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cr,MnucS, e,a9ornto fnv'cwa. editorials, caar IN
EsSsr Me ha t1 q oys, ssofn"s bo II sycn
jnrormaton or n ieTst for thss IL vnia for The
pionahp which ought to exist OF, liz si.Fsm SiIFam.
rFNhteNisIcsa md religious truth, AsnJ.sn,oas s,o as
!end mankind. md nutuaI!y tnot.ltnK nsre x p
tsct frn', tst which carrr. VIII L Inc brtsSs.: atsSs.
Ut III rdss MsdcSm9r? G N"thng ess aa
Whys fSa''''ase' f'0'' lof '0a sn0'" e' our aIa.
,nnss, 1t Ia becoming '"' tas
THE SOLE 1vsrnucror.
It a inc nlatoElun or lno W0flu's dnity life. r.
new power n tlie worl,l-viz.: tho nowspanete
nails u. .g snd T. s We', taat & " counsel soRee,
mighty Powss and regal aiihorty fro'. siS I'D ta'
nnclean sn unworthy is ,ss9n w ,'s;s: s!s:,'iss IL
s g. ss iasiS ioulis s%..r sSs rsS sss;
sreYs gssental ,!oetres q ne Go5ps! 100
their time % ND money. ,lnllttlnG them for TX
rntnr tas asto a.. sS5 aa ros ronos Or M
re,a!.nE' lGadlnE to insanity and allieltie. to tSs
tnontfo, nna ~ no and un1lsns
tho ~ W i ag@voon @ nm" aor apprettMns
Hcw FEY, shall We m asso.upltsh our great tass,"
o,in,,sy ~ w1rxls tho nrSss With gtcae.
oys II At present is producing and pefpet,s. 70 ias
"''"s; "ss;;.oud-1,y patronIzlpo on,v TIM ,,,o..,
Wnien Cnris.!anity can sanetion. ChrIstItn
twonn tia 1nna mi tbn HI u r. ~ Z y, bs.
Thini-ny mnking tic pulpit lie bIass<,
power In society, The ministry Of Tia "HJsa! n.,s!
can and should bo rendered moro attrses3prss 'ps
thst "N' - N |'"'t'o 80 ''''e' '0'0' " fe'afu;
r,ir rttr,p1r 1,As nnowu eo>,n, i, .r,,
~ ' WEAK WEAK" "''"t'yElf
in somo directions, wo must confess; bu, n.
not necessary d!ctum. It certainly is not csed.
ta9Is to @ nntsscra! 1reppto that sermons sho
clever, sparkling, aud poIt,tel: Lot consecrseS
men tako tho pulpit, grapplo, with tiIt taa1ift
sso sst tsak x aee asio a aSoss a es T az!
fully with tho hun1an conscience. Then nots.
!ng San over snporsedo II Ia power. md W
try. uor fear tho advnnolng power Of the pres,
as e. rya hnt, VIZ, The plpif in se van I'D
se n 5oswasa % tno o,vanEnizaton .I of tho world
OF Snrea az stareontct,n Ttcxvs n watnMuea
caS' by the l'0v' 'onn 'rale Q, ro'sof'
This morulug tho hov.. Y. G. Willing Will tess.
AZ hoy. =. il, Wheeor. b. B., of New Yoff, q
"Tho !!eyIsca New Testament" In tho ovennS
,1r fron seieas " T. Ga9ek viii give public reas
sundays program 'HSa4oi Is ss ioiiows: -"
n y /, =. n-scrmon by tho Row D. H.''Hhselts
= ~ y. m,-Looturo BY tho nov William F,vo.,,,
"Gbrlst's Estimate G Il IL Chlidbood. & '''n fa"ee'''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06

Ing. Tho propriety Of building school odacos
aud the educational interests Of the city gem
orally waro discussed Mt some length. The
committee were unanimous upon the ques-
ton Of paying a tax to construct school
buildings, and were also a unit upon the sub
eCt of raising n fund to continue tho schools
until Juna. The details OF these i'm.
portRut mstters will DO finally passed.
upon on Saturday evening next and
after the committee have advised
generally with the citizens Of Dallas respect
ing hem. Every member Of the commi.too
is specially requested to attend at tho padorS
of the Windsor hotel on Saturday evening,
the SLh inst.
Colonel George Noble, general tuperin-
tendent of tho Texas & Pacific, Mr.. Eddy,
general superintendent of the Missouri Pa
ciAo, and other prominent railroad officials,
passed through going west, to-day, by
special trsia. 1t is understood they go TO
Fort Worth TO witness the Inauguration OF
work on the extension of the Missouri Pa
e ic by the International construction com
psr'. who arc to push forward oOzStruc-
tion from that point northeast and south
west as rapidly as men sRd means can
do it. 1t is also understood
hat an arrangement has beer effected with
the Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fe to detect the
course of its line from Fort Worth to n con-
nection with tho Texas & Pacific at point
six milss west of Aboline, in Taylor county,
and that tho Missouri.Pacifc will connect
with and cross the Gulf, Colorado & SAINTS
Flo at Bolton. This information is net
vouched for and is given to the reader fol
what il is worth,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
PECULIAR PHENOMENON
A Strange Rambling sound Like
Unto Railway Train Heard
Northwest of DaIlas-What is
IL, We Scientists?

In a recent trio to the northwest OF Dali
las Mfior John Henry Browns attention
was called, whtn some twenty miles north
west of the city, to peculiar rumbhng
sound, similar to that of a railroad train far
away. Reflection told him that twas twelve
to fifteen miles north to the line of the road
between Dallas and Fort Worth, while the
sound came from the opposite direction in
the northwest, where there was no railroad
for hundreds of miles. Night found him =
guest of Mr.. Roland Witcher, two and one,
ha miles north of Snith6eld, in the wss-
tern edge of the cross timbers, and about
fourteen miles north of Fort Worth. Sit
ting by his lireside, the noise was so distinct
that he spoke of it, as did bis daughter, who
WAS his companion on the voyage. From
that hour (sbout $3.50 p. n.y. till they went 10
sleep at IL p. M, the noise continued, al
ways from the north to northwest. Mr..
Wtcher who is very intelligent
farmer, and a gentleman by nature,
then told Major Brown that he had been
hearing this sound since about the first of
October, but ono of his neighbors had dis
covered it as early as August last. By re-
quest the neighbors began to compare notes.
All had heard the sound, but each one, not
noticing the course, had supposed tito be the
trains between Fort Worth and Dsllas. Yet,
as attention was drawn to the subject, all
realized that the sound came from tho north
or northwest. Mr.. Witcher had Conversed
with an intelligent gentleman fiOm Henrietta,
Ia Cay county, who reported the same phe'
nomenon in that distant county. The next
day, when some twelve miles farther west
and two miles northwest Of the Blue Mound
n Tarrant COUNT, Major Brown distinctly
heard the same roaring, rumbling sound
and stopped The buggy till his daughter fully
realized it. 1t resembles several famili j
sounds-such as a distant water fall; second
~, distant railway train in the night time
thirdly, the dolOrous SQUAD of vino
in pine forest. Its sound hat
universally been from north to northwest
1t resembles somewhat the ominous noise
described by Humboldt as precedioe
the great earthquake Of 1853, ia
Mexico, in which village was destroyed
and the volcanic mountain of Jorullo hsavsd
up in single night, there to stand and vomit
forth ts lava till the present time. He had
almost dismissed the subject from mind till
q day or two since, when he received a call
from Mr.. Joseph McElhauey. of CARROTS
Creek, Wise county. His home is at least 81
miles west of Mr. WitCher's. He fully veri.
hes Major Browns own observation and the
statements Of Mr. Witcher, and has been
hearing the sound, at frequent intervals, fol
about thres months. This is all Major Brown
know about it. The sound, strange and pc.
culisr is q reality. The cause ia RELOCATED tc
Bn0n of science.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
A False Runor,

A report having Como abroad that Mr..
Albert Sampson, who is reported to hail
from War Eagle, Arkansas, wns burned to
death in camp, on Turkey creek, in Clay
county, while making break for the prem.
ised land Of oklohoma, a reporter of thi,
paper called upon Mr.. Fake Story, who had
just arrived from that section and registered
at the st. George last evening, 70 get the
particulars of the affair. The reporter found
Mr.. Story to bo an aflable and intelligent
gentleman and he listened intently as to the
circumstances connected with the burning
Of Mr.. Sampson as detailed, and when tie
reporter had hnished Mr. Story said, sit
STINT So, and it reflects on the climate of CLAY
county Turkey creek, and the whole sur.
rounding country. Mr., Story stated that he
was engaged in catching pole cats for their
skins and that the basis of his operation,
were confined to Turkey creek, which wal
his fayorite stream.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06

"Flne, very FINE SlDunls Nv 0nones'
Printing presses and steamboats, at
Shone's.
Choice New Orleans sugsr-house molasses
L. F. Hughes, 72O Elm street.
Lentels, split and green peas, olives in
bottles. L. +. Hughes, 100 Elm street.
Christmas groceries in great variety, at d.
G. Hedden & Bros, 1877 Elm street.
Fine spices, extracts and essences, at D.
@. Hedden & Bros, 737 Elm street.
Jellies, preserves, sauces and pickles at D..
@. Hedden & Bros, 1877 Elm street.
Leather and cork goods finer than the
finest, at w. j. Shone's, No. sos Nsin street.
Little neck clans and clam chOwder, at
Joseph MenczeTs.
Buckwheat -four, oatmeal Whitaker star
hams, at D. @. Hedden s. Bros, 1877 Elm
street.
Shone has complete sets of standard
works at bedrock prices
LADIES' Curacao, cloth top and pebble
goat button shoes at reduced prices. Wolfe
& Baruch.
CuTrants, citron, raiSins, lemons, maple
syrup. D. G. Hedden s. Bro, 1877 Elm
street.
Miucs-meat, apple butter, drum and sugar
figs, Just received at D. O. Hedden g. Bros.
1877 Elm street.
New York cream cheese, owlss and sa.
sage and other imported cheese, at Joseph
Menczer's.
Fine fresh candies and canned goods just
n, at D. @. Hedden & Bros, 7S7 Elm
treet.
Best -four, best butter, best eofees and
pest teas are to be had of D. @. Hedden &
Bro, 737 Elm street.
Rice -four, Thurber's wheat farina, Der.
muda arrow root pearl tspioca. L. f.
Hughes, 100 Elm street.
Goldfish and mackerel, salmon and halibut
of fine quality, at Joseph Menczer's.
Preserves, jollies, sauces and pickles, Of the
finest brands, at Joseph Menczer's.
Caviar, eeles, trUlIles and other imported
canned goods, in great variety, al Joseph
MonCzers.
Pea tter, apple butter and minco meat
at Jos 81. deuczer's.
Soidga. rg's fine brands of cigars and the
finest cigarettes ard smoking tobbaccos Of
great variety, at Joseph Menczer's.
Dates, prunee, pine-apples and cream
cheese, at D. G. Hedden IL Bros, 737 Elm
street.
Globe mip0~ p,ces and daily fresh
roasted coIloes, Of the finest favor and
quality, ut Joseph Menczera.
You will and anything good and nice in tho
aHng line at low prices, at Joseph Meme.
2ors-Timothy x:l6.
Choice New York cream cheese, English
black currant jelly, canned homeless pigs
fec! and fresh macserel, orange peel pro.
served, raspberry marmalade, brandy peaches
L. f. Hughes, 720 Elm street.
AT Sh0ne's $50 volumes of choice poems
from $l0O to Sl25; Dickens, complete
$1,000; McCauIey, $500; also miscellaneous
and toy books in endless variety, and holiday
goods Of every description. Gold pens, pen.
knives, ETC., etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
CITY BREYTFGaB.

1t had not begun 10 fraczs up to two
o'clock this morning.
The United States grand jury adjourned
yesterday sine die, after having found some
forty true bills.
DR.. Beaumont has removed his office to Coz
Main street, two doors east Of HickoX "
House, druggists.
There came very near being runaway Of
two lovers last Aight, but the patcrlamlias
of the young lady sat down on the proceed
irgs.
Nv Riley, the yard master Of tho Texas
q Pacific, ia rather young man but full of
business, and TO use tho old expression, he is
the right man in tho right place.
There will be public uniform drill of tho
Queen City guards at Fields old opera house
on Friday evening AT 1880 sharp. BY order
ofOsptain George e. FELTON, commanding
The light STOW that fell Monday night
hangs on we'll. II has disappeared from the
city leaving the streets muddy, but in the
suburbs aRd on the prairies il is still to be
seen.
The general meeting tina! was proposed 10
be called for to-day, in the interest of the
public schools, has beOn postponed until
next week. Due notice will be given Of the
day.
About 10 o'clock last night water main
bust near the foot of Lamar street, and
Superintendent Hills wassoon at work on it,
and the water was shut of rs high up as
Main street.
Rumor has it that Mrs. Cele, wife of DR..
G. W. Cole, both of them formerly residents
of this city, had been arrested for the theft of
iewelry in Ray county, Missouri, and that
she is confined in tho countyjai there.
Attention is called to the advertisement Of
Aessrs. Schoolhorr, Bernstein Il Co., manu-.
features of aud dealers in clothing, in New
Yerk and Galveston. This house Justly
commands the confidence Of dealers all over
the country ioriGtegrity and liberal dealing.
Az their next meeting tho county COM
missoners will memorabilia the legislature
TO give Dallas branch of the Ruprems, Ap.
psllate and commissioners courts, and
rs an inducement, they offer for that
purpose all the rooms on the third Aoor OF
courthouse building,
Persons having second-handsd clothing 10
donate to suffering humanity will please
leave the same with Mrs. Captain Sam
Adams, on Young avenue, or Mrs. Alex
Sanger, residence on Ervay street. These
two ladies, as well as some others, have done
a. great deal toward relieving tho wants Of
the unfortunate poor.
Mr.. Robert johnson and Captain Marion
Moon, who have been contractors on III,
Texas Trunk line, haye changed their base o.
operations. Mr.. johnson has secured thu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
re GuzzIed Beer and Played the Ac.
eOrdcOn.

In the district court yesterday, Judge Aid.
ridge granted divorce to Mrs. Weress
klotzback from her husband, Adolph Klotz.
bach. Judging from the tenor of her petit.
ton and the testimony of her sister and
brother, who were introduced as witnesses
Adolph was not tho most amiable man in the
United States, and as 70 being kind and af.
iecionate husband, he was a dead failure.
In her partition she states that Der husband
was at present q resident Of the city of Phila.
delphia, and thatis was there that they were
legally married on the % Of September,
1878, and that they lived together until the
lst day Of February, 1877, when she YVES
compelled to leave him on account o his ill.,
treatment Of her In August Of that wear
she came to this city, where with her sister
and brother she has resided ever since. Dur
ing their marriage a son, William, now five
yeSr3 old, was born TO them. The evidence
went to show that Adolphus was high.
tempered william, who beat his wife, and who
did nothing but drink besr until ho got blind
drunk, when he would play the accordion
When in high state of intoxicatioa he wss
pas3ionately found of music, especially that
OF the hand organ ORDER twas his general
moanness, his fondneas for besr,and the love
OF his accordion that has caused the trouble.
The court granted the divorce and awarded
tho keeping Of the child to the mother.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
PERSON AL.


Judge John S. TrlpletIs, eff st, Louis, is
in tbs city.
Captain A. I. Wilson, sheriff of Kauf.
man county, is in the city.
NJ. W. McGrAw, of New York city, is
registered al tho Grand Windsor.
L. d. Grice, with Laon & II. Blum, Gal
weston, is in the city looking halo and hearty,
Colonel NJ. b. Loyd, president of the First
National bank of Fort Worth, was ia tho
city yesterday.
w. d. Knowles, state agent for the Homo
sewing machine company, left yesterday for
the East on business trip.
Hon. f. Il, Piner, his daughter, Miss Alice
Piner, and Miss Bessie Montgomery, of Dan.
ton, were guest as the st. George hotel YES
terday.
Willie Mcleod, the little son of j. B.
McLeod, propriNtnrof tho St. George hotel
who has been for tir past two weeks abed
with fover, is in' proving
Capt. w, W. Wil0ite, lats one Of tn,
proprietors Of the st. George hotel, Accompa.
Mad by his family, left yesterday for Carol
ton, Missouri, where bS will make his future
home. Duringhi brief stay here Mr.. vii
hite made many warm friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06

All Of Orr's buggios and carriages hav,
Servants patent wheels-l l-8 inch sxles.
Orr's Concord side-spring buggios ar
hung on equalizers and have steel bows, stee
ties and Saryan wheels.
Buy your buggies at w. w. Orr, succosso,
TO Seehler y Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas
Orr sells all styles Of Concord sida-spripp
ouggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list. ~
Go and see 0rr's buggies and carriage.
before buying elsewhere, or send for price,
list. paws
Orr sells the best buggies for the money in
and spring wagons. '''''
tyou want to buy family carriage send
for Orr's catalogue and price list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
The Old Reliable.

George Rick, the oldest furniture dealerh
the city, has one of the largest ant most ee
CANT stocks of furniture oV r 9oenld % DLL
las. And, while he seems lie lower grade,
at either wholesale or retail, he prides hin
self on keeping the latest STYLES and psttetn
snd elegant designs of new furniture. VIII
Sanger Bros. are to the dry goods trad.
George Rick is to the furniture trade. Boil
are old firms, and both have the confidence .
the people. Those who know Rick will bu
of no other person. When furniture is wante
call and see him, make his acquaintance, 30
buy your furniture from him, if you want
be pleased in goods and prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
The Free Reading Room

The rooms over A. Sumner & Cos. music
store on Main street, have been rented, nicely
papared, carpeted and furnished with chair.
and tables and will soon be filled with books,
magazines and papers, making an elegant
and attractive reading room, which is under
the charge of he cathedral guild, and will
be kept open free 10 those who desire to read
and pass their evenings pleasantly. Duo no.
tcce will DO given of the opening Of the room,
which will be sometime next week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
"Remember This"

Now is the time of tho year when people
suffer from all manner Of pains and aches,
such a' Rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff neck,
sore throat, sprains, bruises, etc. Patter-
sons Peach Stone Imminent, the old Quaker
remedy. has never failed to relieve pain, il
used according to directions. II Is positively
tho only external remedy in the world that
strikes at once at the seat of pain and
promptly eradicates it. Sold by all drug.
gists and by w, IL. Patterson b Co., No. Ill
Lamar street.
p. S.-Cut this out and stick II in YOUR hat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
A smOker,s SoIIlonnu.

10 smoke, or not to smoke;
That Is the question; and II TO smoke,
why, where select the weed that solace gives
Aye, there's the rub, for Ia this day
Or sham oOlceits and skilled decention,s art
by merely names of brands high sounding
We do not know to what our casual smoke
may lead.
Nor how avile, cigar may entail headache and
sick stomach
Hence the respect all entertain and have ex-
pressed
Eor FL EsPANoL, smokers parlor, where
Ihe best OF brands beyond dispute and purest
lcaved FNAo''
Tobaccos are always to bshad by lovers of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
GunaaY-schnol Sumner

The children Of the Lamar street Metho
dist Sunday.school gave supper last night
at Fields opera'house, tho object being 10
increase the funds in their treasury 30 as
provide themselves with books and other
neeessaries. There was large atteudanc :,
and the tables, which were hesped With ali
sorts of good things, were literally patron.
lied. Their supper was grand success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 4OOh
cultivation; five sets of tenant houses will
new bois dare post, plank and galvanias
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water On
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, abOut
four miles southwest of Richardson depdt
and some three miles east of Csrrolton depot
One of the best black land plantations in Ii,
west. Price low; terms to suit purchase
For further information, apply to
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06

This loathsome s0ection is compiled
ersdicated from THO system by persistsl
use of Renne's Famous Magic Oil, whit
seizes on the blood and on the secretion
and by purifying them, removes the cause
the ailment, Try the infallible remedy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
Marshal Morton and uis rsrcs

City Marshal Morton put the police force
in line yesterday morning and read them n
few regulations that he said he would insist
on their observing. Said regulation. "a.
fsrred to were, that they should not 70 into
theatres, saloons or other places of resort for
the ordinary herd of humanity, save in N,
discharge OF their official duties. So moi,
it DO. A40''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06

Go to A. j. Brooks saloon, southsa
corner Of Main and Ervay streets, for
drink of pure, unaduItarated liquors, vim
or fresh ice-cold Anheuser beor. This il
private, quiet place, where one can spend 4
hour pleasantly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06

NEAR MARIETTA, VA, March ii. 1s7o
some months ago l bought botlis If
nrssneid's Female Regulator, and uSed il IN IN
my lam'ly with the utmost satisfaction. bs1 ~,
recommended 1t to three other fsm;i;n'. u sNS
.ney have found it Just what il il rscr S~u
mended' The females who haya us ,SSV ,bn
Regulator are now in perfect health SN s .ns
able to attend TO their bonsobO Id'' s,,. ana
We cordially recommend it to the public
sO,a h.. ~ REV. Il. B. JOHNSON.
III oOia oy all druggists. Wholesale hr
Ihompson, Schott & Co, Dallas 0 ny
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
Blind staggers Cured

Pattterson's Peach Stone Liniment has
beSn thoroughly tested for this ailment and
no horse has yet died that was treated with
IT. Battle the animal with the liniment be.
tween the eyes and under the throat; feed on
warm bran nash using DeWitps Condition
Powders according TO directions. For sale bv
w. II. PATTERSON & Co,
III Lsmsr street, Dallas, Tex.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
How TO Get Honey hontTo,,

If You want knowledge you must toll yol
IT. If pleasure, you must toll for it. Toll /,
the law; pleasure comes through toll and not
by self'indulgenCe and Incidence. But ifyou
want money call on Henry COIN, the poet
pswnbreker. No consultation fec required.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
A Frankfort, XIV pbvs,.,a,,s

some months ago the daughter of ono .,
our prominent citizens was nrononu One ~ !
nopeiesa consumptive. She was verv 49, :
reduced in flesh, terrible cough bor 1T ne,
gradually wasting away. | recoDw ~. i,Is
her to use "Dr. Swayne's Comnound 1'n SH
IL ,;ms " .Ea merry" which she did. Ina short
:, % atos sue was lree from all cough and other
Tri sUu sS ana Is now rosy and healthy
* RICE 70 cents and 81 bottle, or six bot,is.
p %: Inc large sizsis the most cconom ' csl
a as,sPared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son Pb; Hal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-06
A, J. ROSENFIElD's
SUPPLY DEPOT

! can now offer to the public the mo-,
seiecI 81 OK of groceries ever brought 10 thh
pioc9, Amo-ga great many articles that, ID
the following: w
S New choice French prunes ct CSC per n
new cltron, best, 40 cts per Id. Dried chenia
10 etS per lb. Seedless ralslns % cts per u
o. neS 81 london layer ralslns So SO for full boz
~ ~ per "a box, 81 % per K boz, Valencll
rsIsihs ID OTIS per h. Finest quality minel
n IheaI Y spor lb Apple butter lg$ ctsIe
90, frul lams at So cts can. Fruit Jelly
I mo e glass TO 10 10 can ct 81 y
NJ w. icy 81 eer com of IL CTS q pound Fresl
tIhnroeE,s iarlRa at Is cts a p'kee. Presarvl
gnger 10 cts per jar, Wiener sausage 2jCi
per pound' Preserves of ali descriptions
Drink none but tho Overland OoIOnI
rea, the best In the market 81 % per lb. Gen
S Sn,S ol1Se OIL 81 90 per bottle, 50 cts per
o naonjs legnlol,s olive oil Is cents per bottle
Vueen's Olive oil 40 cts per bottle.
o. hsemember we sell none but the best of Gro
'eiies' goods guaranteed MS rep esented.
Al. ROSENFlELpp