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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-28

A GENTLEMAN in Cook county is rais-
ing Chinese tea successfully, and those
who have tasted its quality pronounce
it VERY good.
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The Rev, Mr.. Colt assisted by several
devout ladies, are trying to melt the
hard and perverted hearts OF the people
OF Marlin. "
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IT is said that while in Europe Conk,
ling saw Ulysses and told him to remain
abroad for season he could add moth.
ing to the party at home
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Our WELT, when a party of men start
after horse thief, the coroner goes
along for he 10 sure of o job,
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rHE DAlLY HHkALDla published oYoiy
nOrnng, exlept on Monday, NJ 80 20
annum In advance, postage prepaid on
- cents per week delivered Ia The CITY,
ADyRRrIsEIsG HATissl one square (ton lines
n0npareill one Time VI 49, o'oh hubktlunnl
inseiuon, 10 oAnta. special Tataa for weekly
monthly aud yearly advertisers
THE WEEKLY HERALD IL published every
Saturday mo mi Az al " CO per year, post
age prepaid,
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Iowa CRY has an educated tramp who
associates with literary gentlemen, and
makes his appeals in writing, using the
dead languages.
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FoRT WORM is still building castles in
the mir It's II tannery this time she
speaks of building.
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GENERAL n. b. FoRREsT, the noted
confederate general is going to make a
bid for the lease of the Huntsville penis
tentiarN. LLD
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Tue grangers OF McLennan county
have established general store In
Waco.
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lT is about time the editor of the
Giddings Tribune was publishing some
more Of Bill Langley's scribbling,
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

'ruE first Louisiana regmenthas tend
cred its services TO help lick Mexico,
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Tmr HeraM says the people of San
Antonio are not fair going class and
fears the fair will not prove success.
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The cities in the east are quarreling
about who shall have the keeping Of
Cleopatra's Needle when it arrives.
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ACooRDRG to the United States Gems
sus for 1876, Texas gu2aled twenty>onc
million dollars worth of liquor,
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ELS:
MULLIE H. MOORE'S Poems, Q vols. IS %
THoS. L. HoGGS' "Fall of Maroni". 2 20
W. q. WEAVER'S "Hours OF Amuse-
menJ .... '.''''..''' w
Ii. y. THALL'S "History of Methodism
In Texas. .."...,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. L 20
THos. AFFLECH's "Hedges and Hedg-
ing .......,,,.'s...''''t 20
Rev. j. II UTCHINS' "Reminiscences" 50
Rev. j. r CoNoLY's Revelation 90
"The Lite of Navarro, Observation-Disclosures. 25
Has for sale the largest stock OF school and
miscellaneous books in Texas. He In
yites orders from all who want books,
whether at wholesale or retail, and makes a
specially OF finding any book wanted, IL it is
To be found in America or Europe. All books
mailed direct ut retail prices.
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Which he offers at prices M low as those of
any law book house in the United States.
Correspondence Ia invited. Parties desiring
large lots will find II To their advantage to
send to him for estimate. Second hand
books valued and sold ON commission, or
taken In exchange. Parties having libra
ries for sale will do well to consign them 10
MIN on CON mission.
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BDant's ss.s fmpruvedy Reeses
GRANGER HOUSE,
No. oO5 &sO7 Main street, Dallas, Texas

las house is neW and well ventilated,
naNing southern exposuTe, aud Il centrally
located. IL Il in charge of lis old proprietof,
=. sawyer, who never failed to please his
guests. lPeTl - ekiBg Q house with AZ tie
cohlofn of home cannot do better than
70 give the "GrangeT a call. Travellers ar
irving In Dallas, via the Central railroad,
can Teach this house by taking the Main
street. horse cars, one block south frofn de-
Rotr lpe besi dollar s day house An the city
uhkidein WM. THOMAS.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.

Four-line Advertisements inserted twice In
this column for Twenty Five Cents,
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Lost.
MEMORANDUM BOOK-On the fair
wi grounCs, seal skin memorandum
book with the name OF the Undersigned IN
gilt letters ON the cover. The Hinder VIII
please return the same TO CHhS. j. LANG
lIOLZ, LeGrand hotel. ocl2S'2t
10 Rent. ...
i AND--TWo hundred acres of land 10 rent
Tor cash One and half miles from the
city. cotton man preferred. Apply 10
JOHN j. EARlNs, ON the premises. 2S.st
Wanted-Situation.
cox REWARD-The above sum will be
- 70 paid to the party who will furnish
II steady and industrious young man with
some kind of employment. Please address
SITUATION, this office, oct2l-lw
Wautsd-Male Help.
ID RICK MASON-A good brick mason to
ID go TO WaxahaChie, Liberal wages and
permanent employment. Good references
required Apply at Q. =, MIrCHElL "
co. ocl2S Ut
ID ARK EEPER-An "a" No. barkeeper
ID at 6l2 Elm street. Best OF references re-
CURED. ocl2S-2t
NITANTED.-Two first-class timers can
w nnd employment by applying to
HARRY BROTHERS.,
oct2G-lw. Elm street.
TNwO YOUNG GENTLEMEN-A steady
4 Situation will be given to two young
gentlemen well acquainted with the city by
applying AT the Office of G. b. JOHNSON,
Gil Main street, up stairs. octM-lw
Notwithstanding.
DOARDERS-A lady and gentleman can
ID procure board at DR.. Hughes late resi-
dencr, corner Pearl and Live Oak streets.
oct2S~4t
DOARDlNG-EXc rooms, having all
I'D moden conVenienceS, with board, al
Mrs SIMPSONS, corner Main ana HARDWOOD
streets. octlS-2W
Wanted-Female Help.
A GOOD STEADY COUK--To one that can
N ill the above, can ind steady employ
ply. Apply atSANGER BROS, Dallas. 2S.tf
CHAMBER MAIL S - Immediately, two
" cham bermaids at the National hotel.
oct2o-lt ...
~ ANTED.-At the Rawlings House, East
" DAlIaS, ~ kOou cDIlh ana ulDlLb room
girl or boy. Good reference required, oct27 It,
Miscellaneous Wants.
NJ Observation-Disclosures may be handed
IN into our business Office up to D. m,
and into the composing room till n. M
Two MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS,LOOK-
l. ing Glasses, Etc, with care, and very
cneap. II. II. KREUIER. Leave orders at
j. T. Murphy h Co., Lamar street. oct2-lm
w ANTED - Everybody to have then
| w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired AT
IJACOBAWEBER'5 Cleaning and Dyeing Es-
tablishment 500 Main street, Dallas. Salts
| faction warranted. 1ulyll-lyr
| --------------- ----
For Sale. au
ID UKKE'S TEXAS ALMANAC for lS7S
- contains 200 pages original Texas matter,
compiled, printed and published in Texas,
For sale in many places in Dallas, and
| postage tiVe cents to any post flee In the
| United states oct2S-2t
ID ETAIL SAMPLE ROOM-Well estab-
IL lisheu and in "a good location. Stock
and fixtures will be sold cheap for cash. "No
lands" or present occupant will sell one
| han interest low. Address "G," Herald Of
tice. oct5tillnoyi
DY w. o. SICKLES-SO,OOO ACRES OF
~ LAND on long time. Real Estate
office, No.2il Main street, near postofiice up.
| ta1rs, Dallas, Texas. tuS-tf
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To Rent.
Wanted Situation.
Wanted Male H clip.

\TANTED.-TWo tirst-class timers can
w nnd employment by applying to
HARRY BROTHERS,
oct2G-lw. Elm street.
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From ,ne Indian Territory.
lItems moan thc Innrnnll

Items from the Journal
Cupid has got loose among the young
folks of the Kaw agency,
Osages rejoice oyer new school al.
yantages.
There is a similarity in the language
OF the Sioux, Osages, Kaws and Qua.
paws.
There are twenty-oigh neighborhood
schools in the Creek nation, and all we'll
attended,
The Chickasaw permit law has been
pronounced unconstitutional by Mars
ton, the United States agent,
Shonre Collin has been appointed by
Chief Ward Coachman, Judge OF the
North Fork district, vice James largee,
deceased
Base ball has reached the Indian Ter
ritory, and the Atoka nine have been
playing a match game with the Spring.
town.ers; last Thursday they beat them
50 to H. Try again pney woods,
Rev. James Iargee, Judge of the
North Fork District, and ex.Judge of
the Supreme Court, died at his resi-
dence ON the 9TH instant. lie was As
years old, full blood nativp preacher
for 20 years, and grand son of the FAINT
GUS Big Warrior of the old Creek
Nation
Hon, w p Ross, delegate from the
Cherokee Nation to Washington, re-
turned to his home Wednesday, The
delegates from the different Nations
called on the president in a body, and
presented their respects; they were as.
sured by the president that he should
adhere to all the better portion Of the
peace policy Of his predecessor.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

The two carpenters whowere drowned
at Memphis while attempting to cross
the river in u sail boat, were named
Mcdonald AMI Kinsella NJ.
There is girl ten years old in Kinds
county, Mississippi, who is six feet high,
weighs 1870 pounds, and has six fingers
ON each hand and six toes on each foot.
sIMohammed Abben Lord, a native
born African, who has travelled around
the world half dozen times and speaks
nine languages, is lecturing through
Mississippi.
Packard is already so far gone, togeth'
err with his futile claim to the State
executive chair, that 49OOO,0OO bottles
of the creative, all-changed material
ssistant" wouldn't restore him,
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New Orleans Democrat A br0elA.
nation threatening the burning of Ma
poleonVllle, il the "bulldozers" of
assumption were not quiet, was
placarded last week on the streets Of
that town.
Two Montgomery, Alabama, children
played with n gun which they didn't
think was loaded Now there's Grape
on the door When will people learn
that guns are always loaded ?
Harrison Barkeg, the Dick Turpin of
Georgia who has not slept in his own
house for two years, for fear of arrest,
and who has shot and deied so many
officers, has at last been caught and is in
jail.
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ArriVe.
Houston n Texas Centeral II. II.
Arrive.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails AZ
Dallas

NORTHERN MAIt-Via NJ. X. & I. r. r.,
comprlSing western, Northern and EaNern
states NV York and ~, l. uis mails arrive
~ G;2h nm denatt at 7'i5 am, Pouches close
At 9 pm.
SQUIRT Urn Ma New Orleans and South
.rn Louisiana Galveston, Houston, Austin
Waco, and All Otho' poiuts in Southern
Texas, arrives NJ 7;5 AM; departs at $50 p.
N. Pouches close at d y m.
Eastern MAlL-Via r. n = II, r., COM
prising Soushrrn md Viddle States, Louis.
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock,
shreveport. and all Easiernu Texas, arrives
daily 1T N;N ~ m, departs at pm, Pouch
closes az pm.
AE,reKN N IT. From Fort Worth, Gle.
Ourue, Grouhurv, Weatherford, Decatur
palp Pinto, Jackshoro and western posts
arrives TT y m; departs nj sam
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THE STATE OVER.

They want tin-shop at Wills
Point .
Brennan is building cotton eX
Change,
The Texas and Pacific depot at Fort
Worth is to be built at once.
1t is thought that prohibition has
cen carried in Houston county.
The News looks with an evil eye upon
Charles Morgans Central ambition.
Colonel j. c. Bayne is now one OF the
editors of the Geenville Independent.
Measles are spreading at Tehuacano
The malady is, however, Of mild form.
Wheat is very promising in Hill coun-
ty The wild oat grass is god-send to
Hill county.
a new postoice has been opened at
Blue Ridge, Collin county They have
weekly mail,
Hon. W. w Lang was in jefferson
the other day. OF course he called up
ON friend Taylor
Mr. West lIoskins, an old and valued
citizen, Of Pamela county, died at his
residence on the jth.
The News says the dramatic season
has been failure, so far as the fremont
Opera house is concerned.
Navarro is putting up a fire proof
vault, Ainsure the safety of the county
recorls. A good example.
Judge Bonner, of the Tyler district,
is winning golden opinions by his just
rulings and strict impartiality.
The Young Mems Real Estate and
Loan Association of Galveston, have Oh
hand sseveu thousand dollars.
The Lawrence Times says people are
beginning to find out that Kaufman is
one of the best counties in the State,
"Korect"
The new bridge over the Colorado
at Austin, has been completed twas
inaugurated with very appropriate cere-
monies.
The Clebune Tribune thinks the
Waco and Northwestern railroad will
be completed to that place by the mid
die Of July,
1t is thought that the bid of the Ohio
contractors will be accepted by the conf
missioneis, to let The contract for build
ing the Rusk penetentiary.
b The revival at Shearne Chapel, IIous'
ton. continues with undated ardor. The
wicked Age is still all untouched by
the sacred flame.
smith county farmers are busy plant
ing their spring crops, A halI-dozen
soap agent, visited Tyler last week, and
still they are soappy
The Elmo Beacon boasts that the
merchants thereabouts paid higher
prices for cotton than those Of any Of
the neighboring towns.
The Galyestonian wants periurers
punished. Make EN- hunt for news in
that paper, and they will never tella lie
again, much less swear to one.
The Corscana Observer rasps friend
Paddock, of Fort Worth, for pitching
into Mills, The Observer will fight on
that proposition, and do it bravely too
The cook at Mr.. J. W. Fmnklin's, in
Mckinney put arsenic in the bread in
stead OF soda. Fortunately the mistake
was discovered before any harm was
done.
Two car loads of coffee were shipped
from Galveston on the 18th, one to Kan
sas City and the other to st. Louis. For
ty cents per hundred pounds is the rat'
to Kansas City.
They have much railroad talk il
Waco, have had for years, but still the,
hobble along there with one solitary tai
which now passes, through reducing the
place to merely flag station.
Prohibition is defeated in Travi'
county. The vote in the city of Austin
stood 56l for and l4SS against. 1t il
not likely that this majority can b
eaten by country precincts
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The Dallas Market.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
observation-disclosures.

NEW YORK, March lO,-dold opened loiss.
Stocks active and unsettled feeling, Money
islI6; short IS6 2. state bonds firm. Cow
ernmonts nj sadly.
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Buy yeur Tickets aud ship Tour Prelgat
BY the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company, whsre
Information may be- had concerning NOS
only the IL. & A. d. Railway, but Texas gnn-
orally:
ii. L. MANCaEsT Err, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadws v, N. Y.
Gen. ]. Il. RIO ERT-UN, Pass. \ immigra-
ton Agent, SN. Third street, ~. LOUIS Mo.
A, ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent, n o..
Burnett House, Uincinnau, ohio.
j. L. COFFIN Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had 40 tho agen-
cies of the NJ. X. & ~. railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal ana StLouis
j. WALDO,
y. DrRANp,
Geni y pit, Houston. Texas ian2an
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LIsr or LllrrnRs

Rehamns In Dallas postoiiice nheAlled
say "adyertlsed, Tuesday, March 10, 1871"
Those Of them remaining uucalled Tor at the
eud u. four weeks will be sent To the dead
letter Office!
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COMMERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE,


MONDAY EVENING, March ~, 1877.
Everything is very dull. Farmers
are completely occupied with their
farms and have no time to come to
town, The produce market is over
stocked; four carloads of apples arrived
to-day, and this has glutted the mar
ket, and the price has gone down. In
wheat there is nothing doing, Cotton
is bare, and grain is out Of the market.
Oats being the only grain that is nov
ing to any extent potatoes are lower
here than in st. Louis.
The Dallas Market.
FLOUR-B'st Texas, "a 50; XXX, So 75Gfl %.
WHEAT-Market dun; choice, VI 40; aver
age milling, 81 3SGl 10; lower mining, 81 $50
| 3i low grades, 81,
APPLES SO 75@i 80 u brl,
OSIONS--S5 %.
ARLEY-Nominal Mt last quotations.
RYE-Nominal
MlLLET-Sl -.
P0TATOE 5--Si6ei 25,
C0RN-ln shuck, 35c; ON track, sacked and
shelled, i7%c.
BUrlER-Country, l5@2Oo.
EGGS-loml9 i-lc d dozen,
HlDES-Over IL ms, good, loo; do grubby
l2cfunder II ms, good lSc: grubby, gc deer
skins, loo; coon SKI Os,!S@2Oc.
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CONNIE retail.


NEW YORK, March lO.-Cotton dull and
easier: Uplands, li9sc; Orleans lls4c; sales l07
bales, Futures easier; April II %, ll.U2, ll78
ll,Tc; June lls0dll.s5c July IL W@ll.t0c;
August 1910 dl2,O5c.
Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat quiet
and unchanged.
GALVESTON, March lO-Rece pts, net 7l9
bales; gross 7ls. Exports, Coastwise, 1855
sales III bales. stock N,5lS market steady;
good middling llesc; middling II sc; low
middling, l%sc; good ordinary, l01sc.,
bater-Market quiet Good middling llasc;
middling Illsc; low middling lO5sc good or
dlnaIy l0Sc; ordinary O1c; low Ordinary So.
sales 500 bales,
LIvERrooL, March 10 Noon. -Receirts Of
cotton, q 900 bales, including 5000 american.
Futures opened 3-32 higher, but have since
lost l-ljd Of advance; UplanIs low middlng
class, April and Nay delivery l-&, 49, 10
0 . 32d; May and June delivery, 07-l6, 0 1892,
Gskd; Ian ana July delivery, u l.2dl 10 .32d
aud March, by sail, 7-l6d middling up
lands, 0 5-l6d; Orleans, / I'D; sales $4,000
bales, for speculation,
l:2j p. MO- ton, June and July delivery,
67-l6i; July and August delivery, u l,-32@6
lad; shipped February and March, by sail,
b-lBd March and April, by sail, 7-l6d.
l:30 p, m.--Uplands, low middling class,
April ant May June delivery, 5l6d; June
and July delivery, l-2d; July aud August
delivery, O l7'32d.
Night kepOrt-FinhncihI
NEW YORK, March 10 Col quiet, 10000
giOEt Money easy at i@'' Sterling DUR
Commercial,
NEW YORK, March " Cotton steady; Up
lands, ll5zc, Orleans NE; sales l,Oiy bales.
Conso dated net +, ceIpts 10 40; exports to
Great Britain, 1869; France $500; Continent
/ ,2tl bales.
Cotton Net receipts 40; gross, 1891. Flu
lures closed firm; sales 5000 bales; March
II ,i7@ll SOC; April II 3 @lI.52 MaS II go
ll.eSc; June | sldll SIC; July II 0l@ll. 99c;
August II ,9Sgll pc; september 1870 II S3c;
q tOber II 52all 5%c; November II 40, .i5c;
December l.4Sgll 4bc.
Flour rather more steady, with very fur
trade, prices unchanged, closing quiet and
steady; southern tirmer; common 10 ialr
Wheat steady, " 'th fair milling demand,
some little export inquiry; winter red aud
Western, 81 i50tl 10.
NEW ORLEAHs, March lO.-Cotton, demand
fair, prices steady sales 1900 bales. Good
ord nary lOGl0lsc; low mildling lUSs@lU'4c
middllng lllsallhc; cool mlddlinG llsag
ll76c; ml,lding iair l2A@l29A"; fair l2s.@l3c.
Liverpool, 9,2S2; stock E6,iO3
LIVERPOOL, March ID p. IN -Uplands
low middllng class, flow landing, sd
sales $3.50, American.
sis y. m Futures steady.
ST.. LOUIS, March lD,-Flour hrm and
unchanged Wheat, No. red fall, 81 81; No.
8 do. 81 AZ. Corn active; No mixed, ,5aS5H
Oats, lower TO sell, 32c. bid.
Live Stack.
ST LOUIS, March io.--Hogs and cattle
steady.
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CONNECTIONS.

AZ TExABKANA, with all trains OH st
Louis d from Mountain X. II. for all pointa
North, East and Southeast.
At LO SGyIEW JUNCTION and MIN
nicola, with trains ON the International
X. X. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio.
AT DALLAS. with trains North and south
on Houston and Texas Central X. X. for
sicana, Bremond, Waco, Houston and Aus
In. $500
d, SHREvEPORT, with regular line Of
frys us,ss steamers for New Orleans.
This s.ne, being fully equipped With all
modern improvements, such NJ Wasting-
house Air Brakes and Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler, IL unsurpassed for
speed, Safety and Comfort.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MAYOR.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w uuuuce Gen. w, D.. GRbcil MS u can.
diJ6te FOR Mayor MT the ensuing April cleo
ton,
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives to the Passenger view Of the grand
est scenery hnest agricultural district and
great grazing GROUNDS Of the West
is pusaenger anu freight tlains are SUR
passed by none In the state. Pullmnn's
Palace Drawing hoom and sleeping Cnrb
leave 81. Louis daily Via the M, X. a 4. KY
AT y a, M; Hannibal at 10 a. M !, ana redalia
At d..i y. M, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, uearne, Aussin and HOun-
ton without change Connection isnlso made
NJ sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
Inc connections OF tins Road lth the NJ,
X, \ at DenisOn for ~. Louis, hannibal,
points North AID East; with the Texas a Pa
cine az sherman for nj. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, ANA all points East aud ssoutheas,. and
1T Hou ton With the ~, IL. a h. A. Tor kNh
Antonio, the o., III. n IL Tor GALVESTON, tho
Texas a New OrleAn Railway Tor beaumont.
orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
sht slor nll points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts,and the Liverp0Oi y Texas Steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, havre and other Euro,
pean elites are perfect, while Its freedom
irom dust aud heat ON account OF the nature
oil the soil and the open prairie countfy over
which II passes, with It's cooling sea eex0,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, Well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render II especially
desirable and advanta, eous to travellers nnd
shippers In preference 10 others,
~. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday NJ ago y. m, Houston AZ
$50 y. IN . Hearno at 22o p. M, Dallas 1:5S q.
in. aud Denlson ut II as u. M.
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CITY RECORDER.

sSrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
w nouuce ~. y Burke rs a candidate
ior the office of Recorder the approaching
n Inicip.i election in Aurl
SSTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
~ npuuce W, ~. Oldham, Esq, as Il cam
diIate tor tie office Of Recorder OF the city OF
D4llNs. Election April next
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-20
Francis FendriCh,
GhO Main st. Herald Building,
THE LARGEST
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE

In the state Branch of JOS. Fendrich a
Bros. Baltimore, Nd. Established 1919.
We Responsibility on hand 1000 900 Cigars
ol our own manufacture, and of the best
quality, and sell them at Eastern prices.
l'ere Is no brand genuine that does not bear
u r signature, We also keep a very large
stock OF fine Merschaum and Briar-roOt
pires, ull varieties OF Cigarettes and Cigar
etie holders, n large line of Smoking To-
hscee, Fine Cut and Plug Of tho best brands,
watch we sell Mt the lowest living prices. We
invite all dealers TO call and examine our
large stock before purchasing elsewhere.
nlrh8-dBm FRANCIS FENDRICH. Z
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Jp. MURPHY. W., CUM ms
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
j. r. MURPHY.
FOR SALE.

Improved and unimproved property In
every quarter OF the city; also, farms and
OF Texas.
For rent--Dwellngs and business houses IN
the city OF Dallas. Special attention paid TO
abstracting and perfecting titles and eatab-
fishing land claims; also, 10 the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
J.P. MURPHY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. lob Damar street,