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FOR SALE.

Eighty colonies of bees 81 for good
Hybreds; S. and Sc for pure Italians.
Also $4,000 feet native lumber, includ-
ing $4,000 feet good Eastwood siding
and flooring.
H. A. SIMONDS,
14m2 Eagle Lake, MINI.
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Wanted to Rent.

The call for Beggs' Blood Purifier is daily
increasing. j. II. Jones is furnishing sample
bottles free. 1t is an excellent medicine for
the Liver. Kidneys and Blood. Warranted.
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Sleepless Nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by all Drug
gists and Moore, Piper q Co. Whole
sale Auants
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Stoves Stoves!
Fowler has about $50 secondhand
stoves to sell. IA
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Sold by Druggists
and Moore, Piper & Co. Wholesale
Agents.
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Veletines Scots. to 81 90 per, yard, in
Guiding celebrated nonparil. Brocadel
lbs to $50 to-day.
w. A. WEBn IL Co.
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The Round Oak Stove will burn eth
er hard coal, Soft coal or wood, and
warranted to give satisfaction. For
sale by l.. L. DAVIS.
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1 am headquarters for Fine, Fresh
Oysters this season. j. A. PRESLEY.
limo
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You can by your stoves cheaper at
L. l.. Davis than any other place i'll
the CITY. 13m2.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Our Fall purchase of the genuine
Burt shoes is already in stock.
llwS G.. II. AUSTIN x Son.
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Ladies scarlet underwear at 81 10 and
81 40 to-day, formally $3.50 and 500.
w. A. WEBB d Co.
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The Round Oak is the best parlor,
office, store, church or school house
stove that is made. It will keep fire
over night with any kind of wood or
coal. For sale by l.. L. DAVIS.
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Group, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh
cure. Sold by Druggists and Moore,
Piper d Co. Wholesale Agents.
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~ Z VOo4V'
Just step into C. d. Taylor's store
and see the mammoth stock of watches
and jewelry lust arrived.
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FOR SALE.
One heavy yoke of oxen 6 years old.
t5w3 d. w. SELLECK,
Eagle Lake, Blue Earth Co., Mimi.
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A house for residence in desirable
locality. Immediate possession.
q. A. DRAKE, American Express Co.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Iioan money at best rates. Please
make me a casl before borrowing else
whero. p. A. FosrER, Attorney ct Law,
slvi Mankato, Mimi.
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See James Means $500 shoes at
l3wS G.. III. AUSTIN & Sons.
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WANTED
To Consumers of Oysters.

A lady cook at the Minncopa House
apply at once. 15tf
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Genuine Scotch Pebble Spectacles at
Call and try them.
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Genuine Scotch Pebble Spcctacles at
WISER'S. Call and try them.
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Fresh Oysters
livery woman in the Land

direct from Baltimore received every
day by express at j. A. PREsLEy's.
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Aft. q. Heinxe's upper bakery. Inc
oysters are direct from Baltimore, and
lare 6no.
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Farmers Take Notice !

Flannels and blankets at price tina
will sell them w. A. WEBB & Co.
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Fresh Oxst,ers

TFeSH OybIeTb
AT F. G. Heinze's supper bakery. TIL,
oysters are direct from Baltimore, ant
are fine.
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Daughters. Wives and Mothers.

Daughters, Wives and Mothers.
We cmphatically guarantee DR.. MAR
CHIsI's CATHoLICON, A FEMALE REMEDY,
to cure Female Diseases, such as Ova-
rian troubles, inflammation and Ulcera-
ton, Falllngand Displacement or bear
ing down feeling, Irregularities, Bar
renness, Change of Life, Leucorrhna,
besides many weaknesses springing
from the above, like Headache, Bloat-
ing, Spinal weakness, Sleeplessness,
Nervous debility, Palpltation of the
heart, &c. Prices $l.GO and $50 per
Bottle. Send to DIR. J. Il. Marchisi,
Utica, N. V, for Pamphlet, free. For
sale by J. Il. JONES, Druggist. Is
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D Mills.


The nomination Of candidates was now
taken up. The name of Il. Moon, of Eagle
Lake. was presented by MIR. Allyn, who in his
remarks said that Mr.. Nj. was not presented
for this position because he was a Republi-
can or u Democrat, but because he was u
prohibitiOnist.
At this juncturc C. A. Shcrlin, ESQ, said
he desired TO make q few remarks. He re-
presented the labUring men, and wanted this
convention to nominate men friendly to
their cause. Alter proceeding ut some
length, the chairman seated the young man,
indicating to him that nominations were in
order and that he WAS entirely out of order.
A motion was now put to make Mr.. Moons
nomination unanimous, which was carried
But young Sherlin would not down ;he popped
up again and began where he left off when
the chair chOked him of. He had evidently
spent too many sleepless hours IN labor over
his defamation to have it sawed In two in
the middle, and he fired away again, only IL
be seated the second time. 1t is not definitely
known whether or not ne had his final say, but
the chair good naturedly told the young man
that he should have waited until evening t.
deliver himself in Opera house. After this
Oratical flight the nominations were proceed
ed with.
Mr.. +. l.. Walters, of MankatO, ID. Evans,
OF South Bend, and Frank Grannis. of Yer
non, were all nominated by reclamation.
For fear that some of the candidates might
not stick, q committee consisting OF VIM
Pearson, J. K. Conrad, J. d. Evans and +. L.
1ilton was appointed to fiji any vacancies
that might occur.
The following committee, of which f. +
Triton, ESQ.,, was elected treas Irer. was az.
pointed to sec the printing Of tickets, and
also to see that all the polling places were
supplied with such.
+. p. Triton, Geo Albyn, J. L. Conrad, w.
p. Cobb. A committeeman from Fourth dis
trict was left for the balance of the commit
tee to select
A collection was taken up, in accordance
with motion, and some five or six dollars
were dropped into the hat. Tho funds will
be used for printing tickets, and any def.
cheney Is to be made up from the various
clubs in the county.
The convention then adjourned.
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FOLDS & GRIFFITH.
STONE wARB

Ofall sorts and sizes, jugs, jars, milk
pans, etc., for sale cheap in job lots by
MankAtO Pottery Co. Call on US be-
fore buying elsewhere.
9tf NJ. q. WILLARD, Manager.
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Fresh Oyster,

At F. q. Heinze's upper bakery.
The oysters are direct from Baltimore,
and are fine.
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AND LOGAN.

Fowler las
A lot of second hand stoves for sale. Il
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go
I.tbNG.IEW.

..LoNGvIrw, Feb. % Especial Mis- Eva
Fay tailed 10 make connection and Will not
introdace her troop OF ghosts tul March
llih.
Very cold. Mercury at noon today is
S5 degrees.
Trains begin running on the harrNw ~
gauge road tomorrow. There are over oOC
cars of lumber Awaiting shipment from
mills on this road.
Tue Foster and parner case, on triSl TO-
day, has not been concluded.
Al u tie camp N the narrow Ga 1ge road
Dan Daniels cut oil partot his 10 u with an
axe.
At Gibbons station on the same road, two
negroes got into fight and one stuck his
knife through the cheeks OF the other, Civ
ing him two additional wounds.
The East Texas Baptist convention board
met to-day, Elder Tully Choice presiding,
all members present. Elder Gentry was sp-
pointed missionary In Cherokee aud Hous-
ton counties; Elder Rice In Tyler and al.
joining counties and Elder Goddy in Kusk
and Jacksonville. The board is still IN res.
sion. Elder w. W. Dodson, Of San An
tonic, has accepted call from Lontvicw
Baptist church and will preach every Sun
cay,
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at the iss The house had sustained Of ~
enl ghien,d d and courageous isglflalor. III,
bore testimony 10 the ability which Has
kell had Displayed IN taxing That oh,rge OF
the tsFlf "a which hidecus dissasv had
prevented him nv chairman OF the commit
tee on ways and means from assuming, bat
now vigorous youth had gone aud the dis.
eased cid man restored to health and lived
10 mourn the loss OF his gif,ed young CO.
lahortr.
Further addresses were made by Tucker,
kei'er, Mckinley, Rice, Russell, Brown.
Burnes, Pattibone and Perkins.
Hanback, reviewed an intimate acqusint-
ancs OF sixteen years with the deceased,
and said he had never heard him say All
unkind word 10 anv man.
Belford promised his eulogsiie remarks
Nth hno comparison aud contemplation
OF the my stefies OF life and dehth. He ex-
pressed his supreme sorrow AZ the death ia
the prime of liio Of one possessing such
noble qualities as did ID. @. Haskell.
Al the conclusion OF the eulogies The
honse, as a mark OF respect to the memory
ol the deceased. adjourned.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, Feb. 2S Especial Jake W
Levy, OF the firm OF Levy Bro,hers, d"y
goods. returned on the 70 n inst. from
Louisvill., kaptunsv Reports the mar
risge OF his brother, FL. Levy, as being u
grand affair.
Commiss toner's court Is in session this
week, considering various questions OF i'm
portnDce, chief smong which eie the road
questions OF the county.
The conrty court criminel term. is in
session. Mauv cases are being disposed Of.
Slas Hare. IT,. who was admitted 10 the
bar last toll, is appesrii in several cases in
our courts now though he seems TO be
quite q youth. He is Il ton OF our eminent
attorney Silas Hare.
The Transconiinental division Of the
Texas & Pacific now makes Whiteshoro, in
this county, its terminal division, instead
of Fort WORTH.
The parties arrested for burglariEing l'es
in our town vera released on account Of
q want OF testimony TO d.tain them.
The Legality OF our present railroad tax ia
now agitsting TO some extent the taxpayers
OF tbs city.
Business good and weather pleasant.
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KILDARE.

kILDAEr, Feb. 2S-[Spec'al.l Mrs
Thompson, OF Linden. white setting som
hens IN an upper story Of an clubhouse
fell through the floor and broke her lett limb
below the knee joint.
w. II. Rand, tax collector Of Cars county
had a little child severely burnt dsy OF
'wo ago.
Mrs. George Vaughan, only sweet six
teen" obtained n divorce from her bus
band last week, only being ia the court
house forty minutes. George was dTunt-
ard and no aco,nnt gen'r-l
Mics Addie Morris. o. Il cOmor q, Texas,
as fine youup lady ms ever smiled, is pay.
ing irlends iu Kildare av si.
For the Lac, week 'ttBte, Nr E5 Frazer,
our county r'ers, Just two hours 10 eat his
dinner. rs wife nad line littls daughter
the lst inst.
Mr.. Oliver Goodman. who had bydropho-
bla. lasting several weeks, about q year ago.
10 thought TO be similarly affected again.
Mrs. Il )ney, oi New Orleans, 10 visiting
her son K chard at Linden this week.
Mr.. Hooper Ellington aud his beautiful
vile passed over to Linden TO-DAY.
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What have say worth reading for it is not likely
we anybody else will ever say again We have received
first batch of invoices Of Spring Goods know what we
have to expect Within the next two weeks the goods for
the coming will begin to arrive, and space will be
needed for their display Silks Dress Goods Suits Laces
Gloves Embroderes, Millinery Hosiery Underwear, aud a
hundred other different lines will be their way
All we need is room, and determined to have
any cost Come and help make the room, and see
how we will reward you for your trouble.
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D y o
RuSk

RusE, Feb. 2s.-lSpecill.l l-As was pre-
dicted two days ago, successful run OF pig
iron was made at the 'Old Alcslde" fur
mace this morning, and two and half tons
Of metal was put into bars. The quality is
fine, and the contractors have no doub. oi
their ability TO turn out the best car wheel
iron in the south, which Is now at "a pre-
MUM every where. as lew furnaces 10 the
country MAKE II. Colonel Conner old your
reporter to-day that there Was sufficient
ore within 800 yards vi the furnace to run
it twenty years and there is enough in n
mile or 50 to run u dozeD furnaces 100
years.
Other furnaces will be built and rolling
mi lis put up coon. Much pi the success OF
this institution is due Governor Roberts
and Superiu tepdsnt Goree. who never des-
parted when others taunted the ent sTprise.
No y, II Dallas will extend the trunk here
she can get The raw material tor rolling
mills which her position would enable her
to make u success OF and reap rich re-
ward for her trouble, besides having the
best paying road in the state.
A slight freeze last night, out no damage
done
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NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 osKbIroRs : NorlCx Is
IN hereby given 20 ~ persons having G claim, ~ !;
sF:ps The e,.;ss Of sSIss:
Sousi-hou Of Dailss county. TeI,s. was ar.
Isiaasd ,a%instr''cs ctssid estate. IN IN nc S.n %
within the time y,e. r.sed s. a. a, "
jsss. 51s.s ass:s:sa a.irN'''' '' tue % y 4
N:sse,ee sids iss ,.is.i.g ga pi..s n.
rs,cS ,scs.r g. ~ % ~ 10 C'e,ccS = -. vSicS
n; ssG 20: g .~ q ~
s ssd % %sescsscssicUs % sss 90 Sis II NJ oiics hs~.
ssd csyy y re once 81 : ..ssS:FS s,osi: -
I'M s!, rsSsrves sbS rsSs % rsst cav q al
sids. SAIL sPsAha
AS; ;s: ;;sS;;s M 81
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PERFECTLY POwEELEss

wAsHISsroY, Feb. 2s.-GSpecisl.l--Con-
gresham ~ Ills says that ,horsh the csttlo
inspection bill passed to-day, IL is
powerless for nafm, owing to the
defest OF its fourth section.
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REOSIEsCAT PACE.

WAsHISsToS, Feb. Is. -[ffes,l AT a
meeting ot tho eight democssiic members
of the Ways and means committee, 1t was
uuanimc u.ly agreed 10 report u substitute
for the Morrison tariH bill. 'ras saostiluss
Ia identical with The bill Introduced by
Morrison. except that this iTes Iiss ~ con
fined u stl. coal aud Lumber; other al cles
Ia the fr,e list rs prepared by Morrison
will come under the provision providing
for q 90 per cent horizontal reduction. The
democratic members Of tue com loitiee say
the substitute will be presenled AZ an early
dav
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why IT WAS sKIPPED

WAsnIsaroa, Feb. 2S.-[5psciai.1- The
Santa Fs railway risht-of-way bill was no.
taken up In the senate to-day owing ia
delay in printing copies OF the commit.ss'.
substitute bill.
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UNDER iiIDDING EADs.

WAsHISGreN, Feb. 23.-fjpeclal,l Cen.
sral Wright chief OF engineers, is rsporttd d
10 have told two members OF the house
river and harbor committee ths, hs can z,
dep water at Galveston for les, money
ian Esds exActs in his appropriation.
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Memorial Services In Honor Of Haskell,
OF Kansas.
dorrison's TarrlG Bill Laid on n Hori.
zDatal Bier.
Washington News Noies In General.

THAT BRANCH or TnE FEDERAL
tRr-PEEsONAL.
WAsBrSGroS, Feb. 2S.-[Spscial The
sub committee of the house judiciary com.
lnittee, who have been severs! weeks con.
sdering propositions for Nh additional
branch OF tho Federal csutt In north TsIsr,
came to IN agreement to-day. Gainesville,
Denison and Sherman were the original
con mpetipg places for the court.
Mr.. Culberson submitted propositions for
a branch at Paris or Bonham, embracing &
part Of the Indian Territory and the Texas
Dsl,a.
Mr.. Wtllborn preseLt tsd substitute
for all pending measures a proposition Vt
tsching the Chickssaw and part OF the
Choctaw country TO the Dallas branch.
The subcommittee agreed TO report in
favor OF branch OF Denison, embracing q
part of the Indian Territory end tho TeIas
counties OF CloJ, Montague, Cook, Grays on
and Fannin. The whole question is let 10
bs passed upon by the iuli committee o.
the judiciary. In response TO qaelt 'ons
from your reporter, Mr.. W,llboru state
that he could not say what action tho iu!l
com mi lee would take, but that he had no
idea the bill would bo Psssed. There is but
little probsb lily OF any OF these proposed
measures being enacted into law At this
congress-.
AZ. Lsskcr, Of Galveston, brother Of the
deceased statesman, is hero.
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FORT WORTH.

Fosr WORTH, Feb. 2s Special. Cap
tain }. ii. Read, one OF the oldest citizens
OF this county. died hare to-day. lie VIII
be hurled wiih all honors by the Odd Eel
lows to- morrow at 10 O'CLOCK.
Elizs johnson. a oolored woman living in
Heps Hall Acre, shet at man who she
says insulted her. Not being an expert
with the pistol she init .cteG wound on her
left hand, which nscessitated ampntation,
and af,er.ards she iound out that the fel-
low had not insulted her.
Two deputies o. Srerin Maddox started
10 the southern rart Of tho county to-day
TO see II they could find ouL who did the
ience.cuttiug lately.
John Murphy, tbs man reported dead is
still improving and may get well.
Mayor Smith will to morrow issne his
proclamation ordering AN election for
mayor and aldermen on April lst
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THE FOOT AM mOUrH DISEASE.

wAsHIscroS, Feb. 2s.--l Press. The de
D prtment OF itl,' bas received nforma-
Il ,n from the United States consul at 3jrm-
inghsru. Eugland, that tae foot and mouth
disesae is among ths cattle OF al most every
county in England. The secretary OF thu
treasury has requested tue secretary
ttais 60 notify United States consuls o
ureat Britain not TO certify invoices OF cst-f
H.. unless afi or examination by Rye.efinsry
surgeon they are satisfied that the arim al
Is tree rom disease.
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ENNIS.

Exsis, Feb. - -tspeciai. Tom White
our popular youoe salesman. Was on the
verge Of disassross smssh-up yesterday
during his buRGv ride. bot ve are eisd q
know that he oecaped uuhurt.
Charles Moor, Who vas given mp b. bis
rrdsmsn. made good his escape frsn the
oslshoose about . o'clock this morning,
cspsrsine fsY perts uskpovs. Tns eharKl
seaiEsi kia We tbos Of 6eAsiue.
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roErY.EiGHTH CONGRESS - FIE-
SESSION.
MATE.


WA.HIsOroS. Feb. 23.-tPress. MIR. In
gals i.troduced bill TO rsmoy. the in
junction Of secrecy from the court marsha
that tried Geceral Flz John Pnyier, IN orue
that the msmbsrs Of II may give the detaiii
to the public ana testify 10 the case II call
ed upon.
The senate resumed consideration o.
the bill to authorize TIE cor s,ructi,n oi
50 el vessels.
NessYs. McPherson. Jonss. o. Florida and
Miller of California took pait ir the d.bs'e
Tho latter Was In favor OF meking liberal
uppropriatiols tor building q nayy. W.
sas ia iavor Of cot struc,ir, American
m-u. oi-war rom American msterisl, bg
Ametican wotkmev, 10 b. msnntd bv
A An,er:caa sezmen. Tho Urt;rd States
should be prepared 20 meet ercrogchments
of thoss who may become j.sicus ., her
progress. The example of tfe. govern
meit and Tree institutions IL spr~saing the
couts ciou vi irrs thought ana zee govstn
meut amor x all the people ci ths globe.
and is enseLdering hatred. ms.ics and ur
fr,endlipsss oi impefisils,s ard nons.chisis
throughout the world. He wanted 20 ses
A u,erica ready to resent any insults ths,
might be hsaped upon her. cema zcn
what quarter 1t might.
Mr.. Bsyard rsviewsd ths &c in Of c>u.
sress In the lssf fsw yeats IN regard /, tbs
navy, aud oouteudsd that IL ~ss impos-
sibls that seeaiors oould ignore the fact
that there was for one reAson OF another a
gree, desl Of oiStrast Ia the bead Of the
navy depaxsusnt. Ia ths oEioion OF many
mes. me pfesent ssiecstou oil The inrumbsnt
wss NOT wiss one. TrSS was 10, ouss
iion Of psrssaA ssssnn bai Of Toe iInsss
of she person tor ths pisoa- rssre was
peihins in tbs sntscedsat4 or sca ,iseaaenfs
OF the Individual ,e'esre3 70 thS reude,ed
bss ssiscelsa si~s. He tBsys 81 would br
,Sls atsnf to siye ps,n 80 ~ DO,
fhsss we're pubiic Qae1ll - A.. - aid he
discs ~td 10 pisl6. open saa ps.i, ~ss-
psg. Il was In no other spisii n. rs,sr.sd
10 th.p spsl.c'. " sas psry Tor this res-
SEQ oonEreea placsd rsstftticns upon The
buH dtsg u sh!ps new In the coarse Of con
stpuOtson.
NJ. Hale here rewsrksd that he had xiv
en- uctlce Of IN amsndmeus {, the pending
Sir which ssrH tSrow the prosecuon o
the sc,s Of lss, spd 1855 arounr the sh:pl
nov proposed. Aud tnss tbs anendmee
was issii sssssslsd BY ths secretary Of th'
nave.
nr. Hsls then of,rsa ss = snhst:ta.s fc
the smendnsnt OF Mr.. NePntfsSn ths Col
lowing:
~Aod said yssels shail be des'rned a.,
cnpsssuet0 e. sti reefgcse ia seeo,iasc'
vftk slt sAtjss, % tSS ssHdkisas and pre-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29
ADJUSTMENTS
the DALLAS OPERA HOUSE
COMING COMING COMING
Thursday. fTlial and Saturday
FEB. 2s aud 20 d MARCH I,
And GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE
Tho Great and Only
AMuSE MI NTS.
PHARAyzN!

Premier Magician and veniIIloQuest ci tnns, tn,
..Ioa )" in,rodusinr the original III nd o Batiel
Eysier," and 'Hid.hir suspension." Lovely
lady floating In mid.sir A mil troupe OF MAI MAJ
isnsties" consisting OF Bali Toss,, nigfv, @ ',h I'M
Liiiinu,lsn ircu,, the clown and his wonder,
fu, irick horse. A large numter OF useinl
Presents dlsiIibuted a. each p,rlormanor's cor,
"tEisu- Tea Sets silvsrware. Dry Goods, Gro,
eo,ies. eic The lesding present each nigh VII
la ei,her n Gold or Silver watch, suit or Fufni'
ture 1ea -ot or $50 In cash .-,
'".vnMtssioN reserved seats, ei, two present
env.lons,: Gallery, 80 cents, one pr, sent envel'
en,' Children under " Yeas hall price -.
Don't class this with aay o. the smaller M gl.
sno"s ~ ~ a.. owe ,hs. "a "vev' 'hi""h" adve-,lse'