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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-17
4 THRILLING SCENE.

One of the most thrilling scenes eve4 wit
messed in the amphitheater at Cadiz, transpir-
ed in the autumn of Al. Notice had been
posted in all the public places that on cer-
tain day the bull called Gel Moro" (the
Moor would be introduced into the public
arena, and then when he should have been
goaded to the utmost fury, young girl would
appear and reduce the animal to quiet sub
lection. On the appointed day the vast am
phitheater was filled to overAowing with an
eager crowd. Two bulls had been killed and
dragged away, and then flourish of trum-
pets announced the coming of the hero of the
day. With roar Ell Moro entered upon the
scene. He was truly magni6cent-a bovine
monarch black and glossy, with eyes of fire,
diated nostrils, and wicked-looking horns.
The "picadores" attacked him warily, and
hurled their "banderillos" small dartlike
javelins, ornamented with ribbons and intend
ed to goad and infuriate. The bull had killed
three horses off hand, and had received eight
banderillos in his neck and shoulders, when
upon given signal the picadores and mata-
dores (Eillers) suddenly retired, leaving the
infuriated beast all alone in the wild parox-
ysm of wrath.
Presently soft musical note was heard,
and directl y afterward a girl not more than
fifteen years of age with the tasteful garb of
an Andalusian peasant, and with q pretty
face, sprang Lightly iuto the. aroua, epPrvacf-
ed the bull fearlessly, at the same time calling
his name:
"Moro, Moro. go roy"
At the first sound of the sweet voice the
animal ceased his fury, and when he saw
the girl he plainly manifested pleasure. She
came to his head and put fourth her hand,
which he licked with his tongue. Then she
sang song, at the same time caressing the
animal by patting him on the forehead, and
while she sang the suffering monarch kneeled
at her feet. Then she stopped and gently re-
moved the cruel banderillos, after which, with
her arm around Ell Moros neck, she led him
slowly out to the gate of the "torril." Until
now the multitude had been spell bound; but
when they saw the gentle mistress thus trium-
phant, a shout went up that shook the very
walls. In an instant the bull turned, the
flame again in his eyes, but the girl very soon
subdued him and led him out from the arena,
prize which she was to carry back with her
to her home.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-17

ba% The outward work, without charity,
pro6teth nothing but whatsoever is done
of charity, be it never so little and contemp
tihle in the sight of the world, is wholly fruit
full ; for God weigheth more with how much
love one worketh, than how much he doth.
He doth much that loveth much he doth
much that doth thing WE'LL
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-10-17


with Homer revisit the scenes of Troy; &C.
company Eneus in his flight and wander
ings with Dido descend to the lower re-
gions or roam with Milton in Paradise.
You may enjoy the songs of Moore; weep
with Byron; rove with Scott; muse with
Cooper in his Melancholy; trace the Seasons
with Thompson; soar in imagination with
Ossian, and study human nature with Shaks-
peare. But then, with soul full of blessed
faith, if you mount to the starry heights with
Newton, it will be, like him, to evolve fresh
evidence of Saviour's love; and if you 60
down with Miller unto the lowest strata of
the earth, it will be, like him, to take the
Testimony of the Rocks" and trace the
Footprints of the Creator
Happy will it be for you, my dear young
friends, if faith, that faith (which works by
love and purifes the heart" the faith of the
Bible, be made, through early Christian cul-
ture, the guiding principle Of your lives.
On a beautiful Sabbath afternoon, at his
houe, at Marshfeld, Daniel Webster lay
dying Great man as he was, there was lit
tie in his life to which his weeping friends
might cling with hope in this trying hour.
Yet, as his waiting soul caught gracious
glimpses of brighter land, he said to
those around him, philosophical argument,
especially that drawn from the vastness of the
Universe in comparison with the apparent in
significance of this Globe, has often shaken
my reason for the faith that was in me. But
my heart has as often assured and reassured
me that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is divine
reality. The Sermon on the Mount cannot
be a mere human production. The whole
history of man proves it,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

Petersburg (Va.) ludeX-Appeal: Mr..
Hayes IL styled the peoples presi.
dent, which Ia II true hill, but there ARE
people and people. Sometimes Mr..
Hayes Is the president Of the right sort
Of people aud sometimes he ia not
When he IL president Of such people
~ John Welsh, Sentor Gordon, Mr..
Roosevelt, Wade Hampton, General
Arthur, and even Ben Hin and Mir.
Key, be suits Us very well, aud we are
satisfied To have him for our presi lent
too; but when he becomes the pres /.
dent OF kellogg, Packard, Corhin, Mad
ison Wells, McLin, Sanford, and other
such knaves, he perceptibly sinks in
the thermometer Of popular respect
aid forfeit his claim to he reckoned a.
the president Of the people. The trou-
BILE with MIR Hayes IL, he has not yet
found out which people he belongs TO
He tried To equallae things hy belong.
ing tn both, an arrangement that will
not work AS soon IA this question IL
settled, and the proper position and
association of the president are fixed,
We propose to join in praising his name
and reeo a..
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A, A, JOHNSTON, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE AT UONNOR IL wALKER's.
oRDrN on

10 open Martin street, ltTphy street amt Ficlu
street, rom Nam street 20 EimStrcet, s,,.,.
Re It ordained by the city Council OF the
city OF Dallas
Section /. That Martin street, Murphy
street aud Field street, from Main street on
the south TO Elm street on tn north, be aud
the same are hereby established ps streets
and the proceedings necessary for the open
Ing OF the same are hereby ordered.
Sec. 2. The Mayor, city Engineer ana CITY
secretary are hercuy ordered to prONted AZ
provided In section l6 aud succeeding sec
tons of chapter tx of city charter, 10 per-
tOrm their respective duties for the opening
Of snid streets.
See ). The private property necessary 10
I've condemned for use In opening said street
shall be paid tor by special assessments MS
provided for In section u and another see
ton of chapter IN OF charter of city.
sec. I. said streets are 10 be- opened rs
prayed for In petitions OF citizens, Martin
street ana Murphy street to be OF the width
OF 1901 feet, and on line with that portion
of said streets lying between Commerce and
Main streets, aud u continuance of the same.
sec. D. Field street shall begin at a point
on the north side OF Main street llgta feet
west OF the alley ut Leonard's southeast
corner; thence west 50 feet; thence north YO
feet 10 Elm street; thence east 50 feet Rloug
south side OF Elm street to said Leonard 5
II rthe'St corner; thence south 40 feet to be
ginning.
Sec, q, The said streets afe tp be p.id for
by special assessments, ana the general fund
OF the city IL not To be used for the purpose.
Sec. 4. The requirements of city charter TO
be strictly complied with in opening said
Sec. $. That this ordinance 20 into et,ect
from and after Its passage.
Approved December -, 1877.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
J. Il. HEREF RI, sec'y. dec iiiOt
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O'd ~ on tirii-Not Irvine 80 Ienbe
his Worl' 10 play SNOW. unll

From the Atlanta Constitution
While they were resting from work at
noon yesterday Amos said
II heah'd or white man readin' in de
paper dis mornin dat foxes wuz batin'
now whudder dere wuz emmy hell or
not !"
"Shucks !" said old 81; you Sc got dat
wrong cend fo'must, sho T.
NO sab; dat waz what he red in do
paper T.
"whudder dere wuz emmy hell p re.
peated 81.
Yes, sab; whudder when er man
give cut up hyar he went ter hell, err
jess dissolved ter dus aginr
locke heah | don't want no
'spute wild nobody, but eff emmy man
come foolin' round me wild dat sorter
skriptur he's gwine to heah me git up
yander inter shoutin tones |" said 81.
why is dat p
'kaise faint gwine ter dol Yer less
make er Niger belebe dar amt no heah.
arter an see what yer comes ter. Ebery
sccon' house'll be er coart hous, an de
houses twixt em II be iale houses.
Hits moughty hard ter keep EN- strate
now wild dc sheriff an hell bofe fore
dar eyesr'
Den you'se on de side Oh de fab an
brimstonel'
fou'se right, honey Ef you tink
youse gwine ter lebe dis wurld ter play
,now>ball somewhat. you'se 'rong.
Oars er warm place jess beyant heah
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITATION.

'5NIE STATE or TEXAS, COU NTY OF
\ DALLAS-JuNtic Court, fr1cint No J.
Tho state oi TcXns---Io the sheriff or any
constable ut Dallas county, greeting
whereas oath has this day been made before
mo by j. q. HoninRt n that tho residence oil
j. l., Lambert ~ unknown, 10 that the OIdi.
nary process Of the law can not he served
upon him
You ARE hereby commanded In Il YOU, by
making publ cation of this wit IN some
newspaper printed In Dallas county for
three successive eekS before return day
hereof summon the suid j l.. Lambert 70 10
aud appear mo, nj my Oinc', No, 500 Main
street, e. the city NJ DnilHs, Dallas county,
ON the An day OF Feb uGiy, 1913, NJ 10 O'Clock
n M, 20 answer tho complaint OF the said
j. q, Lexington for tho sum OF one hundred
ana atty dollars and interest due, upon Il
note tor 1850, executed to said j. q. lleuing'
ton by said j. l.. Lambert, ON the l6lh Mo-
vcmbor, 1870, and payable On the lst any OF
September, 1877, and credited with payment
OF 1900.
Herein fail not, and of this writ make due
rotun rs the law directs.
CIV n under my hand this, the 7th day OF
Janulry, 1878, n. q. MoLULE.
Jpnsdlt-w3t j, =, Precinct No |, Dallas Co.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives to the Passenger view of the Crane,
est scenery, finest agricultural district anu
great grazing grounds of the West.
Ab passenger and freight tIains are SUI
passed by none in the state. Pullman
fAlaC0 Drawing Room and Sleeping Cais
lehNe o. Louis daily via the NJ, Il. g 1. ny
AZ a. IN; Hannibal at 10 Il. M, and SedaIls
et o;It =. m, running Though TO DenSOn'
SHERMAN, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and hous,
Ton without change Connection is also mhnV
~ sherman with the Texas and PUcihc iaA'
way Tor the above named points. =,
- me CONNECTIONS Of this Road with inc ~
"a. g L. at DeDigOn for 1t. Louis, HannlOGil
Chleago, Fort scott, Kansas City and gu
points North and East; with the Texas a "a
enc at sherman FOR ST. Louis, Cairo, Mem,
pms, ana all points East and Southeast, anu
~ houston with the g., II. u :. y lof ""
Antonio, the o., II. 4 II for Galveston tns
ieNas New orleans Railway for Beaumont
orange, etc., the Morgan aud Mallory steam
sui for al points on the Guli ana AtlaLus
Soasts, and the Liverpool u Texas Sieainsnlp
Line 10 Liverpool, HlyTe and other tuIU'
pean cities are perfect, while It's frttdu.n
rom aust and heat on account OF the ntsule
OF the soil and the open prairie country o't'
whlch II passes, with It's COOLING sra DieeaV,
PHEASANT scenery OF broad pTairies, bfauillLi
groves well cultivated fields OF cotton, con-,
small grain, and fruits, render 10 especlhlil
ueslrable and advantaEeOus to travellers anu
shippers In preference to others,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston ually
except Saturday at 2:20 y. m, Houston
o'SO p. M, Hearne at 2.25 y. M, Dallas 100 -
IN ana Denison at Has q. IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

TnE editor of the Fort Worth DsR,oera
isn't as sure of his position abou,
Throckmorton's ingratitude as he was
few days since, and his issue of the
9th, is painfully undecided about good
many things. The future progress o!
the Texas and Pacific, the effects of its
completion on Fort Worth, the effect
Of the Democrats fight at Throckmorton
and numerous other things. Let Pad
conclude to come back and be just his
own self again, and all this difficulty
will clear up like mist before the sun.
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Be it ordained by the City Council of the

Be it ordained by the City Council Of the
city Of Dallas:
Section |. That it shall be the duty of the
City Engineer, in connection with the
Health OniCer ana they aro hereby required
Immediately to establish, outside of the city
limits, as they may deem best or least likely
to annoy or interfere with any neighbor-
hood, place of deposit, where all fifth, dead
carcusses, nd all manner Of lutrid or uu-
can matter that might jeopIrdize the
health ofthe public Shall he carried, left and
buried Thai the city Engineer and Health
Oihcer shn make 1t Written report to the
May or OF the place or places SO selected by
them. That upon the approval OF said re-
port, II satisfactory arrangements can be
made with the party OF parti owning the
lands upon which said burial places are TO
be established, the MAYOR shall forthwith
order the City Marshal ana City Engineer
20 dig, or cause to be dug, at the points esig-
mated therefor, Sutliciept pit or pits for the
reception and burial of all dead animals
and carcass OF every kind, ali manner OF
NTH ana cOlIUltl On,
sec > chat upon the establishment of
suCh place or places Of deposit, the citizens
shall be duly nuufied thereof by the Mayor,
ana after publication OF said notice, the cit
iHt MS or residents Of tho city shall be Itquir-
ct To moYr, without dela' all CarCUS cs and
all muuoer OF ii tn ma corr upton, decaylny
or putrld matter, or anything that would
jeopaIdiGe pubnc health hat may be or ac-
cuInu ate upon MS, her or their premises; or
which he, she or they may Owl,, ana to carry
and deposit the same AZ til place hereby eS-
o. bllshed, or 10 Do established,
sec. s. Every owner or keeper of any an
imal which shall die within the Limits of the
city, shall. t1rwi'h remove, or cause to be re-
moved, the dead carcass {, ereof out of the
city or To the place designated by the Health
Oillcer Tor such purpose, and there deposit
the same, or cause IL to be done at his or her
own expense and for failure or refusal To
comply with The provisions ofthis section,
such owner or Keeper shall be fined not less
IMAM one nor more Than twenty-five dollars.
Sec. That this ordinance 20 into effect
| from and aft r its publications.
Affirmed November29, 1877.
Attest: W. l., CABELL,
d. IS iiEREFOhDt Mayor.
SecTetaS, dec29-lOt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

TuE Rev. Edward Eggleston, pastor
Of the Church of Christian Endeayor,
of Brooklyn, is the champion innovator
of church circles. lie has turned the
old church parlor into club>room.
library and shooting gallery The club
has never sung a hymn nor had a
prayer at any Of its meetings, but ii
narrowly escaped having a billiard
table. In the language Of Mr.. Eggles,
ton. II is not'a Young Mems Christian
association, not a hidden bait, nor a
sugar>coated pill, but exactly what il
pretends 10 be. social club for the
amusement and profit Of young men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

fHR DAILY HEHALnla published nfelg
morning, except on Monday, ~ w 20
annnm ~ advance postage plelhlu w
26osnls per week delivered IN tho city,
ADyKRTlsEIHG HATKs Que square Qon llnes.
nOnpafoill One limo W no. elnll hupsrlunnl
monthly ana yearly 'adverilheln'
TnE WEEKLY HFnALp u published every
age prepaid,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

NEw York city loots up the largest
number of failures nuring December OF
any month of the year The liabilities
of the failed houses reash eight mil.
lions, with assets given at four millions,
The total number of failures in that
city during the year is eight hundred
and seventy.Iom, u fraction less than
seventy five II month, 1t is q startling
picture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

CoNKLlNG, who is just now bigger
man than Hayes in Washington, is
more than matched on his native heath
by Mr., Hustled, a square-tocd anti-Conk,
ling man, who, Notwithstanding the
pasha's influence, hewed his way into
the speakers chair in the New York
legislature
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

Tng New York San publishes re
cord of deialcatons, .embeazlements
breaches OF trust, etc, in the United
States for the four years, beginning
with the panic of 1873. The money
stolen since July 1873, by city and
county officials, bank officers, executors
OF estates, etc, amounts to over $780,
100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

SPECIALS to the Chicago Times express
the belief that George IL. pendleton is
at present ahead in the race for the
Ohio senatorship. There are half u
dozen others, more or less, working
hard for the prize, but Pendleton has
the best organized and most numerous
force to begin with, and the law OF
gravitation is likely to help him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
.C.runnn ayrnp.n

No other medicine In tho world was ever
given such u tent NJ lts curative quullil0A IN
liOaCnERs dEnMAN hiRur, In ihie0 yonlh
two million four hundred thousand small
hotties ~ this medicine was dHlnhulcdUf'
NJ oharge by druggists Ia this country 10 thua'
afflicted win consumption, asthma, Group
severe Cuu chs, pneumonia ana other dln'
enseH Of tho throat ana lungs RlVlng tht
American people undeninbl0 proof mat
uERMAN kYHuP Will cure thom, The fosull
hns been that druggigh In 0yory town ana
village ~ tho United STATE arc rec mmond
ing II "a their customers, GO Ia your drug
glsi aud nalt what they know Hhuut II Nam
pie bottles 10 cents, Regular HlGu 20 c0nlH
lhroe dOsOH VIII relieve nny onbo,
lnuH lw-wlt
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Diseases Of a Chllrrnio iypn Urtyalli or mere
IN enuso IA Upprrhrui % Nltlt uum lhnlli We
ss stem SHOULD hn toned, regulated Nud lrll,-
fenced hy a course OF liOHhtlurH nlnnanll
Hltl6B. Perfect 40, rsiiuu rrl q lokulhl
suOh mnludltH, Hnd both noe secured 10y Nv
inestlmah0 tonic ana HlltrHllYn. Tho hll'
trfh are also "a nrurlY frINlrInhlr 10 ROM
DYING shuh disorders II promptly nkrh lN
bilious colo, diAUhma und cholera luulhuh
the dilaaaa IN uHually frustrated, In dlaf'
rhma cusea, IL IN only necessary ~ rehluf'
the lone of tho relaxed bowels, aud TINS j.
one of tho specific ELECTS Ot THIS medicine
Wind on tliu stomach, heartburn bilious
moss, nausea, headnNha nnd other hymplnn'
Of disturbance Ia Ihn gastric hnd hnphllo 10
vions nra als0 speedily relieved by 'tNlsrA
Gellent remedy A. a mmlly medicine u u
Invaluable aihcH II promptly nnd completely
remedies thOsn ailments which arc ul mos
freuuont occurrence, dlillanlh'wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

lIUNrMGroN Of the Central Pacific
railroad, dropped in ON the senatorial
party at the IIot Springs, aud made ii
pleasant for Blaine, Chailec and Dorsey,
Is tho corporation putting its money
whore il will do the most good
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Murder IN - lihIIO0H--A Fight BeI-ecn
Heaven ANA Earth,

Wonderfully strange that human beings
become IN desperate M "a take eaCn olhorb
life, oven whilOsalling through the air Drs-
pernta indeed, has our rnoo become, Abnn'
dunnd, uncarud for, HN many wlYtgurO, uih-
enA slow nnd inHlduOus, claims her, and
sho soon become, Frustrated and Indifferent
a. all surroundings Her checks nru no ion-
ger aglOw, her robust con Tuition IN lurple
aud omnClnled. nut thcrp TX "A wonderful
medicine known rs English Female Bttufa,
which lisa quick ana pOworsul female rcgu-
latOr aud uterine tonic, and cures Nll such
eThlB complaints, innld2w.w2J
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

In Is stated that Governor McCrcary
Chief Justice Lindsey aud General
Cerro Gordo Williams command about
equal strength as candidates for the
United States senate in Kentucky,
with Proctor Knott as the dark horse,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

Mn. Ep II. CUNNINGHAM, the new
lessee of the pcntentiary, has mad,
u bond which is unoticctionablc, ",
should say Thomas j. Divine, }, B.
lacostc w. e. Goodrich, John Ireland
j. p, Simpson, and olhers,cquolly sound
nro on il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

TuE Waxahachie Enterprise doesn I
seem to think that Colonel Elliott is the
man Judge Kemble had in his minds
eye when he proposed to make Ellis
one Of the counties to subscribe five OF
six thousand dollars toward establish>
ing a representative democratic paper
vt the state capital.
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A "Randal association" was formed
in the Quaker CITY on New Years eve.
II Is 10 bo social democratic organizes
ton, and proposes to urge Samuel j,
Randall for the presidency IN cightecn'
oiphiy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

WENpElL PHlLLrs, who has returned
from western lecturing tour, says the
feeling there is profound end intcns,
on the subject of accumulation. He
found more :han nineteen men out OF
every twenty in favor of that idea
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GRANGER HOUSE,
NO. 9Oj 4 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texa,

Ihis house Is new and well ventilated
ilaNIus sOuthern exposure, and Is centraiiv
located. IL IL in charge on liz old pronria,ey
=. SaWyer, who never failed 20 please nj
euesis. farues seeking a house with All lie
. 81 on home, cannot do better than
49,, ~ w, Wy Ss1Iengef cal. Travellers an.
can Ieacn this house by taking the MAJ
stree. NOISE cars, one block south from ~,
Bot. me pest y - 8 day house in ibs Gle.
B1 snLs =. gei on thestreet ears al IN e switt.
Z. SAWYER.
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SENATOR McDoNALp, democrat, and
Senator Dorsey, republican, are, ~ indi.
viduals, opposed to the silver bill, but
will vote for their constituents and for
the bill. The New York papers are
greatly disturbed at this decision
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TUX HERALD Is indebted 10 the COM
mittee of invitation for polite bidding
TO attend II grand military ball to be
given the Central CITY guards, of Waco,
NJ the McClclland hotel on the lth IN
slant
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Attention, Property Holders

Notice Is hereby given that will begin ON
Ine nrst day OF January next to make the
assessment II real estate and personal prom.
elly Tor the city taxes of 1878, and all pc sons
oNn,ng' or having IN their possession as
agent of another, any real estate or per.ot, ai
property, aie hereby notified to come tnr.
ward TO the Office ofthe city Assessor AZ a
collector and render the same before The
ilrst day OF February, ISIS.
j. n. OGDEN,
uecIS-lot City Assessor a. Collector
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY T.

Jusr now tho Worthy Master of the
state grange Is giving the Nc0s q good
deal of trouble. Time was when the
Ncos gave the W, M, much trouble.
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CONSTRUCTIONS,

Az TE&ARKANA, with all trains nm
Louis ~ Iron Mountain ana 80. RaIl,ySv O.,
ali points North, East ana southpgst
AT LONGNlEW JUNCTION end MIN
Nicola, with all trains on the lnternntlonoi
X. H. Tor Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Galyes'
ton and san Antonio. N"'''a'
AT DALLAS, with trains o. the uop,tor
aud Texas Central Il, H. io gorSicaN"''
MeTla, Bremond, Waco, Calvert DTvSS'
Homp'tend, Brenhem and or all points il,
Nj ddle aud Southern Texas. ''' III
a SHERMAN, with II, " TIC. Railway
Tor All '9iaigon I'd line Of that road,
A. FORT WORTH, with stagos nj
points IN western Texas. ''
LsHEEVEPOkr, with X, d River Steam
ers for New Orleans, '"