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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-01-20
SheYin's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued out o the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District, in and for the County Of
Eureka. State of Nevada, on the 18th day OF
December, A. ID. 1852, and to me directed and
delivered for n judgment rendered in said
Court on the 18th day of December, A. ID.
1882. in favor of Mary lane Tunnel. plain
till. and against e.. {. Delker, defendant. for
the sum of Nineteen hundred and seventy
three Isl.s79 dollars, lawful money Of tho
United States, with interest thereon Mt the
rate of 10 per cent. per annnm, till paid. to-
gether with One Hundred and Twenty-six
and eighty-iye one-hundredths lSl2b 81
dollars. costs and disbursements at the
date Of said Judgment. and a~eeruing costs
amounting to the sum Of Two and seventy
five one-hnndredths ~ 10 dollars, as APP
pears Of record, / have on this sd day OF
December A.. d.. 1882. levied on the following
real property, to wit
Lot No. thirteen tl3) in block q, on Cedar
trset; lot No. seventeen ID in block 81,
Main street. in tho own of Cherry Creek.
White Pine County, State of Nevada, to-
gether with all the improvements thereon.
Netiee is hereby given that on
Saturday, 18th Day OF January, 1859,
between the hours Of 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and )
O'Clock p. NJ, namely at II o'clock moon. |
will sell all the right, title. claim and interest
Of the said defendant, &. G. Delker, OF, In and
10 tho above described real property, at the
Court House door in Hamilton. " hite Pine
County, Nevada, at public auction. for gold
coin. cash in had. To the highest and best
bidder, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
ED. RAUM, Sheriff.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-11
TRANCE AND sIIiNa


Hos. k,y.. G.,t.,..l..,.
nora n TINT tu, (Iiur-. ,,r, ,.r.rt,r,. a.
fences between Canton and the mouth
Of She river The question here now IN
not will there bc war, but "whcrc aud
when will the war begin"
dGnMNsY'a e,Lur,uY MOVE.
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fA'I7' september ~ iir Irmpt TO-
,"nmrnIr' d"Hug the ruing h"Guiin-
"nh u'tN''.u '.'.l''I' htI""L ana
''.' 'i"'r ''lH, ''''' ,l' u'' l,HG" OF Irth-
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-11
FROM DALLAS.


Special Telegram D, ul. Examiner.
DALLAS, 0optcmhu TO-. A 70 lrml short
llmrugo secured 2ju acres ui hul lying one
% Il one half mites from thcCly. lhuN have
laid ID ull IN town lois uul pI crI It uu the
market Tor home steals n is situated
north OF town and is hutN mul.d 10y
those who ARE unable 10 bus homes 10 tue
ptv.
The engineer ON the wo-t
bound freight on the. Texas Pacific
curly last night ic something give way
"a 3 ice crossing ul Trinity bridge and noli-
u,.d proper authorities. An cNamuul Oh
.lugrlupcd the fact that one ol the pm
Nla. ont of place. letting dawn three
iringors. The discovery va. nuic met
100 time To avoid nd awful catastrophe, us
'lr west bound pa scu"rJ, heavily loaded
Nuuli have been un %. 4 gang Nus IrIr-
Uuphcl Ion and tine Jgcrcpirrd before
n.ligNI
Fully 1000 witnessed the gum, ,rs.
tee 'uy Lrtwcru tine CuricuuA club and
the Brown Stockings II was uu inter
rstmg contest, Wlth the Browns lrst NJ
fla bat Srorc. Browns, II, Curricuuu y
Two scucgHmbluus crowded them
folN,g with two much fire water and uu
lh'Ir way home disuRrcci, got tUrr
Fu-, met and poppcrrd rurh other
one lH Thought to bc fatally wounded.
Last lur-dHy William Gins, at the
mua1lr uf p-ol on the higLwuy,
forced Nh Durham aud another gentle
man tu give zap % watch and S2Ju ln
muupy lie said I'm one of 'hc Bass
prug Gny started fpr Bell rImu, and
Mr. Duuhum Kept 1u hIs track u- near
1874 possible Gas wn- finally seen uu tine
tram coming Ia Dallas Duuhpm tclc-
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those who acted with him lie asserts
thnt Davis was talking peace aud plan
uug war always t. wing to get Buchanan
To- Nicld TO the demands Of the seces-
Hnmsts. The most important part OF
the article relates 10 his asso.
citation with Buchanan during the
last four muuths Of his administration.
The differences between them are
dcscrihrd, and much Of the inner history
Of that period SET out, but the most i'm
pnrtaut feature is Black dramatic story
~ the cihinet crisis in 1860, which is
gwen IN full lie defined the scope Of
Buchuunus reply to the South Carolina
commission, and why he WAS going to
leave calhoun. His ulimatnm to the
president at that moment IA given
i'm full His rctsbua for
hla acts At that time that have never be
fore been published are outlined. Tho
article tells " BuchauHus position upon
accession, and denies thnt his letter to
the South tnrulmn convention nckuowl-
edged the right OF that state 10 sccrdc
The article places Judge Bluck N new
hght before the country.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-11
IItOu GNI.bsIt.

-n--IM I.l..rLm I. N. kN.mLn.l

"l''IIl lFI"fI lIi Goo lNr Examiner
INrrN, Scutcmbcr 10 Mrs. Emma
Futile, "a rather noted character here. hng
flied "a complaint ug lust Mr.. !. Il.
lohusuu and her q ia Lace, f'r AN nggin.
waited assault and battery The cnsc
comes 10 u thr county court and Il II
rruchcs trInl prmi-rs To hr interesting.
MIS-. VIM. Wmhcrly, who died uu
yesterday, was inferred IN the city Gem
rtrrl yesterday ultnrupuu.
The ~ schools opened tins morning
with an enrolment NJ 20 pupils, ID Of
whom were in the colurrd department
ihcso fgu rs will be- trchlrd before
Monday The small Attendance il nc-
counted Tor by the establishment uf "a
number Of private schools which are
liberal. y putrnlHcd 10y the element dis.
satisfied with public echuols
\ slim hay horse branded 81. II. g..
ON cuch shoulder, was st len last night.
from W j Mcfarland, X miles from the
city The thlci WAS tracked iutuwu ana
's supposed to have taken southeast
rrly ruutr
DRY ns powder Us Il mldtr fnr the
state uf the weather here.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-11

inE ot Hugo ~ Schmc'tlrr's store.
he lire adju.wr.. after cgrrml
iuye-ugn ION havo fixed Groos a Cf4
loss through the Hugo n Schmrtler
fire at $1,000. which will nearly cover
the whole loss MrssrS Groos a Go.
were usrccuhly surprised tu find that
they hod an nd itlouul 5000 insurance
puh'! on hcr building which they had
previously overlooked
Two Arabian trumps, mailing direct
from jeru7al m, urc nov prtamhulutiur
the city search ~ something 10 teal.
They raH no English, aud one NJ them
carries in q shawl Am English sovereign
mud ten dollar gold piece.
The Suu AuiDuio boys are uuNiou.,
awaiting thc arrival ct the Dnllu-
Browns
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IHOu GALVESTON.


GANrsruN, September IN The cot
ton season ha- mrly upcDod The
wharyr are gradually filing up with
tcam and sailing crafts. Although re-
cript will tail considerably behind last
yrnr they are expect d to be heavy
enough to constitute good bu-iue n.
Walter l.. Wilson, 5 ate Senator
Strattun mud Joseph II Wilson, aspire
Ia the United STAGES district attorney
.tlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-11
Hest Process,

Mr.. ". -. Jackson rs doing some Of
the finest work IN photography ever
done iu bis state Pictures are taken
almost lnstautauoOu-.y und with absolute
perfection by thr d.y plate process. and
every one i. chat med with the new work
being turned uut A magnificent and
costly new instrument gives unoqIa.lad
iarIltr- tor lrge--ILad work and group
ngs. d sou want % beautiful picture call
1T u or jjl Austin street hui you viii
get o. s-l2
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ItJ SSIAN INERIGIE.


LoNpoS, Sept mber 10. The Pos Is
Berlin correspondent says Agents OF
the Cur iu Bulgaria are acting IN u
thoroughly revolutionary manner, and
do mot even iIsdaiu coalition with tine
uihiu.ts, II is ftnred that their actions
gill bring about crisis hat will lead
to the reopeuiug Of the whole eastern
gue7ilon.
Iur lrlrgraph's Vienna special says
The obi e., of Russia Is 10 Grt rid OF
France Alex .nder aud place It's own nom
lu.r ON the throne OF Bulgaria.
Tine $ nndarI. Berlin special saws that
the iuiuiug Of RJumahm IN the al lance
between Austria and Germany l. an an
.wrr to the Russian coup d'etSt In Bull
ruria. Relations between Germany and
Russia are more than cold. Its reported
that rhr Russians were concentrating All
armed force north OF the river Pruth, be-
tween kuuuana and B ssarlbis.
rs ROUTE To BULGARIA.
CRNCow, September 10 A large num-
her Of Russians, evidently military
officers, are crossing the frontier en-
route 10 bulgaria.
Fresh and nice, pure AVID excellent
clarpt iu-t received, will sell ut 81 gal
lon. Don't be too late.
-OG2gtc 1. A. GOLDsTEIN.
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GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
GOVERNOR BUFFERS H0SPl
TALlTY.
Entertaining Stonewau Jackson 5
Widow Evangel SIS for Ireland
Order of the Red Gross.
$4,000
HNLrnuEES VETERANS.
nNluuoGrs VETERANS.

NSoirNr urUor.
BNrMoEF. September lu The rtm
uuut NJ the defenders of T. lumnrr ma
/ lSl2 "A, attended rulguus ser.
wees hero yesterday. For many
Years II hus been the custom uf the assu.
clutinu IT, assemble at the city hail uu
/ Sunday preceding the anniversary NJ
the battle cot North point and after
marching around the battle monument
/ proceed to church, lhc meeting and
march were omitted hrruus, uf the m.
/ urmihrs NJ e. mrmhcra and they were
/ taken to church from IrIr homes IN
carriages, under recuu ur Wilson Post.
q. A. H. There wen, uul, +lN drfrnd.
rrs-W William liutchrlur. ugcd9G, George
Bass. 81; Nathaniel Watts. ~. Samuel
lcuuug NJ. Darius Wheeler. Nj. and
james NJ. l.. Ford, ~ Cole Strawberry.
aged a. and Ashhur Jarrett, aged 81.
are the remaining members uf the assu-
citation, Tut were too uhrm to puritrI.
pate III the celebration of the umulyrr.
sHrl. There was ulsu ut church Richard
Il. Waters. aged ST. NJ Montgomery
county, who wa. ON picket duty at Fort
Mcllrury ON the night of tine humhurd.
mcnt of thnt post 10y the British u ISL
or>rI,u uD uouh.
WASHINGTON, september 49, Srpfrm-
Der cotton returns al the department ut
agriculture ave lrss i1Nuu,hl. u.m tun.r
ut August. rhr principal ,lH-v oi ih,
injury r. the druulh, Which uu4 reduced
the prospect ia every state except Florida
amt tennessee lhr decline Ina, been
greatest ~ ly\ and NurIh turulinn. and
. IN Virginia the temperature hn- been too
low W night, with serious drouth. Tho
gti STATES report more or Nss general
prevalence" ul The rHirlpil ur and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-11

The, have now open Inspections assortment of @
nyrcI Diagonal Circulars. Ottoman
Dnu,u4 Fun IiueICir and lrocuirl tioaE7
and stock of ',Ie7-ul'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10
"A JOlntetl snnLo

saAe barringer, q tenant who was pillow.
, , Mr. John wadsw Jrth's farm, recently
|. ueu up, with the plowshare, one of
, muse curiositie,-a jointed snake. The
, nn, was about a yard in length, and was
,id .ose,her IN four sections, The darkey
wb.n not know what sort OF snake IL was
s,icpu y nrst turned up, aud hit II with a
fiji ai ~ XIII 1t. AT the iirst blow the snake
and s W. 70 pieces, the head going one way
plesassn e tail part another, aud the two body
NM Jumped Oh in different directions.
N se amazed darkey resumed his blowing
re,n s 70 the end Of the furrow, and on hIs
eetha, was surprised to see the snake alto.
Sa,cS, again, except the tail.piece, and
nm , ~ few minutes saw the tail coming
ILL" Ioin the body, taking sharp, quick
un,il Jerks Jerks. It came nearer and nearer
four,hsw within a few inches of the three.
and hi,ashnna snake, when 1t gave sudden lump
fesem m'h,Sned on its proper place, with fuss
dartv lug the popping. OF a cap. The
and s.o n,noeked u 10 pieces several times,
how his amuse m emit little too isr
Spais 10 throwing the tail part Of the
a'i0m the creek, Just 70 see, q be
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Who IL Mra. Wtnsinv

AS this question is frequently asked, we
VIII simply say that she is lady who for
upwards OF forty years has untiringly de.
voted her time and talents as a female phy.
slclan and nurse, principally among chill.
dren, She has especially studied the con.
sttution and wants of this numerous class.
and, as result of this effort, and practical
knowledge, obtained in a lifetime spent as
nurse and physician, she has compounded
Soothing Syrup for children teething. 1t
operates like magic-giving rest and health,
ana Is moreover, sure to regulate the
bowels. In consequence of this article, Mrs
Winslow is becoming world-renowned as
benefactor OF her race; children certainly
DO rise up and bless her; especially is this
the case in this city. Vast quantities of the
soothing Syrup are daily sold and used
here. We think Mrs. Winslow has immor-
tallzed her name by this invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands ofchild.
rem have been saved from an early grave by
Its timely use, and that millions yet unborn
Will share its benefits, and unite in calling
her blessed. No mother has discharged her
duty to her suffering little one, in our opin-
ion, until Sho has givenit the benefit of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Try it, moth
ers-try it now Ladies Visitor, New
York city. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents
q bottle.
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

PHiLApELPHIA, PA, Sept. q. ss-yIot
nltters Co; am "a years old have lived
"a In Philadelphia, and well known amous
Germans l have been troubled u years
With a while swelling on nay right loot, and
ING worse every year, and very painful,
and breaking out in hot weather. 1 con.
suited several doctors and they told me il
was incurable and l would have 10 take n
Win me IN the grave. Some time ago LOST
my appetite, was eostiye, had head ache and
FEVER, IN fact was very sick. saw in the
uerman Democrat that Hop Bitters was
what | needed. go, bottle, took il one
week and Was as well again as ever, and TO
my greatest surprise, right nom the first
my swelling went down gradually, and
taxing another bottle gol entirely well of il.
Inc wife OF my neighbor had two such
sweiiings ON her legs aud three bottles
cured her, think this is a great triumph
'or your oiters. JNo. SroLL,
No. foung's Alley, above Willow st.
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Cheap Column.
8cnreK.

Il
NorICk TO CoNfkAcroRs- Plans ana
~ Specifications for q ssone court. house to,
Shsckelford county are new on file in nv offe,,
| Al Albany Sealed proposals for the nuiidns
| OF said house vii b. receivsd by me until Nav
/ y ISL at y O'Clock q m al which time ssi3
proposals will he considered hy The commits
uoners court The right IN r,ject any or All Ma.
Is reserved by the court The bidders IN whom
the contract is avian Aed will be REQUIRED n amer
bong 10 be spproyef ~ the court In The sum az
sSeVN Contractor VII be paid cash Samuel
Spears, CLERK Comm .sssoners' Court Albany
'uA0As"'fu county rex mayi0-ilt
NorISE-An parties representing sswsr s5-;
~ drainage pipes OF apr Kind an, lsonest.i ~
leave ssE9les Of their pipes at the Mayofs
once Tor examination OF the courr,itira an
ss"erage friday evening MAY II, by / o'clors
= =. sess', ""sor, mayi0gt
NORGE Fire Department. meeting Thnrsa.,
~ evening ats O'clock shar, The resn.,c,,ss
companies are requested To attend departmeni
meeting, Matters of importance. r II ans.
psnshs fresid@N. 7 iinskie. SECRETARY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may 90 nana,a lntn
l our business once up to s D. m, aud intn me
cowpesing nom up 10 =. VI.
NotlCk-fersons wiAhing TO invest In e,tv
A real estate or farms sud uDimpruyed lands
arr respectfully invited to call at our office NJ,
.vs Main street. and examine our lists mans
abstracts OF land titles The bestof refersrrs
given; JONES \ MURPHY, Real Estate As,n,,
Established IN 1874. e'"''
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Gentlemen: The Hop Bitters meet with
large sales and give general satisfactinn
one case in particular you should know of
MI: John Il. Green, 7lS Spring Garden 81,
Phila:, Pa, has been suffering from kidney
affection, which superinduced rheumatism
lie tried physicians and remedies in vain,
lie was Obliged TO take morphine to induce
sleep, his trouble was so great Reading
your advertisement in the "Christian n,
work, he was prevailed upon by one OF his
daughters to try it. Three bottles effected
cure, and now he is an enthusiast for Hon
bitters. He is one OF the oldest residents
In the locality named, and known as A gen.
tleman OF unusual problty.
o-, ~ HENRY TOTEM,
672 North 10th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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NliseelIanrnus Snants


WANrED-Fiye experienced boot and s6oe
" men for the road, with an estabi,hed
tiaue IN Texas; none others need apply. Men
VINO hsNe some knowledge of hats nrsierrs5
W xuuLess Thomas Randall 4 Nephews. Fort
,'e.'n, isA' maviO lw
WANrED-A woman 10 voo9 aud d,, s,n,.5-1
work about the house for small family
Apply 10 W, High, East Main street. mays,St
WANfEp-iUO men TO cut railroad Wood and
NV eross'ties' Apply to h. D. AMel. Hutch.
-- NAYS I'm
WANrEp-Fifty mead OF horses for p,s,nrs
c,nrt, - miles nom Dallas. Rest pasture In
svuhty good fences, shade and water Price,
per month, Apply TO II. & T. S, O'Beirne''
ih'eIllgence onlce, 600 Main street msys.ew
WANTED frSt-olass brcklayers l,S ma,
" day, and six good carpenters 10 wo,k on
E, ny ,peis.noasei pest wages, Apply to Rail 4
~, 800 y 80 "os'u' -------- mayS'w
w rED-Several GOOD salale ual,Io -
w ply u schoellkopf 4 90. '"' ann ~, ~
"a ANfEp--si u day guaraniecd-A Statesmen,
=, wanted in each county In Texas. w
a., Whcut " Co, "a Commerce street San An.
49, !. s,,"s ss..- apt22.im-d&w
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good ,inns,
w Apply Immediately 10 filralh & Sam
. ,'.,s,,' TEX. apr26.tf
WANIED-one Charter Oak cooking s,oSe
ana thirteen do1ble complete bedstraJs
and bedding. Address l.. KRAPF. Colo,sio
Cl'y, Tex, or Herald Office '"io
WAMnED-lOO,t0 bushels of wheat M INV
Milis 1901 OF Houston street uirhe:,
prices paii CITY FIGURING MILL.
WANTED-To purchase about 20 acres q
,nWas inhd. upon which TO erect college build.
ahss Witnin ~ or miles of the center of ina
cry OF Dallas Persons having such PROPERTY
ior sale are requested To address the undersien.
eu, giving null description of property and price
anu terms. Alexander Garrett aprst ii
WANpEpTfon to stop at tho national
reasonable Z rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
,lmnENIr-FlEE CENTS PER DAY, Board and
,ioagiig from " 90 to 81 per week. The build.
Jug u DITCH, with three stairways In case OF dre
Located IN the business portion of the CITY. only
one one square from street-car line, and one square
rom Iexas \ Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
at,h hasnivht 10 passengers coming OF going over
vtner road. Give us trial. and DO convinced
UNA. you can get good accommodation and save
Proprietor. W. , w, "e ari
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Wicked for Clergymen,

| believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public men
to be led mo giving testimonials to auack
doctors or patent medicines, but when a
real meritorious article composed OF valu-
able remedies known to all, and that all
physicians use and trust in daily.we should
freely commend it. therefore cheerfully
and heartily commend Hop Bitters for the
good they have done me and nv friends,
firmly believing they have no equal for
family use. | will not be without them
Rev. b. R, Washington, d. G..
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For Rsffr.


EoR RENT-A holse containing six rooms
1 WIN two porticos, IND large barn aud good
well OF water; will ont furnished or I'M, ur.
nlshed Apply to Mn Burns corner of Carter
ana Caru'h streets, NoIH. may9.2w
NOR RENr-one larle room, south front nr.
L nished or unfu~nihed also two smaller
looms Apply at pnmises. ll05 Commerce
eiVcs, mnvo-ht
'ok RENT-A two sOry Ies,uvnvg- ,,y1,-
L rooms; convenient robustness; large shady
yard good clStern and hrn Also double tone.
meht house, Apply 20 BGlbbs mav5.i
EoR RENr-fhe lowe story of 2Vg Main
street. north of COURT louise, formerly occu.
pied by Gaston x 1homa, bankers. Fixtures
and magnificent vault suitable ior bank. apply
10 John Browning or CPS Elm street. aprao.im
k'oR RENT-Two rooms, suitable for oli1es.
4 one southern exposue-No. us Main
Main street a0,,,s
k'oR RkNT-A la .ge bulding, sullable Tor
= bolh dwelling and carpeier and blacksmith
sshop Tor only $40 per month. Inquire of ]. p
| Ffouts, Herald Office
EoR RENT-Cottage 1897 lommerce street
east OF Cabell. Enquire atl2ll Main street
| npri.tf
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Constipation IS positively cured by Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Not by purgng
aud weakening the bowels, but by regulat-
lug and Strengthening them. This Is done
by improving the digestion and stimulat-
ing the liver to the proper secretion of bile
when the bowls will perform their custom
airy functions in an easy aud natural man
ner. Purgative pills must be avoided.
Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills. Price
rpnte
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10

Young men, middle aged men and all
men who suffer from early indicretions will
find Aliens Brain Food the most powerful
invigorant ever introduced once restored
by II there Is no relapse. Try It; II never
hils. 81, o for sat- druggists and Al
lens Pharmacy 3l5 First avenue n. y. City
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Enr &ais,

90 49,
FOR sALE-One Matthews patent soda waie,
! po',iag bench viii sell cheap; good Ms
street 81, ,ovs nin'
k'oh sALE-One OF the most drsira ore r,s,.
uehees In the city, on Bryan street contain.
NY ,ug eisht rooms; terms easy. Apply 10 w
ooonnor' AZ Sanger Bros, up stairs may,i.lw
OK sALE-The house aud lot known as DR.
ulpos place, on Maston street between Ross
avenue and Dallas branch house contains four
large nlcely-tinished rooms besides Kitchen and
dlning-roomi good repair, good water. And
eholce neghborh0od. Price, 81, 900; terms easy
SEE undersigned c. y. Carter. mavS.i M
YIN SALE-Ata bargain, Que OF the finest luIs
J. W rrVhy street. VONl32 feet corner Eryay and
rocahohtas streets must be sold. Apply 10 ID
u oppenheim II. Sanger Bros, (up 8 airs5
lkiCk FOR SALE-l6O,I0O good merchant.
=, able brick for sale. Enquire of A, OYSTER.
BACH, East Dallas, npro,'lm nv
'ok sALE-My Undivided half interest in the
Abney 4 Pointer herd OF cattle abont / uat
head, located IN Siacklcford county. TexSs
'AV"V'' pentu, rex aprj.lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-10

- Hundreds of people now cross the great
brooklyn bridge daily, and 1t will be for.
mally opened in Just one month. The
weight Of the bridge is $1,000 tons, or
ne nddy Io,VOO,0W pounds, or the weight OF
10000 men, the greatest army Of The moJ'
ern world. All the weight is held between
tne stone towers, each ga feet high. The
cost is about Sl5,00O0O0 Tho length he.
tween anchorages is $500 feet; between ter
MN, o,9S9 feet; and between the towers.
l,59o IL feet amount of wire in the four
cables, 692S SAG pounds; amount of wire in
one cable, 1872 0S6 pounds; strength nj
one cable estimated at 10000 pounds; per
square inch, 81 62l $50 pounds; strength OF
the four cables estimated at 10 600 pounds.
per squire inch, 9S,437,l2O pounds. VIM,
T. Kingsley was the father and author OF
inc bridge and put an engineer at work for
estimates ofit in 1865. 1t is the yrea,es,
monument of the civil war, which made
New York city.