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Latest News From All Points
Cen. C ilk in Ordered to De
stroy the Modoc?.
VR)R UAL TIJOOPS EX EOUTE
TO liUANT I'AIIISJr.
THE TOl'E IMPliOVING
THE TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
Dallas Heal Estate Building;
Association.
AMiiir'inlfil ?)ijialclirlolheI)nl.
Inn IJitlly IlrrnM.
Jpfcinl tu Hie Hcviii l.
ArsriN, April 18,
Hcu?B.--A petition from l;ui ilaluupo
asking t ho ntticliol to Wilson ; from Ilic
cilifnu of Upshur oekiu for a new
county.
Rills introilitceit. Prohibiting railroads
nn.l slem!) mis 1'im:h miking distinction
' on aceountof color; raising tho mill'iigo
s.ti'1 pay of i hi) Diosik'j of the r.j;.;i'l atu tv;
.'f gnlming tlie tfuUa of imiveraity lauds.
I'll commit ce o'.i constitutional amend
ments reponcj a joint resolution favoring
a convention in October, und that un
election for ililciv'.tc.'i lti lirM in August
threo from cacti District; an net utiilioriz
in;; Hunt to levy ti ejjeoial lux. Pni-sril.
'i'lif srhooi Mil iv in i!iii c ille l up ami
diicussed to aJjouriiinei'l.
tiENArK. Tlii impeachment charge
against Jmle Scott, which v.-eru roportid
f'ruiu Ibo House jcsteriluy evening, were
M-ceivfil and rjt'orreil to u commit to
Shelly, l'imlhiy and roimtuiu to prepare
!"r triii),
T!io Trncy anil Stewart contest wtis i!e
cidctl by one volo in fnvor of Tracy,
l'rouglitoi), Hull and l'yie YoYiiig with tho
Radicals, .
Tin Ilcute rcpolution regarding (lie
Feilerr.l action in Lunisinii passed. It
expresses sympathy wiih that state,
Hills passed rrivaitt incorporating act
ainsuJiuj the penal eolo. This provides
ft penally for disturbing pn'.dii) worthip;
for the belter protection of agriculture;
authorizing Basquo county to levy a
tax to buiM a court house; incorporating
tho ''Dallas Heal Estate Euildhij; Associa
tion," The Senate discussoJ tho apportionment
bill. Inferred. GUKsS.
Aniocli(n! I'rpsn Dij.-ialihi .
TIIK LOUISIANA TaOUIll.K?l.
Wasiiincton, April 18 Attorney Gen
rrul has instruotrd I'niiel Stitps Dis
trict Attorney Jieck with to miike n
thorough investij-aiiun of the all'iir in
ti'raut l'arii.i, ami if tho United Slates
laws have been violated, to spire no
pains or expense to caiine (lie military
parlies to bo arrested, ami, if necessary
to rxecnto any UuitcU iilules process, to
call upon Oeu. Kinery for that purpose,
who has hem instructed by the Acting
Secretary of War to givo theui all nui.
The atloruey lieueral forwarded full
copies of the telegrams received by him
to diy to Acting becietary of War Robe
son, with request, thnt the couiinamiitig
officer a,t Now Orleans he informed m to
tl necessity of military aid. If such
mcessiiv should exist, the Actjnu Seere
tmy of War, in his. ilispatcli to lien. Em
ny, imiriicled that ollicer to vendor nil
the military aid necessary to enforce tho
process of llniied States courts.
Indian Commissioner Smith has dis
solved ibo Mod lib peace coiiuiiisuioii,
'ill:. JIOMl' l'OSITION.
I'rofestor llaydcn, in charge of the
I'tiili'd Piaic epliiloii for the geologic
al survey of the Territories, who last year
visited the lava beds iu Oregon now occtt-
l"J ''J tho Modocs, Informs a reporter of,
the 1-veniiig Stnr the lava beds tie an out.
now of volcanic matter formhij a perfect
su of melted ro:k which, in gradually
cooliug, become broken in numerous liltlo
streams, which have worked their way
through, ud the whole peace is filled with
caverns. After they conneitwilh ono au
other and extend for mitts underground
they vary in width from 00 to 5(10 or U0O,
but the entrances to them generally are
very small and therefore can easily be d, .
'fended. The lva beds comprise from fifty
to oie hundred square miles. It will bo a
difficult thing to surrouud tho Modocs,
and (hero is great d'Uiger of eluding our
troops on acoonnt of familiarity of the In
dians w'.ih the lava beds. The Modoos aio
the tame in iho Digger Indians, aud live
upon the rabbits, lizards, snakes and
mice, and nil kinds of bugs and iusccts
which are found in the caves.
UIF FOR C01.FAK ALL QI'lET,
New Orlkans, April 18-Tho Uuited
States troops have been ordered to I'olfix,
Grant parish. The luest accounts report
everything quiet. Uhorers have resumed
labor on Ike adjacent plantations, and no
further trouble is appreheuded,
Svracl'SK, April IS. Henry I'rolicks
was hanged in this city this forenoon for
tho murder of Peter SchatTer. Frolicks
marched firmly to the gallows, whoro ho
niada u speech denouncing the Judge and
District Attorney in biltr language. He
closed his remarks by 8aying,"in t lie name
of Hod Almighty, I am ready, let nie go.''
FAIU'RE.
The firm of Lockwood is one of ihe oldest
in Wall street, having beon established in
Ibi? by Legrand Lockwood, Sr., who died
a lew years since, and Was succeeded by
his son und other parties. It is stated
this firm was short one hundred thousand
shares of Block liabilities. liorton &
Alien, brokers, over quarter million. They
expect to compromise aud go on.
tiik coMirriox or Tin; ropK.
Home, April 1. Tho Pope is somewhat
belter. He arose from his bud to-duy and
remained up several hours, during which
time ho transacted business.
the sionM.
On aha, April 18. Trains are now run
ning along the whole length of tho road.
Tho storm lniteil three days. The people
did not daro leave their houses, i'ilty
miles of telegraph lines down,
LOOSE BAIALL-l'OX CHINAMAN.
San Fbakcisco, April 18.-Cortorado
arrived with five Chinese with small pox.
A Chinese smail-pox patient esciiptd from
the house and ran naked inio a street
railroad car tilled with ladies aud gentle
men. Vassougers ond couduotnr natural
ly fl.d.
Columbia, 6, C. April 18. The Court to
day decided that the liluo Hidgo scrip is
unconstitutional. This settled a vexed
question which has exercised Ihe peoplo
and courts for more lhau a year.
Secretary Cordoza has arrested several
county treasurer's, charging them with
fraud. Judge Carpenter decided to-day
in chambers, Ihut there was uojuet cause
for tho charge iu the cuso of the Edgefield
county treasurer, and lie was released.
IHE ATLANTIC INVK3T1UAT10N.
lUi.iKtx, April IS: P. McDonald, col
lector of customs here, gave judgment in
the Atlantic inquiry to-day. He com
mended tiio conduct of the officers after
the snip sli uok, but condemned her man
agement from the time fell a hove up for
Halifax at oue o'nlock l', ji, March SI, and
personally the Captain's conduct in leav
ing tile deelt at midnight His certificate
might he cancelled, hut in considciatiou
of nis tllons lo t-avc li, it shall be re
voked for two years.
John Jlrown, mo fourth oliioer, suspend
ed for ihrie years.,
ukn. stiiru:i.i to niif. oii.i.km,
San M.i mm, April If). Sen. ftjhofiold
concludes his dispuich lo lien. Uiileiu : ' 1
suppose you have force enough to destroy
thu oiilKifs, unless liny suoceed iu elud
ing .You. Nothing short of their prompt
ami und sure uesiiiiv'tiou will SHtisfy the
ends of justice or mjct the exp.'oliuious
of the .Uoverninent. "
OKN. miol IKLI) TO REN. SHKBMAN.
Washington, April 1H. Gen. Nhermnu
received the following dispatch from Geu.
t'cholield, daud'Ajiril IS; "No news froai
Gi'l. (iillfut since the tivelftb, but I hope to
hear of sumo decisive action this cveniug.
If next reports make it necessary, I wili
go to the front if my presence there seem
desii iUi!j."
'1 he agricultural scrips far Florida, pur
chased by Lewis, of Ohio, has been paid
I'nr mid Dv.i Invertinr Itlntlmm Imq itpTinu-
itcd tie funds JM.OUO to tho order of
ihe hoard triHtees.
WANTKD I I PERAL TltOors. I
A ilispatcli Iron' Maishal FacLr.rl of
J.nuisiaiia to tho Adjmant Gonoral, moro
than fully confirms tin report uf the I.V.
fux troubles. I'ackurd olitimi that proves
scs cannot be mido without i'tderal
troops.
riHK.
I'iiilahklpiiia, ApriL 1S. Grant's soap
win k-,Tveiity-thii'l uuJ Hitiuilion streets
burned this inoiiiing. 'Ihreti iik'ii report
ed burned to death and others injured.
Ktw Voiik, April 18, bockv,oo.l & Co.,
baiiLcrs, successors to LeUra nd, f.ickood
i Co., have failed.
l''vrriii.
Tapis, April 18. Henri Rochfort's wil'o
is dead.
Maihiid, April 18. The Carlisls bavo
cut ihe road between liaicoloua and Siro
gossi.
rnroiiTri) heath oi this roru.
I.onuon, April 13. A telegram from
Derliu soys the death of the Pope is re
ported iu that oily this morning. No in
formation I i'u m Home as to condition ot
Ills Holiness has reached London to-day,
and no credit is placed iu the report from
TJerliu.
I.o.nuon, April 1'3. Consols 931; fine
90.
Liverpool, April 18. Noon Cotton
opened dull, uplands 9 to 9j; Orleans 9J;
sales 2001), lor rhe Week u.l,UU(i; special
exports HHOtl. Stocks 01,001); American
.S-j'J.litftl; reenipts OH.OllO; Americeu "J3,.
00(1; afloat O'J.IOD; American 20S,000.
Later Cotton dull; sales, special ex
change 201K). r.read.stull's dull. Corn
andlMlo'M, lleefSsndli. Lard 'i'J aud
3D,
DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY MOttNINO, APRIL
Nkw York, April 1M. Stocks quiet,
firm. Gold steady, 17.. Mouev firm at J
lo per cent. Exchange, long 7, short 8.
Governments dull, heavy. Stole bonds
heavy. Cotton quiet; sales 700; uplands
191; Orleans 19. Flour litill, easier; su
perfine Stale 6 70 lo 0 3"ij round hoop
Ohio 7 to 10 fiO.
Weaihrr Ilrporl
raoDADlLlTIKS.
Wasiiinoton, April 18. The lowest
barometer will coutlmie on Saturday over
the lower lakes, and the storm centre on
Massachusetts Hay will continue moving
towards .Nova Scotia. For Northern New
Knglnnd aud the lower lakes continued
cloudy and olearlng weather, with wester
ly winds. For the Northern States west
erly winds, rising temperature and gen
erally clear weather, except on the Texas
coast, where southerly winds with favor
able weather are more probable. For the
upper and lower lakes and the Northwest,
rising barometer, northerly winds and
clear weather.
1 m tm
Vaitfo liuurnu.
The late Alexander Sessuinsof Galveston,
was insured in the following life com
panies :
riiltnMe of Now York f a.quo
UaihiliKtmi of Niw Yolk O.my)
N-irili Amrrlrni S,(,oo
I'liiii, Diirtfonl, llimii, Io.ikio
l.lle Annooiiiiitin uf M. l,iiiii 101SH)
Conn-ctieul lli'nerul, of llHi ilord, Corn fi.ooo
Pluenix, of lUrtlonl, Conn 10,000
Smiiritj nf Sew York IO.ikh)
Monml Oily of Hi. Louis 17, WX)
KnlekorbiH'lier of New York o,0(K)
Kriuililic ol'i'hlr.ittn L'O.Onfl
Kilfili'; of Now York '. in ncn
Alii'mina (lolil ofMobllr Ioikhi
Toxn Mlltunl Jflliilii'slou .'. ' 10,000
NHtional of Now York IO.ikio
iniwuvilll 01 ftlisiinilf, l'ouii 10.IKI1
Unkuowu, nbCMit l;, uno
A Toral of. ls6"
Life As I Find It.
MAKIC TWAIN.
Tlio man lives in lh ilsidulphla,
who, when young and poor, enter
ed a bunk, und stiys he: "flonso,
sir.ilon'tyou want a boy ?" And the
Htately personago said : "A'o, littlo
boy, I don't want a littlo boy."
l'lto little boy,wlioso heart was too
full for uttot'iinco, chowing a piooo
of lieorico he had bought with a cent
stolen from his good and pious
mint, with sobs plainly midiblo,
and with .great globules of water
running down his ehoohs, glido si
lently down thomnrblo stojiaoftho
bank. Bvnding his noble form,
tho bank man dodged behind a
door, for ho thought tho littlo boy
was going to shy a stono at him.
But tho littlo boy picked up (some
thing, and stuck it in hia poor but
ragged jacket.
"Uoino here, littlo ffoy," and tho
littlo boy did eomo hero; and the
bank man said,: "Lo, what pickest
thou up? And ho answered andro
pliod : "A pin." And tho bank man
paid: "Littlo boy, nro you good?"
arret ho said ho was. And tho bank
man said: "Ilowdoyou vote? cx
ciiho roe, do you go lo Sunday
school?'' and bo said ho did.
Then the bunk man took down u
pen made of puro gold and flowing
on pure ink, and ht wrolo on a
piece of paper t'ISt. Peter,"and ho
asked the littlo hoy what it ttond
Ar, and ho said: "Suit Peter."
Then (he hunk man said it meant
Saint Peter." Thou tho littlo boy
said: "Oh!"
Then tho bunk man look the lit
tle boy to his bosom, and tho littlo
boy said : "Oh I" again, for ho
squeezed hint.
Then tho bank man took tho lit
tlo boy into partnership and gave
him half tho profits and all tho cup
ital.and ho married tho bunk man's
daughter, and now all ho has is all
his, and .all his own, too.
ily undo told mo this story, and
I .spent fix weeks picking up- pins
in front of a bank. I expected tho
bank man would call mo in and
say: "Littlo boy, nro you good?"
and I was going tostiy: "Yes;" and
when ho askod mo. what" St.
John" stood for, I was going
to say"Salt John." But tho bank
man wasn't anxious to havoapart-
:, and I gesa tho daughter was
a son, for one day, says ho to me, :
"Littlo boy, what's that you arc
picking up?" Suys T, awful meek
ly, "Pins." Says he: "Let's see
'cm." And ho took 'em, and 1 took
off my cap, all roady to go in tho
bank, and bocomo a partner and
marry his daughter. But I didn't
get an invitation, llo said : "Those
pins belong to tho bank, and if J
catch you hanging around hero
any moro I'll set tho dog on you 1"
Then I left, and the mean old cuss
kept tho pins. Such is life as I find
it.
Picking1 Out A Wife-
BV JOSII BILLINC1S.
Find a girl that is'ninetecn years
old last May, about right height,
with a bluo cyo and a drk brown
hair and white tooth.
Lot tho girl bo good to look at,
not to phond of musik, ft firm dis
believer in ghosts and ov six chil
dren in thesatno family.
Look well to tho kuraktor ol her
fathor, sco that ho z not the mem
ber of onny club, don't bet on clok
shtins, and git shaved at least
three times a week.
Pind out all about her mother,
see if sho hoz got a heap ov good
common senso, Bluddy well her
likes and dislikes, eat sum ov her
hum-mado broad and apple dump
lins, notiss whether sho abuses all
over her nahors, ask her servants
how long they hav lived tharo, and
don' fail tew observe whether hor
drcss nro last year's onos Lut
ovor.
If yu aro satisfied that tlio mo
ther would mako the right kind ,ov
a mother-in law yucan safely kon
kliide that the tinnier would mako
tho right kind ov a wifo.
After theso prolimiuarics nro nil
sottled, nndyu hav done a reason,
able amount ov sparking, ask tho
young lady for heart and hand;
und if sho refuses, yu can konsidor
yourself cuchorcd.
If, on tho kontrary, sho would
SilJ' yes, git married at onco, with
out enny fuss and feathers, and pro
ceed to take tho chances.
I say tako tho chances, for tharo
ain't no .locipeo for a porfok wife,
onny moro than thero iz for a per
fek husband.
Thero ir, just ps mcnuy good
Wives as tharo ivs good husbands,
and I novorr know two peoplo
married or single, who wcro deter
mined tow mako themselves agree
ublotow each olhor, but what they
sukeceded.
IVnmo your your oldest boy somo
good stout name, not aflor somo
hero; but should tho first boy bo a
girl, I ask as a favor to roe that yu
kaul her I'ubekkcr.
I do want soino OV thciit good old
fashioned tuff girl natnos revlvod
and exlondod.
St. Louis Ailvcrtlsonifiits.
Jolm r. IIookI r, Jt I,, lloogher, St. Louis, Mo.
HENRY BELL & SON,
STAPLE AND FANCV
Dry Goods and Notions,
5-G and 528 Main Street,
Cor. Main & Washington Ave., ST. LOUIS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1800,
W. N. R. BE ALL,
COTTON FACTOlt,
Commission Merchant,
AND
Purchasing Agent
No. 18 S. Commercial Street, ST. LOUIS.
Sam l. II. Iticn a rpson &Co.,
sst. Lours, MO.
WHOLESALE D E A L i; It H IN
Flour and Domestic Liquors,
. AND
glweral roMinssinv mertiiams
FOR TIIK 8AI.B Of ALL, TEXAS PRODUCT
ItFprKwntiiil In Tkm bj JliiJ .W K. Hlclinntioii,
Louis Ullrich. i'liot. Dinrd.
ULLRICH & DIARD,
FORMERLY OF iMOUILE, ALA.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
TO BACCO
AND DIRECT nirORTEUS OF
IIAVAXA LEAF AND (IGAHS,
Xo, 20!I N. SECOXI) STREET,
Between Pine & Olive, ST- L0TJI3, MO.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
LACLEDE HOTEL,
Cor. IPirtlx c Olxotsixxit
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Tclrgrapli, Itallroad and Stramboat Oltlres In
Hits House.
J- W- MALIK & SOU, Proprietors-
J. ll.TwwiWo. V. D. lliirrl(iD. W.S.Trusiloll
Tcasdalo, Harrison & Co.,
General Commission merchants,
Ajrintp f..r the Puri lmne noil Sule of
Grain, Flour, Provisions, Hides, ic.
lis rine Hirer', St I.onia, Mo.
TtlFKRTO! Mirn,fOA llu..lr II.. ..1. n
SI. Loan; Vikliiirn lUiik, VlrKuduiK. Mini.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
BROLASKI & OWINGS,
Proprlotorrs,
St. Louis, . . . Missouri.
first ciasn A(tomodatichs ix kvhrvrk-
nrmi r.iir,.ur,ii tbi'ESTS.
T.KOWAN,
South Side Main Street,
(Se xt door lo Wllllami Dro)
Kce roiuliinll.v on html und For Suit all kindi of
Imported and domestic
Cigars, Choice Tobaeco,
Fruits, Conrcctlonerlcs
and fool Soda Water.
Try him and y.n wilt Hint rlce to milt tbe time
Dalliw, Toxim, A it 1 1 lrtW..li,ti;f
r.A.itm. H.W.ivA
19, 1873.
Kiu;m Cltf AtlverUscmculs.
Kansas City Bag SaDili'tcluriflg Cirapany,
KOWAHD Bl'NSl'OSID, Man;ff,
Miiiiiirai'tiireri of and dulrra Iu
FIOUR SACKS, GRAIN BAGS,
Burli, Coltotl and Pir Flour Hafko, lltx
Twliw, liiiiiuiM, Si'ioud fiand Siirli, in.
'No. :o M jlu Sirwl, Nr Si'Colol,
P. 0. Box 2135, Kansas City, Mo.
Termi 0li, cr ill) Piy Iit Apiroved fli-furencn
Thomas J. Bigger,
Pork & Beef Packer.
ToitonVo ail.liou Kiii Oily, Sin. Pmklag
Home KanHH Oil v. Kmt.M.
Fruli pork ami Hiuokeil Mrnti of nil kind, lor
nto. Fliiriit Mild SilKiir-l'iiipil llni, Hi t'nk fitat
Karon, Riirnii ('Irar Siijf, llncnll Sliouliln, Pirkloil
Pork In (larrelfl or Kiu, and Dt Kettlp-rrndtrftt
Ijnl. I'llrn Loaf, Iu lllliM, Kf;l' or iainll X k:iRr
for Fnaiil ime.
sxzha's
Billiard and Sample Hall,
lOOO Main HI reel.
Next donr South of Post Offlra,
Lock Lox'Jl. KANSAS CITY, MO.
Cholrfl Imported .Wtnet, Aloa, Lliiuori andOigari
To Stools.
AND
RANCH !YI EN!
$so,ooo
Wortliof t'ulll6"rlll be taken )'J tli lubicriber
la esrkano for
Z113A.IJ EBTC'Vl'ia
Iu und around
liansas City
Or "111 exrhaiga for a
Well Stocked Ranch.
Would trails rroiirtj in aiualler lot., if
ircd.aud lake part bbocp. A J. Iron,
THOS. J. BIGGER,
Pork and U'f Packer,
KANSAS t'ITT, MO.
BULLENE, SIOORES & EMERY,
Dry Goods and Carpots,
Cor. Main, SeTenth& Delaware, Str. eta,
ltnii:i Oily, iTIo.
W. 11. MORGAN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
No, SOJ DictAWAitK Sr.,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
AWrdite in n trial.
IS 12 iV WOOD,
WIIOLESALB
Hats, Caps, Furs and
STEAW GOODS,
41 Dataware Stroat, Sign of the II In Hal.
KaiiNas City, Mo.
T. M. JAMES & SON,
Importern uf
QUXIXIM' SWAnE,
('lihiti und ;iassViiie,
Nn. b(d Mala Strait, ,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
F.B. Tlirr-lkftil.J.SWoat. n.E.WIhon.C.L.nai'uliarl
Tiicti:iJii:Li) & co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Tobacco, Cigars and Toas
A SPECIALTY.
30G Delaware St.,
Kansas Cllr, Mo.
W. T. Keennn. 0. K. Bane. Jaa. Dllxh. II. Parr.
W.T. KEENAN&CO.,
Coiiimhsion JTIcrclianl,
For til. aal. of
LIVE STOCK,
Union Stock Yards, Chieigo, 111,
Stock Yarila, St. Louie, Mo.
Union Stock Yarila, Kansas Citr, Mo.
Rao. B. Itaran, Satoman, Kauau ntT, Mtlaonrl;
B. Parr. Sataamnn. Stock Yarda, St. Lonla, Mlaaoilrl;
W. T. Krenaa and Jums. Hlijb, S&leauien, CUtcago ,
R. D. Hunter. K. Vf. Paltlwn. A. 0. Etana.
IH'NTER, PATTISOJf & EVANS.
Comailaaion Mercliantt for tb.aileof
Live Stooli,
Karuaa Stock Yarda, Kanaaa Clta, Miaaonrl.
neferancaa floo. Wllaon, Oinaw, Ilia.; Kirat Na
tional Bank, h'nnana City, Mo.; tba Maaton Hank,
KanraaOlijr; John T. Al'i-xamtor, Slock Daaler, Ilia.,
D. W. Poorra k Co., Dankori, Salln. Kaina try,
Warner t Kelly, Vuinu Stock Yrada, Cluogo,
NO. 5D
. Knusus City AdmtUciuenU.
WliolfMl. doal.rta )
.X0 3S5S .
OrdiTa b, Ik. car load will reeelv. prompt allentlon.
Po.ioffltr,"li mi. Kiuisas City, Jo.
R. H, DRENNON & CO.,
Wliolesale dealer In
WINES AND LIQUORS,
10 1 TRlIin ST.,
KANSAS CITY, - - MISSOURI.
Geo. MuKiiltrht.
Jan.. Sralt k.
Key Stone Iron . 'Works, '
K.iMia Cut, llinorti.
ndi K.TlT Si t o.,
MaHrrAiTi'irat or
rortiihlr and Stationary Strum Eirflnti,
Tubular, Locomottic and Fin. Rntl.it,
SAW AJVU V UIST .MILLS,
All klnda of MlnliK Maclilnarv, Quart Mllla.Kiaam
Punipa. ILilallng Macbinarjr, Dulldlng Work of all
klnda, Wrnwrlil Iron .'alia, Railroad and Drl.
Work, forglnj of all klnda, Iron aud Braia Caat
intra, .Ir,
OllUe anil Workm near Inlon
IClut, West Kaaaae City, Mo,
SHERIDAN HOTEL,
C. A. HAY, Prop'r. .
Crnlralljf Locat.J. N.arait I'uloB lHpot, lNftli SI.,
n.ar Wyandolt.,
Khdsiis City, No.
llMdqnarlera far Land Agra l aud principal Slack
J. L. MITCHENER & SON,
LIVE STOCK '
Commission Merchants
Direct all comiiiunlralUm to
UNION (STOCK YAltDH.
Kansas City. Mo.
Gillespie, Rogers & Co.,
Live Stools,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Liberal Adranrn Male on ('onilf nmenti.
KANSAS STOCK YARDS,
WEST KAN3A8 CITY, MO.
Q ASTON WORK,
Feed, Sale & Llvcrj Stable,
Cul. COHNRBCII l HOVITM BTt.r
DALLAS, - - TEXAS.
HORSE!.,
RIlUUlKSr
And Carriagf for llirt en Short Noliei,
CONVEYANCES
Fiinililiel for an J point In lb. Interior.
CHy Omnibus Line
and liny Scales
at thi. Siahl.
Fob, H, !;:. Sldiiotf.
C1IAS. MEISTKRHANS
If fti jp full o,.frallmi
Dallas Brewery,
And la read) lo aupplj all ord.ra Iu th. Cltjr.C.i
Ir.r, an 4 from abroad arlth Fit Kali PKKR, oaual la
body and llafar to tlia Iwal St. l.oula or Cluclmiat
Rirr. Ha ba. opanwl In conaectlon wilfa kl. Bremrj
A GRAND PAVILLIOtf,
Wb.re Ihoa. who ar. waorljd Willi work can rallr.
.vary Sunday Kranliig and regain tnaroitlva. with
(lie boning. Unit cho.ra without lii.brliittou, an
llit.u to aa flu. aiualc a. ea ba kaard Im aajr
quarter of tli. world.
Adailaaloa Frc. ini
QOSMOPOEITAN
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
G. DREYFUS, Proprietor,
MAIN STREET DALLAS, TXXAI.
i
MEALS AT ALL HOI BS.
Particular atlanlion paid Is lb. aononnailatioa ol
ConinLrclal Trav.lar.
udtr, .
QUI FlOIK AND PLIM.NO KILL,
SOUTH Of PUDLIO SQUARR,
Lumber and Shingles Exchanged
tor Wheat or Com,
Flour of Superior Quality always ot hand. Th.
product, of our mills ar. tnld at
. .P)VET I'ASII FKIt'K.
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