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70 Cease.

no LkAsE-ror nine years, abodl X acfes u
L ground, corner OF Sycamore and BRYAN Sta.
on tho north side Of the 7. d r. n n. For terms
apply 70 Jones a Murphy n25-V
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THOMPSON BROS.
-5oa & 500 ELM STREET

70 our spring Stock is complete and we are prepared
70 oler TO the public full line of Staple and Fapcy Dr,
Bas aDd Notions Gloves Hosiery Edgngs Mosquito
Furns Sn Tsnopers TRUNKS Vases Clothing Gentlemns
the Times ', DIT Irices TO SUIT
we invite critical inspection of our Goods and Prices
we Know they are all owned right because thew are ;d
we use tricks to attract trade as we de, ;, 49,.
and not trash and believe the masses will
' house that Sells the Best Goods for the Least Money
Goods Delivered Free to Any Part Of the City.
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Enr Sale.

|
| EN0k sALE-rurni'ure for sale, BY a party
l. leaving town also house for rent. Abby "a
U Bryaut, 2l0 Houston street, a.2s. n
| LNoR SALE-Mill SELL or exchange for real es.
tate, one Scoteld job press and about *
,H S o. joe type the same constituting part Of
charge e of 'SH once . =, Rusk Texas ~
Is comparatively new, and a bargain will be-
| gwen the purchaser Apply 10 or address r r
Irinoie Dallas, Texas care Herald. a-27-at
| k'oR SALE-The property of Messrs r. +. 4 W.
moss rSaru, comprising many of the best bust
Is III our hands for sale Parties wishing either
class OF property are invited 10 call upon or nd.
Dress us ut once. Meade & Graham attorneys
una ,ana agents, Henrietta Clay county, Texas.
EOR SALE-Tre property Oh Pacific avenue.
Il formerly owned by DR. Keller and snbse,
9uently by, Mr. Audrey, consisting of ten room
dwelling lot running through from street 10
street outbuildings etc Is offered for sale Mt a
s,' ior cash, Henry q. Coke Cos Main
e..ec ". -.-. a-26-lw
L'oR SALE-Cheap on easy terms. INV place
| J. 62O Browder street House has a parlor
| dining room, two large bed rooms, a bath room,
when Is large enough for u bed room. Kitchen
oook room TWO servant rooms, also a hall two
closets, china closet pantry, wood room pood
| barn, fine well OF water, also water.wo,ks in
mouse and yard. II you want to buy, 20 and sec
the inside OF my house apply on premises or
oppchheim. at Sanger Bros up. stairs.
FOR sALE.-The Presbyterian Church build
ing, al the Intersection of Live Oak and elm
streets In Dallas, Is offered for sale To the high
est bidder, Applications will be received and
entertained by Ie0 W. Ew, n. trustee. a-lsIm
EOk SALE My residence on Ross avenue.
L house has six rooms, hall, closets and con,
servator, for flowers, large grounds with shrub.
cry, fruit trees, giape vines, etc. good well and
cistern-a very comfortable and cheerful home.
ADDRESS through post-oiilce, W. W. YOUNG.
L'0R sALE-DRUMMER's WAGON-A long
i tall drummers wagon, Il, M. Miller 4 Co.'S,
make, new, bought on order, but arrived too
late; viii be sold ut cost; this Is good opportIi
NIFTY Tor any one 10 get wagon cheap. Enauire
a. WORKS livery stable. miS.V
E0R sALE-Handsome cottage and lot 6oY90a
l. on Live Oak street. east Of PEARL also. threc
prick stores, on Elm street. Nos 7s7, 7s9 and 7ii.
Apply to Flippen, Adoue & Lobit or DR.. r, 4.
Hughes m1i.n
EoR sALE-Four well located, improved bus.
u mess lots on Main street. paying good reye.
nnes; will sell al . bargain, and good gusrsnte
street. sooa .,
EoR sALE-A house with u rooms. No iOiS
II Main street is.V
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Finest and cheapes .ars In town n,
Loeb & Freiberg's,
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White wine 800 per gallon at L. Cape.
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buys their millinery at Bauman's, zoo Elm
street.
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Yhnstcian

UHYslCiAN AND SURGEON-Dr Morton,
L Office over Exchange bank building; real.
fence sl5 San Jaoento street. telephone at resi.
ience.
90 TO DR., J. A. seegar. Dentist to have your
and plates perfect At Call at bO2 Elm and
Austin streets In Rodgers building from sa. M.
n 4 n m.
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Kid Gloves and Mits
all colors at Bauman's, 200 Elm street.
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Exchanne.

EoR ExUHANGE--0 Of the most desirable
T. residences In the suburbs Of the city, Tor
business part Of the city. A bargain win ia
slycn. Address " NJ. HsnALp oN, l2a.
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Head quarters
Elm street.
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k'oR sALE-Tne property Oh Pacific avenue
l. formerly owned by DR. Keller and subse
9nen1ly by Mr. Audrey, consisting of ten. room
uWeliihg, iot running through from street TO
sacrifice, for cash, Henry Q. Coke, 6Os Main
oNNtN a.Dh.lw
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!Straued OF Stolen.
nlo,lct, to l.oau.

"A oNEY 10 LOAN-On farms; long time low
wi rates j. Is Watkins Il Co, Marsalis build
ng Dallas, Texas m7-tf
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FOR sALE.-The Presbyterian Church build
ing, AZ The intersection of Live Oak and Film
est bidder Applications will be received and
entertained by ,ieo W. Ew.ll trustee. a-is.im
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Eok SALE My residence on Ross avenue:
L mouse has six rooms, hall, closets and con,
servator, for flowers, large grounds with shrub.
cry, frut trees, gape vines, ETC., good well and
cistern-a very comfortable and cheerful home.
Address through post-ofllce, W. W. YOUNG.
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L'OR RENT-Two nice, large south rooms for
II rent with or without board also board by
the day or week, at llU5 commerce street.
a.2 ut
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miscellaneous T1lants.

WANTED-Firstc class cook. and dining. room
boy. q. II. Tabler, Longview, Texas
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time ever made.
Carload Of Wines from California,
l.. Caperan, 600 Main street, Dallas, has
ust received a carload Of wine, which will
be sold at New York prices. Samples and
prices sent by express on application.
+.
Best Time on Record.
Car Il. Falk's celebrated Milwaukee beer,
shipped to Loeb & Schwbacher arrived at
Dallas ia four and half days, the quickest
time ever made.
Do not fail to go to Y. NJ. IL. A. hall to.
night, Music ard dancing all the evening,
and admission 10 cents.
The best cigars finest favored, hand.
made, and the most popular brands, and no
Others, are always sold at the Wichita sa.
loon.
Those putting in water or gas-Rxture
should call on Il. +. Doyle, 81 Main street
est ork and charges reasonable.
We invite special attention to our stock
oil parasols and fans Calm Bros. & Co
So
send in your orders for California cabbage
to Levi II Bro.
Ladies' sandals and strap ties from one
dollar and upwards at Calm Bros Il Co.
Kid Gloves aud Mits
all colors at Baumans, 200 Elm street.
-
cadqunrters
For bridal outfits. See Mrs. Bauman, 706
Elm street.
Finest and cheapes .ars IN town M
Loeb & Freiberg's.
Orr keeps all styles Of carriages, phmton
and spring wagons.
-
White wine 800 per gallon at L. Cape.
rams.
Everybody
buys their millinery at Bauman's. 700 Elm
street.
-
Oscar wilde Hats, ot.s0.
only at Bauman's, 100 Elm street,
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Eor Nfnr.

nOk RENT-A dwelling OF four rooms on
] northwest corner of Elm and Jefferson streets.
lately painted and thoroughly renovated: an
abundance of good water. Apply to NJ. Gnillot
~ Jefferson street n "a IN
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L tail drummers wagon, 4, M. Miller a Co's.
make, new, bought on order, but arrived too
late; Will be sold ut cost this Is good opportu.
nity Tor any one TO get wagon cheap. Enquire
at Works livery stable miS.1
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WANTED-A lady OF education aud refine
ment desires position as house. keeper for
a widowcr with children. or as governess
postotbce. a.o9Iw
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IGOR RENT building No, GIL Elm street. for.
II mcrly occupied by The Union city Furniture
company. One OF the best buildings and loca
tons in the city. John Browning 1867 Elm
street. a.W
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A Down Town Merchant,

Having passed several s!eepless nights,dis-
turbed by the agonies and cries OF SUI
fering child, and becoming convinced that
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup was just
the article needed, procured supply for
the child On reaching home and sc-
quainting his wife with what he had done,
she refused TO have it administered to the
child. as she was strongly in favor of ho-
mopathy. That night the child passed in
suffering, and the parents without sleep.
Returning home the day following, the
father found the baby still worse; and
while contemplating another sleepless
night the mother stepped from the room
to attend to some domestic duties,and lett
the father with the child. During her alb
sence he administered portion OF the
Soothing Syrup to the baby and said moth
ing. That night all hands slept well, and
the little fellow awOke in the morning
bright aud happy. The mother was de-
lighted with the sudden and wonderful
change. and although at first otlened at
the deception practiced upon her, has con-
tinued TO use the Syrup, and suffering cry
ing babies and restless nights have disap-
pcmed. A single trial of the syrup never
yet tailed TO relieve the baby. and over
come the prejudices of the mother. Sold
by all druggists. % cents Il bottle
l227lW
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During the next six months there will
be large number OF people our of en-
plOyment on account of The drought: in
some parts OF the country rhele is a great
deal of suffering, There are plenty of men
and women in this country, who. if some
friend would put them in the way of earn
ing two or three hundred dollars during
the winter months, would be grateful tor
lifetime. y large manufacturing com.
pany in New York are now prepared TO
start persons of either sex in a new bust
ness. The business is honorable and
legitimate mo pedding or book canvass
ing, $50 per month and expenses paid.
So. if you are out of employment send
Your name and address at once TO the
Wallace Co.. 80 Warren street, New York.
The Household and Farm in its issue of
October say the offer male by this com
pany (HhO are the most relilble in this
city, is the best ever made to the uRem-
pIOyed."
The Wallace Co. make a special offer to
readers OF this paper who will write them
ut once, and who can give good references
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ON THE DOGBERRY ORDER.

The county Judge of Grayson
county rendered a rather novel de-
clsion one day last week, in a case
mat will possess a peculiar interest
TOR cotton men who deal in Cultures. -
y cotton man in Sherman brought
suit against the Western Union Tel
egraph company tor damages alleged
TO have accrued TO the plaintiff BY
reason of the compauy'5 failure 10
transmit certain tel, grams with
promptness and accuracy. The dis
patches related TO ''fulUre" contracts.
Now, here, it would ssem, was plain
question, simply INVOLVING the matter
of delay or negligence, aud the
cause or extent thereof. The telegraph
company cane intO court through
counsel with a d.murrrr, and the
learned Judge listened thereto, as well
as all the evidence and arguments.
Then the court rendered an opinion
that plaintiff was not entitled to dam
ages, inasmuch as his business, that
of dealing in futures" is "lllegal,
immoral and contrary to public poll
cy." In short, the demurrer was sus-
tanned and the case disposed of, so far
as the county court of Grayson coun-
~ is concerned. One hardly knows
whether to smile or grow grave when
reading of this demurrer and decis-
ion. The average mind will never
cease to wonder what fgure the ques-
ton of morality" or public policy"
cut in the case. Presumably there was
proof that defendant accepted plain
tift7s money in payment of tolls for
the transmission of the said messages.
II the virtuous Western Union Tele-
graph Company had mental reserva-
tiOns concerning the morality" of
plaintiffs transactions, why did it
not decline his money and refuse to
transmit the messages? The accept
ance of the money was clear part OF
Il contract in which the defendant, for
value received, bound itself to per-
form certain services. the prompt and
accurate transmission of plaintiffs
dispatches. If it failed to do so there
should have been other grounds of
defense than the miserable subterfuge
about the ''immorality" of future"
transactions. If tins case were
to serge rs a precedent
any little court might ignore the real
merits of any case at issue and consti-
tute itself q censor and regulator of
morals. If there Is any statute in
Texas defining transactions III "fu-
lures IS Illegal or immoral, we have
yet to hear OF it. What right had the
county Judge to 90 outside the law
and decide what calling is or is not
immoral OF course the case will be
and the plaintiff will get
damages or none, according to the
liability OF the telegraph company,
and the nature of its efforts to carry
out It's part OF the contract. The
Dogberrys did not die out with
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Acknowledgement.

'Tis dangerous to trlfle with health. to
risk breaking down constitution or un-
dermine strength by experimenting with
medicine that is doubtful or cheap. made
by adventurers, especially that made as a
substitute tor other medicine which is OF
great repul alton, and recommended after
years OF tIial by such reliable people as
Bishop Pierce, Hon. Alexander IL. Ste
phens, Hon. John Gill Shorter, Bishop
Beckwith. Hon. John b. Gordon and Il
host of others of such high integrity and
undoubted intelligence who would not de-
ceive. They who copy, initiate, substi-
tute or deceive are guilty of crime. The
laws OF the land have decided that the
only Simmons Liver Regulator or Medi-
cine legitima'ely made and legally emitted
TO name and fame is hat manufactured by
j. ii. Zei1 Il Co; ali others are fiauds
and cUunterieits.-l22llw
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OUR TEXAS EXCHANGES.

The Two Round Rocks, published at
the one Round Rock, which the same
it is on the International and Great
Northern railroad, sides with Comp
tyoller Brown in the Prairie View
school trouble. 1t concludes ali arti-
Gle thus "A storm is brewing and q
! cyclone viii prevail about the extra
| session. Of, lhG- jegjalatuye, .Apt Brown
/ 4iititi,gul,,y." The Two Round Rocks
} 0aliDOtit' HLiH SIic",.' -1'---.-..-
the old ditt: I'm never do to give
it up SO, Mr.. Brown"
The Little Mesquitcr'' is lew jour
nalistic venture at Mesquite, Dallas
county. The title has suggestive
sound, and when the Mcsquiter is Oh
the alert, making m.aic il re air. it
viii soon cause Its inlueGce II be felt.
II is as lively as iGe biz musquiio,
who carries q brick-blt under h.- left
wing to sharpen his singer. There
are millions Of nI:n at Hcuston,in the
spring time.
The Belton Reporter d;scourscs of
the movement to DO away with free
passes on cur railroads. ana tells that
ga certain Teas legislator vas 200 in
dignant at Tie fist free pass offered
MIN, but When he lett Austin he had
his pocket full OF such passes" He
wasn't alone in his glory, was he,
Brother Denison?
And here comes the Cleburne
Chronicle, speaking of the little tiff
between the Governor and Mr..
Brown, and says: "The Comptroller
IS a little cheeky, to say the least of it.
when he sets himself up, at this late
day, TO defy the entire legislative
authority Of the state.' Mr.. Brown, |
we tear you are IN deep water.
The Fairfield Recorder has been !
surveying the field of national poll
tics, and says the outlook "does not
give much promise of 4 satisfactory or
beneficial administration" Some of
The republicans who have been On to
Washington to see the President
Uhey came back as empty-handed as
they came) say the same thing.
The Dallas Herald can surrender
its position As the paper of long edi-
torial articles. The Democrat-Ad-
vance, OF Fort Worth, date January
2oth, has leader on the tariff that is
four and half columns in length.
We are saving it for Sunday. Life
5 too saort during the week.
The GAINESVILLE Register analysizes
he Roberts Brown imbroglic, and
.nds by quoting the remark of a ci
izen who said Texas has GOT /
fool for Comptroller" The Regis
er sat u aa> 2ome to the concluson
he ci,zcn had some grounds for the
cuIaIH.
The Temple Times tells OF the only .
lan i'll Temple who wouldn't adyer- a
.se. He was a photographer, hold Il
. forth in tent. a storm came up
lc other night, dismantled the tent,
'TeCked the photographers stock in
'ade, aud he Lad TO go out of busi- d
ess. NORA: advertise III the Temple pl
lines. Il
The Gilmer Democrat, which is ed
ed by preacher, is rejoicing over
port that Bob IugersoH has for. oh
worn HE bald materiallsm and is RI
inverted man. We regret TO saw fir
at our cotempOrary is the victim of ro
canard. vii
The Ercnham Banner has reached nj, nj,
e conclusion Expressed in SUI
oughttul editoriaD that grand iu- gl'
1s are not always conscientious"
ley are sometimes the most incon-
tent bodies going, too.
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Edward Atkinson has a striking
article in the Century for February
on he Atlanta exposition. lie was
one of the originators OF the affair,
and the results Of the exhibition,
which surprised everybody by its re-
markable success, he presents in q
very effective way.
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An Alarming spread OF Small.
Bnx

The most potent remedy TO stop the
T,pread OF this great Scolrge is Darby's
Poph, lactlc F nd, which is ready for use
a. ali t'mes. P'rs0ns are lilble at anv mo-
N n 10 ''catcll' The d seasr. and siouId
z lie fluid at once md use il freely
+ bt u, as Places cannot lie nftcted where
n, Fluid is used. Persons attending thn
ack or IN other ways exposed to the dis
'ase VIII be protected by it's tree use.
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NEWTON. Newton Co., TeXas.-Dear Sh:
| can testify to tie virtue OF your Indian
Blood syrup. | was afflicted with diseases
peCulia' to my sex, Tor many years, aud |
have derived more benefit fiom your val
liable sirup than from any other medi-
cine ever tried. Ii also cured my little
daughter OF the piles and -ett worms.
I227lw Mks. MARY WHITMAN.
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Mr.. Wagner, of Tennessee, is very
apt to become the most disliked man
III congress. He has introduced a bin
to reduce the salaries of all federal
Officials, and includes members Of
congress in the bill, reducing their
salaries by 81 900 each.
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Since We have taken inventory we
ind that we have entirely too many
goods left for as late in the season as
now, ana as we prefer to close out a
good many goods before spring opens
we concluded to mark down. We will
offer you extra bargains in ladies',
misses, children's shoes. and also in
mems fine shoes. Our bargain counter
IS worth inspection. Cali early and
secure some of them. SANGER BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-01

Over 100000 tons of coal were
mined in the United States last year,
the average price being 1922 per ton.
Here III Texas the people paid al av-
orage price Of $l2 per ton for all they
used. Somebody made whopping
profits, although the cost OF mining
varies in localities.
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There Is a three-cornered fight 60
ing on for the Arkansas United otates
Senatorship. A. II. Garland is the
candidate of the debt-paying demo
Gratis, who are minority Of the
party. p. K. Roots, Of Star-route no
foriety. is the republican candidate,
and the anti-debt-payers have can
didate tied out iii the woods.
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General Debility Cured

CHESTERFIELD, Kent Co., Md, January
5l;-fceIing broken down and generally
ocDi!ltated, was induced by cur drug
gist 10 Try bottle of Browns Iron Bit
.ers. From the third dose began to feel
ahe Sood effects of your medicine. and |
aeaily thihk 1t did me more good than
any medicine ever took. '''''''
1=z'lW b. ID. QUIMBY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-01

One of the important features in
Judge Cox's instructions to the
Guiteau jury was the point that while
a man accused of a crime is pre-
sumed to be innocent until his guilt
is proven, so man is presumed to
be sane and responsible until shown
to be otherwise. The prosecution he
held was not bound to affirmatively
show SANITY; the burden rests upon
the deiense to prove tho accused
insane.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-01

Godlove :. Orth, the Indiana con-
oressman, dearly loves the ladies. lie
1akeg a sanguine view Of the woman
suffrage question. lie is reported a.
saving that "in less than two years
the gentler sex will have every right
that is now denied them. In less than
tour wears they viii be dropping into
CONGRESS as representatives"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-01

The Kaufman sun, like some other
Texas papers,is becoming enthusiastic
on the subject of prohibition, and
c,tes the following illustration in
snpport of its ardent aspirations;
Vermont has to-day one of the most
stringent laws against the sale OF
LIQUORS ever devised by the "wisdom
and virtue" of any legislative body.
In all but the larger towns the letter
of law is lived up to, and the sale OF
alcoholic stimulants is restricted 10
a town agent, who is authorized to
sell only for medical purposes, and
then only on physicians prescrip-
lion. Breweries haye been closed and
saloon keepers driven into other
states. State prohibition Is becoming
very popular among the higher
classes of society, and we doubt not
but that the Texas Legislature will
give the people an opportunity to
vote Oh 1t.
BY all means let the people have an
opportunity to vote on it, AT all
vents there will then be some respite
rom the incessant agitation. J.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-01

Miss Veronica Adalonica CALEDONIA
Nitocros Tlosana Mandoza Corinthia
Green of Hamblin county, Tenn, has
captured 4 husband. The marriage
license does not develop whether she
lassoed him with her name or brought
him to bay by the persuasive clo-
nuence Of q platoon Of police.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-01

Insanity is gradually taking a bgck
seat as a defense in murder trials
Like every other fashion it has had
Its day and the pleading is now be-
coming as threadbare as a "Piua.
fore" gag. a California murderer
named Thureau was advised bv his
lawyer, the other day, 10 plead tenn
por&ry insanity, but he replied with
some heat that if he could not do
anything more original than that he
would be willing to die.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-01

Notwithstanding the many "beIow
cost advertisements throughout the
city, Sparks, Mallory " Allen continue 10
nave healthy and satisfactory trade in
their clothing and furnishing goods,
This shows the good judgment of the
people who realize they can better satisfy
their wants, as to style and quality Of
goods than of the hurrah stores. All
styles of mems hats a speciality.