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The Columbus journal., 1880-11-17
CiOthing! CIOthing!

Mems heavy Winter Suits from
&O0 and upwards at Friedhof g.
Co.'S, BOnesteel's old stand.
The Columbus journal., 1880-11-17
M A r r I E D.

O-SAR0T-Nov. 9th, by Judge
j. G. Higgins, Christian JambO and Miss
Mary SarOt, all Of Platte county.
The Columbus journal., 1880-11-17
COLUMBUS MARKETS.
GRAIN, &C.

Our quotations of the markets are OBJ
tanned Tuesday afternoon, and are correct
and reliable at the time.
The Columbus journal., 1880-11-17

District, in and for Platte county, Ne
braska, will sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder for cash, on the
2Dth day Of November, a. h..
IsSO,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day. at the front door of the Court House
Of said county, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: The west
half of the northeast quarter Of section
thirty four, in township eighteen north,
of range one east Of the sixth principal
meridian, in Platte county, Nebraska;
aud lots six and seven, i'm block fifty
two, in the town OF Columbus, in Platte
county, Nebraska, and also lot three IN
block thirteen, in stevens addition to
the town of Columbus, in Platte cOun-
ty, Nebraska, at the suit of Charles II.
May, plaintiff, and Luther NJ. Cook, one
of the defendants, against John g
Compton and Josephine NJ. Compton,
defendants, as the property OF said John
G.. Compton and Josephine NJ. Compton.
Dated this 21st day Of October, ISSO.
BENZ. SPIELMAN,
aI6-5 Sheriff Of Platte County.
The Columbus journal., 1880-11-17
Letter List.

The following is list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the pOst-ofiice, in
Columbus, for the week ending Nov.
IL 1880:
The Columbus journal., 1880-11-17
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, by Galley &
Bro, that all who are indebted to
them, either by note or book acct,
must come forward and settle imme-
diately, as they need the funds.
The Columbus journal., 1880-11-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
ID sale, to me directed, issued out OF
the District Court of the 4th Judicial
District, in and for Platte county, Ne
bTaska, | will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, on the
The Columbus journal., 1880-11-17
ClOaks. Cioaks!
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements under this head tive
cents line, fir st insertion, three cents
line earh subsequent insertion.
The Columbus journal., 1880-11-17

There is no one article in the
line of medicines that gives so large
return for the money rs a good
porous strengthening plaster, such
as Carriers Smart Weed and Bella
donna Back-ache Plasters. For sale
at IIcintz's Drug Store.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
Tine nirth Uf q 1SimR.
m t1y.~i.


King Alfonso made his appearance III pub
lie at 40 q. m. on the twenty eighth gf No
vember, 1853, on a Rold platter and Without
any trapplnRs pf purple and fine linen. Such,
81 least, was the testimony furnished tp the
Gar by Prince Michael aalitzyn. then Rus
elan Ambassador at the court Of Queen Isa-
bella. His excelieney wrote AZ follows: "On
the twenty -ei9hth Of November. 1868, | was
awakened suddenly at . o'clock In the morn
Ing. by. q royal halberdler. who brought me
an Invitation TO. betake myself Without delay
the delivery Of her. Majesty the. Queen.
Within half an hour l entered her Majesty's
private cabinet, .where found numerous
grandeeg and ministers already assembled.
were thrown open, AMI the King cOnsoft
Don FrRncleque d'Asslsi, entered the room.
bearing upon q golden salver the newborn
Infant, Don Alfonso aas,s STARK Y. naked; Thus Gil
that an heir to. the throne had really come
Into the world"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02

Reeds Git Edve } lecures dyspepsia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
COUNT DE LESSEPS.
Something About His Family and His CANA
Plans.
NEW York Sun. Feb, 2S.l

Count Ferdinand de Lesaeps, who was en-
Uineer OF the Suez canal, and who proposes TO
build an interoceanic ship canal across the
Isthmus or Panama, arrived In this city yes
terlay morning In the steamship Colon, ac-
companied by Countess dc Lesseps and their
three children. To all who came Count de
Leeeepe was cordial He is seventy-four
years old, robust and fine looking. 81 medium
height, with short. white hair, iron-gray
eyes and io S lace. Ills manner Is nearer
like that 81 q man twenty four years old than
a person half century older The Countess
de Leeecps Is about thirty-two years old, u
brunette, with pleasing features and charm
daughter Of M. dc Rra9ard, Judge IN the
Island Of Mauritius, where she was born. She
married the Count de Lesseps on his return
from Palestine, in 1869. They have seven
youngsters with them are OF decidedly
lively disposition, and, with their novel fash
lon Of bare legs, have created quite sensa-
ton already al the Windsor.
In conversation the Count de Leaseps Is en-
thusiAstic Ii favor 81 the Panama route for a
chip canal. He says frankly that the idea Is
American, and that he Ia only the executor
81 the idea. He said yesterday: The whole
secret Of the task to be performed is to join
the two seas together at place that will
furnish the two needed levels. There Is no
other place than the Isthmus Of Panama
that answers that requirement.. II will not
do to project canal with locks. What we
propose Is an open csna fro wtnoes =
ocean. We propose to utilize two val
leys, the valley Of the Chagres river and
the valley OF the Rio Grande, the former
employing into the Atlantic and the latter IN
joined by piercing the Intervening mountain,
La Culabre, which is ninety metres high.
Az the valley OF the Chagres Ia subject to
periodical foundations, which would mate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02

ELECTRO BELLS-THE NEWEST AND
- best method Of Bell hanging known. It lie
destined to supersede entirely the old.fash.
ioned. bunely. annoying and expensive style
No breaking OF wires: on the contrary. when
once In position for the electric current to pass,
an electric bell Ii there for life time. All that
is necessary to sound an alarm Is to press
gently a button. which may connect with bells
In servants room. dining-room. kitchen. stable
lin fact, any part Of residence or business
house. No burglar will enter house with one
OF these bells Ia III said buttons can be 80 ar.
ranged with indicators that a servant can tell
Numbers of our most prominent merchants
are using them. with great satisfaction. both
for their residences and stores. Send for cir
culars and references
$500 - JAS. 81. REYNOLDS, Agent.
ia2S No. % Barnnne atraaf,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
TUE rOBTY.SlITH CONGRESS.
Senator Jonas Introduces 4 Bill for
the Improvement Of Red River.
M. Weaver Makes Another Intellectual
Attempt TO Get the Floor In
the House The Proceed
ings In Detail

wAsstseror. March H. yencte. The Vice.
ptee,dent laid before the Senate coinmnniea.
lion from the Secretary Of War Transmitting d
later from the Quartermaster General Of the
Army, shovina the urgent necessity for the re.
palr Of the old public buildings 1t FORTRESS
Monroe. which repairs are estimated TO cost
Asq .asv, The Secretary recommends an appro.
pfiaiion of that amount.
Mr. Oonkllnx presented resolutions Of the
LEGISLATURE Of New York directing the Senators
from New York TO endeav0f 10 secure appTo-
priatlpns, for The better Fertilization uf New
lH RI. benflns and others presented petitions
uf the duty on steel rails Mr.. QQnkllng also
Yese .eEe Ior he rsvva q
American shipping interests.
,ss t n. ea s u IL ssssse. 81 :f
nk NJ HIlles sssfi from tue COMMITTEES On Appre
naflna III approximation ior lhs dedeiepeY for
support n erte q. lnlan tTisss sn 2, stated
Bills we're Introduced by the following Hen-
s..s &. y IA a s 9ssa ssa
II, WINDOW Xashorisias national say
Bavtn1 Inhn Il III nna ~ M MI n0via ~ nor
AAin canturnal and Abandoned nronartv. .o' e''-
,ns aha hwseaa mi nrsasinp y AID prtn,nr
IN M r,a pros i3ant MIA hafnra tha Hanato
..a.sss iea,s INA psn.iaant invii,nu the nfto,
tfnr ~ unnrraas f. the unhanr ~ mnsestIaa
= Aims ri fhe Nnaniuh imhahitanta al Eaaf Flnr
Under ths Reanah Ameriean treaty S t
ne nIeasusy ,s ,9n WI ~ I'M trbnn
asasrkIishnd undar that treaty. a. alai,ns tkere
er sse e 1he matter s re-
M hos hs Mpoh Lne q @
I M h "A YIN VIA raw rinh IL paa
som Al fhe war' hut 10 uminsursti owners. and
mmS 1o, than e anaEn n "nnanri ~ tha
bill ior tas relief ii fits. john Porter. heidins
MA thnt tha rarort III the ma hoard II revew
sn. s ehn .inAinatea him -
0S NM Senate tSen adjourned.
NoMss-undeI We cal M, E. ntasee the iolow'na
os we're apq h feegFea
%hDE aitnr tha f,rst If tuiv, taao. the dutiea ri,
sss nse. . as,.t .w..s ~ ,vap. daunri,,ton
skat w , nu ~ n nar oent M vainrem h Iii
essas III ~hara hishar imtiea are nov l,nnosed
ang coIlaeiad h'.ae' uu'ee 80 80" 'Vose1
49,, NV. Y, IA VA IA oiant
w w ~ 4HnIisnss ~ Miss,sntnni l,anaa,inr
Ill, g,s .,.nrtinv Mia,ns II ihe inian Tarritnrv
r. s ~i IL onnaitinnai on tha asiinru ahmpnt
u indian tltles. .. = ,,. -
IN. tn, sanra INA Tina ~ .,nInnlat ian ~
VA, w 80 III psa, eai,rna ' " ~
w Wr n a Tmr,,nr ~ WantuohvA hill abnl.
,sh}nS ri tnrtff Itioa ~, nrintin1 tvna tra,,,
ahnias AND ssricsiiafs! implsmepts. II
MT' s s p,lne ,he III, hFy rn anu
.aN..f fsnsSN stntn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
Ths STRUGGLING ldmmnas nssm.

IWHibH HIvBF VHhutIun lVA.J UUe6TV0kI
Shall our delegation crouch down like
whipped slaves because Vermont II small !
Heaven forbid. We trust the time Ii coming
when the epOt Oi earth Oh which man Il
domiclled will not be the criterion for hls IT.
ness for ONCE. We suggested All important
Idea that tho friends Of Edmunds should
elble. We earnestly desire that men u clear
and quick discprntnent may be sent to the
convention ut Chicago.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02

satisfaction with the hosbltabie greeting he
had received II this city. u ID his intention
10 remain until next Wednesday,. when he liz
to start On sn extended Western tour chat
will keep him In this country until April
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
PROPOSALS r0n xErA1Rs.

DEPARTMENT. or WATERwoRRs AND PUDLIU J
Buildings, Room %, City Hail. !
New Orleans. February 40, 1890
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until SATURDAY. March O.
1850 ~ II o'clock ma for repatrs t. tne sornlce
eupied by the Recorder OF Mortgages and Reg
istrar 81 Conveyaneea. according to plans and
On NJ ~ adc q MA A. 3 95s
lowest bidder. The city reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. Parties bidding are re-
uuited to deposit with the Administrator q f.
abide BY the adjudication. the amount Of 500 In
cash which shall be forfeited 70 the city In case
Of failure to sign contract. Bidders to whom
its returned to them on the day adjudication Ia
made. Proposals to be indorsed Proposals to
r. r. OHEYALLEY.
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public Build.
in1s fn2a tnnh8
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
Prom the quaker city.

u, j. Campbell Of Philadelphia, under date
of October 4, 1879, certified TO the wonderful
efficacy of Warmers Safe Pills and bafe Tonic
In removing a liver disease accompanied by
chronic constipation and yellow skin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02

Blaub. at uoldthwaite's. corner Of CANA
street and Exchange Alley, has our thanks for
the New York Herald. Bun and Times and
Philadelphia Times. Of the twenty-eeventh Of
February Btaub has all tho latest papers and
nurtodfaala
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
uesot Authority.

DR.. W. q. eeott, president u the Oolleae o
mended. uollen's Lebl9s Liquid EXTRACT o
Daef and Tonic lnyiaoratur ~ the beet prepare
ton used for Debility. IndtRestiO4. Dyspepsia
Fever Aaue aud LoaH u Appetite" fe2s I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02

The best tonic In the world n Malakoff Biz
ters Prize medal received ri the Paris Expo
eltion In 1873,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-02
JOS. PATZELT,
Nos, 1O1 and 1O8 Baronne Street.

CHOW CASES. STORE FIXTURES AMI
- Building Work In first class order. All
binds OF SHOW GASES made to order. and
QPHOLSTERING and VANISHING done In
Aebeet e Ryie On the shortest 0ottoA dek1y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03

would have tho oholceat harbor, and soon tha
mlghllost city on the gulf coast, h. Louis
and Kansas City, and Denver ara N deoply
Interested In thla oonsllmmatlon M Chicago.
In tho perfection OF tbs roadstead ut Mobile
and yet va ind no northwestern representa-
tive, except the vigorous rod-haIred gontlo-
man from ~ Louis, cooperating earnestly
with Herndon In behalf Of Mobile or with
Cubsrson, and Coke and Maxoy IN behalf
Of tho harbor which nature gave Texas, at
tho mouth OF the Brazas, h
How splopdid tho result, 10 DO
80 choaply achieved Tho coal
fields and pinorics and iron orc Of Alabama
will enrich tenfod moro tho worlds industry
In single year than II will cost 10 deepen
tho channel lending into Mobile bay and tho
perfection OF place Of perfect security
within tho Brazoa for atorm'dryon com
meroo Of tho Gulf will DO tho most benell-
cent decd dono by this Congress. " Mr..
Horndon accompanies his purpose, tho West
and South, and tho country'a commerce, will
owe him debt OF gratitude such ~ party
leaders have rarely deserved,
Their services arc commonly rendered
In noisy debate and In donly handling tho
bloody-shrt, or In profound oxpo'itIons OF
beautiful theories Of States rlghta. Mr..
Horndons efforts aro morb wisely directed,
and Mobile and Volaico may become tho
richest resting places in the commerce OF the
Gulf l.. j. ID.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
N CASE or THE SAME sonr.


10 scheme Of Mr.. Hcrndon, the nd
dishlct.g He asks to have the channel
,g into Aohile bay decpenod. The
.wny system Of Mobile is ,pt last 80 per-
.ea TINT better coalyat lower prices, may
delivered thoro that in any American
,st city. While toal Is tho worlds fuel,
al especially while IL is used in ocean nay-
lion, Mobile must DO deemed the
81 important ,harbor on the
If coasi lust tAnorth Of Tuscaloosa,
n ng Tia, course lof tho Warrior river.
\ rvkhers thereare coa-bcds from five to
u, ~ feet in thickness. travorsed that
! lv when boy with the English geolo-
I Lyel, and near Elyton he said there was
A gh coal and iron in Alabama to supply
Il World for centuries. He seemed to think
VI Igiish capitalists, when they learned
n heknew, would at once secure posses
| { tho coal fields and "pineries" of that
W rful county, in which iron is heaped
thirty miles in mountains on one side
llway and coal on tho other until in
vqsgsA paradise of human industry
riches was perfected.
Us WANTING.
liAur have at length per-
onnesstem Of tho state 10
we iscoal can DO sent at a
SUPP the Alabama or War
ANAL to Mobile. Coal and
lber can be deposited moro
lie to-day than any coast city
~ Stats Rnt n Presidential
hehes and tha marty leaders
,nr;a,o anv uonov 10 avail anv-
.yinpanI Alabamn and ether coast
10 anneased with some trifling sum,
10 con,,nonjv wasted ON 81, Paul or
H. and Alabama and the South
.s,;,i :, estalh abroad in poyerty
"A. 20 ard ;dleness and rine.fore.ts.
NJ orsi ana iron ara there. but never in the
,rss sv of nresidential election can mil
ian aya a quarter dollar. BIO devoted to tho
nerfectivS ~ the barbor of Mobile. And vet
have bessa mo an oflirial renort from tho
coast survN in which il is stated that Mo-
sSl0 harboi tho s,,m defined. can be- made
,ermanentl sssihle far the LARGEST vessels
n the serviev mo limited States Hanpily
liable, a. g, Ton;s and T .on;syillc
3rnsN ro;,vay ina des;gned
oon,ri~ ~ i"nmas ;nx my oomnarc;ai
sons' ~ ~; coming oo a;,.. e'"
V - 90 sarrod Or'G mo ,U ro',dancn ona
S sonuu ~ uv.iiu pioN,uenuo,, su''
r .Sn I'LL u, Ine l"ot VIA, .ho NH >l Ia
~ s snaa;h IN, ~, w., S0n MVa' on5
oosslow 'ns' nou.'o LII wy,
y may " ae annS,, /" ' ns "a. VI
'no eon ,,ui..;s VI I .hs,
~ hpP, ,ep snv,s 'a an,,
r. , .ae ' ,h", a ,hn
DPoiyS 'no' 'Na ana;ns,
suy csieoisrs s aS,s y
a oioef W supfou P"V'
ne en-. ,h.,, M, II.
.'n.rs . hs rnn,, Smcago
~ aSpvde,o a, Mobile Div,
all that is claS the neces.
,2A-d&w weston and
Of southern
ru,. :. very , rsaso n
,,aw q lTanas n a.
Pad ma nsi .,''. o,ss'
Nv 3 NIL miIrS and aggrand-
=; MIMI (. GULF COAST
.s 2, ls 9.n,s.. raj ssvI lines
'eretsi < Of entering New
hongr q has s nc see M;s.; 20
ns y, 'no , . Ms
..n III n.d SSpSrais %i,'f ad de.
city sss ,ss 81, TN So = ns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
"0n MY
-'BACk!"

bladder, liver and urinary organs, dropsy,
gravel, diabetes, Bright's disease OF the Kid
neys, and Incon tinence and retention OF urine,
AZ Q cur, d y''Hunt's Remedy" II Is prepared
expressly for these diseases.
" Cameron Co., Central Penn,
DIR ftwood. Now, Is, lSIv
Dear Sir: nay say Hunts Remedy has
raised the dead. II raised me from the dead for
sure, as the doctors had uiveu me up TO- die IN
six hours, and so had all the people. NY
friends called In the priest to prepare ms for
desth. and he also said I was doomed. The,
ali had me dead, but Hunts Remedy saved me
and / am alive to-day, sound and cured Of
From From Rev. e. q. Taylor, d. D., Pastor
First Baptist Church. ~, o ,s,o
lean testify to the virtue Of Hunts keme-
dy IN kidney diseases from actual trial, having
bsen greatly benefited by Its use.
HUNTS REMEDY has been used by fam
nv nhy sicIan for 80 years. IL has never been
~ P.s - rau n ieT sAfp. sure and speedy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
What Shuts their Mouths.
Now York Herald

Mr.. Blaine and tho rest have discovered
TINT whatever they do TO "lro tho Southern
heart" helps only tho ox-ProSidcnt mud the
third-torm movement, and Injuries their own
prospects They 500 that repetition ofsuch
scenes and excitement IN the extra session
would certainly weaken all thjr chances and
revive tho now failing thlrd.torm movements
and that what thoy all need IL 10 leave thu
country In peace and quiet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
WARRINGTON LgTTh,


Correspondence OF Tho Her, -, 49,.
nLs a,sa W,'aos',.yj1N1'a1,1ywea and south
donct SS' s,'csI, not Ia poiit-
cal lscjslnnom YnTRylunatcly our party
leaders sro Subo,dn.k "a ever consideration Of
publlo good topary wea', whilo 'no hAsI
uses iho party Amply Tor political ends. i
~ 4 solonhly wlao heproasehlauvo OF u
y, dHrIct on mo south my Jesler'
thh wore nd tho Presidential year,
ding for tht rallwways from Texas
,Iipo would. ,percadlly enacted and
y thah d6ublodA Tho. policy Of
Mt II saId To DO most liberal In this
nt..,s'lle Ia no warrior. lilo would do
a uI,gonerous deed. Ilc does not call rob-
ery BY tho tender namo Of "annoxatlon,"
IN met whether we like Mr.. Hayes or not,
wo arc forced TO confess that his admlnlstra-
tion, In all lis departments ~ distinguished
by honesty and clear hands II the Presi-
dency were stolen, as ALLEGED, Bradley and
tbe SIrht 10 seven fellows did the ugly bust.
ness, and Mr.. Hayes did not believe they
wbuld tote away red-hot stove, or that ho
,As tho receiver Of stolen goods.
WAS going 10 say that
,rossient would effect tho conquest of
NaMacailcyhays tho Mormons,, UNI
q achieved the mystery of Eng
< u commercial and moral, rather
triumph. The defeat enriched
dEngland, even as heinvaslon
always from the north and its
md qualification by a ship
> will make this polghbor-
4 powerful, and prosperous.
N 10 believe that tho President
pvo any fixed policy Of this
:, Is said that they favor
Snsion Of oil Texas railways
a. Antonio, and TINT tho Mica
III BIO Il fixed fact before MIR.
uf'oillcea But then the timid
uhesitats1 and hardly dare vote
tons swelling tho accounts
)emooratice house and SENATE.
a eto beilrebded, pnd the party
luntry' second, and tho South
beilosers. "a y hIH#
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
An Absurd Dog.

MhycsVIIIc IKy1 UWTInUN'
One day recently Low, Flaugher, Of Brown
county, Ohio, was chasing u FOX, and kept
up tho chase until he was wcariod, and then
no called of his dogs. Ono Of them, how
over, would not give up tho chasc, but kept
on until he run himself TO death. The next
day tho dog and fox were both found side by
side dead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03

For tho first time in English history n po-
lice agent has been attached to the personnel
of thcsovereign, and rooms have becn fitted
up for him and his family Mt Windsor Castle.
Tho palaces, within aud without have nj
ways beon guarded by police, the military
being chiefly for ornament. Tho now agent
will always travel with the Queen,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03

An Indian Mt San Dago, Cal, was told
that voice through tho telephone was that
of the Grcat Spirit, and when II sad, "Give
up those stolen horses" he Immediately con-
fossod lhnt 10 Mns u thief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
III. Ill IA NJ a. n ON,
FARM Err SALE.

% acres OF land undebd fencing, W arcs
In cultivation, the hce timber Ind.
Dwelling house and stu, corn crib. cden
houss ia good order, hall peach Orosrd
with two wells on tlSace. For inloAa-
ton, at Mr.. Joseph Zir@man, 3 miles 81
Miiler's Ferry road, 20tudred yards mo
The osntlal Railroad,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
AN oaDANcE,
Locating the Woo&d Hay Markf
BE it ordained by the Council of the q
of DA,

BE it ordained by the Council of the q
of %
SBcToN /. That 1t slbo unlawful for d
wagon loaded with II Wood or orn
stand on Lamar street, Feen the Texas
Pacilc II. H., depot on horth and the .,
tral Il. r.. Freight depN the south, Orf
Main or Elm streets. beSn Sycamore str
on the east and Market 1t on the west.
SEC .. Amy person Ing Wood, Hay
Corn for sale, loaded on tagon, or stock
sale, shall not allow thihe to stand win
the above described lind
SEC. 8. Any one viing this orlinaI
shall be deemed guilty misdcmeanor, q
upon conviction shall bied in any sum
exceeding twenty 1--WE qrs.
SEC 4. That this orthce 70 into el
from and after its passa
Approved January ZIP.
j MlURMOSD, May
Attest j. d. HERETO. City sec'ypf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
WHOLESAE GROCERS
Strand, Galveston.

tipIs a ~ correct errors and prevent denr.la.
M Sis SStoG, weighed on arrival aud dsta p
inv s" w. ana Classification advised before eli.
them in anu an.os arrival weights I'D return
agreed on '"'eS unless otherwise
jan3d6mos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
The St. Nicholas Hotel
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This house more thpu fully maintains the SUI
periotty To which 1t owes it's Worldwide r,p-
ntatiOn, Table attendance and Np ments
are uneQuaed. Locality for cony nience of
travellers, tho very best American plan,
Ilrst-clne, TRANSIENT, SO 90 n day anu up-
wards. PERMANENT, t2l.W to SsSW week
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