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THE DALLAS BElfALL. THURSDAY Vf;(t .JULY 15. IhMO.
The Dallas Daily Herald.
AGENTS AND BRANCH OFFICES.
The following partlt b are Agents and have
barge of branch cOlcet of Tin Hihald
at tbe pianos nanutl to eullclt aub-
orlpttona ami make contracts for advertise-
ments Tor this paper and collect and receipt
for the same:
Bl' ATE AOKNT A. T. Clara
Austin W M Hunter
JBttllny Junction W. T.Uaas
JUoBsnni Prairie J. II. I.. Ilruy
Atlanta K. It. O'r'arrnll
CaUTurt h. K. l'rtuton jr.
UUrksvllls !. II. PaaattU
Coraloana Hurry F. Mi-Furlaud
Denton Cliaa. Hulllniojr
Denlaon M. 8. Kowlpy
IKKIU City Clarence White
Farrla lt. N. J. holy
Kort Worth T .1. Hmltli
Kmy J. W. Doitirlieriy
Franklin John MlU'lieii
tialvedion C. W. Haves
UwjrtfeloWD T W Hlriill.in
Uroiwlieeck A. A. .layne
liearne J.C. Llpscoinb
Hutodlns... - Uouerthraflen
Jnflrrson Uosaaok A Katun
Kohho J J Kwunn
laincHater Paul Henry Jr
LAdonla It. N. Woodaon
JjoiiKVlow J. M. Jones
Narlln J. M. A Herd yea
MHrHtiKU J. M. Curtla
MoKLuney Hty ft Hriiy
Mexia W. L. Mnri.iiv
MiUKola It. It. MoValh
Margin C Ay cork
NewUrlenna L. C. Head
Pari I. J. f ord
faloatlne O. W. Mlddlrton
Piano 1.. M. Dewey
Queen Cltv J. H. Hnte.lieiHiii
Houndrork Judge J N l.ilr
Ravoy It. Jt. Kolieits
BtiHrumn J. S. llenjamln
Terrell T. 0. Hyru
Taylorsvllle Wm Klllott
Troupe M Jornlsiin
Tyler Jainea Kthiw .lr
wills Point J l MnKnln
WhUusy Capt John H Nepler
Waoo PU i'mu
Weatherfori A J llytd
UNITED NTATF.N BA1I.WAYH
8100 Miles af Xew Honal It nil 1 This
Tour Itrrord f Old iul New
Kanda I'rlrc of Iron Fact
lu Flgnrva Nbowlns; (lie
Ulniit Stride Making by
Hallway llatldrra.
Tho Loulsvillo & NhbIivWo offers throuih
John J. Cisco A Son of .Now York part of
an issue or ouuuuuu now u per cent.
DO-year bonds iccurcd by a first mortgage
n tbo lately purchanctdlsew Orleans Mobile
& Toxns rond. These bonds Are otl'orod at
102 and trust.
Morgan's Louisiana & Tcian. New Or-
leans papers state that the branch now nearly
finished from Vermillionville La. to Opel-
oushb is to bo extended from the last-named
place northward to Alexandria on the lied
river. At that place it will connect with tho
prpjoctod New Orleans l'aritlu road and
thero is talk of an extension farther north to
Monroe and probably into Arkansas.
Tho St. Louis Iron Mountain Si Southern
Sun through Aloi ton 'Lilies & Co. and
Clark Post & Martin of New York and
Townend Wheeler & Co. of Philadelphia
$01)0000 ear-trust certitlcntes secured by
equipment to be bought with tho proceeds.
Tbe title to tho equipment is vested in the
trustees and a sinking fund is provided
which will pay oil tho certificates m seven
years.
The Memphis & Little Hock offers through
lievy & Berg of New York its first mortgage:
fconds tho total issue of which is $2t00000.
These bonds are duo in 1U07 and aro to bear
4 per cent interest for two years and H per
cent for the remaining 25 years. Tho road
is 1U5 wiles long and was sold under fore-
closure somo years ago. A controlling in-
terest 1b now held by the St. Louis Iron
Mountain & Southern company.
Prices of rails : Steel rails continue at $00
to $011.50 per ton at mill with a moderate
business the nulls are all lull ot orders.
Iron rails have been quiet with litht sales
reported. (Quotations are about $45 per ton
at mill for heavy sections. Old iron rails are
dull and uncertain at $'J2.50 to $23 per ton
in Philadelphia. Some holders ask $21 but
with few or no bids. Kttilroad spikes aio
quoted at 2 cents per pound 30 days in
Pittsburgh. Fish-plates are quoted at 2
cents and track bolts SJ to i
Georgia & Mississippi. Tho Solma (Ala.)
Itdox sayi: "Governor Colquitt the lato
Senator Gordon and the w w senator Joseph
K. Brown of Georgia have recontly organ-
ised a strong nnd wealthy company of which
Senator Gordon is president to construct a
railroad from Koine Ua. to Aberdeen Miss.
This ruad will pass through tho counties of
Cherokee Ktowab Blount Fayetto and
AValker of Alabama tho richest coal iron
and copper region of tho world. This road
will gathor up the richest material in tho ter-
ritory of Alabama and carry it to Atlanta
or some other Georgia town."
Texas & St. Louis. This company sends
us tho following statement under ilato of
July 5: "The track of this road has been
extended from Pittsburgh to Big Sandy
Texas 82 miles. At Big Sandy connection
' made with the old liue (formerly Tvler
T ip)giving the company an unbroken line
from Texnrkann to Tyler 126 miles. Pitts-
burgh is 73 miles. Big Sandy 105 and Tvler
126 miles from Texarkana. This" completes
the ilrst division. Actlvo work is now in
progress on the second division from Tyler
to Waco. The company ha? consummated
a contract with the Western Union telegraph
company to immediately construct a tolo-
graph line along tho company's road and it
is expected to bo completed to Tvlor within
60 days."
Canadian Pacific Tho Ottawa (Can.)
. Herald of July 6th says : "It is said that the
reason of Sir i'barles Tupper's delay in going
to Manitoba and of the probability of his
visiting England first is that for somo timo
past the government has been in treaty with
representatives of a syndicate of Knglish
capitalists who are now in Ottawa with a
view to forming a company witn 20000000
capital to build tho whole of the Pi-ciflc nil-
way the government (iiving a land subsidy
of 60000000 or 60000000 acres and taking
no further responsibility. Tho negotiations
are said to be very nearly completed and Sir
Charles is only awaiting orders from tbe
other side beforo going to England to ratify
the agreement with the principals whose
agents are here."
Denver & Rio Grando The track of this
road at last reached Lcadville Col. on July
6th and regular trains will soon be running
to that noted mining town. According to
the company's statement Lcadville station is
i!80 milesfrom Donver 119 miles from Canon
Cily and 160 from Pueblo. Mueh of the
grading on this road was done by the Atchi-
son Topcka & Santa Fe when it had posses-
sion of the line but the work of finishing up
and track laying has been pushed throairn
with extraordinary speed. The Denver
(South Park & Paciflo connects with the now
Toad at Buena Vista C7 miles fromLeadvllle
and the distance from Denver to Leadville
by that route Is 172 miles. The company
tmnounces that it will run Pullman sleeping
t ars and Uorton reclining chair cars on all
its regular passenger trains from Denver and
Pueblo to Leadville s so that one can now
make the trip from New York to Leadville
in a Pullman car all the wsy. Observation
sars are also attached to trains from Csnon
City through the Royal George and the
great canon of tho A rkamas uiving pwsen
gersa full opportunity for eeoiig the wild
mountain su nery.
Tho Railroad (ia.otto of tho 0th contains
information of tho laying of track on new
railroads as follows : Shenandoah Valley.
loan Valley.
Md. south
I ruck laid from llagerstown
to
St. James cullcgo (5 miles. Walla Walla A
C.ilumbia River. This road has been ex
tended from Walla WmIIb Wash. Ter. t
Blno mountain. Ill miles. Montour. Ex
tended from Ewing's Mills Ph. to Jeffreys-
iown-j muei. Detroit Lansing North
ern lho track of tho Stanton
branch is extended north by west to Big
Kapida Mich. 18 miles. Chicago & North-
western This company's Toledo & North-
western division has been extended from
Gaivin Iowa to Gladbrook 7 miles. The
t hicago & Dakota lino is extended from
volira. Dak. went to Do Smut. 32 miles.
The Oalmia & Wisconsin lino is extended
rrom Mc.Cormick U. to Monlfort 23
miles. Atchison Topcka & Santa Fe. The
Marion iV iltl horson branch is extended
from McPnnrson Centre Kan. west to
Lyons 31 miles. The .Cowley Sumner &
Ft. Smith branch is extended from Wel
lington Kan southwest to Caldwell.
22 miles. Texas A St. Louis.
Extended from Pittsburgh Tex.
wett by south to Big Sandy. 3.'1 miles.
Gauge a feet. Chicago Burlington A
(Jtiincy. A branch has been completed from
uasunpi lowa to Clayton l;ity 17 miles.
Utah Southern Extension. Extended from
Milturu Utah aou'hwi st to Frisco. 15. miles.
Central of New Jersey. The New York A
Long Branch Extension is completed from
Sea (iirt New Jersey to Point Pleasant.
2J miles. Illinois Central. The Pontiac
llrancli ol the middle division is extended
from Pontiac III. west to near Minonk 16
miles. Denver A Rio Grande. Extended
from Turkey creek Col northwest to Lead-
ville 41 mileB. Gauiio. 3 feet. This is a
total of 2'Jl miles ot how railroad making
21'.H) miles thus far this year against 1008
mure reported ni iuo saiuu urno in tor.' n-.'i
miles in 1878 C89 miles in 1877 740 miles iu
IBiu 426 miles in 75. tl'JO miles n 1874.
and 1618 miles in 1873.
Arkansas Northern. This comnanv has
filed articles of incorporation for a railroad
from Russellvillo Ark. due north to the
Missouri liue about 92 miles.
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe. This com
pany's Marion & Mcl'horson brunch is now
completed and opened for business to Lyons
Kan. 81 miles from the lato terminus at
McPborson Centre and 78 miles from the
main line.
Tho Cowley Sumner A Ft. Smith branch
!b now completed to Caldwell Kan. near the
Indian Territory line and 22 miles southwest
from tho lato terminus at Wellington. This
makes tho line 38.1 miles long from the junc-
tion with tho Arkansas City line at Mulvane
Junction.
Arkar.gNsA Missouri. This company has
bee ii organized to build a railway from
Russellville Ark. on the Little Hoik A Ft.
Smith road northwest to the Missouri lino
in Benton county 105 miles. The lino is
nearly tho same as' that of a proposed route
from"! lot Springs northwest also lately or-
ganized. General llaneoi-k oiiUdrnt.
New York Special to Mi. Umli H ptib'icau
General Hancock continues to attend
strictly to his duties on Governor's Island.
and has not fairly begun yot to shape his
c impaign or to arrango what part h will
take in it. He exprcmcs perfect confidence
In bis election. To one gentleman he aid he
mid no iwuot about carrying rennsvlvania.
There woro twtntv-flve thousand of" his old
soldiers thero who voted fr Hayes and ho
calculates that tho votes of thesu men will
bo enst for him. Tho Democratic vote
will bo thinks lo solid for him in Penn-
sylvania and ho has no doubt about
carrying New York. Several wealthy Now
Yorkers havo given tho stato and national
committee assurances of their intention to
contribute liberally to the campaign fund. It
it reporiwi io-uay mat August ncimoni and
Henry Hilton will each contribute $100000
to the campaign expenses. General Han-
cock is financially unablo to pay the heavy
assessment usually expected from tho presi-
dential candidate but his enthusiastic frionds
will takocareof it. A well-inf.nmcd politi-
cian says that Mr. Tildon has intimated that
he will contribute a handsome sum.
A Wine Itcnron.
"Deacon Wilder I want vou to tell me
how you kept yourself and family so well
tho past season when all tho rest of us have
been sick so much and have had the doctors
running to us so long."
"Uro. Taylor the answer is very easy. I
used Hop Bittors in time and kept my family
we' I and saved largo doctor bills. Three
dollars' worth of it kopt us all well and able
to work all tho time and 1 will warrant it
has cost you and most of tho neighbors one
to two hundred dollars apiece to keep sick
the same time. I guess vou'll take my med-
icine hereafter." Seo other column.
Feel Young Again.
"My mother was afflicted a long time with
neuralgia and a dull heavy inactive condi-
tion of the wholo system ; headache nervous
prostration and was almost helpless. No
physicians or medicines did her any good.
Throe months ago she began to use Hop
Bitters with such good effect that she seems
and fools young again although over seventy
years old. . Wo think thero is no other medi-
cine fit to use in the family." A lady in
Providence R. I.
Ohl It lisnnlcc! 1 hnd a severe hendache
and was constantly annoyed with add stom-
ach and heartburn. Mr. Johnson Insisted on
my trying one dose or liailey'asalliie Aperi-
ent I did so and It acted like a charm. Try-
It young girl.
"
Heaviness and distress after eating aro re-
moved in a few minutes by a single 'doe of
Romio's Msg'c Oil. Tho modicinp which
graplcs with every known injury and ailment
at once relievos tho stomach of all oppres-
sion. It never fails. Try it.
-.
When you want a neat lob of printing
done either plain or in colors send vour
orders to tho IH.ralu Book and Job Pr'ist-
TOO establishment.
Poverty and SuHerlnir.
"I was dragged down with debt poverty
and suffering for years caused by a siek fam-
ily and largo bills for doctoring which did
tliom no good. I Was completely discour-
aged until one year ago by the advice of my
pastor I procured Hop Bitters and com-
menced their use and in ono month we were
all well and none of us have seen a sick day
since and I want to say to all poor mon vou
can keep your families woll a year with flop
Bitters for less than one doctor's visit will
cost ; I know it. A Workingman."
A Word of Warning loConnlcrMlPm.
The wido-spread fame of Hostottcrs
Stomach Bittors causes aneccssity on our part
to remind from time to time whom it may
conc9rnof the fact that imitating said articlo
is a punishable offence and we now give this
worn of caution that we will most assuredly
have all those persons engaged in re-filling
our second-hand bottletselling by the gallon
or barrel or in any manner whatsoever palm-
ing off on tbe public a spurious article pur-
porting to be our preparation punished to
the full extent of the law. We never fail to
convict as the New Orleans and St Louis
county records fully affirm.
MATTERS BY MAIL.
Continue)! from Filth I'litce.
clothing. He will have a preliminary hear-
ing in a few days. The new hotel 'here is
liko the Tyler car-shops at a stimd-stil!
waiting for another stockholder. Tho
Rev T. V. B. Davis pastor of tho African
.u. r.. cnurcn wa recently cnargea with se-
duction and adultery. The charges were
not sustained however and Mr. Davis re-
turned to his (lock but tho church trustees
will not recognize him as pastor; ga he will
omigraio to a more genial clime. There
aro nine prisoners in the county jail. George
Doren will lessen tho number one nest
mnnth hu hnminiv Thu fnt.....! ..-
building a side track to accommodate the
nw cotton compress. Henrv A nipt Cin-
cinnati: A P Maginus. Dallas; W T Ellis. St
i.ouu; H it cianton Montgomery Ala; J K
Yeates. Mobile. Ala. aro registered at the
-uauwy iious.
XI. .11 i
Correspondence of the Hi-raM.
WaCo July ' Isso.
Tbe cash drawer of the hardware house of
Fallen A McClelland was tapped on the
evening of thoOtli by a boy twelve or four-
teen years old. Onoof tho proprietors caught
him in the act and pursued him out of the
house and through tho streets until ho over-
took him and rec vered the five-dollar bill he
had taken. He was turned over to tho officers
of the law and taken to jail. An Irish
man named Jams who lived on "Hungry
Hill" the Five Points of Waco committed
suicide on Saturday night.
I'AHKICR.
Correspondence the ol Herald.
Haukkr July il io
Parker is looking forward to a bright fu
ture. Wo now have a postotlica established.
hich enables us to procure dailv ntners
and keep tin with the times. A" town of
forty acres has been surveyed and quite n
number of lotB have been sold and wo will
have a good many buildings soon. Parker
beyond a doubt is ono of tho most healthy
localities iu Western Texas. We have a
nice cool breeze every hour in tho day.
Parker is surrounded on the north and south
by two mountains which forms a frame for
tho picturesque littlo valley. The natural
scenery cannot bo surpassed in this part of the
"moral vineyard." It is eighteen miles on
the Texas A 1'ac flo railroad west of Fort
Worth thirteen miles east of Weatherl'crd.
Parker must bo seen to bo appreciated.
i.oivir.w.
Uoriespondenee of the lUnaM.
l.oNUViaw July 1-.' 1.ni.
Tho report of the county finance com
niittco gives very general satisfaction. Tin
cnaracier ot mo gentlemen who compose the
committee is so high that criticism ii dis
armed lho gentlemen refused to accept
any compensation tor tneir services an un-
precedented event iu tho experience of his
honor Judge Robertson that any ono was
willing to serve tho county or state in any
C'ipacity without psy particularly where so
much woik was done as in this case. There
is a provision made by special taxation for
tho extinction of the' court-house debt (a
little over $3900). and this will be accom-
plished within tho next two yesr.
Tho Longview wagon factory is i"i full op-
eration and finds a ready sale for tU of their
production. There is some talk' of a fur-
niture factory being established at this point.
Northern men and capital aro at the head of
tho enterprise. Longview iscxceplionably
healthy this season; but one death (an infant)
lust week. Thero aro always a number of
young people visiting here "from adjacent
towns and tho summer's hcut has but little
effect upon amusements even such energetic
amusement as dancing. Three days were
spentin argtrngtho celebrated caso of Pl'outs
vs. Duncan A McOord ct. al. One attorney
talked 11 hours and 40 minutes in this es'e
in reply to a 40 minutes argument. The
court has now a demurrer to the answer of
tho defendant! filed hy Colonel Crawford
now under advisement. I'lio Methodist
rovivnl is still in progress. Four conver-
sions. MIt.ltMAN.
C'orreiondence of 'he Herald.
SHKllMAN July 12 IsSO.
The artesian well at the ice factory has
reached a depth of 800 feet and the manager
(Mr. Nixon) is hopoful of striking water
soon. Tho well being sunk by tho Texas A
Pacific railway company noar their round-
house has ceased operations until they re-
ceivo tho casing necessary to go on with tho
Work. A freight train'loaded with steam
boilers wont down tho Central road Saturday
morning. Our distinguished andablo rep-
resentative in congress lion. Olin Wellborn
will address his constituency on the political
issues of tbo day in Shorman July 16th.
Several young attorneys of this city have put
aside law and gone gunning to the territory.
Captain Brown returned Saturday from
Dallas whero ho has been in
attendance on tho federal court
Mr. J. E. Roberts of Paris c shior of tho
Paris Exchange bank was in tho city Satur-
day. Colonel H. M. Lewis of MeKinney
was in tho city Saturday en route for St.
Louis on a pleasure trip. Professor Nash's
new brick college has reached tho second
story. It will bean elegant structure when
completed having an octagon front.
Sonn time during the night tiv nuts on the
axles of a farm wagon standing in the rear of
tho C. T. saloon wero removed and tho
owner discovered tho same this morning
when his wheels begun to take a new de-
parture by leaving tbeir axles and radiating
in varioiu directions. This mischief was
the work of somo boys as several
were heard plaving in that vicinity at a lato
hour. Marsiial Douglass arrested on Tra-
vis street Saturday evening a man charged
with stealing horses and disposing of the
same to Mr. Campbell proprietor of the
livery stable oh North Croc kett street. Tho
marshal fished out a small siued cannon from
the broad-brimmed hero's hip pocket and es-
cortod him to tho cooler. Uno of tho sis-
tors connected with St Mary's academy of
this city died last night of consumption.
His honor bad before him this
morning George Gibson Lee Hubbard
and V'alter Bank gentlemen of color
charged with tho offence of vagrancy. These
gentlemen are from Dallas MeKinnev and
Grocsbeeck. We suppose they intend becom-
ing members of the C. B. L. A. association.
They wero discharged by his honor.- .
Watormelon wagons in droves occupied the
four corners ot tho square yesterday. -Tho
judgment obtained by the gas company
against the city for gas consumed and un-
paid for to the 19th of January amounted
to $508 70. The principal party represent-
ing tho gas company's interest was Mr.
MuCarty sont down from St Louis for this
special purpose Mr. C. M. Sinclair of
tbis city leaves to-morrow lor the north.
Mr. E. Epperson is looked for this even-
ing from tbe east. His frionds will be re-
joiced to see his smiling faco again ou the
streets. Don't forgot the American house.
Tbis is a good place for the way fairing man;
clean beds and the table supplied with tbe
best the market affords.
Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre
mium at St. Louis Fair 1879.
tiii: I.1IU.I ST
CIGAR HOUSE
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City and Country Merchants look to your own
interest and inti rhitheyoitr '
p"la Iritm
F va T i r T8 nnc.
U. Vll -A. t AVU X VJ iJ I
i rcndrU'li Itms. tire II Licit I iiar M.tmiluc
turer In trie 1. nileil lttli"(
Kxliitillsheil in Itnllliiiore Mil. IS In
We linve K laciiuy in Cohonhla lVnn wher
we employ one hundred run) twenly-ilve Im-ide
and niiike i 'iiuirs ot'nll irnnles We purchase a
our Lear Tobacco fnun First Hands which en
nblcH us to sell cheaper than Any house Went
Our reputation a r- inare I'enlini.' bnsiiiesH men
has hour aiuee been etalili-hed nnd per-onc
I'l'lll 'II 41 Ml Kh'OM I' can depend ui on oui
jcouils ttelni; us repr- sented. Cive us a call an
von will lieconvl ced we keep the larp'-t an
best selected etock of Virginia tubaeeos Veer
H.-lmiim and llrier l'lim. iK' ieites and a
kinds ol'SiuokciV article (In the Mute.
1 It Hi I I n ;. 1 1 1 1 4 1 1
Or. Ijiniarand slaiuSls. Dallas 'Jexst
R. R. Time Table.
TaviM & PacOIc Rulwaj.
w KMX (i.'t'vn.
No. 1 ami) nnd ei ruM. . . . 7 :c.ri p ii
No. Ariiiiiiiiiilailou a ii
No. 7 Acooiiuriiniali'.ii ftirite ln:t". e M
KAS.T UOl'Nf .
No. 8 mail nnd i iprem 7: o p m
.no li Ac -oinnio.latl mi 10:.'.i a M
No. a Accoin'tnin.lroni I'lilon depot. . 'i.00 A M
Trains No. H and in carry pnsseiujers between
Will- l'olnl mid Wealherford. Trains No. tiand
i between Marsh ill a nl Pallas.
K 1. T I'llNe.i: Ticket 1'et
Houston a Texai Central.
UiiINO NOKTH.
arrive at !:.t a m I Leave at HilWa. ni
'rtve at 11:1(1 p m. Leave nt !i:.'m p. mi
ooino urn.
I'-rlv. at t . -n a. m. I i.-n v at :00 p. m
arrive at 5:p. n. Leave attLno a. in.
D-illia & W -Sita.
LKAVK. MIllIVK
II 111 a or Mn. I sir-it e. mens .'i.:(i p. in
UallMi e0it-Orfica
MAll.S ( "UK AT loMTOI KIOl:.
locnl Malls:
ttoinir l''.-it B-:o p
oinjr We-t C:.io p hi
Woinj; North n:.in p m
ttoinir Ninth tiiOO a m
T'lrouh Malls:
liolnn North (:H) a m
fining Smith r:iK I
Money order office open fiimi fla.mto 1 p.iu
rat I p. in. to 4 p. in.
Windows for the-nle of pu tae stanon. reir.
.:tred letter liuslne-H etc. open from Ba. in.
10 S p. in. Stamp w indow open on Sundavg
"rom s to ti a m.
I he ireneiKl de'lVHiy window open from (I
. m.Uii. p in. Af'ern p in. postace Mump
an ho ohtalned at this window fipen Sun-
yfrom8ti(la. m. A. M . Connus. r. M.
'
HIOMnlnSC Hull tin Trxaa
P. O. llOX llM.
Keeps constantly on hand the largest stock
oi
I
To be found in D.illns. The most l opnlpr
nranus oi
SMOKING & CHEWING
TO
UIGAKETTtS ETC.
Alw ays in stock and rates nt the lowest posuh
i'ii- u.mires.
Special atteritimi jiiilI to mai.::!Uo
uiing Ciparo tinder lVivnto Biands.
I3"A11 GikhIs liiiaranrecd
M . a a a m
Royal Havana Lottery!
Class l.l. Ilrnwa .tnlv l.ltl lul.. (1
C.I.IK'O Tickeia.
Capital Prize .iues. ind CP. 5;i0.i)00.
k'o Prire le-s than fsna.
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r" "i i "ui oi 1.1 ti note i inter
each sksiti ona-half sliare ii. !D each hal
kliur U i VI? 1 t .().
4 m. pew Orleans l.a.y
a i i-...vi.ii viiiin.MiA. OJ
t.ouisype foundry
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Printing Macliiuo Works
AND
PAPER WAREHOUSE
MftonfaotariTsor
mms Df.ltr.ln
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PAPERS
PRINTING
Cf All Sirf'i
CARDS
AN3
PRESSES
CASES
CABINETS
CHASES
Card Bssrd3
TAC-S
Envelopes
BRONZES
ANO
PRINTING
'RINT
M INKS-
NJachiijery
VARNISHES
m ivnnaisj asz usib a? i nmrnaa ornci
Ift.Jsr.C.-iYrflTlliWnl-J
H 'fl
'KBiaflMflj
Electrotypinsf nnd Stcrcotniuff
KXEctrrtD Moicm? at low pmces.
Office and Manufactory:
Nos. 115 & 117 Pine Street ST. LOUIS.
ii inowAitr.
jii:kiiia.t vaisrrixu uAaWKvs'e
During the next sixty (lays In quest of
Hardware Tinware
Will llu-1 special Iniliifni.tMits are being od'ered at
J e S .IB
AliKNTS FOU
Milburn Wdgons Glidden and n Galvanized
CARSED FENCE W!f?E
FAIR-BANK'S SCALES
iCanrd I'owiIit ii. Disston'N SnUN IIiimIoh Belllngf Co.
Jos. Rodfiers & Son's Pocket Knives Wostenholm's
Razors Scissors and Knives.
Alsoehll " r-i' i-opik of TnUe Cnltlpry ever (llNiilnyeil la
llio Month.
A Genuine Heallh Beverage I
YOUNG'S EXTRACT OF MALT
liecouiiuenilril hy lendini; physicians Ni'l.'in AND sol. IT' lor lit Tee!lnt 'lutilitiii.
A:
T
AIDINli DIGKsTluN ard Ilnddlnp np Strenrtk if lutail.i i eneel.TW recommended to
( 'I'NU MU TH MIS jinl ethers rsqairle a aoui i-sinf and palalabie
stirr.ul.ia which U
Tro-: x w o ss: a: o x k 3m o
This v.tllinl le r iiirdy ler w i nk' red rhysli al eaernv. will re.nlllv mka lho plr.ta of all the older
ami mure expensive I-A I T KXTBAC'TS anil noli retail
AT 25 C5n:.rr llC.Ii BOTTLE
Mod l.y all .eiuliuii diujrflsts throufrhniit the -onntry. Trade upplia by
THOMPSON SCHOTT & CO.
Whlesal Drugglnts bslrcatwa aid iJallaa Tei
py MY Kit HUCS O. jHlt'H Al!H!OS SCO . A. A. MELI.1KR tTholsale Vrnex
St. Louis io. j
IJOWJf.AN & BLEYER AVino Mcrcliants
St. Lnuis Mo.
" The linn. Cetnmls-loner cf Iniernnl Hevenue has tilled thrt TOlMi'S SIIT ES.
Til ACT is classed as ti ninlliine and Van theieloie he told ly Jimirclns will cut renuii-inii a
t'nited States Iteveinie License. ' '
FOR ARTISTIC JOB WORK
AT Tim LOWEST PRfCES
Send Your Orders to the
114 1 l.ROAItN.
GO EAST via ST. LOUIS
Vandalia Pan Handle & Pennsylvania
SHORT LINE ROUTE.
y I N "jc-0-Nneotiows y-j&hl-1
(h i 5- tVV'NNAfl Whee"n9 MtSSe
Vi $ i AlVr:- WASHINGTON ltV fk
iEvan8fer " T
li"THE STBPMnTtr inn Tmn-rr- .
tioa upon the fact that. it. t v.
I. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cap
1CV E rEXIXG
st. louis to Chicago:
2. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car
EVERY EVEXIXG
ST. LOUIS to LOUISVILLE
3. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cap
EVERY EVEXIXG
ST. LOUIS to CINCINNATI
M-TUC LESSER DISTANCE KT Tni!
' to vr""
moderate speed. All (he Impi-ovcnenta
invention Whlch ea to rnrtTl
. I
porrect ...foty for imSSrffe are in on the V.- I-";- " ' "a"
The entire line of tho Ynndnlln 1'nn-nnn.lle i ? s v "'""li.i .
to Xew York Is piacticnlly U.r OI 0 -f .'. i
tho best In tho world. nnienicut and U trlck al e.irin
t3-THE VANDAT 1 1 i d i .
O-THE VAM.ALIA la tUo only Lino
InB St. Louis Sl'NDAY HUKMNG.
C. . r-ORD UENERAL PASSENGER AGENT
ST LOUIS MO.
MM PrlPTiniliJC (VBriftUlHaw tii.
Kortnweat Souinw."
H t lUVIlby.lili IJfUAJl.ll US . ' "'.
in r 1 1 0
W. H. Hell
V H Davenport
cll A ven port
2U Itonston St.. . nni..
Keep on band a comwo. and pu're of
UUOCEHIKH PUOVIStnvH
TuuAt'eos.iio!08
ThT1okeiPnprlorpadeof
Mexican Coffee
At lowMt prleei. -fry
Sadd erf Etc
SOWN CD'S
O N I C !
OLE PKOI'Rir.TOUS.
HERALD JOB ROOMS
- . .
l?C0n?relle - nded after a moment's reflec-
wwi wAaujsasfouov.-B:
4.. Pullman Palaco Hotel Car
EVERT MORXIXG
STjL0UIS to 3TEW YOKE
(Through Indianapolis. Columbun
Pittsburp Eai-riuburjt
and Philadelphia.)
5. Pullman Palaco Sleepino Car
EfEltr EVEXlG
ST.LOUIStolTEWYOP.!?
(Throueh Indianapolis Columbus
Pifobui-7 ITcu-rtsvu-K
and PhiLirtoinM.
VAn . . t
tv iLK.r;;'t n''ny9 iUi'k
ami ' " "5 " irr ;' f
' 1 Z ! "I?" 1 ' M
- - ;
. .
t"''M-.SU t (
H:.-i ; -!V.
John E. Simpson Gcncral M..
ST. uau'ij. M.i.
n'H .nun n:nl Ti r....
''K
JOHN HOWARD
County .Tiiiljtp'n oilico )
Til Tiir t J"l" 2sth. I". I
"oninmiiltlM niiint bo nrJn.'i Wi B'h.m11 1w
In mv ntlioc lu.."-: t7.rKliy' 1111 llsls tiled
'llftrlhiiiloti ot A . Il;sy "f Ausimt. Tho
iwrt t" ' s i J '''f "-'"l '".d 't
' Hie 2nd day of A tit y Vir.rr 1 """" K' '
how nwpssBi-v t i Is '" Ii '"'"'lore ymi wm 8et
"once low" i J 1 " ' " " '""Id be token
' Hie end rliiVt no 5? 1 Kn "ol p"'"nltlrs
h 'hola tic Ze i ' 'i 1"' "'"J'wlllilu'
nmneyKetainrtfi -t Siti rl?" of the
1 rlptert 1" ? f?' Tducntlon.
.v ng nt my ii ce " i Tr " V''" u" lin" by no-
hool .y8em of onV'S-."1! '
C"ty JudKe IJnllasc'o.
nwjm.to trad for
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