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The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
Gilbert Tobacco Warehouse.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. l, 1880.
DEAR SIR:-After returning our
thanks for past favOrs and wishing YOU
prosperous and happy new year, we
take this method to announce to you
and the public, that we have withdrawn
from the tobacco Board of Trade"
and in doing SO, We have not word to
say against it; it was good institution
in ats day" Recently it has been
guilty of some follies that we did not
approve but protested against, hence we
are involved i'm no veXatiOus and ex-
pensive lawsuits with any of the buy
ers.
The fees for selling tobacco, to both
buyer and seller, may, and perhaps
were, not too high at the time of their
adoption (sOOn after the war when
labor, rents, money and i'm fact every
thing was high, and at a time, too,
when it was almost indispensably nee
essary to employ travelling agents; now
since there has been quite deprecia-
tion in value of everything, and espe-
cially since the tobacco market of Lou
isville is so well established and known
to be the leading market for all shades
and grades of tobacco, and there are so
many avenues of information opened
up, and leading to almost every mans
door, acquainting him daily with the
state OF the market, ETC., we can see no
good reason for continuing the old ex-
pensive custom of employing men to
canvass the country soliciting consign-
ments of tobacco. Therefore we have
concluded to dispense with the services
of that class of gentlemen above alluded
to, and appropriate their salaries i'm an
other direction, or, more properly speak
ing, leave it where it legitimately be-
longs, In the pockets of the seller.
We can do this only by reducing our
fees, or by a system of rebate, either of
which was violation of the rules of
the "Board of Trade" Another rule
of the "BOard" is to deduct ten pounds |
for samples, this we think is not right, |
but like all other rules, members are |
bound to respect it, or abide the conse- |
quences of violation.
We think we have given reasons |
enough for Withdrawing from the "in-
together with an Unborn |
feeling to conduct our business i'm our
own way, subject only to the approval
of our own conscience and those for
whom we transact business.
All tobacco received after this day we |
will sell at reduction of so cents each |
to seller and buyer. Rejection fee will
be Sl.5O instead of $3.50 as heretofore.
We will make no deduction for samples,
instead of l0lbs. as heretofore.
Soliciting n liberal share of your pa
tronage, We are,
Very respectfully yours.
GILBERT, HUDSON d Co.
Mark your hhds. "Gilbert House."
Aft
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
Grayson County Gossip.

SPRING LICK, KY, Jan. 26, 1880.
Editor Herald:
wish you would allow me small
space i'm your valuable paper i'm order
that l may defend myself, and also
place myself before the public Alright as
druggist. Now, / think the cores
pOndent from Goff's feels himself as
large as did the Roman Emperor of old,
when he exclaimed peni, pidi, rici. He
never came, saw, nor did he conquer,
but have no doubt but what he sold
rot-gut bitters and drank them himself
until he could not tell what Local OPP
tion was. His assertion misses the
mark very widely. For instance,
Spring Lick has a population of about
go or 300, and true there are two drug
stores, but the capital invested is SO far
above that invested at Golf s that if you
were to visit Spring Lick, and then
visit Goff's you would think the con-
cern at Goff's was simply a commissary
department fora third class hotel. Now,
hope our friend at Goff7s will settle
down and learn that the best way to
keep the public from knowing that he
does not know anything is to keep a
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
kellogg's Successor.

Hon. Randall Gibson was elected
Senator from Louisiana on the 22d inst.
receiving every vote cast. He is now
filling his fourth term in the Lower
House. He was born In Kentucky i'm
1882. He Is the very soul of honor, and
has the respect and confidence of all his
constituents of all colors and parties.
What contrast when compared with
Kellogg.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
ELM LICK, Dec. 22.

ELM LICK, Dec. ~.
Editor Herald:
Health in this community is good
except some few cases of mumps.
Wheat crops look well, and bid fair
at present for a good crop this year.
McKendley's store has gone where
the woOdbine twineth.
Lyons & Sdurrier have moved their
portable mill from this place to Muh-
lenberg county, on the o. & n. railroad,
fifteen miles from the Junction, where
they expect to remain till some time
during the summer. They have a con-
tract of $40, 600 feet at one yard and ex-
pect to saw another contract before
they return.
Miss Bette Cooper, of Beaver Dam,
and Miss Cornelia Hines, of Bowling
Green, are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. Eide Wise closes her school In
district No. 8. on the 23d. We have
heard several of the patrons say that
she has taught one of the best schools
ever taught I'm that district.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

still tongue. have never known any
body in my life to make any money by
attending to other peoples business.
'Iis an old maxim, and true one, a
still tongue makes a wise head. Now,
old friend, just "cheese your racket
and let us alone. You never will make
a fortune by attending to other peoples
business. Ia, ia, buddy.
A DRUGGIST-
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

THE Bowling Green HteLligencer says
that there lives i'm the Madison mill
neighborhood, four Messrs. Harmons,
brothers, each of whom was born on
Christmas day, with an interval of two
years between the birth of each.
THIS is year fraught with interests
big with events. We elect Presi-
dent and Vice President, Congressman
also Commonwealth Attorneys, Judges
Of Circuit, Criminal and Common
Pleas Courts, Circuit Clerks and Sher-
ifs. III you want TO keep posted, sub
scribe for the HERALD, and you can
easily do 50.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

Telegrams from different parts of
the State Of Maine announce that pre-
partitions are being made by each party
in different towns and counties of the
State, and an early attack on the State
Capitol by the Fusionists is anticipated.
The Fusionists have been losing ground
ever since the expiration of Gov. Gar
celon's term of Office. Up to that time
they had the heels of the Republicans,
but, submitting questions to the Su-
preme Court of Maine has weakened
their hold
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
Call for Republican, State Cony ention.

In obedience TO resolution of the Re
publican State Central Committee, held
January 22, 1850, in Louisville, a State
convention is hereby called to meet i'm
Louisville, "Wednesday, the l4th day of
April, 1850, at II O'clock NJ, for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates TO the Ma
tional Republican Convention, To he
held June >, 1850, at Chicago.
The basis of representation agreed up
on Is one delegate for every fifty votes,
and for each fraction thereof exceeding
twenty-five east for Hon. Walter Evans
at the last Gubernatorial election.
Also to transact such other business
as may come before the convention.
GEORGE DENNE, Jr., Chairman.
THOS. SPEED, Secretary.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
She Cam'G Hush.

No, her cheeks cannot be tinged with
the rOaseate hues Of nature, they ap-
pear pale and bloodless; her eyes should
sparkle and her intellect should attract
all beneath her genial smiles, but she is
dull, stupid and listless; she has lost that
nimble step and that merry laugh; her
appetite has failed, bowels constipated,
her head aches, her heart palpitates, she
is nervous, cross and fretful. She is
gradually declining. Her blood is i'm
porverished and the whole system un-
sound.
But what is to be done? She cannot
remain thus. A remedy, sure and
pleasant has already been prepared for
just such cases and it never fails. 1t is
known as English Female Bitters the
great female regulator and tonic of the
present day.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

OUR last grand jury returned no in
dictment against Deputy Revenue Col
lector ]. A. Ray, for the killing of the
two moonshiners down i'm Tracey, some
months since. Their silence virtually
exonerates Mr.. Ray, who had, however,
already been acquitted of all blame by
every one cognizant of the particulars
of the tragic affair. Glasgow Times
Mr.. Ray is well and favorably known
in Hartford, having lived here for some
time several years ago. His complete
exoneration will be cheerful news to his
friends here, who hold him i'm high es-
TEEN.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

If the fifteen hundred negroes, now at
work on the o. & n. railroad i'm this
county, are left i'm the lurch, what a
whOpping majority the Republicans
will have ut the next August election.
The confirmation, by the Senate, of
the appointment of Mr.. Lawson Reno
rs postmaster at Owensboro, to succeed
Mr.. S. c. Wing, is received with much
pleasure by his Greenville friends. That
he will faithfully and satisfactorily full
fill the duties of the office, is a matter
admissible of not the least doubt.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

Hon. JNo ID. GILMORE, native of
breckenridge county, Ky, and for
one time resident of cloverport, was
shot To death at Columbus, Colorado
county, Texas, in December last, 10y a
drunken desperate named jesse J Har-
risOn.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

Mr.. WARREN q. BENTON is for the
present engaged on the editorial and re-
portorial staff of the Louisville Coni-
mercidi, and will probably become n
permanent fixture there He is ready,
forrible writer, very industrious, and
well adapted to the position.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

MISSISSIPPI has at last succeeded in
Gen. ]. Y. George was elected the sue
cessor of B. X. Bruce, colored. With
the retirement Of Bruce, the last colored
man leaves the Halls of Congress, prob
ably not to return soon, as the Republic
cans have quit elevating them to Office.
Republican managers go upon the idea
that the negro is good enough TO vote
but not 10 hold office any more.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
sulphur Springs Items.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, KY, Jan. "a, 1880.
Editor Herald:
Gabriel Crow, the youngest son of
Andrew Crow, died about o'clock last
night with pneumonia. Aged about Is
years.
1t is thought that Mrs. America Fitz-
hugh will not live until sun-dOwn. /
suppose her recovery is entirely impos-
sible.
LATER.-Mrs. Fitzhugh died Satur-
day night about O'Clock.
There are no more changes or items
that | know off worth mentioning.
A. s. AULL.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

THE situation i'm Maine is, according
To yesterdays daily Journals, drawing to
a head. The Fusionists have submitted
their cause or the question of the legal
ity Of the two Legislatures TO the Su-
preme Court, which will certainly de-
eide against them, and the affair will be
over.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

THE President has appointed James
Russell Lowell, of Massachusetts, Minis
ter TO England; John w. Foster, of In
diana, Minister Ia Russia; Lucius Fair
child, of Wisconsin, Minister 10 Spain;
Philip II. Morgan,of Louisiana, Minister
to Mexico, and Eli II. Murray, of Ken
Iacky, Governor Of Utah Territory.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

THE Hon. Samuel Hill, Of Hartford
KY, called at this office last Saturday.
This gentleman represents, in the State
Senate, the counties of Ohio, Butler and
Muhlenberg, and there Is no district
better cared for. Captain Hill takes
especial pains TO further the interests of
agriculture, as far as it affects his con-
stituents; and though a lawyer, and
good one too, he has no disposition to
place the welfare Of his profession ahead
of that of the farmer.-Fdrmers Home
IOHr00I
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

Mr.. r. w. GAULT is the newest, and
We would not miss il far, 10 say one of
the mos; popular conductors that ever
managed a train ON the p. Il +. R. II.
lie is polite aud attentive, and dis
charges his duty faithfully.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2s, 1880.

THE nomination of Gen. +. II.
Murray To he Governor of Utah, will, no
doubt, be confirmed. The Committee
i'm the Senate have recommended con-
iirmation.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

WE received the enlarged and i'm
proved Madisonville Times last week,
which is, If possible, better paper than
ever, but We could not expect any 9TH
.r kind of Zeno.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
BARRETTsOBRO.

Ray & Co., proprietors of the Falls City
Tobacco Warehouse, Louisville, KY, con-
tribute $500 of the above.
l. p. Barnard, General Merchant, Beaver
Dam, contributes $500 of the above.
S. w. Anderson, Proprietor of AndersOn's
Bazar, Hartford, KY, contributes $4,000 of
the above.
Clarke & Venable, Proprietors of the To-
bacco Exchange, OwensbOro, KY, contrib
ute $500 of the above.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

This outrageous law was repealed by
the Senate last week, and we hope the
House will follow suit. This will les
sen our estimated deficit ,aO0 dollars
per annum, or thereabouts.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

VIZ have a letter from Mr.. V. NJ.
Metcalfe. who has promised positively
to he ON hand at our Fair Friday, Feb
ruary 9Th. He will entertain those
present with talk about agriculture,
horticulture, fertilization, &c. His lee
iurc will well be worth all the trouble
Of coming, even If you do not take a
premium. Let everybody come out.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
Child Wedding.

The Glasgow Times learns of a mar
riage i'm Monroe county where the
groom was only nineteen years old and
the bride just eleven.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

The Louisville market, on Monday,
was steady and firm at our quotations
for the week ending Jan. "a, which ap-
pears elsewhere in this issue.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
BEST HOUSES IN LOUISVILLE.

Canvass
81
w
ID nd
CorseE orium.D Dealers in ncor-
o o
sHackett i'm
and rail road
hstret.Y :. ' '
COmpan
and
urn Special atten-
ton given orders and freight
~ hri.
srESE REL NC Provision
rs n q kinds of Shoean
ings Tanner i,andTa
nes aud Curriers' Tools 80 w. Main
sng
nshoasean andmain%oG ON It r rack
Gu x.
,,. ... Green Roses budding plants and cut
Knnch md other Ieiab
hgateo eour
L. WAsHBURN,
new in ndia nj
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
Cured

DR. J. A. inhuv
nhct, Of
Dad before
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
BLOBBS.


Blobbs was a good fellow, but on ac-
count of some arrangement of his sys-
tenn, his head was frequently "off q
leetle." He was a shoemaker, hence
was closely confined all day, and very
often late at night. He had constant
headache, with pain in the back, loss of
appetite, sour stomach and constipation
of the bowels. He frequently arose i'm the
morning with fever and dull headache.
He became morose, unsocial and indif-
ferent.
Blobbs sent half dollar to the Drug
Store for bottle Of Bailey's Saline
Aperient and few doses cooled his
stomach, opened his bowels, unlocked
his liver and he at once became a
healthy and happy man.
THE MILLENNIUM.
According to evidence cleaned from
a certain elderly Doctor who is en-
sconced amid the attractions of some Of
the rural districts of Kentucky, the eli
max of the Millennium will be about
the year 1896, and that during that year
of "peace and good will to all men,"
president will be escorted to the Capital
by regiment of beautiful women.
He thinks whiskey a great obstruc-
tion to the Millennium, but uses "wee
drop" himself at times. Another curl
Gus idea promulgated, is, that Days
Ague Tonic Is destined to become the
great salvation Of the American people
for the complete cure and eradication of
all forms of chills and fever, as 1t Is the
only remedial agent now before the peo-
pie, which possesses and combines all
needed ingredients capable of destroy.
ing and antagonizing every species of
malariOus poison. At
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28

Business pandA
our Specialize M you know these better than usual wanted
self under the instruction Of good teachers found the land
TEitMS-One
Average o including
Write for of the College Journal
+tcc WARR & BURKs, Popretors.
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
Read this Carefully.

The samples each of the produced
the person competing, n his premises
These premiums only offered citizens of Ohio and the adjoining
Counties who bOna6de padup yearly
Herald and continue be such the time of the Fair which will
held Friday February 6rh $780,
Competent and impartial Judges will make the awards.
Remember that allit premiums to
be paidup subscriber the HERALD before
the I'd day of February 1880.
The HERALD local paper and
we'll worth the subscription price, We hundred
premiums in 1877 Subscribe in time Don't let this opportunity
The samples that take will be placed
the Herald Once all the other samples will be sold public
and the proceeds equally divided between the
placed to their credit subscriptions o Herald
You here have chance worth 81 90 for $780, and
at $500 90 in Premiums besides If Agriculture
the Country and contest for aggregang
would be charged from $4,000 $4,000 but
nothing Do Herald
County The that and
and help
staple products improving their quality and their
Respectfully,
The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28
Peoples Tobacco Warehouse
d. a. MASON CO., Poprttors.
Nos. 342 & 344 w. Main st., Louisville, Ky.

of
Months
S1re Lowest rates of Insurance Mark PEOPLES
"AhEhotSr"' 6--tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
Fhe Elsoiris Light.

Tho electric lighs IL gradually coming into
use on cur gFea! river, and will doubtless
grow more sad mora in favor as its beael,s
become fully Understood. The lights used sra
Of 1900 or 1900 olndlo powor, and are
placed forward Of She cabin, tho car5ols
bang placed in movable lamp similar 10 a
locomotive headlight. aad the raya being
proieo,ol so as to keep the piot-hou;a aid
rast Of Che steamer in Ma shadow. The
siota refuse 10 use the lights ~6i.o lac usst
Is running, cldmisg th-slt Is 2euflAing and
bHadine' bu5 it Is ussd with much advantage
in making lauding', 0oiug luhai!sg superior
to ssa cid sias-LoIca light h.saer!o used
III, Scientific American says that
The atit boat to adopt ,ha ligh. wa5 tho
Reubsa r. Springer, plying Daiwsan Uiaois-
natl and Nav 0rlsAns, and to-day the list n.
cludss the 5. IL. PArisoi the NaLcheZ, tho q.
p. Osoulssu and Goldan Grown, On tho
mississippi; the Scotia, on tho Ohio, and the
Iron Aso and Iron Duke, plying between
Pittsburg mad IS. LOUIS; also tho towboat
Harry Brown, Described some tins since in
these columns, Gnd3ls l-towng
between Pistsburg and New Orleans. Other
steamers will 'b srty DO fitted with the neN
liuhE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. /
are warranted to cure Gonorrh@a, 0leot
Cordeo, Structure, disease of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs Of males and
females.
DR.. Hunter Specific No 81 30 sure rom
cdy for Shermatorhea, Semiul weakness
Nightly Emissions and Loss Of Cover, csus-
cd by self-abuso or excessive h1ulyDace
Prizes os Dr. Hunters Specific ~ par hS!:lo
injection 81. Sent everywhere b! e. press
Dr. J. Dinsbear, sole proprietor, No. II
North Seventh atrea,, ST. Louis, no. Nan
two stamps for treatise, Ours glaraat9 {
or money refunded. aLdHw-ly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

A sure, ssfs snd prompt female regulator Is
In great demand snoRg married. and s'nsle
ladiss, ya strange 10 soy, SAlJ sss has ever
bsen Altered ana nsi is ansiiss Female Bit
tiers. 1t rs,tsres AID regulates oil Irregular
monthly uterine ao.ies, cures fesssl9 weak
nessss ard eSeessss, rsmsvos usna'arnl OBJ
strueilons, adds iron to he blsod, ssrOnG'bens
and baudi ~ ale whels eye ,op, aAd cures tho
n,rvoxs and hy sesriesi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

ing the death Of their leader BY tho con,,i.
IaI OF terrible ouirsges in Caihuaha, Mckee
Not less than twenty or thirty men. womer
and children sava fallen victims to IA,
cruelty OF tho savsges, their bodies heinz
terribly mu'iiated after death.
Ri El3ridRa, Sepcgsmbian gentleman
't"Io hog in Washington county : few day.
igo, snd bSing caught hsgrsut deletu By a
tar'y Of squirrel hunters, he was arrested.
shortly afterwards he saw ! good chance 10
run and did So bot rs ne wont Of ono VI tho
hunters psppsrsd Eli With squirrel SHOT, bat
t enIy made him run the faster
Mr.. 4. Smith liv.s at Richmond, Fort
| Send county. hs says ho is middle apsd
aad sober and wants 10 marry In fsct, tho
matrimonial f0Y.r Is SO strong upon him
that he has advertised for vito, asd wensa
lady hsr.olf middle-Agcd; q widov or
maiden, and doubtless, desire, that she bo
tosar, too, as he is. Ysrbum sapienibus
aatig.
\ stage coach was stopped and
robbed AOou. three rsiica from Bro Wpwoed
Tuesday night. Two robbers did the work,
aad sftsr getting shout $3.50 from the pas
.ong"rs thOy ripped opea the nail bags tax
ing about 500 from tho way pouches and
quito an amount, j. was thought, FROM the
through sack.
a young msH named Mussott from Turn-
ersvills, Coryell county, who had been to
Waco, cam' to have been stopped and
robbed No d,y night by two masked high
wsymsn, OF 500 he was very drunk and
doubts are entertained in Wsco OF the truth
Of bio stAtSment. Ii lie has any regsri for
bis good name no ought not to muss it up
with unreliable tales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
A Ha,ye-toa Eaasrrriss.

For m.sy year, Miles Stricflaad, oC tho
Island Cty, has very dcssrVelly held the
reputation Of having one Of TIC mos. COM
plete blank book manufacturing and bind
ing establishment, in tss south. Hn has
spared no expense Of securing tho very --latest
Improvements ia his line Il ia for this
reason that he can turn out work AS good Us
anywhere to be found at the very loves.
figures. NuaborlcSs Testimonials verify
these facts. Give hiu trial.
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Anniher rnn,lislntc.

BY q large majority the people of The
United STATES haze declared their Gi.n in
Kidney-Wor! az remedy for oil the diseases
OF the kidney ana livsr, some, however, have
dislikcd inc trouble OF preparing i. from the
dry form. For such new candidate appears
in tho shape Of Kidney. Wo-t ia liquid form,
Il is very concentrated, 70 ..'' taken and ID
equally etllcielt as the a,,. 'ry iL-Loui8-
villa Post
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
NnrG.

To oil who orc suffering from tbe erCor
and indiscrstluns OF youth nervous weS,.-
GeH, carly decay, LOGS Of na9hooa, e.cg !
viii send recipe that viii cure goa ireo O..
charge. This groat remedy WIS Discovered
BIZ q missionary in South Am9rica, send 2
laf-al6ressol envelope 70 the Roy. Joseph
z, Inm3D, Station D, Now York city.
n28d&wly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

Go to A. J. Brooks saloon. southeast
corner Of Main and Ervsy streets, for a
drink Of pure, unodultera,ed liquora, vines
or fresh icc-cold Anh,user beer. Thi, is a
private, quiet place, whore one can spsad an
hour pleasantly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
GOOD nEv!a!
yAe Dystcr King

OF Dslne has Just received ono hundred
barge turkey gcbblers. Weighing from twelve
20 fifteen pounds, which he oders to tho cili.
zAns of Dalln for thanksgiving dinnors, az
81 rs apiece, which Is cheaper than 0oef.
Lave on hand the finest fish a1d oysters.
n. NJ. SANDERS,
Proprietor Of tho Fulton Market.
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manhood Restored -.

A victim OF carly imprudtncO, causing
nervous dtSiihy, prsms.urs decay, s'c., nav
inn tried in vainsy0ry known remtdy, b.. iii.
covered y simple mean. OF selt-cus, which nc
will send free to his fellow sufferers. Ad-
dross j. II. Reeves, as Chatham street, New
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

nor the speedy suts Of spermsIorrhea, Sex
uAl De1lllsl ssd Iapsisaey, NEST dtugg Its
bavs ths @elcisu4. We wiAN 80 atop tails
curse OF .sr ciriliBaHsH. Addrsss, 81. Louis
Curative IH,Ntats, s.. chAr.os:'L, between
9th and It'll, IS. Louis, Ne.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

We afa new prepared 10 supply ro ira @
with tho Celebrated Francis Whitaker Star
Ham, canvo"ed and uoanyasstd, ana we
caution hn9'rsioaec thgt'Jl nalna tboy buy
have he STAR burn onlho skin orcaeh hpu
iilheg want 20 enjoy good living. Wtolcsaled
by &cGNElS q KgACa.
CO9Nl7-IOS MEACHAST5,
iaj Ehu sEeu, Dallas.