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&szS TO LET, comfortable Dwelling
EbsH House, and lot Of ground IL the borough
HSH.l OF Parlyyille. Rent mode ate. Apply
10 l.; kLEPPINGEH, Agent, L,,hightOn. Pa.
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PATENliS

obtained for Inventors in the United States,
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torneys who are at a distance from Wash
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interested in new inventions and patents aro
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address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
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Address: LOUIS BAGGER & CO., Solici-
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
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KANSAS (!

All about its Soil, Climate Resources, Products
Laws, and its People are gwen in the
KANSAS Palmer, a lO,page
Weekly, in its 18th year.
Post paid. mo-, SOC.
Address. J. X. HUDSON, Topeka, KAnsss.
Has quickly taken a high place among agri.
cultural iOurnals.-N. Y. Tribune. ..,,We have
considered it among The best of our exchanges
and worthy representative of the West.-PTao'
tlcal Farmer, Philad'a. our Kansas frienda
should feel much PRIDE In the high character
and sterling worth OF their state agricultural
paper National Live stock journal We
eheerfully credit IL with being Que Of the hest
edited OF our Western agriculERrRl eIchnnRnS.
-ApTtI OF the Timea, n. Y dpCIb.STd
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&.sA FOR SALE or TO LET,-A Double
HhsH Frame Dwelling House, situate about
ukzxs one half mile east OF MeisspOrt on the
oad leading TO Marin Furnace. suitable for two
connection with the building, and for sale with
II, Terms moderate. Apply to
l.. +, RLEPPINGER,
Jan H. LelightOn, Pa.
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tits an Incompatible Remedy for Bruises
Ulcers, Outs, aud every irritable or unhealthy
condition Of the skin. and IL a most serYceable
remedial agent and source OF speedy relief in
cases OF GOut and Rheumptlsln.
1t most desirable DlSlNFECTANT OF
CLOTHING OR BED LIN EN-. worn and used
by persons suffering from obnoxious or cOntag.
ious diseases and Is Capital Remedy and Pre-.
tentative of them, when used as an Injection.
Persons employing IL have no need 10 take sui
phur Baths, or to resort to sulphur Springs for
As an adjunct Of the TOILET, 1t is far more
desirable than any Cosmetic, SINCE 1t does not,
like articles of that nature conceal Complexion.
al Blemishes, but removes them.
TAN, ,FRECKLES, ,PIMPLES. BLOTCHES,
and the like, speedily yield To its clarifying in.
tuence and 1t is the very best Soap TO shave
with, because II leaves the skin smooth and free
from the irritation produced on "A sensitive cutl-
Gle, by the application of the razor. 1t also
completely eradicates DANDRUFF.
Housewives declare Il to be excellent for
washing WOOLEN, LINEN, LACE, and other
fabrics, and ladies moving in the besr circles OF
metropolitan and rural society speak of It ln
the highest terms.
Union upon its Proprietor, many OF which have
been published in the form OF the neat pamph
Iet ProcuraDle OF DRUGGISTS ana Fancy Goods
Dealers, the originals being open to public in
spectiOn at his MEDICINAL WAREHoURE No.
SIXTH AVENUE, Nkw YORK. The article Is
moreover indOrsed by the Medical fraternity.
Like most other F0mOusRemedIes GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP has been inflated. Soaps
without the smallest fraction OF remedial Ell.
eacy have been and are tOlEted upon the unsus-
peounR and unObservant, us genuine Sulphur
soaps, possessing properties Identical with or
% ednai 70 the Great SneGlne. when their vendors
seek 10 rival by underhand competition. The
public should therefore be careful to inquire
for GLENN'S sulphur Soap by It's full name,
ana see that they get the real article.
All respectable Druggists, Fancy Goods Deal
ers and GTOcers keep GLENN'S SULPHUR
sOAP I, and viii ON demand fOrlt supply the
GENUINE THING TO their customers.
PRIZES, 25 cents per Cake. 1 Box, g cakes)
sent by mail prepaid, for 70 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-10

Adams ~ Co. Ill orders for grain
aud produce. II
Adams " Co. solicit conslgnments
and fills orders. II
Adams ~ Co. fill orders for grain
and produce.
Five hundred bushels seed rye u.
Adams ~ CO.-tf.
Two car loads OF buggies and plat
orm wag ons, at Orr's.-tf.
-lfyOu want to trade an old buggy
for new cue, Orr's Is the place. If.
Fresh celery and tub Saddle Rocl,
oysters received daily ut DelmOnico. u
--lfyou want to buy n family car.
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns
The most beautiful and latest de
signs of chamber aud parlor suits at
Jansen Brothers', on Elm street, 40l.
10 I'm.
Something entirely new, rich and
beautifully ornamented. The Ladies
HapoTtc Patent Booker, you only can
find at Jansen Brothers, on Elm
street, 4Oi.--l0 I'm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-10

The HERALD likes to see enterprise,
and especially that Of II public nature.
1t has repeatedly urged the necessity Of
good crossing, which gan be- made at q
very small outlay. Across Fin street,
near the Medical Institute, Messrs
Park Bros. yesterday had built good
plank crossing for the moderate sum
OF eight dollars. This is Il matter that
belongs to the city, yet In many In
stances not an imperative necessity,
but nevertheless great convenience,
and where private individuals are 81
enterprising their actions are to b.,
commended. Messrs. Blake, Jenkins
4 Boales, of Elm street, intend con.
strueting a like crossing from their
place OF business TO the opposite side
Of the street to-day.
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In men, youths aud boys clothing AZ
the New York Clothing lIouoc We
have inaugarated u great, popular
holiday sale Of reliable clothing, and
our house IL known to be beyond conn.
petition IN the WY Of hoys' cIo,hur
assortment and prices taken into con.
sideration. We offer 100 boys good
suits ut 50; $50 fine Llue and grey Mel
tons at " 30; 200 tricots, very nice at
- so; overcoats for youths, boys and
children at from ~ 80 to 50. From
the large sales effected during the past
week, we feel assured that our efforts
are appreciated 10y all, hence We will
still go on in the good work OF giving
the people the worth OF their money.
Come and convince yourselves that we
do M We advertise, and carry out what
we say to the people, hence the popu.
larity OF tho New York Clothing
House. deClStf
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II b. Collier, Waco, is registered at
the LtGrand.
+. w. Fox, Calcasieu, Louisiana, IL
stopping at the LeGrand.
w. II. Masters, Of the Texas and
New Orleans railway, is at the lie.
Grand.
j Lazarus, OF the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway, Ia registered at the
LeGrand.
ii. 5. MAR, general agent Of the
Houston and Texas Central railway, Is
n guest Of the LeGrsnd.
j. Waldo, general passenger agent
OF the Houston and Texas Central rail
way, Is at the LeGrand.
q. a. Quinlan, division superin.
tendent OF the Houston and Texas
Central rail way, ia stopping at the Lea
Grand.
&. II. Pepper, one OF the proprleiors
OF the Windsor, Dallas, and Of the
Capitol, Marshall, arrived In the city
with his family last night.
John +. Jones, Shreveport; 4. n.
Coles, 81. Louis; V. Wainwright. Win.
terset, Iowa. II. Aronson, Chicago; ].
NJ. Dixon, Ennis, Texas; r. A. Blake,
TERRELL NJ. X Geer, Marshall; NJ. A.
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The CnniIi,Inles.


The candidates were out In full force
yesterday. Probably they thought the
mud and unpleasant weather, stagnat.
lug trade, was the time to strike.
while all were more or less idle,
they could have full hearing. They
struck, aud with vim too. button.
holiug everybody they knew, M well
rs those they didn't know. They were
the most pleasant Sc. Of men the re-.
porter saw In his rounds. agreeable
with every one, Laughing when other.
laughed, and smiling when others
smiled" We thought that life IL but
what we make It, and u II was made
up OF such genial, social humanity.
what n pleasant world Il would be.
Go, thou who art illhumorel and
gruG IN thy ways, and learn a lesson
from the afIable aud self-sacrlflelng
candidate.
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DnIIa. Cl.y Ln,nher.Ynra.
Meg,n DINeTsIon.

The Trinity Dramatic company Of
Dallas, will give one Of their select
entertainments ut the opera house on
Wednesday aud Thursday evenings,
January 9th aud lOlh, Tho entirely
new aud beautiful dramas entitled
A" Meg'u DiyerHionn aud " Ebeneher
VENTURE ARE very liuo, aud the east
" m uneNcoplionable one, Miss Mary
-, Hlnlg ANA Mr. &. a, Mabio uro In
the title role, and we feel Justified IN
saying that all will have "a delightful
evening who will potrouile home tall
emit Remember the date and don't
fail to 60, Reserved SEATS 1T to.uo,
~ lGryny'5 drug store. jauo w.,
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CITATION,

HHE STATE or TEXAS. COUNTY np
Il DALLAS-JusticeC Court, Ptecint No II
Inc Stale Of Texas---To the sherin or a.
constable OF Dallas county, grsettn,
whereas oath has this day been made betnSse
me py ~. Hetiingt n that the Residence nj
.. 4. Lambert Is unknown, so that the ordi.
nary prucess of the law can not be servs'I
upon him: W se'Neu
lSn are hereby commanded that Won he
haklng publication OF this witt II, sn,,,a
newspaper printed In DALLAS countv 80
,hIee successive eeks before toe Return A., I,
htIeoi' summon the said l.. Lambert 10 ~,
anu appear me. at my ONCE, No. 40 MAJ,
street, Ia the city ~ Dallas. Dallas eof,,,,..
on ihe 4ih day Of February, ISIS, st 10 o'@ia:ls
= n,' 70 answer the complaint OF Inc 80
j.. y Lexington for the sum OF one b,,t,,I..J
and MY dollais and interest due nr1,' u
note Tor tEJ, executed TO said ]. a. HIM.
Ton hy said j. l.. Lambert, on Inc is,b "
seinper, lse' and payable on the ii iav ~
of 500 WIN payment
Herein fail not. aud Of this writ msks, ..
reIun as the law directs. uus
Given under my hand this, the IN sav y,
lansdlt-u5t Up. Precinct No. i, Dsllss a.
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Kangaroo ConrI Ia session Ia tho
County JniI,

From time immemOrial, In all lands
aud climcs, aud among all classes OF
humanity, there have been some sem.
blance of courts where justice il sup
posed to be dispensed, yet It has been
only in these modern times that the
kangaroo court has made IL appear
ance With the prisoners at the Jail,
many OF whom acknowledge neither
the laws OF God or man, this Is the
only and supreme law. They have
code OF their own, which il enforced
TO the letter. Like true American citi.
Gems, they acknowledge every ihhHbit
ant OF their respective cells IA free and
equal citizens, living in world OF
their own. They have their regular
election of Judges, prosecuting attol-
ney, clerk and sheriff.
The reporter happened to be present
last evening at one of their trials
which WAS conducted with due dignity
and deCorum. On one side of the cell
sat the jury while the judge, who
looked more like II pirate than IA dis
pcnser of the law, was euscOnced upon
n goods box, looking NJ wise ia an owl
The sheriff, who IL generally elected
according to his muscle and size, stood
ready to carry out the orders Of the
court The prosecuting attorney was
busy talking to his witnesses IA was
his brother opponent who was TO con.
duct the defense. The case Of the BAL,
las County Jail against William Muir.
ply, charged with selhshly refusing TO
llvde II picklod pigs foot with
brother prisoner, was called.
The prisoner was brought before the
bar, and after much challenging on
both sides n jury WAS empanuelled,
consisting o! the most prominent citi-
zons OF the Dallas county Jail The
witnesses were then heard, who were
equally contradicling In their testimo.
ny. The prosecuting attorney opened
the case, charging the prisoner at the
bar with the great crime in their code of
laws that OF refusing to share with
his fellow uufortunates. He was fol.
lowed by the attorney for the defense,
who stated in behalf of the accused,
that he had offered his fellow prisoner
One-half; yea, two-thirds OF the hog
foot, for which kindness, he had re-
ceived from that individual n violent
and dangerous lick in the right eye.
Here, the eye WAS submitted to
an examination 10y the jury, which
to say the truth did look rather dilapi.
dated. The prosecuting attorney ar.
gued that the kick was received from
another party after the refusal of the
defendant and offered to produce add !
tional witnesses TO prove that fact, in
to the court that the accused
had wealth and that there was no |
cause whatever for hls trausgressi,'g
the law. The attorney for the defense
objected, hut the court winked at the
law and the fee prospective and over
ruled the objections. The prisoner
was found guilty aud his punishment
liked ut twenty lSshe4 aud fined
three dollars. The money was duly
collected and passed over to the treas.
urer aud as the reporter left the TWEEN.
~ five lashes were being layed on with
a vim by the high sheriff Of the Dallas
county Jail.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING - JANUARY 10.
LOCAL JOTTiNGS.

This IN what tho ladies term hor-
rlblo weather.
The oauseway beyond tho bridge
over the Trinity IN said to be In need
Of repairs.
1t ls Interesting TO listen TO two
drummers tell each other Jokes, When
one finishes the other brOys hIs ap'
proval.
There was force out yesterday
cleaning tho crossings, which VIVA
doubtless most heartily commended
by the citizens.
The average wife IL worried keep
Ing "that husband Of mine from com
ing In the house with n bushcl Of mud
ON his boots,
Yesterday evening Olliier Ed
wards arrested negro named John
Medln, charged with stealing pair
OF boots from the Texas and Pacific
depot,
On the Ervay street railway, yester
day, the swingle tree broke when the
mules, becoming frightened, ran oil,
leaving the car and its passengers to
their fate.
flood sidewalks should be built
throughout the populous portions Of
the city. When plank IL too cxpen'
sive sand can he used, which makes y
very passable walk.
The average citizen yesterday did
not trouble himself to walk to the next
crossing, but making the best of mat.
tiers plunged boldly into the street and
waddled his way to the other shore.
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Yesterday morning Captain Dean
arrested, on Elm stree, one
Charlie Irwin, who escaped from
the POOR farm some three weeks
since. Twin, who was sen
fenced ms vagrant, was rs much
surprised to see the officer IA that in.
dividual was to see him navigating
the streets drunk, After his arrest
and on his way to the Jail he attemp ed
to escape by darting into u house, but
was recaptured and ia now in Jail. Ir.
win says he has had very good time
OF 1t during his stay ut the poor farm
and since his escape, and thought ht
would come into the city and have a
little fun, but alas, he was gobbed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-10

Go to Ben Loeb's cigar and tobac.
co depot, at Common 4 Ervay's drug
store, for the best five and ten cent
cigar In town. d.30-lm.
Go to Orr's for a flrst.class two.horse
omnibus or baggage wagon, for rent
or sale.-tf.
IL you want to save a hundred
dollars IN the purchase OF "A buggy, 20
To Orr,a-ik
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1t is not In the power Of humanity
to regulate the elements, and the ex~
cessive mud that prev, lila prevented
many from attending the play OF
"Meg's Dlversion,n at the operahouse
last night There was u rather small,
but we are happy to state, u select audi
ence. The play was we'll rendered, and
elicted applause throughout.
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Dallas CIGy Lumber Yard.


"A great bargain in apples at Adj
ans ~ Co.'s. If
900 bushels Of seed rye low at
Adams n Co. If
Baltimore oysters, so cents can,
at Demonico. tt
Choice onions S3 per barrel at
Adams ~ Co.'S. If
Go to Ben Loeb's cigar aud tobac.
co depot, at Conner Il Ervay's drug
store, for the best five AMI ten cent
cigar in town. ID 30.lm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-10

Yesterday noon negro named John
Oliver, on Elm street, fall of mcnn
whisky, was making great deal more
noise than was necessary or allowed
by law. He was cock of the walk for
the time being, carrying matters his
own way. Officer Clements, who was
on the opposite side OF the street,
plunged into the mud and swan
across to the belligerent party and took
him to the calaboose, where after Il
good deal of dilly.d nIlying he man.
aged TO Aive tho necessary bond.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-10

A Foung married ConpIe on ihe Wing
II was about Que O'Clock last night,
while the reporter was standing on the
corner of Elm aud Austin streets, III
company with u policeman, when q
glislenlng coach rolled rapidly by, ana
was soon lost 10 sight The gaa lights
gave each other an inqulrlng WINK,
which the officer seemed NJ once TO
catch aud interpret, that there was
something wrong, and that II was In
the carriage that had just puHHed, The
officer hurriodly followed the vehicle,
closely followed by the reporter, who
was inquIsItlye 10 know what was the
cause Of the policeman being 10 sudN
denly Interested, The carriage turned
oil on Sycamore street, going to Main,
which II turned up, going TO n house
on Commerce street Here the driver
aoemed all Mt once 10 discover
that they were being watched, ana
hastily picking up the rains he drove
rapidly down tho street and out Of
sight toward tho Trinity, which 1t
was afterwards discovered he had
crossed Upon lnterrogating the po-
lIceman he learned that tho city au'
thorltles had received orders to arrest
aud hold young man and woman
from Wise county whose namCa ARE
Charlie MoGOwcn aud Lutte Kendall,
who had ran away apparently to get
married. From what we learned these
are the same parties that were mar
rled at hotel In thB Giiy Tuesday
night. The officer stated that they had
received communication from the
father Of the young lady to arrest and
hold them, ana that he had followed
them IA best he could with the above
success, He recognized the pnir, M
they drove past the gasllght, from the
description he had received Of them.
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are made everyday in the week at the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only twentycents per pound, and the
only fresh yeast cakes in the city.
janlm
--'rha most elegant Christmas present
In this city, II handsome chamber or
parlor suit, with the LadieS' HupOy5te
RockeG you can only find at the first
class furniture house of Jansen Broth
ers, on Elm street, 4O4 -l9.lm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-10

Happy tidings for nervous suffers
ers, and those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked, Pulvermacher's
Electric Belts etiectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and journal, with Information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address
Pulvermaeher Galyanic Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NEWTON Kansas July .,


From the owner Of the celebrated
trOtting horse Henry All you claim
for your Linimout lodido Of Amonia,
DR. GILES, Ia correct used IL with
great success on my horse Henry. II
IL the best article ever came across
One trial will convince any horseman
OF ita value. THOMAS WALLACE
on Flanagan y Wallace, Brewers, N. Y.
For sale by Conner ~ Walker, drug
gists, Dallas, Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-10

Passengers tor brooklyn, New York,
via the Panhandle and Peunsylvanla
line, are now transferred by steamboat
direct to Fulton street wharf, Brook.
lyn, Immediately on arrival at Jersey
City, thus avoiding the two ferries and
the dissgreeable transfer across New
York city. This will be found very
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
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Loyy, Deulson Mrs, Prescott, Bryan
Visitor Rarolhy, New York. w. A.
Bryan, Rockwell q, NJ Hite, Texas
aud Pacific rallroadi NJ, q, Owen, H.
Louis II =, Raohman, Philadelphia,
are among the arrivals At the Windsor
hnInl,
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AGr0atInV6ntiOI1

And one Of much cement to the people NJ
large, UWuyb ATTRACTS attention. IL mas
Urtn llle history ul hll llhdcs nhu bihheht'
OF labor mat the primitive method oi nc
complaining the desired ehd huS been quite
luhOllous, aud very Hlow IN ils fuNull' at
luHNi lht history OF Wen ~ lklut seems 70
confirm TIE assertion tlrSl ulsgllg WIN
the pick ana SPADE, lhen homtboly Thought
Ot boring by mana, nut AZ uml lht hugtlA
used were crude all'llh ana ,rhpublr oi Dor
lngi nut small hult Supplying u very lllllc
pure water The opening up 81 lhc great
wtNl made TIE demand Tor WtlN 20 Hltul
that within the last two years Well,boling
tools have been invented ana me business
has been IN measure leNolNuunldeu, ana
has become source OF money making
tqunlled by no olnrr nlnuch Whcro inc m
NvAlmtnl 1850 lllIIe, h,H gre 'p"h,Ij now 10
where they can Etl tho utsG nWchlho' itr'
Gc'lDU has ~ last been reached, aud we uilcr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-10

All orders for passengers and bag
gage, left Mt Ben Loebs' cigar store, at
Conner N Walkers drug store, will re.
oeive prompt attention. Also have
floats Tor moving freight, furniture,
household goods, etc, on short notice.
NOES I'm W. Z, SlLER, Proprietor. !
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Never 700 IniotoMond,

Decentralization with mAnyl N tue
heHolling Hin, business aud health
alike suffer, Everything h postponed
until "to.m0HOw,n The backing
cough aud torpid liver are UNDECIDED
aud unaided until consumption, Jaun'
dice, or Abscess NJ tho liver, becomes
established. with the old method Of
medication these maladlea we're Incur
able, hut by the uae Of Dr. Fierce's
Golden Medical Discovery M entire
cure ls lspeedily effected, UndTr this
positive tonic aud searching Alternative,
AT IN never too late 10 mend" Thou
sands In this, aud other countries, who
have been given up 10 die by eminent
physicians, have taken II IN u laHt res
sort, and been heeled.
NEWTON, Kansas, July o, ls70
DR., piorooj
DEAR SIR--l have suffered with liver
complaint and WIS unable 10 work for
four years. Three different physicians
said that absCesseB had formed, aud
that could live but few weeks
Through u iriend's advice, | purchased
bottle Of your Discovery, N helped
mo. continued II for six months, NJ
the end Of which time was complete
ly cured, and have remained no ever
since, Gratefully yours,
DAVID THOMAS,
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nm N'Mrn.

The cars did n fine business yester
day. Az each passage the cars were
filed with passengers. Footing 1t 10y
those living any distance fro n the
business portion Of the city was not
thought of, and the harvest for the
cars Was great
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-10

| have charged the last article to any
man, woman or child in Texas, tut if
you have any money and want per.
feet time>keeper at about half price,
call on f. AUSTIN
Janb I'm No. sol Main street,