davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-07-23

NV ORLEANS. lnly 2e.-FLotf1-scarco and t,rm,
Glt'tae Et1; XIX. f.25GbI.7 .7ii xxx, H,UOua2s, high
ndt1 M7s5dHk. '''"
w. oua.Heotn steady With = fair duiunnd, 6sat1c
Msapei but hsln, gH.
;eG'AkAt~-Actlsh md Hrn; $1a09aIl
mnaat-Fsmsr; prime, III. .all chuIco, 4IRoo.
Ill. .,ae,aieSs-t'ork higher, t11.s;A&saan1 Lard
~ H.! Dat 'tcadys tlercc, sl2. l2.ij, kcH, sia7s
W.. nes1a scarce und trInf shoulders, f7t21S, uuru
' 'aoub1erF q siHi clear rib, &!US, clcmr, elIyl
Ii sHaasT-Quet but hrn,s Western rectaod, sl.loa
1toffRI1a-toHpe btahot Ria cnronsa. or,,lns,v m
I'D suenr qulet, hrd meaki coIlIrnt,fi 10
hs, t. ehnjc3 tar ~ fully ta!e 1}f~llta
Es% wv saa "ou''na1. l!ica dull, ordinary 70
s@Aa-4tAgc4 and t!rtut II m
, 1881-07-23

st. 10tik No., Jufy 2l-FLoutt-Qutet and TN.
hHfet
GsA!s-Thoat opened hla!,er. but dac1tnodf NJ.
m. tl1l'4aieVh tnsb. sl.7!la7i.2l iuly, t153ta
laA August *lAl{t4l.H Saptan.bet, Fj,a.y44fGe
n"'sA October. tl.2dl6Gl.2s4 N0ycnLcr. si.?2as
Tension and lfre9Atnr, <T}St cahl, {7J(o bid Ju1y.
aH1cs Auns.. 4sa iSJ4o September, $40 Uotabur,
tho yalr Oats lnwar NJ J7sJ;Mo cAety
EfsM4c bid. " ~"
LEsb-S1lM at 4kpt
bC1kH-CAchn!l.gt,
aGGs- -GnchnhYut!.
'M1tikf-stenty ut fl09
=. ,H.s9vaR'oxh-i'Ifk Ietiert tobing ut s1aln Try
y ~ meats ltrUt1H9r At ti:asI1OqHT NnGon IItRlIur
hIn;E4&Ml7t I;sI4&M II lt1;5h. lard gtlfat 1t filiU.
san.t fs!as hau bftsi whsnt, fli0l oli; coru.
~ ~ nhs. NV hui rye, pi)1t tnrtas, nGIjg,
Link -tInnr. Kun hrlss wuat illU bti; corn,
F4@Pa' qhts, l,ND hut rye, n1i,sF barley, hoil0,
, 1881-07-23

Gr,,. cMs1, y, 1nIy yN-Ft1tn-Hcaro and afna.
s.1xs.~hoas slcaly uud 1tronv, M. 2atIlrnukco,
nts. tLti9t ANRnst, tlls1s 4apsembsr, li.l33{
HMsm',tIts tIts; Sovomtor, tlla}t, No, J alilwa,,keo.
il ,s' y, NJ. ! unit tejootad mammal CaFn irmef
i"&s a1;Ssx1 mats 1eiarca1 ,is. No. a. a!e. Mye n!I
lsts'! " ust pgrk, tsW ta.a ssa
-fsmsep msepitn,!tsr Lard. tll.tH Haptelnbar.
BltTt.Itas-- 1h heat e Linttt.la, 23l45c
OH l0,oIl 6flA, mtlsut. 1900 but corn,
Va, seas Hs-flonr. lAp0 brlss wheat, $1,000 hui
, 1881-07-23


NEW YotN. july N.-COTTOF-Nnt receipts at 81
tI',lcd 8tatos pnrta during tho Tsek. ipUu ha1nst
lant ycars IalT1i tatnl raceuta At n United ataos
ports To date hHxsuus Inst year, 4hstuu], nxpOrts
from n1l Unch Btntos ports for thu wcak, 3Unt last
yenr. ea. fatal uxpuFts from nil unlts atatn' pnrts
y date. &:7AN0i Inst 5can A7A.QQll stock nt AL,
United status orts, s IaAt year 21i0lli hnck At
n lnluror torns :n.niIi tnat ycar A.lAu. stock at
11ySf'ss ~ ~ 4 H., ,ssr st.ek 9f mos|ean
,tttyE!tIuNt iM!y x1.-AtHmrt0N-fans q m nt tho wesk
oi wh!r 0xportSfs u,uk AGs,i fn!"anlGd trnIn ahp:
aIdH direct . ernnorr. liI mGtual pxprs lntNl
receipts, VI nJ American. 1plMt fatal stlJtk, Mt ~
M,lW. .-.
.NEw ORLEANS, Luty ye7.-::CorroS-Flrm, mlddt!os.
ai!zs y d9: i.o a0Sa "a, tra,tary ;esas nn' r.
%!a!. sni0s. aY ttnek. kaitDi wsak1T rul rreapt*:
4t7tii .NfQsA. 6tN1 cxr0rtA--trrnt 1irtnIr, EtGJs
FrT.;es. 2sad Continent 2,l!1 coastwse as, sa!cs,
Al EMrIIis, Tenn., .1u1y 22.-Corrpy-s.endYt IN.
ss. ssIa.I; ~ hnss; sh1rt'aa1Is AZ b"es' soct
n: i1rIa. July 4. 7tt1.rUS-fiTm. milAlHR. 1t'fc,
A5M
, 1881-07-23

FHftAnEtrrtA, duly y3a.-WUuL-Qutct. but steadY,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia aud nbove. 40
+ac, extr. 2ttsc, medium, <+o, c,arae. S;es Now
York. Mlchiaan 1ndtnna. nHd Western, ine. DG&4oet
melu. 449s+ct oonrss, Sic, vaahad eo.nGng nnd d..
I'nsItS inlY A.-WoYtE1n ials dea,and t.t'io and
1Mlt!. 41aain; Mlellaan Hxtra, Ilsilc combinu 4nd
dcalne tceccs 47@ tsa to! Mo, &o for lnol ai!o
Mo0lA MhclaanK0d.
, 1881-07-23
1'ETRnLEUAr.

ClErIr.ASt, O., LAly y32-PETitoEEuM-uneh
HuHdhrtf wh1te. ITO dog. test. &c.
l'iTTsnrRH, H.. July 22.-rETROLruM-Acttv
United certificates fru,or at iG{c: refined, no for
Philadelphia delivery.
virusv1ILg. pn. .fntv INSTRUMENTATION
MeIits br1ai charters. 01 bFls. ruus iD1 bris.
, 1881-07-23

IltpFAtn. N. y. duty H.~tsnAtS-aYheAt aut0t
and hrn,i i4tal Iii No. hart nuuth Mt stA. torn
VI VIC. " 49,
CANAL FNEl0iiTs--r,ull and unchanged.
, 1881-07-23
1lO1't'ON,

eA!s-,"..s A.-Flouh-Ftrm 4hd unohsngs4s,
sssa.., k.a ka hrlai mjxeA and yeI1Qw, &l4g,o,
FL aaa ss,se uA1s demand talr ma uarksl drm,
&c t,n nstes !; i, h'ss4ss No. mixed sAd No.
e. M ti.c. ti.o'es eFeamsry, 177!e; choLcs isds
LsleilI,T.sesil@tn fre.t. lya
shs4t III, ~. NY tt!s 11G szc4st ooeu, $4,000
SfiOuE, tti hrfxt 49, E
, 1881-07-23
ClNCISNATr.

tl1tfer.s. Nst1<+l - ~ A'IIs
nars July u,.-C,rTox.-vt,m; ,,ka.
sa.,ss-sSHttonraP, unchanged. '''''
IN tu,, YEA active and urm No. red, tI.aa
sa,,d r. "estsfn mixed. toJ{1Alc. Oats nym, No,
fl4,lst"s. "ye sicauy1 No. 2 At N.na
In, l,unrnfk III. , nrtaert sIa4a l.ptd dull md
lsson Il atoa: s,,,t a,mer. shoulder. 1cs e!par
SBWfT Tesei sloAF, lu,Sp. '"94'eSs's '*s'
stss1tk-sn'ss,tsinsn md iir,nI FlG7, .
* tholss Wss1taa.ma ama tit!hsFt fnney creamery, "a
'1%ac ''esh Ha'vsvo, lscj choiea Caatr4l
, 1881-07-23
: Tho Pacific Coast Fisheries

EdN FtQ1tt4t0 W4IfE1N,
Few people Tan nave hNY conception OF tha
extent pf tho tIabesiss ot tbs rao!iu coas ct lin
unstcl atates, conal&ttnRht California, Osexon,
Washington Territory, and Alaska, 1t wi! bs
news to many that. aCenfdtuR to thP uenHus just
tuken, thero Rra no teas thau l6,7i8 persons en-.
gagged tn tho business. Qut Ut these 7,glu Aye
, 1881-07-23
EW-PROCEsS" SUGAR.
The Dealers Don't Handle II, bnt Ita
8H1u All tho Same.

The Dealers Don't Handle II, bnt Ira
Rnlu All tho same.
1twas .to,ed IN on orttn,a H. vo.,.r,o,.. r,,r.
ma On thu suhicet IT. NJ fat .no
1'rsn OF ffav0mycr { Co. had bncn obliged sotno
time ago to 70 Into the Courts to restrain certain
eml,"~a,nra hn er,s ', .ena%, u"' ~, ,sea .. au
""uNeFAtors Hau hhhhv sncceedea IN W'gGHog
tf,1t. 40 TINT nothing really cniHe Of It. A revlow
of tho case shows that, while nobody got hurt,
very valuable lesson was administered, and tho
aoAneraeo9s psetty oaeo.uany "atnea that
thoro waa limit beyond which thoy would not
Dr allowed 10 10.
The suit In ol,natton vna hep,,n oar1v IN ,1unn
ona trrI th, t"r,n ,r ,I t1,", -, ~ ,T.,,"
~. se'n ~ AotAA W !" WV h'eu ~ a'o o"'eo
tfs,oran =. r,t,aa,s s. .., suo pu''e.auon r, VI
a",'s" u"1s.. G,,, ~ ''sasr sas"I. ano Anerlesn
,,osr i, saan raH tuSnteu ~ ~ IN nh Gatk
csa nsnt ana .he ,a ~ ,ne u
In shnwlng that uue lat Of 1layutueyer & E,,tur's
surar had boen nlxcd with aduitcr1,o1 materlai
.cf ~ W wnon IS IL
, 1881-07-23

Sx k9; ttSa ~ asked. ynly q na.t h,d No. cash sIi;
bu' tlrmi No. casL, ~ d. July. ilAo.
, 1881-07-23
TTJI1pEN'TtNE.

WILMINGTON, N. T., IHty 1a-Spfn1Ta TuupEN-
T1HE-i1nll uni unchanged.
WlLMESaroS. taiY e2.-srtnErA op TuttpESTiHE-
Qa1ot rno ateudy ut Tx; yellow dip and virgin, HaA
, 1881-07-23

NEW YoHR. July 22-flntincss tnddcratety aci1yo
with rackHge lIouses4 Cotton goods In fa,r dnmHnd
nnd lVni lnfk prints fairly hctIv1 In first hands;
RlnRhams and cotton dreaa rnods more sought for;
Altnnt!u NH swon1cn dress gnOds nanGA by nRentH,
lUltlK NGtl. -
, 1881-07-23

tIpRis u, fsFJIT1A.
Aisa eSf. .,;, lulY a-0RAtS-corn 1uu, h,xh
w. xA,s,,r :, nisrd. GAstsc. Dats nru,, NJ, j
sa!saxlsrs.. h,s nonlnai, nav No. 4, Na9so.
Gs1r7swtunshsn4sa wt.,. assl.ls1.
.ss ,,e III Gu; t,s ~ "; corn. dp5ss but pats
's' '1s. Num- ts,.;ao ~ buf cUfA, N,tlN but oats
, 1881-07-23
>p.KOpDS4fLS.


prOpusala C.,r Anrln3 Wnguns and AEahus
lnacr Naknhs sar the u. n. Army.
NErnr rQiARrEHMAxrKl'K UkFtcE,}
PHILADELPHIA, pn., 1ulY III, lhsl, |
Sented pro1*nts IN trlpllcaln. subject LH 1Huai
et.ndUia VIII bV received at lhLk Nft9 and tt ttt1
Dtllc0 ~ fAcIi. thu sHt tuartAFA4tgF nt
ttlte. 1nl 1nu NJ Etrl LcmsunNurlh. kAx. until II iii
til EHtL i.eAyHnwDr l3.Ai p. ill., ak JefufxuhS U, nf1
.isa part. tisy wiiI Gy orsnu u presence GidsIs
j ps!sssni: mi swsaiy -ys txl apGa'aass .asoiis
sisst ;6s;Isi,;s;,, jstvit%a!s; .! rs5t i.saTsE:
Gtut4 nanrs+ und In waiat quantities 8y wilt EnnkN
tet3vUFlts. And hnH *iuh ehB{ viii euEttteflGH sa
GMEnli cta IrlYuFy Ut ft1tiro l1t bid fur.
. Hriluktls Will 10 tBtHtFtt tut u loss NUMBER th4n
hersln i.Yntaned. Tle t,ayei..s1sns rssyryos llS
y Ivon ait!ss. II si.aastlS rs,dnaa s,,i n.an.
hfnptr Gul!toHa ~ ptl.ss H,t a.iallty 1tllx e4Mn
md silc prnte!s WI II 4!yen . Hrlisss q 'gsl.
ei,lcs oasI H. ta sxt.n, .! tho consumption ssHusroa
i,i*ak Ir.sals sayols.Aon. tn;tfassisns ~ @ :" ~.
a'{ n Ss!! - sny taF!sr
entlnnoa m nota5on t'fn!"sata sttoald Y, 70.
1eIp!h! sa0r.onyts. nt F.rt ls,ev1,.x"rtl. nn1 bs
s''rs Wa9ons, Ut toti' ~ tlhs ea4s 1*f up '1),ruvv
40 II. usn~ U. Il. H.. IN ohurss Ut l'ppoL
, 1881-07-23

sstss4. clrr pa'sh w to tn Ca.eaeo Tribune.
is4tsFpnst ~ w.. .Jnlyx1.-1nAtN-r.ha Prle3 Cur
n t1u. l,Sat-Hss s1bta. l1A3 ku; shipms snss,
'ssa'as; NJ. ) eash, w., JuIy, u ksl,
, 1881-07-23
INDIANAPOLIS


lNntANArnIts. July D.-6HAIs-1Hheat steady
SlI02Ll0H. Torn steady; 4Da Uhts dFtnt AG11c.
, 1881-07-23
liE1'tfaNI.r

s4Ix-wsas,a July E-FLouK-stsady It taM
y a'ss ,,.os eeassts e,as No. vtlsa. saat, July.
~ A1etst, =. ~ ~ Aagnak Ft.5g&1 September,
aalibaxd' H. honItual. Hscs,pts, a1o b., sao. H.
, 1881-07-23

0swtdO. n. " Iuiy H.-tiAAlN-Wheat biahsr.
Cotn hutniua1ly unchanged,
, 1881-07-23
Todd Seminary For Boys.

The nth year re.opans Hnpt. &. Parents Wishing to
ph,e their st,s N verJ 1Ieasnnt isoms *chouia are
tur1tay invited 70 v1it to 10ud fur clrrutnr
ahe lfinoipaf' REV. X. X. iDDf?. 4. M:.,
, 1881-07-23

RAILROAD IIlFE-T4BLE,
A Nn!VAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MinnxtT tTtAaN3.;EsrlASAItpS a;Gs;is ,<1r 1r HxssnEseq
4AtUrh9Y A1cepteti. fijnfjy
I kicAFa & SorthssrsterA Hallway.
Fnr MApt astis. AIerpn& .Car Actsn1uoAntoxa
apG'y ~ = ClArk.at, DrHId taot!o l.alusr House.
, 1881-07-23
Norwich Free Academy, Norwich. Conn.,.

Prepares purt Of hoth se1es for the bast Colleges
snd sceati,s Sshnoi or ios business rnn!is hnvs
manfJ conduct IN fAe CulleRs. special cAra uut VI
eGhUu1 III good huM8s. Htld 4aiArd1tlR.kIDuses,
WSf, HUTCH tSJ1S. ttrtrcftnt
, 1881-07-23

MDtt9AS PARK ,npnr Chicsgn>. boarding School
e TIiAyE1 LL.D. aoFxan Park. III. or Il alallson
, 1881-07-23

IHCRhVlIF3lIH 1EE1Itule NCllUEiNy.
Eon Year Dpens Merit. =. 1na1.--rrspaF-
pnrl'nsnts Isoraton nnsnrpnssed. Addeoss %
h. r. HuLkAh!3t A. H., Pfln., jacksonville, III,
, 1881-07-23

ALLEN ACADEMY.
ycry &nportor 1.oArdlnR md Nay achuol for 10th
ss1es 1e!tEht!Hlly altun!eI sgnd fur catalogue 10
IRA WILDER ALLtsS, 1.laI. President,
- 1E4 MfciltRnn. Az EhtgLGQ,
, 1881-07-23
1.phtB. I Artwt

.... ltlnp1a Central 9fh11rOnH,
Unuot fonf Ut lakc-s n4G foot nE
IlckGt qfncea III ltand0lrh.h.. near Clark Grand
Pacific Ilutel. and Falnpf House.
, 1881-07-23

Tiv1L. MECHANICAL, AND MINING
AjEnxiBeerlna Ut thu tlcna.naer Polytechnic instl.
tn!n. TrHJ. y. lts D!trat un4!nearinH Ec.n0I In
1k*-sl c',t,tn!ns list q The Ernt1nies fr Tho putt
ty* iguT yaass WIN t,"r r'son;; n!.n e"uTss Ut
DAVID ~, ti1tEESE. uIrGctne
, 1881-07-23

Fnr MalM. rImn-Inhioa. Sioupimr.tar NcopmnoaI.
lions epHy attn C,afk-at. tlfnnd rac!Ge iiaisi
llUuge. and Il Cntnl-st '' e'N'' N-"p"@ . '-'"1's
, 1881-07-23

rhe Fn 'tfrnl hHsins Sept. n. Diploma admits 10
the liar Of ltlIhuiN. fUr rtrru,nt address
II. HOl1rEt, Chicago, III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

oidont occurred through the negligence Of the
employees of the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany operating the Western Pennsylvania
railroad, and Price was killed. His wife
brought suit for damages, and after a pro-
trsoted trial n special verdict was found eui :
bodying tho shove facts The question waS,
therefore, presented to the court Of common
pleas OF Allegheny county TO dslarmino as q
matter oflAw whether or not the deceased,
by reason of his employment ia and about
the CARS Of the railroad company, WAS entitled
TO recover The railroad company appealed
the case to the supreme court, claiming ttst
Prices position on the train was clearly such
one as was contemplated by the act OF
1868, making him, therefore, aqussi employe
of the company. The supreme court, IN an
opinion by Justice Psxson, says that ho ws'
clearly within the terms Of the net Of 1868
and was not a passenger within theexcepticr
Of The act. To hold otherwise would be tc
say that persons on tho cars had rights SUI
peri,r to those around and about tho works
dopots, etc. Judgment reversed and judg'
ment for tho defendant Philadelphia Times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

To the Editor OF the Herald.
You have published several communics-
tons urging the election of Ex-Governor
James w. Tbrockmorton to the United
States senate | heartily endorse all that
your correspondents have said in his favor
From his long legislative experience in our
state IS representative and senator from
1851 TO- 1866, IS y member of congress from
1878 to 1877, as governor in 1867, other
things being equal, ho ia bound to be aG well
qualified ss say man in the limits Of Texas.
But Throckmorton was endowed by nature
with gifts rare and peculiar BY nature he is
patriot that is TO say he loves hi, country
as Clay and Jackson did. He mas a wonder
fully keen and practical intellect. He is q
wiser man every New Years day thsn he
was year before. His personnel and nd
dress win friends. Brave as men get 10 b.,
no is yet q cautious, thoughtful and prudent
man. AS senator he would, despite him
self, DO as just TO Brownsville, Corpus
Christi, or Sabine Pass; ms 10 his homo in
Mckinney, These attributes are God-liks,
and know, fron lehg legislation with
Throcklnorton, that he possesses thom.
One other point. Some thorough Demo-
crats, honest and good men, have an idea
that Throckmorton having been reared a
whig, ia only democrat on tho lips. A
greater mistake never existed. In Nevem-
Der, 1855, following the great contest Of that
year between tho democracy and the (sS
I II l. = n L
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
sprewl's p, o., Jan. s, 1881.


way.
Fort Smith lark J independent.
COlonel @. T. White and party, who l.fl
here some two weeks ago with a guide for
the purpose of viewing tho Topography Of
the country between here and the southern
portion Of the state, following as neer az
practicable tho Indian line dividing the state
and Indian territory west 10 ascertain II a
feasible route existed by which the branch OF
the st. Louis " San Francisco road, kBowr
as the St. Louis, Arkansas & Texas railway
might be extended from Fayetteville
through Fort Smith 70 Rsd river, returnod
TO this place on Saturday noon. They HAYS
fixed aud selected a probable route as fol-
lows; ava
From Fsrt Smith to Greenwood, tbropch
Hodges prsiric, lcsvisg Salem 10 the left
thence curying 10 avoid Backbone To 1'on,'
liaaon pos!oitee, Scott county. thenn,
through 10 Waldron. Frem WsiJron
either through Fsrrau gap or Rsgle rsp. Ii
Isrt0usG Forran gap, the road goes through
Dallas Polk county. If through Eaglo Fan
10 Cove pestofice, leaving Dallas 10 1be lax
ultimsthulc to the right, and Silver Nm ~
the leit--to Little river. Crossing Iit,la
river az Line ferry, thence fe!lowins clesNlv
parallel to tho Indian line, leaving Rocky
Comfort to the left, to Lanesport on Red
river Thence, the rosd will prob,hlT
either 6, 10 Lcngviow or Dallas, Texas. ana
eventually connect with the Southern Pa.
aihc. It is said that this is the thirtv.tif,S
parallel, which, with its communicative
Will form and constitute the Southern Pa,
ci6c railway. l q"
Colonel White has collected specjmons a,
mineral ores along the reste, alss specimens
OF the various strata Of rocks. This route
az miles in extent, ia deemed practieabls
and feasible. If this road comes lbrougb
Forran gap they will have 10 lunncl III,
comes through Eagle gap soma heavy Grad.
ing will be necessary. This is the nrobnbl,
route that has been fixed FOR this road. bit !,
susceptible Of change through the moup,s;r
regions when tho engineers 20 to work T.
pertee. thorough survey; but as far AZ nOs
siele the route indicated rs above will he adj
horsd to. We are informed tho enoineer
Tor preliminary survey will DO in For
Smith in a few weeks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
CITY DOTS

"Fine, Very Fine" albums at Shones.
Printing presses AID steamboats, at
Sbone's.
Christmas groceries in great variety, at D..
@. HeddOn h Bros, 1877 Elm street.
Fine spices, extracts and essences, at D..
G. Heddsn Il Bros, 7S7 Elm street.
Jelios, preserves, sauces and PICKLES at D.
@. Heddon Il Bros, 5s7 Elm street.
Leather and cork goods iner than the
finest at w. j, Shoue's, No. sos Main street.
Little neck CLANS and clam chowder, at
joseph henczsr's.
Buckwhsat lour, oatmeal, Whitaker star
hsms at D. O. Hedden & Bros, 1871 Elm
street,
Shone has complete sets Of standard
works at bedrock prices.
Currauts, citroR, reisins, lemons, maple
syrup. D. 9, Heddon s. Bro, 737 Elm
street.
Diamonds, watches and solid gold jawelry,
at the new jewelry store, ST. George hotel
building.
Mincs-meAt, apple butter drum and sugar
figs, Just received ri D. 9. Hedden 81 Bros.
1877 Elm street.
New York cream cheese, OWES and sst
sage and other imported cheese, at Joseph
Menczer's.
Fine fresh candies and canned goods just
n, at D. Q. Heddon j. Bros, 1877 Elm
treet.
Best -four, best butter, best eofeOs aad
pest teas are to be had of D. G. Hadden 8
Bro, 1877 Elm street.
Goldfish and mackorel, salmon aud halib ut
of fine quality, OF Joseph Henczer's.
Preserves, jOllise, sauces and pickles, Of the
finest brands, at Joseph Menczer's.
Caviar, Gales, truflies and other imported
canned goods, in great variety, ct Joseph
| MencEer's.
Peach butter, apple butter and mince moa
at Joseph Eenczer's.
Elgin watchoG Just receira3 now stock
at the new jowelry store, 81. George hotel
building.
Seldenberg's fine brands of cigars and th
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DStes, prunes, pino-epples and cream
cheese, at d. 0. Heddea & Bros, 1871 Eln
street.
Globe mill p,ces and daily fresi
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quality, at Joseph Menczer'E.
L. Il. Curtis, jsuelor, st. George hote
building, Main street. Watches and jewer,
carefully repaired.
You will find anything good and nice in thu
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Don't purchase your clothing before exam
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Choice New York cream cheese, Epglsl
black cuTrknt jelly, canned homeless pig
feet and fresh mackerel orange peel pte
served, raspberry marMslade, brandy peaches
L. F. Hughes, 100 Elm street.
At Shono's l5S volumes of choico poems
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$1,000; McCnuey, 5000; also miscellaneou
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Generating the Connty Roads

To tho Editor Of the H-rslS
have noticed several communications in
your paper in regard to the county roads.
We admit that in wet weather our roads are
bad, but the severe criticisms ON the actions
Of the commissioner court indulgod in by
the writers Of those communications arc En-
tirey unjust, and no fair-minded man that Is
H'1uainted with the road laws of Texas will
Ne the charges against the commissioners
grt that were made in the article headed
ioa Is" in your issue Of Dec. both, and
'igned "a Citizen"
10 show you that "Citizsn" was shooting in
tho dark, we will review his article a little.
He says the Legislature very wisely provided
tribunal to look after the interest Of tha
people, and this tribunal is composed Of nix
citizens OF the county. Any man with ordi-
nary intelligence knows that four commits
sioncrs and the county judge form tho tribu-
nal above referred TO, but where can you find
tho sixth onc' If "Citizsn" had taken the
trouble TO read tho road law, he would have
seen that the commissioners duties we're so
clearly prescribed that they cannot 20 be-
yond them. Tho commissioner court is
| not responsible for the bad roads. The law
says that to opena new road, or to change or
discontinue M old one, shall be BY petition
Of citizens. There is no authority to open y
road any other way. The roads aro clsssed
snd their width specified By Law: First-cls,s,
40 &c GO fsot; Escondclass, 80 feat; third class
20 feet.
If"Ciiinen" wants number of roads 50
feet wido be had better apply to the
legislature and have tbs road laws amended
| We admit tho road law is very defective, but
tho commissioner court is not respon.
Sibs for that. When road has been
ordered opened md an overesr appointed
then il passes from updsr the Jurisdiction Of
the commissioner court. 1t is the duty Of
the ovcrseer to open and keep in good re-
pair his road il be fsilt to do so, it ia the
privilege Of any citizen to report tho ssme 10
thu grand jury, or Ole information before the
county attorney, whose duty IT is to prosecute
the cnso. am not commissioner, but dc
diSliko to see those genlleEen blamed fol
something beyond their control. II your
roads are in bSd condition 90 to your road
oversser. Tho commissioners have nothing
III the world to do vita working the roads.
Justice.
| Sprowps Il. o., Jan. s, 1881.
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