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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

The general verdict To- in lkvor Of ths
Whitsvatsr wagon. For sale BY Qrsve.er.
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st. Cloud Quadrille Band

The undersigned will furnish hrst-elsss
music for Balls. Special attention given t.
supplying private parties. with from Two t.
five pieces, % may be desired.
Charges reasonable.
GEO. E. FULLER.
st. Cloud, Sept. 7th, 1871.
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I'VE would call the attention Of heads
Of families and also Physicians, to their du-
tiss in regard to reporting 70 the City
Clsrk record Of oil births and deaths, q
required by law. There II . penalty Of
$40 in case Of failure to do %.
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sabbath School concert ct tho Prssby-
terrain church Sabbath evening next at 7
o'clock.
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An additional s cents for . money order
to cover remittance 70 eastern publishers
must accompany each order.
IF you want to sec q
lively time, just call at
Il. 6teinbur8's, between
10 and III O'clock, when
he sets out Lunch. H.
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TO any one paying ~ $500, 10 will
send tho Wsstern Rsral, the popular and
excellent Rural and Family Weekly Of tho
West, for enc year, and credit one years
subscription paid to our own paper. The
Wessern Rural, alone, 10 $3.50 pr yess,
and every family in the West ought 70
have IL. ''S>
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-otrangs - IL may seem, W have not
missed having . mail every day, 50 far THU
wax
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ST.. C1oub. Feb. 10th, 1872.
Wheat remains o.: last weeks aueta-
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s We are informed that Mr.. John r
Clark hes sold his fns brick rssidspos
near the rsvins, to Mr.. B. Rosenbsrgsr.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

TAXI Nor1o1.-Farmers, hunters and
others having fat cattle, pork Or poultry
70 soil, should never dispose ofthsn without
first calling 1t Coates 4 Freeman's and gst-
ting their prices. This firm always Pays
the highest market figures for anything IN
its line that il prime. ="
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No11o1.-Dsvis, Bsal 4 Co. wilt pay the
highest cash price for al kinds Of grain.
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The following letters are held for post
go It the psst stkss In this city:
4. Anu1lSse, st. Psal, MIN.
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CLU1 xA1ls.-The following are tho
club rates Of Tn JOURNAL:
copies, $l.75 each.
k0
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On long or short time on satisfsetory o.
surity. Inquire Of
KIM L CoLIIya
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The best Anoka shingles, made BY the
Ct. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale st
Tanvoorde's
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UP CouHTRY.-Wells getting dry...."...
Money is easier, only three per cent. q
month on gilt edged security. ........W When .
business man wants recreation he foreclos-
- . ehattel Tho spizootic
has taken . fresh start The logs for
the frame Of tho new Episcopal church ars
being put into the mill ysrd...."...A large
fire proof safe for the use Of county Of
fcers has been Observation-Disclosures Posi-
''Ths latest sensation ct st. Cloud Seems
to 30 fun in . horn.' What does it mean
laundering Gordon has the dosr."-Pio
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

One lone case Of drunk and disorderly
this week before the City Justice. Albert
Wool paid the usual S. and costs.
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-"J. B. Vasrenssellar q st. Cloud,
State Agent Of the John p. Many reaper
wss IN tsvn % Tussdsy."-LaehfsId
Ledger.
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Good Ten and Jerry can b had ct
Frank Davis. =
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-Rsmsmbsr the concert at the Csngrs'
gational church, q Tuesday evening.
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-Rssssll Aasrsnels,is arsssry essey
:. ~ saai'd,'at la.,,ls, Z - 1aaisi,si.s
% Co. aad-h.ssne ef tie Iaa6aest rss.s
II he lity..' sS1tss 9 -, -
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TR ESII OYsTERs.

The undsrsignsd hiss epsss1 % Oys-
ter Saloon and Confscsionesy Ksssblish.
ment on Wasbinstos avsnus, whore b win
be prepared 70 serve H.
AT ALL TIMES p.
Oysters cooked II asy ssyIs , slss Cssfss-
tioasy, Mats, 4s. Give - 8 esn
D.1.0UyxkI
H. Clsad, OF. II. ISL
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~ TAsCirsulAtloA u The journal
sDOUDAE that 81 any ether paper
PubllsAsain HsrtAsrn lxinnssssa Lea
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

Pure buokwhsat Aour, at
DAVIS, BlAI + Co.'S.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

"A Fort Ripley correspondent t. tho
7Smss comes out in issue Of yesterday, with
. full column Of comments on our item Of
last week, in regard to the remains Of q
man, which we stated were lying in gran
sry 1t Mr.. Moers's. This correspondent
Gays that "grest injustice has been done
Mr.. Moores," and would try TO convey
the idea that there was no truth in the mat
tor, while be, himself, states in bis article
'thst tho mans death occurred the fore
part Of last December" and "that his name
WAS and is unknown )" and that lit Va.
placed in IN unused clubhouse near the
hotel, and has lain there ever since :" sub.
stAntially the Same as stated in our item
In publishing the item We did not intend tt
do Moore or any one else An "injustice,'
nor to cast any PREDICTIONS" on any per
son. We merely published the report, very
much modified, - it VAS told to Us by par
ties who know whereof they spsak. Gu,
opinion 10 that the man ct Little Falls who
wrote tho article dated st Fort Ripley fell
worse about our item than Mr.. Aoorsa
does. =:
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DlusD.
:.

L Z. ~ J. = = :
l IN TINS oily On tno !otu 1net.s OF pneo'
II. and Clara H. Freeman. .,s.
In this city, Feb. 18th, 1873, MllI1Ax
Van E.soAuT: ea'lo OF WA. va, Ensehut,
.gsa =. moo...: ,,,,.,,, -. :.
-, ,or 80 ~oad hor....h. .,-. :. !.
Scott 4 Rsthbun'D. # H., 49, =.
F.::c>
"A WILCOX = u'oos sewing Machine.
entirely new, will bs sold st bargain, aad
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20
Saturday il Wsshingten's birth Day

-Counsl meeting Monday evening
noXt.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

"A Young man Of this city has gene "a
Wiaons-givs it up.
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Tho law requiring estrsy notices to b
sent to the 81. Paul papers to be published,
In order 70 make them legal, has been 70
psaled. Parties having such notices to
publish need only to publish them in their
county papers. In case there 10 no p aper
N the county, they will be legal published
In a sdjoiDing county.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

- Geo. P. Rowell 1 Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and 8. II. Psttensill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agent
for TIKI JoulIAI, in that city and are au-
thorixsdts eoatraotfo for inserting advertise
nsutsfor 10 at our levsst cash rates.
Advertisers in thateity are requested to
ssvs their favors with either Of the above
houses.
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"A lad about IL years old, son Of Mr..
Edwin Locke, Of Wilmsr, had his right arm
caught in thrsshing machine ON Wsdnes-
Of last week. His arm wss 90 badly multi
atsd that it WAS necessary to auputate il
above the elbow.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

Frank Davis still keeps the best liqusrs
and cigars in town. Give him q call.
Remember that Russell's GROCERY store
10 now in Bells Block. %;
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DO not fail to 30 70 Growers and
90 tho Little Giant corn and cob erushsr.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

D8r Messrs. Young L Bradford have
l6-opened their stock in the EieA build.
D0ring, opposite Rossnbergsr Bros,
~ whore they will b pleased to zee all
D6rthsir old customers. Goods selling
$oheAp. ~
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III you wsat coed herss-shssins, 60 I.
Scott / Rsthbun'S. H.
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-0nov fell 70 the depth Of three inches
q Friday night and Saturday morning.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

MAsou8RADs BALL.-This grand event
which hsssbesn looked forward to for the
last three or four weeks, BY those who de-
light to "trip the light fantastic toe, " came
Of last evening at sohwsrts 4 Poeohnan's
Hall. The attendance WAS acknowledged
by al to have been the largest that ha>
been Witnessed for long time. Nearly
al whe took part on this occasion masked,
and large number Of handsome costumes
were worn, representing various character,
and natienalitiss. There was splendid
music; we'll arranged programme Of dan
oss, and tho best Of order. Il WAS admit
ted BY al that the manager, T. steinburg,
bad left nothing undene.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

There was rumor On the streets yss-
tsrdsy that the man Beaver, sent from this
place. TO- The States prison, for the murder
Of his wife. had become srssy, and had
been removed to ths hospital fer The in
ssas, at st. Peter, and had died = lev days
s1tsr his arrival u that place. We was
unable u trace the matter to any reliable
source, and prsssns that II 10 . sanard.
There wss emusic In the dir" lest even.
he ahsak7 o'clock, which drew ont lsrg,
a.Aisass a men and bsys - "dss kleis'
retAs Ass'' nser the Prssbytsrisn church.
Th1nkiak that we had "a item for first
GLASS local W were soon On the srouad, aad
found that Msin Herr. ksderlss, "k1jsht
Of the ssv-buek," was '.toning dawn" hi,
bsttsr.half with boot leg. The PsSa(
sosn appeared and dispersed the crowd
and au vas serene.
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\. CoxcslF.-The so1eert announced lsst
week . be- given At the Congregational
church II this city, on tomorrow even.
ing has been postponed until Tuesday
evening of next week, at which time our
oitissns may expect rare musical treat.
The entertainment will consist Of both vo'
cal and Instrumental music, composing
solos, duets, trios, auartsttss, chants. an.
thsus, with full chorus Of 80 voices. The
ladies and gentlemen who take part In this
sntsrtainment-whe comprise the best
musical talent Of st. Cloud and Sank
R.pids-hsvs spent much time In practice
aad PREPARATION and sAssh b greeted with,
. fsll house. Admiration Is esats. Con.
,eert o oomAs0eo at 3 o'elesk. e.
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nAD11e C1uD. mr.. 0OAAA's eleeo1o
he.s NJ bsi1iaatly illaaiaaesa Last Asa-
day svsaiss bs<A By saselsas nd by ~.
ussa&isns Of iAtsllset. Notwithstanding
the ,noipisnt rain, and the hill BY the
brewery, and the psrils Of bus riding, the
attendance was quite ~ large ~ usual. The
readings were from Noore-Psrad.se and
the Peri-by Judge Hamlia; Ailtou's
"LAllegra" by Miss Gunderson Of the
Normal School and III Psnssroso" BY
Miss Barrett. These exercises were eer.
tainly most slsvsrly rendered, and sngsg-
Cd the close attention of the auditors. A
sweet duett BY the Misses Molntire charm
Cd every body, while the instrumental
pieces, on Mrs. 0ilman's beautiful Stein
way, BY Misses Clark, Moore, Hayward
and Mrs. Rhodes, ev,nced taste and skill
- degree that We had hardly credited St.
Cloud for enoonpsssing. Mr.. Gilman and
bis wife are model entertainers.
The next meeting will bs with Mrs. Pin
10Y. A conversation on the presumed or
actual literary forgeriss of Mcpherson and
Chatssrton viii be held, and . general par
sieipation in this is heartily desired by the
committee. Jean 1pgslovs Songs Of Seven
and other advertisements will be offered,
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: copies, Sits each.
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On long Or short time on satisfsetory %.
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K1ll / COLLINS.
Saturday il Wsshingten's birth Day.
Council meeting Monday evening
next.
-Rsmsmbsr the concert at the Csngrs-
gatienA church, q Tuesday evening.
-snev fell t. the depth Of three inches
q Friday night and Saturday morning.
"A Young man Of this city has gene "a
Wiaona-sivs it up.
-Strangs - IL may seem, W have not
missed having mail every day, 50 far THU
week.
-Sabbsth School concert at the Prssby-
terrain church Sabbath evening next at 7
o'clock.
One lone case Of drunk and disorderly
this week before the City Justice. Albert
Wool paid the usual S. and costs.
I'VE are informed that Mr.. John r
Clark bee sold his fne brick rssidspos
near The rsvins, to Mr.. B. Rosenbsrgsr.
AN appropriation Of thirty thousand
dollars for the st. Cloud Normal School
passed the Senate yesterday, BY vote o.
Ntss.
The following letters ars held for post
Az It the DDet eisao In this eity
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-26

The HERALD office was duly honorcd
yesterday by a call from Col. r.. d. ALI
son, ofMcKinnsy, in company with Judge
Burford of our city. Col. Allisen 10 an old
Tehnesseean, in which State his solid
character and popularity won him seat
in its Legislature. He served bic country
in the Mexican war, smelt gun powder and
carried chivalrous sword in the battles
Of the late rebellion, and looks as though
he had plenty of martial material tina,
would do telling service ssain. Call again
Colonel &"-'t'' '''@'nr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-26

--Butterfies tint the cir. ~
Blue birds in the groves. "a
g -.snakes Kissing in tho grass.
g Ten building lots changed hands yes.
eterdsy. ish 4 f,gs .ats,
water cart recsipts,ps day, in our
city, average $50. }ft,f,f
The gentle centipede AID the gay tar
antuls abound.
si.--In the dance Of life w saving our
partners by the neck. 'as s'eF'@'ta
Under the weathsr--the root Of o
tree. ~
Have you seen those beautiful styles
Of boots and shoes Of. Morrslls, on
Market street. 81 , W, lIM A. !
"A reed shaken BY the wiAd-White-
law Reid snittsn with the orstrsss Anna
Dickinson. - ! ~ &, " ~ u -. /
AZ lit is said, and trnshfully, too, that
,Morrslls boots and ahoss are the most
stylish in the city, elgsilh fsta
--Fesivsls aud concerts are The way
Dallas church people anpse themselves
row,
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The Little store Around the Corner.
This little gem opened last evening. The
exquisite neatness Of its appointments
gives it IN exceptional character for
beauty and comfort and the quality and
flavor Of the viands, served in the most
brilliant Of glassware, contributes an
added zest to the palate Of the consumer.
It's courteous proprietor and bis genial
lieutenaAts have eur scknowledg msnts
for certain internal supplies which were
deliciously "heady." We must not neg
loot to add, and which is sufficient surety
of the superiority Of their quality, that tho
liquors Of the establishment were pur.
chased of the well known house Of No.
Dowell \ Co. Beverly, we'll stake velvet
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-26
A DARING ROBBERY
FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARssroLEN
The Thief Pursued and Captured

Day before yesterdays negro iaborer
working on farm In the nelghborhood Of
Flapfoot, small settlement soath OF
Hutchins 'stGtion, on The 0sstral road
threw down his shovel and his hoe and
hung up bis fiddle and his bew and started
on foraging expedition to the house OF n
widow lady, near whore he was employed
II had Gene TO him In his dreams as no
slept In the hay stack, or was brought 10
him by a messenger crow as he toilsa In
the field, that the aforesaid matelsss per-
sonage had pot Of gold salted away be-
meath her cottage pillow, and that 1t
needed circulation. As we observed be-
fore, his industrial implements at once
crswled out Of bis hands and he took a
touching farewell Of his cst-gut and his
horse-hair, threw himself into his lumber
ten brogans and silently stole away.
On reaching the locality that was to
bring him n puff in the Herald and a res
idsnce in the government hotel at Hunts
Vile, he walked up to tho house, conscious
Of his American citizenship, and well up
In his role Of Dick Turpin. Nobody be-
ing home but the lady Of tho house he
eoolly applied for "Dat money" without
making any references to the weather or
the condition Of the crops. or course
there was no room and no muscle to back
up demurrer, and handing ever the
amount drawn for, viz $780, the black
villain decsmped. That afiergoon pur-
suit was made, and he was captured some
eighty miles south Of the scene Of his OK
ploiss, and now has plenty Of time to re-
fleet, that ii is better to possess the very
smallest amount of honesty, than the big
gest pile Of the best widow in the country
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Ware pleased to grsstupon the streets
Of our city, the familiar face Of dur eff
cient District Attorney, Maj. Jshn 7.
Ault who has been absent for some days
at tho Capital attending to business of
great moment to his csustitusnts. He
brings quite favorable report from our
hon0red Representative, Maj, jobs Henry
Brown. He reports that Maj. Brown is
an indsfatigable worker, and that he is
welding all his energy and influence in
behalf Of the people Of our glerisss Stale,
but moro especially for Dallas end the
surrounding counties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-26

4 We wish to say to our friends and the
public, that we have sold our entire inter.
est in the ''Imperial Saloon" and would
ask our customers to remember US At he
old stand. "The Office Saloon" viii soon
be fitted up as gay as the ssysst and our
customers will find the finest Of the fns 10
drink, as we have over fifty barrels ofpurs
Kentucky whisky, oil to DO sold OF 10
cents per drink.
gsdiv FESpLEY 4 1IkLxA
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Mayor. Court.

His Honor, as is customary, was on time
this morning for holding The hearings. In
the dock wore the following applicants;
Jerry Grow, no relation to Jim, had
Enlisted in" extract Of corn enough for an
ordinary elephant to carry, and Of course
spread his "littls bed on the sidewalk. In
retiring, from some earslssshssf on the
part OF his bedstead, he :eceivsd . pea
nut on his chin and walnut on his eye
which made a nice LITTLE picture shop OF
bis face. He was hung, up to dry ont.
Jim Burns had also done little Of the
same thing. Took too much wet rye, and
Burns was found engraving q Chinese al
phabst on the pavement, His literary as
pirations were cut short BY an unappre,
ciative "stsr," and he and Grew shake
their feathers on the same rsost.
Tho case OF Adams, for ruifling the feel.
ings Of colored youth, was dismissed
His Honor couldn't see through his judi.
cial optics where the rufIling came in.
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Nstice-Ts Our Merchnn,s.

II. o. Anderson, of Ben Wood & Co..
Kansas City, Mo-, is now in our city with
q full line of samples of hats, caps,
gloves and straw goods for the purpose of
opening trade in bis line with our mer-
chants, and has samples displayed for in
spection At room ], Commercial House,
We can recommend the house as being
one Of the sta nche,t and wealthiest in
the trade, and any bills made with the
firm will he filed with scrupulons honesty
and promptness.
Give Mr., A. Q call. He will give you
good as cheap and on as good terms af
any one in the business, East or West
Try him. 64-d3t
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We propose to sell the best mattresses
ever made in the State at the lowest prices,
we defy competitor in price or quality. A
large stock always kept to furnish any
size orders. Call and examin before yeu
purchase elsewhere. Manufactured and
sold by STEAGALL B co.
vl-n32-iwly. Elm street. Dallas Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-26

SNIDER l. HOLMES are the largest paper
manufacturers in the West, and will fill
all orders for paper Of all kinds at less
price than any house in st. Louis. Msr-
chants and stationers can order direct from
their house In St. Louis. 57dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-26

SOME little sparriAg occurred in the
Mayors court on yesterday, between OPP.
posing counsel in the noted case Of city
Of Dallas vs.willian Adams, charged with
assaulting Julius Williams, cslored boy.
We are happy to state, 10 the language Of
the great lamented, "nObsdy was hurt"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-26

id. KERroor, assessor, in this morn.
ings HEKALD, notifies tax delinquents for
1873 to come forward and settle. Those
who have not returned lists Of their prop
erty may do SO between this date and
Mnx2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-26

-Motriss &c. T), the cxscutionsr Of
No. Faber, spillist Of Arnolds best, and
who pstronizes more or less that cold col
lossal gentleman, Counsellor Blackstone,
has gone out to rusticate with the Naiadss
and the Dryades. o ifiw 45oj5udl 45
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Dallas CITY Pleasure Garden.

This garden will give a grand opening
to the public next Sunday, AMI will con-
tinue every Sunday thereafter during
the warm season. The Quartet Band will
discourse some ben uliful and stirring
airs, the finest liquors and cigars can be
obtained, while every provision will be
made to render the resort one Of pleasure
and hearty enjoyment. No admission fec
required. The grounds are open to all.
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Little restaurant around the corner on
Jefferson, two dosrs from Maine. supe-
rior wines and liquors Also agent for
Bruuswiok's billiard tables with improved
cushions. 65dlw
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DALLAS dealers, purshaains Ii st.Lsals,
should lssk over the heavy s.ssk OF tohsc.
GO and Havana cigars Of Mr.. Fred Open
hsimsr, No, ll8 North Second street.
84d3t
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Colonel Mitchell has gone to Houston
to interview the Bayou slligalors, who will
no doubt look upon his breadth Of beam
with open jaws and hospitable countsn-
ances. 'iftii. lIltii
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M. Thevsnet is the authorized agent for
the Odd Fellows General Stock Company.
He is to be found every day, from A. NJ.
to u NJ, ct Odd Fellows Hall. 64dlm