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dry, called on us yesterday Mr. =, u
making u tour 0f the state In the inter
est Of his house, which il not only u
foundry, hnl deals IN everything that
y printer needs, including printing pa
per, Job paper ete, II lisa llrstclass
establishment, and deals fairly aud
honorably with ia patrons,
We take pleasure IN calling a,ien'
lion ~ the announcement ~ Judge
Nat, NJ, BuT1oTd, N q candidate for
Justice of the Peace IN this, the first,
precinct, 10 I'LL the vacancy occasloned
by the resignation Of Hon, John y.
kerf0ol, Judge Bnrford II emlnenlly
we'll fitted for the position, being one
Of our oldest citizens, aud for many
years intimately acquainted with ouI
oourta, be win brlug 10 tho discharge
Of the duties Of the office that knowl
edge aud experience which h requlall,
In prealdlng Justice
We have been presented with the
sixteenth soml-annual Statement, bJ
the agent here, Mr.. j. J. carnes, O
that sterling old English company, th'
North British aud Mercantile lpsur
ance company, whose capital II So,
600, 900 IN gold, showing assets held II
tho United States for fire buslness only
Registered United States bonds ' ,3Os,
$50 O0 bonds Of the various states SO7,
1903 40 cash In bank seq, 800 10 cosl
In office Si5s 20 all property belong
Ing TO this company 5000 90 agents
balances In course OF transmission
Si0,SDl 10, showing total assets TO DO
Il ,0S3, 800 81.
The city restaurant, In character
of appointments, IL the establishment
par excellence Of our city. It's tooth
some bill Of fare, culled ut home and
abroad, Ia served from pantry to table
and from soup TO pastry, on the finest
ofdouble thick French China, while
lta silver desert service and table garn-
lshments are M gllstening M the mag
nlncent mirrors that line the walls OF
the airy dining hall. Drop In, meal,
aud examine closely each and every
article, and as you leave, more than
pleased with the bill Of fare and the
attendance, remember that the plate
silver and mirrors can be duplicated
where they were purchased-at China
Hall, on Main street.
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Visitors 10 Pennsylvania grave
yards can got all tho information
lhcy want, Here " u quotation
from u Pennsylvania tombstone
"Jom H. Wilson's wife, took sick
on the 10 November with q chill
her sickness had been dropsJ and
lung leyor or tho consumption Died
June 4 1879 her age Ia II year 0
mos 4 I days her youngest brother
had TO HANDLE her for 7 mos 4 "a
DAYS and nights"
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W f. LYTn & Co., real estate agents, No. lOg
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
"lmproved 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 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 im-
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 20sdlm
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DALLAS, Texas, February IS, 1875.

i'sNHbh' iNHNSf i''ih 'tig 40
Messrs. A. n. Bradshaw VIM. j. Ward, Robt.
Ogden, b. j. Star, s. Loeb II Co., and others:
GENTLEMEN-Your communication re-
questing me to become a candidate for the
Office OF Mayor, ofthe city ofDallas, has been
received, and werel to consult my own In
clinations would still decline doing so, as
have heretofore done, for the last three
months, to numerous individual solicitations
of the same sort, but recognizing the fact
that the people have Il right to demand tho
services OF its citizens, do not feel at liberty
TO refuse the use of my name for the Office,
which your kind partially has evinced IN
the call made upon me.
l, therefore, In obedience to that call, an
nounce myselfa candidate for Mayor, sub
Ject, however, to the action o! convention
or primary election, should either be held,
and in doing so here announce that shall
at once lender my resignation of the office /
now hold, the same to take effect at as early
DAY as my successor can be elected and
qualified
thanking you, gentlemen, for the kind
expressions contained in your call, | remain
your obedient servant,
j. D. KERFOOT.
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valentines at Franklin's
hook store, 5Of Main street.
Seed Potatoes Cheapi

! am offering to the city trade my
large and complete stock of fancy and
staple groceries, provisions and pro-
duce, at the very lowest prices, and
make speciality of everything. Free
delivery to accommodate customers.
Please give us trial.
Respectfully, Jos. MENzcER,
oo- ,GCrocer, 6l5 Elm street, Dallas.
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WALL PAPER

and window shades, the Iarg-
est, cheapest. and most beaIti-
fui designs I'm the city. We
have The exclusive sale Of the
Philadelphia Rustic shade, the
only rustic that IL gifted and
frosted: also i'm plain COI0rs,
cheaper and better than all
others. A large stock Of wall
paper ftlae newest patterns.
PIERCE a. EYLE,
SOY Main street.
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THE TEXAS RURAL REGIS.
TER,
substitute for the Texas Alma
nae, at Frankiiu's book store.
0Ol Main street, Dallas.

The historic old Astor house, in
New York, is about to be recon.
structcd as a hotel for business men
exclusively. For many years the
Astor had a national reputation as
a hotel under Coleman and Stetson
Warren Jones kept the baggage do.
partment of the house from 1886 to
1888. All the great men of the
country have dined. wined, slept
and discussed politics at the Aston,
and the place, Of course, has a deep
historic interest attached to il. The
and fixtures were sold at
auction, recently.
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VIVA, wns Dalla. three Years Ago

To the Editor Of the Dallas Herald:
In January 1872 ] first saw your ris-
ing city. had long heard of il as the
largest town In northern Texas. for
such 1t had been for near thirty wears.
l suppose Its population at the time /
hrst saw 1t was about fifteen hundred
souls, Elm street was then unknown.
Two hotels accommodated wayfarers.
Two weekly newspapers furnished the
demand for news. Not single book
store existed. Two church buildings
accommodated the piously inclined.
The Central RAILROAD then had it's ter
minus NJ Corsicana. The Texas and
Pacific did not then occupy the minds
OF the most sangulne. In short, Dallas
was, at the time indicated, only an in
land town which could boast Of being
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Grand Opening

or j. X. Davis Photograph Parlors, third
door west of Adams 4 Leonard's bank, Elm
street, Wednesday. February IL. Mr.. Davis
respectfully invites his numerous friends
and customers to call, as no pains will be
spared to show them through his magnifl-
cent suite of rooms. which are entirely COM
plete in all their departments.
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To the City Subscribers Of The Dallas Herald
Prom, ANA after ihis dale (februnrS
q, 1879, the connection Of Mr., H. j.
Neville, ns naent for the city subscrip
lion iisi, ceases, ami Mr.. Jesse M. VIII
Hanson VIII have charge Of the same
Hereafter payments 90 him only will
he acknowledged by this onice.
,. w. kWINDELIs,
February %, 1870. Publisher.
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MARKETSBY TELEGRAPH.


NEW VkLEANSs
NEW ORLEANS, February 22.-Cot.
ton-Demand good. Sales $3.50 bales.
Some sales at Saturdays prices, but
most the business at further improve.
ment. Good ordinary to strict good
ordinary, l3i@l4sc; low middling ia
strict low middling, 14J@l5lc; mid
ding to strict midd!ing l5l@l5ac; good
middling to middlingfair, 15s@i6ac.
Receipts S,l94 bales; exports to con-
tinent 1906 bales; stock 800, 159 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February % Cotton act
I've and firmer. Sales 10000 bales, in
Guiding 1000 for speculation and ex-
port Middling uplands, 7sd middling
Orleans, 75d@Sd.
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DRY GOODS.

PRINTS-American, SI5c; Garner, S@SSSe;
Donnell, SIC; Clinton, T11c Mallory, pink
and purple, DC; Merrimac,0c Wamsutta, z3Sc
DOAlESTlC-Indian Head, Al, lie; Attain
TIC, l. H. SIC; Edgefled, l0c; Langley, A A,
ings, Bel, &c; ~ &C.
BLEACHED-Fruit of the Loom al, lie;
Rosebud, A. lS}9c; Vale, 0,ac; Booth rs, iO]lc;
sHEETINGs-lO-4 brown, SO@35c; lOi
bleached. 306i0c.
TICKINGS-Om A G A, 2ic: Easton
XX, lSl5c; b, lie; A G A l2c.
STRIPES AND PLAIDS-Hickory l2@lic:
Cheviot l21ac; Alabama plaids he.
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Nj. B. FRANKLIN a. CO..

Nj. B. FRANKLIN ~ CO..
JOf Main street, are now selling
goods at very reduced prices.
Gall and examine their large
and elegant stock, and make
yourselves AND them happy by
buying their cheap and elegant
books, etc.
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TIE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found on sale BY tho news.
boys ON MI trains Of the Texas and
ana Pacific railway, and NJ the follow.
ina news stands ia tho city, vix.i M. II.
Franklin a ca, B0t Main street ~. ..
star, Lamar streets Pierce a Lyle, 507
Main street. Hnd J. mcRihare, Lamar
street. iiH|| tf q.
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FoH sAI.Ic.

NY residence, essssr rasihs avenue
ana tensson streets, embracing halt y
block 81 Esoana, with we'll hnisned
sne-stery and basement roeh'caners's
building, and all necessary out.''uiih'
iag., etc. An early applicant may re-
cure y bargain,
INO. W. sMINDELLs.
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Reduction Of New York uote, Rates

The plan of reducing rates and adj
justing prices for board according to
the door or the location of the room
occupied is now rec0gnized everywhere
as the best one. This plan, the result
of tact, rare enterprise, and a keen in
sight into the mysteries of hotel man
agement, Was originated by III. L.,
Powers, the proprietor of the Grand
Central hotel on Broadway, New York.
From the start the plan worked SO
wei that it has placed the Grand Cen
trail In the lead Of the lirst-class hotels
in New York and kept 1t there. To H.
lustrate this, the Grand Central. al
though the largest hotel in New York
Ut Is really the largest in the world,
containing six hundred and thirty
rooms), and the most elegantly furn-
ished, scales its rates from 81 to 50 per
day less than the other first.class no.
tells that approach it in style and
rank. Many people will be surprised to
learn that five or six meals per day are
considered necessary ut iirst-class bo-
tells in New York. The Grand Central
furnishes six separate meals each day,
from early morn till midnight, and is
fast becoming celebrated for its table.
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CITY BUSINESS.
NOTIllE.

All those who have heretofore
expressed their Willingness 10
Join u military c0mpany viii
meet al the court hOnae, ~ =
o'clock II. ~, this evening ior
organization.
slit CLIFTON SCOTT.
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W ~, Matthew'S parish will meet ~ half
past 2O'elOok Wednesday AZ Mr. hehenokH
No, " Jefferson street, 10 sew for tho poor Of
the city, A cordial invitation ID extended "a
all the ladies Of the congregation 10 attend
FANNIE SAWYER, Secretary,
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Papa, are you growing taller all
the timer "No, my child why
do you ask p "Causo the top Of
your head Is poklOg through your
hair
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A SPECIAL CALL.
Meeting Of The Hoard Of Trade, ana CT
liens Generally, Thursday T, NJ,
February Goth.

There viii he u special meeting Of the
members Of tho Hound OF lpdo. and cillzena
generally NJ IN Thursday, February gun
Instant, NJ the rooms Of the board, over
Mossrs, Sohneldor6 Davis, 10 take into CON
alteration matters OF Importance relating 10
the board aud The general business Interests
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ANNOUNCEMENTS



We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JUDGE NAT. NJ EllRFORO MS a
| candidate FOR justice Of the peace in precinct
NO. (presiding justicel, Dallas county to
MI the vacancy occasiOned by the resigna-
lion OF Hon. Jno. ID. Kerioot.
For Mayor.
| We are authorized to announce the name
OF w. ROHERT as an independent candi.
date for Mayor, at the ensuing April cleo.
| ton.
| We are authorized to announce the name
! OF j. q. BOGEL as a candidate for Mayor
at the ensuing April election.
Assessor and Collector.
Az tne solicitation of many business mon
anu friends, present my name as a candi-
in n rUi lily assessor ana Collector, election
Dallas, February u, 1875.
| We are authorized to announce the mama
OF GEORGE SHIELDS us II candidate for
| the ensuing election, subject however 10
| the nomination of u convention or nrimnrv
election, provided such convention is held.
! We are authorized to announce THOMAS
y; IN EEAON, the present Incumbent, n can.
dtdate Tor reelection. y Wv"
City Treasurer.
We are authorized and requested 70 nm
nounce DIR. DAVID KING 81 :, cn. ~ "n
Tor treasurer of the CITY of Dallas ~ H. w.
proachihg municipal election in ..priI net.
we are authorized and requested TO an
nounce ROBERT II. WEST ms . cor, AZ at
t Sr re-, to the Office of Treasurer OF
tne Guy OF DALLAS, at the ensuing election IN
april subject to the action of n ,,rin ~, i IN
''oh' vi convention, should one be held
City Ensineer.
GAARENCE COLEMAN announces him.
Ell us candidate for the Office of civ En-.
siis,I, SunJect TO the action of n urinary
eeo;ion, or democratic convention. shoui;i
City Mnrssini.
w are authorized to announce tho ,o,,a
y: M PEAK as "A candidat, Tor ,.aianO
,io 20 tne ohice OF city marshal. subiect ~
one be held. ''eo''oh' snouiu
., are authorized 10 announce the NAME
f;co y, rs; "a.A ASH candidate for the OF.
snb; e ~! nHars'lal at tine ensuing election.
mi y, nv " 70 ths nomination OF convention or
isheid. f'O' ieeu nuch convention
We nre authorized aud requested IN nm
81, NJ. e. u; MCCONNELL as a ra ndidate
aiac,i.s g.mshni, at the ensuing mupicipal
al IT,, suulect TO the decision OF b primary
vi convention, should one be held,
~ City. Attorney.
We are authorized and requested 70 nm.
nounoe W. M. EDWARDS as candidate
W e4ecticn 70 the Office OF attorney ~ fhsi
siss,,or Daiias' at the ensuing municipal
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Jso. W. swiNDELLs,

Howard W. Peak ESQ, ~ forl Worth, u
an authorised travelling agent Of The DALAI
Herald, from this date until further noiloe,
!, W. nwiNDELiA,
Deoember ~, la1I,
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The Goth day Of February is
the last for "a fortune i'm the
Louisville Library Gift Con-
cert.
PIERCE a. LYLE, Agents.
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The Great Southern Dollar
Store receives new goods daily.
IJdlm d. NJ. a. 90.
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Mnble, Todd az CO.'sgOid pens
at Franislin's book store, 501
Main street.
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larger Than ils neiehhurs, A deserip-
ton VI what Dallas d nov, may he ~
tempted ~ another liml,
a visitor
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
aHcIuding the EI PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed az ETnnhlin's book store,
5Oi Main street, Dallas.
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instantaneous cure lnr Neuralgia
elily no, llOsKlNA, Agent iof Dallas
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FOIl RAI.Il.

The Cjrutcineid House,
For terms apply TO
40, oRuTCHFiELD, or
GAhTON A THOMAS,
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"2;ti!"
The BlO0dcd STOCK Associations New
Buildings

We had the pleasure of examining
last night the plans and specifications
of the buildings about to be erected by
the Blooded Stock Association, drawn
by that accomplished architect and
civil engineer, j. II. Ryan, superin-
tendent Of the whole work.
THE ANIPHHITHEATRE.
The design of this structure is very
tasteful and staunch looking. 1t COM
bihes strength with convenience, ac-
feasibility and comfort. Every pre-
caution has been taken to secure proper
facilities for seating thousands and
enabling them them to promenade
also. There are steps at each end and
an entrance IN front, leading into the
spaces occupied below, and only ac-
cessible to privileged persons. .
THE JUDGES STAND
is a handsomely designed hexagonal
structure, about eighteen feet high, sur
mounted with broad roof, with elabo-
rate cornices and finished on top with
weathercock, representing Gold
smith Maid under the saddle, done
in gold gilt, and the figures "2:l4" dis
played on the front.
THE CLUB ROOMS.
Private and public stables are all got
ton up in the latest aud most approved
style. Other conveniences for guests
will occupy their proper places.
THE TRACK
Has been ploughed over during tn
past week, and is ready forthe heavi-
est portion of ,the work, namely, the
scraping, narrowing, rolling aud fin
ishing.
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Every cord Of wood given to the
poor IL recorded above.
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iO7 MINI Street

will sell more goods for one dollar than
any house in the city Of Dallas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To The Ladies,

The undersigned respectfully cali, Tho !,
ten,lon o. the ladies Of New Orleans and VI.
emily, 70 thu superior facilities Of her tor
ana me reasonable terms for work OF al
Wsterfalls, Uhisrons and W,es' a,,d S a,,a,
thing belonging 20 o iadies' toilet. Srdass.
promPul and faithfully executed or ~
Lou. sox "a =. yMRs: ANNfnsARor, .
ssd,y 70" u hsronne o., New Orleans,
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w ANTED-Copyiug, by an experienced
w couyiSt. Address orders to Lock ROY
Isl. All orders attended TO with dispatch
anu hebtileSS. TdIL
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City Attorney.

me IRE authorized and requested IN nm.
nc, nonnee w, M. EDWARDS as candidats
cif,, - 20 the office Of attorney On me
siss,ion Daiias' at the ensuing municipal
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Nc, We nre authorized aud requested 10 nm
So ou ~. =. u; MCCONNELL as a ca ndidate
eiac,isSs g, ,s, at the ensuing municipal
eiection or ue9sot 70 tue decision OF primary
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We are authorized and requested to an
nounce JtDGE NAT. VI. ElKFORO as IA
candidate Tor Justice Of the peace in precinct
NO. | (presiding justicel, Dallas county, to
MI the vacancy occasiOned by the resigna-
lion OF Hon. Jno. ID. Kerloot
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M w .rt nIe authorised to announce the name
o. q sU y, PEAK as a candidat, fer reelecD
tsn d 30 ne once OF city marshal. subject TO
one he held. ' eiectioh' should
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22

"Gou must not feel like that 1t is
better so. He had only one friend. and
he is with Him this beautiful Christmas
morning. He had 10 home here 1t is
Christmas day, and he is at home there"
| took in mine the comforting hand
that lald upon my arm.
Il would like to see him." | said
q" He gave his life for me-
They took me down afterward to
what had been the family sitting room.
There We're warm, red curtains ut the
windows; bright glowing carpet on
the floor; there were buucheS of holly
and laurel scattered here and there. and
over all was the atmosphere of home
They left me at the door. went in
and stood by the side of the conch ON
which they had laid him. The eyes OF
tender blue were closed forever. the
yellow hair was parted over the bOyish
brows, and still about the brave. sweet
month the bright smile played us it did
ut that first moment of eur meeting
when my implied doubt of him called it
there. lie lay before me dead, in all
'he glow and promise of his youth
But the smile which tlinmphed above
deaths ruin, rebuked me. and us |
stopped to kiss the lips of the beautiful
boy, ! knew. as well as man could know,
that he was not dead that He who had
given more life to the Dead Girl and
the Widows Son had given it also to
him; and that he had only gone farther
upon his journey than Into il sweet
cr, fuller, more gIariouS lite than even
known. And | ais" knew that should
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4jnsinrss DIRECTORY.

N,ar. Er~iDc>> and Locaiion of tie 'rod-
,oi Hayuc<S Ho"~cS in 81. J"hmSb"ry.
horticultural Fools and Hardware.
ItENIl y HASKELL. Hnyt'- Block, Il, Il. st
lr"thcr;tri"~.
g.. e.. EINGliNN "" .. Bank Block Main St.
Attorneys ut Law.
F.i>uN NAY. over L. Il; Office, and Post Office
-..IHEN y IpE N"4 Cird"nrtu Blk.. up stairs
:. ! Wi.LNED Main ST. over Hail \ Fletcher :,
.,'., I;"ll Estate ,;rohcr
I;""l>> and stationery.
HpyNEDA 3 HOWELL rardonian Bin Main 81
Book Binders.
g. VI SToNi. y 60. ACTS. Monument S'InaI''.
.:IImI,--i.'4hl aud business.
o. VI STONE y 60. Monument square.
I:nkrr~ and Cnufrctinnrr~.
C.,p>~ = EiipiIN. Main street
CiniI,iu.:. Hat and Gaps.
.tuN \ MOORE. lanh Block opposite 81, Johns
bur, lIou-.. d.,l,r in I:,.ly Made Clorhin-. Hats
,nd rap~ j,rur~ FURNISHING. 'i"nd>, etc. etc.
cIoti,in.: for M"u and Boys.
TAf i\Ir"tNE~ y 90. Fairbanks Village
Crpci>,s,. Glass and ~t"n" Ware.
i.N FNIEHNNk> y co. Fairbanks Village"
,.,rprtin.. -Iiamgi"G-. Wind"w->htdr-.
"a lNlEH\Nk~ : 60 Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
>. T.. PERKINS. Gal, i"niuu Block. Main Street
WAENEE n SMITH. ru'rm EI,'rk. Main Street
W. {. ,.un.I~. Grnc"ric~ and Fruits,
u NNTHEWSA rErTENGIiL. Eastern Avenue
nr, ,.u"dS. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
u. HALE. Nyrunr Block. K, k. street
EAT. TAIEBNNkS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
:",n a.i Feed.
,IG. NLDElt'II y co. Eastern Avenue.
rmrnit,ur" aud Ca~l"i-.
HAIL. ~NIT~lE Main Street.
Tl~DNIF = III liNilAM. Flaudr,- Block. Il II
IaIuiIy ',rnccric- and Fruits.
+. VI. 'uuK \ CO. Eastern Avenue.
C.r"ccri,.~ and Meats.
HARVEY y GRAY. Union Block. Main StI,,t
File Manufacturer.
st .Tohnsbuly File Works opp. Passenger Depot
'.r"c.ri"> aud House Keeping Goods.
J.. \ I. FAIRBANKS y CO. Fairbanks Village.
Insurance. I.ifr.D
g. + SARGENT. ,E,uap L,iir'ad Street
Iron Founder aud Nachini>t.
LUXE BJ/ZtLI. N"rth cud K. Il; street
millinery and Fancy Goods.
-. W Sl.NTEE. Main street.
Merchant Iailor>.
g.. GNDEI;WOuD. Duuvillc llo,h Il. K street.
photographs.
- \. CLIFFORD tai,ai"ui.,n lio,l,, Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
G. NJ STONE 4 60. C,rd"nau Block. Nam -
stoves and Tin Ware.
+ +. FLETCHER Eastern Avrnu-.
II. T.. y u .. WoODETFf Railroad Street
ii. rOWDEIl Eastern N,rmu,.
Matcl.;--. .I"wrIry and Toys.
IuWNEp $ HOWELL. Cal~donian BIZ Nam 81
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