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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-18

IA RGA TN g
Now offered q,
il. BTE N.7S
Popular Dry Goods Store. 224 south.
west corner Eighth street.
a splendid Beaver Cloak
Trimmed IN Satin and rinse nov siyle)
only ST 3d.
lot of Fxfre RfaV Coats trimmed
Haloon Six and deep hinge. a. 50 u & so.
MATALAssE cLCtKs Misses. and childrn's
CioaEs o. every KIND just received. also the
following BAEoAIN-
4o-inch BLACK CASHMERE. warranted all
wool, IS cents per yard worth 81 IS.
Black Trimming silks. 70 cents. 81, 81 Is.
Black Trimming We vet. vartanted silk face.
81 20, 81 aDd 81 IS per yard
q Sp!e nd g sssor me M Winter
Lres: &C ocs, i5. 40. rs,
Flannels q all kinds f.om Is cents Upwards.
Canton fleunels, bleachod and uubleached.
from loeents per yaId upward.
Ladies DESTROYS Of purchas-
ing a warm, comfortable
Winter garment should
not fail to order one of
the Cloaks, There is a
sure saving of S. to $40
on each Send bust meas
ure and length Of sleeves
and a sure fit will be guar
anteed, or the cloak can
be exchanged,
It orIy costs 60 or so
cents TO Sepu q cloak
Though the mail
Address;
H. BTGN,
?. 0. Box $40,
pa j Street, west corner
Eighth.
sacramento.
Agent fof Domestic Paper Patterns
Catalogue furnished free on ap.
plication.
M otiCc.
Having established Purchasing Agency,
MI. l.. Bien viii give his personal attention
to all orders Of any kind, such 81 Boots ard
shoes, Furniture. Crockery, Carpets, MiiiF
cry 6ocds, Groceries, etc.
being in constant business relations ara
having thorough acquaintance with all the
leading houses, ladies, in ordering throneh
MIR. Bien, will receive the full benefit OF his
experience and find 1t more advantageous chan
doing their own shopping
Aug .l5-T6-u.
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 389.
U. 8. Survey or Lot No. 40, T. 81, N. r. "a E.
NJ. ID. NJ
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NOTICE
MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF DALLAS, February %, ls,e

MAYORS pfFlCE, I
CITY OF DALLAS, February %, lsio.J
The different wards of the city of Dallas
having been changed since the lHSt election,
the foiIuwina ordinance Ia published for the
information and guidance of all concerned,
viz
An ordinance defining the wards of the
city of Dallas.
Be Il Ordained by the City Council Of The city
Of Dallas
section L. The city shall be divided into
four wards, as follows, tO-wit: TIE First
ward sha embrace all Of the corporate Inn
its bounded by the river on the west, the
corporal line on the south, Akaid and Sgc-
am1re -treet- on the east, and Elm street on
ths north, and ,hal be entitled TO elect, BY
its own vote alone, two alderincn The
SECOND ward shall begin u the river on Elm
street and run thence with SAID Elm street
Ia sycamore street, thence with Syeamore
street to RoSii avenue, with Ross avenue TO
Nasten street, with Masten street to Dallas
brunch, and thence with the Dallas branch
10 the north line of the city. thence with
said line 10 Trinity river, and down the
river to the beginning, and shall be entitled
to elect hy it, own vote, two aldermen, The
Third waid shall embrace all the corporate
limits east Of the Second ward and sycamore
street, and north of Elm stree, am snail be
entitled TO elect by las own vote alone, Two
aldermen. The Fuu til ward shall embrace
nil of the cnrpo ate limits east Of the First
ward aud south of Elm street, and shall be
entitled to elect, by its own vote alone, two
aldermen. FTOgided, That the present resi-
dence OF Judge Nat. N. Burford shall also be
included Ia the Fourth ward.
SECTION 2. That this ordinance go into
effect from and after January |, 1873.
Approved November y, lsI1.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: ]. b. HEREFORD, Secretary. 28-lOi
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anu science # the day"
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wuo,nsALE uIouEny MAWHE

BACON, per lb-Snor clear, a-4@lOc;
shoulders, 4 3-iH7c; breakfast, 10 l2Wllci dry
salt, l-2@7 3-ic
BUTTER per ID Western, 3O@3lc; coug try
2jo8Oc.
III caus, per duz 81 2j@l 90; H. do do, u ouGs
2 10; / do do, 81 2j0Ii 80.
CHEESE Western. % Id, Ia to 10 leo.
CANDLES star, IN 10 Ss, l5@l6c.
COFFhE--Java, per 10, 2Sg3O; RIO, choice,
22ot2! | 2c prime, HIGH l'ici common to
mir, ~ .-!M20 l-2c.
CONCENTRATED LlE-Narious brands
do2 ID e. \, per case, - 25&j OQ.
FlSH-Mackeral per Dbl. $40 OO@sli 90; KIT,
al OOusI % white hsn kit, Nb9:l %.
II ERRINGS--DrisG per nuS, i09dOc
FISH Dried goldfish, per b, G3iG7c.
bARD-ln fierce, 93-i@lUc 20 10 pals, 100
10 -2c; 5 ana 10 ID In ins, IL 8'i@l2u
HAMS-Per ID, fancy brands li%@lb%c;
OF do l3%@lic.
MOLL ASS Es-Faucy Loui' lana, per gal,
6Oat5a; Choice, 55@GOc; Prime 5O@j5e; Fam,
ijQI50c.
Crushed, II i.2@ilc; Powdered, II l-2Gl2c;
ULtfee, A, per III, 10 l-iGl0 l-2c; Choice
Louisiana, 0G9 l-2c; Prime, I-i@s l-}c; Ordi-
nary to Fair, SaS lac; Common, S-IWS'.
S0DA-Case; bi.carb. English, 6@b l-2c,
keg, q h 5G5 Be,
STARCH-V Various brands, per Id, iA@5c.
sOAP-Olive, 534@0c; fancy soaps, per box
81 60@6 90. -,o,. an.
river, in bbls, s2 I5g2 so; table, per sack, IL
csc. ,-...-.,., ,o1.
'TEA-Gcnpowder 5OG75c; imperial, 300
85c; Japan, tOWg0c, OolOng, $4,000,
VINEGAR Older, 25W50c; white Wine 10
@75c.
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fLlu luhAulu- ViIgiuia bright nne
rNhns slli An an nnf anl nHiTa Iwlsi, IN
r. Nnnn rAifA hln lWiht na4llfi tn ml'
NlNM slN l+lA iNlsii ha srf IN q ramon !.
~ iNhl lN4 ip in WalpsauY navy as. ih
~ WHh lnHlsNilla pAfl, bHglf mahng,
.Nf Nt3 1f. lndp mah1gaaY, il.talt. M Nh
'f.h'il hr.Ha t'i u1ihu 300 daik ma,
t1f hfHa' 300 un lnt bl fnk, a'4lle.
lNE hNf- UulrH, ilB.ni no 4lum. lut
si la.ll Nsaig epWiuun, utnia.
N"h lNu lll.lnla hu0hlngi '.sHnd n
fl". hrniNtk} Al8.n1i common tl good
"tif' s'hNil Ah In luHll'5t llaI hl. ton
'- HNNlNtN I.l luIN a..
lip llu tluAHi- Havana, UualuU.
H'l Hnl Havana lN4rg ln no stI4p uIIpI,
ti.i '.iilHNeui rli 4h' nmluaIyl
alalf I.ulh a.l tlArh, IIYIl
lHflH Eu uhiARs. MI. paf U1I. lt.a
Nt rap alhi iNndlH, tlil hfri as, Woo. unn,
NMi llMi flurdu lrnaalp, sllu lnlinh Nd
4 80 laAI up 90 umnl, 500, Operas. NO,
, pnli l1npAi lal krua Victoria. b5u, nuufa'
upt cigarettes Oh
ID u . MAngahpy, hi ahari ltapps French
y nenlsh apl puudymul, hlsao' common
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Centaur
.Lininn entS.
Ono Kind lol tAo Human Family.

Ono Kind !cl tAo Human Family.
Tho Other for Esgaos ana animals.
These llplmeRls aTo slmplg ,ns wonael OF
lhp Wori, iholI elects alu illIle less ihan
marvellous,
The WHITE Linimenf 10 TO- tho human
family 10 viii drive hnnumAtism, helaiion
ana nnuialgln nom ne hyslnm cute lAlm,
hAgni thnhlAlusl lnckJ jaw, Palsy, ltoh, and
most uniantuua frupuNns ~ etliAriH nnst
lfun Wusan hands Rnd iurt nla tie p0isnn
OF hllta ans hiluBa ui Npupmuua Ippl ilst, ID
aunluW sNnlilnkgi ANA hllpNlHlua pain ui
rNufY klud, When spfhlns or bruises occur.
" 10 tho mut potent runelA ever discovered
ln hrll lhn lrlului paris, Tho OuntHuT lIn,
linrhi 10 uhpi win great rilioary tor sore
lhlunL iNu.Nnfhl tNffl hfmia, hAlHpkr,
Ani Weak HACK, The inllu WING IA but sam.
re M lhu numerous lphllhnnlhle,
lhntAFA lluhti jon, 90, lndu May ~, lh7l
~ ihink itny duty tn inform you that
nave aiWrlW iuufi ~ iunNfH lrfi uHd
chords, A tow hutuea % unnlaur llniment
bee dHnf ne uuA for ms. nave not been
fff ifum these aWtlllnEs tH ODhf praa. Now
Tom p,1cr'b wdi, the lialmenl ought 10
DHENJAMiN BLOWN
Tue proof n IA mo TRIAL IL hfollhblu II
10 handy 70 IA cheap, ana eNtty MmlB
rhuuld have tho Mhitupu tlaur liulm en-
tht NsiiuW leutnur Ltnimenl IL
adapted tu tho tough muscles, purda and
ieah ui horses and Huimala. II las perform,
gd more wonderful Ourus iu three UHfs ot
SPAWN Ntuuu, Wmdsgails, Scratches.
HWupn}i Hud general lAmenrsH than an
ulhu rinrdius lu rAlsivncr, Read what the
great lApfrnfuVn say Of tti
NAV HuuN, January lk5l,
every owner Of horses Hhuuld give Tho
tpntHur linlmpnt u uinl, We consider A
the hnHi article over used ia our stables.
eli, MAhHll
"AupL Adhms ia, stRhlel NY.
"E. fuLfE,
"NupL u, Is, 80 "iHhlrH, N. Y,
tAlHERrA. uLlN,
"Nupl, Nat ~, stables, N, W
Tile best patrons Of this linimentarc Ear
mofH aud Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually u6lng some Eminent ~ hOuls
allg Wounds unu foll.ryil, removes swell.
iugH ana b. worth millions Of dollars an.
uUAlls 10 tnrWorH, Livery mon, stock arrow.
en- NhreWrnlt urn, ana thu'u having horses
or onttlr,
What u Furrrr cannot 40 for go the Con,
laut LlulmUut viii du 49, d trlhlug cost,
Those lluluVnN are huld hy All duHluTh
the country, They ARE warranted
by the plupriuturt, and ~ buitluwlll ~ given
lonuy Warrior or Physician who uosirv@ 20
toHt them,
Laboratory Of ]. b. Rose 4 Co.,
a. nay ~, NEw YOHR
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives TO the Passenger o. view of the grand
eat scenery, finest Agricultural district and
great grazing grounds of the West.
ia passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmant
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Carr
leave 1T. Louis daily via the NJ, X. a Il. R'y
at S;ll. Hannibal at l0il5 a. M, and Hedalia
at 6:i5 p. III, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons.
ton without change, Connection IL also made
at Sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail.
way for the above named points.
The connections Of this Road with the M,
X. & Il. at Denison for ct. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and ali
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
cine Mt sherman for IT. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phIs, and all points East and Southeast, and
~ Houston with the g., II. & \. A. for San
Antonio, the g., II. a III. Tor Galveston, the
Texas q New Orlen ms Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc, the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil s'for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool n Texas steamship
Line to Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with It's cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn
small grain, and fruits, render II especially
desirable and advantageous TO travellers and
shippers In preference to others.
st, Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
at LOO p. M, Houston at 400 p. m, Hearne
at 1000 y. M, Dallas 6:36 q. m. and Denison
at ll:lb a, m,
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lr. Herbert Miller, an Englisman, is
p>tns himself with bulletproof
ell which is thus described: The
En- is OF bullet-proof steel swinging
lhe aXlttree of two light wheels and
flaming four loop,holes. Its entire
ght is about $50 pounds. Two front
\ men, laying their hands upon the
FIee, push 1t before them, their rifles
p placed in rack IN TIE shield.
r. t"o rear rank men follow closely,
/ 10 hand, being protected as well as
iront rank men from direct fire.
'rn the commence firing is sound
'he two front rank men take their
z from the racks, and, in the old
f'hns position. fire through two loop
+ DO he middle of the shield. The
rank men fire through the upper
holes, the whole two files being in
position "a double rank firing with
Pat rank kncelinr.'
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E1Orl0y.

PitrhCre CHNtOrih IN complete Huhstl.
UtU for Castor on, aud ihH pleasant 10 take
20 Honey, 10 M particularly adapted to
lVvihluR ana irritable children, II destroys
worms, uNhmulutes the food regulates the
stomach, ana curw wind Colo, fow rem.
vdluh uru W ullrHcluuA for FuNorishnoss,
Group, Wormu and Whooplug Cough Gas.
turlN ~ % Hclcutnc uni purelv vegetable
PREPARATION, more HuDHtiNr tAm Castor on,
aud neither gage or VrlpeH,
toLunHtA, Conn, May ., 1879.
MrsIs j, %, Rose a Co., n, ";
H.nR' have u family OF eight children,
and have uNod as much tnNtnrla us any nam.
lly ia tho United States, I MHk. | have
never found anything cuuHl 10 ~. My chill
dTcn have been saved iU n tOyer several
times 10y the use ot NhWuIin, recommend
ils use for children, lur many dlsoses they
nrc subA'cl To, M protrouco 10 any MEDICINE
| know uL feel II my duty to give this 'cor-
thcptU on account " the benefB have de-
rived toy the uGo nj rnstOra,
Very truly yOnTe,
NORM AN T.. LITTLE
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And one OF much bcnent TO the people Mt
lnrge, always attraqta attention, IL has
boon tho history OF all trades and branches
OF labor that the primitive method OF nc-
complishlng the desired end has been quite
laborlous, and very slow IN It's rusulis, at
least the history OF well making seems 20
oontlrm tho assertion. First dlgRinG with
the pick and spnde, then somebody thought
OF boring by hand. but at first the augers
used were crude affairs, and capable OF hOr-
lng but small hole, supplying u very little
pure wnter. The opening up OF the great
west made the demend for wells 40 great
that within the last two years well.hofing
tools have been Invented, and the business
has been IN measure revolutioniSedt and
has become source of money 'mAlting
equnlled by no other branch where tie In
yestment IN so little. Men are looking now 10
whore they can get the best machine Fef-
ffcitOH has at last been reached, and we otlcr
you n machine complete In every detail, ono.
that IL destined TO live when all Others Rro
forgotten. II Is the only Aurcr over IN
vented with u stone AT aenment or an adj
Unstable head that bOles any Aiged well,
from two feet up, without retmers, called
the Centennial IpGH AUger, patented June ~,
1875, and manufactured by o. 4, Hodge, Du-
buque, Iowa. Any one wishing TO 70 into
the business. or trade land, town property
| or stock for an auger aud territory, OF wan
| to travel In this state aud sell augeIs ana
| territory on large commission, VIII please
| call on me NJ the National hotel. or Il. ~
| Depler at the Planters house. Elm street,
| Dailas, Texas. where VIII be for thenexE
thirty days. The auger IN Sn exhibition, md
IL running all the time. ! will guarantee
any man 10 make as much As $40 per day.
This looks like gold mire, doesn't II? but
ID has been made with tins machine day
after day, and win be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough to 20
into the business. Con and see me before
It In too late, as can not stay in this place
but thirty days. ID. N, ROOT,
Patentee ofg0id Auger.
N. BIAS have been engaged IN ihewell
boring business for the last Two years, and
am acquainted with the most OF The atgers
In use, and having run the Centennial Anger
for the last five months, would cheerfully
recommend IL M the most complete, and
beat anger In the market. Yours respect
fully, \, 4. DEPLER.
ianSdSwlm
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~ OrICE Is HEREBY GINEN--1 HAT IN
~ accordance with an order Of the county
court OF Dallas county made on the 2lst in
stRnt, AN .ection will be held on Saturday,
the 20th day Of April next, for the purpose
Of determining by he voice of the qualified
voters therein, whether hogs shall be per-
mitted TO run az large In the following sub
division OF said county OF Dallas, to-wit:
Beginning on the east boundary jine OF said
county at the point. whore the Texas ana
Pacific railroad enters said county thence
along the roadbed OF said railroad west until
1t reaches the trinity river thence up said
river with Its fneanderings 10 he Elm FORK
of said Trinity river thence up SAID Elm
Fork with It's meanderngs 10 the county
line between Dallas and Denton counties
thence east along the north boundary line
OF Dallas county to Rowletts creek thence
down Rowleits creek with Its meanderinga
TO the east boundary line OF Dallas county
thence south along said east boundary line
10 the place OF beginning; except so much OF
said above described sub-dtvision as IL em-
| braced within the limits OF precinct No. |, OF
said Dallas county.
said order having been made upon the be-
ttion OF twenty freeholders living In said
subdivision, asking for the enactment of
stock law under chapter ninety eight, OF the
general laws ofTexRs, spa sed by the Eff
tenth legislature; said election to be held
at the places named below, under the SUI
pervision of the following named ItFsona
appointed by said court TO hold the same,
to-wit: X. b scott, at Poortown Mao Eli
son. at Farmers Branch W. j. Wheeler, AZ
Richardson; VIM. Loyelace, p Upper Duck
creek Is. r. galloway, al WOrthington's
school house BENJAMIN u. Lanhain, ct
Bales School house, and Thomas ID. Coats,
=. Attest A. HARw ooD,
BY W. II. THAoKER, Deputy.
mch22-dlw-w3t.
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Bay Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the
Houston and Texas Central RAILWAY

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. whore
information may be had concerning mo-
only the II. 4 T. b. Railway, but Texas gen.
orally:
FL. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, ALI broadway, N. Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent NJ,
X. and r., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A.. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Information may also lie had at the ageD.
0 es Of the N. X. q 7. Rail way, In New York,
Cnicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louif
7. WALDO,
Cent Pass. a Freight AT Honston Texs.
A. II. eWAHSON,
CENT supts Houston, Tel ianseln
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The nsn ON -,.nn satn.d.

4 newspaper man in Chicago died for
bour In that CT y IL short time since,
immediately found himself in the
oilnions of his satanic majesty, and
ec'eaed at once to interview the
p whom, it is said. he found to be
" respectable looking parsonage,
l mad 1t not been for the arrows
Nil'd tailwhich he occasionally curled
his shoulder, he might have been
u Tor an average member of con-
lie was in good humor and
communicative, giving his new
For all the information asked The
F'f'er found that hell was principally
sp'ed with lightning rod men and
" agents, while the different church>
ere largely represented Upon in
ping Tor some OF his former acquaint-
$ members of the press, he was in.
&c that newspaper men had hell
Ign on earth, and that spacious and
portable quarters were provided for
II IN Fiddler's Green, few miles
/ side OF the big furnace,
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WINES ANDLIQUORs.

VIII IsKY-sweet mash, 81 O9i 90; Sou
mash, 81 S5d6OO. ..,.,,.,,,
or gal. 81 lOa2 90: Port, per CAT, N.4pgt w
bsfry per gal, 81 1904 0t; Madeira, per "a,
1 s1l5 10: White wine, IA cases, u - 81 w
HAMPAIGNE-Cooks in basket, sloEzv
Heidsieck, In basket, s2S o.; krug, ~ basket
S25 W; Domestic champagne, slZglo' 49,.
ALE-Stock ale. cask, 81 l09- S' foi'eF
cask. 81 l5td2 -. s,,z,o.
BRANDfES domestic, in cask, sl2giS;
Gognac. per gall, 81 500 IS; French, per ga,.'
81 seals O0;Apple. per gal. 1905 %, Iene ga
81 1898 75;Ginger, 81 2592 0O;blackoerfyisi "
GINs-Old Holland, per gal, IS 5O95 oVi
Domestic, per gall, 81 4O42 W.
RUMS-Jamaea, 50 30a5.
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nDIIU, ~ WlohITn lgnIIWnY,
ruE STATE OVER

m Ourw- rmeH The djs
4, court muyuuw Monday April, ID
j i good butcher i. much needed Al
k uImun--''uo Good lrmplars o.
hWuur, Increase constantly in
'neugh and almost every week IN
numu.r
. ls rmm-Sm,eBmm' Straw
bal ur ur beginning 10 ripcn and the
.dp pIy promises 10 be pretty good ,---
X BAN NJ fine dun horses were stolen
som Nwle Emerson n sprinkle on
ruc.iN night by some miserable tibet,
= Mg A. Nccb, formerly of Austin,
,ui uuN of New Bmuulcls passed
hfousu here some days since IN pur.
Nh u. horse or cattle thleyes
IN H louutG - Democrat Reporter ;
blor hls the mclslcs Criminal
|ockct u the district court was taken
b ms Moudpy Judge Bonner being
ick the buproccpdcd to elect stephen
'eDy.. p.qoas special judge -undcr the
aEs 1l this state the splnlng for fish in
nr,,b water streams III prohibited
'on tbo ljyh OF February to the 10Th
fmo
pou0a CowH Chronicles The
Ivp never looked better than now,
y nephew of Mr. Brumly was
how from his horse Monday, and
nd au arm broken 10y the fall DR.
|Nritt SET the bone and the patient is
III reasonably well-Dau Sjnglcr
youug man wac lives in the League
'bhburhood, was brought TO town,
onduy, on % charge of displaying too
ucb Partially for another name has
~ i0mm toutR Examiners The
BIZ beers Of the Waco bar will meet at
D courthouse next Monday for the
rp se,of organizing a law library nsso.
Iion.---Olicers Williams and Nels
ARRESTED, on the pu5ic square, in
b city, a man whom they think is r,
i lIollis, the alleged murderer Of a
ung man who was killed at school.
use near Dulfln, Erath county, about
d weeks since. The man protests
sinnocance says his name is Sam
arris and that he lives at Hearne
z, w.. c,,.,,-ch;of. last SIM.
/ ,norni,r SheIT Wilson with n
~onr a,ard st,rtnd for UuntsyilIe
n ,,rS onnv;cts VIA wnro sentenced
h rn.,. for f,Ionies W. ore in,
,,J fI,,, r,lonal " Sf,na has va.
II Go, ,In LoFl, rangn We
4, D., J IDarn thot Lomet Win onite
2, .... ,oo,i,,' '' 'C,,t ,h"r, los;n, ono
y ,.J I,n,a,,;,',, ,hn o,hor rron, the
4, ..',n ' w. s,,, ,,' nhil no wos
II H., ";,i,o,t9s Of n,a noigb
"A E,3 ,f p,,l we, onaa,. ,,,ot on 10
n nlrmo and organ;2eJ themselves
n "'''"','' any W S'''i.IO ~, me- ,'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-09
GRANGER HOUSE,
No, N0S 4 9NT Naln Street, Dallas, FeXa

No, 00S &9G7 Nala street, Dallas, Feyas
hnylng southern exposure, and Is centrally
located. Itlsiu charge OF its old lTupriatoL
a SAWYER who never tniled 20 please his
guests. Parties seeking u house with all tie
tn .rIve Inc ..drapger 4 call Travellers ar
riving In Dallas, VIA the Central rnilroac
oan rescn THIS house by taking the Mai
str, mo- Sc oars, one block south rom DR.
GOT. The best u % "a day house In the ciec
ila sure 10 yet oil the rrret cars IA toe swift
,r,-J,i, SAWYER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-09
EsnILENrS AND gnIrTS,

EsCuLEN rs lrlsh potatoes, per bhl So 80
Sgj 10; onions per Dbl, 80 ~ OUuDagr, wc,.
tern, per crate, none; southern, per dozen,
el 30, KfOutI, per box, S..
BUTTER AND CHEESE Butter, western
per 10, 2lI4bc; cheese, ives cru, l2Wlbc,
IFS pplrS green, per hbl, 80 OOtfB 30
Apples dried, per lbs 6c; pouchoa, per 10 Sc.
oranges, per box, u CO., Lemons, per box, 50,