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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29
The Crop situnsIou

There is deal of cotton yrt 10 be pioked
out. The planters of North Texas hevs done
their best to finish BY tho first Of January.
but many Of them have failed. Labor has
been scarce from the beginning and high.
They hsvs offsrad every inducemsnt tLsv
could without giving up all, and have not
secured SIS much as they needed. TAoy
Waat more laborera new to Sot in for all
next year than they can possibly secars.
but great majority have, by extraordinary
exsrtiou', finished picking and, with the
exception of gathering their corn,
arc READY 10 begin the new
year. These srs all right and the rest will
bs in SIMPLE time 30 commence the new crop.
me weather has not been tho best aud has
not been tha worst, We totally les! Noyeu-
Der, but have bad three weeks Of ssn in De.
,eember TO Offset it. ObjsclisA Should net
DO made to rain falling new, for it is in d.
rect and material interest Of aOxt years crop.
Our ground helds wistsr rain until lats IN
the spring, long enough to pitch the erops AZ
least, and with a little sddsd in the summer
there VIII Be AL we mead. So q srouth in
wintor is TO ba dreaded alnoat
rs much as one in sumrer
The corn crep will DO gathered in Jauu.
ary' It's for the most part, still standing
where 1t matursd, Sound and all right! THIS
stalk and shuck have preserved 1t.
Reports from wheat are favorable. Tho
few farmers in this division Of Texas who
ssswed any have secured flno stand, And il i.
locking green and beautiful. w. saouldn't
wonder II mex year aia't Zoo fer wheat.
This because nobody planted much. That's
about the way such matters work. Il will
never do tor US to abandon that crop entire
ly. Flour coats toe nucs. II will take
awsy i've psr cent. Of our cotton crop 10
ICED this pespo upon Kansas and Missouri
Our other winter crops are too small o
mention. They amount 10 next to nothing
stall.
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Removing mvargroons.

TIE bssL time, Says writer ia he Prairie
Farmer, 70 remove eV'rgroans is uadeuht-
edly in tina spring, jus. IS the terminal buds
are opening. They may borenoysd safely un-
until. They hRya groWa three inches. The next
best Tina is in the latter part Of the yunmsr,
or jus. before tho fall rana oct ia. Its true,
houovar, Theoretically that dizzy mSy ba
safely renewed vt any tino of tho year when
the ground il 40! frozsn, and practically
true If sxtrems care il takoR. Our opiniop
ID that they are renewed with lsRE! loss in
thu spring, as We have stEtsd. As 10 mulch
it makes really little difference what the ma.
tsrisl is, SO it will Eot blow away or scatter
noxiouA weeds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

Dry, psrcbed, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and asthmatic stacks, weakened
end debiiitated stats Of tEe system, all these
dangerous symptoms arc cured by "Dr
Swayuv's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
ry." The first dose gives relief, and the
worst cough and sore lungs yield to ita heal
ing properties. An occasional dose Of
"Swaynes Pills" should be taken 10 keep the
bowels free. They are excellent for torpid
liver and bilious complaints.
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eno rwnarsa Ysars Ago.

10 1880 New Ysrk had very cold winter
Both rivers we're frozen sad the bay was sol
IDLY closed, ~ that Elen and TEAMS, ana ever
cannon, passed over tho leo from tho city ia
Staten IslaRd, and the British were in con.
stAnt fear that the daring Yankees wouid
steal ever fsm PaulNa lsok (nsW Jersey
City,, and siis4pt tkS capture of TIE
city. Aora Sterling, the AmsrisEa GOA
srsl, with 1000 EsH, did sroGs the Kills,
or strait between Jersey aud Staten Island,
but the Island tsries were Oh The alar.,
aud tho enemy was hefilsd, JNaga Jones,
ia his tory histary OF Nov York, says
tbSt me man liviss ever Ssfsrs saw thii Esy
frszOn up, sAd adds thSt 200 GlsiSks leden
with srsvsioS1. with TIVE korsss TO Sach, es-
cortsa by zoe light hSHcS passed upon the
ice troEa Nav York 10 StstSs lHlhRa, Riv-
inksons Gazette of the 20La of JAESaTy, 1850,
snya tsat "lhs day ssvsrsl psr1enG chDo ovar
on the ice from Staten Island asd oE Feb.
ruary |, four heTs sleigh ereusG ever.
Snow fell on the 10Th Of Ncvsmbsr and lay
almost continuously until the ltidSle OF Aex;
March. In tho weeds it veg four fcst apoa .
lsvol. New Yerk was thon a city Of 10000
inhabitants
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Bsmetninx Naadaa.

At last lamp CHIMNEY is made which
does net break from draft, dampnss,, cold
sir or heat, what blessing Every one OF
our readers has no doubt often lost her or his
temper because, just al the moment when .
lamp was most needed, the laat chimney in
tho house would break, NO therefore advise
oysryons to go to D. Goslin aad BUY the
Dragon brand chimney, ask your grocer for
thon NJ all retail dealers can bo supplied at
the China Hall. The price is but triHo
higher than tho common.
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General debility forsShadow5 a brsaking
down Of the system permanently. Get your
blood, your Stsmach, and ycur liver all right
through an occasional dose Of RennaS Magic
Oil, aud you are on your legs oncs more.
The remedy naver fails. Try it
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"They are not beverage, but medicine
with curative properties of the highest dc.
gree, containing no poisous drugs. They
do not tear down an already debiitated syS-
Lom, but build it up. One bottle contsinl
more hops, that is, mora real hop strength
than q barrel Of ordinary boer. Every drug
giat in Rocheatar soils them, and the ply
sicisns prescribe mh-Roehoster Even
ing Express on Hop Bitters.
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Cnrd.

To all who arc suffering from the orrora
and indisoretiong of youth, nervous wesk-
sess, early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., /
will send recipe that will cure yoa free of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
Eelf-sddressed envelope to the Rev. joseph
L. Inman, Station d, New York city.
n28d35wly
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Eminent DIR. WIN. #. Stewart, BaIti.
more writes: [ confidently recommend
Colden's Liebig's -lquid Extract of Beef for
consumption, debility, weakness, chlorosis
etc. | have tested it with universal success"
Sold BY Eryay " Bro, Dallas.
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IEaw Make sac atr Comfortable im
winter.

Ia a.C Manual % the Apiary" Professor
Geo. advises tho follsWiug mode Of proVid'
ing beSs with comfortable quarters at a tri-
ling cost ;-"Some pleasant day in NoVem
Der raise tho stand Ead place straw beneath
then surround tho hive with k0I foot
cu,sil2 lha hive with nOysablo top aud open
on the side on which the antrAnoa for the
hess into the hive iE, or elsa haze a long
wooden tube opposite tho entrance 10 permit
fight This tube should be ak or eight
inches square 10 permit eaay examination in
winter Tko ssma oRd may 30 gained by
driving stakes aa3 Puttiag boards srouad,
when wa croFd between this bax and tho
hive either straw, chat or 5havingG After
placing good thickness Of straw above the
hive lag "a .Be cover Of tho box or cover
with boards This preserves against chang tG
Of temperature during tho wistsr aud
nlss perEis the bses 10 fly, if it
bssenlOi necessary, from pro,ractsl poriFe
of warm winter weather. The entrance or
tunnel 10 the hive whoa shis packing beE
ia placed about ths hive il described as fsl-
lows At the centre aRl bottom Of tho east
side, il the opG1ing for tbs bsGs 10 the hive
hapgsns 10 10 on that side, cut out q square
eight inches each way, aud beJTSsn thib Gad
tho hive plaos a bSttomloss tube b1fors psf
ting around the straw and adding the clever.
This box should b. pIacad oefJro the bleak,
eold 5aya Of November and rstsirod in poai-
ton until the storaay winls Of April ara
passed by, This permits tho basJ 10 fly
wEaR very warM weaker cones ia aEar or
spriag, ana requires 10 sN9u,iSn from She
apiErigt. By placing two or ,hIO9 niysS close
tsEother in sutumu--ya. mover Idsve tho col
cnio5 more than thrse or four ut vt any oaa
time, IS much reaoya, Involve tae. loss Of
nany bess-oRs box nRy bg msdl TO cover
all, aEd at less expense. Lata in April these
May be removed ard packed away aad the
straw or packing carried away.
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Manhood Restored.

A victim of early imprudcnce, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, ETC., hav-
ing tried in vain every known remedy, hiss dis.
covered simple means of solf-cure, which ne
will send froa to his fellow sufferers. Ad-
dress j. 81. Reeves, 4S, Chatham street, New
York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

Illuminated and Magic TRANSFORMATION
Tev Books, and full limo of Linea and Pa
seg Nursery publications, at frSm to 50
sentS each, at Aldridge Sc Walter, csracr
Main aud LAMAR sis.
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"arsrnlnE uleriss,, Tor chrislrans.

Tho proprietor of ri Bpauol sHlOksr'i
par!or spnousoss with muck lsaSure tho 81
rival Of q nice los Of Martinez Bros "Esrn'
ing Glsry" hrhsa Of Havana Alag eisars
ordered expressly for tho holiday TRADE, and
now offered u his patrons at tho remarkably
low pricS OF Ave soEts.'
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Frorp Or. q. w. T7up,er.

Baltimore, Nd: Csldon's Liepig's Liquid
Extract Of Bssf l take plSssure in recon-
mending, always produces goos blood, health
and strsnsth.-Sold by RrVNy & Bro, Dali
las
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A nan lied of liver complaint o.
collars worth Of "Bi.A0E-19sAJ taas}lSai1
ssAAsHsfks
would have saved his lie, :"
For sale by all druggists.
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ladies.

When you wish to buy anything in the
lina of millinery, patronizO reliable house.
Look for us at 70l Elm street. Anything
bought of us you can rely on IS being the
best and latest. New goods constantly COM
ing. Mrs. r. CHEsNUT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

A socisble man 10 one who, when no bas
ten minutes to spare, goes and botholS some
body who hasn't ard always smokes Black
wells Fragrant Durham Bull Smoking To-
bAcce.
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The sunn.ver and 10y plumax.,

1t was Llsuiensnt Msury who planted tina
sunHowtr srouHd the White House 10 tsas
American presidents from shaking 10 death
with tho chilis IL is admitted they sbsorh
malaria. Ike doctors are about agreed unon
that, But new use just bssn discoysrod
for then. And tina! is, they improve tbe
psronel .app'arance OF our game ehitksr.
A writer Gays:
MANY people leok upon the sunHowor as
SIMPLY, worthless weed, and never drsam Of
the valuable qualiliea the ,se5s Of this plant
possess. For, several years they have bssn
uaod by breeders Of fancy poultry as q food
! ier choice birds; In small quantities, It 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

Raehings, ties, laoss, corsets, ribbons, and
all colorS Of plumOs, tips ribbons, SatinS,
silks aad volyets, at Bsuman's, 706 Elm
street.
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Farm Notes.

COAL ASHES.
A reader wants TO know what TO do with
ooal aehcs. Put coal ashes on hard, stiff CLAW
soils. In this way the clay is broken IN.
STRAWBERRIES
In selecting your grOukd for strawberry
ped ior tse next season. tska a sandy soil.
The beat strawberries We ever SAW wsra
raised on pure Jersey sand.
sHoRTHoRE COWS.
English dAifymoa say that high Grade
lhorrthorn cows when dried of fatten moro
rapidly with less food, according to their sizo
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than Any other dairy bread, and their beef is
of superior quality, bringing top price in
tho market.
POTATO SOIL.
There ia no better soil in the wsrld for po-
tatoes than solid swsrd land. We fHd from
our experience that the best seed is cut down
to two eyes, thus producing few vines, but
largo vegetables. Our Potatoes, Rose and
Hebron, from such cuttings, we're very largo
this year. They were, however, very crooked.
This, perhaps, was caused by the uneven
distribution of the manure.
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TT G. EErTGJES
City.
Cflice of AssRssoR AED CoLLIcToR,
Dallas, Texas. Deo. Ia. 1sSO

once or AssEssoR AND CoLLEcToR9
Dallas, Texas, Dec. 10, 1850.
All persons owning or having In their poses.
sion as agent of another any pcrIonal property
or zeal estste subject 10 municipal taxation,
are required TO reHder the same at this eiIlee
between the frat day Of January and the arst
day Of February, 1881. All parties owning
such property, or having 1t under control,
shall render. Hat of the ssrs, together with
lis cash value; asd who shall DO required te
make AFFIDAVIT To the truth asd correctness of
the same. ANY one failisr TO render said
properly as above shall DO liable 10 0ne not
exceeding
FIFTY DOLLARS and COSTS.
All merchants In the city are required within
vac seine time 10 furnish to the Assessor and
collector, At his cfilee, q statement, ysrifed
by affidavit, Of such amount Of al soods.
merchandise and wRres ewned, or kent on
hhnd. Tor ssla by Bush msrchssl on ths arst
day Of Jnhuary. AIRY merchant failing to
comply with this requlrMsnt shall DO li1bls
as above PROVIDED.
&c. BoGEL,
AsseaBor and Collector,
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Table EoeeiEes.
DByILLED BISCUITS.

Take some ws.sr biscuits, stsap them in
milk for Ton minutss, take them cut du.
them over with little ciyenso, salt and
black pepper and bake .hsm ia SLOW over
FOR about twenty minutes.
BREAD skUcE.
Pour half plat of boiling milk on = tea.
cupful Of fRs bread crumbs, add small
onion stuck with three or four clovss. 4
small blade of msoo, few poFpercorns, and
salt TO taste. Lot the sauce simmer fyc
minutsa, add Rpmall pat Of fre'h but.sr, aua
NJ tho time Of serving, romsvs the onion and
mace.
PEAsE PUDDING.
Soak pint of split peas, Sc ia the pre-
ceding recipe, for twelve hours, then put
them into saucepan with eusugh water
To cover them, and set them to boil, adding
more water at Intervals. When they are
quite Sens, drain of the wSter and ass
them through ssivS; add a coRpls of egst,
pepper salt aad butter 70 taste, mix thor
.eushly well and put the puidsg into o
bastered mould; tie cloth ever i and sci
1t to boil in plenty Of wAtsr for acouple OF
hours. Turn it out aud serve.
PARSNlPs FOR GARNIsn.
With q vegetable cuttsr cut them out raw
10 any shape preferred. Drop them in fast
boiling watera, add salt end n small quantity
OF whole pepper; whom done drain thsr.
coughly, toss them in saucepan with little
butter and sons parssly 1asly chopped
(Psnsis au beurro). Or boil them in plenty
OF fast boiling sailed water; whsn done pas,
them through o sisvs ,hen work pieos OF
butter and little milk in then in o ssucs.
pan over tes Gre, adding pepper and salt to
them.
'8l0KEN SANDWICHES.
ingredient, Chicken and ham, four eggs.
ono tablespoonful Of Give oil, mustard, vim.
egsr. Chop tho chickop--not to ano-also a
little nice nam; then braid together the yOlks
Of the eggs COOLED very hardy with the oil:
when Ineo.h add q little msde mustard and
vinegar; should it net be salt enough from
the ham add little, stir the mixture wall and
add the msst. Have ready some thin slices
OF bread bu!tefsd and put soms Of the mir
lure between two slicw, Vary nice.
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If yeu a,e.treublel with 0ny throat dis
ease, call on your druggis. for Hsmbul g
Syrup.
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For Group, be certain TO use HAMBURG
Syrup.
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Thompson, Sseott & o., arc propristsrs
Of tho Hamburg Syrup, ths btlt known
remedy for colds and kindred diIsasof.
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Always Ahead,

Go 10 tho Dsmonico restaurant this even
ing for q dish Of thoso saddle rock oysters.
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1t pays to trade at the one price store OF
Wslfe 4 Bsruch.
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The aoWest styles n silvsrware and china
$. LAWS.
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LOTTERIES.
TAKE NOTICED

This Is the only Lottery eyer voted on by the
peoplo Of atslc. ans under q late decision OF
the Z. 2. eupreme Court at Washington, is
the emily Legal Lottery now IN the United
states, Al other cha ters having been re-
pealei or having no eXlsJenes 4 splendid
opportunity Co via 3 fortune. Grad disribu-
ton, Class A, at New Orleans, Tuesday
January IL, 1851, l2sth Monthly Drawing
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Willard Hotel L-ory
A First-olass Furnished Hotel So
1904 Cash Prizes and ,4I6 Ferty
PrIzes, Amounting To aX6p.

This drawing will take place JUS
WILLIE, KY, December 81, 1850, unathor
ity Of special act OF the Kentucky hture
md will be under tho absolute conf the
relieving disintereated conmisIs Up
pointed by tho act;
Hon. Robert Mallory, late NJ. Cldhm
county: Il. M. Flournsy, PRESIDENT Lq,-
isyille Car Roof company; Non. WY
tAksr, Of Covinston; Henry Clat, lYl
prosecuting attorney OF the Lo,lle ~
l. 81. Caldwell q Winston, ofIo,lle.
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List Of Prizes
The willard HoteI, with all Furt
ture And Fixtures. G2nDO.

The willard HoteI, with all Fur
ture And Fixtures, $500.
Ose residence ca Sreen street. .flH
One residence en- Green street. j.. ~
Two cash prizes, each $500. b.. lq
Two cash prizes, each q, sse. ..... j..
Eve cash prizes, each 81, Oco, j..
Eve cash prizes, each eS0s. ...yl,.
Fifty cash prizes, each 800. ...,,.,.
ono hundred cash prlEss, each a..
Five hundred oash prizes, each ST..
Oss set OF bar furniture. .,.,
One fne. plano. ............. ,...,
ORe handsome oliver teaset. -.
400 boxes old Bourbon whisky, O..
10 baskets of champagne, 1856. ...".".
Five hundred cs6h prizes, each l0.,.
zoe boxes eve wines, $50. ....l..u
t9s bexas Rob-flsen county uhiS $50
100 bexes hpvsnA cigars, $40. ,..N
Five huudled cash pfiEes, each l....I
Whele tickets, 81; halves, 81; prterN
ktHponsible sgsNts wanted at II i'm
polris. For circulars giving fullniOTn
and tor tickets, sddreSs
willard hotel, Louylllet
Or, w. Scot. Glove, book-sellel Lou
Kentucky.
The hotel Is now open and vii be
the undsrslEGed until II IL read TO
ferTed 10 the lucky winner. he pH
ony tod TO stop with roe, and se' the
r themelvss. W. O. L. WI
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A Rome SPAWN On a valuable HOrs,

Blistered, fred, rewslled, and did every
thing without asy benefit. A neighbor ad--
vised me to try Giles Linimont. l bought a
quart bottle. To my int.nse satisfaction, the
bony depoai. disappeared, also toe lameness.
Il. B. EDWARDS, Park Hotel,
0ceanport, N. j.
Send TO DR.. Giles, 100 west Broadway,
New York, for pamphlet containing full in
formation.
Giles Pills euro Rheumatism, trisl bottles
% cents.
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Louisiana State Lottery Compsa,

This Institution was regularly incorporate
by the Legislature Of the State tor Educationi
and Charitable purposes in 1865, for the term
twenty-five years, tc which contract the inviol'
Bile faith of the Stats ispledged, which pledreh
been renewedby an overwhelming popular vol
securing It's franchise in the new constitute
adopted December I'd, A. H., 1879, with ca,
tai of 81 900, 900, 30 which It has since added
reserve fund ofS3J0, 600. LIS Grand Single Nh.
Der Distribution will take place monthly ons
second Tuesday. Itneyer scales or postpop.
Look at the following DistributlOn:
CAPITAL PRIZE 900.
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THE FIELD, GARDEN AND STABLE.

How we Gssnd In Texas-Crop Notes
-The SUN Flower and PIumage-
Homes for the Bees--TableEe
ceipts ard Farm Notes.
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GbiIdros'E and Kisses CIeaks
For sill ages at Bauman's, 708 Elm street.
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TME oNLY HEER OELIAR

Apples IS cheap 80 you want them at
DeStefano Bros
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100, 600 Tickets at Two Dollars each. II
fCickpk4 81


l,SS7 Prizes, amounting to ..........,. $500
Responsible corresponding agents war q {
all points, to whom libsral comp onsstioin
be paid. For further information, iD
clearly, giving full address. Send orCby
express or registered letter or money iby
mail, addressed only to
N A. DAUPHAN, eW Orleans.
N. BAH corrssT Senco should lih
Nj. A. DauYhln as above. In oil cathe
tickets themselves are sent, and neveIcp-
lars Offering certificates or anything In
steed. Any one proposing to effer aHlng
else by circular or otherwise on his be-
half or that of the company Is syindl
All our Grand Extraordinary Draw ass
ndor tho supervision of Gsnl 8, G. 4. are
10000 Whole tlckotsslO
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Take some ws.Sr biscuits, stsap them in
milk for ten minutss, take them cut, duIt
them over with little ciyenso, salt and
black pepper and bake .hsm ia SLOW oven
for about twenty minutes.
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coYEREp PLANTa.

Berry branches that having bean laid
down, sro covered with cuttings from trees
or with corn stalks will weather the wiator
batter thsa huGkss that hsva bseA loft stsad-
ing Evergreen branches arc peculiarly sen-
eAcial Is aoYeringa.
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Stop using Calonsi and tsy "stAc%-
DRaJGHT7" fog liver diseases. 80
r---ts1fH1s-saaassB
c-ftI tt,. All =
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Orchard grass On lAwss Crews 50 rank that
It is likely in tiue 10 crowd cut other crosses.
II is fluffy sort Of gratE, and is not ona that
will keep On svsE enough appearance fer a
lawn. Fina GRASSES are the bsst, aows in tho
spring, afsec tho land hsa bO&n MANFRED the
fall before. Tlmstky Hay be ssvsd il the
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Welfe & Bsruch.
Apples IS cheap 80 you want them at
DeStefano Bros.
TEE ONLY BEER CELLAR
s.
EH Dallas isWnder OTr'R Eivery stable
HenFy schEiid, Solo Proprietor.
Coolest and largest place in town. Henry
IS an old knight Of "Gembrinus, and knows
how to refresh his guests. A splenuid lunch
stand is connected with the cellar.
Go JsrretPs for oysters and celery.
la presents tho best selection and lowest
prices, at Laws, Ne. 5O4 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

Go JsrrctPs for oysters and celery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-16

bales compared With last year, and a
decrease Of 16O,2s3 bales compared
with year before last at the same time
Freight rates over the occan from
the Gulf and North Atlantic seaports
continues to rule low. At New York
on Friday wheat for Liverpool was
quoted at Sc per bushel, and cotton
3-16d. At New Orleans Liverpool
rates on cotton were 11-32d sail, and
ID steamer. From here to New Or
leans cotton by river is 81 per bale,
oil Csc per Dbl and cake $3.50 per long
ton, or S3.25 landed alongside. From
St. Louis here freight rates are l5c
per cwt. and 3Oc per Dbl. Cotton to
New York per rail and river zoe FER
cwt; all rail 72c.