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, 1881-05-28
Mi DME AGED MEN Il; T..
DR., A, G, QLLN,

90i YQUTli GhAttK.3'F, CHICAGO, ll.l.'
rnnndentlut EshysIclmn, 04or twenty years ex-
par.uncu IN ths FeatnInHt ~ ehrnn!e, Sst'saus.
ivraie, lingering 4iuIeuit, nt doubtful character
~ yoa md wta1 4 YIN sst frvo of fGaTHS; @
trcataA ~ lats.t scsn!ls,c nr'nsplss xouna
InlQ!In-ax0l, uh McA suffering Mlh SecE0aA
l,ssay: fem sns ssn9.3
satsiy md Prixatrly Fsn,'.s Msnknnss, sn.,sS
Witch M9do!mlns. thuir .aa.h md stt9Pnsth sna =
familiar Win ths toacinv. " 81! ths sSho.s @ 9e
n.iIsMts Il, CUR, ti, a1G nakcs NM ii tho tnoans
lint will aespi. thst rssa'f y ysaTs e
un Offensive psuc With esary vnEloly Anl tHrtn 9f
cit.lslr AT Aiecnt lsenss ctnsantlf un!er nay afo:
IN hns rsitIpd All vxpeslsco uI1d practical
10 lH ItnlEtA by ta l, sciAn In E1nGF7tt rtaco9.
il yo arr sunurnH tE4tlI ms escts pt lntssee tons
cuss M .'ndy ana ss1 , S bsna ses
rNxa shans Has:ots l"a Raa1 a ,na ~ & the
vsitoa* con,n..da paeA ." ~ r. aat'stSa ,n
spsca snd :, :!"a1,;S o' r. e.,
a,oa uf hts !MunIs lefrn,a 5"u enn somau ,,ca m
huugs to !; 1tnA Sundays ~ tu IL
, 1881-05-28
oESEnAL MAn1sETs: ss1;scs: ,,,, ~,

ssfOM.COhN3i
e1ds st's "a gs,< ~
(hoea Jt<sSSx
Gfft ~ dO.,,,,.. ~
~ X nd epmu'o1'
la!t1oI An ''.''t'h+'t|-TT =.
irptfea UNCHANGED market WAS notoo. 9h@
BA60i vi rhnt restricted, nnd close buyoTn
saAnd .,sta a IN MI Ihor 0n1crs at someslilne on
tsaA possSd nrlccs. We make no change In onr
NJ y follows; rur,u,,ap,.4 bu. n alt4
sa,t.....r iiunntoi, single, 1a{NM
M &c.. Rnul al al
tnsssh ,'' IA vii, good loca, md shipping do
Z BuTIha. ~. tIru,, Chutce lines sre chleny III
n.nd INV ~ thn market Ia kept barn Of t'nc tabo
&s1td to superior aTtioio Of crca'ols
l's. ~ III, Sp n,ay fairly rcu,aln ~ m outside
itsbes s"' ra,ovlng nru the pr1ccs eurTcnts
eta1n9" .aIr, .s.lE1I OnlFy. fh'f 70 Eood.. !setI
lrtEtE5' ~ ato lHa1l Packing stock.
iraneI1.tna. 2lFtstensos 9a
ta'11 r '1hore rnr continued dui1nees In this
:, ,ortcrs arc practically out .! tho aa1u aAa
sshes movement Is nf very eHtnll hl'nehslonf'
u ns'., thc seubtnr,l aro iowsr thhn hero. Tnofc
i,ral and Southern Inquiry a'to sales W6fc
fs.Is, tho following ranEe NJ pr!caa:
en..,n new ...u.,.........'''s s's.''ss.'' S'9
fa asIu S'sss
E1HitHtnnhh iii 10 tu01 1.."......-.s'.'.''.'''*a
lrH na": "
tsHsn LIN nn;y very moderate business was doing.
tpAn .s"o5 a. nafors md Noro nomluA1ly atcady.
as',sss,Ie,Innaos 5.H2r!edmos,;a.t.......'s Nh aS
trtsraeaIe. nnt.. ~ ~ f.,nnnI ~ I'd
1sh'ss'te sss' ;..sasa$.S' indaaa biocf.... bI
fhst...;i*t'ii, hst...s 'ii,htn UUu! Uu!lIlhols."...-.... ~
aouMp aaoTYp a;E-was steady at N}f@aso for pora
I'D Il ioll:t4 for lard hercos. with Raics oi
, 1881-05-28

hh.uv, huo~vp sIE--was stsndy at Mk995c for pork
a a IN }:t+ for lard tleroes With Raius Of
II far siiuply and tru At 12Ac pos
~ i9f III aud unsettled uatket for )ako fish
~ , 1ue ot ,s a ts1nt M %rs o1+ Gow
.!idlna Thprc Is fairly atcay fasin9
, 1881-05-28

IEOCEilGS -Taerc VIA 4 tifm general mnfket,
Istss md cuTccs ehnw!EH special strength. Tho
Satt ofsu,nrs !. small, which occasions some delnY
.psari turn ut s Fast which Ina Mpnrted 70 tho
E1Itel hers DECIDEDLY tlrmer t0nD. though NJ yet
hoIlranee has resulted. Quotations W0re as fol-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
Gin SeWt11I6noii6cS SMrnerz
ifiiGdtett.

8etreffs 6es 81. Qouiier 8unbess
Turneites geida6 fiirslid bel Der in
Sranffurt q. W. obgebaIteucm Sibung bes
IGnbil6er IurnDeretne Sol'
genoes:
Or. Bier aus Dresden ertIdrte bic Obs
ienoung zines Sertreters Der oeutlhen
&urneri6aft 3u benz amerifaniihen 2urns.
felt in ct. 2ouis fir iebr n%ptbDenoig, oa
IS ipnlt bon Den 9eutihs Nmeritanern,
wsIde duBerit IiebensmiirOig 9egen Die
Deutihen Burner geweien, libel rermertt
mel ben t0nMe; Die Soften Der Delegation
tpiiroen iih auf 1900 bis 1900 Wtart be-
laufen. Or. 00B ertIarte iid oa9egen.
Gr Derlas cine Stele 6e5 Gneritauil6en
2Urners GalenoerS, norin geiagt miro,
ba6 cine anerttantide 9tiege ii6 nit Der
0elammtturuerl6aft OeutidIanOs i'll Die
2orbeeren ces Siiuften Oeutid)en Surns
feite5 getheilt babe, nno Der 9teoner
meinte, 2eute, Die ii6 10 bo6miit1ig gegen
bic Deutiden Burner benGbr1en, reroienten
nidt, naB man eiuen Yertreter 81 ihnen
i6ide. SdIieBlih murDe Der Qntrag auf
Bei6idung 6es st. 2ouiier Gurnfeltes
0bgelebnt. absr Die Nble6nung nIr nit
ben idlueren Soften motiUirt.
G5 rusrben GIlO feline 0euti6lGnoil6eH
Burner auf Gem ct. Qouiier Surnfeite err
1GeineH, NEIL Die soften, Qo6ltens Dters
luuoert Collars y, Ser iiDcr gdns Oeutih>
Lamb perbreitetsM uuo riele poblbabenoe
Ni;tglieoer III iih iblieBenpen GurEerz
I6ait 81 grOB iein pilrben. lBie ihdbi9
Nno l6mGblt1! g1oh idm1blidier uu0
erbdrmlider lit ober bas GjepGlhe bes
neut idIdnOii6en burners 00B, Der bic
9erehte 6reuoe uno ben tpobIbegriinbeten
StOI;. iDDmit Die beutih> ameritauilhen
Burner off Die Siege ibrer 8ertreter beim
S%ranffurrer Gurnfelte bIi6en. ais beleioiz
genoeI uno unertrdgIi6en 9o6mutb be-
seIhnet. Oas 0el6wGb oieles Burden
lit abcr 5u0lei6 beilos oumm; BENIN
oeutl6;1meritanii6e Eurner y a ben ia
in Der Chat Derh1ltni6mG6ig Die msiiten
uno beten Greiie in Srantfurt 0uDons
getr1gen; uno ielblt oericnige Surner,
pelder III Sranfturt ben aIererfteu Breis
erblelt, mar Gin Oeutl6S 2Imerifaner, Der
1th SiDar aeitipeilig III OeutibIa1o aus
belt, abcr beina6e unmitteI6ar nadl ieinem
S~rGntTurtcr Siege bon beutiden 8eborotn
nod Nmerifa sariid gemGBregelt lpurDe.
Seloer bere6tigen Die Dben angefIbrten
Gerbauolun9en gu ber Annabme, paB niht
nut 0ei;, lonGern au1 Giieriuht Der Nbz
IttnuHg Der bersti6en Oeuti6 =ameritami>
ihen @inlaoung 3u 0runoe Iie9t. Quf
ipIde 2lrt eripioerm 1eutidilanos Surner
bengeneis Der 9iebe uno neutrality-suspicious.
an Die aIte 9eimatb, Den bic 9eutihs
2lmerifaner ourd ibre sabIrei6e GetbeiIis
gung am 6rantfurter Seite geliefert
batten!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
4 nfet9

u mfrMf!
$50 fnO bic eebriber &eB, bic TIM Sable 1852 aus
Gpenm orben, pr. 0OIteiu, pseretiten.
Eieielben lperbem sebcteu, ibre Abreiie mad @alparaiio,
) D.. care of SobM SScB einSuiemben. 25apawo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
(GorreipouSeus Der OSuiuois Staatsseituns.)
gNiener 8rtefc.
Bon Scimridb S6rmitei,t.


gBien, ant Z. 2lpriL 1881.
Oas @ebtet Der auswdrtigen HoIitif lit
in ben IcBten Sageu auf orei Sragen be-
idrGntt moroen nnb ale Grorterungen
stpilben ben Gabineten finben iiber Dieie
bret Nragen-Dis ieBt tpenigitens-in iebr
rnbi0er, irieoIiher Meiie uno ntrlDDnliher
Stimmung itatt. Die brei Sragen iino:
bas u lDlre6t, Die iebI DIT Ii T.
tii6e Trage uno Die plDbIi6 III 8es
oeutung gelangte tunet dc Srage.
Sn 9inli6t Des AiDIrehtes uno Der Se>
l6rdntung Des lelben iheint nm. na60em
Die erlte 9lufregung berDunoen lit, cine
rubigere uno uerninftigere Qnli6t 9laB
geQrilfen III baben unO sipar ioiDobl in
Berlin wie in NeterSbur9; ;uer1t tDollte
man, ia maj orobte f0rmli6 oamit, Die
.Serbredcrnelter" in Der ShDeis, in
Srantreth uno @nalal0 ausbebcn uno
Denn Gn9lano it6 ipei9ere, Die bier;u nos
tbI9sn MfoBre9eln 81 er8reifen, 10 miiroe
tbllt elnfd6 s:tl0rt, man tuerDe Die 6 o n
tInentdlz Sperre 9tgen oaiielbe Der>
bGngen, ipie 81 Den 3eiteu 0es eriten Yta=
poleons, uno tpeoer englii6e Maaren,
nod enGliihe 9teilenoe ipiirocn aui bent
gelammten eur0pGtihen Continent einaez
lallen rperoen. Aud 8egen Die 9 6met3
tpuroe cine orObenbe Spratbe gefiibrt uno
IS tDurOe ibr geraoeSu ms 0eiibt gela0t.
oaB ie teInc anbere @riiten3Dere6ttgung
babe, ais Den guten QSlllen Der gr0Ben
Wtd6te unb OaB Oieie. tuenn ie bic @ris
iten3 Der S6tDeiS nibt n1ebr fir n0tbiq
b~eftn0en lolten, oDne Weiteres ibr IerriS
torium inter 0euti9lauo, 6rantrei6 uuo
Stalien Dertbeilen f0nnten. SEPT lit man,
iDie IS ibeint, Don Oieien eraltirten An=
i6auungen STRAIGHTFORWARD uno bas
9auptor9an Der ruiiii6en &eeterHng err
tldrt nadoridIidit. es lei auf feline See
eintrddtiguna bes Aiplredtes fir politii6e
6IiihtIinge abgeieben; es ioleu pielxnebr
nur WaBreaeIn 9escn 6en taltblItig uors
5sreiteten Nlor6 Don Siiriten in gleider
g4eiie ipte 8egen Den UtOro BON HriUatper>
ionen srgrifftn tueroen.
3ugIei6 bat Der g~efsierte 2ebrer 6es
Staatsre6tes . Iunti6Ii Elm @utads
ten iiber Qiplredt unb QusIieferungspfIiht
UerOfentII&. ueI@es oat1 ojsWeH Darite,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
h(GOrreipOubens Der oSGiuOis stuuts3eituns.' y
SeraS, mie IS TIT.
Sranftin, &ObertiOn County,
Terds, i'll NpriI 1881.

Ssyas lieat swiidem % @raO 80 0tin.
rno Sc Or. 80 Ntin. n0roIi6er 8reite.
MD 50 Ok. 30 MiH. unO 1O7 @r. weitl.
Qange. IS bat e;nen 5IG6eHinbaIt
BON 274, 500 AuaOratmeiIe1. ODER 1867
5S7, $40 WtOrgen uuo lit OesbaIb bel GBeiz
TEN Der 9r0Bte Staat Der Ser. Staaten.
Der iOl9enoe &ergIeid miro cine a1ndz
bsguoe S0ee Doh isiner Gr0Be qeben.
Gegas lit grOBer aIs 0eutidIanO, S%Sraufz
reid ODER OroBbritannieu, uno bier MaL
10 sroB ais Die Staaten Waine. 8srmont,
9telp 6ampibire. Maiiaduietts. Gonnectis
Cit uno JtbOoe SsIano, uno lit nur ettpa
1000 Quaoratmeilen fleiner aIs Die Staas
ten Stem gOrt, 9eRnigIuaHieH, ObiO,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
WermiiMte9.

Die Organiiation Der Deuts
6en Snbiana's gegen ben g ms
peren3s 8uiaB sar Staatsper=
aiiumg grinbet ii6 auf ioIsenoe, bon
Der DISCRIMINATING in Snoianapolis anges
nommene 8ei6Iii1ie:
,Bir peroammen ale grobtbitins@ eleBs
gebung uno ~belonoers bic fur unlern Sta0t
Doreej9laeenen Yrobibitips8 81 ltimmIIgeR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
SGRsONAL.

Mr.. w. Ii. Garter, of Marshall, i, IN the
city.
Judge G. N. Aldridge, of the. district
court, left as. evening for Hoarne.
Professor j. 4. Tooloy, is confined 10 his
bod with some affection of the heart.
Us. Warrick and w. II. Webb, promi-
men! citizens Of Sherman, are guests al the
81. George hotel.
Wood p. White, g prominent cattle man,
who makes his headquarters q. Lancaster, is
ut the st. George.
Captain Wash Ryburn, the efficient
sheriff of Ellis county, was in the city yesler-
day greeting his many friends,
Mr. Striles, formerly pastor of the Com
merce street Christian church, contemplatea
beginning the practice of law 10 this city
soon.
Mr.. j. X. Crump, tho popular travelling
salesman of the Wholesale distillipg company
of Bowman & Bleycr, st. Louis, is in the
city. He can get over more space IN less
time and mako moro fast friends than any
of his like, who ever came this way.
Numberless friends once more greet behint
the counter of the Grand Windsor hotel IN
smiling face and courteous attentions OF III
ever genial VIM. Jonkinson. Tho right MAJ
in tho right place, long may he wave :
"welcomo the coming and speed tho partin
| ruestn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
The Big -Four.

The enterprise of N. L. Craddock is prs
verbal IN Dallas. Starting Ia tho liquor
business in thi1 ty q few years ago, by close
attention, honesty of purpose, fair dealing
and tho buying and selling OF only the very
best and puresl class OF goods, ne has built up
an immense business. With two iirst-class
saloons in the city, one in Corscana, and
one in Denton, the "big four Is capturing
all tho trade. just 60 70 Croddocks saloon,
corner of Main and Austin streets, and visit
the store room, and you will be astonished at
the quantity Of goods there to DO found.
Great rows of whisky barrels full of the pure
old Monarch, with bungs open, and mellow.
ing with age, imported wines, ales, fancy
liquors, mineral waters and cigors without
end. Buying in large quantities for cash, he
is always enabled to get the very finest quail
tiles OF goods for less money than the small
buyers have to give for inferior qualities.
You find the same liquors in all his saloons,
and attentive, courteous attendants to cater
to you desires.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
Professor George

Will close his first torn Of twelve lessons in
dancing ut Turner Hall, on Friday night
April Isl The patrons are cordially invited,
with their children, to attend tho evening
pleasure. The first hour will be- devoted
strictly to the misses and masters Of tho class,
after which all are Welcome, Gentlemen not
patrons will be charged one dollar At tho
door. Respectfully,
w. A. GIoRGE.
P.S.-Thc class will reorgsnise April I'd.
Hours for ladies and misses, from 8 TO G on
Saturdays, from IL to on Fridays.
Gents class, same night from s 10 10. TUT
ton for ladies', misses and masters, five dol
lars, 10 term of IL lessons. Gents ton dollars.
Tuition in advance, unless otherwise agreed
upon ut tho time of entrance.
Respectfully,
w. A. GEORGE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
AROUND TOWN.

Tho wealth or has moderated.
Picnic parties arc beginning to be dicusssed.
A blind man with hand organ has made
his appearance on tho streets.
Let tho merchants and citizens general ly
encourage the street sprinbling.
Several pistol shots were fired last night
near the Trinity ford by u lot of rowdy
horsemen,
Tho soiled doves were arranged before
Mayor Good yesterday, who finod them the
usual monthly fines which they all paid
Attention ia called to the advertisement Of
Jefferson Davis great work, 1.-THE rice and
fall of the southern confederacy." Agents
arc wanted for its sale.
A party who was too full of budgo 10
know his own name, WAS arrested by Con-
stable Dean md lodged 10 tho county jail on
the charge of being drunk in public place.
Considerable complaint is made by citizens
that the cows are permitted to run loose
Several yards have been bereft of Their
shrubbery by them during the pms. few
nights.
Leayeland, the shoemaker who whips hli
vito whenever he gets drunk, tried TO scare
her yesterday by telling her that no had
taken poison, she failed TO take on to any
alarming extent, and Lcaveland got mad and
gctup.
Our thanks are due and arc hereby earnest
" rendered for u most clever and cordial In
vita,ion extended TO US by tho ladies Of tn
First Baptist church, 10 DO present at al
oyster supper and candy pulling. 10 DO givel
this evening.
We havo received.a copy of the Dardanell
(Arkansas) Western Immigrant, q neat sever
columns weekly published by Mr.. u. Il. Wi
Hams, at Dardanelle, Arkansas. Mr.. w.
graduate Of Marvin college, At Wax
ahachie Texas.
"The best laid plans Of mice and men, ganp
aft aglec," and nobody has higher Apr,
citation Of this truth q. present, than tina
marty Of our young mon who went out La
nirht sercnAding, and camo near being srre'
tod for disturbing tho peace.
llTho ladies' literary society held their rcg
Mar meeting last evening At the residence {
Mr.. ]. M. Dram. by special courtesy n
editor Of tho HERALD was Invited, and b
nromIscd 70 be present but In threo attemp
IA Va called back 70 tho office, detained vi
M too lsto On hour, and was thus deprived
: rnre treat % tho rcsdings, selections Of
aro Spoken OF Ia the highest terms. No
month public entertainment will DO give
for most laudAble purpose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
Rally Kitten by u Dog

Wednesday, Alderman named Mark Muel'
ler, who is resident of east Dallas, was So
yerely bitten by a vicious dog. Hc entered
tho yard of friend in that portion Of tho
city, when tho ferocious animal attacked him
indcling several severe wounds in his lofl
leg. Al first he paid but linlo attention TO
Il, outside Of washing and dressing tho
wounds. Since that time, however, the
limb has swollen very much and no expo
riencce great pain. His friends fear that the
animal which bit him was mad, and he Is
now receiving medical attention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

Every ono who knows Chris. Rin,lemau &C.
nial, popular, wholo.souled Chris, Is in favor
of psironizing his local Option saloon in
In Fort Worth. And those who don't know
him should mako bis acquaintance immedi-
atcly on arriving there for he keeps tho best
hand made sour mash Monarch whisky to DO
found IN tho south. He also mskes specislty
Of Improvement Cigars" which arc wi.hou,
q superior in the state. Don't forget TO call
on tho Local Option, and you will DO happy,
prosperous, and die respected and lamonted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

In this mornings issue of tho HERALD
will DO found tho following new advoTtisc'
ments:
Agents wanted for the sale of Jefferson
Davis book, entitled "Tho Rise and Fail oil
the Southern Confederaoy."
Gard of DIR. j. II. Moore.
Cake and bread baker wanted.
Young man wants room in private iamily'
Shelving and counter for sale.
Carpenters wanted at Corsicana.
Furniture repaired by }. J. oBrian, Main
street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

until 10, oysters will DO served in every style.
We hope The business young men of The city
will pstronize these ladies who will iako
pleasure in attending TO their wants.
Their place will bo at Mrs. OhestnuPs old
stand, Elm street next 10 Billlngton's, Only
this evening
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

The Mckinney Enquirer has column and
over about manufacturing, which was writ
ton by the editor after visiting the boot and
shoe factory of A. Il w. Hunstablo in that
place. He thinks they deserve credit for
building up an industry like that in their
lively little city. The Advocate also speaks
of the enterprise of this firm, and predicts
that they will be rival Of some Of the
largest eastern factories in claiming Texas
trade
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
"A HAD cold or Distressing couv

Dry, parched, sore throat. phneumonis
bronchial and asthmstic attacks, weakened
and dsbilita,ed state Of the system. all these
dangerous symptoms arc cured BY "Dr.
Swsyne's Compound Syrup Of wild Cherry"
Tho frat dose gives relief, and tho worst
cough and sore lungs yield TO lie healing
properties. An occasional dose Of Swaynos
pills should DO taken 10 keep tho bowels FREQ
They arc excellen. for torpid liver and bill
ious complaints.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
Suffering Women .

There is but very small proportion of
tho women of this nation that do not suiler
from some Of tho diseases tor which Kidney
Wort is specific. When the bowels have
become costiyc, headache tormenss. kidneys
GU, of fix, or piles distress, take a package,
md its wonderful tonic and renovating
power will cure YOU and give new lite.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

just received full assortment of the
ladies common sense shoes, the best thing
ever offered; also q complete stock of the
finest. Leon Kahn, 604 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

Just receive at Leon Kahn's, 60i Elm
street, all tho latest styles Of spring hats In
silk and stiff; also tho soft pocket and feather.
weights. They arc very nice. Gall and ox-
Aminv,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

Always the Lowest Prices, Leading Styles
and Target Assortment Of Ladies' Sui1 In
The Stats. Go 70 BaumAn'h 100 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

The cheapest store IN Dallas for embroide-
ries, laces, silk handkerchies, ties, gloves and
hosiery, OF A. * Il. MITTENTHAL's,
606Elm ST,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

Ladies enjoy comfort and case by wearing
pair Of those lne hand.sewed common
sense shoes, tho best thing out. Just re-
ceived al LEoN kAHN's,
60i Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
candy Pulling and Oyster supper
TINS Evening.

The ladies' Of the First Baptist church give,
,his evening, candy pulling and oyster sup
psr Tho candy pulling will commence a
. O'Clock, and al the children Of tho town
N invited V h present From so'clock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

Experienced sales ladies and apprentices
wanted at Il. Bauman's, 106 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

Gents clothing, furnishing goods, boots
and shoes, hats, etc, ETC., at
A. Il II. MITTENTuAi,'s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

Stop using Calomei and try "BLA0K:
DROUGHT" for liver diseases. -
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store for Rent,

Peach butter, apple butter and mince mea
nj joseph Menczer's
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Look out for the Nations.
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DunhAm's desccAted cocoAnut In bulk, d
forty cents q pound, at A. Bonds.
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To 500 tho elegant carpets, oil cloths, mat
tngs, rugs, lace curtains, window shades,
which wo have lately received.
A. Il Il. MITTENTuAL.
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Store No. Alb Elm street, adjoining
Adams & Leonard's bank. Applyto Adams
& Leonard or I. z. Barry at Sanger Eros.
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will never be bilious.
For sale by all drugglsts.
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Take "BLAOK-ORaUGHT" aud sou
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For sale BY oil drusR sts.
, 1881-12-30
Mark lIopklnn' EHtatoszAn Admlul*.
trntur'A Bond Of Thirteen Millions OF


Siuco tho psorucl!ngs instituted nbout two
ycurs ngo 10 coInpel Mrs. 1iDpkins, tho widow or
i,xon,ent NJ Aimi,istratrlx IT the cstat. of hsr
teceaseA htsi,ana, sh1 !cuta cntlrcctcl with tho
administrator hMy1 cntnGd tho AttutttOn or tho
lr,nntU Court utmost constantly. One result OF
tho ltlgastHn WIS tho rcnlnsnt nf Mrs. 11npkins
ny Administrator by uttler Of Judgn llhlsts.
No s,,nncr llud tns been dot,e ti,an tho cuntrst
In court wna rGncweti with grtnter nettvfty than
before. The rlght 1T sioseA Hopkins brother OF
'1ecenses, 10 succeed Mrs. llu3kltIs. T!s vsKor-
sttIinu, naIy slcoIcd In 1is fnyur. Then cnno tho
IucstlFp nf security for fAtthful ADMINISTRATORS
The c,htrt tired tho amount nf the !ond nt $iy-
UA,0D, hut rs theru WIS sumo dekAy Ill present.
duccd to ,luce the affairs Ut lilo cstM!e In tbs
l,at,ls OF tAe Public Administrator. .rhe cset.
huwevcr, did mt nttaeh altct, itnportnuco
u tne clnns vi tho Vuhlt: otlcsr neaco
tnis trunuh u tho contest Vas briaf. On the Dsh
'ktns, priuoIpal, and sfuryS. Hopkina and chnrtcs
Gseksr us arotss ws k,io,n!tSd at; to J!,!ao
i,!s . samucl T. iopk,9s, eesisc,i u. examination
amount rrqu,cal .,y aw. l.he INQUIRY was Is eoH- !,
Hopkins and sir. Crockor. tho ssi!ouce was
lint I the asouriiy. 1t the lsast ,aiaation, wis
ample. Thu Ju!Xe estimated tho llopklns nlnM-
ain, ana grul..'s IN ihts gIty 70 ho worth $ilIok
very much Hrcnter. DttGr real cstnto III tho
city WIS cstI1nnted on !ho san's basis to be wofth
s0Mrthtug III EXCESS Of S3lNnN.
1Hl''t VIZ urd M H. =, eGI1 o r., ~ s r't wns ro nn
Interested party, hui it wns not e3ent,ye.
When Mra. Hopkins was appoMt1a ndn'nss.
Leland Stanford nnd Chartus Cracker as
xurotles.. Tint bond still hoi1s x"od. JuaKs
Finn t.Mtay approved tho lontl of blnses Hop
D;ity of {.a,NyL0t1 fnr tue faithful nlnI,uge-
nicnt OF tho ilnatstElbltteI portion Of tho estate.
1'ho val,io Of Tho ostate 70 lo distribute! y
nt,0l,t tU,bo0,UO0. TITO eoEttIuon III thu bond IL
simply th!s; II atosoa ftppkns, as admsli!s.
traitor Of tho estate ut M!rk Hopkins, tieccnxel
nccnrdtuy 10 inv, then this obligation shlll be
void, otherwise tU bo In full toEue Ald etleut.