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The New York herald., 1877-10-06
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
FROM EIGHTH pAGE.l

ing hrst class hen house. This building II Il
be called was burned down days since
and they have mono At all there Lahcs
and gentlemen compelled to stand narrow
platform road which 10 TOO poor. or Which Tor
some other reason Will not provide respectable depot
At so prominent place as Newark, should cease 10
there. Tho road has now, believe, passed from
the hands OF Mr. Field its former president and Mr.
X. vrrman, vice president general manager into
the hands OF Mr. Hobert, receiver and would ask
him To give US ut once depot at Newark ont Of com
mon decency II nothing else. DEPOT
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
THE cRAiH rRApE.


LpERrooL. Oct s, ie77
leading grain circular ~ number OF the British
markets for foreign and good
conditioned Of growth whsAt but the wsek
proceeds there be stsadness nnd more
active business Is reported In mort places ON the ceast
and floating trade 10 generally quiet Barley mrutsans the
rece values here ghborIng Districts since
Tuesday moderate trad. has been done aad tevs hav
ing acted cautiously tor tis tightly furnished
with stock looking the regular supply fro the Atlantic
Maize continues 20 attract attention. beth spos
Arrivals at this port since Monday have bssa about the
half OF tha whsat coptnG from che Asntle
states this mar.s. Today wheat seoss more stead
tho fan prices o. Tuesday. and In some ease. SHADE
better sack steady. with improved demand;
barrels dcult OF sala and rather cheaper Corn vas
In lair request ~ I'd. advance"
COTTON TRADE
LIvERPooL. Oct S, 1877.
Tho circular Of the Idverpo0 Cotton BrokerS Associs
ton weekly review Of the cotton trads says s'o
tho week. with SO tendency IN fsvey
OF buyers bat with active demand ou Wednesday snx
Thursday prices aud quotations generally shov
slight ndvsncs American has continued IN active De.
mani Prices ot grades are lid sd higher.
In island business 10 moderate, and prices we'll
maintaned Ia INJURIES there is considerable businss
The show advance of 532d last
thursdays closing rates"
LIvERPouL. Oct SIS r. N.
Futures closed frm upands low middling clause, JnH.
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DRY GOODS IMPORTS.

Dhf GooDS lMPORTS
The imports Of dry goods lor the week were
sl,37s679 and the amount marketed s1,477,7 76o Tho
Total imports OF dry goods since January l were
s6b,Oa3,687 aud the amount marketed 500, ,636 95S.
GovEKSMESr BONDS
The market Tor government bonds was active to-day
and these securities continue to decline At the close
thay were steaoy at the following quotations s-United
States currency sixos, 100 120H; do. skies, 1881
registered lossl l0S1s; do. do, do, coupon, l0g.s
a191s; do do, 1865 new, registered, l05s 105l.;
10. do, do coupon. 1855 1851; do. do, 1857 reg
istered, lO65s loI; do. do, do, coupon, l07H
'a-Es 10 DO. 1858, registered, I0SJs 100; do. do,
TO-, coupon. l0slA l09< do. u-fortcs registered
loV1s loc1 do. do, coupon, lo7k I0sl1 do. dvss
1881 registered, l06k lOon do. do, do, coupon,
looA lo6H do. 41ss, 1891, registered l04A lo45
do. do, do, coupon, lo4k iO4,s; do iours, 1907
registered, lol l0lh; do. do, do. coupon, lUlk a
tolls
STATE bonds
Stato bonds At tho Board were u lower for Ten
nessoe skies, new, and scaiy Tor LOUISIANA sevsns.
sonsois District OF Columbia 365's sold al 73k
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds active and strong with the foI
loving changes compared with last previous ssIss:An
advance Of X IN Great Western seconds Der cent
In Wsbish convertible and Altoa and rcrre Haute in
come u Ia Union Pacific sevens land grams and ONO
and Slissssipp scvons u In Hanniba, aud St Joseph
eignths, convernoles, and x IN Northwestern gold
sevcns There was decline Of n In Canada southern
Grsts
THE poREIGS MARKET
The London adviccs reported cousols a fraction
~vsr At the openings but The decline was equepy
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEw YoRx. Oct. s. 1877.
Folio wing the receipts Of cotton rom
1877, TO October s. 1877, both inc,usive:--
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
The closing quotations ~ three r. N. were a. toll

Money call was IN good demand at per cent
all day. the last loan being made At per cont Prime
mercantile paper was quoted At z s per cent The
following were the Rates Of exchange New York at
the aforementioned cities to-day ;--Savsnnsh, buying
Il on selling a OF; Cincinnati. fair demand, buying
pur, selling lilo premium; Charleston, very scarce,
buying u x alscouns, selling "a q u discount; New
Orleans, commercial y u 6l6 discount, bank par:
St. LOUIS, rs discount, and Chicago, 80 discount For.
ern exchange vas quiet at AS0 tor bankers long and
at4s3ls a asa Tor demand sterling
THE MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at lO2S, with sales in tho
interim ut lo2zs The carrying rates were u, /, aud
per ,enL Loans werc also made Hat
GOLD cLEARINGs AT THE NATIONAL BAyK STATE or SKw
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FINANCIAL.
< NEW PORK STOCK TxchAsGE QU0ff1fl0Ts.-
OPERATORS CAN BUY AND SELL STOCKS ON
MARGIN OF l PER CENT IN Lors ov 8 SHARES
UP TO 1904 COMMISSIONS li6 on 100 SHARES
AND OVER.
WE SELL OR BUY AT OPTION ov PURCHAsEA
ON REGULAR. ON SELLER OR BUYER 6AlEn
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L. NJ.
SiOOOO 6s,r ST.. 1oex $oOoOo 4ss c, 91 l0iss
l5OOD vs. 5.2Os dbn 1895 1900 S 4s, small l0i1a
10000 s J-3U's. r..

5000 La 7'a, con,.....
2UU TIA state B'p.....
1000 y q N W &c x b..
1000 Il Il 81 Jo S's. Q
5000 do. =.
1000 CP LIST m. Sn j b
1000 CP Let m. Gao b
1000 Del 4 iiud rg. 'Ol
1000 Ioi Il Wab, I'd IN
1909 TAN lmssL xmc
5000 Tol & Wnh CON .
! 1000 " M&StP, IAN div
OllI rha HIEHudlllNu ho
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LIvEkf0OL, ucL S, 1877.
Pork-Eastern dull 69s Western dull at 49s Bacon
out the short rib hrmsr
long clsi steady ~ tos short clear hrmsr AZ ~.
Hams-Long steady at 5os Shoulders ady 35s.
Bsst--india steady AT oax extra steady ~
lu7s prime dull ~ eox Lard Prime Western dull
46s. sd. Tnlow-Prme city dull at 4ls Turpontne--
Spirits steady 26s Cd. Rosin common dull y S. 50
hhs dull 1Os Cheese American choice steady at 6ls
Lard oil irmer at i7s Flour-ExtrA state dull ~ sos
Wheat-No. spring steady at lis 3D. No 2sp!ng Ready
lis winter southern steady lA lid winter West
cru steady at lis Sd Corn-Mxsd soft steady 1t 2ss
Sd. Cottonssed oil-yellow American stca ady ~ J4s
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sangers' bulletin Of to-day will be
found worthy Of porusal, Look at the
sweeping reductions announced, They
depart from their usual custom, aud
defer taking stock until after the New
Year, In order TO give their customers
the benefit oi the master reduction Of
the season. No one need be without
handsome dresses now. Only look NJ
the reduction In this line silk mixed
aud brooades at thirty cents. The like
was never heard Of before, This last
reduction of sanger's marks an epoch
in the dry goods trade Of the city, and
no lady can or dare neglect II, Come
and rec for yourself
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UonXIcI,n Cnnfessinn.


Yesterday morning Captain Morton
called on the convict captured Wednes.
day, and again accused him of being
an escaped convict, which he stoutly
denied. Marshal Morton commanded
the man to draw his shirt, at the
same time telling him that If his back
was not marked " it'll buckshot wounds
he had received in former fight, he
would turn him loose as not being the
right man. AT this the man wilted,
aud owned up that 1t was DO use to
draw his shirt, that he was the man
the marshal represented him to be.
He ls still held, awaiting his transfer
tO Huntsville
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In the county Jail there are confined
two men, who 10y their peculiar action
ire rendered objects OF no little inter-
est, and who are crazy or feigning to
be 80. The first of these and the Oldest
prisoner of the two, is DIR. Chamblss,
who sometime since killed man in
this city, claiming that he had cOnsid.
cred the commitment of the deed neces-
sary to the salvation of his soul. Cham.
bliss is ch ,ined, it not being consider
ed safe TO allow him to go loose among
the other prisoners of the cell. Early
in the morning he get down his bible,
and after reading chapter, devotes
himself to prayer. While going through
his real or pretended devotions he will
not brook the least disturbance. He
repeats this exercise ten times Il day
with precisive regularity, goingthrough
the same forms. The prisoners state
that on any topic saYe religion he
seems perfectly rational, hut upon that
one subject he appears to be crazed.
His defense for the killing of his vic,
tim is that inasmuch az the bible
directed the oil Hebrews to
kill a lamb and sprinkle
the Intel of their doors with its blood,
that it devolved upon him as u christ.
ian to shed his fellow mans blood in
lieu Of u lamb and sprinkle the thresh-
hold of his door.
The other one Is named Henry Pitt
man, who was arrested by Sheriff
Moon about month since for the
theft Of a horse, to which he confessed.
Since his incarceration Pittman has
been acting strangely, getting up in
the night, dressing up in another pris-
oner's clothes and dancing around the
room with some imaginary person
whom he calls Katie, speaking to her
in the most endearing terms. Wheth-
er these persons are really affected or
are playing it, we do not pretend to
say, but simply give the facts as they
are.
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a Gone dun.

Thursday evening "A boy, named w.
q. Culberson, entered the guu shop OF
q. b. Griffin, on Elm street, with n
shotgun, which he offered for sale, and
which was purchased by Mr.. Griffin at
five dollars. Yesterday, about two
O'Clock, II man named John Wilson
came in, and claimed that the gun
sold was his own personal property
and demanded the same. In the mean
time Mr.. Glillin had sold several guns,
but could not tell whether he had sold
the gun the man claimed. Wilson in.
sisted that he knew the gun had been
sold there, and wanted the gun or its
equivalent in money, which Mr..
Griffin declined to pay on the
ground that he did not know that
he had ever had the gun Wilson
claimed was sold and in his possession
Wilson stated that the boy Culberson
had been working for him, and had
taken the gun without his consent or
knowledge and disposed of it as stated.
Mr.. Griffin offered to make all amends
II he could find and prove his property
Subsequently Wilson swore out a
search warrant, the result of which
proved fruitless. Tne boy in the
meanwhile left for San Antonio,
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The cosmopolitan character of Dal'
las can only be understood by such In
oidents as the following The Other
day a One,legged youth from san
Francisco, California, applied at The
business office OF The HERALD for ton
papers on credit, saying that hls meanf
had been exhausted by the expenses
Of the trip. He IL now one Of our reg
ular newsboys, The same day a mere
nudge from Boston came In, and with
MI the graces OF flushed business
man, proposed to "deposit his boot
blacks kit for u quarter" He got hlf
quarter, and was suffered TO retain the
kit. lie, too, now noislly voclIerales
" Here's yer morning HERALD only
u nlckle." So we 90. The Pacific aud
the Atlantic meet In our streets, and
mingle In our business,
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Dallas Oiiy Lumber Yard.
Extraordinary Reduction

In men, youths and boys clothing at
the New York Clothing House. We
have inaugarated great, popular
holiday sale of reliable clothing, and
our house IL known TO be beyond COM
petition IN the way Of boys clothing
assortment aud prices taken into con-
sideration. We offer 100 boys good
suits at So; 1850 fine blue and grey Mel
tons at $3 50; POO tricots, very nice at
"a So overc0ats for youths, boys and
children at from 81 so to So. From
the large sales effected during the past
week, we feel assured that our efforts
are appreciated by all, hence We will
still go on in the good work of giving
the people the worth OF their money.
Come aud convince yourselves that we
do as we advertise, and carry out what
we say to the people, hence the popu.
larity Of the New York Clothing
House. declStf
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.

Insure against accident in the
Travellers Insurance company of
Hartford.
Buy no Christmas presents until
you have seen the stock at China Hall,
next door TO Sanger Bros.
Buy no Christmas presents until
you have seen the stock at China Hall,
next door to Sanger Bros.
Five hundred ladies' trimmed hats
ranging in price from $l.25 to $1,000 at
s. Iralson's 5l2 Main street. ,jnl.
IS. Iralson, 5l2 Main street, has all
the latest styles Of millinery for the
holidays. Cheap and elegant.-tl jnl.
Buy no Christmas presents until
you have seen the stock Mt China Hall,
next door to Sanger Bros.
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A. Welnhalt, England, Is at the
Windsor
J. M. Willis, of Atlanta, Georgia, ID
ut the LeGrand,
IL. Harmon, Is in the city, registered
at the LeGrand.
Isaac Strause, OF Baltimore, Is regis,
tered at the Windsor,
q. H. Matthews, Of Alexandria, Mis-.
souri,, is Mt the Lamar.
We are sorry 10 learn OF the illness
of our friend ID. w. Adams.
w. q. Cannon, OF Philadelphia, II
among the arrivals at the Windsor.
Captain j. j. Delaney, OF New York
is in the city, stopping at the Lamar.
b. Il. Boals, esq, of the firm o
Blake, Jenkins 4 Boals, left last nigh
on a visit to his daughter, near Grape
vine.
Mr. G. II. Pepper, of Whitla & Pep
per, Dallas and Marshall, who hal
been in the city for two or three days
left last night for home.
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PROFESSIONAL.
Physicians nrd surgeens.

Physiciens ana Surgeons.
j, Martin, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon,
corner Main and Poydras streets, over Singer
sewing Ma hlne office, opposite Lamar no
tel, Dallas, Texas. Office hours from to
W. M. and from 1880 to p. m. Residence,
$40 Main ST., opposite City Market, noyl2-ly
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BE it ordained by the City Council OF the
Clly of DAllas:

CITY of Dallas:
Section |. That it shall be the duty of the
Clty Engineer, in cOnnec ion with the
Health OniCer, anu they are hereby ryunired
immediately to establish, outside Of Tie civ
lhlls, as they may deem best or least likely
10 annoy or interfere with any neighb boz
mood, place OF deposit, where all fifth, dcg.'
cufcassts, and all manner of Iutrid or IN
9 can matter that might jeopardize The
health OF the public shall be carried, left and
buried That the city Engineer and Health
oihcer shall make awrlSten report TO The
May or OF the place or places so selected NV
them. That upon the approval OF said re
port, II satisfactory arrangements can he
iila9e WIN the party or parties owning the
lands upon which said burial places nrr 10
be established, the May or shall torthwith
order the City Marshal ana CITY Engineer
20 dlg, OF cause to be dug, at the points & esip-
malcu tnereIor suinciept or pits tor the
reception and burial of all dead nuimalS
and carcasses OF every kind, ali manner OF
NTH ana corruption.
sec. :. That upon the establishment of
Sucn place or places of deposit, the citizens
shall be duly notified there Il by the Mayer
and after publication OF said notice. thacIt
lie us or residents of the city shall be reouir.
ed TO move, without delay, all carcaSses "a nd
all manner of filth and corruption, decayiny
H in PuIriu mater or anything that woulu
cumuIate upon his, her or their premises: or
Whlch lie, she or they may own, and TO carry
ana deposit the same at tn place hereby es.
t6Dllshed, or to be established.
Sec. 3. Every owner or keeper Of any an
lnal which shall die within the limits of the
city, shall fJrwith remove, or cause TO he re-
moved, the dead carcass tnereof out of The
city or TO the place designated by the Health
Olilcer Tor such purpose, and there deposIt
Ine same, or cause II TO be done ut his or her
own expense ) and for failure or refusal to
comply with the provisions of this section.
such owner or k, eper shall be fined NOT less
than enc nor more than twenty-five dollars.
Sec. That this ordinance 20 into effect
from and aft r its publication.
Affirmed November 20, 1871,
Auest W. l.. CABELL,
a. d. nEhhFohD, Mayor.
Secretay. decS0 IN
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Before starting on journey, don't
forget to provide yourself with an ac-
cident policy. Everyone take them.
nOv2l-lm
Parties having houses, stores or
farms to rent cannot do better than to
put them in the hands of Cummins d
Davis, 100 Lamar street. s29-lm
just received, full line of camp
chairs, latest style, new patterns, low
prices, at Jansen Brother0, on Elm
street, 40l.-l9.lm.
Tickets for New York, st. Louis
New Orleans, Cincin natl, Baltimore,
Chattanooga, Nashville and Atlanta,
and also tickets to all points in Eu
rope, for sale by Fred Monget, ticket
brOker.-tf
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An Appropriate Present.

Captain Eden w. Smith, better
known as Little Jack Smith, on
Christmas day presented Colonel
Rainey a billie, on the fy-leafof which
WAS inscribed the following legend
"Captain Eden w. Smith, to Colone
j. {. Rainoy, for Mrs. J. e. Rainey."
OF all the preset t. exchanged and
made in Dallas since the holidays
commenced the above 10 the most ap.
propriate, and Captain s. evidently
considered Colonel II as being quite rs
much in need OF the "sacred lamp" as
the edl tor Of THE HERALD.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 20
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The Trinity IL rather on the rise.
The jail has at present forty-two
inmates.
See city assessors notice, published
elsewhere to-day.
Since the beginning OF the holt
days there IL not 30 much travel.
The party at Judge Burford's, on
Thursday night, WAS most pleasant
affair.
There was very little stir on the
streets yesterday owing to their bad
condition.
There is a dead dog at the corner
ofSyoamore and Elm that ought to be
removed.
-Extromher, the defaulting book
keeper of Ogden u Wolff, was still in
the city at last accounts.
Paradise and the Peri postponed
until Wednesday evening, January I'd,
on account of bad weather.
The street cars did fine bust ness
yesterday, They "made hay while
the sun shone," so to speak.
The city hospital has twelve in
mates, all of whom were treated to a
Christmas dinner by the public.
Mr.. j. w. Strauss ia making ready
for the erection Of brick storehouse,
next to e. p. Cowens, on Elm street.
"A norther sprang up yesterday
about one o'clock, which added to the
rain, made the weather very disagreea-
bic.
-Four candidates for city marshal
are out, each of whom will try to make
you believe it is your christian duty to
vote for him.
The rains of yesterday put the
streets in such wretched condition as
to convince the most Indifferent pedes-
trian Of the necessity of more side>
walks.
Many a man goes to his work cross
and irritable because he has had poor
breakfast. If kell0gg's Baking Pow-
der had been used in the biscuit or
corn bread, it would not have hap
pened. Give it trial.
THE officers report that the city is
unusually quiet in the way OF arrest
Although Dallas has been given an
immoral name by some of the papers
in the state, no place can show as
moral Christmas record as Dallas.
AT the last meeting of the Cmur de
Lion Lodge No 8, Knights of Pythias,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: Il. j. Smith, G. c.;
Paul Furst, V. c.; A, II. Benners, p;
}. $. Burton, NJ. Of T.; II p. Auns.
paugh, NJ. of f.; Il. b. Stork, X. Of
r. ami S; 4. C. Haggart, NJ. at A.
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{ Dallas atty Lumber Yard.

Go to Orr's for q first-class two horse
omnibus or baggage wagon, for rent
or sale.-tf.
An accident insurance policy is a
very convenient thing to have in the
house. novel
Housekeepers should not forget that
Adams " Co. have apples by the mill
lion for the holidays.
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than st. Louis prices.-tt.
Buy no Christmas presents until
you have seen the stock at China Hall,
next door to Sanger Bros.
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Dallas Cl,y LUmocr Yard.

"A most ravishing line of wall
pockets, stands and brackets are Just
in at Reed ~ Lathrops In good time
for choice Christmas presents. Also a
new and select line OF fresh literature,
just from the publishers. tiljanl
Texas baking powder manufac-
tured by the Dallas Coffee and Spice
Mills company, is fresh, pure and first
class. At wholesale and retail at fac
tory, corner Elm and Live Oak streets,
aud at JOS, Menczer, GIG Elm street.
tilja5
Happy tidings for nervous suffer,
ers, and those who have been dosed,
drugged and auacked, Pulvermacher's
Electric Belts etlectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address
Pulvermacher Galyanic Company,
Cincinnati, sOhio.
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Dallas City lumber YARD,

Persons wishing to rent city prop
erty or farms in the country should
consult Cummins Il Davis, 100 Lamar
street. s20-lm
The largest and cheapest stock Of
human.halr goods in the state, at S.
lralson's SIP Main street. -decl2.u-jnl.
Pictures framed in the latest style
and at prices to suit the times, at Reed
n Lathrop's sos Main street. It'll JAM
--Messrs. Cummins u Davis have de-
slrable residences to rent in all parts
of the city. Apply at 1903 Lamar
street. SOL
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber Yard.

-lfyou want to trade an old buggy
for new one, Orr's Is the place.-tf
Fresh celery and tub Saddle Rock
oysters received daily at Delmonlco, II
If you want to save a hundred
dollars in the purchase OF a buggy, go
to Orr's.-tf.
Buy no Christmas presents until
you have seen the stock at China Hall,
next door to Sanger Bros.
-Ifyou want to buy n family car
rlage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns. If.
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No,ice-ne.,ing OF s,ocknold ers.

OFFICBO OF
DALLAS AND WICHITA RAILROAD Co.,
Dallus, Texas. December Z, 1871. }
This is to give notice that the gen.
eral annual meeting of the stock hold.
ers Of the Dallas and Wichita Railroad
Company will be held at the COM
pany's office, in the city OF Dallas, on
Tuesday, January s, 1878, at IL o'clock
noon, for the purpose of electing a
board OF directors for the ensuing year.
GEORGE SHIELDS,
Secretary Dallas and Wichita Il. X. Co.
DIES ill las
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j. w. Webb,

One of the oldest iewelry houses in
the city and one that is considered
among the most reliable in the state
is j. w. Webb's, sos Main street
Everything you buy can be relied on
AS represented He has che of the
largest stocks of fine watches, jewelry
and solid silverware in the city, and
We advise every one to look at his
stock before purchasing. Examine
his fine silver plated ware, elegant
toilet sets and the heaviest fitting
pitchers In the state. tilljanl
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RrooLIyn Traxei.

Passengers for Brooklyn, New York,
via the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
line, are now transferred by steam boat
direct TO Fulton street wharf, Brook.
Ign, Immediately on arrival at Jersey
City, thus avoiding the two ferries aud
the dissgreeable transfer across New
York city. This will be found very
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
ol9-3m
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David w. Adams, attorney at law
and notary public, has bought the
good will, fixtures, blanks, ETC., of
A. II. Steagall aud requests con.
tinuance of the past favors extended
to said Steagall. Adams Office is in
court house where he will be pleased
to see his friends and those of Mr..
Steagall. dec25 1w.