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, 1881-04-12

THO universal verdict Is that tho New No. Is
tho simplest and most durable sowing machine.
Wheeler T. Wilson Manufacturing Co., LES Htntc.
, 1881-04-12
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

FRANK R1sEt.AY, OF Des Molhcst Is AZ Inc eaes'
c.n rutror, of Philadelphia, ia Mt the sher-
man. |
r. OAKLAND, Of Paris. Franco, ia at tho
sxrrn o. ATKINS, Of Frccport, H., Is at tho
Pacino. -,
cor~ J. p. nivouAM and Fred wooley, q. s.A-
arc at etc Palmer.
II. q. Wait. and Charles II. Hosuor. Of Lon
don, Eng. aro at tho fremont.
OH. Du yEaxkr, Of l.os.on. General Agent @ ot
tho Cunnrd Steamship Company. ts at the ener'
. mum.
J.H. HAvRn,Y and wlfo returned from New
York ycstartas. MID arc again qsiarteFea a' LOO
SherrnAn
ss9oas Il to os sisy yesterday ssasfofna
1T tho fremont.
Ssss. AFfp. ssoa e a.
e.'t'x,st a. the Tremont. vnw ni.'D' " 0''"''
rraey. "a; of Esoanasa; ' ana b.. Il y. Doio, II
Northampton. Mass., nro at tho PAcll'cs
e. honoH AeFandoF A. Fea@Fa " ada 1eS9 SaF
sahrardcr, Of Nuremberg. nre ut tho pnclnc.
.T,R 1,ev. l.. D. Mansfield. Hector Of y. Msry's
HALL nenicia Ca: artivea ~ The ~ so'1thesn fsn
Eaest Of O. L. W6cetock. Esq, ot this city.
Mus. CnAn. tho wl!low nj Mr.. Crau, Of Lake
View, who was Killed ny yOuns Seymour = short
a GS y NV Yorf tp pons ~ paron
OF the Insurance on his li[e.
TIE yess'sy A.. sy
Bal!d'ne1 w: r. ao'lDwsi, Il. 8 8 m, H., e: H.,
81 taoS + T. e' ~. ~; 81 & a" ID Barometer a. Ill.,
AT II meeting Of tho stockholders Of the Poo-
pics Building 4 Loan Association h9!d ycsteE-
nsse ay ,f o retfnn Sobe.s wese er 1
pircd: Joseph 9: Ioters, Fred E. Brctt. Robert
Atohlsoa. Si Tacoka % 4 santa s Fe lsaiiroad; +. j.
Clarke, or 81. Paul, GenerMl Traitio Manager OF
az staaS ShSef s s few ,da e I'll cfeo. Sfa Pa
Gencrnl Superintendent OF the buffalo. Titus
Willie l. Oil Crock railroad. arc ut tho Paltnor.
THouon tho ncrensa Of salaries OF city officers
II, soas.i e s'
81 liz u t VIC nessaso
4 may 10 remembered, that tho increase WIS
TuEur was Inst night ut tho Chicago Avenue
ses % name: s Is BaTbara aoidhnss. sna Tilt she
h
with her whom found O. % the atreet 9 bundle Of
rcot. which tho police aro Inclined 10 donl,t, tho
paronts will take notine aud art accordingly.
EyASs Fl enysg fre,1aSn1 Of tne Is nr;C nHnycr
Sas de,a 19 sanase1 * ns aa
81: s $sss.s T. Ss*s Sss; Ss
x9f I'd q as offso ot @
Quincy Isaiisoad, arc at tho Pacific.
avenue; Charles scbfeipor: corner. 81; Dylsion
aYoaae asstsf % adws % ID North aseae aa
". a; 1nIteh; "a scdgN!ck street, wero !. aE- !;
III A1benson agent or tho CJttzcns' League OF
, 1881-04-12

docs It not look reasonable that such dccorn-
tors MS F. II. flttKDr s. Co., 2tH Wabash avenue,
whoso artistic tasto and experience in aet deco
rations aro unt1enEab!e, will do work II ortsertd
1n.p ,chcapcr than they or, Any one olso will @
little inter? Make your, orders at onco. ;: !!
, 1881-04-12
THE COUNTY-NUILD1NG,

TIN HeInko case 10 on Judge Anthony's oall
to-day. 1t Ia beloved Tint he will plead guilty.
TilE mu.lon tn guush thu indictment apHln+t
the fvulteuuta Ward Judges VI clreuuu ~ avt
, 1881-04-12

81. Terr1bln LoBA OF IIifo.
Millions of rnts. nlce, cats, bol-hugs. ronches
lOso theirllves by collision with though oh Hats
Sold by druggists. Ito boxos.
, 1881-09-11

t IAFls Letter t" Ettu l'nr: Tribune.
| pcrtl throne of Brazil hns caused uo none stir
| thail i the infant vrinct. were the son ,f Il
N'ns DUPONT us mother. tic nnly child
tl rne enlightened ana nicst Dom lttlt1 IS Il
1e::h!'t'f "t Lima Macuhcrtl, 1T r;:ssy l,u1 nor
| on .1stt.o% fctiis With her. Yhe Princess i.n-
pef!ai VI razsi j. g:'oI-rtttlrt and unaffected.
sat u blonde. bt:E wa1!t5 the roScs and lilies
which ii norslert1 Etfitutivs often 20 With fair
na'.' 1;i Hhcn "a, :hc goes TO tic opc,a with THO
unattended i'll the rs,ilmi.. for their carrir
ihe ea',s; "f Der pEs'l'usc! sojotsrn in Europe
fctso. ii boy ct low v,t;.!,ty sweet disposition
anu a I'rccocoHs intellect. Ii by any accident
hc ca'ne to the throne in isis unorl1y, he might
try :'s II BRAZILIAN Edward VI The Princess
linp,:ria! OF brazil has :antlc mark III fash
lolH'ole society She resides i'll hotel OF ncder:,tc
siAc n''t iar 1rotn jules. .'a:lins chalc, aud in
tue midst u gardens which in summer are ar
onee leatr md bright with flowers. for which SHE
nus II passion. The future Einnress OF Brazil
tsE's on terms Of the closest iulit,acJ' win tho
Orleans family. and particularly with the branch
81 sEich her husband, the Com5c Il Eu is !, scion
temperament ut that fa1nily. The CONT: d Eli
~ ~: i. fery ssco''-rtc Intellect hut has cuiti-
' va5sa IT hiEh:y and hs many OF thosv q,al1ics
Mneh co:nmand good fortune and hold it fast
wne!i II once favors them. He is II nephew Of
the klnl: DowI.cr OF Portugal. / am n.t sura
,ns.t II Is correct 10 apply tho term @'owaser''
1hinE nt any other wore. express the status OF
p?'n snd,sn1 reflnand ,1 at ,lso Court of Lisbon.
uhS'c VI lue tUH3te II tho
Duke Ansustus ot Suxc-Cot,urg who died The
othtr .'ay ut Vienna. He WIS born Duke of
saa.,t ,tol''sr-t tui1ary. but when his Suns. and
uausnters and ncplews, a,,d nieccs married
ny" impsriat and royal houses he obtained per-
mission fEo:1, the Emperor ot Austria Il, trop
1ne :" "Cohnry. which WAS transmitted tp hin, hv
rs n,other, tue heires: of an eccentric Hun.
STsian :;'.i ~, magnate of prndlgiuus wealth.
ine N3:}ar Cohary, ur kuhary, was
a1nplt'o'1s 1s oi bis nA,nr being handed
uown . To- postcrity united to the
,,fAuu D1cal one Of SlNr-{-o {-oih1rr
lie, aninaatel Ly this desire, offered his ontv
ua..nter W. 70 the youngest brother of Leopold, |
tno l1nndeF OF the Belgian dynasty. 4 siste: Of
ene tr!hcess Imperial OF Brazil was the tr=t /
%.te OF tag eldest grandson Of this he:ress and
her snSs-t e, toh1rs husband. He is now sun-in- |
!a's OF hE1s Lerlod II. Tic late Duchcsse 10 |
,Se;nuasS 50 reluarkAbc At tho Court OF Louis !
fnl.prc Tor her FURNISHED cugls, ch!=clcd feat |
, 1881-09-11

ures. and ssondrousfy beautiful teeth and sn,ile>
wits norn 9t the narrfage to which the Magyar $
descendants, while they enjoy bis fortune, are
half ashamed.
The Princess Imperial Of Brazil loves the tine
loves sciences. but does not come forward
prominently to pntronizc them. Her Orleauist
connections Keep her III their narrow clique,
which ctrtnitly has tho merit at containing
many of the savauts unl literary men nt the ltt-
stitutc. She went good deal into official So
ciety under the Presidency Of MucMnhDn. but
hls kept 1loot from 1t ever since the execution
Of tue dccrecs against the religious congrega-
tons being very much attached tn her hus-
band family, she took their view 0f that c:ts
urc, hut w;tS much more reserved thln her
stster-i!i-ltlw tho pretty DuccSsc dc xAlcncon,
III manifestins her sy1nputbics
, 1881-09-11
ITEMS.

+ The Joseph II. Brown iron and steel works a
I 1rontlale, South Caicaro, are now opcrulctl TIL
der the name of The Calumet Iron Steel Com
puny- This does not indicate any chnnge in thu
management since the works passed under the
control of Rhodes, Bradley & Co. by purchase
These gentlemen and their associates still OWE
end manage the property. At q recent meeting
OF the stockholders Of the new company, the
following election was made: {. Il. Cummings
President; D. c. bradley. E!ce-Frcs:dcut ul.l
General Manager: Charles d. Rhodes, Treasurer;
Era,,cis " Newlano, Sccrctury' and Directors,
Z. Il Cummings. George 1. Sent.y. Wiltiutn Is.
Howard, ChAtts D. ltnodes, David T. Bradley, Z.
!. Dricc.
Building in New York the Sun says, wifi con-
tnuc to be active thrt.l s.hout the autumn. All
the architects OF reputation are crowded with
business, and their time is closely occupied in
making plans for new structures many If
WHICH arc tU be TIL An extensive scale aud vi
a1ilbltNR1S character The high prices tor brick.
however. and tic tendency s. builders to put ltp
their estimates. rrtard the <sec1ion Ut some OF
the 1n0St Important Of the structures cnntcm-
plated. Among new enterprises are It new hn-
1ci. to cost $:.*:'0.u0J, on Madison avenue, near
E'Ghth ,,.1 street. n apartment t-honse: to cost
east of the san1e avenue; also III @ht-story
Eronch-,iat establishment, to cost S4D0.bO1. on
Iweti1y-th!rd street. just west ut seventh uyt-
nue., These. With tho new S5TkuuJ opcr'-housc
n1 hvE,dwly, will furnish employment to Il
lur9e number Of mechanics and workinglncn
well lntu the winter.
Winnipeg, like Fargo, is good illustration Of
the r:api't growth of Western cities. Gen. Ham
nonl, OF this city. Who visited it recently III
company with MIR. Vice President Oukes, says it
is sun1n@ very rapidly, and the people urc really
cr,s'npcd by the scarcity Of building material
The buildings. both business AMI dwellings, are
unusually slts,:li l,I and large fora compur,t-
lively new place. There is every evidence of
substantial prosperity :s well It's extraordinary
activity III real csl:lte- Sonc Of tho prices
named we're very high. i'll une case
ssh per front foot was paid for u
business lot The Montreal tsN2ctte de-
scrll"s the real estate business OF the city in
terms ut almost lurid enthusiasm. kcal-cStatc
values have nd dyancesi to tho astounding extent
OF from ~ 10 ;SU per cent Such is said IL bc
the CRAZE tor the possession Of lots around tho
citf that auction sales IRE bcIn, held every
t!Ghs with the greatest Success. The extensive
seal: UPON which tuiisAnx Is going on there is
really wtnde:1ni. In al directions new stores
atd RESIDENCES arc going up as fas, rs the trwtl
and hammer cal, 1cur them, aud in II very few
years N'nnipe. will undoubtedly BECOME tiIu
Etctt magnet among tho cities Of the North
MttSt.
, 1881-09-11
THE PEANUT.

A large and healthy peanut
Lay cs,ziIy aped.
Ami t ch;cklcl. q 50 4lceful1y!
And IT. itself it s,ti.i:
There's Il :sreat big worlA before inc,
-iHd my mission yet to do;
Aud III ~! be and dnjnE it
Ere the sun has s.ricll tho dew.
There nrc greedy boys to conquer,
And hungry girls rs we'll
What It world I'll power I've hidden
Within this little she'll
Though they Stay Mt. in the battle.
Though they crush nc like II worm.
Though they bake ,l1lu crunch my hody,
II ! cam I'll nA.lsf, en- s.l,tirn.''
A1lt1 the small bov grabbed thut peanut,
And he cracked it tween his teeth;
But. when he would have swallowed it,
II cht'kcl him ecn to death;
And tho peanuts work was Enuc1-
II had falicn In the strife
1T had ds'ne its mission ns.uly,
Though tho duilly cost its life.
I.Ecflu}lt{t.
, 1881-09-11

Following were the lending loans Of the week:
SSan FOR four yeurs 1T per cent un lots in Blocks
ss;, ~; S13u for 1ivc years al per cent lots
i'll u. J. ami T. Subdivisions; SI5.UuU TOR three
years 1T per cent luts in Prices subdivision:
Sll.Stj f,r three years ut per cct1t OIL ltefur1n
School property purchase money; SlU,lsU for
five Years ut 81: per cent on lots i'll Block . El-
stems Addition: $lD.{t0 for five years at b per
cent On part Vi the northeast Guurter Of $.
~. II.
The amount Of the loan made TO George II.
Taylor y 20. for the b,lildn: to be put up ly
them Oh Monroe street. rs No1ctl last week.
should have been put al S5JytU, and not Sl;55
, 1881-09-11
NOIICE TO COiTRlCTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received until Sept. - 1851
ai the "tey VI the lucbio lsuiid'nr Hnu Investment
Company, Pueblo. roiu for constructing trs1-c.sS
brick hutel iufldinc in Pueblo Iii feet by IL fuel
four stories in hight above the basement to
tain l.U ruons.
Plans and specifications nay ut tue office nf
the coHrtily ia Pueblo. Cio, 1t the office uf W
W. KtTlNi;:rUN, ,nrchi1cct Room ST. liz AJnuIs-st
Chic:,Gp III. "
Each bd must be accompanied by written ruatn1l-
tee Ut two responsible parties thlt aucl bidder will
enter into . Contract tor the construction Of said
hDte and that they will become surc:its \ bnn.l
tn he signed ,y the bidder principal for the faith
ful performance of said t,ntract, should the cuntr..ct
be awarded To such ht!tlrr.
The company reserve the right TO reject any and
all bids.
Ey order nf the Executive Committee.
FEKn HAMuULi.Alt. StcFetaFy.
, 1881-09-11

Il REIV.N. AND DEPARTURE Of
Ti:AlSS-ENr.ASArluS oF REFERENCE
Enthusiastically :xrrp1c.L sunday cxc:p&eL
, :; asc;,s:' ~ sss,rti.,s':*fera Railway.
Fur N:l:s. .f,,.-1-!$ slccJ sss-tr .vco.u',l IL uns
Apply 1T IL Cack-s:., tisnd !'iciic. i'ttu.r Hou &c,
.Et tc.}u. ctT,iGr ut Ne!is and kitlxt.-Sls.
, 1881-09-11

GREAT LAND SCHEMES.
There Is significant tendency Of both spccu-
iauon and investment towards rcn1 estate. Chi
csso 1eacs III the importance OF the rc31 estate
, 1881-09-11

thfc:,an- Isur!:nxton It. Quincy, Ifuuro,,
For Ma1s Iiine-Fabt.s S!eepi,,!-t,ur Acctalua,.
.lpns' t:1plT at;a tark-st-. Grand pacinc Io;s
fo't nj lH.ln:t-.v, Grand En1ua uur,r ls.tl,ns.
lIuuse. and ~ Gau;.i-st~ '&'1no<
, 1881-09-11

nois Central were In competition with each
ntl,es Tor the right Of way. An ordinance was
read granting the Illinois Celltlsal Il rol11e and
privileges in connection with it still more
extensive than those in the ordnance submit
ted by the South Chicago and Western Indiana
TIE Illinois Central management hasc incorpo-
rated the South Chicago Kailrc:d Company to
build :te road. Discussion Of the rival or'li-
ilances has hcen postponed till next Fritiay
night 1t Is encouraging to property-"wners 10
ser Two raiiruasis anxious to build Il shore road
IL s"uts Chicago. but the Dcw zeal OF the iili-
ll"l- Central mus: not lie taken NJ its own v;s}ua-
uon. Il has ts tho district in, question
c!1:eS, despite every iEducc12euf and per-
Sli:,@:oil thut could u, oilcfe,l. II comes for
W;tE on5 When a:,t'tller rAilrtuh agrees To l,r-
tiuc Hyde Park with tho taciiit!cs wanted. The
ordinance ;h:!,artd hv the Illinois does not bind
II t' Al';ld the ,tssl: II mag build it, hn1 It
dtnsn't have 10 do it. All the Illinois Central
want: is to prevent any other railroad from
building over This route. That would he nl-
1'Ec!y i'll harmony with the Usual tactics OF
railroad corporations. ifyJe Park will ise
M, ordinance .,i1tn@ the only Desirable right
Ut way to Il ra:4.1 that may never b"ild. Ta!t:
public very lit1lc who t1ilds the road
What they want is tlInt the rpul !'e btilt and
n;hr:!t ID. and they will insist that the Trustees
Ut l!ylo Park give no corporation the right to
imposing it the duty Of building. In other
,vsaE>. ordnance giving either the 1l.i1:ui-
Central TIT :ne Nest ltlliasln tue right to build
riH~ Fo;ssl should make it conditional upon tho
ctttll}'!rtiou TT thu work, anu the running nf
regular trains within Il reasonable tire, say.
three months The nropsfty-own"rs OF tIy4ie
Park h;:d .cttcr look IL this next FRIDAY night
i'll lcrsuu.
, 1881-09-11
Miss Holmes Boarding and Day School

For Young l.:es and Child: Ell. with Kindergarten
department, ~! snpEia-sr-. Clark. ren1ns Supr.
H. \ Sehtol omnibus OF lirTlic coach will he char
tered e iun daily south tu CAica.u-v. and north
Lake View Fnr t,',lgse or study IND general infor
nation Nppiy tor circular
, 1881-09-11


PERMITS wcrc issit'.'i last wcel. tor 1Qt; bnid-
ii,.ys cu.t .S'Nt. A,l3i,. them were It:ust.
to t.. t. Marshall for tsiret:-s:u:E br4tk fActor.',
40.1,t. ut NeS. ~ and ~ Desp!atnes street, 10
cost Sttts; city engine noust. No. ii, :1N1U 1T
the curt.c7 OF tE:.icl and Winchester avenues,
~ cost SluA's; srhoncnlAn t. TO-, t,..'--;u:.v
s!s:u@htcc-Eosse, c.rncr li.a,.h l'sc: arsd
archer avenue. tn cast $;33st}: Charles Car]N,,-
ter. TWO ,hree-stuiy stores and .'utS, ts,iiior
Madison and ran.la S1r.s4tS. 10 coS1 S!4tsk; ".
j. Walker, 1w"-stury dWclijn.. ant! h:r1l. NJ.
c' P1:s::: avenue to cos. $a.sa}: j. $e!1listr5.
1hree-sfyr store an. dwelling. No. - l,arsabte
street, 10 cost $s,tk1; ). q. Goddard, tws-s1ors
brick dwelling. :AS4., ut the cornt-r nf Lake
avenue and Thirty-SiAth street. IL Gtst Ss.lrs>:
brunswick and Bake tu;ni:1,tt, Nvt-stury fac-
Su;'erltsr streets, 10 cost S:W,NHt,
f;ll!i.ii1.e, is active III the reiGhborEood Of the
Nu:thwcSt'rn etr-shops. wncrt. II number Ut
wtso.s.n houses lrt going up. They rent tor SlU
10 .:!5 i.tuIa1h.
Building permits were issued yesterday as
follows: Il. w Nelson, ns,e-st0ry cottage, Six
~. NartG s.itlG.. near ftsitl street, cost
Slt+U: T.. S.1,rtHCll. p,,c~stvry cntt:l.e, .s'Aal
at No. a;s Twenty fourth street. tu cost Sl..,t;
T. Stevenson. threc-Story und basement dwell
ing anil Larn. -Js.h 1T the nl,rtheu-l corner If
Lii s.lile and schiller Streets, tn Gust Si:;Eb &.
H. l;tyler, sixstory and basement stores. :s i>',
ut No f41 MD,aTnt. street, 10 cost Sis.l.0itD; Wa
i,asn. ST. Louis Il Pacific Railroad Company, :.d-
u.inD:l story to freight t1o'ls" 1T Twelfth street
Anu Third avenue, tn cost S3.}N.
, 1881-09-11
PARK INSTITUTE

a Day and bosre.n; s:hY"l for GiEls nnd Young
4 thoroughly or.anixtl ins1itution. Exceptionally
hNc advantages in Mu>c, Art ami Modern Languages
Tor catalogue address ....--
Mrs. \. Il. BATES, Principal.
, 1881-09-11
NOTICE.

uetr,tt. H1mcls{nmc AZ 1I.srs1uctec r.. II. Gu.
Plans and specifications extensive Ore Iurk- Il,
be built ut IT. ST. fEn.cc Michigan. ready
,l1ld be the Offices Of the Company
laFguette and It.trt Mich TcnGcee for this work
will be received by the undersigned sept. Ia.
Hugh MCMILLAN, Secretary.
uetruit. Mich.
, 1881-09-11

RAILROAD TO SOUTH CHICAGO.
t'Soe fafaS is delighted over the prospect that
" - soon I" have, what it has long wanted, II
rIiiroad to South Chicago. ulonr the hike -horf.,
s'}uth u tile parks. AT the Friday meet,p., nf
NJ l-soe ln'i Trustees the dciff-h.fu. fact was
1s'esopea that 1hc West Indiana and lie Lii
, 1881-09-11

BETTE STUART INSTITUTE,
Springfield, Ill. The llth yenr will commence Sept
H. F!gSt-Glss school fur yHlD. 1.die% Course full.
GGrnlal free Musical and Fine Arts Departments
unsurpassed. Elocutiun. rather good reading, i
marked feature. For "a atalo.uts npp!y IL
MitS. II. MCKEE HOMES, PRINCIPAL.
, 1881-09-11

h- t'h Satur.ftS nt.ls1 Gilman ,,nty
c-Un Saturday night runs 10 Iet,ri.. nu}e
Wabash ST. T.ntl1s L. Pacific Ila71,
Cnion Depot. State and r:elfth-xts. ali 49,
cars run to the Depn.. and Weniwortu-ur .te.se.
Ehln one BLOCK Ticket OFFICES. y south tsarrpar' p1''
Palmer House. and Grand Pacific iintel ~e'A-st-
, 1881-09-11

dHtuof" Cent trail Itatlroal.
Dnn't loot .}t !axest and t0t Of T:veut7-spcnnds
Ticket offices IL !sanuvlph-st-, near Clark t;rand
HnciEc Hp1e]. and lAin!er House @ ~
, 1881-09-11


in,:,ulxn " .::2l M l:yI III
Nnuke@i:s X Dcn!lp plw,{: III, :, ~ ~
M:lwaAkee. - I.iul i Ninue-; tf}:i m ..s q m !n
nIr>!is Express Trains. J.x ,, ~. ~! - - III II.
t. ~: .cu'tss:1 anu ap-s 'O:ltA ms .1 u ~
~ nsp, ~, ts'tllS 9;t II 7Uj i n
Chitn- Iowa. and uiku:,. Eyf+ am :, r., -.ot,
stevens Point ami Ashland il t,st ~ :ii' - -
MiiwaHkce. .NaIis,,I. anG rrtlrit.{ 49, - IL
tn th!en Express .,n,1o- p, -.,,.,
Er;,. ~ Ssoni4tdi1ttth t:tJ MI S:1i n
;i,,,t,,n i .':4a nj G:43 p n
llM'nle Ni.flt t.Nprr>- ,iT -, ~ III = -. -.
E-'!l i k;rnaud {uir \ III ~ ~ ~, II III ~.
f1=sn $leciI Fast Express III; !, ~ ~ W.T.. ~, ~
1tastII accommodation ~ i. 80 -.
Trains Humboldt ana Snr1h I;ti, i.::
IT, NJ. and f:.5I o. ..eA'
, 1881-09-11

t'as1y. @IlniIy eycrp: Sva1iayy =-=1-- '--------
SurE- Pullman Slert,in. Cars iron. Cht..:u tx.
m21. knns;s cty, and se"ria laror bay Coa.aeA
W!:H fesHifiife Gtttrs Ehc.o to ST. Louis, and ia.
Ginning hair s!een--cars Chcayo to Hannibal aud
hans'1s City M chal:e OF DaY Coaches thira:y;3
St-lOuis !. AansaS {ItY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
PERSONAL,

r. Shelton, a young lawyer of Plano, was
in the city yesterday.
John Donaldson, Post master at Sherman
was in the city yesterday.
w. p. Wilson, the editor of the Advance
was in the city yesterday.
Colonel Joe Muhlhall, prominent stool,
man of st, Louis, is in the city.
Il. NJ Boggs, the Unknown desk manu-.
facturer, has returned to the city.
ID, s. Arnold, brother of City Marshal
Arnold, is lying i'll at his brothers resi-
dence with typhoid fever.
Scott Bower, the little son of Il. G. Bower
is still very low with typhoid fever, and
hopes of his recovery are faint.
w. II. Kennedy, formerly one of the
pIoprietors of the Grand Windsor, now
travelling from New Orleans, is at the Wind
scr.
Captain A. o. Irvine, of the wholesale
firm of Bctterton, Irvine & Co., left last
1'ening for an extended trip through West
Texas.
Mr.. ", j. Hammer, representing the Gal
weston Evening Journal, is In the city, and
favored the HERALD with pleasant cal
last evening,
Captain Warden, the popular and ell
cient Sheriff, of Collin county, was In the
city yesterday, EN- route home from Denton
where he had gone to carry prisoner.
The accomplished Misses Minnie and
Carrie Gain, daughters of the congenia
Major w. G.. Cain, OF Tyler, returned tc
their home this morning, after brief visit
to relatives on Caruth street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23
CITY CHIT CHAT.

Attention is called to the advertisement
of Ike Loeb IL Bro, on this page, Of choic,
lemons at reduced prices.
500 volumes choice illustrated poets Mt
fifty cents each, at w. J. Shone's book
store, No. sos Main street.
Craddock's restaurant is the bon ton
place in the city for an elegant meal.
To have your fine watches and jewelry re-
! g9issd' go to L. E. Curtis u r. elO Main
The 10 o'clock lunch of Craddock's rcstau-
rant, in connection with his saloon, is q big
feature and don't you forget it,"
]. w, Barton e Co., 100 Elm street, keep
every thing in the grocery line, sugars, cof-
| fees teas, Spices bacon lard, everything
you need at low prices.
Professor Georges Dancing School will
be larger than ever before. Go out and see
him in the new dances, Friday and Satur-
day, evening and night
| The "peace-makers' you get at Grad
! docks restaurant fills the whole house with
Joy when you get there, no matter how late
at night or early IN the morning.
The Office, Poydras street, between Main
and Elm. The public are invited to call
and examine our fine liquors and cigars.
FLANAGAN IL LOOMS.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the County Commissioners for bids for
County Superintendent, Physician, etc,
etc. The advertisement will be found on
the fifth page. Those interested will please
note.
1881 has been n very remarkable year in
many respects, but the most wonderful dis
covery of the year was made by the cele-
brated DR.. Milton Hunter, who found
among some old papers that belonged to
his venerable grandfather n receipt for
Hunters Compound Syrup "of Cohosh Tar
and Wild Cherry for the cure of coughs,
colds, etc. For sale by Hickox Il House and
all druggists.
The man who said "There is nothing new
under the sun" is dead, but if he had lived
until the present he would find he was
wrong. Hlckox Il House have something
new at their store. 1t is the brilliant
Ruby Headlight Oil,"a beautiful ruby
colored oil, non.eyplosiyc, and gives most
brilliant, soft light. Ilickox & House are
the agents for Dallas. Price 50 cents per gal
| Ion