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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-14
HAPPY NEW YEAR.

4 SHALL endeavar to make all who are indebted
a 10 me happy about the first day Of January, By
sending them statement Of what Is due me through
the post offcs or otherwise.
\ our bills all ready and shall hope for an
INN ediste response.
must have money 10 nay my bills.
Yours respectfully,
So GEO. o. GUILD.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-01-14
1iea.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FRRE, Obituaries
poetry. be paid for according length
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
BY Order Of the kim.

10 Douglas, Whitney II Co., proprietors OF
His Majesty s Steam Candy Works, Dallas
Texas, Greeting:
You are hereby ordered to reduce the price
OF pure homemade candles, and sell the
same for forty cents per pound or three
pounds for one dollar. Herein fail not under
penalty Of Royal displeasure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

The attractions offered by the mill
tary boil had their effect upon the
theatres last evening. Only II small
audience assembled ut the above place
of amusement to witness the beautiful
drama of "a Lifes Revenge; or Two
Loves for one Heart Mr., Lcake and
Miss Waite sustained the leading roles,
and were fairly supported by the COM
pany, OF Mr. Leako and Miss Waite
The HERALD has already spoken, and
that opinion has been Endorsed by the
theatre-going people Of our city. Ar
lists In the true sense Of the word,
every character assumed by them Is
rendered in manner that but adds
additional evidence to the popular YER
diet Of their merit.
Tonight will be presented "The
Three Guardsmen," dramatlzed from
Dumas popular novel OF that name.
Mr.. Leake and Miss Waite, rs well as
the entire company, are deserving Of
success, and THE HERALD trusts that u
crowded house will greet "The Three
Guardsmen" tonight.
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George Wilmington.

The anniversary of the immortal
Washington's birth passed of in our
city yesterday quietly and without
demonstration. Beyond the closing
of the Postoilice and the flying of the
National colors theretrom, the day
passed UNDECIDED and unnoticed.
Times change, and with them, people.
Since the birth Of that mighty man
what wonderful changes have been
effected From feeble and dependant
colony has sprung n mighty and pow
eiful nation. Science has stretched
forth her arm, and given to us the
mighty lever, steam; the lightnings
have been chained and two continents
united by its magnetic power; arts and
! Industries have ilOurished and multi
piled efforts of engineering and
mechanism that were undreamt of
have been successfully carried to fru-
ition but, alas he who, under the
guidance of merciful Providence,
was most instrumental in securing for
us the blessings we enjoy is forgotten.
Forgotten, because that true nobility,
that stern integrity, that answering,
matchless adherence to duty which
eXempliiied his life and adorned his
character, has passed from among us
as u nation. We have no examples to
remind us of him. Corrupt, venal,
debauched, and degenerate, we little
reck of the past so glorious, so worthy
of our recollection and regard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

a well-lilled house greeted The ST.
mons at Odd Fellows Hall last even
ing. The interesting drama Of "Tne
Tlcket-of-Leave-Man," was the bill of
fare, aud was most acceptabIy pre-
scented.
Tonight We are to have "fhe Two
Orphans conceded 10y the press and
public to be the most beautiful and eX-
citing play ever seen in America, All
those wishing to see n representation
Of this most fascinating and startling
OF modern dramas will do well to Sc
cure their seats ut Conner IL Walkers
early this morning, rs Odd Fellows
Hall will be filed to its utmost capac-
ity tonight, our citizens having long
vailed an opportunity to witness the
production Of the 1.-TWO Orphans,n and
the efforts Of The Simons the last two
nights is sufficient guarantee that this
great drama will be admirably pro-
duced, with all the nicely of detail and
scenic effects, which add 80 much to
the enjoyment of u play.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

Handel, the East Dallas grocer,
has one OF the finest stocks Of family
and fancy groceries TO DO found In the
city.
Doc, Adams says II may seem
rather parodoxlcal, but nevertheless
commend 10 him a lame man for light
ming speed on the day of election
--Theo. Renecke has for sale 10000
pure Havana cigars NJ the Original
Cigar store, 300 Main street, for lOcts
each, nj retail. --ddp.
The Mystic Order Of owls nj
Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow night
or course, all the owls viii be there,
M II Ia the OCCASION OF the grand mas
querade ball.
The Stars aud Stripes were dis
played from the Poslollice building
yesterday, In c0mmemoralion OF the
anniversary of that great and good
man who did 80 much for his country
q. Washington.
If you want TO travel cheap, go TO
Johnson IL Mangets railroad ticket
Office, LeGrand hotel, and get your
tickets. Ho! for Galveston and New
Orleans. IA.
--TmE HERALD has not learned, but
OF course presumes that His Honor,
Judge Barksdale, will adjourn the
Honorable District Court on the day
appointed by His Puissant Majesty ~
u day of feastlng and merrlment.
The sun shone out bright and
beautiful yesterday, and under It's
genial rays the mud and slush, that
threatened TO seriously interfere with
the PROFESSIONS on the day Of the
Carnival, are rapidly disappearing.
-Messrs. Reed Il Lathrop publish
card in another column, In reference to
Mr.. Frank Hicklln scvering his conec.
ton with their popular house. A host
of friends viii join Messrs. Reed Il
Lathrop in their well.wishes for the
future Of their late employee.
The ladies' OF 81. Matthew's (Epls-
copaD church will set II lunch, to.mor.
row morning at eleven o'clock, and
continue ii during the day, in the new
block opposite the Lamar Hotel.
Everything will be most temptingly
served up. Drop around and take n
"snack."
There Ia at present residing in Dali
las u most estimable old lady, widow
of deceased Surgeon General in the
British army in India. She has living
In England three sons-in-law, one Of
whom Is Lord of the realnl, and the
other two Generals in the British
army.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

Judge Slas Hare, of Gra yson county,
arrived in the city last evening.
Lieutenant f. G. Parker, of II. b. NJ.
Royal Engineers, is visitor to our
city, and is II guest at the Lamar.
Captain Sam Shock, the agent OF
that great thoroughiare, the Memphis
and Charleston Railway, is in the city,
in the interest of his road.
James N. Davis, Esq, of the Grand
Rapids (Michigan) Democrat, and wife,
are among the guests registered at the
Lamar. Mr.. Davis visits our State on
a tour of business and pleasure and,
like all our visitors, is highly delighted
with everything he has seen.
Captain Il. a. McNair, tie Texas
representative of the great Mccormick
Agricultural Machinery Mandatory,
arrived in the city last evening from
an extended trip through the Northern
part of the State. He reports the pros
poets fine.for an unusually heavy grain
crop the coming season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

A special train for the benefit of par.
ties desiring to visit Dallas on the day
of the Carnival will leave Mineola at
0 n. M, Thursday; Grand Saline, GAO ;
Wills Point, TAO; Elmo, $40; Terrell,
$40; Lawrence, S:45; Forney, 0:lOi
and Mesquite, 1886.
The Central Railroad will run an
extra train from Denison to Dallas Oh
tomorrow (Mardi-gras), leaving Den
ison at nine A. NJ, arriving Mt Dal
las at one p. NJ; returning will leave
Dallas on the 25th at three A. NJ. ant
arrive at Denison at seven A. NJ.
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Police Orders.
POLICE DEPAI

POLICE DEPARTMENT
February q, $40.
In obedience to the royal command of His
Most Gracious Majesty, Rex, the following
police orders are issued and will be strictly
enforced
!. No vehicle of any description will be
allowed on the streets along the route, either
during the day or night procession
2. owners of NV niugs will not allow parties
to occupy them unless they are sufficiently
STRENGTHENED. Particular attention is called
to this request of the King.
y. All signs across the street must be re-
moved before the day of the twenty fourth.
4, In order that nothing may mar the fes-
uvities OF the day, all persons are warned
that any one caught with u concealed
weapon during the carnival will be taken 10
me city salabooSe, until the morning of the
twenty.tfth. JUNE PEAK,
ienzSuzt Chief of Police.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
. Quick Work.

AS an evidence of the manner in
which Dallas men do business, the
following illustration Is given: An
immigrant moving West stepped into
the office of Captain Groves Phoenix
Mill, Monday afternoon about two
o'clock, and desired to see the plan
and specifications and learn the price
Of portable house. Before shutdown
the same evening that Immigrant was
camped on the west bank of the Trinity
river with one of Groves portable
houses--a house with two sixteen-foot
rooms, kitchen and an eight-foot gal
lery. Next!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
Caution,

l would inform all persons who have tn.
ken lessons OF Mr. Duty that it Is Illegal for
them to teach the Art Compost" outside af
Giles made by this art, as have. bv nnrchasa
the sole right to teach and sell In Dallas.
Therefore, caution MI persons AGAINST the
use OF this art beyond their own homes.
VIII here state that Mr.. Duffy has consti-
tuted me an agent for the sale of territory.
ANY one wishing to engage in the business
can be taught at my house, and be Stumbled
with territory Call at 40 Main street. :
.,o,o MRS, II, =. SWAIN,
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spirltualism Professor y, =. BALDWIN.

Spiritualism- Professor n. n. BALDWIN.
The renowned spiritual exposer, Pro-
fessor s. s. Baldwin, will give one of
his extraordinary entertainments at
Odd Fellows Hall, Monday evening.
He proposes to duplicate aud explain
any Of the so-called performances OF
the spiritual mediums. Among the
tests performed and explained az his
expeditions are the tricks of the Dav-
exports, of the Eddy Brothers, and Of
the famous Katie King. He will ex-
plain how to materialize; how tho
spirits tie the mediums how the rap
pings are conducted how spirits faces
and hands are shown In the dark. lie
will also explain clalrvoyancy, spirit
music, etc. Professor S. S. Baldwin
comes highly recommended by the
papers of New York, Albany, Chicago,
Brooklyn, Cincinnati, pittsburg, Kan
sas City, Omaha and other cities
Reserved seats will be on sale at Con-
NOR h Walkers, Friday,
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Don't FORGET II.

The time for buying flrst- class Boots, Shoes
Hats Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods,
at great sacrifc, at Staniords. iO7 Elm
street, Is drawing rapidly to close. The
business must and certainly wH be closed out
by the fifth Of March. and probably much
sooner. DonOt delay, but come right along,
and avail yourself of this opportunity,
which you can not do II few days from now.
fahAdIf
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Ike, and that IS I'll the name he had
to give yankod up two and costs Tor
getting Density drunk, and skipped out
james Brown by name, but black by
color, wa taxed iOur dollars and the
trimmings for profane and abusive
language.
Frank Combs displayed his manhood
yesterday by pitching into and giving
bis wife a first-clss5 humping, accord.
ing TO the latest rules of the London
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
Manner OfEermntiOn.

First Division will form ON Houston street,
with the head of the column facing North,
at the intersection of Main street, line ex-
tending South, and the companies will fall
in behind In their assigned positions.
Second Division Will form on Houston
street, head of column facing South, at inter-
section of Main; line extending North.
Third Division will form on Jetierfon
street, head facing North, at intersection of
Commerce street; line extending South.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
Mystic Jewellers.
PALACE OF THE MYSTIC REvELRRs, !
DALLAS Enhrunru 10 ISzR

PALACE OF THE Mystic REyELFRs.)
DALLAS, February 10, 1875.
The doors of the ball rooms will be opened
for the reception of invited guests immedi-
ateiy after the passage of the procession on
Main street. The following loyal subjects of
His Majesty are appointed on the reception
committees, and will report promptly at
their respective halls, February oath, at half
past pm.
LIVELY HALL.
Colonel George Noble, j. Waldo, Esq, W.
G.. Randall, 4. Il. Peyton, Major Bates, Capt.
j. q. Eblin and ]. O. Rainey.
FIELDS THEATRE.
General W. l.. Cabell, ]. j. Good, A. L..
Arundel, s. Van Slyke and w. j. McCollum,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
Remember

This Ia the closing week AT stamiord's, Az
Elm street. II you intend 10 avail yourselves
Of any OF the great bargains that are being
offered there every day, you must do no this
week, az the house positively VIII not DO
open next week. ieb2ltI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

|. Cornet Band.
.. Third Assistant Marshal, red sash.
,. Dallas Daily Herald
4. Dallas Daily Commercial.
D. j. W. Lyle, Job Printing office.
o. Dallas Steam Candy Works. Douglas,
whitney g. Co.
I. Anheuser Lager Beer Company.
$. Kahn II May. Bakers and Con PETITIONERS.
o. Stoves and Furniture. Bartlett, Parker
Il co.
10. Contractors and Builders. Leonard
Brothers.
IL. Contractors and Builders. Gill Il Smith.
T.. Variety Theatre. j. W. Thompson.
H. Masllers in carriages and on horseback.
All parties whose names are not includ ed
in this list, and who desire to take part in
the procession will please notify d. q. Irwin,
and be assigned positions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
Wall P,parl Wall p.psriI

BY far the largest stock ever before brought
tothis market. $1,000 rolls direct from the
largest factory in the world. All can rely
on finding Just what they want. Designs
new and beautiful, and prices at the very
bottom. Ladies' are particularly invited TO
call and examine. Il. p. LYLE,
6O7 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

EDITOR HERAID--Allow AS, through your
columns, to express our regret at losing our
efficient clerk and collector, Mr.. Frank
HiclSlin. In parting with HIM, we trust that
his ambition to collect on larger scale may
be gratihed, and that he may be as useful
and as honest In a public as he has been In u
private sphere. Respectfully yours,
REED ~ LATHROP.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

PALACE OF THE MYSTIC Jewellers,
DALI,AS FpbruarN 10 1870

DALLAS, February 10, 1876.
In obedience to the commands OF our well
beloved liege, the Mighty Rex, the Mystic
Jewellers Will appear on the streets of Dallas,
Thursday evening, February 9th, at half
past p. III. The procession will rise from
the Trinity river, march down Main street
past the CITY Hall, where they will pay their
respectsto His Honor, w l.. Caheli, to Har-
wood street; Harwood to Elm; west on Elm
to Market; around the Courthouse; Com
merce to the city Hall. After the pageant
they Will hold revel ut Lively hall, and from
there to Fields theatre.
The Chief of Police is hereby ordered to
nave taken In all signs hanging in the mid
die of the street.
Carriages and vehicles of every description
are forbidden to stand on the line of march
during the passage OF the procession.
No procession will be permitted to lead or
follow the Mystic Revelers.
10 prevent accidents owners of buildings
having varandas W II permit no one TO
stand ON them, unless the same have been
sufficiently strengthened.
EfebDdtf By THE KING'S COMMAND,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
THE DAILY HERALD

vii be found an sale by the news
boys on all Trains 81 me Texas
stands ~ the Begrsnd, hRn Jaeinso
and Lamar hOteih,
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fel,g3i0t
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nIasolu,Ion OF copartnership.

Toe partnership heretofore existing be.
twecn hlboll &Ring is this day dissolved by
matuai consent. W. o. DIBoLL.
I. F. KING.
pallas, Texas, February II, 1870. dim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

Prescriptions most carefully compounded
at reasonable rates, both night and day, at
the Market Drug Store, $40 Main street by
Il. II. EISENLOHR
German Pharmacist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
feb2Olit
DouaIass Bros,

Having secured more convenient house
for their business, desire TO rent out their
present location. Apply on the promises,
O0i Main street.
Possession given May LIST. ieblSdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

Simon's Band.
/. Second Assistant Marshal, red sash.
2. Cotton Exchange.
3. Agricultural Implement Dislay. Il. V,
Tompkins,
4. Steam Engine ana Threshing Machine.
Russell II Co. Ralph Church, Manager.
D. Reapcrs and Mowers, Hatch a. Poage.
o. Trinity Iron Works. Hoffman Il Gar
side.
7. Harry Brothers.
s. Phoenix Planning Mills. D. Il. Grove.
.. Lightning Rod display, j. W. Allen.
10. Farming implements. Mitchell, x
Scruggs.
II Lumber Display. By the Lumberi NIer-
chants of Dallas.
IL. China Hall.
IL. Dorman, Holmes 4 Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

A bunch OF keys consisting OF ono security
postofiice key tho. ~, ana one combination
key with brass thlmble. owner can have
same by paying FOR this notice, Apply at
this ONCE, ich22d2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
DALLAS. TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING iiii FEB, 23.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.


Az slamlords, iO7 Elm street, u small lot of
elegant store furniture, ylad Show Gases,
Mirror, Counter, Stools. Safe, elo, any one or
all OF which can be bought NJ ma nufacturors
cash prices. Call soon and examine, feb2Dlf
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Within two squares OF the business center
ofthe city. Now full OF boarders and doing
Il good business. satisfactory reasons given
for selling. Address, with real name, Y"
Herald Office. febl7dtf
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Notice.

Parties desiring to secure extra copies
OF THE HERALD containing an account
of the Carnival must give notice at the
publication Office of the number
wanted by six O'Clock, Thursday
evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23
Cheap Land for Sale.

400 acres OF good land, mostly prairie, lying
on the waters Of Mesquite, ten miles East OF
Dallas, offered for q few days at SO 50 per
acre, by W. +. Lyle e CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
ianQ2dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-23

For Dallas and county, and every county IN
the STATE. Canvasssers OF either sex are sue
cesaful, and are making 500 monthly. An
Agents must give security In that amount.
ian6dtf DALLAS r. o. box 6ss.
Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium Si4 Mau
street
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stole" Horse, saddle, Eue.. Captured.
ASorrel horse, four years old this spring,
about II hands high, some white In face,
oott md feet white; no brands. The owner
can SCI MIN by calling at the Sherifrs Office,
within ten days from date, and paying
charges ieD2dit
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COTTON! COTTON 4!
FARMERS READ


h rms cotton was brought up to It's present
hlgh standing by Mr., John 7 Cheailam Of
careful study aud scientific exneritngo v"s
ana tliree years ago introduced at one cent !,
seed, ana with such success that he has made
~ nus sole business, and is now able 10 oflar
them NJ II much lower price. ''''
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FIVE BALES PER ACRE

FIVE BALES PER ACRE
This is no exaggerated assertion, for even
more than that has been done the past sea.
son-whlcn fact can be established One
stalk matured 720 bolls.
A Premium Of $1,000 is offered.
For the best yield from one acre, and $500 w,
for the best yield from five dollars worth OF
these seed, for the coming season. From our
circular we select the following certificates.
CANAAN, Benton Co., Miss, Oct. 2S,7j.
This is to certify that planted on the 10th
of May, patch OF the Chentham Champion
Prolliic Cotton. got very poor stand and
we had storm on the LIST of September
which blew IL All down. That ana the boil
worm have injured it at least oue-third, still
l think IL will make ut the rate of four bales
per acre. think this cotton will make two
Daies per acre on any good land without
manure, anu with proper cultivation and
thorough manurlng, there can be made five
or six bales per acre. The cotton should be
topped from July 10th to August LIST. gath.
cred SIXTY BOLLS that weighed over one
pound. +. NJ. GATLIN
GIBBS Cross ROADS, N. c., Septic, rs.
MIR. J. T. CHEATHM--Dear Sir: Your i'm.
proved Cotton that am growing far excels
any cotton ever grown in this county, or
this state. Some of the bolls have Fifteen
Locks of cotton on them. There are as
that can easily be covered with the hand
We had n four weeks drought here and this
cotton stood 1t better than any other kind.
Myself and other practical farmers think 1t
VIII do everything you recommend Isell all
my seed at Two Cents Each. B. HOLMES.
FORSYTH, Ga, August %, 1875.
j. II. Cheatham, Dear Sir--I bought pack
age OF your Champion Prolific Cotton seed
liUOi 81 00) Macon, March, 1874. planted
t e,,, SEED 2SI Day OF May same year. raised
gathered fifty seven pounds Of seed cotton,
found IN It a fully matured and open boil,
Just ninety days from date of planting. It's
undoubtedly the most productive variety
have ever seen grown in this country,
s. d. MOBLEY.
will be in DALLAS THREE DAYS and
can be found at the GRANGE AGENCY,
ne 10 the PoStoflice, with n supply of these
seed Warranted genuine, rs they come d.
rect nom the proprietorJ, and specimen
Stalks or the cotton, and sample of lint. Il
you thlnk you have seen fine cotton, call and
see THIS, ana be convinced that you never
did. People are warned not to buy these
seed from any agent in this state who can
not show copy his bond, and n certif-
cate OF his authority to sell. Price of Seed
7Ol seed for 81, 5000 for s., and 10000 for $40
which is sufficient to plant an acre, and
nave plenty left for replanting. Call for cir.
GUAR, ana See Instructions for planting, his
tory ana description of the cotton, with nu-
mefous certificates and opinions OF the
press.
All orders addressed to j. X. CHRISTIAN,
General Agent. box 57S Houston, Texas, will
DE promptly filled by mail or express, pre-
paid, money TO accompany the order
Special rates for seed by the bushel. given
on application.
John II. CHRISTIAN,
General Agent tor Texas.
nv,
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For Sale a, q Barqain.

The undersigned, at johnson station,
twenty miles west Of Dallas, has on hand
finy head OF large, fat, extra choice, corn
fed steers. NJ sHULTS,
febl7dlw Dallas, TeSns.
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Ladies' Wishing fine boquots, OF anything
In the way OF fne lowers, can get them
from the undersigned, who has Just received
large assortment for Mardi dras.
\. tRALSON,
feb20dit Old Main street.
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Wanted.

ANiInation by man and his wife, without
cnlidr'n' In store, restaurant or hotel. Are
willing work, Please address
ieh2-d2t +. A. W., Herald Office.