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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-16
To the Afflicted.

DR.. ". x. DOHFRTY returns his sincere
thanks TO his numerous patients for their mar.
ronage. and would take this opportunity Ia
remind them that he continues to consult AZ
his Institute. for the cure u chronic diseases
~ the Iungs. Liver. Kidneys Digestive and
Genito-I'rInary Organs. and all Private Dis
eases. viz: syphilis in all its forms and stages.
Seminal Weakness and all the horrid conse'
dpenccs Of Self-AbuNe: Gonorrhfps Ge,.
Structures. Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions
Sexual Debility. Diseases NJ the Back and
Lons. Inflammation Of the Bladder and Kid
neys. etc: and he hopes that his long expcri.
ence and successful practice will continue 70
insure him q share 81 publie patronage pv
his practice - uauv vears IN Fnrape and the
United States he Is enabled tn apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against dis.
eases ~ all kiuds IL usHs ho mercury. charges
moderate tf.atH his Hatient# in correct and
honorable vhv 4nd haz farenees = unanes.
tiauablc votacia. frae aaa = 'rnaru respec.s.
bili'vand higt .frHlaa Ia #eiefv II parfies
rousultinr t.ni }s l#fRaH asAerwise win
receive Tho best aa1 gstlesi sr uieut and
iiuD'fri secrecy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-16
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Notice No. 272. e. $. Survey No. 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-16

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE.l
CAgsOs City. NV.
May 10. 1875
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DIR. DOHERTY has iustpubiished an impor.
tant pamphlet emhndyinW his uwn views aud
experiences ia relation 20 Impotence or Viriliy;
being n short treatise on Spermatorrhpa or
Seminal Weakness Nervous and Physical De.
bility consequent on this affection. and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
This little work contains information 81 the
utmost value 20 ALL whether married or sin.
gle and viii be sent FREE by mail on recep
Of Six Cents in postage stamps for return posts
age. Address W. X. poHERTY, VI. D.,
lO-ly San Francisco Cal.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
New Remedies! New Remedies!
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
623 Kearny Street,
CORNER COMMERCIAL STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.

TSTA LISHED IN 1854,
e. for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal Dis
eases. such a. Gonorrhea,:
elect. structure, syphilis
IN all it's forms, Seminal
Weakness. Impotency, etc.i
Skin Diseases Of years
standing. and liberated
Legs successfully treated
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r EGAL BLANKS NEATLY PRINT
IL ed at this Office,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-16

Patients trnale ~ feaale. residing in any
mart Of the STATE however aistqnt who nsy
desire the opinion and advice n ~ nnhertyin
their respective rasrs ard w'iso thfnk prupero
Suhfnit written statement = meh In prefer.
ence 10 holding n personal interview. sc
respectfully assured fhat their roramunirs.
lions will be held most sacred and confidential,
II the case ~ ftliv and eaudillv described,
perSonsl communication will ~ unnecessary.
as instructions FOR diet -egimcf snd the
general treatment ~ che c1se ITSELF including
the rcmediesl Wili ~ forwarded without
delay, and In such manner as 20 convey noidss
Of the purpor' - re 'trr ~ parcel 81 trans
mitted.
Consultation ~ letter o~ attnrwisel FREr.
Permanent euro Guaranteed ~ paw Ad,
dress. "a poHErTY v D.,
sssu Francisco Cal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-13
I.onergan,s New rounark.

The Louisiana CMo,) Free Press
copies the notice published In TN,
HERALD u short time since, In regard
70 Colonel l.onergan aud the removal
Of his foundry 10 this city, and com
menls thereon ~ follows
We endorse all THE HERALD says
about the colonePs reliability, up
rlghtness, etc., but sincerely trust that
The HERALD Is In error about his con
templalei removal 10 Dallas. The 90
lionel II too valuable u citizen for w Il
lose, aud we trust no viii reconsider
his intention, II he has any, OF remoy'
ing from among us,
a Free Press Of u later date has the
following
Two cur loads Of Colonel Lonergan'i
foundry machinery were shipped Sat
urday, and three more car loads Mon
day, all destined for Dallas, Texas,
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Becoming known.

AS it it becoming known that DIR.
Prices true flayorjng extracts are not
made up from chemical poisons, but
natural llavors, delicate and grateful
to the most cultivated palate, they are
growing rapidly in popular favor. The
special recommendation of DIR. Prices
ilavors is that their purity is perfect,
their strength so much greater than
other extracts. while the bottles hold
half more than those purportlng to
contain same quantity. 1t is only nee
essary for person of pure and healthy
tastes to try these havors and they
will be convinced that they are the
finest, purest, and best flavoring for
cakes, buildings, pies, etc.
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Mission sunday school.

The friends of the mission Sabbath
school, at the court ouse, will reopen
the school next Sabbath evening at
four o'clock. They propose to make
1t indeed a mission school. Scholars oil
the denominational schools are not ex-
pected to attend here unless they en-
rol for regular attendance. 1t must
be borne I'm mind that this is a mission
school. Every enterprise incurs more
or less expense. The various denomi-
nations annually appeal to the public
for donations in various ways to the
support of their churches. Their festi-
walls and social entertainments net
them considerable funds yearly, and
the public have become to look upon
these annual contributions as a "mat-
ter of eourse.n All the money thus
raiaed Ia invested In laudable enter
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, April12.-Money stead,
and unchanged. Gold ll4l@ll5I; silveI
l07i@l0S.
Hides-Buyers and sellers apart
Market nominal. Dry flint as they
run with kip and calf selection!
klps and calves one third off
wet sailed Sc; as they run l7Jc
butchers green rode; dry sailed solo
as dry flint with allowance for salt
glue stock &c. The market for DIR,
hides is too unsettled for quotation.
Cotton--Market quiet and unchanged
Ordinary he; good ordinary lac; low
middling l5s; middling 15sc; good mid,
ding l6lc. Sales ] ,2S2 bales.
LONDON, April l2.-No On-Erie POI
G926!; street rate I.
PARIS, April l2.--Rentes, 63f 425c.
LIVERPOOL, April l2.-Noon.-Cot.
ton easier. Prices declined n frac.
ton. Middling upland, I'D; mid.
ding Orleans, SSd@Sld. Sales, 1900
bales; for speculation and export, 2. 600
bales. To arrive l-l6d cheaper
Basis of middling uplands not be-
low low middling delivered Nav and
June Sd; delivered June and july sid.
1870 p. M.-Mlddling uplands Sd:
middling Orleans SB@sId.
3 p. M.-Sales, American, 1900.
4P. M.-Sales ON basis of middliny
uplands, nothing below low middline'
shipped March, Sd.
New ORLEANS, April 12.-Cotton--
Sales, l,S00 bales. Prices irregular
and easier at close. Good ordinary
to strict good ordinary, 142@l5lc; low
middling to strict low middling
15s@l5Jc; middling to strict micdling
15B@16lc; good midd,ing to middlinS
fair l8s@174c. Receipts, 5,254 bales;
exports continent 1910 bales; coastwise
IS6 bales; stock l5S, l49 bales.
New YORK, April 12, Noon.-Monev
active at 5@6per cent. Sterling firm at
s62. Gold firm at ll5s@ll5l. Govern
ments dull and strong; new SIS 81 O0l.
States quiet aud strong.
Cotton-Net receipts, 1,1OS bales,
gross, 4,S62 bales.
Futures closed heavy. Sales 43,lOO
bales. April, l6i@l6 9-32c. Nav.
M l3-32f0l6 --lfio. lima 10 % oo<rS1osy'
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supplies lhe Texas aud Pacific railroad
tank 10 entirely submerged,
Let all lovers Of rural beauty
and Of nioely-shaded sidewalks pro'
cure shade trees this spring aud ret
them out In front Of their houses,
There IL no cheaper or better 0rna-
ment to city nothing that can pro-
mote such comfort In warm weather
and at the same time 10 beautiful 10
the eye, ~ well-shaded streets,
Efforts should be made the coming
summer TO prepare our streets In some
kind Of n substantial manner for the
fall trade, which promises To be unu'
sually large. Weknow that much has
been done toward this end and that
some portions Of our city are very well
provided but much yet remalns 10 be
done TO make them what they ought
TO be,
As per advertisement In to-day's
paper IL viii be seen that owing 10 de-
lays IN obtaining specifications, con-
tracts for work on the Waxahachle
Tap railroad viii not be awarded until
April 2Othl Instant Contractors have
therefore one more week In which TO
Tile bids at the Office Of the company,
In WaxahNohle, Copies Of speclllca-
lions can also be found at TnE HER-
AID office.
The Ladies' Aid and Benevolent
society Of ~ Matthew's parish will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. Thee. Il,
Wallace, on Wednesday at $3.50 O'Clock.
The officers Of the society wish TO call
attention TO the amount Of work TO be
done In the parish, aud TO solicit the
earnest cooperation Of the ladies In
the congregation. a full attendance h
requested, rs business Of Importance
viii be brought before the meeting,
by order OF the president
Douglas Bros. continue TO add TO
their already fine stock OF fac dress
goods for gents wear. They have In
stock the largest assortment of French
and English diagonals, worsted coatlngs
of the latest styles andall the novelties
of the season In pants aud vestings
The Douglas Brothers now being well
and favorably known to the public for
their first class workmanship, fair
dealing aud moderate charges, we be-
speak for them continually increas-
ing patronage.
Judge John Thomas, one Of the
Oldest citizens of this county, died at
his residence, eight miles north of
Dallas, ON Sunday morning last, after
II protr0ctod Illness. Judge Thomas
was well known TO the Older citizens
Of this city and county. He came to
Texas thirty years ago this spring, and
settled on the place on which he died.
For the past two years lie has been
confined to his house by paralysis, we
believe, but until the last ten days,
had shown no sign of the near APP
proach of death. He leaves large
family connection and host of warm
and sympathiziug friends to mourn his
departure. He was buried on yester-
day afternoon, on his home place.
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A New Volume.

The numbers of Littell's Living Age
for the weeks ending April Sd and 10th,
contain Life at High Pressure, by w.
r. Greg, Contemporary Review; The
Heart of Africa and the Slave Trade,
Edinburg Review; Early Kings of Nor
way, part ", by Thomas Carlyle,
Fraser; Saxon Studies, by Julian Haw-
thorne, part VI. Contemporary Re-
view; Have we Two Brains, Cornhill;
German Home Life, by Lady, part
Ill, Fraser; The Siege of Florence,
Cornhill; The Birth of Republic Sat
urday Review; The New French Min
istry, Spectator; with instalments of
the charming serials, "Alice Lorraine
by II. q. Blackmore; "Three Feathers
by William Black, and "Miss Angel"
by Miss Thackeray, and the usual poe
try aud Miscellany.
These are the first two numbers of a
new volume, the one hundred and
twenty-fifth, Of The Living Age. With
fifty-two numbers, Of sixty-four large
pages each, laggreating over three
A $4,000 . .,.....A a.. ...,t......t t;.s
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Colonel George Noble and wife mr.
rived in tho city laat night aud Arc
registered NJ the San JaGInto.
Captain j. i. Moore, Of Terrell, mr.
rived lust night,
j, II, Thompson, Esq, roodmasier
Texas and Pacific, Ia ct the san Jn'
clntO.
a, B, Holland, deputy United
States marshal, arrived lust night, lie
has just returned from u trip TO TcSor-
kama and along the line, having been
absent Irom home since March q, ic
leaves for Waco by this mornings
train, aud will probably take Pete Nc
Cartncy, the counterfeitor arrested at
Ennis, Sunday TO ST. Louis.
Captain G. @. Rivers, business
manager Of The HERALD, returned Ia
the city last night from dying TRIP
along the line.
w. c. Galloway, southwestern
agent OF the Ohio and Mississippi rail.
way, arrived in the city Sunday even
inc
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church In that thriving aud prosperous
little village, Aleasrs, foat, Oben-
chain and several Of tho leading ANA
tours " ibis city, have volunteered to
assist Mrs Francis, and will lend their
talents 10 make the affair q success,
TnE HERALD wishes Mrs Francis aud
the ladies and gentlemen who have so
kindly volunteered TO assist all sue
cess In their laudable undertaking,
The citizens Of Lawrence may con-
graduate themselves upon the rich
musical treat In store for them on the
Dld
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EIec.lon OF Church onlcers.

In the Presbyterian church last Sab
bath, MIR. II. Page and Prof Wilco,
were elected ruling elders, and DIR
Walton was chosen as deacon. Eact
gentleman has served elsewhere il
the same capacity.
In the Christian church, recently
Messrs. 4. Il. Coombes, John Fl. Cole
c. NJ. Wheat, J. b. Hart and James
Sheppard, were elected to similar posi-
tions in that body. In each case the
selections were in addition to those al.
ready In office.
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An E,i.irncc nrAnrcMdncsn.

Our report OF the installation Of the
new city officers was given Saturday
evening, and the list of the different
committees. Knowing TuE HER
AID would copy our report Sunday
morning, we SET little trap for them,
into which they walked, without the
least suspicion. In giving the list Of
committees, we purposely changed the
name OF the last alderman on the fire
department committee from Shone to
Grove, and 10 and behold sundays
HERALD appeared with verbatim
copy ana the same mistake. The HER
AIDS reporter was so anxious we
should get the names correctly. In
proof, we have preserved our notes
taken at the time, and also stated our
intention of making the change for
The HERALD'S benefit.
The above is taken from the Com
mercial of yesterday afternoon. The
reporter hastens to corrOh0rate the
statements, in the main, and to add,
further, his congratulations to his hon
orable C) contemporary for having
once in his life made truthful state
ment. 1t is customary among report
ers to exchange notes, and is generally
regarded among the profession rs per-
fectly legitimate. On Saturday last,
after his honor had concluded reading
the list of committees, it
was deemed unnecessary for
both reporters to copy the list, rs the
Commercial appeared Saturday after
noon and THE HERALD not until Sun
day morning, 1t was arranged be-
tween the two reporters that THE
HERALD's reporter should read the list
off, while the Commercials reporter
should copy Presuming that he was
dealing with gentleman, THE HER
AIDS reporter called the names Off as
they appeared on the list, and trusted
to the honor Of his confrere to copy
correct. But the energetic reporter of
the Commercial here had an oppor.
tunity to exhibit little energy and
shrewdness, something in which he
appears to be sadly deficient, if the
columns of his Journal are any critic
rion, and willfully garbled the report
III orderto make show,of shrewdness.
Such tricks may pass current among
the Commercials readers as evidences
of superior shrewdness and energy, but
among gentlemen, and especially
among members of the press, they are
looked upon as dishonest and reprehen-
sible. 1t is au old and trite saying that
EVIL communications corrupt good
morals.n Whether it is owing to that
fact, or to the young gentleman's
ignorance of the rules of etiquette gov
erning the intercourse between men,
beers of the profession, it is equally in
excusable. IL was breach of faith,
for which even verdancy is no excuse.
The Commercial does THE HERALD's
reporter justice in saying that he was
anxious he should get the names cor
rect. 1t is so seldom they get any
thing right, that he naturally felt mis-
gir'ings, and repeatedly cautioned him. |
The Commercials reporter may rely |
upon all possible courtesies being ex-
tended him in the future.
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Obsequies OF Mrs. Loeb.

The funeral obsequies of Mrs. Loeb
took place Sunday afternoon, and We're
attended 10y large concourse of rela-
tives and friends. The various He
brew societies of the city escorted the
corpse to the depot, while several
friends accompanied the remains to
Shreveport, whittier they We're taken
for interment. Mr.. Loeb has the SYM
pathy of the community in his sad be-
reavement.
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prisesrl and tbe people are amply
ifpN,l,
Nov lhe question hr he friends Of
The mission work II. hOW are they 10
realize the negesfary funds 20 carry on
this work Of gathering lhe little wan
derera from lhe streets Into sabbath
school, where they may iind the way
10 Christ, become good citizens, aud a
blessing to s0eiety2 We have deter
mined upon Ibis plan for The presents
that We Vlsll our people al lhelr homes
and places OF business, and solicit sub
ACrlpllOuA, About dozen ladies and
gentlemen have this work in hand,
and when they appeal 10 you, reader,
WG ask that you send them not away
empty, We don't ask large gifts, We
ask only for What you arc able 10 give
freely aud pheeriully We expect 10
appropriate This money In the pur-
chase Ol literature and music for the
children, There are thousand chill
dren Ia DALLAS without moral or ReGu-
lar education, Contemplate tho re-
cults Of such q school, and then donate
what you think 20 be your duty, The
christian people having this work In
hand are IA be trusted, They deserve
your confidence, aud their prayers for
heavenly benedictlons upon you aud
your VIII avail,
a MISSION wORREh
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W, q. Aipkles6 Go, continue the grocery
aud provision business Rt 40 ELM street, H.
V, Tompklns old stand They also solicit
couslgnmuus from ~, Louis, Galveston and
other points The old nrm was dissolved on
the 2Olh Instant, Mr., H. u EiEcrley dlspos'
Ing of Ms interest 10 W, II. Coker The
Wyle Of the nrm win remain the same
Goods will he delivered IN the city tree Of
charge, W, @, AlCkLEs,
ildlw W. II, COKER,
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MISSION union sunday school Meeting.
The friends of the union mission
Sunday school met at the court house,
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. ID. G. Nena-
ble was called to the chair.
A permanent organization was
effected by the election of the follow
ing officers
Superintendent, j. M. Mccoy; as
sistant superintendent, Mrs. d. q.
Nenable; secretary, IL. Douglas.
On motion, the election of librarian
and treasurer was postponed until
next Sunday.
On motion, it was resolved that
teachers meetings be held every Sun
day evening at $3.50 O'clock, school to
commence at O'clock.
On motion, Messrs. Venable and
Terry were appointed committee on
Sunday school literature.
A motion prevailed that each mem
Der solicit the public for funds to sup
port the institution, and report at the
teachers meeting on Sunday next.
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nInlrlct CrI,ninnICnu

District court met yesterday MORN
Ing, Judge Silas Hare, presiding,
The grand jury was impanneled and
sworn in. II conslsts Of the following
citizens j. j, l(akln, foreman j. A,
Rylee, c, D. Kanady, G, NJ. Elder, j,
i. Potter, John Tension, L.. Il. Myers,
w. j. Clark, j, r. MoAdams, j, Il, JEFF
fries, T.. W. Whitaker Marion Moon,
Harmon Newman, Mike Coil, John
Hopkins, d. G, Marsh, G. MoCarty,
A petit jury WIS lmpanneled, and
four or five eases called and continued,
The ease Of the state against Il. j. Tier
ncy, charged with carrying concealed
weapons, plca of guilty was entered,
and the defendant fined twenty-five
dollars and costs.
Court meets again this morning at
nine o'clock.
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Police Department.

The board of police met yesterday,
and made the following appointments
on the police force: w. f. Morton and
L. NJ. Hart deputy marshals. Patrol
men,. w. Spencer, &c. Arnold, II.
&. Bailey, Il. II. Il. Nichols, S. A. Stew
art, g. w. Christian, Stephen Hudson,
f. Nj. RUSSELL James Martin, Patrick
Sheehan, Ii. ii. Dickey, j. +. Hamel,
G. Nj. Ingram. The new appointments
are Hart, Sheehan and Dickey.
The reporter learns that Marhal Peak
will establish watches like those used
in st. Louis, twelve hours on and
twelve hours off, changing at 0 O'clock.
Two extra patrolmen will be detailed
for night duty in the suburbs.
The council should now raise the
salary of the police to something like
living rates. Seventy-fve dollars a
month in city scrip, and it worth only
thirty-fve cents, on the dollar, is hard
ly sufficient to keep them in shoe
leather and gin cocktails.
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Cui,ing ARRAY

A serious cutting aillay took place
last night, about eight 'olork, up-stails
over iiismarek's saloon, between two
young men named Stone aud Brewer,
IN which the latter was seriously, and,
II IL feared, fatally wounded, The
difficulty grew Out Of aome inslgulll-
can't debt which lirewer claimed was
due him from stone, Brewer applied
several offensive epilhpts toward
stone, when tho latter drew a knife
and made ten or twelve thnsts ~ his
antagonist, two Of which only took of
feet, The reporter visited the wound
cd man about ton O'Clock, and found
him suffering from aseyere stab Ia the
left shoulder, aud another IN the right
side, Immediately under the shoulder
blade, which penetrated u the hollow,
Medical aid was summoned, aud every
thing possible, done for the comfort
Of the sufferer, The physician
hopes, with rest aud quiet, 10 save the
young mans life, Up to midnight,
Stone had not been arrested. Mar
shal Peak sent oniceN In every direc-
ton, aud Ia using every possible effort
to secure his arrest
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Masonic.

The members and officers of Dallas
Lodge No. Az and Tannehill Lodge No,
50 A. Il. and A. NJ, are requested to
meet at half-past O'clock this Tues
day. evening" April 10, at their lodge
room, to meet District Deputy G. NJ.
Matlock, who visits the fraternity on
an official visit.
w. G. Common, w. NJ,
Il. G.. BOWER, w. NJ.
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Combination Corpse Preservcr.

have Just received one OF the above
PrcscrVcrs, Ia which bodies can be Kept
nv long nv IL desired, IN any weather.
by the use OF lee. nnd the charge for
which viii he made reasonable. HOdles
TINT II IN desired 10 Keep IRE placed In
the Preserves. and rcImnin there unfit
ready for burial, ana are then taken
out and placP0'im the colin or burial
case. a. w. MORTON,
37dlw CITY Sexton.
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Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed 10 order at thia Office.

w f. Lyle Il Co., real estate agents, No. 100
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 a number Of arms of various
sizes, including several large and highly I'M
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 28Gdlm
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WALL PAPER

ana window shades, the larg-
est, cheapest and TuOst beaWti-
iul designs In tbe city. We
have the exclusive snle Of the
Philadelphia Rustic shade, the
only rustic thai ~ gifted and
frosted also i'm plain COlOrs,
cheaper and better than MI
others. a large stock OF wall
paper Ofthe newest patterns.
PIERCE az LYLE,
J05 MAlH street.