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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Cooley and Peterson for July al Vinegar :,
> North Division street, Porter block.
We offer few Mahogany Finished Suits
TO close out at way down" prices also
some Cherry and Oak Chiffonniers. These
goods are fine and can be bought at prices
which cannot be duplicated after they are
disposed of.
PHOENIX FURNITURE Co.
SalesrOom on Summit and West Fulton
streets.
Try Peck's German Cologne, equal to the
imported Farina, Sl.5O per pint, lOc per o.,
at Peck's Drug Store.
Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Powder at Mills
& Isacey's Pharmacy.
Trusses. a large stock and the most sp-
proved kinds. at Peck's Drug Store.
Three bottles of Ayers or Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for $50. at Peck's Drug Store.
Vaseliue in pound cans. Prices reduced.
At Peck Drug Store.
Try imported bay rum from Peck's Drug
Store. Our own importation.
Buy your flags and free crackers of Wine
ar. . North Division street Porter block.
Chickering pianos at " ". KimbalI Co,
. cana! street
DeiroI' mixed paints and colors in paste
form an Peck's Drug Store.
The Plea isr- Cisar At Mil- & Iacey's
Pharmaey.
Track SUiky.
nave one np1s trst- lass Ersck Sulky for
s3lt. made by popular builder. Ph@tons.
Sgrfeys and Buggies. OF my own make. Tor
sale. at prices to suit the times George 4.
Fitch. +oS South Division street.
The Pleaders are a 10 cent cigar for cents
at Mills & Lacey's Pharmacy.
Pure ground spices at prices usually
charged for the commercial article at Peck :
Drug Store
Mills 2 Iacey's Pharmacy and Surgical
Instrument Depot is the place to buy every
thing in the drug OF instrument line.
None bit pure medicines dispensed at
Mills & IAceT's Pharmacy.
The best place 10 get your Lnnch i at the
Novelty, y Pearl street. opposite Sweet :
Hotel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

The Novelty Lunch Room open night and
day p Pearl street opposite Sweets Hotel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

We offer few Mahogany Finished Suits
TO close out at way down" prices also
some Cherry and Oak Chiffonniers. These
goods are fine and can be bought at prices
which cannot be duplicated after they are
Il ,e
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Lettuce Soap at Mills Il Lacey's Phar-
macy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

The old reliable Chickering piano Is the
best in use. w. W. Kimball Co. is the
agent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

OHANgERY SALE state - Michigan The
" Circnif Court for the Comfy - kent-In
thanrery
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

The best place TO get your Lnnch i at the
Novelty, p Pearl street. opposite Sweet :
Hotel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
Scarcely Town and Not City in the
Union Where Our instruments are
Not ln Use.

Fancy soaps at Peck's Drug Store, 10
kinds 10 select from.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

PHOENIX FURNITURE Co.
Salesroom on Summit and West Fulton
StraetS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

None bat pure medicines dispensed Al
Mills & Iacey's Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Mills z Iacey's Pharmacy and Surgica
Instrument Depot is the place TO buy every
thing IN the drug or instrument line
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Assorted stock - Toilet SOsps.
These goois vill b slaughtered ~
gardless of cost.
You csn always find the largest srd
finest variety of Fruits and Vegetables
in the market and at the i0wasf pr3ces
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

These bargains are offered 20 make
room for the elegant Lew stock oi stein
way, Sohmer, Hardman. ami Behr,
Pianos.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Powder at Mill:
& Isacey's Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Trusses, a large stock and the most ap
proved kinds, at Peck's Drug Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-30
The Jsylal Jarnnesn.

"Ail life Is a joke to the Japanese, -
says Lieutsnant Wyckoff of the hy-
geographic bureau, who lived In Japan
for five years. "During all that time
Iuever saw anyone angry. / hardly
bsiteve they could lose their tempers
II they should try. They can kill or be
killed with the most perfect SAVIOR
faire. The trades people will cheat YOU
out OF yonr eyes If you lot them, and a
good many would rather lilo than tell
the truth. But there really Ia no NAL
Ice In 1t ALI II you find them out they
Will simply laugh In your face, rs If to
say they thought they we're sley-
or In trying to take you in,
put thnt you were still
more clever in catching them. was
personally acquainted vita oil the
cabinet, VINO really constitute the
ruling power. They carried on the
government ~ 1t were big piece of
fun. The mikado Is the only ono who
IL expected to look at lite grayely, and
ne makos up In his existence Tor the
levity of all his subjects. he IL 30
completely secluded that he NAV be
said To live in tomb. Altsgether, ia
pan Is u delightful place to live in, and
American and English naval officers
who got there always hate to leave.
Aside from tho charm of the country
and climate, l put its people for hospi-
tality, warmth and cheeriness against
any nation on sarth."-[Ex.
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AnusH ~ YALE.


~ Inevitable Scene With which the
New College Year Bsgiss.
One OF the most brutal rushes that
hes ever taken place among Yale Col
l1gs students occurred Wednesday
ovening ON the grounds OF the Hop
kins Grammar school between the
members OF the Sophomore class aud
the incoming Freshmen. Soon after
9 o'cleck the two classes formed in sol.
Id phalsnx and at signal rushed mp
on each other. The Freshmen, assist
81 by some of the upper clsssmen,
numbered 20e, while the Sophomore
had but few over 100.
The rush was no sooner under WAY
when shrek OF pain arose above the
about OF the class numerals, and the
line OF collegians parted in tho center
and an injured Freshman was carried
BY his friends from the field, He had
tainted. The rush was continued, and
the Freshmen rot the best of 1t. Their
the classes formed in ring and thu
usual wrestling took place. Several
were bruised, and one Stephenson, o.
the class OF 'Ss, had his wriet sprained
and George Watkins, of 80, had hi,
back hurt. The Sophomores tried to
prevent the Frehmen from march
Ing back TO tho college, campus on tn,
High street sidewalk Tho result wa,
arush, and students were rolled in tn,
mud and stripped of their clothing
Fights were OF common occurrsnc,
and there seemed 10 be an unusua
amount Of bad blood between tho riya
Glasses. In this rush q Sophomore hat
his ankle epraincd and several other
were painfully hurt. A studen
named Bishop, who lives In Bridge
port, had his ankle sprained. Til
combat was witnessed by 1900 people
-lNew Haven Correspondence.
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Don't You Eorrst IL

Tho Republican party was formed
In Now York In 1858, just 80 years ago.
In tho election OF 1855 the Know
Nothings carried the State, very much
TO the surprise OF both Democrats and
Republicans. Since then tho Repub-
loans have elected tho governor seven
shines and tho Democrats ak times.
Tho Democrats have elected what arc
called tho State officers eight times.
and the Republicans have slso an.
cured them eight times, though Ia
speak with absolute accuracy portion
81 the ticket OF each party prevailed
N TWO Of these contests. During the
~ years hnce the formation of the Re.
publican party In New York, that Or
gnnixAtion has given the electoral
v0to q this state to it's presidential
candadatc hve times, while the Demo
crate have obtained it for their candi.
date three times. This fact nrovas
that FOR Tho past 30 years this has bonn
. CLOSE and doubtful state.
The Know.N things carried the Stata
In 1855. In 1856, witch WAS the Fro.
mont year, John A. king, Republican.
received 26i,a00 votes Tor governor,
Amasa J. Parker, Democrat, ios.0i6
votes, and Eraslus Brooks, A mericAu,
ls0,e10 votes. Thus, though King was
claoted, he was In a minority on the
whole votes cast Of los .0sG. Two years
later Morgan, the Republican ioml.
nee for eovernor, got l7,O0e majority
over Parker, the Democratic nominee,
pat there being an American cAndi-
Geees Morgan was IN q minority Of
about 10000. In 1850, q presidential
yoors Morgan was reelected governor
~ e. absolute majority OF 10000 This
Xoo the rrst year IN which the Repub.
lIoeuo carried the state ticket over ali
oppoe!tion. In lse2 HoratIo Seymour
~ cho ZEN governor BY . majority or
10,192 owe. James 3. Wsdswortn. i,ut
~ nexs year The Rspu blloans elected
~ o1oket,. Ohauncoy M. Depew beinr
o1olf oapdldate tor pocretary OF ssate.
een sllicwed tw0 lstms Of Reuben
- [ontoh - governor, his oVo1 ~
wa)oeioe9 being 1850. Ths 6Sno.
~ Mat game 70 The fronl, slooSinn
:; - sSssssss' ( = svs' ss' ~
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Ties was $500. In 1877 General Dix
carried the state for the Republicans
by majority of 5000 over Mr.. Ker-
nan, and in 1874 Mr.. Tilden beat Dix,
who ran for re- slection. by majority
of $1,000.
hit were necessary to 20 further to
prove the uncertain character of New
York politics, we might refer to the fact
that Tildsn In 1879 carried the State
tor president against Hayes by S2,72s
majority, while Garfield beat Han
cock In 1880 by q 1888. though Garfield's
absolute majority over all his oppo-
nents In tho State was only 5,S62. The
year before this tho Republicans had
elected Connell for governor by A., IN
over Lucius Robinson, but when we
count the votes thrown for other can
didates In the contest 1t places Cor
nell in minority OF Ga 40. This
brings us to the great struggle of last
year, when Mr.. Cleveland beat Mr.
Blaine in New York by l,047 votes
but leaving outstanding 46,2l4 votes
thrown for st. John, Butler, and some
other candidates.
These details are only illustrations
OF the constantly changing results o
the elections in the foremost State o
the Union. They will reward tho care
full study of statesm en.-lNew Yors
Sun.
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Messrs. II. w. GRADER & Company
have moved their Office and ware
roome TO Nos. 75l and 1852 Elm street,
where they now occupy one OF tho
largest houses In the city, the main
floor and sample rooms being so by 200
foet. Their rapidly increasing trade
compelled them to provide more
commodious quarters, particularly for
their immense stock of buggies and
carriages, which they are making a
specially.
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DALLAS, Sept. 10, lSS5.--On and after
September 10, until further notice, we
will offer to the trade "ico" at the fol-
lowing figures: One hundred pounds
and over, 80 cents per 100, at factory;
100 pounds and over, 60 cents per 100,
delivered; 80 pounds and under, 100,
10 cents per 100; 100 pounds and over,
packed for shipping, Is cents per 100;
retail price, l cent por pound. Fac
tory corner Main and Broad wav
streets. Texas leo company.
II. MCLEMoRE,
Manuuar
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Recent Grimes IN Cnliforu,a

A veritable epidemic of murder aud
suicide seems TO have struck this coast,
and the newspaper column. are filled
with accounts OF deeds of bl God, each
succeeding ono seemingly more bloody
than the others. Hardly a week ago
ayouth o 20 shot beautiful young
Rlrl, tho daug liter of one OF the oldest
and wealthlest Spanish families In the
State, but who hal "gone wrongo
shortly after leaving the convent
where sho was educated. His bsyish
alterations were distast0ful to the girl,
aud after many rebuffs he sought ven
geance In the manner indicated. A
Few days since Edward Graul, who
came here from New York some
years ago, shot n woman who had re-
fused to marry him, aud then blew
out MS own brains. He had served a
term in jail a. Stockton some tune
since for n peculiarly aggravated and
contemplate piece of black
mail upon married woman, the wife
OF his employer, with whom no fancisd
himself III love. Next came man,
who, bscoming jealous OF his wife,
was divorced from her, and n few days
thereafter won't 10 her house, sh0. her
TWICE ana then com nittod suicide.
From the northern part OF tho State
comes another instance of trouble
caused by ill-directed affection, A
resident of Yreka married q woman
who had been divorced from her first
husband. She had promised to marry
aneighbor, but Tilted him. This man,
shortly after the wedding, won't to the
house of the newly married couple ono
night, and calling the successful sultor
out, put a ball through his head from
q Winchester rife. He then went
into the house aud assaulted tho
woman, who ran Tor her life. She
was overtaken, however, and her
brains beaten out with rock. The
doubls murderer then went Eome,
changed his blood-stained clothes for
clean ones, washed his hands and
hanged himself,--lSan Francisco Lot
ter,
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Advocates of prohibition need have
no fears OF "PRICKLY ASH BITTERs''
as 1t isa medicine, and by reason OF
its cathariic properties cannot be used
as a beverage. 1t is manufactured
from the purest materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels. As a blood purifier
" has no equal. 1t Is pleasant to the
taste, and effective In action.
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Torpid Liver, Bilious Attack. Jaundios

These disorders are the result of a
morbid action Of the liver, an acrid or
over production OF bile, or of some
obstruction in the gall ducts. prevent
ing the natural flow OF bile into the
lntestines, tho bile being re-abSorbed
into the circulation, producing inn
purities OF the blood and showing
itself in tho yellow color of the skin
and eyes. A few doses of the Hepato.
zone will correct the irregular action
and cause a normal secretion and flow
of bile.
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4 Tho "Exposltion Universelle de Part
'Culinaire" awarded he highest hon.
ors to Angostura Bitters as the most
eflicaciOus stlmulant 10 excite the APP
petite and to keep the digestive organs
In good order. Ask for the genuine
article, manufactured only by DIR. j.
g. Is. Seigert II Sons, ana beware OF
imitatinna.
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NOR SALEM OALLAS COUNT
u line country residence aud stOci. farm
OF 80 aerls; aauatul location ana yell
improiel; all BEST land; large 10 room
dwelling, very convenient; soft water ia
Kitchen, woodhouse, cellar, veraudas all
around; abundance OF water nj house, barn
and pasture coo fruit trees. all kinds and
btst varieties, shrubbery aud ornamental
trees; me yarui room tenement house;
large STOCK barn, graneries ana tool house:
l0acre wood lot; about $40 bushels corn; SO
tons OF hay; 10 head OF cattle, graded; 40
horses; fine ! year old jack and stud; 10
stand of bees In double story I.augstroth
hive; hogs, moving machine, rake, plows
ana wagons aud tools of "a well ECU lated
farm. All at u great sacrifice on nccount
convenient. STEWART CRAVEN, Ovilln,
Texas, or SOUTHWEST LAND COMPANY,
lOo Main street, NnlINs. Toxins. d,SM.lni
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Buclslcn's Arnica sn,ye

Tho best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
oorns and all skin oruptions, and pos.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price, %
cents per box. For sale by w. III
Howell L. Bro.
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All Fits stopped free! DR.. Kline's
great nerve restorer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
aud ~ trial bottle free TO tit cases,
Send to DR.. Kline, 93l Arch street, Phil
aielphia, Pennsylvania.
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Delicate Diseases

DbIIUHtb II6ohfe1
OF either sex, however induced,
promptly, thoroughly and perma.
nenly cured. Send 10 cents Ia stamps
tor large illustrated treatise. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 6s3
Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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anll. colorado ~ sgrya v,

~ --lsali ana cypress arrived l.0l A. u
~ M Mnt, stf Nv s,..;:. $50 A. Y
e'f,s ', ..,;.;. 6;ScA.N
y. ts--nl4e0 lsouln deprrts 1880 2, M
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Tho Fragrant Brea,h Of r,.u,,

attes's the matchless purifying prop
critics OF SOZ0D0Nr. Every lady who
mas ever used II proclaims II a perfect
antidote 70 dental decay. Pure ,eet h
are essential ~ u pure breath, and
noth are enjoyed by all who resort Ia
tnis agreeable, wholesome, and inyal-
uabe vegetable compound.
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NOTIFIES


NorIcE-fTVE DOLLARS REWARD
~ for a bay mare mule, Ii hands nigh, a
black shirc on each shoulder: has no
brand, =, q. RICHARDSON, Richardson's
Ice Factory.
MorlCE-MONE I TO LOAN IN SUMS
~ OF not less than one thousand dollars
Tor one or two yeas, on nrst-class real o.
tate, PRAriIHR Il ARpWEy. Real Estate
Agents and Collectors, No al Elm IT.
MOrlCE-CLAlRNOY NT,-MADANiG b.
IN stevens, at lSg HRrwond, corner liar
wood oni Bryan streets, tells past, present
anu iuture events, causes speedy marriage,
anu brings separated together, and curess
MI diseases by magnetism.
NOTICE tn AVELERS-IFYOU 90
~ To Clehurnc, stop NJ the GAIT House.;
acwly furnished; 80 steps nom the railroad
depoS a splendid table; 81 and 81 20, NO.
cordinr 10 rooms, sepS Gm
NoIlCe-oATMAN HOUSE, DENT5N,
- Texas, u three.stoTy brick hotel, with
" bedrooms, well furnished; furniture
ana lease for tale; the only hotel In The
place. For particulars. address oa,man
i,ouse, scptl6-lm
NoIlCs-tRpM AND AVER THIS
~ date we pledge ourselves 10 each other
that We will not do n crodl, business, and
an sales VIII hc cash or ruod commercial
paper on delivery Of goods,
y, W, LIN IKE,
, Ell O.. SMITH.
pALLAs, september IL, lss5.
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III all so-called remedies have failed
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.
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Just try a bottle of DIR. Scots Cocoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
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TOR sALE-A SPLENDID LITTLE
Il infm OF 80 acres, IL miles west OF
Hnlchins; 10 acres In u iino state of cult
walton ana la ance In p air.e: good range
accesslblei woll-built II, me house OF
rooms, an ineNhaustible we'll and an ever.
las, ing spring.. will sell AT rargan. For
the promises, or to MuRpuy 4 BoLASs,
Real hsta,c Agents, 72t Main 81, sep 3 lOt
L'oR sALE-HuuSh OF FOUR ROOMS
Il and ilne gallery; good &c lar n Il els.
tern; lot N3Ni7d; nue iroit, splendid bar
gain. WILL A, WArRGS 4 Co, Herald
Building. sepaSeod.ti
EoR sALE-A IOMPLETE SET OF
II blacksmith's tools, including the lat
es s,. AMI most improved fixtures. Apply at
1877 Elm street. sevtll-lw
EoR sAIE-.A GOOD sECO ID. HAND
u organ nj low price, and ensy terms IL
desired, WILL A. WATKiS 4 Co, Herald
BUILDING,
EoR sA LE-ls,N0 ACRES oFLANpl IN
- stephens county, partly improved
aud fenced; abundance OF living water;
land hrst.class and suitable for ranch pur,
poses or farming; u splendid location for n
colony, Apply TO the southwest Land
Compal y. ScptlI.lm.
NOR sALE-,oN AVC0UNT OF Hal
Il health, Will sell bargain IN bank and
ncsldcu &C In growing town OF l,OOO inhan.
rhils tss'uu UNltk OF COTTON
and one Of the best cattle shipping points
In Northeast Texas; location very healthy
For further Information apply TO W, /.
HALL, Herald office. scp.lm
NOR SALE--WE HAVE FOR BALE OK
IL lease for n term of 3 10 years, "A lot i0i
by lOieet, ON the TS l. track. convenient
To the business center of the city, n splen.
did location for gruln or agricultural I'M.
plement business, or fora warehouse. for
further Information, apply 10 Mummy 4
BotANz, Real state and CollceiIn,
Ascpts, III Elm street. ,eps.lm
NOR SALE.-rHkEE HOVSES-.ONE
II goN6O, story, rooms; one .hxsO Story.
o rooms; one 2lNOl, . DRY, . rooms, with
water and drain pine, to be moved on In AL
DAY after SAFE, Apply I Fine, Very finc's
Auction aud Commission House, ia nnJ
0lS Elm street. sopiu.SSi
EoR sALe-rHE JOHN FuVAEly
IL fern, with all improvements, machln.
cry, c,c situated Ia Limestone couniy.
Texas, ~ miles cast OF Waco, aud nils,
from MI. Calm, on the Tcxas q
~ Louis raj road, and consist.
ing OF about e,iQ0 acres OF the very hss,
farming lands. with about sOO aces In chi.
uvation, there Is nm abundance of water.
pasture and timber land In tho A. moi For
iuriner particulars, apply 10 Vii,tAS.
LEWIS 4 To-, Galveston, Texas, SEM em
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Just try q bottle of DR.. Scott's Cocoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
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TRAIN@ PASS DALLAs

TRAIN@ PASS DALLAS
GOING EAST. Il p. DEPOT.
no. StsTSt, Louis Express. S:i0A.x.
Leaves Union Depot. ............ g.l0AN
No. la-San Antonio Elk arr e.. .lO:SOP.r,
No. 3Ol-New 0rleane Passenger S:lQP. Y.
No. 80. leaves Union Depot 49,. S;3Op,N
GOING TRsT-USION DEPOT
NO. S0l-California Express, arr 6.l5 n.
No. GOl-Califcrnia Express, Tvs. 6:S5 \.
Leaves I. d P Depot. ......... GASP. Y
No. @S Local Passenger, ar. ,ll;DAK.
no, SOSTLecai passenger, Tvs. ,l2loP.x.
No l5S-San Antonio Express,
leaves L. II p. Depot. ...... 5:5jAN
Nos. 1903 and 3Oi run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. l5i and is
connect at Fort Worth with trains TO and
nom Colorado. Nos. 30l, 500 aud SH taxa
meals AZ the Union Depot. Double daily
trains TO New Orleans. The Texas 4 Ps
oific IL Ill miles the shortest route TO New
Orleans, Solid trains El Paso to st. Louis;
also Dallas to San Atomic, etc Fast time
rst-class equipment, sure connection. 81,
that your ticket reads via the Texas 4 Pa.
ciflc Railway.
Passengers booked to and from all nh
In Europe via the "RED STAR" Steamship
Line, plying between New York, Philadef
phia and Antwerp, belgium, and tho
AMERICAN" Steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England.
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
all required information, call on or address
Il. p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, sos Main street, Dallas Tenn
n p. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texu
b. W. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Ga.
weston, Texas
w II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston, Texas
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FOR SALE.

EoR sNLs-iGI FINE RNSID nm 0E
1 lots, lO0xl fe IT; all cots front aud rear;
eleVa ed ana have splendid view OF rity:
one mule north OK court house inquire ui
j. NJ. HoWEt-- On .Ae PROMISES or nd g.
dress L q. Cox l39. Sepn- q
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w ANTED-Tu TRADE a FIVE ROOM
w dwelling and lot ON Main street,
Denison City, Texas, for farm somewhere
In the state Address, with description
and price OF farm, Il l.. ANsLEY, box 81,
DenisOn City, Texas. sep25-lm
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@viSe SOUTH.
-.'.- Is.il and press, leavse 4Stpv
SofNe NCRTH.
$50 .~-.5la'i upd Express, arrives. .w ..w
Elsina lived run dsily, Sundsyr -.
,spted. W.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-30

$ oloDoNT, the ladies' pride,
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