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OLD s0cxcAsTlF TO THE FRONT.

Reaching out for the rich, the poor, the
lame, the blind and the halt. Come one,
come all TO her healing waters. The pro-
prietors desire to state that from now
until the LIST Of October they have reduced
the board to one dollar per day, 40 that all
may have an opportunity to drink Of her
healing waters. We have also made ar
rangements with the l.. & N. Railroad and
the C. s. X. r. to sell excursion tickets for
round trips at a price that all can afford.
We Aatter ourselves that the place is in
better running order than it was ever
known, always supplied with fish, vegeta-
bles in great abundance from their own
garden, and milk and butter of their own
production. We hope all who are dIspos-
ed will come at once.
RocKcAsTLE SPRINGS Co.
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GARRARD COUNTY
Lancaster


Some Of our young folks will attend
the ball at G. O.Springs tonight.
-DrW. HPettus, whose illness was men
toned in my last, died Thursday morning
He will be buried at Danville to-day Fri
day at one o'clock.
Elder c. X. Marshall, formerly pastor
Of the Christian church here, but now Of
Georgia, was, with his family, aguest Of
Mrs. Mary Elkin day or two this week.
Miss Pattie Beazley is visiting her Lancas-
ter friends. Dr. Wilson and wife, of Stan
ford, are among the late visitors to this ei'
ty. The DR.. will remain several days to
I'll professional engagements.
Monday was County Court day. Con-
sidering the busy time among farmers,
there was good crowd in town, but iudg'
ing from the number Of DRINKS, it was com
posed principally Of ioaters taking their last
dig at the candidates. The day was enliv-
ened by one or two little disputes, only one
of which ended in a fight. JOHNNY Hogan
formerly City Engineer Of Hustonville
tickled Tom Morgan's ribs with his knife
blade, but did no serious damage.
have silently endured the outrageous
manner in which some Of my words have
been twisted out Of their original shape
and meaning, till patieroe has ceased to b
respectable, to say nothing about virluous
'Tis not so much on my own account nov
as in behalfOf the young gentlemen, AM
two Of the young ladies, whose names aP
peared in my personals last week, that
howl at the way you stripped the younI
men of their breeohes and gave them I
the ladies'
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PERSONAL

Mn. X. A. BuRros has malarial fever.
Miss MAMIE CHESAULT has gone to
Louisville TO visit relatives.
Mn. AND MRs. J. G.. RAMSEY have
gone on a visit TO Rockcastle.
y. C. RoDENuR Esq, Railroad Con
tractor, was here Wednesday.
-REv. ]. S. SINS has gone to visit his
father and mother in Indiana.
Mrs BELLE CHENAuLT, who Was Wis.
iting Miss Mary Logan, lef, Wednesday.
Ma. ID. O. STEPHENSON, representing
Wright 4 Bro, Cincinnati, was here this
week.
-MRs. J. /. McKlSsEY, Of Richmond
il visiting the family OF her father.in'law
Mr.. Geo. II. Mckinney.
-TnE editor Of this paper has gone on
a bushes. trip Ia Richmond, Va. and will
he absent about ten days.
Miss JAIL REDD, Of Mt. Vernon,
passed through town Wednesday en- route
10 Richmond TO visit friends there.
Mn. s. G. LACKEY, brother Of Hon. G..
A. Lackey, and Mr.. $. &. Lsckey, son Of the
latter. Of Cnero, Texas, are on a visit TO
him.
-MIssrs Lou REEsE, Of Piltsburg, and
Mollie Armstrong, Of Allegheny City, Ps.r
with their cousin, Harry Stoy, Of Lcban-
on, are in the city.
Mn. ]. II. FIsH, Of Davilla, Texas,
who is on visit 10 his old home-Crab
Orchard-has been very III since his arri-
val, and i still in bed, but is improving.
Ma. j. S. HuGHE, Of Rockcasile
Springs, was here yesterday, pleased with
the success Of his season 20 far. The re-
duclion Of rates as published elsewhere
will draw suie.
Mis-. &c. HoPrER and Mrs. l.. +
Culberson, Of Covington, and Misses Ann
Cook and Helen Reid, Of Husionville
were the guests Of Mrs. DR.. lee F. HUFF
man, yesterday.
-CoL. w. IA RUE THOMAS will give ~
the Clemens House, Dlnville. on the lat Of
August and 20 into the Life Insurance bus
mess at Lexington. Col. Thomas has
made very successful host, and the trav'
cling public will miss him.
Mn. MACK HUFFMAN received by
registered letter from his brother, II. +
Huffman, at Butte City, Montana, Tues
day, pair Of breastpins for Misses Matte
and Bette Paxton, made out Of gold as !
comes out Of the mine. They are yer,
heavy and must have at least $40 wor'l
each Of the precious stuff in them.
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CUMBERLAND FAILS.

Editor Interior Journal
Thanks to Lincoln Cor her timely, able
and handsome delegation. Will not bore
YOU with long report, but know you will
be pleased to learn that the concern Is go
ing on swimmingly. Have had several
additions of pleasant people since my last.
j. A. Bishop and his brother-in-law, c. IL.
Boaz, with their families and friends, ar
rived ON Thursday, the 2lst, some sixteen
in all. On Saturday, Prof. Milligan and
Mr.. John Allen, of Lexington, and VIM.
Vaughn, G.. L. Wood and w. Alexander, Of
Louisville, came in. Same day had visit
from Capt. b. V. jerks, Of Chattanooga, and
the ubiquitous Nath Woodcock, Of the
world at large. To-day Monday the ar
rivals are: Dr. and Mrs. VIM. b. Davis,
Cincinnati; T.. w. Mullikin, Springfield,
Ohio; j. IL. Vain Jr,, and wife, lndianap-
oils, Ind, A. q. Whitley, Danville, and
j. T. Craig, James Withers and w. w.
Owsley, Jr., Stanford. The latter four
promised me to do each a mans work, and
il their performance at the supper table is
fair indication Of their ability in other
capacities, have no doubt they will fully
redeem their pledge. am truly glad we
have at length representation from the
region wherein pulsates the very heart Of
old Kentucky. The boys made their ap
pearanee in the ballroom tonight, and
am informed, did not disgrace their lin
cage or thsir education. An application
was received this evening for accommoda
tions for party Of twelve persons from
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STAMFORD, Ky
Az I0clL TLME cAqn.
LOCAL NOTICES.


Buy PAINTS Of Penny n McAlisier.
ELEvES POUNDS Sugar for 81 at Meal
lister n Brights.
SALT, Lime and Cement constantly on
hand a A. Owsleys.
New stock Of Jewelry and Silverware Al
Penny n McAlister's.
CIDER Mus, Sorghum Mills and evap.
orators for sale by A. Owsley.
Lovers Of Good Tea will find the best
in the city at Penny n McAlister's.
WANTED ~, 900 bu. Irish Potatoes for
cash or trade. McAlister n Bright.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
WANTED Country bacon, highest mar
ket price in cash paid. MoAlister 4 Bright
PuRE Alden Fruit Vinegar, best in the
world, Tor sale only by MoAlister 4 Bright
You will find the best 5-cent and 2.for.
5.cents cigar in town at Penny n MEALS
ter'e
LIZA g. II. SHANKs are receiving and
opening a nice new lot Of Ieiglcr Shoes
low cut
A FuIL line Of California Canned Goods
including Apricots, Grapes, Pears, Peaches
and Egg Plum at McAlister and Brights.
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Louisville, to arrive on the 3lst. Thus
You zee friend Soc il liable TO be kept pref
~ busy for time; but like Napoleon, he
Is man Of infinite resources and rises
grandly with the occasion, while Mrs. o. is
simply prodigy in ability and equanimi.
ty. But the whole assembly Of young
folks have just adjourned from the BALL
room, and sre singing Satanic msdrigals
in discordant tones at my door; 20 ! must
90 TO sleep in self defense. B.
CUMBERLAND FALLS, July "a.
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l offer for sale my house, on the cottage order
with 5 rooms and porch aud about acres Of land
attached, Immediately ON the Stanford Huston
willie pike, Just above the WoOlen Mills. ON said
land there are some " selected fruit trees now
bearing; never falling water aud pleney Of H. all
necessary out-buildings and good stone spring
house. John S. Murphy having lived here or
years says he never lived at more pleasant place
snywhere. w. ~. HOOKER.
dim Stanford, KY.
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OUR attention has been called TO the fact
that the name Of Mr.. J. N. Menefee is
omitted from our list Of candidates. of
course this was uninientional, Mr.. Meme
fee is the regular democratic nominee for
Sheriff, and Judging from his past services
a mole worthy man can not be chosen.
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MONTICELLO SHooTIsG.-ln a difficulty
between James Denton and George Bates,
the latter was fatally shot by Robt. South
wood aud Manuel Russell, friends Of Den
ton. Bates succeeded in stabbing Russell
after he was shot. Cause Of row; whisky
and an old grudge.
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To will
Of Hamburg Edgng
Linens, Piques, Fans Plaid Ginghams, &c
Fannes Woolens
bought this the close of Winter sales 10
me- Respectfully ROBT. LYLE.
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LADIES, call and examine the light run
ming New Home Sewing Machine, the best
in the world, fopsale at Chenault, Sever
auce a Co.'S.
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RoYE s. BEAzLEY has chicken with
three legs, which together have 4 toes 1t
is alive and apparently destined to long
and useful career.
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PLEASE NoucE.-All persons indebted
10 Hale 4 NunnelleY, either by note or
account will please come forward and set
tie Immediately The business must be
wound up. A. T. Nunnelley.
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ALL who are indebted to me for accounts
due July lat, are urgently requested to call
and settle. Robt. s. Lyle.
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The remains Of shapleigh Elmore, who
died recently at the Anchorage Asylum,
we're brought here Wednesday and inter-
red in the brakes Creek burying ground.
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THERE will be a big picnic at the Spring
Hill race course, Crab Orchard, tomorrow,
lasiing all day.
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TWO SPLENDID TROTTING RACES
Each bay Over the Best Half
Mile Track In the State.
LARGE AND LIBERAL PREMIUMS
For Cattle, Sheep, Hogs. Fowls,
Mules, Jacks and Jennets,
Harness and Sad
die Horses.

Special trains each day from Danyille junction
al GSl A. N. Leaves stanford al 6.1li Lancaster,
7.22 arriving at Richmond at O'clock returning
tier fair Is over reaching Lancaster AZ 0tO y NJ
stanford, $40 and Danyille function l;t0
Good box stalls aud bedding furnished horses
entered la regular tr0ts Free. Tor Information
or ca talogues address J. ID. Harris, Pres, or
IS w. N. LEfChEh. secyss
Richmond, Ky,
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Another new lot OF Trunks and Va
Uses at Bruce, Warren n Co.'S
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TnE Danville Fair will commence mex
Tuesday. II promises to be a good one.
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Mrssrs Newport Slippers for rs cent. a,
Robl. s. Lytle's.
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EIoHr or ten good brick -masons wanted
AZ once. Henry Baughman.
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IRIsH PorAroEs i want to buy 10000
bushels at once. a. T. Nunnelly Stanford
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WHITE counterpanes at reduced prices
at Robt. S. Lytle's.
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Jusr received a new line Of buggy and
wagon harness. w. T. Green.
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HAVE or z bushels Of millet seed left
which ! will sell cheap or farm out on
shares. A. Owsley.
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MR KATE DUDDERAR would be very
much obliged to those who are indebted TO
her II they would call and settle.
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On CorN.-Mr. r. II. Burnside has a
silver Algerine coin which was made in
1924.
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FARMERS desiring to lay in their winter
supply Of coal would do we'll TO see the
proprietors Of Lincoln Mills. IL will be
money in their pockets.
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Miss BELLS HONS would be very
much obliged TO those indebted to her II
they would call and settle.
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LOCAL MATTERS

SOMERSET has just been made money
order office.
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Tnr Millers Association will meet here
next Monday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TE MO b. g. Pennington has two good,
EA MD strong teams and is prepared to
do ali kinds Of hauling He will work one Of his
teams to mowers II desired. Give him job. lG0-st
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FRurr JAHs Of all kinds at Bruce, War
ren Il Co.'S.
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ELECTION NOTICE

ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST, 1852,
an election will he held In the Turnersyille civil
district in Lincoln county for a Justice Of the
Peace lOI the unexpired portion Of the term Of
John Cash, Esq, deceased. Also, at the same time,
In Walnut Flat district for Constable, 10 I'LL va
eancy until June I, 1852, caused by the failure OF
n. W. Green 10 qualify.
60 w. y. MCKINNEY.
Coroner Of Lincoln County.
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IcE CREAM FREEzEw At COS, by w. T.
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DECRETAL SALE
GRAB ORCHARD
SPRINGS

By virtue Of a decree rendered at the Special
June Term, 1882, Of the Lincoln Circuit Court, in
the action Of W. @. WEIGH, Trustee, &c, vs.. l.
Shelby, Jr., ct al the undersigned as Master Conn
missioner OF said Court will. on
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FULLY two thousand people attended
Maybury, Pullman 4 IIamilions circus at
Danville yesterday, including Congress
men, preachers, editors, common people
aud negroes.
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IRIS just like the sneaking republican
party TO springs ticket on the eve Of the
election. They had not the manliness to
20 at the business in any other way. IL
will not avail them however.
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The silly report was current here yes
terday that Miss Marie Barnes organ had
been attached at Dayton TO pay the board
and other bills Of the evangelstic party.
Mr.. Barnes apparently made a mistake in
going 10 preach 10 those benighted, close
listed heathens, buth friends here will
never permit that little organ TO be sold, or
any fthe party 10 suffer in this life.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-07-28

HARMS Il Dawson have just received
10 tons Of Lake Ice which they will sell in
sinall lots at J cents per pound. Persons
wanting large lots can get it on reasonable
terms They still sell manufactured ice at
4 cent per Mound.
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just now digging ditch from Nusbaumers
pond to the site of the factory.
The mud is fast disappearing from the
streets.
The bands of the variety theatres break
the monotony every evening"
Superintendent Whceliss is giving the
watcr'works n thorough inspection.
Yesterday was another bright, sunshiny
day, suggestive of fishing excursions.
The result of the republican meeting at
Fort Worth on the 22d resulted in SQUAD
BILE.
The track of the Main street car line is
being balasted with rock, which is good
idea
The posters hcralding the coming of
Charles l.. Davis Alvin Joslyn troupe are
attractive on the boards and walls.
Douglas Brothers, the well.known mer.
chant tailors of this city, announce the
opening of new goods for spring wear.
Persons having to pay county and state
taxes can save considerable by purchasing
county scrip from the City National Bank.
Elm Fork creek has fallen two feet or
more since Wednesday. and the trains of
the Missouri Pacific road are making rcgu.
lar trips.
In making mention of the spring races of
the Dallas jockey club, an error occurred
in the date Of the meeting. II should have
read the nth, 18th, 18th and 18th of April.
The telegraph poles along the line of the
Chicago, Texas X Mexican Central railroad
are about up, and the wire, which arrived
yesterday, will DO stretched in few days
ID. w. Mcador, charged with an aggra
waited assault on ]. Moore gave himself w
at the sheriirs Office yesterday morning,
and, in default of bail, was lodged in tn,
county Jail.
The mails from the east have been re
tardcd for the past few days on account O
washouts on the Iron Mountain and Mis-
souri, Pacific railroads. II is expected to
day, however,
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Dissolution Notice.


The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Messrs. Henry Cohn and +. Baum
has, by mutual consent, been dissolved.
Mr. COhn will continue in the jewelry bust
ness making diamonds and precious stones
a speciality, and Mr.. Baum is in the dry
goods line on Elm street. These gentlemen
have been in business in Dallas together for
the past ten years, sometimes the beneii-
Charles of fortunes brightest smiles and
again the victims Of her rudest irowns
They have seen Dallas grow from the strug-
Cling, struggling town of less. than decade
ago, to its present position of Importance
and thrift, and through all these years they
have been steadiast in their devotion to bus
mess principles, fair dealing and justice to
all men. They will each one continue to
pursue this policy in the future as in the
past, and solicit q fair share of the public
patronage. Mr.. +. Baum will shortly go
to New York, where he will lay in an inn
mcnsc stock of dry goods, clothing and
everything in that line, and it is the pur-
pose of Henry Cohn to carry the most ex.
tensivc, magnificent and exquisite stock OF
diamonds aud other precious stones, in con-
ncction with his loan office, ever seen in
Dallas, or In all the south even. He will
continue In the old stand, No. 70S Main
street, with money to loan, and he cor.
daily invites the public TO call and exam
inc his large and handsome stock OF seec'
tons and unredecmed pledges.
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WHAT is IT?

Would You have something every one fancies,
A something that's lasting and neat?
Then go ask, while you can, round at Clancy
For those drawers, doube'lined in the seat
They'll out-wcar other kinds, taking chances
That underwear ever must meet.
So don't fail to ask, when near Clanccys,
For those drawers, doublc-lined in the seat.
lie has collars and cuffs to all fancics
And shirts quite too awfully neat
CrayatS too you'll find them at Clancey'S,
And those drawers. double.lincd In the scat
Gents furnishing goods of MI branches,
4 stock that is full and complete,
You always can find round NJ Clancey'S,
With those drawers. doublc-lincd In the scat
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PERSONAL.

III. n. spaulding, of Denton, is In the
city.
J. l.. Lopez, Of the g., II. & II. railway, is
In the city.
j. 3. Andrews, of Fort Worth, was IN the
city yesterday.
Captain Q. NJ. Hitc, of Fort Worth, was
In the city yesterday.
w. ID. Scogn and wife left for their
home In Terrell yesterday,
IN r. J. ID. Cunningham, a legal light Of
Tennessee, was In the city yesterday.
A. Brownlee, the contractor. has arrival
In the city fresh from III Paso, which. no re
ports, Is booming In buildings and business
Returned, last night, from the Mard
Gras festivities at New Orleans. Messrs
George Dexter, Richard Morgan, T. More
ney, Mr: and Mrs. j. II. Odell, Mrs, NJ
q. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Graham.
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The proprietor Of "Thc parlor" saloon ON
Lamar street Is a genial, whole.souled host,
pleasant and courteous 10 everybody, and
so are his assistants. Go there and try the
splendid goods The Parlor" keeps.
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Cleanliness is Health,

The most elegant and comfortable bath
rooms In Dallas, warm and nicely carpetod,
everything clean and neat, are TO be found
at Lee Cohn's, bl2 Main street. opposite
Sanger Brothers, at the low price of twenty.
five cents
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Diamonds,

Diamonds,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, silverwarc, etc.,
at Austins jewelry store. A fine lot of the
above named goods have Just arrived. The
finest and handsomest Diamond and Pearl
lockets ever brought TO Dallas have arrived
and selling ut prices from $40 to $i75. Go
and examine before buying. Remember
6l2 Main street. older than the Oldest lew.
elry house In Dallas.
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A large crowd Of ladies and gentlemen
are. seen daily leaving their orders for gro.
ceries TO be sent TO their residences by A.
Bond 4 Co.'S lightning express.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-24

Craddock don't allow any beefneck steaks
in his house. He uses porter-house and
tender-loins only.
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SIDEWALK NOTES

The mud is gradually drying up.
A new tin roof is being put over The city
A force Of any men are At work breaking
ground icr th, new car factory. They are
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A palatable lunch, an elegant place. the
finest, purcst and best liquors, and thS
politest attendants 10 be found anywhere
TO make The Parlor" the place par ex
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money 10 Loan
Upon farm security in amounts to suit.
Office, temporarily, GA Elm street. After
March LIST southeast room In upper story OF
Marsalis' building.
| n ~ ,rv,x, & ~
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Hats and Isonnets a, Your own Price.
100 Elm. L. DAtNAs,
Manager.
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Fine Display

ttnc DISPLAY
Unsurpassed ~ artistic beauty Is the
vegetable and fruit stand and window of
]. +. Barber In rost.ofiicc block. The mr..
rangement is the handiwork of Mr.. A.
Vaiac, who has charge Of the vegetable and
huit department OF the Central market. IL
certainly is the grandest display Of taste of
anything Of the kind In the city.
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:. Please remember 200 is the place FOR mil.
linery, cloeks, ladies' suits. fancy goods,
notions, ladies' wear, corscts, ribbons, flow.
ers, satins, and a null line Of laces-at the
Ladies' new Barar, Io6 Elm.
r.. BAvNAN. Manager.
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W Mcclellan,

w Mcclellan.
Tho leading Photographic artist of Texas,
invites vistorsto the city Of Dallas and the
travelling public 10 call nj his studio, Tnb
Main street, and critically examine his ar.
tistic work.
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JonS WHITMAN Is now the carrier ON the
HERALD In that portion of the city north Of
Elm and east of Magnolia streets, and he
alone Is authorized to collect subscriptions
within said district.
t. W. HURST, city circulator.