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THE DALLAS HERALD. SUNDAY MOl.NING, MAX 15. Ib i
THE HAS IA1LY RIBAID
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PFOUT. frLLIOTTA HALL
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r irnnriit to tnnojnm J. W.
"wan. as aean'tl'late fir Mayor, sub.
aaucn of the Democratic coovm
areanth .rlswl to ann'xnto- ll.e n n f
mire . nam "nulilUe ror Jltyorol
inn k t. i"t.
HtDlCATIOSS.
.oral rri'ntavl partly cl'wly wmMer; twlh
to! u(ni; fi' fVifi In fAe trmptrnlure.
UaLIKoh.vu offige lo the Amount of
three and four car sds at a time are shipped
to Chlcnifo, end ae'l rondily at from flva to
tix dollars per box.
Accoruiko to th Ui rills of Hi. L-i'i'i
the realty of that city f)ot op $1:10,000.1.00,
and tho pronaUv $fi 000.000, for 1881, l,e
tola! boinj $1.r),000,000 1a thvi fur tho jvr
, previous. How is this? li the fn'iira g'fl'.t
city ('inidown bill? t
It it repirtel tKot .Mr, Amour, of Chi
cago, of tho flr.n of l'lmkinton, Armour A
Co- is i tho jrrnir i?p, and that be hss pur
chased a fiVt of (jr-iin v-snla nnd chartered
otnerr, to aa to keep any one tlae from con
trolling the lake freiirhta.
I iHox. A. M. Jomks, bavins bono, con An
a UaltalStijt"! rniponl nt CMc-nt
filed h il bondof $20.000 TndinTMf 'ii pnn
tbadutl?! of h!s i)fTi 'fr"lt ia mid' that ap
phcatiom for doutyabipi are received t'y
blm nt the nto of one a minute.
TllK seventh annual convention of the
Cathollo Youn Men's National Union was
In ninn tbii weok, ending yoilordiy, in
Chicago. Tho d -loKites. attnmJol aohmn
btKh mam at t!io cathedral of the, Holy
nirne, and Archbishop Fcenan delivered nn
In'pirlnn addrcas.
Nkar'.Y flvo 'hudnrcd employes wero (lis-
Cbareod from tho conaiu bureau during tp0
week ust passed Wauao of thn exhaustion
of tho appropriation lo pay for their services.
Thoro wern twoivo' hundred at work with
business enough on band to keep thorn busy
for a year to nomn
Inflammation of the boaclaltma broken
out to an alarming oxlnnt amonif, the. cattle
In Western Iowa and E latorn Nebraska, nnd
tho ownira of 1 iro herds fed much anxiety.
Healthy an i mils seem to be MTocted instant-
ly fy the pr"onci of di- '" tino, and
fur no medical aid
Tim thrntrlr
wrcstlinif with
action in ch
nlifhtyK'
K1 IBCVUni nil
that of the
obnoxious an
trtiti and aoc
f 'nnati arc
i mayor'
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BHEED3 A5D PATCHE3.
It U not an abtraci:oa. Il il rot an
Idfa'ity, living la the brair, but leaving lbe
he irt untouched. It dori not cooiiil in par
ticular frame of mind in the excitement of
animal feelicg or the overflow of theteoti
bililie, io the kindlin; of the fancy, or the
heating of the iniag:nation. It live not
mwely in viiible manifeitation of devotion,
in the bowing of the keep, or the lf:ing ot
hand. All these may be without Rsligiot;
ii Religion may exist without them. It it
benevolent action, flawing forth from holy
motive. It i that charity wbicu, hoping all
thligs, believing all things, contents not
itwl.' wl'.h a "111 ye warmed a?d be yo
cl itbed," but performs the good which il
daiires. It ia Ihttt love whiih tLrot
i'.t embrace aroui.d all bunian kind.
Ii U that ber.fvok-Dco wl.itu, like a river ol
gKxl, gushing from a purs f unlnin, flw
iroly f rth to ail, tprea'iin' beuuty nr.d
fert.lilyan 1 blesedne- around cauair.g the
desoUti) pUces of the eirth to rej ieo, and
m-king th'i wildernejs bud and bUiiorn as
the P)io. I. koowi rmt Ihf luit of power. It
k ims nut its own prefi-rmfcrit. lis kirgdom
ia not of thlfwor d I', is t.x hith to tiivy
the pte-idi nt ! t rn- k to d riri-c Ihi hum-
Lloit. It bith no ftllowsliip uh bigitrv.
Its cree l i, "Do Justice, love merer a-.,d wlk
humbly boforo God." Ia nc:t ii-t!;o pure
in heart. The temolo of iu worhio in the
U'livoreo. It U mitk, compah.iatof fori;iv
i'ig, without parlialily and wilhout hypccriy.
13 a tranicnpl ot iiiin who pcnt b's lifo
in doing good. It U tho spirit of Ood
living in the huimn himrt.
Tho woilJ hts not jot loaned the aor.g
th it the anucls tuiif ut tl.o advent i.f U.n
Mofjiah. Strange that tbo harmony of
hcavon ahould jnr bo upon human .!
Stranger yet that they who havo known
tho baptism of the Spirit ihould Imvu to
bertrt to Join tho angel anlhmi, "Ijkcu on
eirth, good wiil to tnci.l" When will this
loirful invontUti-nvy end? Not while an.bi-
tiun stalks Iiku adun ni over earth, cruahi.-.g
tho grisi and thn xrnin, ai.d blighting lud
and blossom. N ,t wnilu the florae joll of
Uhvoc rings out upon Hi i nir, and tho futloeks
of IU horsoi drip with blood and hrun.'.
ho.if-jrmed 1'roin thodjin unil tho dead.
Nut while power builds his throne of human
akulls, cuniontittg; thi horrid fnbric with
blood and toara. Tlio red rain of tho battle
houlu boat upon many u fluid, and tho h.ilf-
gorged vultureahall sit full oflen at hii aw
ful feast, dilntily seeking living eyes
as they look their lust to hesvoi.: widows
ahall bonJ in their still despair over tho flre
!. hearth, wailing to hear tho ali-p that will
navor sound on tho threshold again, and
orphnrn ahall call for their alaughtorcd aire
In vain; war triumphing In evil, sbttll wal!:
abroad, tUining the groe t oarth with guro,
and garments shall be rolled in blood: and
yet tho disciples of tho prince of peacj will
slumber on. Nay, they will be active nr.
tidpatora In tho wrong, giving the continual
lie to their couslant professions. And when
'Will tho end b(?
"Already the i'-ai-IIi arnvilli in uin
Jn i DtiiV,-'tlio I1:es of doalriiotlju burn hotly
CHI r-CHtT,
Poke are growiog larger.
Black cashmere gown art made up with
sa'.in belt and collars.
Blouse wait's of embroidered musliu are
conaiderei pretty for morning wear.
Necktie of white mu'l, with polk dot,
are made up with hemstitched end and no
lace.
A soft and pretty transparent cotton stuff
of a narkeen color, lately introduad, ia called
surah lawn.
The latest pMtern for a button it 'devil
lecturer for the trrrpfrrnce eem,
town yeatrrda?.
Mr. B. R. Webb, eutfc- r of WebV D-iMt,
rcijuierwi ai in r.i r.i. A t&e talus
h .tel are H W Sttckieg. Tit1 ruri.d;
T IIeLr, jr. Bltirr.orv; I K Bjtler, Ciuci
nali: W L Norman atd E M L ird. St .1
A K Griffith, Pari, and other too numerous
to mention.
Bsra. liaioa'a I ersnr
We rrgrot to ay that lira. Saxon met wilb
a very treat! audiencA on the occti.n of her
lecture, '-Women in Ref rms," at Craddock'
playing on a tambourine, with aiba:keround lPer ho""? riBt- She certainly de
of stars bchLd him,
To thow with liibt hair can he recom
mended Tutcan braid hata nf thn rittrbfiU
yollow. Tbo coEtrast ia admirable.
Tho mOBaicS Which arn mrninrr Inln
fashion ftar hearthstonea are told in one
pieo, ar.d can be laid down aa phjuiv aa a
slab of atone. .
There la a eamtilinr flunr ahnut iha
broctdea uaed for the latest sunshades and
fans, for the il.-urea on them are diamonds,
hear',7, r-padi.and clubi.
There U a Taney at present forusirir iron
served a packed houn ar.d the cultured peo
ple or l'allat mused a rare opportunity of
irirnii'K iii n 'uo-i micresiirg leciure aanur
bly delivered. Otter atirac'.iona in the city,
notably the politico! areakinir, probahlv
caused the tmall audier.ee. nolwithitsndiriir
wDtco, ane apono as lb. ugh sto were ad
urcMirg innuHiKu, ana idos wbo were
preifr.lwroconipletelv captivtd with her
elocution, manner or oelivery, e'e,
Uemueriitlc Hn-y
A grand democratic rally was held last
ntt.n aki A...nn. r. t t 3 ......
.1.. 1 1 : " ' -' v...,,. . .11 vii ru rtusnn
... mo ii k ci inote grates which are stre. !s in support of Or. J. W. Crowd'..', the
" w.t,le &cd aeeoratir.g it in aouie ap mrninee for m-ivor. B w,flt M?z,d ar d tt o
V v 1 , .nw, wun a picture air ws niio-l with muii. Tnere w' i lnri-e
... . ... num. iiui mo iron ouc'c is noi 1 rrowq present, aid (rihhi. IJ-im. Oiin
....u..,ui a.uioui una. 1 v.elinorn, tiereiiil V-.bit, C,.(,! "l F. (j.
i. 14 a SHfi thine; that ort.fl.;i-i roses are so j 1 . '"I '' L.'-' anJ Dr. ( twdus him
i.ir 11 iniiucea torno women lo mke ''uiiio ..ne ifipe'.irg, wn ch wn
uviiisrivea niaeoua oy mtieniLg thr-e cab. uiaiu-. in-ro wi i t. ma-ttiiet at
oiu i ro.-ea In a bunch Ju :t be'iind their --'ttM pomn i-i Uih ci!v Monday niiU'.
pi'.-ulid gland, while tying their bono't!
etringi iu a monstrous bow bem-.'.h the , Hniioc-rutti' Riilly,
' , t'oneral CnVll :.nd ttbera will HdJr the
V u lp llmM has found a be- tax payer nnd Uhorir.j men nt th-, U-iion
nyn a-id heavenly nnrno (or tho typo of depot, on Monday r.ijht Thv will talk
young man that ia principally remarldblo for ! uood sound dfm ji'r.ry ftr,d aenw'to tho pe
tee buuty of hs tuousUcbo, the perfection I pie. v
On Main street in Oort ,,f the Grind
Windsor hrtel. and at t e I'scili.- depot by
Crawford. Wellborn. Ciwir1. and'nther ill..
o nia nwlie, and Ins knowledge of all the
nowi.it dances. This gentle being tne Times
wuoo a uuny antjei.'
Prentice Mulf. rJ declare that two hours'
wori, looutu hot stove is more exhauslinir i
I h .! r. Ir' .... V. I . - . I
. Jn luur UOUrS WOrK It n il.ir.ra ur..l
tuinkt the wrmen who in Kuropn do men'
wonc in tho flulda ara bettor off than the
American housuwife, of whoao lives llve
sixihs are ponl in the kitohon.
What posaesses people .o hang several ob
long mirrors crosswise in a room ? They
contuse r. flections fearfully, and sitting lately
in a drawing room bedecked in this funion,
wo Etoined to have g it our legs ar.d arms
unplaced and lo huve grown crooked ar.d
u.irBlinpU'l aiiugoim-r.
nr-.i ... .
wiin annuo respect fir the noble and
distinguished people who danced the c itil'ion
I ;te!y at tho German ainbaau'lor's bill in
V i "ina, or.o nf the figures imro lured, wa
' ' ay, wn neiiner rehriea nor
cl--i;anr. Tha luJiej threw golden bills and
i"" nenueir.en cs'.igni them with thoir fiet.
i n.) present a'yle of expensive funerals
h.; , usaavanlnges for tbo-o who ara con-
acioua mai mey are in the way in this world
n.iu nr.. noi anxious lo Do buried, ii thi
i-irisunn union show?, in relating how an
..nwimiu uuauano; laio.y a'ii'1, "I (an t
nuora m loso my who, i r it wouhl coat at
a inousanu uoilara lo bury her rosnect
In..... l.r.l,. ..... I r .
out nnd bear old time democrat) talk.
(urn
S.tuO UcH.liU.
They cure all dlsetaea or 'hu stomach, bow
elMi'oot, l!y.-r. nerve-., kldaeva an.l ml .ry
urirana, an. I 3)01 will ii p.iu lor a Ihv
will not ei,r-orli.r, r.r for Hhjtliloi? In i
of IlijuilrlH lo'lrol 111 tllPlli Hop liutt-rt Tc-t
It. He " I'rul.is" or ' .'rov.-ro," Iu auotliei-
morn s,
( snoa nails I'er
1 n.b.i.
ji uoiin.la.
Tuu Britlahgovernmi.it has informed llio
French mluistor that it will bn I'issnti-llod if
a harbor ao important its Bizorta remain n
tho hand cf any European power. By the
lame token tho United States government
can inform all other power that it will not
conaont to the conatruction of tho Panama
canal, unless it be under it control and man
agement,
Tub diveraloi of grain from lt heretofore
usual eastern railroad and water routes to
Now York, to tho river r-uto via Now
Orleant aeema t have ntlected anriously tho
carryiug trado of that city. Freights to
Europe for tho past few weeks Irom Gotham
hjtvo been exceedingly tow. Ooo cause of
thla, it is trim, ia tho foot that an unusual
number of yuaaela bavo landed In that city
with immigrant, and lor tho sako of n return
cargo bavo reduced (might rate, but thoro ia
no question but that the lota of ao great a
bulk of tho grain of tbo country baa avast
doal lo do with it. Tho result will be in tho
near future that Immlgrnnt-laJxn vessels
will go to New Orleana
inatoad of U Now York and
th. n the south will begin to get a fair divide
of the foroign population now flocking to
ourehorcs. Urielly dUcusalng the question,
tho St. Liuis Kipublican ayc "Freight
rate Irom New York to Europo have boon
m irvelously low during the past few weeks,
ud it ia a significant fact tbat the grain
movement via New Orlaana has continued
notwithstanding, although Hi hardly prob
able that New York will ovor tu.Joy a
greater advantage lu this respect than it baa
ecently. The euorniou immigration to
his country ha brought number of vestol
to New York, which have willingly taken
freight back at almost nominal figures, in
order to get anything in tho way of a return
cargo. Grain has been carried at low aa live
ceutt a bushel, ui possibly even cheaper
than that, white the lowest rale at New
Orleans hat been more than double
the lowest rate at New York. Of
caurke thi condition of affair will out be
permanently maintained, but at the Im
migration will certainly be of enormiua
proportions for many month to come, It
certainly look at if til I.oui ihould bottlr
1 If and do lomuthlng to divert a part ot
flit tide to New Orlear.a. Sinco all the im
migrant, with very lew exception, are
dtlned fof the country bordering on or
beyond tho Mlultalppl and IU tributaries
there can bo no quottlon that they can be
transported by Now Orlean by our river
boat batb more comfortably and cheaper
than they can by rail from New York.
. 'Would it not bo well for tho Missouri Imml.
(rratlon tocloty to call for a conference with
tho 8U Loult morcbanti engaged In tho ox-
port trtle, to ie what can bo don to In.
due vassals carrying Immigrant to come to
Now Ortmuit? Ulatourl would rtcelv a
,' Uit, rtwaoUh Immigration, nnd freight
tatoi from New Orlean to Liverpool would
wo www it inn Q.,uiu b ont,H
""TV
And Wi.,)",-. left to quonuh thes.i tiro-?
The good man fulluth by tho w ay, ,iind thu
man of peace porishoth in tho atrcotf. En
gines of death are torn from the tortured
orth, and tho children of men drive vigor
ously their trade of blood. Tho song of tho
atiirol Is unheard amid llw din of tho bat lo
fluid, and the precept of tlio gospel aro for
gotton in tho tumult of camps. Tho tide of
human blood must flow till it machos tho
bridlc-bits of tho warriors' horses. Tho timo
of the carnival of doath haaloniith on! Tbo
feaat of the vulture ahall ba spread. II woe
ahall gorgo hiinsolf with human prey, and
carnage, drunk with gore, shall ataggur ovor
hi crimsoned path! Tbo earth thill be
come liko tho valley of Uinnon, and the hy
ena shall howl at his horrible banquet: and
yetthodi'ciplonf tho Prince of Paaco shall
slumber on. This ia tho purpose that it pur
poses upon tho wholo earth; and this is the
hand that it slretehod out upon all tho na
tion. For tho Lord of II ist hath pur
posed , and who shall disannul it? And Ilia
hand is atrotched out, and who ahall turn
back?
Ih oi'ii editorial on tbo Texas & St, Louis
narrow gaugo railroad an frior crept into
ono of tho sontrncet. We aaid: "A aix
toen ton engine on a narrow gaugi road will
haul live or six bund rod bale of cotton
mora than a twenty- four ton englno on a
ilandard gauge." .The typographical artiat
who set up this"take"loft out tho word "or,"
which ahould have boon botwoen tho words
"cotton" and "more," making road, "a alx
teen ton engine on a narrow gauge road will
haul 600 or 000 balo ot cotton, or mora than
twenty-fi'ur ton engino on a standard
It is io order now for all tho democratic
paper In tbo country to offer their column
to Mr. C.u.Ming, If ha desire to publish the
truo Inwardness of hi pllgrimago to Mentor
and tho consultation that took placobetwetn
himself and Mr. Garfield, and which, led him
to bucklo on hit armor to aid in the
olectlun ot tho Chicago nominee. Ho ahould
have 'arte blanche to wrlto and ray what ho
planted. Tho country would like to know
all about that matter, and no- It hit orpor
tunity to enlighten tho people.
iio.v reins .luck Uot twny,
A special to the . Chicago Tribune as
Coiiiderablo excitement waa caused in
Minneapolis this morning by tbo discovery of
the escape from tho county j-.il of the fa-noua
road Bgeut and dnsporado, Toxin Jack, o'.her
w'bi John J. Wilbur, wiioo cip'.urea have
been chronicled on numorjug occ isions. Ut
list adventure diplaed sinuch .ioolnesa and
nervo and fertility oj" ir.isourcea as is of on
I r2n:...VVi.vr-?: Vr-jW li. ho w . f
cnitur.!.! by Deputy Marshal A. D. Pay", at
Y-inkton, D. T,, for dealing a pair of horses
in Velio Medicine county, whore ho h ia
been noteJ as a general doaporado. Joseph
Fortinr, Hie sheriti'ol' tho county, procured a
requisition to take him to Granito Falls,
which placo ho reached on tho 2!)tb of No
vember, when ho whs brought befcrn tho
grand jury and indicted aa a horso thief and
for .ii attempt at murder. After tiie indict
ment he was brought to tho city and incar
cerated in the county jail I ' cenber 25, from
whlnh ho very nearly escapo.l by sawing off
ihi iron bar ot tho old cngo, tbo imrticulars
-ud tho frustration of which have already
b.-en published. On the 30th of April Sher
iff Portier and Di-nuly B. T. Ilnndall took
him back to Granita Fall, whore he was
tried and aentnnced to imprisonment
nt Stillwater for three . years, and
on their WBy to Stillwater last
Sundiy they sl oped hero nnd placed the
prisoner in the new and supposed to bo im-p-eirmiMo
cage In charge of Sheriff Eunia.
But wnon they went nder their man vp.tor.
day morning he was not to be found. There
was only an emply cll, a broken skylight, a
hailing rope and a few footpfiril' left. The
manner of his escape is supposed to bn th's:
Ho t.a, with a pri'enor nnm.d Kimr ai..l
tium'ii rof other, lucked tip in tho secon'l
tier of ccgoa in tho new a-t i.f the jail. It
is the cn-tom lo ordor the prisoners Into lb1 ir
respectivi) cells hel'ora tho tur: kev onena tl.
do ir, and after thiy enter ho move a lever
from the outsiilo which lock all tho doors.
Thit was dono on Sunday xiuht a u--ol
and to all appourancea the priaonera were
secure, and thn cflloer went in with the
ration, which were pulled through the
plan's provided under the door, but there
was i ne amply, into which Texa Jrk ia
uppnsed to liavo secreted himself, and while
inoomcer wnsoneagnu in leeding the other
priioner he flipped out, and eilhor ascended
to the top nf (he osge or else jumped down
to tbo lower floor and got into the dungeon,
where he remained until afior the place was
l.ickod up for tho night, when he climbed up
io a temporary la.mor ion io am inn work
men in finishing the ceilins of that room.
and worked bia way lo the sk'liuht, from
which ono pane was broken, llo crawled
through this and crept nut on ihe Bleep roof
mi ne lounu a rope uara ry tne masons to
raise and lower tho ataging from which they
are engagrd in painting the well. lie cut
long peo, which he taitencd to the sky
light, ant descended to the ground, which
till bear the prints of hi itockinufoot the
only reminder left to conaolo the wondorlne
Jailer.
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Leading liliin
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OF TEXAS,
No. 712 .Elm c?
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No. I.
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TJi
it; above cuts represent a f'ewof flu. X,.v SmiU
iistrcccivcd Ilt Pearson's. No. 1 is a litlic Bomietanrj
tnminetl beautihilly.No.3 represents one stvle of trim
1L ?? 2 w,th. PPllkr rokc. No.' 4 is also a
yw. e nave tne largest stock of
IV- -, xv X !' - , 7f I .
"mm a.
ladier--
Avear in
ut W a' ' .
Tim KtDa Jetties, tho exemption from
taxation for ten jeara of all mamfaotoilei
and IU restoration to decent and honeat gov
ernment, have given Mew Orlraot a toi m,
tnd real ottato In tho orotcont city ha gone
up, whllo buslne i it pouring In from all
quarter. When all the railroad heading for
that city aro completed, It will have t itlll
greater boom, and will rnw and flourish
until It becumet a aecond New York,
PRorrnaon lici tayi to-day will bo
clouding and threatening, and from to-mor
row to tho 17th Inclusive, It will bo ol i
with liability to frost unlott It hat previously
formed. 1
DuasRY'a Star route tiii waiaoomplote
cms
1'onf wonru.
Coir upon.li'iiceef ilia Herald,
Kent Wohtii, May 14, tail.
The Episcopal, Motho Jltl anl.Proabylorlan
Sunday .choola rach tlartid out to-day to
bavo a good time in tho usual picnic
way.
The liquor dealer araoclatlon elvo a baakot
p'.cnlo on tho hanks of the "Oliuio Trinity"
to morrow, t"t'
MrU. W. Oillesple, lb chaliman of the
republican executive committee of Tarrant
county, Issued a card lo-day Hating that tho
an e n lea repumican meeung or xnuriday
nl'jht, which Indorsed Mr. Butler for post
matter, toted without any executive author
ly.
A May party for tho llttlo folk will bo
giv-n at Mr. Turner' residence to night.
I. inom that Col. I1, ' Alexander, the
prctot.t postmaster, who I a very popular
sod efficient gsotlemtn, will retain hit posi
tion. An extremely drunk mn, trylrglo make
hit way up Main street Inst evening, created
onsiderable mu:ement for the palters by
U t not Yvurg, tbo ilato temperance
- Ata uitwaaty
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of Ihe Chost,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell'
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Goneral Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No Preparation on earth rqimla Sr. Jimns Oil.
as a , awrr, nlmpl ami rnrnp External
ltenieiljr. A trial emails but tlio oiuiruinulveljr
trilling outlay i.f 60 Cents, and eierv on mrTerinn
lih mln can Iikto clieau and iwaltiva rrouf of iu
claims.
Directions in Eleven Languages.
BOLD BY ALL ntUflOISTS AND DEiLERS
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
Itnlllmnrr, Mil., V. S. A.
Nit:('iAi. MiriiM.
jLKNUl.tsil ATI!tU)liHlC' .M .ilnn.
Mitchell bus no equ.il; in her profusion In
tvlllog the pii-t, piiwnt unil future. Hlie shows
jotia eorrenilllifiie-a nf your rut tire j"rll,e'
Sho lelis y. u what you ho hit ail'ipt 0 r r
Incites liiil.leu lrenui-ii(,c)al oil anil ml-i-r
al. Mie removes evil lntliii-iice,brl! gi. .Iier
llioso long porteil neit nn k a Hie slander unil
anilrnvy r your euoiiilea full hurml-iis. ( all
auil h oonvliired. t'au fce rumut opposite tlio
City Mull, on Sycamore, eeat alilo' hotweeu
Main and Coiiimorc-j ttreeti. Boo sign.
I WllA w
Vl'lue Lumber, Siting.
Ilisjlja, a-iHNier,
...
9, Texas.
iarniebed
V
nces.
I ON,
UMance
Tohoa (inn ol ihe Finest Hioeu of MEN'S, LADIUS
AM) CHILI). .KS'.o
boots and mm
KverSoan In this marnet.
Wo have
d.NO'ICK.-U(' ehy elven thai o i May nth
tlieiiianHBompntoUhe Wlnelei-A IVIIion mnn.
ura"tiirlnoiiiiAiiy of Hits city will launder
IhemanaKCliieiit of A L, Cenwoil, wholuts
had many years cf uperlence In the tewing
machine business, and to all llinao wli i:vmilil
like to make n piirchaae of Hie New No. 8,
can bo accommodated ;by calling or having
ardors at ale. 711 Mulu tirorl.
, W'huelor Wits n MTgCo.
.. v"r vv- Mount
lilln, Texan. May 5, m.
H.T-r-WINHMAOrllXKOOOIW.-Allklln's
of Hewing Machine ueeUloaiind parts at lowest
wholesale price. H.iud for price IM and save
chnigts by netting goods at lioine.
OTIS, SMITH .. CO.,
itl 72 Main sir .let, llmuton T.-xaa.
O-W NTED-M s'onn-cutUrs at Ill.Wper day
orpkoo work, nWoio iiitarrymonlat tiM, pei
day loilrlller on the llniiiia bililge ou ti. C
M.r railroad, H, J. l.ooiite, coutroctor
Morgan, ll-eque Co., Tex.
O-NOUCKIO CONTItACT()lt4 - Having
coinpti td the first icctlonof twenty-five miles
oftlieKasi Texas llallwny, sealed propoxal,
will he received at this ntlloo tint!l Tuesday,
Moy.Hl.t , 1891, for elearlng, grubbing, grading
and tlnihsr work for the next seventy. tlve
mile.
PmiMwals will bo received for sections of
tlve miles nr fur the, wbol work.
Plana and prolll-t can bo toea at thisontoe,
and specldesl Inns had on application .
Httcosasrul hl'ltlor. will hs required to give a
bond of ioilaninlty against all olalms on their
work.
Work mutt be promptly commenoed upon
the awnrd, and vigorously pushed. Tht right
to rejrrt any nnd all bids Is reserved.
For Infi rmntlon apply to dudge J. r. Crosby
l're.liliri East Texas ltnllway, Houston,
hiniT, . House, Danker, MoiKloa, Taxes.
or to Hi i tiiiilersl(iied on the work,
It. II. COUstNS, Chief KnKlnecr.
Itraiiinont, Te.,Mstvl, mil.
O 11,'k I 1CK I ICN I l-un ami alter Mon
dsy, May 2d, t will deliver Ir In any rart of
tn city aaeliepathoebetiti K B Ilager,
full Mflitortmnr.l tf IIT1PTIU VIVV T .i.tr...
brated m.bne. ..L. " V -'V.'1B? n-l omer c
u. , " - ".""u f w? "Mr un,p". ,'lher in l)re,B M.i-.i or Comino.
TO Z2T r180 lrCK or sP"nS Blylw! MEN'.S ami YOUHl'SFISS
wv -.j,a.u rti nai 1111 lUSpWUUU.
TV"T" yx . a i - . -r -
iNU s TO SHOW GOODS
a. or v a a t nw.T . . .
And Our Prices will be Found THE Lt iV f S r.
A COMPLETE 8TOCK OF
On lliind, all the Latent Styles, received at
LEON K A. I-I "N" ' y
604: SLIV: STREET.
MAXiraryruBtcns or
CEO.
LANK BOOKS
Xsia-no--H.x:jFji . ,
PINTE5S AND STATIONERS,
PUBLISHERS OF ALL
J2
Used In th State lof Texas
421 and 433 North Main &tn
NT. I.OIIS.MO
Oiiret;ihlahmnllvery muoh th largest and moit oonu lete or It. kind W'Bt Of
Mlulaalppl river. Our grant apeolalty la theanpply or (Joenty ( Uoer. Ba" k ' , Miebul
n hr,li"iVm" ea. Ag,mU M " lnU ' W;ntl7g aa'd " uflewry renl
Dvpnrlnsontor IssNiiratioo, HtMtatleo,
itistl Illatory.
Austin. Texas, Maroh 11, 1881.
To all wham II may oonoern t
This Is to certify (hat Hie' Eniittalile Life Aa
auranoe Hioleur.or Nuw York, has In all re
ieel lulln eoinollwl with Ihe law ol Taxaa as
ciinill'.loimilei-Mlnni tula doing bualneaa In
1Mb slate, and ttiet ilu -i. Compaiiv holils a
eertlilcalanf an'horlty fnun thla oill'oa entit
ling it tu U ) iioeliii-a. in thla ataia for ono year
fnun tliolHiilsynr .taminry, 1HSI, to the illsl
ii.,ynf Uecem'wr IH-I.
ttlven under my himrt and rent, a, oflbe, In
Auv.lu, ine day and date drat above
J r a I tuonUiiusd.
U9 t A. W, Hpnlglit.
., . , Coiinil.altner,
S.U. Phlpp ,, .L.Mav,
T'lAgt. tKMi'Uajt,
nepnrlmoait r Snauraneo, SlallsU1
bo. ii ana is usury.
A ii.iln CI. 11. USi.
Thi ccr.llle, ttiat I'm U-rooin 1 ttoU-fl
uompH-y, i rrrtiporr, ., usvln compu
Willi nil theiequlr. mentHof lair riatln"
suranee Otinpai.les In this S'ale, ami i''"'
exhibitor ao- r lllene from tho loniptrr'IIJ'"
pulillo accounts aliowlna payment of III8?,
OccupailonTax ioi nue jr rrom tin I'1"
otJanunry. 1891, Is hor.i j autliorlseil le
sue tha lni.n,. or H e ..ml Marina Intunw
thrniiKhoui tUesla'o froinlh" I-.1 ilnvuf;
l.nrw IMl tn Ci... !ll.l I . t.r I .eet.l.ltr. I
npim paynieiiinl snehfiirilieriax 'no t,l,t-r
niiinletpal rorH irullo s In which fionipwi
may do bustueaa at ixey l-e rei"ltel hy law- I
totes Ijinny Khervof, I berellnlo flat Jj
. I---I..U ami n.nx inn iinprrB-- n
IbI flohii si a the (lav ami dnte tl-s' at'
I I WrUtau, A. W Hii-iv".
CotnmlasW
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