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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24

sbrinkaee In exports for the same period IL
M out i,slss. osr.aa m atock to-day COM
,'a,si viii, same uorjod lnst wear, 1851
Iaies
Count T.lfener. of this New York, Texas
a. Merican noad IA In The CITY,
G.svvsTn, Nnvemher THE bark
prnsrcss From, Antwerp which entered this
,nnrn;no hrn,,ght over 7 GsN bars of railroad
, nw,"'"s' ''o's"' wv
ifT III. ,.~L n,,,,o,hor, from Bremen.
mo pa nar 700 ~ i,nmigrants. All are OF
e e,o"Shs = oneo''
my PmySrdso' November i0-The Gulf.
c Lny"t q n NoI No ra;lroad has ordered
~ o'.a,,'o,;an 81 nmnber Of platforms
aiie u couS sU..h ror tbn accommo5atio of
~ rors mo ,1Sol III tbev vii be able 10 handle
tle Cotton wiun INC Nv "n nomnjot;on Of Tho
WIN us .i'n. upv'' Wv
roau 10 tnat poiit' e.. co.to,, r,o,,onoo
AZ call laSeeting VI .nu oUtsJ" after n de.
to-day q res9lutlon Was apop'eu, a nstahI;sh-
| clded Wrangle' provIidrinB ,or .ne e iTha vote
was 81 to Is: me Excnangelast year IoIeu
GOWN similar resolution py "s uouideI l.,
majority as this one Wns Pnssgt W
Inc poqy OF MISS Pet.ic, uauSn
Judge a. II. WINE, reached lhe clty to-uay
rom TTginia, Where sne uieu , ia5 hoi IIn a.
mer; me funeral opseqales were heiu az
h Mas rn'y hPlscoP R enrc Secretary Sam
| -."'.l'.... .,..a,,t n,lf
Miller, assistant passenger agent, Gull u ~
Colorado d santa re Kaiiroaa; S9lonei ~ ",
;, Jemison and Colonel A. IL. beio, Oh tne
News, who left IN special car couple OF
days since, Tor the purpose OF lnsPectlng tne
Fort worth DIVISION OF the ROAD, returieu
| to the city this morning. .,.
"A braclng norther has been preVaiiils
since an early hour this morning.
The total duties collected at the custom
house since November LIST is $l69, 452.43.
| W. Il. Boss, OF Dallas. is IN the city.
| GALVESTON, November l6.-At meeting
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Special 10 tho Herald.
TrLgB, November 10.--rralns were on
time this morning but again brought no
mails, much to the disgust Of our citizens
and the complaint Is general over this semi.
weekly experience.
| Three negroes, who some lime ngo stole O
valise and clothing, near Linsdale, were ar
rested In that place this morning by the
deputy Sheriff and have beenJodged In jail.
Hons. II. b. Sexton, OF Marshall, Geo. T..
Todd, Of Jefferson, and w. l., Crawford, of
Dallas, are In the city.
The weather is fine.and cotton crowding
in and advancing in price.
The following cases were disposed OF by
the court of appeals to-day
Commodore Pullens VS.. the State, from
McMullen; Abram Garcia VS.. the State,
from McMullen: John Stone VS.. the State,
from Grayson; l.. Mckenzie vs.. the State,
from Grayson; II. 9. Smith VS.. the State,
from Grayson; Il. G. Vaughan ct al. vs.. the
State, from Lampasas; affirmed.
VIM. Winnvs. the State, from Hopkins;
Dock Cooper VS.. the State, from Camp; dis
missed.
II. ]. Snow VS.. the State, from Kaufman;
Lee George VS.. the State, from Delta; re-
versed and remanded.
TYLER, November IAN lnc1plent cap
itol caught fire this morning, and excited
the populace to the highest pitch, but
amounted to nothing.
Castor Otl Bill, alias William Mcdonnell,
party to the cashier robbery in Fort
Worth, was arrested here to-day, and placed
in Jail, subject to the Tarrant county ar-
thorities.
Lipstreets & Freedman, extensive dry
goods dealers and clothiers, were closed
out to-day by Galveston and New York
creditors.
Hon. George Quinan, of the Commission
ers of Appeals Court, who has been i'll for
several days, is again at his post.
Both the Supreme Court and Court OF
Appeals were in session to-day, hearing ar
guments; no opinions.
TYLER, November 1S.-In sthe Supreme
Court to-day the following cases were dis
posed of: T. A.Nelms VS.. Oliver Beard ct al,
certificate to file motion overruled; Hen
ry Stewart vs.. Heidenheimer & Bro, mo-
ton to dismiss overruled; Land A. Seers VS..
Kaufman & Runge, motion to dismiss over
ruled; VIM. Robertson VS.. ]. II. Galloway,
motion to dismiss overruled; Texas q Pa
ciiic Railroad Company VS.. A. e. Bates,
reversed and dismissed; w. F.Oliver VS.. w.
G. Bowel ct al, affirmed; ]. G. Rushing VS..
Il. w. Chandler, reversed and remanded.
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Houston.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, November 17.--0ne hundred
and twenty emigrants arrived from Savan-
nah, Georgia, to-day for the interior.
A meeting in the interest of the Palmer
Sullivan road takes place Monday in refer
ence to depot grounds and right-of-way.
A committee has been appointed
by the County Commissioners to select
plans for new courthouse. One hundred
dollars has been appropriated for an accep-
table plan.
A committee of four has been appointed
by the Commissioners Court to ascertain
whether the new Jail fulfilled the contract
with the builder 1t is believed they will
report aflirmatiyely.
HoUsroS, November Isl. w. Mackay,
the great bonanza king, arrived here to-day
terminus of the New York, Texas u Next
can Road, in which he is large stock
holder. After looking over the prospective
route he will return to California.
The Light Guards exhibition drill and
ball tonight was magnificent affair.
George MCGOWAN, who, il was supposefS
cut w. H. Lloyd, month ago, was dis
missed on preliminary examination today.
The testimony of LLOYD discharged Me-
Gowan on the, ground Of his probably be-
ling mistaken as to identity.
The suit by the county against the con-
tractors was avoided by the report of the
committee of experts saying the contract
ors had fulfilled the contract in building
the jail.
Houston, November 19.-Count Telfener,
of the New York, Texas & Mexican Rail
road, passed through the city to-day,
going to Rosenberg, the eastern ter
minus. He will meet and consult
John W.. Mackay, bonanza King,
and large stakeholder of this road.
To say one hundred and eighty five I'M
migrants, English and Alabamians, arrived
here; one hundred go on the Sunset route,
the remainder on the Central road
Grant Moore got judgment in the Dis
trict Court for 5000 against Galveston.
Houston & Henderson road; he had his leg
cut off bv the train.
The claimant heirs OF the Moop estate,
valued at $250 900, had q trial to-day. Judge
Alasterson refused a continuance, but
granted change of venue to Galveston.
Moop died without leaving any known
heirs, and dozen from different States
spring up Immediately.
The two German societies got Judgment
against the custodian of the Volksfest fund,
for 81 $50.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-09

At a meeting of the city fathers yes
to-day the usual monthly reports Of
officials were received and fled.
The lumber dealing firm Of w. II.
Butts 4 Go. are directed to vacate
Auction Square, and will not be al
lowed to use 1t for a lumber yard, as
they wished to do. Lumbermen
should not use other peoples prop
erty without authority.
Fire engine No. A will have a new
pavement in front Of its engine house,
as soon as it can be laid.
The Water Company is getting at
outs with the authorities, as well as
others. Refusing to erect fire plugs
in the Eighth ward, legal proceedings
will be instituted against the company,
unless they reconsider.
At the next meeting Of the board of
public works, the following petitions
are to be reported on:
To construct a plank sidewalk from
Marshall avenue and Union street to
the medical college, +.
To require property owners to con-
struct sidewalks on Union street, from
Marshall avenue to the bayou.
To construct plank sidewalks on
Court street, from Orleans street to
the Charleston depot.
To consider the objections Of prop
erty owners for the Brewing Company
to erect a water tank on the bluff, at
the foot Of Butler street.
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PERSONAL.
Buy your shirts at Mays.

Buy your shirts at Mays. 1861
Mrs. r. NJ. Mansford and family
returned this morning from New York
city.
DR.. Arthur X. Taylor, formerly Of
Memphis, is now resident physician at
Hot Springs, Ark. 1851
Captain Charles H. Collier, Super
intendent of Public Schools, hes
arrived home from a tour through
North Alabama.
Mr.. Elias Goldsmith, of the firm oi
|. Goldsmith & Bro, has again rec
turned with his wife from Helena,
after an absence of two years.
lIr. NJ. H. Katzenberger came home
a couple of days since in a s~slubrious
frame Of mind and robust health, after
roaming wei the Northwest for a full
month.
Miss Annie Bynum, one of the
brightest and most charming Of Mem
phis young ladies, has returned from
a delightful stay at Catosa Springs,
Georgia.
Captain Albert Woodbridge, now Of
St. Louis, has been on a visit here
since Sunday last. He looks we'll and
as cheerful as in former times; when a
resident among US.
Miss Knoxie Armstrong and Mr.. j.
S. Sackett we're married by Rev. j.
NJ. Richards on Wednesday, and Miss
Matte j. Graham was united in we'd
lock to Mr.. Beverly Redford by the
Rev. j. o. Steadman.
Captain Dabney Scales has returned
after an absence of a month spent in
the wilds of western North Carolina on
Roane Mountain, and in the vicinity
of Mount Mitchell, where he and
General Junius Greene led an out
door life, and wooed many a shy,
beautiful mountain trout. He speaks
enthusiastically of the grand scenery,
the fine hunting and fishing, the pure
braciug air, where fires are necessary
now, and Of the hospitable people Of
that region, and looks the picture Of
rugged health.
Julius Nagel & Co., 141 Main, have
just received another shipment Of
choice red aud white wines, Swiss and
Limburger cheese, etc. Their stock
of fine wines and liquors include the
most popular brands used by the best
saloons in the city, and their trade is
deservedly large. This firm imports
more cheese Of all varieties from
Europe than any of their competitors.
Their general stock OF goods is kept
up to the best standards and purchas.
ers can always be suited at this house.
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morning, although cloudy and hazy, is cool
and refreshing; gentle breezes are blowing
from the sea. Attorney-General Mac
Veagh in answer to inquiries, said in sub
stance that he considered the outlook of
the Presidents case very encouraging,
and although there was every reason TO
believe the favorable conditions would
continue, he decided to wait a week or
ten days before entertaining the idea that
he is convalescent. At present every
thing looks favorable.
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willing to Walt a Few Weeks.

From the Pittsburs Chronicle, tRep.)l
This is the time Of year when the
world is resting. There is no rush;
nor will there be any energy exhibited
for two weeks. At the end of two
weeks We will know more about the
Presidents recovery. There is no
burning question bothering men to-
day ave the general drought and the
inconvenience Of oppressively warm
weather. There is no public business
suffering that we are aware of. Even
the politicians are not exerting them
selves. A few place seekers may be
Inconvenience, may be on tender
hooks, but they do not constitute the
country, and can wait. Everything
and everybody can wait a week or two
weeks longer without serious injury to
anybody.
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Numerous citizens get themselves
into trouble by not keeping their
premises in proper sanitary order and
not making connections with sewer
pipes. People should keep themselves
clean, ven if they are compelled to
carry water from the nearest well to
do it.
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The DrOught and canned Goods.

Baltimore SUM-.
The continued drought has had the
effect of causing an advance in the
price Of canned goods other than
peaches, Of which mention has been
made heretofore. Canned tomatoes,
peas, beans, ETC., have been advanced
thirty to forty per cent. Packers say
this advance has been on the prices Of
last season, an unusually plentiful one
when canned goods were at their low
est. Dealers in butter, eggs and fresh
vegetables have commenced to put an
increased tariffOn those commodities
in the markets and it is rather sur
prising to hear in some instances adj
vancesin prices charged to the drought.
It is said by some that the dry spell
has been made answerable even for a
recent increase in the price Of coal.
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Buy Pitcher Pumps of Browne
An AncIent Cotton PlcIrer.

An old negro woman. SO years Of
age, picked l43 pounds Of cotton for
Colonel d. G. Slaughter, near this
city, yesterday. This was ID pounds
ahead of any one else in the crowd.
There we're a number of young negro
men in the lot, but she led them all to
their great discontinue. She says she
has a daughter in Memphis 60 years
old, who is the mother OF twelve
children. The old lady is quite active,
although she looks fully as old as she
claims to be. She seems to be much
more able and willing to take care Of
herself than many of the young
wenches and bucks, who loaf about
and have no visible means Of support.
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COTTON STATEMENT

LIVERPOOL, September 8, 1870 pm
Cotton opened active, iirmer and l-16d
higher. Uplands, Z oiled; Orleans, 7 5-l6d.
Sales to-day, 1900 bales. Receipts, $500
bales; American, $500. Futures are
strong.
Ngw YORK, September 8, 1875 p.m.-
Cotton steady, and &c higher. Ordinary,
. Lice; good ordinary, 10Kc; low mid
ding, u Bloc; middling, l2Nc; good
middling, 1870; middling fair, l4Ac fair,
ATSc. Futures are barely steady Mt 8 TO
IL points above last evenings closing
prices. Sales this forenoon, l6l 900 bales.
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Insurance on gin houses and all other
classes Of property can be effected
at the insurance agency CT Mr.. G. d.
Raine, the Secretary Of the Planters
ms. Co., of this city, and at the lowest
rates possible to secure reliable in
demnity. Office with the Planters
ms. Co., Al Madison street. 1927
HORle-made Butter, sehmieF
and Hand Kase, AT FRITZ a.
GEORGE, No. I3 Court street.
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OLIVER, FINNIE & CO.

OLIVER, FINMIE & co.
SILVER MOON FLOUR
New Process, in use only q short
time, a great improvement on the
old process. Our sales are now
very large. Won't you try ltf
silver Moon YEAST POWDERS
Manufactured in our own store
and absolutely pure.
BUTTER ,
Best Creamery Butter received
daily BY express.
COTTON SEED OIL
By the barrel or gallon.
LARD
Fairbanks bucket lard; always
the best.
WI ROAST
The very finest grades Mocha,
Java, Maracaibo and Rio Coffee
fresh every day.
CHOCOLATE
Cocoa, Cocoa Shells. Epp's Cocoa,
Oatmeal, CrackedWheat, Graham
Flour, Grits, etc.
OLIVER, FlNNIE & CO.
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BEEF -TENDERLOINS
Received daily per Express.
III. SEESSEL, SIR, a. SON,
Cor. Jefferson and second.
1861
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Odorless cotton seed ell, ~re-re6ned
by Fahlen & Kleinschmidt, for sale BY
Buckham & Campbell. 1851
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Mr.. George Augustus Sala advises
Oscar Wilde to visit the United States
and lecture on culture and beauty.
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InMENSE %REDUCTIONl

All Fancy Goods regardless Of
cost, 10 make room for new
stock.
GERBER a. METTE'S,
114f 267 Main Street.
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FRESH SHELL OYSTERS
Received daily per Express,
and served in every style.
A.. RAGGIO, IL JEFFERSON ST,
Ladies' ParIOrs Upstairs. 1901
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Second Dispatch.

LoNG BRANCH, September 9.-Gsneral
Swain says the President pass ed a good
night and his general condition this
morning is good as could be ex pected. He
ale some bird for breakfast and relished
IL. Fires have been started in the cottage,
rendering II perfectly comfortable.
Attorney General MacVeagh feels en-
oouraged and looks for continued i'm,
provement. There was no nausea during
the night. Thermometer. TAO.
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Third Dinnnrch.

Lone BRANCH, September 9.-The i'm
mediate attendants upon the Presid emit
exhibit a more decided opinion that tho
patients improvement Is likely TO DO
permanent. Persons not so intimate "
connected with the case have the assn 7
ance Of those having access TO thepatient s
room, that the President is much bette,
than he was before he left Washington The
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Buy Sewer Connection Of Browne.
Public Meeting.


Whenever trouble and affection
have come upon Memphis we have
bad the warmest sympathy and most
generous aid from every part Of the
country, and but for the contributions
which poured in upon us so lavishly
during the frightful epidemic of 1878,
many thousands more would have per
ished than did.
Weshouldb be the foremostin goingto
the relief of the suffering and unfortu-
nate. Ten thousand people in Mich.
gan are without homes or Shelter to.
day, their houses, barns, provisions
aud everything have been destroyed by
the fire, which is sweeping uncontrol-
liable over large districts Of the State.
They appeal to the public for help aud
we invite the people of Mem
phis to meet at the Cotton Exchange
at 4 o'clock to. morrow evening for
the purpose Of taking the necessary
steps to furnish such assistance as
we can to these suffering people.
d.. Il. PORTER.
CASEY YOUNG.
NAPOLEON HILL.
r. +. PATTERSON.
j. j. MURPHY.
j. HARVEY MATHEs.
j. r. GOODWIN.
A. II. DOUGLASS.
j. NJ. HEATING.
j. A. TAYLOR
Buy Well Pipe Of Browne, 40 Madison
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-09

Fine dray and cart mules for sale at
q @. H. BRAcKETT & Co.
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sTRAYED Or sTOLEM.
RennOURI-

7 v: KINNEY HAS REMOVED TO ass
y kAlh STREET and is selling Hardware
and Pumps cheaper than ever.
Purifying Pump al manufaeturers' prices
49,
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JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKES,
34 Second Street. l42t,
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Mules. MULES.
Mules. Mules.

Fine dray and cart mules for sale at
2t G. II. BRAoKETT & Co.
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THE PRESIDENT.
First Dispatch.

ELBERoN, September 9.-At an eEami-
nation of the President at 8 o'clock this
morng his pulse was 100, t%emperatuI e 98-5,
respiration IL. The condition Of the par
otid swelling and wound is impr owing.
He. was somewhat wakeful during the
night, but not restless, and slept sufficient
~. The enemata and stImulants have
been suspended for the past thirty-six
hours. On the whole, the past twenty
four hours give evidence Of favorable
nroOregg.
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Spanish As,
An excellent 3 for a IA Smoke.
NOW SOLD BY
SOL COLEMAN,
4 for Csc.
TRY THEM.


Beacon Light Changes.
The beacon light steamer Joseph
Henry, with Commodore John j.
Read, u. S. navy, in charge, arrived
here to day, on a voyage south.
Commodore Read reports the follow
ing changes Of beacon lights below
Cairo:
LIGHTS MOVED UP.
Putney Bend, 500 yards,
HarPess'L'd'g 600 "
Mars Field, 400
G.. Stewards, 300
Opp. Bass Field, 200 yards.
Bend Of Is, to foot Of Mud bar.
Below Bulletin, to Petty's Landing.
Morgan's Point, 800 yards.
Foot Of Island IS, Of a mile.
LIGHTS MOVED UP.
Opp. Ruddells Point, 500 yards.
Linwood Field, $50 yards.
FOgleman's to Ark, shore.
Hollybush Field to head Of 40.
NEW LIGHTS ESTABLISHED.
Mouth Of Hatchie, Sept. 9Th.
LIGHTS DISCONTINUED.
Randolph, Sept. 9Th.
New Design I'm Abdominal
CORBETB, ali sizes.
LOUIS LANCE, M Main Nc. ST
JOS. sCHLtTZ'B
Milwaukee Wiener Beer,
lAt AfHENRY LUEHRBIANN'S.
Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne
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THE TRAIN ROBBERS.
Three Of the Gang Arrested and
the Others Pursued.
The Whole Country Aroused.

ST.. Louis, September 9.--The Repub-
LEANS Independence special says that
Greed Chapman and John Burglar, two
Of last nights train robbers were arrested
near the scene of the robbery to-day by
Sheriff Oasen, of Saline county. A brother
of Chapman gave them away and also
several Others whose arrest will soon fol-
low. Chapman and Burglar were heavily
armed,with navy revolversaad rifles. They
have been identified beyond a doubt.
Both have weakened and a confession is
expected. They live within two miles OF
the place where the train was stopped and
there is no doubt but that the remainder Of
the gang, except the leader, who is be-
lieved to be Jesse james, live in the same
neighborhood.
The whole country is aroused and under
arms, and this md adjacent counties are
being secured by posses under active and
competent officers. Sam Chapman another
of the gang, was brought in tonight, and
others are expected. Governor Crittenden
%telegraphed this morning to the sherifs Of
this and adjacent counties ordering them to
organize forces at once and hunt the out
laws down at all hazards. This has been
done and a large number of well armed,
determined men are now in the field.
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Death of I'm Ex-COngressman.
HARTFORD, Conn, September Eek.
Congressman Lorenzo Waldo is dead.
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Interesting 10 All!

If you wish to save money in buy.
ing good goods cheap, call at
I. GOLDSMITH & BROS
new store, 348 Main street, as they
bought the entire stock Of boots and
shoes, comprising best styles and quail.
tiles, of the late firm of Marsh & Co..
at half price, and will sell them al
correspondingly low prices. No trou
bic to show goods. Call early fol
bargains. 80
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MOuntainsValley Spring Water.
G. Gallina, sole agent, 50 Beal. 1881
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Have your plumbing, gas and steam
fitting dene by j. A. Bailey, 295 End.
l54t
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schools
Are now opening and scholars will
find q full line ofbooks for all schools.
Pens, inks, satehels, states and school
supplies in endless variety, at bottom
prices, MANsFoRD's,
10 29S Main street.
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OR. Go.
DEALERS IN
CHOICE GROCERIES,
842 Ma1n street.

Oar stock is Large and Fresh, embraces all the Best lines Of
Goods kept by the Trade and will be Sold at Prices a Low AS
THE LOWEST. 1s
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VAL. IBLATZ's
Milwaukee ErlRnger Beer,
144t AtHENRY LUEHRMANN'S.
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Special Inducements to Cash and
Short Time Buyers.
MENKEN BROTHERS.

Our Wholesale Boot and Shoe Department will be found
worthy Of inspection. We carry an immense stock Of
desirable goods, to which Mr.. G. E. TATE, a member Of
the firm, gives special supervision.
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New Nfyles
schools

Ladies' and Misses COrsets.
LOUIS LANCE, 277 Main. II
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DOR RENI-Two desirable corner grocery
IL stands. with fixtures. Inquire Of A.. J..
Ensel, 81 Beal street. II
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New Design I'm Abdominal
CORBETB, ali sizes.
LOUIS LAEGE, az Main Nc. ST