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Fisher, Of Yaie College. "'rhueketat.s
l!e'ntions to English lSoclety" Is hy +. s:
by Charles liarnnr!t, Is tlin first ,nlapatlnG nc
cNtht OF 4 Rrowlhs hthllc e,tt1rnti2i,nl III
tlur,.cc. "Spn.c Quneks" Is n httNldtt,ns
paper by Edward Ege!cston. "Nniesn| n
Burroughs. "Auilt scIntln's NnhIhm., Is
y sketch OF, prairie life, b. Henry Kitty.
The ,nost striking feRtnte Of tho nn1i,bgs Z.
however, tho illustrated pnpers .Mfs e.. T.
l.ntl,rnp's essay uti "JnttN In Fkrge" 4 Il
critical sketch. will, O pictorial presentation
Of son,e u thts artists test Wnrk. =" AZ Qhi
I.uhgre1i. isn ftiI ntl careful portrayal Of nltt
tines nj Al AlexnNtria. Tho forIiler contributes
4. striking t!rawlnt-"A \ coint.ini unyet',or
Taking Ills Eu.en-tu a lapcrhy Mr.. ltldcli1H
oi, "Gnrrtson Life ut unverllurs Island"
Seyernl lint ptrtrntts. accompany a. pappr IN
"FulpigM Aclo,. III AtMerira." by j. }ralnlpr
Nlhtthews, Including "i1acl,vl rs i'hcd'r,"
(nfter Geianip's nnintln4),. "lsistUfi ns lfHru
Stuart" II rurttNlt OF Sayihl. a,Ml others.
l'e.et The Great" Is atso Illustrated. and
deals fnrEefy with tile personal life of the
Car. Tile Thaekcray l,apcr Is 0,npanie'l
by a sketch. BY Hun, Of pncs4's ssntnet %
tfd nbftllst,-a portrait which 1t Is thought
has not belurD blrn cngttlyuu.
, 1881-01-22
FASHIONABLE CALLS,

NtlruIt r8tt.
Callers seated III tho par1ors OF IN uptown
1nnnsiun.)
"1'ye heard she gayc $500 for tint group
I'd Just as soon huve chrome, wouldn't
yonw.
"lI-n-s-1l!"
"A,sl Just look ut tint ccntrc-tablc, looks
like n fancy fair for nil the world, one would
thinlt ~
"ll-s-s.1f, she's coming"
[Elltct, Indy OF tho l,ousc.)
"0l, you tlear, darling creatures! Whnt
nj age since 1'yu seen yott. Where ,tutc yon
bcdn: enjoying the holidays, no doubt, In,
30 Klutl To seu yutl boil !"
lrogstlor.) And We aro 30 glad to see2
VIII Will s ie@ y sf'ssx s oiE sMeS5 @ yySrssf y IL 0h
then unu l.,Uk Will Il, vverytil!ngt"
cloak Dcar slrs: Smith, / Just envy you
si1S NJ: Is iSs"iiti"s'i II n" il ought to be; James
'"Yas but illut's nothing for Col. Smith,
YOU ktiOw. How Is lln2 i. 10 admire tho
SpIonei nno ~ 'ns1 m, Tut then he never looks
"Uh! yes! i,lalsu INC bcIieye That! Hos n
rcgulnr Old Iiirt; but | forgive him fnr EVERY
thing since lsn's gut lnu this clonk. Well, wo
really MltKt E0; ever 80 lta',y mon. calls to
,Makc. Now, return tllis soon; tAorots dal-
ltig. Uy-Dy, Sweetness"
u.aly ut ilo hu,ise to next Gallery
"fes, tldt Mrs; col.. Sm,tl! anu her sister
what i tt0Wdy tllat sister is-t!ld cull here
and, ~ you believe. she had the inlpudcnce
f. tetl he-,ge-tlnt her l1.sballA g3ve, s42' !;
EnoW WV aSaetIy sI Witt Via 'fSs' II Was Morth Nc III" ia
sn!cf better pay his dcbts," otc., etc., etc.,
nd 1nflnltunl.
, 1881-01-22
1881. PROSPECTUS. ISL.
CHICAGO
Dollar Weekly Trib1ne
The Best and Ab|est Repuhlta
Newspaper In the Union,
Tho Weekly Tribune Ono Year for OH
Dollar in Clubs Of Five.
Now is the Time to
Subscribe.

TIE THlntSE Is tho best business medium ~
commercial exponent 1f this city, and ~ undtsaA
tho strongest ttd nluss influential Republican AfsF
Iaper IN thu West.
Politically THE T.i1nuSK II a stn1wnrt Ienueiess
newspaper, hnd will rtnlnin 10 until evory MAJ n u
South, irrdspuCttro OF s:scc. colur. or pdcs ~
un1y tho rxht TO vute nud DO voted for. ard battss
ballot honestly cotfed, wtl.ntt hulldotng gF eaes
Ing and until evsl and political liberty foF s."s
iuhstcnns, as roll rs wAlto Uomucvslts, Is ~ 11~4
established In tho south a. In lid North,
In tho future. nj III tho pRst, THE 1'Ntnrxx nuI =
vocata tho uanlntennhco OF tlla Sa.iotu cfcdl y
publication Ut tho public aerTicct tho h.v"eaef ~
seasonnbla ps{atts OF fiscal res0rn,s sLd ecpnosi
In pubic uxpcnd.turest opposition 10 tubAltc' -
cnrosrte tnbhoty In all til fornss hnd tho tesst'
tao OF equal ttghta u all Gltlzuns, Notk uni sos't
, 1881-01-22
What Finally I,ctauaded tho Mule.

A 0nunt md wlcknl. .Ln,kiiE mule bclUnxIu9
to n rt,untryn,au tatkcl tn lflIer stFeat yesler.
Jay nttern0on, md tbs i,sllnl prowd Eathoreu to
aninai, Yariou. sxpesIenls we're triea. M s,iuh M Al
twisting bis tall nnl nntlnlg. dirt In his
gyes. ours, 9ild !nnuth; hnt he rn.aaesi has con.
tho operators, even with kick, They wclv
nbt'At to b4ihl u lire unler hn wAcu Il snloo1,,
thai bo could nuke .hsn aget," and. thotH lie.
ing no takers, concluded tn dD It lust FOR
the sake r., Ut sAowtk his knowledge, y
, 1881-01-22

rat The Chtrueo Tribune.
As thu ambitious Sculptor, ttrcless, Tits
CtilneI nfld hnilnltf to tho hfMMa.t hand,
nctnrr my i,tlt' formed chntnrfcr sInd
Apd ply tue Bhinin. tI}ois III mental gifts.
II! cut nwny n huge tlnsl9htly Ride
Or sclsl,ncss. md R!ri.,Dtal to curves Of graoo
Tho AnE!cs Ut ill-tcinper.
And nm trace
slintl ry atiro hummer lnnve Ut silly pride.
chip nrtor chlp must fall tr1ln yntl, desires,
And tho shnrp coriters III MY disc0nteut
r. !eds. rHnne ,. e, syn1;,gtty Ti,s ana i,it
Unfinished stiff. must tntl 81, and OH.
I'LL tho pnlc critic, Dcuth, shn! sny, ...TIs aous
Ella WnEgLEi
, 1881-01-22
Tho Merits Of The Weekly Tflbun.

A Newspaper nr0 Hpparcnt 10 nlI Wc n"efs, ~ =,
IL cxcnls, III Tho knunEt. quality. upd variety "
roaana 1t pr0vtles. ereEy nha'
tton OF tho kind in this country rs sparo a'e.s. ~,
to advertisers IL purosay kcps lown to na'sos ~
ill., AuFo than Uty co{u'Hns Of cstir, frHe y"
H|'td eaeh vtss with sat Atcll Htas, editorial ass
s!ons stories, oesays, poems. humorous tEafa:s
spcctul articles Of iAtorust to faE1.ors, AAd ta9
lnafket ruposts. .--..t
Ia Hnrkbt srpotts arc nnsnrrassnt. cn'afae ~
the Information which fatt,etH rcutsG for tHe .r
rsnt transaction vi business both sclio's saa''
on, -..A
Fncta hbout railroad combinations and tasst"
always noticed In TIiK WEEKLY, .,st
improvements o$ agricultural machinery ~ s%Sn
methods of utilizing farm lEoducIA nEo dbfe''S"~
TME WEEKLY.
"iturAi Jr~h writes an "Tho Fhrm and tsa.s. t!s.s.
~. L.. IT, OF "lioftlcAlturO." and "fese"n,TI =, ri
on "Ths Btnld hnd STABLE" In each hsas "
WEEKLY. .x.t
The Homie Department. gossip about the ia.'r -. sr.
shUr* st0rfrs, mud 10uins. lEterufy suleeao.n va il
make 11sK WEEkhY a.trIcttvo W thu lad1as s4@
yOlMgvs momovta OF ths family.
, 1881-01-22
Terms Of Tho Trlhunos

stnflo Cop;. pot JcNr,. Apt
for ciuba nt Five ftlsn sass
Fnr ctuos Of twenty tnua one tssu eopJ''''' ~
For The Daily 1rthnus. per n,onth+.......'... xoe
For osSatusday, ID iaxs L1sotary Edtson pet!s- ~
For Sunday, Vi t'aso4 tuuubls eatss>. pss fe@''
Specimen copies sent frog. costa
G,te ro4t-uites address Ia fulA tncsuanS
ard state. .,nrSfA
iemtsaace, mar b made e.shrr e5 dratt. stsS ~
fopt-Oaace ordet, OF II t,.xtstarra lettan N"
AdtEVs&
THE TRIBUNE C0MrAa.i,u ID.
Cor. Madison and Dearborn. .sta., Coiess"
, 1881-01-22
Extraordinary Cheapness,

Wbte tho pslcs OF single subscriptions W. s.,,sr,l
aS Ito yeur, tirs coptus OF rH3 WEEkss VT
will be mailed ono ycnr for ftrs i>ot%1Fs. ~
pald, a,,d A. any Nna car mnto up u tiao " I'm
let. IL reduces the ptsro to ONE lSut.s stlA
1'E.AN. FUR Twenly Dollars Twsnty copAs' ii ~
sent one ysaE, snd q fEso copy ~ tho sct1e1'sF
ENh.
, 1881-01-22

NCllEVD Him Of Unnecessary &turhctia
-lIts Sclf.As*crtltlu LraAcvAl,tr-TiAc
Great Stntesltina, Nlso 4 ttrcat Sleeper.
New FORK Trihnhf.
IoSp0S, tntt. .U.-partinlncnt nsscn,tlts to-day:
In Il few hours we shnil know the text Uf the
ltoyal n1cssngc. IT Which tho s.,bsntco i,ns been
glvun thcac two days past III tho pnrcts: md l'y
to-,tnttpw tiinrnr tho worth viii be IN rusaes-
sion Of the still fuller statements pf Minister'S
touching tho so.cnifed coercion ot trclnn, thu
Irish 1al,i ILL., MID NIL tho rest Of 1t. Thu poll
tfcnns, professional aud nulntcur. will hayp
their hands full fur another six mnnts; full OF
Ireland, snce everybody nRrcca TINT th!s Is to
be MI irish session. Tint tncans TINT 1t IL
to be prerminnntly Sr. Gnststo,,es session; Tint
heavier shnrc Ut Parliamentary wnrk Is IL fall
upon httn thRn upon anybody c1sc-ahc might
almost say ttun upon alsnust all the other Slin.
attts put tngcthcr. Mr.. Forster, 1t !s true, In to
bring In tho Coercion bill, npon which tho nrst
great struggle ot tho session viii cun,o. Hut 1t
s certaIn TINT nr. utnllstunc witl be hcar,f, md
heard repeatedly upon TINT. ns upon every other
question rcia,l,tx to lrc'nnd. Tho Land bill he
will himself introduce. md, huwcyer hotty tho
measures for keeping the peace iu Ireland nay
be contested, tho op1'ostton to amy pnssibte Lind
bill will bo more STRENUOUS, mnre diversified, nni
moro prolonged; II for m other rcntoy thnfi TINT
tho opponents ntt critics OF 1t will cp1,,o froh
both sLdcs of tho huuse ali1 from hll sections Ut
both factions It IS ngrecd that Mr.. 0lhdstono
IL tHe uuI} tnHH WNO Gun CltfEJ 14HHl uIlls N0u
thut since It Is 90 !nrIcly nt'e IN Ut detail a1,l
viii DO resisted im lrtafl nild by every sort of
ipsin,ss amendment, whoever hns Charge If il
inlst havs eliarRs Ut It nj tho tlr,a. ~ "
Altluttg tIlt 1,auy fuGturs, therefore, which
will Co Il tho ,.,aklilg Of ,narrinv uf tho coming
sesslun not tho leltst Important II tue sthtc OF
pend not Il little ,slUn tho Tarinaet,t,ry hnb!ts
hc .nav resolve On ntiuptsnR lie bus i1,aYnIIi-
cent Constitution, and 10. hns pcsserveiel IN
dasod ftho reserve On Which 4 inu,, u ;v must
rejr. it Is ilo secret TINT 6is recent illness
Irt,,iuht ills hOfne 10 Him md t,ns Init sl,t.! Il
n,stf upai, lin, Us neither he nor h.s friends
Public appcnr,s,cp snco lint tl.,to Wis ut tie
for,l Mnturs tli1l,cr nj tGr, (juGhajl iast Nj
yruiucr, In yUicc, in jl,Ut, In energy nI,ll All.
ma.ioi, IT r,a.,neI, ho VII. tie, mich changed
forse force iroln lint which Just yrar Seforo ha.i
% that nt,azlpx MIIIothiut. can,,Mxn. Il Iii iii,
umIldGnii lie ind einriU srecull IL mike, Of no
vrnat 1tI,rntin,, tt,tn,h ~ xrrnt n,nr,mt,rr liz
fai ft unaerssns s to presous fa.iFme. liz Ind
nor 10 ti,o ,searyiIsS homage Hf great i,ssrs ot
nm n sa% t 1,, se ~ - sHcsf sdr
!
, 1881-01-22
spOUpENl)YlSl;'s CALLS.

mitch, bnt n man unght to 10 what hts wife
wnits Him to tlo Oh New YEARS Day,
Where's the list?''
"ilcrc 1t is," satd Mrs. Spoopcndyke,
fluttertlE around with licr hatr Ill her
mouth. II wrnto thom nil ont with the ad-
dresses for you, SO you wouldn't have any
tr0hble.'
"What makes you put old Sister Lamb at
the head Of tho lst?" growtpu Mr.. Spu0pen-
dyke. 'SlAe's gut wart On her chin the
slzo OF fire bell. oln s1ia can't talk anything
but tito advantages OF egg over stove coal for
heating the Sunday SCHOOL,
"Dut she belongs TO tito church, and
don't beileva my ohb else will call OIL her."
reasonel Mrs. 5l,oupendyke. "she will be
tickled TO death to see you."
"What tto you think In, starting ont
for?" demanded Mr.. Spoopcndykr, 1crccly.
"Got MI idea t'na going around Hike nils
sionary to carry tile Guspel TO proplo every
bouy else Is afrai.l OFF, Who's tIs? WHATS
Tits secoMd name hercg Who's Mrs. shkl yln-
"Tint'a Mrs. ,yo,verton. i promised her
6@t Cit %Su a'xt s Is cai oia ra ss i0
"What Tor? Whnt HIS she gut In coIl,tiull
With ,,lc. cxcept t1iat l!er bones ate hollow?
S'ie ttun't know the. difference bct%Cei n
AwSys % R ss 1d 10 tn hoM S''y yst IT 2ff'faa" . nt
SUtlosh mud No!nDrru!t " crn tnrabtes Is illut
tS %a! 5 sft ,iss .,.}! aa?nF ~ tic old monaaenis7
""iS "rats Wtss KY 5%Sii smit tho little w,ov You
know slsc's Interested In sending WOMEN nut
West to grt husbands. She'll atilmse yan."
"SIn Z, Wy + sI,l sEns me- She'll i,.ake no
Sf& &5s s st yeo@ Sf eas s detS Eiri &c s ~ In IL ~: s
rew5 III ft'Dnt uf usp I'd call nh I.n,, iluw,''
"she's 4 little eiiit Of q ti'ng. Yos't tlon't
' WANT % @ rn!. attrr those young people,-n
."Wlat,s the rshson don't 2" hewlsl Mr.
S1mupttttyke. tut nIt Idea lint only carr,
for tic touel! o!,l people, hayel,'t sou ThlNk
r ny sst mr., "t riyp,at, y ,a,t Roe ent yoM2
st,ectln':,''
II don't cnra!" emor,strntc.l Mrs. Spon1,-
en9sKe, lnaisnnntly; "thcy'ro i,icc people,
nnu ! lEe t9 cultivate theIl, IAey mnY be
~" ,"cgltiyate I'm Il yoa wa'lt to-, growlstl
s9ing hos!nE a'o,a,l amon9 @ 'sin tih d, thp lit R
easas s yJ'' }"r 'g{ @ W5 y dyS ,s Tsn sa tS
jj]sss soy q @ SM'y nes ID xseS;y u rays5$ ", n
Who e!so haye you eot herss A[rs. s!is-
kMl!%!pss!, M!a!psfM,' Al''' "0i''sosl0pa"' Al'ss
"Yo4 dqn't read them right Mt all,"
eeo1,npla!!ned Mrs. spoopendy&e, "rIlal's
Alrs. ,Sllvers poon, hnd Mrs Wnrth!nGto,,
W." 4AtS IL luSL Us
nice rs they can be"
"Aro they. tile thleb old WORTHLESS WHO
howl III tho choir? asketl Mr.. SMolehdyke,
ster,ly ''They'ye got . gial,dson oli
"They linvc,l't, sOO led Mrs, Spoopenlyko.
"Yum know better"
"Wei1, most vt 'ein llhve. What dye wnnt
nln,anacs expecting inc? Whcle'stho Spiinx9
iou hayeli't got tho Sphinx down i,el<e. ,tur
the Tower of Babel. Whnro these otlor
pyramids: WHO'S Mrs. ups1dc,luwli T'
Jelly wlte1, SOU Wuru sick. mil yoii snjii sha
lave TO cnl un her ft,r iMitrnrsa, !; said Hrs
SpDOpendyke Rtytrcly
,-"I wont cIthnrr' Shouted Mr, Spoobct,-
dyke. "fEliD {bffP tYua Snitr ht11 ain 1,sn1 ia
, 1881-01-22

II you ask Frcnclu,an why the ladies aid
&ent1eme4 are completely separated at the
ordinary fallsfan sotrta he Will account for
, 1881-01-22

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p1.,,,; mitEhM III ;.s.'.,sa, SuI .e,,;as :. u,,,,i
neu's" . 'evo 4,, been &c a,,a,, so1 ,,,. ,,,,,,,,o
xo,u,,,n ~ poe,ua nntt Icovcs fron, NV
Diary"
N. Michael Mason, the veteran novelist and
piasWf'R'"' q. 1lo ase OIL "' .....,
-aeoige si.ot lelt ncs.lu 3s.; eolnp4e1e
traHs'atlof Or Shlhozas Etllacs,' executcu
during tho Strauss and Fe'eteas'. period.
Iprof. Charles II Ellot Norton, Of Harvard Harvard
College, will SHORTY oegllt serles OF eSplnE.
atotls ol' the ste Of mn at'cient dreclan city
Ar ,ro,,o ,,,o ro,n+t,,, n J,orts hr,rotrr
will, linn the thIrtl yolume Of his work OIL
w. w.. ;. t r,,o,, % ra"tu,u, % n ,,t, III o cn,,oa
w Ngso,IU;, n; ,ri,, W.. !!,,t,,,a ~ e",rf ,rIii
apear re Iyuv.t abuWt Tie el Il stare. 'o'u"e Will
The Public Library of snn francisco tins
received n. Gift Uf sl,0oo from Mr. A!lopl.
Sntro. with tho teQ,lest that tho nloney be ex:
pended III books reiatIng to mining and
AIR. Il. II. Horne ~ Orion u l1orne) writes
t2n LonHo,! p9pcr tiat tll9 friend H. to ,Wi!elIi
E4aflyie lcnd tne 1.a ln.annscf,pt u ms FFe'ssii
Mes0ihtlnll nlla WHOSE seIFMlt uSsfi ~ 1or
hRhlhls u'e n1es' WIS 1ohn ot"alt Mht.
-tGf1Pr 4lpGkrTs III lie trtfunTf CHtNO{}E
World, discusses i,e subject Of i Cnthqlics
nnl nrt,fcstnnts Arrrsjnr mi tin ScbnUf
Question" aiiti tonirUverts Especially Dr. j.
&. ltulla,ad's views, expressed in the Jahuary
- file noh. +: 2 h.; Washbq,ne M Is writing ts
EtS epGs a s @ a,s f bsa S1' asRr5 fSr 1nfs q wfI
ne RaRST oa ilI|nois' Tor tic "Eneyelo,
b' -
Col. Cuiiwrl1, of Bnston, has been eil-
gageu ior tw1 @ years slpoii tie % lia,,'lsc;,pt of
o%im oIn y I'm 1Ir inr,c Vsfia f '1tu waa E "as,v
nn! wy iiGtU.I ~. Ms1s 'letiy
ienmS W. igr nn,pa hS. ~, M +, y st MG
" was consume" ~ t'ie "te III l11s festaehce'
The nlcrae dcs Rcur-1fo1,dcs las begun
George Sand. 'The ilfst ietters tiatu from,
1924 wl,eli she was 4 hnl},,y young mother of
20, without my uistract:rg ambitions or
sdyiul theories md nre delightfully."- written.
-Ihe CrlGtc Is = little fortilehtlyol twenty
pages. Slsle!i starts 10 net as gu encourage
ment " arg cl.eGk upon, AMef,enn literature
aa a4t IL M IT'D sRfsa Rsbar otsS dsYalops w b. @ Hs' 3 a
Issue has paper by Mr. Edmund G. Stcdtnan
OH Wllliain Blake.
Tho Boston housc of j. r. Osroo,i & ca,
tafps t1nto ffself two 1,sw ,1artnntx: M
s9sSs isS 9ssG2s e s naS e5d M & n shfssan ks Ss
froni the firm. md also from tho hook bt!sl-
ness owing to the very pour stato OF Ills
-noughton; Atff,in & Co. aro prcpnrlng a
book on tic aServallt-(;iri 6ucsfiDn.'; br
Harriet Prescott GpotlorJ. "Tenr]s Of
Tiiuusht," u iittle Soiiisis OF Aeieetions by
there Is to ba ,.eyy eiitiom of. AhGy sane
Eichnrtlsnnss IStnrtps frnu, iii EuTtisi,
Poetfy.H pgrton,s nVoltaire.u u Il, tw. t1rnat
ostnvos ia ni.aflv rcatlv ''''s' !" NV S'ea'
~ -@-.'S
, 1881-01-22

Very Eenalble,-To use Dr., Du,l's Cough Syrup
for coughs, colds. heasseuess etc. Price. Is eents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-08
PEREMPTORY SALE
AUCTION
1877 of the Most Desirable
Building Lots in the
City of San Antonio
to effect Partition.
Capitalists and Persons Seeking
Homes in the Most Healthy and
ffosp City in the
State of Texas.

Are 2.eclaliy invited to attend this sale, a
public auction, which will take place in from
Of Col. Hord's hotel, In tho city Of sar
Antonio, To- begin on tbs ?,th day of May next
1851, al 10 O. clock IN, and continue from day
10 day until said lots are all sold.
The propsriy Will be positively sold with
out reserve.
Comprising the lots In blocks No. 9, 81, IS,
~, 10 and ~ each block containing IL lots
numbering lro,h to IL, ana the lots No. l to II
inclusive IN block No. A, and the lots No. ! t.
In block No 10, and the lots and 2, in block
NO 30, and the lots No. 2, 3. 4. 8, o, Z, and In
block No, 81, and the lots No, Q, 4, "a, SO,
10, II and u, In block No 20 and The lots Mes
lots Nos ~ and In block No II, and the lots
!, 2,3, A, b, and y, In block No q, and also the
fractional lot or block NoiG, each lot having a
width of ~ varas, or IS feet 2.3 inches, and a
depth varying from 1873 fset7 l-3 inches. to s3S
ieet. the streets surrounding sid blocks are
H'raight and 30 feet 2.3 inch q WIDE excep
'li main avenue, running Though themt
which is about 80 feet in width.
SITUATION.
N Of said lots are situated In the northern
portion OF The city of san Anton o, on and
above the Upptr Labor ditch, on and east M
San T., dro creek. and on and south M pa
avenue,a little below the San Pedro sprinys
ana park, and from onc.half to three fourtbs
OF mile from The contre OF the CITY
ADVANTAGES
This property Is especially desirable for
private residences, because Of its elevated No.
sition over other portions OF the city ii NJ ar.
ness 70 san Pedro creek. San Pedro Springs
s' guy neuu'iiui puzzle park surrounding
them; because there nre two Irritating bitches
with living water running through them con
stantly, int.isecting 1t, and because II lies On
eitig side OF the principal line of street rail
TERMS OF SALE:
une third casn on the day of a1Iudic ,t,on
anu the balance In one and two years A., ,rcn,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-08
Railroad Excursion Party

Bristol Tenn, May Can excursion par.
ty, composed OF tho president and directors
Of tho railways connected with the Nor
folk " Western Shenandoah valley,
ard Louisville & Nashville
system completed their inspection on tho
newly acquired Norfolk & Western railway
at this point to-day Tho condition OF the
road bed and general equipment far exceeded
the expectations Of the management. Tho
party Of railway officials make tue return trip
to New York over the Shenandoah Valley
road 10 morrow, hoping to overtake The
Duke Of Sousherlsnd's party, now visiting
the batllenelds Of northeastern Virginia.
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DOR SALE. "A low half canopy suits AT re.
L. duced prices ut Billing on's Furniture
store. Also large stock Of all kinds of Furni
III, e. every thing at bargain
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An Aged woman Cuts an Artery
while Bleeding 90 osath Browne
Herself i'm IL Barre.-Her Farewell 10
the world.
NeS YORK Mail.
Word was received NJ the eornra.s office
today that Wilheimins Gr4uwsld woman
of72 yesrs, hsd bsen found dead ia her room,
st No IA stanton street in IA barrel OF water.
in which she had ouher diel Vhlla bath.
ing CT bad deliberately drowned herself Her
ago made i, SO IN prophsble that Inc former
was the case, bat tho investigation ma 10 by
Coroner Hermsn this aFlerropn sh we'd that
after cutting tho arteries III her left arm at
the wrist and elbow, she al the deal If nlght,
craWled into the bar and there drowned
herself while the lie blood was oiziut from
her veins. Evidences Of careful deliberate,
was plentiful.
Mrs. Grunwad was native Of the gran
duchy of Waldeck. Germany. She
occupied two small rooms ON the
first door Of tho rear house at the above
number her son, Richard Grunwslt, who is
well to do baker at No. l25 Stanton street,
paying her rent and mnistering to all her
wants. Food WAS brought her from mis-
house daily, but tue mother hal lit 10 iu.er-
course with her sons family, wish whom
she did not live on the best of terms,
owing to her irritable temper. Tao last
lard Of her ws' at eight o'clock las,
night, who she sent the little daughter o
fellow tenant for n pint of beer, AMI await
ing her return Ia the hsll retired with
the can to her rooms and shut the door NJ
one saw her afterwards till this morning.
when her grand laughter was sent across the
street with coffee for her. She found her
door till locked and tho blind, of the
front room tightly closed. Having knock
cd IN vain sh! prle1 open one of the
shutters and looked in. In tie rear bed.
room, when her eyes became accustomed TO
the gloon, she disc .rnal her grandmother.
Her position indicated that she was deal,
The child raised tho alarm and the baker
came across the s rect but teing busy lust
then, as he informed the rep ,rter, went
back after satisfying himself that it wa,
really his mother in the barrel, an Locking
the door lett her there to await tho coroner.
The rooms were carefully put to rights and
In the iooklng.glass was stuck an envelope
with these two names freshly written as
suggestion that the D rsons 10 informed of
the writer's end: Mrs. Dorette Elbourne,
No. 9S, Fifth avenue, Mrs. Theodore Mix,
No. 246 East Twenty-seventh street. On
the table in front of the agel womsn's chair
lay tho family Bible, closed but with q
mark between the leaves. 1t opened
at this verse: Some untJ Nc all
ye that labor and ara heavy la len, and will
give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and
learn OF mo, for | sm metk and lowly in
heart, aud ye shall fad rest unto your souls.n
" was the suicides welfare to the town.
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Paving permanently located In Dallas, re.
spectfully offers his professional service 10
OMcc 7ls .Maiu street.
Residence, Grand iAdsor hotel.
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Preparations for n s,yaI weddius

preparations Tor Bsyal Wedding.
Vienna May 6.-The whole city 10 now
devoted 10 preparations for the reception Of
Princess S.ephauie Of Belgium who TO DO
married TO Crown Prince Rudolph on The
l0:h inst. Tho illumination Of private houses
and Of tho dome OF the cathedral Of S. Ste
phens BY electric light promises 10 DO great
feature Of festivals. The town b already
beginning 70 all with strangers and the hoteIs
are already ~ full that new corners hsvo
difficulty In finding quarters.
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HrRAYED d.
FOR EXCHANGE
PASTURE
pu YSsCIAN.

DHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-DR. NOR.
i TON. ONCE, In iirst national bank build
Ing. Residence, San Jhcinto street, near
Leonard
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. RANGE SUICIDE.

An Aged woman Cuts an Artery
while Bleeding 60 0saih DrSwns
Herself i'm IL garre.-Her Farewell 10
The Warlu
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near as possible the color, price, style, ETC.. !,
desired. A whole suit can now be sent by
mail at small eosl, TICtNGE az GO. refer
to thousands WI e they have thus supplied
during the past vars. send for samples,
or call IfS.W. cor. 9TH Chestnut, ST. nuis.
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A RARE BARGAIN

Having determined to engage 10 the stock
business, l offer { r sale my Store house, with
or without small remnant Of goods. NJ store
10 In one Of the most populous neigh borhoods
In Eastlsnd county, 1bmIies south Of the town
OF Eastland, house 20 By 10; with wAreroom
on side. Iastipy well water, stables, cribs,
lots, etc., etc, Title perfect.
The buildings and improvements cost me
more than thousand dolias oash. will
taNs half that amount forit. have left f.w
dry goods. boots, shoes and notions l will
at the store, and merchant who wishes 60 do
90, oah handle the cotton OF one Of the bes,
portions Of Eastland county. refer 10 J. b,
Adoue and 10 Schneider a Davis, Dallas.
THOMAS X. HILL,
April IL, 1851.