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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-30

PlTTsBURG, Pa, MAY 800 A. M.-River q
feet inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and mild. -.. Er- .. .|. 3.
dispatches to the Merchants Exchanged
CHARLESTON. w. VA, May 3J-9:22 A. NJ
Kanawna River feet inches and falling.
Thermometer 50. Weather clear. Wind
southwest. rl I.j .-.. .. ~ "
The river is falling here at noon to day with
10 feet in the channel g .l..
The following steamers were In port at noon:
Bostona. Potomac, Wildwood, City of Ports
mouth. James W. Gaff, Charles b. Church,
Louis A. sherley, United States, George w.
Cheek Cons. Miilar and Laura L. Davis.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May SO-1OO5 A. M.-Ar.
rived-Gen. Lytle and Mary Houston, from
Cincinnati; Kanawha, from below Grey Ea-
gle, from Henderson. The John A. Wood,
with 20 empty barges, is in the canal. The "
the Wood and bargcs. The small
stern-wheel steamer Comfort, from the Yazoo
River, destined for Leland, passed up this
morning. The Mary Houston adds 100 tons
here at fair rates, and leaves this evening.
River feet inches in the Canal, and feetA
inches on the Falls and falling. Weather clear
and warm. ... '".b
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS. . ra.
The Mary Houston left last evening for New
Orleans with moderate trip. .
Capt. II. W. Wlse's fine and popular packet.
j. W. Gan, leaves this evening for return trip
to Memphis. Col j. d. Moore pfesidcs in the
office.
the fast Bostona will be the regular Chesa-
peake & ohio Railroad packet, leaving
promptly at 4,P NJ. for Huntington. ,.
The Wildwood arrived TINS morning and re-
turned to Maysville at noon.
The Laura L. Davis arrived yesterday and Is
announced IN our advertising columns to re-
turn to st. Louis to-day. Capt .. w. Davis
commands, and Mr.. 5. James, Jr., has charge
| OF the Office.
The Geo. w. Cheek arrived this morning and
will return to Vevay at 8 r. NJ.
| The Chas. b. Church Is announced to be the
next boat out for New Orleans. She leaves to-
| morrow. Capt j. S. Patterson commands, and
MIR. j. 7. Hambleton has charge OF the Office.
Capt. ii. II. browns fine packet Potomac,
Capt. w att Shedd clerk, arrived this morning
and will return to Pomeroy this evening.
The Golden City is below Memphis
| The Thompson Dean is due at New Orleans
| to-day. .ftr b.
The United States arrived from Louisville
this morning, and Will return at 5 p. NJ, leay-
| ing from the wharfboat. foot OF Vine street.
The Louis A. Sherley arrived last night from
Carrolltun, and will return this afternoon at j
o'clock.
iTne Thomas Sherlock will arrive from New
| Orleans Tomorrow. She is announced to re-
turn Saturday.
The Charles Morgan, en- route from New Or
| leans to Cincinnati, passeu Helena yesterday.
the Emma Graham turas back to-day from
| Wheeling. "..
The U. r. Schcnck and Mary Miller are
above, and the A. q. Donnally is below, Ev-
| ansville, .-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-30

In ORDER TO ToiAcCoMMoDATE EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THH STAR, NIB. E, DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. 70 'ASToR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will 5t
branch Office of the STAR, Mr.. snlffen being au-
thorized TO make advertising eoatracts on our be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-30

HOGS-The market is Arm to-day and rath-
er active. We quote common $4 25a4 60, medi-
um 81 7ua4 IS, aud goou to choice $4 9oa5'20
per Genital.
CATTLE-Market steady and quiet. Com
mon quoted So 5Ba3 90, medium grades IS 25a
4 10, and good to choice 81 2ia5 81 per Genital
gross.
oSHEEP-Market firm and demand moderate
at IS 50a4 50 per Genital for fair to good.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-30
Cincinnati Live stock MARKET.

CINCINNATI, May 3U--2 2. NJ.
The total receipts and shipments Tor the
past "a hours were as follows:
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
specials to the Star.

PlTTsBURG, Pa, MAY 800 A. M.-River q
feet inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and mild. s. Er-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-30

The suit brought by Councilman Dom
aldson before Squire Schwab, OF Cincin-
natl, against Mr.. Breeden, to compel
payment lor lithographing. was yester-
day decided in Donaldson's favor.
The game Of baseball between the
Moellar Club ana the Probascos, OF Full
ton, last Sunday, resulted in tue score
OF IL to Din favor Of the Daytonians, the
visiting club becoming dIsgusted in the
hrst inning, with The way they were
handled, and threw up the sponge. y
The Trustees Of st. Franciscus Church
have taken legal measures TO secure
rom attachment the library aud other
effects by creditors Of Father Grome.
-saun. Trap has also got out an atLanh-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-18

Tickets will be on sale at all the principal
stations and towns on the Houston < II XaS
Central railway between Sherman and
Houston; also, - Austin and Waco; and AZ
FoT; Worth and Pans, on the Texas ard Pa
cluc railway, and probably other towns IN
uoIlA, nude and eastern Texas.
sale Jl Tickets VIII commerce Oh Noycm-
ber 18th, aGd continue ~ 10 tie departure
OF the tr-lu On tie morning oil The nth ni
Dtcsmb Der, lH3 1ecg.IHI .>7ti.1s t.sI D. Hltfy
ample for WIg sG48.r Thai ugg BE- purchased
Tickets VIII be good gO.ug on special
train Deeem Der nth; good returning on any
train or1ate until January lltA, lS->, thus
allowing every one 10 return &C pleasure.
and compelling no one 20 remain longer
than they wish,
EKcUI,ionis.s for New Orleans are allowed
20 stop over in Galveston az pleasure, both
going and returning.
Special arrangements have been made
with the very best hotels n New Orleans
anu Galveston tn board excu.s.0N.sts al
greatly reduced rates while in the cities. Ar
Tsngemeufs have also been made with the
leadin theatres, opera houses, omnibus and
transfer lines pleasure steamers, e,C., ct
greatly le1ucr1 rates 1gr tie benefit OF this
excursion, thus combining economy aud
pleasure throughout the entire trip.
This is a rare Opportunity Tor business
men, rs vel a. those in search OF pleasure
and trip IN which both business ana
pleasure can be easily and pleasantly com.
blned. The attention OF the ladies in partic-
uIaT Is also directed 10 this, as IL Is certainly
the most charming and attractive trip Tor
them mat has ever yet ueen gotten up.
Parties designing to make the trip ale re.
quesied 70 buy their tickets al the earliest
possible day, and as an lnducemeat i've per
cent. discount will be made On an purchases
made before the 9Th O! December.
For further particulars address either at
Houston or Dallas. Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-18

Rev. q. a. Couison, Of Jackson,
Tennessee, viii preach at the Baptist
church, at II o'clock this morning
also at : o'clock p m.
There will be services at the Chris.
tian church this morning and tonight,
at the usual hours. Elder II. NJ. Gano
will preach the sermon.
DIR. Smith has Just returned from
presbytery, and will hold service at
the First Presbyterian church, on Elm
street, morning aud evening, to-day.
The Rev. Slr. Ford, OF the Methodist
conference, will fill the pulpit OF the
Lamar street Methodist Episcopal
church this morning. Services at
night by the Rev. H. A. Bourland, the
pastor for the ensuing year.
Rev. William Il Irwin, OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church, will preach to-
day at rhe Cumberland Presbyterian
church, on Jefferson street, at II o'clock
a. m, and at 7:l5 o'clock in the even
ing, Rev. J. J. Walker, Of the Method
let Episcopal church, will preach at
the same place. Full attendance is ex-
pected.
The following pulpils OF the city
will be occupied by mem bers Of the
Methodist Episcopal church today:
Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal
church, Elm ssreet-il a. m, Bishop
X S. Foster. 100 p. m, Rev. DIR.
Meredith.
Lamar Street Methodist Episcopal
church, South-ll 3. NJ, Rev. J. B.
Ford, u. ID.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-18

On the Isl OF September shall enter upop
the practice Of the law in Dallas. Ciiice
public square.
augljIlm M RT-REopn
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER Ilth, 1877,

Az o'clock a. 81, @ spec.a. train wllt am
!. -pect, iuc.u4ug Pullman Palace sleeping
luar.ts, and 10 elegant and wei Kept
Rr.gyslNtuf Coach, WI. leave sherman,
relas. on tAe Houston & Lcr1s Genital rail.
way, ami run through % Galveston, making
good connection 10 Galveston with Nor
gan, magnificent Inns % ocean steamers,
which connect close az Bra,ae4f Clty viii
Morgan railroad, one % ll- upe,l railroads
!u tile south; running from ETa-leaI llty %
Sew JaesIs over one Of the most beautiful,
The features o.! greatest Interest 10 the rN-
ca s.oulsts a.ylg tie line o. this road are
the beautiful roe and vegetable farms and
extensive sugar plantations, which l.e con-
,l-u0us tg or on either side OF the road all
Tie way 20 New Orleans,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-18

At Eliiotrs ktg saloon, on Elm
street, yesterday evening, white man
aud negro got into fuss, when the
latter departed, going for a pistol, with
Shich he soon returned, threatening
to use it. Officers Aiken and Sheehan
took the belIcOse Individual In Gus.
tody, but upon his giving sufficient
bond, be was turned loose a cooler and
wiser daTky.
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STATE OF TEXAS

IL gives 70 the PASSENGER a view OF the grand
eet scenery, finest agricultural district ana
s4ga' grazing grounds OF the West.
80 passenger and freight trains are su,'
passed by none in the state. Pullman
IAiace Drawing Room and sleeping Vsn
IsdEe 81 LOUIS daily via the NJ, h. & i: ~
.. =, m; Hannibal at 10 a. NJ, and sedallA
az o.Ho p IN, running through TO Denlsoni
oneIIn4n, oallasl Hearne, Austin and hous
Uu Hllhout change Connection Is also ma1'
a. SHERMAN with the Texas and PACING TaA'
"aS IOr the above named points. =,
ae connections OF this Road with lac NJ
n. q l. az DenisOn for ct. Louis, HannloI,
Suleasoi Fort Scott, Kansas City and 81
pJ4nls NoTth and East; with The Texas rs
enc al sherman for st. LOuiS, Cairo Men
pms, ana all points East and Southeast, ahl
~ hoOstOn with the g., II. & ) A Tor ssh
Aantonloi the o., Il. & II iO7 galveston ~
ie1as q New Orleana Railway for BeaumOns
range etc.i the Morgan ana Mallory Sisa,e
hAll lot all points on the Gull ami Auanhs
coasts, aud the Liverpool & Texas Sc 1i4snIP
Llne 10 Liverpool, Hayre and other nnly
penn clues are perfect, while its fTeeeog
tIVih oust and heat on account Of tue nAl-Fs
" tne sou and the open prairie country 9,,'
HnIeh u passes, with it's cooling s.. pieetlJ
Pheasant scenery OF broad pTaif.es. beAnllIl
sIONss, well cultivated fields Of cotton ~,
sinai grain, and fruits, render IL espeeisl3
ueslfsOle and advantageous % travellers ahs
SUI pPeTs In preference 10 Others, 80
=, -. Louis Express leaves Galveston lHL!
H9A1Oept saturday. al 2=l0 ,. M, Houston
90 2. ~ heaTne al 2s2j =. M, Dallas I'D -
IL ana Denrson at Has a. IN.
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The above elegant hostelrIs has had
but brief existence, bul Is success
from tie tlrst opening day until the
presen. has been marked aud sAlisfae'
tory-iudeed, far beyond what IL most
sanguine friends expected, 30 much
has the business increased that Colo.
mel Wbiila, the genial host dnds Il
necessary 10 build q, once a very con-
siderable addition. 10 Is his pur.
pose to iill all the vacant space be-
tween the Windsor as Il stands now
and the McIutire building on the cor.
ner OF Lamar street. In dimensions
II will be fifty feet front by Gfty fix
feet deep, four stories high, with a
basement. The addition will he com.
mencet just as soon as the bricks can
be procured, and viii be completed
in time Tor the spring business. This
gill give tle house twenty-five large
rooms elegantly fitted up FOR the use Of
commercial travellers, The manage.
ment viii pat in an elegant elevator
Tor the convenience and comfort Of
guests. We say well done for the
Windsor, the best aud mos. admirable
hotel IN Texas.
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Elegant millinery.
The finest stock in this state at A. a.
Parsons, 7l2 Elm street.-tf

For the best oysters In the city, go
to Botio's parlors In The LeGrand ho-
tel building. l have room exclusive
ly for ladies, besides one for gentle
men. Oysters served up In every style.
Baltimore oysters by the can. Ice
cream kept constantly on hand and
made to rder.-u1l.dlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-18
a Fight.

Yesterday afternoon fight occurred
at Hamilton's paint shop, on Elm
street, between two workmen, Lewis
Kimball and NJ. Beckers. Torn cloth.
ing and skinned noses was the result.
Officer Pat shethsn arrested the pair,
who gave security for their appear.
ance before the recorder Monday
morning.
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Toni

Remember the only place that the
celebrated Indian territory coal can be
bad IL At the Dallas coal yard, corner
Market and Wood streets. Special in.
dueements offered TO parties wishing
to put in = winters supply. Orders let
With the Dallas lee Company, Market
81 between Main and Elm, will receive
prompt attention.
oetiSlm 90. cHILDs. Proprietor.
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Floyd Street Methods. Episcopal
church, South I'll a, ~ Rev. }. w.
oIlermHu. 7'31 ,. ~, Rev. 81. A,
DaughrTly,
Opera Huuse-ll a. M, Rev, DR., Ne
Carly, ''3u p IN Rev d. Webb.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
u a. 40, Res. W. Irwin. 7.aJ p, NJ
Rev. j. J Walker
Rev. q. A Carbon, Of Jackson
Ieunessee, will preach Al the Baptist
church to-day, at II o'clock AM aud
I O'CLOCK pm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-18

Last night Miss Genevieve Rogers
and Frank Aiken's company closed
their engagement ct the operAhouse.
inland Mullsfn was enacted for the
second time, The beautiful and &c Z.
tres, a. the heroine, holding her au-
dIence spell-bound by her finished por-
trAyal Of The character. The compsny
play in the principal cities in Texas,
thence to New Orleans.
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Dramatic Entertainment at Turner
Han

Tonight dramatic entertainment
will be given at Turner hall by our
German citizens, to which the public
are invited. 1t will be rare treat for
the Germars of this city. The club
has spared 10 pains TO make it
success.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
LOCAL JOTTISGs.

Fac, Dallas Is doing good bust.
ness.
Fair weather and beautiful moon.
light nights,
Returning trains will leave Longs
Lake At $50 and o'clock.
The foundation for the oil factory
Is being laid, consisting OF brick.
The small boy is layIsg ~ oyster
cans for Christmas and the unsuspect.
ing dog.
Each side Of the street uear Ou's
stable IS lined with brick for the new
buildings 10 course Of erection.
Last night several parties who had
received their weeks wages were
blooming, Being dead drunk.
"A great desl Of cotton came In yes-
ter lay, aud The compr, sses were busy
oil day competing It for shipment.
The roads Ia tue country are in
fine condition fof travelling aud cotton
and other produce ia coming in lively.
Recorder Peak disposed Of four
cases yesterday morning. Business
promises to be brisk with him Mon.
day.
Jim Martin, boss OF the street
gang, has moved into hisnew quarters,
neat frame building near the cal.
aboOae.
The county commissioner court
adjourned yesterday evening, after a
weeks setting, transactiDg very little
business.
The prisoi ers at the Jail say that
Sheriff Moon gives them such good
substantial food, that he would make q
splendid hotel man.
One Of The pretliest and most de
siraule two-siory residences 10 the
city, is the Johnson place in the "Ce.
OARS - lts fDr sale.
Lamar street between Main and
Elm, was crowded with wood wagons,
yesterday, the owners looking as indie.
pegd9nt KS wood savers.
Judging from the amount OF hay
that Is daily coming in, our frmers
must pay considerable attention 70 the
cnliure Of both the nstiye and that
sDwn.
Our citizens ore taking active in,
ttregt in The construction OF The Dalla,
aud Cleburue railroad. THIS Is q good
step aud VII add much 10Th u Gle
hurne ana Dallas
-ChaFles Williams, negro, was ar
rested yesterday by the police for car
Tying concealed weapons. lie vii
make bow before Recorder Peal
Monday, aai answer the charge.
no Tor Longs lake and Mona
hams grove. Another excursion TO-
day on the Dallas aud Wichita
Charles MeisteThans will receive bi.
friends and the public at Longs lake
Yesterday Anna Shaw, colored
who is charged with stealing money
f:om Chinaman, and who had beer
released from Jail under bond, wal
turned over to the authorities by her
bondsman and RECALLED.
Yesterday evening, on Pacific av
enue, near the compress, two belliger
ent parties came together and tangled
up, tying as fast rs the famous Gordiai
knot After going through these tao
ties they both retreated in good order
On Thursday night, the 22l in
slant, the ladies of the Baptist churcl
will have a supper at the Young Mem
Christian Association hall for the ben
eft OF the church. Oysters served il
the best style will be the principa
feature, besides other nice things.
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The wilchcry OF woman.

The proudest conqueror, the lowliest
serf or rudest savage succumb alike to
beauty's charms. No aid to beauty Il
so potent as Goursud's Olympian
Cream. Conveys no idea OF meretri.
city. For sale 10y Connor & Walker.
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-Flye hundred bushels seed rye a.
Adams a C0.-tL
-Prrsous Wishing 10 rent city prop
cry az farms .n the country should
consult Cumnlls & Davis, lH3 Lam4r
street. r-J lm
Adams q 90, mn orders Tor grain
and prlluce-lL
-HaFslri bee new Mile, -rel.-iH
~
-HasFarl has Just received al1
pounds ol choice northern bllIeE %
Dallas City Lumber Yard.
Fresh celery aud tub Saddle Rock
oystrr received daily al Delm0nic0. q
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-Parties having houses, stores or
farms to rent cannot do better than to
put them in the hands Of CummiDs 4
Davis, 100 Lamar street. s2g.lm
-Burleps sacks at Hsggarts.-tf
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Houston and Texas Central RalFaI
Bay Your Tickets and ship IOsf FrSIsst
By the

Inc following Ofices and Agents hae
I'm bssn establishing by this Company. Wneis
1i-,1i . sl.n may be had concerning y
orally: ''''- - O'''
=. y. WINCHESTER, Eastern PasssnsS
agent gig Broadway, \. Y.
,,s oe1. .. 3. ROBERTSON, Pass. & ImInigfs'
N1n afTnh lls y. Third street, 20. Louis. y, ~
s,i n. = Liz, Hvrihwestern Pass. AEsuh ~
eIarE street Chicaso, III.
r,. -.loh hOLNES, Southeastern AgenfsN0'
burnett House, Cincinnati, OHIO.
~. ~. cOf FlN, Southern Passenger AgenS
chattanooga, Tenn.
lnloin1 alton mas also lie had A. the ger
u = 81 The NJ. X. & r. Railway, IN NeW lofs.
Ohicaso, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Loah
y. WALDO,
y, DURAHD,
esn1 sapt., Houston. rsxas. laugim
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Window glass, Of all sizes, at X.
Shields, opposite Lamar hotel. o21.Im
-Takeyour wives aud sweetheart's
10 see the nice phsetons at Orr's.-tf
Pure home made apple cider at
Adams & Co.'s.-tf
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EanEsr RFoihets

The weekly bulletin FOR this great
house appears as usual this morning.
Our fair friends Ia both town and coun-
try should consult 1t il they wish to
purchase anything in the way of APP
parel.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

-MessTs. Cummins Il Davis have de-
slrable residences to rent In all parts
Of the city. Apply "a. 100 Lamar
street. s2q-lm
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent less
than SO. Louis prices.-ti.
-Ifyou want to buy family car.
rage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.
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CONNECTIONS.

~ IEAAEkA&A, with all .!all, an
Louis & ZION Mountain and ~. R4iIysS a
all points North, Hast aGu Sou lcsst ~
A. LONGNlEW JUNCTION ana utE
Nicola, with All trains Oh tie is-Ba,,1,'G
K. 4. Tor Tyler Palestine, Houston, Cave.
ton and san Antonio.
At DALLAS, with trains o The Honv,n
and Texas Central =. Il. 10. CorslesSs
Aexla, Bremond, " eco, Clvert. PCS
Hemp>tead, BFeIhe II and 'or a.. poluts IN
u ddle aud Southern Texas.
A SHERMAN, with K. & +. c. Railway
for all rslLts on th Inc OF that road,
A. FOkI NOh ID, with stages ior an
points Ia western Texas.
ysHREyEPuHr, With p q River steam.
eT5 .T New Orleans
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JET. KoRp. IR.
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Catfon Seea.

The highest price paid for sound cot
ton seed, a! Nichols & Co.'S, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. d&wt
ii. BenedIkt d CO.'S New York Cloth.
Ing House.
There cannot be any doubt about
the above establishment being the
headquarters for the Quitting Of those
who seek good material, flee work.
mauship, In mems, boy's and child
ren's clothing. The prices are ex.
tremely low, the style and quality of
their goods is such as to merit the large
and growing trade they add to their
already large reputation, and those
who seek suit OF clothing, a shirt, an
overcont, for any size man or boy,
would really be pleased to be guided to
this establishment, hence we say give
them q call and see for yourselves. 1T
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rAnE ZOE NE RoUND rRIP.


From sherman aud between Dalias and
sherman .... ........ ,......., 81 %
From Dallas, and between COrslcsna
aud Dallu,........ ........ ......-....... . tJ
From Cor!cAua and between BremClI
and CoIsicaEa ....................... ?? "a
FROM Bg=MonI, aud between Ee8!Ie
end 8gcIlCui .,...r ........ ...........,, 20 %
From AeaTue ana between Bryan aut
Eca-lC .............. ...... .........- 10 .r
From Bryan, and between Hampstead
and aFy ,-.....-..... ....rs is N'
From Hampstead and between Hons.
ton and Hampstead ........ ........ ID ol
From HnEst.... .....-...--. IA O
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Paints, for house painting and
architects use, at X. Shields, opposite
Lamar hOtel.-O2l-lm
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BEST EVER OFFERED.
Most Attractive Trip Of All,
GRAND EXCURSION
10
Galveston
AND 10
N 10 w Orleans
Via Galveston.
Via Galveston.
IICELE bod hon NM DAI!

A cheap Zip t1E every Jldy-a prncely
ylslt Do Tie g.g alI festive JItrrall tliy, d
delightful teug O. tle land vi cove, pJ-ity
.l4 romance, ana % glis tic most ..-Ll-
lul, AI- p.cloga ALl attractive season ui i.r
yer. s hen tle beautiful AMI Oh ;-..t ..,g H'
New orleans -tlv gIlllrglE Ltlo- dis aud
queen t..g 10, The -olil-'7 20 JOS -s.ial OF
lie, Ul-.arss and beauty, Aul c.u,Lei 90 all
%! i,a trup cal glory ana ,4luLtor. ana
when Galveston, 'ae beautiful Island cry
aEl Aul4Uyull, lI j Nas, ana the pgiIe 1i
Aug people, .ulUrs her arrest attractions %
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PROFESSIONAL,


Jno. II. dt-tJn, u. D., Physician and Sur
con, once -ye- t!.st Ma ti0ual BANK, Resi-
eQca corner san JacInto snd Harwood sts,
sI-asa Le@ai' CAlts 10 the country prumpty
LtFi tfV-tts I'M.
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Hot lunches free, twice a day, at
Petes, AIN, and 1 pm. Bill Free.
man has charge. Call and see him.
and get the best in the city, Ia La.
mar street.-tf.
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Window shades, Opaque, rustic and
paper, at X, Shlelds', opposite Lamar
hotel. --o2l I'm
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Go to orr's and see the premium
buggies made by 5. 4. North. IT