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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01
PERSONAL.

Thomas f. Blnnie, OF Scotland, Is Mt the
Windsor.
Captain Sam Cundh, OF Longvlew, is in
the city.
j. s. Andrews, OF Fort Worth, Is at the
81. George.
Louis scherck. OF New Orleans, ID booked
al the st. George.
J. b. Hudson, of Pueblo, Colorado, Ia
registered at the St. George.
J. z. Holloway and ID. II. Pucketl, OF
Arkansas CITY. Arkansas, are ut tho 81
George.
JIG. Bigger, United States district sitor-
ney, returned yesterday from the Fort
Worth convention.
james Mckee. ir., deputy United State
marshal, leaves for the southern portion o.
the state on businets.
Mrs. Arthur Heating and daughter, Of
Kansas City, are stopping with Mr.. Z. A.
Heating, Of this city.
Mrs. J. w. Floore, Of Cleburne, Mrs. j.
Is. Harris and Miss Maud Childress. o'
Terrell, are ~ the Windsor.
Mra. NJ. J. Langdon leaves this morning
for visit 10 Greenwood, Nebraska, on q
visit o relatives and friends
Mrs. Olive r. Reynolds, OF California, Il
visible MITE. IL. DCnIOtutfi Whit oitioVN
avenue und Sycamore street
Major M. j. Langdon returned yesterday
from business trip through eoutnern and
central Texas. He reports crops as looking
unusually ilue.
Major Alex. Mason, of 81. Lonis, promi'
nent merchant miller, is in the city looking
about, with the view Of establishing $40,
600 Touring mill here.
Captain Alexander Harwood leaves this
morning for Danyille, New York tn join
Mre. Harwood, who has been sojourn'ng
there several months pact for her health.
w. II. Bockmau. formerly with Thomas
X. Thornton, but now Of Denison, 10 Q
guest this week of J. NJ. Dram and Thomas
r. Thornton.
At the St, George: Bird Cnrry, st. Louis
w p Began, Mckinney; r Vickpy, Waxa-
hnchie; Crossmap, Canton, Mississippi
A l. Morris. Weaihcrlord; l. 1 Thornpson,
Mesquite; II + Wakefield, Wakton;, + II
Wymap, Boston; w Wallace, Tyler
Base Pruill, Weathertord; J y Baynt
Greenville; S Ray, J Ray, Louisville
Kentucky; II Francis, Colorado City; L
= Anderson, Alvsrado;. James Wilson
Reading, Pennsylvania; John A Williams
Louden, Tennessee; Is + Johnston, IT..
Alyarado; n NJ Lee, Baltimore; W /
Moore, Tyler; Lami Sohirk, New Orleans
George King, Texss; George Wilcox, Nc
Kinney; 2 II Grammar, Weatherford; I a
Johnston. Texarkana; q Leitz, Marshall
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stylish Headgcar for Men.

THE styles In gentlemen's hats" said a
halter in answer to reporter, differ very
little from those Of lsot winter. The crown
Of the Derby is higher, and the curl and the
brim are both flatter. In elk hats the bell
is lighter and the brim Is more open,
smaller and more cosrsely rolled. The
Fedora and Alpine, the soft hats, are not
worn 70 much. Black is the prevailing
color, and the silk hat Is the only dressy
hat. There 10 no difference between
the young man'e hat and the old mans
hat, except that The latter has q wider
brim. One can hardly say that 10 true,
either, for the old men are getting quite
Juvenile 10 their tastes. Before long they
win be the only ones wearing the narrow
brim high hat"
THE provincial towns get the New York
styles about year behihd handf'
"No, they get the style before we do In
New York. We decide on sample hats
early in the winter; send out our travellers
and ill the orders OF the out OF town Gus.
TONERS before We make mp hats for ouf-
selves"
Gas 10 the daudies7"
"Dudes order hats one Size too small.
Appropos OF the dude, do you know that
they copy the English even In the name OF
the hat. One came In the day before yes.
terdav and said: Gimme o pot at "A
Whst?' asked the clerk. Why, dawnt
chew knaW7 A billy-cock.' He got .
derby. "-fMail and Express.
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F low erS.

Both foreign and domestic
manufacturers have outdone
themselves in the beauty OF
their productions. We are
showing the most superb lines
of Artificial Flowers that were
ever seen under one roof.
Sprays and Montures of all
kinds and in all new and natu-
raj tints. Roses and Buds OF
every kind. Mushrooms,
Grasses, etc. We have mark
ed them all down for this week
We have no room to display
hem all; but we will gladly
show you through il you will
give us a little of your time.
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Az exchange SAYS real MICS looking old
lady wen. into the senate gallery the other
day aud asked nice 'iooking gentleman
who sat beside her to point out SENATOR
BUTLER, Of South Carolina. III want TO see
tho man who killed 70 many oolorsd
people at Hamburg" she said. The gen
tlemGn happened TO BIO southern man
and, with bitter irony, he pointed out the
venerable SENATOR HoAR, OF Matsichu-
sets. The old lady looked at him for a
moment and then remarked; 81 might
have known 81; there's murder In every
lineament Of his face"
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i,,rue Of wines, and Of navy things in Tho

il true OF wines, and OF May things In the
jewelry line, etc. Why not en-
act that all these manufactures
be prohibited II would puzzle
moro than one Al. ID. with diploma, TO
say nothing Of the consumer, to dis'in'
guish one OF those homeopathic little pills,
or the sugAr-eoat ed ones Of the allapath. OF
like wisdom would Do the prohibition
against their manufacture and sale. II the
New York legislature had enacted special
law prohibiting, under adequate penalties.
the sale Of oleomargarine, butterine, ETC.,
rs pure butter from milk and cream, the
honest and intelligent mind would have
asson,ed to tue validity and possibly TO the
expedency OF the action. The Empire
state solans have drifled back about an
hundred years.
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ruE uELr STREET RAILWAY.

Work WAS begun Yesterday morning on
the Belt street railway, on Lamar street,
Injunction suit epjoining the railway was
looked for Late Ia the evening HERALD
reporter me. Mr.. Ferd Tucker with one in
his hand, in which he prays that the said
railway be epjoincd from building on La.
mar street. He was looking for Judge AL
dridge, OF the district court, TO get him 10
sign the necessary paper, but up to late
hour it had not been issued on. The mem.
the Dallas Belt Railway company, will, il
enjoiued, give the necessary bond and pro.
coed with the work.
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LEGISLATIVE FOLLY AND WRONG


We confess to surprise at the recent &C.
ticn Of the New York legislature, and to
disappointment at that Of GOVERNOR CLKvE.
LAND upon their approval Of bill which
prohibits tho manufacture and sale Of oleo-
margarine, butterine, etc. The bill passed
and signed reads as follows mo person
shall manufacture outof any olesgInous sub.
stance or substances, or any compound Of
bae same, other than that produced from un'
adultered milk, or Of cream OF the same. any
article designed to take the place OF butter
or cheese produced from pure, unadultera.
ted milk or cream OF the same, or shall sell
or offer for sale the same 40 an article OF
food" We lose faith in the intelligence OF
Legislative bodies when We see such unjust
and stupid action taken by the lawmakers
Of the great state OF New York.
That body might with equal propristy
have passed o bill prohibiting the msnuiac'
ture and sale of paper collars or celluloid
cuffs, or any sort save those made Of linen;
or cigars OF Connections tobacco instead oil
Havana, or anything else. Why shouldn't
oleom srgsrine be proper and Legitimate
article OF commerce. the same ss II buttsr'
Both are beef products, the one is made
from the suet the other from the milk.
Both are admitted equally wholesome.
II has been copclusively established that
the "butier OIL" taken from the fst OF beef
cattle 10 lust - proper |
q commercial commodity - the
uIrloin nesk. The fact thst butter BY the
old process OF milk or cream churnins is %
closely Initiated that to discern 1t form the
pleon srrsrine 10 often impossible TO even |
.xperts, cuts no figure In the csse. Sup
pose u 10, Il this . reason Why oleomar
zarine shouldn't be Manufactured and
'oId7 There are some manufactured Ices
n ordinary value that can scar,sly Be de-
<o,sd xIsSa - szs.sss " $50 Sssss. I'LL
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gshRSaHReeRg&
ARE AT 1T AGAIN.

We have more goods than ever, and we'll tell you
WHY: When buyers went to market we had ar
ranged to enlarge our house at once. Our intention
then simply to break through the walls OF the ad
Joining stores and increase facilities without de-
lay. Purchases were to be made accordingly. Since
then our plans have been changed Our addition
is to be handsome four-story building, which will not
be ready occupancy until after this is ur
BUYERS were not notified Of this change in time. We
therefore heavily overstoc>ed. The two apartments
that should have been (and ultimately will be) most
benef tied by improvements OF most
stocked. They cannot remain so--some of the goods
be disposed Of at To do this we Will for inc
next week make
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why Darwin DID Not Care For Pcstry and
Religion.

Ihave heard Il said that the sagacious
and admirable naturalist whom We lost not
long ago, Mr.. Darwin, cnce owned TO .
friend that for his part he did not expert
ence the necessity for two things which
most men find 20 necessary TO them-poe-
try and religion: science and the domestic
affections, be thought, were enough.
To . born naturalist, can well
understand that this should be go.
So absorbing 10 ais occupation with ma
turs. DO strong his love for his occupation,
that he goes on acquiring natu-
raj knowledge OF and reasoning upon II,
and has little time or inclination for think
ing aoout getting 1t related 10 the desire in
man for conduct, the desire in man for
beauty. He relates II 10 them for himself
AZ he goes along, 20 far - he feels the need,
and be draws from the domestic affections
ali the additional solsce necessary. But
then Dsrwins are very rare. Another great
and admirable master OF natural knowl-
edge, Tafaday, was . bandemeufau.
Thst IL 70 ssy, he rslsted HE
knoSledge TO HE iSsiino' for coz
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THE oIIEEN CITY,S BALL,

The bail given last evening by the Queen
Guy u uards, al their GTInoTy, on Live Oak
street, was largely attended despite the in
clemency OF The weather. The spacious
hall thronged with the gallant soldiers in
foil dress uniform, lovely women and
chivslrous young men presented a most
pl-sting scene as they glided through the
danc,e to the sweet strains Of delightful
music, The bal. was decided euccess.
The ION pany leaves Sunday for Houston
where twin contend for honors In the in
ter-.ta ea 4 Ill.
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Feathers.

For this special sale we have
marked down our entire line
of Ostrich Feathers. The re-
auctions are all genuine, and
will last Tor this one week only
as at the end Of that time we
expect our stock to be about
the size.at which we shall cary
it for the balance Of the season
Our prices will do the work.
Our entire line Of $50
Feathers we will sell for LIS.
Our line Of 200 Feathers we
will sell for LOO, and our line
of 800 Feathers we will sell
for 2.4o.
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SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough purilica-
the disease perpetuates its faint through
generation after generation. Among Its
earlier symptomatic developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu-
mors, Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
steal Collapse, etc. II allowed to CON
tinue, Rheumatism, ScrOful0us Ca
tarrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Tubercular Consumption, and vari-
Gus other dangerous or fatal maladies, arc
produced by II.
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General Samuel Bell Mfxey's address to
the assembled veterans at Paris was mas
terpieca and deserves 10 DO filed among tao
historical archives of the state. Our chill
dren need just such stirring sounds to
awaken them TO the possible emergencies
OF the fnurN, so that in tho time OF their
country'e need their courage be mo less than
tho invircble determination that wrested
Texas from Mexican trammels.-[E l Paso
Lone Star
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THE New York Globe, edited by colorsd
man, says "tbs negroes of the north and
west are weary Of republican PROMISES"
The amen with which the southern negro
will greet that announcement will be blood
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MoRx than dozen stockhol ders have be-
come DO discouraged by dizziness Of Wall
street business in the last two and half
years that they will cell their seats at the
board II they can get $4,000. The last sale
vas at $4,000.
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I jjps.

We will offer for this week
200 punches Of Real Ostrich
tips, in all the new shades at,
Ito per bunch; our regular
price on them is $50.
SIS punches Of fine heavy
double headed Tips, in all the
new shades, at IT'S per bunch
of 8; their real worth is $50
$50 punches of Real Ostrich
Tips, extra full and large 10
every shade, at $50 for a
bunch of 8; these are our best
offering, as they are worth $50
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II is said that Mr.. BLAINE was 80 greatly
hurt by cartoon 10 Puck which represent
ed him as tattooed man, that he is serious
ly considering the advisabili,y of bringing n
heavy suit for dam ages against the paper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

MISSISSIPPI grows the finest wool in the
Union, and yet very little attention Is paid
to the industry. The Mssissippian prefers
TO raise cotton and starve rather than snip
wool and grow fat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

Tnu excerpt from the St, Louis Post
Dispatch, Is calculated 10 make somebody
SMILE over ct Fort Worth: "wEBs FLAsA.
oar Of Texas. the what'are-we- here-for- but
the-ofsoes man. viii be dsleaate-at-large
ones more 10 the national republican con-
vnnkion.'s
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spooKs, aoBLINs AND FAIRIES.

SPOOKS, oOBLINS AND FAIRIES.
Dent forget that on next Monday night
one OF the most gorgeous plays over placed
upon the theatrical boards will be pre-
scented at tho Dallas opera-house. From
New York came the richest scenery that that
city could produce for the great spectacular,
fairy drama, Aladdin. Mothers, fathers
and children have all been interested and
will be still more delighted with the vivid,
living represeutatiO
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TN committee appointed in Nashville.
Tsnusssse, 70 induce the business men Of
that city and manufacturers 70 make de
plays 1t the Worlds Exposition IN New
0rlesns q meeting With gratifying fuccess.
1hs city Of Knoxville IL 10 build temple
e The Exposition grounds. to bs con-
oorueted Of the various marbles OF Fest
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THE Memphis Advance continues to In
slst that GENERAL HANCOCK be allowed
chance to run again. The general is too
gallant sclder TO run well, and besides
ha reeda rest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

rozzoNI's MEprcATEp COMPLEXION POWDER
For infants toilet IL is an indispensable
article, healing all excavations immedi-
ately. Mothers should use 1t freely on the
little ones. 1t is Ierfectly harmless. For
sale by drncGists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

TIE poet TurPEE is the originator OIL Q
hair-brained scheme TO form q volunteer
corps for the relief Of GORDON. He might
mall the MAHDr a volume OF hlspoems and
0oRpoN could steal out before the shock TO
NAHDr's nervous system had expended
itself.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

The most delicate persons opjoy taking
Emory's Little Csthartio Pills; they restore
color, give y wh loapme app'tlte, put new
lite IN broken down body, they nre pleas.
ant 70 take and their action Is very mild.
Drugeisia cell them--l5 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

An old circus rgent says: "ola good
day a frst-class eide show will take In from
5000 TO $780," The republican conven.
ton at Fort Worth ought to clear expenses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

"A WOMAN" says an exchange. "is a
bride until she commences to sew On but
tons." Some women thus manage to pro-
long their honeymoon all through life.
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IT might be sppropos 70 remark in view
OF the deluge Of tariff ;alk, that although
figures never lie they some times wander Il
good way from the truth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-01

brewster has his clothes made in Lon
don. Some OF his opinions appeared to
have been hammered out over thore.
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The STANDARD OIL company are sinking
experimental wellsin Tennessee and south
ern Kentucky. Is his in the interest OF the
PAYNE boom?
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robson says he can write better book
tban BLAINE. He might ny his hand on
"Whst Know About Jong Roach"
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,r.a,c,n,. That are Reliable.

FULLER. Ark, October is. 1851. +.
Smith a Co., Ct. Louis. Dear 6irs: have
been using your valuable aud most reliable
medicine in my family for some time, and
fInd that they possess great curative prop
yer Tonic are two wonderful remedies. /
consider your medicines are good, and pre-
pared with care end honesty.
Yours truly, j. b. CURSUrf
Far sale " AL cruszists.
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Rree of Postag. to all Parts of tho United
Stntcs and Canada.

Remit by drafl ON Dallas pos,offiee money or.
der or registered letter. II sent otherwise, We
viii no, DO responsible for miscarrlages. Adj
dress THE HhRALD Dallas, Texas
Specimen copies tent free on application
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THE senate is kicking against the house
for It's dilatory policy. Three hundred sem
ale bills are heaped on the speakers table
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AS many as dozen members frequently
attend the night session Of the house, 10
participate in the debate on the tariff bill.
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The cotton worm has reappeared in
Egypt. Life in the Orient is one round Of
unbroken pleasure.
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All Papers piseoniinued q. tho Expiration

OF The limo InIH IOrs
Look az The printed label on your paper. inc
date thcrton shows when the subscription cN'
plrts Forward tho money In ample tine lof
roaewal, N YOU de'lfe uuhrokcn hles ~ We can
got always furnish back numpoTs.
pubs5rlbtrs desiring The address ~ thtir paper
changed viii pl.ato flaio In their Ccmmnnc9'
tom nnih The nh and new nhhfnls
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GOVERNOR CLEvELAsD L. being Tesur.
recitd and scrspe3 of, presumably for q
dark horse entry.
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In the absence OF suitable materials or the
time TO prepare II, people often 60 without
q dressing for salads. Buy Durkee's Dress-
ing, andyou will never trouble yodrself with
any other.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

y1E ARE AUTHoRIzED 10 ANNOUNCE
w Colonel J. q STEVEN. as q candidate
for Justice OF the icscc OF Pseclnct 70. J.
u7FARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOnN T. Gill EsrIEts candidate for
Justlce III The Peace, Precinct No. ]. Dallas
eourty, Toxas,at the ensuing Novemne Ger election
uIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNou NCE
w JUDGE X. T.. BURKE as = candidate for
the indgcfhip Of this judicial district At tho
ensuing November election
TITE ARE AUTHURIzED 40 ANNOUNCE
w Colonel Ed. =. BOWER as candidate
for the ollee OF County Judge at the ensuing
election IN November
- AkE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE w.
W II. THACKRR for County Cleik.
WE ARE KkQUEsIED 10 ANNOUNCE
Wv GEORGE II. FRARN for Justice OF tho
peane for Precinct No.
XAJEA Rs HrbEBY AU1 HOkizkD 40 AN.
w nouncc Colonel W. N, EDWARDS as Il
candidate for County Judgoat tn ensuing no.
ycmber election.
WE RE AUTnORl2ED 10 ANNOUNCE
w W W. PEAK ior Justice OF ire Peace IN
Precinct No. !. .----.---...---..-..-..
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Nj X, 5. KIMBROUGH a. a candidate Tor
the Legislature In Dnllns county, subject 10 tAe
Artion ~ tnp nfihocrRcv
THURSDAY, MAY /, 1884.
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WE CANNOT DESCRIBE TRMMRDHATS. LADIES MUSTSBR THBM
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
CARPETS.

Wo are heavily overstocked IN ex. 6upers
and We must therefore offer q number of pieces
OF extraordinary reductions.
At 65c We will sell an Atwood ex Super worth
90 cents.
Our ssc quality is equal to any LOO Goods In
the market
We have marked down tapestries 30 CSC and
!5c that cannot be bought elsewhere for less
tran 90c and LOO
Our best qualities that arc worth LILO 10 LIS
we arc selling ct Sc and Gee.
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MATS AND RUGS.

We ask special consideration FOR the lines
mentioned below. They are all Married below
arc worth si.75 to &. At Si.75 we viii sell Z
velvet rug that 10 worth g. so. At 81 80 We will
sell an extra large velvet rug that IL worth So
number Of other styles at equally low prices
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EATNosPaEpIc disturbances last night oil
over .ho country, greatly impaired the
efficiency cithe telegraph service and cur.
tailed The usually yolumiuous reports Of
thu Western Associated Press and The
HrRAID's daily special summary.
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to scrofula
because of superstition that 1t could be
cured by kings touch. The world Is
wiser now, and knows that
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INDICATIONS.

For the Westsrl Gulf sia,es-Local rains
partly clordy weather. souherly winds; slight
changes IN temperature.
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS In our MILLINERY and CARPET DEPARTMT
Sanger Brothers
MILLINERY DEPARTN'T

is conceded by ladies of taste to be the most complete
in the South in all things pertaining to fashionable head
gear. Our quotations below for this seasons produc
lions. No old or shop-worn goods.
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
nAIIH


oompri,irg eisht Iages 81 hiiy.six columns
mtdc NJ from she cram of ine uslly eiinons,
state, aud Is now offered at tho following 10
durcd fnicsi
One Copy, One Year. ..,,,.,,,,..., si'oo
Prom March Ia November Ia, 1884 20
tNyaMAnLy IN ADvANCh
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SANGER BROTHERS.
MATTINGc.

White straw mating at II LOO a yard. worth
16 1.2c.
Checled mating at go a yard. that ordina.
rlly sells for 35c.
fhreo lots Of fancy straw mattings at CSC, soc
and $50 o yard that has sold ut fiom loc TO 15c
moro.
We are getting out several additional lots
which will be on our carpet floor this week.
They nre all special bargains.
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BODY BRUSSELS.

We have put ont three special lots Of these
goods At LIS LIS and. IS that arc worth Leo
in Moquettes ct LIS, 1 IS and l50 yard that
have never been sold for less than l50, 66 and
1.S5, In oil cloths. Nanier and Cocoa naitngD
tons.