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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

D. Leylnskl sells fine tempered steal
spectacle, nickel plated frames M -
CENTS a perfect bit guaranteed. -O3Oit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

The ladies' OF Waco are cordially 10.
vited to attend our grand opening u
millinery notions and fancy goods on
April It'll.
i-l-6l MHE LTCASD & Si~rlR
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That Sanger Bros. are always ahead III
their clothing aud gents furnishing
goods department; they are showing
this season b good many new patterns
and fabrics. Their prices in all these
lines have never been reached by their
ompetitors.-3-25-tc
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LOCAL NAKkE TS.
Wholesale Prices for LendinQ
staples Yesterday.

No material ch7uge- are noted ia yesterday's
quotations Cotton quotations continue about
The same ana The market remains weak ana
criul.i ~ bales Higher grades ul
N'rJ scarce suul! 9lt but The l-mAuI 4,
'.eN v.i"hn shipments improSins, aud re-
'elpis lu- the local MA Ars eDmparstlys.y tight.
NNush there ~ lsrE' amount OF the staple stiIl
Joe the hh d"u' the pruuHyar- Grocer and lri,.
isloh NarA't hrW ana i've ,hao'u 4trOug and
lN"lg Win an inclination Go CLIMB To- - higher
price, the slight 4J anrv ia other
markets az 'H no change hvr', de-
-'ll Nth an active demand; sugar i- also firm.
41, tlt.aH- un,n.LgrI, ih, -upuly D., large.
HIntr 4aIrt and ,tua S iUesi remains weak
a.' hrhanEr D, tir" quiet. mArs.' truly; i.-
an1 market wei supplied There is
more .lupulry tor nuur ant the
lu.llnAt I'm Is Upward ,yruus And mola.,r.
90 o'u-idpfaI.lr movement worthy OF note
80 change 90 drug-s market strong
Aaa -ieAil Receipt, ui country produce iAlr.
EXCEPT p9uuy 90 few chickens are brought
100 aud toe price ole uign. lurkry- are prsc-
ucally u-tui ~, market a. receipt. VII, hardly
''ugh loren l"r nay lh, demand for ali
readily made % E.oi rriev-. Hardware no.
uhaLg"i quiet and easy.
COTTON.
Strict mitHnng -,r, miIaliug s.r, strict low
mid lIu- s'r, lss lui3lllug 80. strict good
r'iray I.r, good ordinary 'Aci stained,
ubiIS.
Hay. per ton, - 60 cD. Corn. per hu
~ Wheat. Mediterranean, soB>'c. ua1,
rso,l,oS, 4sD aHo, slE.
Flour, or''i,uar. r. g"t., s.! 1903 ~ 'auIly
BIgrI meal, wr,t"-1, per barrel, g. 90
b.rlu, .h"r, clear. l-Ac long clear 1886 DRY
!" mort l ''dt'' H., Hans e; ni'ln,
lar. f-1N. 'atr, o. D.. laar. la-s Ilg, sI-s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

We will show you the finest line ~
5Ipter,s !on ever saw, at sullivan X Co,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

The most beautiful regular made bal
briggsn gents under wear at Levine
Bros -U3lstc
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NuIltaIIH Hall.

The regular monthly meeting u the
Wa halla Club will be held ut the hall
this evening ut o'c ock sharp Business
matters ~ importance are 10 be dis
cussed, among others the holding OF Il
Mnitest \ full attendance is requested.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

viii sell my stock Of initial pins at
strict cost to make room Tor other nov
elites. j. LtvINsKL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

The finest, largest aud best fitting gar.
mcnis, arr now open NJ Levine Bru--iltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

We have .ls; received s9.-i.'l men
n, lsiv. KID button shoes from Dra4 y
G.. Pans. cone and zee 'L=m, at D. l.
sullivan s. Cot III
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Iup-oy-l lra- luF4G.ratyr

The bet general tgu!r IN use. sod
by Tucker g Wills, Nsev, Texas
.ll.tc
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SING LEE,
BEST LAUNDRY IN THE CITY,
franklin St, Next to Market.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

White shirts, Toe; shirts with collars
l5c, or two tor 2jc; collars, 5c. standIng
collars o.; cravats, DC; cuffs, per pair, loo:
nndershirts, Toe; night shirts, Zoe: hand
kerchiets, DC; drawers, lOc; socks, Sc;
busters, % to soc; pantaloons, % to soc;
coats, linen, 20 to 50c; vests, white, 25c;
night gowns, lOc. O9ltlm
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I.y5u Saut shirt i-st IT. you aAI
ss- = ars let - cLsyYt te'ta'e ~ J
=a.t- g5rl-. cell E; ia- L9-s star -Li''
tz--5-T -3--5:c
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\ Office TO CREDITORS.

The creditors OF j. NJ. Mcdonald are
hereby notified that an assignment OF all
ms property and effects, accounts, etc,
have been made over TO me for their ben
tilt and they are hereby required within
TOUR months TO indicate whether or NOT
they will accept the same.
O525Stlsw y. o. WORKMAN, Assignee.
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TIE bsst general tonic u usA. sold
br Tucke, 81 Wills, Wacy, Ie1as.--
3.Ll..e
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

Tsu vii as s1r -,-si attn
=e have . ls-l-5. -.--
a. J. I. Sullivan = .l.--4---il'
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Waco, March 81, lsS5'

In retiring after pleasant I !. b
tour ir y var With Mr. Dick .,y,r y NJ :
mission business, Iv'u'b sy, 81
thanks to our patrons =" I tbs n
erously supported Us IA ,h st ~ "
with my lare partner hnl ,Ssta.a
f. DicEey, who wi cont I, nu
as heretofore, at the OLD 'l a Nos.
S4-l-lm - -
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L.1g.ry .Erpes, - a1e-i thing %.
the g.ri ever s=--. 20 d. j. 7-.-.'-. -
Chit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

Turkey, per dor. i,.ppsi. op. chickens
per dor. . 'slh." k,E- 4 80. Better
D. rs'. n 'ucy 1870 Potato sweet. s-r;
irsh, We trru, ~ uo, eastern, -eeI - a.
Hide, green. SIC, arr atnl Ios lIe.
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COTTON.

Strict mitHung -,r, miIaliug s.c, strict low
mid .lIus sari l.s iui3lllux So, strict good
nTiiHny 7.r, good ordinary '4ci stained.
10 &c ug.
uhAIS.
Hay. per ton, - Go ~. Cora, per hu
"I Wheat. .4Isrrraneau, ,uB,ic Dale,
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Farmers! s'arnncr-!! rmers!"

A. JosEs TAYLOR & Bro.
nos. 4 aud . PIather Block.
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ting at his writing.table he is ac-
customed 10 loosen three or four of
the upper buttons OF his double-breasted
tunic, and to turn back lis lapels. When
ever, however, body of troops, small or
large, is heard approaching the palace, he
rises rom his seat, hastily buttons up his
uniform 10 the thrOat, adjusts his cross of
the "Order pour lie Mertc' IN such sort
that It hangs down over the coat collar eX-
aC,ly under the chm, This operation,
which long Lrlclicr enables hun to perform
IN few seconds, gC.u;ed. d, walks tn his
window, and stands here ia tGil view OF his
soldiers white they march past. One
day an exalted parsonage, who hap
peuPd Ia be IN conversation With the
Emperor wtcu, he sound OF distant drums
and fife, having announced the APP
proach of Grand Guards His Majesty
hurriediy Weut through the above de-
scnOed "rapil act took heart of grace
and asked the kaiser why he was SO partic.
ular about buttonlng the top button of his
uniform before slowing himself to his
guards, "wbn, after all added Prince -,
enjoy almost daily an opportunity of see
ing lour Majesty face Co face. | should
have thought, sire, that you would have
scarcely deemed IL necessary to stand upon
ceremony with them - THAT is not the
question at all, replied the kaiser. AS
the head Of the army, ! am bound to show
my soldiers an irrcproachable example in
the way n' ,cnuc. They have never seen
me with my coat unbuJ'oned, and do not
intend hey ever shall For, let me tell
| YOU, it is the one button left unbuttoned
that is the ruin of an army ,'-T Beatty
| KINGSTON lie OF kai'er William.
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wayner's Home nj Uayreuth

Here is not only the masters theatre, but
his home, built Tor him by the king of Ba.
varia, and standing in pleasant garden al.
most in the centre OF the town. Here he
lives during the summer months, not, 1t
will be believed, in the scclusion of strictly
local circles, but constantly surrounded by
a host of friends and disciples, and visited
by troops OF curious pilgrims. In the win.
ter he goes southwark, of late to Sicily or
Venice. But his headquarters are at Bay.
reuth-Munich, the scene of his first sue
cess, having been almost entirely aban.
doned. His home is built in tho renais.
sance style, square, and with little orna.
ment, save u large sagrailiio painting BY
kraussc over the doocway, surmounted In
Its turn by the name of the villa, Wahn-
fried. This being freely translated, means
peace from illusions" or alterations"
aud typihes the rest which Wagner found
when settled At last in his own home near
his own theater, his battles over and his
dreams realized. The painting typities his
art. In the csntre is the figure Of Wotan
who personihes German my thology; on ono
side Is Greek tragedy, and on the other
music. To this group look up Siegiried as
typical OF the art of the FUTURE" which has
resulted from minglins of the old tragic
art, oil music and OF the national mythol-
ogy. Everything connected with Wagner's
life In Bayreuth has been made to suggest
his work In degree which seems odd TO
people less native than these artistic Ger.
mans. moro keenly alive to the ridiculous,
and less blindly wrapped In their en-.
thusiAsms. His dogs are called Wo.
tan, Freia aud Fricka. His children, even,
arc named for his creation, the Youngest
being Seiefried. II ever q man Is crushed
beneath the weight Of q doubly suggestive
patronymic, II may well DO young Seitried
estate. In HIS garden, which strel ches
back Of the house 70 the little public park,
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inSucarcc,


DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. STATS.
a - ncs and History, Austin, Texas, February
y, 1881 TO all Whom it May Concern. This -
10 certify that the National Fire Insurance Com
pany, OF Hartford, Conn, has ia nil rrsnccis
iuliy complied with the laws of Texas AS c6ndil
uons precedent TO It's doing business in his
s.ate, ana That sail Company holds a cortiGTnts
OF authority from this once eniitling II IN No
business IN this state for twelve months from S
December lSS3 'i'' way vi
H. s. l-Eiyen under my hand and seal nj or.
NY IN Austin, tho day 'tnd date first abnvn
written Il; +. BREWSTER, CommissioncS'
:. > NARSES, Agent Dallas, Tex, mariSnnst
DetA TMkNr OF INSURANCE. sTaris.
~ ~ usS and History Austin Texas Febrnatv
-, =" lsSn-iO all Whom IL May Concern: This e
soCertiiy mat the 1irard Fire and Marine Insurl
n u company, Of Philadelphia, Pa, has in nil
acspcciS iully complied with the laws of Texna
W. CONDITIONS p ecedout to It's doing business I'm
;ns ss sure ana That said Company holds certif.
s,e oi authority from this office eutitiine II "a
no business in this state for twelve months ftom
mo v iSt usy OF January 1888, to the Sist day Of
a. s'-Given under my hand and seal. nj NJ.
mvy, IN Austin, the day and date first shova
",WI i II. 7, BREWSTER, Commissioning
t,s LILLIAN aM LoFLAND & CO., General Agents
MY TIsp 'eH O. " mm,,s,. mariSunSt
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the master NAV be seen taking his morning
constitutional ~ velvet dress. ag- gown aud
cap, aud passing mp and down before tHr
tomb entered with MS own rame wh,rh
he has a'resiy built We are iemince of
Schlienanu's home Iu Athens. win us
Homtrir ifesc'es, aud the ca loren
uamei from heroes uf the Had Enter
ing the house one hnds a large un'i
running up % ihe roof, with a painted irieAe
showing scenes from the "NlbeIunreu. +"
Ont OF this IA opens great ,qusie ROOM
containing the piano aud many rows ot
boos.shelyes, filled, for the greater part,
viii works OF eastern philosophy, and with
volumes relating to the Old Germany themes
that Nag er hiss adapted 10 new purposes.
In a bay-wUdow. near the piano, j. tue
table at which he sits when working Here,
during the summer season, lives Wagner
and his strangely cOustltut ii family-h'S
wife, who Is the daughter oi the Able LitZ.
all her children by her divorced husband,
Hans Won Bulow, aud Wagner own
younger.brood. Bu,ow's children seem g.
adore the master as much as do his own,
and TO glory 10 his fame as though they mad
a legal share therein.-[ llarper's Magazine.
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THAT ASSASSINATION STORY
Ex-Secretary Blaine CharsoteriEes IL rs
Simply IdiotiC.

A r
sensational story oil an attempt to as
sassinate Mr. Blaine was published In n
morning paper to-day Ia vopr cor,os.
,,a.,a,,t a., -
ponueh' 'o'uay, Wheh "skeu ABOUT the
matter, Mr.. Blaine said; ION Thursday
evening of last week, Mr.. Mckinley md I
roao from tho c.n;,oi "a ,ho ph,,,,, -.
,o'' i'''" '"o o"Pi'o' w 'ie Nooitt mouse
IN the same, carriage. From the
fooitt mouse, where stopped lew min.
ntes, rode home alone. | dismissed
Tue carriage as soon as | ascertained that
none OF the family were out and TO be sent
Tor. The next day, about noon, | heard
that one OF the large panes OF glass In tho
carriage had been broken, and that the
Fragments OF glass were scattered proiusely
over the seat on which Mr.. Mckinley amt
had been sitting. That all this could have
occurred without either Mr.. Mckinley or
myself noticing II seems quite impossible
ibid you ask Mr.. Mckinley about it?n
"Yes; a few hours after heard of il in.
Quired of Mr.. Mckinley whether he no.
ticed any noise or breakage during our ride.
and he said not the slightest. lie reminded
me that the windows of both doors in tho
carriage were closed before we left tho cam.
toll, the mir being quito shnrp. Ue remen.
bered this very distinctly M
did also for Ie threw his ci,nr
away with tho remark that he wonia
NOT sn,ote in n close ''" c,rr,ec "o" ~,
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Human Prejudice.

Someone has wisely said; There is moth
ing stronger than human prejudice" and
this Is true. Especially are some minds
preiudiced against proprietary medi.
oines,' Because some such medicines are
shams, they leap TO the conclusion that all
are. As well say, because some physicians
are quacks, oil are. There are counteriei,s
OF all good things, even of gold coins aud
greenbacks. But there is true money,
and there are true medicines. Among the
latter is Hunts Remedy. true and tried,
and with the testimonials OF hundreds who
have been healed and saved from the grave
bv ii. For all diseases OF the kidneys, the
liver, themrnary organs, it stands without
d. peer, Physicians prescribe it, and the
sick hail 1t with joy, Isn't it cheaper to
buy u bottle of 1t yourself ana take it ac-
cordng to objections, than to nay for your
prejudice by receiving II at the hands of
your physician ut ten times the cost
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Cheap Column.
Aotisss-

NoIIth-Adyerusg nenls NAV III hsn0-.i i0te
cur business pllce up 70 SI. N. aud NO n
rout2Ssiug NON m u : a. VI
tE-NollCE 10 CuNrKACtuRS.-
: Nsea 81 proposals viii De received In he nm.
lets ishrd i1F the erection OF two-story frame
y SslueH,e IN me city Of Jefferson Marion county,
IoNSs according Ia plans and pe5iGcati5nS f5r
>ARe on ME m the Office 81 j. r Flanders,
atch.I'c, 400 Main street Dallas TNrS All
lIainins Iumotr ioorue slinsles ami ding
uS.4liht an ShsN AID paints Hil De furnished
uy Nht owner Al bids must be In ON os before
we -ih day Of Mach. lsSi Iue rightisfs,ery.
eu " reject any and all bids ". ]. CLARK.
haIAl-ln 1903 Kim street Dallas Texas
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As hing and emperor alike, for many
years past, William |. has not appeared in
public, except while undergoing his annual
wa,er;cure ut Gastein and Ems, dressed IN
civil dress, He Invariably wears uniform
a. nome, even when writing letters m his
study, which ovcrlooks the Linden avenue.
perlin's chief military aud iashiona.
ple thoroughfare. While actually sit.
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Business Npportnnitn.

DCNINEss OtPuKTuNiiY- "a Gentleman
tJNage so. intending removing 10 .iexas mis-
spr!hs, VIII inyes g. 100 10 $1,000 in any safe,
leslumale business that viii promise q lair ne
mum ration Has had eighteen years busint $
iSAPVllehce ana has ext nsive acquaintance with
leading baukers IN New York CITY Highest
ieiences giyea and required Communications
sulcul confidential Address, with particulars,
, :. A. JOHNS,
marriott 81 Ann street, New York CIV
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NttscellNnenMs Nf,nnts

WhNrED-Coat-mukers at Douglas Bros 7OS
y Main street marl6-lw
AANTED--A ilrst.olass Baker. Mmtbe strictly
W sober. No other need apply to
matl6-it FINE VERY FINE.
AZ ANTED-saddle hand and Harness raudS
w None but sober men Address.
marl5-8t PORTER Abilene Texas
WANrED-one Hundred Teams 10 haul
w GrosS-ues, Steady employment for twelve
5. MUN2ESHEIMER * co,
marti'2w Tie contractors Mintola Texas.
WANTED a situation as houses eepor in u
~ good Nmly or hOlcL by middle-aged
widow lady; no children; reference given and
required. Address Mrs, Conan, box 3S2, Sher-
man Texas. marli-lw
M'ANTEu. You to send mo Il postal card be-
w fore you let the contract TO build tina!
fence Fine front fences OF irod or wood Il Spc-
tialty. Bots d Are posts now 90 hand. q. NJ
oycreese, 4 R0ssayenue marilNw Il
"A aNTED-A Enyerness who can teach Latin
w and music James y simpson. marlUlw
"a ,NiED-frayeungS alcSmcn IA AL parts 81
~ Texas. For ran particulars address ".
G, Graham y Co., l-ugll Texas. Retere' cos
required. marlin
ID uOMN WtNIhp,--I SaeugGriest commit.
IL tee desires IN ascertain from bOGrdiug-AouseS,
hotels ana private residences the uumberOf Wis.
Tors that can be accommodated during Saenger-
Test week and ut what rates Proposals must
b addressed to LOEB II FREIBERG,
mari5-lm Corner Elm and Lamar streets.
NTANTEn--Yon To stop nj the NATIONAL
W HOTEL FirStClSss accommodations at
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CE&r- PER DAY BOARD aud
lodging from ~ 80 to ~ per week, The build
ing Is brick with three stalrwayS In case Of lire.
Located IN the business portion of the city Ouiy
one square from stregt.car line, and one square
rom IeAaS ~ Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
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Rescued From Death.

William j. Couehlin, Ut Somer.
vile, Massachus IT'S, says In the
tall o. 1876, was taken
with bleeding of lungs followed by u severe
couch. | lost my appetite and flesh, aud
WAS confined to my bed In 1877 | was adj.
mittcd to the hospital. The doctors sa,d |
had hole II my lung ny b'R rs u hat dol
lar, At one time report went around hat
was dead, gave mp hone, hut friend
told me of DR. William Halls balsam Tor
the lungs got n bottle, when 70 my sur
prise, ! commenced to feel better. and to-.
day feel better than for three years psst,
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lorsford's Acid Phosphate for Women and

DR.. Joseph Holt, Now Orleans, Louisiana,
says; 81 have frequently found it excellent
service in cases of debility, loss of appetite,
and in conyalescenCe from exhaustive i'll.
ness,and particularly Of service in treatment
Of women and children"
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MEnr Antr.

EOR sAtE-Engme, Boiler aud spice Mills in
L good order For further particulars call ON
mario I'm NCENNIS ~ co
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1..Ez fnkcllcAl yQvnxAIisM, NV \
y NON 'yaluable than opinions.
~ ~ nv : sss:::s \ J! a! e; ~
asAtp hAs improved n
2vsVa hess dally
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election slotice.

II ,"mpiance with an order of ibc ,litv ;o,,,,o,i
Iof the City Of Dallas, made Ct an sdin"rnon
meeting held ut the City Hall on the 9th day of
FEBRUARY lSSS. notice is hereby given mai an
election VIII be held in the City of Dallas on
tuesday the 81 day Of April 1883. for the cleo.
, uOn 9l Mayor and one Alderman FROM each
WatI Oh me city. The election will be held AZ
me Court House in the First Ward Charle, Nj
Terry presiding officer at Bests store in the
second Ward, W, r. Best presiding officer. NJ
NE Third Ward school house in the Third Ward a
W.. y Norton presiding officer: ut the Fourth
Eakin presiding officer, ], W Cpnwn,,,s o. Dc
q. NJ SwlNK, Mayn,
City Secretary. "'o''
Da!Ias, ToIas, March > lSsS. uoro-,r
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EOR SALE comfortable Cottage, with six
rooms, on lot ll6xl40. cornqrof Harwood aud
harl,a streets Terms part cash; balGrCe in
monthly payments If desired Inquire ut Com.
inetchl hnleL lATli-3t
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@onsu ia 1rWd.

MONEY To LEND-l vii. lend funds ON real
~ estate on long time at reasonable rates
James simpson, mario Inn
AND LoANs-J, Is, Watkins ~ Co, yallas,
- iSA"s' feb 10 II
MONEY 10 LEND-R, D, COughanour.
feb7 If
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20 tSALt-liigh class poultry eggs for halch.
, ing; Plymouth Rocks Is. for g.; White Leg
horns, lS for 81 So Brown Leghorns, Is Tor 81 30
Leave order with J W carton Il CO. G25 Elm
street, Dallas Tex mar1S lw
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EUK TKADE-A new piano, iirst-claes make
TO trade fora lot in the residence pnrt OF the
cry, Cedars preferred. Address Piano" Her
ali Office maria I,v
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hoN SALh-A farm, 20 actvs under improve
j ment l0m les north OF Dallas, with or win.
out stock aud implements. Address Dr.. Thorn
as, Dallas TcXas ffh5Sim
l'pk eAih-A new buS,. made ON ailhuru
Manufacturing Co Of s., ouis; VIII be sold
~ leSs thn vost Apply 10 John riuncgau
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-16

I toe. Edwards, rs Main street 'mariri!.ii.,
UoR SALE-A farm containing one hundred
! and fifty acres OF cultivated and five acres of
timber land three miles soul Invest of Dallas on
the Cedar Hill road. Farm is well improved
containing orchard aud plenty of water Cheap
Tor cash Apply to VIM. Kimbrough, on the
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-16

NyANrED-One Hundred Teams 10 haul
w croSS-tes, Steady employment for twelve
months Apply tn