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BOOTS AND SHOES


ney, kauimau: 2 I.B4nf0r, Miss Ran.
son, Sprowls; George Richardson Moo.
John \ Kennedy. Phi!aae,phIa. W ~
Belcher, Georgetown; b " Snr. mo
New York; S 4 Sherwood. PILOT p inf,.
CC;srrou B41gg-, W D Martin, joan b
StlaStonl IeneHi II Z Brown, city; j
McSP,,den, Terfelii Z II Bennett and
SOD william Burr, city; w G Aiien.
McAlnneyi l. Robertson, city.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
II Craycrod. q ID q con, - Louis.
IA MERRY field, city; q 81 Cauet'. Col.
,0rsGoi l. Fires, New York; a 8
Brown, a Hacke, W Daniels, 81 / .ouis:
nhos y Bonnie, Scotland;K ) Darran:
iarls IeXasi b \ Calhoun, Houston; 4
Galhcun Terrell; II G Brown, Mar
sh6ll ID A Keller AVID wife, L9nisville.
> Num- Austin; w II Lpudon. Cor.
slcanai h II Potts, Chicago; Il 2 Hoi-
iand, Austin; W Kirkpatrick, Boston.
NJ Campbell, Phildephis; W A Hinges,
w aNahachie; W II Eastlaud. Nav
CORK Thos Myers, Brownwood; X A
PROCTOR london; J II Thompsun. II
Joseph, Missouri; " Wilson. Mcrinta.
UTMOST Miss Moore, Little R1ck. ,;eo
Bennett, Abilene; w Hlrsckl and wife,
Kansas City; W DYER, Abilene: s
Andrews and wife, Weatherford: W A
Williamson, Waco: A Qulnlan. eitv:
Geo No thngt0u, sherman. J n NJ
MOTIFS l.ouisville; G l. Low, New York;
= II ADDISON, Waco; G A Harfiso1'
, IN FrancLce; G + Olmsiead. Big
= nuyiJ w hIntol. South Carolina:
" ~ II ltYlor, y Louis: y Nelson. Fra.
M nos No'pcr Mott sherman.
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sherman nnd the Old yct..

SHERMAN, April li-,spocial. An
arrangements for tho reception OF the
veterans have been completed. Some
200 are expected, but no matter how
many come, they will find no lack OF
comfortable quarters. Each will be FUR
nlshod q badge, which will be pass
port, and viii enable the wcar5r TO-
travel over the city on the street cars ir
amy and all directions, Tho arrange.
mout 10Y the banquet has been placed
IN the hands OF the ladies Of the south
Travis Street Methodist chuch, who
will prepare o. banquet for about son
persons,
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Abilene April H. Special - A
widow with four children arrived In the
city to-day in destitute circumstances.
She stated that her name was.Mrs. Al.
ney and that she was from West Vir-
ginig and had wandered all over Texas
in search OF her brothers, Wood and
Andy Pearce. Subscriptions We're tak.
en- up for her benefit, and late IN the
day It was ascertaiAed by chance that
one OF her brothers is a well-to.do ranch
man IN Tom Green county, 100 miles
SOUTH The woman Is intelligent and
seemingly well raised. she was sent to
hor brother,
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plcKEnINn ron rnr nnLrnlY.

DiCTERING FOR THE DOLPHIN.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE Times
says John Roach has been offered
100000 more for the dispatch boat Dol
phin than this governmer has agreed
to pay. The offer comes from the Rus
sian government, ana Roach has de-
manded an immediate answer to bis let
ter, requesting final payment by the
United States.
THE GRAND DUKE.
vienna, April IA The Russian
Grand Duke Nladimer has been orders Il
10 Archangel 10 review the troops aud
fest congregated at that port.
VIGILANCE IN POLAND.
There is news from Russian Poland 20
the effect that the Russian police are
searching all chateaus and castles on
the Padolia and Ukraine for arms, seig.
ing all they find unless the possessors
hold special license 10 own them. This
Is attributed TO the fear of Polish up.
rising in the event of war between Eng.
land and Russia,
ANOTHER ATTACK ANNOUNCED.
ST. PETERrBURa, April A.-It is ra.
ported that the Afghans have made an
attack on the Russian outposts.
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nave evacuated Bsrti aud Metemneh,
ana that the garrisons OF those two
places have gone respectively TO Berber
ana Ahartoum. Numbers of Bishareens
are leaving Osman Digna's country and
taking their families TO Berber.
WHERE ARE THE HOSTILE ARAps?
SUAKIM, April 1.-THE British cavalry
ihls morning visited Otas, eight miles
beyond Handaub, no hostile Arabs
We're encountered. Water was found 70
pe plentiful. The country appeared 10
be entirely open. The Arab population
freely sell supplies to the English.
THE ITALIAN TROOPS.
The Italian troops have occupied
a rafalis on 0ustry Bay, Red Sea, and
have hoisted the Italian flag on that
side of Egypt.
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Past TImo ON Tho yandalI,.

We are In receipt OF the new time
card OF the Nsndalia Line and Penn
sylvania route from 81. Louis TO Indian.
apous, Columbus, Piitsburg, Baltimore.
Washington, Philadelphia and New
YORK rom which IL appears that this
lsNSilte route has really outdone her
the matter of fast time,additionalt trains
ana elegant accommodations. One adj
ditionh train has been added TO the SER
vice, making three trains every day In
the week TO all the above cities,
The celebrated "limlted,- for which
the Pennsylvanis has been Ia
nous heretofore, will now
make the run from 81. Louis
70 New York In less than 81 hours, ave
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AT THE ST GEORGE.

) u Riehwell, Grapevine; ] Fred Cox.
Ennis TT Hardin, Terrell; E NJ Autsu
st LOUIS J II Jordon, Bowie; } a Mui.l
ply, Decaturi J NJ Choatham, Kaufman.
~ White, city, c d Banks, Texas, NJ
Miller, Morgan; J w Barrett, BLACK.
Isndi John w Gray, Q O CampbelI. II I,
tyownsend, Cleourne; X l. Henderson.
van Alstyuei ] X MoKinnie, Weather,
sorui = Is scarborough, J II Baron,
2Sw vsnt n W n Harris, Abilene;
port and wife; 0yilla; w It TinLins
corsicanai y Atwster, city; T L Tur,
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The gentleman who desires a drink Of
something fine, that win rejuvenats
without producing any bad effect, :
cigar, or Il may be 10 indulge in q qulsi
game Of billiards or pool, and withal
courteous treatment, win find the sans
6. tho Turf saloon, opposite oliver 4
Grigg's bank. Elsio Thompson, pro.
nrInLnr
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Persia.

NEWS OF ANOTHER RUSSIAN ADVANCE.
TEnERAN, April II News has been
received from Askabad that Russian
troops to the number Of 5000 were on
the march for Sarakhs;
The battle between tho Russians and
the Afghans lasted for an hour and YVES
o. most sanguinary character. The
The Afghan loss is now stated to have
been 900 killed.
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The skin is Of that delicate nAturo
upon which the most improvement can
DO made and by the use OF Poyzoniis
hedicsted Complexion Powder ali
roughnoss, sallowness and irritation
can be over come leaving the skin dell
icatoly white, soft and smooth. This
preparation has world wide reputa.
ton, 10 no fear need be entertained of
the result Sold by all druggists.
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The WINNING Nrnr


NOTHING DONE HY THE TROOPS TO DATE.
WINNIPEG, April li.-Troops are be-
ing dispatched rapidly toward the scene
Of trouble in the west, This morning
Col. Otter's command, $50 strong, star.
ted from Swift Current station across
TO the Saskatchewan river, and thence
to the steamers. They have not in the
meantime been able TO get down the
river. They will start 10 cross the prai-
RE by teams to Battleford and Capt.
Howard, United States Army, with two
Calling guns, Is attached 70 battery b.,
under Otter's command. The river is
very low. One OF Galt's steamers was,
at the latest advices, on q sand bar be-
low Medicine Hat, Northcoto is some.
whore between Medicine Hat aud
Swift Current. II would take 10 DAYS
to cross the prairie 10 Battlelord and
preparations are vol under way for
the despatch of Gen. Strange's expedi.
ton to the relief OF Edmonton, Ho will
have about 600 men mounted and in
wagons and will probably start We'd
nesday. Travel from Colgary TO Rcd
Deer river is reported good, and from
Red Deer TO Edmonton rather difficult.
The whole distance, though can be COW
cred in four or five days. Capt. Cotton
arrived at Colgary from Fort Mcleod
to day and reports all quiet there.
Some details of tho recent tragedy az
Frog Lake have just come 10 hand. The
Ind ans entered GOwautstOck's house
aud without saying q word 90 lberately
shot him dead. Another Indian raised
his rifle and aimed Mt w. g, Gilchr q,
when Mrs. Gowaustock rushing Tor.
ward pinioned his arms by claspng him
around the body, He shook her OH and
fired, killing her instantly and imno.
d a e'y shot Gilchrst
Inquiries show that thoro rs nothing
20 be feared from Indians inside tho
Province of Manitoba, The report that
the chief OF the MonitObsus at Rainy
Lake was giving trouble was q hoax
PEACE NEGOT -ATIoNs UUMoREp. "a
OTTAWA, April lit is reported IGst
negotiations looking 20 peace wore
opened yesterday by telegraph b0. weal
Gen. Middleton and Louis Biel, sad
that such nogotiat oas are s.ill psudlag.
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Egypt.
THEY WANT THAT PAPER.

A'%A '~A-'A ihNA ARM
CAIRO, April 1.-THE feeling of in
dignation here over the forcible sup.
preston by Egypt of the French news.
paper, BOsphore Egyptian, has reached
such dangerous phaze as to threaten
serious disorders. The guards have
been doubled in the city and the troops
arc now confined TO their barracks.
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Turkey.
ENaLAND Lie NErrRALIrY.

HN0LAND ff.AK5 NEJIHALIII.
LONDON, April H.-In an interview
with Earl Granville, Fehmi Pasha said
the porte was unwilling to enter into an
active alliance with either England Or
Russia. 1t is reported that Earl Gran
vile protested against the adoption Of a
neutral policy, implying the closins Of
the Bosphords TO English men.of war.
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Trinity Cemeterv

J.. II. Burton is appointed sexton Of
Trinity cemetery, with full control Of
the premises, and he alone is author
lied to sell lots and give receipts to the
purchasers, which W II entitle the pur-
chaser to 3 cemetery deed, when pro
scented TO the undersigned or % W.. IL.
Thomas w. II. CASTOR.
April 10, 1876. President.
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paper Hanging Lower Than Ever.

Satisfy yourselves OF the above asser.
ton by calling on us, and we will take
pleasure Ia showing you our specimen
work snd an entirely new and null line
OF decorations and paper hangings.
MCCALL 4 ERNENwFfN,
SO Main STRAIT.
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Young ladIe. a, yavp,.

WAYNE, April li.-lspeoial. Misses
Annie Stockbridge and Annie Terrell,
OF Kildare, Texas, are visiting friends
IN Wayne. They will visit the New or.
leans exposition before returning home,
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Notlce to CnmmsrclnI Trarelnra-

The Terrell House Terrell, Texas, has
recently been opened by G.. c. Tillman,
an old hotel man, who promises to give
satisfaction in every respect. Good
sample rooms. Charges 500 per day.
Table supplied with the best the market
affords. Ample accommodation for all.
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BERLIN, April N-Emperor william
to-day gave an audience 70 Prince Dol
georuke, the personal military repre-
sentative Of the Gar.
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Elegant large Chromos, including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape and Marine
Views, at rs c. 10 81 each at
HAMILTON & YouNa's,
S93 Elm street,
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A HfrcH WITH FRANcr,

LONDON, April H.-Dispstches from
Shanghai received this afternoon state
that thore 10 hitch in Tho nnel AZ
rangements for The execution ct a
deflnitive treaty of peace between
Frsnoe and China, owing to the conces.
slous which Chins asks, aud which 81.
PatSRotre, tho French ambassador, re.
fuses TO giant.
Along Kong dispatch to The Times
says the difficulty encountered In sd.
iusting the terms Of the treaty OF peace
between China and Frsnce,is found TO bc
of such a serious nature that the French
government ~ seriously considering the
advls ability OF substituting NJ. Bfourre
fer NJ. Patenotre, the present Frenchen.
yoy at Pekin, In the negotiations.
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Notice 20 Commercial rr.x.,..,

Those Waiting Pilot Point should stop
~ the Harris House which has iust been
completed, whore the best accommoda-
ton and table supplied with every deli.
cacy she market Affords.
4. II. HAMS, Proprietor,
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Germany.
JUST AsIr SHOULD Do,

PARIS, April IA special Dispatch
from Berlin 70 the journal dcs bebats
says England and Russia Laya not
sought the good Offices Of Germany as a
mediator in the Afghan difficulty, and
Germany has not offered ~ act b. tlis
capacity,
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i. NEW YORK DENTAL AssocIATIoM5

F4oESdE D. snt Mani SAITH Secretary
q er original
md
andc
OFFICE AND ROOMS o'CoNNoR FL .Ts
Street Dallas.
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sIpEwALh SUITES


Cents cali low Gu. Shoes 50 at Block
Bros.
Prairie Hour saa5 por cwt at ia. $.
AlstOn'e,
a full llpo OF Burt q Moar's shoes
leon Kahn's,
Prairie -four t?.S5 per cwt AZ Ed. $.
AI-tou's.
Tho man with straw hat was ont of
place yesterday
Burr & Bro on Main street are agents
Tor Knox celebrated hats.
Farmers say that the prospects for
good crops are splendid,
Tho time for putting in tho seed OF the
heocy staple has arrived.
The police are warming up TO business
oft.
Burr & Bro, carry the best line of
straw hats IN town, don't forget the
number, sos Main street.
This season roonc can cry high prices,
after they have sone the offers mado by
II. zimmerman the tailor OF north
Texas.
Special master IN chanoery MOTOR.
mick, has gone 10 Waco 10 attend mat A..
tiers connected with the Texas & y.
Louis railway.
@. c. c. stands for Chicken Cholera
Cure, sure cure and preventive OF
that destructive disease. II Is guaran-
teed' For sale by ]. 5. Downs, corner
Elm and Pearl.
Messrs. W. /. Graves and w, II, Coul.
ter OF Mckinney, brought % this mar.
ket yesterday a car load OF fine mul q
which they disposed Of and returned
home last night,
Chaplain Schulz and Lieut.. Turner of
the Fourth regiment lon YESTERDAY for
Fort Worth, Tuoy are delegates 10 the
military convention which Assembled
in that city yesterday.
The soiree OF the musicale will be
held AZ the residence OF Mrs. Henry
Coke, Bryan street, Thursday evening
AZ so'clock. Al members are reOues.
ted and expected TO be present,
promptlyi by order OF the president
~
I. %. q. n.
Donations for the permanent site of
the Widows and 0rpana Uone 81
Texas, of not less than 9nO acres on land
100 OF which shall be tillahle, In some
healthy, thriving community OF schools
and churches, may be submitted 10
John T. Walton, grand master at Waco.
On or about the LIST OF July next the
subcommittee will personally inspect
all the places offered and make a Helec.
tion and location OF said home.
wscc, March %, 1855.
N. ID. HERarSo,
Chairman Subcommittee.
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They strolled along the broad parade.
John jones and pretty Miss Maria
Your teeth are awful, John,n she said.
why don't you buy the Reautlners
wont ~
To polish them with SoZoDoNTr
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Loye Tnrn. mIa nnnl

ON sloyenliness, as regards the teeth.
Keep them pure, all ye who wish 10 he
oeloveu anu carressed. SOZODONT Is
unequaled az means of wbitening
polishing and preserving them. -
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"spslding's Glue,r cheap. convon
lent and useful. Mends everything.
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EVERY hrst-olass dealer sells Opera
Pun Cigarettes. VIII not stick 10 the
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The soudan.

RI NAHpI's SRw TACTICS.
DoSGoLA, April H.-Deserters from
Ell Mshdi's army report that the rebel,
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Todd Mis- Prairie Flour, s2.s per 10
'ounds. o. H. MosAsp & Bro,
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Ireland,
prnakt RIOTS AT HALLow AND CORK.
'h1'N, April IA dispatch from
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Baffast Yrsiia
oeIrt@s s &c.,

Oelrt@S s &C.,
@sneraI> as,nttn,
Wo. 2 Bcwlins Green, Rew=Osn
Us. s. 0cuns unt s. @rieienbed & g.,
asfntem fur Gan gntonio.
p. &u1et, Msent fir Shulenburg.
q. y. Bdr, agent in 6Ouffon.
q. Grau5 (fraber @ran5 & aeBler)
S~dulenbur8.
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edube mnb etiefel fiir nen @inter.

2aBt guh bar1 nidts abbaIten, gu
@eorge 81. GnIIiDan, No. 249
Weft Commensurate, gu geben, tpenn
Sbr S9ube.unb 6tiefel brau6t. SOL
genbes ioa entfdeioen, Oh man LANCER
nod bobe preiie in anbern @ef6dften
be5ablen TOD. 9err 5ulioan bat ben
fdmmtli9sn Maarensg prratb i'm Mers
tbe-non mebreren Sauien6 Dollars erz
tanben, unb berfauft bas beriibmte
Repnolos Bros. Gabrifat fiir 9erren,
Oamen, Giaber biIiger als irgenb Sc
marb. Shube fir S9ultinber, tpelde
felt Sabren nit $1.75 be3abtt tpurbeu,
foifen Bel Sulipan $3.50. Nn &et1s
baltigfeit bonn @etp6bnli9ifen Biz gum
Geinfen itebt SuQiban uniibertrofen
oa. 100 3M
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Gin bielberbetsenbes itnternehmer,

Mir fiblen uns oeranlaBt. 3tpei un=
ferer dlteiten unb b~efannten ginmobner
pegert ibrer iabrelangen @ei1dftstbd=
tigteit uu6 ibres unternebmungsaelftes
gu ertpdbnen. @s iinb bies Die 0erren
". 8. Grp unb Colonel $. 9. u NJ
brens. SIN gan5en State iinb fe
our @eniige befannt, obne baB es n0tbig
mdre, ibre ipe3ielen Weroiente berpor-
5ubeben. Sic baben uater benz Hamen
Mnbrems & 6rD
Elm Gompagniegef6dft gegriinbet, bas
benz Nn= unb 8erfouf bon @runbeigens
fbum i'm Staate Seras feline befonbere
9ufmertiamfeit i6enft. Sie Office be-
fiHbet ii6 i'm 9auie Nro. 2 Weft Com
ricrce StraBe, in umittelbarer 9fdbe Der
Bride. Bie bereits erudbnt, merben
bic 0auptmerfmale bes rteuen Inter
Hebmens in benz @rtperb unb 8erfauf
BON 2ano unb @runbeigentbum be-
feben. 6rembe, tpel9e nit Der Mbfi9t
bierber femmert, lire Gapitalien in bies
fem @eidafts5meige gu inbefirer, msrz
ben es pOrIbeilbaft finben, mil genanns
ter Girma 81 unterbanbeln. 8ei6e Ser
rem baben peri6nIihe GenntniB BON fat
alien QanbpermeiIuneen in unlerem
bliibeuben unb bOrtpdrtsf9reitenben
Stdate. 9,12,t1m, 10
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Ytt nerntiefhen.

SIN 2. Stpfuerf beg neuei1 @1ol3's
f6en Bafifeingebdubes on 2Diona.
GtraBe unb gfe Der Commerce traBe
unb Bride. Offices unb pribattpobs
nuugen. Nad3ufragen bel u. @@ol5.
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aaE pancoat & Gobn baben
Die neueften Moben in 9iten a0er
Nrt.
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Ed Stoves & Soehne.
Gie sr6bteu aumber : garbs In 9egas.

9tfd nNxffAff MN hdt . AInfnG III % PT06n
- sssp's'
@tn3ige 9deoerla9e beg aOfea @al,
edlieii BauDot5es.
-
Sic 2p;tpu hes merifani@den uS.afala
nm ner hI,,mhsn Wlodhitte fiuD borbei
mn mn ,,ah mr. meniaen Se~ahraehnten
sim In gon Mntonio ems ieter lidts
mnS IusfIo5eu mioerpdrtiaen Bautperfe
IN ina nnbere reihte. ba pra1aen iebt
eleoante. bas Muqe nphltbuen6 beriib>
1embe fdmude 6dushen, Bel oeren gnz
hid |, foaleif {ieht, boB an bic
GteDe Ser NebitrfniBIoiiQfeit uno 6es
WQuaeIs an Comfort fruberer Sage,
lid lett ana ouaemein BEL sSe6ermanit
Ser Mun}h @eIfuna perfdaft bat, elm
behoaIibes s5eim feiu eiaen All rennen,
bas niht nur .braldbar unb praftii6,
fonbern au9 i9bn utlo getallg ~.
BeblrfniBloti9telt 1T glelgoeoeu1eno
nit Hni1 f1r Qaneel uao 2DaIloei ~
Snbu1trie, bic l1g nur entmtaein Ions
~peripiirt. ieine 9ebeus6e6inguugen fort
,pd6reub al uerfeinern uno bebagli6er
~ deffalfen. I'm erifer Ginie fommt
hierbet uatiirIid bas Oaus, bic Wobs
nura in Betro6t. Mar 70 ldBt es ii6
ertlarer, DOB IN oen legdeH Sagr5egnleH
= elgertltD erT I'M alerle4leH SaDrz
3e1nt-unter meHsleTantlDer 9Dl6qdHs
eels uuO nnisIe gauia nat : 5ls
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amiliew.auubsdof

DER aioIbafa III entf6loReu, {id Die
2unbidaft Der Gamilieu gu erperben
unb tpirb bebbalb nur quite unb friide
Waarer balten. Sn Der 8illigteit ieis
aer Waaren tuirb es inn Niemanb
gIei6tbun. ollie gefauften NrtifeI tuers
ben prompt ins 9aus seliefert. ST er=
bdIt tdslid frif9e Daarel unb bietet
beBbalb ie;nen Gunben grDBere 8or=
tbeile, als bic meiffen anberr @roeerns
Gefddfte. Seiu 5tore befinbet fid an
Der Ode BON 9ouftons unb Waparros
SiraBe. Dan befl1e i'm unb Seoer.
mann iuiro 5ufrieoen selteat tuerben.
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ea- 2aEt Cure gln8iae bei pa h.
tna & Spbn MAIDEN, fueIde bic
belfel @aareil, bic bette arbeit ur1b BEN
beffen S6Hitt liefern.
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Or. 9. 9. Saora tpirb am Is. De-
asmbsr 1885 cine grioat.M nfalt fir
Jranentrant6eiten in Aufim, Seras,
%errldteH. 5tdberes 1T beieHi6 au er.
fabren. "a. II .3Mu
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an bas reilenbe publifuut.
Gin Dollar geipart, 1T elm Dollar be,
6ieuf.

Gin Dollar geipart, 1T elm Dollar bers
6ieut.
Wenn Sbr 3eit unb Gelb iparen
ipolt, iieigt i'm Central 6oteI, am Waiu
pla5a, ab. gs lit elm biliges uno aus
berldfiges 9otel, mo Sbr ausge3ei1nete
Soft unb ale oenfbaren 8equemli6fei=
ten fir $1-$1.50 pro Sag erbalten.
S%traBenbabn in unmittelbarer Ndbe.
Omnibufie mad ben 8abnb6fen. 9ez
legrapb= uno 9elepbor : 8erbinbung.
SIN 0auie befinbet fi9 bic Office Der
YOrne, Comfort unb Jriebri9sbnrg
yofftutfhen. GriibIfid Dor Ser Mbs
lobrt. Colonel s, e.. gafer fibrt bas
goiel feit IL Sabfen umb bat teis bic
Yutrieoenbeit ieiner Gunben geerntet.
Der groBe 0erfebr bon Deuti1en bas
felbft legt 3eugnib bapot al.
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BET 5reie prefe.
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Wir baben iebt. uniere 5 Gents, 10
Gents, 25 Gents, so Gents unb $1s
Sifde, Die SpieIia9en aler &rt, pup>
pen unb berf9iebene febr niibli@e Nrs
tifel entbalten, arrangirt unb laben
gum Raufe ein. Wer fi9 NIT Weib=
nadtsmaaren Deriebett mill, Der TONNE
bolo. Wir baben i66ne @aden, befo=
rirte unb NIT Mpttos periebene Sn1en.
Gsrner 2ampen gu febr niebrigeu
preifen.
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: 6. s.. MiilIer. Wholeioles Uni

6. $. WsiilIer, WboleiaIes un6
&etailbdnbler in Garben. Oelen, Mn=
itreidermateria1en, Commensurate,
San Nntonio empfiebIt fem groBes
Eager in biefen Mrtifeln gu Stem Oorf
preiien uno ma6t gang beionbers auf
ben getDdblten Borratb BON Bilbern:
@brOmOs, Rupfers utib Stablitihen,
S%elgemdloen unb Bbantafe ; 8ilbern
dler Mrt, ferner auf bic gef1madpoqe
Musmabl bon B%ilberrabmen Der .aIers
mobernfen Gorm uub auf bic Maes
umfaRenoen 3ei6enmaterialen auf=
merriam. M0e Muftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8rauden tperben prompt
aussefibrt; 8ilber bon ieber @r6Be eir1s
gerabmt unb ole Nrbeiten m6gli1ff
f6nel ua6 gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
fhIaaen.
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@rtter Rrpthers.

2W Wain PIa3a. 207
Dieie populdren iunser @ef9dftss
Ieute baben id i'm ganaen etaate
Seras einen beneibenspertben Guf fur
@eeaitdt uuo 3uborfommenbeit gegen
lire Gunben %ertporben. Nls praftif1e
librmader unb Sumeliere 5tebeu lie
uniibertrpffen 0a.