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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Gin alter Hefanntcr.

Der beiliame S9ref, wel9en bic erite,
burd feline ~sesenwdrtise Q%ebensweiie per-
anlaBte @elbperlesenbeit BET Subsrt bers
p~orserufen, wirtte Monate lang bis es ibm
mDSli9 seworben, benz &eitaurant iens
bunbert Srancs gu be3ablen, ma9te er itets
einen llmpes, UNI ni6t an beiien 9otel Dor,
BEL gu miiHen. @nfan9s leste er ii9, nm
bies 3iel gu errei6en, iosar auf's 6aften
unb lebte einise Sage nun bon Srob unb
&aie, bod belt bieier Selbenmutb ni3t
LANCE Dor. No9 pur3elte bic anerSogene
He6ti9aiisnbeit tief in ibm unb bic 9lus:
tunitsmittel, ii9 @elb gu peri9afien, wels
DE Mlban unb gnbere i'm S9er3 unb @rnii
10 oft Dor linn beipra9en, eri9ienen inn
i9impni9. 9luBerbem tam feline Gitelfeit
ms Spiel. @rabe bic Sebauptuns gus
bans, er wiirbe ni9t bic &raft baben, ieis
men goriat bur9Sufibren, itdblte i'm
ae9en jebe Yeriu9ung, benielben gu bre.
den. Or ndberte ii9 Oscar un6 Ser,
mann, beiu9te AUDI ben Susenb5irfel pie:
Der unb i3ien ii3 gang ieinen Stubien sus
suwenben.
llnsliidli6erpeiie fano lid balb fur Su:
bert Elm neuer Stein oes @nitoBes. @ui
einem Spasiersans in ben Guilerien be:
.sesuete er zines Cages benz Baron, ieinem
einltisen S9ulsefdbrten.
.Su bier, @lbert2 rief CT ~erfreut.
Seit seitern. SD babe meinen Sater
i6errebet, i3 miiBte bur9aus einise 3eii
in YariS s~ubrinsen, nm mid gu bilben.
Isle ansenebm, baB i'd Did 9etroiien
@enn On beute @benb ai3it por bait, 10
fomme NIT mir IN bic Sper.
@ebt ni9t, i9 muB arbeiten.
Old mas! Sait On benn ben Ebeaters
ssttel mi9t seIeien2 @an sibt Elm neues
Ballet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Eiir GinwanOerer.

ginpanoerer une Iolde. pelde gsrmanote uno Ireunes
aus europa erwarteu, moesr f4 ~ ieosr 3eit an ben I'm
terbeidneitn I'M Austntt uno ollie wen6en. @enn Sc
manb pom europa tommt, 10 bsnadribti9e man MID, m
weIdem Sdifs uuo In psldsr SAiFss abtbsllune man an
lansen miro, 10 wsres I'D b%euieibsn am betreisnosu eans
bunssplase tn emptans nsbmeu nno ibm lberal nit Rdtb
uno That Sur Sette lteben. Ns 9e~traunsmonn bes tas
iboliideu eomiies iir Sinpanoerer babe Id bas 5ient, In
cattle 9aresn bic an mid ourd Srisis ausspisisnsn Gins
panesrer gu sniptan9en nnb Lhr tbr Seiiss sn iorseu. 3abb
reiae Seusniiie pom 9etiiliden uno reltliAsn pdlonen
ipretent hr incline &irtamteit In bteier AngeIegenbeit.
S9tHseontraete &C. pon uno nah europa weroen beIorst
@shen. Sabrbiaets tar aae giisnbabnen in ben Der. Staas
ten srthsiIt. Waau a%ersifrs:-
Joseph Koelble,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

DALLAS, VENAS, DECEMBER A. 1881
~ Nntice Is hereby given that ON thp iOth
vaN OF November, 1891, =. ]. Adhms. dong
business under the name of Adams a Leons
arr, OF Snld cllyo Dallas, convened and AZ.
signed - ne, W. II, Fuppcn, OF said Twas
Nss'ehSe. hu nus property and all the prom
uN on every desc ptiOu owned or used nv
UNI NJ cohluclng Ne banking business mn
u,r nne uGh name OF Adams II Leonard IN q.
VluunG hiNoWn interest and that of the as .
tate OF j. Il. Leonard, deceased, cNcept snch
property as exempt nom execution undnr
the laws OF Texas, for the purpose of convert /.
lhg the Same into money, to be ,lstrihutsl
among euch OF HIS creditors only ms womb
consent 10 accept heir pioporti0nate share
OF ms estate, and discharge him nom their
respective claims; provided, that he shouid
not DC discharged from liability To any credI.
DT VINO uoes not receive rs much ns one.
.nigu oi inc amount du aud claimed In his
'"Not ny NNllu claim against his estate,
Nol,ce ~ iuriher given that ell the credi-
sgnment must make known ,o me ihsir
consent IN writing within four months niter
the publication of this notice, and that NO
creditor not asserting shah receive or take
any uenent under said assignment
n W, II. fLtPPEN, Assignee.
bALLAS, TEXAS, December A. iSSg-Ar
persona lnuc1ted 10 y, j, Adams ar Adams a
Leonard on November 10, 1884, ar hereby NO.
tined Ia call ON me- nj my Office ia tho banl,
bulluing OF tlippen, Adoue a Ia A. IN thc
south Side OF Elm street, Dallas, eNRs' ma
make payment; otherwise their paper will
ne placed IN mo hands OF attorneys for col.
iscuon ,., W. II. Fl.lppEN,
assignee ofs'j'Adams aud AJamsS Leonard
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PUBLIC NOTICE

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY or nALLAs.
M nECkMBER =, 1884, Public notIce n
her sbV given To all whom II may concern
,hM application will be made To the leg,s.
nature or tue state OF Texas, to assemble on
!he lSlh day OF January, \. u. 1855, for the
following changes In and amendments tothe
various acts Incorporating the city of Dallas.
lo.wlt 10 repeal all obsolete and inone,
rHlVe sections; to moro clearly define Inc
municipal boundaries; 10 make all officers OF
We municipality, excepting the secretary
elective by the qualified electors thereof. 10
more clearly define the mode of ennciinr or.
ulnances; tosimp ify and more clearly de.
nhc ne mOue OF opening, widening and OK.
ennlng streets, avenues nTd allo,s; Ia pre-
scribe the mode OF acpulr ny grnund and
rlght-oi.way Within or wit ont the n,uninI.
pM units Tor watcr-works, parks, cemete.
ncs, mouse OF correction or reform, or work.
MOUSE, hospitals, quarantine purposes. or
othSr municipal necessity TO the health aud
weilOeing OF the city; TO enable the city To ere
hte special mnds for street extension, and
street. Improvement purposes, and for the
erection and m Aintenance OF n seminary or
,nlgh school In connection with the free pub-
ne school system of the city; n remove OK.
sung CONFLICTS In the charter and render its
meaning plain; 10 more clearly denne tho
corporate power over any and all Glasses of
'"ee' Fiiroads, w. II. CABELLs, Mayor,
chairman OF Committee,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

The Dallas musicale gave one OF its
delightful entertainments at the resi-
dence Of Mr. aud Mrs. J. Il. Irrelevant,
ir., Thursday night last. Company
present was Of the very select, and the
musicale recherche aud delightful in
the extreme. The following was the
rRoGRAAME-PART FIRST.
instrumental Solo LOhengl1n 49, Wagner
Miss Jennings.
Vocal solO--Bridebels- Roscliel, Miss Muir
ply.
:, Recitation Marriage dc Convouance, Miss
Rogers.
instrumental Solo-Chan ons Creolo-Ia
Semplr Sercnade AradieAnc, Chauson's de
baieier, Dams lie hamOc, Mrs. Trezevdnt.
Vocal Duet-kair leannette-Abt, Misses
kellar and Wolf.
FART sECoND-FARcE-N CURE, No PAY
DRAMATIC PERSONA.
Miss Languish .... Miss Dixon.
Alice isnguish ... Miss RODGERS
Aunt Miugct .. Miss FenuTiCk
Lucy Aiken ..-..... ........... Miss Morgan.
Jenny Carter ........ ..... Miss Jenkins.
Susan Dean ................. . Miss PfOuts
Bridget . Mrs TrpZeyant
The music was artistically and charm.
ingly rendered, both Instrumental and
vocal, and the farce, "No Cure, No
Pay" was cXtravagantly amusing and
funny. a more deightful evening has
never been spent in Dallas, and no past
musicale has been more decidedly sue
cess In all the elements that go to make
them Il delight and pleasure. Tho host
aud hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Tre2evant
were just rs hospitable as they could be-
Just as charming as possible and lust as
lavish in all their Efforts for the enter.
tainment Of their guests as could no de.
sireu.
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Mississippi, and wished to ride out with
tho view of selecting a farm. He
expressed himself as being charmed
with Texas, and especially of
this section. One of the best saddle
animals in the state was led out, and
mounting it. he gayly tipped the pro-
prletor's good morning, say ing hewould
return that evening. "Pleasant gentle
man, that" was no doubt the thought
OF Messrs. Clark Il Desmond, as they
watched him ride away. Later during
the day Sheriff Smith received tele.
gram from Terrell official, stat
ing that he had arrested man
who had tried to sell horse
at that place. He also gave descrip-
ton of the horse, which correspondent
with the one hired at the livery stable.
Sheriff Smith went down to investigate
the matter and brought tho party back,
who proved to be the one who had hired
the animal. The prisoner confessed his
guilt to Sheriff Smith. He stated that
he had endeavored to sell the animal in
order to raise funds to defray his ex-
penses back to Mississippi. The horse
has been recovered. When he saw that
he had played a losing game he con-
tessed shat hi name was not Smith, but
that q. w. Quick was his true name
Mr. Quick is in the county Jail awaiting
the action of the grand Jury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21
SIDEWALK NOTES.

Burt aud Miors' shoes at Block Bros.
Gentlemens' embroidered slippers at
Block Bros.
Remember the crazy quilt pieces at
Bauman's.
Call and examine the Hardman
pianos, ut Frees IL Sons.
Fresh spare ribs and back bones nj
Frank Hamm'S no Elm street.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. JEFF Word.
yesterday, daughter, weighing ten
pounds.
Druggists say that quinine has shot
up III the market, and that 1t continues
TO rise.
Doll babies from y cents to 81. Every
KIND of toys for children at the and 10
cent store.
Attention is called to the Christmas
lots for sale by w. D. wylie 4 Co., in
the Tor sale column.
II you buy 50 worth of goods at A. d.
Aidridge Il Co., 623 Elm street, Won will
get handsome dictionary.
Our boys and girls who have been Off
attending school, are returning to spend
the holidays with parents and friends,
Inc county commissioners court wns
IN session yesterday, and passed some
very important resolutions regarding
road laws.
The. pay-car Of the Texas & Pacific
passed through yesterday, westward.
bound, gladdening the hearts OF the EN-.
ployes along the line.
Guitars, violins, mouth organs, music
ioiios, music boxes, musical birds. sing
rs naturally as live ones, at c, III. I'D,
wards, 733 and 735 Main street.
The members of the Bots dare club
are requested TO meet at Turner's hall
sunday morning at 10 o'clock, for the
transaction of important business.
In tho district court yesterday, in the
case of Mr.. Barnhardt VS.. Mrs. Barn
harut, the husband was granted di.
vorce and awarded the property al
stake.
Every taste gratihed. Every buyer
delighted. Save time, trouble, money,
and get the best,by choosing from Knep.
ny SONS extensive holiday stock.
Come one and all to Santa Claus Para
disc.
ltthere ia a gentleman or lady In
DALLAS TO day who desires 10 have n real
pleasant time lot them 20 or telephone
TO Wheat IL Wheat's livery stable. cor
ner oil Elm and Live Oak streets, and
gets hrst-class turnout at reasonable
rates.
Now Is the time to buy Christmas
| present that is practical, and will afford
both pleasure and comfort. Go to John
,; Witwer and buy carriage, buggy or
Ph@ton, "a he has fine stock, and
prices very reasonable. Salesroom, az
Elm street.
MT, G. Ill. Wood, general agent of the
challenge Fro Extinguisher, il in tho
city ana VIII make this headquarters
for Texas. This extinguisher has beer
adopted, after q critical test, by the CITY
OF Denison, aud 1t II regarded as a Ger.
tain ektinguisher for fires, oven after
they are under full Roadway. 1t might
ne well for our citizens TO investigate
cess every man should koep a few hot
lconaagrations. $500 '
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LOCaL NEWS.
A GARD AsourrHE cAlABoosE.
The Grandwindsor Uar-At Attachments
against X. shields-A Musicale En-
tertainmeut Neal Estate
Mestins-Other Notes.
ISL Right or Jus,e


The HERALD has, ON more than one
occasion, referred 10 the miserable den
denomiuaied the Dallas calaboose, in no
complimentary terms, ana this morning
publishes the following communication
from a resident relative thereto. The
statements embodied in the communi-
cation are, by no means, exaggerated
ones:
DALLAS, Dee. 2O--IEditor Herald. -
For sometime past | have noticed sew
eral items which have appeared in the
local columns of the HERALD condemns
ing the manifest injustice which is done
petty viOlators of the law who are con-
lined IN the tllhy and uncomfortable
dungeon called the city cal
aboose. While your expressions are
commendable, they 'ail TO reach the true
status OF the miserable surroundings Of
THAT miserable building. While the
turkeys office would prove uiscredita-
bic 10 village OF The Importance OF
Mesquite etits couyeniences are highly
ornate aud luNurlantly Iesplendent
compared To the Arctic reccptacles and
scanty deus which the unfortunate ine-
briate or lmprudent proianist have 60
occupy. These occupants, DO il remem-
t'ered, are often numbered among the
pest oIour populace, VINO, Tor the nonce,
bury lnoral obligations in "A cup of
whisky OK in Che heat of temper, and
these weaknesses, perhaps, are their
greatest shortcomings. IL will not do
10 argue that the responsibility rests
on themselves. "Errare est humanum"
lsan ap Jthegn thai cannot be gainssid.
Then Is it right, is it just, that the addi-
llonal punishment 10 that administered
by the mayor, OF being incarcerated In
a hole unfit for a Berkshire hog should
be inflicted. The cells are lily con-
structed, freezing in tho winter and
smotherlng in tho summer. They are
blank dungeons, merely, OF Wondering
atmosphere and rank and ietid odor.
The turnkey does all that is in his
power 70 keep them half decent, but adj
mils that his efforts are futile. The
Dallas calabOOse is standing disgrace
to the city and an inhiction upon the
weak and unfortunate that should not
be tole. ed by an enlightened cummu-
nifty. IL has proven the death OF more
than one poor individual whose greatest
lrespass was temporary injury to him
self and OF but little moment to society.
How much longer will the people Of
Dallas submit TO such an innovation
upon her humane record? Let the coun-
Gil answer. CITIZEN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

Ladies' and Gents Ornamental Watches
Gents Scarf Pins,
Ladies' Lace Pins,
Colo ana Dalras-headcd Canes,
Bangle Bracelets,
Gents Travelling Cases,
Sleeve and Collar Buttons,
Gold and silver Spectacles.
Dresden China in cases,
Ladies' Vest Chains.
Knife, Fork and spoon ia case,
Necklaces and Loci>ets,
Gold Pens and Gases,
Society Badges and Emblens,
Gold and +i'vcr Thimbles,
NarGInG scts IA Gases,
BOys' silver and NiClSle Watches,
Chilur,n's liuG.,
p solid silver ana Plated Cups,
Diamond Pins ana EARRINGS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

1t is in the bath that ono of the great
est triumphs of tho Murray Il Lanman
rrloriday Water j. achieved. The addi-
llon OF bottle of this exquisite prepa-
ration to the water Of the bath is sum
cient to rcanimate the most fatigued, II
matters not whether the exhaustion is
produced by oppressive heat, excessive
physical labor or an overtaxing of the
brain, as the well known hygienic pro-
perties OF this elegant perfume cool and
refresh the body and tranquilize the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21
AMUSE0ENrs.

The Dallas Roller and Skating club is
about to be organized, and it promises TO
he tho greatest success of the season.
nearly 100 young ladies and gentlemen
nave already signitied their intention
S So, becoming members. The opera
on nights for this eXhilarating exercise,
Membership Zee will DO 81 a month
Applications can be made to Miss Sadie
O'Nell, at the Opera-house, daily. he.
tween 10 aud ; O'clock. Tho manage.
ment will furnish skates, music, cor
sertS, carnivals and exhibitions To mako
lns same entertaining, aud reserves the
sirable. '' "o-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21
The Grand windsor war.

w. u. Hughes, through his attorneys,
Robertson Il Coke, made application TO
tho district court yesterday for writ OF
sequestra,ion and obtained tho same,
by virtue of which the sheriff was com.
manded to take charge of the Grand
Windsor hotel and its improvements,
the proceedings being against w. O..
reward, the present occupant. The
plaintiff alleges that tho defendant owes
him 900 for rents, and he fears that
the defendant will make use of his pos
session to convert to his own uses tho
profits aud revenue produced by said
property. The shoriff has taken charge
Of the property. Mr.. Towards lease on
the old building has not yet expired,
though MIR. Hughes, the owner Of the
property, claims that he has forfeited Il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

DALLAS, Dec. % Editor HERALD:I-
Many very kind people see no
improperly in charity balls, raffles
and other amusoments, or games
OF chance, when the proceeds arc
intended for charitable purposes, and
such things are more common during
the holidays, For these reasons it n
thought prudent to state that the board
of directors of the Buckner Orphans
Home have from the beginning eX-
pressed their opposition to all such
measures for the raising of funds for its
support, and that the agent, under their
instructions, has very respectfully de-
clined assistance of that kind hereto
fore. The institution is dependent on
the charity of the people, but, without
any reflection upon others who differ in
opinion about such things, they respect
FULLY request of all its friends
that no contribution be made eXcept
from the prompting of sW Get charity it.
self, and that its name be not used in
church fairs, rallies, private or public, or
IA connection with charity balls.
Sincere gratitude is felt for the liberal
assistance being now given by the citi-
zenS of Dallas, Israelites, members of
different religious denominations and
alike making free-will
offerings. Thanking you messrs. edi-
tors Tor your repeated and kindly no.
ucos of the orphanage, am
Yours very respectfully,
K. q. BUCKNER,
Financial agent Il. o. IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21
OFFllIAL-ClrY JAWS

q u. JtDlNANCE ESrA BLIsHiNG rlHF,
lines and width Of part Of rolk street :
oWc.l uf the City OF D4'.as, Thai ne pIo6.
S,siliuh Oh ~. ;. II. Cockrci, proprietor of
ID lrounG, Is hereby accepted as n dedicG-
established rs follows: B.gluni - M I ~
northeast M section oC poydras and Polk
slIeCiSi thence IN direct line oasterly To the
southwest corner of irac'io al lock No. i5.
lhG north liha Of said street. The south line
Oh FOLK street shall begin on Poydrag street.
sweet south OF the first named point, ana
thtnce run easttrIy parallel to The first line
NE same q stan e; thence north to the south
me OF Dung street. At said southwest cor.
her block 10 the north lines Of Polk and
Young streets meet
SEr; :. That the Engineer Is hereby re-
9ufeu 10 measure and properly work the
llEes oil said street ~ In defined
feet from ind after Its passage
Approved October q, 1881.
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knights Of Honor Election OF omccr.

NHiEhls oi huuof- Election or OmCcrs.
At an election Of officers of the Queen
City Lodge No. Oh X. OF H., hold last
Wednesday night, the following were
elected TO serve ia the respective sta
tons for tue year 1885: Dictator, w. II.
Sutton; Vice-dictator, a. X. Woodson;
assistant dictator, Il. n. Stafford; fiuan-
cial reporter, DR.. john G. Storey; re-
porter, w. Il. Parry; treasurer, Sigmoud
Loeb; warden, John Herman; score
tary, William Godfrey; chaplain, G. II.
Bonnet; w. NJ. Parks, guide.
Election of Officers of Dallas Lodge
No. 1870 Knights OF Honor: Dictator.
II. zimmerman; vice-dictator, o. p.
BowseI; assistant dictator, q. X. Hollo-
way; reporter, Q. IL, Stephenson; finan-
cial reporter, G. NJ. Wheat; guide, John
Monlnger; inside guard, A. Is. Sheets;
outside guard, George Webster; physi-
clans, Drs. Pace and Johnston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21

solid silver and Pearl Gard Cases,
individual Salts aud Peppers,
Orange and Berry 9owls,
Mexican Jewelry,
French Bisque Ware,
Pearl-handie Knives,
French Marble Clocks,
Candelabras,
Bronze Figures,
Japanese Goods,
Gold Tooth Picks,
Writing Desks
Toilet Sets,
Music Boxes,
Water Sets,
Nat Bowls and Picks,
Silvcr-piated knives,
Glove ButtOncrs,
silver poems and Forks,
Boquet Holder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21
FOR RENT

-'--a---
TOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
A rooms, With board, ut 81, Kim street.
one hHli square east OF p0stuiiice. de2l-u
nor , ENT-N KESiDIE,7j -7g pII7TT
i fc ayeuue.n iargc ba,iso IN go s,Ia,,dtI
condition; special terms TO pleasing tensnt,
Apply on pr, miS,s, dC2l-U
IrON IENT-SMNII. LUMINOUS 5,oT
L tagcs at red cod ra,as. No. nro Ia,ta
rpsld nee suitable for b"arJnrS suops"N
HCFFMAN, al Elm VI" 'ISS q,
/ OR RE 'S'l--,FTI. - Si,,,5 - :, r., 0oi1 oiS
L the hrec.stoIv bri,E Ia, iI,,i,,t,CN III, Hf
enst corner Elm o,,d ErSov ~ rcoi.. so,n,
rooms nsot,,. a. ,,,, NV rrEay trees; some
family AIo ',.'' w 'u 'tli'v w. s'',s"
cry quarter Of the city,and small store.rooms
on Main and Elm streets I'M ard Hbout he
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-21
Real E.tnie Transfers.


In the city and county, recorded dur
ing the past week. Reported by Nun
ply Il Bolarz, real estate agents and
collectors, Office No. 700 Main street.
j. l.. Peacock, trustee, to w. J. Keller
ct al, trustees Methodist Episcopal
church, south, % nv 100 ieet, the south
east corner of Prather and Commerce
streets, for $1,000.
Mary }. Bates to same, rs by 100 feet
on south side of Commerce street, ad-
joining the last mentioned lot on the
east, for $1,000.
John Miller and wife to j. Il. Doss.
2Ol4 acres in the Herman Heider league,
for Sl40.
Thomas II. Spain ct al. to d. A. Spain,
800 acres in the Susan Billingsly sur
Vey and 40 acres in northwest quarter
OF section D, township 3, range 10, for
$3.50.
Car Forrest to II. Blum, I24 acres in
the Il. b. Grice survey and % acres on
Chambers creek, in Ellis county. for
$500.
Same to the Leon Il H. Blum Land
company, 100 acres in section SO, and
about % acres in the A. Sanchez survey,
in Ellis county, for Sl,2S0.
j. Ii. Florence to :. w. Herston. ION
acres in the Daniel Tanner laague fnr
81 1860. 7''' w.
If. Hatcher TO George Thomas. 52lZ
acres, the east end of The McKinnev &
Wiliiams survey, ~ miles southeast
from Dallas, and S0E acres in the John
Young survey, for $4O 600.
j. Nj. LOwman and wife to Giles Arm
strong, 100 acres in the William Lomax
survey, IA miles north, 6 west from Dal-
j. G.. smith to Mary Il. Smith. lota
. and 3 in block Il. in the town Of Irand'
Prairie, for 5000.
J. NJ. Iowman and wife TO Henry Kel-
Ter, 100 acres in the William Lomax sur.
Yey, for 81, 473 80.
w. Wiley and wife to Second National
bank of Lexington, $40 acres in the Levi
Dixon league, for s., OS2lO.
ID. Il. Brown and wife to John Runard
100 acres in the John Denton survey on
Duck creek, II miles north, 75o east from
Dallas, for $575.
A. Brooks ct n. to Lon Il, White. 40
acres in the G. w. Durrett survey, on
Ten Mile creek, for 5000
j. s. Burton to Mrs. NJ. A. Tillman. III
by 300 feet, from Flora to Juliette street
about IL miles northeast from the
courthouse, for $50.
Leopold Moser aud wife to w A.
Sharpe, lot Is, block l6, of Crowdus &
Akard's addition, for 500.
+. Baum to Il. Il. Cowart, So by lOO
feet, on south side of jackson street, in
block Y, for $l,7OO.
The Dallas Opera-house company, by
trustee, TO Jules u. Schneider, trustee
90 by 200 feet, from Commerce to Jack.
son, west side of Austin street, for $50
OO0.
j.. II. Elliott TO the Merchants, e1.
change of Dallas, 70 by 100 feet. The
northeast corner of CoMmerce and La.
mar streets, Tor $1,000
j. G. Smith and wife to j. X. p. Jor.
dan and NJ. NJ. Miller, 1850 acres in tho
Joseph Pierson survey II miles south
Is degrees west from Dallas, 81, 600.
w. J. Smith " wifi, to !. q. smith. 10
acres in the northwest corner of the ]
Pierson survey, Tor 50.
j. X. p. Jordan and NJ. NJ. Miller to I
G. Smith, lots |, aud 3, in block ID in
the town OF Grand Prairie, for $500.
William Byrd to W. Wilson, 22l acre,