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POwDLR Ann snOT.

foNpEll-kug % bt,lFF, rihu Nl5, Reg
vi Joe, =, uil =, $3.50, kog ora, ihs, ~,
6sOl blasting, ll.l
ahoI-piup, s.ji92,h, buck, sgaiB96O,
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FIsH AND MEATS

CANNED peylled ham, .! ?5gl 10, sal
mon llb u 1859 90, l.nnstrn, t2 uOs! 10,
Cove, oysters, bl9bi Corn beef " 2h,
Ahnl Is box, us Ol9lV %, Id boz f,
sli 7hWlh M,
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light,l 4A@liHc; Heavy l51a9
l6c.
TWINE-Bailing ljGlS; Cotton, 2OS2lc.
IRON iIEs-Arrow, y 10 per bundle, with
discount ON large lots.
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LIVE STOCK MARK Ell.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

CHICKENS--In demand, per doz. IS 90
EGG In deman ,ier doz ........... 20G2 c
BUTTER Pure homemade, scarce, 30aiOc
SWEET gDIATOES-Per bushel... 30lIi0c
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NEW YORK, January l9.'-Loans decreased
mil.loA; specie iucreasel l3s million; le-
ga tenders Increased "a million;deposits in.
million.
NEW FORK, January n .-Sterllng duh at
81 OIL 2, Money easy at lJ5 per cent. Cola
at % 0l1a@i Ol2s. Govern lnent bonds steady.
state bonds steady.
NEW ORLsAEs, January 2l,--Gold 81 OF
al O2li. sight a premium. Sterling bank
an.
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Commercial.

Receipts, net, 10 Isl Dales gross 1917 bales.
Exporls to Great Britain lS,Ilj bales; coast
wise 1858 bales continent l,1J9 bales. Stock
Xly 62g bales.
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C0TtUm mnrket.

GALVESTON January Election, receipts
3 $3.50 bales. Exports To Great BRIAN BSO6
bales FIR nee bUle,; continent III
bales; coaStwise 3,l72 bales. sales 100 bales.
Stug6 SlGS bales.
= Il. L..u-. IL
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NEW YORK, January ELECTION dull and
as hnade lower hnt sLendv

Futu, as abe lower but steady.
January II 20Ill pc; February IL 239ll 25c;
Marsh II 3S9ll 4Oc; April IL 6l9il SIC; May
Ii 6l0Ill sc.
NighJ-Cott0ndull and easy. Up ands NC;
Orleans ll9Ec. SAILS 1916 bales
Consolidated net receipts $3.50 bales. EX-
ports to Great Britain I3I3S Bales France
100 bales; continent II ,Go7 bales; channel
bales.
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ViV NI'"Tn'S,


Wr ur authorized and requested On an
ll.rl HAhNEli Glhh' ~ a caniidao
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This linimont very naturally originated In Ameri'
c., where Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising Autidutes for the mnladic9 OF her emit
dren. Its fame has been spreading Tor - years
until now 10 encirrles tho habtabe globe.
Tho Mexican Muftang Lnim'nt j. q matchless
remedyIor all external ailments OF mhn and beast
To shck owners aud farmers y Ia invaluable.
single bottle often tnves human life " 70
stores the usefulness Of AZ excellent horse, o.
COW, OF sheep.
IL cures foot-rot. boofail hollow horn, grub
screw. worm, shouldcrtut. mango, the bites and
stngs OF poisonous reptiles and Insects and every
such drawback TO stock breeding and bush life.
II cures every external trouble Of horses tuch
as lameness, scratches, swinny, sprnlns, FOUNDER
wind sail ring bone, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Eminent "a tue quickest
cure IN the world for accidents occurring ~ tho
family, In the Absence oi physician such as
burns scalds spraiuR, cuts, etc. and for ihenma
Hsm and stiffness eugrndered by exposure TAT
ucularly valuable TO Miners.
Ii Is the cheapest remedy ~ The "ord' for ~
penetrates the muscle g. tue bone. and aingo
Implication IA generally sufficient TO cure.
Mexican Mustang lIniment Is put up In three
shes Of bottles the Larger ones being proportion
uely much the cheapest
ptiB-d -eo1NWtyr.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONN hCrlONt5.
AZ TENARkANA, with all trains ON
Louis a Iron Mountain and 40, Railway 10
all points North, East ana Southeast.
Az LoNuvlkW JUNCTION ana MIN.
NICOLA, with all trainA on tho International
II. II. lor Tyler, Palestine, Houston, ualvos.
ton ana Nan Antonio.
AZ DALlAh, with trains a. the Houston
aud Texas Central II. II. foi OlsioanR,
M"Iia, fremont, Waco, Calvert, bryan,
Hemp toad, Brunhsm and ior ali points ln
Middle and southern Texas.
A. MHEkMAN, with IA, n T,C. Railway,
for nll uolnis ON thv line OF that road.
A. FORT WORTH, with stages ul
pOints III Western Texas,
hlbhREVEPohl, with Rcd River steam
ora for New Orleans,
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH

Noon ReDOrI- Financial.
NEW YORK, January 2h-SloCks opened
dun hut have since become tirmsi. Money
long ~ Sl}3 short a So 49i 81. state bonds
without important change quiet. Govern
ment bonds steady.
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NEW ORLEATs. January 2l-Flour quiet
supertine a. 80; Xxx - 60; NM e. WgB co.
higher grades 81 Ol96 u. orn quiet uun
weak AT 5l953c. oats quiet ana wea6; choice
3SdiJc Coffee Is dull and nominal; cargOts
ordinary 10 prime i6glSl4c gOlj. sugar IL
quiet and steady; common to good common
litGj1Sc; fair to fully fair 5j49611c; pr me
TO choice 6J4@3sc yellow clarified $3.50.
Molas,e, quiet mo, l5y1Oc; fair 2l(g !Ic; prime
to choice ssg35c. Rice quiet; ordinary to
choice louisiana 596Hc.
NEW YORK, January 2l.- Flour in buyers
favor, very mUderato export demand and
home trade; supefnne eS ern and state
81 3 "a ~, closing dull; south re- -four quiet
common TO far extra ssj iOey5 -; gOOl 10
choice extra IS . as %. Wheat dull and
heavy, lao lower, scarcely any export de-
mand. Onty very limited city milling irqui-
ry. Corn baic lower, very light export
home raie demand limited; damaged vest
ern mixed iDaiSc; soui hern bogtOc. Oats dull
heavy and lON er. Coffee, Rio, oul, l5glSl4c
gold fur csrgoes; l5@lsIgc gold for Job los
TT I,JuIs, January 2l.--Flour. il dull, aud
unchanged, little dOingi extra fall 81 JOgi ~;
Xxx falsj 0 a. %; ami - j0g5 %. heat
oprn. a better and closed .Ow; No. 3Ttd TALL
eli lkJsal l5t.; No. red fal 81 tSit. NO 2
sprin- 81 OliS. Corn, NO mixed 4Ic; new
8}l.dJlc. v tsd nj; No. ?, 2i3sc. Rye Inactive
al SIC Barley dull; choice MinutsOia and
Wisconsin 7j@Sc WILLY steadt at OJ.
PORK, good dem hd at 81 Gil ] (, latter de-
llyered. Lad dull, nominal At s. ~. Bulk
meats d al, car ots, loose, q 61TaS IS, s. s.
as 65,S Eg5 Is fr shoulders, clear riDs and
cie sides.
Haas-O. eued strong but closed weak,
tending down; packing s. Slg4 10 for very
CuOire.
q ttle-Feeliug slI Chilly q mer on light
supp ioi shipping gfadtS prime TO choice
native shipping steeTs 81 79i 70; iair TO good
do. -O9i -.
sheep2GoOd demayd for extra heavy
muttOus.
Hides nnd wool.
GALvEsTor, J0nuafy 2l.-Hides are quet
and DuehaDgsd. Try selected 1916; light
sslteI iIi.c: aek saited IKE. kips l5ti vet
salied a. they run Sc: SCI ected 81 19c; buteh-
ersi green nc. Two cents N for grubs.
WOul-ln fair demand; medium % rine tai
ctip. free Of burk 21dZ4c; coarse lf9lse; coarse
! III ssfsrn and Mexican llai3c.
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FORMS THE
Great Through houtt!

And Offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AccOmmoda-
Line. Passing through the richest aud most
beautiful portions Of the Great Empire
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ryr .rf au hurl1sd aud requested % an
u..ir. CArfJ j, cox asa ca idldate for
iHrunl ulliy 100 Hiay' Election Ann
IH.h,
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FOR SALE.

The fine steam mill, known as the Valley
mills, located on the Bosque river, % miles
west OF Waco In line wheat gIOvi ing
country, which is rapidly settling up. The
oulldlhg Us OF limestone, hpout eOh'V zee
contains one set OF corn and two OF wheat
rocks. The machinery OF forty horse power
IL In good orner. This desirable property can
be purchased on the most advantageous
terms, both as 10 price anu time. For furth.
er paI ticulars either address or call ON me at
Waco, Texas.
declld2m WIN. A. FORT.
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ODORLESS

ptis-d -eo16wiyr.
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Recognition Of DiaE.

Louisville Courier,J ournal: In view
of the renewal of the raids of Mexicans
and their Indian allies into Texas on
the heels of the announcement that
Diaz has been recognized by our gov.
ernment, the following extract from the
forthcoming report of the house com>
mittee on foreign affairs on the Mexican
question is interesting:
Passing to the several wrongs which
our people have suffered in the order
in which we have presented them, the
conclusions to which we are led are
irresistible. First, we can not consent
that the rights of American citizens, so
far as they are affected by our relations
with Mexico, and least of all the
protection which this government owes
to its own people, shall be dependent
alone upon treaty stipulations, except
such stipulations as will admit and
facilitate such protection as our
government itself can give. The short
time of comparative peace now enjoyed
on the border is due to the presence
of our troops and to the order to cross
in pursuit if necessary. The number
of troops should not be reduced, and
this order, which alone has given
efficiency to our defense, should
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28

The English labor troubles are ats
tracing much attention in London, and
are the source of considerable unessi.
ness. An enforced idleness of probably
several months duration is threatened
in all the cotton districts, and much
distress is inevitable unless a compro>
mise can be effected. Both masters and
operatives are firm and UNFOLDING, and
but little hope is felt of an early termi-
nation of the strike. The stagnation in
the cotton trade will, it is feared, extend
to other important branches of trade,
and cause still further depression in
business circles. Over one hundred
thousand operatives are now on strike.
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ALTHOUGH the Examiner is engaged in
an exceedingly illogical and demogogi-
cal attempt to put farmer, who is
no farmer at all, into the governors
chair, and is very much laughed at
for it; yet it is making a gallant fight
over it, and its cuts and thrusts are
simply supurb. While Downs in person
is tickling the farmers in their peaceful
lairs, an intelligent and sprightly
fellow is poking straws into their ribs
from the sanctum of their organ. They
are being we'll tickled, if that will do
any good.
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remain in force until such treaty
stipulation shall have been made ~
will lead TO tho same result A
mode should be settled upon
under which the actual losses
of our citizens shall DO asoeTtalned,
aud by which Mexico shall indemnity
them for tho losses for which the goy-
eminent Ia responsible, The free zone,
which we have shown 10 be one OF tho
greatest sources OF evils on our border,
should be- abolished, An arrangement
should also be made, by an amendment
of tho present eXiraditiOn treaty or
otherwise, by means Of which the puns
ishment OF orimlnals can be secured
whether the criminals be residents Of
one side or tho border OF the other, hut
no reciprocal rules can be admitted
which would require the surrender Of
American citizens Tor trial by Mexican
courts, Such treaty slipulatlons should
further be insisted upon M will exempt
American citizens ~ Mexico from forced
loans and illegal exactions, aud at the
same time secure adequate compensa'
| ton for the exaGtlOns they have hlther
10 suffered, When these provisions fol
tho protection Of the rights OF our citl'
1ens shall have been secured We may
hope 10 enter into period of amlcabl,
relations which, being based upon mu'
tual Justice and fair dealing, will hole
out prospect Of permanenoy, We arr
a strong power dealing with u weake
one This imposes on w the duty 4
be careful never 10 make any demandl
that ar0 not right and just, When ",
do make such demands, dictated by
right and justice, II becomes equal,
our duty TO insist upon them will
llrmness,"
This IL undoubtedly theproper oours'
10 pursue, Recognition Of Da1 because
he has made two payments OF the I'M
domnity Of $i,0OO,OOO il the weakes
kind Of action especially IN II IL unac
companlod by any Of the stipulation
referred TO by the house committee
Just now, especially since the raids hav
been renewed, IL il necessary to rigid,
enforce the order IN TO tho pursuit o
the marauders on Mexican soil Tha
mode of procedure ia not strictly il
accord with the principles Of interna
tional obligations, but Mexico has no
yet arrived NJ that condition OF stabillt,
when she may be respected AS u powe
able TO punish her criminals and 10 pre-
serve order generally,
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How ibs Chicago MuaicipnI Machine
IN Hun.

According to n Chicago paper, Chi,
cago aldermen have got matchmaking
down to u science. The regular rates
are given ~ follows; Having II man
put on the police, $50; having man
put on the fire department, $50; hav.
Ing u man employed by board OF pub.
lilo works, $50; voting for An ordinance
$50; voting against an ordinance, $50 ;
voting for street improvements, $50 ;
average from gas companies 800 (;
average from horse railways, 500"
II will be observed that the Chicago
alderman Is very cheap man. but II
he votes u great many tunes he can
manage TO live. "Small profits and
quick returns,n IL the Chicago motto.
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The communists of Chicago carry
arms and drill weekly. They say they
will protect themselves from the as
saults of the police hereafter Yet the
Chicago Inter Ocean continues to howl
about southern lawlessness," and does
not seem to know that if "h--ll were
raked with fine-tooth comb" it could
not produce more cut.throats and vii
lians of every character than can to-day
be found in Seecawk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28

A RECENT visit to the splendid old
county OF Ellis and its beautiful capita
Waxahachie, was very pleasant after an
absence of nearly eighteen years. The
people down there are all on the gm vipt
for the Waxa. Tap, with very fair
prospect of early success. We are un,
der obligations to Gibson and Alexan,
der Of the Enterprise, Judge Templeton,
Judge Ferris, Colonel Rainey, D. B.
Bullen esq, and others, for polite at,
tentions. The crops are fine, and at
this writing, a heavy harvest is almost
an assured fact.
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ly 1868 it was developed that the
government had received $500 100000
from the sales Of captured property and
war material left on hand at the close
of the war, and it was also ascertained
that the government had disbursed this
immense sum without legal authority,
and that it was never entered on the
books of the treasury in any shape.
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PRESIDENT HAYES still holds to his
order prohibiting fed raj Office holders
from participating in political meetings
and conventions, and says that the or.
der will be vigorously enforced. 1.-THE
executive order was designed to let
faithful officers understand that their
first allegiance is to the government
and to its interests and not to parties,
saws Mr., HAYS.
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1NHE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF
Il DALLAS-ln Commissioners Court, spe.
clal term, Tuesday, April 2. 1873 whereas
ON the 2Sd day OF February, A. ID. 1873 upon
application Of the requisite number of gu al
ined voters Of Justices precinct number siI,
10 Dallas county, Texas, an election was or
dered by this court to determine whether the
sale OF intoxicating liquors should be pro-
hihited within the limits of said precin ct /;
and whereas, In pursuance Of said petition
and the order OF this court, an election was
held In said precinct on the 23d day of
March, 1873, conforming in all respects TO
the requirements Of the law in such cases
made and provided; and whereas, at said
election. majority Of the vote cast in said
precinct was for prohibiting the sale of in.
toxicating liquors within the limits thereof,
IL Is therefore ordered by the Court that
the sale of intoxicating liquors shall be. and
Is absoiu tely prohibited within the limits of
said Justices Precinct.
A true copy from the minutes,
Witness my official signature, and seal OF
said court Done at my Office In the CITY OF
Dallas, this 4th day Of April, A. ID. 1878.
A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk,
by ~ D. HAWLINsi Deputy, spfs dwiW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28

TaE Mckinney Enquirer wittily adj
vocates the claims of that town as the
point at which the congressional cons
vention should sit, Not the least OBJ
lection in life, 80 far as we are con.
corned, Only Dallas is rather more
centrally located, so far as the western
counties are concerned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28

A NUMBER Of our exchanges are in err
ror in supposing that it was ex,Presi"
dent Jefferson Davis who appeared in
full uniform at Diazs reception in the
city OF Mexico" 1t was General jeff,
c, Davis, of the United States army,
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Mns. TiLToNs confession reminds one
OF the story of a negro waiter who was
asked by guest il ii was the second
bell for breakfast that had rung, No,
sah said he, "hits not de second bell,
hits do second ringin' oh do lust bell ="
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28

We are greatly pleased to see the
general and very hearty endorsement
of our nomination OF Major Ike STAFF
ford for treasurer, by the leading papers
OF the state. The Waxahachie Enters
prise and Mexia Ledger have our thanks
for especially felictous expressions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28

The editor of the Rockdale Messenger
has found pctriiied squash which he
thinks may be two thousand years old
lie ought to send II 10 Susan b, Ans
thony for Identification.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28

The Wood county Rag gives some
very clear headed reasons for support
ing Throckmorton, among which may
be classed the following: Under his
former administration we had an eth-
Gent government at cost of fifteen
cents on the hundred dollars, and now
we have next to no government at all,
at a cost of fifty cents on the hundred
dollars.
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FARMER Downs says no Ia "lhe old
wheel horse" of democracy, land
steady" Stcady "hosses" don't kick,
and we're afraid the hoois will be raised
IL no don't get his oats,
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" you wish TO ascend the spout
nows the time TO make the break
The bankruptcy court will soon close
business.
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Ar last the New Orleans oolectolship
has been settled by the appointment of
George l., Smith. Tho president seems
to like the Smith family, NJ he has given
two Of them collectorships
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Tng Chicago Inter Ocem states that
ib dispatches are worth reading That
/, the only part Of the paper then, that
Is worth reading,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28

Alec Mcclure 1t looks rs though
General John A. Logan WAS preparing
to ride down the republican party OF
Illinois again this year, lie did this
thing with immense success in 1876,
and can do it again without exerting
himself very much.
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Wanted.

A GOOD HOUSE with five or six rooms,
with cistern of good water. within
three blocks OF Elm and Lamar streets.
For such house good tenant will be
obtained, Apply TO
Q. NJ. WHEAT \ CO.,
81, Main Street.
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For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT, house Ave rooms besides
servants, large airy hall, pantry, bath
room, we'll OF excellent w alter with force
pump, shrubbery, fruit trees, grapery,
blackberries etc. Good barn; In short,
one OF tho most desirable places on Ross
avenue Price $500. Would take a
small place In part payment. Apply to
U. NJ, WHEAT 4 CO.,
Gil Main street,
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For Cale-

10 ACRES OF LAND, three miles west OF
city, with large stone building 25xIO
feet, suitable fer gardening. A bargain
ut 5000. Apply to
Q. NJ. WHEAT h CO.,
OIL Main street.
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9ailg Nerala

l4H DAILY HERALD ~ published every
morning, eH0spt on Monday, AZ VIZ 20
annun In advance, postage prepaid OF
2boents per week delivered IN Ihs piy,
ApyHHTIsEIE0 RATES. One square ltsn llneh
nonparelll one Time u 40, sHnh hubheqnhnl
lnseitlOn, vs. cents Special Taias for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers,
THH WEEKLY HHBALp II published every
Saturday mo rni Agat " oO per,ysar, post
age prepaid,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING II APRIL ss,

ColLM will have u convention, II
will meet In MoKinny, May, 18th,
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For Sale.

5Oxls0 FEET OF GROUND In Fields' add.
tion, and near Bishop CARROTS, ! very
desirable location, Price $685.. Apply TO
O. NJ. WHEAT,
Gil Main street
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Q. B. WELLBORN
Attosney-at
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
l07 Lamar St., Dallas, Texas,

WIZ give special attention TO selling prop.
state. Leasing lands, store and dwelling
houses. Collection of all claims entrusted
remittan 20 made.
and pay taxes Tor non residents, spr2odIm
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If YOU want barrel or carload OF as good
Cement rs ia made in the United States,
We will furnish you that made by the
Dallas Cement Co.. which has no supe-
rlOr.
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For Sale.

ONE OF THE NEATEsT, most desirable
residences iu the city of Dallas. House
has Ave rooms besides summer kitchen,
stable for horse and buggy, l75-barrel
cistern, nice fruit trees, shrubbsry, etc.,
oIe-third of an acre OF ground. Good
location. Price $3.50, and cheap. APP
ply TO q, NJ. WHEAT& co.,
oil Main street
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For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT on Cantagral street;
house, Ave rooms, besides pantry
" IL well papered; good well Of water,
lot 100 feet square, fruit trees, etc. A
decided bargain. Price, 1900 Apply to
q. NJ. WHEAT h co.
Gil, Main Street.
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TnR Denton Monitor has the grace TO
publish our correction, but does II In
Nh exceedingly unRrOeeiul manner
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28
For Sale.

FOUR ACRES OF ground near the fair
grounds, has six houses on same and
all under rent; will pay well on the In
vestment. Price, 1850 Apply TO
q. Nj. WHEAT 4 CO.,
Gil, Main Street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28
For Sale

HOUSE AND LOT In East Dallas on Main
street; house, three rooms; lot, 80 x 100;
stable, fruit trees, grape vines, etc.
Price, $500. Apply TO
u. III. WHEAT& CO.,
Bll Main Street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-28

For the above, or anything else you want,
call and see usst GIL, Main Street.
y. NJ. WHEAT & co.