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, 1881-02-24

Eagtt.. G. II. Cor, H. II. Morton, nnd tiny ". F's.
ter, 1nisg business rs q. W. Fslster 4 cn.. and
"Fnsscr's Magnet tretcphnnc Cn1;,pn'iy; u, r.
ftrnisl them frptn Infringing Alexander Urn.
ham Hclla 1mtents for Telephones.
y. q. Mnck ft'cti lill ngntst y. +. Ff1ltt and
john II. Crtiver IL restrain thunl from using
patent fur improvements IN crprhrt!ng nnellllrs
issurh originally November. lS'a, 10 charlcs
Young,
, 1881-02-24
JOURNALISTIC.

6ptetal Dtsplseh IL The Lhtsuaa Tribune.
cEl,AN tPlbs, la.. Fcb. .i-Thu DtsY !teput-
fca' Of this clty, hus bucn lcnscd By u. Il,
Guodrch, nf thu C4alns ltnphls Iiiibanr, AMI J.
IL. SaNe, edItnrnt tho licpuj'ffcin. and will tlG
isstieL ns Z morning pGpnvN N'Mrrh I.
, 1881-02-24

III etlecttng Ill nrrusl, l0llcc-Oflfcer u. Me-
Crenry. 4f fnrk, lal., liu1 tile misfortune to
sprail. l!ts wrist So badly tint II ewrllctt llp
10 usu H.. uefusu retElIux lle applet :,
JueobA Oli acrHT.lng IL directions, and IN the
morning oil soreness Wa5 removed.
, 1881-02-24
l]LS'l1Ist;ES.

lfonlamin +, Ellis Aiel II lh! yesterday against
hfa wi(tshtnry NJ, nsktnH for u divorce on tho
ground Ut wilitul ,llsuvtiofl.
tltlrnH llarthtni .Asked for tho sA,nu dcprec
AYHtiISt !otn llartheil on thu same ground.
And Ann kuj,Isghkn closed tho liAt with
complaint tlint her htsb4Aa ltsof kuptsebku
haA fur tue ps,Ht lei, yturs elI guilty nt cruelty
uAkt drunkenness. atsl thAt II few selra uRu liz
tried IL cnlpcl hrr ~ htlE her honor t Ht't him
lJuur. hi,t Iula hlMl ut,onl lS1I mi nGc,illnl III
his brulaltty, Aud hi4s slMcu been ourn tlly tlrs
A"tl liytnK. thu asks InrA hittlrt'e, for HIInn-
rs. 4nl hi Injunction tu prGteiLt binL frnu In.
trrterng With hrr, ur curry Iux out hs threats lu
kill hGr.
John liaGkey askei tnr u ,tvrrro against IAN.
hto Il. Narklcy III ACCOUNT Ut hcr alleged uqut-
trTy.
1HdKe Ju1nesut krMilt.Hi = uirOrGa lu Auulp
kundtsul tluIn Iinls kuMlltso,t. un tho xr.,l,Ill
yi 'lr.nk.nlitsS. III Aubrrt schnLelllsy fp,nl
LAURA scAt,'rsilIg On the ground of fraudulent
Representations.
, 1881-02-24
TILE COURTS.
The Merchants Savings, Loan &
Trust Company Fighting
Its Taxes.
Arguments Made by Counsel Yester.
day Before Judge Bar
mum.
l Decision ~ 10 lie Riglts of Norfgages-1uag'
tntntx md xtw Suitx

FflE Han h-ItNN l'ithal>iioN.
~ nv Mo.lnm aos .nlnhct'on NJ tno NO.. anS cure ~
nk,,lnat Cniectnr Farwnli cntne UP yester,!ny
tn,,rrInr ,mfor. .ulue t,arn,l,n, Ncstrs. John
i. Wilson and J. N. lsountrrr appeared Tor thu
hnuk, II. II. liacon for himself. as South Town
Supervisor, und Franle Adams for tho city.
pat,y 'tiaae statement !aat spring ftaer sec ~
~ 'au tno sta,s ,oar ltpu If M E"aIison "s y tu
stntcmrut It was shown that tbelr authorized
,,", n, .a. 4, m, mn ,,tv,r,t ,min IN, shnm,
c"u. "Hs & ''' .. ~, ~" ~. ss'.' s
a. rrq.llre,l. by law, the total assessed value
Of tho tal'x!ble property Of tho hank nor dbl It
sno" my ounas na 2'.. ,"a." "a
ton' ns Required by eub-src. sec, u OF tho t'en.
eral tcvrsl,lc law. ns.csscd tho enntttl stuck or
the companies Incorporated tinicr TIN tielWral
Krsrn,tt. Inv in this suite, Including tbs lrA1.
,3tsss q va,nt ssn %f s Ss aupu nt
They were niAt, a,,thnrzcd tn ...upt such rules
anu principles ior tlat psfrpnsr ~ shsuII he
n,lthnriztA thou 10 ascertain the linrket Or tnlr
tHah vnlIu t,f tho <hnrea y! ttir chpIeal stock.
e III rkGt %r atr cnst r cqrc vM
and, Md,i!r8 these together. they obtnlne,l tho
Iair casll value nf the cal'isai stock. tncl!,dtnT
were IN deduct thu, HgEreVatr nl,n'lnt h the
Property. Tho reinntnlrr. .A..ler tho rules Of
tho stntu HuMrti, Wis held tn t,t tic taIr cssh
vntl,u OF tho capital stuck, incl,tllnE thu EruN-
rhsrs. for tho til,rpsc Ut taAutiun. IN tho eisc
IMny 10 tlphts were returned. utsl no assessed
vn,iation ot ti,c tHnEille propsrty WIS r.
% fnas thu, the,r c%ptai stsk wis Invested i,
rules. assessed the art,,ai or iatr cssh ya!,,eof
On! From this they. .le,iNctcl tho *l.5tD.oN
s.am IoSsr y s7iHom ~ Thev 1hct, ,Irnt"t N t",r
, 1881-02-24


Thuu Observation-Disclosures aiMply tax
a chr.
AN INTERVIEW AT MENTOR.
Kt,v 1"rk f't,phc.
When the library ,l1or closed behin.l tho two
Ercnt tncn tho visitor carefully applied his ma
jcstlc cyo to ull tho cracks and keyhotcs.: Then
iID snt down md opened cArpet-bnE No. ]. Hc
BROUGHT two bngH-both were full 1fc drew tho
huge bundle OF documents from bag No. l. They
wtre lnbelcd "Ilnns aud prupOalttons FOR tho
0rcnt Counting Administration OF Prosperity and
Success"
Suli tIo:
"Gcncral, We must hitch horses und have n
rlprolrIng administration this tnic."
unrIlcld-Wa must! We mustI Shake! shali
II Dc ryu this timer
Visltor-Aycl Nyo! Gcncra, you will stock
tho White House cellar. won't you5 Tho rrlgn
Of cold water goes out Oh tho 4ta, dorsu't II?
UartlcId-lt does, inc buy. 4 cargo III West
India rum Is hnw Oh Its why. ryo already mr.
tlercd Mrs. ~ cod.wnterpun.pto to bc unscrcScd
fronl thu heAd vi tho dining. tabe.
vlsItor-Npw, 0encral, this IL my schedule Tor
rntnrn,s: We ni,iat tnlch the pcoplc;; Wa'se
'ecn tlrng over tnoIr heass too ionR We must
fcel Bcn. hear, understand. proposo then:
EIrst-Tu rclucu l0-cGnt clRlrH tu three ccuts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rlnks 20 s!x nj, or
tho land as good NJ Dnllnon!eo'a ut ono-third tho
prico -,
tho railroads md sell tickets liz We do nnstagc-
stunlIs. Curry IL nun III wo no" DO u letter.
saf prS ,"r rs !S ,,a ~ systr ysr M, n
Three gent kilograms tu snn Francisco.
slxth.-utye every donf man and woman III,
oa!,,s!,apef -, II. md .,,,, =,
rfst, S9Sgn'neorf"' a'' 'ns 'Faas uha sup e'n 10
Ei,rnf;, r.atnb,,,b f.o~or,mou+ L,,o,crs for
M tnun,,inr."rn ~ ,n,tsI s9,,,,. ~ thn sf
s! wa T sse sa's 3 .ao 'ssI
yesrs M.sNto'" Il it'll. ''e ts0'ao"'a ''[' 10 SIX
Tcn,awsinys tfe cnpita! trom s wnshiaeton to
,an rx x2xra r a aasafe GenT ,a 81 nc go a,n s9e sn
ni, f Imnen4e nc M G"vernet sssirtd % iis.t ftry, @
ws s aatS s,' xhi TO Syfry f. s " vii
'hte naa.'' 1.u . ~! ny M iaslv: ~,
fen e ~ Mnt t,,nn tt,,s ~. ~
~ Ivy a,iti t1,at au, wv, t. "m y @ rui ~.
a any ',1nr 1cnays 1n srsl rnr a"e ps Il
'Ty t',,'1nt ,nn t.io ror ,to ns stroo-
cleaner nf NV Yort 1t sioS s er ycar saIary
ntt mh'rfcenth-oivo tho preSs " p'nee In the Cab
'"Ft; fourtccuth-otvo every newspaper corre-
Eess f9sG!sn GSoi1i"t9: r:x.r ,or
ss a 1v'N af ,u' as,s
s;oae.h to Ms9pe' Mt, rcstnt.r"ns s r. ooai
Menia " 30 n!Mea pIn.e. LonRmHs E sS y PCT Wy
eess :to.,,,,-t,,,. ,vor., ,,,,rc,r s,,,,.,,o.,,
or11rr fE II staln of sn,,4bnIv nj tlin INV XII. ~
| tui on The Mlsstss}ppi, o"''7
Seventeenth md il hnlf-panterH ditto.
~i:tgtltcenth-Oher ~ uosefhheht premium for
eH1 N,ns"anthsGi;t,, all t,e Indians with kt,,,.
ness '>''' "'' >sS 49, ~'""
Nartich-ls that n2 :,
EisM1r-No. Gencrn!. No. not gnlte, Tho
1ath.uHhL, 1antnh.,Hh,, 49,,
ViJiiJlW VisJiorGlurs. .Y co,r,c.
tsurllrd-Do,t't yNi n1nn your.?
gislinr-;Nn, OH 'lo: nurs.
;s,af1helaIitt! iiust r,.:An YOURS" Senator.
tInrtlo!IEYus you III snd "a5,rs: >" Inn, d,a,., xo,,
, 1881-02-24
TO the PUBLIC.

Taoro eau be no batter guurunteo Hs i ~ Krue-
q Dr.. Railways old tstabltshcd lt. t;,,,nns u; Of
ttea than tha haao and worthless lii'!alit litcsfA
eASm: A. th6re ars Fnlsa lassoifent!s nni ~
tRa1 Nv a..lay !" ~ " " h W wAas wv Sss' r
, 1881-02-24

In tho y.xoch wire fcicn Gascs Ut tho Wash
,u,,.- = Mocn manufacturing Company nxulnst
'.atss. and n1hers 'l1o!tun waa 1nlsu yesssr.'ay
ltsurti''x boloro .lK9 1lrntn,nvIpl IL sett!n tho
Inrrt,
, 1881-02-24
:. lsADWAH's
Regulating Pills!
PRRFEcr pUA0 ATIvs.s, sNlrlI]NG ArERi'
EN1ss, ACT WITHOUT pam, ALWAYS
RELIABLE, AND NArUh4t IN
s"TIIiSln uPElATtON,.I. a..

>" Tlnlt oPEhA'fio:aY,:n: ~: .,'.f
A Vegetable Substitute for calomel :
Perfectly tua.eiess, elegantly coated VIA "a
swtct gum, purge, reHuatr, purify CLEANSE vi Vi
strngtlc.l. HGlways Pills fur the cure " x. ~
d!Burti.ra Ut The stlHnth Liver, Howss' n" i.".
neys. lkndcr, Nervous Diseases. llradarhe. ~
sttpatnn, codtlycnt,-s. indigestion:
Hftlottklsesa, Fever. Inflammation u rus iav ~.
ptbs, and MI arrangements VI ths Intsl'', v,s
ccrA. Warranted tu effect Fnsltte GI ts.
Purely vegetable, containing no mercury =
erHl. ar tulutcrttlls drliKA . .o,,,,jse
~ Dbsurvo thu FDlnwlilX Hylnt.1nn tes"'
4rOM Disorders Ut the lllErsflVe nrEAnn. ~ tie
Constipation, InwAEtl lilltas Eu!hS, Eu!hM S,n1ntcn,
hiooh lH Tho tiend, Actdtty 81 ths or,,iinr.s
hnl&st:l. Heartburn. disgust ot fsts!, as s,ions
0f weight in tho bsO1uuct,. sour EIn. IT,, S,nf1.
BInki,lKs or FtlltisrtlKs In tho !it nt ~ ttH,
Arh, Swimming Of tho lfrnd. tlus!lea h!tt h!Ihotinx
cult lroathiMx. fl,lttorsy Ut tllo Heast vInv ms.
Or bttfMnttHK SENSATIONS when ~ s.s Ind
t1lFe, Uot4 Hr Wcba buiusH tho sfKht. tnsss.nfra.
Dull pain III tho i!e4ld. uettc!c'9y& d. o. teiit iistn ID
non, yeltnwnpsA OF tho 6ktu An9 issvvs, svv,.h"s Of
tho siIB, Chest. idnt,H. Rnd sudden Ft"s
Heat, nurnlllg in tho Flcsb. -,, fran tha
A Few tiUsG4 ut Railways rus ,Wt..rs ~.
aystom fru1n all the Athlyn- .iIts,'us
PRICE Is CENTS PER HoA.
tSULD ~ DRUGGISTS.
Read "FALSE AND True
Send a letter sta,up to 1kAnWAea T. ssW
Nl. r. WAllltEN.ssr COR. Chultt1I'04"N
Informs don worth Thousands WI! po 49,
, 1881-02-24
PROBATE COURT.

lAFUNIs
In tho cstate of .js,lln IIollanti tho Will was
proven n,ia admitted to lrol.lo, uistl letters tcs-
iamrntiry wera issued tu btssan Il. Rogue nnh
Mary n: Holland. Tho cstRtu Is ynittrl at
ul,ll1t $i5,UU.
III tliu cstnto uf John y. Schultz tho Will wns
proven Mud admitted to pr0hat1 nnd ietters
tcstntnGhtnry were Issued To Louisa Schultz
1hc chtHtu Is vnil,cti mt nhon. $eHW.
In tlle estate Of Alma Il; Wright the VIII WIN
proven and admitted to prothtc. ind lettrr.
IHstanlcntary were issued tu Gienrgc r. Wright.
Tho catAtn ls rnl1cl ut about $5,0W,
In tho Gatltte Nr Lydia il. llcghc tho will was
pr'sch and admitted To plnbntc and letters
iestnuleEinry Issued to .)Anies II. Wesler. Tic
ESTATE is valued ut nOlt ~, ,501
III thd gstutc Ut GGnvpe Il. Carpenter letters
or administration were Issued To .unlcs a. Cnr-
petser. l." d. Eloune. nni Lucy y. Carpenter.
The estate Ia valued ut about S7,000
In the estate of Christlnn A0elltr letters OF
and Frederick c. Leasch. Tho estate Ia valued
III tue cst..lo Of willnn, llawcy, ,ntuor, letters
Of guardianship nf tho cstmtp Meru Issued tu
Merritt D. Cubb. This estate Ia vAl,.ed 1T al,out
5suAL
In tue cstata or Pnrlina Wcnt.juusxi letters ut
administration were iksttct ~ Arnold Heap.
Tie CstntG Is valued nt lluut $j,tND,
tn the estate OF Jostph S1leitun letters OF nd
nllntst rMtlt' were Issued y Marn Spclinn. Tho
cstntu IL VALUED ut nlN,It Si,tN1
In tho eslate ut Alum GrnhH,n letters of nd
till1istrnti0n werU lssllcn to Mary j. Graham.
Tho tAtHtu Is vNucd ut NtOt {i0O.
III tho estate ot Mary .. Cnren letters uf Hll-
lnITsirAttnn were tBslcti 10 Frnnk II. June. Tho
cstltH IL vnllet Mt ntIuut $t,UUtD.
In tho tstntHU 1T John Simpson letters Of At-
1,1liIstrNtiOtt werG Issued to GAmltns Cox. Tho
estate IL vniHctf at Rhput ST., ,0Hh
In the cstate nr SlHry II. Netr tho will was
proven On deposition md admitted to probate.
, 1881-02-24

UNITED STATES COUlsys.
Tho Alncrlran He'll Irlcphunu totppany tea
o!tt yealcItiay uaainst tue Foster Maxnut Tc!s-
phone Company, W. o. Mosspu, Jr., Georxv q.
, 1881-02-24

STATE: COUNTS.
CHhn, Wampo1tl & to. Grann II s1,1t Tor *'.Nu
yesterday against u. I. Alexander, y. .tlcxa'i-
dor, nnI j. Alexander.
ealn,lGi 1hor,,toy sur,l u, X. 1lnlhhrtl. y. II.
Lyon, antl Il. +. Hoslcy fns the sttue au1o'ilt.
sltn0 Of thu Third National ilnnk Of ch9en4o,,
Tie Mns!ison Nallannl Hank Of London, o.,
ss,:d g. 4. 1s,sssctl fur *..s0t :, -, ,,,,.
commenced III, ncsioil snnnst George Olsen aud
isase i. israsoa y Y. sisrria,n. lssas :: CT: II,
*I1iA, iSi i sFa,t.t NT',nl,i 81. i'ixslsw. " '
!en!anin l"el,. ;, n. ast9n n t.s:
Rxis sr 'Snit IT. nfcrc ' snEss W''!sS Il so c'a"s
rhoqs e' WI.sr E !5sss sss, issto1, M 'H tao as"se:
Frssk Wrntcr sues, llcn1n,nin nnlcs. Frrl II.
Cornell. nnd Jug Il. Spencer for si.0o t'1'n-
sJnhu crowley commenced MI notion tu tres.
pass nKaialst Robert II. Whtner and Frederick
"; w;nrcenwood: elais,lne $aNN. ,,.., -.
nfst ThS Nqs "c; w. AHst ssr sepGny ss rtsn sa III h
from using, ,a,li to cnnpc! HIN tn assign to to,
4 cnrt,iirHsn or tnenhrrshp III tho llnnrtl Of
ls' whil.: he IN their rnp1ty. They paid it,r
tho teri !chlea tb',t hu could operate ts!r tnan
IN tho 1onru, and u0,!itnhy own i, mud lle It n
itu.scii n. Lnrnel filed a hill ngatnst IIrtan
Ind IL sxs1, a,da Il IL w.iker ws t. eSis. Sf s &ssiscc
and i,rndiurd lansack, to forcclt's'
fcet l % IT iot ii. Hack Il Union rark sccond Id.
tifaou 10 Chirlgo. .
ss'st Ss SS st is.sf III. t9s *s S' se*s axss
Aibert +. kyns, aud Sanford u. French.
Susan II. Hicks commenced M nctton acairst
tho chlcaxo West niyisit'n Railway Cotnpnny.
u. ii. Cooper sued iicnry Wilson for 5000.
, 1881-02-24
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGuH cured for ntty cent?
Thers Is ilnt remedial agent Il! this wnrl! tna1
Will cMrc Fever and Aqua und 4ll either naI.l ns,,
fovers si ] i"idsi Dy HAI>W1Ys rii.l.si 50 quickly
~ ANADWAf'H READY RELIEF,
FIFTY CENrS PER IiOTTLE.
, 1881-02-24

III addition ts tip names given Murc, tho cult
hhs recelsal 'l.4rly ~ mUrp signatures which,
ha'e nos ~ beeh handed ln 'u TIM Committee.
+ TIL: LETTER tif Mh. CLARK
III rcsl'ohsp 10 thu call IL us Follows:
!iticA1s1. Feb. 1i-.Ar. H. IT.. tufter ,kIt nj hen
-utaTl,EaES; Your communication il rcr.jvtu'
Atu hhh lrt'n carefully culls'str.si ilatI tuInI
wv tHtMc!eds wien my RtrhGnt term ul xurFt.u
sAtti!u rsA. u ~ permitted IL return uxnll, iu
pIHult !iie Ai'a 70 tie caFc Vi my u~r iirivutu
s" naiiy nalsea lteatfGt1l With tho Kruwth ma
Prosperity ii t'hicu2s' Is mt to Il. ixnuroI.
oernlnfet ~ you. FGHtltMtlI. nre Of Thu U,}jn-
Wn thAt eau be VI Htlll further hefyicu II, fhs
GUY " 1foader itold of labur / yfell ny ,s.r-
kpnal ncliuatlu4s III tho matter, and viii acrrut
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-17
DALLAS DOTs.

This Is pleasant, sunshlny, springllke
weather.
The County Commissioners Court Is still
engaged In discussing road matters
The north.bound passenger train on the
Texas Central road was two hours late yes
terday morning.
Colonel McCray, contractor has 20 boo
ties ready for the Chicago, Texas II Mexican
Central railroad
In alighting from n Main street car Mon
day night, Colonel II. G.. Bower severely
sprained his right ankle.
A large force is engaged NJ present in lay
ing track on on the Chicago, Texas Il Mexi-
can Central road and by the first of next
week the track will be laid TO Cedar Hill,
distant by the line of the road twenty miles
from Dallas.
The lease of the Grand Windsor Hotel,
which expires the 10Th of June, 1885, and
the furniture of the house was sold yester-
day by the Sheriff to the highest bidder to
satisfy claims against it, and was bid in by
Colonel J. II. Britton for w. G.. Howard,
who succeeded him in the lease, for two
thousand seven.hundred and twenty dollars.
A squad of eleven soldiers from Fort
Concho, who had acted as guard in escort
ing five United States convict soldiers to
the military prison at Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, passed through the city OH the 1870
west-bound train over the Texas Il Pacific
yesterday afternoon, en- route back to their
most
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-17
The Races.

The time approaches apace when the fall
meeting of the Dallas Jockey Club takes
place. Tuesday, the 9Th OF December, is
the initial day, and the sport will continue
several days. For more than two weeks
past work has been pushed on the track,
ditching Il and putting il in tip-top con-
dition, and a force Is still at work on il.
The old stables have been repaired and new
ones are being built, so that II will be new
place entirely. Several stables Of trotters
are here and.a number of runners, among
which our reporter remembers that Of Hon.
Marion Martin, from COrsicana, and
two or three others. Before the end OF
the week several more will be here
and Il will be an interesting meeting indeed.
While il is not expected that any extraor-
binary speed will be made at this meeting
ofthe club, still the horses, racers and frot-
tiers are fair average, will be well matched
for all the purses. and the interest viii be
intense. There are two match races, one
running half a mile, and one trOtting, the
former between q gentlemen Of this city
and ruother Of another county, and the
lat>p- between two citizens Of the city.
18th viii be exciting cOnstests, and the
sport and amusement afforded viii be Of
the verg finest kind.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-17
Glad Tidings to,Suffering Woman!

A specific has been discovered that positively
corrects all menstrual disorders II miracu-
lousy relieves and cures all that class of trou-
blesone maladies In woman. 1t has long been
known and used, and its specific powers are
abundantly vouched for by the experience OF
thousands of women.
This magic balm Is now finding its way into
almost every household in the land, and is known
by its significant and expressive name, Brad
fields Female Regulator.
ATLANTA, GA, March 10 1870.
] have examined the recipe of Bradheld's Fe-
male Regulator and believe II II most excellent
medicine and VOL suited to all that class Of dis
eases designated. have no hesitation In recon-
mending II to the public
DEL BRANHAM, NJ d.
DR.. ]. Bradfield, Prop'r. Atlanta, Ga Price,
snie--ronts
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-17
Dry Goods.

PErvrs-Treeman's 5Y:Ancouin, *: Gl0usier,
ss: Bristol. g. Greenwich. .. Peabody, solid, 3
Lodi fancy, 81; Harmony, s.: sTrague, 9. Ham
fii0n. Ch. UoeherO. ~; Ailer 6.
PIN lEoEE DOuE-1iC-CertrEL 81; Gilcoa.
:. Busy Bee, :. Continental ? rocshontas :.
Rockingham. 81 Ncw Hartford \, a.; HaInlei
NIL *. Husf1n. 90. ., 1iunwuu1. ~.
BIFfcHfn UUNEsIrrs-Iiarusley, G. Dove =
Commonwealth. q. 81. Morning star, ~ Fruii
Lotrn. l0is; standard, ~ Chapman X u; AZ
fnuua fE- Eimi1lf. 81. SONORA q signal n -;
HEaTT EEnFE uurfs7lC eld. ". Az
rustn = nuftv MnurfEin. ~ Old iiflrlfIi1ii.
q. ArEr1n q s.. Coliluruoud, -. --1r a
ffe rasr 81. l'rineafrn. ~ indian 0rlhErd. -
Fa-k A 6 BucksTe. a. Caloi v, -; LJmsA. I,
sHr-rro-I.uess,sr. 1o-s; ze Eourfnoek
lo-f, - aul-uecorl an - Is And-rsc1r-
~ NJ Z. liEsrheil - 7ulllrar. ll-a tieef.ted.
a. tf0rsfilo--t- -. as. E1-.s.lil1sk. l1s -
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IL tleaalel. - Hrrer1- ?. = - tletrlled. 2
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-17

sEnaI11. No, October Ole is * feet
inIl. has a grand pair 81 shoulders, straight
snd broad without the Slightest inclination
10 stoor, fu1 chest tspering towards the
-,i.f. he has remarkable fine figure. Il
= his fare that makes the strongest irnrres-
si1r On rIre's rnemory. He has brad high
f1-eher1 that reaches almost 70 she ere
f|rrre His eve n-e bius ar'd decidedly
GOOD. though partially thrown hsck ~ -
r-nrnfuer|t brOrs and clleek bDres- his
rlr.se IA fr.~t erourh II the c1gie beak af.cuf
4 ~ rarare beng fornerl- his hsir and CON
rlrrirr ~ ssndr- When lesf secn "A the
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.iIrre.f ard did not look % he over =
though b. = - He j. A mn 81 surerfr
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-17
County Court-Criminal Term

The following cases were disposed of in
the county court yesterday:
State VS.. George Nash charged with rae
ing horses on a public highway; fined $40
and cost
State VS.. Tom Bernard, charged with dis
turbing religious worship; fined $25 and
cost.
State vs.. Ollie Durrett, charged with dis
turbing religious worship; fined $25 and
cost
State vs. Jacob Dennis, charged with pur-
suing occupation of tallow factor in q man
ner to render it nuisance, is on trial.
The following cases were disposed of in
this court yesterday:
State vs. Jacob Dennis charged with
conducting tallow factory in manner in
furious to the health of the community;
found guilty and fine assessed at $25.
There were twenty-six convictions against
parties for violating the gaming laws and
fine assessed at $25 each.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-17
Pure Drinking Water.

1t has been a subject of much study by
the scientitic-medical world for number
of years as to the cause oftyphoid fever and
other inhammatory diseases of the bowels,
and the conclusion almost unanimously ar
rived at recently is that large portion of
these diseases result from the use Of foul or
impure drinking water.
The Kennesaw Manufg Co., of Memphis,
Tennessee, have invented pump or water
elevator, which, while it gives q full and
steady flow from well one hundred feet
deep rs easily as from a cistern ten feet,
agitates and purifies the water in such a
manner as to free it from all of the noxious
ingredients contained in stagnant water,
and render it as pure as a running stream,
thereby destroying all germs of disease, and
also freeing it from all insects.
Sydney Smith & Co., of Dallas, Texas, are
state agents for these pumps and have
them for sale at their Sample Rooms, No.
728 Elm street, Dallas, Texas, where they
can be seen on exhibition, and parties in
need of pumps, of any description. will do
well to call and examine them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-17

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