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THE DALLAS HERALD,-WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1882.
TUK BOMD-AROCLIB.
Ttea Meeting Lju4 Sunday Moralaf Th
AddrmaalMr. Jho r. Kill It-rnHDlt-ttoa
of an Appropriate I'rtuut to th
-Club, Kto.
The Boil (l'Arc club held its regular meet
ing on Inst Sunday morning, and after
loma preliminary proceedings, under Colo
nel V. S. l'liHits in ttie chair, in tlie absence
OlMr. Ii- M. Ktieiiily, president, Major
John l Klltott was called oa for bis ad
dress, which be thereupon delivered, the
subject being "Clubs; their History, Value,
lulluence, Directs," etc:
At its conclusion Colonel W. G. Wylie
aiotiC, und after some very complimentary
. re marks, (aid that he "had a double mo
tlou to tnuke; first, thai the hourly t luniks
of the club bo extended to Major Elliott for
his mlmirublo amlrem: and, second, that
the addrcBi be published iu the Dallas Hhr
ald and other leading papers." This be
ing seconded and most warmly endorsed
by Mr. Mnroney nnd others present, was
unanimously paused.
Upon motion of Mr. Thatcher, it was
thou nmrml and uunuiiiiously curried, that
a committee of live be now appointed for
, the purpose of obtaining $1,0W or such
turn as might be needed to at once secure
the renliox cf a hall, and for thoroughly
fitting up the sume in a manner worthy tlio
club, its present and future, with carpels,
books, pupors, periodicals, utu. Following Is
Till AIHIKKSS;
Mr. Prctldeut anil Ueiillemen of the Hols d'Arc
Club:
In theabscnceorotir regularly appointed
lecturer for to-day, Colonel Crawford, I
will endeavor,- at your request, to substi
tute, ;i best 1 cuu, the ability and eloquence
which mii.'ht luive treated you to some rich
repast had he boon present to discharge the
task. 1 could wish on this occasion Unit I
possessed tho powers of some of your mem
bers to entertain through a vein of that hu
mor which delights Ilio car while it Informs
tho mind, but 1 long ugu concluded that I
was not born funny, and I huvo never
by nitotinilcd cultivation beun suc
cessful ii engrafting upon myself
a stock that uitlure evidently
nevor niesiit to flourish there, for us often as
I have culled upon tho designated locality
ol wit, I have as lnvuriubly found "nobody
at home." 1 ahull, therefore, huvo to con
fine tiiytie'f to a field of soberer line, and
will nay something ubout clubs, their his
tory, nature, value, eH'ccts, etc.
Among the run'iy instrumentalities for
tho promotion of certain objects, whether
social, political religious, commercial, liter
ary, or other, is that peculiar n.io iutinii
known us the "Club." Its existence is 1U0
to tho organization of man, as gregarious
inhismituro us nro I he ton-Is ol tint uir
with their flocks, the beasts ol the field with
their holds, and the fishes of tho tea with
their schools. Perhaps the suggestion for
Til K CM' II, IN ITS HIIMOTKII H.VTK,
aroiis out of (lie recognition of ueniiiiniinily
of material Interests when government was
strong and arbitrary and the people weuk
and oppressed. The story of the world is
Btrawu with Illustrations of the workings of
these organizations in all their varied
sphoros. A certain law of Orcicif, for In
stance, once ordained cleat Ii to all persons
that would worship certain gods ami god
desses not in tho c (lender of the govern
ment ; and tho consequence was that mnnv
dissenters from tho promulgated faith hail
tomoet in privacy of the strictest sort to
discuss their views and to arrange for the
lii09t expedient methods for their disseini
nutiou and acceptance. Within the meet
iugi of ono ol those Memorable Clubs
newer views vro orysluliznd and
sent upon tho nation until the ellorts re
sulted in the aehiovcinent of giant relorma
tious. The curlier Christians had recourse
t i similar institutions, disguising their real
designs under the cloak of clericul uscm
bliut;. Ho, when the ago of futtli-goverii-liieut,
with its idolatrous practices, gave
way to the age of government bv discussion,
in too purely political clubs, u'l'airs of sutc
wcro secretly donated by the brotherhood,
plans proposed and advances in the general
welfare urged through imadinus phiys. sug
gest ivn poems, nod well directed satires,
nnd other agencies e-uphiycd touwuken the
poopleloaueoehsil y t a'chungo. The regular
social clubs of Iho.-o cms were more par
ticularly colilined to tiiii.uieiguer.-i who hap
pened to congregate in si one certain country
and who iiHturally yearned for ami driftcil
into each other's society, Nor were these
club organizations limited to the pntionuge
of men only, but the
WOMEN rKKUKNTI.Y I'AIITICICTKP
in them, niter the manner ot our side de
grees in Masonry, Odd Fellowship, etc.
And although they at times deliberated
upon tho more Ferious uffuirs, national and
nuinlcipul,, their purposes were more es
pecially for social enjoyment, the sett le
nient of questions of etiquette, of dress
fashions, of positions on public occasions;
of processions, balls, etc.. us to who should
ride in carriuges drawn by horses, who
must be content to sit behind mules, whoso
eedunchulrs might have ratings of ivory,
and whoso might be trimmed with gold,
silver, etc
In more modern times clubs have been
of equal potency, being partioiihirlv
fashlunuble with the literary and scientific
characters in Johnson's mid tloldsmlth's
nge, and under tho reigns o thuTudors
and the Stuarts. Chief among these mod
ern Clubs stands out in our memory what
was known as tho Friday Street Club, ori
ginalcd by Sir Walter Halcigh, and of which
frbukospc'ire, lieaiimont and Fletcher and
other well known chaiactcrsweremembcrs.
Also the London l.lteiary, and the liov 1
Society club, where Addison and 1'npn and
Steele, and Koynnldsandllnldsmith gave to
tho world immortal thoughts and injured
in richest song the cimentof the feeling as
the eager workings of their liner passions
heat upon tho wild drapery ot
the words that couched the in. l'ven
the liilnttmt uccount of the main
truusmrlngi in their nicotines, the
humorous sayings, the nitty anecdotes, tiie
admirable essays, and the good intlueneis
these brought forth as a charming inherit
ance for future generations, lm.vever highly
interesting, would consume more time than
I have to spare this morning, or you tne
patience to bestow.
I'robubly the most pnworfnt of all Club
. rganlxations that 1 can recall just now was
that at first purely social, hut subsequently
political, one so notorious hi history as a
. phenomenon, and doubtless familiar to
yotl nil,
TUK JACOtUN Ct.rtl OK KIUMCX,
which was organized lust prior to tho
French revolution ol iij!l, and modelled
' after the ftnglisti literary elu'.s 1 have
Just spoken f. You will rniicnilicr
that at that time France was seething
In troubles ol every, description, moral,
religions, political, social, financial.
All sor(of vit'ious excesses were rampant,
and the geniusof evil as it slalked through
out her limits with lis ulds de c.iinp ol per
secution und proscription and murder, so
shadowed with sorro.v the utlllclcd na'ion
that Hope unfolded her wines and lied Ir m
the Til llerles. These "friends of the rev Ia
tion," trout quiet modesty of B.ioi.il fesllvl
ties, came iillerward to illiot the public
Opinion o all Franco with their half -million
of close membership and nearly one limit
sand nll'iliullng societies meeting together,
AS WK MliKT THIS Mi'tlNl.NU,
thsy deliberated upon pusstng i vent ., nnd
determined In a sort of cuuum like our
American prototype, upon piocrammes of
- action. So powerful d.d the Club become
in regulating the course of the National As
Hcmhly that no politician who had any
ambition could iiH'onl to lie without
inemeUrthlit In it. 'Hie latnotis Danton,
Murat and lUbesplerro were n close com
intiiil.in. belonging to the little knot of I lie
"iniiercircle,"ihe "wheel within a wheel"
caucus, as volt and I would sav. It dicta
ted deputies anddelegaterilt eoiitmlkil the
legislature; It nominated unit assigned (lie
army olllclalf, it create t the. foreign policy,
.- and, Indeed, handled nM matters through
all the renlnt, making the terms of "bus
Ulle"iilld "ttiilll'.'litie" torewi memorable.
And all this from an origin, as I said, quite
similar to tbat which begot the peaceful
organiia'iou sitting within these walls and
listening to me now; thus, illus
trating how true it is that
"large streams from little fountains How."
IN Ot'a OWN COl STRY
clubs have nourished from the Unston Tea
Part r Club and the little literary atsciiihings
of Franklin; Die one culminuting in the
overthrow of one government on these
shored and the inauguration of another,
the other ultimately developing into the
great philosophical society ol l'ennsvlvama,
down lo tho lending social ones of to-day
as prominently represe ted by iheTremont
Club, of Huston, the Lotus, of New York,
the I'nion League, of Philadelphia, tho
Klk,,of Si. Louis, the 1'ickwtck. ol New Or
leans, and I ho Jlois d'Arc. of Dallas. The
chief purpose ol clubs like these is to af
ford a vent, a recreative relaxation of the
mental and tho physical from
the euros and lubots that weight
one down tluougli the week.
And this it effects through social convivi
ality, ami breaking the cake of ceremonious
custom, mind meets mind in dishabille ami
hnneht unreserve, lit re our nature airs
the closcrsccrotsof bcriiinerchninhers upon
tho outer sleeve, and here the feelings of
good fellowship blend iu happy harmony
with the sense of humor, wit 'and merri
ment, noveronco blurring but always pro
moting our more practical qualifications
for every iluy lite. And how tar our value
may extend one of these days in the consid
ering of some ol tho
KKKliS or Ot'H CITY AND STATIC,
after the fashion of so many predecessors,
remains to he disclosed. Hence, the
eventual importunco ot our organiza
tion, beyond the things named,
the Blur of occasion may indicate on any
day. In the meanwhile, like the Fpicureuiis
of old, wo can make the most ot each
speeding moment of our lives, short ut best,
adopting that philosophy which makes
wealth to consist not iu great possessions,
hut in small wants and fewer expectations.
And if you will be kind enough to apply
this rule to my effort this morning, 1 shail
bo gratified with the belief that it has not
been entirely a lailuro.
Homo oilier business being then transac
ted, tho chair announced that he under
stood that Major Klliott hud been deputed
to present to the club a present from one of
our citizens, whereupon Major Klliott arose
and said:
Ms. I'VfciliKNT : Yes, 1 have been re
quested to present through ynil to the
Jlois ii' Arc Club this gavel, made of hois
d' arc wood, tho toughest tree that prows,
and was, therefore, 1 assume, thought to
be appropriately emblematic here. This
gavel is of excellent material to cited a
"knock-down" argument iu debate, when
you find you cannot duly handle vourcliih
it isotl'cred by our friend, Mr.-lSell. who
says he is a Hell without tongue solilcicnt
to hove its mirits ex-lolled by hiinse'.f. It
is carved out of tho first piece of a lot of
wood intended for the paving of our streets,
which will he morn admired when v. hides
passing through them shall he less mired.
Ill si..- It is enllal to a Now York flute
democtiitiu majority; its color Is of a suspi
cious itiliinlilo shade; whilst its weight is
nbotll us heavy- if wo mo to credit some of
oiirconteniDoruries usonenf tiie IJkrai.ii's
editorial leaders. For a meeting's opening,
it will equal' a bonk canvasser, a "gelter-up
of n club." und without, any "references lo
allusions" to any here, let us hope that its
"raps" will ho more elll. acinus than those
(dten give on the (loop of a sleepy druggist
at midnight.
On motion iitmniiunni thanks were ex
tended to Mr. II. W. Hull for his handsome
und appropriate donation, nnd hopes were
expressed that the club and tho Hell might
live mid last ns long us tho hardy gavel,
After some Other liroceedinirs the elnh nil.
jouriicd.
Mniifr nf I lift rriwi.l tl,i.i..u ,.t !.; ill',.
- .' .'v"" iiii.-i inu ,,ir
sorrowfully let alone on Hccoti'it ol Hvspcp
u;u i.,,i .. ii . i , . ..i ..,.'.''
o,n, witi. u ut,iiiiiip;ii use in .leaern I'yspep
sia Tablets givsm the ..iivilege ol eating
in cotntort. i!S nnd All .cuts, Sold by W.
11. l'atte,rson it Co., lullas, Texas.
if VOtc. UIUU.1 1.
W. N. WILLIAMS, M. D.
(a,Yim'4OiOjfi!-4l..
To-lit ONI. V II,., M.,liel nn.l t,,r..l..l l.lu
cases of Women
Oi l K't;- 01' M.ilu Street. Dalhis 1,iu
oi-IV-1 y
0. P. MKA01C, V,'. A. (IKA1I.VSI.
Meiuh) & Graham,
Law and Land Oiilco,:
riKNKIKTTA. IM,Y tWNTY. TfX A.
Si h. CRAWcoim. I V, Hmith. Vt'.U Crawford,
Crawford, Smith & Crawford.
Attorney 3 at Law
UAI,l,Art, TKAX,
Ofllnx No 4111 Until Kiis-e'.
McKINNON As CALL.
ATTORNEYS-AT -LAW
Aucl Xj:iic1 JlRCUtN,
IIII.I.SIKIKII, llll. I. COUNTY, TKXAH
HllVrt A Hi-ltOt,l., rt,i,l .,..rr...t I-..., ,.r ,l.l..
1 1 every survey of lainl and town lot In Hill
vuh.j. on,-, ,ni iiueaoea sivou in conuneri'lHl
Slid land llUunitou.
ii.s. m cr7A'ivir
ATTOR N ii Y-AT-LAW,
liEAL ESTATIfl AGENT,
AND DKALCIt IN EXCHANGE,
Eoyaiour. Buylor Co,, Tox,
Large Tracts of hand for liale, In lra-ls of ftmn
;weuty-ilve Ihououikt lo iiao hundred tliousaud
kes.
PATl'ON & HUDSON, "
ATTOJNEYS - AT-L AW
-fVncl linndAcoutH,
AI.YAK.IUO, uOUNSON COfNTY, TKXAS.
Aa1TP.,'liH0.mB nUllt-. Il.,fi. 1...
sloii to AWarudo It.iuk. wllT-tf
Graham & Fuller.
Attorneys ar.d Real Estata Agents,
iMH-axur. Texas.
rfiperUI nttemleti given to cnllectloiin.tsw
J. M. RICHAUDS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
V EATIIKKKOKI), TliXAS.
if rspcelid attention given lo iMeertlnns.
w, B. &a. a. wiiiaiiT, "
Attornv3 nt XtJiw,
No 715 M.iii' ff''et. Tp Btalrt,
mil i n.x i
ALLIEN & HAWKINS,
KAhT IAI.I.A-),
Produce a Specialty I
No 1343 I Im C-trrei.
Comer LronatJ.
is'ivi mr
A.orriiNiuaMi-.R&co.
COTTON KACT0K9
hi Gcnsn. Ccmmlsslcn Morchant
ConslirninoiiU tollcded, and or ters for Grain
nllcdaiid friKluiM at lowest market ralot,
101 A 1UU ( A All' ST., COK. USUh
DAI.L.V, TKXAJ.
lUcJlcal.
to lMiisvisrvr
Yellow Fever
TAKE t
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IT KAVKIi THK PKOI'LE op SAVANNAH
UA., V!M tISKIt It' TIIKOI'lill TUK
TKKUIU1.K KI'IPEMIU UK Mli,
Mimm. J. II. 7.r.n.fn & Vn ,
(iKNfi rMi.H : ' the imrter-lxiied. Knitlnef
on tin i,e.iih-l Central Knilruail, in nrnu-lul ob
Hcsli. eis for the tieiu-nt.s u received Ir -iu Hie
use if Kirninoiu I.lver Reiiii!Uir diirtn(t the
Ycl'ow Fever KptUeinle la i-hvuiiiisIi, drsl-i,
hi tin iiuniiier mid fnll of 17, deire lo niaku
llui fnllciwtiin siuleiufiit . That Ourln the
aloresaal F.iideuiic, wo um1 tho mcdiclno
kiiiiwn u Miniiious l.lver h'-nuli. or, proparrd
by J It. ZeOlu A Co.. sa l tliouirh exposed to
tlio worn iniasmaUc liilhieiirea cf tho Yellnw
Kever by (pihiu In met ecimiiiR out of favaunah
at dltl'ereni hours rf the uinlit, ami also la
spenillni; entire night hi t!iu city dutluit Hie
prevKieiieonf this most Fatal I- pidciaio, wllh
but the shojle exception of one of us, who was
taken nhk, but See.11ly wovereil, wo con
tinned In nor usual kikmI health, a circumstance,
we can ncenunt mr in no oilier w ay but b Uic
erl'ecl, meter Providence nf the habttiinl aneo.i
tlunel use of Hlir mom l.lver Keirnlalor whilo
we were exposed lo this Yellow Kever malaria.
KespiTtlully yours, c. H. I'atlersou, Jnliu K.
Collins, .las. 1.. Malletto, Mellon K Cuoper.
iWAlways ask your I)riiKl!l.i for l)r. Sim
mans Liver Kemilator, and b sure to see those
Identical wonls iirlnted on the label, and havlim
theremi a red I I rado Mark, Heal and tllfriiaturo
of J, II Zeilln & (k). None other la (Jiniiilne.
I'GIKE TONIC
- - i.'f. ' i- ;e:,-:n.ir.yolUi.TN-,ininli
I., ' M V In-' i:it:, .ipaiu- tynf.ii, l v.ir
" . -J J. -llhi -7Krst I .KhvI Piniiirr,1;
- V' Utst He.-.ttli 8 Strmmtk
r - T. Bcjtarcr Ever
: '?. 1 1" Vim ll ivi: IlyMiep.
,-i'Vjl Ii!lcl:nl:iti-i'l. V..11I
: ' :-.vky "II lier'lisnn't-r
'' . K r N.-iv s P.irktVs
M-'J 1 'iw'J '"ni- v t!lci
' , iT-;icrlin iii': a:itl Imild
V
'- . '.if V up fr"m t!.1! fltsl
- 1,0.., 1 1 hi4 ,it lh ,.k,1.
IAS
in fi . "iii 7'"' "'' t- ii
ii. iS'1. fl '" AloOTt t..l.
Ui k.''tl ,0 trti.C.II lli,.:,vU.I
t; l:i tmc: r-:r.in -i tin (Iclititrvil per
'..in.i"l;.!..r Thrrf. h iiaUiifiKllKoit. Umh
y ut li.ivti:;r ' 'm vi'. Cua.Ni.,mi every li uitt-
nd Agents , an (I Ancoc y avs
M & Wise, Surveyors and Land Ag'ts
Abllcini, Taylor Coonty, Texas.
Ooulrol ranches nnd farmlnR lnmls hi Tsylor,
Jones. Fisher, Haskell, Kininels unit siirroiittdiii
coimtles. Jluy aud sell sheet on commission.
POWELL & GAGE,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
liLl
Wo aro tliornin-hly aeiiualiitrd with tho public
lands of the state, having surveyod mid lucatixl
many colonies ulix'k ranches and farms.
Ol'll MAP (IF THK STATU HKNTPRRB.
VKAli, COUrilll Si CO.,
Eealers in Real Estate
6H ELM 3TRUI.T DALLAS, TEXAS.
Will iluy, Nell ami Kent liniiil, Clljr
Ijolunml IIoiihom. tVIU l'uy Tu.m-b,
DAiiniiiio ami IVil'cc-l Tlth-s in
AI.Ii I'AIITS ot TKX AS mul
LOANKOHW FOR GAPITAMSTS
j.
01!
5
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Will trfira tut.tfnl ntt..i,tt...i t. 4
luvcMtnu'ittn hi laitd ftr
COLONIES,
mills aril larnitiiK lamls.
mi win mve spwiai atietuinn to tiieitnd.il
meut ol Texas A Pocitic Kollroud Company
LAO GIUHT BOBDS
In hands nf tho Company.
Havtnn had a inrveytng mrpi on the rreiitlai
of Texas fertile lasl eliditvcara, amttraveM
extensively In the stale, lie ts thurouxhlj
aciuitlnliit with (lie quality of lend
In dltlerent portions, as well s iho
title to tho same, and helug
(anilllar whh the difli-r-eut
propoautl Uom o
11 A1LKO AD 13,
Bil faelllttes for afststliiB pnrchnaom to soot)
har:u!iis are luiiuu paused, and ha
G-narantCGS Satisfection
To all panics eiit-ustlnir htm with their buslmiii
Ho Is alsoprcpa.td to lumliii, on 'hortnoitw
Oomphito Alistr.icts
Of title n D,iH cttv wn county nrnpertv
.Poi.u R. L, OA 01
POWELL & GAGE,
r.AI.I.A!1. TKXi
sisle sl oius u t
mmmi m mm
' U1VB
Our peiMiual nt'eiillen to ndirlii lands h
taxes, payout itu'tiixe- at tliu proi-tw-'In-
n niaki -e sn'.es
tntff Maw Fyoft.
LASTER of PUS,
TIIK
feiico-Tcxan Land Co
ONF. fiTAK
PLASTY OF PARIS FACTORY,
,.V.'.t. l-l'l VK, frtislllelit K (IIIKIII'I
len'l Niip't and slammer.
Arepis'piMed to il'l nr!er lot I lasiet of Pari
of K -a uiiiklily at rcHi otinMo rf :e.
K. t.TIIKK. KT,
VresiuiJ CttT,
l'e-i. ,Sit V1I,' 11 I'rtta R
S.NKLSON
Arenite
DALLAS. TE.XAS.
Plans and drawltun In elevation, with smria
cations ami catlinnte, for ehurci.;, sehoun
haukluii lioitsca, halls, eoliaoe-v vie., etc , mr
nlslieil nn short nellee. Coiistrnedon uneri:i
tended when desired. I f the contrael ts awsi
to me no eharne niadu for the dranlum. At)
my work w ill he done In the heat workmlnllki
tnaneer. (irnwpninliioa promptly atleudod to
anil luiecion ii araniieciurooa nana.
r
5 . Ml
JONES &
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Established
jo's rp.hjML. i
As ( ho Winter in fast aiiproachiny, it is requisite lor tho
Benefit of the Public aucl ourse Ives for everybody to
know tli at
A, '& E, IITTEITEAI'S
Dry (loads and Olnthltiir Housn is tho ol, reliablo house for Rirualns 0"r stock
on hand Is second to none In Price and (Juality. As tho season is ho fur advanced
without having htd cold weatlutf. wo have concluded to sell our Clonks mul ix.i
iniinaHt Coal, 'n order to avcii.rcarrylin the same over for the next seasen We a'so
oiler Brest liidiicements hi Kaiiey and Staple lry (ioo.ls. Plain aud Itrneadcd Dress
( .xsls Kme Cashmeres, Plain, llrocadcd and ttatere.l Silks, Matelensa, Dpcra an d 1
odier Hatinols, Ingrain. Tapestry, itrussols, Body Brussels and Velvet Carpets Etc
tyVSPlease Call and Examine our Fine Assortment oi
KOCHESTIiR BOOTS and SHOES, for you will save
money by doing so.
A. & E. MITTENTHAL,
60 ELM STREET.
ss
SUCCESSORS TO
A.. i!UMNEU & CO.,
WHOLESALE AMD RET All, DKALEKB IN
PIANOS & ORGANS
AND IMF0HTEK8 OF
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
711 Main Streot. - -
. iew York and jjoston Prices Duplicated.
C. J. MOORE,
DKAT.fn 7M
GRAIN, GROCERIES
AND
Country Produce,
Ko. 208 Houston Street, :0alL.is, Tex;u
Buya ..id no!', oorn, oat., bay and all other
Anheuser's Premium Beer
"
The Purest, ilia Best and
maimrainuritoiji CHE WOULD.
Allordera promptly frlloit. Addreu
Louis MMii Dallas, Texas, Apt far Nartiiern Texas
Xi-A-O-JUit. DT3J-IH m A -r.-rrc-j
KE the GENUINE DUKE of OUR
u .-,-ir.,ii v
A. W ClllLl.ltKSS. Uen'l Agent, Dnllaa,
W. ('. HOWARD
W. C. HOWARD & CO.,
Gliy Elevator, the Largest in tho South
RED RUST-PROOF OATS
MEW LUMBER YARD"!
Yard Estwesn Eoss Avenue and Camp Streot
OppnultO Tiliilly Iron Vt'oi-hn, Knllnii, Texiia.
Miitiiilie'tiirer of Nntive Pino I.timlicr. Hhlmilw, I.uth, anil Mcnlillmr ami denlei-1
line Pine Lnmtvr. Door. 8h, KUn.U etc Kxlr.i-.lred I xZ "M v V e
liiiuie(,iri.,M,ro-,i I.iiml,.,, m ,. tv,u.tl, wllh ,,, w u 1 "
IlilHie I'ountv. nertr TeijirkHii. ' '"-i"- Jlll.S IU
h aiv i i i: wh.
TRINITY i" EO N W0EK8
T a KOS AVENUK, Corntip tt&CWCLIA STREET,
Iron and mass foundry and Macliine Shop '
elaeM.
, fg.mo"or
BtiWOTtor to K. P. Cowen A
. ... nvnivm III ' '
bash, Doom and I'.licul-, lunu siiin.ri, Mouldim?
Ltmo. Cement, lUiildoinantwaroriOtt 8
roV.liAu
MURPHY,-
in 187-1,
ic s
.... Dallas. TnB.
eouuuy prndjro. 'uooda doliyorcd M the
mo ruii Jf.xpoilIUOa for
the lost Healthy Beei
1AM
Smoking Tobacco, Ciganettes
rrtli 1 1 1 i f 1 wttlcli n Imltatloui of D ike's, and
you should dIiiiii theui ttii you wnul.l miv other counterfeit Akk
or dealer for DUKK'8 DURHAM TOHAtfcO, aiid
Loyi Tl" lo,,,,,l -"! pfr wilh au Inferior article. ii? n
i,L' '? I Tk' oxir' "lul.lf lho-' wlu llot I'" lttoyou,Koo
W. DUKE SONS & CO.,
TeiiM
DPKHAM, W O.
RAOCII
FOR EXPORT A SPEC Am
rx.. tinnnrmi. ..,.1 r-.i i
SlhU TEXAS.
Thli Uti.. M.i.
v.jmsiaca oiace LiOtterv On
By an OTerwhelndn popular o'2l lufc.
chine waa made a pari Tor iC prowm ta?. ftU"
ttuuioaadupted December JiK L l?a
P'.a.-o monthly. It nerer acalea ?"J:!".k
Loo at the toUowlnir ti.hnne-
I1D 1V1I UUiUil v
during which win uke plat.- thaex,,,",
SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING!
DliC. Hth, .Imhq
nrf III,. I . I -
CaipUal Prle, 1100000
N.Tll.ie-lieaeli. r.'lS 5J, i,,t'lw
LiaTorraiiin
10AmALI'RIZBOiri(K000....
1 GRAND VBI7.K OK tOOOO "M
1 (iRAND l-RI.K Of 20 AX) 5S
2LAKHK PRl.aS Of lo.(K)i).
1 l.ARtJK PRIZES Of 6,00.1. ?,SJ
. dS fta
io,x) do Ta-"- 1f.5
APrKOJiniJTIO!! TK1IKS.
loo ApproiimalloaPrltoiofl.'OO ..
100 do rto 1U0. ' in'
m a do 7S::::::; !?J2
11,279 IMiei. ttmeiintliiir to
VEKTiriCATE. '
tt'n ft., lmpnli,- fuiHIh. ...
'" "" wit viincrviflo lh
arranxemenu for all tlio mouth y and ,ml .n
mini iinu-iiii.. ,.r 1 1, i .,i.. ' '"i-an.
Company and that the xuino ara conducted iuS
Sffii'- U."? ,"";!.!,:i.,!.r:! 'l,h iow'' !i
certllicnte, w-lth fue-Himiles o(u.ir6lua iro.i'.
taclicd, hi iu adi ertlscmeuu. "
j , . '" '-. iu eiiiuii miouia m mat
only to tho office ol the compaay in Sew Or
For further Inforrantlon, write clorlr, rivine
full address. Pei.d ordoni l,y Kxpreni Sest..
terud Letter or Money Order, ad.lrcmct! mil, Jo
M A 1IA1IUIIIV w. .,-1.. . l' w
. ... .......... t7?un mviip 1, i iirner reiirta
and Uuu-tn.i Streets. Fori Worth. Teias
ui-.u. a mi.stkk. 70S Kliu Street
DALLAS. TKXAS
132 EOS
nam
Populnr Monthly drawing of the
1
In the city of Lounville, on
Thursday, Nov. 30, 1882.
Thetto drnwlucs occur mnnlhlv iHiinlinai.
ccptcd) uitdrr provisions of an act of Uit) Gun
cral Assembly or KetitucRy.
Thn rr..i....i u. ....... ,i :m n . .. .
.,v uiiiwi cuuen i.ireiill vouri on Mftmn rlR1f
rendered tho following decUlona,
lut-Thit tho ( onimonwee'.tk Dktrlli.ttkn
Company is IcriiL
2nd It ilrmvliips are fnlr,
, N. B. The Company has now on !-.i t k lnr
rcsan-e faiul. Hcsd carefully tho '. Hi ol rim
'.oi the
NOVEM ItF.R fIRA WI '(;.
I I'viiu ifLjo
I I'risa )t,,i,xi
1 I-rize KaO
it) 1'rii-en, ?1.0t fach W.O'O
20 i'tiiKf, tm each 10,1-0
M Prizes, a-imteivri Rpp xie t':i pruuo 7C0
9 I'rize.i, Will) ec.-h ' 1,
0 Prises, CliWciK-li 9.0
IM Prizes, J'.W) tf.-h. . 10.CC0
Sir.) l'i-ie.s, C-.0c.icii .. ... ... lftC-X
5") Prises. S.Mo.i.-l: fJ,i)r0
l,(Xii) l'rl.i!-., Oil iw, lf.fkXI
t!,9fi0 Pr):eii 5UM00
Wholo 7! -Vok... Z't H-Uf Ticioti.tl
27 TlelotM, SftOi fiRTieicti t(i0.
Hcui-.t ilium' or bmilt ill aft lit letter, or U'ad
fcye.xpres lV-ti'i send by registered letter or
poM.illice order. Orders of $f aud upward l!J
oxiuesi. can lie sent at ncrcupensc AiWi-'i il
orders to K. M . Ho A ROM N. CWurier-Jo cna
biilldlnir, LmiIbVir.e,lyorB M HOAR'iAH
SO) Broadway, liow Vorkj or Hot 5J, Dallas
Texas.
ORIGINAL
LITTLE HAVANA,"
(OOHI.D & W8)
l)Kt Ii)H) I1V
royal Havana lottery
Nunilier fur Nmiilier I'rlii for Prlta,
with '.Vo nntTiosi. vatrm.
CLASS 1117, MiiVfcMSER 22, 1882,
ONLY S J.OOO TIC K ICV-I, 1,301 I'Kl.M.
81'IIEOULE. .
1 Capitnl Prize J'-'.CO
1 Capital Prize A
1 Capital Prze
1 Capital Rrlze
2 Prizes of J.r) each m,
'-fl Prizes of M each I -'
btt Prlztsor $1 each
2 Approxiinallotis to lt prize, $'00 each -l
2 Approximating to Jd prize, Sill each.. U
'i Approx luatlon) to 3d pi ize, 8- ' each ,
074 Pilzes. n above, lietng the fill! num
1 tier In the Royal Havana, and
230 Additional Prize ol laiiieh tothe'-W
lickeli having ns en ling nunilien
the two terminal units nf the number
draw ing the capital prize nf J,M- .'"
1,204 Prizes, ainnuiithu In f. 8 gold to. . .25.IJ)
TICKKTS, $2. HALVES $U
AU. FIlliiRjl PAIO Ot THKtK IRESKNTAIIOII.
For liitormiitliii nnd Tlikets. apply W
SlIlt'SKY & COMPANY, lienenil AgenH
i.n.i ti..-.i. .., v.. - v..pl. rii
i-i niiwiMtiv i-inei, pin --.- .
or fiS.iat Randulph street, Chicago, .lilnoia.
iirpo. I r ini-- - .
Miiv-'ini"tl ''S.
SOHOELLKOPF & yd
"irttiiilA. turcra iiuil IVnlcrs If
Saddles HaraosSi
DricIles.Eto.
AND WR01,fAl.X lKALSS8 1!i
U 'lm, Sb.ce Pindings
:.tn.i iiilflU'ty Uiuilwiiro
Kit' A tsU Main, nnd Bt.t sis'osiMi'i:rs
KAI.I.A3. TKXAH.
ivrc; unci lieu Willi Irnners and riiHY l"'
ert l.iin, ciuil.U-r i.t. to c.-ciiwie l''ln 'K,
LestliiT with Lcivi "im, St Or.ean " B
t""
llOLLOWA V "& CO.,
Wholesale ntiil Kct.ill T).:tn in
Fruits and Produce
Apeum forMissot'ai CinKBIti I allaa.
KarAALisii" til liallas In l-'H.
'r-LTMARSMjiS,
Wholesale
GROCER,
D AIXAS. TFXAS.
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