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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01
THE STATE OVER.

lomJ County - Graham Leader
Measles now prevailing in town and
county. --,iraham needs daily mail.
The business done here demands it.
The farmers have been taking advan,
tag of the pleasant weather to do their
spring blowing, Nj. j. W. Horne,
killed n hog last week which weighed
i2l pounds This is, doubtlessly, the
largest hog that has been killed in
Young county.--rhe farmers are
stirred up on the hog law question. -
Graham boasts of one OF the best schools
in Texas.
CoryeH Co,mtH--Gatesville sun: Bar.
mes Holloway of Eagle Springs, was adj
Judged lunatic on Thursday last, and
is now confined in jail until it can be
ascertained whether there is vacancy
in the asylum at Austin. Before and
during his trial he attracted quite
crown by his preaching the gospel as he
called it.-County court COR civil bust
ness has been in session during The past
week Much probate business was diss
pOStu VI. lHt lIton river nHS Dcen
up TO. weeks.---Public sentiment is
favorable to the repeal of the local op,
ton law.--A-The subject of organizing
reading room is being agitated. Cot,
ton gins throughout the county are
kept constantly busy, and while ginning
Is going on cotton keeps coming in
Gatesyille has q surplus of cotton Just
now. We counted over ninety bales in
one yard,
Harris County Telegram Active
are being made for tho ans
nual Purim ball Either the 2lst or
the 18th of February will be decided
upou as the day on which it will be held.
The city and gas company, are hay
ing trouble, and the citizens are desir>
rus of compromise between the two
During the past week |
he receipts of cotton over the Texas
md New Orleans railroad was 1858 |
,ales Mr. I. w. House slaughtered |
asst week one hundred and eleven full
rown hogs, for consumption on his
lrcola plantation. Mr.. House says he
will not have to purchase any bacon or
log meat during the coming year The
aving in raising hogs is immense, and
nd the cost feeding them but triiling
{ he were to purchase this supply It
ould cost Sss0--a nice little sum these
ard times. The Age says, DR.. Kavan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

Is June mn election viii be held in
Oregon for state officers and members
OF the legislature, The fact that the
legislature will choose successor to
Senator Mitchell makes the election
one OF general interest. The present
legislature consists of forty.Iive demo
Gratis, iorty-one republicans and four
Independents. A sufficiently large pro.
portion of the senators holding over
are democrats to make that body demo
cratic without doubt and the chief
contest will be for members of the
house, of whom there are sixty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01
The Antecedents OF Disease.

Among the antecedents of Il sease are n
ertness IN the circul ton of the blood, an
unna,urally nttenua ed condi ion o. the
physique, indicating that the life current is
deficient In nu'ritive prop TT ,es, a wan,
haegard look Inability TO digest the food
sensation of unnatural languor. All thes
may be regarded rs among the indicla OF mp
proachlng disease, which will eventua "
attack the system and overwhelm II, II IL il
vigorate, then, without loss of time, making
choice of The greatest vitalizing agent cx-
tant, Ito letters stomach Rlt'ers, an ixir
which has gwen health aud vigor Ia myr.
lads OF the sick and debilitatod, VIII ch Is
avouched by physicians and am ly sts 10 he
pure as wei as eifecti ., which Is Immensely
popular IN this country, and extensively
used abroad, and viii h has been Tor years
past one OF the leading mo icinal apics OF
America dian99to feb5-wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01
PROCLAMATION.

In obedience TO the iolibwing re.oiutiou
passed by the city Council, viz
Whereas, IL 10 believed that the city can
be benefited and beautihed ny concert of
action In the matter at bulldog sidewalks
ana planting trees At the intersection Ell
sidewalks anu streets, and that said concert
OF action may be effected by the Mayor Is.
suing his proclamation requesting ali prop.
eoty-owners to so improve their property,
therefore, be II
Resolved, BY the City Council that the
Mayor be and he Is hereby Instructed to is
sue his Proclamation calling ON all real es-
tate owners 10 improve their property, as
suggested In the foregoing preamble, de-
scrihine the kind OF sidewalks and the kind
OF tees best TO be pant Vi.
therefore, |, W. L.. Cabell, Mayor of the
city OF Dallas, do hereby request all real es.
tate owners In the city of Dallas to improve
their property by making good gravel side
walks In front of their property, and TO plant
shade trees, such as Naples, Elm. China,
BOX Elder aud sycamore trees, along the
outer edge OF said sidewalks, and thereby
dement, their property, and also add TO the
health and comfort as well "a the beauty OF
the city.
In witness whereo, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of the city OF
Dallas, this I'D day Of January, 1878.
Attest: w. l.. CABELL,
]. 3. HEREFORD, Mayor.
secretay. jan24diot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

A FEW moro questions between Burke
and Chandler will doubtless onvolve
truth enough TO enable jury to do full
justice to the returning board lambs.
Burke's blade is keen one, and il is
driven to the hilt at every thrust. A
fifteen year lease of power suiliced to
render the republican party corrupt
enough TO make n leader of such u
man m Chandler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

This In the great female medicine OF the
present century. IL IL prepared expressly fol
he cure of chronic female com plants and
Irregularities, and Its cures are truly won.
dertul, Married or single ladies', who ar,
afflicted with Mysteries, with uterine troub
les, sick headache, palms In side and back
who are Frustrated, pale, feeble and emacla
ted, nervous and cross, with loss OF appetite
palnitation and general indisposition, have
only to use one bottle to be assured of rapid
recovery. They cure by strengthening and
building up, and lmpRrting pure blood 10
that which has become Impoverished La
dies OF Dallas should call on Conner Il
Walker, or DR.. Howell. ldtlllfebl5-w9t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

TIM latest agitation in San Francisco
is not about II broken bank, u domestic
scandal u divorce suit, u new bonanza,
ar tho expulsion of the Chinese, but
the silver qucslion---the fractional part
OF tho dollars of our latlicrs.' In
BRET San irnEciscnns are excited upon
the question Of "ton-cent shavcs," and
are determined TO carry their point or
do their own shaving.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01
Antnnishinr sucress

IL Is thu duty OF every person who hns
tsed Boschees German syrup to let Its
wonderful qualities be- known to their
friends In curing consumption, seve @
cough, Group, asthma, pneumonia, aud In
fact all throat and long diseases No per-
son can use IL without immediate relief.
Three d0ses viii relieve any case, AVID We
consider Il the duty OF all druggists TO REQ.
ominend IL TO the poor dying consumptives
al least to try one bottle, rs 10000 dozen bot.
e5 were sold last year and no one case
cine as the German Syrup can not be too
widely known. Ask your druggist about II.
sample bottles 10 try, sold at 10 cents. Reg
ular size, 20 cents. For sale by all druggists
fan2ljlW.Wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

r l,ep BrAn's band, numbering about
one thousand warriors, which, on the res
turn of their chiefs from Washington,
packed up and joined Sitting Bull, are
supplied with Sharps rifles, plenty Of
ammunition and quantities Of mules,
all furnished by benelcent and phil
anthropic government.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

'rur Jacksboro Echo, u wide>awake,
well.iniormed frontier paper, has the
following paragraph. II has very un,
mistakable ring to it,
The DALLAS HERALD is first, last, and
MI the time, in favor of Hon. j, W.
ThroclSmorton for governor, and it Ia
our opinion that he will be elected If he
seeks the office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

TnG Houston Telegram says that eight.
ming struck barn in Throckmortons
district and killed four candidates for
his seat in congress" That has more
wit than truth in it. We have heard
of no candidate in this district yet but
doubtless we could find one if we lol4
lowed the trail n short time, There are
only y fem men who want to so to con.
gress from the Third district
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01
OF THE CRY OF DALLAS.
FOR SALE.

The iine steam mill, known IN the Valley
Inllls, located on the liOsquo river, - niles
west OF Waco In u tne wheat growing
country, which Is rapidly settling up. the
building N Of limestone, about hOX7O fec I
square, two and Gne-hulf stories hlgh, and
contains one set OF corn aud two OF wheat
rocks, The machinery OF forty horse power
IN In good order, This desirable property can
DO purchased ON the most advantageous
terms, both AZ 10 price ana time, For lurlh-
or paI tlculnrs either address or call On mo AT
Waco, Texas,
dccld2m WM, A. FORT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

lnG social life of Washington, if we
may believe Tho correspondents, has
undergone u wholesome change, The
attempt to dazzle by superior elegance
and costliness of dress and cquipage SO
prevalent during the late administra,
ton, seems almost to have come to nm
end, and all through the ranks ofpolit-
ico and soolol lii, the change is marked
and for the better.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01
GRANGER HOUSE,
No. 905 l. 907 Main Street, Dallas raxa.

Rats It's mouse is new and wen ventilated.
incsie5 southern exposure, and is centrally
>, sawyer, who never failed to please his
s oss, fafties seeking house with ali tl,e
10 som s,,ca OF home, cannot do better than
riy5inS i -, Hranger' = call. Travellers ar.
can reach this house by taking the MAJ
s Si, morse cars, one block south from IL,
Ro.. Inc best VI 90 & day house in the c,a.,
sure 70 set OIL thestreet cars al tn switts
-''o" \. SAWYER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

VlROWn politicians say that II Ia
probable that General Joseph Il, John
sion will 80 TO the next house in place
OF ex'0oyornor Walker, who will not
again be u candidate,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

TIM secretary of the Lee monument
association sent to the citizens of Rioh>
mond five thousand envelopes entrcatN
ing subscriptions to the monument
fund. T'hirty-eight of these envelopes
were returned, containing $40 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

ELsnwnrRE we publish n touching
letter from the widow of the brave Mc>
Nelley, The hosts OF admirers Of the
lamented officer will be glad to know
that his honored grave is thus decked
by the hand of IA friendship which is
kept green even after death. The state
owes Captain King deep obligation.
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Attention, Property Holders

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nrst day of February, 1878
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING ili FEBRUARY

Fom WORM has u new daily, the
Evening journal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-01

MAJOR RoNp's argument before the
congressional committee is given in
another place, and will be read with
interest.
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10 the Voters OF Dallas.

Bong candidate Tor the office of City
say that If elected and 1t should become
necessary to collect taxes by levy, ad certise-
ment ana sale, my charges IN such cases
shall not exceed the expenses actually in
CURED under such advertisement and sale.
Ian2i,lw, FEE b. BRYAN.
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We will find buyers for Lands Farp,s o,,,
Ely property, We will find renters Tor
s,a' dwellings and stores. Furnish ab.
s stn perfect titles, pay taxes etc. Nesoti.
vsvs so an on real estate security. Make sur.
bny, sell and locate lanl certiaost ~ county
.Io.nsan anu city property In the North tn
tIehange for Texas property. WV No''n 10
90 n ni,si{g an extensive acquaintance with
uon is turned In this direction mo- r,, aste q,
IL In our hands. Wv "en 70 Place
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\tyANTED-.'ro EXchanfo- 40 acres on
w good land, 100 In cultivation, 200 hehl
OF beeves, horses or mules, and one thonbhhu
dollars IN cash fort stock Of gooas. Lhuus
i'm Fast Texas, prairie aud timber. Apply W
WORD 4 REARBf, Attys at Law,
dccIlf over Exchange Bank
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", CE.-Adyertisements may he handed
~ into our business ONCE up 10 p m,
and into the composing room TIL u, M
,V,O MOVE FURNITURE, PIANOS. LOOK
inK Glasses, Etc, with caro-, ana very
Cnoap. II, IL. KREUlER. Leave orders ~
j. T.. Murphy " Co, Lamar street. oct2-lm
\AT ANTED - Every body 10 have then
w clolhos cleaned, dyed and repaired ~
JACOB. W EBER'S cleaning ana Dyeing I'm
Establishment, 800 Main street, Dallas. shtls'
faction warranted. Iulyll-lyr
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Wanted Situation


Az ilTE ulRL--A good white girl 10 wan
w ON table AT the American house, Nc,
Kinney, Toms. ono who can hiihg Rood
reference ana underalnnds her business
good homo and good wages IL guaranteed
lnnAl.IL
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JNO EXCHANGE s@ ncreH OF lhh1 VI
Young, li7O Ia Johnson ana Ho ~ D9h-
ton counties 10 exchange for good Dnllhh
city property or good land lrom nVe I9 tlghi
Main street, opposite the court house, a.,
iunpg.iu' W. q. SlCKLES.
, 1878-07-20


Frederick Hasse graduated at
the head Of his class IN a, Ger
man university, in 1870. He
was heir to S80,00O, and his
prospect Of a successful career
could hardly have been bright
er. A few days ago he died in
st. Louis, where he had for a
been a porter in a medical
,ge, a victim of the opium
t.
physicians of Berlin have sent forth
an urgent warning against the use of
the popular baby carriages in which the
little ones sit facing the nurse and are
pushed backward. The natural desire
Of the eye is to draw nearer to what it
sees. and the practice of reversing this
normal order of things and causing sur
rounding objects to recede is liable to
affect injuriously the developement of
both sight and brain.
An acquaintance Of Herr Diem
the vlolincellist, was compelled
to pay damages in an action in
an action in Stuttgart, instituted
by the musician for injury to
his hand through a squeeze that
disabled him for weeks.
THERE is IN every human coun-
tenance either history or proph
ecy, which must sadden, or at
least soften, every rejecting
observer.
, 1878-07-20
Advantage Of being a Woman.

"Make way for the ladles."
is the law of civilized society
from the equator to the poles.
"Will any gentleman oblige a
lady?" asks the omnibus con-
ductor in his blandest tones; and
no sooner said than done. For
whom are the titbits reserved
at every feast? Who is served
first and has the best seat at
breakfast, dinner and supper?
Woman, lovely women! Who
pays for them? Man, the
wretch!
Man loves and runs away; we-
man brings action for breach OF
promise and gets damages. Wo-
loves and she rides away; man
brings his action and gets hoot-
ed out of court.
Whatsoever things are beau
tious, whatsoever things are rare
and costly, are at the disposal
Of woman to make her irreslsta-
BILE. Even the robin redbreast
lays down his life and justly too,
since a bird in the hat is worth
two in the bush. The little
bow-wos give up their brass col
lars that they may shine upon
her snowy neck. She goes forth
conquering and to conquer
Man-poor devil, with his chm
ney pot hat, and his coats-made
of the wool of the ~congenial
sheep-is a mere collection OF
cylinders, and his garments
seem contrived to enhance his
native ugliness.
Who tolls and suffers all hard
ships-bears the burden of the
day, and the rigor and darkness
of the night? Man, the unlucky
rascal. Meanwhile, woman,
bless her sweet heart. gives a
smile, an order or two, and is
queen of herself, that heritage
Of Joy.
These are only a few Of the
reasons which show what q
Nd end glorio- g it is
oman, cause
tue eing
riv-