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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

In Thomasville, Ga, man man
who had been suffering with
cancer 7 in the mouth, and had
been pronounced incurable by
his physicians, became much
depressed, and determined upon
suicide. He went about his
self destruction in a very me-
thodical and business like man
ner. All his creditors were
conferred with and paid up,
even to those to whom the a.
mounts were not due. He pro-
ceeded leisurely and deliberate-
ly to set his house in order pre-
paratory to taking the fatal
step. He even made his own
coffin. = After completing all.
necessary arrangements - r. lie
coolIy cut his-tbroats - - 4, 80
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

s sTbat Iohject to- saidIa Tex
as horsethief, as be was about to
be .dFawSn up ".'is, sou banging me
here in the sun when there's plen-.
,ty Of shade close by. However,
go ahead e,,fva,g~or aaS4 va
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

Through the arrest of one
Crawford for horse stealing the
police of Fort Wayne, Ind,
have discovered the existence
of an organized society of horse
thieves, with officers, signs,
grips, and passwords, who have
been stealing fine animals in
western Ohio for. a long time
and selling themin Fort Wayne.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

. Some twenty-five years ago.
thirteen men--six Of Massachd-
setts and seven of New York
entered into an agreement that
as eachdied the survivors should
attend his funeral, and that the
departed should appear to the
others after death, If possible.
Only two now survive, one in
Springfield and one in Albany,
and, so far as known, no COM
munications have yet been re-
eeived from the other world.
The Springfield survivor is six
ty-one years old, and says nc
has slept alone the three or fofir
nights following the death Of
each of the others, in the vain
hopeof hearing from them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

The population Of London in-'
creases ut the ratc OF 10000 IS
year.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

] A Rochester paper tells this sto-
ry: Quite a large party OF gen
tleman from this city wentdown to
the bay aid were Hospitality en-
tertained at the cabin of the Birds
and Worms. Among the party
were several. prominent men from
present and former official boards
ofthe municipality-lawyers,c com
missioners and other equally well
known and influential citizens.
No ladies were in the party, and
therefore "the boys" went in for a
good time, everything, of course,
being kept within safe and reason
able bounds. After an after
noon Of good sport theparty repair
ed to the Newport House 10 make
preparations for their return to
the city. They remained there
till late in the evening, and not
until the majority Of 1.-THE guests OF
tie house were retired to their
rooms did the carriages bsgmto fill
for the homeward Journey A
bout this time some joke came up,
and fromthe circumstances of the
case onee of the gentleman ran.
the Others joining in bis pursuit:
Dtdging around the yard for a
few minutes, he escaped into the
hotel, ran up the stairs, and hid
in. one of the halls The tramp
of feet0hovever, soon told him be
was followed. and, in his great
desireTto.i escape, heh skipped
through an open door into 3 bed
room,ge The ,pursuers were almost
atthe door, and, in a fit Of despera-
,tion,- be concealed his somewhat
substantial licorporosity beneath
the bed. His. friends looked in.
saw no one. and passed on. In a
few minutes they went down stairs
again, and the concealed fugitive
was just about crawling out to go
down when new figure appeared
oni-the .scene.o A lady entered
the room, and to the horror of the
gentleman under the bed, began
to, show unmistakable sy mptoms
Of her. intention of going to her
nights repose. There was bat
one course to. pursue on the part
Of our hero, and he pursued it.
Sticking his head and arms out
from under the bed, be exclaimed:
"Madam, don't be frightened.
It's all right, and I'll explain how
| came here. Don't be scared.
Don't scream, ] beg of you. The
business can all be explained in
1.-The remainder was lost in
wild scream of alarm, and the rush
OF the whole hotel force to the
room. stiosndot e1ihaammo
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

It is said real, good men are
very scarce atqwatering places
this season., Conc to think of
it > there is no place oYcrcrowded
by msp Of that sort. ro,nlys -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

osAg Russian warlcorrespondcnt
speakslofs Tfhese sturdy caval-
iers Miihsthoir stout horses and
carbines hangingat theirbacks."
hundred cavaliers with
steuts horseslabangingJ at their
backs rnnst be adecidedly nov
eI o spectacle; jTbutf we nshould
think, that such alluggage would
greatlysinteflere with their eff
cieneE dHriDg an engagement.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

One of the reasons why some
American mechanics have been
employed to go to Manchester,
England, to take the place of
English workmen is explained
by correspondent in Manches-
ter of the Liverpool Courier.
lie says, as a matter within his
own knowledge, that the me-
chanic's union or club has
''rules'' which greatly interfere
with the doing of work or in
crcases the cost of labor. One
rule allows the workman going
from town an hour for each
three miles Of the journey, so
that when they 60 by rail in
twenty minutes TO Job they
sit down and do nothing until
the time allowance Of an hour
or two is made UP. They re-
fuse to allow the use of bricks
which do not come from brick
manufactures within a certain
radius of town, and recently,
when a contractor hoisted slate
to a roof by horse power, the
club demanded that the States
on the roof should be
taken down and carried up a.
gain by men, and struck be-
cause their demands were not
with. The contrac-
tor was, obliged to complete his
job unaitled, as none of the
workmen would violate the club
order. A few American me-
in Manchester will, it is
hoped, lcaycn the lump by intro
ducing more just and equitable
union rules or breaking the.
a.. lfss.a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

"a mani in Ch4Inbersburg, H.,
so been ,sued for destroSing
lropeFtyHby spftting tobacco
Juice on the floor Of a church.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

aoAS San Francisco drummer in
Nevada has devised way to e
vade payment of the license re-
quired by law for soliciting orders
in that State. He will hot enter
an ofderin bis book, but presents
tie purchaser Of his wares with a
postal card addressed to the firm
he represents, and instructs his
to write his order there
on, ahditheh pockets or mails it
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27

The Postmaster at, Corpus
Christi, Texas, has very proper
ly decided that the king snake,
the deadliest reptile in that re-
gion, IS not legitimate mail mat
ter. The serpent was sent from
San Diego to Corpus Christi TO
be mailed abroad, and had there
fore already Travelled consid-
erable distance in charge Of the
mail carriers. JAlIigators are
Something's forwarded through
the. Post Office, but when il
comes to handling yenomous
serpents the best-natured post
master in the worldmay hesitate.
~ NfN n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-09-27
December i5th,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-03
u HIlna. nrnrn
7)ROPOSALs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES, GOODS AND
Transportation.

DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS. :
WASHINGTON March 80 1877.
Sealed proposals. Endorsed proposals for Beef FLOUR
Clothing, Transportation" &C. the be, aud
directed to the Commissioner Indian Affairs. No 40
Leonard New York, will be received until II NJ OF Tues
day May &. 1877 for furnishing the following supplies
goods and required for the Indian service
Rsca audi I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-03

Dry Goods, Hardware Notions and Medical Supplies
Also,
of the supplies may be
delivered at several Indian agencies
Schedules showing in detail the kinds and quantities OF
each agency and in Transports
ton r time and place Of delivery conditions
by bidders and of payment to-
gether proposals. fors of contract bond &C.,
will be furnished on 70 this OFFICE n Washing
80 Clinton place New York; VIM H. Lyon 4S3 Broad
way New York VIM. Nicholson superintendent Indian
Affairs Lawrence Kansas the of Subsist
ence u s. ST: Louis. Chicago sioux City, Leaven.
worth, st. Paul, Omaha and Cheyenne.
~ J. q. SMITH, Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-03
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


GENEkAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
TIVE TWEEN HA! s7F Essk .s e !
pier 3 sss River: root
s asaps e:ss: Sss"s.s;;
Pnes d passsse. i IN gold dneudins Vine, ~,
To Iisyre-Firs Cabin, sioo Second Cabin $50; Third
steerars. s2e including wire bedding and utensils
yi1. e.sIs SlSS s;ssss.s :sss
Return very rates. available through
Steamers marked thus do no. carry steerass pas
passage and ,s E sHpy $ n,..av.1
IsMAsSs a SSfhESsrows AND l a1i ssSaAAsS
S SIN & SSs!ahaThss5sSD ny ~ j 4
CITY or BERLIN ~ =. june q 0 A. NJ.
Cabin and H's ssa Sss's
smoking JOHN s's'? paIa
10 and 80 Broadway. New York
NATIONAL IIsE Fdh Iosb SSs a AND 81, y r.
D De aupESsrqws ASP st''j NV sFSo =
esbT md sNs lam. ;om ~ w. "A
sued very low rates G Svs s %sasss
US'TEps sIa5Fs M AID
b bzEoPA May $ $SS4aS june Jun: 49, ss:,
Cabin. s55, s65 and SIS, currency;
Passengers book ed from Hamburg, Norway.
Sweden, &c Drafts Ireland England France and Ger
WILLIAMS a GUIoN, % Broadway.
WILSON LINE-FoK SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL,
YED ins sStsp oSi 10
s $50
fna 's 81 Ss
cOAsTwlsE STEAMSHIPS.
L STEAMSHIP LIN4s.
zcALSp
Is Hs; S'' FISH, 's
"a, s. ;s:
Steamship NEW May IS
w 1r rs lY6 81 &C. az apply to BuLLAY Superintendent
No Bowling Green, pier foot Canal St. North River.
OLD DOMINION, srEAMsIIIp COMPANY.
SSrss Si,y Point kishmond Tassdsys v, Thurs:
as. Id u ons Il s S
'st d Ths saSsS connecting
Sseass and an point.
sss IS 5sSsxs Il & Sfsa bs
4 United states maii-The splendid new iron steamer
RIO GRANDE 800 tons register James Bolgcr master,
from pier 20 East River Saturday. May s. at
o'clock: has splendid accommod ston for passengers
Cabin s'0 '''''a JXSEs T. s&xRD CO. lls w.ss
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
IN amshps will sail at r. NJ from pier
IL North River Of Cedar for Havana direct. us io
lows
CoLgMBUs......... ...............W ednesday May
saturday, May ID
For reghs and passage having unsurpassed acconmoda
tions. apply to -
WM. p. CLYDE Il CO., No. Bowling Green.
MCCLELLAN, LCLING CO.. Agents III Havana
WEEKLY LINE FOR PORT ROYAL. 5. c.; BRUINS
w wick Ga, and Fcrnandna Fa sailing every Friday
from pier 20 East River. at 8 i. VI.
Steamer CITY OF DALLAS Captain Hines. May
Tickets to al points in Florida
apps - O. 81 MALLORY & CO..
1913 Maiden lane.
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
he 9tcam
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21

Mr.. j, s, Bates, formerly with Mr..
Davis, has formed copartnership
with Mr.. j. G. Downing, photographer
on Main street, opposite LeGfand no.
tel. Mr.. Bates is well and favorably
known rs II tlrst-class artist in Dallas
for several years, while Mr.. Downing
has made reputation as an artist and
business man, seldom acquired by any
one in so short time. With these
two gentleman together we predict a
successful career. Both have many
friends, and may they both live long
and prosper. Call on them ut III
Main street, opposite LeGrand hotel.
aug2l II
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smith a. WiIIett.

We direct attention to the ADVERTISE
ment OF this new firm, Successors to
the old and popular house OF Morton n
Smith, undertakers, Elm street. MIR.
Smith Is well and favorably known M
the junior of the old firm, while Mr..
Joe Willett, OF st. Louis, comes here
strongly endorsed by the leading
houses In his line OF that city. We
confidently commend this house to
our friends, and bespeak for them a
liner ! share Of public patronage. See
advertisement In another place this
morning.
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Every MILBURN WAGON full guar.
anteed for two years. -augl0d&wlm


Sherman Register; The Register had
pleasant call this morning from Mr..
B. +. Neville, passenger and travelling
agent OF the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad, whom the editor found to
have been III old comrade and prison
mate during the war. Mr.. Neville is
bringing TO the attention OF the trav-
cling public the very low rates OF fare
over his road, and the advantage OF
taking that route. The rates are to be
found In the company's advertisement,
appearing In the Register. He In.
forms us that the rumor that passen-
gers are delayed at Louisville in get
ting their draw back on tickets IL un-
true. An agent passes through the
train before 1t arrives at Louisville
and attends to the drawbacks, so that
passengers are not delayed a moment
for Cincinnati and points east.
aug2l d2t&wlt
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Sunday afternoon u large crowd
gathered below the railroad bridge to
witness a colored baptlsement, The
preacher made some very original 70.
marks on religion, which created some
merrlment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21

Mr.. A DorsheImer, OF Fort Worth,
is In town stopping at the Lamar.
George Clark, the handsome pas
senger agent Of the Toledo, Wabash
and Western railroad Is In our midst
extending a welcome hand to all.
Mr.. Lehman Sanger, OF Messrs. San.
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. pO5 q boz Main streel. Dallas, TsIl,

THIS house is new and well venIliAsiiinv
having southern exposure, anu y esn LISA,
located IL ia in charge Of Us old propietsOili,
y SAWYER, VINO never failed 10 PLEASE ~, ~
guests. Parties seeking house Win ~ nm W,
comforts of n home, cannot do uettti a..
10 give the "0ranger" y call. 1raNeiss,,.s,s
riylng in Dallas, via the Central Isii,w .in
can reach this house by taxing Wy IN, de.
street horse cars, one block south rom i s
pot. The best dollar a day house IN tn '.,,sh
Be sure TO get OF the street ears a. ne ,SvpR
iun27d6Tn ;. SAW ~
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bred Manget, ticket broker, lie
Grand hotel, IL selling tickets cheaper
than eyer, and parties would find 1t to
their Interest to SEQ him before pur-
chasing elsewhere. If
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{. G. Chill DS
ALL KINDS OF COAL.
Dallas, Texas.
Having opened Coal Yard, corner Market
and Wood streets, viii keep constantly on
hand Indian Tel ritory, Cumberland Smith,
ing and Pennsylvania hard coal, orders so.
Iioited and promptly fiIlea dur, no n.,
L, SCHROEDER, Agent. junl7dly
DALLAS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
M EDICAL SO RID.
President and Surgeon
H. Il. HUGHES, NJ. ID.
SURGEONS AND GYNECOLUGISTS
II. X. LEAKE, NJ. d,
a. q. GRAHAM, NJ. D,
OCULISTs AND AURIsTS,
Il. BEAUMONT, MD.
II. W. ALLEN, M. d.
M EDICAL BOARD.
President and Surgeon.
H. Il. HUGHES, NJ. ID.
SURGEONS AND GYNECOLOGISTS
II. LEAKE, NJ. d.
A. Z. GRAHAM, NJ. d.
OCULISTs AND AURIsTS,
Il. BEAUMONT, NJ. ID.
II. W. ALLEN, M. ID.
VISITING BOARD.

This institution will be open for the recep..
ton OF male and female patients August
18th, proximo, and will be provided win hn
experienced mation, and an ample corps I'll
nurses.
attention, board and nursing, inclusive,
81 80 per day; with two beds, So 80 each; win
three or more beds, 81 80 each. A..
Recognizing the advantage nnth 10 tilo
medical profession aud public OF Dyspen'
sary conducted strictly upon the system
now being inaugurated by the proiessio1n,i
throughout Europe and In this country
known rs the "Provident System" u M M
been determined TO OPP IN In the same oul, ,i,
ing and AZ part OF the Institution an 'ou n
Patient Department" where the poor eau
obtain medic Il ud surgical treatment l9 8ha
Dyspensary for this purpose will be open i0'
the poor nom 10 a. M. TO II m. each day
iuly2gd6Wlyr
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ger Bros Waco, ID Ia tho CITY, lie In
a brother Of the sangers Of Dallas, aud
IL equally noticeable ~ live and COR
rect business man.
Mr. w. II, Melntirei one Of the lead
Ing cotton men Of Dallas, returned last
night from his summer Jaunl up north
Mao'a many friends will welcome his
safe return, and We hoIto the cotton M
forests viii experience new impulse
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Last night our German friends held
a meeting at Turner hall. They have
engaged MIR. Julius Langenback, who
Is nov at work taking the census.
Next week the Germans will hold a
mass meeting in regard to the school
question. 1t Is their desire to have
German taught in their schools, and
are willing to pay teacher themselves
to teach German. This is the right
spirit to show, and we are certain,
now that the ball has begun rolling, 1t
will not stop. We are informed that
they are willing to let the Turner hall
be used as school room free OF charge.
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DIR. j. JON &c ~.
OFFICE OVER OGDEN wOLFFs STORE
Cor. Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas, Texas

Does general practice In Medicine ana Sp,ii
gerU. Gives p, cial attention 70 diseases,
,CCmen and children, and u all diseases Ps'
tanning 20 OG.tf practice. ..,.rr
OFFICE e. NSGLTATlON FREE "A
A circular on di-atses OF the heaIl an an
Lungs, NdSaI Cufgr,H, Dyspepsia, IuhWS
Hem0iThOids, Efc viii be sent 10 any ~,
Dire :, by mail, on receipt Of two three Oen'
stamps. ..,rt
Also Private Circular sent sealed on reVe'P'
two three cent stamps. ,-,
M NUNS ~ jy2dh
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Members are requested to meet at
the Armory this evening. Business
Of importance will be before the com.
pany. BY order OF
. CAPTAIN J. ]. cox.
y. BEAUMONT, LIST sergeant.
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The University Of virginia.

In It's proper place In to-day's HER.
AID, will be found the announcement
OF the above venerable institution.
Our readers are respectfully referred
10 Il.
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uournud's OIympInn Dream

commends itself 10 young aud old
alike ~ tho most natural, effective and
harmless embelllsher and preventative
ofyouth. Price reduced 10 one dollar,
Sold by Connor n Walker.
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Prompt attention will be- given to all
orders for passengers and baggage to
trains left at Siler's transfer office, OPP
pOsite the LeGrand hotel.-june l6-lm
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Charcoal can be found at the Dali
las coal yard, corner Wood and Mar
ket streets, in quantities to suit pur'
chasers.- tt
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We are informed that Judge Hord
and Mr.. III. p. Bowen killed seven
deer within three miles Of Dallas one
day last week. The Trinity bottom is
said TO be full OF them.
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On the first day OF September, at IL
O'Clock, a. M, 1 will sell at auction, a
lot Of nnredsemed pledges. Now Is
your time for bargains.
augl7-tsepi b. MEYER, Pawnbrohey.
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For the gulf states-northeast TO
southeast winds; stationary or falling
pressure; warmer and partly cloudy
weather win prevail.
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f. Fendrlch keeps all of the finest
brands of fine cut chewing tobacco
also Maccobay, Scotch and Rappee
snuils. u
Two car loads of buggies and plat.
form wagons, at Orrs. -tL
Il. Fendrichs Is the largest whole
sale house in cigars and smoking to.
bacco and pipes in Texas. II
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HocIety Neef,uy

There will be meeting OF the Or.
gan Fund Society OF st. Matthew's
cathedral Wednesday morning, at ten
o'clock.
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No better, more durable or cheaper
wagon can be found In the market
than the well.known MlLBURN.-dSm
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OoIIege ConNeYnnee.

For the convenience Of their down
town patrons, Dallas college will, dur
ing the next year, run an elegant
school wagon, 10 convey only little
girls and young ladies toand from the
school each day. Wagon fee, only
thirty cents per month. Apply at
once, AZ the number will be limited.
WILLIAM II. ALLEN, Secretary,
n Lock Box 1886.
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says his professional services can be
had at your private houses by drop
ping him II postal card with full dlrec-
lions. judd d6m
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special bargains In shoes, for thirty
days only, ut the Dollar store, IA and
7l6 Elm.-tf
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The MILBURN WAGON has taken
the highest premiums at every pronl'
nent fair In the United States. dwl m
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No one IL authorized 10 purchase any afu'
clio Whatever on the account Of tbs HER
ALD without an order aligned by mo
j. l., BARLOW,
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Happy tidings for nervous suffer-
ers, and those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked. Pulvermacher's
Electric Belts eilectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Adj
dress Pulvermacher Galvanic Com
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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q ally gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY


Persons leaving tho city Tor tho sumner
can have TuE DAILY HERALD sent 10 any
address NJ one dollar per month, postage
prepaid. Leave orders with tho city orou'
lntor, or az the business once.
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For Rent,

The brick store house on Elm street,
opposite Sanger Bros, now occupied
by Blake, jenkins q Boals, size 44xSO,
will be for rent after the lst of OctoN
Der, 1877. Apply to
junl7dlm HURT n SMITH,
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A Magnificent chance.

Colonel John M. Crockett offers his
splendid farm for sale. Sec notice
elsewhere.
Mr.. David Clark, $40 west Thir.
tieth street, New York, sprained his
wrist badly while working. Suffered
fearfully week; applied Giles Lini-
ment Iodido of Ammonia three times,
and cured wrist For sale by Common
e. Walker, druggists, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21

The Dallas Barrel Factory Is nov
prepnled ~ Oh orders Tor m0lahseA bare
iels, half harrols aud kegs, manulae
tured out OF well.seaH0ned cypress
timber, Would respectfully call tho
attention Of farmers and merchants
thereto, Send for prices before pnr'
chasing In other markets Am also
dealer In flour barrels, slaves, head
inga aud hoops, and can I'LL orders
from mlllers nj short notice. Repair
Ing Of all kinds 0f c0Operage promptly
done Factory corner Of Houston ana
elm street, near Todd's Touring mills
Address, u \. kiLVENi
July 4.d6w8m Postollioe box 2ib.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-21

-"By their works shall they be
known" aud that IL why Grliien, the
the gun and loCksmlth, 025 Elm street,
IN sent for from far and near 10 open
aud repair safes, lie has just returned
from Fort Worth, where he has sue
cessiully opened hrst'class burglar
proof safe. -auglSdlw