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A. & i. Mittcnthal will sell all kinds of
plain and fancy mating ut cost, which is
ltOm j. II TO 31 CCnts ncr Nnrl
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b, II, Aliens saloon, No. $50 Elm street,
is the popular resort for all who indulge in
the ardent, II is the most magnifcently
those polite gentlemen, A. Kelley and Doe
Hamilton, which is guarantee that moth
ing but the finest goods are sold
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"The Despised Race"

It's better TO be heather than TO be Jew
in the German empire. The anti-semitic
crusade has assumed great proportions, and
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Ghusician.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-Dr. Morton,
i Office over Exchange bank building; resi-.
dencs S3j San Jacento street; telephone at resi-.
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miscellaneous aalants.

WANrED-A room, furnished or un-
w furnished, ON Main or Elm street Address
A c HERALD office
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Hayelocks, listers and Jackets.
Trimmed in snowflake plush and fur, at
Baumans, 706 Elm street.
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Make from s25 to $50 per week selling goods for
+. q. Rdeout & Co., 10 Barclay street, New York.
Send for catalogue aud terms.
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| NANTED--Residence with or rooms, viii
w pay $50 to So per month. Apply at 7l2
Elm strpet
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'No LET One nicely furnished front parlor
L Apply ut Ne. l222 Main street
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w ANTED-Work by grocer OF experience
w in jobbiug and retail Guarantee of sobri-
ETY. and attention. Salary when proved salts.
tory. Address j., this office.
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once u good cabinet maker.
w can at Show Case Works, 2J5 Main street
(NANTED--A Arst-class second Cook at the
w st George Hotel, Dallas, Texas Permanent
situation and good wages. None but good ones
need apply
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w on section houses. depots and round houses
west OF r0yah. Steady winters Job and wages
s. % per day. For further information and
transportation, inquire at PattersOns. on Lamar
street of A. Brownlec contractor
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FEUILLETON:
LES
GRIMES D'UNANeE.

PAR, RENE DE- PoxT,JEsT.
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DIES QUATRE
SALOONS.

NJ E. JOHN BOS'O. r .OPRtETAlRE
AZ du RESTAURANT pEs QUArR.-S.'so>sl
payne, .iusi que le p: C en- :tne,:. e. au i
. ll.anstaie soa tst.1.n.t. No. Isl ..~
Ia rue ia. Charities az No. ] e Is meme
rue, pres Ge St-i-ou'.. y ,sU;.c &c ceite Oe-
casiuO pour reriercier le pu.:c ct soil cite
Ell me.'e temps Ia 80 .uuai.on &c sou bicn
vci'art patronage. l, uio,lme tn outrc ses
amis quill a DIES ea,oes pa,.;ca :e,s su .'rc
mier, ct d4.s chamoses nlcr .'ces Il 'oJcr > 4
seniaine on au n'cis. les .,ersOIIcs d. al
vile ct de In ne y trouv -root tOu.s IT
cvmsor de.irAble.l Z eera Ouv eti
qua uuIt- = Z 10.
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Firsmen's Pair 0res.ds can nav b. rent
ed Tor Fares, Tic Mics, parties aud enter
t~ainmeuts.
Apply to s. T. GRISAMORE.
President Firemep.s Hall Association
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"AIA : GU : pas lJC IL Y
car la visite que je lui al faite
date tlejA desc dizaine de jour~,
mails j;ai recn CO matin. uu petit
mot me dormant rendez, vous au
jourd'hui, & six heurespOur termi
ner la daire.
-AtOrs, tn vas ret0urner chez
Mile Rita
Sans aucun doute. jsy Sc.
ralt a l'heure ditc. Pourqnoi
pas!
-Si ton mari savait tOut celia I
Albert !! II t'aime. plus que
moi. Au dejenner, &C matin, Ill
me disait encore que, pour to de
fendre, te sauver, il donnerait tout
al monde. Je lui F~aconterai ma
visite % s0ir, ct il sera le premier
4 MEN fsliciter. M%aintenant, don
ne'n,oi bien vito les Cent cinQuan
te mile traucs que je dOis porter
& Mile Rita
-Ou veux-tu que je preune une
pareille sOmmef
Chez ton banquier, ton notai
re je ne sails pas, moi
-H6las /! ma bonnie Marthe, tu
ne parais pas ten douter, mails
'uns femme mariee he pent tou
cher On centimo sans lfautorisa
ton de son mari !! Or To pense
que 81 je demandait N. Do Bic
ze.. :
non, ca nest pas posi-
ble. Comment, tot 81 richie, tn
n'as pas d'argeut 4 ia DISPOSE
ton!
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Qul peOt-eQc NJ. Oc BleZe lul'm6
me, cOurez vOus poster dams les
envirOus. VOUs attrendrez que
Marthe sorte pour Ia suivre JUS
Qu'elle soft entlee dams le centre
de Paris.
~C'est entendu, mails du dia-
bie..
~Vous saurez tout!
Sans en- delnaudeI dsavantage.
le brave commandment embrassa
Ia comtesse Ut parti pout ob6ir
Militaireineut.
Au meme instant, Marthe arri-
Wait chez ellie, ct apres s'6tre as
SURGE que n. Duloucey etait a
l'etude, prenait par la lo,te de
communication pour le rejoindre.
Mais lie cabinet du notaire etait
vide. Settlement, Ell pretant 10
reille, Nine Duloncey reconnut
IL v0ix de son mari Gans Ia piece
voisine.
En effet, quelques minutes an
paravant, 90 client important
await demande le jeune notaire
qui etail allie IL rect vOir dams le
salon d'attente pour ne pas lie fa;re
entrer dams son cabinet.
Viveinent contrariee de ne pas
t1onver son mari Ia jeune femme
s'assit devant ie bureau ouch NJ. Du
lonely await laiss6 Ouvert.
Elle attendit ainsi pres de dix
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the DAILY uMEs.sIn

6cila1s ayear. % Tor ctr Dsu1Ha. oiSo
GbP th1eo nO0tha. Has the larUpGe dfcnlap
ton Of any paper In Cincinnati. stheho1
advertlx1nG medium and the nsge pap9 =
readers Who would know Of the Vog3d1
dolnGD - promptly - the neWu on - IN
p0ytSd. A6drsa6 TImo1-S&ax. Cnetnna0, &.
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DEUXIEME PARTlE
nRAMES INTIMES.
VII
LIZ CRIME DE MARTHE.

Que tn es bon, dit M:,1the Ell
sautant au con de son mari. Eth
bien! @ SOFT, te te donnerai une
excellente nouvelle! Chut! Ne
me defnande rlen, je mai las en-
core lie droit de parler.
LEadorable jeune femme await
prononc6 ces defniers mOts en- en-
voyant du bout du doigt un bal
ser 1 Albert, ct ellie await dispara
1aissant sous le charme le pauvre
enivr6 dtamour. Il await tout on
bile, aussi bien les fautes quill
await d&ja commises que 70 desas
ire qui le menaeait.
Son valet de chambre lie rape
la a Ia r6alitA en- entrant pour lui
dire que NJ. Valentin le pratt de
veuir i l'6tude, on an stranger IL
demandait.
Apres avoir repondu quill se
rendait immediatement dams son
cabinet, NJ. Duloncey quitta Ia
sale & manager, prit par Ia petite
,,orte de communication ct rejOi'
rnit son maitre clerc.
Celui ci etait Ell %c0mpagnie
dun homme dune cinquautaine
dances, qui, bien evidemment,
nsetait nj IN Parisien, nj meme un
Francois. Celia Sc devinait 4 la
coupe de ses vetements ct q sou
TENT basan6.
Al premiers mots de l'inconnu.
Albert reconnut 4 son accent qu'
Il await affaire q M American du
Sud.
Monsieur, lui dit CO visiteur,
il me uomme den Diego de- Ma
min ct jsarrive de Rio de Janeiro,
Oh raj Gu l:honneur de me lier
ayec I'm de vos clients qni est aus
al yotre ami, N. le due de Feryas.
II No tardera pas q revenlr.
L. ieuue notaire s'inclina.
M lie due de Feryas, poursni
vit don Diego, ma parle de vous
dams des termes tells que je n'hesi
te pas.tyouI char68&e divers
placenent4sQneje d&6tf4 faire eli
Fraoco.m Ron i1tention 6tait de re
aliser "A fostuna.e t 6n4installer
& Paris d.saa fAcon ,d6finitivss
Mais il ne porlrrai. METRE 60 pro
let & ex6setion que dams 4aef
nues mdia Z me fant dsaboel
me rende6 1 Ionasee.ponr hqui-
der certaiues oi6rAfionb srst6es
en- soufftxnee. En- atte1dapt, je
items & riettss klsabri uie spmme
oonsid6l ri nest i!1files4f
narlerol Resa1et-
tez.mdfde Sous II conf1f. .Je
ne sails qutelle saurait& tre deposee
en- de mcilleures mains. La voici.
lf6tranger await tire de Ia pc
che interfere de sou vehement
une @paisse OF largeenveloppe gu
Il nosa sur le bureau de n. Dulon
coy.
-Je vOns remercie, monsieur,
do yotre conAance, I6pondit le no
taire, ct ie suis ravi d~'aDrrendre
one N. le due dc Feryas reviendra
l1ientAt, II est Ilnpatiomment at
tendu par tous ses au,is. QuelIe
somme = At IL
-Deux cent mile francs en-
baok.notes ct en- billets de Ia Ban
que do France. Veuiilez etre
assez bon pour v6riier vocs>me
me.
NJ. Duloncey ouvrit l'enveloppe
de Iaouelle il retira dix liasses de
dix 6illets de mile francs ct
onarante bank notes de cent liz
LCsestparfaitement exact mon
sieur. dit>il & r6grangsr. Je
vais vous donner un reca Dc Get
await atteint dams "a calsse
Ia Eyre ! souche doutles notaires
"a PARA fOat asage pour 'es de
NOT oai leur sout ccnf16s. Apres
: eyoir couststcr u re.n'se gu
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ASSOCIATION.

Les Drs. BOURGEOIS & DANSEREAU,
ont forn,e uue association. pour la pratt
quo de Ia medicine ct dc la c~hiruryie
mai 81
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c. JAUBERT 4 CIE.
De

Marchand.ses sScaes. etrany6res ct
AMeticuiKes.
Cotons, lndieanes, EMLaxs, Bon
Heterie, Moscn0iy-s. etc etc.
70 Rue de Charities, pres Canal
NOUvELLE.ttRLEANS.
Cette n,aison deja bieu CONNIE par sou
90 ar, d'existeuce) Ct ic bas
prlx dc SECS articles, Offre aux L~,archands
des IompAgncs, assortment 10 plus CON
pie e. te plus vArie de marc:saLa.ises scche
Ce.te naAison reScit c;,.que semaine de
vea envvis du NorI ct lie Europe
NEE rn -OiH tout particuiieS reMp':r les
es qu'' ;. son. adrc~ses- sep. rs ~
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NOUvEAUX WENTS.
HOTEL DES E~TRANGERS
EncOi.nure des rues Green ct T%hiLodaux

E~ncoisnure des rue Green ct T~hibodaux
MIR. Thomas Alterti p-svient ses amis ct
les voyagcurs gull s eni de faire &c nou-
ycanxa rrenxensen .qu; iui permetts 0nt de
s'atisfaire tout ecu Qri voadront lhouno.
rer dc leur coDianco
Repas ! toute heure de Ia journ6e ct sur
commando. -
Table d'h6te I 10 heuros du matin p>uy
d6jeuner ct ! 4 heurcs du soir pour diner,
bres couRusOdes ct bien gaFnie4.
PRIX AODEREES
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nj GIL ~ WAY RunPus.
The chicago, Texas q Mexiear &c ntral
Toad aud mr., after Goth sue -0al
Injunction WrIts-rr0ub Feared.

The Chicago, Fexas q MexicaR Central
Kosd a1d mr.. after Goth sue .oai
Injunction writs-rr0ub Feared.
The Chicago, Texas & MsVics Central
rsilrosS sad Mr.. S. D. Ritter, who disputes
the right of wsy 10 the road through his
place, situated some five miles west OF Dali
las, are still at war. The road insists on
going through his farm. and he insists that it
shall not. 1t will DO remembered thai sew
eral commissioners were appointed to decide
what damage the rosd should pay and they
fxed the amount NJ $3.50. Ritter took an
sppeal to the county court, and the Jury re,
81 med verdict in bis favor for $3.50 dam
age. The road then appealed the case to
ihe court of appesls, where 1t is now
pending. 10 the meantime the road, firing
Of delay, through its attorney, Mr. james B
Simpson. applied to Judge Aldridge. of
this district, for writ Of injunction, eDjoin-
ing Ritter from preventing the road from
building through his farm, which he
refused 10 grant Other dis.
trict judges were applied TO and
among the number, judge Bledsoe, OF ,be
twenty-seYen..aa judicial District residing a,
Mckinney, who granted the Injunction,
which was filed Wednesday morning in the
office Of the district clerk of Dallas county,
Meanwhile Colonel L. G.. Bower, one Of
Riter's attorneys, went post haste
TO WaxAhachie, where Judge AldridEe
is at present holding court, and sued out writ
of Injunction on the psrt Of Ritter, enjoining
the road from building over biz land. Thu,
the injunc,ions granted by the two diitrict
judges are in direct conflict, and the cas-
bids fair TO be very interesting
one. The attorneys for Ritter
claim that knowing that ten days had
to elspse before any motion TO dissolve the
injunction could DO heard, the road had ex-
pected, in the meantime, 10 build across his
farm, and thus accomplish is pur-
,p'se before the time arrived for
The hearing OF the cause. Colonel j. B.
Simpson represents the road, and Messrs.
Robertson. Eblin, Williams and Bower,
Ritter Yesterday morning Ritter was
served with notice Of the injunction granted
by Judge Bledsoe and 10 the afternoon
Colonel Simpson, as the roads attorney, WAS
served with notice OF the Injunction granted
in turn by Judge Aldridge. During the
forenoon some two hundred ofthe grading
force of the road moved and csmped adjoin.
Mr. RitterA place. ready 10 20 to work
Threats, it is understood, had been made by
Ritter that he would hurt the first man that
trespassed on his premises, and trouble is
anticipated. He has bsckers, and as the
road seems to be- determined to build through
his farm, II is feared that there will be llood
shed over the matter. The present condition
Of affairs are threatening, and leaves the par
tics more at logger-hesds than ever.
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Elegant Toilet Preparation.

Hair dressing and restorative is found in
"London Hair Color Restorer." 1t seldom
fails to restore grsy or faded hair 10 It's origi-
nal youthful color and beauty. Falling hair
is checked by It's use and 1t produces a
growth OF beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
and luxuriant. II certainly is the most
clearly and effective hair restorer now before
the American people.
A. A. Gibson, Barrytown, Duches county
N. Y. writes: DR.. Swsyne & Son, Philsdel'
phia: GENTs-I enclose postoffice order fol
eight dollars, please send me one dozen
"London Hair Color Restorer." 1t has
stopped my hair from falling, and restored II
to its natural color. 1t has proven satisfae
tory in every respect. The London Hair
Color Restorer" can BIO obtained at all the
leading druggists al rs ccata q bottle.
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Fifty Men Let a Child Drown.

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
On Monday afternoon fifty strongly built
and we'll dressed Enslishmen stood round
the basin in Kensington Gardens and delib.
era.ely watched little girl four years o,
age drown in two feet Of water. 1, would
DO comfort II we could persuade ourselve,
that this chance sample of the nation All
happened to beso excep tionslly thick ,kn,lad
that they did not know what 70 do in The
emergency, but q review Of the whole
circumstances admits Of no other
conclusion than that they simply did NOT care
10 wet their boots. An old nan who had
brought another child out ten minutes be-.
fore, entreated them 10 repeat his action. a.
he was himself too feeble at the moment.
but none Of the selA,h towards would move
One hero asked his dog 70 do something, and
the four-footed brute cot the best example
he could 10 the bipeds, who stared In as
constituent at his prowess. Failing the dog.
bis proprietor tried the effects Of pole
but tho pole being too short, the pbIl.
an.hropy and Invention Of the s,sembled
company we're exhausted, and the poor child
WAS left 70 perish. II any one had said be.
forehsnd that Of fifty Euglshmen, taken apy.
where at random, twenty .flve Of them, sinrIy
or hand in hand, would not have dashed
even into deep water In moment, and of !
manly impulse, be would have been indig.
psntly told that he was slsndering the race
Mondays bumilisting proceedings, however
reveals to US how we actually etand, explain
Il as we may.
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ROCK WALL.
Correspondence Of the Herald,

Correspondence OF the Herald,
RocKwALL, September 7, 1881.
No interest was taken in the election yesS
'erdsy and there was probably no election
held in any other precinct than No. /. The
whole number Of votes cast SO; for amend.
ment to article V Of the constitution O.
against the same 38; for amendment to
article Ills, against the same 3S; agains,
locating the medical department OF the
university at different place from the main
university l, lor locating at different place
81; the location OF the ontire university A,
Waco 8; location of the main university A,
Waco ], Austin Al, Lsmpasas 1, Tyler 10,
for the medical department Of Austin /,
Galveston 4S, Houston 2.
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ENew visiting osld, luht Msson s.
RIBS.
Oh What n Cough,

WIN you heed the warning? The signal
perhaps is the sure approach of that more
terrible disease, consumption. AK your.
selves If you can afford for The sake Of saving
so cents, to run the risk aud do nothing fol
II. We know from experience that Shiloh's
Cure will cure your cough. II never fails
This explains why moro than a million
bottles were sold the psst year. 1t relieves
Group and whoopipg cough at once. Mothers,
do NOT be without il. For lame back, side or
chest, uee Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
hickox q House, druggists, sos Main street,
Dallas.
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A new Instrument has been invented
which, by the touching of an electric button,
takes an instantaneous photograph of all obs
iec.s within scope, 1t is designed to photo
grsph suspicious persons drawing money al
a bank. tmsy be adapted to many utter
esling and acknowledgements uses. Suppose,
for instsnce, that one be stationed in the
shrubberv The piazza, with full Wow of
the front n that a suspicious wife can
conceal one go ss 10 occasionally photograph
the kitchen; or that Nh equally suspicious
husband can, by touching button in his
Office down town, take hslf-hour series OF
views of the citing room at beme We will
SON hear of the new instrument furnishing
interestip.- evidence in divorce suits. When
the automatic photograph is added, man
might as well give up us wiekcdne's and &c
into the camp of the righteous as once
Syracuse Sundo ines.
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valuable Plantation fer Sale

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; five sets of tenant houses with
new 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. For further information, apply to
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD,
Dallas, Texas.
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Mr.. j. S. Thomas, of Dss Arc, Arkansas,
brother Of the late unfortunate Mrs. Ella
Burke, arrived in the city yesterday TO settle
the affairs of his sister. He repaid those
who had advanced money TO defrsy her ex-
penses, both while alive and after her death
He expressed himself "a very grateful &c
those who aided her, and was very much in,
censed at the conduct OF Burke, her worth
less husband. 1t would NOT have been vel
for Burke had be been here. He returnss
homo on ihe evening train, taking his deat
sisters two little children with him.
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the city Wednesday, got drunk and that
night attempted 10 run the town They
mSde sad mistake. They made terrible
racket GU Lsmar street, forcing pedestrians
from the sidewalks and yelling ike q lot Of
Indians. Officers Sydel, Dempsy and Ram.
.ey followed them 20 the Pacific wagon yard
aud when they attempted 10 arrest them,
Millions struck Officer Sydel, who in turn
'combed' bin down with his sixSshooter,
which had q very soothing effect on the
belligerents. The two mentioned were ar
rested, locked up for the night and were fined
in the city court yesterday morning. The
other three, whose names are unknown, es'
caped,
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Mr.. John Lohse. 81 Degrsw street, s.
Brooklyn, N. Y, writes: For quite long
time have been sufferer from rheumatic
pain, which increased in spite of all remedies
that l tried. Having heard very high praise
of the st. Jacobs Oil, concluded TO make q
trial. My left arm feeling too painful TO en-
dure severe rubbing, took piece of
flannel, soaked it we'll with the ST. Jacobs
Oil, and put 1t around my arm az tightly rs i
could bear It, After the first night Of this
trial. commenced to experience relief, and
after two days all pain vanished, leaving a
permanent cure.
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Artistic Engraving Extraordinary

Artistic Engraving Extraordinary.
Henry Conn, has added another depart
ment 10 his popular establishments; having
permanently engaged the services of |. T.
Dey, Matchmaker and engraver formerly
with Webb. Engraving and skillful wstch-
making done at low rates ct Henry COINS
jewelry store, 70S Main street.
1. Il. Dey, matchmaker and eDgraver,
desires to inform his friends and the public
that he is employed at Henry COINS, 70S
Main street, Dallas, Texas. Engraving and
Matchmaking skillfully executed.
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A Newspaper Editor OF To. day
Louisville Commercial

Duriua the last twenty. Eve or thirty year,
these things have been much changed. I'd
ting spaper has become a profession lik,
any other, which men enter Al III,
lower rounds and work up in. b,
the time . man IN our days hes roschai
Tho dlsce OF leader writer he hM reneralI,
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Case &c George, who have opened up a
nobby saloon on South street Jus. a
few doors east of Austin street, are having
One run Of custom. They keep the very
best brands Of liquors and cigars and the
coolest beer and are polite and attentive to
customers,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-09
us. MarshaI's sale.

200 pair Of mems IL d. 3. kip boots.
400 pairs Of women's pegged polkss.
200 pairs of ladies' fine seSed shoes.
500 pairs misses and children's sewed and
pegged.
And whole outfit of of shoe boxes and
tools pertaining to regular shoe store at
Fort Worth, Texas, on the 9Th day of
September Country buyers are requested
10 call and examine the stock. Will be sold
in bulk or in lots to suit purchasers. Main
street, Fort Worth.
HENRY SCHWARTZ, Auctioneer.