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GROCERIES.
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ks-Imperial, 5O@65c; Young Hyson, 10000;
r. 4S,a6O,; Japan, e0a.65c.
ksrs-We quote: Powdered II &C; crushed,
Yrrunlated, llk alis; standard A !, l0a;
n iOi, Louisiana white clarified. l0st to IL;
n. clarified. l0sl0Ac choice lOSc; prime
,ssE,-Louisiana choice, 70; prime zoe;
|, GOOD Is 10 70c.
IN PorAToEs-759sl 90 per bushel
ca, to S.
lin barrel, s. 80; Liverpool in sacks sl7S
kcys-Red, per barrel, IS 20 to 81 20; yellow
EVTSoSgs-Peerless. 81 65 tol 75 per bu.; early
1r ~ sss|suca, X, S}s; Xxx, 9 xxx, 10
us,: ginger snaps llA.
[e-Olivc, 80 per box; blue India, u III
n Is per box; 4 10, bars, - rs per box; l ID
4 IS per box. Eureka soap s. %. Cy-
EyS-7 to IKE per pound
knlrs-Sar, full weight l5]a to le.
STsg-W. r Is II; fun cream l6
kISY AND GRITs--S6 50.per barrel
tED ArPLFS-S@Sa'
FED PEAcHES-Unpeeled, nonei peeled lie
n MESH 5O@l2 per barrel half barrels
4 I On-llO deg. fire test in barrels, TO-
kes, s. 40.
fTgIs PINs-Round, Csc; spring, SI per box
ksrREs-H bushel, iron bound. e. 30 so.
|. wo.Ao0p pals, 81 10. three-hoop, 225.
Hs-TAfee nest, 81 1902 IS: eight nest. So %
4 3 Is per DOZEN No. 2, IS rs; No. 8, rs per
/ sH YoAaDs-wood, 81 So; zinc, ST. New
X 5OG2 70,
i BuoKErs-si 00d4 70 per dozen.
kDER-S6 Go per key of % pounds; l25s, do
81 do 81 90; blasting kegs, 50 20.
bI-Dr0p, bag. So 10 TO 81 %; buck, Sc 10 to
|cNgREl.-No /, barrels, 81; half barrels, 81;
BIOL 10; No. 2-barreiS. 50 80 to SO; half
Ia IS so to Sc; kits, 70 TO CSC; No. 3-barrels
;% Gn.barrels, 80 to So 50 kits, 75o TO
kDy- Stick, Is to lie pound Fancy, 15c.
E-Conccutrated, 81 75@i.
bE-Sisal, n inch basis, ga TO l0c; cotton, 10
ksoUm CIpER-25@8Oc per gallon.
kEGAR-Per gallon, 20@3Oc.
LPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45o 10 75c.
kRCH-5G5Ro
6s-We quote lie per gallon for glazed.
i, Toe per gallon for glazed.
kCHES-2 lbs, s. l5@2 45 lbs, s3@3 40
kATOEs-2 lbs, 81 306l 40; ID, 81 $50 IS.
tER KRAUT.-Bbls IS 50: half bDlS ca 90.
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LIVE STOCK

J. receipts of cattle were better to-day,
ttill below the demand. Mutton sheep
to be very scarce, and butchers find it
u impossible TO procure enough to sup
|heir trade. Hogs are very slow coming
kd the pens are entirely bare every
ing. Prices OF all very firm.
DALLAS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
b CArTLE-C0rn- 3@3I$ cents.
fN Cows--fat, 2htG23I cents.
|cK-Per head, Sl5&s2l,
lCH cowS-With calves, S1jGsl0.
|NGERS-Per head, Sl0aS3D.
Ps-COrn-ied, 6@Gh cents; timber fat, iG5;
Sgi's
krr-lIutton, 34@Sh cents; stock, per head.
tSl0J
bsEs-Extra fine, per span, sO@sjOO: fancy
f., sl5OaS2OO; livery harness, S15@Sl75;
EjOe sl2) ponies, Sl5GS30
J ks-EXtra heavy Sl2ja 500; medium 5000
pail 500 SIS.
L, c. Wylie, of Abilene, sold about
head OF stock cattle the other day, at
+ averaging $ll. 20 per head.
f0ln jersey Short-horn COW, belonging
|neral Howard, Of Buffalo, New York,
Ported by lIark Comstock to have given
pounds of milk in one month last
+ and making 2li pounds Of butter in
days. Her feed was grass and four
s Of ground corn and oats daily.
Pie are now shipped from Pittsburg TO
lielphia in fast trains in order to COM
lith the law iorbidding the keeping of
fock in cars over twenty-four hours at u
Without feeding. 1t was found neces-
r do this or else provide dining-cars
|ocb trains, and the railroad people
il cheaper and better to run the live
Through on the double quick.
Gentleman who recently rode through
hator Dorsey's cattle ranch, in New
b, says oft; at is 40 by 60 miles in
pnd has on it $4,000 head of cattle and
Plead of horses. The income from this
cannot be less than $4,000 for the
Pr season.
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roads in that city. The company nronose
to erect their own cotton cempresses and
make no charge for the work which now
costs " cents per bale all over the south.
considerable has been said of late about
the stoppage of work on the New Orleans
faeihc railroad on account of the high wa
! ter. 1t is now learned that the only places
where work has stopped temporarily are
where the mud and earthwork is needed for
emoankment. This does not. however, deter
me managers from filling the gaps, which
they are doing with good substantial trestle
| work. The trains are stopped only for the
time being, and but for two DAYS on that
| portion of the road which crosses Chectaw
swamp Trains will so through to Atcha.
Ialaya river on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Inc work ON the bridge at Atchaiaaya is
not suspended, although the placinr IN
Caissons is interrupted BY drift in the riyer
Captain Anderson had his whole force en-.
ployed preparing ilatboats and other anvil
laNes Tor the completion of the bridge Tho
contractor for the cradles is ON the scene
ana all material on the ground One of the
cradles Is complete, and the men are now
pushing across the river for the erection OF
the other cradle, which will be completed
by the LIST of February.
General Grant denies rumor that Ia bos
bought the Moreos railroad in Meyico
lie proposed to buy it when he was there
Last sprung, but his offer was not accented
ne lnlllnateS that he would be willing TO
renew the oIor.
The Florida Southern railroad projects an
extension to Perry, Georgia, which will pass
through one OF the richest undeyeloped
sections of the State. The company is com
posed of Boston capitalists said to represent
$40,000,000
The Nickshurg & Shin Island and the
memphis Nlcksburg railroads have hired
6O0 convicts from the State board of public
works, and have put them to work.
In the next two years the railroad com
panles are expected to expend over $4,000,
GOO in our STATE, in building new railroads
and IN relaying and improving those now
in operation
The net earnings of the Denver & Rio
Grande' railroad for 1881 were 81 ,3iS .623
nearly per cent, upon the stock OF the
company on the mileage in operation.
The Western North Carolina railroad was
completed Saturday to Paint Rock, on the
Tennessee line, giving the first outlet TO the
Mississippi valley through the Blue Ridge,
and completing connection between Beau
tort Harbor and Morristown, Tennessee.
a train of seven cars on the New Gable
street railway plan has made successful trip
over State street, Chicago, to the great de.
light of thousands of spectators.
sale Of $1,000 Southern Pacific railroad
company's first mortgage & per cent. bonds
is recorded at 1864.
Track-laying on the Austin & Northwest.
ern railroad has been begun at Austin: two
miles of track were laid the first day.
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wINEs-Claret In case sos, per quality; Ca.
tawba, per gal 81 10@l so; Port 81 zoos: Sherry,
per gal, 81 206lS Madeira per gal, 81 COOS: white
wine. in cases, 81 00@ll0
CHAMPAGNE-,Jules Mum & Co, s26@29 Held.
sick. in basket s2692s Krug. in basket S26@2s
Domestic champagne, s7@sll
ALE-stock Ale, per dos, 81 l5@s IS: Porter,
per doz 81 l5@2 IS
BOTTLE BEER-St Louis quarts, SIP pints $40 SC
pudweiser, own size SD so; pints, Sl4 90; Huh
Punch, Si3 per doZ.
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MedicaI.

Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages. sacas,
ana gut binding, 50 cents same in paper eorr-n
. cents Manhood, 10 cents; womanhsSs,. N,
cents pamphlet cents, securely scaled, n.
mat Send money or postage stamps u,
WHITTIER the great specialist SI7 ST Caa,l,s
street St Louis. Mo.
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Iron. Nails. iyirn. Etc.

NJ q. 'WI' MIN, " IlN, FTus
tnd Sweden. iOc.
Nv srggL-7c.
khW,,smooth wire. No. 9. Sic Nos. 10 andig:
~ ,g lappancd, barbcd wirc ps aal.
~ oarbed, Ice.
|sk shoss-pcr keg, IS 30
| ~ SHOE NAtl.s-icr box, % lbs, No, z,
40 y 8 ~ No. O. q. -
NON l0d to Cd, Sass rates
IN" il.s stocH-nlock tin per 10, SOC Tin
iNs@ y per box; q ilxsu S. DO | \,
l,o n'S nc per pound, solder, iSc per 10;
ston, y C per pound
FN-fet box, IS 506in &c,
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\ LEATHER oAK-No. /, 5000; No. ?. 81 n
lLooE-Bcst buffalo slaughter, 81; good %:
lGamoras ~; No. 2, ~; good damaged, 20.
h HARNESS LEAIHEs-No. !, &tpSgc, No. 2,
(locS-rrime. IS; do good. 30, do No. SOC
Ecu CAlFsKlN-Sl % 10 %, according to
|AabgtrnlA CALFsKIS-No. /, o. 10 to %;
Z : 81 to 10,
% weight
" syINs-Topping XXXX per dos. $40 on.
Is white, NNNN IS 20. russets Cos
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make ,he following quotations.
I, N london layer, new. per Dor. 90 6s
kasAs-per bunch, e. % toA
AANts-Sto sic.
hts-None In market
vvENiA PIAEs-t5 to e. per box.
eCLouisiana. 81 OSasj 10 per box.
VMISicily, per box. s. ct
Ia ;n.uh9nds 2lc per pound. Brazil ioais,
w English walnuts, AAc. 10 chestnut,
A sy,uilu' Italian, none. peanuts, Tenncs.
'ise choice white. iOe coooanuts, q,
ts-ln trails. ~ per ID.
tsN.-llc. per 10
s,Aegs lac, layers isc per pound.
,s,. Malaga grapes. per Dbl sla
{aNurs-impoftcd. lsr,
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The Great English nemeo,,-

Is a never-Miling Guns
Tor nervous dehiltr.
exhausted vitality SEM
lnal weakness, Spence
,m9rrh@a, LOST MAN
HOOD, impotensy, pxe.
a,ysls, and all the ieFr.
Ole effects of sel6atrres
youthful foiiies ana NJ
'esSes OF maturer years
such as loss of mem
DRY, lassltude, noessrs2S
emission, aversion oS as
.ciety, dlmness of ylsSsan
NOiSpg In tho h..g
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CoAL-lndian nation, 60 per ton.
CoRE-50c per barrel.
WooD-Oak hickory ard ash, Sc rs to 81 o.
per cord: Sawed stove wood is retailing nj the
rates of S. 60 to o 80 per cord.
CHARCoAL-b5 cents per barrel.
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y, .a1Ss--Me quote at g 1908 on per dozen
w oiSG prairie chickens, 81 per dozen
~ y per dozen. wild turkeys, ,5Oc6Al %
n ,ee Per duscm squirrels Tic per dozen
: 'S'se' " ~ small, q " vonison, %.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


dark, S6gS bright sl2. From stores
3 baled,. dark, sl0Gl5; bright sl6@g0
! irce on board, car, sl5; dark, sl2.
NAN NlLLEf-We quote 81 ~ TO 81 %.
y, 90 per paper retail; Wholesale IL IA
paper.
roN-At the oil mill, 12,ic per bushel.
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Buggies, ~prins Wagons, Etc.

SHAFTs-tiGE poles, sYnlb per doz.
BuGGIEs-Grade B and spring top, s9otal0O do
side bar SlO0@lS0: do phaetons, Sl25Sl5O: A grade
side spring. Sl40@200: do phaetons, Sl5O@2OO;
bump seat buggies, sl7S@25O platform springs,
sllO9l20 three spriug wagons, S9OGIl5.
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FIsH-Red, sheephead and trout, lOHc New
orleans red snapper, 15c Spanish mackere 25c.
Observation-Disclosures per can xxx, soc. medi.
um, 45c extra select 60c; Matagorda and Ber-
wicks bay, 81 20 per hundred.
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gsuenty-Eiue Cent Column
Notices.

NorlCE-,Advertiseme may be HANDED into
4 our business Office up 10 sp. m, aud INTO The
COMPOSING room up to l a. m
NorlCE-To CoNTRACToRs-Bids for the
~ erection of a eold.storage wareroom ana ic,,
mouse combined, in the city of Dallas. will he
received by the undersigned until February IS
ieS- All bids must be In writing; the RIGHT To re-
lect any or all bids is reserved: plans and sneei.
heatons can be seen at the otiee OF wv
lSl,lOi " X WIIFrr ofl-
NorlcE-A liberal trade win be given for a
l residence in pleasant part of the civ. con
tanning SIX or seven rooms. Address Residence
l .ee-.. ~ St9Se i29-f
oIlCE-Dalles bird Stoie OF Richard GeiserL
4, ueqier N al kinds OF imported and domes.
tS Singing birds also white rabbits. Guinco
PIGS 5 lyer and gold fish. and all Kinds of birj
t ,yo9 any cages, cutie fish bone bird powder
nlrd tonicS and birds bath and feed ems cSn bc
sot ~ Tue lowest prices 500 Main st. j27-iw
NoIICE-rwo hrStclass hotels, and 100 dcsir,
\ hpie lots, IN the town of Wills Point also
SIX wen improved aud unimpruved farms az,
reasonable terms Or exchange for cattle vii
alSo contract Ia deliver from one 10 1--WE tbous-
and May. i2S.lm mo A. 0'Nirh, Pin
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and medium fine, 23c; heavy, 2Ic BLACK,
'anl dirty. to Zoe oil.
hint Is pounds aud upward, ioal2Sc;
~ llellc; wet sailed, 7@7kc; green butch.
PEI, 5's@dc; all damaged, wet or dry. half
oeer SSidS, 3Uc, sheep sEius tom 25@5OC
EwAN-li 10 lSc per pound rs per color.
|low--ln barrel, ilsc; In cake, 5e per 10.
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u per hundred; stove. 50 cents: wroupht
|sl per hundred; brass. IS To $40 per hun.
"copper" $40 10 u 10 per hundred; zlno aud
per hundred.
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Goardtno.

poARDiNG-wanicd by a gentleman and
~ wife; answers are respectfully requested
rom those having good accommodations To
Onlce. fe1 IL
BOARDING aud furnished rooms at ii6 Ross
ID avenue. Bi.iw
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Good Reasons for the DOCTORS Fa,th

MONKoE, GA, March g, 1850.
,c'r ,hye lor WE'VE months been prescribing
swlits syphilitc Specific In the treatmens az
syphilis and many other diseases for WHICH n
IL recommended, and the results have beer
most satisfactory not having been Disappointed
u, y, u single instance We think for all diseases
peer and that all the medical profession, Vim.
sooner or later be forced to acknowledge II ~
the treatment of Syphilis, as sine qua non.
\, h. GALLOWAY, M. D.
J. 7. ROBINSON, NJ. d.
ATLANTA, Ga, May % 1872
., one OF our workmen had bad case of Sypb--
ms OF hye years standing, and was cured eT,-
urely with 'swifts syphilltic Specific"
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Proprietors; Atlanta, Ga.
sold by all druggists. Call for . copy OF
Young Mems Friend" M ~
frce Of large or regular size reduced 10 81 "a
per noltle aud small size, holding half tbs
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Molasses barrels 81 So halfbarrels, 81 25 kegs
75ci sugar barrels, So half barrels, As; hoop poles
per l000 Sl2
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9ersonai.

DkRsUNAl.-Complimcnts Of Tim Crane Ia
i Mary Jane aud would be pleased to call
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Whole Tickets, So, Half Tickets.sl
III Tickets, $50; 55Ticlots 800.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
posloilioe order Orders OF S. and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address al
orders TO r. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier.Journal
~ Bnniiding; Louisville, Ky or Il. NJ. BoARDMAN,
YO1 Broadway. New York
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3lNiseeuanrous aalauts,

w ANrED-A few good solicitors for Colton's
" New Map of Texas Ililrs Manual Pictorial
fanilN Bible, and other standard works Cnli
OF ADDRESS W. Strong, Publisher, AT the Nor.
TON building, Dallas, Texas. fe9
WANrEn-A good practical Photographers. nj
Terrell, Texas, For particulars address
A Moses, Terrell, Texas, fe2.6t
w ANrED-l,0 90 red birds delivered M PeeIS
Dallas, IN. M, E r,1
WANTED-OnlyS $4,000 Tor a paving business
w now in operation, clearing over sion n
month; must go quick or no sale; no bonus
asked; only actual value of property sold Al.
dress Buckskin Joe, HERALD ONCE IN
WANTED Parties having good grnzip,,
" lands, well watcred In large tracts. M Low
cash prices. Please address
l2s-lm ROBERT CLARKE Dallas. Tex.
WANTED-A house containing 5 or Il rooms
" convenient TO street cars Address Good
lehant care OF HERALD Onicc i25-lw
MANTED-A good cook None but II goo1
one need apply An old colored woman
preferred. Apply 10 II Herald Office.
WANrED-ro trade stock of goods for INV
~ property, lands or stock: sheen prefnrreG
address Nj. a b., BOX No. G7g, Dallas, Texas
WANTED-A few nice boarders nj th, Com
W mercal Hotel, Furnished and unfnrnish-
w TWINS ~ IeHt' d27tf
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Poultry and Game,

LS-sc Per dozen.
'ILR-NOrthern, 2Sa9S Texas, e00f25c
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~ Xxx. q Is. P'' NV 49, w
10 frLtors-ts to az. q IS per set
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Gems. q. Il, BEAuREGARD, OF la.
and Gen JuBAL A, EARLY, of Va
Capital Prize, $4,000.
t0o. 900 Tickets at So each. aalfTlclets 81

1857 Prizes amounting to. $40 400
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only TO the oiiee of the company In New or.
leans Write for information or send orders 10
NJ. A. DAUPHIN. New Orleans, La.
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..' ..4Otka---.,
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
hi, g4ItSBI.lljs,{Sl III ! l!
I.s:..l|.Nz:I.L|!.iilg;]IlI!lIA Y(IIB|
In the city of louisville. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31st, 1889.

These drawings occur monthly SUNDAYS OF :.
ceptedl under provisions of an act OF the Gen
eral Assembly of Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court on March 9Ist.
rendered the following decisions
lst-Ihat the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is egal
2nd-lts drawings are fair
n, B.-The Company has now on hand large
reserve fund. Read carefully the list OF prizes
for tho - fA'-N'
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Gottcries.
La. s.. +.

This Is the only Lottery ever voted on and
endorsed by the people Of amy State.
Louisiana State Lottery 90.
Incorporated in 1865 for IS years by the Lesis.
tnre for educational and charitable pnrposss-
Win capital Of sloo0 OCo-io which a reserve
nnd OF over sA5o,C0O has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote. lis fran.
chlse was made part OF the present State Con.
sututlon adopted December 2nd, A. D., 1872
It's Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly, u never scales or poStpones
Look at the following distribution:
Grand Monthly Distribution. Glass B., at New
Orleans, Tuesday, February IA, 1899,
And all future Distributions under the supervis.
ion and management of
Gems. q. Il. BEAUREGARD, OLA
and Gen JUHAI A EaRIV 80 y,
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cost

Il osT-UR LEFf-somewherc In Dallas n
IL brown ovetCoat worth about s2r Misc a
book with II. The finder viii confer favor mn.
ON needy owner II he will leave II al The
HERALD Office, or give notice WHERE II Il, Own.
er too poor TO oiler reward in
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Thustctan.

physician AND suRGEoN-pr. Mor,on,
Office over Exchange bank building, resi.
dence S5 San Jaccnio street; telephone at resi-.
dence.
20 TO DR., J. A, seegnr. Dentist, To have your
" dentalwork done He warrants all Filings
Austin streets In Rodgers building from 4 a. IN.
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EXCHANGE.

LOK EN,nANOE-On OF the most desirable
II residences IN the suburbs Of the city, lof
another IN u like good locality near thc
business part of the city. bargain will be
given. Address NJ. NJ. HERALD Office llp.tf
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EOR ,SALE-All kinds of shade Ornamental
and fruit trees, evcrgrecnS. shrubs and roses
on Main street, nextto the HERALD building, and
opposite the postoilice iS Az
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t'oh eALE-A complete newspaper and lob
Il printing outfit for sale for cash, at roasona
ne price Address Lewis Wood, Wcatherlord
i'N"s' i2S.Gt
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Twin: up y Horse.

This morning, while DIR. Menger was IN
Nette's drug store, gentlemen rode up and
fled bis horse to the Doctors buggy, then
standing at the door. Having transacted his
business in the store, and being ignorant OF the
attachment, the Or. drove off, taking the horse
with him. He had got some distance when
the ownor Of the horse came out and just
caught sight of the Doctors buggy and his
horse pa ssing quickly down Commerce street.
H.. pursued but did not overtake the Doctor
mill he reached the postohice, and he was
then fairly out of breath. Of course he re-
covered his horse, and mentally resolved tc
exercise more care in the future in tying it.
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The Child of state.

The Goldens produced the Child of State
last evening at Turner hall. The play is very
interesting, and is on the whole a good one,
hut il is one OF those dramas which depend
mainly upon sensational poses for effect.
Miss Bella Golden is powerful impersona-
tor Of ..Frantiza," and by her able acticg in
vested it with a considerable amount ofpathet-
ic, if not tragic, power. Mr.. Martin Golden,
as .'Monsieur Won De!berg,' was excellent to
q hiqh degree. As "MonSeur Pavilion"
Mr.. Harry Robinson was admirable. His
lines were delivered with pointed humor and
great effect. Mr.. !. Z. Wilson made an ex-
czllent Count Horace D'Albaret' the for
maliy Of the character being especially suited
to his natural disposition. Miss Bessie Hay
wood as s'Wihemena," Mrs. R. J. Miller as
..Madame Won Delberg," Mr.. Will A. Mason
as Mons. Dietrch," and Mr.. Riley as evil
fred'' all deserve commentator for the way
in which their respective characters were
enacted.
The Golden band, under direction Of Pro
fessor ]. NJ. Rodi, played some excellent Sc
lections during the evening.
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sheep EOr Sale.
CHABOT, MOSS & CO.
Preserve Your Sight.

The injury to the sight from wearing infer
ior glasses or no: being properly fitted to the
eye is not generally realized by the public.
My glasses are of perfect construction, which
assist and preserve the sight, rendering fire.
uuent changes unnecessary. They confer
brillancy and distinctness of vision, with an
amount Of esse and comfort not generally en-
ioyed by persons using spcctacles; With
them you cen read for hours without fahgu!ng
the eye. There is no glimmering or waving
of the sight, dimness, or any OF the unpleasant
sensations, but on the contrary, from the per-
feet construction of the lenses, they are sooth-
ing and pleasant, causing feeling of relief to
the wearer. would also inform the public
that am able to make spectacles to suit any
and every condition of the eye:
E. HERTZBERG,
Optician, next to S. A. National Bank.
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HerdIC Coaches.

The San Antonio Herdic Coach Company
will from this day run regular line of coaches
from the International railroad depot down
Commerce street to the postoffce, and out to
Sunset and government depots. Fare cents;
tickets to be had either from the drivers, or at
the company's Office, 235 Commerce street,
and will run on all the principal streets as soon
as their other coaches arrive, which are now on
the road from New York.
1-oa-t PHIL. DEL, Supt.
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If You Want

A beautiful complexion. bright eye, good appe
tite, an active liver. bowels regular as ClnGkw3Is
TEXAS IONIC CORDIAL, "The Great System
Renoyator" 1t is the most delightful and paiatable
preparation ever compounded, at the sam; tune eH;
human system; Selling upon the efete humois OF the
aiood it sends its ivegving powers to the nervous
end muscular tissues, and the source OF morbid Sc
cretion being destroyed by its pure chemiGa orSe.
4 Son.
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Mrs, K.tzenberger's Singing.

At the memorial services OF the Odd fol-
lows, at the Casino yesterday, we saw several
fearful eyes while Mrs. Katzenberger sang
efIear Us Oh, Father" in most impressive
manner, and we heard some the members o.
tine order who have heard all the great
opera singers, express themselves that they
paver heard the same better rendered.