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BOGUS BUTTER.
Hauling Up the Retail Grocers
Who Sell the Vile Stuff.
A Section Of the Day Of Judgment
In Store for the Makers.
Watlttale Adalteralion and EaarmaEs Prsatz-
How lht Fraud Is Nsrked on.

F'Nt's@@s1 ss~"s.Nsese"" N'* '~N%".' -e'S
nun TUG ''''0 - "'''ss VII
yesterday hrpcarcl before a Justice OF INC
thu folnv,t,r rot All urooors. who hayc bcon deal.
inu In l.u,tor,ne md o,hcr h,t,cr cm,nterfctts.
s ssea"'or. e No. west f aa,tson strcet: J. +. ID
Holden. No. III lIaIstad strco,; Cisrk 1ros. +
Merrill: "! M No ~, tIal.tsa ..rees: O. Il. Aalsren;
EsI S @ .s nssa @aa .sas e'rf .ra
cases,
rhn ,,nr,.,r,. rro, ,...to,, ,ho., ,vo-ro,,.
were issued nto made out On the usual hanks,
tho written portion rcadinR As follows: " Did
sn"",n.s, a ,s.: 'saoau1e".s, , nna mn'awn' se..
a1o oc"'cr VI ua "rle'' cons's1tu9 =.
mixture " lard Or otnss animal fat With outter.
for human fnt,tI. n, and fnr tu,ttor w,tbont AT
~ ,,.,,mor s,,an .,,a a ~, ,at,"a.. s'rns,,'trs
suId - of tho fact thas such article was such
mixture, and the proportions In which anil lHsd
Or anlnals r.tx alid Gutter rcapeetively entered
lard md aniInNi fat U either aEg not hasu!less
nT,ielea' ""''' "+o "9'o '''' 3't"4 ~ 'so'o' "A'a
ID" warnn,s Mi, he tervea tv t.on,tonte to-
,inx md III urnt.,n ~ ntosc ,nSnstonr1 ,nsr n.
sn ~ arte tar "s arrs d % shis ~
H." RtL[iG HA0StS .At0A &(SSs "AaSu
they are about 1t they might u we'll make re-
solve y
uASnLE IN Moftr: t,r r1tE spt,urorfY coM.
uAntr,
., ,.-.. a., ,r
aIlNer 09J ciFcums!a1,cea WnAtoseF. ~. Howe.
nn1 ~. ,nI.1h @ onsaet ~ bekyst "nun9 eomson .s ne
" Wasen PEE no T. ,uAeksu' nre thuraunnlyx H. uatnf.
,@Iaga @ ~ ~ uaIAt . " ~ ~ nttalou. % Ms.,as: ar;
@ ams nsenus ~ sWssF ~ w utnst "AsIa'rt M aau
eunao u!ner ar!ests1 rs i4|st as ny u hu1e ~ Ac"
..n,t oMo s,t.,t .o1 uSsueacs ~, ss ~ orMx
ata'il GonHietiou. Ing Ietati kreTs Wlo
dlskMea u "bttl ndtst'r." and tho nillionuiro
W ~ ~tn91 *tiE y; n1K ~ f 'aa nr4na
~ ~ awI a. prseennons nso ~ pa naaa 9nasr
iuo aa1untaon sIasuAe passsn ~ .ne osnte
,.ees!Mtitfn Ast w.ntor; Which lfesGrioea tof the
nrst vM,lat!on .a, ~. " nut !''ss tlan ~ nnr
rs t,s aa aanil saM t9s @ the seSona puohsa nMs o.
~ ~ ~ ~ s' S au @ ~ t ~, ~ t ,S ~ ~ utus
tinn oY nui tnoru tnan siGfj. md n tcri,. .nf mt
tuAra than ono yeur il, the Cu1nsy .lnlt.
The evidence HKanst rho aforementioned
xEoceER Ii Of the must convlnc,t,x nature. and
nus becn carefully w0FkeA up by Mr. HIVE
aRd a corps nf rlnkortnIs detectives. In
nearly every instAnee counterfeit hutter hRs
lcpll purchased Ut 1hetn nttler representations
VIVA thn ct1nJtnH trttf.lfs 1srNf, Mnrie
, 1881-12-17

WELCOMED INTO III; REFORM RANKS.
DuFfALo, Due 1u-0et'rKo William Curtis III
a iecturu tauIghl OIL clvil.sorvlo0 rafornl, vol.
co.nctl rres|4ent Arthur lnto the sefarm Eanws,
@nd trustoi to 500 blu carry out the aeolnra.
tlonA III hta Inaugural MQsxAEe.
, 1881-12-17

HAnnisBunn, Pa.. Dee. lt-A et1nrtcr has boon
granted thu He'd Bank 4 Youngstown Hatroal
campuny, capital fd,ssa00E. The suRtl viii run
frum II point ono miln GUST Of Rel Funk. Clarion
County, 10 n point ol, the lpu un,lAry-lluo boz
twcpn pennsylvnntn and Ola. pear where lho
AiahuninE River etHsses tho ling III Warren
County, n t.stauce Of s,xty.nvc miles.
, 1881-12-17

Nervousness, debility. aud exhausted vitality
cured by urGWns Iron ulttyrs.
, 1881-12-17

PITTsnuRG. Pa. Dec. ld.-s. II. Tolton, Gonorul
Superintendent Of the ran- Handle Rallls'ad, has
tenlesc,f lifa reassipuon, tn take e!cvt ut once
Sir. Folton sewers hts ootnuuuon with tho PENN
Ayivana Company entirely, IIil will nsallnl0 th0
lnH!ron OF General Superintendent Ut the Nav
York Il New EnHland ituilwhy.
, 1881-12-17


soon AuAs nfs bntler.tra.e completely eoNe.
4ua. sauns Just now BIZ former ctiatutncEH nta
supplied. DO concludes that Y they urn R','ng to
buy huttorrMe' r.' they ,nThs a. t,sa.,, wo'l ,hnY
II. former iS III ssutazSnis'a ia "a 70 the uu..es.
iuo non. Thesv c"aes arc. howeyvr.
rnro, md TOO ',ften tho Rleoer N0ea lnin tho
bnsiness deliberately, leca.lse ot no hanasums
isItrsF tho cstinlnodtty tn thgln uut Ut earcrta
wuRnns. so that. III ono wi! "iHmb!c. aa ths
sayln1 IL. rhvy ,tlts back All that tho Rroeeris
u0Ahlo TO dispose ~ ~ snoil ~ u 1cetles ~,
milk. make II ~ x.a'd as now. str.
Howe ID on tho truck .ps Gra'nniur
wha hHA ylAdo Ais lsAtst 1ts haytnx ctenrot
oyer M ~ nla .oasc,, Y ol9ps,;.x ~ a,II 9MstsE
CARRIED atuut With hin III his dlsgllsu tif stnlt
country farmer, and also MS ufslpe' ANH!nBt
another ''uiutle-u up" tlF.a,e: wan 1n6 *rvera!
nu9,tas p4s, b.. 1nppisa ~ Win h4'tos'lsa house
!! isoniy not il, CnIcuao tnat prosecutions Of tho
ktlil aro IL be risorusly conducted thus winter.
The, 0uttar And !h.iry Interest lt,rouxhYut tho
lh9sullxhly aro.sud to shu necessity OF
surpREsslx4 TItE a.Al.E oF HUTrEniNEt
ilku unto the Enarln0r y which tho uaa,lufBcturu
Ut udufterpte1 chgrac was put stop t. mt st'll1
axu. III coaycntlnn Vt cBtar tltpds, H.. two
weeks ug0, i committee vi thirteen wu4 Ap-
biIEles!yasa tu furthvr prutcet the legtt,qate
iluatness Anu severely plnsn tho ca.in<estoit.
cFs, 1t wns thought fauaiblr to hnsu Congress
t.nposa rovenns of says y sc"!s put poana, On M.
&; Hdulas. cbaFlas cfli: ha,sz. rhiDp Alexander:
and deorxe 4 tlosa; fos ths psossrsnton = nf
butter. chlcaxu ctnllat's only ten ue twelve
nIultcfaEure, and thurs ara aok tuure tlAn lU1
usuls In tue buslncss throughout tho cauItrs'
, 1881-12-17
The Bpltttnorn Merchants allA the
Trunk Line Freight War.

The international d Ssromt Northern
Completed to thu lilo Gralaao.
ST. Lou1f, No. Dec. 10.-Dispatchcs received
at tho headquarters nj Gould'a SyAtem suy tho
International & Circuit Nnrlhsrl lt.tlrund Ii ootn.
plelcd tn Lit urctlu, On thu lilo GranAp, and tvltus
will run through In a few lMys.
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consistin, in stock at Pub PuGils or piecs.s.
If VIC do not have the po ,re 1t for y.
Music wanted, will proc:,u,' lose neth"
Give us trial and you VIII
Nsr5, '60-tE
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

u,uE FIRM OF COFFIN Il KEN
NALY, by mutual consent, has been
this day dissolved, John Kennaly taxing
the Idaho City branch of the business ana
Frank r. Coffin g. Bro. the Boise Clty
branch. All liabilities contracted by the
firm of Coffin 81 Kcnnaly at their ldaho
CITY store will be paid by John kennaly !;
and Frank r. Coffin & Bro. those made ny
the Boise City store. Parties having
claims are requested to present them
promptly. Likewise, all accounts DUE or
to become due, made at Idaho City, must
be paid to John Kennaly, and those made
at Boise City to F. r. Conffi & Bro.
FRANK Il. COFFIN,
JOHN KENNALY.
June 81, 1881.
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DR.. SPINNEY
MO. IL KEARNY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases
YOUNG MEIN

AOoN ~ N4-&llN
NAEHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EP.
wv fects Of youthful follies or indiscretion vii
do well to avail themselves of this, the greatest
boo, ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity.
DIR, SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit $500 for ev
ery case OF Seminal Weakness or private disease Of
any kind or character which he undertakes and
fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty vhs
are troubled with too frequent excavations Of The
bladder, often accompanied by slight smartingof
.,r ming sensation and weakening OF the system
al manner the patient cannot account for. On
examining the urinary deposits ropy sediment
will often be found, and sometimes small part.
Giles of albumen will appear, or the color Will Dc
a thin milkish hue, again changing to DARK ana
torpid appearance. There are many men VINO Gs
of this difficulty ignorant of the cause. WINCH
the second stage OF seminal weakness. Dr. WIN
guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases, anas
healthy restoration of the genito-urnary organs
Office Hours--1O to and to 8. Sundays non
10 to IL A. NJ. Consultation free. Thorough exam
nation and advice, So.
Call or address
DR.. SPINNEY & CO,
No. IL Kearny Street, San francisc"
P. S.-For private diseases OF short slana ",
fun course of medicines, sufficient for cure, WIN
all instructions. will be sent to any ADDRESS " -
ceipt of $1,000
Jan. 49, 1S80-t.
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per day as home aamples
worth So tree. Address
bu ~sox l. Co, Portland, Ne.
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8 Inch to 4 IL Feet in
DIAMETER.
and will bore to any
REQUIRED DEPTH!

They will bore successfully and satisfac
torily in all kinds of Earth, Soft Sand and
Limestone, Bituminous Stone Coal, Slate,
Hard Pan Gravel, Lava, Builders Serpen.
tine and Conglomerate Rock, and guaran-
teed to make the very best of wells in
Quick Sand. They are lightrunning,
simple in construction, easily operated,
durable, and acknowledged as the best and
most practical Machine extant. They are
endorsed by some of the highest State Of
ticlals. We contract for prospecting for
COAL, GOLD, SILVER, COAL OIL
AM ALL KINDS OF MINERALS.
Also for sinking Artesian Wells and
Coal Shafts, &c. We also furnish En-
gines, Boilers, Wind Mills, Hydraulic
Rams, Horse Powers, Brick Machines,
Mining Tools, Portable FORCES, Rock
Drills, and Machinery of all kinds.
Rs- Good active Agents wanted in
every Country in the World.
ADDRESS
Western Machinery Supply Depot
5ll Walnut Street,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI, U. S. A.
State in what paper you saw this.
August oily
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And atpriess 30 per cent: below
our fermsr rates.
, 1881-06-04
'IIII01HER BARGAIN SALE
MTLLIN ERY =!
PARDRIDGES.
BOTH STORES.
BOTH STORES.

article qotc in this advertisement Is totCcr s
,tnnu ca. bought for at other ho"se*. 0It.ygmD
Price a. ths sale /. HNUc the goods aUc 0tccttsc'
a4Gu u ~ s.or tc, asEcd for, and 'oe haze not aus
m m"nYscutcd the 1,tuttttcs.>>
, 1881-06-04
H<fNKKUEI' STORE.
:
SPECIMEN
BARGAINS!
TO BE HAD AT THE
BANKRUPT Store.

3C-inch All-Wool Col0rcl
Cashmere at 40 cts.
40-incll Suiting Flannel at
rs cts.
4O-inch Camel's Hair Suit
ing ut 35 cts.
Lace Bunting, 10 cts.
Printed Lawns, 6 cts.
Striped Skirting, 10 cts.
Printed Lawn S,lcques, SOC.
Lawn Suits, $1.25.
Linen Busters, $1.00.
Shetland SIlawls, 75c.
Silk Dolmans, $500.
Lace Top Gloves, 20 cts.
s. IS white, 12c.
3-Button Kid Gloves, 35c.
Spanish Lace, half price.
Ribbons, half price.
Straw Hats, half price.
Artificial Flowers, halfprice
Gauze Vests, 25 cts.
Seamless Hose, 10 cts.
Corscts, half price.
Clildrcn's Dresses, hall
price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14
A Good Man and a sen.,ble view,

Mr.. j. B. Ham, of Lewiston, Maine, one Of
the old and honored citizens of that place
who visited Dallas and other points in Texas
last February, thus writes to one of our lead
ing citizens: Il wish you we're here to- day;
you would find quite difference from those
cold clammy and wet days of last sprini.,
Crops are generally good and fruit particn-
larly in abundance. We had s,rawberr 20
for full two months, commencing with ,lr o.
raised in Virginia and ending with thoao
raised here. Then came raspberries, blue>
berries and cherries in great abundance, but
we havn't seen peach yet. We shall have
an abundance of apples and pesrs, but
these have hardly begun to ripen yet. The
pear trees on my premises arc dropping with
the weight Of the fruit upon them. So by
the time you get here we hope
to have plenty of Maine fruit to feed upon,
and If this should fail, we will try and find
something else, so you. shall not 60 back to
Texas hungry.
Now please try and induce some OF your
southern people, who have never beer north
to give this.section visit. We don't ex-
pect them to come to stay, but we do think
that If more of the men and women of the
southland would take the trouble TO come
and SEQ us, they would go home better salts.
fled with the whole country. Business of all
kinds is good here in Lewiston. Everybody
on the jump and no loafers around and none
wantnt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14

MIA Al Anderson, of Kildare, was in the
city yesterday.
Percy Barnett, Now York commercial
tourist, is at the Grand Windsor.
Mr. Henry Freiberg, IT,, returned home
yesterday from an extensive trip east.
Hon Mr. Wood, representative in the leg.
islstpre from Kaufman county, IL in tho
city
J.R. Jeter, esq, appointment attorney OF
Sherman, is in the city, guest OF me D.
George.
DR. Henry A Lewis, of Grape Vine, is lying
quite i'll at his home, with fever, ind is not
expected 10 live.
90. II. Clancy, the well known shirt mNnuN
faciurer, leaves this morning for JaunI
through North Texas.
Mrs. A. Woods will leave this evening on
the east,bound train for Hot Springs, Ark ,
for the benefit of her health.
Robt Seay, county attorney, has returned
from q trip to Wooten Wells, where he
went 10 take rest. alter the district court
adjourned.
John X Crump, the popular travelling
salesman for the Bowman & Bleyer distilling
company, st. Louis, is in the city, greeting
his old friends.
DrS w Field. city physician, left las.
night for Abilene, and W III return Monday
evening. During his absence DR. NJ NJ
Newsom will take charge Of his practice.
MIN Hartman, district clerk Of Tarrsn'
county, and his wife, passed through thu
city yesterday, on their way homo from
Woo,on Wells, where they have spent sew
ersl weeks.
His many friends will regret that Mr.. $ I
johnson, proprietor Of tho Southern Cen
nurseries, is lying quite III Of TYPHOID fever
near the corner Of William street and Nc
Kinney avenue.
WBRush, w Su,er, John Alexander
and X w Ward, Of Austin; George Rusl
and A g Swoop, Of Scguin, passed through
Yesterday on their way home, from The stat
ilremen's association at Sherman!
Mrs.Dr. II. X. Leake returned last even
ing from Georgetown, Williamson county
where she has been for tho past seyera
weeks In tho interest OF tho health OF it'll
Walter. now quito restored again by the t'il
and visit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14
prIerrnnhars, Hic.nia.

The HERALD acknowledges tho receipt Of
an invitation to attend a midsummer moons
light pic mic, under the auspices Of the T
M. Il A, Of Dallas, Texas, at ShadyView Park
Tuesday evening, August Is, 1881. The
following are the committees and the names
Of those who compose them:
Committee of arrsugements-H w Barre,
Il 5 Snead, Il Il Fosdick and w L Strom>
berger.
Reception Communicable and Mrs j B
Elsifer MIR and Mrs Q Kirkland, Miss
Allie Orookstop, Mr. and Mrs Frank Austin
and Mr. and MIS- w Ii Smith.
Floor managers-W Il Braggins, S
Fitzpatrick Il w Gilmore, b .Horsfull,
t Ciawson, A McMorris. A S Howe, G j
Frankel, OR CIampIt', G S Vivian and Mr.
Berry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14

About year ago colored ma named
AL Hall was deserted by his vio a. Bryan,
aud had three children, two bova and girl
left on his hands. Albert id u sister
living at the same place, With her he left
the children and came to Dallas to 60 to
work. He got work and did we'll, and SO
long as he sent money to his sister, all went
we'll. He either stopped sending money or
did something else to make his sister tired Of
taking care of his children. AL. is WE'LL
digger, and while engaged at his business in
the country yesterday, it became necessary
to make blast. He came to town TO get the
powder and fuse. While here no heard that
two negro boys had Just arrived, @. o. D.
(call on dad) per the Texas Express comps-
ny. AcLualed by curiosity, he went TO the
express Office to see the goods. To his utter
establishment be found them to be hiS boys.
Ho paid tho charges on them, $l650, and
took them home with him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14
County schools,

Judge Burke, of tho county court, organ
lied the school communities and the follow.
ing is the showing made; Number Of
children reported upon tho tex assessors
roll, whites, 8,4S2i black, 400. Number Of
communities organized, whites, 81; blacks, lG
Number of children in community list fol
organization, whites, 3,0SS; blacks, 4Oi
Total, 1902. Amounts OF appropriation by
state for supper! of public free schools, Sl2,-
1I6; interest on county school lands,
$474 ,95, Sli5l2 of which was appropriated
to the city schools as their pro rata. Amount
not appropriated last year, S25l.l0. Total
school fund, Sl8, 45503. County Judges
fees Sl9S; treasures's fees and unsppropri.
ated balance, S226.43; leaving net balance
for distribution of Sl3lST93, Pro rats
distribution, 1915.
The largest white school community is at
Lancaster, which has lOS pupils.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14
Our New Gas Engine.

Friday under the supervision of Majol
Il. V. Tompkins, the agent, our new gas en-
CINE was put into position and connected
with the presses. After having gotten il
into condition the gas jet was turned on and
simultaneously with the gas flow the ma.
chinery was put in motion, running the
presses with which it was by belt and gear
ing connected. The material and workman
ship are of the best and most finished order
and it is q model of beauty and smooth
working in every respect. 1t is noiseless
perfectly safe from explosion, and removes
eli necessity for anything like dirt to work it
as lie entailod on engines requiring coal or
wood. AS an economical Investment, it is
said TO cost about only ono half tho cost of
steam engines. Parties wishing to SEQ it in
operation csn call toSlno.row.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14
UITY CRIT CHAT.

Prairie chickens on ice, at JarretL's.
Order your carriages by telephone from
Arthur Gains stable
1t was 99o in the shade yesterday.
Attention is called TO the advertisement Of
L. Ellington, this morning, on fret page.
A delegation of Dallas young people will
attend camp meeting at White Rock to-day,
A tsllor on Elm street in East Dallas was
obbed Friday night of two pair Of
pants.
Farmers are hoping for good rain. They
say that it would do the cotton a deal Of
good.
Dr. Sutton had an important call yesterday
morning about O'Clock to Gee his ten pound
daughter.
The track of the Texas Trunk road was
laid TO the corporate line of the town Of
X aufmsn last evening.
For well modelled, clear and clean photo
graphs go to Alfred Freeman'G art gallery
No. sos North Main street.
A brakeman was severely injured in the
wreck OF the gravel train at Hutchins on the
Il K I Q road, and lie not expected to live
Geo Sands, colored, was arrested by the
police last night about u O'Clock, and
locked up on the charge of robbing the
house of John Love, colored.
Jarrett, the Dallas ice man, did swelterir e
and suffering humanity great benefit during
the reunion of Missouri ex-confeders.es, BY
furnishing an abundance of northern lake
ice for the occasion.
A large crowd turned out 20 hear tho lee
ture of Rev. Mr.. Schul, of Cincinnati, et the
synagogue, Friday night lie is pleasant
and forcible speaker. He lectures again this
morning at the same place.
City Engineer Thatcher has had force at
work for the past two days filing the ugly
holes on the principal streets with n red
clay which is taken from tho earth where
buildings are being erected
The travellers supply box, q useful contr-
vance for excursions, fishing expeditions and
travels in general, consists of four pint bots
ties Of "Conrsd's Budweiser," a tumber and
corkrcrew. AK for them at your hotel.
The case of the city vs.. Loeb, charged
with keeping disorderly house which was
continued until the 23i was not with the
consent Of Judge X. II. West, who fought
the continuance, though to no purpose.
The telegraph operators, who give q pic
mic and ball at Shady View park on the
night Of the 18Th, have granted Uncle Char
ley Galloway the exc'u.iya privilege of SELL
ing cig'rs on the grounds on that occasion,
and he will furnish homo but he best smok- |
ers to tho boys.
Alfred Freeman, the photographer, has
secured the services Of Mr.. James McCowen,
Of Lexington, Virginia. he comes from q
gallery Of the best reputation in Virginia, and
his work, for clearnefs and fine modelling
and posing cannot be exceled. Go and see
his splendid work.
The committee on water and gas met sew
eral of the directors OF the water supply |
company at the city hall yesterday afternoon,
the object of the meeting being to try and
come to somo dellnite understanding looking |
TO the purchase of the works by the city. |
They discussed the matter fully and when
they separated they were further from ali
understanding than ever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14
GaIyeston's Boom.

Tho Island City has boom on OF last and
so big one that there Is neither residence
nor store TO DO rented. Her business men
are full of business, and the place is running
over with attractions and Inducements of all
sorts. Chief among those in tho commercial
limo "a the great Job Office, stationery ware
house and lilhographing establishment of M.
Strickland. He has kept pace with the i'm.
meuse progress OF Galveston, and to-day 10
able 10 do work with his unequslled facili.
Ties that cannot DO surpassed In rea,nese Of
execution, promptness and bedrock prices
by any similar house In the south oreven tho
north. Call on him on tho Strand and SEQ
for yourselves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14
A sable Spectator.

An old negro woman who gos by the
name OF Mag, wbo washed, and saved her
money until she had accumulated S9o, Joe.
Grimes, wer!hlom young negro, learning
she had tho money, began 10 plan 10 got
possession Of II himself. He put upa little
iaik 70 her 10 which he referred 10 tho man
alluded 70 Ia the scriptures who hid his
talent away and made no in,eres, on Il, and
wound up BY telling her II she would
turn Il over 70 him, he would double !, In q
very short time by specializing In Water
melons. Avsrcious In tho extreme, Mag
was delighted beyond measure at tho Idea Of
having her money doubled, and that one
idea seemed 10 exclude oil olhers, for with
oul 90 much as asking Joseph how he. pro.
posed 70 double the money, rhe handed J.
over to him. He went 70 q faro bank, and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14
A SnnIKe Story.

Mr. j. w. Csrrsway lives three miles west
of this city in concrete house. Some one
told his little daughter to put sulphur in a
bottle of water and put it on her hair,
that it would make it grow. She put the
water and sulphur in quart flask and set it
in the closet. A few days afterwards she
went to clean out the closet and found a
snake in the bottle. Her father brought it
to town, ard it has been on exhibition at
Atkins drug store two dsys He is of the
opinion that it crawled in there for water,
owing 10 the drouth. 1t measured twenty
nine inches, and lived two days in the sui.
phur water. Mr.. Csrraway killed 8 mate to
j! in his roof They were what are called
house snakes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-14

We always make it our aim and OBJ.
ject to bring into this market for the retail
trade such new groceries as are found in all
eastern cities The full! stock our Mr.. Frei.
berg bought while east is now daily arriving
While We do not claim that we undersel
everybody, VIC, however, maintain and will
prove TO the public's entire satisfaction
that we will sell our groceries as low as tbe
very lowest, at the same time always guar
anteeing our goods.
CAIN, FREIBERG 81 Co