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, 1881-11-23
4tuyy to kIlnlee Hands,

NHr& 4HAIHflflHH
Thuro nru o,Ily tWnu Or theeu feppl0 now living
WIN Gun successfully sh!Ro banda. Ilurn fa II
vt1pd Ic,tl ug Ita1,d- sinking tion0 through thu
r,,.lntry, especially Vt thls as4sul nf thu yeaf.
ll!t nRIy Il vury stluil por. .ccnt of tho s!nkers
uud sl,Aliccs khnw how to tlu 1t so III 10 Ael tho
GEtiru ninnllrt Ut cxhIaratton out VI It. 6uInn
xrub tl,U baud uI HI utlrutAary ~ quick. nurt-
utla iuunnur that seures thu viutlEl neArly ~
dustli. wilitu otllers s'ldu thu cn! a,,d catn,ny
pAw ut you 80 that yutl fncl tha sAilu III whan
yUu drip enld raw oyster with yiile1ar nh Is
down yoir buck. Il you nro sbak,n3 hand.
W!t a%ay "e.o ,,s eSs fswSr W., H., Ut
NY si'u.u!x tn,fbd. WIZ We Ia".f fH,fs %sl y, it.y
with II Kind Ut ple,ldIllx sHllo. bean. on bur
features hrlaht ~! w!!'sn!s boa.,'. FAY sn;nv.
stltiiinr occasions, and III THO muuntlno slnke
her band III u sl't.luctl vt Vigorous why, nut ~
t,lllluh you woro trying to nuke tlla.u by pull
Feriztux Lcs tngar4. tlur yck ls t0 conservative
u u,autluF. allowing her hand to faal with stck-
Untux tbl1 Whun yUu tet HG. Car0 should ho
tnt.oH AIs0 nut to htnH gu tu tho band nlorp thA'l
hult W hour ln pnbitu, 10 byalaadors, InlKnt
lunku ren,Arks. Thls IL IiuT considered Nuttd
uutEo aud nnuuun.us.
, 1881-11-23

IL yyns CAUSED bc tho sudden 0cAor-
tlun OF &hc bridegroom OIL tile Eve
0r tho CarosalonY.
spre.ai u1.pateh to Tas Catedea 1'rtb,tne.
w,txEst.at.l.E, Pa., Nov. :si-Thu social
o!rc3csut tha city wDr9 thrown 1ntun fuvGr u
oxuic,llelt ttiis morning by iii cvallt which IS
likely tu result III serious cunsetlncscrs to ut
lt.ust u,lp Errspti. At b ocloek tunlEht Jh,itcs
+. Weller, II known civil engineer ttsd STR
ycyUs, wus 10 ba hurried td young n'lu clInrtn-
t1tg I,,.y 1.ulcst tIcssle Surrts Hath wtro nutcd
[ur thp!r ilu1.dsolne luuka. lilo WIN about IL ALl
sto II. Tic wedding was postponed Il few t'nys
ugo unsl II iurEo nutsibcr of Invitations
laI1 hpuu Belit unt, aud tho curly
trains brought hero lust oyeuug ntll this l1orIs-
i,lg numerous relations nnu friends OF tho III
tcrestod la.rtlcs. Thu curenlony Siss to luke
tlnce nj tho Urltlr's ule, md ehr{y thts ll't'r'
Ing thu busiest prepattls fur tho h1ppy AtInr
w4rc bug,,t,. Flowers wcru brought, at,d ilEn.ly
fnlr ilnEla vcru nrrallEIn4 theli III pluce. Tho
beautiful young br4o WAS experimenting tho
Enul n,rAtntlnrs Ut thu wedding without II
thought Ut nuy impending snrrtw. Gl5ts were
urrlrIsR By ucsscngafs. sn1 were bell2 arranged
for tl1ur dlsp.Ay. Willie tho br!dc wns
msls,,IrluK II el,Arlnng trcsclst sent by
ut hs,l,s wnish hal ut ,i,at ,nsn,c,,t arrived by
pirrc1;; HhrIuk lsng through Tue llal'sp, mn!
she iuit 10 the tlssur in dcnta swausl; liGr
er a'a sevcra! tres present ,s'e ay rt'srd ~, y" :"
lluor .,pet,. rho snostor picked 1t M aild ftad
Il spnan !. af tsrsstE ss THO wedding cannot takc place
WHY 10 C!,vlnsiutt auu THO West. and s!hll isot
rsi +: "trs"o @ sr'nF i a9%:iiey %eiSt. cruel fs
reasu, Ut !. threatened interference at iae %e.
,iI,si, hit. sitss Nt,rris jss lylnv III critical
condition touI1ht n'l1 fcars ui hcr c!tsTe re-
, 1881-11-23

CISCINN4ATI.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 22.-C1rr,s-Str0nE; 1i9ss.
FtuUN-DulI Mnd Iowpss fntnl1y, taaaN2H6u. fancy,
&7DUp1.sh .... ... ... ......
DIAis-Wlaas dull and Iuwer, No. Z rHf winter.
al;1k4t:R. Corn In gond demand, Nn n,lxnd. bsc
lsl+ cnsIsr 1T c ltYe dull ut tl9IN. Hurley uslur
i'IIlivtsioNA-EUrk dulsl t15tD. l.nra dull and lnw-
or ut *stLlAhsltu. LUX n!9nss null and i,',slllna
itrtiIs unchanged. -, .u .,,.,-
tuh saies Of finished suUls liz brls, u tc btss VI
JurrEt,-Ytrouser, creamery, Hc, choLce Wssluyn
IlVsgFse, .CCt eluu0 cantrnt UA!0, Io.
, 1881-11-23

1'oLxno, Nov. xa-Nuon bunrd-ditA!S-Wl1sa
upenod g,.,ut elustng t,rlcr, No. rud. spnt. *tsi
I,ecv.absr, s1.lt5l, January. sl1.1iMl S7{dsl cuEn
stsAtly; No. = aut. lily; lccanbor holt ntcc' Junu-
ury, Hke, May. G3s4c. Ua's qulut' M. !, tI}4c. -
GtNsE-Wlleat strusus M. rcl. Piat. *I.tuta BID.
fts asked; @ ,.scen.ssI tT3t Js"nnsy. % 81 M;H1i m;
November iy{a lid G9Su aakaii ueeo.nst. r., D!.
isIe htse; thv: :yoar. GlHc t J8hAnFS, Gu ol&' 0'o
~ INSTRUMENTATION, llon hat curt, li,uu; oass.
it&] bu
, 1881-11-23

NEW ONtkANE. Nov. .ak-t;UTruS--QnIett tnEtdllnR
like, ,sw d1, tlHo. rtH, nfilfhry. 1V<cs net re-
ec!lts n.sA latcs: Rras. iAEas nh1gs. hA1t Hloek.
bALvEaro1. N,,v. e. -s;l,rTu1-.Q,ies Init ntan,ls;
.,iadslna: iKo. ..m :,,I,l.In9. '!a r's'! mr4mry m
lsrE,nlt!. l,1if', .!n.i~l.v, 1.ftl. tlnct: at0E.
". tht'tA, :s1v. x:,-EirftttS. stGhdF! tnlt0nR.
ilkrt Hnleh ~ hAtes; feutluls. 4upt shInlarsa,
alsR@ kiunk, MlhiIl ...-
MHNIIfn THnt. Nav. II t-ttrTstA-- tccetrls,
3GE a,,ehts. 29sd htlux, 13t'ri saias 1,SJJs Il1-
lnu, 1tJtu
, 1881-11-23

"protcus" Ia Nj. Wllfrld ulunt, the husband
Of luly Ann lituut. Nyrots granddaughter.
hsssetf well known y srasoitr ~! author.'
utss, tur b. w. tho joint aushor II ths Letters
u I'rutulls und Anaulv.ls," Il bo,k Ut religious
Controversy, edited by MIR. Aubrey du Veru,
, 1881-11-23
BOSTON.

BOSTON.
l}G,xTOH. N1y. 2!.Etouit--1lui Western surotllnn'
{l55a a:5 culfusun uxtfns. .7asl2ji Wtrc0isin ok
&rys. II. "; A!unrsota Gxtrns. AU17.s5, wamtcr
whcttA s..ib7. Is fur Ohio, Indiana. nnI Mcsfonn:
a. 2ttts1 fur Vt. lpnln tnl lInnls, imteht tltfnS
wi,eas. fs.D<Sa.ul; rHtent wttr wtleals. $ii0 Js0
tlnAtH-Cun stundy! No. = and high nlIxeG solsstc
stcntryr 13}46aiIr. Uats atcudy. alye, tl.iu.
t'1suvlslUS*-3tgady.
kElTE1t--Fir!l1,
fjil:EBE-ErslGs.
Ei,tis-SsHlitMily unchanged.
tHturA MhGllMhs4A.
isul hut UittA, IL ,At htI.
H34ltSESTS--tIouF, l,ID 6ri5.
, 1881-11-23

NEW fnllK, Nuv. N.-1hs dry.go0tls nsrnnd at
t1sht jA,,ds continues llIIlt. but to movement In tUs'
iun md wu1n guls. a!lirtA tlrnwhfs. ute.. IN MI.
cn,.ut uf former orlcrs wrFs nrsgt thall ts.ih "
IhiA sp,l4fl. md tho TINS 1T tp tlinrkHt trMt prints
Dt; KIllxnuls atIl ufuas KUuds III llKh lGi1n1s't Int
, 1881-11-23

I!stA nrDili. H.. Nor. 4.-3ETisULHrN-Mnskc
netvu hlsl irregular; upeEsA a. hlAc. ntancnla Ia
Et1it sineI!,.a md u'Aud Ut NC, aatss. baDH hrtA
rirgEviLtE, PA. Sny. 2A-1'rr1t1',ErH- -sipsna,i NJ
6cs sltest. kt{al lnwest aa{e ct+eti ~ 2c; s1'p-
muf&s, 41,HGt; ctmrtrfa. fa,Nt's runs, f!,lNl
Iii!xIiIsltI. l'n. SHv, x.-FErtu,hEt.M--AGtivyI
ErlGti rrtIchJ nhetlIuht ous1d " ~ {ut ee!ttsI
1HG, lI1lind1I}tlI iV4lyJty.
, 1881-11-23

HT. fnrfs Y0v. .21-Fiuttn-4 bullet and unchanged.
tiIA1x--Whrat opened lownr. dccl!nGd+ renctr'l,
and c|used hrn. M. rcd. t5!!< ts,- st.Ilstl!sDk
necontbur. &ls&M Laniary. s;tt FutFanrfl snfes
tlngul at ttJjx stx'l junary. t:sjtat1Eg{ fubEu-
nr5; NJ. ,iu tas; No. n, tll,t forn I''wor. Int
en4td t!rnt s}lAt!4u c.t ts'4eist'bc uetoH,sts,s'
AII44ttjssu Jn'Innryt EHtlIHs February. uli.t:5@c
Any. unla s'nw a.. lt!atsl9ia clsia l,ha DgeouIElr
ltn.tlii1u .TnnnrY. +sr ainy itfu l0mur1 vlHo blu.
Hurley unchanged Ut Aja4tt.fA
LEtti-t1ut4t ut &IAh
HUTfEt-iutstrt .Ia!ry, rIts3c.
Enthusiastically nt 2trsl*..
W1!tNKf-lltkl1ur Hk fI13, .
Iii0yihltAH-l',f& Inili johb!nH, III o.. nsy salt
pAts In1It i:1uAt. s.tlth15. t. tss5. .aj AttJ ID
tliItnlfhf nti1 mwcr II TIT H.
'lxtE.Ts-ttlMr. s,t' hrls: w!lrnt. 7.n|i ~: corr.
a.1hI sMs IaiH 9!ah hit rye NUM-. hurley. Hun t't
cof,,. nn ln uais ts; rrs dnu l;n tE,r,sy a,t,',s
f; .jntliusy; fiEIf fFuErtlIry ttrii higher; Glu Us
ull,ibcr anu JuhuufJl G@Hu tuhruAryi UiG AlAy.
, 1881-11-23

I.nsTt,x. Nny. 1a-WtIu1-Stoadyi Ohio and Pom.
pylynnla uxttas l:lfiG.; Wtsctnrfn nnd s1lci'tgHt
4l4vli<e, ,ntum a Nh tl'euser. ix4 t'o: u'w't*l'.
o yv,,.Its Etacj rslhIis u1nll, 4sas.'c unwastetl
isfitiittu, :t,c:flci pnlI.,l Ill fHk:.
riiiLAnEl.rAIA. Suy. 91-MuoL-nult Ana ul'-
Changed.
, 1881-11-23

,u., fair 10 c,,s, ,,,,. ,,"!. ;st snt rtHsSr: .1s,
sSa 4 ''S|; %.s 's,Y'S5" sans*s;s 81
;' %;ts':,n i, aa!t. tti;.s$S a.,,sa
ssS g. ''i'i''i .ii; iss W.!
!sss:' ;S ,: Il s.'r+ |"ss1; 'ii ia"s :s
!1 s"4 ssG..sn1a o1.|y t''Tpn1f' 1,;; 1;
':; &c $:s f:;;;'; ss;; @ s''% |"; ss
~,,, .,-t.arrfH- -ltcrnus. tstlf hlt1r.
!"S: ,"!' an"x u XIX "sa ii 'a,is sss e"ws
;!s5: ~ j! ;' H :. "ssfS a p eass
r r., i's:!s' ef! an". ,v
:;;:;; Il Y :,;$; 5 s Ii ro,.sr. tit,
II li1Ss s"w' ''A . sE'''s u; a.ssrs % fully. t.vs
dill: psssa.:: pss.sIu1. Iii: shspltHnle':%
kht tfeet'P' WS1EtiTttwS. ....... .
.,,r. ,,s..,, Xnv, 3-isEEr GAT!fk-tu.
y, III; ;."1y ;:; ,s; 'x'%S st; s'ssSS s{ts
80" T,t Ta,,1Iity. saaia; sucois au'llly,
%';.i;' tSs 'i;''ii,; I'll, Hlss lIss ssta'w: Northern
'it ,r -r Il; y; vs; i: Hell. sat3s lid i
as, '!.; '!,a,, VII Is i, tairs l.,.,,y uul ,nAt I9rr'
e." e." 1t ill., '"'''' Ultra t'o' '''''' ""''s
i.si;l'a KaSsAs cry.
.,,, ,,,,pnfeh tl The fhfcaeo Tftblftts
;,s.t' 1s @ ri: :lI'.;5:; 5 ; ;.,S;; ';;:
s i.it''I: i.st,snI sEs .sEse rs
:sat:"s,n... ~: iis,; s;ai s'riS,.s. ih.s naya Ht
,ais eh',s ,,, =; ~; T. ''so' "sk'f'' ''''' ''
fsa' sA'' ,splAx.AM,hLF.
,..,,,t,a, Soy, 3tuliH-lrruRnfRrt foN
tSIss!n.' n t,.ii: packing. s'thso; recslp1s
, 1881-11-23
I11ktI.ltflI1,,

ntrlt0tr, Mich, Eor. r.x.-FLouN-{d.as4AtA
uItA,H-W4eaa nrhsurs NJ. wh!le. rasxh a"d year.
s.:aN, pocua,bsr. &t3ls January, sl:9itubsaaEy,
tl&y]4s Aareh, alt&9{t AprIt. tl.21I4.
WECE1leTk-WGGHl,h huu bu
tHliM GATk-Whent, u .uU bu.
, 1881-11-23

8psefal Ulspatta to Ths Chicago Tribune,
KANSAS EtvH. Nov. H. *a-fil.AfS-1Aa Prize tHTrfnt
reports. Wnat-lteeaips. ltG1a but shpIuunts, IAl
bn, active but weakeri M. !, cash &Nsut l}ecen'-
bsr, bi>e, Nh. 4 cHsh, ,plg; layenibar, tt4lAl NJ
cush &l1II !Iegun1uE N.2ta. Gusa--lt1eatpisa aAGs
Int shtpEuouta. II tt but s1DM Aa WGakj Md T. CASH.
k1A1t QNr44lGF. H.
, 1881-11-23
COTTON

DawEdt,, Nov. u.-t}RAtE-Hbeat lower. Eorn
pu!at md unchanged.
, 1881-11-23

tSnfASAru1,a. Nnt. a-t|ltAis-Whent strady;
tf.::tsAs5M. torn atoaty; now aaGuc Unts dull, "
tlt5uI :
, 1881-11-23

.ttnrrr,i up thr lintr ~ Frahn tmlay ut r.. fc
HI .rf Than t.TIt N.ke npU Thu Ifttllf rHlr% ~Hri.
Etts IL. fstnnry utiur ut MT nl La tutes cuGst.
NJ b1GHpt, t:ttgust Mts Iluli.
, 1881-11-23
English Sentiment on Secretary
Blaine's Recent Pa.
per:
l.cportcd Movement for European Tie.
lection 0f AmcricMn Pre-.
Tensions.
Gooths's Views Fifty Years Ago on
tho Canal Question.

nf .t.s.. ,.,',, INA ,fn"t r,,,o thornin
.a,, Ow,t. Tha u,t,craI feeling in London I1lny
In s,.,,,,,, ~, -. ,n. that ti,n ,,o.itn fnkpn ~,
~. ~ paptf' "'n Hc"atninGa.t 'rnus.pe.
tuter,at'os,alts "u"!e"sips. .he'o p'"pe
h"iy at"l"res That teel'',s' . hnwcsof' % nm no..
lukrn I'm rnr Inn itnIt,d Hf,.t. I. ;ntir,,l ma
~ W., ~" ~ aa'' ~ s:, ,a., ,u.
u,ss it'clf tint coo s',.nln.rIsnn be.wcc' tho
circumstances nf tho United StAtcs md thox. Ut
rest @ 'ran Il, rsese. sf !he se. . Tam, WI! VII
;e :" asn!nns, a'"' probably 'ust' VIZ" OF Lilo
lHmh''''. QUESTION.
tullica,,,, nr Mr 1,,utt,s co,nt,,,.,,ntlu,,. tho
i,nr,s ,irnor;ot ~ II nt"h,,S,s mmnn,',,erI t,,a, s
la'rd uranviliu woultI proposa to the Powers tho
hlspntct, Of "a,l i,.u,!tIcai noto oourtoorsly
11':1,;crlSa rnr rl.:rt:xsloxs OF THE uSlrEp
# thu French pa!'cr WIS well informed IN this
So,trr t kwn u ' ~ i,". ,a,' Srn: t"., IN View
Of fts nn,,,n,,c",.,,t nrn,,i, ,nnnot raj N rr,
N ,cer .t raas" as "s'u u sere."i ei "erest ute ~ IN IN
tho spurini interest tr Tho United States IL Fl
interest. Thu Paris shareholders are no doubt
ss ssr ass % 'e'b bus s"s't; at ass o",o a out Out
tho kinl ., rs,nn'.,I;,calio,, M " viii M tho Goyeru
t,cItcra bcst calculated 10 srryc their
.ptcre,ts. Int. Wilt. thut is no ,l,,ubt 40. tho
pro'si Vi M identical 'otu cou.cn'ls Itself to
consideration 81 FIR It's this 1T !eist: that tho
,erfs I, t, ~!s M M I'LL tno % ssfas1s M r. "ntam; @ m Of & E
.I,.ni In ,.f,ni ,,,,,,,, ,,ro,,,'mt T., ,t,,r,,.
,r,, t,".'u,, '.,s,.,tn ,,n,,,.,,,,o o't ,,tra,,o
lively u,tt.ni,a,, !" thIs rouniry t,,'t ,iucs mt
rTs % ,s ss y9n%r Td ntsfest + ,f y n to
GrGI y r.t,,n ~ s,vniiirnnf that tbn j1tffrsts
, 1881-11-23
IIINkF~IIIEIIGFI yLEI..
0us-t1rsl.. III tj.TN1tltai receipts h&M


PEORIA, H., Nov. 3.-tiNAlS-torn dull and lowori
!Isgh mxol .RkaS91o, mlxVd. tsio, Outs dalli So.3
whita, &1sa1ie. hye dull Rl,4 iawoF' No, 1essa"o
WHlsKf-E!rM, md hixhar slM ,,
lkEEEtFIS-Witlut. l.L4 hui GufIls 7IsGU 1ut dhtas
hIu hut ryu I, ,aa2l hut barl0y. 3.a11 hn -, 49,,
hLtIpMINTH ~ kv&t. 3i3 hut Ctsfn. &kuQ p1i HAtes
i,.1su bur sye, luN but bar!Vy. Hohs.
, 1881-11-23

MUTTEIs AND CHEESE.
aptetaf Ilt.p<.tta to TAs cAiu.up 3ttban&.
ELolN, ILL.,, Nor. .l-T!a battvr uuArkat shown III.
utApF sAasp RdY4ne9 sud Ill 0l4tll44 Mvtu oa.1fly
, 1881-11-23

HuyPAL0,N, T.. Nov. .4.-GnAtS-CsHerallys ssa3"
u1nt nud ptiees nomEnal1y unchanged
UAsAL fltElu ATt-lv Hsw Yurk By stearu, 10 for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-14
The Texas & Pacific Extension

The track of this road is now laid 10 the
Colorado river, 26l miles west of Dallas,
and will soon reach the staked plains, the
Llano Estacado Of the Spaniard. The new
towns west of Abilene are as follows: Tobo
on section 1888; Merkle, on section l47;
Trent on section 1853; Eschota, on section
l6l; Sweetwater, on section Ill; Katuls, on
section 1870; Louraine, on section 100, and
Colorado City, on section 1879, these sections
meaning mile-posb from Westherford, to
which 50 milos must DO added to get tho dis.
lance from Dallas. Tebo, Merkle and Trent
are IN Taylor county; Eschota, SweGtwater
and Katula arc In Nolan county; Louraine
and Colorado City In Mitchell county. The
next town west Of the Colorado river will be
on section 2l0, and will DO called Westbrook.
At Colorado CITY, Coleman s. Dunn, of
Coleman City, have store with stock of
general merchandise, valued at $4,000 and
Lawson u Smith carry about $4,000, Beeler
4 Ovens have drugs, and there are several
small grocery stores % we'll a. NIP and
Tuck" the Terminal saloon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-14
PERSONAL.

The popular Fred Grice, with l.. and Ii.
Blum, Galveston, is in the city.
Mr.. Sawnie Robertson is confined to his
bed with an attack of the measles
Mrs. q. l.. Wheeler, of Kansas city, il
visiting Mrs. l. Pdge, Of this city.
Mr.. John Myers. representing Messrs
Shorb & Boland, of st. Louis, is in town.
Mis- Sallie Grifiis, y former Dallas favor
ito, now q resident Of Waxahaohie, is visiting
Miss Ada Rsuch.
George Whitney, representing the paper
house Of G. II Vreeland, left yesterday for q
trip through the west.
George A. Quinlan, division superinten.
dent ofthe Texas Central, and one of the
best Of men, is in the city.
Edward Kendall, Of Louisville, Kentucky,
q manufacturer Of brick and contractor, is
in the city with view Of locating here.
DR.. j. T. Boyles, of Houston, prominent
and leading physician of that city, was in
Dallas yesterday, and favored the HERALD
with an agreeable call.
John j. Good, Jr., son Of Mayor John j.
Good, leaves Dsllas to-day, for the city OF
Mexico, whittier he goes to reconnoter with
the possibility of remaining in the new el.
dorado. Wherever no goes, we bespeak for
him tho success that manly merit, genuine
courtesy of manner, sound Intelligence and
rare accomplishment should meet with
Young Good leaves behind, u city full o.
warm and devoted friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-14
The Big FOur.

The enterprise Of N. Z. Craddock Is pr,-
verbal In Dallas. Starting in the LIQUOR
business in this ty few years ago, by close
attention, honesty Of purpose, fair dealing
and the buying and selling Of only the ver r
best and puresI class OF goods, he ha built up
an immense business. With two arst- class
saloons IN the city, one In Corscsps. And
one In Denton, the "big four" Is Capturing
all the trade. Just 60 70 Craddock's saloon,
corner Of Main and Austin Streets and Wall
the store room, and you will be as,onished Al
the quantity Of goods there to be found
Great rows Of whisky barrels full Of the pure
old Monarch. with bungs open, and mellow.
Ing with age, imported wines, ales. fancy
liquors, mineral waters and cigars withon,
end. Buying in large quantities for cash hs
e always enabled to get the very finest oual,
titles OF goods for less money than the anal,
buyers have to give for inferior Qualities
You find the same liquors in all his saloons
and attentive, courteous attendants 10 cate,
10 you desires. >"'''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-14
The Senate,

Since Mr.. Harry Z. Dorsey took posses
sion of the Senate saloon, corner of Nam
and Lamar streets, he has had it entirely
renovated and overhauled and repapered,
and has now the cosiest, snuggest, neatest
saloon in the city. But the chief feature
with the Senate is the excellence of the
liquors there to be found. The whiskies are
the very purest, Oldest hand made sour mash,
the very nectar, creme do Ia creme OF
WHISTLES. His brandies, wines land of these
he has full line), ales, mineral waters and
cigars, are all imported. There is not G
dollars worth of goods in the house except
the whiskies and fresh beer always on tap,
that are not imported. With cordial wei.
come for all, and courteous treatment, and
only the finest quality of goods, he Is making
the Senate the place. Another feature Of
the bar is pure spring water, received fresh
and cool every day.
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Professor Trips second lecture this even,
Ing al the First Baptist church will doubt
less attract large audience. Besides vivid
delineation Of tho renowned battles Of III,
Crimean war, the lecture will embrace
comprehensive aud lucid exposition Of the
much vexod eastern question in lie varied
relations with European afairs, as well as I
clear explanation Of tho present Greco
Turkish imfroglio, threatening TO involve the
nations 10 European war. Tho who'll
subject will be handsomely illustrated BY
large colored maps, making tho lectur,
doubly interesting md impressive.
This lecture was especially praiied BY
Rev. Dr.. Palmer, Of New Orleans, q yea
ago.
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There will be rare opportunity until the
lat of May TO buy silverware Of your own
figures. J. w. Webb, jeweler. corner of
Main and Lamar streets, will dispose of his
entire stock of silverware less than cost be-
fore opening his new goods on the LIST of
May. Elegant fitting pitchers, 81; dinner
csstors, 81; pickle stands 81 so; butter
dishes, 81; cups, 50cts; cake baskets, So;
beautiful toilet sets, vases, jewelry stands,
card receivers, tea sets, soup toureens, berry
dishes, jardurens and everything in tho sill
verwsre line, at lower prices than ever before
offered.
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Cotton Mills i'm the South.

The Boston Journal of Commerce SAYS
ut is the custom to speak of the southern
mills as Of little account, making an inferior
class Of goods, only fl. for southern trade,
etc. An Englishmsn lately visiting the
Eagle Il Phoenix mills, Columbus Georgia,
said the new No. mill was the best equip.
ped mill in the world. Certainly there Is no
mill making larger variety or better guam
tity of goods. 1t has every new improve
ment, and some that no other mills in the
country are using. The profit of these mills
Last year was 20 per cent. on capital of ST..
25O 600, or So IS per spindle. The mills are
lighted with the Brush electric light, and
water power is used to run them. II cost TO
light the No. 8 mill for six months, including
carbons and attendance, $40; for the same
time gas would have cost So 900.
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The Grand. Winds Bar.

This is the place where none but the pures!
liquors are served, and consequently it has,
without any great hurrah being made about
it, became the resort of gentlemen, and all
lovers of good liquors The Kentucky rye
and sour mash WHISTLES handed over the
counter at this bar, for age and superiority
arc unequalled. The flavor is lasting, and
tho effects are pleasant. A full line of liquors
are carried at this bsr-such as wines,
brandies, beer, etc.-all of the very best
brands, besides the best make of cigars. In
connection with the saloon is billiard hall,
which is quits popular feature of the es.
Enlistment. The bartenders are thorough
mixologists, and know how to cater 10 the
wishes of the thirsty. This bar is one of the
fines. in the city, and we'll deserves the pop
ularity it enjoys.
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A Kind Word 10 All.

For a pure article of genuine imported
wines and liquors, 20 to- l.. Caperon's, 600
Main street. Mr.. Caperon il now in Europe
nd purchases his own liquors.
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GRAND OPENING.


Mrs. Chestnut Is now receiyiny and oro,.
ing ner large stock Of millinery and fancy
so Goods. and vii have her formal opening and
exhibition of her new goods on tho i4tS and
10th Of this month. " ''' ANU "'u
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AT Pearson's on the 18Th and l4lh, come
and bring your pocket.book. Wine, music
and cards omitted. We have tried them
before. We are progressing.
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Just received at Leon Kahn'a, GOA
Elm street. oil the newest styles of gents
hats in silk and stiff furs: also tho light
pocket featherweights. They are very nice
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Morris & Rsndell. wholesale -four dealers.
have removed from Camp street 10 403
Elm street, west Of Adams & Leonard's
bank.
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Calls the attention Of merchants of this city
and vicinity to their own MANUFACTURED
Texas Star OVERALL, which will outsell any
northern make by handsome profit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-14

The latest novelties 10 steel woven Tuskar
lace bonne.s, Is at Parsons. Not to be found
elsewhere.
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The globe corset. the best known from
90 cts. to $3.50 at Bauman's, ZOO, Elm
street. @
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Reliable AfYlN.

:, Larger stock and for less money buy q
Bsuman's, Elm street.
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just received at Leon Kahn's, 604 Elm
street., all the latest styles Of spring hats in
sllk and stiff; also the soft pocket and feather.
weights They are very nice. Cali and oy.
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Ladies will find select stock Of millinery
s9 % cy calling on Mrs. Chestnut, next door
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Store for Rent

Store No. 4l3 Elm street, adjoining
Adams & Leonard's bank. Apply to Adams
g. Leonard or T. P. Barry at Sanger Eros.
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Iadi fTexRs

Buy your millinery from the leading hous,
Of A, A. Pearson.
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We will show you that we lead the style
and the lowest prices for the best goods at
Bsuman's. Wednesday and Thursday.
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Remember Wednesday and Thursday
opening day at Baum's. :
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Gents clothing, furnishing goods, boots
and shoes, hats, ETC., ETC., at
A. & Z. MITTENTHAI's.
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Hest Goods.

Opening Wednesday and Thursday, 18th
and 14th. a, " :
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No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink SWINE OF CARDUl."
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Millinery Reception
AT Pearson's Wednesday and Thursday.
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A. A. Pearson
~. Dnys bis goods cheap, lie the reason ho can
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For sale by all druggists.
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Grand Opening Days.
: Wednesday and Thursday 18th and 14th,at
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Boots and shoes az Pages, COS Main street