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SOME OF CUR ADVERTISERS.

The Brooks house, on Lafayette
square, New Orleans, was for many
years house for Tennesseeans visit
ing that city. Mr.. Brooks came here
last summer and took the CrutchIield
hotel, and is keeping up the reputation
he has enjoyed for forty years ofknow-
ing how to keep hotel.
No. 90 Elm street is where you will
md everything in the way of wicks,
cnimneys, burners, lamps, chandeliers
and Spang's excelsior illuminating oil,
as well Us other kinds.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, December S.-Money
steady and unchanged. Gold l12IG
~ silver, steady and higher at lli@
III, buying and selling Commercial
bills abundant. Rates easy. CONNER
cial New York sight currency 1 dis
count commercial New York sight
gold nominal A; New Orleans sight cur
rency ! discount; New Orleans sight
gold discount sterling, so days, $50.
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The end IL NOT Iei for stili
they come, The largest slack
Ia ihe west NJ r0eh-b0liGln
prices. keh0Vl, DiHhA anll mise
ceiiane0us bO0l.s, wall paper,
window shades, picture fTalnes
and mouidings, musical ilsiru-
nenis, stationery Of every dee
scripllOn, iaaey goods im end'
less variety, ANA, we'll, 10 enu-
nierale all WouId take lhe
whole side 0f lhe Herald,
PIERCE a. LYLE,
bO7 Main,
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AIuniinOus and
Ornamental building Paper
Will make your houses warm
at u very small cost. For sale
by REED " LATHItOP, Agents.
800 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY Of DALLAS.

VIII Of DALLAN.
M0yOr--W. l., Cubell.
Englncei-Mllllam NJ, Johnson.
Attorncy-Willinm NJ, Edwards,
TroaAuror--tobcrt II. West,
Assessor ana Colleotor-Thomns J. Keeton.
Mnrahal-Junius Peak.
Health onicer;-Dr. NJ, A. Cornelius.
Aldermen First ward; II, Il, Burkos, Joe
a, Leonard, Horny ErvNy. Second ward; Il.
ID. Coughlnour, John NJ, Howell. Third
ward, A, Il, llonsley, John owens, Jos. q.
MCDONNELL f,urth wards II. II. Mcconnell,
W, q. Young.
The Offices of tho various city officers are
NJ the city market house. The board OF AL
derlnen meet In regular session at the eOun-
rll room over The market, every Tuesday
night.
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For clothing, hats, caps and
shoes, for n mere song, 10 10 the
Dollar Store.
OPEN AGAIN.
No. sos Main Street,

Is the number where our
old friends and the public gem
orally will find us, with % full
stock OF books, paper of all
kinds. stationery, wall paper.
paper bags. wrapping paper
for grocers and merchants, cot
ton sampling paper, etc. New
goods coming I'm mt
REED q LATHROp,S-
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Extend u Helping Hand.
10 the Editor Of tho Dallas iIoraldi

10 the Edllpf ~ lhu Dallas Herald
Having reliable information that the
number OF immigrants 10 Texas this
year viii be much larger than ever be-
fore, II becomes my duty TO ask, In be-
half Of these strangers about 10 become
our lell0w-cllIlens, the kind offices aud
inequalities Of the respective neigh
b0rhOods IN which they propose ~ set
tie, Let w all remember that they ale
our brethren from slsler states that
with nv they have shared danger, and
that they have been subjected 10 pri-
vations from which, under Gods bless
Ing, we have been spared, know
! shall not appeal 10 the humanity and
christianity Of Texans In vain, While
each II expected 10 extend the helping
hand TO our brethren, there are some
things that the whole neighborh0od
should Join In doing A place Of shell
tor and reposo should be provided,
where families can remain IN warmth
and comfort while the husband and
father IL looking for u location. Pro.
visions should be supplied-.l will not
say gratuitously, but certainly nj low
rates, Physicians should let II be
known that they will attend the sick
without charge, The minlster OF the
neighborhood may take IL upon hlnl-
self to guide, direct, and furnish with
information all who come. In short,
knowing how strong are the first I'M
pressions formed In u strangers mind,
let all seek to exercise the duties OF
Christian hospitality, and convince
our new neighbors that they have
come among whole-souled, liberal
minded, generous people.
Very truly,
j, b. ROBERTSON,
Superintendent of Immigration.
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WALL, PAPER AND WIN
DOW SHADES.

Franklin IL CO., booksellers,
statiOners, etc., JO4 Main street,
have now on hand 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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Ere the substance fades"
And the place to do it is at Freeman's Gal
lery, where nothing but frst-class pictures
are made. Studio, corner Houston and Elm
Streets 2S5d2w
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FOR SALE.

MY residence, Garner raeiae avenue
aud Houston streets, embracing iiaifH
black "f ground, win u well nnisi'ed
one-story and basement roeA'eonereie
building, ana all necessary oui-b"ild'
ings, eie, Al early applicant may No.
cure u bargain,
JNO, W, swIsDELLs,
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what the Southern Press Nm, =,
Tribune. "e

We consider the Tribune n Wan,
pnPoiI Ahheyille IN, o. Citizen valuable
nv view york Tribune, IN la iaiuhh,
Niaba,,m,s oApahuIe OF outrage sianda, anl
hlhnnhih anu ulher states, has done i,ns,h on
service 70 truth and Justice NJ ,ln'nenSe
lcltgfhph ana Messenger '''"Vph lual
we thank tho New York r,ih,,,
manly ana powerful words In d e,,,ioI III
I uomery "a ,a sho people u Alahalna'"1Nonn,s
The best newspaper I'm the mail,
sew York Tflbnne, II combines ihn y lhe
ana hil2nrlly OF the London IImes ulkhlly
representative news enterprise of ANU lhe
baltimore Bulletin. "' VI america.
~, = paper 70 be admired for itslndepcndou..
ol ione ana iis reliability OF news finuugglce
pm Methodist, Baltimore, MARYLAND 9"p'sro
ANY one who wants IA lrst'cios.
when Keeps fully up with tIo iI,,es Paper
hlurnl science and art should anhscrhhI'er
se tribune spartanburg Is u CaISl,moIr
The Imperial sheet OF the world uo
iorM Trioune.-lrhe Jacksonville F'i"l NV NV
We regard II M the best paper an 49,,
e Tnnn IN me United staies,- MorrlsloSwS
To-day the New York Tribune sn,,oA,
edly The nrst OF American newspape,s"' u 'cn
ever may pe said OF It's rivals, IL hns nl "aar
won precedence OF ali, and Very crc,i,,shH
uoes ~ represent the journalism Of the c"ung
wy ms uthilhg win all the lODIeq co,n
lnE within the range OF u nowSpansr So ~,
tribune makes n speciality OF tho grcat sn ,he
!ect OF agriculture. II becomes thereioppsS V'
matter OF vital Importance 10 the cnnn,,N
thnt Tue direction Of the ideas of thjs "a,y,
section should be In able and conseian,l,o"SSss
iiands, and matter for congratuation iSas
NE farmers newspaper par excelIenna I hos
t N high standing OF the Tribune y lTSs
IN. W South l'he
The Now York Tribune IL doInp n oroo,
work In popularzing science, by the pnb SIn.
catioh Of cheap extras to that greal daIlv
-lour Monthly, Clinton, y. q. '''
American newspaper enterprise ia nroha.
Ply NJ TINS time more fully illustrated I'm ,he
daily issues OF the New York Tribune ib 'uo
any other journal.-[W ilmington, N. c.
Unequaled in culture, dignity, compreben.
slve breadth, polish of expression and intel.
lectual fettered by no party ties, bolted in.
decencies OF speech, and hysteric with no
tural Journal. ~ "e''''''
Surely the paper has maintained success.
fully the high popularity which he he.
queathed IT,, and the name OF an ably con.
Quoted and Independent journal, which il
now deserves even more Justly than nj INV
time during Mr.. Greeley's life.-Ipetersburg
(Va.) Index.
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AIsNOLD'S INKS AND WRIT
ING FLUID.

by the pint, quart or gallon,
cheap, very cheap, at Frank
Inns book store, 0Ol Main
street, and everything else
usually found Ia IL first-class
book store, may be found AT
the same place and sold on The
same terms.
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TERMS orTHB TRIBUNE

Daily, by mail, $40 per year; Semi Weekly,
W 70 per year; five copies, 81 50 each.
Weekly, 50 per year; ten co, les, ST q each.
twenty copies, 81 10 each.
~n-Postage in oil cases is paid by the Trib.
une, and papers addressed to each subscri.
Der, without extra charge.
Agents wanted in every town, TO whom
liberal cash commissions will be paid.
Specimen copies, circulars and posters
free. Address
THE TRIBUNE,
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IIinckIcy a. DibrcII

Desire TO inform their friends and the public
that they are NJ the old stand prepared to do
all kinds oftln work. and viii have full sup.
ply OF stoves and tlnwaro In three or four
weeks
Dallas, NovembcrII. 23jdlm
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UNTIL JANUARYvl, 1875,

M VIII give one years subscription to the
monthly, and the entire eight bound vol
, uIhes, IN cioth, containing more than 600
not paid, for SIC the same. volumes In libra
paid, sN,tO. s'''
Vt, one years subscription 10 the Monthly
eioth, containing oil .sThc Great south"
tPagers, charges paid. sIo 90; charges not paid
81 oo the same, volumes in library style,
cnmarges paid, sl2 90 charges not paid. 5000.
we prepay postage on all subscriptions re-
ceived at the above rates.
SUBSCRIBERS Will please remit in postofTice
money orders, or in hank, checks or drafts. or
Dy registered letters. Money In. letters not
registered, at sender's risk.
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llides-Dry Aint selected 0l@0!ei
luiphprs' green 7lm7G
Gold, hnying " selling lsl,
Cotton weak and irregular Or
dinarY, lllei good Ordinary, 1879
low mIdiliug, lig middling, l4lei
good niddliug, llle, Receipts 2iOs2i
sales, 800 stock 71,a02,
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WINDOW AND PICTURE
GLASS

May be- found NJ very reduced
prices and I'm large quantities
~ Frnnsiin's book store, 5Ot
Main street.
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odd Fellows.


Eureka Lodge, \, d. IL u, u, w., meets at
richardson, Dallas e0unly, every Wednes,
dAy evening" AZ half'pasl qeloek,
J Us, FLoYD, Secretary,
HlDdELEY hNuAMPMENT No, Is, 1. o.
U, W meets on the trHt ana third Friday
his9S !" oAoN month ~ ln ao 9aa Feilgys'
MolsE KAHs, scribe,
DALLAh LODGE No, a, LO,O,F,, meeta
G ia,J sYq lI, "Wednesday 1ighh q !he oaq Fol
'"FAF WIZ seo,etarsS Jas w. pAVis' NJ w.
TRINITY LODGE No, i, q, q, H., meets
every Monday might ~ Odd Fellows hall
II, u, MCCONNELL, N, q,
aood Tempiars,
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, l. o, q. r.,
meets every Saturday night ~ the Thomas
:, sion. Y, RECORD, W. CT.
j. W, RECORD W, SECRETARY.
Patrons Of Iiusbandry,
nllECKlNHIDGE GRANGE No, n, OF the
Ihlronh Of lluAbandry, meets ~ Patrona'
nall Richardson, on tile FIRST and third Hat
ufdayS OF each month, .,
D, H. BEoRRn, Secretary,
knights Of Pythins.
COEuR DE LEON LODGE, No, 4, meet.
every Tuesday evening, IL, h. Seay, Past
CHANCELLOR n. Ward Chancellor COnman-
derj n, NJ, Mleis, Vice Chancellor IL. i.
frelatei A, n, jet Masterof Exchequer j. Il,
Downs IVaater of Finances j.. q. Leigh Keep
erol Records ana Seals Cross, NJ. at A.
Britanie society.
The brltanlo society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In Knighta Of Pythias
hall, ]. IL, MUNDEE, President.
j, II, RYAN, Secretary.
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SOCIETIES,


IemIlar, viii meet at Inc A syium Ia lhe eitv
81 llhllAsl ga lhe lirsl Thursday ailer lhe lasl
saturday Ia each month,
Ep, u, hpWER, Heeoldor.
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The best place to buy your
crOckery and queensware in the
Dollar Store.
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A fine front room, suitable for
bedroom or Office. AppIy ut
the Dollar Store.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OBFICE OF THE DALLAS HFRALD,l
December 7, 1874.
Exchnune

December Z, 1874. !
Exchange.
New York commercial, buying, "a discount,
~ Louis commercial, buying, q discount.
New Orleans commercial, buying, a discount
galveston commercial, buying, n discount.
New York bank, selling, from par to u pre-
MUM. ~
st. Louis bank, selling, from par TO u PIE
MUM. ~
New Orleans bank, selling, from par to u
premium. ~
oasyeston bank, selling, from par to 14@Ia
premium. 'f'1
Buying. Selling.
SOLO. .,.'......loS@ clio
oilNer..., .lUOG MlO7
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NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, December h,-C0rn
lifmfT mixed DuClllG choice white
p3G bran advanced u %, Pork ssl "a,
Dry slll meat dullaud lower shoulders
ll6Nei other unchanged,
CpIlon-Demand good, Sales, 1880
bales, Prices lower Good Ordinary
10 strict good 0rdiuary, lal@lasei low
mlddllng 10 strict low middling, l8s
lllagei middllng 10 strict middling,
llGIlllei good middllng 10 mlddling
fair l4sGglbi fair
Receipts, b,ibl bales exports cont
nenl, h,lIO bales eoaslwise, llh balesi
Great Britain, 1000 bales stock lha,-
hales unsold last evening, 10000 bales
on shlpboard, lOa,6O1 bales,
Gold, III, Sight, discount, Ster'
ling IS %.
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ScRIBNER & CO.,
65i broadway. New York

PERSONS ordering change in the dIrec lon
y. magazines must give both the old and
new address In full. No change can be made
~ ~ ., ,ne o,h OF any month In the address of
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TANNEHlI4L LODGE, No, *, n. AA.M.
facets an tlle second ana last saturday gwen,
ings Of each month, ~ the Masonic Hall.
JOHN H. coon w NJ
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ALI our Pianos are Double veneered.
description OfStyleS, with Prices

NO. IL l,S Octave, front Round Corn
N er tla.a 6 S,,se, CHryed hegs.;.. si75
ers serpentine moulding, carved lers bAo
NO. 81 l-S Octave, front Round Corn wv
,ers, three mouldings, carved legs b5o
No !n r. Id Octave, four Round Corners,
three iuouldings, carved leus and
- an
NO, - i-S octave, four Round Corners,
carved moudings, legs and Tyres zoo
THESE pianos are all made of the hest seas.
onS i .n1ihterlal, and BY first-clpss workmen,
TIRE satisfaction. A written guarantees az.
mpa,les the bill of each piano. Sold on
Address orders from Texas to
DORMAN, HOLMES d CO..
ziSdu Dallas or Galveston, Texas.
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IIEWHF TUIIH FTNIFTNTIl
DALLAS HlDuE, No ii2 v, A A, NJ,
meets on tlle hrsl saturday evening OF every
MONTH AZ It's hall over Wheais store, on
Main street VIC, YOUNG, w, M,
A, w. koWLls, Secretary,
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THE
New ~ YORK TRIBUNE
,, "lAe Leading American NeVlplJnn''1
FOUNDED BY HORACE eRpr, p,

III
~ We recent elections the n,o,, ~
lllhh y lhNpr ~ honesty hi hesiple have a.
hrppnuphpt ~ JOnrnallsIn 'IiHNe and Il,
nniph years hkn declared lllat 4, W. lFlhuns
,ufs, Miulp sould rs u party we h0l Az
~ ss,u.p'i ~ lhe popular vim elala,
voiee ~ M. s,sn ~ iveusnlseA Ia ihs ,s'eA ii
In goyerimant ns ,ul ieipfm andinil We
~ pllk newspapers Duflun ,ue liundthe
Nhlpn llaA lust closed 'fhs M ~ eainpslss
maintained liz right 10 lie IN push haIui
W AanelleAh newspaper 1'i' ~ Nl3ad
n '"n ssnIa ahn Ielainh for tiie hspnlllog Il
puhliAhes ALL The ns.s "t
PAPER si ~" more '"'e'l'H'"'lS 'Lsa sa s sIGs
" lnAlsls on peace throuahon, =, WV
Npulltyi lhe night OF local s,itul we Whols
alu VIZ protection OF ali elass'.Is pi,Nslnilebi
V'1tp thell ntl aud legal riahts "lhe eltI,
hst,yesnn " na,,l uoLnlthce aud aood
houesi nnd All 1,u svullli ana Iabors ,sllhg
~ maintains fairness ana ca,
p uu'ip ileh anu questions, and ddpl loNAm
pulposy toward assoc tIg M MY Rld
~ publishes scientific newS re ,nalh
aio l. a,iu discoveries 10 u de,Ira Ivy lltous
nape aV'"'"c' never before alisinel jhullnta
II gives every week ton or ,no..
the most carefully prepar'd eolhmSOf
lhhlleI uuflng the year, much sslpnllunl
hhHIushln thAn the entlfo con, mvlt IN M
vther agricultural pnblloaIlon a,,d.woi any
lulIhllih department OF Whieh u.he Whole
abnunltulhl ylltor saidi III basa ~, n.lhlnthl
ence which ever ssissea ~ any other lnan'
~ has published u series of so,.....-
literary extras which have mel n N No and
anu more emphatic pOpular ~ Wlutf sale
any hNIIlhr publication of lie Iln1'H Than
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Just received a fancy assert.
ment Of fancy goods at the
Great Southern Dollar Store.
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. Al, ROYAL Areh
ihsOlsi meets az the Chapter llO0ms la the
Guy 81 Dallas, on lne mat Monday la each
month, w 49,"
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LIVERPOOL, December s,-Noon-
Cotton duh aud depressed, Uplands,
1BM7!di Orleans, SD,
NV fOHH.
NEW fOhK, December h,-NOOn-COt-
ton dull uplands, li4ci Orleans, lac,
Gold, ll0B,
Evening Cotton quiet Sales | ZOO
bales NJ ll!Gllsc,
CoIIon-Net receipts Os2 bales !
gross, $500 bales,
Futures chased steady. Sales $4,000
bales, December, II l-lGCi January
llgci February II al-32G9l5c, March, 10
l'asc April, 10 sl-a2ci May, 10 l5'lOG9
IL II -i2c
Money easy At 2! per cent Sterling
quiet aud firm, Gold, llOlGelll, Cow
ernmonta dull but steady, States quiet,
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A. III. Steagall, merchandise
broker. cOnveyancer and no
tary public. Oilice--NO. lO7
lamar street.
NBltf
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"Ncuril."

Instantaneous cure for Neuralgia,
oddly nc. HOSKINS, Agent Tor Dallas.
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WANTS WANTED.

advertisements ~ mis- column wiH be- inserted at
ne lOloWiHO r0iYi TEN CENTS pER
LINht0rHTS, insertion dad FIVE CENTS
per- Inc 6l edch additional insertion, No adj.
rcahcmrW inserted fJr less man FIFTP
CENTS.
WANfEb--A situation, by u young man
w OF good steady habits and willing TO
ness, including the drug and notion busl-
ness, Address, "B," Herald once.
2jld3t
A GOOD servant girl wanted good wages
~ guaranteed. Inquire NJ
AGd3t CHINA HALL,
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p.s.v ,W'Me, YOUNG, M,E,H,P,
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IT H r. NJ 49,:

rour dollars year, in advance ;85 cents q
number; six numbers lone vol.) s2 90 the
81 eai na bound in cloth, $500; in extra style,
"a W each. Bound volume s sent. charpe s paid.
lovers for binding sent, postage paid, Tor 80
GENTS each. The back numbers exchanged
ior bound volumes at rs cents each, subscri-
ers paying charges both w,vs
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Try the "Parepan cigar at Molietps
aud rest In peace,
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Whole tickets $50; Halves $25; Tenths,
or each coupon, SO, Eleven whole tickets
$500; 22t tickets $1,000; liz whole tickets
$1,000; 227 whole tickts $4,000. No dis
count on less than $500 wsrth OF tickets.
Tho Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted in
all respects. like the throe which have al
ready been given, and full particulars may be
earned from circulars, which will be sent free
from this office to all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for
agencies will be attended TO In the order they
are received, and it is hoped that they will be
sent in promptly that there may be no disap'
pointInent or delay in filling all. Liberal
terms given &c those who buy to sell again.
All agents are peremptorly required to settle
Up their accounts and return all uu.
sold tickets by the goth OF Mach.
THO. Il. BRAMLETTB,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Man.
ager Gift Concert, Public Library Building,
Louisville, Ky. declTDtawkWtnov3l
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w. IL. MARTINS

Has just opened in his new building a
full stock Of everything in his line, consist
ing in part of fine assortment of new books
of all kinds.
A iirst-class stock of stationery, including
besides full assortment Of all the minor ar
iicles, envelopes letter cap, note, wrapping,
drawing, tissue papers and twine in quaint
ties.
In the musical line he has fine lot OF in
struments, strings, trimmings and parts Tor
repairing. rt
Of cartridges large stock OF all sizes,
wholesale and retail.
Dentists can procure from him everything
needed by the profession.
Orders for surveyors compasses and chains
mathematical instruments. magic lantefs, OPP
teal. philosophical and chemical apparatus,
pianos, organs and band instruments sold al
manufacturers prices. N5DaW3m
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PRATT's ASTRAL OIL.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-28
N,st waes

P'epssss 10 build and donate 10 the cous,y
q new courthouse. psoviding the comfy will
consent to the reHsval Of the county seat 70
tina: side Of the river. They will bind them.
selves IN sosd V any extent, that ths honse
will smell sstSr thsn the old one, by al lsss,
thousand PER esn&. II this isn't an sntic-
ing bid vo doA't know wha. to call H. II Il
was Gus "pst" We would say yes; BY oil
means, move u ~ h--alifax. or anywhere
else 30 tAss Ne fearful orders II dispsnses
could not sndanssr tbs public health.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-28
JACK FIERCE,

JACK PIERCE,
The auction man of tho West, makes
things lively on his side u the square, judg.
ing, vs. we do from the amount OF goods We
sse leaving hia house, purchased nj u mere
sony.
How Jack gets hts soods 10 another thing,
bu, we suspec. him IN some way connected
with that class Of merchants who get their
goods In that mysterious wsy that enables
them to sell for one half the price Of the
other merchants.
And bu, the fact that we have known Jack
for 10 these many years. we might go a
step further, and say he s. them. No,
we won't say it; out we tell you what we
will say: l.>ag may he wave that's what's
what DAWH