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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-08-24
FROM JOHNSON CITY.

Loveiace, Tenn, August p.
, 1881-05-19
II'IBUNE IsIsA NLH OFFICES.


TN ORDER ri ACCOMMODATE OUR
J. numerous nntsnn; tllr.,u9!ont sho ely, ~ have
aa.,esiEna,ed 1g.w who're e!vcs.lsaments II @ w ~ Y,
hco. und will bo receiynn until q cluck D. m.
suUriI DIVISION.
j. h X. stMMS4 Booksellers and BtAtlonSrs, III
". K TUaXitf:- Druggist, Gts cotta.e 0rovs.nv-
northwest Gunner Thirty .ntttl-st
JUDs!lN y. JACuBU9 Druggist, 1D7 tndnnA-nv-
II. ". HuJilMAS, Druggist. corner Thrty.0rst and
BeAtg-ats. .,,,.,u ,.,.,,.,.
II, =. K1lAFT, Druggist. dtl West Nadlson.st. cor
,JAs. II: kIRKLEY 4 CO, prurr.stst III Ronth
MILLS ilfiAitsi4tf, j. ". WAINWRIGHT. 81
WGst Mnd.yH;st: g?rnsr OEden-hx; ,,
cnrnef Ut fMefth:st
Gc1Ga. ~ Lake,at. c.,rlier Linro!n: v,. ,,.,.,,,
Aulqtr jacobson. UEu01is- lS2 NORTH lialstou.
corner ln1Ana,sA .x.,,,.,,
/. nullLlNGiiHM 1 Go.. Druggists, 4ss North
CInfk.st, eUrntr plTiat1n. - .-. :.
i, III, WILLIAMS co. DrugRists. G75 l.nsrahec-st-
I.OuIS ". II. NEEBE. Printing md Advertising
Agent. News und Stationery Dsiot III H. Dvlslon.st.
, 1881-05-19
an ENOCH ARneN rAcr

"! leyt h. -. T., Nay lS--Eatrirk lyens In
~ veut ~ n. Hte aud two children In Auburn
w at,er ~. uasota to seek his fortune. Three
aa.Aaaa w.. ,'eas got telegram saylng hcr
~ " r. aeau. She sold her pruperty and
"Ss'ef. and W hard toll supported
, 1881-05-19
C1jUN9'T y KE.fL ESI.lI,s.

NOR SALi:-2i0-ACRl; FARM IN KAN
kukey County, Ill, live snc- west u t,e CDuhty'
seat: neurly al! andet cuit'!npn good tssMsnt,
present tenant as cu!tivu,a It i've yers: this II II
Inod producing farm sId *!li 6s sni G'1ni, II e.,
clmpf fUr e,y property 70! hFtcMiMtn ltlltlfo of
J.P, WHITE CO.. Koiu' Aeaper 1slk, y EtnIk.st
EcOR SALE-sl, ,a50 WILL BUY Is ACRES
L land. vuud house und cullnr, burn. ttMnle,
rchnFd. we'll ctslarl. horso. IONS wax1Us iarsti ~,
~. A. HAHKlS,
, 1881-05-19


IivUK HAI.E-TWO MASSIVE AND ELE.
xxnt NHlput upriShl show fest A12h. tSGt
v i,u, and tuut deep. VI w r4uin. AlsJ will ~
cuuntDf ca4s., IxrLs Kid Gluys Depot " StHtV-st.
, 1881-05-19
J,1RTNfERy WANTED,

DANVNER WANTED-AN ENl'ERI-
L vl,ceI liquor cUnpuut5sr and syrup MnnAiac-
turer win xl6h pnynG family trAlo. doalEes I.1 &C.
QuAIntanco vt butiness nlNt OF nieAns. WIN upon
tNwaylx Tho incrCaA0 ut AdVortirura business. Ad-
, 1881-05-19

mo REN'r--lN TIE TOWN OF BLUE
l. Maa M.rs'sil :4ay. kaSsss S9on eIiix Mnix
tjit t.tIiur hoiel uv !eap(da u ne h!esat
silssr Fs+H ln tho s!ats ioca, " ~ tue @ @Sentfa!
luIl l!iD ltut titS3 pef inantn haEv sa4neS a t,f
g.u,l wfH understands hotel buslbGsA A4a9tes W.
LllUi.TElk. HtuU ttnptI1 MS
, 1881-05-19

T0AlerNER WANTEp-W1r1I $500
asnsss ,ossn'S aaa g,o es,nss"Sa a y Ss nS1
nnd expensrs. luulu ard invesllrato ns!{ dhy thlS
Wggk, from To- o'clock p. utty. at No. ~ East
SIxleuhtt-st- - - =
, 1881-05-19

I1On SALE-TlIE ELEGANT COUS.
Il try tcsh!uncu mud rrUnnds caed u,c :" ftof
Webster Facp," II: Wheaton. Hit huMsg hns u
rnu'ns n.er il ue.es ur ini,It prco t.g! t2p down.
!,Marce un tusy terms Apply tU LYMAN GID-
utNLS, IUl WA4t3xtu1.et.
, 1881-05-19

1IHON NSALE-ui;Au uT[fUL RESIDENCE,
II eieunnt!y nHi.,u,i wlIh IiHrti.wuM tfntnltlxs.
with nj! iB nuiirrn improvements: iaEEa l;u!n ahd
iarku Kroat!s lslx9n lnats on tc c,,.i'sr o. Mmna
tie premises. or nj etcf CtnEk nhd slxtee1ttn-ss
CHARLES H. DUrEE.
, 1881-05-19

WANTED A SONG AND DANCE
w partner Addrcss II -. TEiDnne Once.
IIrASTED-I,UY 10 WORK IN DRUG
w s;nfg corner stn&1 uitt fhifly-t7t-sn. Must
coue we'll reGunitltonutti.
, 1881-05-19

I1Otk SAlE-lIAltAiE ICfrbCA, NOON
Il ~ hpw. very thcap ~ South Ash1A9a.ay.
FJ,llE UNION FURNITURE COMPANY,
L ~ aud W Msst Aad!soni.1, anvs sSM ina
puud fuI IoF huIsaAusps, which hey .sI =. pusso3f
prlres. their ensy pAf usnt psp: aan =, Ih sn1s.
" installmstits. uklON iuANITDhE CO. wv Aas
us West MAalsph-At.
, 1881-05-19

1I,Ot SAl.E-hb ACRES, ALL RIFF FOR
~ rsintIiItK tirner biusteu.1t hnd frtcy ,av hhe.
Nalf mile tEntt twu dHpulAt price taN ter hcFo'
I1EN1lY III HILL. tknEushI.
, 1881-05-19

nUOkS AT AUCrlON-3,0W VOLUMES
ID Turp aud valu4bls uh English bouks.
Hthndnfd AmoTtCaAis ~1rkS- = ,S.,.
Stii.l.EilH HOOK -Nnouls, L3 DasEborn@st. Thurs
d1y, May ", nt 1n'clucA y n.
Catalogues upon kppllralthn.
, 1881-05-19

1xTASTEn-Sl50N IN LEGITIMATE
anuastur.x en'eefE'ss1 y = ca!ca ny aaa,,apas d
imVvstulvpt f Ei viii dDuGls Tho prodI mMstux ~
sr ay The nr21!. sas " Il nstSa.aa s sta IT, ~ te,oS
sa.rts my lltllt e t!4 dsnlAn4 " % a.. sppgiy
uak tu ext4h u W rapituixls ~1tR fnoueJ
r"aIT. AlidItzh III, TrhAHU u1lcl.
, 1881-05-19
KEAL ESI.1I.H, WANTED.

KElL EST1I.H. " INTED.
TITAVTEH H-AJ,L DESCRIPTIONS OF
w CacaKn. md Cnox County reaa ess4te ~. ~ the
ChIcaHV ieMi EsutD Exchange liz and lis LtnrouIA-
Welaesy June Az early s..T5 y rS%Itst'
". X. SlAyS. Heal kstnte. l'sGsIeMt
CHANDLER g. Co. 4urssnan ltnnkGr*.
7yfrnx1rern mud Tflistcca,
u 4 Nnnh hurrN md
, 1881-05-19

TrOK SAI.E--ao ACHES SOUTH or
Il city, cjyss To Inpot. &.u per ncf9. HENRY
WALLE1l JN, wi peHrburn.tt-
, 1881-05-19

1VAN'rED-A FEW CANYASSERS OF
w Gnud utidrcss for tne.ast puhllcntiHhI eun,.
ulssons libcrnt urd promptly paid. Psease call on
4 }.AhRA
, 1881-05-19

DERSONAL - IAT'rlE: CALL FOR
+ Just few mnusos TO- -lay sura. JACK.
w lin trbuiley, Of Dunmors; Pa, by his wifo.
rHHniNE JOy III. u Fl0urnUy-sk, Chicago. Last
heAru from nt kfyAnt, III.
, 1881-05-19
10 IfENE-TLA rs.
I'O REtY-IfDO.NS.

RIO EESr-rWO NICE FRONT ROOMS,
l. untusnlsheI, also two bedruuns. At l3la Wa
, 1881-05-19

1NOlk SAIE-A NO. y RICHMOND
u creskery and "thsr kttcssn atsnss ss,t Sns
rfHrs iaru I'M tAGls, VIC, will bs SUto ~ KEeEe
s"- -lt.n Il iakuIi 1t uttcu. ~ south AsalaAd-nv
, 1881-05-19

DOR SALE-ClIOIEE BUSINESS AND
rssdencs its centrally l'W!ty! neMs .1. rSl,.an
i,enr 'un1ntl IL rItecln!t}. Apply to JANIS. A VAN
V1iSStNt;ES EitO.. ttounl. It. Z! Dearb
, 1881-05-19

1,OHSALE-IF HYDE PARK, 20 ACRES
Il III nnrlftenst qinrter act. II. xa. IT, beluaen
sSventy -sGEal, Mni Aaynt1ty- thlflts*i. ~! h1xh
, 1881-05-19

1INOR SALE = 1919 ACRES CORNER
c,rnsf arsliss.av I'D Fitty:drsl:tI. t's Z, ad =.
impEqve,! ttg 1netea t,n i'ssxsl 1s,lsyarl'
Asld Thirty rrtt-si; Mrres fronting Euttral fnrk,
EtluIL U.'f, iirAlJ IL AtAtur HlUck.
, 1881-05-19

TASTED-'rIIltEE BOYS TO WRAP
w newspapers. usburnp Warehouse. Nv 5uulh
, 1881-05-19

ITO REST-tlWEIf1NE TEN KOOMS,
Ins2s LIT md asn. NICELY altuAted on Mxa s!1itrc
near south city llmLtA ind cars Apply nj til 1a HL
, 1881-05-19

V1TANTED-A FIRS1-CLASS HORSE
w md cnrr0He, Or ralaatun. chenp for cash. Rive
prlco md ueBcrtpt1, ur no Hsttnlloh pAld hddfoss
Ii u. Trit,unB ptteu.
, 1881-05-19


YI1O EXCIiANGE-A HIGH Glass OIL
i paInttng Tor pArtor snd bud. room furnituEs, Of
viii pay cssh for a 6arala. N ". yEl1ane once:
1KYANrEp-A STOCK OF GENERAL.
w vuods; VIII Hlyu land an4 cash. Addfus ssA AZ
WAHE, Palmer Uuusv. Uua uaJ.
, 1881-05-19

nAErNEN WANTED-W1.rIi ABOUT
3l,1I In n Rafu. highly respuatabia buslnus.. .n-
vrsneflt pGcuFa, t4,uN JIarty HuArnntGth: ndygr-
II J1t Vr5buuD UtX9,
, 1881-05-19

A DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS,
A watches. asa. ~ ~" rAt9s r. AAnS!1Et~
, 1881-05-19

XITINDSOR L EUROPEAN HOTEL, TlllB-
w uite HiDck .-ls Tho lnr1sat uut boft EurnpaMn
hotel tt, tie city. hKvIMK Hl ruons samxI ttYM taa
snrant underneath. SAMUEL uttEiArEN. t'rop.
, 1881-05-19
MISCELL1fNE


11TANTED-Al4I4r THOSE WISHING \
w position Will and without e4pvtitMGo III Duat-
psss cAi VI rlltMEb Hair hea4Ar: u stAt8-aL-
, 1881-05-19

NTAN1Ep-rRAVE SALESMAN
Nv havnu dry-.,'.ds9 9t noIi9n traus IN kai1s,.s,
irt1i.s Aiupt. eIc. IN ctntntssnn, fur ~ 9nstgra
hun u&nginfnx huusa. Altsress W. H. MCAtLiFFE+
In
, 1881-05-19

ITO lsEST-IlOliSES AT OAK PARK.
l.Ui'. ~ II. HenrboFn-st
TJoO KENT-SErERAL HOUSES, WITH
large lnts n. WinnetkM. fr,n, t!u to rs per nuns.
j. Il. nAl.E. IL 'rFLunu Hnt!dlnI.
, 1881-05-19
BOARD WxfNItED.

1lOAKD-AND ROOM ON TIE SOUTH
- Hide, BY single xHntluMun. Addrsss, Htvthx
full particulars. y ~. Tribune utttcs,
DOARD-HYG AND WIFE,
. u fuuuI frOntNg enst or su1tht private thnlty
prVferrsd. Lest OF r0t0ronesB. AIArea4 II II. rrlb-
ilno nIfcB.
, 1881-05-19

T10 NEST-FlUST ALCOVE ROOM
i futi,tYlua; nlsV uufIrn!sled ut 9ll9 ai1cA-
, 1881-05-19

1Go0 INDIANA-AV,-A PLEASANT
1ODO fobh upuu nrst hooE nll cDnyenencoa.
wiln tifat-clnAs board.
, 1881-05-19
To T,EivY-f{DUSI;.S.

ITO tlEST-FtSE BRICK 1tESlDESCE-.
j 3.At4,r,, IN MtEilxAn-hy. ne+r ,Fwantfsth-ae u.
W.HU'Ftl Efti.ASIJ. main Haur. 81 wnAh!ngtun.st.
, 1881-05-19

ITO RENr-TWO STORES .tt5 SOUTH
i cIArk..t. and lIh, statg-sL !nlM9daso possess
sv,, u. HORTON. ltuoM II lteap1r ltl0Ek.
, 1881-05-19

A NY AMUUNTTU LOAN ON .FUhNl-
"a tufo and ptanOa without removal. Isl Handolph-
4 ltaItll
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-03-18
DEMOyAL.

REMOVAL.
A. p. GILBERT, Attorney Law, has removed
to his office, Office street, north side of the
Court House,) Bel Air, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-03-18
VERY RICH.
rESTIMONI-AT,S.

1855 - A-I-N-i- - -i-S l. "a ItSo-
CARROLLToN, MD, July y, 1880.
MeSS1S. ". UhiteiOck d. TO-
Gentlemen IL have used your 'yegetator'' for
the last twelve years; have also used several other
kinds. ! lind yours superior to Others and il has
left my farm In high state of cultivation.
Yours, Respectfully,
ISAAC GREEN, JR.
SILVER RUN, MD, Aug. &, 1880.
Hess,S. ". JIhiteiock d 20.
GentteMem Il have used your ''vegetator;
sOwcd l6O lbs. to the acre, which Yielded an aver
age Of 81 bushels to the acre / also used several
other kinds at the same time and sowed the same
quantity to the acre, which yielded but % bushels
to the acre.
Yours, Respectfully,
GEO. F. BAcHMAN.
No.. !, ~, ,W.EsTMlNNsTER, MD, Aug. ., 1880.
Gentte'aem Il have used your "Vegetator" for
the last fifteen years. and 1t has always given good
results, and shall continue to use the same here
after
Yours Respectfully,
LEWIS GREEN.
v,, II, ~, , WEsTaTNsTER, MD, Aug. 8, 1880.
GehftttRt1 In the year 1873 sowed ~ acre
lot in wheat and used 800 lbs of your ''Vegetator'
To the acre. which when cut and threshed Weld
ed S 9 o of Prms me wheat also sowea
which yielded 30 bushels to the acre
Yours, Respectfully,
THOMAS TURTLE.
-. TuNIs' MILLS, July IS, 1880.
Ge"hemen We got 20 bushels of wheat Off of
Is acres on stnt6te tdii0,o on which we used go
pounds of your "Negctator' to the acre being ~
bushels per acre. Very truly,
w. w. TUNIs & BRo.
KNIGHTLY FARM, July 10, 1880
KtSSTS ". UhittOck d Co.
GenHenten 1T gives pleasure to state that my
"fallow field" of wheat upon which had applied
2i5 pounds of your "vegetator' o the acre, yield
ed a tritle over 30 bushels to the acre The wheat
weighed 63 pounds TO the bushel
Very truly, &C.,
ROBERT HOUGH.
WeSSlS. ". UhiteiOck a. Co.
GtHUWtH: II can congratulate you again upon
the action of your "Vegetator" ON my wheat crop
tanned over by bushels, making $50 bushels Off
of y acres. Yours, &C.,
r. G CARTER
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-03-18
nTIIO n. LEE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
w. ARCHER, of II.
IOHN II. PRICE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has resumed the practice of his profession, and
may be found at his office, in Bel Air. every Mon
day, and at other times at his residence, near Oar
lington. leb6
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

The death-roll this year promises to be
illustrious and appalling. Already has the
world lost a long list great men, to which
alas the name OF Garfield has been added
Though were he not among the dead oflSSl,
the losses would still be too great. In the
ology, among those who have joined the
majority are to be noted.Washburn, Oman,
Vinton, Stanley and only two of these
seemed to have finished the work of their
natural lives. Literature has lost Carlyle,
Palfrey, Litre--all of ripe age, while Others,
among them Fields and Sidney LAME
have died prema,urely. To these should
be added tho man of the desert, Mar
lette, he with the golden hand. The bench
has lost Clifford and Colt, The bar Lawrence
both at the end of a complete career. The
dead generals passed away prematurely-
Burnside, Uchatiy7, Maton,- he last two
died by their own hands, and Collev, whose
death is tragic, while Taum ana Benedek
reached the FL age. In politics, Adams
died from overwork, Arnim with a broken
spirit, Garfield at the hand of an Assassin.
Science has lost young Weypreoht. Bust
ness has lost Scott from over-work; Inman,
Fargo and BaglHy, &. u. Emerson, s. Ray
Lotge, all at god age; also Vieuxtemps,
the yiolinist, and his countryman, NCr-
beethoven. the painter, also the great
scholars, Beufey and Kuhn. an Blu ION the
Scotch antiquarian. Hardy a day has
passed which has not brought the an.
nouncement of treat loss by the hand Of
Death Nashville American.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23

ers 4 Company, Smethwick, near B.rming
ham, with new light which they have
jus. constructed to crown the summit Of
the South Head Ugh house, hacquan har-
beE sydney, New Sou.h Wales. Ii is call.
ed fist oder diop,ic, sevolv;ny light,
with the electrical arc. Tbs Lamp has a
special arrangement ofpcisms for the VERT
ca wei gence of the beam. Ii is over six
feet in diane err, and The height about Pine
feet, aud il is said TO be the frs.
time such Dimensions have been applied
70 Illumination by the elec,Iic ere, The
lamp or regulator has power Of about
200 candles in the focus Of light, aud the
merging besm has a luminous intens' y ex-
ce> ing l2,0o0,0t candles. The l;~ht will
give flashes around half Of The horizon n
int; rvals OF a minuse, and viii make COM
plete revolution e-y sixteen minutes. On
an average ,he fbIt will be visible a dis
.arce of forty or fly miles. The lamp was
designed for NJ CHARGE by D.. Fonk,eson,
y. T.. 5 and is cons, uc.ed 70 Inc cove n
ment of Of New South Fales. LIS make S
claim that il WI be the larges, aud most
powerful liyht in the world. The eyoeri-
ments were thoroughly successful the light
benr so incense tIat II could hardly be en-
dured with Che nec.ed eye London
Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23
Railroad Notice.

There will be held n meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Dallas q Wichita Railroad Com
pany at the general shico OF the company In
the city of Dallas on Thursday, tho i5th day OF
December 1881, for the purpose named In the
following resolution: '
Resolved: That meeting OF stockholders of
the Dallas,S Wichita Railroad Company becalled
To meet htthO office OF said company In the cIty
OF Dallas at the hour OF II clock noon, the 18TH
day Of December. A. d, lSsl,. for the purpose Of
deciding upon the amount of, not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile, of bonds
which may be issued and negotiated by this
company for the purpose OF completing, eoiipinr
and Improving lis line Of railroad and paying il
Indebtedness, from tho city of Dallas TO Denton,
In Denton county, us may be determined and Ia
nix the rate OF Interest on such bonds and To-
authorize said bonds to be secured by iirst
mortgage on the property, franchises rights and
privileges Of said company. and that notice OF
said meetlngbe given. as required by law. And
al the same time and place there VIII be held q
meeting Of the board OF directors of said cor
poretion for the transaction Of such business as
may come before II.
Dallas, October T. 1881 JIM McC,oKuIcK
sec'y Dallas Wichita Railroad Company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23
Women in Office.

James n. Turner, of Poplar Grove, Ar.
kansas in his interesting letter to the
Women at Work, says, I'm one respect
we must yield the palm 10 kentucky and
Tennessee, for your women are sometimes
trusted with responsible public offices, and
the record of their faithful work is credit
to the choice Of the people, So that no man,
in Kentucky ut least, Will dare to run for
an office once occupied by them. 1t Is a
fact beyond dispute, that II would he bet.
ter for your government II more offices were
filed by capable women. So II has been
with pleasure that we learn from the papers
that Mrs. Alice Hawthorne Mudd, Of your
city, Is an aspirant for the office of state
librarian. She is well known in the south
and much admired for her sterling talent,
and We are confident will be an honor to
the position, and we.hope she will be elect.
Cd. With our hats off We have words OF
cheer for hpr and all other women at
work"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23


Block O. s NJ situated near the crossing Of
tho Texas 4 Pacific and Iious on 4 Teyns Cen
tral railways IN East Dallas. containing 6 ~
acres of land, 4 fine, native forest growth aud
= prairie, bounded by Swiss Avenue, Good
Live Oak aud Canlagrel streets, and inclosed
with good lBois d A,c post aud ne plank fence
No healthier OF more desirable place can DO
found In tho city. On Il are five dN filing
houses The mnin building IS concrete and
ifamr, with two looms 70 feet square, four rooms
Is feet square, dining and cook rooms, vnrnndas
AMI balconies belonging toit are goou stables.
out-houses, horse l0tand well OF cool pure and
never failing water. Tho other house arc for
tenants contnining.from two to four rooms, with
Enclosures of 50ylQ0 feet and supplied with
water nom well of excellent water In tho
center of the blocA. For large aanufact0-y Il
offers superior advanta es and facilities Alta
depth of twenty-soycn feet water In inexhaust-
iblo quantity can be found, and track OF two
blocks will connect IL with the 4. & r.. or ii. &
7 O. rnilways-'in fact with the whole railway
system of the city, For Investment the can't
tallst can find none safer or better Ii Is offered
as whole. lfnOt sold soon II win be leased for
termof years or .partitioned aid offered for
sale In lots 10 suit purchasers. For terms etc,
apply to JONES 4 MURPHY,
Land Agents, 40 Main Street OF 10
'JOHN J. GOOD
Attorney mt Law, 6i9 Kim Street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-23
POSTAL STATISTICS.
rhe Letter.Ca rle, s,stem

WASHINGTON, October l6.-It now APP
pears from the repoi Of the pcs,office de.
partment that there ~ in the United
States 100 cities and tow IN which the let.
;er-carrier system is in operation. The
statistics of the postal work performed in
these offices show. tlat there were
delivered there drying the past year
of mail letters 262,Ooo,0oO; of local
letters. 76,CO,CJl; of mail postal cards
100000, and of local postal carGs, l4,N D.
OOO or both classes of lie ,ers, SSS,t 4 o.
and of both classes of postal cards, l0i,( l.
900 At The same T, ne there were delivered
100000 registered letters and 10000
newspape &c. 1t will be seen hat the mum.
her Of LEI. ers passing through the mails
exceeds that Of postal cards by little over
three 20 one, and exceeds that OF
newspapers by neatly two and half 70 one,
and that out of ITO let,e. Only one is regi.
tered. These ii lures, however, show
merely the business of tie free-deive-y of
fees, and that busine represents orly
about one-third of .aat of the v hole United
States, SO ihat if these figures be multiplied
by three the results will approximate very
nearly the actual OPERATORS of our postal
seryive. a iele once 20 The
POSTAL STATISTICS OF GREAT BRIyAlN
indicates somewhat higher degree OF
&C ivi.y here. Wit. population of IS =
100000 as against GU j0,O00,On the'amount
OF leoe. delivered in EH4lend, heiaud aud
Scotland IN $50 was / 5000 }, and of
20 al ca dis 1l5, O,0C). Oar own set &c
for ne same year SHOW SClt OCO ettess
aAd 276,000,00) posili ca Is |. Anne leans
write Gu proportion - he popul6 ca as
L In t.ftt. %" 4 N-F,
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SPORTING.

Auorst Belmont, the New York banker,
will & We M keepin" q racing stable.
George nazel offers 10 run any man in
America iiom 10 to C)miles for $40 a
side
Conlev has issued challenge to row Da-
VS. Of cortland, Ne, FIVE mile race for
$40, } a side.
The Ennis six-day go-as-you-please WI
commence at Madison Square Garden, New
YORK, DC ober, 10Th Frank Hart, the
famous oolored pedestrian, will be one Of
the starters.
From recent developments made, it would
appear trat there is not single yacht in
American wa,ers that en- successfully COM
pete with the Scotch cutter, Madge, now
visiting New York.
George Holden and Frank White are to
| fight for $3.50 side and the feather.
weight champic nship of America, on No
vember 10. A forfeit Of $500 is deposited
with The Police Gazette.
MIR. Balch, of Boston, has offered ten
thou, and dollar purse for race between
| the double teams Of the world. 1t will be
trotted on June II, 1882, and the entries
will close Satui day, April /.
! Paul Boynton il 10 make the longest
voyage of his life. He VIII start rom Gen
dive, Montana, swimming down the yell
lowstone and Missouri rivers to S.. Louis.
1t will lake about eight weeks to con pete
the voya7e.
Lowant a, the strong mai with, q show
npriornllh" at the IA grounds, lnd'anapo-
lis, lnJuren himself on October J, perhaps
fatally, lie was doine tho barrel act, and
his teeth lost their grip, letting the ba. ell
down upon HIM and throwing him into
spasms.
Ben Hogan, refo med pr. EFF ghtec tells
| the Chicago News; Il Rave been wo III -
for CHI ist for ,h"ec we rs, ana hough /
! have rot su Z CD for an Nc, | have not
| !a,duO q cent Or TIE o, lcr ha4d, with my
| .eDu,a ion as pusEst / cCuiu, ~ So'Ag
N any so, o $40 X buS,lcss maze
! { on - n weeN % 500 dav."
| I,isa ,tgrc-,iyn III. alton cr mode o,
t,,gsa ',i,cine .g. r. .r'o,,. w
di,na u, ,rounc,ag dat My. C,'..v
member of parliament for O, ford CIV
would be raised 10 The bench anded m
o de 10 move frIly de c,ibe this ne, ono .
and MS qualifications Gle il well.knowr
as the umpire of The University boat race !,
Sl'liyan. he ppoilist' inust he n trsmcn.
dous, iisser. BLY, Madden, his train .
scys, a few DAYS a1o, a stallion stepped OF
81 Il ans foot, at los on, when the M
list struck the stallion a tremendous r,gnt
hand blow on the head and knocked IN,
lorse down. We SUPPOSE Paddy RYAN
trained will circulate n story tlat IVA,
Knocked doy l an elerbant.
in the grand cenfra. tro;ting circuit fly
four horses ana mares reduced their 70
cords; that is, from the time they entere,
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John, what's that in your pocket my
SON." Mother its package ofBlackwcll's
Fragrant Durham Bull Smoking Tobacco
We boys have just found out, that it makes
the best, sweetest and mildest cigarette in
the world. The girls all smoke with us
now. Won't you have one, mother2n
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Notice.

All persons having claims against the estate
notified to present the same 10 the UNDERSIGNED
within tho time prescribed by law and All
persons indebted TO said estate are hereby no.
uhed TO come forward and make Immediate
payment The undersigned were appointed
administrators of said estate on the atli DIV OF
October, 1881 and reside In Dallas county, Texas.
and their postotllco IL Lancaster In said county
and state. WOODlN Z. WHITE and
FRANK NJ WHITE,
Admrs, OF VIM. L. White. deceased.
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Cost of Weddings.

Now that the season of fashionable city
weddings is once more upon us,.t may be
interesting to know that some enemy of the
human race has prepared and printed The
following table Of the average expenses o
such iestiyity;
For wedding Of 1000 guests, with ushers ant
bridesmaids, exclusive OF bridal dress ant
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Notice to RaIIroaa Contrao,or.

go miles ready to let on the Texas & 81. Louis
railway, In Arkansas.
Prices for grading rs to II cents
Clearing and grubblng $50 to s25 per acre
specifications and prohles can be seen at tho
Office Of the chief engineer, r, H. Cobb, at Little
Rock Ark, or New Madrid, No.
Send bids 10 me at New Madrid, Mo-, or corner
Fourth and Pine streets 81, Louis.
GEO. ID. IIBDARD
Chief Cuntrnpfor
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Hats, Hats, Hats.

The leading styles of stiff, fur silk and
Stetson's fine, soft hats in all styles and col
ors, to be found at Leon Kahn's hat and shoe
store G0i Elm street.