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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal $685. v ton; Pttsburg coal, 1915
tom Raymond City coal $3 20 v ton; block coal
% 70 o "a "a ooa "a ~ 49, 80
A1c v oush' rxNNEn coons
A. - 100 q, os
I9matoes@I%opCuna cans eo@ooc ans5 40 40
glib feaehes-Stal 1s, @ po1ho, pi.ov0S.oo
3.pound seconds, III DOG 90; 2-pound standard
Sl4V0 d2o Sorn-FosS zp99ne1 cans g jar ar
mouth $i.5Q Keyerei Sl.So MSnusSay' DO 1
berries 2pound 81 lo0l 20 pineapple e; standard
oysters, 1-pound full weight 81 o5@iIo light 80
Qb9c; zpoundi fuH, %d.oVD1So' hgnGG %d Ply 30
100 string beans 50 a 90c; Lima beans 9Oc9$1 80
peas, marrowtat, S2c1$l-9o; small, S1.oo o. .90 ~
Holsters, Sl.s 500 - oi red cherres 9oe@@l'lo
DRUGS
Alcohol, $2.2O023o asifetda, 3o9ooc alum
405c; camphor. 70 Soc cochineal OG69e
chlorotorm' SlGi;io; copperas, Or orls 20 @o.2o
cream tartar pure 50 G4oci indigo eoc GSl ,heeriee
Calab., genuine 80 @40ei magnesia earb, 2-oz 80
O59c; morphine, II. W. " ounce S9.SoU ~
oil, bergamot " to ~. 1oN 3 opium pa 5o@4.1o
qpinine, =. & w. ~ ounce S1 Log l. ~; DaAsafn
copaiba, GOa65c; soap, ,castlle Fr IL 1bci soda
bicarb., 4lS06c; salts, EPSON, 4Goei sulphur po1r
glycerine, 2503oc; iodide potass,, $1.3591 40;
bromide potass, 40 45ci chlorate potash, 70 22ci
borax. l3@loci einchonldia, 40 g3oe -,
54055c coal oil, legal test 1oa4 q Zoe: bank, 6O9
G5c; best straits toe; Labrador 6oci west Virginia
1ubricating 2O03Oci miners, 65c' Lard ois-No
l, 80 065c; do extra, dS@1zAse.
DRY GOODS.
1 .y: .I;a a,o- s1, Aa-;os,
EKtNIsrTfAt ho. fooS 49, AiIa1s AL La
fancy 5l2e; Allen fancy, 2ae Alien SSk ySs
SAen PIN pm, clas+oooo 5ioc Dnnneil's 5lac,
2e HocneG %. DC; iac Harel &C. Har
11uoy sV s 1I;i.n e. G.sanSs,;cb 5iee, Knicker
iI:S e. WaIlory nink &c. Riehmond e. :
RpaszN SHrET1NSLAt lantic A Tlac: Boot G. Sc;
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Her Ante-NuptiaI Deed.

I 7 IOTk sun.
S handsomely engrossed instrument, executed
e pad and acknowledged before United States
e Asul- general Merritt, at London, two weeks
" J, was filed with Reg ster Reilly yesterday,
IS was an ante-nuptial deed from Mary Louise
land, formerly of this city, to John Sbesrman
4 London, and Charles J. Williamson, of Put
ley, as trustees, Miss Long is daughter of
he late JOB Long, of this city, who,amassed a
ortune in the distillery business She is about
o marry Montague Shearman, a lawyer of
nent, transferred her one-fifth interest in her
athers estate to trustees for her Individual
eneht The property thus disposed of is real
state on Eighth and Ninth avenues. West
,eyenteenth Thirty -seventh, Thirty ninth, and
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How shoemanser Eallea to Get. a WI.

Jacksonville iii. Special. fst
A short time ago it was confidently I, Se "
bearingly announced by leading DemS u
this city that a certain well -known =: y
would figure as witness against Blai IN t,,e
libel suit against the Sentinel, of IF Ro.ISsi
The Democrats made much use of $50 $3.50
fact, and crowed loud and loung oyeIan o a.t.a
stances that Jacksonville would fuy,a;. w w.
mess against the "Plu1ned Knight. SIS
and exultation is destined1to "a spttsT AZ
however, as we have it on good az .n s.
the gentleman referred to is nottha !" VIZ,
ness, or, if he is, that he will tesHa so ot
reputation of James g. Blaine. "a ~ Siio
Sentinel man, was here the othe5o Tau d !
long talk with DIR. H. V.D Me- t te'iie1
Presbyterian, and the "witnessy NJ. W. anu
DR. Nevius says that Shoemake 1,sr ' .h.S Soa
times as much about Blaine as a., .a'"es'
himself, though he'was teach =, my n,'
school that Blaine was an iIrg ~ ,,o+l,;....
Nevus told Shoemaker that b 49,, oe sl.
to Blaines discredit-that thf
mere talk, but that the NV; s,,,t .'.a.:
deemed Blaine an honorable s5reb m
and confided in and trusted a Sboa,,,oi,a,,
Nevius further says that kbo1f 90 A.
that he could not testify in 1r;tnoss '' ''
clares that he is not going
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Avery Busy Man.
New York Tribune.

New York Tribune.
Robert Buchanan, who still remains in New
York, said to Tribune reporter yesterday:
'Since my arrival in America I have been
simply overwhelmed with work, so that what
was originally meant for a pleasure trip has
become quite an,onerous undertaking. Between
England and America / am in the position of
Francis, the waiter, in Henry ", and to calls
from every side can only reply Anonl anon, sir!'
Mr. Charles Wynlham has sent lover asking me
to superintend the,production of my new comedy
at the Criterion; and Miss Kate Vaughan is
shortly to appear in another of my pieces at the
Novelty. This, with Bachelors running at the
Haymarket is ample business. But am now
pledged to produce a new play, in which Miss
Harriet Jay will make her American debut at
the Madison Square Theatre, Immediately fol-
lowing the Pirate Secretary and 1 have rel
ceived retaining fee from the Union Square
The Kate Vaughan comedy is as yet without
home in America am looking about for r
theater suitable for it, and more par Siculary ;So
actress. l might bear the burden of all To
work more easily if my other l21ors in ps m m
literature did not keep me a5o busy. Not Ia
mention other undertakings such as the pr oe
cation of new and important poem and es
revision of the new collected edition of Se
poetical works, 1 have commissions to WRIT ri
works of fction-one for the Graphic, art
for the Illustrated London News; and
next year my Autobiography will sbpuI.ui
by Mr. Bentley. So that my hands are ~ -
full for some time to come, and se"o
prospect of an immediate rest"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.
The New York Market Very Quiet and
Prices Generally Lower.

The New York Market Very Quiet and
Prices Generally Lower.
New YoKK, Oct Money easy at 14a2per
cent? offered the close at II per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent.
Sterling exchange weak; sixty days, 1882
sight 81 81
Governments lower.
Railways irregular
State securities dull.
The stock market had quiet tendency, and
prices moved downward The dealings were
confined to room traders, the brokers of leading
operators doing little or nothing Railway ad
vices from the West were favorable. Chicago
reported that fraight rates had been restored to
20 cents, and that eastbound freights were
billed at pool rates by all roads AT the open
ing Louisville & Nashville dropped 1. per cent,
to 26s, and the remainder of the active shares
fell off ! to per cent subsequently prices
rallied, but near the close moderate
selling movement set m and the market
left off weak. Jersey Central declined 2 per
cent, to As Reading, 2, to 25; Northwestern, II
to 9ls; Canada Southern ,, to %: St. Paul, !, to
III; Lake Shore, Il to 75s; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, l, to AL; Union Pacific, l, to SO, and
Western Union, ], to GA. 1t is believed that
prominent operators encouraged the reaction
for the purpose of securinga fresh Short" in
terest Compared with last night the closing
prices are l to % per cent lower.
Transactions 155, 900 shares, to-wit II. 900
Lake Shore, $1,000 Northwestern ID 900 New
York Central 10000 ST. Paul, 10000 Union Pa
cifc.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--Cottou quiet futures steady;
October 9.96e; November, 1905; December IOO4c;
January. 1O: 14e; February, 1O,27ci March, lQ4Oc;
April lo.53ei May, 10.67c; june 1896 july
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2.--Cotton in good demand
and unchanged; net receipts, 2 100 bales; exports
400 bales sales 5000 bales stock on hand, AZ,
600 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct 2-Cotton quiet: middne
9ose receipts $50 bales shipments 1871 bales stock
on hand, 8'975 bales sales 700 bales.
ST. LOUIS Oct 2.-Cotton firm; raiddling 96se
sales, 500 bales; receipts, 1 200 bales; shipments,
ooO bales stock on hand. A, 600 bales.
GALVESTON, Oct 2.-Cotton easy; receipts A 400
oaesi sales l. 400 bales stock hand So 260 bales.
CINCINNATI Oct, 2.-Cotton dull and lower;
middling, csc.
o. LOUISVILLE Oct. 2.-Cotton quiet; middling,
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How Free Trade W., England

New York Tribune. =,
Mlthl4 seven mus oi free-trader, 24,-
OIL 0ao 9ohn Prtsht teaulHs and rivets OF
wv peopi ooo are A iiaAillbrking by the side
tnese io,Voo are oaGghring the lives and
OIL motners; Hotse slr,s from half past 7 in
sweetness out OF tnenIt. And for what
TIE morning vi ib.o Lnily of three earned
last year 81. Is per Trade NAV b,i5,o.
which British foyvn to r. c.a,.aS,,
American naA-nakt is almost rni.no,r,,
Cleveland be electe5f Inononol,, "a
to these wretehed vnronortipn of tho,e'
is the sole food of tr them Tba,, one
Home has no mef,rters in which t1eeo, 49,
herded like animainess pnknoyn IT,
is impossible and ed men and women ;s
chllohoou Oh Shesir old age is despair. en-
premature ole dsScreaniing drunkenness.
iIvenea occasion Establish Just such class
in this country;rade ''
vocate of Britis
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was dull weak aud 1oe lower fer CRASHED cattles
export cattle, $696.2o; good to choice shipping
steers So 40 05. 3d. to medium, 80 a 8. S5S
stockers and fsstars, $3900450, native cows, So
a 90 CRASHED Texas steers, So. 80 $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts $500. The market weak and
15c lower; sales made at 81. 62la@4
Sheep-Receipts, 500. The market weak and
a shade lower.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 2.--Hoes weak; common and
light So. oo95; packing and butchers, So rs a 40
Receipts, 2 200; shipments us.
MILWAUKEE Oct. 2.--HOgs steady at $4.4O0
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON Oct. 2-5 P. M.-Government bonds
-Consols for money, 1ol3 SIG; account. 101 5-16
United States fours, 1888. Railroad bnnds-Erie,
las; Erie, seconds, 57ss New York Central S8la;
Illinois Central I27l4; Pennsylvania Central, 156lsi
Reading, r113l2 Canadian Pacific, las; NIilwadkee&
ST. Paul, 803
PARIS, Oct. 2.-Rentes 7Sf 32lec.
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Oils.

OIL CITY Oct 2.-The petroleum market opened
with National Transit Company certificates at 1886
highest price, 74l4c; lowest price, 72sle, and closed
at I4lec Sales to-day aggregated LOS, 600 brls.
Siearances 3,734, 600 brls. Runs, lis, $50 brls.
Oil City Oil Exchange stock $4l5 per share bid, none
offered
PITTSBURG Oct 1.-The petroleum market
was dull; United pipeline certificates opened at 73c
declined to 72c rallied, and closed at 74l4c.
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Jefers0nviIIe, Madison . IndiananoiIiis

Express daily a As1a
seuis1-ie and Madison Express Az TX am "a,
louisville and Madison mail, D. O. S.50n am
A .u; louisville Express daily .'!" 49, .a6p ra
fiFe-5ndlanapolis and Madison Mail. s.IS III ~.
Indianapolis, St. Louis and CHICAGO ~1l
Express daily, p,,.......e 1o,hsar,
New 1e7k and Northern Fast Ex. an
st pf ToS;s SIb:,,.o' - 7soopm
Line, daily, s.............s 1oas.
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NEW YORK Oct. 2.-Business was light in all de-
partments. Demand continues uneyen and for very
moderate Quantities in obedience to positive orders
Great change in weather. temperature now more sea
sonable The feature Of the day was auction sale
Of IL 600 laprobes 1,3o0 packages horse blankets.
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Cincinnati. indianapolis. s. Ioai: : ch;eaao

1'ncinnaIi, Indianapolis. ST. Louis & CHICAGO.
D CINCINNATI DIVISION.
t-Olneinnas' Fast Line, daily, s. and
400
Indianapolis, Rushville and Colum 4N '"A
bus Accommodation - roo ~,
S1ncppati aud Louisville Mail. n G. 3.G5nn,
Martinsville Accommodation, 43O nm
II. Cincinnati Accommodation daily. G.35 M n,a
Arrlve-MartinsvilleA Accommodation - $40 pm
Indianapolis Accommodation daily 10.30 an an
Chicago and St. Louis Mail D. c.. .li:50 am an,
Indianapolis RlishYille and Column
=, ous Accommodation . 7.5O nm,
.. lineage Peoria and St Louis Night ~
Lane, daily $. and c. CT! ? : I0.45nv
IA. CHICAGO DIVISION.
Peoria and Omaha Ez.
Ch press, NJ ,5ii,--,---.-.,s,,... 7:1O am
Wa ,easo T Sso 4lall p. c-,------ 1910 pm
chicago and Peoria Night Line
Arrive daily s. r. .l1:2opm
and ;.---..,-,, ; .,.....-,,-.. 3:35aan
Lafayette Accommodation lO:4O am
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Mail
?, c. 1890. 32opm
oncago Rock Island aud Paoris Elk 6;209n
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TRADE AND COMMERCE..

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 2.
There was no session of the Board of Trade
and a large per cent. of the wholesale men
threw off business in the afternoon and attended
the State fair
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of 1t.

New York Maor of Harpers Weekly com.
1t is pityleveland's sunnort bsfnro
mitted hinIsnominated She narts ~.
BIrs. Lockwson know P"-s' -'i
hair in the
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LO44 cloakings POS PIECES Fepellents 376 pieces
6,quarter beavers and 673 pieces suitings. Prices
~ 70 20 per cent Off, The Offering was cleaning
up sale So many goods passing into consumption at
such prices supplies present wants for regular stuffs
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Codee.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2~7-Cofee-Snot lots dull;
options dull; spot lots 875c sales of $50 bags Oc-
tober, S6Oc; November and December, S.45c; Jan
uary $500; April, S.70c.
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Chicago, St. Louis 3 PitisburJ.
Depart-New York, Philadelpha wash
irgton, Baltimore and Pfstsbnre
Express, daily, s
Dayton and Columbus Express, OK.
cent sunday. II
Eiennond Accommodation I
Nem Nv" aqrk Philstelphia, Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburr ES.
,press, daily, s., h.
Ar,;,,o u layton Express. except SUNDAY
AIfiVe-klehmond Accommodation exeart
Sunday '''h sNeeps
New Yorls, Thiiade pil.:s.. 'Vssa,l.:ng.
ton BALTIMORE and Pittsbure Ex.
press, daily l.
columbus and Dayton Express. ex.
cept 81 1lay N
New York. Philadelphia, Washing.
, rSn, ,t9Si tirnore and Pittsburg ES.
DAYTON Express, daily except Sun.
day 10
Deno1,t So DIVISION VIA KoKoMo p @ q CT :
"' '-A0uisvils and Chicago Espress,
Louisville and Chicago FAST Ex.
Arrive y, press, daily, s,....s. II
lineage and Louisville Fast Exnress
tdiaily, ..-.,..,......7' 8
lineage aud Louisville Express,
p c.---------...... ~" o
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPoLIs, Oct q
Characteristics. $50; Shipments 100. Local
supply light but little doing for want of stock market
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cincinnati. Hamilton 8 Indianapolis.

Cincinnati Hamilton & indianapolis.
Depart-Cincnnat Dayton g. Tolleo. 49,. 400 am
Cincinnati. Dayton Toledo and
New York 1850 am
Connersville Accommodation. 49,. 4:3Opm
Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and
New York Express. --.-....-... 6.4Opm
Arrive-Connersvile Accommodation, $50 am
Cincinnati. Peoria aid ST Louis i / 80 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. 81 il:OOpm
Cincinnati, Peoria ana st. Louis lO:4O nm
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LErrER FROM JEFFERSON psvt,


STATEMENTS by Gen. sherman Denied An
A strong Language.
The following letter has for several
Gays been awaiting sRace for publica-
-xon:
beauvoir, Miss. Nov. @, lsSi.-Edltor q,
Louis Republican:
~ SAR SfR:-I have Tonight received
tne enclosed published account OF re.
ltaarks made by Gen. w. II. Sherman.
anu ASK the use of your columns Ia
no.ica only q much 40 particularly
leierh To myself, and which is to be
'iomnd IN the following extracts:
que following il taken from the 81.
LOUIS Republican,:
xfrank Z, Blair post, g. A. r.. opened
mr new hail, corner Seventeenth and
VnVe streets, last night
,.,pen' sherman addressed the assem-
pIege. He had read letters which he
n.'vieved had never been published. and
,ro'cn very tow people had seen. These
terS showed the rebellion to be more
mere spcession-it was a con
smlaoy most dire. Letters which had
i'1rsoi netween jeff Davis and man
"n'se name IL would not do To mention,
IS ne IL now a momher NJ Tho linita5
r's'eS senate, had been seen by
speaker and showed Davis
III tie was not a secessianist.
- grct IN starting the rehe lion was
".re'y Tor the accession of the
r no ou1 to have this soctiin of the
f',,, 80 Ih't ho c0ud asa Il MS n
-, 80" rom Vhiea 10 dra Out his shot
W p,n " sections or thu conutrv and
h.'pii .he nenpla to do ns he would
t ,hem. JET Davis would bsys
s sn,,, MS hand against any s,ate tsat
wou,u Se,ede from the south artsr tho
fhn n ro hmi seeded from the north. Had
wy reoeiiion succeeded, Gen. Sherman
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TO PURCHASERS OF WATCHES.
Special Notice.


Having purchased the entire stock of
ladies and gents gold and silver watches
of a large wholesale house that recently
failed, offer extraordinary bargains on
them.
Open face silver American Waltham
watch. stem winder and setter, SO.
b. w. Raymond, Elgin four ounce sill
Yer case, stem winder aud setter, $S7.
This watch we especially recommend
To railroad men,
Ladies' solid gold American watches,
stem winders and sett rs, $50.
Ladies' gold Swiss watches, SO.
Gents solid gold watches from SIS 10
500.
Any of the above goods will be sent by
express G. @. D., with privilege of eX.
animation ON receipt of % cents, to pay
oNpressage. j, W. WEBS,
JeWelGr, Dallas, Texas.
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BIG SPRI as, Nov -. Correspond
ence. Now that the excitement OF the
election is over, our people have fallen
back into the general routine of bust
ness. Contrary TO tho assertions of
many, business has revived very much
since the election Of Cleveland and Hen
bricks, and the Republicans seem to ac-
cept the result with guo1 grace.
Our railroad men are somewhat
exc cis9d o-er the present outlook Of
affairs of the Texas " Pacific, not ,noW-
ing what changes may hc made should
II pass into the hands ut receiver.
s We have had ample 'ralus TINS fall,
and grass and water lre plentiful.
Many cattle are beins shipped aC this
point to market east ami ranches west.
An accident befSll our jaior, W.
II. Mode, which resulted in his
death. While taking III his belt, IN
which was his pistol, by some careless
ness the pistol fell from It's scabbord,
striking the floor, which caused il to tx,
plode, and the ball entering his groin
passed through HIM and came out lust
below the shoulder. lie lived but "A Ia "
hours. The bereaved family have the
heartf 1t sympathy Of tho eutire COM
munity He was good man. He was
buried by tho Masonic fraternity.
Mr.. l. Gronskey, grocer OF Big
Springs, has purchased the li"ery bust
ness OF Messrs. Matthias n North, and
IL adding largely tn the "pdilit."
Our public school is in furnishing
condition, and making grand prepare
| tons for Christmas tree.
Our newly elected Officers have quail.
fed, and each are vicIug wi h the Other
IN putting their offices Ia the courthouse
in fine order, but think our count,
treasurer il getting rather the head, u,
| he has neat "store- bought" carpet on
his floor, aud in few days, he SAYS
many nice pictures will ndnrn the walls
prominent among which will he "oui
| Grover"
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Last evening rs the east-bound pas
songer train pulled ont from the down,
town depot, five pistol shois were heard
inquick succession. Conductor Collins
took in the situation aud locked tho ear
doors. Arriving at he Union depot the
police Were notified, aud on entering
the car they fou a four men Frustrated
AMI Il hurley follow sitting near by re-
loading his pistol, They demanded his
arrest, lie refused at first, but finally
agreed to surrender ii the officers would
allow him 10 go to Wehstor's, 10i ELM
street, ana have his Photograph taken.
ITO be continued
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others,Mothers, Mo,hrrsi

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciatng pain of
cutting teethY If so, go ut once and get
bottle of Mrs. Winsow's Soothing
Syrup. II will rcltve the poor little sui-
ferer immediately-depond upon 1t;
there Is no mistake about il.
There il not mother on earth
who has ever used il who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like magic. II is perfectlp safe Ia
use in all cases and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the old
est and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold every-
whore. Is cnnts o hnttln
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PHOTOGRAPHS

l have reduced the price-for an In
definite time-of cabinet photograph
frqm " to 30 per dozen. All other work
Ing proportion, The quality OF all my
WORK will continue to be superior. /
Invite the attention of the public Il
large portraits in crayOn Ink and oil
Now is the time TO order holider pict-
'hres to avoid hurried work.
W. NJ CLELLAN,
70n Man street.
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DALLAS ON PAPER.

A full line OF storoosoopic views Of, in
and around Dallas can he obtained at A.
G. ID. M,llers photograph & llery, 62l
Elm street. The whole collection COM
prise the new and large stereoscopic
size now SO popular. Miller makes u
speciality Of fine photography in all it's
branches, and with MIR Bill0ws az o.
orator all may he assured of the best and
most artistic work that can be done. All
are invited to call and see for them-
selves. A. q. d. MILLEH,
PhntngrApher.
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The way of hs ungOdly ia hard, but
the way to the In Lea IL easy. ~,
that drake, rom its fountains may
not have eternal life, yet, verify, ho es-
capeth sure au' sudden death!
Old name, d friends, old faces and
old whisky Gown Glen lea as the es-
tablished saloon palace OF the south
west.
Glen LEAFS nectars cause patrons b.
believe they have an abdominal Indian
summer.
Men may come ana men may go, but
Glen Lea has one constant flow.