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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-18

WTANTED-,TWEN BOYS, TO WORK IN
w q brick yard. Apply at the Wagner Brick
Works. Carr0llfon. tyis Jw
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WAhTEp-BY 4 YOUNG MAN, A SITUA-
W ton OF any kind. Address b. t.. Work
lngmen's Bunk. No. 81 Canal street in11 al
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WANTED--A SITUATION by MAN AND
~ VIE withoutincnmbranee, on plantation
R.sner. work; the wife to cook, etc. Address
ii. H., this office. VII ~
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FOR SALE.
For SUE.

A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE,
new and In perfect order will be sold very
cheap. Address MACHINE. Democrat Office.
my1 tt
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Notice-Oflce of the Peoples Insurnnrs

Company OF New Orleans-New Orleans, July
II, ts77KThe annual election for directors of
this COMPANY will be hold on TUESDAY. the
gath inst, between the hours of 10 a. m and Q D.
m. ut the office Of the company. No. 10 Caronde-
lot street.
jy12 J.. M. sCHNEIDAU. Secretary
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this office. iy1 III
WANTED-BY A TEACHER, THE CARE
" OF q house from the 1st OF July to the list Of
November. Satisfactory references will ~
given. Address d., this Office je2l II
STATIONERY AND MUSIC-sa0 MAGAZINE
~ street. Pianos Tuned for 81 so.
je17tf d. LEIGH,
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w private wat"hman, BY q young man who
can give the best of city references. Address
N. u. b., New Orleans Democrat jy10
WANTED - BILLS. FOB COLLECTION.
w Particular attention paid 10 the eojJeefI1r.
Of all bills entrusted 10 my care The UNDER
signed will make an arrangement with rner-
chants, physicians or any one having bills for
collection, ut small SALARY, or very small per-
centage. Satisfaction guaranteed and the very
best OF recommendations furnished az to hon.
esty and capacity. Address COLLECTOR, care
Democrat Office ;a1y1 ~
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Bank. Grunewald Hall, "a Baronne street, New
Orleans. July ., 1s77-This SAYINGS BANK
Etc. The money necessarily to Day their taxes
under Act Sc Of 1877, and repayment may be
made to the Bank in weekly. or monthly in
stallments. M. BkNNEB
i've If Tnnb;nr
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WANTED-DES IN SOME NEAT
~ and pleasant office. Address LAWYER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14
LOCAL BItI1VITIEs.

For a pure Havana cigar a. ten
cents, call on II, Fendrioh, Herald
building. li'St
Go aud seo the latest novelties In
Ladiea' Flohuz Collarettes, etc., NJ the
Dollar Store st
buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc,
nj THE HERALD office, and write out
your e0ntraots,'-tL
William A. Jones will pay the
Highest price for secondhand iurnl'
ture or anything else you may have Ia
sell. Call at 40 Elm atreeL-Ad
Two shirts In ono, with collar and
cutih complete, for one dollar, at the
Dollar Store.-tf
White plques at ten cents yard
at the Dollar Store, II
For suits OF the latest styles and
patterns, go to u. NJ, Kahn Il Bros,
"A complete assortment Of gents
ties can be found nj the Dollar store
I'll
No stranger should neglect to cal
AT the New York clothing house.-tf
The excitement about the white
vests, IL still going on In the New Yorl
clothing house.
Those that are aware OF II II, cal
for their supplies. at the New Horl
clothing house,--tf
The inestassortment OF fine cloth
Ing at the New York clothing house
III.
White shirts and fine underwoa
at almost no price, at the New lorl
clothing house.-tf.
ALI who wish to purchase at who'll
sale, can find large supplies at the New
York clothing house,-tf.
"A full line OF family groceries
game and country produce il kept b.
Mr.. j. p. Freeman, No. 1901 Bln
street. We bespeak for him an OK
tensive patronage. -apr4 3w
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Rncea.

One OF the attractions at the
Mai-Fest, on Monday, will be the ra-
ces. A full programme will be offered.
The races will be open to horses OF
all ages, who have never made arecord.
The committee In charge Of the mat
ter are Major James Il. Barkley,
Frank Austin and Henry Boil, which
Is a sufficient guarantee that affairs
will he conducted In proper manner.
The major says that II his horses come
back from Galveston, and other
places In time. aud are In good trim,
he will speed them for the amusement
Of the visitors.
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Our Grain Of Malt,


Sometimes we catch faint glimpses, In our
stillest midnight dreams,
or angels sainging censers, waiting mist
wreaths DER blue streams.
Then tho vapory v6stals vanish, and the
censers pale and pass,
And we catch glimpse of fairies bringing
lager In blue glass.
~ Y. Graphic.
Or, perhaps, rs rise the vap0rs and the mist
wreaths circle higher,
Ills our wlie's voice breaks the charm with;
"Now get up and build the fire?"
~. Louis Ropu6iicdn,
And again, perhaps the warning ism I plain
ly understood,
And We snugly snooze while she is wacking
up the kindling wood.
-Wdrcester Press.
But tho snooze and dreams grow misty as
we look, and see her come.
With a rolling pin In one hand and splinter
In her thumb.
Chicago Tribune
Then, indeed, the mist-wreathe vanish.
and we nimbly spring from bed,
But before we've scaled the foot-board she
has whacked us ON the head.
Quincy Times.
But when the morning sunoeams cause the
midnight mists TO pass,
We find our dreams, arose from streams that
trickled from spei glass,
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Mr., Henry Dlashelmer OF Baton
Rouge, La, 10 In tho city prospecting
for a business location,
q. +. Tasker, wife and four children,
accompanied by four servants, were at
the LeGrand yesterday, Mr. TaSker IL
Phlladelphian, and better still u NIL
llonalre. He has purchased u large
ranch 200 miles weal Of Fort drlllln,
aud will move out there aud rough II
for couple OF years, for the benefit OF
his health,
+. Langdon Thomas, a gentleman
from Swansea, South Wales, was In
the city yesterday.
\. d. Woods, ex'mayOr OF Kansas
City, IL Teglatered ut the LOGrand. lilo
hrs some Idea OF locating IN Dallas.
ACaptain q. II. Cole, formerly OF the
Weathorford News, paid The HERALD
n visit last night no Ia on his way TO
New Orleans, and from thence 10
Washington. He says everything Ia
lively In the future great"
Our regular agent and correspond
Ont, DR., Q, X, Wilcox, leaves this morn
ing on a trip east ~ far as shreveport
in tho interest Of THE HERALD. We
commend DR.. Wilcox 10 the oourtesief
of our friends, and will gladly rocipro
cato lnYors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAOR-
BINARY {!
Ice Cream-The hest I'm the City

lee Cream--The Hest I'm the City.
John Marini Is the oldest established
confectioner of Dallas, Main street.
two doors west OF Lamar street.
Honest John has q reputation for
fair dealing which Is universally con-
ceded, and those wishing summer re-
freshments Of any description should
not fail to give him call. None but
pure cream employed In manufacture
Ing this article. Those wishing full
equivalent for their money should sup
their cream ut his parlor.
The very best quality of Ice cream
supplied to ladies and gentlemen at all
hours OF the day anu evening. Roomy
and spacious parlor, well ventilated.
Ice cream and any kind of sherDet by
the gallon or larger quantity furnished
to housekeepers.
Bananas, oranges, and all varieties
Of tropical fruits kept constantly ON
hand.-apll4.lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

Judge II. IL. West has apportioncd all
OF the public school fund belonging to
Dallas county. The amount Of said
fund 40 Apportloned was $04 IA the
school communities established 70, and
the children deriving the benefit OF the
fund number 1894. No moro public
schools viii DO organized I'LL Septem'
Der next.
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Thief. Of Clothing,

On carnival day tho room OF Mr.
Hpratly, boOk-keeper In tho First
National bank, was entered, and over
ono hundred dollars worth Of fine
clothes distracted. Mr., y. has had the
police on track ever since, In hopes OF
recovering the goods. Failing In that,
he now offers reward Of twenty dol
lars for the recovery OF tho goods.
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LlOncat IoI,li.

Honest John Marina, the confec-
toner, has his card In this mornings
paper. Reader, read II and be wise.
John ispreparod to furnish the delight
full Ice cream OF last, throughout the
present season. John 10 good'one,
his confectionery and all his fruit il
good. This ia part only Of the advan-
tage Of buying from u man who under
stauds his BUSINESS.
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Nj. *. Il Il. RAILWAY.
Go North via nanisnn-

And through the beautiful Indian Ter.
ritory. Don't go by way of the sand
bills and swamps OF Arkansas. Take
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. They
VIII land you directly In the great
Union Depot at st. Louis. They don't
compel you to ride three or four miles
through the back streets and alleys of
st. Louis in a toppling omnibus. They
run their coaches and sleepers through
70 81. Louis and enter the Union de.
pot. Is there any other line from
Texas that does? MOI They also
run coaches and sleeping GERS from
Texas to Hannibal and Quincy. Have
you any friends East looking towards
Texas? lfso send their address to the
undersi gned and he will with pleasure
forward them land you also) a beautI.
full pamphlet aud other interesting
matter well worth the mere request,
Address JAS ID BROWN,
Gen1 Passg'r Ag't, N. X. a T. R,y,
Scdalia, Mo.
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A Full sion,

Whilst we aro confident that Mr..
Wheat Intends to quit the dry.goods
business, we are just as sure that he
has received the very choicest line OF
dry-goods that has or will be brought
to Dallas this season. To those who
know the taste usually displayed by
Mr.. Wheat, in the selections of his
goods, we will not say word. To all
we say, go and III him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14
Removal.

The undersigned gives notice to his
friends and the public, that he has re-
moved his dental rooms and residence
to No. 62l Elm, opposite Poydras street,
and proposes, in consideration of the
money pressure, to make a great 70
ducti0n on his usual rates until the
first of September.
Sets of artificial teeth, $40; gold fill
ings lmedium), ~; amalgum Filings,
81. Terms cash.
Nv. MCGEE, Dentist.
aprll-dlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

We notice the bill boards In the city,
are covered with large colored poster,
on which the portrait Of Americas
greatest Snowman appears, In oonnec-
ton with an address to the people,
stating that after an experience of
fifty years, he has now the finest show
he ever managed, and will appear with
1t in this state, sometime this GUNNER.
He claims to have spent over $1,000
600 on this exhibition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14
A IInnslsOIne Office.

The Singer Manufacturing Company
opened their new Office last night, and
1t Is credit to any city. An elegant
brussels carpet on the floor, matching
the tinted walls, and beautiful
counter for transacting business, gives
city tone to the ESTABLISHING mt highly
credltable to the manager who got II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
Company, conner Of Elm and Live
Oak streets, Dallas, Texas, daily manu-.
facture Texas baking powder at %
cents per pound and Texas yeast cakes
at twenty cents per pound. Constant
~ keep on hand fresh roasted Rio and
o. q. Java coffee OF their own parch.
ing. Prepare all kinds of pure spices
at lowest rates. Those who have used
their goods will use no other. Whole.
sale and retail. Orders promptly at
tended TO aud satisfaction guaranteed.
mch2o.lm
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Daily gerald.

TnE DAILY HKAALD ~ published every
morning, except on Monday ~ VI on pen
annum la advance, postage prepaid on
~ cents per week delivered Ia tho CITY,
ADyKRTIaEIEG RATEsl ono square ten lines
nOnparoill one time VI 10, osOh subsequent
Insertion, 40 cents. special TalaA fOT weekly
monthly aud yearly advertisers,
Tnk WEEKLY HERALD Ia published every
Saturday morning NJ " " per year, post
ago prepaid,
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Choice Hungarian seed
iof sale in quantities to suit purchasers
s. p. sPENCER's,


Messrs. Goldsmith, Rosenthal & Co,
the well known proprietors OF the
Dollar Store, informs us that they are
just In receipt Of q large bankrupt
stock Of spring and summer dress
goods, amongst which they offer q
splendid article at ten cents a yard.
aprll.tf
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Reduction Of GINS.

We are informed that the gas COM
pany have determined to put their
rates down to four dollars and one-half
thousand cubic feet. To those who
pay their bills promptly, twenty-five
cents on thousand will be taken off,
thereby, reducing the price of gas to
four dollars and twenty-five cents per
thousand feet. This is quite reasona-
BILE, and We imagine the increase In
the number of consumers, will amply
repay the company for their liberality.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

Z A gentleman, from Scyene, filled up
with tarantula Juice last night and
made things "rapid," In East Dallas.
The "cops" took a hand, and pulled
him, he gave bond for his appearance
this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Beautiful weather.
Council meets tonight.
The general quiet still prevails.
Butter forty cents u pound and
rising.
Wheat will soon be ready for the
harvest.
Don't fail to attend the concert
tonight.
The streets were deserted at an
early hour last night.
There will be good racing during
the Manifest.
Trains on all the roadsare running
with commendable regularity.
Those Main street cars are not
painted yet. They look very badly.
"A new married couple are at the
Lamar. Justice Peak tied the knot.
The weather continues remarka-
bly, cool, considering the time of year.
The skating rink will open on the
fifth OF May, in the operahouse. So
says Elkin.
New gas mains will soon be eX-
tended to that portion of the city lying
north Of the Catholic church.
Judge Burford is suffering from
sore-eyes He has faith In blue. glass,
for he wears spectacles of that color.
--"ren Nights in Bar ROOM" was
rehearsed last night, preparatory to
the presentation next Tuesday night.
The hackmen had II hilarious old
time last night, having played joke
OF some kind on one of their number
Where goods are manufactured
now, and substitutes used In their
composition, 1t is said they are
sophisticated"
Cannot sewer be constructed to
give an outlet to the cutters on Main
street, and lead the water to the stone
sewer below the Lamar hotel.
The city council meets to night, to
discuss the matter regarding the hold
ing OF city funds. by the SCISSOR and
collector. The question is knotty
one.
More street lamps are wanted, and
when put up, kept lighted. The cor
ner Of Elm and Sycamore streets, and
Commerce street east Of Lamar need
them badly.
-Womble, the bill poster, no longer
sticks to his business but aspires to the
position of interpreter to the Tonks.
1t Ia rumored that they are obliged to
get some one to tell them what he
says.
The Tonkawas paraded yesterday,
riding In carriages, 1t was about as
apropos for an Indian to ride In a hack,
as for Uaited States soldiers to hunt
them In Pullman cars, as they have
done on the Union Pacific railroad.
The guidon of Company A, First
Alabama Artillery which was carried
by Mr.. Cummings through the war
and lately presented by him to the
Stonewall Grey's, Is highly priced by
that organization.
I'VE learn, with regret, that A. b.
Taber, Esq, general agent for the
John Deere Plow Company,is confined
to his bed from sickness. We trust,
however, 1t will only be temporary,
and that We will see him on the streets
again in few days.
We are glad to see that the city
engineer has acted upon The HER
AIDS suggestion and drained of the
pool which has stood for so many
years In the lot just east Of the city
hall. IL did not require much labor,
and cost but little, and by It's drainage
the source Of much malaria will be cut
of. The only wonder is, why was 1t
not been done before.
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Pistol rirlrr.

Several shots were fred last night
near the gas works. Who did II, or
what II was done for We were unable
TO fnd out.
Just as we are going 10 press, we
learn that the shots fred In the neigh
borhood Of the gas works resulted In
the woundIng Of negro In the leg.
What the trouble was. we could not
learn. II Is reported, however, that
the shooting was accidental, and that
be wounded darkey fred the shots.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING APRIL a..
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

OPERA HoUsE-Miss ella Rivss' oon'
obrt,
TH0MPs0N'b THEATRE border drama
uThe Wild Trapper OF the lrnEoH, or the
White boalpoT OF the Tonkawns." Twelve
genuine rcd mon.
CONChRr HALI-Songa, Dances and In
BtrumOntnl Mubic
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This company VIII have a dress pa
rade next Wednesday night, and will
march through the streets headed by
Professor Lawrence's band, who have
volunteered for the occasion, Every
member is requested to be present In
full uniform. Those who cannot at
tend will send their uniforms to the
armory. BY command of
GEORGE II. FELTON,, Captain.
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NOtIeo.

The members OF the Young Mems
Christian Association are hereby noti-
fled to meet tomorrow night, ut the
Lamar street church, at eight o'clock,
sharp. Business OF importance will
come before the Association. This will
be In the place Of the regular meeting
on Tuesday night
BY order OF the president.
A. W. NOWLIN, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

The credit given by the country
press 20 The DALLAS HERALD for its
Mardi Gras report, belongs properly to
the New Orleans Budget, from which
paper IL was copied ver6dtun', cuts and
all, 10 far as the Mystic Revelers Il
concerned. - Dallas Commercial. -
You had the same chance, why didn't
you improve it?- Denison Cresset.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

Tickets for Louisville, Nashville,
Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Fort Scott, New Orleans and AUS
tin, for sale at reduced rates, by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand ho-
tel.-tf
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outLooh fo,n.rx.,,..

Another car load Of buggies and car
riages just arrived. IL you want
number one job, at wholesale price,
call at Orr's stable, Main st Every body
come and examine the work, and get
the prices. CT. ALLEN.
mch2ld&vtf
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The Dallas Market.
FLOUR-Best Texas, s425
WHEAT-Extra choice, VI 45; choice, 81 81
al 40; good milling grades, 81 2O@l 30; low
grades, Sl@p1 10.
0AfS-1n good demands prices 90g82c.
BARLEY-Nominal, and nothing doing.
RYE-Nominal, and nothing doing.
BUTTER-Choice, 35@40c.
EGGS--l5@l6c " dozen.
CoTTON-MiddlinRs from DC to l0c; Offer
ings light.
HIDES-Weak; over II lbs, l5c; grubby
do do, lie; good, under II lbs, ll2c; grubby, do
do SO.
W00L--l5@lSo.
BEEF-On foot, SO 2593 50
SHEEP-Few offered.
PoTAToES-Sced sl@l % per bush; choice
peach blow So.
APPLES-Choice, s. 90.
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Mr.. NJ. sueu, formerly OF Galveston,
roxas, has opened dry goods store In
the building formerly occupied by W.
l., Murphy, We welcome Mr., suea
and all others like him 10 Dallas. This
Ia the llldoradO Of Texas, aud Calves
ton men are finding II out.
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MOTINE.

Df. q. X. Wilcox Ia this day appointed n
regular travelling agent and correspondent
Of TuE DAILY HERALD. His contracts for
Job work, advertisements and subscriptions
will DO duly recognized by this ONCE.
j.. IL. BARLOW.
DallaH Anil H. 1877
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Wanted, situation as teacher.
governess or housekeeper, In the city
or country. Have the best of recon-.
m eDdation for either position. Ad
dress ). A. X, Herald Office. apll2.2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

The toilet and cabinet collar In
beautiful maple and walnut boxes for
25c. at GOA Elm street. Call and see
them. -apll4.tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

Rye, oats and corn at Haggarts
mch30-lm
English dairy cheese at Haggarps
mch30-lm
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Mn, Jonn W, VHALK IL our authorized agent
atPalo Pinto.
Mn, MoCuNE !, HOLIDAY ID duly author
izod agent and correspondent ~ The Daily
yeriining, Job work aud nbsorlp tlonl
will DO duly ratified by this ONCE.
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GAS CONSUMERS.
twenty-five per Gent. Reduction I'm
Price.

Twenty I've per Cent. Reduction I'm
Price.
Desiring to meet the wants of our
patrons In these hard times, from and
after May LIST we will furnish gas at
81 80 per thousand feet, reduction of
twenty-five per cent. on prices hereto
fore charged, which is lower than any
city In Texas, or In the United States,
when coal costs as much as we have to
pay. In making this reduction, we
confidently expect large increase In
consumption and In the number Of
consumers. Unless such increase fol-
lows, We will he unable TO sell gas at
the above figures, aud we request all
of our present patrons to assist US In
acquiring additional consumption.
Should we succeed In doubling our
consumption, we will, at no distant
day, be able TO make q still further re-
duction. In order TO make collections
promptly, we will allow a discout OF
twenty-five cents per thousand on all
bills paid on presentation, or at the
Office Of the company on or before the
fifth day Of the month, which will
make 81 25 for gas, for those who avail
themselves Of this discount. Should
bills not be paid by the fifth, the full
price will be charged, and the gas will
be positively turned of.
J.E. scHNEIDER, President
J. II. scRUoos, Secretary. apr3i-lw
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Go and seenew the style of fichues
collarettes, etc, at the new department
over the Dollar store.
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Clothing,

Gents cashmere suits for two dollar.
Also complete stock Of fine clothing,
AZ equally low prices, can be found at
the Dollar Store.-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-14

For superior dental work, call on
]. 8 Stewart & Son, at their rooms
over Bank Exchange, Main street. q
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-Haggart's sells extra Burlap sacks.
mch30.lm
Hungarian and millet seed n
Haggart's.-
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Rochester Democrat: The editor Of
the Chicago Tribune, who claims 10
have invented the blue glass cure,
should try some Of the cure for the AZ
flletlon known as trying.
All festival held at one OF the Dali
ton colortd churches, n cake was
awarded 20 the most graceful lady
yalkIst IN the room. The waddling
took place up and down the aisle.