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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
THE MARKETS.

We take from the Engineering
and Mining Journal for Jan. 10th,
the following;
"LEAD.-Sales of about 5000
tons at SIC. and &c. are reported
for the week. At the close SIC is
asked, and there is strong upward
tendency. 1t is estimated that the
consumption exceeded the produc-
ton in 1879, and that it is likely
to be so in 1880.
Spclter is quiet but much frmer.
We quote at &c.
WINTER WIlEAT-$1.00 per
bushcl.
OATS.-2Sc. per bu.
SPRING WHEAT wv From soc
to $1.00 per bushel.
CORN-25c to Doe per bushel.
BARLEY-From 25c to zoe per
bushcl.
FLAX-SEED-s1.25 to $1.30 per
bushcl.
POTATOES = From 25c to 30c
SALT Ordinary fine So Is per
Dbl. Ashton's Factory Filled Dairy,
small sacks (56 lbs.), 81 25; large
sacks (224 lbs.), So 80.
CLOVER SEED = From $500
to $475.
TIMOTHY-From $2. to S2.1O
HlDES-Green, beef, &c. per ID. ;
calf, 10c. per ID.
HAY-$6 90 to 81 90 per ton.
TURNIPS-per SOC bushcl
ONIONS 5 4per Bbl.
APPLES $3.50 to $500 per Dbl
BUTTER-16c to 22c per ib.
EGGS-174c. per dozen.
LARD-7c. to sc. per lb.
BEANS $1,000. to $1.35 per bu,
Washed, 35c per ID.
WOOIl-Unwashod, soc.
TALIOW-5c. to SIC per ib.
BEEF, Mutton and Veal, in mar
kets, SC. to 10c per ib.
BEEF-Live, $2.75 to $3.50.
HOGS-Iivc, $3.50 to $500.
LEAD ORE $500 per 1000 ID.
BLACKJACK -$22.00 per ton.
DRY-BONE- $500 per ton.
LUMBER-$1S.00 per M.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
The State of Wisconsin-Count,

The State of Wisconsin-Countv
of Iowa--ss. In the Circuit Court
in and for said County of Iowa, in
said State.
William I. Henry, Plaintiff,
against
Newell y. Jones, George w. Cobb,
George Westcott, James i. Moffatt,
Coleman r. Moffatt, John w. Hin
ton, Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughan, Adj
ministratriX, and Robert Ii. Jones,
Administrators of the estate of w.
w. Vaughan, deceased, Henry Har-
vey, Byrm Smith, Edwin II. Smith,
Richard j. Huntington, Mary M.
Smith, formerly Mary M. Hunting
ton, Jacob Lutzens, Manley Rogers,
John Hadfield, Geo. w. Strong, EX-
ccutor, and Mary Jacka, Executrix
of the last will and testament of
Richard Jacka. deceased, j. ID. East
er, j. y. Easter and ID. +. Fast, CO.
partners under the name, firm and
style of j. ID. Easter 4 Co, Defend
ants.
The State of Wisconsin, to the said
defendants:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pCuI bhthOJ uttJ - tLbSi pNl wv
of this summons, exclusive OF the day
Of service, and defend the above en-
titled action in the Court aforesaid /;
and in case of your failure SO to do
judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint, Of which copy is here
with served upon you Tor Il copy of
the notice of the object of this action.
HENRY & SMITH,
Plaintiff $ Attorneys.
Post-otlice address, Mineral Point,
Iowa county, Wisconsin.
The original summons and com
plant in said action was filed in the
office of the Clerk of said court, at
Dodgeville in Iowa County, Wiscon-
sin, on the 18th day of January, 1880,
and this summons is published by
order Of the Judge of said court, dated
January 18th, 1880.
HENRY 81 SMITH,
Plaintiffs Attornejs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
Common Council Proceedings.

Mineral Point, Jan. 9th, 1850.
AT a regular meeting Of the Com,
mon Council this day held the fol,
lowing proceedings were had:
Present--His Honor, the Mayor
and Aldermen Ferris. $. Jenkin
Joseph and Thies.
Observation-Disclosures A. jenkins
and Gilman.
Proceedings of the last meeting
read and approved.
The following accounts were pre-
scented and allowed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
Marble Curbing.

To those contemplating curbing lots
iii cemeteries. we would respectfully
announce that we are prepared to fur
nish Marble Curling OF different
styles. rs cheap rs curling of other
material. Call ut the marble shop
and see plans, etc.
23-l.M SHErARD Il ELLIS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
Furs! Furs /!

Alaska, Astrachan, Mink, Seal
skid, Sets. at very low prices, ut Del
lers. Ladies, during this cold weather
you should supply yourselves while
they are cheap,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
Special Notice.

As | am about to leave Mineral
Point, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to me are hereby notified to
call and settle before the first OF Feb
rnary, rs | shall close out my business
here before that date.
23-tf Jos. SCHAfER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
Condensed Statement,

VI llle lTdllSdcll0nS OF the Linden
Town Farmers Fire Insurance Com
pany, organized 1872:
Total number Of policies issu-
ed to date. ............... 15l
Total amount of policies. .SlGl .0O5
No. policies now in force. 80. 81
Amt. of policies in force. .....S 92,445
Amt. OF losses paid during the
year, barn damaged by light
ming Observation-Disclosures. go
Loss since organized. ..... 1850
Expenses for year 1S79.... l1.50
Amt Of notes bearing interest
and money in treasury Jan.
9th, 1890. ....... ......... S9j,I2
Rates of insurance, one-half of one
per cent. and bond for amount or pol
icy. Directors elected Tuesday, Jan.
9th, 1880: John Lee, Francis Little,
James Hird, John Cowley, John Ire
coming. John Lee was chosen Presi-
dent, John Cowley, Treasurer, and
John Tregoning, Secretary.
JOIN TREGoNING, Secy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16

may uccil ~ u uuJy w uCiciiu anu
applaud the acts of their leaders,
whether right or wrong, and to de-
nounce the acts of their opponents,
we believe that the present is n
most fitting time to ask ourselves
whether the time has not fully
come when we should fix our
standard Of duty little higher
than this.
The recent action Of the Dem
ocratic and Grcenback parties OF
Maine by which the will of the
people of that State has been de-
feated should not only be con-
demncd by every right-mindcd
citizen, but if were possible to do
so, the perpetrators of the crime
and all who are responsible for it,
ought to be brought to justice and
the scvcrcst penalties melted out to
them. II matters not for our
present purpose, TO say that such
crimes have become common, or
that the election laws of Maine
sanction the commission Of them.
Unpopular government is worth pre-
serving, itshould be preserved in its
purity. In determining questions in
dispute between political parties,
we must apply tho same rules Of
Judging Of right and wrong as we
do in every thing else. The cry
that nll things are fair in politics
has done much to corrupt and de-
stroy our political system. The
evident purpose of Gov. Garcclon
and his friends in Maine was not
to determine, but to overthrow, the
will of tho people of that State, as
expressed ut the ballot-box. The
frequency with which this crime
has been committed of late years,
is the only reason we are not more
appalled, ut it.
II may be considered late
day to moralize upon the subject.
Popular government with us has
almost become farce. Party
spirit has risen SO high that the
rights Of the people must be sac
riliced when they stand in the
way of party triumph; counting
out" and "gerrymandcring' in the
interests OF party, are crimes
which are being alarmingly prac-
ticed in our age and country, and
We may expect them to increase in
magnitude until we show u desire
to return to the ways of honesty
which characterized the statesmen
of the early days of our political
history. No one but the meancst
partizan will claim that his party
does no wrong, and yet there are
thousands upon thousands of men
who applaud every word uttered
and every act performed by their
political leaders. The success Of
party is of much greater impor-
lance to them than the triumph Of
right principles.
The remedy for political ills in n
popular government lies with the
people, Political leaders are doing
much to keep alive the spirit Of
party and to heap upon us the
evils which follow rs u conse-
quence. Unworthy men obtain Of
flee through party, by appealing to
the ignorance and preludiccs of the
people, and they are aided by n
partisan press. Honest men are
too often compelled to choose be-
tween two evils when casting their
votes, and when they have cast
them they arc are no longer suro
that they will be counted.
II is high time to awake to II
sense Of the dangers which threaten
us il we continue to encourage the
spirit Of party The people must
frown down the crimes of which
we complain, no matter by whom,
or by what party, they are commit
ted.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16

Mineral Point, Jan. ~, 1880.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt.
Present-IIis Honor, the Mayor,
and all the aldermen.
Hon. Moses M. Strong presented
resolution to the Common Coun-
Gil asking the Legislature to pass u
law authorizing the City of Mineral
Point to borrow from tho Commits
sioner of Public Lands Six Thous-
md Dollars, which said resolution
was on motion of Alderman $.
Jenkin, laid on the table; all the
aldermen voting therefor.
On motion Of Alderman Joseph,
His Honor, the Mayor, appointed
aldermen Joseph and Gilman u
committee to SEQ Mr., Strong in
regard to compromising the judg-
ment in the case of Prideaux vs..
the city.
On motion of a. Jenkins, the
Council adjourned.
Attest, j. Nj. SMITH,
JOIN p TRAMEI, Mayor.
Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16

G. D. WILDER, witness in case
ofPrideaux VS.. city....... s44.75
p. Allen q Son, merchandise 1.75
John Clowney, service on
Board of Health............ 200
James Dunn, police and jan
lt0r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HUI
Mrs. Mcconnell, cleaning
City Hall..................... 200
J. II. Wilkinson, repairing
Jerusalem pump............ LOO
Devlin & PrideauX, hardware $50
S. Hooking & Co., 100
p. Frieden, watching with J.
Linden. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
N. Smith, Treasurer, cash
advanced for expenses III
case of Pridcaux VS.. City. 5000
J. 7. Tramel, quarters sal
airy as clerk. 1878
His Honor, the Mayor, appointed
the City Attorney and Alderman
Gilman a committee on all claims
for RENTING Of taxes.
Hon, Moses NJ. Strong, attorney
for James PridcauX, appeared be-
fore the Council, and addressed it
at some length in relation to the
case ofPrideaux vs. the City.
On motion of Alderman Joseph,
the Council adjourned until Mon
day evening next.
Attest, }. M. SMITH,
J. =. TRAMEL, Mayor.
Clerk.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-09-02

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Moss Ncr,inm
~. Edward :. Gutjngrv, Hfr.iu;"0I
"H' ofecDa's r -hr Third district of Aar"
boo, ">t "yol received n complimentary
letter from t"", r \ Walker, General
Superintendent o, the Census, for the zc9l
AMI activity shown in the discharge Of his
d''i'"s rs @upcrvisor-Eca,@jn"|.
tuloW% '''A" l'uNsE tND kI!l.p -.~
III, @"e 4" "'n;, Of Mr.. Eliao GroYe
WHO ,.',"s ...n, three miles northwest
OF 'h,n'ts, wun hor.rG 20 learn t'lat on
last Thursday a..3o"" hi on George y.
'rrE, ."li :pult 4 ycHr~. lad been
thyoW0 from horse and Killed. III" hp-
rraHrd &2milV have the sincere sympathy
9tH.I jl"ii friends, Young Grove was an
c>r,iI'ut yo.lh and highly esteemed by all
"ho knew him. remains were buried
~ NJ n,;,,t grra,rr,, .y,,v
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'Thc Canitol HicycIa (lub, Of WASHING.
ton. p G.. ~ auatr,,r association. -
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-09-02

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paper WIN 'tc !'al''G ,'"'ili'a' i "lIm'H o'
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c,c;r. in comn,nv viii, some yonnm ),lios
and rcpIIrmcn some one nosecssrl with
thc .ririt Of G}u s,,rrcs,cl fine ca,iuu of
nhiln,,ocn, In such = case IN s,orrst wo.
ia ort And behold fine results m fine way
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chiefs, another is connected TO stand rood
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-09-02

IL i''7t li''It>llhS tliitt " Us SliIIll 'Ni!iih-
in@ thc apiory and 'Aouoy house to say
nothing of the hospitality and good cheer
offered in "doors." Buck Forest Apaw
has fifty five good working SwarmS, plin
cipally "l'nliame' with some Ii}riiS H@l
some Of lAc old stvIc "BlacK bees Tie
yield this year la, not been above the a.
cragc, although good, and at r:". ut thc
'pNstUrc' for b,rS is scarce, Mr. ave.
man is A bee keeper, that keeps iiG.a2'r in.
'rli"cni on the subject and ta3 been very
successful IN bee culture. lis 'NUccn,
give tie greatest satisfaction and ir sells
numbers of them yearly. The Wc.l.iijaC.
comb that We hrough: along Win rs las
added III more ways than ono t. ia" n"TrG
over abundant sweets Of q printers Gt"
REPUBLICAN CuuNTY IuHyENrloN.-
On Saturday last the Con, cation hrh ru
name six delegates f'om thiH .uJtty t. ths
Congressional Convention which Wiz bl
held to day in Oakland, mrl ~ the NUH.l
House in Frederick, va, called to pa.1y ~
Hon. VI. &. lrocrani tcMro,@G,, C. IN
lZcu by calling Upton NUhMmn q JACKSON
to the chair aud t.. G.. Nv@udc, Of I, ,1,i
vile WAS named IS tear unry g.. "laIF
Two cont"~ting delegations from Woo',ba.
70 were admitted Giving them one y0tc.t p
ton hulIrnan WAS made pcrm0Hcnt r'.ar
man, Moses Douy and no. +. lowe Vie,
Presidents and l.. G, DcMuGc, and T. =
Eichclhrrgcr Secretaries. The io}'pw'ng
are the delegates; Jun. L iipuucl, Chna
g. Trail, John Swcalucr, Wm l.. Caller
Thus Gor$uch and (h9s Wilson. Alter
mates i. y. Gilingcy, {. II i;tggS, Chay
Sitter, DR.. l.. II. Steiner, Andrew Amman
and II. G. Nccicr. The loIiuWug Wcr,
elected members ot the State Central Com
miliar; Geo W Miller, II. e Krcfnr, ChaS
L. Wilson, G.. VI. Niege Vincent Same.
nnd Jno. Root. Resolutions endorsing
the Chicago ticket and Tie action o! lion
NJ, &. rncr n Congressman from til,
district and instrWciing thc delegates t,
use Ali their ctio,ts to secure h., nomina-
ton were passed.
DENocr>rlc COUNTY CoNNENr1uE -
On Monday Of this w,cN, the delegates
from all Tia" districts in TINS county met Il,
lho Court House IN Frclrry'> and were
called to order hv Capt Ja~ : Ny-Nrrry
chairman If Tie County Central Commit
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-09-02

night last, about eleven o'clock, daring 4
hi"si refreshing shower otrain, II convey
ancc containing several persons passed
along The suburbs Of our town and npprcca
'Ngih" nprosicnc,s OF the subject, rcl
d,red this hymn m fine style.
We learn that after our departure from
stony Branch Picnic ON Saturday last
they had an accident, in tic breaking
Gown of the speakers stand on which too
many had gathered to sing, tho organ be-
lng on this stand 40 one WAS hurt and
the organ escaped injury.
7. y. llammahcr sold two marble mon
umrnts TO parties III Frederick ci,y for 500
each and has reason To expect further or
dcrs for some line amt costly work from
that place. Mr.. H. has hv dint Of hi, per
severance, energy and integrity succeeded
in building up an excellent cuisines. IN
this line.
The health of our town II mur-c al pre-,
tHl, than we have y'cr known il to hc
with our adult popuatjen, our physicians
having all THAI obey can do To give the re-,
Iurcd attention to their patient, The
prevailing disease j. fever and although
We, happily have no fatal ca,cs 10 report
vet many have been dangerously i'll.
KICKED ny A noKsl.-Iohn Kchn in
the employ q, c. A. DAmulh hucNstcr.
had a rib broken on "Wednesday Of last
week by n horse Kicking him in the side
There was q humble bees nest in the sta
bcand as MIR X entered back Of Tie
horse the bees sInr the animal, causing
Tito kick out yjc,ously striking and break
ju- a rib.
CE>rlS,--Cal Fox, twinbnbics Geo.
and Maggie, aged seven months sent us
basket OF delcpous grapes ON one of the
lunches we counted "a, we utc) lui per
,rrt grapes. These little strangers, the
twins, are the admiration and pride OF our
town, for thcl are pretty, plump and lively
and weigh boy and gjrl respectively is
and lG5 los.
t"NyALE>crNr We are gajiiird to he
able to report all off our SEX conyac>crur
and We learn out or dap@cr Among.'
those who are sick. We mcntl, n, rs hnyiug
been extremely iii during the past week
Ms David l. Willhidc Mi, Mary John
son, Miss Mjllic Lilir. Charles Was,lclanI
Jo>cpt can all Of whom now are believed
to be oUt Of danger.
We beard some one advocating the pur
chase Of a tr2cUgjnc for ON town Ger.
lainIN by all means buy one. You viii
nave use ioronc soon after ypu ret il even
though without one there has been mo fire
in our town durin" tine past three years
and may not be within the ncN three.
Juet get one and somebody Will want to
sec the thing work.
GhSEEous -Thc Republican county
convention, held at Frederick on Sarur,
day last, dealt generously with Ncchan-
icSlOWn il having received two out the
iWcllepo,ilion, assigned bv the conycn
ton; Col. inc. X. Roulrr having secured
the post OF delegate 10 the Congressional
convention at Oakland and Mr. john Root
having been made a member OF the State
Central Committee.
Wn,rc.,Il,, T., cI,r,,;,,c yc,,o,,I o,o,.,i,,
hcls one nfo lh,,, dollar chi, nr c,n,Lrs
another often loll,r. cash , side. money
mn Thrrc will IN an nrn,,,hi,,v hc com.
siderable ,oouc>. ch,n.r hond. -, ,,,c rc.
.,}, or ,br N,yr,,,,n ,lrc,i,, !, ,riy
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-09-02

halsams, is most potent specific. 1t is
equally pilicavious in brenGin% up colds, &C.
yrs, and intiamatory attacks, Every
household should b" supplied with it. FIT
ty cents by DRUGGISTS.
SALE NoTjCn, Mrs. Serena s. Yakc
VIII sell in McchanicSiown on Saturday,
September litn., At = o'clOcl, y. m the iUl
lowing r"rS"'.al properly, nearly all Of
and has been w,ll taken care Of. a cham
Der set OF five pieces, ,ottNE NcdstCa( an,!
bedding, 10 yards OF carpet oil cloth, J
doz stool bottom yhaIrs, > rocking chairs
kitchen chairs, Stanu, lounge, clock, set
uf QurcnSWHrc, COZ kniN cs aYd forks and
lot of tin and Crochcry ware. Terms 3
months on all num& above - with inter
est Undcr s., Cash.
Nor i BAD ,JpNE.-On Satnr,lav Inst
the Republican County Convention elected
six members OF thc State Central Commit
tee, and now it IS dieroyoIrl tina! the
Convention held one year ago WAS, among
other things, convened for the purpose OF
rcctiiG members Of the State Central
Committee, to serve two years and not
one, rs was assumed by last Saturday ;
Convent ION. or course the six gentlemen
elected last Saturday are RELOCATED to pri
vat" life, and as the position is a very
agreeable one, no doubt the discovery OF
disappointment.
jurors. --Thomas G. FuN, George II
Shaw, Frederick lIol'zopplr, Jos Hight;
man, John II. llill, Abraham IcntH, Lch
bcns Griffith, dr.; William $. Flock, sam
ucl +. Simmons, VIM il. Lakin, Thomas
" Anders and William II, Lease hay,
been drawn ~ jUrymcn for the September
term Of cour, in place of the following lis
qualified: Charles l. Mullrn, Peter lIOkc
,Ia, II. Clemson, Henry RrpN, Milton
Burke, Samuel Glissai, ChAs W. White.
Hill; Daniel j louck, Joseph Rowe, lIor.
ace J Zimmerman, X,doc Windsor and
William Wrnncr Jr
STONY EKAN,U p,C.Nl'. Ne attended
the Stony Branch Pie nj@ ou Saturday last
and were well repair for the exceeding
warm drive down ia the morning. The
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a., ~ on, ~ ,n,,>,,,..,,
IN"SoNAl"--Miss E'''e Miller, daughter
Oh Joseph ''lI'cr' pa'" her relatives Il fly
ing WISH i" town I'M, week.
Nv" ''' 'Acci''"' Nyi'i
=, ,.,,.
Emory Croft late editor and propric,o,
of the Ueekiy .Nf.rs struck q lob in Boon,.
boro and left for that place ON Monday
last.
CARLISLE Su"rs.--,Iust received a fun
s'o'E OF LADIES' Mlsacj emo 'h'Idrrns Car
"''
S'' w
frequent mention IN our columns 81 the
stony Branch picnic took many persons
rom our town ana '.cinlly lhcle m sat
ulday.
We hal read ora h.,,,; az ITO ,.i,J.1nl,
Slate" and v.s,y +, -, N,,,1,r yo. =
decd. Won, co,,lrr, ru,, ,I, ,,,,,,o..,,,,, ,..,,
Ly,,,. mc,ru
lh''c VIII "' meeting OF the krpih
mems 81 inns district on SaiurIay evening
sep. nun I" Organize = Enl1cld and NJ
ihnr 'a;hl'a'%" IIlh.
J T.. %imous is turning ont some very
handsome nrw work =, his Couch Eu,to,,.
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q ms '7' "''r H''5c!'IlS II.lc'S, 81 con
s''''P''"'''-- |.''
oHr tllcnd Nm. Guthrie has received
apoIilc invitation to be present al the
Inter stat" Exposition 81 Juscpa, Mo
next month, and assist III Judging IN "1h"
speed department. and hc expects t. 60
-Chrohrsc.
DEATH From I.oChIAw.-A r9aIl.a ya.y
bright and nterc,tina !ad son Of Mr.. John
Dixon of Urbana district, in Ills cniiptv.
died last Friday from 'ock!aW 'upcUnlu"vl
d, al accidental "olno iIon .i.trl
SHOT i"t1~.
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NnIs . uromi.ioo trocnor in ,.o ,nr,r..
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-09-02
MIXER tSELDy'S PNsFuYs.

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serve hca!lh use Warmers SAFE Remedies.
These are almost Of miraculous power il
removing diseases for which rccommcn-
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-23


No'sroCknoLDERs' MEnrlNS cfficr
OF the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Crnuhi i,.!l.
way company, Dallas, Ter.. sci IT. u. 1850. -Bt
order OF the Board Of Dirs. to . ~ the t'hlcnpo.
Texas & Mexican Cchul Ra Ivy com.
pony notice Ia hereby given ttal stoceholderf
OF said company to attend rogul r snnual
meeting Of sal stakeholder 10 be- held AT he
oihee Of Che company Ia the city OF uallas
state of Texas ON the LIST day OF N vcmber.
1850, for the purpose Of enaetIuu and ADOPTING
bylaws for said company and rur, uau, 10
the ofdoFof said Board OF pl,cctlrs notice 4,
also given to said Stockholders To attend a
meeting OF tn stockholders uf said coianu,y
TO be beldat the company Office, In the city
OF Dallas, stale Of Texas, on the .7lh day of
Noyembei 1880, for the pur, ose Of consider.
Ing ana Sanetioning the borrow ny of money
NOS to exceed twenty thousand dollars on each
mile OF said railroad by said company, to be
secured by the bonds OF the company, and a
trust deed upon Its property and franchise, III,
forms thereof being on file IN the once ~ the
company. DANIEL H. HALE
ar BENNETT seoy. President.