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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-13

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GOLDSMITH BROTHERS.

Having had New York ransacked
y during the past ten days in search of
Special Bargains, we are now ena.
bled to offer New Goods at prices
never heard of before in Dallas.
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FolI9wing is the weather.report for The
Max. Temp. Min. Tenn. n,

Albert Bermot, while handling A nisiSi
yesterday evening accidentally dischsrcsJ
II, inilicting a painful wound In The IAN
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Goldsmith Brothers Bargains catch the
crowd, and holds them, too. Try theml Buy
them Nothing like them!
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DRESS GOODS.

SUMMER SILKS at soc yard.
NEW woRSTEDS at Ice yard.
NEW LAWNS at &c a yard.
New Canton Dress Ginghams, Il yards for VI.
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TO NY OLD PATRONS.

4 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES III
Z YOU are 30 unfortunate as to require them
With mind matIired and enriched by studies OF az
advanced order, can safely say that there Ia hardly
disease in thu catalogue OF human Ills thss can
not treat to 4 successful ISSUE
LADIES' am always ready to assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
sxneriencs am now able to treat you with the
certainty Of success. No peculiar to your dell
cate organism Ia beyond my sure control
Ny Female Aionthly Medicines are superior to any
offered heretofore and will be warranted to have th'
desired effect in all cases.
Those OF the public who need my services can do
pend upon gentemany, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
I I address particularly those who have been In
iured by youthful indiscreeions, and those Wat
lshave contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consuIt n'
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease oi
trouble, and receive medicine by express, with fni
instructions. AL letters must be directed TO J.
JoSSELYN. II. D., zee Suffer street, San Francis
Iico, Csl.
Ii Cure warranted In all eases, or pay requirae
Consultations, personally by letter gratis. Send
for book. Comfortable apartments fer patients 6.
my Infrmsry (whea desiredl with sxper,oneei
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, ZIG Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Cflce hours-Fro Q A II. TO s P. N.
My Diploma hangs az my Office,
Purchase my Essay on Psychology and Marriage
For sale by sll newsdealers.
je23.istf J. II. JessEEYE. -. y,
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SALE OF The NAPLES.

The Yolo NaI of yesterday says: Quite
an assemblage was at the sale of the above
property yesterday afternoon. There were
about thirty from San Francisco and quite
delegation from Yolo county. Promptly at
hali-psst o'clock Mr.. Easton commenced
the sale. The crowd had tasted the wines
and the fruit. Some Of them had been here
before aud had seen our vineyards and
orchards, and fully understood what they
were doing. A special train hsd taken all
who wished up TO the place and the cars were
left there until the close of the sale. Mr..
Easson stated the terLs Of the sale. One
fourth was to be paid upon the day the papers
we're given and the remainder in three an
nusl payments, with interest at per cent.
per annum.
No. "a, containing 2115 acres, was
sold to 7. J. Dexter for $2.170.
Nos. % and &c. containing 40 76 acres,
were struck off to Frank LOOMS for 81. $50.
Nos. q and IS, containing 51.69 acres, to
Captain Wakely, of San Francisco, for
81 AS.
Nos. 81 and 80, containing AZ "a acres, to
DR.. A. Strong, for 50 GAL rs, or S92 per acre.
No. %, containing 81. 65 acres, to L Mar
tin for So, 012 or $50 per acre.
Nos. aud 6 were sold to William Lizacut,
the former for $97 80 per acre and the latter
for sos per acre. No. contained % 0S
acres, or for both 81 572 80.
Nos. and s. containing S4.63 acres, sold
for So 2S9 50. or S95 per acre, to Mrs. Good
man.
Noe. II and Is, containing AZ 81 acre. sold
TO R. B. Blowers for 81, 759 S. or S112 80 per
acre.
No. 30, containing 2O.93 acres, to C. P.
Sprague, for 81 OBS.
Nos. 20 and %, containing Abb acres, sold
to Mr.. Hiliker for s92 80 per acre.
Nos. 10 to IL, containing 40 70 acres, were
sold to DR.. Ross OF 500 per acre.
Mes. II and Is, Containing 80 80 acres 70
Mrs. Goodman, of San Francisco, for S97 30
per acre.
This closed the sale for the day, and as the
train was waiting, everybody seemed 10 q
hurry to get away. It viii be noticed that
the Naples is divided into 80 LOTT, and there
wers q Of them sold. We have been careful
in making this full report to show the prices
of Yolo lands TO soma extent. It will be no.
tice.SSh nat the large portion Of the land was
purc:Iased by persons living here. who knew
the value Of the lsnd, and those best &C.
quainted with our soil, and the value of this
tract, paid .hs best prices. These facts are
in themselves significant.
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DIED.

Sacramento October Annie Gertrude daughter
OF P. and Kate Sullivan, native OF New York,
10 years and days.
Friends and acquantances are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
tia reaidence Of her parents. Sixth street, be-
tween and VI, this afternoon at o'clock th.nce
to ST. Rose Church, where funeral services viii be
heidi
Sacramento, October S-Elias Gruhler, 6s years, S
months and 20 days. Cincinnati papers please
c5py)
Funeral notice hereafterl
Sacramento, October S-Delia Smith, native Of
OF New York, 81 years.
Funeral notice hereaftsr.l
Santa Cruz, October 7-Eeni. Knight. ST., Gather
of Senator Knight, of Santa OruE, and hrs. Jabey
Plant, 0! this city,, a native Of Rhode ElaRl. 20
years.
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THE LENTISI CAsE.-The Lsntiai case IL
on argument before jury in Department
Two of the Superior Court. Henry l..
Buckley. fer the prosecution. occupied the
entire forenoon yesterday. MIR. Edgerton,
for the defense, spoke during the afternoon.
and will finish this morning. He will be fol.
lowed By Judge s. S. Holl who makes the
closing argument on behalf of the proseeu-
ton. The case will go to the jury some time
this afternoon.
DIR, MONTGOMERY DEAD.-Yesterlay af
trnoon DR.. Jos. F. Montgomery died in his
Office over the Sacramento Bank, corner Fifth
aud ] streets. Deceased was near 20 years OF
age, and has resided in this city since 1850.
He was at the time of his death member of
the City Board of Health, and active mem
Der of the Towards. He was single, and 3
native of Virginia.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-09

MAooABE COMING. Frederick Meccabe, a
mouologus of English fame, will make his
frs. appearance before Sacramento audi
ence ct the Metropolitan Theater on Friday
evening, 10 his original monologue entertain
ment entitled, "Bsgone, Dull Care" This
is vocal, ventrilcquial. musical and sartorial
mslApge, in which he will display his marvel
Gus power of changing the voice, figure and
fsce, with rapid changes OF picturesque COS
TUNES, new and original songs. spproprl ne
music and appointments. BECOME, Dull
Care" will be in 10 acts and zoo incidents,
and is said to contain exemplifications OF the
musical, mirthful and ventriioquisl, COM
bined In such manner as to sstonish By the
marvellous DEVELOPMENT of character imper'
sonstions, stimulate to thought by the ven
triloquisi nature of the performance, and
amuss by the elements of comedy which it -
admitted to possess. Unique as an enter
tainmeut, it hss the attributes Of yielding
enjoyment to auditors of every age, equally
deighting the young and old, the stsid and
che j3vial. The box Office will be open on
Thursday morning. when seats can be secured
without extra charge.
DEATH OF L. GRUHLER.-Elias Gruhlsr.
wellknown and highly respected citizen, died
very suddenly yesterday morning at his resi-
dence on Sixtsenth street, between K and l..
He arose early in the morning, called the
servaas girl, end remsrking that he did not
fsli very well. returned to his bed. His fam
lily soon discovered that he wss i'll aud before
medical aid could be summoned Mr. Gruhler
breathed his last. He was native of Ger
many. So years Of age came to the United
States in lS45 and to Californis in 1852. when
he located IN Sacramento, where be has re-
sided ever since. For many years deceased
vas one of tae proprietors Of the Columbus
Brewery, Of Sixteenth snd K streets, He
leaves wife and one SON.
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WE challenge the world 20 proiucs sn ar.
tiele like Electro-Siocou, that impsrts equal
hrilliarcy with equal ease to gold snd silver
ware without injaring the finest surface. It's
wonderful properties have given it world
uids reDutafiop
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, o ltober TAT ST. Rose Church. by Rev.
Father Grace, Patrick Kearns TO Josephine zip
pom, both OF this city.
Sacramento October AT st. Rose Church, by Rev.
Father Grace, Geo. Ba'dwin to Lizzie Glidden,
both Of MarYsvil,s. (Harysyille Appeal please
oopy.)
Chico, October 5-Hauy Brewer to ssllie NeKim.
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ADVERrTsEMgNF MERTON.

Metropolitan Theater-M accabe, Friday night.
For sale-Vineyard property.
Wanted-Situation by a German girl.
Halloo, jesse where you gwine p
Concord Lodge, F. and A. NJ tonight.
Occidental EncampmeIt this evening.
British Mutual Benefit Society tonight.
Wanted-A man and wife.
To rent-A suite Of rooms.
Card OF thanks-Ezra and Annie Casselman.
St Paul's Guild social party.
Union Degree Lodge, l. o. o. F., to night.
Lands for ssle-See Strobel
Vineyard property for sale.
Lost-A shell box.
California Restaurant, 1928 street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-09

A SPECIFIC, and the only one too for all
forms aod types Of skin disease. il known The
world over as DR.. Bsnson's Skin Cure. It is
not patent medicine, bat reliable, csriain
remedy. Druggists,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-09
A street Sensation.

CIT7 OF MEIIoo.-There is genuine sensa
ton on the streets Of this city. from the sale
Of printed verses, gotten up by an enter
prising merchant, setting forSh the wonderful
cures wrough. by the great pain-reheyer. St.
Jacobs Oh. All classes buy them
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-09

THE most eficacious stimulants to excite
tbs appetite are Augostura Bistsrs, prepared
by Doctor J. &. B. Siegert & Sons. Beware
OF counterfeits. Ask your grocer OK druggist
for the genuine article.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-09
CHANGED EVERY DAY FOR THE MECHANICS STORE
Artistic Millinery !!

Our Millinery Force is the most skilled and
experienced we can get, and is working with
complete knowledge of the needs OF this market,
and an intimate acquaintanceship with the best
efforts of New York and Paris Milliners With
the demands upon US of large city and out-of-
town patronage, we have felt justified in buying
literally of every desirable style and novelty in
Millinery Trimmings and Shapes, and believe
that our customers, in making their selections
this season, will get the benefit of the widest
possible assortment as we'll as prices such as
come only from the largest dealing In making
Hats and Bonnets to order we get but one profit
and that upon the materials furnished
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-09

4 CARLOAD of boots and shoes for the Red
House, direct by rail from Boston. loaded
with Gilman's famous Pioneer Boot, S. per
pair. Shoe Department, Red House.
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PARENTS wishing to see their children 10
good health during the rainy season. viii buy
the youths and children's heavy kip shoe.
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-09

TIE magnetism of the Red House is truly
illustrated by the number of purchasers
drawn there dsily by the attractions showa
In the different departments Red House. :
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-09

"AED the villain still pursusd them" but
he suddenly came 70 a stop; and whyf Be-
cause his boots gave out. Had ne worn
Gilmsn's whole-stock, kip boot for So 90. it
would not have happened. Boot Depart
ment. Red Hnnaa
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BORN.

Sacramento. October S-wife Of T. , Littlehed.
daughter.
Washington, fole county, October Wife Of Geo
Brauus, son.
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ana.n.ss Advari,san.n,a

Mechanics sto-e-Artistic millinery
Red House-Found guilty.
J. Guth 4 Son-Hay and grain.
DR.. George Pyourn-Northeast corner Eleventh
and II streets.
Young, Young & Dunn-Attorneys at-law.
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Rock AND Rye cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases, G.. W. Chesley, sgent.
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CONSUMPTION, Coughs and Colds cnred by
Dr.. Kings New Discovery. Tris' bottle
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FoR puF.tg, dryaess snd exquisite bouquet.
Eclipse Extra Dry challenges the world.
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Jackets |

LADIES KNITTED JACKETS, with and
without sleeves, in popular Fall shades.
Prices, IS cents, ST. rs, ST. IS to So 50 and
upwards.
SHETLAND SHAWLS, i'll black, cardinal,
light blue and white, at the same prices as
the above.
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| IYNCHBURG
Saturday, September 18, 1883.

Mr. Rogers, from up in the country, has en-
gagged in the butcher business here.
Daniel Murphy has moved into the property
vacated by the Rev. E. l.. Knox on the corner
OF High aud Broadway.
Mr. Samuel Peale one our enterprising hard
ware merchants is putting in a new pavement
in front of his dwelling on Main street.
Mr. g. Bayless, the A. r. Stewart, Of Lynch
burg, has his new house ready for occupancy
and will move into it next week.
There viii be a grand temperance rally at
the grove near Jacksonville on the 9th inst,
Rev. John Pearson, presiding elder of the
Hilsboro district, is announced as one Of the
speakers.
The Lynchburg boys wont up to the ''model
town" last Saturday and took in the base ball
club of that place to the tune Of q to 10.
Mr.. Nicholas SHINING put young swarm Of
bees in q hive in June, they suon filed the hive
with honey, and he then put cap ON the hive
from which he took forty pounds Of honey a
few days since, Gan anybody report a better
yield
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NEW LEXTN(4T
Saturday, September l8, 1883.

The late frosts are hurrying the corn for the
knife.
Corn cutting is beginning to be talked of by
the cutters.
Apples and other fruit are things to be
loustd for in this locality,
Oh, yes, subscribe for the News 4 you want
get the most and best news
Jacob Rice, Of Middleton, O., was in town
last week visiting his sister, Mrs. Cohn.
Nelson Smith, Of jamestown, bought fifty
two head Of cattle at this place last week,
The Friends held their monthly meeting at
their chu:ch in this place ,o7day Saturday
J. 4. Robbins has been employed to help do
the brickwokon the new hotel at New Vienna
Misses Mary and Susie Hambleton, OF Gin
oinnati, were the guests of the Misses Behymor
last week.
/. pcnsyl mas moved his saw mill to town.
t will now be permanent thing and is ready
to do saving on short notice.
Farmers are busy getting their wheat ground
all ready, but complain OF it being very hard to
break on account of being 50 dry.
Improvement in different ways is still going
On in town, such as building coal houses, roof
ing houses and barns, digging cisterns and
wells,
The Council have employed Wm. Rodgers to
build stone gutter along the sahina pike
from the north side of Main street to the
.1,,,,1
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Of leadership? Is Bookwalter, for example,
who is full of money and destitute Of pOliti-
cal brains, and Jndgo Hoadly, who as Demo-
cract is an infant, and the Enquirer. which
by tho most substantial and influential
Democrats in its own city has been decided
unreliable, shifting and venial, to be per-
mitted to thrust themselves TO the front 90
the simon-pure leaders Of the party to
whom every Democratic knee must bend
and every Democratic head must be uncov-
cred?
No wonder there is q beWilderment in
the party. No wonder the rank and file
are bobbing around to find leaders and to
discover what Democracy is. No wonder
the men who act and think aud tho men
who do the voting ask whether Bookwalker,
who has no record in the party except a
vote for himself and Hoadly, with an un-
broken anti-Democratic record Of a quarter
Of a century or more, are egreat and only
leaders, and are at loss to know where
they stand or what to do.
No doubt thousands will say, If this is
Democracy and if the party IS to be led
by pretenders and ruled by fraud, we do
not want it.
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Rev. J. G. Black will leave us to so to Cedar
vile, and his place in this circuit will be filled
ny Rev. Pamphrey, who will reside in New
Vienna this year
If some good plasterer would come to town
R1w he could get lots of work to do, as there
are four or five houses to plaster this fall, and
no mechanics to do it.
Two Of our young men got into little diff
Guilty and had round with their fists one
night last week, but neither was hurt bad
enough to be layed up
The ladies held temperance meeting at the
N. L. Church last Tuesday. Several visitors
FROM Leesburg and other places were present,
and very interesting meeting was had,
There are great many visitors that visit
friends at this place that we fail to make mon
cion of, owing to the citizens not making it
known to us, which if they would, would give
more reading and help us great deal.
Joseph and Isaac Adams, who lived two
miles west Of SamaptLa, sold off all their farm.
ing implements stock, and household goods
last Tuesday preparatory to emigrating to
Dakota where they will make their future
home
The schools commenced last Monday with
D. S. Ferguson as Principal, and Misses Ella
and Matte Behymer assistants Tho school
opened with ninety scholars enrolled, and Mr..
Ferguson reports the prospects being the bes,
for a good school than he has ever had since
he has been teaching here.
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NOTICE OF PARTITION.
(No. 3701.)
James H. Wright, Plaintiff.
Va.
Sarah ]. johnson, ct al. Defendants.
Court Of Common Pleas Highland County,
Ohio, In Partition.

Sarah J. johnson and Leroy johnson
her husband, of Pomsrov, Garfield cuunty,
Washington Territory, and Robert +. Wright,
minor Q years Of age, of Richmond, Ray
county, Missouri viii take notice that a petit
tion was fled against them on the 9th day Of
July, A. D. 1888, in the Court of Common
Pleas, Of Highland county, Ohio, by James H.
Wright and is now pending in said Court :,
wherein said James a. Wright demands par
tition OF the following real estate t0-wit Sit
uated in Penn township Highland county,
Ohio, ON the waters Of Fall creek, part Of
Seeney No 1921, beginning at a Spanish oak
and black gum, corner to John Clark thence
south 63 de. IS min. west 81 poles to a
stone, white oak and hickory (dead) thence
south 16 de. As min east 1856 poles to two
white oaks, another of Clarks corners. and in
Joseph Morrow's line thence with said line
north II de. 10 min. east 1876 poles to a bur
oak and hickory in William Patton's line and
corner to John L. Leaventon thence with his
line south II de. As min. west 100 poles to
a forked dogwood and stone in Samuel Wrights
line thence south 10 dc. n poles tn the
beginning, containing two hundred and forty
nine (249) acres Of land more or less.
And that at the next term OF said Court
October, 1885, the said James Il. Wright viii
apply for an order that partition he made Of
said premises. JAMES II. WRIGHT
BY ISMA TROTH, his Atty.
August 10, 1888. .-auC15w7
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No. 3.
[COntinued.l ]


wonderful and mysterious curative power IL
developed which is 20 varied in its operations
that no disease or i'll health can possibly exist
or resist its power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weakest
invalid OF smallest child to use.
patients
"Almust dead or nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians Of
Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver COM
plants severe coughs called consumption,
have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness, wake
tulness and NariOus diseases peculiar to women.
People drawn out Of shape from eXcTIeiating
paugs Of rheumatism.
Iuhammatory and chronic, or suffering from
scTpIUla
Eryspelss
salt rheun. hlOud poisoning, dyspepsia, in
digeetion, aud in fnct almOEt all diseases frail
Nature is hrir TO
Have been cured by Hop Bitters proof Of
which can be found ia every urighborAoOd in
the known world. sept
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Advertising Raies

The aboX6 scale Of prices 2 for ordinary sin
gIg colump display qdyertiapg. Solid Eegai
bihsiPl and TabnlaT advertisemenis will b
charged 81 1he legal pate for space occupied
Rpls and fguTe work 5Qper cent extra:
GPEGIAL EnT1CRs, advertisements ip Other
than single column measure, and those ip
preacribed location, 20 per cent additional,
LOCAL NOTICBs-i0 cents per line fortret and
8 cents paF ine for each additional insertion.
0AaD6 u Business DipeetorY-ORe inch ]
yeer e10, months, eos 2 montha, 98. Qpe
bali luoh-i year, @6 ODi months tais mes
'Wanta," 'For Sale" 'For Rent" Lost"
'Found, etc., IN "Cheap Cash Corner" one
hdlf eeni per lg0rd each insertion, payable
strictly la advance.
OBITUARY NoucEs (other than simple an
nOuncementa Of deaths,) Tributes Of Respect
Cards Of Thanka, and announcements Of 80
oietiea-0ne-haif cent per lnOrd payable strictly
In advance, and when sent by man, the money
must accompany them IN al oases.
Notices Of Marriages, Births and Deatna-
when furnished by proper authority-tree.
Attachment, Divorce, Administrators ana
EKeautdu' Nttice8 must bb paid for betUre IA
Sgftlell-sg elso FaFsigp RHd transient Aaysf
HslBg gaRsFalR.