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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03
Choice early rose at n soel

hess on arrival. Choice eariy rose at q 700,
per pri IN store
Poultry: Turkeys at 7ese for hive. aud saies
for dressed Live chickens setnng M " zrosS ~ ~
dozen. Ducks 81 5o@3, and geese at u So9a
per dozen.
Powder Is in fair request and steady at ss@6 60
for rifle. and g. S5@S 25 for blasting, per keg
Rags in fair demand and steady: Cotton. whiia,
at 4lsc and mixed at S1ze per lb. Coarse woolea
at l1se and soft at F@1Sc per ID. 20.
Starch is quiet and s,eady. We quote pearl.
s1<@31ac; royal gloss 6@61sc; Imperial, fsc;
diamond gloss, &c; corn. 6Aa61Sc per ID
Seed: Timothy jobbing in store at s3 per bu.
Clover quiet at S@s14c per lb. Flax seed at W.
al 35 per bu.
Soap is quiet and steady. German, 51Sc; exua
olive, SIC; 41Sc; German olive. 411c; blue. sc:
amber, &C per ID; white, IS 70 per box.
Salt Coarse Liverpool at 81 i5@l IS per sack.
Turk Island a: 40c TO arrive, and 45c in store per
bu. Ohio River and kanawha 81 70 per large bar
rel, and 81 So per small barrel. az
Tallow is quiet and steady, and country selling
at 6%e in packages and city at 61ac loose, per lb
Timers stock QUIET and steady. We quote;
Zinc slab 7c; sneet 9@s1lc; block dn. N@SG
solder, 16@19c; copper ingots, 26c; bottoms 39c;
brazers' sheets SI@4Oc per lb; tin plate. c, VII.
and l x. $l3 per box. - .gl
Vegetables: Cabbage quiet at 81 75@2 per brl.
Onions at $i@4 50 per brl. Turnips at 75c@sl Per
brl, as to quality. 5.. @@H
woodenware: quiet and steady. WASH
boards. 81 5O@2 75 per dozen; buckets. two.
hoop, 81 75@l 80: and tnree-noop, t2@2 10;
tubs, No !. ss@8 so; No. 2, $7@7 30: No. ..
$6a6 50; nests of s. sS@3 Is; churns, No L.
ss@s; No. 2. s7@s, and No. 5. se@7 per DOZEN
Wool: The market steady and demand Light
at the following: Unwashed combing, 36g3Se:
delaine, s6@sSc; clothing. S2@s7c; common.
2S@30c. Washed: Fine feeces, 43045c; medium
and delaine fieeces, 45@4Sc: long combing 4s9
4Sc, Tub-washed: coarse, 45@47c, and choice, 5e9
SIC per pound. .- .r .s
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Police Court Docket.

Drunk-John Maley, John Heron, Liz
zis Murray, Jacob Brigeman, Clara john
son, Abe Dickinson, Bridget Crotty, $3i
Annie Sherry, 10 days; B. Kemphopse, 20
days; G. W. Hale, Annie McCarty, Nellie
Conley, continued.
Disorderly Conduct-Frank Ringer. So;
Maggie Nicholson, John Ward, dismissed,
Assault and Battery. W. Vance, II.
Badala, dismissed; Frank Davis, Charles
Robinson continued.
Miscellaneous-Fr Smith, cutting,
&c., bound over; Len. A. Harris, shooting,
&C., continued; Henry James, abusing
family, dismissed; A. Turner, keeping
place, &C., continued; VIM. Barrett, grand
larceny, bound over; Peter Brooks, petit
larceny, dismissed; John McCarty, same,
5000; John Stoffel, manslaughter, bound
over; Louis Stellenkamp. vagrancy, 5000.
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Especial River Dispatches tn the star.
BRowNsyILLE, Feb. 3-10:48 A. NJ
River feet 6 inches and stationary.
Showing Wind east m, a.so. II
HINros, w. Va, Feb. 3-10:40 A. NJ
New River foot 8 inches and station
ary. Showing.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 3--10:29 A. M.-Ka-
nawha River feet inches and stationary.
Eight inches snow fell last night and still
falling. Wind fr1m the northwest.
OIL CRY, Feb. 3-1O26 A. M.-River 2
feet 4 inches and standing. Weather
cloudy. Wind northwest. One foot of
snow fell since midnight. Il t@
P1TrsBuRe, Feb. 3-11:37 A. M.-River 8
feet inches and falling. sss
Boat Hands Gossip.
Business fair.
We call attention to the advertisement of
the Paris G. Brown.
The Bonanza came down this morning
from Portsmouth and returned at noon.
She's dandy and leaves every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. ...-@-.-.
The large and fast Telegraph, tie Queen
of the Upper Ohio, will be found at the
foot of Broadway, loading to leave this
evening for Maysville, Portsmouth, IRON
ton, Big Sandy, Gallipolis and Pomeroy
direct. Capt. E. s. Morgan commands and
Messrs. Hambleton and Morgan are associ-
ated in the office. ...T.......,
The fine new passenger steamer Fashion
| will depart this evening without fail for
Evansville and all intermediate points and
20 through in hurry without detention.
Captain D. L. Penny commands and MIR.
W. w. Huston is her atfable clerk.
The Wildwood will be down tonight and
return to Maysville at noon tomorrow.
The speedy and reliable side-wheel
steamer Fleetwood will be the regular G. &
O. R. R. packet, leaving to-day promptly at
4 D. m. for Huntington, where SHE connects
with the early trains tomorrow for all
Eastern cities. She will be followed at the
same hour tomorrow by the Bostotla, an
other fine side-wheel steamer.
Captain L. Kates' magnificent new
passenger steamer Will Kyle I'wil
depart this evening for New Orleans, anG
receipt freight through to all Southern
ports. Mr.. James Alexander presides ii
the office. 9" .
Captain R. W. Wise's superb new passen
ger steamer will positively leave this even
ing for Evansville, Cairo and Memphi
direct and receipt passengers through tt
all points in Arkansas at reduced rates.
| Capt. George Wolf is again in the ring
and announces his fine steamer Cher, ke'
to leave for St. Louis and all way landing
tomorrow evening She is now loading a
the foot of Main street.
The Paris G. Brown is advertised to leav
for New Orleans Thursday on grand ex
cursion, and will take passengers at tn
reasonable price of $40 for the round trir
Can't. Alex. Halliday, master, and Mi
Chris. Young, clerk, are her efficient chic
J officers. .--.o, a...
TIE City OF Portsmouth leaves daily at
D. m, from the foot of Walnut street 10
Chilo and all wav landings.
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night, were thrown out of the buggy and
got hurt. They are not dangerously in
jured. They requested your oorrespon-
dent to inform the public through the
STAR that the report in general circulatio n
Saturday that they were drunk at the
time is untrue. -tI. .e4.. le4.-s
Peter Hartman sold his New-street frame
dwelling to Enos Barrett.
Internal Revenue collections for the
month of January we're $lS6,074 AZ. :,
Ina and Belle Scott two charming bellies
from Garrison, KY, were the guests OF Dr.
Robbins Sunday.
Perry Carter, while in the act of severint
the head from the body ofa chicken, nearl,
cut bis thumb of. le ayJia fiA
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Additional Courts.
DISTRICT.

The Board of Education of the village Of
Westwood against David Sinton. Petition
to reverse judgment of the Court of
Common Pleas. judgment affirmed in fa-
vor Of the defendant. ~,
The city against W. W. Scarborough.
Judge Johnston delivered the opinion ana
affirmed the judgment.
COMMON PLEAS.
Adam Boehm against F. B. Williams.
Action to recover money. Verdict fol-
plaintiff for $55. ..--..-.
Ann Jordan against John Russell. Ac
ton to set aside will. Case in progress.
ron Patrick E. Coniey, indicted for burglary
and grand larceny, pleaded guilty of grand
larceny, .t .r
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Card from Mr.. Joseph Locke.

Tothe Editor OF the Star: - y p
/ see in your edition of last evening an
article copied from the Louisville Courier
Journal, placing myself in very bad light.
Iii answer would say that my wife left
here alone and was found alone in Louis
willie, and the detectives also state that she
did not do anything that was Of @ disgrace
full nature. Plisphole left day or SO
later, was arrested alone, and was not with
her at any time. JOSEPH LOCKE. I
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Samuel w. Ramu.

Mr. Samuel w. Ramp. County Clerk-elect, who
was arrested last Thursday on an affidavit Is
sued by Squire Block, charging him with violatr
ing the SeItz Law, waived an examination yes
terday and was bound over to the. Grand Jury
in the sum of $500. Mr.. CrOttv. the complainant,
states that Ramp offered him a position worth
Sl25 per month and $3.50 TO spend among the
vnters If he would assist in his election. There
was a large crowd present at the trial and con-
siderable interest manifest. 80 Il 4
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03
In Aid Of Ireland.

A grand entertainment will be given at the Ma
tional Theater next Thursday night for the bene-
At of the Irish sufferers The Irish drama entitled
"Ireland as it ID at the Present Day" will be rem
dered by well selected company. Prof. Barrett
and Lucien Marc will have fencing match, and
the entertainment will conclude with Greco
Roman wrestling match between Marc and VIM.
Prout The entire proceeds will be turned over
to the Irish Relief Committee. " - " '"@
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03

Charles H. Kilgour, Joseph Sommer
and others brought suit in the Court OF
Common Pleas to-day against the Storrs &
sedamsville Street Railrosd, asking Judge
Longworth to grant preliminary injunc-
ton against the extension of the road.
The injunction was granted and the hear
ing of the case set for next Saturday
Bond So, 900. =
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03

A dispatch from Columbus this even
ing says that the case of the Ingham Broth
ers against Judge George Lindemann, OF
this city. W hich has been in litigation for
some years, has been decided in favor OF
the defendant. The matter was brought
up in the Supreme Court and involved a
case in which Judge Lindemann acted as
assignee for the defunct Courier.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03

streets to-day but as they sit in secret session their
proceedings could not be learned. The object of
the meeting. however, is to decide upon some leg
islation affecting the duties of letter carriers,
which will be urged upon Congress. .a- u.s.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03

Coroner Carrick held an INQUEST to-day
on the body of the female infant found
yesterday by rag-picker in an. ash barrel
in an alley between Fourth and Fifth and
Main and Sycamore, and rendered verdict
of death from causes unknown. .r
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City Commlsslonera

The Secretary Of the Water-works sent
in his report for the month of January.
1t shows that the receipts were $35, $40 OF.
disbursements s33S11 81, leaving balance
of 81, ,498 o.
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Aggie Welsh, a nineteen year old girl,
disappeared from her home, No. 30 Espa-
nola street, about two months ago. and
nothing was heard of her until this MORN
ing, when she was found in the house OF
prostitution, No. 1876 Longworth street.
She was, locked up at the Ninth Street Sta
tion.Aouse, u.su-.. -r..s i-a-
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The Board Of Directors Of the Chambt

The Board of Directors of the Chamber
of Commerce held meeting this after
noon, and. after transacting a few items OF
routine business, recommended q resolu-
tien to the Chamber for passage providing
for The erection Of statue of Mr.. Reuben
R. Springer in the rotunda of the Music
Hall, in accordance with the request OF the
Ladies' Art Museum Association. r ed
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03
Letter Carrisr.' IConyention

The Letter Carriers Convention, 1t which were
present twenty-one delegates, representing nearly
all the leading cities of the United States, con-
vened at smiths Hall. corner Of Seventh and Race
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New York Stock Report.
The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterrett Co..
2S West Third street: ..Hti .
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cinolnnati Live stock Markse.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3-Wheat quiet: West
ern, 81 4IZ@l 49, cash, 81 4lHa. ~; April.
81 441S@1 45H Corn strong: Spot. wanted; West.
ern 56z z@561ac; cash, 56A9561sc; March, S4a4@
5514c; April, 534@56c. Oats steady: Western,
461Sc Rye steady: Western, 9oe.
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TIN ANCIAL

..e... CINCINNATI, Feb. S-2 P. M.
Eastern exchange quiet and rates steady. Buy.
ing at par and selling at lilo premium. lii,
Sterling quiet. Sight at 81 IS. and go day bills
at "a 83L per { sterling. ..r.
fnllows, ...4ls... FL. 4 .T 6 fs.E
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03

Temperance meeting Tomorrow night al
usual. ls5
Rev. Mr.. Bailey, assisted the Rev. E. L
Sanders last night in the services.
The cast Of characters for the next en-
tertainment will be distributed Tomorrow
night.
I The snow had no effect on Mr.. Adams
singing class last night. The singing va
immense, s....-,. l.f...... ..
The Favorite Dancing and Literary Socie
ty will give grand bali on Feb. Goth. |
will be sslect one. Invitations will short
ly be out.
The Sewing Circle Of Lower bellevue will
meet on THURSDAY afternoon at 2 o'clock q
The residence Of Mrs. s. d. Rease, on Fail
field avenue.
Services in. the NJ. E. Church tonight Q
usual. III will be determined !. to-nigh
whether the services will be Continues
through the week or not.
e ,LAwRENCEBURG. IND.
| George Petcher and John McClistere
tWhile on their way to Aurora last Sunda
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Norrcs.-Items Of interest and subscriptions
FOR the STAR, If left at Morrows cigar store, No. "a
Market street, win receive Immediate attention.
8. G. Deayer, Agent. {FAfass L[t1
Officer Norton brought in. s"Bull" Nc
Donald yesterday in time for more refresh
merlts,
The report on the union OF the First and
Trinity Baptist Churches is to % an
nounced this evening.
The police made scoop OF some rougn
.,,stnn,srs at the depot last evening, Just as
the Cincinnati train was startinsout
Brooks q Kemper, of Dayton, were yes
.serday awarded the contract ior p1..ine ~, NJ
rteam-heating apparatus into the Court
house. 90 II
Edward ]. Kelly, Of n Harrison street
whose foot was badly burned recenHy .:
tMeyers b Roberts shop, will be at his posi-
again soon.
'Mollis Mccormack received the atten
tions Of the Mayor $25 worth yesterday
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RIVER INTELLlGENCE.

Especial River Dispatches to the STAT
BROWNSVILLE, Feb. 3-10:48 A. NJ
River 9 feet 6 inches and stationary.
Showing Wind east. ri. ..so. IL
HURON. w. Va, Feb. 3-10:40 A. NJ
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arrival ! - Sii' 'iif- 2 re IT. Il ,
Hons quiet and steady. with prime to choice al
38@40c per lb. 1t fsT-i. !
IRON is quiet and steady. We quote:
Hanging Rock, charcoal, No. !, &3@44;
do Ho. 3, S42a4S: do mill, s4l@42; Southern char
coal. No. /, $4l@42; do. mill, SSs@40 strong
stone-coal and coke, No. l, SS9@42 DO. mill. $S7@
Ss cold short stonecoal @ ana eoSe no. SSsss sss
! As so Der ton. Car-wheeE Hanging Rock, &5@5S;
| Southern, S50055 per ton. Wrought iron: Com
mon bar iron. 370c: charcoal bar iron, 4sOc sheet
iron.a boiled. Nos. Is to q. 4H@619c: sheetAron,
scrap, 81 5oe2; cast scrap. s. 25a1 60 per 100
LeaIner Fair iobbing trade and steady. Oak
sole at 87@42c hemlock. do, G@35c: harness
leather S@4oc; rougn barnes %gS2s; G sxiFts,ng, s1
11N30; American calfskins, 85c0x 10: Frelicn
4 do. 81 2503a per ID. Birdie leather, $500 per
doz and upper leather, 20a23c per foot. i,.i,
i Lead is quiet and steady, Bar lead at 6A@7ssc
pig Sc, sheet lead at PIC per lb. ts.s q. ~.
| Nails firm and fair demand and quiet: s5@5 II
| per keg for 10 to 6vd.
Naval stores In moderate demand and quiet
4 Resin. A to d. 81 IS; Il to +, 'S2+S5@s: G to H.
sS bO@4; TO X, $5@5 50. and NJ to N, $5@e6 SO pei
barrel: Roofing pitch, 81 25@2 i6 CaIolina tar
sos 50 per prl oakum. s@lOc per lb Spirit
Tufpentine. 4S@45c per gallon.
i Nuts; Hickory nuts are In fair demand and sell
at 65@75c for shellbarks and 40@45c for large pei
bu. Pecans 12@lsc per ID. a%g "sss
Oils Extra lard oil quiet ct 65@67c per gallon
Refined petroleum at 15%c for indianai ONO a
l5c, and Kentucky at l4lfc per gal Linseed oil q
78c per gallon. .a.sst -, ,y.,.
Tennessee at lE0l41Ic for white and 3h@4c fo
red per lb. Prime 10 choice Virginia al 5@5lz
/ per ID. Isl sass s4i 1Es iri!H Aia III
Potatoes are quiet and firm and selling at 40@
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brand so,ree a, lively Hail,

Prof Georges dancing class, NUMBERING
over one hundred pupils, will give n grand
closing solroo NJ Lively hall on the night Of
tho 10th Of April, The affair promises TO BE-
tho social event Of tho expiring terpslchoroaI
season. Prof. George, NJ a master OF dance
Il without m equal In tho State, ~ y atlesled
by tho grace mud proficiency Of his pupils
Aftor ieason Of rost tho Professor leayei
for other portions Of the State 10 organic
classes, which an nppreoiatiye public will
make Ms profitable NJ has been his Classes ~
this city during tho past fall and winter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-25

The largest and best stock of Watches in
tbe West or South is carried by Mermod,
,Jaccard & Co., corner of Fourth and Locust
sts.. 81. Louis. Send TO them for an illustra-
ted catalogue and learn how cheap they are
selling fine Watches. Their celebrated
"Standard" Watch, which they sell in a or
silver case for Sl5, has won q national rrepu'
tation for accuracy. Send for one If you
need reliable. inexpensive watch.
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Oar wsishwora, the Cemins mai
Fest,


The different buildings platform etop 10
DO erected on tho grounds were con
traoted for yesterday, and work Will com
mence at once, The old Playground llsell
il a beautiful one, oyonhadowed by many
oak lrees, which alone will be a comfort fo'
the yIsItors, Tho Committee on Playh IL
pretty aotlye, 90 "a 10 offer 10 cur young
ladies and gonts plenty OF amusement, on
tho ground, The fayOrlte pOsloillee VIII bh
open on both days. alK Of our most populaI
Young ladies have been selected ns mall car
rIen,' Lots Of fun il anticipated IN this line
The dancing hall Is very spacious one ana
nicely laid out Great praise i dua TO the
different committees for their zealouA aolivl',
and also 10 our merchants, who take doe !
Interest In tho coming festivities, In hel
everybody tries his best 10 offer 10 our visitors
and 70 tho public Ia general Ma-iost which
never haa been surpassed Ia Texas w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-25

Fresh red fsh in cans, very fine dish, canned
orange in jelly, Vermont maple syrup in
cans, Boston baked beans cheap, cranberry
sauce in cans, Queen olives, brandy peaches
and cherries. Bakers cocoa, quite fresh, etc.
Tryam teas. We are selling them at re-
duced rates. Goods delivered on short no.
tce free of charge. Isadore Freiberg II Co
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Excursion 20 Fort Worth

A special train will leave Dallas atS.5o
a. m. on the Goth inst, to attend the Odd
Fellows celebration. The fare for the round
trip is SLIGO. A returning train will leave
Fort Worth at p. m. Tickets good to
remain for the ball. Holders can return on
the regular train of the 9th. II
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MartindnIe a shuitS'-I Burlington,
HnnsnA,

hnuhhh,
Manufacture four grades OF flour
Patent,
Kitchen Queen,
White Rose,
Centennial
Thor Patent -four Is better than any ilouT
that has ever before been offered forsale on
this market The Kitchen Queen Is always
up 10 tho standard, tho White Rose and
Centennial always reliable, Ask your gro
Ger for MartndOle ~ Shultz' Patent flour,
and you will got the finest -four this market
affords, or your money will be refunded.
r.. l.. MARsALls.
Wholesale Agent, Dallas.
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Now i'm store.
500 bushels OF black-eyed peas,
500 bushels of German millet.
200 bushels of common millet
500 pounds of alfalfa, or California clover
500 pounds Of pure amber Minnesota cane
seed.
so bushel of sweet potatoes, red and
yellow.
1000 Conovors colosal asparagus roots.
Virginia White and Long John field corn
g-ass and clover seeds, and acomplete variety
Of garden and flower seeds, bulbs, etc.
j, F.JENKINs,
Scotsman, GIG Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-25

Nicely furnished rooms, With or without
board. at Commercial hotel. A few day
boarders can also be accommodated. Table
first. class and rates moderate. Apply 10 J,
II. Pike, 4l9 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-25
First class board ana wcllfnrnlshed rooms
nt tho "CINCINNATI HOUSE"
Nashville Centennial Excursion

Monday, April 10Th, We will commence
sale of excursion tickets TO Nashville and
continue sale Till May Goth, by the follow.
inp routes: via Little Rock, Memphis and
Decatur; via Little Rock, Memphis and Me,
Kenzie; via Little Rock, Poplar Blull and
Columbus, and via Little Rock and ST. Louis
Rates Win nll routcs,Si2.00 for the round trip
Tickets good to return ill June 9th. Go
your tickets Mt the Texas ~ Pacific tickle, of
flee by one of these routes they are shorte
aud tho time quicker than by any other
Il. Il. FosDlcK,
h. w. THOMPSON, JR., Ticket agent.
General Passenger and Ticket agent.
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All Millinery Orders

At wholesale and retail will be carefully and
promptly filled from all over the State, by
mail or express, and full satisfaction guaran-
teed. Address e. Bauman, agent, FOG Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-25

Successor TO Manget & Rice, is still selling
the cheapest Railroad Tickets in the city at
his office in the St. George hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-25

We have complete line of fine French
pattern hats and bonnets. The largest as
sortment leading styles and at lower prices
than any other house in Dallas, at,Baumans,
706 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-25

The only place for accommodations is at
the CINCINNATI HOUSE
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tbs conceded by everyone that Y. M.
Kahn A. Co.'S ~ really the headguar-
tiers for the finest selection OF Ciothfn
Ia Dsiiss.
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Now i'm store.

Feather Weight Drawers and Under
shirts at T.. NJ. Kahn Il 90. II.
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The CINCINNATI HOUSE" is newl,
furnished board and lodging 81 per week.
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Oliver Rice.

Remember r. NJ. Kahn d Co. make
m specinIty Of Clothing to order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-25

The coolest ana most comfortable
Underwear IN the celebrated Feather
Weights NJ II, m Kahn ~ Co.'S.
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Watches,

AT the "CINCINNATI HOUSE" 20,
will md superb taole; near I. & p. depot
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The largest stock OfPercale shirts NJ
a w eat prices at r. N. Kahn a. Go. y.