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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In tho County Court Of Ohio county, West Vir.
Alfred caldwell Administrator, with the will
annexed, oi John Morgan, decd
LouiSt Morgan aud othcrS,
~ CHASCERY.
By virtue oi the authority vested In him 10y q
decree Of said Court, made In Std cause, on the
eth dry oi October, 1873, the undersigned special
commissioner WILL on
SATURDAY. THE GOTH DAY or NOVEMBER,
1874
Commencing NJ 10 o'clock, A. ", sell nj public
auction, nj the front door of the Court House Of
suid county. In the city Of Wheeling In the
state Of West Virsine, the rial estate Of which
said John Morgan, deceased, died seized and
possessed to-wii The portion of lot number
nine 90 In G. l.. Zano's addition In tho Seventh
ward oi said city, which Is bounded ~ follows:
commencing nj point In ihc south bomudty ol
Suid lot los feet and "a inches wcStwaTdly along
said south bOundry from the southeast corner Of
said lot aud running from said poin, uorthwarl
~ In line parallel with the direction of the cnSt
wall Of tho double tenement brick house Oh The
western part pi said lot, aud nine feet iruin sad
wall. u distance Of Il feet aud nine Inches Ia
point feet northwest of the range Of the north
wall Of said house: thence running wcstwardly
aud parallel with said north wallis dirrction irot
10 u point In range with said cast wall thCuco
running northwarlly with the direction OF Said
east wall ~ III feet 10 the north b0undry Of Sid
lot: thcucc with said north boundry To the
northwest corner uf Sd lot; thence with tho
west houndry of Sid lot Ia Its southwest corner
aud ihcucr with the south boundry thereof Ia the
place ui beginning
Tho property Is very desirable, aud fronts on
Ohio street half square wost OF South Front
street. at the corner NJ an alloy and has double
tenement brick dwelling house thereon. SAIL
special commissioner VIII first sell the cast hall
Of said double tenement with the land appcr,i.
ucnt thereto
TERMS 90 sALE One third oi the purchase
money. or ~ much more thereof ~ purchaser
may elect IL pay IN cash. the residue IN three
cuIial iu,tulluIruis payable respectively In six,
twelve aud eighteen months from the day ot
sale with interest from such day, the purchaser
10 give his bonds with good personal security for
the deferred payments, aud the title Ia hc rctan'
ell until payment oi the purchase money IN full.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
j. G.. HCryCy. Auctionccr. oclGI,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
FOR SALE.

TIoUsE AND SEVEN ACRES N TRIADEIs
III hpia- SIX or seven iAruis short distance
iruin pike: most III them wei Improved
Several good houses and hoo IN the neighbof.
hood of Elm Grove and Triadelphia- Call and
see something you can make money on. II you
take II IN tine JOHN NcDOSALp,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15

SiNcE she passed into the thirtics Nine.
A., n charming and tinCwoman, who
would not tell II liz Tor untold gold, has
devised IN ingenious plan to baltic
those who are SO indicate rs to ask her
her aye.
"You see" she says, frankly, Mime;
Il. and the Countess dc &. and all
grew up together, and to tell You my
aye would he To disclose To you theirs.
II makes no difference to me, but per-
haps they might think | had been in
discreet Suppose YOU ask them"
The inquirer does So, and the person
he intcrogatcs replies: Yes dear Nine.
4. and | went to the same convent aud
she was only two months and four days
older than l. She will hc twcnty-six in
October, but she looks older than that,
don't YOU think
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
FOR SALE.

T,IGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on
II Wheeling Island price from 500 10 tsp
each Only one IN 81 the purchase money ~
euirsi la cash. The nsldne may b. paid Annu
ally In Ave equal installments with Interest Ap-
ply % JOHN Y. GfIf;HRfsT,
ocanh AZ Top Mil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
Public Sale OF Island Lots.

Tho undersigned will, IN saturday, November
H. 1873 at ~ O'clock A. W., Offer at public sale al
the frnnt door ui the Count House, thirty-onc
l3l) full luis fronting on South Wabash AMI
Delaware streets, und fourteen IN Part lots
fronting on Water street, on Wheeling Island.
Companys property, and nCnr the Back River
bridge, and arr desirable for building purposes
Markers have been erected on the full lots
showing their ste aud locations, MaIs Of the
above lots can DC seen upon application 10
Joseph Lawson, Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
CompanyS Office, or either Of the undersigned
TERMS uF SALE-Ouc- third ui the purchase
money In cash, and the balance IN equal pay.
ments In one and two years with interest from
day ul sale, payable annually.
JOHN ]. JONES, Trustee.
a. J. CLARKE Attorney, II Twelfth street
OCilnOl igi2lG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
SIMPLE RELIGION.
A Few Fundamental Principles
Only Required They Are More
Effective Than Whole Systems

va thCONV6ys
For all the ordinary purposes Of lie
the simple rules OF arithmetic arc. u
hundred times morr importan, than the
calculus or the high forms OF mathenia-
ties, said Mr.. Bcechcr in his Friday
night talk Tic latter atc special their
use is occasional; hut the simple rules OF
arithmetic are general; their use Is IRE.
qucnt, aud for common life they are oil
great value.
In a certain measure the same Is true
OF religion. There are u few simple re-
ligious truths that have more power
than whole systcms III theology. ol
course the central truth IN religion Is The
existence oil God, OF the presence oi
God.
Now, there are two waysin which peo-
pie can look at tho matter OF the divine
character aud the divine presence. One
is large intellectual way; and il opens
n sphere OF thought and investigation
that can never he exhausted. For GER
tain PURPOSES il is very desirable that
men should enlarge, III every way, their
conception of God; but that Is special.
For ordinary purposes, the thought OF
the presence OF God ~ Father, rs
Governor, and Us II Leader is far more
desirable. In other words, that simpler
idea is 10 hc desired which aChild is per-
iccty capable OF comprchcnding which
has, or should have, no pcrplcxity about
il, and which does not undertake. to
solve all the questions nf our lie in this
world, or all the questions that pertain
To the whole reach OF our being, but
which consists simply OF the conscious
ness, day ny day, that our God is q God
who loves us, and that Ills love is not
founded upon our pcrtcctness or our
goodness, but that it springs out OF His
nature, and that He loves us in man
ner which can he best understood 10y
comparing His love To that oi Il mother
who has II nervous irritable, crying,
pugnacious child, that frcts her and
worries her all the time, but that she
envelopes with such IN atmosphere OF
herself that he lives in little kind ut
heaven, though he may 10 a little kind
Of devil There is hardly MI hour of the
day or of the night that his conduct IL
not provocatc OF i'll temper; and yet she
IL patient and gentle toward him, and
bears with his faults in various ways,
and nurses him out Of cyt and into good,
and wins him little 10y little with long
suffering kindness, till she has fahioncd
him into something like what she would
have him to be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15

AHEAD ALI THE TIM
The VVry lsrt gu''i' direct
frHn uIr importers ~ hHli
the usual CIst. Hcsl plan ever
Offend a. Club Ngrut, Hi;i
large buyer. All fSPr -
thar,aS PAN. NrE FDn,
ircr. TIN GREArANEHl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
TT hf
4 IL TNTh
NEW RICH Bll0Dl

FAES1Ns II nlTIlL IILLs Niakr NpN kIIi
Hood, and viii completely change thc blpoi Ia
who will take one Pill csh night frap w q
weeks may l,c rtstUt,l o. SIBEd hyalil, u s'cl
a thiug L. possible HCui by mall hrs letter
STAMPS l. : IUiINSiIN a 60 H,itg1s Ne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15

A CENTS WANTED FOR TIN BIsI AN
~ fastest selling Pictorial Bppks AMI Bil,l
Fricrs nsIury4i - per cont NATIONAL " VI
IIsHINN CO. nhlmhA ". mn,lA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
j. NJ. Laishlcy
VS. ficri FaciaN IN ASump>t,
Pryor Boyd { Co.
G, Jane Pryor
vs., FIcri faciar In AssumpsIt
Pryor Boyd 4 Co
u. Jane Boyd
vs.. Ficr F0cinS IN ASumriL
Pryor Boyd 4 Col
sarah T.. Boyd
vs. FicH FaciaS IN Assumpdt.
Pryor boyd 4 Co
Mary 4. Boyd
vs.. FicrI Fucias in ASsumpSt
Pryor Boyd Il Co
10y VIRTUE OF FIVE SEVERAL. EXECT.
ID liOnS In the above entitled causes Ia me III
rcCicd, and hy yirturr ~ an order of attachment
In the Cnsc III the South Bend Chilled rnw Com.
pnny against the said Pryor Boyd and Company.
have levied upon aud will sell at M, lThi
Main street, Ia the city uf Wheeling on
WEDNESDAY. THE 2Ou DAY OF NuNEM.
BIER, \. u. ISIS.
Commencing at 10 o'clock \ ", the follow ing
described personal property. lo.wit. 10 South
Bend Chilled Flaws. - Steel Tooth HAY RakcS.
q Onc-hnrSc Moving Machines : Hay TcddcrS. ~
Champion Mowers, u Combined Mowers and
RCapCrS, - Revolving Hay Rake. No.I Chum.
70 No . thuuS. ~ No. Churus, ! Brown
liunc, | Gray llurSc. | set single Harness. at
Double Harness | pair shafts, | Pole and one
buck Wagon.
Terms ui SalC.tAS!l
GRO Il TINGLE,
Sheriff ui ohio County.
T.. q. CRACRAFT aud
GEO. I. LlNCH,
CumpnnrutS Attorney. noe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15

Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train only
runs b0twccn Wheeling aud rriadclpha.
tDaily except Sunday-Newark AcCOmmoda-
ton,
tStcpbcnyile AxpmmodatiVu-Thi train
during thc dry passes backward and forward he
tween Martins Furry and Bcilairc, stopping
when required ut sherman House, .EtuWillc.
West Wheeling aud Gravel Hill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
BANKS.
Exchange Bank.

Exchange Bank.
,,pITNL S2OO,OOO
l,,uuuY 90 STOCKHOLDERS sih,V".
rh,, Y,uk succeeds to the business "' we
u'rI,ntS National Mruk, aud deals ~ com
sapua> commercial paper anu h'''S"' 'N'in"s'
INTEREST rNIp uN SPECIAL hErpSils'
Collections made IN all points anu pro'N'uS
'.,Nf 49,, ,,,,itrI Accounts ui bankers nnd
I,Jnrr, P men, solicited. STOCKHOLDERS liable to
Lr',.i,nr> ,rrnriing To- the constitution oil the
sitr hr umc ~ Ia National banks
DIRECTORS:
V,s,r SAINT LNVGIIIIN,
n,I,r,Iy CRAWFORD Bu1rii,
IIt>p, WALLACE, = NuRhutlMLH,
G liuIEMNN, u N'lNN"'
IN EtIIN"itAM.
IN VANCE rGt.NuLNr
lMIINVullLlN, NICE PRESIDENT
IuHN ! IuNE- tNSiIkG ""E'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
AGENTS. READ THIS.

We win Iay Agent, a SALARY ~ siD Icr month
aud cSIs.1iSc,. or allow lafgc commission i'
sell our ucw aud wonderful inventions ",
mean what Wc ~. Allnps without delay
SHERMAN 4 60, Marshall, Mhhgau
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q. w. KENNEDY,
SALE ADJOURNED.

II above property Is not sold nj private sale bc.
iurc SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, Il will
then positively DC sold from the front door Of the
Court llousc.
sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock \. NJ nolli
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
From tho Washington Post

From the Washington Post.
Who does not sympathise with Bay
ard Taylor's Quaker widow" when she
confessed with such q charming niaretc
that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15

nN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. THE l0ru
~ inst, ears On the Wheeling and Elm Grove
railroad will run aS follows:
sHrS viii leave the city (eurucr Of Market and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15

BCNi in the market FOR Horses, Cattle Hog
Druggists Bridge Corner, Wheeling, W Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15

In tho County Court of Ohio county, West Vir
giun:
Alfred Caldwell Administrator, with the will
annexed, oi John Morgan, decd,
vs..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-15
The Best Trussss In the World.

WithR full stock Of supporters, Braces, sy
riuses aud Surgical Instruments. iur sale by
" 7. ra LOGAN. LIST & co,
Druggists, Bridge Corner, Wheeling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-10
hSTRAYS.

Taken up by Pat u'DOunell and estray ed
before n. { Mcclure, j. T.. precinct No. /
| tive geldings, one stallion and two mares
| The mares grey, one two years oil, In,
other three yenrs old, the two year old mar,
branded ~. +. on left shoulder; the three
year old branded 7 IL on LEFT hip. No brand,
on the horse or geld ngs. All three of them
br wn. The stallion three years old on,
seiulng nine. the other eight years old. To.
'"i N"iuatioh' soo' cost
before +. 4. Myers, j. = one iron grey mare
about years old, II hands high, MOI
branded. One ear Old sorrel colt, MOI
branded One work OK, black and white
speokled, lOyears old, branded on left hip,
marked crop of left ear, and under slopc I'm
the right ear. Total valuation. SS5. Al.St
Taken up by h. j. Selvidge and estrayed
before N, D, Robertson, j. p, one sorrel " nd
mule, about IA n hands high, 5 or yea old:
ho "i"ho' Nhlueu NJ 800 aO.3t
Taken up.by W. j. Daniel and estrayed
before q. W. Nicely, j. p, o bright bay
white; no marks or brands. Valued at slj.
20.3t
Taken IN by N. G.. Crawford and estrayed
before u W NeGly, j r., one dark bay horse
mule. alout ~ hands high, years oil !.
right ankle larger than the other; 40 marks
Vi o'"hds' NatSi ats y SU.At
Taken up W William utt aad estfayed be.
BLACK horse mule, about fourteen aud one.
nnlf hands nigh five years old and branded
Sf, connected on the left shoulder one
brown horse mule, fourteen and one.hnlf
hands high, about six years Old and branded
SP, connected, on the left shou Der. Non,her
marks or brands pereeptlble. Valued at Tor
" dollars each total eighty dollais.-i5,,.
Taken up by !, Ii Grady and sstravso
before f. {. McLuTei justice OF the peace
Three mares, with their colts, one chesnnt
sorrel, branded on lett shoulder, not ais.
another an iron gray, brand
not distinguishable In LEFT shoulder, tna
ihird bay same brand as iron gray.
Total valuation forty i've dollars, 1881
Taken up by j. heity, and etrayed he
lore J. III Stewart, Justice of the peace. one
sorrei mare, branded on left shoulder h 10
or y years old, blind in right eye, IA hands
nigh, white In forehead.
Value at fifteen dollars ISgt
Taken up by q. II Williams, anu estraye al
before Robert George, Justice Of the peace
one brown horse, sawy back, fiea- bitten.
D. years old, 10 HANDS high, branded thus
| or I l. connected
Valued at twenty five dollars. ls.9t
taken up by =. A. Rush and estrayed be.
ore W. W. Peak, justice of the peace, one
lark brown mare, six years old, fourteen
md one-half high, branded on the lett shoul. |
let NOT distinguishable. Valued at thirty |
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-10
Tne nau ID lne nnuran nleps.

He always smokes q had Cigar, which
seems 10 grow worse as tho warm
weather sela IN aud there 10 good OPP
porlunily for the ill'smelling smoke
10 peryads the Inside of tho church,
aud tilillate the OlfaplOries Of that pOr'
ton VI the congregation modeHily 90
oupylng the back pews II 10 just aH
YOU are about entering that he IN Ger
tain 10 start an animated conversation
on some subject IN which you are not
Ia the eaHt Interested, aud viii not be
pat OF with short answers ileralher
on the contrary, nourlahes under GnrI
treatment II affords him Infinite
pleasure 10 recount hla family History
aud Inform you ~ hla private allaira
hob0dy has yet heen found who hai
taken any interest IN lhebe, bat that
10 matter Of little consequences
~ lhia genial and amlablo person'
The entire necessity NJ tho exist
enoa ~ the man Nj the church stepi
has never been fully demOnni rated,
except II In ~ swell tho crowd when
the benedleil0n bas been pronounced
There are good many apeoles NJ hun
but they differ only In appearance, The
aanelOnd voice, tho same ton Ing con
hdence, the same inlernlnable stflnl
NJ conversation, The fnlne bnh cigar
are Inherent ~ the breed, and ehnn0
bo mistaken, His mood na,
be J00ular or moron he " still nlway
recognizable IN ono NJ GLASS Wit
may be regarded Ia tho llght Of
tIped blue'botile Ny, with bal cigar
aud Nh endleaa How NJ 0Ony0rant Ion
lIe talks and laughs for the bene
NJ Of his lady acquaintance, but doe
no harm beyond disturbing the oongre
CATION. lilo IL incapable Of doing II III
IL thing Of words, not deeds. l.li,
Ia 10 him something for tho reposn
Of confidence In others, II thereby Ia
can attract attention, aud, m hla cOn
lldence In not often betrayed, he ilnd
himself happier than the majority q
men. Ills only drawback Ia that h
Ia bore 10 people, who would onte
the church aud hear tho sermon Tn
world though, II may bo contende'
IN his behalf IL mostly made up o
bores Of different varieties, ANA lac |
only one OF them. Nevertheless, Their
IL no reason why, with other bores
no should not be snt down upon. We
he may do some good In causing III,
burning Of bad cigars. This covers I
multitude OF sins, aud IL good for Ia,
cabbage Industry. To the thrifty ciga
stand keeper, no isa thing of use an,
benefit, But II would DO pleasant IA
sit down upon him, just little.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-10

I'HE STATE OF TENAS, COU NTN or
l DALI Las uSrlCER PRECINCT NO. 3.
The state OF Texas to the sheriff or any
constable OF Dallas county greeting. Where
as oath has this day been made before IN
10y william SaChse, that X. G.. Rhine ls "A
transient person, so that the ordinary pro.
cess Of law can not be served upon him you
are hereby commanded that YOU by max inc
publication OF this writ In some newspaper
printed In Dallas county FOR three success
sive weeks before the return day hereof
summon the said Il. q. Rhine To be and an.
pear before meat my office, In precinct No
:, IN the county o: Dallas, ON the 10th day OF
February A. ID. 1875, 10 answer the com.
plant of the said William Snohse for the
sum Of ninety-ihree dollars, due upon nc,
count for money loaned to said Il. &, ,Rhine
about the first of November A. II. ISL, 10
purchase crop, or which said crop was 10
stand ~ lien for said money.
Herein fail not ana Of this writ make due
return ny the law directs.
Given under my hand this the 22d LAY Of
January A u. 1878,
EFT. MYERS, Up.
Precinct N 3, Dallas county, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-10
Jail Prisoners.

There are many poor victims now In
the county Jail, living sad aud sor.
rowful life. Some have been there
but short time, while others have
been shut up within Its dark and
dreary walls for several years, await
ing their trial, that justice may be
melted out to them either In the form
Of liberty or punishment, and the pros.
poets are that some will remain many
more months before they will be tried.
Doubtless most Of them are anxious
for trial, that their fate may the sooner
he decided, and an end put to the
awful pangs of suspense and remorse
Yet those who feel that they are mar
derera, must dread the aunouucem on
OF the session of the criminal court,
for in their own hearts they must ex
pect that the law, for the protection of
must be sustained, and this
means death or lifelong imprisonment
for them. To those who are really in.
nocent of the charges for which they
are arraigned. 1t must be a pleasant
anticipation to look forward to the day
when they will be permitted to prove
heir innocence, and are again set at lib.
,r,y. At this session Of the court most |
n these prisoners will be tried and |
iealt with accordingly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-10
Theapssn's Tssairs,

Business At this popular place Of
amusement still rsmalna good, aud
tho spectacular drama 10 presented IN
a remarkably brilliant manner Ihe
coming week will be the last u tho
'Iee Wllph,n This brilliant show
pieces II very hnely mounted, aud the
scenic effects are far better than any
heretofore presented Ia lhls city The
'iloe Wilehn viii be presented every
evening NJ the coming week, oom'
mencilg NJ eight OGlOek, IN order
10 give those an opportunity
NJ witnessing II who oapnot come NJ u
later hour, Joe Hart, the artist, late
OF tho "1he Adelphi,N Chicago, ~
husily engaged upon lhe seemed Tor y
new spectacle, which 10 ~
M tho place ~ tho "lee Witch
upon ~ withdrawal after this
week. Harps work Ia Of a very
line order and his scenes are
truly artistic His "loe Son.
aud "Ioe Palace scenes now belng
used Ia the "lGe Wllohn are very good,
and tho nov gothic dlAsOlylng castle,
aud PlutO'a home scene, now painted
for the new spectacle Of "fluto," are
scenes NJ rare merit, Remember this
| 4. a.. Ia ..,...Ir AZ Al. IlIaa ANtIal "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-10
CITATION.

TUE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
nALlAA-JuHllcc Court, Prcoint No. l.
Tho state a, lexaa---rO the shorin or any
constable OF Dallas county, greeting
whereas oath hnH this day been made before
ne by q, Lexington TINT tho residence al
j. l., Lambert N unknown, ~ that the ordl.
nary process ri the law can not he served
upon him
You are hereby commanded that you, by
making publication Of this writ IN some
newspaper printed In nnllna county for
three successive seeks before tire return day
hereof, summon the said j l.. Lambert 10 DO
and appear me, NJ my once, No, l0I Main
street In the city Of Dallas, Dallas county,
ON tho IN day NJ Fobruary, 1879, NJ 10 O'Clock
@ M, Ia answer the complaint of the said
d. q, Lexington for the sum of one hundred
and nny dollars aud Interest due, upon n
note Tor $3.50, executed 10 said !. q. Holding.
ton by said j, l., Lambert, ON the 18Th No.
Yembcr, lMG, and payable on tho lst day OF
September, 1877, aud credited w.th payment
of 500.
Herein fail not and OF this writ make due
rntun AZ the law directs,
Given under my hand this the 7th day OF
January, 1878 n, q. McLULE,
dlt-w3t j, r. Precinct No. /, Dallas County.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-10
Dallas City Humber Yard,


-Four No. mules for sale al
Orr's. 81
Adams n Co. solicit consignmentt
and Ills orders. II
Adams n Go, I'll orders for grain
and produce,
Two car loads of huggles and plat
orm wag ons, ut Orr's. II.
you want to trade an old buggy
for a new one, Orr's Ia the place TT.
--Ifyou want to buy n family car
rlage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns. 1T.
Picture frames and mouldings,
new patterns of wall paper for 1873, at
Reed Il Lathrops. Ja29 I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-10


G. l.. Hommedien, Detroit, is at th,
. Windsor.
D.s Malvern, Iowa, is stopping Al
the Windsor.
u ID. Lane, st. Louis, is booked al
the Windsor.
J. p. Iimeburner, Philadelphia, Is at
the Windsor.
H. II. Young, 81, Louis, is quartered
at the Windsor.
*. h. Armour, Kansas City, ia stop
ping at the Windsor
j. b. Lawencott, New York, ia dom.
iciled at the Windsor.
Frank p. Kitchell New York, Ia reg
istered at the Windsor
George f. aurcbard, OF ST. Louis, is
stopping at the Windsor.
A. z. Law and wife, of Marshsll, are
registered at the Windsor.
DIR. Josephenthal, of Sherman. is in
the city, guest Of the Windsor.
Thomas H. Murray, of Mckinney,
paid The HERALD the compliment OF
visit yesterday.
We observe, with pleasure, In the
proceedings of the grand lodge Of IN.
dependent order Of Odd.Fellows, In
session at Austin, that Mr.. +. P. Lyle,
q well aud favorsbly known Dallas
citizen, has received the appointment
Of district deputy grand patriarch for
he Twelfth district.
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Religious.

the Rev. 4. ]. Mackay, of Fort
Worth, will preach in st. Matthews
cathedral today, at ll:30 u. m. and
$50 y. IN.
Rev. W. M. Boude will preach to-.
day, at 10 o'clock a. m. and at half.past
o'clock p. M, at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, on Jefferson
street. Mr.. Colt and his band, six
In namber, are earnest christian work.
ers. Come and hear them sing the
sweet songs of Zion. All are invited.