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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-13
w.ru,nx 20 Yon.s Women.

From the New York Worid:l
A French gentleman who was TO be
married sent to his intended bride a
present of diamonds worth $4,000. WISH
ing to eniey the qualification OF his bride,
he followed closely on the heels of his
present, and finding no one in the par
lor, ensconced himself in window be
hind the curtains. Presently a whole
bevy of girls tiuttered into the room,
and all began talking at once. -oh, did
you ever see such a beautiful eorbeilie 2
Louise is lucky? What a generous
husband she win have" said one. "She
ought to be happy, to be sure But do
you know what she told me just now ?
Why, that she had rather have the cor.
BELLE without the gentleman who gave
il" 1T can't be she never said soP'
"She certainly did; and there she is
ask for yourself. Louise. didn't you tell
me you woald rather have the corbeille
alone, without NJ Melier p Yes, |
did say so; but that between ourselves II
Much Obliged to you, Mademoiselle,' y
said III. Melier, coming forward, 'yeu
shall not have either.h So saying, he
oooily put the splendid present unde,
his arm and walked OFT, leaving the la
dies in an embarrassment, easier con
ceiVed than expressed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-13

vEKIISTEE'5 SA LE.-Whereas.o on the 5tst
l dsy of May, 1876, Charles F. Clint exc
cuted TO the undersigned. as trustee ior j. =
Collins, "a beef of Trust, which Is daily re-
corded in Book 81, page 2s7, Dallas County
Records, in which said deed wRs convey ed
to the undersigned, the follow INK described
property, to-wlt: A lot beginning % II west
OF east boundary line of homestead OF y.
ID. YouuR. rs IL was on september i.t, is' z,
thence north parallel with the SAID oouHd
AIRY line 100 IT /, thence west parsu-i win
Main street - Il thence south 100 IT. TO Main
street, thence east % IT. to place OF begin-
ming. ons lot 25Kioo IT,, being the west nall OF
lot No, IA, In block l22, In Sraith, Murphy
and Martins addition. e.27 ot one lot 25xlOC
feet on the east half of lot No. .. block No.
l2s. s-27 OF ono tract, commencing at inc
southwest corner of Elm aud south HARDWOOD
street, thence "a IT, parallel with Elm street.
thence southwardly To James Beatty line.
thence along Bentiy Inns in northeast ISL, 81
northwsrdiy 10 place OF beginning Also,
s,g7 Of !, tract in Dallas county, beginning Al
| southeast corner OF W. j. Clark g survey No.
RS a take or corner about midway Young .
| west line on said survey, west with clark
| line on said survey, ruunioG west win
| Gfarks line 2S2 yrs a stake or corner, tnence
south "a yrs a stake, thence east 2s2 YRS, 20
| Yonus's sonth west corner. thence north said
Youneis line 500 yrs. to place of beginning
In Al shout 70 acres; , . Ano. n..a - .acrr.
4 the payment OF one nota for eight hundred
| dollars $500. bearing date Nav Sisf. 1871
bearing interest at me rate OF .so per ee "a,
4 months after da.-,, and made by Charles =
! clint In favor Of Ino. +. Collins, and SAID
deed grants 70 The undersigned authority .,na q
sail note with interest when due;
/ Nov. therefore, said Chss r. Clint havins
to @ss 5, ih shs sosf o9 .ss
At the Court s;nuse door OF Dallas county, ~
,s X sss sEssuAsa ssI a. to al
note and accrued interest. toeAtner with Tn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-13
THE CHARITY-BALL.
A soe,n, aud E.nane,A, Success.

A socinI aud Financial Success.
The spacious and taslef,,iiy arranged
Germsnia hall, WAS filled last night
" nn the occasion Of the grand charity
bail, given by the ladies of Dallas, for
the benefit Of the poor.
Parkers' Germauia banG WAS in at
tendance aud discoursed most eioquaut
music. Mr.. Smith ST the Merchants
restaurant, had prepared a fine sub
stantial refreshment, aud the door v as
rs smooth as ice.
The array OF beauty, the richness
and elegance of many of the toilets
added to the presence of the elite of the
city made the affair a brilliant success.
Among the most noted stars in the
social armament present may be men,
toned Mrs. Alfred Davis, Mrs. VIM.
Cameron, Mira. John Kerr, Mrs. +. A.
McNair, Mrs Chase, Ia lovely blonde,
one Of the most admired of phiiadel-
phia bellies Mrs. J. w. Simmons, Mrs.
Trezevant and Mrs. Locke. The
Misses Morgan, Murphy, Harper, Trot-
man, Rsiney, Montague, Stephenson,
Bell, knepley, Simpson, Browne, aud
others who formed q char ming galaxy.
The belle of the evening, par excel
lence was lovely dsbttdnte from
Louisiana (the daughter OF promi.
nent business gentleman of our city,
formerly of New OGleans), whose
modest elegance of dress ana manner
united to great PERSONAL charms, form
ed mbinatiop of attractions rarely
seen in ballroom.
The bali was in short a brilliant
social and financial success, and reflect
ed great credit on the committee o
arrangements.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-13
what the People Say,

We. the undersigned citizens of Dallas
having used Dr. Coletnan's Concentrated
White sulphur Springs Water fuT one OF
more OF the following diseases, viz. Chronic
Constipation, sick sud Nervous Headache.
Neuralgia or Nervous Debility. Anden every
instance have received speedy RELIEF. and IN
cases of Chronic Constipation, permanent
cure As q common purgAiiNc in all disra-
ces. We have never used medicine ~ uu-
failing Ia Its effect and At the same time 10
pleasant In its action, being entirely free
nom any n.ueea, gripping or even nnEleAs-
antne-s. We mo by using IL regularly that
we can reduce the dose Gradually until oue-
half oil the usua! quantity Will be a. .f;eeti se
the full dose.
Knowing The merits OF this valuable pre-
pAraiion, We can recommend a la an un-
qualified manner, 20 the suffering even.
where. W. A. ROBINSON,
OK MERiWEIHEE
e. +. CLARK,
WI DUEFEY,.
BM FLOOD,
q N.NAUGHSs.
=. ID. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT
A MAESHALL
r y. uAZER,
". u stCkLEs,
II. THIERMAN.
iyl6-dwon MANY OTHEES
COMMON & WALKER,
wholesale Agents. Dallas, TeIAs
- whom order houlh ~ addressed.
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HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

as valuable preparation PEi up 3 ~.
Geo =. Coleman, Dallas T. Nns. - l- 4uiaIla-
Die euEe for Chronic Cou-ti p.tluu. siei. au1
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Torpid Liver.
Nervous Debility and the lous iisi oi q 49,
eases arising nom a disoTGcIed stoinacD and
consUphtei bowels.
II win Eelege the worst case Of nurvous
and SICK headaches in from one 20 three
hours VIII cure tbsIaost oUsiinate e,,~s-s %;
days.
Il u the best and suTczt puTsEfiye ever
need Tor any dfseass, being perfectly SAD M
Ger all circumstance, Eniniilng N .is ac-
u N. entirely free from Any nausea, gripping.
or even unyieaSBnfnees. Posssssing inla 81
properties. "a thing unknown In any other
euIe pursatiye.l that ptrtfies the blood aud
builds up tue sySt-n IN such q manner that
the s@fiiY ELECT Il PRODUCED by a reilrtd
dose until IT. use may De discontinued anu a
| permanent cure effected.
u is convenient, only requiring rlass 81
water and eau u tTksu a. AZ times. q. il
or pleasure.
Ay analysis this preparation Vii D. found
70 conAin al tes med!ciua al prUpcrtla-eu the
| White sulphur spring " alter, as tak.ft
| from the Srr.ng.. hut in . concentrated f0rin
esch pint being equal 10 two gallons.
The mSdicinal UrgpeIiiUs Of the Saliu,s
and &C found Ia White sulphur Suriug
Water are well Understood ~ al well lrl-
forme medical men. Ia iHct. these salines
and DIS prepared by nature. enter directly
blood can be healthy that lacks any one 81
! them IN their proportion.
he-oe the sure ana unv..ry Ing action al
I this preparation A. soon as u J. Laden it
enters into the blood. eNp.iiiuE ali arcufuu.
lated polsons arising fTom Indigestion %
mslaTIa, pUrify ing the blood. siren stLsnIus.
! the nervous system. cleaning he cpm plsK li.li
! and impsrting a general healthy tone 10 q be
entire ~ stein
To put this in the reach Of all, We Ar. rat.
/ ting IL up In two sizs bottles, the price hetur
twenty-five cents and a uOIloT. sold u
druggists generally.
| GEo. =. COLEMAN Z co.
| DALLAS, TExAs, July ~, 1876.
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Send in all the subscribers you can
at once, for this is q new year.
aenernI Loaxs,rne,.

TINS gentleman has declared his con-
viction that General Nichols has been
constitutiopaily and legally elected
Governor of the State, and also the
other candidates of the Democratic par
ty, and that the action of the Returning
Board was evidently fraudulent and
false, and ought to be made to
yield to the clearly ascertained will of
the people. 1t does not appear that
Gen. Longstreet has renowned or chang
ed his political relations to the Repub-
iican party. though he has recently pro-
nounced very decisively against the acts
and course of the party and its leaders
in this State. The Ramp attempted to
assuage the anger of the General against
Kellogg and Packard by hurrying
through bill to pay large sum to
Longstreet on account of militia expens
es incurred during Kellegg's admins
tration. The concession does not seem
to have had any effect upon the opin-
ions of Gen Longstreet in regard to the
validity of Gen. Nichols election. He
thinks that that is question of fact,
and that no party obligations demand
or would justify his denying or opposing
the same The loss of Longstreet in
this crisis to the Rump usurpation is an
irreparable one. lie has been hereto.
fore by lar the strongest, most stubborn
and reliable defender OF Yarmouth and
Kellogg in their various conflicts Nea
Orleans Democrat.
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Mrs. James" said AIRS. Pfnde, "ns
teeth acre 80 Tad could not ebew
anything til ! went to Dr Storey, at
Dallas. And rot him 60 pat uie Ia q nsS'
set, snd now can ehew anything.
sui II hes improved nay health, too,
TIL dpn't feel like tna same person.
| advise you to ~ 10 Dallas aud con-
suit DIR. Storey about your teeth. lie
u splendid dentist" i7-lm
The wedding cards announcing the
approaching marriage OF MIR. X. II.
Foat. of this city, to Mra. Annie l..
Francis, widow Of the late john A.
Francis, Esq of Lswreace. Texas, are
out, The ceremony will tase place on
Thursday evening, January II, 1877, at
the Presbyterian church la Lawrence,
at o'clock y, IN The reception oi
Alr. aud Mrs. Il. II Foat takes place ri
their residence in that town at o clock
the same evening.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-13

Like an Ill wind, and cannot be mastered too
early. What trifiing attack Of sickness TO-
day, II unattended to, become serious cRse
IN a week small ailments should be nipped
In the bud before they blossom into full
blown Inaiadies. II this advice were attend
ed to, many heavy bin for nedicsl attend
ance might be avoided. When the liver Is
disordeFed, the stomach foul, The bowels OBJ
structed, or this nerves disturbed, resort
should at once be had To that supreme rem
dy, Hostetter's stomach Bitters, a few doses
OF which will restore healthy action and put
the system in perfect order. IL is a wise pre-
canton 10 keep this Incompatible prevent
i've In the house, since II checks. with un-
riyalled promptitude, disorders VII. h breed
Others far more dangerous, and Ia their late 81
developments are themselves often fate..
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The location OF the machine shops
Of the Dallas and Wichita Railway at
this point Is a matter of too much busi-
meas importance to Dallas to be ignored
by our property-boiders and business
men. Ii will secure a certain number
Of mechanics and their families, and
the disbursement here OF money that
will be Of advantage to our retail trade.
1t behoyes those most interested 10 put
themselves Mt once in communication
with the company, and offer such in
ducements as cannot be offered by Den
ton. The importance OF this matter
need not be dwelt upon or explained
to business men.
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Da,ra. Hi..e r,e.i society.

DALLAS, TEXAS, January 3, ls77.
A meeting was held this day at the
Office u G. II. jenkins, for the purpose
of organizing a historical society.
On motion, J. w. Payne was elected
chairman pro tenn, aud explained the
object Of the organization 10 be: First,
for the special benefit and information
Of the posterity Of the present genera
ton of the county of Dallas. Texas !;
and second, for the information OF per
sons abroad intending 20 immigrate to
our county and State.
On motion, Charles ii. Jenkins was
elected vice president; +. +. Adams,
Treasurer; Julius Roger, secretary, pro
tenn, aud Charles +. Clint, assistant
secretary.
On motion. q committee of three
was appointed for the purpose OF cor
responding with other historical socte-
fiesin the United states on the subject
Of constitution and bylaws.
On motion, the SECRETARY was 70
Qusstsd 70 furnish . COPY Of thsss
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..Etrs, in Mnr. First In Peace. -

And first Ia thebearts OF the thousands who
were once the victims OF disortered liver
aud its attendant maladies. such as Com
stipatiou, Bilious Fevers, Collie, Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Chiils, Rheumatism, Gout,
Jauntice, Restlessne-s, Loss Of Appetite and
GENERAL Debility. First TUFTS PILLS and
then health aud happiness" Ia their motto.
This is the result Of American progress in
science. Diseases that were once treated by
emetics, bfisters, lancets. starvation and
poisonous minerals. are now cured by these
safe and gentle pills. wiics i'm part strength
to the body, white they remove all un-
healthy secretions.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-13
,Wnl1 a;a .he re. II ~, > :,


Oh, Jas. she got bit Jess ez eesy -
putin de harniss on a streef-kyar mule.
De sggytasiinn arg when she egn TO
put on her dress ober de darn eontfap-
binl
How did that wcrk ? 7"
BLESSED marster, dat'- what lse tfy-
in ter tell yer-hit didn't woak at all.
sab. She less gymasted round dar tell
dar wuzn't room in the house for nutii-
in else but her an dat shuck baskit
affair | had ter hep her on wild she
gyarmint, honey
Why. how did YOU manage it, sir 3''
''Sho' ! Use wagrin'd TOO many days
not ter git de better oh case like tlat :
l jess stood de ole oman Oh de table
an cotch hold oh de dsess wild wacgin-
kiver graf, an had dat gymmint on
fore yer Good say Jack Robertson.
Well. how did she get olt of il
"0h OH dom tax me dat went
visitin' soon ez ] got hit on her an /
stayed tell bedtime, yer kin be
bound F"
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whss the Drugz i.,s say.

We, the undersigned Druggists Of DaEas
Texas, having been selling Dr. Coleman 4.
Concentrated White suiphuT Springs " atsl
fof the past year or mOrc, aud D. aNluE uEu l'I
Opportunity of le-rninf o. 10 effect upon IA,
parties 10 " hOm We have sold. go unIt<i Ia
ting = pronounced 10 one one 81 ths h-st Pc
NEEDLES upon the mprket And for the dis
eases IN. ntloned ia Dr. Cul-fuan's circuifr
and especially chronic constipati N sick and
nervous headaches, aud "a, "a common Dor
gafiye ve have never sold Hmy prf-iaTal !
that gives such uni srssi Satisfaction.
kBoEing It, pleasant and Dnfafllua effect
tOEaiher with lis perfect safety under ala Ct q
cumst ances, We ~ ehts-Tfutly recr aEl tfletis
itE use toths suffering everyuhsr=
SsONNOE & YAlEERI
GALLANN q GALE.
KIOSK Ses a HOWELL.
WILLIAMS q TOLIk Err,
AOYT SCOFFfN.
DALLAS, Texas, July, Is7St
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The pa,Ia. ana WENT. Ra,Iway

At the regular annual election OF
officers of the Dallas and Wichita rail-
road, the follow pgieentiemen were
elected for the ensuing year:
w. II. CASTOR, president; NJ. Poiu-
ter, vice-president; George Shields,
secretary; J. w. Crowdus, treasurer.
Executive committee-W. Ii. Gas.
ton, w. l.. Cabell, Silas Reed.
After the election, Mr.. NJ. +. Scurry,
one OF the contractors under Mr.
NJ. Henderson, invited the board oil
directors to take ride on the train to
Longs lake, which was accepted and
gaeatly enjoyed by ali.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-13
Send ia ali he subscribers you can
at once, for this is new ear.


At the last meeting Of the Dallas
ComDaAdery. No. 8, X. T., the follow
ing officers were elected and Installed
to serve GurIrg the ensuing year
George Mellersh, L. G.; Ii. Ball, c.;
J. J. Good, c. G.; w. F. Cummings,
Preiate; +. NJ, Ervay, 5. w; F. FL.
Page, J. w; W. II. Bell, Treasurer
john Louskx, Recorder. fhe follow
ing officers were appointed: w. K.
Cornish, sword Bearer f. Fl. Gruber,
Standard Bearer; l.. NJ. Kpepley,
Warder; F. Austin, f. C. MeLure, J.
f. Barley, Guards; II, S. Ervay,
Sentinel.
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Bochan's Cresylic Ointment VIII kill the
screw Worm every time, ana cure Foot Rot
In sheep ami Cattle.
Buchan's Cresylic sheep Dip IS an infalh-
Bile remedy for the ScaS In Sheep being
soap, IL penetrates at once to the skin and
kills the Scab.
Buchan's Carbolic Disinieeting Soap cures
Mango In Horses. Dogs and Cattle, and kills
Lice, FIeas and Ticks on all animals
Be sure las. Buchan & Co.'S name appears
on the labels. All Others are counterfeit and
worthless. WM- +. kIDDER q CO., Priuci-
pal DEPOT, So John street. New Iork-
Observation-Disclosures
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Personal.
Mr. q. V. Hsnkius, president of the
Texas Disti!lery Company, has arrived
here.
Mr.. c. +. Stephens, engineer of the
Dallas aud Wichita Halfway, has gone
TO Denton on surveying duty.
Mr. Max Elkin, manager OF the
Opera House, will, on Wednesday
night, give n performance with the
Seldeu Irwin troupe, for the benefit OF
the poor of Dallas, deducting only the
hotel bills Of the company. Well
done, Max and irwin.
Mr.. NJ. Benedict, who has SO success
fully managed the New York Clothing
House, viii DO business on hts own ac-
count after the first of February.
Mr.. Jsby Dallas, of Georgia, will
leave this ever ing by the Pacific for
Georgia. Mr.. D. has purchased land
in this vicinity, aud viii move TO our
county next fall.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-13

.up HruAGD was unable Ia obtain
....g ue proper size Tor this weeks
........ bot &c makes ample amends
.. gfa.uEa large supplement-, which
.. s.aI,rs VIII md enclosed. We
...a usAi week, transportation per-
m..ua trhsve full supply OF our
,......s ..sa rp hand.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-13

From the Atlanta cons,ltu,ion,l

From the Atlanta Constitutional
"Ef you'd bin down ter my honse last
night you'd seen er pannyramer said
Old ST.
How is that 2"
My ole oman. she bought secon'-
ham one OBJ desc hyar newly steeLspring
female tenders, an"
Bought what. you say !"
One OBJ desc hyar paint fsh-traps
dat . oman straps on an she totes
round"
"A hustle I"
Oar, now. dst's the very namei Well
she tried fer ter put hit on. an ez shc
hes only got nine yards Of kaliker in
her dress. yer kin imagine de struggle
das she had /"