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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
cray RREVETKEs.
har Lhat klev as way ye.!aLlal

her that BLEW TINS way yesterday
hstil h..
Mr.. Mark Stsrck, popular German Of
this city, is confined wish cutie J. severe i'll
ness to his couch.
Eight prisoners viii be sentenced in the
Gistrie. court this morning. by Judge Aldrides
to the peni;ehuary.
There are number Of race horses here
from the north spending the wiatsr. This
is good horse personal
Tho west-bouEd train on tho Texas &
Pacific, due yesterday morning, hsd not
arrived at 70 e'elock last nj int
Mr.. L r. Adams, formerly Of Co's'cana,
iyezpected to die in Shr6yepo T. Of pneumo'
mia. He has many hiends here whc Will earn
estly wish ioF his return.
The rumor prevalent on thc strests yes
telday that horse thief had hees shot and
killed near Dents cid dairy, just east ef the
city proved to be false.
Louis Carvip, young msp, died Of pneu-
mosia 10 East Dallas LIST evening, ia penui'
less condition. The city authorities Werc
appealed to for burial expenses
This cola weather isrunning the gamo into
tho timber Of tbs Trinity. Mr.. Have killed
a deer few miles north Of the city yesterday
mornieg in the river sottom, which be sold
to an Elm street butcher.
A lady has requested US 10 call stiention
Of the ely authorities TO the nuisance which
is being Inflicted upon the people living in
some localities in the northern psrt OF the
city, by mating 1t the depositery for dead
animals. In warm weather it will become
ipsufleIable.
TIE friends Of Mrs. Mcdonald, VINO had
fled an application for her to be tried for
lunRoy, with view Of sending her 20 the
lunatic asylum, withdrew il yesterday. They
have fitted up room for her on northwest
Commerce street, where she will DO watched
and cared for.
The couaty roads leading to the city arc in
wrotchod condition and almost impassa-
bic for yedcos, Nr. W. D. Grel0l&v, while
coming is Oh the Lancaster road Thursday
night, eud in buggy drawn by two horses,
was forced 70 abandon bis buggy and ride
ono of tho animals and lead tho other into
the city.
A wild steer and COW, tied one to the
other with q rope byouad their holDs, csused
some excitement and wslo tho means Of
collecting 3 large crswd at tho corner Of
Main and Field streets yesterday morning,
They Charged Oh t1e parties driving them,
and ems Of them severely gored morse OF
emo Of the riders.
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RnI,rnnd Matters.

Ex-Governor john @. Brown, vice presi-
dent Of the Texas s. Pacific railroad, is in
the city. A reporter of the HERALD learned
from him last night that satisfactory ar
rangemeRts had been lnsde with the citizens
of Fort Worth for tbs right-of-way through
that city for tho Texas Il Pacific and Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad extension from Denton.
Hs said track laying would begin within
ten days from Fort Worth to DeRtsa. In
less than thirty days, Dallas will have con-
nectiou with sherman, via the Dallas C
Wichita, werk on that roSd being pushed
quits actively. Work has begun on tho
southwestern branch Of the Missouri Pacific
from Greenyillo to &iuoola. Tho bridge
tirbers, ties, etc, have all been contracted
fcr
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Tha consumption Of domestic voolens ia
this country for year past has hesa uhpro.
o.denisd aud so far oxcseded the productive
capncity o. our mills ss 10 lsaa 70 an increaso
Of &c Per cent. in tho iNports of WOODEN ia.
bricY Greet progress continues 10 BIO made in
ths manufacture Of wooleEs, and domestic
products arc better able than ever to COM
pete with forsign fabrics. Larger attention haG
bsea bestowed upon designs and eoloring,,
which have been mSra diversified sad Of q
higher order than heretofore. They have al
so closely followed prevailing styles, which
partly led TO an evensr distribution than laEl
ssison. These facts apply principally IL
such goods IS are adapted tSths million, but
kns American woolars are steadily growing
into favor. There nro but few msnafhctur
srs of the latter in this country, and their Of
forts are worthy of encouragement.
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TnrslY TralnE.

The north.beund passenger train on the
Texas Central, due Thursday morning, did
not arrive until IL o'clock that night, swing
to freight wreck between EnRis and Rice.
The north-bound, due at 1880 that Night, did
not arrive until 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, which was detained by ansther freight
wreck this side Of Ennis. Three coaches
were brought up by this train, being COR
yoyed TO the shops at Denissn for repairs.
The west-bound passenger on the Texas
&c Pacific, due at in the morning, was bs-
hind time number of hours, but Supern-
tsndeBt Grove was determined to accommo-
date the travelling public and train for the
west was made up here.
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CITx D0ra

Late paper', magazines, etc, at Shone's.
Printing presses and steamboats, n
Shoue's.
Little neck CLANS snd clam chowder, al
Joseph Nenczers.
SEone has complete sets Of standard
works ut bedrock prices.
Diamonds, watches ard solid gold jewely
at The new jeWelry store, Sc, George ho,o
building.
New York cresm cheese. uNlss ard co..,
saSo and other imported cheese, at Joseph
Menczer's.
Goldfish and msokorel, salmon and halibut
Of fine quality NJ Joseph Menczers.
Preserves, jellies, sauces md pickles, Of the
finest brands, at Joseph Menczors.
Caviar, eeles, trQfles and other imported
canned goods in grept variety, at Joseph
&,ac2ar's
Pesch butter, apple butter and minco meal
at Joseph Menczer's.
Elgin watches just received @ new stock
vt The new jewslry store, ST. George hote
building.
Seitdonberg's fine brands of cigars and III,
Gtcgt cigarettes and smoking .obbaceos O.
Cr2s,varietY, nj Joseph Meuczere.
Globe Mills for spices and daily fresl
roasted co0cea of the finest flavor and quail.
ty. at Joseph Memczor's.
2. H. Curtis, iawoier ST. George boto
building, Msn street. Watches and iur oIy
carefully rsuajTei,
You viii lud snytbing good and nice IN sht
eating line mt low prices at Joseph Ne.o
zar'5 Timothy *: lG
Don't purchase your cl0thiugbeforo exam
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A HacIlman Bent rs EEis Dame

Wednesday night w. II. Watlers, editor
of the Buffalo Gap News, paid hSCkman
oa0 deilsr 10 take Rin to the Pacific house,
but he was taken Instead to house On tho
outskirts sfthe city, and when he slighled the
srlyeI hi hin hesvy blow over the head with
his whip, which Mr.. Waters caught, turning
tas tables on the villain and gave him a good
mauIing, forcing him to retreat. This hing
has gone on long enough. There are those
who stempt to DO an honest hack business.
aud for their beueft anil tbat Of the people
who are justly kicking sgainst what tkey
deam cxSrbitant charges, the HERALD will
in ts-momow's issso publish what the city
ordinances entities ttam to charge. The
hack business must he regulated.
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The Lesdvilla Democrat IAJa;

The Lea6Villa Democrat IAys:
Now, let tho west, tbs silver west, court tho
prosilyer south with decent stsiduity. TIA
cur strong card,
Como on sad do your courtingj the south,
coy aud beautiful maiden, will msst you
salf way when you rattle yeur tilysr dollars.
Like tss girl when asked by Esr lover 70
share his lot, she wanted TO know how large
bis lot was, so it is WITH Of tho south sew.
Wa are practical aud have fancy for liza
jugla Of silvsr half dollars.
The Philadelphia Times puts its isds-
psa3ent osr into tao senatorial mill pond in
Raw York, and thus delivers itssls GentsEti.
ou,'y sad to She point:
"Goneral aarseld's late pronuucismsnto
through the New York Tribune tkst the
senator from New York should not he the
private property Of Conkling was mat last
night bv adefant roipOnss. Ne mas, Il ives
iptimated ia that laird eGusion, was to be
punished for the par. taken ia the battle Al
Uhiesgo. Senator COnkliug gave his orders,
ans every naR of them has been brought 10
Grief. Such expectations 81 the snti-machiRs
INDUCED were shown to DO ludicreusly I'M
founded. TIE state of New York has given
itself up to enc NAV, sad that enc man knows
Just what be wants, while his adyerssriss do
not. ConkliRg knows, furthermore, HOW to
bring about Just what he wants, and his
ensmiss do not Mr.. Plat is nasA Of the
lSst degree Of Msdiocrity. HO has passed
through congress and the legislature with
out Leaving trace. In the caucus be shnsS
sad in tho senate he will be the passive agent
Of his masters 6ictstios. Nav York is the
imperial ttsta, aud truly she holds her
imp rial rspk in such selection IS this
There is smpls food for reelection in this
budae,V. Plat ia perfectly fair exponent
Of the spirit and Sbility that rGlas his party
but in tho country oftbo ono-syed they never
complain that the ons-sysd ia King"
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Tho ora neIinhIo.

George Rick, the eldest furniture dealer in
the city, has one of the largest ga} nest ele-
gait stacks Of furniture "ger eNsnOG n Dll-
las. And While he .sena 10 lower Erfdes
1T sithsr wholesale or rGisil, ha priass him.
self on keeping tia latest styles aud pattarni
sEd elegant designs Of new furHiture. Whst
Sanger Bros. Srs TO tao dry goods trade
George Rick ia 10 tho farpituro us@e. Both
are old arDi, and beth havs the confidence Of
the peegls. Th95o VIE suov Ricb viii buy
Of no otsor porsaa. Whom farnituyois wanted
call and see aim, nsko Iii, acquaintance, aa5
buy ycur furniture FROM Linn ifyou want "a
DO pleased 10 goods sad prices
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Now is the time Of year when people suffer
from rheumatism, neuralgia, bruises, sprsins,
frosted feet, and all sorts Of pains and aches.
Psttsrsoa's Pesohst0ne Linimcrt hes been
used sill ever the state for tho paat year
without p single failure 10 cure. If you
have not used this medicine yourself 60 to
your druggist and ask him ef is wonderful
success am0Bg his customers. One appliCa
tier will relieve the worst case. If you hay5
no faith in any medicine just buy . sample
BEETLE Of Pat!er5ou's Faachslana Iirimcnl
fer 25 ceHt3 aud try it. Regular aizo 50 cts.
aHG 81 per bottle. psl't neglect yourself Ia
save % cents, For sale by I'll drusgals and
by w. Ii. Patterson Co,
Ill Lamsr street,
Dallas, Texas.
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All OF Orr's buggies and carriages have
gsrvsn's patent wheels Is inch axles.
Orrs Concord side-spring buggles ar
hung en- squalizers and have steel bows, SOS
ties and SarYan wheels.
Buy your buggies at w. W. Orr, successor
to sechlsr & Orr, Main street. Dallas, Texas
Orr sells all styles of Concord side-sprinl
buggios, Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
co 0nd SOC 0r's buggics and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send for price
list.
Orr sslli the best buggieS for the money il
ha wSrld.
Orr keeps sill styles of carriages, ph@ton
esd spring wagons.
II you want to buy family carriage sen,
for 0rrs catalogue and price list
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A sad accident befell a brakeman on a
west bound freight train over the Texas 81
Pacia! road Thursday night that may cause
him rorious injury. He wss aboard s.
freight train, that left hers at late hour, for
tho west, and when it passed over the Tfisi-
ity bridge, he was standing upright, not
knowing tba. t.o train had reached the
bridge, and tho consequences was he was
kdocllad sp,awliug by the timberS that
struck him ia tba laco, which sent him back
OF the ears following the one on which be
was standing. fortunately he had presence
Of mmd 10 catch "holts," snd prevented
what mighl hava proved y fatal fall. His
lips wsri ac.fataG, and his fscs badly bruiI-
ed, The train wss stopped, and he was Ia.
ken to tho office Of DR.. Locke, who Wwed
up tbs wounds about his month, AID dreSssl
tho othors. Il was fortunate escapa for
him.
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Chsrl9 Wilson, d cripple who goes en-
crutches, and halls from Arlington, made
complaint to tho police that three men had
assaulted and robbed him, Thursday night,
of SIT, oil the money 80 had. Two men,
who gave their names 90 w. P. Smith and
Fred Green, we're arrested, and comaitted 10
Jail yesterday, as being participants in the
crime. Wilson says that hO met up with
tham at tAe Union depot, ia tho Gem drink
iae sal3sB, and set up the drako TO the tro
number of times. They finally told him
thst they vera dead brabs, and no told them
that Ao Wguld give tbon lodging at the ST.
John ht,ei, Rcrsss tie way, whore BIO was
stopping for few days, az we'll as thsir
breakfast, aud they all started for the place.
but never cot there, for on the way hiS
friends knocked him down asd robbed hia
Of bis money. They wtrs afterwards seen
10 d.yida thoic CASH ct tho Long Branch ga
loon, but tho third party escaped. Ghsy
will be tried before Justice Prics.
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like the common herd ofhuwaniiy, ccnde.
sceld 10 labor for q living, The cops look
upon him "a sorl of curiosity, for he in.
sisted that he never stole anythin. in his life
and added that no was an hoasst nan. Ho
was araigned in tue MAYORS court, and,
when found guilty, he asked tse court 10
instruct the officer to turn ever 10 him bis
funds, which bRd been tskea from him az
tne'tine Of his arrest. The court asked bia
how much it Was, and the prisoner replied
ton cents. The officer paid il to him cash
deWn and then tsok HiN aad lodged hin in
the slaLiOn- hnusa.
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Mayer & WagoOer, the propriotor OF
thi. celebrated resort, now have it ngplondid
condition, They not only keep tho best
eigars ard beer the country affords, but they
hsya music and attractions TO amuto aud en-
gage tho attention those who have iawidle
hours to whila away. They have also in con-
nactiun with it a restaurant unsurpassed for
tho rarity Of its yiaHds, where oysters, game,
fish and oher delioacies aro served mp in an
onicurian style that would please tho taste OF
tho most fastidiou'. 1t you want something
good to eat and drink 60 to Apollo ball.
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Of tho Dallas Fsmqla colsgs will COM
maaco Fsbruary7lh, 1881, aud contaus fer
Ave hoastic months, Tho coursc Of in
siruclion is varied and comprehensive, in
GLIDING sn the branches taught ia schools Of
higher grades for femslaS. 0yer enc kun
dred and fifty students have been enrolled
during tho present larn, and the NUS Der in
creases every month,
A limited number Of bosrderS can DO re-
eeivaa at the college.
Fer further information address the rrssi-
dent. REv. MARSHALL ECILHANEY,
Dallas, TexaE
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Trutn, Sincerity and honesty.

Mr. A. Bend, formerly Of the frm o!
RcstE6eld 81 Bond, is now fitting up the
rosm Ne. 4O3 Main street, ana will, in a few
days, open out with one Of the most COM
pleie stocks Of staple and fancy groceries to
be feuaS in The city. His goods sre all new
and fresh, bought expressly for the retail
and trade from Che best and most reliable es.
Establishments in the cousiry. Mr.. Bend is one
of our most popular business men young
active, full Of energy, sud is bound to sue
coed. His motto is Truth, Sincerity and
Honesty.
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Tho o. @. club gave ball at tho Board Of
Trade hall last night, and it was,'so far as tho
enjoyment was concerned, in perfect keeping
with entertainments Of q like character given
by taom heretofore. There wcra good
many young ladies' and gentlemen present,
aad .hs a0nos was continued until late at
NIGHT
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The Boss Tramp.

Officer Ki.rell arrested u trsNp yesterday
morSing who looked like walking adver-
titemant fer "a reg merchant. so said that
his namo was Thomas Moore and that
no had not struck y lick Of work in six years.
He said furthermore that he was glad Of il,
and that If he kept his senses no never would,
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So maRy are swept of yearly by this dis
tves;isg complaint # is Of the glavest ina
pe1tsacs 10 learn that it and all kindred all
aasts, as veil as al intsrusl dlscomforts, are
completely cured by Repns'e MEgic OIL. Try
tho great remedy.
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IF you driak at all drink none bat the pur
est liQuorl The Goyt advice IS 20 60 where
you can always GO. that kind, Whore?
Why, Bohny & CrcZicrs, Of course. Their
coy saloon is on the corner Of Main and
Poydras streets; is open day aud night. They
have fresh beer on tsp At all hours, and their
mixed drinks sRd cigars cGa't be best.
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"EEe'' for Sow or,eana.

Parties who exPecJ to visit Nav Orleans
during Mardi Graa, March 1, will please call
for information concerning cheap ratel, spe-
cial train, quick passage, etc, on w. X
Wheelock, eorn0r MiKiu agd Austin streets
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LIVERPOOL, jar. 2l--11 m. Cotton easier;
Uplands G-le; Orleans 6l<t ssl's I, 900, Specu'
atiOn and export; receipts SEQ, all American;
uplRnds, low iniddlpg classification, foi
January AVID February delivery l7-S2; Feb
rusry and March g SIG d; March aug
April 1882; April and June ll-lsi juno
SsleB for the week, 1900; American.
10000; speculation, 2,2O9; export 5 $780, actual
export = lO0i imports Is, 800; American, % on;
stock 10000; srican, a 600 sloat, ISL ,OsO
american Al, coo.
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HOW to Got honey without Toil.

If you want knowledge you must toll for
it; if pleasure, you must toll for it. Toll is
the law; pleasure comes through toll and not
by self.indulgence and incidence. But ifyou
want money call on Henry C9hn, the poet
pswnbroker. No consultation fec required
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The largoss stock er books, albums ant
miscellaneous stationary 10 Dallas at W. j
Shone's wholesale all retail book store, 5el
Main street.
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ere is y Weu-knoWE principle IL sninss
'siolo5y thnt no vital actlen can take plIoie
'tthrouBh the agency Of the nervoue syE
lltpe nerve power In any organ 10 wea9 .
81 then that organ ls.wesk There ia srsm.
Guy tho reach or sll, one that has stood II
tshL Tor over hhii 3 century. Or. RlGOrs s
Vital restorative has besn sCr0airlEGd ard IN
doIsed ~ ths Academy OF Medicine in PAria
81 an infailAblo specific for the above, cos taias
no phosphorousi canthariden or other p0aaxs,
is pareiy Vegetable, prodHcins ne rsaOtiss
and 10 permanent IN eject; IL a sugac-oostei
phi y tsd can be hsd OF Levaraer &c Co " bic
We flcheieui fariai (FrGnce), or Of Dr. s,
crown ElgeeMeAd, pfoprletors. Address
hooE0 ~, world buildlng,N. York Meme gem
uih9 Wllout tRO signature OF S, 3. SigceE3H8
on Inc slde ut each boN,i Seud for catalogue:
box oiNs pilie, 49, box OK te3 80, sent by NAL
upon receipt OF price.
SO. Lsvisi April 2sd, 1850.
br, y. Is, blFeinNnu:
ear SlT,-lu Justice 10 you and 10 the pro-
ion, feel 1t my duty to state tho resulta OF
my trial OF Klcord's Vital Restorative in my
practice, following the challenge you made.
Case |. Mr.. b \, aged 50, lmpotant fsrycars
with sperm atorrlSWa, weight 100 lbs, very
nervous and dehlltated sleeplesB and Gled
With nervous fears, had tries every known
remedy. 1 put him under treatment with the
Vltai restorative alone. In six months no
was discharged, perfectly cured. He had re-
gained all hisVlgor and manhood and weighed
90 Fouads.
Case !. MI. a.: partial loss O power, In
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petrie's k0htRUrnnt and MUNICH MUUht
Mr.. Charles Potrie has lately opened one
Of tho neatea and best restaurants and lunch
rooms in tbs city. II is cleanly kept, ia pro-
vidod with tla very latest ediblas tho market
affords, and petTlo'a fresh Baltimore oysters,
served ia his own inimitsblo style, have
already become proyerbial throughout the
city. Try one Of his oyster omeleb ifyou
wish something delicious.
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FersAls BY ali arNggIsts.

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARpul."
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Tho best cerso, manufactured is tho Du'
plsy oers,,, fol sale 81 A. 6 H. Mi.tsnihaps
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Sweetheart--have you got one, then lock-
out for the fine stock ofvslentiue next month
at Mason & Erb.
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Are'yeu ytias to visit. ifso get Soma Of
those new cards 81 Mason & Erb.
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NEW nRLEANS.

weekly snies, 3lTO0; net receipts, So, IS! {;
gross, ~, lj,; exports 10 GIeSt Britain, IS tG6
10 continent, 10000; ccastWise, AIS
Flour qu.t iiuN; su crime 50@3 75 Xxx
2@t a0i ANN 1 7J&j 90; higher sgaGcs
. 1896 p.
Con scarce, Nm &C 5S36ic.
Gate quiet; 81,
Fark In FIR demand; old, 1881; new "A.
Lard IN fair demand, tieice 9&G8&; beg OK
9ls
Dry asit meats, steady; shoulders held at
IS clear yiba l56.
Racnq stronsi shoulders 5'4i clear RIBS s&j
clear sides ~.
Bams steady, fair demand choice sugar
cured, canvsseed gGl0k.
whisky, steady; western rectifisd lle6 is.
Coffee elUngi higher; carsoes ordinary 10
prime, llAM4
Sugar arm; common TO good common, 5t
@51s; fair TO iullY fair, 6Aa6ii; prime to
choice, GlS az; yellow clarii d, 1905.
hslasses steady; good demaEd; comm0a,
~; centrifugal, 2l@l0j lair, sj@iG; prime "
choice +9@47.
Sica active and finn; ordinary TO ohcisa,
l&@6G,
Sight par, Ftsrllrg bank, 4.sl,
Goufols, 5Y2i.
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kARR nrs Nv rnLEamAPn

mora - Owiug 10 tho fect thst tbs wires are
YORK, rspor.t are necessarily curt2llsd.l
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hdvrsea aud Retreat
General J. n. H,sl'a book seld for benefit
Of Mis- childran, Mssoa 81 ErS, agents.
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Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking
powder are pure. All grocers cell them.
Ask for Globe Mills and try il.
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GALVEsThN.
KANSAS CITY.
EOREIGN.

KANsAs CITY, Jan. wheat-Ne. . sps
AID January IS; No 8, spot and February
y3k,
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Apollo Hall.

Carpets, carpets, carpets, at A, & q. Nit
tarthnla
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Boary Gordecai has returned from 8
trip to Now O-osns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

0s+o Q0n per day as h1me. Sample
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
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Wo0l oil and declining; domestic fleece,
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