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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-18

City VS.. Robert Asrord and John
Walker, resisting an officer; continued
City VS.. William Beal, assault aud bat.
terry; continued.
City VS.. Tom Smith, A, Halbrook, IL.
c. Nunn, intoxication; fined SO each.
City VS.. Isaac Walters and II. &. Cal
win, lighting; discharged.
City vs.. Richard Wilson, abusive Ian
guage; fined So.
City VS.. Simpson IIaus, cursing and
swearing; continued.
CITY vs.. Jim Rice, fighting; continued.
City VS.. Bill Baker, vagrancy; con.
iinued.
City William Forrest, intoxication;
discharged.
City VS.. Dave Wood, assault; fined So.
City vs.. George Grison, fast driving;
bond forfeited aud alias capias issued.
Z City vs.: Isaac Leonard, carrying pis-
ol, continued.
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NJ ANfED-ALL PERSONS TO KNOW ,S5
" that Mrs. j. Il: Burnett is carrvin n,D ",
the nusl, ess f9Timery done by her husband
she at all times is prepared with sE TiiiiSre
worklnen to do all kinds of piumblnS , vi
water and steam fitting, lightning rG Wy
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FOR RENT

EOR RENT-sfORES SOS AND SO MAIN
street, opposite Sanger Bros 81 res
sni I'll w test each; For a desirable ten
room Nby w feet. Apply to Terry a Cook
'e" real estate agents, or to Alex Sanger.
oclS-lw
EOR RENT "A FURNISHEO FRoNr
l. room, suitable for two, No GEO Houston
w, --- oelS-3t.
TOR kENT-NN UNFURNiSlTsD ROOM
a Mhl also give use of cook stove for
light housekeeping. Apply az 1914 Main
e-.eHeS ocl6-lt
EuR kENr CHEAPER THAN THE
cheapest I'VE mean what We sa,), "A large
prWN Livery stable on ELM street, iust Inst
of Maycrs garden; central, high, orV. sonth,
Srh exposure, thorough ventilation and No
business location, Apply TO DouGT,As q
a,ANuN TX, Zeal Estate Agents, No, ia Syc-
,. ..s,,. SHIgyl, ocl6-lw
EOk kENl-A NICELY FURNISHES
Il room, southern exposure. rrnd ,vnier
anH good neighoorhood, at 1910 Commerce
-, Oclb-lw
tWk kENI-oNE FURNISHED FRONT
L, room, ~ Elm st. or 5tf
L'OR kEN "a BRICK STOKE. NEI.C
= hniShod and situated m good business
1v",lon IN 'he town Of Ennis, Ellis county,
'NNN' sWiHhle Tor groceries or dry goods
Inquire OF T. l., MCCARrY. REM Esi"tc
ASrnt, Euni Texas. ''o"' i''''o
lNuNkEN l-rMu NICELY FI'RNISiTEn
a rooms, AMI board can be furnished 10
y" W, y HCh,lemen; price, $3.50 pr week, at 7iS
w., y, LUZ ocl4-2t
INuR RENl-A COlTAGE or FIGHT
a. rooms, on Russ avenue, withInp min.
W,eN walk Of the pustuNirc. AMY IN
PforrS ELLIOTT Is HALL. 'oco.tr
I"R hENl.-RN THE Sut'1hW ESP
a LAND COMPANY, 7Os Main street;
I,,"o,'' mousse M 90 Veal street, SIS; 3-ruom
,I"1Sv' no -. tlou stree {, east of Texas C,n-
,,rnl hHllN9d, s.; broom house, near Con
nvnN h9N n0iiHS,2 acres land, 500. S.room.
Wu,e, l'j lolk street, opposite OH Works.
~ broom hous', corner lrNay and Mood
/ S'tN,'s,N-J; o-roOm house, Eagt Elm strnet
WSur branch, s.; i-roOm house ON North
hnrwood street, neur branch, sl5, l.rooni
IEous', w Main street, $40; i-room house,
] SsNl pNllaS, north OF Fair Ground, N5.
,nlosooh. mouse, Live oak street, near Convent
''-'ov' '-room house, SlS Coruth street. $40.
-.-...-y aug3ltf
| E'Qh kENF-CENTRALLN LOCATED
- flTSt-claSs sleeping rooms; south eNpos.
u uni Wl conven lenccs. LINpsLEY & BRAD.
tOkn. 10 Main street. up-stpirs iu-tf
] ausaanuw
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Divorce Granted.

James w. Carter was granted di-
|orce yesterday in the district court.
rom his wife, Avonia b. Carter. lie
pt forth in his petition that they were
agally welded ON the 25th Of Deoem bcr,
~, In Enterprise, Texas, and that they
we'd together as man and wife until
le Eth OF August, 1881. That the fol-
wing children We're born of their
,arriage, 10 wit: Otis, aged II years:
landia, aged 10 years, aud Ethel, aged
years. That while they were residing
Troupe, Texas, ON the 18th of August,
~. she abandoned his bod and board
fthout any eause. lie stated I'm his
|2tition that he was willing that she
,ouid be permitted 10 keep Otis and
incl, their Oldest and youngest child.
ne court granted the divorce.
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Turn tho Migrants out,

The weak stomach is said to be the
lodging.houso Ut many vagrant diseases.
These can be turned out by strengthen.
ing the stomach, aud the digestive or
gans in partnership. There il no
strengthoner like Browns Iron Bitters.
Safe. speedy and sure, Mrs. Henry
Corning, Hartford, Connecticut, saws:
"Brown's Iron Bittors relieved me of
general weakness aud dyspepsia. and
made mo strong"
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w. j. Hamilton, of Argyle, Denton
county, wrote TO the Protective and
Detective association, that he had in his
possession a brown horse, fifteen hands
high, branded Il, with half circle over
IL on tho right shoulder, and Q ON the
left jaw, to let the owner know his
whereabouts. The horse belongs to w.
X. Baylor, sheriff OF Parker county.
The association notified Sheriff Baylor
at onte, Though he had not notified them
that the horse had been stolen. This is
the third horse that the association has
reported to ITS owner i'm Weatherford
before they knew they we're gone. The
& on the left jaw will protect stock from
theft or otherwise. This is the only
brand authorized by the laws of the
United States for branding stock in
Texas.
PROTECTIVE AND DETECTIVE Assn
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fV'HE STATN OF TENAS-TO ALI, pm.
Il sous Interested In the administrator of
ta9 estate OF II. ". Goldthwalte, deceased,
d. T. gayle, executor OF l., b. Goliwnite' do.
vtNscu, mas niod, In the County Court of mi.
las county, final account shoViu,s ti, :" n III
Ion : said estate of Y. W. Goldthwnite ~
ceased, which will be heard nj The neNt fern
ol SAID court, commencing on the lsi MOI
GN IN Nov, 4. y. lSSi, at the Court.h oUse
s n engISitSS OF nnllas AZ which time All per.
countest SAID account II they see proper. '''N
Dallas county, Texas. N'e'N vi
No. y l-GiNen under my hand and the seal
~. svu court, ntoiice, in the city OF Dallas
this Ith day ofJuly, A. d. 1854. VI D''''''S'
A. County Clerk Dallas County, fexaa
w Ia X. H1GBEs, Neputy.
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: 3. .,sa 3. us, over Or across sIdewalk


in the City of Dallas,
SECTION |. Be II ordained by the City Coun-
ell OF the City OF Dsllas, That Ii shall be I'M
lawful Tor any person or persons to erect or
construct any awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks in the City OF Dallas lower at
any point than ten feet from the surface of
the sidewalk; all awnings shall be securely
fastened to the side of the building and Arm
ly supported by iron brackets, and all avn
ings, except cloth awnings, within the fire
limits shall be covered with tin, sheet iron
zinc, or some fire-pro0f material; nor shall
any person erect any awning post on any
sidewalk in the CITY OF Dallas. All awning
posts now standing on any sidewalk
snail be removed as soon rs the awnings they
support are removed for repairs or other
purposes; nor shall any awning extend
further into the street than to the outer edge
Of the sidewalk.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be unlawful for any person
or persons TO place, have or maintain any
sign OF wood, cloth, tin or other substance,
being suspended, fastened or attached I'm any
manner on, across, along, over or above any
sidewalk or street in said City, whether above
or below the awning, so that the same shall
PROJECT more than six inchesfrom the outer
edge Of any lot or building abuttine on any
stfecJ In said Cityof Dallas
see. 3. ANY one violating any of the prD-
visions OF the two preceding 81 cfions shall
ON conviction in the Mayors court be fined
IN an sum not less than five no more than
fifty dollars.
Sec Thata ordinances, orparts OF or
dlnances IN conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec, s. That this ordinance take effect from
its passage and publication.
Approved October 0, 1854
w. l.. AnEI1 ATovnr
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A'ok KEN CA BRICK STOKE, WELL
4 finished and situated m N snod bnsinas.
location In the town or Ennis, Ellis county.
irNoS suitable for groceries or dry goods
INQUIRE, OF T, L. MvCARrY, Real Estate
ASrnL Euni' Texas. '''''''o
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Probably there is nothing simpler in
2 world than to say that thus and so is
Pat or that so and so tx greater, in re.
rring 70 the magnitude or Importance
tuytning, whethe- OF a business ma
re- or otherwise; there Is something.
viewer, that IL required which musa be
nature moro akin TO proof thep
'oplo assertion.
There are, for instance, several shows
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Yesterday Mrs. Rodicy Barnhart
filed in the district court her petition
praying for divorce from her husband,
g. Barnhart. She is 81 years old, has
been married four times. She has been
married two years to her present hus-
band. lie is 6S years old. She alleges
cruel treatment ana prays for divorce
ertV,
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works.
New and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & I'FOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
One Block S. Of Santa Fe Deaot,
Inc Block S. Of Santa Fe Oeaot.
DALLAS, TEXAS

nuns lhNAS'
Are prepared TO do all kinds OF IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work Z
speciality Repairing Machinery, IroS ano
Brass Castings, and in fact everything In thi
line executed and finished In manner een,..
TO the Vest shops In the whole countr,
Models made to order. Don't forget we hay,
the Best Machinery and most skilled work.
men In Texas, Contracts FOR the iron work on
all kinds of machinery desired. DON'T forge,
fireplace ifyou want good, observation-disclosures
done at livlsE,prlces
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1Trr Uvys, n situation to do ann
work. Inquire OF Dlt. McKFF na1S k,nd or
and Mule market. "''as norse
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Weeping Joo Harding.

That powerful evangelist, Joe Hard
ing, of Louisville, Kentucky, continues
TO speak to the people at the corner Of
Pearl and Bryan streets. Already there
have been nearly thirty additions, and
now Mt the close of the second week lac
is speaking to large audiences and
seems only to have fairly commenced
his efforts here.
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LOST

osT-A RlNE POINTER Pup, THREE
4 months old, near the First ward SCHOOL.
n ioetRl rewnrd viii be paid Tor It's return
W SAN MORGAN. at Betttrton & lrvine's.
Answers TO the name OF Hun" n
OSi-A BLACK ANDTAN POP (nfrCm
- Answers to name OF OriX, Retnrn ta
snd receive reward at Oyster Stand, mS Main
WV" Oc6--N
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THE ENGLISH NIGHTINGALE
At Mayors Garden Tonight and n
morrow Night

AT mayors Garden Tonight and To-
morrow Night.
A feast Of song awaits those who visit
Mayors garden tonight, az they will
have the exquisite pleasure of hearing
Miss Carlotta Pearl, the celebrated Eng
lish nightingale, whose sweet contraito
voice, cultivated TO the highest pitch,
has charmed and delighted so many
audiences where she has appeared in
the northern cities. She is on route to
New Orleans, where she has an
engagement, and was only induced
to appear at Mayors garden tonight
and tomorrow night by the most liberal
offers Of Mr.. Mayer. The sweet song
stress will be accompanied by Meme
Bros orchestra. Mr.. Mayer deserves
credit for his enterprise in giving the
people OF Dallas such II treat Among
other selections she will sing Crooked
in tho Cradle OF the Deep" "Marsel-
leise Hymn" and "KathIeen Mavour-
noon.n
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Yesterday at sop. m. the residence
OF Mrs. l.. w. Cline, frame cottage,
Situated on the southeast corner Of Wal
nlt and Houston streets, caught aiire
md was consumed. The house was occu-
pied by her and her son, Mr.. w. Me.
DonI Nd. They succeeded in saving most
)f Ill leir household effects. There was
10 INSURANCE, and the loss of
be 4 mousse is about 5000. A
oukple stable adjacent the property
III Mr.. Mcdonald and Judge Bentlv,
aI also burned, together with lot of
reed. The stable, which was worth
some 700, was covered by insurance.
Judge Bently just did manage to save
MS horse, buggy and harness. The fire
originated in q hay-mow, close to Mrs.
Clne,s dwelling, which caught atire
4 trom hot ashes thrown on il. Tho fire
department succeeded in saving ada
ent property.
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Messrs. Basco & Debequo have spent
over $1,000 in renovating the Coliseum
theatrej have engaged fine brass band
and orchestra, and will conduct this
theatre ON n first-class principle. No
vulgarity will bo allowed either on the
stage or audience. THOR opening will
take place ON Monday, October 20.
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PERSONAL---VERY. and lIndsgs,onsS

A.test W. e. FAn Il .H eIiE ssr MnyDE
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nor.ford,s Acid rhosnhnto

IN sEAsICKNEss.
Prof. Adolph OFT, New York, saws: 81
ised II for seasickness, during an ocean
'assage. In most of the eases, the VIC.
ent symptoms which characterize that
disease yielded, and gave way To a
iealthfml action of tho functions i'm
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superIntondent Pnb III, Sal Sch
OF Importance.

OF Importance.
Miller recognizes good work and good
workmen, and for that reason he has
secured MIR. a. II, Billows to operate i'm
his gallery for the next twelve months.
MIR. Billows is now nc work at Mr.. Mil
lor's gallery, 62l Elm street, and Is Soc
ond to none rs a photographer in che
state All are. invited to call and OK
anime our work,
A. G, d. MILLER,
Photographer,
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CNlnred ChrI.tinns IN Cnnrt.

Tho members of tho Antioch Baptist
Ccolorod) church, who participated in
the riot at their house of worship, We'd
nesday night, will be arraigned IN the
city court to-day for trial. 1t il n church
quarrel, and the trial will, no doubt,
prove unusually interesting.
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EDUCATIONAL,
URSULINE ACADEMY

Bryan street, Dallas,
This institution, conducted by the Ursullno
ladies' La most desirably located. The system
Ui euurluQh pursued Is designed 10 develop
the men,nl, moral and physical powers If
lhe pupils, ana to make them useful women
OIL renned tastes and cultivated manners,
TERMS IN ADVANCE,
board, washing ana tuition, including
Fancy Work and the ordinary intirma.
,,ry expenses, per session ofhvO months. slNg
Music and use of plano ...-'.. va n;
Entrance fee only fer the nrst yenrl
Young ladies desiring admittance into tho
,N'3,1elhy must always produce satisfactory
iurther particulars, apply to tine
, MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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III there ever was specific for any one
complaint, then Carriers Little Liver
Fills are a specific for sick headache,
and every woman should know this.
Only one pin dose.
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Candidates who want their names In.
serted ON regular tickets, or desiring an
extra supply, should apply at the Her
AID job office without delay.
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hon, SALE--BY SOUTHWEST LAMB
\ COMPANN-i-room house, lot 5Oxl25. cor
i,sr St GroWdus ana Porter streets; lot lOOx
houses of6 and 4 rooms, East Dallas. nnrtb-
east OF FAIR Grounds; I-room house, lot 6Sx
W. corner olCorsicana and Browder streets.2
Hcres WIN houses, 4 and rooms, East bal
i"s' ZOE, htaSl oi FAR Grounds; 3-raom house,
lot o5NSO corner Griffin and Gibbs strnetsi
iotS and 2, q and - each 5ONl25 In Middle
tnh addition, adjoining and west OF Fnlr
Grounds lot 5ONPO, corner Griffin and Akard
streets Joy sONiN' Joins Fair Ground on the
west; lot 26XSO, on Pacific avenue onrosits
passenger depot; lot co. 2NlOa, corner Cotton-
wood llne and Cedar Springs St uupSitf
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Castles Bros, the exclusive gents fur
nishers, at 5l2's Main street, have one of
the handsomest stocks of gents under
wear, collars, cuffs, shirts aud ties, in
the south,
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Extremely low prices have been
marked on all the furniture Geo. Rick
has In stock tables, chairs, rockers, bod
'oom aud parlor sets. Give him a call.
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The Rev. George IL. Thayer, of Bour.
bon, Indiana, says: "l3oth myself and
wife owe our llves 10 Shiloh's ConEump.
ZION Cure" Sold bv j. Nj. House.
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Do not for moment let your comb
denco betray you into supposing your
self Incapable of mistake. It Is indeed a
serious blundor to refuse to take DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup when you even sus-
pect you have taken cold.
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". l.. CAREtI, Mayor.
Attesti W. E.PARRY, City Secretary

A \ ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
iol an Ordinance entitled "An Ordl-
nance establishing q Sy stem OF sewers for tnp
OllN OF Dallas and prescribing rules and rrr.
ulhilohS Tor the same, approved June rs, lssg,
3nu Nuulng a. new section thereto, to bc
known as Section g"A.n
SECTION l. BE n orlulnct hy tho CITY
council ol the city Of Dallas, That section
oi an ordtninOncc entitled "An Ordinance
establishing system OF sewers for the civ
ul uall0s ANA prescribing rules and rcguln-
uoiN approved June 10, lSSi, be amended so
Gs To rc0d as fallows;
Sec, T. That private sewers, water cIoscts
and sink basins, etc, shall be constructed In
each OF said blocks or districts and In all
other blocks or districts whore district sew
erS nrc now established, or may herr after be
established, Ia connect with said district sew
cr, ON notice from the city Engineer, ana as
directed by such officer and not otherwise
san private sewers, water closets and sink
basins, etc, shall he constructed and main
tanned at the expense of the owners of the
property To which they may he attached, and
under such rules aud regulations rs may
nom time to time be adopted by the city
Council.
Scc,2 That there Is hereby added to snid
urd'nahr' tnothcr section To- be- l>uuwn as
Sccilou 90 "A"which shall lcAI us follows:
$50 N"A'. That the v,nVlsious Of this or
dlnu'e, SO Tar as the same are applicable,
NhNll apply To MI olhcr district sewers pri D..
NNte sewers, etc, now established or lint
hereafter may he established by the city
| Council ~
See. g. That this ordinance take cflec tfrcm
anu AFTER it's passage and publication.
Approved OCtOher9, 1881,
,.-. W. L. CAaELL, Mayor.
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SHERIFF..

WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST.
w ed to announce the name of W.. ii, w.
ShllH rs Il candidate Tor sheriff of DALLAS
NOunly, AT the ensuing November election.
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A Card.

Office OfSuperintcndontPuh .Dallns.
Texas, Oct. 10, lSSl-Edtor Herald:
If"Patron," as the author of his arti-
Gle in the HERlLD, of the 18TH, will,
through the medium OF your paper, dis
close his real name, then will consider
the propriety of answering him; other
wise | will not answer.
w. A. BoLEs,
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TVEARE AUTHORIHEDTOA ANNOUNCE
W +. i. D. ANDREWS rs Floater from the
counties OF DALLAS, Tarrant and Rockwell.
w ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ NJ ). Austin, Of ROcEWall, us n candi-
GIate Tor Fl)ater for Dallas, Rockwell and
Tarrant counties.
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, ,,,,. WI, CABELI, Mayor.


ptT 4 I'M, M, ~ Nr,,tsrt an,
y naTt., ~ ~ ,r., ~ ! ~ I1-NN OHnle
pole" cn,Dra 1U P'oN'ue ior volunteer Fir
sFcrIoN Ro II or1,i,o,, h,- Ga, c-.,,..,,
of 10 M ~ :, -, ~ IL uIuIiheu py Jhe council
ganIleJ 81 ' tbo nnat mere snail 10 Or
Mayor vnin,,toe OF me
NH pnii t S.v, ll'IS 10 pe styled me
to" W. GuilH'Ns 9l ioJ less IMAM mr.
a,,e Of ,iht, '''a IA men, over the
Nv, I5It,. -it ttIIi vnis 9al9 company when
nssistea h,, r,n.,,t ny lhe Mayor,
tyeIve nrj,,oto5 So'mt Iol eacI squad 81
tY n n,dinity Wv SctEeohl4 10 De elected
sSrvr f"r o6 N0,e vi tne conlpanSl ana to
Ls ,lrti ny ,,,, az, Vacancies 10 ne nlled
Soreeat rhogen , 10, t,ie term
rst nIar f,n ,inii num 'iuN1S alltr (he
Of thn y@,, go ~, w NY iut tnG Tehalh-
for All shoi Le n, ~ LUZ ,iie anlu4l elecbon
Inc 9bsrnco , ,IV Irnlc lliie, IN case OF
Mnynr mov onnni1t Frl,, 'I ~, "' II ii.o JuG
his suii,d n, snl it,It f ~ IncllneFS OF
res ihe nr,"a,,,e .I, ~ 'nc iIiie nellH Al
the words aSsrrcont NJ wv u iS Eu,slieu py
I III "', 49, nc! iiNvhi ~, ana theprlyatcS
letters on Vbits bai ne n!,,, WTIh III p'ach
Sec. . Tint thc dutins ~ i,i'l,',
extend 10 nver,tbine .'t' ~, p"d'S snHl'
II l'Ff ,'-',, 'tli VI - I''.
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Base Ball.

Tomorrow afternoon, the Fort Worth
club and the Brown Stockings of this
city, come together again on the latter's
grounds, and an unusually interesting
game is looked for, as the teams are
well matched II is very proper in this
connection, to state that if the Main
street railway will put on an extra car
or so, in the afternoon, it will make
more money than by running crowded
cars.
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FOE SALE

DOR SALE CHEAP-2 HORSES Ann
4 ,ph@ton Horses work single and bonbie
Apply To SANGER Bros. ociS. St
EoR SALE-AN IMPROVED FARM on
y llSA acres, 10 miles from Dallas. noor
Hutchius, on the II. d r. c. h, r.: iand ~
nigh cultivation; produced this year 30 bale
OF cotton, and 100 bushels of corn, besides
oats, millct lrish potatoes, etc.; IS acres in
good timber dwelling Of rooms, crib, Sta
ne, smoke. house cotton-h house chicken.
house, wells of fine water enough to SUNNY
the country around, hoX-house and crib N
Held for renter about 100 peach trees OF host
variety, bearing; the whole farm is enclosed
new fence; price, $2,50O-Sl 1875 cash, and
balance in time: eWuer desires to return IA
europe Inquire mt Postoflice, Hutchms.
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

Observation-Disclosures ANNOUNCE
" &, +. CLINT rs a candidate for rec ,so-
ZION 70 the otlice of County Attorney at the
ensuing election
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CLERK

WE ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
W W. II. THAoKER for, Nuuty Clerk.
AVE ARE REQ UESTED . ANNOUNCE
~ W. NJ. 9, Hill rs u candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Clerk.
M Il ARE REQ q ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
= hENRf JOKES rs 81 candidate for re-
SECTION 10 the office Of District Clerk.
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COUNTY JUDGE.

WE ARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
~ Colonel Ed. q. BOWER as candidate
'9r the ONCE OF County Judge at the ensuing
election in November.
NE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
W announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS as
candidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W W. T. STRANGE as a candidate for
County judge at the ensuing election.