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Aoo her pallld cOnnlonahce, but short
lime hgo the picture of rnddy health, The
envy OF The school and the pride Of The
/ household She was always welcomed by
her fchoolmntcr, for her ililc form md
pleasing disposition carried cheorfulness
into their ranks. Dllgcni, punciual nnd
exemplary, obcdIcnt and graceful at
ONE, she won tho hearts Of all. But alas
we arc sorrowcd. Those rosy checks aud
ruddy lips are blnnched by Consumption.
The voice once so enchanting In laugh and
song 10 feeble, husky and supplaltcd by a
hollow cough. Let US approach her couch
gently and take her hand. Do not shnd-
der because OF the feeble and passionless
grasp. The hand once so hearty and plump
is emaciated, and shows bony outlines.
while the cords and tortuous veins are
plainly mapped upon the surface. The
pulse that bounded with repletion, carry
Ing vigor to tho whole system and impirt-
ing life, beauty, vigor, vivacity, health
and strength, Is delicate 10 the touch. The
feeble heart cannot propel the thin. scaniy
blood with force. Must we lose her while
yet in her teens? Companions and friends
gather around with words Of cheer and
consolation, and depart with moisicned
eyes and silent steps. Must we lose her 2
No there is relief We can stay this
destroyer of our happiness, and not suffer
the loss of so bright gem. Something
more is required now than dietary and
hygieric observance, for future calls for
aid, and she shall have 1t. Take this
pleasant medicine Iii invigornting. How
it allays tho irritable cough, improves the
appetite and digestion, and sends health
ly Jingle through the frame. The blood is
enriched, nervous force increased, and the
heart bounds with new impulse. See |
her face brighten by degrees the color is
returning, her voice is getting clear and
pleasant words IRE spoken. The strength
faliers yet, butts gaining. Lot us take
her out in the warm sunshine. In a short
time she will be able TO so without cur aid,
a cheerful girl. This delightful medicine
must be God-blessed. 1t is restoring health
to our loved one. She is emerging from
her sickness sweeter and nobler than be-
fore, and Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery must have the credit. 1t has rails
cd her. Sold by all frst.class druggists
everywhere.
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An Ola Yoittnn


We have lad The pleasure, during lh'
present week, n meeting In Dallas Col
Francis W. johnson, gentleman whose
name IA honorably and indelllbly ldenii-
fed with tho carly history Of Texas, and
especially with the struggles for liberty In
1882 and In 1866.
Col. johnson caro- 10 Texas In 1926, and
soon occupied prominent position In
public affairs. In the first struggles against
Mexican oppression In June, 1882, Col.
johnson commanded the Texan colonists
arraycd against tho fort of Anabuac, ut
the North Of the Trinity, while his COM
patriots, Capts. John Austin, Henry j.
Brown and VIM. II. Russell, were succ ess-
fully assaulting Col. Ugartcchea, In the
fort, at the mouth Of the Brazos. Each
daring enterprise redounded to the glory
of American prowess.
When the grander revolution opened in
1886, Col. Johnson, with characteristic
gallantry, espoused the cause of his coun-
try and rallied, with the volunteers Of the
colonies, to attack the strong Mexican
force occupying San Antonio and its now
renowned fortress OF the Alamo. Gen.
Cos then commanded the large and well
appointed force defending those strong
positions, and at the critical moment was
rein forced by Col. Ugartechea, with 500
select Mexican troops. A few hundred
lily armed Texan oolonists occupied
camp two or three miles from the conf
dent Cos, who Haunted a flag Of defiance.
The glorious martyr, Milan, but recently
escaped from Mexican dungeon, called
for volunteers-a forlorn hope-to storm
San Antonio and the Alamo. Col. Frank
Johnson was first to respond, and was by
acclamation called to take command as
Lieut.. Colonel, under the intrepid CHIEF,
Milan. They entered San Antonio, ana
for five days cut their way from house to
house. Cn the third day, Milan fell, and
johnson took and nob'y filled his place.
On the fifth day being the 10th oil pecem-
Der, 1885, johnson, as commander OF those
800 Texans, received the surrender OF
Gen. Cos and 100 Mexican troops. lie
was the first Texan commander to whom
Mexican General ever surrendered. In
other gallant deeds his name shines IN our
history. While his early compatriots,
Austin, Brown, Russell, Williamson, Orr,
and a host of others, have long since gone
to another world, we meet with pleasure
this venerable old Texan hero to-day,
who'll, in boly and sound in mind-7a spared
monument of the most glorious days and
deeds of our early history as people.
Long may he live, and honored be his
named among the present and future gen
erations VI Texans.
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eT Attention is called TO the advertise.
mont Of The Fair aud Festival for the bene
it Of the Baptist Church in this place, on
Thursday evening next at the new build
jag on Main St. Of Mr.. ). E. D. Blades
We learn that the ladies' Of this Church
through their unfiring energy and pcrsi.
verancc, have succeeded in collecting a
fine array Of siatuary, Paintings and
Scores. such as have never becn exhibited
in this country before, which they propose
TO sell at the Fair. These together with
the fine Supper which will be served, and
the many rich. rare AID entirely new en-
Entertainments, viii combine to make this one
Of ihs most pleasing fairs ever held in
Northern Texas Everybody should at
tend this fair--aside from the enjoyment
they viii have, the object is most lnnda-
tie and praiseworth one
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Arrivals at the Crutchlleld House.
Johnson & McILnEYSY, P,oprietors.

FRipAY, May 17.-Dr. ]. L.. Gregory, u. Dacrwnld
J. W. Allen, ST. Louis; u. II. Langley n. "; @
Tharp, Grapevine; Ale Rhine, Mckinney.
SATURDAY, May 1S.-W. Finley, n c.; j. Il
llowkins, $. p. Il. r.; Mrs. A. H. Smith, Tarran co.
T. J. Beall Bryan, \. j. Bail, Corsicans; V0hnry
Hall, s. p. II. H.; W. NJ Leland, u r. NJ. Line; W
J. G. Simmons, Tenn; II. Il. Sample Bonham; IL
Block New Orleans; W. A. Jett, Corslcana; G.. A.
Cutter, o. Dabcoc Sherman; Q. u. Brciand, Jefler.
son; IT, X. Wright, Longvew.
SUNDAY, May 1G.-W. Cooks, Galveston; A. T..
Darnall, G. Little, Sherman; A. d. McCariy, Hous.
ton; A. L. Caldwell, Waco; j. u. New some aud wife,
Mckinney; Col. Bob. Taylor, Donham; s. II. Talk
ington, Jefferson, W. Anderson, Houston; J. Kossio
city; j. H. Bass, Weatherford J. b. Stewart, N. Y;
7. Mcclure, Oorscana; J. NJ Piper, benton CO.; J.
O. Roberts Drcmond; II. 4. Brown, Galvcsio, +.
Cox. q. d. Durham Gu; W. d.. Rylurn, W. Butche'
Tor. Waxhhachic.
MONDAY, May 20.--J. W. Jones. KY; 4. W. John
soii, Austin; L. p. Cowan, Galveston; j. D Hutton.
d. Adams, W. s. dams. Ga W. Wallace, Walker CO.
TUESDAY, May 21.--J. r. Lumsdon, Ga; u. G..
Pftchard Gal l.. Salu, IIearne; G j. Hel ley, Cors-
cana; +. N. Brown. Waco; j.. A. Nowland, Mo-; II.
L.. Uouze, -; Gan. White, Sherman. J. W. Wostf,l,
Lancaster; Mr.. Gotten, Indiana; W. b. Haynes, f. r.
NJ. Line; D. W. Bcad'e and wife, KY; W. Wilderson
WEDNESDAY,, May 22.--G. d. Holland, G. A. Quinn
Ian, II. & T. q. r. r.; d. +. Pashali, Denton; j. 4.
Coleman, Ala; J. IL. Weaver, Tenn; J. u Lceson,
Il. Saunders, N. Y; A. Rbino;J. 7, Dowell, McKin-
ney, d. Ward, La; 7. NJ. Easky, city; b uget, G.
IIooton, Sherman
THURSDAY, May 23.-p. l.. Case, Il. =. NJ. Line; A.
O. l.. Hi'l. A. d. Homer, Ccrscana; W. Bea, N. Y. ;
=. W. johnson, q. A. Nance, Austin; j. Sala. DIiie
Clark, Waxahachie 3. II. Sheppard, II. +. Stockton
u. Hcarn, Texas; L. Il. Wright, Longyiew.
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Card of Thanks.
TnE DALLAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
n,rt,c TryAa Nav % 1879

UALLAs TEXAS, May 20 loiZ J
Mr.. EDIroR:--Tbe liberal aid extended
to The Dallas Library Association, not on'y
by our own citizens, but by those of other
cities, during the last four months, is not
only encouraging TO those, who are mme-
diately connected with the enterprise, but
must bs highly gratifying to all wso feel
an interest in Dallas, and especially to
those who regard il as their future home.
There has scarcely been an issue of your
paper, during the period above mentioned,
that the columns have not contained strik
ling instances Of individual liberality in
this direction.
Ii becomes my duty however, this week,
10 call attention to contribution, by far
the most munifcent the Association his yet
received. refer TO q donation OF Five
Hundred Dollars made on the goth inst. by
Mr.. W. j. Clark.
At the regular meeting of the Board of
Directors on Monday night last, the follow
ng resolution was adopted;
"Resolved that the thanks Of The Dallas
Library Association be rendered 10 Mr.. W.
j. Clark for his liberal donation of 500 00
And further that this resolution be publish
ed in the DALLAS HERALD"
By motion unanimously carried, q COM
mittee was then appointed, consisting Of
Judge N. NJ. Burford Capt. R. r. Stewart
and Capt. j. T. Downs, to wait upon Mr..
Clark and request him to sit for his por-
trait, TO be placed, when obtained. in the
rooms Of the Association. Than this, no
higher or more eloquent tribute could be
paid; yet IL was not moro than commcnsu-
rate with the libcrality and munifcencc
intended by ii to be commemorate. With
such manifestations Of public spirit before
us, evidencing that there are those in our
midst, who can look beyond "self, to the
higher, broader interests Of society, we not
only cease 10 wonder at the Unprecedented
growth of Dallas in the year past, but our
hopes for, and confidence in, The still higher
Developments of her early future, when it
becomes expanded, strengthened, confirmed.
Certainly every one will respond to the
sentiment, "All honor to Mr.. Clark
Very Respectfully
T:l~.~-.,
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gpeeiHI a9ptiees..

JOY TO THE WORLD WOMAN is FREE !--Amopg
the many modern discoveries looking to tn; barpi
ness and ameioration of the hrman race, none is
untitled TO higher consideration than the renowned
romody-Dr J. Bradfeld's Female Regulator, Wo
vans Best Friend. By 1t woman Ia emancipated
from numberless ills peculiar 10 her sex. Before its
magic power all Irregularities of the womb vanish
II cures whites. 1t cures suppression OF the men
sea- 1t removes uterine distinctions. 1t cures con-
the nerves and pnrifes the blood It never fails,
thousands of women will testify. This valuable
medicine is prepared and sold by l.. H. Bradfeid,
Druggist Atlanta, Ca, Price, 81 so per bottle All
respectable men keep IT. 32:lmo.
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RrMovALs.-T The City Post Office has re-
moved, temporarily, TO the East room Of the
Keatou House, until the building inwhicl
it was lately kept can be removed apd re-
paired. 1t is to be placed upon the lot on
Jefferson St.. Immediately South of Fcndley
g. Miller's, new Billiard Hall, where extern
sive additions will be made TO it, and an
pie Accommodations furnished.
The District Clerks and Shcriffs Offices
have also been removed TO the room oven
Fendlcy & Millcr's Office Saloon, and the
District Court will hereafter be held in ;ht
handsome new room over the new Billiard
Hall.
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The Latest sHyindIe.-cerll

sanctimonious charlitans would fain per-
suade the world that diffusive stimulants
have no medicinal vaiue, and that detesta-
BILE slops, composed Of gripping acids and
drastic purgatives, are better tonics than
the finest vegetable ingredients combined
with the purest and mellowest products Of
the still. But tiis sort of thing won't 60
down. The stomach Of our common sense
rejects Il, as The physical stomach Of every
man with an undepraved palate rejects,
with loaihiug and adherence, the nause-
Gus nbominations, Gree from alcohol, =
which Humbues are trying 10 thrust down
the throais Of Temperance lnvalids under
the preiensr that the filth win do them
good 1t IS not likely that while PLkSTk-
ZION BITTKRs, the Standard Tome Of Ameri-
ca, Is anywhere accessible, such siekening
frauds can make much beadray, but II il
IS wen to put the public on their guard
against them.
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on ne 2nih n May in.i., ~ !, y. kerfoni H1
Chief Justice COUNTY Court, Mr. rAlL u. iiENHN
of Ln' caster. 10 Mlss IlEfOisE LUciENNE AK
u TIl uliGNt ~ daughter OF. u. WiLinrf, Lsq
Of this city.
The hest Wishes Il the irnaLp Office attend thl'
happy union. The parties are Of rronch birth and
breeding. Mr.. H. has been for some time engaged In
business at Lancaster, IN this county, but tile young
bride only arrived from Paris last December, In this
city, where her fnthcr has been long much re-
rpcc0d olilson, having boon compelled to leave hi
former home ON account ofpoItlcal troubles which
accounts for the change Of namc
Thanks for an abundant supply Of wedding cake
md ativo wine for which pr. Willemet Is famous.
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giy All persons liable to pay occupation
Cor lsense) tax in the corporation. are no
ferrcd to the notice of Dr.. King, City AS
SCISSOR aud Collector, into-day's paper. 1t
will be seen that the law requires them TO
cdUupon The Assessor and should they dc
lay this for space Of five days, they are
liable 10 penalty ofnot more than $1,000.
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gaeal Yptiees.'

"Papa, what is little Ida, teasing you
about?'
"Oh she says all tho boys and girls are
going to Mr.. Freeman's to have their pic
lures taken, and she wants to go too, and
have one taken for Grandma"
T37lt7
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BAPTIST CnuRCu.-E Efforts are being made
toward the erection of n Baptist Church in
our city the lot has been procured ON which
to build located in central part of the
city, and subscription paper is now be-.
ing circulated for carrying out their object
We had a call few days ago, from Mr.
Abram Weaver, the pastor who is temper
arily in charge of the work, and he in
forms us that he has met with very en-
couragng success so far. We hope and
believe that our citizens will respond lib
orally towards his solicitations.
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Bay" Our friend Col. Crockett, has com
pleted his Dairy arrangements, and he Is
now under full Roadway in his praise
worthy enterprise. We have to thank him
for a bucket Of delicious buttermilk, which
we shared with our friends, who joined US in
commentator.
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nnrsrl.rr,n va Dol rrxAA
HOME ITEMS AND HAPPENINGS.
Religious.

Preaching at the Cumberland prcsbylo
rian Church this evening ~ o'clock and
Sabbath morning, lOl o'clock, ard "a
O'Clock +. NJ Ministers in attendance
Rev. Messrs Quaitic, Haynes, Moloy aud
Rennick. Citizens and strangers are
most respectfully invited to attend.
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sS-our friend, Capt. J. E. Hawkins,
the very popular Agent of the Southern
Pacific Railroad for securing the right of
way, who is temporarily sojourniug in
our city, does not wish to be COMPOUNDED
with Mr.. J A. Hawkins, lately asked for
by the Governor Of Louisiana. They are
neither kinsmen nor present acquainian-
ces, and have nothing in common but their
name, which, by the way, is very good
one.
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North side Of the Public Square, have just
received large lot Of best brands of Whis-
key, which they offer at the lowest rates.
They are also constantly receiving large
additions TO their stock Of Family Gro
ceries, such rs Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Candles,
Soap, Fancy Groceries, bottled Liquors,
&c., which they are selling low for cash.
Call and see them. l30;if.
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STEREoscoPio PicTuRE.-Mr j. A. Da-
Wis, Photographic Artist in our city, has
taken very fine stereoscopic view of the
Dallas Iron Bridge, at the time of the last
high water. 1t is truly an excellent pic
ture, and every body should get one. II
can be sent to distant friends in letter,
go that they can have an idea of our beau
tiful bridge and the trinity on bender ,
as the artist calls it.
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gsD" Last Saturday, Mr.. John Howell,
one of our old settlers, living about six
miles north of Dallas, brought us two fine
turnips, as specimens of what can be done
here in that line. They were of beautiful
shape and about six inches in diameter,
having grown from seed, sown on the SOth
of March last This will do very well for
growth of little over six weeks. All gar.
den vegetables are doing finely, we are
told.
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All save ono Of Queen yiciofla's
ladies In waiting arc widows, her
choice since Prince Albert died.
They receive eight hundred pounds
per nnnum, ard arc widows Of do
con aod dcorh.
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nsysoms time since, we called /

HarSome time since, we called the at
tention of the city authorities TO the hog
nuisance about our streets and dwellings.
The hogs are extremely troublesome and
they should not be allowed to run at large
through our city. We are not alone in
this opinion. At the next meeting of the
Board we trust something may be done.
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B6Sn Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Weatheriord House, Weather
ford Texas, kept by Mrs. J.. A. Goodlet.
Persous.visiting.this thriving western town
would do well to stop at this house.
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ED"Wc fear the severe storm of yester-
day morning, accompanied as it was with
much wind, will prove serious injury 10
many of our farmers in the midst of the
wheat harvest.
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HAY AND STOCK
SCALE S.

The undersigned respectfully inform tie pn.c that
ihev have fitted M Hay and Stock srairs the
Eonth side of the fnh1c Square. where they will
weigh All Hiud Of Goods rroinse. cfc- that uay -
brunrht 10 them. Rates reasonable. We respect
fully solicit the patronage 81 the willie.
Work cOKEr.
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KINGS New AMERICAN FAMILY PmYsI
vIAN.-We have looked over this larg,
volume Of 1892 pages and are inclined ,C
think very favorable Of it. We remember
years ago, Gums Family Medicine, which
had great popularity in the South and
West, and this book is similar production
much enlarged and improved by all the
additions TO knowledge in the present day
The author is gentleman ofhigh standing
we believe, in his profession, and he has
treated his subjects in plain and simple
language, which all can understand. The
value of such work in every, household is
unquestioned for there are often cases oc.
curing, which require immediate treat.
ment before physician can be had. Mr.
W. W. Douglass is the General Agent, for
this State, and he will remain in Dallas
for sometime.
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EN DIE q NILLLI
Dallas Texas, May lS.-3G:2w.

4 Y
Go 10 Mrs. James u. RarkIey's
Millenr Store corner of Elm and Jefferson
Streets, and get yolr new and stylish Bon
nets and hats. 35:3t.
Terry e. Blake
Keep no auction or shoddy goods, hut will
sell goods at the lowest price. [35:4w.
Terry s. HIalkc
Sell Merrimac, Sprague, Dunnoll, Ameri-
can and all the best brands of Calicocs at
| 10 cents. 3o 4w.
Live Forever!
Wine of Life English Gin, and fine line
of Patent Medicines, at Williams s. Mas
tens Drug House. [35;1mo.
Goto Davie Cameron Esq. and see the
New Fence, On Burford corner.
~-N.--0~N~oOeON>,~e-~~~-
Wool Wanted.
We will buy all Wool offered to us at the
highest market price.
NJ. ULLMhNN s. CO..
[S5aE1
Lamps, Cbimneys, and KEROSENE Oil,
Cheap for Cash, at Williams & Mastcn's s.,
Corner of Main and Jefferson Streets.
[35;lmO.
-~<~-~~~y~~~.~-~-~~r>>o~
Look Before You Bay!
Williams and Masten, are selling Paints,
Oils, and all other goods tn the Drug line,
at RAILROAD prices. [35lmo.
Find the latest styles of Clothing at
Clark s. Bryan's. 29:tf.
Go to Clark 4 Bryan's to get your Boots
and Shoes. A 2Gtf.
~~@~~y,-~-~~~4~S~,~>~~
Handsome Jevclry
Just received at
THOMPSON s PIERCE's Book Store,
I25:tf1 Jefferson Street
Clark s Bryan have just received their
Spring Siock-everybody should call and
see them. 25:f.
Just Received.
A new supply of Fresh Drugs, Paints, and
Fancy Toilet goods at Williams s. Mas,en's
Drug Store. (a5;lmo.
The Ladies
Arc most respectfully solicited to call at
Thompson & Pierce's Book Store, and cx-
anime their stock of Jewelry, warranted
pure gold. [25:t1
June
Is the proper month TO tune and clean.
your pianos, and prevent the ravages of
the moths. MIR. G. I. Sisson will be here
then, and attend to them for all parties
needing his services. [2Still June l.
-~4Oo-~-~-~-~--r~c>~~->
All Parties
Having Pianos that need tuning win do
well to save them for c. I. SIssoS, who
will visit Dallas in June next without fail.
AL work warranted, satisfaction guaran
teed and charges moderate.
Tl7:uptil June lst1
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Corsicana.

Persons visiting the above place, now the
terminus ofihe Central R.R. should call on
He. TIoskips & Co., dealers in Drugs, Mcdi.
cines, Paints, Oils, etc. They keep full
supply of all goods in their line, which
they. warrant fresh and pure. [setf]
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EVERY ONE of our readers sho uld look
over the ''local notices" on this page-they
will find something there to their advan-
to0a
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D6yaThe Dallas HERALD will always be
FOUND on sale at the News Depot and Book
Store of Thompson s. Pierce, Jefferson St..
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The very finest Cigars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco ct
WILLIAMS s. MASTEN'S.
BirIiards RilIiardsy Rsilliards!!,


Billiards! Billiards.! Rsflliards!!!
Our large and commodious Billiard hall is
now open for customers and tho public at
large. Every thing is new and complete.
Four first class tables in fine order, new
and splendid. We have spent no little
money or time TO make our place q pleasant
resort for all Gentleman. Remember the
place, next door to "The Office Saloon" and
both kept and run by Fcndlcy & Miller.
Our Liquors comprise the best of Kentucky
brands and Cigars indispensable. Ice
always on hand and every variety ofdrinks
made to order and handed out in eenteel
manner To convince all of what we say
we only ask you to call, and thanking the
public for past patronage, we ask continu-
ance of the same.
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''1'HE PINK OF PEnFI cTIoN.' --Wc are in-
deb:cd to a kind lady of Dallas, who takes
great interest and pleasure in the cultiva-
ton of flowers, for n boluct of carnation
pinks, intersperscd with evergrecns and
some other smaller flowers, the whole form.
ing an array Of beauty aul fragrance,
which could not be excelled any where.
The Pinks arc large, perfect and of various
colors, charmingly blended together. OF
all the flowers we have ever seen, the pink
is cur fayorite, and we return thousand
thanks to our lady friend for her peerless
gift.
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Buy your Groceries and Liquors ron
Williams Bros, Main Street. [37:tf.
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PrnE OLD RYE WHisKEr pHt up in bot
tles BY williams Bros. Is good we've tired
III
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A Nsrsnl Der

OF energetic, 'wide-awake men wanted
to canvass for the sale Of DR.. Kings New
American Family Physician. To each
good wages and steady employment are
guaranteed. Apply to the General Agent,
W. W. Douglass, at the Keaton House.