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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-02

The new Dallas City Directory for 1854
s., published by Morrison & Fourmy, is
now being delivered, and is by far one
of the most complete publications Of the
kind ever issued. In addition TO the
directory of names it gives n mass Of in
formation that will be of great interest
and render the Directory OF extra value.
Among other items given is list of the
officers of the state government, county
officials, judicial districts, courts, etc,
population of the United States and
principal cities, United States officials
for Texas, postotlices in Texas, tele-
graph offices, express Offices county
government and q general res
ume of the history of Dallas
and list Of her various institutions.
Extra copies OF the Directory can be OBJ
tanned Of the agents who are deliver
ing it.
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A WAR WH00P.
THE MISSIONARY BOX WAS EMPTY
1t Precipitated IA Conflict In Methodist
Conference-Rev.M MIR. Kelly Makes
Some Remarks -His Breth-
rem Want Him Lynched.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. l.--ISpocial. An
exciting scene occurred in the confer
ence Of Methodists, for southwest Texas
to-day, when DR.. Kelly arose and al
legged criminal neglect on tho part of the
district officers, in falling TO collect
moneys for the missionary fund. and
saying that the officers should DO i'm
peachod and removed. Rev. Joyce
sprang up and eXcitedly moved that Tho
reverend gentleman be allowed TO pro-
coed no further with his remarks.
whic h were false TO the core and n
Islander on the officers. Rev. Graves. of
San Marcos, replied to Mr.. Kelly, stat
ing that Texas had been two wears AZ
flicted with drOuth and the people had
no money to buy bread and meat. one
OF the ministers remarked that Brother
Kelly should be hung, and that, were a
rope around his neck, he would gladly
help topull it. The bishop had much
difficulty in preserving order.
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FLOTsAM.
Ladies', call at Block Bros.
burt ~ Mears shoes, Block h
Tupgdnv win TON tho.oIo


Ladies', call at Block Bros.
Burt ~ Mears shoes, Block Bros.
Tuesday will tell the tale.
Gold bangle rings, at ~, Becks.
New Sugarhouso molasses at Loeb &
Freiberg's. ~
The best wines in the CITY for the
money Loeb Il Freiberg.
Attention is called TO tho advertise.
ment OF W. b. G. in the for sale column.
A complete line of Burt Is Mears cello.
brated mems fine shoes on hand al Leon
kahn's, COG Elm street.
Roy: III. 7. Wilson has returned from
Washington and will FIJI tho pulpit al
the commerce street Christian church
to-day, morning and night.
The monthly Union Concert viii meet
TINS afternoon at the brick college liza.
mar street NJ. Il. church), at 4:3O o'clocl,
anu an interesting programme is pre-.
pared. Let all attend and enjoy a pleas.
ant hour. P''"'
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Capt. NJ. S. Austin, of Rockwell coun-
ty, candidate for the legislature from
Dallas, Tarrant and Rockwell counties.
is circulating among the people of the
city. He used to live in Dallas county,
but has been sheriff of Rockwell county
for the last eight years. He is a man Of
solid appearance and find reputation,
and a one-armed eX-C Confederate soldier.
lie is solid on the land and school gues
tons, and would make safe represent
alive. lie claims that he will get A
majority In both Dallas and TaTrant
counties, as the people recognize the
fact that the substantial little county of
Rockwell will have no representative
unless the two big counties show lib
eral spirit and elect him floater. There
Is no doubt but what Capt. Austin has
great strength, and if elected, that he
will make nm efficient member of tLo
| Nineteenth legislature.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKET.
ST louis.

ST, LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov L. Flour UNCHANGED,
Wheat opened lower, then recovered mud
advanced a fraction, bat closed ts0g below
yesterday; No, red, 7GlgG73t; cash, 1U.
,t'-; November 7S's9'Dlsi December, G6'
year.
Corn slow and shade Grmcr; 36lba3s.
cash; S5' sass, November; 33 gUS3 j. year.
cash ''
Whisky steady; -.
COmmcal lower: 2.25.
Pork duh and lower; lIIlGl5UO
Bulk meats lower and slow; long clear, = so,
short rib, 762g; short clear, 7.9j. Box lots of
young meat sell, long clear, o. g7it; short
rib, ~ short clear, $685..
Bacon irmer; long clear, 0G9ls; short rib,
o.; long clear 10.
Lard nominal; G.Sl
ttle--ReccptS, 600; scarce; only local
trade; good Texans, 5.Stg&2l; common.
3.uNG34O
hoW- Receipts, 1900; active; i.ij0i9O.
Sheep Receipts, 40; no supply aud moth
ing doing, except for retail sales.
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RIMES AND CASUALTIES.
BLACK KILLING ABOUT PEcANs
lat Klernan 10 Hang The Canadian Our
break-Sad Death by Accident in
Collin County old citizen
of Sherman Arrested.
A FAD Rnllrnad Acclhent.

r rlTTsnuRG, NOV. 1.-The Chlouicle-
54Slegraph's special from Mansfield,
.Nhio, says: Passenger train No, I, of the
Baltimore d ONO railroad, due here at
S.5S THIS morning, jumped frog near
<Alta, Ohio, while goWg at the rate ot
foxy miles per hear. The first two
teats We're not dana sod, but the third car
btruCI freight engine on siding, and
&be cars following were telescoped and
Notably demolished. No one was killed,
fbut large number were injured, as
Follows:
81 Conductor c. d, Mcdonald, Newark,
'Dhio, severe scalp wound, badly bruised
land cut about the body and one arm
ispraiued.
n Mrs. Mamie Lilley and two daugh-
aters, GAINESVILLE, OHIO, one seriously and
1.-THE other slightly.
IA j. w. Carson, fireman, Newark, badly
slhurt.
n Ex-Mayor Hellman, Columbus, Ohio,
n Charles GerstotI, Washington, D. G.,
lsslightly.
h Mrs. w. Fox, GAINESVILLE, face badly
pcut.
"A w, Fox, her husband, slightly.
Theo. Fox, GAINESVILLE, injured about
1.-THE breast.
Mr.. Theo. Fox, internally injured; not
Unnecessarily fatal.
q Mrs. d. Schaefer, New Camerstown,
ROhlo, slightly.
n Mrs, c.. l.. Baker, McConnellsville,
.i0hio, compound fracture of the ankle.
J. b. Moore, Chicago, rib broken, badly
injured otherwise.
Mary 9. Mind, indianapolis, cut about
the head and face.
Mrs. Anna Orr, Newark, Ohio, bruised
3leg.
George A. Blackwell, Chicago, badly
bruised.
4 ly bruised about the body.
The injured were taken to GAINESVILLE
\ The accident was caused by broken
n
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Weddings of tho Week.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued during the week:
Antony Coblo and Mollie Ellison;
Oscar a. Gray and Addie Daniel; w. d.
Rudy and NJ. p. Riggs; james w, Wi.
son and Fannie Williams: johnson Fni.
Ter and Annie Bridges: II. Hammer.
schmidt and Carrie Ullman; p. A, Fetch.
mer and Nj. L, Truss: G. w. Turner and
Mrs. j. II. Reelor; John Rest and Corn
Johnson; John w, Marshall and Louiso
r. Rowland; W. Il. Wright and N, II.
Merriheld; G. w. Christian and Lubino
Grlllln; j. j. Vast and A, A, Yohn.
William Lumby and Mrs. Sarah A,
rarker; James A. Morris and G. II.
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g,.,.l,.,,-- & $500
NN>'''"' ''"li'ANl'' nov IA sefl-
Gus panic occurred this evening at the
Star theatre. caused hy cry of fire
putino tbo ,,,sl, ~ tb, ,,,li-,,., a.
""''o"Vo I" Us
cape from Ihe building sixteen persons
were killed and twelve Sc
riously injured. The perform
ance had proceeded without interruption
until shortly after 9 O'Clock. when some
person shouted "Firew The whole au-
dience instantly rose TO their feet and
made rush to the general exits. The
great mass of people in the pit rushing
thereirom met the crushing crowd pour
ing down from the gallery. The
FEARFUL AND FATAL
block followed. The wild shrieks of ag-
ony and despairing cries for help could
not then be answered. The mass of
panlc-strcken and struggling humanity
were appealed to by officers Of the thea
tire and by the police to hold back, but
the appeals were unhoeded. The crazed
crowd lranucally pressed toward the
outiets' irampllng down and over the
weaker ones, untll the street was
reached. When the theatre was finally
| cleared
,slNItEN CoItrsES WE'RE FOUND
on the stairs leading from the gallery,
ana twelve persons were so badly in
lireu thaI Iney only gave evidence that
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lederal Cnmri.


The term Of the federal court now be-
ing held at Graham will close o-mor-
row. The criminal docket has been
cleared up and the grand-iury dis
missed. The Delta county ku.kmx
cases against Bigger, Ricketts,,
Wright and Guards were dis
missed because the attornoy-general
failed to present an informa-
ton in the court. John Richardson.
charged with theft, was acquitted. Bill
Lewis, now in Dallas Jail on the charge
oil stage robbiug, ON u habeas corpus,
succeeded in getting his bond reduced
to 1900. Two cases of selling liqnor To
Indians were decided in favor of defen-
dants. The grand jury found six true
bills-one for counterfeiting, two for
murder in the Territory, two for selling
whisky to Indians, one for embezgle-
ment and one for theft of cattle in the
Nation.
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An Aecilcnt md Iwo Less Democrnts


SuERNNN, Nov. Special r. George
Cave, an cid resident here, was arrested
to-day on charge of highway robbery
of Mr.. Davis, near Post Oak creek, yes.
terday evening, Davis recognized Cave
ON the street as the person who stopped
him and robbed him, and at once swore
ont a complaint and caused his arrest.
lie was bound over in the sum of $500,
which he gave. lie claims TO be able to
prove an alihi
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Erratunn

Ihe HERALD reporter arrived at the
opera-house on Wednesday evening
last, too late to hear the opening song,
"Noice Of Love-" by Miss jennie Sam.
uels, late of Alabama, now teacher Of
vocal aud Instrumental music i'm Dallas
Female College, hence the omission Ia
make the mention it merited i'm his re-.
view OF the entertainment. We learn
from one capable of Judging, who lis.
tened TO the song, that it was rendered
WIN exquisite taste, displaying a ilexi.
be, sympathetic, well cultured voice.
by the audience. '''''''
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Ladies approve ofy our smoking "Lit.
tie Joker
undelINored Trlerrnms.

The following are messages remaining
on hand ut the Western Union Tele.
graph Office, corner of Elm and Lamar
streets. Parties can get them by calling
from to 10 n. m. and from o to s. p. IN.
G. III. Turner, Hindon & Cain, l.. Wag.
oner, DR.. j. NJ. Browder, ID. II. Hawkins
Il Co., Armstrong Bro. (2), w. G. Conner
l2), j. II. Peak, DR.. J. Boodheld, II. G.
Dun, Huey IL Philip, Ralph Church, S.
II. Straton, Texas Cotton Press com
pany, Peterson, Manager Coliseum.
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CITY Court.

City VS.. John Williams and Charlie,
Nlasten, intoxication; dismissed.
City vs.. Howard Kahn, Sam Spears
John Bennett interfering with privat,
property; dismissed.
Guy vs.. Dan Collins and William,
Mason, NagrancY; dismissed.
City VS.. Frank jones, overcharginp
hack hire; continued. e'"s
Cily VS.. c, M. Wheat, maintaining
nuisance; continued.
city VS.. Pat o'Brien, uncoverinp
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TORONTO, ONT, Nov. I.-Information
was received here last night that the
Toronto police reached Sault Ste. Marie
from Michipicote yesterday, bringing
with them five prisoners, who have
been committed for trial. Three of them,
armed with repeating rifles, have moi
been captured, but will likely be taken
by either the dominion forces, now on
the way, or by the special constables
sworn IN for the purpose.
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StnilsIics of nnllns-

Messrs' Lord N Thompson are gather.
ing statistics for an early publication Of
tho business history of Dallas. twill
embrace a compilation of the manurae.
turing, commercial and business ontor.
prlSos of Dallas, her population, wealth
ana progress Tor the past twonty.five
years, as well us an historical and do.
N'rlptlNe review of the city. These ron.
Eruen have Issued similar publications
.or some twonty othor cities, includinp
cargo ~. Louls and New Orleans,
ahd come here well recommended.
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CAIRO, Nov. l.-Col. Wilson telegraphs
from Ambukol that three men, who ar
rived from khartoum, report they saw
Colonies Stewart, Power and Herbin on
BOARD INC steamer wrecked some days
ago at Wady Garna. The same men re-.
port Gorlon'S steamers had brought 400.
600 bushels of grain from Senaar.
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MeetIng OF Colorcd Tcnchers.

The colorcd teachers of Dallas county
met at the First ward school-house yes
terday and effected permanent organ.
ization with the following officers
president, 5. H. Smothers; vice presi-
don't, l.. j. C.. Finder; secretary, j. p.
Starks; treasurer, IT. $. Howell. They
will meet on the first Saturday in De-
Cemher ND ID. m.
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Hotel Arrivals.

At the st. George: l. &C Lamar, ir,
Miss; J II Hall, st. Louis; Ed
Trail, Tony Denier Company; Joe Vail
mes, San Franchises; w p Mcbride,
Roberts; S Hamburg, Ennis; J W
Welch, Corsicana; William II Baker
Houston; S Jopling, Virginia; Mat
Robinson, Waxahachie: William Nj Kill
lett, Orlando Wheat, Waco; G w Mitch.
ell, New York; j r Farror and wife, En-.
mis-; A Johnson, Terrell; d o Donald,
Louisville, TeXas;J $ Carrigton, T. A
Kerr, Grandview; Sam Oglesbv, Plano;
7 II ID Andrews, Fort Worth; IT Alcas
New Orleans; l. d Walker, Ennis; NJ h
FRANKLIN, Pilot Point; NJ Z Jones, Hous-
ton; d NJ Richardson, Albany; IL Burns,
Brenham; h W Beaumont, Fort Worth;
9 d Morrison, Galveston; Il Il Craig,
W n Coe, Texas; John G Buchanan,
Mineola; George Richardson, Waco; A
Laroe, II j French, Terrell; j g Dodd,
kosciusco, Mss; Dickard, Wills
Point; G. f Gilmore, Terrell.
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Fnrnmrll srrnnn.

The Rev. w. IL. Hughes presiding
elder Of this district, viii preach at the
Floyd Street Methodist Episcopal
church south Tonight. Roy. l., NJ. White.
the pastor, will iiil his pulpit this morn
ing, preaching his farewell sermon, pre-
RalatorN To leaving for the annual con-
ference for north Texas, to be held nj
sulphur Springs November 70, Bishon
MCTyeire presiding.
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HUNTERS PolNr, l.. l., Nov. l.-Pat-
rick Herman was taken before Justice
Cullen Of the Queens county oyer and
terminer court, at 10 o'clock this morn
ing and sentenced to death FOR the MUIR
der of Petor McCorniclS on June - Tho
prisoner received tho sentence with I'm.
'Iitierenco. Tho date of the hanging is
December. 80
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Retail and auction every day and
evening at the auction and commission
house of Fine Very Fine, 6l9 Elm,
A snit.

A suit was filed yesterday in the dis
trict court against the owner and ten
ants of Wheat's livery stable, on Main
street, by n property owner adjoining
thereto, to enioin the stable as nuis-
ance, and asking for damages for the in
jury thereby occasioned.
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McKlNNEY, Nov. Especial An
unfortunate accident occurred yester-
\ day evening in the northeastern portion
OF this county. A horse, ridden by a
son Capt. w. II. Bristol, became I'M
manageable and fell on its rider, killing
him instantly,
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
FARMERsYGLLE, Nov. l., Special. A
shocking accident happened at Fayburg,
eight miles north OF here, about day.
light this morning. Jokton Bristol, the
19-year-old son of Capt. w. H. Bristol
was killed by runaway horse. From
the best information obtainable, it
seems that he, in company with several
young men, had been to a party near
Blue Ridge and had returned to Fay
burg, near his fathers house, ut a late
hour and got something to eat. He
then mounted his horse, "aised himself
straight in the saddle and fired of his
pistol four times rapidly. The horse
dashed OIL at full speed, and being
thrown, his fo1t hung in the stirrup and
he was dragged and kicked to death and
his clothing nearly all torn from his
person. The bereaved parents have the
universal sympathy of tho community.
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KiIIed Ahnnt pecnns.

Bolton, Nov. l.-lSpecial. food Es-
ties ana Ben Duncan, two colored lads,
while out pecan hunting, became in.
volved in q dillculty over some pecaus
when TODD Estes picked up u muskpt
and filled the latter full of bucksE,t.
Their ages are l3 and ~ respectively,
TODD Estes has not been captured.
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DETROIT, Nov. 1,--James r. JOY,
president of the Wabash railway, has
Just returned from England, where he
conferred with the hondholders of the
road. lie says his reception was most
cordial, and his mission viii prove OF
great benefit to the Wabash system.
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Manager Read, of the telephone office
has had printed on heavy cardboard
in alphabetical arrangement, a list Of
Dallas subscribers to the telephone. Tho
number of the phone is opposite each
name, and iustead of calling for particu
lar parties the number only is To be
given. The cards will be delivered Ia
the subscribers this week.
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Nnvnsnin Nntns.

NANAsorA, Nov. Special. T. Me-
chanics are proceeding to repair the
Giesol hotel.
business is moro active.
Cotton comes in regularly.
Tho weather Is delightful aud health
good.
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"rhc Dandi. king. +,

me entertainment last evening at the
opera-houso was of a novel character. If
not ofthe highest order of histrionlc per-
iormances. 1t Isl extremely sensational,
ana all the parapheraalia Of bandit life
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PENIN, Nov. 1.-The Empress of
China has offered ono-half of her jewels
for the defense of her empire against
the French invasion.
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You Bet They'll Convict Him.

DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-The jury to-day
failed to agree in the case of James Ellis
French, who was on trial for folonious
practices in connection witm the Corn
wall ease. lie will be tried again.
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An AMfnl rnlnnitu-

MADRID, Nov. IA factory at Hueta
burned today. Twenty-seyen persons
persisted in the flames and fifteen were
seriously injured.
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Protrncted Meeting.

a protracted meeting will commence
this evening Mt The First Baptist church.
under direction OF Or. Hanks, tho pas
tor. He will be assisted by a prominent
divine from Galveston.
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vags

The superintendent of the poor farm
iaaS ds"n eight men yesterday even.
nH sentenced for various periods for
NUsaucE
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LONDON, Nov. IA violent gale is
raging today.on the east coast of Scot
land.
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Retail and auction every day and
evening at the auction and commission
mousse OF Fine Very Fine, 6l9 Elm.
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('LOAKS AND DOLMANS!

We hereby call attention to OUR IMMENSE
STOCK of CLOAKS and DOLMANS of the latest
styles and manufacture which we are selling at such
extreme low prices that asonishes every purchaser
In addition to the above we will offer an EI,E-
CANT LINE OF WALKING
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iiundborg's Perfume, Elenia.
'unuborg's Perfume, Marechal NielRose.
rundoorg.s Perfume, Alphiue Violet.
Lunuporg'a Perfume. Lllly OF the Valley,
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Hurricane Horrors,

NEW YORK, Nov. IA letter from
Nassau, dated October n, says: The
hurricane which swept the easterly part
-of the Bahamas, from the 10th to the
10th, caused considerable damage on
land and sea. A number of vessels en-
gagged i'll the spOnging aud the interim
sular commerce are known to be lost.
The American schooner Jonathan
Knight, from Philadelphia, for New Or
leans, with coal, was driven upon reef
at Palmetto Point, Elutha, ut midnight
of the 10th, and was totally wrecked.
Olly two OF the crew were saved. Capt.
MallOy and SOD, the stew ri and three
seaman were drowned, The schooner
San Bias, Baltimore trader, was lost
with ner crew..
An Accident and Two Less Democrats.
KALAMAZOO, MICH., Nov. las two
freight trains were coming north this
morning about o'clock from Sturgis
Democratic meeting the forward one
slowed up at Nolawa, and its caboose
containing nine persons, was run into by
the hind tram. VIM. Groom, u clerl, IN
a hardware store nj Mcudon, was in
stantly Killed, and George Rooms, Il fur
niture merchant, also OF Mendon, was
fatally injured. Both leave families.
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~ A It II R THAN EVER :!


Netat VERY Low PRICES Can AN our safes
oihe Best Material and
e also have some Fire and BafToo ST.
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OUR CITIZENS


This store being a branch house of The
LAFdEsr TAILORING HOUSE IN AMERICA.
The advantages to patrons in dealing
with such house arc quite apparent.
Superior styles and fit and lower prices
than elsewhere are the advantages
which VIII be demonstrated by a call
at their establishment, Main Street, OPP
pc i,e st. George Hotel.
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FOR SALE.

,op sALR-ibOoo STOCK HARDWARE AND
hrlck store Tor hhe on easy VIM
.aus. for selling. business dull Apply 20 .,
BLAKET. hnnis, Texas. -. -. 80,
vSoR sALE OR TRADE FOR khAL ESlAib
kNone of the best saloons Ia Dallas inquire
At Grard Windsor Cigar STAND, .'.,', i..9s
.,op sALf-pn. l.. 4. LOCKE OFFERS FOR
ssle his residence, corner Patterson avenue
"a oieand.r street For terms nud nlh,. N
snrms,ion. apply to CHAs. FHED TIVkht.
5i2 Main steei, -......- . i ..r
T-ORsALE-FlFTY Tons OF ! ~. va
X hsy' wei cured and bald without my
rain on IT, Address y. + sANhh' = trnit,,n,
Dnllas county reyns i'" ~.
T,uR sALE-7 nUU 5Es FOR sALs;2 md
X & rno,n can be bought To- ~ IN. up
wards must be sold, by nhfNOl.D9 NJ NJ
3UT, 5Ol M-il, corner o 1ts.' iH'' lssn "
ron sALE-A FRESH sro X OF fAMlLl
\ Crocerlee. aud fixtures, ~ one ol the .est
stands In The olh: doing Il ~ lendid trade AhY
nne wishing to 20 into the grocery huslhe ~ uAn
moi 40 Letter than cill at once ~ FIVE iOlnls,
Conner Commerce a JACKSON SIS lhn'.'N,
r,oR RsAIF-ONE-llALFI IN EnEsF IL VA.
L Alsyne Collegiate Institute, one q. 'hS b"nt
and healtb lest locations In Noth Texas. Aolu'
300 names enrolled this session. cause uI ,, w.
Ing change of business For tir hes paIivu'
lars call on or u dress J. 7 LESLIE, blN ~!
Van Alstyne, 6rays eluny leAas ls..s-9s 49,
T,oRsALE FURNITCREAhD UNEhflkED
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J. sMI I'll. Willt Poinl, 49, y, y, -. -.
T,OR Y MILLS AND fAhmn
4 Including nb IA, $50 acres oi lnhd, lo} ~ I",
Ovation; bs nuce timber nud pasture i"Rq;N "RRt;N.
DALI lO3 Main street, Dallss. decor -
NOR SALE BEAUTIFUL RksiDE;SSsbb ~
II property, at bargain. Apply 70 eoWs Wa,o, ~
a. LEMON, Dallas, Texas. se's-e