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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-14

and Deaths
Thursday was observed rs g day Of p7ayar a.
Cincinnati for the yellow fever sufferers, anu
business was generally suspended.
II. Rombsst, of New Orleans, died q. Gincin-
natl quarantine yesterday Of yellow fever.
The rainy weather has had an un(avornblo
effect upon the sick below Gallipo!;s, c., who
are now l6 in humber.
Though tho fever still riots in lis course and is
still spreading slowly but surely, where it Las
once taken hold, starting with ono member Of
family, tho rest becomes inevitable victims.
Very few escape, especially tho young, who
now comprise the rlsjo-ity Of the new cases CT
the whites,
A dispatch from Colonel Edward Britton,
Mayor of Grand junction, pcrtrays the pitia5e
condition of the sick at that place. 1t WAS nppal-
ing. he said. Tho town is full cf fever patients
without nurses.
SAN Francisco, Sept l4.-Tho matinee
performance at the Califoroia Theatre, for the
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers, nettcd
5000.
GRENADA, Miss, Sept. 14-Dr. Voolfolk,
Of Padu,ab, died yesterday evening after an
illness of one week. lie came to US highly
recommended by tho citiz ,us Of Paducah. His
skill, energy and devotion during this period
OF woe have been the theme of every toogue,
and his death has filed our hearts with grief.
Six other deaths occurred to day, and two new
cases arc reported. Dr.. Vcasey, of New Or
leans, and DR.. Henry Stone, of Natcbez, are
the only physicians here. They are going night
and day. Ga several occasions Dr.. Veascy has
been conveyed to stations north Of here to pre-.
scribe for yellow fever patients. A slight frcst
occurred last night.
r GARDINER, Me-, Sept. IA movement is
on foot to raise 1000 tons of Ice among the ice
merchants and companies in this vicinity for
the fever sufferers. Abeut COO tons have al
ready been secured.
ST. JonS, N. B., Sept 15.-The subscriptions
for the yellow fever relief fund amount 10
$l,5SG.
CAIRO. ILL.,, Sept l4.-No now cases Of vel.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-12-11

cert b. a. S.ge s., -. 81 IS So
West Bay, street, iii INVEST Bay street,
b Jacks0nyllle. Fia.d hfss 1oS Js3afaqftf !,
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy tobacco.
..,- 1;Demary 4, Co., at IS west Bay street.
q Jaeksonviile, take the; lead of all shoe
= dealers in Florida and sell the best goods
for the least money.TCom. ..,ieytfq q,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-12-11

NO cndllSeoI cars between savannah and
jacksonville and Savannah and Albany,
Sleeping cars run through to and from
Savannah and Albany.
Passengers from Savannah for FcInan-
dina, gainesville and Cedar Keys take this
train.
Passengers leaving Macon at so a IN
daily except Sunday, connect at Jesup
with this train for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train
connect at Jesup with train arriving ia
Macon at 5 10 p IN, daily except Sunday.
Passengers from Savannah for Bruns-
wick and Darien take this train, arriving
at Brunswick q IS IN.
Passengers from Brunswick arrive at
Savannah 40 a m. -
No change of cars between MONTGOMERY
and Jacksonville. :.
Pullman Palace sleeping cars rue
through to and from Savannah and Jack
sOnville; also through sleepers between
Montgomery, Ala, and Jacksonville. Fla.
Connect at Albany with passenger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad to
aud from Macon, Eufaula Montgomery,
Mobile, New Orleans, etc.
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for Apa-
laehicOla every Monday at d 90 m.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily,
Sundays excepted, for Green Cove Springs,
st. Augustine, Palatka, Enterprise, DeLand
and all landings on the St. Johns River.
Trains on b. and A. II. r. Leave june
ton, going west, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at II ii a IN, and for Brunswick
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4:40pm
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-EA STERN
DIVISION.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-12-11

%our Brethren of the Oeala Ban
nc FER are 4uxqriating rQH squashes, and,
obEm SHs hSeH = tgyIesdo ars stes odi 0,
,.,e4;. The The Hon D.L. Yplee of,Feruan-
oo 2 5rs 55aS Seen Purchasing land land. on
ao7q Z 20 Qlgnnldrs sylss7loa 10 af
ship line with Europe. :
r. Inc tIrst number of the Florida
Mirror has reached us and il, a credit
fTo the publishers, Messrs. Campbell
oaG Barnside.lj 1t will be,a valuable
addition to a part of; the State that
-, mas S.s long been in need of such paper.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-12-11
Philadelphia 5Southern
MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
SAVANNAH LINE.

SAVANNAH LINE.
steamship JVIniata.
Capt. j. w. Catherine.
steamship Wyoming.
Capt. Jacob Teal.
These tirst-class and finely appointed
steamers ply regularly between Philadel-
phia and Savannah, leaving each pOrt on
Saturday, connecting at Savannah with
Central Railroad Of Georgia,
Atlantic & Gulf Railroad
and Florida Steamers.
Through Passage Tickets and Bills of
Lading issued of all principal points
south and southwest. at rates as low as the
published rates of competing lines.
To Through tickets from Savannah to
New York, including transfer of passen-
gers and baggage from steamers wharf to
railroad depot at Philadelphia can be oh
tanned of the agents of the Line at Savan-
nah. 49,.
Superior Cabin and Stearage accommo-
dRtiOns. Apply to or address
WIN. L. JAMES, General Agent,
Pier 22 South Delaware Avenue, Philad'ia.
o'tI 81 II WIN. HUNTER g. son,
- 'G-Ina 100 Bay ST., Savannah.
4@. FOR FLORIDA
For through Tickets to Fernandina, Jack
Eonvine. st. Augustine, Sanford, Enterprise,
And intermediate landings on the st
Johns river and interior points in Florida,
byIsteamShip to Savannah, and thence by
railroad or steamboat, apply to WIN. l..
JAMES General Agent,
Philadelphia Southern Mail S. s. Co., :.
Pier % South Delaware Ave-, Phil,
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Atlantic and Gulf Railroad.
- aoov hs4 a& so- Ger senss

General superintendent Office !
C Atlantic & Gulf Railroad. z
= stT SAyANNAH, May 5th,, lS7Ss
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAV
" 9Th, Passenger Train on this road Will
RIM as follows u
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-12-11

'Ec .-Hlf not convenient for you to visit the
GsS,aclEy; send your ordersfot boots and Shoes
20 'so1ls aud If goods are not perfectly salts,
- nense. Be particular. to stare size and
y s.style of shoes required and we will make
~ the prices to suit!2 Delnary & Co. pr tt -
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Locals.
80 e.


~ Indulge r. Knight and family have ar
rived at Beresford where he has opened a
BOG MIR. q. III. c. Anderson and Mr.. Griffin of
M1ssOurie have arrived here and are storI-
$50 ping with DR.. b. b. Bennett. ~ " - y
nor We have two butchers now snpplvina
y re. peel at from five to eight cents per pound,
Sugar and syrup making has been 90
ing on for some time iii the neiglborhood
and it will be some weeks yet before the
grinding is over. Some excellent syrun
has been offered for sale in this town.
u-Messfs. Hafsha &, Moon have been an
--ou,liQlnted agents Tor Wanam aker. 81. Broyyg
the great Philadelphia clothiers. Di' " '''
,--MNragyliap) y Banta has Just finished
looks exceedingly neat. lie viii soon
commence painting inside. The Captaiiii
IS setting good example TO the owners of
several honses which, need painting and
we W0ald recommend them to call on Mr..
f.c oanta.Iit 81 ~ & %n"d u rpr19InTfi
:. 49, pet} and u shoes sent BY mail or r5esri
h9gatS IL, to- any address returnable if not
r NincsasI lD<aiIirS 81 Co 65AN. Bay 8. If d
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

"Love rules the camp, the court, the
grOve'- and likewise tho mimic scene.
The operahOuse was crowded last night
by nu audience representing, in its
numbers and In its brilliancy, the
taste and culture OF Dallas, attracted
10y the fame OF Mrs. Chanirau's JpiiGt,
IN Shakspeare's immortal love tragedy,
"Romeo and Juliet" The eXpeota-
ton and interest OF the audience were
richly repaid In the excellence of the
performance. IL was thoroughly ar>
tlstlc and nJoyable, and elected very
frequent and hearty applause. Mrs.
Chanfrau's personation of JWif justl
iieu its honorable repute, and lent II
fresh grace to her consummate art.
The earlier scenes Of the rOiG were
given with charming simplicity, and
IN archness Of expression which fully
and eloquently realized the maidenly
grace aud fervor of the character. The
balcony scene was especially well done;
it was arch, modest and passionate;
yet was 80 delicately shaded and 30
subtly expressed that the art of the
effort was lost in lis exquisite truth.
fitness and winning tenderness.
In the famous potion scene, aud In
the closing act OF the play, Mrs. Chan>
frau's depth and power of pathos found
free expression, and touched with ire
sistible force tho sympathies OF her
auditors.
Mr.. Chester's Romeo barring a tens
dency to roll his VS., was an excellent
performance, earnest, graceful and
effective. Mr.. Mordaunt's MeroRio,
though somewhat eXuberant in humor
and redundant of gesture, was equal to
that admirable actors high repute.
The remaining characters were all
well done.
Tonight Shakspeare's Macbeth -
will be given. Mrs. Chanfrau's LaQy
4KdcbeM is one OF the most notable OF
her artistic trlumphs. Ii Is original In
conception aud very strong in effect.
The engagement of Mrs. Chanfrau and
of Mr.. Tayleure's fine company termi-
mates with this evenings performance.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY n.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Delightful weather
.-0ood hay IN selling for twelve dol
lars n ton,
Tho turbId Trinity IL again within
In banks.
There arc nine prisoners In the
Oalab0Gae.
--Laat night was beautiful moon
light night
Engine company No. ! were out
on drlll lnat night,
Tho Fast Dallas fire boys we're out
driving last night.
Lamar street was thronged with
wood wngone yesterday.
This ~ fine weather for gardening,
and many ladies' are busy preparing
their flower beds.
The street ears did good business
last night, conveying passengers Ia
aud from tho opera house.
The buds Of the treea ARE swelling
aud some Of tho trees aIc about to take
on their dress OF living green,
New rails are being laid ON the
Central truck, between the crossing OF
the Pacific and the water.tank.
Five Immigrant wagons passed
through the city yesterday, bound for
eome OF the western counties.
Justice Peak Ia having the front
yard OF his residence on ELM street,
beautifully terraced and sodded.
Dallas has hog law, yet hogs are
allowed To run loose over the city, IN
the great annoyance Of the ciIizens.
Charlie Miesterhan's Wurst supper
lott night, ut his pavilion In llast DNl-
las, was well attended by the elite OF
our German society.
Yesterday evening Deputy Sheriff
Spencer arrested and jailed negro
named Bernard Robert, charged with
the theft Of steer.
'hhiSiui "blluh lbuuu kUlu
bracelet at tho opera house last night,
which the owner can receive by call
Ing on him and proving property.
Thomas l.. purnell, jr., Is In the
CITY, stopping AT the National hotel,
He IL winding up the bankrupt cases
of III. COIN ~ Co. and w. III. Miller.
The planking over the gutter In
front OF the First National bank needs
attention. 1t Ia dangerous at night to
pedestrians, and II not attended to II
broken ley may he the result.
The grcen6ack meeting, held at
the market-house last night, was well
attended. Money matters was given
thorough turning.over. The reporter
mechanically turned his copper cent
over in his pocket and departed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
A MOTnEIps LOVE.
A Pana neither 80 search ~ iiaF 0niy
Ghiia, who HAD nsen Iahen Tram ia
Home ny ~ Worthless Falher,

~ NuHM NWNNhN tN NFNfff w wv H'FfHN
0hiia, Who iiRd nson fahen iFon, ~
iiome ~ Worthless Father
Yesterday evening, ~ the $40 wesl
hound train drew up VI the Union
depot, tho reporter noticed woman
silliug IN tho e0ael weeping bitterly,
wringing her hands aa though her
heart would break, learning from u
gentleman passenger the substance
NJ the cause Of her grief no approached
her and learned that her name was
Mrs. Anna Tucker, and that she wal
from Evansville, Indiana, and was on
her way 10 Fort Worth, In search
NJ her husband who had ran away,
taking with him their little child, u
Aye,yearold boy, They had lived
several years IN Louisville, after their
marriage, where her husband, Charles
Y, Tucker had acquired the habit
of drinking, 10 which Woe he soon
after added that Of gambling. When
first married they were comfortably
fixed In the world, aud for n time
lived happily together, but II wou Of
short duration for the loving and
alecllOnnl0 husband was turned by
hls Vices, lnto u rough aud iyrannlGhl
monster, Whose ohlof delight seemed
to be ~ torment and abuse her, The
husband having equandorcd what litS
lle money they had, they moved over
TO Evansville, toa little house which
was her property In tho meantime
no had lost hla position ~ anleb'
man IN u Louisville house, which
rausei HIN ~ drink harder than
before, During the late Murphy
temperance movement, he became u
convert, when no succeeded In securing
a position IN travelling salesman for
the Wholesale dry goods house OF q,
lOmpkina n Go, For awhile, NIL went
well, the husband keeping aohor aud
working industrlonaly, ~ though he
meant 10 reiriyc his lost fortune, but
alasl he fell " victim 10 the tempter,
and again took up hls lie OF intomper.
ance and shame, "llorc, 'sho said weep
Ing ~ she touched u scar on Ills fore.
head, "is where Charlie struck me,
while he was cra1ed with whisky. lie
was 40 sorry when he became sober"
Vet he continued 10 drink, and
Que day, whIlo In one Of his drinking
moods, ran of, taking the child with
him, leaving her TO the charity OF her
friends. He left her u note, saying he
was going TO Fort Worth, rcXas, H.
which he advised her not To follow
him; yet, with II mothers ycarning 10
recover her child, she would dare his
displeasnre to regain her child. The
woman was about TO say more con.
corning the matter, hut the bell rang
aud tn train moved oil, carrying
her To her worthless husband ana no.
loved child
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Yesterday there arrived in the city,
two men from the west, bringing with
them several thousand dollars In Mex.
lean money. They went over the city
exchanging silver dollars for green.
bucks, and it was not long before they
had Hooded the city with Mexican
dollars, while they had several large
rolls OF Uncle Sam's paper money,
which they had takeu at par. They
stated that they had been out west
bnying 1t up at eighty cents on the
dollars-maklng twenty per cent, on
the dollar by the transaction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
Dallas Ciy I,umbeF YARD,

Query "Why viii men smoke
pommon tobacco, when they can buy
Marlpr Broa, Seal of North Caro-
lisa, NJ the same price," JanNldly'
Adams a 90, hll orders for grain
aud pr0duGG-lL
Two oar loads u buggies and plat.
0rm wag Gus, vi Orr'a,-tL
-lfyou want to trade an old buggy
Tor n new Que, Orr's il the place IT,
--Ifyou want " buy n family car
rlage, orr haa tho latest styles and
patterns,
Picture frames aud mouldlnga,
new patterns " wall paper for 1873, NJ
Reed a LathrOp's, Ja2O In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
MAJ Dor.

Early yesterday morning, Mr.. VIII.
liam Cruln, who resides on Ross av-
enue, saw dog running along the
street, frothing at the mouth, while 1t
snapped at every object In which 1t
came in reach, showing clearly that II
was mad. Mr.. Cruin ran into the
house, got his gun and followed the
dog, which he succeeded In killing be-
fore it did any harm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
An alMirnge.

That crowd of idlers still hang
around the Union depot. With proper
exertion, II is certainly in the power OF
the police to dispense them. As long
as they are allowed about the place,
the robberies and sneak-thieving which
has 80 characterized the place will be
continued In the rush to and from
the coming and going trains, they pick
the passengers pockets,and many com
plants have been made by strangers
concerning the outrages Make them
take walk
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Tho Excurstoniats.

The railroad men aud wagon manu-
featuring eXcursionists left las night
ON the south bound train for Waco.
They expressed themselves as well
plea sed with Texas. The gentlemen
representing wagon manufactures are
well satisfied with their interests in
the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
Crops.

Farmers report the wheat crop III
looking unusually thrifty. A great
deal of 1t has been grazed by stock to
prevent too rank growth. A large
acreage was sown this season and an
abundant and large yield is anticipated
Other small grain Is looking fine,
especially oats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
Dallas oi,y Lumbsr yasd.

Reliable help for weak and nor
vous suffers, Chronic, painful aud
proatrailng diseases cured without
medicine, rulyormacher's electric
belts tho grand desideralun, Avoid
limitations, Book aud journal, with
particulars, mailed free, Address l'ul-
vermacher dalyanlc Company, Gin
Glnnhli, Ohio,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

Messrs, Ed, sioekle aud Jake Folder,
formerly with Wilson, have opened u
barber shop near tho Lamar hotel,
the first shop west ~ the entrances on
Main street They arc prepared 10
give perfect satisfaction 10 lhelr pa
ir0us janl6lm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

So universally eilicacious has Giles
llniment lodlde OF Ammonia become
IN the treatment OF large class of the
most diverse diseases, that the medi
cal profession have come to regard II
az panacea For sale by Conner i
Walker, druggists, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

WE STATE OF TEXAS. Cou NTY or
DALI AS JUSrICEB PkECINCr M -
me STATE of Texas TO the sheriff a., sI'v
sonstabie oil Dallas county greeting, Wbsr.
rs osth mas this day been made before M
y william Sachse. Thai X. &. Rhine ia a
transient person, so that tue ordinarv nr., .
o os OF Jaw can not be served upon him, Won
ere merely com andei that you by mar mo
puoilcation OF this writ In some newsnanaT
piiuted IN Dallas county for three s,icaes.
sNe weeks belote the return day ne,eof
summon the said h. g. Rhine TO be and an
pear nelore me at my office, In precinc, NJ
3, IN the county o. Dallas, on the l6th dsv ~;
hsoruaiy A, II. lSis, 10 answer The c3n NJ
pialnt OF the said William Sachse Tor tha
sum o. ninety.lhree dollars, due upon nc,
ehn,,, ~, ~, money loaned TO said X. G. Rhine
ABOUT the nrst OF November A, ID. IS &c
t,a crop, or which said crop wss ~
stnhd US lien for said money. W
herein fail not aud of this writ rnako A.,
return as the law directs, "Ae uue
,a 1,ven under ny hand this the I'D day of
t~ E. I. MYERS, Up
Precinct No.s, Dallas county, Texas. E'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

Fired. Manget, ticket broker, Lee
Grand hotel. continues to buy and sell
tickets TO all points. He has also
county scrip for sale.-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
DaiIas City Lumber Yard.

"A great bargain In butter, at
Adams IL Co. If
w. q. Holland, attorney at law,
office, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets. Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janl3'2m
If you want to save a hundred
dollars in the purchase OF "a buggy, go
Orr's. If.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

In great variety. Also very large
assortment of embroideries, very
cheap, just received at the Dollar
Store. I'm
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Members Of Engine company No.
VIII meet at the engine house, for drill,
at 1880 this evening, In full Uniform
shirt, hat and belt. BY order of the
foreman. WM, LOYg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
Dallas Oi,y Lumber YARD.
HtoncI'iDe Ch,n,ney..

Safer more durable, and cheaper
than brick, Architects and Insurance
men recommend them. Manufactured
and sold at no Main street, opposite
the Crutchheld house. janl3tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

Aud one NJ much noneht 10 tho people NJ
largo, always hitfnOta attention, II has
been the history fail trades and bran0he a.
Of labor that the primitive method Of ne
complaining the desired ehd has been quite
lnbOrl0us ana very slow In ltH ruhulis, at
least the history OF well making seems 10
confirm tho assertion, First dlggl0g with
the pick ana spade then hOmeboly Thought
~ boring by hand, but AZ first the augers
used were crude anHirH, ana capable Of Dor
Ing hut - small hole, supplyngR very little
pure water The opening up Of the great
west made tho demand for wells no great
that within the last two Nenfs well.bOtlng
tOOlH have been Invented, and the business
has been IN n measure reYOlullOnl2ed, ana
has become source Of muney'muking
equnlled BY no other branch whore the IN
yeslment lHSO lltlle, RcH are looking now 10
whore they can get the best machine, lfr-
hHi0H has NJ last been tenchcd, nnd we oil0r
You II machine complete IN every detail, one
that ~ destined 10 live when MI Others are
forgotten, II Is the only hugcr over IN
vented with u stone attachment or nm ad.
Unstable head that holes any HiSed WE'LL
from two feet up, without folmers. called
the Centennial Wen iUgcr, patented June 49,
1870, ana manufactured 10y q, Il, Hodge, Dus
Duquo, Iowa. Any one wishing 10 20 into
the business ar trade land, town property
or stock for an anger ana territory, or want
10 travel In this state ana sell aupe'G and
territory ON large commission, VIII please
call ON me NJ the National hotel, or =, L.
pcpler NJ the PnnterG' hOnse, Elm street,
Dallas, ToNns, where | viii be for the next
thirty days, The anger IN on exhibition, nnd
IN running all the time, | viii guarantee
any man 10 make M much M $40 per day.
This looks Hike gold mile doesn't II mt
II has be n made with tins machine day
after day, and VIII be made over and over
again 10y many VINO are lucky enough 10 90
into the business Co aud see me before
II In too late, Rs can not stay In this place
but thirty days, u. N, ROOT,
PUtenteo ofsaid Anger,
N. E,-AS huVo been engaged In the well
boring business FOR the Inst two yonrR, aud
nln acquainted with the most OF the NugelB
IN use, and having run the Centennial Augcr
for the lust i've months, would CheBrlully
recommend II as the most complete, ana
best anger In the market. Yours respect.
iully, y T.. DEPLfR.
IanSdS win
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D.iias Oi,y I,u,nbes yasd,

Adams 4 Go, MI ordes for grain
aud produce II
Choice onions ~ per barrel nj
Adams n coz, n
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Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard.
W. u. ssnnO,

Attorney at law; Office, COZ Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted 10 his care.
--febll
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Dallas C,,y Lumber YARD.

-Four No. mules for sale at
0rr's. n
Adams & Co. solicit consignments
and Ellis orders. n
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THE COURTS.
Commissioners cour,.

Commissioners Court.
The day was occupied in considering
accounts, receiving OF road overseers
reports, etc.
District Court.
Robert Fowler, colored, was con.
yicted of perjury and sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
Elegant.

Those emDr0ideries at the Dollar
Store. I'm
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Dallas Caty Lumber Yard.

New York early rose seed potatoes
~ so at Adams ~ CO.. feb6.tL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

Manufactured In Dallas and sold al
lowest eastern prices. Office and works,
ITO Main street, opposite CrutchGeld
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