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,. W, l.. CABE,L, Fayor.
Al-o-,, " E.pARRY civ AacrninrY
ordained BY the CITY Coancn OF the

N'....tl.ANtE ISIABLInH NC AND
- ordering built additional sewers in Inc
city Of Dallas
Re II ordained by the City Coanea OF tas
City Ul pallHs:
SECTION l. That there shall be and ig
hereby established and ordered built ond
maintained The fulowiu. additional district
| sewer In he city oil Dallas, to-wit: A dis
| irict LITERAL sewer, 4 Inches In diameter, of
verified clay pipe circular II form, between
commerce aud Main streets, und, rg.Ouud
! rom murphy to sycamore street, and rom
Jefferson 70 Martin street; thence east on
commerce 10 hurphy street, TO be laid A.
| sucg depth and grade as shall be directed by
The Cty Engineer at mad. 80 connect with
| the main public sewer I'm Murphy rect. The
Grs along the line.
szo .. That all blocks between L;ain aud
| commerce streets from jefferson stree. to
murphy anu all blocks from sycamore to
Murphy street between Main AVID Commerce
here made respectively separate sewer
SEr s.. That al The provisions. require-
| mCnlS ana penalties heretofore adopted ~
ordinance 100 rCf,rgnt" 20 tine sewers, VI SAID
| CITY shall "c In force and govern The sewers
heteh! esian 'shed as far aF applicable.
SIC That this ordinance take effect
| nom It, pos axe
Approved Oct. :, 1854
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Attest: W. F.. PARRY, ity S cretary.


A n ORD NANCE ASSESSING COsTt
"A aud levyi a spec al lax 10 pay for he
district sewer num u . west side o Haryoul
,treet, between Main and Elm strectS, TO q
point IN alley In block l25, distance Of 2sS k ct
SECT ON !. BE 1t ordSin d the CITY
Council II the CITY OF ID Has, Tha, the report
OF E City Engineer or the cost OF conatrnct
Ing the distr CT sewer from the west side OF
HARDWOOD street, between Main and Elm
streets In the city of Dallas, to q point In
III slley In bi OK l25, n distance OF 258 fest
b. ana the same is hereby approved, and The
estimate OF pro rata costs therein set forth be
and the came Is hereb, assessed against lie
property therein described. and thai q SPECIAL
tax oi the respe tive amounts stated &c and
The same ls hereby eyle agalnN the various
lot Of round described In said reports, ex
rlusiVe OF lmpruver entS in prOpO tiun 10 he
area The whole district, exclusive Of public
~ hways. The T. y Asses ur ana Col ecioI
SHAH enter said lists 81 laid property and the
name OF the owner there n, togetl err with
the assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots in said dis let, on
his lax rolls, In 100 kept for that PURPOSE,
ana shall proceed iu collect the same az pro
vi1ed In the city charter.
SEC, 2. Tina this ordinance shall tsk Ike eff.
rect from IT. paSsale.
Approved October y 1884.
.. ". J.. CABEbL, Mayor.
Attest; W. e PARRY City serretry.
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NVV WIi' ID nm - I III v bI'l
LAND COMPANY, M Main .trreti
iNl 4 1t ltO3 Polk street, 3-ro N haua., sn;
.VO' wood strce,, corn, r krvHy, brick uouae,
r0Qm, \; corner RIOS. avenue and Ger
inanlG atrect, g. DOM house nd halt. .l5; on
hsrwOud street, nor'h Of branch, I.rbom
hou e, sli; nos Commerce street. Groom
house, tN; l0S Wool sinei, Slb; Hlghlan
street. S-room house, SO; corner Cadls and
Hnrwood, Groom housed 5; Jefferson street,
or ON, 2-story hous {, slb; tear Far dround,
Broom house, 80 snglltf
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n a. ILD-uN hNf Sod. ~ = -'9 .','I
rees M dt irn MY can buy the Very ue CIV
noweriug shrubs, roses, etc DtJ W frees,
pant CUT ees, furnish fine red srsg Jay We
OF and make walks, $ Il lawns. .hh'SSSei, lay
e al Il ND cap gardening p 9. Be-, "a gen
Cedar springs kond, IA miles nor, T HrroWer,
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q "a, 'ALG-FARM a.. DALLAS CO.
nv 70 rent FOR money. Two hun
dFed mad eighteen RrIrs, one aud hali
MES west 81 hrnPidsCa; rich, hiack land,
wei. improved, ia nnC state OF cultivation;
large dwelling, rooms; barn. uuthuildlps
Enu Tenant hcuSes 6p!en'it orchard poach;
1guod wells aud "A acres Timber. TIL, Is
one OF the best places IN ntlgs county.
rue perfect; no mcumlrlnr,; tnrus Easy,
apply t0or address Dr.. l.. l.. STROUD, Rich
sru,on, Dsllas county, Trans. aig9D-gm
t'Oh SALE 49, THREE EXCELLENT
1 drummrr's wagons aud teams. Apply TO
IN RANuALIis stables. se2lu
t.UR oALE-CORD AND SlOVE WOOD
IA any quantity and best quality; over
-'WJ cordson hand. Also, wanted TO buy cot
ton seed and seed cotton at highest market
nrlce. A. DYsTERBACu Rl7-tf
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L'OK KENI-TW o FURNI- HE'D RGONs,
4 with or without board cent. ally ,Oca' ed;
references required. Apply to 3ll Grim
street. noAi-N
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kuk kENI-DF Ak RUOM ri ST FLUOR
~ Elm street lLQu,ro VI George =
"a ehktCr, n.lS-4t
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WANTED: rn. Drr,r
DAWN: CIR Or, Ll = IT, on % ! ne y
school Teachers, stud MS. Young Men. la.
I'll es, acting rs agents Tor this bons are NAH
ing over SlNdE muHth. SELLS Wat. One uEtni
sold II tlr-t ID days; another 81, no d dnys; am
glhcr IL ~ day; another 10 ana bibles Ia 8
wanted Ion thy hest Illustrated Family Rihlr
ever sold ~ agents Neud Tor circuIprs. ad-
dress TEXAS BOOK AND BfHLr co, Isl
y % ADNEErI NFES-I Lower rates. Tor nd
L ycrnsing In 9R good news papers srnt free
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a ANTEn-TO Ell a WELL Il On, On ~, -
nshed business, paying an sTtsnaAtiB3-
nary large per cent. and havinT n nN,CS,naordi-
uLdef the patent laws. Address d care aaolbosy
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w ANTEp : sTORCKE rERS 1U5 VT
stlfy theh emplo! Ing a neri"nna work 30
hseper can have their books regnIa rt book
ahu iosleu by an ex eTlenced S""k. Kept
VINO has Hevera hours t spare dnNr.ikSeeper,
Herald Office : + q care
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"a a AN .I rED-A p4slTI N AS H5sE n.y.
Address +. BIC. o, cure IleraIS ." AInerleaA
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nMhn Ikileh CnrL Rnlins Is,

The best smoking tobacco is "Littl
J Kerr"
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tGuH RuNl-TWO VT IL. ~ kSINd "
rooms, with board, suitable Tor family
n@l ommerco st. BATH evoan ia eUnnee,,s
s0r witu t.nuse noliit
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Y M E0-A GOD MI AXIOM c ,IV,I..g
touse. MeEia, Texas heeEham
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~ ANyED- WOMAN T. DO On sG ;;;Tl,t
homework. Apply to En. = kAL
'3a snd 7os Elm street, euln'r +, Y~clasIoN,
pQl9tf
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,,NVK q NI-A saL\ EN- " Al uUUon,
tenant house, barn and ninu ceres, ON
ltoSS avenue; Qua mi, a. o. yak NJ rect car
street, rnlltt
IN0R RENT -1INE FURNISHED FROM
l. room, 7ks ELM 81. ocleu
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oEEIclAL-cITY LAWS
, NoRDINANCE EsTA BLIsHING TEE
n lines and width of n part of rolk straat

a N0RDINANCE ESTABLISHING TIE
lines aud width of part OF rolk street
sEoTioN |. BE IL ordained by he Iity
ouncil of the Uity of Dallas, That the mon,
oeitlon 81 n {. y. II. Cockreil, proprietor OF
10 Rrouna, is hereby accepted as u dedica-
Ill n, snd the lines OF ok street are hereby
es'aolished AS follows: Beginni al TIE
nottheast u section of poydIas and Polk
streets thence In direct line easterly 10 the
IN the GriSsby league line, the same bejne
tne north lihe OF said street. The south inc
OF Poik street shall begin ON Poydras street
o3 Ieet south o. the nrst named point, and
thence run eastpriy parallel 10 he first iine
the sdme d stan e; thence north 10 The south
me o. DUNG street. AT said southwest cor
yer OF block 6o the North lines Of Polk and
Dung streets meet
SEC, 3 That the Engineer Is hereby re-
CURED TO measure and properly WORK the
lines OF said street a. h + In Defined
SEC. 3. That this ordinance shall take Of
feet from and after its pissage
Approved October Is. 1884
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" AHT TED COAT R3KS ~
Iexas. G cd prices paid '''S WAGE
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LNuR RhNI-FuOM fhE flRSfot JAN
u uary, the nrss-cln,s iron FROM two.stcry
w OK building. 10 ft IRA /, now
,ccupisd by tno Granger t. ., TO and
" rim street; t Ia Ia 90 OF we
est bnsiness shands IN tue city of Dallas
wnn idlNide the stores, 1 desirable, to rnle
mnlirs. pply to McnARp CouS, ei'N
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M or MIMI FIN ,7ID n ON, hs'
a Elm street, 3SxsU k@ss 'front.', with back
.nr'i ana stable attaches front H. oa PnclR
Nenuc; q. 60 Ia, best Ocatious tor grocery
Try guOds or drug stow IN The city. For terms
'ppiy on premises. rolls I'm
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a N ORDlNALCE AMENDING SECTION
~ o of nm ordinance establishing and pro-
Wiling for the building, repairing and keen
my clean al side walks and cutters In tie
city ol Dallas, approved Nov. ., 1880,
SEcrIoN |. BE It ordained by the Cit,
souncl OF the city of Dallas, that section OF
the ABOVE emitted ordnance, approved Nov
Y, IhNl, br amended 80 az 10 read as follows.
Section 5-Vhat hereafter all sidewalks in the
Guy OF Dallas On streets or portions of streets
which have been ayed or that have been
ordered paved, shall be constructed OF good,
hhrd, smooth or dres, ed stone sr artificial
stone, nsphnlt composition; sidewalks on
Streets or portions OF streets not rpved or
orde ed paved, shall be constructed only of
good, hard smooth ordrpssed stone. rltincisI
stone, brick, asphalt composition, or GOOD
nara 81 vel, laid at least I've inches q thick.
nes2i provided that the City Council may in
Tvs ulNcrctOn permit persons 10 use wooden
material or any street or portion OFFS street
outside the ERE limits and that are moi
paved or ordered paved. All curbiNg and
guttcr' IN 10 CuyOf Dalins shall be con .
! s'rurted either of good, hard smooth or
rtssd stone, or artificial stone provided
mat heart pine, cypress or oak lcmhAr may
~ uscd on any street or portion Of street
OUTSIDE or Tile IRE limits whore the same das
nor open waved OF ordered paved Any per-
| sou or persons vi lating the provisions O
inns section shall be deemed guilty Of a mis-
uelneHhor, and upon conviction In the May
ors Court shall b. fined in any sum NOT IssS
than ten nor more than one HUNDRED dollars.
sec. ?. That tbs ordinance take eject from
aud inter ~ uaSsag aud publication.
approved October ~ 1884
49,. W. l.. CABE,L, fayor.
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lNOR RENl-ROU SS-FU I'm iEHED OK
l. unfinished, So corner Go liu and MAJ.
II llu ste. References given mud ra,ufred "a
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LOST

4 a.. ',-e,, =, Z 49, 8, IN.
4 " Al hb.Nl ~ Eit.s iVNs -
IL tween h way st,eo AID I,,t,rand Hole
OF os'cr's pl o'urrnph glliei,, ~ gginrsr.
nScNllcei token IT, M my dee aeed hn,n..ss.
W. "a reward IT, the hnd T ALMA BRss@.t
NAN, Servant ut Alex. ssn.ers scr"
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w aNFEn-A NICELY URSTSIy IN N
W room, with or without bo,srd, in f mi. -
Of city Address sUW@g Ipownst to ~ iness BART
office. '"" q Herals
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WANT

WANTED-F Yor WAIT Hrr -
" any kind, or II you vaDI W. L or
slna, apply ., once; We are eonstsi,tlyV VI any
ing heip In all parts of the emmy Plas-
rLoihn n oFEIok. 8Ol Naia ana Or FL IN
- - -. nom -
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FOR RENT

EoH RENr-WIrH OR WITHOUT
a board, one or two rooms, with folding
doors, can he obtained so ,rivute family,
where there Will b. no other boar dors; very
CONVENIENT TO business ~ Griffin st, nosV-st
LNOh RhNr-A FUhN lHtI I ID ROOM,
i suitable for two gent emen. Apply ny
JA"ksinsL most
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HfiNtN WI lO'lN4
"Other enterprisesY Come, now, Young
nan, you must be Joking; why, of cours,
No has. On his way hither from san
francisco he stopped TO look ut new
silver mine he has acquired. W Gro Their,
fe be ween S6JO0,0W and $1,000, 900 nj
ready In sight. lie has also investe
2,uOO,OO0 IN Texas railroad, whicl
PROMISES to nring in large returns, bu
IL IL safe 10 say that the projects, whicl
Will at present occupy much Of his at.
teniion, viii be the two now cables an,
abe Postal telegraph.
Ills adherence 10 these means tn,
downfall of the Western Union and III,
spirit of avarice aud monopoly that hat
80 l,ng controlled it,
Thanking the merchant for the In
Formation acquired, the Dial hand with
drew. The interview had revealed h,
Tact thai with Mr.. Markay's arrival
there Will be n ffe.h impetus In finanria
affairs, aud that the bonanza king n,
made many safe, profitable aud intelli.
y, mt investn' n's - Wv York Dial.
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A HAPPY IiFW YEAR !

Thesewerds will coms through key.
holes, from behind closed doors, from
down stairs and up stairs, will be echoed
and re-echoed by friends, relatives aud
acquaintances. Those who have tasted
of sorrows aud disoppointments during
the past year, will look with brighter
faces to the incoming Of 1885; while
those TO whom 1884 has been year of
prosperity aud joy will cling to it until
the last; and will look back in the years
TO come and recall its pleasant associa-
tions, recollections ana surroundings;
whilst those who havo tasted of its bit
Ter sorrows, and have drained the cup Of
misfotiune aud misery TO ito dregs will
gladly leave it behind and try to forget
the Ills They have suffered. On this day
those with plenty will be far more happy
If they share with their less prosperous
neighbor something from their abund-
nnce,
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FROM WASHINGTON
Special to the CARBoN ADVOCATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec, 20, 1854


WASHINGTON, Dec, 20, 1884.
Tie return Of Congress brings back
many familiar faces in the lobby Every
season when the session begins they
come, and as it ends they disappear.
When it comes ogoin they come, the
light Of hope rekindled in their ewes.
some with the same old threadbare suits
0flast year and the season before, Others
well dressed ami brisk. Your lobbyist
who represents bis own claim is usually
badly dressed; he who represents some
body else with millions is well dressed
and well fed. Some live at the best
hotels in the city and ride to the Capitol
in their carriages, others live in garrets
and hobble to the doors of Congress on
erutches, or are carried there on beds
from which they have not risen for
months or years. One woman is to be
seen at the Capitol occasionally, brought
there on bed, who has not been able
90 walk or rise from Der bed for seven
teen years, having lost her health in SER
vice rs as nurse in tho army. There
are women asking pensions for service
performed as nurses and as spies. and
in cases where they served in mems
clothine, performing mems duties.
These are persons, as q ra,e, who lobby
oply in their own behalf The most
pFominsut lobbyists are those employed
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stake, and the outlay of nearly fifty
millions Of dollars. Hubert o. Thomp-
son, the man who carried Governor
Cleveland safely through the perils Of
the presidential election, thinks himself
proper person, because he has occupi-
ed the Office several years, and RS be
knows how good thing it is, he does
not want to get out. John Kelly aud
Mayor Edison think they know a much
better man, but they lack the necessary
votes. Ten, fifteen or twenty thousand
dollars might be offered for a vote, and
that is too much of temptation for the
virtue of the average New York Alder
man
For party that was supposed to be
slain on the 4lh of November, the
Republicans are tho liveliest deiuncts
that ever was seen ever since election
they have been going for the mugwumps
and process of wedding out has been
going on, which leaves the only resource
of the kiokers in the Democratic or an
Independent party. In going into the
next fight the Republicans evidently in.
tend to have all their foes in front
The bitter snowstorm of Thursday
night has brought the usual amount of
suffering to the poor, which no foresight
or charity can prevent. The burning of
st. Johns Home for orphan boys, in
Brooklyn, during the storm, was q
dreadful event, attended with suffering
to the little ones and death to one of ihe
sisters, This Is the third calamity Of
the kind which has occurred in our
Catholic institutions governed be woman.
The matter would seem to call for special
investigation, that better provision for
life-saving may be made in case of fire.
Except in Christmas and fancy goods,
business has been fiat. None of the
Exchanges have been doing anything.
Oil stock, wheat and corn offer no Temp
tation to the lambs. Deacon S. V. White
has unloaded his Delaware and Lacka-
wanna at 105. The Deacon is first. class
man, conscientious and straightforward
but it will be cold day when he gets
left on stocks.
Yours truly,
BROADBRIM.
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WAYNE county has just had an expert
ence that may not be without parallel
IN other sections, and will be useful
everywhere as an example. Tho COM
mis,iorers advertised for bids for the
construction of abuiments for bridge
Two propositions We're offered; one for
S705, the other Si700 The lesser bid
was rejected as too low to cover a good
JOB. The award was made to the Sl7OO
bidder, and he sublet the work to the
other party; they divided the Doodle and
the county has secured entirely valueless
abutments. II such transactions are re-
yealed IN frugal Wayne county, what
may not the secret vaults of more sus.
p.clous counties disclose?
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A DOCTOR was lately brought before
the German tribunals for having neg.
lected to keep himself informed as to
modern methods Of practice. A servant
who received wound in the chest in
April last died from septIccmia under
the care ofthis doctor, who, despising
antiseptic dressings, treated his patient
according to ancient usagas. The court
held that every medical practitioner
should keep himself informed on the
accomplished progress of science, and
have an exact knowledge Of modern sys-
tens Of treatment. If these had been
employed the patients life might have
been saved. Hence tho liability for neg.
lieenee." The Court ofAppeal sustained
the Judgment.
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Br0adbTil'S New York Letter
Special 10 the CARDos ADVOCATE:

Special 10 the CARBoS ADVOCATE:
1t is six o'clock in the morning, the
sky Is dark, the air is cold and chilly.
yet the trains that come down on the elc-
waited road are crowded, Every seat is
occupied and men and women are stand.
ing in the aisles. There is no gallap,ry
on the early morning trains. Boys
twelve fourteen and sixteen years Of age
sit anxiously devouripg tho latest dime
novel, while gray haired men and women
are standing, Let the people who live
at their ease and who never know what
labor or sacrifice is, look at the lives of
these poor bread winners. They live
nearly seven or eight miles from their
workshops, and to reach them involves
getting up at Ave o'clock in the morning.
and.the day is begun with the most
miserable apology for breakfast. Each
one has n little paper parcel, small
enough God knows. b1t that contains
the dinner. And though no artist may
be there to paint them, among these
poor wage winners are lives of the
noblest and most heroic sacrifice.
Among the throng on Wednesday
morning l saw woman whose history
have known for many years. There
were two sisters, and their father, who
had been prosperous merchant, at his
death he left them about forty thousand
dollars, The husband of the youupest
girl became the executor of the estate,
He Yentured into Wall street, and in
less than year he was a fugitive from
justice. and was never heard of after.
The young wife waited and watched for
hYe weary years, and then died broken
hearted, leaving her three little orphans
TO her sisters care. At this time the
sister was q bright handsome yonae
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-12-27

BUSINESS in the NaugNtuck Valley,
Conn, is bracing up. At Shelton the
Derby Silver Company expect to start
their factory on full time and with near
ly the full force on Jan. Is. Bassetts
corset factoryin Birmingham, is running
on full time aud with an increased force
Of operatives, and other corset shops re-
port good business, In Waterbury,
the mill at Benedict & Burnham's fac
tory. aud part of the works of Holmes,
Booth & Hayden, are running nights.
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THE Secretary Of tho Treasury has or
dered all Collectors of Customs not to
permit any old rags except those afoat
on or before Jan. 1, 1885. on vessels
bound directfor the United States, to be
landed in any port unless they have been
disinfected at tho expense Of the i'm
porter.
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PR"F. DrrcmURN's remark that teach
ors are frequently too young when they
take charge ofsohools' will find au echo
ing sentiment i'll the minds of great
many people Of this town and county
without meaning particularly any teach
or now employed in tho schools of
Tamsrqua, We submit that it is wrong to
place young girls, scarcely ous of short
dresses or past the spanking PERIOD in
charge Of about 50 Or GO children fresh
from their mothers care. -Tamaqua
CcUEIER
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-12-27

BARTLEY CAMPBELL, who began life ns
a newspaper reporter, has made within
five years $3.50 900 out of his plays,
Knowing tnis, other newspaper reporters
may take heart again.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-12-27

Inn forthcoming annual report OF
State Railroad Engineer Britton shows
that the total railway mileage in the
State of Texas on Dec. l was G, 733 miles,
being an increase for the year of 26S
miles.