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c0c J STREET, WHoLE7ALE AND RETAIL
OZG Dealers II Paiats, OILS, Fsr0ishes, Win
dow Glass, Picture holdings, Brushes, Artists
Material Building Paper, Plsiu and Deoorstive
Wall Paper, and Glegisr Paper for Hiudow Deco
rations a pgtsat hiCh is entirely new. auII-tLi
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3. NY5[AN. 81. . 10.

TUATCHMAKERs AND JETELERs, n.
w 600 street, bstween Ftith and So
Sixth, have always On hand choice 81 &.
variety Of fns Watches. Disaonds, Jew 81, So
elry, eso aullH
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MEDTCAL.

Cures with untsning certainty Nervous
and Physical d bil;ty, Seminal Weak ness 5per-
Tnstorrhosa Impotsucy, PrCsts toIThosa, Hyper
sssthesiG lOTgTseIsl tiy euesS OF the parts, KID
ney and Bladder Complaints, Impurities Of the
Blood aid Diseases Of tho Skin.
Il permanently stops sll unnatural weak
ening drains upon the system, however they
occur preventing involuntary seminal loasesi
debilitsting dreams seminal losses with the
urine, or while 81 EtG0l, etc, 20 destructive TO
mind and body, aud cures all The evil euects Of
youthful -cAies and excuses, restoring tx
bRusted Vitality, Sexual Decline and Loss Of
Manfood however complicated the cslss
may be.
\ thorough Is we'll a 2 permanent cure
aud c0nplsts restoration 70 perfect health,
Strength and Vigor o. Manhood e absolutely
guaranteed by This justly celebrated and Te-
liable G-'est Remedy. Price e. ID per bottle, Or
i've bottles for $40. Sent upon receipt Of price,
or G. o. D.. 70 eGg address, secure rom ObseTTa,
ton and strictly privste by
DIR. .. .. SALEISEA1.
2l6 EEAzST sTREET gAN F8ANCIEpo, CAL-
~ g n ,,5- g. Sufficient to show IL
&NNx 8S 3d. INERT 81, I'm Be Gent e e
Esss-sas1--sF'a77zi e..eT, stating his
symptoms sud age.
Consultations strictly gCafGcrGal, By let
ter or a. office, FREE.
1t ia an established fact, acknowledged
by all that DR. SAEE7EEtE4Ee'a EEB UVEG-
AECB is tie only true specific which
never fails TO cuce Nervous Debility Pres
tstitis and the aforementioned com
plants positively restoring Lost Manhood
and win which expensive special trsgt-
Ineut * asst required.
81 Tor the convenience Of patients, and IL
o-der 70 insure perfect secrecy, have EcOT5ed
private address. under which ali packages axe
forwarded, -56zWtf
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A TToREEY-AT-LAw. OFFICE. soUTH-
"a west corner of Fidth s0d ssrects, Rooms
u, 10 and Il, Butter Building auto
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about 50 ihs. soc; cases, IS or 20 rs 45c tins
containing 70 rs, zoe, or y ibs 35c. new med
ley biscuit, represented by 20 varieties Oh birds.
fish. animals, etc, is quoted az i5c Animal and
Notion Biscuit, i2c Dairy Biscuit for illyslids,
lSc for plain and Zoe for Iced: Charcoal Biscuit
for dyspeptics. 2ic.
BRICK-English Bath, 85c . dozen; English
Fire, $50 od95; California building descrip-
tons, e 5D9lI p thousand.
BR0QMS-A local manufacturer publishes his
price list as folioWs Common Patent No 3, 81 IS;
do ring necks, 81 so; Extra Patent, 81 SO for No.
l, 50 Is for No ., and s. FOR No. 3; Ladies Do
light, e; Patent Cap eastern BTuBb) 81, g 90
and s. % for the three numbers; Eureka 50 50,
S . and IS for the three numbers; Mn and Sta
be 50 and s. 50; Ship, 81 90; painted handles,
25c extra; galvanized bands, 50o extra; Toy
BroOns, 81 Is; and string velvet tops, 81 60 8
string velvet tops, 81 rs patent feTrule handle,
q rs 3 dozen.
CANDLTS-The product Of the local Candle
Crystal Wax, 155Sc for 16 OF, and 1870 for II OF;
Srearic Acid Il or 13c; star, Il o. 12iSc; Eureka
IA o., I2c; Eagle, y OF, 10j4c; Cincinnati u o.
&c; Mission Chemical Wax, Il OF, I6c; do I6 OF,
Adamantine. y OF, l2c; Eastern brands vary
from Sc 10 l7c; Sperm, 25c: PsgaiHne, 17@lSc
p %.
CEaENT-Eastern, 215G2 d; foreign do, IS .
TO 50 50 2 Dbl; Golden Gate Plaster, g 75aeS:
Wotherspoon Plaster, e5tg3 %; Santa Cruz Lime,
81 50tI1 70 = Dbl; Land Plaster, S12 50 3 ton;
Fire Clay 81 n bbl for American and IS for Fug-
lish; Brick Dust 1905 q Dbl; Cattle Hair, ne;
Goats Hair &c p ..
CASE GOODS a leading local canning
st s. D per dozen; Assorted, Apricot,
Plum, Pear Peach, and Ounce Jams,
2-ib tins, = Is; Blackberry and Currani
Jams, s. 50; trooseberry, Raspberry and Straw
same firm quotes table fruits as follows IA % d
tins:
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BUSINESS CARDS.
EWoNG HUNG on 8 co.

UTuOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Boots and Shoes, Japanese Fancy Goods
OF ell kinds and General Merchandise, No. S06
street, between Third and Fourth, Saera-
monte. Ca. sa1lm
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- 80 --#-a--s- .tsssl = 81
GPECTALTST AND GRADCBE
Ne II E-EAEtyE STREET,
THREATS AL CBEOEIC PRIVATE and
< spscial DiseSses With Ibs ssEe E5nderfEl
SUCCESS Is 81 old.
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ATTORNEYS ALLAN.
CLINTON L. WHITE
". Il. BEATTY 3 3. q. nv
yQENG &DrNN

YOUNG g DUNN,
A TToRNEYs AND COUNCILLORS AT-LAw
u Office, Southeast Corner of Fifth and j
streets, Sacramento, Cal. sastfeom
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JOHN EIrEL,

A BSAYER AND CHEMIST, NO 81 STREET
N Analysis OF water and assays Of all the
precious and useful metals made. Also, gold
smalgaIn Tetorted, snelted and bullion essays
carried out Rt short notice. Gold bought at as
say value or ST the highest price. 33-d
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MATCHES Percussion, s25lc; Telegraph, SOC;

MATCHES Percussion, SEC; Telegraph, SOC;
Eastern Parior. 81 65.
METALS Considerable Tin Plate has been
sold for next seasons delivery. The market is
well supplied with all sorts, and prices are easy
To Arrive On spot
ESlinten, y ton-......-...,..-...-. - % SO &C
Gelgarnock % % 81 80
Shotts No. 70 90 3 90
Clay Lane Wiite...- ,.-..-....-..- Y % g 90
American "a % Is 90
Clipper Gap California; Pig Iron Is quoted at
S24@;25 fer Nos. l to 4. We quote es fol-
lows for other kinds: Coke Tin. S. $50
5 Co: Roofing Tin. IS 70: Charcoal Tin. 80 IS
as so q box; Yellow Metal. Ice; English
Cast Steel I4E115c; Sheet Zinc, S5z@ec; Pig Lead
3l5@e4c: Bar Lead, x5z445Sc: Lead Pipe, 7e;
shee: Lead, sc; Bar Copper. lSe; Pig Tin, 2s11Sc
NAILs-Frice are firm g. 81 rs for 200 keg lots,
y 80 for 1eo key lots and y IS for smaller guam
titles.
oII-china Nut. 5214a5sc; California Castor,
II 20 for No. l. and 81 IS for Hos. refined cocoanut
S73S9i2lSe; California Linsoed. in single barrel
lots, Soc FOR raw and 55c for boiled; Petroleum.
1a0o, IN cans. 17e92le; do, 1902, 2%73ac; pure
winter strained lard 75c in barrels, and SC
IN tins; Possel Olive, 81 IS; P1sgnioi Olive,
% 2S95 50: Duret do, % So45 rs; extra fne
kinds, E9s p dozen pints. The Arctic Oil
works quotations are as follows: Sperm Crude,
&c: Natural Winter 81 o., Bleached do q Is.
whale, Coast, t4@a5bc; Natural Winter 6oc: do.
Spring, Sc; Bleeched Winter, N@62c; do Spring
eoc; Extra Blesehed, Coast. &c; de Northern,
6SIi64 per gallon.
PAINTs.PiOnees White Lead, p.odpes Of local
factory, 6&S11o.
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1883. =. F0srER < Co, 1885.
DCOE-BIltDEF9. PAPER-RULERs AND
y Blank-Baolk MsIigfscgureIs No. $40 J strict
between Third ard Fourth Sacramento. au2o -lp
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II p. loot. ALEx. WILSON. J. DRIsooL.
ROOT. NEILsON 3 CO.,
=. PoasR

ETNIOE FOUNDRY - IRON AND SRASs
Founders and 5iachini5ts, Front street, he
tween h aad o. Castings and Machinery Of
every description Il sde 20 order. au14-4plrn
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Seminal Weakness.

ne NH t4cEsLakG-A eek
uai Indulgence is practced bg The youth % roth
sexes to an almost unlimited extent producing
with unerrug certainty the following train OF
morbid symptoms. unless CON Dated by scientific
medical measures, viz; EaliOw counter noe
dark spots under the eyes, pain In the head,
ringing IN the cars. noise Ike the rlstling OF
leaves and raitlingof ehanots. uueesineHs about
the l0ins weakness or the limbs, confused viz
ion blunted intellect, loss Of confidence, diff
dence IN approaching strangers, dislike 70 form
new acquaintance disposition to shun society.
loss OF memory, hectic fushes, pinples and va
Tious eTuptions about the face furred tongue
foetid breath, coughs, consumption night sweats
Inonom ANA and frequently insanity.
CURED AT Ho1IE.
Persons ct distance may DO cured at home BIZ
addressing e letter to Dr.. GIDEON, Htsting case,
symptoms, length Of time The disease has con.
tlnued, and have medicines prong pity forwarded
nee from damage and curiosity, TO any part of
the country, with full and plain directions By
lnelosing ton dollars u registered letter through
the Postofice, OF through Wells Fargo & Co., q
package Of medicine VIII be forwarded 70 any
part of the Union. The Doctor cures when others
fail Try him. Mention the REcLRD-U UNION
Address Dr.. J. +. GIBBON,
ja2{1ptf Box 1857, San Francisco,
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FL "a UVE1A. WEIR E7zscx9r3e6c1e-
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To The Unfortunate,
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSbRY.
e. San ETanCiscO.

Established IL 1894,
foq the treatment OF
Sexual aud Seminal
Diseases. Etch as Con
orrhHa.t elect Structure,
Syphilis in allitsfcrms,
Seminal weakness, IN
potency, skin Diseases,
etc. permanently cured
or no charge
Seminal Weakness
! Seminal Ennis IONS,
,the consequence ofgelf-
abuse. This SOLITARY
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Cnrital City CuIIInrs.

FAVORABLE 10 FREE BRIDGES.
AUSTIN, Feb. o. Special. The bill
to permit county commissioners to set
aside one.half of tho road and bridge
taxes to construct FREQ bridge across
streams over sixty feet wido, will be re-
ported fayorably tomorrow.
THAT SAILORS BILL.
Tho senate committee on state affairs
have agreed to report favorably the bill
to prevent the employment ofsailors OF
foreign vessels beyond the vessels
tackle In Texas ports, and there seems
70 be innate Justice in it ana that IL
should pass.
OH! THE WRETCH!
Mr.. hilgOre this morni8g said the nd .
option OF the committee amendment to
tho school bill, permitting married
women over u years Old to vote on lew
Ing county school tax would be useless.
as no unmarried woman would ever &C .
knowledge she was over that age.
THE GRANITE QUESTION.
mo subcommittee on the substitu-
ton OF granite will draw upa renort 10.
morrow on the subject and submit IL
saturday to the Legislature.
THE SCHOOL TEXT ROCKS RIIL.
next ON the calendar, will, rs It should
be defeated, Let the people, not the
state, select their school books.
ruE FGREMEN's CONVENTION,
ON Saturday will be largely attended.
Visitors are already coming i'm, and
will bo treated royal during their stay,
40 RAILROAD LEGISLATION.
From the present outlook there will
Do no railroad legislation this session, If
nelng deemed ineNpedientto change ex
lsuuE laws during the present teuibl,
| deprl ssiou in railroad business.
SIGNEp,
The governor to-day signed the hil
Amending the law Incorporating Gal
I weston,
SENATOR DAVIS
| let Tor Dallas this morning. Tie vii
/ also visit his home before returning I,
| tho capitol.
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MnGn Mnifs.


WACO, Feb. Correspondence l.
About month ago man named b.
Berman, diamond broker of New
York, was soiourning few days in
Waco. While hero he lost from his
pockets package diamonds worth
$1,000. They were found in On alley by
l2'yosr-old boy, named p. Lyons He
hunted up the owner, aud the over.
ioyed diamond broker vowed when he
returned to Gotham no would reward
the boys honesty. This morning Mas
ter Lyons received from the broker, per
express, g gold ring, with diamond set,
worth at least 800, and boys gold
watch, hunting case, worth about SO.
Here is one man who knows the quality
OF gratitude.
Mr.. James, langu,shing in Jail here
on suspicion of having unlawful poses
SION OF some one elSe's horses, Is bocom-
ing an object Of interest to sherffs in
adjacent counties. The sheriff OF Lime
stone Is coming TO inteutify him as one
Dalton, and old ant bold horse thief,
VINO broke Jail there years ago, and the
sherit Of COmancho county telegraphs
to hold him until he arrives, AS he he
ioVes he Is ono of a gang that has D1an
r1bblng stages Ia western counties,
Mr. James admits today that he is trAv.
cling iucogniJO and that James ls not
his name, but he declines 70 tell what
his name Is.
Emma Abbott sang "Somnambula''
and scane from al rrovatura" here to-
night TO one OF The largest audiences
ever seen in the Garland opera-hOuse.
Many people who had heard of Alb.
bott's voice and Abb)tt's kiss came By
rail from adjacent towns to hear and see
the diva.
"Blll Arp Charles II. SMITH left for
Hill=boio this evening. He has made
many friends here, and he will have a big
house next week.
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ued on account of absent witnesses.
doubtless not remembering that the
term OF of court had been changed from
March TO February. Only two parties
90 to the penitentiary this term, j. r,
Scoggin, two years for theft OF cattle,
ana Price \ ale, five years on plea of
guilty for theft of h0 ses.
The trial Of U. p. Helm for the MUIR
der OF John Harris, occupied the entire
last week ofcourt. The case was given
to the jury late Friday night, aud nav
ing been kept together, until the hour
OF adjournment, Saturday night, came
into court and announced that they hau
failed TO agree, therefore the court dis
charged them. The Jury when dis
CHARGED stood seven for, conviction, and
five Tor acqnittal. AS the ca is one Of
much Importance, and viii have again TO
be tried, the HERALD correspondent for
bears giving the testimony at present.
TINS case was one of the hardest fought
In this county for years. Tom BaWley,
VINO was indicted as an accomplish in
THIS case, secured con inuauce to
next term for want of time - try the
same.
One day last week one, Mrs. Rose,
rom the south western portion of this
county, came in and filed a complaint
against her huband, who is about Is
yearsold, charging him with incest with
their little nine-year old grandrdaugh-
TER The old man suspected something
when his old lady came To town, so he
concluded to seek a more healthy eli
mate, suddenly coming to the coucl1.
sion that the climate OF Comanche was
not good for one Of his age and oondi-
ton. Itisto he hoped he will soon be
CAPTURED and brought to Justice.
Cold weather again with some rain.
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where they arrived on the evening ,of
the 9th of February. Chief OF Police
Baxter, of that city, was shown Baum's
photo and he recognized it at once.
They learned Baum, who was sailing
under the name of A. Simon, had gone
to London. They went there, effected
his arrest and brought him
a prisoner back to Chatham,
whore ever since he has been doing his
utmost to keep from being eXtrsdited.
Furlong made affidavit against him
charging him with uttering forged in
struments in writing. There are l6 ca
SEES of swindling and one of arson pre-
ferred against him. Marshal Arnold
had gained Baum's consent
to return at one time but
the crooked cotton "speculator" touch
ed the wire and called up his attorney,
Col. w. Il. Crawford, Of this city, to get
his advice on the matter. The attorney
replied by wire to stay where he was at
all hazards. This settled it for the
time, and Baum became as stub
born as mule. He told
Marshal Arnold that his lawyers said
he would certainly be convicted if he
was brought back. Important letters
were found upon Baum when he was
arrested, which are in the possession OF
Furlong. Last night he received a tel
egram saying that Baum had been COM
United for eXtradition on arson, so he
will be brought back.
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Mvlick of Ye OIden Tlme.

Ye yeople Of We Tabernacle Methodift
church will have an Old Time Concert
and Tea Party, at We Halle over Grow
dys' Dryg StOvre, which Is numbered
$50 on We Main street, in We city of Dali
las, on Thyriday, ye 18th day of Feb
rvary, y. 5. MDCCCLXNNv. Ne good old
Anthems, Tvnes and other fet pieces,
likewife worldlle fougs will be played
and flung. Mudck win begin to fovnd at
carly candle light. Yo clothes of We
old0n time will be worn. Ye tickets 10
We Singing Meeting - cents, and for ye
Tea Party also . cents. Ye moneys
viii go TO We new meeting hoyle
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Once More IohIud The mr.,

Ulysses $. Grant, son Of deputy Uni
ted States Marshal William Jesse Grant,
was arrested yesterday by Police officer
John Overland, aud lodged in the county
jail, on the charge OF cashing draft for
$3.50 he had no business with. The draft
was the property of Mrs. DoBeck,
and came through the mail here ad.
dressed To the care OF his
father. lie opened the Lot.
ter, succeeded In inducing Mr..
Henry Hamilton 10 endorse or rec.
ognize him at Oliver Il Griggs' bank
aud got IL oashed. This was nearly
vths ago, and no had been "A
from Justice up to the time OF
capture when he was taken in along
with a lot OF tramps. There are other
charges against the young man, who
has spent good part OF his time In iail
hero and at Fort Worth.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

Drummors' outfits a spo clalty with
Ed. Randall, the llveryman.
Telephone Ed. Randall for hack calse
Drivers polite aud attentive.
The best photographs ever made in
Dallas, are made by Webster.
"Spaldings Glue,n mends furniture
toys, orockory all ornamental work.
First class grooming and board at Ed .
Randalls stable. Rates reduced TO $3.50
per month.
$. GRts Ky, a Russian charged with
the theft OF a coat, was lodged in the
station house yesterday,
Pure and uncolorod and guaranteed
unauthorized May Blossom Tea at SO
oonts a pound In ono pound packages nj
BoOohes', SIS Main street.
For the celebrated III Principe de
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call at the
Merchants' Exchange Bar, corner la.
mar and Commerce streets.
There will be another lot OF shrubbery
sold at auction on Saturday, consisting
OF imported rose bushes, grape, Spanish
needles, Spanish and French plants, at
the auction and commission house of
Fine, Very Fine, 6l0, Elm street.
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The Inauguration,

The coming Inauguration Of Presi-
dent.elect Cleveland will be the grand
est affair Of the kind on record. All the
public buildings in Washington will be
brilliantly illuminated with gas and
electric lights, and decorated with bunt-
ing and evergreens. In the morning
there will be a parade, followed by the
inaugural ceremonies from the capital
stairs. At night grand procession
similar to the Cincinnatus Pageant
Yelled Prophets at st. Louis, Mardi
Gras, OF New Orleans, Ori0le, of Balti-
more, passing through the principal
streets. The eliminating feature of the
days entertainment will be the inaugu-
raj ball, (which is destined to be the most
gigantic and magnificent assembly ever
held in this or any other country. The
new pension building will be completed
and used for the purpose, having ca
pacity IN the ball room OF $1,000 peo-
pie, 5000 more than can be
accommodated in st. Peters, at Rome,
the largest building in the world. This
hall will be handsomely decorated with
the most expensive material, in the
highest style of the art, and everything
that will add to the pleasure of the oc-
casion will be provided.
~ az AhNnp ANHLlN lAtb. bilt OulO ~ AllE-
sissippi railway extends its many
friends and patrons cordial invitation,
and will furnish tickets to the ball with
railroad tickets, at the very lowest rates,
guaranteeing the best accommodations,
on through trains, in five hours less
time than via other lines. The Q. IL NJ.
Is the direct and shortest line from St.
Louis, Odin, Olney, Vincennes, Mitch
ell, Seymour, Louisville and North Yer
non, via Cincinnati, to Washington and
return, as well as from alLpoints in the
west and southwest; and is The only line
running through day car and palace
sleeping car service from all these points
to Washington and return. This is the
most popular line. and the one chosen
by all clubs and similar organizations
going in body from this section Of the
country.
eau on o. dC NJ. agents or agents of
connecting lines for full particulars,
rates, etc.
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Busy nurglnrs.

Wednesday night the residence Of Mr..
Sim Sigh, located on Griffin street
was invaded by burglars and SlOO and
line pistol stolen. The residence of Col.
Raney was entered the night previous.
but the intruders were frightened away
before they secured any booty. There is
no question but that the city is at pres.
ent infested with gang OF burglars
which City Marshal Arnold, who has
returned Is determined 10 break NJ.
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NOTICES

NOTlCETO CITY TAN.pANERs-CI
" Hall, office OF Assessor and Collel lor,
Dallas, reNHs, February D. lSSi.-Tht rulm
or Appe X win convene 40 tine CITY Hnu on
Monday the lud d0v of March. lSsb aud will
continue ln session until Ul IpUli, have
been heard. PARTIES feeling thtu,p',p,
gr.yvsd are hereby not usd tn npperr b .op
said HnUfl, as NJ .'r decision shWi hC 1nUl
j. o.. BnGEI, Assessor aud Collector
MOTTO E--uuESr THIEVES uANa NJ
- use lor stock that are bt,,udrdJ ON The
lclt jaw. Agents wanted everywhere 10
brand stock ana represent 'he ESTRAN RE-
CORD Ann FAkM JuuRNAL For & rlus TO
agents, address the Z. ana ID, Association,
Dallas, Texas. febI-lm
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The skin is OF that delicate nature
upon which the most improvement can
be made and by tho use of Pozzoups
modicated complexion powder ali
roughncss, salloWnoss and irritation
can be overcome leaving the skin deli
cately white, soft aud smooth. This
preparation has a world wide reputa.
ton, so no fear need be entertained of
the result. Sold by all druggists.
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From Aurora.

AURORA, Feb. a. Correspondence. e
This town is on considerable boom.
Merchants are all doing fair business
and have high hopes on the expecta-
ton OF securing the oxtention Of the
Gull Colorado & Santa Fe railroad this
way A large amount has already been
subscribed by the town and surround
ing country to encourage the road this
way, and we have no doubt should tho
company see iit to come this way. II
will loo OF great mutual advantage.
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An ounce OF prevention is worth a
pound OF cure. Remember then that
besides being cure for fever aud ague,
malaria, chills and fever, intermittent
fever, Mishler's Herb Blttors Is assure, alb
solute preventative. Henry Wallace, OF
South Bend, Ind, writes that he keeps
q constant supply Of the Bitters In his
house, and neither he nor any of his
family has been afflicted with any OF
these diseases since he began It's use.
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4 Social Evela.

The social entertainment given last
evening at the residence Of J. II. Cald-
we'll was most select and pleasant
affair One feature OF the evening was
that each gentleman wore necktie
made of the same material as the dress
of the lady he escorted. The music by
some OF the guests was excellent, and
all did justice to the refreshments
served at 1880.
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City VS., Els. Grant, vagrancy, trans
forred.
City Va. John Williams, drumming on
railroad platform; discharged.
city vs.. h. Ward, leaving team UNI
guarded; fined So.
City, VS.. Nash, careless driving; con-
tinued.
Cts vs.. w. n. Dennis, leaving team
unguardedi discharged.