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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23
ACT NO. la5
Amendment No. 8.

ART. 81. "The Supreme Court.
except in cases hereinafter provi-
dcd, shall have appellate jurisdic
ton only, which Jurisdiction shall
extend to all cases when the mat
ter in dispute, or the fund to be
distributed, whatever NAV be the
amount therein claimed, shall cx-
ceed two thousand dollars, excla-
-ive of interest !; to suits for di,
vorce and separation from bed and
board ; TO suits for utility Of mar.
riage to suits involving the rights
to homesleads to suits for inter.
diction and to all cases in which
the constitutionaIity or legality of
any tax. toll or impost whatever.
or of any fine, forfeiture, or penal
ty imposed by a municipal corpor-
alton shall be in contestation,
whatever may be the amount
thereof, and in such cases the ap-
peal on the law and the facts shall
be directly from the court in which
the case originated to the Supreme
Court and to criminal cases on
questions of law alone, whenever
!he punishment Of death or impris.
onment at hard labor may he in
Hundred Dollars ($300) is actual
ly imposed.
AMENDMENT ID ARTICLE
IS
Of the Constitution of the State
Relative to the Jurisdiction OF
tourts of Appcal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23

tons necessary for judges of Cir
cult Courts Of Appeal throughout
the State they shall each receive
an annual salary of four thousand
dollars, payable monthly upon
their respective warrants. Said
appeals shall Be rpon questions Of
law alone, in all cases involving
less than FIVE hundred dollars, ex-
elusive of interest. and upon the
law and the facts in other cases.
1t shall sit in the city Of New Ur
leans from the First Monday Of
November TO the last Monday Of
June in each year ; it shall have
authority TO issue writs of Manda
mus, Prohibition. Certioror, and
HqJens Corpus in aid Of its appel
late Jurisdiction"
A AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE
1855.
Of the Constitution of the State,
relative to the jurisdiction Of
the City Courts of the Parisl,
of Orleans"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23
Amendment No. I.
STATE DEBT.

ARTICLE T.. BE it ordained by
the people of the State Of Louisiana,
as provided by iaw, That the State
Debt Ordinance be amended so as
to read as follows That the in,
terest to be paid on the Consoll
dated Bonds 0! the State Of Louis
lana, be, and is herby fixed at two
per ceuium PEI, annl.m for live
years, from the first day Of Jann
airy, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty, (l880) aud four per
ccntum per annn'n thereafter, paya.
BILE scmi-aDnualIs and there shall
he levied an annual tax sufficient
for the full payment OF said interest,
not exceeding three mills, the linn
it of State Tax for all purposes
being hereby fixed a, six mills,
and said bonds and coupons shall
he duly stamped "luterest re-
! iuced to two per ccntum per an
nun, for five years, from January
i lst, one lhousan1 eight hundred
and eighty. and four per centum
per annum thereafter.
AIT. 2 That the holders OF
he Consolidated Bonds may, a,
ANYTIME. in order that the coupons
may lie paid. present their bond
to the Treasurer Of the State. OF
ID agents to hc appointed by tht
Havrrnor, one IN The city Of New
Turk, and the other in the city o
london, England. and the sa'c
treasurer or agents. rs the cas'
NAV be. shall indorse nr stamI
hereon the w0rle "In.crest re
duced 10 two per ccntam per an
nun for fve years from JanHar,
let, one ,I,ou.aud eig5. hantre'
and eighty Q8s0l and tont pc
centum per annum thereafter,
ADD said Treasurer or agent shaI
rdorse Or stamp on SAID coupon
tn following words 'lnteres
reduced to Two per cen'nn per al
nnm." or, 'Iute,est reduced to fou
ser cen;um per annum." as th
ease may be.
ACT, Nc. .ll3
OF the regnIar Session Of 1892
n,endmons 20 Article i4b
the Constiintoin of the Stat
Relative to Feea and Charge
to be Pail iog Stamps in t!
Parish OF Orleans.
: Amendment no 2.
Arr. l46. AL fees and chlrg
( Fixed ~ 'aw ior tie saa.inus f3'v
!. Courts Of the parish Of Orlear
d AID ..g the Register Of Con,e
T. ances and Reco. der Of Moytgag
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23
Dec. 22d 1888.
Town Council.

meet on its regular day of meeting
the Mayor stated that lie had
called this meeting of the council
to transact any and all business
that may come up before it for
transaction.
All the members Of the council
were present except Jos J Abadie. |
On motion of La,tie Broussard |
the minutes Of the previous meet
ing Of the council were adopted.
The quarterly reports of the
Collector and Treasurer were
read, approved and ordered to be
spread on the minntes.
/. COLLECTORS REPORT.
To the Hon. Mayor and Members
Of the Town Council, I, the un.
dersigned respectfully submit
this as my report for the
quarter ending Jan.
Fifth 1884.
To cash on hand on taxes Of 'S3
at last report s ITS 90
TO cash on hand on Ii.
censes Of 'S3 at last report 14O 90
10 cash On hand IN fines
To amt Of taxes uncol- e.
lecte1 at last report 500 %
To amt coll on same 349 10
amt remaining uncoll 240 SO
amt of licenses uncolIected
at last report 80 90
amt coll on same 45 90
amt Of licenses remaining
uncollected IS 90
amt of fines collectec 45 10
Corporations half q so
ITO cash on hand on taxes of
's3 at last req ort IT'S 90
/ To cash on hand on H.
censes Of 's3 at last report l40 0C
| To cash on hand on fines
of '83 at last report Is so
amt Of taxes of 's3 uncol-
Ilected at last report $50 06
amt Of licenses CT SO un.
collected at last report 5000
amt of fines collected % SO
1924 0G
to amt paid Treasurer on
taxes of '83 as per receipt 527 10
to amt paid treasurer on
licenses OF 'S3 as per rcpt l85 OF
? 10 amt paid treasurer on
zines as per receipt 13 81
t to amt remaining nncol-
t lected on taxes Of 'Ss 24o 9t
t to amt remaining uucoil
Z on licenses of 'S3 25 o.
/, to amt Of fines collected and
r on ilsnd since last report p s.
+ 1924 O
e Respectfully submitted,
+ GEO. e. LYONS,
:. Con Collector
d Correct approved Jan l4th 1sS;
il r. G.. SMEDEs.
u Jos. J. ABADIE.
II TRE.ASCRER'S REPORT.
te Report Of ". B. White, Treasu
- er. for quarter ending
!, Jan. 5tn 1884.
OF Oct 5th 1883
be to bal on hand, per report 5 1882
=. 1884 Jan 5lh amt reed
It. since last report from col
is Oh taxes Of 1883 246.'
.s- to amt reed since last re-
&C. port from coll on
be licenses SO lo5.'
Sc to amt reed since last re-
nv rort from coll on fines 13
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23
Amendment No. z.

ART. 1875. "There shall be in
the city of New Orleans four City
Courts. one of which shall be 10.
Gated in that portion of the city
on the right bank of the Missis
sippi river, presided over 10y
judges having all the qualifications
required for District Judge, and
shall be elected by the qualified
voters for the term of four years !;
they shall have exclusive jurisdic-
ton over all sums not exceeding
one hundred dollars, exclusive of
interest, subject to an appeal to
the Civil District Court when the
amount claimed exceeds twenty
FIVE dollars, exclusive Of interest.
The General Assembly shall regu-
late the salaries, territorial divi-
sion Of jurisdiction, the manner of
executing their process, the fee
bill. and proceedings which shall
govern them !. they have authority
to execute commissions, to take
testimony. and shall receive there
for such fees as may be allowed by
law. The General Assembly may
increase tie number of City
Courts for the said parish, not to
exceed eight in all, until otherwise e
provided by law. Each Of said
elected FOR The term OF iour years
by the qualified voters of the par.
ish, who shall receive a salary OF
twelve hundred dollars per annum,
and no more. and whose qnalfica,
tions, bond and duties shall be
regulated by law"
AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLE
Of the Constitution Of the State
"rclatiye to the jurisdiction Of
the Civil District Courts Of ths
Parish of Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23
C.. A. MOuisset,
NOTAIRE PUBLIC.

En- ct pour 10 paroisse Vermillon--
Bureau a ~ residence dams Ia Prairie
G,eis.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23
Amendment sao. &.

ART. 95. "Thc Courts of Ap-
peal, except IN cases hereinafter
provided, shall have appellate
Jurisdiction only, which jurlsdic.
ton shall extend in all cases, civil
or probate, when the matter in
dispute or the funds to he dis
tributed shall exceed one hundred
dollars, exclusive of interest, and
shall not exceed two thousand
dollars, exclusive of interest.
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE
1Ol
or the Constitution Of the State
Relative to Trial Of Cases il
Courts of Appeals when Jndgc:
Disagree
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23
Mo. 8.

ART. lOl. Whenever the
Judges composing the Courts of
Appeals shall concur. their judg-
ment shall be fnal. Whcnever
there shall be a disagreement, the
Two Judges shall appoint a law
-er having the qualifications for q
Judge of the Court Of Arneals Of
their Circuit, WHO shall aid iL the
determination Of the case, iadg-
ment conemred in by any two Of
Them shall be final
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE
1913
Of the Constitution of the State
Relative TO the Jurisdiction o.
Courts of Appeal for The rarisf
of Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23
Amendme elt 10. 2.

Arr. l46. AL fees and c'larges
Fixed ~ 'aw icr. tie ya2lnns E'vH
Courts Of the parish of Orleans
AID .ar the Register Of Convey
ances and Recorder Of Mortgages
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23
CT Nc. ll3

OF the regnIar Session Of 1882
n,endnon. 20 Article i4b OF
the Congtiintoin of the State
Relative to Fees and CHARGES.
to be PAID iog Stamps in the
Parish OF Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-02-23

ARTICLE I. BE it orduined By
the people of the State Of Louisiana,
as provided by law, That the State
Debt Ordinance be amended so as
"a ro,a n. Co;lowc That the in.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

SUBSCRIBERS 90 resislisal, eonlsmpaiiilg any
change ther ls's ios the coming ycaf icslses
uil, requested 10 nclofl the >auc Al thel earliest con
ssnisnsr, 10 avoid unnecessary espenss With esplnuc
nbssr,raloa,, % dslays sth ns@ os.sS
iHOs, TURIN,
Aesss tvsaal
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

Fact is unnatural history dark horse is
the offspring OF the nightmare Rochester RoIf
Express.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

80 your husband is a contractor. In what
particular line is he1" In the debt line. >
Sin the debt liner" ''Yes, hehas contract
ed about $1,000 worth Of debts during the
last two years. Everybody says he is very
successful in his business. BoJfon Trans.
oiM
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05

All order attended 10 sish psomp,ne>s. and NOD
executed with dispatch Orders from the osther island
solicited. Call aud examine. rsa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

President Garfield onos said that he was
Obiiget 10 sse an average al ebnut ,hir'y
persons Tor Every oilioa 20 ba filed II The
question wss one 81 removal the NUN bsf
wss mach srsaler. | oludiDg the i'iends oi
the incumbent aa NJ ~ ira candidates tor
the place, There 10 an nmu,ing story, not
nss qua by any means, ofthe m~thnd Mr..
Lireoln al pied TO settle a oontsr, over q
posi mssisrship which bad greatly annoy
- him There wefe two candida GA H. the
usld, aud petiti0n alter petition bud pour
oi Ia upon the ssafy presioent, and Oele.
CATION nher delcgk'ipn bad :ush-d IN the
White House u srfuN TIE claims ~ the H.
val sspifsnta FinsliY, after he had BEEN
bored fnr hall an hour by . fresh fe sgsion.
Mr.. Lincoln said 10 hh secttsry, This mat
Var hss q end e0mahov, BnDs pair NJ
scales Tho soHlss we're brought. Now
pu' ell the peiitloLl aud 10 iers ~ favor Of
ore m IN, and see how much toy weigh.
AID then weigh the oiher cand,cst.'r pa
psrs IL was fosrd that ons hnasia VS.
tbre-qua tsrs OF pound heavier than tn.
| othsr. M axe cut the sppuiniUent al
once for ga. man Who he's thu h-avissi.ps.
psrs, ordered ,hs president, aud I. Vas
AaUs
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when teIyou that no lsss than 20
00l elk, antelope aud mule deer ale
$ aughtsr every winter IN hluu0s IA, Mon
tAna snd Wyoni Ing alone, "snid Bnglneei
v iili-m Peillips, late Of TIE N9rthein ia
ciic Railroad, you may readily oelity
hat It "ill no. be many wears before tbi
race OF three ~ the nohlest game animal
on the American c1ntineBtwilI lie entirely
extinct.
"ElK which formerly ranged from tn
Middle states To the Pacific, are nov ueve
found east OF the Missouri river. Twenty
five years ago they were s.ill plenty II
X .nsas ana Nebraska but the rapid sd
vance Of civil Eat on In those states ma
driven them iuio the dense and as yet un
| 'nhab,t,d regions OF Minnesota aud tn,
northern Territories. Ifthey were doomed
| to extinction by The natural progress o
villzstion, or the eilecs Of legitim T.
hunt Dg In these regions. they would b'
certain OF long II tenure, but the
who lesale sleughtcIs Of elk, in oil seasons
chat has been going on for the past fifteen
| years, has result ed In 50 thinning out theil
ranks that the sportsman has now to set
| the game Ia the mot remote parts OF ever
the comparatively uniri quenied region
| TO which ihey have been driven This in
discriminate d organzed crusade against
ELK aud its kin. the mule dee, nod On elopt
parties conceived tne idea o. trading IN
| their skins. Thefe men fit d out huut
Ing parties and they spread over the country
m.ntlOnsd rne result WAS 50 satisfactory
that still larger parties, equipped with
the most improvep aud Obstructive wea'
pons were sent out, and the business hat
Deck increasing ever since.
"Ek r,vel Ia herds and to the logitl'
mate hunter there 10 no more noble and
exciting sport than elk hunting. When
not hildered by deep snow they ma ,
their gay with Wonderful ease ana rapid
" through the very worst of the bad iand'
nj the regions they inhsbit. Mounted on
fleet broucho, the Lunter is frequently i:t
IA chnse for many miles before he il able &c
cap ure his weary game. The natura
gait OF the elk 10 a graceful swinging trot
and rs long AS they maintain that they
never tire. II is one great object u follow
so closely on his pony sJ 10 break this trol
into a gsllop. This done, he Is slmos!
sure OF mis- elk, for l, soon tires and Lays. Ar
elk will weign from 800 to $50 pounds aud
no member Of the deer family he's such
delicate and finely Il vorsd II ssh.
q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

on II. NJ. 4. MiIsapore. Mr.. Gaze had the
GOOD fortune q form the seqnaiptsuoe OF
the AnslTali a. correspondent of the Amer
loan Mail aud hxpor Journal" q monthly
paper deyosd "a ne Interests OF American
manuis o. urers and producers, who had the
good sen,e 10 Immediately perceive the
beauties aud intnns'c merits oi the Jackson
wsgon aud mentions them Ia highly
euiosislio and complimentary manner In I.
lst,er. written AT COl0mbo, the capital OF
Osylon, 10 his Nuraai
ar. Case Drought with him many strange
aid DsAutllul msnuntoes oi his travels,
among witch may be m.nuoned q mssniil'
Oct carriage rob % ny Ainehes, COMPOSED
Of the skins 81 biAlk gssums-peonlisf 70
Van D,mau's Lsud, which, when dressed,
ID thought TO hs iul y equsl 10 the best
Dyed zeal skin, wBioh Il much I,sembles'
IL H. designed iors present 90 Mrs, a
webslsr. lilo AlsD brought with him the
deadly boomerang, the weapon par excel.
lence Of the savage natives OF he interior OF
Australia. 60 be- added 10 Mr Webstrfs
extensive cabinet collection OF cn'iosihes,
During Mr.. Cases stay In II Iston, Mr..
Edward J Ellis, Que ~ that oity's msf'
chant princes, extern ed the following invi.
alton 10 his many friends
"kr and Mr.. EisA'd J, Ellis, having
requested the pleasure Of your company I
heir home. No. "a Nepnnsei avenue, cor
dislly greet aud invite you 10 MAKE Joyous
the we come home they extend d their
TREND, Mr. ffark q, Case, from hi. Journey
-round the world. Hyde Park, hafcn II,
lssl."
Accompanied by the following apropos
veste.
We welcome you homo from your urn'y
with acilon. a. well ~ with tongue.
Aud uust you've euJIyed the I'll? yoa have
mad,
Aud we'd all llko to hear VIA, you've done.
OF this wide wagon world through which you
have d Cn,
II certainly T. our desire,
Both 10 tcH snf Eirls q hear few wofds,
Dpfyre !. IL umet retire.
As yon back ani You an 10 these wonderful
sight,
let the d,n and Turk have Arub.
For you've wheeled oil around the rim or this
WORT
And se wslc IA you b,ot To the hub
Jackson. Aichig n, Daily Patron.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

A teacher U. mathematics named William
Lawson. who died at Edinburgh In Novsn-
her, 1871, on one occasion to win wager
m ,de by his patrS n undertook to multiply
r GU arly In succession the plumbers from
L 40, without other aid than his memory.
He began the task Mt 7ocl ok In the morn.
ng and finished at 0 O'Clock in the evening,
woen ne reported the product, which was
tested on psper aud found to bo correct.
1t made a line OF forty.eight fisures, and Q
far copy OF It occupied a place on the wall
of his patrons dining room, for which II
was framed aud glazed. 1t may be added
that in he course Of the day on which the
mental caculs ton was made Mr.. Lawson
received his pupils as usual and gave them
heir lessons ia Latin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

Our temperance friends will be surprised
to learn that whisky drinking IL steadily
gong out Of ia hion. DR. Dorchester in
the independent asserts that the produc'
ton OF alcoholic spirits does not grow with
population. a. carefully gathered statistics
show that while the average per capita
consumption 10 two gallons head 1t was
fivetall)is 90 yea,s ago, and the CENSUS
figure. OF lsiDa d 1880 snow that with lhrt
times the population the Uaited States con
sumes no more spirits than 1t did 40 years
sg,. The cause of this decrease he thinksis
que to the progress of beer drinking and to
temperance agitation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

SETTLE DALLAs COUNTY hEPUslIcAN
csmpsign Club NEE every "Wednesday aud
ss,uriar evenings. ats o'o ock. 10 Iurne Hall
A cor iis Invitation Is exte,d d TO al repntii
cans 70 attend. By orisra tbs PRESIDENT
E.5. TUaYER, Se-re ssy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

SPr GAL MOTTO 6.

spov SATURDAY, APRIL i2fH. The PAS
senesr train o. he Texas Tfuuk Railroad viii
leave Union Depot al 4 O'Clock p m ms cad 4
Q o'cicck d. m. II r. IRVINE. supt
DALLAS. April z. 1854.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

IL 70 sa.d that the hancsomest women In
New YORK nia the white-hairsd ones, and
thst In no other ei'y in the world re Tiers
eomsDy At oDcs wn'teb aired and handsome.
In Washing on tn.fe are some 8 0e0 ladies
with snowy baugs and curls, ana The whirer
dangerous she 10 A gentleman who ought
to know, II experience 10 sches anything,
says: "Beware Of women with premature
gray hair"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

William Writ n his daughter. 1.-THE wsy
to make yourself pleasing to others Is 10
show that you care for them. This Is the
epirit that gives TO your time of life their
sweetest charms. IL oonst tutes the sum
total of ali the wiichcrsft ..of woman. Let
tile world see that vonr first care is for
yourself aud you will sp'esd the solitude
OF the upas tree around you.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

A Pen Picture of n Man of the Moment
Gen. B5ynton IL the oldest correspondent
IL generally respected and liked. he q
apparently about 80 ye.rs OF age. He is a
nervous, siry- looking person. not above
medium height. with full beard. which
10 fpiukled sith gray, snappy eyes, jerky
manners and simple hsbir. He dresses
p'siny and looks much as tae average
cl-sk 70 supposed TO look
fci lea . New.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

Durkee's Salad Dressing is the best thing
of the kird ever sold. With IL superb
salad Of eny kind can he made without
Delay or trouble. IL IL also one of the best
sauces for cold meats. etc.
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Once seek.r.u. m. waite uouse.

An anecsoisl paper on the White
House" by Z. v. smsl'ey, 10 the opening
pspsr OF toe April Ceniury; o.
office seskers he says In part: TIE late
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s. ALEO PROPOSALS.


OFFICE Or COUNTY JUDSE. DALLAS
" CoUNIy, March IS lssi.--IIy direction OF
tho ON tnis .ioners Court Dslla county. no
tice IL her bv piv n hat on Monday, April IL,
1881. bid will bc received and opened ny i'd
CON for the rurpose OF but ding a Fire Proof
House for The safe pr 'se'val N ~ the records
Of IA las county. nc oriing In III. plans and
specifications now u be So n IN he otto OF /.
Il Flaud rs. architect Payments will be made
on "a d work Ms II progresses 20 per ut being
res, nv d on all .Rt ates until he completion
o. tie bui ding. Bord and security vii he re.
quired If the tucc ss'ul "A der. ann the right ia
expressly r, served 10 reject any or all bid, sub
mit,ed. Y BURKE,
County Judy, II la G. .I-ry.
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NO ICE 20 CON RAG rORs.


NOTICE To COETRACrO ;s-sF ALnp PRO.
~ 10 ais viii be IA eivs d by the Comm ssion.
frs Court Of Ynun county 'of the cotton Of n
Sior Q Cour'-house In tho town of Graham. In
accord nee with the plans and specinc 4tions
now IN Gle the county clerks ofiics OF said
county The routrac or viii b. re iuired 70 fur
nish bond m the sum Of s2,. 90 for the faithful
performance Of the WORK. TO be apprcved by the
county clssk Of TIL co.nt' IN which "a b'l DIS
men reside. r ymonts will b. made ia cash on
the archits cts estimate the work pros resses
Twenty per 'caf. OF the contract pic. wi be
reserved un.ii the con pletion and acceptance
ofthe work III ms can DC seen az the county
clerks Office, in the town OF Hrahsm. or In he
ofiloe Of Doi on & bud ey. Waco. Texas BITS
will be received until IL Ln. April &C. 1857 The
urt reserving the right 10 ret ct an, nd
bids. ARNOLi
NfOfIGE 10 tONTRA 1ON--hIDs WILL
IN b. ceived up t. april l6, 1884, for Getting
a hool all ling IN Ennis. Texas Plans and
fpsc fcations can be seen at Ennis National
Bank E1np Texas
NJ TICE To CONTRACTORS : SEALED
~ bids wi be rsseiv Il from the ~ day
81 Aprfl 1884. n the :Sh dav 81 April 1884, at
~ O'Clock. for the erection and O. M elton 81
one courthouse for Clay county, Texas. or
brick with stone thinning. all bi . W be flied In
tse county clerks once OF sa'd county on or
before the 2sth day OF April. ISL the COM
missioner court r serves tn rfsht 70 reject any
AID all bids Plans q d spccih .ations viii he on
file In oou ~ clerks o1ic Of sad county on AID
sf,er IN LIST day OF Aprfl. 1884 .. CRAIG,
COUNTY Judge q av Csrnt, Tex-s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09
An Extended Popularity

Browns BroDcn,al frochcs have been
before the public may years. For re,iev.
ing coughs and throst troubles they sre
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

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