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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20

BOOTHS THEATRE,
corner OF Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue -
HENRY v, ats T. NJ; closes II p. n Mr.. Rignold.
nee AT 30 r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-17

The celebration of Mupdi Gros is
year by year becoming more popular,
not only in the South, but throughout
every State In the Union. We believe
the custom was originally a Pagan one,
and was afterwards adopted in Roman
Catholic countries as festival, and
has been since then, especially In It.
ally, celebrated with great splendor nc
companied by feasting and fun Of
every description. The day was first
observed in this country in the cities
Of Mobile and New Orleans, and the
brilliant spectacles presented by the
different societies of the latter place,
especially before the war, attract
ed thousands to that city, and caused
her to be considered the gayest and
most attractive resort In the United
States. Other cities seeing the good
results arising from the observance of
this custom, have commenced to i'm
itate the splendors of the pageants of
the mystic Crew of Comus," and
other well-known societies OF the city
OF New Orleans. Memphis, beyond
doubt, u her most successful rival and
compares favorably with her In the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-17

beauty and brilllAnUy III hbr street pro-
cessions. The society known M the
"Memphi,p organized about four years
since, have given three displays, each
OF which was simply magnificent, The
first one was complete success, and
encouraged the society to renewed ex-
ertions, which have brought 10 them
the praise OF the thousands who.have
had the pleasure OF Witnessing
their displays. II was estimated
that ilty thousand strangers were la
the city OF Memphis ut the last Mdrdi
G,as celebration, who spent on a slight
calculation ut least one million OF dol
lars, and enabled that city, 80 broken
In prosperity, to thrive again and APP
pear almost as prosperous as she was
before the disastrous yellow fever cpl.
demic, which 30 depopulated her streets
and ruined her commerce. The object
Of this article Is for the purpose OF
urging our citizens to take some pre-
concerted action to celebrate this
festival in the city of Dallus In an
appropriate manner, and In way that
will attract ut least ten thousand
strangers to the city on that day.
People from all portions of North
Texas would eagerly embrace the OPP
portunity Of witnessing the spectacle,
and our city would be the richer by
one hundred thousand dollars, pro-
vided the affair was properly conduct
ed, and in manner that would pay
the trouble and expense of the visit.
Our merchants, beIng more directly
interested, should take the matter in
hand and see that the celebration Ia
not a failure.
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yELAsC0 AND QUINTANA.
MASS l,iR Cook.

This accomplished young lady will
read from appropriate selections to-
night, for the benefit of the Velasco
aud Quintana sufferers by the late
storm. Miss Cook Is II daughter Of
Judge Gustave Cook, of Houston.
She was present during the terrible
tornado that desolated our lower coast.
The contributions from Dallas and
other points in Texas were dis
tributed principally to needy suffer
ers In Indianola and other places above
Galveston, to the entire exclusion Of
Nalesco and Quintana. The people Of
these two towns--nOw towns no more
are In the greatest distress. Miss
Cook has taken upon herself the oner-
Gus duty of travelling through the coun-
try and offering her time and talents to
the prosecution of noble enterprise
one which rarely meets with success in
this world, but always finds its reward
in the next. Dallas has never yet fail
cd to respond to the cry of distress,
come from whence 1t may, but when
our people are starving upon our
shores, and similar misfortune
may at any time render US candidates
for public charity, since epldemics are
that Miss Cook will he complimented
by n full house tonight ut the Court
House. Come one; come all, who
would help the afflicted.
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Announcements.

Attention Is called to the card of r..
NJ. Cooke, announcing himself rs a
candidate for reelection to the office
ofSurveyor of Dallas county. Mr..
Cooke is all old and well-known citi-
zen OF Dallas, aud is well qualified for
the Office to which he aspires.
John NJ. Howell is a candidate for
the office of Collector of Taxes for Dal-
las county. Mr.. Howell has resided
here for some time, and has gained the
respect and confidence of all who know
him. At one time he served the city
in the capacity of Alderman, and gave
thorough satisfaction to his constitu-
ents. If elected he will fill the office
with honor to himself and credit to his
supporters.
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Dallas County Deiegates.

The following Is correct list of the
delegates from Dallas coun ty to the
Democratic State Convention, to be
held in Galveston, January 5th, 1875;
Precinct III. A. McCullom, Ed. G.
Bower, Barnett Gibbs, John B0okhout
and George n. Aldredge. Alternates
H. f. Cowart, Thomas Field, Jno. G.
Mccoy, A. Ii. Fields, Fac. Tolliver.
Precinct 2-Robert s. Guy, Daniel
Daily, J. w. Daniels and Mid Perry.
Precinct 3-W. G. Leonard, NJ. ID. l..
Gracey and u. Il. Coombes.
Precinct 4--P. G.. Swor, s. III. Gill
bert, John H. Cochran, j. II. Mathis
and ]. j. McA II ster.
Precinct 5-W. l.. Knox, JnO. Me-
Neill, A, McC0mmas, jr., o. p. Bowser
and Richard Bruton.
Precinct 6 &C. f. Tucker, W. NJ. Ed
wards and J. Il. Hereford.
Precinct John j. Good, John Hen
ry Brown and VIM. f. Hughes.
Precinct S-W. l.. Cabell and J. l..
Leonard. Alternates DIN Welb0rn
and Jas. Il. Scott.
Precinct 81. Fl. Stewart and II. A.
Roberts.
Precinct l0--J. II. Stephens and Geo.
Wilson.
Precinct ll--David Jordan.
Precinct l2-Dr. w. Suits.
Precinct 13--Ias. b. Blewitt, l.. r.,
Stroud, Bailey Harris, Dir. Baird and
h. +. Butler
Precinct l4--A. j. McLain.
Precinct l5--Rerry Page.
Precinct lG--Arch b. Lanier and
Sam Taught. Alternates; n. ID. Coates
and A. w. Webb.
Precinct III. II. Mills. t"a
JNO. B00KHOUT,
Secretary Democratic County Conven-
ton.
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TELgGRAPH MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, December 10, 1890 p. n.--spot.
opened firmer. uplands, I'd; Orleans, Ind
Sales l5,OW bales; speculation and export
1900 bales.
Arrivals opened tirmer.
800 p. m.-Spots unchanged,
lao p. m.-Uplands, I'd; Orleans, Tad.
NEW feRK, December 49, Gold opened at
ll4ss, Sight Ss@315 discount. New Orleans
"a discount.
100 a. m.-Gold llps. Futures opened
quiet and firm. Decem Der, l3A@l3 5.lGc; jan
uary, ID e-l6@l3sskc; February, l3 9-185l3 ssc;
March, l3 ,3.iS@iS1sc; April, IA l-l6@litsc.
1910 q. m..-Spots opened quiet and steady.
Gold il4ss. Futures quiet and steady. sales
$500 bales; last evening. 1910 bales
HOS a. m.-Gold li4ls Sterling exchange
strong. Short 81 SpC9i s91SS; long, 81 SjCa4 S5jS
Commercial, 81 SOL 49,.
1850 p. m.-Gold llfs Futures quiet and
2:2o p. m.-Gold ll49s. Futures quiet. sales
1850 bales.
ais p. m.--Ootton held higher. Ordinary,
lli4c; good ordinary, l2i4c; low middling,
l2Nc; middling, lao; mitdling Alabama,
II I-lUc; middling Orleans, 1870; middllng
Sl5-Goid closed at ma Futures CLOSED
steady. December, l3I< sl4c, J January Il -a2es
lS,<c; February, 10 le.330slS,Sc; March, 10 .7.I
Receipts AmefieSn ports since EFidey,
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The trade in hides in the city of
Dallas has assumed proportions of
such magnitude US to excite the sur
prise of even those who have engaged
In the business In this city for num-
Der of years. 1t Is estimated by some
that the enormous sum of five hum
bred thousand dollars is employed
here In this business and this large
amount is scarcely sufficient to carry
on this constantly increasing branch
Of trade. One dealer, Mr.. Littlehale,
yesterday shipped, in three cars,
sixty-five thousand pounds Of
hides direct to the Eastern markets.
This is the second shipment made by
the same party in the past two months,
and the former shipment was quite as
large as this last one. The question
which naturally arises when we con-
slider the immense number of hides
that are annually shipped from this
point, is why does not some one, start
a tannery in or near the city? Sumac
grows wild In various portions OF the
State, and can be gathered at trifling
expense. and other materials used in
the process obtaining are just as cheap.
Why should we send our raw material
OF miles only to be returned
to US in different condition, with q
hundred different expenses upon 1t?
Dallas will never be q great city until
lneh things as these are remsdied.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-17
THE YOSEMITE VALLEY.
MIR. Packers Fascinating Descriptive
Lecture.

The lecture room last night was
tolerably well filled by an appreciative
and delighted audience.
The lecturer, Mr.. Fackler, was intro.
duced by l.. e. Reed, Esq, and in a
clear, rotund and penetrating voice he
delivered one of the smoothest and
most fascinating descriptive lectures it
has been our pleasure to listen to for
years. The subject was "The Wonders
of the Yosemite Valley" and is gig.
antic beauties We're portrayed by the
lecturer In the happiest and most cifec.
tive manner So clear, succinct and
exhaustive, 30 well worded and power.
full Is the description, that the eye
seems to gaze upon the enhancing
loneliness of these wonderful noun
tains and waterfalls. Mr.. Fackler
evidently possesses the keenest eye for
beauty coupled with that rare and
matchless gift of word-painting which
entrances all listeners.
The address of Mr.. Fackler Is easy,
unaffected and pleasant, his lecture
couched in the purest language that a
faultless taste can command, and
it is no exaggeration to aver that the
very charming and accurate descrp-
tive tone that he possesses is seldom,
II ever, eXcelled.
The occasion was an intellectual
treat that will never fade from the
memory of last nights listeners.
We wish Mr.. Fackler most success
full and pleasant sojourn In our State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-17

THE Ross Avenue street railroad is
rapidly approaching completion.
We observed that the ground was
broken and ties laid down at the
crossing of Elm street on yesterday,
while men, mules and scrapers were
busy ut work beyond. A connection
with the Main street track will prob
ably be made to-day. This is still an
other Improvement for Dallas. giving
to her remotest Northeast suburbs
ready and pleasant access to the heart
of the city.
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Auolors,le nna ExnlnnnlorN.

We cheeriully give place to the fol-
lowin apology of Elder NJ. Il. Cornell,
especially as we somewhat reflected In
short article, on the good taste Of his
conduct on last Sunday morning;
To the city Editor of the Herald;
hit he II fact, az stated In THE HER.
AID, that II IL an established cust0m'
or ordinance "of the Presbyterian
church never to allow al announce
ment to be made in their houses of
worship after the dismissal OF the audi
ence,n then | was guilty Of violating
the rules OF worshipping assembly in
making the simple announcement |
did on Sunday last, This ! never do
knowingly, and so far as unnecessary
oiiense has been given In this case, |
ask the pardon of all concerned. But
| would here state that 1t has ever
been my custom when u sermon has
been given In opposition to my views,
to announce reply ut the close Of the
meeting. This have done In nearly
all the different churches at the North,
and the same liberty has often been
freely taken in my congregation.
In this particular case l had
been informed by those who are init
mate with some of the leading mem
beers OF that church, that the pastor did
not wish any controversy in the
church, but that was at liberty TO
take notes and reply at any other place
and time; also, that he was willing
the people should hear my reply.
did not therefore expect that any eX'
ception would he taken to the simple
announcement | wished to make.
can give names il necessary. Circum
stances alter cases. "Let US hav,
peace.' NJ. E. CORNELL,
Dallas, December 10Th,
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W. i. Lyle 4 Co. real estate agents, No.
l09 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten.
ton of persons wishing to purchase real es-
tate to the extensive llsts.of property on their
bulletin boards in ana outside of their Office,
under the respective heads of "lmproved
City Property, ""Vecant City Lots" EARNS"
and "Unlmproved and Wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses and vacant lots in
the commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots, and number Of very desir.
able residences situated In every quarter OF
the city. Also, large tracts of wild lands In
Dallas and other counties Ofthe State, besides
q number OF farms of various Sizes inclnd.
Ing several large and highly improved plan.
tations within five miles OF the city of Dallas
aug25dtf
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Home Fire Insurance yomnuny

of New York. It's funds all depoted to
Fire. No mixture with Life Insurance
Cash capital, S3,OOO,OOO. Cash assets
100000. Cash surplus as to policy
holders, S,325, 600. Gen. j. Il. John
son Il Co., managers Southern depart
ment. J. d. Kerfoot, local agent, No.
507 Commerce street, Dallas. Texas.
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A comfortable residence and academy
building. Imiles northwest of Dallas, with
five acres of land In cultivation. Agood sit.
uation for tirst-class SCHOOL, also n good To-
cation for Physician. Apply, within the
next few days, to &C. GILLESPIE, NJ. d.
Dallas, December Ii, 1875. dcclBllt
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LOCAL BREVITlES.

-iUlus
Lecture.
Lecture tonight.
Buy your wood to-day.
Lecture tonight at the Courthouse.
Peck Family Of Bell Ringers next
week.
The "sojersp left to-day for the
frontier.
Very few ladies on the street yes
terday.
Wind whistling, and the dust In
tolerable.
squads on toast are among the del
icacies Of the season.
Nothing of interest In Judge Bur-
ford's court yesterday.
Candidates are practicing the mo-
tions of the pump-handle.
Cotton coming In lively, and good
things going out In the same ratio.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel on Main
street has new illuminated sign.
--"The Great Expectation Club"
will not meet tonight at the residence
OF Colonel Stevenson.
Only one case of misdemeanor be-
fore his Honor the Mayor, yesterday.
Perquisites low ordinary.
Berry Mitchell viii describe the
Palace by the Lake Of Como, next
Monday and Tuesday nights.
The northern bound train was
three hours behind time last night
Such occurrences are becoming rather
frequent.
Go and hear Miss Ida Cook at the
Court House tonight, and encourage
the young lady in her most laudable
enterprise.
Have you seen those beautiful gold
bracelets at Webb's, the leweler. Give
n pair to your doubling fair one and
she 10 yours.
Elegant line of silver plated cups,
forks, spoons, casters, card stands, fine
watches and jewelry, suitable for
Christmas presents ut Webb's.
Some half dozen cases were dis
posed OF in the District Criminal Court
yesterday, Judge Silas Hare presiding.
Most of them were mlsdemeanor
cases.
Tho prisoners in the county Jail
are, us n general thing, jubilant over
the prospect Of speedy trial. Capt.
Ed. Bower il doing all in his power to
hurry matters, so that all can have
justice melted out to them.
We have been informed that high
mass will be reoited at the Catholic
church ON Christmas day also tina,
the greatest OF all sacred music, mo
zart's Twelfth Mass" will be sung by
a thoroughly trained choir.
Attention Is called to the notice o.
the Dallas Real Estate and Building
Association proposing to purchase
stock from parties wishing to sell
Proposals may be handed in to II. p
Barry, Esq, Secretary of the Associa
ton, up to the 9th instant.
We acknowledge an invitation to
grand Christmas Eve bali, to be
given by the Stonewall Greys at thell
armory. The different committees
have been already selected and are
busily engaged making such prepare
tons as will insure perfect success.
We understand that the property
on Main and Commerce streets, com.
prising the old Dallas Foundry, wa.
purchased yesterday by an association
of gentlemen of this city for thirteen
thousand dollars. The property fronts
one hundred and fifty feet on Mair
street, running back two hundred feel
to Commerce street. 1t Is said that
the proposed new Opera House will be
erected on the ground.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-17

In caseS Of dlsofdbred digestion, sluggish
circulation Of the blood, and exhausted vital
energy the Empire Tonic Bttera stand
without rival, For sale everywhere.
n0y2OdlIn
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To the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Bal.
INa.

| am now prepared to give all information
regarding the Grand Jubilee and Mask Ball
of New Years Eve.
GrouX, of New Orleans, who will he here
with her entire wardrobe of costumes, SiNty
of the first ladies and gentlemen of the city
have already subscribed for costumes.
New ORLEANS, December q, 1875.
Prof. George, Dallas, Texas
will be IN Galveston for mask ball ON
the DIST, and If you think it will pay M
will bring my costumes to Dallas. Let ME
know al once and | wi come aS soon as |
have done at Galveston. j. 7. GRou%,
New Orleans,
In addition to this, take pleasure in giving
the programme of conducting the entt rtain.
ment
Messrs. Conpor II Walker and Williams &
| TolliNer Will sell tickets, each firm ndolsing
| those sold by them.
| The following committee of gentlemen will
| be present to see the face OF every person
who enters--each gentleman vouching for
the lady whose escort he Is: =. j. Adams,
ESQ, John Kerr, Esq, Major BarlSley, Cap
tain Jack Leonard, Colonel Mccoy, and DR..
| Locke.
The ball will take place at Lively Hall,
controlled by the widely-populer Captain
Orr, who will leave nothing undone on his
part in assisting to maintain perfect order.
The spacious building will be beautifully
decorated with pictures and iestoons of ever
greens, entwined with boquets of oranges
| raised by my own hands,
Furthermore, will vote handsome Soil
tnire Diamond Pin to the most popular lady
In the room, and present bunch of oranges
| to the best character.
| There will also he some culiOsitirs never
| before seen In ballroom in Texas, ordered
direct from the firm of shannon, Miller Il
Crane, Maiden Lane, New York City Come
cut and see the sights never before seen In
| tho state.
| Tickets, $50.
The music, of course, will be In accord.
ance; floor waxed nothing left unturncd to
make this the grandest occasion ever given
in the State. PROF. GEORGE,
Mann,rar
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Vert, Smith e co. have removed from 400
Elm street Into their handsome new store,
COS Elm street, opposite Sanger Bros, and
next door to Blake Il jenkins.
Gall aud see the hand soonest grocery store
In Texas. decl8dlw
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w. o. ponoho d Co., DALLAS, Texas.
Dealers In Lands, Lots and Land Scrip,
offer the following:
For sale, Q Comfortable city dwellings.
gAasdo Two-story frame store In Dallas.
do Frame tenement houses In Dali
las.
For sale, . New brick store houses on Main
street.
For sale, Cottage residence In the Cedars.
s.. do 10 Choicest building lots in the
city
For sale, "a Building lotsin Dallas.
IA do Building lots OH Ackard avenue
do No. location for foundry Or ma
chine shop.
For sale, Ii Acres fine gardening land near
city.
For sale, % Acres timbered land near city
limits.
For sale, 400 Acres unmproyed land IL
miles from city.
For sale, loo Acres Kaufman county land.
do 1867 Acres Jack county land.
do 5000 Acres near Fort Worth, un.
improved.
For sale, 5000 Acres Concho county and
river.
Trade, 700 Acre Waco farm for Dallas city
property.
Trade, Kansas hotel for Dallas city prop
erty.
Trade, ST, Louis Tor Dallas city property.
do Memphis for Dallas city property.
do New York for Dallas city property.
For sale-Texas "Land Scrip" all descrip-
tions.
Wanted--Capitai for coal mining enter
prise.
To let-Elegantly furnished desk rooms.
deci2todecis w. b. D0NOHO h co.
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On Tues lay, the l4th Instant, Baby's
White Fur Cloak. The finder will be llber-
ally rewarded by returning Same to Messrs.
Levy's Grocery Store, 9i2 Elm street.
deol7dlt
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Wanted.

BY one Of the largest and Oldest manufac-
turing aud Jobbing boot and shoe houses In
Chicago, travelling statesmen for Texas Al
dress =. ID. r.,
decljd2w Care &. A. Cook h Co., Chicago.
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Ii you don't want to buy a pair of good
boots, You had better go 70 Standards, 4O7
Elm street, for II you go and examine his
stock and prices, you are almost certain TO
buy pair whether you need them or not
TACT, certain. decl0dtf
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Mr.. Craddock, the proprietor Of the ia.
nous Craddock Billiard Hall, has just re-
turned from the East, where he has been Sc
lecting the choicest stock of liquors ever
introduced In Dallas. Among his stock Is a
five year old Monarch Bourbon and the
genuine xxx Robertson County whisky,
which Mr.. &. proposes TO make a speciality
OF, and guantees 1t to be the best ever offered
10 the trade in Dallas. dec1l-dIm
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OF the state OF Texas In pamphlet form.
Price ten cents. For sale at
METROPOLITAN NEWS STORE.
decl5dl0t Corner Elm and Sycamore.
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Notice.

Money 10 loan In sums not less than three
hundred dollars, with real estate as collat'
erals. Apply to HUNT SHELDON,
decl7dlw Attorneys for Party,
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Wanted.

BY u gentleman, board In q private family
for himself, family and two servants. Apply
ut this office at once, or TO Fl. H.,
decl7d2t LeGrnnd Hotel.
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1885,; exports Great Britain, $3.50 bales;
France, 20 .O23 bales; c0ast, l3,iW2 bales; chan
ncl 2Si5 bales; stock, 700 j73 bales.
GALVESTON, December lB.-Gold lll@ll5
silver ll0mlll
Cotton steady; offerings light, but IN good
demand. Good ordinary, NC; low. mid
ding, ~ sci middling, l22sc; good middllne
lie.
NEW ORLEANS, December l6-Slght u dis
count. Sterling par Exchange a discount
Cation in fair demand, Middling, G5sc.
300 p. M Gold ll%s@llFG. Exchange a
discount Cotton tirm. Middling, ~
Sales $3.50 bales.
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Al Blsko q Jenkins.

A full line OF Children's and Boys COM
mon medium and hne clothing, from four 10
twenty-one years of age. decl7dwl
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A large assortment OF real Valincenes
Laees, Edglngs and InsertlDgs.
decl7dlw BLAKE e JENKINS.
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Cut this Quilt May Save Your Life.

There Is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Cold
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
buy u bottle of medicine that would cure
them. The Empire Tonic Bitters, and their
wondrous cures, astonishes every one that
try them. For sale every where
nOy2Oulm
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1t IL often remarked, especially by the com
mercial travellers visiting our city, that they
can't get drink of good whisky in Dallas
but since Mr.. Craddock has introduced his
five year old Monarch bourbon there il no
room for such complaint. Go and try 1t, and
be convinced.
Johnny o'Brien, the well-known and pop
Mar bur tender, win be there ready to walt
upon you.
CRADD0CK'S BILLIARD HALL
daplblff Onna4ita I..iranl hatal