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ZINE DRESS SHIRTS
uOUsEFURNIsH1NG GOODS.

We invite special attention OF purchasers IN our
ful and complete stock of HOUSEFURNISHINGa
GOODS, which we have just received, and which we
Administer, Moquette, Wilton, Body Brussels,
aIestry BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets in all the
great variety; Raw Silks, yutes. French and English
fretonnes; fringed Jute Curtains, something new;
An inspection of our stock is solicited
HOOE BRO & CO.,
sep7ly 1928 Est, near Ebbitt Houaa
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For RENT RvrH SMITH
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building,
SlH Z street

W. st NV, l6 rooms. mod mps $500. $500
i1i4 ST NV. dwelling and restaurant $500. 1890
IA ST Sc, IL rooms, mod lmps.. ......... 5000
i2l6 ST NV, store. 20.00
- L. 81 me- rooms, mod. Imps.. 20 90
165c % L ST NV mod. 1mps .......... 800
Cor Eotn and = NV, III rooms mod. imps -. 20 90
- .th st Sc, rooms. mod imps ...... 200O
1912 % st NV, rooms mod. mps $500. 800
Etrnished House, st. nw...... ........... -. 90
fqTnlshed House, II st. nw....- 60.O0
Houses and Lots for sale in all parts of the city
>>1>
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Acreage s,rorn Daily Circulation orer
1880 being a much larger bona fde,
regular and permanent circulation than
that CT nH the other daily papers ia the
city added together.
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THE NEW YORK PRESIDE COM.
PANION.
STORY BY THE AUTHOR OF LITTLE GOIDIE"
BERTHA LYNNE,
by Mrs. Sumner HAYDEN,
VIII be commenced in SIS of the NEW YORK FIRE
SIDE COMPANION, which is for sale by all newsdeal-
erS. -
The words and music of the following songs are
gwen away with HE PRESIDE COMPASSION:
Ihe hlng's Highway. Music by ]. l.. Mol
The Little Maid Milking Her Cow.
with. ..:.....................No 574
JonnhX Morgan. with. :.....-..:.. No 513
Come Back to Erin, Song by Claribel,
with. ......................No So
Inc BROOK Song by Alfred Tennyson, withNO ST.
1esl0e the sweet shannon. with. No $40
slavery Days (sung by Harrigan 4 HART
I'M, with; ...-.................No 500
The Man In the Moon is Looking
Love. with: Observation-Disclosures. No 56S
me l1arbOar6 Watch. with. ............ No 567
Lullaby (snDg byJ X Emnet in "Fritz')No $50
The Tar's Farewell, with. ..,.N No SIS
SWeet by ana BY. with No. 564
Whoa! Emma! with ....................No 500
The SUBSCRIPTION price of THE PRESIDE Com
PANIoN is So year four copies for $40; nine copies
for $50. Address GEORGE MUNRO, II to q Van
(!ewater street, n. Y. Oct23-2tz
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f / $SS iSSfNEEcEIrED.
GFBRATENE SEE FoRELLEN.
S SARPN Els F FRA SAUCE M0nTARDE.
fGREyis hHAN ~ H Na4GRHl HERRING
h hsGHGaki 4 AIS;f ahiMf.
KIPPERED HERRING.
YARMOUTH BL0ATERs.
s sAkb SHH SE BoSE LESS
Anchovy Paste,
CROSS BLACKWELL'S Potted Ham,
Potted Bioafers,
LONDON Potted Tongue,
NEW GOODS. Lucknow Ghutnes. '
| Parmesan Cheese.
PATE De FoIE GRAs pc sTRAsBoURa,
Dupont CHAMPidNoNs.
E1uEYM pEr14 Rs po1s.
Pine Apple.
' Seafchatel.
sB Bas 6 eSEFEE EA ASR n MIX
B B6kPNN;s E GH2eSHfG IL COFFEE.
SOUPS Tomato a %1ak Turtle,
Pigeon, Sleeps Head, &c.
NEW FIGS, RAISINS AND CITRON
Tiny Tins
East India Gerkns,
pICKIEc ! Stuffed OIL Mangoes,
! ChOw-Chow,
Savoy,
Autumn Clusters
B. W. REEDS SONS,
Importers and Dealers in Fine Groceries Table
oct23-1m 1915 F. street n. a..
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

The public demand CHEAP PRICES and mr.,
oi ~" is complete and at LOW DOWN RATES
Back Cashmeres, ~ 81, soc. to : 1 -
Black Silks. 621.c. up: Colored Silks chsar
Dress Goods II new styles. l2Lc up
Cheapest House in city i'm Auction klanke,a
SLaw!s; Skirts, Knit Underwear Cloaks cheap
Wool Flannels at ruinously low rates
Cheapest Carpets Vet offered
Best TAPESTRY lngrains. Soc Wool Incrains Coo
Good lngrains. ., 30 81, As. soc, cheap '
Best Brussels, IS To zoe.
~ Call and examine.
o,,,,+- l. \ NssTpaIN,
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l. The BUILDING FOR THE BUREAU OF EN-
CRAVING AND PRINTING, WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITEcr,)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGToN, D. c., October 21st 1881
sealed Proposals Will be received at this Office until
II ~ on the BOTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875 for fur.
Pete. the Rolled Iron Beams &C, for first tier of the
proposed Building for the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing In Washington, d. c., in accordance with
drawing. specification and schedule, copies of which
and any additional information may be had on appli
tendent JAS G. HILL
oct23-6t Supervising Architect
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LOST AND FOUND.

| OSI-from l342 COrcOran ST. Jet black SET
- TER DOG, answering to name of a.,
Duke" liberal reward will be paid forAoW$
his return and no questions asked Oc24-3t7 -
S1RAIED-On the Goth October a small red COW
- horns. liberal reward given for her -
eturn Mrs. WH1TMEYER 7thstreet road, 6lP
ext to SchuetZen Park. oct24.2ts III
I OST.Near Lafayette Square, small GRAY
II HEADED PAROQUET, about size of avg .
canary; The finder will be rewarded by leaving22
I OST-At the National Theater, on the night of the
with the name of Mary A. Clark engraved inside A
!lbera! reward will be given to the finder by return
ing 1t to j. A. CLARK, 1914 9th st. NV oct233tz
| OST,On the 18th instant, in neighborhood of
~ 18th st between S and o NV, one (tz,s-,
QOARTO VOLUME SHAKESPEARE, (red kGlEV
morocco2 VOLUME 8, IRVING'S WORKS,WN
tcaf0 and "ABBOTT'S NAPOLEON" Finder suit
ably rewarded by returning to 11O9 st. oct22eOt
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PERSONAL,

IF YOU WANT SOMETHING REALLY PLEAS
1 ant az dentrifce, try WELLS EUREKA TOOTH
POWDER, composed entirely Of imported articles
pleasant to the taste. and equal to any IS cent
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES sos IOrH
q st. nv, 3 m to 10 p. m. reports as to the re-
sponsibty Of people, with abstracts Of real estate
Searches for Chattel Trusts, 81. jy114ms
M AMEROSS, AstroLo0ist and Healing Medium
" can be consulted usual at 2Ol D st. corner OF
"a NV. aug7-1y
ASTROLOG1ST.-Mrs. Dr.. ELLIS, 8O5 PennsyI.
"A vanA ave. II you would know the truth, Consult
p. ~. sp131y
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FOR SALE.

FOR sA5E-An 1IdRso iron SAFE will be sold cheap,
FOR sA al ~ arrived from West Virginia and
ranging from $50 to. 1928; satisfaction "a
sTMMoNs No. 81 18th Il nw a. the stable q! 93HN
ENOR SALE-Two COUNTERS, nearly new; suit
4 abe Tor Dry or Iancy goods. Apply at 1926 It'll
st. NV oct22-3t'
EOR sAI.E-A good family HORSE, six
ss5f Gfsi NJ aS5 faEyv ssse
Sc oct223t.
TOR SAL. Three HORSES, one side bar shifting.
I l. top BUGGY, made BY one Of the best 49,
one very handsome HA .n 2H5iS an ~
BAY MARE. 15N hands high, coming seven wears
about three minutes is BIck 5Rs F.
eight years old; is pleasant driver trot twelve
dss az The ober safe 5 thf mSs d to
%PS sa Of eS So S. Fl h st
Reasons for selling will be given to purchasers
FOR SALE-A very fine new eight spring COACH,
ksss 1s3 sRS %
Msa satin ans suta5e for FpSEate
sold less the cost Of it cs 81
and examine it. Also full line of new and second
hand Carriages Phatons and Buggies, Of ali de-
my own manufacture a specially. ANDREW J.
JOYCE. Carriage Manufacture, 49, 414 and 416 18th
ct octlO-2w
FOB sssS hand C0gRE in rsrate
Sin 81 PaS S SS = %esd SEss 7sz7
hss hsaS
tory and Factory. 4lo4ls 9Th st. NV. betxeenD
ana oct33m
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sep2S-1y

CLOSING OUT.
Il "A large lot of irstclass 4-piy Linen Collars, st
OF per dozen the same as is usually sold af x3 sa
a aa;r " per DOZEN Fine 4py Linen Cuffs. DC
Fancy Percale Shirts, ready to p,t on Sood syI
ana correctly fast coors for only zoe For fine far
MEGINNISS'
sepl6-tr 1OO9 ~ S,...s
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOk sALE-A GROCERY and PROVISION
ISIORE A good opportunity for young man
with very small capital 10 enter retail cash business
Apply No. 4Sl 9th st. sw., between and IL O'Clock
a m. oct2t3ts
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hitch, FOX a CUTTER,
II ESTABLISHED 1861
ECF AND TnAN hpNKHDo

hitch, FOX a. CUTTER,
IL ESTABLISHED 1861
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS,
No. 1887 PennSylu0Mi0 0Ue.,
(Corcoran Buidng) opp. U. 8. Treasury Dept,
Sch Property. Collect Rents. Lend Money. Collect
ance, Attend to Repairs.
N Special attention oiven to the management Of
Estates and Properties belonging to nonresident
oicners. [Post&Rep1 oct18-1w2c2p
- WIN be guaranteed II you use
CERES,
The handeomest Minnesota Patent Flour In the Dis.
trict or,
Steraino's st. Louis Fancy Patent,
A most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour; or,
GOLDEN HILL,
1ne Eeuknown Standard Family Flour of the Dis.
Uac1 Il ls better than it ever was, and makes
HOLLIS and Bread as light and a.
white q the driven snow.
The above-named Flours can be BOUGHT at any first.
class Grocery Store
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Oo1K!1 1s1 sTRxxT AND IHpIAMA AVENUE.
ocs1m WI Il GAIT & CO.
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BRoDHEAD x CO.
oct5tr S39 Pa. are. bet 9th and IOtb sta
NEW DRY GOODS. NEW CaRpHCS

VIII open next week another immense stock of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
beautiful patterns and new desi,,ns H.. o,-
IRON l211 cts. up. Fine Novelties Black AMI So1
ored Sashmeres and Silks; 800 pairs of Biankata
irom % Up Most attractive stock of beautiful a.
pets ever offered, from so cts up VI 0Af'
W W. BURDETTE A 90
ser2Str Nos. ScS SM st. aud 700 ~ =, a. a..
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octl5-tr
CARRIERS. III Market Sncce

" The Cash Dry Goods Storen Rlact s;,ts co,ou.,
silks, checked Silks Striped Silks. excellent heavy
Gro GRAIN Black Silk only 81 our real satin aniy
(Gulnet make sublime quality Back Sill OWL, n 20
Y" rnnsad sex every shade
assortment of Cloaks, from S. To- sos R .n.,e
pure wool, 81 So IS, $3.50 and $40 yepV 49,,
So, $3.50 OO-s' o. SLSO,
octl4-tr CaRTFR-S ,r.-,.c
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NOM Is THE TIME and IJrTTRETr =
~ VINES the place TO buy SeasonabIa NM
1 ~, ~ cheap We sell for CASH ONLY, and viii
One case of Blankets 81 s5, worth 80 o5. o,e c,ss
Ra aIlsts' very heavy. $3.50, worth s4 one case
case Canton Flannel &C. sold everywhere Al one one
S 8 yard VIDE Cotton Sc, sold everywhere at g:
BACK and Cold Cashmere cheap: Blk Silk cbaao.
Feil Dress Goods just received Underwear Tor man
iad'es and children; Unlanndried Shirts AT 90 and
i%e c,,atain SHIRTS made for US. at SL25 FUN
sep2S-ly 1920 Pm n.o w" .sSsiE,
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One of those interesting performan,

ONE OF those interesting performances
rather uncommon in Texas of late years
"a genuine hanging-will take place
on Friday, the 18th of next month,
Brown Bowen will on that day expiate
the crime ofmurdering Thomas Holder
man, at Gonzales, where he committed
the deed. Besides tho hanging of Bowen,
two men are to soon be hung in Denton,
one in Lee, and one each in Harris and
galveston counties, This looks as if we
are to have law and order again. The
next important step is to hang the
lynchers rs fast as possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

The alleged confessions of Florida
republicans regarding fraud in the cleo.
torsl count in that state, as reported in
the press dispatches, create little excite.
ment in Washington. Like the Blair
resolutions, it is thought they will be
chucked deep down into the bowels of
the judiciary. McLin, a member of
Florida returning board, was nominated
for associated justice of New Mexico last
October, and the senate refused to con.
firm him, which accounts for the milk
In the cocoanut.
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Return of the Postmaster General.

Richmond Wing: Postmaster Kew
declined to be interviewed as to the re-,
suit of his visit to Havana. He said
that his visit was not an official one. 1t
is understood, however, that General
Keys conference with the Havana posts
office department authorities will result
in putting two more steamers on the
line between New York and that city.
and the mail facilities greatly improved.
The trips between these two points will,
under the arrangement that is proposed
to be put into effect, be made in ninety,
six hours. All Of the party seemed to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

HUNTINGDON admits, in an interview
with a Chicago Times reporter, that the
thirty second parallel route is without
doubt the best route from New Orleans
Vicksburg and Memphis to the Pacific
ocean; but not the best from st, Louis
or Chicago. But Mr.. Huntingdon is
mistaken as to st. Louis, The road can
be tapped via Vanita, thence to Sulphur
Springs, which gives st. Louis better
route to the Pacific than the Southern
spoken of by Huntingdon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

The president and two or three mem
bers of the cabinet were in Philadel>
phia, Wednesday, and the denizens OF
the city OF brotherly love, treated the
gentlemen in royal manner. The
president was accompanied on his visit
by Mrs. Hayes, Miss Piatt, two daugh,
tiers OF Secretary Evarts, Secretary
schurz and two daughters, Secretary
Sherman and Miss Sherman, ATTORNEY
General Devens, Burchard Hayes and
Webb c. Hayes.
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THE STATE OVER,

Berar louaH-lIcrald: An old gypsy
fortune teller went into Mr. Buffers.
store 10 tell his fortune aud lllohed
eight hundred dollars from his safe and
sloped -(ionera Is, g. Card, who h TO
succeed General A, j, Perry, ~ chlel
quartermaster Of this department, ar
rived with his family on last evenings
train,--Mr 7, Lawrence, the elevator
builder, had his right foot badly crushed
by long joist falling on II as he was
engaged IN putting up tho elevator IN
the Deyine building on the main plaza,
Pdaoh CounlD-Watchman The oat
crop IN this county, az u general thing,
Ia looking very hne,--lhe Methodist
quarterly conference, was IN session
here last Saturday and Sunday,
Within the noxt five or six weeks, the
corn crop Of this county, so far rs the
labor IL concerned, will have been made
-ltisa notorious fact that the negroes
of this county contribute next to moth
ing ~ all to the public FREQ school fund,
and yet negro free school teachers draw
from thirty TO seventy dollars per month
for their services ~ Tree school teach
ers
anderson C0DmtD-New Era tn,
prospects for u large peach crop IN th,
county were never better than now
and also m unusually early one -
Strawberries are now very plentiful II
this market, and the woods are full o
mulberries and dewberreB Oh Mon
day night last this section was yisiteC
by u splendid rain fall and NJ II conse'
qucnce gardens and crops in genera
are looking line,----rhe quiet of on
city was considerably shocked on Wed
nesday morning last with the announ
cement that DR., h, =, GrNyson and viii,
had been murdered in their bed Fou
men are now lodged in Jail charge,
with the commission of this fearful
crime, One Of them IL is stated Ia
turned states evidence.
lack CbmtG---hoho' District cour
convenes Monday May "a heav
hail storm, with u little rain, visite,
this place Thursday afternoon. -.--Ol
Saturday afternoon last n little daughte
of Mr., j, f. Franklin, living on Nortl
creek, was bitten on the ankle by rat
tie snake and died in about two hour
from the effect Of the poison
party of gentlemen, under the leader
ship of the great land man of mort
Texas, Mr. Munson, passed throug
here on Saturday en- route to the Pa
Handle, where they intend prospectin
for land, and enjoying n buffalo hunt
Among them were Mr.. w. WincuI
ticket agent at the union depot, Peori,
Illinois, W, B. Main, of the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy railroad, Gale
burg, Illinois, and A j. Shaw. Ian
agent of the same city,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

I'HE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
Il DALLAS-in Commissioners Court, spe.
clai term, Tuesday, April .. lSTS- Whereas
on me go day of February, A. u. 1878, upon
application of the requisite mum Der of quail
ineH voters of Justices precinct number sir
IN DALLAS county, Texas an election was or
dered by this court to determine whether the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors should be pro-
nlDited within the limits of said preci net !;
anu whereas, in pursuance of said petition
anu the order of this court, an election was
neld IN said precinct on the 23d day of
March 1878, conforming in all respects to
the requirements OF the law il such cases
made ana providedI and whereas, at sail
election. majority of the vote cast in said
precinct was for prohibiting the sale OF in
toxicating liquors within the limits thereof.
IL Is therefore ordered by the Court that
the sale of Intoxicating liquors shall be- and
Is abso utely prohibited within the limits of
said Justices precinct.
A. true copy from the minutes.
Witness my official signature, and seal ~
said court. Done at my office In the city of
Dallas, this 4th day of April, A. ID, ISIS. -
A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
BY X. D. RAwLrNs, Deputy. apf6 dwiw
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The committee on expenditures in
the navy department report very un>
avorably to the administration of the
late secretary. They show that it will
be necessary for congress to make a
large appropriation for that department
to cover Indebtedness illegally incurred
by him amounting to s7,OSS, SOB rs.
and the suspended contracts made by
Roteson, add to this huge sum $4,000.
263,O9. The committee show that du-
ing Secretary Robenson's incum,
bency the book keeping of the de>
partment was wrstchedly loose and
inaccurate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

The Examiner has taken another scare
and now it is the pesky greenbacker,
who are driving across its hawse. The
danger is the Gs promise to swallow up
the democracy, grangers and the Era,N
iner oil, in the next county election in
McLennan. Tho Examiner speaks of
the farmers as disaiIected to the de.
mocracy, That's a Islander on them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

JAMES B. EADs is in st. Louis. He
says that the removal Of six thousand
five hundred cubic yards of earth from
the lower end of the jetties will pro-
duce twenty nine feet of water through
the entire works, and entitle him to
another payment of half million.
This work will soon be accomplished,
and it will make New Orleans as fine u
horbor and port as either Boston or
New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

TuE meeting of the presidents of the
various fair associations of the state ut
Houston, on tho first of May, viii be
nm important one. We shall look for
its action with much interest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

The Bolton JOaNat asks, ain the
name OF common sense and reason, il
Governor Hubbard to be held respon.
sible for the enforcement of criminal
law in every county in the stateY' Yes,
sir and if he can't enforce it, let it be
known.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

Lynchburg (Va) News Mr. Steph'
ems does not represent the south, in our
opinion, on many subjects, and certain-
ly he is not southern leader The
northern press need not fear II southern
president; we will give them one from
the west, that will make them wiring
their hands,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

IL the newly recognized. Mexican
president would do what his name says
in about five minutes, this Mexican
raiding and cattle theiving might be
stopped. D-az soon az he may the
irontiersmen will not regret il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

Great Limited Mail Route
FROM
81. Louis to tho East.
COMPOSED Of TUE
VAADALlA LINZ, PAN HANDLE
AAp
PENNSYLVANIA r. r,
The Only AoHts Running Pullman
Palace Cars from NJ. Louis 10 New
York Without Change,

The above represents the hhorlesl ma
Quickest Route nom 80, Louis 10 tbe wv
board, rpnninr through one Of the mos,
pOpulnuH ana Interesting portions of iha
country, win many large aud impoflanI1
cities upon ~ llne,,, II PASSES through Van
dana, hlhngl,slni, peIie lialle, lndlanapo,
Columbus, Newark hleubennylllo, Iits,
buTgh, Crfhsun, Altoona, HARRISBURG, Ian,
custer, Philadelphia, TrGnlon, NewaIf'N
j, ana Jersey Guy on llS route 10 New
York,
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be well pleased with their trip, and ex'
press the belief that II will result in
such improved facilities ~ has long been
desired by the business men OF tins
country,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

Communism IL still an active influence
among the people, The grand ccntcrS
are in New York, Pttsburg, Chicago
and 81, Louis, The baleiul organaa,
ton requires watching,
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For Sale,

HOUSE AND LOT, house five rooms besides
servants, large airy hall, pantry, bath
room, well of excellent water with force
pump y, shrubbery, fcuit trees, grapery,
black berries etc. Good barn; in snort,
one of the most desirable places on Ross
avenue. Price $500. Would take q
small place in part payment. Apply to
q, NJ. WHEAT 4 CO.,
GIL Main street.
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9ailg Aerala

TAE DAILY HHhALD pnnllhhhn nvpls
morning, except on Monday, Nv Wy 10
annum In advance, postage pIepnlu W
rs oenls par week delivered ~ lhp WY,
ADvEHrIsnIHG RATES. one square Ven llnea
nonnareIIl One time VI no, each Subsequent
insa,tinn' 1b GENTS special Talah for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers
TuH WEEKLY HHaALD N published every
Saturday mo rnl Agat " OO per,yaar' post
ags prepaid,
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For Sale.

.7lSxlC0 FEET on north side Commerce
street in East Dallas, two blocks from
40 Central railroad VIII besold ut about
half price, il sold within the next few
days. Z. NJ. WHEAT & Co,
GIL Main street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

SINCE Hubbard commenced TO do
something" things haven't gone 30
smoothly the train robbers There's
something IN executive activity, sure
nnnnnh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

Tur San Antonio HpoM says that
Major Boon positively declines to be n
candidate for re,election to the Office of
Encouragement
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30
For SAle.

ONE OF THE NEATEST most desirable
residences In the city of Dallas. House
has five rooms besides summer kitchen,
stable for horse and buggy, l75-barrel
cistern nice fruit trees, shrnbbery, etc,
one-third of an acre of ground Good
location. Price $3.50, ana cheap. APP
ply TO Q. NJ. WHEAT& CO.,
GIL Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

Waco politics are considerably mixed
Whose work Ia IN Tho Tlphoaes or
the Eraminers,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

TnH Sulphur Springs Observer heard
a prominent lawyer say he would never
knowingly defend a thief" The coun'
try ia safe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30
For Sale.

TWELVE LOTS in Erwin's addition, on the
original survey of the Dallas and Wich-
ita railroad, each 50x50 viii be sold Mt
decided bargain. Time given TO par
ties building on the lots at once. APP
ply to G. NJ, WHEAT,
Gil Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30

SHERMAN Ia rapidly developing conf
denoe In her narrow gauge railroad,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-30
For Shle.

5OXls0 FEET OF GROUND In Fields addi-
ton, and near Bishop CARROTS, very
desirable Location. PriceSS25, Apply to
q. NJ. WHEAT,
GIL Main straat.