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The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26
To
ANVVNtOvs x M0eV0N cS,
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1881.

The APrEkL, having completed the
torlieth vesr Of is existence, needs
no elaborate prospectus as 20 it's
future policy Suffice il 10 say, that,
believing the Democratic party TO
be the safest repository for the great
trusts Of the government, the APPEAL
viii continue to be a Democratic
newspaper While faithfully adher-
ing to the party which it has support
"A for forty years, il will labor ear
lestly for the development of south.
I'm thought southern Industries,
southern literature. southern agri-
culture aud trade, and southern effort
Tor unity aud brotherhood between
all sections Of the country Il will
eudeayor TO secure from Congress
liberal appropriations for the i'm
proving Of our rivers, favor railroad
building, organized efforts for immi
grafton, manufacturing, and every
enterprise calculated to promote the
prosperity Of the people The AP-
PEAL has no competitor In the vast
territory which forms the field Of its
circulation, and which it occupies
almost to the exclusion of any other
morning paper, and it viii continue
in all the essential Of "a drst-class
newspaper, to maintain its conceded
position.
nAII.Y ApPFAI.- nar rear $40 o.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26

DAILY APPEAL, per year. $40 %
DAILY APPEAL. six months ....... o.
WEEKLY APPEAL, per year ....... Y
WEEKLY APPEAL, six months .... u
Send for gample copies to
GALLAVAY HEATING,
Memphis Iennessee.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26

keap your HIaH eoachea and nif.
got meh at h6ae tha tssr. ga
elect none bld llge prograa siTs mon
% the Lafi aaihfa illhe nlaa who
wants ~ fapreseEa oars aot =
vor ofnaklne Geld appf0tHl
for "a 2iirnese q fnrtlefIal ho
cause q + ina' % ana =
Ing linFeau klsifsifA Him
'tarF 1sadI GA - 80 ii
gloH And select m
Who ls fully abreast Of the aee
Aberdeen Examiner
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26
PRIME COST!

IfyouwaRt bargains, no10 is the time to get them
for these goods must and OiU be Sold IN order that
a fair and equitable distribution may be made
oDaonq the creditors Without delay.
Remember that the stock is nOIV almost as com
plete as that Of any house IN this city and don't
fail to call and examine It before BUYING else
lOkere.
JERRE Scale
abr7-sm, assignee
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26


From Having been intimate anum
Der of years with the proprie:ors Of
eSwifls Syhilitic Specino'f ] have
known much Of its manufacture and
use. Thefe are men in this commu7
nity-well kno1n citizens-who were
victims in carly bfe to Syphilis, the
most terrible curse that ever afflicted
the human family ard who have
taken the SIS. S. medicine. and are
now. to all appearances, and in their
own behef, as free from faint OF dis
eas6 rs the iirst hian, fresh from the
.ba1ds of his Maker. Delicacy Of
course fofbids their public recon-
mendations Of this medicine, but /
am allowed 10 refer the sceptic pri-
vately to those who will endorse
everything that can be said in its ia
'96r Being professionally much op
posed to endorsing or recommending
nosrhms OF secret remedies, it is
with hesitation that I attach my
naDe 10 this sarticle; but | know
whefeof speak when ] say that our
science has not been made public a
20 ibinatN ual to Swift's Syph
80 Speo6 Ior the purpose indi-
Gated. The greatest boon the gov
ernment could bestow on hundreds
of thousands of its citizens would be
to purchase this receipt ofits bropri'
etors, and make II public for the
benefit Of the present and all coming
gent luuB, # Nsf ~ ~
I. j.. nASSENBUR6. Pm. G..
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, iro'
prietors, Atlanta Ca.
Sol bv an Dueeist's.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26

The Carthegenian says Near Pen
sacola in this this c0ahtvliFed a COB
ored man named Humphrey, with bis
family, LiyiRa wilh hinsaaaa col
oredyouth RaIhed B eaui - There
was a ydoant sabln irtb6 yafd. ana
Humphreys house being crowded,
Bean9ara vsneams = Z D to
oesdby this sa6Il 3 j sseepInq . room.
Humphrey concluded 70 have some
sport At The young mans expense,
and for that purpose went 10 the door
Of the cabinlale ~ niabt - baas 4
70 ecratch'on it Tor tbe purpose OF
frightening him Awakened and per.
maps startled by the noise, Beanre-
gard dehahdedAio know Who wae
there, bot his question M. via nd
response The scratchi e
neFel, apd the demands Hu aho
we ell vas fspsat4@ eit6oat ehd.
tds Ahtheblg Eheteupon TIE boy
reached Tor his pistol and fred. kill
ing ihe old man ins'aatly-Comct.
" 6.nnI -
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26

Meat aud poultry win lose their
flavor and iunHess I'd left in ilfs water
alter they are done .as. .will = - ilsh.
which will break to f'ftees.. NJ a
sl,as rrssFs.yes .gre9sq ig9W Fall paper
iag seFffal lOias oi hlotiiug paper on
tAe spot and hold q hot iron near Il
uaiil the gfesAH ats0f1sL 4AH
BeesWax ane sali viii make dat-
isoas as clean std smooth rs glass
lie easlnnpsdf tsaH ~ a.Ha 4 aa8 keep
e 9st fcr thaI purpose Whehthe
irons afe hot rub them with the wax
rag. t1en scoar with a paper or rag
anHuidall .teftlz Q
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26
JoHNSON'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
2lO & 2i2 N. THIRD ST.,
iabuhdiHg south sfp0SI0iss, st. LOUIS
Open Day and Night all the year.

All Of the branches Of Business Education
taught.
Independent Department for the English
branches.
Higher Mathematics, German and kloeltion.
Photography taught personally q per nail.
For q full course Of Double En-
try Bookkeeping in all Of its
forms with Commercial Cores
DOnQence ..-.........s... SAO
For a Full Commercial Course,
embracing ell the branches Of
aPractical Business Education,
Life Scholarship ............S $50
Reference made te thousands Of students who
have completed under our instruction.
For circulars giving filliniormation concern
ing time 10 complete board, course Of insirue-
tion, etc. Address -
v6-nli-ly J. W.JOHNs0N, Prest.
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26


One nf ihe best signs oi the price
of callen pexl iall IS Toe price 81 fl-
tnr. h6N Cftoh faf November Is
nov tloie.iai sgh0. whaeissi ytaf|
B. vas two or imtc cents higher
,i. Msss zRg. l.2ilSR SIS
50 stk5.a lm hcl. a. ibgse exofbi-
tara alhrCs ~ tfbrtionset & VIII
cosl ct lcast uiaa cciils fief isaitd 30
ralse cctton. ard how much defs ihc
farmer make lie is wolkia1 iur
NoShdhd uins l.a alu.tinshi siie'is y
slave 90 the Mouth ami WH'tl ~
they eet an bis labor ne nufs the
cotton that h saeats and Tolls over
in bot SQuihefn SON, Manufactured
up into 3 uon 10 ids 81 au tNorbi-
tani piico Instead of heil & ftce
and iRdtpeudent as ihd @tmel esgpl
% be. be is cntirdY dependent
From the different reports, the
acreage IN co9op Fif Ia lalgT tlps
year thauifst MieA ae Aop sHA0uIit
-al e {. 100000 bales Il tSis apud
h6 apythiag Ike D fayora'1e crol
s.aaa frHra uftf fsa fnafia ~ fnnaf IS
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26

Ht inlT IS, so.
IL C Is HofFkfI -Qeaf sir.-
Jnsllce a. rou demands fhaI IsEould
give F4t ny expericncf siei your
exec nt medicine. Tcelllna Our
lislh M tlust fblrtecn months old.
llaa dna much trouble leethinp
Livery remedy Hasexhaualed inshape
ol cnpasus from our family
phzaaan- IIaI bowels continued 10
uus hiood. ald burning ie-
tsk 6 iAuel fer days IS 8 time
He8 Hns aIa6ai dispaired oil Her
hined II try Teelhina
re s. q slsf s. two, thasa vas 4
anqe-ne9 lIle ha1 returned
Ns eefe dearly * solsF. ~
th Q TaclHaA. die lHaa babe 4
6le,
Ediior.and prop'r Tuskegee (Ala j
News. apr7
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26

hoARe Maben viii remove tea
stains D s f'litsiasnsi-f i-fsas IN
#a4ef khe stalnand thdf
pfsfeq. frofi aPrea' q ayer "A
fabfie 4hi'e KIM l1 n5IE bof
WaaaiHa VII aIHays remove
siains ron Iabrie.
Aiienors afesyery fond 81 nall
eaiefe 1Q4 Air VIII Hobkio
reeeie# threc xasterday e
Orlea aad = undersi
will l placedelh he Ia
ColauIbgs as sem "a II'4 saa
dies g whom lshey wore za
tired e dem E1.iltle c5l0a boys
bad btiler lake garninQ. fer while
they ~ Bslin9 olie o tic Ie4iii.s
alligasDfsnag talseInun il. md nat
D''P'sH
The Chickasaw messenger., 1881-05-26

la0uai 9lif --Ab1HIisl asN4
TIE prtsa em- l. c-m'ngd 10 on
ali t4a aai asfY iiR ~ Ts1et'
lca-t Fc iuIr 50 ~ ihr Feet that
......Is,IA Ja9. B5Aaeg19fe'Tss (
from g vrrar. dlBn tl immigration
Ae3nq 9assIanlahlrceti iis a8f
eiga- lalllrs moaih We ac-
knowledge lisgspmphment Eioilphid
the press, hy the press. bat as we
are from bIincmie qRpssqlg 40 havs
ing all The eldees eoafeifed upon
'., % "9h se
mus 3 allowed 10 come N and
shaTethe longfs andltbg r@aaisiies
attaching With the editors.
Buy, in revolving tie whole matter
seriously over 10 our mind. We are
forced 90 The conclusion that after all
the elatter for the editors, perhaps
there is no real danger, OF cause for
special alarm, on tie subject. The
Convention, ghen 4 meets, may be
relied-upon, We think, for making
short work ofthe long list Of editors.
That body no doubt viii be moyed
70 let the editors seyerely alone and
perha fhem.ia aAkh fotstav where
tlef Slp DO the ro# eood VIZ. in
their printing offices, quietly pan
ming for The elevation Of those who
viii tnfn and rend flipmfat tbeIdssl
opportunity Hints County Ca
~ ip 3bam ot isgM tW3ft
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

THE Globe-Democrat gives the following
interesting paragraph; "In the statistics OF
our foreign commerce for 1880, New Orleans
shows the GREATEST proportionste increase of
all the great ports except Boston, and u
larger increase in amount than any port et-
cept New York. The total exports of the
year, as compared with tho previous yeor,
show volume Of $3.50 100000 against S7C5
100000. New York increased from S34q.
100000 in 1870 to $407, 100000 in 1850, an ia
crease Of l6 per cent; New Orleans from
SSl,0OO.0O0 to S102,0OO,OOO, an increase of
20 per cent; Boston from S51, 100000 to
SO6O0OO 900, or 299 per cent; Baltimore from
S6S 800 900 to $74, 100000, or 81 per cent.
while Philadelphia decreased from S5O,5OO,-
600 TO S4650OOO0, and San Francisco from
SSl,OOO,0oO to S28, 900, or 8 per cent.
each. This remarkable increase in the
volume of business done at New Orleans
would have.been impossible without the in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

The New York Wor Id raises on interest
ing question in !he following extract for the
consideration of the American people, and
it takes exactly the right view on the ocean
steamer subsidy iniQuitous scheme. The
World says: "If Mr. Blaine is to be the
chief of the cabinet of President Garfield, it
would be interesting to know whether he
spoke for that cabinet the other day in the
senate when he urged congress to enter upon
sDew policy Of paying annual subsidies to
ocean steamers 10 order to encourage
the building and navigation Of
American vessels. A great many,
probablya majority, Of thoughtful men in
this country will infer from Mr.. Blsine's
reply to Mr.. Beck, sther that Mr.. Blaine has
not entered upon any such relations wish 'he
president-elect rs would impose 8 po.icy Of
reserve upon Mr.. Blsine, or that Ger Al
Garfield has distinctly foreshsdowed to Mr..
Blaine the purposes Of his govern5ent
respecting subsidies. II is not easy to sup
pose that Mr.. Blaine, knowing he is to he
General Garlold's secretary Of state, would
speak so unreservedly in favor of subsidies
unless after q full understanding with his
future chief. It's less easy to suppose that
having had such an understanding, he can
have been trying to steal march upon his
colleagues in the new cabinet and so to en-
barrass the president. A policy imposing
new taxes or using any part of cur surplus
revenues to pay large annual sums to Amer
lean ship-builders as bounty or subsidy
will certainly be new to the present genera
ton of voters. If the object were to enable
Americans to obtain vessels ut the cheapest
price, tho obvious way TO accomplish that
purpose will be to permit Americans to buy
vessels wherever they may SEQ fit to buy
them and to remove the present taxes from
American ship.building"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10
The Main stree. sewer.

The retaining w,l! o the Npia street
sewer nus caved ia at different points and the
llow of water hiss been stopped, leaving lsrge
pools of standing water bore and there. The
street committee win increase the force
working on the seuer by pacDg six more
hands At the disposal of the city engineer. in
order tnat the work NAV be more rspidly
and satisfactorily pushed forward to COM
Oletiou.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

THE name of Ex-Governor L. j. Davis
having been withdrawn from the senate, for
collector of the port at Galveston, Genera
A. g. Malloy, of Jefferson, was nominated.
General Mslloy was gallant and distin.
guished officer in the Union army during the
late war and was brcveted for bravery TO the
rank of brigadier.general. He has lived in
Texas since the war was over and has filed
muay positions of honor and trust both un-
der the state and general government and
always with fidelity and with credit 10 him
self and to the government. He has host
of warm friends in Texas, democrats as well
as republicans, who will be glad indeed to sec
him confirmed by the senate, for there is nc
gentleman with better qualifications for the
position, and 10 member Of the republican
party in Texas, whose appointment viii give
more general satisfaction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10
MRlI MriIIpd

Tuesday night the Queen City guards had
drill in Moninger'5 hall, now used by the
company for an ermory. A number of lady
and genslamon friends of the company were
present, interested spectators, Tbs boy,
looked handsome in their bright uniforms
and were sSilfully handled by Capt. Felt on.
In the manual Of arms and in the evolutions
Of the company, they displayed the prof.
cheney and accuracy of veterans. The guards
give grand military ball on the nil INT of
Wsshington's birthday, and are drilling up
for the occasion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10
FRAUDULENT PLOWS !

The widely extended popularity of implements acquired by
oasn effort during half century to build business mon
the enduring principles of fair dealing with giving
best models that and ingenuity could design combined
strictly Grsas material and the most skilled caused unscru.
puou parties to flood the country with FRAUDULENT EHEUFA-
EAssNS Of our implements.
In order not only protect hardly reputation but
also the interest paonsboh mercantwe have
already brought suit against the spurious mue.
and ho purpose this notice give warming to MENa
CHANTS and farmers whom comparatively innocent Of
i'll intent both which classes with the maker
before the law that will hold all MEEsCEA MIS- Others who
handle or use WLEGSAA AMAEATA0NS goods
accountability the Courts This applies not only pows parts
of pows also as Points, etc
These dishonest schemes to do business fairly earned epu
aon another involving bcod ransgressons patent copyright
and trademark law have become fragrant that determined
avail ourselves all redress contained the against
FACTUREHs, MERCHANT O. FARMER Who infrinlos our
rights by making selling using these frauds
Respectfully
Louisville, Ky, OIL 1880 B. Z. AVERY 4 SONS
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Hast weeks mortunrv Eonor,

st, Louis-Population, 35O,522; total
deaths in 1880, 6,685; ratio per thousand in
hebitsnts, 1895; deaths of persons under five
years of age, 1887,
Oincinnst-Populstion, 255,7OS; total
deaths, 8, 1875; ratio, 1904; deaths under five
years, 2,l96.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S46,9s4; total
deaths, 1885; ratio, 2O5; deaths under five
wears, 6,49l.
Chicago Population, sos, 29s; tot deaths
l0,462; ratio, POS; deaths under five years
5000.
Boston Population, 363,9SS; total deaths
$3.50; ratio, 22.9.
Brooklyn - Population, 5666S0; total
deaths, 13,l7l; ratio, 2S.2; deaths under 1--WE
ears, 6,193.
Baltimore Population, 332, 100; total
deaths, $3.50; ratio, 24.9; deaths under five
years, 1929.
New CHARACTERIZATION, 2l6359; total
deaths, 1926; ratio, 25.5; deaths under five
years, 1881.
New York-Population 1,206,59O total
deaths, 3l,770; ratio, 26.3; deaths under five
years, 14,599.
The secretary of the board of health, in his
report Of the number Of deaths for the week
ending yesterday, made the following state.
mpnt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

FRIDAY morning there will arrive n the
city party of exeursionists from Maine by
the Texas & Pacific railroad These gentle.
men are capitalists visiting Texas on pros
pecting tour, and they will remain in our
city six or eight hours. Would it rot be an
advisable thing for our mayor or city coun
Gil and our board of trade to show these
gentlemen some special attentions and make
their stay in Dallas an agreeable one They
will want to see the place and learn all sbout
its advantages, and they certainly should be
afforded every opportunity of doing SO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

In IS true, as Mr.. jay Gould says, that one
pow rlul telegraph company with unlimited
resources and under economical manage
ment can give TO the public better service
and at cheaper rates than number Of little
companies, all fighting each other, but the
question is, win it do IL! 1t is not in human
nature that monopoly will claim the pound
Of flesh, having the power 10 exart II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

For sixteen years past women have been
employed as clerks in the Stockholm En-
skilda bank, Stockholm, Sweden. A. 0
Wallenberg, one of the directors of the bank
says "Since the 4th Of July, 1864, sixteen
young ladies have been engaged in the bark.
or these there are in the service of the bank
eight; married and LEFT, five; advanced to
more remunerative positions in other institu-
tions, two; dismissed for inaptitude, one. OF
those remaining, three are cashiers on their
own responsibility, ore is assistant to the
keeper of the head ledger and four hold in
ferior positions"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

Hon. ROGER Q. MILLS sends us copy Of
the "Apportionment IN der tenth csaus H
the United States" with "Iabular strnm
exhibiting total population Of eech state and
territory; the apportionment OF msmbcrs of
congress from 20S to 825; mciety questions,
etc; together with remarks of Hon. S. S.
Cox, chairman, etc." for which we arr I'M
der obligations and tender our acknowledge
ments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

creased depth of the channel through the
ietties, and it is a significant indication OF the
changes which are to be brought about by
the improvement of the Mississippi river
Within ten years after ton foot channel is
between St. Louis and New Or
leans, New Orleans will be greater export
ing point than New York"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

How is this The New York World says?
the original Dan Rice, equestrian clown, died
at Birmingham on January 10Th, unattended
by any one, but an old and stsunoh friend
and the New Orleans papers of late date
say the only original and genuine Dan Rice
IS in that city organizing circus, with which
he will shortly take the road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

A concert viii, be- given at Craddock's
opera house next Thursday evening by some
of our best home talent. Some beautiful
solos, Ducts and Quartettes have been Sc
looted. A grand treat may be expected. 1t
is hoped that our amsteur artists may be lib
orally patronized. The proceeds are to be
donated to a charitable purpose. Price Of
admission % cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

THE anthropologists may contend just rs
much as they please that there is no such
thing as pliocene man in America, but if
some of tho anti-free school, anti,railroad,
anti,immigration wise.acres of this state, and
and-sanitsry, anti street improvement soons
of this city are not fossil remains, why the
trade of tho antiquary is snare and a
delusion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10
OUR CIRCULATION.

The following speaks for ITSELF without COM
me ut from ourselves:
OFFfcE DALLAS HERALD.
January 4, 1854
A. NJ Cochran, Esq, Postmaster, Dallas.
DEAR SIR--ilerewith enclosed we hand you
one hundred and twenty-one dollars and
seventy cents, amount bill due for postage of
the Daily HERALD for last month
We would thank YOU, If possible and coDve-
nient TO you, TO furnish us the information as
t. the comparative circulation of the HERALD
as against the other PAYERS If north Texas.
Very respectfully,
PF0uTs, ELLIOTT 4 HALL,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

SIGNoR TAGLIArIETRA, The italian bari
tone, who sang in this city short while
since and whose opera company met with
such DISASTROUS fortune, will sing in New
York on the 18th ut the Poe Memorial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

Professor George will organize his dancing
class at Turner hall this Friday and Satur-
day. From 4 to for ladies, misses and
masters; y to 10 for gents.
Class will meet the same days for six
weeks. Liberal patronage solicited.
Respectfully,
PROF. w, N, GEORGE,
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AS AN evidence how rapidly the nbilitie

AS AN evidence how rapidly the abilities
sn1 rights of women are being recognized al
over the world, the University college, Lon
don, England, has admitted them to its
classes, and there are now ITO of them in
daily attendance upon the classes of the vari-
GUS professors, AMI one Miss A. Heather
Bigg has.carried OFF the Joseph Hume scholar.
chip, beating all male competitors
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

j. O'Brien was found on Pacific avenue in
aim jsmish state and carried to the station
house. Ho grow worse and DR.. Carter the
city physician, had him taken to the city
hospital, where he is lingering between life
q nd deAth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

The Globe Democrat says Mr., Hayes has
drawn the presidential salary monthly in
advance ever since no entered the White
House, and that he did an unlawful thing
in doing so. Was he afraid that Mr.. Tilden
might claim his own and get t,too, before he
oould foh itY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

A STATUE is to be erected to Nicephore
Nipeo the inventor Of photography, and N.
Gullsme. of the Paris institute, has been
charged with its execution. 1t will be erected
in May at Cbaonssur-Seine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

no -NoriCE.-Meetin; of stockholders of
the CITY National Bank. A meeting of the
stockholders of the City National Bank,
OF Dallas, VIII be held at the onlce
or SAT- bank on Monday, the uth dny
of February, 1881, at 3 O'clock m. lor
tbs purpose OF electing a board of directors of
said bank for The ensuing year, BY order of
the board Of directors.
GEORGE W. MAHONEY. Cosbior
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

PROFESSOR TIoE says that to-day there
will be falling barometer rising tempera-
ture, clouding threatening weather, with
rain or snow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10
Krieg's MIL for Sale.

Az ereaI sacrifice. One it-horsepower engine
oompiete, with -four mach lnery, ali in sood
pud dn groxH order, ana dwelling, mill building
chinery alone for $1,000. Address ''''
CHRISTIAN KREIG,
Dallas, Texas.
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Notice of Dissolution,

NHh copartnershlp heretofore exlstns he.
sd a. Tween wee me Undersigned Is this day dis
s"lNeu oy mu'uM consent, j. IS. DaughsrIv
assumes payment of all liabilities of the llrmS
anu ,, 10 whom all notes and accounts should he
paw" j.. ). DAUGHERTY,
nau,s ro~ ! b, ARMENIAN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10

KANSAS is about TO adopt stringent and
effectusl militia bill. viii not Texas do the
same thing, or win she always be behind?