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PERSONAL.

I'm JOHNSON, THE BARBER, $40 9TH ST,
- gives his benefit on the dth of July, hair
cutting and shaving everybody; come; fire
works at 10 O'Clock at night. | am very truly
and respectfully, JAS. II. JOHNSON.
ip1 4 .lt%
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WANTED HELp-.-FEMAlE.

Adveriisem cnts OF Three Lines under this h ,d
inherited three times for 25 cents.
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OF BUYS A GENUINE MACKINAw hat.
d)l Balbriygan underwear, 30 cts. Jean
drawers, tailor cut, 80 cts. IIillyard's 436
9Th st. jel1-3t+
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JAMES RUTHERFORD, DEALER IN FINE
~ Family Groceries and Provisions; also Wines
and Liquors, 906 D st. n. W. Speciality made
of Pure Alden Fruit Vinegar.
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NTFN by ISENsINGTON ART
w AIN | EU Co.. female help to do orr
light, pleasant work at their homes Sent by
mail promptly to any address, no canvassing;
easy TO learn, and any one can earn from 81
to $40 per week. For full information address
KENsINGToN ART Rooms, 10 Pearl st., Boston,
Mass. Box 507S. my1-eod12t
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Tho Express Flop.

The sudden change in the base OF
operations "a regards. the express war,
has had its effect upSn sthe employ
oftho Texas Express Company the II =
of the situation being so suodon that
II almost took tho breath away from
come OF them. The reporter met a
couple OF their old messengers at the
Union depot, and they STATED the turn
things had taken lets Them high and
dry. Changes havo been more rapid
than those IN political circles. Wher-
ever Texas Express man did not suit
Wells, Fargo IL Co., hs head was cut
off quicker than you could cav scat.
Thene changes reduce the eyclusive ter
ritory Of the Texas Exrra Company
TO the Gull, Colorado aud S.G'E Fee, AID
Texas q Sc. Louis raitosds, aud it IL
understood tho Pacific Express com.
psny Will place their service on the
latter road November /. The Pacific
company will also open the WaxahS-
chic Tap today, placing messengers
between Garrett ard Wexahachie.
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Hotel Arrivals
AT ST. oKoRdG HOTEL.

AT ST, GEORGE HOTEL,
JIM McCamnou, Dallas; b Il Cabell,
Dallas; j. l. McAipin, Brentwood; j
A NitheEs, Denton; James Il Wiley,
Mckinney; N II Hatchett, Alabama; d
l. WinRhtld, Niexia; L Melton,
Mcxis; w l. Kline, Chicago; @ L. Ei-
lot, Clcburne; William G jones',
Cleveland. Ohio; james A Coruw well
aud wife, Depisnn; A Shwaris. COrSi.
cana; Miss O T. Crossuan, Boston,
massachusetts; Mrs " NJ Heath, Texas.
III Sbaud and wife, Forney; n NJ
Perry, Forney; d ~ Me,one, city; T. q
Marsslis, city; W X BYRD, Hico; = Il
Marshall, Irsdeil; L 81 Mccullough, ST..
louis; J II Co~lts, Sherman; J S
shwingle, Chicago; j u Gibson, Wax
shschie; Gsorss Eewsll, city; j W
Knight, city; II NJ rortor ana wife,
Camergo, II inois; ID ii Denton, Ovilla;
George Smith, Connecticut.
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a Crank,

The following will explain itself.
The author was conveyed to the
asylum at Terrell on Friday:
DALLAS, Oct. A. Editor HERALD l.
l am grateful Tor The notice just seen
In Your paper entitled "Let Justice be
Donc.p But you erred in dsolphorins
my writing; hence, AS 1t resds ,the oi-
fort IN my defense making me appesr
fool OF crazy Indeed, zone who has
reaa"-the sentence In this conn. ctiou
makes no seuse, therefore,, thipk it
was intended to say: "a warrant of
arrest" claiming y malicious, wilful
aud unla ,iul(N effpct 10 ovsitarow
Christianity; Christiaplty-s called.
To this charge, Mr.. Editor, ! plead
guilty. Respectful y,
II. l.. ALEXANDER.
N. B.-Wo Hre now awaiting toe
tram to boar mo 10 tho aeyluIn for
lunatiCs,
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AiIhn Driving PnrlI.

The entertainment afforded the
dreary idlor at the driving park yes,
teruey AFTERNOON Was quite liberal y
attended. Tho amusements offered
wero OF novel and interesting char.
acter. The programme consisted Of
racing aud rugilistc bouts, anu Pro.
lessor CathoSrt IL entitied 10 credit for
his tnorts % afford rocrostive Hport Ia
those no Inclined on duh and event
less afternoon. Tho maia feature oil
tue afternoon was race netween viii
liam Black aud n horse, Black to cover
100 yaIds while tho horse was t. travel
twice tho Il stance. Black won easily,
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TaE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
THE STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Meeting Of tho Dallas typographical
Diseenseiate Expressms~.
Conduct of Several ofthe Em-
plsyes OF the City to be
Investigated, Etc.
Street Imnroxemsnts.

street lmproSemtnlss
During the past week the street force
has done large amount of work,
among which was laying down drain
boxes at Bryan and Mssten streets, a
Aka box 20 feet long between Ervsy
and HARDWOOD street, box on Wood
west sido Of Ervay, and crossing al
the same locality; also st.eet crossings
at William and Henry streets, AZ
Commerce and Hesry, ut San JaclntD
near Leonsrd; on Commerce, west
side oil ASard, u drain box at the same
place. Also lC5 feet of curbing and
sidewalk on Commerce, in front
OF tho city nall property. The
chief work has been in Killing,
opening and grading North Hsrwood
street from the bridge and sewer
south to Gsno street, thence west on
the latter TO the southeast gate of the
park. A part of this ground was y
deep gulch, never before opened, and
for four years bias hung fire Tor lack Of
Iight-of way. u now adds q pleasant
route TO tbs park and relieves many
families OF 6 great Inconvenience. Va
ri0us obstructlQnr have been removed
from Pacific avenue. adding TO its In
creaslng usefulness between the Union
and downtown dep0ts. Tlll Mayor
Brown entered tho council last year
the impression prevailed that this cen.
trail and importnBt thoroughfare be-
ionged 10 The railroad and not TO the
city. mistake he spkred no limo in
combating from the records, ard ever
since has sought to OPT IL and I'M
prove it ioi paplic use. Prior 10 that
IL wac useless TOR vehicles. Now, ON
both sides OF the railway track 1t II
available from one depot to the other,
nearly milo in length.
There IL no abatement, but = con
tinued tfl3rt by private parties tn i'm
prove tae city 10 buildings, streets
sidewalks nnd Otherwise, besides tue
great extension In water pipea. The
weather has been admirable for 81
such work.
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whilc It ia not q very pleasant or
agreeable task on tho part OF tho re.
porter 10 ~ often refer 10 the dlstasts-
ful condition II tho CUTTERS in many
localities Of the city, yet, becsuss he
ueems " hln DUTY no ~ do, he will con.
.inue 10 call attention aud endeavor
W eirsct notice 20 tho ones under tho
Matsal,- aud Norton buildings. A
ilas h of water would lend an .t,rsc
ton TO tnem that would be appreci.
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W. G. HOWARD, ls.T. sTRArToN
PRESIDENT, Vice-presldent
j. 4. howard, IL. RAUCH,
Sec'y and Treas. superintendent
OFFICE OF
EMPIRE MILLS
OFFICE OF

Elm Street and Broadway,
DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 5, lSs5--To the Mer.
chants oil Texas:
Our new Roller Mills, which we
claim to DO the largest and finest ever
erected in the South, were completed
and have been In operation since the
lst instant.
We ere now manufacturing brands
OF flour that Will compare in grade and
quality with that made anywhere.
Our mill is entirely new in evory
particular and OF the latest improved
machinery, and no expense hes been
spared 10 arrive az perfection ia pra-
duciug the highest grades OF flour.
The machinery wss furnished
by ho Stilwoll and Biorce Msnufactur-
ing company OF Dayton, o., uslng tho
0dell roller eystem. Mr.. William
Odeil comiug here in person TO super
intend the construction OF TIC mile.
The mill and elevator buildings, en-
einos, boilers, etc, were erected and
placed III position by Captain J. M.
West, thoroughly competent Gu
sineer. 10 these gentlemen much
credit is duo ior tho perfection e. which
they have brought our Embellishments.
Our head miller, Ny. q. v. Bsrkham,
who has brpueh. hi8 corps OF millsts
with him, was FOR q long tiuo the h5sd
miller in tho W0shbgn ''Cn Mills,
of Minneapolis, which iN u sufficient
guarantee Of his proficiency Pa mil.
Ter.
We art now prepared 90 Offer to the
trade our products at ~ low prices
and on "a favorable terms IA can be
had elsewhere, and wilt DO pleased "a
furnish samples and prices upon appli.
cation. Correspondence collected.
Very truly yours,
EMPIRE NIILs,
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lila stated that thn police board will
meet some time curing to-day to In
vos1vaio tho conduc, Of several OF the
employees Of the city who como US
der their juhsGiciion. Tho reporter
suenuously put forward every effort
a. hia coInmHud to "get onto" tue d.
rect obisct OF tho M citing, but WAS
unahle to do 80, Ito cleaned ono fact,
hossver, aud it, initisl letter IN tnat
there are several who draw pay from
the city "a tquslly As anxious NJ he Ia
10 he posted.
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Yesterday, like Its predecessors, was
an excessively dul day for tho reporJ-
or. His hours are too late N Satul
day nights to afford him the pleasure
OF attending church services on Sab
bath mornings, and his exchequer 10
the afternoon following win not grant
him tho poor privilege of indulsing
In handling tue riboops OF derry chat
x Va att. ched to . gaily CaparisOne6
.eqnipsge, He, IN consequence, domi
Gt-s himaalt on Il door st0np and
iyhs for items, just the numbar no
glesns Gan be found by o perussl If
this mornings paper. This is 10
apology,
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Tho reporter has been plscci In tho
possession. by an old subscriber, of n
copy Of Tim DALLAS HERALD, which
bears the date OF July Q, 1sGi. II Ii the
Offspring OF. an interesting edition. l,s
msst head proclaIms the fact that
Mcssrs john W. swindells end John
w. Ls"v ~ i's r ,..u ., snu psopii'
mony thsi the cspy before IA Il Vol.
ume NJ, No. 20. II IL q weekly, II fivc
SHIRT coiu nus. ptiated only Oh one
eide II Otied tissue psper--ihe hest
article that could be secured
~ 20 remote place during
lhn>q trout Gus tlue<- IL csnsen 1
111111 - ver news n,eetly, aud such
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Union Meeting.

A mesting Of Lhe Dallas Typogrsph-
ical Union, OF preliminary character,
WAS held yesterday afternoon on the
upper floor OF the Murphy d Bolsnz
building. The committees on consi-
tuition, by laws, rules, etc, submitted
their reports, which were favor ably
acted upon The charter Of the organ
ization has not Yet arrived.
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(Louisians) papers. What contrast
mas the Il years elapsed since then ok
hiblted! At that period Dallas was u
mere hamlet, and now abe IL TIE lssd-
ing metropolis OF Texas. The small.
dimensions Of this Journal met the
needs of the viilsge agone score OF
years, IS II meets Ihs requirements Of
,he most prosperous city OF the
Southwest at the present day.
As Dallas has advances so
has The HERALD, and to-day
both are pointed To An practical evil
deuoes OF the future prosperity and re-
nown OF the Stst0. Tho following ex-
cerpt pFoclaims the terms otTHE HER.
AID IN "wsr times:
"For the preseot We csn only receive
subscribers tor three months. at tho
rate OF one bushel of wheat for three
months, or Is equivalent N currency.
Advertising az all kinds, except Tor
Government, ono dollar per line for
oach insertion, payable invariably in
advance,
"Wheat, delivered ct THE HERALD
office, or at the nea; est mills, atits
market value, and tho millef's receipt
forwarded 10 us, will be taken In
payment; alec corn, oats or any pro-
dnce OF the country taken ut market
rates Tor subscription, advertising or
JOB work. Anything oPoA which we
can subsist or with wbioh We can pur-
chase paper 70 carry on cur business,
will DO received ~ rs market value
There are, also, several editorial par
| agrsphs that would attract the atten-
tiou OF tho sold limer.n One of them
resds:
"Dr. Roy b. Scott has cur thanks for
dispatch from Shreveport, contsiniDg
news"
| Another: "Msxamilian has arrived
in the CITY of Vera Cruz and Issued his
proclamation assuming tho throne OF
| Mexico"
AND still smother refers 10 the "Se-
cessi0n Seminary" OF young laaiea, ~
lab ished ~ Fort Worth. Though
quite diminutiye in proportions, the lit
tie sheet is very attractive, and recalls
many pleasant me cries,
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rEOtIIs. ELLIorr n HALL.
SIDEWALK NOTES.


heel slippers at Leon Kahns.
L. u. Curtis, the jsweler.
L. Il. Curtis, the jeweler.
Fresh oysters Delmonico.
Go to Alston's for fine groceries.
Crazy quilt pieces ut BauMan's.
II you love oysters 60 to tho Del
monico restaurant.
Only so cents per dozen by the can
Oysters; Delmonico.
Wootsn Wells water, cents q glass,
ct the Glen Lea saloon.
Wootsn Wells water received daily
at tho Glen Lea saloon.
Fresh Wootan Wells water every
day at the Glen Lea saloon.
Established 1874, oldest saloon in
Daliae. Two Brothers saloon.
The Delmonico has the first oysters
OF the season, at 30 cents a can.
S28 Main street. All kinds Of fruits
and vegetable at a. Il, Bouche's.
Orr, 72i Main street, can't DO beat on
bnggies, buok-boards or road carts.
Bouche keeps all kirds OF cigarsan
tobacco. Tsy his aickle Tiger cigar.
Wageuh.euser beer, always fresh ,on
tap at7rS Elm street, tho Blue Front.
T,m. "A Gnro.eon, general ageat,
DttbOld Safe and Lock company, 593
Main street.
For cstrieges, buggles or any kind
OF vehicle, Eoto Gus son, Smith Il Co,
Oil Elm street.
Coal and coke at bottom figures, In
large and small quantities. Dallas
City Gas Light company.
Bouche,t the Main street grocer, keeps
Tho Aldue compressed yeast. Always
fresh.
Tho polics board meets tomorrow
toinvestiEate charges preferred against
several OF the city employees.
Buy your coffee, teas, spices and
groceries At 93S Elm street, tho late
coffee and spice mill stand.
Elegant new stock of jewelry Jus
received. Corner Main and Poydras
etrects. l.. Il. Curtis, ieweler.
The finest assortment OF spectacles
and Eyeglasses In the city, corner OF
Main and Poydras streets.
To have your watches, clocks aud
iewelry repaired, go 10 l.. Il. Curtis,
corner OF Main and Povdras streets.
A large furniture mandatory of
Denison, Is talking Of coming to Dali
las, II proper Inducements are offered.
Blllington's prices cannot bo
touched on psrlor, bedroom Gets
wardfobes, tables, chairs, bedstoads
etc.
In collars, Coon Il Co., are taking the
lead. Our stock is the largest In the
city. II. Is. Burr " Bro, COS Main
street.
Preserves, jollies, and peach butter
In pals, at 4. II. Crsdcock's, 0SS Elm
street, the late coffee aud spice mill
stand.
One OF tho incest presents for your
Vile Is u pheton or buggy. IL don't
coat much. Orr will sell them low, IA
Main street.
Talk IL cheap, goods and prires
always tell. Don't fail 10 see Burr
Bros, new fun stock OF furnishing
goods and hats, eos Main street.
Tennison Bros saddle and harness
men on Elm street., opposite Sanger
brcs, ofterexira Inducements to those
wanting anything Ia their liuo
PitmHn & Roberts, contractors for j.
- schillenger, patent cement side
walks. Olive az 0rd's Place, Nc, ia
Lnmsr street Osdcrs promptly at
tended to.
Ths Thomas addition IL low tho IN.
vorite for handsome residence lol =. ior
sale by .Ohv.r Thomas & Bro, Poyd
street, In rear OF Flippsn Adouo 4
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rhA best sily8 IN tho world for cuts,
bruises, Suro., ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorey, 'a.tDr,cbappad hands, chilDlsius
corns aud all skin Cruplions, aud pos
lively cures plies, or no pay required
L. is su 'rapteed 90 give perfect salts
isct,on or money refunded. Price, -
cents por box. For sale by w. II
Howell IL Bro.
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rlanisrs. Attention

Colored l,oorcrs furnished from the
East ant Southeast Ia good shape, au,
al necessary Information given v it'll
reference totransports,ion by address,
log A, j.. Smith, Southwestern pas-en-
ger agent nj Memphis Il Little Rock
railroad, zoo Nsin street.
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Graham.

CANAAN, Oct. s.-tCorrcspondenco col
Robert Curtis, nom tho Indian Ter.
xltorv, was before Commissioners
0lrsnd to answer the United States
government ca the charge OF resisting
an officer in the execution of legal
process, while endeavorirg 10 srrest
= man named Leonard, but owing 10
the absence OF material witnesses for
thc govern mont, The case was set for
The 10Th Int.
Dsputy Marshal Metton has TO.
armed 10 tho Territory In quest OF the
1oolAns who refused 10 be arrested
Hosntly by the deputy and Agent
Hail, and viii, In all probability, briug
Ine vnruiy parties In for tho FEDERAL
The cotton crop IL turning out bot.
~ yield than Was ~ nrsg anticipated.
o0d while the yIrld ID rot 20 great @
~ year. ~ The nrroAse d double
on0 Ne QUALITY superior.
4 cold uosttof nee boon blowing for
~ 5SnGe ana csss,e ~ bs,h n sosd
oo11lt5ou 1nr toe % Aln9 winter.
ss,,j s>,''i|s s:. - $500: s.;::':
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The remnins Of Mr.. p, p. Ward were
deposited IN their last resting place
Yesterday morning Ivy tbs Tauuahill
Dodge No. 80, 4. II. and A, NJ. They
wor0 escorted thithor by a large num-
her of mourning friends.
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Goto 500 n. B. Barr & Bro's. due line
Of goods. rnoy win unders,ll al
enmp9tt0rs, 10 per cont at least. t0S
Main street.
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In spite OF oil that our competitors
say, We guarantee To show tho largest
aud neatest stock o, furnishing
goods In town. II. b. Burr IL Bro, sos
Main street,
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We Will show you tho tiuast assort-
ment OF Acnheim merchant tsilor
goods, 10 - cents dollar. Giobo
Clothing store.
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III. y. Burr ~ Bro. srs solo agents
for thu col brated "Knox Hat,n the
worry bss5 made. 5lS Mdin street.
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New stock VI huggies, carriages and
ph1loua just received by GuytUn,
Smith x Co, OIL Elm stroDi.
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Tho Rely orspns Win 4. Waikiki
4 Co., uERALp bnllding.
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Monc,t h Lack, Gyers and icaues,
Ioj Eliu ttroet.
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Castles Bros. have the largest as.
sortment OF silk, wool and b,ibriggau
underwear 5l2 Main stroat.
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Bltck Spauish lace ofla,ed s,5o ccu,s
o. the dollar, NJ Bsuman's.
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Tonnison Bros. for everything ia tho
harness Il @.
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EDUCATIONAL,
MISS ELlZABErH L. KOUEs'
Boarding and LAY School

For YoUSG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
az East 6sth street, New York City.
Mis-. Koues refers by permission to the
Mt Rev, ungh Miller Thomson d. d
oxford, Miss; Rev. GEO. Bees EFT, d. ID
Columbia, Tenn and Rev. Henry NJ. Field
DID. editor oil tha New York "Evangelist.n
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Nav sock of carris ses, buggiss and
ph@.ons Just r'caived by Guy ton,
Sn,ti & 90, OIL Elm street.
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Boots and Shoes.

We havejust receives a complete line OF BOOTS AND
sH9sS. Gar CHtLDREa'S SCHOOL sH0E eAn't besGr'
passed for durability and eheannas, rsRgnS in prices
As fallowr: 81, $l.25, 81 so, Si.75 Ssaaa S2.s5.
Issies' Walking Shoes II $3.50, 81 So 90 S3, $500,
aud 90.
Cent? ara BoIs' Boots and Shsos atSl.5o, 50, Ssbe,
So ana $3.50; all the very best yalae.
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Als,oo's pure fruit, ielllos.
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Sale of School Lands,

NY order Of the commissioners court. oi
Winarger county, Texas. ma ie and pasted
ON the 18th day nf september, A. ID isSS
. VIII receive bids for the purchas Of The
UT leagues of vii sarser county school
,au,is, situated In Hockey county, Tosas
numbers of said leagues being Is, g,5.S
No bids for less than also per acre, on a.
years time, with interest al & per cent.
per annum, Inter 81 payable annually. in
advance will be consif cred.
Any land agent who will copsupaate n
sale OF this land, at the price mud On the
terms above stated. on or before the 2ith
uay oil Octoter, A. D., lSss, viii receive d
ger GEN., on the amount Of "a e, when the
hr.t years interest |. paid, aud the deed.
with vcntcr's lien, II made. Any lanJ
etent ccnsrmstinR the sale of this iani
VIII be re luirci to ray for this ndyertiso-
nieht in the Fort Worth Daily Gazette.
Ire Dallas Daily Ha aid and the wsskly
Vernon Guard. : Z. A CREAC II,
~, vy commissioner, Wiiphrser count ,,
SS5le, NJ ~ u lss. srn.p,
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CIoak Oahait Ment.

Tho success opening the CIk Trade this fall aI
btycnd our expectation. Prices telL We st continue hS
ss OF AL Plush SACQUEs SEwNARKEFs at prices quoted
week Imported Garments In Slk Brocaded Nevet ans
Fse handsomely trimmed IN endless variety Sn0 prices
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Clothing Clothing! Clothing!

We csh special attention of BUYERS
Mems foue's and Boy Clothing. Prudent buyers
by tninng prizes before pur-
chasing 'Sesing is believing"
See sur ggn's Ecoch ats at 1850 reduced rom ST
eso sur aen's cseck and Plaid Suite, SIS; former
price, $50.
Yes eur Mems riac csrkscrews, sis 50; hsrgeiu at
$3.50.
sse eGg Boys School Suits from s2.50 to S5.
See our Boys Else Cashmere Sails, s. 10 $3.50.
sss siegan. lne Of OvEsC0Arg, ranging In price
frss 50. Sc $40, SIS, $28Bna ss5; all ct issS taan
regular price
We wsuld esii SPECIAL atea'on IS orr Flexible STIFF
BR.A Bar ,hehe.' Eat ever ssewn ia this market.
Full liRe O. CENTS FURNISHING Gs CBs, KOS lERY,
@I.pVsS, gNB k&NEsR, Eic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-05
NV EnNIlS-

Complete ull exhibit q FRESH, CLEAN, NEW GOODS, IL
cuary the sdes to looS through this splendid
display Dress Go de. We EN- that 1t contains
possibly or; thai
there IL nothing superior In this city
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-05
THO MPSON BROS.
500, sos AND sTE,EET
PROFESSIONAL.

THoMPs0N & Gin !; ,,,,,, ~
L LAWYERS,
Especial attention given TO Fede'sl Court
practice, 40 Main street, Dalles.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-30
Mattcr.Of.Fact Editors.

Editors have their peculiarities, AS
well as other people. They practice
and inculcate brevity,which is virtue.
They are abscn. minded, which is a
failing. 1t is no. strange, then, that
one SHOULD send a note to his lady
love like the following: dearest, !
have carefully analysed the feeling
entertain for you, and the result is
substantially as follows: 81 adore YOU!
will you be mine? Answer" Then,
after moment of thought, he added
in . dreamy, absent way: "Write
only OF one side of the paper. Write
pasinsy and give real name, not neccs'
slrily for publication, but as r guaran
tee of good faith"