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w - " y INTEL ,TE -
W industrious farm hands 's y, ut
good wages will be paid To ~" tsy ior I'm
VINO can and are willing to iir,Sr,,eiass
TO any work to be done ON n I l1. theif
ietler or In person to the unda essn' Ap
no. ~ OF arlington, o. james FI''{ph led
las, Texas. f, A. McVEIGH. :" Bartor
w ANIED--A PARrNER-l---,
cal business man 10 fato PRl
IN our manufacturing es,abI;ee, lalf ID
oe strictly sober aud energeiiians'nllient,t
Pected to travel and manaS S' ~, WIN u
10 tlie right man we offer n bo entlie but
TO oraddress OLIVER BROS Y9a55 ls 4
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NOTICES.

NOlICE 10 OWNERS OR OCrUrANrs
~ oi property I'm sewer dlslricis 6pt,t,.n
Nam aud Elm 20 Gets, from Sycnmore ny
llNlWood street and between Main ana COZ.
u,viVen ','ess lr"m JchrrsontO Murphy Street
Ny,'loh OF sewer ordinance That pr.ntl
sSWnis, water closets, amt sinh, basins. rir
shall nc constructed lu on of said distrlcttfI
como, with the district sewer, ON not,cs
ron the city engineer, and as directed Nv
snld ,ilicer and not rthcrwlse. wa ~
sub Sec 3. II shall he n n,lst,c,,,oo,,,,,, g..
wy "Wnet or occupant utauy hmldiup I'm itny
s'N'l ulN,tlei-NuN position of which isusr1
lprNnN purpose during amy portion or IN,
uSN-'o nv in hnye or lgrst one water close,
.unntelsu win the public sewer rs dnys mi.
tor MOTIF alton 10y the citv en-, ,n,rr c,c az
inc above district sewers ar ronstriet,a
.Ml .,'IN 'ut us-, bud an parties INTEREST,"
WV "ltoy hotla.d Zoo comply With thpuhovt
- ,Wt od'mwcc.
NoroWh'r 49, i,yf '' 'ia'"''"
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M NINU-NLI PEK.NEg- I'M

III NNtEU-ALL PERSONS N i
y 'n4t Mrs: }. Il. Burnett (, cam
''e hNsi' esa formerly done by NIX.
licensed Of 81 and s.g uali s,v.
'he az all t!u.s q, prralrsd Nm
""rNiHen todo an kiads a, mimi
Wl'ter oh' sietm-fttins, lfutolr
'l4,hs anu .ln lHr-r variety,
IL ANIbp-THE TEXAS MUT9
" noWment Association wNf glteI
profitable employment to,Nperleas.
ahce solicitors, Address A N g1n
lufy' W. Main street, Uallgs, rcyes
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.oFElc,Al-clrY LAWS

A N ORDINALCE AMENDING SECTION
"A OF an ordinance establishing and pro-
vlding for the BUILDING, repairing and keen
ing clean all Side walks and cutters in the
city of Dallas, approved Nov. 9, 1850.
ShCrIoN |. Be II ordained by the CITY
Council of the city of Dallas, that section of
the above entitled ordinance, approved Nov
!, 1851, be amended so as to read rs follows
section 5-That hereafter all sidewalks in the
clty OF Dallas on streets or portions of streets
when have been paved or that have been
oruered paved, shall be constructed Of good
nara, smooth or dress ed stone or artificial
stone asphalt composition; sidewalks on
slreels or portions OF streets not paved or
ordered paved, shall be constructed only of
good hard, smooth or dressed stone artificial
stone, brick, asphalt composition, or good
lard gravel, laid at least Eve inches Ia thick
ness provided that the City Council may i'm
lS ulscfeton permit persons To use wooden
material ON any street or portion ola street
OUTSIDE OF the fire limits and that are not
paved or ordered paved. All curbmg and
sutterll IN he City OF Dallas shall be con
structed either of good, hard, smooth or
iressed stone, or artificial stone, provided
that leatt pine, cypress, or oak lumber may
be used on any street or portion of street
outside OF the fire limits, where the same has
not been paved or ordered paved ANY per-
son or persons violating the provisions o
This section shall be deemed guilty of Il mis-
uemeanor and upon conviction in the May
ors Court, shall be fined in any sum not less
IMAM ten nor more than one hundred dollars.
sec. q mat this ordinance take effect from
ana AFTER It's passage and publication.
Approved October 9, 1891
q
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Ask tho most eminent physician
OF any school, what * The hest thing
in the world for quoting and allayinl
all irritation OF the nerves, aud curing
all forms Of nervous complaints, giving
natural, cbildliko refreshing sleep al.
ways?
And they will tell you uuhesitatingly
"Somo form of Hops SLY
CHArTERI.
Ask any or all OF the mos. eminent
physicians;
"Whet is the hest aud only remedy
that can he relied on to cure an diseases
of the kidneys and urinary organs.
such rs Brlghps disease, diahetis, rcteu.
ton, or inability 30 retain urine and nil
the diseases and ailments peculiar Ia
Women -
And they viii ton you explicitly and
emphaticly "Buchu!l!
Ask the Same physicians
"Nhut is the most reliable and suresi
cure ior0ll liver diseases or dyspepsia
constipation, indigestion. billiousnoss
mMG'atia' lcveri agGo, &c. and they viii
tell YOU:
Mandrake or pmdoii0nl.!!"
~ noe when these remedies are combined
with Others equally valuable,
Ana compounded into Hop Ei,tcr,, such d
Woh1rrhl 0ud mysterious curative power Ii
developed which b. STD vuvlyl iu rs Oppra,
| lions TINT np disease oriu hoNth can pnssi,
hlN exist ut resist its pow p, and vet 10 Is
Harm ~, tul tHe most lru,l woman, weak.
est iuNDlId or smUllt % chIld use,
CHAPTER a.
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FOR SALE.

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t,,.v 80 ~, ~ fNu"Iesa q, N Han
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FOR SALE.
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Ia nrITs IN, On ,i ann OF iA
Iolla1anJ Nyose AZ " idt'oh siluate
vHst ~ n9irag 4, ' iar T. Ioau' mn
',r,ls ,,,I ' 49, - loI saiei pleutN OF
fhn enriHo gtill r,oi E{ in'. III ,RiN al
Wouihsi dr,1ti, '''i., LILY "1'yt Al
,arr,s $50 ~ 49,. sn,pp,s on we
'''' o " = :, i,uHuN H. PRO Is,
l4Dit SALE II An Su ESET C
Il ing Of folslngb d chenomcf ii
',, o ,iSo OF l'or J, a,'iries Of gnllr
,t' , '''' ' .,,i ny" iI'uS. We SOFA q on
aiv ~, ''''' ~ ,', ,ri,'oN. rom Dalll
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Nph SN.i.--A RETAIL MEAl
ness one OF the leading mark,
g;,S' Np"Iy to or addns, Il. csl
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D. mouse, attached With fresh
groceries, quu,uSWare, gjc On ihe
l.'W:onrc; q afgHin can he im u
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entire lrruL OF na.ttrr. ,,,.. y.
abundant. a w5itrdij on,oytrn,,.I
stock farm ou;.r.J CnrY .h,rt tSs;
sH.u. Terms: Aboui hall casi ,isl,
yearsut 10 per cent interest iofs
uithcr particulars, applytG J.M
Manager United Trading CNmpny|
Nily, leNas.
ITDIt SNT-F'--J.VF uCNF,
land Ion. sale pil In ono ia,
ug watprihc drvt II Spu uD. hidrl
ri .ou 90. school land lnr.i'g'o
VI Arson, The county scat ufit Il
aud about lS miles northwest of
Gated Iu lisa. f,r pr,rr ,,.'i ,..r
JAS. r. irroN. Oyerion. Rsst 4
more Tf-E--CNE lINkEI1 ii
i fixtures necessary fUr bak'r
awake town; evrrvti,nru0ga6i /
Ht q price to suit 'tur buW tlm,s
q. r., m care Dallas HERALD.
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house. SWellsol Hns wgirr mra 4
the country around, box -hocy 4
Ht'4 lor rcnier about tHpeiiA ~
variety bearing; the wtlinlt ils
ny u," iencri price S2.g-Nea
glNli''l't ", tlmei owner ur'la
5T,'Ninp'' lnquire at loslao o
. wv ~ y, Dl.NA Az, ~
I''lt NALE--A FINE ON'1 |
iuonce and stock mrmM-i /
~ 'cIct pest ruillng rrHlile-l...'.
'lNAl'ol; good broom lercn,.,,--.
N,ocS Darn, gruutrlrsond loo. "
lu-rootu dwelling house, 'er
urrulscd, wood house cglA
nearly around house; abundaac.
tuHS barn and iuthv pqslir T,
OF various kinds and hcS,Nafle'W
! hiuie nud ornamental irts-
pututiiu' and comfortable hl,N'
menlS cos, nearly thr price HSh t,S
TIRE IlUCp-$.1 pyrAcus 4 e'M ~ .
lot giyep with nam, fino 'lo'.
at a bargain. Situated sixteen w
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w ANIEDIGiHL OR Won n =
~ general hoqsework, to INA" 10 y \
tI LEA 20 on Fort Worth 4 Bese ~ p D
JOHN W. WALDEN, at Arms lTon IA
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w = rltN BODY ~
~, that they can buy the verl,o
relies Of fruit I ees, grape vi very fine
hoWeriag shrubs, roses. et ines. SHADE
pant n GUY trees, furnish fine Iro ddhd u
on ana make WALKS, sud lawnreu gravl
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I'LL ~, low ELL, Nurseryman ana y; BOY I
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W. Al IED-LiNN, ACTIVE ~
E9na,"ts rIuXas ow H. i. II
,y,ii'Aty IN tuc STATE aid .or wG,,JhW y 4.
wiz he paid; no lncump4,e"rii avn sg
rtp'.' address Frank PoWel tigggt
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Bring all the family TO soc "Vim" TO-
night They will laugh ami grow har-
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~ Two ON bottoms and or VSA y. y
nus ne lirst-claSs; pay * f,y wy ,ol W {
JNlih MoRHELL, Colorado H. 'y \, ~ y
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roR sALE-MY rApm ~

l. $50 acres incu tlyatU1. s.ioat,i
naI!as ana WaNahach c road, NM,
Wrstof DALLAS, Is for sale; pielt, OF NJ
grass and water as a general lain ak
tue spring s'ili yielding winter AZ q
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terms j. ". hhRGRdyE, pro h.
LOR SALE II ANiS u EsETC7
Il ing of iolllngb d cheilonIrr NM
stand; also other articles of 6un,ltrr
re bargains, aud must be sold at ota
owner ls hboU. 10 remove from DalF
Ply 10 G. \. CAtWEL1, ut Edward
store.
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Thecomical OF all comedies, Neil Bur-
CESS, ut opora-hnuse Tonight.
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4 ness one OF the leading marEs
r,,F. Npuly Ia or address, H.. can
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nAILAs ~ rArrn

Popular r:,res for "Nim," at opera.
house tonight.
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NJ ANIED-MAN AND wIFr
country, three girls for - rol
WORK IN city; good wages 49,
sence once, 6Os Vain street, iSRaii. al
NJ ANrEDlhOTET HFyI ~ 5,., 9l-.'.', Z
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give the best Of city rev e wages {,
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L'OR SALE-ON BAknil, N
4 fixtures necessary for baking
awake town; everything uog alll
at Il price To suit TIE hdi tlmsI
9. H., ~ care Dallas HERALD.
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NOR SALE-FARM IN DMI
or To- rent for money
drtd and eighteen acres, Qn7|
miles west oi Richar,soni ric9l
Well improved, In fine slale o.
large dwelling, 1roomsi hafui
aud tenant hnuscS;spl,ndll niy,l
3 good wells and2 u acres Vms
one orthe best places IN W
Title perfect; no iucumbI,nn.s,.s
ApplytO or address nr, !" H. ~
nrlgnn. Dallas county, Texas
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F1Tk9r'9 Floasant Worm eyrup Never Tails
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A Y UNDINANVE ESTA BLlSHING AND
~ ordering built additional sewers in the
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31

The races announced for next Satur-
day at the Cheboygan Driving Park
promise very interesting sport. The
managers, Msssrs. Humphrey and Nc
Donald, have offered very liberal purses,
and as the horses are mostly owned in
the county, and all acknowledged speed
ers, 1t should prove quite an attraction
Since previous to the Fourth Of July
there has been considerable talk in re-
gard to the merits of T. A. PERKINS,
"Oleate" and James Duggan's "TOm
Hall" and the general opinion is that
there has been enough trotting with the
mouth and that the place to settle the
dispute is on the track where the horses
can get in their work. Should the day
prove favorable we predict some very in
teresting races. We understand that
"Wm. T." W. s. Humphreys handsome
colt, and Walter Jones, owned in Alpena,
will try each others mettle. Both are
well known, and as the owners mean
business it cannot fail to be a close and
exciting race. The following is the pro-
gramme:
County Race-Purse 5000. Eligible to all
horses owned in the county without record.
First horse, $S5; second horse, 80; third horse,
fourth horse, 20.
2:50 Race-Special purse of $780, For DIR.
i. A. PERKINS, Oleate and James Duggan's Tom
Hall. Winner to take the purse.
Free for all-Purse 5000. First horse, S85;
second horse. 60; third horse, 30; fourth horse,
20.
Special purse of 5000 to Stranger to beat the
record Of the Cheboygan Driving Park, 2:26.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31
Mrs Belle BigelOW

The Ladies of the M. E. Church under
whose auspices Mrs. Belle BigelOw gives
her entertainment Saturday evening,
are making great efforts to present a
creditable entertainment and a glance
at the programme will convince all
that they have succeeded. They have
engaged Prof. Barnhardts full orchestra
to furnish instrumental music, and the
names Of some of our most talented
vocalists appear Oh the bills. Mrs. Bige-
low has made up an entire new pro-
gramme since her last appearance here
and in its selection she has evinced rare
good taste and Judgment. We make the
following excerpt from very favorable
notice in the Biz Rapids Pioneer Of July
third;
A good audience greeted Mrs Belle Bigelow
last evening. The strongest and most impOr-
tant feature in the rendtions Of Mrs. Bigelow
is the complete and mastery power the feel
ings and facial expressions. While her audi
ence may be in tears, or cOnvulsed with laugh
ter, she seems oblivi0us to all around her, as i'm
her sublime "Jane Conquest she virtually
stands facing the blackness OF night and the
thunder's roar fearless and alone. Among the
pathetic pieces 'The Exile of the Acadians,
is star of the first magnitude. an her comic
impersonations she excels in the ''Widow
Doodle" which was received with cheers and
Laughter.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31
Cheboygan vs.. Fort Mackinac.

The ChebOygan Gun Club made q mas
terly advance on Fort Mackinac Wednes-
day afternoon and got taken in. Col.
Brady met them as they marched up the
hill, and eaDitulated at once, and was
generously treated by the Captain of the
invading force. After very agreeable
visit with the Colonel and a satisfactory
arrangement Of the details for the con-
test la the afternoon the club proceeded
to the John Jacob Astor House where
they were cordially received by host
Cable, and vOraciOus attack made on
one of Cables best dinners. Having
satisfied the inner man all proceeded
to climb the golden stairs" leading to
the Fort, and thence to the range. The
result of the sanguinary conflict is best
told by the score given below, suffice it
to say that the motto of the of the Club
for the present is: "veni vidi-get left"
The reason for it all 10 the boys from
the fort did the best shooting. 1t will
be seen by the score that the ChebOygan
Club did not average quite up to the
usual score, and far from being discour-
aged hope to meet Colosel Brady and
team at no distant day and try IL over
again, BELIEVING that rhe boys in blue
would have TO do better shooting than
they did yesterday to win the victory.
The shoot was under the National rules,
200 yards range,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31

The Canadian Steamer Alberta Runs
into tho stsambarge Osborns, off
Whitefsh Point. md the Latter
Sinks.-Eiyc Lives Lost.
Capt. Brown, Of the VanRaalte, brought
intelligence Tuesday of distressing
collision Monday morning on Lake Su-
perior, off of Whitefsh Point. The fine
steel steamer Alberta. bound down from
Prince Arthur's Landing, struck the
stsambarge Osborne, bound up, amid
ships, cutting her half way through, the
bow of the Alberta penetrating to the
boilers of the barge. The crew of the
Alberta say that when she struck she
seemed to almost lift:the Osborne out of
water, and that the latter seemed to
hang on the bow some time and then
drop off, breaking in two and sinking In
a very short time, carrying down five
persons to Watery grave. one of the
five Belonging to the Alberta, and lost
his life in Il, rOic effort to save those
perlshins on the Osborne. He had al
ready been the means Of saving the wife
and two children of the captain of the
Osborne, and was undertaking to rescue
the second engineer, who was so badly
scalded as to be unable to help himself,
when tho Osborne sank. carrying all
that remained on board down with her.
The captain Of the Alberta says the fog
was very dense; that he heard whistle
and responded with whistle, and i'm
mediately checked down the speed OF his
boat, and soon heard second whistle,
and immediately after the Osborne
loomsd up directly across his bow, and
the collision was inevitable. The eap-
tain of the Alberta is an old experienced
sailor, and feels terribly over the acct
dent, and rendered his resignation at
once. The Alberta was but little in
jured.
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The handsOmest line of children's and
misses lace shoulder capss ever brought
to ChebOygan can be found at Mrs.
NJ. B. Champions.
Did you see that case of pictures in
the pOst-Offiee? They are are splendid
and do credit to Mr.. Vixen. No one need
go out 0at of Cheboygan for pictures
since Mr.. WixOn located here.
Go to Mrs. M. B. Champions for a
beautiful lace shoulder cape for chill
dren and misses.
For fine harness 60 to Shows.
Fer hsavv harness 90 to Shows.
Anything you want in the harness
line call for it at Shows, where you can
fad it Of the best material, manufacture
cd In neat and substantial manner.
The best dollar whip in town at SnOw's.
All shades of ladies silk and Isle
thread mits and gloves at Mrs M. B
Champions.
If you want a nice picture frame or
mat, go to Wixon's gallery.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31
CAMPAIGN OFFER.
The Tribune to January First
for Fifty Cents.

The Presidential campaign just
being inaugurated promises 60 be
one of the most exciting in the his
tory of our country, and every voter
should keep fully posted upon the
leading points of the canvass as it
progresses. For this purpose the
TRIBUNE will be furnished to all
cash subscribers to January LIST, 1885,
for fifty cents. In addition to it's
political news we propose keeping
the TRIBUNE in the front as local
paper, giving all home happenings.
Remember, fifty cents secures the
paper to January LIST.
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Mnckinac IsIand

The following items of interest we
take from the Mackinaw department of
the st. Ignacs Republican. Mr.. Smolk
is the father of our fellow town.man, C.
A. Smolk.
Mr.. Smolk, at the age Of 81 years, look
ing out from the mission House toward s
the lake, discovered the old man Clarity
aged about 80 years, mired in the out
lying swamp and went to the rescue.
Mr.. Smolk got the young fellow out of
the mire, went and karnsssed the horses
into the hack and took the young boy
home. We are purpOsing to recognize
in public way, the Kindness Of these
youngsters one to the other.
Hon. VIM. Springer, M. C. from Him
OILS "The great American Investigator"
is with his family at Mrs. Benefits.
Mr.. Springer Is entitled to much con-
sideratioD, even frsm us Republicans.
He never turned up shovel of iniquity
but there was prominent Democrat or
two squirming over and under the
Springer cultivator. The Republican,
of the county are, or should be, under
many obligations TO- Mr.. Springer for
his cordial but perhaps unintentional
support.
Tied togsther-At Cheboygan, July 81,
Watts S. Humphrey and Miss Nellie
Smart.All right, Wattsl Without com
meDt, the Republican extends land with
out an effort) congratulations to you
and yours far beyond the possibilities of
the English language. IL you can only
persuade Judge Perkins to ful6ll one of
his many enga gements. and settle down
among the grand army of Benedicts, I'll
guarantee a celebration, or jubilee, or
whatever you may elect,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-31
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by the I'M
dersigned Committee on Sewers until Tues
day, August 10th, 1884, at o'clock D. m. for
furnishing all material and doing all work and
labor necessary for the construction and COM
pletion or a socket tile sewer on Huron and
Locust streets. commencing at and connect
ing with the sewer in Pine st, thonce along
center or Huron street to center OF Locust
street, thence westerly along center Of Locust
street to the west limo OF Bailey street, Total
length OF sewer o94 feet, OF inch End QUALITY
pipe fncludingIbends, Y 8 &c, 094 feet, one Q
inch bond or quarter orcie curve; 10 8 inch Y
branches; 7catch basins, to be connected with
main sewer with 0 inch pipe provided with
hand hole traps; cast iron covers for catch
basins and inch curves. Average depth of
excavation, III feet. Sealed proposals will be
opened at Council Rooms Tuesday evening,
August 10th, 1884.
plans and specifications OF the material and
work may be examined upon application to W.
Z. thompson, Village Surveyor.
Contractors will be required to furnish sat
isfactory bonds for the faithful completion of
the work. The work to b. completed on or be-
fore October 1st, 1884. The right to reject anv
and all bids is reserved
Cheboygan July 30th, 1884.
G. j. KITCHEN,
II. A BLAKE,
Committee.