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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-06

hast Dallas, by JONES 4 MURPHY Re SI'i E N
L'ok SALE-ImprUyed and uuimp,ovs, hut
l ness property in and about ihe Sns Tusi
uentte, on Main and Elm streets. or pariHo
n W. Nv anl ON East Elm street, by JONES a.
N hrhN, k'al Estate Agents.
Eok SALk-Large and small t,,c,s -, ;,,-
4 proved ana nnimprOved lands In Dallas an,
,he huloiHius counties, by JONES * MiiRptiW"
Lahu aSeits' once No. 40 Main street.
,oN n sALtrCiiy maps aud county land mans
VI DallnS, Denton, Collin, GrAySnn ~" ,r'n,
Johnson, Kaufman, RoClwal and Nj l. oa ",,ant'
ny JONES " MURPHY, Real Fsiste 0V Ann,',s'
No. 7Og Main street "'"' ESTATE Agents
Vh H sALE-one OF the most desirable resi-.
mo " S, IN me city, on Bryan street contain
~ HonmSnmr' az tV Si terms easy. Apply TO W
y , SV"''"r ~ sanger Bros. up stairs. mayd. iw
Luz SALE-rhe house ard Inf know, 90 ~.
1 Nloos place, on Mastnn street hetwpnN p 49,
n,Vuue ana Dallas branch houSe contains go
H., H. ttcely-hniShcd rooms besides kiIchnn ana
chn;'6s , auIHIil good repair good water and
SEQ ma v.S nuo5nood Price, S.. 600; terms easy
see uhuerSlgnod, c. T, Carter. maT may Ja,s'
oh SALE-At II bargain, one of the l,ne., ,,,s
on srVay street. g0xl3l feet corner Ervav aUS
a o nmnn streets must be sold. Apply In n
We 0Py''"''m' at Sanger Bros, (ups airs " N
nptCv ro,,--,,-.-.-...--. may5.lw
RkiEk FOR SALE-l6OtOo good moroha.,
n w a9'e etlek Tor sale, Enquire of A. DysTTp.
I,op s,Ip "' apr2O'lm
toh SALt-My Undivided hall ,nteres, In ,no.
,aoney Pointer herd of rnttle aho, q, ' ,ao
T'"u located IN Shaokloford c1untv ,ro ,oso
Aoney, Denton, Tex, anrt AH ,,,
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Ecaal.

- Az n -
persons living or doing busine]
- IN lne city OF Dallas, are hereby notified
O on up and disinfect their premises, and 4
All ms TO be made with earth or sand and y
Iuooish or trash of any kind must be put In Y,
suyt's or cutters. This notice must be compu'
WIN immediately, If you wish to save you
nIias es money aud time. This notice also "
N,o 500, NJ. NJ. NEWs0M, N,
@aE ., ISM, Health officer Dallas, Texss
proposals win be receiIs'
A., uy lho CITY secretary until s O'Clock ~
5iuvisusy, May 10th proximo, to build BIZ,
S any on Magnolia street, according to pasa
o,n specincanons on file In the city engneal
once Also TO furnish the material to lay
ptpe sewer along Elm street from Jehcts
Stree, 70 sycamore street, aud down Mnrpal
~ n rom Elm street to Town Branch, ihel'
w sn Wy trinity river, according to plans " "
sYpeeiications on file in the city engineers ofs
" NJ Lnhnson. City Engineer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-06

In answer to numerous inquiries, we
have TO say that Sherldar's Cavalry Condi-
tlon Powders are pure article. We know
them TO be so. They are as much superior
to 2 others as good thing is superior to a
worthless one
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AliscelIaneaus TNauts

NANTED-Charge of flock of sheep on
" share or Otherwise, by gentlemsn of cor
siderable experience In sheep husbandry. AID.
dress heron, Herald Office mayG.lt
WANrED-'lor rent by gentleman and wife,
" with no children, two or three rooms suit
able Tor housekeeping Address No. $50 Jack
ohSu''N nV mayG-lt
"A ANlED-A good woman to cook, German
w or swede preferred; none but IN expert
enced one need apply; good wages Apply at
- tOode street, may6.tt
WANrEp-A boy weighing 70 pounds 10 30
W pounds, 10 exercise runner S. j Charles
Fair groAuds, msyI.,t
WANrED-fw furnished rooms with board
III private family for gentleman and wife
and two children Address Traveller" care
IhoS RaLdail " Ncphcws, Fort Worth, Tex,
MANrED-Fifly head OF horses for pasture.
w i miles from Dallas Best pasture in
county good fences, shade and water. Price,
" per month, Apply 10 II. " T.. S. O'Beirne's
Intelligence Olice, go Main street mayS.9w
WANrED-ren trst-class brrklayers as per
~ day. and six good carpenters TO work on
me me-, e9pefS-hom,e best wages, Apply to Rail 4
WINS rolt worm. may3.2w
WANIED-A tlrsl-cass Daket. Apply 10
w Fine Very Fine may5. #
WANrED-several good saddle hands An.
W ply 10 Schoellk0pf n Co. apr27.tf
M ANiED-si a day glarauved-A salesman
=, wanted Ia each county in Texas. W, A.
N. Mli,eutt TO-, 81 Commerce street. San An
.oH.o, ieA"s, .--- apr22.lm-d&w
WAN TED tMMEDIATELY-A good tinner
w Apply immediately to Filrath K sam
'amstn'e rex. apr25tf
WANTED-0ue Charter Oak cooking stove
W ana thirteen double complete bedstcods
ana bedding. Address l., KRApF Coloyadn
Glty, Tex, or uerald office
ANrED-l0O,uOj bushels of wheat nj ,7,,v
W Mills, foot of Houston street Uicbns,
prices paid. CITY FIGURING MILL.
WAN rEU-Io purchase about 20 acres ~
" land, upon which 10 erect colle.e build.
lnss' Wlthln n OF miles of the center of The
Giiy OF Dallas Persons having such propertv
ior sale are requested to address tho unders;,SS
eu, giving full description of property and nrice
ana terms Alexander C Garrett sprs.tf
WANrkO-You to stop al tny NATI0N ~
HOTEL, First.clsss accommodations st
neas0nane rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AMI
WEN ~ FIVE CENTS PER DAY, Roard and
Ioug,hg from "a 80 to II per week The bnild'
,S ,s DITCH, WIN three stairways In case OF ira
Luou'tu III lhe business portion of the city oniv
u n SIuare from street-Car line and one snuore
i n1l leaas Pacific and Missouri Pacific Deuot
NohVehlchl to passengers coming or going Owe,
, ,hat toau. Owe US a trial. aud be convinced
' su"t you can get good accommodation and save
money by stopping al the National, W. " Ward
ianl9-lyT
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npLAMARSrREET NJ. r., CHURCH ~
-Worshiping at Dallas Female COLES wv
Oak street Rev. w. II. Hughes
Preaching at II a. IN and s D, m. CAM w
every first Sunday. after the morpins sa.1
Sabbath school Mt ga m. Prayer meeiis WV
Wednesday night at s p. m A eordisI ~
tlOn ext, H. ed 20 all. la'j
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&ne SAFE.

EoR sALB-Ndcant and improved rsSi5enco
I property IN cyerv quarter of the CITY amd in
aus raS' pn,S by JONES y MURPHY, Real lis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND Bull
EltS,s

DALLAS TEXAS Nav .. sG-sealed pNpl
,. ,or me bulldog OF the Dallas OperahoJ|
,Wvu % received up 10 noon, OF Saturday N
Nv ,nSt " lhe Office of the secretary. a
a'so plans and specifications can he seen j
"A good and sufficient bond must accom,.ss'|
e"ri, LOT the faithful performance Of the wot.
., hne company reserves the right to reicc'A "
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2elfousot
srCOMMkkCE sr iupiS.

nrCOMMEhCES r. IHRIsFI.S
sundsy-school al $50 m, presaSS, chrs
IN. aud 80 p. IN. frayer-meeri.as d
evening al so. tas,l
ssDALLAs CITY MiSSIOS-eS
Mission sunday-school III sfsoe ei !
courthouse Singing commence sn q
y-school proper. a, 1. singing 49, ~
sunday-sohool. A cordial inyi,siisa skt
to all. a'a ell,N
ns-Sr. PArRICKs CHURCH-cs
aud Cabell streets. Rev. v on,S-oeisf 4
Tomorrow only one mass at : o''Il ~
chi dren OF the parish will be cons,n
Sacred SACRED II hs Az eh9rch by Right Rev. \
sS-FLoYD STREET NJ. L. CHTpc;;,
REV; J. W. Hill, pastor. Preaeb,aa so1I
III anu : Y, m saoOath-sehoola al
A cordial invitation extended To all s@,
Hs-CoNGREGArloNAL CHURCE-
hsfwood and bryan streets. Preachin w
l. T. sconeld AZ II a. m. and 5:S1 n m "
- hool al ?. m: hearty welcome n NJ w
Be-fABERNACLE NJ L. CHURCH
A. Thomson, pastor. Services M n sst
$50 p. III. sunday-school at Do n 4
free Public cordially invited. H.
re-FlRST BAPTIST CHURCH-co,I
Oak and HarwOod streets. .o'nt'
Hayden, of Jefferson. Texas, will n,o.
to-day at II a, IN, and s p. IN. The reSa
the church and the public generaliv meAj
esily requested to attend, as Mr. HsvaaN n
t. present Propositions looking IN en ae
ment OF ssetist difficulties in Dallas aa
ESCuMB. PRESBYTERIAN Curp67-
forson street. Rev. d. W. Brongb,oS. d
Preaching II Il. IN, and 7.sO ID. m
school ut $50 a, IN. Robert b. sesr osesl
tendent A cordial invitation extenSos sups|
SrFlRSf CHRISTIAN CHUK,H-s---
Trade rooms, Elm street (oyer Dram, poss)
store) Elder lark Braden will pras ~ ~,
IN. and Sp m. Morning thee: -
Does hrisuanity Save UsY' EyeninsV.
tiani!y Divine Religion" The sc,ss,,.,l Il
vted. N''uilI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-06

srCoMaEhCE ST. CHRIsfIsScs..
sunday school at $50 a m. Prem, c6rs|
N, aud 80 ?. IN. rrsyer-meet,aaa =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-06

w AN lEO-To purchase about 70 acres a
~ mnd, upon which to erect COLLEGE build.
,nsS, wl.nln n or miles of the center of the
SS,S o, pallas' Persons having such property
lot SAFE are requested to address tho undersign,
eu, giving fu'l description of property ana prlce
ana terms Alexander Garrett snrs' tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-06

kph sALh-one OF the most dpsirnhIe r.SI-
~, uenSes IN The city, on Bryan street oontsin.
t ~ S, vight rooms terms easy Appiy 10 ~
v oohllor al Sanger Bros, up stairs nav W. w. w.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-06

head OF horses for pasture,
W j. miles from Dallas. Best pasture In
county; good fences, shade and wate-. Price.
! per month. Apply TO II. Il 4. S, O'Beirne's
intelligence Onice, go Main street, mayS.2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-06

MTANTED-Charg of a flock of sheep on
w share or Otherwise, by gentleman of cor
siderable experience in sheep husbandry. Ad.
dress heroH Herald Office ma,G.lt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-06

ssCuMB, PRESBYTERIAN CHURc5
ferson street Rev. d. W. Brough,oS
Preaching II a, IN. and TsOp. m. s.p
school ut $3.50 a, IN. Robert b, sear ssO
tendent A cordial invitation ext.a,S. sps'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-06

w AN iED-Oue Charter Oak cooking stove
W ana thirteen double complete bedstoads
ana bedding, Address L. KRAPF, Colorado
City, Tex, or uerald Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

CONGRESSMAN ROSWELL 2.
FLOWER, of New York, is entirely
too conscientious fer a member of a
modern Congress. During the last
session he was absent from his seat
without leave, three or four weeks,
but his monthly draft for salary
was duly sent him. Now he
returns to the treasury $4Oe, with
the statement that in his interpreta-
ton of the law he is not entitled to
pay for service he does not
render. Of course, Mr.. Flowers
action is to be commended,
but ne cannot even hope
that it will become popular. What
makes the matter more worthy of
commentator is the fact that the
gentleman can have no possible
selfish motive in what he has done.
His term Of Office expired with the
late Congress and last fall he en-
phatically and positively declined a
denomination.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

IF THE present measure presented
by the English ministry to Parlia.
ment should become a law the
bankruptcy courts will not I've Sc
eagerly sought for by debtors. By
the pending bill a discharge is not
allowed unless the estate can pay
over soc. on the dollar and the bank.
rupt has kept full accounts for three
years, been guilty of no rash and
hazardous speculation, no extravs.
ganee, no preference of creditors fol
four months before, been adjudged
bankrupt before or continued to
trade after knowing himself to be
bankrupt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

The APPOINTMENT of the Prince
of Wales as a field marshall in the
German army does not give salts
faction among the regular officers of
the army. There are but seven
field marshalls besides the Prince of
Wales and all the others have won
their rank and title by military
duties and as military honors. The
German army has been particularly
free from politics and all promotions
have been from merit only. The
Prince Of Wales is the only honorary
field marshall in the history
Of Germany. The real meaning
of the appointment is doubtless that
Germany has sought England as an
ally against France, and has &C.
mented the alliance by appointing
the heir apparent to the English
throne to be field marshal in the
army, position which places the
holder next to the Emperor himself.
There is certainly some political
significance in the appointment.
The honor is not conferred for no
reason, and the above is a plausible
one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

AN ILLINOIS doctor sent bottle
labelled "Calmel-pizen," to a pa
tient. The county medical society
has cited him to appear and show
cause why he should not be ex.
PEELED. The doctors idea of orthog.
raphy is about on a level with the
rural character, who, on being
asked why he took his son from
boarding school, replied that he did
not like the idea of sending his
child to a place where they spelled
"tater" with a t'p."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

THE BARTHoLDI statue is giving
the New Workers no end of trouble.
They have raised only $4,000 of
the $25O,OoO required for the pedes-
tai, and although the monument is
so far completed that the whole Of
it will probably be sent over before
the end of the summer, yet no plans
have been made for the foundation,
nor any architect selected to draw
them. Indeed, the task of fastening
q sheet iron statue 14s feet high and
weighing only eighty tons upon a
pedestal still higher, and that is to
be exposed to a tremendous wind
strain, is so difficult that cable dis
patch was sent to France a fort
night ago asking the French en-
gineers to write out their views on
the subject. Bartholdi's gift is an
elephant of the largest proportions
for the grandiloquent metropolis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

Gov. WALLER's (of Connecticut
fast day proclamation is model OF
brevity. 1t is as follows: In re.
cOgnition of the religious character
Of the people of this commonwealth
and in conformity to a revered Gus.
tom of our pious forefathers,
designate and set apart Friday, the
Esd day of this month of March, as
a day Of fasting, humiliation and
prayer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

A NEW way to pay church debts
has been introduced in Rockton,
Ohio. Church suppers are given at
which people who do not laugh nor
talk are entertained free of charge
those who talk are charged twenty
five cents, and those who laugh,
thirty cents. The whole assembly
was fined, one evening, when an
oyster Unexpectedly appeared in the
soup.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

THE EUROPEAN papers Brine
some details Of the preparations fol
the coronation of the Car which
did not get into the cablegrams, as
for instance, the facts that the Mos,
cow town council has voted 100000
rubles for the fetes of the occasion
that a million handkerchiefs Will be
distributed, with the figure of the
goddess of abundance" printed
thereon; that the Kremlin will be
Illuminated by electricity; that the
coronation throne is of black oak
with antique SlaYonic ornaments
carved thereon, costing 10000 ru-
bles, or about S12, 900; that the can
Opy over the throne is to be deco
rated with imperial eagles and the
escutcheOns of the Sc Russian PROV
inces, and that the imperial seats
are upholstered in velvet with heavy
hangings of gold. In order to pIa-
cate the people by giving them a
good chance to get booty, there viii
be 16 fountains, each spouting 5O,-
600 bottles of beer, without the
bottles. What more can the nihil-
SITS ask than that?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

PEOPLE who send valuable arti-
cles wrapped up to resemble news
papers in order to save postage
need never be surprised when they
find that no trace of their gifts can
be found. The ease with which
such things are detected by postal
clerks would astonish most people,
and the articles are sent at once to
the dead letter Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

THE CONTENTS of the HERALD
this morning are as follows:
IsT PAeE-Lslest TelegrAms--Oommer-
ciAl, etc.
ID PAGE - Telegraph News - Gable
Clicks Sporting, etc.
Sd PkeE-The Irish-The Jsps-Sud'
den Gold.
4TH PAGE-Editorisis etc.
5TH PAGE-Latest TeleRrspbic-Eiscel-
laneous, etc.
GTH PAeE-Te'egrspic News The Pam
anna Canal - Crime-An Out age,
etc.
7TH PAaE-Telegrsphie News - Outrs-
Eeous Asssult-The Socialists, etc.
STB PAeB-LibeIty Park-Runawsy-
Local LENS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

DoMAN B. EATON, chairman of
the civil service commission, antic-
ipates trouble in carrying out the
provisions requiring the pro rata
appointment of government en-
ployes among the different states !;
and also expresses dissatisfaction
with the provisions for holding
examinations. He thinks more dis
erection should be left to the heads
of departments in the promotions.
Various other portions of the law
are objects of his criticism.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20
PROBABLY SENSATIONAL.

The story of the outrageous as.
sault upon the person of Lady
Florence Dixie, published elsewhere
among our cablegrams, reads very
much as though it might be a hoax,
1t is perhaps ungenerous, and GER
tainly not altogether gallant, to sug.
gest that Lady Dixie is inclined to
be sensational. 1t has been appar-
ent for some time that she has been
bent on achieving hotoriety. for
the cable has had much to say
concerning her, and all because she
has persisted in making herself
prominent in regard TO the Land
League funds. Ordinary and evenly
balanced ladies do not force them
selves before the public in this
manner. We would not be under
stood as limiting that Lady Dixie is
extraordinary, or wanting in wo-
manly balance, for some very clever
and very good women shine outside
the social circle, though such
a circumstance is not COM
mon. The Irish have much
to answer for, and it may be they
are responsible for this alleged out
rage. In the light of events of re-
cent years one can believe almost
anything concerning certain class
Of Irishmen. At the same time
some more reasonable motive than
has yet been shown, for the deed,
will have to be brought to the sur
face before people generally will
hold the Irish guilty of this crime.
1t will be remembered tn at not
many weeks ago the country was
deep ly exercised over the alleged
kidn apping of a st. Louis belle. |
Hoedlums and roughs were accused |
of running of with her, and society
was fairly wild with Indignation.
A week elapsed and the girl was
found in the company of low men,
when the public again CRASHED its
teeth in rage. However, indignation
over the outrage was soon quieted,
for it was discovered that the girl,
being romantic in her disposition,
and rather short-witted, had volun-
jarily left a lappy home and be-
come the companion of brutal en-
Ind base Women-all for the Pur-
)Ose of creating sensation. The
)elle is now in an insane asylum.
We need not go far away for
. circumstance somewhat similar.
n Salt Lake few years ago well
Known correspondent of a leading :
American newspaper wanted to Gre
tie a sensation, and in one of his
emi-sober moments gave out that
N attempt had been made to assas-
mate him at his room in the hotel.
Notwithstanding the fact that it :
vas clearly shown it was impossi-
lie for his story to be true, he stuck .
o it, and actually displayed a mutt =
ated vest and bent suspender
uckle as evidences of the murder
us assault.
We hope we do Lady Dixie an in
ustice by writing in this manner,
ut until women forget how to
cream, and dogs refuse to bark, the !
ady's story will have few beliey ers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

The FOUR HUNDRED ISanpod In
dams of Washington Territory have
information of "a presently coming
REPETITION of the ancient food, and
also having advices that they are to
be the only ones reserved for repeopl-
ing the earth upon the subsistence Of
the waters, have gathered all the
material. including $4,000 feet of
lumber, for their ark.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

A WA sHINeToN correspondent
describes the voice of Lawyer
Bliss, one of the attorneys in the
star route trial, as sounding like a
wagon load of scrap iron driven at
full tilt over corduroy road" One
of the colored jurors says of the
voice, at is misery in de head"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

AN INDIANA bachelor regularly
celebrates his birthday by present
ing each of his nieces and nephews
with a check for $1,000. If the old
gentleman lives a few years longer
his relatives expect to put by
enough money to get up a very
interesting row over his will.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

ONE NEW YORKER, at least, is
anxious to hold office. The Ithaca
Journal refers to him as having
offered to stand in the Governors
room at $3.50 per day. with his
tongue out, for Mr.. Cleveland TO
mOisten postage stamps on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-20

THE DAILY HERALD Is published
Every morning, Mondays excepted, Of
East Temple Street, near First South
Salt Lake City, by the BERALD PRINT
rig AND PuBLJsHIEe COMPANY. Sub
eeIirtion price, 5000 per snnum, post
Gge Included; parts Of Year at IN
FieHme rate. To weekly subscribers
collection made by carriers. Csc. week
THF sRMI-WREKLY HERALD is
published every Wednesday and Sstur-
day morning, at $3.50 year; SIX
months, $1.75; postage included.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-26
CAPTAIN GOODWIN

WILL stand the ensuing season at tho fSl-
w lowing named places, ut ti1e. time meiis
toned here below On Monday "a Tuesday and
Wednesday, 10th. 18th and 18Th dayB ~ ApLI
1883, at Mr.. Joseph Granthain's, about nliies
| from CharlcstOwn, ON the Smithfeld turnpike;
ThurEday and Friday, 18th and Goth, at Mr.
Charles GetzendanneT'E, on tho Leetown pike,
about miles from Smithfield Saturday, 2lat.
| Mt James ROpcrs, IL miles from CharlestgWIG
23d, 24th, 18th and Goth pt the sui sctIbefe
stable 70 be CONTINUED every dttcFBatc week
Paffiss mist IFihg their mares to the stands nj
the times mentioned, as the horse cannot travel
around 10 their homes. Captain Goodwin win
stand at the usual low rates Of Sl5 by the sea-
the following season In case they fail TO get
We are1hanEfl 70 the heupic.d 5ssSsaS
l county Tor their past patronage, and hope 70
rcceiEc . liberal share Of the same in future.
No money 10 be paid 10 the Groom without
receipt with my signature. Any party fjlf
ing TO Register their Mares on my book, kcTt
by the Groom, OF in other words Brftfng the
Groom. viii be charged SIS, and 80 10 20 go
the infOrmcr. We do ttis % PICK up Uds
.SsEE q. l: giving The FsSigles
o. H6rscy by Col. Abbott: =.
STATE Of 8ea6 lorI, kuUiUqa Comfy:
ThOs. III. Rnifiins, of the town Of Liberty.
in Sullivan County beings sds sworn
Of the dam Of the Bay State Ed1 '2JgtE Good
win THIS Coli was hired ~ Saekett's Ham
iltOni6n, slre's dam by American Rtar.
a., THOS. Il. KNIFFIN6.
sSIhscrfbed and sworn 70 before me tits 2ffI1
day 81 February. 1872.
z. CHAPLAIN, Justice Of Peecb,
hereby certify that ThOs. KnfE6nt. u y NAH
Of good rcputc. and entitled 10 ffedIt and bes
lief z. CHAPLAIN, Jdstice Of Peace
sackett's. Hamblctoninn was sired ~ Ry=
odiclts HamhIetOniFu, mis- dam Was sfred 81
Philip, grandson If Imported Messenger
the dam of CaIE SoOdFfn was sired by Harry
Mainbrino Cfhef, tfafa-dam Il Messenger.
- JOHN ID. AHALT.