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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
,I,rIsrEE.o .ALE OF 4 M u.

yINpIs STEE'S SALE OF 81 AEi
JANf In 49, = -, ~" ill.,. H. ~.
otNI1 -, 's W w. ~, ~ .th ~ .-..
aud duly recorded ~ ne ci'tsA ~.
" 20 OF 1ooriIin"' ~ 3t.,tr
bcn,hcitrie- IN ID a ,', Ger ..
.''ni'h' villa un 'n r.'
Ie 'nciI'", "n ~. .,." - '" ,...
FRIDAY. DkCfNhft 70 lrTf
a 1. n.ciock NJ. the folilvln. p q. 800
FARM, known .. NJ "MluDL. rl
ard benz IA Oh" county o., go 90 hi ,"'
Richmond and ,leghany railroad, .ai 'H
ing llHl ACRES. more "r lt-.. II
are Janlp--ri',r low gtodla.. Too. iN N Oh
som, 90 il' nnc,' lana. lu Nl' ~. ''
c'piionally wei loca ed be- f. J.. ..'''f r.
TFE2s. rno'ra cash 20 pay d. d., ,... ..
eNrrutng this trust. md fur sci n'
n, 90 lut,r,-. from The H. di' ni ~"r'efn Ir-i
and are ftiaucc on Co. foin~fns r.i
Il ,7f5 viii Interest f. m 90" ! ifY Of n'.
br. 1853. on thc 1T lay 81 -eri' u.'r' ESD. '..
s4,5G1 Win lnicrri rom - ~ i,N'
a. 10 any balance. On such tern i- 90. ~. 81.
Hazard may direct, hnt in c1-ruf I.i. iiNf.
make -o' d 9, re IONS il,en rlon -i'l ,'f
iru'tct >ia' think nt.in ir - :
dty Of sole. ". ". to-Nl W..
un II tf
BY y W. h'Ne ana ft'hA iN' a..
Real Estate Agent. ant Aurtl1...r-.
uI 4 lNtpuoVrn MAJ t-VArr rh
,srsT -tDt tIt-TF Nrif Et-rWFr. NAfN
"<ptNgN ~TRtFr-. AMOS N8.tsu ~INt
(AGN - TWEEN tDt'ETtEN ANr iIr-
rttNTt SHEETS fvNlrfn. nf D. o.. .I t....
fr.lu g. p,r., V1vr-. dtfpf ~..lil.rh,r D. f-e
,rd luix recorded An ,.l. L.. 'H... 90 D. .i...I
ei,rrcr, t.rrt ID II; ia ma, . . I,r..f.
baytur bcf. utfr lp pi,menf 1l .--tfIl r.t..
,Lrsi, -ce,,rrt and - a., r,.t...t rs. a..,.-
ri,tv to ..il AL Mn l........it, t.i.,.. f.
Ia ,li'l Iii = puiiir ,urtiop.f ia. r...lII.. M
-r,.f-t,.N >.,,.,,,..., ..- r--t
~ =, 49,, ..,,...
a. - ".c,'' W.. lie btAi ~ fii tr-. f't 100
~ald '+ a. y J. ,.o,...,. .
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B. ltSDN fENFthI1 '.l~Ii-
JAMES AlF I'D ! 1Nt-.
JAMES PLEAS ANTS,

RrIFIN.ELAIE, ANp DNN'E, Aurii0hcer,.
WILLIAMS, Sc. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST 1hoNA~
AND A.. ElENpANrN: - I'M ttiAN, ERi
COURT OF THE CITY Oh HtCHMONp.
i.E'niamtn H. Berry, clerk Of sud court, crril.
H. that the hond required Of the % cill cnuuIi,-
.ioncr, by iir decree n said cclsr Of November J.,
l. -. hi- hscn duly given.
Given under iuy hand hi. l3th day of November.
1854.
uo i4-l0f BENJAMIN ". IFffN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

Arts1enJ s1,Ll.s $500 80
~ SUTTON q t,n.
asa, ynsse AGENTS asd Ascsto4ssrss
Il0s Main street.
GALE At AUCTION or THE
- Largest AND essr-rQUurrEo
poRK-pAcKrse. SAUSAGE
GaIsDISG, AND
srrcusRiNs ESTABLISHMENT
ISrBE STATE,
wru LARGE yRicR smokE-noUss, ick-
nousE.LAReE BRICK AND FRAME
DWELLING, AND ALL THE
NECESSARY EQUIPMENTS ron
CONDUCTING A
s,r,,, LNmSs On s's liz sasr siDE ~ glen
srREFl. ADJOINING TIie NORTHERN
LIMITS or r,ll CRY or Rirh'
AND OCCUPIED by
CHARLES HERBsf, ESQ.
AT the reo,e.t 81 the owGcr we 'haii oser for
sale at public anciion. on me IN "i~f'' ~
THURSDAY, EOvENBER 81, 1885,
Al 4 O'Clock T. NJ. the PROPERTY loc.rd a.
abe yc with large lot froriius 900 tert on me cas-
slde IL HiTh street and rnnniog bfcs 9ept' ~
loo feet. ThemsiD dwelling wni,a has ~
ir,ct basement and contain 'Ight rooms, u Ia
r,t-cias. order. There II alsO smell dweilHr
on the place containing three comlorthh rooms.
The jarvc BRICK smoke h0nsc an ice-h'u-e Nrr
very conveniently arranged FOR parking purposes.
Good bIict - bic, carriage-h'1se kIfrheh WIZ
two rooms, and all the necessary oc'-h"hh hEs'
&c. T., , Al, ,..v,,
The large lot s. nicely fenced IN. and tif y@ru'
well paved With brick aud granite stah'.
The improvements are all IN trat-class oiWF'
most Of witch are comparatively DeN. -
This ofTcr. q rareOHporinsiiy toanyone WISHING
10 engage IN the packing and buifhe ing business
and Ne wcpld Invite all such pcrsOns 20 Inspect We
prcmi@es. Witch will convince hem or ~ value
aud dosrabiliy ,.. ,.o
TERMS AZ sale. SIIIoN q ",
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

rRCS EE'S >ALE OF \ VA lbi
| JAMF> RIVER ARM - . IANf
GOINTN.-By virtue of i,efo % tr .a
W Hazard. dates th' 5tn DAY y Npfl.
duty recorded a. ne Clerk One -
1 ouri ofG0och ana. AL 10 . r..iGt~' 70
GclalV b. SID deed. default hfstl. '~tr Hf }.
M payment OF cer fin bond thcfci '' Or F.
all. trustee. In siid deed, All "a % tu'
ON fue PREMISES. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

THF DISPATCH JoE-PHINT1SG House. i- thor
orctlv equipped To do on kinds Of BOoA- ASu
J0B.PEiNTING at the shortest notice.
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TuE BEADsTRtET COMPANY. PRorRIxroRs
EXECUTIVE OFFICES, a7o, PSI, AND 2ss
BROADWAY. NEW YOnk.

Ofiees In all The principal cities Of the Unit,
States and tarada, In London, England; also
Continental and Australian correspondence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

SMoKE TnIVy CIGAPs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
sNnkr THINY CIaAKs.
sMohE TRIxY Ctc,us,

sEALsKIN CIGARS ere the best brcar-. they ar
pUre Ia, ana tobacco.
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MERCANTILE AGENCY.

{. y. CLARK, Pres. >. r. RANDOLPH, Treas
Established lSi9.l
THE BRhDSTREET MERCANTILE
AGENCY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

TBr WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q A. NJ. 40:
. A. NJ, 40; noon. AZ; L. ~. AZ; GP.
NJ. AZ; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 40 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

Real Estate Agents. Aurtionccrs, and Brokers,
No. north Tcnth street.
AUCTION SALE OF THAT VERY
~ DESIRABLE AND WELL-LOC ArGD
BRiCk DWFLLiNG. No. 81 NORTH FIRST
~TRLET-IiN request ct tht owner. who BIS about
To- re- move from me ci,, We viii sell by auction,
on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1854,
81, o'clocs T.. ". the PREMISES described rs
above.
The DWELLING contain, I've rooms with tnr
sual conNenicucc,--al In excellent or lcr.
The LOT Ia. front Of -, feet by q depth OF
100 ioci tu an alley u rrir l. let wide.
THE great demand for property answering 10
the above description iusiihes u, In the belief that
full fore pf bidders Will De on baud, al Of whom
are cordially invited - attcai.
TERMS one third M cash; The residue At j Y
and Twelve months, q per cent interest added, and
secured by frust-detj; or All cash, as the pur-
chaser may elect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD.
ArnusI meetisg Of she Stockholders OF This
Company.

The animal meeting Of the stockholders
Of thc Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
touac Railroad Company was held yester-
day, and was Organized by the election Of
Mr.. Edward Y. Cannon chairman, and the
appointment Of J. II. Winston, Esq..
secretary.
The president read the following report
Of the Board Of Directors, which was
unanimously adopted.
r., f., AND l.. RAILROAD COMPANY
PRESIDENTS OFPICE,
RICHMOND, Va. November 10. 1884. )
The president and directors respectfully
prescott 10 the stockholders the folio wing
report Of the compsn,'s operations for the
fiscal year ending september 30, 1884:
Receipts from traDsportaiion........s4 Ga.l97 u
Feceinis from rents.................... 2,50s ~
Gross revenue. ,7O5 80
Expenses of irnnsporiation.......... Soo,s5o 70
N.trcyenun. .Sl9l.s65 81
peduct.ng interest on
bonds and loaDs.....s54.Cts 90
and DIV blends on eliar- 90.
antctd stotk...s.... 1880 w ss'eZS w
Leaves q net IrO6i Of. ............. 02,94Z 45
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07
JOSH BILLINGS ADVICE TO 10.

by all means, 10, get married if you
have a fair show. Don't stand shivering
on the bank, but pitch in and stick your
head under and the shiver is over. There
amt any more trick in gettin' married
after you're ready than there is in eatin
peanuts. Menny man has stood shiv-
ering on the shore until the river all run
out. Don't expect to marry an angel,
hem he awl bin picked up long ago.
Remember, 10, you Amt saint yourself.
Do rot marry for buty exclusively. Buty
is like ice, arful slippery and thaws
dreadful easy. Don't marry fur luv,
neithc: Luv, like cooking stove, is
gud for nothiu, when the fuel gives out.
But, let the mixture be sum buty, be-
comingly dressed, with about $40 in her
pocket, gud speller, handy an neat in
her house, plenty uf good sense, inf
constitution an by laws, small feet, a
light STEP and add to this sound teeth
an warm heart. The mixture will
keep in every climate, an not evaporate
If the cork happens to be off for two OF
10. Don't worry for pedigree. There
isn't much in pedigree, unless it is backed
by bank stocks. A family with nothing
but pedigree generally lacks sense.
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ished, have been carried off at different
times.
In December, 1888, Mr.. Shoemaker
was married to Miss Augusta B. Eccles-
ton, who survives him. She is a daugh-
ter of the late Hon. John b. Eccleston, a
Judge of the Court of Appeals of Mary
land. The Rev J. II. Eccleston, ID. d.,
who recently succeeded Dir. Randolph as
pastor of Emmanuel Protestant Episco-
pal Church, is her brother. Mr.. Shoe
maker was member and regular attend
ant of Emmanuel Church for number
of years. Eight children survive him.
The eldest married Captain G. 7. Bar
nett, of the United States Army, and
now resides with her husband near Port
land, OrgoI. Another daughter married
Mr.. William c. Boylston, who died in
1850. Since Mr.. Beylston's death his
with her father. The third married Mr..
Edward Murray, senior member of the
firm of Dinsmore & Kyle. Three daugh-
tiers, Misses Blanche, Nellie and Bessie,
are unmarried. The two sons, who sur
vive him. are Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, j.,
and Edward. Another son, Eccleston,
died very suddenly in 1850, at the age of
Is years, and a cablegram announcing
his death waited tue arrival of tie par
ents in London from New York
While engrossed in the duties of an
arduous- and intricate business, he yet
found time to devote to social pleasures,
and his residence, 191 St. raui street,
was the scene of numerous and elegant
receptions.
In appearance Mr.. Shoemaker was tall,
erect and commanding. \ sandy mus
tachc and gOatee adorned his finely
chiseled face. Although he had attained
the aged of 60 years there was not a gray
strand visible in his hair.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07
WHOLE No. 2,156.
THE ORIGIN OF SCANDAL

Said Mrs. A.
To Mrs. J.,
In quite confidential way,
at seems to me
That Mrs. Il.
Takes too understanding in her tea. .
And Mrs. j.
To Mrs. X
That night was overheard to say,
She grieved to touch
Upon it much,
But Mrs. Il. took-such and such
Then Mrs. c.
Went straight away
And told Il friend, the selc-same day,
Twas sad to think
Here came a wink
"That Mrs. T.. was fond of drink"
Tie friends disgust
Was such she must
Inform a lady (which she mussed."
THAT Mrs. Il
At halfpast 3,
Was that far gone she couldn't see"
This lady we
Have mentioned, she
Gave needle-work to Mrs. B.,
And at such news
Could scarcely choose
But further needle-work refuse.
Then Mrs. b,
As you'll agree
Quite properly-she said, said She,
That she would track
Tie scandal back
To those who made her look so black.
Through Mrs. X.
= And Mrs..I
She got ct last to Mrs. A.,
Ant. asked her why,
With cruel lie
She painter her so deep dye!
Said Mrs. A.,
In some dismay,
81 no such thing could every say;
said that you
Much stouter grew
On too much SuTar-which you do
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07

"Rough on Rats" clears out Rats, Mice l.jr.
"Rough on Corns, for Corns, BunionS. l,Jr-
Thin people "Wells' Health Remover re
stores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia,
&c. 81.
CROUCH on Toothache, instant relief. l'1c-
Ladies who would retain freshness and
vivacity, don't fail to try 'Wells' Health
Remover"
''Buchu- paiba," great kidney and mri-
nary cure.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-hugs, rats mice,
cleared ont by Rough on Rats" II.
"Rongh OH Coughs" trocheS, l5r; liquid
25c.
For children, slow in development, punG
and delicate, use "Wells' Health HeneweI--
Rough on Dentist" Tooth Powder. Try
it. 15r.
Nervous weakness. Dyspepsia, Sexual GA',
lGli,y cured by I'VE HealLh Remover. 81
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for tevcrits.f'
ness, worms constipation; tastelesS. 25c:-
Singing irritation, all Kidney and Err
nary com plants cured by 'Buchu- pialsh. 81
Night sweats, fever, chillS, malaria, dys
p~1.xia, cured by "WellS' Health Remover.
Nv husband (writes LADY, is thre,
| times the man since using 'WellS' WcalLs
Rene xer.
II YOU are failing, broken, worn out an'
nervous. use wells Health Renewer." 81
Prevalence of Kidney complaint in Amer
lea; 'Buehu- paiDa" is a quick, complete
| cure ST. may24eowly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07

AnruTn wanted for Tho Lives Of ell the Pres
idcnts Of the u. S. The largest
nULV ! U handsomest and best book ever sold
for less than twice price, Tho
fastest selling book in America. Immense profits
tc agents. All intelligent people want it. Any
one can become successful agent. Terms free
HALLETr BOOK CO., Portland Maine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07
lEHlI NlENI.

There has never been found 4 cura-.
tive mode of treatment for HORSES af-
fected with glanders- Owing TO the
high contagious Character of the dis
ease, it is not only dangerous to handle
them, but it is equally dangerous to
come in contact with anything that has
been near them. Death is all We
can recommend, being very careful to
bury them and all articles that have
! been around them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07

1t is stated that the ''serpents eggs"
of the toy shops contain grain of supho-
cyanogen. quite enough to kill a chila
should it swallow one Of them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07
N INV YORK
0ne-PriCe CLOTHING House.
1872 81 1874
West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
May
Like an Evil Spirit.


In 9en times was thought that evil spirits in through cracks
and kehoe The generally them
keyhos and Notwithstanding
preventive the evil had their
they pleased.
SO come! malaria We keep OF the keyhole
and comes by the crack We the crack and To- comes from
aeak the plumbing neglected DRAIN from
some unsupported source and unguarded direction
We always keep malaria but give battle and
drive its effects from systems If BRoWN taken in
time malaria has ghost of chance Tn great family med
Your druggist sells and ought bottle the house.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07
Public Local Law.
Operative in Cecil County.
published BY AUTHORTY.l
Chapter SOC.

Chapter SOC.
AN ACT
To Repeal sections four and eight Of an
Act entitled can Act to exempt all
that portion of the waters of Chesa-
peake Bay therein described from
effect and operation of sections one
and three of Article Ninety-eisht OF
the Code of Public General Laws,
title wild Fowl passed at the Jan
uary session, eighteen hundred and
seventy-two, Chapter Fifty-four,' "
and to re-enact the said sections four
and eight, with amendments.
SECTION |. BE Il eaacid by The General assembly
of 'GryiRd. That sections iour and eight. passed
at the .IannaIy session. eighteen hundred and
sevcnty-tw". chapter hity-f"ur. as amending arti-
Gle Einot y-eight of he Code OF Public General
Laws. title Wild Fowl be and the same is
hereby repealed and reenacted, ST. as To read as
follows:
SEC T. Be in Culricd That no person shall. at
any time, either i'll the day night time shoot
or kill or shoot at airy Wild fowl in over the
waters lying nUrthward al the line described in
the first section of this Act. from any vessel boat
float. canoe. sneak boat. Snk-huat, any other
craft of any kind or description whatever, within
one-quarter OF il mile OF any shore in Hartford OF
Cecil county. and any person violating this see
ton shall. ON conviction thereof. be subject to u
penalty for each oftensc OF not less than hitv dol
lars and not more than one hundred dollars
SEC $. int b" enacted That the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court ii Hartford county and the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court OF Cecil county shall. upon the
application OF any resident of the State of Mary
land. being the owner nt any Sink-bo sneak
boat. such as is al lowed by this Act to be used
and employed i'll Shooting ut wild water fowl
thereiroln. grant license under the seal Of this
Court to such applicant TO gun after and shoot at
wild water fowl from such Sink-boy or sneak boat
nOrthward OF the line named and described in the
first section OF this Act. from the first day OF No
Venber, in each and every year to the thirty first
day OF March next succeedin" thereafter in each
and every year; provided, that such license shall
not authorize any person using such sink box or
sneakh to gun alter shoot at wild water
fowl thereirum within Il less distance than one
quarter of mile vi any shore in Hartford or Cecil
county, or southwark Of the line particularly de
scribed in the first section OF this Act
SEC. .. and be IL enacted, That this Act shall
take effect and be in operation from the date oi
its passage.
Approved April S. 1854.
We hereby certify that the aturcgoing is u correct
copy OF an Act Of the General Assembly OF
Maryland, passed January session. ISM
THOMAS IL. MOORE
Chief Clerk OF the House of Delegates
j, NJ MILLER
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

rTNHE School Commissioners of Cecil
4 county will meet at their Once in Elkton
for the transaction of current School business, on
the SECOND TUESDAY of each and every
Fonth. JOHN 50 UIER,
Vast - Saera.avv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07
ORPHANS COURT.

THE Stated Meeting of the Orphans
Il Court OF Cecil county will be held on the
SECOND TUESDAY in every month. EXecu-
tors. Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in the
vouchers d few days before Court.
REUBEN L. LAMAR
sSIan Register
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-06-07
SURVEYING! SURV

HAVING been elected SURVEYOR
4 Il for Cecil County. ard having procured 2
complete set of Instruments. am prepared to do
all Land and Road Surveying which may be en-
trusted TO me.
ALFRED B. EICFEY.
ieb9-2m Zion Md. Newark, Del.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

DEs MoNEs, IA. Jan. 22.-Representative
Stewart, democrat, in tha lower house OF
the legislature has submitted resolution
declaring
WHEREAS, As grave charges of breach
OF official trust have been made against the
character OF Senator Allison,a committee of
investigation be appointed with power TO
send for persons and papers.
The resolution was adopted-ayes, Sc;
nays, a.
A Joint resolution was adopted 10 vote
for United States senator tomorrow.
ALLISON AHEAD.
DEs MoIsEs, Jsn. 22.-The senate balloted
for United States senator to succeed Mr..
Allison. Eesult-Allison, 81, Hall, 10;
Kinne, /; absent. Glass (republican).
The house bslloied for United States sen.
stoI with the following result-Allison
(republican), So; Hall democrat, IS; Clark
(greenbacker), 10. Four democrats voted
with the latter, as they have but mem.
bera
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23
NOTICES.


Mo ICE iS hEkEBY GIVEN THAT FUR:
IN susnt TO an order Of tho Commis.ioper.'
Court. the " dersened VIII receive and ME BIDS
until the iith dsy, OF FEBkuARl. lss,, ,or ,s the
county. TeIas, consisting Of l77i2 acres we'll
Wsiered and choice lands. Bids to be on tho
following toms: lt.Al each 2nn. s ons, %
pe leo, I, Interest on the deferred payment cash
IN Md. Notes for deferred payment TO run not
less than ten nor more than fifteen lat option OF
the county, with per Fol cent insI eres pasHS sis9s
sppiy To- THOMAS Y. pOuTHITT. Clerk Coun'
~ Court Nolan County, TeSa. hn22-lw
NOTICE-FoR HORSE, cow. HOE; on
IN chicken feed. call on EUGENE sEAn
NTOTIIETo CON NrRACToRs-s REET Paw
IN inR, Sealed proposals will be received at
the OH, o Of the City Engin Ger until o'clock
D, m. on the lth day OF MARCH next Tor paw
Ing tho following streets In III city win Bois
DArc Blo, rs, upon q rravel foundation. ac-
cordins 10 hn ordinance proved bccember
g. 1883, and to plans and spcoi acalious on ME In
this office, ,o.vii: Main reet,from lho wet
street. Elm street + ON the west side Cf Syca.
moro street TO the caste rporat on lint Jefer.
son, Msrset ard sycamore streets-tfom Main
street to the Texas 4 Petite Ra Dad. Lamar
5treet-From Wood to Kim street Poydfasst eet
From Main To Elm street. Murphy Street from
Commerce to Elm ,treet Austin Streetnfrom
Co iege 81 eet--From Elm street to tho Texas &
Pacific Railroad In all about 1000 linea feet:
Each proposal mus. accompanie by bond
with approved security In the am unit OF 81 Ho
that n ihe contract is AVA ded the bidder will
enter into contract by the 22nd OF April. next.
Bond and security will also be required for a
faithful performanc NJ . contract, the work
10 commence by the 18th Of NAV. al to be
completed BY the 18th Of OCTOBER, 1884.
aepara'e roposals are invited for ca, OF tho
above streets, and for the whole OF the work,
bidders to specify the street or sire Is bid on
The City Council reserves the right to reject
any or all bts, d to let or any part
of the above work Peus and specifications
TO be seen at this OH G
W NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer.
DALtAs TFxas. Jnnnarv lS. 1851. lanlS-4Ot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

changing ilrst-cass roads into inferior or
lhiTd-class. WIS adopted.
An amendment by Robinson, that where
n number OF parties reside within Hn en-
closure. either or oil Of them may petition
for road 10 the nearest trading post,
mills, gins, church and school houses aud
county seats, was adopted.
An amendment by Tilson, 10 pay road
supervisors for ten days service, was
adopted.
An amendment by white, that they be
paid out Of the road and bridge fund OF the
county, WAS adopted.
Article 439O (bj was adopted with
amendment by Foster, OF Grayson, 10
read mo entire road OF the first or second
class snail hereafter he discontinued, ex.
cept spon vacation, except by order OF tbs
court, or non.uss Tor per-
iod OF three years.
Pending discussion andS motion 10 re.
which the house refused to adopt,
. motion to adjourn till 10 o'clock Wsdnes'
day prevailed
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Jurors; hut tedious progress therein Is
uelng made, aud 40 least another day 10
litoly 90 be consumed Ia that
preliminary requisite. Nino have 30 far
been accepted aud sworn, only two OF
whom wsre ndded 10 the list to-day. Their
names arc as follows; ID. w. Tidwell and
W. W. Attowny. LEAVING three wanting 10
complete the list. Many salesmen who
have been sworn on their yoirdoire, state
that they have formed or expressed opin-
ions which u would take strong and con-
vncing eyidenor 10 remove, and many who
nro called on 6Hy that they are
OPP osod TO capital punish ment under any
and al clroum INSTANCES. Nearly every one
not accepted Is excused for q cause ana
both state and defense have yet several
peremptory challenges 10 exhaust. The
Witnesses IN the case io- whom attach
ments have been issued are nearly all
young lsdiss who were In attendance at
the college u. the time OF the commission
OF the homicide. They have arrived
aud are awaiting with some
degree OF anxiety and dread their time to
he called TO testify In the case. No one can
ascertain ms yet what features the defense
will assume or Ia what direction the evil
ience will be conducted. An earnest inter.
est is being taken by ali In the trial. and
iundry and various opinions are advanced
As 10 the result that will probably be
reached.
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The Turf.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is The fifth day Of
the winter meeting: First race, mile; Vel
tsire won: Garter Harrison, second; Bagdad
third.-Time 2.05
Second race-rhree;quarters Of a mile,
Nat rrumble won; p. Line, second; Mani
tsba, third.-Time LIS.
Third race One and one-eight miles;
Brunswick won; Goliad, second, Katie
Creel, third.-Cime 2.l5.