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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-13
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC r. Y.

BETWEEN TIE EAST Il TIE WESTe
Dining Cars fer eating purponsss only. ones ether
great faataro OF o1r Palace Cars ~ u SMOKING
SALOON where zen can enjoy yoGF Havana
Magnificent Iron bridges span tile Mississtppa
nnd missouri rivers at all pCiltS ercsSed 5Y ibis
line, and LransfeFs are avoided % Council Binna.
Kansas City, LcayenwoTth. and Atchiaon' cone
necaons being nlnds ~ Union pepoLss -.
TIIIs snE2f 4hiiasoUGaR EtEE E Isi Xs
At cnieiGo wi,s all divsrgine srcs FER the
At EEcLEwoon, with the L. 8. EMs- andP.
AsWa 4 n 81 ri ueGGnrs with r.. C. 50
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Island Short Line and hocE lsl q rec lft11
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| and Southwest
IN through 1se FE0RaAs DEE Az0INE9s
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are uneasiness and pain Ia
the side-sometimes the
pain is in the shoulder and
is mistaken for rheuma-
tism; the stomach is affec-
and sickness; bowels in
les alternating with lax;
pain and dull, heavy SEN
of memory, accompanied
having left undone some
I'VE been done; often com
debility and low spirits.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-13

1Sometimes many Of the
above symptoms attend
THE disease and at other
times very few of them,
but the liver is generally
Ithe organ most involved.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-13

CURE THE LIVER with
Dr.. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

q preparation of roots and herbs, warranted to be
strictly vegetable, and do sort of injury to
anyone. 1t has been used by hundreds and known
for the last forty years of the most reliable
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-22
THE HOLIDAYS.
= Few Hints About Preparing Presents fol-
Christmas.

Immediately after the holidays every
womnr who has ondcavorcd toprescnt each
of her intimate friends tand The number in
creases at this time somewhat after the
manner OF the modern Sunday-schooD with
specimen of her hsndiwork, resolves that
next midsummer she win begin to prepare
her holiday gifts, so that, allowing for in
terruptIons and delays. she may have them
really few days earlier next CHRISTMAS.
This woman, wherever she may be, will per
haps be glad TO be reminded gently Of this
resolve and 10 have few suggestions given
her in rega-d to some Of the pretty things
SHE can make without too great an outlay
Of time. A gift 10 baby, which the mother
will appreciate, is ono or moro fancy bibs.
A new. and really striking way 10 make
them Is 10 embroider litsle tigures, after the
Kate Creenawsy style on the ffoDt Of the
bib. Suppose the material 10 be fleece
and durable; bind the edge with
narrow bias band Of white or color.
or trim with Hamburg or tnrehon, or
buttonholc IL with working cotton then
trace some quaint figure or IL. either IN the
center ~ at one side, aud work il IN outline
stitch the cmbroideTing may be done with
marking cfat0n. or with soft. untsFisfed silk,
IN iukewarm water 10 make sure that e viii
not ftde, and ~ loves lni.ur be lost. S~r-
viccable spirsilcts to be Irn on. tie wall
back OF t.ir y a~isfnf,d are made uf linen
fnUniip cloth. 0r oIinInnn white linen,
ar Iava caifva4 Trim the clle
xiili inichon AMI work in The ofifiine
-iiftii q ip.rlar au.i frsie- ficre iu-.
haufts iike Isrl< AM I.ii or OIL H.fiis-r
.iinlsiiri nnd ii.r dag. are f4re.tr. jIari-
uin-k i,.iisr- arc dejIriie lske r cii-ii-
i.,n ..it.ut h'iif yard sgnarr Tor n fiifc
iafre-. ncc0rlinr 20 rJur tasiel, cover 8ith
crefrnc of s1lne bright color. make a puff
make little rufe ior a heading. The
under fde a tire pillow Goes rot need
anv trimming, the upper angle may be
orflnfIuricd in a1r way 70 suit your
fnrr. a simple ani effective way j. 20
rot a handsome vide ribbon diarOraiiT
rcrn-s n ar1 GO e1cli side work some fancy
stffclies uifh siit ~ you nay ucrk q boz
der ard rIut 4 nIunnrraru i1 the rcnfer.
Table cara.rr ard sc1ris ~ ns handsome and
rorrla~ ~ err. fles1ut 0aEs are made
n irncrdc velvet ~ plush. With boriie-s
of diftrerf lolcred slks. s1lins
~ rlush. A beautiful sc1n 4
made Of czrlinaI rlust. 4ith q b1runl
81 green tlusl. riih bi0cfs of ia1l-c1I1red
one r1nrT and fuo o. three green Iearcs On
Eafh hIrrf. I|rsf expensive but really
han1s0-tc ones rrr made q dcutlei1ced I
cnrI1n I1n1fI Nth border Of s1Ine richly
crI1red aud heavy rIbDon. 1t one aI1e 1I-
IIiruf ~c-t ir l|e form q q ho1urt. or
.1I1t cu4i1i frnrt urT - ruf on. flrrs
Il nef.IrI nrfcEl the bottom. BT exercising
. little ir-e1nIiT nr 1rrt1r1nce q Original
II is rIr1n.-rA- + Post
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And thousands Of other Articles all
Suitable for Christmas Presents.
SANGER bROT HERS,

others were wounded 1t was IL construc-
ton train, and the engine jumping the
track, pulled several box cars and coach
over III heap with the above fatality, and
| the entire demolition of the cars and en-
| gine.
About "a years ago William Wilson and
| Sarah Hazen were married at Little York,
| Indiana. About eight years after the
marriage Wilson abandoned--his family and
went no one knew where. After waiting
some years his wife obtained Il divorce.
Twenty-Five years ago Mrs. Wilson married
John G. Thompson and raised a large tami-
| ly. Thompson died four years ago About
six weeks since Wilson, who had not been
heard of for more than twenty-seven years,
suddenly returned, and, aftera short court
ship, he and Mrs. Thompson were remar-
ried Saturday and started life anew.
While a number of workmen were en-
gagged, near Topeka. Kansas, Thursday,
making excavations for the abutments of
the Santa Fes bridge, the bank caved in
burying two of them, William Sharp and
John Henderson. Sharp was killed and
Henderson badly though not fatally, hurt.
A young man named Treen victimized
Montreal banker out of $500, a few days
ago. on certificate of deposit on the Mer-
chants National Bank of Boston, but with
forged endorsement. He had Just gone
to Montreal from Boston. He decamped
for Chicago after getting the money.
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Riddlobarser. Elected

RIcHIoSD, Va, December 2O.--In the
General Assembly to-day vote was taker
for United States Senator to succeed John.
ston, whose term expires March 4th, 1889
A full vote was cast in both houses, result.
ing in the election of II. III. Riddlebargcr
Readjuster candidate, who received a soli,.
party vote. The Democrats voted solidly
for Senator John w. Johnston. the present
incumbent in the Senate. The straight
out Republican vote was cast for General
G. G. Wickham.
Nrw .YoRK, December o0.-Tlle Etaning
Post has the following special from Rich
mond: In the House the Democrats made
several unsuccessful attempts to force the
Rcadusters to an avowal as to which
party in the Senate Riddlebarger would
support when he gets there. IL was con-
fesced that Ri,ldlebarger was uDpledged.
The Republicans said they had no sort OF
understanding with him as TO which nl-
tional party be would otiiciate with in tile
Senate.
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The Panama Complications

LONDON, December 1S.-The Observer
commenting on Mr.. Blaine's dispatch to
Lower, touching the Clayton-Bulwer treaty
says: Mr.. Blaine's argument amounts to
simple declaration that the United States
intends to assert its supremacy on the con-
tinent of America regardless of the treaty
or the rights of other powers. 1t believes
the new evang:l of progress to
discover that the model Democratic. re-
public can exhibit as cyncial disregard
for treaty obligations as could be displayed
by the most corrupt of the old world mon
archies, but those who disbelieve in the in
ternational understanding will admit that
America is only acting in regard to
Panama as other nations would act in her
plare. Where Mr.. Blaine is wrong is in his
assumption that the United States are do
ing in Panama what England has done
in Suez. On the contrary England is con-
tentto leave q highway to her Eastern En-
pire at the mercy of foreign powers who are
her friends to-day but may be her enemies
Tomorrow,
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Houston
Special to dc Uereld,

HousroN, December l9.-J. III. Dinkins
died AT Richmond Saturday night from in
junes received on the San Antonio Road.
His sister and Drs. Tobin and Bibb, Of
Austin, reached him before death. Tho
remains passed Houston Sunday for Aus
tin.
There was an immense rush this morn
ing when tickets were. placed on sale for
Lawrence Barreti's enlargement in this city
during the holiday week. Nearly every
seat for the thrce nights has already been
secured.
Lieutenant Governor Story, Secretary "
State Bowman and party Of eight, passed
through tonight e q Austin, 10 be present
on Texas day At th4 4sxposition.
A number Of offfsas Of the TEXAS Gen.
trsl lefi to-day 10 attend a sale Of town lots
st Albany to-morrow.
Housrox, December 2c.-Tbc case Of
Matt Banks for The murder Of a car diver,
here last Christmns will come up ia the
Criminal Court Tomorrow. The Grand
Jury report to- day makes a sgriOus present.
ncnt against The city police. charging
Them With gross lerelicii iiIs 0f duiy.
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Eyen-Handed Justice.

NEw ORLEANS, December 19.-The su.
preme Court to-day affirmed the following
cases: Fred. Armund and Henri DeRauce
sentenced March 10 70 five years hard
labor for the killing Of Edwin
ter, five years hard labor; Edward Che
yeloD, alias Pereuue, and Charles Farore
imprisonment for life for the murder oI
Robert Beerani, colored. sentenced Marcel
18th; August Davis, colored, sen.
tenced 10 be hanged for outragine
Mrs. Elizabeth Deetel. September IL. Jake
Scbellang was to-day sentenced 20 five
years bard labor for man-laughtcr, IN caus-
inr the death Of Simon Kelly, who. after
being cruelty beaten, either fell or was
thrown into the canal and was drowned.
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Washington Waits

WAsnINsToN, December 2O.-The Presi-
dent this afternoon signed bill granting
the franking privilege to Mrs. Garfield :
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Raum
to-day received dispatch from Andrew
Clark, Collector at Atlanta, stating he had
seized since December 10, at distilleries,
10000 gallons of beer and NASH
5000 gallons of low wines, 45O gallons
whiskey and 500 bushels of malt and made
II arrests. He also received the following
from r. G. Patterson, Collector at Mem.
phis: "The raiding, party which went into
Carroll and Henderson counties in charge
of deputies. Dyer and Cooper returned
after destroying four distilleries and a large
quantity of mash and other material /
hope to have the guilty parties arrested"
The following is sad to be the assign
ment of chairmanships Of the House com
mittees determined upon by the
Republicans: Pacheco, of Caliior-
mia, on Private Land Claims;
Page, of California on Commerce. Hiscock.
Of New York, on Appropriations; Kelly. OF
Pennsylvania, on Ways and Means; Young,
OF Ohio, on District of Columbia; Towns
end, of Ohio, on Railroads and Canals;
Reed. of Maine, on Judiciary.
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ATLANTA, Ga, December 20.--The Ken.
lucky Legislature and Kehtncky Press A.
rociatlon, Dow visiting the Exposition, were
formally welcomed IN the Iudvr~ H.
ia-ily. An nddress or welcome oi the pari
~ iiir Gerrgia l..ssi.i1,urr rA- delivered i'r
. a.. binri. ~ Auxff-in. and rr- se-irii,tls4l
o Us l.irfiifn iiir srurr lauirt4i. .s
ofhers The visiting mcubcfs al the
press were welcnmed by J. B. Estcil.
'fibe Savannah Morning News, and n. W.
Grady. of the Atlanta Constitution, 70
sr.onses being rnsde hy T. st0ddsri John
sion. President Of TIE kenfucky Pres A.
s0tdai n and Others. The crowd uas
i1ret ane every hing pnsse1 Oh pleasantly.
night and viii Be f0r1riiy Welcomed To-
mofrOw.
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SAN ANTONIO, December lS.-Robert
Rowley, under sentence of ninety-ninc
wears in the penitcntiary, for robbing the
United States mails, died in jail Yesterday
of typhoid fever, and he was allowed to re-
main in the cell shacklel until q short time
before death. He died from neglect aid
want. 80
}. II. Esterly, Of the city engineer corps.
lives on the rock quarry road, and last
night between 10 and II o'clock lie heard n
noise IN the garden. IIewent out to ascer-
rain the cause but finding no one he re-
turned. The noise being repeated he again
went out. having his coat loosely
hung. over his shoulders, and when
searching around was confronted BY a man
who presented six-sllootcr to his breast.
t.steriy knocked the weapon aside and
stabbod lie assailnnt with a dagger knife
he had in his hand. The man fell pros
trlie from The effects of the wound, and as
he was falling Eslerly aguin stabbed him.
Ihis caused him to cry out and two of his
companions seized .EsterIy from behind,
threw the coat.over his head and forced
him down. One held him by the
coat while the other went In and
robbed HE Eouse of $50. The men re-
tnrhcd and ailer a conversation in
Spanish the twl sgc,l Esterly to a well
md thrcw h.ia h, ad foremost into it. In
falling lsteiiy cangnt piece OF wood at
tnchod TO windlass and reversed his posi-
tiq' 80 as 10 fall upon his feet. This, nc,
J0ultc saved Ids life, as the well is over
lhiriy-hyc lsct deep. This occurred ahoub
~ O'clock last night At 8 o'clock
this mmning lie was iakel, from the we'll
much bluissd and stakca, but apparently
suffering from no very ,eIious injuries. No
trace OF HE thieves, o:ler than that rs
leriy believes they were Mcxicahs, has been.
discovered "
A man was brought 10 lie Central Hotel
lao. ill1.,t suffering from dcirum trcmens,
robbed.
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7 snaat.t D.. 81.
/ Spv'in' " '"V ''er".." 49,.
u1LvFs}oN' Dcselliutr ~ i4tai cotton
receipts sluec saturday, D,S2z Dales.
General hallcrr, Collector Of Customs, re-
turned Saluluay from Washington.
The steamship Clinton. while entering
M ans har0or, grounded OH Hospital Point.
Inc passengers were brought 10 the city ia
small boats. aa,
An entertainment given by the
Lyceum. at fremont Opera house
tonight was well attended, considering the
inclemency OF the weather. The performs
ance was for the benefit of the Public Ii
brary fund.
John Swanson, a prominent Liverpool
cotton man, paid the city flying visit to-
day, and was welcomed on Change
by many friends. !.n left by the
$50 train this evr'iiug FIR New Orleans.
News Of seriou- rUeiin. Scrape which
occurred at O'Clock lH,. evening in the
hclghborhood OF Nrc! .iip Il,I Sixteenth
streets he's been received. N''liam Castle,
interfering in tisticnii bttween two
young lads, was seriously stabbed in
the neck and side by Marion Edmonson.
one of the conibatants. DR.. johnson, who
was called in to dress the wounds, pro-
iiounced them serious but not fatal Ed
nionsVn has been engaged in number Of
affairs OF very unenviable character during
the past SIX months. His arrest has not
yet been effected.
GALvEsToN, December W.--J. j. Mullen
was arrested and jailed in default of 81 900
bond, charged with an attempt To burglar
ize the establishment of Willis d. Bro.
Mullen has served two terms out = in Sing
Sing prison. His wife. who died last fall
had spent twenty years behind the prison
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LoFDor, December % se~tnieen of TIE
crew Of the missing steamer Dath Ciiy.
E0m bristol Tor Ner Tork. have arrived At
Liverpool The bark Wm. J. FOLEY picked
tbem up Or Ner Foun1land The Bafh
City sprung a leak OF New FoundIand
during TIE heavy weather- TIE Ter q
trrrfr-seren men. Including the Captain.
took Il two boats. one of tie boats cnrzizs1
ard four q The men uere drowned. +.
The remaining frenfy-tiIree men
~sre frrnsed 70 irtenae cnId
from rl.ich the Crrtain and fre Of
re crrr died TIE survivors ~ers ttres
dsrs ard nights IN toats. IN q depIcr1t-t
-1T11ficn-
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The Fate "a the dJeannstte.

WAsHINaroN, December 20.--Adyices
have been received that the Arctic explor-
ing steamer Jeannette was crushed in the
ice this year. Two boatss containing part
Of her crew, arrived at the mouth OF Lena
| river, Siberia, Sept. 49, The third boat is
not yet accounted for. Capt. DeLong il one
of those who reached land. The two boats
were separated, and Belongs boat was the
last to arrive. Its crew was in pitiable
condition.
The Secretary of State to-day receiJ d
the following telegram from the Charge
d Afiaires of the United States at st. Peters
burg
Secretary of State, Washington:
The Jeannette was crushed in the ice,
June IL, in latitude H., longitude
80. The crew embarked in their boats
but were separated by the wind and
fog. No. 8, with eleven men, Engineer
Melville commanding, reached the mouth
Of the Lena September 10th. Subsequently
No; l, with Captain belong, DR.. Amber
and twelve men reached the Lena in
pitiable condition. Prompt assistance was
sent. No. has not been heard FROM
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Interview Betweon culteau and nj. For


WASHINGTON, December lS.-Guiteau had
an interview yesterday in Jail with Mrs.
Dunmore, his divorced wife. The latter
was much affected, and tears rolled down
her cheeks us she said: "Charlie, am sorry
TO find YOU in this condition" "Oh, never
mind that, 'said the prisoner, calmly, II am
District Attorney Corkill) brought you
here, but he was disappointed in his pur-
pose. did nothing, you see, to embarrass
you"
II have called to say goodbye, Charlie, ;,
interrupted Mrs. Dunmore, for. ! may
never see you again"
A peculiar look passed over Guiteau's s
face. and his thin lips twitched nervously -
he replied:
Anna. / can wish you no harm. hope
your life may be prosperous and happy"
Mrs. Dunmore's husband, who accom-.
panied her here, then bsde Guiteau good
bye, saying:
II hope we shall be off for Leadville acain
by Monday. It's toe close around here for
me" 'lts too close hereabouts
here for me-" said the Iris-
oner, With chastity sinile
II wish that was laborrr
out af Lea.lyille' Mr. and Mr.. Danrnnrs
then departed, and Gaiteau shortly nfteT
went back 10 isis cell.
II feems probable tonight that the trial
CT Gniteau will be suspended to-mmrow
f,r several dass on ac,,oun; Of The danger
uus illpess Of tlis wife Of one OF ihe Jurors
Siie lies io-iiieh; in a critical coisliii1ii.
\ plns,sr caste ~ 6uifeans iead was
taken lis Ciark 4illsflfs aftcrDnnr.
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spei ial q The Herald.
l.trfaf.s. Dccefnber la.-Issi Snhday-
usf.k ~ iafabn xiii name,i E.ieb . n.s.lf.
i.tai l. sears Aaniei.i OI f5.n .i-.f. ~
rnad tain 81 i.itl.tT K 10. s,st5i ts--
.i.a sns ilot distrstrid III 81 -itfusy ..un
-. was i1nnd ia Lucas Creek.
droHued. A brother nf the deceased
came ID town flis morning otter her c0ifn,
lui he got drunk and bad 10 be jailed.
Colonel Temple. Chief Eneineer Of tho
Gulf. Colorado 4 Santa Re Railroad. is in
town.
To-day has been coli ard vet.
some of fhe railroaders arc drinking
freely oar clictrs arU on the E4tc.l and
viii cileck ail l1rIesn.ers.
Our peoFie are making big preparations
fnr Chrismas
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Special - tne Htl1ll
C0rs1c1ra. Drce1nbcr 1.-The SPECIAL
q s1nnIipor IN Eararro c0untr hss ben
1nis,IierI'rtt1 There Il noi noE nor r1s
been FIrrNe ease oI snnaII-r1r in tie city
N Cor-ir1n1. TIE Village II Er1rns. % fhr
Texas A g. I.ors rnilray. rirter1 r1ilts
fr1n here. uns rnfI.tirred as the rI1ct 1t
rfirh orr CorrtT I1lIre fed 1rdere1 thr
from llIs fia.nss nss n flnf usifhbo1to1d
and = er1rr tfstrnrs are nerr1es. Corr
cana never wns - n1rt ft1I-tI1I c1n1l-
i'1n re11r11T 1l.11 q tl.r Tr-ss1t tlr1e-
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WAffur groE. December z1-Thr Senate
Finnnce Committee this morning hr a me.
iurifv vote decided % recurnmend for rns-
snee without a1Ieudment the bil rscefflr
irtro1ncel b. reu1i0r MorriI. Ururiiiine
f1r She appointment 1f crrl1nissi11 o.
irresiiraie TIE question Of tari1 and inter
nni rere1ue Io1rls. decided % rcnrrf
eIlrerseiT On The Commission IliI|
rrried br him - tie Senate afItr tbr holt
DAY recess. buf Il rns determined % report
rIf Garland proposition adversely ~ ne
rrrelt this evening. Ihe committee aIso
acreed 10 rfl1rt flrurstlT On tls nolnins-
fion rf III5r1fs g. Acton 70 hf United
1t1ie~ A ssIsIauf Ire1EHr1r ~ Eew York
Ifct HuIn1IIsr rceIrrrd.
~ NarsT pressnted TIE reIs-ion ofthe
AuEin Hethodist C1uf-ren1s of Isrzs
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more during tho year. This amount,
under the course taken by the
Comptroller, goes TO The County Attorney
~ Travis county as q royalty, for II n we'll
known that competent attorneys ran 10
employed by The Sin'c who will give their
attention 10 tho bu,lncss for onc.balf tho
been attended 10 bl my Office no fees would
have hecn paid by Tie State, us none are al
lowed by law" f
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. I'e I.ftII1nf fIlH'IF fIIf flIlcWIuy fl1lfilI-
nations filiz aii-rnOon. fior.a-e
Gr1r. nf Mnrsuhuafts. - 49,
AssDciaie JuHire II the Srqrunie
Court VI the United States, VIM Henry
Prescott, II South Carolina Special Envoy
y Extraordinary and Minister Pienipotenfia-
~ Of the United States TO the Refublics Of
Cali, Perm and Bolivia; George II. Deer
Kin. Attorney offhe United Statea>Ior the
Sonthcrn District of Alabama.
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For Holiday Presents.
For Holiday Presents.

Ladies Silk and Lisle Hose for Ladies an
Children, Hose of all kinds, Bootaes. etc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-22

Cloaks, Dolmans and Circulars in silk, wool.
lined and silk lined. Also large assortment
of Children's Cloaks.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-22
For Holiday Presents.

Satin and Plush and Embroidered Tides,
Toilet Sets and Mats Piano and Table Cloths,
Lace Bed Sets and all kinds of household goods.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-22
For Holiday Presents.

Carpets of all kinds, Smyrna and tapestry
Rugs and mats, Lace Curtains, etc.