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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-29

The State officers will celebrate Mar
di Gras, and, consequently, no business
will be transacted there to day.
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MARDI GRAs.-This is the first day
that the Mardl Gras festival has ever
been attempted to be celebrated in
Wheeling. Extensive preparations have
been going on for the past few weeks to
make the affair one which the
people Of Wheeling would be
proud of. Such a celebration, and the
way to conduct it, is OF courre new to
our people, yet nevertheless those who
have undertaken to put the thing
through have been indefatigable in their
industry to accomplish the ends. And
the result will be seen to-day.
We have already published the order
of programme and line of march, and 6
repetition of it is unnecessary, any more
than to say tina. King Rex with his faith
ful attendants, will arrive st the
wharf at 10 o'clock this morning, from
whence they will proceed to the City
Building. and demand the keys from
Mayor Sweeney, which ceremony viii
be quite interesting.
The grand procession will TAX
place at one clock thi
afternoon, and what will be the move
ments ia the evening is only known t.
those initiated. However, a grand tim
is expected all around, and it
the general belief that bushes
will be suspended from nool
to-day. Long live King Rex, an
his royal subjects say we. If thepresen
carnival is conducted properly, and W
believe il will be, we may hereafter loo
for something better and grander.
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BRYANT's MinStrels, band and troupe,
will participate 10 the Mardl Gras pa
rade to-day.
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IT is generally understood that the
banks will close at noon to-day.
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1OOa AGENTS, TEACHERS. STU.
lDtU DENIS, Men and Women. wanted
- sell tESTES NAL GAZETTEER OF the Z.
:. shows grand results Di luJ Years Pro-
gEess. 4 whole Library. Esafpu f,t.L.-Sot
luxury. bu, q u.cr--lir. IHfer- DceGu-
Best sell ng BOOK published. JOOd pay.
wanted General Agent iu every tliy al
1910 Address. !. G.. NcCUEIY & 90,
Thl.ade. Du.a, IA. fe-5D
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LADIES Seamless Side Lace Shoes.
Just received a. /. '. BLoSD,.
li5j.Mai- >.--et.
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FINE side lace Shoes for Ladies Just re-
ceiyed 81 L. '. BLoND's.
1875 Main street.
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AT late hour last night, the snow was
coming down at fearful rate. Mardi
Gras.
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LET the children Of the public schools
have a holiday to-day.
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Fox Blankets and Flannels call at }
w. Ferrers, corner Of Main and 10Th
trcCts,
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LOST HIS ErE.-Last evening about
SIX o'clock, Alex. Bowman, who is en-
ployed at the Central Glass works, met
with quite serious accident. lie
WAS working about The furnace, when
one OF the tumblers, which ne was
blowing, few of the tube, striking him
IN the eye and completely destroying the
sight.
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Z. DSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARM
ING" How either ser may iAsei.
nate and gain the love and affection, o.
any person they choose instantly Ih'
simple mental requirement all can 20
sess, free, by mail, for &c, together vih
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, F,imt
Hints Ia Ladies', Wedding Night shln
&c. \ queer book, Address J. NiLLIAs
& Co., Publishers, Philadelphia. p.AI
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Look HERE-Summer Silks for 80
cent. per yard, to make change in busi-
ness. at j. W. Fcrrels.
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NkEUFACTURED By
IELPiI a. BENTLEY,

Druggists. Washington, d. G.
IOGAS, List & CO., Wholesale and Re
tai! AGENTS for Wheeling, ". Va.
Price 81 a bottle or six bottles tor s.. Ask
your druggist for Duraug'S Rheum att
Remedy agyf
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A SLANDER REPUTED.-Mr. August
Miller called on US last night and re-
quested US TO state that the story SO as.
siduously put in circulation that he had
attempted TO marry Emma the daughter
of Mr.. Blanchard Lebetag at Yves.
Alexander On Sunday last, and had been
thwarted by the interference of the
girls father, who had arrived there in ad-
vance of the would-be bride
and groom, is false from one end TO the
other. The whole story was manufac-
tufed by some malicious person or per-
sons, who ought to have minded their
own business. 1t arose out of the incl
dent that happened on Sunday to wit:
A carriage drive which friend and
himself, accompanied by two ladies, had
in contemplation several days. They
took the drive and enjoyed themselves,
but thought no more of going to West
Alexander than the author OF the SIAN
der did.
As regards the objection of the young
lady, father to Mr.. Miller being united
in marriageto hi, daughter, he has none
but when the knot is tied, he only de.
sires it executed a. home.
The above is all, and nothing more.
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HALLS Art Gallery is now located at
1908 Market street, opposite Mcclure
House
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MIND READING, PSNCHONASr,
vi Fascination, soul Charming, bsms
Ii-m and Marriage Guide, showing hos
either sex may in,c!nate and gain TIE
love and affection Of any person thy
choose instantly; 40 pages. by MAJ bc
HUNT & CO., lJy \. 9Th 81, PhilA., Pa.
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THE days of "roly. poly" and "knuckle-
down, gaul darn We" are upon US.
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Ndlt G.......
Miss Kate Wheat and Institute.
The singing of Misses Wheat and
Sweeney was very fine, and their efforts
we're loudly adplauded. The readings
by Mrs. Gray were exceedingly good,
and she certainly ranks high as an elocu-
zionist.
Taking it all together the concert was
first class, and those who failed to attend
missed good treat.
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J. W. FERRELL's closing out prices
on Dry Goods beats all auction prices
for bargains. Give him call.
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GIVEN Wearo giving 50 sowing Ma
OIsE chimes, Hunting case y atch's,
ERE velvet Vets, AMI BLACK SIX
] u l. l. Dresses fro" with our Green
back Packages. ~DUu 20 luyeu .ors Union
l.b bTe'nH4'h street, y. J. ic-4D
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The Municipal Court has adjourned
until Wednesday morning.
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A MULE, a mule, kingdom for a
mule and not one to be had
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Reliable Eyidenc ,.
THOUSANDS SPEAK.

Vegetine is Acknowledged ar d recoIn n,
mended by physicians and apothecries 10
be the best purifier and cleanser OF the
blood vet discovered, and thousands speak
in its praise who nave been restored 10
health.
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Go AND see the Cheap Counter Of
Dress Goods at j. W. FERRELs.
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Us. DISTRICT CLEEE * OFFICE, !
WUIFLf-g. ". VA, f,b. -, I-,E.
hottie" is hereby given that a petition
TuaTy, 1876. g pa i'm said District Court by
IhOma. ~w,cury. ~ Wheeling, IU said
district, who has been h'rytOipr, duly dee
C.aroI bankrupt, for GIscHaTg. and
C"Tt.lra'. thereof nom an his depfs and
other claims prpgHb.. under the Iulfci
States bankrupt act. and that the ZJih day
81 starch, 1916. az lypciOck 4. n, r"fOre
fa.I court, 81 the office Di GrOrpc T.. BOYD,
F-q.. owe. 81 the Registers lu Bankruptcy.
at No.t l-ih street, Wheeling, ". Va, la
said district, has been assigned ~ the time
and place Tor ali creditors who hay"
proved their debit aE3 afI.r person, !u
Interest, 20 appear auu show cause. ~ any
they uayr, WY toe prayer Di the said Pc
tl'iOn,T Should not De- granted.
Test: JASPER s. MOORE,
C.cgh j.. e.. l.. =. -. y. Va.
CrbFIgavTr
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THE COUNTS.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Judqe Crannser
Ths court met at the usual hour yes
terdsy morning.
The papers in the case of Louisa Tape
Is. Henry Crop and others were submit
ted to the court.
A jury was empannelcd in the case OF
List, Davenport & Parks cs. Goethe
Brothers and others and the case was
continued until Wednesday.
The court adjourned until Wednesday
at l03 o'clock.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmsr.
The following cases were disposed OF
At the Police Court yesterday morning:
| John Zimmerman and Bud Long,
charged with vagrancy, were fined SO
and costs. In deiault OF payment they
were committed to the Work House fol-
thirty days.
John Bolsn, for disorderly conduct
paid fine of 50 and costs.
Mary Zimmerman, for drunkenness
was committed to Jail for thirty days.
William Woods, disorderly conduct
was committed to Jail for thirty days il
default Of payment.
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 30, 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements.
Shoulder Brace Factory.
Mardi Gras Lunch-Pacific Saloon.
A Card-[Special Notice.
State Line Steamers.
"Centennial-Lec:ure by Rev. DR..
Kelley.
Mardi Gras Meeting.
To Merchants.
Desirable Property for Sale.
Given Free Local Page
Agents Wanted.
One Thousand Agents.
A Farm of Your Own.
Psychomancy, or Soul Charming.
Look OUT for snow to-day.
SOME call it "adipose Tuesday"
Fun, frolic, fuss and feathers.
OLD Probs. says cold weather to-day.
THIS will be a grand March day, sure
enough.
EAT, drink and be merry, tor to-mor-
row Lent commences.
WINTER was postponed till Mardi
Gras day.
A MULE, mule, a kingdom for a
mule! and not one to be had.
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WINTER was postponed till Mardi
Gras day.
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The WEIsEL INSTITUTE SoIREE-
The audience that assembled at the
Weisel Hall last night to see and hear
the performance of the society, was not
large, but very select. The programme
was as follows:
Chorus-Splendor Falls on Castle Walls,
Mocfdrre'i.
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with Almost Magical speed,

And gives perfect shap" aud finish 20 al
garments. II VIII knit pair OF socks IN
fins-u minutes. Every machine WAR
RhSTED perfect. and 10 do Just what isrep-
resented. a cpmplct" instruction book
accompanies "Hcu machine.
so. ! Family Machine, / cylinder, =
needles, $50; No. . Family Machine, 2 cyl
iudcrS, - and comedies, so.
4 sample machine Will Doe sent 10 any
part OF the United States or Canada where
We have DO agent. express charges pre-
paid, on receipt oi ia" price.
Agents wanted In every state, County.
CITY and Town, . w.Oh very liberal dis
counts VIII 20" made.
Address, BICKForu EYTrrNG MACIUSg
MFG Co.,, sole Manufacturers, Battle.
bOr0. -. nD.-'Xh
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Mrs. &. Gray.
Duette-The Adieu..-............. .......Donizcth'
Misses Wheat and Sweeney.
Solo and Chorus-From Walpurgis Night,
MendeLSchOn.
Mr.. c. Y. Lucas and Institute.
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Wall Street CariCatures

4 new Book, ~ Pages, containing ~.
stock Spectators. Price " cents by nal
TUMBkiGE & CO., Bankers and BfoLH''
Wall street, y. !. hO''
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EAT, drink and be merry, for to-mor-
row Lent commences.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-16

tho Myatla Jewellers la their last pa
rade, which were no much admired,
They were designed and made in
Paris by distinguished French proper
~ artists. II IL the design Of Mr.,
Robert 10 make "l'rnscatisp n proper
aud fayorlle resort Tor families nurses
and children, ladies and gentlemen
who wish 10 partake Of such refresh'
menis as beer, Ice cream and lemon
AIDE In II cool quiet shade during The
long summer evenings. II IL his In
tention TO have fine band TO play
during certain evenings, and police
men will be IN attendance 10 see That
no rowdies or improper characters are
admitted. He relies upon aud desires
only the patronage Of respectable peo-
pie, and M he ~ one ~ the most IN
dustrlous, thrifty and best known Of
our many entorprIslng German cili
zens, and has invested II largo sum In
fitting up these grounds M summer
resort, he should he, ~ he deserves,
literally patronised.
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Mr. j. q, Evans, OF Galveston, ~
the artist engaged In the work OF lres'
Going the ceiling Of the auditorium OF
tho jewish Synagogue, ~ specimen
Of art, the work IL most credllable to
the taste a1d skin of Mr.. Evans, VINO
adds 10 this the talent Of n portrait
painter also. When flushed the Syn
agogue will present u very handsome
appearance, characterized by appro'
pirate taste.
%. +. Hurford, representing that
Ego ahead flrm, Alfred @. GarsIa n
Co., OF Galveston, was among ThE
HERALD's callers yesterday. This firm
does large business throughout the
State, AZ IL evidenced from an order
given TO Messrs Church Il Co, Tor l2O,-
900 bushels of wheat. The firm OF
Garsla n Co. IL well known aud are re-
sponslblo aud monied men.
The surgeons OF the National Sur
gical Institute, Of indianapolis, In
diana, have arrived, and have taken
rooms at tho LeGrand Hotel, instead
OF the Crutchheld House, ~ noticed
heretofore In our columns. They viii
remain only during Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday Of this
week, and the afflicted Of DalIas and
vicinity now have an opportunity for
relief which will perhaps never be
afforded them again,
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East Lynne, with Mr.. William IL,
Leake as Archibald Carlyle, Mr.. j, A.
Simon, as Sir Francis Levison, Miss
Annie Waite, as Lady Isabel and Miss
Kittie Lange, AZ Barbara Hare. We
have rarely seen this play rendered SO
unexceptlonably well, and each sepa-
rate character so ably sustained. The
audience was one of the best that Dali
las affords, and greeted this most ex.
cellent company with round after
round of applause. Miss Waite was
twice called before the curtain. Mrs.
II. l.. Clark acted character very diff.
flcult to render with profound success.
Simon doeslall things well. Mr.. Leake
fulfilled the ideal character OF Archi-
bald Carlyle with a dignity
grace, and excellence rarely
His voice, as we have
heretofore had occasion to remark in
these columns, is exceedingly fine,
one of that zoe argeatid, so
mentioned by Cicero. 1t Is
rich, full, deep, penetrating, and
marked rise end fall of intonation
well nigh Incompatible. This tavorite
will give the "Sea OF Ice" to-
night, play well worthy of presenta-
ton to critical and intellectual audi.
enee.
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DIED-ln the city Of Dallas, Jessie McCon-
mel, daughter OF Joseph &. hnd Mamie Mo
COnnr
Iopsle was born July 1874, aud died May II,
1876 She was tho object Of carly niilction
ana suffered much, Nevertheless she was n
brlght-oycd nnd lovely child, resembling n
little woman more than II child, Sho wins
too pure and good for earth, nnd God has
taken tho llttle rosebud from ourlh 70 bloom
and blossom In the garden Of God above, ana
10 sing with the sweet songstors In the lleav-
emily choir, there 10 DO ready 10 welcome
loved ones To that blessed abode. Happy
for her. Such change. No molo suffering
for your sweet little Jessie. she's safe In the
nrms OF her Savior
Patent, like dob you can shy "Tho Lord
gave aud the Lord has taken away blessed
be- the name OF the Lord" Aud
why should gox my heart or fast,
No more Hho'l visit mo
My soul Will mount 10 her at last,
Aud then my child III see.
Jessie again thy friends will meet thee
When the day OF trial Is DER;
Then IN lloayen with Joy Ia greet Thee
Where sad pnrtlngs NO no more =,
INo. NJ. =.
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More "Dcndly ycn0ln.''

The Commercial on Saturday boast
ed that it paid as much for
dispatches as The HERALD. We did
not take the trouble to deny this pre-
posterous assertion, but simply asked
the Commercial to agree with us TO lot
Mr.. Burton state publicly what each Of
tho papersin Dallas pays for telegraph
10 dispatches. The Commercial de-
clines to agree to this. We "venom-
ously 'conclude then that the CONNER.
cial had--not paid one-fourth as much
as The HERALD, and merely rehashes
old kilograms from other papers, and,
with "indomitable energy and enter
PRISE" calls them dispatches" An
other zone of our defeats"
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UfsoAY MORNING ;iii;;MAY 49,
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
olnihinn | clo,hInu | cIoihIna |

Al the New York Clothing House, COZ Elm
street. Dallas, ana 81 walker street, New
York. We ask M special mvor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gonlA lur-
nlshing goods, win examine our goods nnd
compare prices, n not convinced that we nre
giving better value for the prices, than have
ever been neon In this city, then We shall
not expect them 10 buy, such mn opportunity
10 buy 1rat.claBs clothing NJ less thnn man.
ufacturng prices may never occur again, Nh
we wish 10 lay our assortment before the
public, aud got fairly acquainted with the
trade, We win make such grent reduction
from regular prices, nv 10 nj once gain fayer
with the general public aud bo con-
vletod Of being the lowest price clothing
house In TexOs. nprh.dtwJms
Tho above establishment, is n branch of
the well-known house OF A. Streinburg a
Co., 81 Walker street, New York
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The Next supper.

On Wednesday night, in the store
room opposite the Lamar Hotel, the
ladies OF the Christian Church will
give supper for the benefit of the
church. The similar entertainments
given by them heretofore are remem-
bered as remarkable for the many
specimens of fine cooking displayed.
The object is worthy one, and every
one should contribute their mite.
Poor devils, who have been enduring
hotel fare with its sterotyped horrors
in the way of canned vegetables, tough
beef, aud weak coffee, will have an OPP
portunity Of getting something to eat
for once that will remind them OF
home. These church suppers are n
blessed invitation for this, If for no
other reason.
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PEOPLE AND THINGS.

Mullett Is in Europe the architect,
not the fish.
The silver half-dime has been intro
duced into California.
Postmaster JEWELS daughter IL to
marry. No stamps.
Working women in France earn but
little more than half the wages earned
by men.
An old master and his ex.slave sit
together M members Of the South Caro-
lima Legislature.
Washington has youthful prodigy.
j. Harry Shannon delivers orations on
the Chesapeake.
Onenbach says he is going to write
an American opera bouile. lie may
call 1t the "Grand Bribess."
Levi Beebe isa Massachusetts wealth
or prophet. How doth the little busy
B. b. improve each shining hour.
Scientific Montreal burglars apply
chemical tests to family plate, and re-
ject all that is not of pure metal.
The coaching season has opened In
London, some of the swell turnouts
running close upon sixty miles.
The Philadelphia Inquirer is In fav-
or of putting the price of admission to
the Exhibition down from fifty to
twenty-five cents
Halfa dram of bicarbonate of soda
dissolved in an ounce of water Is the
latest cure for toothache. Failing that,
have 1t out.
Diamonds have been found In Ar
kansas, but we do not wish to alarm
husbands unnecessarily; they are rs
yet very little ones.
DR.. Lands, of Philadelphia, the
latest diane o. might fiend," is de-
scribed as pastor, editor, physician,
surgeon, and tragedian.
Admiral Vernon Jackson, the ORR
ginal of Marryatts O'Brien in "Peter
died recently in London at
the age of eighty-four.
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Centennial cards printed at this
office. I'D.
--Croquer sets for 81 50 at Reed n
Lathrop's.-Ad.
Call and examine our stock Of
Centennial" carlsbad.
--Blotters, Centennial cards and nd
vertising fans printed Mt THE HERALD
oillce.--Ad.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, 500
Main street.--Ad.
AT Hahn's sample room, No. Al
Elm street, are found the choicest Ii
quors and cigars at ten cents.
1.-THE Sea of leo" tonight by the
Slmons troupe, with new and beautiful
scenery, at Fields Theatre.
The Dallas nine 90 this morning
to Mckinney to wax the Mckinney
ties In the great national game of basd
ball.
--DeStefano Bros, No. 1913 Nam,
have just received fifty boxes OF choice
Messina oranges and lemons, also u
large stock Of nuts, candies and tropical
fruits, which they offer to the trade at
the lowest prices.
This morning, at ten o'clock,
Messrs. j. q. Booth II Co. will dispose
Of, at auction, an unusuall fine assort-
ment OF household and chamber furni-
ture. Come and see for yourself, and
secure bargains.
If you are going to Cheyenne
Springfield, Neosho, Vinita or New
Orleans, and want to save money, go
to Jahnson Il Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
and buy your ticket. They bay tickets
to all points.
--Bradleys' Croquet, the very best
made, and cheap, now at Reed n La
throp's. Also on hand and daily arriv.
ng, fresh invoices of blank books
office stationery, wall paper, base
balls, and printers material. Prices
low.
by reference to the advertisement
Of I. p. Barry, Secretary, 1t will be
seen that there will be meeting at s
o'clock this evening, at Judge Ker-
foops office, opposite the Lamar Hotel,
OF the stockholders of the Dallas Real
Estate and Building Association.
The Great North American Pie
Bitter has arrived, and gave a private
seance on Sunday to few friends and
q representative Of the press. His en-
tertainment was enriched with unique
OF the various ways Of dis
posing ofples. /
w. w. Leake, Esq, OF the law
firm Of Wilburn & Leake, leftyesterday
on visit TO his former home In Arkan-
sas. Mr.. Leake, during his residence
here Of a year or more, has built up for
himselfa solid and enduring reputa-
ton as one of the most painstaking,
learned and successful members Of the
bar, and gained a. host of friends In
private life.
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Phoenix Flaming Mills.

The energetic proprietor Of the
Phoenix Mills has had his extensive
planning works photographed, and n
splendid picture they make. Mr.
Grove Is not only doing good work
for himself, but Is sending abroad an
effective advertisement of Dallas In
these photographs. Success
to the Phoenix.
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To Tho Ladies', Tailor, and Shoemaker

WV -""''7I '"''u'7 W"
Tho Singer Manufacturing Company are
opened for business, showing the finest lot
OF the most popular machines and tho best
and cheapest sewing silk In all colors, Clarks
40. N. T." and Milford's linen In all Sizes,
Silk from ton TO forty per cent loss thau amy
house In the South. New ofiioo--600 Main
street, four doors east OF Poydras
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
apl2S-dlm W. n. CLARKE, Agent.