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Tho nniIns FamnIo College.

A correspondent of the Mlnool a Monl-
tor says; "Your correspondent went
up to Dallas Friday and took In the
semi-annual entertainment at the Dali
las Female college, Friday night. The
very large chapel was crowded to it's
utmost capacity, and many could not
get standing room even, The pro-
gramme was lengthy and very interest
ing, The teachers and pupils had done
their work so thoroughly there was no
room for criticism, They were highly
complimerted on air sides, as they de-
served To be. The music, Rotations,
calistheuics and dramatic entertaln-
ment were all excellent. Lit
tie Matte May Rose, only three years
old, seated upon tho top of an upright
piano, saug in clear and sweet baby
voice, "Riding on load of hay" keep
ing limo to the music. Misses Lem
mon and Caruth rendered n vocal duet,
"Alpine Morning." and later, Miss
Osruth, vocal solo, "Queen of the
| Night" as sweetly ss young prima
dOuuas. Miss Mamie Jones, perhaps
excelled in general proficiency, though
all did exceedingly well. The young
ladies who participated in the trial
scene, from fMarchant Of Venice" and
those IN tho banishmont of Kent and
Cordolia, from "king Lear" acquitted
themselves with much credit. The en-
tertalnmont throughout was brilliant
success,
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CITY ELECTION
.

ANtRALfN, DALLAS, MARCH 4 iSS-
~ IN accord lurc with The Chnltcr III mo
Guy .nOu resolution Ot the City Council
.uopiri ON ihc thW day of TIE p,cScpi
N lh,nn election is directed tn he mold ia
,n,liiee several waris ol tho munlcIpeiiy. on
TUESDAY, NlRiitL 1885. the Same 'bei1S
MS 'nstlny alter Nrst Monday in sniI
month, log the election OF the ioilnwins
maui, oulcors, to.viG
& MHNur.
Il, A street superintendent, should TINT or.
nee q. cunui'd pr'o. Go .ltN election IA. Tho
Legislature nnv lu session.
, YIN, Alderman nom each oftho six warJs
10Y u illl tenn Ottwu years
ono Alderman nom the Forrth Wrrtt, an
we unvN ircd torn ur D.. q. Smith, rs.lrnsd
tue AuvfuNn nom the sixth Wnrd III mi
sneunoSptcd term OF John Henry Brown,
wards '"'" W '"o Mn
,, hhe yeuqg pieces anl prcsldlng ooiccr.
4, ~ ~, The First Ward, ot the Couri.house @.
NJ; Terry, prcsiu Ing olllcer. -
, IN Tue Second Ward vt Best's Store, a. 4
= Fee, pNcsldi uuica. WV W e
In tue lhlri Ward, at Roy's Grocery si,rc
,,e'n,sr ,nl hoss avenue aud HARDWOOD stn,et,
W. u, Best, frcsliii officer. ''N'''
I'm the Fourth Muid. ut The corn,r M A..
Wy anu Park streets; David Goslln, preside
10 the rlnh Ward, at the r,vo Paint.
StuiV, ~ the ,nterecction fCommoree, Iacs.
Presiding Officer. ~" N''ss'
In The silth Warl, at the Store. west ror.
Yer . OF lave Oak and nawSlns streets; W. m
norton, presiding officer "'h'
haid election shall h conducted ,n ae.,,s
ance with sections three ard eight of ~,
,nhitcr, and section SIX, article seven ~ IL
. SlMe CONSTITUTION, prescribing the ouailnca.
ann o =, .o.ers, ~ shown on pages Fifteen
~. lvurteen ~ the printed "Charier ami
ordinances Of the City OF Dallas unu
JOHN HENRY BROWN.
Mayor pro tenn.
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THE CHURCHES.

Lamar Street M. Il. church, south,
Con. l.. NJ. Lewis, d. d., pastor. Wor-
ships Mt an elegant hall over the whole
sale drug store of Crowdus e Co., cor
ner of Main aud Field streets. Entrance
either from Main or Commerce streets,
Preaching at II a. IN. and 1880 p. m !;
Sabbath-school at 1880 II. m; prayer
meeting evory Wednesday evening at
$50. Seats Tree. All arc invited, espe-
ciallv visitors TO tho city.
Floyd Street M. e. church, south,
Roy. Weems Wootton, pastor. Preach
ing at II a. m. and 1880 p. M; class.meot-
ing at 10 n. M. Sabbath-school at 3 p. M
singing before and after Sabbath.
school; Young Mems prayor-meeting
every Tuesday at 1880 p. M. general
praYor-meetlng Wednesday at 1880 p
IN. A cordial Invitation is extended tc
all.
ST. Paul's Reformed church, ON Com,
merce, near Harwood street. Services
at 10 n. m. and 1880 p, m. by Rev. f.. D
G0llor, pastor.
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uonorabiy AcquIt,ed.

Capt O. Q. Dewey, tho popular post.
master at Plano, WHO was arrested ON
en- aiidave made before United States
Comm 'ssloEer J. NJ. Mccormick, charg.
Ing him wisi Opening n letter of Mrs I
NJ. Ballou, 81 q hearing Yesterday. ana
the court ON hearing the ,e,si.
mony, h9uof anly discharged him.
HIS friend rHg their name IN leginr
never diu bellevo him guilty OF III
charge and VIII he pleased 10 learn OF
bis honorable roqulttal. Captain Dewey
u an old Hnd respected citizen ana
above reproscn, Mr.. J. q. Bigger,
United States district attorney, Prose-
cuted aud Mr. Eugone Marshal dc
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AProhlhiilon tindhis.

Several weeks since tho citizens OF
East Dallas, our little independent
suburb, circulated and signed n petition
calling upon the county commissioners
court to order an election ON local option
within Its preolnat, which was accord.
ingly done. On saturday, the 7th of
this month, the election was held, ana
the following was tho result; viz: IA
Tor local option, and 2l7 against local
option. Yesterday the ballot box was
opened by the county commissioners
court ana the votes we're counted. Now
the law requires that'the votes shall, I'm
such elections, DO on written or printed
ballots against prOi,hition," or "ior
prohihition," aud furthermore, that the
box shall BE- returned % the commits
sloners couIt ON the eleventh day after
the election, This was rot done, and ms
tho only tWc legal votes, under tho law.
were In writing and read "for prohibi.
uon," iocalcoption has carried. Tho
Tickets weral illegally printed, 'for" or
"asoinst locst option.N WnPt action the
court will tate IN tno mauor romans 10
be seen. "
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t,Oh hENi-SlUEE Hot SIS o. Elm,
IT Main, Austin, CONNER. aud Ross I'VE.
nue. II reasonable price, uu must DO iu al
vance; also dwellings n UvefN quar- 81 u. tHe|
g ~ from 3 20 rooms, ranging in d. ISL
from s.. 10 Sb per month, Apply tu MR.
HY * HoLANZ. Real y tate Agents AMI ool.
lert1is, 5ul MAIN tire g. msi2l.ltl
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RENT

IGOR RENT -- TWO COMFORTABLE
Il rooms, with kitchen and servants room
attached, on separate, rs one desires; central
10 business Inquire at corner of Eyerg-een
and Nadll streets NJ Mrs. Ndpuc's. mnrl d
INub BEN1-TWO--rO RESIDENCE.
a convenient and pta-sntly situated; /
rooms. halls, porlicOs closets and fne -tern,
Apply on The promises, " Commerce II. II
q OR RE T-N NEW not ST OFTIIREE
L rooms; good we'll ofwy'er on premises.
ren. r. duced rom 20 IS. Apply TO s. IL,
Mtbh'DF. l'l1 IN street mar22.lt
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New Arrivals.

Magnificent lines Of summon silks in
entirety new ooiorlngs have just como
in. They will DO paced on saloon Mon
day, the 23d inst, aud no doubt win
find many admirers. Tho prices are
very low. We are also showing many
new fancy silks. Our parasol depart
ment is iull Of staple goods and high
novelties. WO have an assortment OF
styles which Is unsurpassed. Our nov
elites range down TO So for a hand
somely lined satin psrasol, new shape,
wide silk lace in royal blue, black,
green, etc. We will not euumer-
ate any more prices, but simply promise
to soil thom TO you low enough. When
visiting our store stop at our linen coun.
tor and ask to sec TIN new arrival of an
tique tides. We have them in different
shapes; also line Of real antique table
scarfs. SANGER Bros.
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Real Estete uhanges Cor tho Pns. WOOL.

Real Estate Changes for tho Past Week.
Mr., John Fisher, through his agents,
Messrs. Simpson Il Huffman, real es-
tate dealers in this city, sold to Mrs.
Johrnna Livingston for $500 cash, his
residence on the south side of Ever
green street.
The said arm also sold for account Of
Messr8, Hall IL Bruins, 46hXl7S feet on
south eide of Bryan street, near the
Methodist college, for 81 900 cash, and
25xl39 feet on Portland street for $500.
Messrs. Simpson d Hutfman,as agents
for Col. w. G. Randall, sold l0-acre
block of Raudall's subdivision Of the r,
Moore survey, in East Dallas, TO Henry
| Pringlo for $l,l5O cash, and similar
block in the sane subdivision TO r.
Mcbride Williams, Of Denison, for
81, $50,
Mr.. Coyce, through his agents, Slmp'
son a. Huffman, has sold TO Mr.. Lawson
Of Liverpool, England, the Coyce rancho
and cattle, In Stephens county, for $685.
90 cash, and 5000 In deferred pay
ments. Mr.. Coyce has suffered but 1T
tie loss in his stock during tho winter
and counts out tho cattle TO the pur-
chaser's agents.
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The frame building of j. p. Murphy,
occupied by Il. Kilthean as a laundry,
on Commerce, near Poydras street,
which burned Friday night, was In
surod for $3.50 and tho machinery for
$3.50. The loss Of the building is about
800 aud tho machinery about $500.
Another alarm of tiro was sounded
yesterday ut ;. M, but proved to bo
only an incipient blaze az the Germ inia
house, on Elm street, just west of Syca-
more street. 10 was n slight burn, and
the flames were readily distinguished
with lew buckets at water.
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Ioh RENf-A. NENr COrFNCE, WITH
n rooms at No, 20, near corner or Syca.
i'llS wa Oainp streets; nice shade trees IN {
= 5eI water Inquire OF j. NJ. PAr,ER oS,
-''i "l'etNoh avenue mn nj
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Clarinda creamery butter.
Rock candy strip.
Dunbar's extra sirup,
mt Ep. =. ALsToN's.
AGood Man Gopo.

The Texas Express office here Is
closed to-day and draped in mourning
In respect TO tho momory of Col. Francis
IL. Whitfield, of Corinth, Mississippi,
tho head solicitor of that aud the South
orn EXpress company, who died sud-
denly Thursday of heart disease on
board a steamer ON the ST. Johns river,
In Florida, Col, Whitfield commanded
u Mississippi regiment during tho late
war, and was n gentleman of marked
ability. His funeral will take place to-.
day nj Memphis.
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niniaudel, Riesling and hook wines.
Pax Ratitlcata and Liquid broad,
at En. y. AIHrnN,s
Insane Man Jallea.

Abraham Ruflles, colorod crazy
man, was taken in charge yesterday by
Deputy sheriff Rearby and lodged in
the county Jail for safe keeping ON a
complaint made Maria Anderson, col
orod, To the effect that no was Insane.
lilo - of unsound mind aud has been
lodged in jail three times before on that
account. He imagines that he is arail-
way locomotive and that he ~ Liable to
explode at any moment.
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4 uh ltfNI-NENib DEM " q Ull Ross
4 avenue, of q rooms, WOOL and servants
house, cnrringe house, cisterns ard GOOD
we'll, large lot, viii lease Tor one wear ut IS
per month"; 80, aN Llv. Out street nj I
rooms Will lease for one year az "a % uer
month; 70. l5g Main street, new house OF 5
rooms. Wei iurp he'd. ci tenn and hyufant
Wa'er,ul SIS Icr month; M $40 Commerce
street or rooms, ri per month; No 2S
OIL 0udcr street, npur Ho.s aseuue, Oh )
rooms, pr'c. so Apply to MURPHY q 30.
LL,ANh, lIea Est O. agents an. Collectors, 7O9
Main street. mar pit
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City VI. John Mcdonald, Tom Burns,
intoxication; fined SO each.
City VS.. Bob Rowland, intoxication;
discharged.
City VS.. G. T.. Kitohean, maintaining n
nuisance; dismissed.
City VS.. j. Davis, William Donison,
vagrancy; dismissed.
City w. Oscar Royal, obstructing
streets; dismissed,
City vs.. Mike Kennedy, Pat O'Brion,
II. ii. Thornton, Ii. Ramsey, w. +.
Siler, falling TO pay carriers license;
dismissed.
City VS.. Harry Fox, fast riding: fined
City w. j. d. Mccullough, fast riding;
dismissal
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NJ y IT TWNINVT
ChAirman Sub.oommilla


DALLAS, March 81. The following
new Subscribers have been connected
with the exchange to dote--this month;
I. Reinhardt, clothier, No. 2lS; j. g.
McNealus, residence, No. 29i; Dallas
Implement Co., No. 21j; tho Howell
Bros. Boot Il Shoe Co.. No. 81; Nuss.
banner Bros, meat.mArket, 23l,
Orders on hand to be connected soon
les. g. A, READ,
Manager Telephone Exchange.
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MAEUTAorURrR's Aexsrs ron
Galvanized OF Painted
TrNsIL srRnNnrn. non rnrnl---

TfNSih ~fRENHrN, i,6On pOUN3s
.ls,m,gdg nom Hn. e STEEL WIGfS
EVENLY TWISTED aud be- wrrs.u
ted To be uniformly stronger ana b,
present moro h.rhy pcr gui, being 81, .r.
same timo lighter with the spme 49,. o
mnin wires, Than amy thcf style. In rn.,..
quence 81 these combined alVauturD.. I'D,
haNc good reason 20 believe that its SOLO, tr.
1--WE tlNEN GREATER iuan the ut... el
hulc7 ot al Others, Nuer rrgi wing t,pa.. Mo
qtatenents and uutS, Tho question o.. as.
Can pucchaser uuuul tn nuke sorr I'd.
experiments with other chtnp.r AMI l.s.
Wild ~ known styles aud grades of ,r.,.
which n manufactured without "a UrfI.a.
anu by THIS course suhlvctMg thcmsplNts tO
assessment Tor damages 10y the United Is into,
Courlsf II Is possible That the mnuufst,I .r.
err nt unliccusod hDrh wire NAV uerto i.rn.
,eci lholr patrons; hut when hits protect ,pu
" ote ell we p.c.mily suggest thaf YOU
lhFtS lgale the responsibility ~, the gufIlu.
tcoors, WIN we disc Him any ntentipu 10,
monupoliGing the barb wire business. nl.
readers Will please remember that There b.
lew, VI amy, articles manufactured will
leave so small q margin between nctnai 4
cost and the ptlCe at which
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"For several yeare,r writes II. N. Mo.
Collister, ~ Chillicothe, Ohio. "mv wifo
has bccn afflicted with neuralgia and
RI umaiisln, aud l have tried doctors
and patont medicines with no good. and
hearing OF Mishler's Herb Bltters / CON.
clnded to try IL and am happy 10 saw
that think Il will effect permanent
cure" Mishler's Herb Biiters cures
All disorders of the stomach, bowels.
liver and kidneys. II you are dyspep.
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DRAw-POKER Is muchgdelrer than n
draw ON an Opera Puff Cigarette.


win como off at Mayors hall, 1913
Elm street, ON Monday night, the 23i.
Ho will bo in Dallas only ono night, and
those who fail TO hear him may never
have another opportunity. Tickets are
on sale ut Williams drug store, Erh's
book store and ut Howell Bros. boot
and shoe store. 50 "ents admission for
adults, % cents for children.
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Legitimate Barb Wire Gan be PTVGN9S

.K2-TnERE ARE SEVERAL SrYjt
OF barb wire duty licensed hy the ov.,
en- olnll patents governing the iuuuub,rtnrt
oi barb wire uud bearing their liccuSr siItinp
aud we would recommend thrlr use, lf nfts,
q thorough lnNcstru ION ui the true p,rrii.
NJ onr wire and It's present low nr.ccs. yam
ma thnt you can uiinrd 10 uurchnss aur
other style or inferior pHdc of wir,. Inuuire
iut the genuine CHILDREN. Snld only hV r.ot
our appointed agencies thruug luu the slate
Z tew al whom We name, rs ullow,.
". W. Weston,
Middleton, stewart & Co, hallNs,
Hcuty y pcak,
J, Is. Mitchell Il Co., wort Worth
Cameron n Phillips, Abirpe
j, r. Norris, Gr,h,,,
CiVuvCs n Fletcher, gairnstiu.
Roberts, llnrdv lckO a Taylcrl -.
lyrrs Brus SHERMAN.
j. :, 4 -. n. Read, NrElnnsv
W. h, Chandler a Co, PIN A.. w
Jam, Aruoistt0d, Crvonvinp
&. lickYOn Co., CielWri'e
7 A. Ferris WpNahnrht.
W J Jutnsnu & Co, rorsicSna
q. B,N III, Carter Lumber Co., Terrell.
san born ~ Warmer.
WOVSwNN y,pVA.
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Proprietor CIly sLesm Lanl


Donations for tho permanent site
the Widows and Orphans Home
Texas, of not less than 200 acres Of land,
100 of which shall be tillnble, in some
healthy, thriving community of schools
and churches, may be submitted to
John II. Walton, grand master, at Waco
On or about tho LIST of July next the
subcommittee will personally inspect
all the places offered aud make a selec-
ton and location of said homo.
Waco, March 20, 1896.
NJ. ID. HERRING,
Chairman Subcommittee
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INSURANCE.

DEhARt MENr on INSURANCE. sra.
Ns,,,n 'vS ana History Austir. Texss
Tnatch 10 iS>A-ro an Whom II Mn
N S,,,sni ,IIhls isto certify that ,he PsaS.
n'ic,ni,,SS n s,as lnsniuncc Company, of phil.
lnlly complied with The Lawson n. w. .sp,et'
,,tlvJns precedent Ia Us doing bnsinrss ~,
pa s,s i01lalv, AM that said Companv boi5s ." ~
1te,,r'lnrMe OF Authority from his o,, nS,us
iwni He ,,, 10 90 business In this stale for
iSSs In he siiu W., ileh tse lst day OF January.
u : l-Vlven under Any hnnd ma 40, -,
written. """ ua'e hfst above
H. T. BEE, lnsur nee Commissioner
JOHNS AIpFuorF. A.,
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A blue norther began blowing yestor-
day morning, and tho weather is got
ting colder The farmers say that the
weather of tine past two weeks has
thrown .hom back co noldorably in their
preparations for the coming season. The
wheat crop is looking me, aud the oct
crop Is no, entirely killed, as was sup
posed.
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near the corner oi AU.stin AMI CJn
meroe streets, severe., weeks since, and
who was fined a large sum and given
thee months on the poor farm, has
made hi escape from the guards. he
was placed with other convicts to work
on the' Lancaster road, and watching
his opportunity slipped into the brush
and mRde good his escape. II Is said
that he Is regular thugger and pio'
iessional thief. lie is the party that
Policeman Schlnnenger arrested Mr.
Temple for being assaulted by him.
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To My Customers and the Public at Largo.
DALLAS, March 2l.--The burning of
my laundry last night has left me pen
niless and l appeal to you for support
III the continuation of my business.
am not discouraged nor dOwned, but
will push my business now stronger
than over. have secured location at
0iS NJ ain street and will DO ready 10 20
TO work Monday morning, March 23i
next, and respectfully ask all my Gus.
toners 10 stand by me with their full
est patronage and solicit the trade Of ali
others, assuring every one of my full.
est appreciation, with best attentions to
their orders. | am
Very especially,
g. Il. KUEuLrHAU,
Proprietor Cily Steam Laundry.
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oeLtang tals lcgpluAeu question. ..et
every candidate submit his name 10 the
voters with tho understanding that the
one who receives tho highest number of
votes pOlled he considered the duly
nominated candidate Tor mayor. We
submit this without Hpea sing OF the
merits OF primary elections. What say
tho citizens2 JUSTICE.
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rhn Ala,nrnli, nus.t,an

DALLAS, March a. Editors HKn.
ALp.l-As the people of Dallas are
greatly divided In their opinion as re-
CARDS the different candidates for
mayor, allow NE 70 suggest the proprl.
ETY. Of holding primary election be-
swesn now and April with view OF
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IL the lady who uses cosmetics, face
lotions, white lead, bismuth, powders,
arsenic, &C., IN the belief of enriching
aud beautihying the complexion. 1t il
but temporary aud ultimately destroys
the skin beyond tho power of nature TO
restore. stop i'll Stop Il now and use
only DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic, which i'm.
parts the vigor and loveliness of youth.
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The nonds snndered.

In the district court yesterday Robert
high was granted divorce from his
botter-hali, Jennie High. He charged
her with conduct unbecoming mar.
ried woman wherefore no pinned for
single blessedness again, which the
court gave him.
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George Miller, an Ethiopian, filed a
complaint with the county attorney yes
terday against Dick shepherd, colored,
charging him with striking Mrs. Miller.
The warrant Is in the hands OF tho otn-
cars aud Richard is being run duwn.
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Died

Yesterday at 10 u. M, at bis residence.
$50 Bryan street, MIR. j. II. McMurray.
aged 50 years, OF pneumonia. Funeral
this 10 a. m. from faulty residences. Tho
friends and acquaintanoes oil the family
are respectfully invited To attend,
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ID Wwo.eulloN or o0-rS RfSs6sanr
partnersh nnfs 4, 'n,. Gay dissolved our law co.
~ ~ client. that both of us win siva M, nv
ANTON 49,, 70 windingup the business nv ~.
"''"' GEORGE ], HUHDi,ry"'
pAtt.. MAJ Y. SMITH,.
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Fell fromaI,oor

]. M. Smith fell OIL Of house In Eas.
Dallas last evening, in Liberty street,
aud sustained severe injuries of pain,
ful, though not oil serious nature.
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Turning Nirht5 nto Day.

futlhg NiihtA nto Day.
WY IL lhe son like people OF fash
ionY IL turns night into day-the time
p,opk catch cold, whioh,if not attended
70 IN time, Will induce communion.
Take ~ time Yayior'H Cherokee Remedy
ol sweet Gum and Mullen.
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Plants flour, the finest in the world
can 90 found only at
En-. s. ALSroN's.
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EVERY frst.class dtalor sells Opera
Pun Cigarettes. VIII not stick to the
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LOR HENl-EuU~E kNIl y AS fHE
\ Brunswick saloon, corner ut Main
ami Nar'ir sire. 's; hu tiag l2I Get long, ID
rooms mp siUirs. $3.50 fcwly u intcd and M
peredi glsuf cores OF uud, vel fenced. good
Yichhtu, anund lance of w o., house aud sta.
blei Wiu tchesp 90 proper parties. Also
lrlne mousse, corner Of Main and Etvqy
streets, known ua Post % .. Grocery, ANA cot
m,e i'ut commerce street. InuuIle at IN
Mlt street. j, w THOMPSON n1rnlif
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mccar,y the ihurrcr.

McCarty, who 30 brutality assaulted
and essayod to rob Mr.. II. NJ, Temple,
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A famous Washington gambler, IL Is
said,W III soon 20 To pr aching. lie would
nave begun 10 ten years ago, but no has
just nov found cure tor his cough, 1t
is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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IL costs brt fifty cents to get rid OF
by st. Jacobs Oh.
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Come and see the other, brother.
another, the tother, and he has put up
M lhn Glon Lon.
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com IN session until nm 4 M W. l. " y, ~,
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eri,Nni aTe hoichy not ngd To npn,,r be,,.,
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w. Y, h'lHklt Assessor nud Collector,
NVitNE-liilS lS 10 UINE -JII,-.-
nnn,,t Y t. 'ue .,hof February, lfSS n. n.
nlehi lut benodt uf their creditor. and ia,
W. W. " Nuinted 1ssign,o under gpii d.sJ.
80, --n'l NJ, MCCLELLAN.