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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1882-10-28

We must confess that last Mondays
convention was disappointment. just
how ii was. we cannot exactly say, but we
rather cxpectet-we shall not say hoped
that our dear cousins wonld really have a
row OF some sort or another. On the con
trary. there was quiet, peaceful, Sunday
morning-in-the-coun mir about the
whole affair which was, at all events.
soothing. Smoothly and with dispatch
the following ticket was nominaied:
County Attorney-H. r. Bevans.
Register of Dee,ls-E IL. 1,lmann.
Sheriff-John Mccullough.
Judge of Probate-S. A. Fiaherty.
Court Commissioner-fl. b. Wolff
After an effort of one OF the delegates to
have what will be left of the Republican
party after election day appointed rs the
county committee, the chair, Dr. Suthcr-
land, decided ON the following:
IL w. Stone, chairman; w. W. Girls
wo,d. G. G. Thorpe, Thomas Thomasson
and j f. Favrow.
Those of the delegates representing the
First commissioner district decided upon
Austin Thomasson rs the nominee for
county commissioner, and the chair so
announced On motion of Mr.. Darling
the convention was adjourned
PTSFNESS NOTTTErS
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NORRIS, MINI, Oct. 81, 1892


To the Editor of the sun
Ny attention has just been called to an
article in tic ST. Paul Globe Of this date
TO Ieticr alleged 10 have been written by
Hon. Chas. A. Gilman 10 myself, in
which Mr. Gilman informs me auihorita-
lively that Mr. Barnum had sold out TO
Mr. Kindred and naming the price paid.
I desire most unequivocaliy 10 deny that l
have ever received amy letter from Mr..
Gilman, or anyone else, charging Mr..
Barnum with selling out to Mr.. Kindred
or receiving any offer of sale or anything
whatever in regard thereto. And desire
10 say further that believe MIR. Barnum to
lie sincere in his assertions and worthy of
the full and hearty support Of the Demo
cratic party Of this district.
Very Respectfully,
Il. &. MOORE.
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70 slse EOscrs cTSscvcns Co.

III view Of the unfortunate division of
the Republican party in this county. and
assuming that it will be impossible to &C.
cure convention this iall 10 make har-
monous and bona tide nominations for
county offices, l desire to announce myself
as candidate for the office of County At
torney. and respectfully ask the suffrages
of the people for that office.
G.. L. BROWN.
Morris, Sept 81. 1882
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NOTICE.,

All county orders presented on 81 i,tiofe
March TO- 1892, will be redeemed ON pre-
sentaiion 1T the Office oi Inc county treas
urer in Morris.
No interest will be paid f'er this date.
October Il, 1882 II. WHITLEY,
County Treasurer.
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4 weak ticket is the opinion one con-
stan,ly hears expressed in reference to the
list of candidates placed in the field by
one wing of The Republican party OF last
Monday for county offices.
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A review Of The political situation in
this legislative dis,fic! conylnces lis liiat
10Th tIr. Chew and Becker can and Will
lie elected From careful advices received
from he various parts of the four coun-
Tics, We give it as our conviction that these
gentlemen, at the present writing, are far
.Aead in the race This talk that one
hears upon the street as TO the relative
strength of the many candidates on the
Republican ticket may have the effect OF
weakening our Democratic candidates
with those who, probably not fully under
standing the true status Ct the district
uSilc., might be tempted to cast their
votes away from them, in the :iope OF Sc
c. ring the lesser of the two evils. But
iir. Campbell's absurd claims have al
ready had the re active effect that always
follows exaggeraiion, and the sound COM
mon sense OF the people has been able TO
place Campbel's claims just where they
5a,ong-outside of the race altogether. Tie
Was d.stanced weeks ago, and the contest
IS 1iaffONcu GOWN W CHS", ahu '"ohb"'n
with Chew leading. The gap between
these latter is more likely to be widened
than closed. Mr. Becker, it is our opinion.
has The race entirely in his own hands. IN
this county he will undoubtedly divide the
potc evenly with his opponents while he
has more than an equal chance with
either Of them in Big Stone, and will leave
them both fur behind in Traverse Grant
county, Of course, has never been counted
as very strong Democratic locality but
even there we believe MIR. Becker viii re.
ccive, at least, his party vote. Outside OF
this county there arc no adverse influences
working against him, and we confidently
expect to hold his own for him here.
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I'VE don't anticipate any trouble from this
item
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1882-10-28

The Republ cans want TO mike out that
it was coo k-.ail that brought them TO
grief in Ohio.
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What would this Earth be without The
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1882-10-28

Tie Hancock Olive Branch has county
ticket Of its own. The editor of that pa
per has acquired the reputation Of late OF
being somewhat Of . wag
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1882-10-28

We rather suppose that the Morris Trib-
nne Is not disposed to support Beyans for
tie county attorneysllip.
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The Republ cans want TO mike out that
it was n cocktail that brought them TO
grief in Ohio.
4 weak ticket is the opinion one con
sian,ly hears expressed in reference to the
list of candidates placed in the field by
one wing Of the Republican party or last
Monday for county offices.
The Orionyille papers assure their read
ers That were Mr. Campbell so well known
throughout the ,listlc, us he is ut Orton
vile there would be no necessity sor u
personal canvas ON his part. That gentle
man was Il resident nf Stcvers county for
quite as long time rs he has been of Big
Stone, and, although we lay no claims to
second sight. we venture To assert that Mr..
Campbcll'S vote in his recent abiding
place amongst US, will be IL fair criterion
of his personal popu ariiy throughout the
district
Would yen know the meaning OF the
political revolution which struck its first
blow in Ohio, and viii sweep through
Pennsylvania, New York. and we trust the
North Star State also II means four
things:
First-Reduce the expenses OF every
branch of Federal government 10 basis
Of simplicity and honesty.
Sccond-Abclish the internal revenue
abomination.
Third-Make The tariff simple and
RATIONAL, and just sufficient 10 pro.
vide fer She wants of an honest and
economical administration in time OF
peace
Fourth-No stealing, either by the al
ADMINISTRATION and its agents, or by congress
and its employees.
This is the meaning and the purpose of
this mighty overthrow. Is the Dem cracy
wise and high-minded enough too xecute
this peremptory mandate with fidelity and
courage.
We shall see The occasion is great,
and We are happy to add, the future is
hopeful.
Mac1o iaid, of StcarnS county, is hay
ing hard road Ia lrugei in his canvass for
the senate He deserves better Treatment,
from the people OF that county than he i
likely 10 receive Ii our good wishes are
OF any service to BIN he has them. Ii he
had followed the advice of his numerous
friends i'll this comparatively insignificant
part of the Fifth congressional! district, he
would now be n candidate for an office
other thar that Of senator from Stcarns
county-aEd he would be o!ected.-Morris
sun 14lh.
Thanks! Our fight is 4 contest agains.
ring rule, ana it we are opposed by every
renegade Democrat in The country whom
lie OLD ST. Clond piae land ring can pur-
chase. But their doom is scaled-the
handwriting is on the aii,"-st. Cloud
Times.
Bury them deep, friend. The fight in
this Fifth congressional district is one
against corruption. That you may be sue
cesSful in your battle against it in Siearns
the Democracy Of Stevens will ever pray.
4. This critical time we would regard your
defeat us the most serious loss the district
could sustain.
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Wonder thc split in the comets tail
had anything to do with the Republican
split in this district.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1882-10-28

LosTOne gold bracelet on the road
near JohnsoD's MILL Suitable reward will
be paid II returned 10 this office.
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New York will follow the OHIO leading

There's considerable human nature in
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ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS &
MANITOBA R. r.

Main line trains for Delano. Litchfeld Willmar,
Benson Norris. Glynaon, Fisher Landing and
Winnipeg.
LEAVE. ARRIVE,
st. Paul, 6:i0pm ST. Paul g.35a m
Minneapolis, 7:2a' Minneapolis, 1858 .
LEAVE NORRIS.
GOING EAST CONQUEST
Passenger II 30 am Passenger o:3Opm
Freight 10 am Freight 400 III
Browns Valley trains
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Morris 100 a. IN B. Valley 1915 p m
B. Valley 2:i5 p. IN Morris 800 IA
W. >. ALEXANDER,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't. A. MARVEL,
no94lv General Manager
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-26
SADDLERY AND LEATHER,

NOTWITHSTANDING the heavy orders which
were received IN this city in the early part OF
the business season, the demand for saddles
and harness Is greater now than ever before
Dallas has already acquired reputation and
celebrity for being the best saddle market IN
the country, and the manufacturers here find il
necessary To increase their capacity in every
way to meet the wants of their increasing
customers The leather market is active, and
sales are unusually heavy
TO-DAN'S QUOTATIONS.
SOLE LEATHER OAK-No. ], 5000; No. q 81 a
HEaLocK-Best buffalo slaughter, 80; good %;
best Matamoras %; No. 2, 2S; good damaged, "a.
OAK HARNESS LgArnRR-No. /, 366sSSc; No. 2
SIC =
IlEMLoox-prime, 35: do good, sS; do No. 8 800
FRENCH CALfsRIE-sl p to l 20, according to
quality,
PniLApELPmA CALrsRIS-No. /, 81 10 to l 25;
do No, 2, 81 On to | TO-
PWLADELrHiA Krs-No. |, SIC to 81 CO. ac-
cording 10 weight
SHEEP SKINs-Topping NNXX per doz, $40 CO.
Innings, white, NNNN, 81 s5, Russets, & toS
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

TilrRs is q continued and increasing demand
Tor all tropical fruits brought to this city, orders
coming nom nearly every town IN north Texas.
Dallas the only city In this portion OF the state
whore regular and complete supplies are kept
constantly on hand when IN season. Sales are
heavy, principally ON orders. There Is little
change TO notice In prices of nuts pecans arr
scarce aud the market Ann. Other varieties are
without change. Prices are as follows.
ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS..
R.i.iss-London layer. new, per boz. o IS:
layer e. 10 10 S2S.
BASASAs-pcr bunch, q 10 to a so
ehkrs ArrIrs--sS 80 TO 7 70 per barrel
CuRRANrs-Sto SIC.
PKAcnrs-None In market
CALIFORNIA PHARs-None on the market
oHASoks-valcncia, mono In market Sicily,
per box, IS so
Unnecessarily. per box. o. 90 to a 90
Nu1s-Almonds, 23c per pound. Brasil, 106ll2
nlberis, isr English walnuts. 2oc 10 chestnut,
imported, none ON the market peanuts, Ten.
ncsee red les choice white, ioG coooanuts,
70 % per 100.
DArrs-ln nails, &c per ID.
pEcASs-iic. per ID. .tNfl ~
Fies-KeFs, .iac, layers ~ to $50 per pound.
0RArEs--MslaEa grspch per Dbl, eln -.
CnuNurr-Importcd fSc. "a h6ye
=. = = --'''
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TIE DALLAS HERALD WEDNESDAY, APRIL o6.

this increase continue during the year several
OF the houses In Dallas win probably aprreeate
US Iurge sales as will the heaviest firms IL
any Oh the metropolitan cities of the west OF
s5ut IN a comparison OF prices here with those
mr, l,a,,er ~ Louis hicago, Galveston or New
oiieuns, SHOWS conclusivelv that Dallas offers
advantages e. the trade of all north Texas over
any OF the cities above named Business In this
me mere Is. asu sdal, very heavy, and prices
hh' eon yd as SHOWN by our reports which hay,
o. To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
,OoFFEE-Rio common, 1lh6Sl2c; fair, 12h@i3C
cholce, IL to 1Sk Laguyra. IA 10 l6 Java, x
oo I,EaAAs-imperial, 5O@65c; Young Tyson, i0@fO
o9S,ong; ao@Soc; Japan, 6O@65e.
., SUoARS-We quote: Powdered IKE; crushed
ll9si graduated, llk; standard A /, IL: Lousi
ann white clarified, II; yellow clarified. iOn "a
lo,ai choice Loulsana,9Ac prime, s99Hc.
.. oLAssEs-Lonisiana choice, 75 prime zoe;
ialr To good 65 to zoe.
SWEET poTAToEs-si 5O@2i rs per bushel.
RlcE-WhOlesalc, 8 TO SA.
al S.
ol S per barrel, 81 90 to "a So yellow
POTATOES - pachblow, none in market i'm.
ported, vi per bushel; early rose..sS OOto s3 30
CRAckrRs--soda, x, sX; Xxx, o xxx, 10
cream lltS; ginger snaps llk.
soAr-Oiiye, % per box: blue India, n ID
pure ~ 20 per box; ID, bars a rs per box; ID
clone, 81 Is.
BEAss--7 TO 7Jio per pound.
CAFDhEs-Star fun weight, 15k to l6.
IHcEsE-W. X. Is H.: fun cream Ii.
Homlhr AND GRIrs--S6 30 per barrel.
DRIED APrLEs-7A@S,
DRIED PEAonEs-Unpeeled, SA; peeled lie
per pound.
-, PIcKLEs--sli 5O@l2 per barrel; half barrels
W arm.
Coal oIImllO deg. Hre test In barrels, IL;
CLOTHES PIHs-Round Csc; spring 81 per box
MEAsuREs-h bushel, iron bound, So SO 80.
uoSeh; wo-h0op pals, 81 10: three-hoop 225
=, Three nest q 2b@2 %. eight nest So q
NO. ], - rs per DOZEN No. 2, IS rs; No. g. rs per
Dozen = ~ ~
Era, o. 5000 70. ' ~ -'e'
WELL BucKErssi OO@4 25 per dozen.
foWDEh,-s6 % per kcg Of Is pounds, 10y, do
W bs; Ga do 81 90; blasting kegs, so 90
-, shor-Drop, bag. U 10 to 81 10; buck, 81 IS to
MAcKnEE-No /, barrels, s11; half barrels AZ,
kits, sl@l 10; No. 2-barrcls, Sd SO TO $40 half
barrels, 90 so TO Sd kits, 30 to 95c No S-baIrels
W TO w halt-bGrrels, 50 TO S. SO; kits, zoo 70
10 Csc. -'N'
OIL. '' ''''''' ~
MISSOURI ClpEn-,-25@sOc per gallon.
NlNEdAR-ier gallon, 20Gt30c
WRArr,NG PAPER-Rag and straw. 45c IN I'M.
SrAgcH-5@5hc
JUss-We quote lilo per gallon for glazed.
Cr0cRs, lOc per gallon for glazed
PRACHEs--2 lbs 81 1b6l2 IS; 8 lbs G3G9 10
TOMATOES lbs. 81 306ll 40: 10, 81 G560 49,
BAUER KRAuT.-Bbls ga co. half bbls VI so.
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both In numbers and quality Hogs are plent.
ful, but there Is little demand for them at this
at quotations:
TO-DAY QUOTATIONS.
BEEF CArTLE-Com.fed $685. cents.
BARN cows-Fat 3a3k cents.
SHIPPIEG-3&dl cents.
STocK-Per head, Sl5@S2l.
Mich cows-With calves s251si0.
SraISGERs-Per head, SlO0t30.
HoGs-Corn-fed, 6@6ys cents; timber fat, l65
stock 364H.
sHEEr-Mutton, 3il@sH cents; stock, per head
el.GO6aS2 90
HoRsss-ENtra fine, per span, 5000 $500 fancy
harness SlbOtaS20g livery harness, s756si75
farm, s5OMSl25; ponies, Sl5&s9O
MULEs--Extra heavy sl25@S2OO medium s5O@
90; small g.
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HARDWARE.

ONE great reason why the hardware trade OF
Dallas has grown so rapidly In the past year. Is
thc low prices which have ruled during the
whole time. There Is not an article in the line
mat cannot he bought here us low as In any
other market In the country, frcighls added,
while many of the staples have been selling nj
prices below parity with those of any other
southern or northern city. Business In this line
II extending to nearly every portion of the state
tributary 10 this city, and shipments each month
snow large Increase over the one preceding 1t.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
Axcs-Callins', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar,
Per dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, per dozen,
lp2b; Double Bit 20.t0.
Shovcls and Spades Rowlands, discount 30
| 10 per cent
Rubber belting-Discount 60 per cent.
NRllS--i.2i rate.
, Horse Shoes 70 per key.
SIS per box
| lron--,c rate.
sieel-plow, 20: lay, &c; cast lSc per pound.
sheet iron-T ID, &C; galyaniscd, discount sc
per cent.
skillcts and lids SC per pound sugar kettles,
90 per pound.
sad irons--i LEO per pound
T0cks,in boxes, 100 papers, l so per box,
per dozen, 900.
Mnttocks-per dozen, HOO
Scales-Fairbanks, discount 2S per cent.
Howe, ulscount - per cent.
I'm plato-l G., luNli per box, S0l; |. C., Tx
~, per box, 500; Fcrne, lix2O, per box so.
Ferne, 2OS2s per box, so
Tinwarc-pieced, discount 80 per cent
stamped, discount 10 per cent
solier-No ], loo; No H. and L. lSc pei
pound.
Rabbit metallic TO l5c per pound
Bar Lead lie per pound
No. duck horse collars * per dozen.
Hamcs.-two loop, 4. IS per dozen; three loon
100 per dozen,
Trace chalns-6 IL, s. :, isc per pair.
Back bandS-thrcc inch, / 75 per dozen.
Clcviscs-9c per pound
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-26
COMMERCE AND TRADE.
COMMERCIAL.

=, a. p.,,,o.. Il, ti,is o,tl, dur
DALLAS, April p-,pusl'esIs ~ ~ al" ali cha
ing me past week has peel a aoods hovc hse,
Of TRACE Inc SAFES a. u'y s1o' ,,biio ~ rn
heavy In staples ala uIfss s" " " AMI y t,cn,
tall trade 10y impto'en ~ . ,vu, .,ooJv az le
Groceries ha,a peci' nl,i INV s ,sar NJ :,
shipments aorlen ,ns.s W. on nv oro Il ec,,y
this season o. wy ,ear. nv, o. ~" wa, ~ W,
demand lor ,oeM ayalsp'iG,a avdwepc , S stssgv
Orders nom NY .unn" "a ,nbIlo ron q, M
q former 9noiasons, apu oa T,M jende,nv
eastern markets. snow Ms,n.m mySi Nv oSnreys Il
w increased wnges u N,"nass al nam an.
tne factories csvses ,m,' h bat,er Inn,Jry
Ied GOODS ins,u nI ,Io v hoots and shons
~ quessW', u,"s ~ n han oharacierlzcd thc
slns. n sa,r ~ss n ss ~ Cntiop comes In slowly
mn INV MIN .sint there Is stll large ann
nUas sho u nnro , mi yet marketed Now is
rshs, 10y ' vcnd lima "a dsposc of IL as there
is"paV' Sorh sV' al. ahout M advance in
Nv "V wv soos Prices arc not
!ph h,ec w a,, lat lsst week The Iecelpts
cS', ~,Sr h"~s moi been Ia wv. but The suppW
W. s aSnyo All demands far local consumption,
49, \" hosv sn,ne nc,uallons in nrees Of
sor vs sn WV, as,s XII ' ,hey hsye moi materially
chsnrad s S lasi ,eports whe formation of
SSsn AND Inn, pcd,ce exchane, IN ibis city will be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-26
Wool AND HIDES.

As yet there Is little wool coming into thi,
market hut arrangements have been made tol
larger receipts. The crop viii probably bc lat,
coming III this season, Hides are In demnnt
and prices arc very firm. our quotations have
been revised aud are correct
To'nAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Wool-Finc aud medium fine, 2Sc heavy
2le, black. bury and dirty. Sc TO Toe on
iides-Dry flint sound and heavy, IL 10 lie
ditto light II To l2c; dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light y 70 lee; wet salt to 7 he green
butchers 5l.2toGc; all damaged wet or dry, hal
rdcc', DcerskinS, 70 10 pc shcepSkins, - TO SOC
shcarlingS, s to l5c
heeswaN-ll 10 Use per pound. as pet color
Iallow--ln barrels. 8 IN cake, &c per pound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-26
QUEENS WARE.

D,LIAs Is fast becoming known throughout
north Texas as one Of the cheapest and best
quecnSware markets IN the country Dealers
mere import their own goods, selected with care
anu packed IN small crates suitable In every
way Tor this trade The shipments tothc Coun.
Try are rapidly increasing. and each succeeding
week shows an Improvement In sales over the
one preccdingit
To'nAY's QUOTATIONS..
Assorted crates sia To s7S,
Tumhlcrs, 3Sc, To Si.00
stoneware, per l,OOs gallons $1,000
Lnlnls-B. H., SLID. q. IL, $3.50, q. S T.. $3.50
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-26
RAIN AND BREADsTUFFs.

The Is little doing on the streets in the way
of corlnd oats. The arrivals IRE small, and
MI oll,ngs are freely taken by dealers for local
oonsuption. TheT were no receipts or ship
mensy rail today Prices are steady at the
| followg qu0tatlOnsl
To-DAY'skUoTATIoNr
wnRr-9591 o., Is per grade Nicaragua
Csc on,reet,
CoRs-ln ear, new COG &C., old. SOC; shelled,
9jc.
OArs.1n bulk, 500 20.
RYE-Scarce We bote per bushcl,s0
BARIY-Scarce Iod demand, GO Il Csc.
BRAs-wo quote pills, 81 2OC91 IS In store,
sacks, 4 40 to 81 so.
FLoU--We quote Mill as follows: xxx,
q, III Xxx, 81 40 fra 81 70.
" ,wro,ed: Xxx, cwt, 81 50; XXX, % TO-
xXXXs3 no. choice niiy, 90 90 fancy, s. 80.
Corn peal, per bus D. 81 TO-
Grnhfy, -four. per bndrcd, 600,
In Chicago wheat May delivery sold IN the
mornngat ST. BIZ, ~ In the evening ~ elde's,
a cent blow the day fore. For June II opened
at 81 S2I, and closed si.3i5s, thrce.cighths of a
cent bel,w yesterday Corn also deCnned v lit
tie, opcIlng for May 73t, and closing ut TN,
three.f olrths of u pit decline on yesterday :
prices. For June II h on first call at TN, and
In the evening at hveeightis above the
dhy befo'e.
The following tail khibits the receipts and
Shipments of wheat he points nnmed Tor me
week ending April s and same time mo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-26
Trustees Sale.

TIVE STATE OF TEXAS County OF Dallas I'm
l. der and by virtue OF the authority vested in
me by certain deed of trust, executed on the
Ioth uay OF august \. d., 1871 by William J:
Shonc conveying the hereinafter described real
estate to Robert j. Mcneil. rs trustee to secure
the payment of five certain prOmissOry notes
executed on TIE 10th day OF August A. D., ls77,
10y Geo G Bctlcr nud W J shonc IGyable 10
Emanuel l.iNenwaicr each In The sum of three
hundred and fifty dollars, due respectively one,
TWO three, four and five years after date all of
SUD notes being now unpaid, excepting the first
note due one year after date and thifty.HYe dol
lars paid and credited on the second note on the
9th day OF October \. D., 1875 BY the terms OF
said deed of trust default having been made In
the payment of some of said above mentioned
notes, all of sal notes are now due. Therefore,
!, Ben, + Jones, Shcritfoi Dallas county Texas,
alternate trustee ~ said deed of trust Robert I.
MCNcill being absent from Dallas county and
refusing 10 Gcu, will sell at the reques, OF Eman
uel Lislcnwnltcr, the legal owner and holder OF
said notes, on the 18th day OF May A d., 1850, at
me iront door of the Postolicc, on Main street,
the city and county Of DNllaS state of Texas,
10 the highest aud best bidder for cash, the fol.
lnwihgdeScrihed property, upon which the said
dced ol uuSt wns executed, situated in the city
ana county OF Dallas, state OF Texas One 10, or
parcel OF land, part of block No, 10 q q, and
being part Of one acre, conveyed by John T.
Anlt mud wife to Noah Newman, beginning at 4
bois Uarr stalk; thence south lSJs=, east one
hundred feet To Main street, Prophets southeast
corner thence north ,5A9 east fifty feet to NJ.
T. Mooro,s southwest corner thence north 10,
west one hundred feet thence south T5AS, west
hity,siN FEET to the be- inniug. Also lot No, 4 in
BLOCK | of ShOnc'S subdivision # said city OF
DALLAS, said map of said sub division being re-
corded IN volume 81, on page iO5 OF the records
OF deeds, bonds, etc, of Dallas county; said loi
fronting my feet on san IaClnto street and
extending back nj the uniform width Of hiiy
rect one hundred and scvcnty.ive aud one half
itet TO an alley. For further details reference is
mGde TO the said deed of trust duly recorded In
Nolume ~, pages 6d-d9 OF the records OF deeds,
bonds etc, of Dallas county, Texas. Upon com.
plianCc with terms Of sale, will make proper
uue to purchaser This the 18th day of April
a, D., lS2 BEN. +. JONES.
d6teachWcd Sheriff Dallas &c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-26
DRUGS.

No business in this city has increased moro
rapidly in volume during the past season than
That of drugs. The same effort probably has
never before been made to induce trade In this
me to come here, aud this has only been accom-.
pliShed by offering inducements IN the way of
prices. Our druggists express a willinqncssto
duplicate any purchases made in any other
southern or western city. aud this. too. without
regarding frciphts This fact alone when it
becomes generally known, viii bring here nearly
all the business in this line transacted in North
IeNaS' Our quotations are revised daily.
TO-DAYfg pIaTA Tt,Ne