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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

The Park Commissioners have made pre-
ciscly the blundcr in dealing with Mr.. Ohm
steds case which might have been expected
of men who would rather cndangcr the parks
than sacrifice their patronage, but who were
still afraid to seem to leave the parks alb
solutey without professional supervision. They
have removed Mr.. Olmstcd from the position
of landscape architect and appointed him con-
suting landscape architect in other words,
whenever the Commissioners think they need
his services they will call him in and pay him
for his time as they would one Of their
day -laborcrs. The difficulty with this pretty
plan is, as Mr.. Godkin showed in his
excellent letter, which we printed the other
day, that these Commissioners will never
know that they need Mr.. Olmsted until
more damage has been done than all
their economy will pay for. The Commits
sioners are not landscape architects, and, what
is more, they are too often unwilling to leaIu
even the elementary principles on which the
work of which they are III charge has been con-
Quoted. One of the two Commissioners whom
Mr.. Olmsted could never even induce to walk
through Central Park with him, to listen TO an
explanation of his plans, is still in the Board,
if we are not mistaken 1t is easy to infer
what intelligent guardianship great and
growing Park Will have, now that Mr. Ohm
sted has been cashiered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

Senator Randolph spoke yesterday against
silver imitation with a moderation, clcamcss and
force which cannot be too highly commended.
His speech was made from business mans
point of view, and brushed aside every
cobweb sophstry of the silver men
just as straightforward, sensible man
of business might do it. We recommend TO
the attention of all those who may have be-
come infected with this dcusion, Senator
Randophs statement of the financial penalties
which regulators must always pay. They
may be led to see that honesty Is the cheap
est policy in the long run.
General McClellan's inaugural sermon in be-
half of public honesty did not convert the
whole Of his party to the honorable, common
sense view of that question. OF the sixteen
members of the New-Jersey Assembly who
voted yesterday against resolutions condemn
ing the Bland bill, eleven were Democrats.
But the resolutions were passed by more
than two-thirds vote. 1t is to be remem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

bered. also, that New-Jersey is much afflicted
with grcenback roarers, and that the vote
fayoring the Bland bill in the New-Jersey AS
sembly was, nevertheless, only one greater thah
the same vote in the Assembly of the hard-
money State of New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

There is an old story to the effect that that
good old man and experienced SNOWMAN the
Hon. Phineas r. Barnum, Mayor OF Bridge
port, Conn.,, has always held that people de-
light in being humbugged, and that his coun-
trymen especially have weakness that
way. But Mr.. Barnum must have been
unusually sanguine when he signed contract
for second Cardiff Giant, with which to
humbug the same generation which rejected
that swindle Nevertheless, it would seem
that Mr.. Balnum did contract for the man
ufacture of the lately discovered Colorado
stone man with George Hull, the inventor OF
the Cardiff Giant :" that he brought it to
his home in Bridgeport for inspection, and that
he had it planted near his Colorado sheep
farm by his agent, w. a. Conant, who not
unnaturally discovered it again during an OPP
FORTUNE visit of Mr.. BaInum on temperance
lecture tour. The whole story OF It's manT-
facturc in a mountain village of Pennsylvania,
and of its removal to Colorado and discovery
there, is told IN other columns of this morn
ing's TRIBUNE. And we may add that the
exposure is so fully and completely made that
il arouses suspicion that the revelation itself
may turn out only another adroit method Of
advertising the swindle. But as a show, the
"stone man" has thus far been little but
failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

While Prince Gortscl akoff is, no doubt treat
ing Lord Derby with the greatest courtesy
he allows his organ at st. Petersburg
to make sharp assaults on the Brltish GOV
eminent. In that sheet it is ccnsured Tor IN
citing the Porte to ask for British mediation or
intercession, an Unprecedented diplomatic
manDuvren which the journal in question
brings under the notice of all friends
of peace. 1t defends Russia's delay IN
formulating peace conditions by reminding
Great Britain, that according to her own
ruling Russia cannot have valid set
Element until Europe has ratified the Porte's
acceptance. The readiness with which IN
timations are given by Austria and Ger
many that they are in accord with Rus
sia, even to the occupation of Constantine
pie, accounts for this diplomatic levity
and banter. The Russian Govern
mcnt associates England with Turkey, and
enjoys the disappointment of the one nearly
as much as the conquest of the other.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

Secretary Dallas and Wichita
deS til jas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
In the Habit OF Taking livery thing
GOmeatnblo.

Yesterday evening, about 2 O'clock,
tho proprietor of the Continental no.
tel, on Main street, came to Marshal
Morton and told him that he wanted
him to arrest II young man named
Curran, atlas Kearns, for the theft OF Il
bed blanket from the hotel. He stated
that Curran had been boarding with
him for sometime, and that yesterday
morning he had taken his departure,
and that soon afterwards, he missed
the blanket. The marshal told him
he would have to swear out search
warrant, which he did, and yesterday
evening young Curran was arrested
just as he was on the eve of leaving
ON the train for Fort Worth. Curran
denied the charge stOutly, but on
searching his valise the blanket was
found. Curran pleaded with the OH
Ger to turn him loose, but he was taken
to tho Jail. Before being lock, d up he
was searched, IA IL the custom, and
tweDty.Ihree dollars aud some odd
cents were found on his person, The
young man claimed to have several
hundred dollars in the First National
bunk to his credit, and said that hy
this morning he would give su1l lent
bond for his release. Curran looks to
be about sixteen years old, well
dressed, and has not the slightest APP
pearance of being thief. ,hen
taken into the office OF the
Jail, prior TO his incarceration,
he broke down and cried like a child,
pleading not to be put in. He was
put In, however, to wait to see II he
had the money at the bank as he had
stated. The marshal has had au eye
on Curran for some two months or
more, having received communlca>
ton from the chief OF police OF Kansas
City, Missouri, to keep lookout for
him and note the character OF the
clothes he wore, stating that he had
been suspected OF ourglarizing mer-
chant tailor's shop In that city prior
to his leaving. Marshal Morton had
samples OF the goods stolen sent him,
bat could never fasten anything gu
him. The chief Of police Of Kansas
City wrote that Curran, from q mere
child, had taken everything he could
lay hiA hands upon, and that he had
made, for one 80 young, name In
that city that was notorious.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
Knights OF PSIni,s.

AT an election of oillcers held at
C~ur de Lion Lodge No $, Knights OF
Pythias,op the eth ult,, the followin &
members were duly elected aud regu.
larry installed on the night OF the 81
instant, for the ensuing term:
j. i. Wrlget, past chancellor; l.. J.
Smith, chancellor commander; Paul
Furst, vice chancellor; II Ii. Benners,
prelate; J. s. Burton, master of ex.
chequer; r. 7. Aunspaugh, master of
finance; Il. b. Stork, ,cper ofrecords
and seal Thomas &. Haggard, mas.
ter alarms; j. X. Bosley, inner guard;
William Blair, outer guard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

Adams a Go. lll orders for grain
and produce u
Adams g. Go, solicit consIgnmenlh
and llls 0rdrrH "
Adams A. ca. Hll orders hr grain
and produce. H.
Five hundred bushels seed ryeS
Adams a Co,--tL
Two ear loads NJ buggiea aud plat
ora wagons, NJ Ou's IT.
-lfyol want % TRADE ma old buggy
IN ueW Que, OT's II the plnor' r.
Fresh celery aud tub Saddle Rock
oysters received daily at Delmonloo' u
.-lfyou want 10 buy a family car
rlage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns, IT.
The most beautiful and latest de
slgns Of chamber aud parlOr suits al
Jansen Brothers, on Elm street, 4Ol
-l0,lm.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The snow melted very little yes
terday. In the shade II was freezing
all day.
Our Jewish friends had n social
hop at the oparahouse last night, tip
ping the light fantastic late into the
night.
The city was unusually quiet las
night. Whether II Ia the cold weather
or determination TO carry out good
resolutions, we cannot say. There
was very littlo drunkenness, and the
city presented quite peaceful appear
anGe.
Friday evening n gentleman
bought milk tor his breakfast the noX'
morning, On going to get 1t, he found
II had frozen, ns well rs the water II
had In II. A solid cake, ono'hal
chalk aud milk aad the other hal
water.
Travelling IL again improving
The register vt the National Hote
showed twenty-three arrivals yester
day This popular hotel WINS crowded
to over flowing last night. The cour
tesy and attention by DIR. Cole to hi
guests, are winning for bis house
splendid business,
Yesterday evening n small ho,
suatched an apple from the stand Of
Lamar street fruit dealer, and ran OF
with II. Thinking the younRsIer woul'
return, the dealer put some quinine il
Que, and put II In II conspicuous place
Small boy approaches, huII deaIe
looks the other way, when hoy grab
this apple aud runs On turning cor
ner he bites apple, aud is seized viii
disgust.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
TERnIBLE TAKING OFF,

morgan Garter A accidentally hll'h h'H
Br0ihsr Herbert, AhO0unR away '""
Front Part ~ Ills tte"d'
Yesterday noon Mr. Wormley Car
ter, whose residence II at the corner OF
lIarwood street and Ross avenue, re-
eeiyed the sad intelligence Of The ter
rible death Of his eon Herbert, whlle
hunting near Mafkham'a ferry, twelve
miles southeast Of here. Tho reporter
called AT the residence Of the afflicted
father, from whom he learned the
following facts concerning tha I'M
timely taking oliof hla sou About a
week ago three Of the boys, Walter
Morgan and tho deceased, who were
extremely fond Of hunting, made
camp ut Markhams ferry whore lhey
shot ducks and other game which they
aold 10 tho markets In this clly'
They had supplied themselves
with tents, bOats, etcp ahn
were fixed for winters hunt
Friday morning, Walter came into
tho city to bring the game they ina
killed. and TO repenlsh their ammunl
ton. Yesterday morning he started
back To tho camp, aud when some
four miles out, he met his brother
Morgan coming in, who told him OF
the shooting aud killing OF his brother
by the accidental discharge OF hls,
(Morgan's) gun. They were standing
In front Of the camp lire drying the
tubes OF their guns, when the ham
mer either fell, or the gun went OIL
from the heat of the fire, the loud slrik
Ing his brother Ia the head near the
temporal bones, carrying away the
front part OF his head, aud scattering
hls brains all over the ground near 10y
The body OF the Unfortunate young man
after falling, never moved. Az soon ~
I his brother could recover fiom the
I shock OF the terrible accident, he raj
to house where he secured aid, anC
had the body removed. The ne"'
fell heavily upon his aged father ant
mother, M well Ns the entire family
l The deceased WAS eighteen years o
age, and thoae who knew him SPEAK
" In the highest praiqe Of his many gooc
a qualities. Some friends went to bring
the body in, but owing to the condi
y ton Of the roads they will hardly gel
u IN untila late hour this morning. TIIt
] HERALD extend It's sympathy to the
j hereaved family.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

Now en- route from San Francisco
and the Pacific coast. In addition to
the chloe programme to be presented
by the Alleghanians. vocalists and
Swiss bell ringers, they have secured
the wonderful artists, Ferenc de Leau-
hodney, the only Turkish musician in
the United educated at the
Vienna conseryaiorle, also Miss Mani
Bach, tyrolese prima donna, who Will
appear In their original costumes OF
country In conjunction with the troupe
on Friday evening, January 18th.
Every one Of our muslc-lovlug people
should attend this great concert, the
variety, quality and quantity present.
ed being Of superior order. Remem.
Der, popular prices, and one Of the best
entertainments ever given, Every
one will be pleased.
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BEND.

Charles auckland, who fell from II
fence and broke his ley Friday morn
Ing, died yesterday evening from the
effects. Before he died he suffered the
most excruciating pain. He was Eng
lish by birth aud rearing, but had lived
In this state for number Of years
keeping saloon on Main street, be
tween Austin aud Jefferson streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

We understood TINT Mr. Chandler
president OF the Davenport Pump COM
pany, Davenport, Iowa, manuiNotuN
rpr0 Of "Bean's Stone Cylinder Force
pump aud Little Giant Fire Engine"
ID Ia our city for the purpose Of organ
hIug Il joint stock company for the
manufacture and sale Of said pumps
and fire engines In the state OF Texas.
These pumps combine more points Of
excellence than any pump in use, the
stouo cylinder doing away with all
the Objectionable features that attach
to wood or iron. We hopo that proper
encouragement may be given TO the
enterprise, by those who feel M inter
est in building up manufactures in
cur city. MIR. Chandler will be ut the
fremont House for few days, where
no has mOdels, etc, and will be pleased
TO meet and explain TO anyone inter
ested to know. The pump is good
one, and Mr.. Chandler has engaged in
It's manufacture for the last seven
years in Iowa, and knows whereof he
ahlrms, aud proposesto take portion
OF the stock, In the name Of the Dav-
export Pump company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

Something entirely new, rich and
beautifully ornamented. The Ladies'
Faro'7te Patent Rocker, you only can
find at Jansen Brothers, OH Elm
street, 404 10 I'm.
Texas Yeast Cakes
are made everyday in the week at the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only twentycents per pound, and the
only fresh yeast cakes in the city.
janlm,
The most elegant Christmas present
In this city, a handsome chamber or
parlor suit, with the Ladies' Fapo,{tc
Rocker, you can only find at the first.
class furniture house of Jansen Broth.
ers, on Elm street, 4O4 -l9.lm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

Passengers TOR Brooklyn, New York
via the Panhandle and Pennsylvanls
line, are now transferred by steamboa,
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 yerv
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
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Texas Yeast Cakes
Dallas City Lumber Yard.

Reliable help for weak and ner.
vous suffers. Chronic, painful and
Frustrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's electric
belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
limitations Book and journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address PM.
cinnati, Ohio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

People must eat whether times are
hard OF not, and If that il true, why
not take your ncou Lunch with Bogel1
Everything known to the culinary
FRI is daily served Mt his sumptuous
board. We knew whereof we speak,
and are enthusiastic on no other sub
jeot save B0gel and his peerless lunch,
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Out IN lLIe COII.

Late last night we noticed drunken
man lying out In the cold on Elm
street. He was the only drunk and
down we saw during the entire night.
Later In the night We passed the spot
again, but the man was gone, and for
the FAKE OF suffering humanity, We
trust he had found more comfortable
Quarters,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

Go to Orr's for iirst-class two. hors,
omnibus or baggage wagon, for rent
or sale.-tf.
you want to save hundred
dollars IN the purchase Of u buggy, 20
to Orr's.-tf.
Housekeepers should not forget that
Adams Il Go. have apples by the mil.
lion for the holidays.
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than ut. Louis prices.-tt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

Extraordinary Deduction
In men, youths aud boys clothing at
the New York Clothing House, We
have inaugaraled great, popular
holiday sale Of reliable clothing, and
our house IL known to be beyond com.
petition IN the way Of boys clothing
assortment and pricne taken into con.
sideraton We offer 100 boyo' good
suits at 80; $50 fine blue and grey Mel
tons at ~ 80; 200 tgicote, very nice at
"a so; 0vercoats for youths, boys and
children at from " SO to So. From
the large sales effected during the past
week, we feel assured that our efforts
are appreciated 10y all, hence We will
still go on in the good work OF giving
the people the worth Of their money.
Come and convince yourselves that we
do NJ We advertise, and carry out what
we say to the people, hence the popu
larity OF the New York Clothing
House. declSf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
Religious.

Preaching at the Christian church,
at IL O'clock, by Il der James Thorn.
bury. Subject; The Coming OF Christ.
Preaching at tho operahouse this
morning, ut II o'clock, and 7! p. m,
by Elder Kirk Baxter. Subject: Our
New Years Work All are invited.
Remember the regular monthly
Union Concert School, this afternoon,
ut three O'Clock, at the Baptist church.
Every body come.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the State Savings bank
will be held at their banking house on
Tuesday, January s, 1878, for the elec>
ton OF directors and the transaction
Of any other business that may come
before 1t.
JaO2t SAMUEL LAIGHToN, Cashier.
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Here IN Your Omnibu.

All orders for passengers and bag.
gage, left a. Ben Loebs' cigar store. Al
Cohnor * Walkers drug store, will re.
eeive prompt attention. Also have
iloats Tor moving freight, furniture
household goods, etc, on short notice
mug I'm W. p. SILER, Proprietor. 4
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
General Reduction

In our dry goods and boot and shoe
department In order to reduce our
large stock of winter goods. Gold.
smith, Rosenthal Il Co., 7lS and 7l6
Elm street, declIlm
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Notice.

l have charged the last article to any
man, woman or child in Texas, but II
you have any money and want per.
feet tlmeNkeerer at about half price,
call on + AUSTIN,
Jan0 I'm No. 6Oi Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
No Feminine Attraction

ia 80 seductive M ~ lovely complex.
lon such 0s impaired hy G0urHud's
Olympian Cream, Price in large bots
tles reduced to one dollar. For sale
by Conner u Walker, agents
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.


The highest price paid for sound cot.
ton seed at Nichols & Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. dSwt
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.

Go to Ben Loeb's cigar and tobac.
co depot, at Conner & Ervay's drug
store, for the best five and ten cent
cigar In town.-d.S0-lm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

There will be a meeting of the II. b. 3
at the Office OF Dargan & Turzevant, on
Monday, the 9Th instant, atTI o'clock
pm. A prompt and full attention is
requested, rs business Of Importance
will be transacted. BY order OF the
president. A. s. JET,
Secretary.
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lnilnn Ancn

The highest price paid for sound cot.
ton seed, at Nichols & Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. dSw,,
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E. IL. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books

PUBLISHES;
MoLLlE T. ,MooRE's Poems, $500 D. so
THOs. L. HOGGs'"Fate of Marvin O,
w. T. WEAvER's "Hours of Amuse.
'"' ''''''''- .......,......... ... .... . az
H. 5. THALL's "History of Methodism
'''..ssss'..s......... l rs
rhos. AFFLECKs Hedges and Heds.
ing"
Rev.J. HUTCHlsONs "Reminiscencssp, "a
Rev.J. RCoNOLY's Revelation, ~
ne Liie OF Navarro, '.-.................. .,
n, LOT saie the largest stock Of school and
nifceilane' us books In Texas IL ~
VIZ, na.s orders from all who want boabs
Wuethcl at Wholesale OF retail, and m a ss .
s,Ieelaliy OF hnding any book wanied n 4, ~
". .o ne found IN America or Europe. All bo,s'tis
mailed direct at retail prices. nj oooA'
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Coiion Seed.

The highest price paid for sound cot.
ton seed. at Nichols d Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. dSw,
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Notice.

All freights forwarded from Dallas
TO points on the Dallas and Wichita
railroad must be prepaid.
,,- q. W. EVANS,
uecz'ulw Master Transportation.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard,
BfeWery payllton

CHARLES Meisterhans will give musi.
cal entertainments every Sunday dur.
Ing the winter season at the brewer,
pavilion. doc-,,,,.-'
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meH'h bikHfHiOh
The Trinity Dramatic company Of
Dallas, will give one Of their select
entertainments ut the opera house on
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
January 9th aud 10Th, The entirely
new aud beautiful dramas entitled
Meg's Diyersionn aud :" Ebeneler
Venturc,n ARE very fine, and the cast
IL an unexceptIonable one, Miss Mary
Il. Blair ana Mr. G, a, Mabie are In
the title role, aud We feel Justified In
saying that all will have delightful
evening who will patroni1o home tai
emit Remember the date and don't
mil 10 20. Reserved seats nj ioan0,
~ Ervny's drug store. jar3'lw,
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John Gordon for being drunk and
down, was fined three dollars and
costs.
John Robinson, for carrying cCn>
cealei weapons, was fined ten dollars
and costs.
District Court.
The injunction suit OF J. Nj. Hays
against James Il. Barley, is still in
progress.
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OFFICBOT !
DALLAS AND WICHITA RAILROAD CO.,
Dallas, Texas, December 7, 1877. J
This ia to give notice that the gen
eral annual meeting Of the stockhOld
ers of the Dallas aud Wichita Railroad
Company will be held at the com
panS's Office, in the city Of Dallas, or
Tuesday, January o, 1873, at II o'clocb
noon, for the purpose OF electing ,
board OF directors for the ensuing year
GEORGE SHIELDS,
Secretary Dallas and wichita II. IL. Co,
deS til jas
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A great bargain in apples at Ad.
ans u Co.'S. If
500 bushels OF seed rye low al
Adams ~ Co, If
Baltimore oysters, so cents a can
at Delmonico. If
Choice onions So per barrel al
Adams n Co.'S. If
Go to Ben Loeb's cigar and tobac
co depot, at Connor h Ervay's drug
store, for the best five AMI ten cent
cigar in town. S0lm,
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n, Fellttrlglt

Is selling genuine merschaum pipes at
81 each. All are warranted genuine
merschnum.-6