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defense, and that his brother had attempted
to brain him with hoe. Lie surrendered
}t1fnsn1f
TIE s1KEsrQH nEspEnAunEs.

TIE s1KE9TON DEapEIiADoEs.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May H.-Sheriff X. J. Walters
passed through here this afternoon for st.
tho three surviving Slkeston tiesperadoeA.
u .ST. LOUIS Mo-, May &.-Sher!lr Waters, ot
New Madrid County, who had t, charge t!1e
two desperadoes, Meyers and Brown, who
wero captured In Wayne County lnst. Frtdny.
fearing they would be jylichcd II l,o
took them TO. New Madrid, the, scene
Of theIr first murder. crossed over
eexfsphea e o va Ganc M ansR wo fa s.d
linn to bring them to ST. Louis. This lie
did, arriving here iata Tonight by rail- from
Cairo Tho prisoners will be kept here until
tlley can be otherwise safely disposed Of.
, 1881-05-24
n HLoOnLEss DUEL.

NF*Fhat 172P0S{H 10 4H3 CHI199 1FEpHfH4
NEW OHrEANs, May pa duel was
fought in the Parish Of st. James last Thurs
any between j. E. poche aud 4. u. Ronali,
both crcolcs, The former Is brother OF the
Associato Justice Of the Supreme Court, and
tic latter son Of ex-Gov. R0man, and editor
Of local paper called the Lo.ttsinnatsc.
Romnr's paper llas assntleh Louisiana nf-
floLass unspnringly, going 80 far as to suggest
the personal tllshonor OF tha Executive md
the Supreme Court. Smith L. Wusson pistols
were used, at ten paecs. Three shots were
tircd without. effect, when Romans panta-
Puaho expressed satisfaction, cacI ncka0wl-
edged to be gentleman, sf,ook hands, aud
retired.
, 1881-05-24

ARKANSAS CRY, Ark, May 3.-Thrco
prisoners broke jail here Friday night. They
cuta hole In tho bottom Of the jail. THO
water was about three feet around the jail.
Two guards were on watch. but did not dis
cover 1t until mornfng. Ons prisoner, a
white man, was charged witt, Mur-
der In tho first degree. Tic and
one Of the others hare not
set been captured. One, charged with lar.
cony, was captured early Saturday morning
escaped, one Of whom, Ben Paxton, ia under
sentence. t0 be hung June II for killing john
son. All are colored.
, 1881-05-24

.,...-. ---.--..-.
OMcsrs or tho Ncktern Union Company
Inapecslng the New Purchase III tho
Northwest. .........
Spteta' Dhpateh to .ns chtsaao Tribune.
sr. pAuL. Mimi. NAV a3-col r. C.
c'owry; !, suporlntendent Of ths !, Western
Union Ielegrapll Company at Chicago. nc
oon,pantsd by III. q. bristol, Superintendent
Of Construction, a,ltt Jalnes blerrIllew, Gem
eral inspector OF the line. arrived in this city
TINS anofn1ne TO MAKE u coafplete examination
Of the kurth western possessions at tlla point
, 1881-05-24
AT Blk FACES.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, May 2s.-Two young
men named Austin and Branuon quarreled
at Cedar, Scott County, Sunday, about q
young lady. To settle the dlsputa they
measured of five OF six PAGES of ground,
placed themselves opposit each other, and at
. given signal fired five or six shots each.
Drann0n fell .murtally wounded. Austin
was arrested but escaped, and Is still at
large.
, 1881-05-24


PLAso, Ill, May y@.-'rhe funeral Of Mrs.
Stephen Winans, who died yesterday Ut con-
sumption, after lingering Illness Ut over a
year, occurred to-day, and was attended by Il
very lnrge cnncoltrsc of snrr0wing friends.
Sl,G was thu wife Of .Dite OF plir oldest nler.
chAnts,, ami leaves o1la 0f the most beautiful
family Of young cnllFen nlotherleas.
, 1881-05-24

NEW Yoax, May M,-Arrlyet, the stean,-
ships Yanlalta, from Hamburg, alul Furpa-
sin from Glasguw.
i.oslns. May ea-Arrlyed, tho steamer.
City ot Richmond. GoyI,lo, Yletoria, Polyns-
pnrts.
NEw YoRx, May es.-Arrlved, tha England,
frnn Liverpool.
. LoNnoS, alay &a-7Artly:s4 ont, tho stean,.
Washington {funi American ports.
, 1881-05-24

1psss4E UH109aN u 2W EIJfF9u 7FEHRHr7 :.
DECATUR. ill.,, May :s3.-Tl1o. annua! meet
Ink Ut tia German Methodist Oonfsrcnes OF
tho Bcl|avII|e District ahj,pFneA here thls
,%Iv: "5nx sss x.pn ys sststs ay s'Is ays s xs Ss
hnp. This sina Ut tlls- x ss,on WIS 1av,,ted
principally to the discussion of theological
tluea.iors nnd tM giving INSTRUCTION tg rcllK-
!!,9s w"rk: Iho s.ats s' C c4EEtsta1an Ea 9as Snnlay-
lnenrlny un Juno !, 4tA .tAe .lrst annua!
Evangelical Lutheran .Gyn0A Ut Illinois will
commence " alaeull, lii this county, Jnne l.
, 1881-05-24

FEVER AND AGt1E cured for ffty ccnta-
There Ia not u remedial 2Kent in this world shat
will cure Fever and AHu1 AIil Alt othus ttaiarl-
fevefs tasdes. oy itAlWkY rlLLS' 10 quickly
~ 1HADWAY'S READY ltEIAEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1881-05-24
D. ALLEN BROWN,

8pft1aI ENpalth 10 1is Chltd9o If1buHts
SirtlSaFIELp. ILL.,. May ed. Allen
Brown died this afternoon, In Ills eth year,
Il victim to the dread disease, consumption.
lie llas for soseral years been III the drug
business In this city, where llo passet his
Inoru highly esteemed and universally pop
ulpr thuil " Al" HrDWh.
, 1881-05-24
KILLED HIS LANDLORD,

HICKMAN. KY, May 23--payid Newsom,
white, was killed by Ben Newsom, colored,
last evening. Ben had been tenant oil
Dayld's farm, but they qunrreied, and no
was taking Ills furniture away, when tho
quarrel was. renewed, and Ben, with an ax,
wsnt S9e6 Daneyyle, ne tHa Tenn, 4 H. ad save ill.,
self I'd.
, 1881-05-24

n TENN KIILIN9s
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May %. - Sam
Decherd. colored, killed negro man named
Jim West last night in this city by shooting
him through tho head. West had 3 grudgo
satayd Wa d offasl snon and Of Tii Ts aelRwn @ WIN h
Decherd pulled pistol aud began shooting,
one bali taking effect
, 1881-05-24
a,.,on of the Presbyterian Gen-
~ eral Assembly ut But.
ia1o, N. 7.
!, Earnest Appeal in Behalf Of Ex-
~ tending the Work Among the
Freedmen.
fnoa,Itlon to Proposed Radical Changes
' ia t1e Present Book Of Dis.
clpllhe.
p,,.asauaa IN Ooavooationa Of Other Bodies
Of Christians in Various
Places.

f''sS'''Ds' e nhr,.t;ons in Variona
:" 'A''' p,aa,.
fla'ea'
~
THE nArr1sTs. r. ,.,''t. o,.,,,,u.
s Dispatch to Tst nc, cs!ss'e ;n, e"n., .o.tna
d he American Baptist Missionary ulllol.
VIZ eon!.",' ., au Increased @ attc,,a,,ce. Aftcr
h,ll an hour devoted to acvot'onal exercises
ss2,sx ss s11i fn +a the Committee on African Mis
pa's" .rHs Tnss "1xsIom, ln aoitl. wns in law
d'ns II''s sssp'' ~ a ... a" ,'ao,, NV
state. Fur near flfty yenrs W. nave peeh Try
lrf to slup Eshtoptts. There ara now only
'" ,ha l,rt,l Tllsro Is proposition froln tho
spio1s! s'm'lay.se''oo's Of South :, Carr .t.s
'Itd atdtan fell, Tho Committee recommended
oIo T.. lsagil to accep. tho proposition. Arthur
Atlnsto''' Of i.ceus' onefs s's,,uev i"t t!.e es.
tab|lt'tEnent of missions III the Solalilt'. on
condition .hat si5,ooohe raised BY the Church
interest," VI NV WV" ,', Va @',' ."ttI mt;i..
, 1881-05-24
PAllDQNED.

Special Dispaieh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
SrnISar1ELp. ILL.,, May 2a-rhe Governor
has pardoned Michael Kasannugl,, WIN WIS
sentenced to the Penltentlary for eighteen
months by the Sangamo, County Circuit
Court In Mny. 1850, under conviction for all
assault with intent to kill.
, 1881-05-24

MRS. CATuAR1NE COFFIN.
C1yclssATI, O., May 3,-Mrs. Catharlne
Coffin, widow Of tic late Levi Cotlin. dls,l
yesterday Mt her residence at AyontlaIc. sl,e,
with her husband, was widely. knnwn during
helpers ut tuEitlves u, their why to CanAda.
, 1881-05-24

6pfs1dl Dtrat<h to IhS ChIta9o ITlbNH<.
TLKiIARr. Ind, May 23.-James Snyder,
or this city, was sent to Jail to-day for Mt
tempting to brafa his wife aud ll-days-old
babo last night whila drunk. 1ie has several
tttues threatened death to his wife. She
complained Of him, and lie will now await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
, 1881-05-24

CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY.
dpsetal nlspateh to TAa Chicago 1fttunt
MILWAUKEE, May a:I-Cllarles MeCann
was arrested hero to-day by Detective JAMS
sen OF. al order OF Superintendent OF Police
MeGariEle, OF Chicago, on cllarEa Ut Eralld
larceny.
, 1881-05-24
WANTS A WORLDS FAIR,

Nosros, May :sa-'rho Presidents ot the
various mureanttie associations Ut Boston
have called ,li,cilnx fur tue 18th Inst, for
ttlu purln,au 1T considering tliu possibility Ut
l.taliguiutiux u Worlds Fair ln tAts city III
ih;tL
, 1881-05-24

DIR, RADWAN'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT,
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes rs Seen and Felt, ~
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using u Few

l. Good spirits, disappearance of Weakness
ianEuor. me!anGhoiy increase and s'ardlness o.
Z. Strength Increases. appetite improves, re,.
,s tSr to % mere sour cF"stau0ns Si sssef
sleep. nwnken froah and vigorous.
u baapPcasancs Of spats, blotchcs. pienploss
changed from ia turbitt md cloudy appearance
70 olcsr cherry or smbot oolor, wnser ph.sea
Without pain Or scaiiina: iittls or no ssdimsnt:
:. Marked dn!nuuon Of quantty, ND fEo.
nanent eure. Increased strength exhibited IN
5. Yeliow ~ t,nss IN he waite of ths .yss, sna
@ ebsnsed dtt1 70 e!ear lively. nd healthy et'lor
sas e ftssy " " s ss sx !:
thtoat Or hoad; dlmlnishlne ~ trsquensy q
as esni. q a.
ss e ssfa snd
Gn yK or u
* asy aftes sats az Go
taken new signs of returning health will appear.
disease eia a I'D sorcra ana nd
deposits. nodes tunaors sancers, nc hssd lumpss
sound and healthy: ulcera fcver aoros, chronic
akin diseases, gradually disappear.
d. " CO
Innate hare accumulated and become depusltea
In tho bones. 1ontA. ETC.. causing carns Of tho
white dwellings, varicoee veins. ctn.. the aAR-
SArANtLL1AN will resolve away tneRe deposits
tho hysten1.
.. II those who are taking these medicines for
diseases, however sluw may he the cuTr. . feel
bester" and ind their general health improving,
their hcBh and weight tncrcha!n8. or even keep
Ing its nwn II IA sure sign that tho euro is pro-
Srrss,ns. In these dseases tho patient either
gets batter or worse,-the virus pf tho tfsenHs ii
not inaottve; ii not arrested and driven fr0ua
tho btood. It will spread and continue to UNDER
ming the conetstutioa: ~ soon ~ the sARsAs
PARILLtAN mnkca tho patient "foel better"
every hour you will grow better and increase II
health. strength, and flesh.
The great power Of this rornedy u In dtscasc<
ft1ff ainf ~ N In
, 1881-05-24

CALpuURNIA WILCOX.
6peetat pspateh 10 Tia CAteaoo Tribune.
BATTLE GREER, Mich, May 2S.-airs. DR..
Calphurnia Wilcox was examined this after
noon on charge OF criminal abortfon and
held to trial at the Circuit Court III bonds Of
$500. Tho evidence is Most conclusive, thu
victim swearing against her,
, 1881-05-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

TAsSa oan oe no hstter guarantee ct the value
dies than ths bxs1 aud worthless itntuttons 1t
tAsu. A. thesa asu Bnlsu lt.xolscnss, HrilefA
&sld Pills hn una NIX fur Hu,iwuy's, aud spS
A4t tAv uanlv Aa4NaS ' VI h bus tvu buy.
, 1881-05-24

JUDGE LYNCH IN COLORADO.
DENVER Colo, May gl-Tho United States
Marshal to-day received telegram saying
that Billy Leroy and confederate calling
himself Sam Potter were taken to Del Nortc
last night. An hour utter arrival the prls-
oners ware lynched BY citizens.
, 1881-05-24
Messrs. Waller, Quincy, McGarl.
gle. and De Wolf Reap.
pointed.
The Committees Of the Coun.
ell Are Selected at
Last.
utldroth Dfnkes Another Attempt
to Break Down tile Fire
Ordinance.
The La Sale Street Vacation Qrdi.
nance Referred to a Com.
mittee.

u&ut1 Rt16IIeu 70 a NQWs
mittee.
Tho Council held d Tegular weekly meeting
LAT evening, Mayor lfnrrIsou In tho chair, and
all tho Aldermen present.
4 BATCH uF APPOINTMENTS.
4 communication was received from tho
Mnyor notifying tho Council Of tho following
appointments. and nakine tor their confirms
tloni Cuntrt,Elor, Thuodoro 4. uurnoy; Comnis-
hloncr Of Public Works. Charles u. Waller: Lhtef
Of Police, william ]. Mc1artHIc: Fire Marshal,
dennis ], 6weoufe; Commissioner ut Health,
OAoar 9. DC Wolf. On mutton Of Aid. Dixon, tho
appointments wero unanimously approved.
THE cuMMIT~rEEs.
AID. EycEott eulletl up tho matter of Commit.
tees, saying TINT tho auction Of organization
ought to b. settled one way Or thu ether With
out further delay.
AID. Cullarton tnnvad that the list submitted
BY tho Speo'A! Committee r. wock ago be
Tho motion was lost-yeas, 10, nays, 2a-aa fol-
luws:
Ttas-Wtckorsham,. 1turke.. Sheridan. cuIleF-
h!srt: ilirtsh, Young, Mayer iFiftesnth ward,
Na"v;6!son, Appleton: sherey: Pbs!p. wst,
l,mhof, MeOr ts'ztec''th Ward. Murphy, hurley,
Aid. Everett submitted another llst, and moved
u. 81 i frH,ins,9' s,i ~ ,.,t I, r., ,,.,u, n.
va " es MSs.r oe yn1n, rlsfFqa 70
A1wis ssdtns tsFeoi e anrey ink ,oovc AM
f,,nrtnm nso,um aunonf.'iS. n~t ~ Et.Tus' rh.
15,nna nt 1see!ay ,ss w tat d1 q HI st n came
s.n! -, ., ,.tss ~ "' ~. @ ~ ~
nees ~, rss ns G gett aa9s9assa 0y sp11h9 .na nno
n rns t;nn ~ ~ ch"rsnr o"e VA oo"ei"ao'
" ALL GMwer y. ,Myci nv "a Inv t,n,te,ton,s m,,ton
~ ~. t,st,tn +''S~ ~ ~ ~""'' '''0s''"
orr asT M1Eiay raY wpn.sr wa1a
tmhod, d ais Me19r {S'1teensh "ard>' MURPHY hur-
sSqsn sanasGs tnsla; AhpatSn nT5a. f.
dn!i, Iures!l, peovey, sShrocder. BHnd. Dean.
taen'b arst S" Harrott dl.*sa JUNK ''oyef 's''"
~ Mon ta,s ln,!t.,wed' '1a AZ: Cueston tnatly.
" eonseht. WnnuleW ~ MoV1n, Hnu moFao "
FefTs tho Inr "s saa nMtter e 70 tns huyor.
An cs5ton Gan rsn Fsnswcd b. hs 'not!gn sn .,, .,,v
ALI; ,th1nn. hserot'. Rho huF1oy eala tnoy
., Atq. In!eEtun ouuMttta ~ p!una4ge alroet~
!nK shu Au;or to prescott liat Ut standIns Com.
vno cha!fnan aconca @ that u Was out OF oFdes'
bsnEH lRillJH ~ sctHF HHt NtHAluEs :.
, 1881-05-24

A HAvIsuEH LYNCHED.
8peetas Utspateh to 1at CAtcaoo ItttunA
New ORLEANS, La-, May .3.-Cherry
Nichols, the negro who raylshcd and riur-
tlered little coloEed girl. was taken from
Jail In. Bienvillo Parish Ou Saturday alAt
hanged and filled with shot.
, 1881-05-24

{@is @ @tisaxt s T. t|;S ,n!sslsnarlss s!,osiS Issa,
tioI "r " soceIyY rfs ~ I1,is,iSunry t M; Es E,,owss
VIZ c MaM sG ms 1e ~ ,'e H. o,'I e ss,oilames
III i tr,,st1 rsontl shn, ~" a* "nt W" 49,.
,n,,s ~ snnint,e. tn ,..a. nni,, ,,nt ,mnn, ~
ihe tim ri ,,ls,,,cy n ti,ia ,'nt;cr ~ J'nMi ar
asa'itns e9uu !ot afG worS nnuer tug
iih"rni Iniirv in th"ir jisiSfhutia,' ~ itinIas
il ,sn,rtrnna;s'l thn norr.v .Iemnni,n,no i. i0
'p"MGGs wnrG WHICH" WIS S'f""el'"9 'oo loFe'sH
:rhc T,nv. mr. yvIt,f,m. NJ t1,c tra,uroo mia.
so Tux te stan and oxpInied tGo }rans-
ist!s q t1!s hlSIs i ~ Tees and espseia'y Sd
Is'e u fv itraca nf asia ss"' Ef Hew xoEk
liz % Execottye 81 G"s,nittea % 70 ,str.t III; ,lssse s
tsat hc % ScripIrss 9 Mtlnt W;tH c".o1f sfal ~. ~
Ssrs rSa s oat s % cSss Staer 5 was s pssaas pSsf
10 M Manotl'er ti!ae., '. ~,
ao"t lie svi ioint ynrsn tra.Iatnts o In q "Hs
md tho ,tss Of ths wt,r,l ,nnaminv /" ba ntis,n'1
istllonEt thu So SocIety vas nrotec te,i frnn at,y
n @1 r94s 1,o t 9 Wor IT, ,io o
apoi9ziuv S for h In III iio '' Wrns ft tcessst 9 In
of tl,fs al,arruline betweon Tie unio,, nd
'9 a nGs Msy sSfin'$ Mt W$,,,ou. p, .,rooo ..,, II,
| narnr nort,ril tn Tia ,vf,r,i usn1I f,fr Whris.
iisln,' liz uscsl 4 s.ro,,gcr Wortl. iuca,,il1r
sI,s,y sa y.>y e hast E. III ; s
H. IT. se's oeS' ''"'7'H''o'l LUZ u'o "o'o 0ap-
Dr, Jameson, Of Burma1l, explained the
stunipolnt u tt,e misSinnaries Ct llurn,nIt.
rum lila Xmsrlean aIui ForelRn j;ihSo IN. sn.
clsty. lt '@'' @>''''@'~' ''''A 'A'' D'' Nv
pssa'ar a!;sr yrsssssa 81 + % ssk s a'!es!'ens II s
n ~ ,sss %ten e se .neaH sv " q H. H.
nuarreI r,iticti by IN a,Ioptton Of lie report
II t,it,yeti n i,t,fsy sessin1,. ~ '3'''~
l,npt3st c"rfere;'se n @ M fullows: ~ III" ir~
i,rm%ol Mess. D. D.. I,,iia,,u: tho Rey. i.
q. Corey i. b., New Ynrk; the ilev, iieU.
1o,Sinm % p,svya"ia psi:s y ie ~ R.v .sey; fo,,n A. e
1iroa,jlls. Kaj,tluky: tin ltny. j. ". II. Will.
ans aT}1a, Rns te Ahtt isy 4 9n5ae ca, IT,
Ur, i,orln1cr, of Ci,icauo, read thg rcport OF
the COMMITTEES OH European Missions, which
recommended TINT Tue cl'Grclles be urged to
@m n,Gfe ios Gnfnpe' AoFe m %4rKsrs s1rt are
WuM,en n,fxht In sllseessrfi.iv en- smn1oySi iE, Il,
Sl,ail,. III said that Dnptista llatl hoei, f1rst
nll! forHniost In advocating religious liberty
III EnfoIH. @ =, c,,,. o,, =. ..o
ssinns H. Tr.,e ~ t,, taS,S,aup Sp"Ao " A'o
Dr. FilIs. t,f Unstnls. rcati liz rcport nj tho
missionaries aiming tllu Trlugnos.
DR.. 1;art!ncL 0f New York, ktatetl that tho
CNhealaii nTettsfen l,aSa taKell nGiu ot tnls
~ ti.i III 'o" "'o e'''o'' "'''io'''o' Ill
4 gentleman IN the meeting nrose and satd:
e,N m mpurfhapy % 10 it s ss,ooo % Or ss,ooo.''
~ Tue rsturned .1, .1m,iss!onar!es %ore Invited to
seyo,, xp,,tuu,eI. Nj, Williams. OF Inc i'll
, 1881-05-24

Eptttdt Dhpateh to 1as CAitsao Tribune.
HLooMISaToN. ILL.,, May :3.-At Colfux,
Mclean County, Saturday night, there wxs
drunken row, in which resident named
Alexander Fitzpatrick received probably Il
fatal wound.
, 1881-05-24

NASHVILLE, Tenn., May aa-Did McEwen
sllot md killed George Brown in Bray's
saloon, Detlerlck street, Mt 1890 4. IN. Tho
shooting WAS occasIoled by u dispute over Il
KA3llt Ut cAttfs.
, 1881-05-24

THE DUKE Of SUTHERLAND.
o5la,, and purity left for IL. Paul ts-ll;Eht by
spccIal train on tie Chlcugu, Milwaukee Il
st. Paul Railroad.
, 1881-05-24

Of tho Lungs and Tuberruaus PhthiaiBt scrnf1-
la-Syphilo!d nAensca, Wasting, Degeneration
page Of Water instantaneous relief afforded
where catheters bare bean used. thus doing
away with tho painful operation Of using ths&
Instrumental. dlasolVing Stone In the Dladde1
and in ali caRes OF
, 1881-05-24

II + T1{tS1LCU Ell sFH&1I1l r 7ESlE14
VASoEpuH0, ky.. May a3.-Joln Smith,
on whom tho wrath 0f the Regulators Ind
bern visited twice, rearhctl here Inst night
with Ills son. TI'uy state that yesterday q
patty of nun visited Ills house III tl,a eastern
part of the county alll opuuctl fro OIL tho
members Of his family. wountllng Mrs. Smith
and one SOIL. Smith and the older Sol, escaped
aIIld a shower Of bu'luts. Fifteen Of twenty
parties to bring his family to this place. lia
knows not how serl0gsly Ills wife aud son
are wounded. Smith cta!niy to he ignorant
Of the CAUSE Of the persecution.
, 1881-05-24

\ SOUTH CAROLINA FIsATa1CInE,
RnEgNv.1I.E. y. G., May 2a-Elwarl Wal
lacc, living ut Wol.tng Mills, llal quarrel
with his hrothsr Tin about a hos. No one
saw tbs aii1ay, but TIN was found stabbed
TO death, a.ld his brother near by will, Il
hlonly knife III Ills l4u,nl. Tha frat1i.Ia
, 1881-05-24

Inflammation Of the R1ada
der and Kidneys.
In chronic cases Of Lcucos1hma and Uterin4
diseases.
One bt,ttle contains more Of tho nctiv4 princ44
pie. Of Medicines than any other Prcparat1on4
Taken In Teaapoonfut doses. while others require
i've or six times as much.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
, 1881-05-24

seud \ lctipr stAu,l, III lsAnWAH d GI.&
NO ~ WAhltEN-5 ST., C0tt. EIlulipff-h Ell, NEW.
KQnK. =
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-02-03
Wedding Cakes n Speciality.

Having purchased the City Bakery, will
spare ro pains 10 merit the patronage of the
public. CHRIS. BiEHL
Winhemucca December II, 1879 If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
GENTS FURNISHING
STORE,
CORNER ELM & LAMAR STREETS.

The gratifying results which have
crowned our method Of conducting this
Branch during the past season have
served but to "spur us up" in our en-
deavors to continue in our well-doing.
No fancy prices. A small profit on
large sales is quite sufficient for us.
This season as an indication of our
policy, we will offer in this store many
lines of staple Underwear, numerous
brands of Neck Scarfs and Suspenders,
and several makes of Hosiery, for the
same prices at retail that other and
smaller dealers have to pay for the same
goods. OURWHITE DRESS SHIRTS
are of our own manufacture, and we are
satisfied with a manufacturers profit
only. OUR FANCY COLORED
SHIRTS are perfect fitting, and are cut
full size in both breast and length mea-
sure. Two collars with every shirt, and
many styles have detached Cuffs. We
are daily receiving choice selections of
New French Goods, embracing all the
Latest London, and New York and
Paris Novelties in Silk Handkerchief,
Linen Handkerchiefs, Dogskp Gloves,
Undressed Kid Gloves, Joinville Scarfs,
Windsor Scarfs, Mems Fine Jewelry.
Fancy Collars, New style Cuffs, Fancy
Colored Half Hose, and an endless var
iety Of Fine Suspenders.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
DALLAS DKIFTINGy.

See A. j. Rosenfeld's quotation.
For water and gas pipe, 60 to Burnett, liz
Main street.
See the notice of the health officer, calling
on property owners to clean up.
Colonel Patrick is after petty vandal, and
/ 1t is to be hoped he will get him. See hi
card.
Everybody buys one-baby hammocki
and larger sizes. Croquets at cost Mason
& Erb.
In the district court yesterday Henry
Hirheld, charged with forgery, was &C
Quilted.
A. j.; Rosenfeld has just received the fol.
lowing: fancy crackers, Oatmeal, lady
fingers, cocoanut, maccoroni, assert drops
pretzels and ginger bread.
The musical talent that will assist Miss
Stevens at her dramatic recitals Tonight Il
, the very best in the city, and the selections
that will be rendered will be exquisit.
Tonight Miss Winifred G. Stevens gives
her dramatic recital at Craddock's opera
house. She is n worthy, deserving young
lady and an elocutionlst of rare ability.
Save your wearing apparel aud bedding
from moths, midew and infection, by get.
ting u package OF anti'moth csrbolized
paper. Price % cents Mason & Erb.
The admission is only fifty cents, and hall
price for children, to Miss Winifred q. Ste
Lyens' dramatic recitas to, night. II
Is small sum, and cannot DO better expend
ed than by patronizing this most worthy ant
accomplished young lady.
Only fifty cents, children half price, to III,
dramatic recitsls of Mics Winifrei @. Stevenl
1T Cradtock's opera house tonight. The
young lady Is battling with life's tids anc
striving in her own behalf, and being worthy
che deserves support. She will give vastly
more than value received, and II will DO al
evening we'll spent BY all who 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-05
Boys & Childrens
CLOTHING STORE,
CORNER ELM & LAMAR STREETS.

The variety ofgoods we are now prepared
to show in this store is perfectly Won
derful, nor is the assortment confined
to two or three different grades, for we
have dozens of styles of cut, scores of
patterns of warning and numberless
shades of colorings in all the varied
qualities of goods, from the stoutest
Tweed to the finest French fabrics. II
is useless waste of time to be "look-
ing around" hunting for the novel and
nobby styles for your boys. Come d.
rect to our store. We do not show
two or three styles and say, "That's all
we have, madam" but we can show
fifty styles, or more. No matter how
your taste may incline, if you will only
have the patience to look through our
stock, we can suit you, not alone in
quality and style, but also in that i'm
portant particular, the price; there will
be no trouble or That score, for we have
determined to "take the wind out of the
SAILS" of all competitors, let the cost be
what it may. When we say this, we
mean business, and other houses, that
professedly make speciality of Boys
Clothing, will this season have to take
a back seat, for if Low Prices and Good
Goods will command the trade, we are
going to command it.