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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-27
OBITUARY..

Died In Dallas, on sun day, February 4,
1874, Mary j., wife OF Thomas Flynn, and
daughter OF Madison ana Eliza Coleman.
Tho deceased was born In Todd county, Ken
lucky, on the IN day OF August 1851
Thus has another flower been plucked by
the Icy finger of death; leaving m aching
void la the heart OF u fond husband and low
Ing kindred. The mirest flowers are gathered
first. How sad, oh, how sud, IL death at all
times scvering links which almost tear the
heart nsundor but TO see one taken AWAY In
the bloom OF life, when the first gush Of
motherly owe IL awakened, taken away
from the little object Of her affections, Is sad
indeed. She hath left 1t In the care OF that
Father In whom her f0th was 10 great, be-
lieving that "IIo doth MI things for the hest"
No peaceful aud pure hnd hcrllf been, "Denth
had no sting for her, and found her resigned
and willing to go. So kind and amiable that
"Nonc knew thee but TO love thee,
None named thee but TO praise"
But nm angel was wanted in Heaven, and
she was borne away from this land OF sin ere
her pure heart was sullied with Its trials and
temptations, leaving friends and loved ones
behind TO sigh for her presence and mourn
her departure. Weep not beloved ones,
"Not n tear should Gll,n
For the pure spirit fed, freed from It's earthly
thrnll. She has gone in peace to the better
land and To her Savior, who hath sRid;
"BlcsScd ARE the pure in heart for they shall
see God" NJ, j. e,
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will be remOdeled and relurnlhhed 10y
a gentleman from Austin, who VIII
soon throw II open, sparkling IKE u
diamond Of the llrst-whlskey
4 wAyERISG gentleman Hccompa'
MED officer Hudson along Main street
yesterday morning, with the loea OF
his boots towards The mayors Office
We inferred that II was another case OF
that "camphor b0ttlep hitting lhe
mouth Instead of the nose,
SEE advertisement Of dissolution Of
copNrtnershlp Of the firm of TompIlns
n Littleneld, In to-doy's paper Mr.
II. Llltlehcld retires from the ilrm,
aud Mr., H. V. gompklns continues the
business under his own name, assumes
all indebtedness and collecting I'LL
claims OF the late firm.
SOME fendIsh william attempted TO
throw the $40 express on the Central
road from the track, on "Wednesday
night, near Richardson, by plnclng n
Tie across the rails. The vlgllant eye
of the engineer fortunately discovered
the danger In time.
ATa boarding house near the rail-
road junction night before last, n gen
tleman occupied n bed with stranger,
who got up in the morning and dress
Ing in the formers suit Of docslIin, II
sixty dollar one, disappeared, leaving
u five dollar suit Of blue jeans for the
unconscious sleeper.
OUR citizens can recall the eclat
which signalized the Purim ball given
by our Hebrew friends last year, and
will be delighted to learn that n sim
liar festival will he given under their
auspices on next Tuesday, the third of
March. The committee of arrange
ments consists Of the following gentle
men; IL. Goslin, A. NJ, Friend, $,
Moses, NJ. Ullmann and II. Polacheak
A celebrated physician has just dis
covered, by means Of microscopic OK
aminations, that the poison of hydro.
phobia Is located in the kidneys. This
seems wonderful, but there Is no doubt
that their functions arc about the most
important in the animal economy,
How important is it then, to keep these
organs in proper order, Never neglect
m apparently slight trouble IN the re.
gion Of the kidneys, but at once get n
bottle of William j. Parkcrs Com,
pound Fluid Extract Buchu and IL will
Immediately set the difficulty right
again. sold by all druggists, every
where.
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pratt'a .AstrnI OIL.

ways uniform, Illuminating power superior
"a gns, iurns IN any lamp without danger
Of exploding on taking ilrr' Manufactured
expire sly lo take the place Of Nolhlllt anu
dangerous oils, ~ saieiy under every rohsl'
bio test ana ~ pc. toqt burning qualilleh are
proved hy IT, continued use ~ over NOMO
Families,
Millions Of gallons hayu leen sold AMI no
accident, directly or Indirectly nus eyer Gc'
curnd nom burning, 6turinB on handling W.
lhn Immense yearly loss tO lilennd property,
resulting from the use Of ohuAp ana danger
our oils In tho United Siptos, HAppulling,
Tho Insurance companies ana llIe oulllnlh,
slOnerA throughout the country recommend
no Astral ns tho host safeguard where lamps
are used, Send fofOlroulnr,
For sale nj retail by The trade generally,
ana 1T Wholesale By TIC pruplloiQlh,
IHAS PRATT * co.,
lBd0N0mw l0s Fulton street. New York,
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Exchange.
Buying.e
Gotten.

Business in the cotton market to-day shows
n slight improvement. There is no change
in the quotations, though the market to-day
shows weakening tendency, owing to the
late decline in Galveston. The receipts FOR
lhn INST Ihrnn hnNs nrn Ms lnllnMs.
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Dallas Real Estate. building and Saw
ings Association.


The building now being erected by
this association, on the corner of
Main and Houston streets, is fast ap-
preaching completion, and will be.
perhaps, the most substantial and
handsomest structure in the city. 1t
fronts fifty feet on Main, running back
ninety feet on Houston street, two
stories high, with the most elegant front
in town. The company started out
with the intention of making il first
class building in every particular.
None but the best workmen have
been employed in its erection, and all
the material used has been selected
with care. The glass used in the doors
in front is the very best French plate,
iull quarter of an inch thick, being the
only glass of the kind in the city. The
house is divided into two store rooms,
which are being handsomely fitted up
for Messrs. Clark, Bryan & Backbone
Tor wholesale and retail grocery es-
tablishment, and the other for dry
goods. The upper story is divided into
eight offices, with spacious halls run
ming between them. Take it all in all
we regard 1t as the model building of
the city, and the association which has
invested its money in it deserves well.
We are informed that the cost will foot
up about $4,000, outside of the lot
which we believe is valued at $500.
The Real Estate, Building aud Saw
ings association is presided over by our
enterprising feiiow-citizen, Captain G.
NJ. Swink, and this is its first venture
in Improvement. A good beginning,
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ONE Of the "voices of the night


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ONE of the "voices of the night
Scat!
WE have tried the Servadora cigars
at Goslin's, and pronounce them good;
try them.
SUPERINTENDENT NOBLE, of the
Texas Pacific, is expected to arrive in
the city to-day.
a DIAMOND stud, the gift of the
Prince of Wales, is worn by peanut
dispenser in this city.
a PAINTER in this city found on his
"order slate' request from II young
lady to come and paint her cheeks.
MANAGER BAsyE, of the Telegraph
Institute, left for the Hot Springs yes
terday, accompanied by his elegant
lady.
A FINE display of wall paper may be
seen ut the ambitious and lively sta
tionery establishment of Messrs. Pierce
d Lyle.
GENERAL CABELL our next mayor,
bounced in from Austin yesterday, and
struck Dallas ground solid as twenty
FOUNDER.
In the measured tread of the conva-
lescent, we were pleased to see Colonel
Oscar NJ. Brown on the streets again,
yesterday.
THE Criminal court will commence
on Monday next to increase the popu-
lation of Huntsville, and figure on the
price of "gallusses."
IT must make those already in the
cemetery feel lonely to learn that only
fourteen have been added to their cir
Gle SO far this month.
OUR eye detected yesterday the arri-
val of large invoices of holdings,
chromos and stationery at the stirring
house of Franklin 4 Penn.
The negroes of Freedmantown are
preparing to "sling II nasty hoof," in
the mazes of cloudy ball. None but
the first cullah to deceive kauds.
MILLER, the prince of BARRIERS, wins
a word of praise from every one who
submits to his artistic tonsorial dress
ing. Drop in and let Miller shave you.
a CoLoRED child was mutilated in
an ugly manner yesterday by savage
dog, the property of the occupants of
cabin adjoining b. f. Luce 4
Co.'S cotton yard.
THE merchant in this city who has
an overstock of candles and store
full of mice, Is said not to look with
particular pleasure upon the increasing
size of the moon.
THE kitchen pipe of the Seem lodg-
ing house, i'm the east part of the city,
disjointed yesterday and falling on
child, playing near the stove, burned |
its neck and face severely.
STATE TREASURER Dorm and family |
passed South Wednesday night on the
Central train, which was three hours
behind, owing to an accident on the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas iead.
LOADED drays and wagons shOuld
know that the gutter on Lamar street,
by the Episcopal church, is quagmire
under thin coating of treacherous
dry dirt. One loaded dray went in ii
yesterday.
THERE is sweet young man in this
city, who parts his hair in the middle
by algebraieal calculation, but yet his
washerwoman says If anybody will
give her twenty-five cents for bill of
forty dollars this sweet young man
owes her, she'll call herself blessed.
The "Bon Ton,n which has been !
closed, owing to travelling impulse
which carried off itsformer proprietor,
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

Special dispatch TO the Dallas lIemd,l
NEW ORLEANS, February -G,-Gold ESQ
1873,
Cotton steady and unchanged; middllng
ljsic,
GALVESTON, February 2G-Cotton' dun,
downward tendency; demand moderate.
good ordinary 49, &c; middling lj5ic.
Gold ll34@l2.
NEW YORK, February 2j.--Gold ~.
Cotton steady; uplands lO'Sc; orleans 1879.
LATER-Gold closed at l2's.
LIVERPOOL, February 2G,-Cotton dull and
unchanged.
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Notice.

Az the time of city election IL drawing
near and II may not be- known to0ll foreign
ers In the city that, after having declared
their intention to become citizens OF the Uni,
ted States in the District court, they have
the right to vote, having on the day Of cleo
ton, resided twelve months In the state and
sixty days In the city, we would suggest that
Friday and saturday, the 9th and 2Sth Of
February, 1874, are the Inst nays when such
intention eau be- declared legally before the
election. Any foreigner wishing to avail
himself Of this opportunity had bcttcr.mnke
application nj once. ltd2l
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Situated on Main street, opposite the Cosmo-
polittn Hotel, has its banners to the breeze,
and is daily distributing its luxuries to the
constant throng of visitors that crowd
through its portals. Everybody is invited to
attend its levees and witness the extent TO
which perfection can be carried in our city.
Iift
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Something for RabcocR 10 Press 20 his
new Chevi0t.

We were introduced yesterday to II
gentlemen just from the north, who in
referring to the increasing accommo-
dations of the railroad lines from st,
Louis east, commented with lavish
praise upon the superior conveniences
of the Vandalia route, saying that the
p. N. train east carried four Pullman
palace cars and twenty minutes after
wards another train left with one of
these regal sleepers. The gentleman
further spoke of the intelligent and
courteous management of this line
and that it was regarded rs one of the
very best routes east.
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. CURIOUS FACr.-It appears mat Amer,
lean feminnllly, The glory Of man nnI
now laurols 10 her charms every Scnr
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features
her swooler sllllos, are causing poor ugly
man 10 stand aghust, Why all THIS modern
that the change IN being effected by the use
oi that great female wonder, English Female
IlltIpra
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NOTICE.

The Daily Herald IN now far
nished To subscribers by carrier nt 10
cents per week. The paper VIII be de-
livered regularly each morning at an
early hour. to amy part Of the city ana
suburbs within II mile ana II half of
the court house. Subscribers failing
to receive their paper will Ob,igc by
reporting 10 Mr.. Easyc at this office.
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rrui,s. NUS and Conrcc,ioncrics.

Apples Cgrcen) y barrel 81 oOa0 90; dried
y III lici lemons, y box $500; Oranges y
layers, a box, new 81 10; Dried currants,
Xintc Il H., new ljc; Turkish pmncs new
h N lSc; Almonds, soft shell, d ID 2bc; Filberls
new Il 10 poe; Wnlnuts, r n 2Sc, Brazil nuts,
barrcl SIS; Cocoanuts, u 100 so 0O@l2 80; Fine
mncy candy, - ID 2j@3jc; Pccans, q bushel
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Facts are stubborn things, and cannot be
gainsayed. Such is the case with Marsdens
failed to relieve and cure every cast of Asth-
ma, influenza and Bronchial diseases To
prove this statement to be n fact, he has in
structed his agents TO refund the amount in
any instance where 1t fails to cure. For sale
by all druggists.
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Tin; lC lOxll, charcoal, per box Sl7 so; TX
lOxll, charcoal, 5000; lC, l2Nl9, charcoal,
so %; lC, chnrcol, llX2O, SIS so; IN, charcoal,
y SN "a O Gork lin b Zoe: Shc" Get " Sinc n IL
ljci llg lend 3, " lOc; Copper bottoms y n
5Oci Sheet iron 2JN21 b n l?}qc; Solder extra
refined q % ne; Galvanized IRON In tull bum
dies /, ~ zoe; American Russia q lb3Dc.
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Go TO Stegail AZ Go. for furni-
lure, books, stationery. crock
cry and glassware, window
shades. pictures, and all kinds
OfmOuidings. wall paper. step
ladders, table ana pocket cut
Iery. 2NdSwtf
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ION WORK.

We have the facilities and the work
men 20 do m good work, and NJ ~
low rates, M can be done anywhere
and we mean 10 do IL. Hiring y"nt
Pine Job Work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner OF Main and
Lnmnr streets.
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Canned Goods.

Peaches, 2.lb, "a dozen, SO 70; Pears, 2-b, y
Dozen 50 90; plunls, green cages, 2-b u dozen,
81 ~; Strawberries, 2-lb, n dozen, 50 %; liNsp-
berries, 2.h, Ndozen, So ~; Blnckberlics, 2-lb
n dozen y 10; Tomatoes, 2-lb, " dozen, s2 T
Corn, 2.b, q dozen, 81 OOa3 6Oi Peas, 2,lh, y
Dozen s3 10; SucCoinsh, 2-h, a dozen ~ jO
HOLSTERS, lib, n dozen, 81 OO oysters, In, v
1nypn n No
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Personal.

Judge w. A. Seay, who has been So
JotSning with us for several days,
leaves on the cars to-day for Dallas.
The Judge, like SO many other of the
good citizens Of Louisiana, is in search
Of a home In Texas, and visits Dallas
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MN. q. w. DECIlErT

IL our authorized agent for this city, with
power 10 make collections ana solicit adYor-
tlsNments aud SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor his paper,
All contracts made by him WIZ be fecos-
nlZed by this Office.
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AND THE END rs NOT NET.
wall paDer. window shades.
brackets and cOrnice moulding
sill cOmingat
PIERCE a. LILIES.

Messrs. Durham, Howell & Co.. Of Shreve.
port, nre agents of the Arizona Mills in Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt N Yarns and osnaburgs at figures less
than New Orleans prices. l2JOd-tf
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CAPTAIN JOHN w. LANE,

Assistant secretary OF the senate, is an
authorized agent of THE DALLAS HERALD In
AuatIn
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Twelve lots zone block, on the principal
business street of the town OF liutchins, on
The Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale ut low prices. Apply ~
john W. SWlNDELLS,
jyl5dtf Herald Onlce.
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Pres. Dallas City Railroad Co.

DALLAS, Texas, February -, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that Mr.. j. =. Good
night is now acting ms my deputy, and us the
time is short in which TO complete the assess
mcnt rs required by law, all persons subject
to tax will please have u list of their property
ready when called on.
ID. KING,
lId2t CITY Assessor md Collector
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OFFICE OF THE DALLAS cry r. CO..

pfFICE OF THE DALLAS NlTf IL, tO,,
Dallas, Texas, February %, 1874. !
The Directors of the Dallas City Railroad
Company viii meet ut the office of the COM
pany on Wednesday, March 1, A. d. 1871, at G
o'clock p, M, being the time of our regular
monthly meeting, for the transaction of any
business that would properly como before the
Board Of Directors.
@, NJ. SWINK,
lidGt Pres. Dallas City Railroad Co.
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Law Blanks Of every description for sale,
and printed to order, at this Office.
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l,uulDer,

Yellow PlnoLoughall siges ana length s2lOO
per nj Whilo Pine clear, ~, gqnd inches
$50 90 per M White Pine weHi,irrhontdii,s
saj M Der ~, White Pine Notwithstanding
s91 80 per M, White Pine ceiling $50 W Per nj
White Pine inch boards $40 NJ per m; White
Pine inch boards $40 no per mi White Flhr
bonris sl2 10 per ~; palings, fancy heads
sl ~ per N; Lnth 81 90 per M shingles,
white pine, 81 w per M shingles, whlle
pine, s. ~ per IN; shingles, hlle pine, - OOi
tcmontsj 0per Darrell Plaster Paris 81 w per
lu al
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OFFICE OF THE DALLAS liERALp,(
February 70, 1871.
The money market remains steady at the
following quotations;
Buying. Selling.
olu,',,".""',',,,"..,'',,,llu &c w ~
Silyer."..,,,......,,....,,,lW @lOS lOg@ll0
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Alcohol "a cal q 10, Cum Camphnr 4 % 6gci
CLioroform ri 10, Gum opium n ~ 2lhp VI
mdlpo, hest, n N II 76gll0 Mngneslh y VI i33A
Mlo, Mndder n N lsagOc' on, sweet y phl w wv
Sp1rm n gul ~ NJ, lielHNmOl, pure, r \, 10 ll@
Z 20, Lennon q N " mai ~ rodn shl Entllsn
Alum pn 7nsc Cul0mrl ~ N d iOa2 10 lneh.
inonl III Oi Cupprms Hnsci LlquOHe rHlrNrl
b0c, Muruhlne 10 5000 7H on, Castor tRil t! ll
AZ H olive a sal W 2jH2 tOi Tanners y wy
Cassin Il N u ~ Qplnino " ~ ~ hl 'vlp
nun b N BOO, Commercial z N lbcj Nrnellnn
led 3, n M, white lend pure per keg Nv uO@
il M; strictly pure per key ~ oO9l 'Ii lali,
seed oil raw h gal 81 lOml ioi Boiled q g'l u -
al ~,
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~ "N''''S ''l A'' y '''NA''''N, 49, h''NN W
he New Orleans Cotton Exchange:
'otal.....................2,57G,OSO 2,2Is

1t will be seen that the receipts up to Jan
uary 81, 1874, exceed those OF the previous
season by 32S,0l2 bales, an increase of over
thirteen per cent
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MIR. W. III. RnnrIlc.

OF Shreveport, IN our authorized agent for
Chat city, To whom parties desiring 10 adver-
Else In or subscribe for The HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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Boys Kip Brogons sl2 OOal5 % y doa; Men,
do SO GOALS % U doZ; Childwn's and Misses
SIC OOml8 10 n don; Boys Kip Boots ~
10 10 N dO1; Mems do $50 00miS ~ Z d.,
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NOTICE no ADVENTIsEnN.

ncrcaftcrnlI bills for advertisements
"a this paper VIII be collected monthly,
unIcss otherwise specified Ia contracts.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Intended for the mornings Herald
should be handed In by o'clock the
previous evening. 10 insure thcir in
serfiOn.
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Bincaud's Lightning Hair Dye is univcr-
sally used by BARRIERS as the best known.
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Try English Female Btters; they cure after
all else fails.
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Woman's Medical Adviser, so much needed
dress Or. J. p. 'Droomgoole, louisville. Nv.
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We repeat our previous quotations:

we ltptiu out prev ious uuotulloHS
Ordinary aSl0l3c; good ordinary l2l-2@l@4c;
low middling - l-29l84c; middlngl II lie.
The total receipts at the various cotton
yards for the present season TO date are 22,CjO
bales
FrcightS-Galveston 81 90; New orleans
81 G2la; Shreveport So 90.
The following is the statement of receipts
Of cotton at all ports from September |, 1873,
to January 81, 1874, inclusive, rs made up by
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange:
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Franklin a. Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
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Three good residences in this city. lmme-
diate possession given.
l50-dtf STEAGALL & co.
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To Sui0ItarE.

Go to Goslin's Cigar stand and get the
"scryudora" Clgars-three Tor twenty-five
cents. l5d8t
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PIERCE a. LYLE keep mu.
steal instruments of every de-
scriptiOn.
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Iron and Nails.
Roots md Shnes.

All sizes, from 10 10 cut 50 %; all slles cas-
Ing 20 10 81 M, all sizes finishing 10 los, CO.,
ID line 30 %; refined bar iron &c H H.; pillow
iron o. h NJ plOw steel l2JlG e H.,
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

Inc Undersigned wanting5O0 acres of broom
corn raised viii furnish seed, free of charge.
at Williams Bros, Elm street, Dallas, and
VIII pay the highest market price for straw
delivered at our broom factory in Dal as, or
lne nearest railroad depot to the raiser. II
VIII pay the raiser from $50 to $50 per acre.
feh8l2m22w2t
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The woll known propory:lnown aS the
"CrutchneId House,"

In the city OF Dallas, is offered NJ private
sale. For terms, Inquire OF
GEO, W, BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUTCHFlELD,
Dallas, Nov. ~. ls7a, 2iOdH
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Dry Goods.

Brown shceting and shifting: Central
NILS Sc; Albion y. ii Sc; Agawan IA lie; ABB
bolt III lie; Cabot A Al l2t2c; Houston CITY
~ l218c; Miller Riverl2Lc; Indian Head Il
Ne; MASSACHUSETTS, p q 915c; Bedford Il lie;
COnostoga lie.
Bleached sheeting: Fruit of the Loom Ice:
Boot lie; Boot Il lSlSc Boot II re; Amoskeag
l212c; Barnsley lie; Utica Sc; Harmony DC.
Prints Merrimac w Toe; Gloucester Toe.
Essex &c; Ancona l0c; Clinton SIC; Amoslkeag
We; simpson Mourning loo; Cayudetta Solids
l0c; Montville SIC; Columbian nc.
DENNIS: Boston loo; Oakland l5c; Hay
maker 1916; Otis AKA De.
Stripes: American l2bc; Mechanics l2Lsc
sheridan lie; Rock River l5%c; Easton l5c;
Whittendon Ice; Amoskeag extra heavy 2Dc:
Checks: Lanark l212c; Americas l915c, Cal
edonia No. l6c; Caledonian No. Q lSc; Clark's
Zoe.
Drills: Groniteville l5,sc; Plymouth Rock,
Ticking: Princeton PIE; Manhattan l5c:
Houston City Mills y 20c; COnestoga A A
2lc; Fendall A 2li5c; John A Clarks Y 25I,c.
John a. Clark XX BE.
Corset Jeans: Clarendon l2Lc; Amoskeag
loo; Naumkeag Sattecn l5ISc.
lotion Piaids: Magnolia 12Mc; Americas
in5ac; Whittendon extra heavy lS94c; Ala
Wiggan: Red Cross l2lSc.
,COUonades: Farmer sand Mechanics 35cc;
Toward N19c; Lynchburg 2sl9c; Williams.
Heavy Rio Duck: Superior, Gounces, 2lISc;
Toward 23c; Clarendon NSc; Bear, s ounces,
&c; Ravens, ounces, 2}c.
Cambrics: Flat Sc; Rolled llIic.
miscellaneous: Kentucky Jeans l5d5Oc.
Doe skin SI1496Oc; Cotton Yarns 30c.
Coffee and Tea.
Rio, common, ale: Fair In good 400. primo