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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-03
GALVESTON.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.

correspondence OF the deralu.
GALVESTON, August /, 1850.
The action of the fourth ward Hancock
club last night, pedgng themselves BY all lie.
climate means to accomplish the defeat Of
Seth Shepard for congress, has been bomb
shell in the camp of the Democracy, and is
generally deplored by the ring politicians,
who wear the brass collar of the party. The
action of the club demonstrates one thing,
and that is, that there is very large ele-
ment in the Democratic party in this city
which will not support Mr.. Seth Shepard for
any position. Yesterday fight occurred
between John Bell, of the London
varieties, and the driver of a beer
wagon. The driver got badly used up.
Another fight was arranged, to take place
last night, between two of Galvestons bloods,
one of then lawyer, but after considerable
buster and round or two, in which one
acted as if he was afraid and the other dare
not, the fight was postponed until Monday
night. - 4 meeting Of the stock
holders of the Galveston & Carmarqo
International railroad company will be held
in this city next Monday for the purpose of
taking vote to Increase the stock to $4,000
900 and amend the charter so rs to include
the counties of Harris, Duval and Wharton
in the route of the road, and for the trans
action Of such other business as may come be-
fore the m citing. Considerable merrimont
was occasioned yesterday by the appearance
upon Market street Of tall, ungainly. slab.
sided hoosier, who bore upon his back ban
ner with the strange device, "Dr. Tanner"
The matrimonials like local dots, for the
past week, have been exceedingly dull.
Only four unfortunates, rashly unfortunate,
committed matrimony, while eight wrapped
the drapery of the couch around them and
laid down to their final sleep.-A blood"
who attempted to play pranks with the
variety girls who we're indulging in bath at
the foot of Center street, last Thursday, ran
against the sturdy ifs, of the bath house attend
ant and now carries his head in sling Served
him right:-The distractions at the mouth
of the Trinity river will be completely re-
moved In few dsys-Judge r. G. Bown-
ing, Of New York, who has been seeking
health and recreation at Sam Lake, arrived
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TERRELL,
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
TEaRE;L l., July 81. 1850.
The Greenbsck convention assembled here
to-day with full attendance Of delegates
but failed to do any particular business, ex-
eept to appoint chairman, secretary and
treasurer, respectfully as follows; W. w.
Jackson, NJ. Morrow and D. S. Porter.
Wesley Spikes was recommended as can
ddste to the district convention for repre-
sentative. The convention then adjourned to
meet in Kaufman on the Dist of August, to
nominate county officers.-The event of
to-day was street discussion between Sam
Porter, the shining light of the Greenback
party, and Mr.. Thurston, a young attorney
recently from NJ iine'---C onsiderable wheat
is being marketed at fair prices, 80 cents
per bushel and upward, There is consid-
cradle whooping cough in the city and it has
been very fatal in several instances among
children.
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Continued on Seventh page.
Debt Statement

Washington, D. c., Aug. 2.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows the decrease
Of the public debt during July to be $751;
6O5,941; cash in. treasury, SS,9S8,9O4, O52;
gold certificates, 7,s84,6OO; silver certificates,
Sl2,6S9, 200; certificates of deposit outstand.
ing, S346, 6S1,016; fractional currency out.
standing, S720,571,097; refunding certificates
outstanding, S1,167,35O; debt less cash in
treasury, 81, 936, 596,24l SO.
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DENTON.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence of the Herald
DENTON, July 81, 1850.
The Democratic county convention was
held here to-day, for the election of delegates
to the state convention to be held at Dallas
The convention by vote of IL to 81, endors.
ed the administration of Governor Roberts,
by electing eighty delegates to the state con.
vention, with instruction to vote for him.
We have been having fine rains, for the
past week, which insures the largest cotton
crop this county has ever had.
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Notice Sale of Stock

r WILL sell to the highest bidder, on Tues.
l. day, Aug, 8, at 2 O'Clock p. IN, the follow
ing described property
l Black SOW, marked smooth crop of left and
over-bit In right ear.
Black gifts, smooth crop or left ear.
3 Shoats, crop of left and swallow-foik In the
right ear.
Black COW shoats, no marks
Black sows, underslope in right ear.
! White boar shoat, no mark.
l Black SOW shoat, crop of LETT and split in
right ear.
Black sow, right ear torn of
Black jennett, branded with mule shoe, on
eft shoulder.
w. F. MORTON, Marshal.
July q, 1880.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SIENNA
STANTON Va.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN,. n

1NHE institution continues t0pcreos. -
J. perity from year to year. offar,e s, ny
advantages In location. Inih h.idindI
grounds; In its general appoibhedfs andt
tary arrangements; Its full rs OF sn,H
and experienced teachers; iiinsurpassh-
yantages in music, modern laIsges, eIocjn,
fine arts, physical culture aDlstruction the
theory and practice of cooks the slIcjsfnl
efforts made to secure healtpm(ort an nap
piness; Its opposition toltravaganr "
standard of solid SCHOLARSHIP For full nrtic'
lars, apply TO the principal CATALOGUES
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PROVERBS.

= mo one can be sick when the stomach
Y blood, liver and kidney are healthy, anC
3 Hop Bitters keep them So"
4 The greatest nourishing tonic,
= strengthened and curative on rtn.-Hol
Btters."
= at is impossible to remain long sick OF
Il out Of health, where Hop Bltters are used,
"Why do Hop Bltters cure so much ?''I
81" Because they give good digestion, rich
3.blood, and healthy action ofall the organs.
II "No matter what your Il elings or all
Mment is, Hop Bitters Will do you good"
n "Remember, Hop Bitters never does
Gharm, but good, always and continually. n
IA "Purify the blood. cleanse the stomach
Hand sweeien the breath with Hop Bitters. II
81 "Quiet nerves and baImy sleep in Hop|
&Bitters"
"a ono health with inactive liver and uri-F
Enary organ without Hop Bitlers.'
HHop Cough Cure and Pain Relief /
81 For sale by all druggists.
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ROANOKE COLLEG salem J.

rwESrY-EIGHru SESSION rs = ON
Classical, Scientific, Eye Hs.. Cii Oh
tory Courses. Library, ! rs above ses
mate unsurpassed ltowgnsions. Ehtfe
leveD Churches Of 1--WE eis to 1920 in.
expenses for l0months, feel, lights and
Guiding college fees, teen States. 1ata-
washing). Students frRErARY OF FAC
logues FREE. Addra
uIiTY
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Resigned.

New York, Aug. 2.-General James B.
Mcbride, of Virginia, to-day resigned his
position as national secretary of the United
States Labor league, and his resignation has
been accepted.
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New Hope lodge No. r., U. B. F., met
pursuant to adjournment las. night, at their
hall, and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: J. E. Brooks, NJ. w.
NJ; Il. Marshall, d. NJ; j. P. Elliott, Sec.;
j. P. Price, S. NJ; II. Robertson, o. s.; R.
Patterson, Treas, Il. Wilson, F. Trust; j..
Moore, chaplain; }. Fowler, pilot. The off,
GERS will be installed August 25th at Windsor
park.
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Wesleyan FEMALE Institute,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

Opens us 3lst Session September Goth, 1850
Among the first Schools for Young ladies' IN IN
United states. Climate unsurpas sed. SuI
roundings beautiful. Pupils from Seyentes
states, Among the lowest Terms In the Unlo
IERMs - Board, Washing, Lights, Engli
course, Latin, French, for each half Of
Very low. For Catalogue. add,
rev. "M. a. Hanni1, AZ u, effesiJan
staunton, YIra,
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last night, en- route home. There is in this
port, awaiting cargo, one steamship, three
barks, one brig and four schooners.
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TENNESSEE,
UNIVERSITY -
Tennessee

An0xVflie, md in arts, speciai
Full courses in sclchanics,, engine erlng,
courses in agricultmercial business anu
applied chemistryhers. Military arla.
normal course fdon, sN 5,for nan yeatf s
Expenses, includi to $40 month. SIaao
in advance. Bqempt from tuition, , nc
and normal studbortation on appiic"!Pio on
duced or Tree hber I'd. Address, hef'
Session opens President.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEiGABoRs,

Real Estate Boom in Tyler-PrOceed-
ings of Galveston Board OF Health
Proceedings of Several County
Democratic Conventions.
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Ask your grocer for Dozier- Weyl Cracker
company's goods. You will like them.
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Mems. Youths and ROys's Summer
Clothing at CCat &. NJ. Kahn d. Co,
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THORN & HUNKINS.

Largest dealers west of New York CITY and onlv
house in St. Louis making specially Of these
goods, Pllce List sent on application. ''
- General ofAce, 800 and 81 Twelfth st,
rranch Office, 203 n Main st. Warehouse
Iayon Avenue and Railroad track. Capacity
10, 900 barrels p"0''' '
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Go to Thompson Bros. for New Braunfels
cassimeros
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Or any ofabove parties, Boonyille,
HAMILTON FEMALE C0ILEG'

eiS hOcker NOliege, Lexington
kentucky.
Well selected course of study. Hpecial aenart-
ments ioral the ornamental brenches. Faculty
large, able aud experienced. Extensive grounds
Tor Tor recreation. Excellent buildings, i6Osss feet,
iou5Istories, containing 1876 apartments. Com
moulous chapel nice recitation, Ornamental.
pay ana bath rooms. Warmed by steam and
lighted with gas. Only two young ladies' occapy
room. Cost of improvements over SlOS, 90.
nharges as low as any school offering quail adj
accompany the students from Texas to KEN
tncky and return. Session begins September
10, 1850; For terms, catalogues, and further
particulars, address
Ut, PATTERSON pros,do,.
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SALE REGISTER.

Henry A. and Israel Boiler, executors
Of John II. Boiler, deceased, will sell at
Public Sale at the late residence of said
deceased in Gracellam on Saturday Nov.
18th, all the personal property of said de.
ceased, consi sting in part Of milk COW,
. fat hogs, lot Of, hay aud straw and house
hold furniture. They will also offer the
house and lot in Graceham, . lot Of At
acres, near that town and mountain lot
sf8 acres.
Sophia OFT, administrative Of Eli OFT
deceased will sell ~ the late residence Of
said deceased, on "Wednesday Nov. 10, all
the personal property Of said deceased
consisting in part Of, three milk cows, !
sow and pigs, II sho,es, 10 tons of hay, -
barrels of corn and large lot Of household
furniture.
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TAXPAYERS
NOTICE..

rI>HE COLLECTOR will visit the follow.
l ing places in the county for the accom-.
mediation of Tax Payers and hope that
nifty to pay up:
Sahilhsvillc, at Stems Hotel, Wednesday,
November Bird.
MccIanicstown, ut Gilbert House, Thurs
day November 4th.
IEmmittsburg, ut the Emmitt House, on
Friday and Saturday, November 9Th and
9th.
Middletown. at II X. Young's Hotel, on
! Monday, November Sth.
Wolfsvllc, ut J. w. IIoovcr's store, Tues.
day November 9th.
Mycr,vi'lc, at Upton Bnhrman's Store,
Wednesday November 10Th.
Burki,svillc. at Casper Pfritfcr's Store,
. Thursday, November, llth.
Oak Orchard, at Franklins Store, on
/ Monday November 18th
townsville, at Hartsock's Store Tuesday,
! November 10th.
Liberty, ut Munshowcr's Hotel Wednesday
/ November 18th.
| Tax.Pnycrs, look to your interests and
meet the Collector, the trip being cxpcn-
sivc and intended for your benefit and &C.
commodniOn.
tE Don't neglect the chance to enable
the Collector to meet promptly the inlebt.
edness Of the county.
DANIEL II. ROUTZAHN.
oct 1885,. Collector
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EQg;VTY' NsE'77.igs.
JottingS from our Exchanges.

On Monday of last week, while watch
ing the parade in Baltimore, Dr. Samuel
Swope, Of Tancytown, had a valuable gold
watch extracted from his pocket By one
of the light fingered gentry" The watch
was priced us IL relic, and was very old
BIpner
Mnl"ral fevcrs have been quite preve.
lent in some sections of this country, priL
cipaly in that portion bordering the Poto.
mac river Erchungs.
MUSICAL TREAT Fon ALL.--Tm ~ ncrs
of music will have in store a rare .real
during our great Fair, rs all the bands il,
the county have been invited and are tx
pected to attend besides others from dis
tancc Something rich rare and racv 49,
fitI.ph.
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DIED.

AT Crcagtrstown on Saturday Oct card,
Anna Mary, daughter of Wm. Staup,
aged y mos and rs days
At Fanklnvie. ON Monday Oct 2jth,
Mary. daughter OF Daniel Eigcnbrodc,
aged , months.
On the 23 instant in W0OdsborO', nj the
residence Of her sou, John McAllistcr,
Mrs. Agnes McAlli>tcr. aged Is years, 0
months and 10 days
On the 9Th instant. suddenly, nj his resi-.
drnce, near Dayton, Ohio. Peter Englc,
formerly Of Creagerstown. In this Coun
T., aged - years. II months and Is days.
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PUBLIC SALE.

V1NHE UNDERSIGNED, executors Of John
l. X. Boiler, deceased. will sell at Public
Sale, at the residence Of said deceased in
Graceham on Saturday Nov. 18th at II
o'clock NJ, the personal effects of said de.
ceased, consisting in part of:
One COW, two fat hogs. Lot of Hay and
straw, Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Chairs,
Wardrobe and other household furniture.
Terms of saie-Cash on ell sums of or un.
der five dollars On all sums over five
dollars q credit of six months with inter.
est, purchasers to give note with security
to be approved by the executors.
! Also at same time and place, they will
offer for sale
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Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the
IN Judges of Election, and to the Voters
of Frederick county, that an Election will
be held at the usual places ofholding Elcr.
Frederick county,
On Tuesday, Noreoabcr End, 1880.
between the hours Of O'Clock, n M. and
6 O'Clock, p. m, for Eight Electors Of Pres
idcnt and Vice President Of the United
States, and for one member of the lIou t.
Of Representatives of the United States for
the Sixth Congressional District of Mary
land j, s. B HARTSOCk,
Step. 80 st. Sheriff Of Frederick county
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ONE HOUSE AND LOT,

situated in Graccham. The house is log
building weather boarded, containing six
rooms. There is a stable and other out.
buildings, clt ice fruit and u well of water
ON the property. They will also offer Il
LOT Of Ground containing A. acres
adjoining the town, and Mountain
Lot. containing 3 acres, adjoining the
lands of Jno ROuzer and Jacob Idle
Terms Of salc--Onc,t third cash upon day
of sale or ratification thcrcofby the court;
the balance In two equal annual payments,
in one and two years bearing interest. the
purchasers to give notes with security to be
approved hy the executors.
! HENRY 4. BOILER E,.o,,o,.
ISRAEL BOILER '''o'''
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MAR RTE ..

On the 2lst instant, at the brides home
near Mechsnicstown, by the Rev. III Wis,
slcr Mr. Cha. NJ. Gall to Miss Mary J.
Warcnicltz, both of tins county.
On Thursday morning October 2sth. in
the Iutlncra" Church by the Rev. w c
Wire. Mr. J II Freeze to Mia Clara Par.
rish, both Of this town.
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Executors Notice.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the sub
IN scribers have obtained letters tesla
mentary upon the estate Of
John Il. Boiler,

ate OF Frederick county deceased. AL
persons having claims against said dcccas
cd are hereby warned to exhibit the sam'
with vouchers thereof, legally authentica
ted, to the subscribers, on or before May
1881, or they may otherwise, by law be ex
clu,lcl from all benefits of SAID estate
Those indebted to the deceased are desired
to make immediate payment.
HENRY \. BOILER r1oc,tors
ISRAEL BOILER ANo0o'o''
Oct. ID At
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Notice to Trespasse1rS.

1INhc undersigned hereby forcwarus cy.
i cry boiy from trespassing upon their
lands, for the purpose Of hunting bixss,
rabbits or other game or for any ostsF psst-
pose. Any person so trcspasslnx will r.
dealt with according to law without reEsstt
10 persons.
JOS. F. MOSER,
WILLIAM l.. FlROR.
WARNER r. GRIMES,
JOSEPH WHITE,
HENRY HENDRICKS,
JOHN II. ROUZER,
JOHN GILBERT.
oct. 2t.3t
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JoraI Wens.

II
Coats and Gents
Over Coats! just re-
ceiyed another lot :!
Cheap, at G. H. john
sons
Octet 2t
See Estr.y notice in another column.
There is talk ofclec,ing Il gymnasium in
town.
Frederick City's Indebtedness is $500
800
There will b. 800 votes cast here on
Tuesday next.
Epizooty is here. 1t is very general but
not severe.
Women always give molc than they
,rou;s.. mon loss
.,,,;o,s ;,..,;,,,.s v,ur
.c,:.
,o .,, l.
NJ gu
"'''' 0N'''
Scsoui centennial Of Baltimore express.
.. rally would read "Bal,i morc, g
"'' """'' ~
A''E ~ "''S' PioP"'e W ''''''
.'.- ''"s VIII '''''" "'' "''''
..' -
.i'' r'''' 'e''e'''e " WV "'"'
'.''' " morning ''S'' VIC
"4o. ..' "' ~ '''''
No. i Gays nave oe'''
H"', - ''''''t' ! '"S' lc' ~ '''''"". W
"~ '' "r". ''. or SP'''.' HIS '"'''"
,.ai,c@. vs. stern winter is coming,
""' ~. "a mule II II 's, Tor INC part
.@" '"'s way appears 10 W '"e Jus
.'' - "h'
Ali the pretty girls in the county arc
now engaged pressing autumn leaves.
Who would not hc a leaf? (E1)
We would lief rs not.
Vote once. Vote with both elbow free
Vote your sentiments. If you have any, II
not. vote anyhow and trust to luck. Vote
early and so home.
HyuENIAI.-J. Harry Freeze and Miss
Clara Parrish were united III the h"y
bonds this morning at O'Clock ana ici'
By the $50 n. m, train on wedding Trip
4 II Grn,lcr who for the past two
wears has filled the position of agent ut the
function Of tie w. NJ. 4 +. X. Is for the
pas, two years, has resigned.
A SUNDAY school sermon will be
nr.achc1 next Sunday nj 3 O'clock p. II ,
in the United Brethren church by tho pas
tor, Preaching also ut night. The public
are cordially invited.
When lw, men make bet of $40, each
nu,,o, nm that amount, how much does
the loser lose and how much the winner
wi, and WIN, is the advantage the winner
has over the loser. $40, or SEQ?
REruRSsD.-Iohn Pcddicord and bride
who left on Monday OF last week for Pitts
burg Pa, returned ON Saturday evening
John REPORTS work Source and living high
in IN. Smoky City.
u.rv,.,.,,,-Cbsr,c. san Of Heary
on 49,, uou1 ,,,nos, d,nch,cr of
,,., ,rc,,. o-o ,,orr;oJ -, the
residence of the brides parents, on Thurs
day Of last week. We offer our congratu-
ls,ions.
Moysrrn prypKts-.John Wolf, rcsrd
inv in tho southern suburbs of OwlSwamp
crnycd ,um,kin weighing 100 lbs. He
=. also =. n,ster nossum hnnter his best
,,,,,, on,, nm ,iyh, heino ak of tie byr-
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NctU advertisement
TO Whom IL may Concern.

The party who is in the habit of writing
obscene language about the premises Of
Pine Grove School No. |, Election District
No Is, and who is guilty Of various other
low misdemcanors on said premises, is
known to us; and we hereby give notice,
tina. if said party docs not dcsi>, in Mis-
nctu'ous business. we will prosecute him
to the utmost extent of the law.
ID C. WELLER, Teacher.
JOHN W PAYNE, J
A 5 ZENTZ, TRUSTEES
SIMON I.OIlR,
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.EIss,Es2.SV. NSp,2 zG'EI.

State of Maryland Frederick County
to wit.
I Hereby certify That Jeremiah Flohr of
| Frederick County, made oath before
me the subscriber. one o: the Justices Of
the Peace. in and for saiG COUNTY Ibis Goth
day of October 1880. that Il-fcr rs
stray came upon his enclosures on thc21th
Of September has, Head and Shoulders
arc red from shoulders back spotted, las
Short horns.
Sworn before
FREDERICK WHITE. J. p.
The owner OF he above described heller
is requested to prove property pay char
yes and take her away.
IEREMI FlO!IR.
&c, ~ I; Residing near Mcchsncs'oNn
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ELI OFT,

late Of Frederick county deceased.
All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with vouchers there.
o., legally authenticated to the SUBJ
scriber, CD or before April 10, 1881,
or they may otherwise, by law, be ex.
cluded from oil benefits of said es.
tate. Those indebted to the deceased
are desired to make immediate pay.
ment.
SOPHIA OFT.
Oct. ! 4 t. Administrative.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

M office is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of Frederick County.
letters Of administration upon tn .
Estate of
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guarantee to serve the finest ovs
ters and give you larger plates thar
any other house in Western May.
land. Oysters in every style at
Is Cents Per Plate.
Call and see me, as | know that
can please you. Don't forget the
place-in the basement Of the Bent7
building.
Familie. supplied with choice oys.
ters by the pint, quart or gallon, de
liyered to any part Of the city free Of
charge.
Shell oysters A Speciality.
va Remember, hot fried oyster
with every drink.
Oct7 6m. CHAS. Z. HALLER.