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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-17

Hillsboro; J Il Logan, Saltillo, Ten
nessee; White, Bristol; e q Rich
ardson, city; w A Walthall, Red Oak;
rhstford, Mack Thetford. Texas; f
e tiippin. Pilot Point; w Shackelford,
Tyler; + NJ Phillips, Terrell; J r Fergli,
son, Sulphur Springs; n J Ross, Green
vile; Jesse Shain, Mckinney: Mrs Liz
2ie Mabry, Fort Worth; T. Il Stiff,
Mckinney; G w Mason, Goshen; Ben
Little, Kempti L l. Turner, Emory; NJ S
Schultz and lady, Arlington; NJ K Koh
Ter, ST. Louis j J Ball, Talusa; G G
Grace, Mrs e A DuBose, Mrs l. Skin
ner, Miss Mamie Williams, Miss Mat
Tie oliver, Waxahachie; j NJ C ok, st.
Louis; w c McFall, Weatherford: j r.
Greer, Kopperl; s p Compton, Canton;
) IA Bowman, Plano; d l. Pardue, Nc.
kinney; w ii Poland, Jr., Denison; ii S
Batehler, Texas; w ii Chandler, Plano;
a Ii Harris, Ovilla; j E Hollingsworth.
Grandview; Il IL Britton, Philadelphia;
A L Wilson, Kaufman.
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PUBLlC NOTICE

MAYORS uTFlCE, cry OF al A.
Ni DECEMBER .. ISL fubic uoIicc 4,
her 10" given to an wnum II may conr,r'
thNt npulicaiion will be made to the lr,,,s.
nature OF The state ot Texas 10 assemble ON
lhe lSth day OF January, A, u. 1876, for the
following changes IN and amendments t,,he
various is iucOrpOr ting the city of nalb,s
10 WIZ II repeal u obsolete and none
rNlNe sect ionsi tn more clearly define ihc
inunicipal bout darles; to make ali officers "a,
the municipality, rX,crt'ng the secreiar,
elc live 10y the qualified electors thereof, H.
more clearly define the M de of ennctinv nr'
dinances; to Slmp iry and more clearly ds
me lha mode OF opening, y idenlnH and sx
lenolhg streets, avenues ard plle,s: to prc.
scribe the mode or acquir ny g-ound nnd
right -of-way within or wit out Inc u,nnIni'
pal limits Tor watcr-works, parks, cemete.
fie-, house OF correction or reoun, or wo,t-
mouse, hospitals, quarantine purposes or
other municipal nccessityto the health nnd
wellbeing or the city; to enable the civ io or,
Nle special fundS for street extension nnd
street Improvement purposes, and for the
erection and m miennnce OF n seminary ar
y IGN school la COME stion with the frce mil
NC school system of the city; u renov, OK.
tlngcoi illcts Ia the char or and render H.
meaning plain; 10 moro clearly dSane the
corporate power over any aud an classes nf
street railroads. w. l.. CABEl. IL, Mavor.
Chairman of Counttttno
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Three Lucky La,lk.

Three lads, arrested few DAYS since
and lodged in Jail on the charge of steal
ing gold watch and chain and dia-
mond ring from II. Miller, at Grand
Prairie, who gave their names as Tom
tlood, DICK Mason and Frank Martin.
have, although they pleaded guilty
through the clemency of County
ATTORNEY, Clint, been most leninently
oealt with, ON account of their tender
ages. Tom Flood, The eldest of the trio.
and who has only one arm was given
yesterdayin the county court one davis
Imprisonment in the county jail. Frank
Martin, aged ID, through the Kindness
OF county attorney, was given a posi-
tlon IN the city, and through the efforts
OF the attorney Richard Mason, aged -,
ana the youngest of the trio, has found a
nome with Mr.. VIM. Overton, an honest
and wei. TODD farmer living near this
Guy. The boys all appear
10 be grateful to him
ana they certainly should be and shoc
II by their good behavior in the future.
Mr., Miller, from whom the propertv
was stolen and which was recoye red
asked the grand Jury, before which he
appeared as witness, to deal lenientlv
with the lads, as he had no desire To
prosecute them.
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Advertising Chentattt


at has become so common 10 begin
an article in an elegant and interesting
style.
"Then run II into some advertisement
that we avoid all such,
And silnnly call attention TO the mer-
It's OF Hop Bitters III as plain, honest
terms as possible,
"ro induce people
ITO give them one trial, which so
proves their value that they will never
use anything else"
"THE REMEDY so favorably noticed in
all the papers,
Religious and secular, il
Having large sale, and Is sunplant-
ing All other medicines.
"There Is no denying the virtues of
the Hop plant, and the proprietorS of
Hop Bitters have SHOWN great shrswd.
ness and ability
"ln compromising medicine whose
virtues are so palpabic to every ones ob
servation."
"No! ' ''
"She fingered and suffered along. hin.
ing away all the time for years.
The doctors doing her no good;r
And at last was cured bv this Hon
iitters the papers say 50 much about"
Indeed! lndeedw
GLOW thankful we should be for that
medicine"
\ Daughters Misery.
ELEVEN years our daughter suffered
on II bed of misery,
."trom complication OF kidney. liver.
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility
Under the care OF he best phvsir,nGs
"Who gave her disease various names.
But no relief,
And now she isrestorNd to usin GOOD
health hv TX simple remedy AS Hon
BitterS, that We Ind Stunned for years
before using it, rue PARHNrs.
Father is Getting wem.
MY daughters say:
"How much better father is since no
used Hop Btters."
&" lie IS getting we'll after his long sur.
| ierlng from disease declared incurn.
ble.m "'
And We ara ~ glad that 10 used vour
BltlcrS.'--A LADY of Uuca, n. Y.
ny None genuine without n bunch of
green Hops on the white label Shun nli no
we, poisonous stuG with "hn o" OF "Uops"
In their unuic i'
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CITY COUNCIL.
A Busy Meeting-work of the session.

A Busy Mesting-Work of the Session.
The city council met in regular session
last night at the city hall, Mayor Cabel
presiding. At roll call the absent alder.
men We're Gibson, Cockrell and Seay
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
The mayor and city attorney were
granted further time to examine the IT,
tie 10 the Brownlee lot ON Pocshontas
street.
The reports Of the various committees
were read and acted on.
The mayor stated that the board of
school directors had not made a report
to the council as provided by ordinance.
The McDermott trouble, concerning
taxes, which las haunted the council for
years, came up again. The city attorney
made report on the subject, the sum
and substance OF which was to the effect
that 1t was encountered with back taxes,
which cast cloud oyer it. There was
the usual amount of suggestions offered
by members of the board, and the mat
ter still hangs fire.
The committee on claims reported The
following list of claims against the CITY,
ana recommended that the same be
uni1.
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Inc report OF the city treasurer shows
tho balance of funds on hand, December
l, to have been 100000.
The report of the health officer was
read, and an allowance of blankets for
the city hospital, as asked for, was
granted.
The petition of j. +. Randall asking
iot damages done his hack by being run
INTO by some of the fire apparatus. on
the 10Th, was read and referred to Inc
commltte on lire department.
a petition from Mr.. J. II. Dram stated
that he let farmer named James Hea-
ger, VINO hVes iifteen miles south of the
Guy, nave ms stock to raise ON shares.
TWO OF thom got away and came back
10 inc city, and were taken up under the
stock ordinance and sold by the CITY
marshal. He asked that the council re-
fund to him the amount they sold for.
City Marshal Arnold stated that tho
amount they sold for minus the actual
sum OF cost and expenses Al
lending, had been refunded, and
that Mr.. Dram also wanted the cost in
the case. Al
Aldermen Brown and Carter urged
mat the cost and expenses that had been
Dram.
,''N'' DONhi an anu w 1lllHmS said
1t was simply going into the treasury
and giving Mr.. Dram so much monay
ana nothing short of it.
vote was taken and all but AIder-
men Williams and COckrell voted i'm
iavor OF the petition and il was allowed,
A similar petition from j. II. Duncan
was read and allowed.
An ordinance establishing the Office
OF recorder, and another to create tho
ONCE OF street superintendent, were i'm.
PRODUCED and laid over until the newt
meeting, at which time the salaries oS
the municipal officials will be fixed.
Alderman Brown offered the following
resolution which was referred to tho
committee on streets:
Resolved, That the street commits
Sioner is directed to place a drain hoy
OF sufficient capacity To carry off the wa.
Ter on Ashland street, from the bridge
on Highland TO the bridge on Carolina
street, and to protect the drain, other.
wise to prevent injury to the adjoining
property.
1t was moved by Alderman Smith
mat the hnancecommittee be instructed
TO negotiate the $4,000 water works
bonds and the $4,000 third and fourth
ward sewer and drain bonds. Carried
Council adjourned until Tuesday
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Excursion Tickets.

The Texas & Pacific railway will place
on sale December Is, round-trip tickets
to New Orleans and return, good for
thirty days, At greatly reduced rates.
This is the only line running Pullman
ssleapers through to New Orleans, leav-
ing Dallas in the morning thus enabling
passengers to arrive at New Orleans in
the day time, and as it is 10 miles the
shortest ''all-rail" line, it is the most
desirable. For full information apply
10 ", l.. Turner, agent, Dallas. or b. w.
m.GOullough, general passenger and
ucket agent, Galveston.
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LOCAL NEWS.
PROBABLY A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Court Ciemeney TO Rad Boys-A Mystic
terious Piece OF Dallas Baggage az
Denison--i ca ston Held to An
swer Other Locals.
A FrichirnI Accident.


Yesterday afternoon Freddie, a year
old son Of Mr., Joe Beeman, was run
over by a car on the Main street rail
way, in the alleywav near where The
line intersects with Elm street, and sns-
tanned injuries which will, in all prob
ability, result in the little one's death.
His leg was badly broken aud crushed.
AM Drs. Morton and Allen,
who were called in to-
sec the child have but little
hopes Of its recovery. The driver, John
CaSon, was arrested on the charge of
aggravated assault, but gave bond for
his appearance. Some say that the acct
dent is dueto the gross negligence of the
driver, but others, and the driver him
self, deny ii. He says there
were four or five children.
who are in the habit of playinr
on the track in the alley way, though
frequently warned not 10, and that nj
the time the accident occurred that
there were four or five children on the
track, and that all got off but the little
ono injured, who was pulling toy wa
son. The mules scared at the wagon.
ana becoming unmanageable, ran over
the child. He put on tho brake and en-
deavored to cheek them, but in vain.
lie and the other drivers say that chill.
dren are IN tho habit of playing along
the line. Young Cason appears to re.
greet the affair very much.
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The New York Sun.

A Independent Newspaper of Demo.
cratic Principles, but not Controlled nv
any Set OF Politicians or Eapipalators.
Devoted To Coiiec'lng and Publishing
all ihs News orihc Day In the most In.
%rcSling shape aud NTH the greatest
'oS' iolc Promptness, Accuracy and I'm.
Partially; and 10 The promotion Of
Democratic Ideas aud Policy In the ar.
iairs OF Government, Society mud
Industry,
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The sign was displayed, and some.
body went in to see if a man VINO was
tlred Of his wife could go there and trade
her OIL for another one. Found it was
impracticablo. The best kind of eX-
change for women is that which is pro.
nGted by Browns Iron Bitters. Tx.
change poor health for good. Broken
down and debilitated ladies, with impoy-
crushed blood find yigor and iov i'm the
enrichment which this prince of tonics
b0stOWs on them.
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W. j.. CABELL, MAYOR.
Attest: W. II. PARRY. lily = cretarv.


4 N ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
a and levyirg a SPECIAL tax TO pay i5r ,he
ulstrict sewer from tue west side o Harwood
street, between Main and Elm streets. 10 a
point IN alley in block l25 distance of 2jS feet.
SECTION !. Be II ordatn d " the civ
runcll uf the City of Dallas, That the repcft
OF e CITY Engineer OF the cost OF construct
ins the district sewer from the west aide Of
hafWOoi street, between Main and Elm,
streets, IN the city OF Dallas to a point il,
III. alley IN block l2j, a distance Of '2S feet
ue ana he same Is hereby approved, and liz
estimate oil pro lOtt costs therein sci forth he
ana me same is hereby assessed against ne
property therein described. and that "A snecinl
taA o. me fespe tive amounts stated ne and
.hc same Is hereby levie against the Var,ol,s
lot' OF round described IN said repurtg, cT
elusive or Improvements in propu tion 10 he
hteto ihe whole district, exclusive OF pub!ic
h'.h"aSS. The cry Asses or and Coi,erfnr
Shlil eii Ter said lists Of said property and the
name OF the owner there H. together with
the assessment and levy herein rna,lt
a'hlnsi each lot or lots In said dis lct on
ms lax rolls, In 10 X kept Tor that purpose,
ana Shall proceed 10 collect the same ms prn
N'neu IN The city charter.
SEC =. Tina this ordinance shall take e.
feet from Its oassage.
Approved Oct0bo % 1884.
..., -, " l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. " PARRY. civ Gorrat,t,.
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AImost every newspaper in the south
~ Just now telling" the truth about tha
negro" Tho truth about tho negro il
mat he is fat and greasy, hence perfectly
contcnted, until worked upon bv design.
ing cranKs, W ho put bad notions into bis
mead lflet alone the negro will be Mi
right self interest prompts the white
,nan III the south to see that the negro
mas Justice; and this motive Is stronger
than any. special legisl ton could be
made. Il Laredo Times 10
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Ladies' and Gents Ornamental watches
Gent Scarf Pins,
Ladies Lace Pins,
Gold and balras-headed Games,
Bangle Bracelets,
Gents Travelling Cases,
sleeve and Collar Buttons,
Gold and silver Spectacles,
Dresden China in eases,
Ladies' Vest Chains.
knife Fork and spoon in case,
Necklace and LoclSets,
Colo Pens and Gases,
Society Badges and EmbIcms,
Colt and 'i'ver ThtmbIcs,
Harding sets in Vases,
b"NS' silver ana Nicklo Watches,
Jhiluren's KuEs,
Solid silver and Plated Guns,
Diamond Pins anu EARRINGS,
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1t IS in the bath that one of ne great
est tIiumphs of the Murray 81 Lanman
tl0riday Water is achieved. The addi-
ton of bottle Of this exquisite prepa-
ration to the water of thu bath is suiii-
Client to rcanimate the most fatigued. IL
matters not whether the exhaustion is
produced by oppressive heat, excessive
physical labor or an overtaxing of the
brain, as the well known hygienic pro-
perties OF this elegant perfume cool and
refresh the body and tranquilize the
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Hold To AnsIanr.

l. %. Easton, who was arrested on the
charge OF stealing a watch from an in
mate of Lizzie Handley's bagnio, was
ned to answer, yesterday by Justice
oehuhl, IN the sum Of $500, in default of
Which ne was committed to Jail. He
says mat he is innocent of the charge of
tnoiI, though the watch was found on
ms person at tho time of his arrest, and
That he will fight the case.
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A Queer Piece of Baggage.

The Denison Herald says: ga queer
piece Of baggage arrived from Dallas
yesterday morning. 1t was the corpse of
young lady that had recently died in
I n1 Guy, and was being shipped to
davenport, Iowa. The box was nut i'm
the baggage ear at Dallas without n
ticket, and when it arrived here there
was no one to claim it. 1t is now at the
depot, waiting for an owner.
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A Case for Chnriir

Az number 1902, on Commerce street,
resides Mr.. Henry Lorton with family.
consisting of his wife and three small
children, Mr.. Lorton is baker by pro.
Iessioh, but being afflicted with Very
sore legs he is unable to work and nj.
VIE Is too feeble to he of any service to
ner husband and the children. Tbey
ate without means, have no fuel nor
provisions, and we know that n simnIe
mention of these facts will bring forth
our good ladies, and relief To this nm
fortunate family. W"
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PonitentInry Contrnotnrs-

oglesby Il Haley, present sub-oon-
tractors for conveying convicts to the
penitentiaries, now have the contract
ior the entire state, from January
1859, Tor two years. They are sub-letiinG
portion OF the territory, vet will man.
rye the greater part themselves. with
their usual push and energy. We wish
the noys success, which they certainly
merit The state has reason to feel sai,
ior the compliance OF the contract. ms il
- IN the hands of experienced and eau.
tious parties. '""'
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EIectinn of nnlenr.

AT a regular meeting of Lone star
Lodge NO. % l, o. +. S. of /. The fol.
lowing officers were elected for tho an
Sung term; Leon Kahn, president; A.
rNnures, Vico-presldent; Il. MittenthaI
.rcasureri j. Pandres, recording score,
Mry; ). u. Enrich, financial secretary.
~, MltIenthal, inside guardian; p. Gar.
uilgle, outside guardian. Trustees:
I flsnpy schuhl' Ben Dtvis, sigmond
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city Court.

Cily vs. a. Hawkins, carrying pis toll,
continued.
city vs. Barney Brim, disorderly con.
uuct IN his place OF business; continued
form; 81. y" Pia'-
tinued. "7'''"S' ooh-
fined SO. 'i'oNiV"'ioh'
:, City VS.. j. ID. Simpson and w. IT.
norton, for refusing to repair side walk;
City vs.. w. w. Barnett, loud and bois.
ferrous language; continued.
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A Correction.

Mr. y. Wagenhauser informs us the
statement that the citizens were to paw
him $500 on the ground no purchased for
tue brewery was erroneous. They have
promised him $500 for the first keg
nrewed., He has already purchased
ana paid for the ground and tho corner
Stone stone VIII DO laid in few days with
appropriate ceremonies.
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OFElClAL-ClTv LAWS.

II ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
4 ines and width OF a part Of rolk street /:
SECTION !. BE il Ordained by The tSi,v
Council q the City of Dnlias, Thai The NOV Tis
ositlon OF Mr, =, IL. Cockrcil, proprietor Of
llht siound, Is hereby accepted as n dedlca-
u II, and the lines OF g DIX street are hnrshv
established as follows: Begiunir . al he
Lor'Heasi IN section of Noydras and Polk
Streetsi thence in direct liHe pasterlV Ia Ne
southwest corner of fraciiO al clock IA. ~
on the Grgsby league line, the same being
t9e hnrJh me Of SAID street. The south line
Oh Polii street shall begin on poydras street
oIleeb south OF the iirst named point, and
tnence run eastelly parallel TO tile first line
IIhc same stan C; thence north to the south
nne or YOUNG street. At said southwest cor.
ner Of block % the north lines Of Polk and
Young streets meet
SEC; 2 That the Engineer is hereby re-
CURED To measure and properly work the
Ines or said street IA h r. in defined
iect from and a'ter its passage
Approved October 2S. 1884
W. j.. CABELL, MAYOR.
W H. d tt,vL
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Eyes bright as diamonds should be
supplemented by teeth white as pearls
snu this latter element of beauty can be
secured by using Sozodont. II brushed
IA the night and morning, this Fragrant
vegetable preparation is guaranteed To
preserve the soundness OF teeth, and
prevent their turning yellow. w
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Before buying anything for Christmas
we would advise you to go and see the
large stock of holiday goods at j. b,
fears,, 800 Main street. II YOU want
something cheap, mediumly expensive.
very ilne and OF the latest designs YOU
Will see them all there. ''1
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We would call attention to the stock
OF books and holiday goods at j. b.
Fears book store sos Main street. No
where in the city can you be so enter
tanned for an hour or two as in looking
through his immense stock.
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Sure to please Won An.

just the thing for christmas, is what
may DO said of tho hundreds of new
anu attractive ar,je'SS which make nm
our our ., s.ock OF elegane\ holiday goods,
elsewhere; all standard sNyles IN rra, y
variety at Knopny Is SSg's jewelrv
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A False Alarm of Fire.

ABOUT 7 O'Clock last evening the fire
department. was called out in answer to
an alarm of fire sounded, occasioned bv
names from, the foundry of Duffy a
sons, near the gas works. The force
was at work moulding and had every.
thing red hot, hence the alarm. The de-
parunenC was on time though its
services was not needed.
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Ihe Dallas HERALD asks the Fort
worth Gazette whether or not free rrass
rs an issue. We think that rree-prass
mas been eliminated from politics and
that IL mad SO few advocates in the late
state election that it will never appear
again as an issue. II Kearens Light
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ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

DALl,As, TEXAs, DECEMBER 4, 1851.
- Notice Is hereby yiven Tint ON ihs mi
,"N OF NONemher lNSi, :, J. Adams. do,n,s
business under the name of Adams a. Irnns,
aiu' % snld city of Dallas, convened anJ Ms
sian - ',e, W. II, Fippun, of said ,itv o.
"a signee. llhs property and all The nIb"'
Stly OF every dec iptiou owned or uSei Nv
MN IA conducting the banking business mn.
yer the nrm ma ncut Adams y icppnrl In.
cludlng NJ own interest and that az ihe ns
m.c ot j. l., Leonard, deceased. cvcrpt snch
IIop'itN ~ II exempt rhi clccut ON un,Irr
tuc Jaws OF leNHS, FOR the purpose ui cn vert
n's ,nt sNpe INTO mauey, TO ~. dis,r,bu,ed
among 'uch oi his creditors only M ,VnniJ
consent luucccpt their ~ upoftiSnWto sH"rn
!" M estate, 'lu discharge 3 Inn nom thcir
rSi .ci,Nr cinlnN' provided, that he ,toUi,i
n't ne VlNchN gc from iinbliity 10 nuy crr,lt.
~ VINO .''S not receive Ms much ms ana.
'hlru 81 size "munnt du and CLAIMED ia, mi.
wN"r ~ nNalid claim tgun,t Ills ctt,i.
Nollce j. further given that all tho credit
NIs Nl Hnlu hsNlsnet cHnScnting t. suoh a..
Nlshnn' az mrsl max" known "a M, bnlr
'ph-'ht IN writing vi h II four montb. mo-,
ne pNhicNiion nj THIS nO'ice, ana thai u,,
urvu,l"t nut nss"ut'ng shall receive or tsgS
my he"thl under Snld assignment
w, ", FLlpPEN, AS,i,nee.
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How vain the loving darts that fly
from cen the most bcwitchlng eye.
Unless the teeth are pure and bright,
Aud ever kept a snowy white.
II you would save your teeth from harm
In sozodont you'll find the charm,
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Bad Condition Of tbe uoc,,,r.,,

Farmers from RoclSwall county re-
port that the Rockwell road, leading to
Dallas, which they are forced to travel
to reach this city, is in a wretcbed con-
1ition, especially Mt and near Davis,
MIL: The bridges are sadly in need or
repairs and in a dangerous condition.
Inc attention of the county commits.
sohers, court they say is needed to nut
the road IN good travelling shape. They
prefer 10 DO their trading in Dallas, but
unless the bridges are put in better con.
dltion they will be unable to reach her
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-17
More Reckless DrI,lnr

A man driving a buggy ran over an
old gentleman at the corner of Main
ana Lamar streets yesterday. He held
on 10 the shafts of the buggy and the
slight bruises. 10"