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GALVESTON'S GREAT GALL
THE MEETING ON THE EADS JOB
The Merchants' Exchange Refines En
dorsement, but an Impromptu Clti
lens' Meeting Assumes Au-thorlty-rialn
Talk.
Pursuant to call, a number of the inenv
bersof the Merchants' Exchange met
yestorday at 4 p. ni. for the purpose ot
discussing deep water at Galveston and
to take action as to whether or not they
would or shouM endorse Bads' project.
The meeting was called to order by
President AIcEnnis.
Mr. J. C. Moroney moved that the
meeting adjourn, as he deemed it out of
place for tho exchange to take
any action in tho matter
Other members looked at it in the same
light. Mr. J. 8. Daugherty suggested
mm, wib minutes 01 tuo iormer meeting.
uuiu iuonuay, oe read, as mere were
inose present now who were not then
Meeting with no oipisition he read the
minutes as taken by nimself as tern
porary secretary, iucludimr the follow
ing resolution be had offered at the lirst
meeting, and which the Exchange de
i-lltlMl tn urlnt 'I'l.O VAai.1 t, i ....
..... .... .v. huuv. a uu onuiukiou la
follows:
Whkkeas. The absence nf a hrVo. m.
the Texas coast, adequate to the wants of
uroigu commerce, nemos this state,
imperial in area Illimitable in possibili
ties, eijtial opportunities with the status
east oi m Mississippi river in the race
ior uevoiopuient. And,
whickkas, with the removal of the
natural barrier of isolation presented
everywnere on our Texas coast, the
aireci route irom Europe to the settle
ment and development oi the territory
west ot the Mississippi river would lie
tnrougn ana comer upon Texas in
numerablo advantages to which the
geographical position makes it the
ngiiuui inur. And,
WitKKKAH, The demand lor deep a a
teronour Texas coast exists as a na
tional necessity, because. First. The tor.
ritory naturally tributary to that coast
for an outlet toKiirone ctuirisa near! v
two-thirds of the entire area of the
United States; and, Second, In this ter
ritory outside of Texas the haul to the
Texas coast is shorter by an average of
500 miles than the present routes of dis
tribution to the eastern sea board, rep
resenting a saving to tho producers in
Kocky Mountain valley, alone on the
grain crop of 1K8.1, of S3 h),joo,(XXI, as ap
pears from estimates based on present
rates of transportation eastward per
hundred miles. And,
W hkrkas, The refusal to supply this
great want would prove of such rank in
justice to the lamer section of the union
as to suggest the advisability of substi
tuting ior the sectional line of latitude
now happily no more, one of longitude.
Resolved, That we respectfully re
quest and urge our senators and repre
sentatives in congress to use their best
efforts at the present session towards
securing the passage of the measure to
be brought before them looking to the
improvement of Oalvestou harbor.
It was the sense of the members that
the subject of deep water at CJalveston
wag not pertinent to the occasion.
To the above Mr. Dauglierty had ap
pended the following:
Provided that any appropriation that
may be made in oidcr to become avail
able for the improvement of said har
bor, shall first require of the city ol (ial
veston to buy out the present wharf
company, and require said city to guar
antee free wharlage lor al time to come
to all freights that may be located or
unloaded at its wharves.
The chair then suggested tliat some
member oiler a resolution to the effect
that the meeting he changed irom that
of the Merchants' exchange into a citi
ens' meeting.
Mr. KaucU made a motion to that ef
fect. Mr. Moroney stated and insisted that
the members eould not act as citizens
intil the present meeting of the
exchange be first adjourned, and
vote whs taken, which resulted
in the meeting of the exchange standing
adjourned.
Messrs. Calller and Daugherty es
sayed to have the vote retaken, but to
no purpose, as the motion to adjourn
had carried beyond a doubt, and the
chair aiinounciiig that fact stepped
aside. 1 1
It now being a citizens' moetlnir, on
motion of Mr. P. S. Plouts Mr. McCnnls
was made chairman.
Mr. Daughterly then read his resolu
tion a second time.
Mr. W. G. Sterrett, of theHine. said
the meeting reminded him forcibly of
the story of the tliree tailors of Loudon.
The citizens had not had siiMciant no
tice, and he moved that the meeting ad
journ untd due notice could be (riven
them. His motion was lost.
Mr. CalJIer moved the adoptiou of
Dangherty'a resolution.
Mr. Plouts addressed the meetlnc.
urging the defeat of the resolution, lie
did not thiiik it behooved tho business
men.
Messrs. rfouts, Moroney, Stcrrett and
others spoke against the adoption ot the
resolution, and Messrs. Daugherty and
Hughes in favor of Its adoption.
Ou motion of Col. Hughes the clause
appended to the resolution relative to
the Wharf company was striekeu out.
The original resolution was then called
Tor and adopted t.y a votef twemy-lour
to twenty two. '
The meeting then adjourned and most
"J"'" "' the room
when Mr. Callier and Dougherty ral
lied those who remained and were pro-
........ u.mu a meeting on ins reso-
iuuuu in me na na ot the Merchants'
a.uuauK, wneu Mr. Moroney d
noun.tMi it. as an outrage, and demanded
mo inur ua auiuority to hold such i
meeting, after the mealing ol the mem
hers ealiod for that purpose bad ad
jmiruuu. a nunutul of member
mi rigni to re in sin
after the others had left in good faith
andpledire the Kirhinm . .
without the knowledge Or cntmnnt -f t hm
other men bers. Ho read the. by-laws of
wuicn settled the mat
ter, and the few present dNuorard.
i resident MrKniils, of tf,e Kx-disnge,
has issued another call of the KxehamtH
iorme same purpose for Saturday, at
p. in.
When others
kllrt'.irl.n. .1 ...
wordof kindness and sympathy. If thev
I)?Hn'n:'Kfr,:m. ' ',""' them
Dr. Bull s Colin i Svrnn. . i..... .. . ,
relief, and a cent boulo w,n CUre tho
""mi oougn.
Meetllir UpqiirnU.,!.
The members of the Merc hni
change are Requested to attend a meet-
ig av tue r.ieliange room an Saturday
ii i ""uinm iisiiki PProiironri
thins , by congress i.ht ImprovYng Gaivoa
TV. naroor. mi the coast of
,iUIU r, fllrJSNMH,
President.
An Kitearieri I'onularltr.
b.S::"1;!!,' been
iirnV2T..r..",..V,".,' 1 T"-. . r -
" loroai irouli es thev
Viu.!Tr L,rloaUolher oid
lilitrlct Court,
ni .
iuero were two oonvlctlona in thl
court yesterday viit
tw" "yea5"1 C0'ored' U,efl of clollilnf
COwTtToe.?anM' Cl0red'
Th. m imt m ..-i . . . .
, - - "tiniui. hi. in ex
cite the pHlli sr. Angostura Hitters
prepared i.y Dr. J.O. U. HelgeFt i S
lleware ofrHiunu,rr,.it. .
earnr.tr ., .. V "", 'U,T Fr
. ... ,r KnUlue article.
Iiot Arrivals,
ai the St. Oeorgei H E fihands. For
neyi Mra E J Sheltar, Richardson; Mra
- u Tufirnees, Kicliardson; J V Young
Baltlmon., T W Weaver, Pl.no, John'
" AinsiiyiTJ Deellnj, Ul
;ngton, Mo; H B Johnaton, DaUBt ooun
ty; E Ii Gardner, Sherman; R D Speer,
St Louis.', A. W Ligon, Alabama; E D
Stray, St Paul, Minn; Samuel Q Ingle,
r.vansv.ille, Ind; J W Stone and wife,
liowung Green, Ky;DD Thomas, Can
ton; J B Haynes, Canton; E T Mdrchi-
sotu Kemp; G H Brlgman, Waxahaot'ie:
ir M ocott, Abbott; J W Buster, Dalits
oounty ; K R Tally, Waco; W Williams,
os liouis H a KUSh. Miss ssinoi: K U
Barry and daughter. Mississinni: J V. M
Valoa riranAvl..... 1 I. .. M 11. 11
J F Anderson and wife.Oreenvi'llH: K M
i uiu, awu, mo, ria oaivaaor, Aivara
do; Albe Salvador, Alvarado; Julius
1 ki. V A i..i r..i . .
lasken, Kansas: L P Dunmev. Mar-
sha'l; Mrs Murphy, Alvarado; a J
Sandodge, Tyler; D P Adams, Kemp; J
T Anderson and wile, Greenville; E M
Ford, 8t Jo, Mo; Alex Moore, St Luimh;
Mark Graves, Ark; B D Tarlton, Hills
boro; 11 1) Markhain, New Orleans; H A
Kiddle, Alvarado; Frank Houston, Ter
rell; J Houstou, Terrell; S Simmons,
I'yler; T H McDuiBe, WaxahachiejJ A
Powers, Aurora; O E Uimstead. Bin
Sandy; W H Mitchell, Chicago; Marks
Miller, Morgan; K T Ambler, Pittsburg,
Pa; II W Trippett, Waxahachio.
Memory is the treasury of reason, the
registry of conscience aud the council
chamber of thought, but what is mem
ory without reason aud judgment? it
la thoso last that convince us that we
can't get safelv through the winter with
out Dr. BuU's'Cough Syrup.
Our Publio 8ohools.
To the citizens ot Dallas.and especially
the patrons of the publio schools: Fivo
months have passed since the re-organi-xatlou
of our public school Bystoiu. We
opened sohool four months ago with
high hopes and aspirations. The teach
ers have worked with zeal, co-operation
aud harmony seldom equaled aud never
surpassed. Cheerfulness, activity aud
hard work under new and heretofore
untried conditions, and uudur many
discouragements have characterized all
their leaching aud management. The
schools have beeu pleasant, and the
universal testimony from pupils them
selves, nearly all of whom have lately
passed in revisw at thisotlice, Is that
they are treated with the greatest con
sideration and kindness. No complaint.,
except in oue or two cases, has beeu
made of harshness, aud even those were
very excusable. The conduct ol pupils
toward their teachers has, so far, boon
almost invariably respectful, and their
attachments hearty aud marked.
The board of directors have made
much sacrifice of time to consider the
wauts of the schools aud supplied their
ueeds so far as they have had the
power. Thoir final docision on the vexed
question of'certilicatus" showed a high
regard lor the rights aud reputatiou of
the teacuers who had served the city
faithfully in the past. Our worthy
mayor could not have selected a set of
men better disposed to ao the right in
the interests of the city. The president
of the board, although iu feeble health,
has given more time to the schools ttian
la all my long experience I have ever
before known one in that position to
give In so so short a time. I learu that
his attentions last year were equally de
votod and earuest. Honor to whom
honor is due.
And now patrons, what have you and
your children done to make our schools
a sacoossT 1 shall eudeavor to answer
this question from tho teachers' regis
ter and from the results attained when
the tests of the amount and character nf
the pupils' work shall have beeu made
at the end of the first term, now close at
hand. 1 shall not, attempt to varnish
any unsightly work nor to disparage
any tcood. I shall hope to speak the
truth without uivimr offense, niv sole
object being to improve the public
sohools and to incite a profound and
permanent interest iu them. I hope to
luruish a short paper daily until I have
:iaooa me mailer latrty beionr you, and
t bait your careful aud candid aiteniion.
If you do not tile the Hkrai.d. ulease
out out tlicBo communications lor fu
ture consideration.
V ery respectfully,
W. A. MoI.KS,
Supt. Dallas Public Schools.
What makes tho hreatli mi fnitra'U, pure?
What makes tin.- ronv kiiiim entltiM?
What makes the teeth ao pear y whllct
What inakMi the month a Uuar dcllidilr
Tin Hi IO DON 1", that precious bonii
Which none can list too lute, too noon.
IT IS NKVKK TOO LATE
to oloanse the teeth, and render Mia
breath odoriferous with Fragrant SO.O-
VU l, but It Is best to use this w.milt.r-
lul Veirelablo Elixir bnloro the tenth
begin to fail, and the breath to lose its
freshness.
".Hnaldina's" celebrated Glue, nsnfnl
and true.
SIDEWALK MOTK8.
See our 12.50 Lidies'
Kid Shoos. Block
Bros.
Clonts' Kmbroldurod Sllnners at itl,ulr
Bros.
Trains are runninir recularlv airain
over the ditfereut roads.
niler has not reduced bus lam in to
cents, but Holds out at the old price.
Trunk factory, 7.2 Elm street.
For a fine valise, 7J2 Kim street.
For a good trunk, Tii Kim street.
Trunks made to order, at Til Kim
street.
Remember thocrazv nnllt t, .i
Bauiiiau's.
Henrv Pollock A Co.. Irnnlt rinn.
73 Kim street,
For a Rood trunk or valise, call t t w
trunk factory, 7J2 Klin street.
Thoro are fortv-one nrlm innr It, tl,o
county Jail and six Insane persons.
NiMtcial sale of n ushes. silk vaivoi.
satins and velveteens, all colors, at Bau-
alttti'u
Neal Starke presented Alex Pnelcmti
yesterday with a pair of pants luado ol
camel's skin.
The weather has mmlnratii.l ooi
Tho sun shunt, out briirlitiv veslurdav
and a strong hrreux was blowiiiK.
Mrs. Martha Wlirulns wa tlnml ti
and .'osi yestfrday bv Justice Kendall
for usiiiK louil aud bnNterous language.
Charles Kst-o was up before Justice
Hehuhl veiteriluv Ui ailNWnr tn t ha
chsrKeof stciillnic a watch from J. C.
llatitcr.
. SoniOhnosk thief Invaded the nrom-
les ot Hr. J. W, Allen Monday nlKlit
and carried tiff worth of clothinir
from the lines.
The old rcUahlo Silor's transfer never
mls.es a train, (ulico (iraud Windsor
boiel. Orders l.y telephoue will be
lnuiipiiv aiutminil.
norn to the wife of P. H. Borlch, at m
"irwi, HV 111 l CIOCK mi I'UHW
oav monuuK. a daughter. Mother aud
uaiw tiuing wen.
Attention Isoalled to tiie notice In this
i'ieroi ine sain or lease of the well
Known Henin lt land Krant in Knox
ouuuiy,iiiain I'tk oi uraxos river.
The Itrsnd Windsor linlid
o-lay under the niaiiHKoiueiitof VmIs
ABurko. It will be some thirty days
betore the new building will be redy
for occupancy .
The last of the Mohican in considered
by i.nany persons the best of Cooper's
wrlu orm, Just as Mlnbler'a Herb Hitters
a considered the oest family mod cine
Iriexl-tt noe. "I rail It my nied loins
nlmst.' write Mr. Charles Marshall, of
Mrshnlllown, Iowa. "It curvd my
wile of it severe rase of Inlluein, my
ynunKes.t son was entirely cured of ail
affection of the kidney tint caused
ilui irrest dlsirend I mvlf found
Itntnedlale relief irom an atttek or in
digestion. There nothing like It."
To All Antli-lril remains.
II you are utlerlnit Irom snv of Hie
disease necuiur to woman, Hrsdfleld's
Female Ke(julsu.'r will cure you. Try It.
Hniid for our Treatise on Woiiiau.
Mailed free to any address.
Bradfikui .'Uuii.atorCo.,
Atlauta, Ua.
THEHERALD: DALLAS, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7, 1865.
City Court.
City vs. R. F. Eiseulohr, violating fire
ordinance; continued.
City vs. Lee Thompson, assault; con
tinued. City vs. Henry Lang, vagrancy; con
tinued. City vs. George Leach man, violating
Are orniuance; continued.
City vs. Bob Wilson, intoxication:
oonunued.
City vs. W. J. Durreft, Ioaving team
unguarded; discharged.
jiiy vs. jonn nowaru, abusive lang-
UHKP, UlHCU-trgHIV
City vs. Fred Kros, Charles Harris,
Charles Lynx, Fred Rice, Interfering
with private property; continued.
City vs. Joseph Levison, committing
uuinnuce; t'oiimiueii.
City vs. Tom Wilson, abusive lang
uage; continued.
City vs. James Parker, J. P. Mini,
John Myers, Jacob Austin, F. Smith, E.
A. Shepherd, Ed Ryan, Tom Mitchell,
John T. Witman. E. Courtney, J. Leon
ard. F. Bush, Tom O'Brien, charired
with vagrancy, were discharged with
the understanding that they leave the
Wonderful Cures of Paralysis.
D. Meikle, of Carlstadt, New Jersey,
lost the use ot his right arm, was use
less, hauidng by his side; tried all the
known remedies by direction of the
best doctors in Jersey and New York,
electricity, strichnia all failed. Giles'
Liniment Iodide Ammonia cured him.
Sold by druggists.
A Gang of Tramps Captured.
It appears that the absence of so many
tramps that have bo long infested the
city was only temporary. The police
made a raid on them late Monday
night and rounded up fifteen, who were
.edged In the station house. They were
up before the mayor yesterdiy. 'it was
a motley looking crew ol humanity.
After putting them on dress parade his
honor discharged them all with the un
derstanding that they were to leave the
city at once, which they promised to do.
They looked like a procession of rag
tags and bob tails as they hlud out of
the ball.
Little Joker"
tobacco.
is the best smoking
Attachment Suit.
An attachment suit was filed in the
United States circuit court, yestorday,
by Auburuo ft Co., of New York, vs.
Hdlertv A Sons, of Fort Worth, for
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
Relieve and mrna
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
ItACKACIIR,
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE,
S3PE THriOAT,
QUI.NMV, HWKI.LiyoS,
I'RAIS,
Soreness, Cuts, Bruises,
I'llOSThlTlCH,
Rl'UKM, NCAI.DA,
And all oilmr I'oilllyachrs
unit paiiM.
FIFTY CENTS A CDTTLE.
8oM bynllTlnif-'K'nnrl
1 litres, UtrectiuitH in II
luivuitgea.
Tho Charles A.VogelcrCo.
(buacMwn U A. VOtiiLr R CO.)
tnillmur. Hit., t. B A-
PROVfDEHCE
Helps those who help thonuelvca. Katare
has provided herbs for the cure of human
ailments and medical soience has discov
ered thoir healing powers, and the proper
combinations necessary toconquer disease.
The result of these discoveries and com
binations ii
ISHLEITS
For many year it has been tested ia
severe eases of Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Malaria, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak
ness, Lassitude, etc., and invariably it hat
Riven relief and cure. Thousands of test;
monial have been given, and it it most
popular where best known.
J. O. Stoinhoiscr. Superintendent of
the Laneastor Co., Pa., hospital, write i
"I nanl It In s mwit nuny rm of dynyrris.
kuliwy liw, hwr ...if,, l,t. rliMinTtiMn
nlul'u l'ro,ul. "J iuvsrlsUy Vila best
F. Hoffman, of Circlevillo, Ohio, says s
.!'"" '."J" "ni'y ,h;t 1 h"' Hi" dumb
an . slid by iihik m,0 IhHU,. f Minhlw-s ilaxb
MISHLER HERB EITTERS CO..
- 628 Commorco St., Philadelphia.
Porker's Ploasant Worm Syrup Never Fail
A Oreat Problem,
Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines.
Take all the Blood purifiers.
Take all the Hheuinatlo remedies.
Take all the Dvsoonsia am! lnditreu.
tlon ' ' '
cures,
Take nil tho A iron. V.vnr. ami hit.
i -o--F
IUI1H
specifics,
Tuko all tho Rrain and Nerve fnrco
revivers,
I sko nil the Ureal hoalth restorers
In shoit, take all the beat nimllllnu
ui nu iiienc, nun ine nest
Qualities of all the licst medicines in
tuo world, and you will find that
-Hop
Hitters have the best curative nuali
lies sun p -wera ol all concentrated
in iiieui, ana mat nicy will cure
wneu auy or all or these, slnuie or
combined
Fail, A thorough trial will give pos'
i'iuui vi nun.
Hardened Liver,
Five years ago I broke down with kid
ney aud liver complaint and rheuma
nam.
hinca then I have been unable to be
annul at all. My liver became hard and
like wood: niv I hubs were mifld im.nri
tilled with water. '
All the best physicians agreed that
iioiiiiiik fmiiii enre me. i resolved to
try Hop Hliters; I have usod seven bot-
iiHsj me Hardness has all gono from my
liver, the swelling from my limbs, and
it baa worked . iiitr.nlu I Is II t Xr naaai
otherwise 1 would have been now in my
grave. J. W. Mouky, Uuflalo, Oct. 1,
Poverty aaid Runrrlti(.
I was dragged down with ilnbt. nnv.
ertv and aullerina for years, caused by
a sick family and large bills for doctor-
(UK.
I was completely dlseourased, until
oiio year ago, uy me auviwi ol tn pas-
I,,. I ... ....1... V, .
mnuuirurmi uauig nop IlltlurS,
and In one month we were all well, and
Mm to ii a unit ih'uii sick a iav since,
ami i want vo say to all poor men, you
can keep jour families well a year with
11. .n III..... I .1 .
""p i'i'w i ii-m vuan one U'Kuor i
visit wilioosu I know It." A Work
I Ml MAN,
fW-Nnn rennloe without a bnnrh of
griH.ii Hops on (I whlto lala-l, Hlnm all the
yii., raiiaonnusaiutr with "llou" or "Uods"
In their uaiu. . r
luuiiirfUXi. ''Mil
fnililliraii;!,;:!'....
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Hitters
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THE
CEST TONIC. ?
Tills medicine, combining Iron with pure
vegetable tonic oulcklv and nnmi,li..lv
t ures llnprimln, Indlaenlloii. W cnUnrns.
Iiiinitre IIIimmI. .Wulariu.l hili...
ami Nrnralalaa
I t is an unfailin remedy fcr Diseases of tbs
If elneys and l.lvrr.
It is invaluable for DteaeM pecullnr to
roraen, and ail who lead sedentary liven.
Itilota not Injure the teeth.cause headaehe.oj
roduee en!tpation oUvr trim mniWnrs do
Itenri;.fr,;'a(l purines Ihebloed.Btlmulatet
the apiienlo, aids the Bwlmllatlen of fxxi, re
lieves HvHrtburn and Bflehliig, and etreiiKth
sns the iDHHCIeh and nerves.
For Intermittent Fevers. Lassitude tack ca
cnenrjr, &c., It has no equal.
- The genuine has above trsrte mark and
rrossed red lines on wrapper, lake no otiier.
fl-i .mjiij iikiiivs i iiriiniL to. siLTisime. ao
In eftttes of cIvk
RJIItJSa xSB IB L. X rueuniaiisni le
UnulBTli1uiveran kidneys and hliul
aer, t'diiHiipHtlim
andothernrganlc
nuiludles Hosti t
Iit'h Htitm Mr.li
r Hitlers Ik a tried
l.U(..ml.T In t.l.1.1.
ff I he iu otl leal
fjj briitliorlKiodhavl
irtit iiicir proieH
slnniil naiictinn,
Slid which us u
tonic, alterative
and limixelmld
specific for diwi'-
Tlj ilein of the stom-
ae.h, liver and
,,.,. . , , - uuwew, mis an
nnhomuled pnpnlnrlty. For sale I.y nil dnu
(lists ami lealeri', to wlicim apply for Hon
tetler'B Almnillin for IKSS
"LITTLE UUW
(GODLD & CO.'S) DEC1DKU BY
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Number for Number, Prlno for Prise, with
ISO Additional Priies.
CLASS 1176 JANUARY 10,
i
18,000 TICKKTS-718 PKIZKS.
kf'ir if imh in
1 Capital Prl7.e
1 UnpliHl Prize
1 I'anltiil Hrlse.
,t 8,ono
2.INK)
J.0IW
4111
2 Prl7.es, tm each
10 Prizes, 1IKI each
602 Prises, 10 each. '..
Approximations to 1st prize. $25
each ' '
9 Approximations toZd'prlze.f'iseacli
535 Prizes as above, being the full num
berlnthe Koval Havana, and
180 & 1 ol!Hl, Pl l.zes of 5 each to the
m tickets havliiKHs ending num
bers he two terminal units of the
SmJ UOU 1118 1116 Cl,l'lt,il Pliu
1.0HU
5,00
22".
90il
718 Prizes, amounting In (J. 8. gold 'o 13,770
TICKETS, $2..IIALVKS, $1.
JrWAi prise puld on prenentatlon. For
furllier Inforniiitlon, nddreH or apply to
8IIII8EY COMPANY, (ieneral Acents,
H Broadway, N. V. Cilv.
Or GK.OHI.K A. WKIISTKK,
ll l'.lm Street, Dal las, Tutsi.
SCHOELLKOPF & CO
Maaufacliirers aid Dealers la
s
Acd WUolos&le Dcakrs In
nlkr, Shoe FindiDjs and Saddlery Hardwire
830 837 Main and .13 SIS Commerce 8t
DALLAS. TEXAS.
SCII'E1I)F.K DAVIS,
Wholesale Grocers
DAL LA H, TKXAS
Headquarters for the following staudaiu
hrandsof tnbsceo:
llruninionil's Covo Plus;,
rintdr's Olrt Houesty,
HiirhanaH'sA l.vall' Hrvoi
LflrrilUrd i I'd1 Climw. TiiBahvk. Kti
E3. Q-. CHILDS
Dallas, Texas, Dealor In hard and soft
COIL 11 CORE.
Htate Asent Osaae Coal and'Mlnlns Com.
nv Me lllr I r
I. M. LEWIS and GEORGE NAPOLEON
DKAI.ltl.S IN
Shrimps, Crak Celery and Dressed Poultry
NO. 834 MAIN STREET.
ramuv supplies constantly onh.nri 11
oven.ovier loaves.pesce-iiiakerss specialty
MACHINERY.
SINKER, DAVIS & CO.
Dallas, Texas,
Besides ENGINES, B01LEHH and MILLS,
We Carry a Full Line of
BRASS GOODS
Ua Pipe, Cylinder and LnbrlcatlngOll' Ao,
Corn Hark t Bt rest and Paclflo Avenue,
JOHN 8 KKTHKRINOTON. Manager.
The Mew M Si.
An Independent Kewsnuppr of Demo
cratlc Principles, but not Controlled by
any Set of Politicians or Munlpalators.
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing
all tho Siew or the Day In the most In
teresting Shape and with the greatest
Possible Promptness, Accuracy and Im
partlullty and to the promotion ol
Democrat lo Mean and Policy In the ar.
fairs of Government, Society aud
liiuuiiry,
RATES, UY MAIL, fOBTPAIDi
Da'ly, per year
Dally, per month
Hundar, per year
Oallv and Sunday, per year
Weekly, per year. ' ' '
.16 00
. (0
. 100
TOO
100
Address TUB 80, New York City,
UUzl ll IEI l-J be
TVr
ales and- Harness
FISH and 0 Y T8ERS
COUHINKD WITH
Great lldiifa Power
THEY ARE AH
TRANSPARENTand COLORLESS as LIGHT
Itaeir, and for HOKTN E8S f ENDTJ RANCK
to the EYE can not be expelled, en
abling the wearer to rend for
hours without, futlsuu.
In fact, they are
PERFECT SIGHT PRESERVERS
M. U. HK'K . a (.., DrusKl-ts, are mv
only agi'iils In Dallas, wberea larne kksoi i.
moutorm MpectHcles ami Patent Spring
Ee tilasscs can be found and adapted to
a 1 conditions ofthenyi-.
. W. WILLI ,J18 A CO.,DruBglsts, Agents,
In Kort W orth. '
BAHH A BRC)., Terrell.
T. PATTEKHON CO., Ennis.
W. H. lU'HH, Hreeuville.
DK. MU'HAHD, Alexia.
LAKE A Mt'KARI IN, Marshall.
CAS1LK8 MUUKIMON. Waco.
FA HUH T & Blttt., lienlon.
Dlt. tiOuDNIUHT, Wills Point,
DK. Ml! KICK, Pittsburg.
V At'HHN n M M I NUH, Wiilplnii- Wprliiifs.
NOTICES.
V GmVE STOi.'EN-7.VUE W ?KD-0.E
l opun-f ce kI vo- watch, msOe lv the
ltrJn National W tch Co, nained II. W.
Ilaynioiid-No M'illiS AIko one bruecli
loading shot-Kim of the lobowng d scrip
Uon English walnutslook, pi tol grip, p t-
nt lor-end, linimmciH si eel bairela, giuigo
No. 1 .length of iMrrelnaii.clu'S, weight h;
uiHktrr, .1. .viantou. I will pay : f,,r the re
turn ol the watch, for tho gun and lor
IhenrresiindeoiiNl Hon of the thief. W. .1.
AsTiuiK.'lMir. lexiis. Jan7-7t
VoilCE HI CITY TAX PAYr.RS .iK
1 lice of AKKB-sor and Collector, Dallas,
rex as, Dec. 2', IH-t. All persons owning or
luiing-ln l heir pmsession as i gent of an.
otlu i, any peiMinal properly or real es ate
mbJ.M! to municipal tnxutlon, nro required
to rendu the same at this ollice between the
1st dayo January and the llr-t day of Feb
ruary, 1SS5 All i-arthB owning such rop
erty, or having it under com rol, shall ren It r
lisl ofiaine.log Iher Willi Its cash value; and
who shah be lequired to inakenllldiivlttolhe
truth and correutnesi of the same. Any one
railing (o render u d properly as hove shall
be liable to a 'ino not exceeding 5H and costs.
All merchaiiti In the city are required within
the same time to fiirnl h the Assessor and
' olleetor, at hlsolli , a Ki.temeni, verified
by atlldavit, ol such amount of all goods,
m r. i aiidleuiul wi.res owne or kept on
hand for sale by such nicichant on the first
day oi J;mu r . Any merchant failing to
comply with this requi cment sha 1 he liable
as above provided ,1. C. HouEL,
Asset or and Collector.
x uun. i.. . UUl'r.iti t OWN K1W-Wis
1 render city properly to the city assessor
and slate amicoiiniy s essor, and p y taxes
on same at its proper time. As rendition lias
to be ma ' to the city asse-sor iu January
lor )t, pro ertv owni rs desiring us to rep
resent them In this matter will please call at
our ofth e, No.TUII Ma n ,treet, and give us
cleseri timi of iln-lr property. We charge tt
per milium for sue n service. Muiil'iiv a llo
i.anz, Real l slate Agents and Co lectors.
lanl-int
V'UTICE IS IlERKHY GIVEN TII AT
1 there will he a meeting of the share
holders of the i iiillns National litf It of Dal
la, lex s, at IU hiinklii ollice, Jiinuary 1:1,
IKS), for the purpose of cleclng ofbeers ami
directors tor the ensuing y. ar, and to trail
sio t wlmt other business inav come b"f.ire
them. E M It K A It I M I N, Ca-hier de2s-:iet
V Oi ICK-HiiKsK sr..LK.N-iS WEli
1 nesd iy mnrniiig, Decemher 171b, a man
about Si to'JH ears oi nge,nfee(7 or . Indies
high, qiiure shoulders, but ratlier s Ini build,
dark complexion, lucl i.ed e he sandv, , nmlt
mousiaehe and e cs, dressed In udaik sack
cutaway coal; pan s of light r color, i lack
still hal. hired of us u redd'Sh bay hnre:
lighter col, ir in thinks, n'l iut I V4 hand- high
raw-boned In hulld, andsyears o,d; black
mane ami lal',liod nil round, u.-.r cr crock
In irarol TuiithooN; an old Texas sadd e,
fair leather In Idle, dirty hoklng blanket,
and has not nlinned. A suitable re wan will
be pal 1 lor man and horse delivered In Dallas
or or such Insinuation as Ic.ds to recovery
or the horse. V HE T & W II EAT.
I'Ai.ns, D' comber 2 IVI.
v OllCr. Hi u NEIts OU ilCi:CPAN IS
of property In sewer districts Ijeiwenn
Ma'ii and Elm st eets, Irom Sycamore to
Harwinsl street and between Main anil Con..
meree st reels Iroiu.leir. rson to .Murphy street,
section 4 of -ewer ordinance Tiiul private
sewers, water clusets, and sink bin Ins. elo ,
shall bu eonstriicled In all of said districts to
connect wlib the district sewer, on notice
Irom the cltv engineer, and as directed hv
said "tllecr and not otherwise.
Hub. See :. It stlall b a llllsdeiiieannr f:,r
the owner or occupant of any building in any
sewer district sny position of which Is used
for any purpose diirini! imv portion of the
day Hi tn 1 1 to have at least one wat-r closet
connected w ltntlie public sewer 15 days af
ter nottleation by the city engineer, elo.
The above district sewers are constructed
ami ready for usu, and all parties Interested
are heieby notified to comply with the above
sections cf the sewer ordinance.
w. m. JOHN SON, City Engineer.
November IS, 1S-M.
NOITCE-MAYuK'.S OFFICE, CITY OF
(ALI AS, lee. 2. lKM.-Puhlln nolle. Is
her bv given to all whom It may concern
that application will be inn. In to the leg's
lature or the slate ol Texas, to assemble on
the l:lth day of January, A. 1). Ivvi, for Hie
louowing manges in aud amendments tnthe
various ads Incorporating ihee ty of Dallas,
to wit : To repeal a. I obsolete and Impe
rative sections; to more clearly define the
municipal ooni.uaries; to make nil ottleers ol
the municipiillts excepting the secretary,
elc' live by themuiillied electors thereof; to
more clearly define thennale ol enacting or
dlniHiees; lostmp iy and more elearlv da
fine the mnile of opening, v Ideiiliig and ex
leii'iing streets, avenuesa'id:illes; to pro
scribe tho mode of aequlr ng ground and
rlglil-of-way wlihlu or wit., out the niunlpl-
I',,, .iiuiii. ini wtier-tt.irKa, paras, cemeie
rle , house of correction or r.ioi 111, or woik
house, hospitals, oiiaianlliie mirooses. or
other . 1 ecesslly to the health and
w.llbelncof theclly; toeuable I he city locre
especial funds for street extension, nu.l
street Improvement, vurnnse. ami lor the
e eellon and niilnlenaiice of a seminary or
n.sii r-,-,.,ii 01 ciniic 'won wiiu ine irte pub
lic school tciu of the cltv; t" ri'iuovn ex
Istlngco lllcts In thechaner and rendi-r Its
ineanli g i.laln; to more elearlv ileHne the
corporate power over anv and all classes of
st ret)', railroads, v . L. CAP.EI.L. ator.
Chairman ot Comhili-r
I L i. A S"w TcT 1 1 T ,v j i aT 1 ti 1 a Tr i TT
1 ' PKiKKT.mY H I lr KH'K, I .l.l. S, T KX S
Deeciiiber II, Inhi Notice Is hi rehv
given that the general anneal nice! Ing o(
the stockholders of the Dallas A Wichita
Hallro. Coinpany will lie held si ihe g ne.
ml ollice orthe Company, .o Tit Klin -tie t
In theclty of Di l as, TVas, mi the Till IM
TIESDAY IS j.NCAK'.A 1). "W, It lal:
Ing Ihe 2nth day of said month, at 12
o deck noon. 'I here will also ha held al the
same time anil place a meeting of the Hoard
of I'lrectorso'suld DalhisA Wichita Kal'road
I '"in nun v .1 M MrroH M H'K, Secreinrv
. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
DA l.L AH, I EX AM, UFA. E M It K k'4."ss
Notice Is hereby given that 011 Ihe lllth
tiuy of Noveinber, Issi, s. J. Adms, doing
business under Ihename of Adams , Leon
anl, of said cltyor Dallas, tonveved and as.
slgivd tome, V. H. Hipp, 11, of said cltv, as
assignee, all his prois'rty and all the prop,
ert.j or every de -clptlon owmsl or used bv
him In conducting Ihe banking buslm,.. un
der t he firm name or Adams is'oimnl. In
eluding hlsown interest and that of the es
tate otJ. L. Leonard, deceased, except such
propettv as Is exempt trim eieouDon under
the awsor Texas, n.r the purposeol convert
Ing the same Into money, tola, distributed
among such nf his creditors only as would
consent to swept their proportionate share
of his estate, sud discharge him from their
TC,!.v,'1'lK,l"i Provided, thai lie should
not be dlscliaiged Irom liability to any credl.
filL1'?.'.1""' "Hl '" nmcli as one-
third of the am'-.unl dujund claimed In hi.
favor as a valid claim agaiiirt hi, estate
Notice Is further given that all tho cretll
tors of said lgno consHiittiis; tn such as.
slgnm-nt must make knnn to m. their
consent 11 writing wfh.n four mouths alter
ihe publication of this notice, and that no
creditor not Bseu.ln shall receive or take
auy bcuutlt under sriiI asslgnmeuL
liAl.l.AH, TRXAs, D.-eeuilsT I. 1HM All
persons Indebted loH. J.Adam . r AdanoiA
lo,,rd on Novemlier IH.Iwk, r lieret.v no!
lined 1,1 call on me at my nilloe I the bank
build tig or Klip,...,,, Ad,.u4 L. it, on the
south rm of Elm street. Dallas, a
iiiaks payment; olherwlso their i s." w
be placed in th sand, of attorno .. for col
leellon "W. H. FL i Pr v
AwlKneeof 8.J.Adanu and Adams LwBrJ
OFFICIAL CITY LAWS.
H ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING TUB
XX lines aud width ol a part of rola street:
section 1. Me It ordained by the City
'-ouncllof the City of Dal Lis, That ih r" V
osition 01 Mr. H. H. Cockrell, proprietor 01
th. grouii'i, Is hereby accepted as a dedlea
th n.and the Hues ol t-olk street are hereby
es'ahllshed as follows: Kegiunb g at the
northeast in section of i-ovdiss and Polk
streets; thence in a direct lllie easterly to tlie
southwest comer of rracito. al block No. sr.,
on the Oriesliy league line, tho same being
the north line of sunt street, the south line
ofPola street shall begin 011 Ptiydrus street,
snieel south ol the first named point, and
thence run easterly parallel -to the first line
the same d'atam e; thence north to the south
line of Young street. At said southwest cor
nerof block t)5 tho north lines of Polk and
Young streets meet
Kkc. 2. Thut the Engineer is hereby re
quired to measure and properly work the
lines of said street as h r In defined.
skc. 3. That this ordinance shall take ef
fect from and after Its p issage
Approved October 2. ISM
W. Iu CARELL, Mavor.
Attest: W. E. Pakky, cltv 8 cretury.
4 N OltniNANCE AHSESHING COHTS
iV aud levyl' g a special tax to pay for .he
district sewer from ti,e westsldoof liar wood
street, between Main and Elm streets, to a
point in alley In block Iffi.dlstiineeofiMtfeet:
Suction 1. lie It ordained I y the City
(Vimell or the City of Dallas, Thai the report
of t. eClty Engineer of the eostof construct
ing the district sewer from the west side of
Il irwood street, between Slain and Elm
si reels, In the ally or Dallas, to a polut In
Hi. alley In hli el! l'.'i, a distance of feel,
tie met tlie same I hereby approved, and the
estimate of pin rata costs 1 herein set forth he
aud the -nine is herein' assessed against ihe
properly therein described, andthat a sp-cial
tax 01 the respe I ive amounts stated ne and
ihe sumo Is heieby levle againsi the various
loo. of crntnid described In said reports, ex
elusive of improvement in propo tlon to 1 he
area o the whole district, exclusive of public
hlKhways. The Cl'y Asses or and Collector
shall enter said lislsnfsaid property and the
name ortheowner there 11, together with
the assessment mid levy herein made
against eaeh lot or lots In said dls. let, on
bis tax rolls, iu a ho k kept for that purpose,
and shall proceed to collect the same as pro
vided In the city charter.
Skc. 2. Tlia thl ordinance shall take cf.
feet from lis ims'-aye.
Approved October 28 1884.
W. ii. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W, E I'ahkv Cilv Hceretaiy.
t KILL TO BE ENTITLED A N OKDIe
l nance to provide for a Volunteer Kir
Pollce company.
Hkotion 1. He It ordained by the Council
of the City of Dallas, That there shall be or
ganized under Ihe HiiperinteMlnnce 01 the
Mayor n volunteer company to be styled the
Fire Police, to consist of not less than thl".
teen nor moio than fifty-two men, over the
age or eighteen vears. riald company, w lien
ou duly, shall oe e:ntnaniled by tlie Mayor,
assisted by a serg'WJI ml each squad ol
twelve privates, (lie sergeants to he elected
by a majority vote of the company, and to
serve for one year all vacancies to be filled
bs company election for tiie unexpired term.
Kergeants chosen for new ssuads afier the
first eleo'lon shall serveonly for Ihe remain
der of the year, so that the annual election
for all shall he at tlie same time. In case ol
the absence of any sergeant at a fire ihe
Mayor may appoint from Hie member ol
his squad a substitute for the time being. At
fires the sergeants shall be dlBtimiiilshed by
tlie words, "Hirgeanl, No. "and the privates
by tlie words "Fire Police," worn In black
letters on whltn hat or cap bauds.
fee. 2. That thediilies 01 said company shall
extend to everytlilngcnnneeted with tires not
pertaining to tlie regular flrcdepartmenU A
' ortiou may be detailed by the Mavor, un
der the command of a sergeant or sergeants,
as the case may be, to serve as a police for
the protection of property, to prevent the
Intermeddling or Intrusion of persons not
belonging to the fire department nor to the
premises on tire or emlangerd by the lire; to
arrest suspected persons at fires or persons
meddling with movable property; to carry
out goods or other moveable property and
secure them, and generally to do all Unit
may he deemed by the Mayor, or officer In
command, necessa-y for the protection and
saletvor persons and property al tires.
Wee. S. That whenever thirteen or morn
volunteers shall lie enrolled, the Mayor shall
organize them Into one ir more squads.
lieu so organized they may make such
rules ami regulations lor their government,
not I consistent with this ordinance, ss they
may deem proper. The squads and sergeants
shall be numbered one, two, tliree and four,
anil the sergeants shall take rank lu the
same ortlerol seniority. Al company meet
ings the Major, if present, shall preside: o;h
erwise Ihe milor sergeant, present.
Sen. -I. That said company inav adopt anv
unllorni they may prefer.to be worn on other
occasions limn tires, unit nniv hold their
meetings In the City Hall al aiivtlme when
neither tho Mayor's court nor Council lain
session.
Ht c.o. That this ordinance shall take effect
and he in force from and alter Its passage.
Approved October HI, IsM.
W. I.. Cahkm,, Mil vor.
Attest: W.E.Pahuv. City Secretary '
N OHDIN ANt'E KEUHLATINO THE
iV construction and niaintcnanee of nn n
Ingsauil signs on, over or across sidewalks
In the City ol Dallas
Skction I, He It ordained bv Ihe Cltv Cnun
clinf the City or Dallas, That It shall lieuu
luwlul lor any person or persons to erect or
construct, any awnings 011, over or across
any sidewalks In Ihe City or Dallas lower at
any point than ten feet from the surface of
the sidewalk; all awnings shall ho sccurelv
laslened to the side of the building and firm
ly supported by Iron brackets, and all nwn
liuti, except cloth awnings, within tlie fire
limits shall lie covered with tin, sheet Iron,
sine, or sonic fire-proof material; nor shall
any person erect any aw ning pot on any
sidewalk In the City of Dallas. All awning
posts now plnnding 011 any sidewalk
shah he removed its soon as the awnings I key
support aro removed tor repairs 01 oiner
purposes; nor shad any awning extend
furllier Into tlie street thuu to the oilier edge
ol the sidewalk.
Hec. 2. It shall be unlawful lor anv person
or persons to piace. have or tuan.t'iln anv
signoi Wood, cloth, tin or other suvstance,
being suspi n.led, lastei.ed or attached in any
manner on, across, along, over or nlaive any
sidewalk or street 'nsald City, whether alaive
or below the swulug, so thai the same shall
project more than six liichesfmm the outer
edge of any lot or building abulllng ou uny
street In said Cllyof Dallas.
Hec. 3. Any one violating any of the pro
visions of tlie two preceding H. el Ions shall
on conviction In the Mayor's court be fined
In anj sum not less than Ave no more than
fifty dollars.
Kec. 4 That all ordinances, or part of or
dinances, in conflict herewith are hereby re
pealed. Hec. 5. That this ordinance take effect from
Its passage and publication.
Approvtu ticioner a, ihM.
W. L. Cabkli., .Mayor.
tine cony,
W. V, VHRV I'llv Hecretnrv.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
'pltObTEE'M HALE-ItY VlltTl E OF
1 nuthorlly In me vested by lea-ou or a
ee.taln ,i'e.l or trust, made on to-wlt. No
vem.a r I, lN-n, by A. W. llorlon to me us
1r11s.ee, tor ine purpose 01 securing Edwin
Minilli in Ihe payment of a certain promls
sorv noteofl sm, made on said Mdav ol No
veinber, 1SMI, Willi Interest thereon from date
at Hie rale ol 12 percent, per annum, uhieh
said deed f trust Is reeoided on pag. s Mi M't
Mi, In Volume I, of Dallas County Uee'.r.ls
ol Iru-t De dsan.l Mortg iges. and althe.e.
quest 01 too sin, 1 riiwln Miillh ihe mid w
I'orton. having made default In the p',v
lne.it or 1.1.I1I note, 1 ttllloi. Matur.biv the 7 h
Inslani, wlllilnthe legal hours thereof M "
at the I ..11 t-h.iii-e door, al Dallas, In t,0
county of Dallas, l ,,' I, 'V
ol I tas. atoiiiille iiiiIitv i i...... r
balder, lo ca-h, all Unit certain trad ol land
l.Wni: in s.,1,1 D .llas county, ai.mit 01,,' ,.
north irom the city of un,, it hen.g a n o t
"1 1 s-ia ae.vs, conv.v.. hv i
Vance to .1 I Fieteh. r, ,id' p .i t of .' acres
conveved by W. II. I hoin.is to the said .1 ,
Hi tener-hegliinl.ig al the Mirih l on er ,.f
said out-111111 loiir-ienthHiicre Irael. it .1,,!,,'
in the corner of a Ii nee. ami al tin. t .,..,
2! 1 4-11)0 leel, a st.kc III the middle .r Ihe
eU" J".'.'. ? "hi: thence snuth
e west 121 41-h-l leel, a st ,ko In said road
the east coraerot a conveyed by t V
Hi,. Ith an. wl e to peter Miephe ,'. ,
nor 1 K.I. C west with said N,.l'heVis,m
no theast line iTJ.VI-Imi f, et a sti k ... i, . ..
north 45C tasl at 272 Iti'tce t . ' '.'h
north corner of a I M, ,.r,. ,r ..f. s d hi"?.
Orlgsby to llnrrord, Laws ,t llaw pZ.,,, 1
on I. Is line 41? 12-lfin feet to Ihe pi' ce 0 li
ginning, toiitalning 2 S-I11.1 aere,,' being 1 1
sain .pri.psrty conveyed by Ed. ij. M , I to
. llorlon February hi.lsn.by deed re
eoMed on pages ITs-U, In V lunie ,,f 1
lasCouipy IteconlH of Deeds, to Vhi" ,
record reference Is made lo. a inorV ,mrt"cU
I r description of this tract or land "ru
I'. C'd'OHAN Hi it frn.tei.
THEY MCMT BK lism.
OB. YOUNG'S PATENT ELECTHIC BEITS
FOR THE CUKK
OF NF.ItViiliH.
NFHi NF.IlVoi'B
'tlV . T.'""'11 Yi LOH
J2uOF MANlloO I,
EARN EMM os'
vmiTii i.111 ....... ..... .J "ui nd MINI).
Wukkti hkuivkTawavaiMk.,,i;ai;
4tr) rnnnl slrx t. Nffw York
I uiaut c r
Apply at m Koas avenue. VUiLT,1H
hours, lu .in to 11 a. in. iVf1!1
Ja-.
un, irciiiug one or g.HHla ..J
sdysKent. in a erica. It c..,.hf.s $
"Queen's Protector," "Daisy" Stockln,' lt
Skirt Supporter, Sh.iuld.r fira e, t u1,?
Hair HuUe n l HklrtSopporter.'-Sui,. v i"f
Gossainer, Sleeve Prolec-lors, Dr.s Vq,ii j
and other goods for ladles' a d cilli,i5S
wear, luese goods tire i.ew device-, st,,, t
and an ag. nt eic'i Mil to -ell somelidn 'l
every 8B Wu )11V ageois V.klH
. e ' her f 11 an '" make iiH
S."'"; Address, with stamp, E ul
CAM2'HELLACQ.,r,Muy street, Chhk7f
y ANTETt- CA v V As7ETiTTl7KS
only patent on dair arid slnrm b,' 1 1
certain warning again t burg a"" ucL d
want' '.'J 1"le"ige,lc 0m- ' vi
Ished irdesimi ' "r " rni
' A NT (.lit (,. a v , . , -irTf
a Itrlvi.ln ifi...tln . , ''1N
.....v.... yx..ll ljii it; v.. tt,
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orclty. AttUrt-iiiTcrraui
V ANTED-l u TIUDK i ITntrrFpn
LJMV"! '!" "0 ..r dry
"I'l"''"" "I'cev intur & Cookiiki l
V' ANTED TO IM'TCto A"?JEfrS
v III-I1UI1.I wife. h',.,,i.i, . ,, r'-N
J'.iu-'it
fioiird, In private r.iml v. In ,.i. . .'""I
borhood. Address, N., Herald f mice. ti
lYASTKI)-TIlAyKLKU.'s ft, S-ftVl
the Clevc and House, Abl cue T..
Mrs. ll-rtha Ilenson, Proprie r?s- ' it,
thoiougbly fitted u.'and , ueb'd on ll"'
clul luducenien.s imanmj
l .' . . "v "rj "ISM DKNf'iT
1 ., , 'ur"iKn,'d ' ,f"iihed and cemnSu
local d. A....resItesl..ence, Dallas Her f'
tl ' ANTr 1) ll ATI irXTTirrm-r ... "t
JHH3-U
pet. nt and expeilenced diy goods Ji
man, with he t or re erencos as T 1,. i.o
reliability and lute t Va Pos t o, ''''I'i!?'
some re nonslble Urn. in Centra Tex'u !?
dress Edward Audcr.-on, Lock iiZxa
' oliimhuu, I;,,. ( n. X
K
I'll! -SI
furnl hiMloriii.furiilsi,e,in,lu,f'v,.
lociited. Addres. I Hi l. e w d J '.jf
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t.l, u MDig-
,11 7,';&ri: K Twain's la.e5
dress'ND.McDo;-,A.rnC Pub Isheli
CVronileletstreei, Ne.wOileao 1.. .,
II' ANTED-A .-TUCK oFtiO()T;siiiB
to ilil, W worth, In exchange ror h.irl
mules, cat tie, land aiid lane notes T.i
KHM,i:iftl2 1 uin at. Janni
AIT A N 1 E D Ti) lllilK A HrTE liinT
V to do cooking. A, ply to la,' ill
1 eil ..
Al' ANTED A PUlicilASEK Foil T
II valuable ho el property out west-u
first-class, doing a tinltlnj : bS"e n'jj
ance solicitors. Amlri A.T. II a,.?'
ryTOMn hjreeUiiillas. Texas. jvltj
A O E N Trt W A N T E 1 1-1 T WILL PaTanv
ItLle-mte1..
' -..notrtm fin hiii Hnllc'. VVlJ l h. h
reason ( Cs g-cat Intrinsic men , Is uiectln.
with such phenomenal su.ves, J. Wokth
inn mm rraiiKiiii avenue. St. Louis, Mo.
FOR SALE.
ft" 0 ! t'H A'L K'T iTPX V A S ' TO "6 A Pit AL.'
X Istsai.d stokin n-Tliat sp'ondid and
well known t an o lan I. Die II u . , 1 1 grauL
situated on ti e I'razos r ver. 11 K nox eOUn7
ty, coiilninngaii.l 11 acres, In one b dy, Is 11. ,v
. . ....... ,h.,;. uiiii iriHH le,. vit lev
lands adui Mihly sda,. .d t . r.ug , ,Jr
j razlnv. The entire body is not m, iiassedTi
the sine and In a.hiiil,.i, ( i,)CrT,u.
springs, the llraaos river meanders throush.
out Him center ot Its ex cut Applv or lui-
v'io. Wr ,7".r" I.V."'-',U' Mrt" A i'o , !,
Main hli-eetj-orl W 01 th, I ea. Jai,7.)I
irwK i'K-A' 1'AfU OK ilEAVYBf
1 ponies lu perfect order: al.o 11 sprint
s il" iJ
j,'Olt MALE Cm I.AP-A 111 (,f.V KiTS
i ble, nearly n.-w Itiqiiiri ol I hahi.f
M KisTKkitANs, DMIasTVxas. ,,V, "
joii MA 1... -I Tl,. T, ;1Sr, an,,-'p; UM.
. "' slml.1 with !H ua. .is centrally
hica'ed,.loli ga g, 1, hll.H ; UiIk 1m h goJ
chati. n lor a pat iu in vestment . as owing to
th-I health 01 the piopii, lr, II win ie J,..
losedof nl 11 bargain. ( I on or addres
I 'Oil saiK-.Ti, i 1'. bi-l-; ri-;
V more I,. I... 11 1 .'."i ..1. .. .'...""-.' .
. 1. . . " """'. IIIW'K, mi ion
lOHIUt.Hlltl -V 1 1 1 LlWIItll llHlrtliM ' 1 ttl luiur Lt
llan.l e hees su.resstully ,r,. , K
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A l'!v.f" V'' ' Plowj o. d. 2Ttl
K-'oKmai.E A i 'A maCki Flr Eo.N'AC-
rrr tieorge u
1 ... " sai.t siock lit i y go.H .
clollilng.b.Hitsshwsand ats, formerly tsw
. . . . regardless or
cost at rela:, stole Ins .:,
P. M. Villi SCI . I III. .'.Or. - ...
Ml C. Pintles uea.rini ....i.7 . V
find this a lure ehati.e.- In!,', no b,.bug.
tnestis k must be id. IIi.a.mkkssiiip
IiL.?.!L IVeir,
l,'Oll .-LE-FT r., fi ne. liui D ANli
ii.d.I'T ."ri!"!1 J,'r."Vv ""er and os; also
llolsleliisat HIveldeMl.a'K rutin, Interseo
lion ol JelleimiiiidJlo,, ,t..' Vi"ta
1,'OU nAI.E-coHD aMi mWvVoOD
A.ii,B,,,y ''""""'y " la-sl quality: over
.utK) cordsoti hand. A iso, wanted lo buy col
ton seed and seed cotton' at highest market
price. A. Dysi KKHAt ii. sel7.tr
FOR RENT.
H toV' l;(1,-'rirK0..MH.
1 Ajjdy cor to s- iivtvjtiid Pearl st. hot
1'1"Lm ;vi-r' i.v'FiirDViiEr
siiltnl! r'.M "V"' "" " "ll"'r" -kiawnie,
sultah.e for lady sn geui u an or ! 1 J
nn.Applytolti'lF.lt,it. Vl.a'n
IO K It E N 1 1 1 A. ,N I is," M E LTr' I "' U N 1 h H"
rar'mh
I UK in..M-rK T.AA s .MILL, UiS
V and s ore Iioi.m. r..r rent. Apply oa
premises two mile, mirth of elty ,, ' .
Fl'u..'iilVN ,7,"'k r' nd"ome fchn:
1 i-he.1 1.0111 r.s.ni.;.11 Elm st. jm.l-lf
K' ' wlin'or 'm K ! ? K0 U-N 1 H ""K r KOOM
or without la.ar.1, at mi Oleander
"' ".' . Janltf
pill HEN T-A FA itM OF-f Wo "H LnT
I d' id acres, hImiiii t.,rnc ,i,.g HM,
Die niut..o::sc of Dallas, Texas' In a Vt"w
of goisi ou-,vatl.n,. For pariMilar's m u In?
avenue l ATl 213 IMtier.oa
UuL''rr''A '"a iTTAnTtTM.
from . . "l ,,f w'"'r;
irom the citv. tlLIVH,,tvMiia,si Elm st d.ntf
p.K KESi-A NlCE Vorj-7TrrT"oF
n ... M V,l!',',r:','!l;',Ll,''l,r''0r"erort sclrtn ave
i'.t ri! ini 1 ,V , sire ,. gisul umlergn.uial
r..e. ii ' '"""I"!" Kalary; yard fullot rrult
!h;k,,ree',.kM,1l,,t A''".ly at 107 (Mv.
F'leinn.J'TT Nn)Ml 1 1 iUH K,
uoss . ,,,, ':,,rn "" ". ,n
A i ol I ; """ KlK " reel car.
ply lu Ut.oaoii h. PuiwiiAN. :.d.Maia
pireei, ' .
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rooiu,,.M,, ,t, (ieMt
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i .,., i i . " "'n; check Is of no
I'XeepI to liMVee. ul... .n - ,
Us
hroug t ,,;;2i Vit,.n,oi. .., ..
pay reward II
GRACE HOUSE
J. P. GBlCE, Proprietor stUaiiiii't
WALNtT PPKINOH, TP.XA8.
1MIEHE Celebntted
ril.l.Sbavefor SO
years been recommend
ed hv the lesdlns nhr-
DEHAUTS
tslclansof Paris as tb
itr.sT IIUiiAVIVK
kaown; Hill direction
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