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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

He leaves wife snd several children in cor
fnrtahla rpumstauCps

He leaves n wife snd several children In com
Portable circumstances.
A snecial from Mexico, Missouri, SAYS
A. p. Yearger of this county, went crsz,
Yesterday. aud was cont to the asylum al
Fulton. Before going he broke up all the
Curoture in the jill. I,took three men to
no d him in buggy.
A special from Jarseevile Illinois, says
James A Locke, president the Jersey vile
& Sprifgd Id railroad. died at his residence
in this place this forenoon, after very brief
attack of coDgeStiTr fever, The funeral will
take place on Wednesday st 9 p. M,
under Masonic auspices. He has brotht r
George at Galveston, Texas.
A special from Haonibal, Missouri, says
MIRA, Il. j. German, popular in social circles,
an elocu,ionist Of considerable note, took
morphine with suicidal intent to- day. Her
son recently figured in a di;grsceful scandal
The mothers grief over her sors shame led
to the attempt. She was saved by physic-
isDs, but announces her determination to die
Her husband is now superintendent of loco
motive worss at Kingston, Canada.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
REPrHMBER EDITION.

On the feat of September tho HERALD will
publish sps}ial edition, Of which sixty
thousand (6O0O0) copies are bespo-
ken. 1t will be IN extraordinary
ssue, containing large supple
plement, lud while the commercial standing
of tho entire state will form a feature in the
enterprise, il will be exhaustively devoted TO
the interests of north Texas, with full stats.
tics of its products, its railroads, its com
nlerce, its resources, etc. Ia short it will be
the complelest compendium Of what north
Texas ia, ever issued in all this section, and
the equal of any ever gotten out ia tho state.
II will be accurate and strictly reliablein every
particular, md full justice will DO done moi
only to the city of Dallas, but all tho town:
and cities throughout this region. The edi
ton will be printed in our entirely new
dress, in our future new home, the
elegant and commodious building corne
Main and Murphy streets, our new gas en-
gine furnishing the power for running the
presses, new folding machine, etc. Al the
matter in II will be carefully gathered from
the best and most trustworthy and fully Ia.
formed sources, aud be thoroughly prepared
50 that the Issue will be reliable 10 every
respect, valuable to the state and credit
and honor as we'll. Asan advertising medium
it cannot be surpassed, for it will be circuls,
ted throughout tho whole state, as well as
abroad. All persons desiring advertising
space and copies of the paper, or either, will
do we'll to apply at once, otherwise they may
be disappointed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

CHICAGO has aspreachtr, Rsv. DR.. Arthur
Edwards, who, with his son, is in England.
making show for the people. lie and his
son went from E1inbursh. Scotland, to Lon
don, England, four hundred miles, on bicy
cles. The son is to be pitiei, for il Is the
fathers influence that caused him 70 mske
himself ridiculous. This reminds US of
what correspondent in the ST. Loui, Poet
Dispatch said few days ago. He was COM
planning that on the day b,fore, he was
driving in the Park and met a m.a riding
a wheel. The sight frightened his old family
horse into conniption fits, causing him TO
kick the buggy all to pieces, and him to
climb one of the Park trees. He didn't
think the horse was afraid # the bicycle, but
reasoned to himself that any man who Was
fool enough to ride one, was dangerous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
Fire In New York.

NV York, Angus. 1.--Fire bricks out thi,
n irg in the storage and weighing house
o. W. @. Telgon, Nos. 10 and IA west
T#etty. Fret street. The building extends
Trough Washington street. Upon the up.
y j ,ors was stored considerable quantities of
nc euuny baggng and paper The stock
belonged to different merchants. The fire
was fed and spread with crest rapidly, and
when the 4 ,mes were under control and nearly
extinguishsd, the most of this was DESTROYER
and the building badly wrecked. A cellar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

in which molssses WAS stored took fire, and
hundreds of barrels were dsmsgrd. The
cellar wss filled with water The
total damsge was estimsted at
$500 900, upon which there are
various amounts of Insurance he'd by
owners of the stored material Among the
principal losers are b. II. Howell & Son,
owners of molasSes, and II B. f. Tburber
i Company, who had hundred barrels of
rice stored in the burned bpiuing; Cabot
Brothers, 600 Of bales gunny b,geing; Pans
tacost & Farr gas pipes, land George Wat.c,
IT,, OF 63 Blet kman street The building be-
longed 10 the ST phen White estate.
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Debt statement,

Washington, August 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease of the
public debt during the month of July 10 be
$40 078,0 23 %. Cash in tressur, S236 S7S.-
100 %; gold cer'jfl' a'es 1914 9S2 900; silver
certificates $519 $40 800. Certificates OF de.
post, OUTSTANDING 81 074 100000; refund, d
certificates sos 1856 060; legal tencer.. out.
standing, l46,68l0i6 20; fractional curren-
cy 81 O9S 645 30
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Asuneripg Black woman

Melinds Holmes. the bl-ck woman, who
was so badly buried, in East Dallas O. o
week ago last Friday, was not expected,
last night, 10 survive until this morning.
She was in a most deplorable and horrible
condition. Her burns extend to every por.
ton of her body except the face and throat
Her eyes yesterday evening we're glszed
over, she could neither speak nor hear, and
The 'rsttles Of death" almost sbo, KID Jer-
sons who saw the victim OF the flames. 7 he
colored people who were atie ding her sid
no doctor had visited her for week. The
atmosphere was sicAening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
A Frankfort tKy3 phy.,e,.n write.

Some months ago the daughter of one OF
our prominent citizsns WAS pronounced a
hopeless consumptivr. She WAS very much
reduced 10 assn, terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. l recommended
her to use "Dr. Swsyne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" which she did. In 4
short time she WAS free from all cough and
Cher symptoms, and is now rosy and
hea.'hy. Prics 20 ceats and 81 90 u bot
tic, or six bottles for IS. The large SIZE is
the more economical, Prepared only BY DR.
S~aue u Son, Philadelphia. Sod by drug
gisls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
Death Of Hon. cad. sauIsbury

Wllmi' gton, Delaware, August l.-Hcn.
Cad Salisbury died at his reidenco in Do
yer v sterdsy afternoon after brief Illness.
H. was formerly governor OF the state and a
p'ominent candidate for the senate. when his
br tn Eli was elected. lie was also dele
gate 10 the last two national democratic con-
vtutons. He WAS chairman of the board OF
Milmi. gton conference and delegate to the
coming ecumenical council of the Methodist
+ 'i,.cpal church 10 london. lie wee to
h " sailed shortly FOR England.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

THE Fort Smith, Arkansas, Herald de-
ploripg the murde. of w. j. L Matthews
newspaper editor who was way laid and
shot al night when he went out of his house
to his well TO get some water AT Peryville,
in Arkansas, few days ago, says, "Ar-
kansas is now being ranked abroad as worse
than Texas" Yes, and always has been
worse than Texas. Men are sometimes
killed here, but they are always given q
chance for their "white alleys" II is the
Arkansas, not the Texas murderer who
shoots his viotim 10 the dark without word
of warning. that Stays men for money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

Dry, parched, sore throat, pueumonis,
bronchial and asthmstic attacks, weakened
and dehltatod state of the sJstem, all these
dangerous symptoms are cured by "Dr.
"vayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry"
no first dose gives reiiet, snd the worst
ugh ard sore lurGs yie'd to its hesling
roperiies An occa.ionsl dose Of Swsyres
pills should be taken to keep The bowels fee.
They ara excellent for torpid liver and bill-
Gus complaints
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
Mr. Boo1wALrER, the protection tsrii

Mr. BooKwALTER, the protection tariff
nominee of the democrats for governor Of
Ohio, hss written his letter of acceptance and
gulps down tariff-for'revsnue-only plat
form without making q wry face. 1t is
strange how man who pretends to honesty
can ssulsify his principles, belle his judg-
ment and outrage his conscience merely for
the sake of nomination for an office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
shREYEPORp.


Special to the Herald.
Shreveport, Ls., Angus: 1.-The frs,
through train, from Shreveport to Man1Acl
depot was run yesterday by the consiructio.
company. The regular passenger and freight
train will begin in - few days under the d ,-
rec,ion of officers Of the Texas j. Pacili ;.
The ssle of lots will ttke place tomorrow
in Grand Cane city, the fl st station ihi, aide
Of Mansheld.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

New York, August 1.-Oollector Merritt
formally retired from Office this morning,
and his successor, ex.Judge Robertson, took
his place. Collector Merritt, in an informal
sfdre.s, turned the office over to Mr. Il BERT
son, Who made brief response. Variou.
deputies were then sworn 10. They were
those who served in the same capacity I'm
der Merritt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

Paris. August IA letter from CONSTANT.
n,pe says the French consulate at Con-
stantinople has arrested Shek Mahmsd,
vi o-e father was multi in Agiers At the
tins IF the conquest, and upon him va.
discovered documents showing the OK
i.once of u vast moslsm conspiracy agains,
The French in Aftica.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

Little Rock, August l,-In consequence OF
the desperate condition Of affairs in PER-,
county and def uce oflaw and order, Gov
ernor Churchill has placed the county uu-
der m r,ial Law
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

San Francisco, August IA dispatch
from lrtlsnd, Oregon. says Bishop L 0
Haven, of the Methodist Il ,iscopal church,
is lying dane gerously i'll in that city. He /.
not expecto to recover.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
Fatal BOiIer Explosion.

Peoria H., August IA terrible explo
sion occurred last night at Woouers dis
ulory. 90 MAJ wa, killed and sixteen
badly scaldrl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

Cincinnati, Ohio, Ansu.tl. Reports from
the state election in Kentucky, which is 10
progress to-day. show that at noon in Gov
iuG;on the republican candidate for slate
senator was 200 ahead, and in Newport the
republican candidate WA 800 ahead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

How we'll suited soma officials and news
paper editors we wot of, are for the exalted
position Of Chinese msnasrin. We arrive at
this conclusion from the fact that China has
just refused TO allow railroad locomotive
to be imported iuto thst country. China is
about len centuries behind the age, and her
mandarins never GET ahead of her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

WILL Fl. HERMAN of Cookevile, Ten
nessee, writes poem for the For. Smith,
Arkansas, Herald in which he vail, "Ol
where'ers heart is light, there is no place for
mt" He ouIhtto hire out as mourner for an
undertaken aud wear Grape on his hat all the
fi,oa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

PEOPLE talk about municipal debts, coun-
~ eeb,s, state debts aud our national debt.
Il is all nonsense when we think of Great
Britain na.ionsl debt--onlv Sl2 252, loo, 600.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
Death OF Il. w abbot.

Harrisonburg, Va, August l.-George w.
Talbot, formerly of Jefferson county, Vir.
ginis, ard foreman of tn" jury that convicted
Jobn Brown, in coDst quence of which hi.
family mad been greatly persecuted during
the war, died here Saturday night OF II
o'clock
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Chicago, August l.-An later Ocean
special from Peoria says: OF the eighteen
nan iujured by the explosion, of the beer
sill, nine arc dead and moro will die.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

Madrid, August 1.-The Spanish govern
ment has addressed very energetic re-
mon',rsnce to France concerning alleged
pundering of Spanish vce-consulate on the
occasion of the cap ure of Sts1.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

Stanford, Ky, August Hon. James S
Chissman, ex,congresman and eX-membBr
of the confederate congress is dead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

London, August Ten large new shed.
NTH o railway dock at GosLe, on river
Ouise, were burned yesterday together with
their contents, consisting Of sugar and other
goods, The damage il e.timsted at 5000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E(laREMoVAL NOTICE OF WALLACE 4
WAGGGNER.-We wolld inform our old
frIer DIS and patrons that we have removed from
our old stand corner of Elm and Aust n streets,
t. the block opposite, No. 403 Elm street, two
doors east Of Schneider & Davis, where we
will AZ all times be glad t. see our old frIe, DIS
AMI the pablo generally. and keep on hand
everything in the grocery line.
WALLACE & wAGGENER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

YESTERDAY the bakers Of Chicago cd.
vanced the price Of broad one cant losf,
cakes two cents per dozen and pies two cents
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Obitu ,ry.

Liverpool, Angus! 10 day is a holiday
here and tho exchanges are closed.
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10 EWING MAGAZINE GOODS.-AlI kinds
Observing Machine needles and parts vt lowest
Wholesale price. Send for price list and save
charges by gettin. goods Mt home.
OTIS, SMITH & CO.,
m II Main street, Houston Texas
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Sabanls sinsm g h6pfer.
rap unter cen beutIhen pfarrern risisH
Qansss nod tsiuer oaSeweien lit, ben seif
lihen Stand rur@ Shwined. .Nn,siesn
70 berab,uwiirbiasn, wie cs isiafr einiae
Nmsritani(he ,,Nsusrsaos NIT iossnana
ten M'ifIonar 6reire3epten tbun. Wsnn
Str wadsrer ,@ettunssanttr,"
Dtsien 06lfen iu @haletiripsrn pas per.
pammeuswsrtbs Sanpnert lest, 10 bat bas
terrliAs BUD fiir bic armsn &rantsu elm
srpbss Ws:t settan.
Sb wirpe Den Ntttunssanftr" gum
5s!le meiner Witnenff,n BET jsosr Sc
lsesntsit auf cas- 8eits empfsblsn.
so fhrsibt sin oeutIhtr Yiarrsr aus
WieeOniIn an ras Dsutfts 5sil Snaitut,
4l2 W.4. Ctr, pbiiaoeIp5ir. ga.
Der ,8sttuussanfer" piro fur 25 Cts.
fret perlanot.
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- Sic lnter iu6ung oes grdBli6en
GiIenbabnunf offs BEL Morales, W{erlto,
bat ergeberL baB Der Sngenieur bes
3uges 1i6 tpeigerte, tpeiter su fahren,
neil er ben i9le6ten 3uitanb Der gabn
in 6plge Der onbauern6en beftigen yte*
gen fannte. Ser Die Soloaten befebllz
genbe Offisier befiir6tete iebo6. bab
6ieIelben beiertiren ipiirben unb beBbalb
3tpang er Sen Sngenieur Die 6abrt tort
31ieBen. 9(ls Der Sngenieur 1elne Be=
benfen funo CAB, orobte Der Sfflslere
i'm 3u erI6ieBen. Seioe W{dnner llno
Bel bem llnfaI gerettet tporben uno
ieben jebt ibren proseB entgegen.
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lihsm Wusorud empor, Mila ienfte bas
ersliitenbs &utlib iiber cine ia id ersr't=
fene Stiderei, nur Gatihe blieb rubIs in
ibrer bisbsrisen @teluns. nadlailis Die
feinen @Dithen ber Cigarette nit ZEN
Nusen psr5olsenb, bic Obsrlippe IpSttil@
emporseSoSen. geitancr, elm re.5sness
Bouquet BON geilden uao WaIBlodten
elm perfrittss GreitbauSprcouft IN Der
5anb balteno, iberlab BON Der @dweue
aus nit glibesldneue bic situation.
Der 3etpuntt. um fir Mila aufmerf=
laalfeiten gu biten, mar un9iinitis &C.
wdblt, aber @atide mar unbeidaft'st
unb selausweilt, man nubte iid beute
oamit besniiseu, I'D, bel ibr uno ntht
bei Der iiin3sren 9hwelt'r an9eneeM 81
MAIDEN.
(Gortietuns fplst,
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- gerlin. 9ie betreIfenoe 5adber=
itdnbigen=G =Gommiilion 1T Der Mnli6t,
baB bie Soften ber Ginberleibung BEG
unteren glbgebietes in ben 3olloerein
b;e 8ortbeile berlelben iibertpiegen
,piir6e. Ser plan tpirb baber pabr=
ideinli6 fallen gelaiien oen.-Ser
ioeial =bemofratiide 9(bgeoronete Nuer,
lpeItsr li6 na6 8ertagung bes Nei6s=
tags bier betreffen lieb, 1T perbaftet
iporoen.-9ie 0ffentllde Qlusfelluns
BON e!nIhfageSetteln Der Iustpanoerer=
agenten uno auslan0ii6e Sampfergez
feuI6aften lit perboten morben, uno in
Der nd6ien Sibung bes Gei6stqges ion
cine 0orlase sur @rI6perung Der 9lus=
manoerung eingebra6t tperben.
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~ @}an beabii6tigt in pqris cine
eleftrii6e giienbabnlinie gu er0ffnen,
mie es beren i6on in 8riiiIel uno 8er=
lin giebt. sic tpirb an Ben Gbamps
glDices ilber place Be la Gonooroe na6
Dem Saroin b'Qcelimation fiibren. IS
1T au9 bic Mebe bapon, Die 9lbenue ber
Clamps glDlees nit eleftii9em 2idbt sll
erbellen unb auf ben gouleparos iollen
bon 100 gu 100 S6ritten eleftrii9e
Ganbelaber alfgefteQt merben.
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fen, mas in @alpeltpn 70 anseleben tplro,
ba6 bic @eleuldaft ben Plan, in @alpsz
itpn einen Nussansspunft gu iudsn, aufz
seSeten bat.
= S. 5. Scbnion, in Satmaasllle,
aat Weilen iaoSltlid BON Gntin mobn
BAIT, bat einen Merifaner nit bret ses
itpblenen Yferben absefaBt. gr fano
bic Yferbe, mabreno ct auf bet Sasb mar,
in einem @ebi ld ansebunoea llnb mat
tete, Bis lie absebplt wurben.
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(Dcrtletuns fplst, :
@sebrt uub ge1egnet.

gIs elm @uuesium berporTaaenosr
Ner,tc unb Gbsmlter antiinoi9ts, bab burd
Coordination et!ieber wotlbetannter wertb'
ycaer 5eilsrdits bte muneertatlte Webi'
gin proeu,'rt ,uotefn fei, tis cine 70 erobs
3abl ppn aranttsiten furire, bab fait a1'
aabern Reei,insn entbebrlt6 wureen. D1
,meifslten pisle an Der Babrssii oifEs:
Nnfiinbiaune; uaein unwiOsriesliae auI
5tatiaasn tssriinte'e gswsiis babsn ole
3meifsl bslsittat, rns tsuts wsrbsn Die
Gntbefsr tss 5opfenBttters Son
autn als Wos!tbater sesbrt uno ssissnst.
uOemperat.'
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= Die einsise So6ter bes pilenfa=
brifanten uno Wfilliondrs 9lDer BON
2opea, Neaii., 6efinbet ii6 sur 3eit III
paris. llnldngit beparb iib Elm bours
bOnii6er prins, @etter oes Son Garlos,
I'M lire 9ano. Sic CAB eine abf6ld=
sige Nntmort, aber aufs Neue BON Dem
g1erber beordngt, lieB tie inn iagen:
sd babe ueniser 8erlangen na6 fsi=
mem 9loelstitel, als er na6 meinem
@eloe!"
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Mrs. Qsinelo'S Sootbina Syrup.

OfrS. gSinslo'S Sootbing Syrup.
Rso. Ssloauus Gob5 ldrstbt In Bolton
@briaian Greeman folsenesrmabsn Dir
warcen auf teinen Jaa cine Mcot,in emp,
feblen, uenn mir niht wiiBtsn. tab fs gut
wdrs - belonosrs far ainbsr. gon
Mrs. Binsluws Sprup f5snsn ,pir aus
grfabruns ipreaen In unfeser eissnsn
5amilie mar iIe BON 5ssen. Dsnn mir
sesn Sprup einem Rtnte sabea. pas NIT
eeibeet ssplaet mar, 70 periaafts es benz.
lslbsa rutisen Sdlaf unp ben eitsrn Jtu-
be. Die msiitsn Gltern mi6en bies gu
fdabsn. 0ier 1T Gin NrtifsI, Der unlhae>
lid uno rcblttdtis III, bsnn Der @dlal
Zen er sr3eust 1T natiirlid unb Der tlsins
Gterub ermadt 70 BED ais elm Gnopf.
Wabrsnb csr periooe pes 3atnens III Ser
@ptup Don unltds6arem sDsrtbe. Dir
baben Sltsrs BON Miitisru Iassn tSren,
bnb ile nidt ubns ben SYrup iein m5hten
pon ter @eburt pss &iapes an Bis cas-
3ahrsn pori.hsr Ii. gu psrfauisn In
alien Mpottsfen au 25 Gents bic 5lalde.
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- 9ieupermablte ridten ibr Saus elm.
Sbne SOZODONT febtt etpaS. SIR
freunolides 2ideln erbeitert i'm; i1re
3Ibne erbalten ben berrltden @lan1
pas 5abnileiid bic idSne 05tbe nur
iurd ben @ebraud Des SOZODONT.
Sc 1T ous 5illislte 3abnmitte1, ein paar
Srppfen auf bic .3abnbIrlfe mi1fen er=
friidenb uno peridSnernb. s(ue Drps
suiften perfaufsn oalielbe.
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(DettOlt puf unb Sribans pom 16. San.
Gehbcimsr Bros. babsn iusbsn Elm @ar.
loab ron Nssos Silt Gp9. 1oae erbaltsn.
Disisr Mrtitel ssrtuufl fa fsbr RAID unp
70 mub es aud lsin, benn 60 LIT otns 3psi'
fsl Der bsfe Nstltsl i.iner &rt, per ie elm.
ssfabrt warpe, uno bat midi isinsS 0lei.
den. Sur baS befe Waterial mlrb 3u
Nseps @tit 9pse 5one psrmautt.
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- Cine sroBe auswabl BON S4uben
fitr Damen, WfiDden unb 3inber 10 eben
ansefommen bei @. 9. Sranf. gs
wirb Sarantirt, baB bic preiie tiliser
Iinb, ais ir9enbwo in Der Stabt.
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- Billisen 3afel=Oamaf, rabmfar=
biseS uno rctbes unb meiBeS Eafelleinen,
Danlaltene uno tiirfii9 rptbe Serpietten,
Sanbtider &c. Bel $. @renet, alanlos
sebduoe, eine Ireppe bod.
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- Infer gprratb bon weiben unb se<
ltreif item 3atpn8 1T beoeutenb, pelden mir
3u iebr ntdeisen Breiie pertaufen.
Sdram & s .
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SIN tur5er 3eit bat s.. 9. Srant
iein @eiaIft beinabe uu bas Doppelte
persrSBert, neil er feline Waaren gu billt=
gen Yreiien perfauft. Serr Trant emz
pfieblt aue Waaren fir ben 3eit ber
Saiion gu auBerlt bilisen 8reilen.
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Sofepb Sanoa's Mitbte
in Neu, 8raunfels mabIt istr sutss Sorn
unb Wst,snmetl nno pertauft In e,osen
Quantitdtrn in bic umgesenp.
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- Seibene Sduiire uno Qua item in
alien Sarben lino gu baben BET
g dram, & So.
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=, Gue unfsrs sr:sea 3istuap,n Aabea ilatt Unit
Nnflht BON
Ben. o. o. 8eanresard nud Gsu.
gabal q. Gariy.

MS @nfrasen fur as.nten, fcme 8 8aten fir
Gluss tOnnsn nur in bsr Sffss In Nsw. Srleaae
aeradbi fctrben.
Wsssa airsuIarsa ub. Btfisaunssu faretse man an
Wf. u. Daupbin,
Htw OrIsanS ea
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Damenz, Serren= unb Sinber=
Striinpfe bel g dram, & 60.