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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-01
shiloh's consumption Cue.

This i beyond question ithe most successful
Cough msaicine We have syei.sold. . lew doses
invariably eare the:worst Gases Of oosst. Group,
and bronchitis. while It's wonderful tneesss IN
the cure Of c0nsumption 10 without . parallel In
the history Of msdicine. Since it's first disoov-
cry It has been sold on guarantee, . TEST which
no other iiasdisiAs ;ss.n Stahd. il sou have .
cough we earnestly ok yap - rt 1t. Price 10
chs. 50 cts. and si.oo. YSorr lungs are sore.
CHEST, DR. back lame. use Shiiohs Porous Pls ,ter.
Price Is cents. sold:by Z. B: Stevenson.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-01

When physicians have made use Of prescrip-
lions for years in their prisets practice With
certain success, 1t Is duty they owe to man
kind to put such remedies within reach Of aA,
and this is done by copyright such 10 the
case with DR. Sherman's Prickly Ash Bitters,
and they have proved to be blessing to man
kind. 10
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-01

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
MErHODIsT EPIsCOPAL.

Corner of Jefferson Avenue and Broadway st.
Services every Sabbath 1t II am. and $50 p. m.
Class meeting Immediately otter the morning
service. Sunday school st $50 .. m, w. H.
Slavens superintendent. Prayer meeting every
visitors in the city and all others cordially invt-
ed 70 all these services.
ID. T, Su,nnRyILLH. PASTOR.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-01
No Hospital Needed.

No palatial hospital needed for Hop
Ritters patients, nor large salaried tai
ented buffers to tell what Hop Bitters
viii do or cure, AZ they tell their own
story by their certain and absolute
yures ct home.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-01
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, L.,
ALLEN COUNTY,
In the District Court Of Allen county. State Of
Kansas.
LII Northrup, Plaintiff,
Josiah Hoagland, Defendant.

L. L. Northrup, Plaintiff,
vs..
Josiah Hoagland, Defendant.
BY virtue of an alias execution in the above
entitled cause, to me directed and delivered,
issued out Of said court, and dated JUNGLE 1881
will ON
Monday, July 18th, A. D. 1851.
at 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said day, at lie front
door Of the court house In the city Of lola, Al.
len county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell IN
the highest bidder for cash in ii4nd, tie follow
half Of the south-west quarter Of section thirty
two, town twenty -four, range nineteen, East,
In Allen county, state OF Kansas, .eontaihinx
eighty Acres; said lands have helm duly levied
MINED defendant, and will be cold d satisfy
aAid execution. JOHN II. WAIHERSs
Sheriff Of Aliqh Co., rs.
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CHRISTIAN.

J The Christian Church of lola, Allen county
Kansas, meets for worship the Second Lord, =
Day In each month at the Court House
CIV. POOL, Pastor.
j. C. TODD, Elder.
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DIR. A. COLIN.
POI SOUTH CLARK ST. CHICAGO I'LL.

A regular graduate OF medicine, longer locat-
% years successful practice. Syphilis, Gonor-
Fhea, elect, Structure, Orchitis, Rupture, and
ell Urinary Diseases, kidney or Bladder) Sy-
philitic or Mercurial Affections Of the Throat,
SPernetorYhss. Sex aal Dibiiity. resulting from
Self-Abuse, Sexual Excuses or over brain
work, predneing nervousness, seminAl ennis
sions, debility, dimness Of sight, defective
memory. physicat'decay, confusion Of ideas
anddNPOrENCT,, Rendering marriage improper.
are permanently scuffA. Consultation ut once
or by mail FREE. GtIDK TO HEALTH, stamps
Medicines sent by mail or express. Cures guar
acted. Incslrabie cases not undertaken So
cisi attention.to Diseases Of Women. Reliable
HemalA R1l1ae nS n GOY =
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BAPTIST.

On Sycamore Street. Large brick northeast
of che square. Preaching every Sunday at IL q.
dAy school at 9:45 I'm. A. L. Dibble, Supertn-
tendent. Prayer meeting every Thursday eSe-
ming at pm This notice is inserted 70 assure
T. G. COREY, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-01

Application for the pardon Of James Page
Wilt be made to Gov. st. John at his Executive
Office in the city Of Topska. on the 9th day OF
July, a. d. 1881; said Page having been con-
victed of the onense Of assault with intent to
kill, at the spring term of Allen county, Kan
sas, District Court In ISIS. 2w
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PARKERSHAlR BAlSAll -; 3; - 2:
Notice for Publication.

MAY q, 1881
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereof, before clerk Of District
Court at lola, Kans., on Friday, Jaly Is, 1851.
east half Of Southwest quarter OF sec 50, town.
ship . south Of range east, and namea the fol-
towing ~ his witneesee, viz: ID. u. Dixon,
Dodre, iii Of O.afk. Kansas.
No 1858. u. J. sALTER, Register
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SECRET SINS OF SOCIETY.

startling Book; Agents Wsetsd. 100 per
Mint psst h Aadses' Union aeAllshi Co.
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CHRISTIAN.

: Services on first Sunday Of every month at !
O'Clock a. m. at the Cont House.
THos. BARTLETT, Pastor,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-07-01

California Kidney Tea.
Lame Back, Kidney and Urinary trou-
Ples, Torpid Liver. Only SO cents large
package. Buy Of Stevenson.
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Never fails in Kidney and Urinary
troubles. 50 cents. tbdk for 1t at Ste.
voroorsa ..sSt tSr Il 81 az -
- "a .,
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Corner Madison Avenue and Western Street.
Preaching ut II q. m. and J. p. m. every Sabbath.
Sabbath School at 9:45 q m. Prayer meeting ev-
cry wednesday evening. Ifyou haven't list Of
the prayer meeting topics, ask tne eater for one.
E. s. NIILIR, Pastor.
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California Kidney Tea
For Lame Back and all Kidney trou-
bles. Fifty cents. Ask to see it, at
SteyensOn'e.
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s75 pages. o hundred pen pictures" Who should
marry: W Ho moi; Reasons why; Physical life Of
ried relation. The married and those c0ntem-
plating marriage, should read and preserve it
for reference. Price, 50 cts. In postage stamps
or currency. A. q. OLlN, NJ. D.,
l6-lsw e0l South Clark ST., Chicago
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lola LODGE
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Fellows Hall, on the second and f6uttf Friday
nights Of each month. Visiting brOfhers from
other lodges will be cordially Welcomed.
NJ. DEMOSS, DICTATOR.
Gro. BuRRIs, Reporter.
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HOGS WANTED
At Beatty & Shelters Market

have this day made arrangements with Beatt,
& Shelter tn bily Hess 9nd 1SEEE CATTLE, AMI
receive lhemnt Any time y the Highest Marke
HENRY WATERS.
lola ADril 18th ISL
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COSMOPOLITAN.

r E. THARP. Proprietor. Hair Cutting.
j !. Shaving and shampo0ing In the latest style
Of the art. The bpst artists always at your
service. Established Oct 18th, 1870.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

live In Tho memory Of the soldier that fought
for Tho Lost Cause md tesrfully, slowly
furled Tho banner that dropped above the
dead and tho fed hopes Of on earnest peo-
plc for over. Tbeso are pleasant
reunions, though tipged with
melancholy hue for those who
will thus recall 10 mind many comrade,
many friend, father, son or brother who
started out in the highest hopes to find an
early and bloody grave. The HERALD
tenders the heartiost Of welcome to these re-
minders of the chivalry Of the days that are
no more and wishes for their stay Amongss
us the purest and most extended enloymen.
consistent with the occasion. The city OF
Dallas welcomes their presence and her hos
pitable heart for their reception opens wide
-'her gates on golden hinges swinging" Let
every citizen to-day constitute himself
specially deputzed committee of one to see
that the courtesy Of the present shall outvie
even the chivslry of the past.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11
A Monopoly of the High Courts

NdCO 4elcphoho.
Not satisfied with having the splendid new
capitol-which is to cost the people OF
Texas $780, OOO-and all the asylums fol
the insane, the blind, the deaf and dumb
Austin is grasping for the university and il
laying the scheme whereby she hopes in the
near future, to concentrate all the
branches of the supreme court and court OF
appeals there. She cklessly asserts 'the
fathers" selected ne site for the
university there, and then, invoking
the patriotic regard for the will OF
the fathers, claims the university by pre-
scriptiop. Our present constitution provides
(Section III, Article W that the supreme
court and court Of appeals shall sit sat the
seat of government and at not more than two
other places in the state" The amendment
upon which the people are TO vote in Sep
tember next, and which was evidently pre-
pared in the interest of Austin, provides that
these courts shall sit Eat the capital and two
other places, or at the capital only if the
Legislature shall hereafter so provide"
1t IL notorious fact that the
people of Austin have been working for
years past to get the courts all concentrated
iLere and give them monopoly of the higher
courts. The provision in the constitution OF
1875 was in their way since the language:
(" sat the seat of the government,
and at "not more that two other places ia The
state" evidently meant there should be b
branch or branches elsewhere than Of Austin.
Now, however, II they can get this amend :
ment proposed 10 Article V. OF the co5sti-
tuition passed without any one seeing
the point and interfering with their subtle
slo-a Il hnna that THAR aHan. laid
plsn NAV be carried out This hope on
their part is strengthed by the fact that they
see the interest in the contest over the loca-
ton of the university will cause their dex.
ferrous insertion in the amendment TO he con-
stitutioA 10 be overlooked, whereby It is
proyided that all of the branches of the su-
preme court and court OF appeals may sit
cat the capital only" Austin would thus
not only rob Galveston and Tyler OF
the branches they now have, but
she would crush forever the hope the
people of Dallas have entertained OF
getting q branch of the supreme court and
court Of appeals there. In view of securing
these branches the people Of Dallas, in
building their splendid new court house, set
apart rooms for the supreme court .nd court
OF appeals, and Justice 10 the people OF north
Texas demands that these branches be
located at Dallas. Justice demands that the
higher courts shall be located 70 suit the
convenience OF the people, and We should be
VERY, unwilling 10 see every man who has
litigation In these courts compelled 10 make
A pilgrimage 70 Austin. This matter ought
20 be discussed and ventilated by the press,
90 that the people may q, least vote with
their eyes open 10 the trueinvsrdness OF this
important amendment.
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MISSOURI Ex-CONFEBERATEs.
what Is said Of the Reunion in Dallas
To-Day by u New Orleans Paper.

To-Day by New Orleans Paper.
N. o. Democrat.
The announcement of the reunion at Dali
lac, Texas, on the tenth and eleventh instant
of the soldiers of Louisiana, Texaa, Arkan-
sas and Missouri who participated in the late
war on the side OF the south will be received
with pleasure by all those who are interested
and is gratifying evidence that the bonds
of sympathy and affection created BY COM
mon suffering and common heroic endeavors
have not been severed during sixteen years
of peace. The soldiers of tho several states
nsmed will meet, not to glorify the cause for
which they and their dead brothers fought,
not to indulge in lamentations over lost
confederacy, nor yet to revive menu
cries that are buried forever under the
dust of nearly two decades; they will meet
as men who honor the memory of their dead
who fell fighting with all tho knightly valor
of paladins of old for cause to which they
were loyal to their hesrs's core, and for which
they esteemed il n glorious privilege to die.
They will meet to recount deeds that have
rendered mems names immortal and TO per-
feet some scheme of benevoence which will
enable the organization to see that the
manned and the widows and orphars'of
dead comrades be cared for. Some such
organization has lorg been needed, and
we sincerely hope that out OF the reunion
at Dallas will spring an association of
that character. Now that prosperity is once
more smiling upon the south, and most of
those who fought in her armies have man.
aged to. accumulate "a competence, while
many have grown rich, it is full time that
more attention is being paid to those widows
and orphans of dead confederstes, upon
whom the stern hand of adversely has con-
tinuously rested, and that ampler provision
was made for those who sacrificed their
health or limbs in the service, Ordinary hu-
mainly dictates that the fortunate sur
vivors of the fierce struggle should take
every means TO succor the unfortunate, and
we shall look forward hopefully to the re-
union at Dallas to evolve some comprehen-
sive plan of relief.
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EsTRATED.

VIII. Ferguson es,rsys before George ,,, Rob ?;
erteon, one pay eI D.own npSlsh' hts,d o.,
hands nigh, about year, old, oo.h Pi an ZEE.
shoulder; v iue 80. -.
Phil Davis estrays before .. *. bIeNlIti Jus,
tice Of the peace, one prQ"n noIse muiei !,
shoulder q T. Value 80.
W. K. Fisher estrays before ~. LINDSAY,
Justice of the peace, horses o. iolioNs; One
brown mare. about 10 hanos nien, years oia,
knot on shoulder. slaain 10Y ~ 80, sn9 no
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

HIS Holiness, the Pope of Rome, has bad
serious proposals made to him to come to
this country, where an independent position
will be guaranteed to him. Come TO Texas,
good Father Leo. Leave Rome, there is
room enough 10 roam over here. Let us see
you establish your see mere, ana then we'll
try and annex Mexico. Over Ahe broad
praires where roam the lowing herds, your
pspal bulls may be heard oil undisturbed,
and there have pss,ural cares. Come TO
Texas, good Father Leo, yea come even to
Dallas, the modest, meekest town of all this
happy land Of Canaan.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

GUITrAU may escape punishment after
all, on the principle that whenever the ro'
moval of the country's capital is pressed
hundreds Of cities claim themselves each tc
be the fitted place; so 1t 10 with Guiteau,
they can't decide on the best mode of pun
ishment. people contending variously that
he ought to be hung, ahot, burned. quarter
ed, smothersd, starved, strapped on wild
horse, ..guillotined, poisoned, cruciaed upside
down, sent to legislature, city council OF
SiberiA. Yet Guitssu leans on leniency and
fsttens on the furious fuss, having gained
several pounds since his Incarceration.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

Boutcteurt Springs, .

The 37th annual session closed with the most
satisfactory results. Sixty-six diplomas were
awarded In single departments; thele were
four graduates In partla courses, aid four
full graduates. The department Of music
numbered more than one hundred pupils. and
made chaste and impressive exhibit on COM
mencement dsy-Art also wac conspicuous.
The facilities here Afforded for broad, varied
aud elevated instructions the advantages Of
locality, climate and comfort, and especially
the care Of health, morals and msnners OF
pupils are mostlsvitlng 10 thoughtful parents.
Eighteen officers and teachers, seven OF whom
are gentlemen.
The 3sth ssnual Session will open on the il.h
OF septsnbsr, lsst. For full particulars apply
% the superintendent.
Pupils arsre,eivod for the estire period Of
scholastic training, fEcLuDfEG VACATIONS.
Here IL y climate lie nost desirable on the
continent for schools; In region free from
malaria, and nbOundlng n picturesque noun
tain scenery, AZ one " % n - beautlinl homes
In Virginia, enjoy Ing the further advantags
Of mineral waters. Parents Ray mud pleOe
for the best pnysscal, moral aud aesthetic de-
velopement Of their dauKht-rs.
The school employs no agsnts, secret of
open, but will furnish rsfercp &C 20 many Of TIE
moff prominent oitizens OF Texas, paurus OF
the school, and Viii send and officer 20 take
charge OF girls who may propose 20 enter ~
the opening " the newt seeslgn- -.
Superintendent.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

The Gordonyille Gazette announces the
sale of Montpelier, tho former home OF
President Madison. The Gazette says IL was
sold on The 18th ultimo at public auction,
Colonel ]. L. Darlington, proprietor OF
the Exchange hotel, Richmond, Of $4,000
II consists of some LOO acres and is situated
in VIVA. Is known Is Piedmont. Virginia, one
Of The mos. fertile and picturesque portions
of this state. II il so miles south OF Wash
ineton, on the V. NJ. railrosd. four miles
from Orange. aud about seven miles from
Gordonuille. lis built Of brick, after The
Doric style, and ftands on high blufl
which commsnds splendid view Of The
Blue Ridge mountains for miles II
Il substantial structure and al
though now somewhat dilspidsted
on sccount Of the negligence Of It's
late owner, Il is sfill . handsome house. Il
contains about twenty-five rooms, most Of
them large and airy; the internal arrange
mepu were ell evidently designed BY The
original owner for comfort 10 he inmsies
rsthsr than shov. The house is surrounded
By magnificent grove Many ofthsse trees
we're planted BY M. Madison himself, who
took an especial pride 10 them and during
his residence si Montpslis< watched Them
with great interest," The night wing Of tbs
house vas ccnstructsd in 17o0- ln 1876
lust shout fhs close Of Mr.. MsdisOn's Ofncial
career, he enlarged Che house II was BE-
rssfh ths roof Of Montpelier hat Mr. hsd-
ison rsosivs1 such Distinguished psrsonsEss
a Van Buren,, Monr0s, Lsfsysi;s and othsfs
ofhiehsr or lower degrees. In tboss csg'
fbs home Of Mr.. Msdison vss Doto0 Tor Ne
ho-p;lslity. sines fhs dssfh Of NJ. ksdisor
ths property hs. pss.s' through he hsno' Q
" orns-A
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chinese ssudens. Going Hsme
PhIIadslphia TImes.


Tha Chinese Legation interpreter, Chi, h
authority for tbs statement that The with
drsvsl OF Chinese students from American
colleges j. not because Of any intention 10
niece them either in Germany and England
OF under sry other foreign government
Arrangements have recently bean perfected
at home whereby The sane advantages can
be given 20 are offered IN this country. Prot
Cumm.---- sn American. IL st present con
duciing q school OF naval officers IN China,
snd It 10 proposed By the Chinese gov
eminent 70 broaden this naval school 90 ss
70 include instruction in ieirgrphy, The liy-
ing languages, military tactics. etc. II VIII
be loostsd ct 1syisn- Much snn0yhncs has
been experienced at the Chinese embassy By
%. various rumor ard speculstions thst
have found heir vsy into print The le-
essi0n has bean specially sunoysd By TIE
s.stsmsnt that The students we're ordered
home becsuss they were imbibing 100
uucs American liberty. While u
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

u moi denied tina, Tho students arc apt 10 fall
too, much 10 love with our Institutions 10 be
entirely trsctsblo ~ home but the
home government was fully swsre Of
this danger before sendIpg them
here. IL was by no means 10
DO taken ~ an indication Of unpleasant rela.
lions between the two governments, rs Amer.
icaus would probably BE- the leading ioach-
ers at homo. The now Minister Is expected
shortly. Some Of the present legation will
remain. The rest will be sont on other Mis-.
Giona.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

TO-DAY in New York there is meeting
of the Joint executive committee of all the
trunk lines throughout the north, called by
Mr.. Albert Fink, commissioner of the wests
ern pool, at the request Of FIVE general man
ayers of the western pools. The object is
the settlement OF all difficulties and differences
in the railroad circles.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

Dr. KonLER's congregation in New York
city having decided to hold religious services
hereafter on Sunday instead of Saturday,
the Jewish circles are considerably ex-
ercised about it. The change was determined
on from polite motives Of commercial
exigences, etc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11
THE Er-oosFEDBRATE MISSOURI RE
UEI0I.

There Will be some siK or seven hundred
of .bss. sr-confs5srstes in our midst to-dsy'
Years, perhaps. have flown since thess pstr'os'
last met. gray hsirs hsve come IN The inisrl'n
where erss was The giory besrd Of ths
cbirrlrous young soldier e be pro7o'i
marched 70 tbs thrilIirg notes OF drum and
bu.is in the ssrrisd ranks that rolled uper
On foe ct 6uiy's call Chsngss msny a
sd Of ever kind and shspe have dOubies'
visited the homes Of ns.rly al & N. N me
n. lara Clouds Of vzr IN up M dsi knss. .
Che sosnsry Of = once happy sOushl.nd- 10.
ssv .,d so-nsorrop tbsss gsIsni rnsn 81
81. fhsir bssflss o'sr sna rscoust The SIR
rig s-sris Of ths tines that tired nsni
,,uis. sbs Ell he Dunbsrlsss ibcadsnn MS
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Yp1 DALLAS grnALo THURSDAY MonNINo AUaUeT u. ies .

man, Tho representative Of our nationality,
whilo her curses on Tho bastard criminal are
loud aud doep, wo arc dcroIict II we tsmely
submit this buccaneer Of q Grove In the
garb of hero, to flap tho black wings Of
death over thousands Of her people, to say
nothing OF our own.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

THE New York Herald says that two
young ladies' from Chicago. now at Long
Branch, 60 daily into the surf with tight
wells. We assume that the gaping beaux at
that seaside avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity, and see fit to surf-it their view of
such beautiful feat.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

THE democratic candidate for governor OF
Ohio will make mo speeches during the can
yass, That's right, Mr.. Bookwalter. Your
high tariff proclivities would cause you 70
nut your foo. into it every time you opened
your mouth.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

A REFORMED young lawyer is driving q
street car in Kansas City.-New Orleans
Picsyune. Is he on brief route?-Phila-
delphia Bulletin. He no doubt still conSid-
ers himself conveyancer.-New York Com
mercial Advertiser. Let him have case at
court end call his first boy Oscar and his
FIRST girl Caroline.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

C0uhty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
County commissioners court convened yes.
terdsy morning. The day was passed in dis
cussing matters. They will DO in session one
week and will adjourn Wsdnc sday to attend
the reunion of tho ex-Missouri confederates.
The bids for the building of the new Jail
will be opened and passed upon some time
during the week.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

THERE are seven beautiful sisters now On
exhibition in Kentucky, whose silken, golden
tressss all reach to the ground, being over
six fest long. This feature is said to De
hair-red-itary 10 the family.