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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-07

4 y ORDNANCE WInESING WOuD
n street between Poydps street and the
southwest ilncul thrJohn GrigShy LEAGUE.
SECTION /. be 10 ordained by the CITY
luuhuh OF the city of Dallas, thnt Wond
NT,ti hv and the same is hereby
Wll'yE WI .ened ON the north slide
th'''nh, between poydr8s street and
tuv southwest line of heJohu Gribsby lcprIp
ana mat llN22i feet of GROUND he taken and
vvNu'ilnrd Tor sa'd purpose io-wit: Begin
u'uE Nt lit intersection Of the cas-, line of
ioNutN street Win the present north line oil
WHu sItCii thence cgstwurdly with The
s'li hNt'n l'ne Wood street % feet TO the
sgUiuea.t corner Of luc Bourgeois trncl ON
lhr north side Of Wood street: thence norm
Wrdly with the east line OF said Bourrrois,
'tC' Al rect; thence wnstwUrdly paraIln' with
sNd hou'goulN south line md north limo ut
wood street 20 feet to the cust line OF Pow
Vl"N tlrt't thence sOUthwurdlv with cnst
beginning. i''''' VI
NEr. .. That the MAYOR proceed IA INV,
lh' value OF The ground described in thc
foregoing section UscartNiupd and assassrd
according To law; that h-umouut Sn u,rcr.
. Uuhtd Nnd assessed b. faxed nytiust uip
surrounding property holders In proportion
ln lot benefit received by each ana that said
amount Toe u0id the owner thereof,
SEC, 8. That whom thpamnnnt assess. eJ I'm
th. condemnation of sld prnpcrty sholl hs
collected aud ppid to said Bour,cois. soiI
yidrd ''' ''''''''''''' P'u'
from its passage. '"NN '"'''
Approved oct 10, 1854.
Attest; W. Z. PARRY, CITY Sccrct6SrTy,,,
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nineteen different railroads in the re-
public, which run over 3,48 miles
OF the country, nearly all of which have
been built within the last five years.
The most important of the roads is the
Mexican Central railway. The capital
stock was fixed at S5,4OO,000, which was
taken by the Atchison, Topeka d Santa
Fe and the Chicago, Burlington X
Quincy rairoadsand by American and
foreign bauAers. Thomas Nickerson, of
Boston, was elected president The
first surveys were commenced in the
city of Mexico, under Howard SCHUYLER,
Chief Engineer (uow deceased) about
the last OF June, 1880. ack-laying
was commenced about December Is, 1880.
On September 10, 1881, the
road was opened to San Antonio
de lula, tifty-eight miles, After this
construction went on more rapidly
and on the Slh Of March, 1884,
the final spike was driven, opening
the road from FL Paso del NOrte to
the city of Mexico, The road runs from
I'll PasO through the sta es of Chihua-
hui, Iacatecas, AguaSualientes, GuAna-
iuato, aud Mexico, ~ distance of l,22i
miles. Tho branches of the road from
points IN IL to Guiana uata, Tampico, the
Pacific coast and the Timber Tract
d veil the tttll number of miles to 1850.
The Mexican National railway is being
built ~ accordance with decree Of the
Mexican congress, executed September
80, 1880. The road, through its president
and American promoter, Gen. Palmer,
IS known ~ tho PalmerSullivan road.
10 Is authorized to build the following
divisions; From the City OF Mexico to
the Pacific ocean at Man2anlllo,
from. MoXico to the Northern
frontier TO Lando or Eagle Pass,
through the cities OF San Luis Potosi,
Satlllo and Monterey. Also branches
from MaLamoras to Monterey, from
Hancatlcas to san Luis Potosi, and from
H9ihcalicaS To Lagos The subsidies
allowed are smaller than those of the
Mexican Central, and the road is there
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\ y ORplNALCE AMENDING SECTION
N 5Oi AN OrdioHnce establishing and prO-
wang FOR the building, repairing and keep
lnS clean an side walks and cutters in the
CITY oi Dallas, approved Nov. 9, 1850.
SECTION !. BE II ordained by the civ
Council ui the city Of Dallas, that section & OF
lhr above entitled ordinance, approved Nov
y, lN,'H he amended so rs 10 reud rs follows:
section b.. That hereafter all sidewalks in the
Cl. OF Dallas on streets or portions OF street s
Whitu have been gvpd or that hpyp hpru
ordered paved, shall be constructed of GOOD.
nara, smooth or drcs, ed stone or artincinl
stone, asphalt compositions; sidewalks ON
NlfIvls or portions % streets not paved or
oldc Cd paved, shall Doc constructed only al
good nara smooth urdro,spd stone, artificial
STONE, brick, asphalt composition, or good
nara gravel, laid an least ave incuCS Ia thick.
ness, provided that the CITY Council may In
lte discretion permit persons tu gsr woOdru
material on any street or portion of street
outside the fire limbs and that nre moi
paved or ordered paved. All curhng and
gutter & In me CITY Of Dallas shall be- con B..
sIructed either of good, hard, smooth or
,rtsSed stone, on artificial stone, provided
ihNi heart pine, cypress, OrOpk lumber may
Be used on any street or portion Of 81 strsS,
uulsldr oi il" fire limits W here the same has
hoi been Irycd or ordered paved ANY ppr-
son ur persons violating the provisions %
inns section shall be deemed guilty of a mis-.
"'lhriiHor anu uuOn conviction in the Muy-
urs Court, shall he fined in amy sum moi loss
'leh YEN nor more Than one hundred dollars.
sec p mat This ordinance take effect from
ana 1lnr rs H,Sug and publication.
Approved uctob. r. %. 1881
,..... W. l., CNHElL, Mayor.
N-LgeL. w. P'NrY cts Secretary
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In retlrlngfrom the late firm OF Uickov &
Patterson, take this method of thanking
my friends and the public at large for the
generous patronage heretofore given, and
former partner. " H. PATrER-uN.
Dallas, Texas, nov, /, 1855.
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LOST.

I OSl-1NA MAIN STREET CAR YES.
L tctEN plain gold ring, engraved J..
~ M.& D. y. II. The finder will please leave
Ut the trralt office.
oSItMl WHITE AND LEMON SET
teIdog. Deliver him to ,tklus' drng
store aid get s. p"6- +
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Men are often heard saying that thoir
aspirations are high, hut every time
they cough their NOSES 20 toward the
earth, with indications that they will
follow thou soon, unless they are wise
enough TO take Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
In time
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WANTED

~ ANTED-BARB ET{-G00b hAN-1y,,
w To- Depot Barber shop. M ~
NJ ANrkD-TU BOARD a Man - :,
w wfei WI To- act as COVE ness In me-,
payment of board bill. G. NJ. Oy pr t ptrt
=. U, Box Sol or 1850 Ross ave. mn1 !,
" ANTED-bf Young GE0AlAN
w who is not long in This couutr,- ny,
who is in feeble heath so thai he sdn 'rlu
work, desires some assistance from ina OF
and * ntunen Of Dallas. HIS adL GA il '',' ..'
mania House, S4i Elm st. 0or-
N4Y ANrED--A GERMAN GnI,-.- ,FI..+
un.SfStand cooking; good wages. Il,
qu're 4J3 Main ST. no a.
(yTANTEp-O&E Of TWO C0I755 ~ ~ =
mo childreu) can procure board N nj, r.i
vale fAmlly; -uums aud location very dsrtil'
able. Address, with re ereuces, BOARnFp
- 90 "'',V,' noG-T
" any kind, apply at the Intelligence ~
nc ltyou want Job, UpDlyat the Infant
genet oticei 8O9 Main street, Dallas. nos'5,
tVANIED - PLEASANT ROOM Avn
W bo rd for gentleman and wife ar I'd
gentlemen can be- had at $40 NoSs ave. '% c,
w ANlHD THREE sHOhMNKT
" Two on bottoms and one on nftino,
must be lrSt-class pay s. for boot bott1rnssi
JONI MokRELL Colorado lty, Tex no5-2S
WvANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO M
" general house work, App to q ~
hdw ards at Music store, 70 and 73i Maj
hovl-lw
WANTED -- FIFTY OPERATORS no
W make pants aud shirts. AnnIv Ny
Streebentrance, third door. at BLANKENsiI9I,,nn
80 !, ~ - oc-3l-tf
W make jeans pants; special prices q fr1 ~
cd. Apply Main street entrance. bety,.u,ii
the hours of 7 and a. M, third To en
bLAEEENH1l blanc jy20.,yi;,
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DOR RENI-'ro uNr or TWO sINrLE
gentlemen, % MNutuu furnished ruuuu
~ vale "mliyWithih Nv minrt wax
i,Nln me itcrn'l OIicr, =. f.,vu..s required
wood and Noupg SITS. noI-4t
hRHNI-rN0 NtCELYFURNtSHEp
~ rooms, centrally oc.tcd, ON trect car
enue, ''' MOTT
Lok RENT-A SUITE OF TWO ROOMS,
a. centrally located, Tor rent, furnished or
uuiurhlShtd, with board suitable Tor gentle
street nOT.2t
EOh NENr-IN PRIVATE FAMILY
a FURNISHED iuumS, with bOtri, 10 mUt-
rnd couples; srlsudil ucighborhood an
'vuNrn.tnl 10 Two lin street RAILROADS, ~
rNM Woop, Herald office. II, u
E'uR NENT - -FOUR COTTAGES ON
commerce street, west ~ Central Rail-
road, Nos lili lu6 rms. with eistorns; $40
I.r nonth each, lnVuir, at 1911 Main ST. motif
l~h RENi-A COMtOkrARLE ROOM
- WIN good board. fur fWo gentlemen. APP
pE To llG Vain street. noa-'t
IGOR RENr-uNE FURNISHED FNuNr
y room. z, Elm st, ocliu
tNOlt RENl-A BRICK ~rORE, WE'LL
nhlshed ana situated lu good business
location IA the town of Funls, Ellis county,
ieNNS' suitable for groceries or dry goods.
Inquire of T. H. M,CAurY, Real Estate
agent tnnis, TcNUs.
ENk kEN1-BN THE SOUInWESr
LAND COMPANY, 7O7 Main street
broom house, No. 5l5 Veal street, SlS; Broom
louSe, no - Flora street, eaN " fcNas Cen
trail Railroad 81: 5.ronn, house nenr Con.
vent East nallHs, . u,rUs land. 500; 3.roon'
shUuse, loO1 Folk street. opposite ON Works
~, Groom hous', curnvt EryUy and MOOc
| s,ttVelsi WV 5-toon huusp East Elm stree, ,
nItgur Draheh, ~ irooW hnuse un Nortn
liarwood street nopr branch. SiA. room
nnuse, w Main Nrei, llV i-rnom houses
sast Dalles, north of fa.f Ground, Sl5,
siss9s9om mouse, liNc0Ek Ftrpcl, near Convent,
''-VV'o GROOM mouse, tiS CaSn street, $50
Rur3lif
Euk KENI-.CEN NANNY ld,yArEn-
-. ri,st-elass Sleeping rooms, south expUs-
IN ~ ~ cnnveniencts. 1.gNnsLEy' y nRA ~
foHp' ISo Main street, un-StairS Jy-u
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M hnllnd nllnr. Y
nor.rord,. Acid rhosnhntc.

A RELIABLE ARTICLE.
DIR. II. Cutter, Boston, Mass, says: al
found 1t to realize the expectations
raised, and regard 1t asa reliable ar
tiplp.N
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NOTICES.

NOPCE-SIRAGED OR STOLEN-A
~ td Aorrrl mare, with % white spot in
FOREHEAD and slightly dish in face about so
hanHI high ana red ilaNcn maue and tail:
one Y'nt" mind foot. A reasonable reward
WIN bs paid for her recovery. CLARENCE
w v w, most (
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10 Nrutrnilre onen.lyrnn...

In many forms We use disinfecting
agents. Impure breath, caused by bad
teeth. tobacco, spirits or catarrh, Is
neutralized by Sozodont. IT'S health
full beauiifier, and great luxury M a
dentifrico. Tho repulsive breath Ia Ivy
aud coldpess by friends or lovers viii be
no longer noticed.
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,.... 49, ", l., CABEIL. MAYOR.
Attest: W. L. PARRY, city SccrrtSry,

A y ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
OF M or nance entitled "Au Ordi.
l,o"'t establishing system of sewers for H..
Wy Nl iWllas, ana prescribing rules uud r,r.
U"ltlohs lur the Same, approved June I8. lsy;
Ti,u W"'nG n new section thereto, To be-
KNOWN HN section 0"AN
Nlvlin\ l. hc II ordained rs the CITY
Council oi the city of Dallas, Thai Sr,,t."
of an ordinance entitled uAn Orlinnnr,
ESTABLISHING system OF sewer, for m. III,
"l l'luloS and prescribing rules pud rpruI,
uuus approved June 10, 1883, be nm,uirl ~,
as 90 read rs iolloW& ''
See. g. That private sewers, wptrr rius,t.
anu SINK hpsius, etc, shall be cunslrnrioJ, A.,
'.LnvI Sllu blocks on districts and i'm nil
v,n.v "llcNS or districts where district SOW
ttS are now established, or may hcr'nrtrr y,
established, to connect with snid district San. '
vtS ON ho'lee Irom the city Engineer. ma w.
uU'Vt'u NV tuch officer aud moi Dth,r,risn
Guu private sewers, water closets and yiy,,
hlNins, etc, Shall be constructed unI t,.t,'
'"lh'u ~ Inc expense ot the 0wlors nf,i,.
properly 10 which They muy he nti2chrJ may
Nnurr such rules uud regulation, ns r,,',
lWull t,H'V To Time he adopted by the Cty
scc.2 That there Is hereby ndlcd to.s,l,
ordinance onothcr section. Ia M, L,, ,W ,N'u
section "a which shall read MS inlinvs,
! Nyc V"A'. Thui the provisions of tbis M
! uNnhrt' 50 lNr as the same uro unniis1lJc
sunll npnlN 70 all other district s5,ccrs l,ri
Na,' sewers etc. now established nr Nm
HUvt.vali,r may be established by tho Ciiy
See. 3, That this ordinnpce tnt, o,r.,, ,c...
} ana amer its passage aud p1bIicntinn "''"'
Approved October q, 1881
! A ,rp. conv WI. cAnrtl Mayor.
.....MS.. i. PAbRY, City Secretary.
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Vital ouestionsili


Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing
in the world for quieting aud allaying
all irritation of the nerves, and curing
all forms ot nervous complaints, giving
natural, childliko refreshing sleep al
waysS
And they will tell You unhesitatinglv
"Somo form Of llopS!!w
CuArTERI.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent
physicians:
"What Is the best and only remedy
that can bo relied on to cure al OiScnsCs
of the kidneys aud urinary organs;
such rs Bright's disease, dahrtis, rotten
ton, or inability to retain urine and all
the diseases and ailments peculiar 10
Women ~
Aud they will tell Won explicitly and
omphaticly "Buchu u!
ASK the same physicians
"What * the moSt reliable and surcSt
cure for all llvOr diseases or dyspepsia
constipation, indigestion, htlliou~npss.
malaria, fever, aguc, Nc.," and they will
tell YOU;
Mandrake or Dnndelion III"
" nee, WHOM those remedies are combined
with Others vbuuhy valuable,
And compound Il Into Hop Uttcrs, such u
wonderful and my.tutihus curative power is
developed, whiru rs So varied In a. opcrI -
lions that no disoONv cor ill health can posi-
bly, exist or resist Ms power, and yet It's
Harm css FOR the most fuul woman, weak
est invalid or small It child To use.
CHAPTER "a,
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"AlmoNl dNNu or nearly dying
For years, and given up toy physicians
of liright's and other kidney desoasts>
liver complaints, severe coughs, calls
consumption, have been cured. ~
Women gone nearly GRAVY mn ~
From agony of neuralgia, ncrvbt.
ness, wakeiulness, ana various disch s
peculiar to women,
People drawn out orsnnpc nom oNcnb l.
INK pangs of rheumatism, innammatOrh IA
chronic, or suffering from scroiula ~
Erysipclasl
"Slltrheum, blood poisoning, dyspeJk, In
digestion, aud VA ,ot,almusl nll disoaktrail
Nnturf IN hclrto
Have been cured by Hop Bltters, 6Arf OF
which can be found In every neigh bhood
la The known world. ----
M Mono genuine without n h,,sh OF
green Hops ON the white label, shjusll the
vile, poisonons STUFF with Hop" " rHops"
Ia their name. ~
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EOR SALE-ABuUr 2JUO0 ACRES nv
lanu in the choicest grazing district a,
Texas The ConchO river runs through he
entire length Of pasture; grass and shelter
abundant. Asplendid opportunity for a fns
SIOUX lIrlh offered for short time at Il bar
years at 10 per cent interest. For price and
,9rthtr particulars, apply to ions HARRIS,
Manager United Trading Company, Colorado
city, l eXas. noS,n
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A Smnrt Old Man.

Ladies approve oiy our smoking "Llt-
tie IOkor'
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The largest stock of fancy and staple
groceries in north Texas.
LOEu Il FRrInTRG.
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OFFlClAL-ClTY LAWS.

A n npnTN N,,,. ,,,..,,,. a..... -.....
q coneip, rt,A iN,Of htGu LAIlNG TIL e
mos ana $50 I'm "liu maintenance OF avn
in tbe C,ty ~ III, over OF across sidewalks
SErrIoS Re- Ii'tt"osr,.t,.,,.,,... ,,,.-,,....
cil ortbe Cif ~ ~ 'hNG oy tue Oity CcGn'
lawful for any, nerso,, - i'ut ID Saau ne ~
construed otrT ,,a,t'u' tNI'uHs 70 erect OF
any sidewoits in az i,itES on over or uernss
amy noirt tb.,, ~ ~ tuc wv ul bHl'as lower g..
the Sidewalks. all ,,i .'oii, ,ilG su1lct or
fastened Ia The siia nf tiha S,iyii pe S'SSIels
IN SuDportej Inv Inn, 49, 1u ''",ls '.n sui
lngs, except cl9tf ev,ni,',s - tuG ~ ~
limits shall he cnver.I tsi,i, %tgNiii III lt'
zinc or some fre-rrnnr ,,atrii 80. "A M
amy person erect INV '"i t'uI sl..,l
sidewalk In the Civ 1r pniinss PaIi Un T'S
posts now stnniins n ,'''"H ~ a "utniE
shall be removed ms soon ,,s n . - " ''ir
support are removed ~, T,ir ,'',,sa ~ ti.
purposes: nor slrn mn. ,,i v, Ut','
further into lhe street mar, t ,J ,.,g
of the sidewalk. Wv '"''i '"H'
Sec >. II shall be unIgvrpl far any, r,r,,,,,
or persons to place, have or maintain oI,,
sign of wood, cloth, TN or other s,,S. I,''cS
being suspended, fastened or ott1cIrd in, amy,
manner on across, along. over mr. nhnt, ,,,,
sidewalk or street in said Observation-Disclosures
or below the awning, so that INC same ehnlI
project more than six inchcsfrou Tho nut"r
edge Of any lot or building nbutting ON ann,
street In said CityOf Dallas.
Sec. 3. Amy one violating anv of tho nr,
visions Of the two preceding s, ciions han
on conviction iu tha Nfgv,,5g c,,,,,,, I s s
in an sum not less than Ave mo- moro INN
fifty dollars.
Sec That all ordinances, or parts of or
dinances, in conflict herewith are hereby re-
ppaled.
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EON SALE-ONE BAKERY, WITH ALI
4 fixtures necessary for baking, in n wide.
awake town. everything new and complete,
q. +, in care Dallas HERALD. OCT 1914
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IIOstclter's Stom
ach Biiters is a
fine blood dcpu-
rent, II rational
catlariic and a
superb anti bill
ious specific. II
rallies the falling
gies Of the
dehil,tatcd, and
checks prenG-
turt decay. Fe-
yer and aguc,Sil-
iouS remittcnt,
dyspepsia an d
bowel complaint
are among the
evils which item
tircly removes.
In tropical couu-
Fri :, where the
liver and boWcl
are organs most
unfayorably al-
uonc Of climate,
necessary safe
si8ts and dealers
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N0RSALt--A HESiuENVE .NDSTONE
L house, attached with n fresh stool 90
groceries, queenswale, etc , in the town Of
Law, ence; arg In can he Ia II an oarIy
Application Is made TO W. b. g., Herald
off @. Ns.S
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LWN SALF-AT 4 GREAT BARGAIN, A
\ choice Farm Of 100 ucras, all enclosed by
bolS durc hedge, ON which is u fine new frame
roNlucnce OF ten rooms, conveniently ar
ranged; large Clstcru AZ the house, two ten.
am houses and two wells. Also 20 acres OF
flgh land covered with timber, within half
mule OF the farm. Situated In an excellent
ht'ghborhood only FIVE miles north, twenty
west rom Dallas, offered for n few dayt
only by MURPHY Il BuLAN2, Real Estate
Agents, 700 Min street. ociS
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IGOR SALE--A HOKSE, BUGGY, SPRING
4 wagon, two setts ofharnpss and COW and
eau Apply to II, Il. irwin, BoX ~, or In per-
enn nv rrsldonCr nonr EMir GrnMnhs nciS-if
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WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN To No
" general house work, App to q ~ ~
Edw ards at Music store, 70 and 73j Maj
~, nOvl-lw
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EOk sALE-FARM IN DALLAS co
4 or 10 rent for money. Two hun.
ured ana eighteen acres, one and half
miles west OF Richardson; rich, black land,
wei improved, In fine state oIcultiyation!
large dwelling, rooms; barn, outbuildlngs
aud tenant housJs;Sp splendid orchard peaclT,
D good wells aud q acres timber. This Ia
ON OF the best places ,u Dallas county.
Title perfect: no ncuubraucr; terms eesy,
Apply toor address Dr. l., r. STROUD, Rich
W1'uh' lRllhS county, Texas. aug@-2m
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EuR SALE 90 THREE EXCELLENT
a 0rummcr's wagons aud teams. Apply to
I'm EANDALI'S stables sc2ltf
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w ANlED THREE SIiOEMAKT ~
W two on bottoms and one on fttinoi,
must be tirSt-class; pay s. for boot bottonssi
JoHN MoRRELL, Colorado lty, Tex. no5.9Ss,,
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w ANIED- PLEASANT ROOM Avn
W DO I'd for gentleman and wife ar ~ ~
gentlemen can be- had az 6l3 NoSs ave. we
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EuR SALE-COKD AND STOVE WOOD
L In any quantity aud best quality; over
WV cords on hand Also, wanted To huy cot
price, a, DNsrERHACu grl-.lf
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WANTED - FIFTY OPERATORS To
" make pants aud shirts. AppIv MI
str6eetentronce, third door. ut BLANKENsuH1ti,pa
a. BLAKE'S. w., NIP M
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IA ANJtb-lF 4 WANT HE'LL ~
" my kind apply at the intelligence ~
ne lyon want o Job, Upplyat the lnteHIi>
genct Office 500 Main street, Dallas nos a,
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FuE RENr-A BRICK SrORE. WELL
A. finished and situated iu A GOOD business
location IA the town of Fuu,s, Ellis county
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ihquire of T. l.. M,CAUrY, Real Estate
Agent Ennis, rcNus.
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W. l., CAHElL, Mayor.
Lge-. w. N P'rrY cts Secretary
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
HON. ROSCOE CoNkLlNG.

The HERALD yesterday morning pub
lished dispatch from Albany to the of
feet that Hon. Roscoe CoNKLING was
Intending to declare explicitly for
CLEVELAND. The Republicans here
doubted the truth of the rumor, but IL
has boon confirmed, and there il now no
doubt but CoNKLING will come out
openly for CLEVELAND. The Inter
Ocean, tho strongest Republican organ
in the land, has had such special, and
gives it perfect credence. Tho fact is,
he is to speak in New York, Saturday
evening, when 1t is beyond question
that he will declare for CLEVELAND in
the most emphatic terms.
There is no question about one fact.
MIR. CoNKLING is the most brilliant pol
itician in America. lie has stood before
the American public for years, and never
has any man dared say that RoscoE
CoNKLING was tainted politician in
any particular With all his peculiar
"upityness, "aslIILL Arr says, CONKLGNu
''NH'' A'a VI " thN ~ QUO hI inc most
brilliant and incorruptible politicians In
the United States.
The open declaration of Mn. CoNK.
LING for Mn. CLEVELAND will mean at
least 6O0OO votes in behalf of CLEvE-
LAND. These great Republican lights
have for years been in serious strug-
gle for mastery, and who should finally
succeed has been question. CoNKLrNG,
by Joining the political grand swell AT
the proper time, appears to have captur.
cd all opposition.
In word, If CoSKLING comes ont
squarely for CLEVELAND aud makes on,
of his characteristic speeches ClEvE
LAND is likoly TO carry New York h,
even greater majority than 10000, D.,
majority for governor.