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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-14

WANTED AT ONCE-Two good pants and
w vest makers. Thomas Kraft, 2lj Market
street. PIG %
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY t4th.

PhOGR MME-New every week-Tyrolean
Warbling Songs, Te'zettos, Duets, Solos and
songs IN Engiish ana German, Sketches and
Duriefques. 2.p.gt
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-14

@ EC0ND-H AND books bought and sold at q
y sole1ad street. opposite court house.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-14

DAFFLE-The hand made carpet will be raf-
III Ned ton orrow Saturday, February II,
8 O'Clock p. m. at Meyers saloon, Alamo
Plaza.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-14

WANTED- one buggy horse that lady can
w drive, and q good milch COW. Adore IS,
Alamo Lumber Yard, cor. Ave D and Tenth st.
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GALooN FOR sALE-A good chance to the
- right man. nave decided TO leave San
Antonio and now offer my place, known MS the
Postofiioe Exchange, west side Alamo Plaza,
for sale on easy terrs or cheap for cash. APP
ply TO WIN. Uehlnger, postonico Exchange.
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lizard TINES Remember Ike place where
III you can har your clothing and hats
dyed and cleaned, at No. West Commerce
street. ntar bridge. 2-2-lm
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setlonn Aooidsnt.

Yesterday morning, about 6 o'clock.
very serious accident occurred at
the Ervay street crossing OF tho Texas
q Pacific Railway. The ice wagon of
Mr.. S. q, Richardson was attempting
to cross the track a. the switch en-
CINE was backing up with y number of
cars. A horse and mulo we're attached
TO the wagon and his muleship be-
came balky just as the crossing
was reached. The wagon is a
boxed one, and the dri-
yer, a man by tho namo
OF Dave, could not discover the close
proximity Of the train. Tho train
struck the vehicle, lifted II bodily from
the ground and carried IL about 100
yards. The driver and horse escaped,
but the mule and wagon were totally
wrecked. Tho Ice WAS scattered along
the whole distance. The mule was in-
jured TO an extent that he will die or
will have TO be killed. One OF HIS legs
was broken and portions OF his body
horribly mutilRtod. Tho wagon win
furnish nico lot OF klndllng wood.
The train was checked Ms soon as tho
accident was discovered.
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The Courts.
CITY COUNT.


City vs.. William Clark, curting and
swearing; fined So.
City VS.. Willis Hill, fighting; fined
So.
City VS.. Joe Abozzo, obatructing
side walk; discharged.
City vs.. j. r. Smith,. intoxication ;
fined So.
City W.. Tilllis Mcdonald, refusing 10
pay dog tax; continued.
City Va. John White, intexication ;
fined So.
City VS.. William Koch, assault and
battery; discharged.
City VS.. g. Bestanto, proiane lang
uage; fined So.
City vs.. John Wright, intoxication
finsd So.
City VS.. II. b. Steiner, intoxlcst on
fined 81.
City VS.. j. IL. DAWSON, assault and
battery; continued.
City vs.. j. II. Moore, assault and bat
terry; fined So.
City va. u. Mcdonald, resisting an
officer; fined S..
City VS.. William Lechner, resisting
an officer; fined So.
City VS.. Joe Forsythe, fightingi
fined 81.
City VS.. John Molloy, dlschsrging
fire arms in city limits; continued.
City vs.. Jack Fay, assault and bat
terry; transferred.
City VS.. Jack Fay, intoxicated; dis
missed,
City VS.. John Harley, fighting; fined
SO.
City va. Carroll Jackson, lighting
fined 90.
COUNTY COURT,
Pat O'IInre, charged with receiving
and concoaling stolen goods, was re.
leas9d on hgbOas corpus.
JUSTICE SCHULZ.
Bob Steayall, colored, for assaultinp
a small boy, WAX fined S., In default OF
which he was taken 10 Jail.
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INDIGESTION CURED.

1 suffered for more than five years with
indlgosi ion, scarcely able 10 retain the
simplest food on my stomach The burn
ing sensation was almost intolerable, and
my Whole system was derangod. | was
wakeful snd could not Sleep and conse-
quently more or less nervous al the time
/ dcclllCd in flesh and suffered all the usu.
al depression attendant upon this terrible
disease, In word, / was miserable. Al
last, failing TO find relief IN anything else,
l commenced the use OfSwliGs pee fc. |
rcgan to improve at once The medicine
toned up tine stomach, strengthened the
digestive or ans aud soon all that turn
/ & ceased and could retain food without
difficulty. Now my health rs good and an
eat anything In toe shape of frod, aud dl
gcst H. wi bout tho slightest difficulty, !
most cheerfully bca" this testimony be.
cause there sre hundreds suffering as ]
was, nnd am aure they can be as readily
healed lake tho prescribed dose after eat
ing instead Of before.
JAMES MAIN, No. II Ivy street
ALBANIA, Ga, May l3, 1885
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Knight, Templar Fuc.mpment

Dallas Commandory, No. 0, Knighto
Templar, of Dallas, has, Mt its request,
been granted disponsatlon from r.
Il. Grand Commander n, w. Hunter,
to hold an encampment at LampGsss
Springs, commencing August 10 and
lasting one week. 1t has secured tents
and camp equipments To accommodate
all visiting Knights who may attend,
as II IL expected that Knights OF other
Communicates Will Join with them on
the occasion. Such efrang euIentS
have been perfected ~ will mako il a
grand success, The knlEhtsof Dallas
have been insured good timo 10y tho
citizens OF LgmpasAs, aud there
will be u grand ball aud
other festivities. A number Of ladies
Will attend from Dallas. The knights
will combine recreation with perfect
Ing themselves In the drill OF their
order. All Knights who desire 10 at
tend should address Mr.. l.. Nj. Knop-
fly, that due provision may be made
| for them,
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order or Oh ,sen Friends

The district convention Of the Or
der OF Chosen Friends convened yes
terday morning, and during the day
completed It's labors. They elected s
Supreme Representative and alternate
IN the persons OF Il. Il. Adams, o.
Houston, and W. j. Burke. OF Gal
weston.
The Grand Council of the State o.
Texas was organized and the follow
ing officers were elected: Past Grand
Counsellor, Frank j. Smith, Dallas
Grand Counsellor, ". j. Burke of Gal
weston; Grand Assistant Counsellor
s. Il. Sittig OF Houston; Grand Vice
Counsellor, J. ID. A. Harris OF Dallas
Grand Recorder, II. Blogge, Galveston
Grand Treasurer, K. Adair, OF Hous.
ton; Grand Prelate, 4. Murrach, OF
Austin; Grand Marshal, II. Il. Eakin,
81 Fort Worth; Grand Guard, q. Moe
ler, OF Galveston; Grand Sentry, T.. A.
Johnson, OF Corsicana. Trustees: G,
Rife, OF Galveston, three years: @. A.
Swindell, of Houston, two years; Il. H..
Adams, OF Houston, one year.
Houston was named as the place for
tho next regular meeting,
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The most popular cigarettes AZ the
popular price are Opera Puts.
Ihe CIty waterwerks Manarement.

The City Waterwsrks Management.
DALLAS, July 20.-l Editor HHRALD.l
Il noticed in THE HERALD of Satur-
day that the superintendent of the
waterworks was compelled TO cut tho
supply OF water of from the Texas Ice
Factory.
Now / wish TO ask a few questions OF
him and the water commissioners;
Flrst-How much do they charge
the Texas Ice Company
Second-How much water DO they
consume?
Third-In stating how much the COM
pany consumed, IN said water meas
ured OF guessed at2 III measured, how
do they approximate it2
Fourth-Is it not Appropriated by
the co efficient OF the discharge piper
Fifth--What is the co. efficient. OF
their tap and slze ant tho length Of
their discharge pipeg
Sixth-Whst Ia the pressure on the
main at the tapY
Seventh--In cutting of the water
was the water cut OF on the outside
like ordinary persons, or cut OIL like
Il was two years since, by closing the
valve on the inside OF the factory, leav-
Ing III III lDt DONtI VI NhV NHklHNtNb OF
the works to use tho Same olandes.
timely.
Eighth What Is the capacity OF the
water works per day-or how many
gallons OF water is furnished each
day.
Ninth-How is tho calculation made
lis Il by metre or approximations
Tenth--1f by approximation, what
is the manner of approximation
Tleventh-Whati the speed Of the
pump por minute, tho length Of the
stroke aud diameter OF tho cylinders
and number OF minutes tho pump
runs per day? liz the number of strokes
and the time kept or guessed att
Twelfth-How much does " cost per
gallon to pump water into tho stand
pipe? -, -,
Thirteenth not the city lose
money in pumping water for the ice
works, not counting the Interest on
Tho nlsnt and the value Of the water
Fourtoonth-W does tho water
oommissioner furnish the Texas lcs
COMPANY at dead loss on the pump
inr and fall 10 furnish the ordinary
citizen for household purposes, wseI
said ice works are located on the river
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FKEE FRoM MALARIA

In the fall OF 1854 ! was taken with case
of malarid fever, which prostrated me
both body and mind. / was drugged utter
the Old fsshion With mercury and other
mineral mixtures, but with no good results.
My health was shattered and my energy
gone. My legs and feet would swell and
had what every body thought vas dropsy
These symptoms alarmed me, and | was
reHny to grasp NJ any remedy suggested. a
friend advised me - try Swift's Specific.
procured three bottles and commenced It's
use. The swelling 5000 subsidized. | have
taken the three bottles which have made
u perfect cure, and feel like q new man
to-day. There never was more meritOri-
Gus m diclne Offered to suffering human q.
ity. IL he's wrought wsld'rs fsr me.
WILLIS JONES
Leesburg, Lee County, Ga, March H. 1885.
For sale sale by all Druggists
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
l57 W. 23d ST. NY.
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City va. William Clark, curting and
swearing; fined So.
City vs.. Willis Hill, fighting; fined
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There sbaube NO Ain,

When Napoleon talked OF invading
Italy one OF his officers said: "But,
sire, remember the Alps.n To an or.
binary man these would have seemed
insurmountsble, but Napoleon re-
sronded eagerly; "There shall DO no
Alps.' so the famous Simplon pass
was made. Disease, like a mountain,
stands In the way OF fame, fortune and
honor TO many who by Plerce's "Gold.
en- Medical Discovery" might bG
healed and 30 tho mountain would dis
appear. IL IL specific for all blood
chronic lung and liver diseased, suc
a. consumption (Which " scrofula OF
the lungs) pimples, blotches eruptlons
tumors, swelungs, fever sores and
kindred complaints.
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by, Mckinney; Rollie Porter, Arling
ton; r q Cleveland, Runnells; A Kerr,
Chicago; S A Posey, Oxmoor, Ala.
bama; John A William, Dallas; Il /
Murchison, Terrell; Frank Hicklin,
Cameron; w r Jones, city; w S Page,
Palmer; J 7 Cameron, Terrell; John
Faerrus, Ennis; w B Curtis and wife,
II III Atchinson and wife, Miss Jane
Hulse, Fort Worth; James Milton, AL
bany; w Roberts, Indian Territory;
Phil Smith, El Paso; William G Bla-
lock, KosSe; d / Burns, Terrell; X
Hoiton, W G Smith, Cleburne; John I
Brown, CITY.
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A company OF United States soldiers
passed westward yesterday afternoon
over tho Texas & Pacific Railway,
They were en- route to Fort Sill for tho
purpose of quelling Indian disturb.
ancoa IN that section. Tho govern
ment seems to DO concentrating quite
n little army In that locality, aud indt
cations certainly point 70 anticipated
troubles not appreciated by the inhebi
tnntH.
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Hotel Arrivals,


la F Kencal, cltyi Il d Owens,
Colorado; Mr.. Iro Potion, Kaufmani
@ w Beaver, Miss Ella watkir, Duck
Greek; d 7 b ailsgsme, I.a'y, Texas
Frank NJ Rose, city; A w Crattin,
Midlothlanl II Al Boards, Mckinney
John A Jackson, Piano; L. w ogles.
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ROCK COLLEG E
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Mis- Croom's Select School Will reopen
the first Monday ia Septen Der, assisted by
thoroughly qualified teachers. Languages,
both modern and ancient, taught az usual
price. Very superior advantages offered
for thorough musical training. Instruments
Art Department in charge OF q good
teacher at usual price. Text books same
as used in pnblic schools of the city Mrs,
Croom's intuition Is TO be thorough and
practical and teach children such things as
they should practice when men and We
men. For ierms and other information
pertaining 10 the school, either call or adj
dress MRS. ELYA TRIGG GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cantegral and Live
Oak streets, Dallas, Texas.
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HAbeAa Corpu, Cnscs.

Owing to the absence OF witnesses
the case Of the State w. d. A. saun-
doris, charged with Islander, to have
been heard before the couaty Judge
yesterday, was postponed.
In the case OF the State vs.. Pat
O'llaro, charged with receiving stolen
goous, the defendant was discharged,
the testimony not being sufficient TO
warrant HIS detention.
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The Artrul Dodrcr

Sewer gas lodges past imperfect
traps, confusing the sanitary engineer,
battling tha doc or, taking possession
Of your house aud killing you, or
making you an invalid. II You are
dead, that closes the business. IT You
are crippled or poisoned, Browns Iron
Bitters can do wonders for you
Dodge tho artful dodger by oniiching
your blood, invigoratinE Your system
aud enjoying good health. Mrs, Spi6r
S3 Decatur street, Boston, says
browns Iron Bitters is jus. the thinl
for building one up.P
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bank and have pump of their own,
where the resistance is not one-half az
much as to pump in the stand pipe
and can run steam works cheaper than
the city can?
/ would like the water commissioners
to answer the above questions publicly
and obllge TAX PAYhE.
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PnhIlc SnI,onls.

Superintendent StGnberry has nomi.
mated and the Board of Directors have
confirmed tho teachers OF tho colorad
schools, as follows:
Colored School No. Principal. c.
V. Auguste; assistants, j. w. RAY
and Mrs. Mary A. Carson.
Colorod School No. principal, +.
9. Long, assistants J. p. stNks and
Mrs. p. Il. Stokes.
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Grand Concor, at Mayer. uau Tc-Nlrh
REGULATIONS ny MISS HELEN WAC
PROGRAMME.
A Good Annolnlmnnl

General w, l., Csbell, United Stator
MGrshGl, has wisely appointed Captain
w. +. Morton, formerly the efficient
City Marshal o; Dallas, rs ono Of his
deputies. The appointmougwlll meet
with general approval, for Captain
Morton IA not only true and tried
Democrat, but courteous and efficient
nllinnr
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Alta late hour Monday night Jack
Fay struck Mexican, Jsurey FOrmc.
81, over the head with y heavy bottle
at the union depot, cracking his skull.
Fay was arrested and lodged in Jail.
Formosa IN In critical condition.
CAuse-too much whisky.
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NEW LNiLAND CONSERVATORY If NISIG

Boston. Mass, OLDEST IN Amerlcn;
largest and best equipped In the world-lO1
instructors, l,97l students last wear, Thor
ough Inst uetion in NoCai and 1nstrumen.
WI Mu'ic, Plano nnd Organ TUNING, Fine
Arts, Oratory, Literature French, German
anu italian Languages, English Branches.
Gymnastics, etc. Fntlou IS 10 so, bosri
and room, AS o SIS per term. Fgli form
begins september 10, 1855 For Illustrated
SaGndar, giving full Information, Rddress
" TOUR bE, Dir, franklin square, Bos-
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
WEALTH OF DALLAS COUNTY
What Her Grain and Cotton Fields Yield
This Year-Propositlons for the
Water Works Management to
Consider--Othsr Itoms
The wealth OF Dallas County,

Few persons realize the extent OF
the growth and productions Of Dallas
County, and to that class Of conserva-
tive croakers who are unhappy unless
hard times are ever with us, few
carefully guarded figures may not be
uninteresting. This county contains
superficial area OF $4,000 acres of
land. 1t Is we'll known that grass
lands are scarce and in pressing de-
mand In this county, so much OF the
country having been put In cultiva-
ton. We may estimate, therefore,
that two-thirds of this area Is In cul.
tivation, which would give $4,000
acres in crops. or this area one-fourth
may be said to be planted In wheaton
96,0C0 acres, and from this 9G 900 acres
we have produced this year
100000 bushels of wheat
averaging 20 bushels to
the acre, wheat Is worth 50 cents, and
In consequence tho wheSt crop alone
brings TO Dallas County this year
$l,5Si, 400.
We may estimate that out OF the
3Si 900 acres in cultivation ono fourth
or 06, 600 acres are In oats, An average
vi w bl0ilpAH Hbl hNAO va AAhp ONNN NNr
been harvested, making 5,760,000
bushels which, at 25 cents, brings to
Dallas County Sl,4IO COO. Placing the
arSh in corn at $4,000 acres and
? estimating 40 bushels to tho acre land
this is q very conservative estimate)
we have 3,Si0,000 bushels OF corn which
at 80 cents per hushel, brings Sl,l5200O.
Estimating $500 acres tn be in cot
ton and probable yield Of three
fourths of bale tn the acre, or Gl,000
bales, we have at $ij per bale n return
from cotton Of 81 $4,000
We have lott W., 900 acres upon which
Craze cattle, horses, mules, sheep and
hogs, from which Dallas County
should realize an Increase annually OF
not less than 100000.
Then, TO sum up our income we
have:
From wheat ......................N ,tsi 400
FROM ootl.,...,.,... .,....,.,........ liliOIOO
From corn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ll12IUO
FROM cotton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, = ASO,OO
From cattle, etc...,,...,............ 60jt0J
Grand total .......................S7 $50, lOl
When we add to this total the value
of new buildings, fences, and the in
crease In all kinds OF property which
has been slow, but marked and stoRdy,
certainly We OF Dallas County have no
reason TO complain OF the lend In
which our fortunes have been
cast or OF the bounty OF hi m "who
maketh the clouds his chariot and rid.
eth upon the wings OF the wind"
When we add TO the productions of
Dallas County those Of the rich and
populous black land counties trlbu.
tary to Dallas, such a. Ellis, Hunt,
Collin, Johnson, Kaufman, Denton
and Grayson and lay their great
wealth OF grain, cotton and cattle by
the side Of ours, We have an income
from that comparatively small aroa
Immediately surrounding Dallas
County of noarly or fully $4,000, 900.
We of North Texas have no reason TO
growl at such showing ca this.
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St. Louis Seminar y.
A Private Sele Of School of High Grade
for Young Ladies'.

Situated at Jennings, the most beautiful
of the suburbs of 81. Louis, on an elevation
In view OF the city, one mile OF the city
Discipllse osrsful and honeiike; each pu-
pill iEdlvidnnlfEed. English, Classics,
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and instrumental and Art
Teachers OF large experience. Commodi-
Gus, well ventilated buildings, with boauti-
full and ample grounds. Early application
only will secure aroom. Terms moderate.
Fourteesth year commences Sept. 10th.
For further particulars and Catalogues,
add ess the principal, b L BLEWETr, Il.
II. ID. Icnnings. Mo.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Bry an Street, ID allas.

This institution, conducted by the Ur-
The system Of education pursued is design.
ed to develop the mental, moral and physi-
cal powers of the pupils, and to make
them useful women OF refined tastes and
cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE
Board, washing aud tuition, including
Stationary, Drawing, FrepGh German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inlrm-
airy expenses, per session Of I'VE
m0ntss.......'.. observation-disclosures, C0
Music mud use of piano 90. .............. 80
Entrance fee tonly fer the first YEAR &C.. s
Young ladies desiring admlttance into
the Academy must always produce satiS-
factory testimonials and recommendations
For further particulars, apply to the
MOTH Err SUPERIOR,
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skull Fractursd.

Every iirst.class dealer sells Opera
Putt cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tatlOns,
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NEW RAILWAY TrmB CARD.


Houston % Texas Central.
In effect Jnne 18th, at noon.
GOING SOUTH.
No. 2-Nsw Orleans and galveston =.
Express daily .:....;......;.... 5;So A. M.
No. Q-Mixed TO Corsicana lex
No. a. Galveston and Houston
Express (dsiivl. .............t.'. 300 Il. M.
GOING NORTH.
No. 8-5t Louis and Chicago Ex-
no. LINKED to Denison t0xcspt
no. euP post Louis and Chicago i1i' M
Express daily .......,.,.s. 1856 p. NJ.
TexAs " Pacific.
1OINa RAsT--r. q P. DEPOY.
No. tei-St. IIOnis express. ...., $40 a M.
Leaves Union Depot. .......... 9:l0 A, M,
No. SOS--Local Passenger. 80. a;l0 +. NJ.
No. S06 leaves Union Depot -. $3.50 p. NJ
Ban Antonio Express arrives. l0:26 4. M.
GOING WEsT--UNIoN DEPOT.
No. Bl--California Express, arr. 8.l0 r. NJ,
Leaves Union Depot ........... $3.50 p. M.
Leaves Texas 4 Pacific Depot, $40 T. NJ.
NO. SoS-Local Passenger, arr. ll:55 4, N.
Leaves Texas & Pacific Depot l225 p. NJ.
no, i53-SRn Antonio Express,
leaves I. d +. Depot. ..... BIOS a. NJ.
Nos. 805 and 306t New Orleans EXpreBs)rua
petWebn fOrJn worm anu mdrhOAll uhlly,
NOS. J4, B0l and DH take meals al the Union
Depot Nos. l6i and 1853 connect at TT. Worth
with trains TO ana from Colorado City.
Missouri Pacific,
DALLAS AND DENTON
Accommodation arrives ........l2:OO noon,
Departs -. .... ......... loo p. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
81. Louis Express arrives ... 5:56 A, M.
81. Louis Express, arrives l0;pS +. M.
GOING NORTH,
bt. Louis Express leaves .l0:25 Y. M.
81. Louia Express leaves. ,,... s:lO A, III.
Texas Trunks.
GOING SOUTH,
No, a-Mail and nv press, leaves s:Os p. 81.
GOING NORTH.
No. l--MGil and Express, arrives. II 100 a. NJ.
Trains land 2 run daily, Sundays OK
cepted.
Gulf. Colorado % Santa Fe.
No. n-Mail and Express arrives LILO a. N,
No. l3-Mixed arrives. ........... a:4a A. M.
No. 12-Mail and EZ- tsOuth) de-
parts ........... ........ $3.50 A. NJ.
No. ls-Mixed south departs 1880 y. NJ.
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]. ). DAlGHERg


UNLLAoi TTAA~'
VIII give special attention to securing
good lnve. tmenls in land for COLONIES
location for Stock Ranches, Pine Lands
for Saw Mills and Farming Lands. He win
al q give special attention TO the invest
ment OF Texas d Pacific Railroad Company
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DALLAS ACADEMY

, 4, GRADED SCHOOL FOR BOYS Ann
HthliS; Iroool Klnderrir,op. gstatI
iished six wears Next schnol wear b ss,ns
GepiS9mosrL lsS2 seud for Catalogue. lg,i
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ATnOROuon TRIAL.
CURED WITu Tyyo DOSES.
THE ]. v CRONOUS DRUG en-,

DALLAS, WHOLESALE AGENTS.
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