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LIVE STOCK.
Chfoaeo.


CHICAGO, March 10.-The Droyers' Jour
nal Tenorts: Ca,tle-Receipts 5000 head :
shipments 1000 head; market ruled
strong; prices during the week advanced
6Ot6s0c per lu0 pounds on shipping ana
erEort grades: exports IS 50@7 90; good
IN choice shipping IS 90@6 40; common 10
fsir s. OO(q5 rs butchers weak on poor
lots al 50 SOFAS so; good steady at 81 009
25: stockers weaker at s. 2O94 %; iced
ers steady at IS 10.
Hoes:Receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head; steady and firm; offerings
light; demand good; all sold; heavy ~ on
al 90; for good to prime; packing anu
Shipping light; quality poor. .,;,m.n..
Sheep-Rcceipts 500 head; shipments
Q, go head; active; supply small; advance
I5G3Oc per 100 pounds; good to fancy
Sc OO@6 SO; poor to good 81 OO9i 10.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI March l0.-Llve Hogs-Firm;
common and light S. O0lg7 20; packing
and butchers S. S5@7 60. Receipts 3oo
head; shipments $50 head.
Petroleum.
CLEyELAYp, March TO- - Petroleum -
Quiet; standard white 81 l0Gl Is.
BRADFORD, March 10.-Oil-FIrm and
advancing; and at S9Hc; lowest SS4c;
highest and closed at 93Nc. Sales 1881 ,Ooo
barrels; total shipments Friday 54Ol7 bar
rels: charters 1926 barrels.
TIrUsyILLE. March l0.-0il-Opened at
SOC; highest 93Hc; lowest SSHc, closing at
93Lc. Shipments 54,0l7 barrels; charters
46. S25 barrels; runs "a, Sol barrels.
OIL CRY, March 0.-Fluctuatiors to-day
were between $50 and 93Hc. Transactions
600 900 barrels; closed at 934c bid; total
shipments 81, 900 barrels; charters 1926
barrels.
PITTSBURGH, March 1C. - Petroleum-Ex.
cited; United certificates firm and higher;
closed at 93Hc; refined 7H@7Mc Phila-
delphia delivery. At the afternoon ses-
sion the market was excited; opened at
8S5sc: advanced to 81 &c; declined to 9OXci
recovered and closed strong at 93Rc;
trading heavy, sales aggregating 100000
barrels. o.
Cash on Hand.
WASHINGTON, March l0.-The statement
OF the United States Treasurer shows gold,
SILVER, and United States notes in the Treas
ury, to day, as follows: Gold coin and bull
lion, $l79, 052, 563; silver dollars and bullion,
$685. 1853; fractional silver coin, $27,-
$685. 23; United States notes, $45,937, 755.
Total. 1857, $50, ga. Certificates outstand-
ing-Gold, 1892, 1870; silver, S6S,5l7, 800;
currency, $lO,655,OOO.
Bank Statement.
New YORK, March 10.--Loans, decrease,
g., 292, 300; specie, decrease, $3Sl3,2SO;
legal tenders, increase, S99S, 800; deposits,
decrease, s., S32, 500; circulation. increase,
s64 600; reserve, decrease, 81, S5l,S75. The
banks now hold $5lG6, $50 below the legal
requir ements.
Specie Coming.
HAvRE, March 10.-The steamer Gellert
with 100000 in specie, sailed for New York
to-day.
Falling OF.
BERLIs March 10.-The statement OF the
Imperial Bank of Germany shows decrease
in specie of 1874 900 marks.
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NorE-Trains leaving BeiLsire ~ 2sS - IN III
Cleveland. All trains daily exsept sund1y
|'''' Wh. A. BALDWIN,
Manager, Pittsburgh, ~.
"a FORD, Gent Pas. TIT. Az.
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ESaIsyyS I7sIsSF

Avell. zuown clergyman, Rev. y. Cook, OF
r-rrnrs.,an, Wis, says: If md Kidney
y .r, a ,.rs r',r, for kidney aud liver troU'
-
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NIheeIInq and EIm ersys RaIIread,

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. OCT, .
" l89, cars on the WheelinG and M
Grove railroad will run - follow throogn
can Having the city, o0rn0 AAKkS -
Eleventh Streets, and 6tammh Ct 1.l,
Carn In and frorn mi.
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'I,sily except sunday.
Nos. ~ and Q stop at AL stahonA

BELLAIRE AND CAMBRIDGE ACCoA-
NOTATION
Leaves Bellaire ut go q. N. and i:oO p. m.
daily except Sunday. 1910.
Il. q q. Sleeping Cam on All tarouGn uNns
and Southwest, North and orthwesty mAkns
his a desirable route for oolonistsa ana penons
moving TO the great West, and 70 whom paxo'
cular attention In Given. n-
WHITENING, PITTSBURGH AND bAL1i
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling, SO .. M, 30 ana ~ pm
No trains run on this divtaion on Sunday.
Tickets 70 all principal poin U on sale q dep0
Sleeping Car aecommoastiohs can oe 'o'ui'
GU ~ THOS. Ii. b. HAAsE, Ticket Agt.
John T, LANE, Trav. PsHs- ASt
W. NJ CLEMENTS, n. OF T.
R.T DEyRIES, Gent Agent, Wheeling.
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DRY GOODS.
New York

NEW YORK, March i0.-Dry Goods
whether ia consequence OF the diss-
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Last We. went to Flu. ope," says Heuty
NtGl. la.e Col. bsth Reg. y. q. :. y. Y, now
...u- al Is ". Side Ave-, J. {. Nights, n. j.,
.arv 20 return worse from chronic liver COM
.s.ut. Kidney Wort, a. last resort, has
-.,~u us better health tnan I've heretofore
gsJ '"r many, many years" He's cure1
-nw AID coust luenIly happy.
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baltimore { OHIO R. r. CO.
I'm AND AFTER NOV. Il, lisa, PASEN
ing time:
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Thu ees.
Elves
Fours snd-a hall cou pons......-.. .....tIZI
Fours
Pacific Skies OF
RAILROAD BoNDs--Irregular.
STATE SEcURITiEs-StrOng.
SrocKs-The market was dull in the fore
room, vet prices were well sustained.
Shortly after 1880 o'clock there was a de
cline of 4 to IS per cent, the latter Union
Pacific to $50, but near 2 there was an
upward action Of u 10 ~ per cent, the
latter Union Pacific to 81. In the last hour
the stock market was much stronger and
there was general advance on the whole
list, making the hig hest prices OF the
day for all stocks. The features
of the last hour of the day have been
Northwestern preferred, which for the day
advanced per cent New York Central
" per cent and Lake Shore Is per cent.
In the final dealings there was slight re-
duction from the highest prices, but leay-
ing the advance for the day as speci ded on
the mentioned stocks for the general list,
sside from those above mention, the net
advance Of the day was hGB per cent
Transactions 255 900 shares.
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PR1wN'S Iron BITTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, Indigestion,
5i!iousncSS, weakness, deol-
i.v. oycrwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kiGCay
troubles, Sc. and it never
u.ls to render sPc4dy and
,ygT.l...lSIII 4CbUL
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money "a 4a5 Per Cent-Gevernments
His her-stecEs DuIl-Flour Dull and
UpehaBged--wheat In Fair Demand.
NEW YoRK. March 10.-Mouey loan
ed down from 8 to A., closing at 4g5c.
Prime mercantile paper at 6961zc; sterling
exchange bankers bills steady at 4SlH;
demand at 49,
GoyFRNMENTs-T per cent higher for As;
others unchanged.
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ss-u4=,ssz 80 sszrsz - y'-~-sa
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bMiSskeyf

BRowN's IRON BTTTERS
Is one Of the very few tonic
medicines that are not conf
nosed mostly of alcoho, u
TThiskcy thus becoming a
fruitful source Of intemPer-
ance promoting a desire
Tor rum.
RRowN'S Iron BITTES
s guaranteed to be a non
intoxicating stimulant, anS
i will, in nearly every case
takc the place of all liquor,
and at the same time abSo-
htc.v Kill the desire for
ah,,kcy and other ic,o%i-
eating beverages.
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Gin, o., Nov. 10, 1854.
Gents Tn foolish vast
NO of vital force in business,
rleasure, and vicious mil
c-nce of our people. makes
yvur preparation a neceSS.yp
and Il applied, viii save hun
d-eiS who resort to SaiOCG
iJrtemporary EecuPeEAnoA
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Rev. CIV. RcE, editor OF
n. .lm:77caH Christian Re-
;@r.. says Of Browns Iron
G.,,y1S:
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JOHH o. PENDLKyOA.
DANIEL PICK.

Ed. CIR11fnAI, AsssseSE.x
c5. s.: ::Jiy Z tAi aSs ns "a ssss, i.ss
eess stsss ~ The sssvS,sasSSealtses:
IN q FsqV iTed By No. = ne psaabg ofNJNe
IS DronS'S fo' 80 y ~ E .iSs:sSSolsocz
wbeet,y 9: yee: 2: u go go
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CLEVELAND { PlTTSBUR6H IN
SoNDENsED TINE TABLE OF PAasEN-
GER Trains enrrectNd " Jan. ~, lea,.
pryfaI0N-ROIHa " D8T,

RIVER pIvIsIoN-9oIr9 WET.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March l0.-Llve Hogs-Firm
com mon and light S. OOg7 20; packing
and butchers S. S5@7 65. Receipts 36J
head shipments $50 head.
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ToLEpo, March -wheat-DulI and uu-
changed; No. 2 red spot and seller March
nominally 81 ~; seller April 81 lax;
seller May 81 16H; seller July 81 ,12X.
Corn-Dull; high mixed coke; No. 2
seller May 62Hc. 0sts-Nominally I'M
changed, No. 2 spot 441Ic.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-06-13

stSlies en- panna med glod, hvarpa lzggea
linneremsor, som forut blifvit doppade 4
smalt svafvel. Tillrackligt med svafveI-
remsor bora anvandas, ed att mycken svsf-
velrok utvecklas. Eden tillses val, och
rummet halles tillslutet under ett dygn..
harefter 6ppnas f0nstef och d0rrar och
rummet luftas salunda starkt under ett par
dygn. De trskarl, som varit beroring
med svafvelroken. rengoras anyo. Om ID
behofves, maste denna rokning fornyas;
dock brukar de fiesta fall en- gang ysra
tillracklig. I
l ladugardar der de fiesta kalfninQarna
intraffa under warren, och alltsa en- stor
qvantitet mjolk af ''sinkor" erhalles under
hosten och vintren, kan stundom handa, ait
denna mjolk mindre villigt uppsatter grsd-
den vid ismetodens anvandande. Man b0r
i sadana fall, under nagra yeckors it'd. be-
gagna sig af bunkmetoden, medelst hvilken
graddafsondringen fullkomligt verkstsIles.
Mjolken efter de kor, som endast lemna en-
mindre qvantitet for hvarje dag, bor icke
sammanblandas med miolken fran de 6frigs
djuren, utan graddsattas sarskildt. MIDI
ken Dor, ed fort sig CORA later, bringas fran
ladugarden eller betesmarken till mejeriet
for att nedsattas i yattenbadet. eller, om
AMMAN metod anyandes, slas de karl, som
for dess graddsattning skola anvSndas. An
gaende luften och temperaturen mi6lk-
rummet, CALLER har hvad som derom en-
foregaende uppsats blifvit sagdt.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-06-13

sAtser, och derpA skall syndaren genast sta
fzrdig att sjelf f0rklara sig omvand och sa-
"a sig hafva kant andens verk slit inre.
Icke nog med att denna hastiga omvandelse
alldeIes afgjordt strider mot ALT hvad sunda
f6rnuftet sager oss ON en- hjertats ed sma-
ningom skeende forbattring sasom EFT ound-
vikligt vilkor for en- Sam och lefvande
gudsfrnktan. "a igger afven den missstan-
ken nara till hands, att en- pa EFT dylikt
konstladt salt tillkommen omvandelse smart
nog kan f6rga lika latt som den kommit.
och delta torde val afven manga fall blif-
va f0rhallandet. Der den emellertid visar
sig vara af mera bestandig art och man
har ju redan inom fralsningsarmeens leder
lagt marke till atminstone en- och annan
person med en- ovanligt klar och upph6jd
MISUNDERSTANDING der lar val delta am
dock bero pa helt andra omstandigheter an
den 6gonblickligt pakomna omyandelsen
och pa en- vida djupare religios utveckling.
Fralsningsarmeens verksamhet ar en- /
yttre matto temligen latt forklarlig foljd af
de stora folkrika stadernas larmande och
oroliga Lii. I de engelska fabriksstaderna
vacktes den f0rst till lif, och afven Sverige
har den foretradesvis utvalt de allra st0rsta
Iataderna till sin skadeplats. Pa dess glesare
befolkade landsbygder med dess lugna och
mera mat wanda lifskulle den deremot al
drig kunna g-ipa sa omkring sig.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-06-13

het, sd att pa endast en- dag aaldes egendom
for $500 900. Arbetet med nppforandet af
kapitolium skall genast taga ain b0rjsn. I
morgon moter fsngelsekommissionen for att
bestamma planen till fSngelset, som kom-
mer att kosta $4,000. Manga personer,
som varit nog lyckliga att ega byggnads-
tomter Bismarck, hafva plotsligt kommit
i besittning af en- f0rmogenhet.
Fran Mayvilie meddelas den juni.
L0rdagens val astadkom ett 6fvervSgande
nederlag, r6rande forslaget att della Griggs
och Trail counties. So vidt de inkomna
rapporterna gifva vid handen, afgAfvos
1854 rosters majoritet mot delningen. Mot
delningen voro Mayville med 54s roster,
Portland med 510och Blanchard med 3I6
roster. De stader, som rostade for delnin-
gen voro Hilsboro med $50 roster, Caledo-
MIA med 1873 och Buxton med 56 roster. I
Trail county kastades 2, 1890 roster mot, och
S9l for delningen. I Griggscounty afgaf
.Cooperstown 213 slammor mot ielningen,
Hope 1856 for, och Rukke l35 roster mot
den foreslagna delningen.
Sjelfmord begicks onsdags alton at
en- omkring 40 DR. gammal. okand man
narheten af jamestown. Den vid lifvet
trotte kastade sig ned pa jernvagssparet
strax imam taget skulle passera forbi. Lo-
komotivforaren sag honom komma gaende
pa banan och gaf derfore yarningssignal,
hvilken dock icke horsammAdes. Da man
men var kommen vid pass tiugu steg fran
lokomotiyet, h6jde han upp armarne och
kastade sig Diver sparet SA fort sig CORA
Lat stoppades taget; den olyckliges kropp
var alldeles stympad, hufvudet krossadt, Cd
att hiernan aot ut, och voro armarne af.
skurne nedanfor armbagarne. Orsaken till
| |sjelfmordet ar icke kandt. lika litet som
man kunnat upptacka hvem den olycklige
lifstiden varit. Han var ford soldatkla-
der och hade for ofrigt EFT godt utseende.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-06-13
ID A TX OF A.

Baron Lagerfelt, en- riksvensk gods
egare, vantas till Dakota for att. t.derstades
uppkopa land for anlaggandet af storfar.
mar.
Falskmyntareverkstad. I ett af-
sides belaget hus Yankton, bakom EFT al
stadens hotell, fam man haromdagen en-
lada med falska mynt, formar, metaller och
verktyg for fabrication af dylika mynt.
Hvem ladan tillhor har man icke kunnat
IA reda pa.
Drunknad. 1 Peterson, belaget en-
mil norr ON Grove City, voro onsdags
fem gossar, fran tito till tolf ar gamla, ute
och 6skade foden. Baten kantrade, och
ende sonen till Louis Peterson drunknade.
De ofriga fyra gossarne erhollo help al
Andrew Hanson, och liket af den dode gos-
sen hittades efter sex timmars letande utai
sheriff Ekstrom.
Talrfka bedragerier hafva under
en- langre It'd fortgatt vid landkontoren j
territoriet, sd att regeringen beslutat att
satta en- grams for dylika ofog. I Mitchell
hafya fera personer som gjort sig skyldiga
till slika bedrifter, blifyit arresterade. Icke.
settlare sagas hafva genom svek tillvallat
sig icke mindre an 10000 acres Mitchell.
distriktet.
Hvem har ratt? Tvenne nybyggare
i narheten af Carson CORA ansprak pa att
ega en- och samma Claim. Harofver upp
stod naturligtvis oenighet, och som vanligi
vid dylika fall fick revolvern afgora utsla.
get, hyilket utfoll sd att den enc kontrahen,
| ten erholl ett ttsaliyarligt sar, dock icke Ifs
farligt. Begge pasta fortfarande sig hafys
RAFT till den omtvistade jordbiten.
Fran Bismarck skrifves den den
mes. En- splendid festmiddag arrangerade
j dag for guvernor Ordway och hans VAN
ner, vid hvilken fyratio personer deltogo
Staden hvimlar af kapitalister och polite
fran territories ala delar. En- stor rorels,
herskar; forsaljning och kop af fast egen
dom, forsigga med en- feberaktig skyndsam
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-06-13


re till Cochinkina. Anda till denna It'd ha-
de Yang tse-kiang bildat den enda handels-
vagen mellan dessa lander och Europa, och
delta var en- lang och ganska kostsam vag.
Under Diet att engelsmsnnen genom Irawad-
dy soka en- kortare vag fran sina indiska
besittningar till Yun-nan, var Dupuis den
forste europee, som sokte att begagna sig af
en- fran vester till 0ster fiytande strom, som
faller ut j Tonkinsviken. Upptackten he'll
sades af ALA Westerns nationer med Diet stor-
sta jubel. Med en- handful folk tog Dupuis
Tonkin / besittning. Det ar oforklarligt,
hvarfor Cochinkinas regering har lemnat
at annamiterne den med sd manga menni-
skolif k6pta besittningen at dessa provinser.
ALT sedan f0rdraget med AMMAN 1874 dir
den roda aoden, pa papperet 6ppen for
handeln. men verklighetenar dr. forhallandet
helt annat, och intet handelshus / western
kan hafva nagon fordel af denna formanli-
GA handelsvag. Annamiterna anfora till
sin ursakt de faror, for hvilka fodhandeln
genom de s. k. Pavillons.noirs ar utsatt.
Dessa besta af gammalkinesiska rebeller,
som till ett antal af 700 500 hafva slagit
sig ned vid ofre delen af foden och derifran
synas kunna halla hela den annamitiska
stridsstyrkan i setback. I verkligheten arc
de hofvets Hue medbrottslingar och hafva
visat delta ar 1873 vid Francis Carriers ex-
pedition, som de 6fverf0llo och m6rdade.
Utom dessa Pavillons-noirs togo annamiter-
ne ocksa till forevandning Xmas nominelia
ofverherradome 6fver AMMAN och uppgafvo
att kineserne motsatte sig den r0da fodens
6ppnande for trafik. Det ar m6jligt, att
Diet och for besittningstagandet af Tonkin
kommer till en- sammanst6tning, hvilken
kan tillfora Frankrike en- ny stor kolonial-
besittning.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-06-13
Entered at the Post Office at st., Paul
Msnn., as second class matter. 1...

RedaktiOnen emOttager
med tacksamhet kOrta och
pa SAX gaende underrattel-
ser ON tilldrageIser af all
m;int intresse bland 1ands-
mannen' / Amerika.
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AS an evidence oil the high appreciation
and kindliness of feeling existing in this
community for the HERALD, which has
ever SO faithfully and persistently day by
day labored in the interest OF our city and
section, our office was visited by scores OF
people yesterday rendering their "oongrat-
ul,lioLs ior the pluck and energy and de-
trau a'ion" which our firm stand evinced
as against the arrogant demands of sworn
com aua,lon of compositors to dictate how
this uiiee should be run. Nor did the
sympathy stop with mere expressions for
citizens came forward W of rs to work
at the case or in such other capacity as
might facilitate our efforts. In the evening
aud at night kilograms from other journals
poured in warmly complimenting our. just
position and assuring us of quick relief and
amplest aid. Never was sentiment more
universal aud pronounced than that which
has been with us in the emergency which
sought to punish us thus abruptly and
through concerted action under oath, by
dcprivlng our readers of their regular
morning paper. To Que and all OF these
friends we tender our proloundest thanks
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a Deserved Compliment.

Inc following complimentary notice to
Alderman ID. A. Williams of the first ward
retiring, was read before the Council On
Monday night
Headquarters Chief of Dallas Fire Department
naiias, Texas. April 10th, 1883. Col ID A.
Nliliams, Chairman COmmitte Fire Depart
ment. DNP"i'-
DEAR SIR.-In view of the official terrin-
atlon OF your connection with this depart
ment, by reason of expiration of your term
OF Office as u member OF the city council We
take advantage OF the opportunity of ex.
pressing 10 you our unqualified thanks for
the UNIFORM courtesy with which you have
listened 10 our wants as a department, and
the ready Willingness on your part To
promptly AID us i'll the endeayor tO make
the Dallas Fire Department the most eff
Gent in the state.
We know that the chairmansbip of tho
committee on fire department is burthenpd
necessarily, with many features of an agpri,
vating aud tedious nature, frcouentlv re.
curing at your hand more thnn a reason.
aoie amount OF your time. We can cheer.
iuily bear testimony that no personal con.
slderatlons ever prevented your prompt.
lhlelllgeht ana efficient answer to all our
requests. For this, sir, we desire to tender
to you our individual, as well as the thamss
OF the whole department.
BE assured, sir, that in all the future we
shall hail with feelings of pleasure, KNOW.
edge of your continued prosperity and suc.
cess. With feelings of highest respect, we
are, very respectfully, Wv
=, ISiGnedl Chas, Kahn, Chief Dallas Fire
Department; Hugh j, BIakeney, LIST Asst.
Uhlei Dallas Fire Dept; j. Bloch, "a Asst,
Chief Dallas Fire Dept, l.. f. Bohny, Fore.
man Engine Co., No, /; rhos. Wilkinson.
Foreman Engine Co., No. ?; John Doyle'
Foreman Aetna Co., No. /; A. Stephens
Foreman ii. ~ l.. Co., No. 1.
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MIDLOTHIAN.
a Flying Trip to Future Flourishii

Flying Trip To Future FIourishinv
Town.
The HERALD received special invitation
to accompany party of gentlemen to Mid
lothian on the line of the Gulf Colorado
u Santa Fe railway on Tuesday mornings
train. Somewhat to the establishment of t6e
reporter he was on time at tho depot at
o'clock u: m. We were met at the train
6y Mr. IL. Hale, w: ID. Wylie, Captain
Williams and Mr.. S. W. Sydnor town iot
salesman of the Santa Fe, and Others Wa
found on boarding the train that the chief
commissary OF irrigation had not forrotton
to lay in bountiiul supply of comnissarv
ana irrigation stores which in the dewey
morn were very acceptable inasmuch ns
we lett nome minus our breakfast. We
arrived at the picturesque site of the future
city OF the mountains Midlothian Mt 6,SO
., IN. and hal Il bountiful breakfast snreod
before us at the popular hostclry of Mr..
Ninson. The object of the trip was 10
make final arrangem ents for the great sale
OF town lots by the Cult, Colorado & Santa Ia
railway, which will take place the 10Th of
May, Midlothian Is situated on the NOM.
talns overlooking mountain creek valley
and is surrounded by beautiful and pro.
dnciive farms. We, with the party, stroll.
ed down to the celebrated Midlothian
spring, which gushos from solid rock ne
clear as crystal, and ripping through A
grove oi OAKS, adds much to the pictur.
esque beauty OF the place. Midlothian Is
destined to be prosperous and lou-ish.
ing town, and tho railway company IN
their coming sale, will offer special indnce.
ments to purchasers of property, The data
Of SAFE and terms will DO duly published in
the HERALD "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-18

TO give one more practical appreciation
of what the life of an octagenarian or cen
tenaran is, we have only to recur to the
great events and the multitude of them
that fell under the observation of Peter
Cooper who died at 90 years OF age. An
exchange says, referring to the extreme old
age at which he died: During his long
and eventiul life the late Peter Cooper saw
the majority OF the American states arise
and be born and take names and enter the
Union. He lived in the administration of
every American president. Vermont en-
tered the year he was born. He was year
old when Kentucky was admitted. He
probably could read when Tennessee came
into the Union. He was eleven years old
when Ohio was admitted, and twenty -one
when Louisiana came in. He was mar.
ried man when Indiana presented her.
sell, and twenty-seven years old when
Illinois appeared"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-18

A Tremendous Zig Business Boom

Tremendous Zig Business Boom, Etc.
TERRELL April l7.-[Special. Terrell is
on tremendous building boom both in
business and residence property. The
commodious and splendidly built bank of
Blyins y Corley, is just being completed
ana also the spacious storerooms OF Lewis
y Conway and Philip Brin will be occupied
this week. J. IL. Muckeroy q Co., James
Harris, Major j. s. Grainin james Whit
field and Wood d Charlton are all com.
mencing the foundation tor splendid brick
business buildings, and G. l.. Jones a. Son
are now preparing to build the mammoth
storehouSe of Terrell.
Cotton continues to come to our market
ana commands perhaps higher prices than
at any interior town in the state.
Our worthy and popular representative
Major j. n Rushing has just returned from
Austin and is gladly welcomed home bv
the citizens who are well pleased with his
action us their representative.