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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-22
NEW YORK CLOSING FUTURES.
Shooting at Eagle Pass Junction.

Intelligence has reached US, of shooting
atfray occurring at Eagle Pass Junction, late
on Thursday night. 1t appears that colored
man, whose name is not given, employed at
Munroe's came here recently, and took mu-
latto girl with him to the Junction. This girl
had a brother, known as "Big Harry" who
works for Parker, the contractor, at the same
place, and he had warned the colored man that
if he had anything more to do with her, he
would make it hot for him. Notwithstand-
ing this threat, it appears that the colored
man and the girl met and sat in
the station waiting room until turned out by
the station master, and then they proceeded to
neighboring colored barber's tent As they
were going there, they were met by big Harry.
who, crouching down, fired on the colored
man. Seven shots were exchanged in which
neither of the belligerents were hit but two of
the shots struck by-stander, one taking eff
feet in the groin, the other passing through
his body. The victim has been brought on
here by big Harry for treatment, but it is
feared that he will die.
The colored man was afterwards pursued
by two Mexicans, in the direction Of Eagle
Pass, and several shots were afterwards heard
in the distance, but no information is yet OBJ
tanned to show the result of the further fight
ing.
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Madame DopaId sOD's Bali,

The complimentary ball to Madame Virginie
Donaldson was given last evening in Turner
hall, and was decided success in every way,
except as regards numbers, which was not so
large as we expected nor which the circum-
stances of the case merited
The dance programme was of pleasing
character and the dances were we'll executed
and managed.
Complaints were made Of the state of the
floor, which had not been waxed. This was
no doubt an oversight on part of the hall man
ayers, but it was an inconvenience to the dan
GERS. 1t was afterwards rectifed by sprinklng
wax candle sparings over the floor.
A servant uanfed at sXI North Flores ct
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San Antonio as = Cattle Market.

The shipment Of cattle from January Ist
until to-day show the following results:
Sheep, $500; horses and mules, $500;
cattle 1850.
II these figures are compared with the re-
ceipts for the years 1879, 1880 and 1881, they
show a marked improvement.
Shipments for IS79-Horses and mules,
647; cattle, S42; sheep, 3,SIS.
Shipments for ISSo-Horses and mules,
All; cattle, 1872; sheep, 1886.
Shipments for 1881 - Horses and mules,
e,S4s; cattle. 2,o4S; sheep, 3s,9e5.
The figures since the first of January last,
are therefore very satisfactory and show that
San Antonio is rising rapidly and surely as a
cattle centre.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, April p, 1880 p. m. - Cotton
easier, but not quotably lower; middling up.
lands, 6II-I6d; middling Orleans, 6zsd. Tota
sales, 5000 bales.
GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
GALVESTON, April ~. - Cotton-receipts
34I bales.
NEW YORK CLOSING FUTURES.
Closed dull. April I2.2I@I2.23 May 1924
@I2.25; June 2.3S9I2. SO; July IL. 52@I2. s.;
August I2.66(GI2.67; September IL. 5@I2. 26;
October II.62; November II.4I@Ii.43; De.
cember II 4I@lI.43; January H.52@II.53
Sales 47.ooo.
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Women of the world never use harsh ex-
pressions when condemning their rivels. Like
the savage, they hurl elegant arrows, ornamen-
ted with feathers Of purple and azure, but with
poisoned points.
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OF the five children of Rev. A. Busch, OF
Winona, Mimi, three were born on Sunday
and fourth within an hour of Sunday. Two
of the three Sunday children were born on
Easter Sundry.
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A servant wanted at sSI North Flores 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-18
CITY COUNCIL.
The Newly Elected oaicers Inaugurated

The Newly Elected Ohicers Inaugurated,
The newly elected aldermen and other
officers of the municipal government, were
duly instructed into Office yesterday morn
ing at the city hall.
The mayor announced that it was q spe-
cial meeting of the city council for the pur-
pose of installing the newly elected officers.
A motion was made by Alderman Tillman
to install the newly elected city officers,
and the mayor appointed Aldermen Clark
and Carter to conduct the aldermen-elect to
their seats, and Messrs. Loeb from the first
ward, MOrOney from the second and Till
man from the fourth ward, and Carter from
the third ward, were sworn into office.
Mr.. J. c. Bogel, assessor and collect or,
presented his bond which was referred to
the finance committee.
Mr.. J. o. Arnold city marshal,
presented his bond, which was re.
terred to the finance committee.
The mayor then read the following COM
munication:
GENTLEMEN: | respectfully appoint the
following committees for the following mu.
niCipal year;
The new aldermen are Sigmond Loeb,
from the first ward James Moroney, from
| the second c. II. Carter, from the third ::
and Il. NJ. Tillman, from the fourth. The
first three succeed Aldermen Eryay, Bal
lard and ChilderS, respectively Alderman
| Tillman is his own successor.
| After having taken the oath prescribed,
the council proceeded to appoint the
various standing committees, which are as
| followst
Ways and Means-Clark, Loeb and
Carter
Claims-Moore, Williams and Moroney.
Streets, Alleys and Bridges--Carter,
Moore and Williams.
Railroads-Loeb, Carter and Clarke.
Public Buildings and Markets-Moroney
Loeb and Carter,
Finance-Clark. Carter and Moore.
Journals and Unfinished Business-Car.
ter, Moroney and Loeb.
Sanitary Affairs and Hospitals-Willams
Clark and Tillman.
urchases-Tillman, Moroney and Carter
Fire Observation-Disclosures, Moore ant
Moroney,
Gas-Moore, Loeb, Clark and Carter.
Ordinances-Williams, Moroney and Till
man.
Public Buildngs-Carter, Tillman, Loeb
and Moroney.
The first named on each committee il
chairman.
City Assessor and Collector.elect Boge
and City Marshal.elect Arnold were no
sworn in, because the committee on finance
had not had time to act on their bonds
They will be indicted into office o.night.
Council adjourned TO tonight.
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A SAD SUICIDE,


The Verdict of the Jury of Inquest.
G. Stewart who took leave of this terres-
,ial sphere TOR the mysterious unknown
Saturday evening, died, as was stated in
the Sunday issue of the HERALD. The re-
mains were taken charge of by Undertaken
Smith. Justice Edwards, acting coroner,
summoned jury to hold an inquest, and
the following is the testimony adduced and
the verdict of the jury:
John Slaughter, the first witness sworn
testified as follows;
| kept the American house on Main
street; | knew G. W. Stewart who died al
my house yesterday; he came there on the
10th at 10 O'Clock in the morning and en-
gagged board and a room; he looked like Il
man who had been drinking and getting
of spree; that night he retired earlyi
going to bed between eight and nine o'clock;
he got up about five o'clock the following
morning and came down stairs; he told
me that he felt badly and that he was
going to get some medicine; he was gone
perhaps an hour before he returned; at
breakfast he ate very little; he went out
again but was in his room when the
time for cleaning up came and
was lying upon the bed, and got up so that
the bed could be made; this was about
1890, and he was left in the room; yester-
| day went to his room to see If he wanted
dinner, and found him lying ON the bed,
and he said he was not well and did not
want any dinner; | left, and returned to
the room ut $50 p. IN. to see If he wanted
anything found him then lying on the
bed, blue, cold and unconscious. | spoke
TO him, but received no answer. His body
clothes and bedclothes were wet with per
spiration: | went for DR.. Morton, who
came and worked with him until O'Clock
p. M, but he was too late anC
the doctor said that he had taken NOR
phine, and was too far gone when h,
reached him; have heard since of the de
ceased having inquired at several dru.
stores for morphine; | learn from Mr.
Hodges, who keeps II clearinghouse, an(
with whom Stewart formerly boarded, tina
he was in the habit of taking morphine
and that he was frequently under the in
iluence of the drug, and from. this | inie
that he did not intend TO kill himself bu
accidentally took too much.
DR.. Morton, the second witness testified
| was called to the American house about
o'clock y. m. on yesterday to see one Stew
art, and found him under the il
iluence of opium; his stomac
was emptied with n stomach pump an
other remedies were employed, but will
out avail. He died in a half hour after m
arrival. The jury returned verdict "tha
the deceased came to his death by an owe
dose of morphine administered by his ow
hand"
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS, April H,-Flour stronger;
xxx. b.7S to @e.25; higher grades, 6S7 IL to
7.25.
Corn higher mixed md yellow 90; choice
white, on.
Corn meal lower at AS5.
Hay easier prime, % 90 to 1900 choice, q 90.
Pork stronger ut 30.
Lard firm; refined, tiercc, II 10 to II so; key,
II.
Bacon In active demand; shoulders, s1.2; clear
rib aud long clear, II b-S
Dry salt meats active, firm and higher; Shout
Hams quiet choice sugarcured eonvassed, II
whisky Arm western rcctIhcd, LOS to LILO.
Coffee dull and lower cargocs, ordinary 10
prime, 5 IL to H..
mon, 7 to 8.S fair ~ fully fair, ~ 10 s. prime
10 choice. Sis TO ~ yellow clarified, S8.i 10 ..
Mnlasscs IN fair demand; common, Is To a.;
fair rcbol'c1, So - b1 prime TO choice, IS to 20.
Rice scarce and firm; ordinary to choice. IA
to l.2. or ,o,,,,
ST. LoVis, April f.-Flour firm and about II
cents higher
Corn active, firm and higher; May, 75 rs tc
IS L. cash, IS rs tn IG
Goats easier 02i.a bid for cash; 81 a.s to 525.s
Did for May.
Fork quiet aud firm; is.io bid for cash and
hulk meats steady aud finn; shoulders, I os
short rib, 10 30s short clear, 10 tb.
Lard dull and nominal at II 20.
CHICAGO.
| CUIckootApril II Flour scafce and finn.
Wheat strong aud higher, cash, !. IS LIZ May
1. SO TO 1.ia No. 3 Chicago spring, lie.
Corn fairly active and a shade higher; cash an,
~ 6ats cssisr cash and April, 81 ~, May, 50 rs
Pork unsettled aud generally lower cash en-
April lSss 70 ls.io. Nay, 1851 Ia
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Moore was the iavOrite, with Shain second
choice. There was no trouble in getting
them oil, and Membrino led all the way in
each heat.
SUMMARY.
Trotting, 40 class. Purse $50: $50 to first
s62.5l 10 second, and SS75i to third.
Jesse Shains b. Z. Dick shain. DAVIS i-.-S
]. T. Melsh's b. h, Texas Ranger (Welsh.3-i-i
X, Armstrong; CHI. h. Membrino. tArm'
strong Observation-Disclosures. Iii
c; G Rrownlees blk. h. Tom Moore.
rime-2.Sga a.. 81 -2S9i..
Next came the one mile and a quarter
dash, in which there were five entries, all
starting. After one or two efforts they
were gotten off well together, FL Captain
leading, which position he maintained up
to short distance of the outcome when
his rider gave him taste of the hickory,
which was too much for his fiery spirit and
he bolted running into the fence and stop
ping nearly still, thereby probably losing
The race and certainly losing second place.
In this race Ace Of Diamonds, the fayorite,
got badly scooped, as Narrow Gauge came
under the string winner with Ace of
Diamonds second, fully three lengths
behind the Texas thoroughbred.
SUMMARY.
Running. one and one quarter mile dash.
Purse $3.50 $3.50 TO first SCI 50 to second; $3.50 TO
| third.
Mr. Belongs b. g. Ace of Diamonds, aged, by
Frogtown dam by Bonnie scotland Colors
| blue and red, ll9 lbs. Ford ...........,...
NJ. o. Townsend's b. Z. Zophiel, yrs, by
Tom Bowling, dam Crescent by Leviathan.
| Colors red, blue and red, ll5lbs. (Robinson) {
b. c, uolly's Narrow Garg years, by Dick
Hubba d, dam Fern Twiggs. Colors, red, white
aud green; 70 lbs. Cross ,.....e...-.,,..,,
\ NJ. Filly's b Bob Molloy, years, by
John Spauldiug, dam Fern Twiggs Colors
| blue. with Orange sleeves liz his. iHnWnp
| Barley 4 Sandford's b. & III Captain, 3
years, by Lever, dam Bassio, by imported
Eclipse, Colors, blue and white; W lbs
| (RiChardson) Observation-Disclosures.
| Time-2,l H.
The following are the races and entries
for to-day:
PROGRAMME.
Race No. Stunning One and a quarter mil,
dash; Purse, $3.50; sl5O to first s62' to second
l. H. Askey enters b, s. Garfield, years
Blue and black
- II. A.key, enters br. c. Joe Murray years
Blue and black.
8 Barley K Sanford enter br, 6. Jim Britton
3years. Blue and blue.
4. b, c. Holly enters b. f. Mary s., Syears Red
white, green
Race No. 9-Pacing. Free to all Purse s25C
sl5l to first S62 80 to second; SS7 80 to third,
| /. j. 5. Sherwood, Houston, enters ch. s, Con
ductor Brown cap.
2 l.. j. Bartlett Galveston Texas, enters b. 6
Joe Bowers Blue, white cap,
Race No. l0-tExtra race)-Handicap Purse s25
Sl5O TO first $3.50 TO second; $3.50 to thirC
One mile.
], b. c, Holly enters b, 6. Narrow Gauge, 3yeaI
old l0j pounds.
2, Barley 4 Sanford enter b. f. Heartless
years old, % pounds,
8. II Askey enters b, &. Garfield, 3 years ole
20 pounds.
A. Mr.. belong enters b Y Ace of Diamond
aged, ll6 pounds
Joe Murray was favorite in the first rae
and Joe Bowers in the pacing contest.
the handicap, Garfield seemed to sell ft
most money, with Narrow Gauge close vi
The racing begins at $50 sharp this evci
ing, and the SPORT will be very fine.
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"A
The true secret of happiness is perfect
health, which enables the individual so en-
joy life, and attain competency and con
tentment The martyr to dyspepsia, in
continual misery, is without hope in the
pursuit of business or pleasure, and realizes
that existence yields only failure. But n
new era has come, and good health is as
sured, with positive relief from the ills of
Indigestion and torpid liver, by the use of
DR.. Acders Dyspepsia Tablets. They are
very nice, try them. Only % and % cents,
in handsome boxes. For sale by w. II.
Patterson & Cy., the Peachstone Liniment
men.
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T,ucmtp-Eiue Gent Column
5loticcs.

NoTlCE-Advertisome may be handed into
IN our business Office up TO sp. M, and Into the
composing room up 10 n. IN.
NOTICE. -RETu kNEu-R. X, q raft has re-.
~ turned TO the city and opened the Franklin
House, y 3 Main street, formerly the Globe. He
wishes all of his Old friends and customers
TO call aud SEQ him Tho best table for The
price In the city. pos Main Street ais
FOR spoRrsMEN.--A litter OF line IRISH setter
puppies, genuine stock for sale ut ii3 Wood
street n.ii.1w
MorlCE-A liberal trade will be given for a
~ residence IN pleasant part Of the city, con.
tanning six or seven rooms. Address Residence,
HERALD Office. j2p.u
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Announcement.
n0-Ali Announcements for Office must be
Paid for In Advance.
l:oc Gountu U-lerk.

I hereby announce to the citizens of Dallas
i county that am candidate for the Office OF
County Clerk. II my reputation as u man and
my qualifications for the position are such as to
hearty support pledging myself that no effort
upon my part will be spared TO make an efficient
and faithful servant Of the public.
q. NJ. WHEAT.
April l6, 1882. daw
VNTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. M. C. HILL as q Candidate for County
Clerk Election. November next d&w
MR.. W. II. THACKER HEREBY AN.
lNl N0UNCES himself us Candidate for
County Clerk-has had thirteen years expert
encc as deputy In Texas-for the past six years
In charge Of the County Court OF Dallas county
d6w
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Memphis & LIitle Rock.

Mr. h, W. Thompson, jr., has received
the following
On and after April 10th the Memphis Il
Little Rock railroad will run daily
passenger train between Memphis and
Little Rock. The temporary boat service
between Memphis and Madison is discon-
tinucd. II. w. MCCULLOUGH.
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The Finest of the Season

Mr.. o. Il. o'Maley, of Denison, left at the
HERALD office last evening box of straw
berries with the compliments of L. Perry,
of Denison. They were the largest ever on
the market. The HERALD returns thanks for
this delicious gift and trusts that the
shadow of the donor and the size of his ber-
ries may never grow less.
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''Vinco.'
4 Mad Dog.

A mad dog of the dangerous type broke
loose in the Sewers neighborhood Saturday
night, and carried CONSERVATION all along
the line of travel II bit the eldest son of
J. Il. Scruggs, which necessitated the con-
sumption of couple of quarts of whisky.
He Is still living, and the mad dog is sleep
ing under the cactus.
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Yax Collector.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w CHARLES II, GILLESPIE rs n Candidate
for the office of Tax Collector OF Dallas County,
ut the November election. daw
VNTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE ].
w X, BLEwETT as n candidate for Tax
Collector Of Dallas county at the November cleo
tlOu, DIV
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Downs n Thomas,

Downs y Thomas,
successors TO j. w. Barton & Co., 100 Elm
street, dealers in groceries and agricultu-
raj implements, are exclusive agents in
Dallas for genuine Avery plows and extras,
of which they keep large stock at prices
and terms to suit the times. They also
keep full line of family groceries, and ask
their friends to cali and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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Hero Housah medcated spectacles at
Webb's.
Jules King combination glasses at
Webb's.
Spcncers diamond spectacles at Webb's
Brazilian pebble spectacles at Webb's.
Arundle tinted spectacles at Webb's.
Webbs perfected speotaces at Webb's.
Solid gold bangle rings for 7jc at Webb's.
Bangles and rings warranted solid gold,
regular price, Sl,50.
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Do you wish your muscular system
strengthened Do you need stimulant
that is kind and friendly to the brain Do
you desire good flesh and healthy blood
Then use Brown Iron Bitters. twill suit
yOur case exactly.
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Thanks

The ladies of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union desire to return thanks
to the proprietors Of the st. George hotel
for the use of their parlors and other cour.
tesies extended on the occasion of their en-.
tertainment Friday evening, and also to
Mr.. Edwards for the use of the piano.
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Still to the Fore.

The Board of Trade saloon, corner OF
Main and Austin streets, Messrs. Purdy &
Randall proprietors, is still to the fore, and
to the fore in all things. Having been re.
paired and thoroughly renovated, there is
not now in all Texas a handsomer, cosier sa-
loon. With splendid billiard tables and
pure liquors, and pleasant, genial proprie.
tors, how can the Board Of Trade be other
wise than the place OF all the city,
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franklin House.

Franklin House.
II. X. Graft has returned to the city, and
opened the hotel, 905 Main street.. and
wishes all his old friends to call and see
him. Clean beds and the best table in the
city for the price.
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Removed ,

Office of Gas Company to No. Ill Market
street, opposite Times office, where orders
for coke coal tar and pitch will be received;
also gas complaints attended to.
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Prophets are generally not honored at
home of which rule "Conrad's Budweisern
makes an exception. Ask your grocer
| for H.
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3hustciau.

PHYSICIAN AND sURaEoN-Dr... Morton;
L Office over Exchange bank building; resi-.
dencc sS5 San Jaccnto street; telephone at resi-
dence
no 10 DIR, J. A. secgar. Dentist TO have your
VI dental work done. lie warrants all Filings
and plates a perfect 1t Call at 500 Elm and
Austin streets In Rodgers building from ss. m.
| 10 4 o. m.
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Mr.. j. ]. Schubert, kankakee, Illinois,
writes; My mother has been u sufferer
with inhamnatory rheumatism for the last
fifteen years, In Which time she has tried
numerous remedies without relief AT last
not 20 about, and 1gave up oil hopes of hei
recovery. As a final resort, tried St. ia
cobs of. The application gave her relief
and the use of six bottles has performed {
cure, She can 80 about o. well a. ever.
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| The Knocs.
The winning horse can be found at tho
st. George. Bet your money on him.
Uncle Charey's cigar stand is there and he
4 supplied with best articles In his line
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"vinco.'
PERSONAL.

"Ninco.'
The Hon. 7. J. Duke, the county Judge
Of Hood county, is in the city
Mr.. c. u. Gillespie returned yesterday
from Grapevine, where he had gone TO visit
his aged sick mother, who Is but very little
better, for an attack of fever.
Captain John NJ. Bullock, general agent
Memphis 4 Little Rock railroad, returned
last evening from Memphis, and reports his
road in iirst.class condition. all damages oc-
casioncd by thcrecent overflow having been
repaired.
Mrs. Addie h. Hill and child and Mrs.
Josie Grant and child, from Western
Springs, near Chicago, Illinois, arrived in
this city on Saturday evening, and are Wis.
iting their sister, Mrs. c. r. Miller, and
other relatives in this city and county,
Captain j. IL. Stribing, Of Hood county
arrived in the city yesterday, bringing an
attached witness In the case of the state vs.
Cook and McGec, indicted for horse steal
ing. The Captain halls from Weatherford
and Is one of the .ip.top officers OF Texas.
Mr.. II. u. Martin and lady, Mrs. Richard
| Finna and daughter, arrived In Dallas on
yesterday, which will be their home for th'
future MIR. Marin and wife are the pa
rents OF Mrs, u. A. Hoyt and Mrs. "A
/ Coffin, Of Dallas.
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Cross Il Blaokwcl's onions chow-ohoy
and gherkins st Loeb II Freiberg's.
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Bridal Wardrobe
speciality. See Mrs. Bauman, 200 Elm
street.
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best stock OF French Flowers
at Bauman's, 100 Elm street.
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70 Cease.

no LEAsE--For nine years, about X acres q
i ground, corner Of Sycamore and Bryan Sts.,
on TIE north aide Of the T. q r. X X. For termi
apply 70 Jonsa 4 Mur2h:s m2s-u
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Novelties In HAIR Goods,

| NoNciNsts IN uhiE eoOu-.
patent water waves, hair braids curls and
lrezets, all shades, at Bauman's.
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E0R SALE.-My residence on Ross avenue;
L house has six rooms, hall, closets and con-
seryatory for flowers large grounds with shrub.
cry, fruit trees, giape Vines, etc., good well and
Address through post.oiilce, W. W. YouNd.
al1.tf - "~'7'
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Infant Wardrobe
he only complete line at Bauman's, zoe
En- street.
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