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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-25

SAOOo A4O1
railroad for the exclusive benefit Of private cor
poration, because they may ultimately and in some
possible contingency want to use it for military
purpose, any more than they may go into partner
SLIP with stock raiser because horses are neces-
sary in war. The United States have power to reg
uiate foreign commerce and commerce between the
States. but 1t does not follow that they may inOrse
the notes OF shipbuilder or merchant by way Of
stimulating and encouraging business The IN
dersigned is unable to perceive any distinction in
principle between these cases and the demand of
the projectors OF this railroad for loan of the Gov
ernment credit to the extent of many millions, with
which to prosecute private speculation.
&a stfs DANGER OF SUBSIDIES 81 &
The railroad company which asks for this en-
ormous appropriation OF credit presents no claim
upon the public which entities it to exemption
from the general rule. The enterprise is essen
tally private one, and the company has already
received from the United States and the State Of
Texas sufficient basis OF credit to have built the
road, had its assets been prudently managed.
M The undersigned ia not unnindful Of the fact
at later period different rule of construction
prevailed from that which In the earlier days Of the
republic, and which is now here insisted upon.
SUndelegated power is necessarily unreguIated
and unrestrained Power usurped never was and
never will be honestly administered. HtE gsaaa
But 1t Is submitted that this belief affords no
sufficient justification for the guarantee and sub
sfdy asked. For 1t rendered as it is not that
this enterprise Is essentially of the Sauthern char
acter with which 1t is attempted to be stamped no
reason can De built upon that fact which may not
be urged with equal force reason why the Gov
ernment should equalize between the lately contend
ing sections an the losses resulting from tour an
fortunate civil disturbances"
IS RECORD OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
The statement of the majority that the Govern
ment Of the Emitted States in view OF the quantity
Of lands given to it by the Southern States has been
unjust to the South in the bestowal of boun ties, is
believed to find its refutaton in the character Of
the men who before the war represented that see
lion. They were too sensitive as to the rights of
their section to be satisfied with less than wasright
fully theirs The undersigned Is not advised as TO-
how the Texas and Pacific Railroad Company ac-
CURED the franchise and right OF way by which it
% authorized to construct its railroad from Fort
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-26

Everybody lunches nj dua Mig
non'a free, from 10 N. 10 II N, Re-
member OO0 ELM street.
County ecIIp, In large aud small
quantities, for sale by Fred Manget
ticket broker LeGpnd hotel. lIealso
buys aud solla railroad tickela-tf
Query; "Why VIII men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Murbur llroa. Seal OF North Caro-
lisa, At the same price? - Jan'aldly.
Adams n Co al orders for grain
aud produce.
Two car loads OF buggos and plat.
0rm wag Ona, NJ Orrs. II.
If you want 10 trade an old buggy
Tor new Que, orr'a IL the place IT,
--lfyou want to buy n family car.
rlage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns. III.
Picture frames aud mOuldings,
new patterns OF wall paper for 1873, ut
Reed Il Lathrop's, ju2O In
-lfyou want well.madc and cheap,
cheap clothing, examine nj 6l3 ELM
street. -f23.lOt
You can save enough money to
pay expenses on tho road by buying
your railroad tickets from Fred Man.
get tickei broker LeGrand hotel He
has also county scrip for sale. II
must ana will sell all kinds OF
gentlemen's aud boys wearing appa-
rel cheaper than any house In Texas
Call before buying elsewhere. Julius
Kahn, 5l3 Elm street. -f99.lOt.
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NOTICE
MAYORS oFfIcE,
CRY or DALLAS, February 20, ISIS

MAYORS OFFICE,
CRY or DALLAs, February 70, ISIS.
The different wards OF the city OF Dallas
having been changed since the last election,
the following ordinance IN published for the
Information aud guidance OF MI concerned,
VIZ
An ordinance defining tho wards OF the
city ol Dallas.
BrG Oriamcd IN ne Cdg Council Of the CiV
" DdhdS'
Section |. Tho city shall he fdiyidrd into
four wards, M follows, to-wit; The First
ward shall embrace all OF the corporate linz
IN bounded by the river ON the west, the
corporate line ON the south, Akard and Syc-
Ruufc streotH on the east, and Elm street on
the north, and shah he entitled to elect, by
lla own vote alone, two nluerlncn, The
Second ward shall begin Vt the river on Elm
street ANA run thence with said Elm street
to sycamore street thence with sycamore
street Ia Ross avenue, with Ross avenue TO
Ma,ten street, with Mnsten street To Dallas
branch, ana thence with the DALLAS branch
"a the north line of the city, thence with
said llno 10 Trinity river, ana down the
river to the beginning, ana shall be- entitled
to elect, ny It's own vote, two aldermen. The
Third ward shall embrace all the corporate
limits east OF the Second ward aud sycamore
street. ana north of Elm street, ana snail be
entitled Ia elect, by It's own vote alone, two
aldermen, The Fourth ward shall embrace
AL III The rorpo uto limits east of the First
ward and south of Elm street, and shall b.
entitled TO elect by lts own vote alone, two
aldermen. Prorided, That the present resi
dence OF Judge Nat. NJ. Burlord shall also be
included Ia the Fourth ward.
section Z. That this ordinance NO into
effect from and after January /, 1873,
Approved November -, ls17.
W, Il. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: j, u. HEREFORD, Secretary.
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Tied

Marshal Morton arrested man
named Peter Ford yesterday, who had
by a mock marriage, performed In
Memphis, made young girl believe he
had legally married her. Marshal Nor.
ton having learned as much from the
authorities at Mmeph's, took Ford and
the girl before Justice Mcclure, who
legally married them.
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mes,lnga of,ne ErnnEer,sis.

The evangelists are drawing large
crowds at their tent tabernacle, which
is stretched at the corner OF Sycamore
street and Pacific avenue. They are
zealously laboriDg for the good of
christianity, and Judging from the at.
tentivenesso Of the large audiences, their
exhortations are listened to with IA
interest that 10 calculated to produce
good. They have met with great sue
cess in other places in this state. and
we trust their work may prove equally
effective and beneficial here. Services
every day at hsltpast ten q. M, and
halfpast seven p. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-26

KILDARE, February "a, 1878.

No. l mill grinds eight to twelve
bushels per hour, price $50.
No. 2 mill grinds ten to fifteen BUSH
els per hour, price S35.
No. 3 mill grinds sixteen to twenty
bushels per hour, price $50.
No l geared mill grinds twenty-five
to thirty bushels per hour, price S75.
No. 2 geared mill grinds fifty to sixty
bushels per hour, price 500.
With freight from st. Louis added.
Send for circular and see the mills at
Afford II soRLEY, Sole Agents,
feb2-lw 100 Elm street, Dallas.
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
TUESDAY MORNING. { FEBRUARY ~
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOCAL JoTTiNGs.

The cutters need cleaning out,
The cotton market WA quiet yen
terday,
--Dayy Crockett nj the oporahouat
tonight,
--lGast Dallas was lively yesterday
evening,
Dallas aud Wichita petition on
second page.
Nothing Of interest In the JuatIoea'
courts yesterday.
Another lunch stand has been
built At tho Union depot.
Hardening II being rapidly pushed
forward this beautiful weather,
The Jury In the Stone murder case,
ARE In the charge OF the sheriff
Dallas Female college on Bryan
street In comely looking building
---liesldoncea aro constantly going
up In different portions OF the city,
Martin, charged with the theft
from person, was released from jail
yesterday.
"A street force was working ON
Main yesterday, between Market and
Jefferson.
Hook and Ladder company No, |
was out yesterday evening exercising
the horses
"A rare chance to purchase u lunch
stand Ia offered by Jane, Thompson.
lSee advertisement,
Walter lIargrove, charged with
the theft of u horse, having been found
not guilty, was released from Jail yes
terday.
Five saloonists have been arrested
for violating the Sunday law. Their
cases viii come up this morning before
the recorder.
Major sidney Smith Ia having II
neat two story frame house built
In the Cedars, near the terminus
Of the Eryay street railway.
The race at the fair grounds yes
terday evening between Santa Fe aud
Billie Button, was won by the former
The betting was fifty dollars 10 ten ON
Santa Fe.
A man named Berry was run over
Sunday night, on the Main street ear
line, and his right leg badly hurt,
From what we learn IL was no fault Of
the driver.
There III . woman In the city from
Shreveport, named Lottie, who claims
To be u sister OF the woman Hattie
Washburne, confined in the county
Jail.
The following members of the
Stonewall Greys have been selected
To shoot against the Lamar rifles in
the coming match: j, j. Cox, II, Beau
mont, II. Waller, j. Peak, H. j. Ma
honey, q. Waller.
Captain Billie Harwood, the dis.
trict clerk, and Henry Jones, his dep.
uty, deserve credit tor the manner in
which they have kept their office.
They have worked hard to get the of.
iice In ship shape and have succeeded
in bringing about order.
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Dalias Oily I.umpsF FaFa,

buy your mggies At OH's-lhey
all do "
ola ELM street 10 tho cheapest Ahl
best place 10 hay oil kinds Of genls'
furnishing goods, -isa'lOt
Or 10 selling his buggles and
wagons Ut twenty-five per cent loss
than M, Louis prices, III
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INV A N T.
TUESDAY, MARCH 9Th.
Maria I.owels Beautiiul story,
GIN G O WI A Try"
.READ

.RB AID
She Vividly recalled Charlotte Cushman
nv her Immense power, and surpassed hef
In vocal meditation. II New York Herald.
Americas greatest actress, the greatest
she has ever KNOWN Louisville Journal
After long waiting our new star has come
young, beautiful and possessed OF I'M
doubted genius, / Boston Traveller
The head and features OF Miss Anderson
follow tho Greek type, ana are m beautiful
Ns statues without the de'ect OF All statues,
"A lack of mobility and express ion, The
perfectly moulded throat Is set upon shout
ders that ARE AZ eXquisitoly touched Az those
OF the ex.Empress r. genie's, who became
famous for this one point OF loVeliness.-
New York Telegram.
Mary Anderson IN "a marNel-a marvel OF
beauty, ofgraGe, of artistic talent. OF genius.
II Boston Times.
"Evadne"-We have never seen anything
10 surpass it,--BostOn Courier.
Reserved seats Mt the BOX ofice, com
menciug Friday, March lat. b9itillmch6
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Pound Bend.

A few days since the body of man
was found on the prairie near Richard
son, whose name is unknown. DR..
Shelton, coroner held nm inquest over
the body, and returned verdict that
deceased came TO his death by straugu
lation, caused by epilepsy. II is
thought that the deceased name is w.
R. Wolyerton, Of Prairie Grove, Ar
kansas, Arkansas papers please copy.
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VQGSi y, lhG2d Day Of April, 4, D, 1878
In tho different wards Of the cts Ol Dallas
iOI tho following cliy ufilcpfhi

In tho different wards Ol the cts NJ Dallas
iOi tho following cliy unlcpIh
one Clty Secretary,
una Clly Treasurer
one tiiy Attorney,
uha Iliy Marshall,
one lity Engineer,
Ono CITY Assessor pud collector,
ono Alderman lu The First wuri, In plpee
OF alderman tiuRdua whose term expires,
une Alderman IN the Second waidi Ia
place ui Alderman sony,
unH Alderman iu tho fhlrl ward, IN place
NJ Alderman Jtll
one Alderman Ia the Fourth ward, Ia
place NJ A ldufman Williams,
The polls viii hNOponud Ia each ward nom
kO'Olnok "a, IA, uniildp,
The election Ia tho First ward win he held
NJ tho court house, ", II, Kendall prusidlng
Oflicrf,
The election In tho Second ward viii bo
NJ lheuld llIO0m Factory, NJ, u, darlington
presiding uliloer
Tue election IN the THIRD ward viii be
hrd ut Flick " old store, corner ui hryun nnd
llafwO0d streets, John Horny Brown pre-
Hldlug unlurr
lnG election la the Fourth ward viii DO
held at Young FvhOul House, on Young
HiTuOl, presiding Ofiirrr, John i, EalIln,
In luHtimuny whereof have horountO set
Iny hand, ana Caus Il the seal Oi the city Of
nallnR 10 BE- nlllIrd this the g0lh dny;0i Feb
Tuary, A, u, mn, W, l., "a BELL,
Mayor CITY oi Dallas.
Attest j, u, iiERgronO, city Secretary.
iuh2UdtllHpi2
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DalIns City Lumber Yard.
Something New for the ladies.

Just received at the Dollar store, new
styles Of ladies' lace collars and cuffs
Torchan, Guelph and other new laces,
embroideries, silk handkerchief, etc.
Call early, at Goldsmith, Rosenthal &
Co.'s, IA and ZIG Elm street.-febccdm
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q. n. Pol. Merchrns Tailor.

Wishes to inform his customers that
he has just received his stock Of spring
and summer goods, consisting of the
most fashionable patterns of imported
goods, which he will makeup in the
latest style. He employs none but the
best tailors, and both in cut and make
can not be surpassed in the city. Sales
room under the LeGrand hotel, one
door west OF Austin street.-feb. 20 lw.
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This beautiful parh, formerly known
as Frasoali," rehIIed Ia handsome
Style, will be reopened Ia DAY by dus
Mignon, aud kept open every day
hereafter All families Invited, No
improper characters Admitted on any
occasion, H. LOuia and Milwaukee
beer served NJ hye cents per glass,
feh2i la
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber yard.

Don't buy any clothing or gents
furnishing goods, before looking at
Julius Kahn's Clothing palace, 5l3 Elm
street. - 23Sl0t.
Call and see Gus Mignon, COG Elm
street. Choice liquors and free lunch.
TT
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Adams A 90, lill orders Tor grain
aud produce, "
--Julius Kahn's Clothing palace, 10
tho besl place 70 buy yons elalhing, VI
bla Ella street -i23'lOl,
Choice onions ~ per barrel At
Adams a Goa, "
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And one OF much benefit 10 the people NJ
large, always RllraclH attention. IL has
been the history Of all trades aud blanoheh
OF labor that the primitive method OF ae'
complaining the desired end hns been quite
labOfiouH, and very slow IN ilA ruAnliA, ~
least tile history OF Wen making seems 10
confirm tho assertion, tlrHl dlgglng WIN
the pick ANA spade llen holnenoay lhonghl
OF boring by hand, but At lirst the augen
used were crude afalra, ana capable OF Dor
Ing but ~ small hole, supplying n very llttle
pure water, The opening up o. the great
west made the demand for Wella 40 great
that within the last two yehIA Well'boflng
tools have been invented, and the business
has been IN u measure T0yOlulluniHcd, 1nd
has become source OF money'lnhklug
eQuall6l by no other branch whore the ln-
vestnent IN NO lltll0, Men are lpphuW now 10
where they can got the best machine, itT-
IcciioH hus NJ last been reached, ana we oller
you II machine complete IN every detail, one
that ~ destined TO live when all others are
forgotten. II Is the only anger over IN
vented with u stone attachment or nm al.
Unstable hend that hOIes amy sized we'll,
from Two feet up, without rolmeTa, called
the Centennial UW AuNr, patented June ~,
1875, ana manufactured by q. i, Hodge, Du.
buque, Iowa, Any one wishing 10 70 Into
the business, or trade land, town property
or stock for an anger ANA territory, or want
10 travel IN TINS state ana sell nnpegb ana
territory on u large commission, VIII please
call on me NJ tho National hotel, or =. T..
Depler At the Planters house, Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, whore | VIII be for the next
thirty days. The Ruger In ON exhibition. and
IN running Nil the tlmo, VIII guarantee
any man 10 make M much nv $40 per day.
THIS looks llkes gold mine, doesn't II but
10 has been made with thus machine day
after day, and VIII be made over and over
again 10y many who are lucky enough TO go
into the business Cor aud see me before
II In too late, AZ can not stay In this place
but thirty days. ID, N, ROOT,
Patonteo Ofsaid Anger.
N. BIAS have been engaged In the well
boring business for the last two years, and
am acquainted with the most OF the augers
IN use, and having run the Centennial Anger
for the Inst i've months, would cheerfully
recommend II M the most complete, aud
best anger In tile market Yours respect
fully, y. 4. DEPLER.
iauSd&wlm
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Dallas ,,,, I.umbss yasa

Val Plaig Milwaukee premlum
eHOrt lnger,beer put up In eases cons
lalnlng each, One, two nnd three dos
on, plntn aud quartz For sale by
N, uiLMAN a 90,
fll-ey'dy.
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last night, at the LeGrand hotel, Mr..
George Phillips WAS married to Miss
Florence Minney, neice Ct Colonel
Tom Smith. After the ceremony an
elegant repsst was served to the In
vited guests.
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The Big Giant Corn MIL.

Messrs. Afford " Sorley, Dallas:
The Big Giant No. mill, which we
bought OF you on the | It'll inst. gives
perfect satisfaction, doing all and
more than you recommended II to do,
making three hundred bushels OF good
ground feed inside of four hours. We
would not be without the mill for
twice the worth of 1t. .
BLiNN ~ COFFIN.
KILDARE, February 81, 1873.
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Notice II hereby given that the
board appointed 10 correct the city nm
aeuament Tor the year 1873, viii meet
on the first Monday Ia March pTOXl'
mo, NJ the real estate Office Ut 4, Vs.
Wellborn, NJ which time all errors
viii be corrected aud complaints at'
tended ~,
!, N, OGDEN,
NOW. Clly AAanhhnI and Nnllhnlnr
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.


Any one knowing the address OF Cap.
tain Frank lrvy, formerly of Venango
county, Pennsylvania, Qately near
Dallas will confer favor by sending
TO this office, Aledo, Mercer county,
Illinoia At
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
PROCLAMATION.

Ia obedience ~ resolutions al mo tlly
q iunoll, passed Rta regular meeting hell
February the iplh, lh't, Huh also ~ obhdl
6nra a. section Nfthn chartered lhe elty OF
Dallah, 4, W, t. u,hell, MHyuTu Ut tho city Of
Dallas, do hereby direct ihnl an election 30
hold un
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Dallas city Lumber yord.

--For all kinds of shirts and fine
hats, go to the Clothing palace, 5l3
Elm street.-f23 lot
New York early rose seed potatoes
80 so at Adams & Co.. feb6.tf.
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Don't fail ~ call NJ julius Kahn'a
Clothing palace for clothing aud hats,
NJ lla Film street -f.i'l0l,
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Attorney At law office, bOi Main
street, Dallas, Prompt attention given
~ all business entrusted 70 his care
-fehi-iy
The place 10 buy your clothing, 10
bla Ella street, At Julius kahn's Cloth
ing palace, -l23plOl
"A great bargain Ia butter ~
Adams a 90, u
w, U, Holland, attorney nj law
Oliiee, corner n Main and Lamar
streets, special attention ~ bankrupt
cases. iapla'2m
III you want 10 save u hundred
dollars Ia the purchase ofa buggy 70
0On'A Tt
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0'HE STATE OF TEXAS, cou NrY OF

1'HE STATE OF TEXAS, CoU NTY OF
L DALLAS-JUSTICES PRECINCT, NO. ].
The state of Texas to the sheriff or auy
constable of Dallas county greeting, where-
az oath has this dag been made before me
by William Sachse, that X. G. Rhine is a
transient person, 80 that the ordinary pro-
cess OF law eau not be served upon him, you
are hereby commanded that you by max ing
publication OF this writ in some newspaper
printed in Dallas county for three siiuces-
sive weeks before the return day hereof
summon the said Il. g. Rhine TO be and APP
pear before me at my office, In precinct No.
B. in the county o. Dallas, on the 10th dny OF
February A, u. ISIS, 10 answer the COM
plant of the said William sachse for the
sum Of ninety-three dollars, due upon act
count for money loaned to said r. q. rhine
about the first OF November A. ID. iS77, 10
purchase crop, or which said crop was 10
stand Us a lien for said money.
Herein fail not and Of this writ make due
return as the law directs.
Given under my hand this the 22d day of
January A ID. 1878.
EFT. MYERS, J.P.
Precinct Nos Dallas county, Texas
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DALLAS C;ty Lumber Yard.

-Four No. mules for sale at
Orr's. II
Adams 4 Co. solicit oonsignments
and fills orders. II
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STATEMENT
OF the condition of the
Exchange Bank
On the 25th Day Of January, 1878.
ASSETS.
iottl.''..,' ''.''' ''''''.''''...
SlnIe Of Texas, County Of nallas .

State Of Texas, County Of Dallas;
Before the undersigned authority person
ally appeared +. II. Davenport, o m o ell
known, who being duly sworn says that the
above state rent liz true TO the best OF his
knowl edge and belief.
F.. Ii. DAVENPORT, Cashier.
Sworn 20 and subscrib. d before me, thls
18th day OF Januarg, A, ID. 1878.
JOHN NJ. Mccoy.
JapGdlm Notary Public.
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THE COURTS
Recorders court.


II. j. pettijohn, charged with va
grancy, pleaded guilty, fined S5 and
costs.
George Hawkins, for using abusive
language, was fined SS and costs.
Il. w. Pastelle, for the same ofiense,
was fined like sum.
Joe Grant, profane language, was
fined 81 and costs.
Joe Spivy, charged with being drunk
and down, was dismissed
District Couri.
State w. Walter Hargrove, charged
with the theft of horse, was dis.
missed.
A. Liter, charged with the theft Of
money, was brought into court on a
writ of hd6eds corpus, and his bond re-
duced from two thousand to one thou
sand, when he was remanded back to
Jail.
State va. w. p. Stone, charged with
the murder Of Almond Cox, on trial.
For moth patches, diseoloration Of
the skin, unsightly plmples, black
heads, Giles Liniment Iodide OF AM
monia is the remedy. 1t will not dis
color or stain. Apply with "A camels
hair pencil night and morning. For
sale by Conner & Walker, druggists,
Dallas, Texas.
Reliable help for weak and ner-
vous sufferers. Chronic, painful and
Frustrating diseases cured without
medicine. Puivermacher's electric
belts the grand dssideIatum, Avoid
limitations. Book and journal, with
particulars, mailed free, Address Pull
vermacher Galyanic company, Gin,
cinnati, Ohio.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Hot lunch free at Gus Mignon's,
COG Elm street, from l0a. IN. to Il m.
If
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.
Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.

-Choice buffalo hams at Adams &
Co.'s. feb5-tf.
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DaIlas OllI Lambes YaFd,

County scrip ny David w, Adams,
SQUIRT house, ianD'lm,
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Daily 4srala,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or DALLAS CITY


Henry v, Gllligg A o., pfePnslp'ep' WV
Amenoan EEohange and lieadlng ApnlnF
40 strand, Iond0n, England, aTe our aNly
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