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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-26
CinctfsnatS Lire Stock AfGrkst.

CINCINNATI, JdH ZU--| 70 n.
The receipts and shipments OF live stock for
the past "a hours were as follows:
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Our readers will scarcely fail to notice the
advertisement Of this house which appears
in the EXAMINER to-day. The house Is one
of the oldest and most respectable in the
Queen city Making specially Of carpets,
oil cloths and curtain goods, the house ex-
GELS In everything In this line. lite importa-
lions are immense, and coming from the
best manufacturers Of Europe, their goods
defy competition In both quality and price.
At the late st. Louis Fair there was nothing
on the grounds more admired than the car
pet and curtain display by Messrs. Kennard
& Sons. 1t was awarded the fret premium,
which all agreed was well deserved. The
house will be represented in Texas by Mr..
George Coon, who will visit our State this
fall, though any wanting anything Of the
kind need have no hesitation whatever in
sending their orders direct,
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OF 1.-THE Texas Express Company, located
in this city, has received the appointment
Of Commissioner for Texaf, for the South
ern States Agricultural and Industrial Expo.
sition, which IL to be held In New Orleans
during the Mardi Gras week. II is intend
ed to make this the greatest thing Of the
kind ever seen ia the Southern States, and
We hope that those who are pushing II will
not be disappointed. New Orleans is hard
to get ahead Of In matters Of this sort Mr..
Baxter will devote himself with energy 10
the task OF securing good representation
ofTeras IN the great enterprise Houston
Age.
We promise "0ld Bay every agricultur-
al trophy in all this section, and cabbage
head In addition. before which the blessed
Norseworthy, win appear rs a grain Of mus
tard seed. We can hardly realize that
friend "Bax" has finally turned his aiten-
ton to agricultural matters.
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w..,ermann a Meier. 81. Lou,..

/ "SrteF"huu /" Hetefs ~. LOUIS
We direct attention to the card of this
house as dealers and direct importers OF
china and queensware, No. SEQ, N. Main
Street, st. Louis. II Is one OF the largest
and best OF the city; imports directly from
Messrs J. ~ J. Meaken, OF stsffordshire,
England, and also from the beet French,
German, Bohemian aud Belgian markets.
In this connection we observe that from
statistics. Forwarded from the New Orleans
custom house there Is shown an advantage
In bringing goods through that port to II.
Louis over the same landed at New York.
IN shipping from Liverpool the goods are
brought through without attendant drayage
storage or commission at New Orleans, and
the Mississippi Valley Transportation Com
pany bring them on direct, saving all hand
ling at New Orleans. This breaks effectu-
ally all competition from eastern markets, as
the St. Louis market regular is lower than
the New York or eastern markets In first
cost
Our domestic manufacturing companies
also contribute their share OF goods toward
making up the vast sea of articles that are
shelyed, packed, stored and, on the high
way Of commerce. seeking new homes with
the dealer or consumer
The enormous territory of sixteen States |
lie fed from the stock OF this house, and to
superintend, direct and take charge Of 1t,
seventeen men are employed.
This, in brief, is model house CT Its char
scter representing and exerting vast int,u-
cnce over the country It controls for their
trade, aud one which has done much to
keep steadily in the advance the growing
interests of the business In the great com
mercial field Of the southwest
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StuSNoih sossIPs
The dust and high winds yesterday had
the effect to keep the fair ones in doors
consequently the trade in dress goods wa;
rather limited, However, our fair country
| cousins were not so deferred, and they
thronged the stores, and Ludecus' millinery
establishment all day.
The new Downs block, on the burnt dis
trict, isto be magnificent structure. DIR.
Napier Ia laosing deal by his delay. WEI
common with other gossips. wonder very
greatly at 1t. Send her up, Doctor. Moth
Ing less than three. story will do.
People have hardly yet got the sand out
Of their eyes, but all agree that the display
of fine stock at our fair has never been sur
passed In the state, by any similar exbibi-
tion.
Friend Ragland is ye.y busy arranging
the premiums for distribution, which takes
place on "Wednesday. This gossip returns
thanks for n splendid pair Of silver gobleis.
The sporting fraternity are present in,tu !!
force but as Yet we have heard of no com
plants or arrests, aud suppose they ale con
ductins '1.ngs very quietly.
The services at the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church attracted immense audiences
on Sunday. The labors Of the Rev. Mr.
Haynes have been very successful. All
honor to the youthful but devoted minister.
The fine stock, horses and cattle, which
have been here ia attendance on our fair,
left Yesterday, or at least goodly part Of II.
We hope to see many Of the fine horses back
here next October.
The fair ladies who expended go much
effort to secure the success Of our fair, will
ever be held In grateful remembrance by
the officers OF the Association and the i'm
mense crowd of visitors who thronged here
from all parts Of the State.
A band Of wandering Italian musicians
are in the city, and discourse sweet music
In the streets. A nickel now aud then lie
not too much for them.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GENERAL REVIEW.
Examiner OFFICE, SATURDAY,

EXAMINER OFFICE, SATURDAY,
Oct. 90, 1875.
Grain-wheat, red d 90, white 81 10.
Oats, 4Oc. Corn Soc. Hay, 90.
Hides-Green, SIC. Flint, l2,fc. Drv
Sailed. 10.
Cotton-Low Ordinary, &c. Ordinary,
SIC. Good Ordinary 9lGc Low Mid
ding, l01lc. MiddlIng. lie.
oTa;aSr1 fSsc Low ss o 0rs,nary &c
Low Middling, l2s. =, Middling, i25c.
ST. LoUIs.-Low Ordinary, Sc. Or
binary, 10. Good Ordinary. llE. Low
Middling, 12sIc. N ,idling, re.
Woodbury., 49," l5c. lean, % to
ac. Galveston, al ST louis, &c.
New York, S3c.
Breadstuffs-Flour i,ri VT, $500 to
$3.50 Per Dbl. ts.pu IL 800. Meal,
SOc.
Groceries-Lard T., Etuon, IKE.
Hams, l6xc Sue 'nied, lSc. Molas-
SEES, 60 TO GOO. - ~, brown, IL to l2kc.
White, IN g. L. ,ofee, A11toEc. Salt.
per sack, $.Ji Dried apples, he. per
ID. Green, ~ 10 % per Dbl. Eggs,
a0c. Butter 40. Potatoes, $4.OOCas4,50
per Dbl.
Tobacco Plug, b5 to 15c. Twist, co to
soc. Fine cut, 55 to S5c.
whisky-Corn, wcstern,tl. 80 to $40.
Kentucky, $3.50 TO Is. Robertson
County, t2.5O to $50.
Lumber-Lumbe, SO to s25, Shin
giles, $3.50 to 81
Reef Steers-Orainary, $l4. Good
Ordinary, SIS to e. Prime, eco. Hogs,
gross, 4c.; nett, g. st. Louis, Texas
beeves, t2.75 to $40 per cwt
Gold-Buying, w SELL ?, lis.
Silver-Buying, les, cling, 100.
Bank discount, 2h l.'r"',''.
Country Produce 81 - potatoes,
per bushel, 75c. Pa, hss- Tried, l3c. +;
Onions per bu., g. - Lard. l5c. Hams,
T Fur syS0 !. s IA per bashsi, IS.
Coolers, IT,. /" 40.
Bagging asa lies-Bagging, 10 to ls1.
Ties, DC,
Freight Cotton, per bale to Hous-
ton, S376; 10 St. Louis, $3.50; to New
York, via Galveston, per steamer,
~ so; insurance, per cent; via st.
Louis, oil rail, 1850. Otner country
produce, per cwt. to ali points per loo
miles, l3c.
Amount Of cotton received since
August 1000 bales.
Under the new national classification
adopted by the Galveston Board OF
Trade. Oct. Texas cotton will rate
u grade higher than under the old elias
sltlcatlen
The tax and Inspection on hides has
been abolished by action of the courts
Cotton coming in rapidly. Flour
higher. Bacon and other meat pro
duets higher.
Hides unchanged Corn and meal in
demand. Wool commands exceptions
ally high prices.
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Something for Dealers in Land
to Look At.

There is now ON the market one-tepth
OF 36,4O2 acres of land, which is owned
by several parties Jointly ,and one-tenth
OF Sls5s, assets in gold, owned Jointly
ny the same parties, and secured BY
liens on land. The lands are embraced
IN the LaVega II League Grant, and lie
adjacent to, and within ten miles of
East Waco. The assets are derived from
purchases from the said grant. The
owners having Joined in the prayer to
the District Court of Galveston for a
decree or partition, the prayer will
doubtless be granted at the approach.
ing November term. The Advertiser
and owner of the joint interests rsfer-.
red TO, Il. j. FRow, of Alabama, NOW
in Galvestonl Offers them for s7600 In
gold, or IN currency ut current rates,
one-half in hand and the other half
payable whenthe partition is perfected !;
reserying, however. the right to with
draw the oiier At any time.
Regarding the title, the advertiser re-
ters TO Major McLemore, and Messrs
Ballingcr, Jack y Mott, Galveston; 4.
Mcssrs. Sleeper, Jones X Kendall, Gen
Harrison, Capt. Herring, and the Bar
generally, Waco; and 10 Gov. Coke,
Major Walton, and Messrs Hancock &
West, Austin. olw2tdlt
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shePiH BARKER.

We saw q dispatch last night to Mr.. Frank
Austin, from Sheriff Barkley, which stated
that Jack Hardy was again victorious yester-
day, having Won the two mile heat race, at
the Waco fair. There were many congraiu-
iatlons INDUCED in last night, both by the
admirerers Of bis horse aud the friends Of
his owner, sheriff Barley. We understand
that Major Barkley Backed his horse bravely
aud We congratulate him on his victory,
The Next thing In order will be a match
between Jack Hardy aud Corinne Ella
Dallas Herald.
Both Sheriff Barklay, aud his splendid
horse made hosts of friends IN Waco, dur
lug their brief sojourn here, and We hope
to see the gallant Major; and his no less gal
liant horse on Waco turf often IN future
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Becoming X nOwn.

As 1t Is becoming known that DIR. Prices
True Flayoring Extracts are not made up
from chemical poisons, but natural fiavors,
delicate and grateful to the most cultivated
palate, they are growing rapidly In popular
favor. The special recommendations Of DR.,
Pirce's Flayors is that their purity is perfect,
their strength SO much greater than other
extracts, while the bottles hold half more
than those purporting to contain same guam.
tity, 1t Is ouly necessary for person Of
pure and healthy taste to try these iiavors
and they will be convinced that they are the
finest purest and best favorings for cakes,
puddings, pies, etc. o22. lw
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our readers will remember the notice
made Of the pigs belonging TO Mr.. Gath.
ings. III the next pen, Col. A, NJ. Hamill,
Of this city had GU exhibition two Berk-
shire pigs, which the judges decided very
nearly as good, and the Col. says next year
he will claim the blue. Col. Hamill has
sold his mate pig to Juo. Hail. OF Falls
county
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The Laclede still maintains It's strong hold
tel In st. Louis. Mr.. Malin, the proprietor,
is prince OF milne Host D." and his clerks
|. not Of the "stuck-upn sort. Guests are
treated with the utmost civility, and are
made TO feel that the Laclede, for the time,
Ia their home. OF course, under such
management, the table and also the rooms
and beds are OF the very best sel1dSwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-26

We direct attention to the notice Of the
dissolution OF the firm Of Jones X Grand
Mr.. Jones continues the business, and Ger
tainly Wiley Jones needs no commentator
from US. lie has been connected with the
business interests Of this city and section
for many year,, and no one has won bet
ter standing than he. Success TO him.
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Personalt

Mr.. Henry F.. Mack, Of II. b. Graham 4
Bro, Paper Warehousemen Of 81. Louis,
paid US Il call yesterday. Mr., NJ. is an afia
BILE gentleman, aud is representing u good
house.
Rev. Mr.. GILLIAN, Rector Of the Sherman
Parish, who has been spending q few days
with his relative, Mrs. kingsbury left yes
terlay for home Mr.. q made many
hieni- during his brief visit, who will al
W4yy BE- dad 10 welcome him In Waco.
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Our thanks are due the managers OF the
Jefferson Fair for complimentary tickets Of
admission. The fair commences on the
10Th, to-day, and continues four days
The President of the SaladO Fair Associa-
tiOn has our thanks for complimentary
tickets The fair commences on the Goth to-
dAy
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Mr.. Padgltt was very properly selected by
the fair authorities as the saddle artist TO
furnish the premiums In that line needed by
them. The ladies saddle furnished by him
was beauty, and was very generally ad-
mired by all the ladies' The gentlemans
saddle, the tournament prize, Is one Of the
finest things OF the kind ever put up in
Waco. These two pieces of artistic mech
anism stamp Mr.. Padgitt as a master of his
art. oct24tf
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4. J. Womack, druggist, Austin Az
enue, under the McClelland Hotel, receives
almost daily new supplies of pure drugs and
medicines. His stock is complete In every
department, and being continually renewed,
IL always perfectly fresh. His assortment
Of fancy articles is immense, and comprises
everything usually kept In a first class drag
store auglldtf
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That Fred Axling has everything drinka-
bic that man can call for, and all Of the
purest and choicest brands. He still stands
by Burnham's MIX and o. o. Bourbon.
His genuine Sazarac Cognac brandy, i'm
ported in original packages, is simply deli
cious. lie also receives continually fresh
supplies Of imported ale, porter and wines.
Free lunch every day from 10 TO l2 at
"Frcd's" saloon on the square. oct5
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Trade Items,

Several large lumber transactions were
had yesterday. Our dealers have their
hands full TO supply the demand
Cotton was little sick yesterday; not
outstanding that fact, 1t poured In, and
WAS readily bought at quotations.
Groceries were sold 10 large amounts
That old and popular house on Austin street,
hessrs' Peterson a BlaIer, is doing All i'm
mense trade.
Levine, Friedlandsr. Lindenthall X Solo
mon, B. Lyons q COIN, Sanger Bros, 7. N.
heMulen q Co. all doing heavy trade In
general dry goods.
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We direct attention uL hardware dealers
to the advertisement Of + r. Lubbock &
Son, which appears this morning Persons
having laud which they would EXCHANGE for
hardware should put themselves ia cor
respondeuce at once with these gentleman
See Advertisement.
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Lost.

A pair Of fine cuffs aud q collar, which
were on exhibition at the fair have been
lost Probably pinned to some other article
on exhibition. The person having them
will oblige the Secretary by notifying Inn
Of their whereabouts.
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y ustness.

We present over column Of new adver-
titements this morning, many Of
them from distance, together with
enough home work 10 show that the
efforts Of the EXAMINER to meet the wants
Of this community, are fully appreciated.
Our rates are published, and not one Of
these advertisements is taken below them.
We are grateful to all, but more especially
mort
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On Bridge street In this city, has Just re
turned from the North, where he has laid In
a large and carefully selected stock of sad
dlery OF all kinds, styles and prices, togeth
or with large stock Of shoe leather and
findings OF all kinds and descriptions, which
he will sell at reasonable rates. He will
make any Kind OF saddle, or harness to or
der. Work done promptly and In the best
modern styles. seplSdawtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-26

W. p. Martin X Bro, wish Ia call the at
tention Of the public to the fact that they
complete stock of wood collins and metallic
cases, and will from this time on do an I'M
dertaking business The public patronage
Is solicited. o2lGtf
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News ssuUhs.

We are Indebted to Mr.. Taft, the enter
prising bookseller OH Austin street, for .
copy OF Bakers Texas Scrap Book. 1t is q
work invaluable TO all Texans. II ia dlled
with statistics, OF vital importance to all. The
general plan Of the work commends II at once
to every reader. It is rich in biography offa-
nous Texans, descriptions Of the country,
scientific researches, topography aud the
Ike f'., rcyan should have a copy In
hi. it, &c.. 't I1fi Nff supply all de
~ ,ud-
puvs ia cloth, 50; price In sheep, 60
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our friend Watkins carried oil seven pre-
miuius on his magnificent display al the
fair. Watkins is as euterprising rs he Is
competent, and deserves all the bonors he
hss won. His hosts Of friends IN this city,
and all the surrounding country will rejoice
al bis success.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-26

Just received % Gilt Edge" hne cut, fresh
Lone Jack, ~" Upman's Opera" CInport.
ed, Intimidsd,h Umported), Figaro
dmported), a superior lot OF Merry Wives, !"
I" Bartlei's Pears" and Biscuit Plug;n the
finest assortment Of cigars and tobaccos,
ever been brought to this market,
oct2ldtf
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Our thanks are due DR.. Thos. Moore, for
one OF those elegant cedar stave. brsss hoop.
ed buckets, which the manufacturer, kins-
man Of his, had OH exhibition at our fair,
aud which took the premium.
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Produce Warehouse, Bridge street, rear
depot-Produce and merchandise stored at
reasonable rates. Railroad freights Of all
kinds shipped or forwarded As my profits
depend on storage, | sell for customers
without charging commissions.
Waco, July "A, 1875. WM. o. OTIS,
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Plows Prairie Breakers Gang Flows
Just received car load Of plows for all
kinds of work, and all kinds of land From
pony pillow To gangway pillow.
seplsdtf JoBN WINsHIP.
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Houston Advertisements.
THE HOUSTON CITY MILLS
CAN BE REBUILT.
THE STATE WILL BR
Benefited by its Continuance!
The People Want the Goods,
The People Want the Goodsi
They can be Manufactured out
or our Own Material, by
Our Own People!

We have the experience und the results Of
over six years work, in addition to the
grounds, buildings, machinery, etc, to start
with.
The superior quality Of our goods suited
TO the wants of our State has been estab-
shed. 49,
The further investment OF One Hundred
Thousand Dollars will place the Mills In
better shape than It was before the fire, and
secure TO stockholders a fair interest upon
their money. besides the building up Of an
institution of direct benefit to this section.
and OF general interest TO the State.
The present situation, with the Improve.
ments, machinery and fixtures, will be
placed at its present c ash valuation for stock
In the new organization.
On the securing like amount say sixty
thousand dollars, an organization will be
effected under the general Incorporation
laws OF Texas.
shares Of stock.
shsfes. One Hnndyed Dollars Each, In five
installments, payable irst of October, No
yember, December January and February
next, are now offered to our citizens. Sub
scnptiOns will be taken payable In material
or labor, at It's cash value.
The books are now open at the Sales
Room, 43 Main street, Houston, where any
further information may he had On applica-
tion to JAS. +. DuMBif
sep4d&Wu Agent.
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McLENNAN COUNTY EsTRAYs,
wv y 7
Mo Il3


McLENNAN COUNTY EsTRAYs,
Mo 1I3
Taken up by 4 NJ Davis at his residence,
and estrayed before W. & Boyd, Pre-
cinct No 4, October 10, 1875, one brown
horse, . years old, l4ll hands high, branded
~ on left shoulder, bunch of long hair on
the back part Of right hook; has had fstula
broke TO harness. Appraised at $40 by j.
w sandifer and n VI PRESLEY.
No IA
Taken up by A b Riddle at his residence,
and estrayed before w q Boyd, j 2 Precinct
No L. Oct 81, 1873, one black horse, : years
old IA hands high, branded JR or left
shoulder, and We connected 'on left hip;
broke 10 the saddle. Appraised at $50 by
II maynard and A james
No 7l5
Taken up by 7 Hill at his residence and
estrayed before W g. Boyd, J P Precinct No
4, Oct Q, 1875, one sorrel mare, years old,
tax name aud tail, IA hands high, branded
go blotched on left shoulder. Also one dun
horse years old, Spanish brand on left
shoulder, and knot on right hind leg. APP
praised at $50 by Thos Farr and Richard.
son.
No M
Taken up by Joseph Drain At his resi-
dence and estrsyed by W G Boyd P Pre-
cinct No A., oct1s, 1875, one sorel horse
IL years old, 49,! hands high, branded heart
with tail, On left shoulder, broke to the sad
die, Appraised at sS5 by q d Moore and 4 D
Beyis.
No. 40
] Taken up by William Scarborough at his
residence and estrayed before W q. BOYD,
j p Precinct No. I, October :, 1870, one
| hay horse, year old, l4la hands high, star
in face, branded il (cOnnectedl on left shout
der; one bay horse, years old, l4l5 hands
high, branded Pr teonnectedJ under DC, ON
left shoulder aud 10 on neck one gray mare,
& year. nld,-branded c on right shoulder (;
one colt, issue uf said mare one bay mare
years old, Is hands high, branded N with
bar under it, on hip; one black horse,
branded $50 up thigh and side one hay
horse, years Old, Az hands high, branded
% or shoulder; one s0rrcl horse, years old
IL hands high, spanish brand ON thigh and
VIC under bridle-hit on shoulder. Al APP
praised AT 800, by ". s. Harris and p. W.
seagO.
ID. X. GURLEY.
Clk. ID. q. Mel. Co., Tex.
BY. j, T. WALTON, Deputy. oc2lw
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KANSAS CITY BUSINESS HOUSES
spEKIN0 TEXAS TRADE
WACO NATIONAL BANK

Successor to Fort y Jackson
Waco. Texas.
Authorized Capital $4,000
Paid up Capital 10000
WIN. A. Fort, GEO. w. JACKSON,
President, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
VIM. A. Fort, W. q. Trice
f.. A. Sturgis, Il. Z. Abeel
Il. W. I.usk.
CORRESPONDENTS
Winslow Lanier Il Co., New York;
First National Bank, Cincinnati;
Bartholow, Lewis 4 Co, st. Louis
Louisiana National Bank, New Or
leans; Texas Banking and Insurance
Co., Galveston.
This Bank begins business this day,
and succeeds the well-known banking
firm of
FORT & JACKSON.
II will he managed by these gem
tlemen, assisted by an able board of
Directors, and win do a general Bank
ing and Exchange business
Waco, Texas, Oct. l, 1874. betf.
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Our Ladies' shoe Department contains a
stock unsurpassed for elegance, durability
and lowness of price. Directions for self
measurement sent on application
Complete assortment Of gents furnishing
goods, shirts, collars, cuffs, ties, hose,
gloves, DC. Goods sent to any part OF the
country. Shirt measurement on applica-
lion.
For the accommodation Of ladies and fam
lilies who are unable 10 visit the city fun
lines of samples of all grades of dry Loods
will be sent, and orders by mail filed with
greatest possible care.
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH ST., New YoRK.
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