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, 1881-02-03

LONDON, Feb. 1.-The soottoamasters agree
to sustain Tho master }twinara' hga[nst tha
striku. II the strike extends 100, ,ooo. tWlntnx
splndies will bo stopped. ''', ',,.,. ~ ''ts.
ENQLlslI SPECIAL ELECTlQAt ei'
Lossdots Jt1t.
LONDON, Jan. @.--rho result OF tie poll
Ing III WIgan was declared yesterday as fol-
lows: -
Dir. +. 8. Powe|l tCouaervattyo).. l0M
hF. John LAncAseer tllhsFAQ .s2,&A
Majorist........."."...:..:..-... %aa
At the general election lust year tho Con-
, 1881-02-03

CoSsrANr1SorLE, Feb. 9.-'rho Drltlsh
Charge having asked the Ports to state how
much 1t would concedo TO Greece, tho Porto
replied that It Is impossible 10 define, 1t, ut'
yallce, tho maximum concessions 1t Ia Ills
posed to mnke, since thoy could only bp
established through approaching llcgotia-
tlons. uesmany and Austria support this
yfeW. -. :"
, 1881-02-03

Special Dhpateh to 77ss Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO, o., Feb. a.-Ex-Goy. Scott, who
shut young Drury Mt Napoleon aud was III
dtcted yesterday for murder In the second
degree, was released today from. tho BE-
tiancc jail, where he lad bern confined since
the murder, ball In Si2,o00 having been
furnished.
, 1881-02-03

6nttta! n1pateA 10 Tas CAtea9o Tribune.
LONDON, Fob a.-1n tlla Ala4uiph murder
triul to-day Air. Jils.lcu Cameron charged the
Jury Il, a.l able anu impartial address Of Ole
, 1881-02-03

DunnAS, Feb. 2.-The I1ussars, the Ninety
second Foot, and battalion OF tho SixtlDth
Rifles at pIotermaritzburg arc proceeding by
forced marches to tie trout.
, 1881-02-03
Tu1,r1TupE IN TunptST1SE.

, C1kT1I q Uf1 IN I Q ER1'1..S I 1.SI1
MOBILE, Ala, Feb. 2.--rlie Government
lins obtained q verdict Of S1.70s against j. d.
Crlhoun In n suit for trespass in boxing trees
for tnrlWntine. rhls Is the first verdict fur
the Government III thcsu cases.
, 1881-02-03

2b cents. IsMek L. lihynersx "1fnrs+'
Faco Powder ts q chnrintnx Invention fnr tho
cnnipcxton. While. lluselltr. atlA iirunrt1t.
piece to tho faMuue "Mars" cologne.
, 1881-02-03

TIotly, brain, Ncrvc Food Cold cnse
Lieblv'e Liquid Extract Beef gives health,
strength, nnu nerve force.
, 1881-02-03

8. 4: stoo!o, Es1.. Chtcaao, H., aays: ~ win
was 10 fearful state, md hll given llp nil hopo
OF over havtug nny rci!ef. They, have 6orfortny.l
wonderful cure tnr MU. anu nf nly own free
will und accorst l recommend tAom."
, 1881-02-03
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
fdd, Yesterday Morning. OF
;>Forty-two Hours Sitting
Of the Commons.
qha Session Understood to Be With
out Parallel in English
History.
. check ut Last Put upon
the Tongues Of the
Irisllmen. ..
Genes of Intense Excitement At
tcndant upon the Action Of
the Speaker.
Tile Parnellitos File Out to Vote,
Bowling in Wrath to tho
Chair.
"Mr. Sullivan, Home Rule"
Shakes His Fist Ominously
at Mr.. Gladstone.
Suspension Of Even Unlimited Speech
a Proceeding Shocking to the
English Mind.
General Endcayor, However, to Support
Tue Summary Action oftlte Speak-
or Of tlle House.
carnage at Gook-Topo-~A Leading Ques-
tlou Put to Turkey-Bismarck-
Tbs Transvaal.
, 1881-02-03

llzNuwo1nf.-t3eo. W. Nruwn, ~ Marahntl- ST.,
Frovittence, X. J.. cured by Cuticura .enctllcs
or HluKwurm ttutnur, Kot ut tho BARRIERS " hlcl
sprGnd I'LL over tho enrs neck. AMI facc. and Tor
ak ycnrn reaiateq NIL kinds OF trHhtnleut.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-29

Eminent is ccdcd Ey somebody in
every house. Every da ID ilgs news OF
he agOuy of nn ie,vis,l seaid or burn
L bdued, OF raeusa I g martyrs re-
stored, or n valuable horse or OK
sawed by the Loali. 6 power OF this
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-29
Adm nistratrixs Nouice.

1AI ca"nsy 81 q bo hso In the Probate Court
In he matter OF the estate OF Charles Mautz. de-
ceased.
ArOrItE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
M dersigned Administrators OF the estate OF
II Charles Mautz, decreased, TO tho cred tors
a. and all persons having claims against the
said deceased 10 exhibit them with the neces sary
Vouchers within ten months after the first publ
,atcn OF tls notice, 60 the said Administrative at
her residence, the corner OF Commercial and
aian sire It's, in idaho City. l. 4.
CATHERINE MAUfZ,
Administrators OF the estate Of Charles Mautz.
aaoeAsed,
Jas. II. HAwLEY, Attorney tor Administrators.
Dated Idaho CITY, May Goth, 1880
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-29
BOISE COUNTY DIRECTORY:
Estray Noice.

/ have taken up on Jackass Creek three
miles from Horseshoe Bend, a saddle
horse about IL years old, branded with u
circle on left shoulder, and Nj above said
circle. The owner will please come for
ward and prove property, pay charges and
take the animal away.
Aug. 49, 1850 DA BY DOY LIE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-29
Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons
Mar ,nueptea 10 The estate of the late Chas
nto,u NAV unless payment is immedi.
tho Z ,nsue tile accounts will be put INTO
'''' i'aiieS Oh an attorney for collection.
Fe, +, 100, MRS. c. MAUTZ.
Administrators.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-03-29
PLAIN, OR In COLoRs

And atprices 60 per cent. below
our former rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
RIVAL RAILWAYS.
DecistOn ef Judge ncCOrmick in the
Injunction suis of the Nj. TX. & r.H.
X. vs. the Texas Il vt. Louis R, X.

Judge A p. Mccormick, of the U. s.
district court, rendered his decision yesterday
morning in the injunction suit of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas railway company VS..
the Texss " st. L)uis railway company.
ms inlunclon grew out Of an effort on the
part OF the latter road to cross the track of
the former at Waco The Judge vacated tho
restraining order, AID the temporary iniunc-
ton prayed for in the bill is so
far granted that the deferdent,
its officers. agents and employees are
etjoined and restrained from entering upon
the premises described in complainants bill
for thepurpose of constructing across the
same any railrosd track or otheraise obs
structDs complainant thereon without the
express consent and agreement of complain,
ant, or until the place and manner Of such
crossing and the amount of compensa-
ton to tn, complainant therefor
Shall have been determined in
the manner provided by law for determining
the same when the parties cannot agree. To
avoid misunderstanding the last clause of
tho foregoing order, Judge Mccormick
wishes to be understood as holding that the
tribunals established by the laws of Texa.
must alone be resorted to for every species
Of condemnation Of her soil for Tie lisa OF
any railroad which may be entitled to such
n-e against The consent Of sn individual or
priyA,o owner
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
CONDITIONS.

Tho above trottlng races to be mile heats
three IN i've, unless specially mentioned and
To he governed by the rules OF tho National
NJ otting association, the running races to DO
governed by the Capitol Jockey club rules.
Entrance fee 10 MI puraes, ten or cent of purse
and must accompany nominal ins In all cascs,
Eo triea to all iunntDGclub urs-s 10 close ut
q p. m. the day previous. fur ~ enter and
three TO start. Entries to all trotting purses to
close a.6p. M, May l4th, 1881, four to enter and
three to start. The Judges In each day acing
have the power " remove either rid or or driver
In case OF any Gro kedness and shall certainly
use their powers II necessary. Both the trot.
ting and running track ave now In good condl.
tion and ample stable room aud competent
u ucrs for both trotters and runners are now
on the grounds and ready to handle horses by
the day week or month. A large and commo-
diouA hotel In now being erected o. the
grounds and will be nnished before the meet
log commences, which Will afford simple ac.
commodatiops for all.
All comm nicstions to be addressed to,
V. W. CLEVELAND,
Secretary, Dallas.
r. s Cleveland 4 Berkeley have leased
these grounds for term Of ten years, and ~
give every year two meetings, Spring nd
Fail, and can insure the peope OF Texas ! n
our united efforts shall be gwen ~ make n
nplace OF pleasure, not only 10 h'r y,
bu' viii have q Park attract -
rtnre nor families, where AA k9lfsS
dccorum will he carried out,
CLEVELAND 4 BAAhL~Y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
PROCLAMATION
by the Governor of tho State OF Texas, fIei
Ing rewards for arrest OF Drummers vic
Iating the TAX Laws,

by the Governor Of the State OF Texas, fer
ing rewards for arrest OF Drummers VIC.
lating the Tax Laws.
MnERBAs. The law imroslrg an occu.
w patton tax upon persons or corporations
pursuing the occupation of Commercial Tray.
eler, Drummer, Salesman, OF solicitor Of
Trade, has been changed by an Act OF the
Seventeenth Legislature;
TukRaroRE, I, y NJ ROBERTS, Governor Of
the state OF Texas, do, by virtue OF the pos
e. vestsd In me, hereby withdraw the offers OF
rewards Of $50 aud $40 contained In the pro-
clamAtion Issued by me on the Twenty.t ccond
Of september, A. ID. lss0, for tho Kfrcst anu
conviction Of tho persons therein named, WIN
were then required to pay their occu patton
TAX TO the Comptroller Of the state;
lAnd, Instead, thereof, l do hereby offer re-
ward or twenty dollars - ans. person who
may arrest, prosecute, or caused TO bs arrest
I'd and pro, ecuted, my Commercial Traveller,
Drum nier, salesman or Solicitor OF Trade,
who shall pursue said occupation within this
state for which ho msy he taxable, without
hav ng paid the said occupation tax of nny
doll ara; Provided, that by means OF sal,
prosecution the said sum Of nity dollars IL
paid 70 the Comptroller M the occupation tax
Of the per on prosecuted, due proof being
made thereof.
liz lE,riMeSY wHsnx =, ! have here.
uoto signed my name aud caused
IL. 81 the seal Of State 10 he fixed, at ia,
.ity Of Austin, this tenth day o
May, A. ID. ISL.
by the Gcv,rpnr, 0Jvrrnor.
T. II BOWMAN,
Secretary. myi7-lt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18

Texas and pacific Railroad Extension
The track is now laid TO section $50, or 292
miles west of Dallas, and is within 6 miles Of
Big Spripg,in Howard county, which place
will be the end of division, and depot for
construction material, and to which point
daily passenger trains will run after June
1st. Tho staksd plains, or tho Llsno Esta.
cado by the Mexicsus. is yet % miles to the
west, and will be reached by June 10Th. The
plains arc liz miles across aud represent sea
of green crops and bright lowers, at an e.e-
walton of 2 700 feet aboveths sea ,snd abound
in herds OF antelope and buffalo. The track
laying has progressed. since the disastrous
washout at Sweetwater, at a speed of one
and half miles per day, requiring the con-
sumption OIL cars of iron aud 80 csrs''of ties.
But when the plains are reached the
improvement company will insist upon the
track contractors, NJ. s. Cocman & Co..
laying down 2 miles ofiron per day, using 10
cars of iron and 81 Of ties daily, and requir.
ing force OF 200 men and 90 teams.
Ths grading Is .being rapidly
completed to tho Pecos river, 100 miles west
Of tho Rio Colorado, and large force Ia
working from the Rio Grande this way, and
will have IL completed in time for the iron
next winter. Tho Guadalupe mountains,
400 feet above the sen, will be passed In
December, and If the coming season 10 as
Indictment as the past one has been, II will
DO interesting TO lay iron AT that elevation Ia
December. So far not au accident hss yet
happened TO the track laying train, end no
casualie, have occurred save two men losing
a leg each, one near Fort Worth last May,
and another near Colorado 10 April, both
the result Of awkwardness and some whisky.
Oaly two deaths on tho track train Ia the
past year, one al Trent by congestivo chill
and one at Colorado by pneumonis. Water
is found in abundance and of excellent
quality on the plain. by digging wells 20 foe.
dean
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18

the shrong of friends as embed to corgrstu.
late him, General Cabell stepped forward
aud taid: 'Dr. Crowdus-l have been
deputed to announce TO YOU the pleasant
information of your election as mayor of the
city, by the democracy thereof, II is pleas
ure to me. sir, to inform you that you have
rlumpted BY q large majority at the
polls, despite the stubborn efforts
of Jour opponents. know that the democ.
rscy and the people will never have cause to
regret this days work. Iu the name of The
democracy of Dallas congratulate you, sir.
In reply
ER. cRowpUs
Said :.I return to you, my friends, and to
the democracy of this city, my thanks for the
honor conferred upon me, and l return
my thanks, too, to those res
republicans and greoubackers who
were willing TO support me. know
that they were supporting man know
ing where he stood I have made no prom.
ises to any one, but now promise to make
this city faithful and efficient mayor &C
cording to NV best abilities. have 90 enc
mics TO punish, but shall be the mayor of
this entire city. do ask tho citizens now
~ F'"i, whoheNer 10 Wroug OF
tnNy thlnk l am going wrong, l
ask them to come TO mo and tell
me so, and will strive earnestly TO do what
is desired, If il can be done.
A nunber OF other gentlemen, Mr.. w. II.
Lemons, chairman of the executive commits
to-, Mr.. Barrett Gibbs, General Csbell,
Judge Lewis, Colonel Ed. Bower and Mr.
jeff Word, were called upon, and all made
short responses, congrstulating tha demo.
cratic victory, returned thanks TO those res
publicans md greenbackers who voted with
them, and euiogistic o. tho mayor elected
Between these speeches there was music, and
every effort was greeted with applause. AT the
end of Mr.. Words remarEs the crowd
dispersed ard returned to the city, where the
anvil firing and cheering WAS kept up for
some time later.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18

r rrowdus Elected Mayor over ali
Opposition.


Opposition.
Another mayor for the city Of Dallas has
be n elected to fill the vacancy occasioned
BY the ineligibility of Colonel John Stone,
the mayorelect at The last regular municipal
election. The polls in the different WARDS
were thrown open to the voters at the usual
hour The voting early in the morning
was rather slow and there was a want Of
anything like enthusiasm that generally
cbsrscte:izes municipal election. 1t look.
ed as though the voting citizen had over
slept himsclf, but after awhile they began 10
drop In and the first thing the recording
clerks knew they were busywrting down the
cognomens Of those who exercised the right
OF suiftaga. 1t WAS not long either before
hacks and other vehicles. bearing streamers
on which we're lei,eted the names of the
respective candidates, were da,hing here snd
'here through the city convey ing voters to the
polls What are known as'workers" were out
In NIL force at all the polls and when the
voter came within hearing distance tho
strikers for each side would essay to capture
him and would be extrdmelv solicitous about
providing himWith ticket, and quite fire.
quent'y converts were made after little
confidential talk was had. The mai ority of
the business men voted early and ii WAS left
10 the crowd, so to speak, to do
the talking and hurrehing for the
Candidates The colored vote was considerably
split up, many of them voting for Crovdus,
while u less number voted for Hunt, the
independent candidate. The republicans
went pretty solid for Hunt, as did the Jewish
citizens. Atpoon there WAS but very li.tla
difference in the vote for the two csndi-
dates, and there wssa great deal of betting
on both sides. The polls then closed for
dinner, and many aud loud were the COM
plants that they were not kept open, eapec.
Tally among the laboring classes
who could i'll afford to spend
mach of the time away from their work. AS
tho day wore on and the votos rapidly in.
cresse', go did the excitement, and every
voter was precious. Both sides sgreed that
the race was nip and tuck, though about 4
O'Clock in the afternoon the interest OF Hunt
began to wane and the election of Crowdus
was generally conceded.
What white republicans voted, and the
majority of them did, went for Hunt. Never
in the history of Dallas was tho colore! vote
so split the majority Of them voting for Dr.
Crowdus, the democratic nominee.
FIRST WARD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18

Washington, lnd.-One of the absst law.
yers of the state, Col. Samuel A Taylor, OF
Ibis place Gays: | do hereby certify that
suffered very much from rheumatism and
neuralgia during tho fall of 1879, ard tried
may remedies with but little If any good re.
suits. L heard Of st. Jacobs Oil, and con-
cluied to try il; moro as an experiment than
with the hope of any good results. csu
with great pleasure commend IL to Others,
tor the reason that it cured me. Col. Tay.
Tor, hy the way, was At tho time Postmaster
at cumberland, Md.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS,

The sixty-lrst annual meeting OF the
American Biblc society was held at tho Bible
house, New York city, Thursday afternoon.
The annual repor, shows life members, sos;
new suxiliaries organized 80; receipts of the
year, 5000 4Si. OF this Sl59773 WIS from
legacies, S266 229 in payment for books, ana
the remainder from donations and other
sources. Appropriated for foreign work
during the year, Sl35, 1894. OF the Bib Q
| 0S5 606 copies were Issued vi tho Bible
house. 1880 imported from abroad, aud
275 0S3 printed abroad, 5i93S purchased,
l,l5S 49S issued at home, and 3l6 l05 abroad.
Of those issued from the Bible house q, 749
were sent abroad; 1856 volumes were
Issued for the blind, making an aggre-
gate OF 1880 volumes. In thirty.
eight years since tho organization the issues
amounted TO 38 SS2S1l. Grstuitlous work
for the year, SS42.5 S5 OF this amount
Sl0S. 100 was in cash appropriations to for.
eign lands. Besides grants Of Scriptures
sent from this country, 2ls,90O copies Of the
Bible Society Record have been circulated.
BY the employment Of 1913 colporleurs, 302,.
53S volumes OF scriptures IN cheap form put
into homes Of difficult access, chiefly In the
southern states. The combined result 8 for
oil agencies OF the society for suppl, ing the
destitute IL rs fJllOws: Families visited,
60l 545; families found with scriptures, Si,-
1911; individuals In addition, AZ ol5 AID SAB
bsth.,chools supplied, 79i. Total circua,
tien in foroigo lands, S4O,s54 copies, Two
hundred md thirteen persons arc employed
rs distributors In foreign lands.
Conkling got statement of his grievances
before the people by tue publication of an
article in New York from the pen Of George
q. Gorhsm. II Is au,horitntivcly declared
.bst,he disgruutlsd senator was summoned
10 Mentor 10 state what New York desired
from the spols, and answered the treasury OF
nothing; That tho president promised 10 ap-
point Folger, but rendered him, instead, the
attorney gcnerslship. At the presont stage
Of tho contest Conklings sneors are flrioul
enough 70 be heard throughout the land
Moro confidently than ever 10 Il asserted thA,
tho president has but 10 order . charge ant
score victory.
DR.. Stephen II. Tying, IT,, who lately 70
eigned tho reclorship OF the church Of the
Holy Trinity, has accepted a proposal from
an insurance company In New York city 4
supervise the operations Of tho company II
Europe, with. headquarters In Paris. II
April, Tying had published m exhaustive
article ON II o insurance, which tho INSURANCE,
companies considered tho bc.t presentation
OF ihrir case ever printed. One company hat
ono hundiel thousand copies made io
circulation. Tying has his own life insure,
! for $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
tho Mayor Elect serenaded.

There was considerable Of ripple of
excitement last night on tho part Of the
democracy over the election of DR.. j. W.
Crowdus, democratic nominee, to the may.
orally. There were bonarcs on tho streets,
and anvil firing and about nino o'clock .
largo crowd, headed by brass band, re.
paired TO the residence OF DR.. Crowdus ard
sereusded him.
After a couple Of nctcs Of music bs Law.
renc"'s band, call wac made Cor DR..
Orowd1s, As soon asbe appssred before
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
Good for llabies.

We are pleased TO say that our baby was
permanently cured OF serious. protracied
irrgu arity of the bowels by the use of Hon
Bite by Its mother, which at the same time
restorou her to perfect honlth and strength
Y. See another column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
PrIyiIegrs for The Races.

Tho entire privileges for the races, COM
mencing may oath, and for five days after,
will DO sold ct the Grand Windsor hotel to
the highes. bidder, on Wednesday evening,
May 18th, at 8 p. m, BY order of the com,
mit.ee on privileges.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18

Before u. y. Commissioners HUI ford
Yesterday Mr.. Samuel LEVERS was NJ.
ranged before U. S. Commissioner BurfoId,
charged with violating the U. S revenue law,
by selling tobacco and liquors without
license, at his store on Juliet street. lie
was placed under 500 bond to appear be-.
fore the federal court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
No headache or back-achc for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF CARDUl."
Fer tale by all druggists.

The Caplolian suggests that az the
completion of tho branch railway Baton
Rouge. the mail and psssenp .,eamer
Morning Star, which has been ling be-
tween Donaldsonvile ami III" pi,al city,
should run from tho latter 20 to Bayou
Sara,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18

For the convenience of his guests Ken. will
run his own hack from The hotel to meet
trains arriving ind departing on all rosda,
east, west, north and SOUTH Families des;r-
ing a pleasant ride can be Accommodated.
ALFRED KENT,
Proprietor Kent's Hotel,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
George Rick,s Furntture uors.

Il tho largest in north Texss. The stock
embrace all grades from the most .'ceaos
psrlor and chamber sets TO tho a4,nves,
s,ylesand patterns, His prices are very low
for quick sales and small profits" i, hi
motto,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
Board OF Trade saloon nnd Billiard
Hail.

AT this establishment on the corner Main
nd Austin streets, Purdy e. Randall, pro-
prietors, are to b. found the very choicest
aud only the very choicest of liquors, wines
ales, beer, etc, from the leading manuf4ctur-
ers and dealers of this country and Europe.
a newly fitted up, most tssteiully arranged,
and thoroughly lighted aud ventilated bill.
lard hall lie one of the attractions. Cali and
see them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
roo LATE ron CHARACTERIZATION

ENUR SALE "A twenty horse power sta
IL tionery boiler and engine, saw mill, colt N
gln anu Other convenient attachments, with
good buildinys, In good pace. Can get ali
the woik that the machinery can do AID cash
paid FOR II. Tois property will 10 sold on
easy terms and at It's hall value. Any person
wanting machinery that viii pay handsome
profit should call and zoe me ut Dowdy's Fer.
ry, Dallas county, Texas. A,C. VtNING.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18

A. A. Pearson
Buys his goods cheap, is the reason he can
sell them cheap.
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