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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-04

Mothers invariably select oil the wearing
apparel for the Children. They are experts
In textures, and know what fabrics are dur.
able. They are also good judges OF fast or
fading colors. Shopping for the household
is almost daily duty of Mothers, and the
stores they visit are carefully selected. We
recognize the fact that every Mother WHO
has boys to dress understands what sbe
wants, and when we make purchase, of tho
various fabrics used in the Boys and Chill
dren's Departments, that important fact il
remembered. The actual needs of the
household, and the careful scrutiny which
decides upon them when goods are TO be-
bought, govern every selection we make,
Considerable Mothers will patronize our
store for another reason; In these days
Boys have a very natural desire for some
style In the "ake-up OF their Clothing,
While the Son thinks mostly OF appearance.
the Mother desires durability and wear.
and when the choice il limited there Ia
nearly always severe struggle rs to who
shall come out best. All these difficulties
are avoided at our Mammoth Establish.
ment. Our stock In this department Ia 80
immensely large that Mothers and their
Boys can readily find something upon which
moth can agree. The Boy can be suited ,sto
STYLE and the Mother as 10 Wear, and both
can 20 TO their homes wei satisfied that a
good bargain has been made. Parents may
come to us with confidence for Clothing In
this line, for they will find here the most
complete stock, polite and civil treatment,
honest goods and LOWEST PRICES
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ssuulenee. There is talent in the company
but they have attempted more Than their
costumes and talent will admit of The
performance Of Niagara" last evening.
Notwithstanding a limited audience was
FAR better than the play of the previous
night, Under the Gaslight," and the com
pany deserve credit for their honest endeav.
ors TO please by doing their best under dis
CSouraging circumstances. 4 matinee will
De gwen this afternoon, at which will be
presented RIP Van Wrinkle" a drama to
which Mr.. Stuttz has given especial atten-
tion, and this evening the engagement of
the troupe will conclude with the thrilling
drama, The Duchess of Ferrara."
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Next Wednesday and Thursday, the sth
and 9th, the celebrated Big Four Ministries
again make their appearance in Dallas at
Craduock ; opera-house. A matinee will
be given also Thursday afternoon. II is
hardly necessary to say anything further
about this troupe than that they will be
here at a certain date, as their merits are
well known in this city. Reports from
other points in the state where they have
been this season, as gathered from
the press, speak in highest terms OF
them, and the Austin Dispatch
says that Johnny Morton was sim.
ply immense in his part He is whole
show within himself The brass band that
belongs to the Big Four is Il very fine one
and discoursed some very sweet and beau
tilul music The songs, dances, sketches
gags, etc. are all new and frst-class, and i
the utterances of those who have seen tn,
troupe this season are to be believed, il i.
q good one i'll every particular.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH


81 LOUlS
ct Louis November S-flour steady ant
unchanged
Wheat lower and slow. No. red winter, ON
@gs}s cash; % November "a March. gi6sa5
December No . red winter, SsGSSA.
Corn higher aud fairly active. 016bs6A cash
6l !, gd2h November H4'DeCcmbct.
Pork slow and lower job bling 2i.75 ., co.
Dry salt meats small bowed shoulders, OK
clear rib, 2Sml9ii; clear sides i2i,wiSi,,
Bacon scarce; shoulders Oa. clear rib, II
cav; short clear, l5A
Lard quet ll.3,6ll.i;.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, November Flour quiet and uu.
changed.
Wheat inactive aud lower; regular o?,i, No
vembeE eiA December, plil all the year; No 4
re winter %, cash; glaeos6, November, win
ter OiS
Corn active, and advanced to ToN, cash, 6sA
es6ss, November 6lI.es6S, December. 62I,, al
the year
Pork inactive; 2o,@ai cash.
ard inactive, II .t7kehit. 80 cash.
Bulk meats In fair demand shoulders. IN,
short rib, In clear rib. ~. NV
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Father V. Quinon and the New Parish.

We clip the following from the Beaumont
Enterprise, of June 18th I'VE regret to
hear of Father V. Quinon's illness. Three
years of hard work in southeast Texas has
worn him out. During that time he has
built three churches-li5erty, Orange, and
ST, Louis church, just completed here. He
left this week for Galveston, where he will
reside in the bishops palace until his health
is restored. Father Quinon is a gentleman
and fine scholar. Besides self-sacrlices,
he is always ready to do anything to help
his peoplc-as the noI-cathoic. Tie best
wishes OF his parishioners and numerous
friends accompany him. May he return
soon' He will not; for the Right Rey-
erend n. A. Gallagher has appointed him
to organize new parish in Dallas. And
We say welcome to him. We want honest,
Christian workers and educated gentlemen,
The new parish (as our reporter puts it
down runs from Harwood street to the
Texas 4 Pacific railroad, east by the Texas
Il Pacific railroad to the Texas Central rail
road, thence by the Texas Central railroad
north to Live Oak street, then as far as it
goes, including all that part of said city
northeast, east and southeast. Next Sun
day week Catholic services will be held in
the boys 9CbOol.house used by the Ursu.
lines Sisters, East Dallas. Everybody who
has at heart the progress of the city, and
especially the members of the new parish,
should be present at 10 o'clock, a. M, sharp.
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- '"fu from Mr. Eakins-who were tn
nafitinn..o

Gard From Mr. Eskins-who were Tn,
Petitioners
The following card from Mr. lohn I
EakinS explains itself:
TO the Editor Of the Herald.
DALLAS, TENAs, November 3, ISL see
IN your paper of this morning that am
appointed = republican supervisor of the
erection. l deny the charge. am MOI a
IepuOIican, never was, and never will be.
WIN moi serve as supervisor in any Ca.
P"c'ty Whatever. Respectfully,
rh.,. JoHN J. EAKINs
Inc llSt oil supervisors was published as
made out by Chief Supervisor Bently, vet
mat gentleman informed one of the mum.
per he had appointed, in the presence of a
ilhhALp reporter yesterday, that there was
no law compelling those who did not wish
TO- to serve, yet he advised him to do so a,
Ions as call had been made for their ap.
pointment. ~
The United States Statutes on the an.
polhtment OF supervisors say that, before
any such appointment is made, at least ten
ciuzens shall apply for same, and shall state
tuaI they cannot have have fair election
without such supervisors.
lhefe are great many who are indig-
nalt at the idea of supervisors of elections
oelllS appointed for this county, yet, mas.
much as the necessary application was
made by ten citizens, he was compelled TO
appoint them. A HERALD reporter called
on nm yesterday to get the names of those
VINO petitloned for supervisors, and was in
formed they had been forwarded to United
states District Judge Turner at San AN.
TONIC. The step is calculated to iniure the
independent vote, as there are number of
citizens who regard it as a slight upon the
county where the elections have been uni
iormly fair, The republicans say that the
SfeenOackers are the petitioners.
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City VS.. Thomas Barnes, Tom Williams,
Henry Schneider, charged with intoxica
ton; fined -.
City vs.. W, II, Campbell, charged with
intoxication dismissed
City VS.. Phil. Kelly, charged with va.
grancy; discharged.
City VS.. A. +. Allen, charged with inter.
fering with private property; fined 50.
JUSTICE PRICE.
Statevs W. b. Duncan, cursing fined 81
and cost,
State VS.. Dan Wootson oursing fined 81
and cost.
Statevs. Eb Waters, carrying apstol and
assault ana battery; warrants issued.
DISTRICT COURT.
Martha Lowry VS., Pete Lowry, divorce
anted on ground of cruel treatment.
Alfred Freeman VS., A. l.. Freeman; di.
, orce granted on the ground OF adultery.
Dan Houhnhan VS.. Texas Trunk railway;
Judgment for plaintiff,
Pete Connerty VS.. Texas Trunk railway;
Judgment for plaintiff.
l. Reinhardt VS.. Texas Trunk rsilway;
on trial.
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DALLAS, October 10, 1852 Having been
green enough to 20 into a marriage aid as
ISOLATION the Cooperative Endowment OF
Memphis, Tcnnessee), and having been
swindlcd out OF what money | invested, |
believe IL no more than owe to my neigh.
bors to admit it and tell those ncighpors
that marriage associations are the worst
kind VI frauds, and the man who patronises
them will be swinddled as have been.
Having still little cash left, take pleas.
ure IN advertising these rotten, robbing In.
stitutions. + II. EhsroH,
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Craddock's New Enterprise

Mr., H. Craddock, with his usual business
enterprise and knowledge OF the wants OF
'the public, has opened store.room i'm.
mcdiately under his opera.housc on Main
street, for the sale of wines and liquors by
me bottle. and gallon also champagne by
the case; In fact, everything usually kept in
u ..i ntstclass liquor store: This will be a
purchase from good hands wines and
liquors by the gallon, He also keeps fine
stock ofcigars, and u call on him by dealers
would be a benefit to them. Don't FORGET
when you want these articles for family use
to call on Craddock
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Overieese solicits your vote.
Silver watches at Austin's from S. 10 $50.
The bOOtblacks are as impudent as ever
IheCountry is full of ducks and mosqui.
ICES.
Oysters on fork is what you get at the
gG!0r saloon.
tents gold and plated chains, all styles,
It Austls.
White china dinner sets for SIS at the
Vfysal Palace.
r. NY council meets in regular session
Tuesday night.
handsomely decorated tea sets for 50 at
Ae ITsIal Palace.
n lle oyster catches the early bird at the
AAiOf saloon. Fact.
a general assortment of gold and plated
ss!Aaces at Austin'S.
NNer before equaled-a fine tea set for
NNlhe Crystal Palace.
hnslne company No. proposes giving a
WI within few DAYS.
rye Oh mber sets, new styles and shapes.
uS, at the Crystal Palace.
!, Ssure and get one of those So tea se:s,
only at the Crystal Palace.
w souter has concluded to continue
F,nS'lns the streets u while longer.
,ey handsome, decorated dinner and tea
"s'mOlned Tor $50 at the Crystal Palace.
NllCh oil all names except Overesee for
aget Il
=, ile Tea Palace Saloon" is daisy, and
IicOrto drink.
ile Board Of Trade saloon is being en-
s Nv wan the view of adding more tables
0AsOilliard hall.
, ,ae nhes accruing the past month from
SS.S'N made by the police more than paid
-st salaries by $50.
saaled- A furnished,room as close as pos
s@'o the post.oihce Address strictly
rNess, W HERALD office.
Da aa.setneers on the Texas & Pacific train
sGi mat there was u good deal OF rainfall
rS"uewater Thursday night.
nanS Mum, at II. Hamilton's, s9G Elm
49,, Is prepared to furnish streamers for
'"O" OF Races on short notice.
sM,lSe the Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fe for
SsnnnIys, CHATTANOOGA and Atlanta. A
ViSu VI route, close connections and rates
S@w as the lowest.
b GG S%NSe the creme de Ia creme in toys, see
A,SIOslin's Toy Bazaar. up stairs in China
N',,n accomplished salesladles will take
~ IN showing you the novelties.
g St@is. A. ], Roseniield & Bro, No. 4lS
Nh neet, intending TO 10 out of business,
,s guS T, out their stock of groceries at
uil s., l,nose wanting family supplies must
a,s Tracing norther began blowing yester.
VA % sng, which had been heralded by
br sYyse nying southwark the night be.
,rsSln.s IIes were pleasant morning and
IN "Nes visiting ST. Louis should call on
aad casnget, ticket br,ker, corner Fifth
1, nSoniestnut streets. He sells tickets to
M ,V'n w AZ reduced rates, and also buys
TSsHM highest market prices.
rlh,,v mluge over Elm Fork has caved in
ia N inc nne last lew days, and a merchant
M S,m MI reporter yesterday that he
,bOut ,ne wagons loaded with cotton turn
10, W, y, Fort Worth, because they could
s"'V'oss the stream to come to Dallas.
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HEADQUARTERS. DALLAS, rEyAs
STREET NOTES,
Fancy goods at 8aumsn's.

Fancy goods at 3aumsn's.
ONetieeSe IS well qualified for treasurer.
in the world N"'' D'S
Get your fine diess-shirts made to orde,
At Clancy's. -''
ladies' misses and children's hose cheap
| at Bauman'S ''N"P
ladies' gold guard chains from $40 10
500 at Austins. ~
at Loeb 4 Freiburg's.
Go to the Tea Palace" if Won want ,,,ro
LIQUORS aud an eSthetic drink.
FOR pure liquors and choicest ciyars
always 90 to the Parlor saloon.
me Apollo hall tor fresh beer and good
music is the verdict of the public.
II you want to buy family carriage
end for Orr's catalogue and price list. eN'
iure,, unadulterated Glen Lea and Cen
Lake WHISTLES at the Wichita saloon.
ohlcken cock whiskey, 1865, with stock
on mana stamp at the Office on Poydrns
street N'"'
5000 untrimmed hats and bonnets from
street. = '''''
For steam, water and gas fitting call .,
Hosmer a Co.'S, the old reliable sbop' 406
Elm street. S'P' NV
New line OF. silk embroidered F;ahus.
cream ana black Spanish Guipure laces, at
Mrs. II. CheSnut's. w
NO hot lunch or hot oysters, but the finest
and oldest whiskey in the city-at The
Office on Poydras rtreet.
guarantee our Sl5 dinner sets TO he tho
Palace. '' N'9S'"i
Go, 90 Gritllths & Cowser's lumber ward
iUl piasoer iath sash, doors, blinds mould
lhSS' etc Prices as low as the lowest.
we nave trled II; we know whereof we
speae, Temp new extra export Beer be.
longs 10 That class of goods of the highest
order '' 'tA'es'
-, All the new shades Of velvet flushes ann
ilSS' IN cadet blue and terra Gotta, plumes
ana ana UPS to match the goods, at Mrs. L.
For gold, silver or steel spectacles and
leWelry, olall kinds, you will save money
ny ey buying at Austins jewelry store No.
Go to the Caddo house, Greenville, If Won
want good accommodations at low rates
comfortable rooms, clean beds and wei.
uPpileu tables can always be found.
Ladies Will find all kinds of materials for
fancy work, embroidered silk, floselles,
creWei 2ephyrs, etc, also stamping OF
every kind neatly done at J. G. Robiuson's
739 Elm street.
The Apollo hall is the place where ice
cold, toamng beer can be had at all hours.
~ IS one OF the most pleasant resorts in The
CITY, Where one can quaif the amber hduid
anu play game OF dominocs with some
pleasure.
Dallas confectionery company, T.. Reach.
agent, III Elm street, manufactures cy,
pressly for the iobbing trade all kinds of
pam and fancy confectionery, also carry a
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j., Il. Curtis, jeweler, corner Main and
foydras streets. Repairing fine watches a
speciality.
| Wedding Presents-An elegant new
stock Of silver aud silyer-plated ware tea
sets, pitchers, breakfast, dinner and pickel
casters, butter-dishes, card-receivers, cake
baskets, goblets, forks, knives, spoons-all
new styles.
American watches in gold and silver
cases. Gents gold chains, charms-foh
chains.
A fine assortment new rings, all STYLES
Fine gold jewclry. Nice stock of ladies
misses and childrens bracelets.
Spectaccles and eyeglasses, at corner Main
and PoydraS streets.
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VIM. 7. Ford, of Kansas City, writes
1.-THE demand for 'Prickly Ash Bitters' in
this city las comes under my observation
has been simply enormous, and
although ayerse to recommending proprie
tary medicines, | am thoroughly convinced
that for those special diseases for which
they are recommended they have no equal,
and give eminent satisfaction to those who
have used them.n
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Everybody Contemplatingto Have Suit or
OverCOrl Made 10 OriInr This Sna.nn

shouid 90 al once TO the branch office of
j. WINTER, JR., ~ CO., THE TAILoRs OF LOUIS.
VILE, KENrUCK",
located at 6O Main street, in this city,
where all can see the largest stock and
choicest styles of wooens ever SHOWN mere
The immense and increasing trade winch
tins house has established in this state has
compelled it to open branch office among
its patrons, with headquarters in Dallas.
The best cutters are employed by this es.
tabllsh ment, the finest trimmings used, and
the prices TAR less than other local houses
Satisfaction guaranteed
Call to day and leave your order.
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The Gain DnN.

Friday, the fourth day of theraces, will
be the grand gala day, and there is fine
sport ia store rhe merchants will, It is
understood close on that day In the after.
noon and give their employees chance to
witness some splendid racing. 1t will be
the main daN. II the aeal her just keeps
fair the races will be grand success.
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A SERIOUS charge,

William Farris. colored, was arrested last
evening by Deputy sheriifs Mckenzie aud
Spencer, and lodged in the county Jail on
the charge of having attempted to outrage
Caroline Field, q colored girl ten years OF
age. The assault alleged Is said to have oc.
Cured In Freedmautown.
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In addition to above announcement we
desire to say, that we receive every week or
Two few so'calIed 'Tailors Mistits," from
our headquarters at Louisville, and these
suits are always closed out at SO to Sl2 less
than made for. Call and examine them,
Respectfully,
}: WINTER, JR., IL Co.,
Goa Main strect--up stairs,
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A cough or cold taken between now and
Christmas frequently lasts all winter. .Thi.
is certainly the case with. people who have
weak lungs The most 3onvenienl, rclia
BILE and inexpensive remedy Is Johnson
Anodync Liniment. II is TO be used inter
nnlly aud externally,
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Ipcctal alottces.

eSTo RANCHMEN.-A party Of capitalists
wish 10 communicate with those owning large
tracts Of grazing lands well.wa,crcd, with tho
view Of either buying. leasing or joining tho
owner In the cattle business Address
SD. an,
Care First National Bank, Dallas, Tcxsa
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a New Book
entitled u Tale of a Shirt, :" IN six chapters
with illustrations and poetry, is now in
press and will be out IN u few days Call
at Cloncey's, No. 6l2 Main street, and get
one. Free to all. Sent by mail to any ad.
dress
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No 1 saloon stand for sale,

corner OF Main street and Houston & Texas
Central railroad, near Union depot, with or
without restaurant and lodging rooms co 4.
nectcd Must be sold so IN, as | intend to
change my business will satisfy anyone
wishing TO 20 into this kind Of business of a
gold Investment. Apply TO W. II. Under.
wood, l425 Main street.
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Old and reliable medicines are the hest IN
depend upon. ACker's Blood Elixir has
been.prescribed for years Tor all diseases or
impurities of the blood. In oyery form of
Scrolulous, Syphiitic or Mcrcurial disease
I is invaluable. For Rheumatism il has
inoGequal, Sold by w. II. Patterson & Co.,
Dallas. Texas. W.
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Musical

Call at G. II. Edwards, ,25 Main street,
aud take look at the fine lot of musical
boxes just received II will be a rare treat
TO listen to the beautiful airs they play,
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Those old Santa Cruz Rum Punches at
the Parlor are still the rage and beat a
norther in breaking the monUtony OF sum
mcr heat
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Clocks at Austin's cheaper than the
cheapest
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Immigrants

Twenty.onc families from southern Ken.
lucky and northern Tennessee arrived here
yesterday morning over the Houston &
Texas Central road. Some went west over
the Texas & Pacific and others went south
over the Central road.
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FINE CHICKEN COCK.
1866.
WlitSHEY-AT THE OFFICE.
On Poydras Street.
Art at ,O5 Main Street

For beautiful photograph pictures call on
W. Mcclellan, 705 Main street. A choice
line OF picture frames, mats, etc. Call and
eNnminn
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>, All new shades veIvets aud pushes at
Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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The "Conrad's Budwe.ern is unequalled
by any Beer in quality, aroma, brightness
OF color and lnMnrMl hcnllhLnlnesa
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Niagara"

caSSo1S,t utts company, last evening at
hovn S,.u opere.house, playei the well
uama Of Niagara TO q very small
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THE CITY.
CITY NOTES.

To CANDIDATES. The HERALD is pre-
lied to print special tickets on short
lotce to those who desire them.
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Remember overlccsc to your friends.
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|. Lanciers. .. Waltz. Heel.and-Toe, 4
Lanciers. 8. SChottische. q. Newport. :. Lat
ciers, s. Glide Waltz, . He, l.and.Toe. TO-
Lancers. IL. Waltz 10 Schottische. 10
Laucers. II Newport 10. Waltz. 10. Ian
ciers II. lleel.and-Toe. Is. Home, Sweet
Home.
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Last winter we warned our readers
against buying the large packs OF worthless
horse and cattle powders, and as il is now
time to begin to use them, we again urge
them not to throw away their money.
Sheridan's Powders are strictly pure, but
we know OF no Others that are
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M, BurrsRcuP, TEXAS Sept l. 1852
Ihis n 10 certify that we have used vour
WONoERUL EIGHT for BLACK lSG
IN latte by giving from Is TO ~ drops inter
many anu applying externally once or twice 10
the parts Affected, snd IL gave Immediate r,li,f
Al. MCLURE ~ N SUIFTETr
A, ;. STEWARD WILL MCIURR
IN A WILLIAMS n,I,. ~
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As will be seen by the following circular
issued by w. II. Newman, general freight
agent Of the central division of the Missouri
Pacific railway company, J. A. Wilson,
formerly with the Erie & North Shore Dis.
patch has been appointed soliciting freigh,
agent. The appointment is u good one:
The circular read:
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company, oper.
atcd aud Leased Lines, and the Texas 4 Pa.
ciilc Railway Freight Department, Central
Division. Dallas Texas, October a, 1889.
Mr.. j. \. Wilson is appointed soliciting
freight agent of these companies, with head
quarters AT Dallas.
w. II. NEWMAN.
Approved: Gen'l Freight Agent
II. NJ. HoNrE,
Third Nice.Pres't and Traffic Manager.
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SURE CURE FOR HLAcKIrc

AesSrs. Morley Bros. -'-'
L, ,HiiESIEENEN; Il have sold WONDERFUL,
ihlIdI TO several Of my customers who used
~ tor the cure of BLACK LEG by giving
, Ie OF TWO doses internally and applying /, ex,
}. b. HUTCHINSON.