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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the :uDs s:n,
~ Der has Deen duly appointed Adminis''A'''
on the estate OF
CHARLES JEwETT. late Of Clinton. md
In the County of kennebec, deceased intestaie ~ ~
has undertaken that trust by giving bond a. the
directs: All persons. therefore, having dems ~
against the estate Of said deceased are desired IA
estate are requested to make Immediate paymsanss
John n, JEWELL
Anil Is, lssi. swls'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
The Cornell Crew

NEW YORK, May %. Participation
of the Cornell University crew in
the Henley, on the Thames. Royal
Regatta is frustated because the Corneils'
were late in making the entry. The Henley
stewards requiring that all foreign entries
are to be made on or before March LIST, and
they decline to make an exception il the case
of the Cornell crew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27

Mr.. Conkling refused to submit to eau
Gus rule in Washington but he is extreme
Iy urgent that the rule should be observed
by all republicans at Albany. His record
cuts him off from attempting to enforce
caucus rule upon others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27

The State Department has promptly
despatched an armed vessel to attend to
the case Of the seizure Of an American
vessel in a Mexican port. The reports
given so far do not definitely state for
what cause the vessel is seized
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
News From Ireland.-A Meeting Of the
Land League Called.

LONDON, May &c. At New Pallas. to- day.
farmer was sentenced to two months i'm
prisonment with hard labor, for assaultiny a
lieutenant during the disturbances there
Summons have been issued to members of
Parliament and other members of the land
league in Great Britain, converting a special
meeting to consider the urgent state Of affairs
in Ireland, and immediate measures for OBJ
tanning an expression of the English opinions
on the subject
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
Another Outrage.

ST. GATHERINGS, Ont. May a6. young
woman named Sarah Potter while
walking yesterday on the railroad track. was
wavlsid BY six rofiians. bound with ropes and
outraged. She died this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
FATALCARELESsNESs.
Two Loose Their Lives And One Made
Insane.

PirrBsugc, Pa. May 2s. A fatal kerosene
explosion took place here this afternoon
Mrs Egler attempted to start fire when an
explosion followed setting fire to her clothes,
and to the house which burned 10 the ground.
Her husband while endeayoring TO save
the children from being burned; but forgot
one child which was burned to death Egler
became insane and does not know the fate OF
his child nor his wife's CONDITION, who will
probably not recover. fireman badly IN
jured by the explosion of Babeock extin-
gui.her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27

For the present all hopes OF the recov-
cry Of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln have been
abandoned. She daily grows weaker, and
it is thought that she cannot survive many
weeks longer. Her mind is very much
impaired, and her condition is such that
she does not leave her room
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27

Miss Murray. the young lady who
brought suit and gained verdict for s5.
900 against ex-Postmaster Tyler, of Balti
more, has been appointed to position in
the government printing office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
Killed nv the Cars.

NORTH CONWAY, May &c. The morning
train from Bartlett on the Portland & Og-
iensburg road. struck Daniel Grant, while
walking ON the Saco iron bridge, just above
the Glen station, killing him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27

mo the Court of County Commissioners within
l. and for the Counties of Andfoicoggn and
Franklin.
The undersigned citizens of the aforesaid counties
would respectfully represent that public convenience
and necessity require the location of county way
in the towns of Livermore In said Androscoegln
County and jay in the County of Franklin and L.
namely: Commencing at the county road leading
from North Livermore to Jay Bridge near the union
school-house said LivermOre and about four RODS
said county WAY to Livermore Falls thence NORM
westerly to the West line Of said Livermore thence
In said Town Of Jay in ntinuation of said course
TO the gateway OF Michael Chenery on the road lesd'
ing by the residences OF widow Godng and d. Lor'
ing Chenery. We therefore pray your honoraoe
boards after due preliminary proceeding and requt
site notice ofthe same. you will locate the same ~
In duty bound will ever pray.
Dated at LivermOre aforesaid, this seventh DAY "
February, A. ID. 1881,
ALBERT JONES and Seventy five Others
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27

The New Age evidently forgets that the
democrats in the Senate had it in their
power to reject the nomination of Wal
lace X. White if they deemed it an i'm
proper one. They were in a majority
when the nomination was confirmed
Doubtless they had heard Of Swan and
that made confirmation easy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF,
once Of the Actg. Asst. Com. of Subs. ,
hESNEBEC ARSENAL, Me-,
Nav I'd 1rS1

hENSEbEC ARSENAL, Me-.
May I'D, Isl.
seated proposals in triplicate subject 10 the usuaI
occIuIIons, VIII be received at this Office unfi IN
s"cK June l4th, ISL, at which time and pace hsv
VII De opened In the presence of bidders. Tor fur.
,snIng Fresh Beef TO the troops stationed AT thi
A1rehai Tor the fiscal Year ending june aOth 1850
d;,n Fresh Beef shall be go in quality and con-
h;nS ~. .or immediate use. and from fore and
hlna quarter meat proporionally includjnc all ~.
ISL gus thereof The necks Of the cattle siaush
hrsI LOT pee, snail be cut off at the fourth yerte
~ ana the breasts trimmed down The abs ms
r aole Quarter shall BE- cut off four inches above The
hoct ;.,, u ,lnd quarters eight inches above the
III yoiur. Necks. shanks, and kidney f.IIo,r
small De excluded from delivery '~"""'
all reserves the right to reject any or
msnn proposals., and full information as to the
biddsr. 81 d1,didng. conditions to be ob-eryed bv
4,: ana terms Of contract and payment VII, ~
En ,vsea On application to This once 'e
.sp epes containing proposals. shouId he vn.rlaa
f,oposals for Flesh beef At Kennetec x.. .sLeu
addressed u the undersigned. A''enAi'
J. r. FARLEY.
mnvzafs2 MAJOR Of Ordnance.
A. 4. C. 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
Special Weather Bulletin.

Clear weather prevails in all the districts
east of the Mississippi, in the southwest, and
thence westward into Iowa Local rains fall
in Wisconsin, Minnesota and the upper
Missouri valley. Cool east to south winds
prevail ia New England and Middle Atlantic
States. East and warmer southerly winds
are reported from the Lake region, and
thence southwark to the Gulf coast. The
temperature is slightly above the mean for
the month. except in the States on the Atlantic
coast.
Indications are that warmer and fair
weather will prevail in the Middle and South
Atlantic States Saturday: warmer and partly
cloudy weather with local rains will prevail
in New England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
Baby &tnrnbte Journal.
Augusta, Friday Morning. Nay 81.

In Pennsylvania as well as in New York
and Massachusetts the question Of exemp-
ting vessels from taxation Is being dis
cussed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
rAssociated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.


NEWPORT. May &c. The buildings owned
By Joseph Sanborn 81 East Newport, were
burned 70 the ground this morning Loss
$3.50; insured $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
The Tunisian Treaty.

Paris. May 26. A majority of the Sena-
torial committee on the Tunisian treaty, fav-
or its ratification.
Gambetta's reception at Daeors, was Wild
" enthusiast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
How to get Sick

Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise: work too hard with
out rest doctor all the time; take all the
vile nostrums advertised; and then you will
want to know
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
Important to Traveller.

Special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. 1t will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
d&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
MARINE NEWS.
Vessel Takes takes Fire and Two Sail.
Ors are SuffOcated.

PHuApELrHIA,M May %. The steamer Tropic
which, arrived from Jamaica yesterday.
caught fire early this morning in the cargo,
destroying about 5000 cocoanuts. The dam
to the vessel and cargo is about SlS, 900. VIM.
Corners fireman, aud Michael OLeary of
Boston was srfocated to death, they having
been left on board to watch the vessel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
New York stock Market.
New York Money! Market.

Evening Report.
NEW YORK, May II.
Money fairly easy at 3a4 on call and closed at ,.
Prime mercantile paper 3i14 Exchange dull
81 for long and Sc for short. Governments steady
/ lower State bonds in light request. Rail-
road bonds general strong and higher Stock market
opened strong.
Transactions, i50, 900 shares.
Glazing bids.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
How to yet Well

Which is answered in three words-Take
Hop Bitters. See other column.-E1press
mayS4teod&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27

The dukedom of Albany. which has just
been revived in the person of Nictoria's
youngest son. the Prince Leopold, who il
now in his twenty-ninth year, he having
been born the 9Th of April, 1858, has been
extinct since the 9Th of January, 1927. when
the last possessor of the title, Frederick.
the Duke of York and Albany, some time
commander-in-chcf of the forces. the son
of George the Third. and uncle to the
Queen. died. Albany is the ancient name
of the Scottish Highlands, and is often al
luded to in Sir Walter SCOTS poetry IA
Albyn. The brother of King Robert the
Third of Scotland was created Duke of
Albany in 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27

The government Of Sweden is good
deal concerned about the immense emf
grafton from that county TO this. There
are 100000 emf grants secured to come
over this season, which is a big hole to
make in a total population of only 4,500,-
900. II is estimated that there are already
in this country some 100000 Swedes.
They are rugged, industrious, prudent.
God fearing people, and form an excellent
part Of our population.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
WEATHER REPORT.
Indication. for the Mex, "a Hou,..

War Dept. Office Chief Signal Officer. /
Washington ID. c., May 21.-l A. M
For the New England and Middle States
generally fair and warmer; northeast to
southwest winds: stationary or slowly falling
barometer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-27
California Mining STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO, May &c.
he following are the closing official prices OF wn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-18
Ausrdnotf&e Huno(&an.

Wdbrenb tn PreuBen bic WabL
uufrssuns bas b04fe Stapium errei9t bat,
IN ss I'M Slbsn Dsuti@Ianb's nod 3ieul'
LID iiiae, Defenders In Baisrn. go III bis
isst nod In Win&eu pon teiner partei
cine 6HsntIi9e 8sriammIans abs.baIten
worbsn; nnr In ben fatbOlii@en @afno's
wurben bic @si@stasswablen beipro&en.
SnnsrbaIb Der national libsraIen uub Der
semdBistsn Yartsi rlbrt fi@ nod ni9ts.
ausenidsinli9 baben bic i&weren Nieber'
lassn BET ben Issten 9anbiasswabIsn bisisn
Parteisn ben wlutb senommsn. Snawi'
i9sn ridt aud, Der Eermin far bie @e'
meinbswabIsn immer ndber; fe finben tn
ben srRen Eassn bes DEFENDERS fiatt unb
iinb uon GROCER Di9tisieit In Baiern, ba
NIT benz 9ibsralismus bss Ratbbauiss auf'
serdumt psrbsn ioq. 0snn aud i'm Au'
ssnsineu bic Sewesuns fir bie &si&stass'
wabI TN Habii&sn fau III. 70 i@eint bic
iabwsRli&e gds cine ausnabms su MAIDEN.
Dsrt sebt's Iebbafter au; man bat dba'
ssnus am 2ibsralismus, 10 uieI III aber
fiber. aasrwdrts fnbst sin Radsans Der
national libsralsn partsi fatt.
Gm 10. Ssptember Rub tn Saas
bie @snraIftaaten (Rammern) er0Hust
worben, bu 5oftrauer wesen nur NIT
elmer t0nisIi&en BOti&aft. Dieislbs &C.
bentt rabmenb b1 aussesei&ueten gisen'
i@aftsn bss psriio,bspen prinsen Grisbri&
unb Der son ibm sfIeiiistsn Dienite unb
tausist @siss Gntwarfe an bstrsffs elmer
NsuiRou ber 1sitmmunssn iibsr bas Der
tbsibtsunss Spitem, bstrsffS Der gsrwaI.
tuns Der DaiIerbaateu, aber bis Sees unb
SluB S&ifffabrt, fowis Ginfabrunssss %
su bsm Strafssiss unb anSern Saili,ss
tssn. Die gr6ifauussrebs psrfiubsts
fernsr, baB siae &sDiiion bss BabIrs1ts
bsabR4tiat iei. llusea&tet bsr aubausrn'
ben 3anabme bsr giuuabmen pirb bic 0ae
sieruns cine 8orlase fur before 9s,tbei
Jung Der Stsusyn porbereiten uno bic In
fsriilsaus Der gsnaaIitaaten na&iu&en
UNI benz SanbsI, Der Subuiirie unb ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-18

Die Staatss 2esisIatur Dor
Winneiota trat am IL. bss Wts. 3u cine,
griraRsuns in ct. YauI tuiummen Si'
tast, ba bas Capitol uersansenen 8ints'
absebrannt 1T, in benz iidotii9en Martt'
baus. Sbrs @ufsabe 1T In srifer einie.
fir Sunbss Ssnator Objection. bsien Eer'
min abssIaufsn, sinen Ra9foIser ta wdb'
len. DaB Winbom, beien &idtritt aus
Grtbut's Cabinet bsporitsbt, ganbibat fur
bas amt isin unb aud sewdblt werosn
uirb, untetIiegt taum benz minbefen 5msi
fsI.-Ois 2ssisIatur muB ii3 absr nod
nit elmer anbsrsn, rpi9tiseren unb i6wie'
riseren Sa&e bsfafsn, ndmli@ Der aIten
Staaisi9uIb pon 81 Wiaionsn, wsIde Dor
etwa 20 Subren contrabirt wurbe. Wie
es NIT allen Iausidbriseu gnbinbIi9,eiten
ssbt is dItsr bic S9ulb befo nnIieber
wirb iie bs,ubIt 70 sebt ss aud NIT bies
fer: Dos Bolt uon Winneiota ueripirt
teine 2ua. iene SduIb 3u tiIsen. gerse'
bens fommen bic @Idubiser uSb erbistsn
R9, TN Wsss bss gsrslsids NIT so Pro'
sent ibrer 5orberuns aufrisben gu iein.
Die Waioritdt bsr Stimmseber wia uOn
8ablen gar ni9ts wiisn unb iie baben bic
gntidsibuns; benn wenn aud Der oberiie
@sri9tsbof bes Staatss ben gerfaiiunss'
suias, wsl@er bic Gnereeunuus iener
SduIb uou elmer aIIsemsinsH abfimmuns
abbdnsis ma9t. fir unsiItis ertIdrt bat.
70 iiebt bod bie 9esisIatur. wsI&sr Der
gOmpromib' gOrf8!as Der @Iaubiser uns
tsrbrsitst wsrbsn mub, unter benz GinfaB
bes Bolts. Wiuens. sic wirb fd wobI
bitten. stwus gu tbun, mas ibr bic 5reunb'
i9aft uon swsi D,ittsln Der WdbIsr snt'
s:sbsn parbe. piusburp Der sesenwdrtise
@ouuerneur, usrbarb ft@, bios neil CT bic
asstsIatur ,ur @rwdsans bes @Idubissr'
antrass bsrisf, aIs poIitii9sn @banesn
unb bic RspubIitansr nominirtsu bssbalb
In ibrer Iesten Staats. @onuention ben
Gen, 6. W. Subbarb aIs isinen Na9fOls
ger, neil bisisr fur Ni9tanertennuns Der
S9uIb 1T it-WdnnIi3er unS ebrli@er bans
belt bic bsmotratii9e Partei In bieier I'm
ssIsssnbsii; fe atIdrts R9 tn ibrer gons
pentiOn snti4iebsn unb bsatIi4 far bic
3abIuns Der Staatsi9uIb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-18
Snrdnotfae Tunof6au.


' osm oss D'tt ~0 y
F"s 0as ea'0"as'.p' Oas !" O0.''o~" tu'
9anus,'la9,,ssn o''s' w eap1u'a''On 0e'
s.sa'@.n "'"'' ah's' oe0,"'0aass ss'
I''.'' 'D',D, W. W D''v'ab, Os" s,''as
a"l.r'' se"''a"'a.l'p., w'' Ds S~'a@'
o., t0'''Sw" O'a "naO9ans's.ens.''ss es'
I9,Sb' 0'oba."s ~.0 Oas osp' oas ee
~..' Oa1 uuI5ersu'e p'0s'anu. Da 0's
"s'o'a U'sa'0'a S'enos" y. "0Vaa0sau'
". &Duls'ns'oh py I" O.s e9's Dss
.AS"'uVa," IuS's .y'"s"' " ~, 0's ~. uan''
wv ''a,v" :" ''S'O"'"." D"'' u'a.
W. o. o''' ''S''av." a"0 INV uaV u''
O'u~'n a"D l'uatop'g'" 9ars 0'.s"S
=" 0'a 0.pa0'" o"I's e'n''"e"'ss ss'an'
s'' a"o laD''"0 .Hp'ans'a w0'0eh. S@a'
o., 0ab mug! aaV ''n a'a@'oums saIaee"
!" u''a%! -" i."o ~'a'0mmsn se'
'u' eua0' ''' o''s'" A"0 'e' ""a09a"'
ss.sa'
u uon.as ms'st sSO@e Det'am'
@.ae p~ 0s' ouaO.sisaa' ~ e'"e1 ef''a'
S'sa"s. "aupla~.w sah0s"s % F@ um
0'e e'wa9'uns .nss oo'Hse"0e" gum Se'
nu'' 0.' oana o'''p'anosn' Da'0' Sa'e
uD.an" s.'. :" D'' u''s'6ay' wa'sn u"0
y. ..wssu,a' WV, w., Au% "'u,, 'ss'U's'en'
"puo''aaI~'n "as''0,' "'@' du"B."
0's ". Dssa"'iu"Oa ''ip's'' Da,o 0e'
D'uU''a. S'"u'o' ou9a'o "" D''a~a's
tAu. p.upv'"''a O's S'"a's pro .elnpore
s'way' aaO "asm 'aAH l'hs" S's s"'
Uu' 'sn P'sn o., s's'a 'sn % S''m"en'
s'n gang heuss pa''e'DO'um' "a Ua0'0
Dao's ooa Sa"0.0, a's "na0sanS.s'.'
".a' n''l'Mue uno w'agoae ooa o"s'
n'ea auI ." ..pue'.!an'lqe Se"e '.a''
Ses' Da'0en 2. es'0en '.PaeV.an'l9e"
Sen0so'en oon SsspVo'' aao oe' Ssna'ot
o0n "9Oos Ss'an0 tu's'sn O'ssn tuss.0r
!en uno oee'0'S'' unO o'e s''m@sAmss'ss"
Tei 0aout9 anI 0e"e DC! ms!uo''Ianef,
we"" DaO'O Uap's %" Ju'"O's H@ gu
'9"sa l@'as' So'''a o'aus''n r' =" sas'
." ps"' o'''s'n. s'H'" o.' Ss'sn ou,r
!e" Fe "'@' a's ean0'0a'sn 'a' oas pun
oenlen0m', 0as Ca9a'0 'nns 9a'", aui
Feuen, lonP ware' % pann Dao'o Uap'e
aIs "n0esans'set "'@. m"se''Hm. 9a''e'
SnmmenSle'~9e" O0'sanOe" se~els" un0
oN oepuo'''ane' Ua''n 0oSslas,s", -"
l@'asen e'nen an0e'" aoes s'n' ne peu.s"
0en unaosa"s'sen auI nno e'wo9nsn ,9a
sum ootHssnOen oes Sena's. S0 W. De'
me'11 o@ ame'''a t'@''s, Dao'O Dao's'
Oct O'ne9'n 0e' ss~'@Hspe w'a""
oss ounosslsna'es W. anp OCT Dt@HS
Ee o0!' SeDotoen. Ve.ne 9a'en y" &C.
'e9e", o0B U0pdio p'arOen! 0es Ssna's
ano "'esp'aroen. 0ss cu"oes seo''sosn
~a's, aosl aug DaO.0 uao.s W =" an'
ne9"oa's. ~a"". " p's' '.i o..paoa
.anetn ha9er, oas " waqt 81 aoe' W aug
sem aus0!ua oes o0IssD'asns sonl0'mef
a's oaeaIo. Sens o@a'o's''" 'a S
na' pIo DoO,o Uap's l90" '9uH, od'an
aWeIIe'n wtt n'@'.
IN Dslo' l0UO9' aus u Jowa, pup
pe1Sansene aso~e Slaa'sUap'en aosegal
len pos0en. 81 anls'm os0auefn mnllsn
wH l0sen' oaB fe 0eloeror's rspao!ilan'l9
ausssfausn ltne. oe'0s10r's lple!ts o's
GempeiensEasee'ne 0eOen'u"Ss0oue osOue.
Sn Osso et9'su coaoernsur Sorsr . Dis
10000 S''mmsn Ms9'9s'' Somsh Die
Seri@n Oo'"esen. I'no ~ 1epa0'i'anilqe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-18

aue anseisen ienbe man ipdteifeuS
Ruutas Wurgen ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-18

Mn3eisen fur pientes, 9otierien, 8liidsfsteie
&c, ais efm Settle Der fatb. air&e supiber, n.
ben ftine Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-18

auswartiss an,sissn maasn suraussaaslt pabez.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-18

cetratbs- unb Sobssanisissn NIT Sprs1
$3.50, obne Spru& 500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-18
grsise Diet Suzeiss,1.
0ocalsNnti,en.

unter 5 3etltu 8reSier rertsn nitt angensn.
men. Giir jeet 3eile greSisr pber beren HaHM
eas 1. Wal 10 Gts.. bie nG&fen WaIs Geui1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01

The wagon and carriage repository of
John s. Witwer was establishedin 1872, and
is now the leading establishment in his line
of goods in this city, Mr. Witwcr makes u
speciality of Studebokcr Bros celebrated
farm wagons, spring wagons, carriages and
buggies. He also deals largely ia other
manufactures of carriages and 6urgics-.all
irst-class work. In his repository you will
find the best and most stylish vehicles, aud
remember It is the ono place In the city
where full 1.-The of ilrst-class work can he
found.
Mr.. Witwer has just entered on his
tenth year of busul, -, and 70 Vieak Of his
success and reputation Is nn, necessary.
Suffice u to say tu, NhnvJc deals with
him will find that he sells lust what he rep.
resents, and he claims Il Il to the interest Of
oil TO buy good wagons and buggics, Us the
best Is the cheapest.
The Moline pillow company, of Moline,
Illinois, are represented by Mr.. Witwur ~
the local trade here md distrihuiing of their
goods fort large part of northern Texas.
These plows are fast gaining rood fepula.
ton, aud have no superior. Parties wishing
anything In tho line OF goods handled by
Mr.. Witwer should call at his salesroom, IN
ELM street.
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EurnItun,e Of MI Kinds.

There has probably never been exhibited
IN any city in northern Texas larger stock
of furniture than that of Mr. John Alcott,
at 713 Elm street. Mr.. Alcott is practical
cabinet maker, fully understanding the
workmanship and excellence of any article
in his line. He, therefore, is Offering notl I.
ing in the market that has not passed his
personal supervision. His stock embraces
everything, from the most elegant parlor
sets to the lowest grades, in order to meet
the wants Of any and all demands. In
addition to this, ho manufactures extern.
ssiyely here in the city, and guarantees the
fullest satisfaction in all Instances. lie
has also an extensive mattress factory, and
supplies dealers in all parts of the state
with them
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COUNTRIES TO WHICH Exponrrn7
STATEMENT OF DUTIES

collected monthly, at the Port of Galveston
curing the year ended July 81, 1851
compared with the previous wears -00l'
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GALVESTON,
he Foreign Trade of Texas Great Port.
Exhibiting the Expectations and Ex-
portations for the Year Ending
July 81, 1881.

Below we give the business of the leading
seaport city of the state. It will be oh.
served that the Island City continues to
prosper. As an evidence of this, real estate
is advancing in value throughout all parts
Of the city, and large increase of facilities
and arrangements are being perfected for
the coming season. The prospect of deep
water is truly encouraging, as also the
probability of securing from congress an an
preparation adequate to attain and maintain
desired depth for large draft vessels. Gal
veston's misfortune is that she seems ut
terly indifferent about securing what ought
to be hers, and what st. Louis has been
and is now, as well as New Orleans, seek
ing so diligently and sleeplessly to obtain
the trade of northern Texas. The indi.
cations now are that the bulk oft will be d.
verted to the two cities just named, as New
Orleans will this winter take every stem
necessary to make known her advantages
offered to the people of this section.
Value of imports for the trade of Calves
ton, for the year ending August l, 1881,
compiled by Col. James Sorley:
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NEVER HAD AN EPIDEMIC

OF any kind, is above the yellow fever level,
and with its pure and bracing atmosphere
both winter and summer, it is one of the
most desirable residence cities in the union.
Fuel, both coal and wood is abundant, and
cheap, the former selling for So per ton and
the latter $3to "a per cord House rent is
reasonable and our markets are filed with
the very best Of beef mutton and pork the
world can boast; poultry, eggs, butter,
Yegetables-country, produce generally is
country, being daily brought in on wagons
and living generally is as cheap as it can be
anywhere,