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BROTHERHOOD OF ENGINEERS.

THE STRIKE ON THE HEADING ROAD AND ITS
CAUSE by THE GRAND CHIEF ENGINEER.
PHILADELPHIA April 90, 1871
In an interview tonight Grand Chief Engine
Arthur, oil the brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
denied that he ever made statement OF his ability to
stop every road in the country by a OF his hand
At public meeting IN tins city tomorrow night he
proposes TO give history OF The growth Of the Broth
erhooi ana the cause oi tho strike tho Reading
Railroad. lie stated his willn gness refer the DIM
cutlcs 20 board OF Arbitration. Mr.. Arthur GAINED
that the Reading Company was now employing i'm
proper on It's road
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A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, April 90 1877.
THIS afternoon, Ammo Guy, colorcd. who resided at
No 4o4 Pleasant avenue found dead in her house,
with pistol shot wound in her lett breast
joseph Freeman gave himself up TO the police
and stated that he hat difficulty with Anne,
with whom he lived, and had struck her the head
with rolling pm. Anne and LIZZIE Lane, who live
uoor, quarrellcd saturday night, the latter
has been arrested The affair Is mysterious, death
was caused by pistol shot ana blow the head
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entirely destroyed mosque, built all Of stone. was

entirely destroyed. mosque, built all Of stone. was
ruined by tho flames Two women were killed.
4 FRENCH AFFAIR oy HONOR SETTLED.
The Paris correspondent Of tho HERALD teegraphs
that tho projected duel between the Marquis Taey
rand and H. Roga, Of the Pays has been given up 1t
will DO remembered that Taleyrand has lately an
nounced MS adhesion TO rcpubcanism and written
severe things OF the Bonapartsts, for which Paul dc
Cassagnac sharply criticised him In his Journal lie Pays
Cassagnac has since been sent 10 prison Tor similar
structures the government so his representative on
the Pays, NJ Roga had also the honor OF representing
him in the affair OF honor The seconds have finally
decided that the article the Pays exceed the
bounds Of legitimate political criticism, and the
matter ends.
Minister Martel has ordered magistrates to report to
him all newspapers which attack foreign governments
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PICKPOCKET CAUGHT.

Mrs Betty Hcync, OF No. 2l5 avenue A, while walk
Ing through the Boaory yesterday afternoon, felt
baud IN her pocket and turning quickly saw Patrick
Carey boy OF sixteen fleeing with her pocketbook,
tanning S2bs. Ollcer schmidt, OF the Tenth precinct
capturcd Carey, and Judge Wande, at the Essex Mar
KEEL Police Court, he'd him IN 81. 600 bail
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LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April %, 1877.
The Louisville Jockey Club has extended the time OF
closing the entries tothc ST. 500 purse in which Ten
Brock Aristdcs have aircidy boon entered until
Wednesday, May The entrance loo is ten rcr cont
Is open TO all weights and ages,
Thursday, May "A. Entries mailed on Wednesday
arc good.
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CORONER'S CASES.

An unknown womans dead body was found Mt No.
Al baxter street yesterday. Shc had brown bair. and
u red dress trimmed win velvet.
Joseph Baumann, two months old, was found dead
In his mothers bed AZ seven O'Clock yesterday morn
ing.
Henry vandenbrand and Ann Carroll died Saturday
oven ing without medical attendance
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FOUND DEAD.

A WEALTHY FARMERS MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEAR-
ANCE EXPLAINED.
CDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
HARRISBURG, Pa., April 20, 1877
The Jeody Of Levi Hooker, a wealthy farmer OF this
county, who disappeared last wncr, was found yes
terday in creek about six miles from his former resi-
dcnce. Tho mind OF Hooker had been greatly asi-
tated by the prospective marriage of TO-.
male relative to individual whom he dis
liked, and a mild type Of insanity followed
one night while his wife was asleep he his
bed and no traces OF him could DO found until his
corpse discovered yesterday.
The body OF an unknown man was found to-day near
the place where Mr.. Hocker's body was found.
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STABBED BY A PLAYMATE,

NASHUA, N. H., April %. 1871
James +. whitney, SIX years OF age. during quar-.
rel with his playmate Lewis Shattuck, was stabbed
BY the later three tmos Ono IS two and ono halt
inches deep, and " quito serious
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FIGURING MILL BURNED.

wATrRTowS, n. Y, April 90, 1871
Tho Touring mill OF william u. Furncss, at Osdens-
burg ~ Y, totally destroyed by nrc this morn
ing Tho Sl2 900 and tho Insurance S. Oo0 Tho
origin OF the Are Is unknown.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record Will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twentyfour hours, in CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last Year, az
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD BUILDING
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A.. -
PETTENGILLS
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
and
ADVERTISERS HANDBOOK
for 1871
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
for lM7.
PrIce 81.

Tho under-gned ssue this day their Newspaper Direct.
1877. II IL the most complete the most com psee
aud the convenient work OF tho kind over published
The book contains JIo pages. printed from new type
especially cast this work handsomely and substsn
TALLY bound. Tho Directory contains,
"A complete list of and other periodicals
published In the United states aud provinces Of British
America frequency and days OF issue. the politics
distinctive features the names OF the publishers
and Ia most cases. statement OF the amount OF ctrcular
tion.
2 A list Of tho newspapers OF the United states aud
arranged by countless so that at glance the
lions covering yivcn section OF stale ma
be determined upon.
g. list u the daily newspapers OF tho United States
and showing whether they issued morning
evening whether not they have weekly edition and
distinguishing those having circulation OF o.OQ owes
4 list OF weekly newspapers having q circulation d
5000 and each issue
s. st Of weekly religious newspapers Published in the
English Language which take Advotising notinR the de-
nonnin nal character OF ench.
list Of periodicals. devoted to agriculture, hcvticnl.
ture, 1.-Two stock. Re.
Tie book gives all necessary facts representing ss74
separate publications which facts have been coased 40
great labor expense The Directory will sent -
an address upon the price 81 per cory
y N. PETrENGILL 4 Co,
Publishcrs.
81 PARK row, New Ycrk.
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Average temperature yesterday. 52I
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS k
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the original and only Worcestershire ssuce.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALA,
'''''' JUN MATTHEW'S LIST Nv. and 10th st.. city.
WIGS, ToUPEES-G. RAUCHFUss, PRACTICAL
wig maker switches Curls. Invsblcs Bsndssnx ~ Eas
18Th IT. near broadway.
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A sAHET MINERAL SPRING WATER rREATMUNI
everything In otherwise tlDooooH
Trsasss ~ ". nEArAs fsss a 40 nsssavs0s
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Thomas Coleman, OF Troy; Daniel b. st.
John, OF Newburg, and A. J. Wcllman, OF Friendship,
N. Y; Judge J. $. Polk, OF Dcs Moincs, Iowa, and
Judge L. H. Brisbeo, OF Chicago, are at tho St Nicho
las. Rev. J. Cumming Macedonia, OF Cheshire. Eng
land; John 7. Raymond and William J. Florence are
at the Fifth Avenue. Ex-Congrcssman r. Holland
DUEL, OF Cortland N. ", is at tho Aston. Professor
f. N. Horsiord, OF Cambridge, Mass, and Captain
Hamilton Perry, OF tho steamship Adriatc. the
Everett. Judge II. L. Comstock, OF CanandaiguA, N.
" is at the sturtevant Miss Roso Eytingo is At tho
Coleman.
TO TRIFLE WITH COUGH Is TO INVITE CON.
SUMPTION bronchitis abscess of the lungs To
cough with IiALEs HoSKr or IIoHknousD AND TARists
PiKss TooTnAcnx Dnors cure in one minute.
A-BENNEiT BUILDING.
,oc.rep ON xAss FiEEEr aSS AND FULTON ara
70 LET ON y sIifTAh nIAsp pSs TERMS
IA ASfl IN M Fnk HSP INSURANCE OFFICES
A-FoR STYLISH AND ELEGANT GENTLEMEN's
HATS direct to tho manufacturer. EsPENCHEID No
ALL WHO SUPPER PAIN RELIEVED IN
ST. ss." New ' YORK fAS FAINT once o''''-n''
BEST VALUE IN FRENCH cHAMPAGNEs.-soLD
by PARK TELPORD aud ACHEk. MERRALL CO.
Louis Duvaus Extra Dry, $40 per case.
DYEING AND CLEANING.-NEw YORK DYE
ING AND PRINTING EsTABLIsHMENT staten Island.
Yos 1913 and iss risrspons st. sraokyn 20 Sor;h ssS
st.. Philadelphia Established hhy-esht years
GORMAN LATE OF 9Th Av. AND 9TH ST..
has removed his snon BUSINESS 10 43 9Th Fine
Of rst class SuoEs lowest prices Custom work
made IN u superior manner.
IMPORTED NATURAL MINERAL wATERS-sOLD
by all groccrs. druggists. Sc.
LLisAnis-Pnrc. sparkling Water for table
HuSYApI JAsos-Bcst natural Aperient.
Gcnuine only with agents namc McCCLLAGH CO.,
New York. on labels
IusYADi JAsos-As NJ laxative prefer the Hunyadi
Janos To aud other minera water
THE Is small tho
pleasant acts promptly u does Cypress the stomach.
II does grpo and IL IL efficient.
J. MARION SIMS. NJ. D., Now York
JULES MUMM'S CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNES.-
Sold by all erocers. wine merchants, &C.
LEA a. PERKINS,
WoRrHsTERsnrRE SAucE
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TO TRIFLE WITH COUGH Is TO INVITE CON.
ptiou, bronchitis abscess of the lungs To
cough with HALEs HoSKY or HoHknousD AND TAR Is -
avert all danger.
PrKr's Toor DRops n minute
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The mystic ReveIers.

A knight in full armor dashed up Ia
the entrance OF the hall Of the Mystic
Revelers, last night, bearing on the
end Of his lance missive addressed to
them from Bogharib, Lord High
Chamberlain OF the Empire Of His
Most Beloved Majesty, Rex, King OF
the Carnival, commanding the Revel-
ers to use the utmost dispatch, upon
pain OF the royal displeasure, to make
ready 10 receive His Hlghness ut an
early day. The Mystic Revelers, as
dutiful and loyal subjects, have de-
cided to receive and entertain His
Most Blessed Majesty with all the
pomp and splendor due his exalted
rank. The royal proclamation will
fix the day. Long live the King
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Dallas and New Orleans.

The HERALD recognizes, in the in
creasing number of commercial trav.
elers from New Orleans who are repre-,
senting the interests of their houses in
North Texas, a growing desire on the
part of the business men of that city
to reach for, work up and control the
trade of this section. With the com
pletion of railway communication be.
tween Dallas and New Orleans, we
may confidently look to see New Or
leans become formidable and sue
cessful rival and competitor of st
Louis. The natural sympathy and
leaning of our people is towards New
Orleans, and all that has prevented
her from reaping rich harvest of our
business has been the lack of railway
communication.
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paycInents.

While In Galveston some weeks ago
we were struck with the uniformity,
cleanliness and smoothness OF the
pavements of that city. In the resi-
dence portion, the material used is the
imported English friedrich or artificial
stone, made about foot square and,
say, two inches thick. The bricks or
stones were brown, slate and stone
color, and in many places were put
down diamond-wise, making very
strong and handsome walk. These
bricks or artificial stones are brought
out from England as ballast, and are
very cheap and durable. Any one
desiring to make pavement OF dura-
bility and beauty can easily ascertain
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Mrs. Tyne is going to sell out
business is looking up, and long
faces are shortening.
The condition OF all OF our banks
is perfectly sound and solvent.
The work on the Dallas and
Wichita is going on rapidly.
In fortnight at furtherest the
water works will be In operation.
For the first time in six weeks we
had yesterday mild sunny day.
Grand annual ball of the Stone.
wall Greys tonight, at Lively Hall.
M. II. Thursday night. Business
of importance. Tremble and obey
The Mayors court furnished moth
ing more interesting, yesterday, than
few disorderly cases.
"A false alarm OF fire yesterday
morning, about ii O'Clock, brought our
boys in red out with great alaurity.
Judge Ferris, of Waxahachie, is
among the guests Of the Commercial
Hotel, and is in attendance upon our
courts.
The grand jury transacted not lit.
tie business yesterday, all looking to
the publication Of the moral atmos-
phere.
Judging from the number of invi.
tatioDs sent out for the ball of the
Stonewall Greys tonight, the hall will
be crowded.
Rev. 7. w. Csskey has offered to
meet Rabbi Browne In public relig.
ious debate, and states his proposition |
In the Sherman Courier.
The Short Horn Convention met
and organized yesterday, and will
meet again this morning at General
GaDo's office, over the First National
Bank.
1t is whispered that the next hop
given by the young gentlemen OF Dali
las will be mask and fancy dress
affair, which cofld not fail to be both
novel and entertaining.
The locstion for the poStoillce has
not yet been decided upon, as far as
as THE HERALD is informed. The
difficulty is TO get suitable building
/ n the proper locality.
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THE BALL TONIGHT.
The StouewaII Grays.

AS this splendid body eff citizen
soldiery give their annual ball tonight
mt Lively Hall, IA list of the members
will be read with interest. The fol,
lowing is the roster of the company:
Captain, Il. G. Bower; first lieuten.
ant, }. J. Cox; second lieutenant,
Worth Peak; third lieutenant, q. n.
Quillman.
First sergeant, +. Beaumont; second
sergeant, G. III. Calhoun; third ser.
geant, Il. M, Barkley; fourth sergeant,
Il. l.. Davis; fifth sergeant, ID. Huck-
ley.
First corporal, J. Work second cor
poral, *. Hall; third corporal, b. b.
Buck; fourth corporal, II. z. Scott.
Privates-S. ID. Thruston, |. G. Ar.
mold, s. X. Work, S. Cockerill, C. A.
Work, W. Il. Clark, S. b. Scott, c.
Cowan, Zach. Tollivsr, J. II. Davis, j.
b. Bosley, +. Davenport, +. Manget,
j. J. Good, G. Waller, J. Gayle, ii.
Waller, j. b. Mitchell, ]. f. Wolf J.
N. Ogden, J. Flint, Mat Peak, A. s.
Jet, II. Snodgrass, II. b. Strange, Dan
Ripley, q. J. Poland, =. Levy, 4, An.
derson, G. Hardwick, G. II, Carlton.
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This association had IL most interest
Ing session on yesterday, and have
adjourned to meet to-day at 10 u. M,
in the rooms of General II. NJ. Gano,
over the First National Bank. Every
one at all interested in FLOODED stock
in Northern Texas, or wishing to ad.
vance our interest in the direction of
better cattle, are asked to attend.
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CRIMINAL DOCKET.

Astoria Masked burglars Sentenced
NEW YORK, January 23.-Tbe Asto-
ria masked burglars have been sem
tenced--John James to twenty years,
and fifteen years in another case +;
jeremiah Mccarthy to eighteen years
JOY Brought 40 Grief
LAwRENCE, Mass, January 23.--A'
n. JOY has been arrested for falsiiying
his pay.rOlls.
Detective Pride, Of Memphis. MortalIJ
WOundrd-COlOrcd Love affair.
MEMPHIS, January 23.-While at
tempting to arrest II burglar named
Williams, Detective Pride was shot
and mortally wounded. Williams es'
capped.
ElonO' Neil shot and instantly killed
Henry Cox last night, on Madison
street, about woman. All colored'
ONeil escaped.
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Notice 10 YAK Payers,

The State and county tax rolls fol
1876 will close ON the 18th of February
1877. After the latter date there will
be additional cost. Don't delay pay
ing until February begins, AS it will
take every day from now until the
close of that month 90 close the rolls,
If siXty.tive persons pay each day. II
any considerable number wait till the
last, il will be impossible for me TO re-
ceive and receipt for the amounts, and
this Will add costs to the tax. payer.
W. II. PRATHER,
Janl3.Marl. Tax Collector. Dallas Co.
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Tax.pny ers, Alteration!

Notice is again given that l am
ready to receive taxes on the delin-
quent Dallas und Wichita railway,
and Texas aud Pacific railroad rs
sessment for 1874 and 1875, as also
for 1876. On the first Monday in
March the deliquent taxes for 1874 and
1875 will be advertised and sold with
the city ad valorem taxes, unless sooner
paid. J. N. OGDEN,
City Assessor and Collector.
january l2, 1877. -lw
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

lie Grand market is tle place to
buy your game; they keep a fine as
sortment on hand at all times, corner
Main and MARKET streets. I'm
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.,
at The HERALD Office, and write out
your contracts.
If you have anything to sell or
wish to buy anything, cali on William
A. Jones, no Elm street-Ad
For ilne Caddo lake perch, red
fish, salt water trout, etc, go to the
Merchants Restaurant 5O3 Main street.
They are always supplied. I'D
William A. Jones will pay the
highest price for secondhand turni-
ture or anything else you may have to
sell. Call at 40 Elm street.--Ad
Morton, Of Indiana, has made a
bad break, and 80 have oil lovers OF
good oysters. They break straight for
the Merchants Restaurant, sos Main
street. Nd
Fine wines and Kentucky whisky,
for medical purposes, at Raney "
Crowdus'. TT.
Choice Goshen butter at Raney Il
Crowdus'. TT
Pocket stoves, the very thing for
travellers, campers or nurseries, ut City
Drug Store, Il. Beaumont " Co.-tf
"A large and well selected stock OF
fireworks, of every description al
De Stefano Bro.'s.--Ad.
French John has fresh water cres
ses, the only ones in town, which he
supplies to the trade AZ well Us hi
guests.--tf
For choice oranges, Malaga grapes
or anything in the line Of fruits, nuts
fancy candies, etc. Gall mt De Stetanc
Bro s.-.Ad.
Don't buy any watches or jewelrJ
until you have examined the new
stock and prices at Ausiin's, 5O4 Mali
street.-tf
--Vane, Calvert q Co.'s nike,
paints, ready for use, at manufactures
prices. +. Beaumont & Co., agents
Dallas, Texas.--tf
Best, freshest and cheapest gro
ceries in the city at Raney Il Crow
dus'.
The only genuine old Dun, Mon
arch sour.mash whisky in Dallas cal
be found at Craddock's, opposite Les
Grand Hotel. 1T.
For large, fat bivalves, call OF
French John.-tf
--Buchan d Co.'S, cresylic ointmen
trscrew worms, cure for foot rot II
heep, Mt City Drug store, lllS Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.--tf
Choice mince meats at Raney u
Crowdus' 70S Elm strect.-tf
The tables Of French John, thG
prince of caterers, whose restaurant is
in the old Odd Fellows building, are
always supplied with the freshest deli
cacies OF the season.--tf
--Austin's is the place for bargains
in fine watches and jewelry.-tf
The original French John has tn,
finest display of large shell oysters
game of all kinds. the choicest cuts o
beef, mutton, veal, pork, etc, also sal
and fresh water fish, shrimp, poultry
milk shoats, and In fact the very hes
of everything the markets Of Dallas
If you want to find the choices
meats in the city, 90 to the LIE Crane
market, corner Of Main and Marke
streets.-lm
-
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Financial,


NEW York, January 23.-Gold lO0l.. Elk.
change-long 4S319, short iSjL.
Stocks active and strong. Money 4, CIV.
ernments dull. but strong.
Commercial.
NEW YORK, January 23.-Cotton firm,up
lands la,Sc; orleans IL 7-l6c. Futures staadv
ut the declinc; February l3 l5.l69l3 ii.SIS.
March 10 l7-S2@lS>sc; April 10 1896,
NEwORLEANs, January 2S Market genar-
or ally dull. Cotton demand fair and prices
steady. Sales 5lO bales, Quotations nm
changed. Receipts-not S,06S; gloss S.GS;
Exports, to Liverpool ABB; Boston i,iU3:
stock on hand 266, I5l. 'V''
LIVERPOOL, January % -Noon.-Cotton
Futures qalet; uplands, low mlddlinr
clause, March and April delivery, : li.ltd'
ST. LOUIS, January 3,-Flour nrm. Wheat
dull; No. rod, fall, 81 5i@sl 5ii4 bid. Corn.
No. 2mixed, iOc. Oats hrm, No. 2S3lS@sIe
bid. Rye duh and heavy. Barley G1iet
Whisky steady. Pork firmer; si1 * askaJ
Lard hrmer; lie asked. Bulk meats tirmer
and Inactive; shoulders 6I4c; clear rib 81 tes.
Sc; clear sides, SIC asked. Bacon frmer
7sS@7%c and 9%@ssSc; 7s4@7Jsc for shoulders,
clear rib and clear Sides.
Cattle.
Nj. LOUIS, January a9.--Cattle steady.
Hogs steady.
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Louisiana -CHsnnaye and BCnDer LIN
Route 10 WHshinRIOn--SiG situation In
changed.
NEW ORLEANS, January 23.-The
situation is unchanged. Nichols is
still master of the situation.
The sergeant-at arms Of the United
States House OF Representatives left
this evening for Washington, via Mo-
bile, with Cssanave and Kenner, men,
beers Of the Returning Board.
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A. A. Parsons wholesale and retail
Millinery, Cloak and Suit House, sos
Main street, is constantly receiving
cloak1 and ready made dresses, from
81 to $40 each. Headquarters for ladies'
outfits. Bargains in every department.
Terms cash.
A. A. PEARSON, 800 Min "
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Don's be Complaining

That you do not know what to present
to your friend or sweetheart for IA
Christmas gift, but go to j. NJ. Dram,
POI Main street, and buy for the pur-
pose Il fine gold watch and chain, u
sparkling diamond, u choice locket
and necklace
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PREFEURED SPECIALS.


Be sure and nee those beautiful eases
OF sterling silver goods, choice presents
for your wife, sister or mother-in.law,
at J. NJ. Oranl's, 500 Main street.-tf
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State Of Yerds, County Of Dallas,
L. q. NJ. swink. Cashier OF the sabovo
n heu BANK, do solemnly swear Thai IN a
inOOve statement Is true 10 the beRt n, ,n',
knowledge and belief. WI my
s, GIN. SwtNK, Cashier.
sworn 70 before me this January ly. I'M
~ H. stesgall, Notary Public
Dallas, Toxaa.
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Ready.made dresses 50 50 10 $40 each;
Cloaks "a to $40; Hats to match suits,
at A. A. Pearsons, 500 Main street,-tf
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Remember that pipes are sold In re-
tail at Wholesale prices at Theodore
Reinecke's, 300 Main street. also du-
plicate of his well known stock of
cigars one door east Of Thompson's
Thentre.
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old sGihE Cole

Was u jolly old soul, and the reason
was because he drank "Old Grow"
whisky. Billy keeps it at the Opera,
three doors east of the opera house.
Give it trial. 1t
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A dwelling house on Live Oak street,
No. 2l0, Apply to Hoyt & Coffin, 7S7
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