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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28


The general agreement of Intelligent
people ~ to the merit Of an author or the
worth OF II book Is, of course to he accept
,I until one finds some valid reason for re
>rrsingit. But nothing is to he gained
hv pretending to like what one really
dislikes, or to enjoy what one docs not
find prutitnhl, az even uteliigihle. III Il
reader IL not honest aud siEcSro IN this
matter. lhcrrI small hope for HIM. The
lowest taste may lie cultivated and i'm
proved and radically changed. hut pre-
trncc and artilicial,ty caH never grow INTO
anything better They must Dc Wholly
rooted out at the start Ii yua dislike
shakespeare Hamlet, and enjoy n
trashy story, say 81 with sincerity and
aarrow, ii occasion require, and hope and
work for reversal of your taste, ITS
good t. be honest and true, says Burns,
and nowhere Is honesty more needed than
here. 1t should always I've BONE IN laInd
that the, busiest reader must leave unread
all hut mer. fraction uf the good books
IN the world BE not alarmed because
So many books are recommended, SAYS
Bishop Potter. and do not attempt TO
read much OF fast but dare to he ig-
nuraui Of many things There are now
about |. lO0, 900 printed books IN the Ii,
bury of the British Museum alone; and
the library of the Bibliotheque rationale
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

GEORGE \. WHITE skaled over from the
IIarbor Friday the first crossing on the
ice this scdsoH,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

KILLS D,NgRUFr, ALLAys IRRiTaTiOS, ASD Pro
NOTES THE GROWTH or THE HAZE.
Gentlemen For over two years have suffered
terribly with ..srsli head" In Its worst form. A
few weeks ago tried n bottle OF yOur CoColfSE
The nrsi application gave me relief, AMI now TIE
disease 10 efcctuaIly cured
Yours respectfully,
NC. STEVENS, Deputy sh"rin.
Ottawa, IA.
Eurn.,fs Piaoo'i'g Erf.dts are perfectly pure.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28
Fa,her is Gelting We'll

N, Daughters saw Glow much better father -
since be used Hop Bitters.i Iie - ge' ting well
after his long suffering fIOm disease declared
incurable, and We glad he Gsei yorr bilteTs-
\ LAZY Of Rochester, '. i.-Ltcr HeTl6-
Jan 15-ieOISw2v--2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

HEgEAF.ii: Canadian hank notes will not
be received 10y the hanks Of this city, except
at two per cent discount.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28
FELLOWS
@gss;sa } COMPOUND
X, Y SY!R !E!!1!,
aypa:plaes:g4!1K1s
FELLOWS HYPOPHOSPHITHT.

Is a combination Of liypnph0sphtas, .rigiEated
by me in Canada while under tlr prus,s, 81 pull
monary consumption, ami which hat since been
employed by thr medical profession throughout
America-and England with unprecedented success
II contains the elements essential 10 the animal
organization, The oXidi2mg agents AMI TONES.
In combination win the stimulating agent phos
phoru- possessing the merit % heng slightly ak
alinc aud j., dispensed ia ,he .nvenient and piaf
able form OF a syrup
Its effects are usually visible within twehi;-tou
hours and are marked b., Il stimaia!Ion OF te appe-
lite. the digestion and assimilation, entering III
rcctly nta the circulation it tones the nerves AMI
muscles; cycrts healthy action Of the secrelons
neither lstur''s .hc stomach nor injure, the Sys-
TEN under prolonged u;,, AMI riay h. discontinue!
AT ANY time without Inconvenience.
IN word 1t po--.-.as tine siimuianis 10 arouse
the Strength, The tpurs 10 rrli,n IL. Ind merit Of
high degree. Nyry Respectfully,
LANES l. WILLOWS.
.z~DD not ha deceived by remedies hearing ;
similar u.mr; re- other preparation Is a substitute
ior Tins under any circumstances.
SOLD BY ALL pKUGGi7rS
Nsv i1.'s1-' d2faNNwly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

HARTLASD, Vt, Jan. 2l.-Larabee's store
was entered by thieves last night, and about
three hundred dollars worth of fancy goods
and jewelry were taken.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

Consumptiycs gain in flesh. strength andspii lis
under a daily use of Malt Biii.rs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

Gong North and Wc>;, soo G:25, and 1905 q M,
li:Is $50 aud s:G5 y. "a
tiO!Eg East. by Central VI. K. r. SIS lO.05 =. m,
and $40 apd ?:ir p. n.
Going S1uli, - iul l: = III; and SIS. and Toc
pm.
uoilg Eat, by Darlington Lamollle r. r.. 6soJ a.
m, and i.I5 p m.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

Make from - 10 Sc PER WEEK selling goods fJT
T. q. KIDEOCT \ &C. 10 Barclay Street, new i0.b.
Send i0r their Catalogue and terms
D..t ii
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

Rest"r'-' and cIirs-s- th' female hr-Ir. Vile ,lly
ird'rdli,a rruIriy IN The m.rtrt. EyciN lJE %.
He'd 10 send address in- 'irculli. s'rut ri,H.
MILLER 60. i.I lst So. ,'ji., ,ui...-,. g..
Dee u N.lu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28
FOR SALE.

NV Farm al Wmoosti Park. Also Building Lots
on Willard street. hrtwrgu Pearl AMI College. Two
thlrds purchase ulJncs ctn lie On mortgage.
EpN ARD iii NJ EklORD.
jan !i-Wft
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

Of Paris contain more than 3, 010, 90 vol
umes. Mr.F. b. Perkins, an experienced
librarian, estimates that not less than -,
600 new books now appear annually; and
yet the reading of book Il fortnight, Or
say twenty-five books year, Is quite as
much as the average reader can possible
achieve rate at which only |, pa books
could be read in half century. Since
this is So, he must he very thoughtless
and very timid who feels any shame IN
confessing that he is wholly Ignorant Of a
great many books; and on the other hand,
none but very superficial and conceited
reader will venture to express surprise at
the deficiencies OF others, when little
thought would make his own So clearly
manifest.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28


Or NATEE SERVICE. - 4 particularly
gratifying report is that of the Superintend-
ent of Water Works foI the yea 1880 1t
seems from this thai the amour, expended
from the City Treasury was 55,4i7s2, dis
tribuied n follows: Ordinary construction,
S50j OF current expenses, S2,t4l.55 !;
pumping expenses, sol %; meter &C
count, S2iG9j The cost Of maintaining
the works was rs follows Coal on hand
Jan l, lss0 tij0 tons. 81 f.d; current ex-
perses, -, HIS rumpin- expenses, Sc
55L2J intcrc-. pl bonded d-bj. 81, 694-
making total 90 ~, e51.s:. GA the other
side, water rates collected last year amounted
10 S2I ,06l.5i uncollcc'cd, SjI3 80 coal on
hand Jan. |. lS,i 201tons $500 making a
total of 81, 81 81. In othc words, the de
partment has paid the interes; on the bonded
debt incurred in construction and all running
expenses and earned a surplus Of II, j0S -.
Never before since tha construction of the
water works has 50 favorable an exhibit been
made, and taxpayers ar, certainly to be CON
graduated ON The ils' That the works have
become scl,-=I~'aiai- Mr. Parker has
proved a careful ANA iainsiaking superin-
tendeni an'l justly ,ai'led to great deal
Of credit for ia" satisfactory showing, the
outlines Of which are sivcH above
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

The CRY Poor The annual report of
the Oyersecr Ct the Poor gives the following
figures Receipts, -, 1875 disbursements,
10 1GG persons and families outside the aims
house. for provisions, etc, 81 ,6S1.59; wood
and coal to &c families, S44l.49; aid to 81
transient persons, S11.57; expenses remov-
ing insane poor to Bnttlcboro Asylum,
$50. 20; expenses Of poor-house and farm,
Sl,sil.62 salary Of city physician, 5000 !;
patients at insane asylum, S2G5.75; salary of
overseer, $500. Deduciing the value of
wood and coal on hand, the actual cost of
the paupcr department for the year was
si,92J.6l. The appropriation was s., 800
and that Mr.. Greene has kept the expense so
far below tie estimate reflects much credit
On his careful and economical management
There are now in the poor-housc fourteen
persons, ransin" in age from i3 to 9G years 3:
and the city is supporting twoinsanc panpers
at the State asylum,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

The largest and most complete sfarH ct slrll..-
ami slcighs In :hls part OF the cSE;ts W De tiin
AZ Browns Repository. BUfliust1h- VI SlieS-r11ils
81. Paul Street Just below she N..u Ness u l-s-
Consisting OF Two aud th:e9 SltiaE, tAnOpS iUp
and Extension Top Phse;oHs. side his ,t-Ayt si,-
spring top and nO-tOp ks..ctic- ,-s..t Al t'r-
seated Wagons. jump Seats. etc
All orders prompt, attended L.
They are 81 every desirable ,--liyl-. 90 e. Ve:F
h - Manufacture and OF the is-7 :ui fca,- stylish
design.
io not SCH on commission. ny. .iss 80 nave ~,
goods consigned to mt. buy f.. C7sa and sell 10,
cash. Or IL sQEtrG,eHt M P.Icci arc I'll lower
than before, and shall cuutInu' Ia sc!, qHI.i..
'unsdrred, for prices THAI def, AZ ,ialps.iJE. ]
MEN BUSINESS.
Thankful Tor past fayors l san SoiI,t, 4 coutiau-
tnst OF The same. II. l.. BROWN.
burlington, April 20, l519-wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28
Travellers Guide.

TRAINS AERIvE AT BURLINGTON.
From the North. ?:;u and ll.e2 4. m, and 6SI, Us
and 1870 y. IN.
Froa the East. ry Central Vi. H. r., ass and llo2
A. M. and l:l1. $50 and SEQ p. III.
FROM the south, Cos and teas a. H.; aud i:4O ana
.;Hi u. n.
From The East, 10y Burlington 4 Lamoille r. X,
~ - -. - = : N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

''Aud II his cstitu8 bfih-s iul
\ spuit .Iud Judgment equal CO.. superior,
u,rttglu and unsettled sian remains.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

For sale by BUREirr Bros
July - 'dtWruWtm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-01-28

The FREE Press almanac Is greatly adj
mired here for its very neat appearance ana
its judicious makeup altogether. y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
Who WAS IL.
New Orleans Picay une.

The New Yo,k Times, of June 4 saws
The published assertion of Col. Frederick A.
Conkling a! the chamber of commerce
meeting on Thursday, that ono firm paid
100000 to q member of the last congress to
preyeot legislation on the sugar gu. s.ion,
has created somewhat of stir down town.
inc statement appears to be generally cred
tied, and responsible gentlemen are TO be
found who say they saw the check. Accord.
ing. TO these II was cashed 10 prominent
national bank, situated not many miles from
the corner of Wall street and Broadway.
The drawer is described as one of the
leading sugar refners in the city, and tits
stated tina! the check was made payable to
to the brother of one of the leading members
OF the committee on Ways and Means. The
committee adopted bill, by vote AFT 10
D, which provided for specific, instead of
an advalorem duty, and established three
grades only, but the bill was never reported
despite the mos! determined efforts on
the part of the merchants. During all this
Time the accused runner had apartments in
Washington ard gave sump,uous dinners
osl!y to the members OF congress, and Il Is
SAID that In sprivste room games of poker
were played every evening at which the host
invariably lost Col. Conklng, when asked
yesterday for the name Of tho person who
gave the bride and Of the memets Of con.
gress who accepted Il, answered that he had
no inforn.a alton to give reporters al present
on the subject-that no would deal with the
matter 10 his own way and time. The
members fthe Ways and eMsos com.
mlttee at the time were Fernando Wood, of
New York, chsi,msn John r iolph Tuck.
or, OF Virginia; Randall L. Gibson, Of LOUIS.
,sns; James Phelps, of Connecticut; vii.
liam II Morrison. Of Illinois. Il @ Mills. Of
Texas; John y. Carlisle, of Kentucky; w.
u. Fenton, OF Georois; James A. Garfield, of
Eaioi William 3. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania. o.
y; Longer. OF Michigan; William 2. Frye,
Messrs. Wood, Garfield, Kelly, Gong ar,
Frye and Dunnell voted asains. the bill 10
committee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
THU fIIS.
mop 8itters are the Purest and Res,
Biftets ever made.

a hey are compounded from Hons. Bucbu
q Mandrak and Dande ion, the old 81 ha.t
Sand most valuable medicines in The world
Eanu contain all the best aud most curative
HpIopertles OF all other Bitters being the
NJ eaie,t Blood Puiler, Liver Regulator
a anu Lie and Health Restoring Agent on
3eafth. No Ill ease or i'll health can possi-
guy long exist where these bit,ers are nsed
40 varied and perfect are their Operations
ihey give new life and yigor To the aredI
L3"nu innrn. To all whose employmentsi
SSoause lriegularity the bowels or Urinary
oisans, or who require an Appetizer. Tonic|
anu mia stimulan,. these Bit ers are in
avaluaole, being highly curative, tonic anal
STIMULATING, without intoxicating.
NO matter what your feelings or SWIM.
TOMS are, what the disease or ailment ia
Use hop Bitters, bad or miserable, use III,
bllers at once. II may save your Iife
hundreds have been saved by so doinS
II soOOsa will be paid for a case they Will
1rotcure or help. my ""'(
DO not suffer yourself or let your friend, /
spM,iler. but use and urge them to use Hor
! Remember, Hop Bitters Is no vile druc.
fSen, drunken nostrum. but the Pure,t and
best Medicine ever made; the "Inyalid,,
Friend and Hope" and no person or finn.
lily hould be without them. TRY the Ri,Isr,
'o-uay; Hop BIrfERS M'F,G Co
Rochester, n Y, ard Toronto. Ont
Z for sale by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
forty Years. Experience of AN OH
Nurse,

Hrs. WILSON'S Soothing syrup is the pre.
scrip lou oil ons of the best female physicians
anu anu nurses In the United States, and has been
sS sJu s Iol lorty yeais with never failing safety
oren, from the feeble infant of one VEL 'n nia
so sne anuit. II corrects acidity of the stom.
az aoa, Ielieves wind ctlic, regulates the bow,i.
ona gives rest, heath and comfort 10 motber
, ra enid We be,ieve 1t the best snd suresi
AMI az IN Ins world in all cases of dysentery
, 'teetn,ng or from any other cause. Full ilrec
,ions ior using will accompany each bottle
none genulne unless the facsimile of Chris
y, rerRins is on the outside wrapper, Sold Inv
ell hleuic'ne dealers. % cents a bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
NOTICE,

Having been appointed administrator of
the estate OF Mrs. Emily q. Caruth, notice ia
hereby given TO oil parties having claims
against said estate, to present them to the nm
derslgued. Those Indebted, please come for.
ward and settle the same.
WI. HALsELL,
wit. Admin istrntor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
TWENTY-FIVE, CENT COLUMN
NOTICES..

y
NoflCE - Adyer, semsn.~ -
~ Into our business otisca may nM oe handed
- ~ We composing room up to a. M A. ~"
Nj os.OAl.-rror Goodaow a sis,.:,i ss--,T-
aslc n ans win open conssTva,S s SV y,
has adopted the tSa, NJ A. SoIios's building He
rSpis can master the sciences Of mn m.l M
apteeJ y, eos. Oh only 5000. Satisfaction rnas.
word. % "a money asyy reiaaded. Advance Is the
now win srn osyism must go. Prof Good.
psrt,n,s ~ O'Clock, at said building. Al,
lend, ''eS'eu In music are invited to at.
ia TAT
II ,sc1iaS MILL FOR sALE-At sTea,
TO ,y-hurse.noun cohpiets Flour Mil with a
OF Years WI lease mn grounds ior a number
msS, A good title Warranted. ""'noe'
= ,,Vr-,,, CHRISTIAN KRlEG,
N poHnd a bargain can be mad In n
ultlon, by applying At this nptc,, III prime con-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
S26: RE WARD I

ST0LEN.--On the night OF the 3rt OF NAV. AZ
Farmers Bra Oh, ons gray horse years Old.
Is hands high with an inverted with a bnr
across II, short manc, with hoot shod In front.
high, hog oack, branded witt. n running W
The above reward will be paid for the returr
OF either the horses or the thieves.
D.F. JONES, sheriff Dalias
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10

simon Mayer and, Leopold Bohny, under The
firm name Of MAYER & Bohny, proprletors of
Apollo Hall. was dissolved by mutual agree.
ment on the 9th Inst. SIMON MAYER,
LEOPOLD BOIINY.
Referring to the above, respectfully inform
my friends and the public generally that will
continue the business at Apollo Hall, corner
Main ant Poydras streetsi where The best or
wines, liquors and fresh Wlnkolmeyer's beer
can always be had. LEOPOLD BOHNY.
az wi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10

DALLAS DxIFrINox

See W. B. Gsno's "sd" of rssiaerc,
bargain. A' says is
hosmer lays water piping as chesp as the
cheapest and with experienced VOL - n, we
s Ssn On nun and get his prices at Market
iiyou want TO buy chesc, buggy spriDg
wagon Duck BOARD, or buggy and and sprius
wagon tops, poles or anything that runs on
wheels, or prevent your shaft from rafting
go to VIM. Long, Commerce street. Repair.
ing done in fret class STYLE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
Hook Printing.

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFr,CE
has just received complete stock OF new tyne,
purchased OF pressly'for the execution Of book
work. Those having books or pamphlets u
print should not fall to call ct the HEnALp
Jon Orricx and see specimens and ascertain
prices. AL work guaranteed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


w AN iED-BOARUERs-A re. ,an,,,,..,o-
| mna W gentleman and wife can he accn'.a'
W,a " wv VITA ell MT board ami ro",ns N,
| hlnct h. "aor :, 9 rner Jackson an AkerI an,
o.oeA oaok Of CITY Market '"' oi''
w ANisD-A gbod boy Who will enter IN,
| trade Ws, u.uon WIN the View Of learning HE
~, ,'r s,,all, inquire at HERALD Office.
iu7.u cor SO. htMEN Way, "
w Az ED ,noard anu IUugIns ar nv ~ -
charo IN private family. Refereness ~
cepisbls pla IN paya good price for an ac.
Commercial Traveller, 1875 San Jscinio !,
WANTEu A goo1 W man IN . sn,aI1 Ts1,,-
W apply the Nat ona' Hotel ''"!
w ANtED-A soou female couE. wI,o,a,--
~ young children, for small ram,,.
soo9 wages paid 4ls Ross avenue sammy
w ANiED-LADY AGENTS, We wan -
w yo Miiigent, Energetic Lady Agen a 10 sell
merit I AdSr oNLi, an article of real hyglenic
terms. wAGNER i co p anl and liberal
49, 9aoAsoa 81, Chicago, Ill mySl-eod-6t
WMNrEb-A situation AZ clerk in s,ore
nave mad some experi, nee Addrsa
~ ,vT,,,,--, IL. NJ r., Herald onlce.
w ANlED-oVO men and women To engage
ra ,n pleasant aud profitable busmsss
noar 'ou'aars' eau al 6S Main street, second
-. =. lmo
w AiTED-A ilrst-class carriage trimmar
NO oiher need apply AIso a gnni
o.aek S helper. 1SS and $40 Commerce AT
~->..,-.F FOR SALE.
EoE SALE-A good mich cav qua caIr
I apply 1876 Commercs ~ N, julO, n
EoR SALE, BUSINESSMAN tt.erget . hnsi.
y hes' man, with 500 to 5000, can nnr-
oh'se an interest In, or an of nm
vsta' iishtu PAYING business. 1t VIII basr
inaes!lsatloh. Poor health the reason Far
wanting 10 EEL, Address,
! ~ RARE CHANCE, this office.
EVii oALL one vi tue best of famjI,
hofses The hoIssi Is large and uerfect,y
teiaoe' VIII sell pheaton and harr ess TOO
npP,s 10 w. q. ,lCKLES, 1923 Elm St.
t' ,, 81 Lh "A twenty-five horse power STA
- 49, uoneiy BOILER and engine, saw mill, colt IN
s.n ahu c,her convenient attachments with
spou oWIuinks, In good place. Can get Mi
.he Wo, tnat lhs machinery can do and en- IN
pulu Tor IL. TOTS property will bo SOLD on
easy ,erhs ana at Its hall value ANY person
"an,ing machlnery that Will pay a hsndsoms
pront should call and see me ut Dowdy's Fer.
ry' Dallas county, Texas. A, q. ViNING.
kNOk ALE .-1have nice Residence mon.
~ etty, outside city limits, acre of eronn5
go0u mouse and out -houses, barn. and sniar,
ulu Wei OF water; will sell for part cash hal
.'a on good Time, 10 suit, or will sell for
Ears casn, balance In dry goods or groceries Mt
lei, ueu prices; utie TO property perfect For
iurther particulars csll IN W r. GAN0
hIoTEey al Law, No. A07 Main street mn stairs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10

Davits, being visited by friends at bis prist
on, said no was well. He Is not put to convict
eriminals. ~ Wv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
DE.:LiLGHTFUI
COOL and REFRESHING!
ANTOINL'S BIRD CAGE.

and ' -, Is tne mnst popular resort In Dallas
~, ~ on every warm evening Ii Ia yisitsS hy
any ., our fashionable ladies' and ssa,i.
a neh ana families, VINO like 10 whilss a,s",
uUup or Two In cool place with plesssn,
snsrd a9aIsss; Particular care is tasen 10
"nsn' DC distasteful to the most fssiidinus" H'
W., ar ana mrs, = Ltoine are asslduous I'M ,he,,
istention TO guests, and they extend car M,
'1Vi'a'ioh TO their friends to call and Sc them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-A comfortable house near to
y business, with seven rooms cistern and
Migrant all new To good tenant low rent
will be given. Apply at Sanger Bros to ''''
u'i Q. NJ. WHEAT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10

EoR KEN THE store, GIL Elm street. ., Inv
LSo feet, formerly occupied by Calm Bros,
Vne OF the pest stands In the city. Apply to
J"hn Browning 1857 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-10
JAIL -[0R NOLAN COUNTY,

SEALED BIDS. with plans and spec,aca.
- tons to build a jail for Nolan county; not
to exceed 10 cost teu thousand dollars, win be
received by the county clerk OF said county
until o'clock A. NJ, Monday, June 18th,
ISL The Commissioners Court OF said
county re'erving the right to reject any and
oil bids:
by order of the court.
Witness, W. G, JOHNSON.
CIR Co. Court, Nolan Co., Tex
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-07

l in county Westmeath Friday night at Multy- 1 farnham, about seven miles from Mullingsr. A man named Farrelly, who some years ago took farm from which another man had
 been evicted, was shot by two men in field near his own home. Farrelly had been
 transacting business at Multyfarnham fair. About two o'clock he proceeded to walk home across the fields by a short cut to his house. After crossing few fields he was met by two men, one of whom discharged a pistol at him. He fell, and when he was ly- ing on the ground the second man fired sev- eral shots from revolver, all of which took effect. Farrelly has since succumbed to his wounds. Previous to the crime he had been guarded by the police. No arrests were made.
 The land meetings held today were quiet and peaceable.
 modified the feeling at the Vatican toward the Land League.
 There have been severe snow storms throughout England, and many of the rail ways are blocked. Many shipping disasters are also reported.
 Pending the passage of the coercion bill and arms act about twenty Americans in the counties of Cork, Limerick and Kerry have applied to Colonel Brooks, United States Consul at Queenstown, for advice and pro- lection. All express fears of arrest. The Consul informed them that if they were of good behavior there was no fear of arrest but he had no power in the matter.
 PARIS, March 6.-The Repu6kque Francatse is particularly hard upon MT. Parnen and the Land Leaguers. The Irish. it says, have gone little too far, but the struggle is now turning in favor of the government. MT. Parnell, who seems to have lost his head lately, has committed fault or rather ser ious faults. Having no hopes from the Eng fish he crossed the Straits to induce the French to meddle with matter which did not concern them. At this delicate juncture he was unable to choose between the holy water basin of the Archbishop of Paris and the ink pot of M. Henri Rochefort. He wants to have all the trumps in his hand God, the devil and the rest. It is too much or too little.