The Dallas Daily Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 27, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 28, 1880 Page: 4 of 8
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THE DALLAS KEItALI TUESDAY MOKNING DJJflMItn 2S.
TKE DALLAS DAILY HERALD
rOUTS ELLIOTT & HALL.
IIDI0ATI0N3.
Colter nyrthtr'y winthi partly etmdv
weather unit (oca! 'r'im( jlafftmai'ir or ril)i
barometrr ii th : southern uiU western jiorf iM.
SLANDERING TBXiS.
Ii corameatine en the disrraceful
i0i'
that look plict a few days ego in th hall
tftnnrrrAi. tin rtrln.v. DaBntrftt oaftS
ont ef iti way to an uncalled Tor thrust
at th Tia delegation because it appears
that Mr. G. W. Joaei iii proper te lake
part in tin fracis. Vf depreoate sojond
xprBsion any luck'matliod of ;conducting a
debate adjiiBlitifj. difficulties ai that pur
iud by Measrt. Sparks and Woaver
we care net frem what seetion
of tha country tka parties may cee and
ra shall never hatitata to so express cor
ilvs but that because Mr. Jomi itaould
eonclude to la'part it ii unjust uegenar
oua aid illogical for any journal or individ-
ual to centinu the eritioiimso aBtosinbraeo
a whole delegation tliat had ai littl U do
frith it ai anyjotkar itate. And particularly
is tha course f Ihs Democrat inexplicaM
when tha fact ii that tea ma who
rapraient Texas ia congress to-day are
tka admitted equals ai a delegation of aoy
from auy quarter of the uiioa. Tka ir-
relevancy and the importinenay of lujgisf
in tha caees of Jim Curry and Doorkeeper
Fit.hui;h to establish a naiui via: there-
fore "Texas kai not for a long time turned
out a roally. satisfactory article of gnat maa
unlets it be Jones" il clearly apparent. Aad
it would item that nother tkiig ai th
case now itaads it equally apparent
viz: that there was aa animus behind tkit
thrust of the Democrat not creditable to the
head or the heart. If the Globs Dimocrat
or the New York Tribune or Chicago Inter
Ocean kad'used the words employed by this
Vow Orleans paper we should lot have been
o much surprised; but a journal that is
soliciting 'the patronage of this
itate and whose city and
people ara snaking our friendly
business relations should de this gross in-
justice to the state to our delegation to New
Oraris and her merchants is a course that
while we regret we must censure. Brutal
force or feats 'of physical strength are net
whatpeoplo go to" congress t indulge In
and parado before the couutry. If this were
80 then th sooaer w soourod a menagerie
f tigers; panthers lions jackasses and
other;nild;basts of strength of body limk
add lungs tke nearer we would approxi-
mative .intent ;for they would put to
shame the'strongest of tke strong men in ev-
ery legislative hall. Civilization has pre-
greeted bat Utile where argumeat cannot be
iadulgsd in in deliberativ assemblies with-
out th opponents heir- call! liars pal-
troons yillians and tke reciprocal com-
pliment of a knock down or a ehallesge to a
duel. Ferhaps one er two vigorous eiamples
made by tk hou60 or stnal evi-
dencing its disapproval of such a course as
that of the gentlemen earned in tke way of
dismissal from ;th thalls would be well.
Th moral son-e of the; country will ot
counteiaace such resorts 'in such a place as
Messrs. Sparks and Weaver satin to delight
in and the sooner this is understood the- bet-
ter. Th truth is the day is pasted when th
fag f battle whea the throwing of a mm
iato a dtin of ferocious aiiinals8 ia Toguo
to ascertain if be ke on tte true sido or not-
Unsurpaafibility of abuse unequalled ability
to usn billingsgate and reach of limk or
strength of muscular tissuo were in damaad
in the barkarout age but things have
Chsnged iu this en. Ai tho tarns tira an
najust piece of criticism is non th
less reprhaiit1" ja a' journal on
of th instrumentalities of advaaeing
civilization. It is in ordor for the Demoerat
ither to explain its language if that be pes-
aiblo or to r-afflrm it either ky xprat
statement or ky its tiltuce on this subject ia
the future and we shall wn'.ch its court aid
report accordingly.
THE SUPPLY OF FUEL.
For several days past Dalles has been out
f coal and to-day two ear-loads only were
parcelled out in the fac of a demand fr
fifty or one hundred tons. Our tola depend-
ence for a inpply is from the MoAllir.er
mines in th Indian Territory and that has i
t'ais winter failed to sad to Texat much over
half wanted. Tlint mice is not only called
upon to supply all the towns in Toxas but
th Missouri Kansas & Teias aad Houston
& Teia Cntrl lailroads btsido. This it
down this way. W don't know bow
bout lk;.cumry beyond il. It kai no
the capacity to do it or at leatt
has lamentably fall s'aort of the demands
ntadu uponpt. It is extremely doubtful if
tbr is any improvouient neit winter. If
the ml no is overtaxed bow tb chances are it
will b far more so one year hence and the
supply giow smaller in proportion as our
population manufactures and rvlways In-
crease. U rauit look for supplies from
other sources to help th:i McAllister out.
There are mines developing wet of us on
th. Texas & TadCe which It is ferv.ntly
hoped will.'prov tjt.h cac-a to guC5MsfuUy
york. U is not possible fur the
Indian nation to meet the trade unlcst it
does better than it is now doing. We km
thers is 6coal famine at varieut point north.
Wood lit becom exhausted in many eeur.-
tei and districts and the peoyl hvf noth-
J:it; to lock for to keep warm but coal.
W hen this .fails them they can do nothing
but freeze or burn corn which many in Illi-
nois are doing. And u wood will yoar
ft.r jetr Krow scarcer coal wlllhavoto
take it pl.s as fuel and for making 5-lim
" ate already uig it al'uo
togthr. W mu.t hereafter go ito the
ground for material to build our fires Tim-
ing rapidly more so at the state U being ol-
tied up and rising in value so fast that it will
soon become higher than coal if it has not
already reaohed that state. There Is ono
thinjr however the people of this city
should do and that is to lay in a partial sup-
ply in the summer in foar. ol nccidant dur-
ing tke winter. There is no trouble about
getting plonty of ocal then to run upon dur-
ing eold weather.
Sara Bkrniukdt says that if any person
in press pulpit or elsewhoro shall libel her
she intends to sue for damngos as provided
for by law. The good sense of the country
will not rebel against this course. Sho is as
eauck entitled to pursue the tenor vf her
way as is the preacher in the church or the
editor at his desk so long as she infringes
upon no one else's rights. Yhen she libels
tk) church it will have a right to retort on
hir. And it must b remembered that she
has received since her advent into this
country from forty to fitly letters per day
asking for contributions to churches.
and bait said to her credit the is on of tho
most liberal of contributors. The teeiul
community have no more right of intrusion
upon her private life than they hare upon
the privato life of any other actor or actress
or lecturer er editor or other person.
The meeting in tho interest of public an
cation to be held on Friday December 31
at the First ward school rooms it likely to be
prolific ia good results. It is beliivert that
the proper steps will be takea to iaaui'iirat
a batter system of pubtic schools ia this city
aad to this end tho city couacil will bo peti
tioned to take the requisite steps to effectuate
this dtsiga. Buch iadividatls as may find it
locoaveaigat to attend aad who may still de-
sir to "oiprets their views upon
educational matters csn have anr cater
which may b written duly kid bofor this
sting by leaving th sam at th ditoria!
rooms of tho Herald. There are mea ia
Dallas able to give clear-cut uahesitatiag
opinions respoctiag education mon of cath-
olic syuipbathies aad cillivated minds aad
tkese should ke heard from.
The typographical execution of some o
our Christmas mornieg exchanges oviJoncts
the fact that tho iwernge compositor is as
fond as any one ele ef celebrating the eve of
the groat Christian holiday. Some of the
typographical blunders nrn amusing. Wish
aa editor writes a toplofty Article aad next
morning fistla ia it such errors aa "in the
cycle of the jit" for "ages" and for "his
imperial majesty" tho printer makes il
"iaferaal" and "Lkots gentle eyes be damned'.
fer"bedinamd" also for "the color of jo-.r
rose" wo are treated to "the color of year
nose j" and in another place in lieu op
"To the Associate I I're-s" tkere annsars
"The Ass-Toocciatud Prtis" verily all
this arikket on fuel as if ke would like to go
dead or coald jum a printer's eyes.
Tim Kansas City Times is strongly urging
in viiw of the immense monopolies vhich it
says nre bing built up in Missouri that tii
logiaUturo shall take stops to protect tha im-
mense farming aud mercantile interes s. It
ssys tht it cn proscribe as did West Vir.
ginia two years ago in hor contest with the
Baltimore J: Ohio that local freight shall not
bo taxed out of proportion with the rates for
through freight. W therefor csll upon
the legislature when it meets to pees such
enactnientt as will make It impossible for
Jay Gould or any other railroad bossos from
using our railroads built particularly with
our money as feeders for thoir eastern trunk
linos and from making of our cities nier
way stations to collect th casnuwc which
is to enrich New York.
i'lUJ. J JJ
A tmarjLAB disonso has recently been no
ticed in Chicago that of "blood sweating.'.
Tho cae notod begun by a profuse bleeding
of the ns of a hoy seven years old in 1873
this being succeoded by black patchus all
over the body aad interanittoat flows of
blood from tke mouth and the eyes until
Anally it came from all psrts of the body
the gums tungue eyes. tny exciUment
feoras to briug on this "blood twafilin."
At times th boy is perfectly free from th
rouble. II is now fourtsen yoau of ae
intelligent and clever. Tk cato baffles the
skill of the pkysicinni.
Ex-Goviititoit Torter of Tennessee tald
to a Hertld icipirter in New Tork a few
dayj ago that tha pe;le of kit stale intern!
to It le their doht favorably and that the
do !1t : rosult of the recent eleetion clearly
it. d t io qusst'en. He tays that Teinestee
was m' ej proipeie.it progrefsive and
happv ai now and that the debt principal
and interest anion at to $ 000000-
Texas A l'acKle Ctullroitil rxtonnloat.
Governor Browa and Colonel Noble of
th Ttxas i l'acilc road went to liaird en
Friday on an inspection tour .to that point
and th track is accepted t far.
Baird is on taction 100 or 171 milt wet of
Dallatj it in CallM-au eountv and about six
atilet aortk of Del! Tiain 'tie county-seat.
The next bwn west ef IUird will be Abi-
lene in Taylor comity about twenty miles
further and about nin miles north of Buf-
falo Gap tho countv-test. The high trestle
bridgi vst of liaird on section 110 are
about flirished; alse the ktavv work oa llril-
ton& Lyons' contract and 'with plenty of
ties and iron Coleman will lav one ard
one-half mllei of track iter
day for th niiy.t 600 miles
contrary to many predictions. Hale did not
delay thotM-k-).vi..g a moment at lm big-
reck cut which is 20 fet dcp nd 1000 lent
long with a yey high mbat.knwr.t at each
nil and all n rt four degree rourse.
The wo:itfcsr hr.s been unusually fine; no
rains since August; men ail iiave tho best
health Had being cemfartubiy (uarUrd iu
tke new sleeping coaehei uud w. 11 fid ; wori
well.
Governor 13iown and Colonel Nehlo went
Wit ia a buggy e s far .s Abilono aad we:
well-plied with Tavlor couatv. The
laais in Tav'.or Nolan and Vitthcfl coun-
t es are not t) broken and rocky ai in K't-
laud. Callahan and I'alo I'inV.i and are bet-
ter adapted fur agriculture being one of the
luest bodies of land in the whole tU.te.
Many partita from Kentucky Ji.
euri are making largo investments ia Thy-
It eountv and a h.avy immiprnlion is prmii-
Who l:ko "the poor Indiau" oiust mo've
Junca of Texas
N. O. Democrat.
It is difficult to gaza upon Jones of Texas
without a thrill. Not for a loeg time has
Texai produced a man like Jones. Some few
yean ago Doir keeper Fitzhu.h burst up
on tke country and dazzled as with hit ra-
diance but Fitzhugh wai meteoric
lie was beautiful and bright
kut he wasn't solid. There was no
"stay" in him. Then there came Jim
Curry; kut Curry has his woak points. The
fact is that Teias has not for a v rylone
time turned out a really satisfactory article
of great men unlets it be Jones. Jones be-
gins well. He discloses a willingness and
ability to tike advaatage of emergencies.
Ho is ike person who on Tuesday when tho
Hon. Weaver and Don.Sparks were trying to
show how.rlostly thebouseof representatives
fould bo made to re'emklo a barrel house.
saw and improved his opportunity to in-
tro iuco the Texas yell into congress. "We
bolitve it to kave keen the first appearaiceia
the national legislature of Ike genuine Texas
yen. ma tiavo squabbled m the bouse be-
fore. lYssibly they may havo peeled off
their coats and pranced about a little though
w doubt it. But wo are tatisfled that Jones
is tke llrst man who ever pnrtially unilrcased
himself and yelled like a Conmnohe bocauso
two other gentlemen were quarreling. It is
new established that no fighting can go on in
the house without Jones tsking a hand.
Honorable mombsri who propose to unbend
in a littlo flstieuff mut make allowaaces
for Jones and his veil. Ho has'nut himself nn
record and it is believed ho means business.
Th country ought to be proud of Jones.
No doukl it hi. Hence wo sav it is difficult to
gaze upon Jeaes without a thrill. It is iu
iact impossible.
rUllmrrjr anl Ills Hlit Una.
Mr. K. Fitzbarry falling out with Mr.
James Koss threatened to take that gentle-
Kiau'j life. Mr. Eoss came into th eity and
and swore out a warrant for his arrest. Depu-
ty Sheriff M:IW. accomoanied hv Mr. I're.
t n I'ollard W(!nt out to Mr. Fitzbarrv's resi
dence som e Urn miles south of tke citv. but
so toon as ht taw tkem ha seized bis shot
gun and went up ttairs into a room locking
the doer. Ho swore that he would not sur-
render and a parloy ensued between him and
tho officer who succeeded however in con
vincing Mm that it was beat to meet and talk
tke matter over. ;Fitzbarry consented to this
and when he (fame down the officer and Mr.
lVHard get the drop on him and he wus
liiarmoa Drought to tho eity and lodged in
au.
Me t ut to lilll.
Sunday night Jusso Grant a driver on th.
San Jacinto street ruilwsy was severely cut
ith a razor in the hids of a negro named
Charles Medlin. The car was crowded with
blacks and they were all very boisterous and
noisy. Grant tried to keen order when the
negre Medlin grew very impudent and be-
gau abusing him. Grant then walked back
o whore he was whea Medlin whipped out a
azor and cut him. the wnur:(J rvtnnilln fmm
the crown of his head down th side'of his
ace terminatisi? at the ikroat. (Irant'a
road-brim hat which ertuirl A
his face eaved his life. Th negro niado his
escape but whs subsequently arrested and is
now in jail. Grant's wound was dretsed by
Dr. Morton and though a very severe one
it is not a dangerous cat.
t'hrlslmax Treo Fcstivitlox.
Last night at Field's opera house the chil
dren of St. Mathew's Sunday school held
thoir Christmas tree fettivitios. The tree
was beautifully arranged several arckes of
cedar forming a grotto in the coutro of which
stood the tree bearing presents of ovcry de-
scription for the happy little ones who 'lis-
tened intently as their names were cnlld.
It bore giftt for th older ones also and smue
of them Wer hnndsomn and costly. The
children returned to their homes ladened
with presnats and as happy as larks. Tho
young gontleiaen and ladies remained a whil
ongr promenading and engaging each othor
in social conversation.
Tamer Hall.
The Christmas celebration at Tumor hall
given under th auspicia of th Turner and
Frhsinn sinking societies was a grand sue-
cet. J here was a Chrintmas tree and pres-
ent! were voted ete. The music was good
aad after the entertainment proper was over
the hall wai cloared and the dance bums.
hieh was kept uu until twalvo o'clock.
Professor Baur'etilenilidochestra furnished
th music for the affair.
Mcri'liiuit Tnilar
7.1S1MBKMAN' Jk CO
One of the most attractive t . I. ring ostab-
liahiuents in thestato ia that of Messrs. Zim-
merman & Co. They commerced businoss
in Dallas a littlo over three years ago aid
like all enterprising successful men their
opening was on a small scale. Mr. Zimmer-
man's superior skill and exquisito workman-
ship attracted tho attention of gentlemen of
tnsto; his business extended his patrons in-
ci.mnnd by seorces his stock of ood9 was
multiplied over and over agnin until now
nearly every fashionably dressed person one
moots wilh not only in Dallas but in sur-
rounding towns and i itie. hns hij clothoj
made at Zimmerman & CVs. Their busi-
ness is a suceuu in tho truest sense of the
word. Keeping as they do a large and ele-
gant assortment of every vuriety and latost
styles of pieeo goods from tho most celebrnted
manufacturers in this country nnd Eu-
rope thny are enabled to suit tho wants of
anyone from a nobby biiiinoss suit to the
finest brendcloth and common guniouts. In
stylo and workmuithip nnd a neat and com-
fortable fit they acknowledge no niperioni
and these sjrlded to their wnrranty that all
their materials aro of tha best has won for
them that celebrity and fame of vihiek they
may jujlly fjol proud.
Wanted 100000
Bushels of corn by F. A. Glass ot Co. at
their corn shollor south side of public um.
Hollilay Kt.vleN.
.Tmt racoived a new lino of Holiday sly'es
tilk nnd stiff hats and they are inimcus" at
Leon Kahn's.
I.niits Sn.y Kunnian
is always bii'.y and makes quick ssles and
tiaull profit?. K. iiuuman 700 Klin fctioai.
Gelo Connor's for drugs.
pricmHtic Inmrs
Look for tho
Hamburg Syrup is a dosd shot for tore-
t'.iroat. A Frnukfort Uy Pliy-ilclfMi PAyi
Some months ago tho daughter ef one of
our prominent citizBua was pronounced e
hopeli'.-iaconsuiiip'.ivn. Him was very jer.ct'
reduced in flesh terrible cough her life
pTHdmvlly wns'.ina nw.iv. I lvcoivmirnded
her to UHi "Dr. Swnyno a Compound Svi-ip
of Wild Cherry" whii.h alio did. In a di ri
time tha win free from ill c?ui;h m l ..ilior
yitoma nnd ia now rvsy nl hniUhy.
l'rico -.'6 tonts and a bottl.i it eix lntifn
$3. The largo size ia the nn cori:ra ciil.
l'Mpared only bv Dr. Swnync & Sun l'hiia-
delphla. Sold by druggist!.
B. ilt'GEUT A BRO
DSULEHS IN
Dry Uole Notlonx au I.a.l(ca'
(leafs FuraWliIng- Goods
819 AND 821 NORTH TIFIlt STRIttT ST. LOUIS
kbw tokk house C38 and
640 JIKOAUWAT.
No retail dry goods store in St. Louis or
the west is more popular than the above es
taelishment as evideaced by the larce num
ber of CBstomcrs to be seen ruarly always
there purchasing goods. The St. Louis
boue is a branch of tke
Now York house eaabling them
to take advantngo ot any chtngo in the mar
ket thus placing luoro in direct competition
wun largn ary goous nouses in eastern citiet
They nuke a specia'ty ef fillinz orders kv
mail and parlies sending their orders canrett
assured they will be fairly dealt with in all
respects. Samples of dress goeda etc. will be
sent on application ana toe very lowest
figures will be nivento parties orderiasrffooda
by mail the tame at if you were present in
persen and deulitj with them. Ssod for
catalogues pnets samples tlo.
Ttie Old KollnbU.
ueorge juCK me o.ueji iurnnur aeator in
the city has ono of the largest a-' n..'t ele
gant Hocka of luraituro r oieckii n Dil
las. And whllii he .. to lower grades
ai ?uiier wiioieeaio t.r reiail. lie pmjes him
self on keeping the Utest f-Uhis and patterns
and elejjMit dvsigns of nuw furnituro. What
danger ISros. are to the dry goods trade
Georire Kick is to tha furnituro trudo. 13oth
are old firms and both have tho confidence of
the people. Those who know Kick will buy
oi no omer person. vuen lurmture is waated
call and see him make his acriuaintauce. and
buy your furniture from him if you wuut to
oe pieasoa in goods ana prices.
ftOt'IETY NOTK'KH.
RKCOKDKll'SNOTICK-All members of A.
O. UW. aro requested to atlaud meeting; for
election of olllserg thuovenlug at thtlr hull at
7X o'clock.
G. W. PLOWMAN Recorder.
GLASSCO-Sunilay atht tho Kith Inr.t nt
Tuscola 111. after u very short lliuess Mrs.
Miuyaret Ulaisco.
Shesntul last wlnlir In Dnllae vIsltitiK her
Ren-in-law nnd duiiKbter Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Kelly and lier ninny Iricmle and aenunint.
ance.s wnlch she mule w hile In this eity will
bo pained lo learn of her unexpected demlao.
She was n iile-loiiii nmmher or the M. K
cnui'h and a cousin of tin Key. A II. Kent t lie
irest'Bt iiistji- of tho Tabernacle 1L. E.
cuureu.oi inn cny. t lie lenrea to hcrsorrow-
tiighuali'iud and ci.ildien wiiat is a far richer
legacy than gold silver or IuikJo Hie example
of anoblcClii inliaii ll!'.
l(K(il'i.ATEa the Ttowela rniTeets Kidney1
DeriiiiKeiiieiitM Cleanses tho Itlood and re-
moves IVcul Mutter frnin the Stomach.
All eoniilninlfl sue II lis Ml'lousncss llrad-
ache CoMlvenesN Indigestion 1'nln In lh(j
Side Uuck or Chest .nii);iiiiliii'ss Dizzi-
ness Sour stomneli Etc. are spuedllj cur-
ed hy this Wonderful Keinedy
From Rev. Tr. He Anally editor of the St.
I.ouis Cliilslian Advocate
"I linvotiled j. & c. Minrulrc's Cmidu-
rnniio on invself nnd others nnd it is my
opinion that to produce ti healthy mid side
action on the l.ive'KidiicyKiind aeeivtiims
fcncrally llioro Is nut n hotter medicine
mow ii and for persons of llitiims or Cos-
tlve linliils ltsiiction is most eltei-tive nnd
saliitury." 1). It. MoA.NAI.I-Y.
A Testimonial from a well-known Actor
kit Iho Arkansas Traveler
Mers. J. C Mviiiinir:
Your CiiiHliiriiiip) nnd Hennn Plnnt now
Iho Justly c-elelirnteil iiiodiciue.s have
proviMl such invalualjlo r inedies in my
e.Tiici'ienco that 1 eau confidently recom-
mend tlicm. 'I'heir success Is truly remark-
nhlo. Hcoiioctfulh-
P. 8. CILVSriUU.
St.
lonln l iilverslty.
St. Louis Jlnv 0 isn.
n. MAr.unti::
rated Cniirtitrnnjro linvtnsr
'.iliv nsi'il fin-. 1 1. iL.ril. rr
Mepsr?.
Youc
li'
in i oe inurm-iry oi our institiitiiin woceu
recommend it as n valuahlo specillc.
lir. VOOlVAi:i) inllrinaihin.
WOOD MEDICINE CO.
Bolk rnonuKTons bt. Louis MO.
4.. il... i. .'. 1 . . " y ULliu
6yst r-bay
HSSTAURANT
)if.i av niulNltht.
ficiiLlvi'd ilalty from th;'
GII.K.
OYSTKi:s silo Ter Dozen
1'KTK UltUKS Pn.
CJ-rhr.i? tU-ors
II.r.ildjr
oice.
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fYm P.'.' ) 1
w ;1
Y. ' ' i: -
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$50000 Worth of DRY GOODS
KNIT GOODS
IVIen's Youths'i Boy's Cl'thing
all...' n .an ... ...... .
I-alies' Geutleuion's A Chlldrem'a Boots A Shoes Cloaks A Dol
Oil Cloths
SLAUGHTERING REDUCTION
tmfZJ1"' t.pBMI. I
A. & E.
I.IiHMAN llROS.
Kew Yrlt.
J. B. DRUIIY
LEHMAN ABRAHA
COTTON
Cor. GItAYIEB & BAK0ME
K. A M. Lehman New Yori.
H Alnahaiu ")
r . Jl ai ke J-New OrloanB.
M. .Stern ' J
Children's Ladies' and Gents'
Shoes
m.fiudlCHs Variety Suitable
17oolf 9s Shoe Store
f'OKNEIt KIM ANtt
H. W. HAKBY Ss Blli
62
ELM
Jlamil'actiirera
Stores Tlttwaa-c (ueeuMrnrc Heating; & Cooking stoves
Cull and Examine the
"Early Breakfast" GookingStove
It U BomethlnsNew end Deslralile.
ryAlHomamUaclure" - ' lvan d lion Cornices Window Capa and Hheet Ironware;
Shingles Sash
-at
CLARK & BOYD Proprietors.
Ib now prepared to furniah all kinds of
drosscd Liiinlwr Flooring Ceiling Etc.
Shoi test notice. Oiili-iu trom th. uuuy solicited and jiromptly filled.
BOOK STORE
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
A Complete line ol f chool and Mlnoollanenna nootra. Also HOLIDAY OOD3 in great vari-
ety. AU bout lower I haa ever offered lii thin market.
Mkool 3loohH;to tho Trade at PnbllNtaers' IVIioIssvIa List.
ritsaariisG. whsapi'ino aris isitciukk.v papeis
TT. J. SIIOSE - . Mo. B05 Main Htreot.
NO HORE WOOD FAMINE I
Just I2cIvc ai'id toe
CORDS
At tae Kfi.st BiJoIIas Wood Yard.
HE LSTTLE' GIANT.
retTOtl by H. A. Cwtsr Eeadsvlllo Tnm Kov.2 WiO.
-A. COMBUSTED
C!
IB i-i S
mi a ti
AND
Tiio Most Si'EiiieJiirali:6 til Uscai Fariiiii JmplciaGiit ia its LiSysr Iuvcnted.
To Tse'ltls Jjut to Admlro
AW A CORN AND
It lias co smiw.-i? end la ' etiarm" aa It opens drops nnd ewers en nicely n-' nuv ten ytarolJ
hoy can ebully funil It uiW us H suvis Iho labor of tUm. men and one iiorae.
JV'-ii Jk. CULTIVATOR
It cna ho used tie am oHinwy Balltonfjuo
There 1 r.n eat iron ahent It estoent the whaet
Ixou Dud wood o:li ol'tbu !'i)itumt".Tial.
Jt'ouf Plows Combined in Ono.
Tho LIHle Olaut. la tho beet and cheBunat. and the miwf lnhor-savliiK fnrmlnu Im
plement the flume.- Iirji ever bofitru had aa oppai'tuulty of ptaesslui.
tLj-fxaniine and trv tho Mttle Utat aud
BUdte nud prtre lie extravrdlaary uiorlBi.
maug Carpels
nud Mattiuf
e we
M.r.l win nnd It to ihelr advantage to eom.
MITTENTHAL '
U0 ELM STREET Dallut Texas.
j LEIIMAJt DUUKiCo.
I iloutguniery Ala.
vflTH
& CO.
-AND-
STS. NEW ORLEANS La.
EACT0BS
Correspondents In Llverpoot
Meas.B. Newgass A Co. Mesa. L R08enhem 4-Son
for Ch? turns Presents at
!MYORAS STREETS.
STREET. ' -
629
an:l Dealers In
Taa
s.tJc at reasonable price
OF WOOD I
PLANTER
and Truly Appreciate It
COTTON I'LANTETJ.
Sweep tlnlf Bliovol Single or Donhle Shovel
and boxlmr. All other uer'a belunof wronnht
thon Indu for ynaraell. Isa'1 we ask to demon
J . Vf. 1II.IA)N.
Btata agent for no uricaaua xiie lo. hubjp.
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