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POLITICAL PROPHETS
CALLING cLEveLANo's CABINET
The Names that Certain Knowing Ones
Have Placed Upon the Slate-rhs
neadlocks in Illinois and
Oregon Unchanged.
Calling Oleveland,s Cahlnet.

ALBANY, Feb, H.-Some people here
this evening, who profess to know, de.
clare that up to this time President.
Elect Cleveland has not made definite
selection of any single member of his
cabinet. Others insist that he has al
ready given the appointment of secre-
tary OF state to Senator BayArd. A
prominent Democrat here to night nre-
diets the following AS the names of Mr..
CleVeland's cabinet:
Secretary of state-Bayard, of Dele
ware.
Secretary, of the treasury Manning,
of New York.
Secretary of the interior Mcdonald,
Of Indians.
Secretary of the navy-Gorman, Of
| Maryland.
Secretary of war-Thurman. of Ohio.
! Postmaster-g eneral-Vilas, Of Wiscon-
| sin.
Senator Thurman was expected in
Albany TO night, but is supposed to be
detained by the storm.
PRESIDENT elect Cleveland to-day had
few visitors. Among the number
were ex-Gov. Underwood, of Ken.
lucky, who is on official
bustn SIS, and Col. w. A. Cromwell,
| cudlVNiun OF lhe state Democratic
committee. The statement that Nom.
bers Of the cabinet are to be
announced before the end OF tho week 4.
officially denied, and it is now under
stood Cleveland will not make public
before arriving in Washington. Mr..
| Cleveland will leave for Wash.
lngton on the morning of March :
and viii reach there during the same
day. 1t is in contemplation with some
members Of the legislature to move
February y for adjournment
until March 9th, so rs to give the Demo.
Gratis and such Republicans as feel
inclined "a chance to witness tho inau-
| guralion and bail.
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lmnnrinnt nncI,inn

In the United States court to-day, in
the case Schueler, of st. Louis, Va.
Leonard & Johnson, of Henrietta, stock
raisers, for balance due on note of
$1,000, defense entered the plea that
SuOOof the amount was usury, as while
giving the note in the amount of $40 600,
Israel y Co, Henrietta bankers, through
whom u was drawn, gave them SgiOO.
ISRAEL ~ Co. contended that the 5000 was
their commission, but the jury disre.
garded tho allegation, and In giving a
verdict to plaintiti, disallowed the
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Tho Swain scnndnl.

WASHINGTON, Feb. H.-Iu the Swain
courtmartial to-day Bateman testified
that Swain sentforage to stable where
he and other gentlemen had horses.
Tor forage. Swain owned or controlled
three horses quartered at the stables.
Adjourned.
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Mr.. Kimbrough's New Road .,ll.

AUSTIN, Feb. l7.-lspecial. MIR. Kim.
brough's road bill was considered in
committee this evening and ordered
printed for the use of the committor
and the house. The bill is commented
upon favorably, but is very long,
embracing some fifty or more
sections. Much time, care ana
thought have been bestowed bv
the authorin the proposition of the bill.
IL repeats most OF the old law and es-
tablishes II complete, comprehensive
road system for the state, differing in
many OF the details from the present
law
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Carlisle aud Randall.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Spsaller Car
Isle has almost entirely recovered from
his recent indisposition. He was at the
capitol to-day, but did not preside over
the session Of the house.
Representative Randall is suffering
from cold, and though present ut the
capitol to-day, remained during the en-
tire session in his committee room.
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio never did think

The Baltimore Il Ohio never did think
half loaf better than no loaf when 1t
comes to meeting the demands of the
pubic upon occasions when reduction
OF rates is in order. Some other lines
evidently go upon the contrary princi.
PIE, ana, when they make a reduction
OF iares, add such stipulations as to
prove the action one of compulsion
rather than Of pleasure. In other words,
the low rate with them Is CORD only upon
certain trains, not fast trains. Thus IL
comes about that only tho Baltimore u
ONO, OF the lines running limited ex-
press trains to Washington, accepts the
inauguration tickets upon such trains.
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AProntnhln MIR Yin,h

In reply to the query: "what guam
tity Of mix should COW give to be con-
sidered profitable?" well known dali
: py sna answers $1,000 pounds
100 days, 1000 pounds In the
100 days following, and 200 pounds be.
tween the completion of that time and
drying OIL. Prof Brown, of Canada, in
reply toa similar question, puts the
hguros at 1000 pounds for 200 DAYS and
as much as possible In the subsequent
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, The noted Throughout system on the
baltimore u Ohio affords unequalei
opportunities for journeying without
extra expense, its solid trains passing
from terminal point TO Washing on
without change of cars of any class,
even tho baggage car. To all trains are
attached superb sleeping and parlor
cars, Tor the faultless accommodation OF
those who prefer travelling in that way
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Bad indiana 10 hn Arreaten.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 17.-Agent Arm
strong, Of the Crow Indian agency, in
Montana, has reported to Tho Indian
bureau that Spotted Horse, Bear Wolf
and Deaf Bull, three Crow Indians, are
turbulent and dangerous Indians, and
have assaulted HIM. The secretary of
interior, therefore, has directed that the
Indians named DO arrested and ilu-
pusoned.
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Fort DAVIS, Feb. IT, Special. The
two story building owned ty II. IL. Toda
and occupied by Mr.. Todd AS u general
store, and by the Knights of Pythias as
4 hall, was totally destroyed by tire
early this morning. Loss, $4,000;
Insured tor about one.third that amount.
LIGHTERS AND COTTON.
New York, Feb. H--ThreG lighters,
loaded with cotton, at the foot of Chris
TOPPER street, burned this afternoon.
Loss, $4,000.
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When the Baltimore 6 Ohio an
nounced its rates for the inauguration
IT meant that the tickets should be good
on all trains. 1t Is tho only limo upon
which the Inauguration tickets will be
good upon limited express trains. Don't
YOU forget il,
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pINAFoRE ITEMS.

hehearsal tonight at the opora.house.
a sailors hornpipe will be executed
by twenty-iour boys and girls.
Pinafore will DO one of the greatest
musical events in the history of Dallas.
Mrs; Benton expects to be ready to as
sign the different characters in q week
or ten days.
n prominent young society lady from
galveston Is coming TO visit us on pur-
pose 10 take part In the Pinatore opera.
Mrs. BENTON says that the coming
Plnafore production will eclipse all her
former entertainments in Attractive.
ness.
The ladies' and gentlemen about 10
.ake part IN the opera Of pinafore arc ro-
Tonight.
Tho scenery of tho opora-house will
be DC entirely dispensed with during tho
rlnaioro engagement, and the entire
stage VIII DO rugged in tho shape of n
gun-hoat,
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The uIinoIs sc,,,orsh,n

SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 1.-THE legisla-
ture met at noon in joint session to vote
for candidate for United States sena.
tor The speaker voted for Mr.. Nor.
rison. No other votes were cast.
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Tho Nrernn nenhlnni.

PORTLAND, Feb. 1.-THE senatorial
ballot to-dav resulted: Hirsch, 20;
George, IA; Boise, II; Thayer (6emo-
CrRO, %.
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Inauguration railroad tickets are lust
as good on tho Baltimore Il Ohio "Iin-
ited' trains as other trains. See IL this
Is the rule followed by others.
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Owing to its position in Wnshinrtor

;, owing to its position in Washington,
~ nelng tho only limo running directly
lhfough tho city, the b. & O.'s advanta-
ges Tor the proper and prompt care OF it's
patrons Tor the inauguration are wholly
unnpproached by competing lines. An
the passenger traffic of other lines from
s s west must combine with the traffic
from tue east, and thus the single line
inlo me national capital be cloggcd with
1,"lns 20 an enormous extont. Tho b. q
W henuies It's business from the east
WHY independent from its business
FROM the west, the channels of entrance
into the city being different. and for aIl
purposes In view the Baltimore Il Ohio
really has two lines into the capital, ono
rom the west and the other from the
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The universal opinion is that Loeb &
Frieberg's groceries nro the best ever
offered for sale. Call aud sec.
ISAAC HEiDENnEfstER.
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50 ~ Il H " THAN Rv ER

hsys resolved smother
M al VS low PSok oA1and An our
oS i. Nas ana rou the
i"" rs n' soa ~ Elm m
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Lii YOU WISH pay whit. s' sna ' ssuns 1.,

buy them GAVE YOU
by Using NfoRLEYs oRiDoNTO regularly Only Box
liquid and Powder lists and
1ynolesaie ctsovpu@ DRUo GO uel,oa 1,A~a.
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Tho b. n o.'s depot IN Washington is
itsown. None but y. 4 o. trains arrive
and depart In 1t, and there can DO no
such confusion ~ must exist in other
dopots.
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When YOU reach the b. 80. depot
you may depend upon It, your inaugu-
ration ticket will be good Tor any train.
On some other roads to Washingio this
NAV not be the case,
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7Os ELM STREET.

The Baltimore 4 Ohio is, IN every es-
sentiaI, an American road, ever view
ing the proper functions OF an Ameri-
can railway to be 10 give the most for
the least money. In other words, tho
affection OF eXclusivoness not valid
excuse for doubling demands In the
shape OF extra fares, and that sort OF
thing. TO 20 to the inauguration via
the Baltimore X Ohio means TO have
money enough LETT to pay expenses, and
upon arrival nj the depot IN time for
any train, will lind his ticket good for
that train. Upon some other roads IL
will be found differ mt.
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Iire l,ernrh.


McKGNNEY, Feb. H.-ISpecial. w.
Il. Cox, 'l i., clerk, late yesterday
his office. Ilo searched, and in the man
court room found slumbering fire which
would have broken into flames, and
placed where IL was would likely have
consumed tho court house. Tho fire
was evidently thework of some careless
smoker, but 100000 court house with
out insurance was seriously endan-
gered,
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Telephone Ed. Randall for hack calls
Drivers polite and attentive.
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For first, class livery outfits, Ed, RAN
dali is In the lead.
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The Present Geueration

Lives at teiegraphic spead--oats too
fast, retires too lato, does not rise be-
times, smokes aud (sias, that we
should have to say III chows too much
tobacco. The consequences arc dys-
pepsia, a general absence Of that robust
and manly vigor which characterized
our ancestors, and manifest prone
mesa to early decay. Regular hours, a
due allowance of timo for meals, the
disus0 of excessive smoking, and alto
geihsr of chewing tobacco, in c0nnoc.
ton with course of Hostt tiers Stom-
ach Bltters, will, In nine cases out of
ton, eiiac9 consequences of the abuses
OF the laws Of health indicated above.
A want Of stamina, dyspepsia, nerv-
BUSINESS and biiousness are among
these consequences, and they arc bod
ily Ills to tho removal OF which tho
Bitters Ia especially adapted. Nor ia
the Bitters less fitted TO overcome and
prevent fever and ague, kidney and
bladder troubles and rheumatic all
ments. 1t Is also fine appetizer and
promoter OF convalescence.
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WANTED-TEN GIRLS All ONCE,
w Tor general housework two families
TO & west several farm hands: black
smith; family on farm near the city. 90
woodchoppers; girls TO 80 north, east and
west, fare paid. Intelligence and Employ
mont Office, Q D Main street. Dallns
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The Florence Nightingale Of the

Nursery.
The following 10 an extract from a
letter written to the German Re-
formed Messenger al Chambersburg,
Pennsylvania:
BENEFACTREsS.
Just open the door for her, aud Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American
Florence Nightingale OF the nursery.
or this we are so sure that We will
teach our "Susy" to say "a blessing
on Mrs. Winslow" Tor helping her TO
survive and escape the gripping, colick-
Ing and teethiug seige. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the
child from pain and cures dysentery
and diarrbWa. IL soitens ths gums,
reduces inflammation, cures wind collie,
and carries the inisut safely through
the teething period. Ii performs pre-
cisely what IL processes TO perform,
every part nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs, Winslow-know her
only through the preparation of hor
"Soothing Syrup for Children teeth
ing" II we had the power we would
make hor az abe il, q physical savior
to the infant race. Sold by all drug
gists. 25 cents bottle.
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A Froud Motto.

81 pay my taxes, preserve order on
my premises, sell tho purest and
soundest liquors, and after discharg-
ing every honest debt, invest my
money IN Dallas roal estate"
Such was tue expression OF Neal
Starke, OF the Glen Len, whose long
residence and generous liio among us
has attached 10 the Glen Lea so many
warm friends. In "A spacious and
handsomely caparisonod hall, he dis
pensos the genuiae article, and
whether kentucky OF European wine,
that OF the native vintage OF the OK
udations OF CRlitarnia's press be called
for, the very beat OF its Kind IL pro-
duced. Every variety of drink il sold
at the Glon Lea and tho challenger Of
its quality is yet TO make his appear
ance.
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Every lady uses Pozzonl's medi-
Gated complexion powder. 1t is a
household treasure. The madame
finds IL impossible to go down town
without FIRST rubbing il on. n the
baby cries, she goes Tor the puti-box.
II the the "Old nan" comes home
RULED or chafed, because business IL
dnll, etc. Pozzoni's powder cools and
ailays hts troubles. Then all Is glad
some joy. No family should DO with
ont n
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Oar fall stock OF oval Paper" Is
now In store, and we are prepared TO
snow tho largest and beat assorted line
OF Paper Hangings" in the State, We
have just received over forty thousand
rolls, all fresh goods and latest sly les.
Our line OF cheap paper was never bet
ter, and In flne gold papers and ceiling
decorations, we have beautiful de-
signs, and eau suit any taste. Samples
and prices sent TO any part of The State.
HAMILTON * YOUNG,
So Elm Street, Dallas, Texas.
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DALLAS, Sept. 10, lSS5.--On and after
September 10, until further notice, we
Will offer to the trade "ice" at tho fol-
lowing figures: One hundred pounds
and over, 90 cents per 100, at factory;
100 pounds and over, 60 cents per I6e,
delivered; 20 pounds and under, 100,
10 cents per 100; 100 pounds and over,
packed for shipping, 70 cents per 100;
retail price, l cent per pound. Fac
tory corner Main and Broadway
streets. Texas Ice company.
Il. MoLEMoRE,
NJ mn INV
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Miss Foid's dancing lessons for chill.
dren VIII be given ON Tuesdays and
saturdays, at . o'clock y. m :, at the
hall Mt the northeast corner of Elm
anu college streets. Owing to hen
New Orleans engagement, her lessons
In Dallas will be limited TO two
months.
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Take caro- OF your liver. A great
number or tho diseases to which man.
kind are liable arise from u dieordered
condition OF this organ. Keep 1t ia q
sound and healthy condition and you
can defy disease. Prickly Ash Bit
ters arc especially adapted for tails
purpose, being composed of drugs
which act on the liver, giving it tone
and strength to Withstand malaria.
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Advocates OF prohibition need have

Advocates of prohibition need have
no fears of "PRICRLy ASH BIrTERs"
rs 1t ~ medicine, and by reason of
its cathartic properties cannot he used
as q beverage. IL IL manufactured
from the pnrost materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels. As blood purifier
II has no equal. IL Is pleasant TO tho
Taste, and effective in action.
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Nolnnd & McRosky Hardware COM
pany sell the famous Charter cook
stove, for either coal or wood. Best
stove In the world. Every one guar
anteed TO give entire satisfaction, S3i
and Sl6 Elm stroet,
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l'OygonI

Nc name is better and more pleas
antly and widely known than that of
Mr.. j. A. Pozzoni. For years no has
made himself famous by the elegant
periumosand complexion powder that
bears his name,the latter having found
It's way to the bellies of Paris, Germany
and London. Everybody admires
beauty in ladies'. Nothing will do
more TO produce or enhance it than a
use of Mr.. Pozzoni'a preparations.
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A New Departure .

The Texas Gun Store will opon
about the 18th OF August, ct 2O6 Main
street, Fort Worth, with a big stock OF
guns, rides, pistols, poelset cutlery,
etc. Ammunition OF all kinds kept.
NOW Il the time - buy, as | wish to
establish my name with you. Country
merchants. write me Tor prices.
A. SrERr
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To,Al,.,...agl,li 0,CoO lIs,g;O,oOo iOl,is,ND

Tosal"...3li,li0,Oco iJS,g,o,ooO iO,,lgi,cSp
The gain In tho production Of corn
~ the south, from 81, 10000 bushels
IN 1870 10 iS3, 2i0, 900 bushels IN 1884, be-.
Ing an Increase In nine years. OF over
lWON,0Oo bushels, shows that tho
youth IL making good progress in thia
limo. This iucrease In particularly
gratifying when compared with tho
reee OF Increase In the remainder of
~ country; Tor so much has been
yysteen Of the enormous Increase in
sAso production az the West, aimee
~ tnAs ono might naturally think
~ South would mako q moor
" euch comparison. In lisa.
oenoelQn Of corn In the TINTED
fAe1lee Of the South, Wa ONs..
+ 33ele and In 1etl II wa
+ F. ~ Sosnels-A gsin Of % Q per
{ n - 40 uas ~ NJ u
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the increase. The yield for 1875 and
1854 compare ~ foilows:
Total si22l5JO 6a,o22 600 20 So9,5Oo

comparing thIs remarkable Increase
IN tbs production of oats in t1s South
with the increase In the. rest of the
country, we find that from 1875 to 1884
the South made gain in her oat crop
OF 50 per cent, while the gain for tho
rest OF tho country was only 81 per
cent Chicago Current.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure IL sold by us ON guarantee. II
cures consumption. Sold by J. l.. vii.
Nans X Co,
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AT the Central academy, corner of
HARDWOOD and Live Oak, opens Mon
day night, September Il, at 1880 o'clock.
Call ON or address
w. A. BoLEs, Principal.
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MARRIAGE Guide

ESQ Pages, Fine Plate.
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for IN.
IN money or postage stamps. Over fifty wonJ",'
ful pen pictures, showing who NAV marry WI.
not, why; Proper aget to marry. Who marry FIRST
should marry. How life and happiness ,na ~ ~
Increased. Those married or about 70 n,.r W
should read it, of interest and yalua =. a'.s.!,
thinking man and woman Popular .,yS-cy
payer cover, zoe. Address DIR. WTIIrTTEp'
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Boucho. the grocer, has ~ ilno toa,
Sonee, sugar, canned goods, as can be
bought anywhere.
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Shilohs Catarrh Remedy, "a positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria and cank.
or mouth. Sold by j. l.. Williams &
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Road wagons, ph@tons, buggies and
al STYLES OF vehicles for salo low, by
Orr, u, Main street.
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Group, whooping cough and brou.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
Iohs euro. Sold BY J. 1. Williams a
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EoR RENT-A BRICK BUSINESS
4 house, 100 feet deep, II feet from floor
,oeelllngi glass front; suitable for Clothing
Elm street, iV''
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Tension Bros, OLD Elm street oppo.
site Sanger's, sell tho finest saddles,
hArness, whips, collars etc. They are
manufacturers.
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PATTERSON delivers prescriptions.
~ Main street, corner Poydras. New
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GO 70 Tension Bros, for saddles and
nsrnsss : opposite sansef's, Kim
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GoR SALEM DALLAS COUNTY-A
II fine country residence and stock farm
OF 80 acres; toaGtlful location ana well
improved; Rll best land; large 10 room
dwelling, very convenient; soft water la
around; abundance of water at house, bsrn
and pastuIe 6Je fruit trees, all kinds and
best varieties, shrubbefy and ornamental
trees; fine yard; s room tenement house;
large stocb barn, grauories ana tool house;
lVncre wood lot; about 90 bushel, corn; 90
tons Of hay, 10 head OF cattle, graded; 40
mead Of work stock, mares, mules and
horses; fine year old jack and stud; 10
stand OF bees in double story Iangstroth
hiNe; hogs, moving machine, rake, plows
anu wagons aud tools ofa we'll regu ated
farm. All at great sacrifice on account
OF declining hcaith-Sll,utO Payments
convenient STEW ART CRAvEN,O villa,
Texas, or SOUTHWEST LAND COMPANY,
IQ1 Main strcet!n }hps. Texas d,Nw.lm
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just try q bottle OF DR.. SCOTS Cocoa.
iron and Phosphorus. For sale by ali
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TOR SALE--A GOOD SECOGD. HAND
4 organ et low price, aud eusy terms il
desired. WILL \. WATKGN & Co, Herald
builUinS,
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Wemako a snecialty OF the celebrated
joel IL. Frazier whisky, and Wngen-
haeuser beer exclusively.
Two BRoruEas' SALOON,
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NotIcc TO Fublishcrs,
"A Chambers Folder in perfect order,
Tor sale cheap. Address HERALD oilice,
Dallas, Texas.
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NoR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FTffE.
4 nished front room. Apply TO 79j Elm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-21

Cold drinks, good cigars and wag.
ennnuser beer, exclusively, nj Two
Brothere' saloon.
sloopless nights made miserable by
thst terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is