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The Republican journal., 1878-11-28

Notice of Foreclosure.

4 LNIN II. McCoRRlsoN, of Belfast in the
N County of Waldo, by his deed dated the 3lst
day Of August A. D. ls7G and recorded in the Waldo
County Registry Of Deeds, Book 10, Page 352, con
veyed to one Geo +. Bracket, i'll mortgage certain
westerly side Of the road leading from Belfast city
proper to the Head of the Tide, in said Belfast and
BY said road, northerly by land formerly owned By
the late George Hemn gway westerly, by land of the
heirs of the late Prescott Hazetine, southerly, by
land of VIM. Cunningham and heirs, the late William
Pitcher, containing about eighteen acres And where
as the said George f. Bracket by his deed Of assign
ment, dated the 2lst day of May, A. D. 1873, and re
BOOK isl, Page 2i5, duly assigned said mortgage aud
the debt thereby secured to the undersigned. And
the condition of said mortgage having been broken
|, the undersigned, by reason thereof claim a fore
closure of the same, and hereby gives notice for the
purpose of forecosing said mortgage.
LEWIS A. kNOWLTON.
Belfast, Nov. Is, 1S7S.-3w47
The Republican journal., 1878-11-28

.'Glpsy,H one of Mr. Barnum's trained elephants
fell through trap door the other day and was bad
ly bruised. She was rescued by throwing bales of
hay into the pit, and inducing her to step from one
to the other until the pit was full and she could
step out upon the ground
The Republican journal., 1878-11-28

A Western farmer worked four days
digging ditch to drain bit Of low mead
oW of his own into a big pond on another
mans farm. And when the ditch was
opened the pond just walked right into
the meadow and located about twenty
acres of swamp right where the hay used
to grow. And the farmer was Just the
maddest man.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-28

At the funeral of a Cincinnati man,
who had been barely able to earn the
necessaries of life for his family, there was
A band of music, twenty carriages, pail
hearers wearing many yards Of Grape, a
proluslon OF flowers and heavily plated
cask et \ rusty sign of washing and
ironing was conspicuous on the side Of
the dead mans house.
The Republican journal., 1878-11-28
Highwa y Notice.

'INIIE undersigned, appointed at the October term
i of the Sup. jud. court, 1875 committee on the
appeal Of the Inhabitants eff Belfast from the drcis
ion of the County Commissioners of the County OF
Waldo, in locating and establishing highway in
said Belfast in August, 1873 on the petition Of f. W
Banan and 1913 others, said highway commencing
near the house of Edmund p. Prown, and terminal
ing at the road leading from Whites Mills, called
to the city hereby give notice to all parties interest
ed that they will meet at the house of said +. L,
Brown, on Tuesday, the 2tth day of November, inst
at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and thence proceed to view the
route set forth i'll the petition, Immediately after
which, at some convenient place in the vicinity Il
hearing of the parties and their witnesses will be
had and such further measures taken in the prem
Uses as the committee shall judge proper.
ORRIN LEARNED,
+. L. HAHN, Committee.
WILSON HICHBORN,)
Belfast, Nov. 9, 1S7S.-46
The Republican journal., 1878-11-28
Those$l.00 Tea Spoons !

A new lot direct from the manufactory, finely
finished, and warranted to wear 20 years, at
The Republican journal., 1878-11-28
TO I at 7

\ TENEMENT of rooms below Masonic Tenn
N pie, on Main street, Lucius McDonalds
harness shop No n Main street, suitable for dwell
ing or shop and dwelling. ARNOLD HARRIS.
Belfast. Nov. :, lS7S.-45
The Republican journal., 1878-11-28
PATENT rs.

r. II. EDDY.
No IS State ST., opposite Kilby, Boston,
Secure, Patents in the United States; also in Grru,
Britain, France and other foreign countries COPIES
of the claims OF any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
No Aq,aCy IN the taited States possesses superior
r,cjjficS for ohtaiBiug P0tcotS usrsrhiHjug ttt
pateut0'djty of inrcAtiouS. L. ~. EDDY, solicitor
Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy one Of the mast c0pdJ5e ami
successful practitioners with whom have had OIL
cal intercourse.
CHAS. MASON, Commissioner of Patents 7
"Inventors cannot employ person more trust
worthy or more capable Of securing for them an early
and favorable consideration ut the Patent Once"
EDMUND BU Rk +, late Com. Of Patents.
Boston, October -, 1870.
X. III. EDDY, ESQ.-DCar Sir: you procured for
me- in 1910, my first patent. Since then YOU have
acted for and advised me in hundreds Of cases, and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions /
have occasionally employed the best agencies in New
York, Philadelphia and Washington, but | st give
YOU almost the whole Of my business in your line.
and advise Others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, January l, lS7S.-lyl
nr Eoncv Cards Snowflake Dam1sk. Assorted n
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oRIlIMArlola.

~ opea liaHin street, Mrphy street GHd Hfd
sHuh JfOm Nun Wfd n himNrfd,
$50 II ordained by the Cly Council OF tht
seellon i, That Martin street, Mprphy
street ana flcld street, nom Main hntrt on
tho south ~ Tin street on ~ nOftn, 90 and
the HAlrb GrH hereby established rH streets
ana tin ptpnrrdluga utefWniy lnf lhepltn.
ins pl me 1Hmp 40 hereby plutIpl'
srg 2, tho Mayor tlly Engineer ana thy
secretary are hrIeiy ordered ~ proceed az
provided Ia trrlipu los and surG ruIpg Htu
lions OF chapter ~ Of rlly charter, ~ pr
form lhelr respective duties ipf the oPel'iua
OF said streets,
200 q, Tho private property necessary Ia
be- condemned fur us0 ID Oienlug said stler
shnl be paid inr hS SPECIAL u hesSmeLlH ~
pTOyldrd fuI IN Rrrliuh NJ ana another tpu
lion Of ohHpler \ ~ rhniel Of city,
hrr, I, hiil hlfrrH mo ~ De opened 81
prayed Tor IA petitions NJ rllNrhh, Mnri
street an Murphy rlrel IN br Of the Nllil
Of laOl lrrt, Hud on a linN win mt pnrlnr
OF said strnrlH lyinp hrlWfru Commerce Hir
MAN streets, ana % continuance ul the halur
rec, p, Fluld HlEp & shall lrslu NJ % ru.L|
on tlr north lido ul Man Ullul wv tr
Wttt OF ihU alley Hi l. uH Iu'H fuNlhtl.
corner ilrucH WrAt ~ tcli lhtupr nOrll
iroi lu Elm HlTcti thence tHsl au iurl III fsl
fuuth Hlu OF FlN Hiltrt tossed lrOnAui
n. rlllo u corner thence south 20 % .rN ~ Toe
Har, 4. The said streets n.e { be u M lul
by N eplnl assessments, rnN the general luut
~ tie city N not no he used Tor The puulu q
rec, T. The requirements ul cliy chHltr "
be- strictly complied WIN IN opening Wi'
Streets
500, H.. Tint tLis Grain nee 30 into trtc
trum aud Hiltr ~ pas axe,
Approved Ducen hvr ~, MI
w, l., CAbELl, Mayor,
i li ilRHEF M, Nucy, dec dlOt
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A rreneh clr,,s rae, ., na,.,,..,

New York Tribune. Mdlle. Marie
had the Greek idea of private vengeance.
il she was not well versed in all of
Medea's poison tricks. She had been
cruelty wronged by French miner and
desire for revenge famed up in her
soul. She went to spot where she
was sure of meeting her betrayer, and
after u few words Of colloquy, threw in
his face a quantity OF sulphuric aci d
which she had concealed under her
mantle. The man was horribly disfig,
ured. blinded for life, and rendered per.
manenely incapable of doing any work
ana the procureur general caused the
woman to be arrested At the trial she
was asked, among other things. what
had inspired in her the idea of so cruel
revenge, the Judge suggesting the
reading OF novels might have had
good deal to do with It. The prisoner
declared that she had merely initiated
the conduct Of young girl who had
acted In the same way, and whose storv |
she had read in public journal Tho |
jury was pleased with the girls manner
but the facts did not warrant verdict
OF acquittal. They found her guilty. of
assault, but declared that she had acted
without generalization. A Frenchman's
notion Of preme ditation is vague and
shadowy. e' anu
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In obedience Ia the lplowin rc,Olutlun
phssrd hy the tilN Cnupcll, ViHi
Whru ~, N N believed tunt the city can
be htnrhlt II ANA hrNullhrd 10y concert OF
action IN the matter ul bulldt ~ sidewalks
anu planting llrtA No the intersection ~
Sidewalks Nud streets, ANA thal haiu concert
OF uclOn mny h0 effected by IA" Mayor ~
suing his Proclamation ttqucAtlng al prop
eOly"0w nrIs 10 20 lmpoYe their property
| Therefore, be- II
Resolved, By the Guy Council that TIE
NJ yOf be- Ntd ne IN hereby iubtructcd 10 ih'
sue hlN pr. clHnutlon calling ON all rcnl &C.
| tote nwurr 10 Improve lhoir property az
suPgeHtvh IN HE loregolng preamble, de-.
sc1blup HE KIND Of bidowNllSa ana the XII d
| of Noes best Ia be- u ant u,
Therefore, |, W, l., CahCll, Mayor OF the
city Ol DuilUs, 90 hereby request AL real cS-
| tnloowucrs IN tho city Of Dallas 10 improve
| thrlr property by making good gravel Hldt-
IN lIuui Of their property, nu 10 plant
| shade ltugB, uGh M Mpples elm emma,
| Dos Elder and kenmore tree along ne
outer edge Of sa'd sidewa KS aud thereby
| benefit ther property, ana ulsO add ~ the
heath aud comfort 0s wcll as the brHuiy OF
| tho city,
In witness wherco' have hercun'o set
| my hand ana uliiNod tlic seal of the city OF
| Dallas, this 2id day OF JHnuUry, 1913
Attest W. j.. ca BELL
j. 3, Hr9ErDRp, Mayor
SrcrO ny, inn2idl0t
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each. The ialor Ia also required after
the above date 10 furnish food for Tie
prisoners At twenty-five cents per day.
lor eaeh prisoner
Grnsoa Comig News Monday
night AZ about 10 O'clock, lell George
was shot and instantly BILLED Ny W.
Shines, in tho house known ~ brown
Front, house Of prostitution on Sklddy
street ----rhe 81 Louis division Of me
Western Union telegraph viii cons
menea TO pat up wire pn The benson
and Southeastern railroad as lpr ~ lhe
Trans Continental, within a leH days,
-l'iye car loads Of freight passed
through this city Monday for Tho Denl'
son aud Southeastern railroad three
of these oars were loaded tor iellklaln,
one for Fort Worth aud one for ToSar'
kama, This Is indeed carrying Tho wa
into tho enemya country lot OF
uampa outraged an Indian GIRL near
Carney station, In tha Indian territory
from the effects Of which she died,
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The s,opp,or stone 10 Health,

Tho acquisition 0fyitHl energy N the step
pin ntona % nenltn, when tho hyRl0m
lacks vitality, the various argana llnR IN
their duty, become chrOnlcnlly irregular,
nuu disease IN eventually instituted, To
d0biliinted system should ho butt mp by the
uRo OF that inimltab tonic, Hostel terra
stomach IiltloH which iuylgOrnles mo d.
grHllye organs, ana inHurcs tho thorough
con version q food Into blood Ola pourihn'
Ing quality, nom whence every muHdli #,
nerve and llbCo acquire unwOnt,d supplies
Of vigor, nnd the whole eyat0m q fuol lenOoA
the hrnonclnl onrct, Appetite rolnrnR, tho
syatom IN lofreHhed by henllhlul mumhrri
tho nerves grow strong aud calm, the dee
aponuoncy bGgottOn Of chronic indigestion
nnd an uncertain slate of health disappears,
and that allow Appearance Of lho akin no
culiHr 10 habltual inynllds, mud pers0nt do.
n0ient In vital energy, Ia replaced ny . more
becoming tlngo, dlilllUblO-wl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

TnE name of General Sui Ross OF
Waco, has been repeatedly mentioned in
connection with the race for governor.
We happen to know that the brave
general does not care u fig for political
position, and do not think he would
under any circumstances permit his
name to be used for the office named
That being the case, there is no impro
priety in our saying that no puror or
better man, no ADLER or more compre-
hensive mind is in Texas than that of
General Ross. and should he ever come
before the people, we, in common with
all who know him, will only be too
proud to use every honorable means TO
insure his success.
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1ailg Aerald

laH DAnf hnnALDie pnhllhhe9 nyelb
mOTninN, aInHpt an hOniYt ~ Wv W
annum In advance, postage pfhphln OF
1loenls nor week delivered w no ellyl
ADyHnpisHIHG HATra que square llen llhbs
nonpafNll Gus Time " ~, eiol hlpatlllnnl
lnaaitlOn, 10 cents hpnnlAl Ialuh lpf Npphly
,nonihIy and yearly advertisers,
TINS WEEKLY HBnALD " pnhlihhpl every
saturday mo rni Aaat " 90 ppT year posi-
aaa DTopaid,
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The question of the duty of represcn.
tatives in voting upon questions upon
which . constituency is divided is an
interesting one, Many claim that tho
vote should be with the majority. But
how is it to be determined upon which
side the majority restsp Our opinion
Is that the people ratiiy, endorse and
adopt the general views of man when
they elect him to represent them, and
this view is strengthened by the fact
that the vote is legal ii every man in
his constituency should differ from him
in opinion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

philadelphia Times Groundhog re-
turns are now In from Colorado and the
weight ofeyideneo IN collected hence 10
that point Is in layoro Of the shadow and
consequently Of siX weeks more OF
weather no lorIorn Az TO be--ln the
words Of the Rocky Mountain News
"unlit for any sellrcspecllng hog 10 20
abroad" 1'hisisa gloomy prospect, but
IL il In accordance with the Views al
ready expressed by the American musk
rat aud tho Thanksgiving goose, Ia the
laca Of the decree Of lhcBe threo most
reliable weather prophets, Professor
pinld Smith astronomer royal OF
Scotland, may M well bundle up his
promised mild winter" and gracefully
retire,
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IL ~ tho duty oi every person who has
used BoschpoA German Syrup 10 let ita
wonderful qu ltioa be known TO their
friends In caring con u ptlun, soye q
cough, Group, asthma, pneumonia, nnd In
met all throat ANA nv discusses No por.
son can use II without immediate relief
Three doses VIII relieve amy O,AN, ~ Il Wa
consider It the duty of NIL druggists 10 rec.
ommend ITO tho poor diving cOnsumptivos
nj least 10 try ono bottle, w 10000 dozen bot
cS were sold last year, and no one case
whore II Jailed was reported, SuOh med
elmo ns tho German ~ up can not be too
WILDLY known, Ask vOnr druggist about II,
Sample bottles 10 try, sold at 10 ceutA Reg.
ulnr size, 10 cents, For sale ny all dIugg isS
fAbl2dlW.
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ONE of the most serious charges which
the congressman seem TO have against
Doorkecpor Polk il embraced in II letter
written by that unfortunate official to u
friend, IN which he said "if elected he
first intended TO look out for his friends
no matter il they came from Patagonia
or any place else, aud give what was
left TO congressman,
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English Female B,t,ers.

THIS III tho great female medicine Of the
present century, II IN prepared expressly for
the cure OF chronic female complaints and
irregularities, aud its cures are truly won
dorful, Married or single ladies, who are
nnllotcd with mysteries, with uterine trout,
los. sick headache, pnlns In side ana back;
who are Frustrated, pnle feeble ana emucin.
tod, nervous and clOas, with loss of appetite,
pnlpltntl0n and general iudisposition, have
only To use one bottle TO be UsHur, Il Ot rapid
recovery, They cure by strengthening and
building up. aud impnrlinG pure blood to
that which has become Impoverished. a.
dos OF Dallas Hnould call ON Common n
Walk ar, or DR., Howell ldtIllfehl6.w wit
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SINCE the editor of the Waco Rcgiste,
il no longer federal oiliccsholder the
tone of that able paper is many degrees
milder and we are glad of it. Mr..
Chase is man of marked ability but
had made enemies by the bitterness Of
his warfare against the weight of public
sentiment in the community in which
it is published. This change proves
that the tone of the Register was the
consideration paid for Office. We con.
graduate Mr. Chase upon his escape
from the CALLING servitudc.
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THE STATE OVER.

-hdr'o" ComN-Jimplecute: A mol
threatened TO enter the Jefferson Jail
out were persuaded from their purpos,
oy determined guards ard shot guns
- rev d. IL. Curry, pastor OF the
baptist Ghurch IN Jefferson, has accepts
ed call from the church in this city
~ ireedwoman by the name OF
nn'erca owens, living in this city on
Marshaii street, last night smothered
her INFANT chiid, about five months old,
oy turning over upon it while nursing.
one was large fieshy woman.
Bastrop C5pptv -Advertiser, o,o ma,
killed six deer across tbarivor rror, p"a
trop, on Wednesday ---Cnn,tv oa, "
criminal side has been in ses,;o oU" -, y
most the entire week A rnn,hos S nSaa" az
disposed of---Tbe comn,;sa G' uses
court will convene next Mondon - !,
which time a county attornav n';i, t ~
selected to iill The nmsyn;raa @ms o "e
George d Rnsseli dnoodp.n ,I' TERN p o'
tropians are feastino ON eicht nn nas,
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TnE Marshall HGaH treuts the Inc
ternational settlement in long and
able article, but we do not Pce that it
is n vital question in Tcxos politics los
day. The matter was settled and there
ought TO be an end to it, II all that
matter ia TO be Nked out now, turned
over and ventilated the November
election will come and find the Mars
shall HerdM with its work but halt
completed
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How completely tho New York Fri,
June has dropped out of sight. A few
years since and it practically furnished
the policy for the ruthless majority then
in possession orpower, Milder and more
tolerant feelings prevail, and since Mr.,
Greeley's death the paper has been with.
out the weight mn force to cnttle it to
lend the more conservative influences
in republicanism, which aro now run
ming the government and the party.
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. Dos d 907 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

lbs house Is new and well ventilated
, noa,ns sonthern exposure, and Is centrally
y. sawyer, who never failed TO please bis
guests. Parties seeking house with ali tiio
comforts OF q home, cannot do better than
irving In Dallas, via the Central rajiroa,
can reacn this house by taking the Mai
street horse cars, one block south from a.,
BOZ. Lhe pest 81 % q day house in the c,s.,
$500 W ger OH the street cars at the swift.
"''' y. SAWYER,
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VIZ learn from the Jimpiccuto that n
body Of men appeared before the jail in
Jefferson, Saturday night, and demand.
cd ndmittancc, They refused TO state
what their GRAND was, The iailer pros
cured assistance and dclcd the mob
when II quietly Dispersed
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VIZ have been favored with the DIAL.
weston Post IN IN exchange, As soon
M tho times will admit of II we will
employ IN interpreter, but until then
tho paper IL all Greek and Latin 10 US,
Tho Post Ia q wol-known German publ
..nIin.
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FOR SALE.

The nna slfrm min, known 40 the Valley
inillr, located 0n mo hoHlqe river, ai ilfs
wral ~ Waco Ia nlr wheat glO ms
D"iiaifs * ai iinf1tuhf, iIdmi fbaD |" 81
tqnara, two aud lue-half stories hish, ana
G0ntaln. ON hri ~ clTu Hrd two 0f wheat
CnnkR, lhp mpnllnry ~ fmlY h0rar pnWfi
IN ln good nnpr ihls dealrahlf properly can
DO puu hatHn un 600 most a. advantageous
Ieriis, both ~ az puiH Rnu tine Flr arm
~ palilruna fllliur nldleap rsil np ut ~
Waco, IhAai
drrlldam WA. A, FORT,
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MAJoW j, A, BynSF, Of Wilmington
North Carolina, az ono time quarter,
master general of tho confederate army,
shot himself accidentally with lowllnp
piece last week, aud Is not expected to
liva
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TnE proposition to look into county
finances will meet the appreciation Of
the farmers Of Dallas county No bet,
TOR selection than Mr. Downs could
hayn boon made.
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.EhbHlNHTON HOuHE-Ihis house u
w situated pn GllneT NJ Nnnl Anl ma NV
fiTpis, faIl.ph seeking u mouse WIN Nll W.
com arts M hpmu can MOI ln hrilfl llHn
i've ihH Warrington hnuhe q fN.l me lAp.t
n hupplibl with Tho bot ne nHlkh' fhli hl
10 H. Ulstsrn wafer fnlniaNrl ~ unluih,
lHned rooms ~ let, liprd anu 10 HlNsn, M,l
MIMIC iebi lrlln'
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Sor COLUMBUS. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
New York without change "i'''

We Being the Only Line practically under
UWle management between st. Louis and
connecti0Hs and are not subject to DELAYS "A 1
interinediato points incidental to other
lines. " '''o'
no Baggage checked through to all Eas.
tern cities VS. '''
ne The Quickest Time is regularly made
by this Line, and fare always as low as by
other routes. " ~
M Tickets for sale at all ti,ket offices in
the West and South.
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10 Rsat

AND -Ono hunda and my agrls Of
IL land man estate Ofrnlllyl ION Goo
bnuhps, water, limbnr rlH,. VIII lulhlhl
mults and feed, and lnr npllnni " nhallhl
ARMY three and a nall miles npflhrihl il
Dallas i, y, pHUIullflhlp lehllV
HOllRE-A house with ola rooms hHl ahl
III lar four nnrfH NJ Rlunnli anu Whbll
blabl0a ana onw-shhda, On l'pphhll hdls.t
Annly ~ lhl nlllnn. NhInII
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NOTICE..
MAYORS OyFICE, |
CITY OF DALLAS, Februn,y \. lS7S. I

MAYORS OyFICE,
CITY OF DALLAS, February :, 1873.
Az a regular meeting OF the CITY Council
heid February 5th, 1878, resolution was
adopted, instructing the Mayo to appoint
aco nmltiec OF three aldermen to be known
M tho " Purchasing Committee"
Tho duly OF this committee IL to make all
purchas OF every kind and description, that
m y be necessary In the different depart.
ments OF the city government. Aldermen
Shone, liil and Crowdus have been APP
pointed on said committee. The officers Of
every It, partment of the city government,
az wen Ms the citizens of the city generally,
Will please consider this notice and nci In
accordance with the sane.
ga I'm. W. J.. CABELi.,
ieot-dlut' Mayor, City of Dallas.
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Two FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

Va ATH'iI OI Trans ITOm lilo Ney and south,
;, nAY,LIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves the
Union Depot, st. Louis, every morning, and
being Fast Express, stops only at prIncl.
pai stations, IL has Pullman Palace Sleep.
del hia and New York without change and
put one change to boston, baltimore ana
Washington. ltarrives in New York enrlv
the next evening, only one night out nnd
gives " daylight view of the fr famed
scenery OF The Pennsylvania railroad.
FAST-LiNE EMPRESS I'm
pepot, So Il us, every evening, stop
ping only ut principal stations, with
Pullman Palace Cars for Louisville and Gin.
cinhati, Palace Sleeping Car for Chicago.
and thief vorite piouecr Line Of pniIe0'
man Palace Drawing Room Sleep