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The Ottawa free trader., 1876-11-18
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In Smith & Rsing's window this week were
two boxes. We had never been fully satisfied in
regart to those boxes. Like Dundreary we had
come % the conclusion that what they were for
'was one of those things no fean caun find out.'
1t was very mysterious, the whole subject. When
Tomwrote on them Louisiana Ballot Boxes
com, in and count for YOURSELF We said nothing.
1t wouldn't do. Perhaps Tildcn would be ahead
if nothing was said. Perhaps Tom or Ira had
been there-Ira, you know, was away,-and hal
taken them 1t would never do to give away the
boys-syen If Ruthy was whipped if we kept our
mouth tloscd. We waited for developments
had, as il were become IIuxleyized Since We'd
nesday We will bet on Huxley. Developments
did come. Williams Is "city editor" Of the Pee
Wee. Very few may be aware of this He's the
man who collects the relig gous items for the Pee
Wee md is the author OF the moral tone Of the
paper-sortcr gives character TO the "localo half
column as Cullen does to the hcarY editorials.
Williams, on Observation-Disclosures is the day
he pidis up items, Wednesday is generally bad
day, as the reader of the Pee Wee can Judge )--oA
his tour was startled to see those yillainous box.
es. 'Fraud-democratic fraud-ccarly proven
case against the conlederates,' six line head
withno end of dashes-nashed through his mind.
He tackles Smith on the subject "Ah Mr..
Smitl, sir, a word in saSOn, ah, weally are those
boXe, ah, from louisiana ah,-or weally, ah, -,
wha IS the Joke of those boxes, ah?' Now Smith
had been interviewed on the subject of those
boxis before-seyera hundred times before on
thatsamc day. The Joke of those boxes, all"
wasgetting to be oppressive, but he assured the
young man from the Pee Wee staff: Those box.
es arc from Louisiana. They are no joke. One
conains a lrst-class article ryclow fever on the
condensed milk principle. (Willams's hair rails.
esq The other contains more small poy than
wodd patch -" but Williams didn't stay
mudl longer, aud Tommy, the cat, rode to the
med market on his coat tail.
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Wedding.

MARRIED.-At the residence OF the brides faith
er, in East Ottawa, on Thursday evening, Nov.
10Th, at 8 o'clock, by Rev. j. +. Motfat, Mr.. j.
p. CRossoN, of Chicago, and Miss EMMA Col
WELL, of this city.
About 50 of the relatives and friends were
present, the inclemency of the weather being
the occasion of many regrets. Notwithstanding
this, more pleasant and enjoyable wedding
party it has seldom, if ever, been our privilege
to enjoy. The presents, which were quite nu-
merouS, servceabe and elegant, consisted in
part as follows, to wit: beautiful bronze clock,
silver water service, cake basket, pickle castor,
silver knives, butter and cake kives, gold and
silver sugar spoons napkin rings, set china,
glove, handkerchief and collar boxes fine white
satin pin cushion combined hair pin receiver
aad carved case, set table linen, handsome white
lace scarf, set gold and jet jewellery set with
pearls, fine handkerchefs kid gloves, pair fine
gilt picture frames, mattngs, &c, &c.
After the ceremony, which was impressively
and beautifully performed, and after the con-
gratuations and salutations, an elegant supper
was served after which conversation, jokes, and
speculations as to who would be next " among
the many who seem to be exposed to Hymen's
darts" Certainly a more sensible-and worthy
of imitation-wedding has seldom occurred in
Ottawa, and upon the whole, knowing both par
ties, we feel assured in saying both bride and
groom have done well in the honorable co.part-
nership just formed. Mr.. and Mrs. Crosson were
joined at the night train by Mr. Allen G. Griggs
and wife, (the latter being sister of Mr.. Cros.
son. who were married at Indonola, Iowa, on
the same day. Both couples will make a short
trip of ten days in and about Chicago, after
which they will return to Ottawa. We submit
that our loss is their gain. So mote it B.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-11-18

On today the Illinois IL Michigan canal viii
close from Summit to La Sale, and, as mentioned
before, the water be drawn Off During the winter
we understand, it is the intention Of the Com
mssoners to make quite extensive repairs
through the entire line. At Ottawa the dock in
front Of the Collectors Office will be extended
the bottom removed and the channel on the
north side of the bridge piers opened making
the general handling of boats much more con-
venient. Some repairs will also be made upon
the aqusduct, and all repair boats will be station
ed along the line at bad places. These repairs
and such improvements a are being contempla-
ted beirg finished, next years business will be
greatly facilitated. The Collectors report will
not, probably, be ready for week or ter days
yet.
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That Wheeling,

ItSas supposed to be very funny. II was fully
as much so as a second class funeral. The piper
beirs a repub, was despJndent He Thought
wht folly to cast pearls before swine by playing
sucl patriotic tunes as the "Whitc Cockade, ~
"Tlt Washerweman,n DC. that had once fired the
patiots soul in continental ilcloth, for the ed.
itcfion Of the dem-dcmocrats, paying an
election bet. The music was heart-rcndering.
Tn, ,frst note so panied a coal team that in less
thu a minute and half they had disappeared
up Ia Sale street. Smith V RIsngs fifty cigar
macrs who had assembled at the windows were
theonly parties who appreciated the music--er
rascr It's effects. ike" wheeled John G.. around
theCour, House square three times. Oh what
fur The whecI-barrow was borrowed FOR the
OCCASION, SO was the sack Of paper 10 sit on. \
mot gorgeous turnout Ike did the wheeling
viii his pristine skill. He looked as cheerful
as cold potato. John 6. did the sitting. As a
seicr John is a success. We knew this before
th,whceling came OIL We never doubted he
w1ld do his duty--his whole duty-without
niehing. liz even surpassed our expectations.
III happy manner Of hanging his legs over the
dahboard and Of manipulating of those brogans
wa aexcruciatingly charming. lthas taken years
Of ractice to acquire the degree of skill he ex-
hiiied on this occasion. During this great DIS
plt, John was regaled with oysters, purchased
fortunately c. o. d. fhey had the smell of cod.
1t fas a cod 20 see John "go for en-" John
ha a poor mouth for oysters, evidently. He
hs, We understand, can, on starting. The pro.
cetion-thc parties 20 the bet and dozen small
bIs-had not VET turned the corner when John
I'D lsd asleep the last oyster. We believe he
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Literary,

The Meeting of the Literary on Monday even
ing, at he Methodist church, was not well at
tended owing to the severe storm, but the pro
gramme was extra good, and those who yentur
ed out we're highly pleased. This being the frs
meeting of the society after the summer vaca
tion, it is, of course, somewhat disorganized
but the new officers elected will soon have it in
good running order, and we trust it will be sue
cess, as it ought to be. Following are the OIL
GERS elected:
Presr7ent-DuNCAN MCDoUGALL.
Vice Pres.-EDwARD +. MOORE.
S0'y--MRs. &. NJ. CURYEA.
Treaurer-C. j. CURYEA.
E1ecuiye tee-MCDoUGALL, MOORE, L.
L. THOMPSON, Miss ELLA MCDoNoUGH and Miss
SARAH BURGESS.
The place of the next meeting will be an.
nounctd in our next issue.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-11-18

Billy O'Brein the great criminal lawyer, OF
Chicago, got off the following on some OF the
men brought in for jurors in the Sullivan
case the other day. We have one OF the Kind
in Mendoza:
They had brought IN twenty-five or twenty
six young clerks with their hair parted In
the middle and their little wsxed mustacEes
men whose brains were In their upper lip, and
whose estate was in their shirt collar. Boil
down dozen of these little coxcombs and
the whole lot would not make one decent
juror.
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rifle with explosive balls" and "four shots

rifle with explosive balls" and "four shots
afterwards made war on Bambireh, and "the
result of an attack was that 40 were counted
on the field, lying dead, and over 100 were
seen to retire wounded, while on Mr.. Stanley s
side only two men suffered contusons from
stones slung at them" Lord Derby has call
ed the attention of the American minister to
THE suhipcf
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8 COMFORTS I1sI3 AGED

must be raising a tape.worm. Any way the
oysters disappeared and he confined himself to
the crackers, which were all slowed in the hold
before reaching the Circuit Clerks vault From
thence on he confined himself to plug tobacco,
and match tooth pick, also borrowed for the
occasion. After three soul.stirring operas from
the orchestra, the bet was paid. Ike took off the
card 81 pay my bets" All hands retired. Com
ment of the ho po''oi: VT st of d
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ANOTII Err.

AT the residence of James Barnett ESD, In.
dianola, Iowa. on Thursday, Nov. 10th, at S
A. NJ, by the Rev. DR.. Burns, Mr.. ALLEN g.
GRIGcs of this city, to Miss MAMIE CRossEN,
of Indianola, Iowa.
We have no particulars of the wedding and
only know this, that the happy couple passed
through here on their way east, Thursday
night. We are especially panied to lose "Ad -
from our fraternity of bachelors, yet we do not
know but that he has done an excellent thing,
He has married an exceptionally fine lady, and
to all appearances is on the high road to happi-
ness. We certainly can wish no one more Of
it than Mr.. and Mrs. Allen G. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-11-18

The only way in which We can conceive how
Reynolds was elected over Petit ia the face Of
republican maiories for the rest Of the ticket
and their former majorities. was through intimi-
dation. But where are the bull iozing parishes
South Ottawa. We must throw out :. Ottawa,
that's evident
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-11-18
DteO.

oct. 18th, at the residence OF her sop.nlaw. Joseph
Boyd, Grand Ridge Mrs. JANE B. MCMILLAN, OF paray
SIS at an advanced age.
AT tStrawn, Livingston county Ils, of catarrhal pneu.
monla. j. W. tBERSOL, JR only of j. w. Il 7. s..
Ebersol; aged six months and eleven days.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-11-18

FIN Al -ETrLEM MENT.--EsrArE OF
u JACoR IL JoNE-, DECKasEp.-Notice Il hereby ciyer
20 all persons Interested In said estate the understood
Admin strAiois Of the estate Of said Jacob b. Jones
de- eased will sppear before the County Court OF the county
OF Ia sale and state OF Illinois At the County Court House
IN Ottawa In said county. Monday, being the 18Th dAy
OF January A. y i,'' Tor the purpose OF rendering
count si their oceedings In the administration OF said e.
tate Tor the nnal settlement.
Dated al OTTAWA This llth day OF November iS7s.
GEORGE ". BCTE.
MAkY r. JONES.
ATTEST: n. A. McCAIER Adminlstrstors
Clerk CousiT Court La sale Co.. III. novisgw
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@arrien.

At the residence of James Barnett Esq ndiano,a
by the Rev. DR.. Burns. Mr.. ALLEN c. GRIGGS OF tins
city, to Miss MAMIE CEDSSON of indanoa. Thurs-
day, Nov. 10th. 1876, at O'Clock A. NJ. No cards.
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-11-18

On Monday, al the wheeIb,rrow affair, they did
not have the brass band, becausc Low that the
election is over successful candidates refused to
come down. The unsuccessful ones lao come
down
The Ottawa free trader., 1876-11-18

Fine clothing for men, boys and children at NJ
Stieiel * Co.'S
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ESTRAYED.

From Ottawa on the 9Th OF October Dark Brizde Cow
three years old Giving milk. ANY person returning the
above giving Information that win lead TO her re
covery, will be literally rewarded. Address Maher Bros
or Mrs. Catherine Walsh Ottawa Ills i've
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An Oriental traveller describes this bus
scene witnessed on historic shores; "Our
steamer landed on beach which was the
port OF Antioch, where the disciples were
nrst called Christians There was no town
at the waters edge, no people, no wharf.
The passengers and merchandise were put
ashore In lighters, which ran up into the
sand, troop OF camels, with their drivers,
lay ON the beach, ready TO transport the
goods into the Interior. Among the articles
landed were boxes marked j. e. Aver & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, U. ), A. showing that they
contained medicine aud whence they came.
These with other goods were hoisted on the
backs of camels, for transportation to An.
tioch. Thus the skill ofthe West sends bacl,
Its remedies to heal the maladles OF popula.
lions that inhabit these Eastern shores.
whence our spiritual mama CAME Wind.
sor tVrJ Chiohtti&
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Jewish syuag, gae- Rev. A, buhler, kabDi'
Regular Esrvice, Friday evening al y O'CLOCK
sunday School. sunday morning 10 10 "
o'clock.
phristian IhursL.-COrnor Austin sti'et
aud loas avenue. Services, lOE anal ooiooA'
sunday Bohool al D u. IN. BOclal mee'ihg eve
AIRY Thursday might at y o'clock Elu'' MIA
ulxtor, Pastor.
az. CAureh BsulA-Corner Commerce ana
lamar s,reels go Itsy. Mr.. Nicely, PASTOR
ssryiess a. II Am. and ~ pm, every SUNDAY
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening NJ ~
,,,sloek. strangers and visiting members
srothrsn cordially Invited
Congregational Church seryice' every sun
day. AT knights OF Pythias Hall. Preaching
Al II o'clock to-day, by Roy. II. Nj. Daniels
waiting bre,hron cordially invited 10 Mt
tend,
First napilsi thureh Corner Sycamore and
Patterson streots -Hav. u. W. Rogers, fhhtOr
tosidolc0 alO Bryan kireOtl. Services every
IDrds bay at II o'clock am. anu IA O'clock
sabbath pm. school al va O'Clock am
Prayer sloeting, "Wednesday evening at 10
o'clock. beais fec.
First Presbyterian Church-on Kim street
Rev. A. +, Smith, Pastor. Sunday school ht
w o'clock u IN; preuching at II am. and !
Oh, Prayer meeting on Wednesday oven
lnqr, Ladies' Aid society meats every
Thursday evening NJ J r. m, NJ tho Churoh'
YsupR MeRS rhrlslIaB Association Room"
alma alnTp. Elm
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Centennial Anniversary.

The Executive Com mittee upon the
celebration OF July 18th, adjourned
upon yesterday to meet ut the LeGrond
Hotel tomorrow evening at five
O'clock sharp. The respective men,
beers of the various committees, the
principal officers OF the various socie-
Ties and citizens generally are invited
to attend. 1t is hoped that every
member OF the committees and the
officers named will put 10 an early ap-
pearance.
The fourth day OF July must DO cele-
brated In Texas, and al, are asked to
put their shoulder to the. wheel TO
make Tint day a glorious success.
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nniIns EamnIe InstlImte.

The programme Of the closing an-
nual exercises of the Dallas Female In
stitute il as follows: Examinations on
Tuesday and Wednesday, goth and
DIST iusts,, from 8 IA III. to 4p m. Con-
cert on Wednesday and Thursday
nights, 22d and 23d, from S to 10 p. m.
The exercises are public. The quill
drivers of THE HERALD acknowledge
a cordial Invitation to be present, and
one Of them will certainly be on hand,
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That lecture.
70 the Editor of the Herald:

To the Editor of the Herald:
The lecture you announced for last
sabbath, on "Geue9.I and Geology"
will certainty come of at t O'Clock this
afternoon at the Lamar street Metho-
dist church My trunk containing my
papers, notes, etc, without which |
could not lecture, was detained by the
baggage at Minneola two days
over the time when it should have
been forwarded. regret the dsap.
pointment. The Superintendent should
have employees who will attend tn
their duties. 5. A. HODGMAN.
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IIr,,

That one hundred dollar fire, Friday,
in Blrminghams Is Feltons mill wont
bother them. They will rise Pike
from THAR ashes and continue the
trouble. The fire boys were there on
time aud saved them, otherwise there
might have been no mill to speak Of
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IIuIn.

The grand-jury have found II bill for
blgamy against this man who lately
ran away with II young girl from Gal
weston and came here. The girls
mother has hunted him down, the
girl though strange to say, believes in
him, and don't want to leave him to
90 with her mother, although desti-
tutp
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Law aud Land ONCE 100 Elm street, over
Blake and Jenkins'. We Offer for sale and
exchange and lease lands In Dallas, Denton,
Wise. Montague. urayson. ltockwall, Kauf-
man, Hill. Navarro. Lampasas, Con- anGhc,
Coleman, Young, ThrockmOrton aud Clay
counties. our facilities for locating lands
ara excellent. We havo several Improved
farms In Dallas county Tor aalo al bargains;
also acme very 6eslrablo cisy property. II
you are looking for land give us cal. We
sxanino utles, furnish abstracta and make %
specially of loysl business connected with
tsal estate MeASrS. urav@ and Dibble, Of
Sur nrin, ara pruetiolng attorneys, Und Will
give prompt attention 10 all legal business
.uLasted ~ them. mayo
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NOnaCuMeuIiAl DnnngeAI

Not as resulting from an intraction OF inter-
national law requiring high Joint Com.
mission to arrange prellminaries, and n
Board OF Arhitrators to decide on the amount
OF injury sustained, but damages resulting
from breaking of natures laws, In which
every person is his own Commissioner and
Arbitrator, and has world to himself, in
whose every revolution he is the most deeply
Interested. Palpitation Of the heart, an
oIeXia, hypochondria, etc, are only known
In extent TO the unfortunate posseSsor, and
clearly indicates some functional derange-
ment OF the animal economy, which may be
removed or omeliorated by using that com.
pound curativethe Home stomach Bitt.rs.
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IN sparsely settled districts, where medical
aid Is often difficult and sometimes impossi.
ole to obtain, 1t IL extremely desirable for
FAMILIES TO have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely com.
prehensive in It's curative operation, perfect
~ pure understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho wolfe's
schiedam Aromatic schnapps possesses all
the requisites of family medicine.
marldNMlY Cd
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LAMAR HOUSE.

ca Bryant, Rock Island; $ b Raels,
Houston; Mrs Callus, Mrs DAILY, C. w.
Ogden, San Antonio, Mrs Easton, Cal
vert; ~ } Wright, IL McMullen, Gal
weston; Ben d Terry, Kentucky; c S
Womack, Marshall; b Barksdnlp,
Dallas county l. u liarkey, sulphur
Springs; O l. Abbey, CorsicanN; James
IL Young, Charlotte, Mica; G w Olju,
l4cwistpwn} Wm buchanan, TeXar-
kama; } \ stewart st Louis; Il Il
beckham and wi {, Sherman, VrAas
" VIM, Dallas county; Geo | Dodd;
RI Worth;W EKennedy, New Orleans;
f Il Blanch, Marshall; lily Rohde, St
Louis; NJ b Flom, Starrville, Texas;
Geo p Rains, East Hamilton, Texas;
d 5 Carnahan, Texas; G b Daggett,
Miss Annie Moore, Fort Worth, Texas.
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millinery Goods Less then Cost |

AIS iraison, 5it Main street, for the next
sixty days, | will sell my entire stock OF
summer Millinery Good twenty-five per
SAINT lcss than importing tgutcs, In order to
make room for Fall stock. This reduction
includes trimmed m we'll M untrimmed
goods. Come aud satisfy yourselves of tho
TACT. All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended No. rurbau and Centennial hats
aaily received, mayS0-tf
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10 you need purgative for any purposeY
Then try one bottle OF DR.. Colcmsn's Con.
sentrated White sulphur Springs Water ana
you will forever Afterwards discard pills and
other drastic purgatives. Its effect IL safe
and surs, and entirely tree from gripping
Nausea or any unpleasant feeling,
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by teauSst o tho ladies OF Dallas Mr.. Is.
Aralson, the Main street Millinery and I'M
porting House, has ordered, received and
aov has on exhibition n lot OF black, white
aud brown straw turbans NJ reasonable
ericcN. maylSdtf
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cola Baths at wilson's, 80
li' Elm street. DECIDEDLY
Dissolution.
DALLAS, Texas, Ju

DALLAS, Texas, June Is, 1876.
The partnership Of Vert, Smith Il Co., IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent. j. b.
ana A. NJ, Vert retiring, the business will be
conducted at the old stand, 5O5 m street,
by the new firm OF Leake II Smith, who are
alone authorized to collect the deOts due the
old tirm-they also pay ali liabilities
Junel6-dSt LEAKE & SMITH
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Airs. u. fynes, CIV Main street, is now in
hsr new and elegant atoro, VITA the finest
stock Of all tho latest syles millinery goods
ever brSusht 10 this city. She is also daily
Heeeiving nav goods from tho Fast.
mAY2I dim
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bs you want clonn and beautiful skin
then uso Or. Colemnn's Concentrated White
sulphur Springs Water II viii purify tho
blood, and give the skin a beautiful hue.
may idSv-suu- thursiw
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DO You sutior with SICK headache OF neu.
ralsia9 Thcn by all means Try one bottle OF
Dr. Coieman's concentrated white Sulphur
springs Water. II will Hstoulsh you how
auioEly you viii be- relieved.
may tiNw,sun- thursIw
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PREFEliAsED SPECIALS.
For Sale.

houss aud lot Oh Sycamore street; eight
r.ums; we'll finished; good well aud clstcrn;
good stable, with limo OF pipe running from
wsu TO stable. WIN soil for one-hnif GnGh,
..ne-half In ono nnd two years, with lntcros' I,
% will take two or three horse or mule teams
M part payment. Apply n,my residence, on
sycamore street. J. a. DENT.
iunol8.d1w
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tsiiss call and sve tho beautiful styles,
daily srsivtas, snd being soid lower than 81
spS osher house 10 mo city, at o. Main
ssrvss. mayii- n2m6a
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Snrscon and Physician. ONCE, No. 4 Naln
ssreet, up stairs, Room NOS, where 10 will
no foond At oil hours, both day and night
ian2l-dti
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Are yen troubled with constipation or
torpid liver? Try ono bottle Of DR.. Colo
mans Concentrated White Sulphur Springs
Water, and you Will receive immediate re.
LleL muyidSw.alp-t hursiw
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ManiArI

To exchange vacant lots In city for horses,
mules or oxen. Address Lock Box S75. Dal-
ms, Texns. may2O-dlm
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thip hats at VI % each, In . cry styles and
so,Uy atH. tralson's. 5lt Main street.
may ii-dSmos
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Our energetic ana most estlmable
fellow .townsman, NJ. a. Mcclure,
Esq, whom not to know in Northern
Texas is to argue ones self unknown,
will soon depart for Cincinnati, to OBJ
tain there from the celebrated house
of Mack, Stadler Il Co., which he rep
resents, the newest, latest and best
samples OF clothing especially adapted
To- the Texas trade. Mr.. Mcclure is
building up for this well known house
an extensive and lucrative trade, and
one that Is likely to endure for years to
come. We wish him and his firm the
fullest measure Of success.