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, 1881-04-20
THE FLOODS,

'Mlstnrtunos mover come singiy. The Chtcnao
& Northwestern aud the ChtcMEn Milwaukee, &
st. pAul lsaltroads having not yet quito gotten
over tho troubles cn,scd by tho anow blockuues,
witch hnvo cost them large amounts OF money.
nre now suffering fran, Hoods which trny cnus6
them still lnrKor olltlays. unicss tho rush Ut
waters soon ceases. Tho Nook Rlvor Ut Dixon
has reached sueh a hight as to flood tho trucks
Ut tho Chicago & Northwestern noar that pulnt,
and cndangar tho bridge. The mai,uKers Of
the road thought It advisable not to run my
trims nvor tho endangered portion of tho road
ysstorday. and tho passangors for Council
Burlington. :,
this city and Aflfrallkcg, ls nlsD suffering from
nvert1wF. and Was unnGo to ruiz TRIMS
through botWeen tho two points. Thp ChtcAxtl,
Roek lsaud T. Public s still nble to run thronGh
hut THO water In Grten River and ltu0k River IS
nenrly up to tho truck, Rnd q further risa mag
docs nut anticipate nny troubla from tho tl0l,i,
tts trucks al,I bridges being stu soma dlsranes
nlovo tue wntors Tho railroad usIloIal4 Ar8 IL.
hopes that tho worst Is uver, md tnt tho watnrs
will rise n0 more, as tho snow III tho country Ia
rapidly melting AWAY, Tho only tlan3er Is II
heavy rain Within tho next tweNty.fosr hnura
In which case NIL the fowa ami Wlscnnsln lines
would no doubt auffer much damage from tho
floods.
, 1881-04-20

.ENttAGED SHIPPERS. =
Comrniaa!oncr Fink and tho Easteru trunk.
linn presIIrnta na.t In o,tbnr tvrcrnnt ~ I'm
~. u'uss W ol tac
to"sr, rsoa so,oraeu. Or taoy Sesyo
ion. sag 10 as the$ p!easo. e.ae they eoala NOT
hnvo faken such stupid action rs thoy did last
Saturday whan thoy ordurnd grain rates to be-
nftysnnctl frnn oS centa nor IN n,,uifs rhic, ~
~ Mow vors ~ n annts w,,S,,s %wn. oau .,na,o
days notlco to shippers. They did this In tho
cont contuots ~ Nv Iast @ weak % nn tho he sunaaafsioa ss us
tuAk Ene KsAsH fata WO0la ee1laih u ~
cunts tor ten days ut lgast, for under
tho rules OF tho Rastern pool ton dsys notino of
n nou,o,nnIatnd .dvnncnr hn. IN t,c r,,.e1 NJ
"vs.s+'r'+.se s.,sE asase ~. w " 9Ne"' ~
FoQu'su sueae Hn,pPaFs hoH III pay RVo ccnta
calculation would utitct Immense l,sses OF, most
or ttnr, ana II Il o,orc." hnt nI ,tot ~,
W.sas.s a sa,nas .hia 4,.' 'as 10y
Westcfn eatppoN 1et1Hancat thla alKn-hRnd1d
Outrage III unMc4sured turns. fosaatcs this tho
trunk line Proaatst,ts must tQyo boon nwure
ns bn:,fsct thnt ,hair rry,qs hnI r.,to
49,. 80, -. as e"s ""u ts'8u.
taH.!@s's ~ Y eenH VIVA aumpeF ot
Lending shippers, which. cannot TO disposed
anvu these coRtEuuts a deuIdel ulva.ithge Uvuf
ehns1 nlat hayp h0t been 40 toytunatU NJ to a.
euro e0Ntrunta Tho trunk lines uxcusu theIr
Aut4On OH tao Kro4ud that tho Is Cept FntQ WAs
nut regular but d out ono, aud consequently
no notla0 WIS necessary. YhI4 IL rho !inslcakt
klna of u prntoxt. Tla ruteg wcyo reduced u s1
eents ly otliaal: 9r.les Of Commissioner Fink,
, 1881-04-20
OREGON,

Special Dtpateh to Tie Cnteaqo Tribune,
QRE0QS. Ill., Apsll 19..-Tho municipal election
to-day resulted In q sweeping ylotory for tho
Temperance purity, eeotIny F. q. rotrie Maypr
and two Ahiern,an.~John ]. 0tovor and George
A. A{tx. Tho License paEty eiortei3 one Alder
man, W u. MunRer: Our penple Aro Wild With
delight. The band Ia pnra0lnG our streets, and
the boys are cheering for Fctrlo.
, 1881-04-20

Isp1AxAFoL1s, ..IHd., April lO.-Amons tho
Oenoru1 Passenger Agents Of Western lines In
attcR1auco upon the meeting to-day at the new
peuisoa tIotvl .wsEq E. 4. Ford. ". D, ahpttue,
A. ]. Bm!t5,R. T. brydon. ]. u. Chaebeough, p.
W. Rukglas. g. W. Snow, @. II. Daniels, George
II. smitaf L. y. Cone, Jr., 4, u. waldson, Q. ".
smIth. ]. ". Cary. A. D. smith, A. 3. Clurk, ".
a. IhralI, u 0. scuil, +. y. Myers, J, J. Hys,,c,
I: Il. Ayers. ~. ., Hale, II. v. +, Taylor, o. r,
'MMaqa,sy;y, q 2. Wfsha;I' Y Y. 0hAss, +; nakor.
wWRs,Sy W''n,yy. W; y votneHSfgsr l. D. H"ssner,
nun. 4,td jim, Hall. Tho purpose 0f tho moat-
lng. which VIII ct,nt'nue 5y6f to-morsrj,r. Ii 10
s.s,ar9 9t s:luitable adjustment Of am!Erapt aud
eecona' olaAs PaasenYer Fatos.
, 1881-04-20
>; :" A QUARRY.

satftal cbrtrspondsAts n sAs Chicago Tribune tss
6ourd Rt1ta. ILL.,. April 'lS.-4ee.% ulsayor ih4s
boon oIorel LOU for hIs South Elzsn stof55as
quarry BY j. 4. Vvnt 4 Co, at s4la place, and 4u
has offered 10 take 3T0N for 1t, lt' which pyieY,
quarry u one VI she iuost valuable pla2o& 1T !
pFnpsEt{ On the tlfQr. aud Ia wqEkh Msutt MINE
than either OF tho above prices. - ~ r.,
, 1881-04-20

anteial Dtspateh 70 Tht Chicago Tribune.
U1LMAH, ILL.,, April l9.-The city election took
plnce to-day. Tho Issue was License or No L.
consr. Thero'Wus little Excitement, but much
tntoresr md focllnR, manifested. The Llpousc
purity alertcd tho bead Of tholr Ticket BY 60 ma
}Orty. The Council Is now thoroughly Llcet1Bo.
Tho lntllrs aiaO voted fu tho Eurhl OF d putttun
on tho question, 20 vuttnY avainst and for
License.
, 1881-04-20
ST. I0ula.

6T. Lou2g, April 1o.-Th0 ssseoe.rai!way con-
auctora anu drivers of nil tho ilnes In tho Guy
bave decided TO tnake donand for the TcaoS'
tton Of tho 'hnurs Of labor. They uow wctA
twslye to fourteen hours on abort runs. aI ~. ".
teon TO- alRhteep. huurs OH lung runs. n!l9 ~
dny, What they want IL il reduction 10 t"clsGG
hours pet day all ronRu ut pr.,dont WAgrs ''s aas
thoy assert II tho G0tnpaiaa DO nut c0Gnpy W. ~
po heIl th.marFpw piyht, at which tlelF t,einaM
will bo f0gMula&eu and prosecuted 10 Tue ce~'
pAllGA,
, 1881-04-20

Kltctrlo Motors for ktroet"Cnfs. All,
tesied ~ sibstituts f0r horsts III strest I'll I'll
5naa uAt1. Thu expsrilnent proved saSute1 e1s
but tllb inctnrS were found ~ 10 faf lIo'e
Reestvc thals Aoryus, y;
, 1881-04-20
81 n1yf1tTT

spsetat Dtpateh to Ins Chicago Tribune
DWIGHT, Illi April l9.-O. W. Pullard, J. u.
Parsons, Henry Hdridgs. and u. Scott, tho Tenn
perancs candidates fus Trlgtces, were oleoted
by " !nHjurity., Lust year tue LicouBa ticket
was eleolad. Tho church bells nre rupinR, aud
thero IL great retbciug among tho temperance
people.
, 1881-04-20

N1w ORLxAk1, April l0.--The labnrcrs afe W
q strike In st. bernard vArtsh. Tho Ira''ef y. ~
she strtke IL q white man. 4 commiftaes =, !,
plansers waited On tho dayernot1 who W.T. r.. .
necessary, order nut tho troops 10 queil w. "
turbanoe. "A BtntI tif1eeE bus been sent ~ ?"
pernard PartSh TO Investigate, '.u
, 1881-04-20
FFrlNt7HAHr.


6pes9d| Qtnateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
/, ErrtNquAM. ILL.,, April 10,-The RcpublIcaps
gained great Victory bore to-day. oleottnr their
entire city tlokot exoopt Police Magistrate,
There 10 great rejoicing among Republlcat,s, as
It IL tho secnna time nnIy In tho history OF tho
City lp which tho Democracy have 6eun DE-
fGAted,
, 1881-04-20

aptsta{ Dispasst fa 7as CAtea&p |4t1ah&,
KkYANEK, ILL.,, April &o,-At tbs vsl,pse plso.!
ton held to-day u heavy vote wa4 cast, result, ,nx
5utho pcutiou or the L,cens0 ticket by 80 ul4ior-
TholnE the. tloasst oo4tOste4 elsctloA ever
held 10 it6i3Ntll1ga. Il -:
, 1881-04-20
main ns It now II, tho Democrats. being
enslnl numerically 10 tho Republicans. Will
Insist, up1l M equal distribution nf Chair

rllE pEMoclAric SENATOR'S :nb +,
hive dtHrrntncd 10 meet !sIttr's rrsolntEnAl
tler!ariig fnr ul cStrn ss,HIu'l or ChhEr.SS
fnr Inquiry lIto shs trim anl tlis .ecr"sity e. M
hiilnh the tnrltY question, hut not III 4 call
for MI extra scsslnn. Senator 1leck viii, M
l,p!lnt ut thu nemucrnts. submit n prt'posi-
e" @ eFsa,e 'a' s f ssastora1 Z gonssion fs 't
nrxl fsei'iar sessiois ' oi Conar!:s:: ,hnt
surl! t,"'n'hisslon chi, n'nee q fnli an!
S%%e's Ser4 ea,s s q"s'S' co,,est Me Would sriss
, doMs. TIL. DtinoclnticS 5. intors my they
VIII Invite !l!nir to Join them IL bringing this
pend,g RESOLUTION III III tl,s sIrriiol' @ 81 Senate
Otltcers 10 ts.e rear. atsl TINT tin Desnnfrnts
wil als" !Eoi;s t., t. lnl nln|r y rnSs''Ing la I
porter to-ni2l!t, sattt tlle WIS ltt earnest IN
j,rssIng III extl. ,srJslon, lis ',e believed Tits
the ullly way 10 break Thu pnutlInH .tleadOek
In ths Ss',a,s. liz saf'l tho Republicans will
TIE DEMOCRATS A,!E 1ErEuMtSEn,
but that the Drnoertls could mt mnlntatn
their presuiit A.tltN.selu Il Legislative scsstNlt;
that tho Democrats wt'llEd mt tlnra to OBJ
str,let reEnlnr lcgtslattve business by npt,os-
pei them to Yield; that. besides being tho
enssSt 4nd Quickest why. OF brea tl,u
tieatllo&. tller. y m'tcll Important business
l'rrsl,lert aud Cubinet. Afr lslair sni,I |. WIS
true. + was tlIs own Idea # u solution "
Willie W. 'S''f sa,s fep:n sF s!F ssaass ss se '';n;
III IT. nssssy I'm cteraatn ae sxssfax mt fsss e yie
tue pol,lt they nre fighting for. fl'orv arn q
9,Der f KenlIsn,l SG,1rs .s 1nw MYTH. .s
, 1881-04-20

sp*etat pheateh 70 fas cateasa 1r1Auas.
Att~AVkks, ADsil la-It IL lows sseilsa tsct
s!th capital Ut tSao pQ0 hsaded BY Atsx b}i.rh.
oil. y. y. MurrIM, tFhAs4cs Co(h}, nu4 other Fail,
, 1881-04-20

bending question will be first OF, the pas-
s9Ke Of THO resolution to elect officers. To
night the Democrats heard Ut tho matter,
OIL ln,t1d,
, 1881-04-20

Spsstas UspassA to TIA Uhteaeq Ttbpns,
1spIAHArotls, Ind, April la,:--The articles OF
consolidation or tho Fqlodo. pe!RAos k Bpsllny-
TON 1tallrnad with tho Dayton, Cpvlngtoa- &;
the ttrruuF road, have pesa HIsl 10 tbs clHce nf
the SECRETARY Of State.
, 1881-04-20
MORRIS,

ap<etal p1patkA 70 ~ CAteasp 7tthsns.
stoiAis, I'LL, April lo.-Ths; oisy, ,sisetlon was
9losa aud exeIttuS. T4e DomourRta elect Mayor,
TesFks and TWO pf the tlys Allutulpp,
, 1881-04-20
OpEI4L,

spttt.i Dpp4tss 70 "a, NO. pstts;, 1,tssut,
onEtt.. ill.,. Aprtl lb.--Thq toljowlus License
ticket was elected tu'dpy by a ropsEax lnajpsl,ys
r 9, uarntstcs, 9. Rinote!l, E. u, Vaughan, and
u, apuehwtpk for TEuatessS George W. AhbA-
99Iuska, Folieq AsRiatFatei G, =. AIT Village
, 1881-04-20

SpTeta1 ptspattA 10 ~ GAtesao Iftbnns,
JOLIET, H.. April l2.-Portet, Demoosat, IL re-
eleotad Mayor W lsa .ualastsf. Tia eutlss Qcla-
nsratio' oily fioket WIZ slButa4 except. Poiog
Muyiytsate pn4 wv AldeFMsu, x, Z
, 1881-04-20
SANDWICH AND sos1ONAuK,

6Aapwtcig, H., April 1o..rhe cisy etecttop to.
day resulted as follows; Fred H. Mpshcr, tho
Llocnse csndIdqte, was elected Mayor; J. 4,
woodward. Trcaausar; ". ". SedKwaok, Attos,
ney, vMo ~. Llfpass and one Llcouse Alder-
e0M0nauk went No. License, y
, 1881-04-20

KsoxytlLE, Teup.; April 10.-cqntraots have
been awarded for the compilation OF the Knox
vlllo & 0hto Ratlrosd to tho Kontucky Btats
l'Ha. The work would bo pushed with Rll pos.
a!6'0 ereal. Contracts tor completing tho NORTH
CarusbHa u1tonslQn Of The EAsk Tennessee Hood'
to tho Moth CAEolna 'ilhe viii ba awarded 10
lpOtFuW, 'Er ~
, 1881-04-20

AToI1soN, roPak& d ;sANrA re.
TosEkA. KaA. April le.--fha aRnuas meeting
OF tho asoekhodefs qs The Atohlson. Topaks, ia
sant4 @ " hsl!soaa vii! be heu ip this city Thurs.
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a Torrlhlc AecIdcnt.

Yesterday afternoon, about 8 o'clock,
fearful accident belel ono Of tho laboror at
tho Howard oil mills, and il Is q miracle tha
he was not killed outright. His mamie is
Arthur Williams, and at the time it occurred
h. was engaged in oiIing the uprighls over
tho gin stand, when his left arm was caught
at tho elbow by the screw that shifts the
coltou.sced, and tho limb was pulled in TO
within few inches of tsoshouldor, and from
there down to the wis. i. was lrightfully
msugled, the flesh being torn open, A HER
AID reporter visited him nj his cabin on
CAbell street aud learned the extent of his
injuries. which are not, he says, considered
by DR.. Pace, who attended him, dangerous.
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company, y petition numcrously signed by
some OF tho est ci,jaJu5 and heaviest tax
PAYERS of the Fourth ward, is boing circulated,
calling upon Mr.. Horny A. Hills TO run for
aldermen ia that ward, in tho coming mu'
nioipR election. No ono perhaps under
stands tho wants of Dallas any better than
Mr.. Hills HIS many irielda appear to DO
bent on running him as their first, last ana
only choice.
Tomorrow night at the corner of Main
ard Murphy streets, u now saloon named
after that celebrated brand of whisky, tho
"Glen Lee" will be opened, under the man
aeement Of j. Q Starko, an old veteran in
the business, and John u. Hogan, an OK
perienced saloonist, who have formed CO.
partnership in this saloon as Slarllo ~ Ho-
gan. proprietors. The building is neatly and
hastily fitted up, and ON Saturday night 1t
will be thrown open TO tho public, with
music and the serving of Il superb lunch.
We understand tho Presbyterian church
has or 10 about to exchange It's lot, corner OF
Elm and Ervay street, 90 by 100 feet for that
beautiful lot on the summit Of tho ridge,
northeast corner of Main and Harwood.
The latter lot has o south ir5nS of 10 feet
on Main street aud west front of 30 teel on
HARDWOOD, with IN alley on the north, sep
araling it from all private property. The
silo is beautiful and has boeu unsuccosstuly
sought by four different churches previously.
II is within 100 feet of the geographical CEN
tire Of Dallas, and the church, when erected,
will DO visible for p greater distance than any
other ediloe in Dallas, j. Q, from five to tit-
toCn miles.
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PERsoNeL.

j. Il. Whitfield, Of Mississippi attorney
for the Southern Express company, is at the
Grand. Windsor.
Mike j. Russell, Of Now York, and a
clever, genial fellow who ranks away up
among the boys, ia in the city.
Mr.. j. Q. Chapman, of Marlin, an old
resident Of Dallas county and Mr.. n. G..
Walker, Of Dallas county, were among the
callers ut the HERALD office to-day.
Ben V. Couson, ESQ., has accepted situa-
ton MS trseliug salesman for Schneider "
Davis While Ben has only beon with tho
HERALD for few months, we do not hesi-
tato to say that no is one Of tho best men on
the road We have ever seen in the state. The
regret with which we part with him is un-
speskable, but we wish him much success in
his new field, and we know he will succeed
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Calm, Freiberg & Co
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

In this mornings issue Of the HERALD
will be sound the following new advertise
ments;
p. Maggie, Taylor, Texas, wants a good
blacksmith.
Experienced grocery clerk wants employ
ment. Lock box I'LL.
ID. Sizer, corner Elm and Sycamore, has q
new piano for sale.
StocElraisers' association of Clear Fork and
the Colorado, publish place of annual meet
ing, etc.
Ancient Order of Forestera meets tonight.
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George Rick the Oldest furniture dealer in
tho city, has one OF tho largest AM must Gle
CANT stocks Of furniture over o0erCa n Dali
las. And, whllo he seems lao lower grades,
Mt either wholesale or retail, he prides HIM
self on keeping the latest styles and patterns
and elegant designs Of new furniture. What
Sanger Bros, are TO tho dry goods trade,
George Rick is to the furniture TRADE. Both
are old frms, and both have the confidence of
tho people. Those who know Rick will buy
of no other person. When furniture is wanted
call and see him, make his acquaintance, and
buy your furniture from him, If you want 10
bo pleased in goods and prices.
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RmlIrond Nova.

The conjunction Of the Santa Fo 81 South.
ern Pacific will DO formed about March l.
Tho track layers arc only five or six miles
part. 1t is thought that through trains
will run from Kansas City to San Francisco
by the l0,h of March.
Bob Gillespie has been in st. Louis look
ing after the traffic TO New Orleans for
Msrdi Gras for the Iron Mountain 81
Southern.
The earnings of tho Iron Mountain &
Southern railroad for tao second week in
February, were Sl40,llG IL against $751;
508 % for the corresponding week Of last
year. Quito q large increase.
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AROUND TOWN.

Il. NJ. Shaw was presented yesterday morn
ing BY his vito with O fine II pound son.
Charles Hardie, charged with robbng a
stage near Brawnwood, was released from
Jail yesterday on bond
One hundred and fifty dollars in fines was
harvested In the mayors court yesterday.
The most Of it was the monthly fines imposed
on the soiled doves.
Yank Adams, tho finger billardist, and Il.
j. Mcclure of New York, went out with
Alex CoclSrell yesterday to his ranch to apeud
few days cunning.
Louis Lenway, Louis Meyer, John Mere
dith, Theodore Meredith aud +, Antoine, left
Yesterday morning 10 attend the Mardi
Gras festivities at New Orleans.
Yesterday was beautiful spring day,
rather warm, and the merchants who so
temptingly display their spring stock Of
goods, enjoy it more than any ono else.
William Shelton was tried before U. S.
Commissioner Burford yesterday, on the
charge of bull-dozing Commissioner Knox,
of Falls county, by threats, thus defeating
tho demands of the law, and was released.
Lost or stolen, one bay horse l6 hands
high, star In forehead, ono white hind foot
ono roam horse, Is hands high, branded or
hip S A M. Information thankfully received
aud literally rewarded. Mitchell y Scruggs
Tho Dallas land league club met ut tho
board CT irado rooms last night There wa
largo attendance and numb r Of names
were added to the list. Speeches were mad
indifferent members. The club adjourneC
70 meet next Thursday night.
The remains Of Captain Il. NJ. Gano, VIII,
died Of Austin on tho 18th Of this month
which wero brought here NJ tho instance Q
his nephows, sons OF General Il. M. Gano
wore shipped "Wednesday evening TO Lex
ington, KY, whore they will be inferred.
Since no resigned from the water suppl,
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Tho Mckinney Enquirer hssRcolumn and
over about manufacturing, which was writ
ten by the editor after visiting the boot and
shoe factory of A. s. w. Huustablo in that
place. lie thinks they deserve credit for
building up an industry Ike that in their
lively little city. The Advocate also speaks
Of the enterprise of this firm, and predicts
that they will be rival of somo Of tho
largest eastern factories in claiming Texas
trn1n
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In reply TO your invitation, rendered to our
beloved King Kokolorum,to attend amasquo-
rade ball on Mardi Gras, Tuesday, March 1st,st
Turner hall, have the pleasure to Inform
you that his majesty will comply with you
request, and no ana his staff will reach Dial
las in due time. (Signed),
QUACR QUACK, Premier Minister.
Tickets for the masquerade ball ST. For
sale by H. H.. Esenlohr, Market drug store,
d. Goslin's China null and Trinity cigar
factory. Tickets not transferable.
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rhnnrn OF Nnnn.
ONCE of rhc Home Blttors CO.,1
Nos. 81 and % North huiu street,
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb, q, lsSi,

DEAR SIR-Wo beg 90 inform our friends
and patrons that the corporate name of this
company has been changed 20 tho 81. Louis
Wine company, on the 10Th instant. There
will Bono change in lha business Of The COM
pany, except that with our increased facilities
in our new location, a and % North Mail
street, we will be able to supply the rapidly
increasing demand iorourgoods, with greater
promptuess than heretofore. While we are
gratihed at the sloGdy increase Of tho de-
maud for our medicinal Preparations, the re-
msrlabo success ofour Bar lie Duo Chsm~
psguo is y source Of pride and genuine sur
prise. Yours respectfully
The HOME BrTERs Co.
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Kent Is always knoadng and turns outth
hest bread, tie most delicious pies, cakes and
ia Texas.
lle deliycrs bread md all he manufactures
to any part of the city. a household which
does not buy from Kent can never be happy
one.
Leave orders at SOP Main street, at Kont
hotel, which, by the way, is q hotel and III
bort rnrn I'm tha cilN.
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NntLonaI IIolel Dlning Room /

This walI-kuown hotel, after O success
run for years under the old manageme
has undergone a change Mr.. Billy Hi
that prince Of caterers, who needs no reon
mendalion from the public, has taken charge
OF tho dining room, where meals will be
served at all hours.
WIN. HINES Proprietor.
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no! FOR MARDI GDAs
At New Orleans. Memphis and Ct
weston.

The Texas and Pacific railroad will 1
round "Trip tickets at greatly reduced rss
and visitors to Now Orleans will have chloe
of routes via Memphis, all rail; via Los
view or Minneola and Houston, all rail; ID
via Shreveport and Red river.
Meals and staterooms included on stoa
boats, Information relative 10 rates, tin,
otc., will be cheerfully furnished on appli.
cation. ". p, TURNER,
TIT Ag't Dallas
r. W. THOMPSON, JE.,
Gen'l Pass ger Ag't, Marshal.
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The attention Of tho public is called TO the
arrival in Dallas Of DR.. Lane the we'll known
medical and surgical specialist. Those in.
need of eminent medical and surgical skill
will do well to cali upon hinl'st his oiiioo on
Main street. over Corners drug Store See
adj in another column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

You will lud anythinggood md bic in he
eating line ut low prices at Joseph Mene-
zer'a Timothy x: 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

Globe Mills spices, coileoand baking pow
der arc pure. All Grocors sell them. Ask
or Globe Mills and try it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

Globe Mills for spices and daily fresh
roasted cotees, of the finest flavor aud quail
ity. ut Joseph Memcsar's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

Diamonds, watches aud solid god jewolry,
at tho new jewelry store, 81. George hotel
building.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

Thurber's Deep Sea mackere, at A. j,
Rosenleld's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

The best corset manufactured is tho Du-
plox corset, for sale ut A, 81 Il, MittonthaPs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

Fall dwintor dress goods at co, ut As
g. Il. Mitonthars,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

Egin watches just received, anew stock
at the now iawelry store, ST. George hotel.
building.
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The finest OF California canned fruits, ct
A. j. Rosenleld's
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Thon,uson,s Theatre.

Prices reduced to suit tho times, Is, %
and 80 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-25

l.. Il Curtis, ioweler. IL Main street, 81
George hotel building. Watches and jew
elry carefully repaired.
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We Have Just Received

Maple Syrup by the barrel per gallop..l 90
Sardines Ia mustard, prr can......,..,s..' 20
SaIdnel in tomatoes, per Cau..,,....,.... ~
Mushroom sauce, per boltlo...,.......,... 81
Mexican extract OF pepper. 40
nuubar's orange preserves, per can, Az
Duno0r'a tgs, per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, M
Deviled crabs, per can, ,...,,......,,..,..,. -
Dudley pumpkin, per cHn...,.,..,,..... 70
New York creamery butter per pound.... SO
Fresh green corn, por pound. ...,.,....,.., ~
Fresh split peas, per pound. lo
Fresh mInee meat, per pound. ........... 1915
New dried corn, per pound, .,.............,. 10
New dried hlaclgberrles, per pound ,.,.,.. -
Hungarian flour, per pound. ..,....,,....., %
Mirabelles, In brandy, per bottlc.".,..u. %
Queen Imported olives, quartz, per bottle, %
Queen imported olives, pinto, per hottie, ~
Queen American olives, quarts, per bottle, DO
French prepared mustard, per quart. ~
ETC., etc. FREQ delivery.
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Only $3.50 for q good boy suite a. s..
Mittouthal's.
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Take "BLAoK.DRAUeHr" and gsa

will never be billions.
For sale by all drugg cts,