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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-19


VIToODsToCR and UIlum Plough,. Caluvs-
w tors. Harrous, Double and Single Shovel
Ploughs, for sale by
March ~. rs. JAS. LAW. HooFF co.
CTEEL uble and Single shovsIs and Cut Pillow
- Plates. and refin ed Iron OF All kinds. for sale
BY JAS. LAW. HOOFF CO.
Early Rose, Extra Early Vermont, Snow
T. Flake and other fine varieties of Potatoes
genuine, for sale by
WARDEN Seeds of all kinds, by paper, ounce
Mach ~. JAS. LAW HooFF Il co.
DoADMAN'S CeIsbrated Flower Seed, for sale
II by JAS. LAW. HOoFF 4 co.
PEAS Beans &C.. j '1t "a Law. HoorE co.
WHITE Wash Brushes, full line for sale by
w JAS. LAW. HOoFF q co.
IHlSHING Poles, Lines, Hooks, &c. for sale by
T. JAS. La w. HOoFF d CO.
TALSOMINE The best purifier of walls.
N and more easily applied than any other prep
araton. any color that may be needed. for sale by
March ls, rs. JAS. LAW. HoOFF CO.
LNULL line of Garden Tools, ShoVels. Forks nd
Il Spades, for sale by
March IL. 1878. JAS. LAW. HooFF & CO.
GLOVER SEED and Seed Oats. for ,.Ie by
" Feb. 5. JAS. Law. HoOFF CO.
GLOVER Seed Sleeves 10, sale by
" Feb. s. JAS LAW. RooFF 4 co.
F,ARLT Rose Seed Pot.t0s'; Esod :iTs: 70, sale
THARLY Rose Potatoes, for sale bT
IT, GEO. ". T kEARsLEf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-19
NOTICE.

TT1HE Annual Meeting of Stockholders of the
| Bank of Charestown will be held ut said
C A. PoRTERFIELD.
March 5. 1878 Cashier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-19

Pass HIM ON.-A correspondent from
Strasburg informs us that d. B. Landes,
on receiving a letter from this place threat>
ening to expose him, suddenly left Strasbure
and is now in HarIer's Ferry, under an as
sumed name, where he proposes to repair
Sewing Machines, Sc. The papers of JEFF
ferson county can do their people service
by exposing this man, who has deserted HE
wife and two children and engaged himself
to a number of ladies in this valley. He has
attained an unenviabe reputation by jumps
ing his board bills. He is now boarding
with lady in Harper's Ferry, which place,
VIC have no doubt, he will leave very sud-
denly as soon as his character is exposed
We have been informed that he is now pass
ing under the name of Jones.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-19

STOVES AT COST.
OK HEATING Stoves will be cold at Cost for
70 Cash,by JOS. II. yesterday.
February %, 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-19

Tho Virginia Legislature has adjourned
until the first Wednesday in December,
1879. The new funding bill, passed before
adjournment. provides that the bonds issued
under the funding act of March 80, 1871
and the act of March 7, 1879, shall be ex-
changed for registered bonds bearing interest
at the rate of three per cent. for eighteen
years and four per cent. for thirtgtwo years,
principal and interest to be exempt from tax
alton by the state, county or city, no exohnge
to be made until holders of not less than S15,>
600, 900 of tax-rcceivable bonds of the State
shall have expressed their readiness to make
said exchange. The bill also provides that
owners of the other interest. bearing bonds
which were not funded under the acts men.
toned, may fund two>thirds of the amount
thereof, together with two.tbirds of the &C.
crued interest thereon to July l, 1871, in
bonds as above described. Gov. Holiday has
approved the salary reduction bill, which is
very sweeping in its character, and effects q
saving of about $50, 600 year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
THE STATE OVER.

Williamson CoaaN-The Headlight
say Chickens, butter, eggs and coun>
try products generally are in demand.
Torn fed beef at eight cents per
pound. "A number ct immigrants
arrived last week. They had car
load of household goods, trunks boxes.
etc, and To prove their faith in the fruit
productiveness OF our soil brought with
them variety of trees Tho Nor,
wegian burglar arrested in Austin and
brought here to answer charges, mys.
teriou'ly made his escape from his
guard, although in chains
fdyeN6 Comy-Argus: The late
rains have made the roads nearly i'm
passablc---A difficulty occurred at
Hope in Lavaca county, on the jth in.
slant, between James Summerlin and
+. Leslie, over a game OF cards. Leslie
stabbed Summerlin and Summcrlin
shot Leslie. Both died from their
wounds the next dny.--Tho remains
OF "a man were found IN the brush on
Rocky Creek, between llalletsyille and
Sweet Home recently. A rope hang
ing from the limb of tree and other
signs, seem to leave no doubt of his
having been hung There were some
six or eight dollars found in his pockets.
lie was not identified.
Red River Comtyy-Times Tho cot.
ton market is getting more lively.
More in during the past few days de-
spite the wretched roads than has been
in since the holdays.-The mail train
from the east now arrives here at 1890
p. m, forty minutes earlier than form.
erly. Wood has been at a premium.
and was a legal tender during the past
ten dsys.-We learn from Mr. Robert
swami, Of fatal accident from a burn.
ing which occurred on his place ten
miles east from town, last week A
little girl Of Ben Vineyards aged four
years, was left with some smaller child.
rem in a room short time. Screams
rom the child soon attracted the par.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
oRDTN
10 open Martin street, MTphy street ant Fiel
street, rom Nam street 10 EimStrcct,

| TO open Martin street, lMrphy street ant Field
street, rom Nam street 10 EinStrcct
Be 1t ordained by the city Council of the
| city OF Dallas:
Section /, That Martin street, Murphy
| street and Field street, from Main street on
| the south to Eim street ON tn north be and
| the same are hereby established nA streets.
and thu proceedings necessary for the omen
| INK of the same ae hereby ordered.
See. =, The Mayor city Engineer and CITY
secretary are hcte,y ordered TO proceed AS
provided In section 1863 and succeeding sec
tons of chapter TX OF city charter, To per-
fprm their respective duties for the oppning
of said streets.
Sec. 3, The private property necessary 10
be condemned Tor use In opening suid streets
shall he paid tor by special a,seSsmet * AS
provided for In section ~ and another Sec
ton OF chapter TX Of charter Of city.
SeC. I. said streets ARE To be openpl gs
prayed tor In petitions Of citizens, Martin
street ami Murphy street To be of the width
o SOL feet, ana on a line with that portion
of said streets lying between Commerce and
Main streetS, ana continuance OF the same.
Sec. ., Field street shall begin at a point
ON the north side OF Main street IlgI. tprt
west OF the alley at Lponards southeast
corner; thence west 50 feet; thence north 40
feet to Elm street; thence east 80 feet Along
south side OF Elm street 10 said l.eonard (
n rtho st corner; thence south 100 feet to be
ginning
See. d The snid streets uIe tr be ppid for
by special assessments, End the general fund
of the city not 20 he used for the purpose.
Sec. !, The requirements OF city charter In
be strictly complied with In opening said
streets.
Sec. S. That this ordlnsuce 20 into effect
from and after Its pas axe.
Approved December -, 1877.
W. H. CABELL, Mayor.
J. II. HEREFORD, Sec'y. dec9 ,ii0t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

ScRInNER for February, the publishers
say, will contain more specimens of fine
engrayings than any number yet pubs
lished. Among these are to be from,
tispiece portrait of Lincoln, by Wyatt
Eaton the recently modelled bass,rcliel
for ST. Thomas church, by Augustus
st. Gaudens; q Moose-light," by Henry
Sandman, Kaemmerer's well known
picture; "a Wedding Under the Direc.
tory" all engraved by Cole two large
blocks by John La Farge--one being a
plaster in st. Thomas church-both
engraved by Henry Marsh, and mum.
Der of charming drawings by Mary Hall
lock Foote, engraved by Marsh, Cole
and others; besides some of the best
work Of IIeinemanu, King, Wolf, Tin
key, BIGGEST, Smithwick and other en-,
gravers. Many of these engrayings read.
ers will want to cut out and frame, and
the publishers may have given some
consideration to this fact in printing
the Lincoln portrait as a frontispiece.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

Tho par mt OF insomnia or wakefllneSs ls
in nine cases ou' of ton dySpeptio stom-
ach Good digestion gives SQUAD SlCCp, in
digestion lnterietes with IL. The brain aud
stomach sympathiZe, ono Of the prom .neu I
eympioms OF "a weak state OF the gastric or
CANS Is disturb Of the great nerve on
trepot, the brain, lnvigorate tire stomach,
and restore equilibrium 10 the great centre.
A most reliable medicine for the purp se Is
HOStetter's Stomach Bluors, which In far
preferable 10 mineral stdatlves aud power
ml narcotics which though they may for n
limo exert sopOritc influence npon the
brain, soon cease to act, and invariably In.
Iuro the tone OF the stomach. Tho bitters
on the contrary, restore activity To tho OPP
ecn lions of that all important organ, and
their henihcont ind lenco IL reflected In
sound sleep and tranquil state OF the ner-
vuus system. A wholesome impetus is like
wise given TO the action of the liver and
bowels by It's use. tiljan2lSwlt
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The Impor,ane. Of on. yo,e.

Is illustrated in the case of the first
senatorial district Of Connecticut. Sena.
tor Eaton votes in that district and Al
the election last fall he wrote a letter
saying he would not leave Washington
10 vote, as he had no doubt the demo.
Gratis would carry the district. When
the votes were counted there was a tie
Under the new Connecticut constitu,
ton, in case Of tie in the election Of a
state senator the house Of representa-,
tives elects, and that body has elected a
republican. Connecticut lOses demo.
cratic state senator because her demo,
cratic United States senator neglectes
10 20 home and vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

Washington correspondent OF tho
Cincinnati Enquirer: Mr. Becks speech
in favor of the reconciliation of silver
was powerful effort, and createdm mark.
ed effect ON account of the clear and
explicit way in which the case was pre-
sented. No unprciudiccd nearer could
doubt after hearing him. that it was
the bondholder who was making all the
row about reconciliation. Beck made
the clearest explanation that has yet
been made of the fraud that was pcrpe,
trated on the country when the demone-
tiaation act was passed in 1873. He
showed from the record that it was an
act of deliberate deception on congress,
the president and the people, If he
had no other reason for voting for re-.
monet1ation, the manner in which it
was demonetzed would be sufficient
reason, for the fraud and deception
should be corrected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
STATE OE TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grana
est scenery, finest agricultural dlStIiCt anu
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Aw passenger and freight trains are w
passed by none in the state. Pullman
iRlace Drawing Room ana sleeping I Sis
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, n. & 1; ~ NJ
az =. MI Hannibal at 10 q. N. and seoal,'
~ Us p. m, running through TO DSI Isynl
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin ana houI
ION without change Connection Is &lso lnh ~
al sherman with the Texas and PACING IaN'
way Tor the above named points. ~
- Inc connections of this Road with Ihe ~
"a. q L, at benson for TT. Louis, hahhiU III
Chlcago, Fort Scott, Kansas city ana o. 81.
points North and East; with the Texas q re-.
ciuc at sherman for ~. Louis, CAIRO, ho.nd
PMS, ana all points East aud southeast sl y, =
hi Houston with the a., IL. + :. ioI - -
antonio, the g., ii. & II. for GRlNe'lon, ~
leAas q New OTleans Railway for Bealu tl'-,,
orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory SIesiIc
shii Tor al points on the Gull ana AllaI'ii ~
e9asts,and the Liverpool 4 Texas Steail,s ,,ra.
Line 10 Liverpool, havre and 0lhri E .iam
ptan cities are perfect, while rs Iitt.Ur
from aust and heat on account OF me nA. .,,s,
OF the soil and the open prairie counti! ~,
Which II passes, with its cooling sea O.e,jjSsi
PHEASANT scenery Of broad rTaTies, Q, ,I,,
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton voiiil v
small grain, and fruits, render IL esptOla,,1
ueslrable and advantageous TO raVeisiS NJ
Shippers In preference to others. ,,tiv
~. Louis Express leaves Galveston va, Z
except Saturday, at 2:O p. M, h9us.Sy ~; q,
O.6O y. m, Hearne at rs p. M, Dallas ''' -
M ana DenisOn at ll:45 a. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
Tho Nes,.hIning Smokers.

IT'S said Of the little nocturnal pest the
ed-hug, that at "nest-hidiny" he excels
Beechcr; rs u sucker he superior to the CUP.
son at 'drnwtng." IL IL rather strange that
they refuse the blood OF n lady who has tue
Mysteries, OF who IL Frustrated with any
shronic female complaint. Now IL strikes
MS that all ladies, who are afflicted as above
| dictated, should at once reBort To the use of
hntwonderful temaie medine known as Eng
li,h Female Biiters,and eau be- cured OF the 50
female troubles, that they may furnish good
wholesome blood-foOd to the poor starving
bed-bugs. Full particulars can be had Of
Common IL Walker and DR.. Howell, Mt bal.
los. ulianSlSUqt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
Be it ordained by the City Council of the

BE it ordained by the City Council OF the
city Of Dallas:
Section |. That 1t shall be the duty of the
CITY Engineer, in connection with the
Health OniCer, ana they are hereby required
Immediately to establish outside of the city
limits, as they may deem best or least likely
10 annoy or interfere with any nelghbO--
hood, place of deposit, whore AL tilth, Cead
curcaSscs, nd ali manner of Iutrid or I'M
clean matter that might jeupUIuiZe the
health OF the public shat. nc carried, l=fl and
buried That the city Engineer and Health
Otucer sha make WIltten report to the
Mayor OF the place or places so selected 10y
Them. That upon the approval OF said re.
port, II satisfactory arrangements can be
made with The party or parti, owning tne
lands upon which said burial places are to
be established, the Man or shall forthwith
order the CITY Marshal ana City Engineer
o dig, or cause to be- dug, al the points esig.
mated therefor, sutiiCleptp or pits tor the
reception ana burial of al dead animals
and carcassts ui every kind, ali manner OF
tith ana corruption
SEC. :. That upon the establishment of
uCh place or places of deposit, the citizens
snail be duly notified there Il by the Mnyor
ana uIter publication o. said notice, the cit
iHCns or residents of tn" city shall be l,uutr-
ed TO move, without delut, ali curGns es and
all mahGer OF auth AM cor upton, decaylny
or putrid matter or any hing that WO ala
JtopuldlZe pubuc health hat may be or ac-
cumu ale upon his, htr or their premises; or
which &C. she or they may own, and IT, carry
a1u deposit he same Il tn place hereby eS-
L bllshed, or TO b3 e -tabhshed
Sec. Z. Every owner or Keeper Of any an
imai which shah die within tbelimitS of the
ely, shall rwit h remove, or cause TO b. re-
moved, the dad carcass treuf out OF he
city ur TO the place designated by the Health
Olilcer Tor Such purpose, and there depos {
TIE same, or cause ii to be done at his or her
own expense ; and for ia IRE or refusal to
comply wi h III provisions OfthiS section,
such owner OF K eper hall be fined not less
IMAM one nor more than twenty-five collars.
sec > mat this ordinance go into effect
from and aft its publication,
Affirmed November 70, 1877.
Atiest W. l., CABELL.
d. De ~ EHEFohB, Mayor.
oecretay. dec29-l0t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
@aiIg @eraIa

TnE DAlM hHkALDiH plbllhhel nN'lA
murnlng, except on Monday NJ VIZ ln
annum IN advance, postage plNphN w
~ Onnla per week. delivered IN lhn 'lN'
AnyEHrIaElRG HATm Quo square Uen llhps
nnnpRfolll ono time ul 49, hlrh tuuNlNsWl
inHATtlOn, 10 cents kperlhl iAlhh lnI N''N'F
m0nihly and yearly 'adynlllseih'
TuE WEEKLY HERALD ~ published eyri}
saturday inO mi Agat " t0 poIyeAf' post
ago prepaid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

COLONEL WILLIAM A, FoRT president
of the First National bank, of Waco, has
bought the new and elegant hall built
by the Odd Fellows of that city, but for
which they have been unable to pay
Colonel Fort, with characteristic liber,
atty and public spirit has, made the or,
der free gift Of the third story, This
is all tho moro praiscworthy rs the coll
onel is not member of the order. Well
doue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
AstonisbInw Auccess.

II is the duty ofoyery person who has used
B1schee' German syrup To let its wonder.
lul qualities be known TO their friends I'm
curing consumption, severe coughs, Group,
ASTHMA, pneumonia, and In tact ali throat
and lung diseases, No person can use A
without immediate relief three doses will
relieve any case, and we consider IL the duty
al druggists to commend II 10 the poor
dying consumptive, at least To try one bottle
aS 1000 bottles were sold last year, and \ o
one case where II failed was reported. such
medicine as the German syrup cannot be
100 widely known. Ask your druggist
about IL, sample bottles to Try, sold at ten
cents. Regular size, seventy five ceuts. For
sale by sill druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

On Monday morning we had the in.
expressible delight to receive three
numbers of the Houston dye at once,
But as we have daily mail connection
with that city, we are Mt loss to uns
derstand why they should all come
together. 1t is good paper, but too
much of a good thing at Cnce is rather
np.nolling
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15
GRANGER HOUSE,
No' VV0 I 907 Main Street. Dallas fa,a

ba,i,, . .1 IL new and well ventilated
1890 III ntfn exposure, and IL centrsiis
so. II y In charge Of iis old ,.rnrri.,,ii?s
g,,.-ssssyg VINO never failed 10 pl,as.. M
u.s,s. Parties seeking q house vim al ~ =
~ .,,,a ~, oi as,hoine, cannot do better ibs1
nving IN Deiiss, via the Ce,t-.i' slefs az.
81. .e SCI. thls bouse by taking the ~
~. bose cars, one block sonfh f,S,,., ~ ~.
r. X ., ~, pei p 9 day house IN he 81.
pnssds,I 70 ssioh thestreet cars al IN : sFit,.
Z. SAWYER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

THE St Louis Evening Post made its
appearance on the l0,h. With the OK.
ccption of II iilllo more than the reguN
lation amount of bombast, its resump.
ton and ant~silvcr procliyities, it is u
good paper, and perfect gem typo,
graphically, We exchange with pleas
aurn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

The Dallas HERALD has II smile of
pity for this paragrapheT but, as we
don't keepa Dallas saloon, tins HERALD
man can keep on smiling at our ex.
pense.-G alveStoa NecS.
If he don't keep Dallas saloon it is
fairly presumable that he does have a
good deal to do with those of Galveston.
Perhaps his wit, like his libations. is
only known and understood by tho in.
suar innocents of the gulf jewel--a
prophet that has consideration neither
ut home or abroad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

%PrNDLrToN put the Ohio financial bali
in motion in 1868, and in 1878 he finds
that it has knocked down an Ohio re,
publican majority of 10000, and opened
the door Of the senate to him after
retiremont Of abouL twelve Ycnrs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

gsTnE North Term warmly seconds our
nomination of Governor Throckmor,
ton for the next term. We thank
the Tfrda for its kindly expression
OF regard TO 1uE HERALD, generally
and in this respect especially,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

In the contest for the city printing OF
Waco, tho other day, the bids Of the
two papers the Examiner and 7HphoDc
were exactly equal, The contract was
awarded to the hitter by vote of five
IA Ihrnn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

wlTnsrANpING all the wonderful
drawbacks of the season. the unexam.
Piled bad weather and consequent short
receipts, the progress Of Dallas has been
sure and steady, and even the cro0kers
themselves give it up and regard the
situation now ms full Of promise.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

WACO is sghing for m opportunity to
inspect the charms of Mrs. Oates IA an
aclrcss, There's no REFRESHING these
ambitious Texan villages, We trust
Mrs Oates will respond,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

Rrv. GfoRGE W. BAWrs, mn able
young Baptist minister, has assumed
control of the religious department OF
tho Rockdalo Messenger There's trou>
hlo nbreodinph
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

Tue Clarksyllr Times, one Of tho old
cat and most respectable papers in
Texas, IL In favor of Throckmorlon. for
governor, against the field "
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DALLAS. TENAs.


Tnr LampAsAs h.giitl would not be
very greatly disobllgedi Throckmorion
were made governor next term,
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Houston and TEXAS Central RalTil
Bay Four Tickets ana SHIP Your Frsissi
b.

The following Offices aud Agents ~ nv
psen establishing by this COMPANY, 49,
information ma be had cOnceiriAE "a
orally:
r. 4. NJ ANCHEsT En-, Eastern Fassens"
agent, III BroaIs y,s.Y.
ten. j. Is. 10 ERT-uE, Pass. In ilitiiico
tloh Agent, g v. Third street, -. l1i.s, iSi
a. ALLEE, Northwestern las. Akth' ~
Clark street, ChiCa o. IL
NICK HULAEs, Southeastern AgeniiH''
blrnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
>. X CUfFIN, Southern Passenger Agenf
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information mss also lie had at the ages
e = OF the N. X. 4 T.. Railway. in New To- =
Cdieago. Cincinnati. Hannibal and si.B'''
J. Waldo
.esnl Pass : Frsigbi AT. Houston, ist'
y, GBRAED.
esn1 sups., Houston, FsrasisnSdirs
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AN ORDINANCE.

Concerning CWc0SSCS Of Dcac mi
mats, Gcnerai Provisions Regarding
Rem0U@ Of etc.,
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AMI offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Tine
with more Comforts, Better AccOmmOuN'
lions and Greater Security than airy 0lla.
Line. Passing through the richest ana nlOs'
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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CONNECTIONS

~ IE;AARkANA, with an Trains o..
~! g iron IoGntRln and 80. Rallwooth
M points north East ana Suuthegstt 10
., AZ 10 NGElEW JUNCTION. a"G ,,r,
EhVLA, %ltha trains Oh tho ulsrUo,t % 'oa,;
ton ana san Antonio. ''''''A' valves
~ nALLAs, win trains o the uo,.,..
ana Texas Central h. r., Ia '',r a illusion
MS"Ala, Bremond, Waco, G. Iyn,t ''IbleAhal
unomp tead, Brenh IN and or All nolnni,Ss an'
NJ dulg9ad southern Texas, fo'n" II
, a H,HhRMAN,, with i. 4 TIC RaIlwov
'o, "Ii IT, ,9i 'SGn th Inc OF that rorG. way
n, "a - ~ NohiH II, with stages al
. tShREEEFutI, win r dRi,,,.,..
era fJr New O,lcaus, "'''oI steam
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

C,W,,e E WI ma buyers for Lands. Far,,,s o,,d
Pam PIpeIig. We will hnd renters inT
,sls' Dwellings and stores, Furpish d d3r
az perfect titles pay tax s. etc. NepoiI
neys ami partitions Of land in a.. ~. SUR
u" Fo, ,,,il am locate Ian ceftificat 3
.ycba,is,lu n ~ city properly ia the North 70
1H9n asge for Texas property. vi 10
capitsii.g; ~ extensive acquaintance with
uon Is turned IN this tirect,o, I0,e at'en-
n ing, 20 seil property will do veil ~ nj "a
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-15

Az ANrED--rO EXchauEe-ll25 acres Of
w good land, 900 IN cultivation, 200 head
OF beevc~, horses or mules, and one Thousand
dollars IN cash for II stock OF guuls. Lands
in Fast Texas prairie ana timber. Apply to
WORD y kEARBI, Atty's at Law,
dCCllf q er Exchange Bank.