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with saddles and brides, were stolen
near there Tuesday night Keep a
sharp look out
The city council met IN called ses-
sion last evening 10 take into consider
alton the leyylng Of the TAX fpF the
year 1874, but without any action OF
Importance adjourned until next Tues
day evening regllar meeting
Gibbs says he overheard some Of
the married men among tho Dallas
hremen tell Houston ladies that II was
against the constitution and bylaws Of
the Dallas fire companies 10 have any
except unmarried men as members,
The beautiful poem, "l'eSas Our
llome,n rocited by tho authorizes, Mrs
Wellhea u, Graham, was published ~
the September number Of BryanPH
Southwestern Railway Guide, aud NJ
iracled much attention from the press,
aud added considerably to tho ladyf
reputation IN a poetess,
The Intelligent knight Of the bus
kin "labors under the impression
(such people always do labor that q
certain actor showed his persabiihy IN
u Dutch song, II no will stop dyeIng
his slckly moustaohe, ho may cal
Santley u baritone, u mello soprano Oh
u whole brass band, II he wishes,
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Closing Quotations.

NEW ORLEANS, April 22,-Gold, lis. Sight
q premium. Sterling, 50 6O15@5 81,
Cotton-Demand temporarily interrupted
by advance in Liverpool freights of half d
penny, and in Havre one cent. Sales leo
bales. Good ordinary to strict good or.
binary l45s@liIsc; low middling to strict
low middltng, l51s@l5l5c; middling to strict
middling, l5s@l6c; good middling TO mid.
ding fair, l61s@l7c. Receipts, 1856 bales; ex.
ports continent, 81 bales; exports Grent
Britain, 925 bales; stock, li0,929 bales: unsold
last evening, $500 bales; on snipboard, $500
bales.
LONDON, April 22.-BuIlion has increased
one hundred and fifty thousand pounds.
PARIS, April 2.-Specie has increased ten
and n half million francs.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Money easy at 21Sa9
per cent. sterling firm at ~. Gold dull
but nrm at llijs9ll5. Governments dull but
strong. States quiet and nominal.
bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales 1910 bales.
April, l6k9l6 5-32c; May, is 5-32al0 3-l6c:
June, IL I-l6gl6 l5-32c; July, 10 1l-l6c; August
Der, 10 4-l6c.
Cotton quiet Sales l, 100 bales atl61kc.
southern flour quiet. Wheat l@2c better,
and In very moderate demand at 81 27dl 30;
winter red western, 81 30al 80; amber red
western, 81 30. White western corn better at
s211993c. Coffee firm. Rio, l614al61Sc, gold.
sugar steady. Rice quiet. Tallow firm at 9
l-l69sSc. Rosln dull at 81 0792 L. Strained
turpentine dull at 371<c. Pork lower. Lard
loyet and quiet; prime steam, Ice, Whisky
Ere Ffeishia 70 Liverpool heavy and lower,
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Explosion at Tcxarkana.

From gentleman from TeXarkana,
Wednesday night, the reporter learns
that an explosion took place in the
storesof Mr.. Barnard, at that place,
Tuesday afternoon, totally demolishing
the building, and inflicting what Were
supposed to be fatal injuries upon the
proprietor Nothing is definitely
known as to the origin of the explo-
sion, as the wounded man was uncon-
scious up to the time of the gentle
mans departure, but it is presumed
that he was endeavoring to fill a can
with powder from keg, while smok-
ing, and that spark accidentally
dropped from his cigar into the keg.
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Concert.

A grand vocal and instrumental con-
cert, for the purpose of raising funds to
aid the construction of an Episcopal
church in Lawrence, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. John A. Francis, will take
place at Fields opera house this eve
ming. Mrs. DR.. Locke, Miss Ella
Rives, Mr.. ]. w. Born, Mr.. r. II.
Foat, Major Obenchain and Mr.. w. G..
Francis will assist. Among the gems
set down on the programme is the
"Misere," from the fourth act OF
al Trovatore. The music-loving citi.
zens of Dallas have a rare treat offered
them, and as the proceeds are to be de-
voted to most meritorious purpose,
the theater should ne crowded.
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aud Cream Baking Powder are the
best, but we dpn't care II others are
made of SAVED or arsenic 30 long aa
they suit our customers and afford us a
better profit We shall sell them, The
public should know these things, aud
know too the reasons why adullerated
baking powders aud nayoring extracts
arc recommended 10y such dealers when
Dr. rrlces are asked for II il because
Dr. Prices cost more aud 10 they sell
them at about the same price as 9TH
ers, II does not give 80 good profit,
We should look 10 the quality Of arti-
eles that enter into our daily food, aud
remember that the makers Of good
goods can not put them into the mar
kel NJ tho same price Of lhe aduterated
Onei, Steele n Price, manufacturers,
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The San InclnfO Hon.

The hop at the San Jacinto, last
night, given in honor of Mrs. Farr
Mrs. Grain and Miss Holiday, was the
event of the season. The toilets of the
ladies were elegant and tasty, while
most of the gentlemen sported the dt
'ftguer white tie, kids and swallow tail
Among the ladies present, were Mes.
danes Kerr, Grain, Hayes, Lockwood,
Farr, Littlehale, Locke, Parker and
Whiteman; Miss Simpson, who, with
Miss Holiday, divided the honors OF
the evening; Misses Barry, Lockwood
Childress and others. The gentlemen
were Messrs. Kerr, Schneider, Davis.
Wheelock, Baylor, Montague, Mel,
burn, Lockwood, Simmons and Lieu
tenant Matele, United States army.
The dancing was prolonged until quite
late (early) hour in the morning.
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HOUSTON
As Seen by 0ne.Of Our Fire Boys
Particulars OF the. Celebration
A Glorious Time.
To the Editor of The Dallas Herald:

Leaving here on Tuesday evening at
8 O'clock, in high spirits and with fly
ing colors, we arrived in Houston at s
O'Clock the next morning. We were
met at the depot by the Houston boys,
who escorted us to the Exchange hotel,
the quarters assigned the Dallas de-
partment. There we found an alum
dance of champagne punch, which
was relished by the boys, judging from
the manner in which they disposed of
it. After breakfast we were treated to
the city until near the time for form
ing the procession, when we all re-
turned to our quarters.
AT ten O'clock we formed in process
sion, and after short march around
the business part of the city, we pro-
ceeded to the fair grounds, which were
already thronged with the beauty of
the city awaiting our arrival. The
Dallas band and firemen headed the
procession, and made handsome APP
pearance and attracted much attention
because of their uniformity in size
and their superior discipline. We ar
rived at the fair grounds about half
past eleven o'clock, and there broke
ranks. Colonel Likens delivered a
very eloquent address of welcome and
was responded to by Mr.. Conner and
Mr. Gibbs, in behalf of the Dallas COM
panies, and by representative from
each visiting company of firemen.
The happiest effort of the occasion
w n (Nn1nnnl Snnnll1g IN n nnt nt,1xy
planned the uncalled for remarks of
his paper, the Age, relative to Dallas
firemen, but by his eloquence and
Kindly greeting completely won the
affection of the Dallas boys, who
showed their appreciation of his con-
duct by giving him three hearty cheers
at the time, and by serenade as they
were leaving the city.
After the speaking, We all repaired
to large room, and forgetting our
temperance pledges, partook freely of
champagne punch, and right here we
are ready to testify to the proficiency
of Houstonians in getting up this very
palatable drink.
We then proceeded to do justice to
the magnificent dinner which had
been prepared by the ladies of Hous-
ton, and at this particular juncture the
Dallasites showed how excellent their
taste was by manifesting q decided
preference for roast pig and chicken
salad.
The afternoon was devoted to testing
the engines, to skating and to loafing
around In the shade of the beautiful
trees which adorn the Houston fair
grounds.
AT five o'clock the dance began and
our boys, with Professor George at
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THE WAR or W0R DS.
The Ladies' OF tho City OF Dallas Versus
the Bar of Dallas County.

The court house was comfortably
filled last evening TO witness the con-
test between the ladies and the lawyers
for the honor of carrying Off the palm
as the champion orthographists.
Prominent among the ladies who en-
tered the list were Mrs. Graham, Mrs.
Carhart and Mrs. Druly, while Judge
Hare, Judge rhurmond, Captain Bower,
Major Sterrett and other leading attor-
neys battled for the reputation of the
disciples of Blackstone. Judge Hare
was the first TO go down, getting II W
In his trousers, followed immediately
10y Mrs. Scruggs, who, rs good house
wife, should have been better ac-
quainted with the ingredients of that
mystical compound, sausage, than to
have put an Il before the 4. After II
hotly contested trial, and after the gen.
tlemen paying many forfeits and taxi
ing additional chances, the ladies God
bless them y were declared the victors.
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TELEGRAPH MARIE rs.
Noon KpnOrt.
LONDON, April 22.-Erie 271i@27I &c.

LONDON, April 22.-Erie 271l@271Sc.
PARIS, April 22.-Rentes cat 2613c.
LIvERPooL, April 22.-Noon-Cotton quiet
Middling uplands, I'D; Orleans, SD. Sales
$4,000 bales; for speculation and export 2,OO(
bales. Total yesterday, $1,000 bales, of which
5000 after regular close of market.
Sales on basis OF middling uplands
nothing below low middling, deliverable
May and June, Z l5-l6d.
SP. M.-Cotton-Sales of American, 6,4OC
bales.
New YORK, April 22-Gold opened at ll4]1
Stocks active but weak. Money per cent
Gold Has.
Exchange-Long, 81 ST. short, g. 9OJS
Governments dull. States dull.
Cotton steady. Sales 965 bales. Uplands
1880; Orleans, 1870.
Futures opened sleadier Nav, 10 s-l6@l8l.c
June, l67-l6@l63c; July, l6 ll-l6@lGiic; Au-
gust 10 l3-lG9l61sc; September, l65s@l6 il-l5c
Sub-treasury balances-Gold, So, 45i, i5I; cur
rency, Hl ,S5i,S25. The sub-treasury paid out
$4,000 on account of interest, and S2I,6O for
bonds. Customs receipts, 8S32,0O0.
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their head proved themselves some
what Inclined 20 tripping the light
fantastic and snme 0f them became
80 thoroughly carried away with part
OF the days entertainment that lhey
Treated with contempt proposition %
come home on tho night train,
Houston need not be surprised here
after II detalhmenls Of Que aud two
rom tho Dallas department pay FREE
luent visits IN that city, for married
men and all were delighted with aud
surprised AT ihe remarkable beauty OF
The Houston ladies',
The Houston fair grounds are no
doubt the most pleasant, well arranged
aud beautiful ~ the south, aud the Wis
ting bremen expressed many wish
that they could boast Of such grounds,
However, the Dallas boys oOnsOled
themselves with the reflection that II
would not DO long before they would
have 40 much ~ Houston 10 boast Of ia
this line,
We can never say too much in praise
0f the generous and Open-heartel way
~ which We were all treated hy our
brother firemen Of Houston during
our visit tO that city, aud those Of NJ
who participated Ia the festivities Of
The slsl will long remember them,
In Houston there n none Of that
stir and busy rush that charactorIleH
our own city, aud II seemed 10 w,
~ We slrolled around III
street's that we had found gudsi
paradise, u city Of rest where peo-
pie did nothing aud had nothing 10 do
but gather flowers and recllne In the
shade Of beautiful trees for though the
slst was u gala day aud everybody was
out, yet there was not ~ much hurry.
Ing 10 aud fro ~ IL usual on m ordlna,
~ business day here. FIREMAN.
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Oah FoIIoMs, I.rocesslon.

On the morning Of April 10Th, at
half-past nine o'clock, the Odd Eel
lows procession viii form on Austin
street, between Main and Elm. The
line Of march will be down Austin 10
Commerce street; down Commerce TO
lIoustoni from Houston street up
Main TO the market house from
Main, by way of Sycamore street, to
ELM down elm TO Austin. On Aus
tin street, In front Of Odd Fellows
hall, the Daughters OF Rebecca lodge
will join the procession, which will
march from there TO Fields theater.
Colonel Mccoy grand marshal Of the
day; b. i, Jet, marshasofthe enGamp-
ment j. j. Good marshal Of Dallas
lodge; Barnett Gibbs, marshal Of Trlni-
~ lodge.
There will be several addresses de-
livered Mt the hall, to hear which the
ladies and gentlemen are respectfully
invited.
At night there will be n grand ball
and supper at the court house, Tickets
of admission can be procured by gen
tlemen from members of the Order or
at Pierce " Lyle's.
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d, II, Feger, agent Of the Louis,
Vile, Nashville aud Great Southern
railroad, paid 'lnE HERALD friendly
visit last evening,
-rhR HERALD had the pleasure Of II
call yesterday, from Judge q, q, Blink
ley, president Of the Merchants and
Planters bank, Of sherman, Texas,
The Judge h an old Texan, remembers
Dallas Of old, when II vas u small
hamlet, aud expresses much surprise
nj the huge proportions, II has attained,
--Mossrs, Valentine Blatz, the great
brewer of Milwaukee Adolph Buoh,
of the firm Of Anheuser& Co., brewers,
~, Louis William Bushnell, general
manager OF the Arctic Ice company,
Quincy, Illinois, and g., Conrad, of
&. Conrad ~ Co., Wholesale liquor
dealers, 81. Louis, will arrive In the
city this morning and spend several
days. They have been on an extensive
pleasure and business trip, having left
New York several weeks ago, and since
visited Havana New Orleans, Calves
ton and other southern cities, They
may be found at Charley Melsterhans,
COG Main street, two doors east Of THE
HERALD Office, this forenoon.
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DIslrIel GrImlnaI Nonrl.

Several parties indicted for gaming
plead guilty aud were fined,
Tho greater portion Of yesterday was
taken up ~ the case Of the state against
W, II, Peters, charged with theft Com
siderable interest was manifested IN
this case, ~ Peters has heretofore
borne Rn lrreproaehabe character, lie
was ably defended by Colonel Hurt, OF
sherman, and Mr., Cowart, Captain
Bower appeared on behalf of tho state,
The jury, after u somewhat lengthy re'
tlrcnenl, returned u verdict Of guilty,
aud assesael the punishment ~ two
years In the penltontlary,
There have been five felony cases
tried At the present term Of tho court,
resulting in the conviction Of three
aud u mls'lrlal, or hung jury, In two,
Captain Rover may we'll feel proud Of
his success, IN all the parties convicted
have been out on bail, aud were de-
fended by some Of the ablest attorneys
IN north IeXns,
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Inn mIhhInr OnAe.

The above case was called yesterday
afternoon, aud again, on motion Of de-
fendants attorney, continued, Colonel
Stemmons has telegraphed TO Austin
for some authorities bearing upon hla
clients ease, They are expected 10 ar.
rive In time TO have the case called
this morning. Notwithstanding the
continued poslponements,t hocase loses
none Of lls interest,
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In another column will be found the
notice of dissolution of the firm of b.
+. Luce ~ Co. Mr.. Luce retires, and
the remaining partner, Mr.. ID. l.. Rich
ardson, will in future conduct the bust
ness alone. During long business
career in this city and points south OF
it, the outgoing member Of the firm
has established reputation for hon
esty'and fair dealing which will be
fully sustained by Mr.. Richardson.
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milwaukee, Blccr.

Parties desiring to imbibe Of this
excellent beverage (when moderately
used can always find it fresh and cool at
Charley Meisterhan's beer saloon, two
doors east of The HERALD Office. IT
is nice, quiet, orderly place, where n
gentleman can drop in without being
annoyed by "A crowd of hangers-on. A
reading room is attached, where may
always be found on file late papers.
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Tho mncarihys.

Mirth.provol,ing Harry MocOrthyond
hls troupe will give three entertain
ments In this ciiy--SaturdOy, Monday
aud Tuesday. 1t Is unnecessary to re-
fer TO the company, gllarry alone fur
nishes enough amusement for n
whole troupe, and that fact IL sunl-
GENTLY known to amusement.seekors
to fiji the house.
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CHEAP.

L am Offering TO the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro.
ceries, provisions and produce,
at the very lowest prices, and
make IL speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery to ac-
cOmmOdate customers. Please
give us n trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MENCZER,
Grocer, 6I5 ELM street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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w +. LYTE Il Co., real estate agents, No. 1903
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
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 u 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 a number of farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city Of Dallas, 266dlm
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w. g. SlclSles Il Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at Gl6 Elm street, II.
V. Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
from 81, Louis, Galveston and
other points, The old firm was dissolved on
the 10th instant, Mr.. IL. j, Edgerley dspos-
Ing of his interest to w. II. Colier, The
style of the firm viii remain the same
Goods win be delivered IN the city free of
charge. W. &. SlCKLES,
5ldly W. II. COKER,
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII he found ou sale by ihe news
boys On ali trains ~ the TeNas ana
and Pacific railway, and ~ the follow
ing news Stands la The city, yizi w. H.
franklin a DO, nOi Main street H. H.
star, Lamar street Pierce a. Lyle, bO1
Main street, and H. MeEihare, lam ~
street,
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Ancn,ic.

The reporter inadvertently neglect
ed, in his notice of the Salvinis, yes
terday, to mention the names of
Mesdames Druly and Staples. Mrs.
Druly appeared as "Mrs. Grimgriskin, y
and Mrs. Staples as "Mary Travers."
Neither lady had ever before appeared
on the stage in public, and although
their speeches were brief and the parts
assigned considerably curtailed, they
gave evidence of a more than ordinary
share of dramatic ability.
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The Argus declares that Brook
Ign is the home of art. If refers,
we presume, to the art of which
they are trying to prove Brother
Beecher the exponent and Elizabeth
the victim Courier-J ournal.
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CITY BUSIN ESs.
AId NoeIeiY MeniIng.

Tho Ladies' Aid and Benevolent society o
H. Matthew's parish viii hold their meet
ingsmonthly, until further notice, instead o
weekly, ~ heretofore, Tho neXt regular
meeting Will be- held the first Wednesday IN
May, NJ the residence OF Judge Good M
dood street, A full attendance IN requested
Mrs, HOLLENBECK, Prcst,
MRH' VAN HoRS, soo'y pro tom,
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All NIgIlI.

by the subjoned dispatch II will be
seen that there IL no interruption Ia
trains ON the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad from the high water:
MEMPHIS, April %,
Captain \. II. Shock
Our trains running regularly with
out interruption to travel on account OF
high water,
HUGH l.. BRINKLEy, " i.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival ana Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post
Office.
Northern Mail.

Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X, and II. II. r., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, New York and
81, Louis mails, arrives daily ut 7.l0 p IN; de-
parts daily ~ $40 am.
Southern NGniI.
New Orleans and southern louisiana CAL
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily Ut 7;l0
p m; departs daily ut $40 p m.
Eastern Mnii,
Via Il. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville ChattanOoga, Mem
phis, Little Rock, and shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at IL n IN; de-
parts daily ut 1 p m.
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
WeathorfOrd, Decatur Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
and western posts, arrives daily at 800 p IN;
departs dairy Mt II am.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timbers, arrives at p IN Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
Jam.
Scyene Mail.
Scyene, Haught's store and Union Hill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at IL M; departs at m alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. sElizabethtown, Boyds
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
at p IN Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
departs at m alternate days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at 4 p m Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate days at a III.
Mails for Bobo's store, Grapevine and Duck
creek are taken out By hand, at irregular in
tervals.
Office Hours,
Delivery window, s n m to 5 p IN.
Money order window, 8 a IN to II IN, and
from p IN to pm.
Stamps sold from a m to pm.
Letters registered only during money order
hours.
All persons having complaints against the
office, ON any account, Will please present
the same, in writing or in person, to the post
master
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A Valuable Invention,

The most remarkable saving invention
that las been introduced 10 the public tx
WilmotH Patont Flat Iron Heater II IN nm
Improvement upon the old system of IRON
lug, Ten cents win furnish fuel for day II
ironing, aud can be used In amy part of the
house without smoke and hoat. Price 50,
For particulars regarding county and state
rights, etc, apply TO N, POTTER n CO.,
67d2w 600 Main street, Dallas.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Including the I'll PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at FrankIin's book store,
5Ol Main street. Dallas.
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FOR sAIHn,

MY residence, corner raoiiie avenue
ana IIousion streets, embracing hail -
black 81 ground, Win u well hnished
one.sioFy and basement rOek-e0nereie
building, ana all necessary oui'buiid'
fngs, eie, An early applicant may se'
cure bargain,
JNO. W. sWINDRLIs,
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For Sale.

a fine new 35 horse power engine and boiler
and two superior sets of burrstones, with n
complete outfit of mill machinery--all new
and in perfect running order, offered for sale
at great bargain, for few days only, by
W. f. Lyle Il Co., No. 100 Lamar street.
i9dtf
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PIERCE a. EXLE'S

5O4 Main street. il 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 s'egret il.
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10 All Peraons win Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total HIinducss,

II can gel sufficient encouragement by
letters 20 Justify me 10 travel through Texas,
win examine their eyes carefully for nyo
dollars and all durable eases VIII warrant
cure or no pay. Address,
DIR, II, II. llYSLOP,
Physician ana Oculist, Hot springs, ARK,
Please enclose lettor stamp for their an
swers, j2dlm'