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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17

IHE 5. +. CaH publishes the following item re-
ldilve 10 the probable arrangements entered into
regarding the Pacific mail service Central
faclhc uihcial slid 20 your correspondent: "Pri-
yaie adTices from London indicate that the Aus
trallan steamship service will be kept up monthly
until Congress or the Postoifice Department have
had an opportunity TO decide whether ,hev will
devote the money already appropriated as extra
compensation for mails carried in sbips bearing
the American flag. Ii is well-known here that the
Canadians are figuring TO get the ships 70 run TO
British Columbia. The Canadian Government is
50 heavily embarked in their Pacific Railway thai
they stand ready TO give q subsidy of S9OOO0O per
annum Tor the privilege OF this steamer connection
Ht both ends Of their line
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17

IHE Court Journal says Prince Bismarck has
lately addressed unofficial uvertures to Downing
street, with view to learn whether England val
ues her moiety of New Guinea so highly that moth
ing could induce her TO part with it 10 Germany
The Chancellor cherishes an ardent desire. il an
pears TO acquire the whole of the huge island. not
80 much ON account of its Intrinsic value as for
the prestige 1t would give his colonizng projects
II has been inlimaied to him, however, that al
though England herself has little TO rain from I've
lug the half owner OF New Guinea. her Aus
tralian dependencies consider the annexation of
Immense consequences TO their interests.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17
Nrw embellishments.
NOTICE 7

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY, (Lim-
tedl will be held at 10 n m, ON THU RSDAY, Novem-
Der Goth 1885 at their office Queen and Nuanu
Streets. Honolulu. +. u. OAT,
1886 It Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17

Mortgagees Notice of Foreclosure & Of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
er Of sale contained in certain mortgage made By
Lorrin A Andrews 10 Geo Beckwith, dated January
1st, 1881 recorded In Lber 81 page 13 and fu notice
is hereby giuen that said mortgagen intends fore
close the said mortgage Tor condition broken, and upou
said foreclosure will sell at public auction At the Pen
Ct Geo Beckwith. Hatku. Mani, ON WEDNESDAY.
the 18th day nf November, at II O'Clock the prop
erty described in said mortgage below specified
GEO. &. BECkWITH,
Mortgage.
Haiku. Maui. October sd, 1885
Hannah, buekskin mare, brand IiP. and mare colt.
Lilikoi, grey mare. brand 4. and mare colt.
Nell, dark bay mare, brand Z. au6 mare colt.
Mollie, grey mare, brand 7. and horse cut.
Spot. grey mare, brand A. aud horse colt
Emma, grey mare, brand E, and horse colt
Brownie. brown mare. brand +.
Black Bess. black mare, brand =.
Queen, roam California mare, no brand. 1855 a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17

lHE Glasgow HsIula says that petroleum as fuel
or liquid fuel it Is expressed, is pressing
upon the consideration of the commercial and
mercantile community. The results of expert
ments iuade IN burning oil on a voyage from aid.
dlesbrough 20 Caen and back were -hichly en-
couIaein2. Another steamer is being fitted up
IN .he north of England for a more severe test
aud ship-oNners aud Others ARE watching the
progress ot these measures with great interest =
One OF the large local oil companies has an
pr'ached leading Scotch railway for the purpose
OF having one of their ordinary engines Rdaptei
10 the use OF oil rs fuel. Ii Is stated also that
shortS are making TO utilize Iaraifne OIL With re-
fuse coal IN the promotion Of Gas, all of which
must, II successful, prove of great importance 20
tue scotch mineral oil trade. Is is recalled Of
course that the steamers on the Caspian Sea have
LOT years used ~hqud fuel only and il is inferred
that the success of the new system. If extended
would work "a revolution in our steam. CARRYING
trade, ecouomize space and reduce working
charges
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17

The best periodical for ladies' to take monthly
aud from which they viii receive the greatest bene-
iit is American Hop Bitters.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17

Mothers with sickly, fretful, nursing children,
Will cure the child and benefit themselves BY TAX
ing American Hop Bittsrs daily.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17
MR w = AT.I.rN

PURCHASING AGENT,
No. sl9 Bush ST., San francisco, Cal
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-11-17
MOrtgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & Of Sale.

]. NJ. MoSsARHAr, Attorney for Morirarcc.
Honolulu October end fSS5 fOs5
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

One OF the oldest and best equipped boarding
and day schools in the west. Classical scientiAc
best Eastern Colleges. boarding arrangements
unexcellsd. Half.rates on the railroads obtstned
Tor students. For full informal ion se od for cir.
cular. ]. +. MILLSPAUGH,
Aul9 Superintendent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
THE DOLLAR COLUMN,

tAdver0semeuss not exceeuing inch tor ten
.ines Of small typel in length will be inserted In
so1s column Tor one dollar per week, nifty centa
the hrst insertion and twenty -hve cents each I'd.
d1sional tnsertion-payable In advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
CAM MELLINE
PRESERVING AND BeAvrIfYlNc the coMplENoN

tn. o os G.Is S SSsss G GAME5aSE % ss: has % xsssv %
e.; ;:i; ; ,! % : |
IT, s$z s sss % Sl;n: @ s % % m that the popularity Of CAMEL
1.ss % s K sss ] @ ] s 5 s;
s s % as5s % s5s @ %s 7 :a ss sss
$ s I: :: ; #: ;i:.:: :: e. = Is: s: s:: &c
= ST. sss s"s aGi na s ;sss % & s &: s
F P:s ;5 q; e. ; . FIFE: : g. s,s # sd: $ Hi
s ees N F. s. rj & H. r. S H. Mia @ g. T. & n
s als a. A b. H. ds Sl & NJ p ts % sss @&Ss.a s.s g.
s. iss:s: S. H. 5 w. i%ssS & y % # + ;Sl s !'
: ! ] ] i ss:s WGffiSE E.
::E sz ::z; s &: ; ; S
sG&s Ksss;s S;. ;sz::S s:;' Fi eis House,
s y @ % : s & 'R:sa 1 ali s :
Sc s! e. J ! E Esssa = ts s sS y ss .,
.. s = 3 s ] s i.s.s HISS.
:: ] ri s % % ladies ts sss s" "ssa % ' .ss did %
.... n...a.. Ee'A. c.r:.sr Aa.ln.
Fanny Davenport ..iev vols. Anao oshsr-
M.. w.x..r c-cse Psi.fs S HGFs F San & rns % % March
| ( : 4 s o: s; ii many S. sS' V"
r.: :ss j % A @ % % . s ts:;' =; We. :' : 81
DIRECTIONS.
% :asS % ss% $ s % s .s s s sss s e
"s sn @As,y s3 day relieved
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
STERI.ING'S
ROYAL rem EDY

ne q Fiower.N csetabie s rcld C.saloey.
.if.ss-@sGc:rse. E. & LAHC., 2arab.,, vie.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
The HALEY Hotel.

The undersigned, having leased this elegant es.
tatlishment. will conduct 1t In such way a. to
retain all its old patrons and secure new ones.
DON. MCKAY.
HALEY, Idaho, August 81, 1885. I'M
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
To Newspaper Men.

the TiNEs IL prepared to bind newspaper fles.
Win leather backs, beard aud marble covers, in
see style iuwhich such work is usually done. at
Asseesn Sxr cash rstos. Including expressses both
Veys. jyl3
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
Notice..

NOt1Ce.
warn all persons from purchasing from Mrs.
n. NJ Prrviance their posssssory right ON . ranch
two miles north of Haley, ~ have . tax lien
by purchase. and also an execution levy on said
property, and that said property IL liable for my
judgment against them.
FRANK GARRISON.
HALEY, Idaho. August 10, 1885 Ct
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
Dividend Notice No. g.

dividend tNo. ~ of two per cent has been de.
clsred on the paid-up stock of the Alturas Wat.I
Company. The save Will be payable ON the 18th
instant.
The transfer books will be closed from the 18Th
to the 18th, inclusive, of each month.
A. j. MCGOWAN, President.
ALEX. WILLNAN Secretary.
HALEY. Idaho, August 10, 1885. ol4yJ
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
H.. BURKHART STATIONERY
COMPANY,
HALEY. IDAHO.

The figures in the column headed Exchange
represent the cost 10 be paid whore old books in
use are taken - part pay.
The figures in the column headed "Introdue-
ton represent the prices to b paid for introdsc.
tion when NO old book IL taken In exchange.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
Challenge

hereby challenge D. H. Reece to run me q 200.
yard foot-race. he tReece) to give me twenty feet
start. FOR not less than $500. and much more q
he may wish to make it, H. H. SWIFT
HALEY Idaho, Sept. 0, 1885,
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Found.

The Probate Judges deed to lot 10, block O,
Bellevue: The owner can recover it by applying
at this ONCE. and paying for this advertisement
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

in his being driven out Of town. Iis
neNF .'Hut WAs sOmrWueY0 In Illinois,
d no soon left IL i.r tho same reason
lhatugu9sd his expulsion nom new a =
bAuy. From this time on MS career
has been % r5t lGer-d Que. Driven
hither and tbjthal h4 hiS uew acts aud
Old record, ira World presented ~ him
m any shifting scenes, 4 man beMlag
the Same pamai answering Inc same
Description eul possessing many of
his le2iinE characteristics y1s -
dtcltd lor llguny Iva She 81. IOgis
courts, convicted ot having seven uy-
Ing wiyea, aud sofN5 on genlencl of
one yegr Tor each in tho p0uifentiaIy
OF the State. Some time ago the par
son urder discussion, appeared at
COrsicaua, and had almOg. gained q
fuothoiu among the church people al
That town, whom his record rose ~
black and gloomy M n shadow from
thH inferno and barred tho way. he
appeared here and applied Tor tho
privilege oil preaching from the pulpi.
OF Inc Bgptist church. \ gentleman
who Knew him warned tha laber3
and officers of the church against him.
Ha insisted Upoa being ad-
mitted, ard tho gentleman
tolo his story, ollsring 10
suhstautie'o his charges by indisput-
able proof OF memory. The patssu
"iihirow his claims, III he has de.
spoiled the vito of tho citizen GhaVa
mentioned, ho has but added one
moro net Of iulamy 10 his slready long
record, anu " no dies ut tho home o.
Tho Injured and outraged husband he
VIII but meet with the tate no has long
richly deserved.
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Cupid Again ylctarions.

Last evening At O'Clock at tho regi-
denco Of @rs. Mary b. Melone there
was wltnoaiod by q few intimate
friends Of the contracting parties tho
contamination OF tho fond expectancy
ottwo happy hesr,siu tho uupt!.ls OF
Mr.. George w. Spencer and Mlss NJ.
b. Molonc. At tho appolnled hour tho
bride and groom, attended by the ms-
ter and brother Of tbs bride, took
their positions under u floral ho,so,
shoe, Jan emblem aAd promlue
OF tho happiness eul gDoa
fortune with which their iuturs NAV
DO fraught, and listened TO the I'M
presslve ana beautiful words exprespod
by tho Rev, Nr. Hanks, which pro
nounoed the hsppy nair, man and
Vile. Tho bride was sttirOd in a rich
whito bersaline silK, made with court
train, elablfAlely trimmed Vita or.
tel passamentare, hlies OF tho vAllov
anu orange flowers, ylsl louped ana,
ornNment9d with diamonds, and
looked Tho paragon OF l0vnino n,
rlysung ihe blush and beauty tf Tho
lult oloWu roan, The
gToom wore tho conventional
suit Of black. Ateu appropriate mo-
mont tnO guests repaired 10 the disirs
room, iholo 70 eriuy the rofro.hmpnis
which had boon prepared IN shund.
anro ana oloasnco f0r tho ioyous on.
coeinu, Tho happy couple were mad
tha recipients OF many be.utul pro.
enisi Intuition OF which Ia hpre made.
Mr.. aud Mri, Etb, pair wi picture
~ water colQr; NosgrH r. l. Perkins
nnd \. w. Stewart, escrltoifo, Nr, AM
Mrf. 4, irdun, aiiVpr rrosu ana bhrfy
BOWL Mr., amt Mrs. I, Ia, Parton. ~
silver spoons, LINDA aud Horny Wolf
SILVER butter dish, Nr Royal A, Ferris
bssque flower vafe, Moisls q, ", Gan,
snu +, M' Orutcher, nilvar 10 yel q .aa'
nlwee. Gusslo Sisarns on
Eula Witwer, pair OF vases, MFR, ani
MIS-, X n, Hanna, Ambrena dee snler,
MisBeS Mimic and Deli. Slauphtar
Ambfena water set, Miss Mary Lasko
bronze mirror; Mepsrs. Darran, Ron
erts aud Burr,silver carving sai.Mr. N
II. Strange, hsud-psirtnt iame, Mia.
Lillian jenkins, hand.painta1 plloanul
Mr.. Il. NJ. uOckrelL mar v.si.. Nj.
Laura Castor, Dnsflnn 4 ,wer vs.s
Mr.. pIury Melone, handgomn pars, \,
velvet CLOAK; Mt. and Nj. m. X. For
Enson, pair vasesi Mics MAY Thcmas
par Oh nronze cAudeahra: Mr.
W. A. Dahc ok, stesl euurayiru
MITES wllhe TAYLOR. rhyr pin cush
ION; Mrs: melone, sevirs fn,rnint
NJ. Cnsrlos =. Cotton, han -paini,
china aei: Miss T. aud n. collier
Longfsllow's Michael Angelo, Mis-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Marie Euroett, hand-psintei fan: Miss
G aorgie Strauss, blue satin pin cusn
ion; hir. B. T.. Hamilton, cs-H 10.
oeiver; M'sses Lyla nud sacio Hacker,
fancy ustEet and set OF ul3tl:
Mr. ChGrles Hanrlr, paiur seipe-
ing lamp: Mf. Or. .rld-'ipea sugar
spoons; Mr. nd .,r o. w. S.asGre,
ou'-glass an -l'ff 'ruit stand; Nr.
ana Mrs p. j. F-Wou, Eilyp ciiI vel ..
MIsS PG,'ian, b"uisvr'o. Kentucky,
French giasG tauu urlur aud ...
oQN; Joan L. Wp'Osg, b, l;V. lt cot
llOWo-S; Nr. and Mrs. g. W. 9taa.a..
silver bouquet holder; ruH t.,, T. 4
,-f1.Il. n XII M is...., ..1,.....,. '
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fLoTsAM

Tho latest styles Of vlaltlng cards
and fine papor November motropail.
tan patterns at Harris book store.
Bonnv Fold wa, iinod 81 and cost.
IN Justice KVndsll's court veslardav
Tor herdlnn cattle on Mr.. John Cech.
rams land.
Tho romalns OF Miss Mnllio Blunt, !
notice OF whose doath appeared IA yes
tefdey'a HERALD, were tason Ia b
TON for intcrNonl yesterday afternoon
Tho dongue fever il still racing, and
tho hlgsest sud beet In tho CITY AZ,
auccunblng TO Ia power, THE liar.
ALp reporter mot, to-day, on one Htroes
enu Within 10 minutes time, i've phval,
crane, all rushing 20 Toe pstlents who's,
ognes were breaking.
Tho members Of tho fro depsrtmenl
To-day received their new suits, Thoy
arc navy blue, nacqup coats. dnuplt
uIehs,ou aud two rows OF buttons
handsome blue caps 10 match, max.
ing meet and uohby Hrit that sets OF
the iine fi2ure and handBope fsco n
tho average ilremsn TO nicely.
A freight train on tho Texas a pa
clue railroad ran into. or againn,.
COW nesr Mincola YESTERDAY. di,osin.
The engine and ak ears sii,h,iv s,i
luring the engineer and fatally hurt
ihg the head brakeman. Ia conse
quonce Of the wreck, Che west hour,
passenger train, due here Al f,is Ice
night, was many hours late.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08
Diei

At 10 o'clock les. nigh, ct her home
on ST. Louis street, ~ tho Cedara, Mrs.
Eunlna Wolf, wife OF Eugene II. Cow.
dus.
Tho community VIII DO shocked
by sad intelligence which the above
notice conveys. Being uuwell aud In
pain, morphine was administered Nv a
!eliei, but luckleasly by error an over
oose did Tho fearful work. Har family
were called about her ere she erplrod,
tncre hsing present hor mother anu
.rolhers, and her slater, Mrs.Chsa. Fpw-
,er, OF Ha'Neston, now on u visit hero,
mrs. Crowds leaves ono child, y bow
tNmo 10 months old, a superb specs
p'n OF hoy,sh babyhopo. T. was
gcfr19 two aud one. hait ypara ago
slnco friends stood b9nogth Tho bridal
ouWet III that parental homo, where
ttuc loVo holl constant away BE- low
Gus emily, Rrd greeted q bride wna,
~ YnuuE Nomnn, Lad won the acme
OF esteem nud Che ho1r,A Of every
oto Who hed had sac gced fur.
Ono 90 know her, IN tho tuhtlp
nWeotntyh ~ tho soft sunlight OF a
Neautliul chprsclor as dsuglfor, sir.
ier ilend, Mono dreamed thgn that
glath lurkod 60 near; no dawn ever
oroN0 brlsbtcr promise % the hene
tnan e,.med In st9ro tort hissingularly
gifted chili If song aud attractive
centre of "a social circle IN devoted 10
her in hor many modplt moulc. Aud
now so soon, thaty young life hes lnund
iis cirpnmlaroucc here, and urifted TO.
ynnd tleac shore lineH, IN itainconi.
nieiqhess for great usofuluesa, 10 10,
eupplcmentod, lot Ia hone, by some
thius iinmugsut0bly boltsr.
Iho hertavod husband, mother. ais.
tara, hrothers. ia this jrrsparsbia
calamity, Tin HERALD tenders i.n
Hncarest coincidence.
ITho funeral vii takn plann from
Tho residence OF Mrs, John Wolf
the Trinity cemetery, this afternoon,
/ at $3.50 ori0rk1
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PERSONAL.

Miss Mary a, HIil Is q recent victim
to tho dengue.
John d. owen, OF Whllesboro, was
In tha city yesterday.
c. II. Adams, Montague; Il. GRAY.
Waxahachie, are IN tho city,
a, q. Byrncs aud wife. o. TslrrN, go
registered AZ tho Grant Windsor.
n. ". Roovos, from tho thYivlrU VII
lage Of Abilene, was here yesterday,
Mr.. A. J. Blskepey ia ono Of tho
latest 70 be stricken with tho dengus
fever,
Mro. s ID, Parkinson and Miss Dent,
Of GAINESVILLE, arrived ia the city yos-
,erday.
NJ. McCebe and w. W. Stephens, OF
New Orleans, called at THE HEGALD
yesterday.
George Il. Gougo, harblnger of Sol
Smith RussclPs show, IL ~ the Grand
Windsor.
Hon. John II. Pope and wlfo, Of Mar-
shall, were registered 10 the Grand
windsor yesterday.
Colonel l.. W. 0gIosby, of Plano, is
Ia tho city looking AFTER his chances
Tor the oomptrOllershlp
c. A, Rucker, OF Atlanta, Georgia,
representing Blood Balm Co, is In Ga 0
city and paid THE HERALD n call.
MIR. NJ. Loop and Miss Lizzle Loon,
or CoIsicann, were In the oityyoster-
day, the guests OF tho Sc. George.
N. Il. Fosdick, the sweet singer OF
tho Fort, came over yesterday to aid
the hoys in "msklng tho night bid
eous."
NJ. Marx, Sylvia Blum, Ed. Cohn
and A. Rothschild, formed visiting
delegation to the Invest town in tho
state yesterday.
DR.. G.. T. Veal was called To Fort
Worth last night 10 attend tho child of
Mr.. Barlow, who ig stricken wiln =
severe case OF the dengue.
N. A. Mcmillan, Waco; A. u. Hum.
phrey, Sweetwater; Sol Etirtchberg,
Waco; Clifford Norman, HillsborS,
were among the arrivals ia tho city
yesterday.
j. Il, Jetos, w. NJ. Rea. A. q, Coz,
X. u. johnson, OF the Fort, auto.
graphed at the ~. George last night.
They wore "diahed,n 40 to akosp, by
the. non arrival of the woAt.b1nnd
| train,
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SUPPLEMENTARY aIaRKErs


NEW ORlAENs.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct :. Flour Quiet and
Nnehsnsed, bus some sales rather higher.
yellow, 10. ~ W.
POrl, steady; 937l-,
Lard-Reilnud fierce. 37l.o
Butt meats Shoulders, 400; long clear
and clear rib, 5.,5. wa" ~'0"'
Q -; clear rib. 0G7 10 '' >'ON'
10 q to 1875. "''-"'
yoloo nrmi Rlo carsoes aad common 60
prime, T2i 20 go. ~
8 l-i Tolls w. '''''
otlon seed oil--PIime crude, new, % 10
cash, .S w. "'
Other articles unchanged,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

NV YORK, Oct, The condition Of
Cardinal McCloskF this morniug ia
ae..U she Same as last evening.
AZ ] y, NJ. to.d,y a prlost
IRON the house said his
ehiinonco has ilius vitsiiiv left
He il aluking slowly. This evening
the cardinal took liquid food and was
waEyol conscious, thougb unable 60
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0eliclcuH ,ausic OF Piano, violin snd
voice, The singing OF MisRJul!a Nun
name wGa the special feature nf too
evening. She 10 possessed of g. high
soprano vcicG ofTua purity gpl sweet
ness, which hps been highly praised,
and she ron dorcd billiards "Waitlce,r
"fhe Last R,so Of summer AN,
have sighed" aud other rolCcticra,
gNQuisitclV.
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fileh-rone Takes n Tum,,e.

Colonel AltI,udinous.pltch Brown.
Otherwise known rs HiEh.rono, being
loaded to Tho guards with oplri.uous
or malt liquors, fell on tho street yes.
'erdAy afternoon snd WA though, for
few Tontuts 20 bs dead. lie was
plcsfi n - and carried o. tho hosnitel.
eunplSed to ba bsdlv hurt, a. his hoad
struck The pavement, bus at last an.
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APlsassntParix

Apleassnt party OF ladies' aud gen.
tleuien gathered at tho residences Of
Mr. Tom Barr, on PocAhonsns street,
Les s.ishi, % pkss! 'e .. i!l!.sIIng hcuss in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

O.--hAsr, BCT NOT LGAsT-0ur Boys
Clothing Department is tina most oN-
teoaive of any house In he state Boys
and ChllJren's Suits fiom 81 to 100
Boys Paata from SIC to s., and Boys
Shirts, SHIRT Waists and Gats aye 500
numerot y to mention
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0.--OUR LATEsT--A 4-button slight.
cutsway sack; also TO- Nouihs n nOt
niest styles Of foOde, suck ~ Fancy
Worsteds and Paid euitinrs For ihi,
style We predict large atlo, rs II Is The
"Eomcihing novel aud new that ih
trade IL crying for,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

W. have usci Tongaliuo in several
cases OF caurslcis aud fhsuInatIsm.
and rellgthss followed its use IN every
iuutanrn. DRs. N. a, &, A. Nctoy,
piugOn. Tam.
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-pOUBLE-BREN srED SACK sUIr--
A garment for everybody. We have
them In large variety for both men and
youths, cut from plain and fancy plaid
casPi ucres including sone very fine
ioreisn cheVlols.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

s-REEFERs or PEA JACKETS
Garments for oxtre8e comfort We
hsve them in large variety, with double
every Grade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

i,-rHE PlvE-BUTTON SACK SUIT
Also for Youths, in all styles CT Cassi
meres, with Dnd without pitch IOcs
eta Cut straight and otherwise Al
elegant garment for everyday wear
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

s.-F0UH BUTTON SACK SuII-Samt
shape as Inst season, in NIL classes Q.
stapleaa fancy coored Wolsteds Gnt
Casslmcrss for both men and youths.
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counts it was Thought that he was not
as much hurt as drunk and he VIII
prUosuiq u' himself ggIig v.rr soon
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0UR SHAPES AND STYLES:

1.-THE PRINCE ALBERT. In Cents
opd Vests or Ruits, in CefkscgaWa, ~
atonels, both foreign ahd domestic, In
all eOlOrs.
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3.--OUR y UR BUTTON CUgAw RY-
FOR Men aud Youths In Worslsda Of
gu descriptions, ana Nancy Oasimgrss.
Ono Of our sDGolalty style. We haVa
very large variety Ofthem.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

..--TuE REGULAR FROCK COAT
Win or without Raps, enc or sll but
tons TO close Made with nice gen
tie fallaw1y IN front. IN Worstsds aud
TrieoiG. This coat Is inionded for u
fsrmer's mechanics or laboring mans
drass sui. n goes asa SunjAy6ut Tor
every slan. We call II cur staple mock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

They 'usau h % bought qqHt ahH Mr. nHd house. Smdmn mp4 going M
headquarters Fall aiW Clothing ha @mV Mwd slender youth sixteen different shaped
garments from 7Iaad gm mmkntmd positively assert thai house before public With
Shapes rHt styles show ume stock characterized FICTION FIJI AND E GG Our
lowest consistent with HTt@ work and best daGMd Cords