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The New York herald., 1878-03-14

March IL. 1S7j 80. 1870 49, 159 ,.+Ss 274
TALLow l.eceipts s3 nhds J8 terces. ft2 bbs 80
Z 7lSc T1ac.
Wnf,Kgy.Receipts, 3iS bbls. Ihe market nominal.
FREGursTh.re little Zone IL all o
aud ~ general quite easy. and IN instances
c,muoaation. especially the berth, oDtairablc a
some CONCESSIONS. Engsgenentsro Liverpool by sail,
1000 bbs flour "a Sd ana, stesn 5000 bushels grain,
6ad a6st. and 1000 bushels at I'd 5000 Doxe, ac'n.
InO tierces lard, per senm anu sail ut 2Js
3 900 tierces lard tbrough reight private torias.
- I'D aud steam, "a 900 bushels grain. 7lsd. 40 lbs
go bales hops Liverpool nd 100 bscs do Through
lie rces lard 500 boxes aud 5000 bushels
ported private Charters An American brig 5s3
tons GibraItar Malaga with case petroleum
gold. a Norwegian bark. from Phadclpha TO
Norwegian port; with 400 quarters grain At IS
German bark hence to Cape Town. with 1000 quarters
grain private terms Italian bark hehco to
Cork orders with 1900 quarters barley AZ IS 10ad
grain S. 3D. Norwegian bark. hence TO ire Baltic.
With 800 bbIs refined petroleum at 4s British bark.
hence Liverpool, with 2 800 bus residuum NJ fs'
Norwegian ship. from. Phadeiphia to European
port with $500 bbis refined petroleum private terms
tstn bark 7t7 tons prevou.y reportei with general
cnrgoj hence 10 enoa with ehned and genersi
iphn. With part petroleum and barrels
on private terms Norwegian bark hence 10 Liverpool
Bris'e WITH sS@ S''s shnsd ps,o'u~ T. d sS sS
20 mavre or Dunkirk with $50 6bs crude prciroeum
3s Id German bark rom Baltimore 20 Rotterdam,
Bremen at 3s or Antwcrp, 3s i1sd; Norwegian bark.
2O TONS hence TO Montcvidec with general cargo On pr
wick Ga thence 10 Ivor Plate. with pitch pine lumber
private an American ship $50 tons, henro 10 Au
b"rs' rom fhadeiphis 20 Cork Tor orders with 4pw
grain At 5s. I'D bark. with JOo quarters
grain Baltimore Cork for orders, 5s 7d one 5000
quarters. thence 20 Copenhagen. one 5000 auarte
,na Ia tiav IA
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urent prices of spot cotton Quotations based ol
American standard OF cAsshcaton cotton In store
running In quality not than half grade soove OF
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1919 low middlins. Tic; mIddlins 10 lie Sales of

1919 low mddns. Tic; middling. 10 lie. Sales Of
spot cotton;-
To-day Last Ersning. Total
= Apote. ..--.....s........... % ..o
consumption. ..................- 3os ~ 3A
Delivered on Contract 800 bales For fuures delivery the
snes were AS ollows;-Yesterday. after two r. M.-
March, 200 bales 0Sc 800 llu7c.: April. 200
iOsc., 100 at II 06c. May 7oo lIl6c., 1850 at
lcc June. 200 AZ IL 26e., 100 NJ IL 2Jc July 2OO al
ll3ic October 200 At IL o2c. November 100 a, 10 soc
ssss sas. a. sTpS bales o To-Day n5 10 'wo nMsraa G ~
Ole 200 IL Ole. APRIL 500 II obc. 300 l. o4c.
5uu a. llose 200 AZ li.U4c 600 ut li.O3c 200 at
ii0ae., l2oo At lLoic: May. 2oo At II i4c..
900 at II i3c. 100 a. ll.i2c.. 80 at Lille.
100 at nloc, 40 N lille 1900 at IL loc, 900
g H. il;ose June 200 =. = 2sc 400 ~ PIE 300 4
H. 29c 400 at 2sc. 400 .37c 200 At SIC. Au
gust 200 at II .33c lOo II sic rota 20 TO bales
Grand total oo) bales The receipts the
AS iolows:Galvest". 573 osies New Orleans, 55a3;
MOBILE, 4s7 Savannah i5I6 Charleston. 5i1 Whining
ton, Oi7 Norfolk li42: New York i.2sl Boston. 79i
week s74o oaies This day last year. 843a oaes Total
since september 36SS 35i bales last nsht. Cotton
reights closed follows 10 Havre bv stenm &c.
pressed: by sail. hc hc 10 Hamburg. by steam. 1c
compressed To Bremen By steam. &c. compress essed
Liverpool 4d by steam by sail, ad. compressed.
FLOUR AND GRAIN keceipts-Fonr. H. no bbIs. wheat
l9 800 bushels meal 324 sacks; corn 7o202 BUSH
els oats, 2975 do rye 57sS barley $500 bar
Icy malt $500 do Flour steady but quiet The ssies
intending State Western and southern. 10000 bbs
within the annexed range. Rye Hour steady. with
sales OF 2oO bnls Corn meal active sales
about 200 bbs and u prces also 900 bags city
sacked at II Rive quiet but steady. Barley
md hAr ntnl
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PnovfoRScn X. l.. March 49, 1873.
There business done printing cloths tods
and prices nominally unch anged
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Marcb 1875 4. NJ
The sales Of hr day Included 800 bales Amcri
can futures weak upands. low mdiing clause April aud
May ceivery I32l upiands low mtdd ny clause, June
and uy delivery 332d uplsnds. low Addug clause,
clause, sh ppod Aprii and May sail. cid.
LoSDoK, March l3-Evenine.
Calcutta linseed. 4ss a 4ss I'D. pcr quarter.
Ltnseed oil. f25 lbs. per ton
yonK fRopUcK kxCnAsGc RrPRoT.
LIvtRrooL. March 13. 1873.
Pork-Enstern duh at 6N.; Western duii SIS Bacou-
Cuuber duii a 2ss Cd dull
clear dull 2o- I'D short clear dull as. I'd Hams
long dul 33s. shoulders dull 10. I'D Becfin-
da dull At OIs extra do dull l3. prime dull
st s2s Lard prime Western stcady SIS I'D. Talow--
prime city auIi =, tos lutpcn,ne-spirts steady as 2j
kosiu dull at 5s 3d. hne dull at lOs Cheese
American choice duI ut 6ss Lard oil steady at 4Js
Fiour extra state dull - 2ss whest-No. spring aui
lOs I'd No. do. dull at los winter dull at fis ID
Corn-mxed soft dull 2ss for old do dull 2Gs.
Cotonsecd oii-yeiiow Am sr'can. In tie mar
Net
FINANCIAL.
ioSpoS March iJ--t 80 +. ".
United States bonds. i0.frs. coupon. lu0. 5's.
10jt4 fennsylvania Central ASA.
Paris sdvces quote Ave per i10l 7c Tor tho
PAms. March "a. 1878
ExehssGs On Lendon. 2ss ioke fer saers sisn~
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was easy to-day at a ~ per cent,
closing At per cent Tho following were Tho rates
exchange on New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day;--savannah, u premium; Charleston. easier,
y premium, y premium; ST. LOUIS. 30 premiuri
New Orleans, commercial u a3-l6 bank par; Boston,
l2,sc discount aud Chicago rs premium. Foreign ex-
ehange was strong and higher again to-day the lead
ing drawers having advanced thor rates to Ior
bankers long and 10 AS7h for demand sterling
Actual business close 10 the quoted rates
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold closed At 10l af.cr advancing from 1907 to
lOik. Carrying ralcs, 4. az aud per cent
GoLD CLEARiNGs AT the NATIONAL THE STATE
NEw YORK.
Gold balances. 81, l99325
currency 2,Z2i,OlI
Oou
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges. SOC, 1887
SefrenCy OaauCeb. o,"o4Ooo
700 exchanges. luoVs no
sovKkSmHxr BONDS
Government bonds were nrm and advanced - u pcr
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I2.3U T. M.
ioooo us52o c'a5, ,nb3 io!H 7ooo s5's. 81. lo4,s
5000 US5 2O,r 65. nbc lO4ts 10000 do be b3 iO4.
5000 5-2O. ST.. 1861 5000 AZ, 9i So lo2x
l:3n P. NJ.
$4,000 6s' c. 81. lO6Z s25O0O ~. c. 9l lO2sS
5000 500. c. 67 1854 25OO0 U fs. 1907 lOOk
10000 SIS. r. 81. iU4i4 5000 U As sm lOlZ
225uO0 SIS 81. 10iT 5000 S 4's 1907. lOi;
$1,000 "A c. '9l b3 lO2H 1000 6's, be ll9
$50 P. NJ.
$4,000 500, r. '67 LOT $500 S As sm c. IOIi<
10000 SIS. 81 b3 l04k lOU0 S4sc 1907 b3 lol
a.
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SECOND BOARD-I p. NJ.

lmperisl.... bid. % asked
Con Va. .23ls hid, "a ash Ell
EAchequer 3. 30 bid. - asked
Iiusill. &. 80 bid, ) asked
ken;uck. 3. 81 bid, = asa ed
Marlp'ss. ] 80 bid. $50 asked
Mar'p0ss pf. l.3O bid. s asked
Memphis. 20 bid. 10 Ass ed
Moose.s5s bid. ex d. ~ asked
y Belle. - bid. iOle asked
NY & Col. .2.25 bid. = asked
Ontario o., "a bid. 30 asked
.aymond&E II. --bid.5i, asked
Sc"ton. - ID Did. 2.3J asked
sierra Nevada - bid. q asked
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IVTI T. VI.
SGOOOO Us 6s 1881 1855 $1,000 US SIS. 1881. I0i
5000 Us 6s 81 .bc fpiss lOuD do. bc lo1H
2JDU Us J2D 10. I0f 10000 Us ts, 7. 1881. iUis
80 US $40 30 1n4 25lUO Us +1s c. 1sJis3 U.ss
$4,000 u $50, 81 1864 lUoJuO do Ul,s
do lpGfs 1000 do........ be IO2ss
l25tO0 do...... be lo6ss 2UDO Us ts. O. 1907. lul
loco Us $40. rb7 be 1uo,a 100 Us As 1901 loOls
5000 Us IS. IOf0 e.. lO4ss 1900 do... ..bc 100
Illj A. VI.
S,sOOO US s r. 1881 1864 5000 Us 5's 'S b3 IO4
2sOO u Ga 'Sl be 1865 10000 Us IA olbc lUzsa
$500 Us $40. 05 Uf l4,U Us IS. l9OTbc lUph
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-07
The Firemen,s ErnIir.

Yesterday evening at five o'clock
the firemen of engine company No. /
and hook and lader company No. |,
were out on drill. The engine raised
steam in u very short time, and their
nozzels were soon throwing streams
of water. The boys appear to under-
stand their business thoroughly and
are we'll drilled in firemans' tactics
The different companies that will be
present at the Waco Mai. fest to COM
pete for the prize had best look well to
their laurels. The firemen OF Fort
Worth on their way to the Mai-fest,
will arrive here on this mornings
train. Seventy firemen will also
arrive from Marshal during the morn
ing. In the evening the firemen of
this city will entertain them by Civ.
ing them banquet at the Windsor
hotel.
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Our coming naifeat,

At a meeting of the Turner's at their
hall, on Commerce street last uight, a
committee was appointed to wait on
the city council, which meets ia ses-
sion tonight, and invite the mem bers
to turn out with them in the Maifest
parade, commencing on the 18th in.
slant, and ending on the night of the
18th. 1t was resolved that the two
military companies of this place,
the StOnewall Greys and Lamar
Rifles, as well as the Tarrant
Rifles and Trinity Guards of Fort
Worth, be invited to attend, to
contest with each other In rifle
match. The HERALD trusts that the
two organizations from Fort Worth
may see tit to attend. The programme
is an extensive and interesting one,
and the occasion promises to be a
grand affair. No outside aid, common
to such occasions has been asked, but
the preparations are none the less at
tractive by 1t, and the Turner's
deserve credit for the liberal manner
in which they have acted IN the mat
ter. Every business man and citizen
should patronize 1t, at least with their
presence. No more suitable spot than
Longs lake, the one selected, could be
had, as it Is attractive, beautiful and
situated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-07
THE COURTS,
justices OOurts,

bNhNtNfH' NbbtN"i
Nothing Of special inserest was
transacted Ia these courts yesterday,
county Court,
State VI. James Tout aud william
Williams, charged with the theft OF u
wheelbarrow. Found guilty and pun
ishmeni fixed nj one hours I'M
prlsonment In the county jail, ana
fined fifteen dollars each. DEPENDENTS
motion for u new trial was over ruled
M to Tout and sustained ~ to Will
ANS.
district Court.
State w. William Wells, colored,
charged with stealing one hundred and
twenty dollars, from Ching Chang, u
Chinaman. Defendant was convicted
At the last term of this court, aud his
punishment fixed Mt ten years In the
penitentiary, but he took an appeal to
the supreme court where the case was
carried.
Yesterday, u mandate was received
from that court affirming the Judg-
ment. The defendant was brought
into court, when Judge Hunt sentenced
him, In accordance with the verdict OF
the jury, to confinement In the peni-
tertiary at hard labor for a period OF
ten years.
J. N. Ogden, contestant In the suit
for city assessor and collector against
j. g. Bogel, the incumbent, rlled pc.
titlon and asked that DldnCldnlus H.
sue against j. b. Hereford, city secre.
tary, to show cause why he would not
open the ballot boxes OF the election
and exhibit the tally lists. The writ
was made roturnable to-day, ut two
o'clock p. m, Stemmons, Good and
Barksdale appearing for Ogden, and
Thurman " Willard and Gibbs foI
Hereford.
Charles Peterson Va. ED. Sewers
land suit. Defendants motion for O
new trial overruled, to which he ex'
cepts, and notice OF appeal given.
y. M. Sandifer Va. ID. H. Bryan
The defendants motion for new trial
was overruled, to which he excerpts
and notice of an appeal given.
State vs.. Burrill Roberts, convicted
OF theft OF cattle. The defendants
motion for u new trial was granted.
Mary Muller and John Muller Va.
First National Bank of Dallas. The
defendants motion for u new tria
was overruled, to which they except
and notice Of an appeal given.
Up to Saturday last, this court hat
finally disposed OF two hundred ant
two civil cases, and ninety-thret
criminal cases.
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Personal.

]. j. Hick, of Fort Worth, ia at the
Windsor.
L. z. Bordwell, Of st. Paul, is at the
Windsor.
II. d. Kleine, of Shreveport, is al
the Windsor.
j. T.. Pratt, Of Boston, is guest ct
the Windsor.
ID. DnPonte, Of Galveston, Is a guest
at the Windsor.
3. wv. Wallace, of Terrell, is regis.
tered at the Windsor.
q. w. Wilson, OF st. Louis, is regis.
tered at the Windsor.
w. w. Goodale, of Washington, ID.
c., Is stopping at the Windsor.
Mr.. A. II. Yeager, of the Cleburpe
Chronicle, was In town yesterday, and
called to see us. We are glad to have.
good accounts Of the crops In Johnson
county; also, that the Chronicle is
prospecting.
DIR. g. w. Call, late proprietor of the
National hotel, returned to the city
last evening from a business trip 10
Denton. The doctor reports the crop
prospects of that county as being unus.
ually fine.
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Picnic by the n. II, CIub.

The b. BIS will give a moonlight
picnic at Longs lake, on the night OF
the fifteenth instant. The entertain.
ments heretofore given by this club
have been Of a most delightful charac-
ter, and source Of much pleasure to
the young society Of the city. The
committees are as follows:
Committee Of arraagements-Will
Lofland, ID. II. Morrow, II. b. Strange.
Committee Of invitation-D. II. Faw.
cett, Y. Tolliver, John ]. Gonnan.
Floor managers-George Merriweth.
er, ID. b. Mayes, I. J. Barry.
Trains will leave the Dallas and
Wichita depot at 1880 p. m.
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Charcoal at Dallas coal Yard,

TO save ice when it is as expen-
sive as 1t is this year, is one of the
main reasons for you to buy one of the
Centennial refrigerators, at China
Hall. The Centennial" has been
tested side by side with nearly all
other makes, and has proven to use
$40 less of ice, and keep victuals
placed therein twenty per cent. cooler
and fresher, than any OF those other
makes, the prices are nearly if not
quite as low as those Of any other re.
sponsible maker If.
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Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard.

--HaRgart has Strawberries. II
For the best Ice cream In the city,
20 to Morlm's, 5l4 Main NJ. al0.lm.
--Burlap sacks ut Haggarts.-tf
Two Cur loads OF buggies and plat
form wagons, at Orr's,-tf.
w. 9. Holland, attorney at Inv
office, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets. Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janl3.2m
Go to w. j. Shone's Dallas Book
Store for finest and cheapest croquet
sets, from 81. so to $500. I'm
Prairie chickens at Haggart's.
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LOCAL J0TTINGS.

--Musqultoes are becoming intolera'
BILE.
Two ladies were seen patronizing
bootblacks yesterday.
Flowers are blooming drought the
city, and bouquets are plentiful.
The beer gardens were well patron
lied Sunday, especially at night.
The transet of mercury was obs
served by our scientific reporter yes.
terday.
To-day the sale OF delinquent state
and county tax listed property CONS
mences.
"A number Of wagons, heavily load
ed with freight, left for the west yes.
terday.
High winds prevailed yesterday,
blowing the dust about, making IL ex-
tremely dlsagreeable.
Local option, which was voted on
In Denton Saturday, was defeated by a
majority Of eighty-hve
The city council meets tonight
when the water works and other ques
lions of importance will DO handled.
"A street sprinkler Ia wanted and
needed to lay the fearful dust. Where
Is Fox aud his water.wagon OF yore?
The two military companies will
participate In the coming Malfest at
this place which will add much to the
occasion.
The citizens OF East Dallas are
busy cleaning up and disinfectine
their premises In conformity with the
instructions of the health officer.
First class passage from Dallas to
Paris, France, during the exposition, is
one hundred and twenty dollars, cab.
in, one way; round trip, good for twelve
months, two hundred and ten dollars.
That part of the city about the old
broom factory, on Patterson avenue
and Magnolia streets needs draining
badly. The low marshy ground in
that vicinity Is calculated to produce
disease.
-Parker's band serenaded Chief
Conner at half past one O'Clock this
morning. Captain Conner then came
down to the city to extend courtesies
to the visiting tiremen en- route to
Waco.
-Hardie, one of Lieutenant Peak 3
rangers, was taken i'll with typhoid
fever, while on duty In Denton county
last week. He was brought to this city
Saturday evening, and since that time
has greatly improved.
The sermon delivered at the Com
merce street Christian church, Sun
day morning, by Elder Knowles Shaw,
OF Columbus, Mississippi, was a most
able and entertaining discourse. The
church is not yet finished, but seats
had been fixed for the seating OF the
large congregation that filled it to
over.flowing. Services were held at
night and again yesterday morning, at
10 O'clock. There will be services
every night and every morning at 10
o'clock this week.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-07

Whatever you may be in want of
in outfits for men, youths, boys and
children, fyou would save money and
get good and reliable goods at bottom
prices, go to the New York clothing
house. If
II you want to save hundred
dollars in the purchase OF buggy, 60
to Orr's.-tf.
-Ifyou want to buy family car
rage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.


In spite of tho hard times the sta
tionery business seems to be we'll pat
ronized. Al the well-known house OF
Reed & Lathrop, you will find new
goods continually arriving, and an air
of business that is refreshing these dull
times. 1t is the general rendezvous of
those in search of wall paper, blank
books, wrapping paper, paper bags or
any OF the thousand and one articles
that are found in tirst.class book
store. If.
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Notice.

Sealed proposals will be received al
office the Houston and Texas Central
railway, until the 18th instant, for the
privilege Of selling newspapers, fruits
etc., on all passenger trains for one
year from May 18th, 1878. Payments
will be required to be made in monthly
installments In advance, and the sale
of articles calculated to deceive limos
cent purchasers will not be permitted
Parties bidding must be prepared to
deposit the first installment ON the
18th instant, and the right to reject
any or all bids 10 reservable.
A H.sWANsoN. General superindent.
maT.3t
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.

Buy your buggies at Orr's--they
all do 1t. If
Tickets to st. Louis, New York
Louisville, Pittsburg, Baltimore, WASH
ington and Galveston, for sale at re-
duced rates, by Fred Manget, ticket
broker, LeGrand hotel.-tf
-Millet seed at Haggart's.
Choice western butter at Haggart's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-07

The following Is the N ortuary OF the
city for the week ending May 4th, A
p. m.:
April Goth, w. M. Blair; bilious
fever.
April Goth, infant of Mrs. Moutz,
aged fourteen hours.
April Goth, John Brazzalman; injury
to hip and bladder.
April 30th, infant of J. d. Sinclair.
May LIST, infant OF Mrs. Metron; pre-
mature birth.
May End, Matthew Bone; consump-
ton.
May 4th, Burrell Williams, colored !;
age seven years. Disease unknown.
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nay7-2t

Giles Liniment Iodide of Ammo.
MA cures neuralgia, face ache, rheuma>
tism, govt frosted feet, chilbains, sore
throat, erysipelas, bruises. and wounds
OF every nature in man or animal.
The remarkable cures this remedy has
effected classes it rs one of the most
important and valuable remedies ever
discovered for the relief and cure of
pain.
In July last l fell and hurt my back;
tried everything without relief until
used Giles Liniment Iodide OF Amo-
mia, which cured me.
THOMAS GILBERT,
Eastchester, N. Y.
For sale by Conner q walker, Druggists,
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
--Burlap sacks at Haggart's.

-Burlap sacks at Haggarts. tt
Orr ia selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than st. Louis prices.-tt.
-Ifyou want to trade an old buggy
for new one, Orr's is the place. TT.
Good judges say, by word and ac-
ton, that for low figures and good as.
sortment in shirts, hats, full suits,
the New York clothing house ranks
first. 40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-07
Dallas city amber Yard,
Hair Cutting by Machinery .

hhtF NUUihk w ""'"''Ss
Go TO Stookle ~ Folders for llrat'
class shave, and then have your hair
cut by machinery. ED, IL an expert
enced artist, and will fix you up In
style. -may2 II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-07
DDIIas city Jumbo ard.


Jones q Spatholt, merchant tailors,
70l Main street, over Singer sewing
machine Office, have just received and
keep constantly on hand well select
ed stock of cloths, cassimeres and doe
skins, and everything pertaining to a
first.class tailoring establishment. Ten
per cent. of for clergymen. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. m6-dlm
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Dallas city Lumber YARD.
Cabbage ut HaggarL's.

Cabbage at Haggarps. II
Finding this promising fruit
year, China Hall has made arrange
ments to supply all north Texas With
fruit and preserve jars, and will sell
them about twenty-five per cent.
lower than any previous year. VIII
keep stone jars as well ~ glass.-tf
-Stoneware and fowerNpots at the
China Hall, full assortment.-t
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DnIInn Ciiy Lumbar Yard.

Received cOnsignments OF Calves
ton new fresh potatoes and choice
cured buffalo meat, for sale low, at
Williams u toeLaer, Austin, between
Elm and Main streeta.-t,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-07

The broken down constitution,
caused by kidney, bladder and urinary
diseases, is promptly strengthened,
and these complaints cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. Dropsy, pain In the side,
back aud loins, diabetes, excuses, In.
temperance and gravel, are cured by
HUNTs REMEDY. All diseases of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs,
are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.--dw1w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-07

Yesterday was estray sale day, and
there was a good deal of stock on
hands which brought fair prices. Work
animals sold well, finding ready sales.
The attendance was good and the bid
ding spirited, the sale consuming the
greater part Of the day.
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.


The undersigned offers his services
to the citizens OF Dallas and Grlgsby
league, to make correct aid prompt
surveys OF lots, having four years ex-
perience M city engineer.
W. NJ. JOHNSON
apr dim civil Engineer.
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Laughing gas given By appointment
for the painless extraction OF teeth.
First.class work guaranteed.
ABLY A. ]. CoNNELL,
Dentist. B2l Elm strest
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During the month OF May we will
open with u wonderful display Of new
dry goods, and M all goods are con-
signed 10 IA from the leading manu-
iacturors and importers Of the north
ern cities, prices will be simply nomi-
nal ut the new store, 40 elm street,
sign Oftho Blue Front,-tf
ladies, don't buy your hats or
bonnets elsewhere before you See the
magnificent styles aud low prices At
\, lrralsons. may 2-tf
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has new potatoes.
DALLAS City Lumber Yard.


Almost anybody can have teeth now
that they are so cheap. Call and see
DIR. Thomas, at 70l Elm street, and
ask his price. I'm.