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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-24
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MARINE NEWS.

MARINE NEWS.
POET OF ALEXANDRIA. SEPTEMBER2 4 "a.
ann rises ~ 5 40 Sur scts............ ; 81
ARRIVED
schr Helen Montague, Windsor n 8, to VIM A
Smoot & Co.
SAILED.
Schr Olive Leaf, Lancaster Wharf by J II b
Smoot.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Calvin F Baker hence at Baltimore ODD
Schr Orville Horwitz, from Washington. at
Baltimore Odd.
Schr Major Fantin, for Washington, sailed from
Richmond Odd
Schr Abbie q Gbeen from Georgetown. D,',
while being towed through the draw to the
bridge at New Bedford Sept p, struck the bridge,
carrying away her starboard mizzcn rigging and
breaking miZzsu topmast
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-07

lam a !
bat having
Nasal Oats
Ely's Crea]
those stuff
plant and
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-07
Views of the Pope.

From an interview with the Arch
bishop Gibbons: cid it strike you that
the Holy Father was perfectly alive to
the wants of American Catholics?"
well, perhaps not quite so as TO de-
tails. But since u arrival, as some OF
us have had three and even four audi
ences with him he can hardly have failed
to learn a great deal. The holy father
is a man of rare and high intelligence.
grand and wide-reaching views, and
great literary attainments: He him.
self Is the writer of nearly all those adj
mirable encyclicals which have been is.
sned OF late years. For the rest You NAV
Judge OF the character Of the holy father
from a remark he once made to me: II
am desirous,' SAIL he, 'ofappealing in all
things to the good sense and reason of
the public
"He is a hard worker. Toe aaa. :.
begins to give audiences at s O'Clock IN
the morning, and continues with scarce.
IL any intermission for meals till 8 or 4
in the evening. Tbs holy fathers audi.
ences are never Eerfunctory. He does
everything Thoroughly, and gives Cath.
olics and non-C Catholics like attention,
Perhaps he is g little more courtaons ~
Protestants than to Catholics. No: /
never had occasion to discuss the Roman
: question with him. In our converts
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-07
England's Rigid Marriage Laws
From the Toronto Mail.

from the Toronto Mail.
1t is sometimes stated, particularly u
papers in the states, that the rigid mar
rage laws OF England much up
necessary suffering. They may produo
individual cases Of unhappiness That as|
more conducive of benefit in the aggffs
gate than the loose code across the Inc
There is a case in point. MI. Weldon
separated from his wife on the grounu|
OF incompatibility of temper. lie ~
lowed her 81, 500 q year, q furnisneu
house, and servants for her separa's|
maintenance; but this did not satls.
Mrs. Weldon. She wanted her husban'1
and applied to The courts to have nl1
compelled to live with her. The couss
decided in her savor, and held thai y
must maintain the marriage relation Y.
60 TO prison. Nh. Weldon appears 70 y
a man of peace, and il sesms HARD w.
he should be compelled to live Wild
turbulent woman. But this very naIs,
sif,r viii IMPRESS hi England Will ~
solemnity and importance OF the mss :
rage contract. No one will be Likely Y
enter this relation lightly with the ca.s
OF poor Weldon before bis eyes. Wne%
there ~ no outlet SC Q passage 2 ln M
hesitates about entering it, but 10 MI "
states there are so many facilities iol y.
vorce. marriage, instead OF pelhs
solemn and binding contract, is regarus,s
more lightly than trivial business pai'
J nership.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-07

nGiye vs q sonaly the soldiers crleo,
The outer trenches guarding,
When tue heated guns OF the camps aineu
Grew weary of bomoardlng.
RIB dark Raglan, in silent scott,
T,sv. grim and threatening under;,
And The tawny mound of the MalaRoH
No longer belched its thunder.
nh "a was a pause. the g1ardsman sale
.sw q storm the forts tomorrow
Sing while we may another day..
Will bring enough OF sorrow"
They lay along the battsrsy's side,
Below the smoking cannon;
Rrave hsayts from Severn and from Clyde
And from the bankssoi Shannon.
They sang Of love and not Of fame,
Forgot was Britsin's glory;
Each heart recalled a different name,
But all Gang fannie Lawrie."
Voice after voice caught up the strain,
Until its tender passion
Rose like an anthem, rich and strong
Their battleeye concession.
Dear girl. her name he dared not speak
But, as the song grew louder,
Something npon the soldiers cheek
Washed off the stains of powder.
Beyond the d~arkening ocean burned
The sloody sunsets embers,
Whilein Crimea valleys learned
How English love remembers.
And once again q FIRE of hell
Rainad in the Russian quarters, :,
With scream OF shot, and burst Ok shell
And believing OF the mortars.
And Irish Morals eyes are dim,
For a singer dumb and CORY,
And English Mary mourns for him
Who sang OF fannie Lawrie."
Sleep, soldiers! still in honored rest
Your truth and vaIor wearing;
The braves&are the tenderest-
The loving are the daring.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-07
Dakota and the President.

Washington Special.--A large delega-
ton Of Dakotians called upon the presi-
dentto pay their respects and to express
to him the desire ofall the people of the
territory that some important legislation
should be enacted by the present CON
gress to meet the requirements of the
rapidly increasing population Of the ter
ritory. Attorney General Hughes adj
dressed the president, expressing q de-
sire on the part OF the legal fraternity
for The enactment OF a law which would
give two additional judges. He also
urged the almost absolute necessity OF
an increase OF membership in the legis-
lative assembly. Col. Steele said that
the farmers and business men of the
territory were tired of the local and
fractional controversy going on regard.
ing statehood and that quite
a large number If gem
tlemen were comforting with a view of
ending these local controversies by the
presentation of bill in congress author
izing the calling ola convention OF ali
the organized counties III the territory,
which should he empowered to prepare
and present TO the next session Of con
! gress a constitution for the =s-s.s 6 ss.rsi
portion of the territory as the conyen-
ton thus selected Ivy the people might
decide. The president assured the del.
egation they hid his sympathy in the
movements which they had outlined
Inc also visIIeu Attorney
General Brewster, Secretary Teller, Sec
rotary Chandler, and Postmaster Gen-
eral Gresham. from all Of whom they re-
ceiyed a cordial reception.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-07
! nAtnrAlly cOnflhud
subjects

Have you ever detected anv .x.
Irish feelings in the holy fathers con nSa
sation?n
Never. He loves ireland, and i.
deed, ought to love her, for no 9TH Y
nation is more true to the church =
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-07

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-07

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The Gpldcns played at Fort Worth
yesterday afternoon to the largest matt
nee house of the season, aud again last
might 10 % fun house. No STRONGER en-.
dnrNcmrut could have been given Ia AN
the lumull of applause that greeted both
pftlormaucrs. by special request the
troupe viii remain and play to morrow
evening at the Fort.
Lizzie May Uhmcr has made nit in
dads Girl.' 4 Washington cnrrrs.
poudcut thus writes concerning her np.
pcnrnce In that city: "rhr littlo
stranger hns captured Washington com-
ploivly. Last night tho audience ro.c
cn mtssc aud called her before the cur-
tain after tho last act,'
The Goldcns were on tho boards nj
the McDuugail opcru-nouso last week.
Tho street parade saturday afternoon.
10y the baud connected with This com.
pany, was splendid, and the excellent
music rondori very much enjoyed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
BIGGER THAN ruE BIGGEST.
Greater than Tho Grontcst-Better than tn
Best!


Best!
The greatest organized amusement
enterprise in the world is billed for, and
Will positively appear in all its mann
moth greatness at Dallas on the 18th of
October.
II ~ coming surely, and we arc au-
thOrlzcd to announce Il, despite minors
to the contrary. The management h ave-
determined to como If il takes every
man, woman and child within radius
Of one hundred mites 10 fill their huge
city of tents. II ~ even now on the ran,
coming on its own great trains coupled
To it's own locomotives, Il ycritahle Won
dGrlaud on wheels. the air will soon
Toe filled with melody, tho streets with
pranciEg Rtords, and he whole with
splcnuOr the most lavish, ~ shown IN
The huge highway parade, the grand en-
try Of the graUdU-t show Oh all the green
earth.
Sells Bros' Monster Fifty-Cage Men
nlgerie and Great -FOUR Ring Circus is
without r.Talj Its grand m -npgorie is
the most complete ever Witnessed not
a living thing rs known ln the brute
creation bat ~ To be- lOund buuuath the
mighty mountain If tents The great
est living wonders ol the times (n
which on ~ extreme rarity and greatness
are considered wonderfully i, the .,ar OF
huge 'ppOpolami owned hv the
MeSsrs. Sells, aud valued at S57 900. The
only living pair ever bphcld in cap
tlVlty- hluod-sweatu terrible pachy-
derms--a show in themselves, greater
than the combined httrHctio of some
shows. nroyrs, herds and daus of ami
mails considered rare by other shows -
thousands al-are what the Messrs.
sells bring.
In the Great FOur-Rug Circus viii be
found more ,rouprs-- whole, complete
troupes than other shows nave indi-
vidual artists, The uneuualled salary
list comprises in lii 200 trst-cass stars,
radiant with such names as MIR. Frank
Gardner, Senior Don Jerc Bell, Mr.. Bud
Gorman, MIR. James Stow, MIR. William
Soils, MmO. Cordonu, Miss Polio Lee,
Miss Mildred Gardner and srGr0 more
OF tearles, bareback riders. rrouues of
volliguers, gymnaS's, acruhatS, c.c, the
Stirk Family, EWope's greatest uni
cyclists and hiuyClisls, the wonderful
aerial bicycliSts; tho wonderful Leslie
brothers, the Burton Athlc'es,thc Great
Roma'is, and, in shurl, 2D1-mll and
complete. Cold type can give no ado
quade idea ui the immcusity aud
grandeur OF the biz !now. 500 IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

A song service, in connection with tho
regular evening service, will ho given
at tho Baptist church, corner of Pattor
son avenue and Sycamore street. DIR. o.
u. Hewitt leading, assisted hy some q.
our best singers. Following Is the orde,
OF service fer the evening:
opohlhs Antl1m -"AlpNo joyful Noise
Unto Goi' FulI amir
Solo-"savior Source NJ Every Blcssinr.'
-. .... ..... Miss Mar Guillut
Vuartctic- bow Down rhinc Ear
Misses Helm md Murphy, Ncssr..
Hewitt and &. A King,
Solo-'l'ord Incline Thine Ear"
o... Mis-, Ada MUMMY
Vunriotte-.'l nspircr and N arcr of PRAYER"
Y, Misses Murphy and Helm, Mrssr,.
CONSIDER the Lilies"
-Jlo and Chorus--"Eyny Wort Of TX G t'J'I ls
Pure ...l,, Mis-, Ncllc Know les. Miss
Jounle CrosswHite, H. Hglen ana i, Arm
strong.
Closing Anthcm-"Thc Earth is the Iord's'
Seats free. An are cordially invited.
The oppni,E anthem W IA be sung at eN-
actly 1880 o'clock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

the most brilliant affairs of the season.
The beautiful counterpart drill, with its
effective tableaux, holds the beauty,
grace and talent of Dallas-a strictly So
ciety affair. The twentv-four charming
young ladies engaged in the drill have
acquired remarkable proficiency
IN their parts, and we are sure will en-
chant the audience with their beautiful
eyolntions. The costumes worn, are To
be counterpart OF those worn by Mary
Anderson and Langtry, IN some of their
most telling roles. Other society ladies
ami gentlemen will engage in some
beautiful and effective tableaux. Some
of our finest and fairest musicians
are engaged in rehoarsng under Mr.,
CapwelPs supervision. Dramat ic aiding
VIII 10 another pheasant feature of the
entertainment, while tho ladies hint
they have other delightful surprises in
store for the public that win fill the
house to overlooking on the second
evening. We commend this laudable
enterprise, and hope each one called
upon will contribute freely, for Dallas
will make one OF tho finest exhibits OF
my city in the sta g, owing TO the I'M
firing and unialtoring zeal OF the ladies
engaged in it,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

Va ANIED-InE lENAS MUTINTgV
w d0wment Association viii give good I aNi
prontHDle employment 10 uXper.epcCd insrsI
Rnce solicitors. Address 4. II, Han Se osi'
lnry. ~ Vain street, Dallas, Texas. iyS,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

no. 1tA MADISON AVENUE.
Now York. superior board, moderate
prices. Many southern references.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
LOCAL LORE.
DOCK PIeLER ON THE SHOOT,
A Frishtful and Sensational Runaway
Uncle sam and n Sberif-Donnelly
Jailed for Safe-Keeping-An
Insane Woman, Etc.
.uncIe snmn md n shsrin.

The case of the United States va. IT. Il.
Jackso, shor;T osItm,aa,a
S''e'N VI i'n'es.olo county
was ca'leu up yesterday before j. NJ
Mccormick; United States commits.
4ionar. Thc de,ondont 20 ooo,,sod ~ -,
sisting tIe exec,tin, 81 % ,,'','l, " - w.
he federal court ~ III" dis y,, if mn
points of the ease. ~ innrned aro oham,
IS follows: A vnar or so a,,o iha az ~, %Dp",
Bradley mannrart,,riny ronnonv ui s',o ~
,ut an attachmpnt in ,5e distr;ny n Suv
# Iima as,o',, o,, ~ ene uistrict court
n sons and tho wri, "s"' ,ia h' Mua'l.s
taiy, ,,,,,,. - ','O ~ " 40 NNlou On GER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

Last evening about $3.50 o'clock,
fearful runaway took place, which for
a time looked as though life, limbs and
property had been destroyed. A man
by the name of Jesse Rogers, from near
Hutchins, was driving his wagon.
nearly empty, on Commerce street from
the direction of this river. lie had i'm il
MS son about twelve years of age and
was perhaps a little pNcitpd by liguor.
somewhere between Jefferson and
Market the team, consisting of two good
stIohg horses, Docdmr frightened hv the
wnlstlo Ol the locomotive or some other
cause and rushed madly up Commerce,
rogers and his boy remaining In
tho wagon and cndeavuring la
check the frightened beasts. When on
posile the eastern side of the vacant lot
III rear of the exchange build ing, they
suddenly Whirl'd towards the fence inn.
medlately in rear uf the office of the
uult, Colorado Il Santa Fo ticket and
Telegraph once aud in turning threw
OUT MIR. Rogers aud son. The former
was cut aud bruised about the head, and
mo hoy had his shoulder badly bruised.
but 1t IS thought not dislocatcd. Tho
wounds ol neither are serious, but the
wagon WIS dashed agnust the fence
ana "bnSled up generally. whilst the
horses seemed to hayu sustained no in
Jury beyond icw scratches. Ii was a
miracle thai horses AND drivers were
not all Killed ON Tho rough and rocky
space they cuursed over al the limo or
tho upset and stuppagr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

Boots To order ut tiunstablo's.
Repairing done ut llunstablc's.
Goto llmstablo's, ~ Elm street.
Goto limSmhlo's for boots aud shoes.
Fresh artesian water at Ord's saloon
free.
Tho llunstablo Shoe Store Is the shoe
store.
See the great INDUCEMENTS offered by
u. Calm * Co., 100 Main street.
just rrceiyoe, u lut 4 horsc-raiish in
root, at a. T.. ruucho the grocer.
Webster win continue tn mako bis
best cabinet photograph at s. per
dozen.
\ better morning meal free is had nj
the "lcn Loi than can be bought else
where
William Ernonwoiu, the house decor
atorNH Main street, paints aud paper
hang.
Something for tho ladics, Angelica aud
roNqy wins, mild ami pleasant. Loeb a
Fruihorg.
Go aud SEQ nr. Barclay, at the So.
James Hotel if you want tn be- cured of
/ the piles.
/ The Turf saloon ON Elm stroslp1n.
| tte oliver ~ Griggs, have the finest
i uuch ia town
| Those rousts aud tina, splccd SOUP nj
the Glen lea heats the cafe meal NJ the
salons nf Paris,
Dr. Chcauey, dentist, 700 Elm stre,t,
maNeSN speciality ct hue operations ON
the natural teeth.
/ Oysters SHIELDED to order and fish fresh
from tire sea and the rivers, served In
every style at the Glen Lea,
Paints manufactured by Dallas Paint
aud Color Works ARE uou-pOisonOus
Hamilton * Young, Agents,
The llunstahlo Shoe company hav,
enlarged their retail department aud ar
nrepariug Tor u large tail trade,
Tho Turf saloon has tho finest liquor.
md cigars Ia the city. The place is Elm
street, opposite oliver X Griggs.
Geo. Rick, the Elm street mrnitur,
dealer, Is selling chairs, dininv-rnnn
furniture In quality aud price to sui
everyone.
Ord's Place, Lamar street, II Ia,
iNNorite stopping place for business,
mon, and others, who like line ole
whiskies aud liquors,
Pure and uncolnred and guarantee,
unauthorized MAY Blnssnm Tea nt IA
cents pOund In one pound packages N
Bouches', ~ Main street.
The regular Understand vt the Glei
Lea saloon N open all day aud all night
, Marine luNurics are ON hand equal IN
; freshness To the coast restaurants.
Extremely low prices have boe,
/ arkcd ON all the furniture Geo. Ricl
= has In stock--tahlos, chairs, rockers, he'd
ROOM aud parlor sets. Give him a call
\ solid gold watch, Elgin movements
NA suit at clothing, handsome cham
Der set, n Tine castor, u complete set q
Shakespeare's works, n handsome celu
loid comb and brush, a box of line cigar
mud other articles, given away by II
Calm 4 Co.
Miss Waller has lust returned iron
her annual trip 10 New luIK, where sin
went to obtain the nuwe. and mos
popular styles To the apprt "a, hing sea
son. Those whu p"ur her With thei
patronage, may bp assured cot perter
satisfaction, la htI tit und style; Nl3l
Elm street, Dallas. Texas.
Tho Dallas Board NJ Trade saloon
corner ot Main AMI Austin, ~ excellc,
hN none in the country. lts line wines
liquors, cigars are noted hy every tray
Vlcr la the State. Their billiard hall /
handsomely liked up, and their table
OF the most approved mako. III Won wan
To spend u quiet hour playing billiards
or get some OF tho finest liquors yo,
ever drank, 10 to the Board OF Trad
ssloeD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

Doc Piglor of Forney, claimed that
his brotherin-law Wilson owed him 500
and Wilson refusing to pay him, he
went cunning for him and fired n salute
which took effect in an inOlleusiye citi-
zen, producinga painful though not So
riouS wound. Pigler took n wcst-bound
IRAN anu some Of the unsophisticatrd
nillcllls here were searching the town
for him just ~ though the prisoner
would rush into towr of the size of
Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
DISTRICT JUDGE.
COUNTY JUDGE.

IA T. AXE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
W announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS rs
candidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
NOTICES.

y "aal ~ oNEY To LoAN-wEuAVE
aee uninru'ulcrod ciy rosl Ssi Sui ON v ,S,,
Dst NJ yeats AZ reasonable rnte or Infer.
~, Muhllil 4 RnLANg, Real Iest,te and
.sH-.sy-snS Vent, 70p Main st , Seis.it
y cri,.rf;. InD BIDS Will uE M.
on octn,,o,ss ny Office untils u'eiesk =. M,
basin Iron 80 ier furnishing seven catch
,,nttry ie't or mon grating TO cover ihe ',pse
office p, ahin sl'eet In front W the H,rpd
Inv ciyp -Pev,nestloes " ~ recn at
bAltA,' os'tt est, ISsi or MI NJ SsSE'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

same officially, and City Secretary Parry,
in pursuance. issued the following
notice:
City Hall, Dallas Oct Ito the Hon,
Water Commissioners Of tke City OF Dallas.
Greeting:
You are hereby notified that the hon
orable mayor of the city of Dallas has
filed, in this office, his veto on the action
OF the honorable city council had mt an
adjourned meeting, October 9, 1884, on
motion Of Alderman Cockrell, granting
said commissioners funds To carry on
their work at the City park.
Witness my official seal and signature
at office, in the city of Dallas, this, the
18th day of October, 1854,
w, Il. PARRY,
City Secretary,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

The following new telephone subscri-
bers have been connected with the telo-
phone exchange this month to date:
j. w. Saunders, grocer, east Elm
street; A. Davis, residence, Masten
street, Smith II Hall, insurance, corner
Main and Murphy; DR.. j Hall Bell,
residence, y Pearl street; John Wester,
Novelty iron works; w. j. Johnson,
drug store, 1916 E.lu street; Mcdowell 4
simmons, stable, s23 Main street; DR.. j..
A. Ewing, residence, corner Swiss ave
nue and Ewing streets; Wheat x Epps,
coal office, crossing, Santa ie and
Texas Central railways; Bert Aston,
stable, Elm street
G. A, REED, Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

The following mar iage licenses were
issued during the past week: $. NJ.
Curtis and NJ L Humphreys, 4. D..
Woatherford aud Mary A. Pruitt,
George 4, FlOudcrs and Manic Me-
Graw; $. l., Mou,c amt l.. NJ, Luck; H.,
a, Belcher and Mrs Adoiia Johnston.
Harrison Oustoy aud Mrs. sophia El.
bridge; James kirkland aud Sarah q
Buui Phillip schwartz and Clara Rnscn-
thali j. &, Graves mi Martha &. Barker.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

WANrED-ALL PERSONS TO KNOW
~ that Mrs, j. +. Burnet is carrv,n.' "
the business formerly done by her b1shsonug 9
decreased, ut 81 and Si3 Main street, yYSaua
she at all times is prepar d with sGingsH
worGmen to do all kinds PLUMBING nll
water and, Stcam-nttin4, lightning ISs
pumps and In large variety. ., glI
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1913 and 80 Main street.

Mrs. A. I4ider lakes tins method to in
form her old friends aud customers and
The public generally that she has opened
rooms for dressmaking ut No. Sl8 Elm
street upstairs, four doors east of
Blankenship ~ Blake, Dallas. The mi.
yersal tisiaction given to her patrons
IN he past, boih in regard to style aud
quality of work, is sufficient guarantee
thal the most iastidiuus taste will be
Dleaspd
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Rental organs, y month, at Frees
& Sons.
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