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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-13
Ct. Mays Orphan Boys Asylum.
K1mBIr1oN AND D1srNBUrIoN OF rRrv,,,.

Last Sunday evening the doors of tbs r,..
deserving institution were thrown oman ~
those of its friends and benefactors who v,.h.s
to witness the annual exhibition and distp;hn
ton of premiums. At an early hour yiaito,.
began to drop in, and while waiting for tha
commencement of the exercises spent the ,;,,.
in chatting pleasantly with the little ipna,..
or in examining the different parts Of A.
establishment under those most oblipin, y,
chaperones, the Sisters, Fathers Chase s,,
Blatterer and Mr.. Victor Sere. Among tbo..
present we noticed Rev. Fathers Duval. B,ano.
Gsrin, de Ia Peichardiere, s.. M, Heslin FIana.
gan, Chapuis, LIE Cozic, Ozann, Boudard. Ho,
w. B. Koontz, DR.. Emile Doumeinp, Mess,.
Anton Schwartz, P. Bradley, Thomas Wilt,
A. Stuart, A. Benedict, Jos. Rice, d ]. D,nn
8. F. Colbus and Mr.. Ruch. OF the Directo,.
of the Asylum were present Hon. I. Wharton
Collens, o. Do Armas and Victor Sere. Amon,
the ladies, besides the families of the pent,s
men above mentioned, was Mme Melville Sonia
one of the most munifcent benefactors of tba
boys.
At 7 o'clock the exhibition commenced in +sa
large dining hall, which had been fitted m
with stage, scenery, etc. We give the
PROGRAMME:
Overture-Maroh prof. Duncan Brass Band
Landing Of Columbus.
In Two Scenes.
Columbus j ohm Marshall
Pedro and Rodriguez Lieutsnants,
Ed. Byrnes and VIM REILLY
Dan Delaney Chas. Drottsr Richard Cresiy
and John COonsy
Indians. Geo. Meunis Chsi
Independence of the United States.
Scenes of the Continental Congress
Arrival Of Lafayette.
Meeting of Washington and Lafayette
John Hancock President of Congress. .Chas Ruh
Jonn ADAMS. Ed Byrnea
Sauuei AoArls. w N. Reilly
Dickinson, of Pennsylvania Dan Delaney
Rutiedge, OF south Carolina John Coonsy
Livingston, OF New York. Richard Creey
Richard Henry Lee, of Virginia. .Chss Drollar
" SsnlnRton- -------- W. Riely
Louisiana in 1915.
zen. jackson Ed. Byrnes
1antte Richard Greedy
Grand Combination TnbIe1u
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At the earnest request of q number Of pat
riotic Irishmen and practical Total Abstainers,
we copy the following letter which appeared
in recent number of the New York I'ish
Uor75
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-13
CAN WE DO THIS FOR IRELAND

Tho Irish National Temperance Union Recently
Formed A Test for Many tcho Profess to be
READY to Sacrifice EUen Life Itself for Ireland
ihe Worlds Respect as scelI as Irelands Free
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-30
R,,l E,lnls For saIo and Es0hlnne.

We have eighty thousand acroa OF unim'
proved western lands for sale NJ prlcos rnngl
Ing from sl.OO 10 5000 por acre, Also soyera-
improved farms In Dallas and adjoining
counties. Six pieces OF desirable city prop
orty for sale or exchange for farming lands,
Our list of city property for sale contains
some OF the most desirable residences ana
building lots In the city. We can sell OF
trade for merchandise 2,l7i acres OF heavily
tlmbered land on tho East Fork OF Trinity
river. The timber IL principally bois d nrc
and very valuable. We onor at bargain 10
acres OF land near tho Fair Grounds, which
ia daily increasing In value, and n rare
chance for good Investment.
JOHN l., COOK n co.,
Real Estate Agents, opposite Loarand hotel
maybe
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Centennial IlnII.

A grand centennial ball viii be given
at the Commonwealth College, Lively
Hall building, Tuesday evening, July
4th, 1876, under the auspices of the
citizens Of Dallas and the young ladies
aud gentlemen students of the college.
The proceeds will be appropriated to
the purchase of uniforms for the Com
monwealth Silver Band. The instru-
ments of this band were imported from
Europe, and cost more than those
owned by any other musical organiza-
ton In the State. A majority OF the
band are students of the college and
known residents of our city, well
worthy of the liberal encouragement
of all good citizens.
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MCCORMICK Drain n,nders.

Mr.. Obler, living twelve miles north
OF Dallas, on the Mckinney road has
the reputation OF being the most sue
cessful wheat grower In north Texas,
after looking the whole field OF Reap
ers, Binders, etc, over he bought a
Mccormick Harvester and Binder, and
II Mccormick Advance, and hls Me-
CormIcS Binder proves to complete a
SUCCESS and 40 much Of Il curiosity that
ho has quite rush OF people from
town who ARE anxious to see
the machine that Is to
work n complete revolution
In wheat raising. The Mccormick
binder is 30 arranged that even u boy
can work 1t successfully in light, heavy,
Iodgy, tangled, ar any sort OF grain,
and do good work, and Mr., Obier was
working 1t with two mules only.
These improvements made by such
n house IA McCormicks our farmers
and business men want to make note
of--this Is what we need in Texas
right nop,
Mr.. Obler has six hundred and fifty
acres of grain to harvest this year on
his different farms.
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HonorabIy Acquitted.

Policemen Rice aud Mcdonnell, Of
the new police force, were brought be-
fore the Police Board Saturday, upon
a charge of indiscretion or dereliction
of duty. The charges were not sus-
tanned, and the men were honorably
acquitted. The citizens at the Union
Depot and neighLorhood, where Po-
licemen Rice and Mcconnell have
been on duty since they were appoint
ed as night watchmen, report that they
have performed their duty to the salts
faction of them all, and that they are
vigilant, polite and reliable. THE HER
AID notes this as matter Of justice to
two faithful officers.
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TnE PIONEER 0LUh
La,est From nhe manifestations
Region,

hehioh'
Messrs. June Peak, late CITY Mar
shal, w. q. SteTett, attorney at law,
william Levy, merchant Young u
Levy, aud Mr.. w, II. Crolier, return
cd last night from three weeks trip
Into the northwestern part OF the
State, They went on u grand hunt
aud had splendid sport aud good
time generally, game Of all sorts being
abundant, They penetrated about Two
hundred and sixty miles, us far rs
ThrockmOrton, Clay aud Archer ooun-
ties, 10 Beaver creek, aud ylslted the
scene OF tho gallant General Van
Dorn'a fight with the Indians,
They saw no Indians themselves,
but bring news Of a recent fight seven
ty.6yo miles beyond Henrietta be-
tween a small party Of whites and In
dlans, In which one white man, "A wag'
oner from Fort Sill, WINS killed. They
represent the country M u very beau"
tlful one, Astounding In game and ~
aliordng great future for farming
and stock raising, The range IL fine
and the scenery and water courses,
very picturesque.
This Is the third trip these gentle
men have made into that valley OF
Vlrglnla kind Of country. They pro-
pose this fall TO go out ngaln, aud an'
tlcIpate having another royal time
The whole party are fearfully sun
burnt, but barring this enhancement
Of their personal pulchrltude, have
fattcned up wonderfully. Roughing 1t
seems TO have agreed with them all.
They all brought their scalps back
with them, but sad to relate, had no
opportunity Of lifting any hair while
In their happy hunting grounds.
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tlonery, printers material anu notions
all 20 be sold oHEAp al Reed ~ Lath'
rop's, bOb Main street, I'D.
--l'nE HERALD publishes daily mar
kot reports fronl New Orleans, Now
York, b. Louis, Chicago and i'nltl'
more, Ave OF tho leading commercial
cenlers Of tho Union. This h OF great
Importance 10 the active, wlde'awake
merchants OF North Texas We VIII
also publish hereafter, tho London ANA
Liverpool markets Of tbs day preyions'
--oDo yon know now" said he,
nthat I'd like 10 90 10 the Centennial,
aud II / could give my father any OK
ouso for going, no would furnish me
the money! "Toll him." said she,
"that you want to 70 To finish your
education When q plqnant little
beauty strikes u fellow with lightning
In this sort Of way, there II no proteo'
ton but In wearing lightning rod.
We had occasion 10 call on Mes
DANES bush and Ramsay q few days
ago, not TO have dress made or 10 buy
q fancy bonnet, or false hair or box
oflllly white, not for all that we only
happened to drop In. We found every
thing mn neat M n pin and IA select M
assortment Of the most fashionable
dress aud millinery goods oyorbrolghl
10 Dallas. 10 the ladies we say give
them call. See card,
Bishop Garrett closed tho services
ut 81. Matthew's cathedral on Sunday
night, with some very forclble and
Filthy remarks touching the duty OF
churchmen. In tho morning he gave
notice that he had directed that tho
cathedral bell should not be rung nj
night, ~ II would disturb the dedlca'
ton services OF the jewish Synagogue
next do0r--a piece OF delicate consld-
Grafton and courtesy very characterIs'
tic OF this noble type OF the christian
gentleman and liberal minded divine.
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LOCAL BREyITIES.

--0ne hundred reams tissue paper al
Reed q Lathrops at So rs q am.-Ad
The suit for libel of G. q. do Grott
VS.. l. II. Davis Is being tried by Justlc,
Peak.
Read DR.. Fairchild's advertise
ment In another column headed Pri
vate Matters.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, 500
Main street.-Ad.
The first five miles of the Dallas
and Wichita Railway will be- finished
In two weeks and one hundred miles
by September ], 1876. TITS well.
MIR. G. w. Christian desires In n
public manner to thank all those who
have been 30 kind In aiding him in
this the time of need.
The San Jacinto Park band was
organized to-day with Professor Bauer
Us instructor, and II bids fair to be the
band Of the city Of Dallas.
The weather continues fine for
harvesting, aud the farmers are as
busy as beavers In the wheat field.
The yield Is enough to make glad their
hearts.
Mr.. John Clements, Of Kentucky,
10 now In the county, prospecting with
O view Of settling here. To such men
as Mr.. Q. The HERALD will always ex-
tend q warm welcome.
There were more business
stirs than usual at this time
OF the year yerterday, and our
merchants are ready for the farmers rs
soon as wheat commences coming In.
If you are going to Cheyenne
Springfield, Neosho, Vinlta or New
Orleans, and want to save money, go
to Jahnson q Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
and buy your ticket. They buy tickets
to all points.-Ad.
Tickets to New York, Washing
ton, Cheyenne, Kansas City, Parsons,
Vinita and Springfield for sale cheap
by Johnson 4 Manget, LeGrand
Hotel. They also buy and sell rail-
road tickets to oil polnts.--Ad.
--DeStefano Bros, No. sis MAINS
have just received fifty boxes Of choice |
Messina oranges and lemons, also
large stock Of nuts, candles and tropical
fruits, which they offer to the trade at |
the lowest prices.--Ad.
Charley, o negro boy about fifteen
years of age, living at Mrs. Turner's,
corner Of Market street and Pacific
avenue, was accidentally drowned In
the Trinity, near the railway bridge,
Sunday morning. A coroner's inquest
found the usual verdict.
Those croquet sets are selling fast, |
but more are on the way; also choice
and late books just from the press; also |
constantly arriving, all kinds Of sta.
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Honorable l.. Il. Dahony of Paris Is
In the city.
Mr.. A. ID. Johnson will be off to the
Centennial in few days.
Major Helm still lies In very criti-
cal condition al his residence.
ID. I. Bledsoe, Esq, prominent
member Of the Cleburne bar has been
In our city several days as lay dele
gate to the Episcopal Annual Convoca-
ton and returns home to-day.
Mr.. Thomas Simpson, a brother of
our esteemed chief who went out with
General Byrne's Texas and Pacific
land surveying party, has returned
after several months Of life beyond
the frontier, improved in health vastly.
Mr.. Evans the accomplished por-
trait and frescoe painter has reason to
feel gratifled could he have heard the
praise bestowed upon his beautiful
work In the Jewish Synagogue.
Professor Bauer, organist of the Jew
ish Synagage, was the recipient yes
terday OF handsome gold headed
cane, with the inscription: presented
to Professor Bauer by the choir Eman-
uel, May 20, 1857 A worthy cempli-.
ment to a worthier musician and COM
poser. w !
Mrs. Wheaton, Cwife Of Major whea.
don, late Of the LeGrand hotel, and
the present proprietor Of the Beersheba
Springs, Tennessee,) who has been dam
gerously Ill, was somewhat easier yes.
terday evening, and hopes are enter
tanned OF her recovery. a isii |
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rne Elevator aud Compress Company.

The machinery for the grain eleva-
tor is being rapidly put in position, as
Is that of the new cotton compress ad-
joining. The houses now occupied by
the ground which is to form the cotton
yard will be removed Mt once and the
brick work for the wall around COM
menced. Mr.. Stare, the superinten-
dent of the elevator, and Mr.. Rainey,
the superintendent of the compress,
are each experienced and practical
men, and will soon shave their respec-
tive institutions ready for action.
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ADN1rss ION T-pEE


TRUSTEES ALE.-By virtue OF certain
l. deed of trust,.executed on the 2ist dny Of
january, A. ID. 1870 TO me as Trustee, by w
ID. jackson and wife, to secure A. Meizler in
the payment of a certain promissory note
for the sum Of one thousand dollars
which said note became due on Ihe
2lst day of May, 1875, (see book n
pages 4 and a, Dallas County Records
OF Deeds, Bonds, etc.), | will Sell on
ON Wednesday, the 2lst day of June, A. II
county OF Dallas, to the highest bidder. for
cash IN hand, the following described real
and personal property ,to-wit: A certain tract
of land, situated ON Duck. creek i'm Dallas
county, Texas, being lot No. Q, out OF east
half OF section No. 20, a part of the estate of
Susan Keen, deceased, Also, another tract
on the waters OF said creek, about IL miles
north, 20 east from Dallas, being part of "A S2o
acre survey, patented to A. NJ. Keen, both Of
said tracts containing eighty acres of land.
Also, certain steam grist mill, situated on
said land, together with the engines, burrs
and machinery belonging thereto. Also. n
certain stock OF goods, wares and merchan-
disc, In q certain store-room upon said prem
ises. Also, two sorrel horses, is hands biph.
ana Studebaker wagon.
maySO-3t q. EBLEN, Trustee,
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Death.

The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Littlehnle were very much panied to
learn yesterday morning Of the death
of their infant child, which occurred
at tho San Jacinto hotel. The child
had been III for some days and only
recently arrived with his mother from
Boston. The funeral took place last
evening. THE HERALD extends TO the
bereaved parents its sympathies in this
their hour OF allllction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-30

Our contemporary, The Weekly In.
telligencer, recognizing the necessity
for first class evening paper as q want
long needed, has commenced the pub.
LEGATION Of an evening edition. With
three evening papers and two Of them
long needed wants, there will be no
lack OF spicy news for the million
every evening. The Intelligencer is
little, but as full Of news rs u pod Of red
pepper Is Of fire.
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A New Change In the Hotel business.

~ AsV" 'u ahc
Mr.. l.. G. Parker and Il. b. Hayes
have purchased an one-half interest In
the Union hotel, East Dallas, with Mr..
Cleveland. These gentlemen are ia.
vorably known in our community, be-
ing connected with some of our lead
ing merchants. The Union hotel now
deserves the hearty support of our citi-
zens and boarding public, as 1t is not
only upon q solid basis, but has, by the
practical hotel experience Of Mr.. Cleve.
land, won for itself the reputation of q
ilrst-class hotel, and the charges being
only two dollars per day proves con-
clusively that these gentlemen are
willing to live up to the old adage,
"Live and let live.n--
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Religious Notice.

A protraoted meeting is now In pro
gress at the Christian Church, con.
Quoted by the pastor. Preaching every
night at eight o'clock. During the
meeting the following subjects will be
discussed: "Religion-What Is It?'
1.-THE Law of the Spirit of Life" "Con-
version" Baptism of the Holy
Spirit" "rhe Work of the Spirit In
Conversions" "Divine and Human
Agency in Religion" "The Unity OF
the Church," "Reconciliation;n IRE
generation or the New Birth" "Moral
and Positive Law" "The Church of
Christ-Its Foundation" All are re-
spectfully invited to attend these meet
ings. Come, and we will do you good.
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Professor Bauer has organized a
band to perform at the San Jacinto
Park on Sundays, and tho proprietors,
II will be seen by reference to the ad-
vertisemcnt elsewhere, have engaged
additional talent, and this popular re-
sort will continue to grow In favor and
patronage.
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practical Surveying.

The young men of Dallas who may
wish to have a thorough, practical
knowledge Of surveying, are invited to
call and see +. A. Whitescarver upon
that subject. Room No. s, Dallas In.
tirmary.-Ad.
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MoonIIght ricnic.

Invitations are out for large and
select moonlight picnic at Longs Lake
on Friday night next Weather per-
hitting, 1t will eclipse everything of
the kind heretofore giveH.
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Mrs, 10. TyncS, Ois Main street Is now In
her now and elegant store, with the nnehl
stock OF NIL tho latest nyles millinery goods
over brought 10 this city. She N also daily
receiving new goods from the Fast
may7 dim
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by request OF the ladies OF Dallas, Mr., \.
Iralaon, the Main street Millinery and Inn
porting House, has ordered, received and
now has on exhibition II lot OF black, white
and brown straw turbans NJ reasonable
prices, mayisdtf
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In retiring take pleasure In thanking my
friends for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 me, and solicit a continuance OF
the same for my successor II. L. LYLE
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Ladies' call and zee the beautiful stylcs
daily arriving, and being sold lower than Al
any other house In the city, at old Main
street. mayll-d3mos
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State Occupation Fax Notice,

All persons in arrears with the State 70
Occupation Tax, will look to their interest
by coming forward without further delay,
and make payment, MS this tax will be col
lected strictly In accordance with law.
W. II, PRATIIER, Tax Collector.
Dallas, May Q, 1876 may9-dlmo
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An entertainments from parties WIN
vholn We have no account, must DO fAiD
All adyertlsementA must DO handed IN DO.
fore y, NJ, 10 Insure Insertion 10 the peA'
"Zil Job Work, except 10 parties with
whom we have current aoo0nhtA, must pe
YAID ron on DELIVERY,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cola Baths at wilson's, No
ilA Elm street DECIDEDLY
Notice,

The regular annual meeting of the stock.
holders OF The Dallas Herald Printing Com
pany will be held ut the Exchange Bank In
the city of Dallas, Monday afternoon at
o'clock. for the purpose OF electlng Directors
for the ensuing year. by order Of the Presl-
dent, W. l.. MALONE, Secretary.
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surgeon and Physician. ofice, No. iO7 Main
street, mp stairs, Room No. ., whore he viii
BIO found atall hours, both day and night.
Ian2l-dtf
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DIR. FAIRUHILD is the only Pbvs,o,ar l.,
Texas who treats exclusively, and cnfas
where all others fail every form of secret an.
eases OF ootn sexes, where skill and expert
ence is required. Ladies' can consult the
Doctor on ali private and delicate troubles
Eases ana correspondence sacredly confiden.
uai. Charges moderate and within reach ~
all. Medicines with full instructions tor
uslngl sent 10 any part OF the country nv
mail or express secure from observation.
noung men, middle. aged and Old man
who are suffering from that mind barrow,
ing ana body destroying disease, Seminal
Meakness, brought on by indiscretions Of
youth and exeesses OF mature age, which en-.
tiIeIy UNITS the sufferer for marriage or hn.
CHILD. SN''u " VI AIN
Remember the place, corner Main ana
foydras streets. Ifyou can not come wri,a
.,a address letters, DIR. FAIRCHILD, Dallas
=, Consultations ,lsali, in Person Gbyktta Tree.
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Dissolution.

The copartnership existing between the
undersigned, under the firm name OF Il. r,
Lyle, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, ", T.. Lyle retiring. L. j. Keeton
viii continue the business under his own
late hrm II, z. LYLE,
III. KEETON.
Dallas Texas, May 10Th, 1875.
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Mr.. Sam Boyd, the leading compress
cotton man of New Orleans, who has
been visiting our city and vicinity
several days, left for home last night.
He expressed himself delighted with
the thrift, enterprise and progress of
Dallas and the beauty and fertility of
the surrounding country.
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"NanrfI.,,

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuraigia-at Hosklns &
Howelps drug store, Dsllas..--Ad.
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Wanted

TO exchange vacant lots In city for horses,
mulos or oxen. Address Lock Box 'Ha' Fort
Worth. mhya'ulm
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Chip hats nj 81 80 zach, in every styles and
color ats. Iralson's. 5li Main street.
mayll-dAmOg
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The Great Summer Sale Of Fine Ready
Made Cl0lhiTg
30 Days. 30 Days!! 30 Days'!!
AT THE
New York Clothing House

We are under many obligations 10 the CIV
liens of Dallas aud surrounding country ioi
the very liberal support Ihty have EXTENDED
toward us during our stay here, ANA ~ Oruei
nv One and all OF our former idens, we SUI
adhere 10 the motto, quick sales and small
'FRONT.' We have this day made u c0mces-
sion, and for the next Thirty Days, VIII re-
oelve from our NV York Manufacturing
establishment, all the necessnrles ol tllo seh,
son, 1no clothing light underwear, boots and
shOoH, and "a combined new assortment OF
elegant gents furnishing goods, The STOCK
viii be offered at great reduction from our
lo mer efforts, aud must bring CONVICTION TO
the assertions made, that me new loIk
Clothing House, IL the lowest price clothing
house In Texas. may2I'U
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DALLAS tExAs.

TUESDAY MORNING iiIijIM MAY 80
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ONE THAT CAN NOT Be REFu7ED
IT'S PLAIN BUT YET TRUE

Owing the extreme dull times and scarcity Of mopov
are determined TO Goods down lower than ever was
Texas. II IL for competitors tell You
will Goods "cheaper than ms, for IL Is Impossible M
facilities for purchasing equal IL not superior 10
this section M we buy only from Importers Manuc
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9ailg 4srald.
r.,yoA,LY HERALD

SnI be lousa sn .ssIa ~ tho news.
boys on all o. alas ~ ns
ssands ar si,s Lea rand, san Jaein'o
and Lamar hotels,