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THE DALLAS HERALD, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1881.
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD
PPQUT3, ELLIOTT' ii HALL.
E itmtt at iw lHtit-ufllrt t-t JiUa, Ihot, w
tiecund L'.u Mnt.rr
Oil It ClKt'l!!. Vl'ION.
The following speaks for itself, without com
ment from ouredvuii:
OmoK DUM Ilniui.n.
January , lsai. J
A. M. Coehrnn, Kmi., l'.'wtnuHir. Dallas.
DaABNIii ilorow Hli enclosed wn limi'l yon
on. Hundred mm iw-nty-oiie dollars uuii
evenly certs, uumuin lull dim for tioaiatso of
the Dally II hi lor lii-l niont'i.
"We woulil t'luiik yon, if .iim.llile and conve
nient to you, to furnish us the lul ,riiiiiitoii art
t tfce comparative elreii'aiton ol the Hi. u alii
us giiliut ibo o InT pacem nt north 'leius.
VuiyriMikctrulIy,
Ffji th, Elliott & Hall,
POHTOVKICX, IIAI.LAH, TtAS, j
.lioumiy 4, lwl, j
Maun. PfoulH, Klllott A Hall,
Ukmtlkuun -lu rpply to youro f even dill,
I ohu only mate from the best, sources ol Infor
mation u.1 ny command, lhal tin- pip-UK" pld
by tlio Italia I 'ally noil WeoKly IIkii'.lu Ik In
exiiiMii of I uit iild by all oilier payers in no: ill
Texu. coinli'.iied.
Very n 6ieoiruHy,
A. M. CncuitAN, Postmaster,
ior Owley, Aimislaul I'ostmaster.
lKWOATIOHS.
Sltghllu nrm?r unit partly ctouin mnthcr
antllitc i'. rm'iiv nUitiimmy cr allMff birvm
iter during Sututdui ; autrrly triiuh prtenl
d by nn thcrty wind in Ihe euxiern ptititin.
Tbb proposition of fJo i. Uasoy Youni;, of
Tonnos3 10, lor tin appointment of a coheri s
iional committee lo o un no into tlm mlu
toratlon of JFVitl, ii a trios', rrtcollont no, in
pur opinion.
I'uic comptroller of Clii-airo, in his budget
of estimates, subn.iUud to tho city council
of bal clvy 1 mt 1'ui si iv, asks for nn appro
priation of $1,000,000, for llio current ex
ptniOB of tho city during tlm cnsuini.; year.
Ruv. Thomas S. I Mil I", v t;..i Tor twenty
five vchh lmd b-er, p s or ot the west sloe
Presbyterian chinch, Ne.v Yorl; city, re
signed hn podi.ion a fi-vy days j;o to ncccpt
ft profossortibip in tho Union Theological
Bominary.
Tiik wifj of a negro named Jamer, Cum
mines, roar ('u.i rti n, Koitli Cim lir.i;, i; n
birth to fui.r i hl'ihon tlm U-r !y. Throo
VIM a lilin l,"'t ti::t Wi.-;!'.n wott'il Imvi'
llui H I': - Inn: . iv V11IW, bill, llutt tin i' imv
bappiiy 1. vi r.
Joux Mi)t'ui.T.ouiiii, tiid tnu
will upy in t) ill .h t).iiiv.!, in:;.!
clcir moj'.ey lli.i I vo v. k vw
closed bo pluu tl in Vv'mliit r.tun (
is mor! hhii.ov tl 1111 n'liiu of li'oc.n
ri'mtdifti'B or ltdiaiu
tii'iUo in a lilb time.
lino, v.hn
.. i'17,1'00
hum, I ju 1.
it'. Mil
r.'.'!..(.n
vill li'ijiiinmtoly
Ttm oflij. i-H of tin W.i. tn.ii Union
graih t'utnpiiny Biy Unit lim in iin)li,liiiio
Willi tin A'ii'.rio:w Union will not bo I'd
loWJ I iiy nn iidviim:,) in r um, ov.iopl in n
few mbu.'btii iiliuws wli ir 1 the fiwilitio.i iii
laftdonui.il. Of eoui'iO n it. No monopoly
makoi a i'nh st ip. Ily di!;;rtf, howovr,
with thiii oiiMi. a id tint l)?iu itiv.i 1, whon
thoro h no c.viip.i',iii,)M t: irov .ml, llio arrows
ura lumud ntid t'lupri'ifura put on.
O.VLr li:iil,.Ue of 1B0 Unr!iiif;M't lliwl;
eyo could liwn ciid tno )V'l!'iwi,i;r, nil I bo
said it nt a roj. nt ircttir ) in Jboifuiil, ('on-
nec'.i.ul! "Vi.i.i in Il'irlfonl vm i.vi (v
ifiaurod bciii m iiny v,y i ni f .r umIViii
you widi mil mil, n.Jiiwitii'ii!, t'litiac, nc
eiclf tit, ir.t.'iiiiri'.'il, innn ,ii;.'1 ,!;iV n i.ti!
pMtopl'.s:;i!r, lJ.'p.i t, Old Sc'ioo. I'r.'.H.y
tormn, Cosr;;uti rial, Bjb Imi;i rsull, K,w
naisaanco, Gothic, IV, i-.o-.tin", t;r-ault,-Ji
vuBtpusuu, ucnmuMii, ..ii ou-n, cnoviot, pos-
am'jr, icnaiUsj, m-w AVhi . Icr A Wi'mm,
bnr'o,td wiro, liv. r pvl mid luud lluish. ll U
thet'iir.lMUnd dis,lribn:ii'gpoiiilfnf tl'.(i"nti.e
intif:isi'..1 bminosj of America. No insur-
noo 0 i.tipuny ij gonuino un'css 'Hartford
lj blown upon tlm bi-ttlc."
WniiH tlio Louisville Uoiirirr-Jottrnnl
trios It cm put in n lioavy liclu m any papor
ia tin union. Tlio KkjIh'i of tba fo l'oiii)fi
Is ntoul;viKrom nnl tirno, but it U tlio
very Msonco of truth :id is thnref ivo unan
Bworab'o. It aavs: "Jmlj Tourpi, ln an
rticl,i in tbn Kobruary immiior of llnj Norlh
Amorifin Uivi uv, jro -o tome tmuUo to
sboiv tliit marly tliroo-fourlhi of tlio illitcr
Boy of tho country is in tlio southern e:Mo.i.
Tb's illiteracy h found nninly in tlm i,r,ro
popubition of 8l!),000 reported by tlio repub
lican or-;ini t , bo idmo;t solidly upublicsn.
As lo!i ns tliii illiteracy oxi-ls tho cei;roee
will probubly nl'nro to iKo renubiiemi
party; as thoy booomi educutad they have
tholr oyoi opened to tins fraudulent naluro of
repubheaa privciplos and loavo their I', p.
O's. with tho ropublican loadors. E Jucato
the ncgroo
CHIOAaC, TEXAS & KEIIUAS CENTElIi
EAILWAT..
I he th'cupo, Ttias & llesioin Contral
railwiy is an iustitutiou in whi- h tlis com
munity and people along tho line from IUd
river to t io Kin Grande, a liislanco of seven
hundred miles, are dwt)lv interested. Its
ultimato nieaes almoit an air line from Chi
ckoIo tho City of Jloxico. Itj northern
connections aro already completed to the
northwoat corner ( Arkansas. Tho eebtmo
is a vast one, dimincd to iiilroduco millions
of people inlo Tcxn.', and Si rvo as one ol the
grandest cmdnoi in tho development of our
stalo yot conceived. Our people must,
therefore, understand that in an enterprise so
grand, wo must not expect spiemiodio spur's
at this or that point, but a careful examina
tion 0' Iho route throughout its length before
tho investment of nn noy and thoc jmmnnoi
ment ol actual work on the ropd. Tho gen
eral scheme is well understood, but pruiimi
nary surveys must be made before any con
siderable length of the road can bo located
and work commenced. Tin so Oiaminntions
have bum iu progress si mo time and are yet
under way. Tho yt'iith-inon in charge, 1're.i
Llent Halo and associates, afior a doUilcd
conv rs'ili.-y v ,':,m, wo foul authorized to
siy, are (find l. tho emergency piudi nl,
skillful business iiu'.", who am Bilnpiirj;
inch pr. liudnary, advisory and prudential
m"ft.un j as nrodictuHd by sound judgment
and btuiuess exrericnce. Our people must
bo patient and have a 1 '.t'n leaven of f.itii in
men who have shown tlieir fuiih by judicious
eipnedituro of their own money. They
have tHliod i.othing of Dollas until they si.n.ll
have built fifty miles of road. When that ia
done, none will doubt tho intent nrA ability
of tho company to curry forward the sreat
incii'uro, so !'riiiij;lit with good to T'er.a".
Tide exlinordiniiiily l-iclemcnl winter has
greatly rotni'do I moaniroi, but wiiliin a f'eiv
W els tlio people will sen dt moiislr.ilioris
suilleier.t to difhipato doubts. We mu;t col
lider nil those f.cts Mi i dillleulti'. a ami
allow time for the cempnny to colli e!, the
fsc'.o wliteh common sense di ti'.tel lioforo :
tiuiluirkiiijj jiraclinaMy in tho i;iieit wo: K.
rmlilnetr jtorit lioiite.
L.hsI ni;;hi .Moliituo it JfilliM tii'o.l
Houlh; rn imnturUi.pp.Hi-ttd. 'ri'econtpimy
111 Ml. in ; by f.:0 !
f '.reoo.i I iill)
.-: .-. iit.,-i, iii U-....M ,
arrivi.d i:i tho 1 i'.y 1
l.."i , a.id du.-i. -
i;o -il a 0:10 us ever
l'.;l' i.llnl ihi, s' re. :
lion i f I'-.ll;--:-, M, I
e 1-I.!ii '0 - I'r 1. pi,., r e,
iiilieo, li: 1". oiiol. 1,1 v .(
Iilr,'. l.'.jji.t We:l t
pci foi III ll.ee, be '. I:
ini room. I'ort.i:
ros'-lV.'i " se: t ini.l w nt.
.- 1:1 I'l'J colli
' I II '
lit:'
ti.-
1 v, e,u
i.i't 1.1,1
1!- ly 1.
I his w.iv
thr,
tl:e tie-1:0 enm 1 t il, wtn'in ,o wis C!.nbii i
to witness in fii'l 'the ,.!e:i.li 1 perfi nji.ioee
llven. . fhoJMj a i-h-iV. It is o Hiei-ooo.l
or it ib rot. This sum is s jjoed ''no. We
area jmle". ITu have. ;c -n everything that
f ouie-i aloii:;, nn I wo tiiinl; tlmt iii ten- year,-'
privlioo W" kme.V wli"! ij i.-oi il, what Yi bad
and what is indiller.-e.l. Tnko this min .t.-,il
show on the whole and wo pronounce it ,
very poou or e. tr;i invo i-emi bntlcr, rloi
loo', but there
the per-
ll'.at wore
mid lluttb
oi ly hern in Dulhm but el
aro s oino leilirs of
loriniiiieo K't ni :ht
iliVer exreiliil. .Melolvi:
As thu Now Orloans Domoorat says In
tho following paraBraph, it does look as ir
Mr. Kolloirg aad his friends aro trying to
manufacture sontimont to enablo hitutohold
on to what he has a questionable title to
The Democrat l8y8: Th9 Indictmon of
W.J.Moore, ox-Unl'.od Stites ray .'.e
party wh9 recently mdo ifc Qlimagi;,g ;ccu
moot ftal'ut Kellogg), by the United Slatss
grand jury, upon tho charge of false gnnging,
must strike ovon the most charitablo and ua-
usplclom persons ss an afior-tbought on
tho part of tho authorities, in the interest of
Kellogg, whoso aim it is to break down
Moore's testimony. Mooro, it appears, was
accmed so;n .timi a3o by tho collector of
Internal rovonuo of the crime for whhh ho is
now indiclod, and his resignation demanded.
Ho refused to resign, and was reported to
Washington, aftor which he concluded to ro
sign, and hit resignation was acceptod. It is
odd that he should have been pormiltcd to go
free when ho wai an employe of the gevatn
m.'ut, and whon it would liavi boon an eary
mattor, If guilty, to bring him to punishment,
and that ho should just now bo Indicted,
whon his ability to annoy Kellogg has been
demonstrated. It is a shameful thing that
the machiaory of the UaiWd States courts
can thus easily bo put in motion to shield
fro n merited punishment a censtor of the
Unitid Statoi."
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1' f - II, ,
Lin... S'i'
i:i it Tm
i,o n aw
innol.
iu 111' ir perle' lleir,-' ii-i-l : , .
po- il,l-; In- e,: .!!-,. j.,- ...
lr:.v!e.l. rlvf...-r Wn. ei
1! mi. 1. lie -I')', i.'.iVe-;;
1 , n :,,.r,t ;, ,.. ., : ., it, .!
.,', '!, I'M' ,t 1,1.0. '.1 1
l.'ieu li" 1.1 so ll) :-li ..eei '- "v I'.r.i-o-.-iJ
1.13 ni.il;e-ll: W ' I !!':!. i' !.-. ' , o ,0s I
Viitil.i!..... tvot'eiii! boe; lo.-l-,.!.,. i ,n e. h
.iiio.,i i.-, nn ii;;;, inn l-.e.l una tillolil-er
loilil of t'lo thihiorniii (ii'.!;.-t;o ii'lenipiul
oj HK.MI nun Ujiji'.' 1 1' Mil. ill
iiim:.;iiiiii.-'oii. no is r.-oi in i; oi o ns Ho lill"U;
on, ly rcuon 01 lui luck ol eniplei!. wlien
it oiurht to appear, !,li!l lie i-i Kooii, tiA
wiy ino oi imo i:'rierni'i;n'o wBiin Hi .ni-
pears. 'J ho Oiihlerni i (u ir'.etlo is very line.
tlieir singing H the perlui'tion of (ueollei.t
vocalism. J ne lunny part ot tho perform
ance was funny imiie t, nnd Iho whole per
forinanea was jus1, ns lino a minstrel per-
lorm.ficn ns Dallas ever witnesi-o.l. 'i'ho
iliit.u.ii would riot a-iv lids if it was not tho
exact trulu. J lure is a mutmeo this alter
noon and a porform iace to-night.
li-ei i;:i
Th Teaaa A Pncille ExteiiNlon.
We spoak of the extension of the Texa? &
Pacific road genorally with tha lloa that the
wo k h is scarcely begun and the terminus is
wi bin a few hours rld-j c-f Dallas. To real
izo thumsgniludo of tho work and the rapid
ity with which Iho construction is going for
ward, it mus'. be seen rather than ro.-.d of.
On Wednesday n tpiei-.l train, with tha car
of the officers of the road, left Marshall for
the front with tho view of inspecting and re
ceiving thirty-two miles of road beiween
Daird, Callf.han comity, and IV bo, TVylor
county. The wiib-r was advised l-y telu
ijra'.ii of thu approach of the cur, and i: vited
by Ciovurnor lirowu to join tim ptrty at
Dallas. The train arrived ut tbo latter point
at about 6 p. m., bringing Colonel (ieorjo
Noble, superintendent, and Mr. Thompson,
the general pssscnufr agent, Jlrs. Noble,
Mrs. John C. itrown, Jlimes Daisy and
Birdio Urown. Hern Captain I . K. Grove,
divisiou superintendent, joined tlio otficmi
cor pj, and Airs. W. L. Hall and Miss Con.
Krutuuan 1' ined the party of 1 nlirs, and Dr.
husk, a brolhor-m-law of Colonel Noble,
from l'en.isj Ivania on a visit to Teiai,
U'fjoiber with tin.i writer, completed
tue list nt this poii.t. A short
'tit brought us to l'ort. Worth, whero wo
received a nw acquisition in tho person of
Major Wnsiibiiin and Mr. McLauohliii, of
the construction company.
An hourui d a hull later nnd wo reached
the be.-.u iful ii tie city of Weathertcrd,
win re we, lemaim i! for lloj n'gh.. The pnr
lor tar was loft to the Imlies, and tlm gentle
men roluclauliy wiilidmw to llio tror t cur,
some to slotp ; Lot a tew restle-s spirile, un
der the lenders! dp of Link, our "ex
plorer," Blurts J for the town. We Mere Foon
compelled to call upon Air. Thompson
to act us guide, as ho alono
was familiar with the town. The
night wi.s too daili to seo the
beautiful ci'.y to advantage, but suilieieiit
wanaieiilMi'.i:d to convince us that Wcnth-i-ford
well deserved to bo called i no of the
must beautiful and most sub;-lantial cities of
the west. Tin stri etii aro broad, tho town ,,n
a bi;h elevation with nmny naUnal ndvan
1 1 s, and the onterptiso ol lu r people, who
IMiTO Slie-w.l tlieir l.-.ilh in lior Inline be
bull lii-g hubtiantijlly, makes her justly the,
prnle of iho wi s.
iVl-yx o'clock Thurid"V wo left Wnither-
ford tor tlio front. 'J.'iio idea i'- lirevr.ierit
Unit 'l'l-xcs in all pltne. but a trio fiom
Woatberford to Kx-il.m.l wid climieo the
loiedof unlieiievsri; in luount-.ins in ' iVxa.
'i ho ciuntry lliretieli i'ldo l'into county,
in and I, round tJindnn Mud tliein o to
L.iel, l.-r-soioo h -in d'ui m uiniidu peeiery,
HMinet eipi-iil'Oii t!;.,t rhiih' tbn iitoioftiie
IVnrsyl-M.'u CVi.tr 1 1. 'I'liu train, in i Lirlin".
li'-.:-.' i..; -ii.!i;iiii:, ;..-..igbi ns iipi.ii h henil :o
tho Ih-fi-, r. S's-nhli'.,.; lone v. !i-,l f.r.
o.ne to. i i.-ee lii.n.": I! n,: .. -, v ! i I'e i,---, '.vui.i 1
'.'.i .i re.! !. (; inieernl.
t'e. ro is a
oi ' :f. ,,'i t hn v( the
IL -. . t n'i; hi. -1 .:..('..'' i
i' ii.." o !.; i-e.i'i i'i :;, ,. ,u,i !,!,,
;.u.l !,.:,! tile Ti"i-I. 't'W , .uuli'T ii
1 : ro n o.l jii--', o; Ulilei
.'.'ei i'' I: e n...vi io,-.;( ,..)' any .eote ,m
.1. it H ll.'i ciiiiiiy sea! of L'-vh"! -1
tiUn.t- d hooii'. pc, i a mil,, f ,-,,, t'::i.
It, is Hirrou- il d bv toiv.e !-o, d tea-..
try, end soipi o.'ii:-ld raeliM t t'.ori, I-. i,m.w
tie) liO:uliUHi'lOiii f,.r tho overland s' -igo i "in
pe.ny, hud nlio tlm !ijiu:irlcr.i t-l
pujienl ot id ij, r Stoeki'if, Ihe
leriii'uni: ag-ut id' u-o i,n,,. '.0 i-,k
tou.i, as it is ti"-,iie-l, e-. too iof.-.t, i:;i.l ..... -:-'V.S
of curs fhli ItcI.i , audi: its o,, tie.
0 e,i iimiiio. 'Tiii-i ) ii :-t of the to.v.l is o.-.
wleels, and v.'ill so-ei bo art of :i.:i "m .1,,,
i:p" of Abih-ne. We h-nl Requis'tV::: In ro
to on.- party in the ,-i et tine:" en-ver
i;"et'eui,-,:i, M:.jor .- toekie;; and V t IJ..,..,. i.
; .in K...J. o.n: ot r-tei-.-.-i on li
e '.l:r.,-ii lei'n f .1! did, n (.'rtli. il oi
Th" (. -uniiy ii, tlio i -ioon l!(
-..re ,t ci'.y, II I0I1..-1I Cli;-.I.,H h ,
;.," d- --t i..r;..ii.i; h.i.
1 . -.'. TliCV i oil , ii' ),; , ..,
1,
MnniMefh Paittera
don Willi n. -oil, em toil uls,tei, . lti.r ln
colors or nleiii, m ltirti, i Hie Uihald
iBAUjoll l'lUSTlKU nirrici.
Globe Mill's tpices, coffeonnd baking pow
der are pure. AM Growers toll them. Ask
fur tilcfm Mills and try u.
M AU(tll:l ,
CO'r.N-KiHN.-On ilm evr.inr; ol t::(. sna nt,
Ilia leslde.iovot ltm lirnle's lioUei-, by hiiibl
il. M. Ili-n, .Mr. Hamlin t'.'lm and Miss
iiUlie i.ohn, !alo of II 0 son iKs, Ark.
Tbi Hiion.lanli wur Mr. Leo (John, brotber
of t lie Initio, ami .Vim liar !ener nnd tlm pit
lentil ot Hip brid, Mr. ai.d Mrs. .laeol) Vediu
Tills was njc.yau, ailmoi.t pleasant scca.lon
Many frleudaol the pait.ei wrepr.ent aud
asuriiiiluuiii u--t liilloivud n bjmeiiiiil
ew moiiies. Sin.iklln win liov.ml In great
beakers mnl in.in.T loans mil appropriate
Stntlinonu were ilrmik with happy and f,ltcl.
loin remarks aoooinp.-uiyli.jr. Xl. IIkiulo
teiiilera ; liaarlleit eiiiigvrtluintloni ami best
wishes fortbehepplues, and prosperity of ike
tn'M-ly wediie,! pair.
ic i.i ii: rum ri.kHsiiii Unix
Jl'M'-AI lee npn, a hoes , n"' le-tw eeu 1 Uo
J IIi.uaMmii.m,-,. tin. 'I A, . ilnpot, a
w loll realm eniiinii: tlm pb-lin-es el two la
d ee. I'iii'li r will iieivo at llniALu fflee aa.1
I e r -u nidi d ,
mj. i i. mo ru tw
liff Di Ii K, Il ia Is to dim wolee Ibal the
Clibmeo. Tcx-is A "ili.xicin Cen'oal rullwuy
eo-tvauy ha, H.en.icl .he ri-a.HtiiUu of
Clonrl h. i, I oipiii'i a-, Ktn-r I inanngi-r
of t-lil com,, -i, , and fun his otUeUI e in-ii'-etlnn
wlih sibl (iiiii iiany eeiim-,1 en Ju.
nary v.",, l-.si, c.iit.n.imir.i-lmi j aO'teiing
tin-InifiUMs .f bo CniMfienT will e mlilrvsseil
1" W. II. ;ti,,., fm.,at I,!. o eii'.al office of
llieo. iii:.niy, 'i'O Main utroei, Halliif, Texas.
by order nl iho l,'i initivii l!imi:iiin,',
rrr.-'I'WUAl, M i,;n.TiHv..- l lii-re w ill ,
oiillad iiueilaL' ol' L'kI(;b JSi, 7, K . I,, of
If., in MoaiU.v eveiiin;, :(o.t lust., lit 1
o'cl ei. .11 I, very liiipoilsnl. Ili.it llmre
sliobl h' a ell nl I full ane.i of ii-i-mle.r, u
Un'.t ;,".'.iw'o ,
K. C. Wcl.IIKil, i'n.tfr.ie.r.
w-Nol'ir r.--
a nri-liil en!t. I
t i.l ir '.-.ht,
sle-ro, lor work.
I. II. I'LOW l VN,
. I'. I'. VV. 'I hi.ro win ,e
.lift tlii; of Hie A. o U. v.
.laninu-y -.:), ism, ol Ko'tloek
I V,'. rvniaUSS, 1'. M".
elm:
LEHMAV PROS. I
New York, j
J. B DRURY, IU1IM
WITU
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LEHAfJ, ABRAHAM & CO.,
TTON FACT
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COMIAcriSSIO-NT MUD BOH AInTTS
Cor. UKAFiEJl & DAiJONXE STS., SEW OKLEAXS, La.
Correspondents InUvcrpool,
Mess, B. New.ira.sa n, ; f.
Mesa. Lltusenlielm A Sen
K. 4 M. Lehman, Now York.
II . Abraham, )
I''. Jl-olis, J-Now Orleans.
M. titi'in, J
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401 & 453 BROADWAY AND 23 &30 MERCER STS.
.MAUFAtTtmiJlH OF
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Ei, BElSlEli
il & CO..
N.Y.
mm'S, BOYS' A1V YMUVHis CLOTH.ISTG. '
m tr . le lor I f een years, and m Mr. I. It .rnsieln
. bern-. elu : u,.lKt,s 0,, Suw York espeoia y a.i.
Jiauliiilly ask lor a liberal uh,iro of your imtrji?'
I- &c CO.,
ill v... i i 7
tli vt'iiinr purtniT ol' th Ga
itiifutl io tin wautHot' th j i
hk. Hit) olil iiouse ot
In '.1i -iMs... ...ill V . ii i
wi i.iiiiioorii, mil ijh i'i in 1111,1(1 11 n - i an . .
compe ed sclmoil, ..-r, ll,.l-;,-.i..1 & Oo V,Vw Yor - , Vn , ?.? ,:n'''fore. and will be
sii.iinittej Hs a partner f,-m .i,lllAry j Vssl mV I' , ,ll 1 'l , ' "j1"' '- Galveston, who
palrnntiite.
bii'lness, and Mtxg well known to die tr.., . in ' V.:l v aeiivo elmiKru 0f the
nin - ,,l rital
i nave aenv
, a liloM-al
l. HlillNSTKlN & t;o.
629
S.4iUO.
629
IL W. HARRY & BEij
ZLM STREET.
Mi.iiuiiicliirers and Dealers in
Call nnd Examine tho
"ilarlyBreakfasf'CookiiiffStove
4 11 ls Ho'"iliInK New ami Desirable.
A l!ll ll(Of Olincnawnni Ulilft ..
We have Urn ln-n stoi-i; ol Oiieuonw ; ""'rJ' ttI"1 otl'cr House
II
the I, a,
Coiury,
r.ad.
1,'aO.h .... .
nt'K--Me, , ,, ,,r 8...V.,,d;rr 1-1 " U ' " " " "'"'ces, Window Capsund ei,et fro, ware7
I'm ei;;- Neiionni i:;,i,i-.. ,v e- , lie;,-of the -r C -rrrrr: ; ,
rsz tr -:x:-z r; B O O BZ 8 'i ( Tt'fa
o i .oit: on .'linlnlii. , Co, -.t, ,e,y JL.XU JiL4
' ' -, ,.vo,,,,; p.r WHOLESALE and RETAIL
;x iif z S":;':;:; -l s; ssjkk ''
Col .... .
if, I i' i:.-::i : k...;- . ,. .. " - - -
t-'M'tsm:,,, d HI llil III
h -:l lzii
. ''. I liiril'tl'IIB,
til
if I'-l.l lll'l 1.-MS,
' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 i.ivi.i:,
l'Ui:i:ri:n,
LiLkimi:.
Dj'.I-.
ie
il"
An loiojryo i'roslilrut.
A cash boy in cue of tho prominent dry
goods slores on street not lmvir.i' ti i o
wherewith to nticml tho minstrels hist ni"ht
hit upon a novel idea of procuring thn" ro
qui -ib-amount. lie was tbo poisessor of n
l -irlovv knife -about nil his earthly pond-'
and r'dll d it oil' nt 5cfnUa chnneo. Thn
bemitv abcut the wholn nll'.ir wan In. i,,i-
chance himself nr.d won thoknifoba.k Z'vv.u,
and bnd enough money U.r j,uri.i1!.8;r;
ticket t i buy enotit-li peanuts to Cijoy h-.-.
performanco to the fullest c-xlea i.
. .
At I.UVjre
Marshal Morton mid tho polieo birco a.'o
just now on the lookout for n man bv tho
name of Crissman. On tha night of tho 2"lh
of December, it BppoaM, ho bocamo engaged
in a difficulty with a follow named AValker
in tho "Long Branch," whom ho struck
on the head with a chair. Sinc-3 tho
occurrence, Wslker has gone homo and died
irom me cuects oi mo iuov. Tho clllcers
in conscnuonce. aro on thn mil vivn
doubt not that tho Hku.u.u will contain a
Urst-elass item in the aoar future.
'Iho iViibiiuH.
This admirable society of singers have
been ln constant prnctico for the past wack
or two, ln ordor to gain a sufficient proQciency
to compete successfully for tho honors at tho
Galveston tournnmont next month, On Sun
day evening next thoy will give one of thott
admir.iblo performances, interspersed with
dancing and other social amuements, at tho
hall on Commerce slreet. Vfo feel safo in
predicting that a moiit enjoyable limo will t
exdomnccd.
Kotlee to Knllrooil I OMlrnrtovn.
To lot GOO.OOO cubic yards of grading on
the New'Orlcons & Faciflo railroad, botwocn
MansBeld and Tle&sant Hill, Louisiana. Tho
country is healthy and the matorial first-
chiss. Liberal prices will bo given, pay both
ways, frec;transporlation for toams nnd tools,
will be furnished from any port of Texas to
co r, yepori wdlctt ls near tho work
era win ne lut ti soctions of from nno to
wa mues. contractors having oulflti can
comer witn the undorsigned at Shrovo-
y jit, Aj. VJARPBNTJSH & M ALL0RT.
2 Shroveport, L,,, JsnuarT 23 lsei?""0'0'
,e, ui.u.s. ,h-,i
... I I -' .y el'i'll-t'i' it'' !,.
TV. pi I n loii' ly;
fii'0 mil. s tV.iui it. h '
et CaHkheu coin",,
e.ded in a b-e.'.i'.iui;' i,
ol molintiiil.s .-e,"."oni.,
there luoui.teimi I'iv.ie.
in abundant-", ,s lacl which will led I
WO nppreh.-,::d, in the livali-'
tween tl.o towns ol li.urd nnd Alelene.
is i. ib
i. I'-.t ! y-'i t;,.i 'a
.'I -iiirbel ii. f mil is
i'.' 'il..1, tho Ci l'.-'ty s- -it
Tie lowri lib ij lo
ll.! v,itU ' Mn-dl eln.in
liietlie town, nnd from
; r-'reaiesof W itorll .w
T'-iy,
Biiiril
lobular
is now tbo temiinal point for thr
!,!,. i I . .t '
" ' ... 'i i i. ei uo ii. v v...t;nni
tonninus of this division of the ma I. At
prt-senl t'.iire ii m thing there but tent:-, llus-iii-.'fs
hou-ies, hotolf, eii'.., kr,j nli fon-Juct;.! in
tntj.
Abilene is it listeiKO of twuity-tvo inile-,
from lhiird, iii Tayior c-.unty. ji.ij cunty'
v.n fvol conlidi-nt. in faj i: ;;, b "S no rupeii'.r
or oven iu: equal ii thu :,o. The l-,r,Js are a?
level as a floor and i s ri -. vs cjiiM lie ,'csiro
Tee le uotry is vc:y spi.r.cly flLc l;"i i Uwl,
ahii 'tt without popnla'.ioii, exc.-pt hi Iho re
gion of Buffalo U.p, a tovyii, ,,-,,(, tnelve
miles linith oi tl:.' rn.ul, am! tl.o county sr.nl
cf t.ie coiiiiiy. Tbo pfopl her i r.ro living in
lonla and wa nns. Vou (an m-;i them pr'.'ssii.i;
to tbo fr. :.t ii, wagiiri. k!1 nbii.g t!io I. no of
the r..i.d. d'hero is i e'. no iumbc-r or
bui.ihi i; ii"it: r.nl to coris'rcct hou-e.'. The
roitd 'ia nn .bin to not in e,-,r,, Vruclion n-.H-t-.ril
to le- ln-M f.1Jt M muj(
inu.-li 1... !.-) tj() comiuirciui
hufincj, but in a few ncnl'm M-iie.-o now
you sf'i only a tonleil lleld V.::tj will b a
thriving t.-.wii. Abilene is goLfrally looked
to ni the Juluro great., but the writer 'predicts
that Baird will, in timo, bo the bet 'or point
for businesi. Abileno will for a while bo a
great cattle shippirg point
This fact may give it tho advantage, but
Laird, with its splendid water, the
surroundings, and, added to that, tbo fact
tfcat this will bo tho tonninus cf the divieion
win nisKa isn'ra mo lown.
Our train went bewnd AMI ena tdi'.n n.iln
to Tebo. Four miles of this road was con
structed', hrce days preceding our arrival. Tbo
grading parly U now something like a hundnd
and twerdy-fiyo miles in advanco cf the
tr.uk-lajerj, and tho mila are being put
down at a rapid rate. The road bed is good
ana mo cars (-liilcd smoothly over tha roi.d at
a speed of about twonty-flvo miles per hour.
The trip was ono of pl-veuro to us, and
alloided thn writer an opportunity to gHin
much vnluablo informntiun ef tlio gi.len
spot of tbo west, for which wn hern desire to
return our thanks to thu cllicors ot tto m.id.
Wo trust wo will bj again co fortuna'.i as
to meet wi'.h Dr. Ltuk, thn "explorer" of ihc
oxpeditloi). If there weiro an v stono left un
turned on the rea l, it was tlio fault cf the
stone, not his. JIo carries back lath, him
manv spocimons of various kiudt und many
good wishes of newly mado acqurintancos
To the ladies who composod the party do
not know how to express our thanks for tbo
pleasure thoy gave us on the trip. Thoy
wore curious, it is Iruo, about prairie dos
t, :in uiiiiiiijiiiinM toui or ma t.-jp,
Always cheerful and lively, tbny did much
to break what might otherwise have soomcd
w uo a long ana tedious Journey.
Tho Wnvvrly Ronao nt Fort Worth
is a flrst-class hotel in every rospect, and be
ine conveniently and nleaaantlv
fors superior advantages to the traveline
'-:
.' AC. J! A i; 1 1 UK'S
t'liiiiliu-:: to.
Ibiseni-eil moot IH ipi-n-'it,
vvliieb I he.ve linil liir
iwenly jein; l-o oi u
eiern i.iuiil. o ,lvtT
1 "ie II, b.ll.KA'rilN,
Hi X. 5i!i (., st. I.onU
;.-r .i. v.
illl'lnl itle.-.
.I'll IX
I 'oil .-.I.,
10 lit
'I Mill
Cl-.u-n
!.-;,! ii.i.'
''!!, il ine
oitoteiie, i
' V.'.
I th oi .,. .r
ins io iho
': i
j!iiv-.:rv,-
J rout t on
leeililioi.t
,vt-,t:
.- r. l.nrn,,iv. s,
Mine I eomiiii'iie, '1
i-in.', J. .t ('. Miniie's
'in ilin ini-'o in my buui
v in is I lu-ve Innl uo
loctor.s' uiiis io liav.
I:. F. SA.'-S.
From lieoiin- A. Sweet
lldiloi- ol Ibe Texin
Illl llNW, 111-' CoMMKUI'K.
J. v. iMiiirniic',) Lini
dnieneo .(ni.fzes tlio
l.iver beltei. tlnm Calo
mel. Tliiiiisnnds lor need
of snt'li a Meillcino sink
iiitolivsr.epiii. ;i-nves. lc
tboulil be at tlio com.
niand of ibe w hole world
iinil would prove u last
ing lilessiiijj to tho hu
ninn 1 ; i i i i 1 1 v.
Ci I .UKci tl A. SWEET.
,ml'--o:n 0. D. Genm-.'n
-il yeni-H roini,iini- i
.be Ho. lo-iHibUeaii Of
dc, s-r. bonis.
'I he benloii; virtue of
I. A I.'. Mnoimv's t'nntln
riinyo live truly wonder.
I'd. leelb,s broken,
'own nnd lnisi-rniile
.roui liver iternn.;emeut
one bunion! (.'urnim-ni,.'
.,'o vi'Miu-cduiutopurluut
lieidlli.
f. c cr.xTin.
mB of foa
M !8c Unt tutl-AH Woc5 Yawl.
.A.
iv. Tsn? "nr v
uj.j. i.ro j-vxvi s (.-
t,
best KiodYiii
MrUitly a.c!as.i tnttterial,
i'!loiis ;ai'lu'n to lino. f t!
FRAUDULENT PLOWS I
extended popularity of our implements acquired by un
r'.a ,.t,.lin,nr-T. lo bl!i,J 1 an oxtonsiro business upo
Thi widelv estondn
:tsii!:;' ofbii't dun:.;.'' a 1.1 t c.-n nn- ti, 1m , ...:. - J
o ciolnri.,'.' idiiicii Ie-: of fa r doalin - u-ii.h ,.1i.,!.,....,: ,
,,, . ' - ,. t i i.:iviu iiiciiimn
Mint-i.'.-ioi'H'r,ce ttrni liii'onnif o nimbi .1.,.;..,, ,
r- v-.-m,,, LL.-jiri . in ti i ii T.ri wi. h
;n.u llio liioet rkilleil hborlitm ciu.i n'nr.n.
SL'-i.i.'C .si. hoii A Am
io country witn t.'fj,? B'fSBTS.f.'vin
rdly-carned reputation, but
we have
l rnmi'. W. Conldork-,
ibeilisllnrriilsbeil aetnr.
A leu- Uom' of J. AO.
Mhituhv'h ('untlui-!inro
iimleii new mini (,f u0
V. W. COL'LlKMMf
ALL DRUGGISTS
WOODK?EDIdlNC CO.
-.S.TLCU3. Ma
CRAPDOCK'S OPERA HOUSE
- o
TVO MtCIITS OMLY,
AND SATURDAY HATK'iE,
l i i.Uy niMi' nmnviluy, 3nii.i!Snil at).
S!clNTY.E& UBITU'S
m mm mm
M.VSTQDOX n-R(,'UMSTll.V
..?IAATft and iurmors,
c. : -I- .
j. s .t-iVj in cuir iiiiplciiKiits.
in order not only to protecl. our oivn li
a . so t ie interna ul nar patroiuj-bolb fanner and merchnnt
!lllt;!loV lll'Oll.'lit. Hint, nirniriaf v,v,,i,.,t' il, 1 e
ptM'pofioof thw notico is to give fair warnin io.MBJlS.
many ol tvliora aro comparatively innocent cf
niakor
who
ropu
ht
.!. : i ...
, -i ,, , ,. , , re'"'" '.i" 'to ll.iVU uuiui in I1JUU iu
J ILa jiUMT or lairTSUBS, who infrinaca our
uls by tiiukirie-, selling or using tlo.se frauds.
liospceUiilly,
1!: B. R AVERY & SONS.
;ii ;( . i i -ii , vi.i 'iiiuioui liiuiieei
lute t, Otic both o. wine li classes are equally reHpo,,sil,lc w ith tho r
bolDio tl.o .aw, that wo will hold all JBliflMUBAJVffij and other,
handle or uho IB.U.iL MM r.WUKS ot ,f g" 1, a
accoun abilily , tho Courts. This applie, nt only to plow h, but to
ol plows aUo, as Points, etc.
llu-'iodis innenfiehrmes to do bmnncsa upon U,e fairly earned ro
tattoii o am.. her, myolv.n bare-faced t1ur,H.r..c..fls;ons 0f patent, eopyri
antl tra.lo.nark law havo boto.no ho flagrant that wc liavo determined
No
"W. C HOWARD &c CO.,
JOtl Kim Street. : . : r,VsnH.
-,. i.eneral niriita for
OLD HICKUEY WAGONS
. I be lust on wheels.
THE ATSBTPLOWS.
ETChH nnd Hoo Them before lluylnjj Ifllsowho.vc'O
"""" iiniinaiB mini
!fl3SUR anceT
FISE AID MAMII
OFPICK-No. Ill Lamar St., . DALLAS, TKXAS
ct?rINSUF?J3: Uviildings and Stocks, Flour
Vng Mills, CoUcn Gins and Contents, Dwell- ,
mgs, Farm Property, &c.,&c.,
J&.t Current Rates-
AN( lilt. INS HM.
l.KL.VVU
Manager.
SO rMrst-l'iass Wkit-o Artists.
lOUK riU't'I.AW KNIl MEN",
1X KflXI.Vt.TY COMKDtANS,
HUIlLKSlJUi. (OI.0UEI) Ol'UKA TllOlIfK,
KOUlt HO.NO AMI) llAN'OK MK.V,
CUAMt'lDX OlULLiUNhKCLOU 1 UIO,
I.' NKXOI- U.KD gU AIM KTTK
OK VOIJAHSTS,
GItKAT V.IJMIOAI. SKK.l'CIl OoOlH.E.
Full tVirui-t li vol, led by Prof. Frost l.?n:ou.
fourl.H rlrr.t-t'lim Musicians, Ud hy prof.
Cliaa. Halm
Itntlre Chau e of froiranimo cvorr uerfomi-
anee. 1
EwayrveU Seels i n Sale Tluinday, .Ian, S7, at
-- - -. -... nav.
DlIAljKK fN
STfl 1.5
u-rain, u-
"ii-ji
roc ries
AMD COUNTRY PRODUCE,
No. 208 Houston St., Da83as, Texas.
FEED A. SPECIALTY.
ttuy snd Hetla uru,;Oats,;Hay and all oth"r Conutrv l'roilnoe E oo
and aubnrb-triC.
dellveved to City
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