The Dallas Daily Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 21, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 9, 1875 Page: 1 of 4
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KAI.I.AS. TKXAS TIIKSDAY. MAKUII '.). IS7J.
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UOUHTON ANU TKXAN CKNTKAU
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fiToiu JitiHciiilit (mull and ex press). kin.
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TKKAM AND PACIFIC
leaves.
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Mall and Express...
Al'lHIIIIIIIOllllllllll
Through rndglil
IIHop. Ill
v-.im ii. in
lIlMI i. Ill
THit wcvrimi.
Tor llm gulf IhIik fullliiK Imrotuctcr
Noutlicrly wIikIm wuruiur nnil tiotitly
wiatliiT and rain
FROM AUSTIN.
PiiNNiitfo by tli. IloiiHeof Ni'ii.
at inn for i ii Keller or ih
Iiiierualloiml Itiillroud.
The Governor will Mkii Hie Hill
-I'iaiil MeUleiuenl of
the tiuHlou.
Hpiielnl dlspuloli (o tliu Dullan llornlil:
Austin March 8 The Iioiihu to-
night puswil tliu bill fur tb relief of
tlie Intcruutiouul ruilroiul company
nwwl by the sentitu (bin afternoon
by a vote of neviMity nyus to eight
iiiiys. Tlio bill gninU twenty hcuIIodh
of land for each mile of road buhvuen
Jed'erHon and Loredo and an exemp-
tion from all taxation for twenty-live
yearn. It Ik regarded ns a final neUle-
ment of tho International (iie.stion.
The governor wllUlgu this bill. H.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Congratulatory Letter from
the ArehblHhopH ol' Canter-
bury ami York.
London Mareh 8.-General Sir
George Hopo Grant died to-day aged
sixty-Heven yearn.
The rcliblMhop4of Canterbury and
York and ull the bishops with tliu ex-
ception of two have issued a charge
congratulating the clergy and laity on
the prosperity und progress of the
church and strongly admonishing tho
former against Illegal rituallstio rac-
tices which tend to isolate the clergy
from the people.
A special to the Times says the pope
has permitted AtHtriaii bishops to
comply with ft law of Austria which
lie forbids them from noticing In l'rus-
ia. This is considered in iierlin as
actuated by political motives.
A dispatch Bays that many women
and children were lost by tho wreck of
the Gotten berg in the Indian ocean.
The total number saved as far lis
known is twenty-two
Madrid March 8. The convention
lietween Spain and tho United iStates
settling the Virginia affair was sign-
ed to day. The belligerents are to ex-
change prisoners.
Sew HiimpOiIre Election.
Concoki) March 8. Tho politie.tl
campaign in this stute has been con-
ducted with unexampled vigor for the
past week and on the eve of the elec-
tion a careful canvass of tho situation
shows that both parties are eonrldeiit
of electing their candidates the repub-
licans claiming the governor and two
out of three congressmen. The major-
ity however will be small ami it is
predicted by Impartial observers that
as in last year there will be no choice
for governor by the people.
Heavy know Moral.
Cincinnati March 8.-The heav-
iest snow storm for years fell to day.
It is nine inches deep. It extends as
far south us Jackson Tennessee.
New York March 8. The mow
storm continued throughout tho night
and it Is now snowing. A heavy botly
of snow fell.
Hush la the Manctemry.
Ukw Yokk ' March 8. Gerrett
Smith's widow U dead.
Beecher'B church was glutted yester-
day. The doors were locked at half
past ten o'clock but a clamorous
crowd eoutluued knocking for some
time. Fourteen new members were
received.
. i Sala Pliol. '
MOBII.R. March8-Tlia sale of Ala-
bama and Chattanooga railroad pend-
ing negotiations between Alabama ami
the bondholders for the settlement of
existing dilt'erenees Ims len postpon-
ed by the special master .commission-
ers until the first Monday in April.
h Mumblleld t'ltab (
Messrs. Umoa nnd l.nmnr.
itiwnviv Mrnli 8. The Marshfleld
Daniel WebMer of
Boston have tendered a dinner Sena-
in. iirln. of tieoririn. and (iongres
man Lamar.of Mississippi on Wednes-
Thafknlklll ".
iui im'ikiiii March 8. Tlie
ia..iikin mirop I iinchsiiaed. The
tinisneoU of dissolving tlie gorge by
turning coal Is receiving attention.
T)A Munh MThe CSOtald of
th Qlavano was wasbed ashore togeth
r wltU erml f the erew.
WASHINGTON .
Iteporl ol Hie NenuleJiHlU'lur)'
I'oiiiuilllee on Hie Colloii
TtIV lHhllMI
Cull lor Thirl) Million Uolliirft
by I he Nfertlarj ol' llie
Ti'etuui)
VAhiiiMriii.NMiirnh8.Tlinuoiiilnn
tloiis loradillliiinal piiymaHtris on Hie
piesidKUt's lUt m hii h went to tliu sen
ulu liHlay coiihIhIihI tif A K Jluti's J
I'. Willard ami '1' M Cox horn the
regular army and Win M. Miiyiuu-
iiior i. r iKHieii w. ii. Mil- .loiiu
II. VMun J. K limine (' J. Wilson
(' K lliuiiniiii A. H Tottcraud It. A
l''owliir from volunteers and civil life
The senate on motion of Mr Mm
ton took uii tliu I'CNuiiilloii for till) ad
IiiUhIoii of l'inehbui'l(. Mr Mm lull
tixke in favor of seal Inn lilm.
J Do ciuninuii'L' on llie iiniieiiiry or
the senate to whom was referred tho
X'tltlon or cllleiis or DeKotu oiHiiity
disslmtliiiii hruyiug the return of llie
taxes aswHseii anil uoiienieii on eoiiun
for tho years iwiTi lwiii.wi7 iwisund
DiilO to-ilay mane the following reioil:
Tliu liKlltloli ol I'lliellS o PiM'lu
county MlHsUkippI uxkeil the reliiru
of the tux nit eolioii lor tlu lsil'i to
lMil'1 Iiii'IiihIvu on the grounds Hint the
lax wtis unjust ami oppressive ami io
VIIIISII it WHS IIIICOIlNlillKlolllll 111)
Kovernnieiu of the 1' nlted Slate has
been olillued to raise a laruc auiount by
taxation to defray Hie expense of tho
recent war j lie property ami minis-
tries at the north have been heavily
taxed uud as cotton constitutes Hie
principal wealth of the south tho
committee see no reason why a lax
upon it should be considered uiiliiht or
oppressive. The cotton tax bus been
olaiineil uneoiiHtitutiiinal for tlie fol
lowing reasons :
1-irst Jtecnuse it Is omilvitlent ton
direct tax and Is not laid according to
population. When tliu constitution
wus trained the larger states were
careful to provide thai the direct tax
should be according to population for
(ear that a tax upon laiul by the acre
might impose a largo and uiieiiuiil bur
den upon them hetiee the constitu
tionarticle one section t wo provides
that direct tax shall bu apportioned
among the several stales according to
an enumeration made every ten years;
but tho cotton lax is not a direct or u
land tax; It is a tax on tho productions
of the land It is an excise o: cotton
severed from the land in bale and by
the pound.
Second Tho tax Is claimed to be
unconstitutional because it is uot uni-
form. Tlie eighth ' suction of article
one provides that all excises shall be
uniform throughout the United Hlates.
Tills tax Is uniform. It is the same
whether the eotton is in Maine or
Louisiana. The fact that cotton is
grown at the south and uot at the
north creates no wautoi uuiiormiiy
any more than tho fact that manufac
tories are lounuat tlie norm more timn
at the south renders a tax on the pro-
ducts of the northern mechanic partial
and local. Any one can raise cotton
and as a matter of fact northern capi
talists having luveited in its produc
tion the excise is uniform.
Third It is said tlie tax is uncoiinU-
Uitioual becauie it is a tax on exports.
The ninth section of article one pro
vides tluil no tax may be laid on arti-
cles exported from any state. The fact
that any article may be or is largely
exported does not make the article an
exported article. Tins is simpiy a tax
on cotton. The object of the constitu
tion was to prohibit a tax on exporla-
tions and this tux is not that. The
committee therefore recommend that
the petition be not allowed.
Congressman jfauingiou oi .Massa
chusetts is dead.
The secretary ol ine treasury win tins
week Issue a call for tfto.OUti.Utiu in
bonds on account of the sinking fund.
Tlie bonds will cease to draw Interest
ninety days after call but it is under
stood that bonds with accrued interest
will be paid upon presentation after
call.
The committee or the republican
senatorial caucus has not completed
the list of standing committees but
tlie democrats have been Hi formed
that they will be allowed three mem
bers on committees nine and two on
committees of seven where senators
hold over. The chairmanships remain
unchanged. 1
The chairmansiiip or tne commit
tees of finance postofliec and post
roads public lands Indian allairspeu-
sion and revolutionary claims district
of Columbia claims territories rail
roads education and labor and contin
gent expeiises are vacant for tucse
liairmeu win ue naiueu ironi ineiiexi
highest on committees. These changes
niiiv ol ace Mr. lioutwell as chairman
of the civil service and retrenchment1
committee and may give tlie cHau-
manship of the committee on com
merce to Mr. spencer oi Aiaoniuu
though he may be assigned to tho
chairmanship of the committee on
district Columbia which will give that
Important place ou commerce to Mr.
Coiikling. Should the plan indicated
be carried out Mr. wesioi inusiaua
will be chairman of the committee on
railroads. ...
ripiirvH. Glover win oe nominaieu
for postmaster at Macon Georgia.
lu thesenate Senator Clayton moved
to appoint a committee of seven to vis-
It the Indian territory during tlie re
cess to inquire into the wants and ra
pacities Ol tne lliuaoitauis oi um uuuii-
try.
nir Mnrton called up his resolution
seating l'llichback.ainl lor the benefit of
new senators pnicttMien i umm:
i.i. iiqiihI fliteech. He had not conclud
ed when tliesenatewent Into executive
session. There were no coutlrma-
The republican senators caucussed
this afternoon over the committees
without concluding them.
Nomhiatlous-Ortu minister to Aus-
tria; Msvuard minister to Constanti-
nople; Sheat sixth auditor; Martin
postmaster at Montgomery; M. 1).
Wade chief Justice of the supreme
c mrt of Montana; Kvans marshal of
u. ....iUr iiutrift of Texas: Coniint
..r.i.i r i ii northern district of
Florida; llvin pension agent at Ita-
leigh; Kaukin pension ageut at Vieks-
bUMany of these are reiiomlnatlons.
tnatlous of southern
postmasters. There were many routine
mlliUry promotions.
The attorney Mneral la n official
...nOwl oi
I'liiiiiiiiiulealloii says Unit In vr-lli'il
lions lulu Hie nnudiiet of I'VIU Hum
blgiin 'all' nicy. iiiul le;u.y Hnmu mat
thai of !hu uiiHitru iliiiUh'l nt Mi.
iNalppt huve load tulhtMipliollillilclil of
n IidW liiur.httl ttlll I hut invent igiitloiu
urn proeiH'ding which will probably
i veiiiuiilu in a new dmlrli't utloruey
'I he charges uit inul vi-i wnt iuii in mllee
Hlli) lui'ieiKti of expcil't'S for their hell
III
CillllMnluU OpfUril.
Wa-iIiinoton MareliM - .Mr I-amur
of Mlo-l'-lppl iipeuud the campaign
on li e ih en. 'iiillii siil'i tlu inudu
liuwt cousii'Viillvn xin'eeli Heliwlor
Gordon spoke at l.lllletou
I'ri-vonled tram VuloiH
Hohton Muri'li H -It Is CHtluialeil
Hint llie heavy snow throughout New
Hampshire has caused the lot of from
twelve to IHleeii iiioiiiud votes
lliirlcil lu I tin Niiiiwi
nt Johns March 8.- l oity persons
weru uurii ii temporarily lu Hie mmw
which prevents accento IhiM'emetery
t'vnr tl a I'IimhI
I'oriiiiuiiKi'Mii:. March H. -The iunw
delays nil trains The. fears ol n Hood
lire ledoubled.
M AllKKTS 1IY TKLi:uiUril.
' Gai.vkston Mareh 8 --Money
steady. Gold steady at IHoidlM buy
ing ami selling Silver' lhe 107)
bii.vlliguud selling.
Jlldesdull Ury Mint Its they III II 18c;
With kip mid calf selections I He;
Kip mid calves oiie-lhlrd oil';
Wet sailed selected lie; us they
run Si.mic; butchers' nreeii He; dry
saiieii soui usury unit Willi iiliownuei1
for salt; glue stock Ac
Iainiion Mareli 8. Dl'icotiiit luiipeii
iniirKci per ceill.
1'AitiH March 8 ltenles llof 5t)c.
liivuHi'iioi Mareh tl.--. Noon Col
ton unlet Middling uplands "'i i H
middling Orleans HR Sales lutm
tiales or which L'.DOi) were for export
and speculation.
o p. m. Cotton Sales on basis ol
middling uiilauds noihlng below low
middling shipped April uud May K
.i-lini; delivered lu -Miueli ami April
o.
Nkw Yohk. March S.I(i;:;ti a.m. Gold
oneiied at M;. Mocks active uud ! rung.
Money li per cent. Kxclianire I.onit
181J; short .4 sr. (lovernnientsjduli
States quiet.
Cotton unlet halts 770 bales. Up
lands Kljc; Orleans 1 ;;;.
P'otures opened ijulet. Mareh 1(1
Uf.niU 11-'Uo : April 10 ll-KifiMd
2.W.'c: May 10 1-lOloac: June. 17 13-;ia
17o.
livening. Money eusy at IJlOi! per
cent. Kxchango dull at 18l j. Gold
active ut UXylb. Governments dull
but. steady.
CoMon (iiliet. Kales 7!KI bales at 10J
(ijdtij'c. et receipts l!18l) bales; gross.
8783 bales. Futures closed (llliel and
steady. Sales 10100 bales March
l-J(.iil0 3-32c; April V 1 l-17(.i)IO ISl-Uilc;
May 17 l-lH(.i17 3-3i.'c; June 17 lU-3Je;
July 17 'Jl-it2dT Il-lDc; August
17 13 10(.i)17 27-;i-'c; September 17i(.i
17 3-10c; October 10 1-I0(dd0jc; No-
vember lOJc; December MJo.
New Oklkanh March 8. Cotton
Sales 2400 bales. Tile assortment of
actual ollcrings is poor and miles ir-
regular. Market generally easier. Good
ordinary to strict good ordinary lo$()
10c; good middling to middling itiir
lUjrii'lTc. Kect.'ts 70k.') bales exports
to continent 1 l8Jo bales ; stock 243201
bales.
I h IHixlel llolrl Clcik.
He never marries. His knowledge
if huiiiau nature won't permit him to
uii any lisks. If Hie gas should lie
shut oil' unexpectedly he could tlud his
way to any room in tlie bouse tiiougu
Egyptian durkness surrounded hi in.
if a barber should part bis hair in the
middle he would go up to that ton-
sorial artist and turn daylight into bis
brain. He scorns a red necktie las lie
would a lone woman who came to him
and asked for a room ou the first floor.
He never tells a traveler that the clock
is a halt'hour too fast for the purpose of
miikiHghiin lose the train. He never
grows dyspeptic under the thousand
and one questions he has to answer.
His father was a postomVe clerk uud
stood at the delivery and died with a
copy of Job's allliolion in his hand it
seraphic smile playing over his face.
His last words were "He a hotel
clerk" and the boy obeyed the Injunc
tion JNexttoa railroad conductor or
a man who has a mother-in-law lie is
the most perfect type of the regenerate
and meek and lowly man that trends
the mundane sphere. The laundry
may fail to put starch in his shirt from
but he puts ills diamond pin in it with
out a murmur and bends over the
register in an attitude of prayer.
He never tells people that he
owns the liouse and wnen
there is a rush of travel ho will
give up his own room and go to bed
with tne barkeeper just as complacent-
ly as if he was asked to drink. When
a guest asks for a toothpick he gives
him a dozen and then oilers his as
sistance to dig out the canity of tho
traveler who lias been worrying over
the tough beet. He subscribes to char-
itable institutions with inunillcence
and when be wants to go up
stairs he does It lu the old
way turning up bis nose at the
elevator for fear that people
will think him lazy. If be Is dis-
charged which seldom occurs he nev-
er tells anything that happened at a
eertaiu time or tries to blackmail the
landlord. When he dies there is sun-
shine all over his face aud though he
never went to Sunday school hekuows
that the good little bell Uiys who
have preceded him will show him into
the right room. This is the history of
the model hotel clerk. He Is a few in
the land.
A Rlrh Dieamnt.
The following copy of an agree-
ment prepared in 134G by u woman
who wanted to live happily with
her troublesome husband is pub-
lished in the Knoxvillo Press and
Herald : "You do solemnly swonr
that you will never beat nor cus
nor abuse me without prater pro-
vocation than i have given -you;
thatyoa will not ;-debar me-from
going to see my connection and
neighbors when opportunity per-
mits nor them from coming lo my
I amusement or assistance iu sickness
tzi rs r3 n
in S g M
The Greatest Variety and the Lowest Prices Ever
An Opportunity that Every
Will ofTor this week
Tjcooii Kt'ps ill 21c reiluftMl from 37 H j Double Folded AIpamh nnlrndld (junlll) drslrublc color at 23c Hold early Ibis ieaaon
in iiu'i mini Him runcy imchn unum aiz.c hoio in ncmmoii at jh-kj nil nool iHUKonais dcNinibie colors nt 40r gold
previously nt (10 und Ik icood quality Clack AlpneuM 35 and 4ic Hold lu kciisoh ut 90 mid OOct miiKnltleenl quality
lllnck AlpacaH 50 to lie former price 13c lo f I ; KntprcNH ( lotlin In new and desirable utiles 40 and 50c
Hold at and 7.c ; raHNlmereu Tor men and bojn' wear lit 83c and f 1.23 all uiimlHtakulilo bar
xnlnsi 1'lalU mid I'laln onera KlanneM Ichm than contj 50 pair white wool ItlanketM sllgiitly
hollt'd nt ureal reduction from recent price t 500 Kmbo.wd Felt Skirts at
73e Hold recently at Hand $1.23 1 BhawlH and Clonkx bought late In the
NcaNon at icrenl harKalnn. All Koods in our
Gents' Clothing and Furnishing1 Department
M'kkIiiiII iiImmiII.t ummiI IiiiiuiiIii
In llmwii
muni l. ii- n hiiuii iiiiiI I'li-muil mn Inn Klimk
wlili'li Hi" VHiiuim wiiivn inn tilluri'il i nniuil
SIO and
Phoenix Planing Mill
NOTICE OF REDUCTION IN PRICES OF MILL WORK.
Flooring. $1 00 Per M Siding $8 00 Per M. Surfacing $2 00 Per M.
Priiiorll(iiiiit(i rixliinMiiii on nllitir win k. With n WirUlii( onmnlty (if nix llioumiiiil fi-et pur
liuiir l"o Iii-hI niHt'li Im-ry n ohi ol work no mm tilw. I'un In pi low ! In uorlnttrii Tuina. mill
1 1 1 V ih'ikoihiI HiiHrvlnlon ofovi-ry Job I inn "UII u riuiilliliili lor 11 Iihiu or tliu piitroiiHKV or
inn 11111M11 Milliner rvccivi'ti. woi iumi iinu
lHillwAlmlw
nor hunltli ; tluit you will not bo
ngiiinst going with mo lo meeting
or for 1110 lo fro on tlio bihiui lurniH ;
Hint 3-011 will novel throw up whnt
I'.uh liiifii piiHRoil iiiuiiuoii" ttmt you
will provido lioii80 room handy to
wntor und Ntny' Inure; that you
will not movu mo out of tho Holtlo-
inunt without I inn willing to go;
tluil you will provido HiingH to work
on an with; ihutyoii will not trout
no wtih limdHhip flout or wound
my looliiiiis a you luivo dono hut
perform ilio duticH of hushund nd
try for it living in ponee on ull fidH.
do Holomnly sweur Unit l will not
throw up whut I kin been nnnHed in
iiL'icr; tluit I will not llout nor
wound your f'coliiijfri vilhout oausc;
tluit 1 will VH'iTorin tlio dution nf
wifo 11 h fur ns heultli und rtuiNHon
will admit. I will lit-nt you with
ndnefH whilo you lo mo und try
for 11 livi)i? in ponuo n all Hidis."
rmloi-Hdiipul of llie lmpl' Ki-iiimljr.
WlM'll Hkllll'nl nil't ranlioiiH iiKulluul moil
give oviir tliclr owu hlniminitf" iv tuvonible
opUilon ui th.i on tiln ic mill vllnllrtngetltaiUi
of a prcpnrutlou. tlm) nlilli-dot lilt lu'-ultiite
to Imllovo Ilium.: Tlio voimnliioim nil em-
pliullc proldHHlonnl itwtnnony In favor of
HoHlutli-r'H Hionmoli llltlpn. an a Npeclllo for
alldi'nril'niofUiMC uimli n 1 tioweln for
liver con. pial nt liuei mlttviit nn'l rcinlttmit
fi-vprs und llie tlioiiiinil IHn tluit wnlt upon
dyspepula iiiiihI ooiivluae tha iuot. Hki-ptl-oil.
ANtile liowovvr from tho liwtlinony of
tlie futility tlicro In n lurgn miws of pvldence
from itli-nij) lu every wulk of lln till allow-
ing Unit tliln ni-fut provcnllvu nnd resloru-
tlve w ol liiHHtlmablu valno to tlie Hick ami
tlie debUltuU'd. 'Did blttura are milted to nil
cIlmaUjH and urn nnlveraally undoriuxl ua a
pn-ventWe or dlKordeni oitnacd by mlaHma
and Impure water. '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
i Dalian Marrh ft 1W7S.
The firm of I.loyd Weller lh thin day dl
nolveil hy mntuiil oonner t H. O. Weller re-
tiring. .1. Uoyil In alono aulliorlised to col-
lect and netllu Ihe uiieountn of llie line.
J.I.I.OVl).
mtm BUS. O. WKLUB.
Healed propazin will be rwi -lved m.tll Ihe
1'ithof April next for the conntructlon of a
lire-proof olerK'aoitloe In the town or Kauf-
man nald nlllei to lie made of good fire-proof
brink to be -0X24 feet one nUy. Plnnn and
ppoiltoallonn r n b reen at t he clerk 'a nrace
In the town of KaHfman. or can t obtained
by addrewiloK 'he undernlgued with whom
proposals lunsi be deponlled.
J.T.WARD
indlw2lwlln i Kaufman Texan.
Hearth and Home.
LADIES WANTED AS AGENTS.
. : . ' ' ' - . ' I '
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ctioloent literature no peril lllitHiratlon.
Twelve xrapbio elealngn.copieaof celebrated
wnrkn d a t prenenled at iihiw free to every
aubHcrther. An unrivaled premium! Twenty
pngen weekly only $1 a year pontage prepalrt
ou tho pnier. Hee It at the nowa ntuuila. Ask
your poHimanter to nhow you llennh and
Home aud tne Etchings and give hi in your
order. '
Lndlen at home and men who bsve other
bUKlnean wanted as agents. Novel plans
leantwork good pay. Mend I cent stamp
iH-fnll particulars or II 80 for outfit Inelud-
Ing the W Klnhlngs In elecant portfolio anx
the pitper six months to your addrraa lba
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Harfc Plsre N. V.
The HcraU Jab OIBe
I the best place to tot Jont Postera ctr
.... t
erBHvni.UUr Head and Pal) THkatt
OOTNrTI3NrTTiV.TXrOI5! 0371 THE
II ll II ))
the balance of their Winter
Ah iiImu HOOT AM NMOK DKIViHTMIuXT
IIiiiiiimIIi' IIUhi'IkhI Mimlliia. 10 Hint 8-4 HIiiM'tliiKH IMIlow t'nwi untl nil klmUol liiiiitnkiiiilii
tiiihw nwiiiinii ki uikiiiii UKKiniiK lo ihii'uiihm) liny ui iiiu Kiiiiim iiii-iiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiIiI uruur
full Ui liuuiu llilr liuiiivdlul imiUi
0112 Elm
iiirwurui'ii ny run ii uinu
I). K. UllOVK.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PKOCLAMATIOIV.
. Mayoh's Ut kick City or Dam.au)
Murnli f im. I
In obedience to tlio laws or the itate of
Tuxaiand the vbartorof the oily of llallai
an eleol Inn will be held lu each ward of the
oily of Dullan ou Tucwday the Dili day ol
April A. 1). 1S7S at the ropeotlve voilng
plaooa In uitoh ward to-wlt :
Klmt ward Jeirrliw A Terry' old atorej
Hiwond whhI Uoblei iiuim;
.'Third ward Krlok'a old Mure;
Koiirth ward Youiw'ii hoIiooI houw;
For Iho rollowliiR oily olllcicrH
A mayor iiiunihul triMurr awwaiior and
rnlleiMor ulturnejr eiiKlueer uud Un uliler-
men vim
Throe aldermen In tho flint ward;
Two aldermen In the aeeond ward;
Three aldermen In the third ward;
Twouluermeu lu the fourth ward.
The preKldlug oltloem of eleotlon for each
ward will hold the election at the time aud
plaoe above designated with In the bourn
and In the manner prenoiibed by law and
the charter ol the oily.
WltuoH my hand and the aeal of the oily
of Dallua tliln the II fill day of March 1OTS.
W.L.CABEU Mayor.
W. II. Frathkk Boorotary. SOdlUd
ODD FELLOWS' HALL
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Miki March B E
LUCIA DeLEON'S
' i . FAMOUS
Xiiidy IVIinntrels
. . AND -
Mile.
ALINE AIMEES
OKKAT
CAN CANTROUPE.
ADM1HHION II 00
No itra nhanre for reserved Matn. Re-
I Berveil neala now ready at Con nor A Wnlkrr'l
tlrng niore. "U''
DRY GOODS.
General Clearing Out Sale
OF
SEASONABLE GOODS
To make room for
HEAVY SPRING STOCK
AT
W.L. MURPHY'S
Cor Main and Anstln street.
IJALLAS !- TEXAK
Hlatile anal rcy Dry )ds Baata
Mha. Ifala 'ap nr4j.Md 'Ulk
la;. Pier Woexla JfalUata F.I.
. Call and examine our good and price.
MTJIUMIVS .
SMdlra . Com of Mala and Anstln street.
TOR WORK Lester Head. Card. Circular.
l BHi Hwds Kers lwyrs' BrWX Psm.
pbMa aa4 err ktn4 of Jok PrlaUa
L 1. MtU tl lh. SmU am '
Consumer Should
Goodi at the following unmistakably Low Frioei i
for winter wear nt 'orroHioiidlnK lrlcca.
Sl3STC3-EK brothers
taroot. X collet 53. Texas.
U. H. HCHOELLKOl'F.
Schoellkopf (k Doelling
Sn-ddlory Hardware. J
HIDESWOOL PELTS ANI) FURS
ELW STUKI3T DALLAS TEXAS.
Onr oannectlou with tenner east enablo un tooomnote In nrloesof Leather with Oala
Ion New Orleans or Mu Louis. Highest cash
JSA X UmILmX 1ST E3 JEl.
MRS. L. .T. BATH V
..... .i . : v -i r.- 4
In luiniiy to announce to her numerous old Mends and cuntomer that sli has now re
suiiied her bunlnenn and thanking tliein for their liberal mipport and patronago heretofore
renpeuttully nolluiis a aonllnuunce of the mime and nnual will nparo no palun to give .
entire snllKfHollou In all Uih branolien of her Ijimlnt-kH alway giving a neatness and
yluaud ftnlulu '1 he system by which Mm. . out In at one parreet ana sr-
lii K to tlie lot id a grace uud bv'iaily supurlor to all olhurs therefore alia feel
living genorul aallslaotloii.
HTJM-a.IST HAIR WORK
In all ltn branches old hair altered and combing made up.
attended ui jum streut opoiie isunger uios.
ALFRE D E REE H A W
ARTIST IN PHOTOGIIAPIIT ' '
And Dealer in Geo. Woods & Cos Parlor Organs
' . - DALLAS TEXAS. ''""l-'.' 2 "
Havlngjust returniHl from Knrope after a lenxlhly stay there of about live months I -am
glad to Inform my friends and customers that 1 havegalued much lute and valuable
Information pertaiuiug lo try ai t as well as inauy additions of .
NKW 1NMTRUHUNTM AND Al'l'UANOBB .
I am thus enabled to give belter satlsfiiotlou thau ever. 1 would Invite all who deal re
work In my line to eullat my studio and examine mv beautiful Huenlmens before giving
their orders where can also be seen b eoliiicns of M ATUUAL L1KK-HIZK PORTKAlTH
PAINTED IN OIL OOLOHS. aa well an the latest new styles of PHOTOS MATIN KIN 1811.
glaae aud promenade photon. It has alway
ussureu mat 1 win use my oeni eiiueuvoni i-t
Dolltelv attendetl to. A lull Nlix koi FANCY
of PHOTOOKAl'HIOOOOiwrorsnleto phnUigrupliHrs. lu oouuectlun with Miy studio I
have a lull assortment of tlie celebrated
GEORGE WOODS St CO.'S PARLOR AND VESTRY ORGANS. '
whloli are believed not to be excelled or even
design and variety of mu"lcnl effects. I wUh pHrllculHi ly m nail attention to the Piano
Organ wllh eight stils. The piano attachment has an exquisite tone aud will never Se-
oul of tune. li loo (t'ti; and the eleven slop organ whb aland urgau stop octave oupler
and sub-bass aud two enchanting solo stops well adapted 'or oliurches lodges or parlor
use an Instrument of great power price VMK 'I'beKe organs are In elegant solid walnut
cases oil finish. It Is only necessary that these oigiiua should be sei u and heard lo be
appreciated. Muslo.and price lists turnlshed
.A.. 3JXIUH3VI
2Mdlm
OBENCHAIN C CHILDRESS
WHOZjTJSAXjB 3SXOT7Zl X3XTA.XjXIZI.E
GROCRRS
COXXON ITAOTOKS ; 1
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Corner Elm and Market Hlrct Dajla. Texius.
idAwir
FRUITS HUTS COHFECTIOHERY ETC.
23. V. BOTTO
(Houtheaat Corner of the Square)
WBOLKMLI AMP BKTAII. PRALLB IX
CANDIESNUTS ETC.
FRESn 0RAXUKS PEAB9 D IX A.I AS
mt APPLES
And other fruit received and constantly
on hand
DURING THEIR SEASON.
A complete and well selected line of
FANCY ailOCEHIKS
Cigars and Tobacco
ALWAYt ON HAND.
rvncHAiiKBS or Jon lot
At eanortelly Invited to call. and Jenamln
luy lar( hi is of ceuO Is. sl. Mdm
mm
i
i .
Offered
Improve ! I
gofll. Ill orrtor to rod no our itork to mk
liiiiiioulntvly fur III uuuul low prlc
GEORGE DOE1XJNG.
price paid for lildea. eta. Udlyl7wly
All country onlern prompt!
Mrs. L. J. BATU AgenU
been my earnest desire to please and you are
your pleasure aim goou. Ail customers are
KBAMKiAfor sale: also a oomnlete assortment
enualled bv any other make fnr eleaone of
tiec.
A. fV. Fhoto;ri.phr
Corner or Hnuston and Elm street Dailas
RISCELL1NE0US.
ElectionNoticB.
Tt Htste of Tessa county of Dallas!
MIt la hereby ordered that an leetloa bs
held nn Tnevlny. the eih day of Apiil 1X74
ror the election ' a Junlleeor the ae la
and fur precinct No. I llallss county Texas
and I hat tlie pol e be op-bed at tlie varum
place deslgnmcd by law within the llinlu
of -aid precinct for that purpwe and thai
said election be conducted. In ail repeeta Is)
cue form to the election lawsnf this suit
Bw in force." 1
Ulven under onr hands this Mareh I UTti
T. B. 'MATH
CHABLKM DARKER
AssoclHte Justice county court iMllss emirt'
ty Texas. - isatwtd
Fresh Fish and Oysters
Prank Ijintrry at the Mfayetle restaaranl
on Lamarstreet next d'wr tu 'he Moraine;
liar saloon ha Jnst received and will kesp
on hsnd a ftill supply o fresh red flsh red
snapper and trout. Also frseh Baltimore ays.
lers. wiiiru ne win itiisi esj raien it rsm
Win. mad will serve the
same in every stria
ivery sin
at the
call.
Lafayett irtanrant. till klm A
in Dallas
t i . . .
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