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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-25
wEDNEsDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1885.


The MORNING NEWS Is published aal'y' N
ciuding SUNDAY. il is served 90 sUn-cTl'eI
IN The c!tg, by newsdealers ana carriers ~
t5.er- ou-n ac,onnr al IS cents week. :. %
a month, IS O0 for SIX months Snd go W IoF
one yesr. ,.s.
Tbs MogNfvo Nrws. ~ mall including
SUNDAY, one month, s CO.. FIX MOA'Ns' % vs.
one wear, 80 90 ..-..
INC NoRNING NEWs. 81 mail, z times a
weet without sunday issue ;, six months'%4 10;
one yetr, s. OF. 60 "a
WEEKLY NEWS one year, 81 p. IN Guns OF
Eve. one We r. So 90. ptt
snb-cri6tons payable in advance. Rem
bv postal order or note, check or regis lsfeo
ietter currency sent By mail at T1sS OF
Benders. ,,..-.,
etters AMI kilograms should be addressed
sMORNING NEWS. Savann h, Ca
Ad erLising ates made known on apphca-
ton
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-25

A ST. Paul minister who was barred ont
OF bis church on account OF his reported
interlusive conduct, advertised that he
would preach in public hall Sunday
evening and make II hot for his late flock
Hundreds Of people went 10 the hall and
found door keeper on duty selling tick
cts az 2Jc. each. The large majority Of
them decided that they did not wart to
hear bis scandal anyway, and returned
home. The ST. Paul minister was
peounlarily unfortunate In that his
escapade did not attain 10 the magnitude
Of that Of the Rev. Downs, Of Boston.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-25
Gold, silver and Jewels.
From the Columbus Dispdtch.

Keeping Ger the nllltOpe,
Peeping through the trees,
Comes the golden sunbeam OF the morning:
While upon the willtops,
over which Il fees.
Lies the silvery frost, the winters warning.
Entering meath the curtain,
Through the room twill race,
just one row OF ancing notes revealing
And with aiming certain
strike the mirrors face,
Breaking into beauty on the ceiling.
Other rays 20 mining
In the frosty grass
Many thousand precious gems disclosing.
But the yield declining
As the mputea pass,
Earth 10 seen Al noon IN dull reposing.
a Wisconsin Rom .nce.
From Ae Chicago Netss.
Milwauk man. in handsome neglige
hunting suit. was stalking through he beaT
runs OF GoFebic, when he came upon n iovei,
young poetcss who hat gone out 10 the woods
&C. commune with nature.
erYp 'o" NUT
"Yes'm.m
hOrugn f VIM fVui
wen, y you means does I blow the frotb
oan' M bees, d0cs.n w."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-25
One Hundred Pianos Display
in Our WaTGTO0mS.

Think OF It'll One hundred SUPER H
struments to select from, all suIsJt 4
grades, all prices. Five leading m' az
and 100 different styles. Purcnassel PAN, an
not fail to be suited from TINS imA'''
stock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-25
GOLD WATCH,

American make, solid Gold Cases an
Elgin Movement. Ladies' or Gentlenen'
size. Furnished by A. F. Flint, JeWesr
and fully guaranteed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-25
/ &B.S. NJ. +
jnsL S@t
II Z. GIVING AWAY
sRT
!. Cod Watches!

What's that you say?
GlVlng awy gold watches?
Nonsense, !; can't be SO. Its
an advertising dodge, or
else the witches are chean
things.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-25
SOUVENIR OFFER:

To every cash purchaser during the
month of November of a new Piano
valued at $3.50 or upwards, we will pre-
sent a valuable
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-25

B. MAI
chased II
Globe.
Hon
grafton o
Monday.
Ason ,
Sat Lee,
groyeon
The 70.
Be inpro.
placein
Wnliar
Augustir
tractoiI
An0ers
penitent
sttemptir
Woman.
Sanford
a. agree
have he
follow
Rev "
florida 4
'dlstChai
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-25

As a Souvenir of our re-.
moVaI to the largest and
handsomest Music Tenn
pie in the United States,
we make the following
startling
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01
HARDWARE AND METALS.

4AxEs-Collins, u dozen. 800; Gold Dollar,
p dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, y dozen, iOOS
STILLETs AID LrDs-4GS p u; sugar i;et'
1T TiS 5 fLArE-T. q. lOxi4, p box, s;OO I: G
iix20, 4 box, 500; Terne, liE2i, " box, 7.o0;
Terno, 2Ox2S, u box, li.5l.
TINwARE-Pieced discount 70 q cent,
STAMPED, discount 50 = cent.
9oLDER-Nu. |, loo; No. u and 4, ioc Us To-
DUCK HORSE CoLLASs-No. J. f.25 g dozen.
HAmEs--Two loop, 800 n dozen; three loop,
TAcEs~In boxes, 100 papers, $50 u boz;
GRUB HoEs--1s dozen, 7.5O; railroad picks'
MATTocRs-fs dozen, 900
RUBBEa BELrIN0-Discount 50 y cent and
NATLs-s.25, rate.
sHoyELs AND SPAuEs--kowlRnd'e, d."
count 40 5b cent: Ames' list, steel goods, d =
count 40 and 10 {, cent ooo
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafts, nnisGC wv
poles 1850; singetrees, wagons, ssl-ttr L.Io'
900: hickory nxles, 1909; holster 4.75; COMP
ing poles, i75; spobes, XXX select, 20;
XXX, 2.5i' sawed feioes, Y !.75; z, 2.VO;
Eowden shoes, 800; northwestern horse nails,
NO 6. 600. 7, CPS; 3, SEQ: lar Iron, 4c raGe
Nov steel, &c; spring steC SC; cast steer, iec.
| BuGGI Es-Grade b. and spring top, sOGo0
1000: do. open, 70.0VgSe.OO; do. slde spring
top' lOO.OOGl3500; do. side bar, lJVUVgl3O;U0'
do. phsetons, l25.0et0l50.OO: grade A; ~ side
coco; bump seat bugges, l75OVg2O;OO; plat:
form springs, iiO.OOGlSO,OJ; three spring was-
Ona. aD.00IIll6.1O.
&c. apanned, barDod wire 70; SaIvsn-
ged barblc de
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01
The best smoking tobacco is "Little


Having learned yesterday that dele
CATION OF citizens from Denton had ar
rived in the city in body, reporter O,
the HERALp repaired to their quarters
at the Grand Windsor hotel for the pur
pose of finding out the object Of their
visit. The party consisted OF Messrs.
w. j. Austin, Daniel Head, o. T. Poe,
C. w. Geers and George Oatman. In
answer to an inquiry from the news
paper man as to the purpose OF
their presence, Mr.. Austin. as spokes-
man, very frankly stated that
their mission was to effect comprom-
Use, if possible, with Mr.. Baker, mana
ger of the Erie telegraph and telephone
company of this .ity, by whom nifty
residents of Denton had been sued for
sum of 81, GS2 So. Mr.. Austin stated that
while the suit involved no merit, ana
could be easily defeated, yet 70 AVOID
the costs of such an action, aud the en-
barrassments to the business interests
of those involved, which would attach
to their absence, his friends ana hltnseli
were willing to reasonably compromise
matters. He remarked that nifty citl-
zens of Denton signed an agree
ment with the Erie telegraph
and Telephone company to pay me
latter $l25 net, per month, for . perlo
of two years, " me was cVusliaV'"N
and kept In successgol opsrati9n from
ItAlias 20 Denton and tntermeqlaLe
piinSs. He says sh0 live has prnfen an
ine niont one, thar the rcqhireinenSs 9,
ti,e an smpent have nsen violated, and
sners,ore the agreement vs. by AZ piesna
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01
To Poultry Exhibitors,

WACO, Dec. 2D.-[E Editor HERALD :
Having been requested by Col. Elliott,
commissioner for Texas to the New Or
leans exposition. to superintend the
poultry display, desire to announce to
the breeders that ] will be there, ready
to take charge of their specimens, see
them properly placed, and att that they re-
sary for their good during the show. AT
the close of the fair 1 will have them re-
turned as directed, and in proper order.
| am endeavoring, and will arrange
with the express companies in the state
for the lowest rates of transportation.
It is to be hoped that breeders will see
the necessity for making creditable
display on this important occasion.
Yours very respectfully,
...M A. S. SToNEHAKER.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01
The KILN. Near Ferris.

Louis b. Hawkins, who shot and
killed James Perry, at his home, three
miles northeast of Ferris, in this county,
Monday morning, Geographic account
of which appeared III yesterday morn
iug's HERALD, was arrested by sheriff
Smith and Deputy Rhodes yesterday,
who lodged him in Jail here.
From what could be CLEANED
by HERALD reporter it appears
that the two had falling out about a
dog and that both we @ afterwards con-
c,liated. Within the past few days
Perry talked rather roughly about
Hawkins, and the report goes that he
threatened TO kill him., When Perry
sobered up his friends told him of what
he had said and he stated
to them that he had no recollec-
ton of it and would make
il his business to apologize to Hawkins
the first time he met him. Monday he
and Seth Weatherford, who were start
ing out to chop wood, went by Hawkins
house for that purpose. Hawkins was
not at home, and while waiting his ra-
turn, they ground their axes. Hawkins
finally appeared, coming towar is
the house with his shotgun in his hand.
Perry began to apologize when
Hawkins told him to stop, assuming at
the same time shooting attitude. Perry
told him he wished to apologize and
again started to offer it, when Hawkins
fred a load of buck mot from a double-
Darrelled shotgun into him. One took
effect in Perry's chin and the remainder
of the load in the breast. Hawkins
claims that Perry made at him with an
axe. The deceased leaves wife and
several children.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01
Death-of Mr.. w. ID. Powell.

Mr.. William ID. Powell, book-keepeI
of the Dallas National bank, died yes.
terday morning at o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. II. NJ. Mcintyre, 1921 Com.
merce street, after an illness Of several
months.
Mr.. Powell came to Texas about q
year ago, and since early last summer
has resided in Dallas. He was a
native of Canada, and since boy
hood had been connected with banking
institutions there, and had held high
and responsible positions i'll them, but
ON account of failing health, was Obliged
to relinquish his position to seek a
warmer latitude. Mr.. Powell was a
gentleman of supo, Tor attainments and
Universally popular, and his untimely
death will be moll ned by many warm
friends. He was son of Hon. Grant
Powell, under secretary of state of Can
ada, and q cousin OF Mr.. A. II. Stuart, OF
this city. His hrotl err, Mr.. A. w. Pow
ell, of Kansas City, arrived here yester-
day morning, and another brother and
his mother viii reach here this morn
ing. Mr.. Powel's remains will likely
be taken to Canada for interment.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

.". .EE -&rrriInac 4. - "a guvnss.sr, q;
AL. a. g. AInolG's indigo, "a; Arrotds
&' LILA A% 9: asnli KS An y ss is,
j..o,. -. Hut1nneii :. Rddysiol,a.' 81.
'.oAgs0 20 'rugca.rr l,g' R'chIn II, s.
ir-..Insc i'D.. {. iisaiSua1 .l,pr. a Ailcani
..ph FL. ..,lItu'C slrit!lg. N'sgtig sligt.
w, "a a.lin ton, ~; a-ea Sl'F'ihS'' %;
bUErti ruITa -, "a
B.Dvs auE.rINos- Lawrence LII, ~
5'ssE "a. 20; Augusta, %; indian He'r
-, "a, Mg,gie RIVER "a Atlantic = !,
N'.lu.!y ~, -; AguwGm, 81: A'9g. -
81 9eIYerei +. -; Indian gfsaaa-4 re.
81: p,r..ruu y, 2; fremont g. SO; Corli-
Y. rrni',iueutai Z, u; Indian Orchard AA'
~ ,r Dam IL, ~ CLARK a: 81; Gonea.
ell, ~; Granite y, ~; B9d:gtd Il, 81
,or. pnJrth ., a; iohh%k, {: Boot n, u
Gnuueyli, : r., "a WaChn5etI, M New
LlHI.It A, q; Newmarket u, ~:
clIkHEfB i-iINETISGs-New iarS, nsg:
~auautfa, 10; LanEdon GB, !1i Lousdale
% s, "G.iin IA bgr HSTgysS SS cam l ~
aasu.y, lc -; lonSdale, 81; Gabot,14; Con-
was, Z: Eruu pf tie Loom, 9; Liuw3od,. 81;
Pr, plrifv 20 /: Hlll4-l, \; Uin7-S, -; Hal
iaWlil - ga aoo,t r, 5ai Ballou. s. Canoe
a.i :, GnnE.'pge "A, ri Hope, "a Greea
81, sold t'edal :; tltchS!l!e. = Fear
TI'.s. tp,osTeag AGA. "A; Amoskesc A.
1873. AmcsGeHs Il, II; AmoskesE - Nss,
AniosE1pg d, II; Amoskeas +, iO5s; Amos
Sea- .. .D; Amoskeag II, .; IhornEise \,
y ,, a.'.I' niver, ~; Mothuen "A, l-l9; Con-
eSlpE a els. ~, 10; Cords ACE, ltz Conesto-
go ,s.,--, lti Concsiotg GIN AZ, To- Eonestoga
CT .,l,. Cuuostosa, CCA rs, II; liami!-
Upu, ili., Manhattan o. lntsrnauonh, KY
Ocean, q.
's,llrl s-AltUsEe.g 5000, n},i amer
Hal. NiS; IEuil;op, ~: AIuosEgag cheViot,
I9i A. |vuir "A, Il; Ash6yme red c!us5i 70,
I'rSTr .--A uuskCag, iii YORK ~ Oii5
AKA nf. CTS BB, Ii%t snlu'olitN- IL;
Dtls &C, iUia; Beaver y,eeS "A, " Ee''"l
Greek .u, ", Beaver Creek ~, ssi; "''''"
Ri, ia. Warren AAA, ~. IA! nH1.i
uro'yu, Re; Columbian, "a "utSn -
brown, 90 .; IuCaSVllle, 10,
CA uaa--UElDE, No. $50, lblgi h!OL 80: @
IS; Union, No, ~, u; Miners MOI Il q. "i!'
ner's No. 3 ~; Prodigy .; Alabama osit"-
hurgs- 2. louisiana osuaburs3, Z; AnEo-'C
usutulrE=, Z,
GTsGU, N4--i.auuaster s; AMcskra- <,
Caufon, q; Draper, 81 ulcnwood, Sc; tatez5
g, C,lrclnOu., "a: Miami, 81; Ola. gIGoli
~; scotch, double fold ioLGl2I@.
CtGuRLCS--N Arlington, - t-.G, !-l 20
fa6lg' Slater & son, 51Se65l; KID nn!sA, 500;
&aSonviiic. biSlJ3j3; Garner, 6HGh59.
ChRPlIg, g Tapestries Rigging s,bege'5si
Taps -tric,. -aGlDrd's, 6%G35; Vape3tries hoA-
bury, sTig; .ilClow body Brussels, l.So; Low
eli body bru els, l.35; Extra Moquettes, li3i
4 Moquettes, Ito; Lowell extra supefs, ia;
Hartford 3-ply, 80; Hartford extra supers, !0i
ParH, Read Il Franklin extra supers, IA;
Park n-chain extra supers, 6.%i Phiia-
dephia wool, 45(855; common cotJon-chain
nsNC9a,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

U.. sataoI bi,, nttti. O.. . tnuutn
] fuH held fu. l... ~ f|N nifthfuul
which that gentleman had felufr Il
q t.p nora uitna4 - ~ the
company ST. Austin aud ihH tpnnin-
| dor ~ tie dHlogtIuH, HitI the exception
Of cue. veto WllliuI ur1uniut thH re-
lufirr VIII, the tiuuuut ui "a" pr lnsi'
| tin un rcd a. compromise, but the
one demurrer suuoIriIuu Hli hopes al the
scribe at gaining iuiprmWlon IN that
quarter
MIR. Baker was afiorward sought aud
found IN his uillcG az the lrlrphuu0 tN
change. lie cmihod, la substance,
that ~ was u fact ihFt "a" I.siu Tele-
graph aud Telephone company had en-
tered tuli against MY ciizouH uf Den
ton " no had sigucd Hn agreement with
the company that they would pay ~
al95 net per month II u iun was con-
stiuctcd aud kept Ia operation from
Dallas 10 Denton, 'Cho lluC, hH stated,
had been constructed and ov' ry require
mont of the AZ oruen; faithfully kept
Up To the FIRST day Of November
there was due on III" contract, as per
agreement, the SUN OF 81 ,tS2 -, aud that
tho company had rrcpi' cd during the
seventeen months tho line had been In
operation but a small traction in cents
over $780,. lie stated that he, ~ a repre-.
sentative OF the company, recognizing
some mo past, had on 'reo the siguers
of the agreement the most liberal cumpro.
misses, but met with rejection in every
instance; that he hHd no disposition a.
Cypress anyone, and desired only 10 re-.
ceiye compensation now Ter services
rendered according "a an nErr' llenL AZ
binding rs signatures could make 10.
The proposition oi the delegation from
Denton, he intimated, would not be ac.
copied. They offered, he said, only $SV0 |
IN cash and demanded rc lnquishment |
OF further obligations Tor the remaining |
seven months, until the expiration o. |
the two years contract stipulated In the |
agreement. He says no has entered |
suit, in addition TO the amount men,
toned, for 5000 damages. lie further
stated that he would have willingly |
with the Denton pa "
afternoon upon reasonable
basis, but could not afford TO make the
sacrifice demanded.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01
HItfllklft,.
ArgOaoI.-is gallon, s2.s7 % $40

AigOaoL-P gallon, s2.1 "a $40
NJ H1E5 -.'i't.lrhtiC, 6. ganuli,S3!yl az hSvl
lnpor eti CDgnar, lsi7, T. griiuu '+sp: ls72, ,Gb.
j7d, $40; istn, S6.be; is6O, $40; 1855, 5000,
a. Flu.i0; OtuTd, Dupuy * Co.'S Cognac, 1873
" ~, 1870. $40; 1851, $500; lSiS, Sl0.25; bls-
.Jea nuooroh6 y Co. cosnac, 1875, 4.5o; 1870
! %. 1873, SgOh
ydg--DOmestir. Nav York ar Philadelphia,
gallon, Fl.AJ: holland, a gallon, S2.Tbss2.S5;
Sd Robert Buructtg old Tom, q gallon, SS,l5
$50; S!r konert Eumett's Oid Tom, b Cask.
H .60E1.OO; Holland, Il case, $50.
Observation-Disclosures rectiflcd, 30 u cent.
pTcci, & gallon, $l.l5; Western $i.loGl.O,
Bourbon. $l.iWG3.'1; Rye, sl.5NG3.5li Scotch,
l.pOIed, 'I.00Gi.25; Irish. Imported, si.N'
Gfs..J,
CEAMPkGNEs -. Roudorer Caro- bianch,
;"6r.s, e dozen, 300; piper Heidseick, quarts,
i dozen, $500; krug q Co., quarts, q dozen,
G.Jj; Noer * Chaudon, Sillery Mousseux, q
iu.eu, 2i.v0; Crcmant d'Ay q dozen, $500; q.
j. MANN II Co.'s, pints, - additional; dry
ysrsanay, 2i.75; EN;ry Dry, $3.50.
WINS California claret, Z, gallon, 60l965;
lloa'9ndel No. !, 4 gallon, I0C@.5; importer
cigrcis. ordinary, Is Cask, 7o0CGSOU; family
9i.rgls, per cask, ;0.ODGS0OO; ane clarets, q
svsk 8l.UO9gi7hOO; MedOc, d case, 600; 81.
-niiaa, = case, $50; Margaux, q case, 100;
r"rla 'Canec, p case, 1900; Laroso, Z. case
D. ~. i.ouvill, y case. 1900: Chateau LATTE
cs5e. 2A.o6; ordinary, u case. a2ofas8.5C
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01
CAPITAL CITY CULLINGS.
THE STATE TREASURY NOT EMPT'
Our asylumns and Prisons-Patcnt Right
Sellers are not Drummers-COm-
missioner Brcwster's Sue
CcssOr-Ofice-Seeke

AUSTIN, Dec. 30. - Special. - The
treasury department is busy making up
the inanc al report to January l., for the
use Of legislators. 1t will show II healthy
balance to the credit OF the revenue, not
withstanding 100000 interest will have
to be paid out. lmpecunious Legislators
need nave no fei rs about having to sell
their pay warrants. There will be money
and some to spare. There will be some
trouble, however, it is believed, in rails
ing the money asked for by the differ
ent asylums, and IL is current that the
penitentiary board will want a consld-
cradle sum to put the Rusk prison on a
working and pay ing basis.
The comptroll, rules that under the
law person selling patent right is not
required to take out drummor's Ii
cense but that il is necessary when sell
ing or soliciting orders for patented ar
ticleS.
The governor this morning appointed
Gen. II. T.. Bee, of San Antonio, to be
commissioner OF insurance, statistics
and history. His appointment gives
universal satisia ton here.
The remains IF Col. Brewster, late
COMMISSIONER, VIII be forwarded to
Galveston to-moI row, where they will
be conveyed on board the quarantine
steamer and carried out in the gulf and
| bur ed.
| Capt. B ines, tie efficient and popular
secretary of state, has turned his report
| over TO the printer and it will be out in
few days ri g affairs of the Office
have been managed with more than
usual care and ability, and no one has
ever had just cause to complain at
anything pertaining to the business of
the Office.
From what one hears there will be no
iacl; OF candidates for the different leg
islative positions, and it is said nearly
every member as score or more OF
letters from anxious applicants.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

k..Ds-Sulphurlc, t3 carboy, 1919; citric, q
L Ac. oxalic, II ID, 10: tartaric, powdered
p. o..
C-CMs-Araoic, select, u fb, soc. asafetida
20 &0c: camphor, q to2i; opium, Si.2s TO $40
DilS--B5rgdmo Sanderson's, q ID, S2.l0;
.enun, Eanderson's, SIS; peppermint, 1925;
WIN argreen, S2.25; olive, Malaga, sl25.
POfAsH-Bromlde, 9 Ii, 81 10 4Oc; iodide
q. 70 20 Sl.5o.
s,oIrs-Caatile, mottled, s. ib, S@iOc: cas-,
tie, white, l4tg!5.
,IrsCELiANEoUs - Ammonia, caro-, rs ID,
pc: alum, 3,GI; arrowroot, Bermuda, SOc; Bal
sam, copaiba, 5sc; norax, refined, l5glt; Gallo
mel, am, 74c; castor oil, q gal, Sl.46GIl.60;
ca ssia Duds, fS ID, l5(GlS; cream tartar, pure
* 70, 81; corrosive sub!imote, q ID, 60; chloro-
form, &, 10, Si.OS9l.l0; extract logwood, bulk
W, l1,Gl4; giycsrine, bulk, e, 10, 25(J3O
,Iuc, resublimated, r III, 2.s0' leaves
...'iU, short, . ID, %; leaves, SIENNA, Alex.
Is L., Is; faorphia, sulph, q o., $3.50; spirit.
,i,r sweet, = IL, IS stfychna, crystals, l.3;
10, tnploca, q 81, 4 wax, white, 81 ID
/ s., 49,
S.iphate Quinlne, d o., sl.2:lSsLsj.; Gin.
re-. sg!tia, 20 10 65c.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

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The National Surgical Institute

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ROOTS AND SHOES,

Mems kip brogans, 95(9l.25; boys kip bro.
cams sl@l.00; mems P. calf brogans, l.OS9l;75;
boy p. calf brogans, 959l.25; mems KIP
2-f.cEle plowg, 1.00(0lS5; boys kip 2-buckie
plows, S51l.25; mems buff balls. congress and
button, I75(G2.75; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 2.5NG450: mems kip boots, MOW9
1000: mems p. calf boots, A.0O045.00; mem
calf boots, 25OO@6O.OO; boys kip boots. 150eg
1900; boys p. calf boots, le5o92i0O; boys
csif boots, 22.5OG7. 90; women's IL ipgolkas
75@s716c; Misses, ~ KIP po1Ilkas, 6 oS;,s,
ok ,poiSas, ali sizes, 5S985c; women's calf peg
And SIS polish, lOO1l.85; Misses calf peg and
So polish, 9O9i.l0; women's buG sewed pol
al s7%: wonens grain sewed and polish, 30
ri IS: women,s kid sewed, 9O9l75; women's
snat sawed polish. 1.5p6l.75: women's gram