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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10
Wagon Roads.

The talk of a wagon road from Her
mosa out to Engle is again agitated. In
this connection the most sensible u
view of the road question, with rela-
ton to Chloride. is offered by Polk
Armstrong. 1t involves the building
of the Hermosa road. Then the Chic
ride people ~ change their Route to
Engle. and 90 by the way of the Stone
ranch, and up a draw opposite the
the mouth Of Monument creek, on the
mesa, TO a connection with the Her
mosa road, to Cuchillo Negro.
Mr.. Armstrong says this route would
not be any longer than the present
route between here and Engle, and the
heavy grades of the Cuchillo's. beyond
Fairview, will be avoided. In addition
IL would be a route along a water way
a greater part of the way
The additional fact of Its being n
part of a route between this portion OF
the range and Hillsboro is also u mat.
ter of Importance. To make u com.
mon cause of this road--or system OF
r~oads-sbould be the object OF the
range, and add to that object the build
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10
County Ticket.

The columns of the RANGE this week
contain the county ticket nominated
at the republican county convention
held ut Hillsboro two weeks ago. The
ticket of course Is not exactly as 1t
would have been had any one of us
been fixing 1t To suit himself. but from
all appearances 1t is u fair ticket and in
nowise Objectionable. The RAHGE has
a personal acquaintance with but a few
of the candidates.
Nicholas Gales the nominee for
the Office of sheriff, the father of our
county, is well known to all of us by
repu tation. lie made some enemies in
the county by the organization of the
parish and the establishment Of the
county.seat at H~illsboro. but his record
there Is only such as should make him
votes when the question Of his fitness
for on executive Office is considered
Mr.. Gales is a citizen of Hillsboro.
and he works for HillsborO as he should.
He had an ambition 20 make a county
seat of Hillsboro and when the oppor-
tunity offered he took advantage of
IL. How we'll he did it is historical.
Had you reader, as q citizen of Chloride
or Grafton, had the opportunity and
ability you would have done as much
for your town. If you wouldn't you
are not worthy of citizenship. There
fore give Mr.. GALES credit for the abil-
ity which he displayed in getting his
job W well done and be sure that If he
is elected 10 the Office of sheriff he will
perform the duties of that Office with
equal diligence and promptitude.
G. w. Gregg. of Kingston. one of the
delegates for commissioner. is also
known TO the RANGE. He has been u
citizen of the territory for fifteen or
twenty years and speaks Spanish like a
native. He is a progressive. live busi-
ness man whose calling Is that of
freighting, having teams hauling ore
from Kingston TO the railroad. The
RANGE knows of no man whom 1t
thinks will make a better officer.
Rafael Tafoya Of Cuchillo Negro is
another of the candidates for com
missioner. He is u Mexican but a pro-
gressive one and as his interests arr
identical with that of the range we
may expect him to be the active friend
Of this section when anything affecting
our interest ID at stake.
! Jose Tafoys lhe candidate for pro.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10
The Ball.

The ball which aas given In Chloride
Wednesday evening had the largest at
tendance Of ans party yet held in the
range The Blain a Cameron hall m
which the dancing was done was taste
fully hung with evergreens and howen
aud further decorated with pictures,
banners and other b~eauteous objects.
which gave IL an exceedingly pleasing
appearance. The music. furnished by
Charley Norris, first violin. NJ. II. Lundy
second violin. and Cash MoOdhOuse
bass yiol Was excellent: the weather
WAS delightfully."- temperate. and every
participant seemed determined 10 ex-
tract every ounce Of pleasure possible
frum the occasion. That all succeeded
is evidenced by the universal feeling
Of satisfaction still being expressed ON
all sides at the unalloyed enjoyment Of
the occasion.
There were present at the party. Mr..
7. l.. Robinson of Corduroy Canyon.
NJ. W. Robbins of the Alley Ranch +.
c. Houghton Of Continental Ranch; Mr..
ana Mrs. Andrew Kelley, of Cherry.
vile; Mrs. A. j. Ryan and Ma Miller,
Of Hermoso; j. II. Gordon and James
Moore of the Black Range Cattle Com
pany; Ray Crawford and A. J. Vliet.
of the ella Cattle Company; NJ. b. Da.
vissou RALPH Moore and Harper Jones
of the Diamond Greek Cattle Company
Kean st. Charles. Charley Froelich and
Johnny Canada. OF Ojo Caliente; Mr..
and Mrs. George Richardson. Misses
Nellie Russell Sadie Stailey and Ida Cri-
ger, and ID. II. Wenger, Frank Riley and
Jacob Blum. of Fairview Mr.. and MIS-.
Il. G. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. IL.
Kingsbury, Lille Adams, W. L. Taylor
Burt ID. Mason, james Taylor and l.
Griggs, of Grafton: and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Dalglish, Mr.. and Mrs, G. ii. Cady,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Smith, MI. and Mrs.
II. L. Rickert. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
LeCraft. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Duvall,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II, Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. j. Otto, Mislresses j. A. Win
ram, NJ. X. Lundy, Cash Woodhouse,
VIM. Nattross. John Andrews. J. II.
B%eeson, and A. ii. Norton, Misses Alice
Anderson. George Wiuram, Matte
Graves. and Jennie Hart, and Messrs-
Richard Vim. l. II. Gray, Jas. L. Blain,
Frank Saucier, John Saucier. Chas. L.
Winters, w, ii. Trumbor, j. #. Thorne,
Jas. Anderson. W. o. Thompson. II. f.
Berlew. Benny Williams. George 1ur-
ner, Henry Schmidt, Knight Parker,
and George Beebe, Of Chloride.
A supper which is highly spoken of
by all for its excellence, was served at
midnight at the Chloride hotel restaur-
ant, and the festivities did not cease
until the morning light broke upon the
SCENE,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10

lng o. . br.dss ever The Rio Grande.
and Il would prove one of The mast Inn
portani movements for The people q
sierra county.
II would he well 10 discuss the ques-
ton. 81 TIE matter into SHAPE and 20
hefunr the Lizard Of county commission
srs for IN appropriation 10 help the
proieci toa successful issue unques-
tiouably. a. more than any one road
project that could he suggested would
pOve Of = common interest," TO the
whole county.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10

bsis cisrk h Also are.ldent Of Cachille
Negro and . Mexioan- Most Of
TIE people here kpow him. lie h :
long WAYS aboxe bic neighbou IN point
q intellectual ability and viii beyond
doubt make an excellent ofhccr.
The remainder Of the ticket this pa.
p-r knows noghing Of. rven By hearsay,
tut Il has SUFFICIENT faith In the ca
vention which nominated them 10 b..
lieve that they are honest and capable
and worthy Of suffrage There h 9
strong dislike 1 o part with 20 efficient
an oficer ~ the present probate CLERK,
Ar. Pratt but II n hoped that Mr.. Web
ster is his equal In every respect.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10
tina Proof Notices.


u. s.. Land once,
Las Cruces, N, NJ, Aug. -, 1854.
Notice r. hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their In
tention 20 make I'M proof In support Of
their respective claims before the register
and receiver of the u. s. and Once at LA
Cruces, N. NJ, on the Soth day OF september
\. D., 1854. viz:
j. Nj. Buckley, OF soeorro county, New
Mexico, who made pre- -amption declnrntory
stament No. lb7l for the = v v n " u Ne v
q and 8 g Y " Y sec II tip s,r Is W. Wit
nesses. Terrence Mullen, Richard O'Connell
Charles \. Cox and JOHN Mundy, all OF So
zorro county, N. NJ.
Chas. b. Cox of socorro county o Mexi
co, who made pre-. IGNITION declaratory state
men No l4i4 for the . W = n Q y and 8 \ n v
y sec Is tip 10 sr, 10 W. Witnesses. j. II. Buck
ley, Terrence Mullen. John Mundy, Ridhard
O'Connel, all of socorro county, N. NJ
james Murphy who made declaratory
statement No. ITO for the W y n W Nm y 8 v
" sec 8 I'd 10 9, r l6 W. lie names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence apo and cultivation OF, said land, viz
g. @. Cruickshank, William Elliott. @. Y. Da-
Wis and John Mundy, ali of socorro COUNTY
New Mexico. Aug. 2e.a
JoHx X. McFIE, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10
Polk ARMSTRONG.

Two gentlemen met In the depot In
Austin and engaged in conversation. Il
have seen you some where. but | am
in the dark as TO where 1t was
swell | have dim recollection OF hav-
seen you too. sOmew here" "If one OF
you was In the dark and the other only
a dim recollection, | think. perhaps, you
must have passed each other In the
cars, In a rail road tunnel some years
ago" observed a third party who was
present.-Texas Siftings.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10

From Polk Armstrong. ai his VII
low springs ranch: Asmall chestnut.
sorrrl pony mare. full white face.
with rather heavy tail. short name
Either three OF four white feet.
least bit bigeon-toed forward. and
smooth shod front; hind feet bare
Small Mexican brand. rather dim,
low down on left hap. Mare was
nursing colt from one nipple. when
stolen. the other being barren. One
hundred dollars will be paid for de,
livery Of mare aud thief-the Thief
dead or alive; prefers the thief ms :
corpse.
sept 20 Polk ARMSTRONG.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10

L. cse~ y ~ - ia na
hoflnen hereAy NNen enaf 49, fu1uwinF
nMmud s~tft1w haxe nled nutIra Il ahair ~
a~mttum - makN nmal pFuaI In nupruura % a. a.
Hsspee2Ixs clAlma below ths cla 4 e the pEe-
oats eeart % eeeofroc uuntlaa ne tosn q
socoFra. Nes mestcn. 90 tlftth az - 10
vemlnar. A a.. tss1. VIA
Jnmams n. MoaHN "a danlmranur s4aammama
No f1ea or t.s e knek.awkns and ss
lorf - MHn~ssra tahn
h fetns. David &. CaaIusll auaEs McoHs
New Mwxton.
David q Cantson % d~cianatary st.ss-
mont Ne. ttfi inr ~ . \
and - 80 1pn = Wit
neases. john a. futrie. Jam-s n. SoFdan.
janice aoere sna JudE~ Moorv. ali q -.
ouuo county. n. n
Joh , fetns % deciaratory st-4ast.snt
No 80 Tor the - snek.nwkse aad
ncAsw \ sc ~ na. fliv Witnesses.
James ~. Gofdun. lmmes a. Moofw, Judge
hoore and DAVID q. Caatwull. al Of socorro
county. \. n.
Jalaas a. Gardsn on deeiaratorY statoment
No. nAt Tor The sekssk 80 l. ne ~
and n y ne see 10 ~ II :. q II v. Illnesses
James ~. Moore. Judge Moorc. David G.
c~antselL and James IT. Gurioa. ali Of 50
sept - 8 JonE n MciIE. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10

las Cruces, \. n. sept 1sh, lsA
Soticc l. hereby nfyen that the following
named settler has nlod notice of has intens
ton % make nnal proof IN support OF bic
claim, and that said proof will be made BE-.
tore the probate clerk 81 socouo county. n.
N, ou Nov. ttA. lssa, via
Roberto sandubai on deciarntory statement
No. " Tor the eksw \ sec lotpe r7w. lie
names the following witnesses 60 prove hta
continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF said land. J. Z. Wheeler. A. Kelley. stl.
county \. N.
sopt3 - JoHS L. AcfIE. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10

Las Cruces, n. M. July s0th, lssl.
Notice IN hereby given that the following
named settlers rave filed notice of their In
tention TO maxi mai proof In support OF
their respective claims before the ptobate
Judge 1t Marlborough, Sierra county, N. n.
on September End, 1854, viz:
John j. Snyder on homestead No. ~ for
the W X n " Y and s Q \ n " \ n 9 " \ n 0
y sec II Up IL ., r Q W. Witnesses, Fedro
vaileios, Francisco Arodac,. Felipe Tafoya
and Edward Fest, all of Sierra county. N. IL
Luciano TafoYa on homestead No. 52e for
the 3 y n Q II sac Is. y W Y n W Y and n " "
. " n sec Il Up II q, ri W.. Witnesses. Pedro
Vail, Jos, Francisco Apodaca Felipe Tafoya
and John j. Snyder, all of Sierra county. N.
Mex.
Pedro vailcjos on homestead No 90 for the
Q X s " y sec ., n o \ n " y N n ne y
sec IS tp IL 3, I W. Witnesses. Francisco
Apodaca, Felipe Tafoya. John j. Snyder and
Edward Fest, all OF Sierra county. N. ~.
Francisco ApodAoa on homestead h3i tor n
W y n s n W \ sec ID and : . y mex,
sec IL Up IL q, RI W. Witnesses, Pedro valleios
Felipe fafoya, John j. Snyder and Edward
Fest, all Of Sierra county, ". NJ.
Felipe Tnfoya on homestead No. 50 Tor the
sw y neLskn W Y and n W y . " sec
10 IN IL q, re- ". Witnesses, Pedro Valletos,
Francisco Apodaca. John j, snyder and Ed
ward Fest, all of sierra county, y. NJ.
Aug sis JtBN X MIN, Register
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REIN H a DIRT, the Clothier

mo select stocks az gents furnishing goods
| ever brought To the state. lie Hlsl secured
the EXCLUSIVE agency for Dallas OF the cele-
brat.d Dublsp hais.
Attention Is called TO the advertise ment
OF Bfuc, line In another crumn, said 10 be
the gresiest and most perfect hair res or. r
ever discovered. Don't Iail to read the ad-
vettiseihen'.
Lamar street let hand side is az brick
looking as Broad 0ry, so msnv peoplr are
passing and droppiug inio Ord's Place,
where they meet oourteous ealment and
GIT the Il est liquors and cigars in town..
The LADIES' IT the First Presbyterian
church will give an en- iertsiDmeYt during
the csttiemen's convention, beginning with
be evening oi the ll,h, and continuing
through the - h. Due notice oi place will
| be given.
Il 10 = pleasure to be able to read quietly
while yon sip your wine or smoke your
cigar. You can tind he very best place
this kind at Ord's Place, ia Lamar street,
where you will be- nicely Treated by Frank
Csuihorn manager.
Messrs. January & Richards are now
running the most compete line OF hacks
hetwsen Nilssp aud Min,r.l Wells. These
gen .men hsve he n favnraby known 10
the visi'ors OF the We l. for several years,
and by ineir poll eness and eccom modatinn
haye msp- many friends. farli,s visiting
Mineral Weis his summer should not fail
to patrobizs January q Richards.
George Siooe the w,ll-knorn billiardist
noe has chsrpe Of the lizard hail OF the
Il ,srd at TRADE saloon. which ne is running
win marked success. H. il acknns lodged
nv the cnHmp'ons OF the cue to ne the best
hi l,srdis' IN the state. While he does not
pretend TO maze sn exhibition OF himself.
his pl.,iug 10 thoss who owe To roll the
worries H. Instructive ne AL as interesting.
Uocer his supervisor the hail will sue
c. ID. for be is uer'sctlv At nome and p,s.
sesse. the happy isculty Of making Others
feel The San. ssv.
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I.OCALErTES.
Buy the Hunstable shoe.

b Buy the Hunstabe shoe.
Piumes oud tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
Piumes aud tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
Artistic job printing at the HERALD job
office.
For wines, liquors and cigars, go to Grad
| DOCKS
Ladies approve of your smoking Little
| Joker"
Go to dinner at tue BOARD. OF Trade res
| taurant.
, Go 10 supper at the Board of Trade res.
! taurant.
} Go to breakfas. at the Board OF Trad,
| restaurant.
Rvery day hot lunch at the Boa,d o
| de saloon
Telephone Daugherty'- feed store for all
| kinds Of feed.
The Hupslable Shoe factory is rushed
with orders.
| L. Craddock keeps the best OF liquors for
| holiday drinks.
Letter heads, bill heads, envelopes az the
| HkRALD 100 Office.
The "spring" swee'.navy plug tobacco is
the Texans iEvorite'
The best work in the city at lowest ricssp
At the HERALD job office.
SIZE said Don't, but j. you must, che W
'spring.' That's the best"
old by w. n. Patterson n N.
Every body says tina, Crsddock's liquors
are his favorite above all Others.
Fifty ladies' suits worth $40 TO s12, we
| cell at $3.50 to 81 80. AT Bsumsn's.
Horse radish and every tnine In the gro
Ger, line you want u, Bouohes.
Fine maple syrup, white rock candy
syrup snd choice LoIisisns syrup. FIR sale
a. reduced prices. ED. ). ALsTos.
Cloass and dolmsns selling half their
price at Bnumsps. 7U6 Elm street.
Ladies are invited 10 call and price our
eoods, ut Il B.umsn's, 7os Elm street.
Ladies are invited 10 call md price our
goods. at Il Bsumsn's, 7o6 Elm street.
To the wholesale trade We offer great in
ducs men,s. u Bauman. 76. Elm street.
Gua,an,eed 10 cure a Geld or Cough
Ack.r's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by W. " Patterson a Co.
FoR REfT TIE two t'ores under opera
house. Apply TO ID ALpeTpsE
623 Elm street. secrrtary
a., fjrrt-rlsss free board 9, the Board Of
Trad. saloon. fvery day hot lunch and the
zines, Of lianors and cigars.
eh,loh's tough and Consum ption cure 10
aid nv ms on a guarantee. Il cures con-
,unprion. soid bs Jti NJ House.
Nn,dock a Baid I'll. keep the m IT select
stock OF strtiosery, consisting of tinted
psuer ard erv.loprs 20 leap. l-esl esp.
letter pfta. pens. peDcils. etc.. and NJ ths
rpcst res-or-tls nricrs TO be Iound IN Dali
- - So n M street.
NJ. A. X Hprss, OF the rev 1fm 81
Hurs' a Dfsyiuss. returned Monday fro n /
M srp Dosth. vhsrs b. bpusheooe Of ths
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HUGHES BROS. & co.,
Manufacturing Chemists aud Whole
sale Dealers In iimeral Waters,
Belfast GiBger Ale, Champagne CT
der, Etc.

Are prepared tn furnish the trade with
apoilinsris, s,lzsr and Waukeshs
waters IL casks ot tny hotties at the very
lowest prices. Their unsurpassed ginger ale
IN cssks ~ ten dozen bottles; their New
jersey aud NspoieOniG brands OF cham
psgne cider IL the pure juice OF ripe, souud
applrs, treated 10 similar manner as is
grape Juice or mskigg Champagne wine.
These brands they sell nndrr guarantee
To be sur.rior 10 any cider uDon the mar
krt 81 Ia casks OF six dozen quarts. Ali
goods sold by us are .usraEtred t, give
stisiot ton oF tue money will DE refunded.
The above goods are sold on thirty days
time only. and none OF our travelling Gales
men are author zed TO vary from the above.
HUGHEs Bsos. Il Co.,
Dallas, Texas,
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Remember also that during
the next so days, preparatory
to receiving our large Spring
Stock, we will offer the great
est bargains ever offered in
Clothing.
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1t is a notorious public fact
that Reinhardt, the Gents
Furnisher, has been acknowl-
edged, not only by the people
of Texas, but by the masses
from abroad, as having the
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1t is a fact, and we chal
lenee contradiction, that Rein
hardt is the Great Halter OF
Dallas, ard sells more than
any three establishments in
Dallas.
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unNcy TOLEND

IN eums O. IS 90 70 S2bbOD or 'eFm o.
yesrs on pastures or large 'srms Arp'y
(, s5sssuok 4 Honmsn. 40 Un'on ssrse',
usu Or,sS,s, or % the soliorine attorneys
-, ins,rms 81 On: cnss. Fred. Tucker. Dial
-. :. '. oopsr. Fort Worth; Hopkins a
Dudlesso. HtnFisssa; HsDcock 4 Shelley
Auossu simpson q Jsmee, Ban a nsonio;
ncormpssll 4 6lvsns, Cespus oesisas h.
D1ve6ep 0sInssssIlo.
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Saw, AIRY, me boy, ave you lad pair
of Unstsbe rubber snoes2
M. Herbert, don't know where the
Dickens hey ave moved 10.
Whv AIRY, We block head, didn', We see
the vast number vt persons in 7.2 Elm
street yestrrdnyf Tbat'e where the II m
stable Shoe company's factory and retail
shoe store Is.
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They are bona fde bargain
an absolute reduction of Is
per cent. on al wooden cloth
ing, and rs per cent. on all
heavy underwear.
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1t is a fact, and not contra
dicted, that Reinhardt, the
Cloihier, carries The largest
stock of Clothing in Dallas,
adapted to the wants, sizes,
ages and tastes Of all persons.
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take pleasure In stating To the patrons
ana friends Of this gency that my broth
or, HA Ry WHEAT, is authorized Ia
take orders for insurance, collect remit
.ums,.or transact nDy business connected
With my Agency, mt No. s23 Main street.
FRANK WHEAT.
1874
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Saratoga Chips.
Royal evsporated peaches, one pound
certooHe.
Evaporated Iaspberries, one pound car
toone.
Evaporoted blackberres, one pound car
tooHe
Evaporstjd apples, fvo pound cartoons.
Evsporsied pitted cherries loose.
Imported anchovss, IN kegs.
Smoked Yarmouth bloaters.
Smos ed ngues.
GENUINE era ford cream-cneese.
Cslvts-inot Ieliy and Other delicacies too
numerous to mention.
LOEB & FREIBEBG.
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Ts Make Room We Offer for Thirty Days
our ssths, trimming, silks, hosiery, CIR.
sets, veihnps, h1wersl RIBBONS, ladies' jack
cts, pisiers. dress GOODS. embroideries, i aces,
gloves and full line OF fancy Roods, too
numerous 10 mention, AZ and below cost, at
+ Baum ans, 30 Elm.
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A Quick Recovery.

A Quick Recovery.
IL gives u, goat plea,ure 10 state that
tue merchant who was reported
big nj tie point OF oealh
from IN a'frck oi pueuuonia has
en'i,. " recovered by the u,eoi DIR. william
H.lrs nrl am for IN lunfs. Naturally he
f.eis gr-t tui Tor the benefits Il rived from
usire the =, p.dv, Cor he icugs aud thrsst
end a. giving ,ubl c,ts ie this s'a'ement
W. ARE sstis'sd nv mot We. of public heue-
f-c ior, trusting inst others NAV be bene-
fsf IN q similer DsBner. On sale by all
A u0si. t.
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The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, OF Bourbon,
Ind. says: both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption cure. Sold
by JEFF NJ. Honse. Dallas Texas.
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Ladies are invited to call at Mrs. Il
On estButs millinery psrlors Elm street next
toOreria silo examine her isll and winter
;ylss 10 millinery, Gntrimmed hats and
bonnets. A display o. silks, veiyets, eat
ms, .sncy , lumes and tips never sxcelled
n the late
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Distributing Age t, Marshall, Texas
For Sale.

For Sale.
A Splendid aud well selected stock OF
family groceries amounting 20 about w 90.
One OF Inc best Glands In Dallas. the ousi-
ness paving well Apply to
Vs.I CnopsR Il HUNTER.
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A nasal injector free With each hottie OF
5hiloh's Uatarrh Remedy. Price 90 cents.
Sold by JEFF NJ House.
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Ord's Place makes no pretensions, It 10 all
truth. II Is supplied with The best br,ndr
Of vnisky. the finest wines, the ptues, 10
nors and the choicest cigars. No L. La
mar street.. Frsrt rs,shor- manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

No longer a question OF opinion; we guar
en'ea every box VI Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
let's. Price 25 and 80 cents. Sold by w. II,
Patterson & Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
OunIsnrs Inynding Texas.

Onnknrs INVADING IeNns,
Bncs msk.rs eTo HEREBY warned TINT the
Improved Quaker Brick Machine which
grnos he tliy. mouios ard loads on TO the
Trucks. rs good square brick, and fest AS
any other msohiue, has come TO state OF
p4riectoq of work that challenges compeii-
ton. bring them TO Marshall by the car
load, thus cheapenipg freight. and their
price is one. third less than any other 81
like capacity. Send for descriptive circo.
r, and note what Texas brick-makers AID
Others soy OF them.
GEORGE W. REYNOLDS,
Distributing Agei 3, Marshall, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

Texas g. Mexican Land a Investment
Company, 7:3 Main Street
Negotiate the purchase and sale OF
ia ches, land, live stock and city real es-