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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-09

There is funny side to even so sad a case as
the abduction of Charley Ross. The father of
the lost boy tells the story to reporter OF the
philadelphia Times. While in Canada, re-
Gently, he saw a circular of circus manager
announcing wax figures of the Ross family, to-
gether with an offer from the manager himself
of reward of $4,000 for the discovery of the
boy Mr. Ross went to the circus and saw fig
ures of himself and wife, and Charley, none of
which bore the least resemblance to the origi-
nails Without making himself known he talk
ed with the exhibitor, who told him he was
frequent visitor to the Ross household, aud that
all the figures were strikingly accurate Ike
nesses. When Mr.. Ross made himself known
the man was dumbfounded for moment out
immediately expressed bis deep Esympathy, de-
claring his willingness to pay the $1,000 reward
and offered, 10 case the boy were found' 70 give
the father $1,000 a week for thirty weeks, for
the privilege of exhibiting him!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-03
W. q. ponoho d Co.

Commission Dealers in City Lots. Lands
and Land Scrip, Office Lamar Hotel Building
We are authorized by the owner of the ~
acre "Waco" farm, to say that invests ation
oftitle to the same Is courted, and that per.
feet title, with abundant guarantee, will be
given, notwithstanding the claim set up by
Others. This Is splendid farm and offered
ut II decided bargain, the owner having no
use for farm property.
1000 acres No. 1 land In Erath To trade for
Dallas property.
Threestory, 10 room, Brown stone front,
New York City residence, to trade for
$4,000 Dallas county farm.
Snug Cottage Residence "Cedar HilI,p for
sale.
Two-story, handsome, convenient city
Dwelling, six rooms, lot lO0x08 most eligible
location, $500.
Two-story, new and stylish city Dwelling,
seven rooms, lot 50xl50 and of greatest con.
venienee 10 business; for sale or would trade
for No. farm In Dallas county and pay
just cash difference.
A twenty-five room Kansas Hotel 10 trade
for Dallas lots or Texas lands.
Five new two-story brick Stores on Main
street, to sell.
Wanted-For sale to meet demand, farms
IN Dallas, Denton, kaufman, Tarrant and
johnson counties.
Alternate" and international" Land
scrip, at lowest figures In any quantities.
hov2S-dSf. w. b. DONOHU 4 90.
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cut up and one could scarcely
recognize II IN its new dress. Little
Fay inpersonated Andrlenne, the
Little Walfp In u most pleasing man
ner. Her acting is wonderful for
child Of her years, and we must again
repeat that 1t IL u pity that she IL not
permitted to gain experience In the
legitimate school OF acting, instead OF
being spoiled by nonsenslcal bur
osques, full Of stale songs and stage
tricks.
Alice Vane, as "lIaym0ndc, the Cap
tain's wife, was natural and pathetic,
her appeals TO her husband to retain
her child, melting the audience
into tears and ellcltlng for her
their hearty and enthusiastic APP
planse. John Templeton essayed
to play the character of Captain de
Montaiglcr, and made total failure Of
It. Isabel Vane as Madame Gonchard,
was good, very good, her conception
of the character being fine and her
rendition stamping her ms clever
artist We are glad to say good word
for Burton Adams In the play OF Gu
ba he evidently lnbored under dlsad-
vantage, but last night MS Octave, the
rOue, he was easy, graceful aud pol
ished. The cold, Indifferent scheming,
don't care villain was most admirably
portrayed, and the gentleman, II his
ambition was aroused, would make n
distinguished actor.
The after piece was comedy in one
act, entitled "The Bonanza written
principally to give prominence to lit
tie Fay in her songs. The only char
acter In this piece worthy Of notice was
SCREEN Grass as represented by John
Templeton. His representation of this
character as well M that of "persIm-
mon Cracker" IN the play of CUBA"
IL inimitable. II Mr.. Templet0n had u
suitable piece written for him, he rep
resonting the above character and
making ii n prominent feature OF the
piece, we believe he would achieve q
national reputation equal to that OF
Joe Jefferson and other character ac
tors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-03
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

New. YORK, December 3--lO;2O n. m.-Gold
opened at MS.
Spots opened quiet and nomlnally un-
changed.
Futures opened steady and very quiet. De-
Cemher, 10 l-lG@l3lEc; January, l3hml3 3-l8c;
February, IL 5-lG@l33sc; March, l3&@l3 O-lO0;
April, u ll-l6@l3Ic.
ll:lO AIM Gold ll5}z. Sterling exchange
unchanged; short, Sis6l%8Ls7; long, S.S3G
NEW ORLEANS, Deoember a.--ll;SO am
Gold, lllJs@ll5ll. Exchange, u discount.
Cotton quiet nnd steady; good ordinary,
lOMc; low middllng llAc; middling, l2jac.
Sales, 500 bales,
300 pm told, lli;sguSli, Cotton quiet
and firm; middling. l2Iaci sales, GgO0 bales
1910 p.m-GOld, Ma. Futures quiet and
firm. Sales, 300 bales.
2:2} p,m.-Gold, lli54.
Futures quiet Sales, $500 bales.
$40 p,m.-G0ld closed ut ms.
Futures closed quiet aud steady. Sales,
1900 bales December, lS-l6pl3 3.a2c; Janu-
aiy, Is j.Rogl8 S.lGc; February, - ll-D0l&isc;
March; Is 7-lG@ls l6c; April, lS24gl3jsr.
GALN &TON, December S.-Gold lljHllB.
Silver ll0@lli. Exchange on New York, sight,
hs@lI discount on New Orleans, sight,, y dis
count to par. Cotton quiet and steady good
ordinary NE; low mlddllng, he; mid
ding. l2i5ci good middling, Eye; sales 1903
bales receipts 1885, bales.
LONpOS, December H-l2:G0 PM ConsolS
for money, rs 5-l6, on account SO . 10.
LIVERPOOL, December also p.m-SpotS
opened st lady; uplands, GiSd; Orleans, 73-l5d,
Sales l2,00O bales, Of which 1000 bales were for
speculation and export. Arrivals opened
dull.
$3.50 p m.--Spots unchanged; uplands, SGD;
Orleads, 3-l6i. Sales, 600 bales.
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W. II. Lyle Il Co. real estate agents, No.
lO9 Lamar street, beg leave to call the attcn.
ton OF persons wishing to purchase real es-
tate to the extensive lists.of property on their
bulletin boards in ana outside of their office,
under the respective heads OF "lmproyed
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots, "Farms''
AMI "Unimproved and Wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses and vacant lots in
the commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots, and anamber of very desir.
able residences situated In every quarter of
tho city. Also, large tracts of wild lands in
BALLAST and other counties oithe state, besides
q number of farms of various sizes, Include
ing several large and highly improved plan.
tations within Ave miles of the city of Dallas
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"Green Grass"

Night before last verdant specimen
of humanity came to this city on the
Central road. After leaving the train
he for some time loitered around the
depot, and finally entered the telegraph
office and contidentially informed the
telegraph operatar that he had consid-
cradle money with him and was afraid
to go to hotel. The operator joking
ly told him ii that was the case he
might sleep in box car that was
drawn up near the platform. The
Granger took the jest for earnest and
thankfully accepted the offer.
He turned in, and curling himself
up in n corner was soon dreaming of
his peaceful country home. Just be-
fore daylight yesterday morning his
sumbers were rudely aroused ty an
Individual with drawn pistol in his
hand, who demanded his wealth, or,
as is usual in such eases, his life. "Our
Country Cousin" thinking discretion
the better part Of valor, Immediately
handed over the wealth he had gone to
such inconvenience and discomfort to
save, amounting in all to the enormous
sum of twenty dollars. The robber, as
soon as he satisfied himself that he
had gotten all the money in sight, took
his departure and was lost to sight, al.
though dear to the memory of his vic
tim. AS soon as he recovered his right
senses the burglarized individual made
the early dawn hideous with his
and soon succeeded in
gaining a sleepy audience to listen to
his woes. When asked why he did not
use his pistol, which he had strapped
around him, he replied "the damned
hing wasn't loaded" He left for
home yesterday morning, a poorer but
4 wiser man, fully convinced that he
was a victim of false economy.
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LOCAL BREyITIES.
-Gloomy and damp Yesterday.

gloomy aud damp yesterday
Go to tho Courthouse this after
noon aud hear John Henry Brown
discourse on tho Constitution,
The letter list, containing between
elght and nine hundred names, Will be
found on the third page OF this issue,
DIR. NJ. II, Nicely, the Rev, pastor Of
the Lamar Street M. Il, Church, viii
preach at that place, Sunday morning,
ut eleven o'clock.
The different restaurants OF The
city are stocked with crabs aud shrlmp-
and the lovers of good eating are cor
respondIngly happy
The Fay Templetoh Star Alliance
will In all probability remain In the
city until next Tuesday and II they do
they will give u performance at Fields
theater Monday night.
The Fay Templeton Star Alliance
will appear again Tonight ut Fields
theater. The celebrated Jeiiersonian
sensation OF Grip Van Wrinkle" will
he the principle attraction.
Precinct meetings will be held, in
the seventeen precincts of Dallas
county, to-day, TO select delegates to Il
County Convention, to assemble In the
city Of Dallas on next Saturday, De-
cember nth.
John Henry Brown Will address
the people of Dallas county this after.
noon, ut 2 o'clock, at the Court house,
and tell them all about the new Con-
stitution. The meeting IL one Of inn
portance, and oil classes Of our citl-
Gems should turn out en- masse.
w. l.. Johnson will pay liberal
reward for his books and papers left in
Il satchel on the Texas Pacific Rail-
road, November 22d. The papers are
only valuable to Mr.. Johnson, and II
they are returned, the reward will be
cheerfully paid and no questions
asked.
The cotton statement for the weel
furnished The HERALD by V. II. Ev
ans, is exceedingly gratifying, when
we take into consideration the late
wet weather and the consequent dlll-
cultes the farmers experienced, both
in gathering the crop and hauling II Il
our market The receipts since DE
cember lst average over two th0usan,
bales per week, which, considering
the short time that Dallas has elaine,
to be cotton market, must be graft
dying In the extreme TO every one wh'
takes pride In the prosperit.
Of our city, and beside
Is Il guarantee for her future that tn,
worst grumbler and croaker in on
midst cannot argue away Stock OF
hand September LIST, . bales received
this week, 3,404 received previously
1914; received since September lh
29,53S; total, 29,5lO; shipped THU
week, 2,S0S; shipped previously, 81,
642; shipped since September LIST, 24,'
j35; stock Oh hand, 5,OO5. Our market
for the past week has been quiet ant
steady, middling commanding He
low middling lie, and good ordinary
l0lc. Some fine lists have been on cx
hibition during the past week which
were readily bought up by Eastern
buyers, and great deal more of the
same quality was eagerly sought for
All of which proves that Dallas is on,
Of the great cotton markets Of thu
South.
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A large audience assembled at Fields
theater last night, 1t being the second
representation Of the Fay Templeton
Star Alliance in this city. The first
piece given was tempted Astray," a
society play, in three acts, adopted
from the French drama of "Mons. Al
phonse," which created such furore
In New York, and the exquisite rendi-
ton of which added so much to the
reputation Of Daly's Fifth avenue Com
binstien. The piece as present.
ed here last night was much
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A saving Of riny Per Cent.

Aside from its purity and he1thful-
ness, those who use DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder will save fully fifty per
cent, az 1t requires one-third less pow
der to the same amount of flour than
any other taking powders in the mar
ket. Only two teaspoonfuls of DIR.
Prices powder to a quart of flour is
needed to produce the finest biscuits,
cakes, etc. Be certain that DR.. Prices
name is on the box, as unprincipled
persons obviously find II easier to ap-
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are notified that the title to the land adver,
tised In The DALLAS HERALD by W. b. Don.
OHIO d Co., as superior TO acre farm neoJ
Waco, to sell or trade for Dallas property" Is In
litigation In the District Court OF McLennan
county, and Ia claimed by me.
MARY N. CLEMENTS,
by West Il Prather, Attorneys.
Waco, Texas, November 22d, 1875.
noY2J.dlm
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don, by the direct steamers, sl3O, currency.
All cabin passengers have equal privileges
IN the saloon,
There are no second-clnHs or emigrant rail.
road tickets sold from Dallns 10 New YORK;
NJ tickets TO that point being tlrst-class,
lGmigrant ticliutS from the above cities OF
Europe 10 Dallas can be had AZ $40 w, cur
rency, legs than the emigrant rates from Dali
lbs 10 Europe.
For further particular, and for Tickets, np-
ply at our Office, No. 10 Lamar street, be-
tween Main and Elm
sept2ldif W. F.LYTE CO., Agents,
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1EO. for EurOnei

All persons wishing 10 go 10 Europe or
Great Britain, or who desire to send for rela-
tives or friends TO come to this country, will
consult their interest by purchasing their
tickets, either way, from the undersigned
agents.
We represent the "National Line OF Steam
efs," composed of twelve tine, large steam
ships, ranging from 1866 TO 500 tons, one of
which leaves New York every Saturday.
lhey are thoroughly organized and equip
ped, anu have been In successful operation
for ten years, yet, during this time, not q
haif million passengers having been
brought ACROSS the ocean on these fine
steamers aud landed on our shores without
the loss of single life, speaking volumes for
the uniform safety and good discipline OF
the line.
Rates OF fare from Dallas via New York,
payable In CURRENCY:
Dditts-- Ei,i0rInn Or iSeefd1e. Curreney,
To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow,
Londonderry or London, by direct
steamer SIS 90
10 Dublin. 10 %
TO Cardiff, Bristol or London, via Liiv-
Rooi Of w
To Hamburg Hnvre Antwerp, Retter-
dam, Amsterdam and Harlinger-..... 81 90
TO Christlana, Bergen, Starvenger, Christian
sard, uothenburg, Halmo, Copenha-
gen, Hannheim, Throndhyem, Paris
or Bremen................... 81 90
Dallas C1bfn Prssaoe.
10 the above points. sl22 10 1872, currency,
rooms. -
Excursion or return tickets between New
York and Liverpool or Queenstown, $40.
currency, and betweei New York and Lon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-03

The republic Of San Salvador has ac-
copied the proposition Of Guatemala
to unite and form one republic with
Honduras, Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
II Is probable that these latter States
will soon follow the example of San
Salvador. The proposed republic will
have Il population Of 2,G45,0O0, and
with an area OF 326, go square miles.
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nov2l-aw

propriate the language Of the Label
steal the name-than initiate the pow
der Steele d. Price are the only man
uiacturers of DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder and his True l'layoring Ex-
tracts.
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Cut this Ont-u Hay Save your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Cold
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
buy bottle of medicine that would cure
them. The Empire Tonic Bitters, and their
wondrous cures, astonishes every one that
try them. For sale everywhere
nOyoulIm
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Oh Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes, In
serge, goat, kid and calf-buttons, side and
Top iace-can be found Mt Staniord's. 4O7 Elm
street, and for less money than the same
class OF goods can be bought at any other
house In Dallas
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Mr.. John Morrison, of Little Rock,
Ark, is in the city. Mr.. Morrison is
so much pleased with the prosperity
every where exhibited in our city, that
he has almost decided to make Dallas
his future home. We will insure him
a hearty welcome.
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The Empire Tonic Bitters are the best Bit
tiers in the world. As morning appetizer
they are conceded 10 be the most delicious,
wholesome aud effectual ever made. For
sale everywhere. noy2Odlm
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CITY BUSINESS.
DaIlas and wichita Railroad Tax

HhItaS ana wichita Railroad Tax.
The injunction restraining the collection
of this tax was dissolved for want of proper
parties, Application for another writ will
be made ut once, Those desiring to join in
this application will apply nj the law ONCE
of MessrS. Williams ~ Buck or to John NJ.
Siemmons.
WILLIAMS " BUCK.
JOHN NJ. STEM MONS.
December 3, 1873,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue ola Deed OF Trust 10 me made.
executed and delivered by lSom Palmer ana
his wife, RoX0na Palmer, Oh the first day OF
March, AID. 1879, the same being recorded IN
Book "A, on pages 42l, l22 ana i33, OF Dallas
County Records Ot Deeds, etc, to secure the
payment OF certain promiSsory note for
ave hundred dollars, and bearing date
March ], A. d, 1873, and b. airing interest at
the rate of four per cent. q month"; Us describ-
cd in said Deed OF Tmst,I viii, on the
18TH DAY or DECEMBER, y. d. 1875,
soil for cash, at public auction, to the high
est bidder atth courthouse door in the city
of Dallas, Dallas county, TeXas-to-wit:
The late homestead oC the said lsum and
Roxana Farmer, situated in the above-nam-
cd city, county and State, beginning eighty
i've feet east from the northeast corner OF
Young and Veale Streets thence north sew
enty and 0ne-half degrees east with the
north Side OF Young street seyenty-hVe feet,
thence north seventeen and One-half de-
greeS west one hundred feet TO stake,
thence south seventy-one and u half degrees
west SeVenty-five feet, thence south seven
teen and one-half degrees east one hundred
'eet, to the place of beginning, together with
all and singular the rights, members, appur-
tenanoes and hereditaments to the same be-
longing or appertaining.
W. c. HOLLAND,
dec2,dl0t Trustee
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IN, co.mopoli,,n Hotel.

Main street, Dallas.
Transient guests y per day.
Dinner board 50 per week.
Day board 90 per week.
Reasonable rates for regular guests.
The table viii be unexcelled.
MRS. r. 8. RossER, Propristress.
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Wanted.

A gentleman and his wife, without chill
dren, can get good board In the Cedars by
calling at DIR. Franklin's late residence, on
Browder street.
dec2-dlw II. y. COLLINS,
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Ask your grocer for the Empire Ton ic BIT.
tiers. A wine glassful taken three times a
day will impart tone and cheerfulness to the
whole system. For sale everywhere.
nav2ndlm
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Waniai.

Everybody and all their kinfolks to know
where to buy Boots. shoes and Clothing, and
where to get The full worth of their money.
stanford's, 4o7 Film street. is the place, be-
yond question.
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Lost.

On Main street, n bundle OF papers valuable
TO me and worthless TO the finder. A suita-
bic reward will be paid for thelrreturn to me
at my Office. W. X. WHEELOCK,
dec3-tf Ticket Agent II. n 4. q, X. II.
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Waniad.

a woman, with no unIldren, TO do general
housework for II lamily--whlte woman pre-.
ferred. Address Lock-box 2SS Dallas post.
office, or can call at No. 1904 Jackson street
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Notice is hereby given to all that have
discontinued the so-CALLED monthly bill
system, and my terms will he strictly caslr
W. l., MURPHY.
Dallas, December 3, 1870. dcci-6t
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Ask your druggist Or grocer for the Empire
Tonic Btters. While wholly Harmless they
will restore Health, which is Prosperity and
long life. For sale everywhere. nov9Odlm
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johnson has now the best thing of the sea-
son. In Railroad Tickets. Call and see for
yourselves how much money You can save.
Office san Jacinto Hotel.
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A fine lot OF Fresh Missouri Butter always
kept on hand at G. NJ. Connolly's, in Marke ct
street. nOv4-dtf
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CIothiua Of the Best OualI,v

Ana latest styles at stanfords, y o. 4O7 Elm
street, at extremely low figures. Call and SET
for yourselves.
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In cases of disordered digestion, sluggish
circulation ofthe blood, and exhausted vital
energy the Empire Tonic Bltters stand
without rival. For sale everywhere.
noy2)dlm
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The largest ana most desirable assortment
OF Ready Made Clothing and Gents Fur.
nishing Goods In the city nj
W. l.. MURPHY's
dec4-5t No, SOL Main Street.
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Have the only exclusive boot and shoe
house in the city, and sell cheaper than any
other house. novii-im
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You Can Save Money
by buying your Railroad Tickets from Fred
Manget. Office In Ledraild hotel.
deca-tf
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
SATURDAY MoRsIsa s,;1i DEC l.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Wanted.
Five hundred pounds OF lioarhonnd ut the
Dallas Steam candy Works, No. al'' Main
atreet. deci.lw
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Cotton Statement

For the week ending " NJ, Friday, Dacem'
Der 3, 1876. Reported exclusively for IHE
HERALD by y, II. Evans, Sucrt lary Of the
National Cotton Exchange,
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Mr.. Hy. Deprio@ie Nv duly author
ICED 10 solicit and receive Job work,
ADVERTISING ana subscriptions for the
Dallas Herald, w. q. HOLLAND,
business Manager.
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Harry pre,h.r,, so4 Main sir..,.

Can sell boots and shoes cheaper than any
dry goods or clothing house In the city. Call
on them. noyli-lm
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Now Goods In Great Variety
Are being received this week ut
W. l.. MURPHY's,
decl.5t No. SOL Main street.
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New style Carpets Just received and for sale
ut bottom prices. W. j.. MURPHY,
deci-bt No. sol Main Street.
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Boots and Shoes Better and Cheaper
AT staMford's, lO7 Elm street, than at any
other house In Dallas. Call and examine.
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For Railroad Tickets,
Call on Fred Manget, Mt the LoGrand hotel.
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Gully 4erala.
THE DAILY HERALD

Niii BIO found On sale by IN" news
boys on all trains Of tho Texas
and Paciac railway, and nj the news
stands at the Legrand, San Jacinto
and LnInar hotels,
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