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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
PROCLAIM NATION.

In obedience 10 tho following ro,Olutlon
messed hy The ny Council, Was
Mhrr'uH, II n believed thui fhe city can
10 h'htUil u ana buauti1u hy concert Oi
hollun Ia lhr matter OF hulldl ~ sidewalks
hnu planting ttrtg NJ the iutHTst elton 81
sldtWhIkh buu streets, uud that haiu concert
ul ACT on hhy 10 eilioted by the Mayor ih'
NulhR hh proclamation requesting ali prop.
Therefore, be- II
Resolved, ny the e ~ Council that the
VI S.ul be- u, Il lo IN hereby instructed 10 Is
sue NJ pr rhlnhllOn calling on all real es.
tllt owners 10 Improve their property, rs
suggested IA hr foregoing preamble de-.
Hcllplns the klud ol sidewalks and the KIDD
OF liecs hist 10 be- p MT Il,
therefore, |, W, l.. CAbell Mayor Of the
GUY o. builnS, 90 hereby request NIL real es-
laleownen IN thucily al Dallas 10 improve
men property 10y making good gravel RIde'
Walks IN mont OF then property ana 10 plant
Snduu noes, uch IN Naples Film china,
DON hIder ANA ycamOro tree, along the
lulvf eugo OF sA'I sldown lis aud thereby
hehtnl ihef property, ana ulsp add % the
llrllll and comfort Ms well AS the beauty OF
the city,
In witness whcroo have hereun'o set
ny hnhd AMI ulliNcd the senl Of the city OF
l.'lus, lhls I'd duy OF January, 1913
Attst ". l.. ca NELL,
d. Is, HEREFORD, MnvOr,
NtrfpinN, lnn2idlOt,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
THE STATE OVER.

Marion Co'mty-Jimplecute The re.
union OF the Mexican war veterans will
take place in Jefferson some time this
month. citizens of Jefferson
have just returned from hunt in the
gulf counties, and brought quarter of
a carlsbad OF game with them. Mr..
A. H. Roberts, son of Mr.. w, G. Roberts
of this county, was drowned nea, Fair,
field few days ago. He was one of the
most promising young boys OF the state
Limestone CouaM- Mexia Ledger
The wheat crop is quite promising
The dry weather of last fall prevented a
large area from being 'sowel in wheat
yet some wheat raisers have as much AS
usual in that crop, The city authors
tiles have run all games of chance out
OF town, "A meteor fell and exploded
near Mr.. Hancock's not long since.
Report says Mr.. IL. was considerably
shocked by it.
Comanche Co.mtH-Chief Last week
we gave an account of the shooting
match at Hazel Dell, and the subse,
lN,N'' N'N"PV VI tuItt IcpuNtu morse
thieves at the house OF old man Mackey
A shocking and lamentablc SEQUEL to
this aiiray occurred Thursday night, of
which we cannot gain the particulars |
with any certainty. The substance is
that about thirty men came to Mackey's |
last Thursday night and taking the old
man out murdered him by hanging him
10 a tree. There is no cause known for
he deed, excepting the fact that he
vas the father of Nat Mackey, and as
uch gave him shelter when he came to
lis fathers home.-People in this
ection are paying more attention to
ruit culture than ever before.
1Lamar County.-Paris Express: The
Express agent at this place, Mr. John P.
iriiliin, was knocked down and robbed
4 a $4,000 packatge, tahe depot,
ist before the arrival of the eastern
ound train. by, as yet, unknown par.
les. The money had been expressed
y the 7. +. Bank 10 a firm in st. Louis.
he Texas express company promptly
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Maid over the amount, and 40 donbt
will use strenuous Efforts ~ ferret OUT
tho party or parties Wh0 committed tho
daring deed The ollilens u this
county have held q meeting, % take inlo
consideration lhe pFoprlnly Of ollhllhH
same induGemenl % Mfssrs, flngfri
dnhnson a Company Of South Caroline
10 move their cotton MILLS lO nnf county
Williamson f5miy "A hOrse hrloug-
ing ~ Iamrs saul, living nn the liruahy,
near hele, died 0l hYdrpphnhiA lasl
week "a fire recently destroyed ne
residence occupied hy Mrs Rose aud
Virgins Very little loss except The
house. ----On the dlst ullimn the cor
ner store Of tho new court house ~
leOrgelOWn WIS laid Wy the Masonic
fraternity in the presenGe OF three
hundred people, Norton Moses, The
grand Master Of the state, WIS prescott
aud conducted the ceremonies. ThOmps
T., Hughes delivered an appropriate ad'
dress, Among the articles placed Ia
tho corner store for the benefit ni pos
terity In marking this age ot progress
we're u bible, copies Of the constitution
Of the grand lodge A Y, aud a, N and
Of tho bylaws Of San Gabriel lodge, q
Masonic square aud compass, some gold
aud silver coin, u sample ni wheat, and
copy each Of the Headlight, the Sun
and tho late Record.
Hlrrisoa Couaiu-Mathall Messenger
h. z Smith, who made his escape lron
a deputy sheriff NJ This county has been
arrested aud h Ia jail jim Audcr
soh, refugee from Justice from lhii
county, was arrested by Deputy Sherll
Harris, Ia llregR county on "Wednesday
-On Monday night Mr. George W
Munden, VI llallyllle, went with apofa'
~ arroat a freedman 10y the name a
William Bell charged with wrcckluganC
ruhbing trains on the Texas a Puclli,
railway They found him concealed ~
a farm near llallyillc, Mr. Mundon ad
yanoed upon him, aud was immediately
fired upon by Bell, Iho ball slIikinl
} him IN the arm near the wrist rnnglnl
/ up aud lodging in or near the elbow
The posse returned Bells fire, but owinl
" the darkness he succeeded IN makinl
bis escape "a WAGNER sold his dol
toa Pamela county man the other day
for half barrel OF sorghum syrup
49,, Marshall h 10 have pigeon shoot
ng match between the 9th aud 2Stl
| Instant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

SHOULD the bill now before the house
committee on education and labor be,
come a law, it will be curious to note in
the coming statistics the retrogression
of eastern and western states in the
matter Of education. The bill gives the
proceeds of all sales of public lands in
the future to the several states for edu-
cational purposes, the division to be
made on the basis Of illiteracy. The
south, with her large negro population,
will get nearly all of the funds under
this arrangement, unless our sisters east
and west can make worse showing in
the future than they have made in the
past. They will be equal to the emer,
gency, and the number of illiterates will
be simply shocking to the outside world
who have built belief upon their boast,
ings
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

The DALLAS HERALD denies that il has
any desire to run Throckmorton or any
other man as an independent candidate
for governor fit can secure the demo,
cratic nomination for Mr.. Throckmor>
ton, 1t proposes to do so. That's fair
Tyler Democrat.
1t is very manly in the Democrat to saw
so, and in strong contrast to the cou rse
OF some other papers. we could name.
We will urge the claims of Governor
Throckmorton, to the very best of our
ability, but we shall do so fairly, and
will do no injustice to any other aspi
rant or the friends Of such. We have
expressed the opinion long since, and
still adhere TO it, that Governor Throck. |
morton will be the choice OF the con- |
vention, as he undoubtedly is Of the
great majority of the democracy in the
,tate J.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

TnE mere mention of the name of
another granger of degree" Colonel
John h. Henry, OF Limestone county,
treasurer, of the grange, in connection
with the governorship, strikes discord
in the organ. No granger in the state but
Lang, for that music.box. Lang, or no
granger, is its slogan. 1t has taken a
vast amount of skillful engineering on
Langs part, to continue the Examiner
in its position, and no one ought to
blame it for its present touching deyo.
ton to him, Leastwise, we do not.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
Ihe s,epplnu n,onn ~ ncnIh.

IhO noQnlalllun N vital 0nOTBy n tho ATOP
pin atone "a urhlln, Whom tho system
laOka vitality, tho vnrlous organs ilng In
thulr dlUy, become ohrUulcNlly Irregular,
ana diHrluW N eventually instituted, To
prevent HhH unhappy Htntn NJ things, tho
lOhlliintrd sl Htum should hn huiit up by the
uHe NJ nat inlmiiah q tonic, lloHloiiefh
stomach llltlerH which mVlgnrnies the dl'
gpatiyo organs, aud innlruH tho thorough
cunyorHlOn u food lutO blood ui u u0urlhn'
lng quality, from whence every muHclH,
nerve aud hbto acquire unwont,d supplies
NJ NlgOr nnd the whole System ofpcrluuCcs
tho hrnOnolnl on,Ot Appetite returns, the
ayatom N lefroHhed by hrnlthml slumner
tho nerves grow 'irong nnd cnlm, the de-
RpOnuOnCy hugOitOn Of chronic Indigestion
and an uncertain state of health dlsappo irs,
and that allow appearance ul tho SKIN ro'
Guitar Ia hnbitual invnllde, aud pprsout de-
nclenl IN Vital energy, IN replaced ny - more
becoming tlngo, diilllohlD.wl
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For SALE.

Tue nue steam mill, iuGgn 49, HE Valley
Ilillf located GA lie hpflpe nYrr, 80 i lta
wet ~ Waco ln % Nhr NifAi BpWlnf
rnul iry, Wllrl b. Apldly aeiiiluH W. Tue
hpllllrg h ~ 4uftlnrHi ihrpi IpAW l-tl
iuUlAlls nUf tfi ni inru auN 1870 M Wheat
rDnkt, llr mnri luriy nl lnIlb horse pnWel
IL in good nr 90 lhls ialullr linlrill rnn
hu pnHlHffd uu ibr Wnl HlNLulHfHu ul
rIur, 10Th be- ip prlfrHu llirr fnl luilh'
q pAlllppNlh rilAm address 10 II 90 lnp %
waco, InAHt.
nrrlld2m wa. A. Fllilt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

CONFIDENCE will be restored and the
land blessed with renewed prosperity,
when the circulating medium will have
been so arranged by congress that it
will meet the wants of the producer
and laborer at low rates, and taxes res
duced and 30 levied that they will bear
equally as possible upon all interests
and every species of property, This can
not be done by bankrupting the present
generation in Quixotic efforts to make
immediate payment of the pulc debt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

VIZ have to complain of mn injurious
distinction against Dallas In the way Of
frcighis, The rate of u car load Of plows
from South Bend Indiana, TO Houston
is fourteen dollars per ton, less thOn TO
Dallas, This il bad, unqucstionably,
and IL takes good deal of business pa.
ticncc, M well rs tact and judgment,
TO overcome IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12
Enni,.h Ermnin nii,nrA.

This In tho great female medicine OF the
present century. IL IN prepared ox prossly for
tho care 0i chronic female complaints Hnd
Irregularities, aud itH euro, Hro truly won.
deriul, Married or single ladies', who are
afflicted with Mysteries, with uterine truub.
los, alex headache, pains IN side aud back,
who ARE Frustrated, pale, feeble ana cmnc' H..
ted, nervous and cross, with lose of appetite,
pulpltntion aud general iudlspositlon, have
only 10 uso one bottle to be assured OF rapid
recovery, They cure by strengthening and
building up, ana imp0rllug pure blood 10
that which hna become Impoverished. Is
dies ot DALLAS nnould call ON Common Il
Walker, or Or. Howell ldtillfrblb- wat
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AnInnirning nmccens.

II " tbs duty III every person vi q hnS
Hed ilOsoheu'H German Ayrup 10 let In
wonderful Qu litloH be known 10 their
nlonda IN curing con uu,ptlon, guvo q
cough Group, iAllllnn, pneumonia, ana In
tact all throat ana M ilsouscs No per
Hnn can use II without lmmcdiete rolirG
Three dosW VIII relieve nuY q No, ~ Il we
consider n the duty OF all druggists To rec.
ominend Ito the poor DIVING COusumptlyos
NJ least Ia try ono bottle, ~ 5000 du8in bot
I ~ were sold last Year, nnd NO one onae
whore II Jailed was reported, such n medl.
cine m tho herman ~ up can not be too
widely known. ASK vow drupgiHt about H.
sample bottles 10 Try, sold NJ 10 cents Reg
ulur sllr, 10 cents, For snlo ny all druggists
f4blnllW wit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

Tne president IL understood 10 have
become thoroughly disguised with the
treatment which His nominations ARE
receiving NJ tho hands of the senate
They are neither confirmed nor rejected,
but are allowed ~ remain buried In the
various committees greatly to the
confusion aud decentralization Of the
civil service,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

TnE Telephone says il is u delicate
and desperate task" the organ has un.
derIaken, via; making Lang governor,
Bat it seems to think if 'rhrock
and Hubbard develop nearly equal
strength Lang will get in as a compro,
misc. The Telephone cruelty robs the
organ of even that slim chance of glory
by saying it will be the sheer force of
circumstances TO which he will owe his
elevation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

OR danger attending the. worldly
employment Of tho ministry Ia that the
worldly barbarianS attach worldly titles
TO them, Since the Rev, l. II, Carhart
formerly of this city, has taken to tho
colonization business, ono Of the papers
out woat dubs him "colonel."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

"Poon BARROW" says the Register
"will the boys never lot up on him,
The pleasantly Of "the boys" is all
right, but the coarse articles of the
ghoul OF tho Register, under the circum
stances, is little irritating We would
feel more FREQ If that little bill were
paid you know, Come now, Martin,
pay that, and you can like the boys,
say what you please.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

ALrKAEpEa STEPHENS exhibits lls usual
good sense in saying that Standardization
has done nothIngt 10 forfeit the confidence
Of tho people, aud his unselashness In
declining the use Of his name for the
suOeeSaion,
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1ailg Aerala.

an DAILY hHhALnIs published every
mOrnlng except On Monday ~ wy "
annun ln adgenpej postage plrpAlh ~
~ aAnis pnr week delivered ln ms pllli
Nv KHTI6EikG Hkfns, une square lleh llhrs
nnnpafell QUO time " 30 nseh hlh.tlu
InseiflOn, 10 cents special ralah IpF Nephlf
monthly aud Yearly advertisers
Tns WEEKN HrnALn n puhllhhpl pNell
Saturday 40 Tni AZ Al q w Pai,yeAii post
ase prepaid
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GRANGER HOUSE.
No' 9O5 Il 907 Main Street. Dallas rex,.

hd, as mouse is new and we'll ventilated
located. Ii is in charge of lis old nrorrtn,y
-awy%, who never failed to pieass III
gnes,s. Parties seeking house wl,h ali ~
y, a,,.1 OF cannot do better thbn
~ give tne Granger a-cail. Trayelars a.
irving In Dallas, via the Centrai raeis AT.
can fencn this house by taking the Maj
s.Ie ho'se cars, one block south nom a.
kko'. me oest 81 % day house In tbe c,a,.
nnsyds,s 70 se'on thestreet cars al the swift.
NVA y, SAWYER,
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TUT Hcspcrian says "All who aspire
10 official honora send In your names to
the llRRAlp and receive gathering
nomination" Any sort Of nomination
in the Hcperiaa would DO quite tho re-
verse OF llatterng
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Foreign a.iaernture.

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DALLAS, TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING ~ FEBRUARY ~

Tur Texarkana Demooa ia in favor
Of Throekmorton Tor governor A mas
loriiy oftho democrats Of Texas say the
same thing.
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE, !
CITY OF DALLAS, Fchrua v =, lS7S. (

MAYORS OFFICE,
Cry or DALLAS, Fcbrua y s, 1875.
Az u regular meeting of the CITY Council
held February 5th, 1873, resolution was
adopted, instrncting the Mayo to appoint
AGO nmittec OF three aldermen 10 be- known
as the Purchasing Con. mittee,"
The duty OF this committee IN to make all
purchas Of every kind and description, that
IN be necessary In the different depart-
mehts OF the city government. Aldermen
Shone, Hill and Crowdus have been an
pointed on said committees The officers Of
every d"pnrlment of the city government,
bs wen MS tho citizens of the city generally,
will pleNse consider this notice and act in
accordance with the sane.
,.,o . W, H. CABELL,
leo9-dlOt' Mayor, City of Dallas.
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Are lle most ee
hcliye and congo
glMpurBaliyeeyer
discovered They
are mild but 81
hclual In lhsir
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without paln.
Although gentle
10 helr operation,
they are sllIl lhe
ostlproughanl
sraTrliiug rstl,.
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Attention, Properly Holders

Notlce is hereby given that will begin on
tne nrst day of January next to make the
assessment of real estate and personal prop
eIty Tor the city taxes OF 1875 and all persons
owning, or having in tuelr possession az
agent of another, any real estate or personal
properly, aie hereby notide1 10 come Ior,,
WARD 10 the Office of the ity Assessor ana
collector and render the same before the
first day of February, 1875
j. N. OGDEN,
dec25-l0t City Assessor 1t Collector
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m Tickets for sale at all Ticket Offices In
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TWO FAST RXpRESS TRAINS DAILY


,DAY-LIGHT EXPRESS-Loaves the
Union l'epot' 81 Louis, every morning, and,
being Fast Express, stops only al princi,
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del hia and New York without change. npd
0nt one change TO Boston, Baltimore and
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cinnati, Palace Sleeping Car for Chicago.
ana the vorite Pioneer Line of PULL
man Palace Drawing Room Sleep
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN
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lhih column Tor Twenty-Five Cent?


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rnruff Main Hnd liArWnn1, irhirlW
nOAltii-A private mmly having more
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

We will find buyers for Lands Fac
Sny property. We will and reninrs | ,au
rarins, Dwellings and stores. Fnrnjsh a ,1l
n sto perfect titles pay tax $, etc. Nego
Seys so snd on real estate security. Make sur.
Buy, sell and locate Ian certifiost "a county
sY rmhnis ana city property in the North IN
'tGIa n,.g for Texas property. ~ Noi'n 10
"a ni,,aiigg; an ex ensive acquaintance with
uOh Is turned In this direction. nar,,as Sn-
IL III nur hands. W. wen 70 pa .ce
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

Ii. Il. FtEAER, Gen'l Pass. Agent Peensylva-
MIA RS lroad. Philadelphia.
W. b. 0'BRikN, GEM Pass. Agent {, Pan Han.
die Route, Columbus, Ohio.
CHiS, X. F0LLETr, Gent Pass, Age, I. Van
dalia Line, st. Louis. febl2.ly.