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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27


Tie SSNsnth judicial Distrsci 6oaA
eonvsasd - 10 s'slosk tAis nsfAthS.
JnAes J. n. Rf1ek. prssiAAs.
Frank KAAsG. 0rsn hsiAg ~srraiKSsd.
plSs6sd 70 The cAAitN ef smbsxslsnsnt,
.'GUiAN" and 70 thit u forgery. ..not
gAaHy." vhhrsHpon the httsf eoant In
the Indictment ~. upon motion q the
Disertst Attorney. dismissed, nd sAtar-
day. The ash Instant. ~ tn tine 81
for pFoh0tncing sentence.
The oass u the statS' ~. jose bopsz
-rmandsd IRON Supreme CoHA for
new triAl-vAs continued until to-ndf-
row.
The cause Of Bennett N. Leopard @.
4 8. II. Co. vas entered on calendar
ut for trial, Monday. March 7th.
The. cause Of n. P. Haynss, vs.. Elko
Soap Deposit Company. Was also en-
tered upon the calendar.
The following cases had pretiously
been entered upon the civil ealendAri
e. L. ChsSs ~. Edward GoodalS.
B. RsihhAkt o.: ii. ". 2. T. HardsS.
ty.
R. R. BieeloN ek ii. W. 4. A. Ross.
Court adjourned Gatil 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
Friday; Feb. as.
Court convened At 10 O'Clock this
morning. pursuAht 10 HdjodtSmsnt.
In tho cause of the Stats VI. Jose
Lopez. defendant VA allowed to plead
guilty to the crimS ii m~an,lAughter and
it was ordered that the pr;sontr be ar
raisned for sentence on Monday, the
2sth instant at 10 o'clock 4. II. The
prisoner was then rsmAndsd to the
custody Of the Sheriff.
Court then adjourned until to-mor.
feW morning at 10 O'Clock.
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0slnAwOnAL

0slnag0nAL
0Aks for ths sheet aid pillow slip
party may b obtsiasd ~ Rsinhart's on
NooAay noruAAe
NE RsaOW-Ghp party ~ The Elko
DaAdnG CeSb SAkss place next Tuesday
evening. st FrssnSA GAl.
Jake wsrthdmsr sSOarnsd treA Weeks
By the train Last evenings aad departed
osI 70 TusoarOeG BY staes his morn
iAG.
To-day Il Spring Hko Sad bland. che
aow from the adtEcent hlb suceuu1b-
Ing 70 the gentle influences hnd it, way
In bubblinG iTulets to the nov turbu-
lsnt Humboldt.
The FsbrSssy term Of the District
CSSEt AsSt1s on Monday. the venire of
Grand Jurors being made returnAbls on
that day. Only two parties await the
sSsIoA Of that body. now II che County
Jail.
Divine SERVICES q tho Presbyterisn
Church to-nOIoW, morning aud even-
10, Sabbath School at IL: 20.
Subject In the morning. THE Founda.
tiol Of the Church, In tho evening.
''Ths Mournful Procession" Seats
hs~ All are invited.
TIE OEdsp correspondent OF tho Ti-
Ssas sAys; Len Wines, Of Elko county.
Nevada hAs come u Ogden with An eye
- bssiness In this rapidly growing city
In 1869 and 1870 he Was in tho aage
badness with Kinball. running lines
from Salt Lake City, and 10 we'll known
through NevAdA He hopes soou to be
eNsA&Sd Il mercantile business horo,an
L. nov tookiag ground for . suitable
location.
Tho aggregation OF superAnuatod
Stins held ono Of their periodical matt.
nees ct the hostslrie OF Walter Chase
Aa Sunday, the host presiding At table.
sad with tho assistance OF . wooden
iSdls, suppressed the uproari.
QUE levity which occasionally
bobb,sd up along With the bottled beer.
Tho d.5s 80 and the Spring Of 80
were briony lived over AgAin-As usual
and will be further discussed at the big
feed which takes place one week from
70 morrow.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Thomas Anderson, Tuscarora.
NJ. Mellin, do
j. W. Roork. Mound Valley.
ID. w. Raglsnd, Cornucopia.
L. G. Hardy, Toano.
Chas. Dergh. Fort Halleck.
Jas. Wolffsohu, San Francisco.
NJ. Siegel. do
V. II. Pease, Carson.
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A grand masquerade ball, under tho
auspices Of the order OF X. s. u. Of Car.
lin, will DO given In the sc~hoolhouso At
that place, tomorrow night. A jolly
time 10 sure To be had, aud The citizens
Of this and other sister towns are cor.
daily invited by the management to
come aud take part In the pleasures OF
tho evening.
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The Grand Jury which closed its scs.
sion and adjourned last evening, has by
liz Oourso, probably obriatod tho neees.
siy Of drawing Trial Jurors for The pros.
ont torn Of Court. II such shall provo
to DO the case, thoy will have effected
an sppresiabls saving 70 The Comfy
Treasury.
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A company composed Of Wesley Is.
George, H. W. Allen AID G. H. Clay
all old tiue Base Range typos-was
formed somo time since for tho purpose
Of starting q live newspaper in tho
Wood River country, and Clay was lis
patched to Idaho . few weeks since 10
make arrangements for starting a new
shoot At Bellevue, II that Territory. A
letter received from him last evening,
states that no arrived there on the 10th
Instant, aud that he will have . first
CLASH newspaper aud job Office running
betvsen the nrst aud middle OF March.
He speaks Of receiving the most liberal
support from tho citizens Of Bellevue,
and says tho msterisl for tho newspaper
10 oa the road into the northern
country. He seems delighted with the
coustry. speaking OF IL a Gods own"
and says although there is plenty of
snow-twonty inches on the level the
weather 10 lovely. The mining and
business outlook. he remarks As splon-
did. We arc pleased to learn hat tho
starting OF tho new paper Is an estsb-
iishod thing. Nessrs. George. Allen &
Clay are all good square men. aud the
paper under their management cannot
fail 10 DO . good me-. We wish tho
boys all success in the venture and will
Welcome to our exchange list the irst
issue Of the Bellevue BuSi. Mcssrs.
George and Allen will loavo for Idaho
on tho LIST OF March.-Ltdder, I7h.
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tFrs6 rAunA.,.. D1in1



Of he Sesah Judicial Dstieb -
e~d for As oSsaty Of Riko-
We. the Grand Jury snpanelsd 1t tho
Court Ho1ss. at Elko. on the 2lst day
OF February. 4. D. 1881. have had
presented Tor Decentralization one bill
ioe forgery. one for embez1lsment, one
bin fer murder in the Arst degree. and
n bill for assustt With intent to kill.
After carefully examining tho same we
have foAnd true bills sgaiast Frank T.
Fans for forgery and one for embezzle-
menk We ignored one bill for murder,
and ono Tor assault with intent to kill.
We beg leave to submit the following
reports Of the different committeesi
coysrY OFFICERS.
To &e Forensdn Of he Grand Jury, EAe
ComH. Nsvdda-l ~
We. your committee appointed 70 OK
anime che books Of the several county
officers, report that We have pefvrmed
our day o. Tar as the limited time at
our Disposal would permit, and report
that they are kept in a clean and bust
ness like manner, and may be correct.
Not having time to make . thorough
investigation OF the accounts OF the Diff
ferent county officers, would recommend
that the Board Of County Commission
ers employ W disinterested experts to
examine and report on the books Of the
different county officers from the time
tue previous experts quit up to January
], 1881.
T. w. NcGovERS,
Jos. RosESsTocK,
Jas. CLARK,
7. HOLMES.
QEoRuE MEIGs,
3 coUsrr BUILDINGS,
r" the fO,e~sn Of he Grand Jury. Exc
County, ferdda-
Your committee. to whom was referred
the matter in and for county buildings,
beg leave to report that upon eSaminA-
ton and OF inquiry, we find the said
county property in q good condition.
aud We recommend that the Board OF
County Commissioners have erected q
dre-proof vault for the preservation OF
the County records.
JOHN KAHN,
X. j. CONWAY,
II. MCCAIN,
=. d. FREEsE,
J. c. WooD.
PrnLtc aiunSAYs. .
To the Foreman Of The Grand Jury, Elke
County. Neradd-
We your Committee on Public High
ways made an examination Of the roads
as far as our limited time would permit
and find that the County Bridge cross
Ing the South Fork Of the Humboldt
river has been swept away by the recent
foods, and recommend that the County
Commissioners at once proceed to have
Suid bridge reconstructed. We also
fluid tue public slfests OF the town OF
Elko very badly washed by the high
water. and it seems TO us that it il q
neglect OF duty Of the Road Supervisor
Of the Elko District, that said streets
have not been repaired. and we would
recommend him to do so as soou as
possible; and 10 construct a ditch 10
guard against floods.
CHM. LAAPMLs,
Chairman Of the Com.
Respectfully submitted,
G.. b. ABEL, Foreman.
1. w. McGovERS, Secretary.
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Notice.
Bullion shipped.

Another lot Of Tuscsrora bullion has
just been shipped West through the
Office Of Wells, Fargo & Co., Of this
place. The lot consisted Of 10 bars
valued at SIS, 999 a.; that Of the Grand
Prizo Company amounting to $l3.I2s 80
and tho balance $500 SO being from
tho Navajo Company.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

A LARGE invoice of tho celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at the
Gem Balboa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

The brick dwelling bouso aud lot,
between tho residences Of 3. s.. Gears
and James Davis will be sold al a bar.
gain to an immediate customer, the
owner desiring TO remove from Rlko.
For Information and forms apply TO
John Craig on the promises. 2w
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Sir Ashley COoper's vital Restora-

Sir Ashley COoper's vital Restorn-
The great English remedy-has made
more cures OF Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noctur-
nal emissions, lassituds, inability for
mental labor, despondsncy and such
diseases as are induced by youthful
follies and eIcesseS, than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer- Send to a. E. Mintie. II. D.,
No. ii Kearney street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be cured. Price
50 per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try a bottle. DIR. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully with
out mercury.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

TIE best quality Of Rhine Wines at
he Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart
4 Co., Proprietors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

CHAMPAGNE OF the best quality and
brands, can be had at Reckhart &
FroelIch's Saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

A LARGE invoice Of Key West
Cigars just received at the Gem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-27

Tho barometer 10 failing with groa,
raPiditJ. Look out for : storm.
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FHSsH Bread. Pies and Cakes st the
Elko Bakery.
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stage Departures.

This morning-M. seisei, v. II,
Peaso and a Chiuaman.
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The vonire OF grand Jurors. drawn for
the February term OF the Seventh Dis.
triet Court, assembled at tho Court.
House to-day at / I O'Clock, and the fol.
lowing named gentleman were selected
10 ssYyS:
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stage Arrivals.

Last nlgh,-D. W. Ragland.
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a Portisa or the BusIness Houses
nurn-d,

a Psrtisn OF the Business Houses
Burn-d,
A FIRE broke out in the barber shop
occupied by Richard Richardson-better
known as Niger Dick-at Wells, about
| o'clock this morning, destroying all
the business part Of the town east from
the hre-prooi building Of f. H. Girls
void, embracing the length Of abont
half Of ono square and the
whole OF another. Tho saloon
Of ]. N. Surface; the store and restaur.
ant Of W. J. Van Nance. and the
brewery oil IF. T. Greenberg were among
the properties destroyed. Tho FIRE.
proof buildings Of L. Il. Griswold and
Hamili & Meiss prevented the spread
OF the flames westward, saving oil thnt
portion Of the town lying this side Of
them. just how the Aro originated wo
havo not yet been able TO learn.
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ntaRo Arrivals.
Saturday svonins-JAks weuhsimor or,
7. ". Jones aud Evan Jouss,
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Foreman
lHOtei rivals.

BIstei Arrivals.
VIM. Coon. w~iunsmuooa.
II. r. wild. Bullion.
X. II. Griswold and wife, wolis,
p. D. Freeso, do
J. G. Wood. do
Geo. Meigs, do
Chas. Dun, do
v. II. Psase. Carson.
Jas, Fergepson, Austin.
Hank Keith. Lamoille.
Thos. Holmes, Cariin.
J. d. Abel. Mound Valley.
X. Conway, do
Chas. Lsmpman. do
T. W. Jones, 'Tuscarora.
Evan Jones, do
---
Advsrtlsed Letter List.
The following Ia q list Of letters 70.
naming In tho Elko oHico, unclaimed,
for the weOk ending Saturday, Fob. 10,
1881: .
Pratt Mrs PovenAB
Rugs Mrs Emma Wagner Chss
West Lorenzo N
Q. W. Hull, =. N.
stage Departures.
This morning-wm. Coon and VIM.
Knapp.
-----
ntaRo Arrivals.
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Hotel Arrivals.

hSiCt HEEtNNtH
]. NJ. Gliddep, Csrlin.
Capt. Doughty, do
Fred benson, do
JAS. Mcclure, do
q. Q. Bethel, do
ID. A. Dcpoislor, do
+. l.. CASTLE, do
W. O. Dopoistor, do
A. Munson, do
j. X. Hopkins A wife, winnomuccs.
Miss Alioo Hopkins, do
T. W, Huntington, do
Austin ailruth, Cope Road.
IA. Dragon, San Francisco,
l.. n. Perkins, Wells.
s. Mcdibbon, Fort Hsllock.
=. II. Fish, do
socast HeeAsii Bccdsin
Fresh Garden Seeds and Onion Ssts
TO be found Al The Grocery Store Of II.
Spes''1 .s.-.sg
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FiSs old Cognan at Rsckhart 4 erosl
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Having made arrangements with the iarEest
merchant tAiforlnE establishme ont In the
United States, whereby we are Authorized 10
AXE measures for suits, We are now pfeBAfed
to display our samples and furnish eioihinR
10 ordtr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
maRKgrs ny CELEaRAPH.

Now York Juno "a -stocks strong.
Money S3h.
tx hange, long 4si%, short is6.
state ms fairly active.
government bDnds quiet and steady.
FIR ,ght, weak.
Coffee aulet aud unchanged.
Sugar ailet; fair u good II fined 1'sGsi prime
SO, r.ilned Ia better demand and n'mi stan
dad A hAd9h.
Wool firm and fairly active, domestic fleece
stats; pulled 20si0i unwashed l2g3!i Texas
Halo . .., "a,
ern,nput bonds quiet and fl,mi new So 03,s
new ANS ~, new "a i1a, state bonds
strong o d active.
New Orleans, June 81 Corn quiet o,
Flour strong, supernnc. 3; double ik9ih
trsb, ihas4; higher 4. AIDES o 30G6 90.
-Coiree active aud aim; carsoes OF ordinary to
S,g,r dull and tominal.
MoIsss, no,hiug doing.
II 90 steady. Ordinary TO primo t1aa5A,
S rhts / 5OCla 80 per 1000 premium sterling.
Bank tSn~.
An Louis, June g7.-Flour higher, ripper
ades family D 3oso 5,i choice D $50 OVoi nancy
Wheat opened higher hut closed lowe. aud
weak, %, red i1ll is@l " cash anu june
rorp lover a. 41s@lex cash l5x9isA July
Oats h gh,r a. 35s 90 cash 3iV3ih july
VII ak st ady. AL.
Lard higher at 10 50,
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A Delightful Affair:

The residence of Judge Barksdsle was all
Sslow ~ith beauty, youth and enjoyment las,
evening, on the occasion of tho
complimentary reception rendered bv
bis daughter. Miss Annie, TO Misses
Florence and Beulah Childress of Terrell.
a sumptuous iepsst was spread, the
most exquisite music was on hand
dancing was INDUCED, the most
generous hospitality aud sttentio n
was dispensed, and few more delightful oc.
cssions have ever been enjoyed BY The Young
people OF Dallas. Among the many present
were Misses Matte Leake, Lucy
HcOoTm'ck, Msy Thomas, Lula Nc.
Cormick, Sslle Wheat
Annnie Pfouts, Josie Stephens, Willie
Wright, L.urs Castor, Lulu McIatyre,
Lo'o Booso. Of,ho gsttlemen present we're
Messrs. Swink, Price, Pfou,s. Potter, Follon.
Grimes. Hale, Hawkins, Williams and a
number OF Others.
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Fine, Fresh, New GOsds Just Re-
ceivcd.
For canned chicken, beef tongue, cove
and picked oysters, snchovies, CLANS, pre-.
pared chocolate. preserved ginger, mush'
rooms, horse radish, California honey, milk,
B lston and soda crackers and all the do ics-
cies found in frat. class fancy grocery, also
the finest stock O. confec,ioneries ever
offered in th's msrlet, creams and caromels,
Jardor almonds, ice. fruits, nuts, Texas tolu.
etc., Wholesale and retail the finest OF
goods had tie very lowest Of prices, call and
see for yourself at W X. Wheelock's 9, success
sor 10 Lonnor Il WheelocE, corner Of Main
and Austin streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28

The london Hair Color Restorer" is
he most delightful sr,ic lever introduced 10
American people and is totally different
srom all other hair restorers. being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that leader
many other articles Tor the hair obnoxious.
Where baldnes', or falling of the bair exists,
or premaiurcly grayDess from sickness, or
other causes, its use will restore the natural
youthful color, and Cause healthy growth,
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dam
druif, &c, at the same time m ST pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, frsgrantly perfum-
ed, rendering the hair soft and plisble, making
it an indispensable article in every toilet Ask
you druggist for London Hair Color Res,or-
er. Prize, rs cents bottle. Six bottles, 81.
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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W. II w. smith-Candidatc.

Mr.. w. II. w. Smith, deputy sheriff, an
nounces himself in this mornings issue, as
candidate for election to the Office OF city
marshal. Mr.. Smith is an able and popular
officer. who Is no, lacking in experience, and
werc he elected to tho office to which he aspires
no would no doubt oil Tvs duties 10 y sststsc'
tory and otlicer.lke manner. During tto
time no has acted as deputy sheriff, no has
made many warm friends.
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NOTICE is hereby given, ,bs, the usual a.
n'Verssry reunion Of the knights Of Hon
or will be held at Shady View Park, on
THURSDAY next, the SOsh of June. tits expect
ed that the day will be made one Of unusual
enjoyment by the attendance of Knights
Deiooging to the three lodges in the city, and
ineir families All Writing Knights are cor
dislly invited to participate.
oneor more orations appropriate TO The
occasion will be delivered.
Street cars will run till II p. NJ. or later.
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Rabbi Bien Re.EIectcd.

The HERALD is pleased to note the fact
that Dr.. II. NJ. Bien has been reelected to
tho Office Of rabbi of tho Jewish congrega'
tion here. Dr. Ben has now been In cur
midstf three years. He has not only en-
deared himself /, his a,"k but has slso won
tac esteem and friendship of oil creeds az
denominations, and our Hebrew citizens are
no less 10 be congratulated for bis retention
than arc tho gen,iles who have learned to
admire and respect him as man.
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general furnishing and fancy goods coacerus
tor ladies. not only in this state, but out of
i, no' falling behind those even of ST. Louis
10 'ae close selection Of their stock, and the
amtist'ns OF the very la,es, styles aud fashions.
Inc announcement OF their opening, and the
psrti,ulars Of what they will have 10 offsr ia
me millinery and general fame, goods and
ladies' suits line, to the ladies, viii be drly
made, and they say tbs. they intead to be
neither excelled nor ,guslled by any house
IN the south in the quality or their materials
and the low price ASKED.
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Chicago, Texas & Mexican Contra,

Yesterday the hands in tho employ of
Messrs Hancock and Stuart, sub contractors
under Messrs. Caldwell and Medley, on the
Chicago, Texas g. Mexican Central road
We're paid off at the oflice of the com psny, in
this city. They had under contract for grad
ing sections II -, 10 and ID which they
have tnished, and made ready for the ties
and iron. Between this and the FIRST of July
Messrs. Hsyne and Benson will have com.
peted their contract OF grading sections 8
and 10. and by that time O. A. Frank g. Co.,
will have finished the grading on 4 and 6.
There are few rock cuts loft yet to work
on the twenty.seven mile let, and the whole
will be completed, ready to be received by
the 10Th of July. The contract for grading
tho remaining twelve miles 10 Alvaradc,
will be let within the next seven days, and
work will begin vt once and pushed forward
with ali possible speed
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J.U Arnold-t andidatc

In this issue of the HERALD MIR. j. O. Ar
mold, our efficient and courteous deputy
marsha, who is at present filling the posi-
ton of chief by reason of the resignation Of
Marshal Morton, announces himself cantis
date for that position. He has served for
years on the police force and has ever
conducted him self as an Office,
citizen and gentleman, in the best p c
of those terms. His experience on the CO.,
and service as deputy, has given q IN
insight into the workings of the for mich
he is go we'll qualified to head, an ,lected,
Dallas will fud In him an able maj ii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28

The new Congregational church, corner
Live Oak street and Pacific avenue, was
dedicated Sunday, Rev. Dr.. Il sd, of Paris,
preaching the dedi,story sermon. There
WAS large and intelligent audience present,
and Mr.. Read preached oae of his bes.
sermons. The church is An elegant s,ruc
lure both externally and internally, and is
an ornament to that part of the city.
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Robinson, corner Of Magnolia and C,,lliu
s sa; On the same night two hones, fln,
so'mals th,t worked double, were ssoIen
nom Mr. 4. S. Redmond who lives ;us,
north OF the city on the Cedar Spring, road
ana u Is presumed that the thief that stole
tne harness got the horses.
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The resignation of Captain W. +. Nor
ton as city marshal has already brought cut
two pronounced candidates and another is re-
ported to be in the field. The two referred
to ala Messrs. Arnold and Smith, both Of
whom are 90 I'd officers. The race prom i'es
t, be warm one and tho candidates are
turning every stone to insure their success.
The election comes off on the 7th Of July,
and the polls will be located AZ the usu,l
places with the former acting judges 10 pre-,
eide
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28

Mr.. A. P White. 1856 w. Monroe street,
Chcago, informs US: l h.ve had occasion TO
thoroughly test the qualities of ST. Jscobs
OIL upon myself and my family, and have
found 1t the bt,t and most effective remedy
of tho kind ever known. 10 an aggravated
{ 80 Of swollen joints, where inflammation
was causing intense suffering, It's power WAS
especially remarkable and not only brought
relief but permanent cure. II gives me
Measure to thus testify TO lite merits.