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The Prayer of Faith.
Independent.


What does the PRAYER of faith mean ?
1t is not the opinionated petition Of a
selt-conceited suppliant, who is sure of
his own conclusions, and who. when he
prays, presumes to make 8 merit before
God of his own self-suf1ic Ient confidence
1t is not the narrow, selfish cry Of a
blind heart, who knows, only that he
wants this one thing and wants it so
much that he cares for nothing else in
all the universe but to get it. The faith
required in prayer is faith in God, and
faith in God is large principle, which
means much. IL means faith in Gods
laws, in his system OF nature as we'll as
Of grace, in his providence as much as
his love and mercy, and in all these to-
gether as the grand foundation Of hope
and promise, When the believer goes
to God, his faith does not fill his heart
with the feeling. II have case here. ]
know | have. God must see it as do
and, if he does not, it will upset all my
philosophy of PRAYER and faith" True
prayer carries in it reserve of submis-
sion and Difference and q tender, gener-
Gus remembrance os all other sonls. Il
is the mingfng of deep desire with 6
yet deeper and broader faith; and the
faith is the more commanding principle
of the two-so much more commanding
that it is not disturbed if the petition il
denied so much more commanding tha
it will bid US pray and bring US peace by
prayer, though we hardly dare hope fol
the thing we ask for.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

N7ILLIAM BUNPILL, whose place Of res.
w idence and postofice address is un-
known, will take notice that on the 2sth day
of June. 1881. George s. Algeo as Adminii-
traitor Of the estate of Josiah Wilson, decess
ed, filed his petition in the court Of common
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, against said
William Bunfll and others the object and
prayer of said petition is to recover the
amount due said Administrator upon ave
promissory notes executed by Mary u. Bum
6ll, dated December "a, 1878, payable 10
order of Josiah Wilson, as follows: One note
for $3.50 due April /, 1850, one note for si39
due April !, 1881. one note for Sl24 due
April ], 1882; one note for sll6 due April !,
1883, and one note for $l0S 90, due April
], 1854. each of said notes bearing eight per
cent interest after maturity; TO forcloss
mortgage given TO secure said notes, execu-
ted by Mary NJ. Bundll an her husband,
Harrison Buntill, on the north east quarter
of the n ,rth west quarter Of section thirty,
township one of range four, situate In Mem
roe county, Ohio; and for equitable relief, 10.
| You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 10th day Of December, 4,
D. 1881. GEORGE s. ALGE0,
| Administrator of the estate o. Josiah WI.
son, deceased.
By HUNTER & MALLORY, his Att'ys.
| oot4,
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An Irish HighWayman.

Brennan, the famous Irish highway
man, was little Bonaparte in his way
He once robbed three officers in post
chaise, and left them, telling them he
would report them to the Duke of York,
as unworthy to serve the king, for al
lowing themselves to be robbed by a
single man He wore leathern girdle
round his middle, stuck with pistols.
There was an ait mpt made by two po-
lice officers in the town of Tipperary to
arrest him early in the morning in bed ;
hut he jumped the WINDOW, and his wife
threw a pair of pistols out to him. They
pursued him to a bYfi4ld, where they
came up to him in his shirt; but he kept
ore of them at bay with one pistol ,wh lie
with the other he stood over tue second
policeman, till he made him strip off his
clothes, which be put on himself, thus
making him return to town as he (Bren
nan) had left it, namely-in his shirt.
1t is to Brennan belongs the story In
correctly credited to Cartouche Bren'
nan, in company with two other "gen
tlemen," robbed mail coach and tool
a good quantity of booty-making th'
passengers lie down in the muddy roat
and rifling them al leisure.
This money will be very little anon!
three," whispered Brennan to his neigh
Dor, as the three conquerors were ma
king merry over their gains; ''if yo'
we're to pull the trigger of your pistol il
the neighborhood of your comrade'
ear, perhaps it might 60 off, and the
there would be but two OF US 10 share
Strangely enough, as Brennan said, ,th
pistol did 90 off and No. 3 perished.
&c We him another ball said Bren
nan, and another was fired into him
But no sooner had his comrade di;
charged both his pistols, than Brennan
himself seized with furious indigns
lion, drew his.
Learn, monster" cried be, "not t
be so greedy of gold; and perish, th
victim of thy disloyalty and avarice."
And he sent him to join his victim an
rided both the corpses at his leisure.
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Rescued From Death.

William j. Coughlin of Somerville;
Mass, say: In the fall of 1876 l was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS fol
lowed by asevere cough. l lost my ap-
petite and flesh, and was confined to my
bed. In 1871 was admitted to the Hos
pital. The doctors said I had hole in
my lung as big as half dollar. At one
time repor went round that was dead
l gave up hope, but friend told me Of
DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALLSAM
FOR THE LUNGS. got bottle, wher
to ny surprise, commenced to feel bet
ter, and to-day feel better than for three
years past
81 write this hoping every one afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DIR
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and b,
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. Ican positively say it hal
done more good than all other medicines
l have taken since my sickness.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
lN be presented to the Commissioners OF
Monroe county, Ohio, at their December ses.
sion, 1881, praying for an alteration Of the
road running through Ozark, Ohio, to the
Beallsville to Malaga road; said alteration to
begin on the south side of the Bellaire aud
Southwestern Railway on the fne between
the lands of A. C. Hutohison and William
Huston, running thence through the land of
said Huston along the southeast side of said
road until it crosses the township road lead
ing to BeallsviIle onto the land of James
Adair, crossing TO the west side of the rail-
road; running thence along the west side of
the railroad through the land of James Adair
and coming ont into the old road at Adair's
north line near a. Thomas house, and for
the vacation of so much of the old road as Is
replaced by the new. and also that part OF
the Beallsville road between the old road Ito
be vacated) and the railroad.
novS, S,'Slt5. MANY PETITIONERS
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"Don't Mention It,"

A citizen of Detroit entered a Mich.
gan avenue grocery the other day, and
said he wanted private word with the
proprietor. When they had retired to
the desk he began:
l want to make confession and repa.
ration. Do you remember OF my buy
ing sugar here two or three days ago P
Il do"
"Wcll, in paying for it l worked off +
counterfeit quarter on the clerk. 1t was
mean trick, and l come to tender yor
good money"
"Oh, don't mention it," replied the
grocer.
"But want to make It all right"
"Oh, it's all right-all right. W.
kn who passed the quarter on us,ant
that afternoon, when your wife sen
down a dollar bill and wanted can o
sardines, gave her that bad quarle
with her change. Don't let your con-
science trouble you at all. It's all right
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ssiNote on Running of Trains. LEAST
..aBoUND-New York Fast Line daily. with
through sleepers from Chicago to New York.
washington and Baltimore Mail, daily, on
I. B. and =, O. Divisions, and on Main Line;
etker divisions daily, except Sunday, with
through Sleeper from Columbus to Baltimore
daily Washington and Baltimore Express
daily, on CO. Division; on other Divisions
saailyn except Sunday. Through Sleepers
G reanduskysto to Grafton except Sunday. All
sssther trains daily except Sunday.
WBST ,BoUND-Chicago Fast Line daily
Sswith through sleepers from New York Il
Chicago. Chicago Mail daily on main linz
-iand .. O., Division; on other divisions daily
except Sunday. Through sleepers from
arafton te sandusky daily, except Saturday
Chicago Express daily ON Main Line and
e. and l, B. Divisions. All other train
daily, except Sunday. =, s.....-
c. Il. HUDsoN, Sup't Trans. @. Div, chicag
W,CEs REPPHRTs Pass, Ag't, Columbus.
Lih. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Bslti
C. K LORD Gen. Pass. Ast, Baltimore,
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A Woman's Experience.

Mothers and Daughters should fee
alarmed when the feeling of wearines;
and languor too constantly oppresses
them IF l am cross and fretful from
the exhaustion of vital powers and thu
coler is fading from my face, alwayt
find immediate relief in that excellent
remedy, Parker's Ginger Tonic, which
seems to build up my system and drive
away pain and melancholy with wonder,
ful certainty. Several of my friends
hsve experienced the same benefit from
its use."-A Buffalo lady.
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rHE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1881.
THE COTTAGE BY THE SEA.

THE COTTAGE BY THE SEA.
1t was many and many week ago.
In cottage by the sea.
Where of nights was wont to show,
sat with my lovely she;
And this maiden laughed with no other laugh
Than giggle girls 'te-he!'
I was fool and she was fool, -
In this cottage by the sea,
But we hugged with a hug that vas waxy
tight. .-..
l and Penelo-peo;
With hug that Nevada's grizzly bears
Would consider quite hunk-ee.
And this was the reason that weeks ago,
In the cottage by The sea,
Whom winds blew cold. and funds rar low,
That chill struck Penelo-pee-
Some other ''mash," with longer purse,
And manner full as free,
Took her for better or for worse,
From the cottage by the sea, ..
And thus of Edgar Allen Poe
We make a shameless traves-tee.
From the Maid of Bilori, or Naihtng o,
Sic Dollars a Week." By Psnftatier.
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Grand Holiday Excursion to the
Valley of Virginia, via b. s. D.
r r

On Tu sday, November Is, 1881, the
B. & 0. z R. will sell round trip tickets
to Harrisonburg, Va, and return, from
all stations on its Trans-Ohio Divisions
at ex remedy low rates, and make the
tickets good returning ON all regular
trains for sixty DAYS. This will be one
of The most delightful excursions evel
given The far famed mountain scenery
now drsped in its au'umnal attire and
the great Shenandoah Valley will fill ali
lovers of the beautiful with exquisite
pleasure, whilst the long length Of time
given enables old Vlrginians to visi,
their friends and relatives, and hunters
to enj ~ their favorite sport No one
should miss this golden opportunity
Call ON B q O. ticket agents and ge
rates and time of excursion train from
your station Fare from Barnesvllt
only $l3 80 and trains leave at Al!
NJ
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He Loved the Flag,

~ OOuWdlu aNenuS SdlOOHlSI WIS
decorating his bar the other day with
small figs when a stranger who had
just got outside OF four inches OF whisky,
leaned his elbows on the bar and OBJ
served:
"S.ranger, do love that flag"
"Do, eh ?"
"You bet l do"
Were you in the warp"
"Not exactly, but my heart was there. ,
"Where was your body 2"
"Say, that's the only thing I blame
this government for. II there hadn'I
been such golden chances to make from
four hundred dollars 10 nine hundred
dollars by jumping the bounty, I'd have
died for the 6ag, and my old dad and
two brothers would have died for her
1t was mean trick OF Uncle Sam to
shake six hundred dollars at fellel
who wanted to wrsp that old flag around
him and die on the field. jumped the
bounty four different times, and between
me and you / wish hadn't You see
| hain't hardly got the face now to ask
Uncle Sam TO grant me pension for s
broken leg received while on the scoot
for Canada, though | may work it up in
time Bless the old stars and stripes
and gimme leetle more Of that same
brand. ."-Detrost Free Press
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"What every one says must be true, ="
that "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no
equal for coughs and colds. Try it.
Price 25c
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Accommodation train leaves Cleveland
Union Depot at 5.S0pm; arrives Hudson $50
pm; Ravenna 7:20pm.
All trains connect at Yellow Creek for
Wheeling and Bsllaire.
@Dsy Express rams through Parlor Car,
and Night Express through Sleeping Car,
Cleveland to Pittsburgh,
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N Att VAL H 0 U Sc
BELLA17RE, OHIO.
WILLIAM COCHRAN. PrOprIetor

EIRST CLASS accommodations furnished to
i guests at this house. Bills reasonable.
Convenient to the depot of the Bellaire and
Southwestern. oct2l '79v.
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Bellaire & Southwestern r. r,
oTFmNIE TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT f2 NJ, July I, 1880.

Trsins make connection with the B. & o.
land C. & p RAILROADS, also, with Capt Lu-
kens' steamboat. "Pres Ellison" f"r Wheel
ing, Trains run daily, Sunday excepted
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TAi. i. the Best Hotel in Barne.yille

NUESTs will find the best accommodation
u at this Hotel, and no pains will be spared
TO make them comfortable.
Hacks leave the Hotel every morning for
Woodsfeld.
Carriages and drivers furnished travellers
at all times, july 1881
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! NOTB-Trains leaving Bsllaire at 55am
and 200pm connect at Yellow Creek for
Cleveland.
All trains daily except Sunday.
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NATIO NAL HOTEL

MAIN STREET,
B A RN ESVI l. Il E, o H o.
Il. E. Frasier, ::: Proprietor.
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"Dan't git to clus 10 jerusalem S
heels, gerts, or thar's liable to be a wake
in the camp"
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RIVER D1vIsIoN-eo1Na WEST.
Mall. Express. Hxpress. Accom-
RIVER DIvIsIoN-GoING EAST.

Nail, Kxpress, Express, Accom-
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PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Brown, of sherman, Is visiting
the family of Judge n, NJ. Burlord.
Captain w. c. Connor left last evening
for ST. Louis, whittier he goes on business.
A. d. Rust, editor and proprietor Of the
Ennis Commercial and Recorder, was in
the city yesterday.
Nat Burford, Jr., student at the A. &
N. College, at Bryan, who has been spend
ing the holidays here at his home returned
yesterday to Bryan to enter upon his scho.
lastic duties
Mr.. Oscar Williams and wife, nee Mis-,
Sallie Wheat, left yesterday on the west.
bound train for Silver City, New Mexico
their future home. We trust their journey
will be pleasant and their home full of hap
piness.
Major VIM. Belcher, Of the firm o.
Delcher Il Smith, railroad contractors, is so
journing in our city for q few days. Hi,
firm has Just completed the grading and
traok.layng of the Chicago, Texas 4 Mexi
can Central Railroad to Alvsrado. Iii,
many friends are glad TO see his genis
countenance, and trust his stay will be q,
pleasant TO him as II is agreeable to then
20 have him in our midst.
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A Very Impor,ant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

1t cannot be denied that the past week
has been one OF great dullness and depres-
sion in most every department oftrade. A
plain, honest confession Is good for the
soul, and in common with our competitors
we acknowledge the fact. But we must
make room, we must reduce our immense
stock no matter what the sacrifice. To old
and young, rich and poor, Men, youths
and boys we make this plain proposition
we will positively commence on the 23d OF
December to close out our stock of about
five hundred overcoats at cost, and we will
sell our entire stock Of gents youths and
boys suits from to-day until January LIST,
1850, at 10 per cent. lower than our marked
prices, AS we make Il rule to advertise
truthmlly and honestly, we trust the peo-
pie will take advantage of our liberal offer
and lay in their stock of clothing at once.
/. RglNHARpT,
30i Elm Street.
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r. l.. Herman's CRYSTAL Palace.

months aneat and commodious opera-house
will loom up in Dallas.
The telegraph operators of the Western
Union office presented K. X. Saunders, the
veteran operator, with handsome gold
badge as Il mark of their esteem. II was
most worthily bestowed.
Captain McCray, the tie contractor on the
Chicago, Texas IL Mexican Central Road,
is doing his part towards finishing that line
TO Cleburne by the LIST of January, by keep
ing the track-laying force furnished with
ties.
This Chistmas week there is nothing of
interest going on in court circles. The
clerks keep open offices but tho courts have
all adjourned until after the holidays when
they will begin grinding again.
Division Superintendent II. L. Irvine, OF
the Texas Il Pacific Road, yesterday
officially inspected the track between Fort
iirst-class condition. Nr. Irvine departed
for Longview last night.
Captain Charles Fred Tucker, for First
National Bank, of Chicago, delivered last
evening to the Chicago, Texas & Mexican
Central Railroad, 400 tons of iron shipped
to the Texas Trunk. The road will nsw be
able to complete the line to Cleburne
otis more brave to live than 10 die"
Therefore don't wait till q slight Cough
develops itself into consumption but Sc.
cure bottle of DR., Bulls Cough Syrup
ut the small outlay of 25 cents, cure your
cough and live on happily.
In our report of Mr.. T.. II. Gillette's
speech in Yesterdays paper, we failed to
make mention of the defamation delivered
by Miss Georgia Fleming, infant daughter
of ]. w, Fleming, editor Age of Progress
of Fort Worth. Miss Georgias speech was
delivered in smart, eloquent and impress.
i've manner and will long be remembered
by the audience who heard it. She /.
known as the little eocutionst OF Fort
Worth.
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Fish mud emma nennt.

W. +. Jarrett, Poydras.street, has every.
thing that is good TO eat, such as ducks.
turkeys, squirrels, quail and every kind OF
wild game in Texas, He also receives daily
sonable figures. Go and look at Iarrett's
display of game and you will surely pur.
chase. Everything Is fresh and you can
rely upon what he saws.
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To all my old friends and patrons ! wish
to say that | can and will sell boots, shoes,
CATERS, slippers, etc, as low as the lowest.
Cheap for cash. | will be pleased to see all
Texas. Boots and shoes made from meas.
ure and repairing done on short notice.
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From DIR. s. W. Hunter, Baltimore, NJ,

80 Having become familiar with
Colden's. Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef
and Tonic lnvigorator, | take pleasure in
recommending II as an excellent prepare
ton, combining as 1t does food and tonic in
q remarkable way, producing good blood,
health and strength Remember the
name, Colden's-take no other.) OF drug
gists generally.
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623 Elm street.
Diamonds,

diamonds,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, ETC.,
at Austin's jewelry store. A fine lot of the
above named goods have just arrived. The
finest and handsomest Diamond and Pearl
lockets ever brought to Dallas have arrived
and selling ut prices from $40 TO Sl75. Go
and examine before buying. Remember
6l2 Main street, older than the Oldest Jew.
elry house in Dallas.
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Bargains! BargaIus!. Bargains,,,

The stock of groceries at the stand oil
Robert c, Kicks, 633 Elm street, is now fol
sale regardless of cost. Housekeepers and
merchants can supply themselves and will
fine. real bargains. Do not fail to call early
as this stock must be closed out by the Isl
OF January, 1889.
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We hereby beg leave TO inform our Gus
toners, and the public in general, tsat we
have been appointed agents for
JULES MUM q co.'s
REIMS CHAMPGNES.
Messrs. Jules Alumni & Co. are now ship
ping the 'Is vintage, which Is considered by
connoisseurs the finest Champagne ever
imported into this market.
=. NJ. TILLMAN & CO.,
Dallas, December I. 1881.
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ChristinasGifts.

Christtnas GIFTS.
Ladies, be sure and examine our full as.
sortment of gents fine slippers In hand EN-.
broidered, calf, Morocco. etc. There is
nothing more appropriate or useful Tor n
handsome Christmas present for your gen.
tlemen friends Prices to suit the times, at
Leon Kahn's, 60l Elm street.
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Cleanliness Is Health.

The most elegant and comfortable bat h
rooms In Dallas, warm and nicely carpeted
everything clean and neat, are TO be found
at Lee Cohn's, 5i2 Main street, opposite
Sanger Brothers, at the low price Of twenty.
five CENTS
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A Terrible Outrage

A negro man who has been hanging
around town for several days, at late hour
last night entered the house ola young lady
and stole her finest pair of French kid
shoes which she prizsd very highly, for
they can only be obtained at II, S. Owens
500 Elm street, who deals exclusively in
boots and shoes and sells them at moderate
prices
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Ar,r,un, For the RICH, Man.

am now offering for sale my extensive
and well known Wholesale and retail gro.
lished 1872. For particulars address
Jos. MgNczBR, Dallas, Texas.
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Astonishing Fact.

Astonishing Fact.
For bargains In ladies' and children's hats
hats 10 TO Bauman's.
ALEx. 0RrLiEB, Assignee,
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Call at W. j. Shone's, sos Main street,
and you will find y full line of Poets at
soc; full gilt, red lined at S5c; morocco
1928; the famous English Chatterbox
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j. NJ: Dram has determined to make reg.
ular slaughter in the prices of diamonds,
necklaces, gold watches and chains and sill.
yyerware. Go and get an elegant present
for less money than you ever dreamed of.
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Go and see orr's buggies and carriages
before buying elsewhere, or send for price.
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Horses Wanted.

| wish to buy one or two hundred horses
suitable for cavalry purposes, and will be at
George Clarks stable during the next week
II. w, prAY,
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w. ]. Shones, No. sos Main street
Macaulay, complete, VOL, $3.50; Dickens
complete, $500 .-Thackeray, $500; Scott
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Ladies wishing TO buy dresses, skirts and
underwear ran pet them ~ half their value
at Bauman's assignse's sale.
ALEX. 0RTIIEB,
Assignee.
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The rush for Bauman's store will not last
long, so be in time to procure bargains.
ALEX, 0RrLiEB,
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Cloaks and dolmans at and below cost, at
Baumans. ALEx. ORTLfER,
Assignee.
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Wanted, n Clothing Salesman.

Wanted, Clothing Salesman.
A first-class traveller for an old establish.
ed clothing house. Permanent situation
and good pay to the right man. Address
P. o. box SS6. Galveston, Texas.