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VOL. 3.
DALLAS TKXAS TIIUUSDAY MAY 'J7. 1 S7.
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Shcgiulitijctald
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mine III "lierulil III mil" I rimer nl
Mulii null limine M reels oer I Irsl
ISiiIIiiiiiiI IIiiiiU llii.ltiinn Ollliii -
Kriuil Itniim fci'i'tuiil Mnrj
Tilt I1MIAV MOItMMl ill!! M i V 'II
haii.uoiu'iihi Tiin.i:
Arrltitl mill l imrliiro ill Triiln III
llulliis.
IKJllHiON AM" TI'.XAH ClONTIlAl..
Airlvun.
Krillll till- Ml l 1 1 1 1 (lllllllltlKluX M ).. Mi " II III
11. in i 1111 Null IK mill I mill ell I'M ' I'. in.
hi inn III" Hiuilli iiii'i'iiiiiiiiiiiIiiIIihiI 1:1" it Hi'
Ululll llii' North liiceiiiiiiini.liitlnni l.'I 'll. I"
Tl'-K AH AM" TAl'ini'.
lil-IIVKS
.KM I li III
At r I V '
ll:li III
II: m Ii III
1 1 Mil i III
Mull mill :xpn
A ' Ml I I ! I lull
'J liiuillill rlelijhl
..'l l'l II III
Jr: ii mi
CROESBECK.
No Truce round or Hie I'IocIiik
N'ro IK'spcrinIocH.
The 1ii rniilt of I he Fn:lllvis
Abandoned.
Hl'ill'llll lllhi:ili'll III I lit. IMllll II. ml. 1. 1
(iii(iiiii:cK TiiXAK May IX
A inrctiiiK wiim hi'lil mi Miimlny nl-
ti'llili'il liV tin1 in llii'liml clll.pii of tin1
I'uiiiily nl wlili-h ri'HdlntliiiM who
ailujili'il i'Xhvkmvi nf Hyniuilliy Willi
(lie I'i'Ii'IhIm of tin yiiiiiiK man who was
Kilk'il ami cniinn'liiig n i. xlcritl it hi.
Tin1 iui'Niiit Im Ik'cii lii'i't up until
to-iliiy lull with mi Miu'ct-HH anil wus
to-day pi'i'tly muuli iilmiitliiiioil
Thu ilacu wlit'io Mi'irlcl; Tniiniiu'l
wits MiiiniHi'il lo lie wan lo-day tlmr-
otiglily Hi-ari'liuil Imt no tiiicu of liim
WUM I'olllld. Hl'lHllOW HIIJIHINl'll to lit'
at u )iliu't that Im ulmoht Iniju iRtruliU'.
0
Tin: mii: ax i) (jki:v.
An llxtrimrdliiiiry lllluv lit Mem-
ililM I'riiK'riutl Interiiiliililinil "I
JVoithcrn mill Nnnllterii ex-Nolillers-HiihIiii'Nn
Knllrely NiiNienili'il.
Mk.mi'JUH Ti'iid. May IM. Tim nu-
niorliil wrt'inimli'M wi-ru tlio ('rainli'Nt
t'Vl'l' Wltlll'HHl'll III tllO HOlllll. JH'NlitO
throatniiliit! wi'iilhur at mi early hour
thu si reels were lilli'il wiih iicmijiIi.' liwir-
lllJJ lloWI'IH WllWUWltll to tlci'k 1 1 If
gravt'H HiirtliH'hH was uliniist I'liilicly
HUHpt'inli'il wlillu from iiiiim'rmw huilil-
Jngrt national mid conli'di'iatu Units
wore hunt? out which witli thu luil-
limit uuitujniH of (ho iSluio Uutil'ds
tiuvo to the city u holiday iijijii-ui-aiifo.
Thu prodi'NHiou was lormi'd ut the cor-
iii. r of Main and Kxdmnuo. and movi-d
down Main In the followliiB order:
Chief Marshal Ueneliil C'olton (Jreeu
and iiUIhj music; Chickasaw (Inarils
comiiany A; Irish Volunteers; Teni-
jilai'H Ciuiirdn; onitora of the day in u
I'lirriiiHe; noldier of Mexican mid
Florida war; Invincible Kire eoni)any.
earryiii)' Uenerul I'orrest'H haitle-
llii( tl) hattlu-llun of the third
Tennessee cavalry; ex-confederiiten on
foot; ex-federals In carriages; ex-eon-federate
horses; music; llilieiiiian mil-
timl relief society; Irish relief society;
soeicte Francuise; societn do Unione;
E'fratelan.iv Jtulhum; music; Ifernian
benevolent society; tiennany Casino
Deutsche!- Uruder JJmulj Memphis
Maunerchoir; music; city schools llrst
division; music; city schools sejond di-
vision in caniafjes; mayor and general
council; army and navy of the union;
ex-federal ollicers and soldiers; St. An-
drew's society; (iiiiiutte JJerin; citizens.
The procession was over a mile in
length mid us it passed through the
principal streets which were crowded
with people lieariii'llowers they gave
vent to their feelings as ohjeets ol
special interest were seen. At the
head or the mounted ex-con lederates
rode General Forrest and the survivim'
members of his stall' while the Mex-
ican veterans were led by General
Uideon J. 1'illow. In one carriage
were two large flags federal and con-
r..i.i.. mini i.utirelv of flowers.
"""""i - ... i.i in i
The latter was partly mrieo uuu
.. .1 ... H...... Iltn ITOI.M1. ' rililliilil iiiius.ii"""- - - I
Jiumber of ex-federals participating in
the procession wnsaboui one hiindreu
representing nearly every state in the
union among whom were Lieutenant
Colonel George W. Uilwon. 1-"''
States army; Colonel J. W. Jcllerson
who served throughout the war in the
eighth Wisconsin or Mve Laglc reg-
iment ami now a prominent cotton
merchant ami who like most of the
ex-federals participating has never
taken part in any public denionstnitioii
before; Colonel Harry F. T'"'i
formerly adjutant general on jhe stalls
of Generals Curtis and Scoheld; (. aptaiti
N D. Menkin formerly of General
Kosecrans' stair a leading dry goods
merchant; Captain F. S. ' .
"th Iowa a prominent lawyer Hon.
lloseaTowusend lieutenant M Ohio
a prominent lawyer; Major James O
I'ierce assistant inspector general on
General Wasliburu's stal oneoflje
orators of the the day; Cap mi IS alt
J.owe.oftieneralliutlerssta IjtapU in
Alf. O. Tutlier of General Uuck ami's
htiVfl- Major S li. Harrigan Lnitcd
& volunteers and ...any o
who occupy prominent positions in the
city After traversing the principal
Htreets the procession took the Alem-
pW TnA Charleston train for Kim wood
cemetery where a grand stand h
been erected lor me oeiusi..!.
arriving there the following order of
exercises was oliser veil:
l'raver-l?V Itev. Dr. htainlmck.
Hymn-''Koek of Ages" by Men-
delsnliouQunrtetteclub. lCin--'The Ulueaml Gray" Master
Lee Merrlwether.
GriweSoiiB-MemphiBMani.ereholr.
KKMVKtrT-hee.'
ru:lierce.ate
SlKiKe Warrior- -Mem-
This Mannerciioir.
Poem Composed by JJr.
United State army.
Hvmn-''01d Hundred"
Granger
Mendels-
Bohu Quartette club.
Benediction by' nJ5k
michaeL The orations were In ep-
Uw ipirik o' w occasion aud
i veiylhiiig iii.mi nil' m il nil. I Ihe
gelli lill illiii'niiil .evilllx Unit unlli-
ing nIiich iliu war Im. ui'i'iini'il in mi
ciuiiiei'ly I. link iluvvn ihn banii'm
lii'twieii the in. nli mid niiihIi mnl
IlliiliMMir whole u'i.n lliily miii nr-
rldeiil oi'i'iiri'i'd n nmr tliei'i'li l liiliini
mid (bin wan I'MiiMil y (ii'iH'iul I'nliiiii
I ill I'lli 'i lllll' l lili l nililnblll l In nm. i.
illglliii lillli on Ilia fi'lu I'll In till"
ciiy mid bieaUiiig
lllmve the iiiiMe
ii left legJilM
THE BLACK HILLS.
Tile (iui'ilrii :iui I'arlj Iti liiM'tn III'
Aiti'hIimI lit I In' Kul ill iTii.
Mii'i'hluii Onli'i'4 lliii holillrr Not to
liilii'lcro llli I' ml leu In
.Ncbriisliii.
Hiui'x Crrv Iowa May l.-Tlu'lu-h
i Irli iire ol the military Willi private
i lll.i'iiH who urn tninHKii'sHliig no law.
an in the ciiho of tiviuis mnl (innlnii'ii
trains w lili ll welerecelilly iilTcled by
the mllilary ill I lie Mule of Nelii imltii
lis Nli'liihi IHiliNil lili'il and li liU;e liillil-
ber of men mid lealiiN taUcll lo l''nl t
liandall while ell mule to I iul'dnli City
which place Is located niilxjihi the In
dian country Is ili'linillieed by eillens
of all parlies mid clu.-ncs in lliiNKei tioii
lis a lileji-liailileil iilllllige W hich He-
sel ves I he severest celisiil i'. 1'lie law
III UhiuNlaUiible hiuuiiiiK'' decl ues Hint
any persnii I'oiiiid trivpMHxing n bunU
eeded to the Indians shall lie appre
hended and liiiniediiili'lv conveyed
from the Indian country by the near
est and safest lull I e lo the civil aulhol-
Ities of the territory or Judicial ihsli iet
In which such person shall lie found.
ii r.vans' case the iiinighiy 1 .ipiaiu
Walker reversed the law of congress to
suit Ids own Ineliuallou made the ar
rest lli'iy miles away Ironi the
Indian territory In the siule of
Nebraska mid uiiderlonk lo force the
train Into Hie Indian territory and to
a point two hundred and liny miles
distant to reach which lie had lo pass
directly tlirouuh Indian country In Ihe
military fort to be adjudged by mil-
itary nulhoritles. F.vans refused to
cross the river nun ine iiuuaii cniin-
trv. and Captain Walker sent a mes
senger after assislaiue to enforce his
orders. Meant line orders have been
sent by a courier from here to the
trains on the way west in wliHiure
about live hundred men well armed
and equipped to hurry forward to
Kvans' support mid to protect his train
from the raids of these military high-
way men to the best of their ability.
Judge Hubbard received u telegram
to-day from the headipiiirtcrs of the
military division of the Missouri stat-
ing that General Terry commanding
the department of Dakota had already
issued orders to the commanding oltl-
ccr at Kori. Jiiiiidall to unconditionally
release all persons who had been ar
rested by the military in the stale 01
Nebraska.
IVANIIIXUTOX.
Tlio :ni'HpoI !lo nrliie.V-ll In Uoiiit.
ally Ili'lli't I'll llmt I'"' t iMiiiK'i-l' IK'i'M
Moiii'y I'nri'liiiHi'il Ills l.tlii-rly-Jliir-sliiil
mrni'll to li IMsnilsNi'il-Ariiis
lor Tpxhn lli'iiioval ol' Itovcniii'
Ollirvr Die.
Washington May 2(1. There is
much indignation here umong the olli-
cers of the department of Justice and
secret service on account of the escape
of l'eto McCartney the notorious
counterfeiter from the deputies of
Marshall I'urnell in Texas and the
latter will be dismissed in cou.seiueiice.
The attorney general will name ins
successor on Monday. The secret serv-
ice has accomplished remarkable
achievements in dealing with McCart-
ney having captured him no less than
three times and each time he has es-
caped very soon after being delivered
to the custody of United .States
marshals. Last December Washburn
and liiirson of the secret service
captured him wiih four ot his
gang at St. Louis and committed them
to Si. Louis jail which Dciison says is
the safest jail in the country but on
the :!d of February all four escaped in
a manner that lelt no doubt that the
jai'o; was bribed although no positive
evidence of the fact could be shown.
Whitney and Kiithbuii of the secret
service recaptured them all again at
Wnco Texas in March with K000 in
counterfeit money mid printing imple-
ments. According to law thedetectives
.V. .. t(1 i'iiv.rt!a isoners to
the custody of Marshul l'uruell of that
district but fearing a second escape
obtained from the attorney general or-
ders to take them from l'uriicH's cus-
tody 'ihe latter refused to deliver
them mid took by use of force Mc-
Cartney's printing implements and
plates from the detectives. Two weeks
alter McCartney escaped from l'uruell
in a manner strongly suspicious of col-
lusion witli the latter but was recap-
tured by the detectives. The third time
i'urnell was again ordered to deliver
Ihe prisoner to the detectives who
wanted to take him to St. Louis but
axnin he refused to give him up be-
inn supported by District Attorney
Fvans of Waeo:ind the United States
judge who claimed the privilege to
try McCartney llrst under an indict-
ment found there. The detectives re-
turned here not hesitating to say that
I'urnell had been bribed by McCartney
before mid would be again prophecy-
lug that the latter would escape within
a month which luw proved In be the
ease. His wife has visited I m just
prior to his escape in each us ance
which is a suspicious circumstance in
the opiiilon of the detectives.
In connection with the Texas border
dilllculties it has been reported tli.it
there have recently been urge s i
ments of arms to Texas i i....-"-of
the Sprinflcld rifle has been changed
froinlifty-hundreilthsto forty-l vehun-
dredtl.s mid the guns sent te . I exits y
the government have been two thou-
g ml The guverument intends to sup-
pty tl.e tro1.ps in that elate with the
"'supervisor McDonald of St. I-ouis
has been removed an. Fcrdi.muJ
Myers appointed In his place.
Voo7jll'l Yonn.
ISoston Mav 20.-M.ibel H. Young
the victim of the atrocious outrage In
Warren Avenue church yterdy.
It still alive but unconscious. 1 hjsi
Bl ' i ... V t tt ........ i io ii does not en-
riifemayj
evidence among other iu.n
3oib
01 oemiuu n
mimiii mi.i.unis.
Tim :in( nl Mnv I. a" Li i II ili 'dg
hilled by thu
gnveiiiur id iuihhi
lili'liuiriiil
llilV
Nn ii j'ntilliii'lil In llll Ihe Vie' llii y
IIIIIIU' l'V HO' I I'XIM lllll II ll HI .IH-
lillt Alli'l'lleV Gelieliil lllll liai Vel
bel li lililile. Till' I'lililent lul the hitler
ii in 1 1 jolt l lively
- Cnlnliel Itobelt M. Illld Slephell A.
Dullgbls suns nf the I lie Slepbell A.
Douglas bine received nil awmd Im
1 1.7 biilesof ciiiiii or lllmllt r-J .il.liili I
i'lnl In the Mill n nf MlnMMiippl nil
I III' IiiiiIi le i pliililiilliili
Cololiel Ai'.ill lllis llolilleil Hie 'nl-
llliiMel' urlli l ill I nil nil Illld llllel' till
Hint of June iicn! no Iniiim of Ihe Hal-
lilllnl'i' Illld Ohio lillllnilil will be pel'-
i.i it 1 1 -t I to ii over his luil li'i'in I'liiln.
ilelphlil In .New ul li The llnill "iT-
vice In Illld llnill Ne.V Hoik In How
l'.lllllly divided between the I'.vo ror-
pnralloliH The federal (roups me repiulcd to
havi'siillereil a reviiMc ill ihe hands of
lliii liisiircenls lu Sail I. mils I'iiIusI
Mexico their loss lielug fnlll' killed lilnl
one bundled mid lilly lilUell pllsiilii'ls
The govel llinelit Is Inking lin asure In
hiaugiirale il severe campaign ngaiust
the reViihlllolllsIs
-The millers at Summit lllll I'enn-
sylvunla lire reporied as going to work
lii'Xl Muliil'iy. Ily llie 1st nl Jlllln II
lt-lli nil leniilllplloll Is mitiei'llled (o
lake pluee lit least In the l.chlgh re-
ginli mid W ill be under the rediiet inn
of I V I bails. The nilllei" seelii ready
In resume as a general thing mid all
say l hey are lieailily tired of Ihe long
strike.
- Coinrary toexpi'elaliiiiisuo niilniou
wiih delivered yeslerday In Ihe I'uelllc
railrnail irausportiiliiin cases bin may
be next Monday at which Hum the
court will adjourn for I he summer.
There is aiillinally fur slellng Hint no
till limit lull has been given by the
judges as to which way they w ill de-
cide the iUeslion therefore all slule-
lllelils heretolnl'i' published oil the sub-
ject as to the chancier of their opinion
Is niere conjecture.
In the house of commons Mr. Dis-
raeli In replying I" II ilieslnu put by
(lie mariiiis of ilartingloii sulil II was
true that the government had advised
the iiurcii to make rcprcsc Halations to
Germany respecting (lie relation he-
iween thai power mnl ! ranee inesc
rcpresciitalioiis had been made ami
were of such a nature as to correct
misconceptions and Insure pcave
Kngland hail received a satisfactory
reply but il would mil be to the public
convenience to lay a copy of Ihe cor-
respondence on tiie table of I he house
The court of claims has coiillriiied
Hie reports of Special ( oininissloner
l'.vetcth with several unieiiumeiiis
These cover a number of claims In
volving large amounts of cotton The
llrst fund consisting of Vleksbiirg mid
iNatchi'i! cotton which was so inter-
miiiuled as to destroy Its identity was
ordered to stand at the sum of .$!ilS.'l(HI
In addition to the above judgment
was rendered In about thirty-eight sep-
arate cases covering live thousand live
hundred and ten hales of cotton
which at the sum fixed by thu court
glvesatolal of nearly 1 IHII)(HK).
Senator Cameron was in Washing-
ton on Tuesday and had a private inter-
view with the president. The subject
of discussion is reported to have been
the third term generally and how to
prevent the l'ennsylvania republican
convention from (lecturing against It
in particular. TlieCameroiilan faction
of Ihe party are determined to prevent
such u declaration while the anti-
Canieronlans are eipiullv determined
that it shall bo made. A great deal of
ipiiet work has been done in the last
two weeks by both parties mid the
probabilities are exceedingly obscure.
The strike of the mule spinners at
Lowell Massachusetts Is ended and
a largo number have returned lo work
llrst signing an agreement presented
by the corporation that aslongasthey
remain in the employ of the company
they shall not become members of any
association or union that assumes the
right to regulate or in any way inter-
fere with the prices or hours of labor.
Any bleach of the provisions of this
agreement shall be considered miscon-
duct on the part of the respective suli-
scrihers and shall be sullieieiit cause
for summary dismissal from the em-
ployment of the company without no-
tice. A Lackawanoxen l'ennsylvaiiia
dispatch states that the rains were
not heavy enough to wet the forests
and underbrush sulllcieiilly and the
lire again broke out Sunday in several
places and threatens more damage
lint little is actually known as to the
real amount of destruction ns there
are hundred of isolated settlements
and hundreds of mills in 1'ike Wayne
Sullivan and Monroe counties where
the (ires have been raging. The tract
of land on Taylor's creek formerly
owned by Horace Gieeley and the site
of tho old Foiirrierite community was
swept of everything. Uears deer wild
pigeons and nil kinds of game have
been driven by lires on the l'ocono
range into tho inclosures with tame
cattle lu and around the settlements.
Tn writing of.the Moody-Simkey re-
vival in England tho urulibinliop of
('iinkTbiiry hii.vh: "I liavo consultfU
with my Kplscopal Drcinrcii concern-
ItiK the 'Moody niovi'inoiit. Although
I do not speak In their way I may wiy
that coimultutioil has tfrently fltrt'iiKth-
eued my views on the miliject. It U
InipoHHlhlo not to take the decpi'st in-
terast In a movement which has been
so wonderfully miecessful In drawing
great masseB of persons to hear simple
addresses on gospel doctrines. Those
clergymen who have held aloof have
not done so from a lack of Interest but
because although they have rejoiced
that truth was being urged on the peo-
ple's consciences circumstances at-
tended the movement which they were
unable consistently to approve of. I
confess that my origiual objections
still remain. I cannot but fear that
the counsels given after the meetings
are often crude errors of doctrine. It
is also reported that the revivalists Ig-
nore the full scriptural teaching with
regard to repentance. I trust that if
these allegations a-e true friendly r
monstrance will Induce the missiona-
ries hereafter to avoid these obstacles
to their success." The archbishop con-
cluded by quoting from Luke Oth
chapter 50th verse ami says : "I re-
joice when Christ Is preached whether
racnilnrlv or Irregularly and trust that
the clergy will eudeavor to deepen the
1S"7S.
lomestic Goods
Dress Trimmings Ribbons Kentucky Jeans
Cottonades Linen Ducks and Drills
GOODS FOir MEN'S AND BOYS' WKAlt IN GltUAT VARIETY
Clothngi Gents' Furnishing: Goods Hats Caps Boots and Shoos Carpots
Oil Cloths Straw and Cocoa Matting.
Orchii? to hon vyimrclirtNOfi iuado ly our Nouior find Junior tiroihorn lu Now York wo shall bo enabled to
exhibit a ntook NurpiiNsliin anything Nhowu before in
Having enlarged and greatly improved our
Wo invito tho fioecial attention of City and Country Merchant h to our unusually oomploto and attractive Stock.
SIO and
NW AUVtHIIStmENTS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MAK 28 & 29
SATURDAY MATINEE!
i5iivi rro3t
HoiMlerliil MiinIoiI Iroli;y !
A tlioiiiuiili-liri'il n.-gro hoy wlin without
limtiiii'lliiii .liiyi'il I lu .1 ii ii. nt lulu ) iioh
llllll II. .W I'XlTllll'S .Ulll tu Ihn
I'IKHT ATIII'IX.
His "Battle of Manassas"
Huh hi'i'ii prniioiHH'Oil hy crlth'H nslho HncNt
(li'H.'rlptlvo iUi uf iiiunlc' ever 11 m J .hk 1 .
ADMIHHKJN 7.1 1TM
Chllilion BO ;th
hiwrved wills ut t'oiuinr A Wulluir'H iIi-uk
Nllll'll
AilinlHHloii to .Mntlmv mlullH Vic; clillilri'll
Willi
ISOTICJ'3.
To llii' cIIIm.iih I wIkIi to miy I koi'i I ho
;llF.M' II I: t'KKAM
III Hip oily : also n full Hiipply of friiim. cnii-
llh'NIIIIll lIlltM. IIIVUIIK-Il I'll 11.
JOHN MAKIJNI
KTntl in All Muln Htri'i't
Huildcr and Contractor
All klnilsid lirli'k wno.l imil Btotio work
ilinii. In Ihn iniwl niiIisHiiiUhI linuui. r. All
work Kniii'iint.'i'il.
A liirunmipply of lii-st rlvi-r liotloin hrlck
ahviiVK on IiiiiiiI. unil foriili. lit lowrsl prlcfH.
Itrki'ic vuril iii'Xt. to Tl-lntlv hrlillfi. Olllmi
nn Coinnn.Ti'Ohlivi.t lu.xt lo .Miijor lliirkliy'H
ri'nlili'iu'u. lllll I in
DISSOLUTION.
Notli'c Is hereby kIvimI Hint the pommerrlftl
oopiulnciHlilp lu.iiitoloni I'Xluling between
W. II. KeeniMinil .1. H. Nichols iinilur thu
llrm tllle ol Ki-..niiA Nichols mis this day
hei'ii dlsK'ilved by iiinlinil i'iiiisdiiI 'J'lia uf-
fairs nl thu linn will lie llilllihili'd hy Mr. (1.
II. Nichols who Is aulhoi l...il to collect all
claims und lo Nuttld llll luili'liti'iliiens.
W. II. K KKN ft
J. II. NI0110L8.
The business will continue to be conducted
nlthoMunm slnnil by Mr. Nluhols who re-
spectfully sollcllH the pHtroiittKeof bis old
customers and of the public K'-ueraNy.
J. 11. NICHOIjH.
Hodlw
Muy21IW5.
DR. W. R. MINNIECE
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN
(mice during day over McConnell's hard-
"ATnlKbt Prof. Wllllann' resldooce Jtosg
nvi-niiu. 7lkllm
STALLIONS.
ntiAZBWOOD
The famous young trotter will make the
presi ul m-imod nt my stables at Uuuoyia on
the Dixon leaKUt. nine miles Miulliof Dalian
and two miles from Hutchlnss'Btlon.atlllty
dollsrs the seiisoii money to lie paid when
the mare la bred with the prlvlline of breed-
Inn back until the mare proves In foal.
Urass and rate of breeding furnished for six
weeks free of ehartic. ....
Blaiewnod Is by Ihe celebrated Iilarkwood
that sold for (Hj.m.0 In Kentucky ; bis dam
by Ked Tlifer and second dam by old Miss
Uleucoe ; Blackwood was by old Nurmau
Hie sire of so many famous trotters
wouman jn.
The lino yoiinn trotter by old Norman the
sire of Blackwood Luln Nashville Ulrl Nor-
man Temple Kohfrt Lee and other famous
lrottra is blood bay sixteen hand high
andean trot a mile In three mlnntea without
Iuiii.HIiiv; will stand llieprment season nt
tho same place at the same tdmi with
BlaxewooJ. tsil Kruss nn.l water under
fence with labor of breeding furnished fre
of chance for six weeks. All care taken to
prevent escape or accident but no responsi-
bility for any that may occur. .
JOB WORK Letter Bedi Cards Circulars
Bill Heads Posters Lawyers' Briefs. Pmn.
nhiata uid avM-r kind of Job PrlnUni
I ptompUj xonld M Uas Banld oOo.
OI'I'IUI TO TIII3 TIIAIH3 A IN
Complete In nil llrnnrliiif nU mnl eiiiirMnu; full linen of nil I'oinilitr
Silks Dress Goods lite Goods
S-A-ILTGKEIR BROTHERS
S1Q Elm JStrroot IDo-Hcts. Texas.
FRUITS NUTS CONFECTIONERY ETC.
7 BOTTO
(Houtbeiist t'onieriif thu Hiiiiire)
WIIOLKSAI.K AMU 1IKTAII 1IKAI.KII IM
CANDIES NUTS ETC.
ICE CREAM
AN It
SODA WATER
The llesl mill Hleliesl In the I lly.
FAMILIES & FAHTIE3 SUPPLIED
All orilius lor leu creitin of half a kiiIIiiii or
li i wu ills dellveivil ill leshlmicu nr miv plui'o
Hi town.
FKKSII OKAMi KS l'KAUS 11 A NAN AS
ri.K Arri.KN
And other nulls received and eonstuiitly
on nuiiii
DURING THEIR SEASON.
A complete and well selected lino of
FANCY (JHOCKWIIW
Cigars and Tobacco
AbWA YH ON UAJVIJ.
1'1'KI IIANKItIS OF JIMI I.OTN
Are espwdiilly Invltiil to cull and examlno
my iiii'in lotaoi niiuiites me. .sum
MISCELLANEOUS.
J". II. IFLYXIM
AUCIllTKOT
And Civil Ensrinccr.
Plans specltleallims and e-illmnles fur-
nlshed for nil clussi sol hullilluui anil piihlln
works lllllee 211 Kim slreol west of Com-
merclul hotel.
W. int. mI An assistant who understands
archlU'cuiil und iiiucliuuleiil driillliiK. TM'iw
Trusses Hupporters and
Pile Pipes "Henley's Hard
Ituhber Trusses." Cool
cleanly. Mailt perfectly safe
taiind eomlorlahhi lieu from
all sour rusty chnllnir
slrnpplnu nr poultlcellke until.'
eusiiTitniws;
nse.1 In l.athliitf. undorHcd by Hi
ic iiroiession.
onir tested a WIIVM re lull e. IJr. W A III. Ul'
I M Pi'ATlON'M. (ieiinlun Htiunned "1. B.
Heeley." Kstnb'H MlChes. HI. Phlla. nud
T.fl Broadway N. V. Hen I by mall or express
and sold by lending druggists. Bend for cat-
aliiKue. Market Drug Store.
R. T. EISENLOHR.
Now open with a fresh stock or all (riXHls per-
tiilnliiir ten retail drus and aiMitliecary sliiin.
816 Main street one block west of .Market
Drs. BEAUMONT & WALTON
Have formed a copartnership In the (ten-
eral practice of medicine. They have like
wise leased ior a wrm oi yeuis buu i iiciiia
hotvl No. IUI1 Main street for u
FHITATK INFIKMARY
At which place they may be found at all
hours day or night.
Dallas Texas May H 1X7... "H'n
J. I. LILLIE.
Carpenter and Builder
(Corner Boss avenue and Austin streoU)
DALLAH - TEXAS.
Rtrict attention Riven to Job work. Hlores
fitted up on short notice.
Havltm rented my store to Mr. Llllle. I
take great pleasure In recommending ll my
former patrons to him. He Is a liood work-
man and I believe will give entire ' snllsfae-
trn. W O. IIIIAILL
7.l:irn
THE HERALD JOB OFFICE
Haa been thorooghly reorganlied and it
rally prepared to do all kind of J Ob
PBUmna la tua laual itjiat.
.
thin City and nt prices that will innnro satisfaction.
0. H. HdllOKLLKOrF.
Schoellkopf
I1CALK11H IN
I-iOfitilaor fixxd Flndlneo
Hiiilillory Iliirdwarc
HIDES. WOOL PJSLTH AND FTJBS
NTIIKHT DALLAS J i:AM.
Our oanuentlons wit h tiinniira east enable us to compete In prloea of Leather With Hair
ton New Orleans or HI lxinls. lllubestoiuiU price paid for hides eta. IWldlyHwly
Trinity Iron Works.
LOOEVIIS H0FFMA1M $c CARSIDE
PROPRIETORS
Cor. Ross Ave. and Magnolia Sts.
Machinery Bcpairci aud Every Description of Iron and Brass CastinS on Hand
and Made to Order on Snort Notice.
lltON" IIOUHK
7llilly
J. 0. L1S1UH.
LEIGH & CAMES
HUCCK8SOUH TO 10I. S. GAY Ac CO.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
w nreniirn.i lo wi lie lame lines on nil desirable risks nt fair rates ropresenllUK the
oldest and mosl reliable Knullill und American
OPPIOE GOO MLlPJ ST. Ur-BTAIHH.
(I7dlf
ffllSCELLANEOUS.
A. K. 1IKI.I..
E E BELL & ERO.
DKALEKS IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Iron Casting and Nails
AND
611 Main Street Dallas Texas.
07dly
Mr. Henry Boll
Having purchased the interest of Mr. J. U.
Wilson lu the
PREMIUM STALLS.
At the nllv market respectfully Informs his
friends that the now firm will keep always
on hand the choicest meats to bo found In
the country. They respeotmlly solicit the
continued patronage of the old. firm nf Mainin
A Wilson and us many new ones as may
fnvnr them with a cull. Keraember the
place llrst premium stall A city market
fiidlm UAMM A BULL.
W. H. UAHST. T. C. HAHBY. I. M. BARRY
H. W. HARRY & BROS.
Manufacturer of.
Galvanized Iron Cornices
WINDOW CAPS B RACKETS
Ornamental OnWanlsod Iron work for
buildings Tin Hooflm! uutters and Hpouu.
Work shipped aud put up In any part of tba
state.
804 MAIS STREET
DALLAS
ilHdaui
TEXAS.
Milken of
Hosierv 4 Notions
GEOIIUR DOELLINQ.
& Doelling
FRONTS A ISPEOIALiTY.
J. J. CAHNEH.
companies.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DOUGLAS BKOS.
LAMAIt HT11EET
TWO DOOR. B0PTH O MAM
OitllfiH Texas.
Wa are always supplied with the latest
novelties In Krouoh aud KurIIsIi goods
8tkltf
1ST O
TIOE
TO
nn. mi ins
Healed procosnls will be reeelveil bv the
niidersiKiird until three o'clock on Tuesday
the 1st day of Juno Ih75 tor the erection of a
Jail aud Jailer's rcaldenccconnectedln Ullls-
noro. Jailer's residence to be 111x40 feet two
stories hlHh of rook or brick at the option of
contractor. Jail to bo ?4xS4 feet In the clear.
two stories blub of atone and upper story
latticed with Iron and furnished with Iron
cage. Complete plan and specifications to
be Ri-enaUhls office. J. A. UKAVIH
(Udlwinwlt Chief Justice lllll county.
The Dallas Soap Factory
TO ItENT
Or a partner wanted.
Wdlm
Address P. 0. Box MS.
J. II. GIBBS 51. P.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Attention Wen lo th treatment of tha
disease and deformltlea of the Fye and
Er. OlTloe Hnsklns' Drnn more Klot
street Hesldenot ftib Harwooii strwt Mat;
Hons areuue.
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