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OFElC'bl-ClVV LAWS.

4 y ORDINANCE REGULATING Ttp
- construction and maintenance Of mon
i..S "hI hlHns on, over or across sidewalk.
IN I've CITY of Dallas ''"S
,Sf' IloN ], Ec tOrluiUud by The civ Conn
CIT 90 lhe city of h khS Thi n .Loi nm
lawful for amy person or persons In ,rr,i ~,
construct amy awnings Qua, over or .rf...,
any -ldrWdlh Tn thg City of Dallas ,t,,yr- ,t
Any point tbun ten feet rom The ,irr 're Nv,
~. sue '1k; al, AWNINGS shalt be ycrurpl,
,'N''I'u ln ne Side OF Tive building and pun.
" N"'I"Fttu 10y iron brackets, and iI avn
tSH, 'Ar'N. r'ulu awnings, within In 6rr
'lH'''N s"a'l br covered with tln, Ahyrf iron
",u'' OF SOME IRE proof material; NOR shpil
~, ltI-Hu erect amy awning post un any
sidewalk ih Vac tiiI OF Dallas Am n,rri,'
npsls nov standing ON nny .il"u,I.
S,Nl ne renewed uS soon as thUnVnlnvs tLn,
support ul' removed nv rruuIrs Dr git.
hust', nor shall amy awning pNtpu.l
n,fn,. 'ii ',,U he street than 20 The outer edgr
d" lhp sidewalk, N'
Sc, . Itshall he unlawful for any pcrsnr
or ~ tSnM 10 glUce, have ur lugiuiniu mn
S'Eh ot WoNl cloth, TN ur otnnv ypb.'pn,.
nelng suspended, fastened or attached I'M nm,
,'II'.'', '.'t N'lnN', Nlong, over ur above any
sidewalk on street mNald Cuy, whether m N,;
~ below the awning SO ihut Tho .gi,e .n,,u
pI'g'c' mofr Than SIX iuchrsirrn tho ntit.r
edge of any lot or building nhutn,s ,,,. ,,,,'
Ntlttt IL NWu tltyuf Dallas. '''
So, ~ p" Any one violating any or the mo
VISIONS 81 i'c two proceed ng Sections .hru
On convection I'm the Mayors cour, he RnrI
hfty dollars. '''' YUAN
See TNatal ordinances. or paris OFF,
nlnHnSc'' ia conflict herewith agt hereby re
Soc, . Tn ct This ordinance take effect from
us pasSNNr Nrd pu liCatinn.
Approved octobers 1885,
,.,.. 10 GAUELL, Mayor,
W rNpuy ,'tt, g,.,...,....
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shoLLnan lrlehrntts.

SnERNAy, Noy. s. Special TIL
Democracy celebrated last night, and
painted The town red. At least dozen
lnylls and two lannon's were KEEP,
looming long after y o'clock. Bonfire,
were burning on the public square, one
Vt them burning a Sludebalier wagon a.,
reprOul 20 the anuf Cturers for their
action IN compelling their work
men TO vote the Republican ticket.
All the steam whistles in town were
blown and bells rung for fifteen minutes,
all starting at 3 O'clock. Young men
pahded the streets blowing tin horns.
Fhe Republicans entered into the spir t
OF the occasion, and Il real jolly time
was had. One Republican official re-
marked that he was not mad at any one
except the state of Connecticut, and that
he would not, in consequence Of her
gong Democratic, use any more nut
megs until she went Republican.
The count of the county is not vet
Completed, and the vote for representa-
tive between Foster and holland is so
close that it can not be arrived
At until the fun count is in.
The race for county clerk is
also in some doubt yet. Parties bring
ing in the returns do not bring any
memorandum of the national or state
ticket, and the vote on these cannot be
obtained until the official count. Enough
~ known, however, to know that Wash
Jones Is showed under too deep to ever
thaw out.
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NOTICES.

NNIlCE-i uNVE TENTED Etsr.
:, a. .'uc' OF j, d. A. Harri.. 40 81 Gryn,,
l,. near Catholic church. for privnir
.l. house, uveniont To huslpcss' for
~! o9rrrIers; two extra upper rooms. Mn
N,nrt,,,, =, y W. noD.Zt
NOTICE HAVING LuSr MY WiEr'
! Vrs,re 70 board q MN and wife mt "A -,
Jii,,s.'',"' !, ms VIE viii be- company f,rinv
p, imn, ,,4 IN my absence. a.. NJ, 1ykRtpvsss
,Npnpng A., .,...,.-........ nog-lt
'"wtUs !, X fuR STONE AND Rkic,
NJ ing Nrchi evt, Treasury n,n,,r,,,W"p,,..,-
Wunh.lN Ion, ~ C., November |, ISSt -SnnirI
HNposNs WIN he received NJ IN 4 ono. ,,,,i
X, m" on the 18TH day NJ Noyr,nl,rr ~ wv" ~ ~
ia, ',u '"ong end mHtorINls, one, brick. M" ~"
ana urea walls OF the Court. hnnsc b.. ' ~. III
MI Mn phH s,inEa az Dallas Teas, in actoSdGWrs
Ni,n urawlnrs and slvciGta tinn,. rn,,'s W.
which aud any nd liloml ,uinr,.i1 W., "l
Gcr ', nv on on application ~ thisuinrc Inc nf
u wv M Nc superintendent RI. tn,., i, , ",
OH ON lpntu 10y a GO rtin,d check. nnJ u,.
'V,vlNcu a,ler the time oC opening Viii ni n.
We N. o.. NFiI.
NNlprNfNlfffs Av..t.ts..4
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Baird,

BAIRD, Nov. 7.-ICorrespondence.l-
fhe election passed off quietly. A iull
vote was polled, rolling the entire state
ticket mp handsome majority. The
Wash Jones spirit was dampened. The
Democratic national ticket has II large
majority. Calhoun, for the state senate.
Wheeler, for district judge, and /. p.
Hutchinson, for district attorney, also
received large majorities. Free grass
and anti-lease law "sleeps the sleep thai
knows no waking" The following
county officers were elected: T.. f.. Sol
ONION, judge; j. w. Jones Gncumbentl,
sheriff; f. ). Bell Gncumbent), county
attorney; G. Estes, treasurer; |. n. Jack.
son tincumbent), county and district
clerk; Y. III. Floyd, surveyor; w. Il.
McDermitt Gncumbent), assessor, and
James Hart, inspector Of hides and ami.
malS, All Democrats here are iubilant
over the success Of the national Demo-
cratic ticket. The excitement caused
10y the election is now about subsidized
aud everyone is following the evil
tenor of his way" The ''Salt creek
boat" was heavily laden with many
who sacrificed their feelings for their
country's good. They will gain in OK.
perlence, but have lost in pocket, and
some may try 10 again.
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Tehu lcana.

fnHuAoANA, Nov. 6-LCorrospond-
snce.l-Chis place, usually so healthy,
has, just at this time, considerable sick
ness caused mainly by bad colds. j.
d. Yoakum, esqrone of the old citizens,
is low with Bright's disease Mrs. II. A.
Boyd has been quite sick for several
weeks, and her recovery is doubtful.
Dr. McLeskey, president, and Mrs.
Alice Briggs, art teacher in Trinity uni
versity, have both been sick all the
week from had cold.
Our people are delighted with the
election OF Cleveland and Hendricks
ana the prospect Of an honest and
honorable administration of the govern
ment.
Trinity university is gaining ground
steadily and rapidly. Nine new stu-
dent- from distance entered last
AT the recent meeting of the Colorado
synod OF jag cumberland Presbyterian
church at Round Rock, the following
persons were appointed visiting com,
hittee for the next annual commences
ment OF the Trinity University: Rev.
A. ). Atkinson, of Austin; Judge Geo.
I. Hines, OF San Antonio; Ray. John
hudson, of Liberty Hill; Rev. j. r.
Hodges, of Waco; Rev. Alpha Younp,
o. Buffalo Gap; Rev. G. r. Blanton, OF
San Saba.
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W Y Nanny, Clly scorcmry,

4 \ ORDINANCE EsTABIISV1NG ANn
city ut nallas ''"'N d" nc
c, Re It ordained by the city Council Of the
SECTION / That there .han a, an, 4.
nc. ny 'NitllishCd AMI ofd rhI 6,iit az.
maintained tho following additional "A .,ri.i
.rWsr In the city 81 Dallas, to.w,,, ~
trlrt lAtra sewer, & inches IN dinmaisr
N'ttnel clay pipe c'rcumrtf form. brt,,,
Su,,,n,' roe AMI Maiu streets. and rrrn,,nJ
uvH "u'pnN 10 sycamore street. and IRON,
~, Z. 'n 70 Martin street; thence r9., an
Nnn nerrv lp murphy str tn hn lrld I,
,uVh VelG. Anu grade "a N M be- d'tart,., ly
wv Wy hl slhtpr % Il ma tn CON ,,,t xgf,t
,lv mum lu'l'c sewer In MUMMY "a, NM
erN lluug tho lire i''F''S "Wh
Nhr =. Tint Nlb'0cks hrt,v,nn ,i,,r o,,1
commerce st'cu's tHm ICfr,r.on strrst t
MufphN an, rll blocks rrnn 1sro,n.,r, ~,
Mupuy Slr 81 between Men "a A Cannon,
SS,S,, u.,. "nHs respectively separate sewe,
sEc $. Thatall the provisions. reou,r,.
n,nls ana pc iut'es hertufor ndo,tSd IA,
",.uuhhco ~ f0IVrvuCc "a tho sewers AZ .ogd
,lN shHli hc ~ force md govern the sc,,,'r.
ne,ens esinh ishod rs fac ~ applicable.
SEc; I That This ordnance t,l,e e.Te,t
non its paR mao N' '"e''
Approved oce is,.
A true copy: W. n. rARnr, clty ~; ss %rsan
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Montague,

MONTAGUE, Nov. T. Correspond.
snoe.l-All returns in from the county
election show the fol owing result: NJ.
n. Whaley, representa- We; Griff Ford,
reenbacker, county judge; h. T..
Brown, tax collector; d. c. Hart. dis
rict clerk; w. A. Williams, county
clerk, re elected; w. r. Baker, treas,lr.
Or; q. G. McLain, sheriff; j. NJ. Cham.
ners, county attorney, no opposition.
The national aud state democratic tick
cts polIed almost the entire vote OF the
county.
Great rejoicing here over the news
mat Cleveland and Hendricks are elect
sd: II such result IL possible, and al
mis- Tune there appears to be but little
souot we may confidently expect To
return to the days as IL was of Jefferson.
Madison and Jackson. Replace corrnp'
non with craftsmanship, nribe taking
with pure administration, public plum
der with economical administration of
affairs, the corrupt tariff measures of
NE Republican party W tn the taxes OF
the constitution for revenue onlyo
'Rah for Cleveland I
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Collin County got Glorious.

MCKINNEY, Nov. Especial. The
Democrats of Collin ratified tonight.
BonIircs are blazing, bands are playing
and cannon are firing. Hon. ]. w.
Nhrockmorton, Col. II. DeArmoud and
others spoke. Rejoicing over Demo
cratic national success comes new, and
Ike new breeches don't fit well
Dut the Democrat stepped proudly all
the same. In the county about
2,1Wl votes polled. A marked feature
~ the Prohibition vote. =. b. Muse.
lease law candidate, il elected hy 50I
votes. w. NJ. Bagley heats Col. Il. u
llison LOO votes. Col. l.. w. Oglesby
Is tho fourth time selected tax collector
beating one of the best men in In,
county two to one. J. w. Waddill is
county clerk; G.. 5. Beck, sheriff; II. A.
McLhrry, assessor; j. A. l.. Wolfe
county Judge; w. Il. Beverly, county at
tlrney.
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NI,xi.

hEXiA, Nov. 7.-lCorrespondence.l
Never In the history Of this pla e, has
such demonstration of Joy and On.
husiasm been Witnessed, as was OK
hibited by the iubiant citizens here.
on the night Of the 9Th, inst, alter the
glorious tid'ngs OF victory were received.
A splendid array OF .tireworkss which
lasted several hours, the stirring notes
o. the band, huge bonires on the streets.
speeches, hurrahs, loud and long, aud
Me ceaseless firing of anvils until dawn.
brmed the leading subjects In the pro-
gram.
The attached stock of general mer
ehandise of j. G.. Baldwin, will ho SOLD AT
public out cry on Tuesday the II, inst.
The Democracy of This place, will give
sgrand torch-light procession ON next
Monday night. Tho Cleveland and
Hendricks clubs ut Thornton, Kosse and
eroesbeeck, are invited. Ex.Gov. Hub
bard and Col. Roger q. Mills, are the
orators Tor the evening. 4 grand time
10 looked for.
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The National Surgical Institute

VIII open branch at 1876 st. Charles
street New Orleans, December /, 1884
where they will be prepared to treat,
surgical cases, club feet, paralysis, and
all deformitics of the face, spine, limbs.
aud diseases ofthe joints, eve and ear,
also catarrh, piles, tistula, female dis.
eases, private diseases, etc. The proprie
lors OF the institute open this Office I'm
New On cans IN accordance with the re-
quest OF scores of their patrons in Mis-
sisslppL Louisiana and Texas who de-
sire to avail themse YES of the reduced
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exposition, thus enabling them to visit
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WASHINGTON, Nov. SIT is under
stood that Judge Advocate General
swain who is to be tried by court mar
ral on the 18th instant, will make OBJ
lection to several members OF the court,
Generals Schofeld, Terry, Murray.
hHochester, and probably one other, on
inc ground that they are prejudiced, for
areaSon which his counsel will explain
10 the war department. Such a course
wnl proDably neceSsltate further post
ponement of the trial.
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The Fort Worth i;ncn..

Tho Driving Park association of Fort
Worth has made arrangements for spe-
cial trains daily from Dallas, arriving
IN tort Worth IN good time, and return
ing to Dallas before night. The assncin-
ton has secured the best horses i'm the
country, and offers such liberal purses
that horsemen expect more entries than
at any previous meeting. Dallas should
send u large delegation over. The
HERALD will publish the programmes
from day to day during tho contest.
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Me QUITE, Nov. s.--tSpecial. Mes
quite had a grand Democratic rallyl st
night over the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks. The people poured in from
she country from all directions, and hv
rundown the anvils commenced firm,
which was Kept up until midnight.
short and enthusiastic speeches were
made by Hon. Tom Nash, Mr.. kim
srough, representative elect, j. G. Rugel
and others. Bon-Ires illuminated the
whole town, ANA cheer afle" cheer rent
NE air for tho great Democratic heroes.
We viii have u fair count or funeral
ibis tinp,
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FRIEN d..

This invaluable pre-
parhii0n il truly 4 tri-
umph of scientific skill
and no more inestima-
Ole benefit was ever
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or o. the world.
F~lt not only short
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and lessons the lnten.
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life OF both motherand
child, and leaves the
mother in a condition
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From the nature O.
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CLEnURNg, Nov,7-l Correspondence.
Flags are displayed all over town. A
large one is dying from the court house
tower The streets last night were
crowded with people, shouting and IN.
ng minute guns, and with bOn-hres ON
Vie four corners OF the square. Tonight
shere win be u torchli shi procession and
speaking, and preparations are being
maze Tor a grand rejoicing. Every one
seems enthused, and that they must
give vent TO their JOY. A Democrat nig
slapped a Radical nig's jaws in the
rtroOts to-day.
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UTILIZATION N MN. pnlnl.

Wills PolNr, Now s,-tSpocial.1
Last night our littlo city presented a
scene Of such rejoicing and jublla,ion
~ y has never before witnessed sine
Its foundation. For the last Two ~,
three days crowds have anxiously stonn
around .tho bulletin boards eager tn
catch any aud every rumor of the oler
tion OF Cleveland and Hendricks. and
shout after shout rent the AIR nj inter.
walls as the nows was favorable.
But when the news camo thai
tno baltic was over and wan
ana Cleveland elected the whol
own became enthusiastic aud preparn
Ions wero at once made to illumina,c
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Cisco, Nov. q. Correspondence
The enthusiasm here is intense. For
three days the town has been in state
sfwild excitement over the election OF
cleveland and Hendricks. This oven.
ing preparations are making for u
grand torch-light procession and speak
ing. BUSINESS is almost suspended.
and az join in the demonstration of joy
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10 Ncutrallse oTen,l,.ne..

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prominent physician lately remarked to
tie proprietor, that Il It were admissible to
make publ the letters We receive. the
Mothers Friend" would outsell anything
on the market.
/ most earnestly entrcat every female about
TO De confined to use Mothers Relief Coup-
led with this entrcaty, will add that during
long obstetrIcai practice tforty-four years.,
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John Horny plopcd with Amelia.
And mn his passion tried lotpu hpr
sue sud, "lohn lL,yourwouls Won wnsto
our ieeih hetlNN a want of taste,
noul hre0th oncuds me, So sav.
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WANTED.

a l.
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goou wages VIII be paid to ffrst-rISsn l9hths;
VINO can and are willing TO turn rs hands
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address,
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Nv, WILLIAMS 500, AGENTS. F,. Worth
BASS BROS, 1arra'i.
T. PATTERSON ,v Co., Ennis.
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nor RENT HOUSE SUITABLE FOR
T.. boarding. house Inquire corner Mar.
Nv wv '"'uhIn,N SIS nu0 Il
EuR RENT-A NEW HOUSE Of F0UF
rooms, convent Mt o street cnr lin, /:
good well wgt'r aud sui Gle roof .tabl ~ IN
. etalls Tor horses and two Huggy rooms. ~ Ice
10 Appiy los X. MrBGIDE, Real rs ate
Agent No. ial5 Film st. nog.it
lNoR r. MA ri ELY FUESISlIEn
4 tGrse If9nt room, with onrI, can he I'D
y n private family, close TO business mart nj
iheclty. Address T.. %. Box 2l2. nos n
EoR INADVERTENTLY IOCATEI-
Flrst-cluss sleeping rooms: south eyno..
,rti M ClnFenlcuCes, LiNBgLEY 4 RI:Ap.
FoNh' 30 VAIN street. up-stHlrs ~,
EoR RENT-rO ONE or TWOSTNIjI.E
gentlemen, a hCDut ful furnished room,
~, ,..' ~ p, N"t,r hlliNtWithln iv- minutes walk
s,'uHII inc Herald Office; r. tercnccs required,
Sll az residence on Lacy street, between
Wood aud Young sts. r',-'ti
EJR RENi-IWu NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, centrally OrHtcd, ON ,,rert oar
cnuc '' mar Nv,
INOh RENr-iN PRIVATE FAMIIY-o
= FURNISHED looms, with board, to > mnr.
~ couples; splendid cl.hborhood and
'"uNtnle1 ~ 10 Two lines strcpt railroads An
l'Nt Woop, Herald office. rolt,
EUk RENT - FOUR COTTAGES ~
commerce street, west a. Central poti,
louu, NoS llO1, l4l5, lilS, with clsterns. SiO
yer month each. Inquire NJ l2l Main N, nottf
l,'ok RENr-ONE FURNISHED FRONT
L room, I'D Elm ST. -" = ' eciS, 4
iNOk RENl-A BRICK STORE. "A mr.,
4 nhiNhed and situated IN n good busIr.l.
1,,'vh'lon ~ the town OF Ennis, E,lis county
/ nN,'Ir, Nu,t"g,e ipr groceries or dry goods
Agent Ennis, Texas '' '-''"''
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Mr. \. X. HnW5ps: 90 'o'''
Dear SRI am much p'cBsni with the Pam
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iu my youth, The finest print with per'nat
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public. Respectfully, r.. & HUBBARD,
Ex-Governor OF Texas.