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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

Rev. j. J.. Young At the Methodist Church
10 Okolona, Miss, every sabbath at l0'30 A. NJ.
and p. n.
Methodist Sabbath School at Metho list
Church every Sabbath at 9.so A.M.
Prayer meeting ou Wednesday evening at
S O'Clock.
Rev. e. b. Gordon, Pastor Baptist Church,
0kolona, Miss. Preaching every End Ord,
and fih SUNDAYS, et il A. d. and ~ Pm.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday night att =
O'Clock. Sunday School every Lord sday Il
a4 O'Clock. fews fIce. an are invited %
attend.
Presbyterian Sabbath School al fresbyierian
Church in Ok0lona every Sabbath at eia A. n.
aud PRAYER Meeting 0n Wednesday nights 81
each week atSelogk P.M.
coLoaEB uGruouIar
Sabbath Scham eenlcues at D O'Clock a. u
fr aching every Sabbath % II clock, a. n
and al7 O'Clock r. NJ, by tie Rev. B. D. Crumr
AFRICAN HErnonIsT
Sabbath School e 8 O'Clock A. = cveff Sun
daF mumings g., i. Brown. Superintendent
Services s. "a o'eiees a. -. ard O'Clock.
each sabbath. hg Rev. II. l' Wlboum
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

A Clay county correspondent Of
the Clarion suggests John. W. Turbe.
vile as suitable material out ofwhich
a successor Of Hon. ". T. Heming-
way might be manufactured. We
know John well, and we do not hes
itato to say he would make good
State Treasurer
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

Our friend, +. n Cabot, is a can.
didate for assessor Of Monroe coun
ty. II Chickasaw is allowed to vote
Cabot will 90 IN.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

The back doors ofour saloons have
no locks that will keep them closed on
the Sabbath day, and strange to say,
the keepers do not want to procurs
locks OF that kind. It seems to ue
that the strong arm Of the law ought
to bolt all such doors, and keep
iron bars soross them until the Angel
Of judgment shall cast the whole thing
into the fires Of hell. The man who
refuses to turn the key in such q door,
prelerring to tempt men to SIN and
lead them TO ruin, will not get justice
until God locks him in the dungeons
Of woe. Christ says he that calls bis
brother a fool is il danger Of "hell
FIRE" OF how much sorer punish-
ment, suppose 20 shall he be thought
worthy who, not only calls his fel-
low men ''foOls,H but labOrs to make
them suoh BY persuading them 70
take that which dethronea reason,
debases the intellect and ruins The
soul. or all that God made upright
and breathed into their n0strils The
breath Of life, most fallen. most de-
based, most depraved is be who sells
his soul for money and at the same
time drags his fellow brutes down thi
Iill OF life into the valley Of death
OF all that sell eternity Tor time, mona
bargain on more easy terms viii
death.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

Published Every Thursday Moming,

a new claimant TO the Tichborno
estate. perhaps the real Roger Itch
borne, has been found, recently, IN
California.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

Thos Garfield, uncle Of the Presi.
dent, wss killed by q railroad train
in Ohio, last week.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

ArriVnI unu ElepilrIuFt q 'ltiIr
Egvpt mail arrives every day. Except sun
dat.l Il y o'clock. and iearea same cay e
o'cl3uk, r. 81.
From Pitsboro strives Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, at J m.l aud leaves Z p msi
same days.
n Poaiatae, leaves Houston Aonaays aad
Priaars at q. M. aud arrives Tuesdays and
saardaYs az p. O.,
frau Grenada. to Houston arrives WeoHes
aarf. Fridars and saturdays. al ,. q. and
saves MONDAYS. Wednesdays an4 kflaals AZ
r.. a., each week.
West l'oini. arrives inesdays and saturdays
a. Han. aud leaves ! =. m.s same DAYS.
Ratss Of Commission charged ior Meuey Or
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Buena Vista.

Preaching Ora SUNDAY 81 each month q g
O'Clock, p. %. 6f Rev. e. q. 'kilgare, Of the
Methodist Church. Prayer meeting eve =
Thursday night
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

WAGEEH 0A "aaAHE AAAaAAsa &c
Master. Put Darden, Fayetie, Jefferson county
Overs'r, VIII. n. Durham, Lexington, Holmes
Lecturer, B. B. Boone, Boonville, prentiss
Steward }. B. Bailey, Lake station, Newton
A. 8, Ias. Williams, Okaluna, Chickasawj
Chaplain, D. b. Hill, Palo Alto, Clayi
Treas, Fl. o. Dixon, Jackson, Hindsi
Sec'y, ". L. Williams, hanzi, Alcorni
q. r., n. q. Galloway. Pontotoc, PontoiQci
Ceres, Mrs. Mary J., Dardeni fayette, Jefferson
Pomona, 4" Fannie Willis, Aberdeen Monroe
Flora. " J.. j. Robinson, Forest, Scott;
l.. A. s. " Il. A. Ably, Por. Gibson Claiborne.
TWO MEMBERS EX COM.
IL. Afford, Jackson, Kinds eountyi
r.. b. Smith, Verona, Lee county.
Hfsf orGsranges orghfckasnw
County
roaFraEa WITH vHE NAMEa or HAsTEu AND
sEcRErAEr.
Chiekasaw County Grange, No, go.
Meets lst Saturday 10 January April, July,
and October. v, !,
DIV. peaeu, See.
gsisrdavil each month at 2 O'Clock. ". ID.
Couch, Maslari VIM. Ford, sce'Y.
soaam orange, 1858,
Meats sth Saturday in each month";
Jas. q. nishap, Master, John G. Porter, aeey
s6etaboma Grange, No. 20fi
Meets end SATURDAY H each moHih'
M. W@.l, Mastsr, Geo. Dillarli aecy.
Aaan.a Graneo. 80. 2ll,
Kasts satuflay hellre ihc aid Sunday ID each
mnuth,
O. W. Hawm1. 3 sster. ]. G. bluei sae'f.
Chuaaai0uehac Grange, ho. 4Ha.
Meets Saturday before ihe 2ad Sunday 20 aae.
month.
" addv Pedsn, Mssieri D. W. Pedeui see'y
Houiks Grange, SO. la1,
Meets SATURDAY. before tie 3rd caudaT U
aach. month !. 81. Thompson Nasierf x. +
nabson, Sccy.
Okoiona Graugs No. 30.
Meets lth Saturday IN each month. .. q
Fraaee, Maa.ar VI. A. Dearing seef.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

Chiokasaw Lodge No. 100, holds regular
meetings on the End and 4lh Wednesdaynight.
in each month, at 3 o'clock.
W. b MCDOWELL, Dict
q. NJ. SAVAGE, Reporter
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CIV Directory.


The Board Of Trace consisting ofthe princi-
the business men Of the city, hold regular meet
ings Masonic Temple building ID Wednesday
F.r.h Month
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

OIrolona Medical Association.
Meets the lrst aud third Fridays Of eacl
month,
j. IT. GREEN Prest.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30

Pikeville Lodge No. IS, meets the 2nd Satur.
day in each month al O'Clock p. M
w. j. COUoH. W. NJ.
JoHS C. MILLER. Bec'y.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-06-30
Omeers OF SINE Orange.

Justice G. Orr On tie lst Saturday at Buena
Vista, and at Meals Store on the End Saturday
( "a each NINTH
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UNIFIED STATES COURT.
The Criminal Docbet CalIed-A Whis-
key Dealer Beats the Case Against

The Criminal DocBet CaIIed-A Wills
key Dealer Heats the Case Against
Him.
Ia the Uoited States court yesterday
Judge Mccormick called the criminal dock>
ct which is small, there being only twenty
cases in all. The following is the list of the
defendants and the oaenses with which they
are charged:
No. "a. II Warren, Illicit tobacco dea-
Ter, alias cspias and continuance.
No. 35. Same defendant and same order
No. As V johnson, destroying a
letter of another, dismissed by the govern
ment.
No 66. CT Porter, receiving money sto-
lon from the mail; aliss capias and contin-
usnce.
No. 67. Same defendant, conspiracy with
Cantrel....et al, to rob the mails; same orcer.
No. 101. Abercomblc, illicit tobacco
dealer; same order.
No 127 John Nj Frsnck, interceptng and
fraudulently gaining posses ion of valuable
letter; set for June 10.
No 1913 John N Franck, destroying postal
card; set for Friday June 10.
No 1870 Same defendant, secreting the letter
of another; set for Friday, June 10.
No 131 Jim Tyler, robbirg the mails;
alias capiss and continuance.
No 1872 Matthew Gregg, robbing the
msils; sat for trial Monday June ID.
No 1879 - Walker, failing to afix u
sign; alias capas and continuance.
No 1O2 A Percy, illicit retail liquor
dealer.
No 1O5 j B Woods, passing counterfeit
money; alias cspias and continuance.
No 1909 Richard Deity, Illicit tobacco dealer;
alias cspias and continuance.
No ITO F K. Rsgsdale, illicit liquor dealer;
same order.
No III w NJ Shoemste, perjury, set for
Friday, June 10Th.
No liz Dutch Young, illicit tobacco dealer;
alias cspias and continuance.
No 1l8 Waller Harris, illicit dstil!er; same
order.
No 1lg-Pointer, illicit whisky DEALER;
same order.
The onI tried was that of the United
States vs. } t1rcy, charged with selling
liquor wi, 81. properly displaying the
proper stamp. Tho defendant, resi4ent
of Arlington, Tsrrant county, although I'M
represented by counsel, announced that he
was ready for trial, whereupon came jury
of good and faithful men, who, after hear
ing the testimony, the argument of the
United States attorney, Mr.. Percy and the
charge of the court returned verdict OF
not guilty, much 10 The delight of the defen.
dsnt, who, by his eloquent argument refuted
the old maxim that when man is his ow n
attorney he has fool for clint" Court
adj otrned until to-day at 10 o'clock.
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THE pALL

f1oi Marian Martins b 1loii Malloy . yeara
q d by John bullock dam Fen TWICE ~
General iwiggsG lis oolofs bluehhd whi'e
Harry J,achelor'aH Y Frank Austin yenrs
old ~ Victory dam Mary Turner lOl lDs
cO.ois blue aud blue and white (Smiti)''''
Time l-D r
Col. Martin has reason TO DO proud Of bis
colt Bob. He is u race horse and VIII be
heard from yet. The last item on tbs card
was n match trotting contest between Arthur
Gains Charlie Bsssett and w. 3. Cooks
Lottie English, mile heat, best In 3. Loisie
won both beta with ease. Bsssett breaking
so badly and so often in both that he had no
chance to win.
SUMMARY.
Fourth contest, .trotting. A match mile
heats 2 In .. -,
Arthur Gains br 4 Charlie Bassett. '''''""' z-z
Time 3:06-3: 1.2
This ended the days sport and for to'day
tho following cards spreseDted: -,
First race, Castor stakes. Frank Lllly
enters Bob Ridley and Henry, Bachelor
enters Wild Moore; mile heats, best in o.
Second, trotting contest, gentlemen's
roadsters Campbell enters Golden Rule;
Mills enters Flag of Truce and Cook enters
Clarence II mile bests; bast 8 in B. Third,
a tro,ting cont, 81, $50 class; mile heats, best
Sins. Davis enters Sam; Cook enters Dick
Dewy, and Campbell enters Golden Rule.
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The C.,T.& a. X. ". Mortgage o
$40, 600, 900.

The first mortgage bond and trust deed Of
the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central rail.
road Co., made 10 the Central Trust company
of New York, on the 10th Of September,
1880, mortgages the whole line Of road, the
franchises, lands and other property thereof
for sum of money not 70 exceed $50, 900
per mile. The object Of the loan is TO con.
struct, complete equip and operate
said road and telegraph line from
point on the Red River
IN Lamar county, 10 Q point on the RIO
Graode. IN Kinney county. The bonds are 10
Be of..SlOO0. esch, 80ryeATs 70 run with interest
81 6 per cent per sanum. The indenture
further recites ihst the company bad res0lv-
ed 20 borrow $40, coo 600. and 10 that end
they hsve iss1s1 aud Will issue gold bonds.
with the semi On rual Interest 6 per cent
coupons. These carry with them mort
gage also upon the cOmpsny's lands
IN TsIss, viz. 8, sections tout Of the.sixiesn)
for each and every mile Of constructed .rosd.
The aRgrrRsts area OF lsilds
foet up some 2. T1S 600 scres These, or the
proceeds Of their ssles, are set apsrt ss
sinking fund for lie redemption Of bonds snd
interest," The parties q The three paris
signing The indenturs, are Daniel b. Hale.
president, for The road, II =. SpsuldinR,
president for the Central Trust company,
NY and J. Duncan Smith. Of Scotland,
sDd William A Camp. Of New York city,
scting ss trustees The foregoing was -
corded in this county on yesterday.
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Fresh From III PasO.

Mark Leonard, an old resident of this
city. arrived home yesterday, fresh from
FL Paso. He says tha! place is beginning 10
boom in earnest. People from oil parts Of
the union are Acckiug there by the hundreds.
The adventurer, toe capitalist, the man Of
means and the lsborer are all casting their
fortunes with what they believe will be the
future city of the empire state. he says
that everything is very high, though money
il plentiful in proportion TO the prices asked.
The real estate market hss a boom unprece
dented. and land 10 and around Z Peso is
bringing fabulous prices. He will return in
A few DAYS.
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nitfenhr Mad Dag.

The police say within the pAst few days
a number Of mad logs have made their APP
pesrsnce in the city. Save one or two
which escaped they succeeded in killing
them. A little girl Of Mr.. Q. Bureke, who
resides on Jackson street, near Ervay, was
bitten yesterday morning BY one Of these
rsbid animals which wss killed
bv Officer Waller not until
II hsd bitten tvo Other dogs however,
which The officer hssPstehei.
A tsn-yesr-o1 con Of Mr.. HSmen, who
rssides Oh east Jackson street, was bitten BY
. msd dog on the sane morning. IL sDd
smother dog ], hsd bitten IVES killed BY q
usiRbbor. Oficer Arnold and Tom Corn
val each killed one on hoDdsy. II is
getting 70 Be serious thing, and the city
council should take some steps towards
srtsrn-iDsiing The esuines or COME thsf
owners 70 rnuzzis them, for il i getting 20
Be epidemic smcng them
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COMMITTEES ON Mario W Gauge.

The committee appointed to take tie re-
quired steps to secure the Texas & St. Louis
narrow gauge railroad to Dallas, have been
laboring zealously. Major Scruggs, chair
man of the committee, has written TO Presi-
dent Paramore, asking him ard his engineer
to come and ride over the r ute from DAllss
to the line ofth county AID determine upon
the most feasible route, aid also to enable
the committee to ascertain what the right oil
wsy will cost.
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A Thrilling scene n, Sea

Tom Cade, Of this city, who sailed from
New York on the 7th of May for England,
on the steamer Helvetis, experienced a
horror on his voyage which he writes made
him feel as though bis day of doom had
come The London News contains t! e
following graphic account of the flair under
the head of "A Thrilling Scene at Sea-
The Helvelis, belonging TO the National
steamship company, left New York on the
7tirinst.-.r 49,; large number of cabin and
steersge passengS.. ii board, Ind arrived IN
the Mersey on Thursday. As described by
one of the passengers, the vessel and h' on
board were mirsculously preserved by the
Sc msnship of the master Of the British
Queen. of the Philadelphia line. During
the early morning of Friday, the l3;h inst,
a dense fog arose as the Helvetis cleared the
Newfoundland Banks, and the fog. horn had
been kept sounding for some hours, ~ is had
cebsed being sound for some time. Ien at
about seven a. M. a steamer, undo lil sail
and steam suddenly app sIed, b's;i < down
on TIE Helvetls's fur quarter - 80 close
was she that the passeT gers an rev on the
de- were certain ofa fearful collision taking
place in few seconds. The man at the
wheel On board the British @ Ieen seemed de-
prived OF power 10 manage the vessel, fnd
seemed to put The wheel tho wrong way.
when the captain was seen 10 his night DIRE e,
to spring upon the brtce, knock the seaman
from tho " heel and take his place. Then
the sails were seen 10 flap, the ship obeyed
the csptsin's guiding hand, while all locked
on with bsttd breath. Scarce 20 yards lay be-
tween the vessels when the British Q Ieen, so
gallsntly handled, answered her helm, and
l.. -
there rang out such cheer never TO be for
gotten, IS the hundreds Of men, women and
children found themselves saved from q
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oALL iEMALo THURsDMF MOIENfNG JUNB0. 1884

small yet 10 View of tho fact that II Ia n
good Investment goocly number Of pur.
Hhasors we're present TO secure the choice
pieces offered. As Ia usual. y greater part Of
the tracts put up we're bid of to tho state.
However, the amount sold TO individuals is
very fair. These lands aro sold for the
taxes and costs alone and no who will pay
the taxes and cost for the least quantity Of
land is the highest. bidder, and not the ore
who will give tho most money. The sale
will DO continued to-day and will afford
good field for tho 81 equator.
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Entered into rest Al $40 P. NJ, Tuesday,
June 7lh. 1881. Lillian Cornelius, daughter
orNV. p. and Matte s. Staples aged nineteen
months.
"Iftbou shouIdst call me to resign
Wnat most triz :, itLe'er was mine,
only Weld the what i Tntnei
Ihy win be done.
Renew Ny Will from day 20 day,
Blend Il with Thine and take away
All that now m tkes u hard 70 say
Thy will be done"
Funeral services from The residence, cor
psr Of Griffin and Csruth streets, 81
O'Clock this afternoon.
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So NJ N Err Tim T..

o Sum " er-time 80 passing sweet,
Blu heavy with t1e breath of flowers,
But langnld with the fsrvent h. ut,
They chide amiss who call thee fleet,
Thee with thy weight of d,ylighC hours,
o Summertime, so passing sweet!
Young Summer, thou art too replete,
Too rich n choice OF jOysand powers,
But languii with the ieI venj heat.
Adj u! My face Is set 10 meet
Bleak winter with Its pallid showers
O.Summer-time 30 pas lug sweet!
Old Winter steps with swlfter feet,
lie ltnge;s not In wuysid bowers,
II e Is not angui1 with he hesI;
His Founded day, pearl mplete.
CLEANS on the unk Iii ht that lowers
o Summer-tIme, 81 passing sweet,
But Ian gAid with the f:rVent beat!
fMILY PFEIFFEa &.
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SUHtLAS &c CkNSUS
OF The City Of Dallas and the Nativity
of Those lacluded.


For the past three weeks Mr.. julius @.
Bogel, the efficient and popular city assessor
and collector of this city, has been busily
engse cd in taking the scholastic census
which the HERALD gives this morning TO its
readers. The worry and trouble OF
getting up perfect scholastic report IS
rather trying but Mr.. Bogel was equal TO
the emergency, and he walked many mile
through the warm, oppressive sun and
visited number of houses as often as three
times in order to perfect his work. During
the time he was absent from the Office
in this capacity, Mr.. j. B. Bissell, his deputy,
was busy in attending to the duties OF the
office. The increase of the scholastic popu,
lation over that of last year is one hundred
and thirty-fve persons, which is gooa
showing. The following is his report:
Grand total number of children, white
and colored, male and female, 8 and under IA
years of age 1858; grand total of white chil,
dren and under ii years OF age ,O92; total
number of white children and under IA
years of age that cannot read 81; grand total
of white and colored children from o to IA
years of ago that cannot read 10
PLACE OF NATIVITY.
Michigan TO-. Wisconsin 4; Connecticut 2;
California i; Colorado l; Mountains =
Nebraska 3, Nevada l; Virginia Ia
West Virginia a; Mississippi 60
Tennessee 70; Maryland b
Minnesota 7, New York %; New Jersey A
Massachusetts 6; New Hampshire 6; PenDsyl'
vana II; Iudi.ns 33; Iowa 26; OHIO 20; llli'
nois y; Kansas "a; Arkansas SO; Missouri "a
Kentucky AZ; Louisiana 81; North Csrolln'
4; Florida /; Georgia %; Alabama 30; Texas
500; Canada 5; NV Brunswick !; Ireland j
Englant Is; Germany 8; Switzerland q
France s; Italy l. Total, 1858.
BY WARDS.
First ward, white 149; second ward, whit
22O; third ward, white 354; fourth ward
white 1863. Total 1892 First ward, coloree
So; second ward, colored %; third ward
colored Ill; fourth ward, colored GA. Tota
26l
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Miller Of Fort Worth. for burglary, three
yeaf', and Scott McCuIlen of Denton, for
horse stealing, ak years. McCuIen NJ peaed
bis caso but the higher court affirmed the
decision of tbs lower court and the day be.
fore tbs agent called for him no was baptized,
tho sheriff holding him by a rope that passed
around his body. He took them on 10 Join
convict gang Mt Mesquite.
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A Foo. ERCo.

A foot,rsce will Tx. place at the fair
ground race course to morrow. TIE entrance
fee is twenty-five dollsrs,and the distance will
10 one hundred yards, best two out Of thr e.
But two entries as yet have been made,
Messrs. Edgas and Riggs, but it is expected
that there will be several others.
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Atsn election Of ofissrs IN Dsllss Cbsp-
taRA N, NOBasy nizht, The fOilovine
ofBos-s vsrs slscts6 and Installed for tbs
ensuing Ess0nic vesr
Herrv Boil MEH O.; Heury Ervsy. 3
X Gu3rCu. Z E; r n Erysy, G III W 6
Yaunr. g 81: WI " Smith, = A G.
Frsrk Austin, 9 G. AuKusi Moellfr, g
V=JD Loud, GIVE 9 Bovss o.
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The Most Rev. Thomas w. Croke, Arch
bishop of Cashel and Emily, Ireland, was
consecrsted to that office in 1870. He has a
clerical force of 1l2 priests under him.
There are three other archdiocese in Ireland
Armagh, Dublin, and Tusm, end twenty
four bishoprcs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

In the West Presbyterian church, 42nd.
street, New York, June 2Gd, 1881, by tie
Rev. Mr.. Hsstir gs, Mr.. Duncan ID Chaplin
10 Miss Fannie Myers, daughter If Mrs. Nj.
!. Myers, of that city. aud niece Of Mrs.
John Henry Brown. of Dallas.
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Preb,e,,,en ConventIos.

The stsis prohibited convention meets
hsrs to-day. Rev. George w. B.ine, OF Nc
Kinney, grand worthy primsts Of this state,
requests that al delegates will assemble ct
The Cumberland Prssbytsrisn church. near
Ire Dsll.s & Wicbha rxilrosd depot at 10
O'Clock this morning. that arrangements may
h made f,r their accommodation
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

Yssisrssy Collector W. a. Prstbsr com
nencsd the sale Of lsds FOR delinquent
tsrss for he yssr 1ss0 FO-tunsislJ for
re rsss, county fn5 citizens, ne list is
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City Court.

John Turley, depos.ting filth within
quarter of a mile of the city limits; con
inyed.
Geo. Lee vi VIZ Lewis. two bootblacl. ,
for fighting; dsmi .
r. L. Grisert, protane and obscene Ian
gusge; fined SIS. -,
Allen Long, scavenger, depositing filth
within the city limits; continued.
Tom Solomon, assault; Continued.
Pat OBrien, intoxicated; iced $3.50.
A. Brown, drunk; fir,a So 30.
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Al. Essgn sciing for Cunningham q Ellie
lssssss Of he psrissDtisry srrivsd N The city
Yesterday having in cbsrgstvo cOnyicis, Q.
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June 1881.
N0rItE.

Having been appointed administrator Of
the estate nf Mrs. Emily g. CsIuth, noiicets
hereby given 10 ell pa'ties having claims
agaInst said estate, u present them 70 the un-
dprs gned 1ho . Indebted, please come for
WI. HAJSF IL,
uat Admin istrator.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09

The Stsked plans ars about $50 miles
wide, with very productive soil. Good water
can be procured by digging any place, at a
depth # from 80 TO 60 feet.