The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 13, Ed. 1, Monday, July 18, 1892 Page: 3 of 4
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MAILS
DEPARTURE
For AHce Texes daily at
Rio Grande City Mon-
day Wed Hnd Friday at
For Point Is tbel tlaiiy at
Matamoros Mexico E > cept Sun-
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ARRIVALS
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Bio Grande TriWeekly at 7 cm
Point Isabel daily at >
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DIRECTORY
District Officers
District 7 udge Johu C Russell
Jiatriet Attorney D M Turner
district Clerk Louis Ivbwidski
District court commences on the
fiat Monday in the months of Feb
jiLtl September
County Officers
ountv Judge E C Forto
County A tornryAgustn Celija
< ountv Clerk JosepH Webb
htrirf S A Biito
Treasurer Oledonitf tiara
Assessor George Champion
I oil dor James A Browne
purveyor John rf H < rd
Inspector of Hides Casimiro Tamayo
CojJMJSSIOXEItS
Precinct Xo J Antonio Vazquez
Precinct o2 Thomas Carson
Precinct 2Co 3 Xarciso Cuntii
Precinct No 4 Pablo Perez
County court meets for ci il criminal
pdbrobate busimss on the first Mnn
day in March Juus September and
peceniber
City Officers
Mayor Thomas Carson
Announcements yjll be published in
the Herald at the following rat s
Congressional aid senatorial S o
Eepresemaave and District 10
County officers go
Precinct officers 3230
To insure publication candidates
paould always oiipompany their an-
nouncements with the cash
AjNKOUNPEMENTS
For nistricf Attorney
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The Stat
Couxty of Camerow
To tho ercditorB of Martin G y Gu-
tierrez Your are here notified hat
Martin G yGutierrez of te County
of Cameron on the 2nd day of July
A D 1892 executed a deed of assign
ment conveying to the undersigned
all of his proper ty for the bt ntfit of
such of his creditors as will consent to
it cept their proportioii il share of his
etate and discharge him from their
PSjeetive cliims and hat the under
signu accepted said trint md haw
duly qualdiid a required by law All
creditor conse tin to said ass
inct must with in four months after
Uu publication of this notice make
known to ihu a iunee thmr consent in
vriting and within six months frojn
die d < te of liK not ice tile thiir chums
prescribed by law with th under
sgned who resides at Brownsville
Texas which is al o his postofice ad
divss
Witness my hand this 2nd day of
July A D 1812
E H Good icii Assignee
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Datesfoi Teachers Examinations
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Department of Eduoatiox
Austin Tkxas May IS 03
TiiP iegular Teacheis Exainina
tions will be held on tho third Friday
and the following Saturday in Fel
nuiry April June August Septem
Chief of Police James IL Klhanjher and November
T easurer Alfred Taornhitm I Speeial examinations may le
Secretary M B Kingsbury IheW on the third FriI Jr l aie fol
Attotaey Frank FcuUle I lowinff Siturdny of any other month
BrookseXCept Juy Provded notlce 1S lwn
Surveyor S W Brooks
Brockstha stale SuperinlBIldent at ieast
day the said
examination is to begin
No questions for tluse special ex-
aminations will be sent to any county
excest ill the request of the county
superintendent or county judge
Most tespectf uljy
J M Carlisle
State Superintendent Public In
struction
lessor and Collector J A Michel
twoweek8 bo oro the
+ 1 Jflystcriow Box
St
Ilome6tead Pa Inly 14 Much
talk was caused at Homestead thiB
afternoon by the mysterious oare
XrARp rZ7 I taken at the Carneffie works and a
eaes o
authorized to annouijce the name of
oi k eber uacandidato for election to th guard on a small box marked A
c
utxict Attorney of thu h M
j nd appareny heavy
The box was escorted by a guard
LITTLE LOCALS J 0f ruilitia anje was carried in most
Pianos and organs for saleat Mrs gingerly and timid fashion It is
j supposed tliat the box contained
Krause ia aSeilt for Ott > s dynamitfj and the charge is made
ff k
Atones that it was brought here by strikers
fkejit teraper ture Orday 918 ow but the latter deny this anfl de
H77 Average velocity < l the wind clare that if found in Homestead
H Wwwyffl
We areiu receipt of a letter asking
if ther is any chance for a ood music
teaclier to come here and secure a
cla 5s
The editor of th3 Herald4a on the
vSk list
j
Owing to the illness of the editor
the HFiUL Lsnt very newsy today
It is such a great comfojfc to know
hat we will be allowed to run our lib
tie paper here a few months anyway
Today is the anniversnry of the
death of President exBenito Juarez
The lag on the Mexcan consul office
is at halfma t
JBy Wire
Rio Graxde City July 17 li2
Tliij river Jere is only 510 of a-
foot above low water ins rk The
Bessie vn 6een three days ago
about twelve miles by air line and
thirtyfive by liver below here and
it issuppoE d she is on a sand bar
The riv < r i b very low
Htsii < rudo Captured
Fpeckil to the Herald
Corpus Christi July 15 Rc
poit reached here to day of the
capture in Duval County oitlie not
< d desperado Asliworth who ha
been a terror to the people of this
section for sometime The capture
n said to have been made by E II
Jenson at the Seeliirson ranch
TO CSlSiOITO ItS
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PERSONALS
AHorney C fl Maris Sundayedat
the Point va
J B Wells Esq returned from the
Point last evening
Headftie letter to The Herald from
W H Kittrell on first pnge
Mr Geo Bruliy wasio town todjy
from his sugar plantation
Mr B L Cain wa a passenger for
Galveston on steamer Clinton yester-
day
Messrs Jno Kleiber Bob Dalzell and
Geo More are back agun after a day
spent on the const
Mr Geo Stowe and family left this
morning for the cjast to remain dur-
ing the summer
Mrs M Wildman left yesterday for
Poi > t Isabel to spend ten days enjoy-
ing the surf and gathering up shells
on the seashore JMrs Wildman was a
xesident of the Point once and as she
says it a place divine and oite pleas-
ant enough to worship
for
Furniture
Picture Frame Mouldings and
Mattresses Garden Benches
Gallery Chairs and the
CDiitiuental Eefrig
eratore4 etc
Saii Roman Ruildin
Elizabeth Street
BROWNSVILLE TEX A S
E H GooDiucn
0 II MARI3
pOOLRICn MARIS
ATTORNEYS ATLAW
DEALERS lv real estate
estatef
Complete A bracts of Cameron
County JieptIn The Office
BROWNSVILLE
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KLEIBER
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Office over First National Bank
Brownsville Texas
Will practice in auy of the
courts of the State when specially
employed
W MAS0 >
ATTOBNEY AT LAW
Office Corner Levee and Elev-
enth Street
BROWNSVILLE TEX S
J S THTJEMONB
ATTORNEY AT IAW
and General Land Agent
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BUY GOODS
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dealer in ynE pest rea s of
oiportkp and DosiEsric
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A J ELQOMBERG
5i Worth Street New York
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JAMILJ TJKADJJ SOLICITED
BROWS VIILE 1EXAS
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G M BAPHAEL
Brownsville Tecas
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ALL ETJEOPEAN GOODS KEPT
IN OLE MATAMOEOS HOUSE
Dry Goods Staple Goods Boots
Shoes and Groceries
411 Kinds Hats Caps H and Drapers Notions and Family fattm
Mail Orders Promptly Attended Tvt t w
Brownsville
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GROPBJtlESi
Maiamoras Mexico
Wholesale Merchants
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Dyy Goods Boots Shoes Hats
and Notions
Winchester Arms and Am-
munition
FKUITS CANNED GOODS TEAS COFFEE OHOjBO
JATES FINE CANDIES CRYSTALLED FRCJITS
CAKES DBIED
AND FRESH FRUJTS GARDEN
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS FURNITURE
MATTPTG CROCKERY GLASS WAEE
ANi > FINELAMFS >
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L9rge supply of Staple and Fancy
Groceries always on hand
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 13, Ed. 1, Monday, July 18, 1892, newspaper, July 18, 1892; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth61130/m1/3/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .