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THE DALLAS HERALD, TUESDAY M0ItXl.NO, AP17IL4. 1882.
SUNDAY DISPATCHES.
the 11ouIihIo) fat yet Sorrowful Seng
from tho rnrorliiiintes-Tlie .
Wntera Kernllng, yet KIs.
In? In Other 1'olutn.
XluUier Lowell llmioutircd hj
l'ortliiiiit I.jimI l.i'mruo ninl Ills
Krrnll Drniiiudoil.
the
ARE DAILY
able to show you
of SPRING and
A
5tjTiT".Tsi uA... Ml liinils. .iiivenu
in lis are in irrout ilwwr of (loatinir, ritouk
lanolin; moved to Hello Use on tho ateiiup
tioat Kxtru. Mr. Judson. ot the Times.
Democrat , was in consultation with several'
ot our prominent citizens us to the best
method of relict, should occasion demand
ii. The niiiinuiicciuc nt made to day by the
railway thut no trains would arrive from
New Orleans causes considerable anxiety.
'Tire stock of provisions is very limited, and
unless wo are relieved by floats in n few
days thoro must ho BUll'ciine;. This town
relies upon tho railroads and swamps for ils
support, and the stoppage of trains throws
many persons out of employment, mid
the swamps are too hieli to work to
advantage. Our people expect at
least two feet inoro of water. The
, nost-olllco will bo Hooded hv morning.
JJolh the Iteview und Kreo l'resi ulllces
have raised their Hours. Ilutli issues of
these journals will bo inado under serious
disadvantages. Several of our merchants
have removed their Roods and closed
their stores. (Jouccrniiif; Ilerwick hay
britl)o: We have just, returned from
it inspection of tho work with
Major Nutcli, und we found the
st nut u ro us staunch as ever. Additional
reports have been received of the ilistre.is
lug condition of tho people living iiIiiiik
llaynit llictif. It is hoped that the steamer
Mercer will urrivo to-night. In that event
the railroad rnnipiinv will send her to
the rescue. Blio will accommodate three
or four hundred people. Morgan
City evinced very (ichorous support
towards the people by giving free passes to
a large number, who would oilier wise have
been unable to roach high land. The water
raised two inches from 1'.' to!) p. in.
Dr. I.iunatm.
London, April ".2 Tho Observer to-day
says: Wo are authorized to state that the
request of resident Arthur, communicated
by Minister Lowell to Sir William Har
oonrl, secretary of state for the' home de
partment, bus resulted Ir. I .unison until
the l.ith inst., peinline the arrival of certain
cvldeuco staled to be on its way from
America. Sir Win. llareourt is always
willing to effect exact time for due execu
tion. Tho clrc.unistances alleged are, on
responsible authority, in favor of the con
vict under sentence of death. The nris-
oner, however, bus been distinctly warned
rjiat tho respito granted under these cir
vuustiincen raises no presumption of Dual
reprieve or reeonimemlatlon of his capital
ttentenco.
Kiiiplintle,
. mm ', -ii n., ai ll., il II lllt-eilllgoi
ll.,,,-, .w Mt A ...II n ..1 .r
the land leiigtio this morning resolutions
were adopted condemning the
imprisonment ol American citizens
in Ireland, characterizing n infamous
the conduct of Minister Lowell and unking
for his recall, iiud rduesting the president
to demand tho immediate trial or release of
all American citizens now couliiicd in Brit
ish dungeons.
Drowned,
LoNnox, April 2. A dispatch from Leu
tor's telegram company from Coriiniiiisiiys:
Thirty of lliocrewof tho Yearachate, includ
ing tho captain und pilot, were drowned.
Thirty-llvo of tho passengers were
saved. The number of the drowned is un
known. Apptilntuil Consul,
Lonhon, April 'J, lr. Nachtigal, tho col
obrated African traveler, has been appointed
German consul at Tunis. He Is Instructed
to confer with M. PeHvyclnet, In passing
through l'aris. His appointment is re.
gitrtletl as a fresh proof of the satisfactory
relation between France and (ierinany,
br. l'KTKRsuumi, April 2. To ntteml the
nroiintion, the Herald aavs: Tho Knhu
Of Miorun will attend urn forthcoming cor
onation of Ihecar of Moscow, with n nu
merous retinue. The Ameer of Hokhaiawill
bo represented by a special embassador.
The Insurgents.
CmTiittip, April 2.-11 is slated that
llcrxcgovinian insurgents, slier a llcrcc en.
pageniont, have captured some iituilloni
from tba Austrians,
Th. Tort of M.w Turk.
Nkv York, April 2,-ArrWetl ; Hteonters
Orinoco, Carolidclcl and Xleckar.
ST ATI I'HKOt, .
'Me it la the general holier of the frieiuts
lid aupporlcra of tiovernor Uoberts,
luounting, in their opinion to nn nliuost
cermitity tuud We admit the signs of the
times point In that direction), that he will
fertility receive tho nominal ion of the
democratic convention for the third term
would It not be well for the party to begin
looking around for a suitable candidate for
. tho liciilcliaiit-gnvcrnorsliip? It will be
remembered that tiovernor Huberts has
reoentle ehailireil bia ritaiil.it,, A......
Tyler to Austin; and, as Lieutenant-tiny.
ornor Storey is a resident of Lnckharl.only
thirty. live miles distant from Austin, it is
not reasonable to suppose that the people
would be rery loth to select a governor
tut lieutenant-governor whose residences
re not mora than thirty-llvo miles apart.
In the event nf Onvcrnor Uoberts' nouilna
tlon, we hardly think Lleiitemuit-Unrernor
Hsorey will risk hit chances before the con
volition, tor the second position on the
ticket. At least. 11 he does, weareverv
much. mistaken In the gentleman's good
Judgment. Hastrop Advertiser.
If It Is believed, M It ii Unquestionably
true, that th iwnnmlnatlon of tiovernor
; itoiwns win greany reuuc tu democratic
majority, If It dot not leooanllio ihs son.
" pf Ui Party, why dou'i the opposition
to him begin to take slmi and
noncenlral upon some good man ?
If action l; thli respect It to be
delayed until th convention meets
sir shall tee repetition of what took place
t lallas ; Hubert III train b nomlnstrtl,
which may rult In th defeat of the lrm
swntllc party at the poll this fall. If you
ay that Senator altrtin it not th man to
bamionia h party, Just nam any rood
atabU man, ami ti will rveelr tht inp
port of tht Watchman. What w want U
0 L
the "imrueiliate" concentration of tlic oppo
sition to tiovernor Koberts. Panola
Watchman.
To what cause oilier than protection can
weanribc the rapid irrowlli of southern in
dustriei, ami particularly the wool interval
Hal not the protective polity done fur more
toward developing the iiiilustrics of the
smith in the lii.it Ion years limn free traile
ditl in the twenty lireceilinir the war. Wo
think ao, and believe that the Rroat
iiiusscaot the southern iicoinu arts rupitlly
romiiiK to the sumo conclusion. The theory
of free trailu is pretty in the abstract,
hut as n business uialtcr would in practice
A not only the sheep industry in lexas
tho other southern states, hut would
prove ruinous to tho iniiiiutiic'tiiriiiR
strics so rapidly being limhleil up.
1 jirotcctive policy has been cnliirccil
liontly Ioiik to make the north rich,
liow When it is lien lining a vast henelit
Vo south wo destroy it. Handera
e.
- .ii.,.. WU, h.M ilt r,..
I "linitlii l onie hm k
till the Toiled
"""""""liilh, what ii
eteran repul
COMING IN';""anl
by far the LARGEST
SUMMER CLOTh.ypS
c or
unit tin
....i. Is ul Austi.
Mature loan tin
towns or individn1
security. ITexark,
The Sunday edilioK
M is tho largest iliil, .at
paper bus made wonderlitn., r-i,iciits
since last full, and north Texas is to lie con
gratulated on this newspaper enterprise. '
Wiixahachio Kntorpri:e.
A revised edition ofliovcrnor I'obcrts'
''To.ws".ls to ho issuetl. The jack-rabbit
nnd oilier cigar-box lid chromos will bo
eliminated. Wo suggest, too, thai the rail
road map bo struck out, us it in fearfully
Inaccurate. Waco Kxiiinincr.
"Leading democrats: ofNtephens county
who sfippnrtcd Huberts: in 1HSU are opiiosing
his clcciioii to the third term. They can
not lend their inlluence to I lie defeat of
.Senator t'okc." Ilreckenrldgo Texan.
COI.OItAIM).
Correspoudenee nf tho Herald.
I'ot.oiiMio, Tkxan, April , isti Mitch
ell county is having favorable growing
weather; grass is pushing forward and
slock is thriving. Tho small amount of
barley and millet sown looks well, and gar
deners nre busy Jnnd hopeful.
Mr. A. W. lhimi has just made tho sale
of a bunch nf cuttle, about l,llnt$ll
round, for shiiunciiijto Illinois.;
.Messrs. Puilcy Lester, nnd I'. A. llazzard.
our postmaster, will open a new business
house to-morrow.
I ho e ciraut stone countv tail is lust
reaching comnletiou. and lire mirations ur
showing up for commencing active work on
tho court house, the foundation having
been completed last fall.
Colorado is building, up rapidly and
business is lively.
Tin. Itutn ut Willi h Well's Comut Is ati-
prnai'liltig the l itrlb.
1'rof. l!,ns and his assistants having ob
tained a third observation of the Welts
comet, havo succeeded in miikim: a prelim
inary calculation of the stranger's orbit.
At present it is about liM.utm.uoo miles from
the earth, and ils distance from us will not
probably be less than 8i,inn,tR at any
time. It is approaching the earth ut the
enormous velocity of L'.miO.iMtl a day and
while ii will nut come as near as other
comet t havo done, it may be expected to
niiiko a line display for a" few days in the
early part of .lime. The present extraordi
nary intensity til'ita light, which comes to
us Irom the enormous distance of lilO.mii,
iU miles, proves that it has plenty of ma
terial lor future display, and it wi'll proba
bly show a long and nearly straight tail of
enormous tliiiicniions to our antipodes.
A tier passing ils perihelion it will probably
biciiino visnbleiiilhe northern hemisphere.
It now appears in the constellation i f the
Lyre near Vega. 1 1 will pass to the west ward
ol that star, and about the 1st ul April will
stand within four or live degrees Iroui it.
Two weeks of further observation w ill serve
to remove many unccrtainiies w hich now
exist ns to the future of tins comet, and
these observations will unoiicsiiiinshlv be
awaited with the greatest interest. New
i orK Mar.
-'-
NeluHtls lor Actors.
There are some who lntn.mt that there
are now no schools lor actors. This Is
a very idle lamentation, l'.vcry actor in
full employment gels plenty ol si hooling
for tho best schooling is practice, and there
Is no K'hool so flood as a well-conducted
play-house. The truth Is, the cardinal
secrets of success in acting nro found
Within, while practice is the surest way of
fertilizing these germs. To ellleleiicy in
art ot acting thcie should come a eon ere -
gallon of tine qualities. There should be
considerable, though not necessarily sys.
tenialic, ciiltme. ihere should be delicate
instincts of tastes cultivated, consciously
or unconsciously, to a degree of extreme
ami subtle nicety. There should be a
imwcr, at once rvlincd and strong, of both
perceiving and expressing to other the
significance of language, so that neither
shades and masses of meaning may be lost
or exaggerated. Above all, there should
be a sincere and abounding sympathy with
all nun is good and great and inspiring.
Henry living.
Tlietlelil nt Texas.
Since the last session of tho Texas leg
islature the olitccrs f that state have pur
chased and retired Texas bonds amount.
ingloover$l,Ooi.UM. The remaining out
standing debt of the slate Is about $I.IVXl,.
tXx, and further purchases ol bonds tor
redemption are to be miule soon, The
latest purchase was $H'.',iHl of'long seven'1
bonds, due In I'.sd, without the right to
call until tine. The transaction was made
through tint Hank of New York. The
Price paid for the bonds was at the rate of
IUii lor a fun bond. Tho ttute olllcers
think this Is a decided bargain. The bonds
Mill had ,!3 years to run, and tho Estate
b now buying them In saves
IM on , everv IH bond in
the matter of Interest alone. The Texas
newspapers glv high praise to President
Charles M. Y ry. of the Hsu k of New York,
for th (arors he has done the state this
and similar attain. New York Timet,
- 1
OalUam breaking Dowa.
Prmily Warden Kitst, of th jail D
which Onlleait ittonflmd, nays th (.
tin it not well that h weakened when
he retd tn Interview with Bonvill, J,, in
Chicago, in which h laid hs did net mnd
(tiliiaatl being sscrlllced If it cilll tt'minn
In th Itw relating. In Intan orlmnalt
air. Kuss says the liilc(vlw ihrewtullssu
Into a frvtrl and he has hn sulky my
tine. 11 It aot well now. Kit appttu
it con, and be doesn't sleen wsll ia..
In bed irt al,y hotel or"restTIfHtiv
,i at mora reasonable rates. Th Ubles
oini(uppliFd with th best that horn and
',c,'ia market alUird. Flab, Iretb from
h rulf every day. Dinner and supper
"Vm made a tpecially.l I
Derof
How many ptrsont rt un In th morn
k without an appetite, bavin: bitter
it In th mouth, and (rellng weak and
fSllllated. AU the ned Cartw't Llm
GREAT GERM DESTROYER
DARBY'S
Prophylactic Eluid!
tllnir nf CIHII
scarlet
'o VI WIIIMLI.
POX Prevented.
FEVER
IT leers
hcmled
piiniUMi iuq ,
fivscntery cured.
Wounds healed rapidly
Itemoves all uuploas-
ant oders.
Tetter dried III).
It Is iierfectly harmless
For sure throat It Is a
sure cure.
CimtSKlon destroyed.
Slrk nanus purlllcd aud '.
made ideitSHIli. !
Fevered slid sick per- I
eons relieved ami j
refreshed by hatliiiut I
will) Prophylactic i
Fluid added tu the j
water.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Krysipcla cured.
Burns relieved Instaut- i
'
Pears prevented. !
Sdiptheria
jPREYENTEDj
L j.iSf&
a """BTOSa&W
It It la .1..
p
For atpisrler of a eonlury or more Hosteller's
Htniimcli Hitters tins been the rciciiiiiir snecllio
tor liiillm'sllnn, ilyn iista. fever and ague, a loss i
of plivsleul stiiiniiui. liver complaint and other!
disorders, suit tins been must cmplinilenllr en
tinned by nu dii ul men as a IichIiIi and Mrenuth
restoriitlve. 11 cnnntersets n teinleui'v to pre
iiintnre drenv. and sustiiliis nml ir,iiif,,ri :hr I
aged snd iniirm.
Knr nilc hv nil iTrn ciri.t nndiliiilersi'.meralle
Jvcifcssiomil.
a K AthiS. M. ll ,
l:ilio:sc.
Cor. lirjnii k Hnriv.Mid
J. A
hfMMKRH. M. II.,
IIKSI liKNIK.
(iraud Windsor Hotel.
Drs. Eagon & Summers,
l'liv-
s'tnlr-.)
icliins nnd Siirgcuns,
tilllee 71.1 .Main Street.
'i
W. B. Si 0. Q. WRIGHT,
Attorneys at Law, !
No 715 Main Street, fp ftsirs,
DALLAS. TKXAS
II. P. ME AUK, W. A. uiitAHAMl
Meade & Graham,
Law and Laud Office,
HHNKlK.rTA. t'l.AY COPNTY. TKXA
ii. s. mi:i,vi:,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
HEAL i:.sTATK AC. EXT,
AN3 llL'ALKR III EXCHANGE,
Soyaonr, Bavlcr Co., Tei.
BsnlihiK t'orrestitiiU nts; Adams & Leonard,
Palliis, Texss; Henry Warren A t'o.. Weather
lord, Texas.
W 1 1 A UTON Li K A X Cil,
LAWYER,
NO. 103 MARKET ST., GALVESTON
Will purchase Texas lauds fur parlies tleslr.
Ills to Invest. Will examine lilies, etc
J. II. OIBBS, M. D., "
OCULIST AND AURIST.
Offliw ISU7
I lia Htrcet, over VS. 11. Unwell A
l)n. Urini Store.
Oitlctt hours 1(1
m. in 1 p. m
vs. i.
Ciuwrnnn. I,. K. Smith.
CRAWFORD & SMITH,
Attorneys at Law
DALLAS, TKXAS.
Oitletv-Nn 411 Malu Ktreet
T110S. H. DA VIS,"
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WRATIKKPUKI), TKXAS.
land Mailers and Collections a Specialty.
orrica tM cociiT Hocsa
HENRY BLACK
Attonioy. nt Iuav.
Alhsm. Bhsrkslford Cs..Txm.
A. P. McKissoM K. O. Call
McKINNON & CALL,
Attorneys at Law and Land Agents.
HILLHUORO, HILL TO., TKXAS.
8ptvll attiMittnn ftveu tn Cnnimerelal at
SIM 1. est un. Will nraeUiHl III t in Ki..l.,r
ami Hui'reine t'niirta tf Hie Htate, In all tlie 1
eiiurisur Hill, suit In tllstrlets rutins of aillnln-
mil txuiiiiies. llsve a eiiinplftv ami ierfirl ab-"rs.-i
nf titles lo sll un-ev nf Isml lu Hill Ov
llulldcvs.
0. R. MILLER,
BUILDER.
a Ualu Stmt,
n A I. I. A i T x,
. NBLiftON,
ARCniTECT AND BUILDER.
Olllie, sluip and h'slilemv, lfta Wooil street,
, , l'alls Tesss.
rlsiu suit irawuit In elevation, with siwld.
esilnin sn l estimate, lor ehurehes selinnls,
bsiikln li,nn-v halls, iMllaires, ete., e.e , fur.
hlshttl en short nolle i:tntrtieilon siiHrln.
temlrl li.n rie.lrett. If the cmlmet Is awanleil
to me no rhsrte Is inaile for tbo ilrsw.ngs All
1117 "nrs will W tlone In Hie best workmanllk
t"sr.i.r Ciirreapontlrnee promillr aiteuilvtl to.
Finest seleetlou of arehlteeture on haiul.
Fresh Groceries!
t hart a well selectnl ttoek of fresh
Grocvrlea, IHuintrr Mutter, i'ltlckent
antl KgeT.
Mr nl'l rn.lomers will do well to call bcfort (O.
In( (Uswhvre.
0. T. ROWAN.
sll Mala t.. opposite ritTMarktt.
rnrr torn
WJiJTKIl X700II.
th " ttM to flit rVlt?rf for wood ft t
Wsaal tiHMa H-aistaaMl smart will kaensa iVi.a '
Oftt utply m, nnd not b rompvtl! tovtr
wlnaM BaLW wood yard, .
buy a, VYtTIBBACIL riwprlttor
4
Itof
ft ri
MACHINERY.
The Oldest Houso in North
o
siii:oiAi im)uci:mi:ts
Goods all First-Glass and of Known Merit
NO EXPERIMENTS AT CUSTOMERS EXPENSE.
Prices and Terma to Suit the Stringency of the Times
EXCLUSIVE STATU AGENT FOR
SKINNER & WOODS ENGINES!
Stearns Kiiiflnes mid Saw Mills,
Otto Silent (Jas Engines,
Knotvlc'g Steam rumps,
lledrlcls Terpetual Hay lrcsseg.
IIAIHJOOIVS PLOWS!
Columbus All-sletd Scrapers, Columbus Kailroad l'lows, Folsom's Automatic
. Fire Extinguisher For (JIu Houses.
. $L80 CARRY Ajni'uvjn; 8TAM)ARl)"(u6dbtfA8?0LLflW? i
1 ,11- 1
lull liiiS'M " 1 ! !B fl- 1 Jlu I I
5 ci
WE HAVE A FULL 8TC0K Or
Whitewater, Light Draft, Government Standard Wagons,
llilbtirn Farm and Spring Wagons,
CALDWELL CELEBRATED FARM WAGONS.
Write for Circulars, Estimates and Testimonials,
If. V. T03I1ICIN"S,
Corner Commerce ami Lamar Streets, . . DALLAS, TEXAS
C. J. MOORE,
Deivler in
GRAIN", GROCERIES
Country Produce,
No. 208 llouston
FEED A
Buys
sad sells corn, oats, hayaud
all other
suburbs
FREES &u-SON,
SUCCESSORS TO
A. . SIUrMHi Jfc CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
PIANOS & ORGANS
AND I1IP0RTEU8 OF
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
711 Main Street. Dallas, Texas.
.XEli and Bon Prices Duplicated.
I N S U R A iV C E .
Fire, and Marine.
KERFOOT & HEREFORD, AGENTS.
OFFICK-NO. :iU LAMAR BTRKKT. DALLAS, TEXAS.
Insuro r.uildinrrt ami Stocks, Flourin-r Mills, (Cotton Gins
and Contents, Dwelling, Farm rroportv, Etc.,
AtJDurpent Rates.
K. SHIELDS!
nr.Ai.KR in, anii MANri'Acrt'RKu's aukst run
Plate and Window &lass,Wall Paper, Paints, Oils.
Varnishes, Hrushes,
rieiure r mines ami .Mouminss. ne-sjicelal AtU'iitlou t Peeoriillvo
103 MAIN STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS.
l sper Haujtiuif.
iMITOHELL
POWDER
I JBXjXVX 191'., UALiIiAB, T332PC.
j We have a M nun .hie lu Pallas where we keep a full ami Jsrce Steele of the pelebrateil ORIENTAL
niWDKK. IHiilers ami railn.a.l buiMer. will bo furnii.he.1 at msnufseinrers nrlees, wllhou
harBliiu frel lit Wtlte for prtees. Mo MITCHKLL .It St KLXUlS, Ajn-iiij
HEREFORD and WARRICK,
ntointiirrous
EUREKA SOAP WORKS,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Braada-Cyclona, Pal Olira, Carbolio, Extra Ollra.
Oreaseof sll tWrlptlona taken Inetehsnte for soap, or bought; waion will rail If notified ,
Faetory on MeKlunev mad, on lliieot D. A W. R. R. UIkIicsI market irle paid for Ullow and
A antra rAix.
GAIN & ROTHSTEIN'S
NEW LIVERY, FEED
Oorn.r POLX and AUSTIN 6TEEET8,
Hare Just opened the shore stable with an entire
btiMlea eier kept In Hie eltr: jH-rfeelly sale tlrtvers for Utiles or
ami aeeommnilatlna drivers:
i; all ealla
pmmptlr i
b Uie day
tnarrlaa-es, (eelal rates; horses boanletl
-Ea F.
Practical Plumber,
831 MAIN STRKST,
OMern Hum, Hath Tubs, Wash atands. Water Cltweis. Itrloals, Rnbbe? HoZ, HydranuToiob.
Vd Caeok VaWaa, (top Cocas, Uom Voupllnp and DriM Walls, TsUiaoas your irdir..
a!?1? Uiltwlron Wp nl FltUnft,
Street, Dallas, Texas.
SPECIALTY.
country
frets.
produce. Goods delivered to the
& SCRUGGS,
fo
JOl aOTMSTIIN,
AND SALE STADLES
8onth of H. 4 T. 0, R. R. Fr.lght D.pot. .
new ootflt. Now binrctes. tlie llntst horses and
or lentlenien: a line lot of earrlates
ui'',,t,', ',0"l,li fuuoraUand
i. Telepnon Niv M.
attended
or aioiith.
DOYLE, -
Gas and Steam Fitter,
DALLAS,) TXXAS, r
0i TUtur tctJ Vm ihMtlnd.
pottery.
La. S. L.
This Is the only Lotterv ever Totej on .
endure(lli) the people of any buu '
Louisiana State Lottery Co
Ineorporaled In 16 for years by ufc ll5?
tnrefor eJiieatloiml sn.l eharliahle pUni2:
with a capital of Sl.ww.0ii0 to wlu..B .
lnd of over v,imo has sln.'e been acl,l!,,T
lip mn .v.irurtiili,tii. t. L. 'u.
i juiiiiw-ui'iiiiiiik rtipuiar vow. iu
ciiifc was made a nan of ihx i.r,....,., - -"
the present Sut ci
ier 2inl A n
sUlutliiua.t(ipted IitTomlier 2ml, A. D. 1tj
Iwt.rand Miigle Number Krawings"' wiu't-k.
place nmnlhly. It never scales or noi' i.i?
Ixajkat Uie lollowiiig ilistributiou: '""a
Oraal Keuthly I'istribtiilfn, Class D, it j
0;l.?aas, Tuid;iy, April liriBai '
And all lture lilrtrlbntioiis under the iur.frt.
iuu und uiaiiuiri.iii,.nt r,t "'va.
iuu und management of
Gen. O,
T. ltKAl'tmiAltn, of IA
ua.rt .I k I h . . . ...
..... V . ..L. J
Of V.
Capital Prize. I30.nni.
100,000 Ticket, at 'i each. Half Ticket,..
l.IT or TRUSS, '
i tan i al i iuit...
1 do no ...
1 do tin . , .
2 TKIZES OFSJieo ..
5 do 810O0...
20 do Mk).,.
loo do HO...
S 30,004
io.ua
i.ua
dim
. B.eii
10,001
. io,a
iiuw
10,000
io.nu
do 56...
do '.in. ..
6'0
1,000
do
10
APPROXIMATION fRllEg,
9 Approxluiatiou prijes of S;i). . . .
9 tin Ho Kio .
do wo,
2,79)
LMO
xa
llk)7 Trlscs amounting to tunji
Aliplictttlon for rules to clubs shouid be i mart,
(inly to thooilice of the company in NmTiw
leaua Wrltofor infonnailnii or scmln i
M. A. DAUPHIN, New OrltWi.. w
-43rd
Topular Monthly Drawing of th
In the city of Louisville, oa
Saturday, April 29, 1882.
Those drawings occur monthly (SmulaYi so.
centcd) under provisions of au act of uie Uen.
eral Assemblvnf Kentucky.
The rolled States Circuit Court on March SIL
rendered the following decisions. '
lstr-That tho Commomvcallli DUtrlbutloa
Company is legal.
2nd Its drawings are fnlr.
N R Th., 1',, ., v,..- .. . .
rt.iinrvH rim.l n,.a.l r.Mrn l. .k. 11... . 0
for the. ' ' m fmt
APRIL DRAWING.
30,000
1 Prlie
1 Prlio
1 Prise
10 Prizes, 11.000 each.
1(1, (Ml)
in,0(o
illicit
10 Prises, S-iOO each.
9 Prises, Mini each app id t'u print i;oo
rrues, lane each " 1 (00
9 l'rises, Slim each '9(0
100 Prizes, $100 eneh locco
2i) Prizes, f.MI each lo'coi)
O0 Prizes, f 10 each ij,oo
LOW) Prizes, J1U each
Sll.0 Prizes Ill'AIW
Whole Tlchota, 82i Half Tlctets.ll
X 1 A icHets, SaU dilTicket 10U.
Remit milliev or lmnb drnft In U.llr n, .!
byexrnie Pou't feiul by reglsteml letter r
posmnlre ordtr. Orders of 8.S nnil upward ty
ni,re. fn it 1... at ...,..,... i .1
orders to K. M. HUAKD.MAS, Cnurier..ioiinnl
lluililliig, Louisville, Kv or K. M. HOARHMAN,
sua Hroadway. New York.
LIU
. , Grnd Extra Drawing.
-tVpril, UMh, IwhO.
Cnmposcd (fmi Tickets nnlv. with 7S Prllfi
Amounilng to intl CiO Pesos. The First Capital
Prize being of !.( .110 Pesos Tim Pcsm ll
worth (Wets. IT. S. Currcecv.
NIK K OF TICKKTS.
Wliolu, HMO. Halves, V0 Quarters. t.
Tenths, Si.'i. Twentlclhs. SS. Kurtlctb. H,
Address all orders to
Sueeessor to K. Mnnlth,
!."! ('innninii St.. New Orlciim. It.
ESTABLISHED 1S7.
JOHN S. TOWEE,
711 KlmStraet, ... D.tliiw, Teias.
Qcneral Ageuland Dealer In
Siudebaker
Farm and Spring Wagons, Carriages
BUGGIES.
Buford's Plows, Cultivators, Double Bhovclfc
liantl larls, w hcclharmws, Patent ouggj
Tops, Jtiirbcd W ire, etc.
Make a sncclnltv of niittlebflkrr Rri-is. Vcslrlel
but keep other nuikus and grades of bunslcs U
slock
PLASTER of PARIS.
FraEco-Texan Land Co.
LONE STAR
PLASTER OF PARIS FACTORY
A, CHAPTIVB, I'resltleiTt i K. CIHKriT.
Cien'l Sup't anil Mainmor,
Are prepared to fill orders for Plaster of Pari
Of bent quality at reasonable riites.
E. IIIIKH.M,
Presnay City,
tnT fiin Sweet Water V. P., TexaJ
W. U Moopt, I., r. MCOPJ
Late of Moody A Jtmilno'.i. Late of XuwVorl
W. L. MOODY & CO.,
V C T O It
AND
Commissioii lerchants,
For the 9ke of ,
Cotton, Wool, Hides antl Texas W
dace Uouorallj.
OALVK8tOH .... TK5
ConslEnmenti aad Oorrssnnndenes ttollcliea
U M, FowiLi,.
POWELL
DALLAS,
& GAGE,
TEXAS.
tat s rents for
NON-RESIDENT LAND OWNERS,
WK OIVK. , .
Our personal attention to renderln lanoi
taxua, raylnt th Use at th proper
tuna, and making sales. .
State Map Free .
FINE PASTURE!,
I have a Ave hundred acta pastare, wtUi ajj
abundance af Mnnlna: water, shad
splendid (trass, slluall four miles north i efjlrj
las, on Uentnti tvd: nod fences andtpcf'JJ
aiwntten tsi .alllns, etc.! will not be resaonslPi
for aeeldeatK terms venf reasonshl. 1 a"
hav 8'i head ponnle and honwa for.sle.
orders at Yearp-an Bro'a fruit sun t, eomsr i "
ami Lamar Mrseta, ar address I. 0. kNlil'
baa Ki, Dalla, Tusa, "u
ROYAL
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