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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30
BASE BALL.

The Browns Defeat the Nationals.
The first Of the present series OF three
games between tho Nationals, of Hous
ton, and the Brown Stockings, of Dali
las, was playe ed at the Brown Stockings
park yesterday afternoon to fair audi
ence, considering the fact that it was
Saturday aud the day was rather raw,
az regards the atmosphere. The Ma
tionals, under the management of Mr..
George w. Hahn, of the Gal
weston, Houston & San Antonio rail
road, arrived in the city
yesterday morning and are registered
at the st. George hotel. They are fine
lot of ball tossers every way you tax g
them, physically, socially and profess
siOnally. They are stronger team now
than they were when playing tho league
schedule last summer having received
the addition of Taylor, from the Phila-
delphia Athletics; McKeon, of the In
dianapolis, and Farrell, from the Hart
ford teams. The Browns also had a
very material strengthening in the nc
QUESTION ofCross, of ST. Louis, who plays
snort to perfection. They were short the
services Of Hecker rs pitcher, that
player having last week received q tele-
gram from Oil City, Pennsylvania, that
bis wife was seriously i'll, which noces-
| STATED his going home. But that game
and able little pony battery" Walter
Mansfield and Morgan Carter, the Dal-
las natives and tavOrites, wero pre-
scented as the loading and firing ends of
the Brown Stockings, and did splendid
| service and aided very materially in
scoring another victory for the state
champions. Mansfield pitched with his
usual effectiveness, not run,
nor in fact safe hit he
! ing made of him until the fifth inning,
when the Nationals dropped" on to his
Slever in and out shoots, and knOcke
out three runs, following them up with
one more in each tho sixth and seventh
| innings. This was their total score,
! however, the game terminating, Dallas,
| 10; Houston, S. The Browns took
kindly to McKeon's delivery, and hit
him freely, but he was ably supported
| by Taylor behind the bat, who had not
single passed ball. In the
last inning Taylor went into
pitch and struck ont three
men, demonstrating that he has some.
thing of the wizard about him as q
pitcher. Theplaying of both teams was
most creditahle, and those who were
! present witnessed rare treat in the
national sport. The second game of the
series will be played this afternoon, be-
| ginning NJ 3 o'clock, when the nationals
will present Taylor and Farrell as
pitcher and catcher, respectively, and
| the Browns, Murray and Fish.
er. The clubs deserve 10
he greeted with large
| attendance, Tho following ia the srora
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w. NJ. Edvards,

The attention Of the HERALp's read
ers is invited to the law card of Mr.. w.
NJ. Edwards. Judge Edwards has made
for himself a reputation as cool, dis
passionate lawyer, that but few mem
Ders OF the Dallas bar enjoy. Nice in
his discrimination, utterly impartial in
his trials of cases brought before him as
Justice of the peace, he has left the posi-.
zion so long occupied by him with the re-
greet and respect OF the entire Dallas bar.
II the litigating public want a safe coun-
sellor as well as an able and jealous adj
vocate, 1t would be difficult to find a
man more adapted to their necessities
than w. NJ. Edwards. His office is III
Lamar street, where he can always be
found by those desiring his services.
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LOCAL NEWS.
THEADAMs AND LEONARD CASE,
The Gould People Perplexed-Change of
Venue Granted-The Browns Victo-
rious--Score 10 to 5-St. An
drows' Day-Services.
Adams 3 Lconard ASSIGNMENT.


The Missouri Pacific railway filed in
the United States circuit court yester-
lay an attachment suit against the
banking firm of Adams & Leonard,
which made an assignment 2 few days
since to Mr. w. II. Flippen, of the bank
ing house of Flippen, Adoue & Co. The
'ailway company alleges that il depos-
red with the firm of Adams Il Leonard
me SUN OF $50 ,405 10, and that though the
defendant Adams 4 Leonard had been
requested to paw over the sum named,
hat they had wholly failed to pay said
sum or any part thereof. Attachments
we're run on the firms bank building,
The vacant lot in the rear and the two
story brick business building occupied
Ivy the firm of Betterton IL Irvine, on the
southwest corner of Elm and Austin
,treets. Writs of punishment were
served on the Dallas Real
estate association, the Esquella
cattle compa y and Mr.. w. IL. Flippen,
he assignee. Messrs. J. n. Simpson
and w. Il. Hughes and the Missouri Pa
iiitic railway went on the attachment
bond.
Attachme nts were also run in the dis.
irict court against the defendants by
Judge George G.. Hunley for 81 226.77 and
w. G. Howard for $5,4S0.36.
A deed of trust executed by Adams
Leonard to n. W. Godbold as trustee fol
III. r. Hearne, in consi eration of $4,000
conveying to him the bank building wa
nled at $3.50 a. M, November 10. Just
prior to the filing OF tho schedule, an
hour or so later. The schedule j,
i0ngthy and exhibits the following as.
sets: Cash, $6.090 individual, S. 900
overdraits, Sill, 2l7; bills receivable, So.
go: real estate consisting Of l05 section,
in Preside county, u sections in knoS
county and property in Dallas city anO
county, $751; 100; due from banks anC
transitory, Sl7,l66; stocks and bonds
sl97,4O0, including the following mining
stocks in the Rosario mining stock com
pany, $2,00; Bra2os mining stock com
pany, sl.500; Colorado mining company
loo. Total assets, s6lf ,j9i; liabilities
$327, 1857.
Gov. John c. Brown, general solicito
for the Gould lines, and Mr.. q. S. II
smith, treasurer of the Missouri Pa
gific, and Judge Bolts attorney of tina
inc at Houston, arrived in the city yes
to-day morning, and held consuta
tion concerning the roads deposit, whicl
eliminated in an attachment suit bein
filed in the United States circuit court, a
before stated. There is good deal o
feeling concerning the matter.
Last night Capt. William Caruth filet
IN attachment in the district cour
against the firm for $4,000.
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Knight, Texas; L ] Pension, Fort
Worth; w NJ Rogers, Corkscrew; w A
Anis, Red Oak; 4 p Powell, Texas; l.
Brigham, Abbott; w II Laus, Itasca,
w II Htwkins, Morgan; Il b Mitch
ell, Longview; Il II Blake, Cisco; A c
Piepho, st Louis; X p Giles, Crockett;
q w Hahn, manager; Billie Taylor. Ed
YeagPr, Jack Farrell, Georg4 Mayer,
A NJ McComh. Roland Reed, A Dupre.
Houston base ball club; Luther w
Clark, Bryan; W $ Simpkins, Corsicana;
John A Williams, Nashville; Bishop
Nelly, r A Tompkins, Dallas Clark
Denton; p a Jordon, Ennis; J 5 Chap
man, James / Cannon, Denton; Ben
Still, II c Hicks, \ A Nash, Temple
Nash, kaufman; L V Moore and son,
st Louis n h Hanev, Gainesville; n ;
Dowthitt, Forney; V c Hart, Galveston
News; l. j BottO, st Louis; + NJ Shick
Waco; w i McCousland, Lampasas; q
ID Wokley, McKinney; II /. Dickson,
Pttsburg; w A Graft, Wills Point.
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City Court.

City vs.. c. Spivey, fast driving; fined
IS.
City vs.. w. j. Dale, fighting; fined 81.
City vs.. Charles Bell, carrying pistols
fined S25.
City Va. Charles Bell, resisting officer
An "a $50.
City VS.. f. X. Hutton, resisting oil.
GER; dismissed.
City vs.. Yancy, interfering with pri.
vate property continued,
City VS.. Betterton Il Irvine, allowing
water to How into gutter; continued.
city vs.. .Vinetta, kittie Rowan, Mat.
tie Benfiold, Jennie Laura Green, Salli,
Jones, Blanch Boykin, vagrancy; dis
missed.
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that he has so tendeily cultivated and
watched will carry his name down the
centuries long after his bones have
turned to dust, and be source of
revenue to those that he has left behind.
The pecan Is far more profitable than
the orange tree. They VIII bear in ten
or twelve years. Stephenville Empire
The suspension OF the daily Colorado
Clipper is provoking all sorts of com
ments in the Texas press. 70 cur way
of thinking there l. nothing at all
strange in the suspension Of that daily.
IL was mere ven ure in the first place.
ana to any experienced newspaper man,
its failure for the want of sufficient pat
ronage, is by no means matter of sur
prise. There are more dHilieS, both in
and out OF Texas, who viii, sooner or
later, share the same fate of the Clipper,
and whose suspension is only question
of time WcatherfOrd Sun.
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DIR. Talmage.

When DR.. Talmage preached in Liver
pool, England, the Protestant Standard
thus described the occasions: "The
scene which presented itself in IIeng.
ler's circus, Liverpool, last SUNDAY
evening, was enc never to be forgotten
while memory lasts. From floor 70 cell.
ing every available spot OF that vast
building was crowded for well nigh an
hour before the time appointed FOR the
commencement Of the service, and
thousands on thousands had again To be
refused sdmittance for lack of ROOM"
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Every smoker should try 'IAtuo Jo


Deputy United States Marshal James
Mckee, ir., leaves this morning for
Fort Smith. Arkansas, whittier he goes
70 take two prisoners named James
WATSON and William Latimer, who are
wanted there to answer 10 tho charge
OF committing murder in the Indian
territory. There are two charges OF
murder against Wasson, whom it is said
has killed six men.
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Fnrnnrll Chrnn Lnhn-

From his date will advance the price
of my choice photographs, in other
words, 20 back TO old prices. In doing
this l viii give you superior work, aud
will say siter your photos are flushed
If you don't think they are worth ths
price charged, you need not take them
! desire customers only who appreciat,
fine art,
Remember II quality don't compare
with price you need not take picture,
When finished. j, VI. WEBSTER,
FOL Elm street
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Hor.ford,. Acid phnsnhn,.

DIR. JOS. Holt of New Orleans,
Louisiana, says: al have frequently
found II of excellent service In eases OF
debility, loss of appetite aud in conva-
lescence from exhaustive Illness. and
particularly of service In treatment of
women and children.r
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CONFINED wIru
Great RefractiiOn Power
THEY ARE AS
TRANSPARENT and C0L0RLESS as LIGHT
Itself and for SOFTNESS of ENDURANCE
to the EYE San not be excellcd, en-
aiding the wearer to read FOR
hours without fatigue.
In fact, they are
PERFECT SIGHT PRESERvERS

NJ. u. aICKlN q CO., Druggists, are my
only agents IN Dallas, where large assori-
ment n N spec aces and Patent Spring
Eye Glasses can be found and adapted to
conditions ofthe ave.
W, WILL Ms q CO., Druggists, Agents,
In FoIt v Orth.
BASS d BROS, Terrell.
y. PATTERSON Il CO., Ennis,
RI II ARD AKNOl y, Waxahachie.
". H. BUSH, GroenvIue
DR. MICHARD, MeXia.
LAKE & MCF ARTIN, Marshall.
CASTLES q MORRISON. Waco.
FOUGHT q BRO. Dent n.
Or. GOODNIGHT. Wills Point.
OR. MUSIC, PittsburE.
NNLGHN ~ MMINGS, Sulphur Springs.
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The racing stables OF j. Armstrong
John Campbell, William Campbell, Mr.,
Durham and two others will winter
here. There will be in all some sixty
flyers. The presence of so much race
stock will give tho race course an ami.
mated appearance during the winter
months.
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1t cures fever and ague. This will be
glad news to the thousands of sufferer.
from those distressing maladies, oper.
ating with greater certainty than qui
nine. Mishler's Herb Bitters docs not
leave behind it any of the unpleasant.
ness and even dangerous Consequences
which frequently follow the use OF that
long considered specific for diseases ol
the malarial order. DR.. w. II. Frank,
of Chesterville, Mo-, used it with great
success in the case Of a patient who was
thought to he beyond cure.
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The Weeks Weddings.

The following marriage licenses were
issued during the past week: p. A.
Scoville and Lizzie Drumtrs; d. w.
Cargo and NJ. l.. CLANCY; Armand Du-
man and Mary Girard; +. NJ. Forlines
and a. J. Gregory; Adam Pleasant and
Maggie Frasier; Thomas 4. Alton and
Cyntia a. Flowers; j. II. Harrison and
sarah L. Carver; Il. l.. Carver aud
Mamie Lassater; ). w. Berger and
Minnie McGregor.
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81. Matihcw's Cathelral.

This being St. Andrews Day, has been
appointed as a day Of general interccs.
sion for missions in the churches of this
Anglican Communion Throughout ths
world. Bishop Garrett will preach In
St' Matthews cathedral at IL a. m.
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A great variety Of gift books, albums
writing desks, work boxes, toilet order
iewelry and card cases, ink stands,
music boxes, etc, at i. h. Fears book
store, 500 Main street. Some of these
goods are simply elegant.
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FOR REM.

IoR RESr-wIrH OR WITHOUT
BOARD, one or two rooms, with folding
doors, can be obtained ga private family
Where there Will hc no other hoarders, very
eInvenleni To business, 42 Griffin st. ro}t-st
i'uN kESr-A FUkNISHkD ROOM
4 suiiaoie for two gent emen. Apply ~
Jackson 81. uOSH
EuN kENr-A NICELY FURNISHED
4 room at l22l Commerce street Refer
encss given and required. neSO
DOR RhNf-Ft RNi shetland UNFuk'
II niShcd rooms NJ 1871 Mains. noS.
EOR RENT-ROO aS-FURNTSHED OK
Il uniurulshed, 49, corner Collin and Mag.
nylin sts, References given and required. y
EuR RENI-TMO FURNISHED ROOMS,
l with or without board; centrally .ocatdi
references required. Apply to 3l2 Hrihn
street. uoN.ii
EuR HENl-lHrEE Ne. BhICK STORE
nous s., size .2NpO, situated on the Pubic
square OF the city OilN Ter; suitable for any
business terms literal. For further iuiur'
nation, apply TO II BEUYFELp, Tyler, le,M.
EoRRENT-Df tx ROOM r FIST FLOOR
Webster, MOIST
lNuk kENI-NrW hOI 81 OF -FOUR
rooms, convenient to street. car liuti
suuu well water ana ehingle-roof s,able,Wih
Sstai.s Tor hurses and > buggy.rooms; ytI,,
cheap To- small family. App y u :, y N's
kRlpE, Real Estate ACel {, No 1915 Elm ~
LWk RENr-hN THE SOUTHWEST
T. LAND COMPANY, 7U7 Main street;
li0l \. a liO3 pule street, 3-rO m houses, Wv
lVh Wood street, corner krNRy, brick nousV'
. room SS; corner Ross avenue and yer
mSniN street, 3-Ioom house nd hall, so; on
Norwood street, north of branch, 4-rooN
hou e, SIS; lOUd Commerce street. Groom
| house, $40; lOSS Wood street. SIS; Hlghan
| street S-rnom mouse, SO; corner Cadik hn"
HARDWOOD, broom house, sib; Ietler,on street
9'rrom, s-story house, SOS; near Fair Gronn,1,if
o.rnom house, 80 augalu
IGOR hENI--A NICK COTTAGE ~ y
Il large rooms, near corner ut faclnc ave,
n amt Live oak STIR good uudetGiuuhu
CIT IN ana ptmp On gulary; yard iuN0l lrWe
/ nt.S an EHpe- WINS. Arp y AZ, lW Nv,
oak street. uos1u
l,oRkESf-F ~ RNISHEnROOMSN VITA
Il or without bnard, ut ~ Pate soH ave
/ IHub RENl--FkuM The tlRSrOF jan.
a uaty' me hrSt-clu = !. on front tWo's.ul,
/ br OK building, 10 Z 80 fro . now
occupied ny toe Granger tnfc. ~ ~
~ Elm street; I is "a ort ut WV
i uest business stands n the c,ty l'plMi;
would divide the stores, T. desirable, to seIs
! renters. apply to RICHARD CotS, ~
I Main street nole-lnl
/ EOR RENf-TM WELL FURNISH
/ 4 rooms, with hontl, suitable for fanny
/ AZ $50 Commerce 1T Rata room an cuhuvs
ton WITH mouse nolill
] LDR kENl- tINH StChr IN, ~
| Il Elm street, sASsO. pinss mont win useeN
yard AMI stable attached fronting on tHclN
avenue; oueo the best locations iog gfuctIN
dry goods or drug store Ia the city. For iot,,n'
apply ON premises. noiS' llV
EuR u MA SEN EN-WOuM HOUSE
tenant house, barn and niue acrc.' y,
l Ross avenue. one minmcs' walk OF street. W
street. nolN
IGOR RtNr-ONE FURNISHED fkollN,,l
IL room, T25 Elm VI. ~'9'
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At the st. George: Henry Gillum,
New Orleans; John Il Barry, Paris; c
withers and lady, Denton; J S Perry,
Rockdalo; J X z Smith, Terrell; VIM NJ
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The Chinese say large nose indicates
shrewdness, but we say red nose aud
a barking cough indicates the need of a
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Change OF Xenn. Granted

Judge McCord, special Judge in the
case OF the State vs.. Willis Adams,
charged with the killing Of Mike Burns
last June, granted u change of venue 10
Kaufman county yesterday.
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II you viii call at sos Main strset we
will take pleasure in showing Won the
largest assortment OF holiday goods in
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wAMren.

] =
WAHMII,Elplm,-iiF YOU WANT HELP -.
KIND apply ~ once; we are consta,,1i w 9tig
| ing help in all parts of the conntr,y per-
! PLofAENT OFFICE. GOD Main and -, EE-
str Ell, Dallas, Tex $. 'U ~ Elm
/ w AAIED-A NICELY SURNisIitsgl
" room, with or without hoart ~ 'oHED
/ family; must be convenient To I'm H. ,u private
OF CITY. Address WHOEVER No. , II Pant
office > Herald
/ iN ANTED TO Ell A WE'LL I On :.
hShed business, paying am eva +.
I n"'H ~ ~ yer cent ana hayins u nlon", y
aid ~ care Her
| w ANIED = SpOREKEFPERS -s -
~ others VINO nave not sufficient ,vo "a ID
Justify their emploS ing a "ermano.H~9 rk 70
] keeper can have their books ras,nIaat book.
/ and posted by an tx erienced sS ooi. Kept
/ VINO mas seyera. hours {, spare dt,rjNneeper,
, 0ay; terms moderate, Address q. p ntis The
/ Herald Office care
w ANrED-THE ADVERTISER VII VIII
~ es 70 interest sons busioe.s man in 'nnh'
ms IN Tue manuf Glory and sale Of "a va ~ ual-
gie article; | will take one hird tnirs STA
| STATE where and when YOU can be- so .','ersst.
address j. g, D., Oty U. ''', a,J ana
| WANTEp--A GOD SITUATION CIV, ,l
~ good rsliab e COOK at the Bssstt EN-
! ~ ANHED--A POSITION AS E1,S 5iSSY ~!
y
( ADDRESS r. Nc. g, care Herald. n Idisan
NV ANrED- WOMAN To DO CjF,N i,G,1-I
" honSework. Apply to ED, \ MAI
| I2I and '59 Elm street, corner SvnasIoN,
street. ''camore
| "A ANTED-A FEW MORE RC5i;! "osOlt
wanted at the Santa Fe HonSa LENS
! S2 Elm street; transient gues I aroe oNand
city. '0use o. the
/ w ANIkD-rV tkl BOD TO s 800.
/ " that they can buy the very npest Wv
gieI.es Oh lr4ll eeS, grape vines, shade rse va
( plant out tees, furnish fine red prar" 10y we
/ Oh ana make walks, !, lawns, ann do lay
e,AI ana cap gardening q. Boy t3o sen'
NJ HOWELL, Nurseryman aud Fruit GrouI'
/ house, o9urt'
/ IA AnIED-L D.tSANDCir N'Fi lS.t ~.
" IN city or country to take light ,yort E a,
{ iheir own hOmeS;$ 30 10 81 Il dag easily ,,aI a
! WORE sent by mail; no canvass z. We 6aSi,
/ good demand for our work and fu2nisT nave
employment. Address, with sti,n'n ny C1Hseeady
. MIG %. "li Vine street, Cincinnati T0U hidN
~ n..I t..f-Lttr, ACTIVE C1,gf,l5S-
~ 30 dent, Tor Texas Cow F1y In a a,i,S'
c'HH. ~ in Ne STATE 'md ui'wh,ch goo, ,y,s,.y,
WIZ hs paid; u" .ar0mpetcu' r-r.,r 80 MY,
/ aptiy' Address Frank Powell go. d. ' ios
7 " ANFED -- FIFTY OPEk4f0Rs ",
/ make jeans pants special prices M ~
! Cd Apply Main street entrance hs,1rnar
Iiie hHuf' oi and 5 q. M, thIrd 49,
7 III >NNENHi, & bLAgF. iyg @JJT,'
W ANIED-ALL gEESONS 40 -KYGw
- mat Mr.. j. 4, BUrHti' Is carrving ~"
4 The basil csS formerly done by her i1s1."4
l decreased ar 81 and Sl3 Main stree. wnss1,
she AT al times is prepared with ssiutS
! WorbH"r 10 do all kinds 81 pluinhirg eos
water AMI s;eHln-ttlu-, ngntniue 9resJ
/ pumr, aud ln l'rge variety. .eS,i
-. 4 N...N...t tIr d. ft.s , =. ,,-.--,,,
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MY love, what magic spell is thrown
Upon your faceg Its charm own.
W hence came thy pure and pearly teeth .
Ihy rosy ltps9 Thy prrfumed BREATH
Sms sud, IN accents sweet and clear,
"'Tis only SozodOnt, ms dear"
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GRACE HOUSE
J, P. GRACE, Proprietor and Land Ag'
wALNuTrSPRiNGs. TEXAS.

Eok SALE-Ar A GREAT BAKGNTN. A
Il choicc farm OF 100 acres, all enclosed IA,
huls dare hedge. on Witch n IA An. n.,r g,,,,,.
te.iucnce OF ten rooms, conveniently mr..
ranged; large cistern at tie houss. tw;, tcn.
am houses aud two wells Also ID acres OF
rlrh land covered with timber, within mi
mile of the hrm. situated In nm sxr.ti.,,t
nelghuorh".d only hvr miles sorth. t,,.ni,
west nom Dallas, Offered Tor "A IN, a.,
only, hy MIhfnl BoLASH, Real Istni,
$3.50 ~. sa.a'., ssl,e1, octs
osI-rAru kDAN AFTERNOON, BF.
~ tween Etvny stree and fat;rnnd fnt,l
or Wehstcr's photograph vnller,. g.rn.,
nccklacc; token rom my deceased n,otbe,
literal reward ~ the undfr. AIN. RR .ss.
MAN. Servant ut Alex. saug,r's. nosi-sl
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Go and see the dolls, doll buggies, doll
houses, doll Jewelry. doll furniture and
tea sets at j. Il. Fears, sos Main street.
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L'uK SALE-tAIiM ~ DALLAS CO.
i or To rent Tor money Two hun.
ured ana eighteen acres, oue and a hAt
miles west ot Rcnatdson; rich, black land,
wei! improved, M nue state OF cultiyatOu;
large dwelling, rooms; barn, outbuildinys
and tenant houses splendid orchard iIvacA (;
good wells and a acres timber 1nis Is
one OF Tie best places I'm Dallas county
!lle perfect no iucumlinnce; terms t,s.
Apply toot address Dr. l.. II. STROUD, Gch.
ard,on, Daiias county, Tcyas. augs-9m
EQR SALE - THREE EXCELLENT
a drummer's wagons aud teams. Apply "
Ep tANDALLs stables. se4u
DOR sALE--COKD And STOVE WOOD
u IN any quantity and best quality; oy,t
ZOO cords on hand. Also, wanted to buy eut-
ton seed and sced cotton az highest market
price. \, DTsrERRkCH. sel7-W
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iNuR NENl-IHrEEN Nh BhlCK STORE
a nous, s., size 29NeO, situated on the Public
square Of the city oflS Ter; suitable for any
business terms liberal. For further iuiug'
nation, apply 10 Il BERYFELp, Tyler le,y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30

- pure, sweet breath. This desidera.
tum Is one OF the results of using Sozo-
uont, which not only inyigorates and
preserves the teeth, but renders the
mouth as fragrant M rose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30

Rolla Ryan in his humorous imp.r-
sensations tomorrow night. Admission
% and 80 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30

"spalding's Glue" handy about the
house, mends everything.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30

L'OK. sALt--BI SOUTHWEST LAN1
L COMPAhN-4-room house, lot 5Oy ~. cor.
nef pi Crowuus ana Porter streets; lot lO0x
luN, Main street, near Eryay:2 ncres viii ,
houses OF and rooms, East Dallas, north.
east OF Fair Grounds; 4-rOOm house, LOT n.
~ corner uiCOrsiCana and Browder streets.s
acres with houses, and rooms, East BAL.
ias' northeast OF Fair Grounds; S-ruOm house.
lot J0X90, corner Griffin and Gihbs st,ss,.!
lot, and 2, q and - each Gxl25 in Middle.
ton 3 addition, adjoining and west ot Falr
Grounds; lot 5OSsO, corner Griffin ana kNera
llcetSi lot MNiuO, Joins Fair Ground on ,us
VEST lot 25NS0, on Pacific avenue, oppO,is
passenger depot; lot Ggisxlo0 corner Cotton.
wood ,ane aud Cedar SPRING - HuQ8lt,