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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
NEW YEAR.

When the year that died last nigh
-~Sith the tolIipg of the midnight bell
lg1rsL dawned upon the world. its birth
was attended by many bright hopes
in the breasts of men. A new year
is the occasion for new hopes. Every
body feels that the future must prove
better than the past, and whether or
not there bs reasonably fair promise,
brighter expectations are painted.
For this reason New Years is q
cheerful day rather than otherwise.
1t is time also for forming good
resolatione, especially as to moral
conduct 1t marks period in mans
life, and be thinks it proper oc
qcation to turn new Leaf" At the
end OF the year he looks back and IS
proud and happy if bis hopes have
been realized or bis resolution main
gGained. II not. he begins again,
painting new expectations and form
gag other resolutions. How many of
ne have experienced the ful6Ilment of
2sst New Years hopes. how many
p been faithful to the promises then
made to themselves? 1t is feared the
-gaslority, ss in modern presidential
elections, has been on the wrong
side. Yet the world is better for the
promises and the brief effort to keep
them. just as the drunksrd who
signs the pledge and retrains from
drink week or month is so much
improved. Man will doubtless go
on filling hia mind with bright
fancies on New Years Day, and
forming good resolutions, breaking
them after days or weeks, according
as his will is firm or weak and when
the end shall come, il it shall be said
that he is no better for his observ.
anee of these customs, which have
Become almost part OF civilized
human nature, it cannot be said that
he is worse.
The year 1881 has been filed with
. large share OF the pleasures and
sorrows allotted to man. It opened
bright and promising to the Western
World. 1t ia true there had been
many threats and evil proguostica-
ffions as to Earth snd her people. The
,star-gszers were liberal with alarm
ing predictions, and the soothsayers
and crones, from Mother shiptou
down to modern days, had tried to
brighten people into the belief that
The world to an end shall come
Ia eighteen eighty-one.
Notwithstanding the alleged threat
ening positions Of the planets, and
she unfavorable predictions OF the
religious cranks, the year came in
lavish of bright promise, and it has
gone out satisfying she reason
able hopes then held out. The
world to an end has not
come. and seemingly is as far
from that extremely interesting event
as ever. I. is true there has been
some eonmotion in the heavens,
where numerous successive comets
have disported themselves, it may be
for the delectition of Us dwellsrs On
earth. This eject upon humanity
& and the world. 90 far az is visible, has
not been otherwise than plsasureAble.
The stars fos this year ara said By
-Ahe makers ct alnanaos and readers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

Cutler Brothers have
Oranges by tEae Box,
Turkeys and Poultry of
all Kinds. A. Booths
Oy sfers. Trout and Fish
of all Kinds, Choice APP
pies and Other Fruits,
Wholesale and Retail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

Our stock of Ladies' and chill
dren's DOlmans, listers and Cloaks
is receiving constant additions of
choice Paris and Berlin Garments.
We offer t'ur-lined Garments, Seal
skin Coats and Sets at greatly re-
dnced prices to close our stock be-
fore the holidays are over.
T. AUERBACH & BRO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

PRONOUNCED BARGAINS!
AT GOLDBERG'S, in all lines Of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. Don't let the opportunity
slip. Call at once and secure your
Christmas outfits. Wasatch Building,
165 & 1877 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAP
EST. Toys and Fancy Goods at
Salisbury's Little Coop. 80 Main
Street. Fancy plated ,Jewelry a
speciality.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, 90
SALT LAKE CITY. o.

I, John T. Game, Recorder of Salt
Lake City, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full, true and cor
rect copy of AN Ordinance entitled
AN Ordinance, Restraining the Sale
of Spirituous, Vinous and Fer
mented Liquors, passed by the City
Council of said City, December,
S0th, 1881, as appears of record in
my Office.
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The Siberian oversize
for Ladies' and Misses. at
Dunf0rd's.

WE STILL have a few Seal Sacques
left over, which we are determined
to sell, no matter at what sacrifice,
as they must go. Also a few Fur
Lined Garments, which will be
cleared out in the same way.
COIN BROS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

GREAT SLAUGHTER in Suits, of
every possible description, at
GOLDBERG'S,
Wasatch Building.
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For THE best stock of Novelty
Dress Goods in this city, the latest
styles in Silks, Satins and Pushes
and at the lowest prices go to
Farmers One Price Store.
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FOR A PRESENT.
Finest French and
American Hid Shoes
made. at
ThOs. w. Jennings.

ANYBODY, RICH or poor, young or
old, in search of a Christmas present
should not fail to visit T. Auerbach
81 Bros immense establishment
where they will find the grandest
display of Holiday Goods at the low
est prices ever offered in this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

Honted-Hish hest Cash Price Paid
for Juror and Witness Court Certif-
Gates.
From sales made and, constant additions
to our list, look for new properties every
alternate Sunday. We are prepared to givs
good terms, long tim 9 and on part payment
If desired. We take pleasure at all times
showing properties to parties DESTROYS Of
buying. Call before going elsewhere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

JUST OPENED, in Farmers Popu-
lar One Price Store, an endless new
line of Ladies and Misses Corsets,
and all are offered at States prices.
&
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FOR A PRESENT.
FINE HAND SEWED BOOTS,
AT TH0S. W. JENNINGS.

EARRINGS, BRACELETS, SHIRT
STUDS, RINGS, CLOCKS, and every
thing else, at
JOSLIN & PARKS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

+ ANGORA GOAT GLOVE.
Button ca the side, at
- DUNFoRD'S.
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For Ladies' and Chill
dFen's Ful's, GO to Dam
f0Pdsss
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F. AUERBACH Sc BRO. announce
a large addition to their choice stock
Of Evening Silks and Surahs, etc.,
at New York prices. Skirting Silk
Velvet at 50 per yard, worth $12.
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Everything purchased at JosLIN &
PARKS, is warranted to be what it
is sold for.
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WANTED.

A Girl to do Cooking. Coed wages
paid to a good girl. Apply No. 5
Cliff Row.
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FOB SALE.

A very fine Team, aud years old, ore
weighing 1900 pounds Kand one weig hing
go pounds, CHEAP.
YerY fine Carriase. eAeap.
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PEA. FOWLS

For sale at $40 and SIS a pair.
Address, NJ, Box b. =
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In testimony whereof. |

In testimony whereof. [
have hereuntO set my
hand and affixed the
LIS. Corporate Seal of Salt
; Lake City, this SOtb
day of December,
AID 1881.
JOHN t. GAME,
Recorder.
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FOR SALE.

A new mich cow; fir5t-class.
Apply to residence of Joseph Ben
nedict, Ninth Ward, or at this
Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

PROF. FOWLER will stop at the
Walker House Saturday, Sunday
and Monday next, en- route for the
East.
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TO the Pnbiic

Largest Stock Of Mems
and Boys Caps at DUN.
fOrd'S.
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SPECIAL Advertisements.

FINE ASSORTMENT of NEW
YEARS CARDS at the HERALD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH,
FLOORING. RUSTIC, SIDING,
POCKETS, ETC., CHEAP. AT
LATIMER, TAYloR & cos.
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Published by Authority.l
AN ORDINANCE
Restraining the sale of SpirituOus,
Vinous and Fsrmented Liquors.

SECTION BE 1T Ordained By
the City Council of Salt Lake city,
That no person, firm or corpora
ton, shall within the limits of said
city, sell, barter, OF otherwise dis
pose of spirituous. vinous or fer
mented liquors, on the I'd day OF
January, "A. ID. 1882, the day to be
observed as New Years Day, and
any person violating the provisions
of this ordinance shall be fined in
any sum not exceeding ninety-nine
dollars.
Passed, December 3Oth, 1881.
FERAMORZ LITTLE,
Mayor.
Attest:
e. JOHN T. GAME,
L. Recorder.
*,*
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HOUSES To RENT.

House offour rooms near Git House: an
excellent location for party II wishing to
oRss srasn business, SIS,
We have eemaiRing several elegant apart-
menss IN 1sggeps Row, vita all the lmodera
improvements, IS,
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Fine upholstery to order Barratt' S
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The most elegant TEA SETS, at
JOsLIN & PARKS.
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Silk cord, gimps to match Barratt's
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SALT LAKE HERALD.
SUNDAY. JANUARY /, 1882.

srHR DAILY HRRAI1D Is Published
eTery morning, Mondays excepted 81
Easf Temple Street, nezr First -Seuths
HaFt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT-
TsTa AND PUBLJsHIBG CoNPASY. Sub
YeEirtion price, $40. so per annum, post.
are ucluded; paTts OF a year at the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
COLLECTION made by carriers 25c. week.
sgHE shMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
glubHshed every Wednesday and Sstcr-
dsy morning, a: $3.50 q year SIX
months, 81. rs; postage included.
SyHE WEEKLY HERALDi is published
tsyery Thursday morning, at ~ year;
-Six months, $1.25, postage included.
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colDSMITh & co. ARE SCI
LIMO OFF THEIR LARGE
STOCK OF BOYS OVERC0ATS
AT RkMARKABLE Low FL
CURES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-26
Old Hattie Fling

Mr.. James r. Cummius, of This city, yes.
terday sent to CaptRn Hugcr, of Mobile,
the old stars and bars which so often and
proudly tloated over the Alabama State
Artillery during the "recent unpleasant.
ness' between the states. Accompanying
the flag was the following letter
To Captain D. f. Hugcr, Alabama State Artil-
DALLAS, TrxAs, April Is, 1sS2.-As fold
the old flag of my old company to forward
to YOU, do so with tears, for II calls forth
the memory Of the good boys who fell be-
meath its shade. Put this emblem of q
grand cause, holy and righteous too, among
the archives OF company A, Alabama State
Artillery, tell those who gaze upon its tat.
tered and forlorn shape that the third dc.
tachment never let II drag, of which | was
an officer Remember me TO those that
remember the boy who stuck from the first
round until all went home weeping for our
lost cause. JAMES II, CvMNtNa.
Mr. Cummings Is one of our worthiesl
citizens and has long been resident o
Dallas, but his native modOsty has pre-
vented us from coming into possession o
the fact of his having this tattersd remnant
OF the war or any particulars OF its history
No more gallant soldier ever marched under
n flag or better or truor citizen and MAJ,
ever lived In Dallas, but modesty Is Mr.
James II. Cummings besetting sin and nc
cident alone must be depended upon I,
learn of the startling scenes and expert
ences through which he has passed.
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Neck-wear at Bauman's.
Emmn Jonca, Marriage.

Miss Emma Jones, young woman who
has passed her life among many friends at
Lockport New York, surprised everyone
who knew her by marking upon her trunk
the letters: "Mrs. ]. f. Bachmann, Pueblo,
Col.," and leaving Lockport the other day
for that town. None of her friends, not
even her parents knew that she had hus.
band. and the story of the secret wedding
caused fluttcr among her romantic
associates Two years ago Mr.. Bach.
mann, ut the time q law student
In Lockport and the young woman's
lover, was attacked with quick consump.
ton, the result OF a cold. From man Of
robust health he became almost helpless,
and all his friends, except Miss Jones, gave
him up rs enc who must die within a few
weeks. But Baohmann was plucky. His
first step was to marry his sweetheart, who
was never to change her name or IN any
way reveal the secret should he die. on
the day of the marriage he left
for Pueblo, there TO fight for life. Amer the
lapse Of two years Mr.. Bachmann finds
himself greatly improved In health and
with fortune, luckily made and his wife
goes to join him.-[philadelphia Times.
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THE TENAS
Marriage Aid Association of Dallas, Texas.

This institution is one of the important
fixtures of our state and country, and offers
the simplest and most complete system of
any association known. The directors and
incorporators are among the best citi-
zens of Dallas. and all its obliga-
lions are being promptly met.
The association is pushing its work
into all the states, and now has its advcr-
tlsements before the public in most all of
the leading papers OF the country. Any
unmarried white person, OF good character,
or child Of any age, can hold from one to
five shares each of which draws fifty
cents per day from application till marriage;
and if not married in 1000 days, each
share" entities the holder to fifty cents
per day (Which is 1000, the same as if
married at that time. One can
marry at any time, These amounts
are paid at the time Of the marriage,
or at the expiration OF 1000 days by an as
sessment on the whole number of shares
out. No assessment is greater than 81 on
the share. One assessment generally pays
number of marriages. Ten per cent. OF
assessments is reserved in sinking fund
for the benefit of members, 10 per cent
goes to the expenses of the association, and
so per cent, goes Immediately to the pay.
ment of marriages. No dues are required
and no assessment is asked in advance
Good, intelligent agents wanted every
where, and liberal inducements offered.
For plan and information call at or adj
dress the office of the association,
No. 4, LIE GRAND BUILDING,
Austin Street, Dallas, Texas.
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THE CITY.
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Workers In Council.

Workers In Council.
The seventh annual meeting of the State
Sunday school convention met last evening
at the chapel Of the Methodist college,
Quite large audience assembled, includ.
Ing many delegates from all parts of the
state. In the absence OF the president the
convention was called to order by DR.. ]. C.
Story, of Dallas, the secretary of the con.
yention, who called Rev. DIR. A. p. Smith,
oiDallas, one of the vice presidents, to the
chair, The convention was formally
opened by the Rev. B. G.. Malloy. of Fort
Worth, In an impressive prayer for divine
guidance. The president then introduced
tothe audience the Rev. J.H. Curry, Of the
hst Baptist church of Dallas, who had been
Previously appointed to make this address
(Which the following Is a synopsis;
THE ADDRESS.
NJ, President Acknowledgements and visitors to
lhis session Of the sunday'school convention
Of Texas.
1t becomes my duty to perform the pleas
ant task OF extending to you a gracious well
come, not only to our city but to our homes
and hearts.
In the name of Texas hospitality and
chivalry bid you thrice welcome.
1t is certainly gratifying that there Is one
apartment of Christian labor where all
tue lovers OF humanity can clasp hands
With individual hearts. 4.
This sublime unanimity is the hopefullsst
outlook for final victory. The Tins for
yislom and piety Is now in this I1stless,
dsquietcd, skeptical nineteenthrccntnry
Affirm my strong faith in tie ultimate
success of Christianity, but Vie success lies
infringing up eur children br God. This
PRESENT infant generation Is TO decide the
ate of religion IN America lor fifty WEARS.
Let us bring them up from HE very chpdle
xlth the thought of God cnd the horn Of
heaven. This gathering together of Chris.
uanlaborers means more thin isapparenSon
surface--it means that there Is a heaylen'
inspired spirit at work n the hearts, Of
vods people. And we nrlboldly confident
q The final triumph of eligion-the oyier
.nrcw Of evil--predioatig our hope on tfN'
WORK OF the religious trining OF the youth
y, our country. Independent of the ide,l
Oh salvation in the oh,rch sense of the term]
.-therc is no grander 'ork than the moral
gaining and develd ment of our youth,
Again, MIR. Presidiit and brother work.
en, Npllow me to extend to YOU
, thricy,cordial welcome. and may
your stay atnongus be not only pleas
az, but blest efkod, and may there be,
When YOU havSleit behind d delicious
Ass''cS TO iSyysr Gpjc,IGi,
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The following unredeemed pledges 70

The following unredeemed pledges for
sale at Henry Cohn's, 70S Main street:
One gents Is karat gold American key
winder watch.
One ladies' is karat gold American key
winder watch.
One Howard Is karat key-windcr watch.
One fine ladies' gold American stem
winder.
One gents gold stem-winder box case.
One heavy silver Springfield stem-winder
One heavy silver Rockford key-windcr.
One Rogers triple plated porcelain lined
ice pitcher, nearly new.
One very fine English breech.loading
shotgun.
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knights Templar Band.

Professor John Potter has succeeded in
organizing from the many musicians in
this city, the Knights Templar Band, and
it may be truthfully asserted that the
members are all artists and cannot be ex-
celled in this city or in the state of Texas as
accomplished musicians. Professor Potter
is at all times ready to furnish music Tor
public parades, private parties or balls.
The HERALD with pleasure recommends
this band, not only to the citizens of Dallas,
but to the cities and towns surrounding,
as one of the very best in every respect in
the state of Texas.
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Special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt

GALVESTON, April 25.-Observations show
for past twenty.four hours, taken daily, at s
o'clock p. m.
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
the United states signal service by requiring
helragentS to take the observations and use their
Wlre-without expense to the govcrnment-to
transmit by them, viz: Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Re, Intern tional e Great Northern, Texas &
Pacific, Texas 4 New Orleans, Houston d Texas
Central and Galveston, Harrisburg & San An.
/ 0niO railroads
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-26

If there ever was specific for any one
complaint then Carter's Little Liver Pills
are specific for Sick Headache, and every
woman should know this. They are not
only positive cure, but sure preventive
iftaken when the approach is felt. Carriers
Little Liver Pills act directly on the liver
and bile, and in this way remove the cause
a weakening purge. lIyod try them you
will not be disappointed.
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The Chicago, Texas " Mexican Central
Railroad

The management here of the Chicago
Texas & Mexican Central railroad has re
ceived instructions from headquarters al
Chicago, not to issue any more time checks
A telegram was also received stating that
the debts here against the road would be
paid of through the city national bank
representing the first national bank o
Chicago, within the next few days.
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j. T. Hay, nm Old Druggist,

has again opened up in the drug business,
at 1876 Elm street, near Union depot, DIAL
las, Texas, where he has one of the neatest
drug stores in the city. His drugs are all
fresh and good. He also keeps the best
brands of cigars and tobaccos. Give him q
trial.
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gxfhanps.

EoR ExCa1Idk-I 'Sls6did is!1 ~. 9 y
L acres, in Dallas county. win pl0ws ~. rst ~
farm tools, cows and calves new vsssSsss'
harness and span Of horses w, . = 49, II
for Dallas city properly, Apply =" s.SSiv
Simpson, agent eos Main snsss -.szz:.rz:
EOR ExCHANGE-0ne Of ne ~ q. o ~ r.
+ residences In the suburbs ~ ~' ~, ~ ~
another In like gooo Sny IA An ~
business part Of the ely. 4 pss
given. Address N. ~. HEnALp o1SS:. --- -.
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The proprietor of the Allen House, AL.
lentown, Pennsylvania, Mr.. II. II. Good,
reports the case of a guest suffering with
neuralgia to such an extent that he had nc
rest for weekday or night. Fifteen min
utes after the application of st. Jacobs Oil
all pain vanished,
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Eost.

osT-,O Reward Lo,. on Z, q s ns|Is, Is ssus
Ia OF March last near Lan ssr, vssatslrlnF ~
Texas, small leather .s'chsL s0" ssd lsiIS
garments, some valuable pspsrx "a sxjk ".
Dat hunllns.case gold vs ,s,s Yin Iultas y
windcr, Henry HcnnAn Lcc's h ~ above nva!1
i, W. engraved on ihe cay sss rSecyery u ~
viii be paid BY me ~ nc e ~ wsich slesa
saichcl and conteuis % ~ nsiias o., Texno'
Mrs, L. r. White. IAncas'e' !. !.
n.os. hoi-Mli ----.------.--.-..--.--..11-
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best Time on Record.

Car 7. Falk's celebrated Milwaukee beer,
shipped to Loeb & Schwabacher, arrived at
Dallas in four and a half days, the quickest
time ever made,
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Heating stoves cleaned, repaired, stored
and returned in the fall, when desired. No
charge for express or handling. Send
postal to Potter, box 100, or Prather block,
Elm street.
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For gsu..

EoR REST-RulidSI 80 81 ~ a, '|ss: ,s,, -;
Il merly occupied BY ihe v srss,' ~ sui OcS.
company. One OF me pes' p Uusi iI65 m
lions In the city. John prV"'' ~
street ....--------,.-,r---11' ,.-c,7'
NOR RENr-Two nicely mn v,ss sst,;ci
L Enquire at 1913, north ace " ~
n.23-1m - -.
NOR REYT-A house with 81 Men, .n|,sSs r
L ner Of lamar and Collin stS, M Il &,
a private boarding house Apply rwossaIn.
corner OF Main and Lamar rtFeeu' w.
n.pl az
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Furniture repaired, vanished, reuphol
stored, called for and returned; expressag
tree, by Potter, Prather block, Elm street
box 1903.
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A Pleasant mir.

On Monday night the hop at the 81.
George hotel was pleasant affair. The as.
ssmbly was Of such number as 70 permit
etray your people; when your people ~ Is I,
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Largest stock OF Ladies' Gold Watches In
the city, at Webb's.
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Rcst Timeo on RECORD.

Car T. Falk's celebrated Milwaukee beer,
shipped to Loeb Il Schwabacher, arrived at
Dallas in four and half days, the quickest
time ever made.