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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
Oh Girls !!

Diogenes wandered j, . long time ago,
In the streets Of old Athens, % maybe
you know
From the court and the hall, to the cot an d
the camp,
At MONDAY, through sunlight, yet carried
lamp.
The young mon all shouted As sem stimes
they will
7 . their elders, though often they'd better
keep still,
Say, what are you after? D, what would
you find.
Are you looking for matter, motion or
mind -
The old cynic p aused, held his lantern up
high
Flashed forth contsmptuous glance of his
sye
/" am trying to ind, but doubt II can,
With you ~ . sample Of mankind--s man 7
And back went the party, back from the
Greek hub;
They went to their duties, and he to his tub
This moment is finished, with Greece we
are through,
And are brought now to sonewhers seven
two.
Ae was standing alone, or his visible ghost
l scarcely can tell which Will lie bs.iev
ed most;
For mean this ssms cynis who snesrsd
his las. saoers
Long ago, somewhat longer than two
thousand years.
lie watched as the gay groups Of girls wan
dered BY,
Wi,h their flummerios on and their hair
done up high,
With thoir paniere and rufles, ,ho;r sashss
and frills,
And their three-button gloves that help
run up big bills;
Their cane parasols, aud their boots with
high heels,
And tbeir-oh at the sight Of i. how his
brain reels
He turned 10 q man who then stood by his
sids:
:" returned from Elysium, where reside:
To look 1t the earth and sse how she gets on,
What ill things are finished, what good
oncs begun.
W 9uld you tell il you please, what those
strsnge creatures are 2"
"whsre?' "Thsre goes one now with that
frowxly hair,
He answers. Di starts, for he says It's
woman
sob, man Of this age, you cant mean it is
Luman!'
why, You sure outght to So she 10 Greek,
every sPesk
arecian bend Grssian twist, and her curls
ala Gree"
Not bit Of it, cries he; "you libel my
land,
And tho womankind too How can that
creature stand
Ind she thinks she is graceful and classic!
All me!
hat shoull return that A. wan a aato sss!'
sought once FOR mon, snd | found only
bsys,
md now for the women soc gaudy toys.
$ mankild farce and hum anity blind
hat type Of the ra ee in no age can had?'
He finished and vanished.
Oh, girls, lovely girls,
With your crimps and your braids, with
your rolls and your surls,
md the rest thatis pretty, know how it is
That you wear that style first and you then
assume this!
,ou want to lcok graceful know all that
m girl, and girls wish surely can tell.
Tut. girls, can't We try not too much to as
tound,
hould crowd Of old cynics rise up from
the ground!
ant NO keep oil the grace and the beauty,
and yet
lot too ofaron the side Of the false aim to get?
ant We (yirls, may preach just little
to you?)
that life has much good work to
l. DO?
. mt abandon the beauty, but neverth sless
icmsmber you're put here 10 please and 70
bless.
iris, take up the blessing, for chance you
must fnl,
md do MT let the dressing take up all
your mind. II
= Editors Drawer, in Haper's Magazine
for .Janunrv
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
Vote by Counties.

Tho State Register publishes the
following table OF tho vote Of the
State of Iowa at the late election by
counties. No returns are reccivep
from O'Brle County, tho vote of
that county in 1871 was As Republi.
can and noaa for the Democrats
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-02

Office on High Street. East Of Tana Coun-
ty Bank.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
EtaAEfI&k.

z EMOVAL,
The ARTISANS sAVIHos BARK
tas heea r=u vel % IS u-v i5calua IN Re Clay
JG Ilalss, HG=-e q IS q ~ up=I i5f business.
= Per cell. has Eler rz11.4--F paid on depesi1
iate he organ - t1a ~ II Bass 10 80, and j. Il
- yPea's 20. o. ne Dl-e+a7s taA; tne pr a.s OF
Ge -1slea -.3-,s. 4Hi.la the r'Sl A. F1sinfss VII
latte tue Ea4E . a;iBlt t1is Tl.s 81 ii7idends
. b flts A. =ut4!.ci Il II psers1ts n n. res.lp
Z E1.st !Lor1ae1 trotl farmers Mechanic. a.
.es.-sS. snt i-1u WiIJWs' ard 1-idreEs Estases
Id fr5M afse Wllsa 5l !ae-s enables them =
E-"p 4 waving ca.alce Qf casa, OK FEica, &
scat With %, they z.4 deT..e an income IN the
sEHi-ASSCAL INTEREST.
ra.e o. the BsbE requires a5,ice 70 pe E.yer
tIe xiiai ava! . Dep0st S, Blt IL IL ordilarl
ases depos!tJEs all Je rai n demand,
MASAGEES:
WILLIAM s hl4Ea SoWbsD DARLINGTON,
%. R1a =. bCsH tLEEENT 3. SNTTE,
1. l. LICHTESsTEIE, c. .is ). CAPzLLs
AHS p AC-EAR- eAgH4s5E1 r BENSON,
EARLFs s.. HOgLASo, issET z. DCKk
Is u. JaCKslH ~. =. SWIFT
ANTHONY H.al.SA
~A. $ HiALsS, President.
t5Eo. W. BC5E. Vice Pics dent
-Ssrri4 = Tsvfnz. TTeASuraT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
T'AE BEST oFFEs YETi
s2F12 -aE
Illus rated Chi, ian Weekly.
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or1'. tar-s- len 9i B91H, F71ss Fam - er-
a. P.esc7iaE z nT Fay =. j. Tgaz D b.; tee Is anai
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Ia r. pCEu ar feailrfs, lGe-=5lng llls-r -s3 sa1
s-h Ch vi Sg-p.. u n tlgUs-.tl Re a.lsi SO.
"a. 4.tss 20 s. IS -cEuv, Sps linen lpi fTae
Ths I.srgesE Ca-h G Dm sgJa - Caav4sels.
PfeEllm clrca4sr mated tree,
HLEsFEAZE5 GERS TT4g #BfFLT,
IN Ssssyl S:reAt, NswTrk
deci5 Az AID - Caestal. s.. Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
gafi Rsad Ztuss.

- - ~skERy MIsGrUS 4 BALTiNoRg
-. EJkD.
bELA FARE DiHisIoy, TiHE TABLE.
EALL AgEAsGg gMRNT.
~ AID AFTER MONDAY, cor. 7TH. 1873,
0szis1AJs szospssd,J Trans VIII leave as fouows:-
sy~Fn NAEa. AOrTHvAEb
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
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R i. "uLGglE, 81 sG#sael -.sI4re
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15

xzyILnINGToN TRA,SssR y ~ Az ds5,sY 9A SsSssgs
k1fhs y asd tFsTa 81 partz o. shs s.ty, ha.i:
80 Depot and boat Also essxSss e2Sa "a :, al
ssssksd tvhere RAiirosd ssss ), sssis srasTs
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
CAMPHORINE
200 Pianos asd Organs

Nsu and ss.1ud. .gt1t, o. Flrs.-C-sss 6aCers y.
< sod a. Lover Pre-. ;1r cGs1. u o. ia .uz-ss
II CsiT 0 cS17t 7trg d1.i1g t1!s z4A- :. - A.
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- ne rid. a .arEh zz; tlr. "a
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15

NsJEStH9t q as EEI-E ser an Cltas .erl.
w E LII to- stFr Se!u5s, Clrs-Izr5
n h2'7 v z 49, q -.-:ya - H4F Ycls
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15

NyLAlEeToN a " ssI- "A u q 55sss
~ ERS II r. GI n @zz-zzass
Change of hours.
FALL AND nINrkR ARRANGEMENT.
onNNgN ING o.1UBER lsi, ISis. trains III run
as fo!IOWs:
Lave wilmington 10 20 A n, am 5 s.
I.sv. iauJsnbgry IS, a 81 hnd ! ~ NJ
Lr1tye lf Il umlnelon oS a NJ, aid -
Arriye al L 44aenteJg x % = NJ AAd 9 %
CoNNRCTIONS:-lr IN lesvlhg WnolAs 81 "a ~ -
,o S0 A Ii. Win tran leaving PalIadeiphA a. ~ a
Train leaving wilmington a. : : s', eonne -
vwt,h train leaving fhi ziislgha 81 ~ N -.
TTsfn arrIyiug al Y limluston u 70 4 H. Win
Axstn for PhiiLdclPk 4 81 s.iJ A n =. -
Traln arriving ~ Wilmington ~ - l. m "''N
rs.1 ;oT Pnl!adj lPhiA a. W 7 ,,,,o
SUNDAY uains ali 0s rithdsS"A Ai'eL os'O-
eSr lrt. r,v,r ,,cesEtI supt
sep.5-n bA'iN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
WRITING MACHINES |!
o,ooo soLp INTHE LAST TsIRTY


H1ts st--essy srr'. 7l1s ST. rsf
t-.Eb4Lg zslts y sl4E etre4 sf
r4La stT ei ID T"7t sCsE=. FaEl-d Ga
ses- n. IS ora lF-e= n 7s.sT I've
BraGi - s ~. r - ma. y zrzE
st-Ea. y. i, s.y s.=I4 - saT Ia
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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04

SPECIAL DEPOSITS for the purchase OF
Sta.e lands were made as follows, on
Dee. IS and 80: C. P. Young M(G1 %:
Chas. 0 'Brien SoGl2 50; 7. d. Pane ~
az 30; Geo. Wilmington 81 24(11 ..
Nathan Peaples 277G2G11 %; IL. W.
Hickok 240Iq2 80: Geo. T. Iill220(Gl2 50,
Daniel O'Connell 1902 90; W. H.
Iiodes 2o0[lZ00.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04

PERsoNAL.-We have the pleasure to
note the arrival of two more legislators :
Senator's A. c. Cleveland and G. z.
Mills from White Pine and Assembly
men j A. Savage from EIko ; and Rob
ert Mccall from Esmeralda.
SACRAMENTO is exceedingly dull. The
hotels are all in mourning over the spirit
Of departed business. General Edwards
who returned to Carson day before yes
terday says it is livelier here than there.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04

STATE or NEVADA vs.. ELLA ANDERSON.
Second Day. The jury, after short
4bsence, found a verdict Il Guilty. De-
PENDANT sentenced to pay fine Of $50.
Fine paid. The prosecuting witness
was arrested on complaint Of defendant,
ahareing her with similar ot.ense. De
PENDANT pleaded guilty, and was fined
$50. The fine was paid. The two fines
scarcely paid the expenses Of the two
DAVIS trial.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04

GENOA AND SILVER MOUNTAIN STAGE
Lr,7E.-The stages on this line leave
Genoa every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. Returning they leave Silver
Mountain every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday. The stages run from Genoa
ci4 Sheridan, Fredericksburg, Woodford S,
Markleeville, Mount Bullion, and Mont
lor to Silver Mountain.
SERGEANT AT ARMS OF THE ASSEMBLY.
Major 3. G.. Gaden is candidate for
Sergeant at arms Of the Assembly. He
was a Union soldier and staunch Re
publican. Give him fay show.
THE most pleasing innovation recorded
or years in Carson is the Reading Room
being fitted up adjoining the New Or,
msby House saloon. The man who
proposed this novelty (for Cyr5on) de-
serves the greatest credit.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04
Ole cS5}gu DAILY qpcal


The Republican Senators VIA hleS' ~
the Senate Chamber, and the i'e E ~
Assemblymen IN the ASSEMBLY IA+. .--'3.'
in Caucus. at / 80 O'Clock, on '1''4i %
evening. January I. It IS expected tIiS.'
none but such Senators ana A5selIoiJ-
lien viii be present.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04

ED. KIEsLE, local of the White Pine
Ne,cs, and candidate for Sergeant-at-
Arms of the Assembly, appeared IN town
last night.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04

LIP. FRtsBIE, the.exparienced caterer,
is bountifully provided with the choicest
fare that can be collected in these West
ern markets as well as in the great cities
Of the East. those who have tasted his
luscious Chicago hams always go back
far more. lie has a cook who IS not ez-
celled any where HIS Ladies Dining
Room is the most comfortable apart
lnent Of the kind to be found anywhere.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04

BuRss' soriee last evening was sue
cess as every Friday evening. Great
many there, and al jolly.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04

TEE Fountain Restaurant is growing
in business and popularity daily. Square
meals are gotten up there in artistic style
For bill, Of fare, see its window.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04

MEssRs. Simpson & Ireland have had
their fine large bar mirror newly silt.
The work was done by Mr.. Charles
Meder, and has elected the highest
praise from all that have seen it.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-04

evening. pdilHti T. - -
none but such Senators "--u 1A''~---''
Lien VIII be present
= i op,o.
Doc ~ : BoX.-oolne 'hS9o "e7IA' 90
Senator Hobart elect from Storey anu
g +7,, ,,.o,,r:atf,rs of the Excelsior
o-ie - ,-l. a.. too. n the
FIume, was eAta1ieo d '-40 49,
tilne at q certain hour and the boys
of =, .s.r heads t5yether To play little
-, -, .,,,,,,,,;sa There
Itil1A "-4'' -, ,,.--,.....,,
was an old white do@ aoo41 Ii'1 = 9,9
which had found ms 80 ,.. c.
staid. lie !appsAet. % 90; =, 'l''
men up tne 1.'1 l-i7 ~ l4..4 49,.
Joke, which they proceeded to put INTO
execution at once, ' Luz. IN, t5arl;o
-'--1t 49,. =, - Y 5a1-, f5a Hume. The grade
vas rapid AID within twenty minutes,
having MADE inc o19-S.ii,' IL No. dow,
or rather the ooA was SEEN o'''li-7' 49,
Jumping '-ilS1 o ~, '.'--.3 r. ~ -,
OF the Hume, ~ --i..-l ~ -.,,,..,,,,-
Guiding the senator " &C ,,-- - f..,,, ~,
3ot knowing blt ma Il 49, -
elo1ds ilie,l %.'1 - il.'-i,- -
been dropped 'Gf '-,SL., - .u.-,.7 ,..1;;
hand. IheY an ,ll'-',,' ~ u '''' t. ,
ans the advent O. 'tle III 49,
10 their wonder ana ''A', 49, ~ 49,.
When the hoy VS. '--... "'' '7} ,-.1,:-.
dog boang@,! oa5 al. .'-.-l a J - nm up
the mountain s2Ei.l--.-l ,S' =, r,
- 49, - ~, TO- ~. ,.,..,,.} bond r,s. to the
MONT whence he had oaen shipped,
s.,a.-in.s II. 13vs VINO lLl p-e a-m -
1.a 4arlae. l,v the watch eEae,-y an hour
ate. he had .-I- tn 81 .,-lt.
THE Nv. of.l-l--A, MI. W. ~ H"1'--
lav Of the Enterprise Cooperative Puo-
fishing Company l.--.3 Is Il Sii'-. Co.
yesterday an" III, IL -..'a- '1S'''' q. 90
~ or11nan "itA rs '-7'-l
company has changed is name % '-'
,.1[5~-znl.}7l- AMI VII appear nn54. that
7l4r1a II. Oh. first If -..-c- 1873. tn.
..\E,r5.naa" ms jau raao-u.z.i an.
..gea.s,.I l.~ tie S.a-. ,t.-.s...-.-' or
.-.,.tzssion o.. tAe E4t.aa4l L..opc L l.'r,
T,.-s,f- ol.s. ~ ......G..u. I.#-1 u1-
--5e.te iue.uA Improvements saaA a.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-12
why Endure what is Curab,ee

"What can't be cured must be endured"
says the proverb; but indigestion can be
cured, and therefore 1t is the merest stupidity
to endure 1t. Dyspeptics have certainly n
right to continue dyspeptics to the end OF
their days If they choose, but ms it is not sup
posed that any rational being prefers physical
torment to ease and health, the probabilityis
that IL all sufferers from indigestion Were
convinced that an absolute, infallible remedy
for their complaint existed, they would with
one accord resort to 1t. We most cmphatically
declare that such remedy does exist, and
that its name Is Hostctter's stomach Bitters.
The record ofits success extends over period
of more than twenty years, and ii is fearlessly
alleged that during the whole of that time 1t
has never failed to afford permanent relief in
any disorder or arrangement of the stomach
that was not organic, malignant, and incur
able The testimonials that go to establish
this important fact can be counted by the
thousand. Stomach complaints that had been
aggravated by total disregard of all dietary
rules, and intensified and rendered chronic by
medicinal treatment or drastic purgation,
have in hundreds of instances been cured
within three months by the systematic use
of this celebrated stomachic and Alternative.
1t should be remembered that weakness of
the digestive organs involves many other all
ments. Biliousness, headache, nervous de-
bility, spasms, palpitation OF the heart, rush
of blood to the head, nausea, vertigo, and
sleeplesSnesS are among its concomituntS ana
results; and for all these the great vegetable
tonic is II specific. IL acts first upon the
stomach, and through the stomach upon the
secretory and nervous systems and the bow
els, its general effect being always genial and
beneficent. .
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-12

w wv sf'sss"ff''f " "Ef'f'fff "'HNFf '
AZ u public meeting of the Dcmoc.
rncy Of Dallas county, hold In the city
Of Dnllas, june ~, 1873, I was elected
chairman Of the Executive Committee
of the Democratic party Of Dallas,
which position I have accepted.
II IA respectfully requested that II
Democratic Convention he held NJ
the Courthouse In the city Of Dallas,
ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday thc2 Goth
inst, to appoint delegates TO the state
and District conventions, and to tran
sact such other business rs may be
deemed necessary.
1t is further requested that each pre-
cnct elect ten delegates to represent
them at said County Convention, and
that for that purpose precinct meetings
he held ms follows: AT Scyene on Sat
urday the 18th inst, and at Dallas,
Breckenridge, Lancaster, and Horizons
Mill ON Saturday the 10Th inst, at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
The interests of the country and
party require that the primary meet
ings should be ms largely attended ms
possible. WIN. ii. HOkD.
Ch'mn Dem. EX. Com. Dallas Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-12
rnl,er.lls Of Nnsn,llis.

The advertisement ~ tlls cScclloni
Institution NJ learning, locaicdai Nnah-
vile, Tennessee, appears IN our col
umns this morning. The annual rev.
Sion, ~ will be- seen, opens on the 1T
Monday IN September, with a foil corps
Of some Of the mott eminent professors
and educators In the United States. a
preparatory department under the
name of Montgomery Bell Academy
enables the student to enter the collie
gIatc department fully equipped for the
grand work before him. The terms Of
this institute are moderate, and its
character for discipline and thorough
ness in instruction, recommends 1t to
all parents who would have their chill
dren properly educated.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-12
Quotations remain as follows:
gs-Steady at So 50M3 70.

MITCI1ENFR, StltlitNE " W.
NEW York, July IL. -Cotton-Net
receipts, Ala bales; gross receipts, b26
bales. Futures closed easy; sales of
3-iGc; September, is- 5-56c; October,
II li-lGc;; November, l7a0s17sc; De-
cember, sac. Cotton dull and ii'rcgu.
lar; sales. III bales. Middling, 204c
Flour active and firmcr; common TO
fair extra, SIS 20@07; good to choice $50
10 80. Whislley active ana lirmer at
93c. Wheat unchanged; holders not
anxious to sell; red, 81 55Gl 5S. Corn
higher. Rice quiet; Carolina, 7S61S4c.
Pork unsettled; new, Tsa7lc. Lard
unsettled. Tallow dull at SIC. Money
easy at 3G4 per cent. Sterling firm
at js. Gold, 1l5s@115s. Governments
very quiet with little change in prices.
State bonds very quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, June lO.-Corn, mix
cd 56@57c; yellow 5Sc; white, very
scarce, Q6c; others dull, unchanged.
Sterling 26s; sight ! premium. Gold,
ISL. Cotton quiet, sales 800 bales at
yesterdays quotations; receipts so;
exports to Great Britain; 1910; stock
IS, 032; first bale of new cotton received
from brownsville, Texas, ciassedstrict-
ly good ordinary, good staple. 1t goes
by express to New York.
Foreign.
LONDON, July 10.-Noon-The bank
rate is reduced per cent. 1t is now ..
PARIS, July 10.-Isentes 56f Doc.
LIVERPOOL, July 10.-Cotton quiet;
upland SD; Orleans Cd; sales 1900
bales; speculative export 1900 bales;
Savannah and Charleston, deliverable
in August and September So. Tallow
40s Sd.
Later-Sayanna and Charleston de-
livery in September 81.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-12
SAINT LOUIS ROUTE EASTWARD!

The completion of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway, from the North to Denison,
Texas, has opened up two first-class all-rail
routes to st. Louis and the East. Az Ntnita,
S6l miles from st. Louis, the trains OF this
s'Ploneer Line from the North" connect with
trains of that new and splendidly built line,
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, ana at
Sedalia, $50 miles from st. Louis, they con-
meet with the popular Missouri Pacific Rail-
road Either route is a good one-thoroughly
equipped with all modern improNements-
aid lands its passengers in st. Louis, the me-
tropolis ofthe Great West, in time 10 connect
with eleven through routes to the North,,
South and East.
The st. Louis Route is destined 10 become
the popular ono TO all points East. Iassen-
gers have free choicc of routes over the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Hallway: Via
Ninita and the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road, or via Sedalia and the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. Full information may be Obtained
al the offices of the Houston and Texas Cen
trail Railroad, FL Paso Mail Line, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway, or npoil address
ing 4, A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, ST..
Louis, Missouri. 2lwly
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NOTICE In BANKRUPTCY.s

The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF the nm OF
Swarthout & Burbank, OF the city and county
OF Dallas acd State Of Texas, in the western
district of Texas, who has been adjudgcd u
ffict Couri Of said district and that all pei
sons indebted 10 or having outstanding husl-
ness With said bankrupts are hereby nutified
10 conn forward Immediately and make set
Element with linn alone.
40. CHASE, Assignee.
Oflice with n ID. Coughinour. Dallas.
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DALLAS CoUNTy EsTRAYs.
Before j. d. Ke,foot, J. r, Precinct
No. l.

Dt1Ot u. ~. IhttOOtt ~ Fe"tf''-'
No. 1.
BY Jos. Storey-BAY MARE, s years
old, IA hands high: branded mule
shoe on left shoulder, and S f. below,
and S b below that. BRowN MARE
with sucking colt, Syears old; branded
mule shoe on left shoulder. BAY HORSE
COLT, years old; large white spot. on
left side; no marks or brands. CHEST
NUT soRREL MARE, ) years old; Is
hands high; branded S in diamond on
left, and J u l. onright shoulder. BAY
HORSE, snip on nose, years old, one
white foot; branded p y j on left hip,
and unintelligiblc brand on loft shoul-
der and hip; has u sorrel sucking colt.
BY S. a. Arkey II GRAY HORSE, 3
years old, left hip down; branded
cross on left shoulder and left hip.
BAY HORSE, IA bands high, Sycars old;
branded figure on right thigh. DUN
HORSE, 13J hands high, years old;
branded NJ II; valued at $50. WHITE
HORSE. IA hands high, 5 years old;
branded j on left shoulder. SoRREL
HORSE, blaze face, l34 hands high, 0
years old; branded b Oil left shoulder.
Before C. c. Hustled, Up, Precinct MOL.
BY J. w. Rowe.--CIiissrNuF SoRREL
MARE: ii hands high; II OF - years
old; blaze face; left eye out; right
hind and fore foot white; shod all
round; small bell on; branded Thos.
S. o. ON left shoulder. BAY HORSE
COLI, year old.
Before w J. HdlscH, j. r., Precinct No A..
BY John NJ. Crabtree-fELIow PoNY
MARE: years old; IS hands high |;
branded III on left shoulder and l r. 4
on left hip.
BE- T. J. Jackson-BLAcK MARE and
colt, mare z or 0 years old, l3l hands
high; branded With q heart on left
shoulder. Also, RAY. MARE, IL years
old, 10 hands high; branded a. ON left
shoulder and right hip. Also, BAY
MARE. or years old, IL hands high,
left hind foot white; branded A on
left shoulder.