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to Ioa,, tho tchooncr4 NJ. J.. Cumming. md West
Ei,in with cr,ni Tor Chicago nt ri per fnn
e HAT, Ihuu,os M,irrSy hns 9nn, ta l:rIo from
Oswsgo 10 III ont tho ac1,oOnor ,yttlIo K.,lnr.
tcr rnf,lIit, md /. ur 1j Tho i,rst nt rcl,lilt
ycssr., rid trils.., a hI,NiI sltninrr Inns llcGii
rHI,,itit and ,nnfio inrupK Tho schOpcr Enter.
i,rsu il getting rcpnIrs tnna Ut pnrttlntilti,,
lint Tj,p :trFCcs HrU building fnrun for ttlt.
Nnt,tren tru'o, which viii cnFry s,NU 6,.thnls of
rrntu,
T,n utopclcr civ ,,f Winnipeg, of tho EpIi,uu.
vtuT N1sl iako Hbure Llnr, il ut fjwnt1 stiint
aud rdccfvinu improvements tn tho amount Df
Tic Closrland Herald anys: :" l.crausn Of tho
BtrtA l0ItsR upGilnf1 ~ intH this ycar, II hnfnirr
Df tbo yussels haviug nrU charters frutn Mnr.
f,i,etip viii pr,lIn,iy carry l0u or Two ri cotI
tIrn chnrters nro quiet ut ntrscnt. hui charters
hn vo lyucn fnadu 10 tho gxtcttt uf Tho nrc Mold.
Vessel mon aro mt .lIs1s.el 10 innko MY cntI:
Illl''''' yall''' -'"''''' MN '"''"''' ~
,,The .ng 1selIcf, tnwine tho sc,,ssness FL
probably 20 into tho Luke MlchIxnn trn,c. Tho
tcut Is owned Ut SertntIiDu, a., by j. C. Dtl0!rnt
Il Cn. ...
THO rcpntrs on tho EcUW II. II. ffnrs nte pro-
, 1881-03-26

TRIBUNE; B1I.i.fEIf DITIILI;S.
TN ORDER To ACCOMMODATE OUR
i nuuar,ux prtrNn. sAruAHhnNs ta.a SHY, wn hMS4
csiaCisl,cd irunch UHccs ii to iIfsrtii h!vlspt!s,
III uDhKnAtist naIpH. Wtlet4 advertisements VIII no
ncr, and viii 10 TecelvSd anti oc,uck y. III.
SnErit utyTiltIS. - a..
j.. H. BtMMs, BOOKSELLERS and htauonnFs, Ii
Twenty seGcDntl.bt.
". + nUHXMT, i,rnxs!ss, s,s COTTAGE urovo-nv,
hnFtiwcst corllur 1rhrtY.n!th-H.: -
LUD4!yN s. JACOtua, Druggist, an7 intnnn'nv.,
II. ". RuIilAAS. Druggist ooEusr Thrty-nrss ind
WEHT nitISlDN. ...
Ii, f. KhAf1. Druggist, I'll Wust Mad!son-st, cor
JAs. ii. KltKLEv 4 M, Eruuslsta, Isl Eouth
'''MNii.Hs' l'fiaMMSt9. ]. II. WAINWRIGHT. ST,
iii. stiXSiGiiaSH, };raGx.s sai n1us 1,land.av,
IL u 1iEitltGK. jo~eIor., Sev.lcalcr. md Fancy
oS%G1a %u6Gsr SNGnDsUH fassi ia North 1ia,stsd
So!syls l,kylstoS,
Ctnrk.Ht., GtIrlinr lltYlsiOIl.
wv WlllIAalH d TIL druggists. G75 l.arrabec-st,
iapUIH W. II. NEElll;, Printing md Advertising
AHUnt. Nows IND stntinnury Depot. I'll II. ptvlh'un.s
, 1881-03-26

spSetal Corrtspondence Of The Chicago Tribune
GnANp HAVEN, Mich. Stnrrh M.-6rand Tin
ven hnrbor Ia NOW Inobstruetcd by Ice. and tito
Goodrlch Transportation Co,npahy's prnpeers
Dcpere, Mono1nlnce, ami City Ut L,1dfngtou are
,nnkiug trips between Milwaukee and Grand
Ifnvon rs fast rs thoy can nuioad, reoad, and
inakc tho r,tn Tho Dcpere left here for Alwn,,-
kco Mt 4 Il. IN. Wednesday, md arrival on return
trpnt II n. IN. 'rhnrsdHy.
This Grun1 ffn.en tishor,ncn nre cntchtng
large quantities. Of whstcilsh md trout. and rs
thay got oIyht and 10 cents per pound they nre
renpin9 quito harvest. On Wednesday, OHIO
bont fJohn zlttnw's brought 1T .,ht] pounds.
rkero H. ptrnt a1tlvity IN tho ehlpynrda. aud
n1l tho shipping IN tho ilurbor Is getting really
fur Tho opening OF navigation. !.
a Telephone E1thAnEn In bning established
here. which Will bo IN operation tnsc 1T ten
ilnys It VIII connect ns I'll" sn,ynilis, 1nEnufac-
Spring Lnke, ForrysbMru. Snrtonyf!te, I.ecah
tree, and Frutpnrt. They intend tn time ID,
Grand tlluIfg.
, 1881-03-26

yards and ht1oiig tho tug fleet your reporter
f1nds tho following mar'nc itnms:
~ Mttchrlis ynrt thu acfooncr Stafford ID ro.
ootv'na now bowsprit. ltl,boom. foremost, and
nav Al'it'. Tho barEo II. A.. fllohm0td, Of 11nlFa
L'nn. In liuttr transformed intu fhre. at,d.aft
aetoonor, her equipment hei11 irat-clasa.
AT Arn0tdS yAr,l tno now tIY ID being built
fhr Torrent Il lrlnw+ D!t,cnsiOns. sfxtY foat
Keel. HetCun feet tonm: en9lnp, t8x30. Bic vii!
10 rcns1y 10 nnct amin rs tho lao will potmlt.
=, at tho ts',onifnF t:nmnnny'a ynr'i tho tng
nstnn. whlci, wns l!nity Injured by lire Inst ln,
hAs lHHn rebuilt an1 rFpAAtctl. 4 new hull IL to
llH built for tho tug Stevens. All tho f!nnni tom.
fH1ny's tugs Will l0 rcpainttd before tho scnson
0IMnf.
'Ttern nrr now In Mu*lce0n hnrl,nr twopty
tugs, fourteen ot which 10 duty ns hatlnsr tl,xs
md six I'm ferry. bnats. rnilDwIng Is IfBt nt tho
!lnut: .tAtnes Atcuur,ltn, JDhn Torrent. q. +.
ktnEshury, Al"c II. tietty. Ai!ce CHmpt,nlf.
Frnnk Ncclc. trn O. Smith. 1nird sfirhlEu0, Earn
Stevens, *. H. Watson, 4. r. EaEiu.,. N. Mr{Irnft.
1'hny, loss Mhry u. sfIhtcr. Kttts lIrt,thcrs.
Aunns, Mnra l}onnett, Carrie II, Mnther. Peter
Irlaw,
Cnst. Simon O'tlny, formerly mnster Of tho
ecitnoncr II. &. Athrocl't, i!as bought i'm inter,
est in tho enHm-bnrge q. ttlckox aud will snll
hcr the ntnillg aBason.
t'Apt. Christopher Tinker takH8 tho Alhrhcht.
T1lc kctHuncr y. Antlcrsnn cnpaG ty 'e0 00J feot
Of ltitnbor. bEtnnrlnK 10 the flMpklty figct. ms
boon sold 10 Mo0rnit Il sfontguficry for fl20
, 1881-03-26


Capt. Herman Ocrte)InR. OF the schooner N. l..
Collins, Cnpt, lsIctRrd Williams, of the ting II. F.
tMcs, and Tuiiy II. SMITH, Of tho firm Ut StArkp
Il Co., Milwaukee, wcrc In tho city yesterday.
Capt. ComstUek hns xonu to ChoboyEar'. aftoli.,
to luck nSter tho schOuner sieura.
Capt. Il. r. Dorr, Ut buffalo, IL sojourning Mt
Port Noyal. s. C., In the hupo OF recovering Ills
leulth. Cupt. DORIS nialHdy Is sud to 10 da-
pctcs.
The !Ittc tug Rod 1Hukct ID lit Capt. Hcn
Eystcr's Heating t'ry.docA, undergoing repnlrs.
Thu Chicago Dredging and nonk Company
hAve launched ono OF their ncw tltimp-soosys.
aud aiunsnu & To. their reconstructed drndgc.
btiIcr Brothers lar9c dry-do Is occupied by
tho sI,nlt schooner Gnrlbaldl, and tho tugs Mary
scI.nnu, American Eagle. and q. W. 0nrdHcr.
Tho GMrdner is receiving aeusS storh plato Ut
% Tno be,!. pluto Of tho cnyIno Of tho Posht.uo
CnnlpAnyH urge tnS. III eourse Ut construction
1T alller 1,rnfhors shlpyNrt. was hofstud oil
s2s' On Ess 9as ea9 aee& ~ fss Il pss
K nor.hoast wind yesterday forced the:leo
rs IN pnrtIal1y eloso the portsnf tho r.w1rks
crib, aud thIr.ien g cut ntf GhleaRos watersnp-
reseye s "rers y no xo o III 5 eu' keup thu Io
Tho northcnst Wind IL not catc!lA,cd to tfn-
provo tho plstt!on or tho t!Ig 9. 7. ureon aty.
for i. n. Grcrti mt only tho hanasninest b1!t
nist Tho htfos,Hcst unfit nf tho kind noat on this
luko, Tho work Of construction 10 n'aktnR fa-
icatet,iay tho tnx Frank Crane shifted two
Qnion s1cnHhoht Company propolora ~ ono oE
tho IhIcasc. l!nrli,,4ton s Quincy. tal,way slips
Tor tuo accommodation VI Ito CnlcnBo Dredging
Ihs stcssrs Evans hayo purchased tho yaluH-
daYn Salt Company !n lsutln1u. for something
nyer $to3NM The property y !ooatod ~ a,h y.
owHe4 by tho oll Couapaay ot d!iforoat ports oa
shS "te-h -
, 1881-03-26

sptfeat Correspondence g " ms cneaeo ~. ar10a"s.
ToLEnn, d. March 2a-Atter aIl tho apprc-
tcus,o,ls to tho cHtrnry tho Rrcat jcc- Rnrrp In
tbo ,yunr,n, ~ thIs unI,t r.t,r.l In 1,,t .,u,,r
.,.t, ~ 49,. @ ~ ' . , ,..,. - - ,ss,..
"ltaln 'ne pAHe W." "'Ss, le't1lA tAo n"EuoF
comparatively Glcnr, and no further dntnaEo
tlunc yrRsc! nut, ure accordingly beginning to
cest cbort ,rI,,, yIow IN vctt,uu fhinrs in ahnnc
s,. a.,. ",.s ~ .m ,s y. -, -, .s - 10y, 80 .s
ing notes I'll tho basis or last years operations.
Tho sc,son Of lsy1 was n moderately prn,itabls
and sotIstnctr,. MR. nil thlnta tonstlietett nj
n"' - 49, os' ~" .' ....... ~. ].
tao'fRn tue increasing cSpchsee t""aso tHo laHt'
~ wcli rs tho curly closn OF navigation. wero u
sul,rco Of disappointment and loss TO nlnrne III
torcsts Tim n11tl,a,k rnr thu coming ecnson IL
s1IT ,,.,..n
eltl! ucleF. ,....---.,
Owing to tho long continuance ol tho leo Rorgc
but little pfn4rcsH has as yet bean made IN tho
work OF rcpntrh,g auu fitting out vessels, hut
this will l,r tlint.,,cct nj ttGo and uu shed for
W, ri With great nctlyIIy
Ns .ns nIruutiy buo,, announced In Tun Tntn.
1.yr lilo ,uiiuy i,roEs urc building FOR alrssrs
tinrrnuIniI 4 insy J,f thia nlty tia i,rrtst mi
ss, siunr,i f,,r ~" r.t iabns ii"r II.
1nnns.,,,,s ure. "nvt nn;Tnrt nyorni3 ..:s fnct.
brm,n ihiriyclrht 1rtt nuI tirut,, al ii.iI niv.
twcntYscvei, and twenty-five feet wdu resncr.-
ior bl!lKheIus htin fhrcG Hcolso!ls
& - tn,, 1a s. .s ~, M.,i ~, " " v IN rrM.
NM, s,ilar...r,tfn uTtcr to sty)p IT tho Mlnhi
rn Ye vrssu ,s ru,c,1lltct1 10 luke iU.utl bt,sh-
.sof Er.l ont OF Toledo htrbnr v.It could curry
, 1881-03-26
THE ERIE CANAL.

Superintendent butcher sHtd to All Albany 70.
porter Tuesday: " Wu Will do ati In our power
10 yet tha cM,nls open ut tho earllest p0sstGlo
day As soo1l us tho Ice mtlts 1ild tho frost goes
,lectful rcp.irs md IL tho canals Hro reiily to
bu upcne'i b. Lilo lst OF May we'll feel hhppy.'
, 1881-03-26

sruRaEos HAY, Wls.. March, s4.-Thp only sni
crnrt mil up at this port this winter aro tho IT.
tie schooners Mi'1Be and Gtrtio Wing and tho
schooner Adrtnce. Tho latter is being fttc,l
out for service TN tho opening of navigation.
acst. .ai,t itp at Ahnnpcc, will i,c taken to Hbc-
bnyuAn rs abnn rs possible for II rcbniit-
TliD stennl.hnrEC DAisy DAy tiuu!1y arrived at
Jncksonport Tuesday eronlng.
, 1881-03-26

CLEVELAND, O., alnrch Gt-Tho iIatn Deder
Detnouratir) gives MtIec to tts pHgty this after.
i,uuu tint tharo ulust he 1n g1ekng lilo rranlt IN
tho Stato thls full by tnttldlinx with tho Tariff
question. This Isl blow ut Friluk lEIrd's on
denynr tn mnkr tarIr fur reyonl0 unly tho lclld-
Ing issue in this years fight.
, 1881-03-26

M{1sKEEOS'& CONTRIBUTION.
Epeetat Correspondence ~ Tht Ehtea9o Tt!hunA
NuskEuos. Mich, Mhroh A.--Ths Ice IN Mut~
kegon Lake Ia gtlII thirty inchos thlok. A lRtA
opening and an unusually busy season II locke
forward to. Dy taking trip through the shlp-
, 1881-03-26

4 GOODRICH. ATTORNEY All LAW,
n s1W A1Gufn- IL. .Chlcsxu, Atyico frsA; = 3ysAr!
01psIionce, 1uallsas Qn!olr and le1xllr tsusActsd
, 1881-03-26

S. O)OlF,o1R Dr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M Nc !sIs IA nsi3 :s
cured On Improved iArIus Aear Chicago. Aidfcsa b
d. Tribune nrEcc.
, 1881-03-26

THOR SALE-OK RENT-IlAEE SEVER
IL nj Hrtt-Clnss hrekx, uu.h !ncatIon. South Hlde.
j nut sold In u few haye VIII hu rented; ALSO West
, 1881-03-26

WASTED-'rO KEST-BY GENTLE
w tHan aIid ~lfr. lord CnrpetGd tooins. Enltnbia
fur lxht housekeeping private family ~ North side
Ertteirml. AMh:.ss. wl i.:n!. Z 7: IIi14nn 11tee:
, 1881-03-26

0NE OF THE best TENORS IN THIS
" ely dastres . ioatuua ln chots CT ~ pNctns-
u, AId,css u o. fnbunp once.
, 1881-03-26

TITO KENT-TIIE FlyE-STOKY BUILD
L. Ing 4i1t5) fcel, Nus. - and - Laku-tl.. with
steam elevator. by GEO. t. FItf. u La enll1.st,
I tf.,.S,
, 1881-03-26
40 RI;4NY-STUNE;S. OFFICES, .ec

FT1Q RENT-tI7-t9 IIAkE.ST., / FLOORS
L Ald basement, separate Or divided
L+i5 Hearhtrn.aL. cornrr Of Au alluI. &oxso store
And hhshnfHt,
Uitcs on trst nt,or Of G lakeAt, corner OF Stale,
with Without Storage lnf tI ~ fourth nppr of
1T Lakc-Ak LII EiASfl lltnTlS,
, 1881-03-26

rI,O RENT-A STORE ON Thirty
L nln&l1st nssr 1ndnnh.nrt Fond stand far hns1-
MnEc buElnvss. Mar stuEe adjoining, with Two toons
i.yrrfnad: zttnh stand it,r f,HFEer-shop. +. ",
HHHtSGE!i N0bnu 4. ~ ueArt1tn-A&.
, 1881-03-26

nTUNEY To LOAN ON FURNITURE,
zll1- etc.: without removal u. pAnhf' III West
MnntunsSt
, 1881-03-26

IJ,DR SALE--lfl.OCk LOTS NEAR THE
IL ltucE IsIund Cur hhn,k+. ttpap. ts'und ~ f1fy-
t4httt nm sRrkh!! MHa slAtf-sn*untl Ana Calumet.
L.. H.. ttlAtrE~. .. WatHluSkuD-kt.
, 1881-03-26
HOARD Et.llN7'ED.

DOAKD = FIKST-GLASS DY TWO
~ young lhltns MI Snrth side. private family prc-
{cErGd, Ene1eSpt1nabt references Nirrn and to-
puiret Address " f1l,f.sJ.Ei nre tnrtter Nh. l.
DOARl)-uS NORTH SIDE BY TWO
ID yDuny sents; must 10 hundr 10 business. and q
tt'gInck dlIInrr. f. Il. frfbrtns afllG'.
, 1881-03-26

FTNO KENT-MA AN1:T.E-FNUNT DWELfs-
L. jnxa. H tnnhrrn tmprDr gtIcntA, ton fDpn1f hnd
bath. M Vast Thn urenst- Inquire at NJ Ii eallc-
, 1881-03-26
10 ItEN7-J{OU.y}C.S.

T1O REST-TWO TWOSTOIsY AND
l. basement bfick hbnses on West wnAhlnEthn.
IL, hear Lincoln. Inquire ut Room a. fA Washing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

fany one can see the crowded houses of
Humpty Dumpty and say there is no inn
mediate demand for an opera house Of suf-
ticient dimensions for the average Dallas
audience he is the hardest possible man to
convince. We want large and well
arranged place Tor dramatic exhibitions, and
if the demand is not speedily supplied our
citizens will discover too late that tho best
exhibitions will give us the Ego by" and
find other places for their performances. In
a new place like Dallas, where society has
not been crystalized n nall not only sutii.
cient to accommodate, but to draw audi
ences, is absolutely essential, and when it
is remembered thatit would be paying in
vestment to buy cheap lots in growing
portion of the city to secure this desidera.
tum, II is strange this step in advance has
not already been taken. There are vacant
lots on Elm and Main admirably adapted
to such purpose, and whilst business
houses have been built along the whole line,
none seem to consider how great an attrac.
ton could added by the construction of a
first-class opera house commensurate with
the growth and Importance of Dallas. The
idea IL not new one, but who will carry il
out?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

A joke is told by gentlemen of this city,
on a divine who presides over one of the
churches here, during his passage over The
ocean from New York to Liverpool. When
near mid-ocean, the ship on Which the
reverend gentleman was a passenger, was
caught In storm and he was scared
nearly out of his wits. He went
to the captain for comfort, and he gave il
to him, assuring him that there was not u
particle of danger, and he took him to
where there were u number of sailors who
were swearing at every breath "lust SO
long as you hear these men swearing like
this there is no danger" said the captain
and feeling easier the clergyman
retired 10 bed again. In
short while, however, the storm grew
worse and lac thought that the ship must
certainly sink, and In order to fully satisfy
himself he rushed out to see what the sail
ors were doing, and TO his great relief they
wero still swearing away at a furious rate,
and before he thought he said, "Thank God
they IRE curslng yet" and retired to bed
again, feeling perfectly safe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

all classes are united in the unholy alliance
Of persecution. II is even charged that
Count Bismarck himself s,irs up strife
whenever he finds opportunity, and two
discreditable motives are laid to his account
One is political revenge, itbeing uudisputed
that the Hebrew members of the RcichStag
are liberals of the liberals, and unalterably
opposed to his rcactionary schemes;
and the other, personal piQue, the story
going that the chancellor has
lost heavily in business speculation with
4 Jew. The popular dislike of the race of
Israel it is not difficult to understand. The
Jews have been objects of ill-will from time
immemorial, partly because they mind
their own business, and more because they
make money and Keep it, The poor and
the lazy in Germany, as in every other
country, in their hearts hate the indus
trious and thewell-to-do. With the govern
ment indirectly aiding and abetting the
communistic spirit, it is not strange that il
finds expression ameng the lower classes.
I'm recent public meeting student de-
nounced all lsraclites, because no Jewish
student was ever known to drink an honest
German measure of beern Just now there
is serious talk of taking away the few politi-
cal privileges which the "despised peo-
pie have been permitted to enjoy.-[Globe
Democrat,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

Fletcher Harper, who died Tuesday in
New York, was the last of the founders of
the celebrated publishing house of Har.
per Brothers, He was the youngest Of the
four brothers who for forty-five years have
composed the firm. James died in 1869;
John in 1875; Joseph in 1870. Fletcher Har-
per was born in 1906. The Harper brothers
were the sons Of farmer of Long Island.
The two elder sons went to New York in
1872, and learned the printers trade, after
which they set up for themselves under
the name of j. Il ]. Harper, and they
soon attained front rank in the publish.
ing business, and took their two younger
brothers into partnership with them.
Fletcher Harper was pupil of Alexander
T. Stewart at one time, when Stewart kept
a school in New York. Fletcher acted for
many years as foreman of the Harpers'
oomposing-room. They were all political
men, and that is one reason of their great
success. Fletcher was probably the most
energetic member of the firm The broth
ers did business together in perfect accord.
Those who knew them best say they never
quarreled.-[Courier-Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12
Rnilrnntl Nnflne.

There viii be held meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Dallas q Wichita Railroad Com
pany at the general Office of the company, in
the city of Dallas, on Thursday, the 18th day of
December, ISL for the purpose named In the
following resolutions
Resolved. That meeting Of stockholders Of
the Dallas y Wichita Railroad Company be called
to meet attic office Of said company In the city
of Dallas NJ the hour OF IL o'clock noon, the 18th
day Of December A. d 1881, 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, oqnipinc
and Improving its line of railroad, and paying It's
indebtedness, from the city of Dallas 10 Denton
In Denton county, as may he determined, and TO
fix the rate of interest ON such bonds and to
authorize said bonds to be secured by first
mortgage ON the property franchises, rights and
said meeiingbc given as required by law. VI
Dallas. October Z, 1881 M. MCCoRMfcK
sec'y Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

Eoc Rc,t.
EOR RENT-Thc National Hotel Apply to
Il CRAWEnRu C GMI'pjI -


EOR RENT-The National Hotel Apply to
CRAWFORD q SMITH, :.
EOR RENT-A good dwelling near to bust.
ness Seven rooms good water Stc Ap.
ply at Sanger Bros S NJ, WHEAT
EOR RENT -Four pianos, at C. II. Edwards,
L. 72j Main street Rent allowed to apply ON
purchase II afterwards bought
IGOR RENT The wO-story house corner
II Jackson and Akurd streets back of old City
Hall The household and kitchen furniture Is
also for sale at II bargain-N fine location for
Keeping bOarders. Any one taking charge
could commence with or 10 bOarders now there.
Apply on the premises,
EOR RENT.-Furnshd or unfinished
II rooms floors carpettcd), Immediately on
street railroad and near business portion of the
city 2l7 Olcander street
E0R RENT.-Newly furnished room, corner
IL san Jacinto and Masten streets. Persons
wanting table board need not apply.
NOR RENT-Property known us the Texas
II Pacific wagon yard, by o. Z. Bowser
BOWSER & LENNON.
FOR RENT.--A two room dwelling ON Ross
i Avenue. Apply to j. j. Carnes insurance
agency.
L'0R RENIr-Four rooms over John Potts gro.
II Gerry store, Elm street. Apply To
JOHN BROWNING, 1867 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12

n, II HERALD once.
MISUNDERSTANDING with or rooms will
w pay $50 to So per month. Apply at 7l2
Elm street
w ANTED-work by grocer of experience
w in jObbing and retail Guarantee of sobri-
ETY. and attention. Salary when proved salts
tory. Address j., this office.
NkTANTED,--6 firstclass carpenters 10 work
w on section houses, depots and round houses
west OF Toyah. steady winters job and wages
s. "a per day. For further information and
transportation, inquire at Pattersons, on Lamar
street of A, Brownlec contractor,
NTANTEDAt once u good cabinet maker
w call at Show Case Works, 2J5 Main street
\NI ANTED,-A hrst-elass second Cook, at the
w 81 George Hotel, Dallas, Texas. Permanent
situation and good wages. None but good ones
need apply
WANTED,,-A smart boy, II to l6 years old.
w 10 attend store at 507 Main Street
WANTED "A situation as clerk or drummer
w by young man with years experience
N groceries and dry goods and . Years as
drummer Good reference Address
NJ X this office.
w ANTED A good cook, white woman aud
w one that lives ut home small family aud
good wages Apply at iO2 lIarwood street
between and : p m
w ANTED "A good tailor Find steady EN-.
ployment at IL kcllers dyeiug house, 500
Main Street Dallas
w ANrED A good white barber to come aud
W opeua shop in Kaufman good stand
and comfortable room can be procured cheap
Splendid opening Address Po>tonlcc box ii.
Kaufman, Texas
WANTED "A situation by young man as
w CLERK In some house ll0SsiN years eXperi.
cnce In dry goods. Can speak German and En-
gIish, VIII work for Il small salary Address
j, this office
WANTED--A neatly furnished room in the
w business portion Of the city ataroasonable
rent. Apply to the HERALD office s. p.J
w ANTED--At 2O9 Main street, stable contain
w ing some eightstallS, with carriage and full
conycneuceS
NVANrED--l0 bridge carpenters to work ON
w G. t. n NJ G. Ry. Apply to NJ d. Faulk,
superintendent Caldwell X Nicely, contractors
III Main street Dallas, Texas.
MTANTED-A first class carriage trimmer. No
w other need apply. Also good blacksmith
helper at 73S and 40 Commerce street.
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gnsntn-asiuc e-ent Column.
0oticcs.

NoTlCE-Adveriscme may be handed into
- our business ONCE up to 5 p. m, and into the
composing room up 10 a. m.
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE want one or two
VI rnoms in private family with or without
board. Answer quick, PoStoihce box i0l Dallas,
Texas
'No LET nicely furnished front parlor
L Apply ut No. l222 Main street
$40 Acres Of splendid farming land In ANher
" county, near the town of Archer. and within
the coal belt. Titles perfect For sale, or will
exchange for Dallas real estate, or any good
personal property Address, stating Kind of
property offered, ARCHER HERALD office,
c40 Acres Of good land and perfect title In Cole
u man county, Texas, TO exchange for cottage
IN Dallas, or small property in vicinity. Address
TRADE, ST. George Hotel
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.Straued.

CTRAYED OR ST0LEN-From the Chicago.
- Texas & Mexican Central engineering camp,
on Muddy creek In Collin county. a bay mare
about Az hands high, branded on the left shout
der J. with circle at the top. A liberal reward
will be paid for the return of the mare to the
Office Of the c. T. K NJ. G. road IN this city.
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For sale.


NOR SALE.-Ou easy terms Lamar Hotel
Il seventy feet front on Main street extending
TO Commerce street three stories high, contain-
ing siity-Hyc rooms. Apply to
W. G. RANDALL.
IGOR SALE-Furniture sewing machine,
kitchen stove and fixtures, only used or 4
days VIII sell low House for rent at 937 Main
street Want to buy wagon and team,
EoR SALE-rwelye school desks, cheap;
II Apply at3O5 Main Street
EOR SALE-at bargain good dwelling
Il house aud lot well located
o. p B0WSER,
at Iowscr & Lennon.
EoR sALE-A splendid furn OF over 600 acres
II Of rich black land, situated on White Rock
creek about ten miles north from Dallas. and
midway between Dallas d Wichita and Houston
y 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 II Murphy land agents office 7Ol
Main street.
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Eost.

I 0ST.-0ne small memorandum book, cata.
IL logue of II. Il Leon Blum Galveston. The
finder win bo rewarded by returning same TO
HERALD Office. J. NJ. GROSS.
I 0ST.-0ne cotton ticket marked $. r., No.
- ". weight $40 pounds, All parties are nd.
yised not to trade for the same. SIS POTTS.
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Splendid stock at New York prices.
ELANkENsMp ~ RLAKE
Great Advantage.

UTthI NNNhnIngt.
Having been late in the eastern market
and bought an entire new stock of MILF
merry, cloaks, suits, ladies wear, fancy goods
and notions. Convince yourselves, at T..
Bauman's, 70G Elm street