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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-10
DIR. MANK GEE.
Chinese Physician.

few doors below Clark.
nR. MANK GEE HAS LATELY ASgOCIA-
IL ted himself with member Of the medt-
cal fraternity recently from Canton, China,
who has had 26 years practice as royal physi-
clan. This doctor has choice medicines only
known to the highest medical authority in the
old country, which effect the most remarkable
cures. ALI chronic cases OF both males and
females speedily and permanently cured.
DIR. MANK GEE.
Eureka, Feb. 81. 1881. feb 22-1m
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SOCIETIES.

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. NO. 8.
rIyHE STATED CoNvocATIONs OF ct.
i Johns Chapter. No. s. b. A. NJ. will be
held at Masonic Hall, on the Saturday next sue
ceeding the pale Of the moon In each month.
All Royal Arch Masons, in good standing, Ar
cordially invited to attend.
A. L. FITZGERALD, n. P.
A. d. Rock, Secretary.
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SEED POTATOES.

HAVE FOR SALE TEN TONS OF EARLY
| Red Rose Potatoes. which are the finest
for seed Of any potatoes in the State. For
particulars apply to THOMAS wETHERED,
at the Warehouse.
Eureka, April 26. 1881 apa7f
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GUN UMBRELLAS.

THE BEST GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
PARASOLS LESS THAN HALF PRICE,
LIGHT AIL-IOOL GOODS FOR TRAVELLING
DRESSES.
LINEN LAWNS, PRINTED LAWNS, CAMD2ICS
AND WHITE GOODS FOR COOL DRESSES.
All Msdeup Goods offered special prices to close out
the Stock.
NUNS YELLING and GRENADINES, in great variety.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
iy9-4t 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
HEAVY REDUCTION
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The business Of newspapers is TO print the
news. and IN times Of great excitement they
cannot bat furnish such facts and details con-
corning the stirring events holding the public
mind "a niay be demanded by popular anxiety.
whether that course he entirely agreeable to
TIER conductors or otherwise. Nevertheless.
IL Is greatly t. De regretted that Guiteau's
hame, portrait and history could not in some
way De Kept out OF yiew.-his crime, unfortu-
nateiy. makes Itself an absorbing top;c every
where 1t Is just such notoriety as he is now
getting that Is food aud drink to the miserable
wretch; and there is no telling how far the
prominence ROW given to him and his career
may prompt Others like him TO do desperate
deeds OF the same character. There il no doubt
that making heroes Of certain kind out of
what may be called the sensational class OF
>0minals tends largely TO the increase of crime.
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This Company have contract with the Board of In
ternal improvement. Of Florida for TIE construction of
e.nal to provide an Quiet for Lake Okeechobee, and
thereby recai.nn- from periodical overflow the lands
lying south of Townships Twenty four and east Of
Peace Creek, the containing upwards of 000 600
acres The State eedes to this Company onehaH the
lands as fast reclaimed.
This Company also the franchise of the Atlantic
Coast Steamboat Canal and Improvement Company. for
te construction of canal connecting the in;ets along
tue East Csos o. Forda and which viii give exclusive
control OF $50 inlle of inland steam navigation through
country Hns,irpassed for fertility of soil and saubrty
OF cate In aid OF the construction of tis canal the
Company viii receive land grant of J. $40 per
mile OF cana constructed which viii give the Company
about 400 GOO OF lands immediately adjoining the
the canal.
The machinery for excsyating the canals long the
East Coast and into Lake OkeechOee III being built
and both lines Of canal expected to be competed by
September. 1882.
The state of Florida offers greater advantages for the
investment of capital III construction of lines Of trans
portatiOn, the purchase and improvement of lands
any state in the Union, by Of its
position climate and fertility of soil, adapted to the
cultivation OF crope covering the widest scope embrac
ing al Of the grains fruits and vegetables Of the North
tropical fruits and fbrous plants variety and
maturing to that degree Of perfection developed at
other point within the United States.
Prospectus and detailed reports application at the
offlce of the company.
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II this thing goes on much longer people who
havn't been snot through the liver win soon be
In contemplate minority. Full returns are not
In yet but since the Presidents wound nearly
every community SO far heard from Is bringing
forward its hero who was peppered in precisely
the same way and In majority of cases the
lucky fellows are rather better than the worse
for having ball pass through or lodge In their
liver. It's great thing to be in good company.
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THE ATLANTIC AND GULF COAST CANAL
AND
OKEECHOBEE LAND co.
COZ FLORIDA,
Chartered by Special Act CT Legislature of Florida 1881
CAPITAL ..........................sl $40. OOo. 600.
WILLIAM pa.: s sToKLEY HAS1LTcI DIssToN.
Applications viii be received Thursday. July H. and
coss o 90 MS Jny Is for for the issue Ct
so ISSUED AT PAR
With bonus of g. Os0 900 of Land Certificates bearing
A rer cen. nsrest reasenao from sses Of land by
hoder iso land the Company regular prices u
hash lbs 5s for Of the win
einai 70 tie ainorn; Uf his subscription
TENS OF PAYMENT:
s. per share application
g. per share delivery of shares and Land Certificates
JAoKsosvnLE. FLORIDA.
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Nos
SCARCE TWO WEEKS REMAIN FOR US TO CLEAR
OUT THE SUMMER STOCK. WE MUST LET IT GO
AT SACRIFICE, AS WE DO NOT WISH IT RUINED
BY DUST AND DIRT. WE CANNOT ENUMERATE
ALL THE BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING TO
CLOSE THE CASHMERE STOCK, (THERE Is NO RE
DUCTION ON BL UE FLANNELs AN BLACK CLOTH
GOoDs) WE CAN GIVE YOU A FEW ILLUsTRA-
TONS THAT WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA AT LEAST
OF WHAT WE ARE DOING: ALL OF THE si5 CAS-
sIMERE SUITS ARE NOW s1175 THE LOT OF &c
PANTS AT 81 ; THE LARGE LOT OF 80 SUITS ARE
NOW $40; THE s.. SC AND 81 CHILDREN's KNEE
PANTS SUITS ARE NOW "a. THIS GIVES YOU A
GLANCE AT THE REDUCTION IN THE MEMS AND
BOYS DEPARTMENTS. WE KNOW THAT WE
MUST INCUR LOSS If THE GOODS GET DAM
AGED; SO WE PREFER THE LOSS WHILE OUR
FRIENDS WANT GOODS TO THOSE THAT
KNOW THAT WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK 1T Is
NOT NECESSARY To SAY THAT THIS Is NOT AN
ODDS AND ENDS SALE. THE SIZES AI!E AIA
COMPLETE. TO GIVE YOU AN ILLUSTRATION
WE HAVE SEVENTY SUITS CAT THE PRESENT
MoHENT) OF THOSE FINE ENGLISH WEAR
RESISTING" FABRICS THAT WE SOLD FOR SO
REDUCED TOs18. AND ARE NOW CLOSING THEM
AT s15. ALEADING TAILOR OF THIS CITY SAID
To FRIEND OF OURS: THAT Is LESS THAN
THE GOODS IN TIE SUIT COST SAYs; THEY MUST
BE GOING BY TIE BOARD" WE TELL YOU CON
POTENTIALLY THAT WE ARE NOT .GoryG py
THE BOARD" WHAT WE ARE ''GOING To DO
Is To CLOSE OUT THE GOODS AS UsUM-oNE
PRICE TO ALL.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, County If Wdshta1t0fl So.
4, THOS. g. PEAHSAi4L, Cashier of the aboyenamed
bank, do solennly that the above statement liz true
to the best of my knowledge aud belief.
THOS. G. PEARSALI, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9th day of
July, 1881 WILLIAM SELBY Notary Public.
C0rrect-Attest:
JNO. A. J. CRESWELL,)
J. xAN RISM IGh, Directors.
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EENwICKS HOTEL. LEONARDTOwN, Nd, Is
i.ow open for TIE reception Of guests Board {25 Per
address ,. +. FEAwICk RIoprie6or. Leonardtovm,
nd. N9-s&wtsep1s
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DRY GOODS.

DLACk SATIN MERvElLIEpX al W ~
~ - 50; gocd salue. White fSsrrra SWISS MIS-
LAMNs. NUNS VIfiLNG. Anaarsm's NJ ti ~
GlNGPAMS. fo,ks bot and Strsped Rstf,sf' ,~sss
choice Fine Black Siik GRENADINES. ~
Also fer,nx syc-i price. in s the mo-, Desirable
Our ssock Of TOWELS. NAPKINS TABLE IJNrNs
etc, s very large. ard great bargains be had
We cordially invite an inspection az stock end oom.
parison Of prices.
ONE PRICE ONLY. marked in riain figures
TRUNNEI., CLARK a Co.
seIs SOB MARKET SPACE.
SINGLETON HoEKE.
sol MARKET SPACE.
Are Offering the GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
SEASON.
Tho hes, AlL-wooL EXTRA SUPER INGRAM
A handsome line Of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS al rs
and 81 cents yer yard.
BODY BRtSSEIs, from 81. rs % 81. G6 per yard
MATING. olL-cL0THs, &c. &C, at oOrrcspond-
fseoss FGRiTuRE COVERS and WINDOW SHADES
made to order.
CARPETS rent for cleaned aud returned shor, no.
ticc.
SINGLETON & HoEKE,
jeIl sol MARKET SPACE
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A Word Personal.

Ihh bt E-SiN' SfAk Is to-Cty presented 70 tne
public materially increased in size, clothed in a
dress OF new type of larger face than that here
tofore used for its reading matter, anG printed
en- the fastest pres, in the world
S1ch imperfectioas as may be observable in
This issue arc solely due to the circumstances
attending charge Of location. form and dress.
and the putting in motion OF entirely new
machinery throughout, and such will lie speedily
overcome.
business. esllsoria! and mechanical departments
of the paper will all be transferred to the
spacious and elegant quarters recently specially
prepared for them at No. flO1 Pennsylvania
Avenue, directly opposite the present office
and from that time forward ali it's interests will
be conferred there and al its business viii be
transacted at that place
For the liberal patronage Of the public which
has rendered this great advance both necessary
and possible, THE STAR is profoundly grateful
That it is determined to deserve this encourage
ment in the future, as it has earned it i'm the
past, it believes the improvements now made
viii be accepted as satisfactory evidence.
In the course of few days a farther and more
extended account of these improvements will
be given. and at a proper time, as soon as all
Che difficulties attending SO complete change
ere disposed of, the public will have an opportu-
nifty of inspecting them for itself Meantime the
indulgence usually accorded in such cases is
confidently asked.
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A. S AK s C CO..

A. SAkS & CO.,
ZIG AND 31s SEVENTH STREET NoRTHwEgr
gE-NOTE-WE TEAR DOWN MONDAY, JULY
18TH. iv7
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
III OF The
FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL
BANK,
AT GEORGETOWN
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AT THE CLOSE BUSINESS, JUNE sierra 1851
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WAREHOUSES;.

MANTED-To RENT-A small neat HOUSE, or lower
w part of = HOUSE, by a good steady tenant. Must
not exceed BIS month. Address, stating location
and lowest terms, j. C. w, Star Office. iy3-2t
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PRINTED ALI.-LINEN LAWNS
500 yards s1nen Lawns at Is and Is cents, former
prices % and so cents.
Also,
600 yards Union Linen Lawns at 5 and s cents,
former prices and by cents.
All OF the above selected styles and CHEAP
remnants refuse stock.
Summer stock OF all kinds at equally low rates
BROWN L CLAGETT
iyS 800 MARKET SP.CE
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AROUND TOWN.

Tho peach trecs are beginning to bloom.
A regular norther began blowing las, owe.
ming and Is still here.
A largo stock Of legal cap Of extra size.
weight and quality, for officials, Just received
d VroelandS paper warehouse, 4O7 Main
street.
Lost-Between Austin and Murphy streets
on Main, heavy beovsr overcoat, Tho finder
will DO literally rewarded by leaving II Al
ihe HERALD Office.
2 Tho morning north-bound tram over tho
Taxas Central had not srrived up 70 II
o'8och, last night, being detained by thru
sevSrl wrecks noar Corsicana.
A sad accident befal Sidney Peak, a brake.
man on the Texas & Pacific road, yesterday.
While engaged In coupling two freight csfr,
HI right foot was caught between the bump.
en- and severely crushed.
~ Cynthia Mcdonald, whose husband
Mcdonald. fled q suit for divorce
. few dAys since on tho grounds
~ vas untrue TO him. says that II isn't
y Al he shsnt have q divorce.
tendcnt Grove Of tho Brazos diva
Texas & Pacific, received a tclt
lerdAy that Jay Gould tho railrost
= Talmacc, general superintendent
' burr Pac a., would arrive hero this l
nd 70 have an extra ready 70 take Ii,
west over tho road.
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Another Horse. Thief pareca.

Tucedsy, the county authorities arrested
and jailed young man who gsvo his name
as Fickes, on tho charge of stealing Two
horses In Hunt county, which no disposed o,
here, having since been reclaimed by their
owners. Yesterday .moruing Dick Bland
alias Guthrie was arrested AZ ,ha Planters
wagon yard by w g. Anderson, q. @. Owen,
NJ. w. Roberts and II, Anderson, of Nayarr,
county, who had traced him TO this city, and
two horses stolen from Mr.. w. q. Anderson
We 70 found In the stables Of tho yard where
no had put them up. lie stole tho same
night from other parties near Corsicana 1--WE
horses, making the total number seven,
What disposition he nado of the others Il
not known. The opinion of tho men from,
Navarro and the officers horo..is tha, Ficsos
md Bland arc both members of band OF
horse'!hioves thai. Is operating in middle and
north Texas.
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PERSON An.

Major John Ii. Bookhoul left last evening
for Austin.
John Hszolwood, prominent cattle man
Shacklerord county, is in the city.
Pat Lane and wife, of Terrell, wore in the
city yesterday, and left on the evening train
for home.
Msior John 4. Elliott, of tho HERALD,
arrived home last night from Austin on the
II o'clock train.
Captain Frank Bailey, mayor Of IIearne,
and his wife were in tho city yesterday, and
LOFT in tho evening for homo.
Il. u. Eaton, "Pap," representing the Now
Orleans Democrat, Is in tho city and paid
the HERALD pleasant cal yesterday.
Captain T. G.. T. Kendall, charged with
killing ono Brown, desperate character OF
San Saba county, has gone to stand his trial
s. ). Mayo, yourg gentleman we'll and
!syorably known throughout this city, has
connected himself with this paper os ia tray.
cling agent and leaves this morning on \
business tour Tho HERALD bessosks for
him the kindness Of lis friends.
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Those Discovered nce,,a

Tho account published in yesterday
mornings ISSUE about the discovery Of lot
of land titles, apparently tho property Of q
Colonel William Brsy,has led TO the discovery
of tho fact that they arc tho property of thai.
gentleman. lilo was in Dallas on tho after
noon previous to the morning on which they
were found, and WAS in consultation with
Mr.; John Bookhout and made arrangements
with that gentleman 10 attend 10 some law
business, something in connection with some
notes which no wss TO send Mr.. Bookhout
lie also exhibited some papors to Mr.. Book
hout, which he recognizes among the lot
found. Colonel Bray announced that he was
that evening going 10 take the train for Bon
ham, and 1t is feared that he has been fouly
dealt with. Hc ia II merchant in Austin.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

IA this mornings issue of tho HERALD
NIL be found tho following new advertise
ments:
Residence TO ront, by M. Quillot.
A J.S. Andrews, Fort Worth, offers bar.
gain in horses.
Lot for sale by Stone g. Kcatipg.
b, Good cook wanted nj CINCINNATI house.
4 20 s. b. wishes to see "F.''
NJ a. Sanger has lost q Newfoundland dog.
Notice of dissolution Of firm Of Caring
ton y Underwood, and copsr,norehip OF
darlington and field.
Notice 10 contractors by city engineer.
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las va. ALBRIGHT for selling milk below tn

las We. ALBRIGHT for selling milk below tho
standard. The jury acquitted the defendant
Wo.understand from tho city attorney that
there is enoiher case against tho Same do,
PENDANT, which has not yet been set ior .rial.
II foems to 30 the general opinion that the
ordinance should be mnde more specific
This milk business has gotten 10 be the chief
topic, and no doubt will be settled sooner or
later. The counsel for the defendant werc
Judge ii. B.rksdale and Judge J. AZ, Thur
mond, b. Gibbs representing tho city.
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Oh, what u Cough!

Willyou heed the warning? The signal
perhaps Of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your
selves If you can afford for the sake of saving
80 cents, to run tho risk and do nothing for
1t. We know from experience tina, Shilch's
Cure will cure your couga 1t never fails,
This explains why more than Million Bot
Ties were sold tho past year. 1t relieves
Group and whoopiug cough ut once. Moth.
ere, d. not BIO without it. For Lame Back.
Side or Chest, uso Shloh's Porous Plaster
Sold by hiekox Il House, Druggists, COS
Main street, Dallas.
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Tho Remains OF Charles weycrsbcrr

Tho Remains OF Charles wcycrsbcrg.
Tho remains Of Mr.. Charles Woycrsbere
were shipped las: evening via tho Texas &
Pacific road to 81. Louis. A number Of tho
friends Of the deceased escorted tho remain.
TO tho Union depot, whoa thcy were turned
over to tho charge Of tho doceased's father.
in.law, MIR. j. Keller, who goes through
withthem. Mrs. y. T. Uhlman, a sister Of
Mrs. Woyenborg, arrived here from 81. Louis.
but loo late 10 rco hor bro,her.in.la Alive.
AS soon as tho business Of her lsta husband /,
settled up Mira. Weyenberg and her two III.
10 daughters will remove 10 81. Louis 10
live, ' w
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The Mckinney Enquirer has a column and
over about manufacturing, which was writ
ton by the editor after visiting tho boot and
chloe factory Of A. II w. Huuslable in ,ba,
place. Ho thinks they deserve credit for
building up an industry like that in their
lively little city. Tho Advocate also speaks
OF The enterprise Of this firm, and predicts
mat they will DO rival Of some of tho
largest eastern factories in claiming Texas
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Superintendent D. 4, Grove, of the
BrSzos division of tho Toxss & Pacific road,
and party OF citizens, WHO won't west
Sunday in the pay car to tho end of tho
track returned yesterday. Major Il. V.
Tompkins, ono Of the party, shot aad killed,
wost of Abilene an antelope with Smith Il
Wesson pistol, A cslibfe, at ssdistanco OF
nearly two hundred yayds. Captain w. @.
Conner brought in ono Of tho rear quarters
of tho animal
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ihpse ,nnsuid, tresome sensations, causing
you TO feel scarcely able To bo on YOUR feet; thni
t, o ursin that Is taking ftom Your sys-
i i' az its former elasticity; driving the
boom nom yonr cheeks; that contlnual strain
upln your Vitsi forces, rendering YOU irrltabie
anu iretiul, can easily ba removed bv tho nse
OF thal marvellous remedy, Hop Bittors. Ir-
are relieved al once, while The snaoIl csnuna
V W petiod,cal pain Jnepermanently removed
VIII you heed this? See "Tuthg.T
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a worthy lnstliut,an

Attention is called to the Medical and
Surgical institute and free dispcnssry, corner
OF Poydras and Main streets. This ia truly
Charitable institution. 1t reflects credit upon
our fair city, and ia worthy of the liberal
patronage Of our citizens. See advertisement
IN another column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

Is called to the fact that Goldsmith, Bros.,
have just received full and varied aasor,-
ment of embroidery eSging and inserting in
null, swiss and iaconol fabrics. These vary
for price from SSl cents 10 Sl.00 a yard, and
are tho host value for the money ever offered.
Gsil and see for yourself at Goldsmith Bros,
ia Elm and 7l3 Man streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint

Is 1t notworth the small price of rs cents
10 iree yourself OF every symptom of these
distressing complaints? If you think 30 call
NJ our store and get bottle of Shiloh's
Nitsl'zer. Every bottle has a printed guar.
an'ee on it, Use accordingly, lud if il does
You no good, it will cost you nothing. Sold
by hiSkoy Il House, Druggists, Cos Main
street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

We have a speedy and positive cure for
ostarrh Diphthsria, Canker Mouth and Head.
acne in Shioh's Cstarrh Remedy. A nasal
INJECTOR free with each bottle. Use it il YOU
desire health and sweet breath. Price so.
cents, Sold by Hiekox &c House, Druggists,
sos Main street, Dallas. 7s''0'
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rus. IL everyone would use Hop Bittors
,r,ey, mere would be much lcss sickness and
Int.ry III !hn world, and people nfe fsst find
ing this out. whole families Keeping well nj n
.rin'ng cost by lis use. We advise ali 10 inv
it.--us n A. Rochester, n, Y, WY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03
Hard; &ras Festivities

The carnival at New Orleans is the centre
OF American attraction this week, yet Mardi
dres Is but q "heetin & pomp and show"
whlle those New Orleans handmade cigars
kept by Ell Espanol are "always vita us''
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Business Men, Attention,

. The house of NJ. Strickland & Co.. of
Galveston, through their enterprise, compete
now successfully with any house in the
country for artistic lithrographing, printing
and blank book manufacturing. Why then
send work abroad when you can have il
done as well and as cheaply at home. Thew
will with pleasure furnish samples and estf.
mates on application. Give them q trial and
support home industry.
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feople should not hesitate to plant fruit
trees ire when they can buy them so cheap on
Elm street opposite Huey Il Philips.
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For spring calico, bleaching and domestic
y'Sas OF all descriptions, 20 10 A. 4 T..
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Calm, Freiberg & Co,
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Mayor.

xXyEARE REQUESTED to announce Hon.
wv John j. Good as q candidate Tor re
election to the Office of Mayor OF the city of
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Eigln watches just received, a new stool,
q me new jewelry store, st. George hotel.
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shipment Of carpets.
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dlobo Mills epicos, coffee and baking now.
der are pure. All Groccrs soil them. Ask
or Globe Mills and try Il.
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Hucy s. phIlps.
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" NuASeu, 100000

wanSeu, 100000
Bushels OF corn, by Y. A. Glass & Co., A
snN crnrn ,hsl!cr. % i!h lido Of public sluare
also l,ooo:ons balod hay.
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Thsmpsen's Theatre.
~. Pi e . reduced 70 sult the uue,, Is Is
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Mit,enthal. ' w 49, ~ AZ
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Huey & Philips. 'ff''''0
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nn-n------ooO-->--
The Milk Maeeep.

The hi1k Matter.
~ Tuesday evening WAS occupied In tho
naye's oours IN The Trial Of he city Of Dal.