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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-08-15
NOTICE.

INHE ATTENTION OF PARENTS AND
l. GU ARDlANSi is CA LIED to this SCHOOL
rs otf-ring unusual educational advantages
The situation is peasant and healthful and the
establishment complete. supplying every re-
quisite tor the improvement comfort, and re-
creation of the pupils. Accomplished teachers
are employ ed in every department, and especial
attention is paid to Musi', French and Paint
ing. For circulars address,
MISS REBECCA C POWELL.
j 2O-3m Principal.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-08-15
Housekeeping Goods

liz view of the splendid success which has at
tended our sale of Domestic and housekeeping
Goods We shall continue the sale this week.
Having taken advantage Of the extreme dull
ness in the dom, site market, We have purchased
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-08-15
WANTED.
NOTICE

To Az Whom II May Concern:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That Samuel
I II irrison, colored appr"u'ice boy, shout
thirte-n years OF age. l-tI the custody of the
Undersigned on S,iurdtv, August 2nd inst,
and has not yet returned, ami that any person
or prisons htrboring the sid apprentice boy
upon his, her Ihrir premises vi he pro-
ceeded against in accord ,nce with law
nus Sit A ID COBEY
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-08-15
N APKI\S.


EAiri rooi values in CrasheS-lS inc All
Linen 3 own Twill 4 Crash, O.. per ward
10 mch An Linen Brow, 5 tea c n>h cents
per ward
10 inch Exr, H-s Brown Twill j Cr .>h, all
linen, loc pr ward
70 inch Heavy Al Linen Bleach Twille !
Crash. lie. per yard.
Is inch ezra fine smooth handsome Il ,rnSe,
Cash. border of ) scarlet threads, l2a per
ward
1913 inch ex +, heavy III ,in Scotch c ash, Ia
cents per yard.
Extra quality RuSsi n Crash 10 cents per yard
Extra fine quality Russian Crash, l2@ per yard
2O-inch Paid All-Lin- Glass TuAeling, fine
quality, l2lc. per yard.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-08-15

Barns, stables and other outbuiIdings. The
location is healthy, and convenient to schools
and churches; and the land is we'll adapted to
the growth of the staple products of this Sec
ton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-08-15
For Congress

BARNES COMPTON.
Extraordinarily, November 4ih. 1854
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

TOR shLt-IOrGLA NDRESTAJ KD Nth
containing rooms, oenTaly l,ratsePs
wen e"teG,E 81 ana doing q fUod bi,ines, 1
ADDRESS w. +. FAE+lH01oN, Tyler, Texas.
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LUH |nLE-THE SAFEST, BEST r M
'ly horse for the lowest price In the ,ity
can , pe seen to-day at Me ul'ngh q CoGiiis
streets. Jrtto.,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FH.tsrEE'S SAN OF THE D4.IAS
Y OPERA HOUSE ~ uEEUAf, ht uri.
- 'iv''-'' a-- 'v,. ruy. tg 'tsocItAinlneI
OIL. ~. % -. ct. .r'. st' Cd % ---r r.. D..
- ',or,t, ,, 80 4 utess
'-- t.i. -t' VI. 900. ~ ..,s r4.,Ff. D. ,rr.t
'eeJa' .aur, ages sgl,, OF ,u. county 81 l.a.
'c', state o; Texas, cUuveNtl % toe .udef.
SIGNED trustee the following rgc,f.Das raf .
t,iRC situated, lying rnd being IN the c,fV
~ lHH"A, county Dl hI,,us, STATE 81 I"sn,,
i2-Nt. hrsl' min 'ni iBrugthc az cOrncrai
,ht Southwest corner If Coru,rce aud Aus
TN str'S's IA tine ,id city OF Uailn.; inrur.
south "Ih the Ii vot Austin street 9.V irrf
10 lacks n street; tNCuCe west W GA JatE,uu
Sir'rl t' lcet thence north parallel W!thAu,-
,.i Sitr. ~ lcrt 'n tuWmerte street; thence
"h,l win OWu,rce street 10 the hr,..uujr.
y" It,'' l"-' per with all aud ing tor tine
..Eh'.' IH'Wh,ra Hppur vuulCps and lpreUI-
Hh'rle lHetr.O belonging nr in an. wise IA.
N'"'li Oh NpeNJIiunE, and with al and
Slht'l me 'l0llutt and fixtures, scenery
ANA properties orguy ind al. SORTS wI4i.n.
ever per tinwR 90 'le uperl.hluse silu4I.J
uuyh said ltuu. And whl,h .ai CouVr,.urs
go lhr Undersigned was made In trust la ~.
cure INC p.N uvui ui cCrtaf notes Ia spIJ
ueru described; and whereas ,u.d notes an i
lr"ii"s 't,.leH, nave 40 teen lHid as 7. %
TNttu. now lhc public notice ~
ueI,ny n ,uc unders gucd, ne ilr
request OF, ne of tho hullrrs OF Soiu not.s
ana IN pursuance oi the tcrms nf U,,. soii
uyvu OF trust Will ON Moudav tn 18Th On,
OF December, A. y. 1885,, between In. nom =.
Uo'rloclS in The forenoon and 5 Milan IN, ,,
afternoon ol said day, ~ the door ur Ihs
N"Nrt mouse ~ nnllHg county, regus. ,ror,r,l
20 EEL The said property mere, ntnfort dr.crih.
~ AI p"oil' lGr, ON, Tor cash, to the hl.hpst
u'uutI .n sl'i'i} FVd unpaid u les sn1 ln-
.r'hl' mo r' HtrSlS nl q. rryiug uut this tri,sl
forth. IuGS =. Nt'EtpIs 'rrr 80 ~
,., ~ la, Y NNs, Nuv'mhcrt IsS4
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Bnyard visits CIcyn,nnl.

NEW HoRK, Dec. Ex-senator Thomas
f. Bayard made a secret visit to Albany
last Saturday night, arriving there in
the pouring rain aud remaining at the
executive mansion until the following
AFTERNOON, whom he returned to Wash
ingtOn. The senator's vi it to the presi-
dent-elect was carefully guarded So
cret until yesterday, when il leaked out.
ana to-day II was the interesting topic
III political cncleS. IL is believed That
the Office OF secretary OF state was of
cred TO Mr.. Bayard by the governor, but
whether he accepted $ left matter of
conjecture, as mother tho governor nor
the senator viii give any definite inior-
nation in rotation TO tho matter. There
Is, however, reason to believe that the
presldent-olGCt has followed the exam
pie OF Lincoln, and honured his most
Formidable opponent in tho national con-
Veutiun with the tender Of tho seCreLa-
ry ship.
MIR Oswald Oitendorfer, the publisher
ana editor II The New York : aats lei
tung, headed the Democratic electoral
ticket of this state, and in one of the
best informed men in the party as to the
probable cOu'se of the new administers
ton. Mr.. Otteudorier said this evening:
MY impression Ia that MIR. Bayard is
the governors choice for the secretary
ship, aud who.h r he accepts tho offer or
remains in tho senate, he will have Il
voice in guiding the now ndminiStra-
tlCn. In my Judgment, the governor
could make 40 better selection, MIR.
BaYard Deinga cOnsGrN alive statesman
OF experience and uigh-toned gentle
man."
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HUGHES BROS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DIRECT
Importers, are Prepared to Supply the En-
tire Trade, Both wholesale and
Retail, OF Texas, Arizona
and New Mexico

With almost every variety OF non-in-
toxicating drinks, such as are in constant
use in alifirst-class saloons; they also sell
with guarantee, which they will make
good, that any of their goods can be sold
III local option towns OF Champagne
cider and Ginger Ale they make a spe-
cialty. Thei, champagne Cider, sold in
pint and quart bottles, they guarantee to
be superior to any in the United States,
and their ginger ale to be equal to the
imported.
They also sell pure apple cider in fifty
gallon barrels for $l2, and in kegs of ten
gallons, for family use, for $3.50. If
found not TO be genuine, they will re-
fund the money. Families Wishing q
rare treat for Christmas, should send in
their orders Mt once, through their mer-
chants, who, of course. would be enti-
tied tn "a discount
Their natural md artificial mineral
waters, sold as W aukesha, Riche-Quolle,
( Nichey, Seltz I, APPELLANTS, etc., are
sold in cases Of fifty quarts, at from So
to $3.50 per c'ie.
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Champagne Wine,

The best made in tho United States.
hughes Brosr manufacturing their
Grape Baking Powder have over
crowded their cellars with wines. They
viii ship by express, prepaid to any re-
sponsibie party in the state, ordering
through theic merchant, a case Of
Champagne Wine, for the remarkable
low price of 81 per dozen bottles, on
thirty days time, and if not found 10 be
equal to any brand made in the United
States, the party ordering need not nav
one rent tor it, and they will write uS
and give the brand they think superior,
we Will express them, free of cost, Il
case OF our champagne cider, made
from the pure juice o. the Siberitn crab
apple. HrGnEs Bios,
Dallas, Texas, U. $. A.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

MASORS OFFICE. CITY or mai. A..
W DECEMBER ., ISL l'ubIc notice Is
her INV given 10 all wnUm it NAV concern
Tint application win De- uuuc To III, leg.e IA.
iiurc OF The rtutc oi Texas, 10 assemble on
thr lSt u dag OF Jan Any, \, H. lySj, for tine
following changes IN and amendments Z, he
various acts ilcorpor ,tiug the CITY of Dalias
To- WIT: y r-Nca' | obsolete and inopo-
ralNc s"c'i ms; to more 'ltaTN define The
municipal ocu duies; 10 make nh officers OF
IEe hume pNlitN, * estug The secretary,
Gle tive toy tn qualified electors thereof; 10
more ci'urN define Them dc OF puqrting or
diu noes; 10 imp ify and more clearly do
me he mode Of OPENING, - idp'tluU pnd ~.
leuut"g reefs, avenues AID pllc +; go pre-
scribe the mode ut sgquir ug g.uund and
rEut -oi-wnv within o. without the uurIuI.
pat liWilS lnr w1icr-WrrSs, parks ccmote.
RE, nous" Of correction 900 reiu m or work
mouse, hosp tails, quarantine purposes OF
otucr muui p q noccssitytu the nsaltuand
we being Of he !tV;tu rn0hlc m, city 10 era
le sperh funds for street eItrnsi, n and
sire. imrrov mVu. purposes, ana fnr the
erection aud m infcnDncp Of seminary or
high school in COME 'tivn with the free pub.
, He school $ tenn II TN city; & remove eY.
istiug 90 N,vts the char or and render n.
inoni plain; to more clearly deane the
90 pur'tn power over any an classes OF
street RAILROADS. w. LCABFLI MAYOR.
tNuirfnUu tt con. lutttNn
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sl,nlnrs nrthn D..

Several gentlemen coming down Oak
street, u few evenings since, were
startled by the loud screams of a wa-
man, who camo rushing toward them
with disheveled hair and loosely diving
clothes, and face fairly distorted with
terror.
"Save mo from herl Save mel" was
her frantic appeal rs she crourhod az
Their feet and glared toward tho gloon,
whence she had SO suddenly emerged.
"SaVe meV was her repeated supplcn-
Lun 10 those at whose feet she knelt,
seeming To believe them powerful To-
protect her. even from the terrors of her
ewn diseased Imagination.
The gentlemen succeeded in calming
her after little while sufficient to
harn the cause of her alarm.
Ihe woman was young, pretty aud well
stressed, and declared that she had inst
seen the ghost Of her aunt recently de-
ceased, whom she had once lived with.
and who she said had abused her shame
lully before her death. The poor girl,
Tor sue was not out of her teens, insisted
~ was no Authorization. No excitement.
no freak OF the Imagination, hut that
the aparition had before appeared tn her
and always IN "A threatening attitude.
she had been unable 10 Uveat her former
nome on account of its constant ures.
enre, and SO had sought the home of A
iriehd Tor relief. M amount nf arru-
ment or persuasion could convince her
she was mistaken. She Is a respectfully
connected young woman, l. mlelliyent
wei educated, aud her mind is perfectly
fltar except in this rarticul m.
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In Bond for Huntsville

The advantages of FREQ trade will be
thrown open to tho following convicts,
who are To be forwarded to Huntsville
to-day:
Oliver Munford, eolored, 4years; man
slaughter.
Thomas Cunningham, 2 years; theft of
over $40.
Joe Launet, 2years; burglary.
$40. wv VI
Lewis Stokes, 2 years; theft of over
i. NJ; Scaggs, Wise county, years;
horse theft.
Frank BOuchert, Taylor county; 5
years; horse theft.
Bill Cranberry, colored, Wise county;
. years; horse theft.
A contrast Of the penalties inflicted
Tor burglary aud horse theft would
seem TO Indicate the relative
weights of liGa and property IN the jurv
scales. And yet IL is generally undef-
stood that the burglar, whose capital
Stock consists of dark lantern aud a
crowbar, contemplatos taking human
lie III the event Of resistance.
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AZ A>IEb co. FtrI4 UPcn6i,,I,.. :.
mRLs jeans raEis; special uric
,t,.. if,ti$ Main slreet euJpHGa,- (
6LANErNHif 3 i!LAKE. '-S
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ASSlGNsE'S NOTICE.

DAlLAe TEXAS, urOrMBGU j, ls.l
- .uhtc is hereby lVeu that on h. mn
90 or November, 1891, r. D. a. ms, y.,,,
% Nteo' rnder tive name &c Adams a. Leon,
BOD, ol said oilyC N;,l,S, Jonvr,td yul a..
81 e 1'We, w. II Ftrpru NJ poi, ,itv,ns
49, 'Nur1 aims property Uud all the pru, .
oltN'IE de Itiou OVuuu,r u,vi hy
i.N " CIV Ocuny 'ho banking busiuc un-
wy tnr NtN ma ucul Adams = icorHrd IN
t'""'uL MS own interest end that of IN, "a
~ J." Leonard, dVcous'd, ., ccpl ,.ch
pl'rlN ~ Is oacmpt trNm u.ttui on uns,g
'N' '@"s"t itNHs, for the purpt scuf 80 Ncr.
,.E l"r same INTO money, to he disirlhul, A
among such ~ hts creditor. only A. wuu d,
tnntnt 10 accept thUir y. 0,oit Sunic ghp..
20 hlN estate, 40 di-cDurEo , I'm from Their
l.hpHct!Nr clNime; prov i'd, tint he aloul
not be disthU gel ircm linhury Ia lf,vu.t,
!ut VINO 80 ce lui reeve rs n uch . Dpe'
thlru oi 1he amour, Uu aud claimed la hi.
/ AYR ~ valid clAin, gPNnt tie G, t0te
NollNN rs urihcr given thai mi thc cod.
'vfS uI ~ 'd uSS'- nee Vuhsehtiug [, .u,,N us.
HEnm ~ inHS max. know ~ o M, thnll
! consent Ia writing VI II II tourmon'as Mia,
lhe publication OF this uu'iea, iua tbpt r'
esetiur not Hsscn,Nv shnll ., ccive or l,l;,
any hent ut "a dor said ussigumCnt
W. II, tLirpEN, Assignee.
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{. OK NALE-EI ~, ri'rE BKEb AND
1 %cclims oil jrne! heiiarA and o.s; also
HoJteins At kiversidc StncA farm, in.cfs-.
no ~ Jefferson ana [oahIsnAts. ooi.Im
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New OrIrnns E,nn.ltlnn-

The Texas & Pacific railway will place
on sale December Is, round-uip ii skets
to New Orleans aud return, good tor fiji.
Teen days, at greatly reduced rates.
rms Is the only line running Pullman
sieeIets through to New Orleans, 'lrav-
lhg Dallas In tho morning. thus enab ing
pt Ssehgers to arrive at New Orleans In
gay llne' ana as 1t is 10 miles the short
est "all rail" line, IL is the most DESIRABLE.
For full information apply to n. p. 'Pur.
ner, agent Dallas, or Il. w. Mccullough
general passenger aud ticket agent, Gal.
weston,
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NJ ANTED-BY A PERS71N oi5 qe .t-.i u
b,,a ,eyaperlence, to rent or take char NG
If Vt ol ORE, taurant IN busins.sge q
OF ~ to"n' address MRS, l.. BEHrLF t har'
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NOTICES.

laLLAs : y ~ ii.1A nAILno.tD ..
~ SECRETARI's OFFICE, DALLAS, TEXAS
December II, 1884 --Sotice is teby
given that the general annual meeting OF
The stockholders of the ualas & Wichita
Railroad Company Will be held at the gp1e-
raj office Of the Company no 713 Film sire !,
In the city of Dala as, .as, On the THRU
TUESDAY IN JANUARY, A %. 1876, 1t be-
ing the 10th day Cf said month, at y
oc!ocli noon there will also he held at the
same time and place a meeting of She BOARD
Of directors Of said Dallas 4 Wichita Railroad
Comma y N -C'O MICK, Secretary.
N1UTlCE l. HEREBY GIVEN hat /
~ have sold out my Loan Office, 6O7I !,
Main street, to Robert +. Bal q IL Co., who
VIII conduct the business as heretofore.
Thankful to the pub iC for the liberal pat
ronage extended 10 me for the past eight
years, I recommend the new finn and he
speak for them the same. 6ICHARp COIN
N1OTIUE-If IS okDEEEU III THE
~ Commissioners Court AZ Commits
sioner y. @. McAaams be authorized 90 adj
YER se for bids for an euoHnk meat on the
Dallas and Cedar Hill road IN Trinity river
ottom, in accordance with plans and speci-
hcatlonS now on file in county Clerks Office.
Bids 10 be cdny8ssea December ~, 1884. Right
reserved IN reicc any = all bids dsll-9t
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w any kind, or If YOU wan, hELP OF
MN h'nu, apply az once; we are constans,o OF any
Pio WIZ IN al parts of the country pac-
81 Lo >, NEST h oFEloE. 6O1 aaln and I9.,, ,Es-
mas
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A man in New York who shot his
VIE ia the leg aud was arrested for an
attempt To murder explained to the
court that he did not Intend To kin he
partner of his bosom, hut merely To
wound her in tho leg ~ ~ so prevent
hrr from galllvanting around with
other men," lie was, however, com.
mitted without bail. the court prohIb.r
holding that If this had been his iui,,.
!io' he would have shot her in both
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A IirnYN Snln-

Simpson q Huffman, agents of John
Lawson, Liverpool, England, made a
very large sale ofroal estate, yesterday
to Thomas W. Scollard, of Dallas. They
sold the building occupied by the Nolan
McCrosky company, with the lot, 10 by
2Oo feet, on which 1t is situated, running
rom Elm to Main streets, fer the sum ct
S2o,OOO. This is one of the largest sales
maze IN the city for some time, and
shows that Dallas dirt stil has gold i'm
ltS dust. Mr.. Scotland will ut once be.
gin TO remoddle the building, and when
completed Will be one of the finest
structures in In city.
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w an IhD--BY y PRACTICAL, +, 10, ,os
ner, atey arrived u ON the gre IA Nd Nd
perien, ~ L9 Pr England IL yga u.
H,oping gardner; practical in ali br'nootYs Wy as
a ,,, BUSINESS laying out gIoun speci1s, or
any gentleman WISHING any inft,ynr.'. llity;
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In the United States circuit court
suits have been filed: William Harding,
assignee for A. Wolf II Co., OF New
York, against Murphy & Dammon, of
Fort Worth, on promisory note OF
$i967O; and by b. T.. Wilson VS.. b. +.
Patton, in action of trespass to try title
10 tract of land in Denton county.
10 the same court, the case of
Dobkins q Benton VS.. II. Dawson
and Il. p. Wells has been transferred
from the state courts of Cook county.
This suit is for the recovery of $ll, 1853 As,
unpaid balance on promissory note.
The appearance docket was called in
the district court yesterday, and iudg
ment AIKEN by default against ID. Cos
lin ON the attachment suits, heretofore
reported in the HERALD.
M0llle Brown, whose halcyOn DAYS
are coDsecrated to lager beer, which,
with lamp posts-seems to form her Wis
lbie means of support, was fined $50 and
costs yesterday by Justice Schulz, fail
ing to come up with which she is ex-
pocted TO spend the holidays on the poor
farm. THIS is rather hard on told
timers" but the laws of compensation
are irrovocable in nature and Dallas.
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The bus lin war wixe,h warm and
the end is not yet. Under order Of sale
from the district conrt, the bus line OF
w. p. Siler was sold n lew days since In
saiis v ,dgm0ut rendered In favor of
Airs. Mary Il. Malone. aud lha same
was bid m by her sun, Mr.. Malone. Mr..
Siler has put in operation another 'nus
line with William Puliam, the well
Known BUS mau, as manager. Both
hues carried Passengers free yesterday
evening. IL Is u genuine game of nip
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doctor, what il the matter with me?'
- question frequently asked by pa
tienI, while, perhaps, net sick enough
To he In bod, feels himself unable To at
tend to his usual nvocations. There il a
failing or general breaking down of the
system, but no symptoms sufficiently
marked TO be classed as disease. vet
particularly trying to the sufferer.
Mlshler's Herb Bitters ~ the best rom.
.dy for these namoDess disorders. TRY
it and be convinced.
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Miss ". G. Montague,

galloway, Fdyetto county, Tenn, suiI-
ereI inr. years with number of truub-
les Incidental to females. Her life was
miserable. Applied TO Dr. Giles, whose
remedies gave her instant relief.
She - now enjoying good hcnlth, aud
mas recommended "A number of her
lI,VnuS To the Doctor for treatment, and
~ nave experienced the same relief by
us,ng ms llniment lodide Ammonia.
Sold by all druggists.
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Before huying anything for Christmas
we would advise You TO 30 aud see the
large stock of holiday gonds Mt j. b
Fears. 5Oj Main street II YOU want
something cheup, mcdiumlv expensive,
very Tine aud OF tho latest designs YOU
will soc them all there.
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At tho st. George: Or NJ A Cornelius,
ballis county; y IL Britton, Philadel.
phIa; Mrs q w Donaldson. Fort Worth;
Y Van Wrinkle, Atlanta, Georgia; @ W
Sarsey, Henrietta; w Summons.
mrx'M W IL HUI, y w Cline, Houston;
n q Stc art. Farrell; J + Mcknight,
',fnpnu ouuty;O d CritEer, Fort Scott:
fHchafu Collins, Austin; Q ID Ship, st.
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Toholawaky Bros. have opened first
class confectionery store next to lick
oN's drug store, whore they will socp
nothing hut the best candles, fruits and
every hing snitaole for dlling siockinys
Tor Christmas and making every body
happy. Ladies' can also purchase for
presents To their husbands, fine cigars
and tobacco.
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Just the thing for Christmas, is what
may be said of the hundreds of new
and attractive articles which make up
cur stock of elegant holiday goods,
koasonablo, new novelties, not shawn
elsewhere; all standard STYLES In great
variety, NJ knephy Il Sons jewelry
store.
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LEGAL

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-13

1Ap5un Motion. in chlrg Of the Dial.
las county jail has about twenty hogs
wei iaitened from the otlh of the prisnn
rtIortory. This is telling proof OF the
humanity ot Dallas county, whose hogs
must he m object Of envy to the prison.
efs OF 0neighburiug county.