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Tnmlsale.

The betf cattle market today WIS not nearly Us
active AZ last week a. any time, and towards the
eloyc become extremely dull Prices for the better
grades early 10 the market were little finer than
they were iISt week, aud the figures trille higher
hut other gtAdCS were not as freely sold and prIcei
for them we generally considered small lriction
lower than l8sG week, and towards the close ka14c
Oh. Prices 3n5stc, with most sales from 4lbJISC.
There was little II any differences Ia the quality a
compared with lat weeks otIehngA
MIuFPH
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FoR. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
5hiloh's VitaliEer. II never fails to cure.
Sold by McLain Brothers, and Alex. 7.
Young pAW
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle Of
shiloh's CatarTh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
Sold by Nolan Brothers and Alex 7. Young.
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LLprEs! bsautify your complexion with
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Hills Hair aud Whis-
ker Dye, Soc. MwF&w
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LORD CoLRnpoE's brother, Henry James.
ia a distinguished Jeguit, and has written q
commentary on The Gospels, entitled "1he
Pablo Lille Of our lord"
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IN III IGnT,nd on my plantation 9 col:
fl5r yf5I' 40 go lily di-cESed. He stated that
81 Gan we owns WV Id contracted violent case
1 gSiSS aud had been treated sn b. nSHnS
t 4. n 1s s e fq IA hI sRot. I he VIZ
Ill sWtlI I'd mas no. had 4 ympt9m q the
,giai a.. veil anu N"' wv D. II. auGHEs.
t.tEc 4OcS
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AMoso the most sficacious OF remedial
agenis are the medical preparations from the
laboratory Of Mr. Lydia L. Pinkham, Lynn,
MAJ. MWR4w
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Tho receipts do not each quite half the number
oi lNSt week. oiehrgS nor Is the quality a. good q
tWfs then Trade for good stock which WaI scarce
vas active, and ItWAS sold out an early hou:.
CommOn stock was hard 70 sell. Stock Ihcep were
orinte butcher Sheep At 3a6C; lambs Ikatc; STOCK
cTsS 81 60aS u, and wethen lAlfc per pound
same dine last year butcher thtep sold al same
pfice q 70 day; lambs LOT SSAbc: ewes " seas u
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snow l lay me down TO sleep,
pray the LOid, my soul 70 keep:
lilshou.d die before wake,

IprAy the Lord my soul to take.
Sweet innocence. The man himself, who
stood there with bearded lips shut tightly
together, had said that pray er once at biz
mothers knee. Where was that mother
now? The sunset gates had long ago un
barred to let her pass through. But the
child had not finished; he heard her God
bless mamma, papa and my ownself p
then there was pause, and she lifted her
troubled blue eyes to her mothers face.
"God bless papa" prompted the mother,
softly.
"God bless papa," lisped the little one.
"And-pleaBe send him home sober"
He could not hear the mother as she said
this, but the child followed in a clear, in.
spired tone:
"God-bless papa-and please-send
him-home-sober. Amen" Mother and
enid sprapg to their feet in alarm when
the door opened 80 suddenly, but they were
not afraid when they saw who it was, re-
turned 60 5000; but that night, when little
Mamie was being tucked In bed after such
aromp with papa, shesaid, in the s!eepiest
and most Contented OF voices:
Mamma, God answers most as quick as
the telephone, doesn't hep
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,.,.,,v aAl Liver DtsCAbts Auu 80 - J .
kilnti Tar-sbIy. -"SOthinR seemed 70 heIp mei
.us::el le; ,avi AZ hed. Df. smith cured me"
tOlld n11 Es' O"' 70 LRPT. PHILLIPS
Wheeling, ". Va.
e,,,.,is of Eose, Impaired .Voioe.-Suf.
GATE, .J,!r uS,Snt medicine failed to help ne.
q g' S Il: ple!eiy cured ne 3, ruGnnucK
nj speldei & Co.. WheelinE, ". Va.
,-.,,.,, and tlCeratet stomach. Treatment
uIl99iT III m yiye lsc relief. Dr.. smith cured
Nt{eAh ''i'' IfiUNIs HOLT, insurance agent.
"asd them i2f fourteen Sea IN, i IA snth
elfsd mo p,,r,py sorLS on HeAd.-"Hy son was
.sc,a5 ior lOuraTn yeAs: N9tunS 'eamsu W
hsphla' 81 aaA'" Ma SS CATHERINE CAPE
Xu1Sel Street, Wheeling, W, va
c.,,,-"5ua.fed lOr JeAn nin HsnSst; aaa La. ~
lou; ihrO Inos. tIsInitu,SSa TSt,e ctnSJr n,
ioa n smith cured mt GiI IN n n. SRdUTT.
eGt yt,,r,s Of 4uus.-FlAt o. my back tor ~
II, L1 RsycfIed dying. Dr. sAllth Cated mo villa
9ui mite IN nS' VIVA THOMAS CoLy1N,
Nbo,,Ale Grocer. Main 81 Mheenns. "; , "a
-, nL .Sie"S nj Rsrtuu, Erol1psus and ttleS'
W. 1iyen up 70 die and pronounced incuA
~ Dr.. Erilh cured ne Mit1o III nn 13sI ,Sv
Martins Ferry.
-, Il o. Ladd yrItea:-"Dr.. Smiths probes
ney ,5,,T.. IN nv family have been most katis-
nSI[s HuI COmmgud him 70 All % gentleman
w M aSssreI EolD ays:-1 had been sqiisa ,as
iS aica jan and IEe*Le4 p many Pay MS911 nj ;U
M, aor a removed monster 100 feet long,"
s KEN GcnpiInp-Three years in hospitals ior
,.oh-s yiT uls peculiar advantages IN sucH e4sCA
PsTCs ea,ed Of CAIArIn, diseases Of heart, liver.
t5nU:a fIdpeyS skin, 0io9d nervous S.sa,rs sna
AND weaknesses Of meo 1no yUu'n' Sioiu'A AZ"
LIhmA testify to my success.
3iIes cured without tue knue. .
pStisHtI Al stance may Dc treatedby letter and
ntSrton guaranteed. 4 chart for self-e1amlnh:
4 "a yeIi 20 receipt Of two Inree'oent stamps, ana
gaTSnitSvSr Al osiCe trea once hours from "a.
vtS5I.E. dIj!Y, Call on or address
JOHN Z. SMITH, N. D.,
vvlqnAw No IG4 ThADlinOIt WhfNling. We.
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MEplchL
nysnensfa lis BAD.

Dyspepsia is BAD.
BID III lis effects on the disposition.
The man who can't comfortably
digesthis dinner is nota delightful
companion.
BADm lis effects on tie Household.
Itsets people at variancewih each
other and makes them irregular
and unreasonable.
BAD III lis d7ccts on tie purse.
A dyspeptic business man can't
manage his affairs as prosperously
as one with healthy stomach.
Browns iron Bitters is GOOD.
GOOD mits effects OuMedyspebhc.
1t gives him a sound digestion,
and enables him to enjoy the food
he swallows.
GOOD in its effects on He family.
Il drives dyspepsia out, and with
it the whole company oflittle de-
mons that make home unhappy.
GOOD in its effects on business.
With a sound digestion a man can
face and overcome worries and
troubleswhich would wreck a dys.
pcptic.
Try Browns IRON BrTERs.
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ARE ENTERTAINED ABOUT PURsATIvEs. IT
Is DANGEROUS TO SOURCE THE STOMACH
TO RAsP THE BOWELS, TO PHOSPHATE THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM, WITH FURIOUS EvACU.
ANTS. NATURE HAS GIVEN A SAMPLE, IN
THE FAMOUS sELTZER SPRING, OF WHAT
THE BILIOUS, CoESTIPATED Oh DYsPEPTIC
SYSTEM NEEDS FOR ITS RESTORATION, AND
IN Tnrranrs Enerreacent SeItzer Aperi-
ent SCIENCE HAS IMPROVED ON NATURE By
COMBINING ALL THE VALUABLE lNGREDI.
ENT5 OF THE GERMAN FOUNTAIN IN A PORT.
ABLE FORM. THIS AGREEABLE AND POTENT
SALINE Alternative CHANGES THE CoNDI.
T1oE OF THE BLOOD AID PURFIEs ALL THE
FLUIDS OF THE roDY. soLH BY ALL DRUG.
aISTS. onb.YNPAW
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E1choHQe.
But something stayed his feet; there was
fire 10 the CRATE within-fOr the night
was chill-and 1t lit up the little parlor and
brought out in startling effects the pictures
on the wall. But these were US nothing to
the picture on the hearth. There, by the
soft glow Of the freight, knels his little
child at her mothers feet, It's small hands
clasped in prayer, its fair head bowed, and
as its rosy lips uttered each word with
childish distinctness the father listened,
spell-bound TO the spot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-12

The arrivals Of beef cattle during the week
week, and $40 head the corresponding week OF
last year, and the sales weic 2105 head, against
,4s7 head last week, and 9,lS9 head the CORES
bonding weok OF last year, ana were as follows
To Baltimore ON
To County .....l UiS
To Eastern buyl 81
To Washington ,.....
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,-v,,,.,or the little book, which will 6omAiIed
tEs' snail Size, slOO per b'ttlc; large size
soilm' 'Vu u'. jyls
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MEDICAL.
9ysr,, IA, .sspssa.isT -, ~.
n.miso S,ot,,,r,;; ''"&

Eemise 8tOtit,s;
i affords me pleasure 70 assure you that ail'
using Dr.. c. MeLane's Celebrated Liver pills g.
more than twenty years In my family, that re
gard them rs being superior to any have eve
used or have seen used. have not had them con
SANITY and had TO try Others, and have tried 4
good variety, butI have never had any to act 80
promptly, probably and nicely rs McLane's,
have used them on myself, wife and children,
with the most gratifying results.
For children, having used them on my own with
such easy and happy effect, would recommend
them To- one and all. These pills do the work do
4 promptly, do 1t well, and leave no III effects
behind.
AS bile remover, as liver coneetor, as a
forennner preparing tho system for quinine, there
10 no pill or medicine equal TO DR.. c. McI.ane'S
Celebrated Liver Pills. expect to use them rs
long as live, IL they continue as good as they
have been In the past.
z. II. GnEs,
Pastor Of NJ. E, Church, South Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
r. S.-I am now using your Vermlfuge, and
ktTTbI AL 1vE0 Ia
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GREAT preparations are making in New
York for the reception Of Lord Coleridge,
which will take place at the Academy Of
Music, Thursday, the 18th instant.
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0R, ], {. SMlTH,
NJ. l4O4 Chaplino Street.
' Near Fourteenth Street,

,o., evidence Of physicians Eocsss u Va Iae
.anon! 2, t I'm u services prove that have deal!
5y nd y VAN hoe who % hhVs So Ps4si
Z. never W. Th,rc many hundred certificates
Eng .ho9Sggr ,,s have cared after they had been
liJa !aoe "is,'y%',,rsSIr, thorough medical edu:
i,Jao NM yGHis hospital cXpeIienee Gno
2 9 E' Win spHS rSp sS Spi stf aSt's \:
lacs Of n inElres success,
Gal21 70 y Ss and frankly give the patient my
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-12

The number Of the receipts GhowsA Elight lncreasC
over last week; the quality u the offerings Is quito
crease In the offerings, trade u reported as fairly
active and good 10 all the yards, with the expeCti
torl That all tho stock will hive been sold out BY
I1e o@SI tVS4c ana 'Ss Se,tSr ntSHI
with lnOSt Of the FAles At 7sf7c quotations DelnG
uIIy up 10 those Of last Monday. Same time lASl
year hogs sold al lVal2c
TRE SREEP MARKET.
Afrivasthis 40
Arrivals last S
Arrivals one year III
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ghe Intelligence.
A Won , rs PRAYER.

once Nos. IS and u fanTitenth Nireei,
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l. %91.nnn1H pROOF.

.,d LIVER Diseases aud Rheumatism
Sidnti Sta az -MSOthing seemed 10 help me;
:ue;;Si lst ogt Of he'd Dr.. smith cured me"
Wheeling, ". Va.
,,,.,,,,, nj So1s, Impaired Voioe.-Suf.
, 1883-03-22
SHIPPING NEWS.

PoRr BLAKELy, March 19.-Sailed :
Brig Tanner.
PORT MADISON, March 19.--Arrived:
Bark Coquimbo.
PORT GAMBLE, March 19.--Arrived:
Bark James A. Cheston.
Sailed; Sycamore.
S. s. Mississippi arrived from San
Francisco yesterday and discharged ii
lot of freight at Union wharf.
Two OF the ships chartered to load
Seattle coal for San Francisco, last week,
are the Spartan of 1876 tons, and the
Commodore of 1880 tons.
THES. S. Dakota came down the Sound
yesterday and left this morning for San
Francisco. Among her passengers were
Mr.. s. Waterman and family who pro-
pose to combine business with pleasure;
also Mr.. w. T. Bowers, and Miss Cora
Kidder, of Port Gamble, and two in the
steerage. She took from here about 5
tons of freight.
, 1883-03-22
n badly,


WATERMAN " hatz commence selling
off at cost tomorrow. Good chance to
buy yourself rich now.
The improvements and changes in
Mr.. Seiders building near the saw mill
bespeak thrifty business stand there
in future. Mr. s. has already put on
commodious and stylish veranda
and steps in front. Inside the building
is being hard finished, and the upper
story is being fitted up for bedrooms.
We learn that the proprietor intends
opening first-class hotel in about
month, as soon as the building is ready
for occupancy. The basement is of stone
and is occupied by Gambrinus Beer
Hall.
UNIVERSAL peace and quietness
reigns since Congress adjourned, but
Ginger continues to sell goods at
alarmingly low prices,
The Starr brought another load of lime
from San Juan yesterday.
, 1883-03-22

Social tonight at the house of Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Plummer, jr.
A NEW and wider sidewalk is being
constructed along the eastern side Of
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Mn. FitzPatrick is selling for cash,
and will be FOR the next thirty days.
Read his advertisement. A fine chance
to get foot wear at low prices.
DON'T let it escape your memory that
Messrs. Q. O. Bartlett & Co. are selling
out at greatly reduced prices to make
room for their spring stock of goods.
You can get anything you want at their
store.
DURING his visit to this place few
days ago, Mr.. Q. f. Clapp purchased
half block of land north OF the Presby-
terian church from Mr.. 4. ID. Attridge
for I'll 600. Mr.. Clapp is shrewd bust
ness man, and lie knows that he can in
vest in Port Townsend real estate to
better advantage than in any other way
CHURCH SERVICES. st. Paurs
Episcopal church, daily services COM
menced this forenoon, to be continued
every day except Saturday. Service at
1890, A. M. On Friday morning, Good
Friday, there will be sermon. Ap-
propriate easter services will be held
next Sunday, OF which due notice will be
given.
A ROW occurred this morning at
Union wharf. A couple of. longshore
men who had been brought from Victoria
to help discharge the Dakota's freight,
were left behind yesterday. This morn
ing they tried, it seems, to dead beat
their way back to Victoria on the North
Paoific. Capt. Wilson and his mate
couldn't ''see it" and the would.be pas
sengers were successfully left---not, how.
ever, without lively "scrimmage.'
, 1883-03-22
From Wednesdays Daily.l

From Wednesdays Daily.
Bark Revere, Capt Mcintyre, arrived
on Monday from Honolulu.
Bark Enoch Talbot is in our harbor,
coal laden for s. +.
Ship Sycamore and bktne. Nodoc,
lumber laden for s. F., sailed yesterday.
Ship Dashing Wave, lumber laden
from Tacoma for s. F., was towed to sea
yesterday.
A schooner passed up Sound yester-
day, supposed to be the American Boy
from San Pedro.
Bktne. j. w. Griffith, for s. f., and
Br. bk. Caspar, from Port Gamble for
Valparaiso, we're towed to sea yesterday.
Fr. bk. Felix Estivant, lumber laden
for Valparaiso, and the Chill. blk. Lau-
derdale, lumber laden for same place,
arrived from up Sound yesterday, the
former waiting for tug, the latter for a
crew.
, 1883-03-22

No mutton in the market.
New goods at Gerrsh's store
The Dispatch arrived from Neah bay
4oda,. with a number OF passengers on
board.
Mp.JJ. Calhoun, who has been very
i'll for some weeks, is improving agaih'
we are glad to say.
DIR, Hunt arrived today from Port
Discovery, where he has been on pro-
fessionnl business few days.
A SMALL shipment of lumber went
from here to Alaska on the last steamer
the first sent abroad from the Port
Townsend mill.
MrssRs. Burke and Haines, Seattle le-
pal luminaries, are in town attending to
the libel suit of the ship Oriental against
the GILLIAN bark Lauderdale,
The l. X. L. meat market has been
closed few days. No meat to be
had. How's that for scarcity! 1t
will doubtless be open again in day
or two,
OUR Masonic friends have purchased
a flag which proudly floats over their
hall on meeting days. 1t is quite hand
some, containing Masonic emblem on
q blue field.
MAYOR Kuhn has put a new fence
around part of his property occupied
by Mrs. Myers boarding house. He
has also put a new sidewalk along in
front of a lot fronting on Water street
between Monroe and Madison SITS.
ACoIDENT.-Mr. Henry Lake, the car
penter who has been wor on Mr..
Hunts new sidewalk, accidentally stuck
his broad ak into an upright post in such
way that when it came out it fell
across his neck, cutting an ugly cash.
Mr. Lake is a careful workman. and can
Al afford to spare himself just ...w, but
accidents will happen. We hope to see
hin around again soon.
The popular little drama "One Hun
dred Years Ago." is now being rehearsed
by several OF Port Townsend's young
people. 1t will be given some TIME in
April, for the beneftof the public school;
or, rather, its proceeds are designed to
help furnish the new school house now
in anticipation in this place. Doubtless
il will be rendered in manner pleasing
enough to warrant full house, and thus
prove financial success.
, 1883-03-22
FRENCH BARK COQUIuBO.

From san Jose de Guatemala, via Victoria.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents will he responsible for debts contract.
ed by the officers and crew OF L." above NAM
ed vessel Il. BAk.'E Master.
ROthSChild q Co., agents.
Port Townsend, July l3, 1882.
, 1883-03-22
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PORT TOWNSEND.
pRIE,F LOCAL ITEMS.

r,rr wreck of the c. L. Taylor has
,oan IA" taken by Mr.. Ginger, Deputy
r r. S, Marshal, to the head OF the
Bay
Ar +be NJ, E. social on Tuesday
evening at the residence I.,l Of Mr, ,,.a ana d
s1rsl A, A. Plummer jr, there was q q
large attendance and a '0ily so0o
time. 49,,
Mp. Barthrop is making important ant
changes and improvements l%,l,,. IN nt,aat mt'
building at the foot Of !nylq3fi 3itta5 s.5eg,, Tn
as rooms to let; they Will oe;pn De pre"i;"D, ;s ~
for % occupancy, us the location ','a,ass Is d
pood one and has many advantages
, 1883-03-22
BORN.

In Dungeness, w. T., March 18th, to the wifi
OF Thos. Evans, a daughter.
, 1883-03-22
BRIG I. w. LUCAS.

From Guaymas.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
~ Agents will be responsible Tor any debts
contracted by the officers orCrew of the above
named vessel.
C. + KRoEGER, Master.
Rothschild 4 Co., agents,
Port Townsend, July |, 1882.
, 1883-03-22
American Ship Theobald.

From s. F., Bound to Shanghai, China.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agents of the above named vessel will be re-
sponsible for debts contracted by the officers
or crew. Il. Il. MAGUlRE, Master.
R,THSCHILD h Go Agents,
Port Townsend, W. T.. Oct. 20, 1882.
, 1883-03-22
American Ship Sumatra.

From San Francisco, bound TO Sydney, N.S.W.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents of the above named vessel will DO nc.
sponsible for any debts contracted by officers
or crew. NJ. OLSEN, Master.
RoTHSCHILD & Co., Agents.
Fort Townsend, Oct. 1882.
, 1883-03-22

SHILOH's CATARRH REMEDY positive cur,
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. Sold
oy Latimer u Co.
, 1883-03-22
French ISa.
ne,
From 81

From "a ..cUC,
Neither the Captain ..Or the undersigned
agents will he responsible for debts con-
tracted by the officers or crew of the above
named vessel.
G. BRECHOIR, Master.
Rothschid & Co, agents.
Port Town. md, March 1b. 1883.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
LOCAL DAsuEs.
Low prices at Harrs Bazaar.
Chew Spring Navy Tobacco. -
4 -. -

Low prices at HaIt's Bazaar.
Chew Spring Navy Tobacco"
Low prices at Hart's Bazaar.
Spring Navy Tobacco is the popular
chew.
Tony goods and stylish millinery at
Hart Bazaar,
The latest out in neckwear, at Bauman's
1O6 Elm street
Large, luscious Saddle Rock oysters at
| the DelmOniCo.
The little ones are remembered nj Hartis
BRgiar.
lfyou want to get your winter coal, 20 to
The Uas company.
ltyou want to get your winter coal so to
the Gas company.
Throw away your chewing gum and get
Spring Navy Tobacco.
Fine fresh Saddle Rock oysters at the
Delmonico restaurant.
The oyster has put In an appearance at
the Delmonico restaurant.
| ReaGy.made suits In all colors and ma
| teriHl ut Bauman's, 76 Elm street.
Children cry for Spring Navy Tobacco
and refuse to be comiorled without IL.
For sewer connections plumbing, etc
zee Doyle, the plumber, 7OS Elm street.
Everybody in Texas Is chewing Sprinl
Navy Tobacco, because It is the best made
George R'ok's mammoth twostory hrick
on Elm street is a handsome bushes.
building,
mi liners and sales-ladles wanied-coo(
nay=s,eady employment, Hatt's Bazaar
1l2 Elm street.
Patterson carries full and complete lin,
Of drugs, fancy and toilet articles ant
everything pertaining TO the tIade.
Why is Psttersons drugstore like .
police.stalionr Because 1t Ia omen Ia
callers atall hours, both day and night.
Hats and bonnets to suit the most FAST.
dious in prices and styles. at Bauman's,
the ladies' new bazaar, 100 Elm street.
Patterson's drugstore has four er.
perienced prescriptionists and is omen day
aud night. Corner OF Main aud lanai
treets.
Pure fresh drugs, fine cigars, the hest Of
prescrlptionlsts are to be found at PAtter.
sons drugstore. Corner of Main and
Lamar streets.
Everybody who irequentsth Fort knows
Gentleman GUS Rinteman and where
he can be found-behind the bar OF the
Local Option, near DEPOT. unexceptiona.
bio LIQUOR aud courteous attendance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

Temple of Fashion,
II. zimmerman, tho bon ton tailor, o
Dallas. Is just receiving his TALL stock o
clothes, cassmores and pentlemens' goods
embracing all the latest styles and novel.
ties, and which for elegance and design has
never before been equalled in this city. lie
keeps complies assortment, and can suit
the tastes OF the most lastdeous, and can
accommodate tho price to the wants Of his
patrons. He has now the largest establish
ment OF the kind In north Texas, aud his
trade Ia co'extensive with all country trih.
utary to Dallas His business has extended
until II has become necessary to secure an
! assistant cutter TO keep his workmeh ,ui.
| ployed, aud he has engaged the services Of
Mr.. N. w. Palmquest, Of Chicago, ono OF
the most accomplished and skilliul cutters
In the country. AS no well.dressed gentle.
man now appears In n ready.made suit,
Mr. Zimmerman asks the public generally
10 call and examine his stock and the salts.
faction universally given his customers,
isa guarantee that he can please all who
desire snugly.iitting, fashionable suit Of
clothes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

The establishment OF Douglas Bros. 7ns
Main street. is the most beautiful and rrch.
erohe tailoring emporium IN North T,xes
rtey keep ON hand the most ELEGANT line
Of clothes, casslmeres and sutines ever OK.
hibued in DsllaP, and all of the latest
styles and patterns. Douglas Bros. refer
with pride To their experience in this city,
ana ther efforts TO please their customers
have been entirely successful. In facl theiy
reputation Ms artistic tailors Is so well "a.
tan ished that when Nell.dtessed rentle-
man with u heat.Rtting, Fashionable snit
passes ON the street, the remark Is lfeou, nj.
ly heard, Douglas Bros. are thai mans
tsilors. rhey invite every one 10 call nnd
examine their goods and prices, feeling con.
tldent OF their ability 10 please ihe tasta
ard fancy Of each and all. '"'''