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MRs. GARFIELD is reported to be i'll
again. This estimable lady has gone
through the trying ordeal of her hus-
hands misfortune with fine and womanly
courage.
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THE ysllew fever is still very bad in
Havana, but our National Board of Health
has set trap 70 catch and keep it from
coming TO our shores.
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VOTE FOR LEGEsLAruRE.

S1 Luton's majority in FULTON 2OS;
Vaughn's majority in Hickman no. Luz
tons majority in both counties 81
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce MARSHAL
A. Mcdaniel, as candidate for Clerk of
the FULTON County Court, at the ensuing
August election.
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changed from folio to a quartO form, and
presents quite a handsome appearanoe.
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GARFIELD continues to improve daily
and the Doctors say now, that his recov-
er, Is only q question Of time.
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CAPTAIN A. J. BIRDS show boat the
Champion No. 8, is reported to be doing
a good business up the Mississippi.
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PuLroS County.

Ed curry Colamn:-Can you suggest
nice, pleasant tour for newly marrleo
couple who have only about $500? don
mean Long Branch or Saratoga, they are
too expensive. Scor-
AH,,oer.-A newly married couple, pos
sessed of only $500, had best make no
tour; but go home and go TO work, letting
the $500 help them accumulate something
TO live upon.
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Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE. }
FRIDAY, Aug. 5, 1881. !


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fro nHEEN APPLES.-Buyers are paying
p0P = 5ca20c per box; and s. per bbl
paodnkD FRUIT-Apples q to cents;
Iuenehes 81 to Al cents.
WPnhAT, market active 9OaS1 90 per bush.
R Pa y Soc, from wagons.
II II nsS WAX, zoe per III.
Hint, l5c.
"ool- as8c39 per ID, tub washed; un-
pp washed - 1890 cts.
TaaidaE Frs, 35a4Oc per h., prime.
u = LILO 1,LL ", &c per 10
DDooITER, fresh, 20c per ID.
S - Spring chickens $3.50; old
:, * % o5.Ooa2. % per dozen.
6eGS, to SC per dozen.
,.hELS Cypress Molasses Barrels
e1o0; iron bound $l.60. Flour 45cts
sspple and Potato 35c. Kraut and Pickle
stands 75c to SI.50. Cypress Kegs, iron
pound, 10 gals, coo; Oak, soc.
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Local Items.

ca-Short communications on public
questions printed-but not responsible
for sentiments. or expressions of CORES
pondents-except where We refuse to give
name of author
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Dick. Tate. was. Of course, re .electe j

Dick Tate. was. of course, re .electe
State Treasurer. Fulton gives him III.
A Mr.. Brown was elected coroner OF
this county, Monday.
GOOD GRAHAM FLOUR, Oat Meal and
Cracked Wheat, At J. W. ROGERS.
The new comet labeled &C" will be
visible in the west TO the naked eye on
and after August 10th, so the astronomers
tell Us.
Mr.. B. II. Freeman. attorney at law,
Fultoa, is to leave that city, aud will
practice his profession at Paris, Tenn,
says the FIltoaian.
Thos. r McMahan was re-elected
constable Of this District, Monday. He
lead Dick Tate, the most popular man in
Kentucky, by some SO votes.
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Election Notice.!
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp as Stray, by Jas. P. Taylor,
living miles south Of Hickman. XIV. on
the Tull road, one dark bay mare Mule,
about y years old, hippad in left hip,
abOnt fourteen hands high. No brands or
marks perceivable, and which is apprais-
ed st $50.
GIVEN under my hand this July 25, 81.
july 25. 1881.
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" y . VI t1HN1 -
Il Cigars, Tobaceos and snuf.

Col. VIM. Slater, editor of the Winchester
Home-JournAl, Zone OF the best papers n
Tennessee) is visiting the fImily of Mr..
VIM. Lawson.
Or. Maui, of Memphis, has been 10
Hicknsn this week, called in caRsuitatieu
to see Mrs. Preston Fortune who has been
dangerously sick, but who we are glad 70
note is now rapidly recovering.
CURRANTs, PRUNEs and MAcKA.
ronj, fresh at J. w. ROGEdS'.
WE understand that the PoiHt Pleasant
and Dankhn Pole Road has been trans
ferred 20 railroad company, and that
the company will proceed at an early date
points
Mr.. Warrick Cowgirl, .Sho has been
attending Kenyon college, Ohio, for sew
ersl years past, has returned home. hav-
ing won his diploma, from that famous
college. He will embark in the medical
profession.
DIED, near this city, on the 2nd inst,
CHARLIE, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
c. II. Hubbard. Charlie was n bright, in.
teresting child, and his death has cast a
gloom over the hearts of parents and rel
stives which time alone can eface.
The bones of some huge animal.
possibly of the genius mammiferous and
pachydermatous, mastodon. or something
else, much beyond the size of any known
animal in this section, was unearthed in
the river bank, in the Bend district of
this county. Mr.. Robt- Nolen brought it
up, and 1t is now on exhibition at the
drug store Of John W. Cowgirl.
IF You want No. l Mackerel, for Csc
or Asekerel in kits or tin care from 75c
TO Sl.IO apiece, 20 to J. W. ROGERS
WHEAT zoe to eI.Ie.
The wheat in this section appears to be
nesriy &n marketed, and what remains
our farmers ere holding for better prices
Wheat is steady and advancing slowly in
al the foreign markets, and If the pre-
vailing drouth continues the price will
60 much higher. Hickman buyers are
paying Sl.l0 for good article.
Tue ELECTION MoSDAY-The cleo
ton Monday passed off remarkably quiet,
and in the Hickmsa precinct singularly
free from excitement. In Hickman coun-
iy, and in the upper end of this county.
there was sn unusual interest felt be-
tween the Luton aud Vaughn men, and as
consequence there was a pretty full
vote, particularly ia Hickman county In
this portion of Fulton and below here,
not quite half vote was polled, which
shows the indifference felt.
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Local Notices.
Wheat Wanfeh.

FOR the cheapest Canned Goods in
town 20 10 J. w. ROGERS
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| win pay the highest market price for
whea; and corn at my mill.
jyI s. y. WHITE
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Answer.-The Qu-ry Column is omitted
some weeks only because sufficient num-
Der of queries are not handed in to make
it an interesting feature, and in such
emergencies we let them accumulate and
then publish.
2. Dishes and table ware are now made
of paper. Their advantage is in being
much cheaper, and not liable TO break.
For a short time they look as well as
porcelain.
8. Nickel is a metal-dug from mines
it is sometimes called false copper"
A. Tata is name by which children,
speaking imperfectly, call their father
dad daddy Primarily it means idle talk
like tattle. 1t is an "affectation" by
grown people-adopted as harmless
slang.
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HrrEuIH. Ky.

Mr.. Editor:-lst. Where can | get set
Of chess with rules for playing the game,
etc? 2. How many different languages
are spoken by civilized people Throughout
the world2 w.
AEswer.-Chessmen can be procured Mt
almost any good bookstore. Staunton' s
Chess players Manual you can get from
Lee s Shepard, Boston Mass, at s. 90.
2 We have no statistics for answering
this question.
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Ed. Coprier:-why stop the Query COL
umn2 All my family think it an inter-
esting feature in the COURIER, and the
children, and grown up people as TO that,
get much actual information from it. II
pou will, answer the following:
2. Do they make paper dishes and table
ware, and is it success?
8. What is nickel2
4. What is the meaning of tata9
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20
CITY CHIT CHAT.

Pairie ickeps on ice, at Jerretvs.
Travel on the railroads is picking up,
TAere arc good many sidewalks beipg
put down in the city.
The mercury WAS conten. with registering
go in the shade yesterday
The Union Dope, locke ncbby in It's new
coat of pes-green. trimmed with dark blue
Farmers say that II good rain fails To
fall within the next few days, that 'he ce''oo
cropi, ruined.
Tho ticket Office of the Houston u Tex
Central. and Texas & Pacific roads are ger =
arale now at tho Union depot.
We are indebted to Mesrs Mason o. L b.,
now, dealers under the 81. George hotel, Ut
late copies of the North-Amer'can ksVio"
knd Appleton's Journal.
The Erysy street railway between Com
merce and Austin streets Is being ra''ed ~. end
the curve put 10 better condition The
street 10 also being leveled with red clay
John Austin, veteran vsgrant, was fined
heavily In Justice Prices court yesterday, thu
ane and cost amounting 10 $45. He was re-
manded 10 Jail and booked for the pooi farm
It 10 rumored that Dsllss will soon BE-
made the terminus Of division on tbt
Central road. Trains going south from
Denison and these from, Corsicana will lay
over here.
The argument Of counsel In the case Of the
United Siste. court Va d s lvins, charged
with selling liquor without license, will be
heard tbi. murning before United States
Commissioner BuriOrd.
II you have cane teat chairs, with tho back
or bottom worn cut, send them to III Elm
street. discount mattress mandatory, and
they will be promptly flied with cane Or
perforated wood Of RESPONSIBLE charge.
In mentioning the lisi Of presents given
10 Mrs. Murphy, nee Shea. on her murrise Q,
a handsome gold licea o.ke stand from Con
ductor William Baker, Of tho Texas &
Pacific road, and his wife, was inadvertently
omitted.
Mr.. Gsrliug,on's two story house on Elm
street, when completed will DO one OF the
gnest buildings 10 Dallas. Al. j, Rosen6old
has leased the whole building and will move
INTO II September OH. He will make II the
finest grocery store 10 Texas.
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Save Yeu Ha,r-Keep it Beautiful.

Save Yeu Hatr-Mcep IL Beautiful.
Tho "London Hair Color Restorer'' IL
he most delightful artc lever introduced TO
to American people and is totally different
from all other hair restorers, being entirely
free from oil impure ingredients that reader
many other articles tor the hair obnoxious,
Where badness, or falling of the hair exists,
or premsturely grayness from sickness, or
other causes, lis use will restore the natural
youthful color, and causea healthy growth,
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dam
druif, &c., at the same time most pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, fragrantly perfnm-
ed, rendering the hair soft and pliable making
II an indispensable article in every toilet. Ask
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor-
or. Price, rs cents bottle. Six bottles, 81.
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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M erchants, Read This.-To those subje 3
Ills incident TO the veXations of business II
dyspepsia, and feeling of debility and fr
fulness, we say, without equivOoation, to
Simmons Liver Regulator. This remedy
unequaled In the cure of piles, constipation
bad breath sick headache and bi ,ious com
plains. The Regulator is free from any lnju
rious mercurisl substan ce; not disagreeabi
can be taken Mt any time, without interfering
with business or pleasure. tits so gentle,sale.
and such a good dlgester, that IL Is often used
lieve any apprehension that meal may dis
agree with you.
'lIsving been great sufferer for many
years from general debility aud indigestion, |
concluded to try your valuable medicine
(SlmmoDs' Regulatory In small doses, and
found Il to be what Il was recommended for.
You can use my name at any time you wish
In Its praise.
AZ. +. DUMAS, Merchant, Haddock, Ca"
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! laid 10 a pon! seven miles west of the Pecol
river.
Oarnes, the insurance, man returned
yesterday from trip to Denton aud othe
points.
w. w. Battle, of the @ I & M @ survey
ing corps made the HERALD pleasant cal
yesterday.
William Lewis, charged with drunkenness
WAS fined SIS and cost in Justice Price,
court yesterday.
Mr.. j. Holloway and family arrived this
evening from north Missouri. where they
have been spending the summer.
Mr.. ID. NJ. 90 var. superintendent of the
construction of the Fort Worth telephone
exchange, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Annie BsrksdslA left last evening for
Terrell on visit 70 Misses Florence and
Beulah Chidress, ofthat place.
J. T.. Henderson who was isjured in the
wreck on the Texas & Pacific at Katula
II visiting 81 Paul and other points in the
north and esst. He writes that his injur, d
limb is daily improving.
Wa a~o indebted to Mr. W. L. Campbell,
three mies east Of Richardson, for some
peaches raised by him, sad when we say
thew were superb, 10, not man undertake to
im--pesch our veracity.
Mr.. Ed ward s. Du me- of Mobile. Als.,
O r-ominent cotton buyer for New England,
aud European cotton houses arrived la the
city last evening on his way 10 the east and
70 Europe. he paid our sapctum pleasant
call.
Mr.. II. s. Cook. one of the most sff,ble
and successful of tho travelling men who
visit Texas, is IN the city, guest at the
Grand Windsor. Mr.. Cook Is representing
the Dozier- Weyl Cracker company Of st.
Louis.
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Delightful Entertainment.

LAST evening at the residence of Mr.
Robert Gibson most pleasant little party of
young folks was given by Masters Robert
Gibson and Richard Lloyd. A most de'
lightful repast of good things was spread.
Games and dances were also INDUCED in, and
a good time generally was had. Among
those present were the following: Misses
Minnie Wheat, Annie Swink, TIME Mcleod
Edna Simpson, Maud aud Laura Wisdom
Beuls Pacey, Maud Kestirg, Louise Lee
Ida Booso, Aunie Gibson. And master Q
Mcleod. Garrett Eakins, Elliott. lambeth I,
Gibson, Camp, Pace, Wright, Wheat and
Gibson.
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GaIvestOn's Boom.

The Island City has boom on az last and
so big ono that there 10 neither residence
nor store to DO rented. Her business men
are full Of business, and the place Is running
over with attractions and Inducements of all
sorts. Chief among those in the commercial
line Ia tho great Job office, stationery ware
house and li,hographing establishment of M.
Strickland. Ho has kept pace with the i'm
meuse progress of Galveston, aud to-day 10
able TO do work with his unequalled facili.
,ies that cannot be surpassed In nestness Of
execution, promptness aud bedrock prices
by any sim,ar house 10 the touth or even the
north. Call on him on tho Strand and SEQ
or yourstlvea.
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yoIunbIe PlnntatIon for Sale,

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; five sets of tenant houses with
now bois dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot
and some three miles east of Csrrolton de-
pot. One Of the best black land plantations
in the west Price low; terms to suit pur,
chaser. Foi further information, apply to
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD,
Dallas, Texas.
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Hamilton Female College, Lexing ton,
Kentucky

This is the most popular college in the
south for young ladies. Situated 10 the
midst Of the famous "Blue Grass Region"
noted for the hesllhfulness of its climate and
beauty of scenery. Accommodations unsur-
passed, fine buildings, excellent course of
study, large and able faculty, unrivaled ad
vantsges in music and painting. But two
young ladies occupy a room. Over twenty
students from Texas last session. An escort
furnished pupils. Fall term begins Sept.
18th. For terms, route, references, csts-
logues, Monthly" etc. apply to
f. p. STCLAIR. Dallas, Texas.
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Hugh MJlsr, vho styles himself lawyer,
and who his been dissipaslng very hard for
several days pas. aud annoying those whom
be mo, on the streets, was arrested yesterday
afternoon BY Officer Olspp aud locked up IN
lhe station hou,e. He had gone 10 the resi.
dence Of M. Linskl", on upper Main street,
and insisted on golpg into the hou,e
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Sheriff Jones went up TO Mckinney yea
terday.
o. H. Clanccy leh this evening for .riT
10 Chorfcana.
Msjor L. A. Nasty, Of Lampssa,, was in
the city ye.vrd'y.
: CAPTAIN T. w. Abney. Of Denton, was
greeting bic fricnda IN the city ye,twday.
jessie PAdeit,, oftbe firm Of Psdgl,. B'os.
hes returned from IN extensive eastern tour.
The track Of the rcIss rscinc has been
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Frlzes, Coquettcs
And hair switches, the styles at A A Pear.
aon,a
D. W. MILAN

NJ. T. MORGAN, D. W. MILAN
Hot Springs, Arkansas,
SUMPTER HOUSE,
MORGAN Sc MILANJ Props.
This house, being conveniently located to
bath houses and surrounded by beautiful
shade trees, is unsurpassed by any hotel in
the valley rs heme for sick and wesried;
having all the modern improvements, such
as gas. telephone, etc. d. w. Milan is
formerly Of Dallas, Texas, and will DO pleased
to zoe bis many friends and acqusintences,
and will take great pains that their wishes
are gratifed. Have your baggage checkod.on
Hot Springs railroad TO Sumpter house.
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N. WrgeIson& Son has filed suits for dam
ages in tae diatrc. court against Shneider 81
Davis and Morris & Randall, praying for
damages in the sum of So, 400 in each case,
They sllege that their business WAS damaged
to that extent BY reason of attachments that
the above named firms run on them, closing
them out and impairing their credit.
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Excursion Pleasure.

Excursion tickets 70 the famous White
Sulphur Spring ana other resorls In tho cast
rail route through New Orleans. Apply BY
letter or In person 70 @. w. Ely: passenger
sgent, or X. O. Flood, ticket ngent corner
Main and Austin stree,s, or at Union depot
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Hound over,

Samuel McEvers srresIcd by the United
States authorities on Ito charge Of selling
liquors, beer and cigars at tho White Rock
camp meeting had q preliminary hearing
before United States Commissioner Burford
Yesterday and was bound over In the sum OF
800 for his appearance Of tho next term
of tho federal court.
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Southeast corner of the public square
Greenville. Texas.
The rooms are large and we'll ventilated.
Everything in tho house 10 new, handsome
and comfortable. Large sample rooms for
commercial travellers. The hotel 10 conducted
on the European plan. Travellers can get
their meals to order at any time Of the day
or night.
Opened March 18th, 1881.
A. SuANpY,
Manager.
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For sale

A. public auction, on Tuesday, tho 23t
day Of August, 1881, with or without furni
ture, tho new Abilene hotel. situated II
Abilene. Texas, and 10 now doing goot
business.
For particulars apply 70
EVANS Il HAMPTON,
Abilene, Texas.
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This spaceis reserved for Mason & Erb.

ON mereiai Men and Others visiting
Austin should stop a. the Raymond House.
II is by far the best hotel in the city aud the
rates have recently been reduced TO 50 per
day. The rooms are large and airy, every one
has an electric bell and every thing is first
class in every respect.
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Kids 25, 30, 80 cents at Peorson's. Mitts
S5, go, 70 cents, SO 0, $1.25, $3.50 and $500,
at Pearson's. Bonnets sndhats ST, So, So,
S4, SIS, So, at Pearson's Ladies' hoes s
cents pair embroidery 5 cents a yard, at
Pearson's. Bargains at Pesrson's Oh Nor
day, and those other days that follow Mons
day
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We arc Ahead.

Best loes largest stock, 70 Old goods.
carried over. Noveltio, daily arriving In
ladies' suits, fancy goods notions
and everything tor ladies' wear. Convince
yourselfat M. Rosenthal & Co.'s, corner Elm
and Poydras streets.
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BURGLARS BanIc,i,

Burglars made break on the Sun board
ing house on east Elm street last night about
ten o'clock, but they wore discovered and
their efoits frustrated. They succeeded In
making good their escape.
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Gall at Johnson's lunch stand and ice
cream saloon, Main street, west of Grand
Windsor. Hot coffee. fried chicken and
everything in the lunch line ct all times; also
tobacco and cigars.
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Headquarters for lscts, A A Pearscn's


The respectable drug storee, hotels, res-
tsurants and places of public resort all over
the country keep "Conrad's Budweiser
Beer
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The physicians say: 1--WE feel justified In
recommending the Conrad's Budweiser 10 the
public, because we know II TO DO perfectly
pure and healthy, being manufactured of tho
very best hops and malt that can be found
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Am now making the finest stick. tsffy and
cream fancy candies ever made before in this
city, and offer it to the wholesale and retail
trade at prices that defy competition. will
also have toys and notions for the wholesale
trade that cannot be had in price or assort-
ment this side Of New York, so hold your
orders. Fine fancy groceries below cost.
Cigars, tobacco, soap, baking powders, pick
les, and Texas tulu specislites.
w. X WurpLoCT
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inst Received.

Choice New York creamy butter, l ID tins;
Youog America cheese; Crosse Il Black.
we,is onions, piuts and halt pin,s; A. @
Frcnch's pruaes, in l Id tins; Yarmouth
bloaters; Patapsso pepper extract; pure
fruit syrups; new Baldwin tomato cassup
new pickles; essence of auchovies; LouIs-
lana orange preserves; fresh caviar and eel
new dried currents and prunes; Whiltaker's
hams, etc., Just received at so
Calm, FRIEBERG IL Cos.
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Parties owning lands in Clay, Wichita,
Archer, Wilbarger or Hardemsn counties
can fnd cash purchaser by addressing
A. r. COLLINS, Depison, Texas.
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Corner Nam and A etinS

Buy your furniture from fret hands. You
can do 80 and save money by calling on
Union City Furniture company, Gil Elm
street,
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The best line Of chairs, sofsr, ssies, table
and rockers in tn, CITY, at Union City Furs
niiure company, Gil Elm street.
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Rats, mice, ants, Hie,, vern'n, mosquitoes.
insects, &c., cleared out by "Rouyh oil Rats."
16c. boxes Of druggists.
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Children, Ladies' ana Misses Corsets,
From 500 to So so, at M. Rosenthal u Cos.'s,
corner Elm and Poydras streets.
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Elegant Line of Ladies' Underwear
Go TO M. Rosenthal & Co.'s, corner Elm
aud Poydras streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

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