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T
he POPULAR HOUSE OF

H b u Q Fl A N "A N ,
is crowded daily by the elite of the sur
rounding country and city, and all go
away happy. lie has on display one of
the best Stock Of Goods ever brought TO
Hickman, eni they are sold at the very
lowest prices.
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FoR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce MARSHAL
A. MoDANIEL, as a candidate for Clerk of
the Fulton County Court, at the ensuing
August election.
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Joseph Sohm, Joseph Silverfeld and
Michael Craner, under the firm name of
Sohm. Slverfeid & Craner, dealers III Gents
Furnishing Goods, Clothing, sc, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consents
Messrs. Silverfeld and Craner retiring,
and Mr.. Jos. Sohm continuing the bnsi-
ness at the old stand. aud VIII settle all
the outstanding business of the firm.
Parties indebted to the firm, or holding
claims against it viii please call, sc.
JosEPH SoHM,
JosEPH SILvERFELp,
MICHAEL CHASLE.
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C1oMMIssIoNER-s &c.
FULTON CIRCUIT COURT, KENTUCKY.
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FULTON CIRCUIT COURT, KENTUCKY.
F. sampse's admir-, Plaintiff,
against EoUIrx
Ills heirs and creditors. defts.
by virtue Of o Judgment and Order of
Sale of the Fulton Circuit Court render
ed al the September term, thereof 1881,
IN the above cause, for the sum Of Five
hundred and Seven Dollars aud Fifty
Four cents, with interest at the rate of .
per cent per annum from the 10th day OF
September, 1881, until paid, and ST IS
costs herein, shall proceed to offer for
sale at the court house door, in Hickman,
Ky, to the highest bidder, at PUBLIC
AUCTION, on Monday the 18th day of
November, losl, al 1 o clock, p. IL, or
thereabout being county court day), up
on a credit oil six and twelve months,
(eqaal paymeuts) the following described
property to-WiE Lots Nos. ~, 2O5 and
BOG in the old Town Of Hickman, aud Lots
Nos. l23 TO l39, inclusive in Gourley's
addition 10 said old town of Hickman. Ky,
or sufficient thereof TO produce the sums
of money so ordered be made For the
purchase price, the purchases, with ap-
proved surety or securities, must execute
bond bearing legal interest from the day
OF sale until paid, and having he force
Gnd effect OF Judgment. Bidders will
be prepared to comply promptly with
these terms.
H. c. BAILEY.
octZl Master Commissioner.
+. COMMISSIONERS SALE
FULTON CIRCUIT COURT, KENTUCKY.
Il. A. Tyler, plaindH,
against EQUITY.
Henry, Frank and Annie sohm,
defendants.
BY virtue Of a Judgment and Order Of
Sale Of the Fulton Circuit Court render
+ ed at tie September term thereof 1881,
IN The above cause, for the sum Of Four
Hundred ana Ten dollars and Fifty cents,
/ with interest az the rate OF per cent
per annum from the 10Th day of Septem-
/ Der, 1881, until paid, and $40 45 costs
! herein, ] shah proceed 10 offer for sale at
/ The Courthouse door, in Hickman, Ky,
} 90 the highest bidder, at PUBLIC AUG
/ TON. on Monday the I4th day Of NoYem-
/ Der, 1881, at ! clock. p. n, or thereabout
/ being county court day upon credit Of
I six months, the following described prop
/ eriy, to-wii: West half Of Lot No. 30, as
/ designated upon the plan and map of the
I old town of Hickman, Ky, or sufficient
thereof 20 produce the sums Of money SO
ordered to be made. For the purchase
/ price, the purchaser. with approved sure
+ ty or securities, must execute bond, bear
ing legal interest from the day of sale
/ until paid, and having the force and effect
/ Of a judgment. Bidders win be prepared
J to comply promptly with these terms.
! IL. c. BAILEY,
Master Commissioner
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N ew Milline cry.


5gEs IS. e . 4 ES
Takes pleasure in announcing 10 her
friends and customers that she has now
received her Fall aud Winter stock OF
Millinery, embracing all the latest novel
Ties Of the season such as Hats, Bonnets
Feathers, Flowers, Ties, Handk erchiefs,
Ornaments, Combs, Collars. Ruching
Zephyr. and in fact everything 10 he
founi in the Fancy Goods department.
Her stock Is hauisomer AMI more varied
thsn ans she hts heretofore bad. as she
ls,-a sss.s q, iSe-s, nefhing has the best aud
aud e.ateiae for Yourself
aklnx ber frieni- for past fayors, she
solicits . continuance Of the same.
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1ocal Notices.
. Attention!
L0WER 10 LQWHR.


SEOFGssaBcs2. Attention.
WE have on hand and arriving 2, an i'm
mense stock Of BREECH and NUZZLE
LOADING GUNS, brass aud paper Shells
Primers, &c. Pistols Of all kinds from
the cheapest to the best. Cartridges in
great variety.
Hunters Gum Boots, Hunting Coats, Sc
for sale very cheap
PLAUT BROS s co.
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HICKMAN MARKETS There bas
been activity in cotton, and few trs,sa.-
lions in corn this week.
CoTToN.-The cotton Ia marke,
this season is generally ia good con Ii,ion
and varies bat little in price. Il br;ogs
from loc a iol in cash. The cotton Known
hereabOuts as the DR.. Cooper seed ,,tas
front rank, and nearly sells lc to ssu
better.
CoRN-A few transactions have
occurred this week at 60e The lea5,n =
city markets continue duH and arooo :.
New Orleans, mixed no; white SIC. 81.
Louis, 70 a "A. chiea ge, 70l 704.
CorroN-New York, millling, II}alisc.
New Orleans, middling, Io5: low mid
ding. lo9; ordinary, l0Be.
Other articles Of produce stand as fol-
lows:
IRISH MISUNDERSTANDING buyers
pay Sl.OO per bushe!.
DRIED FRUIP-Drjed frait in good de-
mand; and prime apples viii readily bring
. to SIC; and peaches 5 to Toe.
FEATaERS-52e prime, live goose
HIDES-Green, to 5ici dry aint, 1910
l3c; dry salt, to l2c.
MEATS-Clear sides l5c; hams, he
MEAL-90c from wagons hut supply
generally filled by home mills
Our farmers eau depend upon getting
above prices
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$3.50 70
EEAHIs.IrTEs.

Claims against the county allowed and payable ont
Of the as7rtts Of tho yeaF 1881;
John Wilson, county clcrs fees lato, 70 As
z s. Thomson, rcpairin- court hou=e privy, u ul
wilson Handy. tor hand. change road. 80 90
) " Ihu ler.ialp. levy cotto1l-woli -loifxh 20 Go
" q Johust.i, for bsIl gss AMI paupcrs, i75 so
H.,ii,e= g williams bgti.ling bridges, IL -
Hicks { Burkbsrt. lumber for bridges, 1913 i5
" ksuIkiA, buI.dinE bridges. \ 90
WIN uuEhc-, repairing bridges, co
" fuTin bridge lumber, -
" "a CLAY. bridge lumber, II 5s
"a b CLARK, bridge iGiuher. Eo
\ Thompson, Daiis.ls bridge, o. 90
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Tie following claims against The county were ale
lowed, AMI y ger cent. was ordered 90 De- pa.d 'r
=talr of the county lew Of 1881. uui balance OF
~ er ccut- 20 Ice paid Of the county leyy o ,t
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-f0AAIIssIONEA.s sALE.

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT, KENTUCKY.
Il. A. Tyler, plaintiff,
against EQUITY.
Henry, Frank and Annie sobm.
defendants.
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Stray Notice.

Master commissioners.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.

To-day closes the old regime of tho old
directory and officials OF the Texas & Pacific
railway company; tomorrow the new enter
upon their new duties. Mr.. Gould takes The
presidency in lieu of Colonel Tom Scott, and
II. M. Hoxie assumes the post of genera
supernto, dent in tho stesd Of Colonel
George Noble, the outgoing officials having
some limo since resigned. What "ups aud
downs tho old pioneers in this grand enter
prise have seen, what obstacles encountered
what labor expended, wha. auxie,es sus.
tanned, cannot DO recounted here; they would
I'LL volumes, and arc to DO found in records
in Washington City, New York, Phils.
delpnia, in Texas and oven In Europe
The veteran Of the Quaker City has retired
from hi, overwhelming toll and his gigantic
schemes to run "agrdle round the earth, +"
from the Pacific shores, through CONT.
nent, thence BY steamship line to Europe
thence back to the point Of starting. rhs
task was too much, and the gallant Scot,
sunk under the wearing weight. Side By
side with the hero, through all his efforts, all
his plans, In HE Joys and his sorrows, hi,
successes and HE failures, stood HE faithful
lieutenant, bis worthy friend, a man who's,
sixteen years Of close and un.iring and vacs.
,icnlcss service, has made his name house,
hold word dear 10 every Texan heart tina,
knows but one synonym for II, and ,ba. |,
lie rcpeti,ion-Nobls. The stout soul and
s.alwars arm and obsorvsu. eye OF Colone
George Noble have bees Of the po.en,
factors for all ,hese yesrs in placing In III,
powerful position Il now has, The grand
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artery that runs through the great state {
this country, and over which the wealth of
tie Indies 10 to come toward sunrse.
aud the food products aud the clothing
hence are to be returned to the jewellers of
tho sunset section of our own land. HIS
memory is traced and will be retained BY
"the ties that bind" through the whole
length Of the line. Ie goes now to Europe
with bis family to take needed recreation,
and those that know him say God speed to a
good man, spotlsss official and q genuine
gentleman. As for the new officials. of Mr..
Jay Gould as president, we can announce
nothing new; bis history is q part of
the story Of the country, and for
many years has been familiar 70 the people.
That he will treat the state of Texas, his
present "aeld OF the cloth of gold" with
the high consideration she deserSss and be
strictly just and impartial in melting
out his favors, we have reasons to
believe. His position 10 too exalted to
permit or even suggest otherwise.
OF Mr.. H. M. Hoxie, nothing We might
say can add to fame that 10 already nation
al Known and esteemed far and wide for
his natural railroad ap.itudes and qualiflca-
lions, bis executive abilities, and hi,
unAagging watchfulness Of every depart
ment that comes under his supervision, j.
would be difficult 70 conceive filter appoint
ment 10 the interest of the T. & p. railway,
or Of the state at large.
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not. Will they 60 into executive session!
They dare not. Corkling fears that an
executive s'ssion would result in the con-
formation of Robertson. The administration
men fear it would result in the defeat of
Robertson, Matthews, 81 d Chandler. Both
factions dread the issue. But there Is
Malone. who insists on his psy. "No
patronage, no vote" Is bis alternative His
terms are q. o. d. If you want nv vote
you must elect my Riddleberger, and give
me federal patronage enough to carry Vir.
Rinia," be says In act If not in word. But
will Garfield dare to step In and, BY induc-
ing republicans to vote with democrats for
an executive session, break the deadlock
Such an act on his part would require vastly
more moral stamina than he has shown since
bic election. It would precipitate crisis.
And should the contest result In Conklinp's
defeat the administration would have 10
encounter his hostility to the end. Garfield
will hardly invite such risk. But, on the
other hand. be cannot afford to have Conk.
ling succeed. He stands between the devil
and the deep sea, without the courage to
face the former or plunge into the latter,
The intimstion was doubtless thrown out AZ
soft of threat but Roscoe Conklinp IL not
the sort of man likely to be frightened by q
sword Of pointed lath.
The Chattanooga (Tennessee) Times Is q
paper that "speaks right out in meetin'." It
thinks boldly and Independently. and gives
Htterance 70 ita thoughts without hesitation.
{. says:
There 10 no such q thing asa free ballot
and fair count in this country, according 10
the high sentimental standard some misers.
Bile hypocrites have erected. A good many
persons Ia Georgia and Virginia disfranchise
themselves BY neglecting or refusing to pay
paltry poll tax of one dollar when they
know the money, If paid, will be applied 70
educate the children Of the state. Numbers
IN Alabama and Mississippi are disftan-
chised by technical construction of the cleo.
ton laws. Enough men of voting age To
elect four or Eve congressman are dis
franchised in Massachusetts, BY laws reouir.
ing certain property and educational ouslii-
cations. Rhode Island. by requiring real
estate qualification, cuts of from the suffrage
40,OOO OF Its citizens, among them being men
OF much intelligence and worth. We might
60 on in this line of current facts, citing
nothing OF the free use Of money 10 buy and
the intimidatiuns Of capital to compel voters
to cast ballots regardless of the voters wish,
until he had filled this page of the Times, to
show that the absolute free ballot Is myth,
and that those who pirate about 1t rs the
grand end and aim and climacteric Of Area
dian perfection Of government, are either
hypocritical knaves or too weak in their
heads to comprehend the force of every day
occurrences
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

GENERAL IL. V. N. BoYNToN is tho Wash.
ington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette. He and General Sherman have
been at outs for some time, because he
criticised some portions Of General Sherman's
memoirs Of the war, chsracterizing the state.
ments made rs grossly inaccurate and in
some instances unjust to subordinate officers.
General Boynton was himself q maj or.general
in the federal army, and was brave. faithful
aud efficient officer. He is a graduate Of the
Kentucky military institute, and WAS after
wards for while professor there. lilo has
many college friends In the south who know
and love him we'll, and no one who knows
Henry Van Ness Boynton could b. made to
believe that he could be induced for any
consideration, not even to save his life, utter
on untruth, or even preyaricate, or hint u
thing that would do another an injustice, or
make positive statement that no did not
know TO be true. Abiding TO map Of the
battle of Shiloh recently gotten up by Gen.
eral Sherman no writes: "At last tho real
cha acter Of General Sherman's revised man
Of the battlefield Of Shiloh has become
known. Fr&m the a,st every eaor. has been
made TO keep the detail Of this map secret.
1. only. Game partly before the public at tho
meeting Of tho Army Of the Tennessee in
Cincinnati, where |. was passed around for
tho inspection Of the members a. General
Sherman began his speech. None preson, At
tho meeting had any opportunity whatsoever
Of giving the map = critical examination,
II was then filed with tho officers Of tho
association. who have since refused 70 ALLOW a
public examination 10 DO made Of Il. The
same difficulty has been encountered wherever
duplicate copy exists. Iw main features,
however, have become known through officer,
who have inspected It. There 10 no longer
any doubt that Il 10 ono Of the most a.rociou,
attempts 10 fAl'ify history 10 the name Of
correcting Il that has over been porpe.rs,cd
BY an army officer Of sound mind or recop
nIssd standing"
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WILLIAMSON, Michigan, has little SEN
sation. A few evenings ago, Miss Sadie
White, ayoung lady Of that place, sccomps.
MED Mr.. Burr Knspp, her sffisncei, to the
house OF Rev Thomas Riley, where they
were TO be married. EKcusing herself d.
rectly after getting there, she loft the room.
remsrking that she would not DO gone long.
She went directly to the Methodist church,
where she AT once married Mr.. John W.
Kent, a rich widower from Muskegon. Mr..
Knapp and the guests a! tho house Of Mr..
Riley waited long and patiently, but they
had no welding. That girl Was not to be
caught Knapp ing.
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In the items of state news in yesterday ,
HERALD, it was announced that j. S. Bog
CESS, aged 80 years, and an old citizen of
Henderson, Rusk county, had died
a few days before. The same
should have been Captain Giles
s. Blggsss, 40 old commander of rangers on
the fron4,or Of Texas, who had ten sons in
the confederate army, and was man of the
true, old Jacksonisn stamp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

Miss CHARLoTTE BRUCE, An accomplished
and pretty young lady, just out Of hor teens
living near Madison, Indiana, has a great
taste for agriculture. Her father is a sue.
cessful farmer running farm of Az acres
of his own and adjoining II Miss Charlotte
has her farm. Last year she cultivated,
harvested, threshed and sold $50 bushels of
wheat herself, and this year she has enlarged
her farm and will raise larger crop. She is
q girl worth going TO sea.
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Dissolution and CO.p0rtnership

rne partnership heretofore existing between
NJ. ID. darlington and II + underwood mn.
der the nrm name Of Darlington 4 Under.
wood, isthis day dissolved by mutual co a sent
II y. Underwood retiring. The bu.Ine, "a viii
hereafter be carried on by NJ. u. Darlington
and Thomas Field, who have entered i,to n
partnership under the name of GnrlInyton :
tieio' NJ. ID. DARLINGTON,
II Y uNDERN GOD,
n u THOMAS FIELD.
calling attention 90 the above notice, 1 e.
speoni'ly ask FOR the now firm ho continual
patronage so generously given to the old firm
by lite friends, II, II, UNDERWOon
DALLAS, March |, 1851.
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yCIIE STATE OF TEyAs-T, Al, p,r,o,

rTNiE STATE OF TEXAS To all perso' 5 H.
l. terested In the administration Oft . cs-
tate of VIM. III. Scales. aec-asd u NJ.
swins, administrator, hns filed, In the County
Court OF Dalla county, his fual account snow.
Ing the coalition of said estate, and his petit
ton for discharge, which will be heard ut the
next term of said court, commanding ON tue
third Monday IL May, A. ID. 1881, at the Court
per,ons interested In said estate may appear
md contest said account If they see proper.
witness, liarwooi, touuty & Elk OF d tllas
- county, Texas. Given undp, my hand
l. $ and seal OF said court, at Office In the
l~-) city of Dallss, this 25th day OF April,
a. ID. issl. A. Hard so d, County Clerk,
Dallas Co., Texas. by W. II. 1hacker, de.
putty al r26 cod
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70, NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed Contractors on the Chicago, Texas &
Mexican Central Railway Coz will not hold
themselves responsible, without written Or
der from their office. for any Indebtedness IN
CURED by sub.con,rac.ors and employees.
Time checks Will not be given nor recognized.
Employees will be paid on the 10Th day Of each
month for labor performed The mont previous.
Any employe quitting the work voluntali v be.
fore the regular pay day will be paid in mar
chandi,e II desired, II not the ca,h WI y,
paid on the regular pay day. Caldwell Il
Nelly spr23iw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

NOTWITHSTANDING reports to tho con.
trary after the last frost, there will be con.
siderable crop Of peaches, plums, pears and
apples In this portion Of Texas. The straw.
berry crop Is splendid, while that Of black
berries will be fair. Garden prospects were
never better at this season Of the year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

EVERY NOW and then we see 10 some
newspaper, illusions made TO some racer,
which on investigation proves to be only q
trotter. Trottine horses are not racers. and
II 10 a slur on the thoroughbrsds to so demon.
mate them. Race horses, like poets, are
born, not made, while almost any plug in
skillful hands can be made to trOt we'll.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

Es-ATTENTloN EvERYBoDY..In and out
Of Dallas! Mason.!& Erb, 7l2, Main street, have
just received Archery, Croquets, Marbles, Tops
Base Balls and Bats, Jumping Ropes, Toy
Horse Reins. and everything In the way of
Spring aud Summer amusements for the young
and old folks. The prices are bottom. Come
and see them before buying elsewhere. Gro
quets will be sold at nearly cost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

FROM the lst 70 the 3rd there 10 TO be 0
falling barometer. rising temperature and
olouding, threatening weather with rain,
according to Professor Tice. The I'd, he
says, will be comparatively one ofthe warm.
est days In the month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

AN American company has been formed
to build the Sinsloa s. Durango railroad. II
10 to extend from Altsta on tho gulf Of
California to Durango, distance of 900
miles, where II will connect with the Mexi.
can Central railroad. 1t is proposed to
commence ct once the construction of forty
miles of the road. from Altsts to Caliacsn
Altata Is 100 miles north of Mazstlan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

AaH NrLakAN living at Normal, Illinois,
has colt with seven feet. The extra ones
are on the fore legs, one has three feet and
the other two. They grow out from the
pastern Joints.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

Es- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Want.
cd bids to remove two story frame III rooms)
building, known as Ferguson Hotel, from
Big Sandy on &P. Railway to Tyler, Texas,
distance 81 miles by rail-aud put up same In
good order. For particulars, address W. G.
Cain, Tyler, Texas. apr26 l2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

Es-NOTICE-- Wanted, fifty quarry. men at
au.f, Colorado & Santa Fe railway company
quarry near BRENNAN. Wages, 50 25 per d. y.
For further particulars inquire of station mas
ter g.. U. 5. +. railway, BRENNAN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

WILD geese are SO plentiful upon the Por-
tage lakes in Michigan that they alight in
the wheat fields and orchards and arc quite
0Antla
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given that on the 26th day
OF Apfil, A, ID ISL, the partnership exist,ry,
betwe,n the undersign, d, at Dallas, iexas,
under tho firm name VI Coauor d Wbeeiorl
was dissolved by mutual consent. The bn,i
ness Will he continued az the Old stand by said
Wheeloek alone. W. G CONNOR.
w.K WHEELOCK,
In retiring from the ABOVE Arm AK for my
successor continuance Of the liberal pstr, n.
age that was bestowed upon the old Arm.
apr29 6t w, q, CONNoR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

TIE BIRTH day of Alice Carey was cele.
brated in the English departments Of all the
public schools In Cincinnati on Tuesday
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N A II II I Y ID ,

SAUNDERS-H0CKER rH--In Tyler, on
the 2sth inst, MIR j. W. Saunders of this
city, to Miss Ida, daughter of Judg. :.
M; Hooktrsmith, j. II. Skiles 0tliclating
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INDICATIONS.

FUR weathcr; southeriy winds; stationary or
hi0her barometer and temperature.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IL ICE ICE ICE lon and after Mon.
day, May Cd, will deliver Ice In any part of
the city rs cheap as the cheapest Il. Hager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-30

TEE saw mills at Flint, Michigan. will this
season cut 100000 fee, Of lumber. EN-.
ploying 274 men.