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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

Tuesday morning the wcst-bound
freight train with an enigrnut cnr at
tachcd. met with nm accident near Tam
arack station, on the Central Pacific
railrond. In sidc.tracking ono Of the cars
was thrown against some posts, and
caused the sheds, weighted with about
tn feet Of snow, to fall in. The cmi.
grant car, mostly filed with section mon
and snow-shovelcrs, was crushed by the
weight Of the snow. Two men wSEe
Killed and several badly injured.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

A funeral took place in Tuckcc last
week. and the corpse had To bc conveyed
to the burying ground 10y hand. no teen
being able TO travel over the deep snow.
and they had to cut through ak feet Of
snow 10 get to mother earth. where the
grave was dug.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

Petitions have been presented from
several places in Indiana, New York and
other States. asking ConBrcss to pass a
bill restricting Chinese immigration.
They come from mechanics and knights
Of Labor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

The IIouso Committee on Elections.
after hearing mn argumcn, in behalf OF
Wood, in the Kansas contested election
case Of Wood vs. Peters. hhs decided by
eleven to one TO report In favor u the
right Of Peters, the present holder, to his
seat
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02
Lost.

On the street in town to-day, = $40
silver note, and three IS geen.bael q.
The finder will be libcrally rewarded by
returning them to John Payne at the
lumber yard.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

Fourteen feet is the depth Of the snow
nt the summit Of the Sicrms. The more
gradually the snow molts, the better IL
will be for dwellcrs in tb. Sacramento
Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

Tho Sun hns another long expose oi
pcy frauds In the Star Route cases
about TO bc uncnrthCd, II the Springer
Committee can get the PostoDlicc De.
partmcnt TO assist, Dorsey, Brady and
Kellogg or5 expected 10 bo shown uT
more guilty than ever.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02
NUMBER 9.
National Democratic
Convention.

The following dispatch was received
from Hon. Geo. W. Cassiday at WASH
nston, just as We go to press: Tho
National Democratic Convention is
called at Chicago July stb."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

The House Committee un Public
Lands has agreed Ia report in fnvor cf
fhc absolute forfeiture Of 10000. 600
acres Of land granted 10 the Atlantic and
Pacific BnilroaJ Company lcnving
6.OOO,O0 ns earned by laying The track
between Albuquerque aud the Colorado
rjver.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

Tho charge Of murder against Antonio
Nnrdini, who shot Pieiro dc Lucca in an
atfroy on Broadway street, on Sunday
night, was dismissed. The motion was
in consequence Of the Coroner's jury
having cxoncratcd Nardini.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

The meeting Of Indies at Miss Jessie
Rules last evening, for the purpose Of
inaugurnting n leap year ball, resulted in
a fixed determination on the part Of the
ladies to get up n grand affair for the
Goth instant, and active preparations 20
that end are now on foot. Look out for
further Developments soou.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

AT Tombstone, Thursday. John Hcith
an accessory to the Bisbrc murders, was
sentenced 10 the State Prison for life.
The charge was for killing d. +. Smith,
one Of the four people killed at Bisbec.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

Mr.. J. II. Bradley who bGs just re-
turned from the vicinity Of Huntington
valley, informs us thai cattle have cndur-
ed the late terribly severe weather and
heavy SNOW storms much better than
was anticipated. None have died and
but comparatively few viii require
feeding to insure their safety until grass
comes again. SIr j.. j. Campbell, who
was down from his home nj Hafieck. a
couple of days ago, states that in many
places III that section. the somth hillsidcR
were bare; that stock was doing first
rate generally and that there would bc
no losses. Upon the basis Of these rep
rcscntut.ons 1t is fair To presume that
the losses IN cattle south Of the railroad.
at least, will be very triling in compari-
son with what wns seriously nprrrhcnd-
ed. These gratifying conditions are
prohally ascribahlc Ia the mild Gather
which Ind prevailed mp to the setting in
of the rough storms only about three
weeks ago. Being then in unusual good
order. the stock was fortified fortlc trying
onIcnI through which il has passed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

When the question of admitting Brad
laugh was broached, Sir Stafford North
cote moved that the House rcailirm the
resolution preventing Br9dlaugh taking
the oath and excluding linn from the
House. A stormy discussion ensucd. in
which Gladstone, Churchill and LaJou-
chcre took part. The motion was car
ried by 22G to 173.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

The busy hum OF the nouring mill ia
II grinds the grain is among the cheerful
sounds which greet the ears of onr citi-
11ns this beautiful, warm sun.shiny day.
minglimg pleasantly with the cacklc of
ambitious bcnS and the cheerful clarion
Of aspiring roust,rs. The sudden trans
ition from The frigid to the mildly tenn
porntc zone is also manifest in the sn-
pcrlauyc satisfaction with which the old
stills crawl out from winter quarters be.
hind the bar-room stoves and range
themselves like flock Of dccrcpid tur-
keys, along the curb. stone of the sunny
side Of the Etrcd. The young bluods too
by their coltish antics evidently feel the
APPROACH OF Spring and will soon swap
their slcds and skates for bnll.bnts and
marbles. In fact, all Nevada nntuc. OK.
ccpt the cord.wood dealers. rcjoiccs in
the grateful change.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-02

4 Los Angeles dispatch of the 2lst
says the water is receeding, and it is be.
lievcd the worst is passed Careful es-
timtcs, place the loss from the floods in
this county at S75O,OOO. This will he
more than compensated for by the good
done the wheat and fruit crops The
present Indications are that it will be n
gdden year for Southern California.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
For sale by all druggist


The suit now In progress In New Orleans
involving the right OF the Louisiana lottery
10 receiys It's mail matter without interior
ence. is one of the most important ever
tried in that state. An array OF distin'
guished counsel Is represented on esch side,
and the United States IS represented by nc
less parsonage than Attorney Genera
Brewster.
The particular question now being ar
ru-d Is n motion to dissolve an Injunction
Obtained by the New Orleans National
hank prohibiting interference With msil
mater addressed 10 it TOR the lottery COM
saw. IL will be remembered that General
,ir,sbam's first order prohibited the deliv-
.ry 10 the company o! mail matter adj
a 10. ed 10 n. This order the company at
!, mi ted 70 defeat by having their cores
pppd-nce addressed to the Aforesaid bank.
q, neral Gresham thereupOn promptly Is
su,d another order directing the mail for
The company to be withheld even when d.
rec'ed 20 The bank.
tn. order was contested BY the bank ard
the compauy and the Injunction which e
nov .ou-bt to De Dissolved. prohibiting in
reference with mail matter addressed 20
the hank fer the company, vss oo'einod
rbe case g peBding IN the United State
pircuir court. before Judge Pardee aud the
uuminc up for tie governments u % D.
to-dsy-by the attorney
The ou.s.iou involved is = delicate one.
a will not do ~ give the suthorifies the
isbt Of opening pre=umsn'v private let
srs. bnt. On the Other hsnd. when u 10 evil
lsnf fro u the sddrsss Of the letter thst u 4
4 intended 50 pffpeiuate ir,ad AID
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
WANTS.

n|ANVEp Two GOOD bARbLG-, vol;
w g n,s Iub a. rVhneut. Address IT. 'tl
and ,er \ u Tucker Jonuson Street ~ In,nl''
Woo county, TeKas, l" wv
Asr ANTEp--TO TRADE CORD WOOD FOX
w grd work hnko AppS 10 ''ntu
Ienulug', 1904 ENG st'srt' !h1-lN
yKrANTED- WILL EprCATEn YOUNG
w man, speaking fuflsh and Fien,h' mn
e. inco work general
Isl wants situation, rood tgitfonee, A'duN
Alexander hortd Office, lhn.l
ta'ANTFn- toBNG NANftFh EFCI l7H
W mrp. frni hntstmN' uuGrfa's4 10 'af' 90
COVE, q e. Ui ri"ad house ana 'cn. y .H..
,itpa iln. upll roi'ien"oA ANa'f. ''',' 70
II rpd nia' lgn.
"a ANTEu- - GEN+AN NuNAN a
w place tad, hous' kc'rinp, washing rnd
ironing 'dircs. VOss Herald iic" iaul."
"A ANTEp FO-ill - As HoOkNEEfr Il
w OF Office man by u young an %, NcelE
habits snd thoroughly competent Addnss y
llfANTE -AYoUNG " ~ WANTS BOARD
1 w with private family, not % exceed ~ ptr
wces J. W :. this office fec5o q,
II ANTkD "A GERMAN GIRL OK WON y
w n 3ll North Hitw 1ud II a-'ss"
tIJANTED tIRsI.tLAss BLACKSMITH
w WAITED; one whucau do h0rs shooting d
general repairing Address hAbh
Abb enc, f,Nls u ~, NV
WANTED A COOK FOR HOTEL WORK;
" rau or woman Address BoNdl' ssot,asgy :,
Kaufman cou ~, T"Nn'' u''4'.',
"a ANTEU- 10 SELL EVERYBODY Wuopi
" Ocor on hat d; you VII nhNe no trouble
this WHIT r 10 ct wood Il yOn WI send ur
teams to \ DYsrERB GU. dreb,sm
| VHTANTED. -YOu TO srOP Al me NATION
w ALHuTF nrri-Clsss accommodations NJ
| rehaonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
| TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DAY The build
| ing Is brick With three satWays ~ case OF uIt,
f.ceted IN The busipess portion OF the city only
one SQUARE from strcct-cer limo, and one square
| from Texas & Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
| Convenient tn passengers coming or gong over
either road Onice npen al night. uugfts are
called for all trains T. CLEARH, Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
RAILWAY ITEMS.

Six months ego Captain J. +. Anderson
the engineer in charge of the Atchafalays
bridge, predicted shat trains cold pas.
over the structure on Christmas day. As
an evidence vi hov C ose the skilled engin'
Ger calculated, tue fact need only be men,
toned that the first uain passed over on
the 20 b OF Deem Der, one day later than
the day mention by tue engineer.
The direc ors of the A'chisOn, Topeka IL
Santa Fe railroad have unanin ousl y
adopted "A plan of agreement In relation TO
the Atlantic " Pacific iailroad. President
strong goes to New York to effect the final
adius ment with th- st. Louis & San Fran
cisco road, which has already sssenisd 10
Genera Manager Galloway, Of the Chica.
20 & Grand Trunk ha. asked Commits
sioner Fink to reduce the tariff on east
bound freight on tie ground that the pres
ept rats vii be maintained.
conIeref ce was held in Chicago last
week between Vice Commissioner Pearson
aud representative Of the western connec.
lions OF the trunk lines In <egsri 20 the
troubles In through passenger rates from
New York 10 the Missouri, and, Without
reaching any definite corciusion, adjourned
ill tomorrow. Il beieved that the uii'
ferspces will be adjusted.
The cash receipts Tor tickets purchased IN
New Orleans over The Texas a Ptfihc rni'-
road M TO Moncav last were 81 600 10 er.
cess Of any previous month since the r a !
has been built. There - every prosn-'h
That the receipts TOR The entire month VII
be fully 5000 more than ever before known
in the ui-to OF he rosd.
Nv ,he T.xas & Poetic railroad from
New Orleans via Marshall, u rsso end
banning the distance 20 the Pscinc ~ z4iv
mile. A. tallows: From New Orleans TO
Marshal 3ss miles, Marshall to 81 Psso 40
piles. III Psso TO San Francisc) lzs5 miles.
VIA the Sunset Route, via the Houston
tn Antofio TO Ei Psso, and thence 70
rsncisco over the same route as TIE
4 Pee nc, the disterce ,4so miles
les 20 Houston. ZIG mi es from
10 Ssn AnIonir, 63k miles from
bio 20 Y Pnso and 2S6 miles
N Frarci-co.
che d'stsno>s, however, snd
ped IN making the srip from
Louis 20 San Frsncisco
e lor rect way around In
way there. Tor the ,ime
and 9sn Francisco Is |
ne Southern Pacific
\kisi trans IRON 81. |
por'er distance IN
reliauce oo2 - :
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
MR.. PINKHAM'S COMPOUND.
A NOTED BuT UNTITLED WOMAN.
lfrom tho Boston Globe!


Tho above is good likeness Of Mrs. Lydia r. Plnis
haa " Lynn Macs, who above all othor human bcina
may h. ttnthfuy called the "Doar Friend u Woman
as some OF hor correspondents ,ovc TO call her She
Is sealouy devoted TO hor work. which Is the outcome
of = lf-gtudy, and e. obliged 10 Keep ak indy
Rssisnts 20 kop her answer the arc correT. ndcncc
winch daily pours IN upon her, onch bearing its SPECIAL
burden Of suffering, or joy ct rclcrsc from It. Her
Vegetable Coiupound e a medicine Tor good and not
OWL purposes have personally investigated II and
an satisfied Of the truth OF this
On account Of it, proven moiits It Il recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians in the country
one says, at works Ike a charm and saves much
r1'- ~ VIII cro entirely tho vorut form ~ 'erin~
Of the uterus Ieuoorrh@a. Irregular and painful.
Mensiruatsn, all ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation l1oodins all Displocemonts and tho con
,equcnt spinal weakness, and Is especially adapted 70
he Change of Life"
IL permea,cs every portion Of tho system ard givcs
lew life and v!gor. n removes faintnc.s, natulency
destroys all craving FOR stimulants and relieves weak
ness Of ihe stomach /; cures Bloating Headaches,
Nervous Iros.rnon, General Debility, Scoplnssncss
Dcprssion and Indigestion That feeling Of bearing
down, causing pain. weight and backachc is always
permanently cured by use II will at all times and
uadsr all circumstances net In harmony with the la"
tltnt governs the female system.
,1sti only 81 per bottle six for e., and Is sold by
druegs Any advice required to rIocinl cases. and
tho 81 many who have been restored 70 perfect
hoth by tho Of the Vegetable Compound, can 10
obtained by addressing Mrs T., with stamp for reply,
Of her homo In Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this compound Il
un4urrasscd as abundant testimonials show.
"Nrs Pinkhams Liver Pills." says one writer "nre
Tie best IN he trorid for the Of Constipation
Briournoss and Torpidty OF the liver Her Bo-8
Purinorwork wonders in It's special line and bids fair
10 equal the & mpouiid In IT. popularity
All must respect her Angel Of Mercy whose son
ambition Is 30 dogood 10 othors
PHILADELPHIA. IN CD MrA A. NJ u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
STATE PRESS.
ruRshMsyoR DALLAS.

In the coming election Tor alderinen vots
for those who nre not only honorable men,
and in the ordinary acceptation OF the
term, good citizens, but VINO are progress;
i've, In favor OF public improvements, aud
re ady 10 assume the RESPONSE oility OF push
lug things along in this Parlicular.-lSan
Antonio Times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

No name is better ami more pleasantly
and widely known than that Of Mr.. j. A
Pozznni. For years he has made bimsell
famous by the elegant perfumes and com
plexion powder that bears his name, the
latter having found It's way TO the bellies OF
Paris, Germany and London. Everybody
admires beaHiy in ladies. Nothing VIII 90
more to produce or enhance 1t than use OF
Mr.. Pozzoni's preparations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
A THING OF THE FAST.

The Austin Statesman very modestly
says il Is not Ht,ed TO act IA censor among
its Texas cotemporaiies, but at the same
time il offers few words against personal
Journalism. All the best PAGERS IN the
state are purely impersonal, and the others
are iallirc into line "a rapidly as circum-
stances VI permit. It is the newspaper
and not d, individusl writer that speaks.
PERSON. 10 lrnalism IS thing OF the past.
-fBleuAaII Banner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

,Nindls, tho pottmaster'ge'.eral undoubt-
eddy has the power 70 prt'ont It's delivery.
The case OF mis- lottery company 10 a pc.
culisrly uggray.ied ore, Ii has set itsei
up In deli ance Of federal Law, inlrenohins
itself behind the Law OF tho state which
gave II legal sanction, and the pub.
No sentiment of the state which approved
i'm. Y. Express
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
NOTICES.

NroTICE-HAVING sEyERED Ny CON.
~ nvcli n wi h tno coal department or ,he
Missouri radh Raj way, all ptI,es nrslt'ns
10 . H. Ransom, I0al Commissioner bellhs'
who viii aivo them prompt ait,nl n ,,,,vv
DALLAS. neoomberk iSS ianieod2w
NOTICE IL nkREBY GIVEN THAI IhI
IN general nnuu meeting of the ~ csholueis
Of the nalla, Wichita Railroad Company wiz
ne held nj the general Office OF The company, IN
IA the city Of DALAI, Texas on too mira in.s
day Ia January A. u. lAs " helng ne lo,n
dsy ~ saId month, at ~ o'clock noon There
viii alsn he reli NJ the same time ana mace
inectng OF the n0sri Of Directors or ~ 81 i'ellAs
n b lchiia faNrorh Cnmpsuy .
ID Va NCCGt NICK, rCrs f & W. u " 20,
n tfI... dec fun.T DID, 1883 Nt vow
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
JANUARY sCHBM q

l,Sb7 Trizes.
whole Tickets, 8s; Half Tickets, E1i 81
Tickets. $50; % Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
post. officc order, until further notice. Orders
of IS and upward bJ express can be sent al
onr expense Address all orders TO J. ]. DOUG
LAS, Louhvlle. Ky q. A. webster, 1Ol Elm
gtrent Dallas Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

al had em ALI" said a rubicnnd happy
faced gentleman. IAN Whist" asked his
friend. why all the symptoms OF malaria
viz: lame back scbirg joints, sleeples ness,
indigestion, dizzy fits, cold extremeties,
rush OF blood 10 the head, constant fatigue,
no appetite, pains in the breast after eating,
night > yeats, aiternate chills and fever,
etc etc., but Browns Iron Bitters cured
me and / recommend it rs being the only
p.rf,cL tonic made"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE 90 no rs FOR SAA + 20 II
\ horse. +. 3 ana rooms: RI. a water; can be
bought tor 100 ard upwards; must he to'd Nv
REYNOLDS * HUR BUT, 70l Main; corner
Z yd ~ u, 80. Nv
NOR SALE or EXtHA .GE FOX y LLAs
/ real est te hoiel, with 1000 worm lur
y turp aud fixtures: desirable locoliiy md good
pa,ius bust ass luduirc OF II HUFFN AN
& co No. 73l Elm street dec3O-u
nor sALF-TKINl Y MILLS AND FARM,
J. including ab-u. $40 acres Of lard, l6l III tul'
iiyaiion; b, Hnce imbcr aud pasture land; a
bargain ~ be ,iveu A ply 10 q, u. KEN
DALI. 4O3 Main street, Dallas dee2i-it
NOR sALE-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON
L Masion street, bew. en- Ross avenue Hud
Dallas Branch; tots 5hJ2OO eacei houses I'VE
rooms each: one Of said houses for rent ln-
quir' Of g rtar hoN3O-lM
NOR SNLE- BEAU THU RESIDENCE
j properly ~ u bargain Apply 20 BOW ~ X
N LEMON Dallas Texas. tel9-ti
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

Mr. A Pcterell Ennis, Texas. spy';
Il WAS sickly man, Browns lion Bl"rs
has m ade ms hearty and strong
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IIEa'S'IIsiS|AI.''!Il!g||llg!!'I:s.:s
e!IIh|.H.IhasYA
s3O.aoo FOR ~.

hTHE take plcc" In the Masonic Han, shaono
zDbea Temple Building In Louisville, KY
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1884
A LAWFUL LOTTERY aud FAIR DRAW.
ING. chartered by the Legislature Of Ky. aud
twice declared legal by the highest Court In The
State Bond given o Henry county In the sum OF
sl0p 0Ou for the prompt payment ofali prizes sold
A REVOLUTION IA single Number Drawings
Hs-svery ticket holder his own supervisor
can call out the number On his ticket and sec
the corresponding number on the t'r placed
Ia tn wheel IN his presence. These draWinsH
will occur on the lrsi THURSDAY OF every
month Read the magnificent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
rSFoRcg TIE LAVE.

Conti 10y Die stir his been created by the
recen isi 90 of the officials Of this county
in clos, ( he gaming deus # Dallas. That
gamiug T. gn evil c,n not he qupsn0ned
but IN, ne arguments that justify legis!a'
ton Eeii ~ gambling would also JUSTIFY
egi.lsflc. % against liquor mixing. billiard
playing, tsoacco chewing, or any other uee'
less atn harmful nahit, whereby money,
time and health nre wasted. They would
also Justify any legislation that WAS intend.
cd to esi ohsh morality, longevity or hap.
piness among the people, or 10 suppress
false ami vicious practices. doctrines or
teachers. TIE ultimate result OF such legis-
ton Is easy to oe seen. However, the
county officials OF Dallas county did not
make the laws ard they did do right against
fearful odds in enforcing them Iocsin.
A LITTLE BONANZA.
Nr. w. A. Smith, a farmer living one
and a halt miles north OF Whtes6oro' TINS
season raised and gathered from IL acres Of
land 10 bales of cotton, averaging 6lO
pounds per ha 4. Mr.. Smith informs us
that during last winter he entered into a
contract with Mr.. J. s. CARRIER. who owns
the land to clear aud put the same IN
state of cultivation In consideration OF the
ii evood on IL, and the crop grown or 10
this season, and that this remarkable yield
was produced on land that had never before
been cultivated. He also informs us that
he has purchased nice little farm oil lUo
acres OF land, situated about ak miles east
~ here. with the proceeds OF The cror.-
[ Whitcsboro News.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
SMOKE AND ClNDERS,
~. p,o,,,y Destroyed By Fire
'"' psrirs fhe Pas, Year.
. n..srsncs Mans Suggestions for
- Fighling NJ Flames.

gases Of IN, lacrosse of Fires.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
eOR RENT


NOR RENT-COTTAqE ON COMMERCE ST.
Il Can ,euieu' IA business Apply 10 G A.
Cauwell al H. Edwards music store, f2b and
TT Main trest lnn2-lW
y,oR RgNT AHoUsE ON LIVE OAK ST.
i OF 3 room Ina lie az Mrs g SELL 5ll
Elm oru' 81 niger hr"thcrs. ianl-2t
NOR KENr-A NICE COT AGE IN % SKA.
I bic / cation; quie. noishb rhood go7d wen,
etc at reasonable erms Apply ut 5l5 Elm
streeL ianl 81
l. RENT Two NICE FURNIS IED
rooms, for gentlemen ly; central location
Apply TO T ELLINGTON, oec8O-ti
CUR RENT MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE
L Cour' house, up-sta rs,s ooms newy nnish-
ed; cook room and dining room; 'uita for
hou ekeeping Apply u JIM BARTON, 625 f.m
stree decll.lm
NOR RENT-OV JANU,tlY lsT THE TWO
L store rooms, Nos rs and 727 Main street
now occupied Dy Edwards music store. Apply
u City National hank. de9-u
EoR RENT OFFICE ROOM IN AN ELE.
Il giant GROUND Hoor olIloe. Apply TO FRANK
WIFE Vt q Main Eirp l. noVAf
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/ OGT,

OsT-A PAR OF A GOLD EARRING,
| somewhere between the 7 & T. depot sud
Grsud Windsor Finder viii be- rewarded by
lrayiugR G. an udsor lAn2-3t
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