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AIexnndrin ,.rnIn mnrl,ct.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 1.-the offerings on Change
to-day were so light to barely make n market.
Prices declining; small sales of wheat were made
rye or oatq ronnrtod
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Schedule 10 take eject MONDAY, IA NUARY y,
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
RS. Chicago, Cincinnati aud 81 Louis fast express.
500 Baltimore Eiiicoit City, and WaS stations.
.HAlumorc, Annapolis, and WAY. (Piedmont
S,,s1psoHiIg, Winchester. Hagors;own, and Way,
7t5-Baltininre Express
s9-P9lnt oI Rocks aud Way stations.
eh.Phlladelphia New York. aud Boston E1 press
Parlor cars 10 New York.
Hsgerstown aud al Point Of Rocks for PredsricE,
N'V,,,isail,f,oIe, liyattsve, and Laurel Express
ssoPi az helsVile, annapolis Junction, Iessup's,
ana Dotseys. ON SUNDAY stops ~ all stations
Connects for Annapolis.
ic'O9-Baliinore Express Stops at Hyattsyilie and
ti0;loP ittsbuTg, Chicago. Cincinnati And 81 touis
=, =, Express. Parlor and aleeping cars,
1910. Baltimore, Eiiicott city, Annapolis. and way
lIS'-on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
tSl5-Baltlmoro Express
tSo0-Bsltimore Philadelphia, and New York Er.
$50 Baltlmore and Way stations. twinohoster
.e trsdgrick, Hagerstown, aud Way, via Reay)
ES-Balttmorc, Hyaltavie, aud laurel Express.
SEredsrlcs, via Relay. stops at Annapolis
ttlo- baltimore, Annapolis, and WAY stations.
hi5IPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, HaGcrS,oNn VIM
chester, and Way stations (on sunday TO Point
+o-Bgltmore kApress (Martnsburg and Way,
so,M 9 apy " soRs at ss{stsys and l@ure)
riOO- baltimore aud Way stations.
!m-b baltimore llyatsvills, and Laurel Express
tslesrPlt,sbnrg. Cleveland, and Detroit Express.
tes5-Phiiadeiphia New York and Boston EypreSs.
sieeplng cars 70 New York. stops vt Hyatts'
to;f7- Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis RxpresV
A., sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati and Chicago
Sunday. F'
An trains nom Washington stop at Relay station.
and ohio Ticket s Sf S sIp %ad
Isl pennsylvania avenue corner oCEourteenth street
where orders will he taken for baggage TO he checked
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and BOnd Quotations-New York
and Baltimore Produce Markets.

The following report OF the financial market yester.
day, together with the opening, highest lowest and
closing quotations, Furnished by the ban
n n. - -
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M-ARRrED.

HARNISON-RAY.-0n Monday evening, Febru-
airy ~, at ST. Johns Church, by the Rev W. A. Leon
ard, MAMIE II. RAY, daughter of A. Ross Ray. to
Army.
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No instance of a failure on record when Sim.
mons Liver Regulator has been properly taken.
IL removes bilious sccretions cures dyspepsia,
constipation. and sick headache strengthens the
Kidneys, and gently assists nature. Genuine pre-.
pared only by ]. H. Zeilin & Co
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J. u. WOOD, General Passenger Al
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

on and after SUNDAY, February 70 1850 tralns
leave ID. 4 Il. Depot follows;
7:lOa m,-New Orleans SIaiI, daily. Direct eonuec.
ton for the South aud southwest. Daily TO poiutl
west OF Charlottesville on g. & q. hallway.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on 7:lO m. train FROM w,u,.
lngtOn to Atlanta, via Danville aud nom lynch.
burg Nnd Atlanta 10 New Orleans.
700 p, m,-Southern Express, daily, for all points
South, via DanNillpHnd Charlotte. Daily To points
on Chesapeake and ohio Hallway.
Pullman sleeping Cars on 200 y. M train nom Wash.
ingtOn To ChHrlCstOn =, q.
Passengers for Manassas Division VIII take 40 a. M
train daily except Sunday, For Warrenton, 7:iI
o. m. ana 200 y. m. trains daily.
For tickets aud Information call ~ Virginia Mid.
land Oiiice, COL Pennsylvania avenue.
- n. MACnANIEL. Agent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent. Jan
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Ladies' who appreciate elegance and purity are
using ParkOrs Hair BalSam. IL is the best article
soh for restoring gray hair 10 its original color
seauty, aud luslre.
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DosT thou love life2 Then do not squander
valuable time-for that Is the stuff life is made Of
but procure at once a bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough
gist keeps it,
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TVNIIE GKFAT
Il PENNSY LVANrA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
, -, DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENEIkN, MAGNIEICEN'p IIDIfI n
MENT,

To ruv PP 6SE, 4 / ROUTE ,,,
SPLENDID scENERyi MAAoNiFIcENr EoUrr-
IN EFFECT JANUARY q, Issg
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, ftom station,
80 corner sixth and Il streets, as folioNs:
OF Pullman Hotel aud sleeping Cars, az ieso 4. M
1hllyi Fast Line, hJO . NJ daily with Sleeping Cprs
7:sO y IN. daily, With Palace Cars to Ptts6urg aud
Sncinnsu Mall Express, eS9 y. IN. daily for Pitts
B<fMoREXNDP POTOMAC RAILROAD
For tanandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara pj0
r m; daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars TO
| For wllliamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmlra. ct es1
For New York aud the East 500 u. M. t09O g. M isa
pS ana Ill.,, g F M on s199dsy no ao nnd iGs1
=, $50 q. m; daily, except SUNDAY.
al brSSEy Stv NJ all 'h59uS9 Ifns connect
sfordiug direct transfer 10 Fulton street avoiding
, double terriage across New York city.
fS and rsdSP n o S AMIN GS no S S S
Z. m. Limited Express 90 a. m. daily except
For baltimore $40, SOO, asO oao o NJ. and 1870 49p,
NV 5;tl Gh eSO, and 1910 r. M; on sunday, SyO)
For pope's Creek Line, GiO and 10 p. m. daily,
For annapolis $40 a. M and 40 p M daily, except
ALEXhNpRIA AND FREpERIcKsBURa RAIL-
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING,
For Alcxandra, 49, 100 90, HOO and ii25 a. H.,
d:20 800 G9l 500, and lsO 2. on sunday, at $50
For Richmond and the South, $40 and HES n daily
~ hnd 800 p IN. daily, except SUNDAY
s53 and 1900 M, I24O roo, 500 100 and 90 D. M
and 1900 midnight on Sunday ut SOS 1853. aud 1901
Tickets and information at the ofIice, northeast
corner OF ln,rleenih street and PennsylyaniR ave-
the checking Of baggage to destination from hoell
J: n. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General MANAGER.
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Closing.


Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke Co., Ia. ave and Fifieenthst.i
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GOVERNMENT BoNDs-cIosINs QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent. extended .. 100, 0aIODJ.
United States per cent. extended IG. il,Is
United States W per cent reslstered.. llSS Sull34
United States ~. per cent coupon lliI5 bid
United States per cent registered IFS Mllsli
United States per cent IFS 6iilslt
1s,rct S y, p1T CEN; u L''. is @lls'6
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LONDON, Feb. li-United States bonds. AS, lI6ii;
Atlantic and Great Western hrsts, i5st do seconds 49,
Erie. los; New York Central, sa: Illinois Central
l'Bai rennsylvanla 6nl: Reading 32l4. The amount
to-day Is t2Os,U0O
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress MOuFOe
PinOy Point, and Point Lookout,

CONNECTING IN NORFOLK WITH BOSToN
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
Steamer GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS at 8 r. NJ.
Fail and winter arrangements, beginning octobert
First class fare to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe SO "a
SccOndClnss fare 10 III. Monroe aud NOrOlk...... / ii
ttrstClnAS fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout 81
Second-cass to Pney Pout aud Point lookout. 70
Tickets and state.roUms for sale and information
furnished al u. w. Reeds Sous, No. 1916 u street
northwest; ID, n q. ticket office 1851 Pennsy lvann
Rvenuei 81. Mare Hotel, Roose's cigar stands, nj
principal hotels: IL. H. POlknhOrn, next To city post.
office. and Al Companys oncr, Seventh street wharf
VIM T. WEIGH, GEORGE MAVrISaI.N,
fel5ly Agent. General Snpertntendent
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PRODUCE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, Feb, 4,-Virginla g. consolidated, COZ
do second SERIES %; new iO-4Os. 10 bid to-day
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hUHTINEAHUNN HALANCE3.
,,.,.,, gSOIt3,s SD % 1 Currency 49,. A .hss
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FINANCIAL.
TKAVELERs, GIIInIa.

pAITIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD -
TIRE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THEEAsTAND THR W EsTvrA wAsu1NaroN
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RATIlgt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-10
Mrs. ConklInr head

Mrs. ConKling, the woman on Main street
who for some ten days past had been suf
tering with smallpox, died yesterday after.
noon' This leaves but one case in the city
now, that of Ward, which is only varioloid
The weather is 50 warm that there is not
the slightest danger OF these sporoGic cases
spreading or growing into anything even
bordering ON an epidemic. Warm weather
Stops smallpox, II being a contagious dis
ease the very opposite in its nature TO the
other contagious or Infectious diseases, all
of which fatteu and thrive in hot weather,
TO die out in winter. There is scarcely a
town of 800 population anywhere in the
United States, or the Canadas within reas-
enable reach OF a railroad, that has not had
smallpox within the past year, and yet it
has been endemic nowhere.
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Railroad Accident

The long.continued rains are beginning
to tel on the bridges and road-beds Of the
various railroads in the state. 1t is not
meant by this that they are becoming
dangerous, but so much rain, with the
ireshets that follow, naturally soften the
road-beds and loosen the foundations of
bridges and culverts. This requires slow
time, late trains and wary watchiulness on
the part of division superintendent, section
bosses and train conductors and engineers
to avoid accidents. Wednesday night an
accident occurred on the Transcontinental
n branch of the Texas IL Pacific road, be-
tween sherman and Bonham. A train
went through bridge, some of the bents of
which had been undermined By tho floods,
and three men were killed and several
hurt. The names of the dead nor further
particulars could not be obtained by our
reporter. Physicians from Sherman went
out yesterday morning to attend the
wounded
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An Enternrlslng Dallasitn

The Kaufman Sun has the following to
say of an enterprising Dallasite who
thoroughly understands the business in
which heis engaged, and who has the means
to carry out all his contracts: Captain
Rosser, of Dallas, is in the city, and has
contracted to get out one hundred thousand
ties for the Central northeast branch and
to place them on the line between kaufman
and the Trinity river. We learn that Cap
tam Rosser is u man that can command
means and who prosecutes his contracts
with vim, aud ifthe information is correct
1t VIII not be many days hence until the
woods southwest of us will ring with axes
and the voice of the ox-driyer. Who can
estimate the benefit the branch will be to
our county ii it is built?
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Mr.. Collins. but NOT Tom

4 woman giving her name as Mrs. Col
Inns, was down in the heart of the city yes
terday hunting up and interviewing certain
of the city officials. She represented that
she lived in East Dallas, that her husband
had been sick for some time past, but about
ten days ago, being convalescent, he dressed
himself in his Sunday best and with fifty
cents, all of the filthy lucre that he pos
sessed between himself, his family aud star
walton, and saying he would return shortly,
had decamped for parts unknown. She
claimed to be penniless, without food or
fuel with which to feed or warm herself and
child. She wanted transportation for her
self and child to Louisiana where she has
relatives. Alderman ID. A. Williams, to
whom she made application, referred her
to the mayor She says she is native of
Alabama, that her husband, Collins,
is from one of the eastern States,
that they have been married three years
and had lived in several places in Texas, at
Fort Worth last before coming to Dallas
which was three weeks ago
The husband, Collins, was at the mayors
Office yesterday morning and he gave to
some portions of Mrs. Collins story diff
terent version. He charged that she had
driven him from his home, turned him
adriit on cold and muddy town without
anything-without a vaccination sore place
eyen-and he was seeking protection at the
hands ofthe august and ministerial law.
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they stall The ordinance against cruelty
to animals should be vigorously enforced.
No man will mistreat or abuse a dumb
beast. He is less than a man who does il,
for he is a coward and miserable coward.
Such man will cringe and be humble and
fawningto anybody or anything capable of
Self-defenSe. 1t is not only divine law, but
1t IS human nature in its most exalted and
refined form to be gentle ami kind to the
beasts Of burthen and the domestic amin ais
generally that serve us. He whom wanton-
ness brushes even worm has a bad spot
somewhere in his being, and will do to
watch. Men too often let their passions
sway where patience and reason should
rule, and do acts of cruelty foreign to their
instincts and their natural promptingS, and
that they bitterly regret and repent after
wards, Such men as these are restrained
bv the vigorous enforcement of the law, be-
cause II acts as a reminder To them of them
selves while the vicious and tyrannical are
restrained bya fear of the punishment the
Law iniicts.
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Another Ryan Come to Grief.

Johnnie Sullivan put quietus on Paddy
Ryan near New Orleans on Tuesday last
and was the cause of that bruiser coming to
grief, but it seems to have been Johnnie
Barleycorn that fetched Mr.. Ryan, of Mis-
sissippi, from misery to quietude The
MisSiSsippian arrived in Dallas Wednesday
with his niece and stopped at the ST.
George. Being accustomed to the pine-top,
rOsn-soaked oil OF joy in his state,
the good liqrN" IF Dallas, like ma
ture, abhorrng vacuum, flew
straight to mis- head. The result
was that he imagined he weighed ton and
was ten feet high. Hewas the high-combed
cock Of the Nazoo. All he needed was a
brass Dand and a national flag to be an
army corps. With his festive revolver in
hand he proceeded to capture the St.
George hotel, but Deputy Sheriff McKinzie
happening along about that time, he pro-
coded TO curry him although he was wild
and woody. Summoning Mr. Ford Parker
20 assist him, they took Mr. Ryan to Jail
when, having slept Off the fumes of his
potions he yesterday morning felt heartily
ashamed of himself and pleading guilty TO
the charges preferred him, paid his fine and
departed.
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NIplor witsI,hurn

The name of this gentleman, whom every
one knew but to honor and love, was in
nearly every ones mouth yesterday, and
always with sadness and solemnity. His
unit nelly taking of and in so sudden, terri
BILE and heartrending manner was a
shock TO the entire community. His father
aud mother live Ia Elmira, New York, but
the remains of the deceased, having been
embalmed were shipped yesterday morn.
ing from Fort Worth to Marietta, Ohio,
where he was born and reared, for inter-
ment.
The death Of Major Washbhrn will cause
a number of changes, II is surmscd and
suggested, not only in the engineering de-
partment, but in other departments OF the
Missouri Pacific and Texas & Pacific rail-
roads,
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Cruelty 10 Animals

A scene Of unnecessary cruelty was wit.
messed yesterday afternoon by several gen.
tlemen standing on the corner OF
Main and poydras streets. All
cruelty is unnecessary and is
reprehensible, but this instance was particu-
larry SO. A wagon with two horses hitched
to It, and containing two or three trunks,
turned out of poydras' street into MAN, go.
ing In the direction OF the 81. George hotel.
One Of the horses was not quick enough In
its movements through the mud to suit the
driver and he numerically dashed IL over the
head with his whip, and with force that
bespoke vengeance and venom. Finally the
whir.lash flew OIL from the stock, and the
driver was compelled thereby TO dcsist. II
was some satisfaction to the crowd who wit.
messed the scene to see the driver get down
into the mud afler his whip.
II Is daily occurrence FOR brutal drivers
IN this city 10 overload their teams, and
then to beat them without stint because
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to the passage ola new branch road through
mat county, contemplated and chartered
9y the Houston 4 Texas Central company.
they met Messrs. Adams, Nash and others,
from the town of kaufman, and the neoes-
sary papers granting the right-ot-way
through the county, and providing for other
concessions, were signed sealed and deliy-
cred Work will be commenced at once
rom Jarrett TO kaufman, and the line
com pleted as rapidly as possible This will
give kaufman two railroads and her peo-
pie are now iuhilant.
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specialty-Nervous Diseases,

and their varied complications including the
errors and diseases arising from YOUTHFUL
FOLLIES etc.
TREATMENT BY CORRESPONDENCE DR.
DAVIDSON has been remarkably successful In his
treatment by correspondence, but In all cases
one personal interview should he had If possible.
DR. Davieson's valuable Medical Treatise on the
above diseases may be had free on application
to the author. Dr.. DAVIDSON may be consulted
at No, Rampant street. between Canal and Gus
omhouse streets, New Orleans, up to the Both of
April, after which his address win be No. 1907
olive Street st. Louis, Mo, where he has been
permanently located for many years
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struck with a Ratchet.

Last night about IL o'clock difficulty
occurred at Loeb & Woods theatre between
James Thompson, an actor and Mellen,
the property man, in which the former
struck the latter on the head with Ratchet
inllicting painful if not dangerous wound.
AZ late hour the police were looking for
Thompson to arrest him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-10

The HERALD yesterday received the fol-
lowing message, artistically wrought upon
cream-tinted gilt-edged paper, viz; "Mr.
Joseph W. Boyle announces the marriage
of his daughter, Rowena, Thursday, Feb
ruary l6, 1882 at O'Clock, st. Matthews
cathedral, Dallas Texas" "Rowena A
Boyle, Charles f. Bolanz." The HERALD
tenders congratulations in advance Febru-
airy is the mating month"; and Charlie has
now beautiful and priceless valentln,
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sim Greater Attractions

For week past the special feature OF
Thompsons Theatre has been the Cur
riculum," the most remarkable trapeZe
performance ever witnessed in this city. II
has been drawing crowded houses all week
and will be continued during the present
with the addition of Melville and Whiting
in their old business, who appear to.mor.
row night. Six new stars are to go on the
boards, commencing tomorrow evening,
among them the Dearly sisters, in ssngs,
duets, dances etc, their first appearance;
and Mr.. Dick Cummings the great motto
singer. This will insure splendid bill
throughout. No one ought to fail to sec the
curriculum, and Mr.. G. G. Matthews,
who originated the idea deserves credit
therefor The new stars are said to be the
best In their lines, and will undoubtedly
draw large houses.
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The Opera-HOuse

All persons interested in the erection of a
new opera house in this city, and especially
those who have subscribed stock, are re-
quested and expelte TO meet mt Schneider
y Davis store, on Elm street, at O'Clock
sharp this evening.
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The stock of millinery, fancy goods and
ladies wear bought by Il. a. K. Mittenthal
at assignee sale will be sold at reduced
price to make room for new spring stock
at the ladies' new Bazaar, FOG Elm street.
Il. BAUMAN,
MnnoUar
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Weakness Cured

LYNN, MASS, December Is, lSS0.-I gave
that valuable medicine, Browns Iron Bit
tiers, to my sister for weakness. After TAX
ing two bottles she was able to walk and
run astwell as ever 1t is certainly Won
deriul tonic WIN. JONES.
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Rare Chance,

fNHrc VhnnCe,
To buy millinery, cloaks, fancy goods, no.
tons, ladies' wear, ribbons, satins, plushes,
tips, plumes, hair goods and fancy orna.
ments at half price, at the Ladies' New Ba-
2aar, 7O6 Elm Street.
Il. BAUMAN. Manager.
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To the Trade.

The attention of merchants is directed to
the sheriil's sale of the John Gartner stock
of dry goods, boots and shoes, notions, etc.
The sale will take place on Thursday, the
9th of February, at the store on Elm street.
to satisfy the claims of attaching creditors.
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DrS. s. & D. DAVIDSON
Arrival in NEW ORLEANS and sixth Sea.
son of Successful Practice.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

DR.. David DAVIDSON, NJ. D., n. Y, and Gicsen,
NJ X. Z, y, London, etc, Lecturer of Anatomy
and Physiology At the Missouri State Museum OF
Anatomy, ST Louis, begs to announce his arrival
in New Orleans, where he may be consulted
daily at his rooms, No, Z RAMPANT Street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. ONCE
hours: from 10 a. m till p M, and from to
p. m. DR.. DAVIDSON refers with pride to his
successful treatment in New Orleans during the
last Six Seasons.
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1t is only necessary for II. Zimmerman
the tailor, to announce the receipt of new
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S5,OOO-For SaIe-a5, 900

The splendid stock of millinery formerly
owned by A. A. Pearson, also fine lot of
store fixtures. We must sell at once, and
great inducements will be offered parties
desiring such stock, Apply to
CRAWFORD Il SMITH.
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When others are suffering, drop a word of
kindness and sympathy If they are suf-
tering from Il cold give them DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup; a few doses of this valuable
remedy will afford instant relief, and Il
twenty-five cent bottle will cure the worst
cough
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Reduced Prices,

Reduced Prices,
The entire stock of millinery, cloaks and
suits below cost at the new Bazaar, 706 Elm
street. Il. BAuMAH,
Manager
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A. Bond & Co., Main street, keep every
thing in the grocery line, and will promptly
oliver il.
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Just so to Craddocks for one meal, and
you will wonder why you hadn't been
there before,
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A young man by the name of c. +. Frey
has been arrested in Buffalo and bound
over, charged with defrauding the banks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-10

We have always kept the Hamburg Drops
in our family, writes Mr.. Nicholas Schroe-
der, West Webster, New York, and they
have done us the best service in dyspepsia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-10

Health and strength given to delicate
women, nursing mothers and infant chill.
drcn who use Browns Iron Bitters.
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vaicutin es-- vtinaienes
Don't buy until you see the stock a
Mason x Erb.