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WHO WAS sHEe -


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From the Iowa State Register, March ..
Several years ago young girl 10 ln-
dianapolis, the daughter OF wealthy and
highly respectable parents, aud herself
educated and raised in q home OF luxu-
ry and refinement, contracted an alliance
with a gambler and debsuchee, a man
far beneath her in social rank, and
whose only recommendation was q fine
person. After the marriage, which was
strenuouslv opposed BY the parents,
they left Indianapolis and came West.
Soon her husbands money was ex-
h9usted, and finally she wrote to her
parents for assistance. They sent her
funds, and with the gift sent kind oi-
ter Tor her to leave her worthless hus
band and return to their residence
Against this her womsn's heart rebell-
ed aud she refused, preierring a
home with the one to whom she
had plighted her troth, although
it was squslid one, TO
An abode in wealth away from him
Time went on, chiInred came to add to
her cares. Time and again her parents
sent her money, and as often her
wretched husband squandered it in
gambling and drunkenness. Finally,
when his treatment Of her had become
unhearable she applied for divource in
an Iowa court. 1t was granted and she
became a free woman. Her health
was broken and poverty stared her in
the face, but pride kept her from reveal
ing her whereabouts to her fathers
family, and at length she drifted, sick,
weary and detected, into the Polk
County poor house. There she died,
some three weeks since, and was bur.
led among the unclaimed dead OF the
pauper's grave yard. From some pa
pers she left the name Of her people in
indianapolis was discovered aud they
were notified OF the circumstances. Last
Wednesday the brother OF the buried
pauper came TO Des Moines, b ad her
body exhumed, placed in metallic
cs-ket, and with the recovered ashes OF
his sister, started TO bear them to the
sepulcher where her kindred slept, al
Indianapolis.
He made full inquiries concerning
her, and WAS much pleased to learn
that she had been treated 80 kindly a.
the county house, test ying bis grsti-
tude Oy presenting the matron with a
Fl ty dollar note to reimburse her for
the extra trouble she had been put to
by his sisters illness.
There is a whole world Of the saddest
romance in this little incident. The
school girl, glad and happy amid q
home made com Portable by wealth aud
enjoyable by culture young lady the
pride OF her pnrents and the joy of the
fire-sldp circle; the welded, tsted wife
the broken-hesrted mother; aud last
and saudest, the dying pauper.
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The WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
DarrCE Of THE GRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 5, | A. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.
FIR Saturday in Cult States, South
vr-,rrIy viods and partly cloudy and
C ar weather; with rising barometer
.a- the South Atlantic States and Ohio
Va'Irw Southwesterly winds and part
.. cl-uiy weather; tor the Middle
,.d Eastern States and the lower
lake. North Ea-trrly winds and partly
.oniv weather; for the upper Lakes
3. -,erlv winds and cloudy weather;
,altirusrv signals continue from Chi
ego, over Grand Haven Milwaukee
Olu,b. De.roit, Toledo ard Cleveland
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RUSSIA,

ST. PETERSBURG, April 4.-Advices
received here regarding the progress OF
the expedition to Kheva state tha, the
expedition has been RETARDED and COM
PEELED to come to a psrtrsi standstll in
consequence OF the severity OF the
weather The troops have encountered
severe snow storms snd have found the
greatest difficulty 10 getting forward
their supplies, the roads being rendered
impossible by the depth OF the snow
1t is expected however, that when the
sessoD opens the progress OF the expe .
dItion will be more rapid and sstistsc-
factory.
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One Hundred Tons of Iron Hurried
Four Hundred and FifIy Yards by
AS EXpIOs

II" ExpIos'
From the Charleston News.
Doubtless there are many Charles
tonians who still remember the terrific
detonstons caused by the explosions OF
the Confederate iron-clsds Charleston
and Cocors, in Cooper river. opposite
Mrasha's wharf, at the evacuation O
Charleston in FEBRUARY, 1865. 1t has
always been matter of surprise to the
wreaking fraternity that only a small
portion OF the first named boat could be
found in the vicinity Of the spot at
which she was anchored. Professor
MaIlefert, whose fame as a wrecker
is so well known to the Charleston pub
lie, has for a long time occupied him.
sell with the solution OF this riddle.
A few weeks ago be accidentally OBJ
served a strange ripping OF the water
surface four hundred and fifty yards,
more than a quarter Of p mile eastward
OF the wreck ot the vessel and it at
once occurred to him that the phenome-
non afforded clew to the mystery. He
according Y anchored one Of his derricks
above the SPOT marked by the ripple,
and an examination revealed lying upon
the bottom OF the river the IRON sheath
ing Of the bow and one entire broad
-,de OF the vessel, constituting a mass
OF iron weighing altogether 2l2,75O
pounds, or nearly one hundred tom.
The whole brosdside OF the battery
with the port holes WAS intact. That
this immense mass Of iron should have
been hurled through the Air tor more
than a quarter OF mile affords q
starrling illustration OF the force OF the
explosion.
This discovery has led Prof Mail
leiert to suppose that the other half Of
the Chsrleston is lying about the same
distance on the opposite side OF the
anchorage, and he has already begun
to search for it, Prof Maillefert has
recently contracted with the U. S. Gov
eminent to remove the wreck of the
monitor Keokuk near the Weehswken
light ship. The Keokuk lie the only
remaining obstruction at the entrance
to the harbor, and it's removal vii
greatly contribute to the safety OF nsvi-
CATION. The professor has also receiv-
ell the contract to remove the wresk
OF vessel at the mouth of the Ssvsu-
nah river.
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es in 1918, and during the earlier years
Of his lie was a prominent law pract-
toner at she Paris bar In lS+S
be was elected to the French
Constitutional Assembly from the de-
partment Of the Vosges aud was alter
wards appointed Minister ol commerce
and agriculture in lS50-5l! UhHe was
returned to the legislative assembly at
a later date. He was q member OF the
general conncil for Thillott aud from
1864 to 1867 was deputy in the corps
legislatif, from which time be has held
various Important public positions.
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Railroad Accident.
BOSTON.
Steamer Ashore


BosToN, April A 4-The underwriters
and the steamer, Charles Pearson, have
left this port for the assistance OF the
steamer Blackstone, bound for this
port from Baltimore, which went
ashore at Devils Bridge ofGay Head,
during a thick fog. Her cargo has
been discharged into lighters.
temperance.
At the Massachusetts convention OF
the Sons OF temperance to-day the dis.
cussions were confined to the political
working order and best methods OF
maintaining and extending the growth
OF the association. The reports OF the
DIVISION showed the good financial con
dition of the organization.
Decision Rendered.
The Supreme Court has rendered a
decision in 'svor OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company, in the case OF Red
path and Falls, suit 10 recover damages
from the company tor sending q
dispatch TO OsweIo instead of 0wego
on the ground that the plaintiffs did
not ask to have their message repeated
and did not pay any extra charge 10
have it repeated.
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HALIFAX.
THE WRECKED ATLANTIC.

HALIFAX, April 4-The wreck Of tb.
Atlantic still ho Us tog, tn r, but very
little OF the cargo has beer ra .sed asyet
The bodies OF the lost are being slow y
recovered. Several tugs with cofins
and diving apparatus left here thus
morning for the scene OF the wreck.
Operations with view of raising the
cargo will be commenced forthwith.
A steamer has just arrived from the
wreck OF the steamer Atlantic. The
steamer is still almost intact, and only a
few pack ages OF her cargo have come
ashore. The swell continues 30 heavy
that the divers cannot work. II the
weather continues fine most Of the cargo
can be saved.
One hundred and sixty.four is the
exact number Of bodies found up to
this morning. The work Of bury,ng
them has commenced, and a gang Of
men will be sent this evening to help
the fishermen in that work. The bod
les Of J. II. Price, Henry Showitt, Mr.,
Merritt and Mrs. Merritt, ofNew York,
Albert Sumner, OF San Francisco, and
Henry Metcalf, the second officer, were
brought mp to the city to-day and put
into metallic coffins to await orders
from their friends. The report that
Mrs. Fishers body had been found was
not correct. The story in some of the
papers tina; Albert Sumner committed
suicide VAS false. One of his friends
who was saved, says 4nat Mr.. Sumner
held on TO the wreck as long as be
could and then was washed off by the
sea.
The captain says that the stories of
the mutilation of the bodies by the crew
are alse, and the reports Of the robber-
les largely exaggerated. He says the
people at Prospect did all they coul !
tor the living and the dead, but among
the crowds which flocked to the place
from the surrounding country, were
some who rifled the bodies whenever
they could get the chance.
The Collector OF Customs is awaiting
instructions from head quarters and
will probably commence an investiga.
ton this evening or in the morning
The captain can give no explanation OF
tie cause OF the disaster, except
miscalculation, a. to the current OF the
vessels speed Great numbers OF peo-
are leaving in the steamers going down
to the wreck.
Railroad Accident.
Last night coal train from Picton,
RAJ off the track Soon after, the ex-
press train from St. John, n. B., came
along and ran into the freight train.
The engineer, Cameron, ard the bag
gage mater, Hunt, were killed. None
OF the passengers were injured. Among
the passengers were the agents OF the
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FA>Hro$ABLE .emNie pickNpockets In
Tp.ham row put on third arm attach
m~.t when they 90 out for game. A
.rl-m~n 10 a Broadway stage on II
-.c.ur rgening, felt hand cropping in
. b POCKET 90 the aide next to well
I'D woman. At the same time a
At, gloved hand rested on her lap
o. the same side, and selzling
this a, she WAS leaving the vehicle, ne
pulled her arm of
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RIVE NEWS.

lR. >roH, .. April 4.-River falling
Weather warm.
Ncy ALB,SY April 4.-Rrver about
81 .uonsry. Weather pleasant
Hr>TrxGrox, w. Va, April A.
3.y.r aIlrug. Weather warm.
"rNCIxxATi, April 3.-R'ver falling
-.'h - ZEE; ~ channel. Weather unu-
70 r.l.y va m with indications OF RAIN.
Rr-'ae,z 'air. Departed :-Andee, tor
Y -ee.Ing
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Cincinnati Market.
CTScISSATI, April

VIs''-I8' ~ III n PIT y
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Inactiye. No red 81 81
9l6j
CORN-39940c.
OArS-Qlet 32939c.
RYE-N). 2. 73lg79:.
BARLEY-Scsrce. Prime TO choice
35ra9Oc
PROvTSIONS-Pork quiet, quoted
at sl6 So bulk meat firm shoulder
Sic; clear ribs st clear -Ides sic.
LARD Quiet. City. Stla8tc.
TALLOW-Qliet st 5 a.stc.
WHISKY-Steady a. S6c.
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FRANCE.
Louis Joseph Bu6et.

PARIS, April 4.-Mons Louis Joseph
Buffet, was to-day elected Presideu! OF
the French Asse nbIy, to succeed ".
Grevy. Mr.. Buffet is a we'll known
French politician. He was born IN
Mirecourt in the department oil the vos.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

The Bank of England Forgers.
LONDON, April 4.-The examination
OF Moves and Bidwell, the two coun-
terfeiters arrested for completely iu the
late heavy bill torgeries on the Bank
OF England is in progress here to-day.
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CONCENTRATIONS.

MADRID, April 4.-Marsnal Lenrani
has addressed a communication to
President Theirs, congratulsting him
and the French Government on the
success attending the negotiations with
Germany, for the speedy evacuation OF
France hy the German troons.
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A NesfinctiYe Fire.

OH CRY, Pa, A fire occurred here
about halt past five this morning In
McCalluu block which despute the et-
forts OF the adjoining buildings. The
rapid progress OF the flames soon enve-
loped large amount OF valuable prop
erty. The following buildings have
been destroyed
Hicks h Co Liquor house, Downers
wholesale liquor house, Loulske q Co.,
clothing house, StrIlweIl h Co., whole
safe grocery, Whites saloon, Sprlpgtes
building and two unoccupled stores.
Loss estimated at $4,000. Insured Tor
S2U 600.
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Az OHIO editor was rendered insane
while going nome one night by hearing
I = fllowing words come from a back
porch on the shady street Oh, Johnl
ROuder if that moustsche ieels as
good on yonr lips as it does on mine
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Tbe CarIist COMMANDER,

General Eio has been appointed
Gsnerslissimo Of the Csrlsts, aud will
assume the direction OF the offensive
operations by the insurgents against the
Government troops.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
New Trial Refused.

WARRINGTON, April 4.-The motion
for new trial in the case OF Henry
Briceland, convicted OF the murder Of
John Allingham, was denied to-day.
TIE motion for arrest OF judgment was
made and overruled.
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HAY AR WHOLE>ALE.

OFFrR NICE SWEET HAY, BAIED
i with hoops, ia ton lots a. c cap q, loose
hay can be OOught by the load.
n, CALDWELL,
Quincy street, bstzsen Main and Market,
marl
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A young girl let Lowell, Mass. two
wears ago with $500 in her pocket and
went TO Kansas and turned farmer. She
could sell out her property this day tor
$1,000.
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New Firm.
We, the undersigned, take this method
of informing the citizens Of Dallas and
country at large that they have associated
themselves together under the name
and form of llibbler & Robertson,
for the purpose of carrying en- general
Auction and Commission business, in
which they will buy and sell Stock of all
descriptions, Real Estate, Merchandise,
Furniture, &c, &C., on the most rsasona-
BILE terms We hold ourselves responsible
for all goods entrusted to our care for
sale The Intelligence apartment will
still be continued at our new place of
business, on Main street, 2nd door east of
Williams & Crowdus' drug store where
we hope to keep ourselves posted as to the
wants of the people, not only of Dallas
city and county but to emigrants seeking
any position. All we ask is to try MS.
NJ. A. HIBBLER.
n4i;dtf. W. b. ROBERTSON
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TIE DAILY HERALD.
THURSDAY. APRIL 8, 1873.
a portion or our

Force has arrived from ST. Louis, and We
arc now ready 10 commence business on
business principles. We have succeeded
in securing the services Of two experienced
foremcn, one for our paper and one for our
job Office, and in few days, when our ma
terial arrives, will compete with any place
or any person in the quality and price oil
work we intend TO do. The HERALD is a
fixture In Dallas and the domestic troub-
les may come TO mar the harmony Of its
systcmatio operations, 1t will weather
them all, and live in spite of the mean
Vaccinations of mean fellows who may
work themselves into its employ. We ex-
pect no further trouble in the future.
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Mayors Court.
Our worthy Mayor extended cordial in
visitions, offering the kin d Inequalities of
his sanctuary to no less than half dozen
distinguished Individuals, whose highly
appreciated privileges were charged for
Us follows;
G. Thompson, disorderly conduct,
$500.
Thomas Collin, appearing in public in
q state of intoxicatiOn $500.
Jimmy Montgomery DIETER known as
Jimmy the Rooster) for striking in rude
and angry manner one j. X. Birch. Fined
$40 40.
Jimmy Montgomery, bad behavior,
ST. 80.
J. X. Birch. intoxcation, Sc 40.
VIM. Freeman; drunk and down, Sc 40
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Hotel Arrivals.


Chns Wall 4 Wife, Anstln Thes Dorwin,st Lons
W Gavin, Hanson Co; J NJ Robertson, Long, low
J Ro binstein, Marlin; s shuman, Butlsr, MOI Jpo
W Bogsrt, 81 700 Mo; II Jones, John Atkins,
Henry Gibson, 1t Louis; Hoowc. Van Horn ~,
NJ l. Board, Sacramento; ] Huford, DentopiJ
Boystins, Rockwell; r 5 Hayes, MARSHALL @ Gamb,
Gulvsston; G y Merrman; Hensrmaun, Comlri
Wash Blodgeu. Hugh Doiy. city II Allen, Gal
weston; 8 Otis Smith, Mrs " NJ Cline, Galveston;
A Lsomis, Jsiiorsoni X s Wentworth, SC louis
SOUTHERN HOTEL.
v Gale, Va; E u Henry, la; II u Edmy. Ark; "
A Palmer Ind; j @ Childs. st Louis; Cove, Texas;
Mrs N Williamson, La; W SGrishold. Tenn David
W Fell, la; j u Todd, Waco; l. Bell Tsnn Peter
Oartcllo, II T OR; N McKenney, Tex; D Paddock
A VITO Tsr; Miss Allie Goodnsr, 1T WORTH rs
Wentworth.
EMPIRE HOTEL.
l. Hathaway, La; ] II Morris Tex; W s Kneof Nc
W Roberts; Y D. RamssOn; J Il Broily, Ky; Lory
AT skccns, Tex II Iiinkley, Ill; " slaaskter' iii
jos. Slaughter, III.
DALLAS HOTEL.
John Winters, III; Samuel Wilson, III: G Bonk
ham, Dallas; James Coin, Waxahachs; j wood
Ala; VT Aox, AUSTIN O Briggs, Texas d McQuinn
Texas; EN- Cain.
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OF Gen. Cabcl, the live agent Of the
Carolina Insurance Company, we are in
formed that his Exccllency, Elk President
Jefferson Davis will shortly visit our city.
Would il not be proper for us in Texas,
where it is no crime to be honest, even in
convictions, 10 give the old head an ova-
ton and extend to him the hospaltalities
of the city during his soiourn among us.
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Among,

Among,
What may be correctly known rs dis
tinguished visitors to our city, we mention
with pleasure the arrival of DR.. Jones, who
is at present representing large St. Louis
House for the sale of drugs, etc. The Doc
tor is one of the most eminent in his pro.
fession and altogether one of the clcverest
gentlemen who has ever trod Texas soil.
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Again.
We would enquire if our city fathers
propose 10 force PEDESTRIANS to walk the
streets and allow The sidewalks to be
blocked up with boxes and general mer-
chandise.
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Krugg's Champagne, Bogen & Sons
sparkling Catawba, Scotch Ale, Brown
Stout Porter, Bremen Lager Beer ,pints, at
the Kentucky, corner Main and Market
streets. 26dtf.
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For Medical Purposes--Pinet, Castellon
4 Co.'S Cognac Ventagc, 1856; Port, (pure
juice Old sherries, (selcch grapes) at the
Kentucky, corner of Main and Market
streets. 26dtf.
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Prather s. Murphy are now receiving
their New Spring Goods, which they will
sell from This date at Currency Prices.
Gold and silver will be taken ut the mar
ket value. They have n large stock and
invite the public to call and supply them.
selves. 42-d6t
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Cream cheese, canned fruit and vegeta-
HES, buffalo tongues, choice syrups, tens,
coffecs, sugars extra family flour, break
fast bacon, sugar-cured hams at the Ken
lucky, dn40-tf
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Buckwheat, syrup, fresh mince meat
cranberries, white clover, honey and Sha-
ker preserves, at the Kentucky corner
Main Market streets. dn40.tf
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We will put upa Baking Powder for
less money and better quality than those
brought from the East or North.
39dTt. WILLIAMS & CR0WDUS.
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Wanted

Wanted
A situation as teacher in private FAM
lily, by young lady. The best Of refer
ences given. Apply at this Office.
ADd3t.
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Material for

Mutersnt Tor
Building two story brick, next door
to II. G. Hoskins & Co., on Elm street, is
now being put on the ground. Messrs.
Hoskins & Co. will begin shortly to place
another story on their building and rxn it
back 90 feet.
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The Card

The Card
OF Messrs. Hinsley & Co. appears this
morning, These gentlemen are determined
to do their part of building up our city
thoroughly, and those who need assistance
in such commpdable direction should
call on them. See their advertisement.
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Light Upl "A large stock of new
Lamps, Chimneys, Kerosene Oil and Can
dies, at Williams Il Crowdus' Drug Store.
30d7t.
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Those who

Those who
Are nppreciative of Injuries and who
desire TO avail themselves of such pleas
ures, should 20 at once TO Mr.. Rowan's and
see what he has in store for them. His
advertisement appears in today issue.
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Missouri, Kansas a. Texas Hallway
Enre kcsluced

From April LIST, 1878, the frst.class
passenger fare from Denison to st. Louis
will be $50 90 instead Of S400 as here
tofore. With computing Reduction to all
Northern and eastern cities.
TH0S. DENIS0N,
General passenger agent
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Joseph PITT

Joseph PITT
Has an announcement this morning that
ought to tickle everybody. Read his card
and attend his call for visitors.
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The Thespicu Club
Have postponed their entertainment
to next Monday night. They arc getting
W most excellent programme, and We
bespeak for them good house.
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Fresh Salmon, HOLSTERS, Picked Oys-
tiers, &c, &c., at the Kentucky, corner
Hain and Market streets, dnd0-tf
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Notice.

NOI1CN,
We propose to sell the best mattresses
ever made in the State at the lowest prices,
VIC defy competitor in price or quality. A
large stock always kept to furnish any
size orders Call aud examine before you
purchase elsewhere. Manufactured and
sold by STEAGALL 8 co.
vl-n32-dw1y. Elm street, Dallas Texas
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Glass of all sizes at Williams & Crowd
dus' Drug Store. New Drugs arriving
daily. 39d7t
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Paint your houses with Williams g.
CrOwdus strictly pure White Lead
30d7t.
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A Reduction

A Reduction
Has been made in the prices Of all arti-
clcs which are now offered for sale in cur
rency mt
@. NJ. LITTLEFIELD & COS's;
Md d2twlt. On Elm street.
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Mai. X. II. Paddock,

| OF the Fort Worth Democrat is in our
city, hav ing just returned from Mississip-
pi, and is now en- route for his Texas
home, accompanied by his family.
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q. vi Littlcficid ~ Co.,
Deliver all goods sold by them at the
place design ated by the purchaser, free
Of charge. n44d2twl.