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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-10
The Black-legs,

The rounding up of a number Of
"black-legs' Monday night who wero
wont to operate in dive on Camp street
presided over by Battiste and Caruth,
TWO Senegambians. mention of which
was made in yes erday's HERALD, crea.
ted considerable excitement among the
eolored sporting fraternity. Those ap.
pretended were before the mayor YES
terday morning, who imposed the regu-
lsuoh hne on them. There are several
OF the. fraternity yet at large, but the
police Rave their names. CIV Marshal
Arnold has declared war, and PROPOSES
to give ali such institutions black
eve.
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IndIgnant CIgar Manufnclnror,.

A HERALD reporter called on tho
manufacturers of cigars yesterday TO
learn what they thought OF the CONNER.
cial treaty between Spain rs regards her
American provinces and the United
statss relative 10 the placing of cigars on
tho free list. They expressed them
selves as opposed to such a policy on ac-
count OF the impossibility of competing
against Cuban warrentee labor. There
were not sufficient number of them,
they said, to give expression to organ
lsed Indignation, yot they want Uncle
sam 70 distinctly understand that they
are indignant. '
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FIRE at wills Point.

News reaches the city that fire oc-
Cured yesterday morning at Wills
Point, in which the Office of Ketchums
lumber yard was destroyed and the
Hendricks house partially burned. Al
one time it was believed the depot of the
Texas n Pacific railway would be con
sumed, but the people turned out and
saved it. The lumber Office was insured
the hotel was not,
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LOCAL NEWS.
a TRIO OF YOUTHFUL TRAMPs
Work Resumed on the Grand windsor
The Cigar Makers and tho Spanish
Treaty Fatal Runaway
Negroes Skull Crushed.
a rrio OF Yonthrnl rramn..


Tom Flood, Dick Meason, and Frank
Marson, aged respectively 16, IA and 10,
charged with the burglary at Grand
Prairie, reported in yesterdays HERALD
were transferred last evening from the
city prison to the county jail. In the
sheriff's Office Flood consented to an in
teryiew, and spoke like captain, say
ing: ~ am from st. Louis, though
lived in the Indian Territory at Sa
wanna some time, attending horses.
lost my arm in railroad accident. |
was then a newsboy but hold on; YOU
are not putting that down are you? You
know l do not want the news company
To know that was put in Jail. know
darned well you are going to publish
everything ] say; know how il is, be-
cause used to be a reporter myself on
the Globe Democrat. Here Tom tight
ened his jaw tackle, but to provo that he
was not lying about his former calling,
produced badge of the Crescent News
company. Whether he was the bona
iide proprietor Of the insignum, or
merely had it to divert sus-
picion and court acqua 1tance-
ship, is not known, but certainly
Tom is above the average single.
handed talker Of the book. agent persua-
sion, and seemingly has his wits at his
tongues end. The other boys claimed
to have first seen the light in the city of
Chicago, and alleged that they had
drifted into Texas in the search of en-
ployment. All three, according to their
accout, were put off the
train at Grand Prairie with
only joint capital of Is cents to pro-
coed on. The probabilities are that tho
grand jury viii release them, with an
injunction to leave the state as fast AS
their legs can let them. Mr. +. IL.
Miller, the party robbed, was visiting
Mr.. M j.. Morris, relative. After the
robbery they entered the house through
another door and asked for something
10 eat, which was given them.
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Mlssinp MIfn nnh rhnh-

Mr.. j. o. Stone, residing ON 1.-Two Oak
street, near tho convent, left his store
ON Elm street rs noon yesterday, gong
home as usual To dinner. lie found the
doors and windows securely locked and
n note tackled upon an awning post,
which read as follows: Dear husband
Doubtless you will be surprised to find
matters thus, but can't help IL. | must
go TO j. II. Websters, 70l Elm street.
aud have Minnio's picture taken. Web
ster IS making his host cabinet photo
graphs at "a a dozen. This low price
will last only ten days. ANNIE.
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CITY Court,

City VS.. Squire Miller, q. Tolbert, l..
Battiste, Albert Blrdan, Henry Caruth,
w. Hale, Dick Shepherd, Bud Middle
ton, Fayette HALFWAY and J 90 Ford, all
colored, We're fined $40 each for gam
bling.
City W.. j. Weaver, Billy Virgins,
Billy Tignor, gaming; discharged.
City VS.. Lank Linn and b. Rowland,
gaming; continued.
City VS.. Perry Webster, Frank Mills,
9, Thompson, intoxication; fined SO
each.
City VS.. Albert Brdan, cursing and
swearing; fined "a.
City VS.. G. Thompson, cursing; dis
missed
City VS.. Henry Harris, carrying pistol
discharged.
City VS.. NJ. Holland, obstructing
street; fined So.
City VS.. Stephen Price, obstructing
street; discharged.
City VS.. Tom Flood, Dick Mason and
Frank Martin, robbery; transferred.
City VS.. Alfred Boyd leaving team I'M
guarded; discharged.
City VS.. j. b, Simpson and Norton,
falling to repair sidew Tx, continued.
City vs.. Win higgins, fighting; tined
81.
City VS.. II. Able, obstructiug street
discharged.
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CONFINED WlIH
Great ReIpactii0l Power
THEY ARE AS
TRANSPARENT and G0L0RLESS as LIGHT
ITSELF and for sOETNEss of ENDURANCE
to the EYE can not be eXcclled, en-
abling the wearer to read for
hours without fatigue.
In fact they are
-
PERFECT SIGHT PRE- SERVERS

NJ. b. AICK0& q co., Druggists, are nv
only agents in Dallas, where o large assnrt-
ment 81 m Speci8cle5 and Patent Spring
Eye Glasses can be found and adapted to
u conditions of the eye.
w WILL MS * Co, Druggists, Agents,
in FORT Worth
BASS & BRO, Terrell.
y, PATTERSON u co. Ennis.
w. r. BUSH, Greenylile.
DIR. MlCHAHD, MeHia.
LAKE y MCFARLIN, MSrshaI.
CASTLES & MORRISON. Waco.
FAUGHr 4 BRO, Denton.
DR. GOODNIGHT, Wills Point.
DH MUSlCK, Pittsburg.
Vaughn \ CUMMINGS, sulphur Springs
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Before buying anything for Christmas
we would advise you TO go and see the
large stock of holiday goods at J. b.
Fears, 5Oj Main street. II YOU want
something cheap. mediumly expensive,
very fine and OF the latest designs you
will see them all there.
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Mrs. Mary c. Davis, 2ij Jackson
street, Houston, says: 81 was troubled
with liver complaint, Browns Iron
Bitters restored my health. My sister
whose system was impaired from the
ELECTS of malaria, seeing the good 70,
suits al tho medicine upon me, tries il
with equal success.r
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Death of Mir. y. j. FrnnI,.

I'd Frank died last evening at the
city hospital. His funeral Will take
place thus 10 a, M, from the under
takers establishment Of p. w. Iinskie.
corner of Main and Harwood streets, to
Trinity cemetery. Friends and ac
quaintances of tho deceased are invited
to attend the funeral. The deceased
leaves wife TO mourn him.
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Winter Quarters,

There are just now over sixty thor
oughbred racers, trotters and PAGERS
domiciled in the stables at the race
track In the suburbs of this city. Among
mem are numb red the hest blooded
aud fast NJ stoeds In the United states,
There will be, doubtless, other acouisi.
lions. The stock are members OF the
general circuit OF the country.
which has recently concluded
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Sure toPlease You An.

Just the thing for Christmas, is what
may be said of the hundreds of new
and attractive articles which make I'M
our stock of elegant holiday goods.
seasonable, new novelties, not shown
elsewhere; all standard STYLES In great
variety, at Knepny ~ Sons jewelry
store.
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Human skelrinn, rnnnh.

The force at work excavating prepara-
tory to laying the foundation of the new
brewery, on the site of the old powder
magazine, unearthed yesterday five
human skeletons several feet below tho
sur ace. They were in straight row
ana only few feet apart. They are in
Al PROBABILITY the remains of some of
the early setticrs OF this city.
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n Fatal Runaway.

Monday afternoon, while Mr.. William
Overton, his wife, infant son and Mrs
Willick, mother of Mrs. Overton, were re.
turning home from visit to a neig hbor
about four miles out on the Lisbon road,
the team ran away throwing them out,
seriously injuring Mrs. Willick and
killing the baby. Mr.! and Mrs. Over.
ton. escaped with only few slight
bruises.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-10

Miss III. L. Garrison, 30 Victoria
street. San Antonio, SAYS: 81 was
troubled with indigestion aud headache.
lie than ono bottle of Browns Iron
Bitters removed my comp aint. | heart.
lily recommend it,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-10

A disease that has appeared TO battle
medical science is that known by the
designation of "Bright's disease OF the
Kidneys" A powerful enemy of this
dread destroyer has appeared in Mish-
ier's Herb bitters. George Rusler, of
Hinkletown, Pennsylvania, writes: 81
was cured of Brighps kidney disease
by the use of your great household
remedy. was previously attended by
prs. Winter, Rutter and Martin. Mish-
ler,s Herb Bitters wrought the happy
change in my case"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-10

Many cosmetics for the complexion
have from time to time been put upon
the market. But none have stood tho
test as has Pozzoni's medicated com.
pleNion powder lt Is an absolute
curative for blotches, discolorations,
freckles, etc. For sale by druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-10

Mrs. NJ. A. Moore, 2g3 Prairie street.
Houston, says: "llaving used Browns
Iron Bitters for fover and ai,ue. malnrial
levers and as general tonic, | take
pleasure in recommending IL. 1 be-
lleVe 1t tn be n preventive for many of
the complaints peculiar TO our southern
climate
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EOR SA.r

4 Oh >ALE-A BAG8AIN-El,EGAvr
a so o"h' nMr iurultTe. fixture. i'm o,tvo
IN1'i"s mas ~ I'm loratiuu. an T.; 5oi"y
s"'d pay ~ business; own y r;,u't .iSt,i',ia,
i,'.,'i " ~ .l'l"H Is r'asou iar SO ling al.
,75 -, !, 80 :, = :; :. ~ deIo2t
Eph bALE-qNE Pa LOR SET. ICE
cnest aud other household ruruitn,a IN
Hn'ehald condition; must al he sold wt,biu
one we r. pply 10 MRS, II. Conn, So Weo5
street, Dallas. ''y Jo %Cga
EORSAl .h-HOTELA AND KiSTII Te1TI
L containing rooms. centrally Iocais5
wen estdn,iS cd and doing Il guul' bl>ine.s
""uEes' W - tARhING?oN, Tyler, Texas
.-.---y.- deaf
HON SALE-StNEN ZINE Jersey
Il and Hols Gin bciiors I'm cal. part in n1Iis
ana one tne y,arling hu for Sale: wi, Inc
SOFA low az IncC Address or ru nn 1, N
IloLDER, DALLAS, ~ George Hole. de7.}I
L'OR SALE-FiN ~, PURE BRrD 3ND
= aociimHed Jersey heiiers ana ows: also
| tlio.'lelhS ny riverside StOcN Farm, intersec
1,ol VI Jefferson ana Cochran sts. Gel.lm
SNuE "a IN OK ENCHAN EFuKH0USE
a anC lQl IN city OF allas--A farm OF nd
acres, D mllos northwest OF Dallas. an Mis-
| sou'l fWiu railroad. For ua'ticliIgrs rn.
MY 10 nR j. II GUNS, GJ7 En 81 DIS Il
| ,Wh ShLE-ABUuT NUUU ACRES OF
l. lauo ln the choicest gIa2.na d,,irlc, Of
d drMar' ihr Cnncho river runs through the
phuudrf. 4 splandii n,, rT,,i ii't a'''t.'1
stock idlm Offered lor - ti,,SS .9' 'D'
gain. Terms: Atnnt mi c.,,, ny i',,, '-
years ~ 10 per cent Interest. For price
! Manager i'uItpd 'Trodir,ts i;,r,r,n,,, 80 L.,
| Cny,i. ''''''HH ''"' PNl!' Coo 90
,,,,i,- ~ ny 90, 'o.'u
| u %y-,-,no,,, h,-i w. XXX. IN, l.NNl
uer OF Cro.dr. and Tnrips ,i,,... ' W.,
100, Main .t,rl. mean. Ii,.v,,, o. '.' ',' i'S
! houses of, and tIco,n. t,yi n,t,,s "," i .
| east OF Fuif f,r.,tu,Js, 80, .l"'' ,"'su-
80, corner OF Corsicana ana Browtrr Stry,.,s.s
acres WITH houses, ! Hud s. rooms, Engi pal.
| as northeast OF fuif Grounds ;"-rlDIl house
! 10Y 1lNN, corner Griffin aud Gibbs streets.
! lots ana >, q aud a2euch GUXl"l. I'm Niidic.
| iHh sNICdlohi Adjoining and wps, OF FAN
! HtoUndsi lot aONtU, corner Griffin rB tkHpI
! streets; iGi 90. loo. i,Is H.iv f..,..r.l ~ H..
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Paralysis,
DEAFNESS, running sores, salt rheum,
neuralEGl, diseased liver, Bright's dis
ease of the kidneys, diabetis, discharges
of all kinds; cure guaranteed. Giles
Liniment lodide Ammonia and Giles,
Pills. Sold 10y all druggists.
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Losr

oat-A' ttAKbt o. Il. or T., =. q. -. +.
1 Hhd IL, ui IL, On san jt"iutu or ElmS
,ihr, r,wnri VIII paid fog It's return q
nkuruNAiS FOR pulLDiNG MATER
4 Ms-SUprrInt nurnte Office Dallas,
iuN,is, nvtcuihvr IL, 1851, Scaled proposal Y
.nl b ,rivcd at thus uflic" until tie 10Y
msterluls, stone, biicNs cement, line anu
snnd rcQnir I'm huiuing tn has nicnt ava
'ian wal the u =. Cuuit-houir aud tcsi.
oillce NJ Dallas, Texas al bids should pe
accompanied " It'll samples at the nat tt.nls
\ sup rinleuden,, dcsc.e W,
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nALbAS COUNTY COM MIsSIONERS'
~ Count, November fern. A. u. 1854:
November 20, lSsL--The follow NC order wls
mode and entered, tO-wit: Ordered, That
the clerk OF this court be directed to ndycr-
Use for bidders for the following purposes.
to-wit: FirSt-FOr superiutent ent Of The
lailaS county fa' m from January J, lsSj, to
January ], 1856, bidders to state Ralury per
month. 0ecund-FOr physician for the
Dallas county Hrm for one year from Janu-
my Z, 1850, bidders 10 state $ iarg per month.
Ihird-Fur "a county physician TO attend the
inil and p9upers rot ON the county farm for
one year nom january !, lss5, bid1ers 10
state salary Der month. fpUrth-FOr sex
ION Tor Tue county 20 bury the INDECENT DOR
Tor oi year from January /, lsSj. Fifth-Fur
lGru shiug medicine 10 the inmates Of the
jazz oud INDECENT raorugt on the crun y inrm,
bidders 10 state the price per prescription,
All bios TO Ice iilei with the county clerk or
county judge, aaj 90 ho opened by the court
on Monday December S, 1854, ana the county
expressly reserve, tue rigbttp reject amy on
t.! h.ns mat may Joe presented.
hereby certify thHt The above is true and
correct copy OF the order alpt said, as appears
rom Che minutes olsiid court made a; "a d
term.
y. A.l-5iycn unde my hand aud official
seat az once, u 'it city Ut Dallas, this DIST
day oi November, y. %. lrs
W. VI. c. HILL,
'NufE Jerk btllnsvouutv V14v o
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Mr.. Z. b. Albers, with G. w. Preston
q Co., Galveston, says: "Having used
Browns Iron Bitter5 as n tonic and ap-
petizer | can cheerfully endorse il as
being the best tonic now offered to the
nnhlirO
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Mrs. g. w, Moore, Austin, says:
"Brown's iron Bitters cured me of gen.
eral debility. 1t is with pleasure that /
add my testimony to the thousands,
who, like myself, have been blessed bv
this wonderful medicine"
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We would call attention TO the stock
OF books and holiday goods at j. n,
Fears book store, 800 Main street. No.
where In the city can you DO 80 ontcr-
tanned Tor an hour or two as In looking
through his immense stock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-10

INuR RENT - NIrFLY Fi pXfsUFD
y room, suitable foi one or two gentlemen;
two uuuruiShcI rooms, SUIT. lir Tor gentle
men or gentle man aud wife No. 8 Harwu.d,
D' wr'u nm aud lucld uVct ne. de,.7t
HOR II NI-ON SWISS ,NI.NUE. NE.
j tween Eond and t,,tr,,, - ~ , 90
twO-Stury, seven room housr. i.,,5d ,,rlI IVA.
ltr' stable Uud buggy.hlusr: price reduced
rom $50 EIptr month Annly To =. II
MCBWht Veal Estate Agent lvli elm n.
,IOh NENI--N -,t~iI( f,-,iI,Ss-
y suiaulr i.r i,lo .'.,., ~ ., .,,i'HA MJISS-i
J0'ks1u S. no9if
F,JK ntyy-i--tFl ..7..-.-.,,,.,, ~,
y LAND CutfpN N " - V,'.D
l3llR. dl,U, I, nj. .irsc, o., ,.' .t",m III,
i,p, Wn,I ~, -. ~" S,.,'', "-lN IA hvu~s' W.
. room, So, ,oru,r RuS> ny,nu, nnd Ger.
mania street. 3- upt, G,p., ,lI.i Sis, an
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Mrs. ]. II. Gray, 1870 Mckinney street,
Houston, says: ~ took Browns Iron
Bitters for torpid liver and headache,
ana can endorse IL as the most reliable
medicine ever tried. Other members
OF my family have received great ben
eft from its use"
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Mr.. G.. A. Bridge, 81 Victoria street
San Antonio, says: 81 was greatly
weakened from hemorrhage ofthe blad.
der. Browns Iron Bitters restored my
health. Ny wife was also benefited
from its use, for general debility
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The poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself with so-called Troches and
thereby upset his stomach without cur
ing the troublesome cough, should take
our advice and use at once Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and get well.
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Mrs. l., V. Davis, SS6 Pacific avenue,
Dallas, says: "Good results are bound
to follow tho use of Browns Iron Bit
tors,"
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AsslGNsEs NOTICE.

hAhLAS, TENAS, DECEMBER ., 1854
~ NoLco Is hereby given thut ON he lnih
al! or NuNcmhcr, 1851, $. }. All. ms, dn,ur
business under the name OF Adams a Leon.
ara, OF said city of pallss, convened ana rs.
signed u me, W. II. Fuppcn, of sain ,itv.us
assignee. Mlhs property ana all the pr6n.
e,N teNery desc iptiou owned ur used hy
Nun IN conducting The hankit business I'M
DER tht arm name Of Adams 4 Leonard IN.
Guiding hlsown interest IND that or the ps
W'e ct H. l., Leonard, deceased. except sucb
Wupei " ass exempt frhm cNpcut on under
!he laws oi Texas, for the purprseu at co,yort,
ulg tne eaine INTO money to h. distributed
among uch OF HIS ,,odi,ors only as W0r,d
consent 10 accept their plopornonittc sNpro
ui ms estate tld discharge lin nom thor
respective claims; provided, that he should
NOT pr dlsehR GET from liability TO any c,c,ll.
tlr VINO tne5 NOT receive ns much ms one.
thlrd OF Tie amount uus aud claimed ia his
lNNur uS n valid claim against his pttote,
Notcs lS further given that ~ thu citti-
l1ts ui spiu asSignee cOnseu,ing TO such py.
slghm' nj must make known O ~. their
consent IN writing wi'hn four months nitoI
ne publication of this notice, ana Tint pu
creuitor not asserting shall receive or take
any benefit under said assignment.
W, II. FLlPrEN, Assignee,
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Silver Moon Restaurant, no Elm
street. Best location In thecity. Has a
good trade and Is good chance for cash
customers. Good reasons for selling.
Apply at once.
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Mr.. Alfred Wisbey, 800 Austin street,
Houston, says: 81 suffered from gen
eral debility and loss of Appetite. After
taking few doses of Browns hon Bit
ters my appetite returned and my health
improved in every respect
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pInnoa for tbo IIol dn,.

A fine stock of uhitAor ny, Mathushel<
and other tiue makes of pianos arc be-
Ing e,eived at g. IL. Edwards, 1888 and
l35 Main street.
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Go to the and 10 cent store opposite
the HERALD Office, for any kind Of toys;
Santa Claus for children. Mr.. Moore
is selling them lower than anyone else
in town.
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LoRn ~ FRrInrna.

II yau use Angelica, sherry, Tokay,
Pot, Claret, or any other wines, COME
aud See us.
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Mr.. r. ID. Bryant, Houston, says: 81
have used Browns Iron Bitters in
my family for two years with good re.
sults.u
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DALLAS, TEXAS, December 4, lsSi.-All
persons indebted TO S. j. Adams or Adams a
ION, hisnha Il on November 10, l.si, are hereby no.
Duiiaii = OF L ippcn, Adoue 4 Lohil, ON thp
south sid" of Elm street. Dallas, Texas. and
mako payment; otherwise their pnner will
= placed IN the hands OF nltorrcys FOR col
lection. W. IL. tIippEN,
Assignee Of S,J,Adams and Adams 4 Leonard
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To be published in some newspaper for 50
days, and Ofths precept and how you have
executed the same, GA make due return.
Circuit Court OF the United States for The
Northern judicial District OF Texas, in the
Fifth Circuit, at Dallas.
Il. h.l-GiVen under my hand and The seal
of said court, Gt office, II the city of Dallas.
this 9th day Of December, 1881
y. j. HOUSTON, Clerk,
U. ). Circuit Court, Dallas, Texas.
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TuEY MUST NE rtsrn.

- uLR!FFS sALE--A FINE STOCK OF
goods TO be sold. Twin sell nj sherlti-.
I.ie, w Denton, Texas, on December u. 1854.
port, Invoicing SEA 70aa6. Terms. cnsh n n
MCDONALD, !shcrtG Denton county, Texas.
does Of
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Silver plated table knives, triple
plate, stamped kneyily & Son, Dallas
icxas. Price, 81 15 per dozen.
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twenty Dollars Worth OF Clothing fol

We have invested thousand of dollars
at recent forced sales in the east. We
guarantee good $40 suit, which sold in
former years at $50.
REIEHARDr, the Clothier.
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va AM hlJ--nN rHI Bod 10 x ,S1Si
,io, that they can buy the very finest ,V W.
towering shrubs, roses, etc an ,l''f t ,reeS,
piH2nI OUT trees, furnish fine red graveI , we
Oh ana make walks, sod lawns, ma az lay
E,al landscapa gardening p q. Rov I i9o gen
~ HOWELL, Nurseryman and Fruit G p5 D.
house. A'luu court
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"a Ls q y. ,pproveor your smoking "1it.
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Breathes there man with soul so dead,
Who never TO himself hath said:
what is there here to conquer painen
And thereupon his words recoil,
And answer, buy st. Jacobs Oil
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EOit HOTEL AND KESIAtIe1Zi
1 containing rooms, centrally locM@
wen esldn,l5 cd and doing Il good bn>ines,
"udfess W. T. HARRINGTON, Tyler. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-10

Hon sALE-StNEN ZINE JERSEY
Il aud Hols Gin hciiers IN cal. part in mix
a lI., one me ythriing hu for sale; vii, be
S%iIu low ~ uncc address or ca on &. d.
noLDER, Dallas, 81 George Hole. de7.G
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No mother should be without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY
For sale.

which cures all female diseases An
makes all women happy.
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W Al nj WOMAN 10 10 On Va % -
- housewQlk. Apply to I'D. s. A 55l..l, t
20. ana I5J Elm street, corner sy ,',,n0N,
-----------------------. unoGtf
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k'uk oALlt-tOEU and -IONt WOOD
a ~ tUy quantity and best quality; over
.''NV vuui, on uSud, Also. WJniuu Goo hUy cut-
ton seed aud seed cotton M h,oh,,t market
pr'"u. 4. nYSTERUAVIi. SpI5.tf
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EOR SALE-uNE p IOR SET IcF
e,iesy and other household furniture IN
. D'eholi condition; must al he sold within
one we r. Apply 10 Mrs Il. Conn, Sl5 W%5
:, INNS. - del7l