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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28
BOutWelItO the Font.

The baneful effects Of Democratic as
cendancy are already apparent in that
unhappy State, Mississippi. Not only
Mr.. Ames desired to shed the blood of
ten or fifteen negroes for the benefit of
the party, used to drive a roaring trade)
suffered from depression Of business
since the Ku Klux seized the reins of
government, but the tax levy has been
cut down from 50 25 on the thousand
dollars to Sc so. In the face of these
damning disclosures, why tarry the
wheels Of that Mississippi Investigating
committee? Let the great Jabberwok,
Boutwell,, with eyes afame, press
through the bulgy wood Of affidayits
and burble as he comes.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28
SUNDAY DEMOCR At.

A Sunday edition Of the DEMOCRAT VIII
DO Issued Sunday morning. The sun
dav issue will contain all tho latest
nova by telegraph and mail. original
and selected matter, literature ana
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28

According to their own statement up
TO the first Of April. Mcssrs. Ellermah'
lessees of the wbarves. had taken up
400 600 wharf bonds. whilst according
To the terms Of their contract with the
,itv they should have taken up Sll5.366
Are they waiting for u fall in the Vai"e
of the bonds?
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28
politics.

Subscribers to the DEMOCRAT Will con
fer n favor upon us by reporting at tnis
Office any delinquency in the delivery
of their papers.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28

For the first time in his life Brigham
Young has discovered a weakness in
polygamy. The other day thirteen of
his wives gave each different version
Of the same event, Of which each had
been an eyewitness.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28
G. Z. Ora.

c. !. =. oir.,s.,'
CALENDAR OF AUCTION ~
- ESTATE. s1ocrs !,
10 take place at The !,
SATURDAY, April 9S
rbI PHILIP aIli. Brumm" -Sr u
known - IL, ss'a I, sslssll, i
. y the depot and ~, I'M
iWo stores and I'M wal,99, Alder
-. terson street. na a,' fs h 1.
Inc two-story fra noaf gep.nI
s St,1S%,s'S' between csI|s','s!
The FonbeDe bro,.
stores, forming ~ eothhs
For a ~ Market streets 'aa
-, '',p sht"hseI1f ~
Valuable imprnvadY y sas Nh.
corner Of PerdIddp i9ges
The ' do double Ib,lIscte esa,a.o, q NJ. n
Ing Nos. al and , " !
m ronne and Ceranvdah'ls Rtsa
J ne raised cottage NJ z n.
clio and E,,,f ~ H h.
iha W., valuable livery g.
yer street, b.tx,eaM. I 4 /
ues near 81, CharIas.l sbs
~ ren're--a choice W. mi
~ b.@sr9,.dsstory brick as i
streets. between e,
The double tepatns.,
un9 81 II. Audrey r. t. n,
me two story ffame aa',,.
northeast eornse o y
- Where streets " Gu
That handsome roa,,
str gsala' between 'I sIs| 4 1
NJ upoble seGement hm,.v
~ ptWsnn Derbigly s,a
~ effect liquldati i org I'm
u" a Crescan IT Saw iIill s,,.,.
equipped with rnae Rlas
We corner u Gebs,aalsg s'i
streets and the Mis-
s oi,,g ,property d The M
saturday, May a. -
m, b,lhl ", .uganbubi'''
ne frame cottage M. h, i.
az tl,the frame eeata IT,
''' d t,,s succession d Mn. i.
The double cottage on r<su,. !.
Ihalia and Erato si issss g
mat choice Commercial
story brick store Nj = g a'
~, between GrayIer mi NM Z h ss
Inc extensive warebmss gi ola1
vest ', corner Of TehospsIsasslaas'
H.. ~ .ei''sl1eDt bfiek dxsla,
my !, NE |, northwest sornsr III \
-, ana ltousseaa s.rssh y "
The double tensmss, -
-. street between JsqtU% s ~ 81
Inc two story frame 5xsII Ias y
brick store. Nos nj mi \. NJ II.
between Poeyiarrs III nj XXX
The three story brlek rsii IA, W .
street. between Msrais u
The comfortable frame arsIs..
lot No. 20s Julia strss hsss'
and Uryades Streets
That delightful Marine via !. /.
-, tian Of Col. Euguste Rlslss
The handsome double ssnsn...
-. tage Nos. s,s and no Esss..
That valuable baiture protsss I
story brick st6re fonpiy 1
Water. Tch6upitoulas ~ I
and near the Grain EIsssa
That large three story MA W
Ing the northwest emxsi
=. Charities, PORT and Aftssss
Inc handsome frame naw
northwest corner 81 UEalyag
streets.
Lee iron vsrandah stores ssa Z
the northwest corner d I'D
Girod streets.
All on long credit and easy srs
For terms and further patbslsn,
and descriptive advertisements ~
Office Of G. y. GlaAEDEY. NJ d On
mh2G
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BOOK SLAU III T e r.

COME AND SEE
BOOKS OF ALL KINDS FOR 81,
Worth double the money
BOOKS FOR Is CENTS.
Worth 81 % TO 81 80.
BOOKS FOR so CENTS.
Worth 81.
REDUCING BOOK STOCK
to make room for
STATIONERY BARGAINS-NOW OR NEVER
Al
40 and 112 Camp street,
Inh19 I'm ROBERT j. HARP. Agent
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28
LOUISIANA As IT Is.
Isl Pages.
Its Topography and Valuable Resources.
nv DANDEJ. BENNETT.


Its Topography and Valuable Resources.
by DANIEL BENNETT.
Price, 50 Cents-Postage, ~ Cents.
LIBERAL REDUCTION TO DEALERS,
m. 200 Copies Just Published 5000
Copic. sold.
The Editors Of New Orleans have given this
book u strong Endorsement
OPINIONS or NEW ORLEANS BOOB
SELLERS:
r. is n book which Inns long been wanted and
often called for | am selling col les daily that
are mailed ~ all parts of the world.
GEORGE ELLIS Bookseller.
Opposite the Post ONCE.
During my long experience as n bookseller in
III $ city have had thousands OF inquiries Tor
sueb n work Mr. Dement'S LOUISIANA AZ 1T
II gives general satisfaction to my patrons in
city and country. II its true character were
generally known IT would require ten times the
present edition Of 1000 copies 10 supply the
demand G. G.. HALEY. Bookseller.
10 Commercial Place.
Branch. 1913 P0ydras street
An experience Of twenty five years 90 book
seller In New Orleans will justify me in saying
that the book Just issued by Mr.. DAM bennett.
LOUISIANA AS 1T IL. supplies q want long
felt by residents and strangers. The deiuand
for the book il active and is steadily increasing.
JAMES A. GRESHAM.
apl2 % Camp and lls Canal street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28

Cbnpter Of the History of Porous Plaster
II IA Tie way Of the world when n now thing is
introduced 10 cry sham. and humbug." and its
I'll Tenson's Capcine Porous Plaster, however.
was soon established despite this prejudice. In
baltimore, Washington. Richmond. New Or
leans Terre Haute. Ind. Quincy H., 1t has
almost entirely superseded ordinary porous
plasters and llDments. and the sale Ia large and
rapidly growing IN NIL parts Of the country The
reason Why this IL 80. l. because people find
that IL IL a great Improvement on the already
popular porous plaster OF other kinds. and
reeo,nrncI,d II IT, their suffering friends. III
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28
Correspondence.

NEW ORLEANS. April "a. 1876.
J. g. Polk. Esq:
Dear Sb'-Of the many pleasing features which
have marked the dramatic season now drawing
to n close, none have been more distinctly or
more aareeably impressed upon the people of
this city than your advent upon the stage Of the
Varieties Theatre. We believe therefore, that
We are but expressing public opinion in assur-
ing you Of our high appreciation Of the origi-
nalty and force which have characterized your
representations and We are satisfied that the
public share in the desire, which we feel to
manifest that appreciation in some appropriate
manner.
For the qualification OF this feeling. therefore.
and for the encouragement Of the hope that your
favorable introduction to the New Orleans pub
tic may be followed by long friendship. we beg
leave to tender you testimonial benefit to take
place at the Varieties Theatre upon some even
ing which it may suit you to designate.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28
THOS. HI. HANDY e. co.
Agents for
SAZERAC BRAND1ES.
Importers and Dealers in
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
Nos ~ and rs Royal st., View Orleans.

Sazerac Brandy. Vintages .. i. =. 1906 and 1871.
in quarters and eighths,
Chnmsso and old Port Wines. very superior
ua1 u' n o. Pale sherry. Old Scotch aud Irish
Whsk les, st. Cruz and Jamaica ttuins, i0l-
land Gin Apple and peach Brand Ga. Supe-
rior Old Kentucky Bourbon and Rye Whis-
kiea Absinthe Yarmouth Cordials, Alrs.
Porter. Beer, etc,
Cbampaignes- Itoederer. Krug, and Geo Gpulft
Il 10 Claret In casks and rases. aud large
and selected stock VI oil other goods inriden-
tai ~ our line. hr2iH
w. u. MATTHEW'S,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONEK AND
PRINTER,
,ps - Magazine street 4...s.... 5DS
Pio-Nic and London Club Croeuet.
The best in tho city ut the lowest price
Straight Hickory Handles Best Seasoned Wood
Balls Perfect Spheres. Best Ground
Oil Paint and Varnish.
81 so 81 a. 81 oo s. So 81 50. SC 90 SO CO. sI2 90
Less than Factory Prices.
W. d. MATTHEW'S,
mh2G am SOS Magazine ttrset. n. ..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28

New ORLEANS, April .. 1876.
Messrs. Thos. H. Hunt, John W. Saunders. Will
Steven and others:
Gentleaen-I am in receipt of your very fat
terinG communication Of the 9th inst, in which
you tender me complimentary benefit. In ac-
cepting your offer let me assure you of my graf
itude and thorough appreciation of your kind
ness, and respectfully designate next MONDAY
EVENING, May /, at the Varieties Theatre.
Yours, very faithfully, J. b. POLK.
ap26
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-28
PROPRIETORS OF THE DEMOCRAT

PROPRIETORS OF THE DEMOCRAT
Take pleasure in announcing to their friends.
and the public in general, that they are
now prepared to do every
description Of
JOB PRINTING,
= INCLUDING
Commercial, Railroad,
Steamboat Printing,
Lawyers Briefs, Blanks, and all other
Legal Documents, Etc,
In the very best style at the very lowest rates. on
the shortest notice and guarantee TO give
FULL SATISFACTION.
VIM WoELPER & co, Proprietors.
No "A Camp street tup STAIRS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-17

already. Observation-Disclosures one
forever"
With these words, spoken ia an an
guish OF manner which for the mo
ment, was almost real, | rushed fran
tically from the room. had not gone
very far. however, when Harry joined
me. Then we were both oyerpowered
by the recollection Of our dramatic eff.
forts that we leaned against the fence
and shook il With laughter. 1t was the
same place where had formerly car.
ried my despair.
"Well," said Harry, II think that
that young woman has had lesson
against flirting with two people at
once. AS socn as you went delivered
to hes smal sermon on the deceit Of
which she las been guilty: but the
words which had been about TO utter
when you entered have been driven
from my heart. In short, back out,
in the same frantic style with which
you made your exit. You did very
well, Greene, very would have
line effect upon the stage. Are there
any oysters to be obtained in this
| quiet little place ! Emotion makes me
hungry"
Next morning awoke with fran.
tic headache and a vague feeling of re-
morse. Every other sensation, how
ever, was swallowed up in the horrible
agony produced by the following epis
/ tie:
"DKAR CRIME hope you appre
ciate the disinterestedness Of my de
votion to you. have freed you OF
your disagreeable engagement, anC
lief. you free man once more. hopC
4 your love for Rose Maryland is a mere
ly imaginery sensation, as that young
lady is, and has been for some time
engaged to yours very sincerely,
HARRY SINCLAIR.
Rose wants TO know If you would
4 like to be groomsman next week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-17

Celia Logan writes from Washington
Of product otrepublican institutions
She is always tainted in the roSeate
hue Of health md beauty and repre-.
sentcd as riotiug In ill.gotten gains.
To read Don piatts description of
these women one would think that
they always succeed In getting through
any bill or claim they have m interest
IN, and are paid such large sums that
they can live sImptuously, but he tells
us nothing of the poor wretch who
loses All and gains nothing. Such q
one died here the other day. She came
20 Washington !, few years ago rs pref.
y and rs good . Young girl Us ever
lived She was brought up In one Of
the western states. and when her
parents died and left her destitute she
came 20 the capital 20 find some man
Of influence whom She knew, 70 try
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-17

and persuade him to get me clerk
ship. He did so. She made an able
clerk and was liked and respected by
all. 1t Was at this period of her life
that | made her acquaintance. Seeing
her death in the papers the other day.
| made inquiries as to her fate in the
intervening years. BY one of those
senseless and wholesale dismissals of
clerks she had been left without the
means of subsistence. and at last,
after Yainly trying what is so well
known here as 'to get back, she was
persuaded by bad friend to try her
uck at lobbying. For a while she had
little run of prosperity, but succumb.
ed to the fatal and pestiferous inhu.
ence Of SO much INSCRIPTIONS male
society. With an infant in her arms,
she fell into the direst need when de.
serted by the man who had betrayed
her. Her child died--she broke her
leg and became a cripple-grief, shame
| remorse, and want soon destroyed her
| beauty, and her career had lost her all
her friends. COmforted and supported
| by some kind.hearted cOlored people,
the once dashing lobbyist breathed
her last. In describing her end the old
darky said "Shc lost her conscien.
tiousness only few hours before she
died" Poor little prairie flower,
scorchcd ann withered in Washington
ian heats, methinks you lost your
"conscientiousness" long before youl
melancholy dissOluiion--else you had
not died like this.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-17
hENo,S REPORT.

Mai. Reno's report is rather more
stirring than documents of the kind.
The story of the march and destruction
is told with soldierly directness, but
even that does not strip it Of the fas.
cination of the most terrible romance.
Reno holds that the massacre was due
to Clusters mistaking the condition Of
the Indians. lie supposed them to be
flying in retreat, hence the fatal divis-
ion of the command, which gave the
concentrated hordes the opportunity
OF cutting the three divisions off in de-
tail. This is true so far as it relates to
Clusters force probably, but it must be
seen by this time that the whole regi.
ment with Custer could have made but
little difference, since the Indians out
numbered them just as greatly, and
could have surrounded the whole regi.
ment as readily as they did Clusters
band. The primal mistake was in Ter.
ry sending an insufficient force for.
ward. If there had been a column of
three thousand men on the field, pro-
perly supported with artillery, there
can be no question of the result, as the
long delay of Crook and Terry testifies
now.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-17
EWREED

Dealers In General Merchand Sc. Store on
Main street, River Falls, Wisconsin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-17
READY MADE COFFIES

UU U1UI u al IWH.-
tg-funiiure store on Nalu Street, near bis
residence, ls.23
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-17
WlLLlAN y CARLETON,
Carpenter, Builder \ Contractor

Keeps for sale Door, sash, Blinds, MoplA
ings COR inside aud outside work, and every
thing pertaining 10 the trade + prepared IL
do oil kinds Of work Ia his line on reasonable
terms, and In the latest am most approved
style Shop near thsfesideuce 9th G. iengks
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-17
G. HENRY.

Architect aud Builder Plans, Specifications
and Perspcctlves drawn to order. All kinds
OF Carpenter and Joiner work contracted for al
reasonable prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
Office on Main street, River Fails, Wis IS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-17

DEAL ESTATE AGENT. Real Estate
IL Bought and Sold on Commission State,
County Town and other Taxes paid ALB
stracts Of title 10 any lands in Pierce aud st
Crolx Counties, furnished on short notice
Office IN JOURNAL Building, River Fall, Wis
fOnsin
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Wnl. IROIlncc.
MORSE : SMITH.
POWELL Il GAYLORD.

Attorneys at Law. Office in the Journa
building, River Falls, Wisconsin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-03
FREE SOIGGOLs,
Wiii DUiiHa Provide FubiiC hrH0OIs
For bcr Three Thousand children?

Whi DUiiHa Provide FubiiC SCHOOLS
For her Three thousand children?
Any one who has considered the
matter knows aud feels that the most
important enterprise for Dullss now, IL
TO provide herself with Il thorough
and liberal system Of public
schools The poor mans
children must have school privileges
the negroes must have school priVclc-
ges; the demand Of the hour IL cducn-
ton. Our private schools cannot work
the whole field. We have Il large mum.
her OF children who are not attending
school, because their parents ure too
poor TO send them.
THE HERALD has enlisted for the
war, 10 secure II system Of public
schools for Dallas that will he an hon
or to the city, and - proof Of genuine
progress, for mere trade or business
progress, unaccOmpanied by Il cores
pOnding advancement in education
and social elevation, will not answer
the requirements Of the age. We sUg-
grst, then, that meeting take
place Mt the Courthouse on Saturday
night to consider the ways and means
of inaugurating free schools. Every
parent, citizen and property holder is
directly interested in this matter. Let
there be none of the lukewarmuess and
indifference about this matter that has
been ~ fatal to other movements.
Act ON action action
The HERALD suggests that Bishop
Garrett, Rev. A. u. Smith, Prof Scales,
Rev. Mr. Drane, General II. NJ, Gano,
Rev. Mr.. Daniels, Rev. Mr.. Carhart,
Judge Bultord, Judge Barksdole, Olin
Welborn, Esq General Cabell, Colonel
w. +. Hughes, Captain J. l.. Leonard,
Mr.. John Kerr, Alfred Davis, W. G.
Conner, Alex. Sanger, Colonel Il. G.
McLure, G, NJ. Swinl, Esq, Drs. Car
rington, Thruston, Locke, Wiley,
Hughes, Lee, Graham, Crowdus, john
ston, Capt, IIurwood, w, II. Castor,
G. NJ. Wheat, Col. Grillis, w. l.. Wads-
worth, w, j. Clark, Il. B. Bryan, +,
d. Blake, G. S. Mitchell, \, B. Norton,
T.. a, McNair, j, B. Scruggs, A. Nj.
Cochran, Richard Morgan, Col. j. NJ,
Stemmons and }. ID. keriooi, be re-
quested to attend the public school
meeting on Saturday night, ut the
Courthouse and assist in the work of
putting the bail in motion.
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where and why?

This question is often heard on our streets,
and from facts well known To those who
have visited tho establishment, IL seems nj
most n miracle 10 hnd every one who has
invested ut the New York Clothing House
speak SO highly of the house. Their coming
among us in the very dullest season of the
yenr, the extremely large stock they carry,
the vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear, where
are they found? They come from New York,
Of the large manufacturing establishment of
A. Steinberg go, 81 Walker street. And
why can they command such trnde? They
are importers and manufacturers OF all they
sell, aud make 1t II matter of importance to
let every body find out that what they sell IS
the best and lowest in price, and have no
opposition in the city Of Dallas, for they are
daily represented In the b st market of the
United States, where, with cash, they can
Ind many opportunities for proper invest
ments. This house is located at SOB Elm
street, Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
from far and near can lay In their supplies
at exact New York prices. Special lines of
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes and Notions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-03


We, the undersigned r''H'na Of The Ni'y OF
Dallas, TIL, pleasure N IN! i'g that We have
kuowuu. ". Rice, now ana e policeman
for some time, AMI have the utmost conn
dcnce IN his integrity and while acting as
an officer did his duty failhIully and honor'
ably. And We believe him incapable OF Of
ncial corruption. This we state IN Justice to
Mr. Rice;
WI Murphy, I l. MarsRlIs, l. NanderhulS,i
l. InrOpr, W Hammond, Ed dnlgrn ltoDell
Dnuurtly, Rudolph AXmnn, 4 T. CWNiord
" l. dubb, + Z Clark, JSkiles Runt AlAlh-
yon T. lnylo', Il u smith VIM gum,
Cleveland Parker j II Pierce, Jouh ahu
Wm Shou, W CGOrdOu, q " Campbell IL
Harris WC Whitcman, II Ii n.ckey, VIM
Mckinley, Sam Squircs, " u Myers, u
Walton, Charles Abbott q " MuOllscy, NJ
j 4 llarcom, W G Engcrs, John W Ihomp-
son, 4 Carter, q II Jones, Graft CASTOR, q
K lleniy o b Day. W y Young, a Libby, q
\ tigs Il phillips, Il q Patton, NJ
Payne, NJ V b Hook, W IL Marion, j I Browny
: Ii Peury, A 4 Grimes, G II l|rumley, L. II
Bell. 4 Bowling, John McGo0lm, Ar
mold, Ed r Eakn, W II Robertson, W Me
Uullum, Rubt Dufe, Nat lturfOrd, IL y Cow
art, Luke Dunn, re Obrnchain, a NJ Coch-
ran, NJ smith, VIM NJ COnnell, Ed Brow
der, J II Brown, q IL Bromlee, Julius Roy er
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So


The term dollar says AppletOn's is
Of German origin. During the year
l5l7-26 the Count Schlick, under Il
right Of mintage conferred by the EN-
peror Sigismund in 1877 upon thier
house, caused to be struck a series of
silver coins of ounce weight and
worth about lib cents of our money.
These peiccs were coined at Joachims-
thai, n mining town of Bohemia and
came 10 be known in circulation as
JOdchiDlSHdd'Cr and then for shortness,
Mdttr; ard this name for coins and
mOney of account has been
widely used in the German
states ever since. Some German
scholars derive the Huir from
talcrt, which in the middle ages
designated u pound of gold. In Nor.
way and Sweden we find the d0lCy, and
in Spain the daicro, the Spanish dol
lar, which for centuries figured so con-
spicuously in the commerce of the
world. II was the Spanish pillar dol
lar (called also the miled dollar, from
its millededgc), that was taken rs the
basis of the United States coinage and
money of account. The best known
variety of Spanish dollar was the pillar
dollar, 80 called from the two pillars on
its reverse, representing the "pillars of
Hercules" the ancient name Of the
promonitorie5 at the strait OF Gibral-
tai. The rude imitation Of these pill
lars in writing, connecting them by "A
scroll, is said to have been the original
Of the dollar mark (S). Another eX-
PLANTATION is that as the dollar con-
sisted of eight rcdis Is II being stamped
upon it the mark Has designed to
stand for the 'piece of eight as the
dollar was commonly called, the two
vertical lines being employed to dis,
tinguish it from the figure ..
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Groceries ana Delivery Wagons n
FA +. Speciality. .....
HORTICULTURE AND POMOLOGY'

The second annual exhibition and reunion
or the Texas state horticultural and pomo.
logical association will take place I'm the
city OF Houston, on the 10th day of AupnSt
next. The various committees are at Work
making preparations which will result In
the grandest exhibition of Its character ever
given in the South. ''e'
The various lines of railroads centerjng n f,
Houston Will Issue Excursion Tickets. ibe
Express Company will carry all packages tor
exhloition free, and the Hutchins liousn
Exchange Hotel and Essen House will 20,
duce their rates one third for the occlat,on.
Interesting and pleasing additions will This
year DE made TO the exhibition.
The Association IN rs vet too younu IN o,for
premiums, except OF honorable mention In
view OF MS fact, great many special IRE.
NUNS VIII DO offered by gentlemen or
Houston, all OF which will be published II,
uue time. All entries will be free ana MI
mission free. As the grand atm OF this Asao-
.iatlon IS 70 encourage diversity OF produc.
uon' ls exhibition VIII embrace any descrlp.
tion OF home products that NAV be sent ~
~ displayed, together with lis speciaIties az
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