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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-06-26
TOWN COUNCIL.
June I'd 1880.

June I'd 1880.
The Council convened this day
in special session there were
present his Honor A. D. Martin,
Mayor, and Messrs.. Solomon
Wise, j J. Apadie, j. @. Lege
and jacob Isaacs, aldermen.
The minutes of April 26,h and
May 10Th 1880 were read and
adopted.
The report of the committee ap-
pointed to draft a license law for
the current year was read and
adopted.
On motion Mr.. Wise, duly
seconded, the following ordinance
was unanimously adopted.
An ordinance to levy an annual
license tax upon all persons pur-
suing any avoca ton, calling,
trade or profession, for the town Of
Abbeville, Louisiana. and to col
lect and enforce payment of the
same.
Retail Merchant or Grocer.
Class lst-When the gross sales
are over one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars the license shall
be $50 90
2-When they are seventy FIVE
thousand dollars or over it shall
be Is 90
3-When they are thirty thou
sand dollars or over it shall
be 80 90
4-When they are fifteen thou
sand dollars or over it shall
he 20 90
When they are ten thousand
dollars or over it shall be 10 90
6--When they are ten thousand
1t shall be 500
Provided that if any distilled,
spirituous. vinoas, malt or other
kind of mixed liquors e sold 10
correction of the business Of re.
tail merchant or grocer in ouanti-
ties not less than one pint and not
more than FIVE gallons the license
for such combined business shall
be double the foregoin and fany
Of the foregoing liquors are sold
in less quantities than one pint in
connection with the business re. :.
tail merchant or grocer the license
shall be four times that amount
for said combined business. Pro-
v ded no license shall he issned to.
sell liquor in less quantities than
a pint without paying a license
MOI less than fifty dollars.
Hotel or Boarding Houses
Licenses based on the number of
furnished rooms to guests.
Glass lst--When the number OIL
furnished rooms exceed fifteen tho
license shall I've so O0|
( 2--When the number Of furnish
ed rooms exceed twelve it shall
be 80 Dol
3-When they do not exceed
nine Is 90
4-Wten they do not exceed
six Is 00I
5-When they are three Or
less 10 00|
For lodging alone on the same
basis as the above but one-half the
above rates. &
For every business Of restan-
rant, confectionery, bar room,
drinking saloon or g,og shop Or
where there is anything to be
drank or eat on the premises Is
sold directly or indirectly the Il
cense shall be based on the annual
gross receipt.
Glass lst--W When the gross sale
exceed seven thousand five hun.
dred dollars the shall be 100 90
Glass g When they exceed
five thousand FIVE hundred dollars
the license shall be IS 90
3-When they exceed FIVE thou
sand dollars it shall be SO 90
4--When they exceed two
thousand dollars it shall be 80 90
5--Wlen they exceed one
thousand FIVE hundred dollars it
shall bs Is O0
When they exceed one thou
sand dollars it shall be Is On
When the gross sale is one
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-06-26

Nous donnerons dams notre pro
chain numero de plus amples de.
tails sur la communion des enfants
qui a eu lieu lie jour de Ia Saint
Jean, c'est / dire jeudi dernier.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-06-26

It'll peut-stre pour stre dams
|n, aisoas plutot yendredi, car
II init deja passe au cadran
allnd le jage E. E. Mon.
elItipr les liens sacr6s du
iFA irater Victor ouidry
lils Veuve A. W. Badon.
sikremouie, le iuge, qui a
N iicile, s'est adressA an
sastermiue par cette Pc
n: 4Je desire qn'a Ia pre-
kke grand liyre ouyert de-
lnH3 cest a dire, du premier
gHdu liyre de Ia vie, soicnt
Nasros caracteres ; amour,
esiIi. bonheur." Nous nous
|n~ an jnge de tout cenr ct
s'''pas aa nouveau couple la
''slha dss veux exp,ines
'''ae e'qnent magistrat.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-06-26
EDUCATION.

Notre paroisse est une des
moins favorisees ct des moins
eclairees de lEtat. Environ un
'habitant sur dix salt signer son
nom, la balance est ob'igee de
suivre l'exemple de l'ancienne no,
blesse, c'est a dire de faire nne
croix. ST les peres sont ignares
il ne sen suit pas que leurs fills
doiyent vivre dams rignorance,
mere de tonte deprivation ct men
tale ct physique mais helas, on
s'occupe peu ou point de l'avenir
ct, cen est fait de la jeunesse d'au-
iourd'hui 81 l'on ne Went par une
loi rigide freindre le pere, lie
forcer meme, a envoyer ses eneants
a l'ecole; oui, il fant a l'instar 1es
pays d'Enrope qui comprennent
mieux que nous les avantages
dune bonne education pour lie
bien etre nateriel de leur peuple,
il faut une loi. mais une loi qui
fasse de reducation une obligation.
4; nous fant en- Louisiana ct lei
spec,aiement, une loi a Get effet, ct
une meilleure organisation des
ecoles puhliques. Ce nest certes
pas avec une session de trois ou
quatre mois d'ecoie annuellement
QUE he's pauvres heres du Vermil-
lon apprendront ce que turent
Adam ct Eve on suivront les ex-
empies cites aals la Morale er
Actions. La jeunesse EST CUB aeuse
'surtout quaul ellie est peu on
point apprise Ayons des eco'es
.p' b. qnes lien orgaaises on supprl-
mons les carrempht, car, 81 lon
pave sour lentreiicn de ces meme
qu'on veuiile an inoins
employer les foBds ct non les lais.
ser s'accumulei. dams de vieax cof-
fre-forts rouilles. Ii sembIerait
oG'on n'aie Dulie consideration
.gnur ce pauvre maItre decole a
oui pon donne une bien malgre
pitance, a cclui en6n qui Sc devoue,
Qui 'consacre sa vie voire meme
son anne a l'amelioration de la
race humane. Faudra-t-il que ce
yieux dit.on ale cours lei (: II
vaut mieux atre marchand de CO.
,chons que vendeur de eparticipes :
ne serait-il pas temps de reorgani-
ser les ecoles, ct vous lectenrs de
vous empresser d'y envoyer vos
enfants =?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-06-26

esfndi deruier IN grand ba'
r' IA Sociatd FraneaiSe de
laacs ct d'Assistance Mu
iesnissait chez G. B. Shaw,
edr Dc b societe du Yer,
La salle etait comble e,
lhli un aspect vraiment ad.
% aiue topjours a vol,
e samnser, On aime aussi
= an coup d'eil de fartif sur
y beauties non encore eff
rr y temps. Nous Sc
aes0s Dc Ia yerite en- di
cetait ~ vrai bouque,
Nttant point aatteur
''s1s one toute les demoi
'seuses rivalisaient d.
: Y Deapte. Les jeune,
sa' ou ne peut mieux
p'ants a ce que l'or
Endn, on s'est bic,
raraichi, grace
! aussi bien dause
ut ldlFc I elOgi
employees par le CO
lments. Nos com
ortier, roide comm,
~ 4 sa fermete 20,
lefiait n'a cesse d
trtsorier a aussi fai
Vuant au presiden
'enple de Ia galar
~ nieux dire de |
f,'s.iss, il a etc on n
,efvaut vis.a.vis de
aa aSais dlcl est ne
ear, aussi nous n's
y, ces messieurs s
sai. tourbillon ue i
q se nous avons regrett
ns,.:s sses sagageous don
~ y ! prendre un ma.
NM 20 que les creole
te.;.. 'sals ! valser dan
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-06-26

&1D A week. s12 a day at hom+
ep . easily made. Costly outfit tree,
Address True and Co., Portland, Maine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30
Personal.


Ex-Governor j., w, ThrookmorlOn ID q
guesl NJ tho Grandchildren
Capt John ", Owens, Of wills Point,
made US pleasant call yesterday,
Captain Henderson, Of wills Point, was In
tho city yesterday,
Read the advertisement Of bugglef, car
rlagea, etc., for sale by William Long,
Mrs, Alice Murkley, Of Ennis IL Waiting
Mrs, Kate NJ, Bryant, Of this city,
Pat Rogers agent Of tho Memphis *
Charleston railroad, ia In tho city,
Rey, @. n, Hobbs, pastor Of the Baptist
church NJ Mckinney, Is in tho city,
4, j, In Barge, Of st Louis, u clever,
genial gentleman, ia nj tho Grand Windsor
Large, fine residence, corner Wood and
Cabel streets, for sale at bargain Apply
10 Padgitt Bros,
w. Il. Robinson, late Of this place but now
Of Fort Worth, spent the Sabbath In this city
visiting his hosts OF friends,
r. r. Stephenson, travelling salesman for
tho grocery house Of NJ, Ulllnan IL o., has
returned from western trip.
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Grand Opening.

Tho st Louis Beer hall opens Saturday
night, In tho cellar under Orr's building, on
Main street Blohme IL Hausman, proprIe'
tors, Beer lunch and cigara will DO yehdod
nj this hall, and II will be ono Of the
guletosi, eoslest places In tho city, Mr.,
Henry Blohme, one Of tho proprlclorf, was u
long time at the Tlyoll hall, and has host
Of friends, A grand free lunch will be
sprOad Saturday night, to which the public
,sc d lily invited
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A Queer Motion

Barney McDuiI, eolored, who was con-
yicted for five years in tho District court on
the charge offorsorS made n motion for u
new trial, which tho court oyorruled, and
Colonel j. w, Payne, his attorney, took m
appeal. In pleading for now trial tho fol-
lowing reasons are glvoni Tho defendant
Barney McDuii, moves the court to arrest
tho Judgment In the case for the following
reasons First, hc AYERS that the same Is
wholly insufficient 10 require him TO spend
five years Of his life In tho ponitontIary, ospoc-
tally M a considerable portion Of that time, rs
he "a informed, will be in some lonesome, dis
nal cell, for that he 10 gentleman Of color
he has great life and activity and IA fond OF
society and Tia pleasures. That up to the
time this misfortune bofell him he had been
u gentleman ofromance and leisure where.
fore no prays most pitoously Tor new trial"
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-Drs. Murray & Harden mike speciality
of chrome, nervous and female diseases.
"A protracted meeting is progressing Mt
the Floyd street Methodist church In East
Dallas.
The ladies of tho First Baptist church
will have n sociable tonight at the residence
of A. 9. Audry, on Pacific avenue.
IT. w. Daugherty, the Denton banker
charged with embezzling funds of depositors,
has been convicted and sentenced TO the pen
itentiary for six years. There are fifteen
other indictments of a like nature against
him.
The Mai-Fest committee are working
hard TO make it success. They have in
duced II number of merchants 10 represent
their business on floats, and have secured
about fifty. Mr.. Wright has given them the
privilege of the old fair ground and the days
FOR holding it are the 3rd and 18th Of May.
Mr.. l.. Q. McAllister, THE Fort Worth
sewing machine man, called on us Monday.
He has decided to open an office in this city
and 10 now receiving his stock. He sells all
kinds of sewing machines and findings and
comes we'll recommended He makes spec
ialty of the White. Call and SEQ him, at
Buffum 81 Staceys, 6l2 Main street, before
buying machine. He has had ten years
experience in the business.
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Remark mile TOntiMes.

In tho ye.r 1S6s tbe Eou;tnble Life Assur-
~ 'n' % Ms.,ya.l, ;.t.oarooa q. Tor.
ance socie'' Oh Ne~ io'N ii''ouu''' ''' AoA'
tine system of assurance.
The comnanv at the beginning predicted
-.s.Ia n.,... uo,,,,,. ,oooa on oorof,,
remarkaoie iu'ure feSu''s' o'So' vi '"'''''
estimate.
Settlements are now being made with the
ho,aors ofTont;no no,ic;es u b;cb show that
no'u''s y, Aon''"o po"'' ~" ~.
the actual casn returns pear GU. tne es'''
mates: Inc following are ii,usIr"s.ohs ,oeo
Policy NO. 49'ooo, issued may |ost, iooo'
on tue Ire OF resident to OF Farmng'on, Oon,
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A PnIGHTFUL FALL.
A somnanbuiist waiksout Of a Win
dow Ia the second story OF
- building,

j, Enson, a machinlSt, met with serious
accident about two O'Clock Sunday morhlng
NJ tho William Tell house, corner OF Com
morce and Market streets lilo Is boarding
there aud rooms In tho second story OF the
building, That night no had Dream and
no thought he heard the screams OF u child,
which cried NJ though II was In great pain,
and no arose In his sleep and under tho i'm
preston that he saw u rough-loohlng man
who had inflicted tho torture on the child, he
attempted 10 catch him, and IN hla efforts 10
do 20 he ran out Of his window, which waa
holsled, falling IN tho ground with terrific
force. llo WINS not awakened until he struck
tho earth, and was 20 stunned and bewlldeTed
that II WIS some time before no realized his
situation, lilo was carried back 10 his room
and DE-, SchilI summoned to attend him, On
examination the physician found that his
spine WIS badly injured, while he was bruised
on different parts u tho body, lilo ID doing
aswell aa could bo expected
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30
A TrIIa I'rnInp

Officer Thomas Cornwall appeared at tho
Mayors court yesterday morning, having In
charge tho finest specimen Of "a tramp this re-
porter ever saw. lle looked a though the
officer had dug him out Of the ground some
whore. His hair was matted and filed with
dirt and fragments Of forrest leaves and hia
clothes were so tattercd and torn that he
would have madoa splendid sign for dealer
In rags His shoes, M well rs his hat had
long since come to grief, and, on tho whole,
his makeup was immense, He said that he
hailed from 81. Paul, Minnesota, and had
tranped II to Texas.
The Mayor instructed tho officer 10 take
him before Justice Edwards, which no did.
After cycling him for few minutes, and
taking down his name, which no gave rs
William Mcdonald, tho Justice told him that
no could go If he would promise to leave the
city and not return until no had secured
work. lie promised, and the officer escorted
him to the city limits, and after pointing out
the fertile farms that lay in the distance 10
him. he babe him good bye.
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$50
Held in DURANGO Vile,

J. NJ, sandifer, United Statos prisoner,
who was arrested some time since on the
charge of dealing in the spurious in Falls
county, was admitted to bail yesterday in the
sum of $500. He was admitted to bail in
the sum of $3.50 on the charge Of intimidat-
ing the Governments witness, j. II. Over
street. Sheriff Moon, however, held him on
the charge of assaulting Oyerstreet, and has
tolegraphed TO the sheriff of Falls county in
regard 10 the prisoner
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Cr0Elcr AZ uOIlny,

Mr.. Leopold Bohny, late proprietor of the
Tivol hall, after short respite has again
gone into business. Ho has formed copart-
norship with Mr. William Crozier, and their
neat handsome saloon ut tho corner of Main
and Poydras streets. will be glad TO meet all
his old friends, for whom he has cordial
welcome. With The choicest liquors and
wines, fresh beer always on tap and fragrant
cigars and cosy pleasant place at which to
while away u leisure hour, Crozier& Bohnys
is one of the most popular resorts in oil tho
oity
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30
Grand Display.

April /, 2 and 8 myself and efficient lady
clerks will take pleasure in showing you our
elegant and complete stock of novelties in
reversible silks and many-hued causes; afull
line Of ornaments of all grades. Our prices
will be surprisingly low in every department,
at wholesale and retail. All orders by mail
promptly and carefully filed, at the Ladies'
New Bazaar, FOG Elm street.
Mrs. L. BAuMAy, Manager.
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Paints, Oils,
Window Glass,
Wall Paper,
Picture Frames
Oils,

Now i'm Store.
500 bushels OF black-eyed peas,
500 bushels of German millet.
200 bushels of common milet.
500 pounds of alfalfa, or California clover.
500 pounds of pure amber Minnesota cane
seed.
100 bushel of storm-proof cotton seed.
so bushel of sweet potatoes, red and
yellow.
1000 Conovor's collosal asparagus roots.
Virginia White and Long John field corn;
g-ass and clover seeds, and complete variety
Of garden and flower seeds, bulbs, etc.
j. +. JENKINS,
Scotsman, GIG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30

Mr.. John Marini has fitted up refreshment
parlors at $40 Main street, which for neatness
and elegance has never been surpassed In
Dallas. He keeps ices of all kinds, soda wa
ter, cakes, fruits and CONNECTIONS. twill be a
pleasant resort for ladies and gentlemen and
their families. Mr.. Marini deserves patron
age for the taste he has displayed in fitting
UP his establishment and the manner he has
provided for the comfort OF his guests.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30
A SUPERIOR workman.

Mr.. John Webster, late of Leavenworth,
Kansas, and most superior machini,t and
skillful workman, has decided to locate in
this city, and can be found at the shop of
Smith g. Worden, corner of Houston and
Elm street. He is well up to his business
and pays special attention to repairing boil
ers and is thoroughly acquainted with the
workings Of machinery. Such a superior
workman cannot but succeed in Dallas, for
he is sure to reap the reward his skillful work
merits
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30

Tho lithographiDg establishment and book
blndery of Miles Strickland, Galveston, is
one Of the largest and most complete in the
State. II is the only bindery in Texas that
ever got diploma for blank book manufac-
turing Strickland is the pioneer book binder
in the Southern country, and he has added
to his Office all tho late improvements and
machinery, until now 1t is without an equal
in the whole South. His prices are as low
and his work as substantial as cOn be found
in the best Offices in the Eastern cities. Send
for circulars and prices. Orders promptly
flled
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Opening Days.

April l, 2 and the following named pat
tern hats and bonnets will be on exhibitions:
Chantilly, Sultana, Opera, Blanch, Olympia,
Cameo, Fairfax, Turban, Marlboro, Madeline
Beonice. Diadom,.. Patti, Crescent, Yorkshire,
and one hundred other styles, toe numerous
to mention, at the Ladies' New Bazaar, 706
Elm street. MRS. Il. BAUMAN, manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30

The Apollo Restaurant is gaining popu-
arty every day under the management OF
the popular manager, Mr.. Charles Mester.
hans. He proposes to cater to the wants OF
the people Mt the most reasonable rates, no
matter what the expense may be to them.
He has thrown open the restaurant and, feel
ing that his reputation is at stake, will furnish
the best the market affords, served in the
very best style. Dout forget the Apollo
hall
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30
LOCAL JoTTINcS.

Ladies' new style ruching, at the Fam
Go TO Leon Kahn for Boots, Shoes and
Hats.
Leon Kahn is the boot and shoeman of
Dallas.
Repairs for Atlas Engine can be had Of
g. s. Mitchell 81 Co.
-Gold-eyed sewing-needle' at the Fam
Gus.
If J. M. Dram cannot suit you in specta-
cles and eyeglasses, your case is hopel ss.
Atlas Portable Engine took Firsr Pre-
MUM at st Louis Fair, 1879.
For nice fitting shirt, have it made to
order at C!ancy's, 607 Main street.
w. II. Patterson & 20. sell the best ci-
gars and tobacco in the city. Don't you for
get It, the No. Ill Lamar street.
-Waltham, Elgin and nickel stem-winGing
watches at lowest prices at the new jewely
store under the st. George hotel.
Full line of summer dress goods just In,
at the Famous.
-Ifyou want good and pure liquors, and
full measure, go to w. Fl. Patterson ~ Co,
Ill Lamar street, prescription druggist
-Brocade trimming silks, latest design, at
the Famous.
Ladies kid gloves that button way up, at
Adler's.
Have your drawers made to order at
Clanceys, double lined in the seat and war
ranted not to rip or break.
BE sure and take your prescriptions to
W. II. Patterson s. Co. Mr. Patterson is a
graduate in pharmacy, and is always at his
post, No. Ill Lamar street
Frank Field, attorney law and notary
public, has removed his Office to COZ Main
street, over Exchange bank.
Freeman still offers his superb photos
at half as low prices as any in Dallas. His
Premium Gallery is next door To Sanger
Bros, Main street. mar2S-2t
For fine spectacles and eyeglasses go to
the new jewelry store under St. George
hotel.
Il Leon Kahn keeps Zeigler's best custom
made boots and shoes.
Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
over twenty-five competitors at St. Louis
Fair, 1879.
Just one-only ene-hrst-class restau-
rant where ladies and gentlemen can 60 with
a. to the old rel;abjs Demon;co ali Main
w " 'n' o'u i'i'"''' D'iinoh'oo' oAi ' &c
w. have vour wa,cbos and ;swo,rv cara
n,lv renaired natroniye T, n Curtis nracti.
cal watch-msker under St. George hotel.
wv a D.. =
r.-;,,. p ", "; Tayne' one Oh Ine owners OF
A. The Crawford bouse, and vii he PLEASED
10 show this valuable device to preyent dan.
,er in case Of runaway '' w ~ ''
War,ed-An eyreriorcod ,r;,l;rer oro
whn ,'nJar.,ands ,ba b,s;na.a ,hnro,,,,.b Uno
Add ress noatofIice how sSs
wan,oa-A er.,.o,o.. v,,;,,;ror. ,,,oo,
ro,r,.nant and GOOD waass Rafarardpp 'a we
ru;red Address nos,ot1;Se how TX De,i.s
Tarss '' pe' WA 40 D"''''
.p;,u;n.ho, g. r0,.on ,,e,o,,.
H., hnna;nn ;.s ie,.o .h are a annn Wi,,
Ne oos Ps,, s,eS anu anong ga'nan nour MILL
No' go ra''ersoh avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30
Cheapest Clothing House, E. M. Kahn
& Co.'S.


Winter is over and warm weather is COM
ing on. The Dallas Ice company is still
here, and with large stock of Lake Ice on
hand, is ready to supply all who may call at
the ice Office and leave their orders, at the
lowest rates.
Forget me not Forget me not"
w. I. JARRETT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30

]. w. Webb, jeweler, has just received the
largest stock of silverwsre ever in Dallas
Part of it is from bankrupt stock, which he
is selling at half the usual prices. Elegant
triple.plated butter dishes as low as two dol
lars. Also large stock Of watches, jewelry
and diamonds just received. Diamond ear
rings as low as thirty dollars. Also the
dust-proof, quick-beat, stem-winding Wal
than watch for fourteen dollars.
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GrAndest Display Of MiIIi-
merry Goods. whole
sale and Aaesa at
Goldsmith, atosPnthai
a. DO.

EnIbr0idcries, EaAbrOidcr-
cries, ln swiss, Null
am ii NaifhsOOk. Ii g
han d y ID I'm q assert
lnient ever exhibited
ian Dallas, nj q d | al,
smith. gtOsenthai ~ 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30

To call and examine the leading styles Of
pattern hats and bonnets, and convince
themselves that an exclusive millinery house
for fashionable millinery goods Is the only
place to go. April l, 2 and 8, at the Ladies
New Bazaar, 706 Elm street.
MRS L. BAUMAN, Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30
lust Heeeiyed,

Fresh rcd fish In cans very fine dish, canned
orange 10 Jelly, vermont maple syrup IN
cans, Boston baked beans cheap, cranberry
sauce In cans, Queen olives, brandy peaehes
and cherries. Bakers cocoon, quite fresh, etc,
Tryam teas, We ara selling thom NJ re-
dueed rates, GoodR delivered on short no.
tiee free Of charge, lSadore Frelberg ~ 90,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30

This is to notify my patrons and the pub
lie generally hat have sold my stock of
groceries, 704 elm street, to Messrs. Rosen-
field & Bond, who will be pleased to see my
old friends, and who are authorized to collect
accounts due me. L. CAPRRAN.
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Al Craddock,s Saloons

There is only one brand of whisky sold
that the best. 1t is this fact that has made the
reputation of Craddock.
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Knirbts TempIar.

The official visit of Sir Knight II. B. Stod-
ard, R. 4. Grand Commander Of the State,
has been postponed until Thursday evening
April 1. A large attendance of Sir Knights
is expected on the occasion.
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AVE ARE AUTHO RIzED TO ANNOUNCE
w tho name OF DR.. II. NJ. 1lLLMANi as u
candidate for reelection 10 tho ollce OF Alder
man In the 4th Ward.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of ID, 4. HAlNWATER, az
candidate for the Office Of Aldermen In the
First Ward Election April q, 1870,