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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-27

Abbott Concert, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 28th.
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7hnlor of II Years Grototh Cured Jy
Rddaoau,s ResoLrent.

BEvERI Y, Mass July IS, 1869
DIR. RAILWAY: have had Ovarian Tumor in the
ovaries aud bowels. All the doctors said "there
was no help for It." l tried everything that was
recommended, but nothing helped me. l saw your
Resolyent, and thought would try it; nut had no
faith In il, because had suffered for twelve years
1 took six bottles OF the Resovent and one box of
Railways Pills. and two bottles OF your Ready Re-
lic aud there Is sign Of tumor TO be seen or
felt. and l feel better, smarter and happier than
left side Of the bowels over the groin write this
10 you for the benefit OF others. You can publish
IL II you choose. HANNAH p. KNAPP.
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JITY.

Abbott Conccvt, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 18th. "
II will pay to kee,O your Harness in good
condition. Use Frank Miller's Prepared
Harness Oil.
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sDwARD D. SWEENEY.
I'D d. SWEENEY. wILL1AM JAcRsol
SWEENEY G JACKSON.

hTToRNEYS AND cOUNsELLoRs AT LAW
y othee-Cor. Eagle and Illinois streets, Rock Isl
and, Illinois. II-lSdIy
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MILAN Notes.

Abbott Concert, Wednesday evening
Nov. 2Sth.
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BILIOUS DIFFICULTIES.
DR.. PIERcE's INDIAN RESTORATIVE BIT.

TIERS.
DIR. g. W. Skinner, member Of the
American Association for the Advance
ment Of Science, writing from Little Falls.
n Y, said: Il freely use ii IN preference
to any Of the ordinary articles. sucls,ds on.
SIENNA, Salts, ETC., for the most delicate an.
fants, the robust, and those cnfeebled b.
age. It's a Specific for all Bilious DIS
orders, Agues, Coles, Headaches, Cos
tiveaess, etc..
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MOLINE.

Baptist-Rev. G f Linfeld, L NJ Sin
net, Oliver Gunnell, VIM. Hillhouse,
Mesdames T NJ Sinnet, Jesse Shields, VIM
Huey, A NJ J Dow, A S Wright, NJ E
Stewart, G I Edwards. B I Simpson,
Misses Ida White, Sarah Richards
First Methodist-Rev. j w Haney, j
IF Jaaues, Z J McCord,C 7 Warren, Peter
Kneberg. o j Beardslee, Mesdames NJ A
Gordon. N G Koeberg, Misses Estella
Har,zell, Addie Jackson, Belle Cooper,
Mary Gibbons.
Mission-H Fl Grover. Misses Jennie
Morgan. Frazier.
Union Mission-J j Heck, Frank Fries,
Misses Huntoon, McMeegan. Dora Corn
wall, Davis.
Swedish Methodist NJ Harbor. A I
Leafgren, Fred Leafgren, J w johnson,
Rev. N 0 Westergrsm, Miss Olivia Paul
SOD.
CoDgregational-Rev E G Barnard, E
o Sleight.
Swedish Lutheran-Rev. o A s Lun-
dun
Gustavus Adolphus Mrs a Green, Z
Williams. G Lindstrand, Eric johnson
Mara Hielm, Miss ii Edwall, H Molender
African Methodist-Rev j b Dawson.
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Losses Paid In 68 Years.

Printing, Binding and Blank, Book work
specialties at The ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed If
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Abbott Concert, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 2sth.
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THE COUNTRY.

Zuna-F Z Crompton,
Union, Osborn-John Reiter, NJ D, Mrs
j Reiter
HiIlsdaIe-Rev E b Palmer,J 81 Arnold.
Pleasant Valley Union-Orrin Skinner,
NJ e Mears.
Cordova. Baptist-Rev Il n Elton.
Carbon Cliff Methodist
Hampton Union-Miss Ella j Weird,
Miss Lima Clark, Miss Hattie d Clark.
Bowling Cputre-Jobn Armstrong, A
l. Freeburgh, Armstrong.
Coal Valley, Primitive Methodist Rev
r Reed.
EdgiDgton. Presbyterian-Miss Mary
Titterington
Pleasant Ridge, Presbyterian-James
3 Walker, John Montgomery, Miss Hannah
Crisweil
Audalusia, United Brethren-H S
Thompson, Miss Grace Kenworthy.
Adalusia, Baptist-R Conner.
Bowling, McConnelPs Chapel-A w
Mcdonnell, S w Heath
TndaI Union-O B Hazen.
Edgiugton, Zion Methodist-W lillian
Crawford, Wm 3 Bruner.
Not L9cated-Mrs A L Morris, Miss
Jennie Morgan.
Visiting Membcrs-Rev G W Prescott,
Baptist church, lie Claire, Iowa; A L
Babcock, secretary Second district state
Sunday school association.
Rev e. N. Elton. Of Cordova, addressed
the convention upon the question For
Whom is the Sunday School IuteudedY'
taking the ground that it was an erroneous
idea that the school was for children only,
but said that it was for everybody
MessrS Babcock and Harper also took the
same ground-and the discussion closed
with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Reynolds.
The convention taen resolved itself into
'chiIdrens meeting, and was addressed
by Messrs. Sleight aud Hench.
After singing Come to the Savior" and
prayer. the convention adjourned until 7:3o
o'clock in the evening.
THE EVENING.
The church was crowded. and the exer
cises we're resumed by singing Rescue the
PerishiDg;" bible .reading by Rev. Rey-
nolds; prayer by that gentleman: PRAYER
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The church was crowded, and the exer.
cises were resumed by singing Rescue the
Perishing;" bible reading by Rev. Rey-
nolds; prayer by that gentleman; prayer
by Rev. MIR. Johnson; discussion by Rev.
w. A. Spencer lin the absence of Rev. G.
A. Harperl of the subject The School and
the Book" singing Let the Lower
Lights be turning" address by Rev. G.
ID. Mott, d. d.. of Davenport, on why
should the Bible be the Text Book ?";
address by Rev. J. r. Findley on the same
subject; solo by Rev. Spencer, the
"Prodigal"; prayer by DR.. j. w. Stewart.
aud then the meeting closed with the
Doxology and the benediction.
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kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
DrOpsy, StOppage Of Water IncOntinuance OF Urine,
Bdghts disease, Albuminuria, and in all cases
where there brick-dust deposits, the water is
thick cloudy mixed with substances like the white
of an egg, threads like white silk, or there il
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bone
dust deposits, and when there Is pricking, burn
Ing sensation when passing water, and Pain Iii the
Small Of the Back and along the Loins
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st. Mary's bazaar opens to morrow
evening and continues until Friday nigh
inclusive.
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FEVER & AGUE

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There is
not q remedial agent in the world that win cure
fever and ague, and all other malarious, bilious,
scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other feyers (aided by
Railways Pills)eo quick as Railway Ready Relief.
Fifty cents per bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-02
burglary.

An attempt to buiglarize the resi-
dsnce Of Mr.. Crozier, at 10 o'clock last
night, was frustrated by the police.
The burglars were fired at several
times but made their escape good.
On Wednesday night, the sleeping
apartments of Messrs. Theodore Bruhm
and Frank Oily, at the Crutchfield
house, were entered by burglar, who
succeeded in carrying OIL fine suit OF
clothes belonging to Mr.. Bruhm and
various other articles of wearing APP
parel. The combined loss OF the two
gentlemen will probably not fall much
short of n hundred dollars.
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Excavations.

Mr.. w. X. Wheelock, agent Of the
Houston and Texas Central Railway In
this city, Is authorized by the company
to sell excursion tickets to Houston
and return ut the rate of three cents Il
mile, or one-iilth fare for the round
trip, as follows;
First-Commencing February 3rd,
1877, on account OF Grand Lokge, l. o..
o. Il. of Texas, sell only to delegates
showing certificates, until February
9th, inclusive, making tickets good to
return, to include February 18th, 1877,
or If they also be Sir knights, to in
clude February Goth, 1877.
Second-C0mmencing February 9th,
1877, for the Mardi Gras at Galveston,
sell until February 18th, inclusive,
making tickets good to return, TO in
clude February 10Th, 1877.
Third commencing February 9th,
1877, for the Mardi Gras ut New Or
leans, sell until February nth, in
elusive, making ticket good to return
until February 18th, 1877.
Fourth-Commencing February It'll,
1877, on account of the Grand Com
mandery, Knights remplar of Texas,
sell only to delegates showing certiti'
Gates, until February l4th, inclusive,
making tickets good to return until
February 10Th, 1877.
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There was a lively scrimmage yes
terday up at the Jail, between the
guards and some of the prisoners, Billy
Gallagher, George Beach, Adams and
Taylor, who wanted to get out without
due process Of law. The guards, how
ever, took the liberty of knocking one
of the would.be Jail breakers down,
and the others ceased to take any fur
ther Interest In the proceedings. The
present rickety old brick shell Of a Jail
Is totally unfit to keep fifty desperate
me,a In, and the county should build a
good .iail az soon as her finances will
admit. As 1t is the expense Of keeping
strong quail 'ds and feeding IA good.sized
militia company Of prisoners is eating
up the county'S income.
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He makes twentysix trips every
month to the house or Office OF every
individual subscriber. He gets up at
three o'clock every morning, rain or
shine, warm or cold, and is on his
feet ive hours, and In the saddle
three, and travels daily ON foot and
horseback thirty miles day, or nine
hundred miles month-good or bad
roads. During the recent cold weather
he was five hours in the saddle every
day, and two foot. Our subscribers
will see then that 1t is no easy task to
deliver them THE HERALD every
morning, and should therefore pay the
dollar month or twenty-five cents a
week they owe him, and not force
him to travel any hunting them. lie
has to pay for the papers whether they
do or not.
Later-At II o'clock last night Mar
shall Morton and Officer Spence over
took Spieden at McKinuy, after au
eight hours chase under whip and
SPUR,
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Yesterday afternoon Tom Spieden
induced the Jail authorities to permit
him to go and see his wife, escorted by
Mr.. James Scott, a Jail guard. Spied-
EMS wife produced something for the
party to drink, ana while she took care
to engage SCOTS attention Spieden
stepped into an adjoining room and
skipped out When Mr.. Scott turned
his official orb in the direction of the
spot where he thought the bland and
ailable Spieden was, that worthy was
not visible. AS Tom Spieden is as
sharp rs a steel trap he may get away,
and thus waive the honor of being
tried for an alleged attempt at robbing
Adams Il Leonard's bank. The officers
OF the law have lovely weather for
hunting the fugacious Thomas.
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On Thursday evening next, at the
Opera House, the ladies Of IT. Mat
thew's Cathedral Benevolent AssOcia-
ton will give thisinimitable entertain
ment. The tableauX and musical por-
ton OF the programme will be very
attractive features. The relief Of the
poor is the praiscwortby object Mrs.
Jarley's celebrated unrlvaled world re-
nowned PRICELESS wax works, after hav'
ing been exhibited before the crowned
heads of Europe and lesser poteutates,
will be exhibited here for one time
only. This collection Of life like celeb
rites, done in wax, has never visited
us before and may never again. II
will at once then occur to the intelli
gent, reflective and benevolent mind
that now IL the accepted time to see IT,
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The Cast Iron Collector.

This Nemesis of the FIRST held high
carnival yesterday. The streets We're
muddy, business dull and the rain
coming down. There was everything
to make him enjoy his work. His vic
tins were depressed by tho clements,
and the business outlook to crafty
ing condition of desperation. Sixty
one said call again, twenty seven asked
II this was the first of the month, In
the most innocent manner, thirteen
were waiting for remittauces, forty
six hadn't any change, one hundred
and two were not at home, twenty-
one paid up like like little men, and
three said, "Oh, you be -darned."
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, February -Cotton-Net re
ceipts $40 bales; gross, $40. Futures close,
steady. sales $500 bales, February u II
u 27-Sc; March lSYls ID l5-}2c, April lSl,r
May IL aldo; June 70 1896; July 10 2S.33o
August l3A@lS 25-S2c; September Is is.SpSi,
l5-32c October IL | .l6e9llI1c; Noyember - ~
29l2}sc; December IL T-S59l2Jsc.
Fifteen thousand pieces OF black alpacca
the product Of the Arlington mills, wa,
auctoned to-day. Receipts s25O. OO1, M
auction lasted mn hour and n half. No 70
the lowest, brought IL TO l9c per yard: m,
second, No. 10, brought lie, and hi.he,
grades proporIionately. No. 81 brought Sss,
lg39ac, the highest price.
NEW ORLEANs, February L. Cotton a,
good demand but at lower Iates. Good
ordinary, l054@llo; low middllng, Il9salls!c
middllng, RGl2hc: good middline, iSl
@2%c; middiing fair, l2SkaIg5sc; fair Ia
@lSlsc Receipts-net lO63; gloss IL SSl. ex
ports Liverpool li,il5; stock ON hand 290,S00.
GALvs sroN, February l.-Cotton onle,.
held higher; good middling l2ISc; middliny
l2c; low IN ddllng, IKE; goSd oidinary
l,c; ordinary, lO>sc; low ordinary, o.; sales,
; LIvERPooL, Februarv l-ip. m,-Unlands
low middling clause, March and Anrii So,
livery, s21 SD; April and May Il livery IA.
I'D; Jane delivery, 7d;June AMI July, i.leI.
shipped January and February.ssii Q q. Sal
st. Louis, February i.-Fiour a shads
nrmer, aud very dun and Inactive. Wheat
No red, fall, 81 40; No.3 do. 81 Ss Corn
inactive; No. mixed SOC. Oats firm. M i
dAo. hye Inactive at SOC. Barley quiet and
unchanged Wheat steady at 81 %. PORK
asked for shoulders, clear ribs AID ST cisaar
sides. Bacon steady; 9H@91Sc and s1tS,Ss"c
for shoulders, clear rib and clear sideas' '|'O
Cattle.
ST. LOUIS February l.--Csttle dull
Hogs quiet; packing IS so9s 70,
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LOCAL JoTTINGs.
.Thh mnlI The mud

The mud The mud
That ford at the river. 1t must be
repaired.
The water works work well. Now
let the rates Of insurance come down,
Five drunken men were to be seen
at ono time yesterday on Main, Mar
ket and Elm streets.
The Katie Putnam company re-
turn on Saturday To give IA matinee
and night performance.
The Council Mt its next meeting
will probably provide tor the election
OF u recorder by first creating the office.
Speaking Of coming down-the
sooner rents come down in Dallas the
better, If she knows which side her
bread is buttered on.
Wanted, situation by II man and
his wife; willing to make themselves
generally useful. Apply, at lOlo MHlh
street, TO Mr.. Gill.--3t
The High Joint Kangaroo Com
mission will stop the defacing of pub
lie buildings this week. There Is an
ominous aud portentious calm about
the sacred precincts Of the halls Of JUS
tiCe that suggests n Judicial hurricane
Mt hand.
Professor H. o. HudSon's class In
the rudiments Of vocal music and cul'
tivation of the voice will meet thl'
Friday night at the ChristiOn Church.
at 1880 o'clock sharp. Regular nights
for meeting will be Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. Tickets for the SEES
sion 50, to be had of j. NJ. Dram, jew
eler, Main street.
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The HERALD cheermly corrects the
report that DR.. }. $. s'iAer was candi.
date for the United States marshal
ship. He informs us that under no
circumstances will he be II candidate.
Mr.. James h. Go0de, the superin-
tendent of the Texas Baptist printing
establishment, was married yesterday
morning at six o'clock to Miss Maggie
Buckner, daughter OF Rev. Il, G Buck
ner, one of the editors Of the Baptist.
The happy pair have The HERALD's
best wishes for their future happiness,
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Speech, "Tla Closing Year," u l.,
Allen.
ElANo s0L1,
Speech, "The M0Grrn Belle,p J. j.
Martin.
Composition, Character, Miss Rosa
Young.
Composition, Prayer, Miss Lenora
Seegar.
Speech, "Charge Of the Light Brig
nde," John Lawson
PIANO DUET
Speech, Commerce" b. l., stem
mons.
Composition, Essc guam JGderi Miss
Ledn Allen.
Composition, The Mission Of the
Dew Drop, Miss lGugenia Grant.
Speech, "'lhe African Chief" Harry
ObenChain.
PIANO DUET.
Speech, "Death of Wellington" w.
L. Martin.
Reading, "Two Voices from the
Grave,n Glass.
Speech, "Scmnole's Rrply,"J. Ross.
SONG SLEIGH BELLS.
Composition, Hope, Miss Lottie
Harris.
Composition, Texas Weather, Miss
Anna Duncan.
! Speech, "Sale Of Old Bachelors" b.
| A. HOwkins,
Reading, "The Raven,n Miss Hattie
Nye.
| PIANO SOLO.
Speech, "The Sunset of Battle" a.
A. Crutchileld.
Composition, improvement, Miss
Lolah Young.
Composition, Decay, Miss Addie
Allen.
Reading, "The Wonderful One Hoss
Shay,n II. Wheat.
PIANO DUET.
Announcement 0fstudents who have
mertted distinction during the past
term,
Song--Parting.
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HOW to anvc rirtx nnlInrs.

The new city charter provides that
all persons owning any property, or
having il under control, shall render n
list OF the same to the Assessor and
Collector, together with its cash value,
and any one falling to do so by by Feb
ruary LIST shall be liable to fine not
exceeding fifty dollars,
The City Assessor and Collector can
be found at his Office at the City Hall,
every week day. from to II o'clock Il,
m, and . to o'clock p. m, to receive
lists OF property liable to city tax.
j. y, OGDEN,
CITY Assessor ana Collector.
January II. 1874. au2i-tilltebl
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The State and county tax rolls for
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, ~ it Will
take every day from now until the
close of that month to close the rolls,
if siXty.tiye persons pay each day. If
any considerable number wait ill the
last, 1t will be impossible for me to re-
ceive and receipt for the amounts, aud
this viii add costs to the taxpayer.
W, II, PRATHER,
InmI3-Mnrl. rAN COIlpNiOr. Dallas %.
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COMMERCIAL.

The wet weather and consequent
mud interfered with business to-day,
and rendered II too unpleasant for
wagons to come in. The general
market was. quiet and firm, and there
are no changes to note except in cot
ton, which il about I'm eighth lower
and quiet.
From information to be obtained
throughout the country, the growing
wheat crop is very promising, and
the present rain still adds to the pros
pect of a heavy crop. Farmers are in
fine spirits and the outlook is quite
refreshing In high prices and large
yields.
Grain.
prime II S@sl ~; low grades slCyl 10.
RlE-No demand. Stock ample, at iO0l5lc.
BARbEY-NO demand for malt stock,
Someinquiry for feeding purposes at 25c
OATS-St0ck in dealers hands sufficient
for requirements. he'd rust-proof 2Saa3Oc;
black 26esEc; iced mixed 2092jc.
BRAN--Scaroe, AZ 100 " cwl, in new bur
laps.
HAY.-Prairie Sl0@l2; milletsI5.
CORN-White bio, sacked on track; yellow
and mixed iSc, sacked ON track; IN bulk, 40
less per bushel; in shuck iOc, ON track.
The Cotton Market.
The market Is declining, the receipts
light. Spectators only are operating;
buyers for spinners holding OIL. We
quote:
ordinary, l0c; strict good ordinary, l0sScs
io%c; low mlddiing, l0t@llc; middling, ~ SIC
llLc.
Hides and Wool.
HlDES-Hcavy " ibs and over, IL cents;
light under IL lbs; IA cents. Dry, IL lbs and
over, IL cents; under II lbs, o cents. Drv
salt, " cents. Deer skins, IL cents. Buffalo,
bu Us, 50 O0G5 so cows. s. U0tyS 90.
FURS--Coon, lO@30c; skunk, lU@3hc; wolf,
grey, Ioc@sl 10; coyote, 25Qg75c; fox, lOCSsOc.
WOOIs-Firm, l5@20.
cattle.
Corn fed demand moderate. Market firm
NJ 2ho to &c for corn fed. No sale for grass
led.
calves aud YesrIings.
Demand fair and prices firm At 81, s0@7.
Hogs.
Market full and prices weak AT 90 Rb.
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rnx.nnYcrs. Attenalon!

Notice is again given that l am
ready to receive taxes on the delln-
quent Dallas und Wichita railway,
and Texas and Pacific railroad as
sessmeut for 1874 and 1875, as also
for 1876. On the first Monday in
March the delinquent taxes for 1874 and
1875 will be advertised aud sold with
the city I'd valorem taxes, unless sooner
paid. j, n. OGDEN,
City Assessor and Collector.
January u, 1877. -lw
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To all who are suffering from the en-
rors and mdiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay loss of man
hood. etc, will send areceipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send selEad,
dressed envelope to the REy. JosGru T,
INM,N, Station d, Billie Home, Nno York
Cyty
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Pontpo.sement.

The literary entertainment, which
was to have been given by the stu.
dents Of Dallas College tonight, has
been postponed until some suitable
night next week. Due notice win be
given of the night selected, and a DOR
dial invitation Is extended to the publ 10
to attend.
s0NG-0REETrNo.
Speech, Welcome, Master Clarence
Storey.
Reading. 1.-THE Ringlet" Miss Hattie
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A. A. Pearson's wholesale and retail
Millinery, Cloak and Suit House, 500
Main street, is constantly receiving
cloaks and ready made dresses, from
81 to $40 each. Headquarters for ladies'
outfits. Bargains in every department.
Terms cash.
A. PEARSON, 500 Main Ft.
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Corner Elm and Live Oak streets, daily
parch the choicest Rio and Java Cohaes,
and prepare all kinds Of spices at very
low rates, They also daily manuiac-
ture Texas Baking Powders, at - cents
per pound, and make superior Yeast
Cakes and Apple Butter. Give their
goods trial. ian30lm
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Owing to the removal OF Mr. j. ;.
some of the public are under
the impression that / am moying also.
| herewith state that | shall remain at
my old stand, 7O4 Elm street and wish
ali my old patrons and the public In
general to call on
HERMAN LANCE,
Matchmaker and Jcwelcr, 70i Elm street
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Don'tbs CompIninIuw

That you do not know what to present
to your friend or sweetheart for
Christmas git, but go to j. Nj. Dram,
2OI Main street, and buy tor the pur-
pose n fine gold watch aud chain, a
sparkling diamond, IL choice locket
and necklace.-tf.
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Remember that pipes are sold in re-
tail at Wholesale prices at Theodore
Reineckes, 300 Main street; also du-
plicate of his well known stock of
cigars one door east of Thompson's
Theatre.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-02

The citizens Of Dallas to know that
they can bug good trunk and have
their old ones repaired M good AZ new
at the Trunk Factory, III Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Financial,

NEW YoR1, February l.--Money easy; of
fcrei at per cent. Sterling quiet nj 40
Gold 1885 aud Irregular. Governments duIi
but better; now bs ms. States quiet and ir-
New ORLEANS, February f'EGola int IA
lO5M. SterlinK, bAnk 30 N-es
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-02

If you are troubled with catarrh call
at Wheat store and get a bottle free,
FarMngton's sure cure will do the
work Sold 10y
ian2j w. $. COTES,
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MARRIED.,

GOOOE-BuCENER the residence Of
tho brides parents, February /, isj, by Rev.
II. r.. Buekncr Mr.. j. l.. Goode and Miss
Maggie BuClturr, al Of the city OF Dallas.