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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-06-13
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FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1854.


Travellers Guide.
Trains pass Middlebury station at the
ours given below:
GOING NoRTH-Exrress, 1896 a. m. passen-
Ter, 1850 a. M; mail, 1923 y. m; : express,
/ 80 p. m.
GoING SoUTH-Mail. 1906 a. M; passen-
pr, 4:57 p. m; mixed as far as Brandon,
$50 p. M; express, 1920.
MAILS CLosE-North, 300 and $40 p. m.
|outh. 9;45 a. M, and 7:40 pm.
See Central Vt timetable on last page,
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-06-13
DIED.

Z LEWlS.-In Ogden, Iowa, May 81, at the
residence Of her son-in-law, Mr.. James X. Swain,
Mrs Rachel Warner Lewis, widow of Norman
Lewis, formerly OF West Cornwall. Vt.
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

Earned runs. Middlebury l. Double pla
Stone to ID. p. Morgan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03

CLARK VILE, June IL D0rfesp 1Ddence. ]
lite county democracy met IN convention
herr yesterday. John Watson was made
cuHirmAr who, on entering the chair, ex.
planned tie OBI ct OF no meeting 10 be 10
tend delegates 10 the Fort Worn conYen
ton.
4 c'mmittoe consisting Of one from etch
precif c., was appointed u draft Ie8oluti oDG
expressive Of the fen.e OF the con ven. ion.
Alter retiring the committee came in and
reported they affirmed tina present feeling
OF the state Ia regard TO leasing the public
lands. Jnc also recommended n-local option
herd law. This part Of the report caused
considerable discussion, the opposition
taking the ground that this was a Dad sug-
gestioD, and questioning the province OF q
convention, called solely to act on national
aaairs, to interfere with state matters. The
report was adopted oil the same.
Alter condpmniDg the great fraud OF 1876,
whereby u man who WAS elected to the
presidency was thrust aside, and one who
was no. elected seated in his stead, the com.
mittee reported that Samuel J. Tilden pos.
s.ssed the confidence OF the democrats OF
this county and that they heartily
and cordially endorsed his course
throughout, and declared In favor OF his
nomination. This pnrt of the resolution
was adopted without dissenting voice.
Alter report OF above committee the fol.
lowing gentlemen we're selected ae dele
gates TO the Fort Worth convention: ]. b.
Dinoho, W. A. Shaw, Il p. Rutherford,
Jim Clark ]. ii. Banks, A. a. Taylor, Tom
Anderson. John Watson, General r. Bur.
dette, Z. 8. Chambers, J. b. Whitfield, J. p.
Dick, Louis Baker and j. II. Dean.
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ATLANTA.


ATLANTA, May al ''orrespondence. J.
burglars worked our town last night to tns
amount Of SD % In money, three sllvsr
watches ..and ,ons gnli watch, worth IL
all, soy $3.50. They fr,t entered Mr.. 5sH
Lees residence, corner OF Louisa and
hountsin slreets, through Q window, into q
room II which Mr.. Guess and Mr.. Leigh, oi
the firm Of White q Leish, were sleeping,
when thsv relieved Ihs slsepers Of SIS from
one and II cents from the other, one gold
watch vsrth $50 ind ono silver watch worth
ei5. They loos~d into other rooms, but
did no, enter. They thsn repsiref TO the
Messrs. Sheets elsepip groom. Of the firm
OF Shoots Bros, on Common street, about
400 yards from their Hrst place Of business,
was lett intentionally open by the occu'
ants on sccount NJ the warm weather. In
This room Sr. Ei Sheets, formerly con.
duc,or On a passenger usin OF the Texs q
Pacific, and his tnres brothers, Phon. Char.
ley and Bron Sheets, and himself were
sleeping. They were relieved OF $40 In
casli, ons silver watch worth $50, and one
worth o25, and while working 70 re. scme
clothing. in which there was sewers, hur-
dred dollars In cash. from nrder Eds head,
he vas awakened. He sunc out "robbere,"
and instsntly rprsng up with Chsrley, and
made 0 srAb for the scoundrei, bat he gave
them the slip, jumped wildly through
anOtner d0or, hliu ~sc'pru n'tsr 1ntu Iuu,
both Ed and Charley Sheets giving chase
for nearly 200 yards, when the gentleman
with tho property eluded them by taking
to dense thickat. The boys limpcd back,
as they had -ade tbs race oareioo'sd, ard
tho ground was verv rough, and taking an
inventory, thought they had come out
very we'll, considering everything. They
suppose shs thief 70 be a white man, but
have no clue % TO who II was.
Waafher finA AND rrnD DrOeDPcik
Frightening. Trade very light. Reports
arc pr.vslen. OF all the mills emitting down
soon. on account Of lc~ prices for lumber.
Some sickness. Billie Kiog died ,bis morn.
ing from con.urn ption.
Trains yet very irregular.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03

| II IL undemoora'ic IN every sense OF the
| word, aud should bs abel SHE'D.
"Whut do you think OF the new school
lawt91
la the main Il will do very well, but our
school System oan be Improved upon Ia
many respect, especial y should all popu-
lOus countie. h-ye county sup,riniendenis.
Tht county judges Asa rule have neither
tinisnlr qualifications To look an.r lhe
snnnols ~ tney should ba' .,
Are you In favor OF dividing the state
No, | am not; and when | near m'n
tAiEiug ABOUT dividing Texas ! Ietl ike
q yidilg him some oi the politicians may
don't.
VIVA, will be ths most important ques'
lions before the ueti legislatut. =
Well, there will ba several matters be-
fore tho law makers and unmAkeIs Ia which
the people are vitlllN Interested, The Blk
shooter must 20, and the social evil nnd tue
gambling question will be- considered-thet
Is, II the present laws are inadequate for
their suppression Some seem 10 think they
are, while others think they are not. Tax
matter, also need some attention, particu.
larry as TO the manner In which banking
stock or capital I, rendered, or rather not
rendered, Ia some Instance. Gam bling IL
n ming nat belongs peculiarly TO mining
and railroad hurrah towns, aud does not
have n tendency to help society or make
make men better. Ii ~ wrong Ia fact and
perncions in It's effects upoa tho people.
IL IL like the tariil-a very good thing Tor
those VINO run the game aud share in its
profits, but very bad thing Tor the players
and the community. We do not want 10
build up our country on the waywardness of
our youth, the tears OF our wives, mothers
AID sisters and the cries OF starving chill.
dTen. What we should oil work for Is a
hishr, purer state OF society, higher
standard of citizenship; aud gambling,
IN wdy-houses aud pistols will not help us
much IN accom- lishing these things. We
must 70 10 the source aud foundation OF
the evils that ill,c, aud curse our country
II We would accom- lish nythine, and not
bolster up crimes under the suise OF nee
essary evil..n We have Avs bearing on
nearly everything that ore good enough II
they were o. ly enforced.
That IL the rule, but there are some laws
that ouRht to DO repealed, others amended
and n few new ones enacted. The main
idea Is To elect men TO Office who know their
duty and have the nsrve to perform it..
The indifferent citizen Is TO blame Tor the
non enforcement OF our laws aud most OF
,he''other dev ,lment that courses our. country
IL would iare me too long TO even briei y
refer to sllthe matters that will come before
thp 10Th legislature. affecting the interests
OF the people OF our county and state. but,
y al old school democrat, You may put me
down on the side OF right aud justice TO the
msjority overy time on all questions that
may come before that body,if | Am elected.
My platform 10: LESS law, less red tape
and political demegosuery aud good deal
more justice all around"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03
THEEFEECrOF DRESS.

II was trlegrsphed from Washington The
other day that Secretary Lincoln sopesred
ut a reception ~ the Whit.-House clad 10
very ill-fitiDg garments.
This merely shows how much attention
Ia now paid 20 matters of dress. A good
personal appearance Is whtt society now
demands from every man, whA,svgr his sta
ton IN life.
Had the secrstar; known that DouRlas
Bros. we're getting M garments of isultlets
Mt h. might hsve saved his reputation ss "a
gentleman of taste. aud received an addi-
tionsl boom for the presidency.
DnueLhs Bios,
Merchant Tallors, 7O3 Main street.
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the fair ser, and defined In an eloquent
manner the relation they bore TO their
homes ana country. While hs did not
adv ,cAts tho principle OF wom.ns riphis
as relates 10 affairs OF government, no wse
ready to admit that In many csses he would
prefer that his libsr'y and rights were LEFT
In tho hands OF women rather thaa Ia the
hsuds OF some OF tho husbands.
The addresa throughout WAS one Of elo-
qurnt thought and sound logic.
The Y. NJ. II. A. deserve credit for the
new move which thsy sre sndeay orlns "a
insugura,s ard II 10 70 be hopsd that thev
will DO encouraged IN their efforts. Other
. + ,minsnt gentlemen havs bsoa invited n
appear before the association, and hsvs
conhsntsd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03

Sunday evening last Msjer W. b. Wright
delivered an address bsfnre the ABOVE
assoc alton 10 az apprfcist'vs and highly
Interested audiences. TIE theme OF the II {.
course vas the teauti'ul sentiment: Let
me make the sopes Of . country ami care
nox VINO writes the lave" The gentleman
VS. introduced By Mr.. 4. N. Loeb snr,
without the usual long and tedious preface.
that character q large number Of
spes k-rs procefdsd a. orcs win toe subject
Ir. wrieht dslivsrec q .losipf tripu'e %
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REPORT OF THE ALBUM COMMITTEES

We, the committee app ointed to conduct
the pms album drawing At Wehstsr's Art
gallery, respectfully submit the following
After fair and impartial drawing. found
tast ticket No 95 drew the album and wat
held by Miss F,,rs Williams, who can b.
fou cd ut A. a L Mittenthals, in charge oil
hosiery and rotioa deprI 'Dent;
Mrs. DIR. II. X LKAKv,
Mr.. >C',RosKY.
Nr-s PHrLo EAekN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03

Ladies' should reject well before using
any preparation that IL orpiied TO 90 deli
cate Z surface ss the skin. Auy cosmetic
will at first impart . besutifyinE effect sno
yerv snort time little bloiches and discol ,rs-
lions appear on the lace which conciusivrly
show The poisonous drugs 10 their compost
ton. IL can be ssfsly said that more than
tso-shirdsoi the face POWDER contain these
irjurious ingredients. Pcu ,pfs medickt.d
comtlexion powder IL not only absolutely
free rom all celsferious msftef, out ~
.rs.,riueI inertdie 10 an sctive cursfivef.r
"a ci-esses OF the skin. II hes stood tie
lei II YEAR. s - BY oil oSrggit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03
FOR SALE,

EOR SALE-A FINE. NEW, RoOMY, Two
a St ~ resid nee conveniently arrai ged and
well construct ID, vita ample grounds well
AIDED ~ forest ard other trees. watpr.works
attached, alnrgc cistern, several SPRING, liv-
Ing a. ever. II Jwing stream running through
the south cad o. the 4 ounds, wkch IL suscepti-
bic OF be ng m de very be sutiful and attractive
NJ little cN pense and eau re uiiliz. ID FOR raising
FISH: In u choice neig nborhood cJnveniet TO
business, fronting on two streets. and within
ore BLOCK oftwo street railways. For "artieu-
lars mice and terms, call on MURPHY * BO'
LAM al EstAle Agents aud Collectors, No.
7Oy lain street Day3l-tf
Tor RENr--A FINELY FURNISHED ROOM
1 su table for two gentlemen VI lady and yen :
tleman; southern exposure. Apply lU23 Elm
NOR SALE ON LEAaE-A 40 HUk5E- POI W.
+ VI engine and full line OF planning: mill
machinery In good otder the building and 10
business; or will take partner = bargain T.ll 30
given: Apply ssonce to REAT a F !nS.5 9l2
ESOR S1LE-VALU ABLE RESIDENT AND
L business property. guaranteed % pay 20 per
cent. net on investment IN one OF the nveneet
N. Z. sPINK5. Terrell, TeI.s. nsy2olv
EoR sALE-THE GENTLE FAMILY HORSE
Il Guown as the d.. Locke horse); any lady
or child can drive her; IL not AFRAID Of the cars,
street care, fire engine. or anything else. WIN
nssses, nearly new. Apply - d. @. Open.
helm, 1874 Ervay street mny2,-lw
ESOR sALE--fwU GOOD nUk, BU91Y OR
T. work horses, q 2-norso wagon, alm0N ~
good ~ new; q good 2.sea'ed buggy; 2 rets VI
work harness. and rot Of buggy harnest; can be
bought creap foe cssh Call IN 4 X BAKER,
Division Snpsrin :endcnt or G. A. READ. Man.
ager. Eie Telephone Co., Dallas Tex. msl6tf
COR SALE BROOM n ACHiNKS yVR 81 *
Two rev machinct ana presses, woetlakc
d f3ntton Manufacture, for sale cheap. A 4drese
VIM. PFOUTa. caro- Herald ONCE. tan22u
ISUk SALE OK RENT =. A FIa5f-CLASs,
Il brand new piano, will cell on tho Install.
ment olsn. Apply 10 s6i Ross avenue. fcb29n
, OR SALE-SALOON fUkNl fURe. ,0M.
1 pnslug cuun or, shelving and les cheat, -
good ~ new; VIII sell very cheap for cash. Ad.
dress b., Herald of1cc. aN6tf
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DIED.

T. Krvay, infant daughter q
yesterday morning.
The remai-s were inteyrtd In the Masonic
Cepesevy The beresved parents have the
sympsihy Of 'arxs circle Of friends
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= of Weather
KILDARE.

KuDARY, June i.-TCouespondence j
The mill men are ivesuga,ing the titles 81
and buring ell tue lsuds inst are tor col .
within =, veral miles OF he railroad:
The generous Colonel BlInr, proprietor OF
the Red Elephant" mill, killed the 'fstted
calf." Weighing about 100 pounds, and
carved Il ont free 81 charge to his numer-
ons friends. IL is needless 10 say that II wss
more than appreciated.
Niss Camp, Of Indiana, Is visiting her
brother, of orr county.
Cotton and corn are looking well since
the good vesther set in.
Rev. j. A. jackson. of Jefferson. preached
q ..,od sernJn IN our town to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03
FEDERAL COURr-JUNE TERM.

The June term OF the Federal court ON
vsned yesterday morning, Judge A. +. Mo
criminal docket for the 81 aud 4.h, TO-DAY
and tomorrow, and the civil and scifaoias
dOckets for the 18th. The dockets are largs
and the term will probably last to the 18Th.
The following jurors were excused from
further attendance: O. O. BanborD, Gray
son c,unty; NJ. Il. WEIGH, Collin county;
W. w. Rullsnd, Hunt county; A; McKin-
beck. Grayson countv; A. ]. Buck. Collin
county; j. A. Mckinney, .i-.. GraYson
county. The following petit. jurors were
empannelled:
Mat. Parker Hunt comfy
J, D. Steele, Hunt county; =. II. Cannon,
Grsyson county; T. NJ. Wade, Grayson
county: J. w. Scott, Grsyson county; b. b.
| Lake, Grsyson county; w. b. Cummins,
Collin county; A. Alexander, Collin count, ;
! J. W. Csrtright, Grayson county; J. a.
Mckinney. jr., Grayson county; J. h. Mutt
key, Collin county
| J. II. Talbs,., uraysob county; j. NJ
Rollins, Hun, COUNTY; Msribsil Davis,
Grsyson county: j. Al Brown, Collin county;
John Vaslev, Grayson county. =,
! The following ors were excused until
the Och of June: II. l.. Hardwick, Collin
| county; w. b. CummlDS, ColIln county,
Until June 11th A. Alexander, Collin
county; r. l.. Wade, Grsyson county.
| The following sticraeys were admitted TO
prsotlce at the bar: A. p Woczsnoraft,
| !. M. Dickson, 8. b. Cauby, Thomus Ro.s.
| A mum Der Of cares were set. others dis.
missed. Court will meet this 10 .. IN.
GRAND JURY.
The following 10 The list OF tn. grand
jury drawn, which convenes next Monday:
J. 6. Csrutb, GrAyson county; II. h. Black,
| Huot> county; William Linsey, Hunt
cou sfy\R. NJ. Marshall, Grsysou county;
L Vsroermsn, Grayson county: T. K.
Motley, Hunt county; John A.. Jackson,
Co,lin county; Q 1incey Case, Collin county;
Collin county: J. W. Burgess, Grsyson
county: W. 7. Whitman. Collin county;
l.. A. Wallace. Grsyson county; John ".
Case. Collin county; Tom Ration. Collin
county; Charles Cleymsr, Grsyson county;
J. A. Clark, Hunt countv; William Il.
| Heron. Collin county; W. r. Orme, Gray
sop ccuuiy; J. W. Thicker, Hunt c1nn'y;
l. i TOWEL, Gravson county: d. Perry,
IT,, Grayson county; c, V. Q1isinberry,
N.ilin rourty
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DENTON.
From J. +. Kinchloe, Physician and Drug
pIsl. CONWAY. Ark Il

gist. Conway. ARK.
j. +. SMITH & Co St. Louis:-Gantle.
men: have been selling your Bile Beans
for ABOUT one year. aud they give good sat.
isiaction. j nave taken them myself aud
consider them one of the best pills with
which | am acquainted, and / would add
that | think them he best liver pill
in tue world, No family should Dc withou,
thom. Yours truly,
]. +. KINcHLoE NJ. ID.
For sale BY oil druggists.
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LOST.

osr-BETwEEH THE FIRST PREsByTR.
IL rian churh and Young ana Browder streets,
4 pair 81 spee'acles in black case Finder viii
Be- rewarded By leaving then ct northeast cor.
nes o. Young ga BrovdN stseets. ie2-4i
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SHOES.

GENTLEMEN WHO WISH To-FUR-
NIsU THEMSELVES WITH FINE
SHOES CAN BE SURF OF GETTING
THE BEST If THEY ASK THEIR
sHoE.DEALER FOR HANAs's.MAKE
OUR GOODS ARE MADE OF THE
ZINE At MATERIAL, AND THE WORK
is so WELL PUT TOGETHER THAT
THR SHOES WILL WEAR AND
KEEP THE SHAPE. ANY FOOT.
SLIM. MEDIUM UR WIDE. CAN BE
YlTrFD BY A DE ALER WHO KEEPS
AFrLJ LINE OF OUR GOODS. OUR
NAME rs STAMPED ON THE SOLE
OR WOVEN IN CHE. STRAP. OF Ev-
cry SHOE.
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T u 5tIt Uf VI UTUEgISIl

DENTON, May 81 -lCDrorsponderc CO. J.
urinary Q INVENTION was held here to-day
tor precinct No /, of Denton county for the
purpose of electing delegates TO the county
convention, 10 be holden here on June Z b.
Tor tbs purpose of .lscting delegates 10 the
Fort Worth convention. Emory q. Smith
presided, AZ q more than an ave rage NUMBER
OF democrats participated. After electing
delegates the following resolution was unan.
imousy adopted:
In view Of the fact that Collin county
for t1e Das. eight years. has
had not only the senator, but the fl oater for
this senatorial 1isI'c, this county Is and
by right ought 20 be entitled to tho repse.
sentative at-iarge the ensuing term, there
fore, be IL
Resolved, That 1t is the sense Of this
precinct meeting that our sister county oil
collin ought IN concede an office to Denton
county, aud that our delegates TO the county
convention, he, and are hereby instructed
TO 70 reflect our sentiment.
X. +. Holloway, OF Winora, Mississippi,
IL the guest OF his brother-in-lsw, Mr.. b.
Stiff Captain Holloway 10 q rel resentstive
man In his sta'e, has been a mem Der of the
legislature, and ia prominently spoken OF ~
q candidate f,r congress from his dissrict.
CAPTAIN NJ. N. M. Ksuey partner Of Kow.
sky. Slff Il Austin, In thu Gaiiance gold
mine, Old Mexico, is In the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03

Augusta, OA.-DR. J. BRApFfKLD: Dear
Sri nave handled your Female Regulator
IN my business for the past severed years
with perfect satisfsction TO myself and
customers. have '1und IL very ssleable.
Yours truly,
w IL. BARRvTr. Whol sale D:uggist.
Treatise on the Health and Happiness OF
Woman mailed free.
BRA DFIKLD REGULATOR Co,
Blk Is. Atlsnts, Ga.
Sudden Changes of Weather
AZ. pfoduuuve OF throa, diseases, coughs
colds etc There l. no more efiecgn u relief In
thee. diseases 20 be iOund than 10 the 70
OF Browns Bronchial r,ocnes. Price 20
cents.
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KIMBR0UCH,
VAe old Me,quIier Man, Ialhs on
Timely Topics;

Aud Ruyz,s Braysly About The State,
Acres.
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t0R SAlE-.-0aE VACANT LOT.
10 be sold on premises
TUESDAY, T.. NJ.
10 By 40 feet 90 Com rncrc- street by
msSi-st Firk NEaY FINE.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
EoR rem r-PARr OF A HOUSE TO RENT
l. rooms ntcheu and servants room. or
rooms a. remit reference required. Inquire ~
72l Pacific avenue je3tf
EOR RENr-A NEAT THREE.ROoM COT.
1 tage. located In q good neigh borhooA Ap.
ply at 80 Bryan street 1e3-it
TSOH REET-A NEW TwO.STORY FRAME
II house, pias,ered throughout near the bust
nsss center OF the city, on the corner Of Ross
Avenue and Orange street. 0t0re-room 25 BY
so feet and kitchen and dining r DOM on the
nrst floor. and seven large. we'll ventilated rooms
In the second story Gas In every rom
PRATHER a ARDREY.
ms3l.lw Real Estate ARenis Ma Ti Elm street.
NOR RGNT-N0. $50, CORNER Elm aND
N Sycamore streets; best location for drus tore
in city. Apply to DOUGLAS & DANOvER, No
ia aycamore street. ms2slw
Ia r kEkT-COTI AGs FOR Rem r-FOUk
i rooms and cistern water, at 1907 Commerce
street Inquire ~ l2t1 Main street. ms27n
NOR RENT-ONE EUE9ANT SUITE OF
u rooms south OK posurc; will be rented to-
gether or separately; Ord floor Lin sley Build
Ing, 735 Main street; light and ventilation per-
feet water. etc. on same flor. LINDsLEY Il
BRADFORD. Attorneys. 735 vain St msHtf
LOR RKNT-t NICE fUkNI ROOM.
I cool On pleas mt at soi Jackson st. one min:
ute's walt from Depot. ap30tf
NOR RRNT-A VERY DESIRABLE COT
II tage OF 6 rooms. conveniently iocat. d corner
OF Wood and Browder street,; wat.r on premi-
SEES Apply to NJ s. LEVY. Sanger hro'her-'
Wholesale Department apr26u
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Those suffering from Dyspepsia, indises.
ton etc, should read the advertisement
II Uollen's Liqnid Beef Tonic.
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NOTICE
NOTICE
To Builders and Contractors,

SRA ED PROPOSALS are invited for the
building Of St. Mays Institute (the Epbcopal
callege FOR girls) at Dallas. Texas. Plans and
fpscii -auons can be seen q: the offi'e OF Lar
mour & Nc 'ombs. architects. BIDS must bs de-
liveied 10 Richsrd Morgan, jr.. secretary on or
before July Isl, 1884. Ptsilege 10 reserved OF
RI iectinp any or ali bids.
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NOIICeS.

NOTlCeS.
NOTICE-COL. wHEAT's CONFECTlO on
IN with Z @ firm Of Wheat & Whcai ceased May
IL 1881 No one save G " Wheat TT Frank Wheat
Is anthosized 10 make any pur hssc. or to
bind the said Arm, or 70 collect any accounts 'r
monies due 10 the firm. WHEAT n WHEAT.
Dallas Jrne2, 1854 je3-6t
NTDtIJE TO CONTRACrORs-THE TINE Is
~ extended until next Tuesday evening at s
'c'ccg for the receiving of bids Tor huiifing the
Main street brick sewrr drain from Murphy
stree. 10 sycamore street
". NJ. JOHNSON. City Engineer
MAY q, 1894 ma2s-6t
MOI 4 = TWENTY-FIVE DOLL .ho f,t-
IN ward; on the 9Th Of April lasi.a small new zinc
trunk was By mistsk or otherwise taken from
the lower depot Of tbs I. * 7 RAILWAY at Dali
Las Texas. viii pay the sum above named
offics In Nortons buidicg; guarantee no prose-
curon and ask no questions. J. c. BIGGER.
MOTTO "a REASONABLE RFwARD WILL
IN be paid for Information leading to the re-
Gov nv OF a gray horse, 8 or Q years old, about
is hands high, dim brand on shoulder, dark
m spe and tail, aeam IN left hind hoof name
inclined tn lie On bote SIDES Of neck. Address.
John r witt Dallas, Texas may25-iv
NOTICE TO C0NTRACroks---ss ALED
~ proposals will be received 81 M. once
until a clock n. m on May 3st for building .
bridge Ia tho City park. according 70 plane and
epecl0cstio1s Ia NY once. The W council
reserves the right 70 rrject any or all BIDS. A
tnnd with security will be required. according
TO city ordinance w. n Johnson,
r.,la.. Tex M.y 2s 1851
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WANTED-A FIRsr.CLASs COOK, WHO
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MIAN rD--A MIDDLE. AGsD WOMAN
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