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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received at this Office for
the next 90 DAYS, for sinking well 500 feet
eight to six inches In diameter. Bond required
for the faithful performance and completion Of
the work The right to reject any or.all bids re.
served. Address lil T. p. REEVES,
Secretary Bald Mountain Coal and Oil Co.
Bolton, Bell county. Texas.
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Hats, Hats, Hats.

The leading styles of stiff, fur, silk and
Stetsons fine, soft hats in all styles and col
ors, TO be found at Leon Kahn's hat and shoe
store, 60i Elm street
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DR.. Woods Favorite
Notice.

All persons having claims against the estate
OF William h. White, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same 10 the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law, and all
persons indebted 10 said estate are hereby no.
tlhed TO come forward and mako immediate
payment The undersigned were appointed
administrators Of said estate on the 9TH day of
October 1851, and reside In Dallas county. Texas.
and their postofllcc Is Lancaster, In said county
and state. W0ODlN L. WHITE and
FRANK NJ WHITE,
Ad'mrs. Of VIM l., White. deceased.
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Eoc &cnt.

VNo RENT-Anew three room cottage; blinds,
l. hanging closets, eistern and well water.
Apply at Mrs. ,silers, southeast corner Houston
and Polk streets
EOR RENT-Two pleasant front rooms to rent
Il with or without board; good neighborhood.
Two-story brick house No l05 Live Oak street or
apply ut 7os Main street.
EoR RENT-The National Hotel Apply TO
IL CRAWFORD Il SMITH.
EoR RENT-A good dwelling near to bust.
L ness Seven rooms, good water, etc APP
ply al Sanger Bros c. NJ WHEAT.
EoR RENT flour pianos at c. IL. Edwards,
II 7f Main street Rent allowed TO apply on
purchase If afterwards bought
EOR RENT The two-story house corner
IL Jackson and Akard streets, back of old City
Hall The household and kitchen furniture Is
also for sale at "a bargain-a fine location for
keeping boarders. Any one taking charge
could commence with or 1Oboarders now there.
Apply on the premises
EoR RENT.-Property known as the Texas
Il Pacific wagon yard, by o. +. Bowser,
B0WSER II LENNON.
L,oR RENT-Four rooms over John Potts gro.
Il Gerry store, Elm street. Apply to
JOHN BROWNING, 1861 Elm street.
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4traued.

CTRAYRD OR sToLRS-From tho Chicago,
- Texas & Mexican Central engineering camp,
on Muddy creek in Collin county bay mare
about I4s hands high, branded on the left shout
der ]. with circle az the top. A liberal reward
will DO paid for the return of the mare TO the
office ofthe Q. 7. & NJ. Q. road In this city.
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physician.

PHYSICIAN AND suRGEoS~Dr Morton
i office over Exchange bank building; resi-
dence SIS San Jacento street; telephone at resi-
denCc.
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Cost.

I osT,-A Red Pocket Book with blue ribbon
II for handle, between China Hall and Mr..
Rodgers hardware store, containing $3.50. The
finder will receive $500 reward by returning
same to Mr. Rodgers hardware store.
I 0ST.-0ne small memorandum book cata.
- loguo Of II. & Leon Blum, Galveston. The
finder will DO rewarded by returning same TO
HERALD Office, I'M. GROSS.
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1;nc Sale.

3;nc Sale.
EoR SALE-At sacrifice, u pair OF splendid
II oXyhydrogen lanterns, perfect diSsolving
apparatus. Complete outfit over 200 elegant
views at Henry COINS Loan Office, 7OS Main
street.
NOR SALE.-Twelvc sections of land In Tom
II Green and Floyd counties. Texas Address
r. W. ABNEI, Denton, Texas.
pos D'ARC posts and blocks for sale.
- H. II DALEY,
Forney, Texas.
EOR sALE,-On easy terms, ST. George Hotel
II scventy-tye feet front on Main street. eN-
tending TO Commerce street. three stories high
containing sixty-five rooms. Apply to
W. Il. RANDALL.
EOR SALE-at a bargain, good dwelling
l. house and lot, well located
or. B0WsER,
at Bowser & Lennon.
E0R sALE-A splendid farm of over GOO acres
II of rich black land, situated on White Rock
creek, about ten miles north from Dallas, and
midway between Dallas l. Wichita and Houston
Il Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres well
fenced and in cultivation. Five tenant houses,
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
and spring water. Bounded ON the east by
White Rock creek. For sale cheap and on easy
terms by Jones & Murphy, land agents, Office 70i
Main street.
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WANTED.-A white woman to do cooking
w and general house work An elderly
woman preferred. Apply at once to
MRS. J. A. WORK,
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WANTED, Two good seamstresses NJ Mrs.
W C. c. Dougherty's, 2lS Sycamore street.
Dallas :
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"A good office boy at the HERAIp
w Inquire at business office
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WANTED statesmen for clothing, gents
w furnishing goods and hats. None hut ex.
perienced men, worthy OF good positions need
box l6tl; Dallas. TexaN
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NANTED.-25 agents Immediately for the
w best selling article ever offered Liberal
terms to agents Call at $40 Wood Street, from
3 10 II q. IN. CATTLE Il CLANCY
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= A DzNEALhas at last been made me-
.asssasy By John shsim man to the many
srunors thxt have appeared IN the
z stsiiy- joulna,s connecting f's name
With the recently develop j irregu-
hffties tn tho Tree sury Department..
is unfortunate for the business
capacity Of the sx-seoretary that such
dsvsl0pements shopld be made. But
Win 9 sing1e denial now in biief
telegram without the sig oature of Mr..
dahernan be sufieientt I 1t may be
hopsd thxt ths discoveries may not be
- bad ~ rumor woo,d make them.
sBut It IS evident that there SO great
dread Of an examination, and a'reaay
ssvsrai high officials of the Depart
nent have been relieved from theil
positions First the Post Office De
pertmsnt then the Treasury Depart.
! snsnt ;xhash comes nexts
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Delaware state Bonds!
OFFicE or STATE TREAsuRER,
~ novER. DEL. May 10, 1881.

OFFfCE or STATE IEEAbukEhy
DOVER. DEL. May 10, 1881.
uBy virtue OF an Act of the General
Assembly Of the state sf DelaWares
paased at Dover at Its scseion q ~, 40
hereby give notice TO holders OF peleware
State Bonds that l shall attend AZ the
Philadelphia National Bank, In the city
of Philadelphia, during the business
honrH of that Bank, on the nrst three
secular days OF July. A. d., 1881, pre-
pared tu nay of and redeem bonds OF the
Said State. of the numDe 10 following;
From No. 29I to $50, both inclusive OF the
denomination of one thousand dollars
eacn, o. the issue OF the bonds Of said
state usslier daie ot January /, A. D.. 1856
numbers following: From No. ! 70 So2,
both inclusive. of the denemlnat1on OF
one thousand dollars each. of the issue OF
the boIias OF the said State under date oi
January 4, A. D.. 1867, Oct. ~. 4. p, 1909,
SeptemDsi IL, A: u, 1859, and octoDer
20, A. D., lStt; and aiso Otner Donls
OF the said b, te OF the numbers iol-
lowing: From No. l W H6. both inclu
sive, OF the den .minatt0n OF one tnous-
and dollars each, of the issue ofthe bonds
OF said State under date OF January 4; a.
y, 1874. And thai. Al om and after the 1r.t
day of July, A. y, 1881. Interest VIII
cease TO accrue on the bonds herein
designated. "This call is Intended TO In
cluda all the outstar ding bonds OF the
State OF d elaware.'
ROBERT J. REYNOLDS,
state Treasurer.
mayl0- uyleod
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From the N. Y. sta.
Speak Out Colonel COnkIsna.

Colonel Frederick Conkiing you have
publicly uttered a very grave charge,
stating In one of oar most important
commercial bodies that mem ber of the
l t Congress received $l00, 900 brlbe 10
prevent legislation on the sage oues.
ton.
You are &c atleman of experience
and reputation, and you know that you
shorld make no assertion of such
serious import this without being
able and ready to name either tho recipi-
ent or the giver of the bribe, or both.
Having made the charge, you new
say that yon sha ta'ze your "own tune
and methods" in establishing 1t. You
ere sadly mistaken, Colonel Oonkline
II you belive that ou can defer an ex-.
pianation to suit your own convenience
or caprice Ii your charge Is untrue, an
admission viii be more ipjurior to your.
self than to anybody else. lift is true
than not only the Che nbsr of Commerce
but the whole county, should be informed
ut once whether Congress cas be thu
manipulated In Its teriff legislation
so..that the abuse may be reme1'ed.
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.l,A a. Coon SIea.-The purchase Of an
hcre of. ground betwe sn the Brandy.
wine-and Twelfth street, in the lower
eactioa Of tho city es,t Of the CT"
ahcpa Of Msssrs. Bowers & Dure, by
I'm Hngiish caDu'ng company, has been
tslsgraphed TO other cities, with the
addition that the purchasers will also
run line Of steamers between the
fastery they win erect in this city and
Earope. tThis Is giving our city a
wide notoriety, and is calculated to
attract other manufacturing films to
Wilmington. Alresiy we hear tha,
smother site near the same place has
bean aelscted for q manufacturing pur.
pose. and that negotiations a-e IN pro.
gross. therefor.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-08

THE demand for ocean cable facilities,
it is understood, is becoming SO great
that several new cable l'nei are projec-
ted, and already application has been
made by the American Rapid Transit
Company of Boston to President Gal feld
for permi' sion to lsnd two cables on our
shores ne from England and the other
/. ON Frsnce.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-08

ONLY three times in the history of the
United States hrs the pa y dominant in
the Executive Department elected tire
House Of Representatives in the "ofi
ysar"-in the Congressional election i'm.
mediately following the Presidential
eection. There seems to be nothing In
the present Republican condition to
make the next Congressional election an
exception to this rule.
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14&A Z 1SN1NS-A- -
KIDNEY PANACEA.

NEAR WHAT Is SAID,
.It has made me o new man,
"Dr. Hayaock's Panacea has Increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
any meney.n
"Our little boy Is much better. enclose
one dollar for another bOLtle.D
II md 1t as easy TO take as milk.n
1--WE have sold thirteen bottles this
arder."
vola my naaaI morning agony is gone-thanks
II ind IL asplendid appetizer"
ANY invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who will write me
AZ TO their complaint, will be treated
humanely and kindly. 1t is my most
earnest desire to Investigate all forms OF
Diabetes, and give relief at all times. II
you are too poor to purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have tmme-
diate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the signature OF Allen
Haydock ts across the mouth OF each
bottle.
Price-one dollar for large. and fifty
cents for trial size.
HAYDoCK d co..
no29-eod&wly, 30 Platt ST.. N. Y,
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Z Mr. lGsorgs K. F4yon,of PHILADELPHIA

Mr. i0sorgs Z. Fiyon,of Philadelphia
residpap lsgatse sfths estate Of the late
HsmJ w. Hook, has made good the
!, hsqnsses Of $500 each to 'he Society for
tln Frsyentlon Of Cruelty to Chilc-eu
Old9 Man's Home, and the Woman's
: Aeanch Of she Society for the Prevention
q cruslty 70 Auimals, Of that city. The
tssusses were declared imperative by
dSheicpsst hscApss the will had not been
sllhS4s 40 days before the death of the
aesGlat0r. as' -
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~ THA CoUHrY LoAN.-County Trea-
enrsEs Vim. Herbert, advertises for
pfupossls FOR . loan of one hundred
ttkousAnd dollars at 4 per cent. This
win afford an excellent oppol unity to
capitalists to make o sound invest
menk st what 10 now cor rsidsrcd a
good rate Of interest. The interest is
70 be paid semi-annually and the bonds
" run for tan years from the first day
cf July next. Ten thousand dollars
70 b paid of each year. The loan
win no doubt command handsome
premium as money Is being loaned,
asstatsd by the money al ticles in the
city juurnais Of Boston and New York
at teratel spproaching the rate of in
tsrsat In London perhaps one per
cent. higher; and it Is said that the
Banks In those cities are loaning even
at 81 to a per cent, and that the rate
OF interest Son all substantial inve ST.
msuts have declsued and dealers at
bank think. 1t has declined pein na
nently." :.@.
l'a We shop'd not be sui prised If the
whole Of this loan were taken by
SOME Of our own ba, king institutions.
6tiA this :. Q manufacturing centre
With livery little spare capital and it may
b that 4 largo premium will be offered
,by capitalists in other cities where
money b said be 10 abundant ss to be
sold ss was stat ! yesterday in the
! Lsdgsr, at . discount Of th'' " 70 fifty
esnts on the 81, 900.
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NJ Persons who.we grated 10
IN the state of Delaware ior the United
acknowledgements in May, June oil
were afterwards again drafted In 1865 and
were required 70 procure q substitute OF
enter the militafy service under the latter
draft will find II 10 their advantage to come
municate, either personally or by lettei
with the underslgned, who has been au-
thorixed by the State Leg islature TO collect
from the Secretary of War, the commuta-
ton money paid oy suah persons. The
Secretary OF War having been directed BIZ
CT OF Congress TO refund the commute.
on paid on such cases. Oh, B. DAT.
Dover Del. July 10. 1879
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SPFAvrNe about the discnssIen over
the removal Of Penn's remains to this
city the Lancaster Ne,u Era remarks
that sit don't matter much one way or
the other. We can celebrate he found
ing of the State and erect mar solei,.n
to his memory just 20 we'll If his
moldered dust i."el- was among u.s.
Press
The daily gazette., 1881-06-08

3 THn Stats Of New York hrs apprc.
, rIstiitsd s16,npO fot the uss Of It's Fish
= OoAmi@slcr.a Z This isa wise expendi-
y tus4 ssd VII no doubt b largely rs :
( q rid IN ths Increased Yield Of food fish
1 sisFoh tlss nany nobls rivers and fresh
a1aksr stzsans Of that great State and
I. ( ikipSS sb~ thst othsr Stat 80 v II, also be
heps4led thsseby.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR,

Ladies' summerunderwear;
cotton, merino, Isle, cotton
and-silk, silk.
Apart from all considera-
ton of prices, we have advan-
tage in the largeness of our
trade which it is worth your
while to know about. And
this is it. We can keep what
few want. In underwear, this
advantage shows in uncom-
mon sizes and in many sorts,
when few would do. A lady,
very large or very small, is
certain to find what she wants
here. That, of itself, is enough
to bring multitudes here.
Our stock of ladies' vests is
now as follows:
Gauze Cotton. 81, 30, so and 70 cents,
Gossainer cotton a little heavier than
gauze, regular-made, 6i.OO d 0I.25.
Cartwright n Warmers guuze me rino,
ssaya gntar-made. lw nee1, ,wwitaout
low-neck, very short rib
bish-neef. short sleeve, 10 40 20 20 100 100
Spring weight cotton twil h possibly sOsie
wool. 1t is called merino) so cents;
the same, lighter, 75 cents the same
with mere wool, 8I.25, and drawers
TO match at the same price.
saoo sssa5 er .he larses s,1ss wos
drawers tO match at the same pi ice.
Lisie, .open-wor8, $500.
Two thirds SILK and ne third. otton.
known In the trade as Imperial
6-thread. rather heavy:
hlgh-netB, short sleeve, Is...i,
,,,, , ,, sa.7S 10 ss.ao.
A's"-ne'A' long $50 $500 to se.zs.
Medium, about equal to s.tSresu:
high-neck, short sleeve,
low neck, short sleeve. " "'
Gauze;
high-neck. short sleeve.
low-neck. short sleeve,
$50 TO 4.76.
Oar stock OF o thread, rather heavy,
is somewhat broken.
Medium, about equal to 3-thread:
hgh-neck, long sleeve,
$500 10 05.yu.
high-nec short sleeve.
4.25 to 5.75.
iow-neck, short sleeve.
$50 TO 500.
Gauze:
high meek. short sleeve.
400 to 5.75.
low neck, short sleeve.
3.75 TO 5.70.
Apd broken assortment OF the two-
thirds-siik at S2.25 to $500. |
Children's underwear must
be spoken Of another day.
Outer circle, Thirteen tg-street entrance. |
JOHN WANAMAKER,
18th ST., Market and Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
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/. g Judge Advocate Gardner c,ncluded
) sh,s asgumsntifor the prosecution before
Z ~ Whitaker Ceurt-Ma. tlal yesterday,
: ana thsc % was left with 'hs Court for
Il decision. Tbs verdict will not be an
/ nopaced Till It HI either been approved
sr disspprOvsd By the Secret y Of War
4 or The President.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-08

A Washington hper reports that
''the curtain Of regret has been drawn
over the society circle'' of the national
capital BY the departure Of a young
lady for Virginia.
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Delaware City Bonds.

By order OF the Mayor and Commission
ers OF delaware Ciiy, do hereby give
notice, to the holders ct Delaware City
Bonds, OF the issue Of July LIST, 1871, that
Delaware, on the FIRST DAY OF JULY
NEXT, and for several days thereafter,
during business hsurs. prepared to pay
on and redeem theloutstanding six per
cease 70 accrue on the bonds herein desig-
natea. from and after the first day oi
Ju.y, 1881. ~. s.s.a..isg
Aay28-w4t Treasurer.
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4 MEpncsDAY. JUNE 8. 1851.
%rFAx Mys.-The City Council

last night fxed ths rate Of assessment
,llscsisy purposes at 81 On the 900; and
The nte for school purposes at 80 cents
on the $780, This IS an incresse
/ ossr Inst years. tax rate. But Coun-
eilmsu argue thai II is necessary, as a
ilasgs rsduction In the assessments has
shsen made, and several exit aordipary
tNYprqpiiations have to be provided for
asuchtag Tho aro alarm telegraph, road
~ IL Delaware and additional school
Recommendations.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-08

AyOTICE.-THE WORKINGMLN'S
IN Loan Association Is now issuing "a
new series of stock. No back payne h IL !;
per cent interest allowed. Apply day or
evening to
GEO. C. MARIS, Secretary,
OfAce. 6sl Shipley ST., I'd story.
my30-2w
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Ths ffasth session Of the Universal
-ealisG osassnttoa ot pennsylvania open
, 81 ySlsSrdss b Reading.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
i CAUTION !-All persons are eau
TONED against throwing into the streets
or upon vacant lots, any
DEAL ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE
MATTER, OFFAL, REFUSE OR
RUBBISH
OF any kind that may be inj jurious to the
health or offensive TO smell.
Ali persons are requested to report to
the Secretary of the Board any neglecl
in the removal of garbage, any defective
drains or traps, aud any nuisances OF
Whatever kind that may escape the notice
ofthe 0 Executive Officers.
AS u 10 not the Intention OF the Board
TO intrude unnecessarily upon any che,
all persons are respectfully requested to
receive the officers polite when In the
discharge of their duties, and assist them
In obtaining any Information necessary
for the sanitary Improvement of the city.
By order ofthe Board of Health.
DIR. L.. r. USH, President.
e, B. FRAZER, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE oFFICERs.
Eastern District-G. b. Underwood, No.
1915 King street.
Weslern District-James oToole, No.
I'll West Eleventh street.
maylS-2w
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NOTICE.-Notice 10 hereby given TO all
IN persons In business In this County.
that their State License IL due, and pay
able a. the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the Peace
In Wilmington.
e. r. COCHRAN,
tu4-6t Clerk OF the Peace.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-08

L OD9IN9-For two or tn rec gem ntlemen
IL At 8O3 SHIPLEY STAEET,
r oST,-on Market street, bstweeu
IL 5th and 18th, a small gold horseshoe
SCARF pin. A suitable reward will be
given IL returned to THIS OFFICE.
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aOTICEs.

Nr Office TO DELINQUENTs
IN Or
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR
ny THE I EAR 1881.
We, the undersigned Collectors OF City
and school Taxes, do hereby give this
notice TO all those who W ish to avoid
having their names publ ished, that they
had better call aud settle, ~ we have got
tired OF sending and waiting ON them I;
and also to those that owe y capitation
tax and have given their bills no atten :
ton !, their names Will be published ac.
cording to law, no matter VINO they are,
or what their position may be.
EDMUND PROVOST,
VILLA MKYNE.
OFFICE, Ne. 10 n. SIXTH STREET,
Between Market and King.
Hours, s q. m. to IL M, TO and to s
p. m. ju6-Bt
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-06
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