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Musical Notice.

slsnor Joseph Bora, Of Italy, and lately
from New York, respectfully informs the Ia
dies and gentlemen Of Dallas, that he pro-
poses to open musical academy, and teach
vocal and theory in class, and introduce the
distinguished Galen's new method OF musi-
cal instruction. Terms of tuition twenty
lessons in class $1,000, payable in advance.
Scholars have also to provide themselves
with the book; price, sl.5O each. II suffi-
Client humber Of amateur performers, more
or less, can besecured, a society Will be i'm
mediately organized for their Improvement
and the elevation Of the musical taste In this
city, free OF charge-providing the ex-
penses.
p All interested In music are kindly request
ed to meet on Wednesday, the 9th instant,
at Dorman, Holmes & Co.'S music store, at
half.past seven o'clock p. M, on which occa-
sion the circulars explaining the new method
and referenceswill be distributed, and every
thing organized. 96d2t
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The various qualities Of brooms can,
will be, aud are being furnished 10 gro-
GERS mud Others, ut figures less than
tho same articles can possibly be de-
llvered here by the manufacturers
abroad.
For tlie benefit Of the farmers who
care about raising this kind Of crop,
we state on good authority that II Ia
the surest crop known, Whether rain
or shine, food or drouth visit liz field,
II grows well, and after one planting
the land never requires another,
for the seed shaken of the atraws
OF one harvest are the germs OF the
next The price at present offered
Is sixty dollars per ton, and like cotton
and grain, the price varles according
to the supply. Forty!nve dollars per
ton IL the lowest figure broom corn
properly cured has ever brought, and
from that II has has ranged up, In the
New Orleans market, to ten cents per
pound.
The yield In from eight hundred TO
one thousand pounds per acre from the
first planting, and half that much from
the second crop-7two crops being made
yearly! 10 Ia one Of the few products
where the grain and stalk are nearly
equal IN value after threshlng, or
where both straw and grain are utilIz-
able. The seed produced on an acre Of
broom corn weighs more than the
straw made on the same land, and can
be used 10 feed stock and fowls, for
which, being good solid food, II Is
well adapted.
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MEssRs. q. II, SolioELLEoPF ~ Co.,
who were burned out on Friday night
last, have reopened their leather and
hide house, under the firm name OF
schoellkopf 4 Doelllng, and ARE occu-
plying, temporade,d e bdldIpgpp Elm
street, opposite to II, 4, Cowen a Go.
As soon ne. their new bllck building Ia
the Randall block IL finished they VIII
move Into II with II new aud fresh
stock Of everything In their line, and
respectfully invite their friends togive
them q cal, We regret TO learn that
their loss was mulch heavier than al
first represented, AZ they had Just re-
cclved u large stock Of new goods for
the sprlpg trade. NJ
TnEpany friends Of Mr., Darlington,
of Darlington, MarsalIs n Cob VIII be
panied to Nlonrn than while driving
yesterday evening accompanied by
his wife and child, the horse became
unmanageable, the occupants violently
ejecte from the vehicle, and the lady
and child more or less hurt. The acct
dent IL the more TO be regretted M
Mrs. darlington has quite recently
been confined toa bed of sickness and
was coiiyalesclng. We are pleased To
assure the friends Of the family that
the bruises, while painful, fortunately
are not serious. .taipH
AMONG the ARRIVALS at the Cruteh-
field house yesterday were; John A..
Gwynn, ofHouston; Charles w. Geers,
Of the Denton Monltorj q. Nicholson,
Indiana; J, NJ. McNut, p. Masterson
and Pat, Lynch, Of Ohio; G. w. Wal
ker, OF Galveston; Frank ODonald
and He'll Grump, of Arkansas; q. q.
Gelleen, Of MarshalET. SYAldredge, of
vicksburg; NJ. G. Dunlap, Of ,Cleburne;
7. b. ,McCurdy and lady, Of Lancaster;
j. II, Parkerp of Louisiana; A! Britton,
Of New Orleans,
ANOTHER lre occurred at Jefferson
On Tuesday morning, originating In the
Palace livery stable, which, together
with two adjoining buildings was con-
sumed, Loss estimated at $4,000; in.
surance light. Colonel J. II. Corbin, a
prominent citizen, was 'rain overly u
hose carriage, and severely, though moi
fatally, injured. th laatL u1Ha u4n
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Ask Them /,


I IAN advertisement OF II medicine, however
candid and conscientious II may be, does not
always carry conviction with II. The public
know TO their sorrow that the boastful
claims put forth In behalfof the many social
oil remedies are literally "a delusion and n
mare" Probably the bost use, therefore,
chat can be made of the space devoted TO
this notice OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters IL
10 invite those who read II TO inquire OF the
parties that have tested the curative and
preventive properties of the article what
they think OF IT.. We earnestly request all
doubters TO ascertain from such OF their
friends and nelghbors Us have taken this
standard tonic and Alternative as n protection
against malnrious diseases, or NJ u cure for
indigestion, liver complaint, constipation,
rheumatism, nervous debility, headache,
low Spirits languor biliousness, etc, what
Fasteitcr's Bittcrs has done for them. There
IN no testimony 10 trustworthy az that which
Is the result of personal experience.
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Owing to the hard times and the inability
of many Of the suffering TO visit the Naticn-
III Surgical Institute, at indianapolis, three
of the Surgeons of the Institute have yield
ed to urgent solicitations, and will visit Gal
weston, stopping at the Exchange hotel,
April . to II; Austin, Fitzhugh house, April
II and 10, and Dallas, Texas, Crutchfeld
house, April II and Is, 1874, with all kinds OF
Surgical Apparatus and appliances, and fully
prepared TO treat such cases as may call upon
them for relief thus saving the patient
long journey to the Home Institution. They
Will come especially prepared to treat all
Surgical cases; Paralysis; all kinds Of de.
formities OF the Face, Spine and limbs; Dis
eased Jonts; Diseased Eyes; Catarrh; Private
Diseases; Piles; Fistula, etc. No cases will be
undertaken without a fair hope OF relief.
Prices will be moderate. 1t Is needless TO say
that this Institution Is entirely responsible,
and the largest and most popular of the kind
In America, curing thousands of cases an
nually. Come the first day, II possible, as
great crowd VIII be there. Remember the
time and place. Send TO the Institute for
circular. S6deodw2tapl7
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ALWAYS AHEAD.

The Large Book and Station
cry House Of Pierce 4 Lyle
have inst opened the largest
stock Of CrOquet Sets ever be-
fore brought 10 Dallas. A the
season IL drawing nigh for this
beautiful and fashionable
game, we would advise every
one to 20 and purchase q set.
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The ladies OF the Presbyterian church OF
Dallas respectfully announce to the generous
public of the city that they will give sup.
per at Fields theater on the nights Of March
81 and April !. with u lunch on the first OF
April. The object being to raise funds to sus.
tain their church In this city.
Tickets of admission nifty cents, TO DO had
at all the bookstores or at tho door.
JN0. NJ. MCCOY,
W. A, CALDWELL,
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
3jdit Committee for the Ladies'.
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Not &c.

AT n meeting of the Medical Society of the
city OF Dallas, held on February 25th ulto.,
the following gentlemen were appointed a
committee or arrangements for the meeting
OF the State Medical Association in this city
on Tuesday, the 18th day of April next, viz
W. II. Sutton, NJ. D., NJ. H. Oliver, NJ. D., L.
Elliott, NJ. D., NJ. A. Cornelius, NJ. D., II. W.
Allen, NJ. d., j. V. Childers, M. D., and r. II.
Jones, M. d.
The members of the profession throughout
the State, are most cordially invited to be
present on the occasion.
w. II. SUTTON, NJ. D.,
eid2w27w2w Chairman.
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To the Illegal Voters OF the city Of
I'|I Dallas.

To the legal Voters OF the city Of
Dallas.
On Monday, the 23d Instant, tho reglstra-
tlon books, for thu registration OF all legal
voters, win be open at the following places
NJ o0'clook A. NJ, and close At % o'clock y. NJ,
with an inlermission OF one hour each day
at u o'clock, for ave days, consecutively, In
tho Second, Third and Fourth Wards, and
for seven days Sunday excepted In the First
Ward.
First ward--At the old Telegraph office, ON
Jefferson street
Second ward-At Mailoy a Coolies store,
on Grimm street,
Third ward-At Greer's store ON Swiss
street,
Fourth ward-At Youngs store, on Har.
wood street.
WILLIAM G. YOUNG, Registrar.
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Notice

To the citizens of Dallas and county. Your
attention is called to the fact that free
bridge is much needed and desired across
the Trinity river one mile and half above
the city. II you will call at the store of NJ.
II. Hibbler 4 Co., on next Thursday, we will
exhibit to- You n fine and cheap model of II
suspension bridge. Don't fail to call and
see II.
y S7d2t 49, MANY CITIZENS,
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Have you tried the new sta
tiOncry and paper firm, OppO-
site the pOstOfiice? Reed Il
LathrOp will veil envelopes,
writing and wrapping paper,
and stout MANILA bags, at st.
Louis Prices.
2ldlm
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The torture endured by the subject 10
Asthma II beyond expreasion, no such WI
have question 10 asks Why mlfer when IT,
lieflA within your reaeh9 Marsden'a Peclor-
NJ balm has proved successful IN tho treat
ment OF every case, For sale by NIL drug
gisls,
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do 10 FrilnlSIin's hook store,
II You want Bibles OF any Kind,
or pictures, or picture frames,
or blank books, or stationery,
or fresh garden seeds. or wall
paper. or albums, or dairies, or
anything else usually found Ina
u first-clnss book store. Frank
lin sells cheap.
aOdtf
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The =, Dailya Herald, - now fur.
nisIied 10 subsc ribers by carrier mt 20
cents per, week, The paper will be de-
livered regularly each morning ut nm
curly hour. TO any part Of the city ana
snbNSbs, within a mile and half of
the court house. Subscribers failing
10 receive their paper Will obligc by
seporting IL Mr.. Bnsye a. this Office. y
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.Je a9t9,,vnnn,,,.,,
A visit 10 the Mandatory Of Messrs.
Russell d Dismukes .rys

This well known and most essential
implement to order and nePtness Is
now being manufactured in our city,
and promises to be an industry of no
mean Importance, inasmuch as the
enterprsing proprletors' business eye
rests not solely upon the supply of the
local demand, but looks beyond to the
increase, as his facilities will admit, Of
an already growing trade along the
line of the, Central railroad and the
towns southwest of us. g,y ioa
The past history of broom making
has not been so well preserved as that
of some of the arts, but that their use
date to early ages is hardly question:
able. The word bosom, meaning
broom, Is used by Isaiah in speaking
of the destruction of Babylon, ~ will
sweepitwith the bosom Of destruction"
and was suggestive of many proverbs
to the more modern early English
writer's. "a new bosom sweeps clean"
is one, for instance, and t'sweep be-
fore your own door," generally applied
to persons who are continually inter-
fering with affairs that concern them
not, is another; and, just now, "the
broomofreformp cry among the poll
,ticians, isnot only proper figure, but
n popular one with those taking IN in
terest In our approaching municipal
election.g 1pipU & no t AT
But, as politics are supposed not to
concern us, we will "sweep before our
own door, by continuing ourselves ton
brooms. The broom derived its name,
it is'said, from a small shru b, growing
in great abundance on the sandy heaths
of England, and of which the bosom
was made-broom corn in those days,
being known alone TO the ancestors of
Twain's "heathen Chinese" "f"
And right here we may not inappro-l
priately remark, that the broom corn,
or sorgum, pis cultivated ION u large
;mnortant Am Cbina r. at,a,ms
an astonishing size there, and itsstalks
with ontasa n tbs coest !, ot,on -
farm honses and naiIinos T. fnrn,shos
"Johnn a considerable quantity Of
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ThespInn Festival.

There win DO n Concert, Tabeaux and
Charades given at the Thomas church, on
"Wednesday evening, the lst OF April, A. ID.
1874, blythe young ladies and gentlemen OF
the neighborhood, the object or which IL to
complete said building for church and
school purposes. Come one, come all.
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Clean I'm, Clean I'm,

The citizens of Dallas are hereby notified
thst 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 win report all nuisan-
ces to me. All keepers of hotels, boarding
houses, saloons, vegetable stands, hide
houses and places where filth accumulates
rapidly, are notified that the sanitary laws
will be rigidly enforced after the above dat to
NAT. A. CORNELIUS. NJ. d.
Health officer city of Dallas.
March 7, 1874.
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Notice..

The store house now occupied by Clark,
Bryan 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 & BRYAN.
23dlm
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Reed a. LathrOp, opposite the
pOstOflice, have paper bags,
straw and MANILA paper, at 1T.
Louis prices.
2ldlm
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The New Humber YARD.

Corner Elm and sycamore streets, In
stocked with the best and cheapest assorted
white pine, poplar and yellow pine lumber,
Call then aud make the best bargains. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
.. q. HERNDON,
Ddlw Agent.
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.soADvERrIsEMENTs

Intended for the mornings Herald
sh6uld be handed in by o. o'clock the
previounl evening to insure their I'M
sertiOn. 'if''N''
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NOTICE,

No accounts against employes In tbe
,ITesAId O6iee viii be allowed 1p settle
mcnts with the onicc nnIeas an order
from tine PrNpriet0r IN given. OIL,
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Flat dry ioci selected dry l7ci dry solted
SosSIsci green sailed Dc; deer skins Dci Il on
for grubby In all classes.
Harness Loather-oak iOgi3c; Heml0ck 500
Ale; Sklrting i5@i 0c. Aole Leathsr-oak i4s
iOc; Hemlook B3l9gc. ~ Z
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Exchange,
Nollon.

The cotton market continues quiet and
frm, The receipts for ills past week amount
10 i3 bales. making the total receipts Al tho
cotton yards for the /prsAept seasoh AZ date,
2i,2ei bales. Prices are soInewhat hrmer,
We quote 7 Good ordinary l2ySi low mid
ding II cents.
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New Invoices of the latest tylesof the mos
elegant variety of new goods at
29dtf II. b. BRYAN Il CO.'S,
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Cowal Cowsl

A lot Of milch COWS, with calves, viii ar
rive on Friday or Saturday. They can he
seen In the stable opposite the Crutchnela
house, Also, II lot Of fine Berkshire pigs, for
IsBle by w 'SlJ4lAJ s.sfe''
h4n KEENE d NICHOLS,
3sdat CornerIclm and Austin sts.
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Croquet setis Of all Sizes an,
prices at
PIERCE a. LYLE's.

barbera always use the bestg which IN
Bineands Lightning Hair Dye. For sale by
all druggists.
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The ladies Will find some beautiful spring
goods at +. h. BRYAN n CO.'S,
Hdtf Main street.
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Just open, at II. d. Bryan II Co.'s splendid
stock spring goods. The ladies should call
at once and examine. 2dtf
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A beautiful young lady went to ball one
cold night-danced till q late hour--became
too warm-went home-was chilled-sick
next day-doctor several days--no relief-a
friend calls-urges the use of English Female
Bitters-one bottle cured l7dlm
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Parents whe have children with Crossed
Eyes should have them Strengthened. Call
on DIR. Beaumont, Crutchiield house. S0dlt
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rratt's Astral oil, absolutely n0n-explslye.
For sale by II, u, HOBKINs,
idlw2Dwim
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A crying baby and sickly wife
Are woes of q married mans life,
Dimcult for any one TO endure.
But English Female Bitters will cure.
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sWANrED-aA board Of trade.

Ishki candidates for city officers are
actiys, hotaad anxious a. GRmg
ITifE Seldom irwin cpnibinatioh, oh
DIP winApstyr%@it Dallas 1 II I (
"MAN Needs but little here below,
nor needs that little Long"
THE bright, Pleasant weather yester-
day, brought out in throngs, our win
soma Ja,}fev "a y tT-tfN II. a RA'A
AsTATE pharmacists convention, to
meet In. Dallas, is advertised by Mr.. T.,
Meyers sConnor, ta Iga 80 q
WAFER cisterns, for the use of the
fire denartnisnt ID advocated as tenn
perance movement.
THE heaviest cattle dealerin Texas
is Dallasian. He weighs three, hun
dred ana twenty pounds. > e.
The criminal district court adjourns
to-nidfrow. dTolday WHY befdevotedAt 20
the trial of Jail cases.
DAIsfAsi offers aisplendid' field for
hydrophobia. The canine population
is not only frightfully large, but fruit
fulgelE0S mI0TfEiJ DuG t3J dHN
OUR schools are well attended, and
parents and guardians are pleased to
say, the pubils are making marked
progress.
niwHf4MASwoul Ii he could and
did rs he would; the jury could if it
would and would as it should, and
Whitman haa gone up for three years.
AFrSE display of elegant furniture
can be seen ut Meriwether's, on Elm
street.. There it is always merry
wether you buy or not you know.
THAT recently vacant block on Aus
tin street Between Elm aid the Pacific
railroad, since the removal of the post
office opposite, has become one con-
tinuous row oflbusiness houses.l,s g
TILE fire department met last evening
in their new hall, was considerably
proud of IT, attended. to business, adj
journed and, like sensible fellows, in
stead Of popping Krug, vent home
with steady steps and clear heads.
THAT" entefpfisihg, 4 go-akead m ne
chant Wheat, on Elm street, has "a
cordial invitation to every lady in
Texas to come and see' his first ship
ment Of dress goods now being received.
His prices are uniformly low. See adj
vertisement. - f3p,So 1a,l..''s % ~
A ., nRYa,,y little .t ~, rss,
dent ~ tba' 1.(,ssdars, !, was ,oor,,a ,na
other 6oy a. tboGn ,a,,,or.t;on os H.
baby,s ned;eine-sas,tbo-I last ,rorsd,s
emit sugar uasm mi suddn,Iv t t,rnaa
an eager gaze on his mothers face and
said, mamma, diva mr. somelcoliepp
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THE GENERAL MARKET,

General business remains quiet. Mer-
chants arc preparing for the reception OF now
goods In anticipation OF heavy spring Igndc.
There IL little or no alteration In prices since
our last report,
our quotations represent cash prices for
round lOtg
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A, II. steagall, notary public. Office oppo-
site Adams u Leonard's bank. lDdlm
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For Sale.

Three good residences in this city. Imme.
diate possession given.
l50-dtf STEAGALL
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Attention Stockholders.

The first annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Dallas
Real Estate and Building
Association will be held In
Fields tbeater, ON Monday,
3Oth Instant mt 71-2 o'clock
p. M. Attention IL called to
article A, section 1, of the BY.
laws, I'm reference to proxies.
BY order Of the President.
20 - T. r. HARRY,
Secretary and Treasury.
a4aiot - -
Law pianks Of every description iorsals,
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Two dwelling houses to rent. 1902
2ldlm STEAGALL CO
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.gnIq n OMrs NAN spsrise. q " lD /
ofShfeveport, IL our authorized agent for
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 10 aJyerr
Apu0tfully referred. 'fhA "''"''"F
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.IaToBwsAS:I %slssa.. 90
BUSINESS TTSsvs s G fSss @ mptshps Or
The pentral Railroad, ipl nallas COUNTY, III
'Saleat low prices. Apply 10
yyiSasnI1qOi3 hiSSN.fS' fisraia Once.
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CAprXrSIJ oiN ". YANE,

Assistant secretary OF the senate, Ia an
authorized agent W. 4 e THE W DALLAS HsHArD in
Austin.
TN a TJ1fdrA | g = n
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE oF THE DALLAS HRRALD,l
March ~ 1874,

The money market remains steady ut the
following uuOtatiOnst
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For Rent.

Two farms for rent by
20dlw CLARK x BRYAN,
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Secretary and Treasury.

Law p,anks Of every description iorsals,
Ind printed to order, at this ofiice. 8'Fsl
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure or Trains ri
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
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Fruits. Nuts and Confectioneries.

Apples lgreen) y barrel ST O0@0 90; dried
II lac; Lemons, " box s. 80; Oranges d
box 50 30; Figs, new v III Zoe; Raisins, In
layers, y box, new q 90; Dried currants,
Zante, " ID, new l5c; Turkish prunes new
new u ID 2Oc; Walnuts, " ID 2Sc, Brazil nuts,
" h l5c; Peanuts, " ID l2Iac; Cranberries, y
barrel slS; Cocoanuts, u 100 $40 O0@l2 80; Fine
fancy candy " III 5@36c; Pecans, " bushel
RT5.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPLRTY
FOR SALE. '"
"CrntchAeId House."

rn,yIl,s aell knswu propcrty;h mo
"Crutchheld House,
.sain the CITY OF Dallas, IL offered ~ private
sale. For terms, Inquire OF
GEO. W, BAYLOR, or
nm NORTHUMBERLAND.
pgl|V%NpfPlYp NaIl Iff%"
JON WORK.
has We hayethe naciIities and the work
sb assn, 10 do ma good wor's, and ~ M
low rates. M can be done anywhere
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