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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-23
Arranging the divorce.
Bufalo Times.

%@NNAeb 4fthscrs
81 should like to get DIVORCE" ex-
claimed hen-pecked husband, entering
a lawyers Office and addressing the pro-
prietor.
'.What grounds?'' asked the lawyer, for
effect.
"Cold feet" came the response.
"Any childrenw
"TwO."
sHave you decided how to dispose of
themy'
''Oh, yes; we each take one. That's
understood"
ANY property or household effects?"
''Yes, but that is all provided for; we
have made a division. But there is one
thing that is troubling us. You see we
have $4,000 in the bank, and we can't de-
eide who shall take that
''Oh. well. don't let that trouble YOU"
replied the lawyer, taking fresh cigar
from the desk drawer; 1--WE can readily
arrange that"
Yes. but how?' inquired the stranger.
'I'll take care Of that" said the disci-
pie Of Blackstone. six thousand dollars,
did you say? Give me your check and
Will give you my receipt now,"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-23
YEARNING.

Over the west the glory dies away,
FAINT rose fecks cleaning in the darkening
sky;
And the low sounds that mark the close of
Rise up from wood and upland-rise and
die;
Soft silence falls Ger meadow, hill and grove.
And In the hush l want you, oh, my love.
In the gay radiance of the morning hour.
In the warm brooding glory of the noon.
When man and nature, in their prime Of
power,
With the days fullness blend in eager tune,
The rush of life fOrbids the pulse to move.
mat now, In yearning passion, wants you,
Wants you to watch the crimson glow and
fade,
Through the great branches Of the broaden
ing lime;
wants you to feel the soft, gray, quiet shade,
Lap the tired world in blessed eventime:
ants you to whisper: 'COme, your power
TO prove,
The cleaning needs ITS ANGEL come, my
love- All the Year Round.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-23
BROTHER sHINBONEs
And Makes Trouble for Three Very
Dear Friends at Game of Poker.
= e York Itaes

'Hi. vi. ha. haw laughed Shinbones
Smith as he entered the humble residence
Of Peter Nagutf about l O'Clock this morn
ing,
"Wha's de mattah, Brudder shinbones ~
asked Pete.
Il ben ter Moo Yawk.v
And then shinbones broke down with
laughter.
oval, tell US all bout de queens,
begged Pete.
"Jes' yo' hole yo' breff a minnit, chile.
7 han Ter call on Brudder Squeezeout Pea
body. " zen L got dar l foun' Brudder
Wakeup Misty and Brudder Lemuel
Potterbury. Dey war plaYin' pokah. Did
yS' e55er Play nokah -o.., D..oo,.,,..
"Yas, l ben dar.v ans0'ered Pete sadly;
oval, dey axed me fur q, O44S an !,
tOle EN- dat / didn't know muffin ~. ~ w.
game. Dey lowed dat twas berry easy
fur ter learn, an dey'd show me how ter
play. Wal, l tux hand in. Dey luk'd
at my hand ebbery time, an toie me jess
how ter bet. De funny part on it war dat
ebbery time bet zackly de way dey tole
ME / got left"
"DOggOne me, Brudder ShinbOnes,' eX-
claimed Pete, "didn't yO' know no bettar
dan ter do dat:''
"Hyar, now, chile, yo' mole yo' bref till
dis hyar niggar gifts trough. After we'd
done gone played bout n hour, I sez to
Brudder Makeup, who war settin' mex
ter me, SEE ], 'Brudder Makeup, ! reckon
/ got dis hyar game bout learnt now. so
f or don't mind I'll try ter play widout
yo' 'sistance.'
..sYo'm right welcome, Brudder shin
bones SEE he.
"'Let de procession wiggle, SCI 1 ter
he, SCI I.
80 we played de mex hand an / held
two small pair an bet like de duce on
'em. Wal, l los so GEMS. l didn't say
muffin, cause de mex hand war my deal.
De way shuffied dem dar keerds would IA
made you tired.
Don't wear out de pack SEE Brudder
Lemuel.
mo, but want ter get 'em well shuk
up seZ /,
oval, l dealed de keerds. Brudder
SqueezeOut he put up de ante. Brudder
Makeup he riZ it two, an Brudder Lem
uel he doubled it. L seed 'em an went
'em fouh better. GOrramighty! Yo' jess
ort toI seed dem niggahs open DER ewes
or famine DER hands. Brudder Sqnan.o
out, seZ he ter me, y reckon dat Phi have
ter see dat raise an go 70 one better
Wal, dey went right on rOun' de table
raisin' it, an ] stuck right by 'em. Putty
soon Brudder SqueeZeout begin ter look
scarf.
"'Brudder Shinbones,' sez he, 'yo' got
putty good hand, amt yerp
"'Fair to middlin',' seZ l.
oval, next rOun', Brudder SqueezeOut
called me. 4 got a ace high SEE l. Den
dey all looked s'prised, an Brudder W axe
up, SEE he ter me, SEE he, 'YO're larnin'
putty fast wen yo' know how to bluff
Den dem blamed fools all showed DER
hams. Brudder Squeezeout had fouh
twOs, Brudder Makeup had fouh SKIES,
an Brudder Lemuel had fOuh mines. He
reached for de pot, but l SEE, HUI on,
darv
"''W'a's de matter wild yO';' SEE he; 'yo'
got ace high
'''Yes,' SEE L; but it am de ace of clubs,
an de Odder keerds am de king, queen,
jack, an ten o. de same flushp
'Yo' see, chile, played dat game befoah
de WahD
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-23

-er knew deIirbr until that dav

never knew delight until that day
When. as crossed a dusty city park,
Thought-veary. tortured by forebOdings dark,
A child smiled on me from its happy play.
ThencefOrward all my fancies were intent
On baby blisses, songs and childish lore,
And TO my days. 50 lone and sad before,
The jOyOusness Of childhOOd's mirth was lent.
And when Old questions for resentment pressed
And on my brow drew many an anxious line
A budding thought looked ont to answer mine
Prom wide young eyes with doubt yet unOp-
pressed.
Her purity upheld me like prayer;
And while Old poets sang for Us anew,
Into my chastened thought the maiden grew
As rose opens in rain-freshened air.
The years filed mp a breach unseen before;
Till one day made us one. in trOth and heart,
We never dreamed that we had been apart.
Until we knew thai we should part no more.
No more to part. And yet erewhile she lay
And smiled with lips unrufiled by breath
And looking on the wan. chill smile Of death;
! thought Of her first smile that far-oh day.
-SEerlc0Od Bonner.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-23
RED JACKETs BONES.
To be ReiRterred Near Buffalo After
Grand Council of the Six Nations.

To be ReiRterred Near Buffalo After a
Grand Council of the Six Nations
For some time the Buffalo Historical
Society has had safely locked within its
vaults the bones Of the great Indian
warrior and statesman, Red Jacket, says
Buffalo { n. Y. special of the 18th inst.
to the World. They were removed from
an old Indian burying-grOund four miles
from Buffalo, for the purpose Of renter
ring them quietly at Forest Lawn Gene
terry. The facts becoming known, there
has been such general interest in the mat
ter that it has been decided to make the
affair a national event. The plans in
clude a grand last congress of the Con-
federacy Ofthe Six Nations the IrOquois.
These were the Monawks. Cayugas.
Senecas, TuscarOras, OnOndagas and
Oneidas. A large subscription is to be
raised to bring as many representatives
of the Six Nations as will come. An eff
fort will be made to make it a fitting
tribute to the dead warriors who lived and
worked and died with Red Jacket.
Besides this Indian orator there are
many other chiefs inferred near here
whose bones will be taken to Forest Lawn
at the same time. Among them are
tie Billy, Capt. Pollard, Seneca White,
Young King, Destroy Town, John Mo
hawk, Hon. Non-De-Uh, Capt. Strong,
Tall Chief and Chief Warrior.
A committee of fifteen prominent citi-
Zens has been placed in charge of the
celebration, which will occur probably in
September. Among the relics in the so
ciety's rooms is Red Jackets tOmahaWk,
presented by George Washington. 1t is
silyer-mounted, and can be used as a
pipe. This trinket was secured from the
wife OF the dead chief many years ago
by the relic hunters, and has Just been
purchased by the society. Then there is
an oil painting of the Great Chief, taken
from an original water color sketch. Be
sides these there are oil paintings OF his
grandchildren, and copy of SANKEY'S
famous picture Of the trial of Red Jacket,
the original Of which is now owned by
SANKEY'S widow, who lives in Detroit.
The society has also secured the original
slab which marked Red Jackets grave.
1t was erected by Henri Placide, the
French actor. 1t is proposed to have Gov.
Cleveland as orator.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-23
PnesI PiIesIl PiIes!li

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of 20 years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after using Williams
Indian Pile Ointment. 1t absorbs tumOrs,
allays itching, acts as poultice, gives in
slant relief. Prepared only for Piles, itch
ing Ofthe private parts, nothing else. Hon.
J. N. Coffenbury, of Cleveland, says: 81
have used scores of Pile cures, and it
affords me pleasure to say that l have
never found anything which gives such
immediate and permanent relief as DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment. Sold
by druggists and mailed on receipt of
price, 81. Sold by o. Butler, Savannah.
Lippman Bros, wholesale agents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-23
\ WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.
Mr. George Grace, His Wife and Children
Narrowly Escape Death.

Mr. Gorge Grace, His Wife and Children
Narrowly Escape Death.
Public feeling at Cape May runs high
against the 1S-year-Old son of Mr.. George
Grace, whose arrest is imminent on the
charge of having poisoned his father,
mother, two sisters and two brother with
CROUCH on Rats" says Cape May n. J..
special of the 18th inst. to the Philadel-
phia Press. The boy has been grief to
his parents for several years, wild in his
habits and ungovernable in temper. The
punishment which Mr.. Grace admins
tered to him rather hardened than sub
dued him. Dr. Downs, the family physi-
clan, also keeps the village drug store.
Several hours before supper time yester-
day young Grace entered the drug store
and said: 81 want some arsenic to poi
son rats" "Arsenic is not used nova
days to poison vermin," replied the doc
tor, 'sbut / can give you some Rough on
Rats" The youths sullen face fell and
he hesitated, but finally took what was
offered to him. About s O'Clock, Dr.
Downs was summoned hastily to the
Grace mansion. He found the entire
family, except the little daughter Bertha,
writing in agony. Six patients in such
an awful condition at first rather para
lyzed his energies, but he soon discovered
that the sufferers had been poisoned, and,
missing the youth to whom he had sold
the rats bane, asked for him. ooh" said
little Bertha, sit was awful. Pa and ma
and the children drank their coffee, and |
didn't take any; all at once ma turned
pale and screamed, and pa and the boys
jumped up from the table, and 1 thought
they were all going to die"
On being confronted with the suspected
young man, DR.. Downs questioned him
closely, and received such confused and
contradictory replies as confirmed his
already strong suspicious. In the mean
time, by the use Of antidOtes, all the suf-
ferers, except the youngest child, had
been relieved of their cramps and reich
ing. The infant is still dangerously if
not fatally i'll.
No cause for this fiendish act is assigned
save the idea that by doing away with his
family the boy might inherit his fathers
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-23
A LITTLE PREVIOUS"
4 Gentleman who Made Few Inquiries
in His Wife's Interests.

4 Gentleman who Made Few Ing uiTies
in His Wife's Interests.
1t was at a late hour one rainy night re-
Gently, says the Boston Budget, that a re-
porter stood in the doorway of an express
Office on Washington street talking to one
of the clerks. The conversation was sud
denly interrupted by the approach of a
well-dressed, middle-aged gentleman, who,
after glancing at the sign over the door,
advanced towards the clerk, when the
following characteristics interview ensued:
us this an express Ofice?'
Eyes, sir"
DO you run to w."
Eyes. sir"
"Well, do you folks take boxes?''
eyes, sir"
'EWell, what / wanted to know was how
much you would charge to take a-and
the speaker looked around to see if any,
one was near, and lowering his voice con
tinued-tO take body to the W Gene
terry? ~
u can't tell you exactly, sir, but if you
know the passenger fare L can give you an
idea
"WeH. l paid about 81 60 last time
went down to see the folks.7
"In that case | don't think the charge
will be more than s., sir.''
''Little high, amt it?"
'NO, sir, not very; and you know a
body takes up considerable room in a
car"
Eyes, that's so; and that's just where
the trouble lies about the cemetery. l got
a letter to-day from one of the first citi-
Zens of W, in which he says he is en-
titled TO a foot more of land for his lot.
But then, my wife has always said that if
she went first she wanted to be buried
with the old folks"
''It's sad to lose ones relatives,'' softly
replied the sympathlzing clerk.
''Thats So" said the other. "Can l
bring her hereY'
mot tonight, sir, for we don't take
anything after O'Clock. But if it will be
any accommodation one Of our teams VIII
call at your residence early in the morn
ing and take the corpse to the depot. What
is the address, pleaseP'
''Welf, am much obliged to you. I'll
call again. She amt dead yet the doctor
said it was doubtful if she lived through
the week, and as | was passing by /
thought I'd stop and inquire. I'll let you
know. though. Good night"
IF | ever" muttered the clerk. I'D
like to be that mans wife,"
'sHave many like him 20 the scribe VEN
tured to inquire.
81 hope not" replied the clerk.
And as the writer, who on account of
his interest in the conversation had missed
his car, wendell his way to his home, he
could not help thinking that while some
people were always behind time there
were those who were a little previous.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-23

Browns BRONCHIAL TROCHEs are
used with advantage to alleviate Coughs,
Sore Throat, and Bronchial Affections.
Sold only IN boxes,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-23
Wood and Goa

For sale by r. B. Cassels. TAYLOR and East
Broad streets. Telephone No. 77,-AdU.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-09

Mrs. c. T. Dickinson will resume
charge OF her school on Noyemhor 4.
1884.
Smit h q Hall will insure farmhouse
on tho installment plan. Call and 20
them.
John, how do you like my new ha;,
Where did you get itr Why, at Bar
msu'si
Go 20 II. T.. Barrow, SO Main street for
good plumbing, etc., y. +. Doyle
manager.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In ono
minute. Gorn!%n Corn Remover kills
corDs and bunions.
Shiloh's cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold bvJ. NJ. Rouse.
Telephone or leave your orders a,
hamilton IL Ioung's, and have your
window glass put in.
One organ; one piano; all IN good
ORDER for salo at tho auction and CON.
m'ssion house, 6l9 Elm.
A nasal injector tree with each bot.;,
OF Shiloh'S catSrrh Remedy. pr;ce NJ
cents. Sold by j. NJ. House.
Dressed and undressed kid rl,vos
! - ~NA'Na uV' AluHnCA, NH4Ntly,
pl1ueS, tips, satins, silks, cRshncrrs,
He!yet and satin ribbon, at Il. Bauiuai,'.,
'05 Elm street.
Dobbina' Securing FoliaL Ia thD bes,
Thing IN tho word TO- cleaning 0g,Nr.
| ana All dtchuC utensils. Nngst tl,.'
,0c using IN Wo 'hiu ,ishes and ,,.rl
eaId wa,er' Far SS ny D. b. E,rr..
Main street.
Mrs Roains, late Of Now York city. g.
hracucal uressnaker aud artist il Ger
line, mas opened dross mpklng room. AZ
II hlhi street, whore shU will Lp plaasu9
D see hll Who meet ih st.O.r.,, work Ju.,.
--latest Ftohch STYLES alw,vson hanai.
Families and dealers, whv dom. ,on
go to 5l1 Elm street ana avail VIM.
N,teS vt mo extremely low pricos a.
Wh'ch that Bryan a Bradshaw stock ct
groceries are hoing solar Tho stor!. l..
comp CITE, and having been h1ught low ~
sherlil sale, Is going rapidly at The low
esi iiguros eve@ known for grorerio, IN,
this market.
Mrs. A. A. Morsch laic Of Now Yorl,
Wishes to announce 10 the ladies al
lailnS that she will omen, Dee, MIN. r.
'F's inAGng parlura ou Elin str.l
,u'"iu Ho"r ea"t ot Tho pnst.uil.re, and
~" brought with nor u few elcgau,
Fafls pattern hats; she has also eRniples
q some uf the i,nost iupnrl a erAss
'Ipd", whc'N sia vii, tgkc or,, ra far
'itr gmudpa's arc perleg n. and
'"'h'ny IN Dallas cxcells tholn il. style
esq ~pgcy.
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The gentleman who desires drink q,

y The gentleman who desires drink or
something fine, that will reiuvennte
without producing any bad effect u
cigar or my be to indulge in quiet
game oil billiards or pool, and withpl
courteous treatment, will find the same
~ the Turt saloon, opposite Oliver AZ
utlcS's bank. Elzio Thompson, pro.
prietor. f''
;. Wheat d Wheat have removed their
livery and hack stable to the large. nov.
and commodious stable on tho corner
81 Elm and Live Oak streets, also orru-
pea ny Mccullough & COiiman. Tele.
phone Mt stable, M. 324. Also have y
downtown Office at No. T23 Main street.
where all day calls and inquiries NAV
DC made. downtown telephone No. 39S.
The Turf saloon. What magic in
tnose three words. All who have tested
ths superior liquors, fine wines, or cool,
reirt hhing beer, or porchanco pulled a
fragrant cigar, will testify that il has no
equal IN tho land. Opposite Oliver d
Grigg's bank, Elm street.
Prof Ludowitzke, chiropodistof Cl,ve-
land, OHIO, with tho highest medical
references, has located ut Dallas, aud
ORDERS lett ~ Elsonlohr's drug store Wi,
ne promptly attended To at residence.
removes corns, bunions and inverted
toe-nails without pain. Prices are raa.
sonahle.
Shiln9's Cough and Consumption C'ura
IL sod by. u9 ON guarantee. 70 cures
oonsun'ption, Sold by }. NJ. Ruufa.
Geo. RICK, tho Elm street urplturo
dealer, - selling chairs, dinmg.roon
lOfhllnfo in quality aud price 70 suit
0vervOne.
Pure and uncolored and guarnuioea
unUdulterated May Blossom tpa n, IA
cents q pound IN one pound packages . !
Houehos', Ssi Main street.
Extremely low prices have haer
D arkcd on all the furniture Geo. kick
has Ia st0cs--tables, chairs. rockers. nod.
room aud parlor sets. Give him a call.
The handsome fitting garments seen
on our streets are made at Douglas Bros.
merchant tailors, 70S Main street.
Prints, ready mixed, 80 that any ono
can use them; artist materials, oils. ete..
az Hamilton d Soung's.
When You want good whisky, fine
VINE or pure French brandy, 20 to Loeb
Don't buy old aud refused goods when
vun can buy az BHuman's new goods for
iess money. ~
"Hsokmetaok,n u lasting and ,rerra,
fortune. Price 20 and 90 cents. Sold 4
y. NJ. House. V'~
"A Whet ~ ugly taco when Won ,ook
Hhen.nS tilis. Bsiiey's Saline Anoyi.
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,oaAIErTE'

% order ut Hunspble's. -
,cspairing done at Hu1tsble's,
GO to lIunsiahIe's, To Jim stree.
lniants' Fine Shoes atHunstsbie's.
Buy tho PUNISHABLE Bot every time.
The PUNISHABLE Shoe fore il having a
run.
Boys Boots at the unstable Shob
Stors.
Ladies' French Kid luton Shoes ct
Gunstsble's.
New cod fish, at ~ che's, s9s Main
street.
Telephone Smith u Jail for your In
surance.
Novelties in eleglt neckware, ut
Bsuman's.
New white fish, all E. BouchSs, SIS
Main street.
New auchovies NJ sardelles at Loeb
< Freiberg's.
Telephone your ofrs TO Franklin u
Pfouts, msohimstsl
Hats and bonnctf match your suits
In colors, at Baumdf'
All hsts sold aVduced prices ut X.
Bsulnal,'s. yO6 Elr freet.
q 1850 pair HUMBLE boots wora made
in Dallas since NJ r., isSS'
Beeded dress IN a, capoa and laces,
white and black Btnman's'
\ just received, n Of horse-radlsh In
root, at A. e. Bche, The grocer.
Horso yadishfd @erythins Ia the
grocery line yo{@nt So Souohe's'
Hcadouarterhr briCal outfits. ladies'
wear and fame, PODS q Bauman's.
The lunches The GlOn Lea arc ross.
onablo IN prit bud mos excellent.
Jadiea wislE TO buy stylish wraps
aud garment humans 1.-The place.
Tho only Nfesale millhSry touse in
the state. Eiauman, jain, Texas.
rbo ou,v ,Jish ladies' suis To at IN
the si,~ nj iksuman's 70f ECn strae'
cotsnr forcestershire sa\,e and
mustard h. e gallon at Loeb Fret
berg
Bouoha h Main street grocenxeeps
!. everythir hn the grocery llne' Wefe-
Tim ~, lSAoon on Elm street, oAo.
ia Olivt Griggs, have the huNt
: unch iubw'. y
J. Tboskoets and that sniced soun \
tho e,Lk 1 h n6ats Inc calO meal Al IN
' =, r.,b fra
( sheIh'gDatarrh Remedy pasltiv
cura To- terrt dirhtaoris md cayks
| -Frs.I ID ~ j. ~, Sou1r,
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"rhc nusinoss MANS place,"

Tho Merchants Exchange bar o.
Mossrs. G. A. Roth & Co., Is one Of the
best patronized places in tho city. 10.
Gated in the basement of the Merchants
hut the best, every attention being paid
TO tho wants oi their patrons, and fitted
up i'm the most elegant manner, II pre-
sents ono of the most quiet, cosy and
comfortable places in tho state to sp0nd
u few moments for lunch and enjoy your
f.IkN
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FRANCIS sMIru Is co.

Negotiate Loans on Land from two to
ten years, ropayable whenever desired.
Soc our advertisement, first column,
first page of Fort Worth Gazette. Office
over Traders National Bank, Fort
Worth; also No. Kampman block, San
Antonio,
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TIE CITY.
ia. TEXAS LAND y MORTGAGES co,

T,,s, TEXAS LAND n MORTGAGES co.
LOANS MONEY ON
Real Estate and good Collateral Secur-
ity OH long and short time and reasona-
bio rates of interest. Vendors lien
notes arc also bought or loaned on, and
ARRANGEMENTS can he made TO repay
loans by installments.
G. l.. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
Offices in Merchants EXCHANGE, Dallas
rnrna
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sho j. II. Watkins Land Mortgage Co
Make
ONLAND

For Long Time at Reasonable Rates.
OrFicKi OVER OLIyRR & GRIGGs' Il -
For particulars, call on OF address 90
J. B. WATKINS "' w.
.,alias, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-09

Shirt Factory.
MeHsrs. Oliver Bros. msnufaclufsrll
shirts and underwear, have lcc'.
themselves at III Main street, viaa
they are making some Of the zines. g.
to order that can ba manufactured Y
mako a speciality of shirts, and l .,..
Is perfection. Gentlemen will findi...
| prices low, and can have tho sstidte'
o. getting the best ehirt nj low p'pp
ana a perfect 1T. III Main strtsL
wards' nd s.,Nrr'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-09

Artistic Taste. ,
If you want to SEQ an elegant siS,.
sllvorwaro, take peep at B. DIV
show window, 5l4 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-09

For lame back, side or chest use Shi
loh's Porous Plaster. Price u cents
Sold by j. NJ. House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-09

The largest stock oiimported and d.
mestic wines In north Texas at Loeb AZ
ffeirergis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-09

Loeb & Freiberg AFRO exclusive agents
for the celebrated Batavia canned goods.
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