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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-06
olryDors.


Yesterday was damp, dri21iins, chilly
day.
The assignec's sale OF L, Baumxn's stock
der.
Don't forget the opening OF the skating
and Elm streets.
The street fahir holds forth to large
crowds who listen to his song of the virtues
oil ms goods with marked attention
Attention is called to the advertisement
OF Caution in this mornings issue. MIR.
hohlilinger's patent is said to be one of the
oeSt lor artihclal stone and is used eXten.
slvely in all Of the principal cities
The Grand Jury continues in session. So
far they have found but comparatively lew
bllls. They have not as yet investigated
those cases OF the character of INSIDE
meanors, which will no doubt swell the
number of true bills found.
Judge Hunt gave the Fire Department
go Us q testimonial of their services in say
ing his house from the flames on the night
Mr.. Webb's house was DESTROYED by Ire.
the sum to be donated 10 the sick of the de-
partment.
At late hour Wednesday night Malinda
pAC'Nit 'Nlplbii luu'Nt NOllDlGlnI 10 TIM
police that Ed Grinnan was whipping his
wife. The police locked Grinuan IN ID the
station-house, and when his wife went out
to secure bond for hun Malinda went
through her trunk and took $40 in green
backs Mrs. Grnnan caught her In the
house, and notified the officers, and now
she has quarters in the county Jail.
We understand that Mr. W. Il. Gard will
open a skathlg-rink In the new Prather
building, corner Sycamore and Elm street.
ON Tuesday, when the admission will be
free. This is an amusement which has
never before been in vogue in Dallas. IL
Will be kept on strictly tirst-class principles
and no disordcriy characters will be allowed
at any time, 1t will be. fine sport for the
young ladies and gentlemen of Dallas, and
one by which pleasant evening can be
passed.
On this mornings north bound Texas
Central train, the Hon. Mr.. Healv, member
fparliament, in England will arrive. He
will be suitably received by the friends of
the cause he represents, taken to the
Grand-Windsor, and then driven about the
city sometime during the day. Te-nirht
at CraddocI's Opera House, as per adyer-
llsement, he will address the citizens of
Dallas ON the troubles under which Ireland
now labors. An immense audience of Ia
dies and gentlemen will be present.
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Ex.Alderman Bohny's Condition...T
Progress Of Work on the
New Jail..-Republiean
Movements.
A Little Girl Gets q Hard Fall...The
Freeman Habeas CGrpnS
Case Postponed.
A Deputy Sheriff Steals a March on
an Unsaspeeting Ethiopian
Social ana Personal Nctes~-An lire.
claimablo Indian.
PERSONAL.


Colonel W. G. Hughes has returned from
st. Louis.
W. W. saunders, attorney-at-law, Bon
ham, IS IN the city,
S, H, Walker, of Corsicana. is in the citv
greeting his many friends.
Frank Ayres, of Corsicana is back and
will make Dallas his home.
A. j Wheelock and lady, New York. are
guests at the Grand Windsor.
Our friend NJ. A. Mcclellan has re-
turned rom visit to st. Louis
Colonel j. II. Britton, of Sherman. is in
the city, guest at the Grand Windsor.
Mr.. y. NJ. Bond left Yesterday morning
Tor a visit TO his old home in Mississiupi
Mr.. Miller, the popular Superintendent
OF the Southern News Company, is in the
city.
w II. Abrams, Land Commissioner of
the Texas & Pacific, is in the city, a gucstat
the Grand. Windsor
Captain ii. Il. Irvine, Division Superin-
tendent OF the Icxes Il Pacific Road, is at
the Grandchildren.
Captain Z, G. Childs and his wife have
returned from two weeks trip to Chicago.
st. Louis and Sedalia.
DR., W. II. Dial, who has been confined To
ms bed at the residence Of DIR. Davenport
Tor the past two weeks, is much better.
Fred. II. Blocker. General Agent of the
ray Templeton Star Opera Company. made
the HERALD pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. ]. l.. a. Thomas and wife, who have
been stopping for the past few days at lie
Grand Windsor, left last evening for DENT
son.
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The new Jail building has begun to as
when completed The walls of the iirst
story are finished and the iron grating for
the windows aud the iron doors are in
position. 1t is strong, substantial struc.
ture, as far as 10 has been built, and under
the direct supervision of Nr. Grant Il Is
rapidly approaching completion. The floor
OF the cells is composed OF hcwn stone laid
III cement, and is TWO feet in thickness. A
sewer pipe twelve inches in diameter, con
meeting the building with the river, has
been laid and other improvements have
been made. When finished it will be a
very neat structure.
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THO Ni,ht Cnn.nn.

Colonel John Stone, ofthe firm OF Stone
& Keeling, and DIR. \, NJ Cochran left las.
evening or will to-day, for Washington
city, withor they so on apolitical mission.
Mr. Jesse Grant has concluded not To 20,
IT. Is rumored that Dr, Cochran goes armed
with documents 10 try and Dust U. S. Mar.
shall Norton, and that Colonel Stone goes
in his own interest 60 try and ret the az.
polntmcrt OF Postmaster of Dallas. Tho
split between the Norton and Davis wings
Vi the Republican patty here is wide as
ever and from present indications il will 70.
main SO Tor some time TO come. The prin-
ctpal leaders Of the party throughout the
State are doing their utmost to heal tho
breach, but so far their efforts have utterly
iailpd ~
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WRTHsREAs, II has hoen found tina, the oopi-
tai stock OFT Chicago, Texas a Mexican Cen.
trail railway company, now being 5000 shares,
of the par value Of sio each Is insufficient To
construct aud operate Us road and that 1t Is de.
slrablc to increase The same from 1900 shares,
or Sd5oocOO to 10000 shsics. or to $1,000,
700, the io,ilamounl being 81 600 per miles
Therefore, BE It resolved that meeting Of
the stockholders be and the Same Is hereby
called to be held at the office of tho company, ut
Dallas, Texas on the 2ad day OF January, 1859.
to consider the proposition Of increasing It's
capital stock nom slLO0i to $4,000 per nllc In
accordance with tho preamble. hereto, and 10
consider the proposition of issuing q series of
income bonds II the same be deemed necessary.
tina, the secretary be aud is hereby instructed
TO give legal noucs.io each stakeholder, Of tb
time and place aud purpose of said meeting.
BY order OF the board OF directors
AsAHEL Y. BENNETT. Secretary
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPI


NGU NiNLEANC.
NEW ORLEANS. January 6.--Fl0ur quiet and
steady; superine 81 TOD ~; double 5 rs to s 50.
treble, 20 70 Of higher grades, - toG75
Corn steady and in good demand, n to Sc,
Oats quiet at 81,
Pork i'll fair demand and hrm; old Il 80; new
l7}s
Lard steady refined, tierce IL 12l,.
Dry salt meats quiet shoulders, loose, 800
packed, 625.
Bacon weak: shoulders ~ to s: clear rib and
long clear lOl4 to l0ss short clear 1922.
Hams in fair demand and higher: choice SUI
garcured, canvNSsed II ~ TO 18c
Whisky firm; Western rcctihed | 90 toll l6
Coffee steady; cargoes ordinary to prime 9B.
sugar active end firm common TO good com
mon, 81. to GTc fair 10 fully fair. 6ss to IKE.
prime to choice, 7atc yellow, clarified s to SL.
Molasses quiet, common 40 TO i2c; fair 40 to Il;
choice 81.
Rice steady and in fair demand: ordinary to
choice, s to &c
CHICAGO.
GHIcAdo, January 5-Flour steady and un.
changed
Wheat unsettled but generally higher.
Corn active firm and higher 50 10 63 cash: O. =
for January; 62l-2 90 62i, for February.
oats higher at II IL cash; AZ. for January:
AZ. for February.
Dressed hogs steady at5Oo to . 10; higher at
II so to 73j
Lard active and higher at Il 121-2 cash and
January
Bulk meats firmly held shoulders 50; rib 8 St;
clear . o.
whisky steady and unchanged at1l7
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Ms Dallas grows in size, population and
commercial importance, the social customs
improve. We have now several clubs
among the young men, as also the young
ladies. A series OF weekly musical enter
iainmenis are also given, first at one resi-.
dence. and then another. Also literary as
sociations, where readings, recitations, etc
etc. are had by turns at the dwellings of the
several members. The latest thing is the
Early Tea Entertainment, one Of which
was had yesterday afternoon Mt the hospit-
able mansion Of Mrs. Or. Locke. under
whose delightful mclhcds dozen or more
OF the married ladies edioyed couple of
hours OF rare refreshments, mental and
epicurean. Let MS hope that the example
herein set may be generally followed.
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A Mammoth store House

The American Refrigerator Transit Com
pahS, which has grown to be prominent
feature ON the railroads throuehcnt th,s
State, has leased from the Texas 4 paeitir
Railroad what is known as the old Swink
property, situated at the corner OF Houston
street and Pacific avenue, on which the
company propose soon erecting a mann
moth store-houSe for the storage. oc goods.
Dallas is TO be made the headquarters. and
the general distributing point Cor gosds
throughout the northern and middle psr-
tons Of the State. The material that Mil
compose the structure has not as vet been
determined upon, but it will be y large.
commodious BUILDING
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LAND LEAGUE MEETING,
Hcceptlonof Hon. I. NJ. Hraly--Programm
For the Meeting ut Craddoek's Opera
House Oh Friday Evening January 9th.

The distinguished visitor will be intro.
duced TO the citizens Of Dallas by Hon. J
,. Simpson. Mr.. Healy will then address
the audience on the great subject matter of
affairs in Ireland, and which has recently
so stirred not only this country, but the
world, and yet on which so li.tle Of real en-
lightenment exists.
Major John i, Elliott will make the clos
ing remarks on the subiect-matter of Mr..
Heaiy'S address.
Mayor j. W. Crowdus will preside at the
meeting.
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In DURANGO vile

Deputy Sheriff George Miller arrested
Philip Wolvcrton, celored, yesterday after.
noon, on a capias from kaufman county.
charging Inn with the theft of four steers
and n wagon, from citizen OF that county,
Wolverton had a shotgun in his hands
when the officer approached, aud the Off.
Ger not knowing but that he would atton,pt
to use Il, played lit;lc game on him. lie
pretended that he wished TO purchase n
shotgun, and Woltcrton handed q over for
inspection, when tbs officer called him his
prisoner and lodged him in the county jail,
80 await the arrival of AN officer from Kaul!
man county,
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>, BAtriNoRr, Mn. February 18th isS,-
upon tho recommondation OF friend |
uiod Browns Bitlors as u tonic, and rosio,,.
ahvc Tor my daughter whom / wns thor.
o1nghly convinced was fast wustlnl, awav In
ConSumplion. Having los, three daurhier
ny the terrible disease, under The caro- ~,
ointment physicians, was 10th To 6rlicyr
mat anything could arrest the progress oi
INC disease; but TO my surprise, before INV
I,aupnttr had taken one bottle of Browns
IRON bltters, she began to mend, and Il now
dM'c restored to her former health. A
ilith daughter began to show Sims Of co,,'
sumption, and when the physician was con.
shifted he quickly said aTonirs werc 'y no.
Yiiredl" And when informed that tho ii.
DER sister was taking Browns Iron Bittrrs
responded, THAT Is good tonic, take h y
AnoRAN PnrLrs.
of Askcy & phrlps.
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learned that on Wednesday night the dead
bodies OF four more Cinnamon, who had
been employed on the Southern Pacific
ihallroad were found near Sierra
Bianeo, about leo miles east of
nj Paso. This makes fifteen dead
Cinnamon found in thar region during the
past week, and as no white men have been
killed, the impression that the Apaches
committed the 6rst bn,ohery is not rs pop.
uiar as i has been. The idea is becoming
accepted that the murder of the Celestials
Is chargtable TO disguised white men who
are after vengeance for the great amount Of
Chinese cheap labor On the Southern
Pacific.
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Installation ana l,an,nr,.

Inst night at their hali the ncwly.elcttei
officers Of CUpr de Lion Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, were installed In office. After the
ceremonies thpy adjourned to Cradduck's,
where had been prepared nr
them sumptGous fcpls,. The tables were
laden with All kinds OF GOOD things, and
many and varied were thc dishes served
Wine, bold, bright wine that msketh the
spirit both dance and shine,h flowed freely
and the eutirc company was moved by the
spirit and much given unto conviviality aud
joyial conversation.
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DlIsolutIon OF oopartncrshlp.

Tho copsrinctship heretofore cxl. Ting between
Hen Calm, lsadorc l'rlburg nnl slgmnnd Loeb,
under the firm nnmc " Calm. Frihcrg & Co.
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
Bon Kahn rtiring aud Sigmund Loeb aud Isa
dnrc frcihcrg continuing the hu 'iiuN under Tho
firm name OF Loeb * Froih.rr. The latter will
collect all accounts due Calm Freiberr & Co,
and have assumed all liabilities
Dallas. Texas. December a. ISL
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Dallas library Assoo,n,,nn

AZ meeting of the stockholders of
Dallas Library Association, January 5,
lSS2, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; Colonel j. c. Mccoy
president; Mrs. Or. johnson, vicc,presi-
dent, Mrs. J. c. Mccoy, secretary.
Mrs, c, A. Miers, treasurer. Board OF Di,
'rreetors-J. W. Thompson, attorney; ]. NJ.
Wehdel&en, Frank Moore, Mrs. }. II.
Leeper. Mrs, c. 7. Dickinson. Library
Committee-Airs. }. w. Temhv, Miss Belle
Barkley, Miss Mary Wilcox. Librarian
Mrs. Charles X Wilcox.
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pslr,mcn,a ,,.,,i,y

There was meeting of the dairymcn yes.
tcrday for the purpose of considering
whether or not they could any longer paS
The S25 annual occupation tax ctacied Of
them by the City Council as per an orlin.
ance passed about one year ago. They dc.
cided that they would no longer pay 4. as
they regarded II rs an unjust exactlon, and
determined to club together and fight the
ordinance 49,
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rail

Kitty Monley, little girl, while playipr
on the bank Of the Dallas Branch, near
where It crosses Masten street, s'pped and
fell distance of ten feet, cutting an ugly
cash in her LETT cheek, bruisiag her head
and breaking her lett colar-bone. She Was
carried to her home i'll the Northern part OF
the city by her elder pharmacies
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.snccial 9lotice.

rb-sTocKHoLDERs MEETING. The req.
ular snnual meeting for the election of Directors
Tor The year 1857, of the Exchange Bank of Dial.
las, VIII be held NJ the office of said bank Oh the
last Tuesday In january 1852, ut 10 o'clock.
H. M Al ItENsLEY, Cashier.
DALLAS. TEXAS. January 8, lsS2
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nB'srocKHoLDERs MEETING -Thercgu,
lar annual meeting for the election OF Directors
for 1882, ofthe City National Bank, will be held
at the Banks Office in Dallas. on Tuesday the
10Th of January iSs9, at O'Clock p. m
l.. j, CANNON,
Dallas, Tex, Dec. u, 1881. Cashier
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VIC lTcslucllt lcNus
D. A'RuBlSsos, Secretary.

rTsToCNHoLDERs' MEETING Notice Is
hereby given, that a regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders oftbc Chicago Texas & Mcxl-
can Central Railway Company win be hold nt
the general Offices of The company In the city
of Dallas, Dallas Co. Texas, on the 10th day of
January, A. y lSSe Cor The election OF Directors
aud for the Transaction Of such other business
asmay come before &.
AsAHEL Z. BENNETT.
uh-lm Segeatffs
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Elm Exohang,

To improve Jour health and strengthen
your body ist ) drink pure and fine whisky,
brandy gin, sherry, port, and above all tie
genuine juice. of the grape, Hungarian
wines, Our liquors and wines are of the
finest domestic and imported, and we ask
the public only for a trial to substantiate
our assertion. GLucXsMANY Dc Co.
Elm Exchange, Ga Elm street.
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John Scott, an Indian lad who. claim, 10
descend from the choctaw tribe, Is we'll
though not favorably known in this CITY,
especially to the officials. lie Is hardly i2
years old, and during his residence of two
years itrshis county and city he has shown
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NoTlCE-Sealed proposals for renting the
CITY Elevator for one year possession to be Civ
en- on thels OF February, 1889, viii be received
up to the 10th of January, The Company re.
serves the righttoreect all bids If not satisfac-
tory, Direct 10 jno. S, IIetberington. at the
City Compress. G BRADFORD, Secretary.
DNIlas, TexNs, JAN ., lss2. ii.6t
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The undersigned will continue tho paint glass
md wGll-paner business ~ horcnrirc al the
o'd stand, lOi Mala street aud by close npplra.
ton ~ business aud fair deHllnrs hopes to mcr.
ia continuance OF tue liberal patronage hereto
fore extended The old atm X. SHIELDS.
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The habeas corpus trial of Alfred Free.
man, who shot and killed Mr.. Chambers,
was set for trial to-dayin the District Court,
but, 1t appears, undera misGpprohension on
the part Of the attorneys in the case, and
the trial will, in all probability, be post
nOned agnin
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

The c0partncrship heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the Arm name of Shields
4 foung;is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent W w Young rctirng X shields assim.
ing all liabilities aud collecting all ouistandinq
claims. X SHIELDS
January !. lsS2 W. W. YOUNG.
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Dissolution Notice.

Tho copsrtnctship heretofore existing he.
tween the undersigned was dissolved on the
FL OF January by mutual consent Mcssts
Frees assumes all Liabilities aud All amounts duo
the late arm are to be paid 10 them.
JACOB FREES.
lB.3t WILLIAM FREEt,
HENRY GARRETT
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81. Jamcs Hotel. prn,on. r.xna.

Wa. FiNkEGAN, PROPRIETOR.
This house has been rcfttcd and rciur.
nishod throughout aud guarantees salts.
faction Ia every respect. Give Il trial and
be convinced.
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~ T ~ Y ~ u VFIIt
Innl-u Water Commissioner

nU-AuDiToRs NOTICE. An persons hold.
Ing claims whether IN Judgment sui, or other
wise, against the Texas Trunk Railway CO., aro
requested 10 present said claims ut the office of
the Receiver ofsad railroad, No. GCs Main ST
TO be there audited aud adjusted.
TIOS. N. SIMPSON,
Receiver n n nv.
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Friday evening grand high-kickinr
match comes OF at Loeb & Woods New
Theatre, between Beoson, OF Bceson & Fox,
and Crawford, of Crawford N Mckissnn,
for purse OF 500. IL will hc exciting ;
don't tail to see il.
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oorAnrNrRsnIr NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, have this day formed n
copartncrship under the name OF A ]. Rosen.
Il Id h Bro, for the purpose Of carrying on bus.
iness as groccrs and such other merchandise
pertaining 10 that line OF trade. Hoping 10 re.
ceive the liberal patronage OF Our friends and
former patrons. we remain,
fcsrcctniilv,
A, y ROSENFfELD
B-5t NORRIS gOsENrIELD
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Don't lail to hear Miss Marie sherman, ut
Loeb " Woods New Theatre She IS
without doubt, the finest singer over heard
Ia this city, and only remains short time
lNurpp 800
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THE SHOOTING.
Mr eohny's Conditional Talh with III,
Prisoner

MIR sOhny's Conditional Tallt With tho
Prisoner
Mr. l.. f. Bohny, who was shot and
wounded yesterday morning, by O. II.
Record, rested comparatively easy yester-
day, though his wound is of more serious
nature than at first reported and his attend
ing physicians are as yet unable 10 determine
fully the extent of his injury. A HERALD
reporter visited Record at the Jail Yesterday
The prisoner had but little TO saw. When
asked TO state as near as he could as TO how
the shooting occurred, he said that be WAS
on his way 20 the California wacon-ynrd
when he met Bohny, who, without word
or the least proyocation whatever. whacked
him on the head with his stick. nearly
knocking him down, when be drew his bis
tol and iired ON him. lie said that he was
under the influence OF LIQUOR, but tngt he
was positive that lac did not RIM against
him. Mr.. Bohny says that Record ran
violently against him, and that wnen hc
attempted TO pnss him he ran against him
Ascend time, us though he wished to show
nm tHat he could do it with impunity.
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From Conductor Knapp, Of the Pullman
service, who passed east yesterday on the
train from III paso, HERAIp reporter
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IL YOU have . friend you want to invite to
dinner, tpkc him TO Cmddocl.is, where You
viii lipl the best fish and oysters and game
OF al kinds. served IN amy style you like,
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OFFICE or TiIE TEXAS TRuSR. r. II. co. !
nAIIAa INV nnn I'm 1901

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Texas Trunk Railroad Company, win he held nj
the Office of the company In the city of Dallas,
State of Texas, alta o'clock noon, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of January, A d. 1852, for the clcc.
ton of directors, aud the transaction of such
other business as may be brought before t. The
annual meeting OF the directors will be held ut
> o'clock p, m, NJ the same place and day.
W l.. CABELL,
Vice President Texas Trunk n. II Co.
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Just 20 to Craddock's for one meal, and
you will wonder why you hadn't been
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John Alcolt, 1lj Elm street, mas lust re.
civcd several carloads OF elegant bed
Dom suits, which he Is srlllnr chenn.
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OFFICE OF THE WATER CoMulssIosER,l
DALRAs TEXAS, january l. 1880

Notice is hereby given that the city OF Dallas
has purchased and hereby assumes control of
all the property aud franchise heretofore be.
longing to tho Water Supply Company. An
consumers must pay their rentals before the
18th dny of January, 1882, or penalty Of an
increased rate win be imposed
Il. p. AUNspAUGH,
Tont n Ms,,.n ~ ......t.. 49,
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Craddock don't allow any beef.neck steaks
In his house. lie uses porier-house and
tcnder.loins only.
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Nervous pains and Weaknesses. malarial
diseases. fever and aguc positively by
Browns Iron Bittcrs,
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The Office Is one of the most popular
places In North Texas. Nothing but the
finest Liquors, Wines and Cigars kent.
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Bedroom suits, tables. rockers, chairs.
az prices lower than the lowest, ut John
AlcotrS, Il5 Elm street.