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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-12

DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. 1000
New-York July LIST. 1895.
OUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given by the Com
niss,oners Of Taxes and Assessments that the
rolls Of personal estate IN said city
Tor the year 1885, finally completed and have
been delivered to Board OF Aldermen Of said city,
and that such assessment rolls will remain open 70
nrpection the ONCE CT the Clerk OF said BOARD
Of Aldermen period Of fifteen days from inc das
VI '"" "o'S'' EDWARD y. BARKER
THEODORE SUTRO.
JAMES l.. WELLS,
rovrr,,.s,oners Of Taxes and Assessments
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT HALF PRICE, AT HALF PRICEi
fine trunks travelling bags. dress suit
tnss- baggage straps. steamer chair-.
a,...lng case-: from old reliable house.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. - shave, near
9,hnt.
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FoR SALE.
HELP WANTED.
Male.

WANTED. AT once. good groom TO care
FOR two horses. must be good rider ;
sober and willing TO make himself useful.
wages SIS. Address l.. r.. Box 100. Brew
rter. y. Y.
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HELP WANTED.

Female
GOOD COOK and LAT NDREsS: best REF
er.ncr Friday. 3 10 4. ~ Fast 22d-st.
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Dnblir Notices.

DUBLIC NOTICE.
Once Of the Clerk II the Common Council.
Room s. City Hall, New-York City.
New Vor, Juv
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Al The Lake

Next month will be well taken up With
attractions 1T the lake On the 9th, 9th
and 1th the Odd Fellows of Western
Minnesota and this section OF Dakota
viii have an outing with exercises at
Big Stone Lake Park, TO be followed
troin the 1lth 10 the 21st with the conn-
ty teachers institute in charge OF state
conductors and educators OF recognized
ability, and which promises to be ole
Of the most interesting events at tho
lake this seasen, not only for teachers but
for al III any way interested III edaca
tlonal matters At Ortonville there will
lie gathering Of brass bands for Q earni-
val of band music, at which ali Of the
bands within reasonable distance OF the
lake viii be present and compete Tor
prizes. On the 10Th, 10th and 2lst the
q. A. r. encampment for the western
division Of Minnesota will he held.
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Proceedings OF The HOardiof Educa-

FlREMAN's HALL, MILBANK, S. d., May
1th, 1895.
Special meeting OF the Board of Edu-
cation of the City of Milbank.
Present: President j. &. Elliot, Messrs.
A. j Hits, l. NJ Kaercher, G. y Can
non, J G.. Wood, ID. Stats, and Clerk
5. s. Lockhart
Absent; Aug. Mittelstaedt.
The bond Of L. II Benedict, School
Treasure, in the sum of $4,000 with W.
3 Saunders, n j. Bleser and Geo. g..
Middle brook as sureties was approved.
The bond OF 5. S. Lock hart, Clerk OF
The Board Of Education, in the sum OF
$500 % with James Lnckhart and }. e
| IhaNer as sureties was approved
Committee to whom was referred the
| reports OF S. : Lockhart, secretary and
Geo G. Mid ilehrook, treasurer, report
ed that they had examined the same,
compared them With the vouchers and
warrants and that they found them cor
rect. Report adopted.
The committee appointed to lnvesn-
gate and report in regard to the time OF
| holding the meetings OF the Board OF
I Education reported in writing and re-
ierred the question back to the Board
for further consideration. Upon motion
carried he report was accepted
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that the president and secre-
| tarv be and they are hereby authorlhedto 70
issue warrants tor the payment uf the
teachers and janitors salaries as they be
come due and for freight and express
when received.
The following bills were allowed ane
warrants ordered for the amount:
Holland Bros 2 Cds. Bass Wood (saw-
ed 80 so. Wood Bros. Hardware s3 so
Moved and carried that from and after
this term Of school all residen'
pupils shall pay their tuition in advance
and that the superintendent shall refus'
to admit any non resident pupils untl
they shall have paid their tuition TO th'
treasurer and procured the clerk S cer:lt
icale that the same has been paid.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, that the superintendent h
required 10 make an inventory OF a.
movable school property in the h1gl
School department at the close OF tn
school year. and that he request enc
teacher to make IN inventory OF 'hel
department. and the clerk check up sal
Inventories
Moved and carried that the teacher
be granted lhe 3lst day Of May, 1880,
, lieu Of the general election day IN No'
yember 1891 and that school close Il
the wear on May 30, 1855.
:, Moved and carried that the Board
: Education meet within the next t"
weeks, upon the call 81 the president.
consider the applications of teachers Is
the EMS inc year.
And now the board adjourned.
: :. S LocKHART.
Clerk Of the Board Of Education.
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vi arried.

Mr.. Henry Leibing and Miss Martha
Nehrenberg were married At the home or
the brides parents, west of the city yes
terdav afternoon, in the presence OF
large number of friends and relatives.
The young couple are very highly
thought of by all acquaintances in the
community where they live, and the best
wishes Of ali for happy married life IS
rendered them
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sdrelssscd Letter G4ls,.

Letters remaining unealled Tor in the
Milbank Post Office May s, 1895.
Miller Mrs Jue odee solIse.
III calling foi any Il the above please
say advertised and give date Of advei
tisem>nt. Il not called for IN fifteen
DAYS Will be sent 10 deat! letter Office.
GEO. G. NInpaFE.o. Il. L. NJ
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Il METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHI RCli
lass Meeting sabbath Morning, 80. jas.
.naar Preaching sabhnth morning, lo 80
n !. sabbath evening" $50. sabbath school,
!. z Wood. Supt Bible Iias4, conducted
u i. Iowthun, Epworth League, sab
,nlas. 6 80. Miss Nina tanact.Prrsidont'
League, sabbath evening 6:89, Mrs ;.
sant Choir Rehearsal, Saturday even
HI j. II Burrnn director Inc Method
.capa, Church of Milbank. cordially tnytt
,ubGlc to all their services. strangers II
ala a ways welcome nj seats Nre tree
LAClIY.AN MCLEAN, Pastor.
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city.
The drawing for term of office result
ed as follows:
Long term Messrs. Clark, Phaleu
and Schnabel.
Short term-Messrs Saunders, Antel.
man and Fitch.
The bid Of Milo Olds to pay 81 per
month for city water for sprinkling puF-
poses was accepted.
Adjourned to May Z.
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For over Fifty Years

Mrs. W1NsLow's SooTHING SYRUP has
been used tor children teething. II
soothes the child. softens tho gums, allays
all pain. cures wind collie, and IS the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty five cents
a bottle. Sold by all druggists through
out The world
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For the benefit of those desiring to
visit Big Stone Lake, excursion tickets
nlll be sold for Friday, Saturday and
Sunday trains to either Big stone City
or Ortonvilie, good toretun Tuesday tol-
lowing dale q. sale at 45 cents for the
round trip. Rate expires Oct. 81
c. VI 4 - p Ry TO. loN1
". @ CRAIG, ACT.
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All who use Ayers Hair Nigor pro-
nounce it the best hair-dressing IN the
market Certainly, no other is III such
constant demand.
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For the annual encampment OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic, to be held
at Pierre, excursion tickets will be sold
to Lake Preston Of Woisey June 4ti. to
,th inclusive, good to return until June
8th, nj fare and one fifth Tor the round
trip. W. o. CRAIG, Agt.
{. NJ Il st. 2. Ry. Go. 26wo
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, fpNGKEGA GATIONAI CHrKCE Rev
iIaiph. Pastor Public Worship. sun
Is a. m. aud 80 p II. Sunday school
amor Z. f. 4 >. III. = =. 5 & 6:t5
raycr meeting. Wednesday t:3o p m.
eetiug. Saturday s; p III \ hearty insi-
3 these services is hereby extended TO
myers in the cIty will be co ldially well
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IA R-GEN. HUMPHREY ) posi-
Meets every second and fourth saturday,
/ M sharp, al the Cont House. 81 caili-
Visiting cur city are invited To meet WIN
N, l. LowTHtAN CommahGet, sko. ~.
eAs adjutunt.
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oF ? Banner Lodge No. y meets every ~
Wednesday evening III Mooa4 lAll.
II II BENEDICT, 1. $.
LINDQussT, X Of Il. 4 :
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tGREE or HONOR Protection loege
*mee,s in A. @. Ii. ". hail first ard thifa
Nay each month
Mas. q BARNEY, 9. OF II.
IDA IHAYER, Rec.
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Service every third Sunday in
Norwegian language ~ tie church at
REV 4 LNaDAnL, Minister.
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] "a her Chapter 10 90 stated meet
q second and Fourth Meaday oi cath
| Masonic hali,
Mss. lIETIgE GoWNiE, " VI
. s lIEALl, Sec.
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. L N.--Meets first and third Monehs
evenings Of each month N Woods hallt
~ brethren cordially invited, Y. / poRk,
her, " g. MCPHERSON, NJ. y
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~ + SYLVAN LODGE No u
ie,is every Tuesday evening at ochaief :
Visiting brethren cordially laSite0.
lREsEY, See. j. CARlacN, ~
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)F REBENAH Meets second aud fourth
Thursday OF each month at ., y y.
MISE NINA I3NEET, y. 6.
w L Rust, Sec.
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How the grass does grow.

Fishing parties are getting quite mum
erous at the lake.
There's nothing finer than these May
! days-except perhaps the nights.
Ashton the Dentist will he in his Mil
bank office from May 1st until May 18TH.
| Farmers bring your wheat to Erland-
! aon u johnson IN exchange for flour
and feed
Miss Hattie Hills. who has been teach
ing school IN Illinois for the past year
returned home last week
Mrs. T. Clark and Mrs. 4. Conright,
1 who bad been visiting friends in Milbank
returned home to Mon,eyldeo Monday
Miss Clara Sauressig has lately be-
cOule possessor ot Il fine new wheel,
which she hopes 10 make use OF in her
journeys to and from school.
j While on their way to Pierre last
week the family OF David Eastman spent
a day or two with Miibank friends, be-
ing the guest of Z. s. Healy and family.
Tie Epworth League Will celebrate
the anniversary OF the league at the NJ. +
church May 10Th The program for
the days exercises will be published
next week.
Henry Mitchell, the barber, has pur-
chased the building occupied by G. NJ .
Clark in his real estate business and will
shortly move his barber business to that
building.
l.. NJ kaercher bought the little
building on the creamery lot from the
association, and removed it last week to
his own premises, where he intends to
transform il into d frst-cIass hen house
The season for Garden Tools, Screen
]. Doors, Paints and Oils, Poultry Netting
Corn Planters, Fish Poles, Flower Pots
Gopher Rifles, is here and you will find
theyery best at Wood Bros
The ladies the AID Society will give
z SIX O'Clock ten At the residence Of Nr.
and Mrs. las Kerr. Thursday, May II
4 cordial invitation Is extended to all
!, take Of nice tea.
Nsa'ss' ifeNes "'i" "',e - 80 - -.
~ ih'i 5, ae't si'iie'i''T '''s
Week "itA 15efN - eo"4so
family and returned home "Wednesday
Inc beaiosles p'othei = i,'''o 80
81" 'on7','ei ~
i ~ pa.h 40 n,;,, 10 ramaabere,
n14o, residents If NIL
- '.''A' ,.;al, i.
o"nn' NN,..','' = 1,,s parE
''as ose'' f"''i.' ,,,1,. A.
i - - = os 49, aaa,,tar Ina :
BAN eNl'ee's = ~
Y il ,ha Wine, line il layjnr off and re
j, = 80, - from railroad work and en-
.aainc n corn planting for change
Do ! - from Non,eylaeo masln
q = u.,,;1a v-ol+ j. engaged in hi
s.,n,a,,,,,al nnrsnits
=, !, -, 1aro,4,r
Mrs. p F. Taylor took her depareoi
Tuesday for Webster. where she goes
u keep house for hef so.' ~ ~. ,.,.,
G. Mrs Iay'of has 'es' - ,,;,naa, .na \.
ia the !" s a,,, rotr,.
ei'o',i' : 80. ,sa a.l ,;sb her III happ
N lsh, her aepa' e''s' -
~ ness ~ 'ie' NV -
Attention IS called TO the excnrsl'
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SOCI EIl lsS5

8 ARCH MASoNs, MiiBANh
apter 80 s. stated conventions sec
t5lrth Thursday Of each mouth, ~ .:3o
.~lslna companions cordially invited.
l. d Ely, Htgh Priest,
s4tNDEHs, Sec.
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CHURCHES.

nQLlC Service in st. Lawrence Church
Erv alternate Sunday at io:3o Il. III hE'.
ICnA- BROWNE.
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{IEEF CORPS--Gpn Humphrey Rehet
ECefps meets every second and toufth
DGay OF each month lit the | . = hali.
MRs. ] BusNoRJn, Tres
4 II T. ARnoTT. Rec.
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Fine paStslraSe.

Shade, water and excellent feed.
WooD Bros.
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heat Thursday No. l Northern
No. 2, 49c,
'a''an Creamery cons 81 Vnrf
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EREST-A smal taree room honse ! 2
PuREnAHnT
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EE JERSEY bull CALF FOR sALl. I
|Appiy 10 W. T. kusr.
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kEN IP--Came IL my premises IN efaon
&loWnship, about April ;sath, one AittfN het4-
iiss months old. q L. FEANEs
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p ASTID-At once, 4 De- $ Or i5 years oid
70 help on farm
~. i IlowTnftN.
Mclroae township
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From nv premises ii Alhan town
khin. a 1ray maEc about nine years old'
Eot one year old, irpn graN with white 81
1ny Information leading 70 recovery 81
hoises will be literally rewarded,
l.Fr A I!eAG
Alhnn Township
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lA Ed. Eight Heaa Of horses, consisting
y two ponies and sS heal Of yohlr horses
ST. away about April 41h Information
e paid for by w j. BANTER
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4 eos NGKEGA ATIoNAL CHUKCE Rev
ia HAiph. Pastor Public Worship. sun
45 a m aud . 80 p. II. Sunday school
20 amor z f. ,. IN, =. {, + 6.G
8Braycr meeting, Wednesday .'"o p IN
~ &eetiug. saturday S: p III \ hearty lnfl-
n these scryicps is hereby eX ended TO
npgers III the clty will be co ldially well
4aT METHoDlsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
H. Meetiur sabbath Morning, 9:i3. Jas.
eadsr preaching Sabhnth morning, 1880.
M sabbath evening, .:5o, Saoh&ih Nehool e
WI 7 Wood. Supt Bible Gias-, conducted
u + Iowthtnn, EpWorth League, sab
ralaa. 30. Miss Nina tanact President;
eatuc, sabbath evening 6:31. Mrs ;.
SHat Choir Rehearsal, SATURDAY even
j. II Burrnn director The Method
kcaoaj Church OF Milbank. cordially tnat.l
hi hIIc to an their services strangers III +
ala al says welcome al seats nre free, i
M LAClHAN MCLEAN, Pastor.
s SOCIETIES.
M ARCH MAsoNs, MH.BANh
;N1 t4tter 10 Is. stated conventions sec
IHsi t5lrth Thursday Of each mouth, ~ ..So
va slsng companions cordially iENiitd
M i y ELY, Htsh Priest
NJ SAUNDERS, Soc.
y i NIsANK LODGE 10. u
Satvt meetings af Masonic hhlh ON
d 4ratlay even!.. af eash moath VISITING
ln are cordially invited - &tleaa
eNEn, Sec L. EntsgEr- " "
M
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-17
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The m9ny, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most, acceptable and pleas
ant n the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; efiectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening thelh and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists ia SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
Ifactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed ON every
package, also The name, Syrup of Figs.
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow der
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
OATARRH CAN NOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as
they cahnot reach the seat Of the
disease. Catarrh is blood or con
,iitutioual direase, and in order to
cure it you must take internal rem
edIes. Halls Cntarrh Cure is taken
internally, aud acts directly OF the
blood and mucous surfaces Halls
Catarrh Cdfe is not qrack medieia r.
It was prescribed ~ one of the best
physicians in this cauuiry for Years,
and is a regular prescription. L ;r
composed of the tcst tonias known,
combined with the best tfDod per
Tiers, acting directly on tbe ihacou,
surfaces. The perfect combination ci
the two ingredients lie what produces
such wonderful resrlis in cnIing
Cuturrh. Send for testimol lie, IRE,
F J. CHENEY & CO.. Pr. r.
Toledo, o
Sold by druggists. price IS c.
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DON'T TOBACCO SPIT or SMOKE
YOUR LIFE AWAY.

Is the truthful, startling title of a
book about No-To-Bac, the harmless,
guaranteed tohacco-habit Gu c that
braces up hicolinized nerves, eliminates
the nicotine poison, mikes weak men
gain strength, vigor and manhood.
You Jun no physical CT linan ial risk,
as Nc-To-Bae Is sold by Botira del
Aguiia under Il euarantee TO cure or
money refunded. Il 'ok free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co., New York, OF
Chicago.
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SO REWARD.

Loss, last evening, between
The Western Uni0n telegraph
office ard corner of Washing
ton and Seventh streets by
Elizabeth street, a gold fling,
with solitaire diamond setting.
A reward of ten dollars will be
paid for its delivery at The
HERALD Office.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-17
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS..

MIS-. WiSsiow's SooriiNa Syrpr
ba- been used for over hiv years hy
millions of mothers for tEeir childreii
willie leeihinp, with pc, feet sncress.
II sonihes the child so'iens tho gnu's.
allays sll pain. cur.S ui:,d coli;s. AZ 4
IS the best rene ly for Dis,rbni
1t will relieve the poor lutte emf rer
,umrdisf, IL. 25a., = bpile. Be snTa
and ask for Mrs Wiuslo~'s Sonth :
NJ S5ru,..s' aud take no other kind.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-17
Y0UE PHYSICAL CONDITION

Needs attention at this time Il
YOU are fired, weak and ferrous, Is
is clear that your blood IS impure
and without doubt there has he6n
too much over-w work. or strain or
brain and body. Tie course Of
treatment for such a condition IS
plain and simple The blood mn1t
first he purified so that the neryoas
system, and in fact all the organs
will be fed upon pure blood. In
telligent people without number
have testified that the hest blood
purifier nerve tonic and strength
impariing medicine is Hoods Sar~
Nervousness, loss of sleep
and general debility all vanish wheIi
Hoods Sarsapdr.lla is persistently
taken; in word, health and happi-
ness follow after taking Hoods
5arsaparilIa.
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ToItGh.

All holdeFs Of ANNUAL passes
over the Rio GFands railroads
issded for the year 1898, are
hereby notified that their pass
es will be hull and 5bid OF and
after July 1st, 1885.
BY order Of the haitaging
Trustee.
+. RIvADULLA, Secretary
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-17
SO FOR i5CENTS
To pay for mailing, RICH.
Eetry body buys. Sealed. Lids
Supply. 10 fake. Worth 50
Odell & Co, Bradford. Pa.
E,:or ,a's Coiuni3ian EIpo,i,,oe

Was Of value to the world hv
illustrating Tie Improvement in
tiie Mechanical arts and emf
hent physiciails viii tell yoG
Chat the progress in medicinal
agents, has been of edHial i'm
portance, and as a strengthen
ing laxative that Syrup of Figs
is far in advance Of all others
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-17

yXTANTED:-An honest. active gen
w tltman or lady TO travel for eta J!
lished, reliable house. Salary S7S0
PAYABLE SIS weekly and expenses. lit
uation permanent References. Ell
close se!f-adir ssed stamped ei velope
The, Dominion Company, 3lS Omahe
Building, Chicago.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-17
ABOUT TOWN.

Alice is preparing for a grand
celebration on July 4.
See notice of reward for ring
elsewhere in today's HERALD.
The ctage passed the Sauz
at s: 80 this morning-no pas
sengers.
Mr.. Milan is will known here,
having formerly been superint-
endent of the NJ. & NJ. railroad,
with headquarters as Matamo-
fOs.
The Bessie left Edinburg ear
ly this morning, for Browns
vile. She will probably reach
here about noon tomorrow,
with one passenger, F. a. H.
Sanbornl
Severiano T. Cara, proprie
tor of our Spanish contempor-
airy, Ell Obrefo, has the sym
pathy of many friends in the
loss of his little one year old
daughter, Elisa, whose death
occurred last Saturday.
Mr.. P. j., Milan has been APP
pointed to the position of
master mechanic at the Saltillo
shops pending his appointment
to some more important post.
The News wishes Mr.. Milan
success in his new Office and
hopes that q better one will
not be long in coming.-Daredo
News.
Some poor devil sneaked in
on the veranda at the editors
residence last night and stole a
hammock which was hanging
there. Instead Of unlocking it,
the thief used his knife, cutting
The cords near the hooks The
hammock is red one with side
fringe, having a cushion and
wire stretcher at one end, and
is in good condition, being al
most new. A suitable reward
will be paid anyone restoring
the hammock or furnishing in
formation which may lead tc
its recovery. We don't care to
catch the thief, as wooden over
coats are too high but we dc
want tile hammock very much
a woman named Petra Mil
stead on Friday last made com
plant against one Martin Grit.
fin, charging that he had used
indecent language before her
The case was tried this morn.
ing before Justice Of the Peace
Miller, and the defendant was
dismissed. Afterwards Griffin
turned the tables on the woman.
lodging similar complaint
against her. This case was
also tried this morning, the
woman being found guilty and
fined 81 and costs, amounting
in all to s21.5o. Not being
able 10 pay the amount, she
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