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AMUSEMENT NOTES.


new coon in town to-day" the song
Billy kersands sings on The cad is great
hit. " H'N"
The sale Of seats for calendars Ainslrels
viii open at 10 O'Clock sharp Wednesday
morning.
Parties living ont OF the city can secure
seats by telegraph or telephone by ad.
dressing the manager OF the opera.house
Wednesday.
The sale OF seats for calendars Minstrels
promises to be the largest ON recOrd.
The sign, Standing Room Only Ia be.
Ing painted for Friday night.
Callender's Minstrel company embraces
thirty'hye mem hers, Il is the largest mum.
Der OF genuine darkies In existence.
A Minstrel matinee will be given sa.ur-
day AT $50 p. m. for ladies aud children,
Haverly's Silver King company's receipts
| IN New Orleans last week were the largest
taken in two seasons, the proprietors Of the
play receive royalty OF ten per cent of the
gross which will net them fortune this
season.
Dallas can now boast ofhaying the hand.
soonest ticket Office OF any opera.house In
the state. II Is also the only theatre In the
state that has calcium light apparatus
connected with II, Mr. Benton Is adding
many little ornaments to the interior, such
as artificial flowers, hanging baskets, brack-
cts, etc.
Next weeks attractions are alvin Jos.
lin Monday and Tuesday, Hayorly's
\ "Slrategists' Thursday, aud Frederick
lWarde Friday and Saturday.
The employees OF the opera.house will
shortly. be dressed In handsome uniforms
Mr.. J: M. Hyde, general agent Of tn,
ALVIN Joslinn company, has arranged ioi
window at Webb's Jewery store Tor th,
display Of Charles l.. Davis diamonds.
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Deaf and Dumb As,lum.

ion of superintendent Ford
o. this asylum, which was rendered on ,no
Zlst instant, to take effect December ais,
has been accepted BY the board of mana
gers; Colonel Fords intention 10 resign
mas oeen limited at for some time. INT r.
causes which have led to il have not hesU
man. l'''' Nsa'es-
This will make scramble for the on.
perlntendent OF the desf aud dumb asylum
but II is to be hoped that the hoard Of
managers will place some one In the nnsi-
uon well qualified to look after the inter
est OF the unfortunate inmates, for this is
required by the spirit OF the law and the In.
terest of the state. -
IL ne would accept the place no better
appointment could be made than that nf
Or. J. l., Carter, of this city, who has had
great experience in the training OF deaf
mutes and is moreover by reputation a
man OF excellent executive ability. State
institutions OF this character should nor be
used to pension politicians, but given 10
men qualified from training and experience
no man who is not thorough master OF
the sign language, the natural language OF
these defective people, should be appoint.
ca. They can be controlled only by a
knowledge and the use of their own Ian,
Euage, as by this language only can thew
be made to understand.
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nIARlkrrs by rELEGRArn.



81, LOUIS, Dec. l,-Blour unchanged.
Wheat lower and unsettled, No, . red,
sl0l 10 Sl02. cash; Si0l 10 to Sl.0l 5-s
December; 81 03 - 10 Sl0lls, January,
Sl.05 to 81 CO 10, FEBRUARY; Sli0l-2to
ell ii, May; closed at the inside. CorH
active and higher for cash and early
months; Others closed lower; 1884. cash:
~ to IS IL, closing at AZ 10, December.
~ IS TO A. Ia, closing at AZ, January
AZ 81, February; 81 81 10 81 10, MAY.
Oats dull; % to 80 cash; y, December; % 81
January; 81 10 Ia May. Whiskcy
steady y Sll4 Cornmeal better, s2l5 70
SEQ. Pork lower lobbing, tl3 30 TO
meat sold, long clear, So 90. short rib,
1915 to $3.50; short clear, 1918; boxed lots
sold, long clear, 1915 TO $685.. short rib
S6T IL to 81 90; short rib, 81 %. Bacon
easy; short rib, IS 1912 to 1925. Cattle
receipts, $50; not enough here 10 make a
market, aud only u local demand, feeling
steady and unchanged. Sheep receipts
/ 100; unchanged; natives, S22j to si25;
Texas, 50 % to SO 80.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Dec. L. Cattle receipts, 900.
shipments, GOO; weak aud 10 lower; OK,
ports, so 10 TO So 65, good 10 choice ship.
ping, 50 10 to 50, common 10 medium, 81 %
TO 50 80; grass Texans, 81 10 81 so. Sheen
receipts, coo; shipments, 400, good, 81
choice, "a TO-
KANSAS CITY MARKET
KANSAS CRY, Dec h. Wheat weak: cash
50 Is to SS; January, 81 7.S 90 80; February,
81. Corn lower aud woNker: cash. 8Dll.
hid; December, 1854; May, iOI.2 Oats
nominally hichtr; % IL BID, % asked. Cat
tie recepls, 90; weaker and shade lower,
native steer, 400 pouuds, . 80; siockers and
teeders3 70 10 $50; COWS -, 80 10 3,Gj Colorado
haltbreed steer, 800 ~ $50; Texas steer
3 % 20 800 Sheep, no reoeipu; steady for
good; native, o. p0undsat 3,75.
RIw YORK MARKET
NEw loRK, Dec, l-Wheai. snot, |
lower; No, 2 red steamer, 81 O3; No. red,
Sill "a 10 Sl.i2l-2 Corn, spot, IA 10 g
higher, closing weak; ungraded, 60. TO GII.
No. J, 60 to 60 1.2; No. 2, 638I TO G5. Col.
tee, options, to 10 lower. Sugar
dull: refined, quiet yellow. 5S4 to q,
standard A., 10 to Z 5s; cut loaf and
crushed, ., graduated, 3 10 lie. Mo,
lases quiet and steady. Rice, demand fair
and firm. Wool, dull and barely steady
Texas II 10 n. Pork easier new mess
ga. Lard weak 1857 10.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. i.-Oals easter and
quiet, 80. Pork hrmer and scarce Sl3 30
Lard higher; tieroe refined, 3.s; key, rs
Bulk meats higher and scarce; shoulders
packed, 6.25, long clear and clear rib
81 10, Bacon higher aud scarce; shout
dera, o. long clear and clear rib, 81 l..
Hams, sugar cured, easier, Is. Sugar
easier and quiet; common TO good common
4 rs 10 IL, fair to July lair, 3.S to 8 rs
prime to choice, 8 "a to 9; yellow, clarified
634to7; white clarified, 7 IA to 3.S. Mo
lasses, quiet; prime to choice, easier. IL 4
40, others unchanged, Sterling Il. D
Gs2 to is2 10; sight on New York
| mar
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A STRE snnr.

p. stands for .Paltersons famous Peach
stone Liniment, the king OF all pains
and the subduer Of all ailments. IL has
gained a worldwide reputation. The
keeper Of Jumbo, the famous elephant,
has ordered gross OF the Imminent. The
last feat of this renowned medicine was to
cure case Of humps In two applications.
IL handles rheumatism, neuralgia, bruises
and sprains with all the ease that pet
bear does war club. 1t has stampeded its
interiors in theshape Of liniments and oils
aud left them in the van. The virtue OF
the peach stone was first known 10 the
Quakers, who used it in various ways for
peach stone and cure thine inirmities'
was one of the old sayings Of these good
people, aud hence their good health. For
sale by all druggists, and W, II. Patterson
& Co. Dallas, Texas.
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,nnrr1oNAL PERSONAL.

James Goodyear, OF Missouri, is at the
81. George.
As. stewart, Cincinnati, Ohio, is stop
ping at the st. George.
II Robinson, Of Crystal Falls, Texas, Is
stamping at the ST. George.
q II Robertson and lady, OF Gauze, are
stunning at the ST. George.
rsorge X. Walker, commercial man
s,om Sc. Louis, is at the 81. George.
Atthe ST. George; J J Robinson, e1ryF
al sails, j O CLARK, Longyiew; W = Brad
ssld John Naylor, B Spence, I lay;
h Inr farrell; nc Rawlins, Washington; !
, NJ psSrum, Texas; NJ W Gocher, Miss MOI MOI
n. nIskson' s II Robertson and lazy, miss
Iohnson. GauEe; A $ Stewart SinSSlnnau
Iomss Goodyear, Missouri Z q, Mo user
iu h ] f Kirksey, Fulton W STAY
5an Mansfield; George X Walker, o.
I Ion,s, n L shelltis, Texas B Y Aienan.
s LOu' Sorsicans; W P Donnell; L cnlIs.
Ss, , SS MeCrahan, Houston, Q Coleman q /;
NupnTinney: Il Tully, New loik . .
% aohnsop, Iowa; Mrs. b. " Flood p enu sJni
Tsass' b GILLESPIE, Forneyi NV -
Harris lam, and family Texas
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| CITY NEWS.
!, Extensive Litigation InVOlV-
ing Dallas Property.
'hhpr Searching for a Missing
Son.
-
Ln,peOus Dallas City News.
IMPORTANT LITIGATION.

ss great age Of progress, when it is
|.,,asl thing for suits to be filed in.
lille to large areas OF our cities.
Soesu't propose TO be behind, but
!, Ssiore the footlights as a defend.
! smother very important legal con-
many other inhabitants. This time
Kan Felts and wife, OF the state Of
.SFJ, who have filed suits OF tresspass
|. iiile in the United States circuit
J 4 DALLAS, against the Houston &
|, Central railway company, claiming
rlyjded one eighth interest 10 and to
'pnwlng described real estate in the
SDallss. A part of sixty-tiTe acres of
Sn Grigsby league, decided by Smith
'hlterson to A. NJ. Moore, beginning
|, ruth corner of a lot conveyed by A.
|Sre to Mary Hallord, a stake, whence
4 osk u inches in diameter bears
degrees east 3 IL varas, and an
\ lpcbes in diameter bears north rs
M west 6l2 yaras; thence south 45
4, east 387 Yaras; thence north 40 de-
Eust 2l6 varss; thence north 45 de-
vest 3S7 varas; thence south 45 de.
|sest 25l varas to the beginning, con-
|vn7.l0 acres, involving very valua-
-periy and hs2arding the homes and
m of many citizens. Should the
ma succeed there will be q busting
|Ibustling Of the natives in that vicin.
fhe railroad claims to have purchased
me- city OF Dalla, and to have her
INV Of title TO the land in question.
I,n earth the city ever got TO specu-
hin real estate remains to be devel-
/ The railroad has made the city a
and cited her to appear and defend.
eson & Coke represent the plaintiff,
III D Pendergrast the railroad, and
b. Field Il Johnson the city. The
,Vll be q warm one and eagerly
M by the peOple.
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TO THE FRONT MIR. AMBROSE.

Mrs. Ambrose, OF Dumas, Mississippi,
writes the HERALD the following letter,
which explains itself: II Mr.. Ambrose is
in this country let him come to the front.
Mrs. Ambrose writes as follows
DUMAS, Mss, Nov. q, lSS3-TEditor
HERALD. Please allow me space in youT
paper to inquire of the whereabouts OF one
J. M. Ambrose. lie is my husband, and
lett me about three years ago. am left
with family TO support, and need help. /
learned some time since he has married a
lady near Alison, Arkansas. warn all
parties to shun him. He is a tall, DARK
skin man. Uses tobacco and champs 1t a.
he chews 1t. II can find him | will send
an officer after him. Ifyou are friend Il
a lonely woman you will publish this and
urge Others 10 do the same, Send mo 4
paper. Respectfully,
MARY +. AHBRosE.
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a aiour, IN Baylor county. met Yesterday
afternoon at their Office, 70l Main siras!
snu ADJOURNED until the arrival of Hon II >
"a "A, plood, OF Massachusetts. Thomss
curry OF New York, Governor Hsis .,
Te~ damps ire, John IL. BaltericS y,
ohusetts. Nv 0VueIs VI Messa
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cept Chicago, st, Louis and one or two
other cities, which can make the exhibit
that hnepfy & Son, the great jewelers. Of
our city, make. You cannot only get what
you can get IN those cities. but you can IN
DALLAS, OF hnepily's, get more variety Of
articles suitable Tor Christmas and holiday
gifts than IN those cities. The ladies are Is.
peelally invited TO call this week.
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nASIc RAIL

!, S'cwn Stockings l,ft last evening for
worth, whittier they go to play the
.aA Of that place, to-day and to-
M ~, Several Of the professional mem'
NE former club, viz, Scott, ueiss,
I'm, Morrison and Crawford, have
we latter, and although the Browns
|smany professionals left, victory Is
~ perch upon the standard OF the
NJ A close game is looked ios'
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rnrnALLAs AND ST. LouIs sLEEpERs
Win the Missouri Pacific Railway,

Via the Missouri Pacific Railway,
Leave the new brick depot every night,
and runs through to 81. Louis without
Change. Passengers in these slsepers have
The privilege of taking their meals In the
celebrated hotel car. Diagrams OF the Sleep
Ing coaches are kept at Union ticket office,
50i Main street, only, where choice berths
can be secured in advance.
EP. TURNER,
Union Ticket Agent,
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Poisoned. -
Thousands of persons are poisoned in
America by the continued use OF mercury,
iodide Of potassium and other minerals, for
various diseases. The mercury works It's
way into the tissues, producing rheuma.
tism and decay OF the homes, The iodido
Of potassium eats away the coating
of the stomach, and dries up the
gastric juices which digest the food, ana
the patient fingers along in agony or Is
glad to die to get away irom misery. Swiit,s
Specific Is complete a1tidote to all this
poison. 1t eliminates mercury from the
system, removes the evil effects OF iodide
Of potassium and brings lack health and
happiness. Send your address for copy
OF treatise on blood and skin diseases
The SWIFT SPECIE. c COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Georgia,
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An ALLEGED MAIL ROBBER.

Ied States District attorney J. O..
returned yesterday from Sherman,
" he went to represent the govern
H The examining trial Of John Be-
'ho was arraigned before United
Commissioner Ricketts, on the charge
suelpating in the robbing OF the
States mail at Black Hollow In
uunly on the 25th Of October. The
sn postponed until the 18th OF De-
fS'n the instance Of the defendant
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SEARCHING FOR HIS son.


! D. S. Davis, a farmer living near Ben
h the first station on the Texas &
|s riilw'y west OF Fort Worth, ar
in the city yesterday morn
boxing for his son, W..
|)lvis, VINO left his homo on the
October since which time, with the
zion Of a letter written lew days at.
BIDS az Grand Prairie, nothing has been
.d him. The father was very much
|@ed and came here to
the officers TO aid him
|nible ia finding his son. He Wis.
he city hospital thinking that he
have been taken i'll, but the search
b direction was iruitless, The son is
E3 years old and light complexioned,
sn infant he was seized by severe
Of sickness and not being in good
. had been raised up to have
own wsy. He went from
to Grand Prairie, with the
Lton Of picking cotton. The day fol.
ghis arrival there he wrote his father
IT describing the country but said
-lg about leaving. Mr.. Davis wrote
nceiying no answer, visited Grand
ftin person and the postmaster in.
I'd him that his son had never called
isletter aud that he had left there in
any with J. s. Ross bound for Dallas.
lQlently he learned Ross was bound
he Indian Nation. The father is
|! exercised about the son and fears
Dme harm has happened him. He is
3 the city looking for him.
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To whom it May Concern

To Whom II MRy Concern,
William II. Brouddess has not been In
onr employ since the l2th OF November.
Our manager is Major G. A. Rish, formerly
.of Clarksyille Tenn, and Is In fall charge OF
our restaurant. PURDY & RANDALL,
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y AND GREAT NORTHWESTERN.
adjourned stockholders' meeting Of
us and Great Northwestern railroad
IVY 70 run from Mckinney 10 6ey-
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.


Elegant line OF dressing cases aEd silver
ware. Having large line Of these gooda
will sell them At greatly reduced prices al
Webb's, Gl0 Main st.
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Diamonds, watches, jewery, solid silver
ware; all new and handsome designs ~
Webb's. No, Go Main street.
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HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL


Paintings, statuary, French clocks, music
boxes. solid silyerware, bisque and ma
iolica ware, French flowers aud vases, can
delabraR, albums, fine knives and very
large line OF fancy goods, at Webb's' 6lO
ain street,
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PiclSled salmon,
s noked halIiburt Holland herring and
fine mackerel in kis, just received and for
sale low. I'd s. Aston, corner Sycamore
and Elm.
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Tho Frohsinn Singing Society
will give a hop on Sun lay eeyning Deem
Der q, at their hall, at Meyers tardeni
Admission 80 cents.
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ANTlpoTE no MALARIA.

lie FEEi.S LIKE A NEW MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
ton, 1.-two years, ana have tried ten different
kinds OF pills, and TUFTS arc the flrst
that have done me any good. They hayO
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite IN
splendid, food digcsts readily, and l now
have nntunl passages. I feel like new
man. w. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, q.
soldevcrywhere, zoe. Oaloe, "a Murray st.,N.
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ptEcANr CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Milchcn Holland Herring
Twenty kegs the finest ever broughl 10 D"'
lac inst received at Ed s. Alston's.
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Elslhead.
slmoniOO mas lust received thetirsi
sotresh oysters.

AID TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
V Ray, teacher In the third ward
shool, says that having met many
teachers Of Dallas and surrounding
and consulted with them relative
Importance of a teachers association,
Asaa ali TO favor the effort, ali teach,
sSan are invited TO meet at the thru
snool house, In the city Of Dallas,
Nv, January 9th, 1884, at IL o'clock
'"ofgAniEe the ASSOCIATION.
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blades.
have the largest, the finest, and the
~ groceries to he found in the city
you'd be glad - have you call and ex'
our stock before purchasing else
Don't forget the place-Alston's,
\ syoamore,and Elm.
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.s.pagne jelly. calye's foot, dried Mex
~, elegant goods, for sale by Ed B.
@Wtner Elm and Sycamore.
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siyerware, iine marble and gilt clocks
opera glasses An elegant new line OF
novelties tor holidays and wedding presents
at l.. II, Curtis
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ID. GOSLIN Proprietor
FTEEN HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS
EINI NsnNHNH

on receipt Of six cents for postage, comprising
Diamonds, Watches.
Albums, Pocket Rocks,
Vases, Clocks
Music Boxes Scissors,
Jewelry, Lamus
solid silvef and silver Plated Ware
MERMOD & JACCARp JEwELRY CO.,
The most magnificent iewelry catalogue ever
Issued
f0urtn and Locust streets. 81. Louis. Mo,
You will be surprised 10 see how low tho prices
are
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You can get ohildren's spring heel Shoes
OF us cheaper than any house In Dallas.
New goods Ia ladies' fine shoes have been
lately received at the reliable shoe store.
II. PAGE & Son,
7Os Elm street.
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H. ~ Curtis, iswsler. has tho largest
stock OF opera and field glasses, telescopes,
compasses, speolacles aud Eyeglasses Ia
Drllas Call and sec them,
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MIR, FREDERICK WARDE.
| great and popular tragedian, Mr.,
PICK Warde, will be with us ct the
house on the l4th end 10th inst. lie
sVe US Hamlet sad Macbeth for the
pN'i'1rmnUes, and Julius Cesar for
rltnee.
'l'o plays at Denison on the Sd and
It Pals on the 9th and 9th; at sher-
|'n the It'll and Sth; at Denton on the
|nd llth; and ct Fort Worth on the
and 18Th, Dallas is fsyorlte
With Mr.. Warde, ard he Is deservedly
the most popular OF his fraternity
tome TO this state, hence the large
IS which he plways does aud which
|flles us he has recently done. All
lh his tour in the north he ever took
occasion to say very kindly things
'lAS, and indeed of the south. This
long with his great talents, will make
% DO warmly welcomed here,
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Don't Miss II.
Wells Rough on Rats Aim ,nsc at drug
gists or mailed for &c. stamp. +, 8. Wells
Jersey City,
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It O Y S

Have always taken much now etend
close them out and tor that purpose have placed them separate place for
by Mr. H. Ogden
every particular and will be sold dealers ALMOST COST
h does not interfere with the regular stock Vases Toilet Cups
oa Dols Xmas be
low am positive in The assertion that Silver
Goods which
amp Goods to please the hstdou Bd snt Dresden Lemoye
Berlin Be Wedgewood and Copeland
exhibited Mirrors land
Ia sonLy China Hall Elm Street. door Sanger Brothers.
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THE HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER . 1881

All sick CAttle.-peuro pneumonia murrain,
disIemper, blood poisoning, disease OF the rcspi.
troubles, difficulty In ufinatins, low oopcitlon.
rough oeai. wheeling old chronic coughs; cure
guaranteed. Giles Iodide Ammonia Powders
send for pamphlet Or, Giles. BOX SiS2 New
fort Posiothce sec. ab0x sold by Al, drug
BALDWIN.
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H. Il. Curtis, jeweler. has Just received a
very large stock of watches and diamonds
Gall aud see the fine display, corner Main
and POydras streets.
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Harris has a complete line OF Mrs. South.
worth, Mrs. Holmes, Augusta Evans, Lou.
lisa Alcott, Brete Hart, Dickens, Scott,
Mark Twain, win Carleton, shakespeare
etc
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Apple ana Peach Buttors,
Preserves In iiye-pound pals, iellies In FIVE
pound pals. Choice goods NJ low PRICES nj
Ed. =. AiAtnn's.
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PES Inferno, Bible Gallery, Paradise
Purgatory and Paradise, illustrated
ae at Harris.
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6 at Edge Goshen Butter,
h eight-pound pails-something fine for
sale by Ed s. Aston, corner Sycamore and
Elm
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Curtis sells opera glasses Tor IS.
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Curtis sells silver thlmbles Tor so cents

Firesidc Encyclopedia OF Poetry, in plu,h,
at Harris.
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Curtis sells SOLID go,a rlpgs lor IS oenl,i
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AN INVOLVEMENT.
WE SHALL OYER FOX INK MKT TEN
DAYS GEN tLEMEN y FINE SlIOEs IN HAND
Ann MACHINE MADE, ALL BrYLEs, AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRtOkS
The Reliable shoe store,
n. PAGE A son EOS Elm street, Dallas
The river press., 1883-03-07
A. O. U. w.

Protection Lodge, No. 15, is the name
Of the new lodge of United Workmen
instituted in Helena last Saturday night
by J. W. Kinsley, D. G. NJ. W. The
officers of the new lodge are:
P. NJ. VIC. X. Cole.
NJ. Vino. w. Eddy.
Foreman VIM. Hudnall.
Overseer-E. w. Bach.
Recorder-W VIM. Muth.
Financier IA. Birkenfield.
Guided. p. Patenaude.
T. Wv. r.. McComas.
@. W.-Wm. Lorey.
Trustees-O. GREENWOOD, u. IA. PiaIt,
Nc. Bullard.