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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-31
N0NIITsTl : NIssNNF II
db-lm Secretary

WrTIlERkAS, II has teen found that the CAPT.
tai stock OF the Chicago Texas Il Mexican Cen
trai railway company, now being 1900 shares,
Of the par value OF $40 each, is insufficient to
construct and operate It's road, aud that It is de-
Sirable to increase the same from 5000 shares,
or s15OOOOO to 100000 shares, or to sl06OO
900 the totalamount being $4,000 per mile
Therefore, be II resolved that meeting of
tho.stockholders be and the same is hereby
called 10 be held nj the Office Of the company q,
Dallas, Texas, on the 23d day Of January, 1882,
to consider the proposition OF increasing its
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000 per mile In
accordance with the preamble hereto, and to
consider the proposition OF issuing a series OF
Income bonds II the same be deemed necessary;
that the secretary be and is hereby instructed
to give legal notice to each stockholder of tn
time and place and purpose off said meeting.
By order of the board of directors.
AsAHEL +. BENNETT Secretary
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DALhAS' ihA'i bOV' i'thi 1901 }
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Texas Trunk Railroad Company will be held at
the Office of the company in the city Of Dallas,
State of Texas, at II o'clocl; noon on Tuesday,
the 18th day of january, A, d. lSS2 for the elec.
ton of directors, and the transaction of such
other business as may be brought before it The
annual meeting of the directors viii he held at
> o'clock p m, NJ the same place and day.
W l.. CABELL,
Vice President Texas Trunk X, X Co
D. A ROBINSON, Secretary.
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IrainsNrrive and leave Austin station as fol-
lows: No mail and express arrives at Q Mt M
no mai and express leaves at $50 a IN.
Cohnecti0ns-AtT eXarkana, with Ell trains ON
g. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railrosd
Tor al points North, East and Southeast. Al
iLongyiew Junction and Mineola with Mi trains
I TO internauonal Railroad for Tyler, Palestine
houston, Austin, Galveston and san antonio
Al Dallas, with trains of the Houston & Texss
central Wy, for Corsicana, Mexia, Bremond.
waco, Calvert Bryan Hampstead BRENNAN
ct sherman, with II II T C R'v, for nil noinis
on me me OF that road At Fort Worth. with
Stages for all points in Western Texas. AZ
shreveport with Red River steamers for
New orleans. Pullman's Palace SLEEPING Cars
from Fort Worth, Dallas and sherman TO al,
Ions. Any information in regard to rates for
ireghts or passage, time and connections will
pc Gheeriully given on application to Geo.
Noble, Gen'l supt Marshall Texas W. New
man, G. F. A. Marshall Texas; or r, w. Thomp.
en- IL 7. Il I. A. Marshall Texas.
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nS-sToCKHoLDERs MEETING. The reg.
Elar annual meeting for the election of Directors
pany, win be held nj the CompOyy's Office in
Dallas, on Monday, the 2nd of January, 1889, at
1 o'clock p, IN.
C., BRADFORD,
mil L....n-. A......
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OFFICE OF THE TEXAS TRUNK, r. r. Co. /
DALLAS, TEX. Dec. 18th, 1881, I

Dallas, Dec 2s, 1881 Secretary
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Special a}otics.

TG"AuDIToRs NoTICE.-An persons hold
ing claims, whether in Judgment suit or other
wise, against the Texas Trunk Railway Co., are
~ quested To present said claims ut the Office Of
the Receiver ofsAid railroad, No. 6c3 Main st i,
TO be there audited and adjusted.
TIIoS, NJ. SIMPSON,
Receiver Il T. R'y
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No coal on hand and lc.s in prospect.
Another biz II wes'her set in on Sat-
urday night
Il said SUMMER moi Summer scene, I"
in my notice Of the wedding.
The staff Of W. II. smith, the indeia-
iigahle Green, the mercurial and versatile
Williams, aud the amiable aud smiling
Cooper, are busy rs beavers selling at cost.
DR. !. q. Boyle, Of Paint Lick,
was over at the wedding lie bore
himself hrayely; but methoughi heard
him humming, "rwa- ever thus from child
hoods hour, &c'
The degree Of Pa-i Master Was con.
ierred last Thursday night on J. A. Bry-
ant, W. NJ. elect Of Middleburg Lodge, by
q conyocaiion Of l.. NJ in this place. Jim
saws he knows il nov.
Mrs. Maggie Dunn received some e.
were Commissions la, week by falling on The
ice IN her porch. considerable alarm was
ielt at first, but her injuries are found to
he comparatively slight
Elder Stanley preached HE farewell
ssrmon 10 the congregation Of the Chris.
tlan Church on Sunday. Stanley l. an ex-
cellent preacher lie proposes to 30 out
a. an evangelist. We wish him success.
Anew Post.otice has been established
at Cumberland Falls. Mn. Mamie W.
Owens Is appointed r. NJ. Unfortunately
The iitest name for the oiliee had been at.
lached to one on the railroad hence Mn.
os ,gice reioiccs in he euphouious de-ig-
nation Of Dcyi'- shoal,.
The Burrcll Ellis lands on Rolling
Fork, ia Casey county, advertised IN THE
paper ls-i week, by Cd. }. ". Weather.
lord Special Conimi.sionsr. .oli a.. lol-
lows; lol acr,s, upper bottom, uear the
Min, 90 Tom rssion. AZ sl9.s5 per acre.
a0 acre., lower bottom, To Geo. Ellis, AT
500; - acres timber land, to Green
Root, at 2.2o per acre; one tract, 10 acres,
to Drye A Riehanl-, - The gold
watch OF Msior John Fly, deed. ior SO
one little hor,e, Si2, Uere al-o sold
\ read with considerable entei,.i 4.
~. echoes from the past, Of stanford, De-
mar decidedly, however, a. 10 two points
The drst is one Of historic accuracy. james
and NJ ichsel Davidson were not born IN
kentucky. rbe legend il that at the lime
of he removal Of the family from Virgin.
Ia, the twins, Jim and Mike, were old
snonsh To syines he var like 'pirii which
characterized their rsee A. transports.
lion sas BY pack horses, a eouIle VI ham-
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LTyoOLs CoTxTI.
EngIema.'s MN.

There are several mad dog in the
neighborhood Of Tyro.
MIR. u. v Prewiii bought AZ Lancaster
last Monday Is head Of s,cor- at se5 Per
head.
-Ees. Robt. Caldwell will preach al
fright School-hou-e next Sunday at II
O'Clock.
Farmers in THE vicinity are losing a
good many lambs. They attribute IL to the
severe weather.
Prof J. ". llolizclaw gave panoramic
entertainment at Bright's School-house
Wednesday night Can't the Zig - come
down aud play for us a few nights
Mr.. ;. J.. Owsley has been appointed
postmaster at this place. lie has also
purchased the mail contract OF Mr.. !. ".
Griffin. 10 our postmaster and mail CON
tractor both throw up their commissions.
Old Joe, the old horse rode by Mr..
G.. p. Bright through the late war, breaihed
hi last a few days ago. lie was thirty
year, old. George says Old ice was not
much on . charge, but couldn't he bea, on
n retreat.
Pick pockets have been operating at
Dalton. Last Saturday night Mr.. Green
rrcsion went up 10 attend the auction at
S. D.. Owsley's, and while there bought
some coffee and put it in his pocket. AZ.
ter the auction was over he began 10 ieel
for his coffee bat il was gone. and pocket,
too. which had been cut ont nicely.
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VIM. Young, who was killed while cut
ting a tree down last week, leave. ais fam
lily in destitute condition.
old Aunt Polly Coele hl. in her pos
session soard that was grown in Ireland.
Il has been handed down 10 the sixth gem
Grafton.
Those who had fruit Loot considerably,
by the cold weather. Mr. Terry loss IS
bushels, and !. u. nasim about 100 bush
ell. Birds and squirrels have suffered but
little; the berries in the woods have sup
ported them.
Our sick have all recovered ! believe
this end Of the county is health giving
anyhow There are two things that are
highly appreciated by Us mountain people
-TnE INTERIOR JorENAL and its efforts
10 support law and order, aud although
this is a Republican district, ye, We all
love you and your paper.
The proineied meeting closed at the
Christian Church on account Of the cold
weather, with no additions. Elds. Owens
and shackeliord were employed as the
pastors. Preaching next Sunday at the
NJ. D. Church South by Rev. Boniy, and
sunday-School every Sunday morning at
. o'clock Charley Baker, Superintendent.
Prayer meeting every Thussday night
The many admirer. Of Sheriff Baugh.
man, in our end Of the county, desire 10
tender him their thinks through your pa
per for the valor that be showed in The
arrest Of certain pniie-, and regret very
much that be l. going 10 retire, The kill.
ny Of Constable Killion threw our COM
nunily int considerable excitement We
have bot one Of our best citizen, valua-
BILE officer, NJ. family a Kind father aud
good husband. The sympathy Of biz msny
fricnd- are eNlended 90 III. hmily, know
ing that through her great ll.' the com
muniiy has also sustained a lo.s.
Mr.. james Wilson spent Sunday with
the family Of !. G. Cogle....O our charm
ing Young widow :. uiih "a. yet, bat leave.
Cor home Thursday, b. the regret II hei
many friends, and especially certain
young gentleman .... Mr. Martin lios-, OF
the Crab Orchard neighborhood, uas with
her daughter, Mr.. A. n B,-tin. last week
... Two certain young men made an e.
fort 10 have sociahle at a certain place
last week, drove IN an open'iop buggy iouI
miles and arrived at the place In safety,
bat instead Of iiuding the place alive with
yonih aud beauty, the sole occupant Ma.
an Old lady wh0 looked iaggers points
They lockeled their disappointment and
retired li-su.lsi with all the feminine
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per- were tlunc across horse with ~,
twins slowed IN ono and brace Of litil,
neefocs IN the oihef Bot ihc young d.
Wilson's ioon ven into training for Indian
fighting, ADD hade hif 10 'calp each 9TH
cr hs way of rehearsal. Il was found necc'-
'afy in onief to lecp peace tofepaiaie them
tranfcrring one Of ihcm 10 the other haakci
and the pickaninns 10 his vacated state.
room. The second point cnnscarccly alluie
10 Wiihoni Indignation. Il looks, in fact,
Ike the 'tcallhy gliding Of an assassin to
insinuaie 20 gently that Mae Huffman -
Mac. the blooming youih-Mnc, the boy
friend Of = laier-living generation Mac,
whom even the present writer remembers
A. little child-ihat Mac was coniempo-
raneons with the venerable chronicler. r.
H., will rccani mu.t rccani. ladies, he
lieve not The insidious whisper. Let not
friend Mac he -upcrannuaied by brvei
let him take the ordinary conrse. In a
few more ycars be will b. old enough to
mrrrv.
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LaxD. sTOcK avn cROr.

Nv D. Clogd. of Lincoln. .old IN G,o
onief % mulci n 500 per head
tlark Ci.h bought N !. a. uisens. ol
ihi county. 20 bead Of mules at siO0.
A lot II iai hogi we're sold in fayeiie
Monday % stso, and stock hog atsl
John VI. Hail s,ld tn r. r. Nunnelley
pair of cattle weighing 5000 lhs. ~ Il
cents.
II. o. Richan houghi ~ John Gof, 81
Clark county, i9o Wcihcra At cents per
pound
Zoe A. Cohen, OF this county. odd last
week to ]. W. Allsn a lot Of 100 %. sheep
Of stio rercvL
John Bright, OF Lincoln, sold 10
Frank Harris 70 head Of ,9Gi n. csiile At
&c. and 2 head Of 200 N. cattle ut C.
New -iavheuiea bring So q quart in
New York, bat Jay Gould /. the only man
there allie to buy more than one berry at
time
"A farm Of ~ acres was rinied in
bourbon for 3 goo The owner rcis A.
Tor gra9 land, II not cni. hut about e. "
cut. and $40 for hemp land
The 100 acres Of Casey county knob
land, belonging 90 the estate q Oeo. Car
penier, decd, vas bought by A. W. a J..
y Carpenter NJ s225 per acre.
At o sale inI'ayeiie a. bot Of s00.lh. year
ling siecrs brought 1910 and another lot
81 ''ss1i-Ib steers brought $50 per head, cash.
Fresh MIX COWS sold At sej to so.
James Spillman, Of Garrard, bought
Tor shipment TO Mssouri > thoroughbred
COWS Of A. VI. Feland and three thorough.
bred heiicrs and bull cali OF f. z. Woods
ai SO per head Coz The lowest.
William J.. Dilrymple, Of the fam on.
grain farm in Dakota, says that biz clear
prof Tor ls-0 wa. over S9j0,O00. lie
rai-ed more Than $4,000 bushels Of wheat
on 2i,oo0 acres, and sold II in Buffalo al q
profit Of fifty cent per bushel
Mr.. sam Rogers arrived at Columbus,
Ga on Tnesday, the lih inst, and up to
and including the 10Th, had sold fifteen !
mule, at an average Of Sl33. lie reports
the market sluggish on account Of the |
bad weather, but lhinks the trade will be
he good as It ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Outlook.
"A stock train was wrecked on the G. I
;, u, near Chalionooga, few days ago, /
and q ear loaded with % mule, belonging
10 bailey x Carter, Of tbs county, we're
thrown down an embankmeni, killing al
bot one. The Company will pay for them
at the rate Of 500 per head, that being the
value at which they were billed
-WlNcursrrR CouEr large crowd in
Attendance and business bri-k. Best feed
err brought &c to go per u. Small mum.
Der Of mules on the market, aud prices
seemed to BE- better one extra yearling
mule sold for Sl0O ambrose Young, Of
Lexington, bought a pair Of mul,s for
Sea-. }. : Parrish sold to VIM. McKin.
ney pair Of mules Tor S255.
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fpab Orchard.

Madame l,umof says that certain
handsome widower Of ihi. place !. coins
TO lead one Of our iairesi 10 the altar right
soon.
--Anoiher "candy stew" last Saturday
night; this time At tie Harris ITonse. Nv.
crybody had Sweet" time, Of course
Henner Farris' candy turned 10 huiier--sc
he said. II was something new 10 M, bul
ifhs said so Il was certainly Just that
way.
Stephen Rigney says that he inieads
to sue the Town Trustees II they don't
keep boxes and barrels oiI The sidewalk
Since he made this little speech some mis-.
chiesous little boys have taken great pains
10 keen his way paved with boxes and bar.
rcla, Of every a escripiion. Blow ye winds,
oh blow
Died, at Crab Orchard Springs, on
Thursday last, Mr.. --- Hall. Ills funer-
al services were conducted by Prof. o. T..
Moore, At the Christian Chureh, after the
manner of the Episcopal service Of Eng
land, and his remains we're inferred in the
Cemetery on The hill Mr.. Hall came to
this place from England last May, and
since that time has been The gardener at
the spfing. Ills bereaved wife and sons
have the sympathy Of this entire commu-
nifty.
Mrs. Maggie Saunder. Nent to louis
willie Monday to visit friends, accompanied
by be sweet little daughter, Fila May......
MrP. Z. Ballard has returned to hi home
in Richmond. Tie won many friends du-
ring hi stay in our town, and there are
many regrets at his departure. We know
OF one little golden.haired fairy who il al
most franiic.....Mr. j.. l.. Shelby, drum
mer, representing Overbacker a Co.'S cigar
mandatory, Louisville, stopped in e. o.
few days last week.
TIM MYSTERY T. AT LAST EXPLAINED.
We have often wondered how your Mt
Vernon correspondent managed to get so
many news items, but your last issue eS-
planned it in full. Now, every body knows
that Cab Orchard i small place, and
they ought to knoS that reporter here
has a terrible time getting up news for the
paper Well, last week we scratched
around generally FOR items. and finally
succeeded in getting NJ what We thought a
pretty lengthy article, but when The In.
TERROR JoUESAL came and we glanced
over is pages, you can imagine our sur
prise when We saw Few Of our precious
items in the Mt. Vernon letter, and our
own report, like "Grandfather's Clock"
STOPPED short. This j. why he has such
long letters. ! suppose yon see, by clip
ping a little here and there, the thing is
easily done. But why you, Mr.. Editor
should be so partial to him, is what we
can't understand. Shame on you for inn
poverishing Us to enrich such an excellent
correspondent as the one Mt. Vernon can
boast Of. After due consideration, we are
compelled 10 believe il was all mistake
on the part Of the foreman or the "devil,'
but IL that devil" don't stop stealing our
items, we will wish him where his name.
sake i. III was indeed the devils do'ngs,
for which he has aloned in sackclolh and
ashes. While we regard our Mt. Vernon
correspondent as one Of the best in the
world, we would not he - ungallani As to
deiracl from a lovely little damsel to add
to the glory of a great big man. We shall
ace that no snch mistake occurs again En- ]
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L0CtI NOTICES.

lmsn rurAror. AZ Owalcy a lliegin'
GO TO Chenault 4 penny's and Aeti
that account q your.
nrcKwnFAr fiorn. Dat Meal, Grit
49,, NJ Owaley 4 iIirrins
fon that Cough ule White Pine Syrn,
prepared by Mcl,ohcrts a Staeg.
nry YOUR School Rocks, Slaies and oil
60 schooi supplies Of Chcnauli a Penny.
I.ILNs. u. suASKs have new lot q
tarpris ard III kinds Of Hamburg Edrinel
Ne.
ONIr, a liIGGIN- will icil yoa u H.
II y. a. Sugar for and lbs n coilc
orti
TnF Celebrated Gafmrd Oouniv IIora
lisiala l;eme,ly for sale ly Chenanll 4
Penny.
PAINts, White Lead, oils, Nafnishe-
Window Glass, ~ bottom prices Al Chen
ault \ rennya
renFtSEns, Toilet soaps, lIsir, Mai
and Tooth iirushcs. and toilet arhcies 81
III kinds ~ Chcnauli A rennya
llAuufoS Srrri PfOw and the south
Tend chilled Flows AZ Owslry 4 Higgins
are Az uarranied 10 give abstraction % ~,
ale.
HAGrA NrNNglIry have the aeenc,
Zoe the lionanfs Mills Gill fige AMI pat.
eni Process Flour, rho,e who have tfie,l
Il uill use no other.
PAErirs owing ~ 90 account 90 note
prior 10 july I, isSo. will lind the same In
ne hands II m ofior II not settled ~ the
aert thirty dave. Chenauli 4 Penny
SHILoH's CArAGrH RnrDY.-A mar
velous cure ior Caiarrh. Dlptheria, Canker
Mouth md Head Ache. With each bottle
there \ an ingenious nasal Injector for
tbe more surce~inl ireatment 81 these CON.
plants without extra charge. Price 10 cis.
Sold hy Chenanll 4 Penny.
An tho.c indebted TO the old firm q
rcfhnne \ Nanarsdall must come and ut.
he their amounts Immediately IL they
don't want them pu: in the hand OF an Of
focr. L. A. Terhune and &. :. Nanar.dall
will continue business al the sane stand
and under the ame hrm.name
ANSWER Tuis QursrioN.-Why do 20
many people We see around o., seem to pre-
Ter 20 suher and he made miserable hy In.
digestion, Constipation. Dizziness, los Of
Aaeiiie, Coming NJ Of the Food, yellow
skin. when Cor ~ cent We will sell them
>hiloh's Nitaliter, guaranteed 10 cure them.
Sold by Chcnault \ Penny.
10 wrsrTEN EauaRANrs. -llaying been
appointed GENERAL ENoRATIoN AOESr
II Cincinnaii Cor the NANDALiA LINE,
ior the hiaies at MisSornI, TrNAs, An
NASsks, NfuRAsKA, kANsNs, OoLonAno,
CALuoESiA, and the WrsrrES TrERrro-
HiEs. am fully preTaWd 20 furnish, rnrE
on application, Maps. land Circulars, Civ
ing soil, Climate. &c. Lowest rates made
on passengers, household goods or stock.
Call on, OF address, GlO. a. KNIGHT.
Cen'l Inigrsiion Agent, \. u Cor. IN
and Vine STREETS. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sminn's CoNsuNrTioS CrHr-Thi. Is
hcyoni question the most successful Cough
Medicine We have ever sold. few dose Ia.
vafiahly cure the worst cases Of Cough.
Cronp. and l,r,nchiis, while its wonderful
success in the cure Of Consumption l. with
out a parallel in the history 81 medicine.
since H. iTst discovery il has heen sold on
a guarantee. n ta which no other medicine
can stand. II you have n Cough We earn
estls a.. von 20 Try IT, Price 10 eta. 90 eta.
and 81. II yonr fnng- are sore, Chest or
Eaok lame. use Shilo'. rurou. Plaster
Sold " Chenault a Penny.
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RELIeI0IS.

Ed. ". l.. Wilkins will preach a,
Rush Branch Church next Sunday.
la the lat four months Of ls,n coli
porteurs Of the American Bible Society
supplied 1913 destitute families and aii
destitute individuals with the Bible.
Rev. l.. n. Wolfogk, nov pastor OF a
baptist Church in Danville,was the ,ireen.
hack candidate Zoe Conefs-s Ia The frank
fort District In lsss. lie aneruard- moved
" Minnesola.