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EORRENT

FURNISHED ROOM-rO uNB or TWO
Il gentlemen, orr OF tho fta'tSt aud hest
Kept rooms In this city, In a private family,
whore there are no other ruomers; none but
nrst-class parties need answer. Address
NiWGiNtus, GIL Elm ~ ocSO.lt
EOR RENr-A COTTAGE WITH SIX
II rooms nice cisicrn. Inquire at ~
Bryan 81. oc2s-9i
EOR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED
Il room, suitable Tor lady and gentleman.
and good board " required. Enquire at tx
Elm street. octa.lW
EOR RENT-ONE FURNISHED FROM
room, ~ Elm ST. ocl5u
NOR RENl-A BRICK STORE. WE'LL
II finished and situated Ia a good businpss
location IN the town ut Ennis, h lis county,
Texas; suitable Tor groceries or dry rSois'
Inquire OF T. J.. MCCARrI, Real Estate
Agent, Ennis, Texas.
DOR RENr-A COTTAGE Oh EIGHT
4 rooms, ON Ross avenue, Within min.
nlts. walk Of the pO,tnnce. Apiy TO
ffoVrs, ELLIOTT HALL. oc2.tf
EuR RENT-BY THE SOUTHWEST
LAND COMPANY, 7W Main street;
broom house, No 5lj Veal street, tlS; 9-rnom
house, No - Flora street, enst of Texas Cen.
trdl Railroad, s.; broom house, near Con.
Vent faSl Dallas, acres land, SO; 3.room
mouse, l'JI Polk street. opposite on Works,
W. 2-toom mouse, corner ErVny and Wood
streets 50; j.wOn house, East Elm street.
near branch, SIS; Groom house ON North
uNlWond street, near branch, Slj; l.room
mouse, W Main street, $40; 4.rOom house,
'IaNl Dallas north OF Fair Ground, ti,
l,Ioom house Live Oak street, near Convent,
ausllf
EuN RENl-CENTKALIN LOCATED
1 firsi-class sleeping rooms; south expos 4
niti Ul convtuieuces. LtNnsLEr & bhAn,
E..Nn. 80 Vain street. up.sinirs W-u
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At the summit the guide was dismissed,
Capt. Hedlund considering the descent
easy. Some time after he and his
nephew began to descend, intending TO
reach saeter at Rolstad before night.
At pm. they both fell down steep
slant Of rock on the edge Of q glacier.
Capt. Hedlund had one of his legs
broken, but his nephew, being
able to walk, he was sent for
help. lie wandered for twenty
four hours before he met drover, who
conducted him to the tent Of Mr.. sgd
ney Holland, who was in the neighbor-
hood hunting reindeer. The boy was
taken care Of by Mr.. Holland and Lady
Mary Holland, while men were sent out
III search of Capt. Hedlum, who, how.
ever, was found dead. The boy was con.
yeyed 10 Domass Station, two days
journey, where MIR. and Lady Mary Ilol.
land remained with him till some of his
relatives arrived from Sweden. 1t is not
quite clear how the accident occurred
the Snehnttcn being considered very
safe mountain. On hearing of the acct
dent the queen Of Norway and Sweden
telegraphed to DOmaas for all particu
lars, and alterward telegraphed TO Mr.
and Lady Mary Holland cher grateful
thanks for the Kindness shown to hel
cOuntrynen ia distress. ~ st. Jame'
Gazette.
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MOTHERS
FRIEN D!


This Invaluable pre-
pnrHtlOn istruly ntri-
umph of scientific skin
and no more incstima-
bic benefit was ever
bestowed onthc muih-
or o. the world.
EWlt not only short.
ems the time OF labor
and lessons the intcu.
sliy ofpalu, but, better
than all, IL greatly di-
misiSheS the dangcrto
lifeui both mnthorand
child, and leaves the
mother In n condition
highly favorable To u
speedy recovery, and
lar less liable 10 Hood
my, commissions, and
other alarming Symp-
toms incident To lin
gerlng and painful la
Dor. Its truly won
derful efficacy In this
respect entities the
MOTHERS FRIEND To
oe ranked IA one ofthe
bie.saving appliances
given to this world by
the discoveries of mod
ern science.
From the nature OF
the case 10 will OF
course be understood
that we cannot publish
certificates concerning
tlllA hkNEpN without
wounding the delicacy
OF the writer's. Yet we
have hundreds Of sucl,
testimonials ON file,
ana no mother who
has once used II will
ever again he without
NinhVrilmc OftroublC
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missed by the plaintiff which dismissal
was alleged to have been brought about
by fraud, etc., OF the defendant. Attor-
neys at law have the right to contract
Tor a contingent interest in the subject
matter of the litigation, by way Of com
pensation for professional services,
where it is done in good faith. Where
the plaintiff had received the money
given in compromise OF his suit and had
spent 1t and made no offer TO return it,
he is precluded from bringing suit 10
reinstate and setting up the fraud of the
company in procuring the compromise
Affirmed
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From the observations made by tho
discoverer at Nashville, Tenn, on July
q, and at the naval observatory, Wash
ington, on August 10, DR.. Morrison, OF
the Nautical almanac office, has COM
puted an elliptic orbit. He thinks it is
very probably "A return OF De Nico's
comet discovered at Rome in 1914, and
TO which Brunnow assigned period of
5,i6J years. If subsequent investiga-
tlons prove it TO be DE YicO's comet, the
elements have undergone great changes,
owing chiefly to the action OF Jupiter,
which may approach the comet within a
distance of One-fifth Of mile Of the
earth's mean distance from the SUM-
Washington Post.
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A Missouri paper says that twenty-One
couples from the northern counties OF
the state have agreed to get married at
the Same time and place, and after the
ceremony = big banquet will be spread
on the village green. Then several
hundred pieces OF baggage will be
checked, and there will be a combins-
ton honeymoon. We don't want to
prophesy disaster, but we fear thi.
honeymoon idea is mistake. The
young people would prefer very much
to flock by themselves.
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prominent physician miely remarked to
the proprietor, that ifn were admissible to
make publ the letters we receive. the
"Mothers' Friend" would outsen anything
ON the market
most earnestly entrcat every female about
To be confined TO use Mothers Relief. Coup.
led with this snlreaty, Twin add that during
a long obstctrlcal practice ,forty.four ycars,,
have mover known II TO fail to produce n
tHfe and quick delivery.
II. j. HoLMEs, NJ D., Atlanta, Ga.
send forour Treatise ON "Health and Hap.
plness of Woman mailed free.
DRNpfifLp REcuIAroR CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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Tho Defrauded Ladies'.

Queen Victoria was recently suindled
out offl5 by a beggarly scOundrsl who
pretended to want IL for a charitable pur.
pose. But many other women have
been robbed OF health by
oyerwork and underpay. Enfes
bled and languid women with
shattered nerves find strength and com
fort in Browns Iron Bitters. Mrs
Amanda, Layson, Crswfordville, Indi.
ana, writes: al used Browns Iron Bit.
ters for general i'll health, with good re.
suits" IL cures dyspepsia, weakness,
and malaria.
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Murray = Lannan's Florida water

Supercedes all other Toilet Waters II
IS distilled direct from the petals OF the
choicest and most fragrant flowers Of
tropical Florida. When mingled in the
water Of tho bath, or freely inhaled and
applied 10 the temples, it reinVigorates,
inspires and tones up to wonderful buoy
ancy both the mind and body. Infin-
itely superior 10 Eau dc Cologne. TO
distinguish the genuine article from its
numerous limitations, look out for the
"Trade Mark" which consists OF a mar
row white strip label bearing the fac
simile signature OF Lanman Il Kemp,
New York, sole proprietors.
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"Grog boats" are sent among the
British fishermen off the coasts OF York
and Cleveland by onterprising Holland.
ers. These boats are fitted out like Eng,
lish bar-rooms, with all the modern i'm.
provoments, Including bar-maids, 80
that tho sailors and fishermen can va
on long sprees without tho trouble of
going ashore. These grog boats arc A
nuisance. They are domoralizing the
toilors Of the sea
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YIial Oneaiinnalll
FTIWE GW'HTIVTIT !
the most eminent Dlysician

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is tho best thing
in the world for quoting and allaying
all irritation Of the nerves, and curing
all forms Of nervous complaints, giving
natural, childlilIe refreshing sleep al
ways2
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form Of Hops ~
CHAPTERI.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent
physicians:
"What is the host and only remedy
that can be relied on 20 cure all diseases
OF the kidneys and urinary organs;
such as Bright's disease, diabetis, reten-
ton, or inability TO retain urine and all
the diseases and ailments peculiar to
Women -
And they will toll you explicitly and
omphaticly "Buchu e!
Ask the same physicians
"What is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia;
constipation, indigestion, billiOusness
malaria, fever, ague, &C." and they will
tell YOU:
Mandrake or Dandelion
Htnce, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable,
And compounded into Hop Bittcrs, such a
! '''''' '.'fAt'' ibN'A -
| developed, which is 80 varied In MS opera
! lions that no disease or III health can posi-
| bly, exist or resist It's power, and yet Is
Harmless for the most irail woman, weak-
est invalid or small 81 child to use.
! CHATTER II.
! patients
| "Almost dead or nearly dying"
! For years, aH,fciven up by physicians,
Of Brigh's and t1ier kidney Diseases,
liver complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have been cured.
| Women gone nearly crazy III
| From agony of neuralgia, nervous
ness, wakeiulness, and various diseases
! peculiar to women.
| People drawn out ofsnopc from oXcruciat.
/ Ing pangs OF rheumatism, iniammatOry anu
chronic, or suffering from scrona.
! Erysipelas
| "Saltrhcum, blood poisoning, dyspcpsia,in-
digestion, and In fact, almost all diseases frail
Mature is heir TO
! Have been cured by Hop Bittcrs, proof oi
/ which can be- found In every ncighburhOod
/ IN the known world.
/ GR- None genuine without n bunch of
green Hops on the white label. Shun ulI the
| Vile, poisonous stun with "Hop" or Hops
| In thSir name.
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DISTRICT JUDGE

w EAhEAUTHOKlZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Judge q. \. ALDRIIGE as a candidate
or reelection to the Oilice Of Judge OF the
Eleventh Judicial District,
IH EAREAUTHORizEDTO ANNOUNCE
" Judge X. f.. BURKE as a candidate for
he Judgeship Of this Judicial District AT the
'r6uing November election.
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LOST

| oT-uN WEDNESDAY. THE ANp
- instant, u bluck ana white softer dog,
answering To tie name OF "iiung;' ltil slW
same 10 iu Main street Wp.stpirsl will 10
suitably rewarded. Any one keeping hlm
all'r THIS notice viii be- prosecuted. oeN-t
I OSI-A BUNCH OF FIVE SMALL
KEYS. Finder will please leave nj i y, .,
OSl-ElrlltR ON II ATWOOD STREE,
. or Ross avenue, u red NAli.c, Finder WI
9r rewarded by leaving same NJ SoulhW'S,
Land Office. oci>.,l
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n ORDINANCE WIDENING WOm
~ street between poNdWs street and tho
southwest line Of tho John Griu~hy LEAGUE.
SECTION l. BE IL ordained 6y ,be civ
council of the city OF Dallas, TINT Won,I
street bc and the same Is hereby
ordered wi tened on tho north SIDE
thereof between Puydras ,irrat nnJ
the southwest line OF the John Grlhshvl pp,,ie
anu that AlN9Sh feet Of ground b. iNl,,r Rpl
condemned Tor said purpose to.Wiu begin.
mlng NJ the Intersection of the east lne of
loyduls street, With the present north unc of
wood street; thence cnStwnu,ly with ,ha
sNlj north line Wood street rs frc' To the
southeast corner OF Luc liuurreoiN tract an
the north side Vt Wood street tLrnc, Wn,,h
Watdly wih the east line OF said Dourrnnis,
tract 81 feet; thence wcstwnpllypqrnlirl with
Snd hourgCoiS south line and north llpc or
Wood street &N feet to the east Inn Of p,vl
utaS slretti thence kuuthwur,ltv with ousi
beginning. F'"'' VI
sEc >. That the Mayor prorecl II, b,y,
me value OF tho ground dcscrihrd i'm No
luIegolhg section Usct rtalnod and psspslrd
Nccording to law; that the amount so nsrcr.
famed ana assessed be taxed against O,r
surrounding property holder, n pr1port ian
10 me hchtlt received 10y each, mud tliVt said
"Nuunl pC paul tho owner thereof
n'e.f,' q; Ihal wien the Amount assessed in
collected nod paid to snll BnursrnIs snJl
Vidcd. '''''N l'''
SEC. Z. That this ordnance take effect
nom It's passage.
Approved Uct 10, 1854,
W. L. CABEiL. MAYOR,
y ttoSli ". Il. PARRY, City SECRETARY
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Kli,ed on snehnettrn.

A traveller has boon killed ON Snohcl.
ten, mountain on tho DoyrciJeld, in
Norway. On the lplA OF August Capt.
iiouluud, Of The. Swedish artillery, and
his nephew, Hjallnar Nyrtfom, ii w n.
old, accompanied by guide, asccndeo
tho mountain, which II 1.fO0 foot high.
{LuII I<t>|H. Ii North GutIblandsdalon.
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Carriers Little Liver Pills have no equal
rs aprompt and positive cure for sick
headache, biliousness, constipation,
pain In the side, and all liver troubles.
Try them.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
Brass Foundry ad Boiler Works
Kew and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN 81 PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
One BI0ck &. Of Santa so I1npnl
One Block S. Of Santa Fe Depo,,

DALLAS, TEXAS.
Are prepared to DO Eu kluds OF IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work O
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Irop and
Brass Castings and iu fact everything In toe
line executed end finished ia a manner equal
to the best shops in the whole country.
Models made TO order. Don't forget we have
The Rest Machinery and most skilled WORK.
men In Texas. Contracts Tor the iron work on
all kinds OF machinery desired. Dop't forget
fireplace lfyou want good, substantial work
done at living Or,ceA
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some fashionable ladies are not salts
fled With feady.mnlo fans, but must
have tlcm made Ia order, they are.
however, satisfied with Or. Bulls Cough
syrup and take " regularly.
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Strengthened I'm.

Strengthened Up.
Alter suffering with lame back for n
long time, Mr.. q. n. Boyer, Carlton
Quebec, Canada, says he was completely
Gu ed by st. jacobs oil, the great pain
relievcr.
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WANTED.

I -
WANTEp-MASA AND WIFE no y0Rr
w on farm; good wages will b. gaid An
ply at Intelligence Office, coo Main Is scs1l5,
AZ ANTBD = FOR A THoKCS1fiII 70
w practical young man. with e. lN.s,ancaa
TO axe charge Of machinery: handS am
where Address RCssELI, S5s Elm st, ep,S,- ~.
w ANTED-BY AN z DERLY T,1I5S----,
w position as nurse or at lishi bo,,y.Ah
keeping. Apply at Ihe Howard House. Ne
gi7 Main ST. ocQf 20 20
W ANTED-A SITUATION IN ANY ms
W spectacle business; the applicant M.
derstands the wholesale liquor busi uess ~
oughly, nd has h I'd some experience in ~.
grocery business; reasonable wages onIy ". .e
pectSd; hrst-clasS reference given AddraA-
A. B', care Geo. Ii. Plowman, Dallas, TeIas
~ ANrED-A FURNISHED ROOM ne
/ W single gentleman; must be centr.ni-
.ocatedi references exchanged AddrtS
furnished loom, care Postollice. oc2a.si
w ANTED - FIFTY OPERATORS no
" MAKE Jeans PANTS special prices Offer.
ed. Apply Main street entrance. betwean
the hours Of Z and n. m, thlrd Goos
BLANKENHlp & BLAKE. 10y ioCr'
w ANTED-ALL PERSONS 10 KN0w
w that Mrs. j. Il. Burnet is carryIn,on
deceased, at Sll and Sl3 Main stree wbau,,
She at all times is prepared with skiii6Di
wOrkmen to do all kinds o pIuDlbirg ,In
water and steam fitting, lightning r5dS'
pumps and in large variety. seS9Iiss;
w TEXAS MUTCAT-EN-
" dowmenl Association viii give GOOD and
profitable employment to experienced ins .,,,u
ance solicitors. Address a. NJ Hall Secra-
tary, 723 Main street, Dallas, Texas. tyIit
4 GENTS WANTED-lT Will PAY NNy
~ intelligent man or woman wanting NO.
liable employment TO write for my ul1strat.
ed circulars and terms Of ageucy foi the col
ehrated Missouri Steam Wasncr. Gich hv
reason OF Its great intrinsic merit Is meetinSy
With such phenomenal sucress. J. WOpTuh
nth ana Franklin avenue, II. Lou 81, so.
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EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY

Bryan street, Dallas,
This institution, conducted nv the u.suilue
ladies', is most deslrably located. The system
OF education pursued Is designed 81 develop
the men al, moral aud physical powers OF
the pupils, and 10 make Them .,rfnl women
of refined tastes and cult waited manners,
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, Including
StHtloucy, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work aud the ordinary inHrma-
ryeNponSes, per session OF ave mouths, 500
Music and use of piano ... ............ a.
Entrance fee only fer the FIRST ycur) 6
Young ladies desiring RdmittauCe into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials aud Recommendations For
further particulars, apply 20 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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SHERIFF.

WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
W ed to announce the name OF W. II. W.
SMITH rs candidate for Sheriff OF Dallas
'grniy, at the ensuing November election.
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LEGIsLATUI,E.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" l.. r. TERRELL az candidate for the
-hc Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Flee
on,JaQmaNoN 1, 1855.
NVEAkE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
" Z. Il. CouMHES ASA candidate for The
Legislature from pdilu. county.
WI ARE AUTHOBlHEDTOANSUU
" Mr.. II. - kTFRNOUgu 81, candidate
or the Legislature IN Dallas county, subject
Cd tho action of the Democracy.
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WEARE AUTHORIHEDTO ANNOUNCE
W 7. 7. d, ANDREWS as tloater from the
countle. Dallas, Tnrrant and ROckwnll.
NVEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w N. :. Austin, OF Rockwell, as candl.
date COR Fl1ater for Dallas, Rockwell and
/ Iarrant counties.
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GrOE Innta.

Angelica, Tokay and Sherry wines al
Sl.G per gallon at Ed S. Alston's.
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Can tho coarse, gritty tooth powders
and tooth destroying chemical fluids
md a place on the toilets of sensible
people. The fragrant and preservatiyG
SOZODONT has superseded them all.
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WEARE UTHoRIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w >. y. BRAswELL as 81 candidate for Ius-
Ice Of the Peace for Precinct No. /, at tine
1nsu!ng election.
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TEARE AUTH0 &TZEDT ANNOUNCE
" Colonel J q. So EMS a. candidate
or Jul tice Ofthe Peace -. Precinct No. l.
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= .aN9VlttNL- WthA anu UNulVtIOlhu
fAkIs oithe Human Body Enlnrged. Dsvpl.
9ped and Strongthened,h Etc., isnn interest.
Tug advertisement long run IN our paper. In
IePy 70 Inquiries We Will say that there IN no
,NlOcnce OF humbug about his On the con.
,rMiy TIE advertisers aro very highly Endorsed,
in'ereHtcd persons may get scaled circulars
giving MI particulars by addressing Erie
Medical Co, 40. Aox sls, Buflalo N. Y.-Tc-
edo hyalins BseI
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A Combination Honeymoon.

Ninety cents per gallon best Zinfau
dell claret. Loeb Il Freiberg.
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XTEAR REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
w hKSR SCHULZ as a candidate FOR JUS
lice OF the zee for Precinct MOL.
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WE ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
w W. Ii. THhcKER for, 'untyClerk.
WE ARE REQUESTED ANNOUNCE
/ ~ W. ". C.. HILL as . candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of County Clerk.
WE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ HENRY JONEs ag n candidate for TO-
Neolion to the ONCE of District Clerk.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
~ uouncc Mr.. G. b GILLESPIE ~ a san-
hdate for reelection "a ,he Office Of County
oh cior.
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZEDT ANNOUNCE
w JoUS 7. GILLESPIE a. q candidate for
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. J, Dallas
1cunty, Texas, az the ensuing November
slectiOu
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COUNTY COLLECTORS.

FARE AUTHORlHEDT NONUCE
w BEVERLY SCOTr as candidate for re-
election to the Office OF County Assessor At
the ensuing election.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.

"SPALDIEG's GLUE" mends hesdlss.
dolls and broken cradles.
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COUNTY JUuGE.


va EAREAUTHORI2EDTO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel In. G. BOWER a. a candidate
ior the Office Of County Judge at the ensuing
election in November.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
.HE FEACE.

WEAREAUTHORIZEDToA ANNOUNCE
| w I. q. I. KENDALL as a candidate for re-
election as Justice or the Peace OF Precinct
No. al the ensuing election.
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slight Chang. in tho period. /"

Ladies approve ofy our smoking "Lit-
Tia Inlnr
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w uo".. f.u raIIr uI GEORGE II. MILLER
as candidate Tor reelection 10 the office OF
Constable, Precinct No. /. Election, No.
vember !, i,,i.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
w W. f, GRAHAM as q candidate for Cen
stable OF Precinct No. n, the ensuing cleo
ion.
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AlLost: w.E.PAERN. DIV sacr MI, "!o-.

q y ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
TOT an or. FINANCE entitled "An urdi-
ny 1re establishing q SyStcm'uf sewers for the
Guy OF Dallas, and prescribing rules ana reg
UlA, IONS Tor the same, approved June 10, lSSi
n.u Nuulhs y new section thereto, TO be
known as section g"A."
SECTION |, BE II ordained by the CITY
council ~ the City Of Dallas, That Section I
ol an ordinance entitled "Au Ordinance
/ tNnhliNhingn system Of sewers for the city
ni Dallas aud prescribing rules and rcguln-
lions approved June II, leSS be amended 40
"a, 10 read rs follows:
sec. i; That private sewers, water closets
anu sink basins, etc, shall be constructed I'm
. each ot said blocks or districts and In all
other blocks or districts where district sew
crs nrc now established, or may hereafter I've
established, To connect with said district sew
! ers On notice from the City Engineer, and as
uu'tleu Icy such officer and not otherwise
| SAID private sewers, water closets aud sink
] basins, etc, shall be constructed and main.
/ tanned az the expense of the owners Of the
property To which they may he attached, and
under such rules and regulations A. max
/ nom time TO time be adopted by the cts
I Council,
See. That there Ia hereby added 10 said
oNuhnce smother section, To he known a,
section A. which shall read rs follows:
! Soc pa. That the provisions of this or.
/ shall Hpply To, all other district sewers pri
| waite sewers, ETC., now established on thnt
/ hereafter may be established by the city
| Council.
| Sec, g. That this ordinance take etc, ifrcn,
and after Us passage ana publication.
] Approved OctubtrA, 1851.
W, l., CABFfI Nuypr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30

IATE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
w announce Colonel W, NJ. EDWARDS ms
acandidsto for County Judge at .he ENSUING
iCvember election.
WE ARE REQUESTED 70 ANNOUNCE
w w. L. STRANGE as n candidate FOR
County Judge at the ensuing election.
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COUNTY ATTOKNEY

w c, +. CLINT as a candidate for rec &c
lion to the Office OF County Attorney at the
ensuing election