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The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

AND Office at Worthington, MIMI. Aug. l3,
IL $780, '
Notice is hereby given that the folnwn@-nam.
I'd settler has filed notice Of his Intention to
make final proof in support Of his cl i'm, and Sc
.c,lre final entry thereof ut the u S. L,ild Office
WOr,hingtOn, Mimi. on
Friday, September - 1870,
John 1. DahlStrom homestead appl' en- ion No.
s,4'O for the 50 southwest qr sec. 2 lOl. ~ and
names the f0llO%ing as his witnesses, viz:
JOHN UpStrom, August Anderson, e. 4. Olson,
and Albert Hac;or, Al! Of Mob eS 70, Minn.
jl] MONS GRINAGER, Register.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

Yoke of three and four year old steers
for sale. Also four year old COW. H.
Quire at this office 23w
n nice boquet Of fall flowers from one
Of the incest girls III town on exhibition
1T this office.
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SUMMO.NS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, }
COUNTY OF MOBILES.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNE>OTA,1
COUNTY OF MOBILES. I
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Joseph I1yland and Mary Iyland,
i'laintitfs.
Against (Su,,l3n0ns
Roscoe G. Chase, Defendant
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant: ~
You; Roscoe C. Chase, are hereby summon.
ca ana required to answer the complaint , this
act:0n which has been filed in the office of the
Cierk OF said Conrtin orthington in sal cou,.-
ty anh state, and to serve Il copy Of your answer
to sad Complaint on the subscribers at the Office
OF eitler Of them in the village of Wor,hinyt"n,
county Of Mobiles, State of Minnesota. within
twenty days a.ter the service Of this Summons
upon you, exclusive Of the day of such service
and II you fail to answer tile said Complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this
action VIII apply to the court for the relief de:
manded In said complaint.
Dated Aug. -, A. ID. 1850.
GEO. w. WILSON and
EMORY CLARK,
SGT Plaintiffs Attorneys, Worthington, Minn
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TT $. Land Office at W0rthngton, Mimi.
u Aug. ~, $780,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler his filed notice Of his Intention to
make inal proof in support of his claim, and So
cure final entry thereof ut the U. s. Land or.
five !" """rth:ngt"n, Minn., on
saturday, September ., 1880. viz:
~ AHclMer snyder, Homestead Application
No 9.927 for the e1Sse14 sec 9-l 10 and nam $
the following as his witnesses, viz:
q. w. Horton, Weston Gage, Weston COSpcr
and james Cosper, I'LL of Fuda, Ninn.
o2J Mons GK1NAGEK, Register.
i s; ST. Land an ,aen 9!1'cc at worthington. Minn.,
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named Sc tier has filed notice of Ills intention t.
make final proof in support of his claim, and Sc,
cure final entry thereof ut the U. $. Land Office
Wortltngt"n, Mimi, on
Monday, September -, 1887,
1881 tor the n 5ne sec 6lr4 A., and names the
following as his witnesses, viz:
Francis A. Steve s, Ben q. B2vans. W. G..
Barnard and Peter Lcnarty, all of Mobiles Co.,
Mr. 5yj Mons cn,sAorn. REGISTER,
TT s. Land Office at Worthington, Mimi.
~ Aug. a, 1851
Notice is hereby given that the following ham
ed settler has filed notice Of his intrnti. Il to
make final proof il support of lis claim. and sc.
1T Worthington. MINI. viz:
saturday, Sept. q, >So:
Thomas II. Chil1S, administrator Of the estate
0t Susan Chiids deceased, Homestead Applicu.
No. 10. for the neH See - lo2- Y and
Albert Campbell. John I. Nick night and JOS
Tarbert, all Of Adrian, Mobiles co. j., Minn., and
Chts. Fox. Of R.s>hmore, Mobiles co., Minu'
52] MONS GKINAGER, Register.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

II you VIII: Il dish Of nice Fresh Oys-
tcrs, Raw, Stewed or Fried, 90 to S. A.
Davis next week,
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

You was kicked out Of church. .-Jou,
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
REPORT or -AN.N UAL SCHOOL MEET.
INC.


ING.
Pursuant to notice the voters of the
Independent District of Worthington
met ut the school house in annual meet
ing.
Reports of Treasurer and Clerk lie
ceived, read and approved and the Clerk
directed to furnish copy t" the papers
Of Worti III. ton for publication.
Proceeded to the election of two di-
rectors for three ye:lls in place Of J. l..
Moulton and NJ. B. Soult whose terms
of office had expired.
On the first BALLOT, the whole number
Of votes cast WAS G7, of which number
Emory Clark had tt. Emory Clark de-
clare0 elected Il director for years.
On the second ballot, whole number
of votes cast -. of which number Il. r.
Miller received - and was declared t.
lccted 4 director Tor three years.
On motion OF J.. b. Bennett it was re-
solved: "That it IS the sense Of this
district that all citizens Of the district
have he privil' ge ct sending pupils to
the schools aud those who are Temporal
ri|y members of the families of actua!
residents -
4
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

The many tAtteiing notices which
the ADVANCE is receiving from other
newspapers is duly appreciated. But,
boys, just give the journal IL notice
once in Il while t" encourage it. We
never see amy favorable notices of that
paper.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

There WAS frost OH Tuesday night
heavy enough to look white. Fear it
has nipped our sideW in the bud and
cooked the prairie chickens.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

w. +. Thayer, Of Houston, Mimi,
has purchased II. Z. Torrance's furni-
ture bnsi. ess and will open Il furniture
store in the Kinball building.
Henry D.vis.is putting i neat wood and
iron or heavy wire fence around his
dwelling. lie has now the neatest
place in town,
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You Sold out for S 80.
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On motion. adjourned.
Il. d. BARBER, Clerk Of Board.

GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CLUR
Sept. 1: 1850, ut meeting Of 14e citi
ZcNS OF orthington 1T the Court House
pursuant to Il Call by the chairman cf
the County Republican Executive Com
m'ttre for the purpose Of organizing Il
Gal field and Arthur Club, \. L. Run
yoil Was elected chairman and Ii. u.
liuMiStun secretary.
j. \. Town. kob't Shore and Il. II.
Miller were appointed Il committee to
nominate officers for the permanent or
gau,zatl"n, also to report on constitu-
tlon and bylaws. The committee sub
mittcu report which WAS received, and
after bt ng read by the secretary duly
adopted.
d.. Barber WAS elected committee on
enrolment for the village Of Worthing-
ton. About 40 names were HOW record
&c.
|. =. Durfec J. \. Town and Il. r.
Miller on committee to procure Il Suit:-
bic room for he meet 'lIgS nt the club,
and r. port ut the next meeting. 1t was
the unanimous desire OF the club. that
Gov. Miller be Invited to address them
1T their next meet ing OIL Saturday even
ing Sept. llth ut I! O'Clock z. N.
Resolved that the constitution and
hy avs adopted ly. this club bt furnish
r'! to each of our county papers. with Il
request for it's publication in the next
l>su': Also the proceedings Of this
meeting.
Adjourned to meet in one week from
this tvcnln" at the Court House.
II. y. uCM1STON, Secret ary.
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THANKs.-Yhe undersigned DESIRE;
to thank all who extended aid and SYM
pathy during the recent illness and
death of her husband.
N1rS MArTnA r. \NrE,.,r
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MINOR AKRITA

At the residence of +. G. Peck. at
Rusl'more, OIL Saturday. Sept. 4th, I. IL
ID boy. Three more little Pecks and
our friend Frank will have il bushel.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

Phelps, Dodge 4 Palmer's celebrated
Chicago Glove-Fitting Boo ots and Shoes
fDr sale at 5?-2W ]. II. JOuNsON's.
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atorthiagtcu @dvanff.

Worthington Lodge No G5 meets every Friday
evening II. x. MILLER, Master Workman.
r. b. PIOTrS Recorder.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

Miller WAS wont, Of old, to amuse
himself behind the safe covert of the
newspaper columns, in abusing the
Young women and young men OF Wor-
thngton.-DanR Rol,rer in last weeks
Journal
That is, Dan Rohrer was wont, of
old, to incitr and encourage every young
man in the town to ''go for Miller. -
Some Of them afterwards confessed to
us that Rohrer told them ''if they would
60 for Miller they could run him out"
The watchword among the rowdies was,
"anything done to Miller is right" and
this battle cry originated in Roh:er's
lumber office aS we were assured 10y par
ties who know. We asserted then that
Ro'rer was ut the bottom of three
fourths Of the rowdyism which disgrace
ed the town.
One Of the boiling delegates who af-
vention that nominated Col. Dunnell-
by name II. d. Barber of Worthington
has long special in the Pioneer Press
Of the 23d, in which he states among
very many other very foolish things,
that he, Il. D. Barber aforesaid, prefers
Col. Dunnc]l because he is 'hone$t IN
politirs as we'll us in private life" Hon
est in politics! This will he news to IL
great maly.-WaSeca Radical.
Why, Mr.. Radical, don't you know
that Barber is a Pension Surgeon, ap-
pointed through Dunnell's intiuence?-
See? How does that strike you?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-17
FORT WORTH.

Reporled DaIlyl
Fort Worm, March ID. 1870
woo,hor co,a and stroots muddy Con,
Nv mV Wn'''h I0' ona az our nromi1cnt co,,o
DU"" n n s,ort cor Coloraad With larco SorS
lV'', , w. o ' o Grst oS nav, month i's nrt
" yyo TSiSV VI b ,"s ~ sboo,inS clHb
, MiG''H Dr "'' RSrroaoll '' w nrs @y
T,. n, var, i,torn.ting ,0w .nit oyo p ono
w o o:,a,os IN ,hS town viii nro I
81 e i" Ii,M, oSI" ", an ~ aary Jaw on
g 1y go 'i''L''ai To-" " ~ ga Co. ~"
o "oG I,ca n"' Nv Nv W IL S,"nIou VGi %,
LAW iyw aN % oT m, "a m"sicaI ''| an5
Sit aap'on " o osi'h i,, tbis otto NV
qlnlnH w. GUY I'll, sam ,o,hIna 30
Nory niue nqws III sowl sV,unymn i.sI "
importance Da' occurred LOT Se'el"' 1Ays.
-, lh I lecture tla' c w% " maVo
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An appreciative audience last evening
oooio welcomed the Pinarorc troupe and
Ns.. i, ...a4 onor d.li,,btoa yi,h tbo charm
sg'ih u! went AWAY o''Nn.'' WV" ,''O NV 80
ing and proficient rendition OF the several
characters in this singular comic opera As
hoc,re Josenhine. Buttercup md Hebe.
o'io'V' r.,I. -, :.
brought down 'he hous'' l"t''N Ju""'' III
"sad is the heart was in splendid voice, clear
and distinct, with never trip in her rip
Ming, silvery tones. In the Duet in
he second act, she again reached
G. and oyalled the note in ad-
uiruble style. Little Miss Murdoch is a
:" Disy.n indeed, and was as bright, bewitch-
inc and misehieyously coquettish rs pre-
viously Eva Trench is one of the most YER
sstiIe Ittle actresses on tho stage, being au
Git and equally proficient in any of the char
acters. Entirely at home on the boards,
thoroughly up in her part aud u natural ac-
tress, she must remain unexcelled Willie
Newman as Captain Corcoran has perfect
conception of the part assigned him, and al
tholgh generally good, was especially so in
that very difficult portion, the solo,
in the beginning of Act H. All
throuph he met the hearty appro-
h,tion of the audience. Arthur Dunn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-17

Mrs. John W. Kerr has been in the city
several days visiting friends
Mr.. l., NJ. Openheimer and lady are guests
of the Grand Windsor hotel.
Captain George Bsndies, n prominent
citizen Of Galveston, is in the city.
Mr.. John w. Mckinney, business mana
ger of Agnes Herndon, IL in the city.
John w, Mckinney, agent of the Agnes
Herndon Troupe, is at the Grand Windsor,
Mr.. Max Mas, Deputy Collector of the
first division, third district, from Austin,
is in the city.
Mrs. Tom Walker left last evening tor
Shelbyvile, Illinois, in answer to a telegram
notifying her of the illness of her mother.
Henry Sanders, of New Braunfels, the
popular agent of the New Braunfes Wooden
Manufacturing company, is spending several
days in the city in the interest Of his mills,
and is stopping at the Grand Windsor.
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no for Huntsville.

Captain McGary, acting for Cunningham
& Ellis, lessees of the penitentiary, who have
the transferring Of convicts to the peniten
tiary, passed through on the 5;45
east-bound train last evening, having in
charge the following from Fort Worth;
William MITCHELL theft of cattle, two yeaI.;
John Allen, theft of horse, five years; John
Clark, burglary, three years; John Smith,
forgery, two years; Jesse Thompson,
colored, theft of 9 horse, five years;
Sam Samuels, theft Of a COW, five years.
The list was joined here by the following,
convicted in the Dallas District court;
Frank Jones, theft of horse, nine years !;
Steve Gaddy, embezzlement, two years
Eugene McGee, robbery, two years; U. W..
Norton, robbery, seven years.
They were chained together, with an iron
collar passing around their necks, and were
all, with one exception, young men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-17

This is the prize puzzle. This is the Won
der of the day that is the running the peo-
pie everywhere Wild Grave and learned
professors of mathematics in the first col,
leges of the land are pouring over it and
irving to solve it. Ministers of the gospel,
statesmen, lawyers, editors, merchants, ladies,
children, all are racking their brains for \
solution. Well, Sanger Brothers now have
the puzzles for sale. They have Just re-
ceived lot, the first brought to Texas, and
are ready to serve the public. Go there and
get one, and try your hand just to be in
fashion, if for nothing else.
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Agnes IHerudOn.

This beautiful and talented artistic, sup
ported by metropolitan company, will mp
pear shortly in our city and present to our
citizens the beautiful and emotional society
dramas, entitled, LADY Chslloner," the pres
ent reigning sensation of London, and now
being played at Hsymarket Theatre to
crowded houses, and "a True Woman"
Miss Herndon comes to our city with one Of
the finest and most complete companies tray
cling. She Is the acknowledged rival of jan
auschek, Davenport, Bowers and Morris, and
our amusement-loving people are promised a
rich treat The costumes worn by this COM
pany are the handiwork of Worth, the Paris
milliner, and are said to be elaborate and
magnificent Miss Herndon is no stranger in
our city, and on the occasion of her appear
ance she will, no doubt, be greeted by her
many friends and admirers. We bespeak a
crowded house.
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Tbe National Hotel.

No hotel in the city has maintained such a
prestige as has the National, and no regime
at this deservedly-popular hotel has done SO
much to earn its fair fame as the present
management of Mrs. MoMurray. This ex-
cellent landlady knows exactly how to run a
hotel, both for the convenience of transients
and the comfort of regular boarders. Good
meals come first and cheerful, well.kept
rooms next, with a plentiful amount Of at
tention to both by hostess and employees.
These requirements to command the puOllcs
pair, mage are rigidly adhered to at the Ma
tional, to which fact is to be attributed It's
splendid run of business.
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Total

On motion The ten per cont. bonds not ls'
sued and in the hands of the officers, amouni-
ing TO 81 900, were ordered destroyed.
On motion Of Alderman Caldwell, tho cou'
pons upto date were destroyed on the $4,000
OF the eight per cent, bonds,
An ordinance defining aud pualshing
vagrancy, to take effect from It's passage, was
read, and passing It's third and final reading,
was adopted,
An ordinance opening and extending
Jackson street, to take effect from and after
its passage, passed its third reading and was
adopted.
An ordinance prohibiting the keeping of
stock-yards within the limits Of the city Of
Dallas, and the penning of stock in the city,
was read and after some squabbling passed Its
second reading, and on motion Of Alderman
Ballard, the ordinance WIS laid upon the
table.
An ordinance openngand extending Dove
street, to take effect from and after its pas
sngc, was read, and passing It's third reading
WIS adopted.
Other mattcrs Of minor importance were
scted upon when Council adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-17
Important Railroad Connection Be-
tween Texas and New Orleans.

Washington, March l6.-A bill was intro
duced in the House yesterday by Mr.. Ellis,
of Louisiana, providing for the restoration of
the Opelousas land grant TO Morgan's Louis
lana and Texas railroad company, and for
the extension of branch Of its road, with a
grant of land to Alexandria and Shreveport.
This will give New Orleans two important
railroad connections with Texas, one by
Lake Charles and Orange TO / ou'ton, the
other by Shreveport to Marshall, Connecting
with the Texas & Pacific railroad. A strong
effort will be made TO have the Committee on
Railroads take carly action on the bill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-17

100 hales.
Middlmg upands, observation-disclosures. l3 3-l6,
Mhdlmg Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. IL D-l6j
consolidated ct receipts, ~: exports to
Great Britain, ", 1905 France, - continent,
1888. consiwise, ---.
NEW YORK, March lG -OoG'e duh and
lower, Rio oargoes lSh@l5&; job lots l34@l1,
Sugar steady and in fair demand; centrifugal
SS6gs 1916, fir to good refining 7Ag7B; prime
and refined firm; fair inquiry for STANDARD ana
steady at9I@0I,
NEW YonK Ma CHI 10 Wool 4 M; business
fair; domestic fleece, 4s960; pulled, S3gGS;
unwashed, 1912; Texas, 2l@i0
Hides fairly active and strongi New Or
leans selected l0H@ll Texas, l0Gll%-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-17
Cepsus Taking

Judge Andrews, of Mckinney, the super
visor Of the census for this district, wasi in the
city yesterday. The object Of bis visit was
for the purpose of enumerating the districts
in the county, and to look after the appoint
ment of some ten enumerators for the coun-
tv whose names will notbe made known until
the first of May. The work Of taking the
census will begin the first day of June.
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mARHsgs nv EELEaaArm.
FOREIGN


l.IyHap00L March ~ Noon Cotton duh and
easiarl inldilng nplnnds, ~ modelling Or
can cam" sales 90 als. .ps9u al A'N and
export l,Ol0i uplandR, low middling elaasl'
locations Tor March delivery. ~ MaTcl
ana April 7 s-l0g7 v'g April aud May
8-ld@7 b-a May aud june, 7.li@l $40
June ans July, lAa7 D.n July and August
A-Al@iAi August aud hepiember, h.lb
September and October, 7 O-8a114l October
aud November, 20 agi futures weak,
Lard, ~ Q3d,
liaOp ~ -lplands 5.l6, orleans 7j.i low
mddllng olassldcaIona for March delivery
7 1874 March aud April lSi April aud May Is
May and June, b-a2i June ana July : ldi
August and september p'3!i October aud Mo-
yenber6j6
2i8Op, Nn,-Market for yarns aud fAhres at
Manchester duii and tending down, Cotton
UpAuds, Low mlddling class n 'atiOnH, March
aid April delivery b-lai May and Jnne I
8-ld,
1i'N--salea, American, 400,
blOOp, nj, Fixtures closed barely steady
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-17

Kansas CITY, March lG,-Wheat- No, 3spot,
~ O3hmh
RASsAs CRY, March lO,-Bacon, clear, ~
rib and long, 7H,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-17
GALVESTON.

reported Daily'l
GALy GsTos, March TO- 1850,
Rumor hath II that the Hast Il West
narrow guage railroad Is to have
Ne southern terminus here eventually, |
will investigate and give particulars In my
next-Israel Corse, President OF the Gal
weston, Houston Il Henderson road, Is here
and Is carefully looking into the condition
OF that line, with The object rs have been
told, Of adjusting all difficulties, The bell
ringing and ! must say "ayew,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-17
MATTERS BY MAIL,
,Ews OF OUR NEAR EEIGHBoRs,

RaiIroad 90 Terminate NJ Galveston,
No snid-Cnpitaiists ofPort worth
EndeRyoring "a Secure the
International Railroad
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Nrw opLnANs, March %, :. Night Cotton

Receipts net, 3lO3i RrosBi 3,dVdi exports 10
Great Brtlan l9,lyei France, - Continent,
8,0i3 coastw Ae, - stock, 2sS,27J
NEW oRIEAhs, NJ arch 10, Corn easier, 800
500. Oats strong, a6SH,
NEW oRLRAss, March 10 Flour active and
nrm Supernne, 0 0Og25; Double extra,
"a ~ 90: Treble extra, Dglai Higher grades,
G4@H. Pork Quieti Old, l2k new, 10 90.
LAID steady; tirrce at M keg, "a .,r-
salt meats steady with fair demand shoulders,
loose, ~ packed 40; clear ribs, 6Ad7i olesr
sides, lgA. Bacon dull quoted at;
sides, sls@4. Hams dull, choice sugGr-curcd
nyasscd, sls@lO Whisky quiet; western
rcctihed, OjGlO, Conce quiet and steadyi
cargOes Ordinary 10 prime, l3A@l6S4,
sugar ~ g cd demand ~ full prices; common
TO good common, Ga ON imlr to fully fair, 1la@
~ prime % choice lh@S'E yellow clarified,
SA@H, Al0lhsses la good demand at tut
pric"s common, 80GS3; far, 35@36i centrifugal,
308i2; prime TO choice, iOGl6. Rice scarce bu,
lrm; ordinary to choice, U@7.
NEW ORLEANS, March TO- Sights So 80 pr
thousand prcmlum sterling Bank 4sG; Con-
soils, 5l1. @bGi
NRw YonN, March 10 49, Cotton, net receipts
IN. ala Ia. ia,
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Judge Mccormick presiding, reserves his
decision in the Dallas & Wichita railroad
matter until Friday.
George Fox, charged with making and
passing counterfeit money in 1873, ut McKin-
new. was i.ied in this court yesterday and
found guilty by The jury. The Court has not
yet passed 'en,ence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-17
CITY COUNCIL.
Accounts AiIowed.Passage Of ORA.
nanees, Ete,

City Council met in regular session
at the council chamber last night
the Mayor presiding, Roll oalled-absont,
Aldermen Keller and Whlua. Tho minutes
Of tho last meeting were read and approved,
The COMMITTEES On Claims 10 whom sundry
accounts were referred recommended that the
following b. allowed and ordered paid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21

year nonresident companies took in BY way
Of premiums $l64, IS6,s3, and they paid out
in losses Sl02, 57S.42.
The recent rains have produced the boil
worm to such an alarming extent in this Sec
uon. Great excitement prevails among the
planters. The middle and top crops will be
destroyed.-West poii.. Echo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21

And Dealers In Exchange.
Collections promptly attended to. Reference,
Ball, Hutchings Co., Galveston
Ennis, ieAas
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DR.. WARDS SEMINARY

Nashville, Tenn, closed its fifteenth year
with 240 young ladies, and 4S graduates. An
estabh. he'd school Has met with great snss
cess. Fine buildings in the city Next seq
sion. September let. Send for catalogue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21
RAILROADS.

That runs Palace Sleeping Car between Dsl
las, Texas, and III. Louis, Mo-, and also one
between Houston, Texas, ST. Louis, Nor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-21

special ttention given to Collections, and eN-
change sold on al points IN the United States
and Europe.
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NORWOOD
HighSchooI and College

Session IssO-sI Opens Sept. 81, 1850.
Attention 10 called 10 heslthfulness Of To-
catisn. high character of students, and thor.
Cor Catalogues ana Information address
THOS. A. Seldom, Resident Pr ncir al,
Norwood p, o., Ne!scr Co., Virginia