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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-22
By TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, May 22.--The Supreme
Lodge of Knights of Pythias closed their
proceedings last night. The most i'm
portant business transacted was a mod
Itication of the shield Of the order.
B REVENUE CHANGES.
The following dismissals OF Internal
Revenue officers are announced
Gaugers-L. G. Ebenvim, First Indiana;
e. nj. Campbell, Eighth Illinois; A. M,
Everist,. j. A. Mead, j. Il. Howard, w,
j. Bassett, First Missouri; Ed. L. Red.
ington and G. f. j. Moeller, First Wis.
consin.
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Painful Accident,

A young man named George Whita-
ker, son of Colonel Tom Whitaker, a
well known sporting man of this city,
accidentally shot himself in the hand,
yesterday morning, inficting a very
painful wound. He was testing a new
spring, which he had placed in pts.
tol, and not thinking that the pistol
was loaded, carelessly placed his hand
over the muzzle, when 1t exploded, the
ball passing through his hand, LAGER
atlng it in fearful manner, DR.. Cor
nelius dressed the wound. The re-
porter learned that DR.. Thruston has
charge of the case, and that he ex-
presses himself as hopeful that no per-
manent injury will result to the in
jured hand.
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Lamar Rifle Military Association.

This association met yesterday even
ing, pursuant to call of the president.
General w. L Cabell took the chair. Bids
were opened and read from different
parties and produced considerable dis.
cussion. The matter of uniform was
finally referred to committee of ten,
who were previously appointed to so.
licit subscriptions for a uniform. This
committee embraces some of the best
names Of our city, and General w. l..
Cabell, who has considerable expert
ence In such matters, was added to its
number. The committee meet this af-
lernoon, In the mayors Office, at five
o'clock, when final action will proba-
bly, be taken, and the question of uni
form settled.
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THE PASS0Y FIR.
It's Oh eryance by Our Jewish Citizens.

The Jewish feast of the Passover gen.
orally occurs at the time of Easter, but
this year it comes on the ODD of April.
Every nineteen years (the Jews have
Il leap year, they throw in month of
thirty days before Nissan, whenever
the 18th of Nissan (the day of the Pass
over would come after the vernal equi-
noX. The Passover is celebrated be-
cause of the providential deliverance
of the lsraelites on the night before
their departure from Egypt, when the
destroying angel, who put to death the
tirst-born of the Egyptians, passed oUer
the houses of the Hebrews, which had
been previously marked with the blood
of the paschal lamb. 1t is known as
the Passover, or feast of unleavened
bread, and is described in Exodus xii.
In accordance with the tme-honored
customs of their faith, the Jewish citi-
zens of Dallas will observe the ceremo-
MES of the feast, commencing last
evening and continuing for seven days.
The Orthodox observe it for eight
days; the Reformers observe the first
and last.
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Economical.

We learn that the ilremen of Dallas
have declined TO visit Houston on the
2lst and take part In our celebration.
The excuse given IL that they could
not get the rates from the Central road
they desired. The Central road offer
ed them half rates, and what more
than this they can have the cheek to
ask IL past our surmise even. III they
had notified us sooner we would have
bought the road for them and let them
come gratis, or even paid them bo-
nus rather than missed having them.
But, alas, 1t Is too late now, and we
will have to forego the pleasure Of
their illGatrlQus presence,
There Is always something to dash
from the lips Of man the chaliced cup
of his fondest hopes and sweetest de.
lights !
The above gratuitous insult comes
from the Houston Age. The Central
road did not offer them half rates. For
the information of the Age, The HER
AID will volunteer the information
that Dallasites pay their way as they
20, and are not in the habit of giving
the waiter dollar and slipping their
hotel bill. AS to the inuendo in regard
to economy, the Age is respectfully re-
ferred to the firemen of Houston who
attended the llremen's parade in this
city last fall,
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More improvements.

Mr.. Abraham Rhine, of Mckinney,
who owns the lots on Elm street, OPP
posite Sanger Bros, running through
to Pacific avenue-the property at
present occupied by the old Record
homestead-entered into contract on
Saturday last with Messrs. Hastings n
North, to erect on the Elm street front,
two-story brick, iron front building,
similar in construction and finish to
the Sanger and Schneider & Davis
buildings. The house will be As feet front
by so feet deep; first story 10 feet aud the
second - feet in the clear; to be of the
best brick, with cemented brick founda-
ton; first story wall Is inches thick;
second story 10 inches thick; window
and door caps and cornice to be of Or
namented galvanized iron. The lower
story will be divided into two store
rooms, 22l by so feet each; the upper
floor divided into offices. The iron
fronts will be furnished by the Trinity
iron works of Messrs. LOOMS, Hof-
man & Co.
Mr.. Rhine has also entered into a
conditional contract with same parties
to put up three story and basement
building on Pacific avenue, immedi-
ately in the rear of the above building,
which is to be of the same general
finish and appearance, but is intended
as a. hotel building. This last will not
be commenced until the building on
Elm street is completed.
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WIZ, LYTE Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, hog leave 10 call the attention
ofpersons wishing 10 purchase real estate 10
the extensive liata Of property on thelr
bulletin boards In aud outside Of
their ohioe, under tho respective heads Of
"lmproved city Property" "Vncnnt Cily
Lots" Farms" ana "unlmproved and
wild Lands, embracing business houses aud
vacant lots In the commercial center OF the
city Also, building lots, ana number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city, Also, large tracts OF wild
state, besides u number Of ARMS OF various
sizes, including several large and highly Inc
proved plantations within Ave miles OF the
city OF Dallas, 200dlm
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We think at this season of the year,
that the residents of this ward, can say
safely that the Peoples Market can
compare, respecting meats, with
any in this city. The proprietor has
reduced his prices from twenty to thir-
ty per cent.
This market is more than usually
supplied with fine veal and mutton,
and the best beef that can be obtained
at this time of the year. Call and see
us. Matrons can send their servants
or children. All will be politely waited
on at the Peoples Market, on Lamar
street, just above the postoflice.
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line Of march will DO down Austin b.
Commerce street. down Commerce 10
Houston from Houston street up
Main 10 the market house from
Main, by way Of Sycamore street. TO
ELM down Elm 20 Austin, On Aus,
tin street, Ia front Of Odd Fellows
hal, the Daughters Of ltebeeea lodge
will join the procession, which VIII
march from there 10 Fields tIeater,
Colonel Mccoy grand marshal Of the
day Is, Il, Jet, marshal Ofthe encamp-
ment j, j, Good, marshal Of Dallas
lodge Barnett Gibbs, marshal Of Trlnl-
~ lodge,
There will DO several addresses de-
liyered al lhe hall, 10 hear which the
ladies aud gentlemen are respectfully
invited,
AT night there will be q grand ball
and supper at the court house, Tickets
Of admission can DO procured by gen
tlemen from members Of the Order or
at Pierce a. Lyle's,
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SOCIETIES,
Masonic.

"HHNNN7
All Masonic bodies meet NJ $40 Main street
over q, NJ, Wheat'a store.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. q, Knights
Templar VIII meet ~ the Asylum In the city
OF Dallas, on the FIRST Thursday after the last
FRANK AUSTIN, E, Q.
En-. q, BOWER, Recorder
DALLAS CHAPTER, No, ", Royal Arch
MasonH meets ~ the Chapter Rooms In the
| city Of Dallas, ON the hrst Monday In each
month,
n, u, COOMBES, NJ, II, IL. y.
JOSEPH l., FISHER, Secretary,
TANNElllLL LODGE No. ~, n. 4 A, NJ.
meets on the second and last Saturday eyon.
ings of each month, ~ the Masonic Hall.
-, - ,,....-.... n. q. BOWER, W. NJ.
W, X, CORNISH, Secretary,
DALLAS LODGE, No AZ +. 4 A. NJ
meets ON the first aud third Saturday even.
lngs of every month"; NJ its hall over q. NJ,
Wheats store, ON Main street; m
A. W. NowLIS, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge, U. d., IL u. q. r., meets nj
Richardson, Dallas county, every Wednes-
day evening, nj half'past o'clock. -,
4, l.. FRANK, N. q,
j. =. FLOYD, Secretary.
RlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No, %, /. o,
U, T., meets on the first and third Friday
n ns In each MONTH at the so 2dd vFeilpyS'
NOISE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. n, ]. o. o. f., meets
on every Wednesday night, at the odd FELL
lows Hall. q. a. CUTLER, N. q.
Gus, AARoNsoN, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No. L, o. 0. f., meets
every Monday nightat Odd FFel LOWS, hall;
ELI MCCONNELL, Secretary.
knights Of Pythias.
CoEUR DE LION LODGE No. s, meets
every Thursday evening, b. Ward, p. G.;
y T. Easley, NJ. d., Prelate; $. NJ. House,
Master att Arms j. q. Leigh, Nj. of H.; Paul
Furst, NJ. of f.; Edward j.. Smith, X. II.
and s.; A. s. Jet, !, g.; b. Il. Spratley,
o. q.
Britanic Society.
The Britanic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In Knights OF Pythlas
j. ii. RYAN, Secretary.
Patrons of Husbandry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. 81, OF the
Patrons OF Husbandry, meets at Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat
W. il. HARRIS, Master.
w. IL. STARK, ST., Secretary.
DALLAS COUNTY CoUNCIL-Dr. ]. II.
Stevens, master; p. G. Swor, overseer W.
H. Harris, secretary; W. 4. Thurmond,
treasurer; W. z. Cochran, gate keeper; James
T. Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallas postofiice,
purchasing agent.
LISBON GRANGE No. 8, meets on Satur-
day before the second Sunday in each II. onth,
at nine o'clock A. NJ.
JAMES p. GOODNIGHT, Master.
It. A. MCADAMs, Secretary.
GOOD Templars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, /. o. G. T..
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION s. RECORD. w. II.
j. W. RECORD w. Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE No. liS, !. o. G. r., meets
every Friday night, at their lodge room, on
Main street, between Austin and Lamar.
W. b. BIRMINGHAM, W. G. Il.
FANNIE SAWYER, VS..
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Complimentary.

DALLAA, Texas, March no,
10 tho ladies Of the M0lhOdiht Episcopal
Church, South, OF Dallaai
! wish TO return thanks for your very
kind action In my behalf by paying
three hundred dollars upon the organ.
The placing Of such an organ In u
church IL m accomplishments which few
have the honor 10 claim, An natru-
ment OF such excellence ls seldom met
with,
Asa token OF my respect for your
kindness shall be glad TO take neg
alive OF you all together In n group.
One copy OF the picture will be kindly
presented TO each member free OF cost.
II this meets your appreciation, some
time In June next | shall occupy my
new gallery, or art studio, which will
be opposite the Odd Fellows hall,
Main street. That will be the best
place TO take the group.
With hearty good wishes for your
prosperity, remain your humble and
obedlent servant
ALFRED FREEMAN.
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Mayors Csuri,

Noble Thompson, abusive Ian
guagei plead guilty and tlined " aud
COSTS
Mrs, WallpoOl, abusive language
plead guilty aud fined " aud costs,
james Dempsey, drunk aud dlsOr.
derlyi plead guilty and fined 81 aud
costs.
Bob Kingston, drunk and disorder
lyi plead guilty aud lhned So aud costs,
Charles Erwin, drunk aud dlsor'
derby, dismissed
Charity Gather proatitutloni plead
guilty and fined S5 and costs,
VIM. A, MoDermott, obstructIng
Jackson street Case continued I'LL
Wednesday morning and q jury or
dered,
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Noon Report.


GALVESTON, April I9.-Money steady
Gold, nay. Silver, lU71a@l0S.
Hides Arm. pry flint, selected, l7Lc; kips
calves and stock, sailed, &c off; dam
aged and glue stock, 10 Off light sailed sole
AZ flint with allowance for salt; wet sailed
selected, &c; butchers green, 7a7%c.
Cotton dull. Ordinary, i2Jsc; good ordi
nary, IA &c; low middling, l5c; middling, l5l6c
good luiddling, 1875. Sales 2l3 bales.
LIVERPOOL, April l9.-Noon-Cottons steady
Middling uplands, Sd Orleans, SlaSl.d
Sales 1900 bales; speculation and export, 2,tOt
bales. Sales on basis of iniddling uplands
nothing below low middling, deliverable
May and June, l5-l6d; deliverable April and
May, Sd; deliverable June and July, SISi,
Sales on basis middling Orleans, nothing be-
low good ordinary, deliverable May and
June, Lied.
New YORK, April l9.-Gold opened Mt ll5lS,
Stocks active. Money 3 per cent. Gold il5.
Exchange-Long, 81 81 short, 81 gO%, Gov
ernments dull. States quiet.
Cotton quiet but steady. Uplands, l6lSc; Or
leans 1870.
Futures opened steady. Ma, 10 7-l8@leI1c;
June, ltA@l6 l3-l6c; July, II Lice; August,
II 3-l8@l7Lc.
PARIS, April l9.-Rentes 63f poe.
LONDON, April l9.-Street rate "a percent.
Erie 2714@271ac.
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abIed aud caught one Of the birds, the
latter being sent 10 Colonel George Mo-
bio US present It's believed that this
II tho first flock Of these birds that has
ever been seen 80 far from tho coast,
They have been seen on the Mlasls-
slppi river as high up as Bayou Sara,
when strong northeast Winds were
blowing, hut these are the first We
have heard Of certainly, In this part Of
Texas.
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CITY BUSINESS.
A yaIuabIe Inyeutiou.

The most remarkable saving invention
that has been introduced TO the public IL
Wilmots Patent Flat Iron Heater. II Ia an
Improvement upon the old system OF Iron
Ing. Ten cents viii furnish fuel for day +
ironing, and can be used In any part OF the
house without smoke and heat. Price 81.
For particulars regarding county and state
rights, etc, apply TO N. POTTER n CO.,
57d2w 900 Main street, Dallas
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S,VU ElABb

1 am offering 10 the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro
ceries, provisions and produce,
nj The very lowest prices, and
make II speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery 10 ac-
cOmmOdate customers. Please
give lily Il trial.
Respectfully, JOS. MENCZER,
Grocer, GI5 Elm street,
Dallas.
OlEID.s.
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Pelican.

Mr. F. p. Cline, living near Mesquit,
In the eastern part of this county, on
the line of the Texas and Pacific rail-
way, informs us that on Thursday last,
flock of some two thousand or more
pelicans passed over that place, flying
In northeasterly direction. Mr.. Clibe
and Mr.. Bradfeld killed four and dis
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Sunday School and Temper
ance books at Franklin's book
store, JOA Main street.
To the business Men of Dallas.

We wish to announce that we are now
ready to begin the work of sprinkllng the
streets In earnest and will continue until
October rs per contract Our lack of facili-
ties for loading wagons have heretofore been
the cause of some delay, but now we have q
large tank, can load in one minutes time,
and will give our whole time and attention
TO the work. Thus we feel confident that we
can give entire satisfaction.
Respectfully,
52dlw. BRUNER Il FITZSIMMONS,
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be fouad ou sale by tho news
boys on all trains of the Texas ANA
ana Pacific railway, and 40 the foiiow'
Ing news stands la the city, Visit M H.
Franklin a. 90, BOi Main street H. j.
Star, Lamar street Pierce a Lyle, b07
Main street. and y. MeEihare, Lamar
elreef,
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To the City Subscribers Of Tho Dallas Herald,
Prom ana after this date February
o, 1870, the connection Of Mr.. H. j.,
Neville, m agent for the city subserip'
lion list, ceases, and mr.. Jesse M. Will
Hansen VIII haye charge Of the same.
Hereafter payments % him only will
DO acknowledged by this oiiioe.
j, w, swINDELLs,
February u, 1870. Publisher.
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FOR 6AIIl.

MY residence, corner Pacific avenue
ANA Houston streets, embracing half a
block 81 ground, with ~ well finished
ons-story and basement roeh.eonerete
building, and all necessary o"i.buiid'
ings, etc. An early applicant may se'
cure n bargain,
JNO. w. swIEDRLLs.
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For Sale.

A fine new % horse power engine and boiler
and two superior sets of burrstones, with II
complete outfit of mill machinery-all new
and In perfect running Order offered for sale
at great bargain, for few days only, by
W. +. Lyle Il Co.. No. 100 Lamar street
igltf
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Tire,

The alarm Of fire was sounded yes
terday morning, caused by the burn
Ing Of q small frame house on Walnut
street, near Jefferson, belonging 10 Mr.
Colier lie endeayored TO assist poor
fro with little coal oil, and oot-ter u
blaze before he got through with IL,
Mr., q. IN about seven hundred dollars
and q good breakfast worse of, barring
the small sum OF three hundred insur-
ance lac has, than II he hadn't meddled
with the coal oil can. The fire 0Ompa-
ny were soon on hand, but for want Of
water the engine was unavailable, The
"bOys," however formed themselves
into u "bucket brigade and were do
Ing valiant service, under most dlaad-
vantageOus circumstances, when they
were relieved by the fire extlngulshlng
brigade, who soon demonstrated their
superiority over the fiery element 10y
extlngulshlng the flames In about u
minute aud u half, by the way, that
East Dallas fire company N making u
reputation that old veterans might
envy.
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Attention \

The committee often, who were appointed
to raise funds for uniforms, are hereby or
dered TO meet at Ave o'clock this afternoon
at the mayors office, to transact important
business. BY order OF the chairman.
Il. G, ELLIS, Secretary.
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GO TO PIERCE a. LYLE'S
And see the celebrated PhiIa-
delphia Rustic Shade, the best
and most beautiful In the mar
ket. Also ~ large stock Of Linz
en- and Holland Shades i'm
stock.
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PIERCE ~ LYLE'S,
5O1 Main street, is the place to
get your wall paper. New pat
terms and styles received as is.
sued. Don't miss the place. or
you will forever regret ii.
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LuSus NATURE,


The reporter was yesterday shown,
In the Office Of DR.. Il. II. Hughes, n Gu
rlous specimen Of natures handlwork
In the shape Of pig. ltpOssesses the
Uranium 0fa human being, Projecting
from the lower margin Of the Of frontis
Ii the miniature trunk Of M elephant,
one and n half Inches IN longth, In.
medately below this, In the center OF
the face proper, IL n prominent and
well developed eye, without lid or LASH
es. A fourth ofan inch below this IL
the clearly.deilned snout Of II pig, The
mouth IL filled with canine teeth,
while the chin bears strong resem-
blance TO that OF IN infant The body
IL that Of n perfect pig, with the excep-
tlon that II has not n particle OF hair.
Ii Is one OF u litter of thirteen, and was
born alive. II lived but II short time,
and was secured by DR., Hughes, who
has preserved II, and now has II at his
Office, where II can be seen.
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RATES OF ADvERTIsrMa
DAILY.

Five Hnes-Ffy cents for first inSer-
ton, and Twenty-Five cents for each sub
sequent dot(y Insertion. Thirty words
make fUe lines.
Per square Of ten HneS,-One dollar
Tor the first insertion, and fifty cents for
each subsequent insertion. Five lines
One month, S. t,Uo months, So;
three months, $40. ~
One square, Of ten lines One month,
IS, t,oo months, Sl2 three months, SIS
Notices Under head Of city Business
insertion, 10 cents per line; each
subsequent insertion ten cents per line,
for nonpdrea type, ledded. IF in f,W.
face type, the space occupied charged
for at the above rate.
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A scalper explains how it works,
causing pleasure instead of pain. Rail-
road tickets bought, sold and exchang~
ed by johnson, San Jacinto hotel.
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Closing Quotations.

NEW ORLEANS, April l9.-sterling, $50
Cotton-Demand good. Sales 1900 bales
Good staple kinds steady; all others irregu.
lar and easy. Good ordinary TO strict good
ordinary ord ,s@i5sci low m,iSddling to strict
middling, l5s@l6c; good middling to mid.
ding fair, 161s9l71sc. Receipts, 1853 bales.
exports, SS paies; Great Britain, $40 bales
stock, 1859 bales.
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Mrs. George III. Grain, Mrs. Carr and
Miss Holiday arrived in the city from
st. Louis, yesterday, and are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, at the San ia
cinto. They will spend week or two
in Dallas.
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A Card.

VIC. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at 6l6 Elm street, r.
v. Tompkins old stand. They also solicit
consignments from st.. Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the 10Th instant Mr.. II. ], Edgerley dispos-
ing Of his interest to W. H. Coker. The
style Of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered in the city free Of
charge. W. q. SICKLEs,
5ldlw w. II. COKER,
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On the morning of April 26th, at
half-past nine o'clock, the Odd Fell
lows procession will form on Austin
street, between Main and Elm. The
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For CroIuets Of the latest
styles ana finest finish, 20 IN
Frankiin's book store, 5Ol
Main street.
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The finest pocket cutlery i'm
Dallas may be found ut Frank
Inns book store, 5O4 Main
street.
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To TaiIOrs.

Two good workmen wanted. Apply
to Douglas Brothers.