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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-18
Colonel III. y. Ervay for AIderm IN
from the First ward.

In this mornings issue OF the HERALD
Colonel Henry S. Ervay announces himself
candidate for Alderman from the First
ward. Perhaps no citizen of Dallas has been
more closely identified with public interests
than Colonel Ervay, and certainly no one
has shown more liberality, energy and pub
lie spirit in behalf of the city's pro-
gress than he. He is not only one
of the cleverest and most substantial citizens
of Dallas, but has had much experience in
municipal legislation, haviag once been
Mayor of the city, and has served in the
City Council two or three terms He made
an able officer wherever and whenever the
duties fell to his lot, and to-day stands high
in the estimation of the entire pu bic.
Honest and upright in private and public life
progressive yet cautious in all measures per-
tanning to the good of Dallas, popular with
the masses and with large material interest
in the city, he would no doubt give equal
satisfaction to his constituency and the public
at large in his future capacity as Alderman,
as he has donein the past in the same capac-
ity
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Texo. & pnci,ic construction,

The first force was put on track-laying on
the Texas ~ Pacific railroad yesterday morn
ing. 1t is only start to get things in shape.
Four carloads Of Coleman & Cos. outfit
have arrived. The track-layins force is be-
ing organized; also force f'r bridge ma
sonry. The roads are fast drying and con-
tractors are being well supplied. Labor OF
all kind is in demand. The rain did not in
teriere with work. Everything is progress
ing favorably. Cowen, Jones n X owlton
AFRO pushing forward bridge material rapidly
Th .re is, however, a scarcity of teams.
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LOCAL JoTTINc S.

Go TO Leon Kahn for Boots, Shoes and
Hats.
--IIarpers AT rawi. & Dottcrton's for April,
ready clipped
The beautiful snow has been transformed
nto ugly slush that fills tho streets.
Leon Kahn Is the boot and shoeman of
Dallas.
-Atlas Portable Engine took Firsr Pre-
MUM at ST Louis Fair, 1879.
--"The Famous tho Boss House for linen
table damask.
Tho Trinity is ON the rise, owing to tho
thaw Of tho snow, which fell Sunday morn
ing.
The "phmnix,n at the Opera-house to-
night This is Milton Mobiles great specially
See IT,
w. II. Patterson 81 Co. sell the best ci-
CARS and tobacco in the city. Don't you for
get it, the No. III Lamar street.
Sec the Emma Abbott corset at the "Fa-
NOUS"
For nice fitting shirts have them made TO
order at Clancey's, 65l Main street
--Ifyou want good and pure liquors, and
full measure, go to w. II. Patterson " Co.,
III Lamar street, prescription druggist.
Gents colluloid collars and cuffs, Mt tho
t'Famous."
"A large and elegant stock of ladies' and
gents gold watches and chains just received
ut j. Nj. Grams.
MODIFY styles of Gents Hats, at the "Fa-
NOUS"
--Wanted--A frst-class milliner; place
permanent and good wages. Reference re-
auired Address postotlice box Is, Dallas,
Texas.
go to Birmingham ~ Felton's for fresh
corn meal and cheap COW feed, 226 Patterson
venue.
The sale of seats for Milton Mobiles
"Phpnix" commences Mt nine o'clock this
morning Put in an early appearance at the
Opera.house box-otlice.
All Republicans are requested 10 meet
at the market-house on Friday, March 10Th
mt 8 p. m. BY order. ml6-3t.
Have your drawers made to order al
-Clanceys, double lined in the seat and war
ranted not to rip or break
Hamburg Edgngs, fine, very fine, at the
'Famous."
BE sure and take your prescriptions tt
w. H. Patterson & Co. Mr.. Patterson is
graduate in pharmacy, and is always at hi
post, No. Ill Lamar street.
Leon Kahn keeps Zeigler's best custom
made boots and shoes.
just one-only one--frst-class restau'
rant where ladies and gentlemen can go with
out being annoyed by bar-room difficulties
Go to the old reliable Demonico, Gil Mair
street. II
They are learning on the other side O
the water which is the genuine and which il
the spurious smoking tobacco. Orders are
coming in daily from foreign countries fol
Blackwell's Fragrant Durham Bull Smoking
Tobacco.
There was no public demonstration yester'
day, which was ST. Patrick's Day, yet a few
of Erin's sons wore the green, and were in
clined to DO rather hilarious.
The south-bound passenger train on The
Central, which was wrecked some six milel
north of here on Tuesday morning. did not
pass down a. was reported, but a track wal
laid around the wreck, and trains are run
ming rs usual.
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s.The PhMniM."

Milton Mobiles and strong cast will pre-
sent the above excellent play at the Opera
house tonight. "The Phmnix' is drama
that not only takes with the masses but is
full of interest to those who are habituatel TO
every phase of the drama. 1t abounds with
striking situations and presents potent
series of pictures of the under life of the
metropolis. The role of the hero, who is
both Bohemian and Detective, is admirably
adapted to Mr.. Mobiles, and brings in full
force his strong points as an eccentric charac-
ter actor.
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Contract for the New Court.housc

Tho contract for the rebuilding of the
courthouse, which was awarded Messrs.
Britton & Long at S24 900 was signed yester,
day, and an approved bond executed by the
contracting parties in the sum of $4,000
According to its provisions, the building is tc
be completed by the first day of July next, and
work on it will begin at once. Flanders &
Wilson, the architects, were appointed by
the County Commissioners court TO super
intend the work, and as will DO seen by the
following order entered on the minutes, Com
missioner William }. Keller, was appointed
general superintendent.
Resolved, That w. j. Keller, member OF
this court, be and he is hereby appointed 10
exercise general supervising control over
the rebuilding of the courthouse. No esti-
mates made BY the supervising architects for
work done under the contract shall be paid
by the Treasurer until said estimates shall
have been approved by him, and any estimate
so approved by him when paid off by the
Treasurer shall be u voucher against the
county. 1t is further made his duty TO dc
and perform any and all acts which may be
necessary to best subserve the interest of the
county in the rebuilding of SAID house.
Mr.. u. Q. Mitchell, to whom the contract
was first awarded but which he refused &c
sign on the ground that certain provisions
were afterwards made in it, threatens to SUE
the county for what he alleges to be Il breach
of contract.
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We don't know, but the plovers must be
very numerous this season, judging from the
number brought into market. A man who
was evidently engaged exclusively in the
business of capturing them, brought in yes
terday morning wagon load ofthem, which
he disposed of TO the restaurants. The snow
that fell Sunday morning, and remains yet
has caused them to flock together in this
vicinity and for the past few days there has
boon wholesale slaughter Of these birds.
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Our Latest,

Mushroom sauce, relish, tomatoossardlnesr
oel' m I, aorG Ill., cans, fresh Swlss cheese
hauu cnersr, puru lnuple syrup Ia gla's lRr''
imported aAehoyles, pearl beans (neW), Wnm'
poo blltaR M good lis any In the mnrkct nj
30 cents n bottle, just received 10000 Of lhc
orlglNal Marietta cigar Always on hand 4
full supply Of staple md Mncy groceries NJ
well rs wines, liquors and elgurs, Samples
sent upon request, Fee delivery,
IsApoRH FRKnERG II Co,
Cor, Elm Nnd Lamar,
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In DURANGO Vile.

Sheriff Moon left on last evenings north
bound train for Mckinney in answer to a tele.
gram he received from the authorities at
that place, notifying him of the arrest of An
drew Hurd, who is wanted here on the charge
of the theft of a small sum of money from
Mr.. Fish, farmer Of this county, in
whose employ he was in at the time.
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Minus Two Toes,

Ben Hall, colored, while cutting wood in
the Trinity bottom yesterday just above the
city, made mi,stroke and chopped of two
of the toes of his left foot. He bandaged the
wound, and making crutch out of forked
stick, he managed to hobble 10 his home in
the northern part Of the city where he re-
ceiy, medical attention.
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Trunk Line work .

Robert johnson, recently engaged on the
Texas & st. Louis railroad, has taken a con-
tract for five miles, from Scarry Bros, who
have the contract for twenty miles, on the
Trunk Line road. Work will be commenced
to-day ifthe weather will permit.
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The DcInionico.

That famous und excellent restaurant, tho
Delmonico, has just been reilIted, painted
and fixed up generally IN good style, nnd Is
now one Of the finest dining rooms in tho
State, Every dcicOcy Ia served In the very
hest style, mud the Dolmonlco Is kept up 10
It's oldlme standard Of oxcelency in all res
poets,
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] W smith estray 8 before ] R Bile

W smith estray 8 before Blewitt, Jus
tice of the peace. One snrrel horse, about
white feet, two front and one behind T on lett
shoulder, one sorrel horse mule, or years
old, about IS hands high; one black horse pony
bIa,ed face, alb iut 3 Years old and IA hands
high; one sorrel stallion, about 10 or Is years
old, branded w on left thigh, about Is hands
high, bazed fsce one sorrel horse. star in
forehead and white hind fnCt, about IA hands
high, or syesrs old. Value sl0O. Filed Feb.
% 1850 feil2jw3w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-18
knights Templar Official Visit oi
Grand Officers.

Sir Knights II. B. Stodard, r. E. Crane
Commander; John j. Good, L. Grand Gen
eralissimo; r. Brewster, f. Grand Recorder
w. J. Morphy, Z. Grand Junior Warden,
and perhaps other members of the Grand
Commandery of the State, will visit officially
the following subordinate communicates il
Northern Texas:
Indivsible Friends, Sherman, Monday,
March 30.
Paris, Tuesday, March 30.
Dallas, Wednesday, March 81.
Cleburne, Thursday, April |.
Bertrand du Guesclin, Corsicana, Satur.
day, April s.
A number of Sir Knights from Dallas,
Sherman and Paris will accompany the
Grand officers on their tour of inspection.
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To Arrive from Virginia in u Few
Days
500 bushels of black-eyed peas.
Now in store.
800 bushels of German milet.
200 bushels of common millet.
800 pounds of Alfalfa, or California clover.
500 pounds of pure amber Minnesota cane
seed. r.f ...H.. -|I
100 bushels ofstorm- proof cotton seed.
90 bushels of sweet potatoes, red and
yellow.
1000 Conovor's colossal asparagus roots.
iiVirginia White and Long John field
corn, grass and clover seeds and complete
variety Of garden and flower seeds, bulbs, ETC.
j. +. JENKINS,
Scotsman, GIG Elm street
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Taken up by W N Noles and estrayed before
w - Edw ards, Just ce of the p. ac... Feo 6, 20.
One grey mare, about IA Ia hands high,
branded o on left shoulder. about or years
old. une light grey mare, about IA hand~ hlgh
about Tor wears old. branded + b on both
hips One black horse mule, about Ia hands
high, branded ) 90 right shou der. Value
Us.
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Vrlnllnrt AcaMittnh.

New Orleans, March 1.-THE jury in the
the case of David Urquhart, President OF the
Citizens Savings Institution now in liquida-
ton, indicted on the charge of ieloniously
appropriating $4,000, funns of the bank, re-
turned verdict of not guilty.
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Taken up by A Il Floyd and estrayed before
w W Peak, justice of the peace Dec. 6, 1871.
One yellow mare, years old, IA hands high;
branded on hip, l. IT, and left shoulder, brand
not dst.naushable aud valued vt as. One
grey mare, years old, IL hands high, branded
- y on left shoulder and I on right shoulder;
and valued at Sl3,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-18

Two things are essential for establishing a
reputation for keeping airst-class bar. First,
time TO furnish the public the opportunity
of testing and comparing the qualities of the
liquors sold. Second, the combined assent
of the best judges in confirmation of the
public verdict These two essential requisites
have always given to Mr.. Craddock the first
place in Dallas among our own people, and
II Is no reflection on Others to admit this fact
Corner Main & Austin streets,
and under St. George Hotel.
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Hen Calm & Co.

This popular firm, which is now busily
engaged in selling the stock of fancy and
staple groceries, which was seiz-
ed BY the Sheriff from the
store off. Lowenthal, at 631 Elm street. at
reduced prices, will remove on April lst their
large and complete stock of goods, now in
store at 600 Elm street, TO the place above
mentioned. In the meantime It would be
beneficial to all in want of groceries to call on
them for bargains. They will pay particular
attention to the filing of city orders, and all
they ask is fair trial. Goods will be dcliv-
cred free.
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GLIY GOIIICii.

The City Council met in session astuishtat
the City hall to consider the Typographical
survey of the city. The City Engineer pre-
sented profles of surveys made of Elm,
Main and Ervay streets as Il basis of the
Typographical survey of the city. According
to his report there will be but little change
in Elm and Commerce streets. There
will be change on Main
street at different points of from eight to
eighteen inches in the grade
The engineer was given further time in
which to complete the Typographical map.
General Cabel having resigned from the
Board Of Health, the Mayor appointed Cap
tain G. NJ. Swinkin his place, which was con-
lirmed by the Council.
Alderman Whitla called the a,ten-
ton of tho Council to the fact
that General Grant would soon arrive
in the State, and that inasmueh as the Coun-
Gil had invited him visit Dallas, he thought it
was time some actioh was taken.
On motion of Alderman Tillman it was
carried that q committee of fifteen citizens
be appointed by the Mayor to act in concert
with the Council, to meet this
p. m. at CraddocE's Opera-house, next to
HERALD office, TO take action.
The Mayor appointed the following com.
mttee of citizens
]u 'gc A p Mccormick + Hardie
Jutge q N Allrilyo Colonel W Il Hughes
colonel f. G Bower Major RV Tompklns
General A b Norton Gu tan l. Ca ter
Maj n j + + / lott DrFE Hut hes
DR. A VI Cochran q ptun Geo r. FELTON,
Captain y Adams Captain j c O'Connt /
Jules sch elder Captain J G Bigger
Ca Itatn FW Minor Capt in J O BoSel
Alex sanger Captain 4 q Childs
Colonel T. G Mcclure Captain Gillio;t
l. ku ply Judge Kerioot
Captain W Kellar Captain w III CASTOR
Captain w w Orr C,ptsin N Il Craddocb
Colonel Aitchtson Captain w II McEntyit
General II N Gano Ciptain George Gaines
Captain w G Common M Ullmann
Cvlene w l. Crawford John } Eakin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-18

Unless the breath is like a spicy gale,
Unless the teeth CLEAN like the driven snow,
There is no dazzling smile or tender tale,
Grateful to women's eye or ear, we know,
The tale would lose its charms the smile be
gaunt,
Till brought within the spoil of Sozodont.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-18

Il. NJ. Kahn & CO., invite all who solve
their new puzzle to visit their store ns cary
as Saturday. An immense crowd will be
present to examine the only true answer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-18

WYE ARE AUTHOR no ANNOUNCE
w tho nance DIR, II NJ, 1lLLMAN ~
candidate Ior recollection 10 the once OF Aluer'
man In the ilh ward.
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Read all about the new styles of
clothing in the adVertisementOf san.
ger Bros.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED re, ANNouNsE
Iorman In Inc nr6t Ward, ~ the ensuing Apr'
.,laatlnu
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At the Delmonico restaurant, good sec.
ond cook. None need apply except first
class.
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Hid Gloves, ., 3. 4 and q Buttons. all
shades. ~ astOuishingly low
prices. at GOLDSMITH. ROSEN-
THAI a. cos. 7l4. 7I6 Elm and
7I3 Main street.
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WYE ARE AUTHORISED 10 ANNOUNCE
w ", w. MORTON, IA candidate lor
recollection 10 the once OF City Marshal Eirc-
ton April u, 1850.
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The Apollo Restaurant Is gaining popu'
larity every day under the management OF
tho popular manager, Mr.. Charles Meister'
hans, He proposes to cater 10 the wants OF
the people ut tho most reasonable rates, nc
matter what the expense may be TO them
lie hns thrown open the restaurant, and, feel
ing that his reputation Is tstake, will furnish
tho best tho market affords, served in the
very beet style, .Dou't forget the Apollo
hall.
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Latest STYLE Clothing, H. NJ. Kahn
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Just arrived, carload of choice apples
and peachblow potatoes. w. M. @. HILL.
2l3 and 2l5 Main street.
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Julia Vernory estrays IN me l6th day of Feb.
ruary, before o. W. Bvers, Justice tf the
peace, one horse. hay colo. aoauL IL bands
high, about yea's old, branded 4 V. on
both shoulders and 4 un b nh jaws, shod all
around. no other ma ks or brands perceiyable.
Value $40. Filed With Co., clerk, eb, 81. 1850
feb25w3w
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John Miller estrays before George,
One bay mare about years old, about Is
hands high, no brands percelvable, star IN
forehead, b tn hind feet white, has saddle
marks. Value s95. Filed Feb. ls, 1880
feh95W,W
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w u, THOMPSON rs u candidate iol
the once Of Assessor and Collector, Election
Aprl d. 1890.
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David " Waters estraya before K George.
One horse, about IA l-g hands hph, Nh ut 6
wears old, brand blotchsd, locks more like o
figure IL or the Litter W. has q small blaze In
the face, whits feet. Value 80. Filed Feb
Is, 1850 fsb25w;lw
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The handsOmcSt and nObbiest thing
in spring clothing at Sanger Bros.
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Just arrived, n carload of choice apples
and peachblow potatoes. w. NJ. @. hill,
2l3 and 2l5 Main street.
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Rooms for 800 Guests. The most
oommodious Hotel in the South.
Arrivals up to IL o'clock last even

lnH'
w l. Duck, city; Samuel Stratus, New
York; Leroy II Sebree; u 5 A; Bland Beau
schNmp, Pennington; 5 W Walmce Terrell;
j i Thompson, Kentucky; G y Lusk, Sber-
man; VIM b Kmbal New Orleans; Il l.
Palmer, Cleveland; A Grenlec, do;J Kent, do;
Claude DetIaven, New York; II Miller, st.
Louis, 7 Kaufman. New York; II. 7 Con
sart, ditto; John w Mckinney, ditto; Harry
Leslie Chicago; H Mills, Sandusky; A
Mcdonald, New Orleans; Tom Berry, } D
Aldridge, w Kain, Ed Hennesey,
city; w j Dixon and wife, Ennis;
J w Turner N O; Il Meyer, Fort Worth; 9
Harris, Marshall II Il Grover, do; Ii w
Hopkins, do; Mayhot, Galveston; John
Putnam, Gainesville; 9 w Mckinney
Mckinney; Miss Kate Elmer, Hampstead /;
Il 2 Cowen, city; j NJ Lindsey, Gainesville;
James 7 Vanston, I T RR; George w Bur
lingamc Deuison; w T Sample, city; DC
Brady Houston; Ellworth Terry, New York;
j Brisbin, Chicago, Illinois ;
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WE ARE Az rIIoRlzED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name Of ID. 4, RAlNWATEh' ~
n candidate for che 0nlce OF Alderman III the
First ward Election April u, 1850.
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Highest prices paid for jury scrip and
United States scrip, by RICHARD Conn,
tf GOA Main street.
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a. & e. RNITTENTHAL.

Boots & Shoes, Buttons & Braids.
Clothing, Casmcres and Carpets.
E1ress Goods, Drills and Duplex
Carpets,
Embroidories, EdSings at low
figures.
Frames, Looking Glasses.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Flats, Hosiery, Handkerchieis.
insertions in every width.
Jewelry, gold plated,
Kentucky Jeans, Knitting Cotton.
Lawns, Linen a. Linen Thread.
Misses' and Chidren's Hose.
Neckwear, Ladies' and Gents.
Oilclotb, Oil Coats.
prints, 1900 elegant styles.
Ribbons plaid, sash and brocadci.
Silks, Satins, Suspcnders & Shirts.
Tickings, Towels and Trimmings,
Umbrellas and Pmasols.
Velvet and Val Lace.
Worsted and Window Shades.
Youths and Boys Clothing,
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,xxyp ARE AUTHORIZED TO AMMO OUNCE
w L. o. BOGEL, as candidate for r0-olrc-
tion TO tho oliica OF City Assessor ANA Col
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Buy school Suits ut Il. M. Kaho
a& COS.
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COrscts and Ladies' Underwear. the
best selected stock in Texas.
Call and see our new side Lace
and full bone COrsets. at soc
apiece. GOLDSMITH. ROSEN-
THAI a CO., 7Ii and ZIG Elm
and 7I3 Main 80.
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Wholesale and retail dealer in foreign and
domestic fruits and all kinds of nuts, etc.
Opposite express Office, Dallas, Texas.
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Notice of Dissolution.
ESTRAYED.

Taken up by " Bashly and estrayed before
w W Peak, justice of the peace, Jan. ), 1850.
One light bay horse, blazed face, years old,
IA l-2 hands hish, both hind feet white, no
brands, Valued at $50. Also one lisht bay
mare, blaze face, Years old. "a hands high,
b. anhed on left shoulder d, branded on right
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Mems spring suitsat sanger Bros.

The greatest variety in clothing for boy'
Il. NJ. KAHN Cos.
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I Paints, Oils,
Window Glass,
Wall Paper,
Picture Frames
SIi FIELDS
e.
YOUNG.

Just arrived, a carload of choice apples
and peachblow potatoes. w. NJ. G. HILL,
2lS and 2l5 Main street.
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TOM SMITH, Man.

@ W Benoire, Mexico City; + Wheat, Dali
las; Joseph G Humes, Morgan county, Mo;
+ T Harrison, Paris; Q d Coitzar, Texas;
Charles Il Sehales, Dallas; John II Busby,
Memphis, Tennessee; B + Beach, 81
Louis James Jannirger, st Louis;
J B Horton, st Louis; John Deck, st Louis;
H Hollander, Sherman; q w Burkett, Pal
estine; j L Houston, Missouri; Charles Will.
son, New York; r NJ Stevens, Texas: j P
Smith, Dallas; G. A Stiff, Mckinney;
j B Howell, Mckinney; w Warren,
Dallas; @ b LOWS, Waxahachie; j Farley,
Galveston; w Smith, Waxahschie: L Nj
Callahan and wife, Ferries; 7 p Reeves,
Dallas; Colonel G f Holbrook, "Dcbold
Safe, Houston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-18

Rest Clothing House. l.. N, Kahn
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