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HARRIED.

pUpKE- WIICOX-On wednesday evening, April g. by the
Raw rnklin Rabbit Lberhard L. Pupke 70 Julia Lupton.
daughter Of A. NJ. Wilcox. all Of this city.
PINTO MOORE Thursday evening April y az .hplst
Cbnrch New. brighton L. by Rev George Leeds, OF Bos
ION ass stei By Vev George Johnston, William Albert
Unto To Mahle. daughter o. {. A Moore
Boston aud eiphia papers please copy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Church OF the Holy Com
amman IN April o. 1887 the Rev Henry Mottet as
sisted by the rev. henry NJ lease, d. 4, Arthur ~ r.
Randolph Lucy Maud daughter oi the late D.
COl1ens all OF this city.
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SUED FOR $4,000 FOR ISSUING A WARRANT

BUFFALO, April 10 (SpccldI.J OF IUH8 VI'Ho
there have been disturbances in the Police Department
Tho trouble began when superintendent Thomas Curtin
was asked to resign This quickly followed by the
arrest Of Commissioner Michael Newell who 1t was as
serted was not citizen Of the United States Inc war
rant given for Mr. NewelPs arrest by folce JUSTICE
Thomas King Newell sued King for false arrest ana vs.
sed hS damages at 10000. The trial took lace o
dsy before Justice Chids. In the Supreme court circuit
ful candidacy of John b. Manning for the Mayora} VI
the CITY The went to the jury with charge Which,
n ia glrmsed will the action Tor the COMMISSIONER
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A Sore Throat is soon relieved by DR.. Jaynes
Expectorant. Old remedy for Bronchial and Pulmon'
AIRY Disorders. ..
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Posi- ID .hce Nouce

Letters for Europe need specially directed for dis
by Particular In orer 10 secure spseV
denyery at destnt all Transatlantic mails are ior.
warded 10y the fastest vessels availibe .
Foreign mails fJr ths Noak enhny April IL. Tu cDD
CPKoMpILY II atGhls olics as follows
sAIURDAi-AL . nj. JAMAICA, sayanlla. &C.,
uIeyIown aud LmOn per s. Alene; at
Jamaica per s s. Edith Golden,
ut a. IN, Newfoundland. per s. {. Portia
AT 10 u for Central America aud the soath Paciio
ports :. crescent via Aspinwl lleters Zoe
De directed per crescent CltY ~ Al llg
IN. for Europe. per UmDra wa Queenstown at IL
m. Belgium drtct per g. haesiand VIA Antweru
(letters BIZ . recsed per Waesland"D; at p ~
Tor the Mhdward Islands pers MurIelI at 1880 D. IN
for Porto Rico and Nassau, N p per Saratoga
Havana
sUNDAY-At 1880 p. m. for Vera Cruz direct per s.
Whitney via New dreams letters must be directed pef
steamer via New-Orleaus'.
Mails China and Japan, per 3. san Pablo (vis
FIa3elscoj. close here April - at o. "a.
Islands. Der AUSTRALIA WA ,Aa Frtncisc)l ciJs, here
May - y. III. to- arrival at Nss-Y0rk D. s. s.
Auratlc VITA British mails for AUSTRALIA.
.The schedule ofclosIng OF rrlas Paclns nails arrlay
Of tleir uninterrupted oysritnt trtl
FRANCISCO Mails .rO n tIe Ets5 arryiaS on GAG "
the u sain5 " stea nsfs trs III
patched thence the same lay
HENRY O. PEARSON Post nass,e.
Post once Newl y. Y, April 5. 1850
PiIes-Itching Piies-Postvey cured: also, Blind and
Bleeding Piles Fsula Salt Rheum, and all diseases OF the
skin by the OF kossman's Cure BOSNIAN MchlN
SrRY, Hudson. n. " Proprietors Sent by mail Tor %
cents
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The New-York Monthly Fashion Bazaar.
LATEST SPRING FASHIONS
Now Ready In the MAY Number


Now Ready the MAY Number
NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BAZAAR
Consisting OF
The First Summer Fashion rlates Lovely snits In nghs
goods LADIES' Watering ilace Toilets. New stfcoe
Dresses. Walking and Visiting snis.
Also
Chidrens spring and SUNNI Fashions spring and sum.
Millinery II K and straw Evening Bonnets, and New
Imported straw Hats.
Tho NAV number Of THE NETWORK FASHION BA-
FAR contains the continuation OF
DICKS SWEETHEART.
nv Duchess. Author Of "Phyths," Molly BAUM. 40
printed rum Adv ance shee.s)
It contains also the continuation OF
THE FUGITIVE BRIDE; Ut. THE BLACK BAYOU
BY Mary +. Bryan , .
LISTERS SECRET.
nv Mary Cecil HAY Author OF "Od Mvdiletons Money 80
IL contains also the continuauonof
THE BELLE OF SARATOGA.
BY Lucy Randall Comfort
TIE NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BAZAAR Is Toe
s,e by ali II will also be sent postage prepa
FOR 70 cents single copy The subscription price s ~ ~
per year Address GEORGE MUNRO, II 70 ~ Esnlc-
water st.. New. York. W. " boS 3.2ll.
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JyrJDEyTS IN SOCIETY.

The Trio Club was entertained last evening
nv Miss Van sartvoord OF West Thirty -ninth-st
Among the guests were Mrs. Golden Murray MIS- fere
Noel Miss Lawrence Mr.. Arnold, Mr. schenck ana MIS-
Place. ,
Mrs Bradish, of Fifth-ave.. gave handsome dinner
party to twenty guests.
Mrs Bachman. of West Fifty-seventh-st' gave aP"N
in the afternoon TO about fifty children, VINO ehoyeu
music dancing and refreshments.
Mrs Oothout. Of West Nintb-st, entertained the
biadrigal Club in the evening
Mr. Riddle will read, at Mrs. sylvanus Reeds mouse
this morning at IL o'clock.
Mrs Ueudrickson, OF Grace Court, Brooklyn gave u
dancing party evening; and Mrs General Webo OF
No Is Iexingtonave.. entertained a party OF young
people In the same pleasant way.
A Change has been made in the programme OF tne
entertainment given this evening IN the University
Club Theatre The little coinedieta Mimi VIII nov
be presented owing death In the family of MISS
Duran the author who also to be in the cast IN
Its Mace there will be recitatiOns by Miss Amy Baker
and singing by Mile Zee de Lnssan aud Louis Won Eitz
The proceeds Of the entertainment Will be devoted 10 ihe
large humber Of friends sent beautiful floral offerings
10 Mrs Cavendish Bentnck who sails to-day Tor ENG
land. -, .. g. oor a,
Babylon l. l. At o'clock the members WIN nulhDer
nj friends will be entertained at luncheon gwen Oy h
and Mrs Austin Corbin at their country hnuse near
BABYLON The meet will take place at 3 O'CLOCK
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

~ shows the bs ome variations IN this city t.nts
VI for
oscillations
= . BroAduJ.
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~.a.ct He has new idea. He is going abroad. nc
t',, ~ the first man occupying his high position "
Wiz WI, 20 Euronsan tour during his term OF once. ak
maA9 aansnfion in the courts ana congresses anu
l n VIZ o rooms and mansions OF Europe.
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TESTIMONIAL DINNER TO DR.. J. H. PULLMAN.
pannocontatirns Of all the IlnlXerSallst

TESTIMONIAL DiNNEh ~ IN ~ H. 'N-N"A-'-''
Representatives of all the Unlyersallst
churches OF this city and Brooklyn and several from
Philadelphia Lynn and other places. gathered Thursday
evening at Delmoncos to testify, by farewell dinner
rappreciaon OF the done by the Rev. Dr. j. NJ
Pullman during his seventeen years ministry IN this
city Dr. Pullmans church was represented by T. H.
Delamater william A. Miles, c. q. Iippencott and
others; the Rev. C. II EaoD's by i. L. Holden, n. L.
Cort d. d. Youmans and ID. ID. I. Marshall the Rev. Mr.
nlmans by d. stage, Theodore CrOwell and Stevenson
TAYLOR and the other churches by equally prominent
members. Among guests. beside the pastors men,
Toned were the Rev. Dr. j. Nj. Atwood, president OF
the Theological School Of ST. Lawrence University the
Rev. Dr. C. W. Biddle, president OF
the Massachusetts, State Convention; the
Rev. Z. C. streetser. OF Philadelphia
the Rev. j. Smith Dodge the Rev. Dr. A. j. Garfield. the
Rev. Dr. Asa SAKE, the Rev. A Gunnson, and the Rev
W. I. Grove.
There were nearly 800 ladies and gentlemen present.
The speaking by music by Bernseins orches
ira and singing by the Idlewild Glee Club. The
following were the list OF toasts: Welcome" the
Rev. A. Gnnnlson; "Our SisterhOod OF Churches the
saist Minister" the Rev. j. NJ. Atwood; The Definite
Aim OF ULiyersalsm," the Rev. f.. G. sweetser;
"Woman's Work In the Unversalist Church."
the Rev. c. III. L ton; Tho Layman's Opportunities
and Responsibilities" r. r. Holden; The Outlook of
Uniyersalism," DR.. A. j. Canheld; "Universaiism in
New-York State" Dr. Asa SAKE; "New-Enghnd UNI.
versalisn." DR. C. W. Biddie: "The Sixth Society"
Rev. W. r. Grove; and "A Metropolitan Ministry, Dr.
4
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AH notices of marriages must be indorsed Nth Ja9'
name and address.
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SPECIAL Notlres

A. William r. Moore. Auctionoer.
MOORE'S ART GALLERY.
go FIfTH-AvE
IMPORTANT ART SALE.
The most important collection Of
WATER-COLOR PAINTINGS
ever broug ht together In this country.
OVER SIX HUNDRED SUPERB EXAMPLES OF THB
GREATEST MASTERS IN
wATER.COLoR ARE
Of the features Of tins exhibition VIII be the collection
MASTERS made by hOmas ichardol, kIIEst. covsni
Garden London together with many rare examples o. ,hs
the Samuel Boden London and choice and bril-
france and Belgium which have Just been received
WORKS BY THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS.
DUTcH-Joseph Israels Ancn Na1ve William m. Mans
Herman lenk,te aomis Apo % a aeT Ia. s
D. BoeicS KenhsnNsrs FlSrsnt %,ems Jan
ESdLIsH-J: n; " Iuraer coPey Fielding 9 .tanasla.
WICK David %Isie. Cistormos: A. Psnlsy: E9wgSlIea
Carl Haag, Francis Danoy, joan stable Il G Dibden
Tsf S,tSn an ND r&LiA j. F. Mnet L. Ross
Tr S%Ia Fne Henry Re rsnR nsi & paa
''"'A- Now on free exhibition day and evening.
A4P 70 sE Es s sRvR OK oR 4 fS,T5y
APIIL u. u; 70. T., AND =. Az -,
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A. BY Foh Join Il; Or r. Be Arf.ieossr Co
The most sss AAcou ever ne this coun
try. OWING 20 dissolution OF the nrm OF
ARCHER Il BULL,
They will offer their entire stock at Auction
TUESDAY. APRIL Ia, and following days at 2:SO y. M
20 EAST 14TH-Sr.
The stock Ia exhibition. aud all the vare
sizes coors and manufactures incud
Ing many raj and desirable pieces
AL Carpet Cleansing: o Thos. James Stewart.
1854 Broadway N.Y. and and jth SITS J. C. Telephone.
Bangs g. Co, Auctioncers 739 and TAI Broadway
VIII sell
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL Is and IA,
at 1880 D.
collection valuable Books standard and Scarce Works
Ia English French tcra DRAMATIC AMI re
rodcal Publications. -uperby Illustrated Volumes
TorIaits Works Of the Great siasters Drawings. &C
WEDNESDAY and FOLLOWING DAYS, at $3.50 p m~
THE LIBRA Y OF THE LATE
HON. EDWARD w. NJ. MACKEY,
Of south Carolina comprising many valuable works in En
Qsh Literature especially rich In Archaeology kokLors
Mythology &c; some AmerIcdna iucuIy 10" raro
COnfedei a Publications.
H. n. squire ~ sons Jewellers, ~ Fufon-st. n Z.
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Watches own make. siDDsiJJ sseriIhs ,ufSts5 W
Miss Elizabeth stewart Phelps story,
SWEET HOME"
will be continued in to-morrows
SUNDAY NEWS.
On all News stands Ihree Cents.
Nieder sellers Wafer
The Original German seers).
Recommended by leading European meical authorities
for its purity.
UneqUalled Table Water.
OF limitations
ANTHONY OECHS 81 Warren-st,
Sole A gent for the U.s..
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cHoKED TO DEATH IN A FIT OF CRYING.

GRAHAMsvILLE, April lO.-While the Ittl
child of Edward Curry was crying and choking owe
some little mshap failed to catch its breath and die
IN
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HEBREWS Ruled OUT.

bitter Unless large police force is duty at these
mills Tomorrow serious trouble s anticipated.
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WIN the Person who Wrote to the Postmaster 81 kcen1
N IL inauiring for ELIZA MANY CHASE. corfesp9no
vim MIA Mary II. 1EcKLky. Kscna. N. -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-19
Battling DOR the Kight.

j. g. Gibson, OF the Baptist church,
held series Of meetings at Salem church,
In Oglethorpe county, the last of last
week, continuing through Sunday.
Rev. j. G. Allen, of the Baptist church
at Sylvania, has been carrying on very
successful prOtracted meeting during this
week. There were eleven acoesslons to
the church.
Rev. John w. Burke, publisher of the
Christian AdUOcGte, of Macon, is preach
Ing at Centre church, near Antioch, in
Oglethorpe county. A most successful
meeting Is going on there.
Much interest seems to have been man
Tested in the prOtraeted meetings held in
Laurens county recently. Last week at
Rocky Creek church II professed couyer-
sion and were baptised, and at the meet
ing now in progress at Condor over %
have been added 10 the church, among
whom are some OF the most prominent
citizens. Still another meeting il In pro-
gress at Marvin church, on Buckeye,
from which the NEWS has not as vet re-
ceived any report. The protracted meet
ing of the Nj. Z. Church at Dublin will
commence on or before the fourth Sunday
in September. A great religious wave is
sweeping the country, and with the clos
ing Of the year the churches will show a
wonderful increase in their number OF
members.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-19
A NARROW Escane.

From he ALBANY Mems and 4 drertiser.
Mr.. W. o. Watson, of this city, was out
in Worth county surveying some land, on
Thursday, and had a very Marrow escape
from being bitten by n large rattlesnake.
He had his eyes on an object ahead Of him,
and stepped across a log. Feeling some
thing squirming under his foot, he looked
down and was Mortified by the sight OF a
large rattlesnake. His foot was on the
snakes tail. and the venomOus reptile
was struggling with all his Inightt0 strike
him. The snake seemed clumsy and
weighted down near the head, however,
and Mr.. Watson managed TO get away
from him In time 70 escape contsct with
his deadly fangs. His snskeship was
coon dispatched, when Dir. Watson found
the cause OF his clumsinrss and realized
what narrow escape he had made. The
reptile had swallowed a rabbit, and II bad
passed just tar enough on II way 10 tho
home base 70 weight the fore part Of the
body down. With Mr.. WateOn's foot on
It's tail and the rabbit in It's neck, the
snake was unable 70 throw itself into a
coil or raise its head high enough 20
strike.
MIR. Waison's father was killed by a
snake, and be DAYS IL gives him the shUd-
ders n think OF his own narrow escape on
Thurednv
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-19

or four miles west Of the city, Sunday, hid
under trough In one Of the stables, after
wandering about in the PooOsin swamp a
day aud night. When found mis- clothes
We're nearly torn off, his hat aud shoes
gone, and his flesh badly lacerated with
Driars. The night he disappeared he
imagined he heard some one cay, Just out
side OF ms window: You knife him and
/ III shoot him. He did not wait to hear
more, but fed through the city. out into
the country and ran until completely ex-
hausted, when ne crept into the stable as
above stated.
One day last week a Mr.. jackson, OF
Greenville, sent W. p. Surles, a Young
man In his employ, to a saw mill with $3.50
10 pay for bill of lumber. Surles did not
return, and the next heard OF him was
through telegram sent to his wife from
Macon, stating that he was in that place
and insane. On Saturday another tele-
gram was received by his wife. etating
that he was on the train between Hagars-
vile and Newman, acting very much like
n crazy man. The Marshal Of IGreenville
went to Newman and arrested Surles there
on Sunday. He pretended not TO know
anyone, and when taken back to Green
vile he even acted as though he did not
recognize his wife. w hen arrested $3.50
and new gold watch were found on his
PeISOh. ne Is now IN jail AZ GreenYille,
and opinion is divided OF the subject of
mis- insanity. 1t is snid that the kilograms
received by Mrs. Surles were sent by her
husband under an assumed name.
! A meeting Of the Macon bar was held
at the court house, Monday, for the pur-
pose OF organizing the Herschel V. John
son Monumental Association. After a
temporary organization had been per-
| fected the following gentlemen were
| elected the officers of the association :
| Hon. 7. j. simmons, Of Bibb, President:
Hon. Richard Clark, of Fulton. Hon. Il.
II. Carlton, Of Clarke, Hon. Rufus f. Les
ter, of Chatham, Hon. j. :. Hook. of Rich
mond, Hon. William A. Little. of Museo-
| gee, vice-PresIdents; J. X. Hines, ESQ,
| OF Washington, Treasurer, and j. FL. Pol
| hill, OF Jefferson, Secretary. A. H. Woo
/ ten, Esq, OF Jefferson. was elected gem
eral soliciting agent for the monumental
| fund. The following gentlemen were APP
| pointed as committee to prepare and
| furnish to the press of the State memo
rial address and bring more fully before
the people OF the State the purposes and
| plans of the association: Messrs. W. A.
Lotion, chairman, Isaac Hardeman, and
E. II. POttle,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-19

Oglethorpe county has an old maid
worth over $35, coo.
Thursday was the birthday of Mrs. DR.
Eben Hillyer, of Rome, and the doctor
presented her with $1,000 Chickering
upright piano
There is only one girl at New Brighton
who wears red stockings with her bath
ing dress, and the other girls cut her
Black stockings are considered in strict
society the only allowable thing.
The cook of Macon hotel has three
wives. 1t is urged that he did not know
it was against the law TO marry another
woman after living apart from his wife
three years. He was placed under 5000
bond to appear at the next term of the
Superior Court.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-19

HORsFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE.
Valuable in Indigestion.
DR.. Daniel T. Nelson, Chicago, says: 81
find it a pleasant and valuable remedy in
indigestion, particularly in overworked
men,"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-19
Farm Facts.

The peas, sugar cane and potato crops
are fine.
Rev. Peter O'Neal, OF Milledgeville, sent
new cord 20 Treanor's mill last Friday.
Mrs. Martha Smith sent Yaldosta's hrst
bale into that town on Wednesday last
IL Is reported that dogs are doing much
damage to sheep around Picciola In Lau-
rens county
No cnterpillars have appeared nc war
wick. worth county, and crops thefe-
nbOuts are ine.
Several planters Of Lee aud Worth coun-
ties fear that the rust will do cotton IN
their section more damage than the cater-
pillars will.
Roner Young, Of Lowndes county, mas
shipped 300 pounds Of comb honey re-
Gently 70 Atlantis and other markets. ana
~ FAR as heard from, got good prices loi
n.
The Pathological Society Of Atlanta
will send a great many tne specimens %
the meeting Of the American Pomolos'eAi
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-19
Georgia Thrift.

There is an increasing demand for dwell
lings in Button.
Work IS progressing finely on the new
Town hall at TalbOtton.
There are no Israelites in the mercan-
tile business in Naldosta.
w. w. Johnson, a Macon grocer, has
been closed by the Sheriff on a mortgage
for 81, $50 in favor of Mrs. Nora NJ. Carver.
Dallas is 10 have a college building.
Four acres in a commanding position
have been secured, and work on the build
ing Will soon begin.
From the presentments of the grand
jury at this term of the court old Jackson
county shows up well financially. The
property returned for taxation is $2,5SS,-
404, an increase over last year OF $97, 01S
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-19
ABRAHAMS & BIRNBAUMS
CLOSING SALE

That we mean to close out this seasons
stock we intend to let our prices convince you.
Here are few quotations.:
One lot Black Alpaca Goats, former price
81, now 81.
One lot Black Alpaca Coats, former price
3d. now 50.
One lot Black Alpaca Coats, very tine, for
mer price s4, now 81 80.
One lot Black Alpaca Coats, still aner for
mer price S.. now 81 80. warranted fast color.
One lot Cream-cOl0red POngee Caats, for
mer price 81, now 50.
a large lot ofSuits, broken sizes, comprising
all grades and styles. regular prices $40 TO SOS.
now reduced 10 One-half. This lot fills up
two large tables, and are Of such varied as
sOrtment that everybody almost can get suited.
We are in earnest in regard TO closing out
at asacrtfice, and kindly invite you to see for
yourself.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-19

Eyes, have an idea OF making a spar
ring tour through England" said John H.,
after seing MoCanrey In Philadelphia re-
Gently. 81 have mot all who are worth
meeting m this country" The champion
looks well and his friends say that he IN
tcnds 10 quit drinking entirely. OF course
be may require something occasionally,
but he Will keep clear IL barrOOm poison
aud use only DUFFY's PURE MALT
WHIsKEN. That can be had 81 any lead
Ing drugRi8t or grocer. II W warranted
pure, and has no equal for the prevention
and cure % pneumonia, diphtheria, mela-
ria and All nervous mnladles. To man
who travels ~ much ns John doen and ~
exposed 20 much Il "A very useful; and,
even n champion needs something ~ keen
his system In toue and ufor. selling
agents Tor eeyappahi Lippman broa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-19
Society at Grand Rapids, Mich, on

Society at Grand Rapids, Mich, on
Sept. 8.
Ransom Prescott, of Valdosta, shipped
the first bale of long cotton OF the season
on Thursday last. 1t was grown on his
farm IN Echols county, and it WAS quite
early for long cotton.
Thirty-seven bales of the new crop of
cotton have been handled up TO date by
the warehousemen of Dawson, nineteen
of which were weighed by j. r. Mercer Il
co. Cotton is opening rapidly, and many
farmers have already picked out more
than bale for each pillow.
FLORIDA.
Two orange trees called Cleveland and
Hendricks are tlOurishlng at Keukas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-17
E0OALETTEs.

New cod hsh, at Bouche's, s9s aalr
street.
Telephone Smith e Hall FOR your IN.
suranoe.
New white fish, NJ a. Il. Bouoho's, H9S
Main street,
Just received, q lot OF horso-raaIsr In
root, nc A. IL. Bouohe, the grooor.
Horse radlsn and everything IN tht
grocery line you want at BOuoho's.
Smith & Hall will insure farmhouse
ON the instaumeut plan. Cali and se
them.
Bonohe, the Main street grocer. 4 eps
oyorythirg In the grocery line. Tale.
phone him,
Piko's Toothache Drops cure In one
minute German Germ Remover kills
uorns and bunions.
Telephone or leave your orders AZ
Hamilton & Youngs, and have vour
window glass put in.
Paints, ready mixed, no that any one
can use them; artist materials, oils, etc.
at Hamilton n Young's.
For the celebrated El Prinoipe do
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call AZ the
Merchants Exchange Bar, corner La.
mar and Commerce streets.
Dobbins' Securing Polish is tho he's,
thing In the world for cleaning fin rams
and all kitchen utensils. Finest thing
for using Ia washing dishes and pnns IN
hard water For sale bv A, ", Bouche,
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-17

The COlonnade Hotel, DenIson. Texas.
Mr.. j. II. Brown, formerly OF Binkley
house, sherman, has taken charge OF
this house with the view of making lt
second 70 none In the state. IL IL the
most comfortable and elegantly fur
nished hotel In the city, and IL situated
in the central part convenient 10 busi-
ness. Mr.. Writ Brown, his efficient
clerk, has charge of the Office, where the
closest attention will be given to the
wants and comforts OF the guests.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-17

Smith q Hall are representing the Sun
Fire office, OF London, England; Trans
atlantic of Hamburg, Germany; Fire.
mans Fund, OF San Francisco, Callfor.
MIA; Oakland Home, of Oakland Cali.
torniai Western Fire and Marine Gnsur-
anOe company, of San Francisco
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Our reduced rates are no longer OK.
tendedi butwo are determined to in
crease our trade, and are making 10 or
der shirt for SIS por dozen-unlaun.
dried-that VIII sell wherever shown.
They are made OF Wamsutta cotton,
solid linen bosoms and cuffs. Come and
examine them, and II not satisfied, don't
buy. A few suits OF underwear at 81
per suit. Respectfully,
OBIvRR Bios.