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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-05
AsAHEL +. BEN

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wrSIIEREAs, II has been found that the capt.
tai stock of the Chicago Texas 4 Mexican Cen.
trail railway company, now being 5000 shares,
OF the par value of $40 each, Is insufficient to
construct and operate It's road, and that II is de.
sirabe to increase the same from 5000 shares,
or sl5OO0Oo to 10000 shares, or to $1,000.
900, the toialamouut being So 900 ror mile;
Therefore, he It resolved that meeting OF
the stockholders be and the same is hereby
called TO be held at the Office OF tho company. at
Dallas Texas, on the 2sd day Of January, lSS2,
to consider the proposition OF increasing It's
capital stock from sltOol to $4,000 per mile, IN
accordance with the preamble. hereto. and to
consider the proposition Of issuing series Of
income bonds Il the same be deemed necessary;
that the secretary DO and Is hereby instructed
TO give legal notice to cach stakeholder, OF ID
time aud place and purpose of said meeting.
BY order OF the board OF directors
ASAliEL Y. BENNETT. Secretary
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IL Is gratifyingto give the following from
Mr., Henry Dole, $50 Fourteenth street, this
city; Ihayc o little girl who was troubled
with Il severe lamcnsss IN her legs, PRO.
nounced by some Erysipelas, by Others
Rheumatism. 1had tried several remedies
without effect, when was induced 60 an.
ply -. jacobs Oil, aud am happy TO say
that the use OF but one bottle cured her.
ana she Is now able 20 70 to school again.
~ also cured me OF a lame shoulder. aud |
certainly would not be without it.-fDetroit
Post C rribune
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New resas Express omces.

The Texas Express Company has of late
established number of Offices and list
Of those recently opened are given below:
orado & Santa Fe Railroad are
Meridian, Cleburno, Kopperl, Morg n,
Clifton, Valley Mills. Crawford banks,
Moody, Bolton, Temple, Cameron, Milano,
Caldwell. Bellville, sealy, Kenney, Wallis,
Rosenberg; at Laredo on the / SG. y.
Road, III Paso, on the Texas & paeiic 4,
Kaufman, on the Texas Trunk.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRApu
NEW ORLEANS


n NEW ORLEANS Janeary l.--rork qule, and
Dry salt meats quiet shoulders, loose c co.;
packed, 625 wv
steady; supcrfne, 4 50 to 7G double. & Q, 10 5n
treble 10 o6O; higher grades, G % toe 70,
Corn steady aud In good demand, ~ to Sic,
Oats quiet at SC.
Cornmcal strong at G. to Q 67l.2
Pork quiet and steady NJ II 10 to l7s,.
Lard steady; refined, ticrcc, II 80 TO II 90;
key IL Is
or packed G o: long clear and clear rib sides
9iS TO %: clear TO-
Bacon weak; shoulders, S2E long clear 10 90.
clear rib, 10 IA to 1905; short clear, los.
Hams IN fair demand and higher choice SUI
gar.curcd. canyassed, II i-2 to llAc
Whisky firm; Western, rectifled, 90 toll6.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. Louis. January i.-Vcry little business
was transacted ON 'Change.to.day, the attention
of members being almost wholly taken M IN
election of officers for the ensuing year
Flour stendy md unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower No rcd fall iaIr, cash
Corn quiet aud Arm, 66's cash, &c. February.
Oats slow Mt S5t.
Pork dul AZ ".
Buls meats steady; shoulders, go; ribs SO;
bacon qulc,i shoulders, i.2c rib, S95; clcs,,
whlskcy steady ati u.
Lard nominal.
CHICAGO.
,cuoAGo, January +--Flour steady and an.
chant,d
Wheat unsettled and generally lower le, l..
10 ls) - cash; - 10 Tor JaLuary; i.2Ci.e 10
l2d BIS for FEBRUARY
Corn uniottled hut generally iov,r a ia In
Gala cash. o. is for January; 81 81 for Feb.
ftrry.
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OFFICE OF THE TEXAS Trunk, Il. II. Co u
DALLAS FIX Dee tTth 1891 I

The annual meeting of the stockholders of tho
Texas Trunk Railroad Company, will be held at
the Office of the company IN the city of Dallas,
State OF Texas, IL o'clock noon, ON Tuesday,
the 18th day of January A d. 1889, for the clec.
ton of directors, and the transaction of such
Other business as may be brought before II The
annual meeting OF the directors viii be held at
. O'Clock p m, at the same place and day.
W L. CABELL,
Vice President Texas Trunk Il. K, Co.
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A pinasnni snr.ri..

On Tuesday evening last, the ladies of the
Firt Baptist Church, and the friends of
Rev. IL. Q. Buckner and family. gave them
z most delightful and enjoyable surprise.
The day selected was the birthday OF Mr.
Br"rr.r, and the eighth anniversary OF his
paper the "1exas Baptist" Tosperiect the
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pI.,olutlop Of copnr I.

The copartnctship heretofore existing between
Ben Calm, isadorc Frciburg aud slvmund Loeb,
under inc hrm name OF Calm. Frcibcrg 4 Co.,
has This day been dissolved by mutual consent
Ben Kahn retiring, and sigmunj Loeb aud Isa-
dore Freiborg continuing the business under tho
hrn nance Loeb & Freib.r.. The latter Will
collect nl.nccounts due Calm, Frsbcrg & Co,
and have assumed all liabilities.
Dallas. Texas, December n, 1881
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The undersigned will continue the peint rlasx
and wall paper business as heretofore NJ the
old stand. 100 Main street. aud by clsse applcn.
iion 10 business and fair dealings hopes 70 mcr.
y continuance OF the liberal patronage hereto.
iore extended the old arm. X SHIELDS.
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Call for Huns,able boot.

Friday evening a grand high-kickine
match comes off at Loeb n Woods New
Theatre, between Beeson, of Decson a Fox.
and Crawford, Of Crawford 4 McKisson'
for purse OF 500. II will be exciting
don't iail TO sec Il.
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DlssolulIon of Coparlnershln.

The copartuershlp heretofore existing between
the Undersigned under the lrn name OF Shields
& Young Is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent W, W. Young rellnng, X shields assum-
Ing all liabilities and collecting all Outstanding
claims X SHIELDS
january, 1882, ". W, YOUNG.
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VIC FTcslucnt TcNns IT
d. A. ROBINSON, Secretary.

nSsTocKIoLDERs' MEETING. Notice is
hereby given that regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Chicago, Texas & Mexi.
can Central Railway Company will DO held at
the general Offices of the company, In the city
of Dallas, Dallas CO., Texas, on the 10th day of
January. A. D. 1882 for the election of Directors
and for the transaction of such other business
asmay come before t.
ASAHEL /. BENNETT
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LAND LEAGUE MEETING.
Receptionof Hon. M. Eealy- PrograsnHe
for the Meeting at craadock's Opera
House ON Friday Evening january 9th.

The dlstinguished visitor viii be intro
duced to the citizens of Dallas by Hon. j.
Z. Simpson. Mr.. Hcaly will then address
me audience on the great subject. matter OF
anairs IN Ireland, and which has recently
world, and yet on which so little of real en-,
lghtenment exists.
Major John +. Elliott will make the clos.
ing remarks on the subject-matter of Mr..
Heaiy's address.
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To improve Jour health and strengthen
your body ie drink pure and fine whisky,
brandy, gln, sherry, port and above all the
genuine Juice of the grape, Hungarian
wines. Our liquors and wines are Of the
finest domestic and imported aud we ask
the public only fora trial to substaniiate
our assertion. GLucKsNANS & Co,
Elm Exchange, Ga Elm street.
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Referring to the above, wish 10 extend thanks
70 our friends and customers for their past lIber.
al patronage TO the firm Of Shields 4 Young and
irust continuance ofthcir custom will DC ex.
tended 70 the now hrm. Liberal and air deal
ings will be the motto In the future ss in the
past ib.4t W. W. YOUNG. s
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NEW YORK HERALD,
broadway and Ann street, New York.
corARrNERsHIp NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, have this day formed q
coparlnership under the name Of A J Roser-
\ ia " Bro, for the purnose Of carrying OF l,s-
mess as Nrlcer' and such other merchandise
pertaining 20 that line o. trade Hoping 10 re-
celle the liberal patronage Of our fiieids aid
former patrons We remain,
Rcsosctfnlly,
A. J ROSFNrIELD
lJ'W MORRIS ROSENFIELD
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CITY NEWS.

The Sensation Of the Hoar...Alleged
Elopement OF an Elm Street
Nilliner with one Of his
Fair Salcs.Ladies.
Conflicting Reports-..A Clean OF Hope
For the Bereared Families..."All
NAY y Happy Yet"
Wedding Bells--RailrOad Facts and
Rumors-.Sew Express Offices.
Verdict ofthe Coroner's Jury as to the
Suicide of Last Evening.
Other Interesting Local Gleanings.
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Special lanIscc.

-NoTlCE-sealed proposals for renting the
City Elevator for one year, possession to be Civ
en- on the LIST of February, 1882 will be received
up TO the 10th of January, The Company re-
serves lherghtto reject all bids, if not satisfac-
tory. Direct to Jno $. Hethcrmgton, Mt the
City Compress. G. BRADFORD, Secretary.
Dallas Texas, Jan. ., 1852. Hot
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NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD,
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.


ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
The cirulatlon of this popular newspaner n
constantly increasing ltc6ntnins aIl'the lend
ing news Of the Daily Herald and Is arranged
IN handy departments The
Eoroign News
embrnces special dispatches from all quarters Of
ihe Hlobe' Under the head Of
American News
are given the telegraphc dispatches Of tho week
IRON AZ pGrlso the linion. This feature alone
makes the Weekly Herald the most ynmable
chronicle IN the world as II Is the cheapest.
NNery week Is gwen faithful report Of
Political Nows
embracing complete aud comprehensive dis.
patches rom Washington, including full feports
oi lne speeches. Of eminent politicians on the
The Farm Department.
o. the Weekly Herald gives the latest sucges-
t .iv'S anu discoveries relating to the duties Of
grams trees vegetables This Is supplemented
9y awell e1itcd department, widely copied, I'M
The Home,
giving receipts for practical dishes and hints for
making clothing. Every item Of cooking or
economy suggested in this department h
tested by experts before publcai II. The homo
department ofthe Wee ~ Herald viii snyp Tho
housewife more than 100 times the price Of the
paper The interests Of
Skilled Labo-
are looked afcr and everything relating 10 mo-
chanics aud labor saving Is carefully recorded.
valuable feature Is found IN the Apcciali 4 ~.
ported prices and conditions of the
Produce Market.
Sporting news nj home and abroad together
WIN ,sloty every week, sermon by some emf
hcht uiNlnu literary, musical dramatic pcrson-
nj aud sea notes There is no paper In Tho
world which contains so much news ma ter cv-
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r. y. AUNsPAUGH,
Water Commission
Jan1tf


nG'AUDlToRs NOTICE All persons hold
ing claims, whether in judgment suit or other.
wise, against the Texas Trunk Railway Co., are
n quested to present said CLAIMS at the oillce of
the Receiver ofsaid railroad, No Cos Main 81 ,
to be there audited aid adjusted.
TIf0s, NJ. SIMPSON,
Receiver II. 4, nv
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Other Interesting Local Gleanings.
us THIS THE MANI"

Some Ugly Eamors, under Suspicious Cir
cuinstances, Indicate Most Unhappy
New Year for Couple of Families.
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OFFICE OF THE WATFn Couuls,IoNrn
NLIL.. ll,.... Iuu..--...- 49,. ~ .

OFFICE OF THE WATER CONMIssIoNERl
DALLAS TEXAS, January /, 1855.
Notice is hereby given tha, the city of Dallas
has purchased and hereby assumes control of
all the property and franchise heretofore be.
longing to the Water supply Company. All
consumers must pay their rentals before the
10Th day of January, 1889, or penalty of an
increased rate viii be imposed.
r. J. AUNsPAUGH,
To,,t az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-28
SEVENTEENTH STREET CLOSED.

Tho Result OF Recent Decision in nm
49, Old Case.
Yesterday, Seventeenth street from Chap
line 10 Market was closed ngalnst the pub,
lie by strong wooden fences being placed
across the thoroughfare This was done by the
owners OF that property, the Supreme Court
Of Appeals having by its decision OF March
10Th decided that the city hgd no clum to the
street. A portion Of the Court record Of that
day was az follows:
ELLEN Forsythe vs. City OF Wheeling, from
Ohio county: Affirmed as to so much as per.
petuutes injunction. AID remanded 10 ascer.
tain damages resulting from use Of grounds
pending this suii.n
The history OF this case is Us follows: In
1872 Mrs. Ellen FOrsythe by her attorneys
Lamb & Erskine came into the Circuit Court
Judge Melvin on the bench and asked that
the city be enjoined from taking her pro.
perty, the south half OF two lots, bounded on
the north by Fishers foundry, as she had req.
son to fear it was about to do. Pending
this suit, in 1875, the city did take possession
OF the property, which is now known rs Sew
enteenth street, it being n strip s. feet wide
and running from Chapline to Market street,
between Fishers foundry aud the German
church. 1t Is the extension Of old Zane, now
Seventeenth street. 80
July IL, 1850. the Circuit cour rendered its
decree confirming to Mrs. Fosythe the title
10 the land in question and enjoining the
city from further use but said decree affirm
ed that the plaintiff was not entitled TO COM
pensation or damages. The city took M ap-
peal and the Supreme Court af1rms the de.
cree Us fur us the use Of the street is concern
ed, and further, decides that Mrs. Forsythe is
entitled to compensation for the occupation
OF the land pending the suit, and remands
the same to the Circuit Court to ascertain
damages. This Court also held the property
was Mrs. F.'s by Limitation, she having held
1t since 1923, even II the city had originally
designed 1t for street; it hold this opinion
and took no notice OF plaintiffs papers
showing that she had the original title. p
The city has curbed the sidewalk, put
down gas and water pipes. all OF which now
belong to the plaintiff. Tho little strip is of
considerable Importance and undoubtedly
u compromise will be effected or condemnn-
ton proceedings Instituted.
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ALACK OF PATRIOTISM
Blown by n Lnck of Interest In the Fort
Henry Centennial. ~

Henry Centennial.
A meeting OF the various committees in
connection with the celebration OF the Cen.
tennial OF the last siege of Fort Henry, to be
held in this city next fall, was held at the
Office Of Clerk Hook yesterday. Misses Belle
Armstrong and Dora Hildreth and Messrs.
Geo, Wise and Mac Reilly were added to tue
committee Oh decoration. asi.s..Fss
1t now looks ms II the proposed procession
and street display, showing the progress made
in the century Just closing in travel and
transportation, manufactures and civiliza.
tion generally, will have to DO abandoned,
owing TO the lack OF interest shown by our
merchants, business men and citizens gencr-
ally. Such n display would of course be the
principal feature OF the day, and would be
the means OF attracting to tho city large
much good to our business men. Aside from
this it would serve rs an excellent object
lesson TO the children and youth In the his.
tory OF the good old times indelibly i'm.
pressing upon their memories the scenes
reproduced, and giving them knowledge OF
the customs Of that stirring period not 10 be
acquired in any other manner There Is no
reason that this celebration should not DO gs
notable IN affair IS any OF tho centennial
celebrations OF the past few years, beginning
with Bunker Hill and ending with York
town. The event to be commemorated is
certainly worthy Of such celebration. The
siege was really the last battle of the revolu.
ton, and with the proper local cooperation
the Committee could give the celebration u
national character. But the merchants, to
whose attention the matter Inns been brought
time and again, seem 10 think the matter
one unworthy OF their attention, and the
celebration will probably be confined to the
exercises on the Fair Grounds, unless indeed,
the citizens rise to the occasion, and giyC to
the affair character beiitting the OCCASION
10 be commemorated. That they should do
thi. "were a consummation devoutly to be
wished ss{i s. X. 71..l.35. X: s, q
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.


Interesting Items OF Intelligence Con.
yz ,H.s cerninE lndivtdunln. n rs -.
Detective ALI Burnett, of Charleston, ia
back In, the city,. :. e b II. (; III Y K
Misses Emma: Williamson and Minnie
Ward, two Parkersburg ladies, were in tie
city yesterday. $ $500 A
Miss Mary scanlin, OF Rochester, New
York. IS visiting her brother Tom at tho
Stamm House. 81 n i,5,i, X vs. z, XXI .ts}Sis
y Msior lsanc Neiswanger, an old and
prominent resident Of st. Clairsville-on.the
Hill, was ut the 81; James Hotel yesterday.
Attorneys Hubbard and Barr, accompanied
by Stenographer Rheinstrom, left last even.
ing on the Andes to, attend court at Parkeysi
burg. !, },
d Hon. J. B. Floyd left for home Inst even
ing after having spent several dogs in the
city.b His two, sisters, who have been attend,
ing MI. eChautal, returned with him.
< Mf.ssWill Marsh, OF the firm OF NJ n,
Marsh & Son, accompanied by his wife, left
Yesterday fol-. an extended tour OF the lake
regious and arisit to friends In Michigan. e
H. Miss Kaie Ennis. OF Jacksonville. Ills, and
Miss Nellie Dillon, Of Denver, Col, pupils OF
tho SteubenYille' Female Seminary. who have
been isyisiting Mrs. Kay Ilose, on, Virginia
street. Island, left yesterday for their2re-
spective homes, (, II .l-e
B Harry Smythe leaycS this morning for Gin.
cinnati to attend the examinations prepare.
tory to admission to Harvard. The! examiSy
ations Commence Thursday morning and
conclude Saturday evening" Prof. Dalzell
one Of bis instructors, accompanies him.
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THE COURTS.

= 30 q I o.
jSWhat IL Going on I'm. the Supreme Court
S3Ei or Appeals and Municipal Court. 4,
I The Supreme Court Of Appeals MET yestcr.
day, Judges johnson, Raymond, Green and
4 Snyder all being present: Tho following
cases were under consideration, and disposed
Ssof as mentioned IS 4, 4.
sss,i Case OF John G. Beard ct alSvs. Abram Nc.
\ Beard, from Greenbricr county; q motion 10
dism,ss, made on o former day OF, the term,
was overruled.
State Of West Virginia vs.. Stephen Gould,
y from Wood county. a writ OF error allowed,
ilS Skoon II gro. vs., Wm. Price ct al. from
i Marion county. Petition for writ Of error
n q Joseph Matthews IS. Abram r. Hall ct al,
from Lewis county. Submitted. ~ g
State Of West Virginia W.. Samuel Sites,
from Nicholas county: Motion 10 dismiss
snbmitted, the prisoner having escaped from
Adjourned hllithis morning at 10 O'Clock.
". Tho Municipal Court mot at $50 AfM.tSln;
the case of Nimicki &! Cows. tho Mingo Iron
Works Company, in. chancery, an order, was
entered showing the fling Of petitions aud
sthe submitting OF demurrer to the amended
> bill &c which 2 demurrer was sustained 4 By
sthe Court and the complainants not desiring
] further to amend the same the case Is dis
smissed from the docket at tho coats OF the
complainants.s This takes the case direct TO
Sthe supreme Court otAppeals. ~ ltSsS
djourned TIL Friday, ut $50 ll.ssS
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rHE STATE EDITORS.
The Comiug Meeting ofThc stntc Press
- ! hssocIRtiuit.s az5f,H u e


Association,
i meeting OF the newspaper men OF the
city was held yesterday in the Mcclure house
reading rooms, to project arrangements for
the reception and entertainment Of the ed.
itors OF the State, who meet in this city
next week in annusl session. The meeting
was largely attended, all thc'papers in tho
city being represented. Hon. Lewis Baker.
Of tho Register, occupied the chair, aud Mr..
Stull. OF the Newsletter, acted as Secretary Re.
ports were heard from the committees mp.
pointed Ct the former meeti mr.,
which indicated that the meeting
the accompanying entertainments worthy
of the profession. The citizens arc co oper.
nting literally, to the credit OF the city DO /,
said. Isl ~
a committee OF two, consisting OF Harry
T. Black, OF the Register, md WITS feari., Gi
the lSIE, LlGEScER, was appointed TO procure
a suitable hall to meet in. THIS committee
has already called on Manager Hester, Of the
Opera House, and 1t Is probable the meeting
will BIO held there. Il
"a banquet committee was also appointed,
consisting OF John r. Dunlap, Austin Beach
and @. =. Howell, and Chris. Liedl, OF the
!Fo'ksbiatt, was appointed a committee OF one
to secure the services OF band and orchestra
Tor the excursion and banquet. A little
jaunt to Eornhrook's Park is contemplated,
in the pleasant open observation cars OF the
Elm Grove railway! ag,
A grand banquet will close the two days,
meeting OF the Association, which bids fair
10 realize all the expectations OF the local
newspaper men and their visiting brethren,
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE. 81
Farm OF TO acres on Kanawha Eivei, ~
county, W. Va, abont one.third undn ~. ia
WALTON; convenient TO schools and eosT M,
l6O acres Gust OF junction CiN III
county, Kansas; good rolling prairie si' y
watered. ann
myso y isG0 Market ,.t sire:
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COLONEL Ina WILSON is the proprietor Of the
Metropolitan Hotel, corner Of Douglas and
Twelfth streets Omaha, Seb: Tho Colonel
had on experience recently, which he TIM,
mentions: ~ haye been occasionally troubled
with rheumatism for tho past tEo or three
years, aud tried many remedies, and spent
much money without obtaining relief. Fl
nally used St. Jacobs Oil and t gave, relief
at once found .aspeedy and certain cure
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A worthy Tc.,ImoninI.

Is The teachers of the Fourth ward Union
DISTRICT school, approaching the untiring en-.
ergy and unseltish interest City superinte,d.
Sent Birch has displayed in his work.. sent
him the following communication yesterday,
which must have been very gratifying to the
recipient. The letter reads rs follows:
rs PEor. BIRCH I'VE, tho teachers Of Union
: District DESIRE to express our appreciation Of
your energetic efforts for the welfare OF the
schools Of our city during the past year. We
have been helped greatly by Your Efforts, and
are encouraged TO hope ior. still better results
J than We have ever yet obtained.
rs Respectfully
NV. II. Anderson, Principal, sl,i
Miss J.. A. Anderson, Z May Britt,
I Lucinda Sims, Matte Gibson,
AMMO Ewing, ,si Sallie Thoburn,
I Lizzie Downs, ,55SS Lizzie Carmack,
Maria dillingham;, NJ. l.. .McColloch, AZ,
George Fender, x Elm Robinson. s. Y
Amy Chapline, Matte CrowtAer.