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4iOIiiitaL
Hublit liutltss
9rp @ouos.

u EkP'S patent DRrty-madu dress shirts tho Vary
beat for % be finished eAsily he mining
handkerchief OIL Broadway, aud osi Area It,, Phil
adslphlA
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4mnstmfnts.

Smnstmtrts.
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE RESORT
THE SE5Ab WY I ESss sis ASlq a.
FRESH ARRIVALS or RARE, cyelous AND
MONSTER FISHES DAILY.
=, NEwy sArTEAcTIoNs AND INTERFERING
'AAiohhss ASNiPfieEs lToS SoIifefios 10 THE
0f li SlSsa fpSEASlziESNssff AND
MAKING II HRF Fn EIS NSELb bqfuAHuA
PLACE SE SEyER EEA sTp5 PLEASURE.
THE GREAT LIVING WHITE WHALE.
STkR 5f Gss
THE SHARKS. SEA. LIONS, sTuBeEoss. SEALS.
eREhT Aar fiffs q FISH HHf nl 2fAS
and Interesting slshis, and hundreds Of
impossible to enumerste.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
op PTyS pG FEoT spIndff 2JcHs 70
.sPECIAL NOTICE, TO any person who sl Gu! this
New York Aquarium with 50 cents ioseS to pay
eost Of tube postage and wrapping charges eeauti
he interior beauty s,trasiioSs the Great New
s re ssy r scVs b 9qs reef O.
This superb picture and represents the only marine
W. couf @sSssT New YORK Aqua
rum.
POOTH's THEATRE. SPECIAL.
MEssRs. JARRET a PALMER are pleased TO an.
nOunce the readiness of the NEW GRAND BALLET
ADVERTISEMENT for public presentation.
1t will be given on next MONDAY EVENING. the
soth in't- the beginning of the TWELFTH WEEK OF
sARDANAPALUs, and az an additional attractive fes
The entire Of the GREAT ITALIAN CORPS OF AR
win add 70 the brillisncy OF the novel and animated
The nnsI rehear..ls have deepened the Impression
that the public will pronounce the ballet the nnest
Seat, for any might OF next week and Of this week
may be secured at the boz ONCE.
ROOTH's THEATRE. sARDANAPALUs.
TIE WEIR E''s OF IS sk m k EkEyyENTg
piece eve. pi;;ssd On .S ,he X f,.Y,iI
Bsics e corp. i The G anssi yet ss ssen
MATINEE o isl' f fafE!1EsRRa REMARKABLE kcrAcLE
THIS SATURDAY AT 1880.
Matinee At 4ol fB2aqT If i,s TJHkArnE
81 1Sfgg $
morrow. graphic article.
ID The ~1 sSssE5 JiisS.i 'eu'r'
F1 Es5ks hHa SSfEsA Ja
~, together with the renowned
NINE. ANTOfNETrA ORTOLANf,
prma donna soprano.
MASTER GLAUCO MAZZOLENI
the prodigy. who WI gys phenomenal performance
SToDDART, the baritone, ARBUCKLE, the cornetlst,
and D0wSlSG'S FAMOUS NINTH REGI.
MENT BAND,
all in programme able for it, excellence. and
enriched BY two compositions Of the great List.
=. Reserved seats o., now at the theatrei Schir.
mer's. 7Ol Broadway Pullman 5. Ill Broadway, and
at ali the principal hotels. Box ONCE open ali day
SUNDAY.
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MIstsIlansJlA.

tlIstelhIeJ
DIVORCE legally ana quietly obtained for In.
~ compatibility &c. residence unnecessary Fee
AFTER decreri Y y,ars' experience. A. GOODRICH
ANY AtLAw, l2t Dearborn st., Chicago, III.
nlvORCkS quietly. any state pay shen CIV reed.
- send for circular American Law Ageacy. ~ A..
tor House.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-rhe ferelsn mani.
i tor the week ending saturday DOT ~, 1870. slll
close AZ this office o. Tuesday, A. H. for El
Iupe per steamship Montana, va Qntenstuwnt ON
"Wednesday at 1880 \. NJ. toI knropc, per ,tea nsnIp
Russia, Queenstown ON Ihur'dAfi Al lliO y. M .
Tor EUROPE. per steamship Cimbra, via Plymouth Cher
Dourg and Hamburg on SATURDAY, ~ 10 A, NJ, for
Europe per steam-hiD CITY Of Chester Via Queen.
town; correspondence Tor scot and, Germany, ana
France to Forwarded by TINS SIC amer. must spcc
ally addressed aud al 10 A. for scotland drrot, per
steamship california via GiarROw and at IL A. NJ,
for Fr nee direct, per seaushp France VIA HAvrr
and at 1880 A NJ. Tor Europe per Steamship hoseI
via Southampton and Bremen. The seamslfps Nor,
tana Russia and City Chester not take malls Tor
Denmark. sweden, and Norway,
the mails IoI the West indies, via Bermuda and
Tho mails for CHINA, &C.. wlll leave San Franoisco
Noy.l,
The mails for Australia. Sc. VIII leave San Fran.
CISCO nov D. 1870 I. l.. JAMES. Postmaster.
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MnsifnI Snstrnmtnts.


LLPkRSONS DESIKOI - OF PURCuA--
"A ing genuine second hand SteinwAy grand square
upright plano viii nm nne assortment At
room. Every Instrument In perfect condition. and
some OF them nearly new also second hand pianos Of
other makers.
beware OF bogus pianos bearing our name, or one
closely resembling Il; sTElNWAY SoNa,
l07 to III East IAN st.. New York.
LADY will sell rosewood pianoforte. $40. Res.
N idence, 2l6 East 3Oh St. near 81 N.
BARGAINS Pianos e-octave. t4O, "a, s5O T..
ID octave Oyerstrung. tl1Oi ~ octave EVERYTHING
G0R6oN a SON. Is East llth at.
DEAUTIFUL pianoforte 900 stelnway plano
ID forte ever improvement, sacrifice for cash,
RIDDLES, 10 Wayerley place near Broadway
(HICkERING. steinway Weber and OTHER nrst.
class new and secondhand pianos for sale rent,
and rent applied to purchase.
PONDS Music Store 6a7 Broadway.
REMOvAL.- q SONS, 4sl Broadw way,
rave removed their plano aud organ wArerOOms 20
No 40 kaet IAN ST. Union square, where they are pre-
pared To sell pianos ana organs Of nrstclAs for
cash or on install mens or 10 let at prices the
tmes. Secondhand instruments al gceat bargains
HORACE WATERS SONS,
~ East lith ST.. Union square
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$ouro uno Rooms
Uptown ADvERTIsERs
HAY Nay leave their feyors for Ins suS at the only
W. h!9s a s"5Hs, Of 81, ' o., ~ ana
no. 100 Sd ~ corner o. Am IT, until sP anu
Noertrs char'e.
A GENTLEMAN and wife q two gent emea,
o. b, boz i8s sun once -'''''''
A FEW gentlemen can De accommodated with hoard,
single or double rooms ladies day boarders. 2O5
A FEW young men and ladies can have good board
as9 LOO; furnished room for gentleman and Wife 6s7
SEWx da5%Issed for seqls@sa or
A Few Young men, also ladies, have coed board,
N Ore and gas also table boardes e6i West ssth st
MAL tsrni esi !. r9 9SS 80 10, ySnns m,n
A -FURNI-HED rooms TO let for gent, ana
"A. housekeeping, at 81 stanton st near Forsi tn st.
A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with board
"A ara small rooms at $3.50 sndsa. III Husonst.
honSG s os can
A PEW ladies and gentlemen can have good board
"A and single room. lO7 Eat Broadway.
PEW ladies can have board and light bedrooms
~ $500. goo West 3isl st., I'd bell, right.
-GENTLEMEN and ladies Gao be accommo.
"a nttu win board at 100 Grand st.
DROOkLYN bosrd-Good 70 oms from n per week
- upward al conveniencesi near ferries. 1907 Full
IlDARDING, with nne silg Q or donbie rooms. t6,
- ladies' $500 day boarding $3.50. l76 HUDSON a.
or a tSPsd ;% 5e'psG,sSO t'%
Elizabeth st., near Broome.
FURNISHED for light housekeeping two small
i r0'S9ms. 49, unfurnshed rooms and noOs, sTi
INURNI-HED rooms for honsekeepingt also rooms
J. suitable for gentlemen. lo2 Hudson a., Canal
UNU[sNISlIEu room, with or without board ton
II door. %2s 9Th av,. between Stat and 32d sta.
ENTLEMEN and laoies accommodated with
W board pleasant rooms terms moderate,
S'S Mulberry It,, near Spring ct.
GRANT HOUSE. AZ New Boweryl ladies' en-.
N trance 40 warm. clean double and single rooms
always open.
EENTLEMEN-First class bOird. ~; ladies IS
~ per week elegant rooms, AL heHtod Ill kldrdgo
street
GENTLEMEN accommodated with Doardi house
N newly furnished. privale family. 6e Vandam 81.
/ AIDES and gentlemen deslring quiet respects.
~ ne boarding mouse, with home comforts for the
winter plenty OF nee. with good attention and
sul' your umei terms 90 l02 tth av.
'N0 LET-Large furnished front rooms. with water.
e., New YORK.
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Anustmfnte.

4munmiuts
ID .,PARNUM's. p. T. BhENuMs
Il n u. bARNUhb u. 7. BARNUh'B
i. II. BARNUMS p. T. BARNUhB
VREATEsf snow ON EARTH,
AT GILMOREs GARDEN,
hsFFTFEEkkSS9999NN A AND E EyykkSSiESSS.
MUeEUM MENAgERIE, AND HIPPODROME.
MUSEUM, MENAGERlE, AND H1PPODROMh.
1ABeEsT COLLECTION OF
RARE LIVING WILD ANIMALS
IN AMERICA,
including the
t2b, 900 HIPPOPOTAMUs. -
NUM- fhh5hA RSS35EsfklSRg 1HNbs
THAN EVER EEf3ks S IN ~ TOGETHER.
- RIDING GOATS, DOGS, AND MONKEY9.
THE GREEK NOBLEMhN LATTooED FROM HEAD
ADMIRAL DOT, THE PRETIlEsT MAN IN NINA.
TURE LIVING
THOUSANDS OF WONDERFUL CURIOSITIES
.,NOTICE.-Tne Grand Pageant will commence pre-.
ciscly at and q O'Clock,
The Menaserie and Museum will be kept open one
hour after the Circus performances. The animals will
be fed In the presence Of the audience at O'Clock.
ADMISSION so cents. CHILDREN under nine years
- cents. ORCHESTRA SEATS 25 CENTS EXTRA.
Doors open at and $50 r. NJ Orchestra seats be
secured at the box ONCE one wees In advance.
~ IFE."
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Boots uno Sto,s.
Sous. 4utaiJIlJ.

EUhNlTuhE CARPET. BEDDING, and
o.o,,os SUN ~ lO"rsl cash prices On weekly ~
uouthif payments, no additional charge tmr sAca.
LYNCH JDi Eix Ia ave "a,
between l5ih nj 20 -.
FURNITURE. CARpErA
= AZ OFAHRELL'S -. +l08th ay, between 3Otu au4 3lst
s- you eau purchase, Tor Casn, carpet, OIL ClOts
aud furniture Cheaper than at any Other establish,
meat
LURNIrURE. carpets, bedding, oil cloths &C. %
i weekly and nOnIhly yment..
O'FAERELL's. 3a7 rpwerg.
fINMELyE MONTHS TINIE no Pay
- ouAN the cadng lnstalilnrut nous the CitYI
prices .nd terms below ali others. JAMES j. sbOGAM
Send for catalogue.
WEEKLS AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
noLao atOok and preus
CowPkRIHwAIT CO.'S. 1876 cnalsasa
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SbippinJ.

A NCHOR LINk.-U.S MAIL sTRANRK,-
- SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passenger booked at lowest rates to or from any,,-
port or railroad stat In Great Br tara ireland
HENDERSON BRO TIERS Bowing Iirren.
nIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. VIA rlym iuth
~ Ihr General lrlnsatsnuc COmpany's steamers for
Hayre sail on saturdays. Excursion ucxcts reduced
rates. LOUIS DIX BEBIAN. Agent, 65 Broadway.
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BANANA TRAssIT AND Pacific MAZE
STEAMSHIP LINES


= TO GLASGOW. HELFAST and LONDONDERRY
on... From Pier az, too of Canal 81. y. Il.
STATE OF NEVADA. THURSDAY. q I. ~.
STATE OF INDIANA. Thurs ay, Nov q
SELDOM and oaoln passage at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & co Agtn's, ~ BrOadway
s!eerage tlekets at q broadway. anu at ComoanY's
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MISFIT CARPETS,
VERY CHEAP.
110 FULTON ST.
St,ambuats ano Rallroaoa

An IMP0RTANT NOTICE to Centennial trsv.
n ellers.-Peoples evening line. Great reduction OF
fare after Oct l. Firstcass passage on steamers
tween s New YORK and Albany oniy 81 Boa,s leave
river. near Pennsylvana Railroad pier In New York
HUDSON river railroad tickets taken for passage ana
statcroom berth Centennial excursion tic kets taken
for passage ana cabin berth. N. B-Staterooms
warmed by steam. Meals on the European plan.
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THE GREAT LIVING WHITE WHALE
devoufing hAf b,rrei of live cells per day
rHE THOUSAND OTHER ADVERTISEMENTS
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I NMANIlNE..,MAIL sTEAhEl.s.

VI
CITY OF CHESTER. saturday. Oct ~, I'll NJ
CITY or RICHMOND. Saturday Nov. L. at A. ".
CITY OF BERLIN ....... SATURDAY, Nov. is, at NJ
From Pier as North River.
able terms, sTEERAGE. sss currency Drafts Issued
Al Lowest rates
saloons State Rooms Smoking. ami Bath Rooms
amdshlp.
john O. DALE. Agent. 10 ami 80 Broadway n Y.
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NEW ATTRACTIONS AND INTERESTING
FkAruHEs ARRHip sHoSsIAffsTT4+K TO THE
OF LIVING SRA. LAKE AND
RIVER DENIZENSt
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MAKING THE T. JEST, AQUARIUM

A PLACE OF NEVER CE ASKING PLEASURE.
INTEREsT. AND STUDY.
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Stolen hank Notes.

The following bills are known to
have been taken by the robbers Of the
Austin stage coach, and If dealers will
be careful to refer to this list In max
Ing change, IL will be sure to lead to
the detection OF the guilty parties.
Should any OF these bills be found, the
nearest postmaster should be notified
Mt once
One $50 u. s. Treasury note, series of
1869, Al 1884, 266T.
One $40 u. s. Treasury note, series OF
1869. H7,9l5, l70'C.
One 81 U. =. Treasury note, series OF
1874, H6, APO, 025'A.
One $5 u. s. Treasury note, series of
1863, 1862.
Two $40 or one $50 u. s. Treasury
note or notes, series of 1862, 47,720.
Five S. U. S. Treasury notes, series
of 1869, K6, ,22l, 7,67195S, 1866, 0SS,
l,l6l ,227, 0,Sl9,lS7.
$40 or $40 u. S. Treasury notes, seri.
es of 1869, A3, 4Oi, 522, A3, 404 $50, STA,
300, 2,94S, 1862 Tor 81, S,ll4,2os, 3,ll4,2OO,
3,4O4, 446, 3,4Ol, 463, 3,4OL5lS, 3,4Ol,GG2,
3, l0l, 44G, oil $3.50.
One $40 U. $. Treasury note, series OF
1859, 0, 800, 564.
Two So U. 5 Treasury notes, series OF
1869, Ks,0l0, 473, 5,755, l67.
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Ane.eryed COMPLIMENT.

Mr.. William II. Hall, composition
In THE HERALD office, was compli-
mented, on Sunday last, by being Sc
lected over number Of competitors to
represent Dallas Typographical Union
In the next session OF the Information
al Typographical Union. which con-
venes In Philadelphia on the coming
4th of July. 1t was handsome COM
pliment, most meritoriously bestowed,
and THE HERALD will be much mis-
taken II Mr.. Hall fails to most worthily
represent the interests of his fellow
craftsmen at the Centennial.
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Mr.. Julius Roger, while taking
walk across the Texas and Pacific rail
road bridge. Sunday, observed negro
man stretched out on projection ofthe
bridge, fast asleep. Mr.. Roger, after
considerable labor, succeeded in awak-
ening the man, who, after thanking
Mr.. II. for arousing him from his per-
ilous nap, stated that he had started to
walk across the bridge, but becoming
tired, seated himself to rest, and I'M
consciously dropped Off to sleep. 1t
was fortunate for him that Mr.. Roger
came along rs he did, as it was but a
short time before the hour for making
up the trains, and the probabilities are
that he would have been crushed to
death,
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DIR. Thomas b. Williams, an emf
nent physician of Forrest, Mississippi,
Is in the city, guest Of the LeGrand
Drs. A. A. Johnston, Il. w. Wiley,
j. V. Childers aud +. b. Walton, dele
gates elect to the State Medical Society
which convenes in Marshall to-day,
left last evening for that city, via Tex
as and Pacific.
Miss Laura s. Evans, who has been
In this city for the past few months,
on visit to her sister, Mrs p. +. Ste
venson, left for her home In Kentucky
yesterday morning. The good wishes
of host of friends and admirers go
with her.
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For City Engineer.

Captain William M. johnson, who
has filled the Office during the past
two years TO the satisfaction Of the
whole community, announces himself
as candidate for reelection.
He has made patient study of the
complicated system of property lines
surrounding Dallas rs village, and
by industry and care is now the stand
ard authority on such questions.
With the limited sum of$l 200 he
has kept our streets In repair during
the last year, building new bridges,
sewers and culverts, and, in many
cases, making permanent improve
ments much needed,
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The DalIas County MsdleaI Amortization

The Dallas county medical Ass0cinti0n
The above named organization met
at the office Of DIR. n. w. Wiley, Sum
day morning, and completed their or
ganiaatlon. The members present ex'
amined the credentials OF the cenaors
elect--Drs. M. A. Cornelius, J, w.
Crowdus and i. B, Walton--who In
turn examined and passed upon the
diplomas OF all who presented them
selves for membership, which resulted
In the following gentlemen being de-
olared members OF the society and
graduates OF medical colleges recog-
nized by the American Medical S0cl-.
ETY.; Drs. A. A. Johnston, j. V. Chill
ders, j. II. Gibbs, II. w. Wiley, l., j..
Elliott, J. w. Crowdus, NJ. A. Corne-
Illus, II. Is. Walton, II. II. Hughes, J
w. Jones, J. II. Morton, A. McCarty,
j. q. Story, q. Beaumont and q. w,
Moman.
The following gentlemen were elect
ed officers; President, Dr. A. a. John
ston; first Vice President, DR.. NJ. NJ
Newsom; second Vice President, DR.
j. V. Childers; Recording Secretary
DR.. j. II. Gibbs; Corresponding Score
tary, DIR. II. w. Wiley; Treasurer, DR.
l.. H. Elliott. Delegates to the State
Medical Society-Drs. A. A. Johnston
j. V. Childers, w. 7. Wiley and Il. Is
Walton. Alternates-Drs. J. w. Crow
dus, Il. Il. Hughes, J. II. Morton ano
j, III. Gibbs.
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Vote.
--"Still harping Oh my" darter.
Don't slip around to the back door
to-day. kee an yw
Receipts Of cotton unusually large
yesterday. eys3G9 bas stfgaa
y--See that you cast your ballot to-day
for the best men.
Considerable money Is wagered on
the result to-day.
Council meets tonight, but II will
hardly transact any business.
The official vote will appear In The
HERALD tomorrow morning.
Don't forget the entertainment at
the new Tabernacle church tomorrow
evening.
---."Grant us this boom" was prob.
ably nm Uriah Heep howl for some one
to give him . bone. ..v,s
Have your watches and jewelry re-
paired, and buy your pebble spectacles
at Webb's.- ADJ. ~
Y "A small amount Of civil business
was transacted In Judge Burford's
court yesterday.
Twenty-Five cents Is all second
class restaurant charges for meagre,
half-made sandwich.
There will probably be some work
for the next grand jury, II those Sun
day soirees are kept up.
/. IA soon as this blarsted election Is
over, we can settle down aud have
little county fair talk.
The kegs were open last night, and
the average Q. 4. took on enough fluid
tolast him over the day. isae
Main street was alive with politi-
clans yesterday, who labored labori-
sously for their favorities. ~, 1gs-
Those stagnant pools Of water IN
front Of Messrs. Reed h LathroPs es-
tablishment are being filed up.
d WAY. not buy four seed and
Havana cigars instead: Of three for
twenty-five cents, and try Theo.
Reinecke, 800 Main street-oldest to
bacconist In the city 7--Ad,
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T'T----as.l---ss--=-s-----a-- =-=s -
CITY BUSINE SS.
Fourth war,lers.

Are you aware of the fact that, as n candi-
date for aldermanic honors Mt your hands
you have the privilege OF voting for DR.. En-
Tillman, than whom no better man Is nom.
mated in the city. A man of culture, n man
OF undoubted integrity, who will see well to
the interest OF the whole city; but more es.
pelally to that OF the Fourth Ward; and his
being absent from the CITY at present should
be but another Incentive Tor all of you &c
vote unanimously for DR.. En-. Tillman.
aprI-dlt ONE OF YOU.
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Election of OHieers,

At q recent meeting of the Ancient
Order Of Hibsrnians, the following of.
ficers were elected John Shea, State
Delegate P. Il. Davoren, State Secre-
tary Morris Burke, President; Luke
Dunn, Vice President; John Munday,
Treasurer P. w. Linskie, Secretary.
Board Of Directors P. ]. Sheehan,
A. H. Clinton, Thomas Sullivan, Hen
~ McGuiness, William Shea.
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l, nm receiving daily from New York, q
large invoice OF the finest novelties In MILL
merry Goods, French Pattern Hats and all
kinds OF untrimmed Straw, English Chip
and Leghorn Hats. win keep always on
hand tho largest and nnest assortment OF
the latest novelties, such as Flowers, Laces,
Trimmings, and will sell them lower than
any other house In the city. 'uf 80 '
Please give me call. and will he happy
TO show you the Latest Novelties.
Ht .esnt u. IRALSoN,
nchl2.n. Ola Main street.
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goods, parasols, fans, embroderles,
shoes, children's bdggIes, toys, notions
and everything In general, They Of
Tor special Inducements TO purchasers,
and those desiring 10 secure bargains
would do well To visit the great Dollar
store, on Elm street, before making
their purchases.
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"A pair of nearly new black cloth
pants were found in the yard of q pri.
vate residence yesterday morning.
They were undoubtedly stolen and
cast where found by the thief The
owner can hear of them by applying
at Wilson's barber shop, on Elm
street.
--Messrs. Mark Lewis, late of New
Orleans, and w. H. Webb, recently OF
South Carolina, have become associat-
ed with Colonel Tom Smith in the
management of the LeGrand. CHESTS
OF this model caravansary may rest as
sured that they will su fer none by this
addition to the management.
Captain Whiting, United States
Army, with an escort ofsix men, hav-
ing In charge two deserters--one white
and the other black-arrived Sunday
from Jacksboro, en- route for Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas. Captain Whit
ing, with u sergeant and the prisoaers,
will proceed to the Fort to-day, the
soldiers returning to Jacksboro.
-Messrs. Douglass Brothers, on
Main street, are receiving their spring
stock of cloths, cassimeres and vest
ings, which embraces some Of the
neatest, fanciest and fastest patterns
ever brought to the city. Gentlemen
desiring to select from patterns Of the
latest styles, as well as of the finest
texture, should pay the model tailor
ing establishment of Douglas Brothers
a yisit.-Adu.
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For Sale Al Greet Bargain /

A good 30 horse power engine, with new
two-nued boiler. 10 In shes In diameter by 20
feet long, together with two run OF burrs
ahafting, belts, pulleys, pumps. etc. Suita-
BILE for griBt or saw mill. Offered very low
for cash, or In exchange for desirable Dallas
city property, by w. +. Lyle & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
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Close Of the Omcial Labors OF Judge
Hare ana Disirict Attorney Piner.

Yesterday closed the official labors
of Judge Silas Hare, as Judge Of the
Criminal Court of the city Of Sherman,
and Of District Attorney Piner. 1t
being the last day no business was
transacted, but the bar Of the city met
at the Courthouse to give suitable ex-
preston to their feelings on the occa-
sion. The meeting was largely attend
cd and its memories will long be pleas
ant to the members Of the Sherman
bar. The meeting was called to order
by Colonel J. v. Cockrell, and Captain
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Wal, Pspsri Wall p.ps, /,

BY far the largest stock ever before brought
to this market. $1,000 rolls direct nom the
largest factory In the world. All can rely
on hnding just what they want. Designs
new and beautiful, and prices ut the very
lotion. Ladies' are particularly invited to
call and examine. E.P. LYLE,
bD5 Main street
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ThIRnAILY HERALD
DALLAS. iExAs.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.


An easy chair, adjustable to six different
posiuons.k The Agent VIII canvass Dallas
and Waco next week, ana viii call and
shaw you sample chair, takeyour orders
and deliver chairs In about three weeks.
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Rat Poi,on [

The price reduced nfy per cent, enabling
all citizens 10 rid their premises OF these
pests. Prepared at the Lft
MARKET DRUG STORE,
$40 Main street.
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This popular establishment Is now
receiving additions to its already large
and varied stock, consisting Of mill
linery goods, spring and summer dress
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Prescriptions carefully compounded, also,
No. Baking Powder prepared, cheap, At the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
s...H... -.. SIG Main street.
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Hiohe,t Cash priees

Paid for School Warrants, County and city
Scrip by ID. q. VENABLE,
Real Estate Agent, over P0stofiice.
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