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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-02

lie nstructs the Neighbors in Swine Sur
gerry, and Tells Why Pork Swell- in the
Barrel.
81 don't guess nothing about; | know
tbs so, and that's all there is to il >" said
Salathiel Ward, taking out Quid of
navy plug and shifting his position.
SalathieIS remarks were OccaSioncd by
Il discussion among some of his neigh
bors as TO whether salt made pork swell
IN the barrel. lie came along and Joined
mem III the debate ut very oppOrtune
time.
"Let me tell YOU" he continued; "it
war in the fan Of Y that had a shotc.
Just like onto yourn, deckin-looked
near enough like him to be his twin
and he wouldn't fat, nary bit. | Gin
him more'n thirty bushels o. meal, and
he war poorer when | got done than he
war when fust begun. knowed what
aided him at once. Twas a black.
holler tooth that wouldn't let him fat.
SO one day Jest TUX and yanked out
the tooth, and then / did something bv
accident like that made me sure o what
I'm tellin' ye.n
whats that, Artemas?" asked two or
three; this name, ARENAS, being one
they had given him because he had no
1 N''''''''''N' W. til' itdl uNulOIlSt OF
that name.
"Wait till We hear. 1t wur this way:
! khoWed as had TO put some salt i'm a
hole cut on the back on his neck aforc
he would lay on flesh any, so | caught
him and got his head right atween my
Sims, and do you believe me? As soon
as the critter felt the knife a-cuttin' into
his neck he made squeal and a iump
and went out from under me quicker'n
seat. lie Jest ruined thraugh atween
my legs and drawed that knife the hull
length on him. 1t cut "A purity cash.
clean from his ears to his tail"
81 don't see what that has got TO do
with what makes pork swell" remarked
an Ola farmer, VINO was wal itching a flock
OF crows that had just alighted in his
corn field.
You Jest hold turn till I git done.
Will you? As | was a-saying, that cut
was bad one, and the critter wasn't
with sewing up. So Jest het up llet-
tie of water and stuck my knife into
together side Of his neck, and dressed
him and sailed him down. twas mighty
mean pork and no mistake, and | REQ.
koned we should hev To fare slim for
pork an cabbage that winter. Bv Gosh.
the rlne in some places war thickcrp
the meat llOwmsoever, laid it down
IN salt, and thought no more about il
I'LL Mirandy come to me one day
ana SIez, seq she, 'Slath,
the pork barrels husted.' wont
down cellar and there, sure enough,
every hoop was broke clcarn two. | pot
some Norway iron ones over To The
blacksmith shops, and when / come to
take the pork out ~ that barrel. by
Jecms, if it hadn't growod in Thickness,
nearly double. 10 was i'm biz white
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-02

torty-tive years old, has had considera-
BILE experience both as a teacher and
Superintendent of public schools, EN-
braclng over twenty-five years. He
was Superintendent of the public schools
of Shelbyville, Indiana, and Louisville,
and had charge of the schools
of Lawrence, Kansas. The salary of the
Superintendent is fixed at 81 800 per an
mum. The following resolution was
adopted by the board:
Resolved, That it shall be stipulated
in the contract with the superintendent
and teachers of the public
free schools of the City of Dallas
that they shall give their entire
time and attention to the educational in
terest of the City of Dallas, and shall
not be permitted to engage in any other
avocation so long as they remain in the
employment of the city as superintend-
ent or teacher, and that such employ
ment i'll any other avocation shall annul
their contract.
The newly-elected Superintendent
and Board Of Examiners will meet
Monday at 3 p. M. at the Office of Mr.. II.
d. Coughanour for the purpose of per-
fecting an organization Of the public free
schools.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-02
A TIDAL WAVE.
BLAINE AND LOGAN OPPOSITION.
George w. Curtis, Prof. Scelye, Rev. Ia
con and Others-Wild CranISs Max
ing Spiteful Remarks-Com-
mittee of One Hundred,

New York, July 26.-Mr. George Wal
ton Green, the Secretary of the Execu-
tive committee of Independents and Re
publicans, said this morning: 81 re-
ceived letter to-day from one of the
Secretaries of the Committee of One
Hundred, in Boston, in which he saws
that he has received reports from most
of the local organizations in Massachu-
sets, and that everywhere the re-
suit of the conference is heartily an
proved. The conference had to satisfy
The wishes of large class of voters i'm
Massachusetts who desired to act out
side of party lines, and ct the same time
adopt a course which would be in ac-
cordance with the sentiment of many
Republicans in Connecticut and else
whore in New England, and who wish
to continue in the Republican
ranks, but ut the same time are
enlisted in the movement TO de-
feat Mr.. Blaine. The conference, in
adopting the course it did, has met with
the approval OF both of these classes Of
voters, and for this reason the title Of
independents and Republicans was
adopted. We are constantly receiving
letters in which the writer's say that,
although they are Republicans, they
believe that the interests Of that party
will be best served by the defeat
Of the National ticket. The confer
ence was peculiar in this respect, that
Whlle 1t was in part a representative
body, there were fifteen or twenty
organizations represented by delegates
who were instructed as to what line of
policy they should carry out. 1t was
on the other hand composed in large
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City Court.

city VS.. G. Dennaman, - Oliver, W.
IL. Harris, Van Stacke, permitting stock
to run at large; discharged.
City VS.. Josephine Hauklin, vulgar
language; continued.
City VS.. g. Green, j. Cav, T. Layton.
lighting; fined 81 each.
City VS.. G. II. Purrell, b. Woods, fight
ing; dismissed
City. vs. G. +. Edwards, intoxicated:
fined So.
City VS.. Mark Ryan, Tom Fitzgerald.
interfering with private property; dis
missed.
City VS.. I. p. Strouble, loud and bois-
ferrous language; discharged.
city VS.. Oscar GoOdcn, Misses Rur-
nett, permitting stock to run at large;
dismissed. .
city VS.. Mrs. Jackson, assault and
battery; continued.
CITY VS.. John Funk, vagrancv: dis
charged.
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Melons for The Million.

There is great rejoicing in the CITY of
culture. The learned professor has laid
aside his Latin lexicon and looks nm
with an expression Indicative of pr6-
found contentment. The classical
maiden has removed her spectaclcs and
her lace seems refulgent with hope and
ialth. The studiOus small boy has rerk-
lessly flung away his Greek grammor
and actually attempts to emulate tho
examples of less learned lads by trying
10 turn u sOmersault The colored citi-
len's classic countenance is lightened
up win q gigantic grin, and the only
portion of his ewes that is visible riycs
evidence that he is indulging in in
trospection. The grave physician
chucklcs softly to himself as he pre-
pares prescriptions which will soon be
needed by suffering patients. One
steamer from Georgia brought To Boston
the other day 37,OOOmelons.- New York
Morning Journal.
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Atthe StGeorge; c L Mcdonald, waxa.
hachiei James Blasingame, Greenville;
j E Maynor, 5 + McNear, Texas: J II
Gulledge, Pianos George Reigor, Colo
RADIO Cityi j A Sarglry, Plano; A j Ora.
ham, Lewisville; f d Halsev. II ID
Halsey, New lork;J X Adams, Long.
view; Frank Baze, Big Springs; & II
Blake, Mexia, Texas; q { Mountcnstle.
Alleni T A Porter, Lancaster, Texas; /
y Reinhardt, wife and children, lincoln.
ton, North Carolina;T 5 Burnett, MONT
cello, Mexico; w A Rush, Allen; NJ O
MASON, Waco, Texas; Z y Barnes, Green-
slIle, Souin Carolina; Laing, Weather
y Patterson, Ennis; W II Wilson. ] n
Harris, Decatur.
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LOCAL LORE.
GENERAL IMPROVEMENT NOTES.
The Stock Ordinance Not Enforced-Fine
Sample of Growing Cotton-The
Chicken Thieves Still Make
Their Midnight Calls.
Some Building Dots.


The four story building of Sanger
Bros, adjoining their store ON Elm
street, is a handsome structure. The
stone front and decorations are neat and
city like.
The three story building of Mr.. Frank
Moore, on Elm street at the intersection
Of Murphy, is nearing completion and
when finished will be one of the hand
soonest buildings in the city.
The two three-story buildings on the
south side of Elm street, Just east of
Murphy street, are rapidly approaching
completion.
That of Messrs. Mitchell IL Scruggs, on
the north side of Elm, between Murphy
street and Sycamore street, is building,
and will be mammoth building.
The walls of Mr.. +. Cockrell's build
ing, corner of Main street and Field
street, which will be three or four stories
high, and extend through to Commerce
street, is assuming proportions.
There are numbers OF other buildings
now being built, too numerous to men
ton.
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PantOpS Academy, N yiiis c Hiraiais
For Boys and Young Men. Fully egiIipned.
Begins september 10Th. Send for cotaloTue'
ItEN. EDGAR WOODS, Phi. d. r. n.,..,,
JOHN r. SAMPSON, A. M.,( Co-Princpals.
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Twenty Thousand Dollars for the Free
Grass Organ,


Conversing last night with one of the
most intelligent and truthful men i'm all
North TcNas-a gentleman Travelled.
learned, read and experienced, some
curious and interesting facts were
cleaned. "What is the extent of the
iree-grasS movement in your section9n
said the Capital man. "Thc people. :"
said the gentleman, "arc about equally
divided on the subject. You see many
read the Gazette and no other papcr.
and that paper takes good care
to publish only the free grass side
oil the question, and they are therefore
not fairly informed as to the real status
OF the question. The syndicatcs and
large pasture men raised $4,000 to urop
agate their peculiar theory of frce-graSs.
ana 1t Is presumed the Gazette received
all or the creator part thereof to make
the hight in the interests of these mon
Two or three other small papers may
nave received a pittmce, but il is he
lleVed the Gazette got the bulk of the
corruption mnd. The pretended fight
IN the interest OF the settler, rs against
the, syndicates and large pasturemen is
all bosh-a snare to catch the unwnrv
and deceive the people generally. -.Aus.
tin Capital
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At the last municipal election the tax
payers of Dallas voted on the stock or
dinance, and by "a good majority said
that they were opposed to stock being
permitted to run at large in the city
limits. 1t was duly declared by the CITY
Council a law, and the police have
promptly arrested persons who violated
it, and impounded the stock caught
running loose. These parties are
arrested and taken before the
Mayor to be tried for violation of the
city ordinance, but his Honor is evi.
IDENTITY opposed to the law ~ he turns
the parties brought before him loose.
The officers are getting tired of making
arrests for the fun of the thing, and not
withstanding the people have voted to
Keep the stock penned it looks as though
they are to be turned loose on them
again,
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The Locomotive of To-day.

The locomotive of to-day is a giant by
the side of the production of 1851. The
New York Central express engines is q
very Anak. Its weight is $1,000 hounds.
or nearly two and half times heavier
than its above mentioned prototvpo.
The cylinders are eighteen Inches by
tWenty-lour. The average mans head
is far below the top of the driving
WheG!S, which are seventy-ive inches
IN diameter. In 1851 New York
express passenger locomotive tray
eled 22OOO miles in year; last
year inc average mileage per en-
glne stood between 10000 and sOOU
miles. \ locomotive for express passcn-
ger service cost, taking the oNparienc,
Of the last few years, from S3.5uO To $40
00O To build. In comparing the loco
motives of to-day and a quarter of a cen.
Jury ago you viii notice that while the
weight of the whole machine has beer
increased greatly, certain of the dimen-
,lOnS nave not much altered. This Is
because we are limited i'm various way,
in constructing locomotive, We can
not make the body over Ger
tain width because of the gauge
pt the track; not over certain
height, because we must kcepthc center
Oh gravity NJ about the same position, not
oNeracertain icnglh, because Ofth0 wheel
centers, So the locomotive must al
ways remain nearly the same i'm form.
IL IS to increased capacity of boilers that
we must look for Increase OF power. st
present, an express locomotive boiler i-
VI eighty horse power, that is, if ii were
in a stationary engine that would lc IL,
capacity. Bat when the locomotive i.
drawing n train OF ears az five miles an
hour, the boiler supplies the strength of
30 horses, and ut torty-fvc miles am
hour, the power expended is equal to
that of from zoo To 500 horses. That's a
curious fact, isn't tic Cot and ca.
hOOse.
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Fine Cotton,

Mr.. j. NJ. Patterson showed a HERALD
reporter yesterday a stalk of cot
ton which had twenty-fom bolls
on it and, counting those that
are coming they made in ali
lOC; 1t was taken from his farm five
miles north of this city and is but a
sample of his crop, rs he did not select
the stalk. He says all the bottom cot
ton, or that nearest the ground, is good
and that if it rains within the next few
daysa splendid crop will be raised.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-02
Beat UP in o Fight.

News reached the city yesterday of a
fight near Lawrence, between Col. Hib-
Ter, formerly resident of this city, and
Mr. John Overton of Lawrence, in which
the former was severely hurt. They
quarrelled about some wood and Thurs
day as Col. Hibler was passing Overton
called to him that he wished to see him.
They began to abuse each other. Over
ton had a club in his hand and Col. Hib-
Ter picked up the tooth of Il harrow and
started for him, but Overton struck him
over the head and body with the club
lnillcting several severe wounds. Over
ton was arrestedand placed under bond.
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Oriental


one night, the poor disconsnlats
Young h1ircSs In her bnudoir safe.
Would were beautiful or dendv'
why sou asked Jenny. Don't you see
Dc Smyth won't mll In love with mel
What's gold to mef What's lewolsg What
Inc splendid mansion have cote
I'm hal my wealth I'd gladly part,
II could win my Alfred's heart"
give me thousand dollars, Miss,
Aud YOU shall have that much priced bliss. -
zone thousandl Jennyin Julia said,
III double that the day we'ru wcsw
lis done' exclaimed the lady's maid,
"And don't go back from what you've said"
CANTo n.
That night, the magic rites begin,
WIN mysterious compound, which
Made her complexion white aud rich.
Frecklcs and plmples nided away,
Like darkness, at the smile OF dHy.
"uow was Il done?" now fair Julia cries.
III tell you how" the maid replies;
Ihat peerless skins bright snowy CLEAN
\ on owe 10 Oriental Cream"
10 close the story, let me say
The pair were married yesterday.
Ana sent, for darling Cupid's sake,
l0ouraudT Felix mighty slice OF cake.
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Observation-Disclosures CHAM
W hermuid and waiter; both must give
good reference; Barnes hOlr,c, Albany, Tex,
d, 10 Barnes, Proprietor ju-0-iL
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The skin is of that delicate nature upon
which the most Improvement can he
made, and by the use of Po2zonis medi-
Gated complexion powder all roughncSs,
SulloWncsS and irritation can be over
como, leaving the skin dclica.ely white,
soft and smooth. This preparation has
a worldwide reputation, So no fear need
Ice entertained of the result. Sold by all
druggists.
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superintendent of Free scbooI..

The Board of public free schools mot
Yesterday for the purpose of clocting a
superintendent of the public schools of
me city In accordance with the school
ORDINANCE recently passed by the civ
Council. There were nino applicants.
OUT OF which number Professor W
~; boil. who IL mt nrosent
Win the firm of J. b. Walk ms.
was elected. The vote was taken bv
III o. Prof. Boil, who Is somo
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The specinl pollce Retninoh.

The Police Board met yesterday at the
City hall, and after discussing the mat
ter at length, concluded to keep twelve
special police on the force while lon
ger. City Marshal Arnold was of the
the opinion that the city having quoted
down, that the regular force would be
sufficient, but the board thought differ
emily.
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Military DrilI md nnn.

The Dallas Rifle company of infantry
and artillery will give grand eXhibi.
ton drill and ball at Shady View park
Tuesday, August the 9Th. There will be
a street parade ut , p. IN, artillery drill
at p. m, Iouave drill at $50 D. m. and
infantry drill at q p. M, the whole TO
conclude with a grand ball at night.
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HANiED-tlFrN LADIES TO MAKE
W pants, drawers, uyuralls and shirts
now Is the Time to secure good positions APP
ply between andS o'clock. BlANKFNniP
Il BLAKE. ivah.iv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-02

Abilene precinct has near seven hun
drcd voters. But of the Twenty-Five del
egates selected by the grab process,
.hcre were four saloon men, five I. y.
rplllemen, three lawyers and but one
kcpuhllcan From the number of Re
pu9licans who signed theft =. document
ana VINO were in the primary meeting.
the reporter thinks it but Just that they
should have had as many delegates MS
the cattlemcn.- Abilene Repnrtcr.
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STILL MORE SO.

WIN mcdonald, AG Dearborn street, Chi.
coro, gratefully acknowledges IA curp Of Fr.
helna, or salt Rheum, on head, neck face.
arms, ANA legs for seventeen years; not nble
10 move, except on hands and knees, for ono
year. not able To help himself for eight years;
tried hundreds or remedies: doctor pronn,,nri
"a his case hopeless, permanently cured by
the tVrfCVuA RgNpnrta 'N' ~
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Chicken Thieves.

Thursday night chicken thieves Wis
tied the chicken roost of Mr.. Ben Bry-
ant, who resides in East Dallas, near
the Fair grounds, and made away with
all his poultry. Chicken stealing has
peen carried ON quite extensively re-
Gently in that ueighborhood, and people
have began to lay traps for the thieves.
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WORE MONnERFrL YET

n, Il. Carpenter, Henderson. y. V, cured
OF fs,orlnsls or LoprosN OF twenty years.
most wonderful cure on record. A dustpnn.
iul 81 scales fell from him daily. physiclnns
and his friends thought he must die. Cnr,
sworn TO before Justice of the peace and
hcnderson's most prominent citizens
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WANTED.

NY ANTED--A pEpug>r,.u,r,.,,r, a.,
state. Goods manu- omfprn "III,,grn poFs&0h OF
CFACTuRER,n care Patterson a. 10 ga FL,
street. gug2-3t
GFVTs :; "A A VfPL,i5 N, -.
y intelligent man or woman i I'm a. , N ',,
liable cmplovupni to ,yriia r, ,. Plo.'
ed circulars and trrns of 10a,, ''i l az
ehrated Missouri steam VAN 'Vr ''G ct;'
reason of its great intrinsic merit Is meeting
WIN s"G4 phenomcnal success. j. WuErH
Ilh ana franklin avenue, ~, Louis, Mo.
WANTED 49, A COMPETENT srEZ6.
~ gfQpher md pcratorm the Remington
1yle-Wlller No, y. one experienced In cor.
I'Npnhurhtr preferred Apply In person TO
SCHNEIDER ~ DAVIS. lurl-St
NNANi ED-IlE MEN; Is or - GOODTIE
~ nNhtfs {" make Die, ON l. N r. e. Raj
WY, 10 Hlll'~ noflm oI Terrell, Good timber
""' wafer, 7AN. W. JONES. aUgl-U.
WANTED - SALE,lltN. ,.fsrriy,.
~ Druggist ana Grorors, 10 sen in roa.
"''..'4 WA i,GI Ihg % staple article ON
oV,,''.t' oH' Au"itsS " RMsEH g. sos. Cu-
,'''i' we We aJgl'm.
"A ~ hl---npt 3 luH.nLuN CuGM,-
W .'. b.. 'h!'.; 10 Longs Lake, SOD,
"'',l ",5I .iI'''t 'i'"N Apply $50 Elm
sur ''' wv -'- N 90,
yt'ANrEu-A u.u.ud ,..t.t6ilsr np,f Of
'H".'' "l,H another yarlNur Win let
o." or ..'i' 'e"i'e i' % lady, with privilege
"- '''N "'Nt. Apply 1t l-iH Main
,sI.'' 90
Va AAftiH-Gula no ~ELLUN COMMITS.
w. SION .'nnloH 40 Long, Lake, Soda
""'..' ~" % .'lui- NnHd' APPLY 10 NlJ Elm
sun 80 I'N'uN 20,
AZ NnItI TO FNtpIgr IHIG
" clerk, one who understand, Che business.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
-

| W,EE AREAUTHORI2EDTO ANS-g,,....---
~. T. u 1; kENDALL as a candiIotN nee
No az ga Is 'ustice OF the Peace OF Prnor re,
40. / NJ the ensuing election, Vi irecnct
w \ w arr n SS i1 ESTED 10 ANN0T=z.5,r,
~ w.. 1, STRANGE MS a cnn,iiIoott ME
county Judge at the ensuing election for
w b ARE REQ UESTEO M ~.
,, ". - Austln, of Rockwell. as ME-
Iarrant counties. i'ocNWall and
w E ;l k{EAUTHORIZEDT TO HNNy,,5, 49,
stohla ~ 0hA NJ as candidate fnr ~
ton. 'i'e ensuing eeu.
w = AVE REQ UESTED TO ANN0I7,7z,.y
y 1ENRS SCHULZ as a candida ~ ~ ME-
elce OF the Peace for Precinct No lor jus
WEAREAUrHORIZEDT0 4 \ S-1,7,,-.
~. =; T. LINT as a candidate fo,, ~, NCE
ensni in y,T o.iCe Oh County Attorney nj &C.
w EVE & "a "A ULHoRlhEDTo ANNOTfSrt,
~ p n bItASWELL as a candidatoS Sou,NEC
ensuing election. ''''' -No i at the
ANE ARE AUTHORIZED
' nouhce Mr.. c. b, GILLESPIE 81 ~ AN
II,.e i0r reelection to the Office of CoS can,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED ir1--,-..-
W nounce Mr.. Il, b. LSNGIED,. no An
1idate Tor County Treasurer Of Houias can
election inNuyember. ''"llaS county.
Va h ARE REQ GESTEBT0 WYNN.
,t,IrIJ a. ~ - bhCGARr9S q candidate for CC od
az, r., =, =, - : ~" !,
w JoTN o i.itTS re- ~ 10 ANNOUNCE
tale in Precnctt "a n Is " candidate for Con-
EyTE-I,3i. NJ. 5,I7,s,-,i;7.. az
~ " u; NJ ~ ! neg ESIED TO ANNOUNCE
election TO The once o G,,y vtrT iie for re-
7yTi.-1,,ls- 80 Ciyle
w u ~, nm ,S = E7l I'D 10 ANNOUNCE
i,, =, H. JoNES rs candidate for re-
~ i2'Ssligy SleIk'
" Ell ii to t'l-,9I ~ ULL1 Req JEST
,r,rv,V t., w "',.p''nGe lhe name OF W. II. W.
Fhilli as a candidate for Sheriff OF Dallas
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NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 CONTHACTORS-SE
- ,blds VIII bc received AT my Office Ia In, a
,lN-lnch pipe sewer nom Jpiici son street IN
Murphy street, through the blocks between
MAIN AMI Commerce streets; also 10 continue
lhe siN-lnch pipe sewer now being ipid
through block w cnst 70 n point about 30 feet
east oi Harwond street bids viii be oprncj
at the regular meeting of the CITY Council
ON tho 9TH of August. The City Council re-.
serves the right To reject amy or nll bids.
W. VI, JOHNSON, city Engineer.
DALLAS, TENAs, Jutv NJ. isSL
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The city officials and employees were
paid of yesterday for tho month of
July, which required about 5000 cash.
The special police and the large force
employed on the watcr-wurks swelled
the amount toi its undue proportions.
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SIi[E AGRICuLTllAL ami MECHlaICiL
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Inc value OF S2tO,OW. 4 practical school for
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Farmers, Engineers, Muchnists, Chemists.
Architects, Contractors and leaders IN All
business enterprises, Tuition free. An other
september /, 1854. For null particulars, nd
dress H. II, DlNMIpnIE,
Chairman OF the Faculty
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