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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-20
. EGISrEipS NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators aud Guardians hereinafter
named have figd their respective accounts Of
the following estates in the Reg stCr's Ullice
at Mauch Chunk, in and for the County Of
Car On. which accounts have been allowed by
the Register, Will be presented tn the Judges
OF the Orphans Court ON MONDAY, the l2th
day OF APRIL, A. -. 1880 at o'clock T. NJ,
for confirmation:
First qua p T IA account Of Rolt Klo,z, atmi-- e
istraior d. g. ~ nf the estnt Of &IChaei
thompson. late g.. summit Hill, deccIsed.
First aud final account G: RlDert kYAtz, admin
ist atOr OF tue estate OF thU-tnpdcr
lhOmpsoa. late Of summit III 3, dcce4sej.
The account OF Margat6t Williams guardian ~
Mary Elz fhomas. minor child oi Joseph
Thomas, deceased.
First aud Goa account OF Elzlbeth Moyer. cx.
ecu ti6 % lsaac Meyer iate OF the BOiOuph
Of Leli ,h,On, uece0seu.
F.r.t and flDni account Of william LILLY, admin
l'tratur ut the estate - huuda u Gilman
lac OF Mauch Chunk. deceased
FIR and flhal account of Slrah Wa'p q m U.
lstrat1N OF the estate OF Dfvtu Mulp, ueu'd,
First anu nnl account OF Thomas Kuehner,
guardian Oi the person Hud estate OF George
4. Swartz, mlnOr child II DnrO, hGl Armbrus-
Ter now SWaTtz Oi East Maze ChUAk.
Account Of A d. II. T0bins GulIdiau Of the per.
son and estate a Anne SLutz miner cnlld
Of George snul ?, dec ased
Second aud final rcconnt NJ Jane Sch field and
Ism Joln-tn. ndmlnis laiors OF tho es-
tate OF Horny y Sch0deld, dcce1sc',
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
Mauch Chunk, March 49, lssO-wi
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-20
How St Patrick Came 20 be Born
on the SevcntccnIIr.

How ST. Patrick Came 20 be Born
on the ScvcntccnIIr.
Twas on the eighth day of NJ lrch-somep peo-
pic Say
ST. Patrick Mt midnight, first saw the day;
While others declare twas on the ninth he
was born,
Twas all q mistake betwlxt midnight and
morn.
For mistakes will occur in hurry and shock;
Some blamed the baby, some blamed the clock.
Now, the fl st faction fight in Oud Ireland,
TREY say,
Was on account Of st. Patricks birthday.
Some fought for tho eighth; for the ninth
more would die;
Those that didn't see right got bunged in the
eye;
UntilUuld Father Murphy, the parish director,
Whonow and then gave them bit of u lecthur
Says he, "B'yes, don't be always dvidin';
Sometimes combine; there's a way av decld-
iu'-
Eight wild nine gives us seventcen-that is
the mark
Lave that be his birthday" Amen" snys
the CLERK. ID. NJ. W.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-20
LguIGuToN. PAT
SATURDAY, MARCH, ~, 1880.

Golden DVvs, for Boys and Girls, is the
title of new candidate for public favor. II
is neatly printed on good paper, and con-
tains l6 pages of choice stories, sketches
puzzles, and humorous matter. From a
perusul of the two FIRST Numbers, We do hot
hesitate ID tecJhimehd IL To oul retders, as
being Paper gotten DIP With great Uare,nnd
just the thing to furnish 10 tile young folks
for instruction and aliuesMent, subscrip-
tion $S per year jsn,cs tlverson, Publisher,
S. W. cor. OF seh aud Locust streets, Phila-
delphia, Pa,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-20
The New York Sun Of last Monday

The New York Sun OF last Monday
morning contained complete account of the
life and career of David Davis, of Illinois,
and then comments editorally as follows :
Judge Davis has of late been good deal
talked about as man who may be supported
for President against Gen. Grant, not only
by the Democratic party, but by the great
mass of independents and by those Repub-
licans who are opposed to the third term.
There are many reasons why Mr.. DaYis
would make strong candidate for President,
especially against Grant lie is a statesman
and jurist, the very antipodes of military
man. In his political opinions, his views
of constitutional doctrine, and his ideas re-
specting Capitalization on the one hand and
local self-government on the other, he is de.
cidedly Democratic: and yet his anteced-
ents. s.and his personal relations are such that
Republicans and Independents could all
vote for him. They would do this because
he was an original, lifelong friend of Abra.
ham Lincoln. and was appointed by the
martyr President the executor ofhs last will
and testament; because he shared Lineoln's
profound love for the Constitution ana the
Union, and sympathized with him in pre-
f,rring that slavery should perish, even
though it were in blood and fire rather than
Z at the Constitution should be overthrown
land the republic divided between contend.
ling, warning governments. At the same
time, the Democrats can vote for him, be.
cause in political principles he is strictly a
Democrat, and would administer the goy-
ernment for the promotion of that Democrat
ic policy through which our free, republican
institutions have so far been rendered sue
cessful and prosperous. There are, however
/ various considerations which bear against
+ Judge Davis as candidate. He is moi
(. enough of a party man. His mental pro,
cesses are too judicial and undetermined
He seems often to sit upon the fence, not in,
clining either to one side or the other. II,
has never attached himself decidedly to any
party; and the Democracy, which had SC
nnlucky an experience in supporting the
ate DR.. Greedy, will be slow now to adop
ns its standard bearer any man who is no
Identified with its organization and its his
5ory. Still, as against Grant and the third
erm, the command of duty is loud and i'm
p'rative, II there be any citizen in tn,
+ P)untry whose nomination will Of itself in.
IRE success, arrest the progress of centraliEa.
on, and put an end forever to all imperia
projects and tendencies, he should be agreed
hPon and it is not an impossible thing
therefore, that when the candidate comes tc
pe selected at Cincinnati, David Davis may
. found more available than any othei
nan.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-20
TO NIXON 1T MAY CONCERN.

trusting my SON WILLIAM HILL, as viii
not be responsible for any debts or uther liabil-
ties contracted by him alter this date.
WILLIAM HILL, SR,
March g. iss0 3Es Franklin twp Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-20
WEIssPORT ROROUGH.

p. Clnuss, stove and tin store... II 700
Mrs. NJ. Guth, millinery........ Il 100
NJ. Hageman, dry goods and gro
cerles.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II W
p. ]. Klstler, dry goods and gro
w. IL. Kneeht, boot q shoe store Il 90
q. W. Lentz, drug store. ......... IA 90
J. 5. Miller, -four and feed store. II 90
Nj. Raudenbush, tobacco store. -. IA 100
j. Srauss berger, groceries and
confectionery. ry................... II 7 90
Fred Schmidt, mere ..ant tailor II 7 90
A. II. Seidel, -four and feed store IL I 90
Bernhard Vogt, dry goods and
groceries OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ia 90
Wcissport Planning Mill Co... II 700
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-20
New Advertisements.
FRANKLIN TowNshiP.
HANKS TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Mary Brogan, liquor store so 90
Richard Dougherty, liquor store. so 10
Mrs. Jesse Hass0ns hOteh...... o 90 on
James McCiOskey liquor store. so 90
j. X. Purcell, nOtel el...........- 10 an
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-20
New Advertisements.

NTERCANTlLE APPRAIsEAENT
Made by II. II, MCBRIDE, for irs County
Of Carbon, tor the year 1880.
AN APPEAL DAY will I've held oh the
25th day OF March, 1880, Mt the CuMMtS.
SIONERS' OFFICE, In the i'orough Ul
Mauch Chunk, at 10 O'Clock, III the forenoon,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-03-20
MAHONING TOWNSHIP,

AmmOn Arner,dr goods and gro.
CeIlCs ..........s..s........ 10 ~ w
Jacob Fryman, flour 4 feed store IA 90 |
Solomon Huppes, merchant mill II 90 |
Jonathan Kistler, merchant mill u 90
II. McGrady, groceries. ......,... II 700
y. II. Selnel, dry goods and gro
Nol lics.. ,''''''''''' ''.-..''''' 10 ~ w |
Robert Walp, grocery store...... II 100
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12
pRoslpsscx HosrrAI. -As pths
ummer sesson snuroaches. fhe. attend-

PRosIDrsc4 H6sriTAI.-,As pthe
summer sessoa sppssaekss. the attend
snce Il this institution decreases. and
in the PAST sis weeks the hunbsr Of
patients has lxilea ifsn - q. IS - the
present time. Ten 6fSet1sp see codney
charges Thsfc y xtgis9e sa Iut nue.
necessarily fatal @nasa in the hospital.
aud it may licger on TOR year yet.
but IL liable 10 drop 81 OF any minate.
The Sisters are constantly enlarging
and improving their buildings. Two
new rooms. sspsrata and apart FROM the
main structure. are being finished
NY for the reception u patients who
may b suffering With fever or any
contagious diseases. For the present
the buildings nou sinsuse are asrge
enough for ell requirements. but prob
ably next year . tins large hospital viii
ls erected On the adjoining lots, former.
y the property Of Judge jacobs. Ths
Sisters have n good garden. which 10
we'll cared for. and viii b. quite IN a.
sistapce in furniahing vegetables for
their numerous bcsrders. sae
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12

lost case, containing two breast
o;us, is Advertised for By Frank Poole.
Rev. D. Sires will preach in Port
BIskely at the usual hour ton GROW
4. evening.
Mr. Tibballs. the gentlemsnly agent
of the Pacific Mail Company for Puget
Sound. has.been spending number If
DAYS in this city.
Mrs s Frausnthal and daughter have
returned to their home in this city
from : two nionths' visit among rela.
,ives and friends in Portland.
Those wanting help iu their faniIie,
will be interested in the cd Of young
woman at the Oriental Hotel. Those
wanting snch . person should call ~
once. - sss "a
Dur ci.izels are subscribing quite
Literally to the Fourth: Of July fuud.
and the prospects are favorable for =
grand eel. brssiom in this ci,y oB that
Occasion.
Tbs steamsrsI, slss lssd ap stssss yes
te,day evening. aud turned her wheel
for the first time. The engines worked
perfectly. and seemed rs smooth -
though they he'd been IN her Tor yesrs.
Scbws bscher Bros s. ca. are now
agents for the celebrated Clarke u. n
T. spool cotton. advertisement Of which
appears elsewhere in our cOlamps.
These goods are Of the kisd that re-
commend themselves. and their sale il
ss steady rs the coming and going of
the It'd. Il
Judge Sawyer, Of the U 8. Circnit
Court of California. released or o writ
Of habeas corpus Chinese fisherman
srrested u0der the Law prohibiting
aliens incapable Of becoming citizens
from fishing in Waters Of the State. lie
decided that the law Was . violation Of
the Fourteenth Amendment and tie
Ono hundred tons Of VAIN w.iI..
vhsst xrrs fecsatIy tsires ON the
steamer Occid4nt up tho Willamette.
TO the saleu. FIGURING Mills. Wash
inpton wheat Int through that process
i. transformed into Oregon -four. but
usually it requires no more than trans
uOrtation down the COiumU10 river 70
!. make IL Oregon aour-w;th the papers
Of that State. rs-Vx.vs.. "a xw -rs.yx,
Mr. Frsnk 8 B.rnssd. Jr.. has opened
fast means of communication with
the Skagit mines via Hope, B. G.
Trains will run regularly, carrying
miners. outfits and freight. Fsrty an
imsis will leave Hope ON the 18th inst.
Supplies may he had ut reasonable
rates ut Hope. This stroke OF enter.
prise opens the only practicable route
for miners supplies into the diggings.
Victoria COloaist.
=. G. Hyde. ESQ one VI the census
enumcrators for Whitman County. Or.
rived from Seattle last Saturday for
purpose of recurring enumerators for
Spokan and additional ones for this
county. and distributing schedules to
be used in the census. He Is also look.
ing after real cstste intercsss. After
finishing his work on Abe seensus, Mr..
Hyde will take up . permsnent real
dence and prsctice law. We extend to
him = hearty weicowe. So ssys the
Colfax Gazette s1s+
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12
LAST NIGHr's PERFORMANCE
tbsir o. coud sDues ranca in this CITY thu

LAST NIGHT's PERFORMANCE
their sseood appesrsncs in this city the
Star Drmatic Conpsny last evening
wss greeted with . fashionable aud
sppreciativs sudisncs. The opening
piece vas ] 8 G,ibert's beautiful my.
biological COMEDY. Pygmalion aud
Galatia. Notwithstanding the lack OF
proper scenery. the piece was rendered
in . pleasing aud enjoyable manner
John b Linds+y ia the role of 'Pygms-
lion (ths sculptot) did cxcelicntly. and
dem ,nstrsted that he il an actor of no
mean ability. ACME Adams. ss Gals
tia, "a statuel did her part excellen,ly,
and VAS undoubtedly the fsvorits with
the audience. Her scting is finished
and graceful. ard her articulation plain
aud distinct. Lo:.is Wade, AS 'Cynis-
Co. (Psgmslion's WIFI came up to her
accustomed stA',d .rd,ef excrllsnce. and
ut times wa. greeted with enthusiastic
applause. PJ Made. ss Chryosos. Was
~ cotnical ss ever, and by his personi-
fcstion of hen pscked husband. cre-
atsd much merrimsnt. The perfOr.
nance concluded with farce
''Out to Nusse.' in winch Little Maud
was introduced ~ Susie" - little waif
She 10 child not moro than Ave or six
Years OF aye. but in possessed If rare
dramatic talent. She sung IN. ct u.e
Whsp the Dew Drops Fall" very sweet
ty. and Was loudly eacored. Professor
Roberts presided at the piano With his
usual grace and skill Il whole. the
performances Was succss.. "A Csle-
brAtci Case" Will be played today at
two O'clock, and Tho Two Orphans"
this evening. We hespesk for them .
good house On b,.tii occasions
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12

That the I.Tomisei street railroad is
q long time in starring.
That Morris and his passenger wagon
are doing q big business
That the city doesn't pay Caief Of
P.lice for ..ectioneering
That either DR. Bay,ey or Judge
Burke will b. next Mayor
That Wa!d & Campbell advertise
ike sound business firm should.
That Fourth If July and city election
day come entirely too near tog-tner.
That IRON foapders and sawnill men
are the Net prosperous in tha comma
Di,y.
.. That the lawyers are busy - they
can be getting ready for the Supreme
Court.
That ever, body on Puget Sound
will be here three weeks FROM next
Monday.
= THAT gsowlias 81 "ths hard times" 10
: chronic thing With entirely too many
individuals.
That hsse bsIiists and rifi.men should
again yet th-m.riv~s la practise for
spJrts on the coming holiday.
Thst II W.shinetoa were State,
Garfield and Arthur would be sure of
g-tting three more electoral votes.
8 'Thst the i.s- veto OF his honor. the
Nsyor. though based upon law ADD
reason. crestes deal Of lively talk.
That The Dir seen on the ladies hats
resenabls in oily the fsiotsst degree
any birds that ever were known TO by.
That our people oh uld substantially
encournz- tho ut,ins ON . strain boat
lins between Seattle and New West.
That the putting up Of 30 many
handsoms cot sges this year will r.
duce rents in shabby old houses
all over town.
That. considering our wrctched streets
aud lack Of roads. there 10 more pleas.
ure riding snd driving IN Seattle than
shywhsrs else on the coast. sTt
That, if the Republicans nomin ate q
man acceptable to people Of all sections.
tbeir candidate ter Delegate Lext No.
vembsr wiil have 300 majority.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12

weAcAasvlsdsss plsss-
ant call ffos Nc Allss Wisr. u the
Port Towassnd Avysa. Who hes just re-
turned from. The Capital City, where be
was elected Grand Worthy Chisf Ten.
plar Of the Gnnd Lodge VI 0ood Ten
p1Ars. which has besn Ia session at
Uy mpia Tor snms dsys past. Nj W.
vas also authorized 70 travel four
months during the ysar, Ia the istsrest
Of the Order. For the 6rst time In
many years the Grad Lodge 10 ont Of
dsbt, With sarples cash in the Treasury.
end from what We can learn 10 IA .
prosperous coadi,ion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12
STILL AxorHxs.-w Wednesday work

eTrLL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wark.-
men commsse~j the ssnovai Of the
wooden baildings opposite the Stins
house occupied By + + BsrgssA Mar
sAall & Prsssoa and 4 A Csha. which
< rendered nocasaaxy 10 make sooa tos
: flne TIM saoey brick n b erected y
Lacy . Whieasn. .sAs entsspsising reel
e1tAts aud assurances agents. y u eset'
netsd that The building Uill - vio.-
co. ~. IL Uajea.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12
ONE HusDRED MoRs.- During the

ONE HUNDRED MoRE.-D During the
week gentleman paced through this
city. Gays the W. W. Uaion. on bis way
% the upper country. direct from north. .
49, -. $50
sfn Texas. In ., conversation with him
he informed us that IN emigrant train.
comprising one hundred wagons and ~
many fAlniliss. bed just started fio,n
Texas, bound Tor Wslla Walla. He
aid that among che numbes were many
persons Of considerable means., Who
viii no doubt do much 10 assist In the
development a our Territory. These
people arc only the forerunpers of bum
dreds yet to como.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12

DIVORCE 6urrA --This sort Of litiss-
Won y pending in Whitman county
. follows: Edwin d. Lake "
s snsis 4 taks 60 n rkslpS ~ Any
rnelps Mary 4 Hicks 70 John B
Sa,.S !ssse Dsyis W C4therise Devils.
~ as'e a zumwalt vs Chas W Zun valt,
49,, !atherson " 7 , Mathsrscn;
Aspdephsll " Cyrus ] Meu-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12

coArsa NExr.--Ths Heyman- Ma
fner- Campbell musical company, now
Y pol a. M ,liitse ito And "
ns'a. Nksn our psnpls will bassF as
.eest one opportunity Of enjoying thsir
.onderfnl vocal and instrum' ntsl per.
ofhsaets. Socially theses people ase
gnong the finest II. ~ land. and we
oo.ot not our citizens will vie with
!. ~ other IN making their stay here
.ssotoughly akreeAlsls. The tine for
s.e'f coming cannot yet DO sst.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12

A SnsIoUs ACCIDENT IA dispatch
1re.. Wails waliA, da.sl Juns oh
s61Sngs the intelligence that d w Kaup
and Mspseqassy. two VEL known
citissns u Wsissb.srg. Wills riding 10 .
baeey over bridge near the mJath OF
the Tueannes. wtte throws from the
bridge into hale and both probably
fatally injused. Hor.ss. buggy and
skcu tell . distance OF % fsst.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12

Coal SurrPIN0.-Ship Alaska. With
. cargo ofsi7O tons % board. went sat
yesterday aftsesssn j. tOv oe theS Z
Nassick. Her dspartars leaSss -
vessels ~ post. % vit: Ships Two
Brathers and Templar. bsrk J B DelI,
and barkentines Portland and Ta0
O'Shsntee. These nss pogssb bagu >
carrying capacity Of 900 tsns.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-12

SKAGIT MINES.
E6ut6dhis Miners / Specially.
I"ET -
"a .s. .:s T.. =. .: Il. & :: I; SSSs
: "a q = -; - 49, ~: = :
Lower Priesst halaly Qtas. House
- d Puget Sound. - :
On AAsd ~ y sssiys. - Tsas
EAS1HDA corn FED ,BhcoM
srse. ss.@sts Inn S@-1
II Hard and Svest. Also bssl Dgsads
Fleur, Extre s,lear Das1eE1
Pork, Dried Fruits, Vege-
table,, Ca41peds, Etc. !
|VsTsOJVW eRVOs
CASH GROCERS.
FRONT .o1Q6gys xRd 49, - MA =
cav csspSsiis Sssdssss saass.
|sOOwaFoR Safe
- sees - gss sssa
~ .~.s sal ss.tss ;
& Aire seev. = sosl ssslisss.
.fSIsz1S % zJWsf
~ FEET s1sttsl ~:
s~.sz - :. :: l.: :. =: 500. .s o.
FOE SALE ATADARGAIN.
~x.<kskkS.,,,... ]. -.
nsyS 80. vhsss SSds 1iIl aiss = rsssivsA.
In DessSsalass sscsavs1 - spp,yiae q ~
O. Ooes.
|. MONTH IacFlc
Iron Works Co.,,
seattis, ~. r..
|sTRlx RIcIEGs, DeILEls
savs sasll, ossse aalllA
oesasnbeaf 1gacesInssy.
mon 4 0A1s CASTINGS
uAssss sDas j
- $3.50 - =
| - rus1 ,vsaas1asl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-09

Everybody seems to have been delighted
with the illumination had at the China hall
except the proprietor, D. Goslin, himself.
He says no can do 50 much that it will
sstonish "the very critics" Most of the novel.
ties are just coming in or like his direct i'm
portations, are yet under way, but on OF
about the middle of this month there will be
IN exhibition which will show of what real
live China business ought to consist of. We
promise ourselves something grand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-09

A II ORNlNANCN am ,ndatory Of An ordi-
"a mace ruJ,tfd can Ordinance EstaO-
lNshiGg ,ho Office Of -lop oatlaHtur. and de-
hniug his dnty and regulating tho removal OF
Steps.
81 It o'daIrol by the city council Of the city
nj Dallas that section lS o lho above entitled
ordinPncc be amended so az to read 6s TO-
lows:
SECTION 10 The elop contractor shall have
his cart or wagon so covered or arranged that
tho swill or Stop will not be spilled, n said
sopa hall 10 carried sufficiently far from
city limits so as not to he offensive. No one
except the slop contractor or tho owner OF the
slop shall remove stops or swill. Any one so
offending shall bs deemed guilty of a INSIDE
mpanor, aud upon conviction shalt To fined
in uny sum not less than i've or more than
twenty-five dollars.
That this amendment take effect from pas
sage and publication.
Approved september u h, 1850,
Attest: JOHN j. GOOD, Mayor.
j. 8. HERRToRB, City Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-09
THE ONLY BEER CELLAR
In Dallas is under Orr's Livery stable
Henry Schmid, Sole Proprietor.

Coolest and largest place in town. Henry
Is an old knight of "Gambrinus, and knows
how to refresh his guests. A splendid lunch
stand is connected with the cellar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-09

Tho Meredith Bros, saloonist, at the
corner Of Main and Sycamore streets, keep
the coolest beer, the finest brands of liquors
and cigars to be found in the city,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-09
Eminent Dr. mr.. walton,

Annapolis, Maryland, writes: Golden's Lie
big's Liquid Extract of Beef, is superior to
Cod Liver Oil or snytang have ever used
in wasted or impaired Constitutions.
Sold by Ervay IL Bro, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-09

Come to see us and be convinced before
you purchase elsewhere of our elegant silk
suits. No trouble to show goods at Bau-
mans, 706 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-09

Atlas PornbIo Engine took First Pre-
MUM Il! st. Louis Fair, 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-09

The only place 10 get fresh Havana
cigar is at the Trinity Cigar Factory, go
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-09

Forty fine nickel plated clocks for 81 so
EACH at Laws, 504 Main street.
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