Chicago, Little Rock, Atlanta and
Chattanooga. for sale at reduced rates
by Fred Manget, ticket broker Les
Grand hotel. sepl-tf
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Call on Orr, and buy new Mil
burn wagon for sixty five dollars.
aupll.tf,
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Choice northern onions and pota-
toes at Haggarts. IT.
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--Haggart always has fancy north
ern butter--U.
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sacks at Haggarts.-tL

f, Fendrich's is the only house
that sells the tlue cured smoking to-
bacco. II
--Ifyou want W vuy an omnibus,
Orr is the man to serve you.-tf.
Il. Fendrich's is the only house that
sells the Empress chewing tobacco. tt
b. Meyer, under the operahouse,
buys county scrlp.-tf.
f. Fendrich's is the only house
that sells Hollands fine brands OF Nir-
ginia chewing tobacco. If
+, Fendrich keeps all of the finest
brands of fine cut chewing tobacco
also Maccobay, Scotch and Rappee
snufis. II
Two car loads OF buggies and plat
form wagons, at Orr's.-tf.
f. Fendrich's Is the largest whole
sale house in cigars and smoking to-
bacco and pipes In Texas. II
Choice New York factory cheese,
at Haggart's.-tL
Orr sells the Milburn wagon for
sixty live dollars. augl4.tf
II. Fendrich's is the only house
that keeps all of the finest brands OF
Virginia chewing tobacco. II
you want to save hundred
dollars In the purchase OF buggy, 20
to 0rr's.-tf.
-lfyou want TO trade an old buggy
for u new one, 0rr's is the place.-tf.
-Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams.-tf.
F. Fendrich sells cheaper than any
other house in the United States. II A..
Call on b. Meyer II you want to
purchase jewelry at low tigures.-tf
IF. Fendrich Is the sole agent for
the Vanity Fair cigarette and smoking
tobacco for the state OF Texas. II
Take your wives and sweethsarps
to see the nice phetons at Orr's.-tf.
buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc,
at THE HERALD Office, and write out
your contracts.-tf.
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EeIbecIl IL Co,

You can fad northern cabbage at
Haggarps.
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GRANGER HOUSE,
SO. 9O5 & 907 Main street, Dallas. texas

tbs house Is new and well ventilated.
having southern exposure, and Is centrally
located. IL IL in charge Of lis old proprietoS
;. sawyer, who never failed 10 please his
guests. Parties seeking house with all the
comforts OF home, cannot do better than
riving In Dallas, via the Central railroad
can reach this house by taking the Main
street horse cars, one block south from de.
pot. The best dollar day house I'm the citv
BE sure 70 get on the street ears al the switch
JunHaem \. SAWYER