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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
Corner OF Canal and Camp S,reetss

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
Corner of Canal aud Camp Streets
| FOURTEENTH ANIMAL STATEMZNTo
In conformity with ehe;r charter SIZE company
publish the following statement:
Premiums during the yeas ending December 81
1879
On fire risks. $4i4s 3S So
On marine risks.so lei 1870 So
On zever risks. S2e'4 Sc
sotal premiums.,.......... sEs9 S58 "
Less reserve sO- Jsu;eGm's!s
ated risks, DeceA ae9 %.
s3,3o.o.sos.oess.o.ss.s..O$I2 S6tS 81
Less return prent.uls. sl.75 Ss~3ss79es 50
Net earned Observation-Disclosures 221,7ss
heinsnrsnces Oee.oooo.o.ooOo. 5lS.s2S -
Losses on fire. S133 .37a; %
Bosses on martneo 6.,I.e eS
Losses on river..os s,:74 s9o-Ssd.G5S %
Expenses saxes etc, Iesa .Do
oeress accouEJo.os..o.os S?eoS 81
Commissions or agency busss
HesS.s .s.oosossss.soos s.ose So
Rebate paid 30 tie s.ssuredoo SSSse so
Semi annual intesess Oa ESP
ita stock
Five per cent paid
august, l2s;.o gSssaO
Five per cent payo
sbie IL. gsbrne
airy, !e:s...... ssn1% ds-. Ssss.b %s-e3G59 SIG 60
Reserve! fos unsettled c!si:,:a...... s3.5sS gS
The company Las tae Following :.sss:s:
Casa...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s40.2D? 2S
Bills :eeeivabie !og pfem:f.us......ssss SS,JT Is
B,nde. cit: a:.d O:iers...s,.......oss S35 go 90
St.css. Gas Cons, a.s and o.he:s.....o 1854 80
Pledge AID mortgage ao-es..s.......ss S-S,.5s &c
PREMIUMS III COARSE 0: co.iec:oI...o.. 800 80 60
Suspense account. $3.50 80
agency premiums for Deeembsr.s.....o SS,ol3 20
Warrant G1Dtoe...o.................s S.799 dg
Branch ofhce...... asa 2S
Louisiana Cc::oE Factory S.91o SO
Property corner Cana! and Camp stSeess 1869 81
other real &c $50 80
D.: oy insurance conpan:es....se.s.sso 9 AS 56
Se7i sda 70
Depreciation. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S7.56O 90
Cash market Taire. H6-Go944 SO
GTARIL!TIE&s
Capital 500 ,0OG 90
Differentiated S:sks. j25,S05 SO
lIsteses. Oh Capital stock. due q. EearBo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS 600 %
Inceres: and dividends unco.ectei...... sl,ll5 l8
Bills payable. so7l6 OD
Claims unsettled. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 rs
Reserve. swO and hais peg ce.S oE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOFAS 90
Tota-soss..e.o.ssooos...sss SITS sA 83
TIE above statement is s.ue and eoTssSs tcape
GRIP: s-on tie socks og she coinpan%o
J. ygySS. President
:. ". H:-cEs. Secretary
Sworn 90 and subscribe tesors :ne. thss ninth
Cay @: January. a. D. 1898
?. CHARLES CryELLiERo
Sorasy Public
No. 1st Gra-ies stgsae. Ssw Orleans
The senif-annua' interest," ii.ides.: 81 SIRE per
ceE:. due frs: NoSriY % se5-uAsr will &c paiG
20 the stockholders Ga and aftes ssas sais.
Directors.
GEOEGH uRQHHARTo IL. PATR%.
b. GALLY. pLACIpE F0RSfAIIo
GEORGE ". BiBCOCK, AUGUST sEICHAEUa
7. BAILEY BLANCHARD E. MILTISBFRGKR
A. SCHRkIBER W. E. SCHMIDT
CHARLkS LAFlTTEe TCYESo ials "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

OFFICE or TINS DAHL RtfI bLttaN,
FRIDAY hNESISG, September J. a514o
Te aave no change 20 notice IN the money mar
ket. the offerings continue Of fair extent al TIE
aau,,s and uodel ate the street, AID the rae
OF "a IL ue1cal paper are without q1otaa.e Taila-
t4rn and hear OF but very few Iai.-ac'
tiors IL any class. We continue 70 G1oee
selected signatures. TI.i! or "-thGuf e".-tos'
erals. II 9dld = cent per anIum: first class at
al; Al at l2n-, and second srade AT : = cen :
:. month. rsr class mortgages are stiis qloss'4
al abo,ot - = cent y anLunS AID secone grade
%
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NhUTONIA INSURANCE. C0Tp..Vv

l'A'toNlA INSURANCE COMPANY
or
NEW ORLEANS
O"co NO. Ill Gravler streees
"ns 4 aHE AND RIVER RISKS 4p
LOWEST RATES,
''''''"'''S"sss-.'s.sssss.oS 1885, Asa 8l
6 =; EIMER BADER President,
G1, ENGSTFELD, Vice Pres,depe.
s"Aos sTkoMEYER secretaEye
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
M1SCt~ALpAN EOTS,
Fatally Eurneds

MEMPHIS, September .s.e-lfrs. DR.. Hart,
aged sixty. five. residing on Exchange, near
Front street, was fatally barned iast night
by the explosion OF coal oil lamp, which.
she was carrying
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

IiSGRr9ef. September .. $50 2. M.-Co.toi--
sa,es Sn Che sass o. :niddiing uplanGs ncthir =:
Below low n iddlsng, deliverable ectobr: :.nd sc:
Fefnbers s's1; do, deliverable Novembes AID D..
cemoers $50. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
dol6 with d downward tendency. Cheese Is -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
.OUISIANA MUTUAL. INSURANCE
COMPANY.
TWENTIETH ANNUAL s-avEX.s..

Total losses PAID ..S32. ~. .,
Rebate in lieu OF dividend .. S3.Is "A
He.nsurances ard expenses
less discount and prohs
and loss accouHtss.e...o. snsJS ss-s.Ssse ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

'pelew high wates marx q sssss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-03

Mr.. Barton, the Texas agent of the
New Orleans Picayune, IL ut the San
Jacnto hotel, having swung thus far
around his circle.
Miss Inez Van Handt, pianist and
vocalist of more than ordinary merit,
has arrived and will give n series OF
vocal and instrumental concerts, com.
mencing ON Monday.
DR.. Locke, n prominent physician OF
Selma, Alabama, accompanied by his
estimable lady, has arrived, and purpo'
SEES, we presume, to make his home in
Dallas, and enter upon the practice oil
his profession. There Is always room
for Alabamians in Dallas, and they are
welcome.
General Hatch, Major Marrick, Ma
or Sellers, Captain Crang and Captain
Wilson, U. s. A., are at the San Jacin.
| to hotel.
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Rational Medication,

Medication is only successful when 1t is ra-
tional, and IL is rational only when 1t begins
at the beginning. In other worCs, to cure II
mnlady, Its cause must be removed. Weak
ness, either general or local, is the origin of
the great majority ofdiseases. Reinforce the
vital energies regulate digestion and secre-
ton by Strengthening the organs which per-
form those all-important functions, and dyS-
pepsia, constipation, kidney and bladder
complaints, uterine difficulties, impure cir
culatisn, and the thousand and one ailments
which are tho consequences of debility, are
completely, and in most cases permanently,
removed. The best, safest ana most agreea-
BILE tonic and Alternative that can be en-
ployed for this purpose is Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. The experience of twenty-five
years, during which time il has outllved per-
haps ten times that number OF ephcmeral
preparations which have entered into COM
petition with it, has proved 1t to be I'M
equaled rs aremedy for all disorders accom-
panied by or proceeding from weakness.
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At Thomas Chapel.

On White Rock creek, on the night OF
November 18th, the Good Templars oil
that vicinity held fair fair, to raise
funds to complete the chapel.
at was deserved success. The la
dies and gentlemen concerned acquit.
ted themselves handsomely. Mat
rons and maidens graced the occa-
sion as only the pure and lovely can
do. Beauty shone in its most capti-
waiting array. Brief addresses were
made by Messrs. w. H. Scales and
John Henry Brown, ofDallas, and Pro
fessor Sion s. Record, of that vicinity,
and at late hour the happy partici-
pants adjourned to their respective
homes.
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Take Your mo,hcr..m.Iaw

10 sec the Cosmopolltes In the Dallas
city court You know the dear old
lady has seldom IN opportunity ofre'
cruiting her shattered energies, aud the
Cosmopolitcs are unwilling she should
continue TO work her fingers TO the
bone toillng and working to make such
an ungrateiul, selfish beast, as the av-
erage husband Is, comfortable, without
occasionally, you know, coreering lit
tie IN the gay world. Remember 1t
Friday night, and don't, oh, DON'T
sneak Otto the lodge or TO sec sick
friend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-03

The end is not yet for stiIi
they come. The largest slOck
In the west AZ rOc.I bottom
prices. hchoOi, blank Wnd niIs-
ceiianeOus books, wall paper,
window shades, picture frames
ANA HiOuidings, musical iMslFu-
mcnis, stationery Of every de-
scriptiOn, fancy goods Ia end.
less variety, nnd, well, 10 tnU.
mernte Rli would take GAC
whole slide Of The Herald.
PEEb&VE ~ B.VaE,
JOg hAuln.
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Il, q, DUss a 90.
The Dallas nraneh Mercantile Agency

Mr., d, Webster, resident partner IN
New Orleans, Of the old established
mercantile agency Of H. q, Dunn n
o., has visited our city with a view OF
establishing u branch agency OF the
hrm here, Within fow OF the re-
quired number of subscribers have
heen secured by the interchangeable en-
ergy Of that popular business man aud
gentleman, Mr., !, Wausslna' There
are now but u few more subscribers
needed, aud II IL 10 DO hoped that tho
importance TO the business Interests OF
this section aud CITY, will Ut once Inn
press upon our business men, the adj
yantagea OF coming forward nj once
aud subscribing, There ID noting bet
ter calculated to give confidence In
Dallas abroad, than tho establishment
OF this agency here,
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z5Odst
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A FIXED FACT.
The East Fork Bridge TO BIO Built ut
Last.

This important enterprise is at last
TO be carried out and the bridge built.
The Rockwell Banner has the par
ticulars of u meeting there to put the
thing in shape. The proposition of Dali
las was made through Mr.. r. Il. Tomp-
kins, to the effect that Dallas would
furnish an iron bridge laid down at the
proposed crossing, free of expense, il
Rockwell would pay for the erection OF
the same, furnish the necessary lum-
Der and construct approaches. Mr. s.
A. Oliver, agent of u. King ~ Sons,
proposed to erect it for four hundred
dollars. Five hundred and thirty-nine
dollars was then subscribed on the
spot, four hundred and eighty-two dol
lars and fifty cents in cash, and sixty
nine dollars and fifty cents in work
and lumber. A committee was APP
pointed to make the necessary con-
tracts and furnish the work, which is
to be done in u week after everything
is made ready. The proposed crossing
is about one mile above Moses Sim
mons house, where fine high banks
are found on both sides. On the west
side no approaches whatever are nee
essary, and on the east side there will
ha n rise of ahnllt five feet This nIanps
the bridge above high water mark
while through the bottom only few
rods of the road overflows. The river
is sixty-iive feet wide, while the bridge
is ninety.seven feet in length. This
secures nearly twenty feet of the bridge
on either bank.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-03
MARRIAGE OF MISS DODGE.
The Ceremony Performed by Bishop
Garrett--The Presents to the Bride.
The Happy Couple to Live
In alias.

From the Omaha Herald of the 28th
of November, we learn that, on the
day before, Mr.. Robert f. Montgome-
ry was married to Miss Letitia Dodge,
daughter of General G. NJ. Dodge,
chief engineer of the Texas and Pacific
railway.
The spacious parlors of General
Dodge's elegant mansion were beauti-
fully festooned with flowers. The
wedding party entered the drawing
room preceded by Mr.. Andy Jackson,
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls At Dallas 20.
office.

Arrival and departure of Malls AZ Dallas Post.
Oiilte,
southern mail arrives daily az Gao a mi
AZ bAD a nl, '
Texas nnd Pacific mail arrives at 40 a mi
departs ~ 400 u "a,
Fort worth, Weathprlord aud Jaoksboro
MAJ arrives except Mondaysl az an mi de-
pnflh lehpepl hnndayGl ~ a M,
~ Denton ana Wise County, Lewisyillc aud
Innlly Mills mall arrives Monday, Wednes.
hny ana FRIDAY ~ u M departs Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at Tam,
ulebnfne, Hood County, Cedar hin, Mans
neld and AlyafadO mall departs Monday aud
Thursday ~ AIN, arrives "Wednesday aud
Saturday ~ D y IN.
Waxahaehle mail arrives Monday, We'd.
nesday and Friday al 0p,m,i departs Tues
day Thursday aud saturday Ut ~ am,
heyenei Haughts Store ana Union Ill
mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday and baturl
day al Y mi departs Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday AZ pin.
William JOnea, Postmaster \, \, Jones,
Assistant Postmaster owen derry, ChieI
Clerk w, %, Adams, Mailing Clerk Harry
Nelhl, Delivery Clerk ID, A. hrown, Box Dis
tributing CLERK,
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EEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, December Got
ton--Demand active and general. Sales
S,400 bales. Prices steadier, and in
some cases stronger, with occasional
sales at &c advance. Good ordinary
to strict good ordinary, lS5Gi4c low
middling to strict low mlddling lao
14ic; middling to strict midding IN
@l42c; good middling to mddling fair
l4}Cgl5s fair l5}@lGc.
Receipts, 1880 bales, exports conli-
nent,. 52i bales; Great Britain, 478
bales; stock, 1860 bales; unsold
last evening 81 100 bales; ON ship
board, 10000 bales.
Gold ll2!. Sight ! discount. Ster-
ling s. AGO 22l.
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yINTIL JANUARY 1, 1875.

"e will give one years subscription to m,
monthly, anl the entire eight bound vol
pages, syAt charges paid, for $40 90 or
not pi'u, iaFS6i me same, volumes i'm lihse,
paid, JNt0. 'N"'ses MOI
Oi, one years subscription to the MONTHLY
GnG ,V"iumeS W. VII. and VIII, bound Il,
olcih, continuing all ''ghc Great S",,9yi u
DlPers, CHARGES paid, sIO 20; charges mai MA
Is 1j; the 5unr, volumes i'm iihrorv .ip,. i'u
eR3'ges paid sla % charges not paid' slim ~
~ PtStpay pc 'lse on all subscriptions w..
SupsifbeiS Will please remit i'm nostoeio,
money otueis, or IN hank checks or drofts' y,
w registered letters. Money in iat uIalts, oi
registered. at Sendcy's risk. =" ie''eis not
S5rbners Monthly and ~ Nio,,,,. 400
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1t Will be seen from the balance and the
statement that We have invested in building
ana real estate S5,5SS 3i-l0O of which amount
sSS,ioo was received from instruments, and
so'iSS 5i-lVO from rents. The rental of the
property Is now at the rate ofsl0,O79 4O-lOO per
annum, profit Of 2215 pcr cent on our in
Vestments. All our property is leased Dv the
yer TO responsible parties. The invest
ments of the association have been made at
me lowest cash figures, and have increased
IN value at least l5 to 20 per cent. We would
recommend the introduction of resolution
authorizing the directory to purchase shares
OF stock of the association, whenever and at
such prices as in their judgment it is to the
interet of the association.
ST.. ADAMS, President.
1. +. BARRY, Secretary and treasurer
25ld2t Commercial copy.l
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, December 2.-.1Ioney
steady and unchanged. Gold-Rates
higher at ll23@ll3i, buying and sell
ing; silver higher, in demand firm at
1ll@lll9, buying and selling.
Hides-Dry flint, MS they run, 1850
lie; wet sailed, selected, 9!c; butchers
green, Sc.
Cotton market weak, with fair of
ferings. Good ordinary, l3lc;
ordinary, lllc; low middling, l4io;
middling, l4sc; good middIing, LACE.
Sales, 2,O57 bales /; receipts, $500 bales;
stock, 7l,09l bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-03
ARNOLD's INKS AND WRIT
ING FLUID,

by the pint, quart or gallon,
cheap, very cheap, at Frank
Inns book store, 5Oi Main
street. and everything else
usually found I'm ~ first-ciass
book store, may be found at
the same place and sold on the
same terms.
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New York, December 2.-Cottou
Net receipts, $40 bales gross, $3.50.
Futures closed steady. Sales 3G,TOC
bales. December at II 2l-32@l4 ll-lGc;
January IA l5-l6Gl4 3l-32c; February
Is 9-S2@l5 5-l6c; March Is 2l-32c April
10 l5-l6@l5 81 sc; May l6ic; June
16!c; July l63c.
Evening-Money 2l@3per cent. Elk.
change dull at 1851. Gold active aud
irregular at l2s@l2l. Governments ac-
tive and steady states quiet and
steady.
Cotton quiet at 1430l5ic.
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~. Ohnrlea Hotel.

Messrs. Lloyd n Weller, nj the above
popular hotol, ARE FIST gaining the IA
vor OF the travelling public, They set
u most excellent table, the rooms are
clean aud well kept, aud the terms
most moderate, Attached 10 the 81.
Charles IN u reading aud sampllng
room, allording extraordinary facill'
tics 10 commercial lrnYelera.
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Furniture.

Attention Is called 10 tho advertise
ment Of NJ, d. Darlington, receiver,
who offers for sale the stock OF lurnl'
ture, etc., Of A. Ii. Sleagall n Co, The
whole stock will be sold NJ from cost ia
fifty per cent below cost, Call AT once
NJ Mr., MoMurtry's new store, llO ELM
street, w the whole viii be sold during
the next ten DAYS,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-03

Am adjourned meeting of the
stockholders Of the Dallas
Real Estate and Building assoc
citation will be held Ina tiie
Board OF Trade rooms Thurs
day nextat haif-pasi z II. M. a
full attendance is requested tn
vote 0m a. resolution 10 suspend
payment Of insfallments.
L. j. BARRY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
250d3t
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CITY BUSINESS.


what Dallas Ought 10 be Proud OF
Is the Peoples Market on Lamar street, just
above the postofilce, where all the eatables
ofthe season can be had. The best Of beef,
mutton, pork, and rarity of backbones and
spare ribs always on hand. Epicures and al
good livers, by all means, ought to see to u
that they buy their meats at the Peoples
Market 25ldlt
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. sos NGain Street.

HI the number where Guar
old frien,ss apd iIlG pU5iic geil-
orally wiIl fimd us, Witsa a Sal.
stock OF books, paper Of all
kinds, stationery, wall paper,
paper bags, wrapping paper
for grOcers anG merchants, cot
tom sampiing paper, edo. New
goods coming iA at
REED AZ EATHEEDED'S.
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WALL, PAPER AND WIN
DOW SHADES.

Franklin az Co., booksellers,
statiOmers,e etc., JOi Main street,
have now OLA i,and the finest,
cheapest wall paper and VIM
dow shades, and the most Of
them, ever before offered i'm
this market.
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AIunlinOus and
Ornamental Building Paper
will make y0ur houses warm
at u very small cost. For sale
by REED s. LATEaROP, Agents,
J05 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

III you want u brick houhe put uP,gu
10 Leonard Bros,
Another beautiful day yesterday.
Trains crowded, :'buses full, travel
plenty.
New drug atore-fresh drugs, paints,
oils, ETC., ut @, j. Moiietps corner Main
aud Lamar streets.
Streets full OF cotton wagons ana
farmers with produce,
Have you bought your crockery and
glassware Try China hall.
Sneak thieves are prowlIng around
See to fastening your own doors.
For family groceries 90 TO Leonard
Bros, west side OF Austin street, north
of Main.
Fresh eggs, butter and fine coffee
and sugar 10 be had at Leonard Broth
crs.
For dolcacles go 10 Leonard Broth
ers, who have everything fresh In that
line.
China hall was thronged, yesterday,
with house keepers getting household
furnishing goods.
Perfumery, toilet and laundry soaps,
starch, etc., ut Molletts drug store, cor
A delightful musical gathering took
place last night at Dorman, Holmes 4
Co.'s warerooms.
Kahn's manikins, dressed In bran
new suits all the time, present con
trast TO some Of the passers by.
Austin street, west SIDE between
Main and Elm, Is the place to get YOU
groceries. Don't forget the place
Leonard Bros.
Alabama has quite little colony In
Dallas now, all agreeable, sterling peo-
pie, too.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded at c. j. Molletes, corner
Main and Lamar streets.
Messrs. l.. IL M. Kahn, the fashiona
BILE clothiers, corner of Lamar and Elm
streets, are exhibiting beautiful assert
ment of underwear for gentlemen.
Leonard Bros. can furnish you will
the choicest family groceries, at tn
lowest prices and deliver them at you
door. Remember they are on Austin
street, rear of Odd Fellows hail.
Help the poor inmates of the city
hospital by going to the performance
given for their benefit by the Cosmopo
lites, Friday night, at odd Fellows
hall.
1t is generally conceded that Captain
HARDWOOD is the best county clerk W
have had, 10, these many years. Hi
Office is model of order.
Not to know where China hall is, i
to argue yourself unknown, and not t
patronize so cheap and reliable plac,
of business is not to consult your owl
best interests.
Cure your chapped face and hand
and soften your rough skin with Eide
Flower Lotion from Motfetts dru
store, corner Main and Lamar streets
The sneak thieves went through MI
Zachery's residence, corner of Han
wood street and Ross avenve. The
only got his clothes, but left the baby
Look out for them this winter.
Between two and three hundre
men are employed in the famous to
bacco works of G.. w. Gail d AK, O
Baltimore, which Mr.. G. III. Martin
now visiting our city, represents.
When you don't find what you wan
elsewhere, so to Leonard Bros. and &c
choice family supplies.
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1.-The 0anOnS Of the Colorado,

IN the extensive list Of illustrated material
now in course OF preparation, which # iS a~
pected VIII be published during the coming
year are occasional brilliant papers or
French re and literature, by Albert Rhodes:
articles OF travel in Europe, Asia and Ameri,
on chicago, Richmond, Baltimore ana other
cues Sketches OF curious phases of vegeta-
In poetry, short stories and sketches, bio
Sraphlo, feminiScence, essays, etc the puh.
fishers expect To preserve their former higb
Standard Every effort will be made to keen
cOmpnnionable. an"
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The TAblennX.

The ladies and gentlemen of St
Matthew's church are busy arranging
for the tableaux for the benefit of the
Episcopal church, and will use every
effort to make them success. Fancy
George Meriwether as "Falstafi."
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He Looks Like n Young Buffalo Calf,
But you just wait till you hear him
sing, Friday night at the Cosmopolites
Mulligan Guards trouble. Oh but he
is o hair raiser.
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Personal.

Colonel George Noble, superinten-
dent of the Texas and Pacific, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerr have taken
up their residence at the San Jacinto
for the winter.
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Holiday presents, the largest
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states. to compete with amy New
York house, You will find at
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