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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

M ANlEO'-ImmsdIately, two good, plain
w painters (brush hands,, good wages paid
to good hands Apply to
n. p. REYMULLER.
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ollSh - Advert .scments NAV oe hanae,
- into our business oIAee up soS y. U
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(NTk tEO. TO pur h.ssa house andlor.
w n use 10 contain NOS l'.s tn n Fix rooms.
Payments TO be maze mIntbly. Addr.st
u W Il a, HHpAIp Once
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r4o CABS GOOD LAND aad y riect .Iiie "a
U Coleman county, Texas, to exchange for
COZ age IN Dallas, OF small property In
vicinity. Address TR Nb
st GeornA III Dfals
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FOR SALE.

FOR GALE CHE IP-A MIC, n, - c-,,,-,-I-
Ing OF lot l33xt6l feet, two dwelling housea
tnereoni three.lOurt s ota mile from the court
nous, Ia the city Of Dallas, on North U,,r.
Woo .treeti io good neighborh pod; 60,
Nenlent TO business, healthy location; good
Fatef, and other advanta res not mentioned
~ Iply at S2i North Harwood street, Dallas,
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN


= - - NV S(@GNNNNN
----~~--~~~~-------~-~--.- -,-~--,,---~>~------.-
NOTICES
DITCH - Adver,. scments may oe hanae
- into our business Olnce up 30 n N
snI lhIo the composing room M 20 \. ~
e41 ACHES GOOD LAM aad y riecI ute a
" Coleman county, Texas 10 exchange for
90. age IN Dallas, OF small property In
vicinity. Address TR Nb
st George Hotel
A GoJD CHANCE for a prr,na wishins to
"a o9y Slod Tar GU nt-wSsnn, team, Inn
plem nls, corn, hay aud rent u farm, ut very
low nsur-s. Applications must be made ON
or before the last day Of October, Apply al
lO4 Russ A'enue. Dallas.
~ X FERGUSON, Fire Insurance., o.ios
win Water supply Co., Grand Windsor
Building Aasttn street, Dallas, Texas. Rep
rrsenting reliable companies would be glad to
nave ashare OF bust sss the city.
INSTALLATIONS WANTS.
WANTED.-A good shoemaker; s.eady
w work and good wages Apply 10
u, A, NCNlrZ SKY,
Denton, Texas
w ANIEO -Immtdiately, two good, plain
w painters (btush hands)i good wages paid
* p, REYMULLER.
Waraha, hi, llscou " n Sas.
M An honest. lnuuslrl a. VTuI1S
w man OF experience 10 operate ret uCh
n nd print Address PHOr0GRAiHER.
Possibilities box 2iO, Wratherfurd Texas
WA N led. To pur hsssa house andIot
w n use 10 contain mos Las tn N Fix rooms
Payments to be maze mIn,bly Addr,st
w -, HsUALD Once.
NNAN EO..-si,naton Uy an enrIgeuc
w business man. Has extensive eX-
pc ieuce "a sAlesin. "A, canVasser, blokkee er
Has also pra0tlca, exp 'rlenca with ma
cninery, sresm aud W ter powers under
NIands perfectly the MAJ, Il acture ul colt ~ aud
wooden goods best relel enoe Address
Al. HERALD uTTIoEl
ALAMEDA loh wuIi glrl Ia small
w family for general housl work In
qulre on Olive street between Live oak and
Sent "a, 1851, OWN sMITH.
MANlEu. --l-lnp,Oy ulrnl Uy :. ,ou..- man !
w aS oisfk, porter, or anywhere that lac
Can make himself useful ThOrOushly con- |
versant with grocery business. Satisfactory |
references furnished. Address |
j. u. HERALD ON e. |
"a ANiED-Io reut twI or tuIvo IuI nisned |
w rooms suitable tur light housekeeping
Tor Two. No children. Must DO quiet and In |
good neighbOrho0d. Address
g, S KIRKLAND. |
----------- cave w. % Ir e,tanh Office. |
MY ANTED by Uuug nlilu, 1m,LIy-
w ment In Wholesale or retail sore. Ii |
a ready writer ana ac TAINTED with rook
kee ing Addresz Herald OFFICE.
nv ANrED. several good seWe :, AprIy
w to Miss NJ Murphy, three doors be ow
snngers', Elm street, over Osden's grocery
store
AM ANIGu, A nrbt-Cidss liquor pAIts NAN
w with m established traIe. Address
Cli ,RlEs REB-rocK o, Louis, Nh
AZ ANIho y s,tua ion " ~. uOo- ~ !
w young maA IN R"y kind OF business; moi
afraid ofwOrk. Address
Il. o.. Dallas Postonre |
WANlED DO bridge carpenters 10 ~ m ~ |
w Z, I, y NJ, q Ry eppy r,M Faull |
supt, Caldwell n Nicely, Contractors, 2Il
Main street. Dallas Texas.
AZ AN IED-TwO trst-class ,oAt mukers |
~ immediately, at II. Zmmermanls, boz |
Main street
NN A IGD-lO0 gailons hue ed money, |
W Auur 81 J nTCULEY,
~ Elm 1tr..f DalIas
w ANthU-A hist-olas caro- 30 CIIlnlI,T
w No other ueed Apply Also a go, d
blacksmith helper 1913 amt 7iO tnurnnrca "A
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A GOOD CHANCE for pur,ua wishing to
IN Ouy ga0d raru GU dt-wSknn, team, inn
plem nls, corn, hay aud rent u farm, at very
low nsur-s. Applications must be made ON
DR. before the last day Of October, Apply al
l04 Il lss A Peuue Dallas,
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~ II. FERGUSON, Fire Insurance. o.fios
win Water supply Co, Grand Windsor
Building Aastin street, Dallas, Texas. Rep
rrseDting reliable companies would be glaa 10
have ashare of bust sss I the city.
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WANTED 90 bridge carpenter, il, N--IE -
w z. r,& NJ, . Ry Apply - VI u Faull
supt' Caldwell & Nicely, Contractors, 2u
Main street. Dallas Texas.
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MTANTeD. by Uuug nln. 1n1-IIT-
w ment in wholesale or Retail sore IL
ready writer and &c ,uatnted with took
kte ing address, ID Herald OFFICE.
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M AN IED-lO reut twJ or tuteu Iutnisned
w rooms suitable tur light Housekeeping
FOR two. No children. Must DO quiet and In
good neighbour God. Address
g, S KIRKLAND.
Care w. II Ne esrAnh Office
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MTA tEU. Situation UI an enrIgetr
w bustDpss man. HEs extensive eN-
pe.ieuce IA alesln "A, canva.ser bloksee er
Has also pTa0tca, exp 'riehca with ma
cninerg steam and W ter powers; under
Stands perfectly the MAJ, Il acture ul colt n aud
wooden goods; best relelenoe Azure
K Al, HERALD tFFICRl
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w to Miss NJ Murphy, three doors he ow
snngers', Elm street, over Osden's grocery
store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

A(l An lED--A 4 ioi wuLt girt Ia small
w family for general hous' work In
quire on olive street, between Live oak and
Brysn, midway OF the hlocE.
Sent "a. ISL. OWN eMITn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-28

w Al Eo .-lllnp'Uy Mout W juuar man
w Ia olsTk porter, or anywhere that ho
can make himself useful Thoroughly con-
versant with grocery business. Satisfactory
references furnished. Address
j. Il V HEuAIn Off -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-08
REEF RACKET.
Financial Embarrassment Of John
q. Rice.
The Camp is Still Expecting"
SILVER REEF, June 5, 1873.

SILVER REEF, June 5, 1881.
Editors Herald:
We have, for week or more, had
a time Of no little excitement and
embarrassment. It was fully ex-
pected that the Stormont mill and
mine would have been put in ac-
tive, full operation on the 1st inst,
but in this we have failed.
Colonel Allen is reported to
have been advised by the company's
managers to delay for another
month; then, our currency in the
camp having been principally
checks of J. 81. Rice on Salt Lake
bank, and these having been refused
at the said bank, quite a panic en-
sued. Mr.. Rice was interviewed,
and candidly admitted his present
inability to provide for his paper,
but said that his assets were ample,
and liabilities would all be met
within reasonable time, and if not
involved in suits at law, his fnan-
cial trouble would soon be over
come. His creditors and neighbors,
having great confidence in his hon
esty and integrity, accept his expla-
nation, and in good faith bide their
time and lay away the checks.
Captain Lubbock returned last
week and Immediately took control
of the Christy Company's business,
paid off for the previous month. and
this was slight relief, financially.
It is now expected that all the
three idle mills will be put in opera
ton by the 1st of July. The Stor-
mont Company are now working
about fifty men in the mines, mostly
prospecting for ore and making
ready for a force of hands when
wanted.
The weather has been quite hot
and windy for a week past. Ripe
fruits begin to make their appear
ance in the market. Hay is down
to $12 and SIS per ton; butter and
eggs go begging for an offer; chick
ems are scarce and in demand at adj
vaneing rates. The health here is
good, and improving in st. George.
0, the flies! j.
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A PHENOMENON.
CHESTER. June Sd. 1881

CHESTER, June Sd, 1881.
Editors Herald:
On my way to Manti, yesterday,
stopped at Ephraim, and his honor,
j. 2. Christensen, mayor of that
good burg, invited me out to the
east part of the city to see the
strange phenomenon of hole in the
ground. A Mr.. Ned Yensen was
busy watering his grain-where
blowing andwatering have been done
for twenty-five years. All at once
he felt a giving way under his feet.
He backed from the spot and felt
himself safe on terra 1irnlG, and
gazed at the sinking earth crowned
with grain. The little irrigating
streams trickled into the hole, and
whether water from below met
water from above this deponent
saith not, but some cause produced
a sort of fermentation sucking in
the grain. A little boy was lowered
down, and by a careful measurement
the hole was ascertained to be
twenty feet deep, fifteen feet in cir
conference. The walls of the hole
are as we'll defined as an experienced
well digger would desire. In a solid,
compact, clayey land is this hole
dug. d ~
/ have read of some places that,
by going up, have left a hole or great
lndentatiOn, but this is in the Oppo-
site direction. It by no means
argues that there is a downward
tendency in this Ephraimitish burg,
for it is place of boOms and boom
ing grain industry, and if no stall
wart hoppers invade the wide
spreading eXpanse of luxuriant
grain, will ere long fill the barns of
these hardy sons of the Scandina-
Wan race.
Two little boys, last Sunday, to be
revenged on third little boy about
a sleigh, set fire to it on the straw in
the shed, and Mr.. Ottenstran's
fine barn and contents vanished in
smoke.
AS l drove along to my objective
point, l drove through acres Of
beautiful wheat, some in the boot;
barley headed, the wide-spreading
hay bottoms, abundantly submerged.
promising a bountiful harvest Of
hay. Not whimper was heard of
any polygamic raid from the
troubled home of the president in
pact, but peace, gentle peace pre-
vaded. Passing by the pinnacle of
fame, l gazed at the towering pro-
tortions of the pure white temple
monument of the Mormon zeal and
patience. 1t is high noon, and in
obedience to the steam whistle, the
busy throng of artizans retire to
shade and dinner. 1 visit next the
well-filled meeting house, it being
fast day, and to see the offerings
brought by the Marys and Marthas
to feed and gladden. the poor, and
then see how demurely these fast
ing, waiting souls waited on the
Lsrd, was refreshing indeed.
DC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-08

LEsLIE'S MONTHLIES, when
bound, make neat little volume
The HERALDBindery does work IN
every style and at reasonable rates
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16
The Rugby Colony to be
Removed.

\ dispatch from Louisville to the
Cincinnati Times says:
A gentleman from the East gives
the information that the Rugby colony
is TO be bodily removed from Tennessee
to Minnesota. Mr.. Hughes stated in
Boston that he and his iellow-hclpers
had been gricvOusly cheated by the par
ties from whom thcy bought the tract
The land is not at all productive water
is not to be had without boring $50
feet, and many circumstances oppose
the ultimate success Of the colony, no
matter how long it might remain there.
Minnesota has granted sufficient land To
the coIonists- absolutely free; the
friends Of the enterprise in England
have raised sufficient means whercwith
to transport them to that State, and the
removal will shortly be effected. This
is greatly to be regretted, as the colo
nists are all men Of thrift and some
means, none being admitted with less
than $500, and the deception practiced
upon these philanthropists will initiate
against Tennessee and the South great
w."
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the Mcgee.

.,
Hon. A. a. fireman. ''o'@'''eH'
Tennessee Republican, in Il late later
view with q reporter Of the Cincinnati
c,o,r,Oro;ol oxnroysol himself ~ fI.
,,' s", ,,,a ,1,;n,snf tLo noaro
IONS W regard " '''c c'"''i'S " 'N' N'e''
for Office;
Ron -Wb,t i, Won think of the
prop6.ition to place Il colorcd man in
the Cabinet
Mr. Frccmon-They do not regard
Nr Garfield =. either a coward or IN
idiot md thew do not therefore. be-
iinvc that he can he either caiylcd or
hujl;oJ int, tbo nrrtnrmoucc Of An act
tbnt without brlninr any one, would
destroy fine Inst hone for the restoration
~ nn,uhIi,oui.n In thc S9uth. The
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16
McCLURD'sS
Temple Of Music,
65 Union Street,
Nashville, /: {: Tennessee

The proprietor Of this, the oldest MUSIC
llOl ~ in the South respectfully announce,
to his friends and the general public that
having on hand the accumulation of SHEET
MI SIC Tor thirty years, embracing everything
from Virginia reel or comic song to tho
works OF the old and great masters, proposes
to GIVE an equal amount Of this stock to ev-
cry one ordering or selecting one dollar and
upwards worth from his general stock which
includes all the latest publications. This oiicr
Is made with view To distributing this inn
mcnse stock among his patrons FREE OF
charge to them.
PIANOS, as usual, from the hest makers, in
GLIDING the renowned KNABE, the reliable
DUNHAM, and the famous FISCHER and
WllEELOCK.
ORGANS in great variety Of STYLES, from
The Matches" Burdett and other noted
manufacturers All Of which will be sold far
below usual prices for CASH or negotiable
paper.
\ Wholesale Department has been added
for the sale Of Strings. Harps, Violins, Aecor-
dcons, etc., to which the merchants attention
is especially invited. Will duplicate New
York prices, with freight only added. Call or
send for catalogues and prices. Don't forget
the Sheet Music proposition.
JAS. a. MCCLURE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16

70. s.: Years Aftorward E.s
Gi.or9 Riu~ri9d S1l the
County Jai! 20 q
Horse t.ii@f.


in the lil Yesterday, whereby Mr.
Grogec Smithson, of 5hclbyyiIic, wa>
married f., l,y,. Bette Duau, Of tral,n
Tin.
Justice -. . rroiynlun tied the nrp
,iaI knot, in the presence Of the i9iI off
Gers, Justice +. X. Adams, and tire,
mcaibrr4 OF tie ci,y press,
The GROOM Was arrested some three
Years 400, unon the charge Of horse
.,olll. in Sunni. county but bcine
ac1ailt,d upon Il far trial "bcrore Il iury
mis- peers" he was then taken to Shell
byy8l,, where Il similar charge was pre-.
fcrrod aaains. him. There he was tried
found guilty, and sentenced to ten
years imprisonmcnt, and IL confined in
iaiI here awaiting a hearing !eiorc the
Supreme Court.
while confined in Gallatin it was re-
ported that the prisoner vas an exceed
ngjy handsome man, and Mrs. Dunn,
the widow Of DR.. Damn, Of that place,
made il convenient 20 meet him. She
seemed to be- infatuated with the prison
or. and u!iuucI TO witt him ''in lis
dungeon cell" Smithson began to
cherish tender passion for the lady,
and although few wears his senior, he
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16
Fronch Language.

Prof. \. Jourdan is prepared to give French
lessons to few more pupils. His classes are
making fine progress. References: Governor
Marks and lady, DR.. Murrcl and lady, J. l..
Baugh and lady, W. J. Slater and lady, NJ.
r. Petty and lady, b. 5. Henderson and lady,
DR.. &. p. Baird and lady, Messrs Embrcy and
sons, and Misses Maggie March, Ida Leiebcr
and Mcls.a Merritt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16
Remedy for Bone foionS.

The London Lancet, which is said tc
he authority on such subjects, gives the
following unique cure for bone ielons:
As soon as the disease is felt, put di-
rcctly over the spot a fly blister about
the size Of your thumb nail, and let it
remain for six hours, at the end OF
which time directly under the surface
of the blister may be seen the fclon,
which can be instantly taken out with
the point of a needle.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16

IT is said that Gov. Hawkins is going
to remove Col. killcbrew, to make room,
for his brother We hope this is not
true. KiieJ,ew has certainly done
more for Tennessee than any man with
in is borders, ana We are satisfied that
his removal would raise howl Of indig-
nation from Garter to Shelby. Retain
KilleLrew, by all means. lie has
proved himself 90 efficient in the lis
eharge oi bis Official duties flat M IT,
er man IN he piaee vii be 1ui,able tc
Nh, ,.a.,Io
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16

L say, Paddy, that is the worst
looking h rse that have ever sccn in
harness. Why don't you ialten him
up"
d" Fat him up, is it? Faix, the poor
haste can scarcely carry the little mate
that's on him nov, ." replied Paddy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16

The Boston Globe remarks that love
is an affection Of the stomach. In the
interest Of amatory poetry, we really
hope not. Just imagine lover war
bling beneath the lattice Of herhe loves,
&" Ny stomach, my stomach is breaking
for the lovc Of Alice Gray : Medical
Monthly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16

During this cold weather how long
can the in; stand ?-I Ncanor.
But how long can the pen holder?
- Jane Grey ''wisshclm.
Tell Us how lons can the pencil
sharpcuor, and wen answer that. -
Scientific American.
They are right AS long as the weather
remains stationcry.- liazcn.
Your puns are cnvc!oped in obscNri-
ty. That's no watr" to got ohjokcs. -
Atlantic Monthly.
Sral-ah : The Nation.
Does any one for Il moment suppose
that such puns give a paper weight
They should be ruled out and a FOOLS
cap placed on the punstcrs. - y. y.
san.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16

b'N''N >'''' u 'HbSN N"'iNh ic'N'N'NN
was on Cherry street, and the house If
now the merchants Exchange and
whisky is sold in it.
During Marshal Bcrtrand's stay in
Nashville large number Of citizens
called to pay their respects. The writer
was Il very young man, and was among
the visitors, On entering the parlor
where he "rcccivcd," the Marshal was
seated near ihc Fireplace. The writer
was instantly struck with his resemb-
lance to tie Old man Bertrand, Of Gal
latin. The likeness vas perfect. The
features Of the Marshal had become IA
mIiar to II. from an old painting de.
pctlng the dcath-bcd Of the first Napo-
leon at It. Helena, and Count Bertrand
vas prominent figure in the group,
being seated, bent, ncar the bedside,
Singular, too, that the likeness had
never before occurred to us, but it flash
ed over us, in an instant, that there sat
the twin brothcr-thc double.
Awaiting our time to be presented
. Farther study Of the face Of the Marshal
confirmed one idea beyond II doubt. In
due time we had the honor Of an intro
duction. He was, like all lrcuchmen,
anab,e and courteous Az orr voutL
aid NOT iu.tifv -. IN ,ooro thon , CORY
hriof cHnvor.ot;n, wa yorw ,;m;dly
|oskcd tbn Mor.h,l IN wLnt n,rt If
France he wac Lorn
I[n rcn,ioJ ",t N,rso;l,oy
| " DID Won bovc onv Lr,tbcr >"
".Yc. s
L" WAS he with &c, LcCloro in San
Dom;nrng,
:" IT, yos hr+J horo royor l,ov,
wbot wo. his fYlc -
" WIZ Jo , ,yl gn no ipopirad NJ
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W. u I i, A I1
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16

81 htt'rsb,ay, Pt., Jan. 10, 1879.
MILLER Bros Gentlemen: We have sold
large quantities OF your Paints and Narnshss,
AMI parties having used the same speak high
ly OF the durability and finish of your Paints,
and find the colprs and mixture Just as you
repr, sent. There can be no better Paint iur
exposure to the heat and cold, and any one
usn; it will surely do so again. Your Varni.h
is also giving the best Of satisfaction and is
pronounced the best goods ever sold in this
scci'n. iouarc at liberty to use our name
as ri renee. Respectfully,
CiIALFANT 4 GRANT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16

On Wednesday Of last week the two
Houses Of Congress met, in the hall o!
the House Of Representatives, and
counted the electoral vote. Garfield
and Arthur were declared elected. Car
fields vote ioots up 2li. Hancock
AL. The vote Of Georgia WIS not
counted on account of the electors not
meeting upon the day designated by
law.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-16

the Pension Commissioner has re,
ported to Congress that hcpcnsion roll
If the war Of 1872 contains the names
Of 10000 survivors and %, OO0 widows,
although the war had occurred seventy
wears ago. The Commissioner thinks
that the pcasion-ro!ls contains many
fraudulent cases, and asks that the mat
ter be investigated.