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The RaIx Poly CInh.

The above named organization gave re-
ception at the Park Rink on Tuesday night
last. The early part of the evening, from
to 10 o'clock was taken up with skating
by those present. The grand march was
led by Mr.. Henderson and Miss May Hovey
who were followed by about 1876 couples.
The spacious rink was handsomely decor
ated. Mr.. Arthur Stein gave a cornet solo
during intermission, which was warmly
applaudsd. Among those present were:
ex-Mayor 'ONeil and wife, Joseph 0'Neil
and Miss Laverty. MIR. w. Henderson and
Miss Holcombe, Mr.. Cough and Miss Car
ter, John Menagh and Miss Chichester, MI.
and Mrs DiRmick, MFR. Eldridge and Miss
Warren, MIR. Muller and Miss Ella Williams,
A. Smith and sister, r. Bruce Vandervoert
and lady. F. Winter and lady, Mr.. Van Ripper
and Miss Atkinson, Mr.. Ackron and Miss
Earle, Mr.. Cudlip and Miss Wynans. Mr..
Bennett and Miss Taylor, Mr.. Schwenck
and Miss Dewitt, Mr.. Edwards and Miss
Sopher, Mr.. Holcomb and Miss Caldwell,
Mr.. Hicks and Miss Emma Brown, Mr..
Kusten and Miss Cross, Mr.. Purcell and
Miss Dillon, Mr. Mulgren and Miss ONeil,
H. Schermerhorn,J r. and Miss Warson,
Mr.. De LouS and wife, Mr.. Moffat, G. T.
Brown, Mr.. Devett, the Misses Cassiday,
Cannon and many others.
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Pioneer Councfl r.. AS 2O0th ATember.
On Thursday evening last at the regular
meeting of sold Pioneer" two members
were initiated, one of whom was the two
hundredth member of the Council. He
was received into the order by Regent
George l.. Carpenter, whose name is the
first on the roll of membership. The
name of this second centennial member is
DIR. E. f. Hanks, the popular dentist. The
occasion was also interesting by the pre-
sentation of beautiful P r. jewel to Past
Regent Milton Cafferty, who has just I'm
ished his second term as Regent, and
fine pair Of gold spectacles to Treasurer
Conrad, who has served as such officer
ever since the Council was instituted in
1877. The presentation speech was hap
PLY made by G. v. II. j. Gordon EN-
mons. and the surprised recipients man
aged to make suitable replies. Then there
was recitation by Orator Purcell, a song
by Secretary Nixon, speech by Chaplain
Washer, and some fine organ music by
Bro. Pilch. A large number of members
were in attendance and very pleasant
session was held. Pioneer Council meets
on the first and third Thursdays of each
month, and occasionally on the fifth Thurs
day. This veteran Council is growing fine
ly, several applications being now under
way. Their room, Hiram Lodge Rooms,
% and 25 Newark avenue, is the finest in
this citys
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SUNDAY. FEBRUARY /. 1885.

One of the protective features of the
tariff recently brought to light by bill in
troduced by Mr.. Cox is a singular common
tary upon either the honesty or intelligence
of protective politicians In their efforts
to make the manufacture of cloth profita-
BILE to the few people engaged in its pro-
ductien here they have thrown twenty five
thousand persons, mostly women, out Of
work in the city of New York. When the
tariff was fixed cloth was amply protected
bat in fixing the tariff on cloaks the i'm
port was somehow fixed at such low figure
that manufactured cloaks can be brought
into this country for thirty per cent. less
than the cloth can be imported. Manufac-
turers in Germany and exporters from that
country were not long in discovering the
fact and American cloak makers soon found
themselves undersold in their own markets
by foreign made cloak. 1t did not take
them long to find out the cause of the
rivalry and they were compelled to resort
to the foreign markets for the manufacture
of their cloaks or buy them ready made.
As consequence the cloak makers of this
country have been idle ever since. The
matter was brought to the attention of
several Republican protectionists, but as
the people interested were nearly all wo-
men and couldn't vote, no attention was
paid to their complaint. Finally it was re-
served for Mr.. Cox, Democratic free
trader, to introduce bill equalizing the
tariff on cloth and manufactured cloaks,
and the fraud on American working women
is in way to be rectifed. The season is
so far advanced, however, that it will not
benefit them until the manufacture for
next winter begins. This is curious phase
of our tariff laws but it is only another evil
dence that they were mainly constituted
for the benefit of monopolists and not for
the protection of the working people The
matter has attracted considerable attention
and several meetings were held in New
York the past week in relation to it. 1t was
intimated at the last one that no relief
could be secured at this session because
tae tt RI reformers insisted that no change
could be legally made in any section without
q revision of the tariff, which is very much
as il man were to insist that you can not
put a new head in an old barrel without
knocking the hoops and slaves apart and
then putting them together again. But
when it is remembered that this idea origi-
mated in Congress it will cease to be won
dered at.
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The only scay to nake sure of the "S,snddy
Tdttler" is to direct your nsaos dealer to leaue
1t at your house.
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|
werc "Ed" Ellis, evil" Hunt, E. o. Cham
berlain, 'sLarry" Mott, Harry Benson.
'.Bill" Potter, ''Sam" Semple, ''Tom" Fitz-
gerald, Charley Levy, Clarence and William
E. Sackett, and many other equally accom-
plished journalists. We didn't notice how
modest this paragraph is till we had writ
ten it. As it is needed for filing wen
have to let it slide.
The other evening the customary reso-
luton for the appointment of a committee
to wait upon the dominies and ask them to
attend to open the Senate with prayer was
Offered in the Senate. President Schenck
put the question on its adoption as mat
ter of form.
can those in favor, please say aye p'
he directed.
There was single response. None of
of the other Senators thought it worth
while to vote.
'Those opposed please soy Nor" direct
ed the President.
A vociferous No came from some ptr.
Of the hall.
President Schenck readjusted his ey
glasses and looked around the chamber i
astonishment for the solitary dissentor.
The voice had come from ode centre OBJ de
room, and he kept his eye fixed in that
direction as he declared himself in doubt
and proceeded to put the question again.
There was general response when the
ayes were called. The same resonant and
solitary mol answered the demand for the
nays President Schenck had fixed his
eye on the obiector. It was Senator Smith,
of Burlington. Mr. Smith is said to be
uon-beleiver-in dominies, at any rate.
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A ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE CON-
n corning the construction of new Steel
steam Cruising Vessels for the United
States Navy,
Invitation is hereby extended to all engin-
GERS and mechanics of established reputa-
ton, and all reputable manufacturers OF
vessels, steam. engines, boilers, or ordnance,
having or controlling regular establish
ments, and being engaged in the business,
all officers of the NAVY, and especially eli
naval constructors, steam engineers and
ordnance officers of the Navy, having plans,
models, or designs of any vessels, or Of any
part thereof, OF the classes authorized by the
naval appropriation act OF March 3, 1885, to
submit such plans, models and designs to
the Secretary the Navy.
The vessels authorized to be constructed
are two cruisers ofnot less than three thou
sand nor more than five thousand tons dis.
placement costing, exclusive of armament,
not more than one million one hun
dred thousands dollars each; one heavily
armed gunboat of about sixteen hundred
tons displacement, costing, exclusive OF
armament, not more than five hundred and
twenty thousand dollars; and one light gun
boat OF about eight hundred tons displace-
ment, costing, exclusive of armament, not
more than two hundred and seventy-five
thousand dollars.
These vessels are to be constructed on the
best and most modern design, having the
highest attainable speed, and in the manner
and conformity to the conditions and limita-
lions provided for the construction Of the
new cruisers in the acts of August 5, 1882, and
of March B. 1888, except so far as said acts
provide for and define the duties of Naval
Advisory Board.
Said plans, models and designs should be
submitted within the period OF sixty days
after May Il, 1885, and should be transmit
ted to the Navy Department, Washington,
d. G. Should any such plan, model or de-
sign be adopted or used, liberal compensa-
ton will be paid therefor
The Department will, upon application,
forward copies OF so much of the naval APP
preparation acts as relates to said vessels,
and will answer all letters of INQUIRY and
furnish all desired information on the SUBJ
ject. WILLIAM c. WHITNEY,
Secretary of the Navy.
Navy Department, Washington, May 8, 1885.
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A Doctors Wife.
HRR HUSBAND MAKEs A coyrrss,ov.

HAR HUSBAND NAKEs A COMPASSION,
Dr. W. J. Gibbon, Of Clarendon, Ark, does
quite large practice and stands high as a medl.
cal gentleman. His wife'S lingering condition
became so well knswn, that a reporter aecosted
him on the streets Of Memphis, one DAY, when
nc following dialogue was had
doctor. I am glad to learn that your wife
has regained her health after several years Of
misery and suffering"
"Yes, slT, she Is now quite restored 10 health
70 The great astonishmsnt Of myself and ali who
knew her,.
Have you any objection TO telling me hst
enmplhint and the remedy :"
"None In The least. She labored under IN
etfhetion peculiar to the sex, attended with loss
dsppedie, enae!aton, prostrstion, Impaired Sc.
sre'ions, cold cxlremi,ies, Mysteries, constant
hcadaehe, extreme nervousness, and was bed.
ndden over three years Ny akin and that Of
csha physicians was EXHAUSTED and abe WA
eivsnupto die. Some one mailed me the Formula
~ Dr.. DsUmgOole's English Female Bln,r..
tprucured a few bottles and placed her upon Il,
sse. and Il cured her like magic. nna won.
tsrful medicine, and take pleasure In r.oom.
nending Il to all women who need tonic or
female regulator"
Sold BY all dealers at sI.co II riek. ,eud for .
IS cent book FRKE. sa,-.. -
JP. DRoMeod.E a Co.
sssssSTSsa Louirils. ky.
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NOTICES.,


A n UNEXAMPLED OFFER-WB OF
n Ter, as elsewhere stated in this Column.
70 lots between Elm and Main streets and
several beautiful cottages on monthly paw
menus and long time, We will give prices
on these lots unequaled any where in Dallas.
SIMPSON HUFFMAN, 73l Elm street. 28-tf
CITY SCAVENGEH NOTICE-I HERE
- by inform the people of the city OF Dali
las that nave been appointed City Scaven-
ger, and viii proceed against every other
person carrying out filth or Stops, and have
them dealt with In accordance to the follow
ing ordinance:
Section s, ordinance approved March q.
1851: Sec. 3. Said City Scavenger is hereby
required TO clean all privies, and carry of all
Stops and filth when requested TO do so by the
person whose business 1t is to have same
done. 1t shall be unlawful for any one TO
employ any one TO clean or carry off priyy
NTH or Stop except the City Scavenger or
some one In his employ, and any one violat-
not exceeding $50.
1t will be seen by this section that all per-
sons doing this work or having others to do
IL are violating the law. l am prepared to
DO all work required Of me promptly and eff
nclently. l. Hayward, John Workman and
Charles Morille are the only persons author.
lze2 py me 70 do scavenger work in the city
OF Dallas. hereby notify all persons en-
ploylug any bat the above AIMED parties,
thatl Will proceed against them as the law
directs. All parties do ing such work as re-
moving Stops and filth will call and see me
AZ the calaDoose. Notice to do work can be
left at the office Of the Health officer, Gala
boose, or with any police etfice.
BIB. HAYWARD,
City Scavenger.
n oTICE-BANJO TAUGHT BY MY
~ slmplitied method. Call on or address
WIN, KUMPF, 400 Main ST.
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OF THE CITY COUNCIL

Resolved, That the sum OF $3.50 out of
the taxes as collected for general fund, or as
much Of that amount as will be necessary,
be and Is hereby appropriated out OF said
general fund of the city of Dallas for the cur
rent expenses ofihe fiscal year ending third
Monday In April, 1856, and the above stated
amount Is 90 be distributed among the de.
pArtments OF the city rs folloWRt
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DERs0NAL--N YAK AND UNDEvEL-
| OPnD r. RTs OF tine HUMAN BODY
Enlarged, Developed and Strengthened, etc,
san interesting advertisement long run in
nr paper, In reply 70 Inquiries, We viii say
nat thsrS 3 no evidence 81 hU1't-7 7hout
Nry hiahlv Endorsed. Interested persons un5y
Get sealed circulars, giving ell parti5ulare,
2ddre61tug Erie Hsdical Co. p. o, Cox 81
BuhGIoJH. ' iTol..iN Hsvsni,to W.
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Bailey's Saline Aperient,
b WHAT IS TIT

MS cheap, mild, effective and deirkffnl lar.
nvs Or Purgativs,. intended a. q substitute ior
S and nauseating pills. II cures constipa.
on, biliousness, sck headache, and q speclsiy
eesPted 70 all who lead a sedentsry OF -lossly
Sonnned Life. nisa white powder and sfIrrvcsces
- sods water, and 10 as pleasant, n does not
enpc so sicken sld Is always ready. Put up in
e oss,les and sold at Soeents BY AZ Druggists,
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FOR RENT.

IGOR RENT-Two LARGE,AfRY ROOMS
IL with south and east exposure, furnished
or unfinished, with or without board. Ap.
ply CORNER Elm and Ervay, upstairs.
EOR RENT-l2OO WOOD, COSY HOUSE,
IL 4rooms, SIS; 500 Pacific avenue. SroOms.
Iii III commerce etreet, 4 rooms, $40 50;7l2
Akard street, 4 rooms, $40; rooms, Texas
street, near Bryan, IS; 3rooms, Texas street,
near Bryan, 50; Akard and jackson, o rooms
~; No 10 Preston street, Sll; 1915 Elm street,
fla; corner Dove and Commerce, rooms SIS;
5rooms, Cochran and Williams, SlS; rooms,
Harwood and Cochran, SIS; l29 Bryan,
rooms, sl2; 1883 Commerce street. IS; 1872
Main street, SO Inquire LAND & THoMP-
son, Real Estate. Agents, 100 Sycamore
street, ie9-2t
EOR RENr-A WELL-FINfSHED SEW
I en.room cottage, splendid water, on
Swiss avenue, north OF Fair Grounds; block
lOOx2O feet Apply at Eclipse Lumber Yard
mayl0-lm
IGOR RENT-THE FINE BUSINESS IO-
IL cation AZ 6l9 Elm street. For partlcu-
lars, apply to Fine, Very Fines Auction
nooIns, may2f
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Group, whooplng cougn and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Sold by !. l.. Williams y 90.
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Harris, the butcher, has a iut OF spring
lambs which will be Slaughtered 30 or
der. They are fine fat animals and
Harris understands the ar OF putting
them In shape for consumers.
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A Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocaine dresses the hair perfectly,
and is also preparation unequalled for
the eradication of dandruff.
The superiority Of Burnetis Flavoring
Extracts consists in their purity and
great strength.
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The Weir Plow Company are Just in
receipt or a car of spring " agons from
the celebrated Racine Wagon and
Carriage Company. Can and ogamine
them,
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Fer l.mo psCk, side or chest use Shit
ioa6 Porous Plaster. pricO s. oouta
Sold Nv ]. l.. Williams & Go.
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For salaries, per month .............. N,OO2 90
For police, per month ................. l,SOO %
FOR IRE department, per moHth ..... Ion IS
For streets and bridges, per month l,20S 30
For hospital, per month ............... 800 10
For printing, per month .............. 1866 90
For sewers, per 4Lonth ,............. So SO
For calabooSe, per month ............. ltO 90
For sanitary, per month ............. Al &c
kOr city park, ger month ........... 100 90
For charity, per month ............. l25 90
For gas llghtstreet lamps, per month IlS SS
For incidental expenses per month 2OS 80
For elections, per annum ............ 900 90
FOR stationery, per annum ........... 800 W
For insurance, per annum. ......... 100 90
For interes' ON notes, per annum 900. $500 10
And that the heads OF each department
shall die with the City Secretary, on or be.
fore the lat OF each and every month, a de-
tailed statement OF supplies required by their
departments for the current month.
Adopted May 10. 1885.
n true copy; W, II. PARRY,
City Secretary.
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window shades and lace curtains
lower than ever IT Thompson Bros.
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Sleepiess nignm made miserable the
that terrible cough, Shiloh'n Cure is by
remedy FOR you. Sold By J, J.. Williams
q 20
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Is pronounced by scores Of ply
sicians, and thousands Of people
vi lave used it, to be the best
known remedy for Debility, Dys-
peps.a, Indigestion, Loss Of APP
petite, Loss of Flesh, Lung Com.
plants, Female Weakness, Cas-
trio IrEtability, Nervousness,
Malarial Fever and many other
diseases where toniCs are required
differing essentially. from all
other Beef Foods and Tonics,
This great InvigOratOr consists OF the
Juice OF the finest fresh beef-E. aaron Won
Liebigs process-together with iron, quinine,
and roots and herbs known for their tonic
and health giving properties; and affords
building Tlaterial for both nerve and muscle.
An analysis by the eminent chemist, AR
THUR HILL HASSALL, MD, FRS, of Lon.
don, England; and also an endorsement by
the celebrated physician, Professor SIR
ERASMUS WILSON, FRS, LID, Of Lon.
don. are labeled on each bottle. .-.---. '---s-s
II has drought sach remarkable cures
Of The ailments ichioh d1iict common hut
ptdnity that IL NAV be tI1ilU called
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This is the fire season; so insure your
property with Smith h Hall, agents.
Office opposite HERALD office.
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LadiSs, aisSsS and ChiIdren's STRAW Hat
RsumSn'a.
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uABIEs OF YOUTH AND ExOEsssn

HABITS OF YOUTH AND ExUEsssE
Al OF menhood cause more suffering, sui.
des, nervous debility, impotence, sterllity,
riotures, vertcOcele, diseased prostrais
and, bladder, kidroys, heart, dropsy, dla-
ties and BriRht's disease, than everything
G, and cannot b. cared with stomach ned.
mes alone, electricity, or0yonS, belts, eau
terigauons, sounds, oatheters or cutting m
European and American Medical Bureau
IL sepde treatise FOR 70 cents, giving reme-
es and directions witch cure these other
wise fatal diseases ~ home githoptnain pIt.
vataly. offinass. llp7 R-nsiyvuv ". y. 'Nifv
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WANTED.

WANTED-A LARGE LoT OF OH
w gold. l.. E. CURTIS, Jeweler, corner
slaln anu foyoras streets. iel0-7t
-AGENTS-ADDRESS ELEC-
w trio Lamp Stove Co., st. Louis, Mo-,
for circular, cuts and terms OF the So candles
power Marsh Electric Lamp. JeiO-Sw
WANTED-LADIE AND YOUNG MEN
" In city or country, to work for us at
their homes. Permanent employment; no
instructions TO buy. Work sent by mail
Sdistance no objection). 30 to S12 per week
can be made. No canvassing. No stamp
for reply. Please address HOME MAN'F'G
Co.. Boston, Mass. P. o. Box 1918.
M ANTED-TWO ROOMS TO RENT AND
w board at reasonable rates. rooms large
ana pleasantly situated; large yard and well
shaded and the best OF cistern water. Apply
10 6lS Ross avenue. jung Il
WANTED-TO TALK WITH AN ENER-
w getic, steady young man IN regard 10
going into some kind of business with small
capital. Address c. A, Herald office. je9-2t
WAGTED-AN ACTIVE MAN OR WO-
" man In every county to sell our goods.
salary $40 per month and expenses, or
commission. Expenses in advance. 81 out
NJ free. For full particulars address STAN
OARD SILvERwARE Co., Boston, Mass.
w AHTED-25 GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w housework; good wages aud goodIhomes
INTELLIGENCE AND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
6O9 Main street, Dallas. junS-lt
M AN Ell "A CUAUMA hEk - APPLY
w to ID ZIMMERMAN, 507 Main street.
jun3-tf
M ANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUAL EN-.
w dowment Association will give good ans
profitable employment to experienced insur.
ance solicitors. Address j. S. DAUGHERTY
President, T23 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Jylif
w AGENTS - NOVEL
w ties in Ladies' and Childrens' wear.
OVer4O new designs. Nothing like them. Sen
as fast as shown. Over 1000 agents make 500
monthly. Address, with stamp, f. II. CAMP
BELL d Co.. South May street, Chicago.
may9O-l5t.eod
w ANTED-BY HUGHES BROS, ONE
w Thousand bushels of blackberries for
making blackberry cordial. Must be thor.
oughly ripe. Parties having them for sale
please correspond with the above firm.
mayl4-2Ot
w ANTED TRAVELLERS 70 STOP Al
w The E" geland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprietress. HOUSE
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on the
European plan, with restaurant attached:
meals at all hours, and polite attention; spe.
clal Inducements for drummers, febi0ti
VA ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, IN PRI-
w vate family, as laundress and cham
bermoid, Only one who is thoroughly COM
petenl need apply. Apply TO MRS. II. V.
LOlIPkISs, WI Young street.
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Plate Hata $50 iiunuets
- - 49,.
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EoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNITURE
II OF six rooms, corner jackson and Akard
streets. mayl7.tf
IGOR SALE-WE HAVE A FEW SEQ
Il ond hand gins and ngines, in good re-
pair, which we are closing out at very low
figures, BowsER & LEMON, at the old stand.
mRy2i-tf
NOTICE - ALI. PERSONS HAVING
~ claims against the estate OF L. II, NIL.
Ter, deceased, will please present same at
store 1854 Elm In the next 10 DAYS jun7-lw
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EoR SALE or RXCHANGE-HALF IN
~ terest In the Delmonico and Board of
Trade Restaurants, the best paying business
IN the city; VIII take one-haif cash and one
half I'm city property; this In offered for 30
days only. Apply to SIMPSON * HUFFMAN,
ISL Elm street rnovst}
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EOR SALE-WE OFFER FOR SALE 25
II lots on Elm and Main streets, over half
the lots having neat and new cottages on
them, for small payment in cash, balance
on long time. We guarantee this property
TO be lower than an' like property offered In
Dallas, and can recommend Il Ia workmen
mechanics and Others desiring to secure
homes on the easiest possible terms. SNIP
SON 4 HUFFMAN, 1Sl Elm street. 23-tf
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EOR SALE-ONE SALOON COUNTER
IT and bar shelving, ice box and screens,
cheap. Apply 10 SIMPSON * HUFFMAN, Isl
Elm street. mnyS. m
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Picknick and lunch baskets at Erb's.
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IGOR SALE-15XlOO FEET, EAST OF THE
u Central railway on Elm street; house OF
10 rooms, neatly furnished, oistern and well,
shade trees and beautifully grassed yard,
with concrete walks and rare flowers. House
IS two stories high and In the best OF condi-
ton with ali modern conyeniences, also
clNlOC feet on Main stree. adjoining the
abovei good house Of ) rooms, This whole
property is offered NJ rare bargain, Apply
TO SIMPSON x HUFFMAN, 7Sl EN- street
pnoyR.tf