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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19
Rernhnrat aaaInlly.

New DIX Zines.
Before Sarah Bernhardt had come to
this country, in pursuance of her pro-
fessional engagement, there was consid-
cradle speculation, private and public,
as to her social acceptance here. Some
persons held that she would be invited
t. private houses, particularly in New
York, as she had been in LonCol, to
give entertainments and to receive social
honors. Others, and they were largely
in the majority, were of a contrary opin-
ion. They did not believe that any
American city would initiate the folly, to
put 1t mildly, of the British capital (;
that it would receive in its homes a cele-
DRAFTED actress with antecedents which
would prevent all thought of such recep-
ton had she been merely in private life.
they were entirely correct in their
Judgement. Bernhardt has come and
gone, She was eminently successful on
the stage, the receipts of the four weeks
OF her pertormances-siX wcek-hay-
ing reached very nearly 100000. The
receipts of the Francois in the same time
could never have been much more than
half the amount for SO, 00Of. week, or
more than 10000 night, would be re-
sarded rs most extraordinary even at the
theatre which counts itself the first in
the world. Socially, the success of
l|ernhardt was nil. Nobody invited her;
no ly called on her; nobody, in u socie-
ty sense, recognized her existence. This
Is, under the circumstances, as it should
have been, and reflects credit upon the
good sense and propriety of the Metrop-
oils. The intellectual and refined were
pleased to flock to the playhouse to
witness her fine representations. They
were not disposed to stay away because
she had violated the canons of morality
in her idiyidual relations, j hey went to
see her as an artist, not as q ,yoman. Ii
the play-going public does .Jt concern
itself with an actors private life, why
should it with the private life of an ac-
treSS?
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LOCAL JOFTEN as,

Repairs for Atlas Engine can DO had Of
Q. g. Mitchell & Co.
T Go 10 Leon Kahn's all the time 10 pur-
chase your boots. shoes and hats.
For nice citing shirt, have il made to
r~daC VT Olancy's, 700 Main street, up stairs.
The greatest variety of styles and quality
of new year and visi ing cards st the HERALD
office.
Just received rra car apple cider, in bar
rals and kegl, ,um Keokuk, Iowa, at B. Y.
Holloway Il Co.
For mixed COW and hsrse feed bran, oats
and hay, etc, 90 10 Stedmsn 81 Co., No. 757
Elm street. Free delivery.
Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
yer twenty-five competitors at st. Louis
ysir, 1879.
--Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. SEQ certificates of same in adver-
6sment in another column.
Birmingham Il FELTON, are .msnutsctur-
ing hominy grits and graham -four, Mills
No. 226 Patterson avenue.
---Bhve your drawers made TO order at
Qlancey's, double lined in the seat and war
tSnts1 not to rip or break.
-, Who is she? Appointment lady patron
of tho stage, known to be wealthy, is said to
have it in her brain to advise everyone with
whom she converses to use "Rve and Rock"
rs beverage, or as tonic, or cure for
many of the diseases that flesh heir to-"
DO it cold, cough, asthma, brocnitis or the
consumption. She always adds, however, be-
sure TO get Van Bells "Rock aud Rye" with
his signature on the label, as all Others are
limitations. The question is, does she receive
9 commission, or is she public benofactor?
Who ia she2
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Nswspapers and their TDaUsn &c.


II iS barely twenty yesrs since the frat
Submarine tslegrsph cable was laid Scress
the Atlantic and hardly thirty yesrE siSce
telsgrRphy came into use az news sgoHt
and it is only since that time that newspapers
have begun to reach their preesn. nagnia-
cent proportions of power Smong the people.
Cls hundred years before the telegraph,
newspapers had been struggling for ex-
istsncs. In 1862 the London Public Ad.
vertissr, with the assistance of the Junius
Letters, was beginning to attract Rtten-
ton, more, however, for the Juuius letters in
its columns than from any particular merritt
in itself. Blank spaces were often left in the
paper, headed "thiS space is open TO any
gentlemen desiring to insert his private BUSH
nssY' At the head of the paper were the
words, "prcs, one penny; half-ponny not
refused" OF course, the size OF the sheet
was redicuously small as compared with the
papers of these times, but small as it was,
tho great difficulty was, how to fill it.
| At tho the breaking cut of the revolution
in this country the NyR England colo
Miss had thirteen newspapers. New York
three, Pennsylvania eight ana the southern
colonies ten. To day, according TO the di-
rectory of Nessrs. Rowell y Co., we have in
the United States and territories 972S news
papers, which divided among our supposed
$4,000, coo Of people, gives one publication
for every 5,l4l people Allowing five per
sons to each family, we have one publication
for every 1000 families But many of our
magazines and greSt dRiliea have circulation
Of $4,000 10 100000 copies, And notably
one.of the great Now York dsies has an
authentic circulation OF 100000 for its
daily and 10000 for its weekly edition.
The London Times, publication of tweaty
fodr pages daily, ard Of very great ihluy.r
in England. can boast of circulation OF
barely 10000 copiol. Promising that the
newspaper and periodical circulation of q
country il good test Of hogeleral in.elli-
gence Of its people, the United States Ger
lainly make the very best showing Of any
country on the face of tho gobe; England
probably coming second, sitter which then
there is "A long step downward France sho A.
ins ynly one publication TO ovsly $4,000 Of
it's people; Prussia, one for every 10000; 1t
ally, ons FIR eyory A coo; Austria, one for
every 100000; and Russia one for every
$4,000.
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All of OT's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent wheels--l l-8 inch axles.
Orr's Concord side-spring buggies are
hung on equalzers and have steel bows, steel
ties and Ssrvan wheels.
Buy your buggies at w. w. Orr, successor
to Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr sells all styles of Concord side-spring
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and prico-list.
Go and see Orr's buggies and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send Tor prices
list.
Orr sells the best buggies for tie money in
he world.
Or Keeps all styles of carriages, phmtons
and spring wagons.
Ifyou want to buy family carriage send
for Orrs catalogue and price list.
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TEE NICARAGUA CANAL.
"ee'ing OF the PrsnOters Of she En-.
terPrise-GenerSI Grant 10
He PFesidsat.
Washington Post. n.c. IL.


ApAvsts conferences Of gentlemen inter.
e'ted in tho intsr-Oseanic canal subject WA.
held at tbs residence of gentleman in tbi,
city last night. The ohjact of the mes,i,v
was TO interchange opinion, regarding the
feasibility of organizing a company to con.
sructa cinsl over the Nicarsguan ro,.o
1t will be remembered that ls,,
winter Mr.. Menocsl, of tho o,vv
obtained leave to visit Nicaragua. He W..
ie.t to represent number of wealthy ,"1
influential citizens who desired 10 oht";n
from the Nicaraguan government tho conco.u
sion Of a rlght.of-way. Mr.. rpsnocsl w.y
successful in hi, ni'ucn. lie obtaioed 'hs
concession. While the fact that ,bs , corc .s'
sion had bsen obtained was made pnbl;c tbs
names Of the gentlemen 10 WHOM the ,rs ,rt
h.d been given vera kept secret. u isnow
known that among the gentlemen named IN
the ccscsssion are Admiral Amrnsu. G,nsral
u. Bsale, ex minister 10 Austria q. &
Grant Jr; William X. Garrison, Of Ne,
York. George W. Riggs, the Wsshipy,os.
banker; Howard Potter, of Broy,,
Br.thers, New York William II. Bar.
nun, Of Connecticut, and Edward M. DIV.
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the sprT4y is allowed to beat against the
eyell0 Tor ninety seconds, night aud
mo cning The remedy at first seems re-
Gdculously simple but it has for several
years been successfully employed in Rus
sia. For the literary man or iaded beau
ty, going with weak and weary eyes to
rest, there is said to be nothing more re-
freshing than to bend for moment or
Two over II glaZoni douche, The eyes
recover stregth in an amazing manner
from the fine but powerful impact of the
invigorating spray, and there is none of
that Oppressive reaction succeeding the
use Of tonics.
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differing Ia Knnaas.

s"o Ni'J Aihes'
ThsTs has hardly been single period of
thrso year, ,incs thu {, st ,a,,lsnar, oFK.
,o, tbo, o,,..I. 49, -, " ~
"pp'''' nH'S no' pe"h hsae 70 tho
charity OF the country in behalf OF its suffer-
inc people, and what with dronoht rrs.s.
bonpsrs storma and thar y;o;,,,;osn =, 80
.oFP'T' ~, NNu 'H'ir ''si'"'lohs IL Is SUP
leet TO- u would appear that it is the most
unpromising region in the ives. for immi-
grant. TO settle in. There ara agents from
Norton county. Ksns., nowin {, -
,,. iVI '1'S ~ N" " ~" ~ DE- 'osspn
soliciting aid for tho people, of that region
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THE CHILDREN.


NUba, The Isssors nm. S, S are ended,
And the echoul FOR the day Is ds.hlsseui
And tue little ones game run ~,
To bid me- go d-nisht ana DC h'asee'
Oh, the Ii Tie white TINS that enclree
Myneck IA q tender embrace!
Oh the sInilss thrt are haIos 81 heANeh'
Shedding sunshine Of Iovesn my lace
And when they are gone cit dreaming
Of my childhood, too lovely To lassi
Oflnye thAtmy heart will remember
When i wukes 90 the pulse OF the past.
IRE the world IN It's wlekedDess maze me
A pate er OF sorrow aud sin;
When he glorj of God was about me,
And the gsry ofgladness within.
Oh, my heart grows weak 40 a woman's,
And tn fountain Of feeling will How,
When thlnE Of The paths, steep and stony,
Where the feet OF the dear ones mus go;
OF the mountain OF sin growing DER them
or the tempest Of fate growing Wild;
On, there Is noting pa earth half 30 holy
AS the innocent heart Of child
They are idols of hearts and of households;
They are angels OF God in disguise;
His suHlight still sleeps IL their tresses,
His glory still CLEANS In their eyes;
Oh, those truants from hsme and lrom heaven i,
They have made me more manly and mild !!
AndI know how Jesus could liken,
The kingdom of God to child!
/ ask not life for the dear ones
All radiant, as others have done,
But that life may have just enough shadow
To temp + the glare OF the suns
Iwould pray God to save them from evll,
But my prayer would bound back to myself
All! seraph may pray for a sinner
But ainner must pray for himself
The twig is so easily bended,
1 have Danish d the rule And Tie rod;
l have taught them he goodness ofkpOwledgei
they have taught Ia he goodness OF God;
NV heart Is u dungeon OF darkness,
Where | shut them from breaking rule;
My own Is sufficient correction
Ny love is the law OF the school.
1 shall leave the old house In the autumn,
To traverse its threshold no more;
All how | shall sigh for the dear ones
That meet me each morn at the door!
shall miss the goOd-nights' and the kisses
And the gush Of their innocent glee;
The group on the green and the flowers
That are brought every morning TO nae.
shall miss them ut morn and at evening,
Their songs in the school ana the 6 reeti
shall Miss the low hum Of their yOicea,
Anu the tramp OF their delicate feet.
When the lessOns az tasks are all ended,
And Death says, ''The school Is dismsEedP'
May little ones gather around me
To hid the goodnight and be kissed.
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mer, of Pennsylvania General Grant ia in
te-asted IN the scheme, aud if company is
organized he will be made its president. The
pl0lichlsn Of NJ. de Lassops company has
caused the Nicarsguan people to move more
rapidly in tho matter than they bad oI,s,-
nal,y intended. While nothing definite vas
determined in the meeting tonight tbsr0 is
every probability that the Nicsrsgusu CONS
pAny will soon be organized and become .
powerful rival to M. dc LessePs company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-19

Dry, parcbed, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and ssthmatc attacks, weaken, d
and debilitatod state of tie system, all these
dangerous symptoms are cured by CDR.
Swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cher
ry." The first dose gives relief, and the
worst cough and sore lungs yield to its heal
ing properties. An occasional dose of
"Swayne's Pills" should be taken to keep the
bowels free. They arc excellent for torpid
liver and bilious complaints,
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"They are not a bov ersge, but medicine
With curative properties OF the highest de-
gree, continuing no poisoas drugs. They
do not ,osr down Gn alrasdy debiitsted sys-
tem, but build it up. One bottle contains
moro hops, that is, more real hop strength.
than barrel of ordinary beer. Every drug
gist in Rochester sells them, and the ply
sicians prescribe thom'"-Rocheste Even
ing Express on Hop BitLers.
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no auEsswoRK AnoUr III.
'Fhs Light OF the World Certain 20 he
EeyOIuti0ntsSd by tke Ia
venter. EGlsSa.

Tho electric light is again taking possession
of tho public mind. Thomas A. Edison, the
Nell-knoWn inventor, says; 81 SIN preparing
q test for tho subdivision of the oactrlc light,
and will soon have it all ready. am already
satisfied, but wish to show the gentensn
who are to put thsr money in this thing its
practical working before they take the
step. There is to bO no guess
work about it. We will know exactly the
coat of everything before we go ahead. Be.
cause have been few months psrecting
this thing. the public said had failed. They
forgot there are millions of dollars invested
in gas, and they must not expect ono little
Jerleymsu to reVelutioniZe the light of the
world snd render all thiS capital useless. The
light produce is better aud cHeeper, and
those are the two quSlties that will kill gas.
Besides, theirs is no dirt from my light, no
danger from escaped gas or combustion. The
light is incandescent, simple light produced
by the impact of electric particles Cpon ne
carbon. 1t ID clear, steady, unfickeriug
blaze, and possesses none OF those dsagreea-
Bile peculiAri'ies which the public have GENE
TO associate with the id q Of electric light
gained from tboSe distressingly glaring balls
which you see suspended in front of the tRe-
alsrs snd other buildings. The difficulty
hitherto has lain in the subdivision of the
light so ~ to briag its application within the
reach of the many. A great many writer's
nnon the subject have declared this to be
i"'9oe.ihe hut It is not SO. | have proved
i. i' re light lhsv b. Furnished at .
3d.. N,"o-g like $500 900 less than
/. ~o4..,, ..,s cost by the original method. /
oslyu.. ...f,r .F Nor, N,,L r,,, bn 1;,Ll, 4
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Important Notice.

For the accommodation Of my cuitomers,
am making arrangements to have several
delivery wagons run all day on Christmas
eve and Christians day till noon, so that any
goods bought now cen be put aside with d.
recIions when and where to be delivered.
The goods will be delivered promptly ut the
appointed time. ID. GoSLN,
China Hall,
Next door 10 SNng0r's, on Elm street.
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U. S. Ceurt Decisisps ir FAvsr OF y.
FL Teiltu 4, Co

The court ordered, adjudgcd and dccreod
that the said defendants and their agents be-
and they hereby ere psrpetuslly enieinc
and restrained from using or causing to g,
used upon any bottles or packages Of Liz =
Medicine any label or wrapper as rsssH-
blanse or imitation Of the said label and
wrapper of tha esmplainants, or any label or
wrapper in resemblance or imitation
thereof, and from making, selling or
eferisg forsals any medeire un.
der the nano or title of DR.. A. O.
Simmons Liver Medicine, or Of DR.. A. Q.
Slnmons' Liver Regulator. or Medicine or
OF DR.. A. Q. Simmons Liver Regulator or
Medicine, and frsm using tho namc or word
Simmons or the fac simile signature of DR..
A. Q. Summons or in any way upon asy
bottles or packages of Lvor Medicine, or Of
medicine made or advertised or sold for tho
liver.
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For many years Miles Strickland, of the
Island City, has very deservedsy held the
reputation of having one of tho most com
plete blank book manufacturiu- and bind.
ing establishments in the south. He has
spared no expense Of securing The very latest
Improvements in his line. 1t is for this
reason that he can turn out work as good IS
anywhere to be found at the very lowest
figures. Numberess testimonials verify
these facts. Give him trial.
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rniIuro-WhoiesaIs and Retail,

The largest stock of furniture ever opened
in Dsllas will be found at 7l3 Elm street. |
am prepared to furnish tho trade with grades
TO suit sll, and my retail stock is varied and
complete. | ask an examination Of goods and
prices. JOHN ALCoTF.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
TO TNAPTn,Ar.rGrr,ss

man with small amount ofreRdy money
can learn OF a good opening Tor a paying bus.
mess ny calling at the Herald ONCE. The
party wanting TO engage In BUSINESS deslree a
partner with mouov. He has 10 COO thet ~,
lnmver E'Ar L9sGyieW, and notes wen 49,
cu'Sl by VENDORS lien, for about lhre,
thousand dollars. which he wants to nut in
me business. IN propOSed husiness will be
Sen9ucl,d In Dallas, and is Que OF tho best
paying Investments man cgn enter ioto'
Enquire early.
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The only complete stock of silks, alpaca,
cashmere and WOODEN suits for children,
misses and ladies, all the leading styles
and colors, at reduced prices. Go to T..
Bsuman's New Bazaar and LSdiss' Clothing
store zoe Elm sirtei.
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"Ceuld you toll me, sir, which ia the other
side of the street." Ca beng told that it was
across the way, the tight enc said, that's
what | said, but fellow oyer there, amok-
ing Bluckwells Fragrant Durham Bull
Smoking Tobacco, sent mo over here"
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A victim of early imprudonce, causing
nervous debility, premature decay etc, hay
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis.
covered simple means OF self-cure, which he
will send free TO his fellow sufferers. Ad-
Dress J. II. Reeves, 43 Chatham street, New
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Despair not, neither man nor maid,
Although your month has suffered Ill,
Although your teeth are half decayed,
You can sill save them, If you viii.
A litue sOzODONr be sure
Nlll make all balmy, bright and pure.
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viii find no trouble in getting fitted in o
fine pair Of shoes at Leo h.ps-we have
them in all styles and ,sr,- ~",i ally war
.sst every pair custo'1 ~s' noes sold
nv lie
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our hats, bonnets, turbaps, hacker caps, and
all the leading styles Of open Tom O'Shantcr
at almost your own price. Bauman's mil
linery parlors and ladies' clothing store, 7O6
Elm street.
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Agents md unnvnnsers

Make from s2j to $50 per week selling goods for
EGG. RlDEOUF CO., 10 Barclay Street, New
York. Send for their Catslogueand terms.
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Globe Mil's spices, coffee and bsbing
powder ara pure. All grocers sell them.
Ask for Globe Mills and try it.
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM at ST. Louis Fair, 1879.
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The newest styles in silverware and china,
at laws.
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Five hundred barrels OF choice apples, 70
be closed out at COST at DeStefano bros.
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For Group, be certain to use HAMBURG
Syrup.
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Hamburg Syrup cures coughs and colds.
For sale by all druggists.
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LOuLslana STATE LolterY CNEnalI

This In. dtutlon was regularly incorposiA
by the Legislature of the State for Educatol
and Charitable purpC jes In lS6S, for the term d
twenty-five years, tc which contract theinY
pie faith Of the State is pledged, which pledgehA
been renewed by an Overwhelming pOpulafwa
securing It's franchise in the new COnsdtuta
adopted December %, A. y. 1870 with . csp.
TAI Of l,0OJ, 900, TO which it has since added |
reserve fund Of $3.50 600. Its Grand Single Nun.
her Distribuiolfwill take place monthly on q.
second Tuesday. ltnever scales or postpoaa
Look at the following Distribution:
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E,auiea

Before buying yeur groceries for tho holi-
days call on Levi & Bro,
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GAHlJAL PRIZE $4,000.
lU0, eco Tickets at Two Dollars each. Ha
fTirLats 81
,S57 Prizes, amounting to

1857 Prizes, amounting tc .........u"SllOW
all points, to whom liberal comp nsatlOl will
be paid. For further information, wr,e
clearly, giving full ADDRESS. Send orders BY
express or registered letter or money Orderp!
mail, addressed only to
N A. DAUPD n. ew Orleans Is
n. All c0rrssI osnce should he WIZ
NJ. A. Dauphln SIS above. In oil cases lne
lickets them selves are sent, and never clrea'
lar0 Offering certificates or anythisg else Ia,
Stead, Any one proposing to tfler anythius
else by circular or otherwise on his own De-
half or the OF the company is a swindler'
All our Grand Extraordinary DRAWINGS ~
under the supervision of Genls G. Z. BeaaIe'
sarj, add JuDal a. Early. Capital trR'
$1,000 0. Whole ttcketsslO.
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THORN & HUNKINS

Larges: deafra west of New York CItv,r5 =,
house st. Louis maklnga specially III ii NJ y
gooas. Pllc' List sent on application, v 10
., General once, 3J3 and 81 5 Iwee, /,
B5rinch, ouice, 2O3 N Main st. Wsr1-s,
lb,2QO barrels ''p'ul
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Willard Hotel Lottery
A First-Cla8s Furnished Hotel for s.
l,OC2 Casa Prizes Gpd = ,A1G Properly
PriBeA kMOuntinn TO e309,5JO'

This drawing will take place st LO9lS
WILLIE, KY, December 81, $50, under aulnM oa
lty Of spt Calatt OF the Kentucky lesisls's.tneo
dnr Will be undor the absolute contol Oh .uo ,
following disinterested commissioners "p
pointed by the aSt: ,,,oo
Hon. lioUert Mallory, late NJ. Z. Of olIh nri
County; Il. N. FlournOy, plestdentg o. Ise ,v vSS
mhpr, Of Covipgton; Henry Clay, IT, l .,,S
prosecuting Ntiorsey q: the Lnuisvlile o'c
COAT add &. .. Winston. OS the IN" nIlh "
l, y j. Caldwell d Wipi ton, of Louisville
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Nj &glSS. L. e. IL
City Tax layers,
Office Of ASSESSOR AND CoLtEcrop>,
Dallas, Texas nac Ic 1851 u

- WI DNN' Tvs IoOU.
All persons owning or having In their pose,-
sion as agent OF another any peTsoDai PROPERTY
or real estate subject b. municipal taxation.
ara required to render tbs same at this OH,
between the fret dfy OF January aud the srst
day, Of February, 1881. All parties oualns
'nch property, or having 1t under control
'ausr nst or the same, together with
80 'asyit TO tho nuta sAd correctness of
'"r =. amy one iailiss to reaS,r ssid
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