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, 1880-12-12

, @sead aeaa Knmyss-PreK e: NJ. Hale in
acsases aamses should be the RELIANCE of the ply
sstaq sEaq 10 alt those cases Of debility In
i.s@a iI'ea prompt tnproyemont uf the general tone
e..u9etatl'e hu1uysa is the blandest and most
s1Smy aEe*ted food. and as such the best nour-
fS.aes11 tor weak stomach: ut the same tine.
Eu,n.sa the prceSs of fermentation which
9n;n.sGas andergoes, medicinal qualities are de"
n,edoao which we Tainly look for tD t1aterla
dgsne1. ln nnusea. vomiting, extreme cases Of
r+iItpsgssa' hu1uyss acts like charm. promptly
esss snE - a1l the distressing symptoms of such
Eus Nhen the stomach rejects a4i else,
fhs sas ass IL retained and ,HssimilAtod, at1ordng
~ paneat nourishment, strength, and comfort.
~ es logical consequence, nervous
H. ce*6es xnd refreshing sleep follows
WI ee2rict. intermittent, KaetrIc, and
IL d1o dno9 lever. prefer kumyss us tbs exolus-
tte ~ ~ II Satlst1cs thirst and hunger ana allays
mntsret. ku'nyss has considerably the I'D
h,r. over druRt, In that ii never can do
1an 49,! 10 ooso 40 irritable stomach with drugs
xtrmnso which tn intelligent physician
eases sss IN this day. But not only In extrctpe
he rtss4 tsn4uo humyss be resorted to; it should be
errn-se<. remedy for weak stomach under all
rith iths.xnces Iax The dyspeptic BRAIN worker
ka aftess, 10y glasses If kusuyss day will improve
BE- less suou at and his nerve force. Ladies would
loffn.u us 81 l'olls, more vigorous, and healthier
fsr ris.s.en .ney would add to their daily diet
kunns o'1Se on hunyss. Beware OF fm1-
oas1omers only. WV
~. .drend, chemist corner Madison .,,.et s,a
, 1880-12-12
PERSONALS.

axr Kelly appears to have slipped OF ths
-oof~-S J. Tld<r-
Mr. James Gordon Benefits income Is
sd0o0 year. Buys WHO are nee1ectln8 Po1o
tsould remember this
4 real, live Swiss Chevalier reached New
Torx last ThurSiay. TIE other BARRIERS should
remembr that competition Is the lite OF trade.
" see BIZ tho papers that President Hayes
-. never SICK. II ia very evident that BIZ.
u,v4. VIII never dred out OF An on1ce. john
KeQy.*
rb. Rev. Dr.. Armftage, Of New York,
.h,ntt .hat pastoral calls lead to scandal and
.+~fe" Probably strife is the Eastern way Of
ssytng shotgun.
Mr 11ayes should at once recall his recent
n..s,re and write another one. Tho editor OF
he richmond (va., Dl9a&eh says he Ia not satis'
led with TIE document
" Ba1tbolomai, the new Russian Minister
.. washington. ID described by 4 correspondent
=. ...c handsome that even the President spoke
.dui1naly OF him." We suppose tho Minister
Is content TO die now.
Tb. nrnmoters OF tho Panama Canal en-
trrprtse evidently knew what they we're about
n selecting Mr. Thompson TO represent tho con-
~a,n.s interests In this country. The gentleman 3
..ner,ence with The perils 1T navigation On the
wabash peculiarly hts him for the position.
Nearly all the people who belonged to
Alexander Il. Stephens as slave: remain on hts
n,.ntatton. His house is always full OF visitors:
TN. .i,houkt he ea1s almost nothing himself, he
Nkes to be known as hospitablc old bachelor.
h keepa on bis place TN old man OF 90 years,
With whom he plays cards hr. Stephens has an
accurate memory.
Old Joe W'inzow, the trainer Of Hyer and
; Not1,hsey, In dying in San Francisco leaves bis
fttnfy - vtsy pour circumstances Once when
HrodAftek was delivering speech in fEunt OF
the Hasa Ia 6ap Francisco bully knocked him
from The stand. and he fell into Wiprow's arms
Joe stood Brodesick up On the stand again, and
tod him to 70 On with his speech. The crowd
went far Droderick, but the first man Was
Knocked 70 far BY Joe that tho rest left
Iwalk through! the streets OF the city
Where the busiest throngs pass By.
The paveInents are burning with fever
They've caught from the sultry sky,
And long for the ehadowy woodlands
And the valleys that near them lie.
Hong for tho perfuncd breczes
That oyer\the meadows blow.
Fer tho clear. cold spring In the valley
Where the coolest waters flow.
For the fold asleep in the shadows,
14ad the lis1less kline that low.
-Sl8un B. -4sfh0Hv.
, 1880-12-12

,osrA1 correspondent wants to know
a., 1he titie OF 'Pops was nEst applied to
-" n;.hops Of Home. and who ~aA Bishop Of
4",ne 1 At the timer" Tho name :" Pop" means
n ..na and WIS originally applied in tho East 70
:sll priests, and thus was undoubtedly the 4tle m
~ TIE Bishop Of rome from the oe9'nnn4. Ine
.. " peter. A. o. e; ST. Linus, 81: st. Cletus,
-. :, Ue,nent l., %: St. Anacietua. 100; apd 50
~ ~ q. tha nrescuC day.
, 1880-12-12
NJ EDICAL.
(utijCura j
Astonishing Cures Of Itching, Scaly and
Scrotulous Humors Of the Skin, Scalp,
and Blood Of Children and Infants.

Cuticura Remedies are simply elegant to use.
They appeal to mothers and parents with great
force. Frominf4ncy to okl age they arc equally
successful, safe, and relAble. Cuticura, a'Aed-
ionnl Jelly, arrests disoase eats away dead skint
and flesh. allAys inflammation: itching, and tTrt-
1Atton: soothes and heals skin Diseases and Scalp
Affections with Loss Of Hn:r. 1t repreduoes and
beauties the hur. Cuticura Rcsolvent. the
great Blood Purifier, cteaRses, Purines, and
cradicates ail ohronit and hereditary h4mors: @
Cutcura Medicinal Toilet Soap. prepared from
Cutlcurn+ cleAnses. soothes, and heals diseased
surfaces, whlteus fresheus, and beautines the
skiu oeEond @ a.! praise; It. is an elegantly per-
Children and Infants.
Chas. Eayre 1ltnkle; Jersey City Heights N: J.,
pletely cured Of terrible Case of Eczema by
Tho Cutlcura Remedies: Frnm tho Top OF hts
soubs Every other remedy and physioiAna had
been tried in vAlu+'
Fred. Rohrer, ESQ.,. Cashier Stock Growers
we'll pleased with It's effects on my baby that
cannot afford to be without it In my house. 1t
is wonderful euro, and it Is bound to become
very popular as soon rs It's virtues arc known to
the masses.
Us. Weeks, Esq, Town Treasurer, st. Aloans
vt. says. in a letter dated May ~: ~ works to
charm my bnby'e face aud head. Cured the
head entirely, and has nearly cleaned the face
Of sorcs. I have recommended If to several, and
Or. Plant has ordered it for them-'
cuttcqrn Remedies are preparsa sss by hy Weeks 4
Price ; Of Cutic"ra, @ Medicinal jely, small bozes
cents arS1 III hoiIe
Medicinal Toilet Snap. p cents; Cu1tcura Mo-
alcinal Shaving soap. IS cents; IN bars for Bar
| bers and largo consumers. Dcents-
2 n1i1<3 fyt..t am lrrrin If nFfrt.
, 1880-12-12
OriginalCost.
SPECIAL
Cash Jobs
This Week!

300 pieces Rich Satcen Dress Goods at
15c, former price soc.
500 dozen Children's Fine Worsted Hose,
all sizes, full regular, all at 25c per
pair; worth 60c.
1000 Children's Fur Sets; former price
Csc.
900 Ladies' Fine Mink Sets at So, $40,
and 6l2, worth SIS, $18, and $l8.
800 Ladies' Elegant Beaded Collars ut 81,
worth S..
Sample line Of Ladies' Cotton Underwear.
consisting OF Chemises, Drawers,
towns, Sets, Skirts, &C., at soc on the
dollar.
100 Odd Mink Muf1s, fine goods, at s.,
$6, and -. worth $40, $12, and $14.
800 dozen LADIES' and Children's Wool
Hoods at 25. 81, anu soc; former price
50, IS, and soc.
400 dozen French Lawn iIdkfs., Fancy
Borders, at 1-2c; worth IL Lee.
1,008 dozen SILK Handkerchiefs at 81,
., 37 1.2, -, so, 60, s., -, IS,
90c, 81, $l.25, and $3.50. Special
bargains.
zoo sample dozen Nubias, Knit listers,
all different styles, at half their real
value.
800 dozen Gents md Boys Neck1ear at
l21 1-2, Is, IS, 20, Is, 30, IS, 40,
and SOC; awful cheap.
10000 yds. Cardinal Embroidery at 2,
&, and 1-2c.
Is, 900 yds. Embroidery damaged by VA
Ter at 8, 5, 6. s, 10, II 1.2c, up to
35c; awful cheap.
$40. 600 stock Of Jewclry, consisting Of
Neck Chains, Rich Bracelets, Gold
Plated Sets, Real English Garnets. Real
Whelby Jet Bracelets and Necklaces,
Gold Rings. Also large line Of Real
Hair Gseds at 50c on the dollar.
1000 dozen Kid Glores in 9, 3, I, and
'6-Button, at rs, 80, 40, SO, Is, 75c,
81, and Sl.25; awful cheap.
Sample line OF Worsted Goods Of all de-
scriptions at half price.
200 lots all different kinds Ladies' md
Children's made up Lace Goods, COM
prising >Muil Ties, Fichns, Scarfs,
Handkerclliefs, ETC., at less than manu-
fActurer's ceSt.
1000 Cartons Millinery, consisting OF
Large Elegant Plumes, Fancy Featl.
ers, Real Ostrich Tips, Bands, Beaded
Hacklcs; reduced TO hnlf former prices.
1000 dozen Ladies' White Emb. Ties.
also Lace Tics, also Spanish Ties and
Fichus; sample line at half price.
5000 Beaded Cloak Loops at Sc; worth
o5c.
, 1880-12-12

o,r of tho Democratic leaders In WASH
,Lo1 .ecordtuR to this correspondent OF tho
ns.h,nond tysJ Di*patch, ts viewing with alarm
~ prospective admission of Arizona, Dakota.
Ter Mexico, Idaho. Montana WASHINGTON, and
T1omtnR IS States. He seems to fear they Will
III be Republican.
, 1880-12-12

b found ~ used in homeopathy will
r<ret 0oneopa,hic Pharmacy, at IS Llark
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B. +. AVERY & SONS.

sale, within the limits OF M q ~. Any tented,
unwholesOme n sound meats. game, yeget-
ables, II n or food ANY k nd.
SEC 10. No one shall lOiter I Lounge around
any market hous or stall In market hours, or
Ike, p'ace any vicious dog.
Sec, II. Noooe except prahuc ~ and licensed
huclSst rs shall spll, any Veg tab rs at re-
tail, within market hours, ex 'e.I e same he
sold In market hsus.
SEC. IL. The G mmilte5 on markets shall
classify he stalls sod recon- end to III city
council such plt Gee IA they ih'uk ~ to b.
designa ~ M uket hou7eS ~ stalls, and
tne class fSsme; then the co1uci ~ ~ desig-
nate the 81 g as market house; aNd the
council may, NJ the expiration OF quarter,
or IN case Of failure TO pay market dues, dis
continue any IN arket stall.
Sec. 10. No Othtr pl zee shall he used ma n
marRe' house or stall except such as n desig
mated by Ire council. The act on o. the COM
miltae aud market master in renting alls
shall BE- re, ored TO aud acted upon by he city
c 'uncil
SEC. IA Any rerson renting any stall shall
keep tho same open in market hours, and
keep therein sufficient amount If good,
Wholesome meat to supply the dem and
Sec Is. Anyone who violates any sect on Of
this orilnanoe will be deemed Guilty OF a
misdemeanor and upon conviction, lnad in
aay sum not less than Ave or more than one
hundred dollars.
Sec. 10. That this ordinance take effect
from passage and publication.
Approved November o, 1850.
JOHN j GOOD, Mayor
j. b, HEREFORD, @ ty Sc oretary,
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street or alley where they have gate or ates,
10 nave the same swung TO oTen on the insi o
of their premises, andit shall be unlawful for
anyone to maintain gate opeAiut 50 as to
occupy any part Of sidewalk, and upon con.
Vietlon they shul be fined in sny sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars. Each day
after notice or arrest shall constitute "A sepN.
rate onense, This section is to apply only to
gates hereafter constructed or hung.
rec. IL. Whenev the owner OF property
lives In the city or county, the sidewalk
notices shall be served on him, Wheneyer a
notice is served copy of the same shall b.
reIuned, showing da,e of service and ersOn
on whom served, and shall be signed by OH.
Ger serving same, then shall be returned TO
Otncerissuing same,
Fec. II. Whenever the city secretary is ues
a notice as provided by charter the city en-
stneer shall Immediately issue similar
notice giving number OF lot or lots owned y
party, in fr0Lt of when he is to built side
walk, and giving the Specifications; said
notices 10 be servedand returned, as above
provided for, by some police oalcer, at the re
quest OF officer issuing same.
sec, ID The assessor and collector shall
provide book in which the special sidewalk
taxes are entered, and shnll collect aud nay to
treasurer rs other taxes. The city secretary
sinai keep 10 showing 10 whom and along
what street he issued sidewalk notices, an
shall preserve the originals. The city engineer
snail do likewise, and shall Immediately after
issuing his notices drive stakes and give
the, grade, etc, and see that they are con-
tiuctei according TO law md uniform grade.
sec. II. Whenever called Il ION by any 8 dp-
Walk builder or contractor or any other pei.
son, the engineer thnll fuini Ii HIM with the
names Of parties notified to build sid walk.
passage ard publication,
Approved Novemb 70, 1850
JOHN j. GOOD. Mayor.
j. b. HIREFoRp, City Seer tary.
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TEXAS TOPICS.

LsSslle county was organized at the late
election.
The drive of Texas cattle to Kansas is put
down at $50 ,6S4.
The Hebrews of Calvart propose building
synagogue.
The new military post to be built at FL
Psso will cost $350,000,
A movement is on foot TO build Presby-
terian church at Cuero.
A young man recently died at San Antonio
from the effects of cotton worm poison.
Highway robbers are infesting the roads
leading to Taylorsville, Williamson county.
AT Yorktown, while attending the circus,
August Barrow had valuable stall on
stolen.
The Santa Fe railroad is carrying cotton
from Cameron TO Galveston at So rs per
bale.
killed at Rockdale while attempting TO
couple cars.
Mrs. Robert Griffin, of Fort Worth, has
presented the sheriff elect of Tarrant county
with magnificent bouquet.
Telegraph poles have been distributed
along the line of the international extension
between Austin and San Marcos.
Negro United States troops, that have
been stationed for five years at Laredo, started
last Thursday for the Indian territory.
Ribbon cane can be successfully grown in
Bell county. In that county the gin house
of N. H. Rather was burned the other day.
Loss about $1,000.
Many Texas farmers are disguised with
their experience with northern seed corn. 1t
was three weeks earlier than Texas corn, but
small and trting.
Preacher Baird, of Bolton, is recovering
from an illness which the doctors had pro.
nounced fatal. But the patient said he
would got well, and he did.
Peter Moore, who shot and killed officer
Adams, at Hampstead Saturday night, had
previously served out five years sentence
for numbering another white man. He shot
Adams because the latter attempted to ar.
rest him.
The Waco Examiner of the 9th gives an
account of an anonymous pamphlet recently
published at Houston, and sent to Rev. DR..
Crane, containing highly sensational and
scandaous matter on the membership of the
First Baptist church of Houston.
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sueet for the full width ofsuch street, and the
street crossing shall be- so fixed by the abroad
cOmpGny's agent The same rule shall he
observed where they have switches on any
stree.
sec. 3 Where they have cutters or culverts,
the same shalt be- so constructed or covered up
as not 10 interfere with free passage and con-
veDlent travel along the street, and SO MS not
TO c0nv'y the watsr into any street or lot In
the city.
Sec, 4 They shall not con struct any switch
or track along or aero 8 any street III the city
without The consent of the city council, and
any and every person so doing or aiding in
the act shall be deemed guilty offs misdemean-
or, and upon conviction shall fined not less
than five nor more than one hundred dolla's.
SEC D 1t shall be b. the duty of the Hous-
ton &Texas entral railroad company to pro-
vide CHI at their crossings on Hous on, JEFF
rson, Austin, Market. Lamar Ataid avenue.
Browder, Ervay, Main Il m, CONNIE rec SWISS
Live Oak, Br,aS, and Ross avenue: aud of the
Texas " Pacific railroad company 20 provide
lights ut their crossings on III uston, Jefferson,
Aus In, Market, Lamar, College, Sycamore,
Live Oak, Harwood, Pearl, and Swiss avenue,
howard and Good ttreets, which lights shall
be kept burning rom dark to DAYLIGHT, except
when the m on Is shining brightly. Any
oher iroad entering the city shall plaza
lights at their crossings
sec. U. IL shall be the duty OF the station
az NJ or other representative of railroads
having track In this ci'y. to see that the re-
qui'ements of this rainaooe are complied with,
and in ca of failure to comply, or of any vi
citation OF This ordinance, the -gent shall be
de emed guilty of q mlsdemes nor. ard upon
conviction In The mayors court sh ~ he aned
not less than five nor more than one hundred
dollars; and each day shall constitute separ-
ate offence.
SEC, Z. IL shell he the duty Of the city enrin-
eer and every poie fficer to see the prcyls-
Ions Of this ordinance st,ict'v complied with
Fec. That this ordinance take effect from
passage and publication.
Approved November9, 1850.
JoANJ. COOP, Mayor.
]. B. HEnRFoRp, City secr.tarY.
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Texas, having run over nearly all the courses
in the state, and nearly always, if not always,
showing the way to the judges stand. He
generally forms a procession when he runs a
race, and he leads it. Messrs. Smith and
Davis have in their stables lot of our city
and county trotters: Wilson's bay mare,
four years old; Duncan's gray gelding, aged;
Millions JEFF Davis, and Stephenson Honest
John, all entered in the three and half
minutes class for Dallas county horses. Tom
Moore, Dick Shain, Nicoil and Lonesome,
all Collin county trotters, are also on the
grounds, and will kick up the dust in
trotting contests during the meeting. This
completes the number of horses now present.
At the spring meeting great many stables
will be here, but no matter how many may
come, there will be no better blood nor
animals than those that will run next week.
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AN ORDlNACE establishing aad regula-
"A ting City Markets.
BE it orda mel by the City Council of the
city of Dallas:

AN ORDNANCE establishing aad regula.
IA ting City Markets.
BE 1t orda mel by the City Council of the
city Of Dallas;
SECTION ]. That the building situate on
he south 81 20 of Main street, together with
such other market houses as are owned by The
city shall bs and ara hereby DESIGNATED as
time to tins designate such other places as 10
sees proper.
Sec. g IL shall be, and is hereby made the
duty OF the assessor and collector, and ex-
oflclo market master, to collect all dues, and
IN conjunction with the committee on mar.
kets, TO rent and keep rented all market stalls
The mqrket-maSe err shall receive asa salary
ten dollars per mont.
Sec. g. The mark o. shall be divided into
first, second aud th,rd- ass ma kele. For q
ilrst-clasS m rSet stall the rent Shall be
twenty dollara per month; far SeCOnd-class
the eIt shall be fifteen dollars per month; for
athit d-class, ten dol!a ; per month. No G0r-
ket stall fhQll be rened Tor longer u Rod
than tNtee months, but the party renting II
all have lhs refusal Ct it. f,r three sue
ce,ding terms provided, thai m murke :
duse hal be payable monthly In advance
,ec. Market hours IN a 1 the markets. shall
be- rs follows From Anrl frat to November
rirst IN each year, from four o'clf cka III, to
nine o'clock u M. from Notember first o
April first, they shall he from five ole ock a
m. until tn o'clock a M In tho evening
lllpN Eilall DC liOtu fla " C4NNk y Hl Ul''l niue
O'Clock p. M, snd on sunday they shall on y
be ope,ed IN The morning fro. four until
nine
sec. !. G Nod order shall be KEEP in the mar
Sets, aud the Occupan of I'VE stalls sha |
epu the same In Clearly condition, and terp
/ or sale on, IN or about their stalls nothing
that Is not good, sound and wholesome.
sac. 6. No person sh III use any market stall
unless he ha paid the city rem therefor, AMI
if any one fails to pa the rent he shall hs
subject t. the psualtv herein, and the city
m AZ discontinue the place rs market.
Sec, 7. IL shan be the dut" of the chief Of
police to sac that the markets are kept n u
cleanly condition, and that the regulations are
comnlied with; and he shall take possession,
if necessary. of market stalls upon which the
rent is unpaid.
Sec. s. No one shall sell, or offer for sale,
any fresh meat, or fresh sausage, or fresh fish.
outside Of regular designated market hou-e;
provided, that meat may DO sold In bulk, III II
Is. not less than one-half of an animal; and
provided, that fish anil game markes may be
designat separately, snd the market dues
shall be five dollars per month.
Seq, 8. No one shall sell, keep CT offer for
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A n ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
IN building ofprlvles
Be IL ordNiuel by the city council of the city

n ~ piNIl NhNtE REGULATING THE
"A building Of prlvles,
Be Ii oTdHinel by the city council of the city
of Dallas.
SECTION /, Each and every tenement within
thi9 city USED rs q dwelling house or business
house, shall be furnished with u suit bic
priyy, which shall be constructed as herein
provided for.
sec. .. IL shall consist of sand box, or
earth clos t, at leas tilt5eu inches square and
iiiteen inches deep, which shall he lined it'll
ENC or Otherwise made water-i tight, aud any
one who here fter constructs any priyy eN-
cept as provided hereiu shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and upun conyic'
ton in the mayors court shall be fined I'm any
sum not less than five or more han one hun.
DIRE dollars and each day shall constitute
separate oflense.
Sec. 3, The owner or occupant of a0y
prem SEES where such sand boxes are used
shall not permit them to leak or run over, nnd
shall every third day, or MS often rs necessary,
sprinkle them with dust, ashes or dry dirJ,
and shall cause the same IA be emptied before
becoming Il led or offensive
Sec. 4. 1t shall be unlawful for auyona who
now has privy vault ON his premises to use
the same longer than six months from the
da'e of the passage OF this ordinanc', and be-
fore the expiration of this time, all persons
having privy vaults shall cause the same 10 be
I'll Ell mp and subs itute Their for sand boxes,
to be constructed IN accordance with the ,erms
of this ordinance, and kept IN n Cl my con
ditiou as herein required. Provided, ali privy
vaults exceeding ioVr feet in det tn shall be
filled up Immediately and no longer used rs
such.
Sec i. All the sand boxes or the contents
thereof shall he removed between the hours
OF 0n'cloCk ut night and I'm IT, morning,
and shall be removed in closely covered carts
or Oher covered YES els, and shall immed-
ately be- di,interted.
Sec. &. II shalt BE- the duty Of NE hoalth OF,
fcer o. require every on who fails ito mply
with tails rdinancp; aud eve police OH er Is
hereuy requirei to examine nll promises on
his beat to sea that the regulations herein con-
tanned ara strictly c1mplied with, AMI make
complaint against nj Renders
SEC. Z. The boxes hall b. 50 con ,iructed as
to beeasily slided in add out Of the Irtvy.
These provisions shall not apply 10 wat 7
closets cOnuec ed with Sufficient ever
Sec. Any Que Offending agaius or falling
to comply with the conditions mud require.
mrnta Il this ordinance, shan b. deem ed
guilty Of a mis!emeannr, aud upou cnnvic-
tiou shall he lined not less tnan five nor more
Than one huud ed 90 lars and each day shall
constitute n separ ale OifenSe
Sec. .. Thatthis ordinance talk effect from
passage and public alton.
kppro ed November o. 1850
JOHN ]. GOOD. Mayor.
j. Il. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
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A y ORDINANCE ESrA ,LISHING AND
"A providing for the uildns, repairing and
he ping clean OF all sidewalks and CUTTERS in
the city OF Jal as.
BE il ordained by the city council of the CITY
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All the privileges connected with the fair
grounds will be sold to the highest bidder
next Saturday evening, November 18th, at
s p. M, at the saloon OF Murphy & Brownlee
V. w. CLEVELAND. Sec'y.
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ORDINANCE REQUIRING r

II
IN roads to TO fix crossings, CUTTERS, etc.
BE 1t ordained by the city council of the city
OF Dallas.
SECTION /. II shall be the duty of every
railroad corporation which hes a track In the
city OF Dallas, to Keep Its road bed, culverts.
switches and drainage in good repair
Sec. 2. Wherever he track " any road
crosses stree or alley In he city, the ton If
the rails shall be even with The surface Of the