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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-12
GEORGETOWN ApyERrtsENESrs.

6E0R6kI0WN AbNEhftSEhhSt
~EFsIR FoR THg RsNssIr OF TBE
10y AGKp woAkss HOBS, - 81, nv
ard TRIpRY IvENiN6S q this week. Laeeh
n m Il ." Q clock each week.
GREAT INDUCTION IL PRI1Es OF pRf
VI GOODS At lNl Bridge street. GacrE etNw a.
All wool SAtinss, ti1th shs,s, So. Empre.s q sh.
.eS-; IiAid. ioE chiliren IS See Frs9eh M@rinc,
Hair GoSd., > . y Moara'aS Or, : G,od, yerg
cheap CO, rs an CS-simeres cheaper ttAa before
cheap BisbKe,s; geaa ysrd side BisSchsa sSItias,
Ms.lD, sd vide, is 6asiSn Tianra rs i;sed
h'Vh TT sEXyAMIN unrER
ny THOMAS pOwLISs, Aget'r-. G~srge:own
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL KsIArE on
BRIDGE sTRkEr, GEoRSEToNN. u. 9.
49, Ihs pistriCi Of { ium6is, pas. 81 Ia EQalty
-3csnsc No. SSsS, whsreiu Msrssrgt B. HoiI. nsa
Sdan. tn sba TTa S sSyse
e ;s,s; Ppslc hseiaH is most q The ssealsS,'
lSs' az the hour e o'clock .. m, part - i,t 20
", IN Holms nd : addition % GelrgetQSn, q, be
s feet q srouni on TIE north side Of BrSs street,
leased by John HOlnesd TO Robert Bnlls-, septsra,
S esT Bs , ., ana L.Hnps ey asd With tie aSth lac
Lelonsins q Cap. L MacksI, on saii B4tfcs i
MtStscrsT1 SEC, s.n ,s aS5tass y
bridge street - feet more, until 4 interests .e
Better thence southern paraiiel ~ NJ, -, -, :,
street 3 feet q Bridge sire and The rlacs 81 ~ M
Terms Of sale, as pre-. ribbed BY the decree: On
third c. 81 bsitnce iD two ellsi pawn aIf.. ~
with liberty q tie purchaser O. nav al -.sh 4 v IA
Title reserved until last payment J. made. slSl e.
At cost Of purchaser. The Trustee reserves the rgh
sitter dsr Of sale to rssli sad N a 6rS i.
Eotioe through some new spAper published in tho
pistrist OF Columbia, St the cost and rIsk y IT,
go wMp CAs,sIX. Trustee.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
John H. SHOOT 8 SON.
No. lls BRIDGE srRKET, GEoEsETowN,
at the decline in prices, and oer = rGrcha
at the lowest possible asa pTlc,s, lsrss az
H p & soops raj RI. '3
s sbs ; sIsdss MoUBNING GOODS ard BLACK
GLOVES and HOsIERY OF every variety sH Avis
soops sshsr hhsE car sR
fELS, ,0iLCLOTHS, RIGS and BLANkETs,
GooDs are in dsiiy reSeiTt II sddi,og. = orr
stock, g. the season advances, from the large New
YORK houses. A call and examination Of gods In
Oct2S-ln JOHN Il. sMOoT SON.
lust AS We EXPEOTED.-suoa : rush Of
DYED has not been seen for some time Min eyefS
facility and full corps Of skilled workmeu, we are
II all out time dye in the effort rot that we AZ,
tired oi living, but because by dyeing expect q
1--we, while we know not how to live EXCEPT We aye.
w. III. wHEATLEY,s
| PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SEQ UH.
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
| 80 jefferson street, Georgetown, ID. O.
once open from a. N. until suEset. ssturiay
en- D. m. sep2ly
| ~ ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
| PARLORS.
sngzs.y IS high street, Georgetown, n. Q.
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CITY ITEMS.

FCEs! FURs!!-Ladies will find il to their al
vantage to examine the large and elegant assort-
ment OF Furs at Stinemetz's, 1881 Pennsylvania
avenue.
REV: WV. H. CHAPMAN, pastor of the NJ. +.
Church, Georgetown, ID. c., writes: Having
had an opportunity to test the excellent quail
ties of Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. hesitate not to
say, 1t is the best remedy i have ever used in
my family
NEW GooDs AT POPULAR PRICES.
Business Suits for si2, 100 pairs Cashmere
Pants for 81 per pair; Knit Jackets from 81 to
OvercOats daily coming in. Wooden nder-
clothing and Half hose, Yarn and skin Gloves,
&C., in full assortment.
GEO. c. HRNNrNc, 40 eth street
FINE JET JswgLRY.
Fine Etruscsn Jewelry,
Fine Oxidyzed Jewelry.
Fine Gilt Frames,
received az Prigg's Dollar ,Iewelry Store, No.
451 Pennsylvania avenue, near street.
REDrcrIoN IN Pe7cE.
On and after Monday, the 10th instant,
the price of
HAvKENER's BREAD
will be
Sir Cats Loaf.
WE BUY ORR ALE OF Wilson. Why? Be-
cause he suits the taste, pleases the eye, helps
indigestion and leaves no headache. This
stream ofhuman happiness bubbles unceasing-
ly at 9th and streets northwest.
"a protected solution of the protoxide of iron }
Beware of being deceived by any Of the prepa-
rations of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron.
which NAV be offered to you. Every bottle Of
genuine has Peruvian Syrup mot Peruvian
Bark blown in the glass Examine the bottle
before purchasing.
The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of 1872
were S219, EGO. 4,12-swtf
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation like Dooley's Calisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. co
CORES, ETC.-"The wise fer health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns,
bunions, club, or ingrowng nails, vascular eI-
cascences, chilblans, or other ailments of the
feet find quick relief at DR.. Whites establish
ment, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the U. s.
Treasury.
PONDS EXTRACT ie for Esle at wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,d
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
And made to order by Hempler ne ar X street
----~-
TURco-RUssIAN BATES; also, Medicsted Va
Dor Baths, for AL akin disease, at DR.. ShedGs,
SS \ street. sos:
THB COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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LOCAL NEW s.
Amusements, Ae., TO- -,

HeTs Oysrd B0Ess.- The ,,,a.S 81 q,
VIII ne" music me- h''~ elects. ~.
DsSisr Co~'9se'-"ib White Pawn
OIchssulon nusiS 1t No. 4cs Pennsylvania
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TIE MALE BALLET is taking feature OF the
sswhite Fawn, {" now being performed az the
Tkesttr Comique, and attracts even m0re At
tenti0n than the female ditto. Other novelties
are Introduced, and altogether the perform
aEees this week Sreyery attractive.
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Monday. yor. 10, Till Monday, Dec. ..

TIE PCBLI" Ask ron LDWEE PPIrES
AND THE TINES DEMAND ~. AND IA
MEET THIS NE NAVE CONCLUDED To
OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK or sIes.ooo
or ELEGANT GOODS, N~LrDNG rHE
IMMENSE ST0cE Of OUR CELEBRtTED
SEAMLESS ND GL0TES, At TfE rERY
LIBERAL DISCOUNT or 10 PER CENT
TO ALL CASH PURCHASERS
NOW Is TIE TINE TO WtEE r5rE
WIRDROBES REPLETB WINE or
STOCK IS ~ ELEG4Nr CONDITION.
OUR GO0DSARE AL MARKED ~ PLAN
FIGURES, AND THE DISCOUNT VIII BF
MADE ~ All CASES F0R CASH.
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HERSANDEz is the trump card of the Black
Crock az Wallis Opera House, and nothing
more eOmicsl than his burlesques Of the Inn
perial Japs, and Of the Boston Peace Jubilee
has been seen here for a long time The In
dians last night laughed heartily at his face
making and neck stretching, and greatly en-
ioyed the antics of Young Amer "a as '' Dragon
fn.1 Those who fail 60 see the Hernandez
trOul and that wonderful child, BABY Ben
son. will miss 3 great treat.
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BOARD OF HEALTH-Procsedtngs at the U.,t-
ing Lest Ni9ht.-At the regular meeting of the
Board of Health last night the report OF the
health officer was submitted, showing Num-
Der of nuisances since last report, 80 of which
PA were abated and 20 referred; dead animals
removed, 81; animals impounded, Is: redee med
IL; sold, @; died and killed, u; amount realized
$500. Number OF boxes cleaned by the Odor-
less Excayating company, 900, seven pumps
having been employed. Marine products in
spected, 6,225 punches Of Dish and Il $50 blu shells
OF oysters; COMBINATIONS, l1j bushels of oys-
ters and 162 punches OF iish. A quantity OF un.
wholesome food was condemned.
A communication was received from the health
officer requesting that the channel AROUND the
dumping wharf at the foot of 18th street be
dredged In order to admit of scows reaching the
wharf TO receive their cargoes, which was re-
ferred to committee consisting of Nessrs.
Langston and Verdi. Also. recommending that
the wharf be transferred to the custody OF tue
Odorless Excayating company, which was re-
ferred TO the committee on ordinances,
The health officer also recommended tha at ste ps
be taken to prevent the accumulation of ashes
on private property in alleys, which becomes
the nucleus of d,bTiS. and which might become
injurious to health. He stated that the Board
OF Public Works formerly removed these ashes,
but that now as that duty devolved upon indl
viduals there was prospect OF neglecting It's
removal, which fact had prompted his req uest
for action; referred TO committee on ordinances.
After referring a recommendation of the health
OFFICER looking TO the strengthening Of the night
soil dumping ~harves, the board adjourned.
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THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR,
am enabled al present 10 oa-r
UNPARALLELEp BARGAINS

am enabled al present TO o-l-r
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS:
in Tact better than ever offered in specie times
and II VIII be TO everybolyis interest q TOOK over
price: may anu 'e's superior LOT the
Gents MeriDo shirts. ne snd heavy. 81
Gents Merino Drawers. dle sad h~ayy 81
Gent's Colored heripo shirts, = cents
Ladies MerinO Pants, : !.
Also ssmall lot Of the same AZ IS cent?
Children, hand knit DraWsr Legeings. 81
Ladies' Buck Gsuntets, 81
Ladies h ID anntlets. 81.
ladies Fleeceo l. sic Gsuntlets, % cents
=, Ladies Fieeced Lisle Half Gauntlets and Gloves.
Mems Fleeced Lisle Gloves, q cents.
Men, Lined Cleth Gloves, 80 cents.
Mems extra long Cloth Gloves, 81
Mems Lined DOssAin Fur top Gloves, 81.
Men 8 caster, Buck and Driving Gloves. 81.
CO. Ghs.dren Striped Brown Cotton Hose, tour pair
0hiIdren's extra heavy iron frame Hose, three
Ladies Bleacbed bose, tuo pair for IS cents.
Lsdies Blesched Hose, 2 cents pair.
Ladies g and 20 B Iron frame Hose, D. cents.
R RSa!e sn Br NM sSbTigssn Hoss, 'oceuts
Men. heavy Cotton Socks, Is ceots.
Msn Gssyy s Bs;h three rsr oE
Men British Gray Merino Socks, sd cents
have also Just opened the
LATEST NOVELTIES
Is JEwELRY, BANDEAUX, Sc,
to attempt enBmeTsting them 1''''
Come and see for yourself.
B. SILvERBERG
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sI2 SEVENTH STREET.
noy1-u Mar PESNsLvANrs AvrxrE.
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THE WILL OF MRS. HENRIETTA CIITcH.-
In the Probate Court yesterday the last will Of
Henrietta Glitch WAS filed for probate. The
kopb, of Norfolk, and Henry Noble, of wash
ipgton, IN trust for Mrs. DIR. Noble; after her
death to her children, and IL none, then to DIR.
Noble for life. and then 70 the children OF
Charles Schwarzkoph and II. Noble,
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REV. WV. III. CHAPMAN, pastor of the NJ. +.
Church, Georgetown, ID. c., writes; Having
had an opportunity to test the excellent quail
ties of Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. hesitate not TO
say, 1t is the best remedy j have ever used in
my family"
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FRS! FURs!i-Ladies will find II to their al
vantage to examine the large and elegant assort-
ment of Furs at Stinemetz's, 1887 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. 2
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REAL Estate SALEs.-NIessrs. Latimer <
Cleary, auctiOneers, sold yesterday afternoon,
for Z. W. Thorn, trustee, the following prop
eIty, situated on Myrtle street. between North
capitol and LIST streets east: Lots iSj and 1885, in
1hoerts subdivision Of square 81 improved by
Two story brick residences, for al go each
SS.-S' also, lots 100 and 1911 with same improve
ments, az sl,.0 each. $500 all to W. " D.
Scott; and Tor VIM T. Hoffman, trustee lot o.
IN SUBDIVISION OF lots in square "a, with i'm
pTOyements, on Boundary street near IIth
northwest, TO NJ. C. Luttrell, for Al 200.
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A BROOKLYN MISSING MAN ACCOUNTED
FOR.-Leopold Bleien, who disappeared from
lS2 Kent street, Brooklyn, ten DAYS ago, re-
turned on last Saturday night. He saws that he
remembers being in Exchange place. New
York, with over $1,000 in mis- pocket. the prop
erty OF fieiSchman & Co., his employers, a
watch and other property. Then he lost all
consciousness and next found himself in Wash
ingtoD, ID. O., with his money gone. He was
obliged, he says, to pawn his watch 60 raise cash
10 get home.
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MFMPHIs OOILFCTIONs.-.Judge Barhonr
Lewis announces that since the last a.knoU-
leJsment OF collections he has received the fol-
lowing contributions for the destitute widows
gers. S1S.7s, 18th street Baptist church. 80;
Dunbarton Street NJ. r.. Church, Rev. Il. p
Brown, pastor, Georgetown, 500; Unitarian
Church, by W. II. Dunwoody, treasurer, s5l.6J;
Asbury NJ. f.. Church, BY Mr.. Ambush, So;
Church OF the Epiphany, Rev. DR.. Watkins,
-g0l
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PoNp's EXTRACT lie for rsle at wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,wftf
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rrncc. from, the Capt,al

81 RENOVATION OF wAsHTSGToS-rRoDES
ICIe REtULTs OF TWO YsAR-' LABoE-rs y
QUESTION or HoNEsTT-B0ss sHEPETRD AND
HIr rpARD OY FTBIIC WORKS.
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MASONIC ELECTION AND FERMENTATION
At the annual convocation of the Grand ROYAL
Arch Chapter Of the District of Columoia, last
night, officers were elected for the ensuing year, ,
l.. johnson, Deputy q. II. p; Allen Wall,
Grand King; George b. Clark, Grand Scribe
Chauncey Smith, Grand Treasurer; L.. G. Ste
Grand Captain of the Host, and Rev. Alfred
holmead, Grand Chaplain. n. ID. Larner, esq /,
on behalf of members of several of the subordi-
nate chapters, presented six handsome and
costly jewels for the six principal offices of the
Grand Chapter, the cost OF which was raised by
contribution. On each is an emblem appropriate
TO the ONCE for which it is intended, and they
make altogether a conspicuous addition to the
rather imposing display of paraphernalia of this
branch of the m Ystic order. -
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THB COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTl d TAYLOR,
G25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
viii oh-r tier entire stock OF
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's
FINE FURNISHING GOODS
AT DISCOUNT OF 10 Pen CENT. FOR
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FINE JET JRWRLEY,
Fine Etruscan Jewelry,
Fine Oxidyzed Jewelry.
Fine Gilt Frames,
received az Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, NJ
451 Pennsylvania avenue, near y street.
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THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Ak street
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ga soup kitchen for the needy has been es-
tahiisLed in Memphis.
~A 16-ysar-old boy in Lee county, Va,
weighs ic0 pounds.
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CORES, ETC.-"The wise fer health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns,
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
cascences, chilblains, or other ailments of the
feet find quick relief at DR.. Whites establish
ment, No. 605 18th street, opposite the U. s.
Treasury.
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TURco-RUssIAN BATES; also, Medicsted Va
por Baths, for al akin disease, at DR.. Shedd's,
213 Z street. 62os.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-05
TO sIss city Subscribers OF the Daily
vs. ltt5 Herald.

The subscription list Of the DALLAS DAILY
HxnAlp, on and after Sunday, September Z,
1874, PASSES 10 the control OF the undersigned.
From tho above date all collections for sub
scription win BIZ made weekly, vt thirty
cents per week, the carriers collecting the
same every Monday, and In order that the
conditions OF the agreement between the
prDprIrtors OF the paper and myself may be
punctuslly and fully observed, all parties
standing In arrears for two weeks Will be
stricken from Tie list.
& Two carriers VIII be engaged for the city
distribution, and THE IIERALD will be loft In
any partuf tho city and suburbs at nm early
hour IN the morning.
bubscrlbsrs must give scasonable notice OF
any intended change u residence or bust
nsxs location, 10 that their names may DO
trNnrforreL In season to the proper route.
a neglect 10 DO W win not attach 10 the un-
deralgned any responsibility for the non.de-
livery Of the paper after such removal.
II ~ tho duty and the agreement OF the
carriers 10 deliver the paper wherever order
ed by tho Subscriber, and the undersigned
will thank the patrons Of the paper To
promptly report every default In the prem
jssa. J. N. BARTH0LoW,
Local Editor.
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upon The quarantine wclnfer That had
II not been raised they had determined
IN time TO do rome ralelng raislng
Itfc.
CoNDucroR SPENCER, who spent, nlr,
n dozen years in The service OF the
Texas Central Railroad, with prime
credit to himself and prime satisllc'
tlon to the r1ad, IL exercising the same
functions on the Pacific road, and with
u record identical to the first.
MAJOR lIRIlrY, Superintendent Of
Construction ofthc Aichlhoni Topeka
and Santc No Railroad, IN stopping ut
the Commercial, Major krIlcy ~ one
of the most thoroughly experienced
railroad builders IN the United States,
aud any road fastened down on this
world by the Major Is us safe for your
neck ~ cradle.
WIrn symptoms Of wearlncss In his
lift, Il modern dnrkey ralaed n bucket
of discarded hash 10 his wagon. AZ
the same time u modern belle passed
IN purple and fine llncn and that
bucket greasily slid out Of that unob-
serving piece OF color's hand and
through variegated shower of dish
water ~ dcspairlng remover of
"crumbsn may have been seen ut hls
prayers, and n maldcnlyvoice from the
fragrant mist was heard to exclaim
those saddest words Of tongue or PEN
"damn Il ~
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pratt'a Astrnl OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Al
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
to gns. Burns in amy lamp without danger
of exploding or taking lire. MANUFACTURED
expressly 10 take the place of volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety underevery posi-
bic test and It's perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use in over 30OO0U
families.
Millions of gallons haze been sold and no
accident directly or Indirectly, has ever oc-
The Immense yearly loss to lifo and property,
resulting from the use of cheap aud danger
our oils In tho United States, isappalling.
The insurance companies and IRE commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the Astral rs the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale mt retail by the trade generally,
and 1T wholesale by the proprletorS
CliAS. PRATT q CO.,
lG9dSw6n lbs Fulton street. New York.
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Notice.

The undersigned tasos this method of
notifying The citizens Of pnl'ns hut he has
prominently Ioontod In this city for the
purpose Of snpplying Nll who may need
them, with tho celebrated Forest city Light
ming Rods, which nro universally admitted
by all acquainted with tie principles OF
electricity, TO De tlc bcst rod Ia u7c, unlil
further notice, all orders loIt nj the urutch'
lcld II0use win be promptly attended 70.
liOdtf C.E. HlLBURN, Ascent.
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cts ihll, September lHd'-lt heing rl-
noid tlml ilip yellow hYcr Is probably pre-
whiting TO some extonl IN the cliles Of unl-
weston, Shreveport and New Orleans, and
wan the direct communication noweXlsling
between lhr nbuyo nnmed places AMI this
city, Spu,d earnestly ask that, 49, prevent
I've, cyery elEpu use strong diaInfecionts,
ana DO everything IN their powcrIo Keep the
city IN Ia present healthy condition,
NJ. \, CORNELIUS, NJ y.
l7ydit lIunllh Onicnr,
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aohn,. rrc.ty wifc "a shor. Ntory.

At The carly dawn o. the late rebellion
John would 20. He could not b. inducrd 10
abandon his lighting propcnsties, His wiic,
though young, was IN icehlc health, pale,
emacatod and hngmrd. y parting kiss, u
few tears, aud John bid adluu. During the
first twelve months Of the war news came
that Johns wife had passed away. The war
closed, and John, with honors, sears and
tcnrs, returned to his once happy home. 20,
that sweet flower, 81 beautiful IN fading, is
no more" said he, shut will stroll the walks
where once we were 70 happy. llo Knocked
at the door, was invited into the parlol; Il
fine, healthy, rosy lady made her app ar
uncc; short silence; u loud scream, and she
fell into his arms. That lady was Johns
wife, "My dear Julia, what produced such q
wonderful change in you.n "Dr, Dronigoole's
English Female Bit,ors," was the modest
reply
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Geo. Nj. LiitlcGcld SN Co., fur
niture dealers. have moved OPP
posiie The Sect sgoHsr, Elan
street, where they will Remain
until their new brick building
IN completed. ll7tf
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DaILLIANT nights.

AMLLiANI uiSiNs.
DALLAS " healthier than an Attic
cub.
THE census canvass will be completed
to-day.
AND why so summcrish, Oh, Sep
TENDER?
"RoILlNo stockn--a shipment Of
cattle by rail.
DALLAS has reached her teens--Its
her quaran-tine.
EVERY farmer carries his sewing ma
chine In his hand.
A "HAPpY hunting ground" for boys
1.-THE preserve closet.
FALL up and rum" are the words a
Dallas Jehu uses to start his span.
PRopEssoR WISE, the balloonlsi, af.
ter an impecunious life, Is about to
mako "a raise"
nsnoDi s'o'e hVe rous VI ran
fence from yard up near Cochran
s'iss'' ny h'sn''
ONE bottle Of Dallas atmosphere UNI
corked Ia Shreveport would stop all
that ''yellow" business.
A Two-sToRY house, to be used as a
H. H.. - a. ~. 4
posite the Southern Hotel.
An excellent bridge has been nut
scros. ths r,lvart ~ N. oross;ug Of the
Pacific road on Lamar street.
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nurcIrrxs.


Twelve lots lone block), on the principal
huslness street OF tho town OF IIuichlns, on
tho Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale VI low prices. Apply To
JOHN w.swINDELI.s,
Iyl5dtf l Herald ONCE.
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stop In Mt ]. u. Hollands, ON Elm street
and cSrnino his well selected stock of fall
AMI winter hats Tor ladies and & nlomcn.
Mr.. II. Is now receiving fall and winter goods
daily, and In a few days will have his entire
stock of winter goods ON the shelf ready TO
please ami sell to the public, li6dw
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Miss Mary McOwen win received few more
pupils for instruction ON the Piano. she
may b. found NJ the residence OF the senior
publisher of The Dallas Herald, corner Pa.
ellie avenue and Houston street. lI9dlm
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Deal Editor.

uudsr the new regulation OF furnishing
thu Herald To our city lisi, all those who have
paid for the year or less period viii be sup
piled ~ usual. up 10 the time their subscrip-
lion expires.
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The best assortment of Havana and domes-
Tic cigars and Virginia tobacco in Dallas Is to
b. had at q. Roinoclics, opposite Cosmopoli-
tan hotel. li1-dtw
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Eop Rent.

The second story of Clark y Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to. Clark Il Bryan, west side Public
Square. lUiuti
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nillinril Tnhlea.

Agency for lnc salcof T.. brunswick 6Co,r
bllllnni lphlcs, improved cushions,
wi ORlticK, Agent,
l,jdim .lptiOrson IT., two doors from Main,
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Ien WORK.

We have Tbs facilities aud fhc work.
men 20 do A. need work, and ~ nv
lev rassS, ~ enn be done anywhere
sps ~ snesn 70 d. II. Brine your
Fins ysb wsrk ~ TINE DAILY MEH'
ALD oHgIcR, Corner Elm and Hens
zen sssscfs.