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Anthony Station, OIL tllo Fort Wayne Rond,
WIS destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
Tho loss was $500.
Tho South Chicago hotel took fro ut mid
night, and tho roof Of the east wing wns
burned. Tho damage wnB nGuut SEQ. Tho
fire was put out by the police and Fire De.
partmcnt.
, 1881-01-11

Special Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL.,, Jan. 10.-A disastrous fro
occurred III Friends Creek Township, this
county, last hight, and the inmates of tho
dwelling barely escaped with their lives.
Michael Eyoys' farmhouse cnuEht fire Mt II
o'clock. md was totally destroyed, together
with Its contents.
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sFLOATING pALACE.n

N,,, ssa, Wan. D''1ss" 1 - - 4"t s"Maoo 47soa"s'
o. 49," .,,on i'm. 1s't, ~; !efefn. ge'llenie1.'
!. etas.'. .u.'n ~ - nue', - T.. u: ia.fs' ma u
49,. n"ssos' ,,a, u'o @isIE 1,e aaopt,oh VI r.
tens ~ aaoa ,,1 uy ~. oa'auG, eohovet nc-
auo ata .s tcaae.aE.s iaon' ule lath .on,s-
oso os ~ .seo"o"4 ~ '1,u .no sl".Ius ., peInts-
na.,os ~, ~ he, hsoa ta.,a onns raiuee at lno
1,atv nass' pr.Heen ,r,. Aast'o t'utueIa mA oou.h
LILY t.a.s,, .,aa ae .,, polso!s iantesMu Wgle IN"
iu..eu ta. .1es "oa'g W ,lgata o4 "euhes-
10y ~ ~ 't'As ..e -. ~ =" ~! i; Mtueot y, Massey
a., snu a., p4oJseul a!, y! le rIo'1,tg talace,
'oM '"a pt''ctp1l suppoE!efS u tae chtei@
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AT pIYNlOUTII, IND.
Hptetat Dtspd&ch to Thu Chteaoo Tribune,
FoRr WAyNE. Ind, Jan. 10.-At Plymouth,
Senator G. II. Reeves dwelltng-house, occn-
pied by II. 4. brown, yyns entirely destroyed
by 1lro Inst night. Loss, $1,000; fully Ill
SlreQ.
, 1881-01-11

8ptetas ntspaeth to 9na Chieaqo Tribune,
NEw Y0Hfs, Jan. 10.-Tho following tablo
alInws tho t0tal number Of deaths during 1880
fson .neas1ca, scarlct.fever, d!pllthurla, Group.
wh0oplng-coaKl,, typ!us-foyos, and typhoid.
fuyer, With tie number III private dwellings,
Including nil houses occupied by no morn
than fous families, tcaementllouses, and
public Institutions:
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flovldoEe. Nouno Co.. III. Feb. 9. 1H9.
nEAM sth: lare easn isitE your INDIAN HluQb
HfHUl fur s1nio ttno. nd ~. perfectly shttansd VIII
pstltc. s!rgnalhens tho Nerves. Regulates the stoa
ath and t!uwGls and ltcliGyea tb eun!k!sn,. woud
nut b1 MILhtliIt Nils. WEtTEALL4
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AT MEMPHIS. Mo.

ut MENP1I1S3 MO.
KEoKuK, H., Jan. 10.-The Constitution,
has reports Of Il heavy fire In Memphis, Mo-,
which destroyed tho entire line Of buildings
oil the south side Of the square from tho
Reddish 1Iouso to tho Scotland County Bank,
not Including these buildings. Tho total
loss Is not 1scurtaineu.
, 1881-01-11

.--- FIsh0f. EhampaGu Co4 IT.
DEAR Etnt Thls ID 10 certify th;lt y1uE INDIAN
nl.UtlIl SfKtti. has d1no nlorD Houd tue kidna!
Complaint md Heart 1]soaso Than any 0ihet tnedi.
EtnH u9ad. II also cured u my chlfdfGn Of
EhlIla md Hcrptuta. MAikt4AlkttT EillSM.
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TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease ofthc stomach and Liver.
Cairo, Alexander TO-, Ill
DEAR STR: Suffering for suoS Tina With tIendach
and Disease Of The s!1mnch and A!xSr. wAs i1dueel
restored mo to p1rEact health and strength.
No. W Eighth.sk El&AH. HtlELl,EY,
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- Flora. C1nY Co.. IT.
pIAn Htm; fhis Is to certify That yout INDIAN
BLOND 3YHuF hR8 cured mo Of t&IH 1httd-Dl1
chlils oflcf all other medicines had fal!ad.
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DEAR STR: ! fnd sonr 1klllAN pLUuE SYRUP
speedily cures Chita and c1 FrcunItn9nd 1t As the
best n.ehIcinc Ia tho countFy for nnen%mntlsm % aHa
Neuralgia. -. ELL MElCtlElh
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Special Dkpateh 10 1tS Chicago TrthuRs
NEW YoltK, Jan. l0.-A further rise Is re-
ported In winter wheat OF about !@9lc Wr
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JASEsy1LLE, Wis, Jun. 1o.-Gcorge II.
'Yilliston died yesterday aftcr few tlnys Of
severe Illness. lie settled hero In 1857, alul
hos been Register of Deeds md Clty.Clerk
for several ter,ns each. lie was 0re of tho
earliest Aldermen, was a member Ut tho TaE-
slt0rial Legislature nn1 afterWara Ut the
StAtp Assembly,
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CThtlfW f.utCu

~ NaoRa. Cumberland Co. III,
DEAR gitlt my dnuRhtor had Clts for fourteen
nnntl1s. knd tried nmGst everything, but Hlkhoa!
BLOOD sYhuP abort tr!s! Of wheh H. e1eet9sIt
FeaI OF MY family and have had NJ uge for DOCK.
tlnce have had your medicine tn ny house Woun
not b Without IL and recommend ~ 70 a1Eef!n&
tunAntys sAOaSANNAu LAW4aEACk.
, 1881-01-11

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
Ernvollng agaats ur runners to bocit .,ado from sp
riutS ~
, 1881-01-11

Special Dsspateh to Gns Chteaoo Tribune.
CEnAR RAPIDS, Jan. 1O.-Col. j. c. Sum-
mers, Of Shcllsburg, l'enton County, a prolnl-
ncnt politician, died this morning.
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Suppression Of meustrnatto4.,


DEAR 6ln: .My doughtoF W! sufferer frotu , hsp,
khis dltl'cuty for MuF9 tisn year, With tha tfeaT
hens VI two physlclansTone Allopsta9 Ana ~ ~
otasl Yttisnes .a,onx snteh sas rs 5n1nsf H!,t ,!,s
bYhUr. alld. running o!ee your pamphlet my e$ss
caught JuuF sUnl4fks 0l the 1heas9 with wh!eh ~
Iuur uiodleine. and, 70 thu JOY Gt ali thlttn
health. JOttH L. WniTAolk@
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FRANK DALEY,
EOteial Dtspatth to 7As Chicago 7rtnunr.
CEDAR 1sAplDs, H., Jan. 10.-Frank Dnlcy,
the brakeman crushed between tic cars Sat
urday, died to1lay.
, 1881-01-11
OBITUARY..


Bpeetal Dispafeh to IAs Chicago 7rtn,ns-
AloHNIH, ILL.,, Jnn. 10.-Thfs morning at
lla1f.past tic Hon. c. Grant died nj this
place, aged 20 years. lie was born
iii Scotland, camo to America In
1880, lived in New York State until
1873, then removed to Grnnfy County,
illinois, was elected County Judge
In 1851, and appointed Register Of Bank
ruptcy in 1865, which Office l,e held Mt tho
time Of Ills death. III the exciting timo Of
antl-s!ayery llo was one Of tho most actlve
md influential Abol1tionIsts. Formn,,y years
party In tits County. liz was always tirin
IL his convictions Ut right and wrong. Even
hts opponents have respected him because Q
they alwnya knew Just where to find him. lilo
taa Gs reay ~ % asaist
contribute to livery public cause. Ills uenth
Is 4 great loss to this community.
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iINSij SYiit1I, 1 f1lE tsia thnt il Is it IL recun
endsd u 10. and aaxso anJ ouo who may he ~ p9s
hekith 10 Rsvo II 4 trial MA- bAEkMAN.
, 1881-01-11

- = W1uCUndn, I+AE0 Co, III,
D1Ah BtA, hayo used your xraat INDIAN Y! !AMGG
IyAup md hAfu found II unequAi11 ~ = blund 1usF
sE. and take pleasure In socomn,sadna y a '1Ss %
, 1881-01-11

buckingham. KRNkakoo TO-. H.. Mar 10 ls,1
DEAN wv; xa* great sr9n.gr sfan snt
must valuable INDIAN HlsbDb Sfluf'I nuN an
hc1nka n all ANNA FiES3kh3EHt.
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Recommends It to ALI !.


uutkInEhAm, KANkntG0 Co.. III. Ma{ n 18Th
pEA9 S!lis lchSsrfHilI sttx tsat yont 3asts{ 81.
isiaeton, and IL ht1hy Gst9enUh by ~ Ha hAst u.ea
IT, ,ase used JunT sdtCnu viii tbs mos. sntlssAs.
tory FNtuits aud therefore, rGcUuiInuHd s usu %
III troubled with Lsor Complaint n,d sc9,
, 1881-01-11

Pain in the Back
Waterman HtAtlun, DO Kalb Co., I'LL
DEAR 8rNi This II 10 cartIly &hl.t your lNhlA1
RlJUl1 SYRUP has cured mo OF tutn In tho lack.
II u valuable medicine Mll3. HoUu.
, 1881-01-11

DEAR sIR, can tay that your iNlIlAN D1.UUD
8Ylup hna no equal for t0nst!patun, Sick .ltcaa.
1seotuMsnd IT. usa 10 suffering humanity. ,,,,,.,,
, 1881-01-11

- lontInc, LiVinNalNn County ~,
DEAn sra, Th!4 d 10 certify lhpt 4 hnva, bst5, bs1,
Gfss.{ oureutea " 9s!na youE vfsat INDIA nps sss
Rsuatly troubled with Waakn0ss iuus ulsdtihss
- q ynlusIIa F9luwdy. RiIOUA hHHkYF
, 1881-01-11

VAN sCHAAcK. STEVENSON CO. % and =
NqKA!SON, -FLUMMEn 4 CO. u md u Lake4t
t!lll.Eh 4 tuAt.Elt. 81 Nafsatss.
EDLMAN b KING, 81 t.ok9-4L .....-.
NGh 1TVUTXAA AtiRdU 4 "a. q WasasA-AA II
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CITY CHsT UHAT.
Birdn ON ion at..larrett's.

Birds on leo at,Jarretrs.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Jarretps.
Douglas Bros, merchant tailOra, COZ Main
II ia rumored that Douglas Bros. is the
place to gets real nice fitting suit.
II "a we'll known 10 Dallas that Douglas
Bros. arc doing the bulk ofrhe tailoring bus
mess in this section.
John Kelly was 'yenked' by the police
yestel day for forcitly taking ten dollar bill
from stranger and then fighting him hos
cause he demanded Us Uga.
John s. Witwer IA now receiving new
supply of carriages, bug les AL pbaetons.
Go and see them. Has also o general as
sorlment Of platform and three spring
wagons.
In the suit {, injunction brought by Q W
Parker agaipeL w q Howard and j R,uch,
Judge AIdredgeycsterdny at Wsxshschie re-
fused to appoint receiver and dissolved the
temporary injunction.
Boston Grsndbury, the colored waiter nj
the Grand Windsor hotel who accidentally
shot himself In the leg Monday, is still alive
and likely TO recover. The wound was
probed aud the ball recovered.
Mics NJ. Murphy wishes to inform the la
dies of Dallas that she Is fully prepared 10
meet their desire In regard to dress; that abe
Is thankful! for the past patronage, and hopes
to continue and merit In the future.
Mr.. S. s. Floyd, in charge of the Texas
Brokerage Association, Is extending the
scope of his business rs we'll q, increasing
very rapidly his cliontsge. In addition to
the sale of cotton futures and spots, and
wheat, oats and corn, no will hereafter also
deal in stocks and pork. His place of bust
ness is In the Board Of Trade rooms, where
he 10 ready to serve the public throughout the
day. He Is a pleasant gentleman, under
stands his business thoroughly, and has
opened up business that is quite an add
ton 10 our city.
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An Elegant MorL Of Art.

The work of genius Is at all times con-
mendable and attractive: 1t is especially Of
interest when II emanstes from the brain and
Is the product of the lner part of our being.
For this the rare piece of art execution
watch has been on exhibition AT Meesrs. MAJ
son Il Erb's for the last few days has receiv-
cd what II Justly meritcd--Ihe encomiums OF
all who have inspected the tine oil painting
the handiwork Of Miss Mary Lizzie kol-
lcr of ,nis citv. The subject is from SponS
cor's Fairy Queen, and its execution requir-
Oh OF this INDUSTRIOUS gentle, modest child
of genius, several months labor, six hours
per day having often been spent upon i. To
native skin tho fair artistic adds the closest
industry and purest conceptions, and this
large oil painting of 36I4O inches, with
TIA distinctness aud soitness of coloring, lts
lights and ahades deepened and .nlivened,
correct draperies and Its speaking likenesses
and expressions of couutenanco, pose and
limb are evidences thereof as they stand all
embodied in this elegant production as trans
fixed upon the canvas from little steel en-
craving, the frontspece of n magazine, by
the abilities of that fine faculty that with
some flow out in worGs Of soug, 10 others
from The pencil and the brush, and in yet
Others from righteousness of voice. We
commend the picture TO inspection and l's
author to the admiration she merits
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A IiLlernI Act.

II was a clever act, but it was after hia
sshion, and done in the interoat OF the state
and the city. We refer to the act of putting
the requisite additional postage stamp on a
large number of the HBRALD's lst of Sep
TENDER editions which by sundry persons had
been dropped into the post ciice with but a
one cent stamp. They were therefore de-
tanned, and were finally apt to have been
lost to the parties sending or the intended
recipients, and would have been, had il not
been for the liberal impulse and generosity
of Col George w. Hynson, who out of his
own private funds paid tho extra amount of
postage due and sent them on their route.
and for which he has the full appreciation Of
the HERALD office, and would have the
thanks, did they know of it, OF those who
neglected the required payment.
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Sheriff Jones brought down from McKin.
ney yesterday Bud Fullbright and lodged
him in the county Jail on the charge of the
theft Of n horse in this county. He was ar
rested some two months ago at Mckinney
for the theft of a hat, and fined which he
eorved out in the jail at that place. While
ia Mckinney several weeks ago, Sheriff
Jones visited the Jail and recognized Full
bright, who al first denied that that was his
right name, he claiming to be Dick Newton,
party to whom he bears q close resem-
blsrce. At first the sheriff was in doubt,
but when pressed, Fullbright finally &C.
know!edged his identity.
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PilcsI Itching Piiesl

The symptoms of itching piles, arc moist
ure, like Precipitation, intense itching, mostly
at night. seems as If pin worms were crawl
ing In or about the rectum. The m,to you
,cratch tho worse they itch; verl ilsir- ing,
The private parts are often affected. DR..
Swayne's Ointment is the mos elective
remedy extant for this tormenting complaint
Gives rest at night without the desire TO
scratch, also hiss no equal in quickly eradl-
eating letter, itch, salt rheum, orlslpees'
barber's itch, all tcaly, crusty, itchy SKIN
eruptions. Here is the proof: Certainly the
best medicine ever used IN my practice. D..
Cotton, Woodstock, Vermont troubled
with itching piles for over twenty Years, II
cured me- completely, l.. s. Mcsser, Ertiod.
Ask for it and take no other Sent for fifty
centa lin three cent s,amps) three boxes
SIPS. by Dr. SwaynO Il Son, Philadelphia.
SRayne's Ointment sold by oil druggists.
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,,,,,e,e.. Ch..act.r. Arr..,.d.

Sheriff Wilson, the efficient sheriff Of
Kaufman, arrested at Kaufman yesterday
two supposed horse thieves, One
nsmed johnson, "a years old, 5 feet 10 in
ches, 100 pounds, black curly hair, very
light moustaohe, black eyes, sharp features,
speaks Quick. who Was ridiDga dark brown
horse branded V on the right shoulder ~"
weak in the left eye. between Is and 10
hands high. The horseis supposed TO be
-,olon from Dsye Stokes, of Bolton, TeI's
His comrAde gives no name, is very silent
IS or 20 years old, 40 pounds, feet I in,
ches, blue eyes and light hair and dressed
we'll in n blue navy suit. He rode square
built sorrel horse, bsreioo,ed, IA! hands
hiph. branded on left shoulder 5 twice
put on sideways. Both had revolv,r' and
dirk. They do not ask to correspond with
any friends or relatives and claim to have
come from Coryell county.
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MIR. Mcdonald, prominent citizen Of
Athens, WAS in the city yesterday.
Judge w. III. johnson, of tho law firm OF
Field & johnson. loft yesterdry morning on
y business trip to Brentwood.
M. Miller, agent OF tho Southern Newi
COMPANY, has returned from Milano, twenty
miles west of Hearnc on tho |. ~ q. N. rail
road, who're he has fitted up q flue hotel for
the news company.
Colonel George M. Hibblor, a whilom cit
izen of Dallas, returned here last evening
and his many old friends will be glad to
learn that he will again take up his residence
among rs. He will engage in the auction
and commission business snd his well known
integrity and energy assures him that cue
cesa be despIy e,
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Seriously Injured,

Mr., John Stedman, farmer who resides
In the western part of this county, while on
his way yesterday to this city with load Of
cotton, when somo seven miles out had
the mi,fortuneto DO thrown from his wagon,
which gave sudden jerk, when bale OF
cotton fell on his breast, seriously ipjuring
him. Ho spit up great deal of blood and
complained that he felt severe inward pains.
His son. who accompanied him, brought the
cotton on 10 tao city, and the injured man
was placed In wagon and sent back home.
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The road running northeast from Dallas we
paris 10 Red river. He proposes pusnng
,ha ,urvey through as rapidly rs possible
and when oomplsted this part OF the hne
will At once be et 70 contractors for grading
Mean while lbeline extending sou'nmess nom
Dallas TO Cleburne is being pusheo ioIwaro
to completion as fast as mer ana means rear. can
do IT, Iron has been laid from TINS Guy over
the bridge and beyond Trinity river; Inc
Grading Is completed 10 Alyarado and con-
tracts for grading the road from Alvsrsdo
10 Oleburne,s distance of fourteen miles, have
been let Material for the Necessary bridges
Is arriving, the grading force ia being in.
crease d ard work on the line is progressing
far beyond the most sanguine expectations
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Baumsn have withdrawn
from the management of the business of M.
Rosenthal & 90, and will open in their now
building. at the old stand on the 10Th in
staRt Mr.. Baumsn is ia the cast to
lay In the choicest and richest stock of mil.
linery, fancy goods, closks and ladies' suits
ever of rcd in this city, and asks Of his old
patrons TO reserve their fall orders until they
have had an opportunities examining his now
goods and latest styles at their opening at
06 Elm street.
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New Time. Oaiek Timo.

Ga and after September l7th, the Hous~
ton ~ Texus Central train leaving Dallas
$40 A. m. will mike immediate connection at
Houston with Star 81 Crescent Route,
lesving at 1890 u. m. daily, and arriving In
New Orleans d:25 p. nj. next day, making
close connections with lines diverging there
from. Parties desiring speed, comfort and
safety will find this "The Route" to sll
points north, east and southeast. Baggage
checked through to destination. For tickets
and reliable information apply to or address
j l. A THOMAS,
Texas passenger agent, Star Il Crescen,
Route, Dallas, Texas.
EDWIN o. FLOOD.
Ticket agent, IL s. TIC, Dallas, Texas.
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Valuable p,nntat,on for sale,

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; 1--WE sets OF tenant houses wit
new 6ols dare posi- plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
-Four miles southwest of Richardson depot,
and some three miles east of Csrroton de-
pot One Of the best black land plantations
ir the west Price low; terms to suit pur'
ca .ser For further information, apply TO
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD,
Dallas, Texas.
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We will duplicate Now York or st. Louis
jobbing prices, and in no case charge more
than the difference in ireights. Merchants
OF Texas will please make note of this and
call sud examine our stock or send us their
orders. which we will fill on approval, giving
them the privilege of returning such articles
as does not please in price and selection. We
consider our Judgment and capacity for fill
ing orders extra good.
BLANKBNsnIP Il BLAKE.
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@. H. Clancy has just received at his
shirt msnufac.ory No 6l2 Main street, u
fne lot of white and red flannel 'hirtiDgs and
drawers which be Is making up at remsrk-
ably low prices He still warrants his
drawers not to rip in the seat. Go and
examine his goods and prices before you
purchase
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ChrIu. RintIemnn, OF For. worth

Don't forget to call at Local Option" in
Fort Worth, just opposite the depot, whse
The well known Chris. Rintleman holds forth,
and who prescribes nothing but the best
liquors and cigars. His handmade sour
mssh Monarch whisky AMI Improvement
cigars arc nrst-class wav ling companions,
and arc reliable sssud-bys 70 those wanting a
rood Ariicla. 49, .
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NnIIre.

A Louisville whisky drummer (2l) Of large
acqualnteBance, desires employment in any
other business in Texas. Can do anything
from chores up, Refers to present employ
era and others. Those disposed to offer 4
young American chance 20 prove bis ener'
gy and tact, please drop line to Q. +. Por'
ter Baird. TeXas
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II, Humans opening

Owing to tina inability of the contractor Il
complete the building by the 10Th instant
Mrs. II, Baumsn will not open until Monday
tho 10Th, when she hopes her former patron
will call and examine her elegant new stocl
of fine French millinery Of tho latest styles
Closks, notions, fancy goods and ladies'
misses and children's suits.
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NJ. T. MORGAN,
ID. W. MILAN

NJ. T. MORGAN, d. W. MILAN
Hot Springs, Arkansas,
SUMPrER HOUSE,
MORGAN & MILAN. Props.
This house, being conveniently located to
4 houses and surrounded by beautiful
10 trees, is unsurpassed by any hotel in
valley as homo for sick and wcsried;
ing all the modern improvements, such
as gas. telephone, etc. ID. w. Milan is
formerly of Dallas, Texas, and will be pleased
to zee his many friends and acquaintences,
aud will take great pains that their wishes
are gratiaed. Have your baggage checked on
Hot Springs railroad TO Sumpter house.
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For hnIe.

My residence and stock Of drugs, situated
In tho town Of Hoarne, worth respectively
abou. $1,000 and $1,000. | feel that cat
mako II 10 tho interest Of aoompetent ply.
stefan, with social abilities TO satisfy tho de-
msnds Of our intelligent people, wishing 10
ngage In q proatcblo practice with the drug
trade combined, TO apply to me- in person 81
once, N. I. FoLsoS,
Hta-no. I'cxsa
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Commercial Men and Others visiting
Austin should stop at the Raymond House.
1t is by far the lest hotel in the city and the
rates have recently been reduced 10 So per
day. The rooms are large and airy, every ono
has an electric bell and every thing is first
class in every respect.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21

Loon Kahn sslls tho celebrated Black
Orookmen's calf shoes, in any style. Dom
Pedros, Congress or English Balmorsls
The best shoe for the money ever brought
to TEXAS, Al 1915. every pair fully warranted.
Gall and 500 them OF 60l Kim street.
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A full line Of ladies' Common Sense walks
ing shoes in hand or machine sewed, either
In kid or goat. The easiest thing out for
comfort. Sold very low at Leon Kahn's, 60i
Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21

Gentlemen, don't forget to step in and SEQ
our fine stock Of gentlemen's furnishing
goods. II surpasses anything ever displayed
In Dallas. You can save money by following
our advice. "A & Il MITTENTHAI..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21
SIMMER Might Festival.

On account Of the inclomensy of the
weather this entertainment TO have been Civ
on Last Thursday night at Meisterhaus' ma
vilion WIS po,tponed until next Thursday
night. None bu, those holding ticket, OF IN.
vitAtion will be admitted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21
A Rare Chance,

The Tivol Hall is offered for sslo or
account of the proprietor wishing TO change
his business. Must DO sold before October
ld. For particulars call on the proprietor,
A. MARKS,
COG Main street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21

Just received full lire of the celebrated
Steisen hats in all coors and styles for fall
woar. Aeo the fall styes of silk hats in
BroadwaY's ard Fifth avenues, at Leon
Kshn's, 60l Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21

Oats, corn and bailey crushed, is econo-
mical, lealthtul and better for horses and
cows than whole grain. Corn meal, Graham
flour, ominy and grits, manufactured at
FELTON,. corn mil, Patterson avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21
nnn,tMiss,nisC Change.

Commencing on Monday next we will sell
a large assortment of ladies' wrappers, calico,
law nd porcnle wrappers nj 80, 70 cents, 81
and 81 % at NJ Rosenthal 81 Cos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-21

l. Il. Curtis, sweler, has removed to No
$40 Main street. Watches and jewelry care
fully repaired.