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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02
Oar Representative Of Royalties
kiuspiieisy In Engaana.

The Americans in London are con.
siderably exercised in their minds over
the singular way in which the Ameri-
can minister treats his fellow-citizens
residing in that metropolis. On q re-
cent occasion Mrs B. S., q Young
lady of good family in New York, mar
ried to q gentleman connected with one
of the largest steel and iron houses in
the world, and now established in Lon>
don, took the harmless liberty of in
viting the minister and his wife-both
OF whom she had known Gin this coun-
try-to dinner. Great was her amaze
ment to receive reply to the effect
that the official engagements of the
American minister and Mrs. P. made
it impossible for them to accept private
invitations.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02
GrassLopper Men 30 tsc Front.

DALLAS, txas, May ~, lsIIs
To the Editor of The Herald:
This IS 10 request that every county
In Texas, where the grasshoppers have
been depredsting, call county meet
ing, have secretary appointed, and
aud take down such items OF interest
as they can gather at such county
meeting, and appoint two delegates
from each county to meet in copveii-
ton at Dallas, At such time a. may he
agreed upon 10y the majority of the
counties hCliirg conventions, TO cols
lect all the information that can tie
obtained, that we may save our first
planting from the pests, should they
ever visit our s;aie egain.
. wan all the newspapers, in tHe
counties visited 10y grasshoppers this
spring, please copy this article for the
benefit Of our farmers, the bone and
sinew of our land. X. NJ. aANo. =
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02
TEN BROECK'S LOUISVILLE
LAURELS.


Fassess HALE sy Tive seesoas Ever
Msae over Any Course.
The following ID the report Of the
celebrated Louisville races, where
some of the finest and greatest num-
Der Of horses have been upon the track
during the past week:
At Louisville the jockey club OPEN
ed on Tuesday with q large number of
good horses in attendance, and excite
ment high in anticipation OF good
racing. The first race was mile and
quarter dash for an association purse of
$50. Won by Janet; time 2.l21. The
second was the Derby, dash Of one and
. half miles for three years old for ST.
500. Won by Badep-Badan;t time 2:3S.
The third race was . mile heat for An
association purse OF $50. Won by
Emma c., second and third heats:
time l:441, l:47i. King Faro won the
first heat In l:43t.
The secony day at Louisville the
first race was for the Alexander stake
for two year old colts, one half mile.
Won by Pomeroy; time act. The
second race was Q mile aud three
quarter dssh for the handicap purse
for all ages. Won by Courier In 3:05l,
beating The record for one AMI three
quarter mile hests. The third race
was two-mile dash, won by Whisper;
time 1891.
The third days race was notable -
the day wheu Ten Broeok beat the
fastest time on record for mile dash.
The fastest time Wa by Gladiator, in
l:423, Ten Brock beating this by two
seconds, or 1884. The second race
was one aud half mile dash for three.
yesr-old fillies, won by Felicia; time
2:',9. The Louisville ladies' stake for
two-year maidens, half-mile dash, won
by Bergsmot; time fifty seconds. The
last race, mile heats, won by Crit in
three straight heats; time 1:45A, 1:44l
On Friday the races were good. The
Falls City stake for two-year -oids. Wa
won BY Flying Locust in two straight
heats; time l:434 and las. The second
rAce was for the 81 900 Louisville eur.
dash OF two and . quarter mile. Won
by Whisper; time 3.59l. The closinr
event was one mile and an eIehtf
dash, association purse OF 500. won ~
Wahlstick; time 2:56i.
On Saturday the races were first.
. three quarter mile dash for three.
year.olds, won by Milan in l:l6. The
seoond, mile and . half dash, was
woa BY Bui Dillon Ia 2:0lf. The big
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02
Important ItsieI Changes.

We aye informed that Tom Smith,
4 the Leurand, has taken in a partner
with him, and that the affairs OF that
ho.el are now in the most fiatteriug
.oudition, ~ moneyed men have re-
lieved the hotel management Of their
membranes. and in the future
the pathway to glory for the Le-
Grand is we'll paved aud easy To
travel. We will state further that the
interests 81 the lamar hotel and the
he'irani are in certain manner con-
uecled hy one OF the new firm. Tom
smith, the irrcpressible and immense
honihce, Will stiil, as in the past, shape
Tie destiny OF Tie hotel, and receive
the guests.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02
A Nice Ola g.pu,mn..

Boston Commercial Bulletin A crowd
of small boys were engaged in the wear
ing sport Of sliding down the granite
stoops on Christopher avenue, when a
dark -complexionea old gentleman, with
a hook nose. stopped before thsm. One
urchiu had just opened his mouth to
cry cheese il, when the old gentleman
smiled pleasantly on them and said:
Good little poysl Good little poysF
haf a good dime. my tears, dere's some
nice long stoeps in der next block
Hand desc cards to your mudders ven
you go home, my tears
The cards did not bear any good little
verses, but were inscribed: abraham
Isaacs. Boys Clothing Made and Re-
paired"
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Nsu.n.ner Relic

The oldest known newspaper has just
been discovered in Heidelburg. Ii WAS
printed in 1909, and has this long and
frank title: Relation OF all the striking
events worthy of attention that can
happen in this year of 1909, in upper
and lower Germany, also in France,
Italy, Scotland, England. Spain. Hum
gary. Poland. Transylvanis, valachie.
Moldavie, etc, etc, all of which will be
printed by me faithfully as receive
them"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

Wilmington Star: Mr.. A. Giles, of
Giles mills. Sampson county. having
noticed the specimens Of narksman-
ship which appeared in the Star, thinks
he can 60 one better. especially on
smscks, as he says he can prove by the
best of witnesses that he killed nine
teen of the "varmints" at one shot.
Mr.. Durant Rhodes. of 0nslow county
who was in this city yesterday, says
that in 1875 he killed three deer at one
discharge of an ordinary shotgun.
They were approaching him in narrow
hog path, and he shot at the foremost
one. the other two being entirely hidden
from his view. In three successive
drives after this he killed six deer, OF
two at each successive shot. during the
year she amount of venison slaughtered
by him footed up LOO.
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LEGAL luvtarlssnu1s


Tsksn sPby =. A. Cs.a snl s.sraysa
sosrsl hosse. Ils.s fsss, ssvea ysars Ola.
a,ssh. srssd On I'm shssldsT: vaissa a ..
before ". Peal, ~. pleclnes 10. i. one
yssss Odd. ssaadsa n On Isfs ssouidss. hss
The appearances Of hssisG Asd siss n.tnis. -
natural Densr. vaiuei ~ siS- Ja10G
ss,oss ". W. fses. ,: 2. rreciacs No. !. one
light eay horn, about yearS oid. br.ndI
J. h. J. ON len shouidsr. vsiosd at m. On
year, odd. brlndsd e and II below on a.
len shouidsr. valued NJ e.s. Ju9. n
Taken up By Ben Long and e.trAysd be-
Iore W. W. Psek- j. Y. precinct Mo- I. one
high, white star in forehead. BRANDED re-
verssd on the isft shoaiaer: vaiscd at ~.
Ja1USt
TAKEN up by sarah r.. rhomss and 80
year. old. IS hands high, ssaed.i ON isr,
S sn1asSs 2, - with 'emi-eireis .seys n:
Jsaes " y 7: ". Adam. and s.i..yss
DARK bay horse. about n hands hish. : OF )
taken up; valued a go. Iaavst
Taken up by Franklin Furxuson and ..-
dsseu Drlofe ecOf<es >. r. precinct q. 4
one bay hoSse mule, IL years old Itss A.. ID.
high. branded X on Left hip. one non gray
mare and colt. mare lt hands high. 5 ysafs
'tudt now . ssiding. u hands hish y.ar-
old, brapded 20 On snouider Also one 81.
r"t sue. now eeiding. ola re IN fs<s lsss
hands high ;y~~ . obi. Lranded 40 :. a
shoulder sppr~ sed n q 5. jns~st
TAksn up ~ T. D. liam and esirnyed Do
Tore W. W. Peak, ]. r. preciueI No. 4. one
gray msrs and cult, 3 o. 40 year, Old, IL "a
hands high. hraDded On Lett shouider y:
xelasd ~ =. One sorrss mare and ooii. biaz !,
iAce. or ~ years Old, II hAnds hia b .bsnudr
on left shoulder y; valued At ~ one sorrel
mare $50 coak blaze foes, ysass old, IL
nends NIGH, brnudcd On the len shoulder 4;
valued ~ Is One BLACK mare, ysars old,
la hands high, brandsd on len shoaldeT
S9 valued at "a One sorrel horpe pony,
bald face. ysas. old, shands high, branded
on len shoulder 4; valued ~ s1. One sorrsl
shoaIdeT 4; valued 81 sis The brand X. IN
The above are inclined siiyhtiy 70 the isft-
ju2w2t
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

There l. young man in this city
WIN has arrived a. chat -'arr ~ adoles-
eruce when the LITTLE pod deems him
loysl subject Ills conditions j. evI.
dent, aud symptoms plainly defined
nv the height of his collar the
slioky ollines of his hair, and the odor
of musk on his handkerchief lie {.
In love. aud has the disease had. Like
most young men be flies for consola-
ton 30 the study OF music. A fiddle is
selected TO vent his feelings on, and he
worried the oat.gut 10 the great delight
Of the rect Of his fellow. boarters.
When he had arrived at that stage
Of excruciating execution which he
deemed sufficiently pleasing to charm
his insmorata, he determined TO sere-
nape her. He paid her n visit one
night last week, and while there cast
his eyes about TO see II the old man
kept a dog, and the beet way to 20
over the fence.
A few nights after he stuck his ere.
mona under his coat, and when the
midnight hour was close at hand, re-
paired to the domicile Of his duloinia.
rtealthily getting over therence, and at
the same time leaving a piece OF his
eoat-tail on an envious nail which pro-
truded, he glided softly beneath her
window and began. The night air had
given the fiddle n bad cold, hut what
II lacked In harmony i, made up In
noise. He played his repotoire, which
consisted OF three tunes, through and
through. No light appeared in the
window, yet he had quite a good sized
audience. Turning around he saw on
the baek fe1ce seven cats, who were
listening with an intent ear. When
he finished, the leader Of the feline
band, doubtless envloa- Of his human
competitor. struck In on high "C,p
In imitation Of Whist he bad just heard.
ome loose stones dispersed the cats,
and cur lover tried n tune over again.
No response. He walked round 20 the
front door. 1t was slightly ajar.
Doubtless she's behind the door, ex-
pecting me to come ia. lie advanced,
pushed open the door and found the
honss empty. Dlsgusted. he turned
10 leave. A. he was coming out, the
policeman on the beat esriesi him, and
thinking him thief gave chase. Not
wishing 20 be captured. COR hero led
scaled the fence and ran like n white.
head, fiddls In hand. Turning cor
n<r rather suddenly, he tried to ~ on
s.,th sides of post mt once. The nd
dls vas wrecked 10 tho attempt, aud
enc family nj breakfast next morning,
vandescd " the young man hadn'i
ssrnt Ne weeks SALARY for e'urt'
Dlsrscr.
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~ mr,,l..n.. cn,he.irni.

Next sunday this imposing structure
will be thrown open for divine service
for the first time. The aeats will be
pat In this week, and everything ar
.auged. The grand organ is ordered,
aud In process Of construction. When
an Is completed, it will I've credit TO
the citYxand a monument in honor OF
the congregation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

A Chinafnan who had been disap.
pointed In marriage, and had gricvousiy
suffered by women in various other
ways, retired with his infant son 20 the
peAks Of . mountain range In Kweichoe.
70 . spot quite inaccessible 70 the little.
footed Chinese women.
He trained the boy 10 wofship the
gods and stand IN awe end sbhorrence
Of the dAvily but he never mentioned
women TO him, always descending the
mountain aione 10 buy food.
Atlength the infirmities Of age COM
PEELED him to take the young man with
him 70 carry the heavy bags Of rice.
Az they were leAving the market
town together, the son suddenly stop
ped short and. pointing TO three ap-
preaching objects. cried
Father, Whist aze thess things 7 Look.
look what are they r
The father Instantly answered with :
pefempt0ry tone:
Turn snay Jour hsad; they ass
Tho son IN some alarm turned away.
seeing the evil thinga were gazing IS
him with some surprise from behind
their fans.
He walkedt 10 the mountain ID silepce,
Ate no supper, md from that tlAy Lost
his appetite. and was nilicted with msl-
anchoIy.
For some time his puzzled, anxious
parent could eat no sAiisfactosy answer
~ s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

Justice McLure was called on last
night TO do the most pleasant duty
that falls 10 the lot Of a justice of the
peace. lie was sent for to perform the
wedding ceremony between Mr.. Simon
Meyer and Mrs. Odella Wussmuth,
which he did In the most approved
manner. Health, wealth and proc
Perity to the new couple Is the wish of
THE HERALD.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

The Leading Cissha.s Hss.s 81 Dallas
+. II. Kahn 4 Bro. justly claim this
egotistical title, on account Of their
having the most extensive stock Of
well made clot hing In the city Of Dial
Ian, and ~ good ~ il kept in Calves
ton. New Oriesns or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goOds ~ cheap ~ the cheapest, and
gaar.ntes better goods, largest assort-
msnt, BEST styles and latest fashions.
A glance Ut their stock vi convince
anyone = 70 the Truth their asses.
tiouA They also keep . frst-class
stock Of meme fur soing eoods. COO.
sisting Of oompete stock Of mems
hats, which they make . speciality OF
Alec, the celebrated diamond d shirts
which they ollef atsxtssme Low Azure.
They also keep On hand the nosl com.
pleee md nnest lpeof neck wear and
hosiery In the city In view Of the
above stern fActs. We. can chsesuIlye
recommend all Of cur citisens and the
public geuerAlly. 70 call around and
examine their stoak, and we feel con-
ndent that they VIII coincide with uin
and prouounce 4. II. Kahn 4 Bros.
the leading clothing house
DALAI
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A pargrapher's confession. Did 1
ever love any other girl p repeated q
prospective bridegroom in answer to
the fearful query of his intended. why,
darling, of course not; how could You
ask me such question: You are my
first, my only love- This heart knew
no Weakening until the sunshine of your
love streamed in and woke it to ec-
stacy" And then he kissed her ten
derby and went home. and said to him.
self: +" must hurry them things outer
the way right off, or there'll be a row"
and collected together great pile of
letters, written in all kinds of feminine
hands, with lots of faded flowers and
photographs and locks of hair and bits
of faded ribbon and other things, and
when the whole collection had been
erammed into the kitchen crate he
drew deep sigh and said to himself:
There goes all that's left of fourteen
undyiDg loves-let EN- flicker"
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We are infoIme that the Rev. l.. ii.
CaThart has closed his ministerial la
Uor- here In connection with the Tat
arnacle church. His congregation re-
yret his departure exceedingly. We
learn that lac "a to TIE succeeded by the
Rev. William Allen, of Waterloo, Iowa,
who will arrive snon.
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NOTICE q HEREBY GIVEN THAT. is
IN scoordance with an order Of the County
Court. this day mede, an election VIII =
held ON MONDAY. the 2D DAY OF July.
fGf. et OAK Lawn In prec1Dcs NO. I, Daila.
tie voice Of the Qualined voears thorsIa' rot
Within the corporate nnita Of the city Of Dali
las, ynssner hoss. sneep AMI goasa, shaii Be
said orier having heen made upon the -
utioa Of swcety and more frsehoiders Of ssId
Rreeincs. sskine Tor ne enactment Of stock
Le1en, Iae.ea y ~ risseeSsh Ieg1sisinrs,
30 rnas Z. z. Williams, q. a. Knight anl
~ ~. rss,et vcrs ~ ~ cosrs appofntsd %
Atse.s; a. HARwooD.
E.E. = g., s.Aa.... p.p.ss. -
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Governor Kemper, of Virginia, wants
it distinctly understood that Virginia
can preserve the peace within her own
borders under any and all circum-
stances. He says: "Should affairs in
Lee county, or anywhere else in the
state, demand it, | would call out the
whole militia and command them in
person" Governor Kempet would be
a good man to hold sway over Kemper
county, in Mississippi.
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The Police Surround the Rank -
easion A Thcsnss', rhiahinE nss-
E,srs Were Is.ssse-

last night, Mr.. Freeman the photo.
grapher, was passing CASTOR q
Thomas bank, about hslfpast ten
o'clock, he heard noise inside which
sounded to him as IL burglars were ut
work blasting. Without delay, he
hastened up town and informed Officer
Dunn OF what he had heard. That
officer informed the marshal, who
summoned a number OF officers and
proceeding TO the place. com pletely
surrounded the bnilding. cutting OF
every possible avenue Of escape. The
marshal then tried the doors and win.
dcws, hut they were NIL securely fas-
tened and be could not enter, nor
could be see anybody on the inside.
He therefore sent word 10 Captain
CASTOR who came down and opened
the doors. He said he was GLAD not To
find John Gsstcn In the building. M
he was afraid II burglars had entered,
they had killed him. The watehman
Of the baildtng was not I'm either.
Nothing whatever WAS found to be
disturbed, nor could the noises be &C.
counted for. We are glad indeed, that
" was false alarm, and ut the same
time. commend Mr.. Freeman and the
o'ieer- for their prompt action In the
matter.
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London letter to the Cincinnati En-.
quirer: Mr.. Davis is engaged in ar
ranging in order all his data, facts, fig
ures. and actual events of his varied
career as soldier, a statesman, q polit-
ical leader, writer, and private citizen.
A very bulky volume. perhaps volumes,
will be the result, for the publishers il,
America and London to bring out sim,
ultaneousiy. As sensitive man, though
a determined one when he believes his
convictions are right. Mr.. Davis has re-
sisted the efforts Of his friends for q
long time in regard to publishing this
forthcoming work. With Q boundless
Information and keea memory of the
most minute affairs, Mr.. Davis can bro,
duce no ordinary book. On some topics
in the history OF America he can shed a
light which will entirely change our
views of certain events and the circum.
stances leading up to them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02

From various sections of east Ten.
neesee we have encouraging accounts
OF. the tobacco crop. In the first place
there seems to have been an excellent
stand for plants, and now they are
growing off vigorously. Ifno disaster
overtakes the crop. it will be y far
the largest ever raised IN this section.
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Css.sy Asse.,n@.s.

All parties living in the city, and
wning any property liable for county
or state taxes, whom have failed to
see, must call on me 1t the cfflce OF
kerfoot q Hereford, corner Of Main
and Lamar streest, upstairs, and renj-
OF . list Of said property. by the first
OF June WM. JOHNSON,
my2 In Deputy County Assessor,
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A.eshes Use ~ Cssss. sesa.

A Florida paper mentions . new use
TO which cotton seed has recently been
pat. that Is Of no little import. Ii is in
the shape Of . non-heat-conductine
cover for steam boilers. and Is described
thus: 1t is the cortical part of the
seed with the little fuzz attached that il
used. A layer of these cotton seed
hnlls = put around the boiler with the
aid of slats. and then the whole il
covered with layer Of plasssring With
twenty-five pounds OF steam ON. the
surface OF this casing was barely warm
and We are assured that both in the
engine and fire-rooms the temperature
had been greatly reduced, 20 a. TO be
much less oppressive, since the Gazing
was put on. This seems to be some
thing entirely new. and though In the
present instance it is highly satisfac.
tory. the party who tried it thinks he
can suggest some Improvement 70 a. to
render the non-conducting Of heat st,ll
moro perfect.
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Gexernor a.mn,sn,. Good RAIN.

&eSerhOf AaoPton's 0OO0 PAIN.
Boston Post: Governor Hampton's
influence has been sufficient once more
to handsomely defeat the South Caro-
lima repudiationists. aud secure an ap-
preparation to pay the January and
July interest due the creditors Of the
state. This is another demonstration,
not only of backbone, but Of deter.
minAtiOn 70 carry out all the h0norAr
BILE pledges that were made during the
canvass. Under the old regime
pledges were made but 70 DO brok en-,
and this new state Of dolngs u ~ sur
prisinR ~ II u refreshing 70 all good
citfxena
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A man will carry five hundred dol.
lars In his vest pocket, bat . woman
needs Q morocco portemonuaie as large
a. fist, and too heavy to carry In the
pocket, to escort q fifty-eent scrip, .
recipe for making jelly cake, and two
samples Of dress goods,
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Periar,.

The statutes oi the land are explicit
rorceruiug this crime, bat so mild is
the action Of Or. Pie:ce's Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets, that no one having used
hem hns yet suffered from perjury.
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mayI7d.w3m
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We were informed last night that
Mr.. Thomas *. Ferguson bad resigned
his position ~ cashier of the City
bank, and viii embark In other bnsi-
ness We wish him success In what
ever enterprise he may take hold Of
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ssa.A 81 ks..,i.as,...

DALLAS, Texas. Nay 81. Is77.
The commissioner court will meet
on Monday. June 4. 1877, - . Beard
OF Equalization. All parties rendering
taxable property win take notice.
z. II. WEST.
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Esasyed OF stolen from the under.
signed, one large brown horse about
sixtesa and half hands high, both
hind feet white, white snip on nose,
To brand and i've years old and past.
dhs above reward will be paid for he
welivefy of the horse II T. O. Gallo
ay's drugstore, Elm street, Dallas,
IexM A. II. GALLOWAY.
nmay6-dltw4t,
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10 his inquiries but at last the young
mau burst out CRYING with inexplicable
pain:
20. father. that tallest devil, That
taliest devil, father y
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By gaDtleman aud wife, both teach.
srs Of 1afge expegteDoe, . situatioa In
NoFthesn or Northwestern Texas. Par.
ttes odesiring b establish . Grt-olass
school ase invited TO cosrespood With
a. II. MOORE.
somsrviifs, 3nnessss.
nay -, tsd. juldltVe
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Popuiariilustratedbo book (s6opages)o.
" NIsooD! WoNASuoopi MARRIAoxi
--Pediments TO Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely seoisd, posi
PAID for 50 cents, BY DR. c. wMTrIra,
OH ST Charles Street., St. Louis, No.,
she great spcciaiist Read his wosks.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02
LINE AM CEMENT.

LIAE-The best quality In barrels is worth
"; In bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, &c. per
bushel.
CEMEST-Rosendaie In worth 81 u barrel:
DailAs. -.
PLAsrER--ls worth IS 50 y barrel.
The supply OF the above mentioned arti-
Giles II ample; demand fair market nrm.