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DANVuLE.

3sTED AGAIN AND TRIED FOR
~ TRIAL REFUSED IN THE CASE
lgs. JOIiNSTON-sNow.
81 "a OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
H1 JANUARY II, 1888.
4 &rrant which stopped Fer
[ropOSed trip north on Mon
having been dismissed, he
4 cese on Monday night, but
led BIZ another writ Of lunacy,
pu1 under the care OF 4 police
k trial for lunacy took place on
before Justices W. II. Luck, w.
|9son, and w. ii. Jones.
7(id about Z O'clock at night the de-
IN % tho court was rendered "that
'tnAld 8ae man of dusound mind, and
49, 1f{ands tnust give bond for $1,000
4 <tef 81 y kte1; ban under restraint, or
D ~ Hut |5e p}aced in confinement. He
s nId6 UodWt the care OF a policeman.
4 4l8x<15ianS Did not think his unsound-
= a. mind 70 be OF such character as to
Ter he ten1lng of him to an asylum,
rIz3cDd s hofe that rest and relief from
1a and unpleasant surroundings will
~ restore him. The attorneys for
were u. Ii. Withcrs and Ii. X.
hey made no argument at the
Hen refused yesterday TO grant
u III the case OF Norman against
III which case the jury had al
man $1,000 damages for unjust
ht, and notice was given that
buld be take to the Supreme
ppeals.
bout ten inches deep.
FERNALD's CASE; MoRoToCK
MAsoNs COMES TO HIS RELIEF I;
DUNTS-TuE COUNCIL PROVIDES
IEF FOR THE DEsTI1UTE-A LEAD
kEH OF THE COUNTY DEAD.
bdesee OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
JANUARY IL, 1889.
Fernald spent Tuesday night in
bal-reyenue Office under the charge
ceman, and was kept under sur
yesterday morning. II was gen.
pected that bis attorneys, Messrs.
Miller and Messrs. Withers 81
ne, would take some steps IN his
Oul am informed by one OF the
ms tnat they will for the present pre-
rye watchiulness over him, and NAV
Yer awhile apply for writ OF habeas
rpaS. While il is being decided what is
De done by bis friends about giving the
ma Tor The proper supervision OF him he
" be under the care Of Morotock Lodge
hasons, OF which he is a member, and
'lo have asked leave 10 assume that duty.
pc OF The members, Mr.. Thomas j.
Town, an ex-soldier OF the Federal army
n Keeper OF the national cemetery, has
MS own free will and accord been sworn
as special policeman in order that the
lfposes Of the lodge may be carried out.
I. Hale, the special agent from the de-
|r!ment, who has been examining the
pVm OF Fernalds Office. reports that he
jus nothing wrong In It's financial affairs.
Imports have been made TO the Council
~ lhere are many people In the city sur
,lug IRON restitution, and that body has
appropriated $500 for their
'.ei, and directed the Street Committee
,,aIash The carts necessary for the dis
'vuHon OF the supplies. The colored
, s nave never been neglected In these
,Aiputions, and they will not be In this
II. a meeting OF citizens was called for
s@1loay evening by President BLAIR, Of
~ .,'ouhci', for the purpose Of providing
[.'onai supplies, but for reasons not
\, sSsoing TO the charity Of people nothing
n n a'ne on that line.
~ Joshua .. Hubbard, a very wealthy
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Affairs nj the National Cnpitai-w What Com
gross Dad Yestcrday-The Fitz John Porter
Bill Passed In the senate--Damasings storm
nt.vcra Cruz-Indignant Bank Dcpositors
I'm Jersey City, the President Of the City
Bank Arrested for Embedding Funds OF the
Bank-S7S.00o Awarded for Breach OF Pro-
Jmisc--Foreign Events OF Interest, &c.
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Norfolk Notes.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, January l1.--Thesch
Bengal, from Richmond to the Western
Branch with a cargo Of fertilizers, was
reported to-day ashore at Pigs Point,
mouth OF James river. The wrecking-
schooner Joseph Allen went TO her assist
ance.
Tho smallpox schooners have sailed
from quarantine.
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A New General Agent for the Assoc
ciatcd Press.

NEW YORK, January 11.-By order OF the
Joint Executive Committee OF the New
York and Western Associated Presses
William Henry Smith, general agent OF the
Western Associated Press, took charge OF
the whole business OF both associations to-
day. The committee say in their resolu-
tons that this action is taken to simplify
the service and increase It's efficiency by
uniting as far as possible the two associa-
tons under common management.
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A Rrigantiue Wrecked.

HAVANA, January 1.-THE brigantine
ii. j. Wing, from Havana with cargo OF
sugar for Puerto del Padre, on the north
eastern coast Of Cuba, has been wrecked at
the entrace to Puerto del Padre.
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and highly esteemed citizen Of this county,
a son 81 the distinguished Baptist preacher.
Rev. Joel Hubbard, and for many years a
leader amongst the Baptlsts Of the county,
died at bis home, hear Riceyillc, on Sunday
last, after protracted illness. AIPuA.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, January IL, 1883.
raunfry pFatuff.

RICHMOND MARKETS..
THURSDAY. January ! 1, 1883.
Country Produce.
4Dpl.s: Green-From 1850 10 $3.50 . barrel
for common 20 extra choice. Active.
Bees.caE. 27c. a 10.
Rtttter: Prime ~ choice yellow. 25d22f. fair
10 good, S@22c fresh yellow butter sells readily
0orn Heal: 6o@ooc. per bushel for country
zoe. for city mills. $500
Dried Fruit: Blaekberries, 5x@6c.; cherries
16c. 80
&c.,; very dull.
Dressed Fools: Turkeys, l4e.; chickens
lO6llIc.; ducks l6@l7c.
E00s: 5x025c. Market full.
FSsifhers: Prime iye-goose, 45@60c.; common
25c.
Hau: Virginia timothy. e0@s5c.; clover
mixed 6baa 72bc.; clover, b0&65c.
Raled Oats. 65Gsoc.
virginia; northern, $3.50; common, $3.50. Mar
kef scarce. "
of tops 4O64be. % ID.
Lard: Country, l29lSe.
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FINANCIAL.
RrCuMoND STOCK EXCHANGE,

THURSDAY, January III, 1888.
sALEs-FiRsT BoARp.-102 Virginia consols
coupons at go; 10 shares Norfolk and Western
preferred at4S; 20 shares Union Bank stock al
Ga D shares Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company stock at 31K; 10 shares Charlotte, Co-
lunblaand Augusta Railroad stock ut 81 (; $4,000
Petersburg Railroad bonds, " Class T." at TN;
$1,000 Petersburg Railroad "Class 4" bonds at
SCI.
SECOND BoARD.-s shares Virginia Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company stock at 31k; Is shares
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock
at 304; t5 900 Richmond city 6's (B. C.)a, 113k:
500 Richmond city IS at lO4.
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She Gets Damages.

NEW YORK. January lin the case Of
Miss Livingston against the broker named
Fleming for breach Of promise Of mar
rage and seduction, claiming $4,000
damages, the jury to-day returned verdict
for the plaintiff for the full amount claimed.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January -Nooa.-stocks dull,
with upward tendency. Money. AZ per cent. EH-
cnange-Long, 4SO3; short, ASIA. state bonds
dull Governments weak.
uI Irsnt -Excnange, 4sl. Governments
unchanged: new SIS, 1O2; new 4lfs, 1879: new
as. II9S. Money, 6@3s per cent. states fairly
active. Treasury balanees-Coin, Slll,92l; cur
rency. 1906.
Va axt rpnQly dali.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. January II, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 40 bushels.
CoRS.-White, L 1926 bushels. Ee-exhibited, soc
bn. hels.
MEAL.--122 bushels
BLACREYE PEAs.-20 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. Al bushels good Fpltz tfl.0S.
CORS.-Whte, 772 bushels common 10 prime a
63 to Csc; go bushels very good on private
terms.
at SOC. ,,,
COTTON.--Tone steady. Receipts, 81 bales: ship
ments. % bales. Quotations: htddllng, JsC'' 10"
middling, 81 TO psc.
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EC7- The most brilliant shades possible
on all fabrics are made by the Diamond
Dyes. Unequalled for brilliancy and du-
raDihtY. 10 cents
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what a queer Climate This Is,

First II showed
And then IL bowed.
And then began 10 rain;
And then it bowed
And then II showed
Aud then II rained again.
With cold In head
I'm almost dead;
But yet | won't complaint;
PAiN-KILLKR saves
From winfrs graves
And makes US well again.
Nobody ought to be without PERRY DA'
yfs's PAIg.KILLER.
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BUCHANAN WITH A SLUNG-SH0T-5AyED BY
DOG.
TCorrespondcnce OF the Richmond DspatchI
BUCHANAN, VA, January 10, 1888.
About 8 O'Clock last night two negro
men named Burks went into the store OF Il.
NJ. Moelick and attempted TO kill him for
the purpose OF robbery. The negroes
called for some crackers, and as MIR. Moe
lick was wrapping them UP he was struck
three times over the head and once on the
shoulder with a slung-shot. lie fell, and
no doubt owes his life to little dog that
ran from a back room and attacked the ne
groes, frightening them away. The town
sergeant subsequently arrested them. Mr..
Moelick is doing as well as could be eX-
pected under the circumstances. Rumors
of summary dealing with the negroes are
rife. but the officers think there will be no
interference. B0TET0URT.
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Flour-we quote: Fine, s3@s3.25: super
fine, s3.5O@S3.75; extra, t4.66@s47o: COM
mon family. S5@s5.25: Patent lalDiiN. so.oOsa
SS75. We continue former quotations, but the
market u very dull.
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JUDGMENT AGAINST BRADLAUGH.

LONDON, January 11.-In the Queens
Bench Division OF the High Court Of JUS
tice to-day Mr.. Justice Field gave iudg-
ment against Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh in his
action against Mr.. Henry ID. Erskine, dep
uty sergeant-at-arms Of the House OF Com
mons, for an assau / on the occasion OF Mr..
Bradlaugh attempting to enter the House
OF Commons and take his seat as member
for Northamptonborough after q resolu-
ton had been passed prohibiting him from
so doing. Mr.. Justice Field cited prece-
dents showing the power OF the House to
control its own proceedings.
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u OOK AND JOB WORK kEAlhs~
DExrCuTGD IT the DISPATCH fhtNk'sS-
HOUSE
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Srw YoRK COTTON suruRes.

NEW YORK, January II. -coisnn-sct reecifts
1905 bales; gross receipts, 1920 ha'es. W
t,r,s closed steady ssies, ,OrV Die-;
April. sio.3oMslN;Sos slsg-
&lc4aMsl0.50; jane, slo.otttNAu,os' an
3lO754slO.76; August, fiO.SoSSSiV-o''
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RINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY IL, 1853.

SAILED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen Co.
agents.
steamer Fanita, -, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc. j. ". McCarrick, agent
steamer .,riel, clifford, Norfolk, United State
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Tatum
superintendent.
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EDITORIAL CONTEMPT OF COURT.

LONDON, January 1.-THE Lord Chief
justice to-day granted rule calling upon
the editors Of the Times and the Observer
to show cause why they should not be pro-
ceeded against for contempt OF court in
publishing correspondence in connection
with the libel case OF Chamberlain against
Boyd. The foregoing is the first case that
has come up in the new law courts.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAy'Y IL, 1888.
[By Telegraph
ARRIVED.

steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers chesapeake and ONO
halfway Company land sailed ~ returnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk, merchandise and pas
sengers, Smithleld, Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land siiled on reiurnl.
Steamer Northampton, AcCarrick, Norfoik,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company (and sailed on return):
Schooner =. s. Thorp, Bailey. New YORK, to load
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company;
Schooner w. l.. Bailey, Bailey, New York, To load
coal chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
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Affeunptcd Murder.

TWO NEGROES ATTACK A sTOREKEEPEE IN
BUCHANAN WITH A sLUNG-sH0T-SAyED BY
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S0METHI Nc SOLID.
transactions in Dallas CITY and County
Real Estate
FOR the Week Just Eaded-Firures
Telling the
Tale Of A Ciiyss Shady GrD,.,,.
Tale of Cib's Steady Growth,

Reported BY Jones & Murphy. real Is.
.a'e agents and collectors, otice No. 7og
Nam street, opposite St. George hotel.
Mortimer Hines and wife, to J. G. wi.
hams lots and block se6 southwest sias
caroline street, Tor $500.
}. ". Fortune TO I, S. Boyich, "a nv
~ - zee, ON southwest side OF Crockett
street; in Block o. for 5000
r. h Chiffon 70 Mrs. Caroline Jobp.,,
90 by I'D - ieet, on southwest side prsal
street, IN block 2s3, for $50.
Frost Is. Smith ana wife to A. l. Bfbh
lots ], aud Is. block 2si south corner swiss
and Csutcgral streets, Tor 81 500.
Z. II. sharp and wife 20 Mrs Rens Raw
lot ", block %, OF the Houston & Texas
central railroad addition, tor 5000.
j. ;. DduEherty to Joseph Lemaire
% ny lSa l2 feet IN the Daniel Miller suhdi
vision, north of Ross avenue and rast of
Houston 4 Texas Central railroad, for
l.. II, Davis ant wife to W. o. Stockton
- acres Ia the $, T. Montgomery survey,
Tor $40.
J Il. Flanders and wife to George p
Flanders 10y 235 feet 10 the A. Hanna sur.
EeNi ~ miits west OF the court house, tor
J r. Flanders and wife TO Mrs I,sbe,s
yey, ior Sluu
Isaac N Elam TO j. r. Cal. &tta,ros
M the jesse Elan survey ter 81, usl 20.
I. q. story aud Wifs % Il. b. Bnfsa rs
county judge | acge II milos northwt. 4.
nom Dallas, ma tho Anton kuhr survey
Tor school purposes for So.
J. IS. NAuEhcrty tu Mile Matthews 5I Ian,
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STREET srRAws.

Only ono 5000 dress case leit az Harris
Watch out ior sample SWITCHED To-
Ee. vines, liquors aud cigars, 30 to Clad.
me- crowds at Harris yesterday vs.
holiday drinks,
Nav Years cards at the HrEAtnotlce.
CAL a2d see them
Smoked tongues, plain or canyasscd. at
Loeb & Froibergs
pnnhar's preserved ags aud shrimp at
Loeb trcibcrcs.
Fresh.ronsted Mocha. Jayaand Rio collee.
at Loeb & Freibergs.
Call ON Craddock - wholesale houss for
your Christmas liquids.
n.nt fell 30 see the great Rr1Dklyn
Bridge at kuepdey q Sons.
Robert Clark, state agent Eldrel qsw
ing machine, rs Elm street.
Toys very cheap at the five and ten cent
store, third door from post.oflioe.
Gail and sec the large i1e wpx dolls at
~ % at the five and ten cent store.
Santa Clause says that Cradd ocki a II.
quors are HIS tayorite above all others
The purest, best and cheapest brands OF
liquors AT Craddock's for holiday use.
Teachers wanting schools, apply to Texas
School Agency, coo Main street, Dallas
Strangers seeking emnloyment apply in
Intelligence office coo Maui street, Dallas.
] receive my last shipment OF iine goods
to-day. ~ A Harris
The tihh and last lot Of illustrated hook
Will be- opened to-day. ID a Harris.
A new lot Of Christmas cards will be
SHOWN to-day. j. ID. A. Harris.
The largest and best selected slock nj
liquorsin Dallas are to be found at Grad.
docks
Get arei-olass free board AZ the Board nj
Trade saloon. Every day hot lunch and tbe
hnest OF liquors and cigars.
Csll on H. Hamilton and examine ine
lot OF steel engraylngs, oil paintings and
water oalored artoiypes just received
Burn Coke keep your house clean and
save money. Coke only $500 ton az
DALLAS CirY GAS Co.
Wines. whistles brandea and eyery-
thing pertaining TO the liquor line In pro.
lusioo, az Cfaddooks saloon, and purity
itself. ''''''
Craddack's whisky Is what II takes 4,
make the old fashioned George Washing.
ton family Christmas eggnog
iyou don't want them, only call and see
the handsomGst new year cards ever
brought to the state, at the HERALD office.
Ladies' hats bought direct from the facto.
ries and prices are very low ut Mrs, L.
Oheslnuts, Elm street next to Orams.
The largest variety Of toys and holiday
goods to be found In Dallas, can be had al
the lowest prices at the i've aud ton cent
store
Diamonds. watches, bisque figures and
every article ever mede 10 silver aud silver.
plated ware. 1t knephy & Sons. Ga Main
street.
ltyou are In doubt what 10 give for bol.
iday gilt, go To live and ten cent siore
hhd you can see great variety at low
prices.
Something long needed In Dallas and
which has at last been supple 70 a FIRST.
olafh lln every u'pecl) restaurant, and tho
Board OF Trade restaurant glyos only first
class meals
The oantatas Fairy Land. - ard "santa
Claus and Family will be given al Y. NJ.
IL, a, hall bv the Commerce Street suadey
school aud others, on Christmas uigbt ia.
oemher %, 1883.
Just read Craddock's brands Of whiskies.
6uckhenhelmer rye aud Nelson and Lin,
com county goods, pure old Robertson
county aud Tine peach and apple brandy
wines, gins aud cordiala.
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uonf'lss Bro hers, TOO fashionable mrr.
chari tmilow of North Texas, have received
lhelI beautiful stock Of suiungs, oasimsrcs,
loesgins diagonals and the latest patterns
ln genilcmcu's suitlngs. They can and do
make clothes 20 nc and give satisfaction 10
lhe most iasiidiuus. Their stock Of goods
is large and consists Of great variety of
patterns and no difficulty is had In get.
lhg something 70 please. Work only first.
claes Iallors and turn out only hrst-ola'u
sotE az Their establishment, 703 Main
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ENTRAGRDlNARy NoncE-Damonds bought Of me between
TINS date and s January 1884 will be reprchased at anv G
time at 10 cent less than paid for by the purchaser

horty Years Experiences ot an Oia Nufse
Mrs, Nluslow's Soothing Syrup Ia the
prescription OF one ol tho bps, female phv.
tlcians ami nurses IN tho United States
Rhd mas hetnuscd for forty years with never
lau.ng safety and success hy millions OF
lloIuera ana ehildren. from thcieebe infant
OF one week old 90 the adult. N rorreris
aclduy OF the stomach, relieves wind collie
regulates The bowels, and gives rest. health
Hnu comfort 60 mother aud child. We he.
lle'e 70 the best aud surest rcmcdv In tia
Wohd DO Ml eases OF nysentery aud niar
rhwab Children whVtherarising nom tooth.
lhE OF from any other cause. Full direp.
IONS Tor nangwill accompany each bottle.
None genuine uuless the facsimile OF Cur.
lls y Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sola by all medicine dealers. % cents 4
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Dr.. Henry Hanson, veterinary surpeop.
has moved his Office from zoos Elm street.
70 Arthur Cain'slivery stables, No. 70S, 70S
iVi commerce street, and will treat OF ali
olseases OF all domesticated animals, horses
and cows speciality, being graduate doc.
ior from the Royal Veterinary College,
England, and a good many years practice
10 America and England, has also a iiplo
ma Tor inspections at Arthur Gains livery
stable; Orders by telephone promptly at.
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Avrrlll Mixed Pnlnts.

guarantee this paint will prove salts
factory .when applied according 10 direo
llous | do not mean guarantee OF salts
iion only when first applied, AZ every paint
u satisfactory when trst applied, but my
guafh1tee ,mhrnces sufficient time IA
properly test ,hs merits of the paiuia Nv
friends aud customers Ia the country NJ,
authorized to pro ect this guarantee. Ad.
dress oil orders 10 II HkNfLroN, Dallas
Texas, Wholesale dealer H. painters sup,
plies, wall paper, window glass, etc.
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Merry Christmas 10 all You eau make
yonr Christmas a happy one II you do
something Tor others, Remember, Ut ia
more blessed 10 give than 10 receive. - and
what shall you give That ~ easily set.
lled. Come 10 our store and we will show
you a multitude of beautiful presents
wshloh you will pronounce 'jusl the very
thins' Our popular prices place our
goods IN reach Of all. Knepay & Son, GA
Main street, Dallas.
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Honesty is the best pohcyn IN art es &,
any business transaction. hnvn no.
dude patrons nor employees. No 1iiciJss
on account OF being caricwured at NV
studio Mycon''Gntly increasing CITY and
transient patronage rs purnntee that "A
quarter OF aceuiury OF study and labor I'm
photography Us producing honest RETURNS.
make AapHcalty otuoihiag hui fine work
ana Nlcr no premiums for Httines. The
ToIk have on exhibition m my own pro.
due'ion, | DO no, follow. but lead Tbose
who have teen particularly unfortunate In
not obtaining satisfactory photos are invited
u cull aud have situnps. No money 1o.
cepted for work not wholly satisfactory.
W MCCtuIAN, Artist.
gO5 Nnfn Street
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Tifty Cents an Hour

~ ''N'A NV AAhWfs
d, hgssrr Purdv & liindall. OF tho Board Of
lianc u lunfd Hall, have reduced thr prir,
% o'i,Hfd playing % tity cents per hour.
Mt, Iutdy intends IN the future 10 give his
p'isonal tlttnuun ln the MANAGEMENT OF
Tie billiard room. and those WHO DELIGHT IN
this pleasant pastlme mhy feel assured that
they VIII be cluttroutly treated Every
day ~ IL O'Clock Putdy E Randall viii
give the finest me lunch ever spread lon
D,all0s GIVE Ne Board o. rrudu Billiard
HEllHcili.
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Imported Goods,

Inc Elm street Exchange saloon. Elm
sueet, IL The only saloon IN tho city which
Imports les own wines and LIQUORS Thov
import 10 snd out OF bond Zimmerman and
other wines, aud therefore eau give tbeir
regular patrons the benefit, No saloon M
the southwest Imports direct as muchas This
mouse Their cigars, lunch. liquors and a.
tenllon given 20 the public cannot be ca.
ceIed VA tse United Btatea. Don't forget
20 ~, your lunch ana liquors ~ the Elm
street ES'nangr where you win ALWAYS
ants.
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Rose city Paint and color COMPANY.

- ~ Z "'"' WHW NWTnF N"fhNHnNs
Ihlt company has established heAdquar.
Ier' lor We sale OF their celebrated mixed
p lots for the state, IN this city. have
be-. appointed agent for the sale of same
aud viii till all orders at factory prices.
thereby saving my customers the freight
on same. II. HAMILTON.
wholesale painters supplies, window
gla's, wall paper. mouldings, etc, 500 Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
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An i,dIIor's Testlmoninl

IN Editors Testimonial
H. N. Vaughan, EDITOR OF tho Green.
wien Review, Greenwich. Ohio. writes
Lhsl january met with very severe ace.
cent caused by runaway horse. used
Alnost every Kind OF Falyo 10 heal the
wounds, winch turned ,o running sores.
but found nothing 10 do me any GOOD tili /
wae recommended HENRY S CARBOLIC
oALNh. bought box and Nc holued mo
al once, aud ~ the end uf two months |
was compleielywoll. IL sthe best salye I'm
me marGnt and never fan cf telling my
friends about IL, aud ure0 thrm 10 use n
whenever they need salye
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MIN j Lhpp ,h - Chrstianiy.n ard c,o...
SI Nm !he triumphant chorus "IvS Uses se
nsIshing Home to Zion. by tbe xxi, are
quartet and full chorus 'N0 oni!lren,
ebay itaye s oy the Psstor. Doxolosv-Pru
euesIed to join. -''' d" are re-
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oh! / i,vl Oe,ter, NY vack don't hurt
now. | exchanged that old rattle trap
hveyy tunnirg machine for a Domestic
ton
A tl.fr ihsv seN uT will have ma nj
taoso Domestic sewing mschlnes ior a
Christmas present or dlvorce--take youT
choice, my dear. II you have no cash.
Thornton viii take monthly pa, ments.
$50 Elm street.