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THE DAILY HERALD.
t. McCALKH, lEdilor.
Oar Agt'MU.
Whs ara anthiirlrril In receive etilinrrlpttona and
Sdiertlilng tut the Paliy ml Weekly llmniji:
J. C. Chew, Ann Bmerlwav. New York I (1 P.
Rnwell Co., 41. Park Row llew York) One
Weal her III Co Phlladrlilhla I Griffin Hoffmen.
Paltlmnre; T. Mrlntyra. New Orleans; K. II
t'nnhlng, Houston Hon. J no, W, l.ane.jAnntln- ...
FOR (lOTERrfOR, .
4. W.HnOCKHIORTON, of Collin.
tlLIl.-JJI'-L .i!; i'J !.,. )
-""' TUK8DAT,' APRIL , 1S7S.
Ca.pt. J. W. Lane, Socrotary of
Hie Senoto, sends us a printed copy
of tho bill to establish a system of
public free schools in the State of
Toxas, presentod by Senator Duboi
ny-j of Jjamar Tho: bill; is) torjr
lengthy '''comprising' somp thirty
Bevon sections, and ns it will no
doubt undergo a good many chan
gos boforclt becomes a law,ll It does
ut ull, we cannot givo it spaco in
our columns. Jn gluneing over it,
however, we pre surprisod to soo
one , fouturovliioli wo thought hud
received so much con domnntion in
the old law, ns to prevent its being
embodiod in any now ono. Wo nl
ludo to compulsory nltondnnco at
school, either froo or' privntoj' at
lonst four months in each year. Tho
bill will doubtlcKti chuho a great
deal of ; discussion, and wo hopo
and.,-believe that it will not puss
m its present lorm. ,
The Dallas llernlilof Ilia 2utl inst., hoists
I In namt of linn. J. V. Throckmorton, for
Governor, The HoraUl ' ia full or rather
Alison oompllinents lo llio ex-(iner.
nor and endeavors lo relieve him from
(ho prejudice against Mm on aocount or
bit favoring money and ntlisr subsidies lo
railroad corporations, Shsrtnan l'alriul.
As to tho "fulsomocomplimonts,"
we say that not ft ' word lias boon
aid by us in favor of Gov. T. that
is not well deservod, and the Pa
triot editor, ought to, know hotter
than to rcpoat the Blunder of his
"favoring money and othor subsid
ies to railroad corporations." Gov.1
Throckmorton's record on this sub
ject, as woll as on all others, will
stand tho tost of tho closost scruti
ny, and tho pooplo will yot vindi
cate him against all such weak at
tacks. W Stand Correctkh, Our friends of
the Dallae Herald, In an article compli
menting the management of tho Ilulohini
Mouse, Houston, concludes in this way :
"Capt. Turner, the proprietor, nnd his
geotlamanly corps of assistants, will treat
jou well our word for it."
We were before under the impression
that ibe holel wis rnu by " live " men,
and that the only ,"desd-licais" about it
were Texas editors. Shreieport Times.
Woll, tho llutchins House is run
by as "live" a set of men ns are to
bo found in tho hotel businoss any
where, and wo are nt a loss to com
prehend wherein tho Times man
can sco unything in our pnragrnpli
indicating anything else. '
Tiii'fclty election In Fort Worth
camd off jon'Xllursdny last, ( result
ing W the election 6f tho following
gontlomon : Mayor W. P. Burts ;
City Marshal Ed. Torroll ; Asses
sor and Colloctor Ns M. Maben ;
City ' Attornoy Prank W. Ball;
City Treasurer Wi T; Forguson;
City Secretary John F. Swayno,
The Aldermen are,M. J. Lloyd, M.
D. McCall, A. Blakoncy, W. J.
Boaz, J. P. Alexander, .and A. Gus.
Eintlomnn. ,
Tie Weatborford Signot comes
to us In a handsomo now dress, and
greatly onlargod and improved in
appearance.- The Signot is the or
gan of tho Tomperancp. ordor in
this part of the State. 1 ' "
Maj. Paddock, of tho Fort Worth
Democrat, has rotunrod from tt visit
North, nnd groots his rundors :n a
happy j con ton tod mood, And judg,'
ing from a totter of his in his pa
por, he was well treated and cared
for all along tho line of his journey
A CluMao man lost hla, father another,
lister, brp'ther-ia-law and sister's children
la the la( disaster to the steamship At
lantic, , , .. , ., , . . . ..,'
Railroad Connection with St. Louis
The following, which. we, take
from the Ft. Smith New Era of the
28th ult., will ahoWj Wlmt; the peo
ple in tha noc"k of the woods think
of otjr direct railroad to St. Louis,
and, as it speaks lor - itself wo re
frain from saying anything relative
to tlte foeling it ovincos on the part
ot the good people of that section :
tUALb' fOBT OMIIU UAVR A BAIIl ROAD
IOO!l?. ;.f . ';t
Last Tuesday afternoon a rnllroad'meet
lng,oomposed of some of our most prom la
entand wldo-ewske ciliiens, was held at
the Mayor's oflico,puiunnt lo a brieT notice
quite Informally given a day or two pre,
viout by Col. 1". W". Fuller, Mayor of this
oily, t lay btfbrt our cWssni so"i lm-
porlant railroad mailer,
On motion of Col. FUhbvsk, Col. Fuller
was elected Chairmen, tod V. Dell, Sec
retary. The Chairman Ihon elated that he had
a few days prevloue reoeUed the follow
log elrouUr oa the matter of railroad
co mm unload on with the outside world,
which he deemed of stiflioleDt Importance
lo ley before hie fellow-oititeni; ;,,
Dawas, Texas, Jlarob 10, 1873.' ,
Mator, Kan Bmlth ArkY ' "
The uoderaigned comniltiee, appointed
at meeting of the oillsaiin of thie oily,
held Ihie day, for the purpoae of taking
ionic action calculated to- eecure dhect
eoinmunioation with 61, Louie, beg leatre
to call jourllentlon lo the following pream
ble and reaolulione adopted by laid meet
ing,and to enquire wliother or not your cily
would like (o extend' a llinnoh ltoad from
Springfield, Mo, in a South western direc
lion, ihrough Dallas, to eowe poiut on the
Mexican border,
We hrg for en early reply, and fn the
meantime remain, or respectfully,
i D. McUALKIi,
, : - 0 . C. 8. MITCHELL, ,
' ;; ;.. ' J. 8,'BIZEB,-. :.
J. 8. CLARK,
K. W. TUCKER,
Committee.
Whereas, we have heard that dlreot
oommunioalloh wilh St. Louis is attain
able by an extousion ofilie railroad now
running from that oity to HprinRfleld, and
that the owners and directors I hereof are
Still willing and anxious lo oarrr out the
original design ol their charier, by extend
ing a hrune'li line through Texts to ilia
Mvxicnu border, and
Whereas, We believe that the oily and
country of Dallas, whioli is already a
grnnd railway center, through which puss
two of till inoat important railroads on
l lie continent, is willing and ready to otter
encouragement in addition to its natural
advantages, to the extension of this
road, whereby direct communication with
the grtat commercial mart of the Went
can be had, and over whioh a gigantic
trade would be transported ; and . , '
Whereas, We believe it entirely practi
cable to secure for this oity and lor Hi.
Louis the trade which the completion of
this enicrpriso would engender; therefore
be It
- Resolved, t. That we most heartily ap.
prove any plan wmcn will secure to. us
direct railway connection wilh (it. Louis,
and with the Mexicuu borjer, and which
may be acceptable to tho company uudcr
takiuts such enltrprine.
2. Thai the chairman of this meeting he
aulboritcd to appoint a ooniniiiteo of live,
whose duty it shall bo to correspond Willi
persons iu tit. Louis or oliuwbere interest
ed in constructing the extension of the 8t
Leuis and Springfield road, through Dallas
or to some advantageous point along tho
Mexican border, and that tins meeting ad
jnuru subject to tho call of the ohainnan
to receive tlie report of said cummilleo,
Mr. AVm.i Peterson then moved to ap.
point a cominittse of five to draft re bo hi
lions expressive of tho sense of the meet
ing in rclaiiou to this matter.
. Col. Clendouiug then look the floor and
advised I lake no hasty aalion on the part
ol Hie commutes, rort bniuli wauis a
railroad, but a committee oanoot take any
binding sleps in the premises as yet. Let
a oouimilteo bo appointed to bring mailers
Into shapo so ns lo bo able to lay it before
a mass inoeting ui the people.
V. Dell being called on, said he knew
nothing (if the proposed uew load, till lis
eume lo the meviiug. Could not see what
resolutions a committee would bring in at
Ibis point of 'Hie proceedings. Wnnled
more light on the audjeoi. . Fort Smith
needs a railroad, mint have it soon; but
don't want to put his loot in it, till he
knows what w nie ubout. If we now
pledge aid lo the amount of one or two
bundled thousand dollars we will be
bound down toil. Let's have a full and
fuir investigation of the proposed project
and give liberal aid to aiiy road that will
bring rail ooniiuiinioationto tluaplaoonrst'
. Col. Fislibitck followed in some pointed
remarks, feaid when railroad cuninanios
make a proposition to towns, So., there is
always some sharp trick about it, like the
aid voted lo the Little Hook and Fort
smith railroad. The proposition before
Ibe meeting came horn a number of cili
iens of Dallas, Texas, who wanted a direct
rect road to Bt. Louis iu conueolion wilh
the Texas Central, The latter company
is wealthy and can build Ihe road at once.
Also in favor of a committee first prepar
ing a suitable report first to be laid before
the people at a mass meoting.
Col. Clendcuning then ottered tho fol
lowing substitute tor Mr. I'attersou s uio
lion:
Resolved, That a committee of five be
appointed by the chair,whose duty it shall
be to correspond with all available points,
looking lo railroad conueolion, gathering
ana iiirnisiung inrormalion rroin and li
all points nnd persons relating to the sub
jcolof railroads in whioh this cily may be
interested, and lo oall a meeting at snob
time as they in conueolion with ohairinau
of tins meeting may deem advisable.
The chair appointed the following gen
uemcn as tue commune: uoi. J. it. Uleu
deuing; Mr, Pat. Frliiell, Col. Wm, M
Fishbnek, V. Dell and Cel. 1). T. Duval
On motion of Wm, 1'alterBon, sn., th
chair wns added to (he ctuniittee. Col
rishbiiok then offered the following:
liesolved, That the chairman of thi
meeting be requested to reply lo the com
mlinicationof n railroad meet inn held in
Dallas, Texas, ou the 10th innt,, and assure
them that the people of Fort Smith and
this counly are not only in favor of a road
from Dallas, through Fort Smith, to Sprine
field, but will. leud it material aid to , the
full extent of their ability.
Carried. '
On motion of J. If. . Ileiring, ' the com
mittce was ordered to give extensive no
tioe of the next meeting to be called by
l lie committee, the beoreiary ottering
the snme (o print all the posters neoessary
gratis.
The meeting then adjourned subject to
tho call of tho oomraittee.
I. W. FULLEK, Chairman
V. Dell, Socretary.
c
OSA10POLITAN
HOTEL AND . RESTAURANT,
G. WKKiriS, Proprietor.
MAIN STIIKIT, .. . DALLAS, TKXAS
? MEALS AT ALL HOI KS.
fartkular attention paid to the accconimrHlalloi
Coinmerclal Tnneltr,
aVO-Utf. .V"T
I
AND I LAND I LAND I
AULT, JENKINS k AULT,
LAND AGENTS, ,
Dallas.
Texas,
1 An naw uttering
FOR SALE
Al low flanrea, a 1st aiennnl of Lans. In North
ern Trial, Inrliidlna a niiailwrnf taliialila Farma
In tliU and adjoining uountlrn, and Imalnria aad
rwlilturf l.ota ami IIimki In Id city nt llallaa.
Wa Invito Limit Hiiyare lo call anil Mamlnaonr
renUlfr. tanrta In nnr Imnila are Fur Hl. WhPn
a man ul hli prnnnrly. In Dm Ii'I an nurnt, ha
mrana "knalneaa." anil rtwa not nut a "fancy prlia"
on hiatanil lo araraawnf purrliaiwn.
Puraona harlnn land for ! will Had it to Iholr
Inlprral Is rifll and r(l"lir their land" al onra. W
charne nnllilna fer regieierlna' oradvartlalnf, and
enly a amall ci.ininfealtui when a aale in rn'erttxl.l
ir ion waul in ull four land lo the imnilirania U
Ihie rnmilry, yon iniul place litem In Ihe hatniaof
Anenta an tna line or iiktci. our nmceneing in me
CITT OF JULIAS,
wlilrh haa now lieruin Hie renter of ernnmerce and
trarel lor llie Norlli in NnrlliweHt Teiat. We have
nperlnr feclllllei for enlllna Innda, which we lie
aleatlv inorvaaeil lir lllieral iiilerllinr. and we
ran iiimre aatleiaciinn lo all wan piaca properly in
our liaiula.
Wo buy and eell an confmiMln
X.ANU CKRTII'ICATES.
Thla liranrhnf mir bueincaa we makea aparlalty
We ara meinlierf of Ihe
TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,
ami will locato Cm'ttni-fttp-l fr; i JlntrMt ;in th
it n I
Itotovr wn Kive a narhul lint of tho li.n'la that we
ar now.olffrinii
FOR SALE.
DALLAS C3HNTT,
(UOacrfd, T. mllo- S K oflfntphrnw, tin Ann Stoke
(liner, priilr(nni1 thiinfr, intoe wr nro
'240 arrra, Ki milirg K of l-nllim, puff ot tli (. W.
iKo uerr-. 4 ntilfn N wot Upiiihh, uri 01 ma L.
!)( iti fiirvPt, tiiutirr, rlre per imt.
a J it anw. iri wMhii ! w i imiinH, tur w. jouaa
itirToy, pruil i anil llmltar, priea l" pr nrro.
MOaiTfi w milt a w ol ihimfis, nnur, per
acr.
Hit nrnm, 10 mi p wffit or diim, ntirt 01 tna inoi.
CoIHh'h mnrcy, pnurie f.S per nore.
i n ncrmi i mum eaHt ol uni an. i ie nm iryan
mirTf y, tlailr, S pir arre.
uni Keren 4 nuiei norm ot iuum. imrt 01 in nioa
iioe (iiirvry, prairie, at i'M anr rr.
MM errri, 7 mile Houih of DfillnN, purt of the Levi
Dixon loRKtie, prairie nrt tf miser, at $7 W por acre.
173 acrvit H inilie nonth r Viunm, part or the Lett
I)lxun h'Hfiip. urnrie. al ST nOiwracre.
Wpm niTr 141 niliwt. eaet ot DiiIUr, tue Unrntlful
Vitrttay mirtey, praine, ai to per acre.
ft'i arret, .1 ntilpn wet of IHIIiih, purt of the I). A
Leonard nrvey. al $.S M per une.
K() iir re 4 nnla wrnt of nnlltw. part ot the P. A.
IMttutnl mirrrv. nt W ncr nitre.
lMiarrea4 miln north'WMr of IMIIhr, part or the
FJ. I'froln miri'ey, timber, at f no per arrn.
17: ncr nit U mile ent of httllkti, prt of the J,
ihtiNon mrrer, pntrie, t $7 nf pur iu r,
lfJU acroi II miteat of Dal lu, pnrt of the V,
Tinntlmm Riirvey, timlwr, at fn imr art.
m Hi'rwt, Vi mllen HomM-wnnt of ItallnN.lpnrt of
ihn i . w. nerreii eurTev, iraino, hi w nrr acre,
iv!0 nurc O'i, mileK Konlh-wit n Iltillfoi, viirt of
llto urvry vvinr dm Toy, piuirm iilMi iiuioer, ai ? ou
per nri o.
a 1 1 yA arrri eigne muei mmtu ai jiuiui,pirc oi ma
, If. II own nl survey, piiitrloaud timlerat $7 per
nero.
ItiO K(iren 9 mile imrtlt-wrdt of Duliim, part of the
K,'rorUett Biirvey, prairie nnd timber, at M fiOpn
aero i
FAKMfl IK DALLAS COUNTT.
100 acre ,1 ntllcH ewtoi'llrprldnriilc, F. Mop mr-
vy. rio ai'ten tit mil I vtitinn, at fvio w rncro.
arren 4 mile!, imrth nl lliilliin, 'I0 mu'CR 111 clllti
vailon, iruotl oi Thatil, at t.ltmi.
4ll ai-re, :i index euiith'ivciit ol Dallas, '201) an renin
niltivatinli, 411 arcfl himtnre, dihk) dwel ilii 4 len
iinl'liiiiiitrii, litirn, alalile, Ar, (Jin, amail Raw and
irlel-nilll.at Ss.ixm.
Tjiii nrrea o mile, nnrth-woiti or DaMiia. OOacns in
cniiirniinii, i eit.ry noiiMe, ai 9.1,1110.
aon, 1 nilli'A niiriii or l)iilliiB, 170 arret n cul.
UyaiIoii, at zl fto pir uiTe.
TARRANT C0I1NTT.
I'-'Ufl acren natenteil te Clark A Bryan, al $2 50.
117(1 acre, in (lie name of F, Uoiutiie.atf;! per
acre.
Ilkl ner IS mllea onlh-wcat of Kurt Worth, nart
01 1110 j. uiueion anrTev, prairie, at 94 iter arre.
liKI aerea Ki allien east of Furl Worth, the Fannin
iiirvey, at t.1 in r acre .'
,liu acrea, in nillra rolilli.t of Kallm, Ihe Me
Kinney & Wllliiinia inrver, irairle, al $4 yer acre
FARMS.
S!H1 aerea, S inilea touth of Fort Worth. SO aerea In
cilliTaiiui, orcitani aim ninlge leoce, price a1,50u.
HENTON COUNTT.
31X10 acrea 10 iniloa south of Deulnn, lha W. Thorn.
ton aiirrey, nrnirie and tinnier, at i er acre.
Son aerea .1 ntlleaioiith ofLnwliiville.Uaeni.il.
cuiuvniion at 90 pur aura.
JACl SOUNTT.
1165 acre, at f 1 SO per arre.
j ; rARKER COUNTT.
1030 aorea at V- SI) per acre,
MONTAfltTR COUNTT.
1140 auraa at (3 per acre.
ARCI1KR COUNTT,
t'HO aerea at $2 per acre.
ERATH COI'.NTT.
1(130 acrea at $2 per aere.
ELLIS COt'NTT.
. ItU acre". ,Tim A. Onano anney, on Ohamtier'i
HENDERSON COUNTT.
i
I 10 aerea 3 mllea north nf PolorHlliin", 25 acrea In
coiiiTaiion, ai v in per aert.
: HARRIS COBNTT, : .
920 acroa on (Jraen llayou, at fit per aere.
HAMILTON COUNTT,
Sin acren ml lea touth of-tlie town of Hnmlllon 1
U 60 per ecu, . '
t t t fjil'l . t ? i -j
: DALLAS CITY PROPERTY.
llloclt No. 1SS, Between ,lac knon ami Wood Hlreeta
aim ueiween narwueii tiire(n anil the It K Kroilnd
HkH-k-liti. mr Young't Addlllan, cori.or VVnod
a-d lUiwanl Sireet
ie naif niork No. 9Sj, Tong' addition,' Tfood
It, 1IHI-.1I feet. 1 w 1
Im'K Mj.'iii Meier nnd Pearl Rlrreln,
Slork No.'iVJ Vlflor anJ Pearl Street.
ne-l'onrth of Klock No. 07,, tommerc Street,
(.itliii. irci.
In Hloelt Ko. 70, Main Stieat. 6Hiaio fuel.
In Bloek No. to6 1'ariUc Avenue and Ollre Street
ini'XXINi leoi.
lilack 'Mi ami 2C3, Bryan and Durford Slroett,
lands In Mlsaoiirl uni Arkansas I Kichsixt
tor Teis Uni. , ,
, i i,,)i-'ni Jim :'" :
AULT, JENKINS 4 AULT,
North Side nbllo3o,nar
Dallas ,1exu, reb.27,l873.-nj I
J. BERNSTEIN ft CO.,
t, . "
7 wnolcsalo Olotliiors.
CORNER STRAND AND TREMONT STREETS,
Galvkston, v .' Tkxas,
Ara rl"l announce that their Ktock .if fienllamen's Sarlng and Summer Clothlni la complela,
conirlaiUC aa Large and K.t.n.lv. an AHaorlm.nt aa any one would wl., to Hud In any Bl,lkcl, which
they offer to the Trade at ltoaa..al. I'rlcea and oa Llltral Temui. They ro.poct fully invito the ewml.
natloa of llioie alnck laifore parohasinx aUewheio. t ' s dnlti-anioa
G-ROOEiRiS,
AND DKALERS IN
Liquor, Tobacco. Sf gars, Wood and Willow-Ware
FiMhing: Tackle, Ammunition. F.lc., .
North Side op thk runno Square, on
Mnln Street, - Ialln, Tcxnu.
Dallaa, Texaa, Fuhruary 10, 'r.l-nnM.lmna,
A.
M. FRIEND li CO.,
WHOLESALE AND 11ET4IL
DEALERS IN
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS,
DALLAS,
TEXAS-
Wliiikya, llramlioa, Wlnnn, Cordiala llillern. lm-
pnrleil Ale and rorter, and a complain litt
of all ni'liclen In their lino.
Cigar and Tobacco
Of the bent lirin li In large qnantitie and for Bale
at ouoapeet lataa,
Attaches' to their hiiulneaili a
SAMr-LE IIOOM,
itnilerhe nperrNin nf Mr. M rri4 Vlhon, an ao
coiiipllnhml citerer, who in il4y roaily to tulr
tain viRitora.
nllMltf.
W. 0. IUnhalu T. T. Bandai.i..
AV.
G. RANDALL 4 BItO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Dry Goods,
IiOOTS, SHOES AND CL0TH1U3,
DALLAS & COHSICANA, TEXAS.
IIHtllKfT PRICE PAID FOR
COTTON, WOOL i I11HF.S
ULT, JEN KINS AULT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Dallas, ...... Texas,
Are now offeriiin for nala t lie following
DALLAS COUNTY FARMS.
710 arren, li nillea north of Italian, l-lfUorei n
cnlilralion, llnedwelllnir bonne, iirlrefli.iliK).
SW acren, 111 mllea nortlrnl Italian, 70 acrea in col.
tirntlon.rine water: timlwrand nrnirie. nrlce tla.lHlll.
2fi'2 acren, 13 mllea norlli of Dalian, fit) acren In i ill-
Iteration, flneaprlng; prairicaand llinier,iirlm$4,W,
tiO arren, 8 mile, norlli of Dalian. 75 acren in ml.
Illation, prairie and timber, black namly noil, price
$:t.r.wi
3;i(l acren, IS inilea norlh-eantof Dalian, 4.'i acrei
in jeltltaMon, prairie nnd limber, price tifitm.
HO arren liil-S milea north of Dallaa, SO arren In
Cliltlratlon. price $15 per acre.
S arren 'i nillea wcat of Dallaa, 1! acre. In cultUn
tUn. price 11,(100
Hi acren 7 mllea north-wont af Dalian, 2S.a(iroa In
enltlTalloll, price $;,fii,
S4 arren 0 mllen'aortli of Dalian, part of the Wm
Burset anrvay, oil fenced but not hroko, price l."i(),
CITV l'ROPEUTY.
DWELLING HOUSES.
Block No 9, Heunton Bt and Pacific Avenue
bonne A roonm.
M 8 ami Mock Ko '28, corner of racUc Atcniie
and Jelternon ntreet, 4 rooum.
Block Nl 14 north halrof Ho'itton and Wood St
S roiunn. '
niockNn282,Sa'iJaclntoitreelandT C.Eailrond,
3 ronmn, ,
Rliwk No 24.1100x200 feel Howard ft, or cabin,
llloek No 24 lot 4, Ilmmlonand Wood Wn.S leomn.
Illock NoW I.itmar and Polk nl rents, mi roonm,
lllia k No 217 mixllil ft Hone an (Irlsin ta roomn.
Hl.rk2i4.1iKuaiOftOrimn,H,atlernonatn,4room
Block 7S I'eminerre ntroet lniiiJiK) feet 8 room.
Bloek 2-21 eaat half llonn ami Cnrlor ala, Srnonii
AULT, JENKINS & AULT.
March I, '73.
rpKIAS
LAND LOCATING COMPANY,
Office wilh Anlt, Jeuklni i Ault,
DALLAS TEXAS.
John Henry Brown, Prenldent, W. F, Ctimmlna
Vlca-l'renldent, J K Hawklnn, General '
Agent, Pierce W Brown Tn-anira
W 11 Ault Secretary.
DIRECTOR.
0n1lkla, Plerc.W.B.o.n.3-1'"-".
.Thle company waaomanlaed and char teretl for
lha nolepurponeof Ucathm Texaa Land Certlllca
ten ou omniinnlon. Comminnlonn one-nixtb inter
cat In the lamlnnr, where aamnchaaa Leaaita and
labor ia it ken, lo cenm per acre.
All communication! ahould lieaddrented to
W.R.ATJLT, '
JOST !
'A PIN CUSHION, made of red plimh will, .
It at thN Ufllce, ' Sh'iak
gUPSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD. .
IfANDALlA
KOUTE BAST!
The only Una riinninsthrongh Cara from HI. louii
In Now Tork, ChlraRO, Ciiirlnnatl, and
LouiTille wlihout change.
HAKES CI.0811 CONNECTION WIT1I
MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS TRAINS
IST3 .Summer Schedule W3
TI.'IO . M. DAY KXPIIKSP.
ilnoiiyh to New Voik, Cliicngo, Cincinnati and
JKMimTI IIP,
6:1 H r. m. FAST MNR
Willi , I'nlllimn'a I'alaee Flcepln, Car Ihronch to
rcw York, Oiiiclnnall and Lcnnvllle Dully with-
out .iianj;v.
riOO r. M.-CIIICAOO KXPIIKSfi
"'f0"!.'1' Stooping Car-Dolly except Sal.
Tiftlref flffii.ii VA inn ar r. n.
' ' " '""nil Bt., cor.
unoBimu ist., st, ,niiig, ri(Ut all
priooipal Rnilrona oflicce .
in Tcigo.
F. M. COI.BITRN, Tirk.l Ai't St. I.o
n "l dl'f Southern Ag't Dallaa Teiaa.
JJMPIRB
Hotel and Restaurant,
i M. IIOFFSTADT, Prop'r.
ITIAin Street, . . Dallaa, Texas.
He linn jiint ntled tip a Inmo number of comfort,
able and pli arnnt roonm, and plcntlidly ftiinifhid
MEALS AT ALL HOUKS.
Particular atlentlon paid to the accommodation of
loiiiQicrciai iraveiura.
All Omnibus ltmis to nil Trains.
Dalian, March 11, '7.1-io2f.dlyr.
pLEASAKTS & GAMBRILLE,
OPEItATIVE AND
MECHANICAL DENTISTS,
Ofllff Sonthwcnl for I'uhllr Sauarr,
Orer Jeffrlca Terry'a Store, . - Dallan.Texas
GOLD-PLATE WORK
AT
B a hi t o r n
Iio2(lw-no25d If
Prioea,
J)R. T. WILLIAMS,
orrics Axn srnmKxrs t ins nrrcT bsho stors,
LM 8TRRF.T. .
n offer, bin prorennlonnl nervlcea to tha citizen,
of Dallaa and the aurroiitidiiig coiiHtry, ii27iltf
W. A.Josas, B.IillcaMAX.
y A. JONES & CO.,
MANUFACTURES OF
WUOLKSAI.K AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN STOVES &C.
SIGN OF THE Bid COFFEE TOT,
Main Street, - - Dallas, Texas.
W All Ordera Promptly Attended Te, "
l-l-dly
J S. PENN,
CONORESS AVENUE, . . . Al'STIN, TEXAS
Book, Stationery,
News and Varieties,
Subacriptlona recalTed for all papers and Magazines,
RECEIVING NEW GOODS EVERY DAY
School booki I Bhool hooka t
Blank books I Blank booka I
Gold Penal Gold renal
Wall paper I
Wall paper I
no-dt
Etc., Etc.
HOUSTOH &TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILWAY.
CHANGE OP TIME!
On and after MO y
March 1873,
PannangerTralnaKill run anfollewit
Accommodation,
ArrlviiiK at m
at:Nia. m.nei daj:,,!,,'
Il...0:l6p. n. sd'.rw
7i4A p. ni. tama day '
excepted) Ai,HutS, J
and WacoSdtia.ai, ISnnil.,
excepted . arrltlng at C'
ton at 0:;iO p. m. '
Arriving nt Red lll.errit,
J' :l P. ni.,lAn.t,, 1
:c'ei:i.,!ii.""t ("'."
ty.t(.:60..,.,(U '
at 0. .10 p. ,., ,rr)vl
llouatonat U:00 a. ,.
LKAYKS IIOISTOI
mill
(Sunduj Kiorplrtt)
fiO n. ui.
a
Acconimodation
LKATF.S ntll STOX
s a i L r
DiOOp. m.
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars
Are attached to Accomiuoilullan Train. hi.
llouaton and Anatin. "
Paanensera fur Waco nmnt lake Mall and Ei
prena Train Irnri.ig Iloumou nt U on a. m.
Tbaabore Tritiua inuka the following coanM
tloni, Tir, :
At Ilearne nllh International R. H. rtnlly (Son
dayn excepted) North nt II ."HI p.m. and 34fl a m
Pouth. al 12 on p. m. and 11 15 p. m. ' '
At M'nco with daily alnges to all ioliili W'nt,
At Mexla, with line of Ilacka for Fulr(lcJ.nj
Rutl.r, on Sundaya anil WeUuemlaya.
At Diillnn. Wont, forWeiilheiford anil JaukNboro
31ondnyn, Wetlueadaya and Fridays i 7 uo rt ni
Kant, for Tyler and Loiiixvlew, 8uiida;i,VedUen.
dayn and Friday, at 2 I'd a. m.
For Fort Worth, daily at 7 "0 a. m.
foutliHent.for Cleburne, miy Monday nt7fKla.m
Nortliwent, for Donton and GiilneaTllle, everr
V cdnofiiny al 7 (10 a, in.
At Sherman dally for Bmiham, Parin ClarKnlll,
and .lellemoii.at ti:tm a. in.
Went, to Pilot Point, Gal aenvil'e, nnd Jacknboro
Irliveekly. '
At lledllWerflty, with Mlnnourl, Kuunsi ,j
Tc.xua II. It., to poinla North Kant and Went,
At Ledlielter, with dally taEii fur Ladrange
At McDaile, with daily Stnuo lor Bantrop.
Al Aunlin, with dally Ktae for San JIarroi,Ke
Blntinfeln, ,Snn Anliiuio and El Puno.
Through Tickelaioldat Monnton and Austin to
all puitila Norlli, Kant, and Weal, via Red litter
City ami Now Orlnnm, ami at Horn pntend mil lire
an to n'lpoinln North, East and W ent, via New Or.
lealin. Ainu via ulaxo llnea lo San Antonio, Weatll
erji.rd, Fort Worth, Botihani, Paris, and Cla'ki
ThroMKh Raleannd RIHn of I.ailltif; lveti from
8tatlona oa tho litieol Ihia road lo New Orlriili).
Fur IhroiiKli jato of freight apply to A. Angiti,
Northern Asem, lied Hirer City, Texan, and II. L.
Itadur, Weniern Agent, Kan Antonio, Texan.
.1. DURAND, flen'l Snpt.
J. WAI.IIO. G, F.A T.A.
Have opened Ihe Largest and Mos
Varied St on!; of
DBUGS, MEDICINES,
Patent Mcdlrlncs, Paints, Oils, Toilet
Articles, Lamps,
LAMP-FIXTTJRES, GLASSWARE
STATIONARY, ETC.,
Ever hreuglit lo this portion nf Texaa. and are de
termlneil to nell at tho lowest fljinren. W nk llnwe
haying to nell ajaln to compnro oura with New On
leannBnilGiilventi.ii pilccn. Calculate freight, ilrny
He, wharlano, leakoRe. breakace, Innnrance and oth
er exiennea, together villi the irreat loan af time la
ordering tram a diatunce, and we tlilnk tliey will
find we offer nuperior iudiictinirnta to glre in tlitlr
ptronai;e. Wedeul wilh noue bat firntclann hounea
and offer yon none but flrntclnna (roodn; beslilnn we
will give yon Trnt aVrialila mid Mrnanrra.
Our Preacrlitiou Hepartiiient la cnmplrle and
under the supervision or Jon. E.IIg. (live una callo
Elm Street. Respectfully,
II. O.HOSKINS SCO.
Aug. 24, 187Wl:lyr.
Esfullislied January hi, IS fit!,
T. C. JORDAN & CO.,
Dnllnia. Ten.
R. P. AISSPAICII, - - Cashier.
FIIIST ClASS TAPKB DISCOISTED AT BEASOJf.
ABLE RATES. tOlLEITIONS MADE OS sll
parts or Ids i'nlon and rrnllltd forproaipllj
GOLD, SILVER AND CURRENCY
BOUGHT AND SOIB
W draw at night for Gold and Currency In
smoanta to anlt :
Crreponditta-
NEW TORK,
Swenson, Perklna Co., $0 Wall St.
ST. LOUIS,
llnnimnu'n Saving Inatilutlos,
NEW ORLEANS,
Perklnn, gwenaon Co.
GALVESTON,
Ball, Hutching A Co.
OPEN FROM 9 A. M. till S P M.
INSl'BANCEDEPARTMENT.
We are agents far the following First Clan Ij;
aurance Conipaniea, nnd take rlnka at "tea eilan
lialied by the Dallas Bourd of Underwriters !
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., .
of Philadelphia, Annttn ..3,3161 W
HARTFORD HUE INSURANCE CO.j '
of Hartfot i, Conn., Aaset ......$2,WO.0W W
8TAT1! INSURANCE CO.,
of Ilanlbal, Mo., Cash Assets .....fnW.OOO TO
11RCIIANTS MUTUAL LIFE INSUHANt" uu..
of Gilvoalon.Cash Aesetsfrnll paNl.iW.OW 00
TEXAS BANKING AND INSURANCE CO.,
of finlvenlon, C.n Capital $3UO,000 TO
PLANTERS' 1NSURAN'E CO., '
. of llouaton, Texaa, Cash Capltal....$2nO,O0fl 00
T. C. JORDAN CO. ,
tlnx-lwly
It,
D. COUOIUNOUIl,
Dallas. Texas.
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