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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-20

Down In San Bernardino the heather
has been INDUCING in his ways that ars
dark. He keeps store there. On a
recent day he went about town, buying
up all the rice he could. and some OF the
white grOcerymen thought they had
struck pretty good thing in selling out
their stock at a profit. When they at.
tempted to replaces it, however, they
found that owing to the droughtin China.
rice had advanced $3.50 per sack, and
John had corner in rice. They were
compelled to pay an advance on what they
had sold for. The grocers of San Bar
nardino are now willing to admit that
the Chinese must Co." 1t is believed
that If the painful occurrence above
noted had happened before the election.
Kearney's ticket would have received o
very handsome vote in San Bernardino.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-20

A pleasant remedy for the rheuma-
tism is given by the Preaeger Land
wirthschaftliches Wochenblatt to be the
sting of bees. Very few persons would
care to try the remidy it seems to US,
though with some persons the sting does
not seem to amount to much. :. The
same authority gives an instance of a
lady troubled badly with the disease gin
her arm for six months. The bees were
applied and the patient relieved. An
other case was that OF farmer, suffering
from rhumatism, accidently stung by
bees, effecting complete cure. We do
not know anything about the virtue of
the sting, but if it is good we have an
abundance of the remidy at hand.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-20

osoSs 'uoAo "Ai No euou u supply Vi CVhA
on hand that it can be run as long as
wanted.
RAYMOND & ELY.-No change in the
working OF this mine. Are shipping Is
tons of ore to mill daily. Tho COM
pressor and other portions Of that ma.
cbinery are in order to run, only await
ing the pipe to connect the receiver with
the pipe in the pump shaft.
JuDaEs.-The following Judges have
been appointed to act at the Eleo.
ton for Chief Engineer and Assistants:
For Phoebe Hose, No. /, David Cohn /;
Protection Hose, No. Q. Miles CULLEN
Liehtenr Hook & Ladder Co.. Louis
Betz.
K1LIED.-The Salt Lake stage driver
brought word to Phoebe Thursday night
that George Boyd, an ex-Piocher, had
been killed at Silver Reef by an old man,
name not given. Boyd was shot twice,
from the effects Of which he died.
ANN1vEnsAnY.-Next Wednesday, the
Oath, is the day celebrated by the Nor.
mons as their Fourth of july" It being
the anniversary Of their entrance into
Salt Lake Valley. -.=-
UTAH FLouB, in 500 lbs. lots. cheap
for cash. at T. G. Pouiade's, Meadow
Valley street.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-20

LATE RroEIPTs At PouJApE's.
Fine Chewing Tobaccoes.
Fine Smoking Tobaocoss.
sugar Bags.
condensed Milk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
Lamar az lI1nia,

nshyllleAmerlcauj A gsnllemen,
Well Informed, writing u tllH ONCE
on buelneri, from Lup county, Mas
isslppi. egysi "Nnw aud then you
lind a man here making money
by fnrming-a minority ~ them htll-
sustaining, aud majority growing
p0oror and poorer every year " ~
Lief don't come IN rOm0 shape, TIE
people generally viii be- ruined, They
attribute their financial dlblrcHh ia
Bherman'H resumption policy, the dc,
mnnetIlatIOn NJ silver mud the general
aud TOGklpaH extravaganza OF MI sorts
NJ government from center toclf.um'
ference. Senator LnmHt'H speech on
the silver resolutions NJ Matthews h
Freely criticised aud II he persists In
tho course he hnH taken Though lllH
abilities aud Influence are daily appro.
0lntodl, ho viii meet sentiment OF
hostility nmOngnt Ills constituency
that viii certainly, hut gracefully, ~,
tire him 10 the shRdea Of private lie,
Illa brilliant Orntory Though u balm 10
the memory OF Charles Sumncr) viii
not aonlhe The w0unda no lnlllcA upon
hlH own people, black or white, nor
elevate hla HlnteBmnnahip Ia the gen
oral eatlmnlion Of the country.h
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

The unwonted spectacle of "the office
seeking the man." is so rare in these
latter days in Texas, that in the case of
Throckmorton for governor, where the
office is just doing that and nothing
else, papers of the Fort Worth Demos
Gratis style cannot and will not be con.
vinced The Democrat would have the
people believe that the thing is only a
deep laid, but transparent dodge to ac-
complish the nomination and election
OF Mr.. Throckmorton for governor
Now, we have more faith in the honor
and fair dealingof the many well,known
friends of The governor as well as him,
self to believe even for a moment that
there is the least shadow of truth in the
suspicious thus stated. We prefer to
accept the more plausible, as we'll as
satisfactory theory that it is genuine
case OF "the Office seeking the man."
Governor Throckmorton is not schem.
er. He is very popular, not only in his
own district, but all over the state, has
many warmly attached and enthusias.
tic friends, like Captain Fields, but their
own unsupported statements will not
suffice to keep the governor out of the
coming race, any more than they would
deter him from discharging any other
plain public duty. The Democrat should
not fight against fate. and fate has do,
creed that Mr.. Throckmorton shall be-
the next governor Of Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
PROCLAMATION.

la obedience ~ the following resolution
pnssed by The tlly Council, YHi
whereas, IL 10 believed tnW the city can
DO benefited ana hHHuilntd Us concert NJ
action ~ ITO matter ~ builllUg sidewalks
ana planting litth ~ The Intersection II
Sidewalks ana tltrriH, hnd ihal haiu concert
ui acton may 10 oiitHlod by the Mayor la'
suing hlh proclamation regulating nli ptup'
rnlyrnWn,n ~ 90 lNpiuy0 lhtlf property,
therefore, be- n
Resolved, ny the CIly Council that the
Mayor bH aud he IN hereby Instructed % iH'
tuD M Proclamation calling GA All real ps'
int' uWuuH 10 Improve thHlT property, IN
suggested IN The lniopulug preamble, dee
tcuuluR tho KIND Oi sidewalks and tile Kind
Of iiora bot 10 be- y Uut n,
Therefore, I, W, l., CAbell, Mayor Of the
city oi DALLAS, do hereby request all fenl eH-
tate OwnoiH ~ the city ~ Dallas ~ improve
thtir properly by making good gravel ado'
knln mont Of thoif property nnd 10 plant
shade ifueH, tuch m Naples Elm China,
Hos hldof nnd ycumOto ifcas, nlOng The
outer edge " hA'd sidewalks, pnd thereby
hon0nl thor property, and also add "a the
hruih nnd comfort ~ well ~ the beauty Of
tho city,
Ia witness whcroO' I have hcVunio sot
my hand ana uillXod the real Of The city Oi
Dallas, thlH 2ld day OF JnnuaIN, 1913,
AlhEli W, l.. OAlElL,
j, Il, llrnEFpND, Mayor,
Nocfo'hy, lnn2ldl0t,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
THE STATE OVER.

CdSS Co,mtH--Express Cotton cons
tinues to come in.---Wheat crops are
looking we'll Sanford Ryan, a Young
man employed at Captain Il. 4. Boyles
saw mill, met with tragic and fatal
disaster Saturday, 10Th, which resulted
in his DEATH While bearing off lum-
Der the day above mentioned, he fell or
was caught in the belt of the ly.wheel
His left leg was broben and his hips
crushed until they presented horrible
and CHASTITY sight.
Kaufman Comlty.--Star A farmer
by the name OF Wiltse, living eight
miles northwest of this city, lost fifty
tons of hay on Saturday night from fire.
"A petition is in circulation in this
city, praying for u presidential pardon
ofeX Postmasterl Johnson. -Cononizer
Cole, who has just located several huns
dred Pennsylvanians in 'rhrockmorton
county, passed through Terrell Monday
night, on his way to Harrisburg, Penn.
sylvania, "A, traveller by the name of
Wendell, formerly of Missouri, reached
Terrell on Tuesday last, with several
ugly wounds on his right leg, besides
severe bruises over much of his person
by his horse falling through the rotten
planKs of n broken bridge, between this
CITY aud Dallas.
Berar t0mty.-Express: A few DAYS
ago Captain L. B. Millett, of Austin.
sold to Mr.. Dorsey 5000 cows, TO be
delivered on the Canadian, at sl2 per
head. Cattle men consider il first-
class sale.---The Brazil murderers,
whose cases were transferred to this
county from Dewitt will probably have
hearing in our district court this
morning. Major Burgess, of Seguin, Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

here 10 aid 10 the woseclil0n--h no
news cane from Caslr0yllle yesterday
that the prisoner shat ly Sheriff AfHgll
gas still alive mt there Was llllle nope
for his recovery Tile county eon-
mmsipner win Iiahalg aHIlla llle
question ~ constructing q pfW JOY ln'
day AZ lhat rrmiIua % helnnr W 20
choose plan or aiyia Of eas'' W
HI Was81u. who was lu.i aud lnunH
milty of mnushughtrE IN lhr charge
AGAINST him Of iaflpg lhe lllfNl lNAil''
Wnodsnu, la chic cllY some llNr 5'NN'i
aud whose case was Reversed Anl ,p7
manded by tho court ol appeals hh'
cause oil Tho failure of Judge Nponan 70
charge selfdeiense, WAS released on
go 0ul hail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
Centaur
.Lininn ents,

One Kind fOl tho Huaan y,ml.
The Other for Horses and hrI- .,
A.Fhese iAnlmonls eresImpy 100 ga ''--''
Tho world Thor elects gao lIttls l ,,4., u
marvellous, ''-' Nst
Ihe white Liaimeut is l,u..
lhullgi llWlil drive itAtumaii. wv 4il
ana hrplhlHlN nom the tvsist,,- ~ nN lallfi
bAgpi thllblainsl Lu0kjaW lal. VGlp Lun
most thlhhepuA hrupilOns. Il III, 'Wll sli
hpiii frozen hNiiHH nhl ipai ana VI 1''a ilp
pl bllth hni hllhRa NJ yfullnlla wv l7ltlt
hhplpph evening" ah MltVaii, Fn,i,f' Y
nVrIY hlud, When hnf8ibs M XVI, VAN n
u 10 TIE mot potent feuely s, .,N n, pfeu
~ neal lhp Injured pats ina .,',algel
llnpnt u used win gIfal eiHesaV' WV, wv lll'
Throat, Ibpfh0ohf, Gltm Ur,6'i.' 'pl NJ
ana Weak HACK The m.ll gtugis dh,slhfAs
Pie ~ ihn numerous iHaliWonisl. ssal'
lEplAFA liphE, Ieli, co., md. Mo. a.,
~ lhlnt " my duly ~ Inform yip n IN
nave hWflcd much with nnsNen y ylll
ehprds' 4 lnW bot Hon NJ Cenlauf Lima,
has donr hr WDrf ipr me. / heve '1 neiill
nee frum these sWellluqs m fIgIf ~ t pol trl
I nm pl1ec'iV weh Tno Eminent os,s ~
DO applied warm, VssH
"BENJAMlN BROWN
lbp proof IN Ia tho Ulsl, ltkn1l,t. ,
~ mandy, ~ " cheap, ana 6UIy i.s y
ohuuld have tho Wlilttu Ctanr iin,,a!
lhe hoitoW geHiRur Iininsa,W
adapted a. thp tough muHOles, ee,i.
ieAh ui hofHeN ana RnlWHlH, ID ias ns,t, ivy
rd more wonderful uuhh iu threetf.gg
NpRvln, strain, Wlnd,gas, HtniSs.
lMtruSi hnu general lmurnen lhan M
olhtl iylnndlnh ln existence, Road VhaA
great ENproHhuen say Oi ill
NEW YoVg, januay lgl
"hNeiy owner 81 horses HhDuld slys *,
Centnur Llnluont u tilal, No eohslde, N
the Dohl article over hrd In our stable
"ll, MARSH,
"supt Adams Ia, slablANY
.. 40, FuAIA,
"hupL .,H. FH blfaNY
~ nGRTR. OLiN'
"Supt, Nat, lX, Stables, N. "
The best patrons OF this LlnlmentAb, p,,.
mcm ana Veterinary Surgeons, who me- eos,
annually using pono Llnlinent, ii be,,
Rlla, wounds ana poll,oyll, removes MI.
lnga, and IN worth millions Gf dollar Al.
nuhllS 70 Farmers, llyefysntn, stock gov.
ora, hhgop'fiisoIa, aud those having hora
on cattle,
what u FHrrlcr cannot do for 80 the On,
tau Linimont viii do nj a ifilins cost,
Those LlnlnrnlH uro sold by all deAlsn
throughout the country, rhoy are warranted
by the pfoprlolOiA, and abuttl0 viii oglyN|
10 any fhlfior on fhyhclan who ueslrs 81
tost them
Laboratory Of J. 3. Rose & Co.,
a. Dny ~, NEW yoRR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

IL the editor of the Brennan Banner
will go to any tirstNclass bookstore and
inquire, he will probably find most
interesting, though modest, volume,
with the title Views Afoot, or Wander
ings in Germany" by Bayard Taylor.
We envy the editor the treat in store
Tor him in the book named, if it is so,
that he has never read it, He will
then find that the HERALD usually cor
rect in its assertions, is still correct
when it compares Bayard Taylor, the
present minister to Germany, with the
thoughtful, poetic youth of 1853 or 1854,
who saunters, on foot through Germany
about that time Bayard 'raylor's
career is essentially typical of the pos,
sibilities which lie before every intelli-
gent and capable youth in America, and
we are proud of him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
nlnn MI,a la o larnnrnI.

Tho Thid French Inuayos have luHl
sent an address Of coincidence 10 klnH
IlumberL 10 accompanied Wy lhrAp'
al his majesty 10 lhe nnl' pl
dorpnml Ia the regiment THIS dl5llne,
lion, of which King Victor Emanuel
was very proud, was conferred on hlH
late majesty Wy The same regiment on
the battle lield Of faleslro. lielallNe 10
His incident an officer Of lhe onrps 70,
iales llat every evening NJ tho roll'eall
Corporal Victor Emnnuel was named
like tho rest, 6hen tho oldest solller
~ tho middle Of lhe room,
replied, "AhBonl on leave
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
Tn0nnborntory Of tno system.

Tho stuIpoch IN the lnbolutO y OF the sys.
tenn, In which certain mysterious procotsog
nru constantly going on These result In
the production Oi that wonderful Ylvlylng
uguut the blood, which In state OF heath,
Iu,hcu lHdon with the olcmoutHut vilulsly
TO the romoteat paris OF the bystCm, Hut
whoa the stomach is pRrllg y mygrd by
dybpuprin, blood muuuMClu = lH carried ON
I'M orl,ctly, tho circulation grows Tim ana
NlugRiBh, Hnd tho syNtun hutuW In COnpv-
QuUnur, Nor over, indigestion tel,'iH upon
the liver and bowels, rendering the rst
NugglHh aud the latter cuuStipRtcd, The
brilu nlap tullors hY sympRthN, anu SICK
hoe dHchgH, MUtplcssness ANA nervous ymp-
tnms ARE onWendcrod llustctors stomach
iltteiA rotOrma this state OF things gives
permanent tone ana regularity 10 the stOm.
nch and itS associate organs, tho bowels ana
liver, aud insurcS complete nourlShmcnt
aud Increased vlgur of the system, II X the
mont popular as wen ~ this most efficient
autl-dyspoptlc ana tonic In America.
fphlWil9OWlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

M other medicine IN the world WIS over
gwen such II test ol ~ curative qualities ~
linHphruh Oormun Hyup In three ycnla
two million four hundred thousand small
hutiloH NJ this medicine wW distributed ifvo
or chQrvr, by druggl'H IA thln country 10
tho q Hnllot Il with consumption asthma,
GROUP severe coughs, pneumonia anu Other
dHuuNrH IT the ihlunt und lungs, RlNluR no
AmorlcUn people uudoumblu proof mt
Oormun Hytup viii cure tholn, Tine result
hnN boon that druRgiih Ia uvoiy town ana
village la the United RtutpH ARE recommends
ug n 10 tholr customers. Go 10 your drug
uH ana ark what they know about II, sam.
plr bottlrRtou cnnA, Regular mEu seventy
hvu cents. ThrOo dozen viii rcll We any
case, inblOdlwNWlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

MASSACHUSETTS Is excited on the dog
question, The Boston edition Of Henry
Bergh objects to mua1ling dogs, md ms
sists that the only inrallible preventive
of hydrophobia is marriage, No mars
ried dog was ever known to run mad,
he says Texas has never tried mars
rioge as u specific against hydrophobia
in dogs perhaps for the reason that it
40 often produces madness in men and
women, Texas has II remedy for hy>
drophobia however 1t il simple
enough impose u heavy tax on the
owners of the dogs, 1t may be mpos-
sble for the ordinary brain TO under,
stand how q tax on u man viii prevent
rabies in his dog, but, then it is the
Texas specific
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
FOR SAFE.

Ihe Gao sifHm milll knpWn W. ine VALLEY
igllih, lpealll pn lAe hphlHH nypr, = Wlifs
wet "a NHfp ln q noe RLeal gipging
hullding ls pi nnfslpne, alluf ibzWGfi
hqlHlt, $500 Ruu rHf-Nalf bipHtt hlEAi hHd
lluiaila our 90 NJ core nnn two M WheHi
fDnks, Inc machinery ~ iniH Horse pnNeT
u in 5000 order ihis ifsimhlf pfpnHy ran
DO p8uhhbfd nu iit most alFaUfHgrnus
ttHnh, bnih 40 W prlff Hul illue. tnT mFiA-
q palileniars flil.pr address % pall pn lpp ~
VI appi lrAHa,
dfrlldgm WM, A. FORT,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
GRANGER HOUSE,
No. Dos 4 9O7 Main street, Dallas, Texas

This house is new and well ventilated.
having southern exposure, and Is centrally
5. sawyer, who never failed to please his
guests. Parties seekinga house with all the
comforts OF home, cannot do better than
irving in Dallas, via the Central railroad
can reacn this house by taking the Mai.
street horse cars, one block south from dn
pot. The best u % day house In the cleo
unsidOm u. SAWYER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

A family circle hereit Ola vito and mother
soon becomes cheerieSs-humelosS The
husband sobs and monns the livG-long night,
Ucho, uterine irregularities, luucOrrhum,
pains mud Nohes, palpitution, etc, until her
whole frame became affected, and finally
mental and physical prostr0ton supervened
and death relieved her Of Hll her troubles.
ltsho mad only use English Female Bitters
an the above complainant would have been
cured, and she restored to the open N nls and
affections OF her family A who nre thus
afflicted nre cordially invited to cal upon
Common ~ Walker Dallas, and gain paitlcu-
lars, tehlNtilmCh6W2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23
Great Limited Mail Route
FROM
ST Louis to the East.
COMPOSED on THE
' ANDALlA LINE, PAN HANDLE
AND
PENNSYLVANIA r. r.
Tho Only Routo Running Pullman
Palace Cars from st. Lopis to Now
Yorl. Without Chaupe.

The above represents the Shortest and
Quickest Route nom st. Louis to the Sea-
board, runninr through ono of the most
populous and interesting portions of the
country, with many large and important
cities upon its liup, II passes through Van
dalia, Efiingh IN, Terre Hautc, Iudlanapo-
Columbus, Newark, Steuheunvlle, Pitts
bufgh, Crosson, Altoona, Harrisburg, Lam
caster, Philadelphia, Trenton, Newark, N.
J., and Jersey City, on Its route To New
York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

llTAhTtD-A situation on q laImi ~ "
w work On HhaTfs, ~ a nan ana lilnl'
y ponhialing ~ vito aud four bays nearly
'fansisl uFAHNEll," this oflioe,
no EXCllAkGE.-rh Hnres ul lnn1 ln
Young lifh w iuhnton Anh 800 w penr
ton rOuuilps ~ b4rhHubu lpl Bppl Dlllha
GitY properly o. good lani nom liyp " nlglil
mica nom Ualllh, 10 4 estate Oiilnp ~
Main sifbii, uppns,tb llp rnufl mouse, ,,.,
lnnai'lW, b'hlpNhNa'
-rhdyrnifpmguis may bp handed
~ into our huHlursa ONCE ~ 20 W No
and luin lhr composing roam llll %, ~,
.INO MuVE FUHNlIUNE, rlANOhL uOk'
l luH Glasses, lllnu win care, ana very
Oheap, N ~, KnElll klt Leave orders az
I,f Murphy a Cpp Lamar street 0olA,lm
Az ANTEp Everybody ~ have lheil
w GlOlhrs cleaned, dyed Hud repaired ~
iAtOh.W EN- lth NloHulnR ana llynlng w.
lnhllhh,enl, Hb Main hirorl, Dallas, HAllh'
faction warranted, lulyll'lyf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

Avn nov III va have 70 do ia to scoop
up M many Of the silver dollars Of ON
daddIes ~ tho extravaganza Of previous
years have spared 10 our patient Longs
suffering papas, The silver dollar
omerges from the shadow which had
oclIpsed IL, and no single, pleasant
Jingle Ii wanting when II and Ia fellow
repoHo together In tho same purse
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

Tho Most Emlnct Living Aulhon
MAX Muller, Prof. Tyndali, Dr. ~ b N,
penter, r. A, Proctor Prof Huxley Jas A
Fruudo, Edward A. Freeman, Frances pOga
CObbe, u, Ma1kruzie WHlInce, The Duke
Argyll, Mira, Muloch, William Black, Jai
lngolow, Miss lhackeray, Mrs Opha0I
Mis-, Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, Maille'
Arnold, Turgueuicf Auerblch, Rnskln, Ten
nSsOn, Browning, Hnd many otherHi aenf
TeHpnLpu IN the DugpS OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

Tm New Hampshire campaign which
will close with ~ election early Ia
March, has not yet caused any oonHId
cradle excitement even within tho state
but there appears now to bc u general
awakening on both sides and tho short
time remaining will DO improved The
candidates for governor arc exception
ally good men, which put. q campaign
Of mudsthrowing entirely out Of the
question,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

MlNlrrsrLy, the stories that are rife
Of u bloody renewal of kaskluSiam near
sholbyyilc, Kentucky aud elsewhere
In the southwest aud south, Indicate
tho disposition of the republican party
uull TO bear aloCt Tia banner Of "thc
bloody.ohirl," Acts rlawlcsncas, with
whites for perpetrators and blacks for
victims, ara yet conspicuous on im pros
grOmmc, Tho sonsalon,machinc IL IN
working ordor, aud II can grind out m
unlimited number Of shocking cases,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

'fue Waco 3t'plont thanks heaven
that that city IL not as lawloss IN Dallas,
There was once u man who, praying
said, go Lord, thank thee that ! am
not "a other men are" etc, and he
didn't get much reputation by it, either
even with tho Lord, Now, Waco has
just passed through another Icwml fire,
the result of mccndmrism, so the 2t'r'
phone says, She has regularly from one
to three big fires u year from tho same
cause, whilo Dallas hasn't had u fire
from any cause worth speaking Of for
years, Commcnt would bo supcrIluous,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-23

EaE MANY nBHALDls pnhllhhrN hfN
mornina, eEoapl nn Monday Nv W
nnunm in sdpAnpf, postage NprH,N "
9,eenis ~ sn1k delivered w mo CIV,
AnvHt,4esi 40 HATES nus square lfn 90,
nnnnainlll one iiilH y ~ r.tl NNs,stti"tfV
lnsfitl0n, 10 cents hphflhi ihlhn ~ NffNf
inoniiIy and Yearly 'adYfiliteiA
~. MANLY HEbALp 10 published eYnv
'bniurday 40 Tnl Aaai " " peF.yeafl posi-
agH pIepAln'
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OpFICE, |
CITY OF DALLAS, February 4, 1878. (

MAYORS OpgICR, |
Cry OF DALLAS, February 3, 1873
At u regular meeting of the CITY Council
held February 18th, 1871, u resolution was
adopted, lnstructing tho Mayo 10 appoint
II 60 nmitlec OF three aldermen to be known
IN the" Purchasing Con mittee."
The duty OF this committee IN to make all
purchas of every kind and description, that
IN y he necessary In tho different depart
ments of tho city government. Aldermen
Shone, llill and Crowdus have been APP
pointed on said committee. The officers Of
every department of tho city government,
m well ms the citizens of the city generally,
will please consider this notice and act In
accordance with tho sune.
W, l.. CABELL,
febO-dl0t. Mayor, City of Dallas.
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