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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07
SENATOR HARRIS'S
Good Work Continued at Dyersburg-A
Cold Day fer the Sky-BIue
Champion.
Jackson Admits that He is Working for
HaWkins's Election-His IncOnsist.
encies Shown Up.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
DYEEsBuRc, Tenn, September Ga vast
crowd attended the Harris-J ackson discus
sion to-day. This is a solid Democratic
county, and, by large majority, will vote
for Bate. Senator .Harriq, by his magnificent
speeches and earnest appeals, is solidifying
his party. jackson, though he makes fne
argument, indirectly admits that he is
SEEKING HAwKiNss ELECTION
10 sustain the sixiy-and six settlement. Sem
ssor Harris, by referring to the tenth section
Of the said boosted settlement, showed that IL
seeks to coerce all boRdheldets 70 fund I'M
der its provisions by its utter failure to pro-
vide fer the payment of interest on that part
which is unfunded.
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Rates from Memphis ria river TO be three

Rates from Memphis via river TO be three
cents less than ria all rail.
On compressed cotton reaching the follow
ing points ria the river, under through bills
of lading on the steamers of the line working
under the agreed through rates from Mem
phis, the proportion of rates to New York
from depots will be as follows: East St.
Louis, Ill, A cents; Cairo, I'LL, A cents;
Evansville. Ind, A cents; Louisville, Al
cents; Jacksonville, Ind, Al cents; New
Albany, Ind, Al cents; Cincinnati, 80 cents.
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A Chance for Economy.

Invalids suffering from sluggishness OF the
liver feeble sction Of the heart feeling of suffo-
cation and debility arising from various causes,
find sure relief In Browns Iron Bitteia
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beware of limitations.

The odor of Floresion Cologne Il entirely
new. See signature OF Hiscox d 70. on
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c.n,,,, Ha,ie,s Trial Begun.

COLUMBIA, s. c., September 6.-The trial
of Captain Halle, for killing l.. w. X. Blair,
a prominent Greenbacker, was began at
Kershaw to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07

LONDON, September 6.-Fo1hall, Book
maker, Romeo and WalIenstein have been
accepted for the Cesarewitch stakes, October
10th, at Newmarket, and Iroquois, Nereid,
Sachem, Aranza, Foxhall, Don Fulano, Book
maker, Romeo and WalIenstein have been
accepted for the Cambridgeshire stakes, Oc-
tober oath.
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Blair AtheI Dead.

NEw YORK, September 6.-Brighton Beach
races: Little Phil, Gloria, London and
Smooth Water were the winners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07

BEWARE of all worthless limitations of
German Corn Remover. Ali druggists keep
the genuine. Twenty five cents.
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Brighton Beach Races

BALr1aoRt, September 6.-Allegheneys,
Id. Raltimores
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CINCINNATI EXPOSITION.
The Pageant a Grand Success-Twenfy-
Six Tableaux.

CINCINNATI, September 6.-The EXPOSE
ton procession began to move shortly before
II O'Clock, and reached Fourth street by
O'Clock. Governor Foster and other invited
guests occupied seats in carriages near the
head of the procession. The streets were
iammed with people, so as to make progress
slow and difficult. All the features of the
pageant were brilliant beyond expectation,
and the threngs were vociferous in their
expressions OF delight. The twenty-six tab
leaux, representing the epochs, beginning
with Cincinnatus at his pillow, and ending
with Cincinnati as it IL, were all faithfully
shown, and the attendants tastefully, and
some even gorgeously attired. The process
sion was in all respects a most creditable
enterprise. More than 5000 mounted and
uniformed men we're in line. II required all
of the afternoon for it to complete its march.
FORMALLY OPENED.
The tenth Industrial Exposition was
formally opened tonight, although the
doors were opened at 9 o'clock this morning.
There was a full attendance, though the
space in Music Hall is much occupied by
exhibits. Mayor Means made the opening
address, and be was followed by Governor
Foster, Senator Pendleton and Congressman
Butterworth. Major w. W. Peabody, presi-
ident OF the Exposition Commissioners, then
formally declared the Exposition open. Ex-
hibits are well forward in readiness and
make altogether one of the best expositions
of the long and successful series.
SAD ACCIDENT.
While Mrs. Margaret Shaw, of Newport,
and her granddaughter, aged five years, were
crossing Fifth street, at Walnut, on their
way to see the parade, they were knocked
down BY a horse drawing q hose-reel, re-
spending to fire alarm. The little girl
was instantly killed, and Mrs. Shaw Is seri-
oUslv Injured
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rHE1R GASES ro BE coNs1prxrp.

including one murder, ten cases of intimida-
lion and eighty-Ihree cases of sending threat
ening letters.
THEIR CASES TO BE CONSIDERED.
All the dismissed constables were sum-
moned to the castle to-day. Over 200 at
tended. They were separately Intercepted
as to whether they had been present at any
meeting. They were then informed that
their cases would be considered.
THEIR SERVICES DISPENSED WITH.
The services of special constables have
been dispensed with.
RESPECTS MICHAEL DAvITT.
LONDON, September Gin his lecture last
evening Henry George said he respected
Michael Davitt. The only thing he disliked
about him was his proposition to pay land
lords compensation, which Mr.. George
thought would be very wicked thing.
SOCIALISM IN DISGUISE.
The Times, in an editorial, says: "The
OF land is nothing but social
ism in disguise. 1t is nothing more than the
old socialist theory furnished up anew"
HoNoRs TO GRAY.
LONDON, September 6.-The corporation
of Waterford has conferred upon E. Dryer
Gray the freedom of the city.
AEANY ON THE AGGRESSIVE.
Acting upon instructions from the Ameri-
can government, Stephen J. Meany, the
American newspaper correspondent who was
recently arrested at Ennis, has taken the most
decisive course for the purpose of testing the
legality of his arrest. He has notified Mr..
Purcell, the resident magistrate of Ennis,
that he surrenders his recognizance to be of
good behavior and keep the peace entered
into August 11tb. In his communi-
cation TO Mr. Purcell, Meany says: 81 no
longer consider myself bound by the
conditions and obligations of the recog-
nizances. / cannot, an American citizen,
carry the stigma of British bondsman, and
unaccused or unconvicted of offenses, con-
tinue the confession of lawlessness that a con-
tinuance of the bonds would involve. thus
place myself in the position / occupied at
the police barracks in Ennis prior to the ex-
ecution of my recognizances, but shall for
thirty-six hours hold myself on parole for
your action" Meany's sureties have likewise
notified Purcell that at the instance OF Mezny
they refuse to hold themselves obligated BY
the bonds, and ask to be absolved from sll
further responsibilities in his regard. They
state that at Meany's request and by his con-
sent. they are prepared at any time within
thiriy-six hours to surrender him into police
custody. II is a noteworthy fact that while
surrenderipg himself to one magistrate,
Neany was The guest of another, namely, Mr..
OGormon, justice OF the peace OF Burersggy.
Meany's friends intend to publicly entertain
him
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IREl AND

DUBLIN, September can official report
places the number of agrarian outrsges in
Ireland during the month of August at 165,
including one murder, ten cases of intimida-
lion and eighty-Ihree cases of sending threat
ening letters.
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LONDON, September 6.-Blair Athol, the
celebrated race-horse, is dead.
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SpecjaI Notice.
Masonic Notice.

A LII PAPER Hangers and Painters who hang pa
n per- will meet at No. 203 Main street. rear
room, FRIDAY night, September sth, at O'CLOCK
sharp; By STaes q nv ne rpAnFs ASSEMBLY.
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NUMBER OhE
CoahOma FarmfOrSale

CONTAINING 500 ACRES-40o acres cleared OF
l ] the finest Coahona cotton lands, lying eight
miles back of Friars Point-yery high and eeauti-
fuI tract VIII sell for So 20 per acre; hall cash.
SO ner acre cash Adequate cabins for hands ana
no fercing. This Is the most desirable tract IN
oies' P.W. ROYSTER & co.
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STUART'S
FEMALE COLLEGE

opens its 44th Annual Session 6eptember :.
I i6sI Persons having daughters TO EDUCATE
viii do well To examine its catalogue before Sc
iectfng a school Advantages frst-class, location
hesItsfrIl: terms moderate For catalogue. address
". 81. STUART, Principal, shelbyyiie. Ky.
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NkAsOMtc NOb1cCs
A NGERONA LODGE. No .16s.F. 4 AN. A
-ree this THURSDAY NIGHT, Sept Th,~ " ~
at 7:so o'clock. Visiting brethren are fra ~
| ternaIly invited.
5y o-1er r,.nxv secretaTv
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All the dismissed constables were sum-
moned to the castle to-day. Over 200 at
tended. They were separately Intercepted
as to whether they had been present at any
meeting. They were then informed that
their cases would be considered.
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D.. AEANY ON THE AGGRESSIVE.

LONDON, September 6.-The corporation
of Waterford has conferred upon E. Dryer
Gray the freedom of the city.
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THEIR SERVICES DISPENSED WITH.
The services of special constables have
been dispensed with.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07

WASHINGTON, September 6.-The follow
ing is furnished for the information Of the
public:
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LONDON, September Elm his lecture last
evening Henry George said he respected
Michael Davitt The only thing he disliked
about him was his proposition to pay land
lords compensation, which Mr.. George
thought would be a very wicked thing.
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HoNoRS TO GRAY.

The Times, in an editorial, says: "Ths
alton of land is nothing but social
ism in disguise. 1t is nothing more than the
old socialist theory furnished up anew"
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AT fsAIALfA.

IsNAILIA; September 6.-No advanse can
be expected before the 9th instant.
Several correspondents protested against
the additional censorship of kilograms at
Port Said after they have passed that at
headqus-ters. General Wolseley has prom
is1d the removal of the grievance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07

LONDON. September 6.-The Times, review
ing the communication from the India Office
in which the existence of cholera at Alden is
denied, says there is no cause to fear that
cholera will be added TO the enemies which
the English will have to contend against in
Egypt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-30

ALPHA LODGE NO. 1. A. .. u. W.
EFEETS AT THE FOLEY AND RICHARD
lVi building every Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock. sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physician DIR. G. h. Thoms.
o. l.. SCOTT, NJ. W.
l.. G. @. wHITMoRe. Recorder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-07
Z. Z. Herznan's CRYSTAL Palace.

lie says the fruit buds are rather advanced
Tor the season, and should We not have
much moro cold weather, he is fearful of
early blooming and danger nv being killed
10y the spring FROST
Undoubtedly, the most popular place of
resort in the city is "rhe 0nicen saloon,
aud 1t IL here that people 10 to tind any one
they wish TO see, Fine liquors, wines,
cigars and polite attention will draw the
multitude.
Yesterday morning Elmer blackburn
hung HIS vest out IN the backward and
some sneak Thief came along and nipped
his vest, which contained gold watch and
chnln. lie was doing some lining in the
house and pulled oil his vest SO as to he n /,
LITTLE encountered as possible.
Two boot blacks had tlghtncar the Te1
as x Pacific doput.ycStcrlny morning. when
one struck the other in the iace with his
poN, inilclng u serious wound In the tenn.
pie, and.thc blood flowed freely. The IN.
lured knight rthc brush thought that h,S
Time had come, They both made their eS
cape and have no, been seen since.
A telegram received here yesterday an.
nouncos the death of Mrs. W. a. Jarrett
which occurred ut Quincy, Illinois, ON the
9th, ut 1880 y, m. Mr.. Jarrett, her huS
band, len few days ago to attend her In
her last illness, She had been in m health
Tor some time, and had goue to Quincy, her
old home, with the hope of lettering her
health
:, The millinery stock and fixtures of f.
iapmen was sold yesterday by MIR. Alex.
urtlioh, assignee to Mcssrs. A, & n
Mittonthal, for seventeen hundred and sew
enty.llvc dollars. McsSers. A. n T.. Mnten.
thai, will continue the business AZ
services OF Mr.. and Mrs. l., Bauman. who
are wcll.known TO the citizens of Dallas, TO
take, charge of this branch of their business
FOR them.
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The Grand-Windsor bar, under its new
managers, Mcssre. John j.. Hogan and
George Waller is fast becoming the resort
of that class of customers who appreciate Il
well-conducted saloon, and who, when they
patroni2e a bar, want nothing but the best
goods that can be served to the public.
Hogan Il Waller started out determined to
have no superiors in their line of business.
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Those wishing to deal in futures Of cotton.

Those wishing to deal in futures of cotton.
grain or pork, can DO so in as small or LARGE
quantities as they desire, AT the office of tie
Texas Cotton and Graf. Exchange Com
pany. Margins required 81 Der bale
on cotton, ic. per bushcl on grain, 2jc per
barre on pork, with privilege to remarein
At any time before margin is exhausted
Business done direct with New York, New
orleans or Chicago, when desired. Direct
an communications to A., j. WHEELoCE,
Texas,
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Watches, Clocks, Jewclry, Silvcrware. etc.
ny AuStin's jcwolry store 4 fine LOT of The
above named goods have Just arrived. The
finest and handsomeSt Diamond and Pearl
lockctS, ever brought to Dallas have arrived
anu selling at prices from $40 to Sl75 Go
Smu examine before buying, Remember
clry house in Dallas. 'N"'
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To all my old friends and patrons wish
to say that can and will sell boots, shoes,
CATERS, slippers, ETC., as low as the lowest.
Cheap for cash. will he pleased to see all
my friends. IL. Page 7OS Elm street, Dallas,
Texas. Boots and shoes made from meas
urc and repairing done on short notice..
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j. NJ; Dram has determined TO makca reg.
ular slaughter in the prices of diamonds,
necklaces, gold watches and chains Und sil.
verware. Go and get an elegant present
for less money than you ever dreamed of.
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As dinncr-timc draws near, especially
when dinner doesn't, how we realize the
emptiness Of things below. But after n
splendid dinner, how we relish a nine of
Blackwcll's fragrant Durham Bull smoking
tobacco.
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Everybody is thinking of getting them
a: Bond y Co., Main street, have lust re-.
ceiived fresh supply of raisins, cnrran,s.
nl'nce-meat' pickles, sauces preserves, and.
IN Mct' everything that Is good to have any
on n. Bond \ Co.. Main street
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CiryDors

Yesterday was q cloudy, fogry, damn. dis
agreeable day, threatening rain,
Celiicrnians are beginning TO drnp into
i,ailas since the completion Of the TEXAS <
Pacific TO 81 Paso.
The east.hound train ON the To,as G u.
clhc, due here yesterday morning nj IA
wns nine hours late.
Nervous pains aud wcakuesses. malarinl
diseases, fever and agne, posihyelycurcd b,
hrown's lron Bittcrs. -
Captain ". W. Ross has laid on our tnhir
araca limb, of,hc Chinvsc cling variety.
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Eor font

The large and commoiious storc.room we
now occupy, extending from Elm street TO
IEcillc avenue, and part pf II two stories.
Very choice location. Possession riycn nj
eucG, as we are moving our stock to ci3 ana
'55 Elm street, Apply 10 was
MITCHELL * Sryvc.g
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Forever aud liver.

The Delmonico restaurant has been in
advance ofallcompetitors, They have lust
feeeived and viii constantly keep ON
halldS' u nll! supply of fish, oysters and
game, served up in the most elegant stvle
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II. Page, boot and shoe store, us Elm
street, has large line OF goods Tor holiday
CUTS and every day use; such Us slippers,
galters' etc. and full stock always carried
of his own work and Eastern make.
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Cleanliness Is Health

The most elegant and com Portable hath
rooms IA Dallas, warm and nicely cnrnctcd
everything clean and neat, arc 10 he munj
at Ice t0hn's, 5l2 Main street, opnositc
sanger brothers, at the low price OF twenty.
five cents. '"''''
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w. J, Shone's, No. sos Main street.
Macaulay, complete, 5 vol, $500; Dickens,
complete, 5000 Thackeray, $500 Scott,
$500.
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Remember,

That for the convenience of She people
Sheriff. Bros, are now keeping an asSort-
mout of hardware and tinware ON the cor.
ncr of Pearl and Elm streets. Our motto
Low cash prices. Satisfaction promised to
customers
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Crawford d McKisson as the "Happy
Hottcntots,' at Loeb a Woods New The
atre, are alone worth the price of admis'
sion.
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Miss May Melton, the champion Jig and
eel.dansensc Of the world, appears nightly
at Loeb IL Woods New Theatre. The
greatest dancer in America don't fail to
500 hpr
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Crnsllod Irrnn.

Nrushou reed.
Oats, corn and barley crushed is cconom.
lcal healthtul and better for horses and
cows than whole grain Corn meal, Graham
Hour hominy and gritS, manufactured MT
Felton'S corn milf Patterson avenue,
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TIC Nhenpest Pluce
10 buy butter, chickens, eggs and all other
Kinds OF country produce and vegetable ia
at The new stand, ON Main street, above n,
L' MarSalis, Just opened by W. Ii Smith.
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WJ' FiNNEGAN, PROPRIETOR.
This house has been relittcd and rcrr.
nlshed throughout, and guarantees salts.
faction in every respect. Give it a trial and
be cOnYinced. ,'''' WV
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Travellers bound Tor Dallas and residents
can yet I iirst-claSs meal prcnarel in H.,
best style at the Union Restaurant MT tbo
Union Depot, run by Fred Pcet, n veteran
TO the public, "'" '''"'ei
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4 Fortuno For The Dirht Nom

am now Offering for sale my extensive
ana wei, known Wholesale and retail gro.
T.errS anu steam coffee and spice mills-cstab.
lshed ~, For hOrticularsaddrc
Jos. MENC2rG, Dallas, Texas.
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Don't forget owen when you need shoes
Elm is The street 900 the number.
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what you want. " '''' p'"oe 10 gel
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The ,oAicc will give you nothing but The
hnest liquors over It's bar.
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LadieS' ana Misses tine shoes spccialt,
ut owens boot and shoe store,
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The Office Is one of the. most popular
places IN North Texas. Nothing but the
lnest LiQuors. Wines and Clgnrs Kent.
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Ciraddock don't allow any bcefneck steaks
IN his house. He uses porter.house and
,endcr.loins only. wv"
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Wv TO Mayors nsl Elm .,rpe, ,,.r...,
aloon this side of Chicago. '''' ''eLnes'
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Just 20 TO Craddock's for one meal, and
You will wonder why YOU hadn't been
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Don't fail TO hear Miss Marie sherman, nj
Loeb " Woods New Theatre. She Is
without doubt, the finest singer ever heard
IN this city, aud only remains shor; time
LONGER,
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Patented Sept g iS,i. rts isr,p ,.,s,. ,,s
wants W OIL who Wish % fts.r'..s ~ 49,
vhnscheS sinrcs. halle. nfi,cs. hn'Uts sr,s
sui Restaurants. Nni shnnlt $50 tHs lti.r ~.
i"N plrcnasing, Two sifcs inafnrietu-'f--So
!. small. No 9. large A large distniiri 70, ihe
iraie. AGENTS wanted In every rn,ultr ia lie
United States For Information ARMY ,n
J. II LrnNICk.
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Store. 49, " wy ''N wv
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Elm Exchange

To improve iour health and strengthen
your body is } drink pure and fine whisky,
brandy, gin, sherry, port, and above all tho
genuine juice of the grape, Eungnrinn
wines. Our liquors and wines are Of The
finest domestic and imported, and we asl,
the public only fora trial to substantiatc
our assertion. GLucKsNANS AZ %
Elm Exchange, 0li Elm street
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Friday evening grand high-kickinp
match comes oil at Loeb ,S Woods New
Theatre, between Bceson, of Bccson & Fox.
and Crawford, of Crawford 4 Mokisson,
for purse OF 800, Il will be exciting
don't TAIL to see IL. %
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-, The greatest and hes, show ever given Il,
ms city can be seen ct locn ,yWood's
New Theatre, Twenty-Five star artists nn6
admission only - and 30 cents. '
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Do yoN wear lhe llunslaOlc Ooo,,
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"es'sar'n' Tor Ladies' aud Gentlemen.
;, Mayer lSl and al3 Elm street has ,ho
incest restaurant in this city. ""s INC
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Grand co nCcrt every mint ais. N,O
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Ladies, misses and childrcns' hose nj,
very low prices. NJ. Roscnthal a Co. :"
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Why will you eat spoiled butter when
You can gst. good, pu Q article at A. Bond
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,.ltyou have u friend you want To invite 20
dinner, take him TO Craddock's, where Won
will find the best fish and oysters and gamo
ol all kinds, served in any style YOU like.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-07

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