davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-19
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVED.

AKKIVED,
Per Schr Vigilant from st Thomas Oct.
10 Thomas Andrew, Sarah Jane Thomp-
sen, Michael Marcus, James Cornelius,
Abigail Francis and JARVIS Duncan.
BOOKED M LEFT
For st. Thomas Oct. l1.-Robert Will
liams and James Plasket, Emil Steel,
George Williams, Augusta GOvines and
w. 81. Mckay.
Oct 17.-Louisa Pellour, Anna Higgins,
Casper D0hnert. Rebecca Christian, Miss
Mary Hattensen, Mr.Joseph Bernard, wife,
child, brother Etienne Bernard and 3 ser
wants, Mr.. @. Riis, Paddy Patrick, Anna
Eliza Gibbs and al child. Margreth Ben
Ders and two children, Robert Williams,
Michael Marcus and boy August Corne-
Illus.
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NEW ~sEME NTS.

In EN- aarlige Examen i Christian
80 steds Berger og- Almueskole
afholdes FREDAGEN den 28de DIS.
X. 10 Formiddag.
Bornenes Foreldre og V@rger, SAINT
ALE, der interessere sig for Skolen,
indbydes til at oververe Examen.
Skolerne aabnes igjen Mandagen
den 7de November, paa hvilken Dag
nye Clever kunne optages.
Christiansteds Borgerskole, den
18de October 1881.
B. w. BRUUN.
, 1881-10-19
TRANSLATION

~HE annual examination of
- Christiansted's Burgher and
Lancasterian Schools will take place
on FRIDAY the 2Sth inst. at 10
o'clock a. m.
The parents and guardians of the
children, as we'll as others who may
feel interested, are invited to attend.
The Schools will be re-opened on
Monday the 9TH of November next,
when new pupils may be entered.
Christiansted's Burgher School,
the 18th Of October 1881.
B w. BRUUN.
, 1881-10-19
NOTICE

IN GREEABLE to orders from
SaS5 the Government of The Danish
West India Islands, the aftermention-
ed articles required in 1882 by the
Military Forces on the Islands are
hereby put up to public licitation,
namely,
, 1881-10-19
Leverance til Diet Konge-
lige miIitaire Depot,
St. Croix 1882"

indsendes til Dep6tet paa St. Croix
indtil 27de October d. A. Kl. 2. p. m.
indcholdende Angivelse at den Priis
Rvortil Vedkommende vii paatage sig
at levere enkelte elIer nogle, elIer allie
af de ovenneynte Gjenstan de.
Tilbudene vile derefter blive aab-
nede bemeldte Days Ettermiddag i
Oververelse af de Koncurrenter som
MATTE indfnde sig, og Underwriting
ON Diet at Gouvernementet antagne
Bud, vii blive Vedkommen e med.
deelt fra Dpp6tet.
Proven af de ovenmeldte Glen
stande og Conditioner for Leverancen
ere til Eftersyn i Diet Kongelige
mi'itaire Depot, paa St Croix og i
Chlistiansfort paa st. Thomas.
bet Kongelise militairc Depot, St.
CroiA den Tide October 1881.
H. OSTERMANN,
Premierlieutenant
p. I. C0mpGgnichG.
, 1881-10-19
FREDERIKSTE

II III Z Z I { a.
OCTOBER.
IL Dan Schr " Petrer' 81 tons. Thomas,
st. Thomas. Merchandise.
Is Schr "Atlantic"52 tons, Hughes,
st. Thomas, Merchandise.
u Schr 'Atlantic' 50 tons, Hughes,
st. Thomas, Merchandise.
CLEARED d.
10 Dan Schr "Atlantic" 80 tons, Hughes,
st. Thomas, Sugar
Is Schr "Atlantic'' 80 tons. Hughes,
st. Thomas, Sugar.
Schr " Petrol 81 tons, Thomas,
st. Thomas, Ballast.
, 1881-10-19
Bekjendtgjorelse

RFOLGE Ordre fra Gouvernemen-
% tet for de dansk vestindiske Ger
udbydes herved til Licitation, Lever
ancen af nedenanf0rte Gjenstande
som vile behoves i Diet Kongelige
miIitaire Depot paa St. Croix til
Brug for Herstyrken i Aaret 1882
nemlig:
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1000 yard R~avenduck.
800 Bleached Linen.
500 'Unbleached do.
200 Black do.
60 Buckram.
800 Flannel,
1900 Stout for shirts.
$50 Floor Cloth.
1900 pairs Cotton Socks.
40 white Woollen Blankets.
80 Grey do do.
SO darkblue DO Shirts
100 Dozen Bone buttons,
800 Pantaloon buttons.
Written Tenders marked:
Tender for Articles for
the Military Depot st.
Croix 1882.
may be forwarded to the Depot in st.
Croix on or before the 9th of Octo-
Der 1881 2 o'clock p. M. containing q
, 1881-10-19
Shipping IL Intelligence,

d.
Entered.
OCTOBER.
IA Dutch Sloop "Elvine" 10 tons. Peter
sen, st. Martin, Salt.
Is Amir. Schr N. Hand' 1874 tons, Day
ton, New Haven, Provisions.
II Dan Schr. Vigilant" 45 tons,
Thompson, st. Thomas, Mer.
chandize.
Schr " Petrol" 81 tons, Thomas,
st. Thomas, Merchandise.
Cleared.
- Dan schr. Vigilant" As tons,
Thompson, st. Thomas, Sun
II Dan schr. " vigilant" 45 tons,
Thompson, st. Thomas, Sun
dries.
schr " Petrol 81 tons, Thomas,
West End. Sundries.
(" Dutch Sloop "Elvine" Is tons, Peter
sen, st. Thomas, Ballast.
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AA EsCAPEn CONVICT

r, watkins, Arrestsd and Impris-
oned fer Seating His wife, IL Rec.
ogniEed by a PeaitentiAry Guard
sad Taken I'm Charge.
Several days since guard from the penis
tertiary while passing through the city, via
.itsd toe ccuuiy jail and recognized in X. 2.
Watkins, one of the prisoners, au escaped
csnvic,. Watkins was arrested here some
two weeks ago for whipping his wife whsn she
bad him put under bond 70 keep the peace
and being unable 10 give bail he was com
milted 20 Jail. Yesterday q guard from the
peui1eutiAry at Huntsville arrived in the city
and took charge OF the prisoner, leaving
with him on the east>bound train
for Huntsville, where he was
Akeu for Identification, If no 10 the
party wanted, he was sent from Bexar
county in 1873 + fiT years ard half on
tho charge of roN q. In 1876 willis work
ing with convict gang, he ran from the
guard,, who fired several inef-
feclual lhots at him, making
good his escape. BY some means Watkins
got wind of il that he had been identified,
and hs was very anxious TO evAde going back
10 that place Of labor. Tho dsy preceding
that of the arrival of tho guard Watkins got
extremely confidential with Jsor
Miller, and made what ne
termed confession. ,irg I 1t no W,s
wanted in Nelson oouusy, X lucky, for
swindling, aud that rs there we healthy
reward oftaled for him, and no knew he
would be found cut sooner
or later. he told Jaler Miller
| and intimated that he VISA ready 10 90 with
him at Any time. as he preferred 10 Icy in
jail there 10 any in Texss. Jsier Miller did
not credit the story, but to be on the
safe side, no tsegrsphed TO know
II WnikinS wh wanted there
and the answer came that he was not Wat.
kins denied TO = HERALD reporter that he
WAS an escaped convict, but the officers are
convinced that he 10.
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Explanatory.

To the Editor OF the Herald:
In the Gazette'i paragraph yesterday in re-
gard to the fire Tuesday night on Live Oak
street, the local made muddy boich OF the
whole affair. The premises wore occupied
by j. A. Kirgan and Willard johnson, each
living in separate rooms and having separate
Kitchens. Mr.. John,on's kitchen was on the
outside and adjoining the other. Abou, 1l:S0
the fire was discovered near the north end of
Mr.. Johnson's kitchen, and go rapid we're the
flames that he lost all bis provisions and
kitchen utensils and furniture, amounting 10
not less than one hundred dollars. Nearly
all Mr.. Kirgan's kitchen furniture, etc, was
saved, rs were also the household effects OF
both families, but in pretty much damaged
condition. Mr.. Kirgan's loss is about $40
which is much greater los. to him 10 hi'
present condition than is Mr.. Johnson's. The
main building was saved, with but little
damage, mainly by the noble exer.ions of the
hook and ladder company and citizens who
assisted them, as also was tho residence OF
Elder Parks.
The Blade also commits Nh error, az ths
kitchens we're not detached from tho main
building; nor was II very small frame
building, as four families were com fortably
entconced in the house at the time.
j. A. Kisgs",
WILLARD j. JOHNSON.
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Who Made % Mistake


Memphis, Tenn, September 12.--Infor
nation has just reached this city of q
horrible affair tranapiripg in the nsighbor-
hood of Senatobis, Mississippi, on Friday
night. A young man named Gilenwater,
was in Jail at that plspe supposed to BIO the
ASSASSIN OF young merchant named
Elston. Of Arkabutia, Tate county, some
time ago. The evidence against him was
only circumstsntial and no was only being
held until the matter could be further nye,-
tigated. On Friday night an armed and
disguised mob, all apparently young men,
made their way direc. TO the Jail
They came upon The jaior unaw.res And
forced him 10 open the prison
doors. Gillenwstcrs was taken by thi, mob
Q me distance from town, where he WAS
fired into, the frst shots took effect in his
face, and he fell TO the ground face down.
ward. Several other shots were fred into
bis PROSTATE body, when he was left for
dead.
Marvellous TO state the shots did not take
effect in vital parts OF the body and he soon
recovered strength enough to return 10 town
and Identify elk OF the mob, who
proved to b, citizens of Arkabu.ls.
They were promptly arrested aud are
now in jail. It Is thought the
entire crowd will be discovered and Identified
by young Gillenwhters, who WAS s,ill alive
when the gentleman giving tho information
left SenAtoOia. Every effort seems to have
been made TO smother tho affair up, evil
IDENTIFY for the purpose of discovering the
perpetrators.
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rnrEIsHv sF WAY Sumpus.
Judge Aldredge Dissslves his IsjuRo-
tisn and Discharges the Prise aers,

JuaEe elureNkc BtsseiNes MS AHluac-
tien and Discharges the Prisoaers,
Ete.
Ths now celebrated case seems to have
eceived ia coup de grace yesterday At Wax
ahschie. l, will DO remembered that Judge
Aldrsdgs issued his Injunction restraining
The CticlgO, Texas y Mexican Central
Railroad Company from building its road
through Ri,ter's land. This was an injunc-
lion isssusd In CONFIRMATION Of then subs
sisting msadA.ory Injunction from Judge
Bledsoe commanding Ritter 10 retrsin from
opposing the conaIuclion of the road over
his property. The counsel for the railway
company, Colonel James b. simpson, be-
leying the writ is,ued BY Judge. Aldredge 10
be void, advised his company 70 disobey the
.ams and 10 continue the construction OF the
road despite the oouuttr writ
The result wn bench warrant from
Judge Aldredee for the arrest of all hands,
including Colonel simpson.
la despite Of the order Of arrest advice
was still given 70 20 on with the work, AND
other relays we're put upon the ground. In
the meantime the arrested Artiea proceeded
TO WAxAhkchis 30 snewsr for contempt,
Col. Simpson carrying with him as his
counsel, Judge Crawford end Col. w. l..
Crawford.
The contempt Gaze was fully argued by
Mai w. b. Wright and Mr.. Sawnie Robin
son for the stale, and Messrs. Crawford ~
Crawford for tho respondents
The resut wss that Judge Aldredge de-
clsrsd his Injunction, his warrant of arrest,
and every order made by him in the cese an
absolute nulliiy; and the REALTORS
we're instantly, released The results
of this decision bid fair TO be far
reaching and dangerous Suits, 1t is said
may now be instituted by all parties arrested
not only sgainst Mr.. Ritter but against the
sheriff and coDstables on their bonds for
heavy damages. We learn thAt the costs OF
the proceedings TO the former are already
very heavy, and that the consequences to the
officers v &c imprisoned the parties may be
vet greater We understand that Colonel
Simpson at once telegrsphed for all forces to
reoommonce work, and that the road
way will soon be completed.
1t Is rumored that warrants of arrest are in
the hands Of Constable Vince Pace, Of the
Richardson precinct, for tho arrest of Rllter's
attorneys and Constable Dean, who arrested
the railroad parties, for contempt OF Judge
Bledsoe's. writ of Injunction.
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County Court,

State VS. B d A.well, violating local OPP
ton law; on pies of guilty the dstendanps
punishment was assessed at five days impis-
onment.
State Is Clark freeman, for like ofIense;
on plea OF guilty was giver five days.
State vs. Robert Drafiin, for like oifonse;
was givon five days.
State vs. William Porter, for like
ofiense; was given five days.
Stale VS. Maud Dunbar, disordorly house;
fined 500.
State vs. Tom Morton, charged with theft
of chickens; not guilty.
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hear from gsys Plsis,'d opposition, 100
msjcriiy last year. His county. AndrOscog.
gin, gives Dingley ever 1000 msiority,
against 276 republican maj lrity last year.
The democratic candidate WAS Withdrawn
l:st week, the democratic committee advis.
iug democrats TO vote for the gresnbsck can
didSie. Many democrats consequently re
fused to go TO the polls Ssd others voted 1
Dinrlav
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The valued expressmsn Mr. d Kline, of
Sheboygan, Wis, had a violent attack Of
rheumatism, disabling him almost from NOV.
ing. purchased, said he, bottle of st
Jacobs Oil, and poured il on wooden cloth
and applied 1t to my hip. IexpRciod to DO
laid up month. Gres, was my surprise to
6nd myself completely cured in three days,
aud have not been troubled since.
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City Court.

L. J...Whiley, assault; fined So.
Joe Lehay, ir toxicated, fined So:
Francis Egnsw, intoxicated, fined SIS.
l.. Englsnds, intoxicated, fined So.
w. p. Beckers, intoxicated; fined SIS.
Martin Luther, intoxicated, fined S..
Joe Banks, intoxicated, fined So.
Noah Richards, curSing and swearing & led
IS.
Sue Lindsay, vulgar and indecs'.. Ian
gusge, fined So.
Mary Edwards, vsgrant, conLinu !.
George Nulsechlel Inner, intoxicated, fined
S5
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Notice.

A Louisville whisky drummer (2D of large
acquainteHauce, desires employment in any
+other business in Texas. Can do snything
from chores up. Refers TO present employ
ers and others. Those disposed to offer =
young American a chance TO prove hs eDer-
gy and tact. please drop line to Q. F. Por.
ter, Baird, Texas.
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Congressman Elected ,
Missouri Republican .

Lewiston, Me-, September 13.-In the
special election to-day for representative to
congress, to all the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Senator Frye, Ex-Governor
Dingley, republican, was elected. The
towns heard from give Dinghy, $780, Gil.
bert greenbscker, 3,O7S; Eustis, prohibition,
90; scattering, SO; republican majority, 4,5ll.
The same towns gave Drvl,, republican, for
governor last year 1887 majority. Towns TO
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A. NObby Place

Case s George, who have opened up q
nobby saloon on South Main street Just a
few doors east of Austin street, are having a
One run Of custom. They keep the very
best brands of liquors and cigars and the
coolest beer ard are polite and attentive to
customers. You will wind the old Doctor
there.
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Board o, Trade saloon and Billiard
HaIl

AT this establishment on ihe corner Main
nd Austin atreets, Purdy % Randall, pro-
prietors, arc TO be found the very choicest
and only the very choicest of liquors, wines,
ales, beer, etc., from tho leading manufsctur-
ers and dealers of this country and Europe
A newly tit,ed up, most tasteiully arranged
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated bill
ard hall Is sno OF the st!rac:io ms. Gall an
ethaIn
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wanted = ansver to the charge Of the Their
OF horse IN Denton county. he was lodged
~ i.ll here Ih: officer found the stolsn 80.
inal IN his possession, and lie owner Al Den.
Ion was tssgraphsd that il had been found.
snd Yesterday Mr.. Kent arrived ia The ci.y
from Denton en- routs to Waxahsebie 10 N,
claim The animal
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Dublin, September l2.-Taa movement
in favor Of Irish trade and manufactures is
regarded as key 10 the solution of the labor
problem. The sum already subscribed to-
wards the exhibition of Irish manufactures
is e1, l46. A general meeting for the pur-
pose of organizing for tho exhibition will b
held Wednesday night.
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Look Before You purchase.

O. II. Clancy has just received At his
shirt mandatory No. 6l2 Main street, Q
fine lot Of white aud red flannel shirtings and
drawers which be 10 making up at remark
ably low prices. He still warrants bis
drawers not 10 rip in the seat. Go and
examine hs goods and prices before you
nurchsea
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scarcity OF Tenemeutu HOUSES.

The scarcity of tenement houses Is greater
thanever. Real estate dealers and thoie
who have houses 70 rent arc fully aware of
this fact, snd anyone who has. money to invest
could not dnd = better thing than 10 build
this character of houses. There is not day
that the real ealate men do not turn people
away, for tho demand greatly exceeds the
eunnly
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selling Liquor without License.

Charles Pe,rle WAS arrested yesterday af-
terncon BY Deputy United States Mar
sbsl MIN Norlos. on the charge of selling
malt liquor without liconee, aud WAS placed
under 5000 bond for his sppsarsnco before
United States Commissioner Bureord, this
morning al 10 o'clock, for IN examining
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Held TO Answer

The hsbcss corpus case of Jerome CABIN
charged with the theft of $50 from Maud
Dunbar, came up yesterday before Judge
Hurt. He YVES put under $500 bond 10
await the action Of tho next grand Jury, and
failipg to give bond, was recommi.ted 10 iail
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More Imunirrnnts,

Eleven Immigrant families from southern
Kentucky and northern Tennessee, passed
through the city on The LOO west bound
train yesterday afternoon. They were bound
for Stephens and ThrockmorLon counties,
and were thrifty looking lot of people.
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A nero mention of the fact lhs, II. Lims
norman has received his new goods is GufIi.
cient for those who know him, to know that
the beautiful tutings 10 be found there can
not be surpassed anywhere.
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prummors from Eyerywbere

When you come TO Denton take my omni.
bus and transfer line for tow. Ask my
rates and see if / don't act fair Business
mon, patroniEe business .nsn who adyer.
tises. Remember my nam.
FRANK STANsRLLE,
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The Private Summer Night Festival 10 be
given to night at Meistorhsns' Pavilion, has
been postponed until further notice on
account Of the Indictment weather.
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Oats, corn and bailey cru; ID, ia econo,
micel, healthful and better horses and
cows than whole grain. Corn meal, Graham
four homiuy and grta, manufactured al
Feltcn's corn mid, Patterson avenue.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK,
New York September .ll-Money da8
Exchange long 4S0&
State bonds insctive.
GOvernm ents quiet aud unchanged.
Coffee firm for choice and medium; others
dull and weak; Rio 9k@l3A.
Sugar nm but less active; fair 10 good re-
filming 7hSS; refined active and strong a
0a97s.
Wool very firm. domestic fleece 3iaig; Tex.
as H@5l.
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, September ll-Flour qulet;
superfine t2.@5; double o@6A; treble G}.@7S
higher grades 74G6h,
Corn dull at s6Os1.0O.
Oats quiet Atb7Qt5H, and scarce,
Lard fimi fierce ls@li; key l3k.
Dry salt meats scarce but firm quoted shout
ders at SH,
Bacon stfoSgi shoulders 10; clear ribs i2S;
clear sides 1875,
Hams; strictly choice sugar cured oanvas.t d
H6pl5 for fayoflie brands,
Whiskey unChanged Western recliled leo
Ice.
Coffee tnrmi csrgoes ordinary to prime
l09l3k.
ST. LOUIS.
So. Louis, september li,-Flour'dull and
nominal.
Wheat unsettled hut nrmer, No. 2 red fall
liN CASH Az October.
Corn G0 caah.
Oats lower; A3h each; l3x October.
Pork easier nj 2o@2oA
Bulk meats flrm, shoulders 100, clear Ribs
1910 clear sides 10.
Bacon nrmj shoulders Oni clear rib ll.S7k
Jl2i clear Sides IL Is,
Lard nominally 1918.
Wbiskoy steady at l.l0.
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A Rnra Chance.

The Tivoli Hall is offered for sale on
account of the proprietor wishing 10 change
his business. Must be sold before October
LIST. For particulars call on the proprietor,
A. MARKS,
COG Main strna,
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The best assortment tor the ladies' toile,
is at M Ro'enthsl 81 Cos, corner Elm and
Poydrs streets.
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Austin should stop at the Raymond House.
Ills by far the best hotel in the city and the
rates have recently been reduced 10 ~ per
day. The rooms are large and airy, every one
has an electric bell and every thing is first
class in every respect.
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NJ Roaenthal q Co., corner Elm and Poy,
drss streets full line Of kid gloves at %,
90, 70 cents and 81 q pair.
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Notice of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Henry Loeb aud Henry Frledlander, under thC
Ia this day mutually dissolved, Mr.. Frledlan.
dor retlling; Mr.. toeb assuming all
liabilities, and authorized IN make ali collec.
tlons. Mr.. Henry Loeb con tnueg tho buslneBt
OF grocer and commission merchant at the old
stand OF Loeb d Friedlapd der, corner OF Camr
y Lamar streets, and solclts the patronage OF
the public.
HENRY LOEB.
HENRY FRIEDLANDER,
DALLAS, September 10, 1881.
Thanking the public for the liberal patron
age heretofore extended 10 the Arm OF Loeb 4
Friedlander, respectfully solicit n oontin.
uance ofthe same In behalf OF my late partner
Mr. Henry Loeb, who Will continue the busi
nessslb the future.
HENRY FRIEDLANDER.
DALLAS, September 10, 1881.
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A. &c W. Hunsiable of Mckinney have
egsin enlarged their boot factory, and hav
increased from Is 10 q workmen.
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Ladies', Misses and Chiidren's Hose.
Fine assortment at a,tonishingly low
prices az NJ Roeenthsl g. Cos.
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Real Russia leather pocket and slae books
for ladies and gentlemen at Mason & Erb'p.
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WatsI Matsi Hats!

The latest novelties in felt, plush, straw
chip and porcupine. Gall at NJ Essential &
N,,ia
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Discharged.

j. w. Rutledge, who lives some twelve
miles east of this ci was tried in the county
court yesterday Aacy, at the instance OF
his brother, but y adjudged him moi
insane and he W. vlarged.
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Commercial men and Others visiting

Best line of blank books in Dallas ST Mason
& E.b's.
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inc oniy rtrsb-c1nss NestAurnnt
In Dallas 10 the Delmonioo. Oysters from
the Atlantic and the gulf, fish from noun
tain and sea, of the most exquisite flavor, el-
ways served UP TO those OF fastidious tastes.
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Everything ia Office and faa otationsry Of
Mason & Erb's.
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The only Flrst.elnss Restnnrnn

Loweat prices--supSrior work-al tho City
steam Laundry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

Do you wear the Hunstable boot,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15
An Alleged Horse thief in Heck

Deputy Sheriff Jscobs arrested at Hutch
ins, yesterday morning. Joe Frazier, who |,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-15

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