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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-04

WILL the committee on the inyestiga
ton of the franking privilege abuse re.
port?
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To he ExcIudad

The parties having the getting up of the inaue1-
ration ball have decided TO exclude Washington
journalists anyhow, they have resolved TO issue
no complimentary tckets--NorTiSt0ca Herald
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EnufvnPaT-
The Latest.

"Was that skipper in this cheese - inquired a
heavy buyer of one OF his clerks. at mite have
been" WAS the cquiyocal reply.
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Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers

The Steamer W. ". CORCORAN, r. T.
which has been recently built and furulSllt'i i,,f
BLAKE, CapIain.) is the only boat al!OWt7 80 80 a.
passengers al Mount Vernon Wharf R0Utu LAM.
including admission 10 Mansion and Crouli'N- ,SIL
er leaves Seventh street DAILY tSund-ty rNe9t
at 10 a. m. and returns abOut p m ,,-,.,,-rfT
j. Neil HOLLINGSNOhlI It.,n II
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Assem- ID
L. L. Ella +. Steamer ". W. GOrcoTal-
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"CoULD SHE BE MINE 7u

"Baby blue is reported as a new and fashion
sble color, especially appropriate for fsSiidious
BACHELORS neckties.
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DoN'T all speak at once for the Speaker
ship.
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Sor2Rent-2 2niscellaneolls

Ls0R RENT-0FFICES. SINGLE OR IN SUITES,
Il Federal Block, by PRESBREY & GREEN, 529
Seventh street ia2f-6I
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Is published daily Sundays excepted) by
The National Republican Printing Company
AT 1908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
TERMS:
One copy month 90
address NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
H'dahin0t0R d. {.
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Formulation Of the National CapitaI. 10000.

WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 4, 1881.
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2Sanfeo-- Situations.

"ANTED SITUATION - By A COLORED
w man, Driver; is willing to make himself Use
ful about the house. Address 1872 Seventeenth street
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ITOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
u property forjent JOHN SHERMAN & Co,
fp3-tf ClOud Ruldin9
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.Santco--2 2oonrs.

Wy ANTED by A NAVAL OFFICER AND
w wife-a nicely furnished Room Suite. with
board. Address. stating location and terms, Post
Office Box 6g7, City. fe4SIS
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2Santeo -2Tliscellaneolls.

"ANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS
w to rent Room west Of Tenth street; moderate
rent. Address MICAMEEE- EnnnhIican nfficp. Sf-at
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A NEW STYLE of window is being intro
duced into the latest built residences in
New York. 1t is called the winter win
dow, and projects from the ordinary Win
dow, SO that one may open the inside
sash and look out through the outer win
dow without being exposed to the cold.
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2Sanfe0--Selp.

WANTED a F1RsT-clAss cooK-AT iasI
w PENNSYLVANIA ayeuue fe43t
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rUHE STATE OF TEXAS, County Of Da

TIME STATE OF TEXAS, County Of Dali
l las: Whereas. On the 18th day Of May,
1850, the City National Bank, of Dallas, is.
sued to Georgia Morgan certificate OF de-
post for one hundred dollars, payable to her
or her order; and on the ith day Of June, 1850
issued to said Georgia Morgan certificate OF
deposit for fifty dollars, payable 20 her order;
said certificates being numbered respectively
No. 9557 and No. 2Gll; and,
Whereas, Georgia Morgan represents to said
bank thatthe said certificates havo been accl-
transferred OF endorsed by her, and that she
is now the only person entitled to be paid the
said deposits;
9 Now, therefore, In confederation oi the
premises aforesaid, end OF the payment of the
said sum Of one hundred and tifty collars by
| said bank to said Georgia Morgan:
Know all men by these presents, That we,
Georgia Nor an, "a lrinripal, and hOlliG
Cross and r. A. Mansfield, as suretles ac-
| knowledge ourselves hound TO pay 10 the City
| National Bank, of Dalles, the sum of two
| auy court OF Dallas county, Texas, having
| jurisdiction Ofthe subject matter.
Conditioned Thai If the said Georgia Nor
| gan shall well and truly indemnify aud hold
harmless the said bank against any and all
| claims demands and judgments that shall be
made or recovered against tbs said bank upon
or by reason of the said ce tilcates or either
ofthem, ana shall pay or and discharge any
| judgments, costs and damages that may be re.
covered against said bank by reason ci such
| certificates or either of them, then the said
| bond shall be null and void otherwise II
| shall be in full force and effect.
Witness our hands this-day of January,
| 1881. MOLiIE CROSS
K, a. MANSFIELD.
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a 900 Mortgage.

st. Louis, Feb. mir. L. j. Ports, sttor.
ney of the Missouri Pacific railroad, he's pre-
pared copies of S45,OOO,OO mortgage to be
recorded in the several counties through
which the Missouri, Ks nsas 81 Texas rail
way runs. The mortgage covers the enuca
property of the Missoeri,; Kansas u Texas
provisions for the exchange Of all ths "un-
dellined" bonds, also for what has been the
subject OF newspaper comment, the second
mortgage income bonds. as they are called,
as we'll rs the Others 1t also provides out Of
the S45.OO0,OOO for the extension of the road
through Texas to Laredo, on the Rio Grande
river, with view to n further extension
down through the most practical route to the
city of Mexico. Copies of the mortgage are
required to be recorded in 81 counties Of
Nilsson ii, Kansas and Texas.
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SPECIAL law.


NOTICE Is here by given that after thirty
IN days publication hereof application
will be made to the legislature of Texas for
the passage ola bill amending the city char.
ter, In SUBSTANCES ~ follows:
To repeal sectlons2, 4 and OF am nded
charter, they not complying with law
To amend section III of charter and provide
for building and repairing sidewalks and
furnishing failure by fine.
To amend section 1853 OF charter by chang
ing the manner of selecting board OF apprai ie-
ment ana the number OF said board, 10 act in
eondemniug private property for opening
streets, etc.
To amend section 90 so as to |, crease thep0ll
tax to be used for school purposes and pro.
vide penalty for non-payment
To amend sections G2 and ~ so as 10 increase
the jurisdiction Of the Mayors court and in.
crease Iua1muIn of fine and Imprisonment
under charter and give city Jurisdiction OF
diSorderly houses, etc,
JOHN j. Good, Mayor
DALLAS, January IS, 1881.
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The firm OF Goldsmith, RoSenthal a Co, is
ms day dissolved by mutual consent. Isidor
Goldsmlth receives the assets and assumes
the liabilities Of said firm
ISID0R GOLDSMITH,
NJ. R0SENTlIAL.
DALLAS, Texas, Feb /, 1881
Ihanking the public for their liberal patron
age IN the past, l trust that my successors
may meet with equal favor.
NJ, ROSENTHAL.
Theuudersgned would announce that they
nave Formed co-partnership under the nrm
name OF GOLDSMITH Brothers, in the dry 200 E,
boots, shoeS, etc business, and will succcei
Goldsmith, Rosenthal Il Co., at an Elm auest,
where thsy will be pleased to welcome thar
former patrons and the public.
lSIDOR GOLDSMITH,
NJ GOLDSMITH
Inc undersigned also announces that have
associated myself with MIR. l.. Ruhenstein, of
New York, TO carry on an exclusive wholesale
millinery business in the same building, under
the firm name and style OF Rosenthal & Ruhen-
stein, to which particularly invite the atten-
tion of the trade.
NJ. ROSENTHAL.
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NOTICE

Notice il hereby given TO all parties
concerned that the Anglo-American Land and
Claim Association, a corporation chartered by
the laws of the state of illinois. will apply to
the peXt legislature OF the State Of Texas for
the enactment of The following special law:
An act authorizing the 0-AmericRn
Land and Claim Association 20 purchase, hold
and acquire, and TO sell or otherwise dispose
OF real and personal property in the State OF
Texas.
SECTION |. Be 10 enacted by the legislature
of the State Often
That the nglo-Americsn Land and Claim
Association, a corporation chartered under
the laws of the State of Illinois for the purpose
of locating colonies on land Ia u different
states and territories of the United states, are
hereby authorized and empowered to pur-
chase, hold and qulre and TO sell or other
wise dispose Of real and personal pr perty In
the State of Texas.
Dated ut Dallas, TeXas, this let day of jan
uarY, APP 1881.
JAMES b. SIMPaON,
Attorney for Applicant
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St. Louis, Feb. Some ten miles below
Carondelet, on the Iron Mountain railroad, q
terrible calamity occurred the other night
and arriving at KimmswiCk, the scene of the
disaster, there WAS no need to inquire into
the locality Of the terrible casualty. South
west from the depot in plain view was the
wreck of whst was the Touring mill. A
fringe ofhumanity surrounded the ruins, and
those who we're esrly on the scene were er-
planning TO later corners where the
dead and the injured we're taken out, and how
the flames we're kept from spreading
AT five minutes before o'clock on the
evening of the explosion there was pro-
forged rafting crash which brought people
ont of doors for milo away, wondering
what could have happened. Mr.. T. w. Guy,
one of the justices of Kimmswick, said 10 the
reporter that he was in the station house and
the noise seemed to him Just rs if an engine
had jumped tie track and plunged into the
side of the building. He was one of the first
to reach the mill and organizing a
bucket brigade directed the first Of
forts towards putting out the flames
which appeared in various portions of the
ruins. Afterwards came the work of taking
out the victims of the terrible explosion.
Of the five persons in the mill at the time
three were killed and two badly bruised.
The killed were:
Iohn Schmidt, son of the proprietor, aged
twenty-three years.
Frank Schmidt, son of the proprietor,
aged twenty years.
Charles Baker, boy OF fourteen, son OF
Allen Baker, mechanic of Kimmswick.
The wounded were Frank Schmidt, the
owner of the mill, and the miller, whose
name is Taylor but who was generally
known throughout the village as the Red
Miller
The mill was a thTecOstory structure with
one.story shed on tho west side in which
were the boiler, engine Rnd Ay-wheel, the
main building containing the mill machinery
proper. Evidences of the force Of the ex-
plosion exist for many yards around. The
shed, covering the boiler was torn to kind
ling wood The main building WAS unroofed
and left with great gaping holes in the walls,
almost ready 10 fall.
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Missouri, Arkansas and Texas

St. Louis, Feb. Mr.. James Dun. of
Springfield, Missouri, chief engineer of the
81. Louis e. San Francisco railway, is in the
city and gives interesting information 70 =
gardipg their new branch line projected and
in progress of construction from Pierce CITY
to Dallas, Texas. The line is to pass through
the territory of the Choctsw nation. Secre-
tary Schurz, of the interior department at
Washington, holds that it is necessary for
the railroad company to obtain the right.of-
way across the Indian reservations from
congress, as we'll rs from the Choctaw ns-
ton. The Choctaws are willing to grant
such right-ot-way, and the Missouri iegis.
lature will memorabilia congress to pass a
bill, giving the railroad the privilege asked
for. The seraie at Jefferson City has already
passed a concurrent resolution to that effect.
and it will no doubt be concurred ia by the
lower house, IS the advantages of the pro-
posed line to Missouri is not question of
dispute. 1t requires no money appropriation
or subsidy of lands. All the railroad company
ask. is the right-of-way, and they are ready
and willing TO pay the Indians for all the
material used in its construction.
The projected line will strike the corner OF
the Choctaw nation at Fort Smith, and
follow up the Potesu creek valley, then
go down the Kimishi valley to the Red river
passing through or near Spencer academy
and Scullyville, in the Choctsw territory.
The people of the nation are intelligent, and
many well educated. They do not appear
to be adverse to the progress Of civilization,
and do not object to the construction of rail
roads in their country From the Red river
the road will pass into Texas and 90 through
Paris TO Dallas where it will connect with
the Houston " Texas Central railway sys-
tenn.
The road is already constructed and in
operation from Plymouth, near Pierce City,
to Seiigman, on the Missouri snd Arkansas
border, where the trains connect with daily
stages for Eureka Springs, Bentonville, Fay
ettaville and Fort Smith, Ark.
The road is slresdy under contract south
Of Fayetteville, Ark, and surveys are made,
or are being made, to the Arkansas river at
Van Buen. Mr.. Dunn has four parties in
the field, three of them making preliminary
surveys and one locating the track south of
Boston monument
Where the road crosses the latter noun
tsins tho elevation is 1900 feet above the sea-
A tunnel |, 400 in length will be constructed
through the Boston range ut Wooum's Gap,
which will cost about $4,000, and including
the tunnel with about six miles of heavy
grade on the south side of the mountain the
estimated cost is $4,000 per mile. Starting
from Pierce City the length of the road will
be 1876 miles to Fort Smth, and from Fort
Smith through the Indian territory to Paris,
Texas, the distance will DO 1876 miles, making
it the shortes. route between ST. Louis ana
Dallas.
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s,,ootinr ARRAY ,

Omaha, Neb., Feb. ga shooting
ARRAY took place about seven miles in the
country yesterday afternoon, John Lewis
being seriously wounded by man named
Adam Barns. The parties were target shoot
ING, and Barns claims that the unfortunate
occurrence ives accidental, but as Lewis was
,ho chief wires against one Picksrdi, who i'
under arrest fer murder, and Barns is Pick
ards cousin, there is suspicion Of foul play
Full details cannot be obtoired this morning.
nor are we ablo 10 state whether OF Lot Lewis
will die
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

The state and county ad valorem Ia rs Tor
leo0 will become delinquent ON the st day of
Al&Tcn next, at which time tine Office win be
closed until delinquent lists are ma lie out We
are required by law to make fin9l settlement
by July LIST, and the present law requires that
all personal property be exhausted before
lands can hs advertised 10 taxes. There ore
in view of the large amour of work to be-
done, and the shoy time il0tted in which to
perform the same il will be impossible TO ex.
tend the time for yh.oni beyond March lst.
All PERSONS wno owe tha state aud county tax
for above year will consult their interest by
3. tt,rnlent Of the came before expiration Of
The time, and thereby save cost.
Respectfully, w X. PRATHER
1sX.CCllector of Dallas county
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TO TRADE or CELL.

One 2pd hand buggy, extra good
-Four head OF hQrresi some very 1ne.
Five pianos.
Two llue gold watches.
One kiln good, hard br OK.
One case fine English guns.
WIN trade any or all of the above for country
produce at cash prices.
have also several tracts OF good lana in
this and other counties for pale low.
j. l. REEKEs Main Street
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Va hereby given that j. N. IeedOm, Of the
Texas, did on the 1lh day OF January, 1881,
assign to me all of his gooih and property for
the benefit Of his creditors, and that have 40
copied said assignment and entered upon he
discharge of It's duties at 63l Kim street.
W. G.. VEAL, Assignee Old n Leed9m
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swi,cl,n,nn ISilIed.

Omaha, Feb, Jack Davis, aswitchmen
n the Uri'r Pacific yards, was caught
between the cars while coupling last evening
and crushed about the hips 20 badly tuas no
died shortly sfter midnight. Ho leaves q
wife and orc child.
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Zig mac nd CnrrolIton.

Carollton, Mo-, Fer. "A fire broke out
this morning in Jackson u Co.'s saloon on
the south tide Of the publ square, destroy
inc Betaler & Clauson's saloon, kooerl
HOPKINS dry goods store ard dama9ing the
grocery stock of G. A. Scott. LoS, Sl2,-
600 -.
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.s,HE STATE OF TEXAS,

( HE STATE OF TEXAS,
X To the sheriff or any constable of Dallas
county, gree ting,-YOu are hereby COM
manded 10 summon Mary Bullard and W. W.
Bullard, whose residences are unknown, and
their heirs, whohe names and residences are
unknown, by making publication of tia oita-
ton in some newspaper published IN Tho
county OF Dallas Tor four successive weeks
lriort the return day thereof, to appear be-
lore the nmiSsi GVrs OF Cond emnation ap.
pointed by thc Honorable II u Burke, coun "
judge, at chamber, AZ the court h use, In tie
CITY OF dallas. on tie l7ih day of February
next, then ard there 10 answer the petition ui
the Texas Trunk railroad company, filed IN
the county coutt Of said county On the 18th
day OF January. 4. ID. 1881, suit numbered
1896, said petition praying for tho appoint.
iGent OF special commissioners, as provided
bv statute, and for the condo mnation, for ID
purpose OF constructing, est Dlishing and
ma'ntair ing It's ralr AL, Of "trip cf lard 49,
feet long AID 900 feet wide, running across
thu foloWn described iract of land, 20 Wit;
The rarcol of land contain ing l0l acres, lyme
Il niles S. u. from tina city of Dallas, ndjoining
fylie Prairie, known ms part OF The Mckinney
WllliGms survey. aud beina tba portion oI
snid survey, decided on thoAth ny ~ January
1863, NY Wa. Iuboerville 60 Mary aud W. W.
Buhard.
Hereof fail not, hu' of this wri. ma, due
return, shown how you have cxecued Tho
same.
Witness my hand and he seal OF sald court
at office OF the city Dallas, this he 18th d, y
Of January, ~ 1881.
HAYWOOD, Clerk
BY w II. TIhcKRg, Deputy
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roe RENT.

LSOR RENT-Hous6 corner Wood and Lacy
L. streets, consisting of following rooms:
Parlor, sitting ROOM dining room, bed room,
WITH folding doors between each room, 30 that
the four rooms can be thrown into one; also,
kitchen, bath room, clothes press, pantry,
china closet aud hail. Gas in every room and
water-wOrks ia ltGhen and bath room
Terms; One years rent in advance Also, for
sale a Charter Oak cook stove almostnew, one
heating stove, one extension table, one new
bedstead, one parlor set and some carpets. APP
ply on premises, or to ID. G.. Oppenhelm, at
Sanger Bros, upstairs.
NOR RENT-A two story house with seven
L rooms, three blocks nom business cen
tire; cisterD and hydrant water. Apply to
Frank Wheat, 7O7 hain street.
ROk RENTING Bennett hlae house, in rear
a of John POttg grocery store, In front of
Pacific depot. S table for 4 produce storei
win hold 8, coo bushels of corn. For pGrticu-
lars, inquire of John Browning 1857 Elm Stt
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F0R SALE.

NOR SALE "A 1900 10. Hall's safe, In good
4 order. Apply 10 j. j. Carnes.
ITOR SALE A rare chance.-I Will sell at
L bottom prices, for cash OF trade forimproved
property or secured nOtea, forty sulky plows
by beat man iaOtnrers and of the best make
Apply ut milburn wagoa depot, on Austin
street, in rear OF Adams & LeOnard's bank, to
w J. Britt.
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ThOnsing my numerous customers fer their
patronage while In the late firm of Curtis h
Robinson, and while alone, / respectfully So
licit con animation oftheir business.
C.P CURTIS.
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II the stomach, liver amt bow, II are Affected
C. adopt the sure remedy, hOsteters Ston-
ach BIT prs. pisea,es tue nfpausname0 ny
got 9th ars tsr mos hpNs. nu u uelsy ~
t,icrelnte he2udou.. II, $40 Via, liver con-
paint, ehrs and fever, ealy rheumatic
living -, ntY weakn~s >, brtg serious 30 l.
iv trouble ~ ilri with. L'se no time IN
using this effective, ie an ltng-known
iaC7 tcine - -
For sale by all Drugglsts and Dealers
gener ally.
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LOST.

I Osr--A nickel watch, the Universal time
IA keeper, .etem- winder, kstem-setter. 1t
was lost near Brovder springs gravel pit. II
has a long buckstin string. The finder win be
rewarded suitably by returning the same to
Knepuy a. Eon.
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Co"paFtnershiD.

lAyE, the undersigned, have this day formed
w cC-partpership, for the purpose OF
conducting n general commission and grain
GUINNESS, under the firm style of Curtis n
Garrett. We nay the highest cash prices for
all Kinds ofer,in, bones, iron, etc :, and make
libeIa. advances on consignments.
&. T.. CURTIS,
A. GARRETT, in.
DALLAS, Texas, January 81, 1881.
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Having permanently located In Dallas re-
spec t'nlly offers his professional services TO
the community.
Office: zI3 Main Street.
Residence, Grand Windsor hotel.
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W. G. I'D R &C. C. ~

Is made froma simple tropical leaf of Rare
Value, and Is a positive Remedy for all du-
eos es that cause pains In the lower part Of u Q
body--lor torpid Liver Headache, Jauudlce,
Dizziness, Gravel, Malaria, and all difficulties
of tho Kidneys. Liver, and Urinary organs.
For Female Diseases, Monthly transformations
and during Pregnancy, II has no equal tire
stores the organs that make the blood, and
hence is the best Blood Purifier, 1t is the
only known remedy that cures Brlght's Dis
ease, For Diabetes use Warner safe Diabetes
Cure
FOR sale by all Drugglsta and dealers at 81. %
per ebottle. Largest bottle In the market.
Try It.
III. III. WARMER d. co
Rochester, New York.
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SEEDS!
PLANTS (!

SEEDS! PLANTS!
Fifteen varieties of vegetable.seeds, or %
varieties of flower seeds, by mail post paid
for one dollar. Also, splendid assortment
of Plants, Shrubs, Roses, etc. Prices low.
Send TO- what you want for your gardens to
Il. BAKER, Scotsman and Florist,
No. IA Camp Street, New Orleans
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-08

THIS is THE LIVE
That runs both q Day Express aud Night Ex
press ont Of Texas.
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ACNN1TS WANTED 80 sell pr.
Az LIN Id Ch,se's 1000 Recipe
look 'ehe ht. ION double your
money Address DR. yheres Printing House,
Ann Arhor, Mo
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PHYSBC5AN.

DHYsICfAN hNO sUKGE0N-DR, NOR.
L TON. Office, in 1rst national bank build
ing. Residence, san JtcintO street, near
Leonard