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, 1880-03-20

NJ Perez " N CLAIMS. Private adviceS
frn,r Washington nv us the gratifying news
that afusIie, Of idaho. and Maginni>s, OF
Montana, have introduced r'!i into 'G"5,S'7
70 allow each volunteer who serro1 III the >e@
Perce war one dollar per diem. for u long Is
he served and the money cNpen"e'. i'' i',.iS'.'
This is nothing hut right, lut It viL' n' "'"o.
he very satisfactory to ORR "aila " ana ana a
Columbia county volunteers to hear that me ne
name Of their own delegate was not meHli".su .f
in thi, connection. 1t Is t" I've hoped that 'he
nryt time our Territory sends man |. IN. IN,
..r..,s tbrv will send one in sympathy win ihe
majority in Congress: IL true hieAI' t"'i
,ir,c,s lot, af bills hIt that i ali he COS go:
,ot ,,r of them viii ever pass far he i Thought
very ~gr little Of in the Capitol Of or Nation.
81 SayS nr- correspondent, and judging nv ''-
,,,,r insults there i truth in his statement
, 1880-03-20

hI>H Relief Fund. The -uis..i: t:":. 1t,
81 the Irish E-Iif Fund, viii rri.,aia "...., ur-
I'll the 5lst inst, Th"-. who have not alrea "
donated may hand in any sum they wish t"
give. As the collectors cannot pay drnIcl'iary
visits To- private residences, they viii receive
donations at the respective places hrtc men
toned:
District east Of 81 street Frank Pane, Of
hce 1T Paine Bros, anl Frank J! Parker, ~
the STATESMAN office.
District east of 9th - 81 sir.-: l.i- IN.
MS, at the Empire Market.
District west oi Gth and Garrison E-.,,.
James AlcAulitf, at Mayors office,
W.. e.. CULLEN, Secretary.
, 1880-03-20

W,LLA WALLA HArPr.-Ihe 'ie~aiiiu!
snow which, f.. short time, save o"r N:re-;-
the appearance they 80 richly deserve. . ,.,
Il purity. haS been Ie.eUtlcssly torn iEom Us,
and our citizens axe now compelled = i"".
It through about two inches "f muc- now
~ W. can stand 1t FOX the moisture which
,-s,,.r,rr,.I the dust t. mud. i worth kings
ransom. and al ale happy III consequence.
Now. II We can only chronicle the GlaaTrar-
anee of the sras~hoprers We viii never more
complain
, 1880-03-20

Her,E Slif.-T.e Eus -,sIii1a, pm Box,
until recently evrei " Lieut.. Ws'H'rrsh',
has Leez ;.are!,--ld Ly E-oa- & l. AorEis'
and taken = Mount Idaho. H i AZ snitn~l
Of tine prouort:oa- aui GOOD pedigree Tie
upr4r co,,utryi, ;, fortunate in having >uch .
fine animal. HI owner started With him ye=-
tsriay.
, 1880-03-20

F.- SUI have Just Sse-gr.. :. tcw l.r-r>
If Soldier, Additional II nest5ai Warrants
They are tor sale g. those wh" a.i'.v eir4y u
". H. Red
, 1880-03-20

ONENrLoIED--A Kan Ul.p must haze lsez
Ver,ihle p=rt.zan Of Dem, E,a-uev. the
working ia.a ~ came into ou. oeics Ia.
ffl'iay forenoon and, after telling r, tha. he
was poor man "u: of employment. asked u
Il We had anythiI- fo- him t. 20. He Iii
inenI told him he could make dollar hy list
;urnin' q crank We told him I, cone around
at one o'cloci; and We would EnI some work
Ter INN to do. lie Went out Of the door full
OF gratitude toward Us, One o'clock cane. no
man IW" o'clock, u, unemployed Three
o'clock, NJ poo. man. HalfIa-t three. and
We Ilst.ed around and got tIyo .'nrou-eye.i
is.IeIs who 1re.s employed ,awin, wood around
the corner. Now We would cAeerf1i.y give
our ''turnin the crank u white Elvu. out il
We cant get them y. must employ the de-pi,-
ed "heHthen Chine" Our uu-m;ipyrl friend
4" doGbt has gone I" the ''-tHI ln5-" :. d.
liver -rccCh ~ labor rCg'f capital
, 1880-03-20

FrSE HAus.-So:ne oi the best California
hams ever brought to this country are TO be
found a. Adams Bro. They are Of excellent
quality and selling rapidly
, 1880-03-20

STRAW SToyEs. The Mennouites IN iAIIi-
grating to tie North western states, intro
duccd their straw burning stoves with which
they VAIN their houses AMI Do :Leir cooking.
1t Is made of briea, Is i've fee l,aS, -. !e-t
high and thirty inches wide, AMI placed N I'll.
centre of the house SO a. to heat nj the rooms.
II has ~ The botton al ash box, then, "n-
above another, hrr i-ox, cppEin., stove, smoke
passage, hot air chamber and drum ,eith smoke
escape t. chimney. Il Is fei with fox f"r
fifteen cr twenty minutes, depending ua the
temperature ol the outer air, twice or three
times a day. The fire box is four feet hong
and eighteen inches high and vide. -Four
hun'!red brick Will make enr. Somebody try
oae and report.
, 1880-03-20

VI piulplsi. bls:ehsi ard uieera.ei victims
90: Scrc:ulc,,, diseases, who drag your unciean
jer-urs into the company Of better aasn' take
Or. Hvie. Golden Blood SyruV, an Ilr.s
,y.: the fo-.l Corruption f-UIn sour blood Ee-
tore your health aui You viii no, oa!y enjoy
life better, but make your company more to-
eraI!e = thos. Eho mus: Keep l.
, 1880-03-20

.,,,;l,r ones 20 the sAlIows The CRIME nas
..;rr.d their feelings 70 their lowest depths
from the fact tha. il Is the most hea.tleSs,
iiberste, cruel. eowardly and cnid hi'osed
, 1880-03-20

CRYSTAL WEppNG.-On Friday last the
friends cf our wide awake aHi esteemed fel
lrw citizen, Major Eees, gave him . benefit in
the shape of a surprise party on the occasion
"f the fifteenth anniversary Of his happy we'd
ding Il : needless {" sag that every one who
could attended t. congratulate him and his
cStimahle wife on 80 memorable an event.
The house was crowded and very pleasant
evening was spent. Major, Ne wish yon and
vuIir spouse many more such anniversaries and
''mav We be there 30 see"
, 1880-03-20

Is excited We examine into II and naaliy
Cur money Is paid out Another instance q:
wha. ADVERTISING in the STATESMAN will do
Is the case Of man living 20 miles away.
, 1880-03-20

WHEAT SA,Es-- So u.-ch loss has been "c
c.,>ioued TO under asriter, 10y ships being los:
at sea through loading ia bulk, that no risks
viii I've taken unless the grain i, sacked. This
viii cause great demand for sacks. and as Il
matter Of course. ;hrir psic, will advance
Ihi, should induc. "u- gTan-rr- and wheat
-rpwrrS generally. t. take time by the fore
l"cl, and order Their sacks without any further
drlav In this caS, delays AT. dangerous.
, 1880-03-20
AfroITIoNnEsr OF sCRoo, u.,ry

Inc following Is list Of the School Dis
tricts IN Waila WaIla County. W. T. with
'he amount q; money appo-tiOueyi TO each.
, 1880-03-20

SrKlNs Srocs Attention i CALI. to the
r.yy I'D OF S.hwabacher BToS, mammoth
house in to days issue MIr- SiS Sc1vahacher
will return from San Francisco on the is' with
an immense spring stock. embracing everything;
wantrI ", in this market Sheep r'l:se:' VIII
aISn he pleased to learn that they, pay the
highest market price Tor WOO, Gall ami eH'
amino their prices sai stock.
, 1880-03-20
BUSINESS LOCALS.
p,IiCE rE,.T..EtNE.
AT CHARLIE g.sSiS

. Opposite Mountain Seatind oi!icc, ;..oa
Oregon. Nrs T. :. NcCoHias, proprietor
, 1880-03-20

,io - L. K. q. Smiths branch below ~ ~
Icuis hotel and asE ioE E" tE',a ias;!sa" S
the hs-t bit cigar sold.
, 1880-03-20

{ W. WHEELvE.
,Supt Schools, Waila WaIla. CO. ". +.
March, 18th, 1850.
, 1880-03-20

TIE y. P Il. Il. LASDs.-If We may Judge
bv the easeress Of our citizens n locating
I,n6s on this grant, it may he considered the
hist investment in the mar het. HE Itl"ttN
iudus;riuuSIy circulated by the eneniss 81 tAl>
company are not worth n1;'c'i-. ~
- sararil rartiss who would no: take ten dol
I,rS ,,qr acre for land on their grant Which
L,,r a Short tine since est only - 80 Ter
, 1880-03-20
AYER's CHERRY PECT0gAa

A. CuUGHs, opLI2s, wIoUPING C.UGI. EEUN-
CHiTI>, ASTHMA, AND CuNSTSIPIIYS.
I liz FEN COMPOSITIONS, WHICH HAVE
Won tie c1Lt!srCe II mankind aud becuine hGuse
Eoli 'Sor,aS ;srsoEg -: only hgt many natlCas
must have -NtTtOr'iInsTv virtues. Pal.p~ no one
eve- secured EEe reputation, InRIntain.i It
- long AYERS CHERRY PECr RNL II lms been
known 20 tie puhl!c about forty years, by a long
cont Inued series - Marvellous cnres, that have
fO5 4 ooutii-ncs IN its vIr.ut eQuallei b.
any utt-T mriIcIre- II sal Ia2ktS the most etfrc-
tUIl gu:eS ut Coughs Gods, Consumption, that
he male 5y mellr4! skill. IUieel IL, CIiFI.RV Pc
-1RNL has really rn5iei these dangerous diseases Of
tleir teTrors 70 great eStrt, and given frriing Of
immunity trum ther fIl sf.s-, that well found
Il ;; III. r-:neiy be taken >ezSoa Every flrnlly
s-JE-i have y N their cicS=t tor tie ready aEl
prompt relief ui rs members. Sickness, suffering,
sad even Iie Is saved ny thS tI-nely protection TIE
lrui~nt should bot rsglect il, and Tie G!l bot
h1ep L . yoa tie p-D.y,-I II Ii .r!s d; rs
III l. Use IN sudden SICKNESS Prepared ty
DR. = & tlEs e CO.. lowell. s.l>>..
PENcrCALl Sd ASSL-Ic,L CHFMIsrs
Soli by al Druggists and Dealers IN M-iEsu-
Ho--s. DAVIS = 60, XEhlszsI- li,a-Il-s. Po..l Il
OREGON s,-la
, 1880-03-20

FLAG PoiE.-Nisi!ant Hook & Ladder Co.
have raised a neat AMI tasty fas pole in front
rf their building.
, 1880-03-20

r,,.lT,@G,rIHI. The aaeti"u -.ie II i.e@i
Estate bv Mr-srs. chapm2a and Boyer, al
verified to come off 70 iay. ha+leea POSTPONED
until SATURDAY the 9Th instant Il 10 \: u At
which timr hi- iInu Will offer frr sale yai'sabie
lp,, in all portions 90! Wa'la hal.a city "a the
, 1880-03-20

TIL SuEE Ho,sE-The addition t. this
..l.lra.el ho,,elrie is rapidly going az, AID
ra-a Completed viii BE- credit to Gag city.
Tred St.ur informs Us that b. viii hare the
whole buili;n; cea.r!r.-i "n t.c outside like
PANE Bros. Luilija-. This wil. adi lastly %
L .l.,-.l.-.IL-.-
, 1880-03-20

AL. LIE p-@..srs ss.'u i.a.--.J --.S~' :" 80
n, B,a,ock the right Of wsy for his Hume 20
"a. i. can now be lo1ke,i upon ~ 81 sss'red
fart
, 1880-03-20

BsII.-We read N IN exchange an ac-c1E-
of a rr;Ikraa-'s iaE = C'hira-3. We think
that tie figures must have been -.ri.rf ua tht
fi1c- snl they danced in Ig-.Fs.
, 1880-03-20

ErzlsT "g y + ,Ias-c =, night at
C.ty Hall vii! be presented the Streets Of
New YorE. drama in ,i, acts, Tor the bcne-
ut of \. T. ,Je,sI,, who i wril known 20 our
theatre GONG citizens -, "a very polite and &c
romodating usher. W hr~i.eak FOR lin a
crowded. h.rl-. ful. b. i very de- iG--
, 1880-03-20

MILLINERY. For choice selections in mil.
l.uery goods, call on Mrs LeMoat.
, 1880-03-20

CHILLING < McLElS have Eastern ~':-'aG--
syTuus and sugar cured mans.
, 1880-03-20

STONE T.mowIsG On Monday afternoon =
little girl received q very severe wound on the
forehead by having a stone thrown AZ her by
4, biz boy The parents of thcs mischeviouS
rnun.,ters should wan them against such
tricks. and If talkin, dos no good they
-hn.lI receive :. sound thrt-h.ng.
, 1880-03-20

\ maiden far = SEE
Ho, nature La endowed Ie.
The pearl of minstgelsy-
She prefers pear. baking powder.
, 1880-03-20

FgFsH roasted coffee :oE ss.e i: CGi.HrsS q
Mclean.
, 1880-03-20

BUY yJUr .T,.crI5,s - tie E=w store "l.' ste
Small b.. livery ~tahl-, they aye fresh
, 1880-03-20

Total amount appoItioned.
us with the aHysFtiDnmeut
OF December the J,h, lSIg.
amount to
, 1880-03-20

W. OHkI
IN the
rs lst
la2ston
100 nai
k kRaN
,s<Aa -
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is6 n
WMus
snAerNa4
but III
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,rhhe
RsIsaAte|
.hnu6 b
ngsa, |
- M
esuma|
, 1880-03-20
fGlN.

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Of theA
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n conse
dispose
special poI
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mii %
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, 1880-03-20

md .rAJ
1'N 81
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; 80 rm,.,L1
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, 1880-03-20
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
PERSONAL.

r. P, Brooks, of Grimes county, cattle
prince, is registered at the St. George.
O. l., Rankin, manufactures Of ice mAckin-
cry, New York, 10 3; the 81. George.
Captaia r, 5. Ros.sr, tie contractor on tho
Dallas Il Wiohicta read, was in the city yes
Isr!hy.
Shelton +. Leate, prominent yeurs al
torney Of Terrell, vSl in the city yesterday,
srsS!iug his many friends.
Miss HslHc Afford, who has bssn speud-
ing tAa lps, lev weeks wiki friends in Bon
ham and Sherman, returned home yesterday,
Eisl Annie Wells, talented Sud sccom'
pliSheG young lady tTom Piae Bluff, Ar.
kansas, is visiting her cousin, Ms. L. 9
Clifton, Of this city.
Judge Fleming, of ComSnche, is ia the
city prospecting Tor a place of future resi-
deaee. Dallas will welcome such valuable
acquisitions as Judge Fleming.
Msior Joha T. Alden, of 81. Louis senio
proprietor Of the largest vinegar works u
the world, accompanied by his secretary, MI
Hickey 10 in the city. The AaiSr will re
! main in Dallas several days
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
ovERTrYE CITY.

The price OF wood has taken tumble.
Canned Bsretaria shrimps. L. +. Hughes,
720 Elm street,
Choice Louisiana rice. L. f, Hughes, 72o
Elm street.
Choice Now Orleans sugsr-house mclasses'
L. j, Hughes, 40 Elm street.
Jack puhis and hi, stree. force were busy
yesterday cleaning utths slyset cutters, ahN
lucy certainly nerdediL
Are you going to subscribe 10 magazines
or papers? W. take you Ut publishers and
club rates. Mason y Erb, III Main street
Tho old Castor S Thomse building is
betug 6ttea up into Offices 70 be occupied by
Tie Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central rNlt'
road.
Fioo quilting, sixty cents per spool
Bring Your comforts and quilts. or thoy WI
10 cliIed for, by addressing Quil1oh 'Oi
Jacksonstreot
There is not day but that waste trash
( from the stores are swept into lhe st'ee
cutters, contrary 10 an ordluAncp pFohlAlNht
( It, vet no arrests arc made for violation o
tbs Same,
Open every night Except Sundays unit
10 o'clock SO as 10 give those who are no
able to come earlier III opportunity 70 seleo
Christmas presents. Mason " E'b, a.
Main street.
Sunday night the singing society Frohsin'
will give grand benefit IN the WY OF
dramatic entertainment, concert snd ba
rendered Professor I. Bauer, NJ Turner hal
Tickets, fifty cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
MERCELESsLY SGAIsIED.
A Rrntel HOrSeman Assaults IA Negro
hey, Cats His Ear on,
und IuflictS other
Wounds on Kim

A most brutal, and so far IS tho facts now
90 to show, uncsllei-f5r outrage was
perperstod yestorisy morning, just north OF
the city, By white man upon negro Dos.
Henry Barkey, colofel lad of some four
teen years, was coming into the city afoot
and when no reached the bridge over Turtle
cresk. a mar horseback, tried to ride uyar
him, and would have done 80 had ho not
sprsng aside as soon as he did. The boy
said to the man: "Mister, don't run over
me-" when the rider, applying 10 him the
yislest epithets, jumped rom his horse, and
whipping out large-blsded pocket-knife,
assaulted him in a most brutal msnner, cut
ting his left ear oh, and inficdag severe
cash behiad the right ear and cutting two
severe gashes in his back
extending from tho shoulder blades
down rs far AS the hips. The brutal party
then struck him several blows with his hst %
mis- victim ran screaming from him, towards
the city. lie saw the man pick up the severed
portion of his ear and wrsppins piece 9
paper about it, place it ia his vest poke!
The boy came into tho city his wounds bleed
ing until his clothes we're saturated VIII
blood. He made affidavit before Ju5lic
Price, for the arrest Of the party, VINO "a
stranger TO him, ind the officers accompanied
by the boy who had his wounds dressed
went in searsh Of him, but SO far be has no
been aDDreheDded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

List of nonjury cases set Tor Aosuay'
December IS. 1880
1s,AFinolsy y Miller va Corcoran AMI
WIFE y,,rrhom
@G;e-gonu Ii Cuir CT ~ W Sarah Jones e! ~
S?i5Ishn N Cole atal VS. Butnsgton
ct nj. 49,. noriol DoIl,y
-s5y-iSWS lin Va Dallas s Wichita railroad
c? ssGpSNE:tato of Mrs @ L Mays va W Il
Cnston. Aao,o, St,eOnArd.
o., 1'bri,ti Shepard J. Co VIE Lyle ana
S 3 hNSs n 'ueramou vs. Mstildo Mays ct al
SST--isham Thomas W. Handel ana III
Draine c p.,Inn rail.
rc gS{o eoI'hWy~ Blnyon ~ John Witi and j
K-arby el NJ ..,d. yy,Illn,h.m,
SSI2--Jshn Lupot vs. !onnS - d so.s az S''
S3I3-uhar!ts Peterson Va hu ooWeIs'
s;sS-E n Coldwell va Frank starr el ~ ~,
,,rS-.G 4 Lockwood vs. Dallas Ci'g ia
Iight company. ~ D.,,.ox
siI5-Stata o! Texas vs. SontlWesterh Inv III
surauce G rpsny. ,l
ME 3 Moor We Robert Hart ~ NJ.
g5lo-W II and D @ Wlt vs. W Truman,
S'sj-Rilss Heed vs. ! W Calder.
Sls6-SilAa Raedys NJ henderson % o. w.,
S5iS-Cijester Msrcnpm VS. Honsson q lexn
Central railroad company. vp.tI,r,
S1G--Jnmss NJ HUT vs. w Eand haW
lt0u. e,,u.od
s57D-G J. Doyle VS. Henderson,
s5;a-M Eenedictv vs. j zen
SSoms--NIrs q III TAYLOR vsG Ii Taylor
-SiS--John Turley ct al Va Peter Casey e. nr u
SSSl-IIarry Bro'oVs X IL "tst ana ~ NJ Du
ford. s,1aroa.
sn,l Tenn & II Hum Va q " Truman
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
FRAUDULENT lows!

The widely extended popularity Of our implements u Nv
dnga haf century build extensive business upon
6 erdursg PRINCIPLES aang win cnsean gv9g usu ao
t e Tint experience ingenuity could desS comneu NA
first class material and the sil borha aul ns,cs'
nartos to food tho country with FRAUDULENT AnAAA-
TEpNN ofour Implements n. oa rorrtot;or hut
In order not only poecou own hardly earned pu'u'o' @
also o interest Of our patrons both farmer ana nso
ronbt u against Of the matters OF those spurious nEs
- and Inc purpose notice 10 to give lar warning 10 alsA
w NETS and farmers many OF whom are comparatively in
I'm, both Of which equally responsible with inc maAer
ho Tho law that wo will hold oil Els4 sSA NE ana others @o
the Courts applies not only plow but 70 as
OF plows alSo, rs Points, etc .A s;.lv oor,sa repr
do business upon'tne larry eaipe ieP
NJ onorb involving faced sgeions OF atee cpSfS
md trademark law become Gagnt that we nave ~ ~
ourselves of all redress contained N the courts 40 -
u cTrEIRWE MERCHANT or FAkSMhR, VINO hHngeS our
rights by making selling using these fFan1s'
o.,,s B. f. AVERY & SONS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

An Excursios Over the Road 80 it's
TerminuB-The Progress of work
en- iii Limo.

There was ga excursion over the Texas
Trunk railroad yesterday to its present ter
minus, seven miles distant southeast Of the
CITY, aud HERALD reporter was
so fortunate as to be ons Of
thess to whom an invitation had
been extended by the cficcrG Of the road
Thnro were a number Of ladios md gentle
men aboard the train, and General Cabsll,
vice. nre.idynl,. and MIR. j. 4. Nsng.on, the
efficient rigLt CT way agent Vel with eacn
other IL making tho eXcuFsl0nsts cohlorIa-
BILE and st homo no road, 10 lar as Coca
pletsd, passes thrOusns beautiful and iSrllo
country, and ths grazing, tleiDg end track
LAYING is good. The jolting so common 10
newly constructed roads is missing on this
one, over which tho cars almost
seem 10 glide. 30 smooth and
uniform is tho track which 10 lar ahead OF
the fondest anticipations Of the management
of the road. The track is being baIlAsted
with gravel and sand, which will gyc 1t
solid foundation. The traCk-lsying 10 being
laid under the superintendent OF Colonel
Strong, who has forcO OF sixty men steadily
at work. The bridges ON tho route arc OF
tho best timber, and strong and duraolo,
which were constructed under the superln-
tendepce Of Mr.. Ramsey. the construction
of tho road is being pushed for
ward az rapidly as possible, and IS
thav wish The work we'll done, it IS the desire
Il tbs management to employ labor rathol
than to loosely let it out by contract Inc
company Of excursionista appeared TO enlol
ina trim very much. Among these presen
of the lecd management OF the Toso W9F
General w. i. CSboil, vice-prcsiden!i j. W
aadlock, superintendent OF locomotW
newer; John Z. Vsnston, righs~ot VS.
nrcat; George Chandler, cashier, accom-
osnied by their families, Mrs, VI. Henderso
and family: Mrs. Bite; Miss Rice; Misc M
tio Siunsop; Hrs, Ramsey; Eol'
nel William J. Keller, Nr. Lam
nhcrs. general msnpger of tho On
caco. Texas Sc Mexifan Central rosd Cc
n \. Ervsy, Mr. MillicNn, of Monlan'
A. D. Aldrjdge, OF tho stationery hrm
Aldtdge & Walter; George ), Dexter n, "a
Hiccos, and other promihon' clll2ens' Ane
will be ii meeting Of Tho slock0older' OF )
rosd s ma tiGIa next week. me rosa ~
GRADED for dis,anca of thlrly seVeA nih'
ava with the exception Of two miles N :! n
Rock bottom, this much ct the me
readiness for TIE ties, which are dis'riou'
alo1g slnost the entire route. Ihey M
vet Eve moro miles Of iTon on hand, ana Nv
arranged for 1000 tons more, which WI
sufficient to coIap!ete tho road 10 WV
iwelye miles of Kaufman, which pom; Is
pected to DO reached by the irs1 OF i Gsru'
naTt. In the way Of rolling stock tue =
has already ton fat cars,.a locomotive sno Il
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Social

The social at Col, e. 7, Gsdd's residence,
Wednesday evening MAS decided success,
The ladies' OF the Christian church must be
congratulated on their happy Nay ofdoiug tue
"soclal events" ltwAa Oue OF tho largest
and most sgreoSble gatherings OF the season'
Success to the social; may nc soon hays
another.
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sierI.nnnLa EHnIi.

Mr.. Chsr.oy MeistersAns, has purchased
the saloon and dance hall, formerly knowa
as tho Atlactio garden, and chaagsd tAo
name to GermnnA hSll. MIR. Meistsrhans is
thoroughly reli!!ing the prsnisel, Nnd IN a
fey dsysis will be one Of the most elegant
resorts over opened ia Dallas, Ia The Moan
time no asks his old friends and NcquAiR-
aDces TO call and SEQ him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

In order to avoid the grand rush just before
Christmas, our city patrons are advised 10
make their purchases during tho next few
DAYS. Artici bought for presents may be
plnred in our special safe deposit drawer,
And delivered, per order, on ths eve OF
Christmas, or any day desired
SANGEE Bios.
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Attention is called to the announcement
that the concert given Wednesday night Tor
tho benefit Of Mics Kingsbury, l>,o of tho
Tagiapielrs opera company, will bo repeated
at Crsdlocks opera house Monday night.
The Mise, Vol, OF this city, have kindly
volunteered to assist, rs has also Professor
Fries on thu piano, Misa NJ. Wolf has ~
sweet a soprano voice rs was ever hoard in
Dallas without exception, 0ad ills finely cul.
tured, too. An who have hesrd this young
lsdy sing are onraptured with her exquisite
vocal powers. Her sister, Miss e, Wolf has
a supnrb coniralto voice, and the vocalism,
80 far AS these ladies are cons
cerned, will be rich treat indeed.
Signor Baldsuza, late tenor Of the Tsgiapie'
ira Italian opera, will al'n sipg snd hiS rop-
utetion IS fue tenor extends al over tha
country The object Of this concert 10 Il
worthy one, 4 appeals TO the generosity o
MI our citi2sns. Several members Of tht
Italian opera company loft II here; an'
strangers in strange land without msA MS
thew propose to give this concert 70 rails
funds with which TO return to their homel
They will give an entertainment that WI
deli int every one and be value recalv
cd for the cost of the ticko. purchased.
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The following prisoners, confined In tho
county Jail, sentenced to the poor farm
vera taken down last evening by a guard,
who came 80 convey them; Tom Gallagher,
theft of clothes; William c. ball, thcIt OF
nm ovsrcost; Susie Besson, vagrancy Tom
Beardsley, vagranSy,
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THO NId ReIlnble.

George Rick, the Oldest furniture dealer IN
tho city, has one of the largest and most Gle
CANT stocks of furniture ever opened in DA'-
las. And, whllo he keeps the lower grades
at either Wholesale or retail, be prdes him,
self on Keeping tho lstos. styles and patterns
and elegant designs Of new furniture. What
Sanger Bros. are 10 the dry goods TRADE,
George Rick is to the furniture trade. BH,t
arc old firms, sud both have the Confidence o
the usoplo. Those who know Rick viii buy
OF no other person. When furnilnro 10 waite,
can sud SOC him, make his acquaintance, Me-
| luy yout furniture from him, ii you Waus y
/ be pieasod in goods snd prices,