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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-07
3lst day of January, 1882

at the railroad depot of the Washington snd
Ohio Eai!iohd Company, in the city o. Aie1an-
dis: w.. offer st public auction the
AETlRS LIN T. OF The WASHINGTON &
OHIO RAILROAD.
including that psrtly and that wholly construct
co, and also all and singular al the works and
property. real. persona! End mixed, rolling
s1ccs, locomotives. ca:s. &C., and ell rights.
contracts ard franchises Of Eaid Washington and
Ohio Railroad Company.
ine ssl1 property co0sisss OF Q constructed
line OF rsilws7 il active operation from the city
o. &iozandr!s, Va, W stTerd through the coun-
ilas OF AlexsndIis; Fairfax and Loudoun 10
Round FL! station, IN Loucoun county, dit-
| tahce o. 5li miles Including lire connecting
win the washington snd Alexandria Railroad.
The road is also Rfsded beyond Round ill for
q distance Of three miles.
The cthe: reel property OF tha compsny cor.
ssts Of q large brick depo. building snd freight
housa, in the city of AleJ sndris, round house,
machine shop, car shop, car shed, store house
Ivc. and about fifteen acres Of lard adjacent
thereto; also eleven depot houses and lots st th e
e!e:ea principal Stations between Alexandra
sEd Hound Hill.
! According TO tho route survey el the distance
trcnl " sshinston city to Poin. Pleasant, on the
| Ohio river. 10 three hundred and twenty ivs
n'i'es. and pssscs through country hesyily
| .mbered sid OF great mineral resources.
Iefms The entire property, rosl, personal and
mixed. franchises. &C., is sold esther, and for
! ;hs Same the purchaser must pay Gi.5 thousand
collars (S50,C0J) of the purchase money in cash,
and the residue in four equsl annual payments,
| with interest from tha Day Of SALE which said
| pay marta sre 70 bo evidsuced by bonds which
are to De secured by deed of trust upon the
| pro 5er!y Geld. TO &c executed upon the confrms-
!lon @! tic aslo and conveyance 10 the pur.
chaser.
This sale is tubicct to the lisn OF the deed OF
trcet executed August G!h 1858 to indemnify
the county of Clsrke, State OF Virginia, against
lisbilty for the annual interest on the bonds O!
the said couaty for the sum Of ora hundred
Thousand dollars iSl00 COY ''up to ard until the
! time when sid !osd shall be commenced, snd
| under construction il said county OF Clarke" and
ss aiEsi liability tor the psJ III ents of the prnci
pal OF said bonds in case they tball become dus
| and psya5!o before the rosd ehsll be commenced
and under construction in said county, the said
BONDS falling duo in the year 1892
Tho purchaser, will be enti!ied to the ne!
profits Of the road from she day Of Gale.
Il T. BARTON,
RICH'D. Il. LEE, Ccmm'rs.
GEAS Z STUART, CT sale.
HENRY HKATOE.
oc!25-.s
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Alexandra, Gazette and Virginia Advertise
ETNANEESE,
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO

Boats batv@al " a3AIMGfJN and ALEX
ANCBlA vii! ru4 :r5m:t y IS follows, viz:
10 70 ard II u H., md l. 90. 80, . 50. 80,
j 50, 90 e 81 sd . n.
Lssve AezrR4.ia s. 6 GO. I 80, S 80 9 80 10 so
RGf Il % D. C., and T. 80, 81, = 50, 3 3d. 50.
80 sud 50 E. u.
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Es3To.YzC Esfs7s14 E-s-s.E,sJrGs.

The steamer AHEOWSHiTa las7es tn ct,
wharf Washington. @. n N sad Alexandria
It 50 q, RI EFERY MONDAY, THURS
Day and SATURDAY fer sll river landings.
On Mondays is far as Horaini Ferry; On Thurs.
dsy !Nor.ai and Cur.ioman; on saturday Cur
Ilomsn and Leon ari!oSn; connects st Shep.
hsrds Win s, L O. <. 4
- ". RIDLEY Gen Iaasgar,
Cept .No (. WocD, IT & PISS. sgt. [aolJ
F55'CE AuHEo:.k, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
IaES3 MuNNCS AND The SOUTH.
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Dinner, Tea and Dessert Sets

IN Er2lish French ard Copo!and China. Cur
Silver Se!g, IL pieces. arc particularly handsome
and cheap. Chins Fruit rlstea Fes!oor, China
Sleeve Buttons, Bsccsres BUD Vases, Toilet
Sets, China Flowers, entirely new, just The srs-
Gle for tho ladies; tess md Coifsas richly deco.
rated, Saxon hcratsckc snd Coupe Cotfeea, a
large sesoftrnan;
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Tha steamers of shis cononary r:aha connsc.
tons c. Il orf2ik Tor Eo5.oc aud Gil points SsgE
CT Neg yc-k with ST pc:cts Nes. and Nortbr
west, sad ct Alezerdris with Virginia Midland
Railroad Gnd Washington and QAio Railroad.
Through rates giTon and ireiga. heud!ed care
fatty AID rCoIaGtis. Roc further information
rpplJ &c z. a. H.:ED, Agent,
JaansJ'g whsrf,
WEI. T5i!M F5i,M. HEeai3cE5,
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Z: !!:::s :-+:a-s "a -:
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IE&J.s AEi3 3GJEUE.
S3as7 s:s is&cs A!c,s!.!.ia NVla:*T TUES
UEY ard lGsEa S5;tGca'4Ei- ET !.EE : 81.
UGDAY.
l,sis lire co2GeciE 81 Alexandria VIII, tbs c,
=. - IL. and " & Q. x. Rs. nc c! ~ ;l;,G:,
pbis viii thJd3's -a;.@,cr Jtea1ISa:;l tt;t fall
ssiTer. t':ovH.&.ce 2aG Is. ytcc,
ErS:glt fo-=af,iaG Wit5 oraninsn:aa ori cs-s
fGs9 NJ c6Ecc,isaioaa.
10 charge i,t sc-lsf9i y Fh:ls6eirhi.. a?s.
tc ah.rfase ( Bosom. 0gick lime. Fraguent
GenE::Gfoc. Through rst1g sri ;hioggA 5iia
d ia3!HG s:ve:% IcGUf3zce - Tie !av2e.: RACES
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sGEl EEgy XG2N.
STE. SERs Z. e. KtTsG ErsEJyH .gaNE
G}SSIs7.-

EVERY EEIDAY, at IL n. and returning,
lszvG Na3 York, from Pier Il. Esst river, NV.
&ME SATURDAY. st : O clock 2. n.
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RsJAsstAT GOODS.
f a. n or GOODS
FOR TEE ijOLIDAYS,

FNs . y iIJI!Ir ,,
We have no1 il store the largest stock OF
goods ever before bToueh. 10 tti' market, IN
English, French and Japsnsse maui. c.pre,
expressly designed for Tic hoiiGsy trade Selow
We specify soro few CT tho mGpy novelties to
which VIC Invite you. at!er!ion-noT in stock
or to arrive:
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AUCTEPH SALES.
PU .RLTC SALE
OF TIE
WASHINGTON L 0HI0R. B.

Under authority Of decree CT the Circuit
Court OF Richmond city, rendered April q, 1880
in the suiL Of Henry Lewis ct els. We. the W. &
o. K. K. Conpany ct ais. ard affirmed by the
Court of Appeals OF Virginia ut l:s Septs m Der
term. 1881. the undersigned, special Commis
sioners, will at II O clock IN , on the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-16
CRIMINAL COURr

Number OF Convictions and C.... ...
for To-Day. SET
The criminal court is still grinding AWAY
on criminal grist.
LIT Garnet, colored, charged with theft of
morse, pleaded not guilty, and got 5 years.
D. d. Hendricks charged with the theft of
goods, was arrsgned. The offsuse was re-
oaced to misdemssnor, and the Jury asses,
cd bis punishment at one hour's imprison,
ment IN the county Jail. He will work out
tue cost OF The Case on the poor farm.
Richard Knight, colored, charged with
zoe ,hett OF steer, and plea of not guilty,
U. W. Parrot charged with the theft of
gold watch from Ham Hardin four yssrs
ago, pleaded guilty and was given Q
ysars. All efforts to find true
o'li against him heretofore have proved
futile. a. his request the court ps,sed sen.
'encs on him MS he appeared 10 be anxious 10
get through with the preliminaries tending
70 tne penllentiary, and to make M much
Tune as possible. So far there have been
nine convictions aud three acquittsls.
=, Inc following cases were set for TO-DAY:
Frapk O'Brian, charged with an assault, 10
rob. " '''''' W
William Scott, robbery.
Alex Green, theft of clothes.
W. N. Nash, theft OF horse.
H. M HNSheld, forgery, In two cases.
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A Few Truths

Socrates never know Whist the nleasurea nj
home we're because Xantippe was neither a
good housewife or an agreeable companion
Even Jupiter sometimes had to wander sway
from the garralous tongues of Minerva and
Juno, who were not only jealous of each bu,
OF Venus as we'll and made the hesrthstone
rather warm for the old gentleman
and rs a consequence be had 10 bull the
market and stray of after some Europs.
Apollo had his recourse by driving the
senate at hosdlong pace through a
heavens and laughing at thestsrs for attempt
ing 10 race him or by catching the
arrows OF envious Ssgittsrius, and even
sometimes attempting to take the belt of
Orion or make love to all the Peiades at
once, and he, perhaps, entrapped the lost
sister. But then all these old times have
changed and we mortsls are not bothered BY
such things. And speaking of homes, there
Is one right here in Dallas, the National hotel.
that Is a home indeed, such home as ,Jupi-
ter never had, for It has clean, nice beds.
fresh and sweet all tho time. There is water
throughout the building Quiet and good
order reigned supreme The cuisine ia un
surpassed in Texas, and the viands served at
each meal are far superior to Jupiter's am.
brosia, or the honey of Hymettus. Mr.. g.
". Jones is the proprietor, and by his
thorough adaptability to the hotel business,
is winning golden opinions from every one,
and keeps bis house full all the time, Of
guests. There may be but few men that
know how to keep hotel but Mr.. Jones1s
one OF them, and the National hotel is Just
the place to stop.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-16
A Objectionable Rumor

a painful rumor was on the streets laet
evening to tho effect that Col. George f.
Afford, who had latterly left Dallas on visit
20 the springs OF Arkansas, intending togo
saence 10 Wisconsin and other places 10
secuperate for the summer, had been strick,
On with paralysis of the right side. In
70 late hour 10 kilograms had been recely,
70 confirm the information as received from
agehtleman who reported himself % having
come direct from Sc. Louis. Capt. Veal nor
any Others of his | innate friends here had
hesrd nntbing 10 corrobora,e tho information
as furnished. So we hone there il error in
the report - ''''' ~
Col, Afford had been in i'll health for the
past year or more from excessive mental Ia,
Dor on varied interests here and on an OK.
=; ;ens,ve business which he had engaged in
~ uaiVeston and which he was bringing 10
rose. dc lett Dallas about month since
E l"r we benefit Ut his health, Stopping at
eureka 'u springs; thence he went to 81. Louis,
wnere being examined by three eminent
pnyslclans In consultation, he was ordered 10
s ~osslh from any and all
stc!lng things, q, they might induce par
s,ysR. His letters home have not been
=. yery cheering character, slwsys
Snsroically. bravely, after his wont, relating
ms easet condition 60 far as he could learn
~ ana 20 far ~ be felt His son Albert, q
M ,vL,sn'Ha. ago, leN the Washington s. Lee
W., usn.vs ..y ana Joined him In 81. Louis. On
~ S' , T,net nand' correspondent In that city
Sa sns Ian.y. mas always written very
Hopefully Of the Colonel's troubles and
St,o,peon The latest letters received BY his
,sml.y about him, were written Last Monday
n nV, and these were Of a more encouraging
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ARAuLRoAD noon.

Two Euginee. fFps Enter the Field
ON the Chs.S, Texas d Mexican
central kssd-The work 10 be
Pushed Forlsard with ali Possible
speed. Etc.
A telegram was received BY Captain
George w. Waite, chief engineer Of the
Chicsgo. Texas s. Mexican Central road
Yesterday morning, from Col Daniel Hale,
president or tho road, who is ut present in
Chicago, instructing hi n to put two engineer
corps in the field at once, one to run a
line from Dallas northeastern dly
70 Paris in Lamar countv.
and the other from the town Of Alvarsdo, in
johnson county, to Cleburne, the capital of
that county, and to ''rush" the work with ALI
possible speed. The order Was rather uuex.
pected just at this time, but Chief Engineer
Waite is equal to the emergency. and will
place to-dsy the necessary forces in the field.
After receiving the telegram he spent the
remainder of the day busily engaged in mar
shsing his forces aud equippipg them for
camp life. The lines will BE- rua II, once.
and located with oil possible dispacn.
Colonel Ro6b, the right of way agent for
the road, will begin his work immt diately and
there viii be rs little DELAY in re tins
tho line ready to let to contractors
ss possible. Just assoon as the lines are run
the contract for grading and building the
rod between these points will be let. This
looks like business, and if there have been
any of late who doubted the early building of
the road connecting Dallas with Paris and
Cleburne they will certainly have
faith now Nearly the whole of the twenty,
seven miles let ter grading from here, south
east is completed and SO soon as i, is finished
the forces will move on the new surveys
The grading force was paid off Yesterday.
and gone $40 600 put in circulation therepy,
Chief Engiuesr Waite lef, las, night for Par,
is on business connected with the survey.
The survey will begin here, running 10 Paris
and from Aivarado to Ceburne.
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Inc Jury OF Inquest say 4, was nm
Abortion.

Inc Jury OF Inquest Say 4, WINS nj,
Abortion.
Justice Price. acting coroner, summoned
a jury yesterday morning and held an INQUEST
over the remains of the infant found a, the
Intersection of the Texas Central road and
the San Jscinto street railway. The fol,ow-
ing Jury was summoned: BDsyis, B Ksuf-
man; Ayres, RI Lsman, William Beard
ana T. b fesrgan, who. sfter viewing the
remains, returned the following verdict:
I'VE, The jury, find upoa Examination Of
'ne re:.sins Off infant child, found near the
cnufch OF the colored people, at tn, point
where the Texas Genital road intersec,s
the San Jscinto street railwsv
TO be In color, white; sex, uud,s,ipeuishabls.
wrapped up in white cloth and a piece of
dark brown, lowered calico, enclosed in a
eunny sack, discovered BY two children who
gave information to q. A. Clapp, me mber
Oh inc police force. The skull of the child
appeared to be mashed and the body other.
wise mu'ilsted and considerably decomposed.
Inc caus' OF lis death is unknown 10 the
jury, and to all appearances ii was a child of
premature birth and the subject of an
abortion" "'
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Mr.. r. L. Stokey, of Nashville, Tennes.
see, is in the city.
D. NJ Shelton, editor of the Robertson
county Democrat, was in the city yesterday.
ID. A. Dixon, with the wholesale ssddlerv
mouse OF Dixon u Allen, st. Louis, is in the
city.
Charles Q. Fleming, special agent of the
New York underwriters agency, is in the
city. ~
a w. Robertson and Samuel j. TAYLOR.
OF Denton, were registered at the St. George
yesterday.
Capt, j. b: Alexander and Capt. B. B.
Paddo k, of Fort Worta, were in the
city yesterday.
Her friends will regre. to learn tina, Mrs
N Il. Craddock is confined to her bed with
serious illness.
a. w. Nixon, formerly deputy sheriff of
this county, but now farmer OF Grayson
county, is back on visit.
George Clark left last evening via tho
Texas s. Pacific road for months visit to
Cleveland, Ohio, his old home.
Mrs. E. 2. Graves leaves this morning for
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, where she will
apend the summer visiting friends.
j. A. Trumbull, of the Star and Crescent
route, and Z. E. Barksdale Of the Texas and
New Orleans road, are at the Grand Winds
sor
Mrs. DR.. r. w. Allen and her mother
Mrs. Simpson. leave this morning for Spring
Held, Ohio, where they will spend the SUN.
mer.
Z. X. Rodgers, the popular passenger
agent of the Memphis & Charleston road
,, returned from a trip through south
Texas.
Capt. William Uaruth and Mr.. John T.
Meyer left yesterday for Eureka Springs.
Arkansas, where they will spend several
weeks.
Miss Fannie Lower, teacher in the Dsla,
female college, leaves to-day for Jacksonville.
Illinois, where she will spsnd the summer
visiting friends.
Il w. Jones, our efficient and sccommo-
dating district clerk, has recovered sufficient.
~ from his spell of sickness as to be &.
his post of duty again.
Mrs. Rapp, the artist, who has been ston-
ping with the family OF Mrs. j. l.. Williams,
leaves to-day for Jacksonville, Illinois, where
she wlllspend tho summer.
Col. j. A Poage, of Greenvilc, has inst
returned from quite lengthy western ?.
and called on us yesterday. He reports Igs
booming wherever he has been.
Master Crockett Mckenzie, { blind
grandson of Judge w. ii. Hort 5turned
homo yesterday from the binu ssylum.
Austin. He was accompanied by Master
Johnny Hurt of Weatherlord, who contln.
ued on to his home.
Mrs. Thomas B. Mitchell, with her two
and her two sisters, Misses L zzio G.
and Marian f. Brown, left Yesterday BY the
Texas u Pacific road to spend the season in
Arcadia, in the iron mountain of Missouri.
Their mother left for Connecticut the day
before.
List night at Honey Grove, Fannin county.
Mr.. DAVIS Smith was welded to Miss Susie
Evans, beautiful and accomplished Young
lady of that place. The happy pair will
arrive here this morning on a visit to. The
family of MIR. FL. Smith, of this city, who is
a brother of the groom.
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Cold Poison

Charles Howe, who took morpbins a fsv
Gays ego with suicidal intent, and who was
resusclla'ed by the city physician, made
a second effort Yesterday which resulted in n
dead failure. The police took him in cbaree
ana locked him Up in the station house. and
Marshs Morton proposes adding him 10 The
cure him, No Gan
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Unfortunate Accident.

A''ea Lewis Afford, the bright little eight,
yesr>oid son of Col. Geo. Afford foil YES.
'srday from the gallery of the second story
OF The family residence, cutting his head
severely In the back, bruising his arm and
o.nerwise injaring himself, painfully at his
ume, though not in any wise seriously Dr.
wilson was called in immedis,aiv AVA
promptly applied all ueedful remsdies '
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sac

Mr.. b. q. Allen, wholesale liquor dealer
In Corsicana, has fitted mp one of the most
eegant saloons in the state of Texas at SO !
Elm street, and it is model in its style and
convenience. II will be.conducted under tho
management of Mr.. W. r. Powers, one of
the most accomplished ssooaists in the
country. assisted bv that popular gentleman,
DR.. Hamilton. Every attention will be
given 10 those who will favor them with a
call, and No 8S2 will, as II is hoped, soon be
one of the popular resorts in Dallas.
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Masonic Election.

AT an election hold by the members of
isnnehill lodge No. 50 of A. +. and A. M.
the following officers were elected TO serve
Tor the ensuing Masonic year: A z Meteor
mick; w M;J Q Starke, S w; JEFF Word. n
w; . y y > Sn''h' secretary; ] @ Mccoy, treas
ures; o f Garrison, tyier. '
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Twice Arrested

:. d Lygo was arrested yesterday on a
S,' issued on an Indictment found BY the
FEDERAL grand jury, changing him with VIC.
h;s a,n sns postal Lac. He gave bsnd for
MS appearance in the sum Of 81 600. "
ne; was arrested on another ipdictme,,
o oouoa oy the grand jury in the distric.
s s charging him with arson in Inc
v Vu.n'ne OF Dis store, which occurred several
Years ago. Since that time he susi The
insurance COMPANY in which he was insured
ane got some SIS 900 damages. ' ''su'e''
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park during the dsy, to terminate with a
oali al night. They will invite * Goyeroor
naoos'o 10 be the orator of the day. Msior
oSnn henry brown will read the declaration
r., III ln9ependerce, and Judge Barksdsle. Mr..
IL. Vans'an. and other local speakers will
denver speeches. There will be music and
everything that goes TO make the fourth Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-16

Itching Rites symptoms and Cure
The symptoms arc moisture, like perspi.
ration, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly at night
as II pin worm, were crawling In and about
the rectum; me private parts are sometimes
affected; If allowed to continue, very serious
results may follow. "Dr. Swayne's All.heal.
Ing Ointment" lisa pleasant sure cure. Also
for letter, Itch, salt rheum, scald head, cry.
sipelas, BARRIERS Itch, blotches, all ecaly,
crusty. cu,aneous oruptions. Price 80 cents,
three boxes for 81 IS. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt of price In currency, or
three cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth
street Philadelphia, Pa, TO whom letters
should be addressed. Sold by all prominon,
druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-16
Com mcrcInl Hotel NJ Ahilene

This is one of the most comfortable hotels
on the line of the extension Of the Texas &
Pacific road. Its culinary department
embraces everything the market stfords.
Its sleeping apartments are in every way
and polite and ready attention
assured TO guests Prices moderate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-16
Slaughter of CANNES

Ihere wasa gcac-N' s'sugh of CANNES
yesterday aftern "a .. .De. re I'd. Marshal
Morton dispatched seventy by ,o,ing them.
All dogs not having both tax tao and n
muzzle on found running at large. will be
taken up, Tho law requires that thew be
muzzled from June until October.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-16
We VIII Celebrate.

Inc members of tho Dallas branch of The
,snu 'e'sue met at McEnn- hall in Eas.
DS'las last night and perfected arrangements
40. 70 celebrate the glorious fourth In grand
'V'o' BY giving picnic al Shady View
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George Kicks Furniture House,

IL tho largest 10 north Texas. The stock
embraces all grades from the most elegant
parlor and chamber sets TO the cheapest
styles and patterns. His prices are very low,
for "Quick sales and small profits" is his
motto.
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Apollo Restaurant.

For % cents 70 can get better meal,
better cooked, than at any frst.clsss hotel
u the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-16
Don't fail 10 read A. & Z. Mittenthsl'l
advertisement and their locals.
Jarrett. Tho Ice King.

jarrett, in rear Of Apollo Hall. 10 still
the Ice King Of Dallas. His stock Of pure
northern lake Ice Is ample TO supply q
heavy demand, and he will deliver Il IN any
quantity TO all parts ofthe city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-16
Don't Gett,,c Chi,,s

ityou are subj TO. 'guo you must be sure
toksep your liver, bowels.and kldasys in good
Tree condition. When 30, you win be as ia
from Al attacks. Tn remedy to use ia K d.
ney- wort; us the best pr veutatiyo of all
,ni iraal diseases IN II on can take See ,ad-