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THE DALLAS HERALD, THUIte OA ST MORNING, NOVEMBER 11. lh80.
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Having purchased verv heavily In New York Cltv, dlrct from lliu Importers nuil
Manufaulurers wo am en i lil.x to mcU
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LADIES' FURNISHING COODS.
At SU Louis prices. Wn offer all New nluiftoa HI raw lints, nt '.Tic, .'lie mid 45c.
English DiTliy Felt Huts, ill 7.rK!. II no, Jl .10, 1 7,1 and ', All the leading shapes
In wool flt, fur felt, napped heaver, castor braver, Novoltica not to bo round
In other houses. I.oiik imp plih,all eoloin.cmbnssid and brocaded. Hllks, Vol
vols, Hutlns, Tlusel Vc.vola, llrocude anil Tinsel Klbboi.s, rum it 11 I rich gooda.
1,000 TllIMMED JUTS TO SELECT FROM
K'eguit goods at unpreoeUoiile.1 prices. Thorn hitiil r'.i I Ooitnge an.) Turli;.n lion.
ueiH, hiiI I ; iilxiul half Mi ilr roil value'. l,uu pair 3-l.uiton Kid i. loves hi
S(lo por i lv, worm $1 iio. Cloaks, t-miii,., SI 7.1 to .til; leaver, il 7:, tu JsVi
Beaver, Ic ly irlmiu.'.l, in flu; Unit Imporlo.l lleavcra au.l Diagonal, -12 an pi
IJB. Dolman i, from 15 to MO. Iidles, If you with to bo lahlouaMy attired
go to FliAltSON'H, (lie
LeadingMillinery House , Texas
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RIVERS & BARTELS, Props.
TZREIjVnOIsrT ECOTJSE
CALVESTON, - TEXAS.
ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN GALVESTON
IsoflModernConstnictton Throughout, ami In kept up to a Stnn.lar.1 of Exoellenco Second
Konvlii the .Somhwtat.
RITES: $'2.50 to s:i a laj, Arvordlug to ltoom
C. McCINLY, Proprietor.
I W.;U. Nprclnl ntlrntlonlta railed to;ili: xtrrmrl; low .lluntlily Raloa.
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Wholesale Truilr."-
. 712 Elm Street.
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Tliere is notbinn like a good comforUbln
aeutin this lit'u ; a good solid, substantial
toat that will not give awav. This is tlio
reason why C. II. Clancy, 709 ilaiu street,
up stairs, lias tnado such a famous reputa
tion by the manufacture of his double
lined or seated drawers, which last live
times as hog as those of ordinary make.
Shirts, collars and cuCt are made to order.
For Thla Week OiAy,
Strictly choice apples, packed In large
flour barrels at only from $2 00 to $3 00 per
barrel, at Do toftno Ilroa.
Br'dal mils, pa U sultf . ovenlng suits, the
lament stock and ldwoal prices, at K. IJau
Qian'i,70o Kim street.
Hunstable boots flt beautifully.
I.ndlea, f
Our elegant Parisian millinery will be t
urpris to you in dcaien, quality and low
pr.coa, at K. Baumsn's, 700 Kim street.
Tulrly-Cuttiit 11mm Thirty.
To PubliMUera.
AVe will sell a Ilinry cylinder printing
press, capable of turning off one thousand
impressions per hour,for the extraordinary low
price of $300, It is the same press the old
Hkrald was printed on, does good work and
is complete in all its parts. This is a rare
opportunity 'of securing an exce'lont props
for little money. It is oOored at this low
prico to make room for a larger and fuster
press, now on the way to U9 from New
York.
TIIK UK4NH Jl'KV.
Adjournal Blue lle-Tlielr Iteport
The grand jury, which has been in session
for the past three weeks, adiourned veatar-
day.sine die, having, found during that lime
two
hundred indictments, thirty five of
wh
lich number are for felonies, tho remainder
hoii
ng for misdemeanors. In dUcharuiiu:
the
u Judge AlJrodgo comuliuionlud them
upon the oarnest manner in which they had
worked to ferret out crimo. Thefollowiig
is their report :
Dallas, Nov. n. iso.
T" V'ouVt'"' t!"'" N'' A'dl'",t!l'' JuilS'UlstriBt
We, the fii-diid jury, having Uuished the
buainesj brought before us, wo pr y that we
may bo allowed to adjjurn sine die. VVe
Davo tountmibout two huudred indictmeutp,
which, though it was a disagreeable task, we
have done so Bololy through a conscientious
House of dlltv to carrv nut thn tuur YKl. i
exaimunil tho hont-a nf tin, n...... ,
.. . vuv v.vMuhjr viensurer
and tax collector, and found them all right
nuu njiiuti, oo inr as wo wero H010 to lihlP,
and fnlliid them nuMt.. nh.un ..! L.......ie..?i..
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kept, and we congratulate the county upon
having snch efficient officers, and" in the
itimrmiul nnmlilinn ..r .
............. vV..u.wV.i vuo couniy
boinj; so good. "Wo Imvo also
(ixmnihi'd ilio coui.ty juil, and
fuUIld t! irtv-Sl'Vi'n nrunnnra ..,(!.. ,wl . i
in, and we have to say that the said nil is
m-n no iiean i-iiuo an CircumSlWil PS 111 Rd-
niit, havo to say that the jiil building U a
and is very unsafe for tho safe keeping of
prisonors. Wo found thirtoon prisoners in
one cell, ten in another cell, nino in another
auu uve in nnouior con, wnicti wo 'hink is
too nimiv nriaiww.ra In Ka r....C..n.l 4 ,i.
for health, and wo would adviso that a new
jau uo erecieu as soon as practicable, without
ioonaidizinir tho financial rniwliiinn nf ,i,
county. V o f utlhor adviso that sumo more
comiortabioqu irlers tie m ido for our whitQ
female lunatic, Mrs. l.en, who has bo n con
lined in the jail fi r some timo, whose present
quartors, clothing and bedding aro simply
sliHinefiil. Wn hIkii llml ll...i il,... :, .. .
t - - . -..t.w viiiuu ,a iiu
ap-rtmont 111 the jail for tho confinement of
fetnalo prisoners : so wo roeomnipn I the pur
chase, by thw county, of a simill I'raum house
mat is in mo j 11 yard, belonging to the ex
flierill, Moon, and it beset aside for Iho con
tiiieinent of fomalo prisonors.
W. A Kdikikks,
Foreman Grand Jury.
OVMt TIIK 4 I I Y,
The norther holds 011.
A blind man wilh a liMn.l.i.r.run Ij o.i,,:,,,..!
tho city.
There am llfly-four prisonors conttnod in
the county jail.
Alroadv tho littln 1111 a urn itn!hi!H u
think of the C'hristuiHS holidays.
Coninlaint is nimln )hui il...
from tho eni'lne-honsn U ,l.,mn,l ....
street in tho Immediate vicinity oi that build-
Tho track c.f tlio Sn .lii,i., oi.,i..:)
. v..i.v o.,i.u ll
way is beum raised on a level will, il... oi-, ,i
at its down town terminus.
Eil ward Connellv. who ii .:.v.
Iho theft of Colonel Holland's horse, w ich
was re-cnoturoil with him hi I..,i U',...i, 1.
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ensconced in the county jail.
A IMtlntrvman. niiw.,l .I.icunl. IT... 1.
slipped and fe while erossin.r th T..vu a.
l'ai'iti track nt the ltiinri..il?in .,r i.n.
street yesterday, and broko one of tho lowor
uooes 111 111s ngni arm.
Comoltiint is made tlmt tin, T.
fiviirdt trrtii.rt obslnu t Llm I IH4 l 1 rit 1 i tiiii un
Jm ilit ttrort curs nt tlm ornin'.r .... a
- v . .-k-ni niruil
streot longer than the citj ordinance allows
u , u iiiiuuiee.
Hobert Seward. ctinr.n l will, ,..
lined S10 and costs ye.terdav by .luslico
Kdwav.lv In th" same court K i. Collins,
S.i-i.' I, inn M'i.1 I. iiln ll- ,.n il... i..m... 1
saili d doves, w ero lined $;1 each.
CollllllailllS ill reimrd l, II... ,..,. I, ..(
Sikowalka aro liumerttlit u nmiil L.o tl...
ordinance on si.'ewalk', pasted by tlioooi n-
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ill u.o uuirr login, Is a gOOCI CIIO, Kil l U
freely enforced Dallas will lu.r.i.ifi..- 1,,.,,,.
good ones.
Ill tllO district Court vnalnnlut- lln,l W.l
hams, colorptl. chHri.,..) u,,ih 1 i...r, ..r u
horse, on a plea af not guilty, was given ton
ye-rs by tho jury. Tho evidence was
decidedly against him. Howard I.illard
charged Willi alike offense, on a similar plea,
Bocu buo sauieuuiuucr oi years.
" Tho Midilliiton hnilhor. hvo IV,..
tract for tho building of a two-st ry busintss
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ooiiimi, uuuuu, jusi west 01 isycamoro
streot. and frontiniron AlHintinrl Vli im..i.
The building is to be occupied, when corn
completed, by Nolan, Joiner & Co., now at
Sherman, who will engage in the whoksale
hardwi.ro business here.
Michael Daugherty, who lays claim to be
ing the oldest living peddler in north Texas,
arrived in the city yesterday from an ox
lunnlir. Ib... 1 L . 1 .11 f, . .
.i-iiBivw uip uejronu fonuriuin. tio travels
aloilP. On hi own honlr navnr K..in. a
weapon of any kind, although allowed to do
no 111 mat sccuuii 01 mo 1'ounirv, and naj me
first timo to be molested by robbers.
I'K.KXoNAI,.
Mr. II. S. Uiod. of Vnw Y.wlr I,, iha
city writing up the industrial interests of
Toxis. and cave the Ukrald thn uleaanrn f
a call yesterday.
Miss Anna Hovsn. a KeaMUTnl n,,.
pllstud young laly of Shel'viHc, Illinois, if
visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom Walker.
O. W. Williams, formnrlv unouiwi! In tlm
practice of law in this city, 'but who bas for
the past year or so been a resideat of Sh .kes
peare, New Mexico, whero bo has mining
interest, is here on a visit.
Misa AtloA Itnim. a pliafm!nf v.tiinff IdI,.
of Nashvillo, Tenn sseo, Is visiting Mrs. W.
u. vunoor.
All tho nrivilniTflf connnctnrl with thn fair
,;.-o.:n,1s v, be ;iold to the highest biddor
IU vt S.-lL-. r,: ,1' I Mnillff Knnan.lu,. I'llL
8 p. m., at tho saloon ot Murphy & Brownlee.
V. W. f?TvnAftin Ku.'.
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The latest New York stvloa. licrht colored
dolmans; see thorn at E. liauman's, 706 Elm
street.
Wholesalo and roUil millinery, cloaks.
suits, human hair, fancy goods and actions.
Send for catalogue and fashion plate, to K.
Uiumaii, 700, li.iu uVrcel, Duilas,. Texas.
TUG EPIZOOTIC EPIDEMIC.
It la Wild In the Clly-yiyibor of
Iteaihit to Dnle.
The epizootic is now wild among tl;'
horses cf Dallas. Up to last night the
deaths amounted to fifty-six, known, and
perhaps soveral others that had not been
reckoned in tho count That number of
carcasses can bo counted at the graveyard
up the Trinity just north of the city. Among
them lio many once noble animals. They
are there from the common dray to the pam
pered carriage and buguy courser.
Perhaps one hundred cases are sick and un
der treatment, and the dUeaso is rapidly
spreading. It has sofarproven wry fatal; far
morosothau in the northern cities. When
it first apposred in tho United States about
twelve yearB ago it was very f tal among
horses at the north and just the reverse at
the south. It is influenza, an! therefore it
ought to bo mild in Texas, but it is not. It
is very bad at Houston, Galveston ar.d all
along the Central railroad.
Dallas "eteiinary surgoons havo been very
unsuccessful so far in its treatment. A col
ored man cured his lo.rso on Morday by a
vigorous application of snuff to the nostril.
U gnvo instant n ikf to the head and throat
and tho animal at one began to me"d and w s
at work yeslerdi y all right. We reproduce
from tho Ukrai.u's agiicultuial column
of October 27, tho following upon tho char
acter and treatment of tho disi use :
It is a curable disease, and in the h .rids of a
man who understands it is quite easily cured.
When tho horse is attacked, ho ehoul I be
withdrawn from work, placed in a warm
etabloand blanketed. Cold draughts of air
should bo kept from him.
While there may not bo any serious objec
tions to wotking an animal moderately whilo
suffering from a mild attack of the disease, it
is. of course, better if he can be spared l'r m
work during his sickness. Ho would thus be
apt to recover much sooner and not be liable
to any of tho serious complications which in
Uuenza is apt to assume. If tho hor.TO cuh
not be sparod from work he should at least
boused mt'derat'.lv, and, when not in motion,
covi'ii'l with a blanket, and, if prssible, iu
addition to this, the neck and he id should be
covered wilh u hood. Ho may thus be used
n oderalely so long as his appetite r. mains
normal. But should he rofuso one or two of
his meals he certainly ought to remain
in Iho stablo, or serious complication may
result.
During the attack of iufluonza, attention
to tho general comfort of the animal ntul
nursing aro all-important and generally all
sufficient. All dcpletivo measures should be
avoided, and bleeding and physickiu,; are
ubsolu'ely dangerous.
While the animal appeals prostrated 1 e
s'lould be kept in doors and blanketed, ai d lo
iquali.o tho circulation the limbs sh. uhl b
friquvntly hand-rubbed and bandngi 1. Tl
f ind should consist of sweet, aromatic, ui
land liHy, slic d carrots, apples, or cabbage--,
and at least one moil a day should cor.sis' of
gruel, boiled barley, or scalded oats, mixi d
ttilii lirim and a liandUil of 11 i.:-. i .1. SI: il! !
thn be n difficult! in swulio.v n' -i :;,i!l
cinbrocatic should bo applied to He '.hivn
en. 'h ns a liniment composed of one pat. ot
uiii ammonia and foiu p-.rt of camphor.
iSelous, rowels and blisters thoulJ he
avoided. (Jive flaxseed tea or haysmi to
drink, or pure wdtor, not cold, and in vvlrch
may be stirred a handful of bran. Oivish n
!!) spor.gn the nostrils and eyes with vnrm
water. If symptoms of lever appear, shiver
ing, succeed' by increased heat ol tho body,
quick, ned pulse, hurried breathing, give mild
Ic'irifue and diuretic mvdicine's, such n
four ounces of solution of acilato oi ammonia
and an ounco each of sweet Bpirits of nitre
and fluid extract of bolladonna in half a pint
of water, and carufully administer tuornin-,
noon and night, ontil tho fever is allau I.
which may be known by a reduced pulse,
easily breathing and a return of anpolito.
Itutidea tho internal treatment it will ho well
in such a case of threatened bronchits or
pneumonia to also supply strong liniment of
a nmonia, (oil and equa ammonia, equal
pntbO, or niuitard along tho throat and to
the sides of tho chest. Give occasionally
blood-warm witt r inj jelions per rectum,
aed mashes of bran and pulled flaxseed.
Win nthu lotnilo symptoms havo subsided
give us recommended below.
Generally during a mild attack o! epi
zootic inll.ienz'i more or lens debility pro
vails, wilh diminuitlon of appetite. It will,
t erefore, be proper to support tho strength
by tho use of mineral and vegetable tonics, j
such as two drachms of tincture of iron and
one ounce of compound tincture of gentian
in half a pint of water, or a drachm of car
bonate of iron and threo drachms each of
powdered gentian root and elecampane ma 'e
into mi i lectury wilh a littio tlax-cr I
meal ni.d treacle, and placH
well up upon the horse's tongun. Kithnr
of these ret e lies 111115 be given twice or
thr. 0 times daily. iSleatning the head a lew
times is beiH licia! in the beginning of tho dis
cue. Asa dldnf. Cant, a solution of an
ounco of chloride ol'liino ill a quart of wal-r
may bo sprinkled iu the stall behind tho
horse morning and evening. Tho fumes from
heated tar or tho smoke from burning of oU
leather under tho nose of the horse, ol ten re
sorted to, will do no good, and cause tho aui
mal much pain by irritating tho mucuous
sui faces of the air passages and tho eyes.
B. Si I' OK. NT A BRO ,
DEALERS IN
Ury Qooila, Notion nnl I.adlea' anil
Genta' FnrHlalilug Goods.
819 AND 821 NORTH TIKTH STREET, ST.
LOUIS NEW YORK HOUSE, 538 AND
640 BROADWAY.
Having a New York house thov aro
enablod to tako advantage of any changes in
the market, thus placing them iu direct
competition with loadinir New York and
Philadelphia houses in filling orders by
mail. Perlict satisfaction guaranteed in
every transaction. Stock always kept up to
the standard of any othor first-class whole
sale or retail dry goods and notion PsaMi.-di-merit
in the country. Business exclusively
cash. Orders for goods or samples, by mail,
receive same attention as if purchaser has
present in person, and at prices never
deviated from. Headers should send for
genu,' and ladies' furnishing goods catalogues
and price lists, etc., etc.
Weddlnica.
Elegant lock bracelets, slngle-stowo dia
mond and pearl rings, flat band plan rings
sui able for engagements; new designs in
silverware, jewels, vases, toilets, flc etc., in
niello and satin; diamond lace pins and ear
rings in exquisite palterns; Roman nocks
and pendants, new and stylish; also the
handsomest watches, made in gold, silver
and nicklo; new vim in guaid and opora
chains; fino lino of Trench and Amoricin
clocks suitable for prosonts, at Webb's, c r
ner Mam and Lunar.
Ladle
Will find no trouble In gotting titled n t
tine pair of shoes at Leon Kahn's-wa hie
them, in all styles and last, and fully war
rant every pair custom made ihoes sold
by us.
Tiilrtj Count Thorn Thirty.
1 EY3 P O R TA
Drop in if you desire lo see New
Remarkably
NE VER Sa,r netti"' 8nfi-
PP J Saw a Finer T.ot of llnrta anil
N EYE 11 Paff yo'i''l"' Ll""-
N E YE 11 sw More P"shl"iiahle Stylfa.
NEYER m'nr,i of i-mv'r I'rlfea-
NEYER toI'oolt a"y i'"'rt.
Never can be Bj.tcr Pleased. Never will have a Better Chance than at
I j e o n Kahn's
PKALEtt IN' FINE AND BEST MADE
BOOTS and SHOES
DOrfJUS MOS., MERCII'jVT tailors
Winli to cull attention to thoir new nrrival of Woolens. They' have now
in stock a full li'ho of
Woiot-Ml Suiiiiigk;,
lIgoinls
Frt K'h and Kooloh CliettolM,
lomcs.ir U ooleiix.
Pans .'am i ns in AbuiHlaKoc.
The FincBt BROAD CLOTHS and DOESKINS. The lurgcnt stock in the
city can also bo found at Miis house.
MTV DO I'M.
Go to Connor's drug store for mineral
water
Highest prices paid for game of all kind at
Jarrett's.
L. Myers Connor kt ops the flnr at fancy
goods in the city.
Now line of cheap literature at Mason &
Krb's, 712 Main street
Nothing but seloct drugs and chemicals at
Cm nor'B drug i-tore.
1. X. I,, cotton marking brushes at Ma
son fc Erb's, 712 Main street.
Bargains to bo had at Jos. Monczor's only.
You know he always means what he says.
Mason & Erb will havo a complete stock
of holi lny goods. Don't forgot it.
Havo your medicine prepared at Connor's,
by skillful pharmacist?.
e A-imrican Public Heal th association
convei es in NV.v Orleans tlm 7th of Decem
ber. Itcuh't ha tiutlifnlly disrule l, tho best
nickel eiuar is sold by" L. t Ilughn, 720
Elm street.
A trip to New Oiloans placed in the reach
of all. Ten dollars from Houston to New
Orlcai.s and return, eve y Saturday.
Mrs. .Tarn Giles, 128 K iss avenue, will
tr.l e a few n'oro boarders. She has several
r,! ly iiii.iished rooms to rent.
I am now prepared to furnish pure coffee,
roas' 1 in my row patent roaster. L. F.
llughis, 720 E.m street.
Alt i''on is called to tl i revised timo
tnblo of the Texas & Pa flc road, which ap
f . a, nowhere.
Just received, a new line of young mens'
nobby St ff & Stetson's pocket hats, at Loon
Kahn's. 604 Elm.
J. A. Adams offers his beautiful place on
Commerce, near Harwood, at a bargain.
Address 221, Main street, St. Louis.
Excursions to New Orleans evory Saturday.
Round trip from Houston only ton dollar's.
Tickets good for four days.
Indelible ink with g'ass pen, portmonaios,
pocKei, Kruve." amurus all new sty les, nt Ma
son & Erb's, 712 Main streot.
Buy cbnico Peabury Ilio, Mocha, Old Gov
ernment, Jav.i collces. L. F. Hughes, 720
fim street.
A golden opportunity to visit Now Or
leans, tho "Crescent city.'" Only t n dollars
for tho round trip lrom Houston.
If you would w!n women wear diamonds.
Henry Colin, putt pawnbroker of Dallas,
haj n lino selection of diamonds, at 708 Main
street.
Kxcirsion train loaves Houston every S.at
arday at 12 o'clock noon. Returning, leaves
New Orleans at 12 o'clock noon evory Tues
day. Passengors have two and a half d.iys
in mo uroseont city.
Protestant and Catholic prayor books,
beautiful family bibles, and an elegant as.
uirtmont of writing desks at Mason tfc Erb's,
1 12 Main street
l.OCAI. JorilSGN,
Kopairs for Atlas Engino can be had of
il J i:.ni-li . ,i
V. UAIb'JllUll U(. lAl,
Go to Loon Kahn's all the timo to pur
hase your boots, shoes and hats.
Something new at tho 6 and 10c store
wo doors west of the postofllce.
Old Judge Smoking Tobacco at Trinity
iigar Factory, 610 Main street.
For a nice fitting shirt, have it made to
"'"I1 01ancy'. 70 Main street, up stairs.
Birmingham & Folton are manulactur
ing hominy grits and graham flour. Mills
No. 220 Pat'erson avenue.
The only place to got a fresh Havana
cigar is at the Trinity Cigar Factory, 610
Main street.
Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
vr twenty-five competitors at St. Louii
Fair, 1879.
Rector's Vital Restorativo euros norvous
.liability. See certificates of same in advor
lisment in another column.
Have your drawers made to ordor at
Iancoy's, double lined in the seat and war
vited not to rip or break.
Meredith Bros,, corner of Sycamore and
him streets, have one of the nicest saloons
m tho city. They keep everything in thoir
line and of the best,
-Strangers from the adjacent cities and
e-u'itrv visiting Dallas, Bhould go to tho 6
tr.d 10a storo, two doors west of the postofllce
md j(H the bargains in ovorything.
- Who is she? A prominent lady patron
f tho stage, known to be woalthy, is said to
havo it iu hoi brain to advise everyone with
whom she converses to use "Rye and Rock"
as a boverarge, or as a tonic, or a cure for
many of the "diseases that flesh heir to,"
be it a cold, cough, asthma, brochitls, or the,
consumption. She always adds, nowovor, be
sure to get Van Bell "Rock and Rye" with
his signature on the label, as all other are
imitations. The question Is, doee she receive
a commission, or is she a public benefactor?
Who is she!
Che orient Plnco
Yli,"T rJoc,A",y Kiwaaware . at
l.nw a. lia there alao and prlro tine
ailverware and cutlery before T Jou
boy. Lnn'M 804 Jlolu Klrcvt.
FtJ T NEWS.
and Elegant Shoes of Novel Desians m
Low Prices.
Wtinp.
The Hoard of Trade.
At tho Board of Trade, corner Main and
Austin streets, is tho place to got flrst-clsst
liquor. This is the only sort that is now, or
ever has boon kept and sold there since its
opening. "Straight" whisKies, or "double
stamped," are tho qualilios koot, and evory
patron can implicitly rely ' upon being
served with such and only such. Our stock
is open to any ono lor inspection, and for
comparison wilh any kept on hand in tho
late.
I'or (he A y In m.
Shoriff Jones left on last evening's south
bound train over tho Texas Central road for
Austin, having in charge P. U. Ellis, who
has been adjudged insane, and whom he was
eonvej ing to tho asylum at that place. The
unroriunnt- man has a mania for spitting.
ii.l imagir.es that ho has h-an fed on ground
glass and that it is working out from bis
tongue into his mouth.
Thirty-C unt Thorn Thirty.
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Grape Cream Tartar. No other
preparation make n,eh ll)ilit,llakv h .r breads,
or Inxurloiupaatry. Can beuten'bv Dyspep-
,h,?u ,?'!r i'r !'"' ronl'tlng from
heavy Indlgesiible food. Hold onlv In cans, by
ail t.roeers, Uoval Hakiso I'owukiiNVw. Yorlt
Rosenfield & Bond's
GREAT
SUPPLY DFPOT
Wereceived tills week and ijUote:
New Buck Wheat Flour, nt 80.
Mime Meat, at ISn
Apple Matter, al li l-2c.
New Loednii Kalains, 20 and Kc,
Split Peas, ne
l'lga Keet, nt S5c per dozen.
Uncanviissed IIhiuh, at li l-c
I.inen Soap, at ,1c per bar.
New lork Fall Cream Cheese, at 2,10
Remeiiib-r w keap none but flrs'-class Goods,
giiarantued as repr.sente l.
Uoods dollverid free to any pnrtofthe
. ROSENFIELD A TIOND.
HPEVIAL HOTICEN.
-BTOCKlIOL,DEas' MEETING. -Office
of tlm ChloiiKO, Texas 4 Mexican Central Hall
way company, Dall,Tex.,S,.pt.21, l!i'.--nr
order ol the II vara of Dime-turn of tbeCblcago,
Texas d: Mexican Central Ita Iway eoin
pnny nntb'e la hereby (riven ton'l stockholder
of ssld company 0 aiiend a regulur annual
meeting of snl.l atoekhoMers to Ho held atthe
oracoof the eoni: m.y i, t;c Clty of Pallas
statoof Texas, on Iho 1st u,.y or November,
lMHi.forthe purpose of enacting and nrfo.ding
by-laws lor said company i and piirfunul to
llieordrorsiihl uHid .,f Dlroetora notice is
nlso glveu to mi, stockholders to Bttend a
nuetluirof thestiiekholdera of sold company
to bo held at lime mpany's offlre, Iu the city
of Xj 'Una, state of Texas, ou the 27th day of
November, l8so, for tile purpose of oouslder
Ingandsanctloulugthe borrowing of money
not to exceed twenty thousand dollars on each
mile of laid railroad by said company, to be
secured by the bonds of the eompany, and a
tmstdaed upon Its propnrty and Iranohlne, the
forms tboreof being on Die In Urn offlo of tn
company. DANIEL 11. BALE,
A. P. ButKrr, Beo'y. President.
OGVLIST.
R. H. Chilton, M. D.,
OCULIST AND AURIST
O.10S Mala St..
IXtllsa.