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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-06
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

Circuit Court for Alpena County.
ALBERT III. RHODES,
EBER l.. RIPLEY,
ALGINON s. POTTER and
GEORGE w. MANSON, In Attachment
Firm Of Rhodes Ripley 4 Co.,
vs..
NATHAN II. EPSTEIN.
Notice Is hereby given that on the eth day of
November A. ID. 1853, a writ of attachment was
duly issued out of the Circuit Court for Alpena
county, at the suit OF Albert ii. Rhodes, Eber l..
Ripley, Alginon B. Potter and George w. Mau-
son, the above named plaintiffs, against the
lands, tenements, goods, chattels, moneys and
effects Of Nathan II. Epsteyn the above named
defendant, for the sum Of eleven hundred and
said writ was returnable Oh the 4th day of De
cember, A. ID. 1883.
Dated Alpena, December 3ist, 1899.
DICKINSON, THURBER s HOSNIER and
CLAYBERG 4 SLEATOR
647w6-2 Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

Circuit Court for Alpena County.
MYER HELIMAN, and
HENRY s. HERMAN,
Firm Of Hellman & Herman, In attachment.
vs.
NATHAN ii. EPSTEIN.
Notice is hereby given that on tho 9TH day Of
November, A. ID. 1883, writ Of attachment was
duly issued out Of the Circuit Court for Alpena
county, at the suit Of Myer Hellman and Henry s.
Herman, the above named plaintiffs, against the
lands, tenemcnts, goods, chattels and effects OF
Nathan II. Epsteyn, the above named defendant,
or the sum OF sixteen hundred and four dollars,
81, 60i.00l which said writ was rcturnabc the 4th
day of December, A. d. 1883.
Dated Alpena, December 31st, 1888.
DICKINSON, THURBER 4 HOSNER, and
CLAYBERG 4 SLEATOR,
6i7w6-2 Attorneys for plaintiffs
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OF ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE Of ATTAINMENT.
CrRcutr CouRr ron Athena COUNTY
SAMUEL M. sWARTz and
SAMUEL JERKOWsKI,
Firm Of Swartz & Jerkowski, In attachment.
NATHAN II. EPSTEIN.
Notice Is hereby given that on the eth day OF
November, a. ID. 1888, writ OF attachment was
duly issued out of tho Circuit Court, for Alpcna
county, at tho suit Of Samuel NJ. swarty and SAM
the lands, tenements goods, chattels, moneys and
effects Of Nathan II. Epstcyn, the above named de-
fcndapt for the sum Of eight hundred and Ninety
Ave dollars tSsg5OOi, which said writ was returns-
ble the an day Of December, A. ID. 1888.
Dated Alpcna, December, 9Isi, 1889;
CLAYBER0 4 sLEAT0R
e47wo-2 : Attorneys for PiaintihPs
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT
CIRCUIT Couar ron ALPEsA COUNTY.
ISAAC BING,
LAWRENCE L. BRUEL, &
SAMUEL DING, In attachment.
Firm Of Bing, Bruel q Co.
vs..
NATHAN Ii. EPSTEIN.
Notice is hereby given that ON the 2nd day Of
November. A. ID. 1888, writ of attachment was
duly issued out of tho Circuit Court for Apena
ty at the suit of Isaac Bing Lawrence H. Brucl aud
Samuel Bing, the above plaintiffs, against tho
lands tenements, goods, chattels, moneys and Of
fects of Nathan Ii. Epsteyn, the above named
defendant, for the sum OF two hundred and eighty
dollars lt2s000l, which said writ was rcturnabe
the 9th day of November, A. d. 1881.
Dated Alpens, December slst, A. ID. 1883.
CLAYBERG q SLEATOR,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
G47w6-2
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EEKLY news
AND THE
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16

The "assumed fact" that Mr.. Hill is
to be elected county clerk, editorially
announced in "the Times" is gratui-
tous, and probably prompted by the
kind feelings which most persons enter
IAN towards their business patrons.
But the dodge is too apparent TO de.
ceivc, as it is but duplication of the
policy employed two years ago, when II
was assumed" that | WAS not in the
race, and that Mr.. Hills real opponent
was Mr. Wheat. reply to all 60asting
Of the certainty Of Nr. Hills election:
Wait for election day and count votes
with mel To my friends l would say,
that after making canvass of the
confidence in my election, notwith-
standing the unfair treatment have
received in such sideblows rs the above.
w. II. THNCKER,
Candidate for County Clerk.
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w FARE AUTHORIHEDT ANNOUNCE
~ Judge q. y. ALDRIpGE as a candidate
Or reelection TO the Office Of Judge of the
Eleventh Judicial District.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
" Judge r. +. BURKE as a candidate for
he Judgeship of this judicial District at the
.NsViug November election
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stores In the civ Opened by Messrs.
Castle BrOs., put,' Furnishcrs, nj
5i2 ~ Main ST. ct.
one OF the neatcst and most tastcfully
arranged stores in thccity is In the new
Randall building at 5l2'. Main street.
Passing by, we were struck with the
beautiful fixtures, black, with cold
trimmings, and the very handsome dis
play of gen : furnishing goods, beiug
opened, Mcssrs. Castle Bros, viii
handle gents furnishing goods exclu-
sively, mo- clothes, boots, shoes or hats,
simply all the latest STYLES Of collars,
shirts, nCck-Wear, cuffs, pins, under
wear; all uG the finest make aud latest
styles. Gentlemen can ~ to Castle
Bros" feeling assured that they can buy
as good an article, and of the latest de-
sign and pattern, rs they could i'm st,
Louis or Chicago shirts, underwear,
suSpcnderS, collars, cuffs, pins, cravats,
scarls, etc.--all fresh and Just from the
hands of the manufacturers. The ap-
pearance of tho store and stock these
gentlemen have opened is enough Ia
make one loose his purse strings and
buy OF their elegant assortment.
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Tho Mcrchnnts. Exchange.

Mr.. I. C. Caller, president, at the
meeting of directors on Tuesday, owing
TO pressure Of private business, ten
dered his resignation as president,
which was reluctantly accepted by the
board The vacancy was at orce filled
by the election of Mr.. I. i. McEnnis,
who is a gentleman of untiring energy
and ability, and IL may be regarded as Il
most judicious selection. Mr.. c. f..
Carter, of w. White & Co., WAS elected
vice-president, aud he is also
regarded as a gentleman of progress and
ability. Mr.. f. G. Caller was elected a
director to fill the vacancy caused bv
Mr.. Carter's election as vice-president
daily call board has been established
AT II o'clock each day, when the secro-
tary will call the list over for spot con
tracts in cotton, wheat, corn, oats hay.
etc. All members will be present at this
hour, and thus fine opportunity is Of
tered TO country merchants to dispose of
their produce by simply notifying the
secretary Of the exchange what they
have for sale and price.
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Toyah; Il l. Donaldson, Henrietta; Thos
j Newton, Newport; A Clements, For
new; p ii bearing, Hillsboro; Jas ii
Ware, b Black, Mckinney; VIM II
Movers, Waco; Sam Oglesby, Plano;J
I Gullege, Mrs NJ 7 Gullege, Lebanon,
Bessie and wife, Big Springs; r w
Lowe, Midlothian; r c Cooper and wife,
Louisville; John A Logan, Springfield,
H.; j w Palmer, Palestine; r T d An
drews, Fort Worth; J III Muckling and
wife, Terrell; II Stiff, Denton; Mrs NJ b
Martin, Terrell; J B Splitter, Houston;
II p league, Kaufman; q c Montcastle,
Allen; w III Ramsey, Cleburne; II c
Cooper, Louisville; II Mason, Mrs y A
Mason, Pulaski, Tenn; E T. Craig,
Texas q Bryant, Jefierson; f IL Green,
Kaufman; | q Kent, Atlanta, Ga.
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BRYAN 7. BARRY,
Chairman State Democratic Committee
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FOR RENT.

Hoh kt ' q -tHEArEE THAN THE
i-l.,'' HIttNpeNt we mean what we saw, a large
a., ''E'F N,thic ON tuu street, lust east
prn ,,,,,..,, -'Iutn' central, nigh, cry, south
~ lVNuie' thorough Ventilation aud Ne.
iIv.US,ulesS location. Apply to porcLAs \
,',n'uF ~ Ncal kNtutr Alrnts, No. ~ Syc-
.,.l.,,re sllts', ocl6.lw
'M hENl-A NIUELN FURNISHED,
',l '"u" southern UNroSuv,, guuu water
street. d" i''N mriGIV
l'uk KuNl-uNE FURNISHED FluNr
rnom. "a Film VI. ocAI
t''h H.Nt-A WlJk STORE. NEIL
Hn'sHrl and situated IN % good business
.'lLoA TO no" town ur Eunis, Ellis county,
i1N'NN' ~" .AnI' Iur groceries or dry goods.
A."ri tuni. Texas.
lNNhtNI-rNUNtCElN 81 RNl~l,ED
a, 3, lnoulN ond huad can b. nrni.hpd 10
~ 49,. a. ,kenNrmru; WIcr, $3.50 p,T week, 81 7E
."'.' " ''hu" OcA-G
kuk khNr-COirNGEu San -J,CtN.
Side. i,,ttii tt,M"\, three gunt rootA', w
N'>e nv Apply to lINu~iEy 4 VRAu.
."th' Attorneys, - Mpin &. nrlti
t"h NhNi-A tut1A,ie br utUut
'N"NN. uu Ho>s avenue. within D min.
rs'S,,. W",,E "l iov ro>tvd,ce. Apply Gee
'f'''~. Fl'tulI & HAIL. oc..'
h"4 ,HAl-..N. .tt.. >ulN.N t>r
''ll"at 'ulr., M so Wee. street. ,IN, 3 .inc,.,
.NN's, 20 flnr' Jrth vi.. ..5 rNa. ,',u-
N m. g.. 10 $50 ''lNhh. n.Usu. flrt. tNEa
v." r,HN ltuHs vNs 'u,d. ~. a-Hom
ME- ~, ,'lh street. opposite Oh M.iEs.
/ e..' 'rvnm hOU~s, ruf,pr lr,., ~. N.,u
N,lte' ), Ssl' '.roo'u housp, East Rim street,
III "u,h'h, ~, i.iuom hou>o ON North
arWeod street. near brnnch. 81: Groom
Z E..i NJ ~ ''Nn street, slN; i.ruum hoNie,
I EIsVYsoln huuse, liNeOak street, near con
''-''. ''''oom house, SlS tard,h street, so.
--.. aug3ltf
! kSN htNI-CENTNALIY LOCATED
~, .i -Siass Sleeping ruoms; south expos
| rrt,n 4,s NWnNehienccs. LiNnsLEY a BRAD.
| - -Nn -. Nlnln .ttce' up-gtairS ia-ti
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FOR SALE.

TOR LEA GOOD MOLE Alta VERY
4 low price. Inquire of o. II. Thomas in
care Of win A. Watkln q Co., Herald build.
ing Oclb-1t
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City W. Bin Smith, j. p. Harrison
and Tom smith, misdemeanor: contin-
ued.
City vs.. Henry Wilson, cursing and
swearing; discharged.
City, VS.. Joe Forsythe, lighting; con-
tinued.
city, VS.. T. Il. Jackson, fighting; CON
tinued.
City vs. William Faley, abusive Ian
guage; fined s..
City VS.. Bettio Knuon, vagrancy; dis
charged.
City vs.. Ada lien, sabbath breaking
fined $50. DEPENDENT filed motion for
new trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16

Signor Tomasi goes as musical direc.
tor with Emma Abbott.
,Matineos are becoming quite fashiona-
bile and ladies and children are taking
advantage Of the afternoons recreation
offered, with Il relish that is equal TO
larger eastern cities.
{. B. Bishop gives a matinee here on
saturday, and Barlow 4 Wilson'S min.
strols IN tort Worth same time. Both
viii be largely attended.
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Tho st. LnhnNlnrnmnn,.

The interrogatories TO be propounded
by the followers Of st, John to the can
didatos for county offices ar published
IN yesterdays HERALD, has caused con
siderable comment, and the general i'm.
precision of the candidates and their
friends, is 70 the effect that IL is nothing
more nor less than branch OF the Re,
publican party in the guiso Of followers
of st. John.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16

Mr. Simon Mayer, the entorprising
proprietor Of the hall aud magnificent
garden OF that namc, has taken charge
of The hall formerly held by the Young
Mems Hebrew association, and has re-
fitted and renovated It for the
purpose OF letting it tor dances,
social and theatrical purposes.
There is a splendid stage, with
appropriate scenery, and it viii prove a
place Of popular resort this winter, for
gatherings The hall is spacious, well
lighted and fitted up in splendid style.
Mr. Mayer is the Sells Bros, or the great
Snowman Of Texas, the difference he
tween him and tho great shown n,
being that he is not quite so extensive,
yet he has "A collection of animals, birds,
reptiles, etc, in his beautiful
summer garden that will interest even
him who prides himself on having seen
great deal of this world. Added to
this are the splendid concerts given by
Meme Bros. splendid orchestra. 1t is u
pleasant place of resort, day or night,
where one can enjoy his or her beer,
wine, or whatever it may be, perchance
alcmonade, plate Of ice cream, lunch
or fragrant cigar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16
COTTON BoUGar
Al the Highest Market PrIen and Grocer.

~ the Highest Market Prlco and Grocer
lea Sold Mt tho Lowest Figures,
MeSsrs. Bryan& bradshaw, at 5l5 Film
street, one of the most solid grocery
firms in Dallas, are buying every bale OF
cotton that is offered to them and nav
the money spot down. Al the same
time they are selling all kinds Of grocer.
les nj the lowest market figures. They
haNcplentY of money to buy all the cot
ton that is offered them at market rates,
and do buy more than any house In the
town. They are solid, and will treat the
farmer or the town housekecper right.
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- .N7FTTT T7E'I T TITI'N ~ TTNTWWFU,
Ills career was short md wonderful.
lie rose from almost nothing and be-
came the president of several great rail-
roads. suddenly his doctors command
MIN to retire from business, he would
save his life. OverwOrk did it. BE wise
before oyerwork gets the better of Won.
Take Browns Iron Bitters and keep up
your strength and your nerve-tonc. l..
Mayer, III Baronne ST., New Orleans,
says, Nothing helps me like Browns
Iron Bittcrs. 1t acts like a charm"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16

PRESIDENT CALLER RESIGNS,
And Mr.. McEnnis Is Made President OF
the Merchants EIchange-The st,
John MOvement-GrandP rai-
rie Democrats, Etc.
The Grea. worlds Exposition.

A large and elegant exhibit of Dallas
and Dallas county at the great Worlds
exposition at New Orleans will greatly
enhance every interest of this city, give
a new impetus to improvement, and
induce heavy capitalists to turn their
attention this way. Our numerous and
prosperous manufacturing interests
well represented there will open the
way to larger and more
important manufactures. Let us
show up our city's advantages and
its prosperous condition. The work Is
going on, but means are wanting. Large
property holders, merchants and bankers
should come to the rescue. They should
subscribe literally, aud thereby encour.
age smaller dealers aud men Of other oc-
equations and professions. There is
great complaint0f the smnllness of their
subscriptions and of their holding back
and il is seized Hpon as an excuse by
many who would subscribe. The OPP
portunity Is too important to be lost
Let us awake TO the magnitude Of this
great event and be certain to secure the
benefits
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16

We desire 10 romrn our thanks To Mr..
G. ii, Turner, manager ofthe freight de-
partmeut at Dallas, for the Gould sys-
tenn, for his unceasing efforts and sue
cess in rushing through ear of paper
for the HERALD, that was shipped from
81 Louis on tho 18th, With this issue,
we had exhausted our last Quirc, and
could find nothing In or near Dallas, for
onr other number. With the assistance
OF Mr.. Turner, our ear was crowded
through last night, and we are in good
shape to-day.
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Grand Prairie Cleveland and Hendricks
Climb

CLUB.
ON Friday evening Mossrs. j. NJ.
Avery, II. 4. Phillips and 4. Taylor
White, (the latter secretary of the Cen.
trail club at Dallas,) visited Grand
Prairie for the purpose of organizing a
Cleveland and Hendricks club at that
place. They found about 900 enthusiasts
tic Democrats assembled, and the result
of their efforts may be seen from the an
neNed lotter. Mr., Avery made the prin-
cipal address of the occasion, which was
replete with practical good sense and
politically hopeful. His remarks were
enthusiastically received and applauded
Messrs. White and Phillips also made
appeals 10 the Democracy:
Grand Prairie, Oct l2.--G. C. Cole. Esq.
DEAR SrR-When | wrote you yester-
day forgot tn tell You who had been
elected officers of the Cleveland and
Hendricks club at this place. They are
as follows: ;. IL. Grantham, president;
r. w, Cameron, vice president; IL. c.
Darwin, secretary. Yours truly,
). ii. GRNNrHAM
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Suspected.

Deputy sheriff Winston came across
man yesterday who gave his name as
+. d. Criger, riding mare which he
was satisfied was stolen from Mr.. c. u.
REYNOLDS, OF Pilot Grove. Criger pro
tested his innocence, but the officer told
him that he must prove 1t and lodged
him In the county inil.
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LEGISLATURE

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ Z. f. TERRELL as a candidate for the
me Legislature, Dallas county Texas. Elec
on, L9QW9AoN +, 1881.
w ARE AUrhOkILEuTO ANNOUNCE
" u. L. COOMBES us q candidate FOR the
Legislature from Dallas county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUSCE
~ MI. K. =. k1MBROUGH rs a candidat,
or the Legislature Ina Dallas county, subject
the action Of the Democracy
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rlln

ENOk ALtc--BN SOUTHWEST LAND
NOMPANN-i-runm house, LOT ji,ll5. ,nr.
in I'M ~ NruWdus ana Porter streets; lot lOlx
houses OF ana rooms, East Dyllaa north.
S s N tMr Grounds; broom house, lct tsK
W,cnrner OF Cor,c0nA and browdcr 'trrs's.g
Tres IT, Win houseS,i and rooms, E,,st pal.
i, ny, H.s ,'''',l % ralr Grounds; 3-room house,
L. H., 'yyN'v' Sotnes Griffin and Gibbs streets;
,N,S NnI : y and 2rach jNlg5, i'm Middle.
WI SA9ulHoh, adjoining and west of Fair
HiouhuSi loi 1lcsu, corner Griffin ma Atnni
N,,..l's.tS' 10y N\Vo Joins Fair Ground ON ths
MS ,o' nv, on Pacific avenue, Opposite
NJ 49, VvIn'' lot aNlOu. corner Cotton
Nu-I -lnn and ,r'ar SPRINGS N nurllit
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PnEIIIstic.

Joe Forsythe and T. L. Jackson,
sheriff Of Limestone county, had fight
Tuesday night in which jackson was
considerably worstod, Forsyth SAWS
jackson accused him Of having dead
headed his way ON the railroad. Both
parties were arrested and placed under
bond.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16

MIR, ;. Mayer is now the proprietor of
the large hall in his building on Elm
street, known as Myers Garden. lie
Is ,cpared To rent same to parties who
mas wish TO give balls, parties and
Other entertainments.
For particulars, call on
:. MAYER,
50 his Garden, on Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16

Lilly Clay's company, composed of
ladies only, will appear at the opera.
house Wednesday aud Tuesday even
ings, the 2lst and 22d. in an "An Adam.
loss Eden.n This troupe has appeared
ia Paris and London with great sue.
cass. The play is very attractive.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16

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