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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26
More Mills Shutting Down.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 25.-Next Saturday the
Fairmount woolen mills will shut down, as
will also the mills in the West. This is on
account of the general depression in trade
throughout the country, to allow manufac-
turers to get rid of their surplus stock. This
is part of an agreement entered into by all
the mill owners west of the Alleghenies.
Twenty-Five hundred looms will be stopped,
and five thousand men thrown out of en-
ployment 1t ia not known how long the
shutdown will continue.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 25.-The position Of
president of the Michigan Agricultural Col
leee. situated near this city. has been ten
dered to ex-C Congressman Edwin Willis, nov
principal Of the State Normal School at
Ypsilanti. The prosTer was made by the
State Board of Agriculture. and the matter
has been taken under advisemenf By Mr.
Wllitf<
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26
Cutting Down.

WooNsocKEr. r. l., Nov. 25.-The Harris
Woolen Company's privilege mill COM
menced running on three-quarters time to-
day. The North Bellingham and Caryville
ers time Dec. 1. The report that the owners
of the Wittenton mills at Taunton had ac-
ceded to the demands of the striking weavers
is untrue. The latter return to work at 10
per cent. reduction.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26

ST. Psr1- Num-, Nov. 2s--Jsr1ss Ryan
snd James McCsrthr. Of Hyde Park- Va
hssh counts. were going home with team
from IIsn.nonasfor5. buf stopF4d on 81
count of severe snox Storm af TIE sIsnty
of Tim poua1sne. IN t'.s timber. Nhige they
ueFs 81 ssieep tns shHnfS c<nxht IRE. Mr.
CWthx hareiy escaped snd rescaed tss feSz1
hitehed il al s65cininz shra. The either
twe men ~ert snrned - deefh.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26
Boats Storm-Bound.

Special Dispatch to THE TEITeRsM.
GRAND HAVEN, Nov. 25.--The David Ma
cey, that has been laying of from this har-
Dor for several days on account of high
sea running. made the harbor successfully
to-day. Three large steambarges are inside
for shelter. The Wisconsin cleared for Mil
uaukea ahnnf nom
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26

wAsHNsros. Nov. 25.--The report of the
Utah Commission vas handed 20 the Presi-
dent to-day. The operations Of the laws
agsinst polygamy in that territory are
shown 90 be only partially sncceeeful One
reason given 60 account for this. - perjury
By the MorInone m eases brought against
persons of their own faith. The comniis-
sion presents recommendation lacking for
nlors elHcieut execution Of i-Poly xsmf
lava
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26

wssuFxofus. Nov. . ssnafaf Voorhees,.
Of Indiana. arrived THE afternoon lie
ssys tlssrs ls not wofsi Of tfuth IN ne r..
port ~ III feeling between Clevsiaad ana
ifensisicks. he alse says es steaataf Ans
Donald sisi have risee III tfleseianas cab
tk<t
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26
The ra,sl Foo, e.,,

Bosrus. Nov. ss~W. u. rhillipr, one Of
The most popular Harvard students and a
lsases in collage athletics. i lying a the
point 81 death ffssn iniasias fersivcsi In play.
ing foot ball The committee oa athletics
has announced IL intention 60 ast Tho fseaity
% prohibit fsspt hall after this se@~on.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26
Work to be Resumed.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 25.--It was an
nounced this morning that the pudding mill
of the Bethlehem Iron Company, which has
been idle since the early part of the summer,
would resume December IL.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26

Possr PrnsskxT. ". Va. Nos. gs.~-Dur-
ing severe storm lasf night lightning
ssrnrA the heuse II Joseph hhisfIss. 90 Co
hsgne Greek. and Instantly Allied Afs aAics
lsY ard dsnehhef tbsftesn seaf~ aii.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26

rsossnsscs. n. 4. New. - Thomas A.
Doyle. KppaAliean. vas einrlsd rnayoa fos
The eighteenth tire g. das - f.ek ma3orsts.
asef thaxiss r. fsefnaan. Democrat
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26
GRAIN MARKETS.


Reported expressly Tor TIE MORNING Tun-
GRAN Ey l.. b. EatoB A Co, Commlseion Mo-
chants. Powers Opera House block.
The following table exhibits tss fiuctuetions of
the 1{rago grain markets yesterday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-26

heal'-tash. 1s'tc- toFn-l nsi. 3Ftt. 49,
closed s,roise.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

am. A correspondent has unearthed q
, professional drinker,' n man who shouts
for special brand OF whisky upon every
possible occasion and thus earns his money
At every bali and in bar-rooms whore
crowds congrerste. His employers the
asents for that brand, hope that people
who have heard decently dresssd man 80
particular to have that brand will 20 and
do likewise. Another character was a man
with nose of extraordinary size. He was
cigar maker by trade. Whenever he
took his walk abroad he was esZsd At with
GmBzement.
at am to be- looked at rs a curiosity"
he reasoned, sit would bs better to make n
lazy livirg with my abnormal nose" So
he took his big feature to the manager OF a
10 cent show.
VERY well" was tho offer which he re-
ceived; "I'll do lust the came by you that
| do by any other now freak. We can't tell
whatll catch on with the punlic. You can
have place on the platform for week. II
you make failure, I'll give you IS. II
you hit 'em, I'll hr square, liberal sal
Erv."
"But how M | 10 know whether hit 'em'
the amateur curiosity asked.
by seeing whe ther the folks sop to look
at you. That's the test"
The nose was not potent. Whot had
been novel in private life was almost disre-
garded in professional. 1t seems to be
settled thsta protubersnce of two inches
does not mako a face fascinating. The
man has returned to his cigar bench.
SokA STRAY sTRAWs.
the Hernld's warfare against the news
dealers who won't sell 10 for two cents
seems to be failure, and Bennett is think
ing Of putting the price up.
The committee who want to build pc
destal for Bnr,holdi's statue still net d $l2s, =
600 and don't know where to get it. Get
hold OF the ttstue and clap a mortgage on
IT," Is the latest advice.
The tunnel undsr the east river is full OF
water and abandoned sins die.
Freddy Gebbard has lost so much money
ON the race track, II is said, that Mrs. Lang
try is talking OF giving him Il benefit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

night I'M last night at sundown all the
Jews had to fast aud pray, and think Ole
a rascal IS old Sam In that he follows In the
footsteps OF his fathers. Gan YOU imagine
old Sam on his marrow bones, He may
never 30 u, but the idea Is original
with me, aud | would give much Tor an lie
painting 20 send 20 j. O.. after the battle 4,
over ! dii not sign for 500 that ho took
away hp wanted me 20, and he would on
In tho marks rnd weights, he said, when
the man sent them to him boy mail, | said
no you can aend me the marks when you
get them aud | hold the oils. That WA
the Sunday whel | signed for the 200; then
when no cam, up next time he said / should
tear up the ones ! had which he had lodi
With nae for 500, and ho had one for 800
which sigued, making 500 IN oil which
pocket iull tonight; but ! hRyo lots o.
rcd ink aud pens VII
write you by tomorrow what IL dono TO-
night; seud that heKtograph at once; I DC
not see why you did not hsye Il he.o b.
this time; you mast moi worry me ns Sam
does ! eau tell you you have nothing TO dc
aud should Oil my orders promptly and
,rpeo. IT, nm going TO u. sslur,
day night, aud will want ~
will have Sam Just mention 10 the
banks that be WAS mere Tor bills OF ledinR,
and ! said | wss going there 20 be there on
| Sunday, aud IL they want 20 know any
thing about the business ~ Sam and Joe
they will call on me, | wi show them my
instructions aud swear them 10 say nothing
about IT,, and they seeing the papers IN my
hands with any point | may think OF Will
hr them In my mind.
a.. TURNER
Was then put on the stand and said: l Am
| acquainted with Z. ID. Easton; have known
him since November 1851; he was employ.
ed ia my oftlce here nearly two years
know his writing; the letter dated
Sherman station; hugust nth, 1883
addressed Friend Clark IL Il. ID. Easton's
writing; so Is the letter dated sherman
station, August q, 1888, addressed Friend
Clark 30 is ia the letter dated sherman,
| October ., 1888, addressed Friend HerndOr;
40 IL the letter dated sherman, October I,
! %, addressed 10 Friend Clarke; 80 " the
letter dated Sherman, October H. 1883. All
these letters mentioned nro the writing OF
Il. u. EastOn.
[signsdj G. II. TURNER.
| The court here announced that It rested
tho case The defense asked \ continuance
until Monday but the court could not do
| that and asked the counsel 10 agree on =
day, but failing to DO this, as tho court
would not continue the case to Monday mex ,
the counsel for deiepse then declined 10
| take further action in the matter and
the court bound the defendant over for his
appearance before the district court There
were twenty new cases filed against The dc
endant yesterday, making twtnty-seven in
ALL fifteen being for forgery aud twelve for
swindling. In seven OF tbs
forgery cases bail in 5000 each
was required, and $1,000 in
tho other twenty cases making an aggre-
gate of $3i 600. The defendant failing to
give the required bond, he wag jailed.
There ia another large batch OF l',ters n he
introduced on the Snail trial, when wi b.
rich and racy reading, and which viii I'm
lllcate other parties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
CATTLEMEN's CONVENTION

CATTLEMEN'S CONVENTION.
The cattle convention convenes in this
city Tuesday morning-at the opera house.
The meeting willsbe called to order By
Mayor Cabell, who will extend to the
guests the freedom Of The city. Colonel w.
l.. Crawford will deliver the address OF well
ooms. Thursday ball will be given In
the opers-house. The private boxes,
galleries aud seats In the rear
Of the false floor will be At the services OF
those who do not participate in the dance.
That evening the member, Of the conven.
ton will be bsnqueted in the Tompkins
building. A band OF music will be In at
tendance and there will be dancing at the
same time. The hall will be lighted by
ten electric lights. The convention will be
in session three days.
The young ladies who compose the decl-
rating committee will meet tomorrow at
p. N. vt the city hall TO complete the ar-
rengements for decorating the hell for the
banquet.
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ENNIRsIONISIh.

The excursion party of prospectors from
Michigan Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa,
Dakota aud other states, which arrived mere
Friday night NJ a late hour over the Texas
& Pacific 10 charge OF DR.. ]. Il. Ennis, The
Chicago land and passenger agent OF the
Missouri Pacific road. did not pass through
as was supposed but laid over here IN the
Texas 4 Pacific yard until yesterday at
4:3O u. M, when they rssumed their "Trip
westward over the line. They Will make
short stops at Fort Worth, Weatneriord,
Colorado City and other point, along
the line, and will end tho excursion at Big
Springs. When the party left ST. Louis u
uumDe go, and were 200 strong when 1t
reached this city, some OF them having
stopped of st points along the Iron Noun
tain road. II is made up OF farmers and
capitalists, who are seeking horaeS and in
vestments In Texas. Among them 10 u
French and Quaker representative, who
propose coloniziDg lands. They represent
largo capital. Messrs. W. II. Rsrns,
OF tho immigration department,
o, tho Gould system; Thomas b. Woody,
New England travelling agent, headquarters
at Boston j. ID. Frswley, passenger agent
at Chicago. John b. Wnrfel, addison, ed tor
OF the New Era, Lancaster, Pa, viii write
the state up. Mr.. Lsngstram, OF the Swed'
ish Tribune, oil Chicago, and Mr.. Funk, o
member OF the press from Monticello, Hi
nois. The party represent some ak mil
lion dollars. A number OF ladies grace the
excursion. The Gould line, propose run.
ming excursions into Texas at tho rate oil
two a week.
The excursioDists expressed much sur
prise at the growth OF Dallas, and were
pleased with what they had seen OF the
state end its delightful climate.
An excursion party from the east, nifty
four strong, passed through yesterday Tor
Californie.
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A HEAVY PAYMENT.

On yesterday County Collector Gillespie
paid over to the county treasurer the sun
Of s22, goo, and at the same time forwarde :
TO Austin drafts for state fusds amounting
to So! co, the total amount paid OF i0
the state and county aggregating 500 COO.
The number OF persons who have paid B.
date reaches 5,GiS and the total amount col
lected $4,000. The Office will be kept
open tomorrow for the benefit Of oil who
have not paid, but Will be closed IL GREATER
until the delinquent list is made out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

The esst-bound train over the Texas &
Pacific doe here ~ $40 a. m. yesterday was
.ix hours late. A wreck was reported west
OF Fort Worth, and TINS was no doubt the
cause Of the train being tardy. The ras-
senrors did not sppear 10 know anything
N 10 What caused the delay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

The American National bank will open
for business Tuesday morning in the room.
formerly occupied by the Dallas National
bank, on the north side OF Main street,
opposite the st. George hotel. Colonel G
@. SLAUGHTER, vice president OF the new
bank, resigned as vice president and direc-
tor o. the City National bank yesterday.
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CITY COURT,

City vs.. Sam Stevens end d. +. Denne
msu; intoScation; SO each.
City W. Richard Giddings; resisting at
officer; fined So.
City Va. Bad Holland; profanity; fined
So.
City w. William Lnnders; fighting
fined So.
CITY vs.. Pat Welsh, assault ard battery
fined SIS.
City We. Richard Glddinss; vulgar and
obscene Language; fined 81.
C,tyvs Matt Green; vulgar and obscene
language; fined 50.
City vs.. Jessie Sullivan; vagranoy; dis
charged.
CITY vs.. Frank Noggle; vagrancy; fined
IS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

have tome one address my lttlers, as
Fred gets his mail In my box, aud he NAV
want % 20 10 ,he offs sometimes himself; |
don't want any one 10 know that We are IL
sim ste you know. | must close NOW as |
have my hands iull.
Yours, &c,
(S.gsedl Il u. EAsToH.
Also the following:
sherman station, Auguuii, 1883 Lock hoH Dos,
Yours lGd from Dallas reed last eve. ]
dol't know what | can do about the matter
red TO, ss sam h iu ID aud the only way for
the matter to bs teltled b Gr us u be TO-
q Their, You SEQ Whist you can do with
him. Why cant you have him send you
the balance due you and you send him an
agreement he vl no, daro 10 show the
agreement loanyoue, Tor 10 he would 4,
would make q 10 bad with him, on can't
ycu wait iil you see him hef,f Can yog
come here sucn And zee m,9 aud then you
can take Sam "a aud see NhAi he can do Tor
you. wi,h you would cone
soon and be quiet abOu. 10,
tor don't want my wife
% know anything about our plans I'll |
have every thing In shape and the letter IN
hand which yOu and ] VIII pel mp, bh0 IA
pretty sharp and might smell mouse II
she knew you and Sam met here. When
you come come quietly aud don't nllo y
anyone & Know OF IL. Go TO the Net
Southern, as wrote you yesterday. II ID
IN n quiet part OF the town. Play sick Aud
Keep your room, aud | viii 20 there to ne,
you. We can then fix everything. San
thinks We should stamp the d Lss with nj
ollice stamp like sample herewith. Ii Ia 4
good plan but II | do will have one Stang
NJ home or where we do business 60 use, nj
could not take the stamp from the OTIS OF
stamp them there, as some one
might notice it. Can yoI
have me one made 30 dattl
eau be changed aad have IL made "a near
like this one az possible, and get blue ins
also. When YOU can you come; ! visit
the thing was over. Yours M ever,
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WANTS.

! NTANrED-A GOOD COOK: MUST Isl !
| W, wen recommended; German preferred
good WAGES and good home Apply as Brym
street mnr9.st
NANTED-nMpLOYME by FIRST.
class florist and gardner. Address JAMES
WINE, rostnnice msr0.It
| MAk1ED-A SITUATION as EJOK.
w keeper In some large business house In !
Texas where eompetcncy. etc. will b. under I
stood; refer 20 7. $. Pfouts. OF Dallas Herald
Address II. ". HANCE, 2s.s Clark ayonue VI.
Louis, Mo. mareSs
| \UANTED--A GIRL TO aELPIN A KITCHN
w en-. Apply TO Santa 70 House $50 Eli
street. mai9lN
| WANTBD-To SELL AFlNE HORSE AND
" buggy, by mare 6 yea old; gentle and
. noe driver, Apply 10 l.. A. WILSON, &c
WANTED--To PURCHASE 800 ACRIa
w good pssinro land, with permanent water.
IeIss a Me1iosn Land aud investment Co.. 12s
Main street mpfs.3t
w ofs rooms and of rooms; mus. DO In de-
sirabls location TeIs, a Mexican Land and
Investment Co, 723 Main Of. msr9.2t
WANTEp--To RENT A HOUSE OF OR 6
" rooms, well located for months or year
y. M. REYNOLDS 4 CO.. TOi Main It msrs.it(
| WANrED-l,OOO MEN TO VISIT HUNsTA-I
w ble's Boot and shoe store, Elm 81, marriott
UANTED-hGENTS. ADDRESS THE ST.
Nv LOUIS ELECTRIC LAMP CO., st. Louis.
No; for ,rcular, cuts aud terms for the 30. Can
NJ ANTE0-A GOOO BsEAD AND CAKE
" baker Adde'S with reference G. A.
FARlS " co Ennis TEXAS mGri.lw
WANTED-AT BLANKE HIP q BLAKEe,
w 40 lady operators and so experienced shirt
hands. Apply Main street entrance, ihird floor.
feblStf
h1ANTED--TO SELL EVERYBODl WOOD:
~ $50 cords on hand; y0n will have no trouble
this winter to get wood IL you will send YOUR
loams 20 DYSTERBACH dec6-an
MAeIED TWO BOILER MAKERS. AP-
w ply Immediately TO Novelty Iron Works.
aood wages and steady employment JOHN
MESTER. innlOtf
MJANTED-IOU 60 STOP AT The NATION
w AL HOTEL nrst-closs accommodations at
ceasonablo rste,--ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DAY. The build.
llR " brick. with three stsirwayB In case OF ORA
Located IN the business portion Of the city only
one squSre from street-car line, and one square
nom Texas d Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
Convenient 70 passengers coming or going ovoy
either road. Onico open all night. Quests arc
called Tor all trainH. L: CLEARY. Proprietor.
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The show windows Of Kneply Il Son
Dallas, are sblaze with diamonds. Ii is an
exhibition of gems seldom ever seen. This
is The leading iewelry firm OF Texas, and
no one should fail 10 ses this wonderful die
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

A positive fact--a sight which will dazzle
your eyes--a $4,000 display Of diamonds
at Knephy 81 sons, Dallas. Look al
them. Oar prices will convince you that
no rm can understll us.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
morsford's Acid Phosphate.

BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
limitations and counieri.iis haye again
appesrd. Be sure that tue Eoid Hons
roRD's'' Is on the Hrapper None are ger
nine without if.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
Baths! Baths!

The INCEST sni Mort clmrlele Bath House In
MINERAL WELLS. 80
Mr. Bee ham u nov pieparded 10 Give Hot
Cold or Hyperderric h.ih IN few InomentJ
notice. II has also made ARA gemerts where
bv be can ship The Mineral Water oall paris Of
the country. Cal on OF aafrs..
" j BEEIHAN,
PalO Pipio County. Miucfal Wells Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

A very few jewelry house0 in America can,
and probably none excel the designs in
watches to be seen at the store Of knepty
a. Sop, Dallas. Call and sec the beauties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09
TIE NEW HANIx.

Gall and see the magnificent display OF
fine diamonds, parior IS, Windsor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

Their Only Fault.
They are too cheap for the good they
do" they say of Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters. Price 25 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

valuable and Convenient. -.
Browns Bronchial Troches are safe and
sure remedy for bronchitis, coughs and
other troubles of the throat and lungs.
Sold only in boxes. Price rs cents.
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FoUN

CoUYD-oN LIVE OAK sTRERT-A PURSE.
L Owner can get sane by calling at Herald
Office. and describing same. mara Ia
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Ponds Extract
for pains, aches, and injuries-is something
that when people once try II they can never
ba induced 10 change for anything else.
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FOR RENT.

FOk hENI.
COR RENr-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
L In private residence; southern exposures
corner Collin and Magnolia streets Mrs. x.
HOsMER nar9-lt
CoR RENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
| room, suitable for two gentlemen; price mod.
crate. Apply to 3A Hord, between Grimm and
Magnolia streets. mar9-lt
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
i rent, Apply at $50 Ross avenue. mar9lw
-OR RENT-AN ELEGANT SUITE OF
rooms, and large room. DO southern ex.
rosure. in 3ri.story OF new building on Main
street, next 20 Herald building water and clos
cts on same floor. Apply TO LINDsLEY n
BRADFORD, Attorneys at.Law. 735 Male at
(up stals) mar9.lt
uNOR RkNT-Ar A SMALL PRICE A LA u E
IL well furnis he'd room Vt $40 Hord street An
ply on premises mars-2l
IGOR RENT-NIOELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II at No. 1924 jackson street. Mrs. 5. j. COLE.
morS.Iw
CoR RENT-A COTTAGE 1921 COMMENCE
II street; rooms. Apply to 1911 Main street.
mars
4 OR RENT-A HoU, E OF TWELVE ROOMS
L centrally located, suitable for boar ding
house Apply 10 DOUGLAS & DANOvER,
Real Estate Agents. ia sycamore st mM4.6t
L,oR RENT-FURNlsHEO ROOMS. CORNER
L ssn Jaeinio aud MesIen streets. Apply ON
premises. II Z. HosKIN mari.lw
NOR RENT-A STORE HOUSE IN wAXA.
L hachic, Texas, on tha corner OF the Public
Square, 2ixsO feet plate glass front with hsnd.
SOM show Window, NJ ed mp for dry goods
store: an excellent 10 alton for any one wishing
to open up dry goods business In the heart Of
the finest agricultural region in the sia-c OF
4. xas Address GETZENDANER& FERRIS,
Wsxahachie. Texas. mail I'm
IyO4 RENT--A STORE ROOM on MAIN
i stree. north Court-housa No 209 and three
rooms over the said store. Apply to W. BAR.
TON, 62j Elm ST. fhl4im
NOR RrNT-THE SECOND STORY, fRON1-
j. ing lin street of the obi Masails hui ding,
rcce tly occupied hy Hunstable Boot and Shoe
size 80 by 10 feet 2 IL years lease.
Ap y 70 J. :. ROGERS Secretary. at blaaken.
ship 4 Blake'A feo3-ff
COR REET-Ov JANu AIRY isT. THE TWO
store rooms os. rs and ~ Main sireeL !
now occupied by Edwards music store. Apply
70 Cisy National bank. de9-u
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NOR sALE-l,C0 ACRES OF POST OAK
Il la d In Dallas county, - miles OF Dallas;
LOO acres In kaufman county: both tracts ad-
lsnd and Invesiment Co.. ~ Win ST. mar9.2t
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Tho best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
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COR RENT-Ov JANUARY 1ST. THk TWO
\ store rooms os. rs and ~ Main siIeeL
now occupied bv Edwards music store. Apply
70 cisy National bank. deyV
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EoR sALE-sMALL TRACTS of IMPROVED
land ranc ranging from 10 TO 100 acres con-
yenisnt 10 the city sad well suited for market
gardening or dairy purpose, by MURPHY IL
BOLANZ. Lgnd Agenls M 709 Msinit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

FOR SALE--A NUMBER OF FAKks AND
4 vacant lands in Dallas and ad dining coun.
lies by MURPHY 4 BoLANZ. successors TO
Jones & Murphy Real Estate Az pts lad Collec-
rq1t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

LSOR SALE-FOUR GOOD MILCR COWS
Il with calve,; also good second hand buggy
and harness. Apply at ~ BRYAN 81. marl-it