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For choice selection in Spring
Prints, Percales, and Lawns, 60
to ANDERSON'S.

j. NJ. BARKER will close out his
stock Of Clothing, Boots, Shoes and
Hats, at New York value. mch2 1t
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Don't forget you can find the freshest
meal, the finest -four, and the purest
clover seed at the Cooperative Store.
inch 2, 'S0-lt
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COUNTESS-CRAlG.--By Rev. G..
A. Caldwell, at the residence of MIR. Jno.
Combs, one mile east of Bristol. Wed
nesday morning Feb. Goth, Mr.. c. G.,
Countess to Miss Hattie, daughter Of
DR.. r. c. Craig, all of this county.
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F. TENN. VIRGINIA & ca. R, R..
ANNOUN CEM ENTS.
For SUERIEE.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
ROBERT =. Fans II candidate for
Sheriff of Sullivan county, Tenn, at the
ensuing August election.
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For Sale.

Mr.. ID. c. Smith offers large stone
left. Ain. by Aft. 3in., suitable for tam
ners table, ut n bargain. Apply to j.
NJ. Thomas. feb17'S0,-3t
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Wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich.
want an agent in this county at once,
ut n salary Of 500 per month and ex'
penses paid. For full particulars ad'
dress as above.
nov. IS, '79-1y.
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Births.

ANDERSON.-Last Friday evening
Oh Washington street, Goodson, the wife
OF Edward Anderson, Of son.
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RUPTURE CURED.

By DR. A. SIiERMANS SUPPORT AND CURATIVE
labor Book of
md after sent free Off 25l Broadway New York Patients receive
md leaue for home same day, FeN. 10, 'oO-lm
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Clover and Timothy seed very cheap
at BANKERS. mch =, II
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ERaEE
ARRIviL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

AtIann0' MISSISSIPPI VHIV ~ u
Warrington Time.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Bristol, sos NJ
Arrive at Bristol, 10 OPP NJ.
Leave Lynehburg, 26OP's ~"
Arfive at Lynehbury, SOP NJ
FREloHT TRAINS.
caves Bristol st $50 A. ~. $40 Pm.
IssinR Abingdon e4s 4. N. 20 pm
Arrive at Bristol go NJ. 10 NJ
Pass Abingdon 100 ". say Pc
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OFF CE OF
GILLIAN 6 CO.,
Liquor Dealers & Com. Merchants

NO, ~ NIstIW NIEUVI,
Eky~GRtlN BAGS FURNISHED WHEN
DESl ED,-SCsu
NO STORAGE CHARGED on PRODUCE.
These figures rcprcpcn, only wholcsalo pr-
ees. At retail highcrpHcee obtain.
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT
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MOUNTAIN VIEW
FOR SALE
| offer for sale the property on Solar
Hill, Goodson, known rs
MOUNTAIN VIEW,

Overlooking the entire town Of Bris-
toll and commanding one Of the most
lovely aud extensive prospects IN III"
country. The buildings and either 2,
4 or 10 acres # ground will be iuelud-
ed IA the purchaser may wish, The
bindings are Of brick and the walls
are thick aud sound with moder-
ate expenditure the property can he
made the most beautiful and desirable
IN all Bristol. Ils location N ust
across King Street from SullIns Col
lege.
also Offer for sale house and 10;
on front street, porih Of the Virginia
House, n house aud half acre lot com
mandingly situated ust east Of the
Va. Depot. and eleven acres OF land
Just west Of Solar Hill The latter
will be sold In just such sized parcels
az the purchaser may wish.
A decided bargain can he had In any
Of this property Address the Editor
of the Bristol NEWS, or me IN person
care OF Il. A. Lancaster g. Go, New
York.
j. j. LANCASTER.
mch. 9. lss0-0m"
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MAIN STREET BRISTOL.
A full and complete stock Of the
newest and most improved and APP
proved Farm Implements kept always
on hand al my Emporium in Bristol
Nichols, Sheppard Il Co.'s Vibrator
Separat0rs and new Horse Powers,
and Steam Establishments, also gen.
uine Pitts Threshere, Grain Drills
Mowers and Reapers, Hay Rakes.
Chilled Plows, South Bend aud Chat
tanooga patterns, Double Shovels,
Corn Shelters. Portable and Statona-
ry Engines, all sizes Circular Saw
Mills. Pamphlets md Circulars free
on application.
1000 white oak spokes wanted for
goods. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
R6- Full stock Of Fertilizers and Dig
solved Bone on hand.
GUY Nj. WRITTEN
march go Am.
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ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We will send our ELIctRn-voLntc nrtta and
other Electric Appliances upon trial lot 20 days TO
those suffering from Nervous Debility, Rheu'
inatism Paralysis or any diseases NJ the Livof or
kidneys, mud many other diseases. 4 sure
cure guaranteed or no pm Address NOLTAlV
BELT CO., NJ rshall, Mich
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Bristol Prices Current.
!. A. NICKELS,
PlOduCs Commission Merchant,
Storage 8 Packing House,
Basement Stores Of The NiCkelS House,
BRISTOL, TENN,
Quick Salcs---Prompt Returns.
Cousignments Solicited.
our Selling Mnrket To-day.

CORRECTED rms pay pYLA. SicRgLs.
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blank deeds on tough bond paper AZ
the News printing onice.
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Doctors Will Differ.

The following characteristic letter speaks
for itself. Is plain English. Needs no in
terpreter Read it:
NEW MAD isoN, Ohio, Feb. Is, 1880.
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ara A wttK ga d,y q bess .s,ly s,d..
~s~ Costly Uuiat ftss Addfsts Tsra 4 % I,
hususla. hiins, Dee. P,ib1l.ir InIU
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NEW ADvERTIsEM ENTs.
AGENTS READ THIS F!

Wa want an Agent In thIs connty In whom We
Will ray asnlAry Of sl0O per month and exIrneeu
to sell our wonderful lave utlon. SampIe free.
Address ut once SHERMAN a CO.. MARInALL,
MICHIGAN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-08
BInn,Scoship AZ Blake.

This now drm adveytlses in This MORNINGS
issue Of tho HERALD. They have recently
opened, at No. 5ll Elm,street, one ofthe best
selected stocks Of dry goods, clothing, gents
furnishing goods, notions, hosiery ladies'
dress goods etc, ever offered to the trade of
north Texas. the house they occupy has
been Gifted and ro.painted, and is ono OF
the handsomest store rooms in the city
There is in this stock full varie y of every
thing embraced in q general dry goods
store and the entire stock has been carefully
selected especially for this section Of coun'
try. Mr. Baks has no superior as n
merchant of sound judgment and discretion,
and is located in New York, where he will keep
the stock fully supplied at all times with the
latest novelties in dress goods, etc. He is
well known to nearly every man, woman and
child in Dallas county and the
surrounding country, and no man
stands higher with the people
for fair and sQusre dealing than does Mr.
Blake, and of course he will continue in
popularity with the people in the future as
Re has been in the past. Mr.. Blankenshir
was lately resident of Lockhart, where his
commercial integrity is well established and
his popularity second to none. He is a gen
tlenlan of means, is courteous ard polite
and the HERALD takes pleasure in highly
recommending him to the people Of
Dallas and North Texas a;
thoroughly reliable gentleman in every
respect. Connected with this house is the
we'll known, popular and handsome Mack
Barklev, who has an extensive acquaintance
throughout this whole section of country
and of whose excellent personal qualities i
would be srperAuous for us to speak. The
entire establishment of Bsnkenship & Blake
in a word, is frst-cass in every particular
and we would advise our readers TO call OF
them and secure bargains.
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BONIIAM.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

espondence Of the Herald.
bosnian, .pt G, 1850.
Tho d;strio+ ,orrt IA now in sossion The
r.ri 40 ''' laws Rrrbt Who killed his father
Fobrnorr r''. SIX wa, srraicnnd before the
nanr 5J last ,' c6a n IN rm far murder, An
oIsnsb ,, irtarns, o,e. sTnhit,1 in ,ho trial
~ oonri honso wsa lrowded with carer
sn ~O onyIns 10 boor The vor1ict Of The
;,,rv U' "Nnn film III. mncnmm"n homicide The
y irisl was" WAS tedious onc Iota saturday ni,bt
tho i"rY rat,,rnnI a ye,1ict of murdet in Tho
s goo ~ 1aoroa cni ossas.sI tha nrisoner's
9vTo;,S n,o9t tSontv-two vears mnri,on.
pn, n,;, 10 ,,oni,oniiorv 'Tho f1iiowinc
n MN u. tio ons"s n,orc d;sroaod of durinS
Vsnvt .o oI,i,,,. Sto,o we Wijion, Tmmnkins
eIo VA" n; f tbo tbeft Of marc found
us, ad sa,'torcod ~ vo voars in tho nnn.
"r,E anu 800 tou w. Tam and w R Dntton
f'r tb" ybof' "f hnysa fund not guilty .
aVa Wv w. go, Witt and Jasnar N"rlGw'
sta'o va W9 Ia tbaft of cstc IN two cases
enaSeu wi." i,,o - ior,y Scsrhrongb
to oi.a V ~ r,n Ir continued ststo vs.
10 IohU en- WoCIsU.han for assault TO murder
por,S forfeitad On Wednesday mornipp
- -, pa .;,,or ot Pordull,s stora on
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morning, the residence of Mr..
Jackson, ut the foot Of Alaia street. lie was
discovered Just as he had crawled to the bu-
reau and was in the act Of searching the
drawers for valuabes, An attempt to catch
him filled and he escaped unknown. No
damage or loss sustainc ], only tire household
were much frightened. Five car loads Of
cattle were shipped to New Orleans this
morning. be'ligorent attitude was
struck by two eble-bodied white voters on
the depo' platform this morning No blood
was seen.---Mrs, Tom Aston returned here
few days ago from a visit to
relatives ard friends in Kan
sas.-Julian Field has returned from
an extended western trip.--Local Option
Monarch reigns supreme ut the Fort and
McBrayer plays well its part. They ARE
favorite brands, and are to be had at the Lo-
cal Option saloon, presided over by the GO
nal Chris Rintlemau and Charles Hitler. The
imbibing of either and few whitfs from a
Pacific Railway Improvement Gig is sutllci-
ent to make the grand duke smile,
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FORE WORTH.
ence of the Herald.

ogresgondence Of the Herald
Fopr Wonru, pit. !, 1850.
Four engines ere at the depot yesterday
evening at one time.-George S. Burchil
has received q commission as mail agent
between Denison and Dallas on the IL. w. /,
c. railway, and will soon be on duty
Considering the large crowd, yesterday was
very quiet, and but few and trivial dis
turbances are reported. Quiet also IN a
business light.-Cotton pickers At
10 cents and board per cwt. are
eagerly sought--Rev. Railton, an English
man of the Salvation army spoke on the
plaza astevening NJ I o'clock and at 5 o'clgck
NJ the Forth Methodist church. The
audiences were small, but much respect ard
interest were manifested in tho good cause.
He returns to Dallss to-day. Hon. DIN
Wellb,n will speak at the court house next
Thursday night Ladies' are invited to be
present. - County court began
Yesterday. - Seventy five bales OF
cotton have arrived within the las
day and have found ready market at from
9 to 81 cents per pound.-The cotton yard:
are being stored it'll many bales.--Thc
procession thst moving so sadly towards
the graveyard this morning, re the re-
mains of the infant daughter of j. c. Moore
field to their last resting place. W
Pierce, of Boston, Massachusetts, who hai
been stopping at the Waverly house fol
several weeks past, has just purchased 1000
acres of land for a sheep rarche in ThroclI
morton county. He has also bcugh
1,s0O head of California sheep, sale
to be the finest flock in nortt
Texas. He sheared last season nine pound
of wool from each one.--A man drunk
and down on the plaza, with a pistol pro
truding from his pocket this afternoon, wa
t'ken to the lookup by Policeman Rgeles
The Lemp beer store house icing bull
near Fifth, on Houston street, ia nearing
completion. Peers artesian wei
proves to be chalybeate water of valuabl
medicinal virtues A shower amidst tn,
sunshi came down for short time this at
ternoon.-A regro man entered through
window, jus. before day thi
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Personal.

A. r, McGentie, of Denton, is in the
city
Rev. j, G. Smith, of Denton, is in the
city.
i. b. MITCHELL commercial traveller and a
genial, pleasant gentleman, Is ia the city.
d. n. Dodson, editor and publisher Of the
Denton Monitor paid US pleasant call yes
tcrlay.
Pat Rogers, the popular agent Of the Mem
phis ~ Charlost n road, has returned from q
northern trip.
Mrs. S. f. Lacy, ofDenton, brought down
her daughter, Miss Louie, yesterday, to at
tend school in this city.
Gus MahoG cotton buyer of the great firm
of Ranger " Co., Galveston and one Of the
most genial gentlemen in the country, is in
the city.
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A aea.nlnn,s Erenrslon.

Philadelphia, Sept. 7.--WhiIe party Of
young me- were fishing in Hanesp2rt creek,
near Mount dolly, in New Jersey, they were
started suddenly by the appearance Of a
strange animal which swan about in the
water, uttering strange sounds Ike tho bark
of dog. The young men rowed toward the
spot, but the animal sank at the spproach of
the boat and rose to the surface again about
ahundred feet distant. As It's head emerged
from the water il opened lis mouth and
again uttered succession ct sharp
barls, not unlike dogs. 1t; head was
long and narrow, and covered with short
silken hair. The lower Jaw was covered by
a long beard and the neck was per
fectly white. The body was long and Ia.
pering It was q sea-lion, evidently one Of
the eight that had escaped ON July 23d, from
the pen in which they had been conined at
Brighton Breach. a reward 1850 each was
offered for the animals a. the time they es-
capped, bu, none were reCaptured, although
one was shot at tho following night at New
Brunswick, which ia thirty five miles from
Brighton The animal found in Hainesport
creek must have made a lengthy journey, as
Hainesport is long distance from Brighton.
The roule by water lies through the Atlantic
ocean to Cape May, from Cape May up
Delaware bay to tho river, thence TO the
Rancocss river, which branches OF from the
Delaware at a point opposite HUlmesburE,
and from there the sea-liOn must have gone
southwark about twenty miles to Hainesport
nrnalx
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Lntcst ni.nstcrs at Sea,

Savannah, Ga, Sept. IA special to the
Morning News reports tho following add.
tional disasters: On the Florida coast the
schooner Rosa I. Springer, from Cedar
KEYS, for New York, was wrecked, sixteen
miles north of Cave. Ctrni'
vol. The brig LongTeach, from
Anlachicola. for Philadelphia, Peunsylva-
nis. /. stranded at Turtle Mound and is a to.
tal loss. Two other vessels, names unknown,
are stranded north of New. Smyrna inlet
There is large ship stranded and in the
breakers near st. Sebastian, with her crew
still aboard. A large portion of the bottom
of the ship is newly coppered, and she is ap'
parently a vessel of 1000 tons. A lot o.
mahogany came ashore yesterday at st
Johns bar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-08

NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEioABoRs'
political Pnbulum ErOm Fannlh
County a Murder in heu NlNef
County Burglary at FOrt
worth -JOts From jack
sOnVille, Etc, Etc.


CORRESPONDENCE o. the Herad,
TEabE l., September issO'
There was Republican mass meeting at
Lawrence recently. Mr.. Cropiy spoke hFst
then Mr.. Farmer. The Greenback candidate
for the legislature Jesse Grant, spoke about
half an hour. The only business done was
TO organize and ele tan executive committee,
rs follows: William Jesse Grant,
chairman and f G. Byrn, secretary.
Following is the committee by precincts j Z
ZONES, of Lqwraucc; William \ Brown, of
Terrell, John Moore, of Foruey; Dr. + ) T'd'
well, Of Elmo; Captain j T Ward, Of K9uI-
man: T Lnsey, of Kaufman; forward tridley,
of Kemp; @ S Eliot, of Bakers Prairie;
Henry Moody, Of Cedar Grove. The com
mit.ee was empowered to fill vacancies in
other precincts. This is the first Republican
meeting that has been held in this county
for over six years, and Of course was not
largely attended .--The barbecue on We'd
nesday is expected to be the grandest enter
tainment ever given in Terrell.--There is
to be a lodge of the Knights of Pythias
organized here to night, compose OF some
of our leading citizens.
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Correction nndAddirion

In the hurry Of our press business part
of the report of the divine services in the
Congregation Emanuel became somewhat
garbed in yesterdays issue, and we hereby
give the same as corrected: "rhe celebration
services Of the Jewish New Year Sunday
evening were impressive and grand. The
congregation, which has been steadily grow
ing under the past ard present administra.
ton. was assembled there in u body. They
are very fortunate in possessing one of the
best if not the best choir in the state; 1t is
under the leadership of Professor Fries, with
Mrs. L. Goslin, Miss Tully Murphy and Miss
Oppeuheim as sopranos Miss Emma
Oopenheim' and Miss Hirst as altos, and
Messrs. Esenlobr and Fleiberg as bNssos,
while the leader himself is very excellent
tenor. The singing in toto was simply grand,
without a single break, and was tho admirs-
ton of the whole assembly The officiating
minister, Rev. DR.. IL, NJ. Bien, besides con-
Quoting tho very solemn services Of New
Years day, delivered one Of his characters
tic md eloquent sermons on TIE subject
Behold, here am L (Gen. xxi, y, and left $
deep and lasting impression on his hearers"
Their, were services held also on Mon
day in the temple, and a small congregation
of Orthodox Israelites, mostly Polanders
worshipped at Turner hall; the latter con
tinuod to feast to yesterday, when Rev. DIR
Bien, by invitation, addressed them on Gen
esis xxi. II. "IIere is the fire an(
the wood, but where is the limb for the sac
riRce?" We congratulate our Jewish friend
on the propious position they occupy, no
only here in D sllas but MI over tho unitat
States and indeed over the civilized world
and ascribe this to the love and reverence
they bear to the religion of their fathers,
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Look cut for Blnnkenehip & Blake "al.'


The colored free schools will open at their
respective school buildings in this city, on
Monday, September Chat $50 clock a. IN.
Professor II. 5. Howell will open his
school Mt the Christian church, in the first
ward Professor s. y. Suothers will open
his ho5l at the corner of Hall street and
Ross avenue; Mrs. Mary Carson will open
her school ut the st. James Methodist church,
in the fourth ward.
prompt attendance Of pupils is desired.
Tho white schools will open in their re-
spec.ve wards at points hereafter TO be desig-
mated, on Monday, September 18Th, 1887
JAMES B. SIMPSON,
President Board of Trustees.
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JAt LISONVEILE

Correspond nee OF the Herald.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept G, 1850.
This moruing at $3.50 FIRE broke out in
the International hotel in this town, which
rapidly consumed the building, and then eS-
t3ndci to the residence Of Robert Tanner,
which was also burned. Mr.. Tanner saved
his household goods. and most of the turni-
ture in the hotel was saved. The loss is about
$1,000, uninsured, except the hotel furniture,
and falls entirely on Mr.. Tanner He is man
of limited means, but will partially rebuild,
No wind was peccpible not even after the
fire was under full headway - We hal a
good shower this morning and have prospee S
for more. ---- The cotton caterpillar has uade
i appearance on nearly every f@m within
the last week. They havo not eaten the
weed rapidly though it is expected that two
weeks from now tho fields will be stripped,
The boil worm has injured only q few farms
here this season.-Ihe health of the town
is Politics are being fairly discussed
with the independent movement rather pre-
pondera.ing.
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Seeking His child

New York Sept. IA swarthy Arme.
man. who spoke English with difficulty, in
troducod himself at police headquarters as
Shah Mirnah this morning, and after some
Intellectual attempts succeeded in making the
officials understand that he was looking for
his lost daughter She had become sepN-
rated from him by some means last night in
Brooklyn. whore the shah lives with
his family, aud he had sought her
in vain all over the City Of Churches.
He was in great fear of her safety, as she YVES
stranger, having been only two weeks in
the country. He himself had visited the
United States ten years ago, and knew the
dangers besettiug the path of an attractive
Young girl alone among strangers in q great
city and unable to speak their language. lie
described the girl as eighteen years old, and
unusually attractive NO info nation as to
her whereabouts was learned from the police
returns, and at the distressed fathers request
an alarm was sent out to sill stations with a
description of his daughter.
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NM nitigors ~ T-7wisvilln Uove a Grand
~ ,'.'Nyp' 70 A,"',,D'o 7', w., y S ,,
railroad barbecue yesterday ana Tue uNy was
pleasantly spent By the hundreds present.
many of whom wcre from Dallas.
II hss been asserted that Colonel Basker.
vile was not nrescnt This ia mistake.
Flo was moi orIy tbore bnt bc WINS most of IL.
Every man w6nan md child ,I,nowed" him
and he immersion made on our reporter was
thai he WAS either the ORIGINAL settler of Den.
Ton corrty oro ro,,lecfcd ;ntegor of Sam
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Mrs. A. A. Pearson has recently returned
from an extended trip to tho north aud west,
where she had been making purchases for the
fall trade. She bought selected stock of
goods in the line of millinery, suits and
ladies' furnishing articles from st. Loais,
Cincinnati and Chicago the very latest styles
and patterns With these snd others that Mr.
Pearson, now in the north, viii soon forward,
their house will have one OF the finest stocks
in the state. Ladies are invited to call and
examine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-08

Mons, youths and boys dress suits at low
prices. Cal and see us-Bankenship &
Blake, oil Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-08

Ice-water is no longer luxury, but in
,h;s hot climate real necessity. To keep it
chesply and good, get one of d. Goslin's ex'
cellent water coolers.
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TOO LATE FOB CLASSIFICATION.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EPN0TCEto stockholders, Dallas & Wich-
ita Hailcoal Company. - y meeting of the
stockholders OF the Dallas n Wichita railroad
com r8ny VIII be held at The general Office Of
said company in the city of Dallas, stats OF
Texa., on Monday, this 27th day of sept.m-
Der, 4. ID, lSs0 for The purpose OF determine
ing Whether mortgage shall be executed
upon the ftancniS' aul corporate property for
the purpose ufcon1uuctiug, completing and
improving its railway.
WILSON d, BENNETT,
sec'y Da las & Wichita Railroad Company.