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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
YAK PAY ERs TAKE NOTICE. !!

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXRS FOR 1873
The undersigned, Receivers OF Taxes for the city
OF Wilmington, will be at
NO. 10 Z. eth STRRET,
betwe n Market AMI King streets, on and after the
lrst day Of July ,ls15, between the hours Of and IL
III The morning, and from 2 TO in TIE afternoon,
for tile purpose tf receiving Taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month Of July there
viii he allowed deduction OF tye cents on every
dollar anu all taxes paid on aiter the FIRST day nf
August, including tile FIRST Tuesday of September
az aforesaid and all taXes unpaid on the day neXi
after the irst Tuesday OF september shal he H.
creased by the addition of i've per ceutnu on the
amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver Northern District QnclIdlug Al North u
9Th sGruet)
EDWARD FARMER.
Receiver sout ern District (iucluding All soutn OF
eta street, jyl-I
pEGlsTRi BUREAU NOIIUR
III property holders within the city who have not
nhh their property registered, are respectfully re-
quesied TO present 10 .pa ofce q correct des,rip-
tion OF their property
COPY Of tine Registry Law sRd blank forms for
me description OF property viii he furnished ON p
pllcaton at this o'iy.
All deeds, conveysnces or transfers of Rep! Re-
tlte, MAJ after Ja lth, 1874, must be entered In
ths ONCE "store they are sent 10 New Castle 10 be
rac9runt.
Nj. G. CoEWEi.A,
thief Engineer amt surveyor,
1anM-F T"Dth and KIM SfrertI
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| DWELLING HOuSr. AND OUT BUIL DlNGs
THEREON ERECTED.

Reaction In Real Estate. Advancing
Prices in Phiiadefphta and New
York. Three months IO Gep-
fenntai Year. seven
months 10 Centennial
opening.
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DUBLIC SALE
49 Manufacturing and Build
ing Lots.

On the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, on the proposed Avenue TO Delaware
River, on Thatcher, Head, Thirteenth, Fourteenth
and other streets, VIII he sold on the preInisee,
over lth street bridge,
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Otfirial Statements.

GTATEAiENr SHOWING THE CoNDI.
~ TGOS
OF THE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

irtt, 7,oeaty..fUe ceats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14

Major" Charles Babcock, of the
Vandalia line, was registered at the
Hutchins House, Houston, on Thurs
day last. Go little further, Charlie,
and you will be- promoted TO q
colonelcy.
Bishop George +. Pierce, Of Georgia,
of the Methodist Episcopal church, will
arrive in the city shortly, and during
his stay will be the honored guest OF
MIR. w. w. Ross. He will, during his
sojourn In in the city, preach at the
various churches and will also dedicate
the East Dallas Methodist church.
We had the pleasure or q call yester-
day from Captain Martin, editor OF the
late Sherman Register, who suffered 30
seriously by the late conflagratlon In
that city. He has purchased new
material, which is now ON the way,
and confidently expects TO issue his
paper again BY the latter part Of next
week. He has the best wishes OF The
HFRALD for his future success.
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For Sale.

Texas land scrlp-"alernate" or "Interns-
tlonal"--to meet demands.
Five new two-story brick store houses
most eligible location and splendid invest
ment.
Bran new two-story, rooms, frame dwell
lug, and lot 5Oxl50, with or without furniture
ali new.
400 acres, II miles from Dallas, for $1,000,
cash.
1888 acress, 10 miles easton Texas and Pacific
Acknowledgment.
Superior 40 acre farm, near Waco, TO sell
or trade for Dallas property.
Cotton seed press ana machinery, com.
plete--bargain.
Wanted--Good farms In Dallas, Denton,
Tarrant, Ellis and Johnson-for inquirlng
customers.
Wanted-Good properties, at decided bar
gain, for new customers,
1t might prove OF mutual advantage to
both the owners OF properties, which they
desire to sell, and ourselves, II they would
call upon M and make It matter OF straight
out business. w. B. D0NoHo 4 co.
novl4dlw @ L
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Remember the Sabbath day to
keep IL holy.
We call attention to the advertise
ments of Donoho u Co., In the pre-
ferred specials.
Strangers In the city are invited to
attend divine service this morning and
evening at the Cathedral, ON the cor
ner Of lamar and Elm streets.
DIR, Smith has returned to the city
and will preach In his church (the Old
School Presbyterian this morning at
eleven o'clock and this evening at half
past seven. i
The following parties were granted
marriage licenses last week by Judge
HARDWOOD, Clerk of the District Court !:
:. l.. Rodgers and Iowa Hustead, d. j.
Nolen and Mary s. Black, Isaac Wade
and SAMANTHA Lee, William A. Doug
las and Mary Smith, Jas. C. Mank and
Mary L. Miller, James P. Gooch and
Dorinda Padgitt.
The New Orleans Varieties Combs
nation will commence five-nights
engagement Mt Fields Theatre next
Tuesday night. We have already
spoken Of the merits of this excellent
troupe, and we congratulate the citi-
aens of Dallas that they W III be able to
enjoy for one week at least, the purely
legitimate drama. The sale of reserved
seats will commence tomorrow, at
Johnsons Office, in the San Jaelnto.
-Duprez Il Benedicts Ministries
will return to this city on the 22nd.
instant and again delight all lovers of
minstrelry with their first,class per-
formance. On their last appearance
in Dallas they labored under the disad-
vantage of disagreeahle weather, al
though even this draw back did not
prevent them from having large audi
ences. The Galveston News gives a
glowing description of their entertain
ment 10 that city and In no stinted
manner praises the different members
Of the troupe.
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For Rent.
The store Of Williams Bros, No. slA Elm,
street Apply to erse ~
novy-lw DORIAN a CO.



There will no doubt be great variety Of
styles and qualities Of Men 3 and Boys' cloth
Ing from all parts, but our citizens will
hardly care TO SEQ q more complete stock
than that Of L. NJ. Kahn a Bro, Theirs is
no ordinary stock of goods, but has been
made expressly for their large trade, and is
made up In the very latest styles. For
ohsapness and durability their stock CON-
pares favorably with any in the State. Gen.
tlemens apparel Of all kinds can be found
here, such rs q complete stock OF furnishing
goods, underwears of every description,
beautiful neckwear goods, etc. They have
also large stock Of hats OF all kinds and
Styles the cheapest In the city. For any
thing In their line, call on Il. NJ. Kahn &
Bro. corner OF Elm and Lamar streets. Dali
las fexas' Oct 7-dSm
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interest on bonds, and has now In the
Treasury cash sufficient to pay the in
terest due on December lst and January
lst. 1t IL due also to the City Secreta-
ry to say that this Is the first time IN
the affairs of our municipal govern
ment that there has been full aud
complete statement rendered OF her
financial condition. Mr.. Hereford has
had an almost intermlnal job to get up
the accounts 30 that they could be un-
derstood at glance, and with pleasure
we say that he Is deserving Of all praise
for the work so well done.
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:, All persons Misn,ns vi ~ W nu rope ol
ti'a Va 20 10 us Seu ~, Ell,
uresV ", , .i w 80 W It' ~.
consult tneir interest," Dy Hrcnasing tneii
liohets' e''ne' way Hoi' WV "huersisncu
aSeeints. a.,
we lepreseni we .MaIio n Line vi s.eam-
eLS, y, nn ~ -s t ~ soeaiit
shlps, rShslns sIolh S,o'o w o,oie 'Vns que vi
ww when leaves new hork every Saturuay'
Ihey hre thorVugniy oIganlaeu hnu squlp'
peu, anu nave Deen IN successful operation
LOT Ten yenIs, yet, uurlus tn,s uiile, not =
sleainer-n0r even u liIe mas peen Discover
nun mi,iloh passengers nat thg osen
prousno ucloss ehe ocean vi .uese nne me
steamers, anu iahdea on our shores without
the loss OF aslngie me, sPeaklns volumes ioi
the UNIFORM safety ana gooo discipiihe Oh
the line. , e, r,uo NJ VI
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city Finances.

q h to-day's paper will be found the
Report Of the City Secretary, for q
period from April 10th to October slst,
1875, embracing also all the financial
affairs OF the city up to the Inter date.
The report shows certainty more ia
vorable exhibit d the the clty's finan-
cial condition than we were prepared
10 see, Since the present Council went
Into Office, the city has not only paid
It's current expenses in cash, but has
also paid considerable OF the old lndsbt-
edness, created by former Councils,
- the same time. paying promptly al
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THE PRESENTATION LAST NIGHT


The third performance of "Irma, the
Waif," came Off last night at Fields
Theatre. Though the programme was
very long, the audience sat through
the whole performance without any
manifestation Of impatience. The "Old,
Old Story was told to the delight of all
experienced parties. The recitation OF
1.-THE Charge Of the Light Brigade"
and 1.-THE Flea,n brought down the
house, to use an old groove-worn ex-
preston. But when the play Of the
evening came Off the audience express
cd their admiration Of the wonderful
hIstrionic talent Of "Little Edith Maud
Ellls,n asshs 10 atiectlonatsly known
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Our pioneer Merchant Tailors, the Douglas
Bros, having removed TO the new and com-
modious building, No. sos Main street, are
now better prepared TO exhibit their large
assortment of hne foreign and domestic
cloths Of all varieties, and will as heretofore
make them UP in late style, and q true 1T
They have received large assortment of all
ell kinds of gents furnishing goods, hats
and caps, and will receive In a few days q
very choice stock Of clothing, In great vsri.
ety. These gentlemen are sufficiently known
amongst as omerit good share OF public
patronage. gts VHs...t gaLlIr 1fN
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Wanted,

A teacher of experience, a graduate OF q
first-clas University, desires a situation In
North Texas, Address
]. NJ PARKER,
noyl4d3wlt Mexia, Texas.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING ;;r::::SOy. "A.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Ia ,hs L.diss Of Dallas.

Ihave this day received Felt Hats, OF oil
colors and styles, for winter; also ostrich
fsathes, ribbons and ornaments Of every
color.
Large Birds and Wings in great variety.
My stock OF Human Hair cousists OF Hair
Braids Curls and Hair Ornaments, and Ia
the largest stock IN the city.
Orders for Hair Work and Millinery exc
cuted In the latest styles.
Highest market price paid for Human
Hair, at ~ Main street. Please call and see
for yourself. y. lRALsoN.
novl4dIm
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Don't Forget u.

siier's Transfer is the only one by which
You can have your baggage checked TO all
points from hotels and private residences,
saving time, trouble and the annoyance OF
having to check after you arrive at the depot.
Leave orders nc Conner Walkers drug
store, corner Main and Austin streets.
novl8s&t-2t
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Mr., Caldwell. Deputy Collector and AS
SCISSOR, viii call on all persons owing Ad Va
loren and Poll Taxes to the city. If said
taxes are not promptly paid when demand
ed, will Immediately levy on any personal
property that can be found OF said delln-
quents, TO satisfy said taxes, as the law di.
reefs. II. 4. KEEToN,
novl3-d5t City Ass'or and Coll'tr,
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A great cause of discomfort found in
wearing spectacles is the heated condi-
ton of the light as it passes through
the lens to the eye. This is all avoid
ed in using the diamond Spectacles,n
the temperature of which Is lower than
that OF the atmosphere. For sale at
j. M. Grams, Main street
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Members OF the bar, who exchanged with
the law book firm OF soule, Thomas & Went.
worth, st Louis, during Mr.. soule's recent
visit here, are requested, In order TO make
but one shipment, 10 leave all books so
exchanged Wednesday. November l7tlH at
PHILIP LINDsEY's LAW OFFICE,
noyl4dlt Corner Elm and Market streets
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Mayors Court,

Joe. Valley, drunk and disorderly,
plead guilty, and was fined s. and costs
Tom. Morgan, for the same offense,
like amount.
John Moore, carrying pistol, plead
guilty and fined $25 aud costs.
Policeman Spencer, for striking j ohm
Dolan, was fined $50 and costs.
Several cases of vagrancy were con.
tinued until tomorrow.
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We are glad to see our friends, the Douglas
Bros, doing a fine business In their new
quarters, Cos MINI street. They have got ev-
erything In the furnishing goods and mer-
chant tailoring line, and will soon receive
their large stock OF ready made clothing
Give them call. novlid3t
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A desirable residence with four rooms and
one acre Of ground, ON corner of Ross Ave-
nue. and Harwood street. Convenient TO the
street cars. A bargain IN offered.
Apply to j, A. II. HoSACK,
novl3f Real Estate Agent.
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The Buckhorn Corner for Sale

This Is one Of the best stands In the city fol
q drug store. And as the Central and Pacific
roads arono building Union Depot close
by, this property win greatly increase in
value. Price, $1,000. Also, twenty-five lots
on Elm street; also two lots on Main street
one of them adjoining the Rawlings Hotel
All cheap for cash, or on time.
novl3 div A. ii. SHEPHERD.
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Prof George will at once reorganize
his classes, and his patrons will be
pleased to learn that he will continue
his soirees during the remainder of
the winter season.
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A Renu,Irnl Lot For sale.

The lot on which reside, fronting 272 feet
on Pearl street and the same on Olive. This
Is one of the most beautsiul lots in the city.
| will sell either the entire lower one.half of
1t, or will sell one hundred feet square.
noyl3-dlW A. IL. SHEPHERD.
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Croakors, Founders, Red Fish, Salt Wate
Trout and Crabs received daily at
DELMONlCo RESTA URANT.
nov14dlt 400 Main street.
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For Sale.
: A frst-rate secondhand family Rockaway;
can be worked with one or two horses, WIN
DO sold cheap. Apply at Office OF
SOUTHERN LIFE ms. CO.,
novl3-diw Over City Bank.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

DALLAS, TEXAS, November IA, 1876.
AT II O'Clock, on the 25th day
OfN0yembCr, 1875, l will sell Mt
Public Auction, at the Court
House door, all the accounts,
notes and Judgments due the es-
tate Off. j. Frank, bankrupt.
7. p. BARRY, Assignee.
J. A. II. HOsACK, Auctioneer.
nOvIldlnt
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A man that will walk home from
church with pretty girl these beauti,
full moonlight nights, and not make
love to her Is aft for treason, STRAIT.
agems and spoils.
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Members OF Hook and Ladder Co. No. l
are requested to meet at their Hall on Mon
day, 18th OF October, at halfpast 7 p. NJ.
Monthly meeting. p. w. LlNSKlE,
Secretary,
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Main street, Dallas.
Transient guests u per day.
Dinner board IS per weok.
Day board % per week.
Reasonable rates for regular guests.
The table win be unex csiled.
MRs. RS RossER, Proprietress.
novl-dlm WA =.
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tvauted.

A house servant, white female, to 20 eight
miles into the country. Good wages ana
comfortable home. Address Drs. Easily and
Kennedy, over y. Loeb q Co.'S, Elm street.
nov5-dtf
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Plans L.,,on,.

Mrw.a. Francis. a pupil Of 81. Marmondt,
o. raris and volkuner, win receive twelve
advanced pupils for Instruction. Nv NR
Terms One lesson, one dollar; twelve les.
sons, ten dollars.
Application addrsssedto Lock Boz $50, p.
o., Will DO promptly attended to. .,l. I'M
0ctN-dim tcYsf nan vs., aT
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A. O. n.

The members ofthe A. o. II. are requested
TO meet Ut their Hall next Sunday at $ p. IN.
sharp. BY order OF the President
noyi2.d2t j, H. RYAN
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Ifyou want nobby 1T and genuine good
at reasonable prices, go to
noylid3t DOUGLAS BROS.
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The Douglas Brothers are making up the
finest Chinchilla Beaver and Whitney Over
coatings at the lowest price. novlid3t
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johnson Is once moro at his offics as busy
ever, saving peoples money. He has his
once still at the San Jacinto. II you want
Railroad ticket. 20 20 him and save money.
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Bargains Ia Boots and Shoes.
II you want bargains In Boots and Shoes,
go to HARRY BROS.
novll-lm ~ p No. 604 Main Street.
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or fine large Red Northern Onions, Just
received at c. NJ. Connelys lO7, Main street.
novi-dtf
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Wanted.

A woman for cook. Enquire ut Herald
Office, or at the Depot Saloon, No. ,43O,
corner CONNER, near Central depot
n0yldd8t
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The largest price paid for wine hotties
at AN s Ns4 o. RICK 4 CO.; W
Market street,
nov1O-d II Between Main and Commerce.
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For Sale.

A few more OF those elegant Kilt Suits for
children, at Stsnfords, 4O7 Elm street.
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stanford's Boot, Shoe aud Clothing house,
at '4o7 Elm street, is open every night until
nine O'clock,n -. \. ~ b a "a Aa So
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Three hundred bushelso of fine peach'Blow
potatoes just received at y. M. Connolly's
Av' "sshets street. "a novi-sitf
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Railroad tickets to all points bought, sold
and exchanged by FRED. MANGET, Le
Grand Hotel. octl5.dtf.
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The best, finest and most perfect fitting
Shoes Tor ladies, In at stanford's, lO7 Elm
street. Go and see for yourselves.
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A fine lot OF Fresh Missouri Butter always
kept on hand At Q, M. Connollys,i O7 Market
street. noy4-dtf
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Wanted.

The best fine Kip Boot ever made Is at
stanfords, 407 Elm street.
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10 cool, wash aud DO general housswork
With . on 60 nurse y child two years o,d
Liberal Wages paid Can al ~,
SOUTHERN LlFE iNs. orriCE.
ncvllSt ~ nicsh, an 4 COW hN,,agrs
W - "A X N NJ Nm -'' n IN \
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The "Great Expectation Club' will
meet Friday evening, AT the residence
of Mr.. William Walker.
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CITY RUSIN ESS.
Attcntioni Hooks!i

Hot and Cold baths at Wilson's, No
Ala Elm street. loct23.dlm.
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GOSSIP AND QUERIES.

We missed "brown eyss" at the last
soiree of Prof. George.
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A arst-class Blacksmith, Plow-Maker and
Horse-shoer. Apply to
@ WIN. T. ALLEN,
novll-4t Marlin, Falls County, Texas.
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In Dallas. Though she undertook
the part of lrna, the longest
part yet assigned to n child,
she never hesitated or fnltered In any
Of her numerous parts. Her previous
appearance in the same character had
so delighted the members OF the bar
that they presented her last night with
an elegant set of ermine. In the midst
of the third act Mr.. Henry A. McCol-
lum, a lawyer stepped before the foot
lights, and presented the testimonial
in the following words:
MISS EDITH--My object Ia detain-
ing you Is TO discharge trust dele
gated to my hands by the many warm
friends In Dallas of their o wn Little
Edith Maud Ellis.n
In carrying out their wishes, | can
assure our little friend that she will
not receive this token of our admira-
ton and affection with more pleasure
or qualification than | experience in
delivering il into her hands.
In the spirit which prompts our ac-
ton tonight you discern but the faint
prelude to great song of triumph,
which will inevitably attend you pro
fessionally in after life.
In later years you will receive cost
lier mementoes Of friendship and en-
thusiasm, but none will emanate from
a warmer friendship or a sincerer
affection than prompts US tonight t.
manifest these feelings through the
channel which we have adopted.
In the name of these friends, now
beg you to accept their testimonial
hoping that when their features shall
have faded from your memory, it may
serve, at least, to recall pleasant oc
casion.
Miss Ellis responded in the follow
ing welI.chosen words, which were re-
Oeived by the audience with rounds o.
applause
EDITH'S SPEECH.
DEAR AND KIND FRIENDS: Though
am but a little girl, i am fully aware
Of the honor you have done me by
coming to hear me and in giving mt
this handsome present.
/ am glad for several reasons, thu
principal one Is, that you are pleased
with my efforts. 10 my generous
friends, the lawyers, who have made
me this beautiful present, ! would say
that had the gift of eloquence tina
belongs by right to them, J could fine
words better fitted to express my
thanks But do HdPk y0u, and
shall always look back with pleasur,
on my childhood days in Dallas; an'
if ever succeed in this profession,
shall feel that owe u debt Of graft
tude to my many friends in Dallas, TO
their encouragement on the threshold
Of life. Oncemore, let me say "IthahI
! Won y
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WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Quecnsware,
A. Wh H.


We ask the Citizens OF Dallas
and Vicinity to write to us for
prices OF anything in our line.
1t will cost You nothing, and you
will save money. We have a
full stock Of China In WHITE,
GOLD BAND and DECORATED.
Also, everything In Glassware
and QueensWare. You can buy
a full set as cheap from us, as
you can buy o few pieces from
The retail dealer. We guaran-
tee everything to be as repre-.
scented. Remember we want
your trade and Will deal hon.
estly with you, or NOT at all.
Special prices to hotels and res.
taurantS. Now on hand q large
line Of Dinner, Tea and Cham.
Der Sets, very chear. Send or
derS direct to
MILLER & STEPHENSON,
5O4 North 4th St., st. Louis, Mo.
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