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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-09
Suggestions by Roscoe conkling,

WASHINGTON, July THE following
correspondence has passed between ex-
Senator Conkling and Attorney General
MacVeagh:
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, New York.
July ), 1881.
M DGar .Str:-In the adherence with
which all decent men alike shudder at
the attempt to murder the President
have given thought to a matter to which
your attention may or may not have
turned. Oar criminal code treats pre-
meditated homicide in all eases alike, If
respective of the victim. Murder being
visited by the greatest penalty, perhaps
no distinction between one ease and an
other could be founded on the public re-
lations held by the person slain. But in
case Of attempt to murder broad diStinc-
tious can be made between assailing the
life of an individual and an attempt to
take n life of special value to the whole
people. The shocking occurrence of Sat
urday | thihk; demands that the detini-
ton and punishment of assaults aimed
at high executive officers, whether sue
cessful or not. should be made thorough
Iy rigorous. The man who attempts the
life of the President, if morally RESPONSE
bic, commits an offence which the Nation
ought to guard against and punish by
the exertion of all the power civilized
Nations may employ. ] suggest this as
deserving consideration.
My profound sympathies are with the
President and with all of you every hour.
The cc.Hict of reports keeps hope and
fear striving Uith each other, with moth
ing stable except faith and trust that the
worst is over passed. wish you would
express to the Presidenk my deepest
sympathy In this ,loiIr which silouid hush
all discords and enlist ali prayers for his
safe deliverance. Please also give 30
Mrs. Garfield my most respectful condo
lence. Trusting that all will be we'll
cordially yours, Roscoe CoNKLlNG.
Te the Hon. Roscoe Conkling, Fifth
AveHVe Hotel New Y ork.
Thanks fos your letter of 9TH. which
has just reached nag. Its suggestions will
Ie carefully considered, and its kind
message of sympathy will be conveyed
to the President and Mrs. Garfield 81 the
earliest opportunity.
WAYNE MAcyEAeH
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The New York Chamber of Commerce
proposes . popular subscription of $780,
sD0, for the benefit of Mrs. Garfield and
.ler children, and leads with twenty in
slTldual Subscriptions amounting TO SAL
.ln0
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$500 Reward

"ILL be paid by the Farmers and
w Mechanics Mutual Insurance Association
of Cecil county for the detection and conviction of
the incendiary Of any building insured in this
Association, as well as for that of Richard T.
Towards house. which was burned ON the oath or
25th of March last. near Zion
JOSEPH MILLER President
HENRY II. KIMBLE, Secretary
April LIFT
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For Sale or Rent.

A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY STORE
"A STAND. in the village of New Lon kSA,
don. Chester county, Pa. VIII lease it or Ei5
sell on reasonable terms Possession at nE
once. First-class neighborhood. Extcn- I'll
sve cash business can be done. Apply at
600 w. 8th Street,
June ll-Sw WILMINGTON. DEL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-09

SYMPATHY and sorrow, faith and hope,
these four, the ioblest attributes Of the
human heart-fitty millions of people
tender the manly sufferer
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sls.564 g.
Total
SUNDRY ITEMS.

Commissions to Collectors on $50 4o7 Oh
County Tax {, q per cent. SI,s23 ~
Commissions to Collectors Oh SD .249 81
State Tax q per cent. IDA rs
Contingent fund, 1900 90
Northumberland ted l.n2 II
Maryland hospital for Insane. 500
Public schoolsfor support Of 10000
Total $50 631 os
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-09

PROFESSIONAL Jealousy spared not even
the chamber, in which lay President
Elnder the very shadow of death. The
physicians of Washington ought to teach
its politicians a better lesson.
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Seed Buckwheat, Hungarian Grass,

A ND MILLET SEED, at the lowest
"A prices. Orders by mail promptly attended
to. TURN1P SEED in large and small quaint
ties. &. Ii. ROGERS,
No. 1873 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
July 2-;;w
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NOTICE OF EXAMINATION,

THERE will be an EXAMINATION
l. OF TEACHERS Tor the Public Schools Of
the county held in the Public School Room. in
Elkton. on MONDAY, July 18th. and Mt Port De-
post, on WEDNEsDAy. July 18th. 1881.
By order JOHN SQUIER
June lS-te, Examiner
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-09

If the President lives, which every
man who bears the name of American
must hope. there will be henceforth no
anti-Administration party in this country
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-09

The bitterest partisan himself can but
hope that the President may recover.
Fool is too tame name for the politician
who hopes to profit by the assassin $
bullet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-09

AsHINGToN is a dangerous place for
''lunatics about this time. These me-
thodic madmen had best give the capital
a wide BERTH
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NOTICE.
WOOD LAWN CAMP Meeting.

pERSONS wishing to Tent at Wood
l. Lawn Camp this year will please make in.-
mediate application to the Secretary.
PRICES OF TENTS AS FOLLOWS:
lexis Tents, with floor. 90
I4x2O - ............... 400
As-Camp commences August 9Th
Stockholders who do not intend using their lots
this year. will please notify the Secretary at once
il possible. G. S. ABRAHAMS
July 2-4w Secretary
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A COOK WANTED.
A : !

A STEADY WOMAN, white or color
"A ed. to do the cooking, washing and ironing
for a small family. can have good home and high
wages. by applying to
may u. q. w. CRUIKSHANk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-09

If the heartfelt prayers of sympa-
thyzing nation can avail aught, then
President Garfelds restoration cannot be
long delayed.
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:sYHE*WHIGs:

SaE-eMNEETlY VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL AS
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, NEWS COMMUNICATIONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE
COUNTY, IN ADDITION TO THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
OF ITS REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO
ATTENTION, THE NAME OF WRITER BEING REQUIRED
TN ALL CASES AS GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED GRATul-
TousLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED AALP THE
USUAL RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER
Local matter, Ten CENTS lire for single tnscr
6,oR.
Transient rdies-Eight cents line for one and
Sour cents q line tor every additional insertion.
One inch Of space counted Tpeics lines One
Column, Fire Dollars per inch, year
-Four changes aHoced to yeorly advertisers without
additional charge
= The circulation OF The Hhig beng among the
most Intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the
adjoining counties of Maryland. Pennsylvania and
Deialco-e, its proprietor confidently recommends il
10 Business Men q most desirable medium for
senunera!ire advertising.
To maintain its high standard a tamily Journal
no offensive objectionable Advertisements lcM be
admitted into its columns at any price.
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FOR. RENT.

The three wellknown DWELLING -
HOUSES. with Business Basement, in H1z7
the town of Elkton. Apply to HsasI
A. p. SHOCKLEY, I
Feb l9-tf Agent for NJ. l.. Realey.
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.Q|'t (ttiI n1h'e.
ELKTON. JULY 0. 1881.

WHATEVER virtue may have been in
the name of Stalwart," Guiteau has
eternally disgraced it.
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LEVY LIST FOR 1881.
AIMS HOUSE.

Appropriation for support of. $4,000 %
BONDS.
To pay school bonds maturing in 1851, 81, 900 20
To pay one years interest on same, $40 90
To pay interest on bonds maturing in 81, $40 90
Total $3.50 90
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ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.

Amount to be collected ... Sl3,39j {
Balance in Treasury. 1887 .
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THE PHYSICIANS PRESENT.

The physicians present were Surgeon
General Barnes, DR.. Bliss. DR.. Reyburn,
Or. Crook, DR.. Adams, DR.. Townshend
Dr. Lincoln, and Mrs DR. Edison The
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REHABILITATION.
$50. 4o1 Oh

BY order of the County Commissioners.
q. w. CRUIkSHANK,
July 9 lSSl--3w Clerk.
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THE PRESIDENTS MOTHER

President Garfield's mother is now with
her daughter. Mrs. l.arrabee, at Scion,
Ohio. Owing to the recent death of
Thomas Garfield. the Presidents uncle,
the news of the President $ assassination
was not broken to the old lady until Sun-
day morning. \ telegram received by
member of the family to day states that
when the sad news was impaired to her,
the old lady very calmly remarked. ''God
help me- This was all she said at the
time. Since then, however. more en-
couraging news has been forwarded re-
9arding the President s condition.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-09

WASHINGTON, July THE following
correspondence has passed between ex-
Senator conkling and Attorney General
Neagh:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-07-09

PRINTING.

Mitchell nr. II. Il. medicines. S1.J5
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long delayed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
4 Crooked Driver.

MIR. j. r, Berry is an uspretentious resi-
dent Of Denton county, and essays not q
familiarity with "tricks that are naughty"
that are incident to city that is as thrifty
and progressive as Dallas. Charley Solomon
is hack driver, and, in vulgar parlancs, is
"up TO" all the crooked pecuIiarities by
which the uninitiated arc fedged of their
ready cash in making the rounds Of the city
on trip Of pleasure and enjoyment. On
Tuesday evening last Solomon met
Berry and prevailed upon hip, after
much persuasion, to enter his hack AID sub
NIT to q refreshing drive, asserting at tho
time that fare was q secondary consideration
and would not be exRcted. Arriving at o
certain point, however, where Berry alighted,
Solomon demanded that remuneration, 10
the amount Of three dollars, DO given him,
To this rather modest request Berry dis
sented. Words ensued, and finally the
countrymsn succumbed and drew from one
Of his pockets q roll of currency to liquidate
the alleged indebtedness. As he did
SO, ten dollar note dropped to the floor and
Solomon grabbed it. He was requested to
refund he money and refused, at the same
time striking Berry for accusing him Of the
theft. Officers Cornwall and Waller were
notified of the facts, and arrested and lodged
Solomon in tho calaboose upon a charge Of
fighting. he was arrsigned before Mayor
Good yesterday morning and aned ten dollars,
and 10 now safely CHARTERED in the city
prison. He bears tho reputation
Of being one of the most pernicious charas-
tiers that ever afflicted town. he has re-
Gently returned from trip to Hot Springs.
Mr.. Berry expresses determination to pros
scuts him before the higher courts for theft.
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FRAUDULENT III. oWS /!

The widely extended popularity our implements acquired by
ceaeng effort during half century build extensive business upop
the enduring PRINCIPLES Of fair dealing with giving emthe
aty fcass material and the Skilled abohas caused unscru.
puous parties to flood the country with FRAUDULENT RMETA.
TAGbNS of our implements
In order not only protect hardly reputation but
also the interest both we have
already brought against these spurious mpe.
mens and the purpose of this notice give fair warning M
GRANTS and farmers Of whOmare comparatively
intent but both of which classes
before the law that will hold all MERCHANTS Others who
handle EIEEaSAL INVITATIONS of our goods to strict
accountability the Courts This applies only pow but to parts
of plOws also, Points, etc
These dishonest schemes do business fairly earned repu
aon another involving bareed patent copyright
and trademark law have become fragrant have determined to
avail ourselves of all redress contained the Courts against NV
E4CTURER, MERCHANT FARMER, who nfrnges our
rights by making, selling using these frauds.
Respectfully,
louisville, Ky.oot, 1850, B. F. AVERY & SONS.
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FrniI Creature.

At an early hour Sunday morning last
MIR. Slaughter, the proprietor of the Ameri
can house, on upper Main street, wai
awakened by knock at the door Of his hos
telry. He at once responded to the call and
found in waiting, young woman, suffering
intensely from cold. She desired lodging
and was accommodated, though frankly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
Meeting of the New York Tobacco
Interests.

New York, Jan. ia nsating Of thS
tobacco trade was held last evening at No.
40 Broad street, to consider the allegations
madc by the United States consul at Bremen
in letter to the president of the chamber
of commerce, that the deliveries of goods
from American dealers to purchasers in
Germany do not correspond in quail
ity with samples and representations.
Daniel l.. Wallace presided, and in long
address pronounced the charge msgnifed and
unfair. 1t was resolved to take such action
as would show that all allegations were
grossly exaggerated, and to make such changes
in the conduct of business IS might be deemed
cxpedient TO the interest Of the trade.
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Amstm emit Of supreme court justices

VA k'NSAsAV uHNAGhN
Washington, Jan. Fla the United
States supreme court to-day the coult an
aouncsd the following order: There having
been an associate justice Of this court ap-
pointed since the commencement Of this tara,
it ia ordered that the following allotment Of
grade of chief justice and associate justices of
said district among the circuits, agreeSbly TO
act of congress in sucn csses be made aud
provided, and that such allotment be entered
and recorded, viz: For tAe first circuit, Ma
than Clifford, associate justice; second cir
cult, Ward IL. Hunt, associate justice; third
circuit Joseph P. Bradley, associate Justice /:
fourth circuit, Morrison K Waite, chefjustce;
fifth circuit, William B. Woods, associate jus
tice; sixth circuit, Noah H. SwSyne, ascot
ate justice seventh circuit, John NJ, Harlan,
associate justice; eighth circuit, Samuel +,
Miller, associate justice; ninth circuit, Sts-
phen ]. Field, associate justice.
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acknowledging that she was pennilesS. She
remained very quietly and unmolested in
hor apartments until Monday evening,
when the announcement was made TO Mr..
Slaughter that she was in immediate need of
q physicisn, aud was about to usher into the
world a youthful inhabitaNt. The services
Of DR.. Sutton were procured. The child
proved TO be girl. The mother, quite an
Attractive looking woman, of perhaps twenty
years OF age, refuses 10 divulge sny of the
particulars Of her past life, with the excep-
tea that the father of her babe had pledged
hrsly to marry her. From other sources,
however, her history has become familiar to
tse reporter, who from the lofty sscisl cen
nections of the parties interested deems it
prudent just now TO suppress names.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

9s5i, for so day; government bonds quiet
anu hrIn; new SIS coupons lOl9sj new ~ 8
coupons ll9k; new as coupons 49, state
bonds nominal.
Cotton easier; sales 3s2.
Uptands. '''''''''''''''''""" i a.
OllVabB. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Consolidated net receipts, 2O,oSc; exports TO
Great Britain, IL ,776; France 4,4ei; continent,
2,064.
Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Sugar quiet and steady, unchanged and fairly
active.
domestic fleece, S7@52; pulled, NS4B; unwash-
cd, l4Gg3S; Texas, l4@32.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12,-Flour frm and held
Wheat higher; No. red fall, lO2@l021
cash; 1S3h@lOik for Februaryj lOohSlO51S
'V Corn higher; 3o%@4O cash and January; Ss,l
@sgH for February; 39s@S9% for March.
Oats higher; Slh@Slss cash. SSS fer Febru-
airy; 86 for May.
Whisky steady ut IL.
Pork strong at 10.
Lard higher ct $780,
Bulk meats stronger; shoulders, TO- rib,
Q 60; sides, s 50; long and short clears 20.
Bacon dull and unchanged; shoulders, %;
rib, z 40; sides, Z 05.
49, " KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS Cry, Jan, 12.-Wheat-No. spot,
sslS; Nos, spot SO%.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Jan. l2.-Receipts, 2,547i ex-
ports TO Great Britain, -; France, -
continent, -; channel, -; coastwiBe. --i
stock, l22650; closed dull; low ordinary sh;
ordinary 9is; good ordinary 9M low middling
lJs1; middling I'M; good middlinS l2Hi mid
diiog fair =; GALES y57.
FOREIGN.
L1vrapooL, Jan. l2--noon-Oetton, moderate
inquiry, freely supplied; uplands, ILLS
Orleans, 876; sales 1905 speculation anu ex
port, l, 900; recsipts, 800, oil American; up
lands and low middlings for January delivery,
0H; January and February, o9s; February anG
March, 9 ll-l6j March and April, "; April
and May, 6 1854; May and June, 8 l3'l6; june
and July, 0 25-5s. Failures dat.
LIvERPooL, Jan. l2-l:30P. M.-Cotton, sale'
| -; speculation and export, =; futures, low
middlings for March end April delivery 23.3s
| Uplands 6X, Orleans 1916. Breadstufi nrn
Corn, sos,
LIVERPOOL, 200 'P. M.--Uplands, low mid
ding for February and March delivery 62l-S2
| ApriI and Mey 81, May aud June 25-3e.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. R.--5:00 p. M,-COtton
4 ssles Of American $3.50.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS.
Receipts, net, 3,3l; gross, 4N0; exports,
TO Great Britain, $500; continent, 3, 72'; cosst


Corn flTmer, Co.
Oats, good demand; held of 57@5s.
hay flrmi primo is quoted w 70, choice st
G925.
Pork fiImer; old, Sl2 81; new SIS 80.
Lardssteady, tierce, S%Ggl%; l.eg, 9Ia
Dry SAT- meats. afhaeri sh2sgideIs loose q
I; clear sides TX,
Bacon quiet and firm; shoulders 51&@72z
clear rib s; clear sldesSh.
Hams, steady, fair demand; choice sugar
cured, canvessed, gH@l0A.
Whiskey, quiet and steady western rectified
81 l0@l Is.
Coffee, dull; cargoes ordinary to prime, l1@
l4k.
Sugar quiet and hrm; common 10 good
common, 54@6X; fair to fully fair, 6AGG5z;
prime to choice, 6%971s; yellow clarified, ~
as.
Moiasses quiet; common, 3]6SJ; centrifugal,
9S@i0; fair, S5937; prime to choice, il@f.
Rice nteady, good demands ordinary to
choice, $685..
Sight par sterling, 4S0.
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Portraits by First-Class Crayon Artist.

Portraits by First-Class Cray ON Artist.
Persons wishing portraits of themselves or
friends will do WE'LL bsrore ordering else
where, to examine those beautiful, life-lks
crayon portraits on exhibition at the drag
store of Williams s. Tollivor, made by Mrs
"A. Il. Rspp, who, for the past ten years, has
made specially Of eularging photographs,
ambrotypss, gems, or any style picture, in
crayon, India ink or water colors. She may
be found at Dir. ]. L. Williams, csrner Of
O0Rnder and San Jscinto streets, where she
will be pleased TO MI orders for any size pic
tuTe, fram aa Sxl0 to life size. Please re-
member in every picture undertaken she will
guarantee entire satisfaction.
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For Sale or Rent.

A small farm Of "a acres of lend, 60 acres in
cultivation. Dwelling house, barn, cotton
house and corn cribe In good order, and two
good wells on the place. for sale for cash or
on terms. If not sold In 81 days to be rented
out on liberal conditions. For further infor-
nation apply at the ground to Joseph Zim-
norman, proprietor, 3 miles from Dallas,
on the Millet's Ferry road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

New YoRK, Jan. l2.-stocks active; money
5@6; exchange, long, 9s%; do. short, V9}A;
state bonds dull; governments quiet,
Cotton dull; sales SAG.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

Referring to the above, Mr.. j. B. Mcleod
has ass umed the sole proprietorship of the st.
George hotel and sollcits continuance OF
patronage from his friends and the public In
general.
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Notice of Dissolution.

The co-partnershlp heretofore existing be-.
tween Henry Loeb, Ike Loeb and Henry Fried.
lander under the name of Ike Loeb q Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Ike
Loeb retiring, Henry Loeb and Henry Fried
lander assume an liabilities and to whom all
IL debtedness to the late firm shall be paid,
and who will carry on the business under the
name of Loeb & Frledlander,
HhNRY LOEB.
IKE LOEB
HENRY FRIEDLANDER.
Notice.
Referring to the above, respectfully notify
all my friends and customers OF the late 1IIn
OF Ike Loeb Il Co. that have withdrawn from
the firm aud would be pleased TO have them
sors, Loeb& Friedlander. lKELOBB
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FOR SALE.

Boarding house, centrally located. doings
good business, about thirty boarders, will Tell
cheap, for cash, on account OF sickness In FAM
lily. Inquire for particulars at the Herald
ONCE.
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Notice % ax.Pavers.

The state an icblt' valorem taxes for
1850 wilibsco A. lAlttbli on the LIST lay OF
MsrcD next, ~ vl3t t,ns the Office W
closeduntil leila ~ It lists are made1ui
arorequired bylL 3, make In al ,sstl e
by July lst, andtl resent aw require y
all p'rSona DcDDlfg be exhausted u
lands eau beilfi in Tor taxes. There re,
In view OF ths tttfs an ouns of workt
done, andthe sh5rtsi no allotted In whicit.
perform thes anal wi II be impossibleto ,r
tend the time Tor pay ment beyond March, e.
All persons who owe tho stata and county tax
for above year will consult their Interest by
settlement OF the same before expiration Of
the time, and thereby save cost.
Respectfully, w. II. PRATHER
Tax.Collector OF Dallas county
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
Notice of Dissolution.

The oo-partneYhlp heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned as proprietors of the
st. George hotel was dissolved on the LIST day
OF January, 1881, by mutual consent, ]. b.
Mcleod assumes all liabilities, and all
amounts due the late firm should be paid to
him. j. d. MCLEOD.
W. W. WILHITE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

Pure peach butter at 121 cents, or 10 cents
by the ivO-gallon key, at A. j. ,RoSenHeld's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

Buy your apples at St. Louis prices, at
DsStefano Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

DR.. Beaumont has removed hi; office to
900 Main street, two doors esst of Hickox s.
House, druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
j. M. DRAM

Has removed his large and elegant stock
Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches, chains, III
and Plated Silvorware and Fancy Article,
his new building,