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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-13
AN ALLIGATOR Rancho
a Colonel Sellers Who Proposes to Start
One and Who CLAIMS There is Millions
I'm

A Colonel Sellers Who Proposes to Start
One and Who CLAIMS There Is Millions
I'm II.
A tall, wiry individual, whose sleek, black
cloth suit had long since served its time,
stood at the office counter of the Grand
Windsor hotel yesterday morning, as did
also HERALD reporter, scanning the reg
istcr Has a gentleman by the name of
Colonel George Webster Dalton, of st.
Lonis stopped here at any ime during the
past week." he asked the cierk. The clerk
was OF the opinion that no such party had
been guest of the house. at is rather
SECULAR, very, to say the least Of
II, continued the man in slow,
measured tone, as though speaking TO
himself, FOR he told me, in fact, he assured
me most positively that he would meet me
here any time between the 9th and the 10Th,
and as he is noted for his promptness, can
not understand it, for by his absence he is
Iretardlng great enterprise which will
bring him in thousands upon thousands of
dollars" The reporter by tins time had
become interested in the speaker and with
visions of a new railroad water-works, cot
ton, factories, sausage factories and
q hundred other industrial works,
Hitting through his mind, he ventured to
inquire otthe man the nature of the great
enterprise of which he so confidently spoke.
Sit down over here and I'll tell you,h he
said; lit is an alligator rancho. | am going
to start an alligator rancho, and it is unnec-
essary for you to look at me like | was
man that had the jim jams, for never in
dulge in the ardent, neither am ! "a
Colonel Sellers, but on the contrary / am
plain practical business man
and ! tell you, young man, that an ALI.
gator rancho is not only feasible but there
is millions in it. The gentleman after
whom asked is with me in the scheme,
and it is our purpose to arrange Il stock
company, with sufficient capital, and EN-
bark in the alligator business. am from
81: Augustine, Florida, and am going into
TINS thing with both my eyes wide open. Just
as soon as sufficient stock is taken we will
take steps to lease large bodies of land ly-
ing along the streams and lakes of south
western Louisiana and southeastern Texas,
where the alligator is found in abundance,
and the income on the hides and oil will be
immense. There are great many negroes
in that section, and we will employ n large
force of them in catching the alligators. We
propose to erect tanneries and will
work great change in the alli-
gator hide trade. / am here
waiting for Col. Dalton to come on, when
we will form the company and begin opera
tons as soon as the lease of the land is eff.
fected. "This is the whole of it in q nut
shell, he said, as he walked back to the
register to give il second and closer inspec.
ton for Col. Dalton's signature. As he APP
pears to be harmless it is hardly probable
that the officers will lock him up.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-13
A MAMMOTH O.. orHING ESTABLISH
MR,Nr
Opening of l. Rcinhardt's Great one-Price
Clothing and Gents Fuynlshh,g Goods
Establishment, No 704 Elm street.

Mr.. l. Reinharit's great clothing estab.
lishment on Elm street, just Completed a
lew days go,turns out to be an enterprise
OF great magnitude and business house of
which the city of Dallas may Justly feel
proud. Mr.. Reinhardt opened his store for
the first time on the oath of October. and
since then has been constantly receiving
and opening goods and now offers TO the
public a stock Of gents, youths and bows
clothing, excelling in beauty, variety and
cheapness any stock ever before exhibited
In north Texas. The system, regularity
and general order displayed in Mr.. Rein
hardt ; establishment surely indicate that
Mr., Reinhardts ideas of business are thor
ough and complete. His announcements,
''one price for all, y money refunded If
goods don't suit, h"Every garment warrant
cd, are sure and positive tests of strict
business integrity and desire Ia please.
The universal testimony ofMr. /. .inhardt's
iiberality and fairness from n community
IN which he lived and did business foe near
ly quarter of a century, are u sure guar
anty of his success here.
In bespeaking for Mr. Reinharlt bril-
liant and useful business career in our
midst, we but re-echo the numerous senti-
ments expressed by those amongst whom
Mr.. Reinhardt dwelt and did business so
long.
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CAPT. JUNE PEAK.
Railroad Construction In Mexico Under
American Auspicies.

Captain June Peak, formerly in
command of company of rangers
which did such efficient service on the
northwestern frontier of this state, arrived
in the city yesterday morning direct from
the City of Mexico, where, for the past wear
or so, he has held the responsible position
of superintendent of stock and trains of the
Mexican Central road, now building
from the City of Mexico to
I'll Paso, distance of some
one thousand four hundred miles. One hun.
bred and fifty miles of the road is now one
rating northwest from the City of Mexico,
which has been built within the past year.
The line IS graded to Leon, three hundred
miles out, and the iron will be laid and
trains running to that point by the first of
February, 1852, where it will form a Juno
ton with its croSs-line running from Tam
pico, on the gulf of Mexico,
10 san Bias, on the Pa
citc coast. The length of the line Of tbe
Tampico road is some GOO miles The Neyi-
can Central and Tampico roads have at
work on their lines the enormous force of
LUZ men, composed of Mexicans and In
dams and the work is being superintended
~ hineIicdls, VINO constitute the directing
force on the roads. The laborers of The
grading force get thirty.one cents
per day and those of the track
laying force fifty cents per day.
Captain Peak stated further that the
Mexican Central road traverses a fine min
eral country, with stretches of fertile lands,
lie also stated that the Americans and
Mexlcans had very false ideas of
one another, based upon a sus-
picion of personal honesty, but
his experience and observation confirmed
nm IN the averment that life and property
were. as safe in that portion of the sister re-
public as in the soi-dcsant law-abidlng
and God-fearing section of our Union. Dur,
ing his stay in Mexico, Captain Peak pros
pered financially and returns to his home
to enjoy the fruits of his labers
and frugality among the friends of bis
youth. Leaving the city of Vera Cruz on
Monday last, he reached this city yester
day morning. His sojourn in the land of
pronounciamentoes has added health to his
already robust constitution, and, while
tanned, the captain is the picture of health.
His brother, Mat, is on the Mexican Ma
tional railroad, now being constructed from
the city of the MontezumaS to Zannillo, in
the capacity of superintendent of stock and
purchasing agent. Captain Peak will re-
turn IN about ten days, his furlough being
limited.
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Weekly Mortuary Report.

Mortuary report for week ending Saturday
noon, November 18th, as furnished the HBR,
AID by DR.. S. W. Field, health officer:
Elizabeth Moore, female, white, 20 years
marasmus senilis.
j. II. Philip, male, white, IS years diar-
rhoea.
Alice Mahann, female, white. . years; ma.
larial fever.
J.. A. Chillis, male, white, /, years con.
WILSON'S.
Ollie Jackson, female, white, l year lu.
pus.
Willie Hayns, male, white, 10 months
unknown.
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irs,ynor made him present of the ANNA
A lew days ago Mr.. Traynor SAYS he re-
celyed letter from his friend stating he had
arrived home safely with the dog, but that
me msrning following his arrival it was
missing, and all his efforts to find it were
lrnitleSs. Tuesday morning, TO the great
ssstonlshment of Mr.. Traynor and his
family, the dog put in an appearance at his
house, giving evidence of fondness for them
by leaping upon him and the members of
the family, wild with delight that it had
again reached its old home and
trleNds. The animal had travelled the en-
tire distance, though it must have spent a
good many days in finding its way back
home. 1t was lean and bore several wounds
which spoke of encounters with ferocious
CANNES. Mr. Traynor says that he will
never again give the dog away.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH


NEW ORLEANS.
grades hrmeF s. tot. s"e
Sorn quiet mixed ~ white S.
Oats dull at IS TO 81.
Corn meal steady; new 65; oldS2,
Hay weak, prime 26; choice "a tosS
Pork scarce ana firm, l7kGlS,
Lard quiet and steady refined tierce laS n
l2ls; keg l2S "
Dry salt meats flmer shoulders packed ~.
baeon scarce and firm: shoulders 50 10 8 10,
clear ribs lel.i to i0H
mans steady choice sugar cured new can.
vassed laA Ia l4l- '''''
WHISKY Western reotiied at OOto 10.
Sohee quiet and steady; eargoes ordinary Ia
prime 3 to l2i4 W
sugar quiet and weak inferior 5al: eommon
~ ialr To fully fair lis to ca; yellow ciari.
Molasses active and lower common 10 to a.
ia,. 80 70 ~; prime 10 choice Is TO 10
Bran weaker at Is tol2O
Exchange unchanged.
sight 20 per 1000 premium.
sterling bank 4, So
ConsOis 6Sa4@6h4
ST. LOUIS.
changed. "V''''''""! u"'
Wheat opened lower advanced and closed
lower No, 2r iall, lass cash; 40. De.
cember; .42l for January.
Corn open li''Ner aud declined: GA. for
cash; 65S f. cc,mber 80 W.
VatS better .44 Tor cash. 49, for December.
fork quiet .ohting. l7.0G bulk meats and
bacon very slow, only jobbing.
Lard nominal at lOls,
Whisky quirll ~.
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A Handsome Jewelry establishment.

This what it impressed HERALD re-
porter yesterday that the establishment OF
J.W. Webb, corner Main and Lamar streets,
truly is. Just as the visitor enters the
'front.' door his attention is attracted by q
show-window on the left. In this window
his gaze is first riveted on diamond set of
earrings and brooch, solitaire stones, the
rings worth $1,000 and the brooch $3.50
He then sees watches, chains, smaller dia-
monds and bnOuteries, ilanked on each side
with majolica vase containing magnifi-
cent artificial flowers. The whole is pre-
sided over and carefully guarded by a
bronze bulldog, so natural in appearance
that one involuntarily starts when II is first
seen. This window attracts the gaze of
hundreds and hundreds every day, and
there is always crowd around it.
Inside the store, now wholly occupied by
Mr.. Webb, having been thoroughly reno
waited, repapered, etc, you see on the lett
the siverware cases filled to repletion with
the finest of this ware made in the United
States, in the selection of which Mr.. Webb
superintendent for two months in New
York. One elegant and massive tea-set, of
unique and artistic design, valued at $3.50,
attracts especial attention. Watches and
jewelry of every variety, design and quality
dazzles the eye in their splendid profusion
IN his handsome new show cases. In brace
lets he has some rare articles, particularly
in Bangles, and one pair, set with diamonds
worth, $3.50, are worthy a princess. In
French clocks, imported by himself, he
has q splendid line, ranging from $25 to
S6S. One beautiful line of goods, rare in
this country and never before seen in Dal-
las, are his Majolica vases, filled with the
most magnificent artificial flowers. They
are all the rage now in the eastern cities,
and although it seems impossible to i'm.
prove on nature, still the flowers are as live
~ and smile as sweetly as any that ever
budded and bloomed Mr. Webb is receiy-
ing additions to his stock every day and
will have one of the finest and largest as
sentiments Of goods ever in the city.
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once of Mason & Erb., Dealer in School and
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery and Periodi.
DALLAS, TEXAS, November s. ls,

Gals.
DALLAS TEXAS, November s. 1881.
Santa Claus, North Pole:
Your second shipment, consisting of fine
works of art, such as Dores Biebe Gallery,
Muton's Paradise Lost, Ancient Mariner.
Pompeli, Indian Summer Tennyson. Long
fellow, Whittier, Wandering Jew, etc; al
of the above contain full page Illustrations
by that great artist, "Dore," have arrived
all safe. The imported Auto and Photograph
Albums are very fine; have shown them to
several OF our customers, who pronounce
them the finest and cheapest ever seen in
Dallas. Portmonaies for ladies and gents
are good and give general satisfaction. Up
Right Work Baskets are very handsome,
everyone is surprised at the low figure we
olier them at. The complete sets of
Tharkeray, Scott, Bulwer, Dickens, Hume,
Gibbon, McCaulay and all the standard
authors, in fine bindings, are greatly ad-
mired. The first shipment of Juvenile
books were grand, and il the others, which
you promise to have on exhibition at our
store December 9th, are to be so much
finer, we cannot imagine what they will
look like. or course we will sell them at
bottom figures, and treat all our customers
alike. Awaiting your further Instructions,
we are Very Truly Yours.
MASON IL ERB.
P. Some thousand volumes of Standard
Poets have arrived, and will be sold at 40
cents per copy, and will report when
balance ofstock arrives. NJ. Il Il.
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The following marriage licenses were is.
sued during the past week; James Ross
and Eliza Sage; George Ebcrhart
and Ida Dorrin; William Foster
don and Laura Haight Frank Whine and
Lucinda Taylor John Padon and Mary h.
Hale; William Stockton and Sarah Gum
William 0linger and Sarah Oxley james
Dawson and Mary DUNCAN.
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County Court-CrimlnaI Term

The following cases were disposed of in
the county court yesterday:
State VS.. Georgia Morgan, charge of keen.
ing disorderly house; fined 800 and cost.
State VS.. b. f. Kaufman, aggravated as.
sault; fined SIS and cost
State VS.. J. d. Mcleod, charge Of agra
voted assault, found guilty Of simple as
sault, fined SIS and cost.
The criminal docket of this court is very
heavy, 275 true bills having been turned
into this court alone by the last grand jury.
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Methodist Conference,

Delegates to the Austin conference orthe
M. Il. church, which convenes at Fort
Worth, November 18th, will be favored
with one and one.iifth fare for the round
trip TO Fort Worth and return, over the
Texas 4 Pacific. Also over the Transconti.
mental, via Sherman. Tickets will be good
from November 10th to I'D.
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Some three weeks ago Mr. Hugh Brandie,
Of Lawrence, Kansas, while visiting Mr.,
William Traynor, farmer in the north.
western part of this county, a relative and
old-time friend OF his, he took fancy to a
pointer dog, and when he left for home Mr..
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The thanks of the HERALD office are due
to Joseph Menczer, sole agent for Dallas,
for bottle of elegant old Tokay wine, of
purest European variety, imported by ID.
A. Mayer of 526 Broadway, New York. II
Of this article let them call on Menczer,
that's sufficient
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8clieioms.

RECOMMENDATION CHURCH-Rev. W.
T. McCunc, pastor. Service in the Baptist
church HARDWOOD street, between Bryan and Live
Oak streets at 3 O'Clock. Subject: What was
the meaning of the sacrifice ofbeasts and birds
In the Old Testament time"
nTCUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN Gil -
Jefferson street, Rev. ID. W. .Broughton, pastor,
Preaching at II a, m. and 7 10 p. IN. Sabbath
school nj GSI a, IN. cordial invitation is eI.
tended to ALL
nCFlRsT BAPTIST CHuRCH-Corner of syc.
amore street and Patterson avenue, J II. Curry,
pastor, Services at II q. m and u. IN,
Services free TO all. Sunday School a IN.
ngFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH-CoTner Of
Live Oak and Ilarwood streets Rev. II. c.
Buckner will preach at II A. IN. and
ESO p. m. Sunday school ut $50 a. IN. l.. II.
Tilman superintendent. The public generally
are cordially invited to attend
TABERNACLE NJ. Il. CHURCH-Rcy. A.
u. Reat, pastor. Preaching at II II IN and p IN,
by the pastor, Morning subject "The Past and
the Future" Evening subject: MANS Whole
Duty Glass meeting at $40 m Sunday school
NJ 30 p, m. Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
ing. The public are cordially invited Strangers
always welcome, Seats free.
nB- LAMAR STREET NJ. L. CHURCH .-Woi-
shipping at Dallas Female College Services
morning and evening by Rev. Prof Smith. sun.
day School $50 a. m
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ItNever Rains But Pours,

So it would seem from what Mr.. James
II. Young, of 0watonna, Minnesota. re-
Gently wrote us. Mr.. Young says: NV wife
was afflicted with very severe sore throat,
in July, and three children similarly troub.
led. st. Jacobs Oil was used, and COM
plete cure was the result. Can recommend
it to all afflicted.
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How dye know? Because they now have
in store and will exhibit, the finest line of
holiday goods in the city of Dallas. The
place is Mason q ERn
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schoo, Suits and scb.o, Hats.

We have just opened at our popular low
prices a large line of boys school suits, va.
rying in price from 1915 TO $500 suits.
They are bargain. l. REINHARpr.
70i Elm street
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Young Oscar Roberts, who has been q p.
pointed route agent between here and Abe.
line, is a clever, deserving young man, aud
Will no doubt fill the position with ability.
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Hard cases and soft pearl-ivory, Russia
leather and tortoise shell card cases, finest
in the city, at Mason & Erb.
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We Lead Styles and Lowest Prices
Fol millinery, cloaks, suits, ladies under
Elm street. wv
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At Wholesale.

AT w. il. Smiths new house on Main
street, above I. l.. Marsalis, can be found
at all times the best northern butter pota-
toes, apples, cabbage and California fruits,
of which he is offering at the very lowest
prices to the trade. Call and ascertain
prices
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lyon walt tlrst-class meal for 25 cents
go to the Bell Pool" S2l Main street.
Fresh oysters in any style 40 cents per
dozen. G.. w. GREEN, Proprietor
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December 9TH will be q gala day for the
little folks and their parents. All are in
yited to the grand display, at the Book
Store. Mason ~ Epp
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Oats, corn and barley crushed Is econom.
ical, healthful and better for horses and
cows than whole grain. Corn meal, Graham
flour, hominy and grits, manufactured at
Felton's corn MILL Patterson avenue.
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Over-Stocked.

1900 barrels extra choice Michigan pota-
toes in large barrels just arriving, and will
be sold in lots below cost by
DARLINGTON Il FIELD,
Dallas, Texas.
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Do you visit2 Then be sure and see the
new calling cards and elegant line of sta.
tioncry,--at Mason & Ems
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changes second hand furniture, and goods
of all kinds.
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Every one has q will and mind to think
for himself, yet many will go about
hacking and coughing until friend re-
commends DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for that
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Found-Pocket.books and ladies' port.
monies, genuine Russia, at Mason & Erb's.
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Everything needed in fancy and staple
groceries buy from A. Bond & Co., 4O3
Main street.
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Don't, no don't buy any presents for your
children until you have seen the grand dis
play, December 9th, at Mason Il Erb's.
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Fine cutlery, suitable for presents, paper
weights, IN every conceivable shape, at Ma.
son & Erbs,
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No family should be without one of thos,
handsome and cheap Bibles TO be had a
Mason & Erbs.
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|, the place for leading styles of Hats and
Bonnets, zoo Elm street.
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The, largest selection in millinery goods
fall kinds can be found at NJ. Rosenth hal
u Cos, corner Elm and Poydras streets
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Ledgers day books, journals, cash books,
memorandums and fine books, large stock,
ut Mason & Ems.
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At A. Bond & Co., 403 Main street, Won
can find every variety of canned fruitsysge.
tables and meats. Goods delivered free
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Fancy and Shaded Feathers.
In this department we receive daily new
novelties, at Bauman's, zoo Elm street.
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Please your children--tinest ne of iuye
nile books in Texas, at Mason & Erb.
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Stop In at the bookstore and see their
bargains in books and stationery.
MASON & ERp.
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Loudon is the squarcst second hand deal.
In Dallas.
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Music hath charms. Work boxes, Jewel
cases, with music, at MASON q Ems
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Human Hair Goods.

human Hair Goods.
Switches, braids, ireEets, coquets, Saratog,
waves and all kinds Of hair ornaments, at
Bauman's, 700 Elm street.
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Electromagnetic would not own one
when you can buy a complete edition for
21c, at Mason Il ERpis.
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Pickles. sauces and every kind Of condI
ment, at A. Bond & Co., Main street.
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The neatness and civility at Kent's Hotel,
corner, Main and Murphy streets, are pro.
verbal.
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Fish, flesh, fowl and game, in season. al.
ways served at Kent's Hotel, Main street.
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Bridal Outfits.

HrIUnI UutiIts,
A complete line and at prices to suit, Al
Bauman's, zoo Elm street.
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Go and see orr's buggies and carriage.
before buying elsewhere, or send for price
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Nab beavers all Coiors
At Bauman's, T03 Elm street.
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Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phntons
and spring wagons.
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Ladies', Misses and Chiidrcn's Hose.
A full line at Bauman's, zoo Elm street.
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The great tea-store is at A. Bond & Co.,
403 Main street
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New Millinery Store /!

MRS. JENNIE RowLEY
Has opened her store OF millinery and fancy
goods at p21 Main street She hrs been In the
millinery business for many years, and win
guarantee satisfaction. Her friends VIII do well
10 call.