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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-29

To. the needs OF the tourist, commercial
traveller and new settler, Aostetter's
Stomach Bitters is peculiarly adapted,
since it strengthens the digestive organs.
and braces the physical energies 10 un-.
healthful influences. i! removes and
prevents malarial fever, constipation,
dyspepsia, healshfnlly stimulates the
kidneys and bladder, and enriches as
we'll as purifes the blood. When over
come by fatigue, whether mental or ply
steal, the weary and debiiitsted find it a
reliable source Of renewed strength and
comfort. For sale By sli Druggists and
Dealers generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-29
FISK, CLARK & FLAG C;
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK,
call the attention of buyers of
Mems 9CARFS 30 their latest
patented invention, which will
be shown for the first time
Aug. i.
These SCARFS are n great
novelty, unlike any heretofore
made, having merits certain
TO Insure their adoption by
men OF correct tss5e every
where.
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FoSsalc by all druggists,
The Presidency.

LEEsBURO, Camp County, July D.
Editor HERALD In wealth and pop
ulation, in revenue collected and 81 OK
penditurcs in commerce and manuiac-
lures, in variety and Atricacy of qucs-
tons for solution, legislation and adj
ministration, New York is not only the
Empire state of the Union, hut II il a
great Empire within itself lie who, rs
It's chief executive, has wisely and sue.
cossiully administered its vast interests.
checking and reforming its abuses and
making its government gracious beno-
| diction TO all beneath its wgis, has had
an experience and exhibited n capacity
/ for high affairs which no subordinate
position In tho gift OF the people Of this
country can possibly supply or display.
! Not until 1910 did the population OF the
| United States number 1,29,Sli- about
that of New York to-day. Washington
John Adams and Jefferson administered
a government less in extent rs TO popu.
lation, wealth, manufactures, commerce
income, disbursements, variety and in
tricacy ofquostions foreign polity aside)
than that over which Gov. Cleveland ha,
presided with such distinction and sue
cess. Service, however long, In other dc
partmonts of public life, cannot give tina
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w AN tED-EMPLOYMENr BY AN EN-
w glishman of large experience in drv
goods, both as salesman and traveller; salSry
not so much an object as work; would nost
and balance merchants books or collect u
CHEADLE, Herald office. 10 b,
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Dallas Female College.

PULASKI, TENN, July IL take this
means of informing the citizens OF Dali
las and the general public that have
purchased the property mentioned above
and propose opening, September |, ISL,
a school designed for the higher educa-
ton of females alone. / shall supply
the literary, music and art departments
with the choicest teaching talent to
be had. and shall endcavor to main
tin this character of instruction
In the years to come. | shall
also equip the dormitorles Of the ostab-
lishmcnt rs TO offer to all boarding
pupils the comforts of Il home. There
Shall be no Just cause for complaint as e
dining-room accommodations Lastly
we pledge TO all parents of boarding pu
pills the personal attention and watchfu
care of the principals wife as 20 the
health, habits and bodily comforts o.
their daughters.
We send this greeting and pledge I,
the parents of Dallas and North Texas
and ask their friendly aid In the estab
! lishment aud maintenance In theil
midst of such q female boarding-schoo
ms shall meet all the demands of tn
| highest culture for young ladies.
Terms of board and tuition To be an
nounced through these columns I'm du
| time. Respectfully,
w. Is. JONES.
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Platoon of Police.
Queen City Guards.
Officers of the Day, in Carriages.
nn,I
IUIlIiLT hIHtH.
CifiZpns in Carriage
They will Celebrate.

The following bachelors will picnic on
the glorious and memorable Fourth at
the White Rock Camp Meeting grounds,
and will each invite IA lady friend as his
guest. The party will be chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Fallon and Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. NJ. Wheless. They propose to
enthuse as it were, so to speak, in a
pleasant way. The reporter saw the
committee on refreshments negotiating
for the coil of enthusiasm yesterday.
Preparations for an elegant spread on
the rocks are being made. Mr.. Frank
Wheat will read the Declaration of In
dependence and if it don't rain the
American Eagle will scream in that To-
cality on tomorrow. The names of the
patriots are:
Frank Wheat, Edward Gray, George
Osmond, w. II. Patterson, G.. q. Wright
Owen Burnett, Charles Henning, II. S
Trezevant, Henry Wolf, DR.. G. Veal, DIR
Bell, DIR. Castleman, T.. G. Knight, l.. b
Clark, Mr.. Moulton, q. K.;Meyers, Barry
Miller, w. Adair, Ed. Fonda, S. Miller
Charles Williams, Jules Roberts, Charlie
Cotton, 4. NJ. Hall, A. j. McFier.
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knowledge Of details, upon which wise
and prompt decision depends, so
necessary Tor the successful admin
istration Of great government
like that of the United States. Presi-
dent Tilden apart, there is no other man
in the Democratic party, or in any Other
party, who has had the successful adj
ministrative experience of Governor
| Cleveland, or who could, so well as he
command the respect and confidence o
! the whole people. He should be on
next President. Let the ticket be
| Cleveland and Mcdonald for Justice ant
Reform! JOHN NJ. RICHARDSON,
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W. FI,IIEn. Lr.


l'NlllNs l ENAN WI --' lNNns
j, +. SMITH n Co., ST. Louis Gentle
men; have suffered from attacks of
nervous head aches for years, and moth
entcrprising drug firm of Murphy Bros,
a Lottlc al vnur nilo Reons, tool, Sow,
cral doses and have never had an attacl,
since, but occasionally take dose to
keep my liver aroused. | srocommcnd
them to my neighbors, and on n trip tt
your State this summer always said q
good word for Bile Beans. Have seer
your ague cure used satisfactorily.
am opposed to patent nostrums, hui
would feel ungrateful to you and be do
ing the public an injustice did | not ac
knowledge the merits of Bile Beans.
Yours truly,
w, :. DRUMMONp.
FoFsalc bv all druggists.
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his church is having difficulty in find
ing homes for the Sunday--School con-
vcntion people. Many families of other
denominations, and some of no denomi-
nation. are helping, as is usual ON such
occasions, but Dallas must not allow this
convention to 90 away without abund-
ant hospitality. Any one who can and
will entertain some of these strangers,
either in their own homes or at the ho-
tells or boarding-houses of the city, will
confer a favor on the committee, j. L.
Williams and w. r. Howell, by letting
| tbnn know If
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LEGAL.

TlIE STATE OF TENAS.-Ip y ~ ~
| sons Interested In the admlniS'IJI or
the estate of s. u. Davenport ANY
Richard Morgan, executor, mas i,''SS r
County Court of Dallas county az
count, showing the condition OF NV. aS
$. u. Davenport, deceased, whi VIM
heard nj the next term OF s'iu y Arss
mencing on the first Monday III hus1
u. 1881, at the court house In the ClG
las, at which time all persons ih' nv, y.
said estate may appear ana coh'es'
count If they see proper. .-,. N
Witness, w. NJ. G. Hin, County ~
Dallas county, Texas. ,,.,dth
III. S1-GlVcn under my hand anu =, Y
of snid court, ut office In the cl'yo'
this 2Gth day of June, \. u, ISL 70 uil
County Clerk, Dallas County
BY l.. II. HUGHES, Deputy
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A Coin Thief.

some sneak thief entered the business
place of II. Zimmerman, No. j07 Main
street, and stole number of rare coins
amounting to $lO.Oj, he had glued in d
display frame. The thief got only d
small portion of the coins that were ii
the frame, which he reached by pricing
oil the wooden back. \ young mar
seen in the store just before they wert
missed is suspected. The officers were
furnished n description of him but HI
has not yet been apprchended.
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A Hard Horse Case.

Justice Kendall began yesterday the
trial of case in which comely sorrel
colt is in dispute between w. n. George
and John Johnson. Some time during
the month of May, 1883, Mr.. Johnson
lost sorrel colt, and in June last saw a
colt on the streets which he claimed as
his lost animal, and he gained posses
sion of it. About this time George
lost colt, and he claimed
the one Johson had as his. They took
the matter before Justice Kendall, and
anumber of witnesses are swearing pre-
and con as to the identity of the animal
i'm dispute. The case is still on trial.
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City Court.

City VS.. James Reynolds, Tom Muir
ray, and Tom Clark, intoxicated; fined
50 each.
City VS.. f. p. Howard, impersonating
officer; fined so.
City VS.. James Cormons, fighting;
fined SO.
City VS.. j. Herr, refusing to pay city
scavenger; dismissed.
City VS.. w. S. Lee, maintaining
nuisance; dismissed.
City VS.. Grace Brown and Samantha
Antoine, Nagrancy; continued.
City VS.. - Kennen and Catherine
Robinson, vagrancy; fined 50 each.
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neIerntes en- Route.

The following delegates to the Demo-
cratic National convention, to be
held at Chicago the Sth, passed
through the city last evening en-
route. They We're joined at Deni-
son by number of delegates
from other parts of the State. The fol-
lowing delegates were aboard: Henry
Exall, Lampasas; A. Faulkner, Houston;
Thad Holt, Houston; Sam Perryman,
Liberty; ex-Gov. X. b. Hubbard,
Tyler; Judge Gates, Mineola;
| G.. Kearby, Wills Point; j. Mcfarland,
Cleburne; w. Lambert, Austin; Col
Hodges, Texarkana; Col. Donohuee
Clarksville; n. Gossett, Corpus Christi
Col. II. j. Brown, sherman; Judge SilaS
Hare, Sherman;J j. Bookhout, Dallas.
The party was met at the train by
Hon. Barnett Gibbs who presented then
with refreshments and other articles
conducive to their happiness and health
Col. +. c. Murray, editor Of the Denisoi
Gazetteer, met,the delegation here as.
committee of one appointed to invit
them to banquet rendered them by tn
citizens of Denison, under the auspice
of the Board of Trade. Other delegate
n will leave here tonight.
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Chair
Removal.


John Bookhout, attorney-at-law, has
removed his office from No. 5OI Main
street, across the street to No 5li Main
street, in the now Randall building. Mr.
uookhout, in his new quarters, has three
large, we'll ventilated rooms fitted NJ
nNnrnsSlY for him.
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New Feature of the Post-Onice

On and after July 5th, 1884, the money
order division Of the Dallas post-oflice
will close at Up. III. instead of 4 p. IN. as
heretofore. This is owing to the large
increase of the money-order business,
which, by the way, is assuming large
nrOpOrtions.
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polscr Eeleased from Prison.

Joe Polser, who was arrested and
lodged in Jail on his own confession that
he shot and killed f. T.. HUMPHREYS at
the Stock Yard saloon some
three weeks ago, and who
made subsequent confession that j:
Herndon, Jim 1Iunnicut and others had
put him up to say that he did the
killing, which he alleged was done
by Jim Hunnirut, was re-
leased from prison yesterday
by order of the grand jury, which failed
! to find bill against him.
Jim Hunnicut, who was arrested OF
his confession, is still in Jail, the CRANE
jury having found a true bill agalns
him, charging him with murder.
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SMOKE THE BEST.

We beg TO inform the public and smokers
generally that We have so cured large stock
ofthe very choicest grades ofthorOughlycu
COLLEEN Virginia, Perique and Turkish \.
Tobaccos, which we are using In the manu-
mcturc of our Celebrated brands of Cigarettes
and Smoking Tobacco. And have added 10
our stock large shipment of the Finest linz
ported French Rice Paper. such stock made
up by the highest cluss of skilled labor, we
feel confident cannot fai' tn satisfy the mstos
ofall good Judges.
STAN DARD BRANDS.
Capornl-Capopl ii-Swect Caporal--St
IamesH, Kinney Bros Straight Cut IN Full
Dress Packages, etc.
just Out-Sports mans Caporal.
Manufactured by special request.
KINNEY TOBACCO co,
Successors TO Kinney Bros, New York.
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A Crooked Charncter Cnughl.

Officer John Spencer arrested Charles
Carter, colored yesterday ON suspicion
of being a crook, and lodged him in the
county Jail. Carter answers the
description of one or two sharps
who some two weeks since
| fleeccd young man from Denton
named Il. Simpson of $50 by what is
| known rs the "calf head" game, some
thing similar to thrce-card monte,
| When arrested he had on a pistol, and
/ il was on the charge of carrying con
cealcd weapons that the officers held
| him,
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-DWELLGNG, CORNER |
j cahontas and Portland streets, Z bl
from Belt Railway; 1 rooms and hall; M
new and southern exposure, Apply TO u
+. MORLEY, Herald Office. N
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Tnrncdn ExnIosIon.

\ torpedo placed on the track of the
Texas ~ Pacific railway, near the
lower depot, was struck by pass,
ing engine yesterday morning and
was exploded with loud noise. For a
while thpse who heard the report
thought some one had been shot.
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DemoCrntic CAL.

Tho Executive committee Of the DEM
ocratic party, Of Dallas county, is here
by requested to meet at the County
court room of Dallas county, on the l2tl
day of July, 1884, at PIP. m. y meeting
is called 10 take action in matters o
Importance to the Democracy.
G.. G. COLE,
Chairman of Executive Committee
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Legal HOLIDAY.

The general delivery and carrisrs
windows will remain open to-day from
8 to lOa. III. only. The 1880 Il. m. deliv-
cry and p. III. collection will be made
asusual. l.. $, GARRISON,
DnnA hAnnntlnn.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD BARBER-WITIG
w pay SO per week. Address JoITN W
BROCK Corslcma, Texas. ivan
w ANTED- INEXPERIENCED WORbNFS
W to work in broom shop. INQUIRE m ne
South HARDWOOD. iyl'S
w ANTED--A WOMAN or Girl. TO Az;
w sist with housework. 40 Bryan sta II
WAETED-A GOOD NURSE, WIN
W satisfactory references. Apply To M
c. S. MITCHELL, 1912 Eryay street. " iy WI
NJ ANTED-A COLORED MAN Ann
W WIFE, woman to attend to general hons
work; the man to carriage and horses ann
garden. Apply, between and ga. m, only
southeast corner Ross avenue and Leonard
street. iyS.it
w AN lED-EMPLOYMENT BY AN I'm.
w glishman of large experience i'm drv
goods, both as salesman and traveller. salsryy
not so much an object as work; would noSt
and balance merchants books or collect u
CHEADLE, Herald office, ivan
w ANTED-AGENIST THAT ARE VII
w ling to work, and that will not eXtortiopl
on the people of Dallas county, for the Row
Churn Attachments. CAN early at lll2 Fin
street HAwLEY. iy2-9't'l
WANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUALEN-
w dowment Association will give good and
profitable employment to experienced insnr.
ance solicitors. Address A. NJ. HALK. Secre-
tary, 723 Main street, Dallas, Texas. lyltI
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASSC COOK. WIZ
| w will also wash and iron, in a small in,
| lily; good wages will be ,aid to one fully CT
petent Apply at l2O Olive street. niayss
w ANTED-ACTINE MEN TO CANV ASS
! w for our subscription books in every city
and county in Texas: liberal terms and per.
a.;Ment employment given. Call on or ad.
| dress j. w. STRONG, 0i2 Main street mar2S-tt
NSTANTED-YOU TO STOP AT THE Ma.
w TIONAL HOTEL, tirst-class accomnd|
d0tiOnS at reasonable ratcS-ONIY ON1
DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE GEM
PER DAY. The building is brick, with thn
stairways in case oftire. Located In the bust
ness portion of the city, only one square frOlI
strcct-car line, and one square from Texal
Pacific and Missouri Pacific depot. Cod
venlent to passengers conlng or going ovd
! either road. Office open at night. Guests aI
called for all trains Y. C.. LEARY, Prop
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Tho nclt Linz VIII PnY.

Mr.. W. o. Connor, of the Dallas Belt
Street Railway company, sent the fol-
lowing to Mayor Cabcll yesterday, which
explains itself:
Dallas, July Be- 1854. Hon. ". l.. Cabcll,
Mayor City Of Dallas;
DEAR SIR:-Thc Dallas Belt Street
Railway company agree to pay for the
paving of the streets over which they
run, in compliance with city ordinances
governing same.
w, O. CONNoR,
For II. L, :. II, Il, Co.
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DIR. Parks asks the HERALD to state
that there will be meeting Of the Expo.
ton committee at the courthouse Satur.
day ut 3 p. m. \ full attendance is de.
.irpl
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Tho Grnnd Jury.

The grand jury viii visit the poor
farm to-day and close their labors to-
morrow. They have found n pretty
good sized batch of bills, mostly for mis-
demcanOrS,
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French we'll Bath House
4. NJ. nEErMAM. rrorrIelor.

~ We bhbA hh'N' '"F''''"''
This pcpular establishment Is being enlarged
and improved from time to time to meet the
demands of increasing patronage. IL Is the
finest In the city, and every convenience IS
provided for the comfort of patrons. Tle
ladies' department Is under the immediate
supcrintcndancc OF Mrs. Bcetham,
RATES. Hot, Cold or shower Baths, %
cents; Electric Bath, 20 cents; Hypodermic
| Medlcated Nnpor, 81.
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I WAS AFFLICTED WITH EQUITY AND
i Chalk deposits around my joints, enlarged
and inilamed; could not walk pain was In
weather was confined to my bed; gave up all
hopes of living; used Giles lodide Ammonia
Llniment and pills, which remedies restored
my health, dispersed the enlargcments and
removed the pain. MRS. VIRGINIA i. BRAD
SHAW, Stafford store, Va. Sold by druggists.
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THE BEST TRUSS EVER MADE.

The Genuine Elastic Truss is worn with
perfect comfort night and day, retaining rup-
turc under the hardest exercise or ScNcreSt
strain. Sold at greatly reduced prices and
sent by mail TO all parts of the country. Send
for full descriptive circulars to New York
Elastic Truss Company, 7ii Broadway, New
York.
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NELL & YOUNG,
~ AttOrneys-at-Law,
Stephenville, Erath County, Texas.
II. II. NELL. LEE Young
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Mr.. w. II. Gilbert, of Albany, Geor-
gia, under date of May : 1884, says: Mr..
Brooks, near here, has an eating cancer
on his face, which had nearly killed him
everyone thought he would be dead in
u short time, as nothing seened 10 stop
the ravages of the cancer. He COM
menced taking Switt's Specific two
months ago, and Il has had n wonderful
effect on him. He was yesterday 80 far
recovered ~ TO be out at his work, and
seems In fair way to get entirely well
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 2
Atlanta, Georgia, $50 West Twenty-third
street, New York, and 1905 Chestnut
street., Philadelphia.
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A EDWARDS,
IA AttOrney-at-Law,
Decatur, Texas.
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The Dav We Celebrate.

To-day, the l0Sth anniversary OF Amer
lean INDEPENDENCE, will be generally eel
ebrated in this city. The main celebra-
ton will occur at Shady View Park
where patriotic speeches will be made,
the Declaration of Independence read
and general jollification will be had
The banks, post-office, courts ana the
freight depots of the railways will
close during the day, besides all the
iewelry stores and number of business
houses. The following is the
PROGRAMME
as mapped out for the days festivities,
but whether or not it will be carried out
remains to be seen. At s a. IN. the pro-
cession win form at the City hall in the
following order:
Band.
Platoon of Police.
Queen City Guards.
Officers of the Day, in Carriages.
Band.
Lamar Rifles.
Citizens in Carriages.
The officers of the day are: Col. D. Z
Turner, Grand Marshal Rev. A. c
Smith, Chaplain, DR.. Henry Schulz
Reader of the Declaration Of Independ
ence; j. NJ. Hurt, jr., Orator. Other put
lie speakers will crate.
An admission fee of y cents will b
charged at the park for the purpose
defraying expenses.
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A BERNATHY BROS,
"A Attorneys
Mckinney, Texas.
W. n. ALTERNATELY. NJ. G. ALTERNATELY
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LOCAL LINES.
THE GLORIOUS 4TH IN DALLAS.

The Bachelors Picnic-The Railway Mail
Business-About Kinks in the Ser
yice-Roads and Road Laws
Miscellaneous Locals.
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I +. HENRY,
d. Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent.
Cleburne, johnson County, Texas.
Has n complete abstract of all land titles in
the county.
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TAMES a. COX, MD,
81 Oculist and Aurist
sos Main Street, Dallas, Texas
Office hours 9 q. m. to II m. and to p. m
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NOTICES.

NTOrICE-TAKEN UP ON THE NO
y ing Of 2d instant, light bay horse, y
lG hands high; owner can get same at 60
Mckinney aud Pearl streets.
NOTICE-THE MEMBERS or uLpG
~ EucampmCnt No. p, |, O. o. +" ar
titled that the Encampmcnt will not
Friday night next by order of the CT
CHARLES KAHN, SecVN
NOTlCE-PLANO, TENAS, July l.
y All persons are hereby warned y
purchase either of the four following de
cd notes by us subscribed: Dated May
1854, payable to the Aultman q Taylor
Mansfield. ohio, at Dallas, Texas, caC
500; first note due Oct. !, 1851; second
due Jan. /, 1885; third note due oct. j
fourth note due Jan. ], 1856; no inter-
first, but on balance at 10 per cent. ~
mum from date; the same given TO
agents, BOwscr IL Lennon, for one tr'
engine and Sl-nch separator. The cor
/ ton for the same has failed, and We WI
pay them. A. BEpELl
w. II. BED
. iy3-lw NJ. BEpEL
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NrnIllE-nI-NNS EnN rnuRNn

NOTCE-PLANS FOR CHURCH
" flee ct First Baptist church, J
Texas: The committee on plans and 5.
cations will receive preliminary dra
and estimates for this church building
August LIST, 1881. ALT communications,
hc addressed TO \. G. ARDREN, Secret
Committee, DALLAS, Texas. lu
NOTICE TO CITY TAN-PAYERS
y FICE Assessor AND COLLECTOR,
LAS, TEXAS, June ~, lSSi.-rhc city nd
rem, special railroad and school taxes
! wear 1881 are now due, ana payable at !
! lice In the City Hall. j. G. BoGEL, A.
| and Collector j
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREI

/
~ The undersigned, whose resides
poStoilicc Is at Dallas, Texas, hayE|
duly appointed administrator of thets
j. H. StCrmlcuger, late of Dallas count
ceased, ut "a regular term of the county
ofsald county, held for probate and Qthe
purposes, on the 3lst day of May lasL
notifies all persons indebted to SAID CIV
make immediate payment, and thoe y,
claims against the same to present uvih
authenticated within the time prcseii
law or they will be postponed as
directs. Ed, {. SMITH 4'
This Junph. 1881.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-04
Railway Mail Service.

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