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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-15
MEDICAL.
;. ga,ess This era.t

iRAsSkS E,EI gA'cSs This great
1uUNhELIk NSEeStr engtbe nIEz
;gtN S6Se SNH Remedy Gna Nerve
.5p5llT fSSNNNu III TONIC Is ths logia.
15f& s%NSSfh " innate result Of ovef 20
:g9. SS-SSSsss& W., years OF practical ex.
III K ssSfSNV a ~: pcrience, and CURES
ISS: t&A - f1Y,4S$3 WITH USSAILINQ
IENHG@x I<S$A n 4 CERTAINTY Nervous
JENNlASEZxNHz2ZNgl land Physical Debility,
lHk N<4e{4#T%1ttR Seminal Weakness,
HIT <AVEElI Hnattorrh1n, Emissions
VII lmpotency, Exhausted
r1S4lz7zI Vitality, Premature De-
cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, from whatever
cause produced It enrlches and purifes the Blood.
Strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion,
Reproductive Organs, and Physics snd Mental
Faculties. It stops any unnatural facilitating
drain upon the system, preventing involuntary
losses facilitating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, ETC., 90 destructive to mind and cody. It IL
sure eliminator OF all KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. It contains no injurious Ingredients.
To those suffering from The evil effects
OF youthful indiscrcttoEs or excuses,
speedy, thorough and permanent CGlkE
Is GUARANTEED. Price, IS 30 per bottle,
or Eve bottles In case with full directions and
advice, SIC. Gent secure from observation TO any
address upon receipt Of price. or @. o. d. To b
had only Of
DR.. C. d. salncid. 2ls EearHy Street,
san Francisco, Cal. Consultations Strictly conn.
dental, by letter, or q. Office FREE. For the con.
venence OF patients and In order to insure perfect
secrecy, / have adopted private address, under
LII Al. Ill H. H. foI
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HEALTH BATHSl

A GREAT LIST OF DISEASES CAN BE CURED
"A orpreyented, without medicine, by proper use
Of HEALTH BATHS, at the
Water Cure and Eclectic Health Institute,
Northeast corner Seventh and streets, Sacramento
Cal. This Institute has been entirely refitted and
furnished with health and pleasure baths OF all
kinds, including Turkish, Russian, Sulphur
Electric, Spray etc. Charges very moderate
m124pd N. F. CLAYTON, NJ. D., Proprietor
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z. L. BILLINGS a CO.,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
i In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
for DIR. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters also
agents for Ltton Springs Seltzer Water, Sonoma
county, California. No. Ill street, between Fourth
and Fifth m2h- 4n1m
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For Portland and Astoria (0regon)


For Portland and Astoria (0regon)
CHANGE OF TIME.
YyHE OREGON RAILWAY AND
j. Navigation Company and Pa
ci4c Coast Steamship Company wills 1(QEE
dispatch every four days from Spear sc4gSz1s
street wharf, for the above ports, Of their New
AL Iron Steamships, viz. (:
Columbia, Oregon, and State Of Cali.
fOfnia.
SAILING DAYS:
June. Northumberland 8, 2, II, ID, 10, %, ~
July. !, 8, 10, IA, Is, %, 26, 80
At 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Connecting at Portland, Or, with Steamers xnc
Railroads and their connecting Stage-ines for all
points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territories
British Columbia and Alaska
Ticket Office: No. 214 Montgomery street.
GoODALL, PERKINS & CO., Agents,
my3-u No. 10 Market street, San Francisco.
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A. N. TOWNE...... ........... General Manager
7. II. GOODMAN. ..Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
jaQ-4ptf
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE I
DR. GIBBONS DESPEHSAgY,
s2s Kenrny street, san Franciseo.

Established In 1864 for
the Treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal dIseasep,
such sGonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis In all
Its forms, Semira. Weak.
ness, Impotenoy, Skin
Diseases, etc., perma-
nently cured or no charge.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofgelf-abuse.
This solitary vice or do
IL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11

~ Z" York Early Rass Potatoes oa hand AZ
II BSALL BROS. < PHILLIPS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-11

C.o0 PER Week can be made in any locality
2cO Something entirely nov for REcata SIS
outfit free. G. W. INGRAHAM & CO.. Boston
Mass June 20, lSS2-4w.
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sis7 3 q. ,ss rs ''' t''' J. JAS. W. BUTT.
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jos GFE7 Il. SANDS, sOpsriDtendcnt.
CHARLES p. HATCH, GF SP.A..
JOSEPH W. COKE, CENT TSt. a..'.
o. HOWARD ROVER. D.F. -. A..
HaEerstowp. Md.
GETBHAL oTTIcRs: Eugersto~n Md. and nos,
81 md 80 so"th Third Street. Phiind elphis, Pa
JuDs 80, 1881
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A MOTHER lot OF Oil Stoves zst received AZ
IA JOSEPH z. EASTERDAY'S
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u eGtern Maryland r. R.

- N-'N-CSA y %S~AASA 4S' 4SS
Taxing En,e. Mopda~. JuEe 10, 1852.
(Raiurore TiFoe.)
LEAVE BaGEESTOwN,
Daily except sardAy,
1903 a. ~ Through YnAeesseF-aTziz. NJ H.r
tiuaore II.25 A. NJ.
6.l5 asd II .05 a. n, *Ed 50 p. NJ. For RJg,-
mont and intermediate points.
z'Zu :. "a; maIi-arriTiEg ut Baltimore 6.b6
4.2o ?. IA pen- MHr and Baltimore R1press-
arrive at baltimore S.l6 p. BI.
Daily.
$50 p. 81. slsmpbiO and Atlanta ExpreSs-sr-
rive as Baltimore Il.3O P. nj.
Sundays.
4.So P. n baltimore Express-arIi,o at D.l.i
Inorr US p. m.
arrive AT HAGERsTOWN.
SIG A H.. and 30 and $50 p d. T,eu, Ed1,-
s-0Ht EEj intermediate poiIts
12-l6 P d. Eiail-Ieaviog Baltimore q. 90
800 p. NJ: Exprssb-:eaviss Baltimore $50 p.
Daily.
l.VO r. n. M'mPhisRBd Atlanta Exprsss-I.av-
ing baltimore g. 50 a. M
J. -. HOOD. General Manager
p. d. INisR OLD, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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Shenandoah Valley R. r.
TIME TABLE.
Ia oaoe. Ja.e 18Th, 1852

Ia otoe. Ja.e ls.b, 1882.
PhiisdeiphiA time give D,iautss faster than Bal
tEoEe time, And seven miautes faster than
Washington, d. c., time.)
sOU-EWARD. pArY. Dali,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-05
Texarkana.

Special to thu Herald.
TRxARKANA, December @.-The survey
ing party of the Little Rock, Mississippi
River & Texas Railroad drove their final
pegs into tho city to-day.
Robert Johnson, contractor on tho Texas
& st. Louis Railroad, passed through the
city with twenty teams to-day, en- route to
Pine Bluff.
Mr.. Peterson, Sheriff Of Little River
County, came into the city to-day he
says ho has the murderer Of tho AdocS
brothers in custody and as soon as the re-
ward is deposited he will deliver him to the
authorities here. The money will be raised
tonight.
TExARKANA, December 30.--This morning
at 2o'clock man blythe name of John
Smith was shot and mortally wounded by
one Berry. Witnesses to the affair state
that it was cowardly and unprovoked
murder; that Smith lad never seen Berry
before the shooting; that Smith was a hard
working railroad man. Berry IS q rowdy
and bad character generally. He was,cap.
tured last highland, while the officers were
on thewa to Jail, the railroad men took
him from the officers and tried to hang him
to pair of cotton scales. The scales were
too low and they gave him back to the Off
GERS. declaring that if Smith died to-day
he should swing before shutdown. Smith IS
dying and we expect lynching tonight
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Charles Je Morsr, though not printer.
has beeiI 10 long publisher and editor,
that lie belongs IN this Hat. He camo III
The Morchousc oxptd'iion 1850 from
New York, filed various offices under tho
Rcpullc, and In 1879 established the
Clarksylle Standard, Of which hc IA still
the editor. He II The Oldest continuous edi.
tor In Texas, his only competitor being
linmilton Stuart, Of Galveston, who Is un-
derstood tosbe Tho editorial scissors man Of
tho Galveston News aud II that Is true Mr..
Stuart dates from May, 1888, four years an
terror 10 Colonel Dc Morse at Clarksyillc.
Ofother carlyrtime printers Gin. Texas
printers after the Success Of the revolution In
1SS6-Wm. ID. Minis was recently pub
Usher in Tyler; VIM ..B. McClelland was
the same IN La Grange; Samuel j. Dur
nett, apublsher in Brazoria in 1Sf5,is dead
John d. Logan, who came to Victoria in
1916. as one OF the publishers (Lagon &
Stcrnc being the firm the Texian Advo-
cate is dead---a noble man. +
But ] lind that to cover the case O
small .volume would be required. The
w. J. Niles, G. b. Cotton, Sam
mel Whiting Geo. w. Bonnell, Henry j.
Jcweit and many others would have to be
each one in the long and inter-
csting history, and hence | must desist.
LIB.
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uiilsDoro.
Special to tho Herald.

special 70 tho Herald.
HILLsBoRo, December 2S.-Deputy, City
Marshal Sweeney, who was SHOT by Hig-
gins, is improving. It is now thought by
his physicians, Drs. Du'llv and Kennedy,
that be wiz recover. Higgins still protests
that he had no intention Of shooting
Sweeney.
1t is thought that The chops NJ tho Mic
souri Pacific Railway will be located here.
Hillsboro is improving rapidly.
City property can be purr
chased at reasonable rates. Hills
boro needs good bank, lumber yard and
opsra-houss.
Town lots in the new town of Mount
Calm, on the line ofthe Texas & st. Louis
Railroad, will be sold on the 4th inst. This
will be town of some Importance, situated
as il is in the southern portion Of Hill
county, in the center OF the richest
and most beautiful prairie OF. Central Texas.
Several business men OF the county con-
template going down and purchasing lots
and going into business. This will, no
doubt, be the second best town in the
county. Excursion trains will run 10 Mt
Calm on the morning Of the 4th Of January.
Weather exceedingly mild. Several brick
buildings will be built here shortly. A
frst- class contractor conld do well here.
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Special ~ he Herald
ArnEss, December 2D.--The Sheriff OF
Van Zandt county brought Goodgamc,
charged with tho murder OF n negro, In this
county, to town last evening. Tho prls-
oner had been tried on writ Of habeas
corpus and refused bail and escaped from
tho Tyler jail, but returned and gave him
self up not long ago and was taken to
officer took the prisoner into q
saloon and purchased him some whisky
and tobacco to carry with him
to jail, when he ran out of the back door
and escaped and meeting friend sent
word back that ho would give $4,000
bond but that he would not lie in Jail
The City Council Of Athens met yester-
day and appointed physician to vaccnate
Nhnsp efsghm e IN no &c s OF
and ut meeting to-day will pass al ordi-
nance relative to Athens quaran-
timing against tho smallpox reported
raging so disastrously west Of us.
ATHENS, December 31-While the most
ofour citizens were attending MASQUERADE
ball on last evening, the cry Of fire was
heard, and it was discovered that the north
side of the square, in the rear of the row of
ii"ihc .uuiiulIlSS. VA viz euiht oiue
was on fire. Fortunately the Sheriff was
in that locality at that
time, attending to some official business,
and discovered the blaze in time, and
called assistance to extinguish the flames.
He also spotted negro and white
man, suspicious characters, running away,
who are now lodged in jail awaiting trial.
Kerosene was thrown all over the premises
A roll Of carpet, also saturated, was discov-
cred. Sufficient evidence has come to light
to convict the arrested parties.
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sp.s.., 10 N. Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
CossIcksA. December 2s.--1n the District
Court to-day the bail OF Robert TICKLE, I'M
der indictment for murder, was forfeited.
II seems that in family quarrel couple
Of days ago. Tyckle was 80 badly cat that
his life j. now despaired Of, which is the
reason OF his non-appearsncc for trial.
Extensive preparations arc beng made
by the Narrow Gulgo authorities for n
grand barbecue At Mount Calm, ON the 4th
Of next month. when the sale Of lots takes
place. Our people are manifesfing consider
able interest In The new town as point OF
investment.
Owing 10 the confined fine weather and
good roads, cotton il now coming IN verv
freely. aud business a looking Up.
Belle Boyd. q Confederate fame. now
resident Of our town, Gestures A. the Opsra
House Friday night.
CoHsIcara. December 30.-Georee Kes-
singer. = brakeman On the Central Road.
was badly mashed and HE Thigh broken
last nigid b. falling between two cars that
we're dilched below here.
In the District Cont to-day refer Hin
burn rns convicted 81 thea u cattle and
treated 10 fr0 year IN the r-nlfcnfiary
Tie Old Central Depot 4 being moved -
cleo proximity 20 the. Union Depot and
eiIl Be used a. a. ealing house f0r trains.
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GEORGETOWN. .
Special to the Herald.


Special to the Herald.
GEORGETOWN, December rs. = Our town
has been lively for the past week. Mer-
chants are jubilant over their success.
Christmas eonyivialities have lulled.
Mabel Norton played to full house here
last night. She will go from here to Aus
tin.
LNmber has been spoken for to build six
or eight new houses in this place.
Miss Helen Salyers, daughter of Mr.. A..
b. Salyers, Of this place, died last night.
Weather very warm.
GEoRGETowN, December 31.-The young
men of our thrifty little city this evening
turned out en- masse, some of the parties
representing several of our noted politl-
clans. The streets were crowded as though
circus had made its appearance, and the
windows were filled with fair faces.
District Court will commence here on
Monday the second Of January next. Judge
w. A Blackburn arrived here this after
noon: There is large docket. Several
noted murder cases are to be tried this
term.
The rules of the Southwestern Uniyer-
sity were suspended yesterday Students
are having lively time.
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Special V fhs Herald
EsoLa Pass, December 2s.-Dolsn viii
liams. who murdered Cobsro Chsrsz at
Csncho on December 9th. was captured
here yesterday b. the Sheriff
ssrsial nights ago the store Of Mr.. Jones
was burxnrizsd and large quantity Of
roc6s stolen Suspicion POINTS 20 fedrn
-oitnr0. hsld the ftstire Pedro, Who vas ~
tie i'm. Gun on bail. charged with borse-
stealing and attempted muruer. ssnin
Tefrs j. az old band al giving
ne 0nirsrs he slip. Last night. IL viii
Other t,rIsonffs hr1ke iaii- DEPUTY foden.
Nth pose. promptly started II pur-uif
nrd sncItfd-1 IN clrf urinT fiIeru1. lille
fIe IaItfr ras making OF with lIe Dsuutg
Sheriff horse isup0rarlIF itit sItrt
duiInR the search. II j. flICuklt fliat Tools
uels smaeeIlf iI|ie the JAN ~ one Of Re
IrU's ItfraIf ndIuIrIrs.
Du.fnc.s trI.k and he tom = boaI1lrf-
EltIr Pas. Dc.s,nbsr IA bI1 a.
frfnrt 30 steal Irr.rs fr1m Cur County
Surveyor NJ Hector. rss made Insl I|IrIll
~ rnl ~ or Itfirrn FfI|rr4 IH4 |4'Irf
h11 rrteTed rte tarf ana turr~l IHt
11r<I1 I1'ss -irrn r'sr4grrr - @r
Mf+rr
A i1-1. s'..r.srnt ofI1l,.,,.sl ..'r. I..r>s
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Fort worth.

Special to the Herald,
FoRr WORTH, December 3l.-Christmas
week is.ending us begun, with bright and
pleasant weather.
e. NJ. and I. @. Turner, and some others,
are preparing to go TO Laredo and elsewhere
in Mexico next week. They go to prospect
in various ways and may remain.
A. G. Shattuck, who left his home in Cali
fornia in early youth AID Joined the Con-
federate forces, will return, for the first time
since, next week. 81
Joseph Judkin's fine New Foundland dog
was shaved in several places and given
strychnine last night. 1t is thought that
the dog will die. He is valued at $50.
Frank e. Adams, County Clerk of .Jetfer-
son county. is in the city.
Mr.. Morris, of Shelburg, Wisconsin, is IN
the city. He is brother OF j. G. Morris,
deceased.
I. w. Rouse, the butcher, bought hog
yesterday which was raised in this county
and weighed 5Sl pounds nett.
Circulars were received here to-day stat
ing that the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Road would carry passengers. on and after
January 1st, 1882, at rates OF four cents per
mile.
A number of citizens will at once plant
shade-trees. Under the new ordinance they
will receive 81 for each tree when grown
two years.
Prairie City Street Railroad Company in
tend to commence work, with many hands,
next week.
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Jacksonville.
Special to the Herald.

SI'CUIuI 70 tIIV TIT ul'f. !
JACKSONVILLE, December 20.--A SIX year
old girl Of Mrs. Hite was killed last evening
at the residence of G. S. Bolton. A loaded
pistol was accidentally knocked from the
shelby negro servant, causing it to be
discharged. The ball entered the child's
head, causing death in an hour.
A carload ofcotton was burned here to-
day.
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snec,nlto the Herald.


'r @,1r ~ .S nec.,,hor % Arthur Iohn
la III, ,vor,,,o,t H. no,ro ~ an,
another negro roma named ed Manning, had an ex,
amln ~ e5cd peiore me hecoruer anu was
ne,- ~ y, w 800 ~ "ppeas voivio 'ue ciiii-
nal court
otner pu,,siallss were co,hi ,;l'a ias .
niRni, snhi aliVuhts Inc Poiice are Oh
the alert Ior tne depre1ators.
1ot.on rece,P'S DO
beaumont -. Duel. tne leAas Roy, VINO
dccnned most en- pnapcaiiy 70 oe nazeu py
cadets az west foine, ~ IN tue CITY on
visit m
Alexander "hite, Oh Daiias' Is Al the
fremont; ~,
Colonel IL. ID. AnoreWs, vice PRESIDENT
OF the Galveston, houston d pan ANTONIO
halirono, II IN the CITY. =.
GALyETos, December z,-non- 1om M.
Healey. lnsh mem per o. larllament, Is en,
pected 70 arrive mere lV-snorro"- ans Will
deliver an aduress 70 cit1ehs AZ Aftlhefy
Hall, January ~, ~ special inyltat,en, on
,ne suplect q, Wy a',a i.Ilasuu. =;
Aulcahy ana ncEnSIy ns's oeen appo on .s'l
commlttee W welcome the guest, IN tne
name Of Land League,
A memonal y 70 Ds oifculaeeu li'on lI .ne
streets to-noos o' W P.P',ss ~ - y.
ing INC co's'''e'''n " ''''o'" -'''u'' ~
wv ~ .,;,,.. e. Al. "a bo,,. c-d;,,
Oo.son ~. lo 49, ~ 80 ''o"''
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my .,,o ls''' ~
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iisuston.

Special TO the Herald.
IIousror, December 2s.--Christmas balls
and parties arc usurping all othcr interests
here.
An interview with II. Il. Lubbock will
appear In to-morrow's Post upon the sub
ject Of the misappropriatiOn OF Confederate
funds by Mr.. Jefferson Davis. Lubbock
was aid-de-canp on Davis staff during the
war and aftcrward with him IN Europe. lie
pronounces tho charge absurd and ground
Less.
HousroN, December 3o.--Thc State has
filed suits in this county against several
railroads centerlng here, for not complying
with the law in making annual reports to
to the Comptroller on October 4th.
]. II. Bright, formerly in tho employ
ment of the late Il. II. Cushing, Of this city,
now ofGonzales, well and fayorably known
here, passed through to-day with Sheriff
Wimberly, OF Mississippi. on n requisitlon
to answer charge of murder committed in
Mississippi some years ago. Bright says ne
was in Houston when tho murder is alleged
to be committed, and can prove an alibi,
and make ii warm for those instigating his
arrest in tho way of damages.
Houston, December 3l.--Professcr w. III.
Toute, of the st. Louis public schools, two
years Superintendent Of the public schools
Of Memphis, in charge of one of the Texas
normal schools last. summer, whose parents
reside at Sherman, Texas, was elected
to-day superintendent of Houston public
schools.
Brick work on the new Capitol Hotel was
almost completed to-day. When entirely
completed, it will be the finest hotel ed
ifce III Texas
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San Antonio.

~
special 70 mo heraiu.
SAN ANTONIO, december 2o.--G. d. Car
ter. colored, says that two men from Now
p.a,,,;c,s attar,n,od 70 ,nurdor him Last
-. -
MONDAY. a woman 10 tne Gauss
All stock in the Electric Light company
of This. city has been taken and tho ma
=, ~. ~ -, -
cii,iisiy vi i,,;oa4od reno,t ira
4 eil-autne ; I T!u Pi~
vails that Lleu.slia ~; f" ms ms
oeen iouuu eulity ahu' uiarii d LII. ~
service, put .ne onicels ~ duai 'ei' AM
Vicinity ptoiess is.io' ~ Il, c,ssat ro,,ta
ContfSctor moore, u tne nsVise r 49,.
VINO ls gr@qine near Desa IT, :; noy
paaiy cut ny hl ~ Sse rt,o,,ors - my Va
peese'. 70 lIsui ~ piie istn.., ,ohhea
a, tio ~ 10 'e Tn,rapce we rSos yooda
iasv his,'s " ~ a,,i,,a do'r tb,s,,,sri,
tsust 'mG aSar " ope"ins Is : -
o'onei' ,srls,,o ooop,hor 90 A vonnq
pm Ana ny neoT'h9 tra a. Ioaie
nenhew Of General Pope. Of the United
States Army, committed suicide to-day by
Jumping lneo tne pun ni,Voiii9 MI WI lis s
after teri the body.
'''l T.o ,',s portor tho Englisb hoian,xt
rsa1s rs ~ fi,,,aisnd VIII aorci a.d
Ill ~ s,.ac;,sans rom Ills secf;on
M A,,si,S,nr ao;innt from, ti,e to,, cannon
isa,' I'LL h,t not danoer9nslv hnrt
Soy ',-.'.-,o 1aoan, ho, IN Iose Halmcs
s,,;otad ~ nan sIanghter at tho LAST tern,
pIn,so,,ta,, cnnrt md In Rerar county iai
ieas1i'pn 49, IL aas, h,;,l. ren,a,,
Ior sag keepinE, ~ oese pos ,,,rs ,,,ss
anu uis,iiisseu Al 'lie sut' ~, 80" Vs.,
-. s.s,,,i y. a.. ,-,a,ss
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-05

Special " tho Herald,
MARSHALL, December 80 Work on the
construction Of the Sabine Pass n Texas
Northern Railway goes brayely on. Your
tlons to-day. About one mile Of the track
y graded. Activity prevails all along the
line.
Capt. w. A. Ross, Auditor OF tho Pacific
Construction Company, Is visiting his nu-
merons friends In this city.
norther struck us this morning.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-05

OF The work fntlusIasilo receptions wcfe
given The Americans Wy Tho proplgoi hee.
raj, Mexican town, WHO enrofly hope t"r
the speedy arrival NJ tho rallfond.
Weather hnnutlful.
Myrinds u wild gecsc aro reported IN this
vicinity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-05
Troupe.
Special to the Herald.

TROUPE, December 30.-A caboose was
burned In the yard last night, supposed to
have been set on fire by tramps.. 1t was
robbed of 500. No clue.
A grand ball given by the Y. M. f.,
club, at Hotchin's Hall last night, was the
most pleasant affair Of the season.
The Christmas holidays are about over
and quite calm exists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-05
Groesbeeclc.

GRoEsBEEcx, December %. = The cash
drawer which was missing from Shapiro &
Bros; cafe. ut the fire Monday morning.
has boon found The money is missing,
but an insurance policy for $4,000 and a
draft on New York is all right. All quiet
and happy.