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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-09
Faster Than Tanner

Mr.. John Griscom, the New York
faster, who has corce to Chicago TO
fast forty-fve, and perhaps fifty days,
began his task on Saturday, May 2Sth,
at noon, after partaking Of hearty
meal with a number Of professional
men and others, among whom was Dr.
Tanner He then repaired to his APP
partments over the Olympic theatre,
on Clark street, where the exhibition
viii occur. DIR. w r. Harrison, of
Bennett Medical college, has been com
missioned by the medical fraternity Of
the city interested in the fast, to take
full charge. In doing so, he has a con-
tract with Griscom to be allowed to
dictate the conditions, appoint wiz ches,
and all such matters. Several doctors
have also volunteered their services.
Dr. Haines, of Rush, will make daily
examinations of urine and excretia
DIR. Lyman. of Rush, will examine the
brain and nerves; DIR. Danforth, of
Rush, will microscopically examine the
blood; DR.. Curtis, of the Chicago Medi-
college, and DIR. Fuller, of the Homeo-
pathic college, will also make examina-
tions OF the blood. Mr.. Edward Parks
Davis, an expert sphygmographist, will
make daily tracings of the pulse. DR..
DIN, of Bennett, will examine the eye,
and Dr. Jay, of Bennett, the tempera-
ture and pluse, and others will make
daily records of the weight, size CT the
parts of the body, etc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-09

One of the New York papers asserts
that ''scallops for the front hair are en-
tirely gone by" 1t is to be hoped that
the patrons of ounce seed and bando-
line will take notice
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1t is better to hit the nail on the head
twice than it is to hit the nail on the fin
ger Cdn,bride Tribune.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-09

LYTroN SoTHERN, the eldest son of
the late Edward a Sothern, publishes
II denial of the statement in the come
dams will that IS, 000had keen given to
him by his father. For years previous
to the death of the latter the two had
been estranged. The cause of their
quarrel, it is said, was the unauthorized
appearance of Lytton as Lord Dun
dreary in Australia, where he led the
public to mistake him for the original
Sothern, and, being poor actor, dam
aged his parents professional reputa-
ton while filling his own pockets.
Sothern's will is to be contested by his
widow and children because he left
most of his property to his sister
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-09

JUDGE CRoMEB, of the district court
at Leavenworth, Kansas, has pro
nounced the Kansas liquor law uncon-
stitutional. on the ground that it pro-
hibits the sale of intoxicating liquors
for mechanical, medical and scientific
purposes. The cases before the court
were brought against druggist for sell
ing bay rum, tincture Of gentan COM
pound, McLean's cordial and essence
of lemon. The judge held that the
law might regulate the sale of liquors
for mechanical, medicinal and scien-
tifc purposes, but could not prohibit it,
and further that the act was unconsti-
tutionaI because it undertook to confer
judicial powers upon the probate court.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-09

An Eolan harp is to be placed by
George Ellwanger on his tower near
Mount Hope, at Rochester, n. Y. The
harp will be tube-shaped, seven feet
high, and with eight slots 1t viii be
made of imported Norway pine and
hard curled maple, which has been cut
forty-fve years, and so adjusted that,
by a weathercock, it will be turned to
expose new slot to the wind and give
a new key at every change of the wind.
The man said he couldn't hire the
applicant. Said the young man; II
can prove that I'm perfectly honest. !"
Eyes, | know" said the other. That's
the trouble; you see I'm in the ice bust
ness. Boston Post
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-09

datlOn of new depot IN Merr1den
Conn, have uncovered q section of the
original railroad track which was laid
in Meriden some forty years ago. 1t
consists of thin strip of iron spiked
on heavy timbers laid on ties much
further apart than those now IN use,
and is curious relic of early railroad
building.
A singular advertisement appears in
Cincinnati paper, urging some I'M
named person who took "a pair of
pants and contents" from q certain
house to return them at once. What
the contents of these garments were is
not stated, but judging by the agonized
novels of the advertiser and suppos-
able owner one would conclude that
his legs were in them.
The Kingston Freeman says Since
the bounty has been taken from foxes,
in the town of Hurley, there is much
more fun in hunting them, because
foxes now are allowed to get some
growth before they are killed. When
the bounty was on they were killed foI
it and the holes would be dug out so
as to reach the young foxes. Hunters
therefore feel delighted over the future
prospect of plenty of foxes.
An old feat is strikingly varied In a
THE lawmakers having failed to ar
rest crime in Utah, the churches are
moving on the entertainments of satan
in that quarter. the Presbyterians
have in the Territory forty-four mis-
sionaries. The Congregationalists are
spending $4,000 in building school
houses, and the Methedists have TWEEN
ty active workers upon the ground.
Other denominations are not idle.
This is well, but it does not altar or
lessen the disgrace of the national law
makers, who hare for years ginked at
the crimes OF Utah.
Western circus. Leaping from spring
board over a row of elephants, camels
and horses has ceased TO move the au-
dience. In the present instance the
leaper personates an Arab persuec by
com pany of soldiery. They drive him
up hill and stand in dozen ranks at
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Cine Wcbltbateriu.

Ssfnst tie 3bire fur Ie uub Wirs
Winslop wlrD beweilsn. oab iie bic ame.
ritaniide 5lorenttnsr Nadtisaq Der Sin.
oer III. Dapon lino mir 70 iiber;sust,
bab mir unlerer ,Suly" isbren psrben
gu iasen: .@eissnet lct Mrs Wnslop" "
neil le bsrlelbem tsbllflit war, iiber bic
Weripps oss 3atnens uno anpsre Bez
f6merlidteitsn fur 8lnosr binw ss,utom.
mfn. WrS gD slow Soot ns
SYrup niinmt ben Rinbsrn bic Sdmer-
gen uno furirt TYlsntris uno Diarrtce.
@r madt ben 9aumsn CART, bsfrsit BON
@nt3uneuns uno brinst has 6inb gladIid
iibsr bic @eriUee pes 3abnens bnwsa.
ST tbut ssraoe bas. mas sr poratstt su
tbun, Guss unb ntdt wenissr. gBir ia.
sen einmal Wlrs Winslow seleben unb
fennsn ile nur purd ibrsn Supttna
Syrup fur &inoer. Wenn MIR bic
Wadt bdten, tpirbsn mir fs als 6alant
fur bic 8tnbsr binfiellen--,pas He aud
In ber 5bat III. Der Syrup wtrb IN
aaen NpUtbstsn gu 25 Gents per Sla(G,
nerlanft.
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Seras.

= Ser Yoliseibef in Sallas bat Die
6e1tnabme aller 9erienigen angeorbnet,
Die ni6t na6wei1en f6nnen, auf pel6e
MeiIe 1ie ibren llnterbalt fritelt, nm
nit ben Gden1 1te6ern unb Taullcn5ern
auf5urdllmen.
= Su Spmande 9at es ant 18. lett
swei Mpnaten gum erlten Wtale pleoer
seresnet.
- eSn Sallas fanb cine 5ablrei6 be-
Iu6te 8iirgerperfammlung 1tatt I'M
gegen bic Sanblunssueiie bes Goupers
neurs, in0em er es ablebnte, elnen
Danfiagungstag fiir bic Wieoerberltel=
lung @arfielb' g ansuberaumen, gu pro-
teitiren. Sie 8iirger baben einitimmig
be16lol1en, ben 9anfiagungstag gu
feiern unb ber Stabtratb bat in leiner
Sibung dbnli6e 8el6liilie gefabt. Sic
3eitungen pbne 9lusnabme fallen iiber
3oberts Der uno leieu ibm gebOrig ben
Sert. .~tE
= Sic GorDners Surp bat iiber bic
SDotung bes 21fa1en NfDroers &ioo
bas Seroift abgegeben, baB oer Wtoro
in Selb1tpertbeioigung gei6ab. 9luBer=
Dem ipri@t iie patt @arritt, oer u&iob"
erf6oB, 9anf bafiir aus, Die Meni6=
belt BON einem iol6en S9euial befreit
su babeu. &iob fano fein @noe nabe
2as Gegas, Neu=@}erico.
Ser YroseB gegen &i6ar6 Ste
pbens, Ser am Mbenb bes /. WiarS in
@alpefon feline Srau glifabetb perciz
bal eri6oB, fommt AM 20. GUT Terbanb=
lung.
= General Nbjutant Scnes 1T am 19.
Wersens 4 llbr mad elmer lanswieri9en
unb l9mer3liden Granfbeit seitprben.
: Im Is. Nbenbs 7 ubr tesann bic
Mebina bei altrcsi0e plSelid gu iteisen
unb bic Wafermaiie nabm innerbalb Ell
ner Stunoe iber iiinf Sup 5u. @s mus
baber cberbalb ein firdterlider Sfesen
sefauen iein.
= Ssfar Oberlpetter, Sobn bes
Serrn g. $. Obertpetter IN gairo,
Callahan @ountp, 1T, tuie mir ioeben
erfabren, am II. b. Nt. in Sgalalla,
bonn 8lib eri6lasen iporben. Ssfar
05ertuetter tpuroe am 3. 9(pril 1859 gu
Comfort gebDren, mo- ct feline Ginobeit
berlebte. ct .uar sur 3eit i'm 8egriff
eine Seerbe 8ieb ua6 bem Serritorium
@tontana gu treiben, aIs ibn 10 pl6bli6
Der SOB ereilte. g8ir ipre6en Der trau=
ernben Gamilie iiber ben Gerluit Oes
jungen bpffnungsbp1en Mannes unIer
tieftes 8eileib aus.
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Geu. @. o. 8eanregara nna Gea.
gnbal g. Garlu.

~ anfraasn fir Gssnten, fuwis 8atsn fur
Clubs tDnnen nur in Der Office In Nep> Drleans
ssratt Wtrben.
Dsssn SireuIarsn Oh. 9saeaunssn fdrstt man Oh
Wt. q. Dluphin,
Stem Orleane 60
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Bleibet i'm 2anoe unb ndbr

- Bleibet i'm 2anoe unb ndbret
eud reblid5! Sn einem Warnruf por
oer 9(usipanberung nab 9lmerifa, iuie
Iie iebt in beut l6ldnoii9en 3eitungen
fait tdgli6 gu leien iino, belBt es:
ugDer glaubt, in 9(merifa nit ipenig
ober ofne @elb, nit ettpas Yfiffigfeit,
tpenig Weiibe unb penig @iiIen iein
grob eriperben gu f6nnen, ber erf6ridt,
baB ct baielbit bas aufgeflarteite,
fliigfe, feiBigite 8olt finbet ia ielblt
Der 8auner erf6ridt ii6er Die sr0beren
amerifanil6en Gauner! 9arum bent
met ben 5trom, Mfitbilrger! 8leibet
i'm 2anbe unb nabret gu6 reblib!"
9as beiben mir einmal pernilnftig gee
fpro6en! benerft basu oer vNtBeiger
bes Wefens". Ser beuti6ldnoii6e
3eitungsf9reiber bat ba, obne es gu
tpillen unb gu pollen, bas &i9tige ges
troHen. 6reili6, uer bon briibeit
berilberfonmt, I'M nit etipas pfiffigz
teit, il1ben ct auf anoerer 2eute 2eidt=
gldubisfeit ipeculirt, ober nit Sem
mas ct briiben etpa als @lenritter ge=
lernt fat, iein 8roo sll ertuerben, Der
tpirb bier cine barte 99ule bur6su=
MAIDEN baben, benn es 1T mabr, mas
ibm ber beutl6ldnbii6e 3eitungs=
f9reiber suruft, er finbet bier bas
ufliisite uno fleiBigite golf" ber Welt.
Ser o@auner" aber mag 1i6 erit re6t
Die Warnung merfen, lin 2anbe gu
bleiben un6 ii9 re6li@ CO su ndbren"
lonit m06te er tpenige Mn6en na9
Ieiner qntunft auf bieier Seite bes
sroBen WaHers Die grfabrungen8ogel's g
uno 3olfi's MAIDEN unb ms 3u6t=
9au5 1paaieren.
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Sages 9teuigfeiten.
s II I q II D j.

~ ~ " "
= Sn SDracuIe, sc. g., ipuroe bas
Spernbaus suiammen nit ben neben=
anliegenoen Gei6dftsbduiern burd
6euer. serit0rt.
= Baltimore mill i'm Oftober Marbi
@ras Seltli1feiten perantalten.
= 9ie leBten @qIbingtpner Sepe=
i6en beIagen, baB Der prdl dlibent 1i9
Siemli6 tpObl befinoet.
Muslanb.
= eSn Qonbon tpur6e am 19. Elm
BON 700 Selegaten beIu6ter rebolu=
tiondrer &ongreB abgebalten. Srau
2ecompte, cine amerifanii6e Selegatin,
ipra6 iiber bic S6mierigfeiten, tpelde
fleine ausmanbernoe Sarmer gu bette
ben baben uno gegen Gilenbabnen uno
anbere Ntonopole, Die 2ebensbeoiirfnille
bertbeuern. gta6 ibr ipra6 bic anne
ifirte fran5Olii6e &ommuniitin 2ouile
Widel, oann folsten Selesaten aus
allen 2dnbern unb enoli6 CAB Der ruI=
iiI6e So5ialift Siirit &raportin feline
8efriebigung iiber Die @rmorbung rul=
lii6er @enerdle 81 erfennen. Wdbrenb
Der Sibung ipuroe es befannt, baB Be,
in 3iirt6 perbOtene iOsialiltil6e Son:
greB ebeufalls in 2onoon tagt. 9e,
Slbnngslaal mar nit rotben 6laggen
oeforirt.
= @ine Oepeide aus guniS meloet
baB in einenl Sample BEL Sfar 500 Sin.
sebOrene setDbtet ipurben.
= slm Nbenb beS 10. purbe aui Der
Prcmenace in BariS oer 8eriud senladt
5wei 9teoafteiire antlniniilerieller 3ei
tunsen gu eridieBen. Die slttsntater lint
| perbaftet prrben.
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= s. st gtdbt duf gure GIe

babt Ndt auf Cure GIet.
men! Die teibs Sasres;sit III bic &C.
fatrlAae Jsinoin flsinsr Rinbsr. NQsnt.
baltsn iausrt itnen BET Sob auf unb Be.
brpbt ipr ;artes Qebeu nit Spmmerfrant.
beten I (5ummer Gomplaiut) pte Durd.,
faa. Aubr &c. Miittsr, bepentst, bab es
tsin t.ifer,s Wittsl siebt, @ure qtebIinse
asiuno uno munter 81 erbalten, ais tnoem
SIR fe NIT Deut1bes &tnber.
metl (patDtroptinej srasbrt. 5elbf
frautIide rper fhwdalhe Ginber maat
Dsutfdss Rinssrmsbl munter, traftts unp
eeluno. Sn alien rsnommirten Gputbss
fen 3u tabsn.
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Damens, Serren= unb Stnber>
Strampfe Bel 9 dram & 60.
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Durd &lasenber grfuls.

y % | d lagenber @rfulg.
ueter 1000 grsmplare bss In ben
Spalteu sisier 3situn8 anss,ststsn gu.
DIES uDer 8ettunssanter" r" pure
ben I'm 9aufe bes purisen Nunats atse,
iebt, uno ipir fno fef paSun iber,eust,
baB isbrs terls!tsn in bas 6aus ees 5anb,
werters, Jarmers unb @elfaftamannes,
iow!s In bic frabienosn Dalaas Der 8ei.
den. 5rsube, 5ruit, Jriebsn unb Slid,
ielistsit ssbradt tat.
5cffen mir, bab bura bic rusrtbspllsn
Nateldlase css Nettunasanfsrs
euslid hem erbarmlidsn 1rsibsn bsr
9uadialbsr, Sabrifanten lossnanntsr slse-
trildsr 9silmttel, iepie yRso:rsnb5" unb
Der 8srfafer wsrtbloisr Subelldriftsn,
bic 9ddts ais bic ausbeutuns ibrsr Opfsr
ts3weden, sin taloiseS Gnos bersitet mer.
Re. Dies III unisr uufriatissr Dunia.
philadelphia ,,1asetlatt."
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Sam YeSrD Sprimas Yarf.

Der beliebtefe grbclunssplae in Ges
raS, nur cine Meile pom Sanptplate in
Gan NntOnio aelesen. Die Wasen Der
StraBenbahn fabren ale 5ebn Minuten
hinaus uao AUDI uad BET Staot 3urid.
lllle arten BON @rfriidunsen better Qua
litdt iinb I'M Yarf gu baben. Sortreff flide
gabeselesenbeit &c. SSflide gebienuns,
pollfommene Srbnuns unb 3ufriebenbeit
fur Gae wirp sarantirt. Muiif gu
eber 3eit. S. 0. Qeri6, @isentbamer.
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2ano sm perfamfem.
SaS fd,6nffe 8effttbum ar 3epne
Sreef, Serar So.

Siebentunbert unb ebt,ebn Mf,r Qanb, ent..
baltsnb 100000 garas, II Weilen ntrbellpia1
Scn Gan Intonio, at beieen Seiten Der 2eon :
aelesen. reidliib nit WalTer unb 9aummuds SerJa
febcn. finb 5u annebmtaren greifen fpfprt eeasni'
8aar gu Sertamfen Das 2anb iif Bis auf menise
@ter eulturfabie uao fam ie6r lti1t in yier Yer>
iGitbsne Carmen einsetbeilt tperben. 70 bae isbe
garm 100 @fer euliurfdtise8 9anb rbdlt. gs n
eas cine cute gslssentsit fir einsn 9anbwirtt,
it9 in per siass elmer iebt iarn srcsen unb tda>
BON 6lssln umrabmies 8eitbtbam su errerben.
Das alima in isner ges.nb N ausesssdnet, BITE
2uft leif', rein unb trpdsn. Oiefes ,lm 8erfauf
anssbstene eanb bilbst bas f66Hlt. 5bal an bsr
3epne in unmittslbarer Nite Der pDn San Tn,p5
nio na4 grisbri6sburs fatrtnben Yufiiraes.
gDeeen Der gin;elbetten wenhe man fi6 an bic
Sffe' Der nGreitn @rsiie fur 9sras,' Gan gm>
tpatO, Geres 2,6,w6W
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cSf ts m : ali d ,


paB .iu sue 70 siniadea pFan,sn, rpie
5cpfen, BuGu, WanbrasOna unp eGmtn.
gain 3ubsrfitstss 5eilmit!el, rie ras Sop
fen Bitter, 70 Oislc upb wuntsrbars &u.
rsn psrrihtsn fann? So mug luobl 70 iein.
bsun wenn SUNG uno Nlt, Neid unb Mrm.
Daftoren unb Gottoren. Wtppfatsp uni
gbituren Dhfntli:A beasussn, tab ae purf
baTelbe furirt werrsn, 10 miiIsa mir rObl
slauSsn unb bnrfen nidt Ian ger sweiffln.
Gas Nabsre in eintrApfslp Gpalts.
Yof.
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- Gus @rauben3 wirb unterm "a.
SUM- seidrieben Der IstBelte Gag in
bieier 8Ode mar pOrsefern, wis mobl
aud burauS berporSebt, DaB BON benz 1
Battalion bes IA. 8esiments auf benz
6idmarid BON elmer uebuns bel @rcbs
WOl5 Elm 8eierpe.Off3ier, inebrere nn=
terpfi73iere unb cine Nn5abl @smeine, i'm
@un:en pieruntswun3is, oidt am Sc
ifunsssraben umFelen. 80, pelde suft
II
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Rssbs Silt gess Sonic resulirt BIZ
Tunettonen Der gtnsswsiee.

= Su turjer 3eit BAT Is 9. Sranf
iein @eidaft beinabe I'M bas Dpppelte
sergrSBert, neil ct feline Waaren gu biai=
gen Breiiea oerfauft. Serr 6ranf em=
pfieblt ale Baaren fit ben Nelt ber
Saiion gu dnBerit bilisen Yreiisn.
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2Outitata State QotterD So.
Dt.fes SnfiItut purbe int Sabre 1858 fir Ct.
stebHnSs> unb gBotlttdtietsits 9pede sun bar
Staats!estsIatur seieb!i9 ineOrpprirt nit eiasm
3apitaI sen s1,oOo.eoo, 3n rvslaem Fe fsitse,
sinsn &sfsrssfSnb san $4,000 sinsussflst BAT.
Stre 8roBen 3ieb bungen son einaelneu
Runtmer finben uunatIi9 tatt Ntma!s wirt
cine 9is9uns serf4sbeu. Raa lsfe naafpIs.nb,
wreisSeytbeluns,
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uns Srauen ais jung uno unerfabrsn eiz
nem Watten in bic arme sefibrt gu per'
ben, Der uuS fein natiriider Beihlser
merbeu fann.
(Gprtietuns fulst,)
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-01
Mothers. Mothers, Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth Z If so, 60 at once and
get bottle of Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately-depend upon
it; there is no mistake about it. There
ls not mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell You at once
that it will regulate the bowels and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health
to the child, operating like magic. 1t
is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scription of one of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. q
cents bottle. (Re1y
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-01
Vouched For.

The Morning Mail, Lowell, Mass, tells
its readers, that warmers Safe Nervine
is an A No. l remedy for headache, neu-
ralgia and disordered nerves, and that it
lis vouched for by hundreds who have
tried it,"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-01
Great Attractions

Great Attractions
AT
ROSENFIELD'S
Immense Bargains /!
Ihave inst received, in addition to my immense
and already complete stock Of
DRY GOODS
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Cloaks and
Dolmans, Silks and Satins, velvets, Fringes,
Passementeries, Hosiery,
Ladies' and Gents Neck Wear!
Kid Gloves, Ruchings, Ribbons EmbroIderies,
Shawls, Ladies and Gents Underwear, Elan.
nels, Blankets, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Nattings
Window Shades and Beautiful M
DRESS aOnnS
In all the Latest Styles and Colors, the follow.
ing invoice just from New York:
Hand Made Zephw Skawls and Fasci-
majors.
Hand Made Zephyr Leggins and Boot
ees, all sizes.
Turkish Toreling, quality good.
Colored Silks and Satins, prices lor.
Colored Cashmeres, all Wool.
Fancy Ribbons, all SILK.
Turkish Skirts, Real French Ribbed
Hose, plain and fancy.
SILK Handkerchiets, latest styles.
Basket Flannel, at IS cents per yard.
Chihlyen's Dimity Collars, at 5 cents
each.
Also to arrive the largest and most complete
stock of
Real French Corsets
Ever offered in this City, and will be sold at
prices that
DEFY COMPETITION!
Come and see for yourself, and you will be as.
tOnished to see the
Beautiful Goods!
and at what
Low Prices
they ara selling, at the old reliable house of
A. ROsENFIELD.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-01-01

Macrin grew thin and yellow. From
night to night he became more and more
melancholy. Sometimes he would walk
up and down under the windows of the
widow Hovius, and look at them with
an expression which made many think
that he was lover spying the abode of
his mistress.
One day the widow Hovius told him
there was way to settle the matter.
Macrin became almost wild with joy.
He pressed her to explain herself; but
she refused, and he left as usual, with q
sore heart and his eyes full of tears. His
only consolation was to rhyme alexan-
drines in honor Of the editis prinesps.
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SPECIAL Law.

NonGE Is hertb by given that after thirty
N days publication hereof, application
VIII be made to the legislature of Texas Tor
the passage Ola bill amending the city char
ter, in sunStancs as follows
TO repeal sectiors2. 4 and of am -nded
charter, they not complying with law.
To amend section III Of charter and provide
for building and repairing sidewalks and
punlshing a failure by 6ne
TO amend section It's OF charter by chang
ing the manner OF selecting board OF Rpprai &C.
ment aud the number Of said board, 10 act In
condemning private property for opening
sheets, etc.
To amend section 90 SO as to l. crease the poll
tax TO be used Tor school purposes and pro
vide penalty Tor non payment.
To amend sections 81 aud 81 SOFAS TO increase
the jurisdiction Of the Mayors court and Ia,
crease maximum OF fine and lmprisOmen i
under charter and give city Jurisdiction OF
disorderly houses, etc.
JOHN j. Good Mayor.
DALLAS, January IS, 1851.
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Notice to TAXPAYERS

The state Rnd county nd valorem taxes tor
1850 Will become delinquent on the 80 day of
March, next, Mt which time the olce win he
oiosed until delinquent lists are made out We
are required by Jaw TO make tlnal settlement
by July LIST, and the present law requires that
ali personal property be exhausted before
lands can be- advertised 10 taxes. There ore
IN view of the large amount of work to be
done, and the short time allotted In which to
perform tho same 1t will be impossible TO ex-
tend the time for payment beyond March LIST.
All persons VITO owe tho state and county tax
for aoove year will con sult iheir interest by
sett.ulnent of the same efore expiration OF
the Iilue, and thereby savb cost.
Respectfully, We IL. PRATIIER
TAX Collect or of Dallas county
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ilessrs. Mrredth Bros, corner 7v-
more and Main streets, keep one o "a
coseet saloons in the city, dispensrg Che
best OF liquors and cigars. The rwie
Brothers stands unexcelled by any in tho
atty
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AND ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST and SOUTHEAST

Trains arrive and leave Austin station at
follows: No 3mW md express arrives as at
N, ; No imail and express leaves at $3.50 Il. III.
COnneciion1--At TPNarlIane, with all trains
on ST. Louis, Iron Mountain & So. R'w'y, for
all points North East and Southeast. At Long
view Junction on hIl0eoa, with all rains for
International Railroad for Tyler, Palestine.
Houston, Austin, Galveston snd SAn Antonio,
At Dallas, with trains of the Houston y Texas
Central R'w'y, Cor Cur8icaua, MeNia, Brem0ud
Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hcmp7tsad, BRENNAN
and all points In Middle and Southern Texas.
Az Sherman, with II q Z. q. my, for ali
points on the line fthat road. At Fort Worth
with stages for all p0irti la Western Texas
~ Shreveport with Red River rteamers 81
New rlcnns. pullmnu's Palace Sleeping Cars
from Fort Worth, Dallas and Shegman TO IT.
Louis. ANY information In regard 10 RAGS 10
froights or passage, time ann connections with
DO eheeriully given ON application 20 Geo.
Noble Gen'l Sup't Marshall, Texas; W. II
Newman, q. II. A., Marshall, Texas or n. W.
thompson & Y. ~ 4. A., Morahall, Texas
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DERSONAt--lf this reaches the eye OF
u C.arley Ford, he can lei m something Ia
his advantage by writing to II 7. Conner, at
Mckinney, TeNBs, Any per,ou giving infor-
nation OF the said Charley Ford, viii onfera
great favor upon his mother,