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Accident az Phoenix MiIIs.

~ some miShap, yesterday morn
ing, switch engine on the Texas and
Pacific road backed stock ear into
the Phoenix Mills, tearing away two
sections OF shafting, carrying with
them their pulies, betting, shutters, au-
gers, etc, and making IKE wood of the
large trusses TO which they Were sus-
pcnled. Fortunately none of the
wnrkmrn engaged in running the ma
chimes 10 tho time were hurt.
Captain Grove, who has been con-
fined to his bed since SUNDAY, was
present, aud superintendent the clear
ing away Ofthe debris and removal vi
the intruding car, and in twenty min
utcs had the shop machinery under
full headway again, aud that, too,
without "curs.ory" remarks. may
hayo been, however, because he felt
his inability to do the subject Justice
MI q, L. Mclris, foreman, add
Gorge Moore, machmist, of the plan
ing department, then took the wreck
in hard, and by dark last evening had
three out of four OF their machines
ready for work, and hope by Tuesday,
to have the balance of the shattmg up,
the roof and end Of the mill repaired
aud all ~ good as new.
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LOCAL BRi2VITIEs.

The health of the city was ueye,
better than it 10 just now. .
One hundred reams tissue paper NJ
Reed d Lathrop at - 20 II ream. 49, All,
-rHave your watches and iewelrv
repaired and warranted at Webb's, sos
Main street I'D.
On Sunday afternoon the Dallas
and Mutual Clubs play at the Blood
Stock Association Grounds.
On the third Monday in June the
County Council invite all Oranges in
North Texas to meet In Dallas.
Mr., Burton, our acoommodo.'
telegraph manager, left =" mo
..st night for
nv "a, We won't tell.
:. Donnelly, OF Illinois, is erect
Ing u substantial two story iron front
building ON Elm street, opposite the
Dollur StuTe.
There will be- trial of n Woods
Harvester, with Locke's selt-binder at
tached, at the farm Of Major John
Eakin tomorrow IE&F ANEF
There Is perceptiole dimlun ition
otthes floating and loahng element
since the extension of the road west
has become liked fact.
The Evening Mall has engaged in
the thankless task VI reforming
munlcipaishort comings. Missionary
work isalways hard work. W%
The suggestion of Judge Good
substituting q basket dinner for 4
barbecue on Of the Fourth OF Suly, Is Il
very good one, aud should be adopted
The arrivals at the hotels indicate
very fair amount of travel for this
season OF the year. Persons seeking
Investments aud homes continue tc
come by every train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

Law ana Land ONCE 500 elm street, over
Blake and jenkins, We offer for sale nnd
exchange and lease lands ia Dallas, benton,
Wlae, Montague, drayson, Rockwell. KauI
man, Hill. Navarro, IAmpnsi,s, Comanchc,
Coleman, Young, ThoGk aertOn and Clay
counties Our facilities for locating lands
are excellent We have Beveral improved
farms In Dallns county for Halo at bargains;
also some very desirable city property. Il
you arc looking lor land glyo us call We
examine titles, furnish abstracts ana make u
specially Of legal business connected with
real estate. Messrs. Graves and Dibble, Of
our arm, nre ppoticihg attorneys, aud Will
give prompt attention 10 ali legal business
entrusted 10 them. mnyG
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

In sparsey settled districts, where medical
aid Is often dihicult and sometimes impossi-
ole TO obtain, It Is extremely desirable ror
families TO have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Beiug widely com.
preheus'Vr m tts curative operation, perfect
Is pure understanding and recommended
10y the medical faculty, udolpho WolG'e
Schledum Aromatic SchnoPps possesses an
the requisites Of a family medicine.
marldSWly ~
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Jon WOrL

Tue Herald onice is now receiving large
eonsIgnmentS Of job papers Of an descrp-
ton, and asks M examination ofprIces and
quality. BIZ Heads white and colOrea) Let
ter HoRds, Note IIoads, Statements, cards,
Circulars, Etc, printed 40 cheap as the
cheapest anu nentcr than the Icatcst. Bring
In your orders and get the benefit yf our
summer Prices
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MARKETS. BX TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK, June MONEY 2 to 3per cent.
Custom receipts S26LuOO. Assistant Treas
nrers disbusements, Sil,UOG, llearings, sli0,-
0OO,0O0.
Sterling exchange firm; sixty days, 81 81.
do sight, 81 49,.
Gold opened At ll2ssI advanced to llaJa and
closed ut ll2N.
Borrowing rates per cent Loans to 8
per cent aud Hat.
Government bonds dim.
Stats securities quiet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

An advertisements rom parties with
whom we have no account. must be PAID
All advertisements must be handed In DO.
foro r. NJ, TO insure insertion IN lhe heh'
days issue, -,
Al job Work, except 10 parties win
whom we have current accounts, must ne
pAID ron ON DELIVERY.
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Partisan Millinery Store.

Mrs' E. Tynes, 0l2 Main street, IN now IN
nor now and elegant store, with the fines
STOCK OF all the latest syles millinery good,
ever brought to this city. She Ia also dan,
receiving new goods from the East.
IuilNyy,II,,
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ny request the ladies of Dallas, MIR. Il.
i", '' .h' Main street Millinery and Inn
porting House. has ordered, received npd
NOW mas on exhibition lot of black, white
"hu Drown straw turbanB at reasonnhl,
prices. ,'''''|
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Picnic.

The Floyd Street Sunday School pic
Ito to-day from eight to four o'clock
p. NJ, under the care of Mr.. w. g.
CLARK, the superintendent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

The Herald has just received a Rrge MS
sortment OF "Centemim Cards and print
them to order ut - hundred-reductlon on
larger orders. call onrly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

house aud lot ON Sycamore street; eight
roonai well finished; good well and cislern;
good stable, with line of pipe running from
well TO stable. wan sell for one half cash,
one-hall In one ana two years, with lntores
or will take two or three li9rsB or mule teams
in'pnrt payment Apply ~ ny reGdence on
sycamore street j. q DENT.
IunelO.dgW
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n"iE'on ana fhysloleu. ONCE, No 30! Main
"'eot' up stairs, Room No. B. whore n, viii
"e round at all hours, both day and n,pbt
ian9l-dtt e'''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

"hA'hs room for now goods Gent. n fur.
"iShihB goods at sacrifice, Mt the New York
Clothing House. innoIn.',,,
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j. g. Booth q Co.

NuclioneerS, 100 elm street, Au,tlon .olo,
every day. Buys aud sells sec mi INN, n,.
"ilore, horses, ponies, etc. moyIG.dtr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

Ladies call and SEQ tho beautiful STYLES.
uai'y arriving, ana being sold lower than nt
"ny o"isf mousse In tho city, ut 6li Main
may ll-d3mUs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10
PREFERRED SPECIALS.


Notice.
DALLAS, Texas, June D, 1875.
To all who are indebted to John g., Il, " W.
j. Williams, of the firm of John q. Becker
Co.!
W. J, Williams having sold out 10 W. H.,
Best, you are hereby notified not 10 pay ANY
money to John q. Becker d Co.
j. q. Becker,
iuns0-d3t W. II. BEST.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Centennial Cards.

Mot mad cola baths al wilson's, No
ala Elm street. DECIDEDLY
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Iunsl0-d3t


Call ut the Now York Clothing House Tor
bargains In white shirts. Junel0-dlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

Ats' iralson, 5I4 Main street, for the next
M4Iy days, VIII sell my entire atoos OF
summer Millinery Good twenty Ave per
cent loss than importing figures, In order To
make room for Fall stock. This reduction
Includes trimmed nv well nv uutrtmm,d
s'ous' come ana mtlSiy yourselves of the
iaet' All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended to. Turban and Centennial hints
'''' 'o'oi'cu' nayi0-tf
Another great reduction al tho Nav y,rL
''o'h'hs mouse Summer clothing at cost.
jnnelO-dlt
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OFFICE 3Ol MAIN STREET.
Wanted

TWO furnished rooms. WITH articles for
n'GSoEecp'ngi must b. within ilyu Dloc!ts OF
IN" corner OF Austin and Elm slrprfs, Al
dress w HEEALn UJica. innrI0.d1t
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DALLAS TEX AS.

SATURDAY MORNING :::;: JUNE 10.
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1ailg gerald.
r,.v nAny HERALD

WiII BIO found o. ssIe by the nsws
boys ON all H aims OF tbe IeMns
stands nj Inc Leg rand, ban Jacint"
and Lamar hotels,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-10

NuluOul bonus hllput'
Stock opened firm, advanced d, tp'. du D..
inp tno laat hour, under brgnls m ONO end
large selling movement TIC advance OF
his morning WINS lost iu most cases mud
inc market closed NJ about ul nins hNuir'
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-08

ii The selection of tho Hor. L. G.
G.. Lamar for United States Senator
by the Democrats of Mississippi is
1T once a guarantee to the state and
to tho country at large. Mr.. Nor
toms malignity will hardly be able
to keep the Liberal statesman out
of his seat. Col. Lamar is the EN-
bodiment of the centennial spirit, a
representative of progress, reconcil-
iation and peace in their most sub
stantial forms. An orator Of the
first-class, q scholT of unusual
breadth and depth, a ready and
trained dcbater, he will carry Mis-
sissippi back to her old place as q
leader in national councils. That
such man should be the pick OF
the Mississlppians upon the occa-
sion of their assumption of respon-
sible self-governmcnt is another in
dication of the temper of the South.
1t is the Republican party that is
unrelenting, that learns nothing
and forgcts nothing-Courier-Jou Jour-
nal. 5 8
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-08

Our friends, Messrs. Power &
Barksdale of the Clarion, have re.
ceived the appointment of official
printer for the state. We congrat-
ulate them upon their well dcserv-
ed success. We are snrc the .ques-
ton of economy was not considered
by our Legislators when they made
the appointment, but that it was
done as a matter of right and JUS
tice. This is as it should be, and
the taxpayers will not complain.
How different it is in Canton? A
Democratic Board OF Aldermen re-
qulre the party organ, the organ
that has fought the battle through,
to compete with an organ chat was
arrayed against the people an d
their interest, and that would still
be arrayed against them, had not
Democracy triumphed.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-08


Referring to tho fact that cotton
mill is doing = profitable husincss ~
Jaynesville, Wiscousin, Colman'.
Rural World aptly asks if enter.
prlses Of that kind can make money
away up Wisconsin, so far Az ay
from the cotton fields, why cam
they make it in Arkansas, or Mis-
sissippi, or other Southern States
We have a miIder climate and orr
water don't get frozen up in winter,
We arc where cotton is raised and
can get it from first hands, and havc
very little, if any, freight to pay
We have tho food to supply tho III
Dor as cheap as any where in ths
world. We mus. establish cotton
mills at home. We eau compete il
manufacturing with any other soc
ton. We want to build nm Oul
towns, invite population, aud sup
ply the laborers with all the neccs
saries OF life. Home markets arc
tho best markets.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-08

We. guess, when all of the newly
elected members to our Legislature
have had their say, have made their
maiden speech upon some pet
scheme or pet bill, that our solons
will settle down to work in dead
earnest. We very much fear, judg-
ing from some of the windy speeches
We heard made during the early
portion of the present week, that
there was more desire on the part
of those making the aforesaid
speeches to hear themselves talk
thsnsf for any especial good the talk.
ing was to do the public service.
We'll, we suppose it is so in ell Leg
islative bodies, and trust that ours
will soon expend its windy and
frothy stock of speeches, and that
we will have thereafter the solid
and substantial talk and committee
work that is to save us from past
grievances and secure for our peo-
pie q more wholesome and less OPP
pressive administration of the law,
in the future.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-08

cry. The fire having occurred an
hour or two before day-break, leaves
the impression that it was the work
of an incendiary.
Handsboro Democrat A difficult
ty occurred in this town on the
pight of December oath, between a
number of persons, in which Mr.. b
I'eger was severely stabbed in the
breast, Mr. William Clark slightly,
between the right and left breasts,
and Mr.. Charles Cruthirds knocked
down with a stick.
Handsboro Democrat John Ly-
ons, a boy about sixteen years of
age, shot and killed John EIita-
rious, a lad of the same age, in b.
loxi on Christmas day, with a pis-
toll. The ball took effect in the left
temple. Elitarions lived till 0 O'Clock
next morning. Both were drunk.
From the testimony elected it APP
pears thatrthe killing was acciden-
tai.
k Meridian Gazette: There was
. rather romantic wedding at the
European House last Monday. The
young couple being first cousins,
the old folks objected to the match.
but, as love laughs at locksmiths,
ETC., they hicd them from the ge-
NAL cline OF Sumpter county and
came here, where with the aid of
Justice Stone they were soon made
one, and went on their way rcjoic-
ing. e1
Kinds County Gazette Mr.. To-
gaa Young, living near Edwards,
was killed on Friday last, bv a ne
gro under his employ. 1t seems
Mr.. Young had some slight alterca
ton during the day, with a negro
living on his place. After night, he
went to the negro's house to see
him. Knocking at the door sever
al times and receiving no reply, he
kicked it open as he did SO, the
negro fired at him with pistol. in
ficting wounds which proved fatal.
His murderer escaped.
a Water Valley Courier: A little
boy of Mr.. w. V. Sneed, of Spring
dale, five miles north of this. city,
some eight years of age, met with
most horrible accident on Saturday
last, from the effects of which he
died the next day. The little fellow
had been in the habit of jumping
on passing trains, riding short dis
tances, the n jumping off. On the day
above mentioned he was standing
on the platform of the depot, while
. train of cars was backing in on
the siding, and in attempting to
jump on one of tho fats, missed
his footing in some way and fell
between the cars, several Of them
passing over him. crushing off both
legs, one arm, and breaking the 9TH.
or arm. s a4saa i.ae 4
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-08

A sad commentary on the bitter
fruit of Reconstruction" is found in
the once proud and rich state of
South Carolina. Some of, tho most
valuable sea-:sland cotton lands, near
Beaufort, are to be sold at auction
Immediately. The reason is that
their owners are unable to pay the
taxes on them. Previous to the
war not foot of this land could be
bought ut any price nowit will be
difficult to find purchaser except
at a rninously9 low figure. And this
only because South Carolina taxa
ton practically amounts to confis-
Cation. and. nobody without a mint
of money, or finger in defrauding
the State Treasury, can dare face
its impositions. He who runs may
read this sad commentary on negro
rule; and yet it is but ono out of
many.-MobiLe Register.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-08

It seems there is nothing a car.
pet-bagger will not steal. Now
comes ]. J. King, teacher in . ne
gro school near Westsille, and
steals and decamps with Mincrvs
Berry, . ,colored lass Of thlrteer
years. A.rsward 70 offered for the
nigger thief, and should Minerva's
indignant daddy comes across ]. q.
he'll mako him think that King
dooms como sure enough. He'll fur.
nish Morton another stitch or two for
his ensanguined shirt. # t-dfaee
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oVn rHsl ssrArzl.

Charles Rogers, D. Michel and
Mr.. SAMSON were all cut and dan.
gerously wounded at Paulding dur
ing the holidays. ssl.i.e ID !. IL,
The Handsboro Democrat re-
ports the loss Of 1aeh-meat in that
neighborhoed BY the EwarmNyeath
or ten days ago.
We learn that q paper to be call
ed the Record. will be started at
Walden at an early day, by Thad.
Potter of Jackson, Ia. 81.
The ,Hinds County Gazette Says
that Mr.. John Macarthur was struck
over the left eye by a burning ball
from q Roman candle and both eyes
severely injured, one night during
Christmas week. H
On Monday Of last week the poo
pie of Raymond held q grand glori-
fcation Inshonorvof the retiring OF
the Radical Office holders OF Kinds
and the induction into office of Dem
ocratic officials zHr
Vicksburg Sentinel: The friends
and acquaintances Of DR. Banks, Tho
was shot at Clinton by Caldwell, will
be glad to learn that be is recovering
from his very painful wound and
Dr.. Henryihis physician, informs US
that amputation will not be necessa-
ry. iss's 49, { ~ .5'.91t.l7 -i-sS
The. steamer Belle Yazoo struck
a snag twelve miles above Bayou
Sara, La, Or Friday evening OF
last week and sank in, twelve feet
: water. No lives were lost. Her
cargo was ,465i bales Of cotton and
$500 sacks Of seed. She was loaded
at Vicksburg.Saa, iao a.. 5as as.ia1
Z Clarion of Tuesday: Sam Jones,
a colored man, was drowned in the
river yesterday evening, by, the
sinking of q small boat in which
he was crossing the river, with q
heavy load of wood. Several boats
attempted to reach him in time to
save his life, but failed. s'
Kinds County Gazette We great
iy regret to learn that the..steam gin
and mill near the limo between
=. DIS and Copiah counties, belong
i-e 10 M. r. Jones, Esq, represen-
trtivo to. the Legislature
this county, was de-
e.r,yed by fire last week, with six
" bales OF cotton. The loss falls
lily on Mr.. Jones, as there was
Insurance whatever on the prop
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-08

If the. Malay, the Hindoo, or the
american Indian have yielded to
the superiority Of tho Caucasian, is
IT not folly to talk aboot the Afri-
can, who never made q lblow-gun or
bow and arrow, railing the white
man, or becoming his social oqual?.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-08

Harper's Weekly declares that
the denomination of Grant would be
tho death of the Republican party.
1t is for that very reason, in the
opinion of great gods and good
men, that he ought to be renoniinat-
ed,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-08

Charles Rogers, D. Michel ant
Mr.. SAMSON were all cut and dan
gerously wounded at Paulding dur
ing the HOLIDAYS. e.f.,z+ .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

In ORDER TO sustain the reputation
that We have worked for, il was nee
ossary for us to buy very heavy this
fall, for we were satisfied il We ufIer-
ed the best goods for the least money
that there Is nothing to prevent us
from doing the largest business in
the county which will be to the ad-
vantage Of our customers as well as
to ourselves. Our stock is not only
larger but select and the only way
you can form any idea Of what we are
selling aud what we have to sell is to
call and see for yourself. We are
going TO sell more goods this fall
than we ever sold, and the way
we are o ng to do il is by selling
better Gods cheaper, We know if
We sci. good goods cheap, that we
can get the patronage of the people,
and if they will call and see us we
will do what we say. Come on, you
will always End us ready and willing
to wait on yon, it is nothing but a
pleasure to show you goods, especial
~ such goods as we have. We like
for you to ask our prices for we know
we can name them lower than any
one
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12
REAL EsrArs TnANsAcrIoxs


real. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS IF.
NJ. Shurte sold a few days ago his farm
of 800 acres in the southeast part Of
Inland township to Charles Ham
mond. The consideration was 81, 900
forty acres of the land being timber
Casad & Gilmore sold 10 acres 81
miles southwest of town-the Hutch
inson farm-to a. G. and w. l.. Gar
ncr, who hail from Sac Co., but were
former residents of Cedar. The fig
urcs on this farm were 800.
VIM. Elliott some time since sold to
Jno. l.. Hamlet, of Rochester town
ship, his residence in Upton, thirteen
acres just cast OF town and $40 acres in
Lyon Co., taking in payment the DO
acre farm of the iirst named and 1920.
All these transactions We're made
through the instramentaliiy of r.
Pritchard, Esp, Real Estate Agent,
from whom Information may be OBJ
tainel concerning any quantity of
valuable property that is offered for
sale.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

STRAws.-0 the return train from
Upton ON Friday evening after the
joint discussion when the republicans
were juhiiant, a vote must be taken
and twas by a republican. There
were % voters aboard, Murphy 81,
Price Is. How Ii that for a Republic
can county where they expect 500 ma
jority. -MechaaicseiHc Press.
Who reports that vote? The Press
Editor staid in Upton that evening
and attended the minstrel show, and
we are afraid that vote must have been
taken aboard the train he was on in
stead of the one which went to stan
WOOL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

The Novemberof BALLoU's MAGA-
ZINE is II capital number in all respects.
1t contains sea story. domestic sto-
ries, adventures, poetry and child's
department, and in the latter can be
found that remarkable story by NJ,
Quad, the great humorist, called "rhe
Taylor Boy" which will be completed
in the December number. Bnt here
is list of contents for the November
issue: "The Pyrcnees;" NEW Eng
land Birds" "a SURPRISE" Victoria !,
or, The Turn of Fortunes Wheel;"
'"The Poet and the Boor;" 1.-The Sto-
ry of a Sofa-C Cushion" an Violin;n
my Rosary" 1.-THE Heiress and
her Guardian, A tale Of Country
Iaife;' ~ Cousin Adilaide;p "To-Mor-
row." "1Nhe Battle OF Ban nockburn; !"
sour Harpoon- Cum 1.-THE Turkish
Army Power of Concience;n
"Our Young Peoples story-Teller-
THAT Taylor Boy;, aIn the Coal
Mines;' ""The Dew-People's Ball.
"Under-G Garments" "Crowsin India;'
.'Ruthven's Puzzle Page;" luxurious
Matters;;''''The Holskeeper;'i nFacts
and Fancies;p 'sIictures for thu
I People.' Published by Themes 4
Talbot, . Hawley Street, Boston, ane
for sale Ut all depots In the country.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-10-12

Tie most extensive dealer in boots
and shoes, in Upton is II. L Dean of
City Hall shoe store, who also deals in
Butter and Eggs. Mr. Deans trade is
constantly increasing which is brought
about by strict attention to business
rromptness in waiting on his custom.
ers. low prlccs, fair dealings and
giving his own labor and personal
attention to the business. We cordially
invite all our customers wanting any
thing in his line To give him call,
guaranteeing that they will buy cheap
err and as good quality sof goods than
at any other place in the town.