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, 1880-02-17
DllEANS'ruFFa.


F.ouh.Wns worry dull, excapt tho taking " ono
now In tho sradG. Sales wnre rapnrtcd of i,1u brlA
dunbla estraa partly Ut kt!aAat1 and 10 nrls rya
toMF on private tonna. Ex,rt aalrns wpf0 qun.o III
y 0kahs In sacks, snd h1uha exsru4 do ut tA2,5h7s
OTHER MtLtsTUvvS-AnIeA wsro ! cn.s hran vi
*l3st&7a per Ion, tssr whcat acEoURIslNs NJ t1qQ,
snd rar course chf-nni Ut sl;k@i ur tun IN ttnex,
20 stRlNu uWltEAT-Wax quiet and yc,erully steady,
svarlginR talteTl It advnucati yfc tu buck To- aud
eIosud cloluw tho atnst prcGK Of Saturday Indon
WIS qnoted str0nx. lyat'al Hfur. and tho Nritiah
ana Fr9neh country mArkets u sAalH lloHEer, which
naueed th~ rafly advance heEas but Now York wna
R1on suMured " be easlus, and Tho csa,wu somehow
s.t s.i TIC & s!es that "sha c'iqas" was trying 10
4. eas asrax qhs e. u5ssar Ssan : vi; Il IL ss ... NH.
Tts lnba naviess ,nsIi4.ted stcnrss IL INV T"rk,
sun n'En private tnEvHruls slta tho ttinx hui
aAlet '!ha rscAlpa hpru WprS axnH 4lllAIl 40 tutt
nn1nt a lho No ii ati,io GslnK ssrstoi ~ uap.
lnsts No. eash ritt.ed nj fruaI rstell,lA
MIA Nc. lrrG49ary, the pticu tueniK VI tu IScsa-
@ ss''s' nssf 3pss aSts u t. L sss4 .,a a.. e
s,lnsd t. tl9nh'at thu cltsr. Sells. ths suaii. VIA
nS'!Eiy nna,no5at % na Atrli guis, II ti!A
sS.s sss IT. %s %S";s stS s. IL s'sS;nx \ st
lan 1n ~, tsMt1al ii ,:llni .iI III i'd II
s. u 1s 81 81 a}ss.sa t. S.aSs sa |9ss'sa e s,
xHa a1n a y sau,Rle 1T ak.atal TulAi, Id 6u
MrMEtt WNsAT-Eults wcIs III bu Su.. wiuf0f at
III ~ aiM, " Nj - Lis at ALP .n a. " w. rs!nets Il tl
u u s;;Hl$t Y TE!s n'i II ss Sa a"a 'a' 'u
NltA-Has guilt. and ayuraxed q shats bettur On
eos sDM saiy rst. n. kssk M
It!ttsh nisslets ~sro ntnI: but our reyuipta upra
vFRQFt Rp4 tAq u9skqt {sl Va spVA ktsg the UVeupK
, 1880-02-17

NEW YofiK, Fob, 1D.-GnvDrruerts strnnR, and
!iGDhc higher. The fenturu wls large Purchases
of nuw 4s, OyGr s., ,1OJ G0D bring taken ut fG57!t.
The Commercial s,lys: ''lhu atv,,tp IL UnItc,I
6tAtts ~ And strong do,lad ~ tho prlcu xt,,4
~, fcilret tho prevailing belief tiat thorn Will
bo no further refu,nlfny nf thu debt IL q hlnhyr
ratc than ,'ur cent pnr At,Illi,l,.''
ltnitrud bu1ids gul.ur7slly higher, with the chief
inquiry for Eric, Iron Mountain, und Chesnpr,ko
& Uhln issues.
Btute securities stenty,
Thu stock u1arkDt l,s been moro buoynnt to-
tIhy Than Oh any ,lty t0r RnIne ttlnc pust, aud
t1l1nofB Of r1tiron.l consultations and uthor
movements ualciilalcd to atleat values have
bcGu plentiful lricas ntiyn,,cr.ln 4 10 tu,r cant.
tho llsttor Louisville 4 Nashville. w,eh sold IN
to 1N, anl closed ut I'LL, Atlantic & pa-
o rres. vp" 10 iS sx ' IN, pit ',,nIiy SIiS"' .a II
s.41H; Wu,a isn Apw"!S!, 0hla4, Gh!sEo ~ Fai
Ir1As, St- PAM 4 sioux CITY, and ,he EIuvnte,i
liAilr'ah sliaras wrrn c0nHrIirl.Is Ia Tho upward
'e % E"sslle s s u '. I ", .'E't! . P,.ss' Es
MI rca1te, q N:a. Iruu St:.'ata, nnJ 6hins; b;
snres wrrexttllg l,rr.Isisu Ut Nl, agreement furn
iMrttnl H!slpnsiotl nt nIiDlug by lhhrompailirs
ie!cg.ph srrs WI, .n,s,rsr "ctiSe r af
10 trunk H stacks trt, ON slight ll.utl,a ton.,
central ttrizt,1lA wx WcAk Ail excited, and Dr..
hull npnrt0r III tho SDek lind t,rlIe,l i,rr, u,,d
WHs selling iho nnlrkEt down. When IT wis ny
ttrl41Iltsl thut Tho st1ry wna unfputilcl, thB
% stock quickly reactcd, and CLOSED ylroMg at 10
Caribou declares u monthly dividend Ut per
cent,
chlcagn y Alton cummings incrrasa $S}000 tho
& lttG!Hu &5i,0uU.
transactions, Ics.ta0 Ahnres ll.0e0 Atluntto l.
i'aclio Tele9sAph; .,tAN CaIuI,l HauthpriI; .,U0U
Therapeutics s. Ohi,; :U1 Columbus, Chicago s
!;1eknWnns,M; 3,.aU Delaware l. Itlltls0n; i l,lG0
Erie; ;4U1 IT. Ioo: 7.tsN IInUktoi, s. TpxnA; sHtU
!rnl hisrlTltn!n: $50 kilNslis + Texas; b11j
lake slnrc:. GCsD t.nulsrille 4 NAshrlliu; 3,0U
iaen Er!o Western; 4,Nn Michigan Centrnl;
Gtsn Mnrlrt,m cincianntl. ifrst prr,rrr,a (which
e@nmts! @ NJ IHal: 1.,HkI Northwest: :.1.lsn Nusfl-
ylilr: Chattanooga a 81, Iolts; i4,NN New Jcr.
w ~ GItnntrMl; 2i0W SnrhorM Plc!lic: Gly uilios;
pan fFnlNlseof l0.NO II. Paul d Sioux CiiY: h.aO
, 1880-02-17

CaIlcca nft1 FQtlrs werG tlrm ut tho ntlynnCn
tnbliRhe,l Mt the closo Of last week. TIlcrr was
continued quiet In the market fur dried fr,ItF
hut 1nnst lines wGrc fairly 'lrm. 1,lnckbcrrlra
arc stilt tending urwars1. Fish wrro quiet an,l
unchanged. Dealers III b.tttrr report gonl ,lc-
1nnsih md an Inadequate supply, consequently
Tho nnrktt ia strong. Chresu ,sns firm nrlt1 ,in
chnhEesl. Prices Of ola ranged tho Rut,,e ~ du
Saturday. rig-iron rcnlnns lutot with vnlnrs
non'lmnlly unchanged. Leather. MsEx!ng, to-
bacoo, and conl wcrc quoted na tofprr.
Tho demand for lumber continues to improve,
md tho market Ia quoted atcndy, R0tne Fr11cs,
Rm0EE th0m fenciiiR. being Gaicll Ilrt,l, ~
niltly yards nru supposed 10 bo shirt Of these
ktnls. Woo1 nt,sl brou1n.Corn wcro steady.
Hides wor0 quoted tho 5anlc rs lnat wreck,
though easy In sympnthy With tho Eastern
nlnrkcta, md tho reports from, tho country nro
tn tho eGcot TINT plenty nj atHck II awaiting
shipment. Timothy soel WIS active md nrmnr,
anu other kinds exhibited llttlo chnrgp. IIRy
WINS In fnlr rcqucst, md tho higher Kt1nlcs rlol
stronger Under reduced offerings. Poultry was
stcstly and 0uiot, and eggs declined owing to
FREQ ofteriuga
y cynto remarked yesterday Tint tnnny pcop,o
III tito wheat deal nro looking IT kGcno 81 Rhnrp-
" rs 70 be III danger or 0vcrinkfnE Providence.
"o presume tho gentleman Is bcar.
Iimuthy-sncl advanced yestGri1ny ns,niit l0c
per bu IN consequence uf tho obstruction l,y fire
lust SAtllrny night &c nb,tlt S,UO0 hngs Of seed
stored In the Hnpiro Warehouse. Elrty IN tho
tiay u lnrGcr ndynilcu WIS expected, Int 1lbcnl
Offerings caused n slight runetion hcfOrD tho
cloao. It Is cstlmntcd tlnt the q,nltlty Of timo-
thy now IN stnrD hero Ia nb0,t ~ 0tlbnRs but tho
cstnate may l,o much ton lIrae Dr. too small, for
1t Is difficult to tell how mich seed nlny be lying
In o,t'0f.the-wny lifts. About 8.0O0 bugs 0f
clover also wcro burned. but tho faet sca.nc,i 10
hive M material ctFrct oil tho n,urket. Tho
stack Of clover carried hero |,ns uAl'"lIy l,cen
cons|tlcrctt rathcr 'nrge, nt,t1 dealers lmvc rx-
t,cce f,fr receipts ~ ss, In tho country r,h,la
tho market Inns been sinking recently. Ab6tlt
1b,O BIZ OF Eax-srrd stored hcru Til tho ppc,l-
it'K of navigation wis lnst.
lsRtl frelxhts wrro reported senly OH tho bnsis
Of 40c Per lt0 fns on Yr7ln 10 New fnrie, at,l 4h
on lA,xoti Inents TO do. Through frrshts to Ltv-
rrrool werc VA on mruis md lr,i. ind irie on
i'oi'r; 1n 10 DlsEow Gsi, ulld lnrti and meats to
Hamburg NJ.
Tho receipts nf whrAt nt Chlcago, Milwaukee.
H. Lul1la, TOle'l0 Mu nctt1}t, reported SMttlr-
day, aggregated LII ,000 l,u, nn,l shipments OO
lNl.
Tho following wan the prolucn movement re-
nurteh fr,n New York Sattirlny: Nccelpta--
Flour 1G,414 hrls; whrnt, 4a,:E0 It; cort, 1UY,1O
hi; oAfE, III, 1b0 hlt ctIri-men, :El pkEA; ryi,,
loo hui; barley 1880 iii; malt, 3O b,: pork,
li5 hr!s; betf 1905 Iris: cl1t-tmcats, Dss. pkss;
lard, 3,SS7 tcs: whlsky, li3ta hrls. shIpmcnts-
Fl0nr, l7,000 hrs; wheat. ls',U bn; cor1 u ,000
In; outs, 1000 bu.
Tho following were tho exports from tho
fn'r lcAlng cities Of tho Atlantic scabonrtl
II Tho Int
, 1880-02-17

Es'fcs q, tSmd!ns q" Fca rncr M
T. H. tsssass t%; i"x iH n 1t Y aaa
eo,'ne. fs f. a'tss ed x'"fn y,'9s% a
man!. .ArI!vet Wtant irn, lid rha,,, ,, u lair a.
mn9d fIr ahG Continent tnl frt. Ia fa's faaI'sshssi H.,
Iri,eI ai n,iysns"i II! Fark-*c.a,eetrn i9' i csSs
MAHM i.ANE-Whcnt i,riner. turn II ,s,P n. n
hud arm tDuniIy mnskots II a1Inin hiEhrr ~ oehuan1
tn, s!ntk .ayhnat tirnrs. Goto ra, nit1E Con-
nH ca,sIMSnt s,io .cnra li.ere ii
,rn, asK: IN assaseWhcnt r1,,i'eft H., ~ ,c2
Hnr!csn tHt corn foF a!
rhcat-knaliah aud French al,ls doarepa a'sah tai
, 1880-02-17


CATTLE-Neccived during Sunday md Mon.
day, 7,21 snne timo last wcck, 3,li1, ol'c!nt lust
week, @;Eti, shipped inat weok. la7l7. Ti1a mar
kot oponHd With considerable shUw OF nctly,ty. hit
qut0ted down lownrin0 md closed dull, with son,e
cattie left over. Tho supply wns composed Of mt
specially Enud class Of stock. the u7cringt OF choce
and c1tra grades being noticonby small. Thcrc woro
fow lunches Of rtpo atnoEs. for which SDGta0D VIVA
obtained but the supply cunasted for the most part
Of common 10 gnod qualities. for which tho prcyn.
bnR rcca wors EtooliN Tkere woro but fow sales ot
stocaeEs md uls purchnscn Of the lucn trado wcro
comparatively light Most OF tic aaics u ship-
Gan 70 Se H. s + s'Ga ays :eers ns VI;
dune 1T nloat tho closing ,prIeo. 0f last wuek:
a.tcs te N1 Fo Fan ta te1 psas,T sa,i1 VIE e
ave an ativnasnxe Of si6Gor fSu oyor "irs. a,, M
s asq ON ta saS of t %s Ene q 81 ss w %
nvc thu ndvnntnRu IN eheapnnss Of cnstle fec but
nt s Il II ~ Ss ,sua IL IL fn,s th S ny nv
prcn. HiraW is siU deatnr ri to Easts ou,a Ec lor
eur%nay eno's oily III 81 II iIa,fax @S
u soils hsro ~ tho hafer 0f the twn prices. Alt,,-
ss y. eya9s ts osaso sa;s'n T. noFfs! TP to
QUOTATIONS.,
Extra hoeves-1ndnd htaers Weighing 1,41
choss esyes Fiss, isI 1ol.iGriaot stscrs. i'O
inn l4u 70 t.5 mx 4eele4lO
ing oM tg l21 atGst2s
,,r rs!allnH w Y 100 2oaa7s
l!1n ns.; cGoa37s
.,hlilI-, md sa.waK 0oa1
FEnt, tf lM IftAA15
, 1880-02-17

ig same t!tnn ..t vecs sa 6lcl lint week.
uctivc dTnIid frWn, po:kcrs md shinafs ~ mil E ~
nila3 5lo pot,s wSro cleared. Psises were witlo,i
tntont, tut ths KnuGta fealtl,g ~nH hr tilo SUPPLY
being pno4 o4goctodly lRht. Tho quality Of tho hoEa
@ g, me h h1yo 81, sad ts ,,any ta,s 7hese Te5a how
tDnd nvarnxllR ;:si ilbS. n,I by CoIt1var 4 in 10
HeltW,Lrtz fr tho hta!ephln nlnIket, at }lt There
TT & e:: r M tim n q ~ q nr i'Ht Weights md ~
aa!n .nbjYct U strlnkaRo Of 10 lbs for pgyy s0Ws
, 1880-02-17

't' ~ ' 'sf'..s 49,!
u.sr ,,uv,rx "nsi -. ..nh'srf' H. i,
s!ncs fsiaf Inst la1 hsa II tl,rnHh and 81 viii.
sroap aa 5 i" nlGa a III a ana s" q
sss sInsnt IT. Tris 'as yery e l n s,a H!hR so
sri1lNn ~ a ~ ~ tuU tnu tnt FeEafsel 'ltls
~ ~ hsA A EaSnpt .nca1 p"emMn @ tttH0 "
sntGEi gnjd IL extnl held hirh d, H. III ct,nm"f
70 galr EI:hli5i sMOs to-day iii hOi1,-ycrY Iirht
ft,r M0Htiay horr
lpsM nxnii,st sEH;j ff VIM cfnrs,, Vnrknrs Hsav
t.iD; FhiatlpIntRs ftKrail1 ' >3
HttEKti-Itgcet1its htt hnnt, totsI fnr I'm vnnt
n axAlnst 1ai tho Muek GstuFu; selling from i'd,
70 10 hiKhor theIl IGst weoks fGDllnG good.
st. LOUIS.
IT. Inuts No., Fob, h-cAT-rLr-stsatgv md nm,
changed foF bltchsss xE1sest bpipg Vnsisst choice
heavy ttegrs saosA71i good 20 pFtMV, titlttiN;
e @ caMn 1 X snn tsS.5s; sS corn Iox-
nHr a V'o@*' secoIpsa 10N henui
, 1880-02-17
f30StF6N,

Ro8ToN, Fab. ld-tLoUA-1n modcnte =. ~ IN NJ
Western supeEs koo15.25, oomnlon extras, y nsI
Wisconsin e1trua, A-NGdass AinussotA 90, ~ lin m
Isl winter .hoat Ohio and Michigan, =, ,ys
nols and 1ndfhns. 3dAs1.tl IT. Louis, t''ontt I'd
C0h4!n md Minnesota patent prpcaea spr1hS "A
f1a0W, wlnlar wheat N.4t5s. ~ ,ox dA4fA
uNAttS-GIorn staalyi m!Iod sna JeiHiH MI / Vbtk
, 1880-02-17
PROVISIONS,


HOG rftODuCrS-Woro ratller gnlos, but averaged
higher. Fhora nlonEnte .lesn.lt! u,lrIy, usor
which pork ADVANCED ikH12He ppr br', nnd ntlcr
psadi1c. wcro t1rner in aysthy, but tho improves
n'et t7aa mt l"nx HuhHs,is though thcrn ,I,ta
property Uttered utter tha,!uwnwntd turn, exccrt In
settlement. 4 rather nrEe prupur,n ut thu trutlng
wns IN local changes, though nuln butter export
Inquiry for incAts Ityurm'ui reptrtcd tecllnU OF
III In tlohtH nnd MI ndyuncu uf III ln ar, wlli!9 tho
nrrvnls.
The following nre tho fuot!ngs Ut reports OF etoeks
nf provisions hind In thts GIty ule ly su,o OF
tho pAckors md wtsrelInseneH. Fur this month f.,tr
ho,lssa repost on1y lnrt nnd neats und two do nat
LnStn al u1kt
, 1880-02-17
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O.. Fob, ID cortON-ou'of esE""
FlDuA-nlll and unchanged. al,
1RA1N-Whoat eoarea and firm At NA Iot' Nv,
u ao. Gals quiet a. Eo. ltys-nomuna naas
holdcFs f,r1n IT tEic Hariey dull At SfG ,nu
FRpYla1uas-rork dull 1t 53m Lard nf1aes ss .ha
2f@ Hulk meats stcstyi shoulders, NV; ees' Il IL,
sGs0s clear Ass N11 Hncon sas!srs shouheFe' sN'1'
clHnr nbs. q. .t3Ht clear, S.M ,m
WNt4kf-Hl41dy. With fa!E do11nd 81 slo"
NuTrkh-4liat and unchanged.
IlN4EED 0lL-6taudy ut App,
, 1880-02-17
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts and ahlpmonts
nf tho 1endlng articles Of pr.Nl,lce III thIs city
.itsrus tho forty.ctght hours ondtng ut o'clock
Monday morning:
, 1880-02-17

PHILADELPHIA. Fob. 1g-FLou1t-FIrmes: buIea
como for~afd aDWIy; Minnesota extra family Ded.
Tin, Si6 rood, Ria7s funcy, $.C0; htiuncsola patent
process N.Sl3a2S. lye noue atcndy ut kh1l.
GnAlS-Whent In niuro don.nnd; rejected on ttaet.
S!.fasaA; No. red. In elevator. SJ.tg; M, nd.
February, G49t{ lid, ss+Hl nak.di Ainrch s*9 bid,
si+9h nskod; APRIL Htg4 bid, sl.hA( askcd May. Ha
hid, sa nkg,!, Corn AEmcsj Hall mIxsd, febtuar,.
tiA9 9! N4G Mtked March. hl31o bti 5t9ae astet1
OATS xeak, mixed. AI!<et while, itttEje.
po.k. fi4iNa ia; hntns, stuofed, DsjasSc; ptckled
HHa9c. Lard, 11Xl8c.
NGTTElt-Firnli creamery cxtr1. S!A35c, Western
ltekpryG, 2Stac& Eew York etAtH md HsAf0fd Epun.
ty ronnsylsanih oxtra 7Ataiu; do good 70 cnolce u
EGHs-QnIets Westarn, 1sascc.
CllEesEMoqnet bnt ttrni creamery extra, ltA1!lHI
iskTH0LklfM-FtEmt ratlned, 71io.
WHisNY-Narkut dill at fl.isl -..
4ayu0 bAl Onta. J., iUJ blI.
SIlIFAESTB-Euris, 4AUU bu.
, 1880-02-17

st. 1'nMi i Mlnncaotn; 3.a00 Union l'ueic: li,0OO
Annty tnnrkot eAay at hltA prr cent, closing Nt
&. Prime mercantile rRprr. hbi1f.
Sterling exchange lirfn; slxty days, 4S}; slight,
iGu
, 1880-02-17

1T. 1.nl'tE, Feb, INSTRUMENTATION fancy. ti!!a
cash, aks5 Aprtli chueo. $hHH bIt e.tshi &Gt sso
r.susy1 family, tS71S bid cash, $50 FebFunrJl fSA
March, EaU April; xXx, &hal cashi N.1S March.
UhAlN-Whsn& openpd hiatur, .nc!nctii Nj, attd
LII ApFalf s5!ll Atny, M. 8 do. tl.7lts bid. cSfp
bctter amt slnw At EKaI.fc cash, al4iaiko NAtsa'
;4I,ito ;, AE; Ainy int; hlsor 4! s e. e1,1s S
l'at!ey dull, nhfs! full, Ns2g[U.
MnEHkf-htGH.iy nj tl,U7, 49, .,-n
ESSs s,,g!, t'a III s'tfs i,.,o a' ass ~
salGs 1t Quincy ard Hannibal iiUt eqiia f1e1aa Zig G,
I'd, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 5ltl tFls. wheat o oas eo'''
,sHtrMESTn.kl04r, ll1u bFis, n.rn Iu,0o ppi oso'
l3uD bui Fyc. w but barley, ,UD bu.
, 1880-02-17

ENrckn CDns0idnt cd Ie0lRFCtl Il t1lvileNi Of t0c.
MOaTtls.
BOSTON, Mnss., Feb. 1l.-Tho following nro tho
closing quotations ftIr copper Ht9ckH:
Calumet tlcela.... al vnblu..,.......,.. t9l6
Eorpcs Falls.-..... Il |}u!ncy ...........,.... ii
Fr1Inkln.. ...+...... 41I!fdHe.. VI
, 1880-02-17

Tho following tnl,!o Shows tho Imports from
New York for tho week c,ltsl,lY "Wednesday eycn-
lug lust, with conlpnrssons;
Tlrftk rt.htnJ 'ittk en7fng 1rtE ending
,. ttb u t.h0. Ftb.! Nv. Eel. r., tSsi.
Flour. hE1B......... E.iEl zigH Eiii
" heht. hu......hEWl fti441 tla,i77
CoTn. tu..........tItM 1G,siS KO;nt
Tho following tAblo shows thu stocks Of gr.i,.,
III Now York IN tho t1Atrs .lnftitd:
, 1880-02-17

ii khnl0 Time 1ANt Wo0k, EY; O-
cal llAt TeUk. There MaA marked cInnEa In
lnci nMa Eastern tradc, md te smnlt supply tnio
fGr inferior 10 choice HrltUs,
EtIEEr EAkES,
". A., P,iosj 4 NJ. A.: I'.!et;IEo. Ag: P.iee,
... si::.:: u sS sa alIi 5s:.:.llI|ii &: &, si:."" t@
, 1880-02-17

Tho stock Of lartl In New York yesterday wsls
rrpnrtcd to bc 6o.G6 tcs OF al grades, ag,linst
l01, DEB tcs Fob. Ii, ls1O.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-29
LETTER FROM AUSTIN.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
AUSTIN, July 20, 1850.
1t has been some weeks since the writer
has placed his Fsber TO paper for the
beneft(?) of the readers of the HERALD.
Perhaps said readers have been none the
losers thereby, but nevertheless / will again
intrude upon your space, and give some
jotting of doings in our beautiful capital
city.
Saturday last was big with importance to
candidates in this as we'll as many other
counties in the state. The county Democratic
convention met at 10 o'clock a. NJ, and pro-
ceeded at once TO an organization, which was
effected without any jarring elements being
exhibited. Rumors were rife that there
would probably be hard and persistent
effort made by the minority TO secure rep
resentation In the Dallas convention, and
fears were expressed by some that there
would be split. But, to go back little,
the committee on credentials and permanent
organization presented majority and o
minority report, the majority recommending
that nominations Of county officers be first
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-29
The Rest Route

To the North and East is by way of Menu
NH; and Louisville, over the Louisville and
Great Southern railroad line. From the
principal points of Texas to Louisville it is
over one hundred and fifty miles shorter
and many hours quicker than any route via
81. Louis. It's also shorter and quicker to
Cincinnati and all points East 1t is the
only route BY which we can take in the great
Mammoth Gave, of Kentucky, and its
through arrangement of Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars is unsurpassed.
Mr.. j. F. Thompson, the passenger agent,
of Dallas, solicits the patronage of the travel
ing public, and takes pleasure in answering
ali correspondence, and furnishes maps, time
schedules, etc.
Let's try the Louisville route.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-29

Habit is almost as strong as principle, and
sometimes when we are beset BY multiple,
ity of cares, may act in its stead. BE careful
then that your habits are Of the very best:
Moral. School yourself into the habit OF
smoking Blackwell's Fragrant Durham Bull
Smoking Tobacco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-29

No place in the world equals London, IoI
the constant barking kept up in the churches.
1t is likes perpetual fusilade of small arms.
Why don't they take Halls Balssm and get
rid of their cough 1t is the most wonder
full remedy; the proprietors warrant it in
every instance. Let all coughers give it
trio1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-29
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD,
AGENTS AND BRANCH OFFICES.

The following parties are Agents and have
aharpe Of branch offices of The HERALD
At the places named, to solicit sub
scriptions and make contracts Tor ad'ertlse-
ments for this paper and collect ana receipt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-29

Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
over twenty-five competitors at 81. Loui
Fair, 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-29
To the Readers OF the Dallas Herald ::


healthy What
should certainly be KNOWN cho
dysentery
maae and thousands deaths
The mouth be-
parche1 the head
swollen Ladies' especially
decacy tendency troubles, the hot weather
uubearab while little Children exhaustion and
known physi
threeuhs of all
scad dirieed
onay which, by being trouble, kid
health.
There and only known vegetable that will absolutely regulate and
Kidneys
That vegetable West India
absolutely
tkeeps nelgly perfect
b bilious troubles
should
approach
life dear ind will
suffering. druggists
ga word the sufficient"
Smyrna times., 1880-11-03
THE STORE AND THE TRADE.

A study Of this ground plan, incom-
plete as it is, will give you better idea
of the store, and of what is in it, than de-
scription can do. The store covers IN
acres; basement is under, and galleries
are over, a part. The whole affords
somewhere about S acres of room.
This particular business is 4 years old;
it began in 1876 with clothing; in 1877
itbecame general store with such goods
as you see in the plan, with carpets, up
holstery, furniture, and kitchen-furnishing
upstairs. Since that time gallery after
gallery has been added; and there is
not an inch of room to spare anywhere.
To the surprise of many, it has fourished
while trade was languishing almost
everywhere else.
To us there is no mystery about it;
nothing surprising even; unless it be
surprising that so conspicuous business
should ever be misunderstood We do
nothing more than simply to provide
facilities for your getting what you want.
We don't mean to say that other
facilities are not provided for distributing
goods; but that's a different thing.
We provide so that you get what you
want, exactly sOkat yOn sOantI In the
first place we've got it. In the second
place we send it. And if we send you
the wrong thing, or if you think the
charge is too much, you bundle it back
Smyrna times., 1880-11-03

10 us.
We tell of these things in the news
papers, because there are thousands OF
YOU who don't know what we are
doing; thousands of you don't know the
character of the stock that fills these S
acres; thousands of you who, therefore,
buy where you pay more money.
We are every merchants fair and
open competitor. We do not expect to
gather millions of trade from all over
the country without meeting opposition
and misrepresentation. Some will be-
lieve whatever is said against us. The
only answer we make is: Send back
whatever you don't want at the price.
We want your trade. You want our
goods; or would want them, if you
knew. No matter how far away you
may be; you will do we'll to send to
us for some things. We ask you to
write to us about something you have
present occasion for.
When we get in communication with
you, we shall have one means of winning
your trade, viz, by pleasing you. When
we have won it, we shall have one means
of keeping it, viz, by dealing with you
as we deal with everybody: giving you
large return for your money, and sup
plying your wants so intelligently that
you will write us for what you want as
naturally as you say good morning"
to your next-door neighbor.
Smyrna times., 1880-11-03

FoREIGN.-The funeral of the Governor
Of Whydah, West Africa, was celebrated
by a massacre of natives. The King will
pay homage to his fathers memory by
beheading 200 captured chiefs:-Nine
land league meetings were held in Ireland
Sunday.-Parnell had grand reception
at Limerick Monday. is believed that
the Kurdish invasion of Persia will soon
come to an end.-Now the Pondoos, in
South Africa, have rebelled The Greeks
are getting troublesome to the Porte
Another terrific storm has visited Den.
mark.-Rowell is ahead in the pedestrian
contest for the Ashley belt.
Smyrna times., 1880-11-03

me Morey letter is still in the courts,
se sa Ihe proofs Of forgery accumulate. An
cIa; uavie is now produced by woman
s@slnlng to be the mother of Morey, who
ALI. ns that he visited her at Lynn occasion.
~, Dat does not know of his whereabouts.
tba vas said he was dead. If SO, how is il
nsa as TINS mother does not know It. She
aust have been poorly trained.
Smyrna times., 1880-11-03

:, rev. John Lanaban preached sermon
~ Foundery Church, Washington, CRITICS.
g American people for their action to.
; nasus Sara Bernhardt, whose principal
s.IIuOfsement, he said, laid in the fact that
3a que mad three illegitimate children. His
language was very plain and severe.
Smyrna times., 1880-11-03

Chestnut, Thirteenth, and Market
streets, and City.hall square,
PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1880-11-03

Ulysses S. Grant, Jr., was married in New
York Monday afternoon to Miss Fannie j.
Chafee, daughter Of Ex-senator Chaffee
The ceremony, which was quiet one, took
place at the house of the brides father, &c
West Fifty.eighth street. Rev. DR.. New.
man oficiated. The groom was reported
some time ago as being engaged to daugh'
ter of Mr.. Flood, one Of the California bon
ANA kings. but after visit to San Francisco,
couple of months ago. the announcement
was made that the engagement was "of.'
Smyrna times., 1880-11-03

., One Of the easiest things to catch, AMI at
.ae same time one of the most difficult to
~ RID OF, is cough or cold. DR.. Bulls
ttOagh Syrup, however, always proves equal
W The emergency. Price 25 cents.
Smyrna times., 1880-11-03

7 mrs MRS. ). B. Wilson, Tifin, Ohio, says
Qua nave worn an Improved Excelsior Kidney
al and received more relief than from
rlemedles have ever tried. IcheerfulIy
s0ommend it to all sufferers. See Adv.