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PERSONAL.

L FILTERS WRITTEN ON ANY SUBJECT,
~ MS. revised, briefs drawn, collections made
pensions, attorney for land warrants and patents.
Speeches and lectures prepared at shortest notice.
All business confidential, MRS. NJ. A. LACH-
MAN. Sl3 18th street II, W. dea
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"ANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN A
w situation as cook In a private family; can
give best reference. Address 17ii X st. H. W.
nO2g
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Hon. a. vi. CIapp

made the remark this morning that II
looSed like Kasson or some Western man,
anu he was also free TO say that he thought
Rainey should be elected clerk. not only
on general principles advocated by the
party, but also because Rainey Is n gentle.
man and thoroughly competent.
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"ANTED-BY A WHITE BOY, A PLACE
w IN q store or learn Cigar making. Address
b. A., Critic office.
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VIZ ANTED - A PORTER FAMILIAR WITH
w the grocery business.
nov3o ELPHONzo YoUNGS. 5Oi 9th st.
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VITANTED--A CANyASSER WITH TWO
w years experience In Washington, wishes a
situation Address EDWARD II. WALKER,
Critic Office. del
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-25 ACRES, 4
good grst mill, in good order, with stabng for
horses horses and cows; fruits of all kinds, excellent
MAIN & BROS, cor. Peina ave and 3D. ST. oc2s
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A LADY, WITH THE BEST OF REFER
~ ~ ences, desires position as resident visit
ing governess; teaches English, French and Mu-
sic and can furnish plano. Address GOVERNESS,
Crltlc ONCE. nom
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NXTANTED-A RELIABLE AND COMpI,.
w tent woman TO do general housework and
cooking for n small family; no children nor w ash.
ing; apply with references at Corset and Fancy
store Of Annie X. Humphrey, i3o 10th ST. =. "
'untn-atF
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
OFFICES.
LOANS
! sums TO suit at G per cent.


The above is only q small portion Of property on
Issued on list and 18TH no3O
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WY ANTED--BY AN ACTIVE BOY, A STU
w alton In store can furnish best reference.
Address A, t., Critic office, deD
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WANTED---HELP.

yxyANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT ia
w, years old, in hat and gents furnishing
goods store only those that have been IN the busl,
ness need apply. Address A. NJ, Critic Office
de2-3t
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WANTED---SiTUATIONS.

VNANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A STU.
w alton as Clerk; best preference. Address
NJ. s., City postoflice.
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A WOMAN UCOOK, WASH AND IRON;
"A must come well recommended; white wo.
man preferred. Send address to a. b., Critic Of
flee no2N
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WANTED--A TIDY WHITE GIRL TO DO
w general housewOrll In n small family. ELL
PHONZO YOUNGS cor 10th and SITS. u. W. no3O
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WTANrED-A WHITE GIRL ABOUT Ia
w Twill find good home), to make herself
useful In u small private family Apply, with ref.
erences No. 1l07 18th st. n. W., het. II and Nj stsf
uOog-3t
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nor SALE JUST ARRIVED, 70
= head of driving and coupe horses. q Nv
among them are four pairs of matched(cyA
couch horses, stylish and good drivers at tigIiel,
d BOwcnS Stable, No. DjJ NJ " ave nnT-Dxyi
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ENoR SALE OR EXCHA NGE-AT A GREAT
- bargain, 500 acres, ten miles from Washing
ton city, with good dwelling of rooms also, four
tenant houses IN splendid repair; abundance OF
fruits OF all kinds; well-watered and well-fenced;
would make very fine stock farm will sell or
ex,change for property in this city or Virginia,
suitable for summer boarders. WIN, IL, MAIN n
ohOS., cor Pemnn. ave. and ID SITS. OCg2
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EOR SALE = A CINCINNATI CYLINDER
- Press; Will print n sheet 2ix3S. Address or
apply at CRITIC office, 5ll Ninth street ieoi
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WANTED--A MAN TO CANVASS FOR A
,t,x, paper; big wages may be had. Address
Critic office NOES
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Houston Haunted.

Professor Edwards, tho illusionis., gave a
ghost exhibition in this city last night, in
the Morris Ph@nlx building, on Main street
The professor has a good company, and one
OF OF the best apparstuses we have ever seen.
In this city. '"'"''''"' '
This mysterious performance il ore no,
oi'en seen, and is one ths. never fails to i'm
press the public as TO its mt rils, The per.
i0rmance last night WAS simply immense. the
Illusions appearing and vanishing into thin
AT In manner tina, Inspired the audience
The recitation of Little jim. the Golfers
Only Child" by Professor Foster. the elo-
S.utionlst, from Australia, was grand. 1t was
illustrated by the strange method Professor
Edwards uses 10 msteralizing his subjects in
Mr.. Edward Gallagher in the comedy. the
Haunted Doctor Shop" brought forth
rounds OF applause. His ludcrous manners
and Irish brogue arc inimitable.
Aside from the general performance, the
elegant music of Mrs. Estelle Mayer Edwards
IS FULLY wcr the price of admission. Their
repetition of The Knocking Bird was'besuti-
fal. = Houston Post.
Professor Edwards will give an exhibition
az ~ Main street, opposite postotlice, this
evening at o'clock and continue here Q
few days.
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Shady View Park.

Ia this age every thrifty city has lis park OF
nlsce If rat rsat WHARF ito peon,o can f,d
49, ~. .'..0"' "A',' N' poop'o W" nA'
recrea'oh from tue neaVy cares and VexAtons
Of dull business lite; sort of an oasis in q
life lived principally among brick and NOR
tar. If nature has not supplied the place
man supplies 1t by artificial means which
initiate rs near as possible the natural
Mature has favored Dallas. however in this
respect and Colonel William j. Keller las
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PERSONAL.

John Long left yesterday for St. Louis, on
business trip.
General q. P. Mabry, of Fort Worth, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Perry Bowser and family leave TO-DAY
for Wooten's mills, for recreation.
Messrs. Philip Schmidt and John Henkel.
OF Baltimore, Maryland, paid the HERALD a
visit yesterday.
Mr. kellar, superintendent of the Tele-
phone company in Texas, paid our ssnctum
aplessant call.
County Attorney Robert Sesy aud family
returned Sunday, after weeks visit to relss
tives at Mckinney.
telegram received here yesterday states
that ex.Governor j, W. Throcs morton ia
quite Ill at Hot Springs.
Mr.. Frank Ross arrived here Yesterday.
and Will return to Council Bluffs, Iowa, on
tomorrow or the next day.
MIR. and Mrs. w. P. Siler leave this morn.
ing on several months visit TO relations
and friends in Pika county, Alabama.
Captain G. G. Nunnely, the we'll known
popular agent of Fairbanks scales. returned
yesterday from successful trip to south ern
Texas.
A. D. Aldridge, of the stationery firm of
Aldridge Il Walter, left yesterday on bust
meas trip to Mckinney and other points in
north Texas.
L. a. Pire', insurance sdjuster, left yes,
terdsy for Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and
after u short sojourn there he will visit New
York and other eastern cities.
Mr.. Melville d. Landon eli Perkins,
passed through Dallas yesterday on his way
from southern Texas, for Terrell Tyler and
other points esst in tho state.
E. II. Ellis, formerly of this place, but late
OF Fort Worth, was in thu city Yesterday.
Within the next few days he and bis partner
will open dry goods store in Denton, under
the firm name OF Ellis g. Chiffon.
Ex-Governor John G. Browon. vice.
president ofthe Texas & Pacific railroad
company. was in the city yesterday en- route
for Marshall, from the inspection of a section
OF said road, and favored the HERALD office
with a visit.
His many friends will regret 10 learn of the
serious illness of Mr.. Kenneth Raynor, IT.,
who has been confined to his bed since Thurs,
day last, with an attack of bronchitis AT
last accounts he was resting quietly, with an
improved condition.
j.. nj. Bullock, the popular and sc'ive
southwestern passens gent Of the Mem.
phis u Little Rock railroad, who makes thi.
city bis headquarters, has returned from =
business and pleasure trip combined, to
Memphis, Nashville, Louisville and other
points n Tennessee and Kentucky. Fl,
predict largo immigration from those tw
states g. Texas this fall.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.


New Orleans, May 3O.-Coin quiet AMI firm
at t9@67.
Flour quiet; superanc Xxx is@th; xxx
4A5l 1O; higher grades 5a@G 40.
Ons.dull; ii@i5.
Pork dull and lower; mess l7s.
Lard steady; tierce lli4@l2; leg 10.
Dry salt meats quiet aud firm; shoulders
loose 5@@6; packed Gls@l5; no sidts.
BacSn hcGrce ana firm; shoulders 7: cIeai
| ribs0h; clear sides Sl9IO.
hams dull; choice sugGr.cured oenvased
| l0IllA.
Whisky quiet and steady; western rectided
05@l0
Coffee active and firm; cargots of ordinary
TO prize S%@l2A.
Sugar firm; comp0n to good COM mon
tx; faif 10 fully fiit 7,i95s.; prime Ia
choice i'S@sA; yellow clarified 0h
MollbsstB dull; common ~; fair 25a30;
prime 3'@iO; fermenting 2l@30.
Rice tteade; ordinary to prime 4@iH.
Sights 80 premium; sterling bank 4s3:
consols 6lh@8lI.
st. Louis, May 80 = Wheat opened lower,
but partially recovered; No. red fail 81 li,I
cash; ll5May; llsf@l 1914 June; Os,.
al 09,s August.
s:Flour quiet sid unchanged.
Corn higher for cash and May; other OPP
tions irregular at 49,. cash; 4-1s@7k May
43i4@i3a June; Iihat3M july,
Oats urs,tiled; some sales are higher: 32I.
cssh SGH June: 33f July.
WHISKY SO DIV at G
Pork dull; jobbt Y atl6-60.
Lard dull ami nominal n, l0.h0.
Buzz meats DALI shon' dels SO; ibis & %
sides 8 90.
Bacon firm; f'''-''crs q 10; clear rib o l50
820; Gear 81 - 49,
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The city court was thronged with business
yesterday morning. The following we're the
cases:
Mich. Albright, selling diluted milk; con.
tinued.
Jim Spring cid, profane lsrcrrc 20.
A Gibson, too much co. r.,.e; IS.
Charlie Jones, extrsN ~ uh. use Of lamar.
ack; S..
John Moran, imbibing Sunday fred eye"
S..
Mike Kennedy, indecently exposing per,
son; SIS.
So Corn, abusive Language; continued.
John Jonoa, overdose OF bulge; SIS.
CL Goblin, betting al fare; $40.
Ed Peers, betting ut game; $40.
Gus Wilson, came offence; discharged.
Frank Pierce betting q. game; dis.
charged.
JC Fsrquar, abusive and profane Ian
guage; 50 so.
) Ii Shaw, intoxicsiiop; $3.50. w
George Il Wilcox, unccnsti,utionally
drunk; So.
I Ross Eudgens, intoxicated; 81.
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Railroad Racket,

Itis not generally known that one of the
}hesviest pieces Of work ever done by the
Texas 3 Pacific Is now nearing completion,
Dust west Of the Trinity river. The ,res,ling
across tho river bottom Is about o mile In
length, aud from twenty to thirty feet high
along tho whole distance. Several months
)sgo tho road began 10 I'll In the space be.
tween the track and tho ground. Tho work
WAS huge ono, aud 10 nearly completed.
Fears have been entertained that when the
river Il up, and its flow interfered with BY
the embsnkmont, tho water will back up In
the city. These fosrs sre unfounded, O.
spaces are leh 10 the embsnkment to pre-
Vent an overflow o! any part OF tho city.
Fifteen hundred hands have boon dis
charged at the round house Of tho T. & r.
This arises from tho removal of the ''round
lhouss business" 10 some further point west
An engine Of the Chicago & Alton rail-
Yroad has beeni In Dallas for two or three
week.. Il has been amusing itself during
shM time BY working tho Yards and pulling
special trains. II will 60 on tho Dallas d
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Abreast with tho Times.

This is absolutely true of NJ. Strickland
g. Co., of Galveston. Their job printing es.
tablishment and bindery is complete in every
particular, with ell the late improvements
ard styes In type and other material, and the
lithographing branch Is par excellence. 1t
cannot be surpassed even in the metropoli.
tan cities of the east. With skilled work.
men and all The facilities and appliances for
the rapid execution of work in their line OF
the most superior quality, and at prices as
cheap as anywhere in the Union, they are
prepared to fill all orders from carte dc
visite to mammoth poster, and to litho-
graph anything from the tiniest rosebud to q
landscape view of Texas. So, pa,ronize
them and keep your money in Texa,.
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A rumor quite prevalent on the street:
yesterday was that Ex-Governor Throckmor
ton was quite sick at Hot Springs, and tina,
his law partner, MIR. Tom Brown, of Sher.
man, had left important pending cases to 60
to his bedside. 1t was also stated, by wha,
was asserted to be quite reliable source
that the news had not been made known in
Mckinney for fear of alarming Mrs.
Throckmorton. A telegram was immedi.
ately sent to the governor by Col. Charles
Baskerville. asking what truth was in
the rumor. and If his presence was needed.
A quick reply came, II am we'll and all right;
thanks" So there was feeling of grea,
relief in the city.
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met with an accident about two years
sgo, said Mr. Jacob Forster, of Newburg
N. Y, by..being tkrown ..frcm a.horse, and
broke my right foot, which was TO all app
pearsnce Gu ed in about three months treat
ment by the skillful physician. Bat with
every change ofthe weather the moat excru-
ciating pains would appear, and increase
from day to day. All remedies failed TO allie.
viste them. Blythe adviceof friends l Dough,
bottle of 81. Jacobs Oil. With the appli-
cation of the remedy relief came at once, and
the use of Two bottles entirely freed me from
all Mains
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Mod,

Theodore Chamberlain, well and favorably
known in Dallas for some years past, died
Sunday night Of consumption, sfsor an illness
Of como months. He WAS formerly = clerk
Al the Windsor hotel, and also u the Lamar,
and by his gentle manners and pleasant
adde's made host of friends. The
funeral services yeItordav afternoon were
conducted BY Rev. j. II Greene.
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Truly Acceptable

1.-THE HERALD otllce will please accept a
bucket of ice cream with compliments Of
Alamo leo Cream depot" was the. way tho
welcome note. read which accompanied q
gallon of hard, firm, doliciously favored Ice
cream, encssed in larger vessel Of crushed
ica along with sAucers, spoons, etc. 1t all
came In excellent time to cool tho fevered
editorial brain, ard n vota of thanks 10 the
generous donori WAS unanimously passed to
tho Alamo Lee cream, company 10l Elm
street.
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For the Ladies'.

1t 10 possible " call tho attention Of the
citizens, and especially the ladies, TO an I'M
usually fine line ofgoods now being received
BY Mrs. X. Chesnut. 1t coL,ists OF
ladies underwear, White Seck4 and
Trimming silk of livery description magma.
able Also On elegan, stock Of lace ,u,esns
Ia xll the latest styles. Mira. ChesLuts
establishment Is on Elm street. next to
Grams jewelry store.
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RnCes pOainnned.

Owing TO the continued wet weather, the
Dallas Blood Stock Association mas most re-.
gretfu'ly been forced TO again postpone the
races. The association held meeting ycster.
Day afternoon and coming to this conclus.
ion, hereby announce TO the public that the
Spring meeting is postponed from to-day un.
III Tuesday next the It'll proximo. There
will then be five days racing, giving an extra
day for which a splendid card will be made
up. This postponement is vexatious but il
cannot be helped as it will rain in spite of
crops and high.water.
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Telephone Instrue,io..

as mere seems to be some trouble in some
quarters about the msnssr OF using the tai.
epu0'e' the following Instructions are
gwen, nom the manager, Mr.. Burton;
IA using The telephone. turn the little handle
Nv M. s,S Tnicn rings your bell and the one a,
,nu o Sh., IN AZ the came tine Do no,
S sSI1n 'ne !elePhons until you bear your OWE
w uva s'e IN response to the ring you ilrsI
h. .aS Mnen you are answered, take The
t snt telephone, place il to your ear, and In
=; ;,Vn. ~ me 'rsnsmit,er say what YOU wish
:. '; elear' strong voice. Ifyour bell fails Il
ring you should wait few minutes
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ne broke his leg in q runaway accident some
.wo OF three months ago At the time / !
aeia yearly accident policy in the Hartford
Accident insurance company If which MIR,
Seorge Dexter is the agent here, and yester.
Gay MIR; Dexter paid him S275 the total Of
MS weekly allowance from the company
curing the time he was laid up. Fif,eeu
aoisrs week does rot remunerate one for !
broken leg, but 1t pays expenses sure OF
materially aids in doing so, and such policy
"a good thing to have in the family, espe-
clally II you 20 railroad travelling.
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OFT ror thu Shooting 'rouruamept

a party, composed Of the following
gentlemen, left last night for Denisoa, where
they go to participate Ia the state shooting
tournament, which begins to>da5 and con.
linues four.days: William Campbell, +. T..
White, L. Murphy and Il. A. Wordep.
These men have no mean reputation "a
marksmen, and the Denisonians better see
mat their aim is good or our boys will carry
off tho prize.
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Wesleyan female ins,itut, St,unton, Vir'
ginia. Sunday, Juno 18th, II a. NJ, COM
mencement sermon.
Sunday, June 18th, 8 p. m, before Young
Lsdies' Christian association.
Monday, June 18th, Sp. M, final celebra-
ton, Lee and Jackson literary society.
Tuesday, juno 18th, s p. M, commences
ment soirec, instrumental and vocal music
Wednesday, June 15.h, s p. NJ, class
day. announcing distinctions, comforting
degrees, full diplomas.
KEY. VIZ. A. HARRIS. D. d.,
President,
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Fine, Fresh, New Goods Just Ne.
Ceived.
For canned chicken, beef tongue, cove
and picked oysters, anchovies, CLAIMS, pre-
pared chocolate, preserved ginger, mush.
rooms, horse radish, California honey, milk,
Boston and soda crackers and all tho delca-
cies found in first. class fancy grocery, also
the finest stock of confectioneries ever
offered in this market, creams and csromels,
Jsrdor almonds, icei fruits, nuts, Texas tolu.
ETC., wholesale aud retsil tho finest of
goods and Tie very lowest Of prices, call and
SEQ for yourself at w. X " bGelock's, success
sor to Conner Il Wheelock, corner OF Main
and Austin streets.
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nabitual COstiyeuess

is the bane Of nearly every merican woman.
From II usua'ly arises those disorders that So
surely undermine their hta tn aud strength
iEtveiy woman owes IT To he self, and to he
Emily, to usa that celehrai ed medicine XIII
ney- Wort. II is the surc remedy for constipa
lion, End for all disorders of the kidney,
ami liver. Try IL in l!qnid or dry form,
Equally efficient in either form. -Boa,on sun.
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Wichita, or haul . passenger train on the
western division of the Texas & Pacific.
The office of the Dallas & Wichita has
been removed from the Texas l. Pacific de.
pot to the old Wichita depot, and Mr.. Eos.
dick may be found there hereafter,
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summer Excurslon TicKats.

Will DO on Sale June LIST, via the Texas g.
Pacific railway, at greatly REDUCED
RATES. +. p. Turner, ticket agent at
Dallas, will take pleasure in giving full and
reliable information relative to rates, routes.
etc. and will reserve sleeping car berths in
advance. II. w, TuoMpsoN. Jp.
G. z. A. MARSHALL,
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81. coo Reward

Will bepsid for any medicine that excels
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil ia curing
diarrhoes, .dysen,ery, bloody Gux, pains in
the stomach and bowels and cholera morbus,
e,c. at works like q charm.
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vtll0inOua.

The officers of the law arc on the alert for
parties who have been circulating obscene
pictures. Several respectable ladies have
been the recipients of them and 1t is to be
earnestly hoped that the senders may be
caught up with and handled as they deserve
to he.
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just received Ut Leon Kshn's, 804
Elm street, oil the newest styles Of gents
hats In silk and stifi fura; also the light
pocket ieathorweight. They arc very nice
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Postpone ment.

AT meeting of the Dallas Blood Stock
association held May &c. 1881, 1t was resolved
to postpone tho races till Tuesday, June Z,
1881, on account of the bad weather.
GEO. j. DEXTER, Secretary.
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A; " e. Miltenthsl sell their stock Of dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes. at such
reduced figures that tbs poor poop 10 CO n
afro themselves in as fine clothes as the rich
have.
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Board OF Trade kalOOn and Billiard
Hail

AT this establishment on the corner Main
nd Austin streets, Purdy s. Randall, pro-
pretors, are 10 b. found the very choicest
and only the very choicest of liquors, wines,
ales, beer, ETC., from the leading manufacture
ers and dealers of this country and Europe.
A newly fitted up. most tastefully arranged,
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated bill.
lard hall is one of the attractions. Call and
sec them.
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Mrs. Chesttut will be glad to 500 her lad
Ir,ehas, az her new store on Elm street, wher
full line of ladies' Foods can be had
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Every moath " so the report comes from
osn antonio that some child hs, drabk con
een.rs'eq iye. The last case ia n little child
OF %.! Mrs l. Rsider, the drinking taking place
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Carpets, oil cloths, mating, window shades,
lace cur.ains, nj A. g. 4. Mittenthal's.
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Reliable atytc.

Inc latest novelties ia. s,ee woven Tusksu
1 ,see oonne!s' is at Pearson's. Not 10 DO found
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ParasOIs, parasois, ParasOls.
brocade twilled and palm silk psrssols i,
all sizes at A. & L. Mit.entbal's.
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Don't fail TO read A. & Il, Mittonthaps
advertisement and their locals.
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rn.d for n broken Leg.

Mr.. Simon, representing y. Conrad s Co.,
In this city, 10 IN biz luck, Notwithstanding
bis bad luck. II will ~ remembered that
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FORA good trst-class warm or cold shower
bath, 80 TO Lee COINS palace rooms.
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Forever, if Sou will buy ma tue little
Horse Shoe bonnet vt Pesrson's. Price only
$500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-31

For % cents 20 can get better meal,
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