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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-02
The Hat Question.

PARIS ILLUSTRATION.-Latel in q draw
ing room where the general course OF events
is followed with moderation, but where, how
ever, q certain respect is paid to ancient
tradition, discussion took place upon the
habit adopted by men of leaving their hats,
with their great coats, in the antc-room, and
entering the drawing room with their arms
swinging as though they were in their clubs.
grandmother of the mistress Of the house,
a dowager eighty-seven years Of age-a wo-
man of the best society, refined both in APP
pearance and manners, having passed thro'
the social vicisstudes Of her generation, but
retaining mind full of philosophy, indu-
gence and charn-listened to the arguments
for and against it, while knitting herself a
pair of silk mittens, which she still wore as in
the good old times. Her granddaughter COM
ing near her, asked her opinion upon the
subject of the animated discussion.
ssMy child,' she answered, sin all my long
life-noW of many years-Only two men
have ever entered my apartments otherwise
than with their hats in their hands,
'sWho were these?" asked the young wo-
man. with curiosity.
''My hair-dresser and my butler. would
never have tolerated it from any one else. not
excepting your grandfather, added the dow
aver, with a sly smile. '''The hat in the
iiaLiN ID iuOSU CCl ldiity Hioui VI OclCiCuCC
to others, and an assistance also to one
self. know of nothing more awkward than
man entering drawing room with his
arms hanging and not knowing what to do
with his hands, which, unless he carries
them in his pockets, are Il decided eubsrass-
ment.
Women have a resource in the fan
and furthermore their hand loaded with rings,
their arms encircled with bracelets. may be
considered us objects of luxury upon which
they may draw attention without fear. For
man the hat in his hand is his only guaran-
tee of correct department on entering room.
The present custom found its birth in the lib
erty, not to say license, of the clubs, where
every one when he enters hands his cane,
coat and hat to a servant, SO as not to be
| troubled with them during the rest Of the
evening. But mans club is his home and
when he goes to other peoples houses it Is
not exactly the same thing.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-02

The Secretary of War has commenced
signing the awards OF the Southern Claims
commission. His progress is not rapid
Some two hundred had been signed last Sat-
urday.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-02
THE STILL WATER ROSE.

THE STILL WATER ROSE.
The quiet water lily
Floats on the lakelet blue:
Its soft leaves glow and glistep,
It's cup of snowy hue.
The fair moon smileth ON her
J. Through all the summer night.
And on her fragrant bosom
80 Pours all her golden light.
Over the ripping water
Glideth a snow-white swan
He singeth sweet and softly,
The lily gazing on.
He singeth sweet and softly
M Thus will his death-song flow;
o flower, snow-white flower,
Dost thou its meaning know.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-02
GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!
CHARLES G.. WHEAT,
GROCER AND PRODUCE DEALER,

Having resumed my old business, / would re-
specially announce to my friends and the public,
that will keep everything usually found in a
CITY FAMILY GROCERY.
Ny Stock will be select and complete embra-
cling in part, the following:
SUGARS, COFFEEs, TEAS, MOLASSES.
LARD. BACON, SALT, LEATHER:& &c.
Thanking my friends for their liberal patron
age when in business before, L will endeavor, with
good goods at low prices, to give satisfaction,
and by strict attention to business, to merit a
renewal of our old business relations.
as- All Goods delivered Free OF Charge, -Ee
Cash paid for Country Produce OF taken in
exchange for goods. july l3-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-02

chesapeake and Ohio RailrOad.-On and
" after May 81. 1876, Passenger Trains will run
as follows;
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-11-02
Railroads..

VIZ WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Double Daily Trains between Baltimore and the
South and Southwest.
Commencing Sunday. October 9Th. Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
Repubiic,n Headquarters.

AZ the Republican nominee in this
district will get the hide torn Of him,
in the coming canvass, TnE HERALD
offers It's earnest sympathy. Joking
aside, however, we take pleasure in
stating that those who agree with him
In political sentiment, az well those
who differ, will find welcome (and
something else) at number rs, San
Jaclnto Hotel. Still, young man, Gov
ernor Throokmorton will everlasting.
ly leave you, aud we compliment you
on your pluck In runninsI tut, 10 the
engine said TO the bull on the railroad
track, "d--n your discretion"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
OBITUARY..

Few things In NJ, are more sad than Tor a
Young man 10 be cut on In the very budding
of manhood. Norman Ilealey, n young man
aged nineteen years last July, the only son
of HI, parents and II youth OF uncommon
promi.e, died ~ his fathers residence, Ia our
city, on the night Of the III instant Tho
writer knew him IN the intimate relation OF
the schuol.rOom, iud never did he instruct II
scholar Of better department, or one moro
earnestly interested IN his studies. Norman
possessed a splendid mind, which, with his
8ludlOus habits, gave promise OF noble
manhood, His q inlitics Of heart were no
lrys remarkable than his intellectual cndOw.
monta. lie was gentle ana kind TO all, and
hs disposition was strihlngy amiabo. All
who know him will miss aud mourn tor
Norman llonly. lIistchoolmntts grIevc at
the loss OF a lRYOrite cheerful and generous
companion his tenchcrs mourn the absence
OF faithful aud courteous pupil and his
parents weep bitter tears over the early
grave Of an oUrdlrnt ana loving son.
But our burden ofeorrOw should be- lessened
by tho assurance that the Divine Providence
doth all things well, and our hearts cheared
with the happy thought that the soul OF
Norman, the devoted son and humble chris
tian, is now basklng In the fadelesss might
OF u better world. W. H.. 4.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
Ladies' Aid Aociety.

The ladies' OF st. Matthew's Cathe-
dral will hold general meeting at the
residence OF Mr.. Davenport, next Tues
dry at four o'clock p. IN. The meeting
will be held under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society. The objects Of
the society are purely charitable, and
II deserves tho success with which II
has met. As the French say, en- pas :
sdnt, We might mention that the la
dies have on hand some eight hun
bred dollars. This will all be applied
to good purpose, and serve to help re-
lieve the sutierings Of many INDECENT
persons. The women are terrible folks
to young unmarried men, making
til, m endure hours OF torture by their
tickleness; yet, when the clouds of n
few additional winters roll along, we
all say with heartfelt sincerity; "God
bless the women; men, without them,
would be little better than beasts %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07

Our readers, especially the ladies',
should not forget that the grand open
ing of China Hall takes place to night.
A HERALD reporter took u sly glance
at the establishment yesterday, aud we
can safely promise the public the most
beautiful display ever seen Ia Dallas,
Artistic conception has been most hap
ply supplemented by def fingers, and
when brilliant lights are thrown upon
the tasteful arrangement, the scene
will be one Of exquisite beauty. Par
ker's opera bandwlll lend u sweet con-
cord OF sonnets, for China Hall pro.
poses tonight to fascinate both eye
and ear. A visit to China Hall this
evening will convince the public that
the ful6llment far exceeds the prom
ise. Go.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07

This question is often heard ON our
streets, and from facts we'll known to
those who have visited the establish.
mcnt 1t seems almost miracle to find
every one who has invested at the New
York Clothing House speak so highly
of the house. Their coming among Us
in the very dulIest season of the year
the EXTREMITY large stock they carry, the
vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody hence we hear
where are they found2 They come
from New York, of the large manuhc.
turing establishment of A, Steinberg n
Co., 81 Walker street. And why can
they command such u trader They are
and manufacturers Of all they
SELL and make IL u matter of import.
ance 10 let everybody find out that what
they sell is the best and lowest in price,
and have no opposition In the city Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water.
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by Dr.
n"o' y. Coleman, Dallas, Texas, lR an lntnlla.
Die cure for Chronic Constipation, Sick md
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Torpid Liver,
Nervous Debility and the long list OF dis
ehses arising nom dlsordered stomach and
constipated bowels.
IL Will relieve the worst cnseS of nervous
ana SICK headaches in from one to three
hours. VIII cure themOst obstinate cases of
chronic constipation In from ten to thirty
days. ''
Il Is the best and surest pureative ever
used Tor any disease, being perfectly safe un.
DER all circumstances, uniaihng In its ne
uoh' entirely Tree from any nausea, gripping,
or even unpleasantneSS. Possessing tonic
properties, IA thing unknown IN any OtLer
sure purgative.l that purities the blood ana
builds up the system ia such n manner thai
the Same effect Is produced by a red aced
uose uhtil lts use may be discontinued ami "A
permanent cure effected.
IL IL convenient, only requiring glass Of
water and can be taken at all times, as lis
action VIII not interfere In either business
or pleasure,
by analysts this preparation will be found
70 contain all the medicinal properties OF
the W hlte sulphur Spring Water m taken
roih tneSprlnss,,Outi In II concentrated form
eaSh pint being equal to two gallons.
,,i hna niealcihal properties of the salines
ana acids found in White Sulphur snrino
water are well understood by ali wei in.
formed medical men. In fact these salines
ana ana acids prepared by nature, enter directly
mo the composition OF the blood, aud no
, uloou Gun De healthy that lacks any one OF
them III their proper proportion.
nehce the sure and unvarying action of
lnls preparation. As soon as II is taken #
enters into the blood. expelling ali accumn.
lateu polSons arising from indigestion or
mn ir purifying the blood, and strength.
plexion and imrarting a general HEALTHY
tone to the entire system, ''e"i'n'
10 put this in the reach Of all, We are put.
tlng II up In two size bottles, the prices he.
inmg twemty,nve cents and dollar. Sold by
n,, GEO. \, COLEMAN 4 co.
DALLAs, TEXAS, July IL, 1876, we
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
Dentl. of Mr.. Norman lIe,IX.

Died Thursday morning at 2 O'Clock,
of dropsy OF the heart, Norman HeaIy,
aged eighteen years two months and
sixteen days; only child OF r. q. aud
Elizabeth Il. Healy,
"Full OF grace"
The above was handed In yesterday.
The HERALD can only express the
deepest regret Of every one, atall cou,
nected with the paper, for the untime-
ly demise Of young Norman Healy,
The writer knows his father well, and
can oiler his sincerest sympathy In his
alliction. To Mr.. and Mrs. Healy, we
can only say, cheer up, your boy died
In grace and God has charge Of him.
You need feel no pangs of regret that
he suffered pain In passing from time
to eternity, for all organic diseases OF
the heart do their work in n second
and without suffering.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
Zig tieet.

Mr.. &. l.. Halse brought TO THE
HERALD Office yesterday vegetable
giant. 1t was u beet Of the ordinary
garden species and weigh he'd thirty
pounds and eight ounces. 1t was
reared ON the corner OF San Jacinto
and Ball streets. 1t looked like great
tooth with its roots sticking out like
prongs. Mr. Halse says his name has
not been in newspaper for over thir-
ty-flve yeras. THE HERALD inserts II
with the acknowledgement that,
though he brought the biggest beet
with him. he himself will never de-
serve that name when it is spelt with
an "au In the middle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07

Dallas for they are daily represented IN
the best market Of the United States,
where, with cash, they can find many
opporunitics for proper investments.
fiis house Is located at BOB Elm street
Dallas. TcNos. whore our merchants
from far and near can lay in their sup.
plic, at exact Ncw York prices. Special
lines Of Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods. Boots and Shoes and Notions,
augljdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH



,,,.,, vo.v oc,nhe, A. Nancy easy AT ao
Nh wv ,,1 ~
n XII nuist nj lO0iE
lou luiut , y" n",t 60. ,,,v 4. ilgiZ
80 ,'',i, t"d nominal
n.aoo ,,,,. ,,er cent.
siariinp exehnnuo steady; % days a.s21,;
.LyhtIlElx
hknt shop,a o,,. ~ Il, nor cont Ionng
also made 1nt mud p,r cet,l, Tor cnrrying.
Mr." ilut'EAng or,nbrr G.--tjDld IUjI.. sight
,rchnuo" l. nor cont discount, sterling,
na,,n & "
OAIyKsroN. October G.--uOld 100 silver
ma, Ia / per cent premium,
P"' vs. w. '' F
'"'""'
NEW ORLEAHs, October J.--Cottoh demand
good; prices steady GOOD ordlhbIy,V iHV,Fi
low mlddiing, TsSlVG, ll'uuI'us' "'"s'"'7''
49, Saiaa " WI, baie, Tec.iuta net. B,OgI gross
= IA. .xnnrts. river and nail, 80: stock, 7O76s;
Var Inc week -Snles $1,000; receipts, net, 81.
sOJ. do uross M. 9ly. Exports, Liverpool iHl;
W,.,a 1,Jnl U. New York, ,lDs; tyrr ana rail
M
u,,vpsToN October B.-Rrct lpts, 2Ib1.
sai.s' IlgG ordinary, sI,c; good ordinary,
VI.c. low mddling, $50 middllng, WEc; good
y,nngs,,iiiinv IOi %
IiyEnt1oI,, october 6-i y. m.--l'p lRnds
io,v midIIinu cInse, November and Decen-
her delivery, 3 25-3ld do, new crop, shipped
Innuary ana February sail, 6jAd.
IivKiypooL, Octobef B-b D. mixtures
rrnn ahIDpcd October sail, b 1860; uplnnds,
low middlinu CLAUSE, NoVeln Der and Dccem
mar sail 4 I8.ild,
NEW Yong. October q cotton sendy at
lOj,dsIl -lOc. Receipts Of the week, net, Hili
cr,,sg 1850. exports Great Britain. 1885,
Ernnrc, i3O0O; continent, 100; sales, lODjsi
soclt. 6S0Ql.
IIyERpOOL, October 1.-THE circular OF the
IiverpOol Cotton Brokers Association snyB
cation ms Lpen only Ia moderate deInnnd
thia week, and the stock on hand VIII be
annie for Immediate supply. Prices are
rather en,icr, aud quotations of some de
scriptlOus ire slightly reduced American
a IN fair demand ana better grades being
nile tIml, has declined l-lBH 20. business In
Soa Island IN small. Futures dull ana de-
elIned lid on the weeks quotations,
Ca.,m.,ctnJ.
.,...
NEW ORLEANS oNtoper o-Hushr nUu me, mo,
lasses. very niue holhR' Jew sllnll n , w
lie now crop were IeiNoh Ststoi''hS ' o"I
In good demand; Ialr Huprinh1 Az, ~ . 5'gt
~; xxNi 81 bHo ~ enc &c hnh inlni'S :, 70 -
al 20 Hay IN NJ, supply in9lvIhtr lo',hn INV
corn scarce ana hill, ~ ooc' ynoi' w., p' ,'
quiet, Lara IN IYht suppIg lNf ii ''n, ~"
lnanl ph1SerH anu lrliho ue,o"' ilgs lt9r
kog, iiNgl2c' BMih meats qu'e' ~, st a',
shoulder, dNmEio' iaonii III lHn' SuupplS
but stronger NJ n,gW'uAYW, sN", ~ n"1nn'
smg AZ chrru soaloo ~" VIZ ~, II" 10 "'3%an'n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
A Hroksn wrist,

Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock
John Tunnel, n workman on the main
building Mt the Fair ground, made n
mis.step aud fell through the hatch
way to the floor, distance of full
twenty feet. Mr., Tunnels left wrist
was badly shattered, and he was sent
home. This is the first accident of any
kind that has occurred on the grounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07

., We, tn" undersigned Druggists of Da,,os
!, trAas, having been selling DIR, Coleman',
concentrated White Sulphur Springs Watsr
lor 'le past year or more, and having nmrla
"pp1rtunlty OF learning OF its effect bon he
i mviv ,' W. wnon we have sold do unhesita.
uhely pronounce II one of the best remedias
upon ihe market, And for the djsaasas
nent,phed In Dr. Coleman IS circular, md ~s,
ntoially chronic constipation, sick AMI no VS.
v"us hea laches, and as common pnrpn I've
s wS nave we, never sold any preparation thai
Knowing its pleasant and uniaiI,,, ar,,,.
,ogetner with It's perfect s.fety under ali cirS
iN ,s rs, we most cheerful recommend
'ts use TO the suffering everywhere ''enu
CoNNOR a WALKER
GALLAWAY h GALE
HOSklNS h HOWELL.
WILLIAMS n T0LLIVER
n,, HofT \ COFFIN. ''"'
pALLAs' Texas, July /, 1876.
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Notice To NY OIa patron..

| have II large number of old ac-
counts for subscription to TuG DALLAS
HERALD prior to June |, 1878, scattered
all over Northern Texas. They are
small--ranging from 81 up to Sl0--Nnd
hence, | can not call directly ON the
parties, All such, knowing themselves
indebted to me us above, will confer II
favor by calling on me and settling,
these small balances, Us am greatly in
need of the money,
sept9dswtd j. ". swlNnElLs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07

II. Klein, the prince Of merchant
tail0rs, has moved into the western
room Of the beGrand hotel, first floor,
and Ia busiIy engaged sitting up his
apartments IN excellent style. His
new invoice of goods will bear close
inspection. Id
Save money, time aud labor ana
the drudgery of long wash days, by
baying one Of those splendid Calkins'
Novelty Washing Machines aud
wringer. For sale by l.. A. Blake,
State agent, at J. q. Booth d Co.'S,
auction room, iO3 Main street, Dallas
Texas. Al.
Nose don't you know that gull,
shallow reef, MEDITERRANEAN or Carribl'
All sea oysters never produce pearls
The pearl oyster Is deep sea product
aud requires much power OF endurance
on the part OF the diver before 1t can
be reached.
Our country friends will all be
glad TO learn that the ford has been
fixed on both sides Of the river. Some
thirty feet OF the bank has been cut
down on each side, and the wagon
way made quite passable. Come IN
cotton, and don't complain of the
bridge tariff.
The best prepared food for mock
Ing birds IL sold at the New Orleans
fruit store, opposite LeGrand Hotel
Ca ndies, lemons and all kinds OF fruits
at wholesale and retail. Also main
depot for the celebrated Bethesda min
eral spring water. Orders from the
country promptly filled. I'D
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To Phyniciaus.

Your attention Is respectfully called
10 my preparation Of the "Warburg
Tincture," which has acquired such
celebrity IN India, for the treatmen. OF
the worst forms OF malarial fevers. In
Its preparation, l have strictly followed
the formula az given by Professor
Mclean, OF the Nelly Medical College.
X \. Elseolohr, Pharmacist, Market
Drug Store, $40 Main street.
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NOtlce % rnxnaXara.

The state county and school taxes
for 1876, are now due and in my hands
for collection, also all delinquent taxes
| will be in my office (Comthousc) from
this date until the 18th instant for the
purpose of receiving said taxes.
W, IL. rRArHER,
octSlw Tax Collector. Dallas CO., Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
Cuiting ARRAY.

Thursday afternoon ex-Deputy Sher-
IN w. w. Hobbs was severely cut In
the law and abdomen by his brother
in-law, 4. b. Bibbs. We have not
been al lie to ascertain the cause of the
difficulty, Blbbs has not yet been mr.
rastpl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Notice.

The undersigned has assumed charg,
of the Phoenix Planning Mills, and has
thoroughly ovorhaulcd and rctitted all
thcmachmcry, which is now in frst.rasS
condition, Is also putting in 4 large
stock of white pine lumber, and being
practiced with several years experience
h. il confident he can give satisfaction
e, \, GlIl
ocitdiw superintendent.
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Occupation Tax Notice.

All persona engaged in nm occupa
ton upon which u tax IL charged, both
by state and county, are hereby mott
He'd that the present quarter is due
from the lst day Of October, Additional
cost will he saved Ivy coming forward
promptly and paying said taxes.
W. II. rkArIER,
oc8-lw Tax Collector Dallas County.
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Desirable, Offices for Rent,

The rooms over State Savings Bank
lately occupied by Col Il, j. Strong and
g, NJ and Dr. Phillips are now for rent
to prompt and good tenants only, APP.
ply to
II. II, GRUBER.
septSOdtf state Saw ings Bank.
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Inr EArIIhngc,

A beautiful and highly improved IN.
diana farm, with dwelling barn, out
houses. orchards, etci will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lanes.
Address. Editor Herald,
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hNIllNnCHM

The two men. Catchens and Payne,
who were convicted of murder at
Kaufman last week, were sentenced on
Wednesday last to DO hung on Friday,
tho 9rd of November next.
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NOIIec.

Dispositions and acknowledgement to
any instrument Of writing taken by
w. A. Harwood, clerk of the District
Court of Dallas OOunty.-Ad.
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For AnIa C'tsann

An Amcs engine, S0horsc power and
steam pump and pipes, all in good work.
ing order, Apply to
PAT MULLINS,
Opposite the City Mills, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-07

Wa ma what She People Say.
we, the undersigned citizens of no,..
u Wsnng used nr. Colemans Connenira, as
Wilt, mne sulphur Springs Water for ona Nv
n n",e 81 ne following diseases, viz, Cbro,Vn
NSunNt pauoh, sick aud Nervous UeadanJhnii
tNuu,,alsM or Nervous Debility, and in au,.s
,, s'sn w, nave received speedy relief anI
uacs Oh Nhronic Constipation, nrrn " n,ai III
euic, ASA common purgatlys IN ali I,nei'
vi III VIC nave never used u mpdicina ~. ui, ,
lnlilns IN It's effect and nj ihe Sa,,,a 80 uh'
pioasant IN It's action, being entirei,,' g. 80
non any nausea, gripping, or ovan nee
hnthess. We find by using A. resria u1ipiets,
we can reduce the dose gradnaiss, u na,,y mat
NM oi the usual quantity will be- as trao one
knowing the merits OF this yalpah,on. ,
pnstlsn' we can recommend 4, II, ~ pre-
where. W Ap mni,ellnE every.
p' KK MERlWETHER,
W,J DuFFEY.
FLOOD.
y N.NAuGHN,
SD. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
Nh, HAZER,
VIC, SlCKLEs
,v,ed,,a Il; THlERMAN,
"n AND MANY OTHERS
CoNNOR & WALKER
Wholesale Agents. Dai,as
10 whom orders should DO sdd,nsss, IeIas,
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The hremen's ball, the other
night, turned out n dead loss to the ex-
tent OF some forty-ilve dollars This IL
shame IN city like Dallas.
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CITY BUSHES

Hot ard Cold Baths at wilson's, No
ana Elm street ~ 20 ccnIa. dec billy
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NMaIInilA.N

The Instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia mt Hoskins n
llowel's drug store, Dallas. -- Id