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EIGHT NInILIsTs ExEourED.
The Secret Manner in Which They WEI
Trtah o,,A

Tried and Condemned.
We record this morning the execution
Of eight condemned Nihilists in the cit
adel of st. Petersburg. Six of them
were officers in the army or navy. The
other two were women. They were put
TO death in the presence of the prison
officials, the minister of the interior,
and the minister of justice. The public
know neither the day nor the hour of
the event. But the circumstances Of
this secret execution, grim and weird as
they are, sink into insignificance when
compared with the trial which preceded
IL. English murderers are hanged in
private, though the act is here preceded
by public notice, and followed by
cOroners inquest. The criminals, as we
will assume them to have been, were
tried as privately as they were put to
death. Hardly any one was admitted
into the court except the judges, the
advocates, the witnesses and a minister
OF state. There was no jury. The chief
of tho St. Petersburg high court of JUS
tice presided, but the tribunal was, a
courtmartial. Fourteen persons were
convicted and sentenced to death. The
ompeTOr however, has commuted the
sentence upon six of them. The charge
against all was that they belonged to the
terrorist party Of the win of the people,
one professional Judge and ten cOlOnels
tried and condemned indiscriminately
II number of people, some of whom were
CIVILIANS, and could not, therefore, have
committed a military ollense. The pro.
ceedings were conducted in q small
house, without the knowledge oven of
those who inhabited the same street.
We need not waste words in showing
that under such n system there can DO
no security for the administration Of
justice, or even for the observance OF
law. Any one obnoxious to the court or
to the government could be put out OF
the way on the evidence of one perjured
nformer, or without any evidence at
all. We do not say il was so in this
case. These prisoners may have been
found guilty on testimony which would
have satisfied any jury. Whore is the
guarantee2 The Judges answer for the
guilt of their victims; who will answer
dare protest. Indeed there are very few
russian newspapers left. The object OF
Count Tolsto's administration is of
course to intmidate the members of Il
formidable and widespread conspiracy.
But general terror which affects the
innocent does not deter the real culprits
The Nihilists are indeed source of
deadly peril especially when there is
nothing in the shape of liberal or repre-
sentative institutions between them and
absolute despOtsm. Yet even Mini
lists might bo detected and punished
without shocking the feelings of civil
lied mankind London News.
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Alarming Tho Negroes of Tho South.

Alarming inc Nci,rOeS OF the south.
An intelligent negro preacher OF
Bloomington, Illinois, has written an
open letter TO President Arthur calling
attention to the efforts of federal office.
holders in the south to inflame tho ne
groes by proclaiming that re-enslave-
inent will follow the return of the DOM
pcratic party Co power. He says with
much force that slavery Is dead forever
and the possibility OF its resurrection
ought not to be.proclaimed for partisan
fleet"
Such an appeal is most timely. The
negro has never known any party but
The Republican, and il has been kept i'm
power for many years by the lowest "a,
peals TO race prejudice. The negrO,Has
therefore come TO believe the woHt of
these representations, and ignorant as
lie Is, really fears that tho charge is
rue. BY sedulously repeating this ac-
cusation the few white Republicans of
The south have beej able to use tho
negro pretty mucl{ as they please
ind TO maintain themselves In place. II
matters little thattlf material condition
90 the negro IL Infinitely better in the
southern states Since the Democrats
gained absolute (power, that ten negr,
children ara a school TO one, prior &c
so, or that We black man Is more high
regarded In the south than In Tho
north. The race has not yet developed
30 such a segree of philosophy that II car
10 expected to know or appreciate thes,
things. But the president, during thu
Drief remainder of his term, can Mt leas
estrain the leading federal oilice-holder
and nothing would do 1t more eilectu
ally than the peremptory removal of
ew of these seuseless aud noisy alarm
ists.- Philadelphia Times.
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A GRAND SEA Scene.
PROCESSION OF loEBERes.
a Most Phenomenal Sight on the Coasts
ofNew Foundland and Labrador
Floating with the Regular
ity of Living Beings.

During the last week we witnessed an
unusual phenomenon at this season OF
Inc year, says st. Johns On. F.) letter.
i long procession of icebergs has been
i,assing our shores, slowly pursuing
Their southern march on the bosom Of
iAe Attic current, and we have not vet
saen the last OF these glittering wander
rs of the deep. Frequently sixty or
seventy were visible AT the same Tins
rom the top of signal Hill. They are of
II shapes and si2es-some lofty and
surreted, some dome shaped or HAT,
,,nme having series OF beautiful craga
nd pinnacles. A few were of immense
-ize-low, flat islands Of Ice. ! saw one
~ the entrance of Conception Bay, near
,;accalien Island, which was not less
ian two miles in length. Another in
no same neighborhood was estimated
50 be over three-quarters ola mile.
One popularity of them was that they
:, appeared to follow each other as if ar
singed in single line of march, but ut
irregular distances This is accounted
,Or by the supposition that tho bulk of
stlem are Fragments Of an enormous ice
mass which was seen on the Labrador
coast some time ago If tho accounts of
two captains who We're close to il can be
relied on, this was the largest iceberg
ever seen in northern ATTITUDES, One Of
me captains estimated il to be fifteen
Jules in length and three or four in
s'readth; the other made II twenty miles.
Allowing a margin for tho excited i'm
a5inations Of these worthy skippors,
mis- must have been an as
tpnishing island of ice. As it
lid not make its appearance off
ar shores in its full dmeu.
SONS, the great probability is that it has
grounded ON some rocky ledge. BY the
elton Of the summer sun its joints had
ecome loosened, and by the rising and
illing tides and tho force of the wave
it hung on the ledge, great fragments
sere snapped off, and falling, ono by
me, with sulen plunge into the waves,
lpated oil ~ irebergs, thus in part cres-
ing the ghostly procession which has
peen ming along our shores Tor the past
ten days. All of the immense group.
iowever, could not have had the sauo
'rigin. "FhG oldest inhahitant" does
,ot remember anything approaching to
ne ice phenOmenao of this year.
In ordinary years, a few icebergs are
cen afte the lst Of August But now
We have a.huge fleet of them sailing past
n the middle of September and chilling
,ir atmosphere. Since the beginning OF
February, Il stream Of icebergs and Hoes
awe been passing at intervals. Some
sreat ice movement must have occurred
"a the Attic region Of an unusual char
'cter, to cause such an abnormal dis
.orgement and call into existence the
Sast leo argOses of tho last seven
months. As consequence, the supply
I the next few years may be compare
ively small, and we may have but few
i those mighty wanderers of the deep,
rctic warehouses being temporarily
Exhausted.
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Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the host thing
IN the world for quoting and allayiug
all irritation OF the nerves, and curing
all lormS of nervous complaints, giving
natural, childliko refreshing sleep al
waysG
Aud they will tell you unhcsitatiugly
"Somo form of HopSllw
CUArrERI.
Ask any or all oi tho most eminent
physicians:
"Nhst is the best aud only remedy
that can ho relied on tu cure al disease,
of the kidneys and urinary organs ;
such ~ Brlghrs disease, diabttis, rcteu-
ton, or INABILITY 10 retain urine aud all
the Diseases aud ailments peculiar To
WOmenn--
And they will tell YOU explicitly and
emphatlcly "Euchu ~
Ask the sHme phN -iCianS
"WhW Is the unst reliable aud surest
cure tor all liver diseases or dvsucpsIp.
lconsiipatiog indigestion. biliousuos>
iCH'1lia. 'Dvy'. t-t,. &r.. 80. -,,a, y,
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The skin is of that delicate nature
upon which tho most Improvement can
nc made and by the use OF Pozzoni's
Medicated Complexion Powder all
sallownesS and irritation
can be over como leaving the skin deli
cately white, soft and smooth. This
preparation mas world wide reputa-
ton, so no fear need be entertained of
the result. Sold by all druggists.
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W l.. CABELL. Mayor.
\ true COPY. W. y. PARRY. NitN Secretnry
4 BILL 10 BE ENTITLED-AN ORDIe
~ nance 70 provide for a Nnlnnleer Fir.

4 BILL 10 BE ENTITLED-AN ORDIe
n nance TO provide for Volunteer Fir
Police company.
SECTION l. BE It ordained by the Council
Of the city Of Dallas, That there shall be or
sanl2ed under the supcrnteudanCc OF the
Mayor volunteer company to be styled the
Fue Police, to consist of not less than THU
teen nor more than ihy-two men, over the
age ul eighteen Years. Said company, when
on duty shal! Uc 'umanded by the Mayor
assisted by scrSnH each squad OF
Twelve privateS the scrgeautS to be elected
by majority vote OF tae company. and 20
serve iorone year-al. vacancies a. be filled
Us company election for the uneNpired term
Scrgeants chosen for new squads aftcr the
llIst election shall serve only for the remain
DER OF the year, so that the annual election
iorall shall be ut the same time. In case of
the absence Of any sergeant at II Are Tho
Mayor may appoint nom the members OF
bis squad aSuhstltute for the time being. At
lres the sergeantS shall be distinguished by
lhe words sergeant No. 90" and the privates
by the words "Fire Police" worn IN black
letters on white hat or cap bands
See. 2. That the duties ofs0id company shall
extend TO everything connected with fires not
pertaining TO the regular lrodepqrtment, A
portion may be detailed by the Mayor, I'M
der the command ola sergeant or sergeants.
0s he case may he 10 serve MS police for
the protection Of property, to prevent the
tnerneddliug or intrusion Of persons not
belonging TO the fire department nor to the
premises ON me or tudhngerd 10y the IRE; to
arrest suspected persons at fines or persons
| iueddlmg with movable property: to carry
out goods or other movable property and
secure them, and generally 10 do all that
| may DE deemed by The Mayor or officer I'm
command, Necessary for the protection and
| safety or persons and property NJ fires
sec. s.. That whenever thirteen or more
! volunteers shall be enrolled. the MAYOR shall
organize them into one or more squads.
| W hen 30 organized they muy make such
! rules and regulations for their government
/ not consistent with this ordinance, ps thry
may deem proper The SQUADS aud sargennt-
shall be numbered one, two, three sud four
ANA the scrgonuts shall take rank In tho
! same order vi seniority At company meet.
inys the Mayor, If present, shall preside. 9th,
erWlse tho senior sergeant present
Sec. l. That said company may adopt airy
uniform they mul prCler,tu be worn Oh othC
occasions than fires, and Wny hold thei
meetings lu tive city Han 0t any time Whct
neither the Mayors courf nor Council is IN
session.
see. 3. That this ordinance shall take encc
and be In force nom and after It's passage.
Approved October IL, 1881.
W. J.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. r. PARRY, CITY Secretary
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w ANTED-ALL PERSONS TO MN
" that Mrs. j. +. Burnett is cnrrv,ng ~
the business formerly done by her hnsbasn ~
deceased, at 81 and Sl3 Main street, w ibS,
s .,.,.,i at al Times is prepared with sklIlGj
workmen TO DO all kinds or piumbin% gos
water and st6am-n lifting, Ugbtning r6 az
ps'ii'l- ,'l.u ~ i"i Ec NhrlelS. se2tf
w ANTED-THE TEXAS MTTTTII-FY
w doWment Association VIII give good sos
profitable employment 10 CXperIeuced inssr'
Hhce solG!lors. Address a. ". HALL. Secrs.
tary, 723 Main street, Dallas. Texas. I'M
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Horsford,s Acid phosnhnte

MAKES a COOLING DEINK.
Into half 4 tumber of ice water put Il
teasp0onlul of Acid Phosphate; add
Snrnr 10 Ihn InsIn
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For years, ana given mp hy physician.
of Brights aud uthor kidney iesensu
liver complaints severe courhs. CHILLED
consumption, havU been cured.
Women gone uHr.N crazy ''!ti
From agony ui neuralgia nervous.
ness, wHkuu.ues,, and Var.uu. disease.
peculiar 90 women
People drawn ONT uI Iupv FROM oNv.uriuf
INK pnugs ui fN.uwa'' .ut. iutlppuuHtu.v buO
chruuic nt suuprIuu iIOiu srrOUllp.
Erysiuulnt
"Saltrbruu, blood poisoning, dyspcts.u. boa.
digestion, Htd tp mct1lmrSt an discuss tmU
Nnturu ih h.Irtu
Have boon cural Dow Urp MtiurS, proof 20.
which can hn found iN ever, pcichhOlhnod
In ~, Known vut't .-
EEr- Nonv Grl1'ue Nlthoui 70 bunch %.
gyvu Hops uu fhg whit, mhc' Snun al va.
VIE, ooh'uous siuu VIII "Bop' or "uop,i
La thuir uNfur
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nolltf

WANiED-A PARfNER-A PIP 5SgSll
" cal business man to take half mil III.
IN our manufacturing establishment. H,,eIest
be strictly sober and energetic: will H., must
pected to travel and manage entire hist X-
10 the right man we offer bargain 9hileSsi
to or address OLIVER Bros III Main stpplpllyy
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NEW Machine SHOP
Brass Foundry aud Boiler Works.
new and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR,
One Block S. Of Santa Fe lenOi.
IN THE COUNTRY.
One Block S. of Santa Fe Depot
DALLAS. TEXAS.

DALLAS, TEXAS.
Arc prepared to do Az kinds OF IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work s.
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Iron and
Brass Castings, and la fact everything In the
line executed and hnishcd in manner cQun
20 the best shops Ia the whole country
Models tnado to orlcr Don't forget Nehays
the Best Machinery sNd most skilled work.
men IN Texas. Contracts FOR the iron work on
al kinds OF machiaory desired. Doat forget
the place ifyou want good, substantial WORK
done Vt living prices.
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w pondents for Texas Cow Row i,i N a.ls-
county in the state and orwhlch GOOD v VERY
viii be paid; no incompetent person Way" rgs
apply Address Frank Powell q Co., ba uigSeu
Texas '' Dailas
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pERSONAl-Weak and Undevelopet

PARTS oftho Iu"ian nody Enlarged, neve,.
ored and STU ~ iguC1," Rte, an lnleress
ing advertisement long run in our paper, ~
evidence OF humhur ahnn, lis on the con.
lrary the advertisers are very highly indor,eu.
interested pcrrOus may get scaled .circulan
giving all pnriculRui hy addressing he
Medical Co, =. D. Boz als, Hni'HlciN, l.-IV
Wdo kvanlnr Noe
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4 n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND
~ ordering built additional sewers in the
city of Dallas
BE it ordained by the City Council Of the
City Of Dallas;
SECTION l. That there shall be and is
hereby established and ordered built and
maintained the following additional district
sewers In the city Of Dallas, to.wit: A dis
triot lateral sewer, 6 inches In diameter, of
verified clay pipe circular II form, between
Commerce and Main streets, underground
nom Murphy TO Sycamore street, and from
Jefferson 10 Martin street, thence east on
commerce TO Murphy street. to he laid ut
such depth and grade ms shall I've directed by
he Cty Engineer, and made to connect with
the main public sewer in Murphy street. The
cost thereof o be paid by the property own
crs along the line
SEC .. That an blocks between Main and
Commerce streets from jefferson street to
Murphy and all blocks from Sycamore to
Murphy street between Main and Commerce
IRE here made respectively separate sewer
districts
SEC B. That MI the provisions, require
menis ana penalties heretofore adopted by
ordinance in reference TO the sewers, II said
cty shalt he In force and govern the sewers
hereby established us fur as applicable.
SEC. j. That This ordinance take effect
nom It's pas age
Approved oct. 7, 1881.
-
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MANTED--Gl RI OR WOM3N I'm I'm
w general houseworl, to go 10 ptOR
Texas, on Fort Worth Il Denver PojGysalur
JOHN W. WALDEN, at Armstrong Bros o,ttoad
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Send to Browns Iron Bitters Co., Bal
iimore, Md, Tor the prettiest picture
cards ever made. Give name and street
address.
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w ANTED-L tDlES AND CENT? ESy6sy
~ In city country to take light wor,hN
Their own homes;S3 to 81 a day easily INN mad ~
work sent by mail no canvasst q Waahuei
good demand for our work and firnis%h nave
employment. Address, with stamp, C 1eeSGy
MFG CO.. 29i Vine street, Cincinnati H NhWiN
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Eoe SALE.

nor SALE-ONE BAKERY, WITH ALI,
hNlnrcs ncc,s AIRY for baking, Ia pwidp.
awake towns everything uuw aud complete.
~ a prov tu Sui Tie hud times. Address
G. H., In core nu'M. llEW,tp. oct IH-tf
Eok SALE.-AN IMrKuN Ep FARM OF
II lis acres, 10 miles, from Dnllne, nnar
Hutchins' on the II. y r. G. Il, r.; land la
hlgh CIVILIZATIONS produced this year 30 bales
oi cotton and 100 bushels of corn, besides
oats, millot, lrl h potatoes, etc; rs heres Ina
good timber dwelling ort rooms crib, sta
pie, smoke house, cottun-house chicken.
house, 3 wells of lne water enough to supply
the country around, oN-huusc aud crib In
Held for renter, about lOO peach trees OF host
variety, bearing; the whole mrm is enclosed
ny new fence; price, &,60O--Sl, l25 cash, and
hNlnnce IN time; owner desires to return to
Europe, Inquire ut rostotllce, liutchins
TeNts. Ar pEkAR. ocliti
EoR SALE-ABuur @UOO ACRES OF
lane In the choicest grazing district OF
Texas lhe COncho river runs through tho
entire length OF pasture; grass and shelter
abundant. A splendid opportunity for iinc
sock inrm offered for n short time at n bar.
gain. Terms. About halls cash, balance In 3
years at 10 per cent interest. korprice aud
,nrthcr particulars, apply To ions HARRis,
Manager United Tmding Compan, !, Colorado
\Cliy, Texas. nng.tf
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DkurOSALS FOR STONE MD BRICE
work 40 Dallas, rcNaS.-Onco OF super
wishing Architect, Treasury Department,
Washington, u. c., November |, lSSl -Scalcd
proposals VIII be received nj this Office until
p No. ON the 18th day of November, 1881, Tor
gu the labor aud materials, stone. brick, NOR
TAR, etc., and building complete. the basement
NId area walls OF the Couri-hOusg, posloficc
ticY building at Dallas, Texas. In accordance
with drawings and spccluca t,uug, comics of
which and any Ud litiunal Information may
he had ON application AZ this office u the OF.
ice OF The superintendent BIDS must he nc.
companitd 10y n certified check, and tEoy,
received after the time of opening Will NOT d,
considered, NJ. Il. BELL,
Supervising Architect.
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VA ANIED - FIFTY OPEKAT0RS r6
w make jeans pants; prices Sc Offer fer
the hours of and a. rn. tbirdG Tween
BtANKENnIP a. BLAKE. .i nool
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NJ ANIED THREE sHOEMAE FpS.
W Two ON bottoms and one ON dtiin,,,,
must be llrst-clasS; pay s. for boot boit"IpS
j'hh MpRkELL. Colorado City, Tex no5.os,,
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NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS
y Oiproptrty in sewer districts between
Main and Elm 50 Gets, from Sycamore to
liorwuOd street and between M3lu and Com-
m'rce streets rom Jcll,rson to Murphy street.
Section 4 of sewer Urdmuuce-Tha p1yut,
sewers, water closets, and sink ba, ius, etc ,
shall hr constructed Ia AN of said districts to
connect with the district sewer, ON notice
from The city engineer, ana MS directed by
suid officer and not otherwise.
Sub, See. g. II shall be- "a mislempsnor for
iNe owner or occupant ofuuy building IN any
sewer dlslrict-Auy position ufwhlch is used
lnf0 pNrnu-- during any portion of the
day-lo ful iu have ui least one wutar closet
connected with the public sewer ~ days af-
ter notification hy the c,ly engineer. cid.
The above district sewers are constructed
ana rcody Tor use, and all parties interested
are hereby notified 10 comply with the above
sections 81 the sewer ordinance.
W. M.IOHNSON, city Engineer.
NnVNfNla4v N 1891
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oFFIClAL-olrY LAWS.

\ N ORDINALCE AMENDING SECTION
- 5of an ordinance establishing and pro-
v'dng for the building, repairing and keep
ing clean an side walks and cutters in the
city Of Dallas, approved Nov. Q, 1850.
SECTION l. BE It ordained by the CITY
Council of the city of Dallas, that section 5 OF
the above entitled ordinance, approved Nov
Y, 1851 be amended so as to read as follows:
section 6-fhat hereafter ali sidewalks in the
citN or Dallas on streets or portions of streets
which have been paVed or that have been
ordered paved, shall be constructed Of good
hard, smooth or dressed stone or artificial
stone. asphalt composition; sidewalks ON
streets or portions OF streets not paved or
ordered paved, shall be constructed only of
guod, hard, smooth Ordressed stone, artificial
hard gravel, laid at least five inches In thick
ness; provided that the City Council may in
IT'S discretion permit persons To use wooden
material on any street or portion ola street
outside OF the fire limits and that are not
paved or ordered paved. All curbng and
yutterirg in the City Of Dallas shall be con =
slructed either of good, hard, smooth or
dressed stone, or artificial stone, provided
thaI heart pine, cypress, or oak lumber may
he used on any street or portion OF a street
outside OF the fire limits, where the same has
not been paved or ordered paved Any per-
son or persons violating the provisions OF
lhiS section shall be deemed guilty OF n mis-
demGanor aud upon conviction In the May
nr's Court, shall be llned in any sum not less
IMAM ten nor more than one hundred dollars.
See. 2, That this ordinance take effect from
ana after its passage and publication.
Approved October9, 1891
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
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EOk SALE-l5N ~ FEET RUNNING
L from Elm 10 Main street; 2story brcl
on sam" rents 70 5000 per year; best loca
IS HUFFMAN, 73l Elm 81,
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HosteLter's Stom
ach Biilers is a
fine blood depu-
rent, n rational
cathartic and n
superb anti bill
ions specific. 1t
rallies the falling
energies of the
debilitated, and
checks prema-
ture de 'ay. Fe-
yer and ague,5il-
ious remittent,
dyspepsia q n Il
bowel complaint
are among the
evils which itel
tirelY remove.
In tropical coun-
trl s., where the
liver and bowels
are organs most
unfavorably af-
.uenc o of climate,
Y necessary safe
gists and dealers
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

Tony Dcnier troupe is tho bost OF its
kind In existence.
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E'Uk SALE-A RETAIL MEAT BJSE
l. ness one OF the leading markets IN he
city. Apply TO or address H., care Herald
once. nova