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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04
: ptin5 Mlbre6t bon preusen. Be

p,in5 Mbre6t bon preuBem, ber
neue &egent bes 6er3ostbums graun=
fdweig, bielt am 2. Nopember ieinen
fsierli@en ginsug in ber &elibenaftabt
graunf6weig. Ser gmpfang tpirb
als Elm febr ber5li9er geidilbert. prina
Albre9t beanttportete eine MnipraGe
bet Biirgeri6aft babin, baB er in bic
GuBtapfen bes perforbenen Seraoqs
treten unb bic guten 8e3iebungen oes
9eraostbums 5u 3aifer unb Heia aufs
re9t erbalten tuerbe. @raf Wriesbera
beantmortete bieie &ebe oes prinae1
i'm Namen bes 3egenti6aftsratbes, ins
benz er bem prin5en bic unberbrh6lide
Sreue Der 8eb6lferung graunidmeigs
suii9erte unb Der 9offnung gusbrud
eerlieb, bab prins Mlbredt als d6ter
9oben5oQer bas 9er3ogtbum nit &C.
re3tlsfeit unb Wiloe regieren tperbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04
Surnhnne=4hedfer.

9eute Ibenb gafiirt Grdulein 8euo
Moore gum erfen Male in benz romans
tli9en Drama III Meountain pint"
9enannte Dame bat bic Darfelluna
6er @barattere au ibrem befonberem
Stubium gema6t um5 fid einen Mui
oamit ermorben. 9as @tid bat iiber.
al biel Beifau gefunben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

Feiles Sarsaparilla" fit
ale @lnt. unb Sautttantbeiten. Rurirt bic
idlimmiten Sale bon 8lutberqiftuns Bis aur
9epobnliden Ginne. @ebrau9sanneiluna auf
oer Etifette. Gabriairt bon ber alamo Wtft'a
@ompanh uab gum 8erfauf an @ieberberfdufer
unb an 9ribatperfonen bel u. Dreib, Gan
Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

Sir ale 3ranfbeitem Der 2eber,
oer ytieren, ber Blaie, bes Magens,
oes unterleibes unb bes Grauenlpfems
1T Sd6nfelbs beutf9er 9ierem= unb
2eber=Sbee bas gr0Bte, tpenn ni6t bas
ein5ige 9eilmittel ber Welt. 9ie gr6B-
ten Wutoritdten auf inebioinii6em @e=
biete empfeblen feinen @ebrau9 ni9t
nur als 8orbeugungsmittel, fonoern
au9 als 9eilmittel in allen 6ronii9en
GGllen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

= Das Barrier 8Iatt ga 2iberte"
tbeilt NIT, baB Die @erlobung Der dlte=
ften So6ter bes @rafen bon paris nit
einem iiinseren Bruber bes Raiiers bon
RnBlan6 beboritebe. Ser @raf bon
garis 1T iebt befanntli9 Der einaige
Shronprdtenbent aller ntonar9iffifd
geiinnten Gran5ofen. Die Nerbinbung
feiner Gamilie nit ber bes 3arem 1T
Sesbalb ni9t obne eine geuiile politif6e
8e6eutuna.
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0erane 10 ant.

Sisle sepiifenlofe 8ertdufer mosen Sud ia.
gen lte baben Seilmittel fur Suifen unb grfal.
tun9en,. Die sera6e 70 gut iino als Der alte
tnberlaitse Or. 8oianfo Suitens unb Qunosn.
Sbrup, uno menn ibr nidt barauf befebt bic.
ies 9eilmittel 3u erbalten, peroet ibr icbr an.
gefitbrt tperben. PreiS so Gents unS $l.OO.
8ertauft BEL 8. aalteyer & Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

= Sn @rie6enlano febt cine Miz
niiter &riiis bebor. 9eputationen
iu9en ben friiberen Premier Minifter
Sricoupis su bemesen, tpieber Die Sci.
tun9 beg @esierunssseiddfte gu iibers
nehmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

Sd beriu6te Sonsaline in 3uei
Gdaen BON R.uralgie uno einem BON
@beumatismus, nnb bemerfte falt au=
genblidli6e Seilung. gmpfeble barum
oefen @ebrau9 in al iol6en Gd[len.
Sno. s. Glarfe, 81, Garth, Qlla.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

Die Expedition, tpel9e gnglanb
gegen 8irma ausseriiitet bat, tpirb ettpa
10000 Mann 5dblen, BON benen bic
groBe Mebraabl aus eingeborenen inbis
f9en Sruppen beifebt. 9ie Expedition
nlro ben Glublauf bes Sratpabbi ent=
lang in Birma etnbrinqen.
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: Wdbrenb zines Bales in &uters.
billie bate Der Sberiff &anfin BON Ga
Strange elm Reneontre nit &ptpbies,
bic bas Sansbergniisen gu ft6ren fuds
ten. Mebrere S6iife tpurben abae=
feuert, bod Niemano bermunbet,
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2lufter,. ,.mo sstfdbe.

Wir MAIDEN biermit Dem pubIitum
betannt, baB mir unier gufterms unb
Gii9 : Gef9dft tpieber er6ffnet baben.
2Bir beiiben umfafienbe 8orfebrungem
our Werforgung bon 9pteIs. &effaura>
tionen unb 6amilien. Billige preiie.
Treie geforberung mad allen @tabt=
tbeilen.
;. g San Antonio gisfabrif.
20,Ie,IM
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0efnMf.

pirb pfege unb grsiebung fir elm ein=
idbriges aino6en (Mdoden) in elmer
oeutiben camille. 8ute p61entli9e
ober monatlide Bergiitung. Ndbere
Nusfunft in Der Office oiefes glattes.
3n,3mt1mtp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

IS. aaIteber 6 Con, apotbefer, mel DE
INNER fiir bas Bobl ieiner !funben beiorst iit,
bat iest ben 8erfauf bon Or. Botanic 3
9uften- unb eunsen Syrup erbaltcn, Elm
Seilmittel, ipeldes unfeblbar alle GrfdItunsen !,
Sdmerseu in BET 8ruf, unb ale 2uu9en-
tranfbeiten furirt. BUR Yrobe nebmet eine
Brobefai6c. @spobnlide @rOBe so Gents
un6 $1.00.
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8udfenS Mrntca=@dlbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fiir Sdnitte,
Auetf9unsen, @efdpiire, Gieber. uno Saut.
Ausfdlae, Gledte, selprunsene Sdnbe, 0roit.
beulen unb alle Sautfranfbeitsn furirt Sa.
morrboioen ooer feline Beaabluna. goliiqe
Classification garantirt ober bas @elb pirb
suriiderfattet. 20 Gents bic Sda6tel BEL q.
OreiR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04
ssImDroyed ConditIon powd.r,

mProved Condition Powders" fiir qBfer.
oe ano Mdn.nobie9. Elm ausse5eidnetes unb er.
Rrooiss aa,s yulSsr per- IN Oer 8ehanOlung bon gue.
trantsssten aller Mrt, alIsemeine llnpabli6teit.
sMnpaglfn osr Saut, @aube, selbes @aiier,
s. susaase, @.;. an APpstlt @ebrau@sanipeifuns auf
bel NboIpb Trei6, gIamo SIo.o. oeosm.
iber Der goftoffiee, San gntonio. ~, 0''
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

= @olb unb @iIbermaaren
u9ren &C. bel Griber 8ros. Weain
ylaaa, brei Sbiiren unterbalb WoIfiom.
gs pirb beutl9 geipro9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

- Wei 8ersniigen an elmer gemitbz
Ii6en partie Billiard finbet, ber beiu6e
GIarfs 8iIlarb 6alIe, Nr. 9
IL, Ilamo StraBe. 8or3iisli1e @e=
felli1aft, Z Slide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

Die gerliner Norbbeutf6e MGa.
3eitung tuarnt in einem iebr beftig ges
baltenen Mrtifel Serbien bor ieber Muf,
rei5ung gegen 8ulgarien,
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= grembe gum 8eiu9 in @aa Nnz
toi1to ftno eingela6en, Glarfs Bill
lar6 9alle Nr. 9 II, Mlamo
StraBe, 3u befu1en.
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va Wir fiibren bic beHen 6emben
uno 9errensSoiletteartitel, Die impor=
tlrt tper0en f0nnen. &ommt unb per=
glet9t preiie. paneoait & @obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

= Ser n@reat gaitern", Der gr6Bte
Sampfer auf BET Welt, III in 2onbon
am 28. Oct. i'm 6ffentli9en glufffri6
far t26, 200 ($127, ,502) berfauft tporz
Den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-04

Die
eD6dentIibe Treie wrefTe
erideint
ielben Dcnnerfta8
unb frifet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 fiir s
Ronate in gOrausbesablans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-20
trimnirs,, uoive sash and drapory

trimAirgs, rioive sash and drapery
ornaments diamond and pearl.
Miss Rschel Kahn, OF Kentucky,
black silk, velvet waist: ornaments
diamo sds.
hiss Minnie Slaughter, white satin,
embroidered With gold, duchess lace
nouncss; ornaments white tips sxd
pearls.
Miss Msrsie Freseniusers, cream
ca-hmere, zouavs jsckos Of crimson ;
trim nipgS OF pssrls.
Mics carrie Gous hsnour, cream satin,
eschuria lace front, with crystal trim-
nios' diaEond ornu nents
Miss Lola pooso, white null dress,
oii-ntal aounce.; ornaments pssrls.
Mrs. Barry Miller, white satin, bro
csded velvet trimmings, lilies OF the
valley and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Vance Rnrep, light blue silk,
orleptsl lace feunees; ornaments,
diamonds.
Nrs. Il !. Tsnnison, white embroid-
cred null, white satin sash; orna-
ments, natural flowers.
Mrs. Jeff House, white nuns vei.-
Ing, white ottoman sash. lace trim
minss, ornaments, natural flowers.
Mrs Fswoett, brown silk, light blus
oroesded satin front.
Among the gentlemen present were
Messrs. w. IL. Patterson. s. Tracy, DR..
Veal, George Dexter, Joe Wilder,
George Slaughter, Rwfus NieIs, George
E~eli, A. u. Hall. Tom Barry,
Frank Meeks, Vance B,ren,
Wili Reynolds, T. y. Persius,
VI. Cowley, Eugene Sweeny, Wat
kinss Henderson. Ben Thompson,
Chsrlie Henning, Ferris, Melton, San
yer, Harry Barr, Gordon Il md Ill, ID
Malone, Burt Castles, George Prescott
and Paul F1rst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-20
PERSONAL.

Mr.. r. n. Shock, of Waco, 10 in the
city.
Mr. James Orr, OF Terrell, is in ,hs
city.
Mr.. J. p. Dowell, of Terrell, is in the
city.
Mr.. It. r. Anderson, of waxahachie,
IN in tbs city.
Captain A. ]. Houston hss returned
from $ "trip west.
MIR. " A. Garner, Of tho Fort Worth
Livs Stock Journal, 10 IN the city.
Tho many friends Of Miss Lula
Smith will regIst TO Learn Of Lsr
serious tilnoss with dsngue.
Colonel Thomas II. watterSon, trav
el,og passenger agent of the Louisvills
4 Nashville railroad, is In the city.
Mr.. George G Dsmiug, Of the p 4les.
tine Advocate, was In the city ysster-
Day and paid tHR HEsALp u visit.
Mr.. W. d. ti,tleisld, assistant su-
nerlntondsnt OF teltgrapny on the
Gould .yttem, wit a heAdsuartera ~
MARSHALL, Is Ia thu city.
Mics Nsllie Knowles, OF Dallas, is q
delegate II the W. o. +. U. convention
to bs held al Houston. She Is acs ,n-
panisd by Mles xosnis R,wlsy. They
will 90 from Houston to Galveston On
a visit TO friends.
Mr.. Vernis Armstrong. Of the Dir y
OF Armstrong Bros. OF tao city, tho
Whole sDuled and fable Representa- :.
tive Of the abovs firm, returned iAat
evening froW u meet successful trip
through the western part OF the state.
Miss Gus'ie Thomas IL visiting her
sister, MIS-. Scollard, VI this city. Miss
Thomss may be tsskonei va oae OF ihe
unfortunate OF Galveston, ss sipcs her
visit here her nome was completely
destroyed by the late ore.
Mr.. John Hssssrd sus birds, WHO
were marrisd yesterday A. Plano, oe.
cnpy this bridal chamber at the Grand
Windsor. rheir sttsnd ants, Misses J.
Haxgsrd, Nellersh, JulA Master,
Flora Cullom, ard Messrs. Jse Gul'
legs, ] Q Kpodrirs, s Al. Harrington
aud Cosrlss McKomory, are slso NJ
the Windsor.
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Y, -, q. A. Meeting

Thero was quite an interesting meet.
Ing OF young psoplc Las. evening n,
the First Baptist shurcA, preparatory
TO organizing Young Mems Chris.
tisn association. There was also quite
a nunber Of ladies' present With tss
view Of organizing Young Won ans
Christian association. Tho meeting
was well attended and was addressed
BY Mr.. Brown Ia . - ,st forclb,e and
eloquent m.aner. Mr.. Brown 10 here
fro = the City OF New York, msm Der
OF the iniern stlouh association, aad
IN tss ioisrsst Of the organisation ~
these associations. After the appoiut-.
ment OF committees aud ether prslimi.
nary Notk, the meeting sdjonrned n
meet kext Monday evening ct {
o'clock a. tho Congregational csurch,
corner OF Bryan aud HNsoOd streets,
when permanent organization will
be Effected. All interested in tho srsa,
work are cordially invited 10 attsad.
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The SOCIAL WORLD.
A BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT.
Tho Elegant Reception Given Last
Night 1t tho Msrchants' Exchange
BY tho Idlswild Club -Des-
cription of the Many
Beautiful Toilets.

Lsst night the Merch anita Exchange
presented o scene OF music, nirth ~
gaiety, that marked the "Idlewilds" as
tho PRISE OF entertainers. This " al
tho second reception this season given
by this popular social clab. ami IL, In
oysry respect, sustained the precedent
SET by tho club, for recherche enter
tainmsn.s. As early as . o'clock the
spacious hall was comfortably filed
with beautiful young ladies and
their Esl,sut escorts. Soon the
music OF the Meme Bros.
band broke upon tho scene and
the merry throng was gliding through
'hs delightful mazes Of the waltz or
tripping the beautiful glide. Lauoiers,
Newporis and schottisches, etc, fol.
lowed with slight intermissions. 1t
was q scene that was calculated to In.
spire even . newspaper reporter.
Beautiful girls gracefully kept time
to the ravlshing s,rsins OF enchanting
music. 1t did appear a vision OF love-
| ness, with its brilliant array of female
besuty. Now the strains Of some en-
chanting air flcsiS out, bringing ~ II
were fresh ipsp. ilion for the dance.
Bright eyes OF To- w girls n ,shed with
the light of innocent jDy aud golden
youth, while manly hearts beat faster
IN doing homage 10 the queens OF
hearts.
Lovely blondes and eusenly bru.
notes were thickly dotted Ab ,ut the
room, and the slerry bWm OF noft
voinrs mingled In harmonious record
win tho s,rs,ns ot delightful music,
Ths dancing was kept up until ABOUT
2 O'Clock aud then the gay rsvelers DO
KAN 10 wend their way homswsfd,
taking with them pleasant memories
Of last nights cntcrtaiumsat anu Sish-
Ing lorg life AND property TO tho lille.
wilde and many more such occasions,
THE TofLsrrEs.
Tho array at neauuful women, hand.
somoly dfrsaed, somewhat confused
tho reporters limited knowledge 10
tho matter OF femsls toiiettes, but tue
costumes are given. sckrow ,rdging
that u hardly docs justice to the many
beauties present
Miss Bootis Mckee wac charming
and locked be Ironing handsomely
dressed Ia . pale blue siik, laos trim {.
mings end diamond ornaments.
Mice Mary Leak, black sursh six.
c.csrial lace ovetdress, Marechiel Neil
rosee.
Miss Matte Caru,e, light b ne ss,ip,
oriental lsoes pearl and diamond or.
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AN -, n TbLL-GAT2.
The Lastof Its Cias' in the Ramapo VAL

The Lat Of Its Class in tne Ramapo
ley.
A Nysek, Non York, CORES pondent
writing TO the New York Times, says:
The days Of toll.gates in II oklsnd
county arc nearly past, but OCCASION
ally Ia passing through the remote
districts Of the county one comes
across visible reninders Of the tins
when poss.rlders aud travellers in We.
hicles were yeats ago Obliged TO pay
tribute at different points for
the privilege OF going ever tho
suai. In inc Il ,mspo valley, g region
rich In historic interest aud encom-
passed With beautiful scenery, one
gate yet romans, aud Is locked upon
with curiosity by many tourists aud
traveller, passing through tina. way.
Tho old Albany and Hobokeu posy
road aud the Eri- railway follow zach
other all tao way through the ABOVE
nsmsd valley, aud tuli.gstes wers Ia
fUimcr times numerous there. They
we're only sSuag open To lot bossss
through when Jue rate required Wai
paid. There wsrs no side roads,
ana the u'o of The post.iosd
wsE &C mpulsory. The mountains Yls,
hish ON ei her side. aud 10 get 10 Al
biny nuy other way travellers had "a
take the east sido If tho Hudson,
AZ SiostsDurg, q little hsiulat on tho
western border OF the couaty, opposits
the Villsgo tsveru; IL a large square
stone post, ~ firmly in tho around.
On tho post Ia hung a st.ut gsts made
ni ooaris that most tfl,cively bars
the way. Near this post, nailed ss.
eurely TO q tree, is = weather beaten
aigu, nesrinS 10 ourious letters this In.
scription:
RATA or roLE.
For 10 mi same 81, IN proportion FOR any
greater r Ices distance:
I've score OF h ,rses, cattle or mules =. 81
ever tcure OF sheep or hogs 900. go. IL
Ana 40 III prupSrtt, N for any greater or
e.s numb OF either.
Every horse or mute q d rider, o. fled
Every snlsy, chair or chaise, with Que
Every cart drawn by one no 20 or mule.
very coach, coacn.e or pi &C on ....... 81
kvery stage or wagon or Other fur.
wheeled ca,riage drawn BY Two horses,
ututee VI uxeu &c. sA-ssass.ss..a.... Il!
Every sleigl or al Il drawn By Two
bufs.s, mules or n Gu ..........-...... 4,
And In like proportions N drawn By q
rreatero iess n, 'nb.r OF either
Any person evsdlng toll 10 liable 10 th,
amount ofts0 fpr each vffsnse.
There Ia a little red hpase close u
the xsts, and iu This lives tue nan VII,
tales thu oil. tie tecsivo. tss GUN OF
$50 . year aud his house. rem. for nj,
services. HE wifs attends 20 ths rau
and he works cut by the day or week
This 10 now ths only gate renainins
La tre Rsmspo val az, aud can onllecl
lof she a.e OF the road tor iva mite. or
either side. Tue people a sloatsburu
anu v,cini,y have eud-svo-sd to have
the { Ats removed. bat with al sucrsss
rhs gaze 10 taro su op~u at 3 o'clocu
aud remsius 80 al nishs uunl ths m On
or his vito scts up IN the morning
The vs's used % asug on Q woodsu
pat, but II vac reuovef several time,
81 night ard earliest away, ~ Il "a
soun0 neoe >sasy " maize Il more -
eufe ~ setdus 80 - .atps = pest rhl
lW ~ - ~
~ ~ + onoN1(
"A Il ..|| j. L. "a ~. ||.| =. /. |.|| ~
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for handling cotton 10 said by cotton
msn OF every slass TO bo one OF tht
,.1st useful Inventions over msds In
NV form OF cotton mnchiAery.
The latest rryior ofisdies', gents and
chilissn's teOss AZ she X. Huusls sle
Boot aud shoe fssiory, 1872 Il IN street.
Tycoon Caoo Trs. blended with 6
vioT 10 dslicsey o; 1hvor and aroma,
only ~ conia or Iuund at 62s Main
street, A. z Boushe.
Mr.. c. A. Heating has procured @
permit 20 erect l00xI00 ihre e-s tory
brick business house on tho south
west corRer ut Il IN and Jefferson.
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Rio. This causs shorld have bHl
t-N sferred 10 The district court Of VI
VERSO county. Reversed aud remils

We takopleaaurs In calling stlsntitI
10 tho house of MIRA. II. Chs,nut, 10,
el2 Vim s,teet, dealer in millinery
GOODS Gud notions. Fbis Is one Of "
Oldest hoasss In OR city, having
opened here in 1878. Great credit {
due the proprietress for the skilliIl
manaeeIaent OF her hseIpsss, vhit1
has grown from small beginning " n
one o! the lHrgest Ia tho city, nambg.
Ing among its patrops the hest fsmiA11
IN the city and soubtry. No bling rs
The best 10 offered for sale at this hcge
No secondhand or dassged ~
ever found an her shelves rhiS ~
has contributed largely to her sus1la
IN maintaining the best trade 10 ~
country ~
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SUPPLEMENTARY NAHKKre,

NV oELkASs,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. la.-Corn dun -
towe at ~ tO 90
Pork quiet and firm ASA, -.
Sugar generally unchanged; soAe -
rather h CHER
Mol sses aetivs firm aud hi her; o.
kettle choice. "A: god p'ime. y n
prime, 50 io35 good IA 2sio NJ f-ir,
"; good common, ~ TO ~: eomm0n,%
Otne arti les uu-bange
Gle rings OF The banks, S.l?l,?lA
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Felton's Grsham tlour 10 ane.

felton's Grshsm dour 10 ane.
Dried Beef ant Dried Beef Tongues
a. Bouche's, s,s Main street.
Try our 900 leas. b. o. wuLLRn 4
Co, corner II HAYWOOD and nlu.
Have just received HorsA Rssish IN
bottles aud the root, a Bousns's, si2
Main street.
"weepiug Joe" Hardin 10 earring
on revival "a tent stretched nile
vest OF the city.
A false alarm took the Are depart
uient In ths vsclnity Of the linton de-
pos ao,as Day li<ht yse'erdss nusnisg.
An ~ ask = . oflel u esr lo-seao
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some hes,hcp, are not a. much Of the
hes,hen 40 We think; read a Mahos.
,nsdan prpverb: "0pd has bes,ow ed
BE GOOD tbines OF THE world 10 relieve
our eosssities, not !, reward our viz
tues; these will be rewarded IN another
World" We know Of no greater no.
cessity tn Be relieved than Q stubboru
cold, and we know Of no better relief
than Dr.. Bulls Coush Syrup.
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Sale VI lhA Trnnk

Il stated new autAoritativoly that
the Texas Trunk ra,lrssd has been
snld 60 . Philsdelphia syndicss for
s215 200 This syndicate was represent.
ed by Nc, ". ". Weekly, OF Phis-
delphis. Who was Ia the city q few
weeks age examining thu property. I,
ssaid that II 10 the Intention OF the
purchasers TO extend tho road 90 ~ TO
have saStern connection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-20

Boys call at the Hunstsble Booe
Shoe Company, 7l2 Elm street, and ;!
Will HuDsisble's three new Styles
toes on shoes. The Dude, Wsfo'
fast, and Dallas toa Leave the -
tograph OF your foot there, and =
shoes Won't hur, your corns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-20

Will trade NV residence for elh9
improved or unimprovsd land. nm
beautiful location ana an elseuo!
building. We have good .ocisty a
The best schools In the State. ~
dress J, T. Tyler
Georgetown, TEN s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-20

QUITE = number Of people attended
4s auction sAis 81 oil paintings ~ Co
Moln street, and thoee who bought
eonerasulated themoslves on tneiI
oop4 bAssasns. TIE paintines were
really so'd very cheap. Sale will b
eooonued 70 day and tonight
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Reduced ratios from all points on tbs
Texas 4 Pasisc railway, on the 10th
and 10Th instsnts, to Nsrisufcld town
lot safe. The sale takes place ON No
yembsr 81,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-20

Reduced rates from all points on the
Texs 4 Pacins railway, on the leth
and ~ instsnts, to NArteuisld 70 an
lot sale. Tho salo takes plase On Ne
xhmhAr 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-20

Yesterday evening q 4 o'clock, RAY.
eldest scn Of John auA Mary shes (nss
sssroel ], 49, yeess a6d = days.
sne!N VII 'eeo pleoo fruln Uathollo
sSsssss ser9ee osZa9s esA nssse 4
= - 1sssc e. ~. ssss ssss: . .ssss'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-20

Meloue 4 Bwsn. who own one Of
- bns aud ssiess Asas linss In The
~ maize . speciality Of hauling
n4ovY mscoluefv ed n1eroh <ndsse.
~ ~ yUona men aod uosk HARD.
III eollsls ~ pstfcnags Of ouf mif-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-20
Young asa s'iuOle-As I'd r.
A SURE CURS.

The awful effect Of carry v,cs 49,
brinss organic weakness, dss.rarin.s w.
mind and body, With all Its swim n. NJ
lore the inevitable ssuuei, C0Nsisi
TON, sets In. or Paip,tstion Of ~ ~,
Timidity, Trembling, Nervous Disch ~
SO MUCH TO BIZ FEARED, LACK of;sSS
like tn Social L;fe and RrOodinv W.
cnois.
MARRIED sEDS, or shoss ants.
on tina. happy lie. aware OF PhysicaIl r.
billy, EScitaollity of the Nerves. a. ~
irregularities, Quickly assisisd. ~
Ne 1sNChA IS USED oapg =. "
losing their health, aud spendine H.
| qualified to treat thsm, Causing fsssi ~
orders TO the head throat, nose. livsr ~
inngs stomach and bowels, SPEEDiI{
GU RED.
LET NOT FALSE NoDEsTY dst~ y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-12
ASALTO.

Ell dia 3 del que cursa fue asal.
tado y maltratado en- ell camino
que conduce desde Comelio 4
Bayamon ell joven d. jesus Maria
Aguilar. Ell Juez entiende en- ell
asunto, y. tan luego como ten.
gamos mas detalles, los daremos.
ST la mano del rigor no Sc deja
sentir sobre los malhechores "a
donde iremos q parar?
No es ell primer case de esta ma.
turaleza que lamentamos, y nues-
ira morigerada I,la di>ta mucho
lie estar acostumbrada a espect&.
culos semejantes. Precise es, por
consiguiente, que Sc redoble la
vigllancia y ell cello de Ia fuerza
pdbiica por contener d los malhe-
chores, que asi atentaa contra ell
sagrado de Ia persona y de la pro.
piedad. De otros runtos hemos
contado en- estos dias atentados
semejantes, ante los cuales la OPT
ni6n clama por las severas medi.
das y eficaces procedimientos que
en- todos los pueblos cultos siryen
de medic para aque.los fines.