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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-29
THE DAILY HERALD

VIII he found ou sale by The news
boys an all trains ~ the Texas and
ana Pacific railway, and ~ the ioiiow
lag news stands la the city, yis,l NJ. ~
franklin a. 90, b0i Main street H.
siar, Lamar street Pierce q Lyle oo'
MAIN street cigar stand ~ ibe Mas
Jaeinio Hotel, and D. meLih"re' La
mar street,
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social Entertainment.

An entertainment will be given at
the Methodist Episcopal tabernacle
this evening, embracing readings from
the best authors and original articles
by some of the best readers in Dallas,
together with vocal and instrumental
music. The public are invited. Adj
mission only fifteen cents.
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Increase of Fare.

A telegram of yesterday from c. =.
Atmore, general passenger and ticket
agent, to ID. G, Feger, agent for the
road in Dallas, states that the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad have raised the
fare from st. Louis to Louisville to nine
dollars and fifty cents.
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killing Nenr Fort worth.

THE HERALD'S Fort WORTH C0rreS'
pondent sends the following:
Fort Worth, April 2S, 1873,
Yesterday morning two armed white
men attacked some negroes who were
ploughing on the farm of Mr.. j. NJ.
Hushlield, two miles west of town,
fatally wounding one, and shooting
another through the hand. Officers
are in pursuit. "PAX.u
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Hair Work

OF all kinds switches, brNids, puns, hair
Jewelry, ETC., done In the best style and nj
cheap rates, by Mrs y, a, Druly, jll south
Jefferson street, Combings of all kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
price paid for human hair. 66dlm
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Books and Badges for Bands
Of Hope at Franixlin's book
store, 5OA Main street.

To all Persons with Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total Blindness.
If can get sufficient encouragement by
letters to Justify me to travel through Texas,
will examine their eyes carefully for five
dollars, and all durable cases will warrant
cure or no pay. Address,
DIR. r. II. HYSLOP.
Physician and Oculist, Hot Springs, Ark.
Please enclose letter stamp for their an
swers. 52dlm'
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Sunday School ana Temper
nnce books III Frnnklin's book
store, 5O1 Main street.
I'nr NnIN.

A fine now 30 horse poworenglne ana boiler
and two superior gots Of bunStones, with II
complete outhl of mill mOchlnery-all new
aud In perfect running order, offered for sale
ut great bargain, fort few days only, by
W, Il, Lyto ~ Co, No. 100 Lamar street,
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FOIt sALE.

MY residence, corner Paeihe avenue
and Houston streets, embracing hait ~
black OF ground, win we'll hnisbe'l
0ae-si0ry and basement roehseonereis
buiiaing, aud all necessary oni-buiid
ings, ete, Al aariy applicant may se
cure bargain,
JNO. w. swIsDRLIs,
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GO To PIERCE ~ LYLE'S
And see the celebrated Phila-
deIphia Rustic Shade, the best
and most beautiful i'm the mar
ket. Also u large stock Of Lin
Ell and Holland Shades in
stock.
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Attention, Travellers.

Remember that Johnson can save
you enough money to pay your expen-
SEES by calling on him before buying
your railroad tickets. Ollice nj the San
Jacnto hotel.
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PIERCE & LYLE's.

5O4 Main street, is 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 regret II.
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Colonel w. b. Greenlaw returned
to the city, yesterday, from brieftrip
to Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennes-
see. The colonel represents crops as
most promising In the two former
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Mr.. James NJ. Walker, formerly of Cedar
Shoales, Chester county, South Carolina,
will please call at my office, over the City
bank, Elm street, Dallas.
3lw3t II. q. MCLURE.
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Mn. A, II, CLIHToN viii have lhe exclusive
charge Of the city circulation Of The Daily
Herald from thia date until further notice,
April ~, lh7h.
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wanted.

Agents with good reference to sell
Wilmots patent fiat iron heater. LIB
eral commissions paid, n. Potter "
Co., 600 Main street.
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The finest pocket cutlery in
Dallas may be found at Frank
Inns book store, 5O4 Main
street.
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Those Canes---ThOse elegant
walking canes are at Frank.
Inns, 5Of Main street.
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FRESH GARDEN Seeds.

Including the I'll PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at FranlSlin's book store,
5O1 Main street, Dallas.
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BRECKINRIDdE GRANGE No. n, OF III,
Patrons VI Iusbandry, meets NJ Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the FIRST and third Sat
urdays Of each month,
W, II, HARRIS, Master.
W. II, BpAHK, ST., Secretary.
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LISBON GRANGE No, ., meets ON SatuT-
day before the second Sunday In each Month
ut nine o'clock Am,
w ''' JAMES 4. GOODNIGHT, Master
4, A. MCADAMa, Secretary.
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HOOd TeInpInrs.

THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, !, o. a, r.,
meets every Saturday night ~ the Thomas
Chapel church, .....
sion \, RECORD. W. q, 4.
j, w. RECORD W, Seer, taW.
DALLAS LODGE No llS, |, o, q, r., meets
every Friday night, NJ their lodge room, on
Main street, between Austin aud Lamar,
W, II, III llMlNGHAM, W. q. u,
~ AtaFaF y
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DALLAS COUNTY COUNCll-Dr. j. II
atevens, maater T., q, Swur, OverAeer W
II, Harris, secretary W, u, Thurm0nd
treasurer W, T., Cochran, gate keeper jaime
l., Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallas posloIllc'
purchasing agent,
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WA, HINDMAN, EsI,, Of Kaufman
~ an authorised Agent 81 the Dallas
Herald,
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"NeuriI,'

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia
Ndly nc llOsItlNA, Agent Tor Dallas,
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COEUR pE LION LODGE. No, 4, meets
syeY Ihgrs1eyc T.. eySSnipsi ~, WngS' ~
n 4, Easley, NJ, D., preletei \, NJ House,
Master M Arms j. q, Leigh, N, Of Eh PAU
Fulst, NJ Of NJ Edward j SMITH Il, H.
aud NJ As, Jet, |, d,i II, H. Apralley'
%, a..
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WELLBoRN g. LEAKE,

ATTORN EYS AT Law
DALLAS, TEXAS,
Onice-Oycr Adams a l.cOnnrds bank,
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Mabie, Todd AZ CO.'sg0ld pens
NJ FranISlin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
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Young Mems, Christian Association

l., O. Reed, presidents l.. NJ, Martin, vice
president; Mllesk Thorburn, recording secrc-
iaryi W, Vaughan, corresponding secretary;
A, j, Johnson, treasurer; l., II, Clark, libra
Iian, Executive ittee-M essrs, A. W,
Nowlin, Wm, Blair ana Henry q. Smith,
Finance committee Mossrs. Knew, Russell
and ThOrnhurn,
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SOCIETIES,


A., ,,..oo,o ,od,es meet Al 5lo Main street,
a. G'es'tU NN,til stal,' w
pffl W ~ "Nr"t : "'N'' A. unt.i,ts
IemplAli Wlll lhttl al l,n 81 wv, Nv XIV. Xxx,
~ DALLAS nh ne met lN'slHg H''p' wv '"N'
p4'N'NN w lAN" 'tHhk'K AUsTIN. n, q,
Ran a Ro,yru ii.pordeT
Enif'tG' HfiA pTshNNo. A.. ROYAL Areh
,t,.,,,, i1apter Honns Ia The
city " Dallas, on lnp hIsl ANhHA4 W ps'"
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B'Nni Firth,

DALLAS LODGE NO, l07, B'NAI BIRTH
meets every second and fourth Tuesday In
ench month, President II. Goslin; vice pres
ldent, u, Goslin; secretary, A Weber; mon
ltor Phil. Sanger treasurer, NJ, lsraelsky.
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Mayors Court,

Mr.. A. Smith, Notwithstanding the
spotless records of the few bearers of
his race and radiant name, could not
resist the insinuating influence of
'Snake Oil" but just gave up and sue
cum bed to its somnolent influence
Before yielding. however, Mr.. Smith
resolved to make himself heard. He
'0ds heard by an oilicious Cop, who
presently took him in limbo, and he
gnly got out by paying three and costs.
Mr.. John Cain, like his ancient
namesake, seems to be wicked man.
Perhaps if he had tackled Able he
might have got away with him, but
unfortunately for him, no sailed into
about two quarts of double distilled
death. After getting about two-thirds
of the fluid under his vest he made his
neighborhood anything but an Eden.
lie took up his residence in the City
Hotel, whence he only emerged after
paying three dollars and costs.
Mr.. John Baker turned his cake in.
to dough, by turning his stomach in
to II whisky barrel. His Honor turn
ed him out of the asylum on payment
of three and costs.
William Chenault so far forgot HIM
self, and the last temperance lecture
he attended, that he made II reservoir
of his stomach. Instead of pure Adj
ANS ale, he filled up with Uhrigs beer
and other matters OF the same import.
Williams bill was three and costs
and he paid it.
Frank Wilson was on time for his
work Saturday morning. Frank Will
son was on time for his weeks wages
Saturday night, and, alas Frank Will
son was on time yesterday morning to
answer the charge of drunk and down.
His answer was guilty" and the iu-
dicial reply was three and costs"
Messrs. Henry Lowery mot the IA |
nous North Carolina brigand,) Mark
Clark, Robert Julians and James Full
bright, all of the colored persuasion.
INDUCED in little game of 7.up, what.
ever that may be. His Honor was ig-
norant as to the nature of the offence.
but the ordinance prescribes the
amusement and fixes penalty. Three
and costs was deemed n just tribute
for each, and the noble sons of sires
reared on the banks of the Congo
paid the mild assessment.
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AN INQUEST.
One Qnart of Dallas whisky Does the
Business.

Last Saturday night, about twelve
o'clock, Captain Morton, Deputy Mar
shall, was notified that man named
Barney Gallagher had been found dead
In the boarding house of James Nor
rissy, on Commerce street, opposite
Anglers old foundry. Captain Morton
Immediately summoned DIR. Cornelius,
City Physician, and DIR. Newsome,
County Physician, and repaired to the
spot, when the report was verified.
A Coroner's jury was impaneled,
consisting of the following gentlemen:
IL. ID. Rosser, G. NJ. Connolly, Ii. G.
Bahnn, William II. Little, ID. Crom-
well and Il, ii. Kendall. The first
witness summoned was Phillip Me-
klosky who testified that he was nc.
quainted with the deceased and had
met him about three o'clock Saturday
afternoon so intoxicated that he was
unable to walk, and that he had taken
him to Morrissey's boarding house ana
put him to bed, and that he
himself laid down on another
bed In the same room and had slept
until six O'Clock, when he got up and
went out, leaving Gallagher, as he
supposed, quietly sleeping. AT eleven
o'clock he returned to the house and
found the deceased cold and dead.
John Stewart testified that he had
seen Gallagher drink a quart of whis-
ky on the day Of his death.
ALLY Morrissy, wife of the proprietor
of the boarding house, gave her testi-
mony, the substance of which was
that the deceased had laid
down to sleep about six o'clock in the
afternoon, being at the time In state
of intoxication about eleven o'clock
at night she went to awake him for
the purpose of getting him into anoth-
or bed and found him cold and lifeless.
After consultation tho jury returned
the following verdict:
ave, the jury find from the evi.
dence that the deceased came to his
death from excessive use of liquor,
drank on the day before" Gallagher
was buried Sunday morning by his
friends.
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Personal.

MIR. James G. Garvin and wife, long
residents of this county. left last night
for st. Louis, where they 20 to have an
operation performed on Mrs. G. for
ovarian tumor, with which she has
suffered for the past two Years.
A. NJ. Johnson, general agent of the
Mobile Life Insurance Company, Is
fitting up cosey and convenient little
office In the new lie Grande Hotel,
next door west of the new Exchange
Bank. He Is ready now to open up
business, and will let our readers
Know what he can do, through the
columns Of THE HERALD In u few days.
Colonel Chapel, President of the
new Exchange Bank, arrived In the
city a few days ago. He will remain
In Dallas for sometime and rive the
opening Of the bank his personal su-
pervision. He Is accompanied by his
nephew, Mr. Carlton. who contem-
plates investing largely in the cattle
business In some OF the western coun.
ties. it'sss
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WE. Lyle Oh, real estate agents, No.
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten-
ton of persons wishing to purchase real es-
tate to the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of their Office,
undor the respective heads of "Improved
City Property, ""vacant City Lots" EARNS
and "Unimproved and Wild Lands" en-
bracing business houses and vacant lots I'm
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
Daliasand other counties ofthe State besides
number of farms of various siaes, includ-
ing several large and highly improved plan
iations within five miles of the city OF Dallas
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DARING ROBBERY.


"Where the carcass Is, there will the
vultures congregate." This aphorsm
has been annually verified in this city
since Dallas emerged from her swad-
ding clothes. Burglars and thieves,
attracted by the wealth displayed on
every side, follow the opening Of the
fall trade, and infest the city during
the busy season.
From what has been ascertained
concerning the depredator, in this in
stance it is believed that Il Norwegian,
or Mt least descendant of the inhab-
itants of Norway, was the thief. The
victims were Messrs. Kahn IL May,
bakers and confectioners, on the corner
of Main and Lamar streets. For some
time an unaccountable deficit with
the cash drawer had been OBJ
served. The clerk of the establish
ment naturally felt very anxious
to discover Il solution of mystery
which put him in an awkward light
before his employer. From all the in
dications the stolen money had besn
distracted in small sums from time to
time, hence 1t was concluded that
trap set In the drawer would catch the
thief and solve the mystery. Accord
ingly two one dollar bills were
left in the drawer; and
n strict watch was instituted on the
part of the clerk, who concealed him
self within the shop. After long
watch ii was decided to examine the
drawer. Acting on the decision, the
till was opened, and 10 one of the
bills was gone, but the trap was not
sprung. The establishment of the
watches may be imagined. Again
they secreted themselves and awaited
the results.
After Il short interval noise was
heard in the direction of the drawer.
Softly approaching the till, 1t was pull
ed out suddenly when the remaining
dollar bill was observed disappearing
through small hole. AT the farther
end Of the ''promise to payn was n
mouse. a couple of boards were rip
ped Off the counter and there the ro-
dents nest was found, and in it, all |
the missing money, five dollars and
seventy cents, uninjured. The clerks
and their employer are now happy in
their restored confidence.
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1.-The webb Proposition"

10 the Editor of the Dallas Herald
Not being posted rs to the Incentives
which prompted John Medley Bryan
and other pioneers mentioned in a
communication in the evening paper,
in settling i'm the then village or Dali
las, cannot answer the queries; nor
do see any relation between That
matter and the fact that the business
men OF Dallas propose TO purchase ana
deed without cost, TO Webb Co., the
property upon which they wish to
build, believing the business in every
branch which this company will build
up here, in building their own, will
amply repay the outlay. Ana
when men put their hands
in their pockets and pull
money therefrom and part with
IL not expecting its immediate return,
or holding collateral therefor. They
are in earnest and | hope the writer
of the article in question will give
men the credit OF differing with him
in matters of public policy without
being "greased," as they can point to
cities where similar policy has con-
trbuted more than any five causes
com bined to build up their business
and city.
But leaving out the theories, some
persons reduce the municipal interest
direct to figures, rs follows:
The lots upon which Webb & Co.
wish to build, the city now derives las
per tax roll) u revenue of SO per an
mum, less 60 cents for assessor and
collectors fees, leaving Sll 40 per an
mum; making the loss to the city 10y
five ears exemption, say S57.
The city gains AS follows:
Poll tax ON one-half of employees,
say fifty nj one dollar each, Is $50 per
annunI, or for five years $3.50 "
Tax on homesteQds of half Of employ
eeS ut $500 each Is $50, or say for last
three years, $50 90
Total gain ..,,,,....,,....,,..,..S 500 %
Less the loss M 81 w
Net gain TO the city.".""...,"...". s6i3 w
For fear of drifting into theories, /
will only call the attention of the read
ers Of The HERALD to the good result
to this city and its business of the
eighty thousand dollars per annum
w. " Co. must pay out as wages which
will at once go into the hands of retail
dealers, h0mesteads or saving accounts
of our banks; of the sixty thousand dol
lars their retail business will keep in
our midst instead of its being sent
away as tribute to Western thrift
and wide-awake business industry, nor
OF other similar and larger enterprises
that will be thereby attracted here
and which will sooner than any and
oil other causes combined, build up
our city upon the assured basis of u
metropolis. ID. Il. GROVE.
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THE DALLAS FIRE DEPARTMENT
Election OF Officers Last Night

The fire department Of Dallas held II
meeting last night at the engine house
on Commerce street, for the election
OF officers to serve for the coming year.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one
and the utmost harmony and good
feeling prevailed. Nearly all of the
old officers were reelected to their for
mer positions. M. Ullmann WAS cho-
sen President; j. j. Good,
Vice President; 7. Linskie, Sec
rotary; q. NJ. Swink, Treasurer;
w. G. Conner, Chief William Myers,
First Assistant, and Paul Jamson,
Second Assistant. After the election
OF officers was finished, Joe Leonard,
Captain OF the Hook & Ladder Comps
ny No. !, on behalf Of the Company,
presented Chief Conner with II mag
nihcent gold medal, as token OF their
high regard of his personal character
and appreciation Of him as an officer
Mr.. Conner returned thanks in II neat
and appropriate address, and the meet
Ing adjourned with the most cordial
feeling existing among all the mem
bers OF the department.
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such lavish expense Of printers ink
that the impression began TO obtain
that the greater portion OF the show
was con paper.u Such proves not TO
be the case. In brief, we may say
that those who would witness one OF
the finest arenic performances ever
given here, in connection win the
largest menagerie, in tents which are
sights in themselves, and where al
surroundings aud mountlngs are rich
and well-ordered, should go to the In
ternational. Il Cincinnati Enquirer
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Millinery and human Hair Store.

At 5l4 Main street. opposite Sanger Bros,
have Just opened tho most extensive STOCK
of fashionable Millinery and Human Hair
Goods ever brought TO Dallas. consisting OF
Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, ostrich Feathers,
Ribbons, etc, which | import direct. Ny
stock OF Hair Goods consists of Hair Braids'
Wigs, Curs, Frlssetts and Hair Ornaments
OF Nil kinds, of every shade and color, OF my
own manufacture.
Orders for Hair Work or Millinery )exocu-
ted In the latest style.
Highest market price paid for Human
Hair OF all colors. s. IRALsON.
Ocljdlm
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Those who are compelled to wear
spectacles frequently experience great
inconvenience, MS well as injury to
their eyes, from being forced to change
The glasses. Those who use diamond
Spectacles," find them so durable that
all such trouble and danger is avoided.
For sale at j. M. Grams, Main street.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Pray for rain.
oh, the dust /

Pray for rain.
oh, the dust
Fashionable wedding tonight NJ
the Lamar street Methodist Church.
"A large load Of watermelons came
into the city yesterday, and the col
jubilant. M
mere w'ss large sale OF estray
noises yesterdey, In front Of the Court
mouse Quite large crowd was al.
'''',.l BY the sale and the bidding was
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We are in receipt OF n most elegant and
extensive assortment of English and French
worsteds, and all the finer grades of imported
broadcloths, doeskins and cassimeres. For
really first class goods and stylish ut, the
public Will do well to call on
oct 2dlm DOUGLAS BROS.
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DIS. Leachman, agent for Howe's Sewing
Machine, has removed his office to 73s Main
street. which VIII be his permanent head.
quarters, and he will have fne stock Of
machines In few days. He cordially In.
vites the ladies OF Dallas and Vicinity. who
are In want OF n sewing machine, to cal, and
examine the old reliable Howe. septldtf
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Millinery Goods.

Mrs Chestnut hast Just returned nom the
North with u full stock of Ladies Millinery
Goods, for fall and winter wear, consisting
Of straw hats, trimmed and untrlmmed vel
vet hats, felt hats, and every variety of
French and American ilowels and trim
mings CT NIL kinds. Her assortment Is COM
plete In everything, and the Indies are re-
questod 10 call and see for themselves
Lamar street, next to Episcopal church.
ocUi-tues6thurs
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CITY BUSINESS.
A Card
W. G. sICKLEs n 90.

W. G. sICKLEs n CO.,
1rocers and dealers In Produce, oio Elm
street. VIII furnish Bagging and Tlef to theli
country frlends' and ship ihcir crops or II
planters wish TO consign cotton or wheat to
their friends In Galveston, they win make
very liberal advances.
July 20. W II r oKE Els
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A woman to do general house work. In
quire OF Mrs. Brown, Texas and Pacific ware
house, ut the crossing of the Central railroad.
sept 30-dlw
Hest lifting shirts made to order ut st.
Louis shirt Factory, 2N Lamar street.
sept 2idlm
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Keene q McMurtray have just received II
fresh supply of the most choice Apples and
Potatoes from the North, and will keep the
trade constantly supplied with n superior
quality and variety OF these delicious eati-
bles. KEENE n MCMURTRAY
Sept28.itf