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40 Let.
Suburban Residence
FOR SALE,

IN Deering, two miles from Portland. Nice house
Il with large stable, all very convenient and good
as new On high land, IA acres, with good orchard
VIII be sold at great bargain.
W. H. WALDRON,
Real Estate Agent, $50 Middle Street.
feD2o eod2w*
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF
CANADA.

On and after Monday Oct. 18TH
s==:EE=z=zEH $50, passenger trains will leave Por
-I&land, as follows
To Auburn and Lewiston, 40 a. M, 1888
and 5.n5 p.
To Montreal and Quebec, i.3O D. mn.
To Lewiston Junction, Mixed 400 p. m.
To Norway, So. Paris and Gorham, S.45 a. mn. I,
1.3O and 5.15 p.
ARRIVALS.
From Gorham. So. Paris, s. Norway, $50 N. M,
and 1890 p. m.
From Lewiston and Auburn, $50 n. M,
3.15 p. M, 600 p. m
From Chicago, Montreal IL Quebec, 1890 D. nm.
From Lewiston junction. mixed, $50 "a. IN.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
STATE OF MAINE.


To the Electors of the City of Port
land:
DURSUANT to Warrants from the Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Portland, the duly
qualified Electors of said city hereby notified to
meet in their respective Ward Rooms, ON
Monday, the Seventh day of March next,
at 10 O'Clock i'm the forenoon,
to give in their votes for Mayor of the City, one AL
derman, three Common Councilmen Warden and
Clerk and two City Constables also in Wards Two
Five, Six add Seven, for one experimenting Sch COL
Committee in each of said Wards.
The polls on such day of election to remain open
until four o'clock in the afternoon when they sh all
be closed.
The Aldermen of said city will be in open session
at the Common Council Room. in City Buildipg
from nine to twelve o'clock in the forenoon and
from two to five o'clock in the afternoon on each
of the four secular days next preceding such day of
election, for the purpose of receiving evidence of
the qualification of voters whose names h ave not
been entered on the lists of qualified voters in and
for the several Wards, and for correcting said lists
Per order.
II. 1. ROBINSON,
feb22 dtd City Clerk.
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AND
A0u0HE ION7 L.
ARCHITECTS.
II FIJI. FAsSErT,
ARCHITECT, CO..
Y CHAs. H. KIMBALL,
II ARCHITECT,
1901 Middle Street.
CIVIL EN CT N EEES.
&c JORDAN.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND LAND SURVEYOR,
1S4 Middle Street.
LAWY ERS.
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cooNsEhLoN AZ Lay az iEvoho,. G.
10 Exchange ST.
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COUNSELLOR AT Law;
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80 Exchange Street.
y COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
50 Exchange Street.
COUNSELLOR ). At r Law, Co.,.
Sl1a Exchange Street.
coUNsELLoRs AT Law,
90 Exchange otreet.
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COUNSELLOR AT Law,
| LIZ Mlooie oIreet'
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oooNsAAho 1884, 81 .c Congress- Street
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$500
100 Exchange Street.
1913 Middle Street.
"a Exchange Street.
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rOcnE sro,,up
17e Middle. Cor. Exchange Streets.
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WILLIAM 1oo>pv
| 5l1a Exchange Street.
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Post Office Building.
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PICKED UP.
A House Island, Yawl Boat, painted pink COL
"A or. The owner can have the same by calling
on HENRY TREFETHEN, House Island, and pay.
ng charges.
Portland, March l. 1881. mar3d3t*
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WE will pay the above reward for any case OF
LIVER Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indi-
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the i
rections are strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to give satisfac-
tion. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, containing 80
pills, rs cents. For sale by all druggists. Beware
OF counterfeits and limitations The genuine manu-
Makers ISL & 1873 W. Madison ST.. CHICAGO.
Free trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt
of a cent stamp. sep6deow&weowIy
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TO LET.

nNE or two pleasant rooms suitable for ladies or
my19 diff
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STEAMERS.
DOMINION LINE.
PACIFIC MAIL s. s. 90
FOR CALIFORNIA,

- -. 49, JAPAN, CHINA,
Sandwich ISLANDS. New Zealand and
Australia.
The new an splendid steamers sail from New
York on the 10th, Goth and Both of each month
carrying passengers and freight for San Francisco
as below.
5. S. Acapulco. Mar. S. S. Colon. . Mar. 20
SIS Crescent City for Isthmus of Panama only,
Mar. 10.
For freight Or passage rates and the fullest nfor
nation, apply to the General Eastern Agents,
e. L.. BARTLETT g. CO.,
u 10 state street, cor. Broad ST., ~ oston.
or to w. ID. LITTLE a. CO.,
1e3Sdb 81 Exchange St.. Portland.
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1.-TWO tenements on High st. Sebago water and
Il Gas, Furnaces in cellar. Stable for one tene-
ment: Apply to W. II. SIMoNToN, 3o4 Com
merclal ST. oct27dtf
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TO LET.
To Let.
TO Let.

A PLEASANT and convenient rent at II Me-
"A chanic st. mar4d2ws
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TRY THE BOSTON BATTERY.

1t stimulates the
blood into action, and
should be worn by ev-
eryone subject to Rheu-
m a I'll S m Neuralgia,
Nervous Dis ease $
Sleepless Nights, Hys-
terra, Epilepsy. Dys-
pepsia, Fever and A que,
Heart, Liver, Lung and
Kidney Diseases. Nurs-
ing Mothers and Child
rem wear the Boston
\ Battery; its action up
on the mother and
Nchild will be found very
Quieting. Mothers now
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10 Let.
10 Let.

Two be let on and after Now LIST, $780, the Board
Il ing house corner Fore an d India streets. This
Is one OF the best locations in the city for lodging
and victualing house. Has been occupied by the
present tenant for the past 15 years
Full particulars regarding the above can be OBJ
tanned by applying to the subscriber.
JOHN b. CURTIS,
OCH dtf Corner Fore and Deer SITS,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23
The English Grain Crops.

Liverpool Correspondence New York CONNER
cial Bulletin, June4.
The weather during The past week has been
brilliant and warm, AID under its influence
vegetation has made good pr ogress. Reports,
,weYer, still speak of wheat as BENG very
backward AID want of rain in many dis
trlcts still C implanted of. very lessimis-
tic view f cur out look This season 10 taken Wy
the Mark Llne Express. 1t says thas f'Om
extende observation mad east, west, nor II
and SOUTH it has come to the copclu ion that
we are TO have anoth. bad sc son tor Farmers.
at the best, 1t needed more than an aver &c
season to put the farmers In anythi Z a.
d oachii C, mfoTtable position; but even an
aver 60 sassou 1t Dies not look To Ward ,.
10 raise the condinon to an average, the
wealth + for the next three months must he eX
cepiionally g cd, and, from all indica ions.
lac rev rse may be expected. This is eheerlui
for English far.lers, and viii no DOUBT De
good news for western farm rs OF Anne lea
Tiny ut all even will not ander such circum-
stances, suffer very seN erely, even II ihel
crops are, RS stated, comparatively poor; lOf
what they lose in quantity they IL, shou q
we have small crop here, gain price. IN
markets do not arp, ar to have bt Ell encohr-
az ed by the t, ne of the Marx Lane Expr rs.
and have allowed The present fine weather
more 1uence over their ction, ana a small
trade at easy prices has resulted
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23

A Washington oispatch 10 the New l'ik
World sey-i
II will doubtless crafty the dis'r'rr sc !
petitioners who have Just addrossedc 81, % 1ilSl
10 the secretary Of the Interior touching u u
land grants OF tbs Texnt pncfc railway 10
know h,t he lald-grant bond Of tho Texag
Pacific company are base tipon grants ~ lhuu
made, not ny the United statne AT nj but ny
the etato of Texas III no giants covtral ne
and they have all been patented 10 th@ com
ranY. The lar grant from the Unlsd Shles
to The texas Pacific company extended J. :" ~
Ell Paso To : an Diego. /, does not tppear IN I
the TexsH Pacific company has Forfeit q ny
OF It's rights under this grant. ~ even II the
time piescrib d N he grants has lapsed no
supreme court has In tVery c~se brought
b. fore IL decided that he grant vests as
soon as It is mnde, and that moth lig but IA
act OF CO gress csn ever place in the mark,
lands COW red by grant, or depriVe me
company pf tts right TO them. AS matter OF
fact, the Texas cihc company Is now at
work far west Of Ell PaSo and VIII @ bvtr inc
en- ire la G to tan bieg, with, the current
year The right of the Texas Pacific company
to Its lands Is fully iecoguized y the Inferior
department. The department. lbs virtually
d. oided that the Southern Pa.ihc is Il res
pa ser and the court have pointed a re-
cever for that portion If the southern ia
cific railway which runs t1ruugh W Mexico
and inside of the land grant limi alton Of the
Texas Pacific railway
In re erence to tho PR Hcted eale or merger
OF the TaXas Pacific aud Missouri Paclnc, Inc
Wal street News producas an n ecdUte OF
and said: 81 have sold my dog Tor Sl.0 o.
"You h v ?" was the ply, land you get me
money!" "Weli, n didn't get the money,
but got two $500 ups for i'm -
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Through hallway Come elton un-
der new York.

A company has been organized to con-
meet BY tunnel railway the Hudson River
Tunnel and the railroads which enter the
city from the north and east by way of the
Fourth avenue improvement. The route will
b. from the outlet of tho Hudson River Tun.
mel, under Wooster street end
University Place, 10 Fourteenth
street, thence by q curve under
that street t. Fourth avenue, usder which
it will run to forty-second street. II is TO
DO double track road at least eighteen feet
below the surface. The object is to carry
freight and ultimately passengers under the
city 10 New Jersey, go that cars may run
direct from Boston or Montreal to New
Orleans, Charleston, and other southern
cities without the annoyance and delay of
New York transfer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23
NATURE beaten.
one Of the Most Useful of Mans Dis
COVeries.

One OF thc mOSt Useiud Oh M"h ~4S
cOveries
One of the most truly remarkable, certain
" ben. fetal of modern discoveries is thu
manufacture of artificial ice. At first it was
Al most incredible to vsst msjority OF the
uco0'e, but it has now become one OF tue
great industries of the country. Constantly
hiss the process and machinery for it's manu-
facture been improved, Until AT last
through the fundamentally of The new
n.tent of The Rankin Ice Manufacturing
Company Of New York, quality of ice
superior to the natural is bling produc-
ed. This new machine is the patent of MI
I. L. Rankin, of New York, and there are
now two of them in operation in this state;
one at Dallas and the other at Denison. The
factory in this city has but recently been
started, but it is row 10 such fine running
order that thousands of pounds are being
turned out dsily, Of the cielrest, pure tand
q NEST ice ever before in Dallas. 1t is sim
DIV equal TO any lake ice ever gathered and
it is being made by an enterprising company
right in our midst. Another gratifying tact
is that it is made from hydrant water,
and is consequently purer. and cleaner
in the very nature OF things, To
natural ice. Let it now be distinctly UNDER
stood that ice made by IN" Il. Kin company
is brilliant and unQ 0es,io BILE success.
The factory here is under tho management
of an accommodating gentleman. They
are now constructing another tank,
and in a few days the capacity OF the
establishment will be from fifteen to twen'y
thousand pounds day. The machinery is
very simple and the expense very light apd
Mr.. Dorsey is prepared to supply the town
at the very lowest rates. The came compa
ny intend in short time erecting factories
in all tho important towns OF Iexa'.
It is not possible to give more
minute description of the pro-
cess of the manufacture Of this ice as it
would be oil Greek to the general resotr,
bu. We congratulate Mr.. Rankin upon IL. :
success oftRis GROWING result of his extended
exper mentsia ice manufacture. Bat above
ali Dallas is to be congratulated upon the OPP
portuu,ty now presented to her to obtain
such ice so essily and SO chesply. Our citi-
zsns are rap Alv beginning TO buy extensiv.
y and some of the.largest ca consumers in the
city a,e NV Duying Of hun exclusively, 1t
would ray the curious to so down to the
factory, at the foot of South Austin ssreet
and see for once just how ice ia made,
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Irnproved appetite and Digestion

One of the first effects of compound oxy-
gen is an ipcresse of appetite and en- i'm
provement in digestion. A patient wriies'
II YVES unsble to digest my food on account
of chronic Inflammation of the stomach an
torpidlty Of the liver. The
treatment had bu almost msgical
effect from the fret. My improve
ment in strength, appetite, and ability to
digest my iood is indeed wonderful" An
otner saSs: "CAn now eat almost anything
wish, though month or six weeks ago my
diet, even hygienic one disagreed with
me.h Another: MY appetite, before
very poor, now excellent. Feel an
elscticiIy and courage and strength that
l have been stranger TO for year,"
Another: Have not felt so well in two
yfas. Appetite good; blood'circulates
well; paine 10 back, limbs and lunss have
disappeared, and sleep such sound aud re-
freshing sleep thst begin TO feel like q new
person." And anotker: "Respiration, sppe.
i've, nerves, and sleep all much improvea."
Our Tresiise on Compound Oxygen, cons
tanning large reports Of cases and full ipfor-
nation, sent free. Drs. SYARKEx & PALEN,
ll09 and I'LL Girsrd street Pnllsdelp1ia.P Pa.
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GOJtOn .

The receipts to-day were very light, and
prlces unchanged
ma London Times saws: A crisis Sc ms 70
he developing IN the Russ an cotton trade
For two months there has been q COM
piete &C ssation of amy demand a. st I ters.
hurg tor G arse ralicr es fol the provinces, anu
over 100 900 pieces having accumulAt an,l
tn u period, all the smaller cotton manu- 40,
turers have decidedt c,oss heir mills, only
few o the large Insnnf"c'or es, such as the
ORA. tn sampsonl vsky, the New S"ttnh
mill B.ron Shrplitz's m and the mills be-
long. = to MIR HUBBARD. NJ. + will remain
open, ard these only working short tune, In
he hone that trade may revive again before
long Jhe sane preston char 'tteIizes the
cotton rade at Warsaw and more parlcu,apy
at oscow, whe heavy failures Gie ared'
imnor Ia of raw produce Into Ru sis hay larst :
~ diminisned-rnw cotton has fallen on ~ per
CENT cOt1on IN cad 50 per cent ard s'lk Az PEI PER
ce.t, The cloth trade is aso at siandsiii'
and the iron tra.e is. even worse MA, E AZ
iish merchants, depr, ssed by the last hve
We re- bad trade and the gloomy politica, ana
flnancial prospects, ar winding um tne INV az
fairs preparatory 10 hiBia'inS "'A ~
cauital to England.
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California wheat.


san Francisoo herchaut, Jare IL
The rna1kst for wheat coutinuss dull bot
st-ssy, without any noticeable variation II
r.-fe-s tfncs or last fsrre. The weafhrr n
Frrore has b-sn ferrrable ~ fhr ErUwlre
crsfs. he arrlvals q gran o. m india er1
tsrdrncy forshtdowet . vel eE1 hes ciEeI'-
psared- 60.
ne re-1ris frorn fts Interior - tiis stffr ars
rraIr IrrIfs PISS he ffIrf IA Uref ~ arrrnre
en-. fs.oraf s11 lfEs thsr lnst Te1r. WI -
rnrrerfsf he uruEu.l ri q rrlr curlrE
rI1r~fa~r 81 IN IrIrh. Wna rere-nl ftrrrr rrlrIi
~ state. ard 20 eEr-fIfic rerr-rt 80 2 traf
- farrr wrr rrrr - ~ - - a. = - - 1sllt-
rr1aI ~ IHfr acrr wfrlr. y 70 f1rre ntT uns
rrr-rrnf Hsr ttis rr1r fn'lea r mcrlt
rarIis- ~ would have hal argtter crrT Ike
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ESTRAyED,


j. q. Whaiy e'riays ntfOre j. A. Lindsay,
bay mare, aor 10 years old, branded II. b.
on the tight thigh. ris ht fni e leg defurme d in
the pastein joint; value $40.
II. A Sale estrays before b rus, P.
a dark iron-gray mare pony, 13% ~ DIS high,
Tor years odd, no marks or bran-s; value
SIS
John Warner estrays before r Blewett.
j. r., one roam horse, 10 hands b gh, 8 o. 8
years old branded XI on lett shouI er; APP
praised at $50. One bay stud horse.l5h hands
ss s yeSSr sr o nded 9 Sb left Sn left
anprlstd at Sll One sorrtl ge ding. years
old, IA hands nigh, branded on left shoul-
der and thus ron ltf thigh; app aised at $50.
X. NJ. Combs estrays before: George Roberts
one bay, mare. Az hands high, year: old,
branded 20 on right shoulder One bay horse
stripe on nose branded N F on left shoulder.
one gray mare. 49, hands high, u years old,
bran ded on left shoulder. One black
hor'e HANDS high, years O d, small VIII te
speck In forehead, branded Q on left chou der
and side One roam horse, ~ ears old, lax
hands high, branded AC on left shoulder. APP
praised.at sos.
Il. g. Hughes estrays before T. p. Owens,
j. r., DARK sorrel morse pony, b"th hin feet
Old brsDued L ID Oh lrfI shoulder, harness and
saddle marks; value $50
DC Britain estrays before George Roberts
one light bay horso, II years old, IA hands
br ,nded 4 on lett shoulder and % on right
thi III; value S2j.
ID A. Eubanks est avs before J. r. Blewet
o Q dark bay horse, almost years old, aoou
l4% hands high One bay stall On about
yea o u, bra"ded A On left rip, abo
10 han 10 hi h. One bay mare about IA han
high, br nded j on l,fG shoulder star
forehead and brande II ii on right should N
Value 800,
j. d. Browder eetrays before A. B. Laner;
one dark brown mare, about years old, AK
har DIS hish, left fore knee eplsrget, small
In mr. in fnrl hnn IN q MAY "a
alb ut iyesrs old, l31a hands high, branded on
he lef shoulder thus: 4, riPbt ankle behind
enlarged. Oue light iron gray colt, offspring
o same mare, one year old. Value of al $40.
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,ales Of American 1850.


Trere was q very good order trade done to-
iay in dry DDS but prices are not materially
cban.ed. The New York Journal Of Con-
merce OF the 18th says;
Fore ,tiOns % all styles, mems wear woolens,
flaupeIs Kentucky Jesus and doeskin,, bla X
cts, snirTs and drawers, staple and fancy
hOsi ~ aud fancy kniG woOlens, the tone Of the
market IL eyiden ~ strong z, values 81 mar !
eoing and someou lfues 81 deA er cost through
an sdyasce 10 the figures or n reduction OF dts
counts. asa general thing the tw 3 lectOns
ar not 90 large IS those Of previous usy =, IN
cons. quence Of the supplies with agents nav
Ing been material decreased, while tie frO-
du tiOn for .riy delivery Is largely unoer the
coutr.d Of urdeis. 1.-THE demand haslefse ed
AZ h more than compensated for In The facl
thsf the voiume n sales Of daily O mpietiOn
through the v der distribution OF receipts Il
Of steady growth.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23
New W heat.


st Louis Republican, June To.
The other lay was reported in the Republi
can the sa le some Texas wheat of this years
crop, which was in good milling condition
but yesterday the first of the new Missouri
crop was offered by W NJ Senter q 60 com
pristnv 1871 sacks grown by NJ Robbins q Co.
at Point Pleasant, and sold To MIR Stanard
ut 81 rs ! or bu' hel This wheat was In ap.
ne a, ance a fair No. 2 red winner, but was moi
sulio en- ly dry for imme ate m ling; IN re
were also SO SACKS # Ballard onunty KY. new
WI eat offe ed by Booth & Co., and thes,
were purchas ed by the Atlantic Milling com
pany The information from Keu tncky is ina
the wheat crop will not be more than hall al
average.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23
Notice GO Contractors

At the August term OF the commissionfrs
co mt Of Mitchell county. Texas, plaus, speci-
hcations and bids Will be rec lived for the cor
struc.Ion Of Couu House and jail for the use
OF Nitoi ell crun'y.
The court reserves the right 10 reject any and
ali BIDS. By order Of the Commissioners
Court. BRANCH IsBEJL, c. c. C.. NC.
RVH r. SOLOMON Deruty
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23

A gang Of despsrsd0es. armed ard dis
guissd, pillagsd the store Of J. A. Talbot 81
Mountain Home, Barter county, ARR the
other night -ecurIng = large smount Of
money from the safe, which they forced open
b-si5es msuy vHiasbls goods. They then
sst Ere 70 the premises, which communicated
20 some powder stored 10 the Easement, the
explosion Of which completely oemOlisheo
ne building. The r0bosrs escaped.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23

There are no chsnEss 10 noe in this depart
nsnt Of tame to-day. Receipts bv wagon
were very sparse. A few losds Of old barley
were brought IN and sold 81 IS cents.
Butter and eggs ere almost a dug 10 the
market, and are SLOW 70 sell ct guoihtiOnE.
Hsy, corn and oats are unchanged.
FIcur 4 sim firm ard tending upward.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23
rarra nEr ..p orHrn..

We ssn1 On trlal frlr tiirty daTs our Eie-t 70
Toltnir Belfs. Bards, ara SRI tnsfTles. q
~orsa rnsr sd others srrrrlrE frrr urakles1-
- urrv1us oeDIli1y. irEi vitality, lost MAJ
too1. nd rnary . .ter a s1sea We r1a-H1te.
rrnrtr,o7 ADDRESS wltrouf felrT,
VOLTAIC BIT c.. Nsrshs !. Ma.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23
NOTICE.

On SATURDAY. eth DAY OF JUNE, win
sslI at nv shop, corner Of Kim and YAK street,
city ofDa les, ct O'Clock p m 20 fh- hlEnest
bidder fsr cash. ufre COTTON PLANTER,
Carfef's Pat.rts The sane viii be sold TO
~, elOs e q me- hanie's lien, tie legal notices
having been given .-..-.-,-. -
mylC-V5t. ROBEkI DoNNhbl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23
A war Relic


10 avery full report recently publishsd 10
the Philadelphia LEDGE, reference IL made 70
the case Of Mr.. George GrAhsm, q promi-
nsnt pOliiicisa and nctive Journalist, Icon
nected with the Philsdslpbia Sunday Mir
rorl, Who, BY using The gresi German rem
sdy, ST. jacobs o !, was cured Of trouble
q me case OF rheumatism CONTRACTED dur
ing the war. He closes his ststem-nt with
ITO those Who are tflicted with that CON-
plsiut. II il worth IL weight IN gold.
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COM N ERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, !

Business In wholesale and bling l'nes WIS
somewhat improved to-day, there being quite
number OF people In from the court y
Prices in nearly all lines are unchanged fr' III
QUE last remarks.
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srR.YxD on STOLEN

10 miles Nh q Dnllss. bsT mare, hb3nf
u fauds hieh heavy buiit, about yer ol9s
BRANDED squars ard c0mpnss on III snon. aeri
p-,r,ss e. rerraId ~ the-r -sfrrn-
~. MeAe rs.
.-.4r- e. Ir ME- suufh d -es-
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Cattle.

A goodiy number of grass fed cattle were or
sale at the stock-y ards to-day, and the marke
was n little dull
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Styayed.

On OF about April 18th Isl, from Trinity
Bottom, WEI { side from Dallas. three mares
ed vD V on left shoulder or hip one bay
mare branded jill connected One dsrR
ba, or brown mare, 4 years o d, branded y
or w A. not positive as TO band. An. infor-
nation that will lead 20 recovery or delivery,
inn AR LIVINGSTON.
Iielsnonioo Restaurant.
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WANTED.

HORsFs; One OF wo hundred stock Horse
Address, J. FERRfB IL WIS,
Pauli a. J sck Co Tex
CTRAYED OR sToLEN'-A ray horse about
- syeFrs old. g Haods bign, bTan-td " on
iefI Shoulder md sbod IN front. reward tof
return 10 ID. OKEEFFE. two muss south OF
Dallsr, near Central railroad. NV