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, 1875-03-04

F A hot Lemonade is one of the best
remedies in the world for cold. It acts
promptly and effsetually, and has no
unpleasant after effects. } One lemon
properly squeezed. cut in slices. put
with sugar. and cover with half pint
of boiling water. Drink just before 60
ing to bed. and do not expose yourself
ON the following day. This remedy
will ward of an attack Of the chills and
fever if used promptly.-EI.
, 1875-03-04

E An old woman travelled from way
up in the Green Mountains down 70
Brooklyn to 60 into the court room and
whack her umbrella down on q chair
and yell. "Mr. Bsecher I consider ye
a whited sepulchre:' In about half an
hour peeler had her in whitewashed
sepulchre in the Tombs. s..
, 1875-03-04

n The whiskey saloon Of Mr.. B.
Prince of Princeville, Wasco county.
LAS been bought out by the citizens and
closed, Prince agreeing never to start
another. and oppose any other person
in doing SO in the place.
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GOOD ADvrcE TO ADYsrkPrIc. Agen-
tleman saw an advertisement that q re.
ceipt for the euro of dyspepsia might be
had by sending two postage stamps to
the advertiser, and the answer was,
'Dig in your garden and let whiskey
alone :" s-- ~
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E A widow being cautioned by her
minister about flirting, said that she
knew it was wrong for maidens and
wives to firt, but the Bible was her au-
thority. It said, widows mite" She
was flirting awfully At the last accounts;
her pastor acknowledged that widows
might" f@sit <t'4 = t-''S
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n When old Sam Crewder, down
in Pike, was running for Justice of the
Peace. his wife. in anticipation of the
honors in store for her, said: my dear,
when you get to be Justice Of the Peace,
what will / be?" ..You." said old Sam.
why, you'll be the Same old fool you
alwavs was" .sE stEt 8f
, 1875-03-04
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In the matter of the Estate Of John D. Greene,
deceased.
{ Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned.
Administrator OF the Estate OF John Y. ureene'
Deceased. to the creditors Of, and all persons
hayino clsims against the ssid deoeaaed to pre-
sent them, with the necessary vouch rs, within
ono year from, the date Of this notice to the
ssld Administrator Ut his office in the OIsPATuz
Buildings, in the City Of Seattle. -. :;
". r. ANDREWS,
Administrator Of the Estate of John D..
Greene, deceased. i.s : u iissl Gums
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Cor. Commlesrrc,ial and Washington Ste
2 ssee SEATTLE. ". I. =. o,.ssI
Tvhis Livery Stable Is in the centre Q
the city, ard to persons desirous 9
having Buggies, Carriages, and spirited
saddle animals, can find them 1t thus
A1Ges; Horses boarded :. he s,y Or o.: week
, 1875-03-04

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2-Fire at 1 30 A.
M. partially destroyed building 126 and
1913 Columbia st., and damaged the stock
and machinery Of J1hn F. Jones and
other wood workers. Loss estimated at
from $12.O to $15. 900; insurance un-
known.
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List 81 Transfers ~ Real Estate, from
April 90 April >, 1879, Inclusive,

VIM, Il, Cannon 10 \, 4, Hearn, 20
acres land about 10 miles northwest
from Dallas, 500,
w, II, II, Bradford 10 Isaac Best,
block No, 20, In Carull's addition %
Dallas, $1,000,
W, II, CASTOR aud wife 10 William
Sehailer, LOT Of laud near fair grounds
1885.
John G. Woodslde TO George w,
Evans, part of block No, 2O2, Ia ltr-
WINS addition 10 Dallas, $3.50.
john MoCommaaet NJ tod, q. llnney,
lot No 2 la block No, II, on Main
street, Ss76,
II, T. Il q, II, II, Co, 10 James NJ,
Moore, lots No, ~ aud 20 IN block No,
70, railroad addition 10 Dallas, $3.50,
II. H. Robinson, agent, ETC., 10 Is,
Candy, lot No. 10 IN block No. 10,
eagle Ford, $500,
A. Moulard aud wife 10 q. Schlpperi,
lot Of land In city of Dallas, $50,
Rice a Groesbook 10 Holland n An
drewa, lots Nos, Is, ~ aud ~ In block
No. 22, railroad addition 10 Dallas,
5000.
Rice u Groesbeok 10 w. 4. George,
lots Nos, ! and 2 IN block No, 81, In
town OF Hntchlns, 500, gold.
Elijah Crouch % William =. Crouch,
100 acres land on waters Of Ten Mile
reek, 81 900.
James J., Bailey aud wife to James
NJ, Richards, 40 acres Of land on waters
OF lt0wlett creek, $500,
NJ. Coyle and wife 10 Robert Rich
ards, 20 acres OF land out OF Il. Col
llns' headlight, 800,
q. q, Page and wife 10 II. j, Richards,
81 acres of land on waters Of Rowlett
creek, $40,
James Collins 10 Robert j, Richards,
n acres Of land out of Thomas Collins
headlight, Ss7,
=, g. Akard To Charles NJ. Connolly,
lots and 2 In block No. 4, In Crowdus
and Akard's addition TO city Of Dallas,
S225
John II. Carleton TO Victoria Guedry,
lot on Main street, In block No. 100,
city Of Dallas, 5000.
John j. Eaklns and wife TO sam
Wilson, acre Of land near the city OF
Dallas, $50.
Jerome Fordyce TO Catharlne For
dyce, acres of land on waters of Pra-
RE creek, so.
Eldridge GIN aud wife to G. w.
Givens, 80 acres Of land out OF the II.
Sloan grant, $500.
N. a. Yeargan and wife 10 II. NJ. Ed
mondson, 3 lots OF land near the city OF
Dallas, 1915.
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THE CITY DADS IN COUNCIL.
Their Farewell Meeting Reading Of
Reports -ClOhlng Of Accounts.

Council met last evening pursuant to
adjournment present--Mayor Cabel
and all the aldermen except Alder
men Leonard, j. g. Mcconnell and
Burke.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ings were read aud approved,
The report Of the mayor for the
month of March was received and
adopted.
The committee on finance made II
report recommending that the assess
ment rolls be referred 10 the new coun-
Gil for revision and correction, which
was received aud adopted.
The committee on streets and
bridges made n report in regard to the
petition Of the street railway COM
pany for right of way through certain
streets, recommending that the prayer
be granted, The report was non-con-
CullcN III, Uuu VIC Ihutlcl icicliVu w
the incoming council.
The committee on claims reported
favorably on several claims, which re-
port on motion, was adopted.
The account of the mayor for the
sum of 1914 10, for fees in cases worked
out on the streets, was allowed.
The accounts of the judges and
clerks of election We're presented and
ordered paid.
A communication from the assessor
and collector, asking If coupons of the
Texas and Pacific bonds could be re-
ceived in payment of the railroad tax,
was referred to the city attorney.
Mr.. Ervay moved that the city mar
shall be directed to take charge of the
lumber and bulletin boards belonging
to the city, which was adopted.
On motion, adjourned until Satur-
day morning at nine o'clock, at which
time the new officers will be installed.
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lQlithil climate, aud of the natural
advantage that God YDuGhsafes t0man,
! shall take back win me 10 my Con
negilpul home OHly pleasant memories
NJ Texas ana her hOspilable people, !
have seen aud learned much during
my brief tour 0f your slate, aud much,
| hope, that VIII be valuable ~ me
aud my people, There are many
things 10 DO learned in this world,
and II h hy travel, by intercourse with
others, Thai We gain That Information
aud llberallly Of Ideas aud spirit that
should characterize The feelings " eltl,
zeps 81 u common country, la May !
shall visit Europe, and there endeavor
10 hee aud learn something that will
mol only be- an advantage ~ myself
but 10 my people, ! shall tell my peO'
pie, on my return home, ~ your beaIl-
THU rpunlY-its fertile soil ~
healthy temperature nnd inVigOratlng
climate, and munh mistake the senti'
ment aud feeling Of them II
many do not leave their old homes u
better their condition IN this new aud
glorious empire,
Gentlemen, again | thank you iOl
the honor you have shown ne and
through me, the state Of Connecticut
Al the conclusion Of Governor Eng
llsh's remarks, Major Brown intro
duced General Cabell who, In few
happy remarks, welcomed the dlstin'
gulshed gentleman aud rendered Il
him tho inequalities Of the city.
After the conclusion Of Mayor Cab
ellis address Of welcome, his honor anC
Major Brown introduced number o
gentlemen TO the governor aud som'
time was spent In pleasant social con
yeranliOn.
The governor left for the east yester
day afternoon, via Texas aud Pacific
after expressing himself M being mos
hyOrably impressed with our state
aud more particularly Dallas, the rap
Id growth aud improvement of whlcl
he could scarcely realize, rHE Her
ALp, m well IN the citizens Of Texas
wishes him safe and happy return Il
his home.
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Personal.

j. B. +. Sampsell, Of the fuel de-
partmert Texas and Pacific railroad,
left for Marshall yesterday.
Colonel Tom Scott will visit Dali
las Immediately on his return from
Mexico-two or three weeks.
President Small and Route Agent
McCulloch, of the Texas express com
pany, left for Galveston last evening.
Charlie Frost, one of the owners of
the telegraph line between Dallas and
Fort Worth, met us yesterday. He
looked bronzed and hearty, had enough
to eat, and his clothes fit him; but still
he was miserable. He can't find hair
restorative.
Colonel Charles Ii. Irwin, formerly
division engineer Trans.Continental
division Texas and Pacific railroad,
and for the past year chief engineer of
the land department of the same road,
arrived in the city yesterday. He is a
good engineer and an old soldier, hav-
ing fought under half dozen Europe
an flags and during the late war under
the stars and stripes. He was COM
mander of the post ut Nashville, Ten
nessee.
Friend "June" left for Marshall
by the afternoon train on furlough Of
about two weeks, during which time he
will play several stacks between us.
IA revot. Keep your eyes open, old
boy, and go the limit.
Captain J. p. Moore, whose hospi-
tally we enjoyed while on recent
trip east, left for Terrell yesterday az
ternoon. He was candidate for may
or of that enterprising little town in
the recent municipal election, but was
beaten eight votes. The cause Of his
defeat is easily explained. He was not
tall enough. Carter outreached him.
j. b. Holloway (JuDel an old time
friend, smiled OH us yesterday at the
Texas and Pacific railroad depot. He
has been attached to the land depart
ment of that road and is just from Fort
Griffin, where he has been Willing the
happy hours away in rosy dalliance
with Minnehaha and other Indian |
and studying Schenck's rules
On the cart ofpoker playing" He has
quite numberof Indian trophies-the
'calp Of Little Thunder, a noted chief,
whose high sounding name was no
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Insurance Agency.

Attention is directed to the conspic
uous advertisement ofMr. J. j. Carnes,
general insurance agent, to be found
in another column. Among the
list represented by him may be
classed the leading British and Amer
lean companies, aggregating several
of capital. 1t is hardly neces-
sary to call the attention of merchants
and property owners to the subject of
insurance. Its advantages and ben
afits are apparent TO all. The best
should be selected, and Mr..
carnes, at his office, represents some
n the best In the country.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Including the lei PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at Franklin's book store.
5Ol Main street. Dallas.

W F. Lyle Il Co., real estate agents No log
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons wishing to purchase real estate 10
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of
their office, under the respective heads OF
improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
CITY, Also, building lots, and a number of
very desirable. residences situated In every
quarter of the city. Also large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
STATE besides number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly i'm.
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, oa,di,,
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HOUSTON LETTER.

HOUSTON, April 8.
have recently visited the Bayou
City. found the city was bouyant in
spirit, and hopeful of the future. OF
the speedy completion of the ship
canal, under the guidance of Commo-
dnre Morgan, no doubt seems to be en-
tertained, though various dates are
fixed for the arrival Of his steamships
at the foot Of Main street. Arrange
ments will, however, be made for the
shipment of through freights by Nor
gan's vessels from New York to any
point in Texas, regardless of railroads,
without touching at Galveston. This
will be alike beneficial to Houston and
to the merchants and farmers of in
terror Texas.
All the practical advantages deriva-
BILE from this ship canal VIII be GER
tainly available during next business
season. After that, good bye to the
Galveston wharf monopoly, under
which, not only Galveston, but the
people of the interior, have for many
years groaned.
] visited the fair grounds, and was
pleased to find them much improved.
Every effort is being made to cause the
coming fair to surpass all its predeces-
sors. Several new and important in
ventions are expected to be on exhibit
ton. Efforts will be made to accom-
modate comfortably all who may be
present. Distinguished orators have
been solicited to deliver addresses.
The Texas Press association will
meet at the fair grounds the first day,
18th of May. The Texas Prohibition
will meet same place 18th
of May. ! was apprised by the Sec
rotary that efforts would be made to
from the fair all amusements
Of an immoral tendency.
1t is gratifying that our Texas state
fair increases in interest from year to
year. Not only do our citizens mani
fest commendable degree of state
pride in contributing to its success,
but the number of exhibitors and Wis
itors from other states annually in
creases, thereby in various ways con-
tributing to the general prosperity of
Texas. b.
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Wheat's.

This popular house is now receiving
its stock of spring dress goods, en-
bracing some of the choicest styles and
qualities ever brought to this city.
Linen lawns, in endless quantities,
qualities and colors, line the shelves,
while the display Of lace P'Ks, pc
culiar style of dress goods familiar to
the ladies, is simply elegant. The la
dies, even though they do not desire to
purchase, should call and examine the
PKs. The reporter don't know much
about matters of this kind, but if the
ladies will accept his judgment, he I'M
hesitatingly says they are lovely-he
means the P'Ks. Mr.. Wheat has here
tofore announced the arrival of spring
prints, of which he has full stock.
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result, the error was unimponanl, bud
u seemed somewhat singular That
Wednesday, afternoon Commercial
should eonlain tho very same Identical
error II was the more noticeable,
perhaps, when tho fact IL taken into
consideration that the Commercial
never copies anything from THE llRR-
Ala,
The city was visited yesterday
morning, few hours before day, with
one Ut seyeresl rain slormh mat
has visited this section for long time
For several hours IN the early part Of
the night the lightning flashed aud
thunder rolled, and when the food
gates did open, the rain poured down
In torrents, All the low places Ia the
city were Hooded, and on the vacant lot
OppOsite j, l., Downs A. Coz
Ola elm street, the water stood
after the rain, NJ least three
feet deep, The boys made the
most Of The imprompIu lake by wad'
Ing, saillug boals, aud lndulging IN
other aquatic sports,
douglas Bros, continue 10 add u
their already line stock NJ fac dress
goods for gents wear They have In
stock the largest assortment Of French
aud English dlagonals, worsted coating
Of the latest styles aud all the novelllei
Of the season In pants aud yesllngs
The Douglas Brothers now being wei
aud fayOmbly known 10 the public fo
their first class workmanship, fall
dealing aud moderate charges, we be
speak for them u continually increas
lug patronage.
The wire between Dallas aud For
Worth has been interrupted for th,
past week, aud all Efforts 10 locate Tia
trouble have been unsuccessful, The
operators Ut both ends OF the llne ar,
much puzzled about the matter II Il
evident 10 them that the cause Of th,
break " ut or near Fort Worth, and i
Ia shrewdly suggested that the departed
spirits of those who have died In Tho
city Of Heights, waiting for tho rail-
road, may have something 10 do with 1t
No mall from the north last night
Cause.-The route agent, we learn, go
left at Denlson, aud there was no on,
on the train 10 receive or deliver th,
mail. The mall made up here 10 4,
south was returned TO the Office, ant
will have TO lie over here until TO
night. The northern mail due las
night, viii probably arrive here thi,
morning by the train from the south.
Captain w. Il. Morton has beer
selected by CITY Marshal June Peal
US deputy marshal, The appointment
IN an excellent one, and while II re
fleets credit upon the good judgmen
OF Captain Peak, II Is deserved com
plimont to gentleman who has mad,
u most efficient and accommodating
officer.
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Certainly.

10 the inlerrogatory NJ the CONNER
eial, l'HE HEaALp will state that the
list Of officers elected by the lamar
Rifle association was kindly handed
the reporter by the very clever and ae'
oommodaling captain Of the company
w D. Odell, The reporte takes 90
oaslon, by the way, TO state that he
was Ignorant Of the fact, ~ doubtless
most Of tho people Ia the city are, that
Captain Odell was or II connected with
the Commercial, In any capacity,
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protection against leadeu pill from a
Henry rIhei q shield ofmuned buffalo
hide, handsomely decorated with fealh-
ers, red aannel aud tinkling brass ar
namenls, aud how six feet In length,
with culver and medicine bag attach
cd, The last named ornament is very
curlously worked with beads, and is an
ingenious specimen of Indian skill,
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RATES OF ADvERTXs.w
DAILY.

Five hnes-Ffty cents for first insey-
Ton, ana twenty-five cents for each sui.
sequent daily Insertion. Thirty words
make fire lines. Two
PEI square of ten lnes,-One Ioyoy
Jor he first insertion, and ftty cents for
each subsequent insertion. Fire Hnes
One month, s.; t,co months, So:
three months, $40. -
one square, Of ten hnes-Ote month
IS, tco months, Sl2; three months. sl5
Notices under hedd Of Cjty Business
first insertion, Is cents per line; each
subsequent insertion ten cents Der linz
Jor nonpdrea type, tedded. II in fW,
Iace type, me space occupied CHARGED
for at He ADORE rate. -"
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10 The City sahsedbsrs Of tho Dallas Herald
PFom anl AFTER this dale February
q, 1874, iiie connection of Mr. H. D.
Neville, ~ agent for tha city subserin'
lion list, ceases, aHd hr, Jesse ~ viii
Hansen wa have charge ~ the sa'ne'
Hereafter payments 10 him Only via
be- achnow lodged by ibis onice,
., W, sWINDELi.h,
February y, 1879. Publisher,
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NOTICE,

The stockholders Of the Dallas Bridge
Company are hereby notified 10 attend
n called meeting, TO be held at the
office Of Messrs. CASTOR ~ Thomas,
north side Of public square, city Of Dali
las, Texas, on Saturday, the 18th inst,
att o'clock p. NJ.
by order of the board.
46dld JAMES THOMAS, Sec'y.
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CHEAP,

L am offering TO the city
trade nay large and complete
stock OF fancy and staple gro
ceries' provisions and produce.
nj the very lowest prices, and
make n speciality Of every.
thing. Free delivery TO nc.
comniOdate customers. Please
give us n trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MEINCzER.
Grocer, Gl5 Elm, street.
Dallas.
305d3m
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street sprinkIing-To the Public.

We would announce that we are ready TO
sprikle the streets this ycNr M we did last
Having understood that other parties were
about TO take the contract, who have moth
Ing but u well 10 draw water from, we would
state that we have the only facilities for 10.
Ing the work, having the use OF the Texas
and Pacific railway tank, AZ foot OF Pacific
avenue, with the use Of strnm engine for
pumping, etc., we feel fully competent 10
give entire satisfaction. Mr. Duane VIII call
on the citizens In II few days In reference TO
the matter. DUANE Il llENNESSEY,
I2lNI
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WEEKLY.

Fer square Of ten ines,-Sl so for
frst insertion, and one dollar for each
subsequent insertion. One month. 81
gro moI,tI,s, 81 three months, $40; sir
moths, SIG; tcelre months s25.
Notice under head Of "CT,y Business,
Fifteen cents per line each inserfion
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WALL PAPER

and window shades, the larg-
est, cheapest and most beauti-
fnI designs In the city. We
have the exclusive sale Of the
Philadelphia Rustic shade, the
only rustic That IL gifted and
frosted; also I'm plain COIors,
cheaper and better than ali
others. A large stock Of wall
paper Orihe newest patterns.
PIERCE AZ LYLE,
SOY Main street.
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII he found ou sale by 'he news
boys 0n all tFHins ~ the IeEHs and
aud Pacific railway, and ~ ihe ioiio"'
ing news stands Ia ,he eiis, Vial m' w.
Prankiin a 90, HOi Main street H. D.
Star, lamar street Pierce - lyle, no7
Main street, and .. MeRihare, iani ~
street.
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Combination Corpse Prcseryer,

Combination Corpse Preserver.
have just received one OF the above
Preservers, I'm which bodies can be kept
as long az IL desired, In any weather,
by the use of ice, and the charge for
which Will be made reasonable. Bodies
that IL is desired to keep are placed In
the Preserver, and remain there until
ready for burial, and are then taken
out and placed'in the coffin or burial
case. A. w. MORTON,
oulw City Sexton.
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The unloa Misalon SUNDAY sehsoI,

A meeting will be held at the court
house this evening, At halfpast seven
o'clock, 10 take Into consideration the
propriety Of recognizing the Uplon
Mission Sunday school, The earnest
h1rads Qf HE eNtc1rise are solicited 10
be present
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The finest pocket cutlery In
Dallas may be found at Frank
Inns book store, 6Ot Main
street.
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9ailg Yrrala,
ron SALE.

NY residence, e0Fuer Paeiiie avenue
ANA Houston streets, embracing haifa
bIoeh 81 ground, with q we'll nnished
0ne,storg anh banemenl r0eii'eonereie
building, AMI ~ necessary aui'bnild'
Tags, ele, A. enTly applicant mas No.
cure bargain,
$50. W. swIsDELLs,
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LARGE FRONT ROOM,

Well furnished NJ Mrs. Nowlenb Private
Boarding House, Immediately behind the
Poatonice Capt organs resIdenoe), suitable
for man ana wife, or four gentlemen, with
board. Apply 10 Mrs, Nowlen, on the prem
lnca iOdlw
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For sale,

Dallas Odd Fellows joint stock companys
stock, paying two per cent monthly divi-
dend. AUNSPAUGH II FARRAR,
i3d2t Brokers,
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Those Canes---ThOse elegant
walking canes are at Frank.
Inns, 5O4 Main street.
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Money saved.

From four 10 ten dollars saved by
consulting A. ID. Johnson before sell
Ing or buying your railroad tickets,
Ollloe under San Jaclnto hotel.