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4 Brokcr shot Dead in HIS 'Oaice''
BY 10 Texan.

NEW YORK, August 3l.-About 2
p. m. Tom Davis, otherwise known as
VIM. Warren, was shot and killed in
room which he called his Office at No.
liz Reads street, by man who gave
his name rs j. 4. Holland, and says he
is u rexau aud that he came here from
Abilene, KS. Davis is II well-known
sporting man and has been occupying
this room for several years conducting
mn alleged brokerage business
in mining and other stocks.
There Is only about six
feet by ten, lighted by single
window, and is filthy in the extreme.
| 1hCo Davis, a brother of the muir
dcred man, was present at the time oil
the shooting and tumbled down two
flights of stairs in his haste TO get
away. AS Holland was walking rap
idly away from the scene Theo Davis
pointed him out TO u policeman who
arrested him. Holland was reticent
about the matter, merely asserting
that the killing was justitiable. IL Ia
supposed the shooting grew out OF
some transaction in stocks. When
Holland reached the station, a heavy
revolver, $500 in money and TIVE
gold watches were found on him. In
the right hand of the dead man was 1
So bill and scaitero' about the. flooi
were bonds of the hco value of $500
In his desk were !arg,. quantities o
securities, among them $4,000 il
bonds of the city OF Nation, Ill
signed by Thos. +. Lane, supervise
aud W. o. Ellis, clerk. The desk als'
contained bla,lk slips of the Santi
lieta Silver Mining company of Ne
vsda, and of The Pioneer and lnskeel
Mill and Mining company. Davis wa
shot twice, once through the breas'
, near the heart, AND once In the neck
Little ornotbing Is known of Holland
IL is said he has used several aliases
aud came from Colorado. lleis aboul
/ i feet II inches high. light complex
ion and is well built. lie has straight
light brown hair, aud a light NOUS
iache. lie claims TO BIO single man
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White Goods and Lawns.

We still rushing the i5 10 IL % 10 ,s a..
SO per yard yard of which "
white pques selling down. they
IN inns market. We are selling m &c ryd 80
We lot of India ejucod IN
until there " " ''''S ''""'o" q" Prces
Our coorcd Victoria
like hot cakos all this f '"' lucy We" :
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shaker Yes ..rha,'- H.

MT CALM, Tex August 81.
The vote at this polling box is still
democratic being sixty-four tor pro-
hibiiion and ninety -ninc against pro-
hibition. Shake
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Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

We have large line of these in all width
yard in this line we are showing the biggest drive
market
We are offering line of Torchon laces and insertions
yard by which you can judge how cheapgoods getting
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MADRID, August 3i.-'rhero were
1854 new cases OF cholera and i2iS
deaths reported throughout Spain
Yesterday.
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Embroideries Embroideries |!
.dgings, nice qualities 8 Lee

Hamburg Edgings nice qualities
Hamburg Edging good width &c.
Hamburg Edging
Hamburg Edging
Hamburg Edgng and all the
cheaper line Embrode line
aity and undesirable
,rc oprice W selling them for.
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PISA. August STA terrible thun-
der storm visited this city yesterday.
The lightning WAS awful and caused
great destruction. Ii struck and
battered the tower of the church of
it.Cecilia and that of the church Of San
giuseppe, the tower Is so badly split
hat IL Is expected to tall at any time.
Although subjected TO the hardesl
form la Pisa during the present gen
ration, the Leaning Tower remains
uninjured.
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CAMERON, CASTLES & STOREY,
-C;WIOIE5ALElS-
Grocers and Druggists
WACO, TIE AS.

The method of handling Customers without
the same plan for the coming
We will promptly
cusomersee
best possible classhcatons and highest prices.
Waeos Cotton
over other markets the State established
win
We
Europe which virtually
thus obviang the heavy canaon delays
resulting
OF other nakes Our three Railroads afford
9rtan facilities aud through local and
he
Increased and carefully selected stock
readiness FALL
handling goods with prompne
'' '"''"''''' -" "'' 80 '
Thanking their
continuance una
Yours faithfully,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-01

There viii be challenge betweea
Opera Ppif-Duke Of Durham for the
most popular In ite world,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-01

WHOLESALE
HARDWARE and CUTLERY
PLAIN q BARB FENCE WIRE
Cor, Austin & Fourth Sts., Waco, Tex
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SANGER BROTHERS

A. many Mechanics conveniently work side by side
building bound to have opening of Fall Trade
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-16
An Alleged Nail Rehh.r.

WACO, May l5.-lSpecial. i Postal In-
spector George A. Dice arrested s. l..
Lewis, colored, here to-day, for robblng
the United states mail of registered let
ters. Lewis, for nearly two years, has
bad the contract TO convey the mails to
aud from the various railroad depots,
For some time the postoface officials
here have been aware that Registered
letters wero being stolen, but, despite
ail iheir vigilance, they could not get
on TO the thief. Tho pouches came
and went In proper shape, but
every now and then q registered letter
would he missing. Detectiye Dice came
To wsrk up the csso.s This morning he
placed several decoy registered letters
IN the mail pouch going south over the
missouri fAcluc at noon. These ne
marked carefully, then ne followed and
watcheu the mail carrier who drove TO
before the train came In De.
tective Dice saw Lewis drive behind n
large water tank, where he thought he
was secure from observation, out open
the registered letter-pouch and abstract
the valuable letters. These he slowed
under the seat of his vehicle. Then he
produced an empty, unlocked mail sack /,
but with the usual spring lock attached,
place the mail that was not valuable in
this, lock II "a key Is not needed to
lock IT, being OF the spring pattern) and
drive back TO the railroad platform,
where ne received aud delivered his
mails as usual. When Lewis returned
70 the postoffice Inspector Dice arrested
him, and the negro owned up at once.
HIS plan was TO occasionally
steal an empty pouch with the
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A KilN,ng NJ stanhenv,lIe.

SrEPHENyIALE, May 15.-lSpecial. +
A sad affair took place two or three miles
east OF town on Monday evening. A
social party was given at Che residence
OF Mr.. Meeks. Among those in attend
ance was young man named Thomas.
In the course OF the evening a party
named Beall dropped in, and during the
progress OF the dance Beall made a
slisht remark about young woman,
VINO was the choice of Thomas, and al
whlcn ne took exception, although the
remark was not OF q very bad nature.
Vn Iuesdayi after dinner, at the resi-
dence OF Esquire Burroughs, Beall
went down TO a barn. Thomas and some
more farm hands were there. Beall
made the remark that 1t was about time
TO go to work, to which Thomas replied
that II was about time TO settle that
ahalr OF last night, Thomas i'm
mediately made blow at IL. Beall, and
then they clenched. During the fight
Beau drew knife, which was taken
from him, but not before he had struck
Thomas fatal blow, from which he
died on Wednesday mo rning. Soon al
ter the affair Beall came into town and
gave himself up, and was placed under
oond III S60O Tor an aggravated assault.
On the death OF Thomas an inquest Was
held, ard the jury found a verdict that
the deceased, Johu Thomas, came TO his
deeth by an inclsed wound from n
POCKET knife in the hands of Sam Beall.
Bealrs bond was fixed at $1,000, which
he has not yet furnished, but probably
VIII. the affair has created quito 4
furor, as the parties are well known.
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Waco Local Notes.

WACO, May l5.-ISpecisl.l l-At the
county convict farm, several miles south
the city, yesterday, Robert Hall, a
negro, working out fine for misde-
meanor, was shot by one Of the guards
young man named Darwin. The
negro attempted to run away, aud when
he would not halt Darwin shot him. The
wound Is dangerous and may provo
fatal.
Two young theological students of
Waco University, Messrs. Daniel and
Puthufi, have just been commissioned
by the board of Baptist missiona as
missionaries TO tho empire Of Brazil.
They will sail at an early date.
The Waco Light Infantry will go to
Lampasas TO enter the summer encamp-
ment there, and are drilling industri.
ously.
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After an Old Desorter.

PALESTINE, May i5.-[Speoial Two
weeks ago, Mr.. Jansen, fuel agent at
this place for the International & Great
Northern railroad, disappeared and it
has recently developed that he was de-
serter from the Fort Scott, Kansas,
post, United States army, since
1878. A warrant was issued for his ar
rest and return TO the military post at
San Antonio and II Is supposd that his
friends got wind of the TACT and acceler-
ated his escape. Jansen was well liked
by all who knew him and it is no mat
ter Of surprise that he fled government
drudgery at SIG per month TO fill an hon
orable position worth ten times as
much,
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san. DYnr Oantnred

BoNHAM, May l5-[special. This
evening abCut7 O'Clock there was great
crowd OF people rushing toward the jail.
The cry rang out "Sam Dyer is cap
turedp' which proved true. The officers
brought him In riding very fast and he
was one Of the easiesJ of mon to get IN
Jail, He did not wait TO be told, but
Went 10 on run TO his cell. He did not
love the great crowd that was following
him up so closely. The capture was
effected by Deputy Shoriffs w. A. HAM
llton and Duei5 Sanders, assisted by
John Mcfarland, jim Hinton, Hugh
Smith and VIM. Roston. These geutle-
mon win secure the $1,000 reward OIL
Tered. Dwy OF WAS found under a corn
crib at home, where he has been In hiding
since the murder OF Sheriff Ragsdale.
Both the murderers are now in Jail.
Much praise il due the officers ana all
who assisted in these arrests Hamil-
ton is the man who planned the last
capture and he did il so well that
Dyer had no show to even fire shot.
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A schooI Toacher on ana ..Harrnd rarn. ;,

A School Teacher on the "Ragged Edge"
PARIS, May To- lSpecial.l j. q.
Brooks, superintendent Of the Paris
public schools. brutaily beat pupil OF
the public school, yesterday, which so
aroused tho people that an Indignation
meeting was called, and assembled at
the courthouse last night aud OK
pressed their disapproval of his course
in said school. After several speeches
had been delivered committee of five
was appointed TO draft resolution set.
ting forth thoir grievances. The reso-
luton stated that:
1--WE ask the honorable board of trus-
toes to d!smissJ j. O. Brooks now and for
ever nom the superlntendency of the
schools"
Nine.tenths of the citizens are opposed
to Brooks. The school win close on the
last OF May.
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sam Davldson DId Nor Mntorinliye.

BREcKENRIDoE, May 15.-lSpeoial. l.
District court convened on the lth
and is still in session. No cases of inn
portance have yet been disposed of.
The State OF Texas VS.. Sam Davidson,
charged with murder, committed in
1879, was set for trial Tuesday, the 18th,
and as his attorneys had no lawful
reason for his non-pppearance, his bond
was declared forfeited. 1t will be re-
membered that Davidson came very
near being convicted at the last term of
the district court of this county. The
general opinion is that his bond is
worthless, although 1t has the certificate
OF the county clerk of Cook county GER
tifying 1t TO be good and sufficient
hond
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Admitted TO Bail.

GAINESVILLE, May l5,-ISpeoial.l Nv.
A. Poole was brought to the city last
evening for hearing before Judge
Piner, on writ of habeas corpus. Poole
is charged with committing a rape on
Dolly Hart, girl 10 years old, in Wise
county. The Case came up last night,
tho defendant being represented by
John l.. Lovejoy and the state by
County Attorney Carswell. Upon hear
ing the evidence, the judge considered
that II was not sufficiently strong to
warrsnt him in refusing bail, and ac.
cordingly defendant was held in $4,000
baii
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Will. Paint Notas

WILLS POINT, May l5.-lSpecial. i
The large stock Of dry goods of o.
Hirschberg that was attached some
weeks ago by Sanger Brcs., of Dallas,
has just been opened up under the man.
agement of j. j. Dlokard Il %.
The ladies of the Metodist church
gave supper in the City Hall Tonight
which was well patronized and grand
success in every way. Receipts OF the
evening will reach over 500.
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AMexican AdIus,mo,t

PIEDRAs NEaRAs, Mex, May l5.-
Especial l-Sometime ago a policeman
named David Montaz arrested ranch
NAV, lldefonso Nuerta, who was drunk
aud beat him seriously. This morning
Nuerta lured Montez to the outskirts Of
the town and when they arrived at va.
cluded place shot him through the head,
killing him instantly. A body of police
started in pursuit and caught Nuerts
seven miles from town. After his sur
render brother-in-law of Montez, a
sergeant of police, coolly rode up to
him and shot him dead. Things are
now considered adjusted.
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poss..office, when he went there fer the
lnMis, and then cut open and rite the
registered letter pouch, using the sack
ne had stolen to put the nom valu able
mail IN, and thus deliver the proper
number of sacks, all locked, enc,
10 the agent on the train,
was shrewd trick, es-
peoislly for an ordinary negro, as Lewis
appears TO be, but he played it once too
piten. tfs estimated in the post-offlce
here that his speouIations will amount
TO 5000 and possibly more. He was
jailed to await an examination before
United states Commissioner Finks.
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MarrIagea at nInrahalI-

MARSHALL, May l5.-ISpecial.l Pat
rick Devina and Miss Kate bearing
were married at the Catholic church,
yesterday morning.
X G. Alexander, of Bonham, and Miss
Maggie Oraige, of Paris, were married
on the 18th instant, and are now spend
ing their honeymoon with Capt. s. G.
oitV
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staggering. staggering and soberIng

MINEoLA, May 10 Special quito
an excitement was caused here yester-
day by tho arrest OF United States Dep
uty Marshal Bob Ingram, of Sulphur
Springs. He caino here lor the purpose
of making some arrests, but, being fond
OF liquor, he was soon most gloriously
drunk, and becoming too boisterous, tho
alert officers of this place arrested and
carried MIN before his august mai
esty, tho mayor, where he was
fiued $25, aud escorted to Jail till he
had recovered from his spree.
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Brslten Arm.

MARSHALL, May lb.-[special. The
little son of Andy Scoheld was thrown
by Capt. Dick Thompson's mare, this
afternoon, sustaining compound COM
inuted fracture OF one OF his arms. DR..
Eads was called In aud dressed the
wound. The boy is doing as we'll az
could be expected under the circum.
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An Inaane Man.

DENIsoN, May l5.-lSpecial. ~. t.
Caudle has been a painter here for sew
sral years and owns some property.
Lately he has been showing signs OF in
sanity. Yesterday at the Grand Army
camp meeting he made speech OF such
insane utterance as caused him to be
elected from the grounds. To-day he
delivered a sermon on Main street In a
very mad manner, and afterwards was
arrested and jailed. Tonight he is be-
ing tried. ON "A charge Of lunacy. His
trouble In supposed to come from lead
poisoning,
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ABILENE, May l5.-[Special. -Fir-
teen head out of drove of cattle re-
Gently stolen at night from the stock
yards here were recovered to-day on
Pecan bayou, Callahan county, by Mar
shal Hill and Sheriff Cunningham. The
search is continued tor the balance Of
the cattle and for the robbers. The cat
tie we're re.branded by the thieves.
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Took Too Much "Reorestion." )"

BREoKESRIDsE, May l5.-[Special. l.
S. E. James was arrested for theft of
horses and lodged in Jail by Sheriff
Douglas, on the llth. James has been
resident OF this county for some time,
put would take trip To southern Texas
now and then for recreation, which
caused his arrest,
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The Chicago Trunk TraEedians Indicted

CHICAGO, May l5-The grand jury to.
day presented indictments against all
three of the selC-confessed murdorers of
Filippo Csruso, Sylvester Ignazls, ,Au-
gustine Girado, alias "The Dude" and
Giovanni Azzeco we're indicted as prin-
cipals to the horrid crime, and Antonio
Mureurio and Bove as aecesHories.
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sHERMAs, May l5.--Ispecial. The
examining trial OF Bert Willis, the al :
legged telephone fund embezzler, was
postponed until the Goth. Il. X. Baker.
who made the complaint against him,
became one of his bondsmen.
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A Foyer ,JnlIea

SAN ANaELo, May l5.-[Special. III.
Norman was committed to jail yester-
dsY for forging ], N. Upton's name to
check for $75, in default OF $500 bond.
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A Horse Thief ,Captu,ea.

MARSHALL, May 15.-- Special -
George Gofi, colored, stole horse from
rack on the public square to-day. He
was pursued and captured several miles
IN the country, and in default of $500
bail was committed.
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A Hanging at Washington.

WASHINGTON, May l5,- John s. Lang
ston, the negro ex-cavalryman, lunatie,
desperado, thief and murderer, was
hanged in the corridor of the city ian
at o'clock this morning.
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Ike Plummer, Hold 10 Answer

AUSTIN, May Ia Special Ike
Plummer, arrested on suspicion of
numbering DR.. Johnson's cook, was held
in the sum OF 81 900, in default of which
no was remanded to jail. The evidence
against him was purely circumstantial.
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APolIeeman lConrIetsd.

NEW YORK, May 10. Police Sergeant
Crowley was convicted to-day
OF grossly assaulting Maggie
Morris in the barroom Of a ballroom a
few nights ago.
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A Crooked Juror salIvatad

New York, May l5.-The Juror,
Harvey w. Munsel, who visited the Of
fee of o'Donovan Rossa during the
trial Of Short, for carving Capt. Phelan,
WAS adiudged guilty Of contempt of
court, and WAS sentenced to 30 days in
Jail and TO pay fine of $3.50.
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From a Snnclnm hal a nell

AUSTIN, May Ia Special "A. L..
Cashiell, formerly editor of the Kyle
Nutshell, was found guilty of stealing
books from the library of Smith IL Trigg,
anu was to-day sentenced To one yearIs
confinement in the county iail.
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Not Guiltv.

PALESTINE, May l5.--[speciaI. I'm
tho district court yesterday the jury in
the case of Jim Hoxie, charged with
raplnga a oolored girl, returned a YER
dict OF not guilty.
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NEW YORK, May l5.-Nathaniel Land,
a former public fnnctionary, againet
whom the city has begun suit to re-
cover $7OeOOO has been arrested in New.
Haven.
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murdered old Mrs. Lydia Mavbee and
her daughrer Mary at Oyster Bay, L. l.,
nearly two years ago, was hanged in the
Jaii mere at :45 this morning. He died
without struggle.
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Il. @. BAYNE, J.T. IRRELEVANT, IN.
President. Vice President.
Dallas Natl Bank
Authorized Capital, $500, 600
Capital paidin $3.50, 600
Surplus and Undivided Profits, S45, 600
Accounts Of Merchants and IndiyidusIs Solicited

DIREoroRs: .. q. Baype, W. B. Worsham.
T. K. Ferguson, A. j. Porter, ]. T. Trese-
want, Jr., Z. L. Marsalis, Alfred Davis, O. A.
Eeating, K. NJ. Reardon.
The following are prominent subscribers
20 the stock OF this bank:
q. NJ. TROUTMAN, President Central Ma
siOnal Bank, Philadelphia.
T. W. BROWN, of Provldent Life and Trust
Co., Philadelphia.
W, A. PULLMAN, President Seaboard
Sank, New York,
JAMES Il. GRANNIs, Of Tradesmens
Eational Bank, New York.
g. q. BAYNE, President First National
Renk Bradford, Pa, and Vice. President
SsanOard Bank, New York
/. ~ LAWToN, OF First National Bank,
Olean, N, Y.
Olsan, N. Y.
j, 2. ,HANNA, OF Weir plow Co., Nom.
month, Ill.
transit Company OF United States.
jos. SEEP, ofthe Standard oil Ca.
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Pre- pairing for the Galyesto,

-" '''O ""INVsVUH HHHXlnE,
GALVESTON, May 15.- The scaffold
upon which Jasper Rhodes, the colored
uxoreide. is to be hanged on the 2ond
instant, is being erected In the CITY hii.
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The Notorious Henry Rugg Hanged.

HUNTERS POINT, L. l., May i5.-
Charles Henry Rugg, the negro who
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A Greater Rush and Greater Bargains
THAN EVER AT
GOLDSMITH Bros.

SINCEa WE COA1ME MENC TO OF
FER SPECIAL BARGAINS ALI,
SOR S0MP MPETITORS HAVE BBEN
MPEIIED TO IMITATE us, BUT
NOT WITH LIKE SUCCESS F7OR,
TEIE SIMPLE REASON THEY HA : V Fj
FAILED TO REALI1B WHAT A
GEN UINB BARGAIN IS. OUR, GUS
ION BRS KNOW THE SElCREIT OF
QUIZ BEING ALWAYS BUSY W.T. HErN
OTTER HOUSES ARR COMPLAINT
ING OF NOTHING DOING AND
THAT IS BFCA USE
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Housekeeping Goods.

Heavy Damask Table Linen, 25c. per yard.
Turkey Red Table Linen from 8Oc per yard.
We have always been way ahead ON TOW
ELS. Come and see our assortment and
prices--they viii astoDish ycul
New English CretOnnes, l626c. per yard.
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GUA BABGAS ARE GOODS AWAY BELOW THEIR TRUE VALUE!
o ourP Prove oOneand II
We are Able to Defy all Competition!
And the FIRST HOUSE here p ONLY HOUSE mark
ing a FIGURES
SILKS.

Plaid and Checked Summer Silks, i5c. per
yard-sold elsewhere for 75,.
Fine Gros. grain silks, superior quality,
t6c. per yard-worth 90c
Anew line OF Black Silks from Soc, to 500
per yard.
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Dress Goods.

Nuns Yelling, In all the new shades, l695c.
per yard,
Brocaded and Fancy Buntings, lG25c. per
yarC.
Fancy and Figured Debegis, 1890. eryard
All-wOol Nuns Veilirg and AlbRtrOss
Cloth, ONLY 25c. PER YARD.
Double width All-wool French Albatross
50c. per yard-worth 7hc.
25c.
Chaugeable Japanese silks, yards for 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-16

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