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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03

n hbN hbIfE ARM ~ III lNl " us
TRICT. NEAR MONITOR. On
THE y. e. u. ".
Hy virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. passed IN q cause in said court
s=nA Nhcrsin Mary Liliah Tiptuu ct A.. ~
g.ssI are complainants. and Lewis Vim s..ssse
Hlton Upton ct al, are defendants,
the undersigned. Trustee. will offer iuF sale By
public auction. on the premise. near Monkton
Station. y. c. Il. W. on
Wciaos'iay. he iim dag .f Ijrh lSsO.
at o'clock T.. ".
ALL THAT TRACT 81 LAND. NEAR NOM
TON, CONTAINING ~ ACRES, ROOD
AND u PERCllES OF LAND.
mere less. being the land on which tho late Ira
Upton resided AMI u which he lied seized.
The improvements consist Of = comfortable
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
Stable Wagon House and Corn House. aud other
necessary outbuildings.
Also. = small tract Of woodland. containing
) ACRES. MORE or LESS,
adjoining the lands Of VIM. pcarcc. Elihu Cuddy
and Steer Upton. This trac; is heavily covered
with oak. hickory and chestnut timber.
The Terms os SalV prescribed by the decree
arv-Onc third cash. one third in six months and
the credit payments 90 bear interest from day of
sale aud 60 be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser with security 70 be approved bv the Trus-
tee. or all cash. nj the purchasers option. : lie.
posi-; Of 5000 will br required IN the lay Of sale
TllOS. !. HUNTER.
Trustee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03

.. =. MACGILL. AuetiO1eer.
March l3.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03
'I'RISTEE'S SALE

WILLIAM ). KEEcH. Attorney at Law. Tow
sOntswn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03
DCBLIC SALE
HORSES. MILE. cow. HOGS. FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
AC &C

The subscriber will offer at Public Sale at his
residence. situated at the intersection Of Charles
street avenue AMI the Powder Mill road. . mile,
from Govanstown and = half mile from Roland
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03
Real Estate Sales.
Thomas J. Hunter. Attorney At Law, Tow
sontown, ND.
rNRl'sTEE'S SALE

A VALUABLE FARM IL THE IoTm bis
TRICT, NEAR MuNkTuN. ON
THE ~ e. H. ",
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03
rI,RUSTEE'& SAI.E

HOUSE AND iu1 CONTAINING ABOUT 81
ACRES OF LAND. AT PINEY HILL,
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
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John +. Conroy and David @. Mcintosh,
Attorneys. Towsontown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03
IXTENSIVE SALE

FINE HORSES. DAIRY STOCK. FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. &C. az.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03

l.. NJ. BIRMINGHAM. Auc,ioueer.
March aU.--is.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-03

This i. the fifn ovuol ~ tic late E,bcr, Stir
M ling. Contains %sE.
:"n ACRES. MORE or LESS -
~ !. Improved by large AMI coin -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

A man IN Madison county, Kentucky.
wont through the terrible ordeal Of
having bombshell burst in his hands
just after the war. He was drcsdfully
srangled BY toe explosion, but rccov.
cred from hts w"unds Some t,me after
that be was shot through the bo.iy with
navy revolver. the ball passing in q
the brrast and out It the back. some
few weeks Ago the sams man was driv.
Ing : wagon With heavy sawlog On Il
aud 10. an the - ~lag. The wagon
tusn''J over and he .nd the sawl.0
rolled on togrt ,sr; the ~sulog pa-si.a
over hss ,ndy and crushing hin in :
irigh'tul aapns,, fn.m hich be has
been c,nfiusd to his bsd far several
weeks. but he IL now out aud q hale
and healthy ~ evs..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16
DAILY lyTELLIGBNCgR.
Friday. January l6. 1880
A WONDERFUL PARROT.

A wonderful parrot was formerly
owned by physician of Montgomery.
Ala, which was the pride Of tha coun-
try. The negroes used to say: Bless
de Lord! dat ar bird got white folks
senser A correspondent relstes the
following Of this parrot:
The doctor. like all physicians, was
frequently called out at night by some
ones halo at the front gate.
Polly learned this, and ono night
when the doctor answered shrill bal
To- by coming to the door and asking
wha: was wanted, Polly answered from,
O bunch of rose bushes:
Hell bill hsi l fool the doctor that
time: bill he! hal
Polly received sound thrashipg for
this trick. and was quite sullen tor q
week or so, when one dark. rainy night
the doctor woke up to hesr some one ct
the gate repeating his 'baIlo' fire.
quently. ~s
Going to the door he asked who Was
there. From the top Of . tall Lernbardy
popl.r the parrot screamed cut in fiend-
ish Vlee:
'Ha! ha! ha! You can't catch Polly
this time! You can't! you can't! you
can'tr
All the doctors persuasive arts were
called into requisition to get the parrot
down from her high perch. but she
could not be deceived, c0sxed. or fat.
tered into doing - he commanded OF
entreated her.
She rcsoln,ely kept her perch all
night in the rain. aud waited until he
started OF next morning ON bis daily
round before she ventured down.
The doctor had o little boy aged two
years, for whom tho parrot formed q
strong attachment. Warren was the
child's name. and by and by be fell
sick. The parrot moped around. and
appeared to be quite melancholy. Al
times, when the child was left alone fol
few moments, Polly would hop mp on
the edge Of the cradle. and. spreading
ont her wings, she would Nitrate them
like fan, and ask. as she had heard
the nurse ask:
Poor baby! Baby wants water :
Baby sicks Baby hungry? Poo.
babyl Polly's 90 90 sorry
Finally the child died, andAhe parrot
SUNK away for the two days preceding
the funeral. and was neither seen nos
heard. On returning from the ceme
terry. the family met her waddling along
IN the middle of the road. repeating
to herself, in the tenderest and most
inonrnful manner:
Where's little Warren? Poor baby
Baby sick ? Baby want wat r /
Poo Dor baby! PHYS 500 sorry.
She was picked up and taken back
homo, but never spoke another word
until the day Of her death. when she
cried out Hawks. Ia sks. and the mex.
minute was whisked away in the tslons
Of q m0nstrous. chicken hawk that had
been watching for an opportunity Ia
carry her OF Tor several hours.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

The MANzANITA.-The steamer Man
zsnita, George D. Korts commanding,
arrived at this port on Monday cven-
ing. "A days from New Yorx-64 days
actual running time. She is new
vessel and was designed and built
especially for service ia the Twelfth
Lighthouse District of the United States,
which embraces the coast OF Cal fornia,
in charge OF Commander Charles Nc
Dugat. Her course was via Bahia.
Brazil; Straits Vt Magellan. Hmyth's
ChAnuel. Valparaiso AMI CAllau. A
heavy cyclone was encountered five
days out on tho 70 b aui 10Th OF Octo.
Der; lasting three days. which severely
tcsted her seaworlhin~ss Her Off.
Oars are: George b Korts. Sailing
Master; H 9 Graham. First Mate
Charles Richardson. Secoud Mate;
James Lnrnr. Chief Engineer: ] b
Lucas. First Assistant; Charles J Kor.
ford. Second Assistant. The crew con.
sists ut AK heemen, six ssAmeu. cook
siewsrd and buy. Lieutenant Field,
u. 8 N. scoow paaied the vessel to
represent the Uoited States Govern.
mont. should. any trouble arise from
i"tesfsrencs with her by the South
American bslligerenss. The Msn4auits
il 100 feet long, 20 feet beam aud II
feet depth Of hold, and $50 tons burden.
Tue material used Ia her coustruction
is white oak and walnut. fastened with
copper aud iron bolts. She 10 furnish.
cd with compound ccndensing engines.
built by Ramsay & Co.. and lifted with
. brass screw. Her average speed Il
about 10 knots An hour while burning
aoout eight tons OF coal pcr day. She
IL rugged like barkentins aud can
avail herself Of her sails when neces-
ssry. Her cabins are plain, commodl-
Gus and comfortable, aud bear no cvi-
deuce Of money spent for superAnous
deckroomv forward. which will be used
iu transporting large buoys. Externally
she IL Is handsome - the generality II
vessels Of her size built for the revenue
service. Captain George D Korts vas
formerly Commander Of the Lighthouse
steamer Shubriek, and hes had many
years. experience 10 this branch OF the
Government service On this coAst, Gu
the completion OF the new steamer he
vas ordered East 70 equip aud navigate
her to this coast. The Shuhrick. Can
tain Everscn. which has heretofore
performed Ill the work Of the light.
house service on this coast. will proba-
bly, DO detailed to tho Thirteeuth Die.
trict on the coast cf Washington aud
Oregon. IS. r. Chroaicis. Jan. 9th.
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Its Ingredients.

Toshov our faith in the safety and excellence a
% K. B., upon proper personal application, whom
satisfied that no imposition 10 intended, We will
rive the names Of al its ingredients by affidavit.
The above o0ers were made before BY the pro-
prietor Of any other Family Medicine in the world.
Many Testimonial 1. further information, and
phlet "TTeatisa on diseases Of the Blood" in
which each bottle enclosed Price 81 per bottle con.
oaininG Is ounces, 20 TO 50 doses. Sold by drug.
Vists. d. RAxsoM, Son & Co., Prop'rs, Buffalo. NY
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NOTICE TO ABSENT clEOIToR.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. :.
Ocunty Of King. So.

Ccunty Of King. -
To O. 4. SsaRs:
l Prs hiss aied verified elsia, against 200
IN eaid C0u.t which vi come sn to DO heard q
my nee In seattle, IN ths County Of King. W. r..
on the 2ltn dsj os January. lrsO. % the hour Of
O'Clock 4. = ana unleso y0u appssP snd than and
there xnsvsr tho sauna viii b tsksl .. coofses4d
81 The demand Of the plsint6 granted. The
sboet snd dAsnnSsA 81 sad clsSm y 70 recover The
soM q n. kty s'ne DOl)ars hAlsa due aid
p1aiustl tOe hoard II he as1s defenGant aad vita
O1ntD 0lad he 10sh dsy - Deesmees. I'M
y. OOOnD0,
la11tse q ~ rsaoe = ~ fos Ki1a eously.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-16

Imis1lon. Aversion 70 Society. Dimness OF Vision.
Noises in the Head; the vital h1id passing urot.
served iE the uvine. end many other diseases that
lead 70 insanity and death.
DIR. NINTlc will agree to forfeit FIVE HUS.
DEED DoILlRs for . case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his special sdvice and
treatmentl Will not cure. or for anything impure
or injuriods found In II. DIR. NfNTlE treats al
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
COMPUTATION FREE. Thorough examination and
sdvics. including ans'yss Of urine $500. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 . bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000: sent to any address
upon receipt Of price. or @. o. D., secure from
observation. and In private name II desired, by
4. 3. MINTIE, N. D.,
II KeaRny Street, Ban Francisco, Cal.
) DIR. MINTlE's KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHREr.
ICTM. cures oil kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. 0Onorrh9a, elect. LeucorrhDa. Fnr
sale b. Ill druggists 500 bottle. six bottles fov
$500.
DIR MINTIEY DANDELION PILLS, are the
best snd cheapest DYSPEPSIA aud BILIOUS cure
In the market. For sale BY al druggists.
jidkwly
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sc r OFULA.
Wonderful Cure Of Blindness.


EN- Be paid to any Public Hospital to b mutn'
Tine published BY which il not genuine.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFf's sM

Pagst Mil Company ". Fred yass. - -
TN AND By yIRrCH on AN ExsCu Is3 ~
j out " ere Dlsarics Csut q ~ ~, w. not
District o. Washisssen Teni'csvs - =. -
SeVslr. In X ng coantv. on Tie l&e SssS~1 -
Der. A. D., ls7S 70 ne di-ec q ssA ~ ~
nsnd.py me 70 i-vs upon The p.eperss -
"a sstisfy jadsmsnt steove's1 = =. - - :
Caunaans se.isst bin. smrunslsS
o. ,B36 % no spd eosss taxed u ~ - ...s ~
fs-sef.re. 10 parssase. u nIa v'!s .-. =. =,
uEo, sbe 1olIowipg d. cSined re- "a - - y
y 3 ,oaomlsA resasv. W. T.. - IN =. 49, r =
8. = o. NJ 4. MI 4 u sE = = y ~ !
(s,) fesnseIp M. t.es.y lsss 80: = 5 ssss:,
east, coutsiuiug 1e1 1o-loo ae-ss, AL ~. sskl1
sen he are. or ~ uue Sheresl - usm ~ =
juagmsst, Interest. eesas ed &c. 49, g -
publle auction. In noes u Ne Csen ,S.s.si &,
b MIA City, Dasheolah pssetv: = r. ~
slss dss q ] ,sssry. ~. q ~ 49, ~
r.. 70 ice highsst hl6des ~ go -.
Dated tAss - ~ - nee:neetl ssS<n
Melasusbs Dssas Atsespsys - - 9.
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

u . never.fGiling Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
terminal Wea K n e 50 .
6permat0rrhGs, LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten
cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects CT
Self : Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses in
maturef years - such
- Loss Of Memory,
Y.aac&tnHA Nn~krvn.1
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-12
ESTABLISHED 1868!
KEROSENE STOVESl
IKE EROSEME STOVES !!

The would call o
his * IIlt t()SIINII S'r()N ~ 'i|''9
the Cookt daily
wii |n! WITH the "sve heat for the Months
io
adi
are The
They Boil CooSt
Lad" them all y without oirg convince The
" i"'e '"0
Et> 'EEgEl E0aTHsE.EC m GfB1NE32AE..
Always on hand rsonly God
Mar" ann. and cn~Eery, am, by Ware
cash Caland Sc" for you.sl lv " "
WIN. WIT.LCOCI[.
b Roofing, ics and Repairing only tight Tin Roofs
"FcHNacl w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
A Literary Treat.

The readers Of the HERALD will be pleased
to know that they will have the opportunity
on Friday night next, to enjoy as rare q lit
erary treat as ever they had in their lives,
Colonel }. j. Parker, the inimtable humor-
list, of Sherman, will lecture at Craddock' S
opera house. Colonel Parker is lawyer of
brilliant attachments and a gentleman of
splendid ability. He has been secretary of
state Of Alabama, and is noted as an elo-
quent speaker both on the hastings and in
the forum. His whole being sparkles and
etleryesces with humor, and he has q happy
faculty of character elinestion unsurpassed
either on or off the boards. His lecture is q
humorous one, and he will keep his audience
in roar from beginning to ending of his
entertainment. He trusts that the ladies
will turn out to hear him, for he is especially
Cesrous Of seeing them present. They will
be well entertained, and will 90 home de-
lighted with all that he will say. Turn out,
everybody, and let Dallas show to the world
that she has more appreciate for intellect
ual efforts than she has for II negro minstrel
show or circus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
CITY DOTS.

Go to Jarrett's for pure lake ice, rear O
Apollo hall.
jarrett has Just received a carload of pur,
northern lake ice.
Officer Ed. Cornwall arestedand, lodged il
tho station house last evening, two iramps.
There will be a S6mmernihghrs festival
and concert given by the Froshinn singing
society, Thursday September 20, 1880, Al
Meisterbans' pavilion.
Barnum is coming with one of the greatest
shows in existence, but Zimmerman Il 20.
are already here with the greatest show of
piece goods ever seen in Dallas.
George Record, Of color, and a white
woman named Mary Grey were arrested at
late hour Saturday night and lodged in Jail
on the charge of living in adultery.
A petition with several hundred names at
tached to it has been forwarded to Major W.
h. Penn, the evangelist, at Mckinney, invit-
ing him to come to Dallas aud hold meet
ing.
Win Dallas have fair this year? is a
question frequently put just now. The indi-
cations are that there VII be none held 1t
is late in the season to raise such cry as
this
w. l., Murphy, commission merchant, cor
ner of Pacific avenue and Austin streets, has
just received two carloads of apples, onions
and potatoes. The trade will do well to call
on him.
Chic. That's the name of anew weekly
New York humorlst periodical in the same
style ms Puck. "a Case Of Spoon" and
"Fhe Full Dress Rehearsal" are ingenious
and laughable. Harri. he's it on sale.
The north-bound passenger train over the
Central road due here yesterday morning at
$3.50, did not arrive until 6 o'clock in the
evening, owing to the washing away of
bridge between Groesbeeck and Mexia.
j. Fl. Reedy, a prominent merchant of
Plano. failed yesterday, Liabilities about
$4,000. Mr.. Tom Barry, chief book-keeper
of Sanger Bros, who are creditors of Reedy,
and Colonel j. G. Eblin, attorney at law,
left last evening for Plano.
About the hour Of twelve heavy rain be-
gan to fall, accompanied by strong wind,
which blew with considerable force, throwing
down sew raj small out-houses in the city and
some fencing in this immedste neghborhood.
The weather continues cloudy.
] ED. Randle has game foot it is true, and
is off duty, but the Board of Trade still -four
ishes and keeps on hand full supply of that
splendid old whisky, for which it is noted.
Polite attention, pure liquors and fine cigars
put the Board of Trade 10 the front OF all the
saloons in Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
GORSICANA A,
Correspol denee of the Herald,

Corespol denGe of the Herald,
CoRsIcANA. Sept 20, 1850.
Al last we have frsteass barber shop.
John Young has renovated and fitted up his
place in city style, and with three BARRIERS at
work and all modern improvements none
need now complain. The COrsicsua
cornet band is making arrana eneAIs tor a
select hop, to be given at the opera house
during the latter part of this month. The
boys have been practcing on some new
music, which they have got down fne," and
will give the party quite treat. This will
be the event Of the season in the pleasure or
amusement line, and will usher in the
advent Of the theatre and kindred enjoy
ments The National house closed up
Saturday night, Mr.. HunsOker, proprietor,
saying that as he could not make both ends
meet, he would give some one else a chance.
Mrs. Pate, Of Missouri, is in the city,
she having come down to bring suit against
the Central road to recover damages for in
juries sustained by being scalded last spring
in the blow-up Of IN engine, short distance
below Dallas.---The concert for the benefit
ofthe Orphan Home, at Ennis, and given by
the. ladies of the Baptist church, was post
poned from last Friday night till to-night on
account of the inclemency of the weather
Sargent Mcfarland, of the signal office,
starts on mcrth's leaves to-day for Lynch
burg, Virginia, n matrimonial schemes in
tent. We wish i'm the Joys which he antiCi
pates doubled, q nd though 10th to part with
him even for so short u time. feel
no soicitude for his welfare as we know into
what good hands he is about to fall, SO
again we wish him God.speed and an early
and SAT- journey back.-Arrivsls at the
Molloy house: Geo Wortbington, Dallas;
VIM Sullivan, New York; Jno Zimmerman,
Dallas; Phil Began, st. Louis;L S Whit
mouth, Tennessee; l. Craddock, Dallas; w
o Trimble, Dallas; II Walter, Charleston,
South CArnlinN
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Continued on Third page.
In the Tolls.

St. Louis, Sept. 2O.-David Triabcr, men,
Der of the firm OF Battstock, Trieber 81 Co.,
commission merchants has been arrested on
q charge of unlawfully disposing of fifty
thousand pounds Of wool for which the
Valley National bank had warehouse re-
ceipts. The wool was valued ut $4,000 but
the bank probably does not lose more than
$4,000. The easel, quite complicated and
everybody connected with it is reticent.
Trieber was admitted to bail 10 $1,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
ANruuken Druggist.

Findlay, Ohio, Sept 20.-A report comes
from Rising Sun, an interior town in Wood
county, that at the wedding of a druggist
there party of six men became somewhat
intoxicated and the druggist invited them
into his store, saying that it was his treat.
He mixed up drink for them, the ingredl'
ents of which he confesses himself to be ig-
norent of, but says opium was among them.
Last night FIVE of the six lay at the point OF
death. The druggist is under arrest. No
names can be learned at this time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
Mnttera, Convention.

New York, Sept. 20.-The convention OF
matters in Brooklyn has just finished its bust
ness and adjourned. The executive commit
tee was given power to represent before the
Legislature OF the state OF Massachusetts the
evil effects of concentrating the labor of con-
victs by the contract system upon a few in
dustries. Resolutions we're adopted setting
forth opposition to the contract system in
prisons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21

Washington, Sept. 2O.--The force of Re-
publican campaigners in Ohio and Indiana is
to be reinforced by the addition of two col
ored orators in the country Senator Bruce,
of Mississippi, and Professor John M. Langs-
ton, United States minister to Hayti, who is
now in this country on leave of absence.
Professor Lsngston was given dinner by
Senator Bruce and several other prominent
colored men this evening. He leaves for
Ohio tomorrow, and the senator will follow
on Friday. Fred. Douglas is already on the
stump for the Republicans out west.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
GREEN WILLIE.


Cores pondence ofthe Herald.
SREENvILLE, Sept 90, 1880.
The examining trial of J. j. Hill, for the
murder of Jess Meaders, at Dexter last Satur-
day night, was concluded Thursday before
Judge Hall. he was remanded to Jail with
out bail. There are many extenuating circum-
stances that will weigh heavily with the jury.
Meaders and his companions had been attend
ing camp. meeting near by, and been shay
ing horses tails, cutting up saddles, etc,
They had also been tearing down Hill's fence
at night. When shot, Mesders was tearing
rails oil the fence -Thursday morning
Miss Ada Moss, Lydia Ceaves, and Annie
Underwood started to Huntsville to attend the
Sam Houston Normal school. They are all
bright, intelligent young ladies, and will
doubtless give good account of themselves
Ono hundred and eighty.six bales of
cotton were in Thursday. will be
money enough to run many of the Cook
county schools six months this year. The
colored school hus S1l7 left over from last
yesr.-Juige Corral has not appointed j.
F. Lilly district clerk, as [ reported in my
last. There was mistake about it. The Judge
refused to appoint Lilly because he was a
candidate for the office, We have no clerk
now. The Office has been closed for more
than week. The deputy which Mr.. Baggett
left in charge has been drunk and the sure
ties have locked the office.--A good rain
tell Friday and Saturday.--Fox hunting in
the cross, timbers is favorite amusement
with the young men.--W. w. Foreman,
our Justice of the peace, is quite Sick
X. f. Scott's new building on the square is
nearly completed, --Simmons the HERALD
agent, is here. He has been cut west and re-
ports q successful trip.
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Adulterated Tea.

Chicago, Sept. 2O.-Dr. r. S. Chemist of
the Chicago health department, has com
pleted an analysis of eight samples OF tea
used in Chicago. He found them more or
less adulterated, and all but two were de
cidedly Objectionable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

b9'NOTICE to Stockholders, Dallas Il Wich-
ita Railroad Company. - meeting of the
Stockholders OF the Dallas h Wichita railroad
company will be held at the general onlce Of
said company In the city OF Dallas, state OF
Texas, on Monday, the 27th day OF septem-
Der, A. u, 1850, for the purpose OF determin-
ing whether mortgage shall be executed
upon the franchise and corporate property for
the purpose Of constructing, completing and
improving its railway.
WILSON u. BENNETT,
Sec'y Dallas & Wichita RstlroRd Company.