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rhe Gnines Case Appeal AIIOwed

NV ORIFANs. June 12.-In the Unlted
States CircItlt Court. before Judge Bill
iinee. CITY Attorney Buck filed petition
for 4 aissolution of the appeal in the Myra
Clarke Gaines case, and offered as sure
ties Mayor Behan ana Alderman Booth.
The appeal was granted and the suretlee1s,
approved. The famous Gaines case VIII
tSerefore again be taken TO the supreme
Court Of the United States.
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FRANCES WAR WITH CHINA,
COnciliatOry Words, but Very Warlike
Preparations.

Preparations.
LONDON, June PA correspondent OF
the Exchange Telegraph Company at
Paris says that it is officially announced
that the negotiations between France and
China are progressing fayorably.
BERLIN. June 12.-After witnessing the
trial trip yesterday of the Chen Yuen, the
new Chinese irOnclad, which has just been
built at Stettin, the Marquis Tseng, on
the part Of China, had an audience with
Count Won Hatzteldt, Minister of Foreign
Affairs. The latter had just previouly
received Baron Won Brandt, the
German Minister to China, on his return
from Pekin. 1t is stated that Baron Won
Brandt has proceeded to Paris. The
whole affair is the subject of much COM
ment here. Prince Won Hohenlohe, the
German Ambassador at Paris, is expected
to arrive here shortly.
PARIS, June 10. lie TENNIS maintains
that if a contest occurs between France
and China before the Chen Yuen is ready
for sea, the vessel must be detained by her
German builders until hOstilities have
ceased. 1t is the intention to take the Chen
1uen to China under the German flag and
manned by German crew.
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More Trickery i'm Colorado.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-senator Van
Wyck has written another letter to the
Postmaster General, protesting against
the establishment of star mail route be-
tween Nlobrara and peadwood, on the
ground that it is an unnecessary and
wasteml expenditure of public MONEY.
and criticising the petitions of the alleged
citizens of Nebraska at whose request
service on that route was ordered
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Secret Societies DenoUnced

ALBANY, N. Y, June 10 The General
Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church of
America passed a resolution denuncia-
tory of Masonry and other oath bound
orders, and cautioning all the churches
OF the synod TO discourage their members
from tOiuin0 secret sooiofiaO
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A Prey to a Cuban Bandit.

HAVANA, June 12.-The ex-Chief Carlos
Aguero, at the head Of a number of han
dts, continues to make frequent depreda-
tions in the Jurisdiction of Colon. On the
oth inst. the band abducted a wealthy
proprietor whose friends had to pay $40. 900
for his ransom. The plantation pr6prietors
have asked permission Of the CAPTAIN
General 70 organize a guerrilla company
for self pr0teefi0n,
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rlre m : Braidwood Shaft.

,1DwoOD, ILL.,, June l2.-Last night
PhAiDE Oh hroEe out in shaft q in this city,
= and AN 5as RACED ever since, despite the CON
apI ,lpned ni' efforts Of the fire department.
Violent % eX Siosions have occurred, thirty
two mules were consumed, ana II Is r,.c Tu-
mored. tisat several men are lost. the .he
shaft is one Of the most valuable ~ tLle ne
coal fields, and was worked solJiy -
necroes. The loss is probably yer! hl s9'
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Tlrlcn-MarInvitch nea,l /

BELGRADE, June 12.-Helen Marko-
witch, who attempted to shoot King Milar
In the Cathedral in October last, was
found dead IN prison Sunday. 1t IS sup
posed that she committed suicide.
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One Killed and Fonr Hurt in a Fight

RAYMOND, MISS, June IA difficulty
occurred in Kinds county, near Utica,
yesterday, between w. j. Thornton and
Dan Surrell. Thornton was killed. Sur
rell was shot in the hand and his son was
shot i'm the breast. Charles Surrell and
Mrs. Surrel were both injured seriously
bV hl0Vg
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The Post-AppeaTs Successor

ATLANTA, June 12.--Col. a. l.. Harris,
of the Railroad Record, said tonight that
he will issue the DAILY Post on Thursday
morning next as an Independent Demo
cratic paper, to succeed the P0st-Appedl,
suspended Oh yesterday. u is stated that
Mrs. Thornton has written that she Will
assume her husbands debts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-13

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 70. The General
Manager of the Southern Exposition re-
ceived to-day the following letter from
President Arthur:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
w WAsHINGTON June 8, 1883.
d. VI. wright, Esq, Hanger, etc., Lou
My DEAR SIR trust that nv DELAY in
answering your communication touching
the proposed Southern Exposition at Lou
lsVllle, n.y.. in August next, has not been
mslnterpGeted. 1t is not attributable to
lack of interest in the great under
taking to which you have invited
my attention. That undertaking. on the
contrary, richly deserves approval. 1t
commands and will receive my personal
and official encouragement. 1t seems to
me indeed that its Importance to the
whole country, and especially to the
South, can scarcely be OVer-estimated.
Such exhibitions have to be among the most
marked features and instructive agents of
our modern civilization, for they enhance
the dignity of labor and show to both la
Dor and capital how ineXtricabIy their
interests are interviewer. They elevate
the standard of industrial attainment
and give fresh and enduring impetus to
inventive genius and skill. No time was
ever more auspiciOus than the present for
such an enterprise, nor could it find a
nome in any more fitting spot than
that which has been chosen for
1t. You are not misled by enthusiasm.
You but speak words of truth and sober
ness when you say that new era has
dawned for the South in which, as be-
lieye, it is destined to display, in the de-
velopment Of its marvellous resources,
such zeal and energy as has
never yet been exhibited in any region
of our country at any period of our
national life. The proposed exhibition
viii disclose how vast a field the South
now offers for every phase
of industrial effort in e mine.
field, factory, everywhere where
activity and skill can find room for en-
plOyment, and the influence of your noble
undertaking will by no means be limited
to its more material consequences. 1t
will assist in quenching the spirit of sec
tonal antagonism already, by Gods
blessing, well nigh extinct. 1t
Will bring the people of the
land into more intimate
acquaintance and sympathy. 1t will bind
them together in closer devotion to the
sentiments which now dwell in every pa
triotIc breast. One union, one constitu-
ton, one destiny.
am very truly yours,
CHESTER A RTHIrR
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Bat and Ban.

day as follows, =" '''Vei-
Phiiaaselphia-p philadelphias 4. Cleve.
iands .; Athletics S; Eclpses ;. 0io'
IL AZ halt'more-Cincinnatis 8; Ralti-
AZ 3oston-Bostons 20; petroits Q.
At Provldence-Pr0vidences 8; Chi
AT Pittsaurg-Columbus 4; Alleghanys j
~ Camden-Harrisburgs 1Ss Mer-
At New York-New Iorks II; Bufa.
los 8.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyns 8; Anthra-
cites3.
/
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The Grand Orange Lodge

PITTsBURG, June 12.-The fourteenth
annual meeting of the Grand OranSe
Lodge of the United States is being held
here. About sixty delegates. Represent
ing eleven states Of the Union, are i'm at.
tendance ~
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Good Templars Gathered.

HALIFAX, Dune 12.-The biennial ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge of Good Temp
lars of the World commenced here to-day.
Joseph Malins, Of England, presided. "A
large number of delegates from Great
Britain, the United States and Canada
are present
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a Convict Shot.

EASTMAN. Ca. JIre 11.-One of the
eonvicts at the penitentiary camps OF
Steele q Gress, several miles north oi
Eastman. was shot while attempting 20
aScane- last Saturday, by one of the
,rnards and died from Ills VOunds yester-
dav evening. The facts were reported
here this morning by the lessees, and an
inouest will be held to-day
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AIabane Ready 10 Paw Her Bonds.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 12.-The
State Treasurer has placed with the
American Exchange Bank, in New York,
funds with which TO pay the July interest
on the Alabama bonds. Funds are also at
Mobile to pay coupons that may be pre-
sented there
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aaval wharf al hey Wesi has been
Mas1uic celebration VIII take
>.arke on 50. Johns day. June -id.
ttat between SS.CoQ and s9.eeo are
E oi Jacksonville fer back yehrs
rt-l siN DAYS the aggregate amount
r -ed 10 hey West amounts 70
uatci value Of exports from hef
SEES ork Tor the week ending 'th
lt down az 7l,ooo. with constant
nlil hammock. Levy county, are two
trees. come 50 feet high- that hatc
r a-nettos growing out 81 holes IN
on or - feet arogc the ground
49, ller of deeds fled in the record
= --. circuit Court Of Sumter county,
20 Nav h eif. Ihis makes =
- 4eera Tor the first i've mohths Oh
naied valus g the pineapple CROP
lnlrael.. can Pc counted as reach
k et-tN, She present year. from the
- lt-s Wll doubtless BE- doubled next
rr tl asserteli nn Uoed authority that
E ana stem of the fi0rida palmetto,
a- -lg other material. furnishes pulp
1.r tl tne very finest Grades of paper
le- Mr. Fitzgerald, President OF
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nreather Indications.

o,,v,cr CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER,
WAsHINGToN, DC, June ei2.-indIcatiohS
for Wednesday,; -. o....o, 1;o,,. local
- rSartlv cloudy weather, southerly
~ tcis.e ssesferly xInds, nearly stationary tenn
Derafllre and pressure
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CKTTINJE, june 12&rhe Monteneerin
official journal announces that the revolt
of the Castra and Clement tribes in A Alba-
MIA has been suppressed,
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Mrs. NJ. Singleton, Savannah, la, says
81 became very bilious from malaria
Rrowr's Iron Bitters relieved me COM
pletely."
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Mr.. Il. Tamm, Savannah, Ca, says: 81
nave been greatly benefited by using
Browns Iron Bitters for kidney disease.1 ?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-13

The weak, worn, and dyspeptic should
take Colden's Beef Tonic. COlden's; take
no other. OF druggists.
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CHfCAGo. June 12.2The Master Gar
Builders Association Of the United States
began its annual session in this CITY -. :
morning. ''is
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flkes Toothache Drops cure in ole
minute,
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.pgGIA AND FLORIDA.
,r-,RS or THE TWO STATES
i.,racRAPHICALLY TOLD.

Wild Cat-Drummers
prazrs-Eour Hundred Rats
.-,tesI-Thc brunswick and
Fsfeusfon-A Double Child
-.rlu Florida-
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ARTHUR ON THE EXHIBITION.
Ihe President Thoroughly Impressed
with Its Importance.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 10. The General
Manager of the Southern Exposition re-
ceived to-day the following letter from
President Arthur:
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Jarane.e Good. lizard No,eltIea.

Mr.. l., NJ, Kneplly has just returned from
California, and while there made some ex-
lensiye purchases Of the most elegant Jap
anese novelties ever brought 10 America,
He brought with him two or three speci.
mems OF his purchases, which are beautiful
beyond description, He received his in.
voices yesterday, and the letter.head was
itself curiosity, and was printed in Jap.
anese II Is surrounded by japanese fix.
ures, aud In the center are the United
States and Japan flags COM ned under
which is printed Japan 4 America,
Friends and Neighbors on he top Is the
name OF the merchant, lohi an, san Fran
cisco Wholesale aud re'all Mr.. knepny
will have Ia this line OF goods display
never surpassed this side OF the Pacific
cOast
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rlRsoNAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION
We clip from the Detroit Free Press the
following paragraph concerning some, OF
our Dallas visitors abroad: Mrs, Hereford,
wife OF Col. J. b Hereford, an accomplished
writer. is spending the season at the bar
lows house, accompanied by her three
daughters. Miss Hereford, the eldest
lister, is recent graduate OF the ssertn
heat academy Of this city, Miss Mary uuu'
oe southern poetress, accompanies 'ne
=, We take from the st. Louis Republican
we subj 1ined notice OF death IA tue ploou'
ny lite. He was the nephew OF Mrs /, p
fouts and was In every way moIel
young man, and had the love OF AL who
Knew him. The Republican says; "Ihe
lolowing Associated Press telegram receN'
ed las. night announces the dealh Oh
ing man who had many friends IN ~
louis. He was cashier OF the old 81 L9u'
zines Tor a year or more, and was iun "
nle aud energy, aud made friends OF al WIN
Nnom he came Ia contact In business @,
soclal way. lie was unusually strong an"
healthy, aud never knew what sickness
vas until taken down witty iypho'pneumo'
MA week or ten DAYS ago
y HUTCHINSON Kan. Sent. la-!ames II
nund,ii, son Of Col Cundin OF the ~. Louis
hpuollcan and cashier OF the Rena coun'
ys'ate bank OF this city, died TINS morn
ing at eight O'Clock after weeks ntteeS o'
Bphoid.malafial tever. lie was one OF lhe
.nost promising young men OF THIS secilon,
suu his death casts gloom over tue Whol'
Ss,mmunity. lis remains will be taken u
s.. Joe
Miss Fannie Lemon is once more amongst
US welcomed back hv her many irlenIs
chp il AT nfntant a supst nf Ars w. ~
Rodgers
MIS-. Aired p,vis. Mrs. MONTAGUE,
mother OF Mrs. w. N, Wheelock, aud MIS-
Lillian jenkins leit last evening on lne
notth.bound train. They will visit the
louisville exposition. Thence Mrs. DAVIS
koe' 5r the mex. week or two TO Ns9
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Forty Years Experience OF m Ola Nurse

Forty Yours Experience OF m Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best female ply,
sioians and nurses IN the United States
and has been used Tor forty years with never
failing safety aud success by millions OF
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
OF one week old to the adult. 1t correots
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collie
regulates the bowels, aud gives rest, health
and comfort TO mother and child. We be.
lieye 1t the best and surest remedy IN the
world, In all cases of Dysentery and Diar
rh@ain Children, whetherarising from teeth.
ing or trom any other cause. Full direc.
tions for usngwill accompany each bottle.
None genuine nuless the fac-simile of Cur.
It's 4 Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents a
bottle.
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Relief from sick headache. dr0Wsnoss,
nausea, dizzlne's, pain in the side, etc
guaranteed to those using Carriers Little
Liver Pills. These complaints are nearly
always caused 10y torpid liver and consti-
pated bowels. Restore these organs TO
their proper functions aud the trouble
ceases. Carter's Little Liver Pills will do
this every time. one pill lisa dose. Forty
in vial. Price % cents.
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nnlIaa EcmnIeCnIIere

The l7th animal session OF this iustitu-
ton began Sept. 3, with a larger opening
attendance than ever before; and will con.
tinue forty weeks. The literary course is
thorough, under full corps Of instructors.
Superior advantages are offered in the mu
sic and art classes, which will be open to
.tudents outside the College For cata.
logue address,
q. J. NUM-, President.
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A tramp wrote to the Glen Lea saloon,
81 enclose ten postage stamps TO pay Tor
the still gave you last spring, The drink
saved my lite, as | meditated suic ide. !
drank that brandy smash, my spirits rose
and found there was something worth
| living lor.n
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Dyspepsia In its worst forms will yield to
he use Of Carter's Little Nerve Pills aided
by Csrter's Little Liver Pills. They not
only relieve present distress but strengthen
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More cases Of sick headache. biliousness,
constipation, ETC., can be cured Ia less time,
with les,enedicinc and for less money, by
using Carter's Little Liver Pills, than by
any other means.
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81 don't feet Welt" The stomach Is out
of order; neglected this means chronic dys-
pepsia. You should take Acker's Dyspep-
STA Tablets and avoid this terrible disease.
Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co.
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The Brunswick saloon and billiard naIi,
corner OF Main and Martin streets, has be-
| come popular place Of resort, under the
able management Of Frank Cauthorn and
Charlie Purcell who handle none but the
purest Of WHISTLES, best Of wines and finest
/ cigars.
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hemoNal NottCu,
II. G.. Sizer has removed his stock OF gro
ceries to the Norton building across from
the old stand, where he will have the cholc.
est stock OF groceries In the city. lie will
be pleased 10 see his customers.
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A thorough course of Aoker's Blood Elixir
will remove all faint from the blood. II
cures acrolula, ulcers, boils and pimples
Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co.
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What will stop nv coughing no night
Guarantee Acker's English Remedy viii
Price 10 cents, 60 cents and 81. Sold by
w, n. Patterson 4 Co.
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HFWWINNs
We manufacture our brooms Of the best
material and In the most substantial and
durable manner. Try them once and you
will buy no other. PFouTs BRos.
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Sayeifom twenty TO thirty dollars on each
horse aud COW you keep by laying In your
winter supply OF oats, bay and corn at
Daugherty's feed store, corner Elm and
/ Vgnmara
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THE rain how grand after the long
drouth, " said one friend toanother. Yes, "
was the reply; like n Glen Lea lemonade
at noon on a hot summer day.
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A reliable uress.maker. Free rent 10 a
reliable party, with good references. Also
use OF machines free. Apply TO Domestic
Sewing Machine office, No, $50 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas.
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uBeats the Dallas club

Ma,ch-Game-Light Running-Caulht
out on first, the club Of heavy running {, w
ing machines by the Light Running Do.
nestle. See II at $50 Elm street.
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Orr keeps line and good buggies, and buys
for cash, aud can aud will undersell any
house In Dallas. Bee his big stock at ~
Main street.
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Convalescents from all wasting diseases
should use Cartef's Liver B,tiers for theii
superior strengthening and tonic quail
ties,
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An old nurse SAYS: Aoker's English
Remedy Is best for coughs, Group, diptheria
or bronchitis. Sold by W. II. Patterson 4
Co.
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Ladies' should remember, a beautiful
complexion results from using Aoker'a
Blood Elixir. Sold by w. II. Patterson x
20. at 81.
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~ NihI BtH hhu ihtmeras
We { sire TO notify our customers and
riends chat We will receive their cotton Tor
hipment or Tor sale and will make liberal
adyancements on oil consignments.
BOwsER & LEMON.
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Mr.. Il, Il, Robinson nanker and broker,
81 Broad street New York, who was laid
up three months with severe rheumatism,
says; 81 bought bottle OF So Jacobs OH,
used Il, and ia two days was completely
cured. thoroughly believe In the great
rpmeuy,
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ou's carriage emporium Is the iashIona.
bic place Of the city. Remember the place,
20 Main street
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Use Acker's English Remedy for con
sumption. Sold by w. II. Patterson 4 Co
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Learand Market

Louie Lenway, proprietor, keeps ON hand
nothing but choicest meats, AID saves the
best cuts for his regular customers. VIII
deliver to any part OF the c ity or suburbs
every morning.
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Orr's is the place It You want 10 buy q
Milburn Manufacturing Co.'s 81. Louis
buggy, 72i Main street.
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Alvays Ahead
invoice OF fresh oysters.
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Orr will sell you tine buggy, Delker
Phmton Co., Ky. Call at 72i Main street.
Got a b.. kain.
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ur Speciality
Millinery and fancy goods. Harris ba.
gar, az Elm street.
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oysters, Oystersi
Just as fresh aud sweet as mldwinter al
the Delmonico.
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Ou's buggy and carriage house Is the
place yon get style and cheap prices and
good goods. 72i Main street.
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Road.wagons, buggies, phUtons, aud
every style Of vehicle, for sale low by Orr
l9i Main street.
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Mr.. VIII A. Hassell is In Galveston for a
few days.
There was pleasant hop at the home Of
Mr.. A. L. Wilson last week.
MIR. George Adams and daughter OF Ty.
Ter, have spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II Loughndge.
Mr.. Sam Hoffman is back in Bryan, after
a month or 20 at Calvert, and says he IN
tends to remain here,
Mrs. II. ]. Dering and her little girls have
returned from visit OF several months to
relations In Mississippi.
The calico lawn party at the home OF
Mrs NJ. Parker Wednesday night, was n
delightful affair,
Mr.. John X Damn and family have left
Bryan to make their home In Dallas.
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Fresh oysters
ant,
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Orr's hueges and carriages are guaran.
teed asre represented. Try him once, nj ~
Main street,
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-, News in Dallas and Elsewhere.
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G.. I'll. EDWARDS
M uSic House.

CHICKERlNG PIANOS, the best in the worldl
Over $4,000 manufactured All the styles, squares.
uprlghts aud glands kept in stock
MATHUSHEK PIANOS-Unexcelled for dura
blllty and a universal tavorite
e. Ill, EDWARDS PlANOS-Best medium priced
Piano in the market. Everybody likes them
MASON " HAMLlN ORGANS-The Oldest
make and none has attained such reputation.
WESTERN COTTAGE ORGANS have made for
themselves fine reputation and are well known
i'm Texas
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all kinds. The
largest and best stock ever brought to Dallas
BEFORE BUYING. call ON or nddress