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THE DALLAS HERALD, TUESDAY MOIiMJ, NOVEMBER 21), 1S81.
KOA1M AGAIX.
A Correspondent Forcibly Depicts the
Kereity fur Aoveaiiltile Approaches to
the City.
To (He Eilliornf (ho Pallas Herald.
Yes, T.ouils Auuin," For there is scurcely
anything more needed, now, about the
llourMiini; city of l;illns, tlian gooil, wide,
straight, solid muds. Yes, keep the subject
nptuted, lr. Kilitnr, until the disgrace of
jinvu'. ! "Mil u iiiw my w wiped out ; at
least, until tlnro is inoro decency, more
iiiiuu'ii, inure imivcuieiiic anil inoro prollt
to the "citiens," and morr accommodation
tor tl.e country twople in the wuv of road:
This is not a matter to be mmteitod
or lightly considered if Ihn citizens hare
mii repini jor incir own, or city's pros
ed u v. iiii-y an: jusi in u point now wtiere
th ere is treat danger of orolits liillinir oil'.
of business being crippled and of business
invii iem,j ruined.
In the great strides that are being imid
in niiiiiinig "I1 tieity ami country like tins,
oyer,- support ol the diversilied oecupa
uons siioiiiii ne carefully watched, unit
obstruction whatever allowed to lessen the
opportunities ol securing business. The
city ot Dalian has not been wanting in sun-
port ot an any important enterprise. .She has
secured a commanding interest in railroads
winch (,'ives character and stiunling to her
iciiuiii.s: citizens, 10 ncr oiisiness capacity
ami to the productive interests of the
comity anil tins section of the .State; and
now flie is just K a situation to fritter nwny
her trade by which she inav fall into itisirr.
nilicance in her trade, uai'ue tind coninier
, bial iiillurncn.
The people of the enmity are just at this
tune doing till in their power to get their
trade away fmm the citv. Not, by any
means, from choice, but from necessity.
From the fact that some, if not most of the
roads leading into the city, are much of the
tune, inmost, impassable. And thoso times
come generally at such times audio demand
jor inn ei is greatest.
it is a singular tact that the people like
nanus anil nueto trade there; thi(t some
sections and oven some highly creditable
towns hare sought with great earnestness
una oilers ot means to open convenient
ways of transit and locomotion to and from
the citv, and yet are compelled to forego
r,iiiir,iii,iiiuiii in doing so on ac
count of had roads.
There is na belter fanning section of this
county than that in whicli tho noble little
town ot Uncnsler is situated none
iiioe productive and yet they
unit it impossible to transport
these products to Dallas, principally, on ac
count of an impassable piece of road right at
tho entrance of the city. Knterprising men
see this and avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of building up a retail trade conve
nietit to the peoiile whom they run barter
ii'i mm mij ii me produce.
It is true that farmers like to put their
11AI.K8 flux IVAilllXS
nx itp eomiortably and take, their wives
unit children to Dallas. US' ft ITIlllIP tmirl trt
sell at, a broader lield to buy in, a nlncc of
........ uuviuat, inoro sigois, nioro people;
ami I may say more opportunities of spend
lnir their niom.v K.o r... ......
'. i ,. J' ' nilli oi good,
sale roads they cannot do this and are
junto io coiueni themselves with such on
,mvl Mill f ii.u f,i ....HI.... II... I
, . oviiiiijp aim oiiYing an llre
without their reach, foregoing ('be pleasures
VV , '. "nl s inu nroiiii mid beau
tiful pruinos, the sight-seeing in the city
and thec.Nluleralcil spirit of the fntnily cir
cle nt the recitals on their return, Hut the
inducement for bringing the cotton, of that
HCCflOtl tfl tl.llli.a ,1.!.. . .
. " ' v,,s " "son, was, miiuilv,
the compress ami the only means, of matin.-
ji across this nail Imtlom was by getting u ,
long wagon trains by which men and tcnni
eonlil it.til. I.., .1... .i.i... i ..... ., .
- tiouuiiii ami inerehT
I . pun unit push ft
through llns, single farmers cannot
n.'. uuuu nicy wero.io eiuh together for
Ti. 1 V ' ,l"'mul 'ill'jeet Women and
V....M..H iu iiniioyances they would not
minimi io. Ami the truth is, Dallas is
losing her retail trade, without which she
will ose her position as the emporium of
JNnrtli leans.. This disposition on the part
of the people is not confined tlhose around
Lancaster, but is to be found in everv
o ar er ol he country, and It is growing
rapidly. Iheonly way to check it, and it
"'u' u ii to ninko ronds
AH the southern portion of this county ,UHj
northern tiort on of KIliM t.....tnn-
inu iiiioroacnes to i.n
and I might say wholly, by the ,lepe,tc
condition ot (lie road across tho bottom
toward Wnxiiliucliie. This piece of road is
but little oyer n half mile, hut it becomes
impassable in wet weather and takes a long
tunc to dry. It would cost hut a trillo to
ninko it eiiiui to I n Itlli.u i,:.i.... ......
juke, and tho farmers on the south side of
the river have been desirous for several vesrs
loappropnate their tune and means toil hut
he people ol tho city have relused to aid
them, and not leehng able to complete the
ThTs is 0m'' y UuV0 "ot ult'"'l'te.l it.
TllKoxt.T I'i'ni.ir in. ii.
fjoing
south nt of the citv.
The
road
conn; ca.4l. 1,on...a i;..
'.....r "'. J as
....... ., n nillcli L'H'alcr
uisiatice. the road north is very little, if
respectable road leading into tho city. X
lierson would, for a moment, sup.
I'oso or suspect he was Approach
ing a city where, within a 'n.ile ,1
the corporate limits, judging from the
roads afone, they are more, like tl.e i .
proac .es to a now mill, where it is gener
ully all ravel and no road. There is not a
o?oiiomile Str0t r"r ,lecont ,lrivo
It is necessary that the citv have great,
1 IThJ" ?le,l!,lli, fr,,' wo to four miles
trom the ci y limits, according to circum
stances. The travel from il, .......?
tion of the county falls into the
road leading cost from the
city about Whito Jiwk creek, f,, r
inifesandthe wear on that four miles or
whatever the distance may be, is sog,- .",
t hat notJiing but tho very f.est constructed
road will stand it Ho with the McKi. ncy
road b,i so Wlth lllu ,.rfst0l r()ml miic)
I ndera proper
. , , iiknaic or rjTY rniiR
t nerc Should he a llrsl-class road to Whim
llock creek-pcrfirtly straight and one hun
dred fee wide. The same to Turtle Creek
on the Drcstnn ron. vrl1 Ki
llteturiipikefrointheDalhuihrldgesliould
bestraigbtene, , if the conforn.ati,,,, o he
groiinrl will admit of It, nM,l extended to
the to,, o he hill, mi , VX '.,,
rond slioul.l bo brea.t aud solid to Ced,,"
creek, Ihese approaches to the citv and
others sl.ould bo made, in the first pi , 4,
o stand tl.e travel that is thrown in 'upon
them by converging roads bevond. I the
second phicethey should beconstrueted so s
o give a due sense ot the importance o the
dace. And In the third phu'e there should
be some respectable roads, upon which el i-
reus, visitors and HI ranger could take
pleasure rules nud drives, when they could
.real he the fresh nir or take o View TZ
beantilul prairie scenery.
Let ua have good roads. Lrt tts have no
wo Id vis t our city tor pleasure or
prom. Let no nun luivo reason to
complain 0f tj0 Inaccessibility f our cit v
i) h"'' '"K B'"r Indn i:
menu In way of Better goods, Rrcalcr
variety and better nrlces, tl.an nnyBotl er
facibtlca for travel, and wo can secure the
the wholedilo dealers did much
few
o bv
V.ioni?0 ! ,1.,0"u,l,orl .,f iMr rde by
bu ldinu bridges, e e.. and they have the
railroad, ; hul a wholesale business alone
We loA fo"y 7 10 ,,r"Uj Je"tin
Fiiiui Acuatm.
man 51222. "u?lM "0-
Another Trlmer I.emon.
Tho following was picked up yesterday
on Main street, in the neighborhood of the
Hkkai.d oilice, and ddressedto the Te.tns
Siftings. But we concluded to publish it
first, and then send a copy to the .Siftings.
This method will save two cents:
This is a liook. Yes, It is a New I'.nok,
but it is 10 Years old. See, it Has got the
Heal of .State on it. Look at the pictures.
Who made them, they are so bright in their
colors? They were borrowed Iroin the cir
cus hill-piter, and are chrouios to make
the liook sell; they crow more uhout
the plow than anything else. See that
Itabbit. His ears" are bigger than
the.man's gun. He can out run a candidate
lor (ioveroor. See that mini in Sunday
clothes; heisa Hog and poultry tender in
Texas, lie calls his rooster linlunsin,
because it "crew-so," and bo calls his hog
Mauit, because it would "come into the
garden." Does the liook sell well'.' Yes,
tlie railroads buy it by i,m) copies at the
time. Why do the 'liailroiuU buy tli.it
Hook? Undo Daniel, ol i the Age,'
can tell you if be would.
This Man with theGreciiHag is a Lawyer.
Flow smart he looks with nil his books.
They are great Hooks bound J.vit h sheep, to
iirofe anything for his sheen-head clients.
Does he sell those Hooks? No, They sell
tlione who swear by them. They can show
that (land 7 aro 12. How can a I.awver
tell wht the law is or what a Jury or a
Judge will decide, or whether his
Client will win or lose? I!y tossing up a
Nickel or a jack knife. Is he a Producer?
Yes, he produces an annual crop of law
suits with all kinds of brambles. Does this
business pay? Yes, the Judge cm givo
good dinners, and the Lawyers by-aud-!ive
can ride in carriages and go to the Legisla
ture. The Lawyer can cry before a jury,
just like a liahy. Is that Lawyer in busi
ness? Yes, ho" belongs to tint Kirm of I
Kctchuni ii V (Tieateui.
Here is a policeman. He dresses In'blue,
wears brass lull tons and carries a tiistol and
a baton. What does lledo? He walks the i
streets and draws his salary. Is Jle a
smart man ! l es, he is an Astronomer. He
inspects the stars every hour through the
;iassci. ne can see unit no can hear when
io is thirst v and culled on. or when it linle
boy or a noor man eels into trouble. Is ho
a oriivo Aianr on, yes, no is a oriive man
ami an
.. . i . . T . .11,, i nnawicvi inu
ine nan uoy oooiDiacits are iitraiil or
The Policuniau is grateful to that
him.
rich num. who can make him Shut his eves
and put him to sleep with a bank bill.
yi no is tins nig Man.' that is a Councilman.
Whnt is his business? To save inonfT lor
the City by watching thespiggot and not
seeing (he big leak at the bung hole.
Vthat makes bun step so lli'di? He
in crossing the Btreet and it is full of
Holes a i id mud, (mil he does not
want to soil his new boots bought
with his liar from the citv he loves so. See
Ho has fallen down. Yes. into a man-Iran
on tho sidewalk. Itut he did not break his
leg like th Poor man whom it cost HX) to
get cured up, besides loss of bis work. It
vou want to get up a Family Tree and
know who your liehitives were,' vou must
run for Council man. You will be like
cbrn when the race is over- vonr
ribs will no all on tho outside.
What makes that Man ilrive'so'fast? It is
a Doctor, and he miist makepeople believe
be has got Lots of businesson band. Whcro
lie L'oiiil'7 To seen man with a sbi'l.t
Fever whom he will keen in bed warm :
and comfortable a month, and thru tell how
ow he was and How he hrntiLrht hinii.nl
Hut what if the man dies? lie
niu say ii nun iroin me nun
treatment. f the first Diclor, '
will say it was trom the bud
or from a weak Coiistitution Hint would not
react, or the want ol proper Nursing. Are
I'octors sociable neon e. d u ves. thev
will visit vou 5 times a ihiv. anil brine-ii
doctor friend with them to consult. They
sonictiines too, have sore Throats, because
they swallow a Dictionarv once a week, ami
scare you when they describe your disease.
mini manes them write in Latin.
Hecause thev are afraid Yon
tind nut what are the virtue
of pure Water mid bread l'ills.
See This Man. How tired lm l,,L
Why does Ho hatiir bis Head so? lie hnu
been reading one of the 1-t'oliiuin I-Mitc.
rials of the Dallas IIeiiai.ii. lie iswool-eath-
ring in the High Tarilf discussion, and
ursine; the law that makes Him nav ?
or a I0 suit of woolen clothes. X ow he is
thinking about Count v roads, City streets,
Uailroad centres and Independent newspa
pers. Ke he has something in his Hand. Is
it a snider web? No. it is n man with nil
uie lexss raiiroin s wit 1 their crest
I rilllhS comillir IO iralltlS. An l-.tlllor enn
live on Air and fulls and the first water-
melon of tho season. Hut lie goes to all
the Halls nud Dining and Festivals free.
lie. goes free to the Theatre and on the
Itllilroad. Ho is ll Snare num. Ib:.l i
..i r . , '.. . .1 '
uiniijs spare oi casu. no is a .Moral man.
ncTor drinks nor smokes except when He is
lomi-n. ti inn, noes no wrue Willi: A
I .........I l'l.... .1 1 .. . ... A
pair of Shears and u Paste l'ot. and be
re-lies on these very much. Is Ileamiable?
tes, when a bur. Ilrawov fe niv is mn,l
about something iu the paper: but be gets
orl'ul mad when a Small man Has anything
to say against il.
An Old Wanifin's Atlvlre.
Aunt Kachcl, writing to tho Cincinnati
'.niiuirer, savs: "When vou fceh nnm.ll
ntnt think: you must taku niei icine. r..r
loiincss- sake 'get the licst." If you need
remedv that will mnkii Villi rmriilii in
your habits, give you a eooif natural uppc-
ine, nuiKC your skiu clear and snmoth, and
move all snots anil enns hrs ib-o in.
catc ill-healtli ; if you wish to he free from
mental depression, iretiuincss, peevishness,
wakefulness nud other disorders, use
Hrown's Iron Hitters."
Rarah Rlddons anit l-aily Maelieth.
Late ono night Mr. riiddons was sittinirby
the fire in the modest family parlor, which,
in that most unassuming household, served
as a dining-room or drawing-room, as the
casemightbe. Howas smoking calmly his
ast pine, and berinning to think about go
lug to bed. whither, as this was not one of
hr evenings at tho thetitre, he believed his
wife hail gone already. The bouse was sunk
m dreamy silence ; so was the quiet street
outside, silence only broken now and
then by tho roll of distant wheels. The
actor had been drawing a vaguj picture of
a little holiday trip, which ho ami Sarah
would take next summer, mid hnd falltn
into a half doze, in which he was driven
down a country Une all scented with
evsiieklo, all draped with eglantine. Slid
ilenly ho was Mused, with u start, hv bur.
ried rootsteps, that were flying rather than
running down tho Passage. Vhocoild it
he he asly-d himself all In n inar.c and
wonder, as ho iiimneil ui nml r,.i.i,.i i.i.
sleep-laden eyes. , llo had hardly bad time
o icithc ciuestlon go darling through his
lirain, when the door of a room was Mm,,,
open quickly, as by a liastv, trembling
iinnu, ami a tenia! figure rushed In.
Mr. Siililons gaed Iti speechless astonish
ment, not unmixed with a touch of fear.
1 here before him stood his wife, her tine
hair dishevelled, her dress all In disorder,
her faco all quivering with strong emotion.
In bewildered alarm ho asked hor what
was the matter, but heronly answer was to
throw herself Into hit Jirms, and 'burst Into
torrents or tsars. He soothed her tenderly
not knowing what to think, and gradually
she K'w calmer. Then her Words made
tho mystery plain enough. Instead or o.
tig to bed, as he had bade her do, she
had been silting tip studying her part as
Lady Macbeth, and the character had
so completely absorbed her In Itself, she
had so entirely realised tho horror of each
s luiitlon In thej.lay, bad seen It all so dls
t nelly before her eyes, as If she hail been
therein the body, that a wild, unreasoning
terror had seised her, and she had rushed
away to seek human companionship.
"lliii'liuimiun."
New, quick, complete cure four days,
?.!"" irrrtm,"' nrtlng, frequent or
cHneull urination, kidney dl-rs-es. ft
dniNlsls. Depot, UcorgVA. Atklut.
LATEST Tri.KtiitAMS CONDENSED.
J. M. Kictcr, on trial at Crcenwood, Ar
kansas, for the murder of tioode, in ls4,
has been aciiiitted.
Alex. Jackson, charged with rape upon a
twelve year old girl, in the Choctaw Na
tion, a year ago, has been admitted.
I' rank hone, one of the murderers of
uuicer Dorau. ot at. i.mus, and who escaped
a few days ago, has been rearrested.
The post oflice at Cuntralia, Missouri, was
burglarized last Saturday and the cash
drawer was riddled and letters taken.
Mrs. John S. Crosbv was buried at St. Joe,
Missouri, on the 21st inst., her funeral tak
ing place from the Congregational church.
A liftcen-ycar-old sou of Will. Thompson,
near llrowusourg, Ind., was accidentally
shot by a boy ol Ids own ago whilebunting.
The Comptroller at St. Louis has ordered
money to be forwarded to .Sew York to pay
the December interest on the bonds of thiit
city.
Judge Chester C. C,,l0, of Des Moines,
Iowa, will bo oa'cred, it is said, a place in
the Cabinet, at the reijuest of General
tirant.
At Cedar llapids, Iowa, on Saturday,
Annie S. Howcr was found guilt v of mur
der iu the second decree lor killin,. brr
husband hrt summer.
At Joplin, Missouri, last Saturday morn
ing, an old man named stout, living in the
eastern part of that city, suddenly dropped
dead from heart disease.
Mr. Absolem T. Ash, an old resident of
Alton. Illinois, was ilronn.-.l .... il,., oon.
inst. by falling into a pond. He was ana
tive ol Pennsylvania and was unmarried.
Postal Inspectors W. 11. (,'oddard and 11.
A ( hainbers are investigating the accounts
of (lie lute Postmaster (i. A. Hadley. Very
interesting developments are being made.
Henry (lamall aged 1!), while sweeping
abont an eniory wheel iu the Oliver Chill
How Works, at South P.end, lnd was
caught iu the machine and his neck brken.
" Jack Morgan, of New York, and Pat.
iJoiielsou, ol Cincinnati, have been arrested
under the charge of having stolen from the
1 ron .Mountain company several mail sacks.
At Hermann, Mo., on the aith inst , Mr.
l.il. .Murnhan, an attorney, was hurried to
Uiss I heresa Wol.ln.n,. It . .
I ""'si- uriiiiant and social events ot tho
season.
Mr. ANil liain -.vans and wile nee Hallie
Alloid, Dallas, are registered at the
llanters House, St. Louis, where they are
receiving congratulations from numerous
friends.
Charles Sanders, a young man who shot
anil .killed (hares f'rm i c.
Louis in l.sTIl, was seen at Cairo last
Democrat reporters ot the (ilohe-
1. .
.ii a rumored in San Francisco that Vil
li rd has bought up a controlling interest in
...w.-t. ,u ui mo l aeinc steamship Com-
1 ' .' I'locuicd 10,00", shares at
per share. '
be
pany caijing himself Dr. I.von. bus
county, Illinois, and elsewhere, by selling
hem a rare cure lor bodily ailments, has
been arrested near Chieairo.
"', ' ne people of McLnin
!.ot;K:"ViH is '? '"v t-'ranu charity ball
shortly, bavins lor its obped the establish
uet.afun,f for tho naintenaSco of U
;::lm':'l?fi.i"d""'f The
v. ... ..,.-, , iiavecnarge ot it.
liiVKw.?k.e,l;u' wMi.mI Inrcrim-
, ,., , . ",.''", ""'"'"K ins ouice boy
omlll"li''i "ft he sufe in the recent Mit-
- ,,, .en eoini. inu r.o .... ....
from which siime'ji;,;,'
JTX, VU,!r, SV ca the,e
,.,t. j,u ,mu 1( ininil
some wo weeks hence, and h, ,1 .ecu l ie
;ar..lly par-ily.cd. His last davs ecm "o
have been of a most agonizing character.
The St. Louis Coal Kxchanco have issued
a manifesto and agreement n, t to uv
more than three cents fo, , !
1 be strike among the miners still eonti
John (ialus, tho fierman tramn who
'(.urdered Wm Hoessel, at kZL 1
nois. last week, was caught in Lake View
he evidence of guilt iu lifs possession, ill
has confessed to the murder, having injected
Tho llaltimoro ,t Ohio Tolegraadi Com
pany throwed open their doors in 7t, Louis
on Saturday. Tho lirst message' simt
7.,So. ft, c"Krntulatory one by Jlr
hilanor."1' t0'Mr- GnrreU "'Uf0t1"'"
A Mr Orin C. Thomas, of lltiiralo, Kew
ork, at whose bouse a death hud ensued
has been arrested on a charge of m order of
a man of about sixty years of ante, aud
whose body lias been exhumed a few days
ago at Forrest Long Cemetery 1
In the case of Dr. J. C. i;;.ar,l, of Xow
r eans, who was coroner for the parish of
rleansand tneuiber of the Hoard of Health,
the courts Jiave decidedUi.it he was correct
in the posit ion he assumed of having a right
o elect which of two official positions ho
men neid no should retain.
I'l'e-l Itrhing IMIesl
The syiuptoinsofitchiiiR piles are moist
ure, like perspiration, intense itchinp,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms wero
crawlimr in or ahout tho rectum. The
more you scratch the worse they itch; very
ilistressiiij:. The private parts are often
atlected. Dr. .Swayne's Ointment is tho
most eOctivo reine.Iy extant for tliis tor
nientini? complaint. (Jives rest at night
without ilesire to scratch, also has no eoiuil
in erai heating tetter, itch, salt rheum
erysipelas, barber's itch, all sciilv, crusty
Itchy skin eruptions. Here is (lie proof:
Certainly tho the best medicine ever used
in my practice, Dr. Cotton, Woodstock,
crniont. Irouhled with itchinc piles for
over twenty years; it cured me completely,
L. S. Messer, Kiiueld. Ask for it and take
no other. Unit for fifty cents, lio il..
"tamps), three boxes, $1 Si, bvSwayne
.t Son, I' hilailelphia. Swuytio's Ointtuent
Sold by all druggist a.
nt, 9 bo, 9i no.
Wo will sell you a Rood and genuine la
dies pebb button hoot, I'liiladelphia cus
toni work, every pair warranted to give sat
islactum jor money refunded for !! M
Misses' nnd rhildrcu's in nronortioti. Call
soon nml examine, them at Leon Knhn'i,
(t him strteet.
At Whnlenitln,
At W. 11. Utilities now hoilsn nn tnlt.
street, ahove I. L. Marsalis, can be found
at all times the best northern butter, pota
toes apples, cabbage and California fruits,
ot which he is oll'critiit ut the very lowest
prices to
tho trade. Cull and ascertain
prices.
Ladles not fliullng In stock a hat or a bon
net to suit their taste, will llml experienced
milliners to take their orders nnd execute
them satisfactorily. Material for such pur
poses new and of the latest styles, in great
variety, always In slin k tit
M. llosKNTit.u, ,fe Co.'s,
cor. Klin and l'oydras streets.
THOMPSON'S THEATRE I
A NEW COMPANY
NEW DRAMA,
NEW FARCES,
SEW ACTS,
NEW 80NQ8,
AND DANCE8
Now Stars Every "Week.
QAB1ETT & WOOD,'
OommliMUin, Grain nml rroducis
807 MAIN STREET,
Wallas, xeiM
STOMACH
In Hosts of famines
Hostetter's SMiniu-li Hitlers is as much rerjanlert
s a hoiiseliold niK-essity assui;,ir or i-oHi-c. TLe
reason of this Is Unit year' of experleneo bnve
pnivvil It to hp perfectly reliable In those eases
of euierueney where a prompt and convenient
remedy is .l.-inan,l,.-,t l oiiMipiitiun. liver com
plaint, dyspepsis. liidirestion ual oilier troubles
sre overi-onio by It .
For sale tiv 'stl Prmrglsts and Dealers, to
w iiuiasiH7 inr ;ii'Meuer s Aimmiiie lur issj.
The safest medicine to lmve about tho house
at nil times is
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient.
I'will hurt no one. It will heiii'tlt any who
may have occasional attacks of hi udacho, ver
tigo, low spirits or other ailments resulting from
lrri'KUlar actions of the bowels. Keep a bottle
always In the home and there is a family phy
sician near that will save many dollars and
much sintering
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
LAND!
DALLAS, TEXAS. .
i..!uKtaK::dnr,,im, ,o
COLONIES,
.Vmi"o"i f;'r "li'"'k, r",;,',u-'. rl'ie lands for saw
Mills and farming hind.
He will give special attention to the Invest
ment of 1 exas & l'aellie Railroad Company
LAO GRANT BONDS
In hiiinls of the Company.
Having had a surveying corps on the frontier
of 1 exas lor the last eight years, aud traveled
extensively In the stale, he Is thoroughly
acquainted Willi tho ipialily of lands
In dillcreiit portions, as well as thu
tille to tlie mine, and being
familiar with the differ
eat proposed lines of
KAIL HO ADS,
His facilities for assisting purchasers to good
bargains are unsurpassed, and ho
Guarantees' Satisfaction
To all parties entrusting 1dm with their business.
He is also prepared to furnish, on short notice,
Complete Abstracts
Of tltlo of Dallas city and county property.
JUST ARRIVED!
HOLIDAY GOODS !
TOYS i NOVELTIES
Send for Samplca to
Ales. Ortlicb & Co.,
WHOLESALE NOTIONS,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
SCHOELLKOPF & CO.
Maiuifneturors ami Dealers In '
Saddles, Harness,
Bridles, Etc.
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
leather, Shoe Findings,
and Saddlery Hardware.
s
61,1 ami BIS Elm fit, Dallas, Texas.
Onr connection with tanners anil manufactur
rs hast, enables us to enmpgte In prices of
UmV "'"veston. New Orleans or St.
BRILLIANT 11ESULTS
TIIF.ltR CAN NOT IIK FOl'NI IV TIIF
Jounmlii of stir school of incillclne nn siisnit of
such 1IKII.LI.VNT CUKK8 as hare been made by
MOELLER'S
Berliner Tonio
l eertsln enre for monthly Irregularities.
A rosltlT Womi;Toiil ami Kemale Krirnlalor.
A INiwernilHtliniilaMtof the sexual orjsns.
Cures s painful U.nstrusl or Monthly n,.
fases, hallhiKor Clrerntlon of the womb, Leu-
Klow, Wck and Nervoiis IleuiUrlie, Want of
hlffiir'rtan"'0' 81e'', ll5,"lerlc'. Irritable
,F1,'k'V,2 crRK ron rteuimtt.
llWImnlatr., lnrl,rslM ami HeKulate th,
remala Bjitun, Burely, I'oslUvely aud lit.
FOR I ALE BT ALL DttfOOIRTS.
J. S. DHHOIRTT.
J. B. McLEOD,
(Late of 8herman.)
fROPRIKTOR
St, George Hotel !
NO. 714 MAIN BT DALLAS, TEXAS.
STRICTLY FIRSTCLASS.
IUtsl3 ft day.
professional.
HENRY BLACK,
Alliiny, Shucislford Co.,Texu.
ii. s. Si l:iv j
ATTO R N E Y-AT-LA W,
REAL ESTATK A(JEXT,
AND DEALER IS EXCHANGE,
Seymour, Ba)br Co., Tox,
Banking Corri-siiondeius: Adams & Leonard,
Pidlas, Teras; Henry Warren & Co., Wentlier
fonl. Texas.
WHAKTON iSaNCIi7
LAWYER,
NO. I09 MARKET ST.. GALVESTON
Will purchase Texas auds for parties deslr
Ins to invest. Will examine titles, etc.
W. B. Wmuiir,
Pawsie Robkrtsos,
. G. Wriguot.
Wrights & Robertson,
Attorneys at Law,
No 713 Main Street, Tp Stairs,
DALLAS, TEXAS
O. P. MEADE,
Law and land Office
HENRIETTA. CLAY COUNTY, TEXAS.
A. r. McKi.v.nonJ E. 0. Call
McKINNON & CALL,
Attorneys at Law and Land Agents,
IIILLSBOKO, HILL CO., TEXAS.
Special attention given to Commercial anil
Land Litigation. Will practice In the Federal
and .Supreme Courts of the Slate, iu all the
courts of Hill, and Iu districts courts of adjoin
nil counties. Have a complete and perfect nh
trnet of tides to all surveys of hind in 11111 Co.
j7m7thurmonl,
Attorney at Law,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
No. 311 Main Street, First Floor.
TIIOS. r. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WEATUEItFORD, TEXAS.
Land Matters and Collections a Specialty.
OFFICE IN COVltT HOCSK.
V. L. CiiAWFOim. ' it. F. Smith.
CRAWFORD & SMITH,
Attorneys at Law
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Ofllee NolH Main Street.
a. T. jksti'k. I., l. JESTHti. n. m. 1'RF.:;i)i:ro.uit.
JESTER, PRENDERGAST & CO..
BANKERS
DEALERSinEXCHANGE,
CORSICAN A, . . TEXS
. Ci'llcetious Solicited on all points In Texas.
111 discount Corsiciina Aeeeptanecs. novlO
FLIPPEN, ADOUE LOBIT,
BANKEES,
Comer of Elm and Poydros Streets,
DALLAS. TEXAS.
S. J. Adams. j. l. Leonard
ADAMS & LEONARD.
BANKERS,
Corner of Elm anil Austin Streets.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Wo buy ami sellexehange on all tho principal
cities ofhuroiie.
J. C. O'CONNOR, c. C. Slaughter,
President. Vice-President
E. J. Gannon, Cashier.
City National Bank
. - OF DALLAS.
Cash Capital, paid up . . $100,000
, DIRECTORS:
A. Davis C. C. SlmiKlitcr, J. C. O'Connor, W. R.
Jlchntlre, Kilwin Smith, R. y.
Tompkins, E. J. llannon.
FRnk L. Clark,
Damm, 1J. Clark. Cyrus E. Claris.
(Established 1810.)
JAMES CLARK & CO.,
Sole Leather, Harness, Skirtings
SHOE FINDINGS
AND
Manufacturers Goods,
Nos. 418 and 420 North Malu Street
H. M. rowELt, E.L.QA0E-
POWELL & GAGE,
DALLAS. TEXAS,
stato aironts for
NON-RESIDENT LAND OWNERS,
WE GIVE
Our personal attention to rendering lands for
uixcs, payuiR the taxes at tho proper
time, and making sides.
State Map Free.
E. 0. HAKPOLD, Agent,
DEALER IN
SALT,
DALLAS, TEXA3,
T. L. MARSALIS,
Wholesale
GROiOBR,
DallasA Texas.
r
0. R. MILLER,
BUILDER.
KM Ualo Bi'rcct
DALLAS, I' E I A 8.
J. H. GIBBS, M. D.,
OCULIST AN
AURIST.
Offlea WIT Tim RlrAl
W. IL Hlowell A
Bro, pnip; Store.
M-UIUC BOOT It a.
with Its connections
FORM
The Direct
FROM
line
TEXAS
st. ions,
CINCINNATI,
rilII..Vl)KLPlllA.
HUSTON,
WASHINGTON.'
CHATTANOOGA,
TO
CHICAGO.
iTnsitrni;
NEW YORK '
BALTIMORE
KKII.MONU
ATLANTA.
and all points
North, East and Southeast.
Trams leave Dallas Station us follows
EAST BOUND.
No. 2, fhroughexpruss
WEST BOUND.
6 30 p. m
No. 3, through express j.55l)
Trains Nos. 10 nud la will earn- M,t '
between Longview and Kort Worth ,",8H"S'-'
Nos it and :i connect at liig Springs -tih .
I'CLLMAN l'ALACE SLEEPING CARS
Daily Between
Hit- Springs, Fort Worth, Dnlltis and
. St. Louis.
"Without Change
For tickets or any Information regardln
routes and rates, apply to (.sruia g
R. Vf. THOMPSON" Jr
Ticket Agent. Dallas. Texas!
, O. W. KCliOLKS
Assistant General Passenger Agent
F. CHANDLER, k
General Pass, Agent
h. m. hoxie;
General Manager
Houstoif&
n-i , AND CONNECTIONS,
The only lino running through the central ana
i'assenger Express
Trains
Daily Fast Freight
Between TEXAS and.
Lines
Kiun-as City, St. .Lonis and Chicago.
I'DLLMAN'S PALACE SLEEI'LXO CARS
taeh way, daily, without change,
Between St. Louis & Houston
vlaScdallaand
Missouri Pacific, Railway.
350 to filio miles.
Tho SHORTEST LINE between Texas and
Lunsas City, Uaiinihiil and all polnu
North and East,
rassengcrs have choice of routes, via Dcnlson
and Missouri l'aellie railway to Kansas
The Texas New Orleans AU-Iiall Throuch
Line, via Houston and New Orleans.
IS U II O 113 .
Thrr.V'i'?,lI.t,:li0t? frm ",""y point In Great
Uritaln or Continent of Europe, via the
Houston & Texas Central Hnilway,
And all rail to New York, theneo via
North (tcriiiau Lloyd,
Whitu star, Ionian,
Mississippi A Dominion,
a n , - . liotterdam, Itallnn
And Generale Transatlnntlque Sleainshii) Lines,
. On sale at the following stations
Galveston.
Houston,
1 Bremond,
i McKinney,
j Sherman,
Culvert,
AVaro,
Whitney,
ilorgan,
t'liriiicaaa,
Mexia,
Uri-nham,
He!iiptead
Austin,
Nsvasotd,
llryan,
Hearue.
I'CIIISOU,
Dallas,
dl?rrtfil,!,! 'i!,,'iTt',.,s to. Imrasrauts and peoplo
OlMrlnit to settle in the state.
For information as to rates of passage and
freishts, routes, etc., apply in person, or ay
lettur'1 ' A. FAULKNER,
V Tl TBT-if Texas PassciiRt-r Agent
E. D. TRIE. C, B. OR AY,
A. (, F. A. a i; p A
A. II. bWANBOSr. J. WALDO,
Oen 1 Snpt i: ip V
HOlWoN. TEXAS.
NOllTII AND EAST VIA
Texas and St. Louis
SHORT LINE !
Composed of International and Great
Northern, Texas & Poclflc, and st.
Louis, IronMountaln & Southern Hallways.
The Popular Homo from Austin to
St. IjoniH.
CII ICAC.O, IXIHAXAl'OMS,
I'lTTSISl KO, Itl'I'FAU),
NEW VOUK CITV, 1H)ST().
And nil liitcnnnieillatc Points.
180 Miles Shorter and 0 Honrs Quicker
than any other line. Through tiekets on sale at
Austin and other principal
points In Texas.
Pullman Palace-Sleeping Cars,
BA0GAUE CHECKED TO DESTTlNIAOH
For tiekets and further information
as to rates, routes, stc., call upon
P. J. LAWLESS, Agest
Flint National Rank Building, Austin Texas.
Or address, O.W.RUGQLES.
Gsn'l Pass. Ag't St. Load,
H. H. MAELEY, 8. W. Pass. Ag't, Dallas, Texas.
The Texas & Pacific Railway
and Its connections form tho
MOST DIRIXT & QU1CKKST I.1XK
-FI10.V-
All Poiuts iu Texas
RT.WH'IS. ""KMlPina
t'lllCAtio, N.VSIIVII.U1.
rAII. IioriSVII.I.K,
l ll iAXAI'OMS, I'll AiT AXOOUA.
lULlODO, ATLANTA.
aiu all riusTa
North, EasUjdJouthwest,
Trains arrive and letivo Austin station as fol
lows: No 3 mall and express arrives at V at m l
No 4 mall and express leaves at :.'KI a m.
LOIinei'ttnllA At T..r.irl.,,n u.1,1. .11
St. LouK ImnMlllllltaill.il Ki'lllllmrn llllniaiL
for all points Nnrlh, East and Houtheast At
Lougvlew Jimetlon and Mlneola, with all trains
for International Railroad for Tyler, Palestine,
Houston, Austin, Galveston and San Aiitonla.
At Dallas. With trains nt II, n II. ......... J. T..ta
t etitral R w'y, for tVirsleana, Mexla, Bremond,
llvert Bryan, Hempstead, Brenliaai
anil all pnluU In Middle and southern Texas,
at Sherman, with U A T C R'y, for all points
on the line orthat road. At Fort Worth, with
stnites for all points In Western Texas. At
snreveport with Red River steamers for
New Orleans. Pullman's Palaco sleeping Cars
from Kort Worth, Pallas and Sherman to st
Louis. Any Information In rriranl in nM for
frelahta or tiassage, Um and eonneclloin will
ami eonnecUnns wn
appllrallun to Ges.
tw i ncenuiiv given on appllrallun to Gos.
Nohle, Gcn'l sunt Marshall. Texas: VV- Kw
all, Texas; VV
nn, u. r. A,, aiarslialL Texas: or K. W. Thossr
u. r. a .
. A. iiarahall .Texas.
TRACKLAYERS WANTED.
:o:
Wan tod bv tho Texas Trunk mlWd enai.
.ny, IWeXperlenecd traeklayors, to whom roo4
isages and steady smploymcnt will tx glvra
Ar a year or longer, Apply at IBct r oa th
1I11TIITI
. to 1 p. m.