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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-14

Msm bisrnah i0oM bic Sterblidfeit in
psripideneu MIDnat SanUar at5 cine lebr
boDe sribeint, Der benefit oamit mn, baB
CT ourh bic ilberau5 aiiNtiaeu %3ult6nDe
Der leBten fiIrf Sabre ueriu0but iporoen 1T.
SIM llebrtgen bepayf e5 faum Der 8es
msrtuna, oaB Chicago nit ieiuen 8prtebs
rUngsn our t9ebung oe5 a~lIgenlctneu @es
iuuobsit5 suitauoeS nod lauge nidt iertis
lit. .3mei 9iuge itno Dor allen 0ingeH
notbwcnOig: y Die idneue uno 9rlt1bs
li6e 0urhfibrung oeS Rloateulpitems
(sewerage) in oen Didt bepOltertel, meilt
bon Nrbeitern bslpobnteu gSarO5. bic in
oieler 0iniiGt IciOer Su iebr Dernadlalligt
noroen iino, un0 q ole lSieoer : @rlt6s
tuug Der groBen 9umpmerfe bel Bridge.
port, nm Dos Dur6 Die AuSiuurf : Stoffe
psrltGnferts SIuBDalier in Den &anaI 81
pulnpeu. OaS lcBtcre fam binneu
wenigsu Monateu Seibebeu. - aur Nous
enoung oe5 gansen RIoateniDitenS lpers
ben Sabre erioroerlin ieiu. Meun aber
beibes 9eibeben lit, 10 bari MAJ nit 3us
perii6t barauf rednen, bic Sobress Sterbs
Iihfeit Der Stapt oauerHo (mte lie IS
1873 einmaI g%e!peien iit) bis auf II pom
2auisno berInterge6rabt ST. ieGen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-14

$miOu. 8ersbau. Gi0lide gaeiiitbabu.
0on ". 6. NeiinA.

User iernaIs in einenI baIbciDiItiirten
2auoc reiSte, Ser tpeiB, tpie frob man 1T,
inenn man oemlslben uNO ieiten AarteH
@ntbebrungeu ocl HIGen gefebrt bat, ME
ld)neu man Die l60nen EanolhGften, Die
tropildsn Rflanssm uuo ieIbit bic id6uen
idiuar;en SrGuensWugen pergIBt, lobalo
man p!eoer ben Gounfort zines gal3 ciptlts
ltrteu 2anoeS geH:eBen fam. Dielen @or1s
fort ftnoet Der aus Wtertfo surllGtebrenoe
Mmel itaIer ldon au SnclOn III Nrtsora.
0ian6er miro glaubeu, oicie faum ltit
8 Sabren betannte Staot 1Deroe 1lidt i'll
Stdnoe iein bicl 8eilere5 ais Werifo 5I
bieteu. Qber man miro lebr angenebm
getGlldt. S6 1tteg in Suclon I'M Sosmoz
politaN Dotel ab. Ser 8irth. ell alter
@aliiornier 9tamens SAUL OiaroHep, lit
iebt Der G%igentbImer. 9aS 6aus tpnr
frilber oa5 Gopitol 2lri3ona'S, lit gsrGI:
mtg unD bat 80 3immer, obgIei6 nur BON
NOoben geDaNt ulID nut l Stod bod. @s
miro nad europIiiher gSetie 9efilbrt uno
bic GeitauratioN lit al ci1en SraASoleI
Dernietbet, Der ie 10 auS8e5etdHet tilbrt,
oaB ib bort 10 gut gegelen babe. ME tm
Balace 6otel III San Sranctsco.
Ber Suclon Dor % Sabrer geleben BAT,
Der ntro, lpern CT IS jeBt tDIeoer l1eDt,
Iber ben Sortidritt Der Staot uno Ger
8etpobuer eritauuen. Sic bat alIerOings
nod einen gan3 merifauiihen &nltria.
Die 0duier itno nod bon @oobeN, babeH
immer nod oieislbe 6arbe tUie Der Staub
in ben StrGBsr, aber IS iino bod an benz
lelben 9roBe Serbelierungen GeI1ad)t tDorS
Den. Gin Die Stelle Der 006er li1O i'll ben
0daiern Jenley uuo 5biren 9etrsteH.
QSabreuo man Dielen 2urUs Dor p SGbreH
uur III bieuei6t etuem 0ubeno !0anler
lab. finbct man Jpn jebt in je0cr tleInsn
6itte. Der MMeritauer tpare1 eS uor y
SSabreu in Sucion nod 10 spenige, ooB IS
GGinsm oaffieI, tuens man sinsm iolden
begeguetc. SEPT fallen @insIn Die iOeatgeI
Wtsritaner auf. ltber and inter OIeleiI
bemerte ih OenieIben Tortidritt. Die GIn7
ridtung ibrcr !9aMisr iOtUobl iHlpsnOlg
wie auBen bGlt 9lethen SdrLtt nit oenI
9ar5eu go ahead yGeien oe5 SrtS. Die
pradytpolltsn gdoen iiub eritanoen, 9a9er
Don Wt6beln unD Giienpaaren, BubbaHOz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-14
@~5Schenfliche Bninofs Sfaafs-Behuene.

O1ur tuemn Der vDeri6moIsene" GeIee
graph oas leiiten fam uno mill, toiro CT
0as Nerlangen nod eiaem HsgierungSs
Ielegrapben bauerno 3um S6ueigen brins
gen; o~nDernfnlIs miro eS it'd, tpsNn AUDI
3eitiueilig Our6 tleine 3ustltdnSnille be-
]dmidtigt, INNER bon neuein unO jeoeS1
NAL itGrter srbeben. Oenn Der fI08lide
Sopan3 Der Decentralization" bat ieine
G6redeu fir Die 9roBe Wtaiie beS Solfcs
I6na1t perloren, uno tuenn eS iib nit ben
beiligen vGtoatenre6ten" Dertragen bet.
baB Ser 8unD brieftihe Mittbeilnngcn 81
@hie ODER AT Sdifie iberbredte, tOerbsn
fie IS aud pobl ausbalteu t0nneu, baB ct
ie bur6 ben Orabt iibermittelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-14
NieocrIa9e Oct SemtpereM5Ier TIT
Snio.

Dtit getpobuter Ghatfr0ft tuiiblten Die
Semperens>O eren uno ibre SubGlter AUDI
in Ohio tuteocr fir etn tldlldDeS local
option 0eleg, ourd) Deides iDlleH Die uH>
terorliGung a~nitdnoiger MirtbidaFten in
einem groBen Gbeilc oeS StaateS erntogz
lidt iporben tpGre. Nber lie Daben jeBt nit
0ieiem 9la.e i'm Nbgeorbnctens .Oaule ber
Staat59elesgeOung III Columbus eIne JtIes
oerla3e ~erlitten, melde man FIR ent1dsIs
Deno bait.
MGbreHb IS i'm Dorigen Sabre i'm @bges
oronetens 0aule MIR an bret Stlmmen CUR
9tnuobme oisle5 local options Gjeiebes ges
brah, feblten biesmaL Den Gemperen3Iern
abt Stimmen. 4.
Die @ere6tigfeit erforbert, IS berpor3us
beben, baB Die Oemofreten ftb bel oieler
Nbltimmun9 better bielten, ais Die 9tepu7
blitaner. gfEr bier bon ben erlteren 1tIr1lln7
ten iiir oas local option>@eleb. Die Oes
mofraten ~befoI8teu uidt Die l6on mebrs
mails i'll lolden Vragen BON ibren Yartet7
g~enoilen III anoeren Staaten etngel1la@
gene tidiibe qolit!t, ben Die Wtebrbett etS
ner Staatsgeiebgebung biloen6en Jtepubit7
tancrll Die 5Wr Annabme zines 0erartIgen
@eleyes nod feblenoe S~timmeIsabl
81 liefern unb oann Den 5tepnbllt1s
nern Die Observation-Disclosures fir cine lold]e
WtaBregeI aui5ubIroen, ioubern lie gingsn
6auo III 9ano nit Der D%eruilntttgen WtlNs
oerbeit Der JtepubIitaner Ino madteI oas
ourb benz ani6la9e Der Sernperen5lsr Den
@araus.
lBabreno obsr bic j3abl Der nit geein
1tImmet1oen JtepubIifansr ltIr Is betrug,
belief 1t@ pie 3abI Der nit Stein ittMIHens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-14

buIb barouf Die icbise @niierleituns ein9es
fibrt, bann (ieit 1862 Die Na~rfan!agen III
Qngriff aenommen, Die (idols ourd Die
Anpflansung Don mebr ais elmer Wiluton
8aume binneW sebE Sabreu)einen iibcrauS
mobItbdtigen GinfluB auf bie@ei unobeitS.
b%eoinsungen Der Staot 9eiIbt baben. 0as
GresbuiB mar, oaB oieSterblidfeitSz Vate,
bic in cen IA Sabren por 1856 nIdt lpez
niger ais 37.91 betragen hattie, i'll ben
ndditen IA SabreN ibis 1870 auf 23.97
iant, uno BON 1870 bis 1879 Omit Gins
ihIuB oss b0jen Sabres 1879 auf 21.15.
Sir einseIne Sabre bieie5 Sab.scbntS
lelIt iid oas &erbGItniB nod beoeutenO
eUnitieer, namlih:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-14
@inpObn.r;a9I. ~stsrbItateitss

1iss be1tdtigt auf5 unpi6srIegIiaife,
gpaS an porliegenoer SteQe ihou lebr oft
bargetban puroe: oaB Gbicaeo nidt BLOB
cine Der ~gsiilnbeiteu, iOnoeru bic eez
@GEoelte 0rOBitaDt in Der Welt
iit, Auf @runo elmer freden SGIituug
seine. Ginpobnersnbl bat ct. 2ouis Sabre
Sang bieisn Jtubm fir iid beaniprudt,
Ddhysno Ell, wie li6 nun audi amtIid berz
auSi:eut, Gbicago gebilbrt. Dap in Der
port. ebeRben Cite st. @ouis nur NIT
333. 81, itatt auf Gruno Der Geniusz
Yer!6tiguu9 nit $50, 900 ~angegebeu lit,
Derrilgert Den lIntet idieo rur UNI einen
gaIS geriugiIgigsu Sruht6eiI.
las @unDerbarlte aber unb fir bic
lbuIfrait uub Ginii6t Der Giuwobner bon
Gbtclgo &ennSei6nenolte lit oies: 0aB
n~niere Staot ibren rreffli6en 0~eiunobettss
SuilcRn d. t etDa ir9smo elmer 0uIit
iurtr H1tiIrltdeH X1ge Su5ul6retbeu bat,
lOlioern ausihIieBIih ibre1 eigenen raft
l0ieu 8emiIbuugen uuo Ner%beHerungeR.
2iaH 9tatnr lit Der 9iaun1, auf ipelcbem
GsEcago iteht, elm eleuees Sumpf> uno
So. ODD. Den 8etDeiS oafiIr Iiefert bic
9h!. ia6e, oaB lit oeuSa6reu 1843 bis 1856
% our6ihnittIide SabreS7 SterbIidfeit
81. ,~IOliale 3ifer pom 1871 betrIg, Die
sls1 bsoeMtenoer erlGeint, iue!;n man err
xcQGt, baB oamals Die TerbGItniB5abI Der
Ruioer 3u ocn @rtDad ieHen pieI gerineer
uec, ais iebt. SIM Sabre 1856 tDaro nit
o:n, Dauen Der &loafsn (scwers) uno Der
So: ing ass StraBsH<9Iipeaus bsgonnsg,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-14
beritimmredt audi brett in allen Birtbss

beritimmredt audi brett in allen Birtbss
fra0cu cinfibren mirbe.
Gou Gehts unb NernuuTt tpegen tpiroe
Ibrigell5 Die 0inos Biu auf onltGnbige
8irtbi6aften gar ridt o%niuenobar jeiu;
bonn bic lino feline vdram-shops" ODER
Gauffneipeu, %ionDern saloons, Ser
iammlunesplabs auitauoi9 iib bel mdBi=
gem 3rinteu untcrDaltenoer Yerionen.
gIber leioer madt Der ameritaniihe @clebz
gcber unh Der ameritaniide 9tihter III Der
NegeI tsinen ioId,eu lluteribieo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05

San Francisco is hardly behind Paris in
the matter of corsets. There are here several
ladies, each with considerable establish
ment and all fully and protitably occupied.
That these articles do not rank far below
those of Paris even Worth has testified
For recently a San Francisco lady, being in
Paris, consulted with Worth about the con-
struction of dress. Said the autocrat :
"You will first have to have French cor
set-maker make your corsets. | cannot fit
an American pair" "Do not condemn
mine unseen" pleaded the lady. LET me
see them" said Worth. After inspection
Worth said "Why, those were made by
Nine Francine Barre" mo, sir" said the
enclosed lady; they were made by lady in
San Francisco, California" The reporter
saw the same corsets-saw them yesterday
The lady, of course, was not in them. They
were at the manufacturing not manufac-
tory at the laboratory, the studio of the
original constructor, whittier they had been
sent to be reboned or something. They
were a $50 set. They were lined with flesh
colored silk, covered with the costliest flesh
colored satin, bound with the richest flesh
colored plush, were deliberately embroid-
cred with the rarest of flesh-colored eXotics,
the laces were of the most precious flesh
colored silk cord, and round the upper
edges ran q soft, full trimming of the most
deiciously cream-colored old point lace,
held in place by hesh-colored ribbon
Francisco Chronicle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
NEGROES RIGHTS IN THEATEas.

Suit was begun yesterday by Pusey A.
Peer against Mrs, John Drew for $4,000
damages for injuries alleged to have been
sustained by his wife in being illegally
elected from the Arch-street theater on the
night of April IS, 1874. The occasion was
the poicemen's benefit for the centennial
funo. Mr.. Peer had bought two orchestra
circle tickets from police sergeant When
he, with his wife, presented them for adj
mission, they allege that Frederick Troffs,
the doorkeeper, refused to accept them,
and called out to an officer to put them
out" The officer, who has since died, Mrs.
Peer alleges, pushed against her with his
back and forced her out upon the steps
There was great crowd pressing for ad-
mission, and in the struggle Mrs. Peer lost a
fur cane, and her husband afterward found
himself minus his watch-chain. Mrs Peer
also, she says received severe bodily inju-
ries, which have rendered her subject to
fits ever since. The defense deny that Mrs
Peer ever reached the doorkeeper with her
ticket; that she never was forcibly elected,
and that if such an attempt had been made
itcould not have succeeded in'the crowd that
was present Mr.. Peer, in 1873 obtained a
verdict of 1910 for losses sustained by him
on the same occasion. The defense in the
present suit will open to-day Philadel-
phia Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
SEVEN SPOTS ON THE SUN.

Seven large spots variegated the disk of the
sun yesterday. They were not widely scat
tered, and might be considered as a group.
These spots form the most striking view yet
presented during this season of maximum
sun spots Scattered among the large spots
are innumerable small ones that appear no
larger than pins head. An eighth large
spot is forming. This wonderful display of
solar forces can be easily observed by all
possessing telescopes, without danger.
Even spy-glass fixed so that it can be
turned to the sun without using the eve
will throw an image of the sun on a white
screen. This image can be brought into
focus by sliding the tube or moving the
screen to. and from the eye.piece, until the
edge of the sun appears sharp and the spots
become visible. The spots can be easily
seen on an image three-quarters of an inch
in diameter. But the eye must be kent
from the instrument or serious injury will
result. The earth storms seem to respond
to the great storms in the sun with remark
able precision. 1t is to be hoped that the
sun observations during the summer in
connection with the meteorological records,
will throw some light upon the exact ma
ture of the influence of sun storms upon the
earth.-[ Rochester Democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
GENERAL PRESS.
why IT COULDN'T Be MADE TO WORK.

WHY NOlLnN On AAhE ~ WYNN.
The --latest proposition ofthe land-leaguers.
that MesSrs. Parnell, Dillon, O'kelly and
SEXTON shall resign their seats in parlia-
ment and new and trusty men be put up for
eleetion in their places, so that in the course
Milne ELECTORAL Campaigns the league doc
trineS could be promulgated all over the
counties represented by the imprisoned
members, is not without ingenuity. But
there is one little difficulty in the way. A
member of parliament cannot voluntarily
yacate his seat, but must go through the
form of accepting from the chancellor of the
eycheouer the stewardship of the Chiltern
Hundreds. In olden times the Chiltern
hills and beech woods were the refuge Of
robber chiefs and their merry men, and the
stewards duty was TO protect the inhabi-
tants Of the neighboring country from their
depredations. The Chiltern Hundreds of
modern constitutional fiction embrace three
Buckinghamshire parishes, and the member
who obtains the stewardship from the chan
cellor of the exchequer is supposed to re
ceiye a pound and few small fees for his
emouments. But this stewardship can
only be conferred by the crown, acting on
the advice of the ministry, ands the crown
may refuse to grant it to member, thus
preventing him from vacating his seat.
There are precedents, one as late as 1872
for refusing to grant the stewardship, and
when the question came up last year, apro-
pos of Mr., Dodson's case, Mr., Gladstone de-
c AIRED that the rule was ito consider wheth-
er the gentleman who asks for the office can
by possibility be escaping from.any duty he
owes to parliament" etc. If Mr.. Parnell
were to apply to him he might therefore
decline to give him the coveted stewardship,
as Lord North refused to grant it hundred
years ago on party considerations.-t New
Work World
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05

Block @. s NJ, situated near the crossing of
the Texas q Pacific and Houston & Texas Gem
trail railways. In East Dallas, containing 6 IL
acres Of land; Y fine, native forest growth and
y prairie, bounded by Swiss Avenue Good,
Live Oak and Cantagrel streets and inclosed
with good Bots FARO post and fine plank fence.
No healthier or more desirable place can be
found In the city On II are 1--WE dwelling
houses The main building Is concrete and
frame, with two rooms 20 feet square, four rooms
Is feet square, dining andcook rooms, verandas
and balconies. Belonging toit are good stables,
out-houses horse lot and well of cool, pure and
never falling water. The other houses are for
tenants, containing from two to four rooms with
Enclosures OF 5Oxl00 feet and supplied with
water from q well Of excellent water In the
center of the block. For large mandatory II
offers superior advantages and facilities. Alta
depth of twenty-seven feet water In inexhnust-
ihle quantity can be found, and track of two
blocks win connect II with the II. & 7. or H. e
I. O. railways-ln fact with the whole railway
system of the city For investment, the CAPT
talist can find none safer or better II Is offered
MS n whole. If not sold soon II win be leased for
tcrmof years or partitioned aud offered for
sale In lots TO suit purchasers. For terms etc.,
apply TO JONES & MURPHY,
Land Agents, 40 Main Street. or 10
JOHN J. GOOD,
Attorney at Law. 6l9 Elm Street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
DEMOCRATIC ERRORS.

Unless the theory of our government Is
radically at fault and the experience of the
past and of other nations is misleading, II
would be greatly TO the advantage of the
country TO- have an opposition party that
COULD, with ease and confidence, be trans
formed into the party Of the government
II the democratic leaders are capable of
learning from experience, or prohting by
discipline, they will begin to espouse meas.
ures and affirm principles that will com.
mend their party to the electors when next
an opportunity presents itself to end DIV.
nasty that good many people beside
uemocrats nave come to think has lasted
quite long enough. Boston Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
RAILROAD WARS.

Railroad wars which take the direction of
fast trains are about as costly and more UNI
profitable than those which run to rate cut.
ting. The trunk lines tried some expert
ments of this kind few years ago, but soon
tired of them. Now they are at il again.
The Pennsylvania road has put on limited
Pullman train to make the distance be-
tween Chicago and New York, each way, in
il not of profit. the New York Central will
follow suit. Quite likely there are travel
ers enough between the east and the west
willingto pay the extra cost Oft exclu-
sive and aristocratic accommodation, to fill
tation neither line will make anything by
the move. The necessary running time Of
iorty-threc to forty-eight miles an hour is
nothing extraordinary for short distances,
out nowhere else in the world is IL attempt
ed for 1000 miles. This Il the land of Biz
railroading as well as OF other wonders
[St. Louis Globe-Democrat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05

remove the tariff on cotton-ties. After Mr..
voorhees, went down south 10 tell the peo-
pie how very much mistaken they were
about the tariff, this action is not une1-
pected. When the people begin TO remove
the import tax ON anything, there is no tell.
ing where they viii stop. The tariff on
quinine is gone; the cotton-tie tax is
doomed, and perhaps the next thing will be
to reduce the tax on iron, steei or ma
so We will not have to pay two
prices for a locomotive and $4,000 for a
half a million dollar mill.-[Louisyille
Courier-Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
Notice.

All persons having claims against the estate
of William l., 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.
lifted 10 come forward and make immediate
payment The undersigned were appointed
OF said estate on the 9TH day OF
October 1881, and reside In Dallas county Texas
and their postofllceis Lancaster, In said county
and state wO0DIE I. WHITE and
FRANK NJ. WHITE,
Admrs, OF VIM. l.. White, deceased.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
wiJlYou Believe ITO

WONAN's BEST FRIEND TO relieve the aching
heart of woman, and bring joy where sorrow
reigned supreme, is a mission before which the
smiles of kings dwindle into utter inSigniticance
THIS is the peculiar province OF Bradfieids Fe.
male Regulator which, from its numberless
cures, Is appropriately styled "woman'S Best
Friend, The distressing complaint known as
whites and various irregularities of the
like magic before this wonderful compound
Physicians prescribe 1t
Near Marietta, Ga, March 81, 1870.
Some months ago bought bottle of Brad
fields Female Regulator and used ii in my
family with the utmost satisfaction. l have
recommended it to three families, and they have
found il To be justwhatis claimed The females
who have used the Regulator are now in perfect
health, and able to attend to their household
duties REV. II. b. JOHNSON
DR.. .Bradfeld Prop, Atlanta Ga. Price.
Sl,50, per bottle. Sold by all. Druggists and
Wholesale Agents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received at this ONCE for
the next 30 DAYS for sinking well 5oOscet
eight TO six inches in diameter. Bond required
for the faithful performaisc and completion Of
the work. The right TO reject any or.all bids re-
served. Address T. p. REEVES,
Secretary Bald Mountain Coal and OIL Co.
Bolton, Bell county, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
gmentp- glue Gent Column.
Qoticcs.

:. =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may be handed into
~ our business office up TO SIP. NJ, and into the
composing room up TO a. m.
NOIlCE @strayed nom AZ Bryan street. BAL.
~ las, ON the 10Th Of October, a small, black
mule; brandedC @. X. joined and reversed, on left
shoulder Anyone restoring or giving any in-
formation at the above address will be rewarded
T'HoMAS HousE-9O7 Main street, near
4 sycamore, Dallas, Texas; rates 81. so per day;
Doard by the week or month. Street cars pass
the house, run within two squares OF each depot
The house is new and wen furnished. fhe
affords w. THOMAS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
AdminIstrator's Sale.

Notice y hereby given that In pursuance Of an
Texas will sell at private sale all the interest
Off ID Copperiield deceased, In the late Arm M
Lyttc II Copperheld; also about thirty Ave head
OF horses and mules belonging to said estate
Fordescription Of property call on
nov 5-let J. b. HATCH, Dallas Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
TIL. TARIFF QUESTION

The speech of the Hon. Daniel Voorhees,
a Indiana, Is producing an effect already.
planters association at vicksburg, resoln.
uon was adopted memorializing congress 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05

CTRAYED OR ST0LEN--From the Chicago.
- Texas & Mexican Central engineering camp,
on Muddy creek In Collin county bay marc
about IA hands high, branded on thelefi Shout.
der J. with circle at the top. A liberal reward
will be paid for the return Of the mare 10 Inc
Office Of the c. 7. & N. q. road In this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-05
miscellaneous aaants.

WANTED TO exchange a new two.story
residence OF II rooms and all modern con
venienees ON lot l00S20O, barn etc, ON best
residence street in city, for an improved farm
ADDRESS Immediately with full descr ption of
farm, A., postofice ,iyiis,
ney5.4t
WANTED TO form coparmersiip with a
M, nNe, el'ergeile man 10 engage IN the saw
n NOW BUSINESS Address cam no; H"NE i,S,,
WANTED "A man and Wife, a ma TO drive
w team and woman TO cook in respectable
lalnlly Apply TO Fine Very Fine. nov3-lt
WANTED.-A good man to lecture, TO travel
with magic lantern show. Call on or
ADDRESS NJ. l.. SCOTT,
ilovS-4t Crutchfeld house
w ANTED "A competent German drug clerk
III hrst-ciass drug store, in large town in
horlh IeNas, Address AP0THECARY
--- HERALD Office
WANTED Responsible man to work ON a
gentleman'S place, TO care for horses and
carriages especially, and cow Wages twenty
dollars per month and board. Address, with
name OF last employer as reference,
Weatherford Texas.
WANTED woman to cook and wash in A
~, private family; also small girl ms nurse.
WI pay good wages 10 good parties Apply to
6Oi Elm street.
WANTED.--To exchange for stock of goods,
~ farm OF S6oaeres, twenty miles north of
pasture and wood land; can all be cultivated il
desired; has good dwelling house and lasting
spring and well water, viii exchange for stock
OF dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes gro
ceres, or wagons and bnggies; or will trade for
Dallas city property; or with small payment down
VIII sell on one, two three and four years time
frlce VI 90 per acre. Address C.
Care Judge Barksdale, Dallas, Texas
WANTED--A seamstress, one that has some
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For the speedy cure Of supermatorrhm sexual
debility and lmpotency, most druggists have the
medicines. We wish 70 stop this curse OF civilI-
zation. Address 81. Louis Curative Institute,
ST. Charles street, between Sixth and seventh
streets, st. Louis, No.
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9husicfan.

! Office over Exchange bank building, rosi
dence SS5 San Jacento street; telephone at resi-
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Gov lease.
Eost.
Honrd.
Straued.

RoARD-can be obtained at 200 diialn street
- with or without room.