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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-05

Division Of Teiegrams and Reports for the y pen h
6t Of Commerce and Agriculture. Report ION o. ~ !
seryations taken at Los Angeles ca''' apr" -
1884
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a Lawful Lottery and Fair Draw
inep, chartered BY the LegiuiAturs of Kentucky
and twice declared legal BY the highest Court in
the State Bond given 70 Henry County In the
sum Of 100000 for the prompt payment sf all
.,rlres snld -
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OFFlcERs:

AK Hewitt, Henry King,
Henry H.mmel, A. H; Dsnker. James 9orhaan.
John Goldsworthy, rhos. J. Cuddy.
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At . meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of The
Colorado Copper Mountain Mining Company It
was resolved to place SOC. 900 Of the stock of
the Company on the market to raise working
capital, The stock 10 10 be cold subject 70 the
condition that ~ seon ~ 900 are subscnbsd
and paid, the work Of Development shall be
commenced. All money subscribed will b. put
on special depoGt in the First National Bsnk Of
Los Angeles r.. t.
Persons desiring information concerning the
mines their assays, location, etc., can apply 70
any Of the Dnectors and are rsferred, BY per
mission, To the following named gsutlsmen =.
F. Spence, h. 8. orms. John O. Downey.
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This Stock Ii Perpstually Unasses-
sable. l a9f Fl

Circulars giving history Of the mines may be
had upon application to any Of the directera
: A Nap showing the exact location Of the
mines mag be seen at the Office Of
oEo. J. DENls,
Attorney for the Company, Room Z. Ducsmmun
Block.
The stock Is ct present in the hands Of Col K
Z Hewitt, who may be seen at his once At the
New Depot.
rhs shares are Of par value OF 80 sach, but
for the next 10 days viii be sold Tor e. so each.
This is an excellent opportunity for those Of
small means to invest money In . most promis-
lag home enterprise la
By order Of Board Of Directors
.es 8. J. BECK, President.
THos. j. CuDDY, Secretary. mAftet
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Ing interests arc rrosfeees
Views OF Veteran.
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$50 600 EolG 08.
Nth Regalar monthlv ORawindwnl
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SALE OF MINING STOCK.

COMPANY.
LOCATION OF MINEs-Four miles Eset Of the
Colorado River, In Yuma County Arizona
Territory, 50 miles South II 'The Needles" o.
ths A. Up. r. X.
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California Wines 1 BrandieS.

feIsphons 70 San Gabriel Wine 90 ans In
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N. DIS In Council.

A number of the regular physicians
met at the Office of Young & Duncan,
in Chamberlain, on Wednesday of
last week, and organized the Brule
County Medical Association. Dr's.
present: Ross, Cone and Hollinger,
Of Kimball, Lloyd, of Bijou Hills,
Boughman, of Pukwana, and Young,
Duncan and Klstler, of Chamberlain.
A constitution and bylaws were adop-
ted and officers elected for the ensu-
ing year. President, DR.. Ross, Of
Kimball, vice President, DR.. Young,
of Chamberlain. Dr's. Young, Bough-
man and Lloyd, were appointed .
board of censors for the ensuing year.
Meeting adjourned to meet at Kim
ball, Wednesday, October LIST, 1884.
Program for the next meeting, papers
by Dr's. Kistler and Young, and re-
port of case, by Dr.. Hollinger.
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ception of Aberdeen or others having
flowing wells that has a better public
well than KimbalL The pump is
kept in almost constant motion by an
Eclipse windmill, and throws a two
inch stream of clear and sparkling
water as pure as any water in the.
territory. $50 barrels is . fair est.
mate of the amount of water
taken away from the we'll dali
ly. The water seems to increase in
volumn and purity every day and
aud the quantity seems inexhaustible.
But enough, the we'll speaks for
itself. 1t is only for the benefit of
those not. residents of the county this
plain statement of unvarnished facts
is made. The farmers of the county
knows what the well is, and fully
appreciate the mammoth watering
trough; running over with pure water
and when they read the above from
the Register they will think when
the great day comes and Gabriel
blows his cornet solo there won't be
anything of the Register liar left to
answer, but a handful of ashes.
We have quoted verbatim the
Register assertions. We defy that pa
to publish the foregoing answer to it.
The editor of the Register can come
here and examine the we'll and test
the water. If every statement we
have made in regard to it, is not true
we will make him apresent of 800.
We admit water is worth IS cents
per barrel in Kimball-we believe it
ia Is cents in Chamberlain-but if
people prefer to pay that price for
soft water instead of digging a cistern
or for drinking water instead of sink
ing a we'll or going to the nearest
well for it, they themselves are to
blame and not the town. Will the
Register tell MS how many wells they
have in Chamberlain, and how the
people of that town get their water?
Even with your much pulled up water.
works system which is a long ways
from completion-in full operation,
nine tenths of the inhabitants of your
isolated hamlet will still BE- obliged
to have their water hanled from the
muddy Missouri reeking with offal;
the refuse of steamers and sewers and
putrid carcasses of animals.
The water issue is played out, Bro.
King; hunt up something else to
keep up your g1it which we would
admire if you wouldn't, lie so like thun-
der.
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Brule County Democratic Convention.

...f -
Pursuant to call a large number Of
the democracy of Brule comfy as
sembled in Pukwana on Saturday
last in mass convention, The meet
ing was called to order by John La
fabre, chairman Of the county COM
mittee, who stated the object of tn.
meeting and proposed the name of
Edwin Greene of Pukwana as tenn
porary chairman which met with
unanimous approval and Mr.. Greene
took the chair. v. A. Fitch was
elected temporary secretary. Com
mittees were then appointed on reso-
l%utions. on permanent organization,
on county central committee and on
rules. The convention then adjourn
ed until 1890 p. m.
Upon the meeting being called to
order at 1890 the report of the com.
mittees were heard. The committee
on permanent organization reported
as follows, to wit: For President Ed
win Greene, for Vice Pres. f.. T. Cur.
rens, for Secretaries v. A. Fitch and
p. G. Quigly, which report was adop.
ted After hearing the report of the
committees on resolutions, and the
committees on the names of those
who would constitute the county cen.
trail committee, it was moved, second.
ed and carried that the convention
proceed to elect delegates and alter.
mates to Sioux Falls and Mitchell
conventions, and the following named
persons were chosen by reclamation.
To Sioux Falls Democratic convention:
Delegates. Aternates.
John Lafabre, c. LsBlond.
Daniel Warner. &C Akin.
To Mitchell Democratic Legislative eonven-
ton:
Delegates. Alternatss.
c. 3. Tinsn, John Ryan,
H. {. Mussmann, L. W.Lewis.
Geo. Hosssr, Lewis Richards.
Thos. KiltAsthsr. Walter Parker.
Robert stpryeon, ". A. Porter.
DR.. Htenesen, Chas. Frankie,
p. g. Quieiy, E.T. Currens.
J.Ey Jrntins, Joseph Scales,
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FOR SALE.

Nine horses, four ponies, FIVE car
riages, five sets Of harness, one lum.
Der wagon, one spring wagon, nj
half-platform wagon, saddles, brides,
etc. For cash or on time with good
security. Louis Richards,
If. Kimball, OAK.
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Canned Ham and mustard Sardines
at the one price cash store.
Park 4 Park.
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l have just opened a new barber
shop in Kimball next door south of
Smiths Opera House and shall be
pleased to have you give nc a call
and we will give you good satisfac-
faction. Shop open until IL O'Clock
on Sundays. John Hollenbeck.
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All those desiring'to prove up, also
those desiring to borrow money, will
find it greatly to their interest by call
ing upon G. C. Akin of Kimball.
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Our prune trade is immense now
is the time to buy prunes
Park & Park
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&C. Akin has plenty of money to
a on easy terms, and long or short
time to suit.
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Coal oil still sold at the old price
l6 cts per Gallon. Park q Park
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AND beat the nmpod az,
Then tiercely clssped his little paunoh-
Six melons nestled there.
Pumpkin pies are now ready to
pick.
Kimball wants q new furniture
store.
The most popular fruit at present is
candidates.
Miss Mamie Roberts is visiting in
Hudson, Iowa.
The flies arc still with us (impor-
tant news item.)
The fair will end with q dance at
the opera house.
The corn crop of Brule county is
now safe from frost.
The e watering trough at the
town well is well p%atronized.
r. j. Park, father of the Park Broe.
has returned no Waterloo Ia.
j. Fl. Ketcham of Rochester N. Y.
is visiting his nephew E. c. Smith.
There are some sidewalks on Main
street that should be attended to at
once.
Judge Edgerton will hold court IN
Chamberlain commencing September
25th.
II. e. Gates Pres. of the Farmers &
Traders bank is in Gouverneur, N. Y,
on a visit.
Budd Park left on Tuesday last
for a brief visit to Iowa. "Nuf Ced'
at present.
Several loads of wood were brought
into town on Monday by the indians
Of Grow Greek.
Mrs G. L. Hammond leaves on Sun.
day next for a months visit to her old
home, Milwaukee.
Attention is called to the "for sale"
notice of S. Lyman, IN another col
IN of this paper.
Richard Sweet and wife are again
in kimball after their visit
to Waterloo, Iowa.
AS we SO to press this Thursday
morning the county fair is getting
underfull Roadway.
The NJ. E. church is now completed
1t is an exceedingly pretty building
both inside and out.
Yankee Robinson, who showed
here a year ago this week, died in
Iowa two weeks ago.
Mrs. Chas. Lowe and Miss Smith
of Bijou Hills were in kimhall We'd
ncsday and Thursday.
We go to press nearly a day earlier
than usual this week to enable the
boys to all attend the fair.
There will be a grand ball at the
opera house on Friday evening.
Music BY the Northwestern Oches-
ira.
If when Mother Hubbard went to
the cupboard she had found a bone
whalebone, it would have been a
good find.
The peach sociable at the Methodist
church on Friday evening last, was
well attended. A most excellent
supper was served.
The Chinese have about the mean.
est proverb ever written about women:
"There are two good women-one
dead, the other unborn"
The only lot on the west side Of
Main ST. without a good walk is that
owned ly E. Brenne. 1t should be
attended, at once by the proper au-
tborities.
If a lady has . red nose everyone
inquiries about her bad cold. If a
mar has a red nose everyone swears
they can smell whiskey fifty yards
.ofI. Such is life.
Wheat still remains low. Five
cents per buahel for No. Cham
fberlain Register.
Wheat is worth so cents in Kim
sball.
List ~of1etters remaingne uncalled for in the
.post Office at Kimhall Dakota, Sept. II, 1884
Colcord, W. H; Fisher, Mifs Anna; Frederickson,
&C; Hooker. ]. NJ. Jr.; Howell, William; Hobbs,
Welen "A; Kirlingbury. 7. w; King: John.
An exchange thinks "the time may
come when the thunder storms
may be ealled up by artificial means"
Come! why bless you, 1t is here!
If you don't believe it let your wife
catch you kissing the hired girl.
J. E. Arnitage and wife Of Mil.
waukee have been visiting Mr.. and
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p. J. Quigley has received a car
load of Flying Dutchman and parties
wishing to buy a sulky pillow will find
1T to their interest to buy one of those
extraordinary plows.
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FREEl
hEIlABlES EIF@E

A fasorits prescription at enc = -
tuost noted and aueceseful specialists IN thaC9.
tnow retircd1f for ths cure OF NesssssOaAfsktHk
Lesf Manhood YeNkness esd DesaU.Ssn6
n plain scaled envciopcfsce Dr.gfisss cen 6itA
Aidssss o.. WARD 6 co. IeaistsAa. ~.
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Toilet Soaps are cheap At the one
price cash store Park d Park
Fne Handmade chocolets and
fresh carmoles at. Park d Park
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FOR SALE.
A cheap decided 100 acres only two miles frem
town. Apply to Dinnis Ryan.
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FoR SALE.--A moving machine
which has been used one year.
]. P. Bebee.
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We have the finest 10 cent ciga,
in the city. Park Il Park
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G. j. ROSS M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGaoN.
Office and temporary residence up
stairs corne of LIST and Maip st.
Calls in City and County promptly
answered. Has had seventeen years
experience and refers to Ohio Nedi-
cal College of Cincinnati and State
Medical Society Of Iowa.
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Sorghum Hlll.

Ishall be prepared to make Sorghum
at my place S~ec-s0-lo4-8s after Sept.
10th. Albert Stocks.
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A GOOD BARGAIN.

Will be given any one wishing to
buy the house and lot formerly occu-
pied by S. w. Sedgwick. Call on
Kicker d Lindley.
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FOR SALE.
A good COW for sale cheap. inquire at this Of
fee,
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COAL! C0AL!!

1 keep constantly On hand . full
supply of Illinois and Iowa lump coal
and will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Office at City scales.
F. L. Shepard.
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l. L. RICHARDS,
Dentist, Kimball, Dakota, ofio.
with Doctor Hollinger.
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FOR SALE.
One team. wagon and harness cheap for cash
Also 100 bushels Of corn.
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Edwin Greene. John Mclkse.
On motion, the matter Of calling . county del
egnte convention was referred to the central COM
mittee.
There being no further business. ON motion the
convention adjourned swithoutdas
Edwin Greene. Chm.
" A. Fitch. p. G. Quigly. Sec,ya.
The Democratic Central committee
met after the adjournment of the con-
vention and organized by electing
John Lafabre chairman and J. T..
Jenkins secretary.
The committee then agreed to cali
. county delegate convention to meet
in Kimball, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the various
county Offices, authorizing the chair
man of the committee to fix the ii me
and apportion the delegates among
the various townships in the county.
Fob RENT.
AEood farm to cell or rent on reasonable terms
Call at this office.
FOR SALE.
One team, wagon and harness Cheap for cssh.
Also 100 bushels Of corn.
8. Lyman, 7-lO4-ee.
We have the finest 10 cent cigar
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Charlotte de LOCALITIES

The little hoy lay on his back,
From him all Joy had fed.
And suddenly he CAV q leap
And stood upon his head:
Then tied his legs about his neck
And beat the limped air,
Then fiercely clasped his little paunoh-
Six melons nestled there.
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Fob RENT.
Agood farm to cell or rent on reasonable terms
Call at this Office.
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EMORY, Nov. 49,. Correspondence.l-
The surviving members of Deas' Ala
bama brigade were called to order by
Col. Geo. II. Kimtrough, temporary
chairman. Aroll was made ofthose pres.
emit, alter which, on motion, capt. IL. l..
Morris, last captain of company d,
twenty-tifth Alabama regiment, was
chosen temporary chairman, and Goo.
W. Jones, last hrst lieutenant company
u, twenty dfth Alabama regiment, soc.
rotary. a committee was appointed ON
permanent organization. Messrs. Rein
hardt Norris, Goodson and Jones Il
Volnmittee on resolutions.
rue object of the meeting of The sur
Nlvors OF the brigade was TO sysiomatise
we work of securing, as far as possible,
lhe place of burial of the dead, the resi-
uenoe of the livi e, and also the de-
scendants of those who have so faith.
July borne The hsrdships of soldier life.
lho committee on permanent organi-
1tion reported the following OH
Gers Tor the next twelve months:
Soi. Geo. II. Kimbrough, pres
lgenti Capt II l.. Mo ria,
we presidents; Lieut.. Goo. w,
;5,,ppnoSi secretary and treasurer.
ne organization Is to be known ns
peSs hsigadc association, to be com-
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This Idea of Going West
To Colorado or New Mexico for pure
air to relieve consumption is all mis-
take. Any reasonable man would use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough aud Lung Syrup
for consumption in all its first stages.
1t never fails to give relief in all cases of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest aud all affections that are consid-
cred primary to consumption. Price 30
cents and Sl.00. Sold by Hickox 81 Pat
tSrson, the druggists, who are always
looking after the interest of their GUS
toners; have now secured the sale
OF DR.. BosankO's COughand Lung Syrup,
a remedy that never fails to euro coughs,
colds, pains in the chest and all lung af-
fectiOns. For proof try free sample
bottle. Regu an size. 50 cents and Sl.OO.
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at the St. George: w l. ssulsberry,
Prosidio county; Miss Nash, kaufman
DIP Adams, Kemp;J W Bsscont, Ian
caster; We Hart, Galveston News; J w
Craig, Sherman; w Ii stiff Yir-
sinia; w Il Fisher, Denton; D
Fraser Mcdonald, Forney; Mrs. Lizzie
Mabry, Fort Worth; w G o Ford, New
Orleans; James Y Woods, Lynchburg;
II j Trotman, Louisville, Ksntucky; j
" Fuller, Wills Point; q w REYNOLDS.
ForneJ; II NJ Rhodes, Waxahachie;
Thomas Wilson, Missouri; w A Briggs,
Nsxahachie; NJ Madigsn, Gslyesfon
Robert McPhird, Q Grimes, Midlo.
THAN; T A Fuller, Decatur; w o Polly,
Rockwall; ] w Baskin, Iowa; d Ii New
ton, Ovills; NJ w Johnson, Mckinney;
u Blaaengame, Italy; Tom Warren
Cleburne; John Snyder, Hutchins; Rob.
ere Gotchie, Miss Ella Gotchie, Cara
Mrs a j Smith, Blsnco.
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posed of members of the following
commauds: First Louisiana regiment,
the Nineteenth, Twenty second, TWEEN
tY NTH, Thirty-ninth and Fiftieth Ala
bama regiments, and Robinson and
Douglas battery, and all members OF
snch commands were requested to as
sist in perfecting the work of the organ
ization. ssS-s-~s !,
Mrs. William Spence, wife Of the cal
lant scotch captain, William Spence,
Company H., Twcnly-fth Alabama
regiment, was made a,' honorary mem-
her Of the brigai.. Miss Aloha O.
SNOW, whose genital disposition and
cordial entertainment and courtesy has
so warmly won the esteem Of the old
soldiers, was also extended an honorary
relationship, which she accepted with
lady-ike gracefulness.
Resolutions of thanks TO the citizens,
and especially the gallant and warm
hearted Gel. kimbrough and family,
we're rendered. AT the hall
Wednesday night an aifee5ionate
by Prot. Rice, responded to hy
Col. Kimbrough, which was followed in
speeches and "reminiscences by Capt.
MOTIFS, Lieut.. Jones and Horace Martin,
20 the editication of the audience and
the pleasure OF the soldiers. Altogether
the meeting has been one OF unbouaded
JOY and pleasure.
Our court house is complsted and has
been accepted by the court, aud our
ofucers comfortably domiciled in ele-
CANT quarters for the winter. The CON
tractors have given satisfaction aud de-
serve, credit for the manner in which
th9y have discharged their obligations.
me DIR resounds from carly morning
tlll night with the clatter OF the mechan-
ics' hammers and saws. We are enjoy
ing prosperous times, and the futurs
even promises better.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-23
DALLAS ONPApER.

A full line of stero0scopic views of, IN
and around Dallas can be obtained al A.
G; d. Miller's photograph gallery, Gol
Elm street The whole collection com-
prise the new and large steraoscouic
size now SO popular. Miller makes a
speciality of fine photography in all its
branches, and with Mr.. Billows as OPP
orator all may be assured of the best and
most artistic work that can be done. All
are invited 10 cali and see for them
selves. A. G.. ID. MILLER,
Photographer.
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..EI:SsGjZ!., e. ] ..N!l!EII. !! A.
And Every Species OF Itching and Burn.
ing Diseases Positively Cured.

FFCzEMA, or Salt Hheurn, with its ngonlE.
~ ing itching ana burning, instantly no.
lieyed by warm bath with CUrICuRA SOAP
great skin Cure, This repeated daily. with
Two OF three doses OF CUTICuEA REsOLsENr
the New Blood Puriner, to keep the blood
cool, the Precipitation pure and unlrrltAtlnF
inc bowels open and the liver and kidney,
active, viii speedily cure EcGumA letter
Nngworm, Psoriasis, Llchen Pruritus, SCALED
Head, D9udrutf and every species OF Itching
Scaly and Pmply Humors OF tho Scalp AM
skin, when the best physlcians and oil
known remedies mil
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Our millinery department had large
portion OF its stock slightly damaged 6y
the heavy rains of last Friday night.
We could have all the goods fixed over
10 slight expense but prefer to sell Thorn
The prices at which we are selling are
astonishly low. Call early and get your
choice. SANGER BROS.
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Glen Loa's WAYS.

The way Of the ungodly is hard, but
the way to the len Lea is easy. He
that drinkeiA rom It's fountains may
not have eternal life, yet, verify, he es-
capeth sure aud sudden DEATH
Old names, d friends, old faces and
old whisky crown Glen Lea as the es-
tablished saloon palace Of the south
west.
Glen LEAFS nectars cause patrons to
believe they have an abdominal Indian
summer.
Men may come and men may 10, but
Glen Lea has one constant flow.
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, We asl, the kind indulgence Of tho,.
ladies' who failed to receive thoir mil.
lihery on Saturday. az promised. We
had to a cop all our force OF the depsrt-
ment at tho work of saving all tho goods
we could from The thorough soaking
they got during the heavy rain of Fri
day night. We shall eudeavor 10 an all
orders by Monday, Very respectfully,
SANGER Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-23
The RnlIrond Rnmnr n.,l,a

a telegram was received here yestsr
day from high Official source in ST.
Louis, denying the rumor thht the
Texas 4 Pacific had gone into tn.
hands Of a receiver, or that Col. George
Noble had bees appointed receiver. Ii
stated that Col. Noble was at present i'm
That city. The HERALD gsye the IA.
NOR for what il was worth.