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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20
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CoRsIoASA, Aug. 5.-lEditor HER
ALD.l -Considerab excitement exists
on the streets to day about the views
Of Congressman Mills on prohibition.
The people of this State, aud of this
district especially, mean business in
this movement for prohibition, and
they do not propose to be switchsd off
by such sophistry as Colonel Mills
arguments as published; but they can
and will switch eff him and 40 more
prof; sslonal politicians and put Other
men in their places WHO do not believe
It unconstitutional for the will of
a majority of the people to be
expressed aud oheyed on this
subject. II that is Mills hand for
the contest, he will fiud that there are
upcouHted thousands in this district
who have never voted any but DEM
cratic ticket, who will not vote another
With the sNma names SIS h9reninre,
o. who n he writer OF this Is one. We
want ths VIII " tbs ms DIRTY On this
suhiecb AZ un others. anu can adord 30
vote Tor oshsr publieservsnts IL heceS-
ssry 70 secure Whist ge need. Polite
ella az must govern tbense1ves aeCord-
inIiy. IL bney zpake miSsaSss bney
must rake the corsequa a Very
large l.lmberot the ntst Gitiaens--we
baliev6 q MD y---t1inz that The
country ueeus prohibition far moro
than itneeds any particular psity o.
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Wants a show for HIS Ally.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. H.-W. M. Kent, OF
New York, to-day filed petition in
ne circuit court, in this city, praying
for an order dlssolvipg tho Becher
Sugar Refining company. The trustees
property 80 be sold on September 10,
nut Mr. Foster asks the court t. de.
clare The bonds of she company null
and void and order their cancellation
also 20 dissolve the corporation, enjoin
tho directors from disposlng of sny
part Of the property, and to appoint
receiver to take charge thereof. The
matter viii De given hearing next
Monday.
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You are allowed free t'lal Of so
days of tho usa OF Dr. Dyes Celebrated
Voltalc belt with Electrical Suspen.
sorry appliances, for the snee3y reliei
and permanent cure ut Nervous Debil-
i,y, loss ot Vitality ana Manhood, ano
al kindred troubles. Also, for many
other diseases. Complete restoration
TO health, Yigor and manhood guaran-
teed. No risk Is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet with full information,
terms, ETC., mailed free by addressina
Voltaic Belt CO., Marshall, Mich.
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SPORTING,
The SuIlivan-IcCsffer "MiIt 3"

CINCINNATI, Aug. IA Billy O'Brien,
of Chicago, is hero on behalf
of Dominick McCaffsry, who is
to have "a hard glove contest with John
L. Sullivan, at Chester Park, on Au
gust 81. He saws McCeffsrv has ! cen
training at Far Rlckaway Beach, New
York, but will BE- here on August %.
Sullivan is expected TO come here ia
about week aud go into training, 1t
is proposed to have the contest in a "a
foot RAG, on an elevated platform
erected in front of the grand stand on
the race track.
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The Roupd-Up and Drive Begun

FIT. SCoTT. Kis., Aug. 1.-two ira,
loads Of cattle from the Indian Ter
tory, Of 900 head, passed through D.
city TO night On route for Chicago. b
ing tho first to make thoir exit fro
the Territory under the Presideni
order. These cattle were brOug
over the st. Louis, TT. Scott & Wichi J
railway from the ranch of tho Aust
Cattle company, l65 miles west OF A.
thony, Harper county.
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"stonewnII" Jacl,.on'. Mar nor,

RICHMOND, Aug, i2.-fhn old sorr0l
horse ridden by General "sionewall"
Jsckson during the late war was
brought here to-day and turned over
% tho Homo OF lnhrm COni6dsrRtos
for safe Keeping. The animal IN about
81 years old. Many wanted him car
Tied - New York O. g. ko part ia Com
eTRl Grants funeral process, ion, but u
could not ba arranged ia time.
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nansneld Male And Female College
Mansfield, Texas.


Mansfield Malo aud Female college
will open on tho first Monday "a OF
September 1885, with u good faculty
ami Increased facilities and will be
ready to receive students la any OF the
departments al nRihematica, languR-
ges, arts, sciences az music.
Tho young ladies and girls Will board
with ths president and viii 10 In the
care OF Mira. Collier whose experience
for 80 years with girls and youDg ladies'
qualities her for that position. The
boys aud young men can secure board
in our best families. We roier with
pleasure TO our many patrons and
students In different parts OF tho State
rs 10 our accommodations and faciii-
ties, tue standing Of our college, tho
moral, intellectual and religious status
of the community and our methods
and school government. The think
ing pnblic VIII certRiuly not permit
sensational aud false reports In regard
to tho moral ststu. OF our old and ro.
specialize community, to deter them
from supportin. the oldest aud best
college Ia this part OF the State. These
reports are az malicious as they arc
false; and these AFRO false in letter,
false in spirit, and false without miti-
< ttiou.
Any information in regard TO terms
etc., VIII be gladly given.
Mansfield Malls and Fe-
malo College.
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Every lady uses Pozzoni's indicated
complexion powder. 1t is household
treasure. The madam finds 1t i'm
possible to go down town without
first rubbing 1T on. If tho baby cries
she goes for the puff box. If the "oid
man" come home ruf1led or chafed, be-
cacse business ID dull, &C., Pozzoni's
powder coois aud alidys his troubles
Then all is gladstone joy. No family
should be without it.
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TEXAS STATE GRANGE.
fMIwFCRr'Nrs SESSION ENDED,
Hfteg Con i0eciur Protection .-'.n
Enr.rtn ..sg.. Attended, DBL. Given
Railroads, whirbar" bosuarrH
tho 'luur~r -laHs.a
TF,.rl -H8fn". Im


WAAAHh WE, Aug A.-.Ss.-.7'. r.
/ gl5 days SOS .au Of the Ss,ta
. G,.v.ro vas nr.pej tb,7 rorUipo. .,- ,
-. "S' ". ~ , -. .,'' ,''a, -,
i"'ta'N by Obj. ""'.'y mA7.ei' j'e
m.uuens ui yesterdays pfogan1l9-'
: wCl road and approved. q usiarrE r.f
/ tiug Waa consumed 10 bearing Tue .r.
. rH-ts, which were fH'5rred o. their ry'
| ~ eUrg committees. Tho committee
app .lutad 81 ."e 'N"E SaAts Grange o
".-, s.'np plan 10 pr''OeN'" Cor lha
/ Ns.~1Ws Husband, again. horse
/ th.aNa ..JMuera,H iH"' .t"h stuar
oiust" Grange 80. apart g ror,,.H @l
.b,.g 'As7 Hs Nnt WITH su t-seas-
~, no 1eccs~hrF 10 d.& III .4o capture
" said thieves,
"he commttso or s-snsp3rtt"toC 10.
, ported he duasnnn 10 os one 81 t'}
s-fcat magnitude TO lie Igaa.,0 To- ll7
Ugry features Wi,E.A iLt c1ui'neS nj 90
-8r0rC IL 2ckHpW.HuE pS ilS ibHrligN g.
discuss 30 ~ u should DO, lLH'r fo-
FHIt, iu substance, is that mo position
II tle Grange dpop ems question: has
6aau g-)gSly NJ represented ant wia.
.pUr e'.atel. inr Grange b. art op.
pos Oh % ftllr1sg unN railroad eoirAFr
atioos. There is .ls c.as0 WAC are in
neUl O. a. 0rerislg rsiuO7iS ,n' - thaD
uU Ii-O Itsi L-S-t- L--N.. NN-tN-Obit- VIZ
the otuseC thGt re rcrmftteC u
be forced Cpo: tic People Ny
railroe6e through tho tcec1e OF
corrupt lcG,slc5.c:. TIE comUiitteo
fears ttGt there has been
It O much rather than too little State
'e.,islation upon railroad Transports
zion and they counsel caution i'll legls
lAting upOn the question. They think
it an error to establish minimum rates,
and 0ff5r resolution that tho TeXaA
State Grange cordially CO. opel ate with
all legitimate efforts to open railroads
in Texaa, and that they urge their
congressman to do their utmost in ia
vor of an interstate commerce bill
The State legislature TO reduce the
maximum rates to the lowest points
consistent with right and ustice, ana
to abolish minimum rates.
The commitJe on education was
granted further time for discussion,
aud the following committee reports
were read and adopted:
Visiting committee on the Agricul-
tural aud Mechanical college.
Committee on dormant oranges.
Committee on agriculture.
Committee on constitution.
Committee on good of the order.
Committee on co operation.
The rep rt on lecturiug was read in
sections, from l to 10, inclusive, and
adopted as whole.
n .anua q n thrOnph with
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The Weeks Failures.

NEW YORK. Aug. 14-The business
failures occurring during tho last
seven davs throughout the country, as
reported by Il. g. Dun d Go. to-day,
number: For the United States, l5l;
Canada, II; total OF l6s, as com nsre0
with tota! o. $50 last week and 20l the
week previous TO the last. Tine West
ern end Pacific stat s. furnish more
than one half of the entire number OF
failures in the United States.
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IN ~ ChoLEhh CENSlSs
The GdZ4fte to day says in tho past
"a hours 9 464 new cases OF cholera and
2 100 deaths have been reported from
576 towns in 90 provinces in Spain
This is the highest number of victims
yet reported. The press callsupon the
government and higher classes to com
bine in efforts to alleviate the national
calamity. The King and qeeen have
sent largo donations to SaragOssa and
Granada. The epidemic is exciting
all fashionable seaside resorts. Az
each place visited panic ensues and
the place IL deserted in as hours. To-
day six cases were reported in one
house in Madrid. Senior Sllvela, a
brother of Minister Silvela, was
seized, but has recovered.
There Is great excitement in Seville
over the governments proposal TO
abolish the power of the local authori-
les during the prevalence of cholera,
because OF the iueffi ,iency of santa
ton, and to itself assume the direction
of the city's local sffairs. The popu-
lace are hostile TO the doctors and adj
verse to any interference in family at
fairs, and they strongly support the
local authorities. GrsaL crowds asset
bled in the public places last evening
to discuss the situation and the civil
guards were called upon to dispense
them.
Granada is suffering from cholera.
The people attributed tho visitation TO
divine wrath. lhe priests and
sisters of charity are assiduous night
and day in attending TO the wants
Of the suffering. The archbishop
mas sold his equipages in order to Oh
tain funds tor relief measures, and has
offered his palace az q hospital.
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1nIuS, AUG. Ia Special, Amer
i've weeks drought GOOD rains have
fallen yesterday and to-day through
out tbs greater part of tho county,
which will greatly enhance the cotton
crop, Prospects ara that more rata
will yet fall.
Mr., RuokoT, who suirided last Mon
day, had his life Insured for 5000
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maxwel,,s Journey Eastwsrd.

DENVER, Aug. 1.-THE Tribune Re-
on h iicar's Las Vegas special says:
Msxwe ell passed through hereto day on
the st. Louis sleeyer. He was seen
nv a. reporter, but refused to yield any.
thing new touching tho case. 1t IS sid
he ia hourly becoming more
nervous as he rears his
destinatton. He will arrive
At st. Louis on Sunday morning. Az
night the prisoner is chained in his
herth. Otherwise he hiss not been
iron9l.
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Advocatesof prohibition need have
no fears of "PRICKLY ASH BUFFERS"
as it is medicine, and by reason OF
its cathartic properties cannot Ds used
as beverage. 1t is manufactured
from the purest materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Ston,-
ach and Bowels. As blood purifier
it has no equal. IL is pleasant to the
taste, and effective in action.
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rhe best saive in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe'
Yer sores, te:ter, chapped hands,
chiliblains, corns ana all skin
eruptioAs, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. 1t Ia guaran' eed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by w. H. Howell u Bro.
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dsy saalnsi John faffaf, ~ f.nnis, iof
dehi, the aesfeeais amount belnn
fltfHu Mr. lafftr M IN hlt sud ~
apened citizen nf The county aud hts
iuanY ifianns ftHfei the raiasi fUphs,
Assets and iiahillfiHs not Ohtainhhle
tu nIghtt both large.
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Ol1vMwA, Ia, Aug. L --Nsaz Ed0y'
wife, I9v3, % day, tsare ves 9 cJi'
tisiaa bo;wcen .wo eec5i3ae oi Aaen
e rcil,gHh's e.rcas I'll a. lag seSion
WHEN " Is Erg iltO b. kIJWu as
tne u4.kair5 trsm and ws made az
from tno rear as fo'loV s.; Cs.a'1l,
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rlH.rT, Aal Umru.r. b.
ono. Tur snnai HHr m fh.
EIaifI IHiu Un.of '0In.ai
IrIt Jfh hn euiHfislnu8uI
ing oi masio, addresses, Rotations
and essays. IL was quits an enjoyable
occasion. Dr. Archer. editor OF the
Crockett Patron, read resolutions
passed by citizens Ia mass meeting.
expressing their high appreciation OF
the principal and every teacher, aud
OF the iaithfalnoss and efficiency at
the work done hare. The Institute had
PASSED resolutions at thanks to the
peoplo la general aud asDec ally 20
prominent citizens VITO have given 40,
live support Ia the Normal; also with
reference To Mrs. Tom Sigh, tho prin-
eipsl. These were read 20 tho aud
ienee by Professor Il, u, Cousins, OF
Waco, first assistant With reference
10 Mrs singh, they says Be II further
resolved:
First-rhat Wa recognize in Mrs. n.
=. Sigh all those Unborn traits which
make nlon ana women great aud noble;
that these have hnbn emb6llished by
much learning, placing bor unqnes,
iionahly among tho frat teachers OF
TsNss.
Seeond-That we ara thankful to
fat6 tor having put our life path beside
hers for those past four weeks,
II. Is. COUSINS,
j. ID, NEVINs,
Committee.
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Mora Pcorin Whisky,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l4.-Anotl
carload of Peoria whisky in 81
crooked barrels was detained too
by the internal revenue oflicie
IL was consigned to a firm here. r.;
day more OF the whisky is found, su,
it. is ssser cd that nearly every rec
fer in the city has some of it.
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CLEDURNE, Aug. H. Especial. =
There was meeting OF eX Union sol.
oilers tonight to organize a post OF the
Grand Army of the Republic here,
Colonel Wylie is present from Dallas.
Thirty names have been given in, and
it is bought the membership will ex-
ceed so. Many OF tie best citizens are
among them.
Sheriff Boyd is on the streets again.
Rev. Mr.. Stockton delivered tenn
peranoe speech in the court house to-
night IL answer TO Hon. r. Q. Mill's
argument the night of the reunion.
The temperance move is strong here.
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SARATOGA, N. ", Aug. 12.-About
40 delegates to the Peoples par
ty conference met hero to-day
in direct session. A series of
res lutions we're adopted and con-
vention called to meet in New York
City on September 8.
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yans.a Oiv,,i..rs for Honduras

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l4.---Part OF the
cargo of the steamer Katie Carroll,
which cleared from this pogt
to day for Belize, consisted OF 100 cases
OF II smington rifles and 100 cases OF
cartridges for the government of Non
tHNaa
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Eczema

For the benefit of suffering humanity
and in heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful
resuit deem'it only my duty to We this
unsolicited testimony in favor of Sritts
specific. NJ wife has been afflicted with
| hereditary Eczema or Salt Rheum from
her Infancy. II has increased in Intensity
| with each succeeding spring, and bein
| so Uawhat skilled in medicine myself, l
| tried every remedy / could think of for
ears--Sarsapar LA combined with every
| form of Potassiie, and hundreds OF other
remedies, lotions and nlkali washes OF
! every known kind, but they all gave only
temporary relief. During the spring OflSSl
| her lover eXremities became so infamed
and sore hat she whl Obliged to Keep them
constautly coated with covering # "Ful-
les EARTH" mixed wet and al owed TO dry
on. Among other things she was afflicted
with q periodical nervous headache, oc-
curing regularly every seven d 'ys, some.
times followed by an tntermittent fever
for weeks at time, SO that her III became
u burden TO her.
Thlssorlng determined she should take
!. $ s an following strictly the directions
in regard to dose, diet, etc. This was about
even weeks ago, After taking the first
large bottle the disease seemed to increase
The burning, itching and Inflammation be
came unbearable. She, however, ersevered
in the usa of the medicine. AT er taking
the second bottle the Inflammation began
to sub-ide. after the third bottle the in o
flammatiOn disappeared, ana sore spots
dried up and III ned white and scaly, ana
hnall she bru he'd them off in IN impalpa-
bic viii Q powder resembling pure salt. Sne
Is now taking the sixth bolt e, three table
spConfuls four times daily. Every appear
auc of the disease has gone, and her flesh
is becoming soft, white and smooth again /;
and what Ia more, her periodical headaches
have disapp AIRED ana she Is now, at So
years of age, enjoy ing the only good health
she has known or upwards of 40 years. No
wonder she declares with emphasis that
every bottle of $ >. 3 Is worth thous-
and times it3 weight in gold.
ANY further Information concerning her
case will be cheerfn y given by herself ut
her residence, l35 Mullet street, or by me
JOHN + BRADLEY. A GriSwold st.
Detroit, Mich, May Is. 1885.
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" satherfoTd.

WATERFORD, Aug. a. Special, ]
The county commissioners ordered
an election for local oH;ion on the l3Eh
of September. Tho whisky men viii
make a. nix canvass.
Tho grand jury pdjourusi to-day,
after having Iluud 60 true u,lls-36 tel,
O-i's,
District court l. goins along slowly.
Cotton IL n, udinG rain badly,
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Smart Weed aad Beltadonna COM
bined with other ingredients used in
tho best porous plasters maks Carriers
s. w. d b. Backacne Pastors the best
IN tho niarksrt. Price % cents.
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DAYTON, o., Aug. l4.-Fire at Frank
lin yesterday destroyed tho agricul-
tUrhl warehouse of q. Eldridse, be-
slice half n dozen barns and sheds.
Losr $1,000; no insurance; incendisry.
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At Rockford. nllnoIs.

I,ocKroRD, Ills, Aug. lI.-Flre yes
ar sy burned the warehouse OF Peter
> Ames' wagon and cuitivstor works.
Tho building was full of wagon ma-
terial, valued at $4,000; insurance
only s., 900 on buildln. aud stock,
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Catsrrh cured, health and swee
breath secured by ShiloE's Catarrh
Remedy. Price SO cents, Nasal in
isctor free. Sold by j. L.. Williams
IL Co,
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Arc yen made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vital
zer Is a positive cure. Sold by j. l..
Williarcs
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RAILROAD NEWS.
A Jumbo Pool In Contemplation

A Jumbo Pool In Contemplation.
NEW York, Aug. 1.-The Central
Traffic association, which is composed
oi all the railroad lines bound east
from Chicago, met ut Commissioner
Fink's this afternoon. In tho Ian
guage of one of the gentlemen pros
ont: Things were very lively" The
result of the meeting was the decision
to form gross money pool, all settle
uuer.sului percentage PM - 7r0''.'
.tsor Hu. = uU4s1 ~ ..,.EH Wees
p,oaru1 emo given power Zoo .n. .rr gitu
ono ,suuE l.u.H' committee.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on q guarantee IL
cures consumption. Sold by }. l..
Williams d. Co.
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DENisoS, Aug. II. -[Speoi-i.l - An
expressman, W. e. Fletcher, had his
left knee dislncatsd hy n trunk falling
on hi,u,
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rhf fafitna thHaf.sinnn HHnn l.t.f iH
a4fatr fisa.In uHIaH re-. f0iItH ..
eddie" $500 ihf I.IHI|
afedpHsNiHr Hrffr unlf
lls tslltissi sitas
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Wiu you sugief Wish GySJuptia and
liver complsintP Shiloh's Yit;ger is
guaranteed 10 cure you, SUid ~ j. T.
Willtnfus u On.
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Shiloh'S latarTu liy;.sciyi g positive
cure iOr oRLArEh, Dip. nefiA, a15 ran.
&eI mough, sOla rs i. J.. M1'nsins
q 90.
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Shiioh's Cstarrh Renedv . peel
tive cure facCttGrn, uipr 1er's evd
csnker month. Soto US !. -. VIZ
liama q sJo.
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WASAHA9Hrr t1s E.--lSpae.a'.'
Attachments w5ts issued 10 uina suits
. ihe dis riot court OF E,}is county 20
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GEw York, Aug. l2.-Kha sun via
tomorrow say; TIE Uuitsd Staies
Treasury dspaftu.ens has suthor. zed
the Ano1icaa Express com
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For sale sale by all Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
w
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SPAIN.
ENCITEMENT At GERMANY.

EXCITEMENT AT GERMANY.
MADRID, Aug. 13.-Grea. excitement
has been created here by the report
that Germany has occupied the Caro-
noip
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28
To Rent.

A house Of ten rooms, with all the
modern improvements. inquire at
this office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28
OFFICIAL
IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF CARSON
OF THE
COUNTY OF ORMSBY
State of Nevada.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
NOTICE OFsUrT COMMENCED

To the following named defendant
and to all owners of. or claimants to,
the real estate thereon, or improve
ments when assessed separately, here
inafter described, known or unknown,
You are hereby potified that suit
has been commenced in the Jnstice
Court of Carson township, Ormsby
county. Nevada. by the State ofNevada
plaintiff against each ofthe defendants
hereinafter named, and each of the fol-
lowing described tracts or parcels of
land, with the improvements thereon,
and improvements when separately as
sessed, and all owners of, or claimants
to the same, known or unknown, to re.
cover the tax and delinquency assessed
to said defendant against property, for
the fiscal year commencing January
1st, 1884 and ending Decent her 3lst. 1884,
and that a summons has been duly is
sued in said case; And you are further
notified that unless you appear and
answer the complaint tlIed in said cause
on or before the
..Srd day Of june. A. -. 1888
will be Ia en- against you and
the real estate and improvements here
in described, for the amount of tax and
Delinquency specified, and costs of suit.
J. X. Mcdonald aud lot number three
80 and the west 42 feet Of lot number
6 in block q of Sears, Thompson and
Scars division OF Carson City, personal
property assessed at 8 $50 co, tax and
delinquency : s25"22.
JAMES u. TORRETSOS,
District Attorney Ormsby Co. New.
w. II, CriSlCr,
Sheriff fOrmsby Co. New.
Carson City, May 2lst. 1885.