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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-17

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Scott. OF Hume and Adam Smith, OF
BLACK and Hunter and Hutton and
Iyell. iliustrious for all future time.
Now this period of magnificent In
teIlectual fruition in Scotland was
preceded by a period of Calvinlstic
orthodoxy as rigorous as that OF New
England at the same time-perhaps
even more rigorous. The ministers
of the Scotch Kirk in the seventeenth
century cherished a theocrRtic ideal
of society very like that which the
colonists of New England aimed at
realizing, and the outward aspect OF
society in the two countries was IN
these respects very similar. There
was the same austerity, the Fame IN
tolerance, the same narroWness OF in
terests in Scotland as there was in
New England. Mr.. Buckle gave US
very graphic pi3ture OF this state of
society, and the only thing which he
could find to say about it, as the re.
suit of his elaborate survey, was that
the spirit OF the Scotch Kirk was as
thoroughly hostile 10 human pro-
gress as the spirit OF Spanish inquI-
sitionl If this were really so, it
would be difficnlt indeed to account
for the period of brilliant mental
activity which Immediately followed.
But in reality the Puritan theory OF
life led at once to universal education
in Scotland, as it did in New Eng
land, and for precisely the same res-
sons. Popular education was begun
in Scotland earlier than anywhere
else IN Europe, and it has ever since
been maintained at q very high
level, while ths effects of theological
discussion in breaking down tbs old
Oalvinistic exclusiveness have been
illustrated in the history OF Edin-
burgh as we'll as in the history of
Boston. -Harper's Magazine.
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Pur itanism in Scotland.

II is interesting to note the similar
ity between the Pnritans in New
England and in Scotland with re-.
spect 10 the influence of their reIie-
lous theory OF lile upon general edu-
cation. Nowhere has Puritanism,
With Its keen intelligence and It's iron
tenacisy OF purpose, played greater
part than it has played in the history
Of Scotland. And it is q perfectly
patent fact that no othsr people in
modern TINES, in proportion to their
numbers. have achieved SO much in
all departments OF human activity as
the people OF Scotland, have achieved.
1t would be superAueus to mention
pre.eminenee of Scotland in the in
dustrial arts since the days of james
Watt, or to recount the glorioue
names il philosophy, in history,
in poetry and romance, and in every
department of science, which since
the middle Of the eighteenth ceptnrv
laaye made the country of Burns and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-17
For Rent.

Six room two story brick, water and gas
$40.
Business shop, first South street, $40.
SIS. Six room brick on car line, just built
pleasant location.
$40: Four room brick house and barn, First
$50. -Four room cottage, Seventeenth Ward.
SIS. Five room brick; Twelfth Ward.
$50. Five rooms and cellar In new brick
house, car line, big barn; all new.
SIS. SIX room house, First W ard
TlERRTToRLAL AND COUNTX SCRIP
L bought aRd sold.
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Houses and Lots For Sale.

sd 900 A GOOD INVESTMENT. TWO
pfiOOO houses on same lot three blocks
from Main street, on Second Southj one
house of seven rooms, porches, cellar, clos
cts; one cottage of three rooms, lot 4x2O rods.
tight board fence on three sides, picket
fence in front; stable and outhouses; hydran t
water: rentals pay 10 per cent. Always rent
readily, owing to close proximity to business.
G0oOO FOUR ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
PAoOO Nineteenth Ward, on hot Springs
car line, lot 5x2e rods
S35OO SIX ROOM ADOBE HOUSE
plenty OF water, corner lot 10X10 rods, south
an east front, excellent fruit; near car line
SS6A FOUR ROOM ADOBE LINED
pOCO' frame house, cellar; Goth Ward; lot
315x10 rods. we'll fenced. lot mostly planted to
lucerne; south front and handy to water; time
allowed on part payment.
5000 TWO ROOM BRICK HOUSE, II
pOOO' acres of land, about sixty assorted
young fruit trees, water plenty; situated about
eight miles south of the city,
GR00O MODERN STYLE ADOBE
S0UUU. House of ten rooms, one half
block from business center; in a very valuable
location: fine lawn and shade trees.
Comm C0ZY RUSTIC COTTAGE, -FOUR
VOOOU looms, cellar, barn, 18th Ward,
close to business, beautiful view, healthy loca-
|S1 o5n THREE ROOM HOUSE, 18TH
.GHAn0 SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, PAN
p&UVU tries, closets, buttery, cellar, on
Main street, close to business. Hydrant water,
barn, etc. For particulars enquire at our Of
cAnnn COMFORTABLE HOUSE. ONE
04EUU block from the Temple, eight room
adobe, cellar; waterworks, fountain, lawn
trees, corner lot, grand view, close to bust
ness; very attractive and healthy location
n OOO NINE ROOM HOUSE, GEL
Qt1OOO lar, stable, COW house and other
outhouses. Roek walled vel. and force pump.
Choice variety Of fruit trees; lawn; painted
picket fence all in frst-class order.
OK ROOM ADOBE HOUSE, ON JEN-
y nIngs' residence block. good we'll, corner
Of 6xl0 rods, nice orchard; price. $500.
0SO0 A SPACIOUS HOUSE, CeNVE-
%coOO Dient to business, suitable for a
boarding house or private residence, is now
offered for sole for a short time only. 1t is
such place as will always Command at least
u per cent. on the inves tment Parties by
applying at our Office will be given full part
STOSO ADOBE COTTAGE, TWO ROOMS
@1VOO and kitchen, high ceilings, 18th
Ward lot 21Ix 10 rods, all fenced, orchard,
stable and outhou5es. nice little place for
the money!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-17

SHOULD YOU be suffer from dys-
pepsia, indigestion, malaria, or
weakness, you can be cured by
Browns Iron BitteEs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-17

THAT HACKING COUGH can
be so quickly cured by Shiloh's
Cure. We guarantee it. Sold at
2. G. M. I. dug store. ID
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LOOK HERE.

If you want Envelopes,
If ycu want Bill Heads,
If you want Statements,
If you want Certificates,
If you want Box Labels,
If you want Note Heads,
If you want Show Cards,
If you want Law Blanks,
If you want Ball Tickets,
If you want Programmes,
If you want Letter Heads
If you want Bottle Labels,
If you want Auction Bills,
If you want Bank Checks,
If you want Calling Cards,
If you want Address Cards,
If you want Shipping Tags.
If you want Business Cards,
Efyou want Wedding Cards,
Ifyou want Invitation Cards,
Ifyou want Business Circulars.
IF Won want PamnhlntS Printed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21
Ennr MnnIila nnn DnilY

The Lone Star Endowment association
has now been IN existence about sixty DAYS,
and has u membership sufficient TO pay 4
number OF benefits in full at maturity. 1t
is Differed by men OF experience, all of
them having been connected with marriage
insurance since its Introduction into the
south. Its plans are the result of that ex.
pcrience, and are sound, safe and reliable.
We call special attention TO our Daily Aid
Department. In it certificates are issued
in amounts Of $1,000, $4,000, 5000 and
$4,000, and paying respectively 81, 50, 81
and $40 day. Persons marry at pleasure
and receive The above amounts daily, so
long rs they are members Five benefits
have already been paid and no assessments
made. We now claim to he thoroughly or
gained, aud firmly established, and with
our large reserve fund, and limited assess
mens, we offer the safest Investment, and
invite the attention of conservative opera
tors working agents. Wowant none others
May apply Tor information and supplies TO
AUG. VAUGHAN, Secretary,
l13 fremont ST., Galveston, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21

Yesterday morning about O'Clock u
hard rain began to fall, and it came down
pretty lively until l o'clock in the alter
noon, when it slackened up. The cutters
and streets were overlooked, and in some
places the water was over the street cross
ings. The crossing at the south intersec.
ton Of Main and Murphy streets WAS COW
cred with water. There is great com.
plant made about this crossing,
and the attention OF the authorities la,
been frequently called to it, The least rain
renders it impossible to pedestrians, and
something should be done to remedy its
miserable condition. The same remarks
will apply to the street guttsring on north
Main street. There is no gathering, bul
merely the sembance of one, from
where Martin street interseots
Main to Works livery stable
From thereon is small excuse OF
gutter that is not capable of carrying OF
the vast volume of water that finds its way
there, and consequently there are over
flows. AT 4 O'Clock il rained again iol
about one hour. The rain was umtimely
and though late III the season, will not dc
the cotton crop any good,
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For sale Ivy CROWDrs, BALDwIN \ wlILlAMs Danos

Big.Rock, on the Texas Il Pacific road, last
evening and the caboose Of the freight
train and smoke stack OF the gravel train
were knocked into Smithreens. The wreck
detained the passenger west bound, due at
S;45, half an hour,
Owing to the inclementy of the weather
on yesterday while at the graveyard the
Commsndery of Knights Templar were
compelled TO omit much Of their sublime
funeral service. Within the next few days,
however, action will DO taken TO complete
what was thus per force omitted.
The grand council of the Legion of Honor
convenes in session again to-day, and will,
among other matters, elect officers for the
ensuing year, which will close the labors of
that body. A ball will be given tonight at
the hall of the Young Mems Hebrew AsSo-
citation, by Fidelity council of this city, In
honor of the visiting members OF the grand
council.
DR.. Henry schulz RABBI OF the Congrega,
ton Emanu.El, has called meeting for
this 10 O'Clock a. m, of all the ministers OF
the city, at the City hall, to discuss the
needs of the poor of our city, and TO devise
means to aid them. There is no doubt that
the ministers and the good citizens of Dallas
will nobly respond to give their views and
aid in such a noble cause.
Douglas Brothers, merchant tailors, will
in II few days move to the commodious
store 103 Main street, where they will dis
play the finest collection ofwoolens for gen
tlemen's wear in the state of Texas. Their
store is now full TO overlooking with the
choicest patterns from the eastern mar.
kets. Anything in the merchant tailoring
line can be found at Douglas Brothers.
The two well-known artists, in their line
Mr., 7. 5. Borich, the sign painter, and Mr.
W. kibbe, the former senior partner o
| kibbe & Erncweine, and who is said to bC
unexceled as house painter, have formed
a copartnership as house and sign paint
ers, under the name of Borich e kibbe
They propose to do nothing but first elias,
work, using only tina best materials,
strong team. Call on them at the shop
| 100 Sycamore street.
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An Invitation

Isextended to the public to call
nd examine our Handsome,
New and Complete Stock,
which is now ready for inspec-
non in all departments.
Our stock embraces an ele-
can't line of all goods usually
Sund in a hrst-class Dry
Goods, Clothing or Boot and
Shoe store, and we take pleas
IRE in assuring the public that
We are enabled to place them
At prices within the reach Of all,
Our buyers have been ex-
eedingly fortunate in securing
Al the latest Designs, Fabrics,
STYLES and Novelties; therefore
We are confident we can please
HE most fastidious purchaser.
This week we have on eXhi-
bition in their respective de
oartments the following goods,
% which we desire TO call your
attention. Our magnificent line
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPu
NEM nRI.EANa


NEW ORLEANS September 90 Flour qulet
and firm higher grades, i.a5'i
Corn easier white as mixed 20.
Oats IN fair demand, western ~.
Cornmcal quiet aud weak at 2.7ieb2S
Hay higher common 1850 prime 49, 20 choice
2lM2,
Pork steady and In fair demand At22s
Lard steady; refined uerCc l9h; key, l2.
Dry sal, meats In fair demand; shoulders.
loose los; packed, l06o@lO62s,
Bacon nrmcr shoulders l0s@ll shor, rib
and lnng clear l5s
Ham. scarce and frm sugar.curod can.
yaMcd i5cl6 choice lGsniI
whisky steady; Western rcCticd 05eDi %
Coffee dull; iobbing ordinary TO prime seGsii
Sugar quiet aud steady; fully fair 50; prime
to choice sa@a; yellow clarified s.@s...
Molasscs dull and nominal.
Rice steady: ordinary u choice BOON
sights $50 per 100 premium; sterling bank
I siE.
ST. LOUIE,
ST. LOUIS September 20. Flour. upper grades
better; family l0di o. choice l6be,t76
Wheat fairly active and CHER No, q red fall,
.9r, cash, 95 September No, 2, red fall s9k
Corn active, firm and higher somewhat ex.
cited, 20 cash; Gj6q6Ga October
Oats higher but slow; 3iSG5ls cash; slH
september ~
Pork strong, higher jobblng, AIS,
nulk meats, none here,
pscon strong, higher, and irregular; shoulders
II; short clear Us long clear l'h,
Lard dull and nominal
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 90 - Flour steady aud
unchanged.
Wheat strong AMI higher regular Los septem.
her. pii, October, No 2 red winter, W 40 i0s
september. No. q, Chicago spring same as win.
Tor and regular No 3 Chicago spring ~,
Corn excited, and higher 6qs cash. ea',
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THE CITY.
LOCAL BRIEFS,

,, tne Oity compress steamed up yesterday,
'Iu Is now open for the season.
N. me Fort Worth colored band took the
',s'Oonhd train for home last evening.
nIat nice polish on your shirt ny using
ICOy " u, starch polish, For sale by Wal.
, Suust the thing for polishing a shirt bosom,
i III ana cults, Dobbin's starch polish.
d. NJ. Bond Il Co. y.
me proprietors of the Glen Lea saloon.
rss,l ne " Mccormick, closed their door,
Yesterday in respect to the funeral of ex.
mayor Good,
Oo 40 all requiring an excellent tonic, com.
nv NV Ol natures own product, and most
msnsSpTrauhg beverage, we cheerhilly recon-.
uu Temps extra export Beer.
posn I, " Paine, of Dallas, will be ut
ma vi AZ The Plano hotel, all day Friday,
All All WI give consultations free to all those
HIM V'ed with any ailment. Go and see
wrMVF painting and paper hanging call on
srn,' Lgnenwein, junior member oc the old
S,a m VI kibbo Il Ernenwein, 1888 Elm
sV', residence al Pacific avenue.
s,, gM Minor says that the Alice Minor re-
neai,nW Us the party who was arrested fol
Wiz goods from Levi Bros, was not hi.
woms "uu mat The right name of the guilty
YUAN Is Susan Bennett.
Nsesr,ies visiting ST. Louis should call or
ccsssa net Y Webb, railroad ticket brokers
n ers'a,S th and Chestnut streets. They are
poin,suy reliable aud sell tickets to all
c. " reduction on regular fare,
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Ready For the Fall Trade!

take pleasure in announcing Patrons an,, the
upc generally that we have hand and are daily re-
ceivng an IMMENSE Stock of
GooDs SUlTABLE FOR FALL AND WINTER
Trade TO meet the demands of our rapidly growing Bust
ness our ran Purchases have been much larger than ever
Dry Goods; Splendid Line of Ladies listers Coaks and
Domans; Gents Ladies' Misses Boots and Shoes; Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods; Hosiery, Gloves and
Nonons we have also added to our Business
NEW ENTERPRISE In THE WAY OF A CARPET DEPARTMENT.
winch is now in order and which we desire to call Snecal
Attention. having ADMINISTER, MoouErrE and VELVET Tap
eses and Bopy BRUSSELS Etc Our experience for the past
month convnces us that our Selections Qualities and Prices
are meeting with Public Favor Our DETERMINATION ~ Co..
mand Trade by offering Desirable goods at Reasonable Prices
WI be earnestly adhered to- All are Cordially Invited to
Ca and Examine our goods before making Fall Purchases
iii Q M p SON BROS.
- 503-505 ELM STREET.
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Texas Marriage Ala Association OF Dallas
TEXAS

Only company that contracts to pay its
members anything, and the ablcst in the
state, Has II monthly sworn statement,
showing S563l benefits paid up to Septem
Der lst, with nm average of less than two as.
sessments per month. Total membership
5000, and rapidly increasing. Only two
assessments for September, this being les,
than for the past two mouths.
Active, intelligent agents wanted in every
town and city in the Union, with whom
reasonable business contracts will be made.
Address Y. s. BURNETT, Secretary,
Box 22l, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21

Il. NJ. Yates was arrested and locked up
in the station-house yesterday morning on
Il charge preferred against him by MIR. A.
Garrett. Tuesday he got 800 from Mr., A.
Garrett, giving him check of his yates
brother, a banker at Omaha, Nebraska. Mr..
Garrett telegraphed to learn if it would be
honored, and on receiving an answer that
il would not, Mr.. Garrett had HIM arrested
The charge of drunkenness is preferred
against him on the station-house register
He is said to be ofgood family and hi,
friends hope that he will be able TO explain
the matter satisfactorily.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21

Joe Cooper, the brakeman on the Texas
Central who was arrested lew days since
by the United States authorities on the
charge OF violating the civil rights bill by
refusing Emma Bagey, colored, admit
lance to the ladies' coach, was brought be-
fore United States Commissioner McCor'
mick Yesterday for preliminary eSamina;
under a $500 bond for his appearance at the
next term Of the Federal court, which be
gave,
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GRAND COUNCIL Al orH

Second DAYS Proceedlncs-Grand Ran
quet At Mayors Hall Last Night to the
Grand Councll-over 800 Persons Pres
ent-Speeches, roasts, Etc.
The following are the proceedings OF tho
second DAYS meeting Of the Grand Council
A. l.. of H, of Texas
The Grand Council convened at Q O'Clock
a. m, and Was called To order and opened
IN due form by Grand Commander William
L. Cole.
Important reports from special and stand.
ing committees were received and acted
upon, consuming nearly all the morning
session.
Il. Burke, of Fidelity Council No. 40.
rendered an invitation to the Grand Coun.
ell to attend banquet last night and grand
ball tonight, as guests of Fidelity Council
ofthis city.
An invitation was extended by John C.
Mccoy to join with the civic and military
associations in paying the last offices of re-
spect to the memory OF Hon. John ]. Good
was accepted, aud the Grand Council ad-
lourned rom to D p, m, for the purpose OF
participating IN the procession.
The Council convenes again this morning.
| and to-day the officers for the ensuing wear
will be elected.
THE BANQUET.
Last evening tom o'clock until
midnight Mayors hail. on Elm street, was
the scene of festivity indeed. The occasion
was a grand banquet, which was rendered
by Fidelity council No 40, of Dallas, to
the grand council of the American Legion
Of Honor, now holding their second
annual meeting, the first having been held
q year ago at Galveston. The two lower
halls OF the spacious building
were filled to Overlooking, something
like 400 to 500 guests being present The
menu set was all that could be desired hy
the tasty palate, and wines of various sorts
flowed freely about the festive board. After
the inner man had been sufficiently RECALLED
with solids and the spirits enli.
vened by the oils of Joy, speeche,
were made, sentiments offered, etc.
Judge Burke commenced by rendering
the toast: 70 our visiting guests" Thi.
was responded to in happy style by Grand
Commander w, Z. Cole.
Mr.. lookout offered the sentiment ct,
the supreme Council of the United States. :
Responded to by Mr.. George l.. Hill, o
Marshall
Judge Burke again being vociferousl,
called on, arose and offered toast: "T,
that great courage of power and popula
thought, the Press" and called on Major J
+. Elliott to respond Responded to by
Major Elliott.
MIR. Bookhout rendered "the city of Gal
weston" Responded to by 7. S. Wren, o
the Island CITY,
Judge Il. II. West offered 1.-THE health q
Colonel Darius Wilson, the founder Of tn,
order That gentleman being absent
there was no response.
Alter these there were some spceChe
made in reply to calls, by General Cabell
John b. Stone, OF Dallas, and Mr.. Kearns
of Gilmer, and others. Everyone presen
seemed to enjoy himself TO the utmost, an,
Il good time generally was had.
May the prosperous and prosperin
Legion of Honor continue to thrive in tn
future as it has done in the past.
Tonight there is to be grand ball, an
the companions will have doubtless
glorious time in the dance in the woll.li
} rooms at Mayors, or on the lawn below.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21

The "call board Of the Merchants Grain
and Produce Exchange was not inaugu.
rated yesterday morning as proposed, but
was postponed until this morning at II
o'clock, by order Of Mr.. A, Oppenheimer
the president of the exchange, in respect 70
the memory of the late Judge John J,
Good, as the mcmbe desired to attend the
funeral services. This morning the board
will be duly inaugurated and q superb
lunch will be spread at the Board of Trade
rooms.
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Tho Highest Recommendation OF Any Med
icinc ON the Market! Read, Reflect and
Ia. .t Iharpbyt

INV OurANs, Ia, May %, lSS2 -Mossrs. W
II Patterson Il Co:
GcntS:-l take great pleasure in ttstiiying
to the beneficial results derived from the
use of Your r,achstonc Liuiment, having
applied same in various cases of neuralgia
sprains, bruises and rheumatic tendencies
in all of which the relief has been most sat.
isiactory. hearty recommend your Lini
mcnt to the afflicted, Respectfully,
SAN BOYp.
Mr.. l.. Dufour. of Hot Springs, Arkansas.
says the Linimcnt | ordered from yo Il
gives entire satisfaction
Messrs Richbourg Il Bro, OF Carlton
Texas says; We have tried your Iinimcnt
and can say that we have never seen any
equal to it, 1t does more than you claim
for II,
Mcssrs Walford & HohSon, Allen, Texas
writes us August eth, lSS2, That It /,
the best screw-worm medicine they sell.
For sale by all druggists,
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Tho Musical , ontssl

The contest at Shady View park between
the colored band of Fort Worth and that OF
thi. city, Gs to which could make The best
music, Tor cornet US premium, was won
by the former band. The outside darkies
who were charged admittancc TO the park,
say that she whole thing was fraud and
for the purpos, of making money out OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21

Mr. X. Shields has removed his large
stock of paints oils, wall paper, etc, 10
GS3 Elm street, where he invites his
friends to call and see him Mr.. Shields
ha. one of the largest stocks In his line in
the city, and he not only does retail bus.
ness, but is prepared to nh all orders from
surrounding towns in n johbing way. His
stock is complete In all its departments,
and with his well.known, artistic taste he
is certain to do the largest business in his
line In north Texas.
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County Commissioners Court.

Tho county commissioners court con.
vencd yesterday and counted the vote on
incorporating the new town, East Dallas, -
and the election on local option ~ Lancas-
ter, both of which were carried, the first by
a vote of 90 to against Incorporation, Tor
The first, and the second by vote OF 2j9 To
Al against local option. Judge Burke will
to-day or tomorrow order an election OF
officers for the new town.
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Railroad work-r,pres. once,

The Missouri Pacific Railway company
have completed their line from Temple
Texas, to Bolton, Texas, and trains are now
route from Dallas in both express aud
freight, the Pacific company having opened
an Office Mt Bolton yesterday, aud operate
over the above road.