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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-14

IA-None genuine without a bunch OF
green Hops on the white label. Shun
all the vile, poisonous, stuff with .sUonv
OF Hops in their name.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-14
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-14

....AR obstruction was placed on the
railroad track near Purvis, Miss, by
which . train was wrecked and the epgi-
neer killed. The crime was traced to 4
merchant at Purvis, who had lost a suit
against the company. Saturday morn
ing he was taken from jail and hanged.
1.-THE total rainfall at Little Rock.
Ark, tor December, has been over six
teen inches-two thirds of it in the
past ninety hours: miles of bottom lands
are f1ooded and great damage has re-
suited.-Norwegian barque Lena
wrecked on Hog Island bar eight lives
were lost and two saved.
....Lexington, KY, December 30
The following thoroughbreds were sold
yesterday: By B. j. Treacy, to Green
Morris, Charleton, n. c., brown colt
Longtord, a yearling, by Longfellow.
dam Laplatte, by Planet for a. 900. Rv
BIG. Thomas, to DIR. L. l.. Station.
Iarboro', n. c., bay stallion Ben Hvm-
var, brother to Hymyar, by Alarm. dam
Hoar, by Lexington.
....Blshop Lyman, of North Carroll.
ma, is gu with a strong remonstrance
against what he characterizes as ..tb.
sweeping condemnation of a colored
clergy" by Rev. II. NJ. Thompson. AS
slstant Bishop of the diocese of Miss
The latter had declared that it would new.
er do for the Episcopal church to choose
It's spiritual teachers from amono that
class, because of the Ignorance and
superstition which prevail among them.
now the former declares that in his own
State North Carolina) he has found
the experiment of admitting color.d
men to the ministry a very encouraging
one" n most ofthem are active, eff.
Gent, Jealous and loyal church workers ;,
1t is a fearful reflection upon the race y
he adds, Ito intimate that they cannot
be trained and qualified for the eo.nei
ministry he also expresses surprise
at what the Assistant Bishop of Mis
slsslppl has written on this subject ..he.
cause; with all the other bishops of tho
South, he has added his name to the an.
peal which was made at the close Of Fl.
last general convention, asking for finds
o help forward the good work at ST
Normal School and TheoIo.
,ical Department.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-14
a lady's Wish.

Oh, how do wish my skin was as
clear and soft as yours" said a lady to
her friend. You can easily make it so"
answered the friend. How" inquired
the first lady.
by using Hop Bitters that makes
pure, rich blood and blooming health.
1t did it for me as you observe"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-14

49,. adesboro MteUg>ncer: Frank
Vaughan, Of Vaughanton. was shot and
instantly killed by his younger brother.
Evan on the lst inst. II happened BY
the swapping OF an ''unloaded' gun -
Inc store OF Mr.. A. A. johnson, at M
fariand, was destroyed by fire, recently,
together with its entire contents. Loss
about $500; partially insured.
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Whatever is 5esr-Is Best"
By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

| know. a. my life grows older,
And mine eyes have clearer sight
Ihai under each rank " roug somew here,
There hes the root Of RICH;
That zach sorrow has its purpose
BY the ~sorrowing Oft uogue,sel.
But a. sure a. the sun brings morning,
Whatever Is, Is best.
| know that each sinful action,
As sure a. the night brings shade,
Is sometime, somewhere. punished.
Tho the hour be long DELAYED.
| know that the soul Is aided
Sometimes by the hearts unrest,
And 70 grow, mean often TO suffer-
But whatever is is best
| know there are no errors,
In the great Eternal plan,
And all things work together
For the final good of man.
And know when my Soul speeds onward
In the grand, Eternal quest.
| shall say, as look back earthward,
Whatever l., is best.
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Words Of Warning and Comforts

eff you are suffering from poor health or
~'languishing on a bed Of sickness, take
cheer if you are simply ailing, or if
you feel
weak and dispiritcd,
without clearly know
.ng why, Hop Bitters
Will surely cure you.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-14

Some say { consumption cant be
cured Ayers Cherry pectorsl. as
proved by forty years experience, will
cure this disease when not already sd
vauced beyond the reach Of medical
aid. Even then Is use affords very
great relief, ard insures refreshing
sleep.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-14

No sufferer from any scrofulous
disease, who will fairly try Ayers Ssr-
saparllla, need despair OF a cure. 1t will
purge the blood of all impurities, there
by destroying the germs from which
scrofula is developed, and will infu.e
new life and vigor throughout the wLoIe
physical organization.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-14

II you have rough, pimp,y, or sallow
SKIN, bad breath, Hop Bitters will give
you fair skin, rich blood, the sweetest
breath n health. $500 will be paid for
a case they will not cure or help.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-14
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An Independent Newspaper Of Dem.
ocratlc Principles. but not Contrclled b.
any Set Of Politicians or ManipuIatos :.
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
the News Of the Day in the most Intel
est'ng Shape and with the greatest pos
sible Pfomptness, Accuracy and Impair
TALLY; and to the Promotion Of Demo-
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs Of
Government Society and Industry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-29
RELIGIuUs.

st, Paurs Reformed church, Ger
nasu. Services az II \. IA. by Rev. II.
De Geller, pastor. Subjects: "Lifa u
Drama" All Germans are cordially
invited.
Teachers gud scholars' prayar-neet.
ing ST. $3.50 8. m, Sunday school at 10 8.
m. Ill the leetpra room OF Tabernacle
Methodist Episcopal Crureh this day,
Young peoples prayar-mesting az
$50 p. NJ No moralag or evening
services.
Second Presbyterian Church
PreAchins to-day at IL q. m. and 1880 D.
"a, .Dy tho pastor. Roy. David Clark.
sabbath sohool $3.50 .. 10, George A.
Armstrong, SUPERINTENDENT. Young
peoples meeting $50 p. N. a cordial
welcome to all.
81. Matthew's Cathedral, Commerce
street; Rov. William Mumford, dean.
LitanY sermon and holy communion
services ct II o'clock q. "a; evening
prsyer and sermon, services begin at
!:5o o. M. Sarplicsd shoic OK men and
boys lea by c0rnet.
Services st ihe Chapel OF The Inosrps-
tion, corner Mckinney and Harwosd,
MornlDg prayer and celebration of tho
Hsly Eucharist az II y, m. There VIII
be no sermon, bat few words Ia ref.
aronce to Rev, NJ. Collisions reiigng-
ton OF his oharfo ia Dallas viii be
said.
First COugregational church. corner
harWooo aGd Brygn streets, Rev. Q. l.,
Scoheld pastor. Services 10 IL q. m.
and 1850 p. m. Sunday y hOol Q:30 a,
m. Morning shsme: "The Irrattonality
OF Eationalism;" nc night: "Lile gud
Tiaes OF Gideon.n All welsame. Belt
line oars paes tAe church.
First Bsptlst church, corner Sysa.
moro and Patterson avenue, Il, u,
Hanks, pastor. Sunday school s;l5 q,
M, lr. w. II. Howell, superintendent.
Preashing II a. M, and 7:S0 p. M. Con-
gresational singing from Gospel
Hymns, led by the cornet. Psws are
free, and cordial rosepsion given to
visitors.
The congregation of the First Pres.
at northoaat corner of Elm ana Har.
Nooo sLreem' Stoves have beon nut
up 20 10 to render tho room comfofta.
bic. by nsxs Sabbath we homo 10 i've
ia the ehuroh. Services ihls nornisy
nc II o'clock. Sabbath SCHOOL nj O.sb.
Public cordially Invited.
There will DO q meeting OF th,Y.
C.A.atthe Second Prosbvtsrlap church,
Wood street, btwoon Ervay and Har.
wood, ON MONDAY ovoning, November
10, Az O'Clock. Al persons deslrisx
TO join tho association are requested 20
20 present a. that meeting, or 20 hand
tnair names TO oae OK tho board OF man.
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WACO WiRELINes.
unitad states Courts Closed-Habess Cor-
pus Hearing for yssneli-Chsrged with
ObstruotiDE tho Naila-Other News.

WACO, Nov, 2S.-ISpecial. 1.-The term
o. United States disirictcourt virtually
closed this evening, although Judge
Mccormick and Marshal Cabell my
not ges away until to-morrog or aex.
day a jury h09 bsen engaged all dav
loog listening TO Argument and owl
d6nce IN ths famous huit OF Watson WI.
Ayers, ttaspass 70 try title, from Fails
county. ihia cans Involves SIS 0eO
"ort u Of lend, which hos hee ir iii
CATION perhaps 30 yebrs. Onco Che case
mas nm 10 iha supreme court nf tho
Onited states, ana WIS foG6 back for
trlal. Ine jury returned late this
evening ana mas not returned verdict
up 10 lhiS hour. James A. Hamilton,
eX-osSlslant postmaster nc McGrogor,
received his sentence this evening, for
emot zziement OF money order funds,
| iorgeIy OF ohicial bonds, oic, Ue
VII do 10 years st Chester
lilinois. y, Il lows, tho colnrsd OK
mail carrier. md HE aggregate bnud
fixed s.s2,b00 and will not be triea M
Oh mex term.
Counsel for Tom y. VRrnall rtcsivsd
nnuilcation from District Judge j, NJ.
Hai, ~ Oleburne, to-day thar no viii
give V frnel. habess corpus Nearing
nu application Tor bail nexs 81 urfev.
December 8, ~ Hilsnoro. II is gonor.
ally understood that If bah Is ailowfd
~ all VGrnell can give any sum likely
10 DO Fixed, ns In addition 70 his own
means ne haa wealthy ana iniluontiA
relatives.
soyerel young fellows, WIN arc
ssnarged with osstrnctiug tho United
Ststea mails, were brought IN from
ROBERTSON county 70 night. ~ soemr
Ihey had q grudgo against negro
porter on tho central railroad, and ia
tryiog to get poesss ion of him created
quite o rumpus, thereby delasius III
passenger Eaia, which Is tho basis of
tho lharge. They will hsvs hearing
paioro thu United States commits.
In tho state district court e.day
william Loo, who siolc n drummcr's
nno l0ggery ard srrayed himself
therein, was sontenced TO five yoars in
stato's prison. Jordan E-ans was con.
'ioted or arson and got like sentence.
Ibo Fifth Street Christian church
congregation sold their ground and
euinco To-day 70 = husiness firm, ans
WIZ ~ once pureh $50 alto and erect u
handsomer building IN portion of tho
city whore business hnuses will mot
crowd ihom.
Tho cotton receipts to-day are livht,
owing TO bad vesiher. Total recsipts
10 dste, 1900 bale. rriues to-day, $50
10 sT5. WV
The Catholics and Eniscoprliana
each com neuce u three caya' falf and
festival for December.
Nayor Wilkes got home ;n.iay from
me nausral cattle convention At 1T,
Louis other delegates return Mon.
Tho "Zo 70" spectacular show closed
very successful engagement tonight,
weather Geld ano raw all day,
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SRlmsn 10 oents per pound.
u. o. WELLER & Co.,
Irun-clad Cash Grocers.
Iiopubllcan Candidate. for s,,.,,,

heP"NicAh Sandinates FOR speaker,
The imo Tor choosing The speaker OF
tho hoase OF represe utn,ivos IL at hand.
but no wild interest seoma n be felt by
hepuplicsns az to tue Ranuhlican
DOMINATION or y oasdidaie. Tho hon.
orsry nomination is supposed 20 give
.ne nominee sort OF preferred claim
upon the speakership when hia narty
oomesinto power again, but II Is very
The principal Republican candid ato,
this year seem to lie Tom II ed, 9Th (,
,ooks hko famous poot, John Davis
presidcnt ~ The bingham Agricul-
Frank Hiscook, who il no nnet. Ina a
very sensible aud well.lnfnrmsd fal.
low. W.
OF the two New Enulaudefs. va
should sag that Shakespeare Rad
ought 10 be preferred To Virgil I.ans
who Ia not equal TO his Mains rival IL
sp,ii'y, Experiences or knowiedsa OF
rules and ropes. But Mr., II al onmes
rom state IN which thern
l. virtually only one Konuhilssn'
would Brother Rlaine be esn,ci ,i,s
anxious for Mr.. Rsod's sdvatcem.,,
II the nominsiion WAS nos n arelv non'
otary3 In no, Mr.. II ID A rather ahls,
nnn more independent sort of mar
INN NJ. Blsine desires 10 encsura,.
In bis adopted stale, NV
:. bosideus III the time comes shsn sss
hepubl'cans csn elect q speskrr. "a M
they csre 10 No tn Nav Epnl.r ~, 49,
iof oneY This will be vsry Interest
log question sOne day, hui rex,
montns unless Nav Eneland uni,c,
upoo candidate, NJ. Hisonek osSse
neve 2 4ocQ ohanco q eoeoln9 M
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PERSONAL.

Professor NJ. Ssvsge, Of Little Rock,
IA Ia the city.
G. l.. Edwards and Fl. Brinn, Of En-
mis-, aTe IL town.
Wlliam Enders, OF 81. louis, is st
the Grand windsor.
Rufua G. Lynch, of Austin, is booked
at the Graad Windsor.
Bon Collins, o; Marshall, 10 hanging
out 90 this G @Do Windsor.
r q. ChaEham, o, Bryan, ID stop
ping st the Grand Windsor.
J. III Rsgsdale. % agsSnvliie, is 8
gQQst OF Tho Grsnd Windsor.
d. l., Addison, Springfield, 0hio, il
registered ss tho Grad Wtnas9r.
G. II. Huffman returned ves5erdoy
from q businass trip to Fort Worth.
Miss Fsnnia K9ach is visiting mex
friend, Mrs. Eva 9, COL Ross svenue.
Misc Marcia Regsy, OF Terrell, is tho
guest Of &iog Eiiis Raach, on olivs
/ street.
q. l.. Cam9pell, superinseudant of
the Texas ExprO20, OF Houston, 10 Ia
The city,
Abb. Sullivan sad wife. of Denver,
I Colorado, ara quests Of the Srana
! Windsor.
Sam Shannon, one ut tau most pop
ular princo Of commercial touusis, "a
in the city.
Judge A. II. Watts returned yaaIer-
day iron n ssvtrAl days visit tC
WestherforQ.
United States Marshal Cabell rs
turned Yesterday rom "a oi1ic!al bust
ness trip 10 Waco.
Mr.. Eugene Marshall he's returned
from Waco. whore he has boon attend
ing United States court.
Captain j. L. Turnsr, general road
master Of tho Texas & Pacific road, wa
in the city yesterday on business.
> j. d. Crawford, tho irrepressibl'
. New York commercial tourist, is II
the city greeting his host Of friends.
General W. L. Caball returned iron
I Waco last night, whero he has been Il
\ attendance upon the United State
court.
Hon. B. L. Davis, OF Corsicana
memher of the House OF Representa-
, tives, paid THE HERALD Rpleasar
: call yesterday.
Mr.. L. Goldsmith, OF Goldsmith
Bros, who has been In New York 70
nearly year buying for his larg
honse in this city, returned yestorda.
looking as we'll M ever.
Colonel and Mrs. George Z. Alior
returned home yesterday from
weeks visit 10 their plantation an
STOCK ranch, near Ernis. Their niece
= Mlsa Ellen Liggete, returned wit
them for a few dnys visit,
Tho many iriends Of Chapma
Bradford, Esq.,' will regret 70 learn thu
he is dangerously Ill ~ his new HON
Of Brownwood, Texas, to which plas
he removed recently 10 10 into MOI
active business than that OF the Law
's Tho latest news received Ia that he
better. No young gentleman Of DALI
hold moro onviable place In Its soci
and business circles, and the heArtie
- wish OF numerous friends IL for h
early recovery.
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Stocks and Bsuas,

New foaK, Nov. Achievement
bonds dull aud strong to-day.
There was . well distributed bus.
Ines. IN railway bonds, but generally
la small amounts. The result of tho
Days operations IL an ndvpnc, In mos,
c..es Tor ffsstional anonnts.
the hurd market's Inactivity has
ympathlssa this week with the a,ock
mNket, and asits have amounted ~
N.,asso0O agAiost So, 100, uos Lash week..
Duli uess. a compslied BY strong
rnde tone, was the prevailing ieaturr.
uf'o-dAv's rirck fnarket Tho tntsi
sales we're Only 5co.2D shsres. The
...rieet business wAs dons In 81, paul.
lNnr.hern Pacific preferred, Lake
shore, Missnuf,, ksn-ss 4 Texas and
oregon Tfaurcor tineniai. Prices werc
someshat isrexulAr % thu opoulnr.
ranging between N edvanes Of u
sgu : dse!!ne % a. eeaal ainouni
w ~ : 49, "a st ss| - 1s|z:
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oTSANr.


81 S .So ,sh J ,at this is aus wesihe,
Try our A. r. q yvrrrr =
Oo.' oorne' wood aud ELM.
Dried Bee Dr,oa paor Ton,,,o.
at Bouche's, ain st-ant h"''
Knepfiy &Sat. a .no.,.,,~ =,
hnv " "'sn.' iamond goods.
unYo Juss I'd Horse Radish In
s Ws,n s, S ~, at Bouche's, ST.
~ . ~. M,,innst the opera house
IN , sn9 .i.n /. ;sign OF Christ, and
No n,o WI, oo s",s0uostions asked by
Constable Jyo.,.,, ,.....os
two tramps Wv VIZ So o s..
~ ~ " ~ ae oh.e,vrsy justice Schuhl
cut q hno OF S. ss,s assh w "orn
There will ho.,., ~s.., :.
ths,r hsi, toamLsnd league ~
parties having ,S,S - T. ,u. All NJ
requested to hant .easuo NJ
settlement. '"' "no Shs
Professor Brit, -,.,,
made complalnt ,,a,,.s ioi,h,s.,
Santa Fe house ii a,' w the
waiter full OF disIcc n,m Win =
bread, bat the peSlTowvu ,y wan ,.
cabbage and gTl, ovas h has
clothes. >" o'er MS
Boys call ct th.,.,,. p
Shoe Company, III nvot %
Will Hunstablo's s ., anu soo
toes on shoes. INV ,n,yies OF
fast, and Dallas Nue, WMAen-
tograph OF your wv 'no Pho.
nhoes won't hurt w. ahu INC
\, II. Gibbs, cf q. -.
his attorney, hill,,lo" nr
yesterday fled ia a1n
petition against th( couft =
tor n writ Of msnd Denssons
compel the city SDS" ,su'. W. :,
| o1llsot = tar SUNG M Hno
judgment obtained ! 49, s,y :
ooorls upon which y. 49,, y. snS
sno VA selurnod a. "a. 'sss'u'
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undclirared .ralsrrama

Messages remaining on hand OF the
Western Union Telegraph ONCE, cor
ner Elm and Lamar streets. Parties
can get them by calling frorr TO 10 o.
M. end from 4 30 l2 p. IA: J D Crgu-
ford (2), Professor e Stnuherrv, Brad
streot COMPANY, Mrs @ IA Kinney,
Tompsins Machine and Implement
COMPANY, Mrs J N Dram, j PU Har.
lem, sinner, Davis IL Go, Asj1r q Il
Foars, Louis Duiiey, Sidney Smith,
Revss IL Spence, k,eminopa &c Field
~, Bond ~ Bro, BRYAN William, Mira
D Faust, lucy & Philip, X Il Catch
bort, A j Williams, A Y NcCarsep, IL
G.. Bsady.
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shot In the usnd.

lHight - variety actress, whose
h'nt gopias scintillates behlnd the
FONTS st Thompson's theatre, WIS
100 With pistol whsn it was aeci-
DEFY discharged, the bah passing
INV her loft hand, She ia MOI 40
Adh on the stage now as
sue. She is pretty badly hugt aud
ma1o hor hsnd. Furthermore, tala.
husy ensue, and in thpt event she
WoNo surS TO die, not swan amputa-
ZION e available to save her. The
repo eudeavored to got the full
ia9ss the theatre people wore pnin-
ini'ypent. Ono OF them did say,
"roo.ggie!" aud thereby her first
name asoerLained.
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roOsor Blacks Meeting.

Ise2her doss not interfere with
the Inv in tho meeting at Com
merceist church. To-day at II
O'clock gubisos will DO tho 2sd
Ts,sss,imiat 1880 "rhe gaptisM OF the
noly "" Ono came forward and
nsue s..lfassion, and the ordinance
o. pspttlll be administered Mon.
NY hlsNo-morrov ut $3.50 o'slock
rIoilt.ss.ack will, BY special re-
lenisi Rbf ChTi1s.W aud thos, who
have hesm saw h ia au,nnr III.
very hes rts.
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Wo would recommend all 20 ha
Lone Star steam dye works, az Fort
Worth,for frst.slsss work. Dresses and
piumos a speciality. work Thoroughly
nrst.class shd satisfaction guaranteed.
send Thorn n trial order and cot tho
beat work ia the State and a. reason.
ablA prlcos.
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Triple-plated spoons and forks
stamped
KSnrFLY 4 Son, Dallas, Texas.
Triple plated table knives stamped
KNnrrLr Il soN, Dallas, Texas.
Spect acles stamped
KNgPrLY IL Son, Dallas, Texas.
Sterling eilvervare stamped
KNEprLY 4 SoN, Dallas, Texas.
Arc tho host and che spost goods In
the market, and very appropriate holi-
day gifts.
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Y. NJ. O. A. Mas Meeting To.v,rs,.

John V. Farwoll, tho merchant
prince OF Chicago, win speak Tonight
ut 1850, In tho hall over Crowdus drug
store, In the Cookyoll building, In tho
interest OF young mon. Mr.. Fsrvell
~ eloquent aud very interesting and
thorolghly onthused with hls aubisot.
and many OF our forenos bsslno.s
men have oxpressea 4 desire 10 hear
him on thla subject. All are Invited
10 osme aud bring Gospel HYMNS,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-29

Make yburehases in time, All
srtlcIes ,ed at Knepny & SOFAS
WIN W I'D FOR you until the holt
usys' lyme can be suited from
tnelr snhh sock. They will bo
pretty got
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-29

! the city yesterday to try
s1eka their way back Gome, They
y protuss IN their thanks to those
9haa a5sisted them whiI0 IN the
Sand said they proforreS TO walk
r.r ihaa beg, or ba burden upon
slgers. 1t il certainly adsngerous
uftakiag at this soasan OF the yeGr,
aIgntcially for tha Womsp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-29

Pat o'Keefs, Of tho EN- raid Isle, and
Charlie jacobs have ono Of the hand
somoSt hacks In tue city. Lsayoyo
orders for hack No. s at Arthur Gains
or Purdy & Randslps, where YOU will
still see tho smt,ing Irish faco OF Pat
behind. The bar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-29

o buggy, who were offsring for sale at
o remarkably low price q lot
OF silv9rwars, whish had seem
service perhaps il some patrloiau FAM
iiy. Nj. Rsmond Is a jadgs Of silver
eld being convinced TINT the ware
was stolen, declined TO purchase. He
ssYa they hAd = Largo trunk full of *.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-29

Gold-oosded esnes, gold spsossolos
and eye glasses, gold pens aGd tonth-
ploks, opera glasses, are esggested BIZ
knephy& Son, jewellers, AZ appropri-
ate holiday gifts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-29

Westminster Base Burners mako
elegant Christmas presents. Acorn
base burners, the finest In tho worli .
Few more orders vii ho taken,
RALPH CHURCH,
sOs Elm ptreet.