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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-25
A COLD PRISON.
How the Prisoners Keep Warm
Mrs LIENS Case.

Yesterday the county commissioners court
met for the purpose of transacting regu-
lar business, and this cold weather should
have suggested to that body the necessity of
looking after the comfort of the prisoners
confined in the county jail. There are fire.
places in the lower cells, in which fires are
built, but the wind whistles uuinterruptedly
thr ugh the openings OF the iron bars. The
upper cells can be heated only by means of
stoves. The prisoners wrap up in
their blankets and tske the weather
as best they cen. There are
seAeral female prisoners, two of whom are
coleofed, crowded into thin
boarded clubhouse in the yard.
Mrs. lien, an insane white woman who has
seen better daysis kept there for safe keep
ing. Judge Burke OF the county court has
made several efforts 70 got her into the asy.
lum at Austin, but the only response he re.
ceives is that ther is not loom for her, and
hence her incarcc g loo in the Jail. Though
she is insane she by no means violent, and
there is no room or her in tue bouse occu-
pie1 by the 9th females, even should she
consent to cc.i2y it With them. During lhe
cold sp Il she has occupied little cuddy
hole between the two upper cells which is
scarcely wide enough for Der TO lie down Et
full length In this place, without spark
of Rre, and with only worn
calico dress and two old blankets
TO cover her, Mrs. lien had spent the cold
nights and days curlea up in her vain efforts
to keep warm. d.. Bein, the Jewish Rabbi,
hearing of her condition, visited her and
noted her surroundings, which he character
lied as Shame upon Dallas county and q
disgrace to our civilization" Feeling fo
the wretched woman, whose life has indeed
been ono of sorrow, caused by the inhu-
man treatment Of q brutal husband, he has
made arrangements with lady living near
to furnish her dinner each day at his own
expense. Mrs. iey. Sanger, on hearing the
facts, sont tue unfortunate woman some Cloth
ing and blankets Iu this connection it's but
right and proper 70 state that Sheriff Jones
and Jsiler Graham and the guards do all
they can to make the prisoners comfortable,
but they can only use what means they have,
| and this is where the trouble is, they have
none. The county commissioners court can,
at very little expense, have shutters placed
on the Jail windows, and a house Should be
secured for such persons rs Mrs. lien.
Captain Moon has an eating house in the
yard, which he built while sheriff, and
which he has offered TO sell 10 the county,
aud it would require but little fixing
up to make the hou'e answer
eve y purpose for sleeping apartments The
grand jury, which adjourned cny few
days ago, saw fit to call especa attention in
their report to the condition of Mrs. lien.
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/. H. Andrews, Sherman, sells the II. Boo
LOCAL JOTTIN GS.

Repairs for Atlas Engine csn be had OF
Q. S. Mitchell s. Co.
Go to Leon Kshn's all the time to pur-
hase your boots, shoes and hats.
Something new at the and 10c store
wo doors west Of the postofflce.
Old Judge Smoking Tobacco at Trinity
Jigsr Factory, $40 Main street.
FOR a nice fitting shirt, have it made to
ydsr at Clsncy's, 700 Main street, up stairs.
Birmingham & FELTON, are manufacture
ing hominy grits .and graham -four. Mile
No. 226 Paterson avenue.
The only place 10 get fresh Havana
cigar is at the Trinity Cigar Factory, $40
Main street.
Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
,ver twenty-five competitors at st. Louis
Fair, 1879.
--Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. See certificates of same in adver-
hsment in another column.
Have your drawers made to order at
lsncey's, double lined in the seat and war
ated not to rip or break.
Strangers from tho adjacent cities and
ounhy visiting Dallas, should 60 to the 8
md Toe store, two doors west ofthe postofice
nd see the bargains in everything.
Who is she? Appointment lady patron
of the stage, known to be wealthy, is said to
have it in her brain TO advise everyone with
whom she converses to use "Rve and Rock"
as beverage, or as tonic, or a cure for
many of the diseases that flesh heir to-"
be it cold, cough, asthma, brocnitis, or the
consumption. She always adds, however, be
sure to get Van Bells "Rock and Rye" with
his signature on the label, as all Others are
limitations. The question is, docs she receive
commission, or is she public benefactor!
Who is she?
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The Poor Farm

1t is universally acknowledged that one of
the wisest steps tfo county commissioners
court ever took, wss the establishing OF the
county poor farm. AT arst thers was CON-
siderable opposition to it, ana croskers pre-
dicted that it would pa ovea burden to the
county, yet despite their prophecies it has
prospered, and instead of being tx upon
the county, it is self-austainiDg and has
proven saving Fines imposed on persons
without means before its existence, were lolled
out in the Jail at heavy expense to the county,
but now they are worked out on the farm,
and splendid crops sro the results. The
prisoner cultivates and raises his own food,
while there is an abundance lef. to sell, the
proceeds of which 60 TO keep up the farm.
AT present there are on the farm fourteen
working prisoners and thirty-six paupers.
DR.. Simms, the superintendent, has managed
affairs in skillful manner, and takes great
interest in its success, giving everything about
the promises his personal supervision. The
farm is credit to the county, and a decided
success,
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CITY DOTS

Go to Connor's drug store for mineral
water
Boys Kip Boots at 81 per pair, at
Sangers.
Highest prices paid for game of all kind at
Jsrretts.
Fine selection of fruit and ornamental
trees for sale opposite post-oflice.
L. Myers Conner keeps the finest fancy
goods in the city.
Little neck clans and clam chowder, at
Joseph Menczer's,
Shone has complete sets of standard
works at bedrock prices.
Goldfish and mackerel, salmon and hsibut,
of fine quality, at Joseph Mencaer's.
New line Of cheap literature at Mason &
Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
Preserves, jellies sauces and pickles, of the
fines. brands, ut Joseph Menczer's
Holiday goods at Shone's, sos Main street.
See advertisement.
Nothing but select drugs and chemicals at
Corno!'s drug store.
Caviar, coles, trufles and other imported
canned goods, in great valiety, at Joseph
Menczer's.
Mems Kip Boots, warranted full stock, at
81 80 per pair, at Sangers
l. y. L. cotton marking brushes at Ma
son & Erb's, 7l2 Main street
Mason &c Erb will have complete stock
of holiday goods. Don't forget it.
Have your medicine prepared at Connor's,
by skillful pharmacists.
Peach butter, apple butter and mince meat
at Joseph Menczer's.
Dickens complete works in fourteen vol
umes, elegantly bound, at w. j. Shone's.
Price $40.
New York cream cheese, Swiss and sap
sage and other imported cheese, at j oseph
Menczer's.
Seidenborg's fue brands of cigars aud the
6nest cigarettes and smoking tobbaccos of
ieat variety, at Joseph Menczer's
Just received, new line of young mems
nobby Stiff 4 S.etson's pocket hats, at Leon
Kahn's. 604 Elm.
Globe mills pure spices and daily fresh
roasted collees, of the finest flavor and
quality, at Joseph Menczer's.
lndelible ink with glass pen, portmonaies,
pocket knives, albums all new styles, at Ma
son & Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
You will find anything good and nice in the
eating line at low prices, at Joseph Meme.
zer's-Timothy x:16.
II you would win women wear diamonds.
Henry COIN, poet pawnbroker of Dallas,
has a fine selection of diamonds, at 70S Main
street.
Protestant and Catholic prayer books,
beautiful family bibles, and an elegant as,
sortment of writing desks at Mason Y Erb's,
| i12 Main street.
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40 the Public.

l. Special attention it called to the side
walk ordinance recently passed by the city
council and notice given that il would be
strictly enforced. All steps, awning or other
posts and inequalities in heighth interfering
with their use. ARE distractions. The neces.
sary grades will be given by the city engin-
Ger, and must in all cases be observed.
2. Attention is called to the ordinance pro-
hbiting the erection of buildings and fences
without the consent of the city engineer. L.
object is to hive them situated at the proper
place and on the grade required.
3. All petitions and verbal and written
complaints can be presented at the mayors
office each morning on the adjournment OF
mis- court, and will be referred 10 the proper
officer for attention.
JOHN j. Coon, Mayor.
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A deputy sheriff of Palo Pinto, who was
in the city yesterday. visited the Jail and re-
cogni2ed Henry Beverly, the wounded rob-
Der, as a party who is wanted in that county
to answer to the charge oftbe theft of horses.
Duing the past year Beverly has spent but
very little or his lime at his home near Piano,
but has been for the most part out west. A
number of horses have been stolen around
Plano, snd 1t is believed that Beverly has
ceen the leader of a gang of horse thieves
and Others are of the opinion that he and
CnIley, who was killed, we're members of
he band of road agents who have been op.
Grating for the past SIX weeks about Waco.
The rec, sary papers will be forwarded at
once from Palo Pinto for his arrest.
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OVER THE CITY.

There are forty-one prisoners in thecounty
Jail.
The street cars drive a good business this
muddy weather.
On account of the bad weather the races
are postponed.
Nickel sugar unequaled in this country.
l.. +. Hughes, 100 Elm street.
To-day is Thanksgiving day and services
will be held at the various churches.
The Texas s. Pacific west bound train was
reported four hours late last night.
Lilly Lynn, soiled dove, was fined So
and cost in the mayors court yesterday, for
vagranoy.
Finest selection of fruit and ornamental
trees, shrubs, etc, ever brought to this city.
Call and SEQ me, opposite pest-otiice.
Smoked salmon and hslibut, Holland her
ring in kegs, dried herring and Goldfish in five
pound boxes, just received from New York.
J.. f. Hughes, 100 Elm street.
The latest map of Fort Worth rs made
by the citizens of that place resembles an i'm
mense and finely woven spider web, with
the Fort in the centre. The webs represent
iminaginsry railroads.
Murphy and Briggs arrested few days
since and lodged in Jail, charged with the
theft Of watch, were released yesterday,
there not being sufficient evidence against
them to warrant their retention.
The restaurant of Saccaro and the grocery
of Joe Abozzo were closed yesterday by an
injunction. Saccaro claims the business MS
his own, and Joe Abozzo does the same, and
10 the quarrel both have been closed by the
sheriff.
Deputy Sheriff Ragsdale, of Morris
county, arrived in the city yesterday with an
attached witness to testify for the plaintiff 10
the case of the State. VS.. L. W. Schoaf,
charged with forgery.
Aessrs. Mason Il Erb are expanding into .
superb state of readiness for the Christmas
holidays. They will have at their book an
news depot in the St. George hotel, such a
selected stock Of all manner of things in
their line and collateral to it as has never
been seen in Dallas.
AT Craidock's opera house to. night in the
opera La Favorita, the following is the cast
of characters Leonors, Miss Mathilde Phil
lips; Fernando, Sgnor Ugo Talbo; King
Alfonzo, Signor Tagliapietrs Bslthozzor
Sgnor Ceneri. Signor Talbo makes his first
appearance here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-25

We desire to call the attention of our cIi-
zens to a new stable building, just compile
ted, ut the corner Of Bryan aud Pearl street,
for Mr.. j. Pink Thomas. The building COM
bines stable Tor horses and COVE, wagon and
crrrage rooms, corn CRIB, feed bins, harness
room, and forage loft. For Convenient sr-
raugGment it hiss no equal in the city. The
building is the work OF u r. Miller, csrpen-
ter and builder, 936 Main street whose repu-
tation for work in this city da''l back to the
year 1867, and to whom we con safely refer
our readers for anything they want done in
the building line.
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LADIES.

A lLGEWLE TUMBLE-5OO silks and EN-
broiderel END ties thrown ON our Cheap Count
er at lects worth 40 and 30 cts formerly,
1000 pair button Kid Gloves, all colors, only
80 cts worth 81;
1000 Bla * straw Hats all shapes 35worth 75C.
900 fine Felt hats at 75c. worth Sl.2j.
100 Fine Long nav beaver Hats $50 worth $3.50
Dozen ladies' cloaks at 81 % each.
10 90 " at so "
5 at 90 "
at 10 90 "
A very fine Dollman from SO to $2J,
10000 yds ribbon all colors widths and quail
Ties, A. A. Pellgon g m-lng Sweeping Sales
iii Elm Street
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Passenger Train Ditched.

The south-bound passenger train on the
Texas Central struck broken rail near
Hutchins, yesterday morning, and all the
coaches, including the smoker, Hrst-class
coach and the sleeper, were thrown from the
track. Fortunately no one was hurt, the
passengers sustaining only q severe shaking
up, The morning north bound due here at
800, was delayed nearly five hours waiting
for the ditched train to be replaced on the
track.
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Given Two Years.

In the district court yesterday, Edward
w. Schoaf, on plea of guilty to the charge
of forgery, was given two years in the peni-
tertiary by the jury. Schoaf, who was ar
rested last summer, was at the time working
for the Wheeler g. Wilson Sewing Machine
company, and has been in jail ever since
that time. He sold Mrs. Gage, of this city,
3 sewing machine for $40, which sum
she paid him, and instead of turning the
amount over to Mr.. Thomas Elliott the
manager for the company here, he put the
money in bis pocket and forged nine not,
for So each on Mrs. Gage, signing her name
in delicate hand write. There are two
other indictments for him to asswer. One
Of which charges him with embszzlement,
and still another which charges him with
stealing from his employer Mr.. Elliott, q
gold watch and small sum of money which
were found on his person at the time of bis
arrest.
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Stockholders. Meeting.

OFFICE OF TEXAS Trunk RAILROAD,
DALLAS, TEXAS, Nov. Is, lSS0.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Texas Trunk railroad com
psny, will be holden at the office of the com.
pany, in the city of Dallas, county of Dallas,
state of Texas, ON the l4th day OF December
A. d. 1880, (being the second Tuesday in
December) at II o'clock noon, for the cleo
ton of directors and transaction of such
other business MS may come before it.
Also a meeting of the directors of the
Texas Trunk railroad company will be
holden at the same place and day, at .
o'clock p. m.
ID. A. ROBINSON, w. L. CABELL,
Secretary. Vic President.
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CITY DOTS.

-Business booming at A. A. Parsons
"A good Hat, trimmed In tina latest style at
Pearson's for 50.
-A'nice Jockey Cap the go for young ladies
price 80, 2, 2 so, and 80, at A. A. Parsons.
The leading Millinery House In North
Texas, a. A. Pearsons,7l2 Elm st.
"A nice puff crown Turban Bonnet, two tips'
ornament flower and streamers, only 81, al A.
A. Parsons.
Bakers Caps, this is the late novelty In
millinery for young ladies', at A. A. Parsons
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EpizOOIic.

Use 1XL horse powders and save YOU
valuable horses. Prevents lung fever fu.e,
freely, and is certain remedy for all di!
eases in ident 10 the horse, such as glanden
distemper, founder. coughs, etc. Duringh
epizootic of 1873 these powders were suCce:.
fullyused in every county in southern Texs,
and hundreds Of fine horses saved BY thei
use. Price, 25cts. For sale by Williams;
Tolliver, Dallas, Texas.
r. CoTTER & Co., Houston, Texas;
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FOUND.

Hle handsomest yo ing ladies in Dallas all
buying their crepe leics rushing, embroidery,
valenciennes, brabsnt point torchon and other
laces, corsets, hose, gloves, hair brushes, tooth
brushes mil brushes, hair pins, hair crimp-
ers, face powderers ,perfumery, hand satchels,
hair ribbons, neck ties hats, cloaks, dollmans
and soma other things that we won't tel yon
about from the leading Millinery House, A. A..
Parsons.
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Mrs. Jones, a woman who resides on Cam,
street, met with a painful accident yesterds,
She was inspecting pistol of the largest
size, "bnll dog pattern, when the weapon
was discharged, the ball passing through Ii,
palm of her left hand, nearly sayeIingA
middle finger. The wound produced is ven
painful. DR.. Morton was summoned spj
dressed the wound. 1t may be that the an.
putation Of the finger will be necessary. Hg
hand was badly powder burned.
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Drawing and Painting.

Miss Ina Randell, a recent graduate of the
art department of the Ohio Wesleyan Fe-
male College, 10 in the city, and will while
here teach a class in pencil drawitg, crayon-
ing and painting. A few specimens OF her
work may be seen In the window of Mason
y Erbs' book store. Any who arc interest, a
W his work will please call at tho residence
Of Z. 3; Rsndell. 941 Elm s,racs, 70. any in
FORMATION that may be dsaired. ,sase a1.A
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county commissioner, Court.

The county commissioners. count met
in session yesterday. morning, Judge R.
II. Burk,, presiding. The bonds of ths
county tres alrer and surveyor we're approved
They adjourned to meet on the 10Th of De-
cember for the purpose of considering bids
for county physician, a physician for tho
poor farm, a superintendent for ii, and bids
for medicines aud prescriptions for the coun.
ties poor.
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Prnfnue Phillina

Bob Phillips, an Abyssynian, who allowed
his mouth TO get the best of his good senses
and shoot of the most profane language that
would have put n vetersn tar to shame, was
arrsigned before Justice Price yesterday. He
had uttered them in such loud, vociferous
tones that he was heard for good ways
around, and the states witnesses were so
mum rous that profane Phillips was forced
to csst tho sponge aloft snd bow submissively
to fine Of five dollars and cost.
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w A ge NJ HE'D.

At the stately parental mansion, by one Of
our most eminent Divlnes, a most lovely crea-
ture. She wore whltelong nap Plush and Satin
Bonnet with elegant long ostrich plume, two
fine fligree gold ornaments and white satin
streamers, bordered with hligree gold ribbon,
and it only cost SlOi beautliIl bridal Illusion
vail two yds wide, her tiny digets encas
in SIX button kid gloves, her high instep Gin
derella proportional pedal appandages,in eX-
qusite balb.gans, a handsome lace handket-
chief, due painted white fan dangled ICON one
aide and half scared bridegroom from the
other, her fine English beaver Dolman aud
balance OF her trousseau boughtnom A. A.
Pearson's, the Leading Millinery house In
Texas.
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where the spaniard Comes In.

Each nationality has its points of SUPER
GRITTY in the srts, the sciences or the trades
Make note of the fact that in the know
edo, 8 and use of tobacco for smoking, ih
Spanisrd ('El EspaLol') stands at the head
The cigars, made for the select trade of Id
Ell Espanol smoking parlor, in this city, an
fragrant evidences of the truth of this.
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Personal.

Mrs. Longpocket and two daughters from
Terrell are In the city making their winter
purchases at Parsons.
The charming Misses Goldust from Piano
are in the city buying .wnter supplies from
Parsons
The belle of Ennis Ia in the city to-day shop
at Pearson's.
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GOOD NEWS !
Tho OyNter King

OF Dallas has Just received one hundred
large turkey gcbblers, weighing from twelve
70 fifteen pounds, which Re offers to the citi.
zens of Dallas for thanksgiving dinners, at
ST % apiece, which is cheaper than beef.
Have on hand the finest fish and oysters.
n. M. SANDERS,
Proprietor of the Fulton Market.
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aE 4 So NXE ETENG OF WAL.
LAS LADIES.

solicited to attend the grand Mass Meeting 10
be h /. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day Friday, and saturday OF each week the
balance Of this year at a. 4. Parsons the
Leading Millinary house great slaughter on
prices, and the Secretary will 50 record 1t,
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I'D ED.

Blue, old goli garnet, cardinalscar mouse
subdued moonshine, sunset In Egypt,and many
other new colors of satins, silks, velvets,
plushes, vlth'ostrich plumes and birds to match
st theleading Millinery house, A. A. Pearson's
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When you wish to buy anything in the
line of millinery, patronizs reliable house.
Look for us at 701 Elm street. Anything
bought of us you can rely on as being the
best and latest, New goods constantly COM
ing. Mrs. L. CHESTNUT.
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Six Years in Dallas.

We are encouraged to stay by doing ~
largest business in millinery, cloaks and suitf
Dallas, for which l return thanks to %
friends and customers, and | shall increSI
my stock in every department.
Yours, L. BAUMAN, 706 Elm street
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Special Telegram,

Special to the Herald.
Lancaster, Nov. IS, 1900 and wide awake. -
We will ali be up to Dallas next week to buy
our cloaks hats and other goods from Pearson.
II Is the cheapest place In Dallas
Yours truly, ALL THE LADIES'
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DEAR GEORG 4.

am so happy bought tho beaver DCllman
and Cottage shaped bonnet that you said l
looked tosweet in at Pear5on's; 1t is the cheap
es. place in America for stylish goods.
Your Loving, MATILDA JAM.
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Isidore F,siberg & Co. are positively
aslling out their stock of groceries and IL
quors below cost in order to quit the bust
ness. Do not fail to call at their store at
once If you wish to buy great bargains.
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LRdies' Ready Mnde Suits

The only complete stock of silks, alpaca,
cashmere and wooden suits for children,
misses and ladies, all the leading styles
and colors, ct reduced prices. Go to E.
Bauman's New Bazaar and Ladies' Clothing
store, FOG Elm street.
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DALLAS AND WICHITA RAILROAD
Special Notice.

Commencing on Monday, 22d, the trains
will lsave Dallas at 8 o'clock a. M, and re.
turning will leave Lewisville at 8 O'Clock
p. M. arriving at Dallas at $40 p. m.
ID. X. GROVE, Superintendent.
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Families of Dallas. Take Notice

Delmonico restaurant sells oysters
Medicums, per can, 40c.:
Mobile plants, Soc;
Baltimore Selects u
Per hundred, S100
The only frst.class restaurant in Dallas
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Veseline Cold Cream, Vaseline Camphor
Ice, Vaseline Hair Pomade, Vsselne Pure
Jelly, latest perfumes and immense stock of
toilet goods at the Market drug store, SIG
Main street. Imported drugs a specially.
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LOST.

The yor g lady thst accidentally bought her
hat before she reached Parsons lost m uey
by 1t, as Pearson is selling 1ne millinery
very cLeap.