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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-27
HOUSTON,

EN-Judge McDonough Arrested for
violating she Postal Law-At is Also
charged that He IN Implicated In she
Land Swindlos.
Special TO The Heraldl
HOUSTON, October 6.--Ex.Judge b.
+. McDonough, highly respected cit
izen OF Houston, was arrested yester-
day by deputy United States Marshal
Clemens, for a violations of the postal
law. The charge was made by Special
Agent Foster, who has been working
up the land swindles. 1t is claimed
Judge M. is implicated In the affair,
and that forged patent and lands titles
were found among his papers. In an
interview with an Age reporter, Judge
McDonough denied the accusation and
claims he only forwarded letter sent
to his care. He waived an examina.
ton before Commissioner Taylor and
gave bond Ia the the sum of two thous.
and dollars. McDonough is relative
OF the late Andrew johnson,
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The WnlLRck Namhinntion

Monday night at the operahouse,
the famous Wallack company appear
in one of their best performances,
NIP and Tuck" Mr.. Wallack il a
well'known caterer to public amuse-
ment, and whatever is presented by
him may be relied on as being worthy
OF attendance. The company is highly
spoken of by the press everywhere
they have appeared. Mr.. Harry Web.
Der, the star OF the troupe, has repu-
tation M an actor Of fine merit. The
other members of the troupe are ladies'
and gentlemen of ability and talent.
The plays to be presented are the latest
society dramas, one of the best of
which is NIP and Tuck" and will be
presented on the boards Of the opera
house in a most creditable manner
Monday night.
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THE TURF.

The winners at PimIico- Another Con.
test Between Ten Brock and PoroIe
nt Jerome Park Next Saturday.
BALTIMORE, October 20. AT the
Pimlico course to-day, In the one and
u quarter mile race, Lady Salyers won,
Henley second, and King Bolt third.
Time, 2:ll2.
In the two mile race for three.ye
olds Vera Cruz won, ST. James second,
Wash Boots third. Time, S:4Oi.
Mile heats-The first Bertram won,
time las; the second Burgos won,
time l:i0l. Bertram fell at the turn,
and was counted out of the race.
Four mile heats-Ten Brock won
the first, Barricade second, Algeria
and Ambush distanced. Time, 7:42I.
Ten Brock won the second heat. No
time given.
Two mile heats-The first was won
by Rappahannock, time 1891; also the
second, time 3:42.
Fredericktown won The hurdle race.
1t was arranged to-day that Ten
Brock and Parole will run at Jerome
Park on Saturday next, November Sd.
Race for the same distance and with
The same weights as at Plmlico on
Wednesday last.
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To the Public:
In the issue of The DALLAS DAILY
HERALD, of October "A, 1877, appeared
a card over the signature of w. G
Randall: The statement made that |
had been enjoined by fiat from the
district Judge from proceeding to col,
lect money due Mrs. Minerva Root Is
false in every particular. No such writ
of injunction has been issued by the
district judge against me that | know
Of Again, the proprietress, Mrs. t..
A. Cabot, does not owe me one cent.
but owes Mrs. Minerva Root several
thousand dollars for hotel furniture
and property bought by the said Mrs.
E. A. Cabot from Mrs. Minerva Root.
Again, Mr.. Randall willtully or irno-
rantly misrepresents when he stated
that | held notes due me from the 'pro-
prietOrsn of the hotel.
Also, MIR. Randall falsely or igno-
rantly misrepresented in his state
ment that | was "largely indebted
lis tue that | am not bloated bond
holder, nor shoddy dry goods mer.
chant, nor have | any hotel to claim
as homestead, nor have ever paid
less than one hundred cents on the
dollar that | contracted to pay, nor did
ever pay forty cents on the dollar on
any amount | ever owed. Nor do |
owe MIR. Randall or any living man n
dollar that know of Ii | do, | will
pay dollar for dollar, and not COM
pound with my creditors for forty
cents on the dollar, and come out of
composition Weather than when I
was indebted.
The advertisements in the several
DALLAS papers are made according to
the case and the terms aud conditions
OF the dead of trust executed by Mrs.
Cabot to Mrs. Minerva Root, she max.
ing me the trustee, and act accord.
ingly; and my action as trustee in the
proceedings, under the deed of trust, IL
by advice of my counsel, whose judp. |
ment am willing to risk.
f. +. ROOT, Trustee.
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Governor Hubbard. visit.

In addition to the great exposition
OF the products of the northern portion
OF our state, which has brought no
many visitors to our city, the aln0un-
cement that Governor Hubbard would
address the people, has proved magne.
tic in drawing thousands to bear the
utterances of the chief executive OF
this, the greatest state in the Union.
The vast concourse Of people here as.
sembled are enthusiastic in their praise
Of what they have seen, and the ad.
vancement and progress Of Dallas.
But what has astOnished them more
than anything else, is the vastness,
magnitude and completeness OF the
mammoth establishment of Sanger
Bros. Their new store just completed
is the largest in the state, and is com
plete in every particular, All the lat,
est improvements have been put in,
and each line Of goods has its separate
department aud its particular saesmen
Thousands have visited the store and
all exGlaim with wonder ut what they
see. Within its spacious walls can be
found all fabrics known to the dry
goods and clothing trade, from the
cheapest prints to the finest carpets of
every grade and texture; fancy goods
and notions; boots and shoes in enor-
NOUS quantities, AMI rs for clothing,
why no end to it, and all of it the
latest and most fashionable STYLES.
Their fall and winter goods have
arrived, and I'M style they are incom-
parable, cheap also; far cheaper than
can be bought elsewhere. The reason
is obvious, Sanger Bros. handle more
goods than any firm in northern Texas,
they deal only with manufacturers
and thus save the middle or wholesale
mans profit. One of the firm is always
in the eastern market to take advan
tage of all opportunities, and the firm
are satisfied with quick returns and
small profits. Before leaving Dallas,
whether you wish to purchase or not,
o visit to this mammoth store will
well repay your trouble. Country mer-
chants would consult their interest by
visiting their jobbing department. 1t
Is complete, and they can save freight.
Visitors will be shown through the
mammoth store with pleasure by an
attentive and courteous attache. Call
on Sanger Bros. before leaving.
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A hllunllnn.

We would call the attention OF the
directors of our fur to the fact that
many farmers come with their families
to spend the day. They camp outside,
and expect to return to their Wagons
to dinner and other meals. Hereto.
fore they have been compelled to pay
for two entrances. This should not be,
but passes should be given, 80 that one
fee at the gate would suffice for the
day. We feel confident that all that
Is necessary Is to call attention to the
fact.
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who Cut the Beautiful Cherry Tree
Ofhigh prices and disturbed the pulled
up and vain glorious idea of monop.
olyP We cannot, cannot tell lie.
TIE NEW CHINA STORE DONE 1T,
Buying goods at bottom figures and
elling them at reasonable prices. And
profit is such an unusual thiBg In this
line In this part OF the "moral vine.
yard" that the Oldest inhabitant is az.
tonished, aud the make-believe "old
reliable" Ia about to cut himself to
pieces through fear of being cut out.
The prices we cut, like shears so keen,
ecut not ourselves, but those between.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
The Dallas coffee and Spice Mills Com.
nnnV.

The Dallas coffee and Spice Mills Com.
phny.
For the convenience of their city
customers, they will call once a week
at the doors of those who desire II, and
furnish them with fresh roasted and
ground coffee, fresh made Texas
baking powder, Texas yeast cakes and
fresh and pure ground spices, all at
lower rates than any other party not
selling their goods. Call and give
them your name and location, or drop
postal card and giving same, to box
500, and the delivery will promptly
call each week-take your order and
deliver goods, Remember they manu-
facture and prepare their own goods,
and guarantee satisfaction. oct.l6.tf
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tnHngIed Hand,

When the train stopped, yesterday
afternoon, in the Pacific track yards to
attach couple of passenger cara, Mr.
Shelton, a miller, employed at the
Todd mills, while arranging a coup.
ling at the request of brakeman, had
his right hand badly injured, all the
fingers, except one, being severed and
the thumb split and bruised. He re-
turned to the city, and DIR. Morton
dressed his wounds. Shelton is an in-
dustrious married man, and the acct
dent will be severe blow to him.
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YELLOW FEVER.
A sister of Mercy a yictim-Desperate
state OF Affairs MT Fernandina.

A sister OF Mercy a acknowledgements
state OF Affairs nj Fernandina.
AUGUSTA, October 26.-One OF the
sisters of Mercy, named sister Mary
Joseph, who went to nurse the sick at
Port Royal, died from yellow fever
after her return to Savannah.
JACKSONVILLE, October 28.-There
were five new cases at & 'landina to-
day. The weather was unfavorable. A
special dispatch says: ave are com.
PEELED to furnish food to eight hund.
red families. Business being entirely
suspended. There is no way of keep
ing the people from starving. There
are no prospects Of better times until
December. The total deaths to date are
ninety-one.n
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To tho l.nhIin

The hand-bill now in circulation IN
sell the furniture in the Lamar hotel.
Is in every respect u malicious and I'M
called for act upon the part of Il. f..
koot, and is in contempt and disregard
OF an injunction issued by the honor.
able district court OF Dallas county.
The money due Mr.. Root for the fur.
niture he proposes to sell (but is re-
strained from selling by the hat of the
Judge) Is now, and has been from the
very day his note fell due, in readiuess
to be paid, but Mr.. Root being largely
indebted, this money due him has
been garnisheed by the process OF the
district court and cannot be paid him.
The proprietors of the Lamar hotel.
who rent from me, and who have sign.
ed said Roots notes, are In every re.
spect responsible, and in every way
able to pay him, but as before remark.
ed, they have been garnisheed by me
and the money stopped. This hurts
koot, who tries to evade payment,and
he consequently floods the city and
fair grounds with his uncalled for, i'm.
prudent and malicious circular.
o@i-ft w. q. RANDALL.
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Which YnriI

A friend Of ours from the frontier
yesterday, came into the office, and
with all the earnestness in the world,
asked the characteristic frontier ques.
ton; "Mr, which wagoD.yard does
Governor Hubbard put up atT We
directed. him to the elegant quarters of
his excellency, and have since lost
sight Of him.
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Tho Hofiom On prieos

~" h0i'0in IN OuI 0n All Prices
OF goods nj China Hail, and you can
buy there In the abandonment eatab.
llshment OF the kind' anything and
everything IN the way of house iurS
nishlng goods Bling your friends,
the strangers in our city to China
Hall, and you will hear them all,
whether they come from large cities
or the country, express the same
opinion; "NeiIher stock, display Of
goods or low prices can be excelled
anywhere. "--o2i 81.
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"A neat personal appearance il due
to society, II you would look well. Go
to Sangers' and buy suit Of clothes In
the latest style for less money than
any store in the state can afford to sell
for. -O23.6t,
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Marked Feed store. -O26-3t

Weddings are always more nun.
erous In the fall and winter than at
other seasons Of the year. Young men
contemplating matrimony can pur-
chase elegant wedding suits very cheap
ut Sanger Bros, o23.5t
Pure home made apple cider at
Adams ~ C0.'s.-tf
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M AKRlED.

HARRY-CAVE--At the residence of the
brides father, ut Van Alstyne, Texas, ON
october 2lth, 1877, by the Rev. :. II. Green
Mr.. 4. Q. Harry, of Dallas, and Miss Rettn
Cave. of Van Alstyne.
HARRI-BREWER- In this city, Mt the
Methodist church, on OctoDer 2Ith, 1877, by
the Rev. Mr.. Tatum, Mr.. j. NJ. Harry and
Miss Elizabeth Brewer, both of Dallas
This double marriage rather plays the
"old Harry" with the girls, but nothwith-
standing that, THE HERALD extends its
heartlest congratulations, aud trusts that
nothing but JOY will attend the ausp'clous
nuptials.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.

nOys', Youths and CbiIdren'a cloth
ting.
The wonderful display of the above
goods, at the New York clothing house,
ut such low prices, attracts the atten-
ton of all in quest of fall and winter
goods. Over two thousand suits have
arrived, and will be sold as low as the
material would cost without making.
Save time and trouble, and bring your
boys to the New York clothing house.
10 If
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Brooklyn Travel,

Passengers for Brooklyn, New York.
VIA the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
n,ne, are now transferred by steamboat
direct to Fulton street wharf, Brook.
lyn, Immediately on arrival at Jersey
CITY, thus avoiding the two ferries and
the disagreeable transfer across New
YORK city. This will be found a very
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
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Dallas CITY Lumber, Yard.

-Messrs. Cummins q Davis have de.
slrable residences to rent In all parts
OF the city. Apply at 100 Lamar
street. sooI..
Orr Is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent less
than st Louis prices.-tf.
-Ifyou want to buy a family o.,
patterns.-tf. ''eS Snu
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Happy tidings for nervous suffer
ers, and those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked. Pulvermacher's
Electric Belts eiIectually cure prema-
ture debility, weakness and decay.
Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Adj
dress Pulvermacher Galvanic Com
pany, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Market Feed store.-o2h.3t
"A nobby overcoat can be bought
Sanger Bros, at price consistent with
the stringenoy of the times.-n2a.hL
Cut IL the word.

lsit? Very well, II cutting of prices
Is to be done, you can rest assured
china Hall can cut as deep and lasting
as any house in the state, and the pub
lie would best take advantage of the
present deep cuttingi for when people
oegin to count up the profit and loss
account the cutting process usually has
to be abandoned, but the last to aban.
don 1t you will find 10 be China Hall.
next door to Sanger Bros, on Elm
S'Iee@ o24 81.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

-Cummins u Davis have several
fine farms in the neighborhood of Dali
las for sale on favorable terms. Apply
at lO9 Lamar street. s29,lm
Choice northern onions and pota-
toes ut Haggart's. IT.
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GOi,l.

Remember the only place that the
celebrated Indian territory coal can be
mad is at the Dallas coal yard, corner
Market and Wood streets. Special in.
JUDGEMENTS offered to parties wishing
TO put in winters supply. Orders let
WI WIN the Dallas Ice Company, Market
81 between Main and Elm, will receive
prompt attention.
ootib'lm +. e.. CHILDS, Proprietor
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The sanRers

A well'dressed man is a credit IN
himself and friends. Go to Sanger
bros.' and for little money you can
purchase the most fashionable cloth.
Ing for the least money. Remember
this.-o23 ST.
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DIED.

Roberta 3. SEAY. daughther Of Robert and
bnfa seay, aged fourteen months.
Funeral win take place from family real.
dence. corner OF Masten and McEinnoy
streets, at 10 o'clock this morning
THE HERALD tenders its deepest sympa.
thies to the bereayed family.
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RerkshIre IIogs.

During the fair week ut Dallas | will
exhibit ut the fair grounds aud offer
for sale my stock of full bloOded Berk.
shire hogs, embracing bOars, sows aud
pigs, This stock of hogs are from inn
ported Ocean Queen and Duke OF Eng.
land. Mrs, II, NJ, BENSON,
tllOct27&wlt Dallas, Texas.
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womnn,s Most Encc,iye Cnnrm

Ia n lovely complexion, rs impaired by
Gouraud's Olymplan Cream. This long
established preparation has received
the unqualified commentator OF the
beauty aud fashion Of the land. Price
In large bottles reduced to one dollar.
Conner u Walker, agents.
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Dallas cay lumber YARD.

Parties having houses, stores or
farms to rent cannot do better than to
put them in the hands of Cummins a.
Davis, 100 Lamar street. s2O-lm
--BurIaps sacks at Haggarps. IT.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The street cars ran Till late hour
last night.
Yesterday several bales of cotton
arrived in the CITY, and were visible
on ELM street.
The train on the Pacific road seri-
ously interferes with the business OF
vehicles that carry passengers TO the
fair grounds.
Mr.. David Clark, $40 west Thirty
ninth street, New York, sprained his
wrist badly while working, Suffered
fearfully week applied Giles Lini.
ment lodlde Of Ammonia three times,
and cured wrist. For sale by Conner
d Walker, druggists, Dallas, Texas.
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An1nyaInnpIe n,nnllner.

"The Kitchen Crystal Soap with
out which that great domoatic beauty
II clean house, with clean household
utensils, can never be obtained. II
will remove every trace of dirt from
knives, tinware, etc.
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-orris selling the Milburn & Ham.
nell wagon, for slxty-flve dollars.-tf
-lfyou want to trade an old bugov
ior q ne" one, Orr's is the plaee.-tt
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Their n u 1eriaia dignity attached
to welI-dressed man. A RicheIeu In
rags would lose his power BE we'll
dressed, and ut Sanger Bros you can
obtain what Is wanted, cheap, -o23.5t,
-One hundred bushels of corn meal
ut Market Feed store. --Og5.8t
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Dallas CIty Lumber Yard

III you want to save Il d hundre
dollars in the purchase OF buggy, 20
to Orr's.-tf.
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut. I'll.
Under wear in all grades have ar,
rived at the New York clothing house.
Off
Adams " Co. solicits consign-
ments. TT.
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Trustee's sale.

On the0lh OF November, NJ the court
house. In Dallas county, well sell the
property ia the Lamar hotel, to satisfy
"A deUt of one thousand dollars under
deed Of trust from II, a, COhOt 10 Min
erya Root, u, u, ROOT,
Dallas, Texas, oGi6tlnoy6,
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The War over.

MARSHAL, October 10, 1877,
Theo Whiteman, Agent ballast
Resume sale OF tickets and checking
OF baggage to all points via Memphis
and Little Rock railroad War ended
to-day. Il. W. THOMPhON, JR,
O20 div. Gen. Pass, Agent.
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A Minister Suspended for Heresy NJ
Doctrine.

NEWARK, N. j., October 2g.-The
synod Of New Jersey voted to sustain
the presbytery OF New Brunswick, in
su'pendng Rev. John Miller, Of Prince.
ton, for heresy Of the doctrine Of Trini.
~. The vote was one hundred to two
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The notioIn is MOI Out of an Prices

The h0ttOIn In not Out of all Prices
at the new China store, and still our
prices are lower than any concern with
no bottom. Come and see for your>
selves, and bring your friends and
1.-THE strangers within your gates -
with you. -o25.2t
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Persons wishing to rent city prop
erty or farms in the country should
consult Cummins Il Davis, 100 Lamar
street. s29.lm
Adams " Co, fill orders for grain
and produce. If
-Haggart has new Millet seed.-l9
If
-Haggart has just received 500
pounds of choice northern butter. tt
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Paints, for house painting and
archtecps use, at X. Shields, opposite
Lamar hotel, --o2l-lm
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Parents in want of anything for
boys, make great mistake In neglect.
ing to look at the Immense consign.
ment OF boys aud chlldrens clothing
at the New York clothing house.-tt
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Boys clothing fnd rapid sale at
the low prices offered ut the New York
clothing house. If.
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Members are ordered to meet ut the
armory this morning, at 10 o'clock, in
full uniform. BY order of
- CAPTAIN j. j. COX.
f. BEAUMONT First Sergeant
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--iaggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams. If.
--Takeyour wives and sweethCart's
to see the nice ph@tons at Orr's.- If.
--Cummins ~ Davis are thoroughly
reliable business men, and having u
large experience in business are pre-
pared to give satisfaction. $50 I'm.
Gilt Edge Butter at Adams & Co.
If.
Pure apple cider in any quantity
nj Annma ~ Cnls IL
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Painting, glazing and paper hang.
Ing ut X. Shields, opposite Lamar
hotel, --O2l.lm
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Fall and winter clothing opening
at the New York clothing palace.
Stock large and prices lower than
ever. left
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Adams Il Co. will have the Geav-
lest stock of produce in Texas during
the fair.-tf.
--Ho for the fair /! 1000 bbls. apples,
potatoes and onions to arrive at
Adams II Co.-tf.
Two car loads of buggies and plat.
orm wagons, at Orr's.-tf.
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Fancy northern onions In sacks, at
y lOper bushel, at Adams d Co.'s, If
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Window glass, Of all sizes, at X.
Shields, opposite Lamar hotel. o2l I'm
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Wall paper, new stock and latest
styles, at X. Shields, opposite Lamar
hotel. oil lin
1t has always been difficult to get
children's clothing. Sanger Bros. have
a full line very cheap. -o23.5t
Fancy northern potatoes in sacks,
at 81 10 per bushel, at Adams " Co.'s.
If
Fred Manget, ticket broker, Lee
Grand Hotel, buys and sells tickets to
all points. Parties having tickets to
sell, or wishing TO buy, would do well
to call on him. If
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Attention. lamar ItInca

You viii meet ut your armory, at S
Il. IN, in dress uniform.
GEORGE Il. FELTON,, Captain -