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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-31
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. March % -Flour quiet and
steady; treble 8 IS To %; higher grades 81 !.
to72t.
Corn in good demand aud tending upward;
mixed 81; choice yellow 81: choice white Of.
Oats scarce and firm At Is.
Corn meal higher choice Is held att 10
Pork firmer ut 1872.
Lard higher refined tiercc IL. to TX: kee
70 tol H.
Hay, In demand, fair and higher. prime is
quoted at q 90 TO % 20, choice 30 90
Dry salt meats ilriner shoulders 90, clear rib
and long clear 10 90: clear iO2i.
Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders 7 S7tG clear
rib and long clear 10 "; clear II i2t
Hams quiet and firm; choice sugarcured
canyasscd TX 10 l2h,
whiskey steady and unchanged western rec
titled o. TO | o.
Coffee steady aud In good demand; cargoe,
ordinary 10 prime SIX TO IN.
sugar In good demand; common To good com
mon 6s 10 81; fair TO fully fair Ga To 1i. prime
TO choice ~ 10 y yellow clarified ~ To tx.
Nolasscs dull common u 10 So centrifugal 40
TO %, fair ~ to 81, prime 90 TO IS
Rice higher ordinary to prime SIX to 7K
Bran In good demand at 20,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 20 Wheat was moderately
active but unsettled and lower the forcigi,
markets were duh and easier the New York
market was lower In the early calling, but soon
recovered; the weather was cool and bright and
rates dropped 10 he for May, ~ for June aud
a w ibI JNlNs NflbN NfhltTuult lnpN tnNu
rallied Z TO no for other futures, and finally
closed lc lower for May, ~ for June and * for
July, sales were - to 2lA for May, 2ih Ia
~ for June; 22'i To lIs for July, lua TO
| NJ for August on lastcall prices wcrc decided.
ly higher all round, except the corner In deals:
the sales were very fair.
Corn was moderately active, and changes were
slight little nrncr tone cnsucd from The
strong cables and reports. Of stock In sight; all
this was partially balanced by the fine weather.
tho at plngnH Y A Va hIUhaK han
day; ON the call prices were vcr firm, large and
advanced; on the market In futures sales were
6s TO 6Ss for May; Ga to Gsh for June; 6sl 10
est for July; on some calls May sold up 10 6S1
Oats were dull and scarcely active enough Ia
make market ON frst call, however, sales wero
pretty lively aud prices became strong sales NE M
49, 10 l5t for May Is 10 tjk for June clearing
ON call NC higher than best quotations
Fork was moderate IN demand aud the offer.
ings were only fair prices dropped TO 10 o. aud
l2olS, hut recovered little. sales i6 p5 10 ~ Id
Cor April II Is TO " Tx for May; II sis TO IL Il
for June.
Lard was quiet at az to So lower. and closed
barely steady sales 10 70 to 1926 for April and
'"'' " " NEW YORK.
NEW Yonx. March So.-flour duh and shade
whca, heavy and unsettled: 4. 10 Ike lower.
Corn quiet and shade easier
Fork firm and quiet at i6k 70 i5S.
frish" quiet and md f ,nr,s
er, Lows, March so.-Flour unchanged,
Wheat opened lower. advanced slghtly. ther
fell Oh, but closed better No. red fali IN fo
Corn duh 4. sss TOT cash; OK for April.
Oau irregular ct ~
Pc,h dpiL II 81 - bid for cash, irni., bi,
nun meats quiet shoulders sm rib On
al s:say !! ,eH
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THE CITY.
FIOTSANI.
Yesterday was a warm, close day.

Yesterday was warm, close day.
The ladies are "chucking" flower seed
into the ground at rapid rate.
Sanger Bros, by using hose, sprinkled
the streets around their store YESTERDAY.
Bring out the sprinklers, We merchants.
The Glee Club met last night at the resi-
dence of Mr. d. NJ. Clover, on Pacific ave-
nue., where most delightful evening was
spent,
William Beckman, who was fined So by
the mayor for drunkenness, is q blacksmith
IN East Dallas. We state this by special
request.
arrangement of the liver, with constpa-
ton, injure the complexion, induce
plmples, sallow skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carriers Little Liver Pills.
One dose,
To-day Colonel Tom Murray, state rail-
road inspector, will inspect the remainder
ofthe Chicago, Texas Il Mexican Central
road. The creditors of the road have
agreed to let the trains run under charge OF
adeputy sheriff.
How many persons get up in the morn.
ing without an appetite, having a bitter
taste in the mouth, and feeling weak and
debiitated. All these need Carter's Liver
Bitters.
A full supply OF paints, oils, window
glass and wallpaper, can always be found
at the East Dallas pant-store and sign and
house-painting and artistic papcr-hanging
done ut reasonable rates. kibbe & Ernen
vein, 1883 Elm street.
The north-bound passenger train on the
Texas Central, due here at 9:I5 yesterday
morning, did not arrive until late hour in
the night, The utmost efforts of HERALD
rpnOripr lpnrn 1hn IF lnlaY,
futile, and the supposition is that there was
. wreck down the road some place or
bridge burned.
The Dallas Glee club met last evening
at the residence of ID. NJ. Clover, where
VIII and humor, interspcrsed with
music, both vocal and instrumental,
vas enjoyed to the hearts content, after
which refreshments were served and toasts
drank to many long and joyous meetings of
the club.
Some heather, are not as much OF the
heathen rs We think; read Mahometan
Proverb, God has bestowed the good
things of the world to relieve our neces,i.
ues, not to reward our virtues, these will be
rewarded In another world.n We know of
no greater necessity to be relieved than a
stubborn cold, and we know of no better re-
hei than DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
John Calvin alias Wilson Calvin, who was
arrested day or so since in Navarro county,
Dy Deputy'Marshal Norton, on charge OF
using the mails for fraudulent purposes,
nus been undergoing examination to-day
9elore Commissioner Burford. The eyi.
gehce so far developed is of very damag.
ing character, showing Calvin to have been
performing under variety of names In
Inherent sections of Texas. The officers
nave been on his track for couple of years
9nt only succeeded IN capturing him at the
time stated.
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Street Paving

Now that the wet weather is over and
horrors of the mud are gone by, there
seems to be no further talk OF street pay
lug. The city council, as now organized,
may ignore the question in toto, but the
HERALD will keep it agitated. On Tuesday
next there is an election of four aldermen,
three OF whom are certain to be new mem
beers, and possibly all four of them and
when they take their seats, it is to be hoped
they will not be so wise, so learned, so tow.
erlng III their magniticence and ponderosity
OF their intellectually, but that they will
listen to some OF the demands of the peo-
pie, WHIP pay some heed to the sugges-
tons made to them by inter
ested parties and by the press which
reflects public sentiment. There is no
question but that our streets, those in the
business portion of the city especially, need
paving, and any suggestions as TO the
cheapest, best and most practicable meth
obs OF dong the work are always in order.
The HERALD, alive to this fact, makes it u
point to clip everything it sees in its ex-
changes pertaining to street-paving, and
republish the same, that our citizens and
the proper authorities may reap benefit
from the experience and experiments of
other cities. From the Detroit News is
clipped the following item furnished by
Secretary Campbell of that city, con.
corning wood-paving. He says the streets
of Detroit have been paved almost exclu-
sively OF cedar blocks for the last eight
years, during which time fifty-three miles
of wood.paving had been laid at an ex.
pense of Sl,225,423, an average of $23, l2l
per mile, or Sl3l l-3 per square yard that
the pavement will last ten years, if not torn
up, without repair, and from twelve to fif-
teen years with a moderate amount of re-
pairing; and that the greatest difficulty
there is the tearing up the streets for gas
and water. 1t may not be practicable to
pave Dallas with cedar blocks, but there is
another material equally as useful and no
doubt equally as cheap and accessible for
paving purnOses
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Scott Rosenberg, lad of some ten sum.
mers, is bad character for onc of his years.
He has been brought to the notice of the
public time and again 10y the city press.
The boy as we'll as his smaller brother, has,
1t Is said, been taught to beg by their
mother, who converts mos, 81 tie money
they bring her into strong drink. Yester.
day he asked small To-, for a chew of
tobacco, and falling TO get IL hr whacked
him over the head with stick, Telling him
to the ground. Officer Overland arrested
the. young culprit and lodged him In the
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DEAR Mr., EDITOR Long experience in
care OF children, and great success In bring
lng them safely through sickness, gives con.
hdence to assure that Group, whooping.
cough, bronchitis, diphtheria and all throat
and chest affections, will be speedily re.
lieyed and cured BY using DIR. Acker's Eng.
llsh Remedy, which is exceedingly palat-
aole, ana may be safely given to the
youngest infant. Adults will find 1t the
consumption, asthma, etc, and A single
trial VIII prove this true. AN OH NURSE
10 sustain above, trial bottles may be had
Tor ~ cents from w. ii. Patterson h 90
,he Peachstone Liniment men. Regular size
bottles SO cents and 81. '''N
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Ice Cream To-day and Night

at the "Belvederen Ice Cream hail. which
is the only really elegant establishment OF
the kind In Dallas. Large, cool and COM n.
Portable at all times, with its general air of
cleanliness and comfort, il Is indeed the
sine qua non of perfection in its line. La.
dies with or without escort can there find
d. place to sit an idle time in genteel Sc.
clusion without being subjected to the
annoyance of close, low ceilinged, so.
called ladies parlor.h Clean, cool and
comfortable, there is not its like in all the
town. 7l5 Main street, opposite st. George
hotel,
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Webb's.
Jules King combination glasses at
Webb's.
!Spencers diamond spectaces at Webbs
Brazilian pebb e spectaclcs at Webbs.
Arnndle tinted spectacles at Webbs.
Wcbbs perfected spectacles at Webb's.
Solid gold bangle rings for T5c nj Webb,s
Bangles and rings warranted solid gold
regular price, $50.
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pc.troylnr the Con,cn,. az noom

used by u smallpox patient may be avoided
by using Darby's Prophylactio Fluid. Itis
morally criminal TO neglect the use Of such
a disiniectant and preventive. II is Ger.
tainly best to prevent the spread of disease,
and ,E those who will use Darby's rrophylaciic
Fluid freely about their houses will be
saved from, The attacks of all contagious
diseases and death itself.
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Completed.

Dallas and Cleburne now have telegraphic
communication, which was attained yestcr.
day morning.. II runs along the line Of the
Chicago, Texas Il Mexican Central road
and Is a branch OF the Western Union Tel.
egraph company. This will make tele.
graphic matter from that point 10 Dallas
less than half of what Il has been hereto.
fore,
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Assessor and Collector.

I'VE ARE AUTHoRIzED To ANNOUNCE
w the name of CHAS. j GREEN, Demo.
cratic nominee, as candidate for City Assessor
and collector.
yIyF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of VIM. JONES as a candidate
ior Assessor and Collector at the ensuing
election.
NE ARE AUTHoRIzED TO ANNOUNCE MR..
W JULIUS c. BOGEL as a candidate for re-
election to the Office of City Assessor and Col.
iector. at the ensuing April election
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Locb'S New Theatre, Main Street. Near
Grand. Windsor Hotel

a large and select company Of iirst.class
speciality stars appear nightly in the cholc.
est and most thrilling acts ofthe Vaudeville
stage. The bar is stocked with the choicest
wines and liquors. and in the future will be
open during the day. you want TO spend
a pleasant evening, do not fail to visit this
popular place of amusement.
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For gentlemens fine, blue flannel suits,
from Soup, so to Goldsmith Bros, the old
reliable clothing house, where every article
Is marked in plain figures, IA Elm and
7l3 Main streets.
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Our spring stock Of ladies' and childrens
hosiery Is more abundant In It's variety Of
styles than ever before. The choicest colors
and latest styles In the various grades.
ringing from 10 cents 10 81 per pair.
CAIN Bios. a ca
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The best .pcpperal drill drawers doubled
lined In the seat, and reinforced In The
front, made to order and warranted not 10
rip for ti.0o. WV w
The best 900 shirt In the state a,
Clancy's, tl2 Main street.
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Novelties in scarfs, plain and fancy linen
collars, and great many other fancy arti-
Giles, too numerous to mention, are con.
stantly arriving ut Calm Bros. x Co.
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1000 pieces of Hamburg edging and in
serting have just been opened, and will he
sold cheaper than ever any goods in that
line have been offered. Calm Bros. IL Co.
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Aldccman---2ctl 01lard.

I'VE ARE AUTHo RIZED TO ANNOUNCE C
w T. CARTER, Democratic nominee, as
candidate for Alderman of the Third Ward.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
NJ the name of ROBERT OGDEN, as an Indie.
pendent Candidate for Alderman of the Third
Ward Election April 18th.
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Ladies'. we will DlsplaY

French Pattern, Hats. and Bonnets, differ.
ent styles from all other houses. Wednes.
day, Thursday and Friday, April .. and
I. Mrs. Il. Baumap, 706 Elm street.
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Cleanliness Ia Health.

The most elegant and comfortable bath
rooms IN Dallas, warm and nicely carpeted
everything clean and neat, are to be found
at Lee COINS, 5l2 Main street, opposite
Sanger brothers, at the low price Of twenty.
five cents.
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Don't You Forget II.

have no interest In the cigar stand on
the northeast corner Of Main and Austin.
but am At the 80. George with full supply
OF smokefs' and chewers' articles.
UNCLE CuAnIry.
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nici,lc and Dyspepsia,

"a most remarkable cure for dyspcpsin
Wells Health Remover" The greatest
ssphie, best bilious and liver Remedy known
VI Druggists. Depot, George I. Atkins,
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The largest line Of misses and childrcn's
sailor hats ever displayed Is at Goldsmith
Bros, Elm and Main streets.
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Ladies'. don't Purchase or Order
your Hats and Bonnets before our opening
April 8, o, and T. Mrs. Il. Bauman, 70,
Elm street.
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Yves. Clark

wants city trade, and says II good goods
close figures, energy and atteu ton will win
he must have II. Give him trial.
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Ladies', we will Display

French Pattern Hats and Bonnets, differ.
ent styles from all other houses. wednes.
day Thursday and Friday, April 8, 0 and
Z. Mrs, II. Bauman, 1O6 Elm street,
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Remember the first bargain day of the
season is Monday, April Sd, at Goldsmith
Bros,
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Aldcrman---2d aolard.

uTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W JAMES MoRoNEY as a Candidate for Al.
derman OF the Second Ward Election April 18th.
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The Taylor House,

Corner of Fifth and Austin streets, Waco,
Texas. Good rooms, good beds and good
fare. Board by the day, week or month,
Day board at Sl.50 and $500 per day.
Mrs. j. H. DAVIS,
Proprietress
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We have now in store a very large stock
OF new styles Bingham and Seersuckers at
10, II and 10 cents. Calm Bros. Il Co.
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Everybody Is Respectfully Invited

to attend our opening days, April 8, G and
4 ana AL will be waited on promptly.
Mrs. Il. Bauman, IO6 Elm street.
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Aldernlan---lst Qo,aca.

uTE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
W the name of Mr.. SIGMUND.LoEB as Il can
ddate for Alderman of the First Ward. Elee.
ton April 4th.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phmton
and spring wagons.
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We win Surprise the Most Fas,ld,ou.

IN every department, on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, April 8, O and I.
Mrs. l.. Bauman, 706 Elm street.
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Everybody Is Respectfully Invited

TO attend our opening days, April 8, 9 and
Z, and all will be waited on promptly.
Mrs Il. Bauman, 7G6 Elm street.
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"Oh, my! How handsomeln is what every
one says who has seen the Easter cards
at MASON & ERB's.
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Ladies', don't Purchase or Order
your Hats and Bonnets before our opening.
April ), @, and Z. Mrs. Il. Bauman 768
Elm street.
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3;or Rs,,r.

LNOR RENT-A house with Ave rooms and
L. outside kitchen. South Market, No 6lO. APP
ply next door m3o-2t
LNOR RENT.A good house with nine or ten
Il rooms. with good water and I'm good neigh.
borhood; covenient to business; on corner bt.
Paul aud Commerce SITS. J. Stafford. m2s.1w
LNoR RENT-Good house, with six rooms, and
II one with three rooms; both In good neigh
borhoods aud convenient to business; also ten
acres choice land on south side OF city. W. @.
slckles, 1853 Elm street. m22.tf
EoR RENT-Building No. GIL Elm street.
H. formerly occupied by the Union City Fur
niture Company One Of the best buildings and
locations In the city. John Browning, 1867 Elm
street mi
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We win surprIss ne lrss. n.

We VIII ssrpriss TIE Nest Rnstidieus
In every department, on Wednesday.
Thursdsy and Friday. April 5, 8 and Z.
Mn. r. Baumap, 100 Kim street,
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A full line of lace buntings, dress goods
and trimmings to match, at Goldsmith
Bros.
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Restaurant for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
$. Mayer o3l and o3S Elm street, has the
incest restaurant In the city.
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Don't Mistshs the Place.
Uncle Charley can Be found with an ele.
CANT "ock oil cigars, etc., 81 the 81. George.
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If you go to Sherman stop at the Binklcy
house.
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They are entirely new, and different from
any other In the city. Easter cards at
MASON & Ems.
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PHYSICIAN AND sURdEoN-DI Moron;
i ofiicc over Exchange bank building; resi-
dence sS5 San Jacento street; telephone d real.
dence
30 70 Or, J. A. sccgar. Dentist 70 have your
VI dental work done. He warrants ell nllineq
Austin streets In Rodgers building from 50. \.
10 n. m,
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We Lead the Styles, Convince Yourself
Come and see, April 5, o and I. Mrs. L.
Bauman, 706 Elm street.
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Newest s!ylss. largest stock and cheapest
Sester cards, o. MAsoH q Epps,
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Exchanec.

CoR ExCHANGE--on Of the most desirable
Il residences In the suburbs Of the city, for
another another, in q liks good locality near ar, tho he
given. Address M. NJ, HERALD office. j29.f
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mtsrellamsoms TSlamts.


WANTED-Good live men to buy county
~ rights for the best selling bed spring In Tho
unlleu states Apply at the National Hotel
.'na.I' msers " 20, m3l.w
WANTED-A good white woman MS cook a,
y, y NJ. Grams, luS Cattagc Lane msl. III
WANTED--Eyery man ont OF employmcnt Z,
~ Know that can give 200 live men n snlen'
did chance 10 make money, by selling thcm n
county right of one OF the most useful manhjnas
ever patented; something every farmer must
nave, anu is sure to take wherever Introduced.
no irauij something you can allow n man IA
,est Tor himself territory for sale or win trade
10, 10 good property. Call and examine at National
liotei' Dallas, Tex ], NJ Orr, propr m3o.iw
WANrED-rw0 good agents to sell hooks IN
w the instnllment plan; also two lady nvcnts
~, w WV VI ',,,n stlcct m30-5t
WANTED-EMPLUY am n prac,,caj
~ cutter by trade, but am willing TO do anw
thing. Address s j., Herald oiice, mso.M
WANrED-'ren stone cutters. nj Colorado
w CITY, Texas; wages So 80 per day Apniv
10 Martin " Byrn T. Johnston. Coldrsdn
Mitchell county. Texas mso.im
WANTkD-At Mrs. Il. Chesnut's two eoo5
', mllliners none other need apply m2s.iw
w ANTED-A good pantaloon maker imre.
" diately, at II zimmerman's na2.tf
w ANIkD-shOemaker only good ones need
apply John Morrcll mistf
| WANTkD-The Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
w table Association wants canvassars
Home Office No, Cos Main ST., Dallas. fe2S.tf
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To Ieasr.

tJ'o LEAsE-For nine years, about * acres OF
l. ground, corner of Sycamore and Bryan Sts.,
on the north side Of the I. & p. X. r. For terms
apply to Jones Murphy. m2s-tf
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9otices.

~ our business Office up TO D. m. and into the
composing room up u a. m. 'AS
NoIlCE-H Having bought out lhe sIock and
4 Y accounts OF Stephenson Il Hargis, will con.
.lnne me business, and solicit a share Of tha
trade. Q. h Stephenson. mss - sie
N oIlUE-A liberal trade VIII be given Tar a
4 residence In pleasant part of the civ con.
tanning six or seven rooms. Address pes;Sa v
HERALD office. '''iuao o ssss
NoTiCE-Two hrst-class hotels, and 100 dcslr.
\ able lots, IN the town of Wills Point aiso
SIX wei, improved and unimproyed farms On
a n, Terms or exchange for cattle. viii
and May i2a.u mo Az NM ~ nprh
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Noardinp.
Y1ttyStciau.

DoARDiNG-Firstclas private boarding By
ID tho day or week, at 725 Elm St m26.4t
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A Had Boy.

Easter-at Mason II Erbs. Finest card.
ever seen in Texas.
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EoR sALE-lIandsome cottage and lot, 60x202.
u on Live Oak street. east of Pearl; also three
orick stores, on Elm street. Nos 1877, 7a9 and hi.
Hughes. Mi -
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Enr Sale.

EoR sALE-DRUMMER's wAGoN-A long.
i TAIL drummers wagon, Il. NJ. Miller 4 Cas-.
make, new. bought on order, but arrived loo
ia!c VIII be sold at cost this is good opportu.
ni'y Tor any one 10 get wagon cheap, EnauIre
at Works livery stable mi5'W'