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= FUTGU VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passe
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after August 3. 1889.
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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -
Trains York DesbrOsses and Corandt streets
Ferries Ss follows:
UarrsbGrr PIT burg and South. with Pullman
Palace a. and daily NeW1 ok
Limited Of PsrOr Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars al a m. every day.
For 1,reHson springs AMI 4 III, and n. daily.
WiamspOrt Haven. p. Corry ana Erie al
p connecting at Cory for rtusvie, Petroleum Cen
tire OIL Regions. - -, ,-,., -. 49,
baltimore Washington and the South Limited washington
Pullman PaTOr CATS daily, except sunday, ~
a "a arrive Washington Regular ~ $50 and $50
a M J. 3:4O, and J. m. and II night
SUNDAY. ID H., e and p. and IL night
Por Atlantic city. except SUNDAY 5lo ~ :lV H. ana
l.OO D. IN with through car. ON sunday, o:I9 a M.
Cape May except sunday $50, 1I4U a. m anu p IL
only. 2. m.
Long rsnch Bay Head junction and intermediate stations
way and Amboy. $50 and $40 a H., u noon .
Toms River Wa seaside Park, $40 a and p. m.
boats OF nrookvu connect with all through rams az
Jersey CITY, aforng speedy and drecs transfer Tor BROOK
Trains arrive From Ptsburg 600 and l2o 1890 and
1910 D. III daily. From Washington and Baitimore o:.S
G.5O a m 500 $50, $3.50 and 1000 Sunday $50 600
a IN and 1880 D. From Baltimore, lao on sun
days g:}5 D. IN. From Philadelphia 900, GO 63O 11O
$50 Gao 1880 ll40 m. 10 = 800 55n go a51,
500 s35 1910 and 1880 sunday, 3:oO 6:2l oSO
go II 40 a n., 8 20. 9.35 1O:4O and lO:jO D. III
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4 IVI NIIVNL I'M
Il FOR Providence. BOSTON AND THE FAST
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three trains daily Boston AZ
500 parlOr attached aud 10 y. IL. with
palace sleeping cars-l
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON CALL RAIL- -.
NEWPORT express at T. H.. ,paror cars attached ar
rves al Newport p m.
PkoNlDENCE SPECIAL express at m. (parlor at
Tickets paOr az Fifth Ayeuue and
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices and Central Depot
j. NJ. FlLhl A.,ent
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 9 ON
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS N PHILADELPHIA
2IN NEW-YORK
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COOKS AMERICAN TOURS

COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
-J-r. COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
To tho WHITE MOUNTAINS, Mount Desert ST. Joh,
Maritime Provinces. Montreal Quebec sdguenay River.
Hudson River SARATOGA Lake George. the Adirondack
Niagara Falls Thousand Islands &c, by AL routes as
special rates. Programmes with Maps sent Application
Address
THos. COOK SON, POI BROADWAY, NEw.YoRK
C. A. BARATTOEI MANAGER
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Tickets good on either pier.
Excursion tickets Tor sale at all Elevated Rai-olt
Ia
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|OACHNAN or GROOM and COACHMAN.-
Understands his bu ,ness all it, branches has good
reeronces: in town Or country drive four hand II
rSonireI Can or address Mr. D. WRIGHT 81 4th-ave,
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EoR sALE-A side.bar buggy and a light
Il ph@ton, cheap for cash at Vim, Longs
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A rENAs INSTITUTION.


This association may not be better than
others, but il is known to be equal to,any
IN the simplicity and perfection of IFS sys.
tenn, and the prosperity Of the institution.
It's plan is far as possible opened for the
public in all the leading papers of the state,
and ITS work is extended throughout the
Union. Any unmarried white person, OF
good character, or child, can hold from one
to five shares each share" draws soc.
per day from date of application till mar
rlage; II not married in 1900 days, each
share entities the holder to one thousand
dollars. Each share costs i've dollars in adj
vance. No dues. No assessment in adj
vance, All claims are paid whenever mar
rage occurs, or 1000 days expire, An as
sessment of one dollar on each share is
made at each marriage, if there be not sut-
lcient money on hand to pay the marriage
demand. Ten per cent. is used for sink
ing iund TO benefit members. Ten per
cent. OF the assessments is used for expense
of association, One assessment generally
pays for Il number OF marriages, Assess.
ments average about two month, Good
agents wanted in every county and state ia
the Union; and good inducements offered
Call at or address the office of the associa.
ton, No. 4. lie Grand building, Austin
street, Dallas Texas.
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ELOTSANI


Yesterday was bright and warm after the
sun got up, though it was coolish prior to
that time.
Tom johnson, the nurse who nursed the
smallpox cases at Kleburg, is down with
that disease himself
Tom Scroggins was jailed here Yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Brack Mitchell, of Ellis
county. He is an alleged horse-thicf
The Trinity river is daily growing beau.
tifully less in its proportions and is fast
assuming a July stage of water,
Some thief stole from Mr.. Wilmans the
type ftwo pages of a book which was tied
up. The type is yalueless to anyone save
Mr.. Wllmans, except for old metal.
Manager kinnin, of the poor farm, took
down to his principality yesterday, Susan
Lawrence, a crazy woman, Joe Dennis, a
crank, and George Smith, a vagrant.
Deputy United States Marshal Tom Scott
started yesterday for Louisville, Kentucky,
with the prisoner John b. Wyatt, charged
with making and uttering counterfeit
money.
The Missouri Pacific railway being COM
pleted to Temple Junction. Texas, the Pacific
express company have opened an office at
that point, and also one at Troy, Texas, be-
tween Waco and Temple.
Bill Davis, a worthless colored youth
an ex-boot black, but too tritling now to fol-
low even that,avocation was fined yesterday
by Justice Edwards for vagrancy, and in
default of payment was sent to the poor
farm.
John Scott, the miserable little Choctaw
Indian, who spends his time principally in
in Jail and on the poor farm for petty steal
ing, got back yesterday from the farm, and
the probabilities are that he stole some
thing last night
Work has been resumed on the Presby.
terrain church. at the corner of Main ant
HARDWOOD streets. Quite force of masons
are busy on the walls, and they are goinl
up rapidly. From appearances this vii
be an ornate, stylish and imposing churcl
editice when completed.
There was most pleasant and exceed
ingly happy children's party at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. j. l.. Williams, corner o
Oeander and San Jacinto streets, last night
The little innoccnts were all JOY and swee
contentment, and their gladness made gla,
the grown-up people, too.
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Colorcd Military ComnanY-

George Hawkins, of this city, is in re.
ccipt of letter from A. NJ. Gregory, colonel
Of the first regiment colored volunteer
guards of the state militia, asking him to
raise a company in this city. IL Ms le't"'
the colonel urges him to raise tlic company
and assures him that he will get arms and
equipments. He also tells him that he Il
empowered to raise colored com,
soon US Hawkins can enlist thirty.six men
he will come here and lecture them on
military matters aud muster them in a.
volunteer guards in the state militia.
Hawkins has been busy for the past tour OF
five days raising the company aud has
about succeeded The first regiment Of
colorcd volunteer guards already has seven
or eight companies and the company bcing
raised here will 90 into the regiment,
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Returned Home Cured.

Last summer Frank O'Dearner, a young
man living in this county, was thrown by u
horse, and his head striking IL stump, con-
cussion of the brain ensued He came near
dying at the time, but survived and re-
covered, in physical sense, but did not do
so mentally. His brain seemed to be par
alyzed, as it were, and he gave no signs
whatever of intelligence, sitting down
most of the time, vacant stare in his
eyes and speeches. all the time. He was
examined according to due form of law,
and being adjudged insane was sent to the
lunatic asylum. He returned home yes.
terday, having been discharged cured lie
had certificate of recovery from the asy.
lum authorities, and yesterday afternoon
called on Judge Burke and exhibited it
He is now as bright mentally as ever he
was, his brain having entirely recovered
from the shock it received at the time he
was thrown. His father was here to meet
him, and they went home together perfectly
happy.
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Coal Indications.

1t is pretty generally known in this sec.
ton that coal has been discovered on the
surface near Lewisvillc, in Denton county,
and that some years ago this kituminous
outcropping was in use in that region.
Major Charles Baskerville, OF this city,
has been at Lewisvillc for some weeks past
prospecting for coal, and he is now digging
for IL. He was in the city yesterday and a
HERALD reporter interviewed him us to his
prospects. He spoke very encouragngly
and was hopeful that he woald soon strike
the black diamonds rich, rs the geological
indications were all most favorable, lie
will dig down one hundred and fifty feet, il
necessary, in his explorations, but thinks
he will find what he wants before reaching
that depth. He is at work three miles
from the Dallas & Wichita railroad, and il
is sincerely to be hoped that he may sue.
coed in his efforts. He reports the crop
outlook, especially that of wheat, as excep.
tionally fine in Denton county.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW lOhN
NEW YoRk, March IS Coffee unchanged In
price, and very quiet aud low; ordinary and rio
3 20 bid for March; 10 for April
Sugar dull. nominully and unchanged fur 10
good refining N to =; refined easier and quiet
Molasscs firm and the demand fair.
Rice steadily held and fair inquiry
Wool steady and In fair demand: domestic
fleece 43 to AZ; Texas IA TO 30.
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS. March 2S Flour quiet and
steady; treble rs to 8 25; higher grades 81 x
to %.
Corn in demand and active; mixed firm at 80;
choice white higher Mt ! 05,
Oats higher: choice CO.
Corn meal duh and nominal alta rs to 3 90
Hay scarce and wanted; quoted-ordnary % 90
to q co. prime 20 to q 90 choice 2S ~ TO 80 90
Pork scarce and higher; mess 1874.
Rice ilrner ordinary 10 prime on tot
Lard quiet refined tiercc ia; keg M.
Dry salt meats irmer shoulders q 90 clear rib
and long clear 10 90; clear 10 %
Bacon scarce and iirn shoulders 7 S7l,; clear
rib and long clear 10 96 clear II 90 to II l2l
canyassed ll,s TO l26
whiskey steady and unchanged western rec
titled o. Ia | -.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS March % Flour unchanged
Wheat lower and slow; closing at inside fig
ures; No red fall 81 for cash; l sos for April
| Corn lower; closing nj inside figures at Gss fol
cash. Gsb FOR April
Oats lower; 4ss bid for cash. i6H bid for April
Pork slow; jobbing ~ 65 to IL IS,
| Bulk meats slow aud unchanged
Lard firm and small lots at 10 G5 To 1919,
| Whisky steady at Il.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 2s.-Flour steady and III
changed.
Wheat in fair demand. but at lower rates
No, 2 Chicago spring 3jh TO $50 for March
! 3bk 10 | 30 for April.
Corn in fair demand, butlower rates at 63,, I
63A for cash; 63i. for March; 81 for April.
Oats dull. weak and lower at a 70 i5A for casl
~ for March and April
Barley dull and nominal at | oil TO | o.
Pork In fair demand, but lower rates, at II {
for cash and April
Lard steady aud unchanged
whiskey steady aud unchanged ut 1 Is.
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Hint to tho Travelling Public.

After all that has been said by the hotels
and restaurants of Dallas, there is Just one
other yet to hear from. Kent's Hotel,
corner Main and Murphy streets. will fur
nish you with fare and accommodations
equal to any hotel or restaurant in the
city,.at more reasonable rates. The tables
are supplied with the best that home and
foreign markets afford. Fish, fresh from
parties made speciality. II Siler's transfer
bus line will not bring you to Kent's Hotel
call any of the other transfers, as there il
quite number at all the railroad depo.s
or get on the street car on Main street
whose drivers are accommodating and vii
put you off at Kents Hotel.
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,InIlc,i

Yesterday George Il. Rawlins, United
States prisoner, was Jailed In this city.
Last year, II is alleged, he robbed the post
office at Granbury, Hood county, and since
tina, time he has been on the dodge. lie
was arrested Monday in Hill county by
Deputy Marshal N. NJ. Norton
and brought before United States Com.
missioner n. NJ. Burford yesterday, who
required OF him bond In the sum OF $500,
FOR his appearance before the United States
he was locked up, and will be taken to
Waco for trial.
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Futures

Dealing in futures is now Il recognized
business in which nearly every business
man, planter or farmer engages to n greater
or less extent. Those wishing to either buy
or sell cotton, grain or pork for future de.
livery ut the lowest possible margins
should send their orders to the Texas Cot
ton and Grain Exchange. This is char
tered institution, and perfectly reliable and
responsible.
Margins required--0nly 81 per bale fol
cotton, lc per bushel for grain, Doc per bar
rel for pork.
All communications should be addressed
to A. J. WHEELocK, Manager,
Board Of Trade Rooms, Dallas, Texas.
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fore he roams about, always on the alert
and carrying his life in his hand, in that
region where New Mexico, Arizona aud
Mexico adjoin each other That he is ever
in the midst Of a gang OF outlaws and fugi-
tiyes from justice there can be little doubt,
and when he is captured it must be by
strategy or by battle
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A cold is unlike most visitors; il you
want to get rid OF it, you must give It a
warm reception with Doctor Bulls Cough
Syrup, the standard cough remedy of our
age. For sale by all druggists at 25 cents a
hpttlp
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Our spring stock Of ladies and children's
hosiery is more abundant in its variety OF
styles than ever before. The choicest colors
and latest styles in the various grades,
ringing from 10 cents to 81 per pair.
CAIN Bios. & Co.
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1000 pieces of Hamburg edging and in
scrtiug have just been opened, and will be
sold cheaper than ever any goods in that
line have been offered. Calm Bros Il Co.
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Novelties in scaris, plain and fancy linen
collars and a great many other fancy arti.
Cles, too numerous to mention, are con-
stantly arriving at Calm Bros. & Co..
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For gcntlemens fine, blue flannel suits,
from so up, go to Goldsmith Bros, the old
reliable clothing house, where every article
is marked in plain figures, III Elm and
7l3 Main streets
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afliseellameems SMamts.

WANrED-An unfurnished room, Without
w board, Immediately. Inquire OF Foreman.
al Aldrdge \ Walters, 623 Elm St. m29.it
WANrED-At Mrs. Il ChesnGrs, two good
w millinery none other need epply. m2S.lw
WANTED-A good pantaloon maker, imme.
w dialely, ut II zimmerman's. m22.tf
w ANrED-shoemaker only good ones need
w apply John Morrell mls.tf
WANTED-The Texas Mutual Aid and Char,
" liable Association wants canvasscrs.
Home Office, No 6IS Main st, Dallas. fe2SH
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Ladies will find it to their interest to ex-
anime our line of Torchon laces and insert
ings, which will be sold at astonishingly
low figures. Calm Bros. & Co.
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Atderman---ard oalacd.

IITE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE c.
w +. CARTER, Democratic nominee as Il
candidate for Alderman of the Third Ward,
iITF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
N the name of ROBERT OGDEN, as an Indie.
randent Candidate for Alderman of the Third
Wand Election April 18th.
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co. MAIN STREET, DALLAS, TEX
THE WAR ON FLANNEL SUITS

Our all-wool blue flannel suits at $1,000,
are warranted perfectly fast color.
Our 500 blue flannel suits are good
value at the price, and equal to $1,000 suits
offered by our competitors.
|, REINHARpr,
The peoples clothier, 70i Elm street.
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The Taylor House,
Corner of Fifth and Austin streets, Waco,
Texas. Good rooms, good beds and good
Mrs. J II, DAVIS,
Proprietress.
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For good and cheap hosiery and glove
20 TO Goldsmith Bros.
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Refined cotton-seod oil is taking the place
of lard now, as it is far superior and cheap.
err You can get II at a. j. Roseniield 4
Bros.
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NJ. Rosenthal & Co.'S opening of spring
millinery Saturday, April |, and Monday,
April J.
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A complete outlit-enline, boiler, coffee
and spice mills and roastor-rcquires only u
small capital and very profitable, with
established trade for sale at Jos. Menczer's,
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A Call.

Al the earnest solicitations, accompanied
by a large petition, OF the democracy OF the
fourth ward, hereby call q convention Of
the democracy Of said ward, TO meet Wed.
nesday, March 2th, at the old city hal at
$ O'Clock p. M, for the purpose Of nominal.
ing a democratic candidate for alderman OF
said ward. Election April tth, 1852.
W. II, PRAruKR,
Chairman city executive committee.
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NJ, Rosenthpl & Co.'S grand opening OF
spring millinery, Saturday, April /, and
Monday, April ..
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NJ. Rosenthal & Co.'s opening of spring
millinery Saturday, April !, and Monday
April 3.
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NJ. Roscnthal & Co.'S grand opening q
spring millinery, Saturday, April | !, an
Monday, April }.
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NJ Rosenthal & Co.'S grand opening Of
spring millinery, Saturday, April /, and
Monday April 3.
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The peoples cloth


ID. \. ID.
The best pepperal drill drawers doubled
lined in the seat, and reinforced in the
front, made to order and warranted not TO
rip for 81 90.
The best $l00 shirt in the state at
Clancy's, 6l2 Main street.
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II. Page, Tos Elm street, has constantly
In stock a large line of ready.made shoes O
his own work and Ensterp mako.
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A grand slaughtering of teas fancy
groceries and goods in general at Jos.
Mcnczcr'a,
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Eor Sale.


EoR sALE-Thrce desirable residence lots. on
koss avenue; terms reasonable. o. Z,
Bowser. moo
E'OR SALE-A residence on Ross avenue con.
= tanning six rooms, hall and closets. LARGO
ground and every convenience for comfort Adj
dress " Herald Office m2g.lw
EoR SALE-DRUMMERS wAGON--A long.
l. tail drummefs wagon. Il. NJ. Miller x Co.'S.
make, new, bought on order but arrived too
late; Will be sold ut cost this IL good opportu.
nlty Tor any one TO get wagon cheap. ENQUIRE
~ WORK livery stable. ml0.tf
EOR SALE-liandsome cottage and lot, C0xeO2.
Il ON Live Oak street. east of Pearl also threo
brick stores, on Elm street, Nos 737, 100 and 7il
Apply TO Flippcn, Adouc & Lobit, or DR.. r Il.
| Hughes. milf
| LNOR SALE-Four well located Improved bus.
l. mess lots on Main street. paying good reye-
nucs; Will sell nj II bargain, and good guarantee
title furnished, Henry Cohn 70s Main
| street fc29.tf
oRsALE-A side.bar buggy and a light
II ph@ton, cheap for cash at Vim Longs.
jl2.h
EoR sALE-A house with u rooms No 1910
Il Mainstreet js-n
| E0R SALE-four thousand mead OF cattle OF
Il all grades j. g. ANDREWS,
d2S-u Fl Worth, Tex.
FOR sALE-LAND-g00 acres of good black
land 500 acres In cultivation, with all neces-
sary farming appurtenances; sell cheap.
| j. s. ANDREWS,
d25u Fl Worth, Texas.
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Wantcd-Aprcntices, Call on Mrs. Bau.
man, 70J Elm street.
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There are many forms of nervous debility
in men that yield to the use OF Carriers Iron
Pills. Those who are troubled with nervous
weakness, night sweats, etc, should Try
them
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Tho largest line Of misses and children's
sailor hats ever displayed is at Goldsmith
Bros, Elm and Main streets.
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wants city trade, and says II good goods
close figures, energy and attention will win
he must have Il. Give him trial.
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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 st, George with full supply
of smokers and chewcrs' articles.
UNCLE CHARLEY.
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The Taylor House,

Try the Binkley house, Sherman, as II /.
run under u new management.
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How many persons get up in tho morn
Ing without AN appetite having bitter
taste in the mouth, and feeling weak and
debilitated. All these need Cartcr's Liver
Btters,
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Field Seeds.

Just received fresh supply of Johnson
grass seeds, alfalfa, or California clover,
white Russian oats, ST. Charles white corn
and other field seeds. &. p. CURTIS,
2l3 Main street Dallas, Texas.
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George Loomis is proprietor Of 1.-THE
Office, and that fact is a guarantee OF kind
and courteous treatment, and OF the best
wines, liquors and cigars that money can
buy.
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n. Rcs.n,hal 4 Cos grand opening Of
sprine millinery, Saturday. April I, and
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Orr keeps all styles OF carriages, ph etoi
and spring wagons.
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Atsnuens OeeWpeuoh hAH FhyeNsI
,h The Srsns S,y . NOV ia y ss.scn and
patton tar viii ave cost BY payment cfths
same q once. Respectfully,
M 80. W. X, PsArnsA,
Collector, pallas county.
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Aldcrnan---2d lalard.

TrF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" JAMES MoRoNEY as Candidate for Al
anrman of the Second Ward Election April lth.
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Aldcrmam---lst 0Wacd.

an ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" The name of Mr. SlGMUND.L0EB as a can
ddate for Alderman of the First Ward. Elec-
ton April 4th.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-29

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Uncle Charley can be found with an ele-
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