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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-02-06


Francois Daigle, of Lafayette.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Isaac F. Litten,
Edmond D. Estilette.
Lewis ID. Prescott.
John Simmes
PARISH OFFICERS.
Ad0lphe Garrigues, Parish Judge.
Vim. 4. Robertson, Clerk.
Egbert 0. Hayes, Sheriff.
JAS. NJ. Thompson, Recorder.
Jacob Ehrhardt, Coroner.
T. H. Lewis, Parish Attorney.
VIM. NJ. Thompson, Parish Physician.
Jonathan L. Morris. Tax Collector.
J. W. Jackson, Printer.
POLICE JURY.
John Roy, President.
TheodOse Chacher6, Member.
TheOdule FontenOt, "
T. s. FOntenOt, "
Homer Durio, !"
c. Mayo, Clerk.
M. G. May, Constable.
j. ". Jackson, Printer.
WARD OFFICERS. FIRST WARD.
j. Frank Knox, Justice of the Peace.
ValePy Roy, Constable.
Z. P. VeaZie, Justice of the Peace.
Benz. A. Guidry. Constable.
BOARD OF POLICE, OPELOUSAS.
Homer Latour, President,
Victor Lastrapes, Member.
J.. B. Cuny,
John POsey,
Louis Lejeunc, -
Edgar Vanhille,
John POsey, Treasurer.
P. L. Hebrard, Clerk.
Octave Prud'hOmme, Constable.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-02-06

THE RULING PASSION STRONG IN
DEATH.-A reformed gambler was about
to die, and sent for a minister, when the
following conversation occurred:
pastor, do you think am near
death
:" I regret to say ! believe you are"
Do you think, since I am converted +,
| will go to heaven? p
"I do"
"Do you expect to go there too?"
Yes, | believe | will"
well, we'll be angels, won't we, and
have wings to fly with %
Yes, | am sure Wen bc like angels"
well, them" said the dying man, "TlI
bet you five dollars ] will beat you flying"
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STATE SENATORS.
Thomas c. Anderson, of St. Landry.
Francois Daigle, of Lafayette.
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owing 10 the hard times and lho inability
Of many Of the suffering ~ visit the NailCn-
al Surgical Institute, At indianapolis, three
Of the Surgeons Of the Institute have yield
ed 10 urgent solicitations, ana VIII visit Gal
Nestoni stopping ut the Exchange h0tolr
April $40 ~ Austin, FltShugh house, April
II nnd 10, and Dallas, Texas, Crulchlleld
house, Aprll u aud II, 1874, with all kinds OF
Surgical Apparatus appliances, and fully
prepared 10 trent such cases Ms may call upon
lhelh iog relief thus saving the patient u
long Journey 10 the Home Institution, They
VIII come especially prepared 10 treat Nil
Surgical cnsesi Paralysis NIL Kinds Of de'
lormllles Of tho Face, spine aud limbs DIS
enScd Joints Diseased Eyes Catarrhi Private
plsensosi Piles Flstuln, etc. No cnses viii h.
undertaken without II mr hope 0f relief
Prices VIII he moderate, II IL needless 10 say
lhnt this Institution II ontlrely responsible,
ana the largest aud most popular Of the kind
IN America, curing thousands Of eases nm
nunlly Come the first day, II possible, ns n
great crowd viii be there, Remember the
Time and place, Send TO the Institute for
circular. Jdeodw2tapE
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voters IN the incorporate limits, not
registered before, NJ the booths opened
In The several wards, aud kept open
for that purpose until Saturday the
thlr day of April
The total number Of votes thus far
registered foots UP lilo, divided NJ
follows First ward, 52S second ward
1885, third ward, 1885, fourth ward, l50,
The ward reports are full, excepting
the llglrcs Of the third, which includes
only those who registered previous TO
one o'clotk yesterday afternoon, A
gratifying total, TO be sure, aud one
thut Jusllllos the friends Of the city In
the hope, when registration shall have
been fdlly completed, will give us II
legitimate basis for the boast OF pop
ulntlOn between eleven and twelve
thousand, exclusive Of the floating
population, which must approximate
twenty-five hundred morel
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

st. Matthews Episcopal Church-Corner La.
mar and Elm streets. Rev. s. d. Davenport
Rector. Sunday School at s1 am, Service.
at 1919 am. and ~ pm. .,.., am. .t,~,
Catholic Church--Rryan street new build.
ing)-Rev. Father Martinez, Pastor. Ser
vices; Low mass, am; high mass, lo,s am;
yespers, 4pm.
Christian Church-Elder II. NJ. Gano, Pastor.
Services every Lords day at II a. M, and ~
pm. Sabbath school at 81 am.
Methodist Episcopal Church south-coner
Commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. DIR. w.
+. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School vat 0
am; Services at IL a. m. and 7,Sp. m.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Jetferson
street. Sunday School at 81 am. Services
at II a. IN. and Sp. IN. nv
Missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave.
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
School at 81 am. Services at lOb am. and
81 pm.
Presbyterian Church-Elm street. Rev A.
r. smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath at lO}S AIN. and PIN. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday at pm. Sabbath
school sabbath morning at Q O'Clock.
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The Union sunday school.

In pursuance of Il call made in the
HERALD of the 10th Instant, meeting
consisting of the officers and teachers
of the Union Mission sunday school,
was held in the hall of the Knights of
Pythias, last Sunday afternoon.
After full discussion of the practi-
cnbility of reviving and recognizing
the school, which suspended in Deem
Der last, two committees were appoint
ed, one to secure the names of all that
would serve as teachers, the other to
select II suitable place in which to hold
the sessions of the school in the event
of commencing again. Committees to
report at the next meeting, which
takes place In the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church, tomorrow Sunday at
3 p. III.
All friends of the enterprise are cor
daily Invited to attend.
j. &. Mccoy, Chairman,
II. w. ALLEN, Secretary.
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workmcn aay the Job viii be finished
by nlghllall.
THE foretasie Of summer for the past
two days, has only contributed a severe
tax upon enervated systems, for rs
we write sharp norther II, In H.
way, interviewing our exlremllles'
This system Of sudden changes II not
nj all agreeable TO health or compnti-
bile with comfort. Wetrust the wealth
en- we put II upon the highest grounds,
for the lndles' sake, viii become uni
form, So that something like malhe'
mNllcal calculations can be made for
general department and Visit maxi
ing.
A LADY of our acquaintance recently
purchased n bottle Of William Il, Par
ker's Compound Fluid Extract Bnchu,
She was complaining Of being very
bilious and feeling perfectly miserable !
her skin was as yellow as gold. After
taking II n few days the change was
astonishing, The skin was rs clear and
bright M ever and she said that,
though she had taken but half the con-
tents Of the bottle III effects bud been
wonderlul--sho never looked better ~
her life, Parkers Compound Fluid
Extract Buchu certainly has n most
wonderful power Of cleansing the skin
and making the complexion clear and
beautiful. For sale by all druggists,
everywhere,
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Time was when IL cost II labOrlng
man from two TO two dollars and half
to get letter, or In other words, the
loss Of half n days work, The post
office hours then were fran $3.50 A. NJ. to
II NJ, and from ! to y. NJ. closed
exactly At the hours when the laborer
had leisure TO call for his mail one
mechanic tells us that, rather than
loose half II day, he determined TO
see how long IL would take to get
an advertised letter by the slow
process of waiting for Sundays,
and running his chances at
the general delivery on those days; for
three Sundays he regularly took his
position, and living in the suburbs aud
per consequence getting there late, Of
course at the tail. The third Sunday,
when just one removed from the dcliv-
cry window, "the COMPOUNDED thing
closed, and until this day that letter
has never come to hand" and that,
too, after loosing a half day the follow
ing week, in attempting TO get II before
sent to the dead letter Office. There Is
no occasion for energetic protests now,
the harshness of the hours, so
far ms IL effected the mechanic,
was discovered, and the annoy
ance rem owed; the hours now are
from $50 n. m. to p. m.--onc long,
sweeping stretch of eight and II half
hours. II was kind and considerate
in Postmaster Jones, and he has the
thanks of the entire laboring class of
our people, and of all who appreciate
beneicient and well meaning act.
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OWING IL Manufactured IIcrog

Awalk yesterday noon up and down
Elm and Main streets, with IN 0cca-
sional "happen In" for the purpose of
obtaining answers to this one pertinent
question: while courteously and yari-
ously answered Ns the articles We're
either handled, touched or pointed At,
failed most singularly to elicit n salts.
factory reply, or
We grow and gin cotton; our sheep
yield good increase and bear good
llseces; no where, probably, in the
states are hides cheaper and more plen-
tiful sinews, hide-scraps and tendons
OF animals more easily obtainable; tails
of horses and switches of cattle procur-
able with less expense; no wood better
than our bois Dare for staunch and
durable manufacturing purposes; and
our hlllsidcs are dense cedar brakes
Yet the fact that we buy our staple
cotton goods; our wooden stulis, even
to jeans and other half cotton and
wool fabrics; our boots and shoes, and
leather our glue, COW hide whips and
curled hair, for upholstery purposes
our wagons, plows and other agricul-
tural implements; our buckets, tubs
and wooden ware, and so on through a
long list of articles that could be made
at home-thc fact, we say, that each
of these articles aro bought in distant
market, was corroborated by those
dealing in them in answer to our ques-
ton.
The materials of which these very
articles are manufactured are to be
found almost at the very door of the
establishments Offering them to the
consumer, and, with the exception of
the wood for agricultural implements
and household utensils, are, in part,
collected here, shipped, after passing
through many hands manufactured,
and again reshipped to us, and find
ready sale. The difference between
the price of the raw material and the
wholesale price of the manufactured
article delivered here, less the cost of
labor, is exactly what we loose ny n
community on each of these articles at
present sold.
The advantages of manufacturing
these articles here, where the raw ma
terial can be had of first hands, are
obvious, and the necessity of such in
dustries to the future welfare of Dallas,
is manifest. Each branch of manu-
facture to which these articles belong
could be established here ON Il small
scale, with a moderate capital stock,
and by that industry, enterprise and
perseverance which should character
ize the management of such enter
prlses, become in few years mines of
wealth to the stockholders. Com
bined, these industries would, beyond
all peradventure, make Dallas, what
we would have her, "the indianapolis
of TeXas.n
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An Interesting Question = Can Con.
sumption be Cured?

This question Is often asked but rarely an
swered to the satisfaction OF the patient
Our answer Is that pulmonary consumption
In Its incipient form is as durable us any
other disease, If only the right remedies are
applied, The question naturally arises as to
what are the remedies? In reply we state
that Marsden's Poctoral Balm has been used
successfully in over q million of cases, and
has been adopted by physicians as the most
reliable remedy known for the treatment of
Bronchial affections.
One great reason that Marsden's PICTORIAL
Balm has gained such popularity, is the fact
that II Is within the reach of all, and can be
purchased from all dealers at fifty cents for a
small or one dollar large bottle. One bot
tie will effect cure in most cases.
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Books Of subscription for the capital
stock of this company are now open,
and will remain open for short time
at the office of j. b. Scruggs, Esq, on
Lamar street, over Schneider & Davis
store. 1t is the desire of the projectors
of the company that a portion should
be owned by our citzens-as much as
forty per cent--though the company
have the means and willingness to
carry OH the work without this, if our
citizens do not desire to take stock.
Stockholders, however, it should be
borne in mind, will have advantages
in the price of gas, to some extent. We
feel very well satisfied that the stock
will be good paying investment out
side of that. We have never known a
gas company, if well managed, to be
otherwise.
Major Scruggs Informs us that dis
patch from New Orleans gives advices
of the shipment early in the present
week of five car loads of main piping,
which may be looked for here in the
course of the present week. Contracts
are already made for laying five miles
of pipe through the principal business
part of the city; many citizens are
now having the fixtures placed in their
stores and residences, and others will
have them in short time /; and it is
confidently believed that the city will
be lighted with this beautiful illumina-
tor by the first of May.
All information desired in regard to
the company and its stock, may be OBJ
tanned by calling on Major Scruggs.
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Nos ce.

At meeting of the Medical Society of the
city Of Dallas, held on February 25th ulto.,
the following gentlemen were appointed n
committee OF arrangements for the meeting
OF the State Medical Association In this city
on Tuesday, the 7th day of April next, viz
W. II. Sutton, NJ. D., NJ. H. Oliver, NJ. D., l..
Elliott. NJ. D., NJ. A. Cornelius, NJ. D., r. W.
Allen, NJ. d., J. V. Childers, NJ. d., and r. II.
Jones, NJ. d.
The members of the profession throughout
the state, are most cordially invited to be
present on the occasion.
W. II. SUTTON, MD,
Ad2w27w2w Chairman.
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NOTICE..

The Daily Herald ~ now fur
nished 10 subscribers by carrier AT 20
cents per week. The paper viii be de.
livered regularly each morning ut mn
early hour. u any part Of the city nnd
suburbs within n mile and balf vi
the court house. Subscribers falling
10 receive their paper viii ObIigc by
reporting to MIR. Basye at this Office.
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Attention Stockholders.

The first annual meeting Of
The stockholders Of the Dallas
Real Estate and Building
Association will be held II,
Fields thcNter, on Monday,
Both instant, at z I-2 o'clock
Il. M. Attention ~ called to
article A, section 1. Of the BY
laws, i'm reference 10 proxies.
by order Of the President.
Il. u. BARRY,
Secretary and Treasury.
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Tho citizens of Dallas are hereby notified
that the sanitary laws of the city OF Dallas
will take effect from this date, and that after
the expiration of twenty days the city mar
shall and police force will report all nuisan-
ces to me. All keepers of hotels, boarding
houses, salosns, vegetable stands, hide
houses and places where filth accumulates
rapidly, are notified that the sanitary laws
will be rigidly enforced after the above da te
MAT. A. CORNELIUS, MD.
Health officer city of Dallas.
March Z, 1874.
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ION WORK.

We have the facilities and the work.
men 10 do IN good work, and nj M
low yates. ~ cnn be done anywhere
ana We mean 10 do ID. bring your
Fine job worIs 10 THE DAILY HER
AID oyrIpE. Corner of Main md
Lamar streets.
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ALWAYS AHEAD.

The Large Book and Station
cry House Of Pierce a. Lyle
have just opened the largest
stock Of CrOquet Sets ever he
fore brought to Dallas. As the
season IL dra wing nigh for this
beautiful and fashionable
game, we would advise every
one to go and purchase IL set.
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Hon. S. A. VENroN, of Denton,

Hon. 5. "A. NENTON, of Denton, is
stopping Mt the Crutchiield House.
ANYBODY wanting q desirable resi-.
dence IRE referred to the advertisement
of Mccoy u Mccoy, in to-day's paper
THAT enterprising house, Keene 4
Nichols, madeSa contract, yesterday, to
supply fifty thousand pounds of bread
stuflS to the frontier.
Mr.. S. r. whitley, agent for Mark
Twain's books, informs us that he will
deliver the books to his subscribers in
Dallas on Tuesday next, March 81.
SEE notice of Ileene n Nichols, who
want transportation for fifty thousand
pounds Of freight to Fort Richardson.
A military escort will be furnished
from Jaoksboroand return.
That whole-soul fellow and clever
gentleman, Colonel w. II. Hicks, of
Fort Griffin, fell like benediction in
the midst of his many friends here
yesterday.
MICS cigarstandi in the Favorite bill
lard hall, on Main street, is perfect
bVou, both in its fixtures and the quail
ity of stock. The genuine escipcion,
imperial, mardi gras and infantas are
to be found there--that's certain.
WEwere visited last evening, by Mr..
j. s. Woods, of Rockwall, who is here
on business connected with that live
little paper, the Rockwell Banner,
which erepresents as agent and solic-
itor. We bespeak for Mr.. Woods two
columns of business cards.
The grange movement is going for
ward with undated momentum in the
county, and is sorry at its inability to
take hand in the approaching munic-
ipal election. Wait till Dallas attains
her full growth, and you will be in
cluded in the incorporate limits.
Two observation-disclosures announce
ing that the books of subscription to
the capital stock of the Dallas Gas
Light Company We're open, and an
other of . cheap house for sale by
John Henry Brown--were accident
ly omitted from yesterdays paper.
They will be found in their proper
place to-day.
The statement in the HERALD of the
10th instant, to the effect that Mr.. Hall,
formerly operator of the Texas and
Pacific road, had ''gone heels foremost
into 'troublep in Houston, does that
gentleman gross injustice, based
as it was upon a malicious rumor.
We make this amend unhesitatingly,
confident that the writer of the para
graph has no desire to place the gen.
tleman in afalselight.
WE take pleasure in referring the |
reader to the renewed card of Adams & |
Leonard, bankers, corner Elm and
Austin streets. This old established
banking firm doesa general banking,
exchange and collection business.
drawing sight drafts on all important
cities in the United States and Europe.
Their facilities for drawing direct on
European cities are very superior, and
to this class of their business they
devote especial attention.
THE drain running across Austin
street. on Main, and which fora season
has been almost impossible to vehi-
cles, is to becleaned and covered with
O wooden culvert. A much needed
improvement, gentlemen of the city
administration, aud one, when COM
completed, which will bring gently
upon your beads meritsd praise. The l
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Pine Lnnds I'm Rtlslx County.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of VIM. $. Anderson, offering
for sale 2,042a acres of the best pine
land in Rusk county, only three miles
south of the Texas and Pacific rail-
road, and six miles north of the Inter
national railroad. Apply for Informal
ton to G. b. Kilgore, ESD, at Kilgore,
Rusk county, or to Colonel George w.
Baylor, in this city.
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The torture endured by the subject to
Asthma Is beyond expression. To such we
have question to ask: Why suffer when re-
lief IL within yourreach? Marsden's Pector-
nj Balm has proved successful in the treat
ment of every case For sale by all drug
gists.
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CrOquet Sets of all sizes and
prices al
PIERCE LYLE'S.

GO to Franklin's book store,
IL yOn want Bibles Of any kind,
or pictures, or picture frames.
or blank books. or stationery.
or frcsl, garden seeds. or wall
paper. or albums, or dairies, or
anything else usually found In
AZ tirst-class book store. Frank
lin sells cheap.
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Have You tried the new sta
tlOnery and paper firm, OppO-
site the pOstOflice? Reed q
LathrOp will sell envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper,
and stOnt MANILA bags, ut 81.
Louis prices.
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The New Lumber Yard,

Corner Elm and Sycamore streets, il
stocked with the best and cheapest assorted
white pine, poplar and yellow pine lumber,
Call then and make the best bargains. Sat
isiaction guaranteed.
q. l.. HERNDON,
3jdlw Agent.
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Fruit ana Confectionery Stands for
SaIa

We have three fruit and confectionery
stands for sale, one or two OF which we de-
sire to dispense with, as we cannot attend to
them all, and any one desiring to purchase
viii get a bargain.
For particulars, enquire of L. r. Botto &
Bro, southeast corner of the square, lOdtf
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the GENERAL MARKET,

General business remains quiet Mer'
chants arc preparing for the reception OF now
goods In anticipation Of u heavy sprlpg trade
There Is little or no alteration In prices since
our lust report,
our quotations represent cash prices iol
round lots,
Brendstunh and Drain.
Flour-Exp Family IS JOgO 0Oj Choice
XXN W OOg6 ~ XN%sl 7j@S OOi Xxx VI 9e
ADO.
Bran, y 100 lbs, 81 W,
Oats b bushol o. l-2gBjC.
Wheat per bushel, 81 3j6sl 10. ...H.
Corn, per bnshel, II 90.
Corn meal, per 10 lbs, q OJ@l Is.
Polnloes--Enrly Rose seed VI V9O ~ Tabl'
81 2)m5 "a.
Groceries.
Jeansj Navy SO co. 4aEs Ab
Bacon Clenrsidas lllgcj Breakfast li-rc
Hams, canyassed, ligi7ci Hamsisugnf-eured
lbc,
Molaases In barrels per GALLON Fair zoe
Prime 75ci Choice zoe; Golden syrup SDci silver
Drlps OOo. .U 'UIf 40
sugar I'm barrels per pound Fair l0c
Prime lllSc; Choice l2ci Yellow clarified l2c
White clarified he; Powdered l5c;Crushed IA
Fish (AlackereD No, |, half barrels slOi No
2. half barrels 30; No. l. kits ~, No. = kitss2 "
Tobacco, per 10, 6lQ1S5o.
Whiskcy, per gallon, VI 0O92 10. |
Coffee and Tea.
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Go to Hill, Shields & Co., and look ut the
patent wall paper. II is certainly the great
est invention ever introduced, IL being
cheaper, more durable and ornamental than
ordinary wall paper.
i0d2t G. W. GARDNI TER, State agent.
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Notice..

The store house now occupied by Clark,
Bryan 4 Blake, west side OF public square,
will be for rent after March 10, 1874. They
will move to the Iron Front building. north
side Of the square. CLARK 4 BRYAN.
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

See advertisement of b. f. Luce Il
Co.--two horses stolen, and reward OF
twenty-five dollars for their recovery.
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MIR. a. w. HECIlITr

IL our nuthOrlYea agent for this city, with
power 10 make collections and solicit adNpr'
tisamenis ana SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor ms paper
All contracts made by him viii DO rccog'
nlHed by this Office.
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Cows! Cows,

A lot of milch cows, with calves, will mr.
rive on Friday or Saturday. They can be
seen in the stable opposite the Crutchfeio
house. Also, lot of fine Berkshire pigs, for
sale by
KEENE q NICHOLS,
3Sd3t CornerElm and Austin sts
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just open, at +. b. Bryan II Co.'s splendid
stock of spring goods. Tho ladies should call
at once and examine. 29dtf