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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-02
The Brooklyn.

This great suspension bridge be-
tween New York and Brooklyn, was
opened on the 9th TO public travel,
with interesting ceremonies. 1t Is
one ofthe grandest works OF engineer
ing OF this age. Following is the
schedule OF toll rates. established by
the Board OF Trustees:
Gents.
For footmen.
Car ar8.-..........
Una hsrse and
one horse and vehicle ...''..lo
Two horses ana
}or evcrv horse in u vehicle over tro.....- ,
Horned cattle, each
Sheep and hogs, eaeh.......... ...........'.
Tho total cost Of the bridge, so far,
was stated a, g meeting at Sl4,62',-
379. Fbers Is .5,526 cash on hand
and the liabilities are Sl46, 1856, which
makes the ultimate total cost Sl4,Ill,-
600. From the schedule of tolls
adonted II would seem that the Trus-
tees intend to pay the two cities a good
Der ceut. OF interest on this outlay
and also to raise n sinking fund to re-
fund the principal at some future
time. The above scale OF tolls will
hardly yield less than $1,000 to $4,000
A day clear of costs of collection, which
IN a year will foot up more by $780,
900 to 5000, 900 than the interest on
the investment at q per cent.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAU-
horses of the " brand. the same being tho
property of Master Frank Bourgeois. | will
prosecute To the extent ofthe law any person
who takes up or drives off such horses.
Mrs. BOURGEOIS.
Cherry Creek. May %, 1883.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of It. J. sutherland, Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY 1HE
~ undersigned. George Sutherland, Ad-
minisIrator of the estate of I. J. Sutherland,
TO the creditors of, ami all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with necessary vouchers on or before
the lst day Of August. 1888, at the store Of
George rhaeher i Co; in the town OF Cherry,
Nevada, the same being the place for the
transaction of the business Of said estate, and
il not SO presented will be forever barred.
GEORGE SUTHERLAND.
Administrator of the estate Of 1. j. Suther-
land. deceased.
Dated at Cherry Creek, Nov. juno /, 1888.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
IL Cherry Creek. New. for the month end
ing May 81, 1889. Persons calling for these
letters Will please say advertised"
Blair, Wm--2 Cleton, kobt
Dyer, SB Davis, II w
Fisher, Chas Mclean, Robt-2
Mckenna. Edward Mcdonald, Angus
Kelly, Dennis Dekukee, G
Para. Poncho Pettyjohn, Il A
Battista. De Stefani
ID. K COLLINS. Postmaster.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of George p. McConkey, De-
ceased.

ceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN DIT THE
y undersigned. Trunk Avery, the Admin
i~strator OF the estate OF George Z. MeCsnkey,
TO the creditors OF, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, TO exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after thu hrst publication OF THIS
notice. To the sAid administrator, al the law
oilieo Of A. b. Hunt. No. 80 kearney street,
city aud county Of San Francisco, The same
being the place for the transaction OF the
business OF said estate. in the said city ana
county Of San Francisco, State Of California.
FRANK AVERY
Administrator Of the estate Of George 7. Nc
Conkey. deceased.
Dated at sun Francisco, March 7, 1857.
A. B. HUNT, No.. D29 kearncy street. Attor-
ney for estate. apl-tf
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POST OFFICE STORE.

81 By strict attention to business and fair
denling | hope to merit and receive a liberal
share Of the public patronage.
II. r. MILLER.
Cherry Greek, April 5. 1883. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

socoRRo. n. NJ, Sept. i5.-ECorresp ond.
ence HERALD This is the fourth city that
have visited, namely, Silver City, Dem
ing, Rncon and Socorro. The first, Silver
City, is in the southwest part OF the terri
tory and located up in the mountains. 1t
Is As miles from Deming, and the railroad
grade is very steep the last five miles.
was surprised at the number Of fine bust.
ness houses there, and the fine stocks OF
goods which they carry. | was also much
astonshed at the number OF saloons and
gambling houses there aud the amount
of business they do In that line.
They are complaining Of very dull times,
ns some of the mines have shut down.
The population Of Silver City is about
900.
Deming Is in the southern part OF the
territory at the junction OF the Southern
Pacific, santa Fe and Deming Il Silver
City railroads, has about / 500 Inhabitants,
is gradually growing and will make solid
town. They say that business Is rather
dull there ut present.
RnCOn Is so miles northeast OF Deming
and Ia where the branch railroad runs down
TO III Paso. Ii you would take out the sa-
looms and dogs there would bo no. RincOn,
US lntIt ~ OIllN ullb uTN kDtNH nNltuNnb
there now. However, 1t Is located on the
west bank OF the Rio Grande river, and
they can have plenty OF vegetables, such as
cabbages, onion, beats, melons and grapes.
SOCorro is in the east center OF the terri
tory, has about 1000 inhabitants, and ia II
better city Than any OF the others. 1t is,
like the rest, composed Of MexiCans, Amer
leans and Chinese. Here the Mexican mer-
chants hold their trade against the Amer.
cans. Here sold the first bill OF boots aud
shoes that | ever did to Il Mexican mer-
chant. They treated me very polite, In
deed, and they bought nice bill from me,
This is their Mexican sign;
JOSE BACA HIJOS
la TGENpA DR. GRNERAlE.
This means In English:
JOSE BACA &SONS,
GUEguAL srORH.
SOCorro IL having n fine trade Just now
ms q. Billings has erected large smeter
here, employing about 100 hands; they
make lead bars in large quantities. | went
out TO sec the smelter, and saw then at
work.
This city is on the bank OF the
Tins on all sides of It..
| shsll yet visit Albuquerque Santa FEE
aud Las Vegas, before my return TO Dallas.
| have told them what great, rich, coun'
uy Texas ~, aud what II wonder of energy
aud commercial success Dallas Is. | have
met several parties who were in Dallas
when II had from / 600 to 600 inhabitants,
and they are surprised to hear that 1t has
70 coo now.
This is no agricultural country, except
along the river; back two miles or moro
they couldn't raise anything except fuss,
they could do that very easy, but as nearly
every body IL armed It is rather risky
business, AS somebody is sure to get hurt
think that II is PROBABLY best that thore
IL such diversity OF country on tnis mum
dane sphere OF ours, no that everybody can
get suited. As for me, | have seen no
country that suits me like the Lone Star
state of Texas.
W II.
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THE HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER aa. 1ssa.
A NURSERY LEGEND.
FOR THIS SUNDAY HERALD.


Twas quaint old legend my nurse oft told,
or the rainbow foot where pct Of gold
Was buried deep IN holy shrine
That the saints had brought from Palestine.
Rough was the road that thitheT led;
The path was strawn with the bones OF tho
dead.
OF the many who failed to walk Alright
The dusty way through the weary night.
Often gazed on the shining arch,
Grdipg myself for the weary march;
For what cared for the dust ana heat
And what were thorns for soldiers feet?
Then nurse smiled bright, In her tender way,
And said, my child, you will soon some day,
II only you work with tireless hand,
IT'S the toler wins, do you understand
NV dear old nurse Is loag since dead,
By her quaint conceIts no Longer led,
of'en sigh on the toisome way,
The foot of the arch is far away.
But voice rings out through the dusky night
THE toer wins, II he works aTightl'
MANY STATION lIEwETT.
Dallas gept % 1888
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IIAIIiIl

BAIRD, Sept. 2l.--[Correspoudence -
Yesterday We had good rain, that brought
gladness to the hearte of both stockmen and
farmers. Everything since seems to have
new life aud yigor,
The work on the Jail has been com.
monccd, aud soon we can boast OF better
one than there was at Belle plHlne, as sew.
cral improvements have been recommended
and the ideas will be carried out,
The contract to build the court.houSe
was signed and approved by the board of
commissioners OF the county Bonds will
be issued aud delivered TO tho builders
when the bond Is approved,
Since property is changing hands, JUDGE
Cliett aud j. IL. Milhken contemplate
building u rock house near the courthouse
square.
No cases Of tenoe.culting.
Raids on owners oldiseased sheep are be.
ing made, for herding and driving the
same.
J. II Mliken, the Jail and cour,.house
contractor, escorted the board OF commits
sioners TO Big Springs, TO take view Of
that courthouse, and they returned much
pleased.
Business looking up little, though stln
dull.
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ample" "LiboIte, Fraternite, Egalite" has
been the motto of The communists Of France
for nearly century, yet communism has
not prevailed The seeds of the French rev.
olution, which were sown by VoltaTe,
Didcrot and Rousseau, were century In ger
minating, but when they did, they brought
forth Ike the dragons teeth, armies who
drenched France with blood, drove the
priests from the sanctuary ,banished religion
from the altar, and gave the world the IN,
natural spectacle Of a triple regioide
Feariullyhas she expated these crimes;three
times have foreign armies entered her cap
i,al and dictated terms OF peace. Altern-
ately subjected TO anarchy and tyranny,
she is perOetually on the eve of q new revo-
lud N. Let us be wise and profit by her
example. MENALcA.
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Gheap GoInnrn.
t.otlce 10 Contractors.

NOTICE 10 COSTRACTORs-SEALED
~ bids viii be received by the undersigned,
for the erection OF stone courthouse at Breck'
euridge, Stephens co.nty, Texas, up TO ~ IN
Monuay October LIST Plans and specifications
can be seen at the Office Of j. +. FLANDPRS.
architect Dallss. Texas aud At the County
Clerks Office, Bre. ktn'idge he right is re.
served TO reject any aud ali bids
h l. WALKER,
County Judge, stepheSs County, Iexas.
eptol-asf1
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&or SALE.

IfQR SALE-A ODD FARM AND 10 TOWN
j. lls within business part OF town EINE.
VERY FINE $50 II
TOR SALE-A MEMBER or CHOICE R,sI.
utute lnS ~ the 'C.darS' aud otnnr nor
inns or tha lily, by JONES & MURPHY. R.al
Estate Agcns No 7Og Main stre T.
For SALE DESIRABLE BrsINNsS PROP
! tr'y, vacant ana improved. near ~ buSiue =
,ertot on him Main and Commerce Streets. by
JONES & MURPHY
EoR SALE 60 IMPROVED RESIDENCE
= property IN every quarter of the city, by
JONES a MURPHY.
FOR SALE SMALL NDLARGE ar iCTi
u, lmpr1Ncd and uuimprOyed land In DallrS
MURPHY, Land Agents, 7O9 Main street
FOR sALE-LATE CITY MAP ANU COUNTY
1 lhnd maps ot Dallas md the adjoining
counties, by JONES X MURPHY, Real Estt q
Agents aud Collectors, q 9 Mana street.
EuR SALE-IHAr BEAUTIFUL, WELL
L huownunl centrally located fcSidanc,l ron.
ttl, situat d on nor beast corner of San ia
cl To and Masten streets; neichborhoOi uusur-
pS'sei mouse new aud most suitably construct.
ca, win all CuuveptHnres necessary tn Cnmfort
f"Al HER &AEDREl, Real Estate Ageats
..-.., scnll.Gt
Tor SALE-A DRUu sTORS IN DALLAS
l dong lair business In au ! stand: Ock
ana fixtures about @ jJi can be boug0t cheap
a.
DRUGS Dallas llc-ad, senoo II
EoR sALE-ANiCE LOT OF PURE.BRED
y white AID b own Leghom fowls. sinTle
birds, psils or ,roS at land - zach Ietyc
orders with Ot address G. 4. ROWAN. Sd
Main street ualls Texas, sepaoJt
lwE sALt-RtAD THIS, pRUGHSrs-NTI
nNgum small rcsn stock drugs and
WuE 'U IA lure Reply quick 10 &c % mis- of.
"'o' sCp'S G.
1 OR SAl T. ruEAP-oNF Or TIE NOSr
! dc'irahle places .n the Cdarg cnpverir,,t
w 'H-lH"s rX,eueutuci .hblfhood southern
,NN'sNle' 5000 water large lot fut trrcs
NnptN'n.', shr lbhyry and u nice flower garden,
house ot r 0ms Apl ~ {, Dor JIRs CnNAV'
oNtfE' Real Estate Ageuts, No III Sycamore
80. senlS Ct
iCoN SALE BEAUTIFUL RlsIDl\Cs
P'NP,tN, NJ q bargain. Apply 10 BpW>Ip
go, 80 ''''l'N. ltAN sot9-tt
nor SALE-ONE OF THE Mosr DF.tp,.
tle llar'N HoIud bal as, near Fairlironnds
curtains 'ur'eanr2s ut iand. house has snvnn
a S 'No h"lS two servants rooms. six
ulNNc> p.atucS, pcatS. figs, GRIMES otr ava
Hn ABUNDANCE uf shrUbhtr,. no any AM, ,, ''''
I'VE Nomo,t'h,t home bargain win h,,
= wen Ior u6Sh OF oNe'tbi cash nsd nnv ma
an'' uh' lo' talsurF with 10 percent in,
49, ,Alp{ 10 i. NJ. PoWELL,5S Nam
go, s"nT
Il W sALE- A MeuluM.sILEJ sAFE LOW
1 price Call on rAuGlTT bros o. NOV 20"
lN,NS ALE. GOOD NEktUAN IABLEBRICE
- ~ hI.h NCll, last naliaS. Rugl6f
X IN A 20. HEAP-A GREAT BARGAIN
,,,,,,,"'ll % flVeh 10 any one who wishes IN
n.iC 9ase my farm, 81 miles cast nf h., ,i,, W
wv peAIlnG ITO II tres large nsh nor6 ,vSi
~ @vu wa carp; Odd residence hptsn. bo,,s
Wv. Apply To- &, CONN YR. huriSt,
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Agricultural and Mechanical GaIlyI


COLLEGE STATION, BRA7os CouSrY, Tpl',
The Eighth Annual Session viii begin %
MONDAY, October !, 1883. The course Of 10
ttruc'ion extends through three ycan sHd
specially adapted 10 the lhofOuF p'Glud
trainingOf 80 Jugmen IN farming hortve,ult
s ..ock'raiSiug engineering chemistry ne
chauics, architecture, etc, aud The sciences n
iating thcreto. Graduates for the last twoy,in
have without difficulty secured lucrative en-
ploymeut In these pursuits. Total expeaseiM
nine months only ESQ.
For catalogues or special Information addns
Professor II. II DlENlDUik
Chairman al tho Fafn'v.
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FOR Rent.

F'k RENT FURNISHED ROOM P6p
r,i rEn' "tiO' Lvs . K stjcs. R,i,' ,ncc 1 ~.
EoE RENT 4 DWELLING nE nm,
n,-, t'o nS ,, WIN abundant water. one biocE
lI,,is,n ", , ,ne ,'u'thowc. by NJ 6UILLoT, ID
r SS.\,inS lilEinl An uNFCRNisuEpR 5oy.
k'E RENr-rllE CuNNENiENT AN
no, M SulN'me new reside ,ca OF !. n BRy,HN"
iHr,,E,s'tHy S,ncI via nr for rent next non,S
,'.'' Nnplv 10 MRS CLARK. sepsl .l ii
E'S RENl-luE NEW Two ,lo9,
s,,, ,, ,vN ~ house tOXSO feet n the so,,h.
M, ,,c., ~ VI hlm and syJ m re streets oisr
,,,. ~ t6e head Of Murohy st-rS, ",',
T., .. 40 NI,,' \ MI Rrhl, R,a Fstat. A,,n,,
OR RaEr-uNE LARGE ROOM -ssr,,,5
tloiy No, 600 Main Meet snitsblS uNp
u Ne, tlS south exposure Apply NJ Tv,tW,r o.
,OST +, h N..s,l, buiLplNG. ~, AM ~
~ w NVe'', noe oCcn I'D nv R0,t, ~ nc ~
riIrpU W. Apply to RICHARD con \ ,r ppr1''
sp.ftf
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John Smith Ia dead. That fine young man
We nc'pr shall soc him more;
lie was memOer Of our club
Since 1854.
His private Vlrtu-s were immenFe,
His manner free and bluff
lie wore paper collar, and
Was never k4own " Inuif,
lie rarely took drink more strong
Than Lemonade n pop;
lie h0ted dunkards, and wasa
Magnlscent short-stop
Ills nose was Roman, and his eyer
Continually were peeled,
lie made II splendid umpire, and
beautiful lth'hold
His heir was red, and shlnglod close;
Much Sunburned was his face,
lie mover showed with m re fleet
Than on tho second base.
Being man, he had his faults,
Az likewise have we all
He felt preference for the New
York regulation ball,
Though not n matrimonial man.
He dearly loved Il match,
And, like his sisters. had but few
suJorl0ra ON the eaten,
lie had noble mind, rs Ukc
A very supple wrist;
Ard when he pitched he gaze the ball
His own peculiar twist
OF politics aud church affairs
lie held restricted views;
His feet were usually euCased
In canvas, hOb.ua|led shots.
But he IL gone. with inns au l outs
Forever he Is done;
lie broke his heart and hurt his spleen
In muiDg u hOmC.run
His body We have planted now,
llstoul Is IN the sky
Tho angels reached from heaven down
Aud took him on the fly,
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nTFlRsf BAPTIST CHURCu-C1rurr Of
Sycamur' and Patterson avenue. Roy r. y
,,ansS; pastor Sunday school at g3Oa. m
ID. J. L. Williams. superintendent. Prsschin,
NJ IL m nv the rAStnt, and lecture al 7,ptn
M by Or James l0unEe, gtand lecturer Of ne
United Friends Of Temperance, Seats ifeN AMI
welcome 10 al.
nO-CoNGREG ATIONAL CUURCU-Cornsr, -,
harwood aud Bryan streets. Rev. LC scodcld'
pHAlor' Services NJ II n m aud S D. m. Uhlr
whool al IBIS y m. Morning theme "lrn-
claimed Estates Lost Bctts" Evening". SER
ylce OF song, A hearty welcome To ali. ~
10 CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT CLARK
bWdtn wlllpteaCh IN the nrst chi sian Church.
corner OF Pestland Bryan streets, lori's day.
| september ", atll a, IN, aud at 100 II. IN Sub.
ct ~ ihn morning Duties OF CHRISTIANS /,
the Churc1 kyeuinr, ESC Must thcrc ir
Fuute Iflishment whit be Endlessg ~
n1FlRT CHRISTIAN CHURCH CORNER
OF Bryan aud Pearl streets sunday school AT
Wv a M prfaching at Il =. m. ami at $50
Est pArHCkS CHuRCH.-Cnrnrr Wool
and Cabcll streets First mass ut S3l, solemn
men maNs at 10 q, m sermon Nnspcrs nj
$50 y. m. Lecture Bcucdirinn Row u
Qi'non pqs'or Residence, 1850 Main street
ne-CoMMEBCE sE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
sunday school at $50 y m Preaching AT III a.
nYo,i Hu -po m irayermeetlng Thursday
40 -pALLAr Ulal DISQUALIFICATION r,
Mission Sundav.school ths afenScn a., ' ~,
cout house singing commences al $40 SIM.
day'school proper at4. singing also Rn,r Inc
10 all. N''''"'"
n0-FLoIp srREEr ME,HURCu souru
-Nev J. W. llill raSior Preaching nj IL a
m, AMI Z y, m, Sabbath. school Al nyO a M
Acoriial Invitation extended tn alt
ra-rAhERNNCL N. H. ,nURCu-C ,rocr
81 Kim AMI SycamNrc streets. Rev. 5 a.
lhum'on, pastor. Services At II h. m. and :
y m. SUNDAY. school Ut pSOa. m Clnss ~
inv llN ~ IN Prayer me, ting every Wrins'.
1Hy, evening" AZ $ p IN, Beats ir,e, Public cor.
dlhly invited
ne, FIRST fkkshN rkRlAN ,HURUH--oT
WI Nam ana harwoSd StrcotS kcv. A T.
7hlth, pastor Pcechiug at II a. m. and s
y m, Sahhath-sChOOl at $50 A mn m,
public rCnVmlv invited 'N
co SECOND PRESBYTERIAN -CUTRru-
Wood street, near UarwOOd prrrchinv NJ n f,
m AM $ y m by tho pastor. sabbath. srbo,i
TO all. ~ VN'N''u'u
ngCuMB, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
NorIh HARDWOOD street. Rev. D. w. Brcurhten
pastor Preaching II A. m aud Sp M sahhetb
school at $3.50 a, m Robert II. Scay. Superin.
Whdeut AcordtRl invitation extended IN aN
ns-L AN ARsrRfEr NJ, h. tNUik,l IA suliTI,
-Worhiping at Dallas Female collere iva
YAK street Rev. w. II. Hughes, pastor
frcachlng ~ II q. m, and y. m Communion
VERY hrst sunday, atler the morning services
SSshoalh school atea m. Prayer mcciar every
uou exienood 10 ALL '"''
rs-LlNE OAK SrREkr BArrisTC UupCu-
votuer Live oak aud HARDWOOD street, y A. usy.
den. pastor. Services every SUNDAY M is
N. AMI \ y m, sunday school at q.SOn, n, NJ
l. Addison, superintendent ''
A-ullApkL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uF
uArwood street aud Mckinney road sunday.
school every sunday morning at o ooiock
Morning prayer and service nrsI and Third sun.
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Louisiana State Lottery Oh
I'VE do hereby certify that we supery,,a a
Arrangements tor all the monthly aud SEM
uual Drawings of the Louisiana state Low
Company, and in person manage and oos,s3
the drawings themselves, and that the sama ~.
conducted with honesty, fairness and In ~
lalth toward all parties, ard we authOrile h.
company TO use this certificate, with fSe-sinS.s.
OF our signatures attached, In It's adverse
ments"
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When YOU visit or leave New York CITY.
save baggage eXpresSage and carriage hire
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, oppo.
site Grand Central depot. Six hundred ele
giant rooms, fitted up at a cost nf one mil.
lion dollars, reduced to 81 aud upwards
per day. European plan. Elevator.
Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, STAGES and elevated railroad to ali d..
pets. Families can live better for lass
money at the Grand Union Hotel than al
any other hrst-class hotel in the city,
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A GENTS WANTED FOR DAYS OF TIL
n SON oE M n M,

UT MAhIH UNEAT WYNN JVNT uVT.
The result OF years of patient study and
the old, interest the student; a book for every
body The style IS elegant and forcihle the
language pure and pleasing. Finely and ap-
propriately illustrated; artistic binding. Com
incnded by the press and clergy. win
sell on sight. A FARE OPPORTUNITY for
Ladies', Ministers, Students, Teachers and others
wanting paving employment Address TENAS
BCOK & BIBLE co , bal as Texas
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No name Is better and more plensa
aud widely known than that of Mr., j, a..
potzoni. For years he has made himself
famous by the elegant perfumes and com.
plsxlon powder that bears his name, the
after having found us way TO the bellies of
Paris, Germany aud London. Everybody
admires beauty In ladies'. Nothing will do
more TO produce or enhance II than use Of
Mr., Posionis preparations.
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W. H..


GREEhvmLE, Sept, Correspond
ence, Tho cotton weighers' trouble at
this place has been settled. Two public
weighers and two private weighers are en-
gagged and farmers seem to be satisfied
with them all. Buyers are plentiful and
cotton Is coming in freely and selling at
good prices, The receipts at this place II
is thought viii fall short of what they were
last year. Gfecnville received about 10000
bales last year aud about that much was
transferred here from other points ON the
East Line. The shipments Of grain from
this place are large aud the amount Of lum.
ber handled here In Immense. An average
of seventy. five Car loads are received
weekly, which will aggregate $4,000 feet
per week.
A lew days ago, Air. George, who lives
In the northwestern part of the county,
found note tackled ON his fence, giving
him notice to keep his cattle In his pasture,
or his fence would IN cut. 1t seems that
MIR. George has large body OF land under
fence. and had turned hia cattlo out on the
range with the intention OF sowing his grass
for winter use. With this exception there
has been no threats Of this character for
some time in this county.
There IL consi Ierable sickness In this
place at present aud number OF deaths
have occurred here and IN the vicinity re.
Gently.
The theatrical season was opened here
this week by the Mabel Norton comhina
tion. They Mayed three nights to large
audiences. This IL n popular company in
our town aud one Of the best that has ever
played here. The planters Wife, y which
they played here was very good, Likewise
Rose Dde,h Although the opera.house
here has been pronounced safe by expert.
enced architects, the Ende house disaster
and the shrieks and groans of its burning
victims are yet vivid in the minds Of our
people, No wonder, then, that the yelling
OF some INSCRIPTIONS fellow a. the foot OF
the stairs the other night while the Norton
company were playing here, caused so
much excitement among the audience.
Greenvllle continues to improve. Mcssrs.
Mandlehaum 4 Co., VI Dallas, are the latest
additions to our business circles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
The Select School OfthS GSiaE
MRS. T. M, MIXERS, Principal
CORS,OANA STREET.
Opens October 18th. 1888,

\ Kindergarten panertmeut Lessons N ~
Hand DInw mr. WITHOUT CHARGE l@
Sulnrc. Calisthenivs TAUGHT FREE. Dih
nv ana Painting Lessons Given
Allthe ABOVE arein addition IN the Regu,h,plvs,
nartment of Il Thorough English snd Neisss
Language education by MRS. NILES
sided by u carefully selected Cotps 81 hlsaI
Accom- ished, Skilled aud Expe'lea"'