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A N ORDNANCE A ASSESSING BENE.
"A MS and levy special taxes sgains, the
properly holders ANA surrounding pi8p,rIy
henelllcd by the extension OF Cochran Street
.oS w west rs ordered 10y ordinance of Febru-
sEcrtoN /. BE 10 ordained by ,be CITY
Council OF the city of Dallas that Tor the NM
pose of paying for the property condemned
lot punlc use M extending Cochran street
=, ib~ W., rs ordered by ordinance teb. N
1850, there Doc and is hereby assessed aud
lev ca q special tax against the following
surrounding property holder, and property
benCutted as follows, viz: "A. MRgenhsu-
ser, block 10, Of original town of Dallas. bc.
ing 200 feet square, combating sOOO s1pore
feet of land; also q block north of and nd
Joining said block 70 and being 200 feet north
liS west by an average width OF go feet
norm ihc east, containing $1,000 square feet
OF l0nd, ont OF the John Nicely BRYAN Head.
right, all benefited TO the amount of SiM.
NJ ~. Arbucklc, q lot l5b feet north 7G1 enyt
by III feet north i25 west, containing l5BO1
square feet, ON the north side of Cochran
street, rs extended, hgin- In bloc. --, and
benefited so; Il M. Cockrell, lots l andg, In
block u block rs, original town az neN0g'.
being 10 tret square, containing 10000 square
feet Of land, and benefited SIS; Mrs 4, III.
Cockrell, lots and 1, block u block rs, orig.
maj town OF Dallas, being 10000 square ltet
OF land, benefited Sl0O; b. Gibbs. q LOT ON
north Side of Cochran street. isls feet wide
oy lOg leet long, containing $50 square feet
benefited $50 All of said property
being situated in the city and
county Of Dallas and state o' Texas. mud
sud sums or money being the respec-
I'VE proportional amounts OF special taxes
que upon all surrounding property directly
berehted 10y the extension OF said street nj
aforesaid,
SIC, ?. That the City Assessor and Collec.
lor Is hereby ordered 10 collect said special
ulNeS IN accordance with the provisions OF
the City Charter In such cases mnde nnd
provided
SIC, 3, That this ordinance take effect
nom and attor its passage and publication.
Approved March %, 1886
W l.. CABELL, Mayor.
a true COPY w. r.. PARRY, CITY Secretary.
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were signed oMcCann q Co.. were adj

were signed "McCann 81 Co.." were adj
missible in evidence
plaintiffs having no connection with,
or interest in, the contract between
the defendants and Belcher, can
claim nothing under that con-
tract and the sole ground of
their claim is that they furnished
defendants certain materials to enable
them to carry out their contract with
Belcher. The evidence clearly shows
that the materials were in fact fur
nished to Mccain, but he has not APP
peGled, and such being the case. to hold
defendants liable on the ground that
they were Joint contractors with Nc
Cam, and were responsible for his con-
tract, made in carrying out the COM
mon purpose, it must appear that APP
pellants were joint contractors, in the
sense of partners, with Mccain in his
contract with Belcher, and that they
were not mere sureties, or if they were
mere sureties, that they SO acted, or
permitted Mccain to so act, as TO
make plaintiffs believe that they
were'partners, and that plaintiffs, act
Ing bona fide, under such belief fur
nished the materials. The evidence ia
clear that appellants were only sureties,
and that the materials were furnished
only upon the credit of McCann. Re-
versed and remanded.
Texas ~ Pacific Railroad company VS..
G. W. Wells, from Fannin county De-
lany, j. adopted. Appellee having a
ticket on appellants road from Honey
Grove to Paris entered appellants coacn
to make the journey; soon afterwards
tho conductor came along and took up
appellee's ticket, giving him no check
IN return. After the train had left an in
termediate station the conductor came
along and demanded Of appellee pay
ment OF the fare from such station to
Paris, claiming that the ticket was only
to such intermediate station. Appellee
refused TO pay tho additional fare and
was elected by the conductor. he was
detained q day, paid 10 cents extra to
get TO his place Of destination and had
to walk 400 or 500 yards back to the
depot. Judgment for $3.50, The court
charged the jury in substance that if
they believed that plaintiff had bought
the ticket, etc, ana was elected from
tho cars aforesaid, they would find for
him such actual damages as they may
believe he has sustained, not to exceed
the amount claimed. Also that they
might consider, as clements of damage,
appellee's expense, loss OF time, bodily
discomfort and injury 10 his feelings,
puJ hoI 10 give exemplary damages. in
opening the argument counsel read TO
the court in the hearing of the jury from
Thompson on carriers, page 5N. Held:
II must be left largely to tho discretion
OF the trial court how it win hear
authorities read upon the trial, and rs
appellant is not shown TO have been in
jurod by the improperly Of counsel, il
is not ground for reversal CT. IL p. r..
Il. vs.. Pollard,2 Wilson's Con. cases.
PIP. 432 1857 The method OF the court in
charging the jury does not necessarily
load TO reversal of the Judgment MS
the damages are within proper limits.
willis w. Mcneil, 81 Texas 1876; New.
man vs.. DOdson, 81 Texas 9S) Affirmed.
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snatonen rrom The nrauA.

Mr.. Sarah u. Turner and her mother A..
RsEs Bryan, for nineteen years residepts ~
halnbolt, Tenn, make the following statsNi
ments rs to the merits of Swift's 3nacIs.
Mrs, Turner's case is well known ia tbSt
community. She says: s'
81 was afflicted for two or three years wifi
Eczema and Erysipelas combined. NV wholaa
system was broken down, my strength ons
appetite gone, and l became as helpIess es
child, being lifted from place TO place bvTass
friends. l was treated by the best phvpIcle..
In the community with 10dide of Potash az
the other usual remedies for such cases "1Y
was given up to die by my friends. Mvm,tl
iierings were beyond description, and I hsd
lost all hope of recovery. Last Jannayu
was Induced TO try Swifrs Specific, 6avHinss
received pamphlet from the companv az
failing It's merits. The irst half dozen nj.
ties had the effect to bring back hope In nv
heart, and the thought Of being well sgais
brought JOY and gladness to the honseho1d
! nave taken altogether q bottles, The soss.
nave all healed mp and disappeared. NJ,
strength mas returned, and am able In AZ
an ENDS OF nouse-work. SWIFT SpeclncT
honestly believe, snatched me from X.
grave, and do not know how 10 be gratsiSl
enough for my recover. e''"
MRS. SARAH Il. TURNER
know that q. S. 8. s. has saved INV dor,
ters life. She was the most wretched Loo.
ing object that l ever saw when she ccra'
menoed taking 1t, being perfectly belpIess
thank God that we ever heard OF IL, Ii sav.d
my cHiiu' MRS p. e. BRYAN.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease rnau.A
lree' The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 8, Atlanta "a
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. nENrArrRrss.


Just opsa the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Flor
enco Nightingale of the nursery. OF
this we are SO sure, that we win teach our
"Susyn TO say 80 blessing ON Mrs. Wins
low" for helping her TO survive and es-
cape the gripping, colioking and teething
siege. Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup
relieves the child from pain and cures
dysontery and diarrhWa IL softons the
gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind
collie, and carries the infant safely
through the teethiug period. II performs
precisely what IL processes 20 perform,
every part of it--nothiug less. We have
never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation of her
"Soothing Syrup for Children Teethiugi
III we had the power we would make her
as sho is, physical savior 20 the iinan
race. Sold by all druggists, % cents .
bottle
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MEDICINES
HOE '

a young man named John Nave. ,,..,
near here, had an eating cancer on Iis lying
which had eaten away his nose, part ~ Ky S;
was one of the most angry ealing sores ~ y
had ever seen. His throat finally becs M slsS ~
VOWED TO such an extent that he conId oI ~
swallow liquid food. After using all '1 ~
remedies without CHI cking the ravseea 's y,
broken down, he was confined to his had a VA
thought 1t to only be question of time sh Sna
his death from the cancer. put him az ~ y
swiiVs SPECIFIC as last resort, and he baaa@n
70 improve with the FIRST dose, His gensf n
throat got well; the ravages of the earn n,s
were soon stopped; IL began to heal aro rvs!
the edges, and after few months treatnssnnaa
with S. :. 3. he has gotten entirely well, ~!
face Is all healed over with new flesh ~ ~
his gen sral health Is excellent His recov Sna
Is wonderful. NJ. f. CRUMLEY, M. DS''Y
Ogiethorpe. a.
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The Common Enemy.
In order TO make Roadway against the
common enemy, Disease, II is necessary
to oppose him with persistence. II very
frequently happens that a NEEDY per-
foctly adequate TO tho necessities Of the
case, II persisted in, Is condemned and
thrown aside because few doses OF 1t
do not cure a malsdy, How unreason-
able and unjust would such n Judge
mont be regarding Hostetter,s stomach
Bitters, one of the most popular and
highly sanctioned medicines of the day,
n pOtent invigOrant, and an invariably
successful remedy for constipation, dys-
pepsia, liver complaint, incipient rheu-
matism, neuralgia aud govt, inactivity
and weakness OF the kidneys and blsd-
der and for the infrmities incident to
the decline of life. No fact is better es-
tablished than the above, yet in order to
experience its truth, those afflicted with
obstinate forms OF disease should give
this beniguant curative patient trial,
II they do, they may rely upon deci-
sive curative results,
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A N ORDINANCE EXTENDING CoCH.
~ ran street hiiy feet wide to the Missouri
Pacific Railroad track:
SECTION !. BE II ordained by the CITY
council OF the city Of Dallas that Cochran
street. IN the city of Dallas. be ok.
tended In a $, 16S west direction Hiy
ieet Wide, as follows: Beginning at a
point IN the north line OF block 70 ioid town,
thlrty ieet at right angles from the center of
sne NJ ssouri Pacific railroad track; thence
N, y n, parallel with said railroad tack
ahd thirty feet theretrom hny feet, thence
n Us n. parallel with said north line OF
Dlock %, about two hundred feet, TO q. Gibbs
southwest llnei thence with his said south.
west line 5. l29 n, ffty.eight feet 10 mo
north line Of block II; thence s. zoe W, with
lne Oh blocks q and 70, about two hundred
ana lorty feet TO the beginning.
SkC. z, That said extension be mnde ne.
e0r9lng TO the Dallas City Charter and that
an damages and costs occasloncd thereby be
assessed against the property adjacent there.
oy una penehttod In accordance with said
SIC, 8. That this ordinance take effect
nom aud attor Us passage.
Approved February ~, 1885,
W, l., CABELL, MAYOR.
A true copy; w. e. PARRY, CITY secretary
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EOR DENT

EOR RENT-SG2 MAIN STREET, 2ix75
II aud basement. Best location in the city
for No. l grocery. LAND THoMPhoN.
Rental Agents, 10 sycamore street. ma6 If
EOR RENT-THE FINE BUSINESS LO-
IL cation at Ol9 Elm street For particu-
lars, apply TO Fine, Very Fines Auction
kOOms, may 2tf
DOR RENT-COTrAGE WITH 7 ROOMS,
II No 1905 Commerce street: also house
No. 1926 Main street. Inquire at 1911 Main
street. aprb-tf
DOR kENT-COTrAGE, THREE GOOD
II rooms, besides hall, kitchen, servants
room, stable, yard la0XlS3 feet, shade trees, on
line street mi way, being 1903 san Jacinto
street; $50 per month. LINDsLEY & BRAD
FoRD, 7S5 Main street, upstairs. mch3ltf
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"The proof of the pudding is in the
eating so SAYS tho old adage, and so
the proof Of the value OF a medicine Is
the opinion Of those who have used t..
Thomas Bass, sr., of Steelville, says, al
have used Prlckly Ash Bitters In my
family ior two years for ailments of the
kidneys, liver and bowels; and find
there Is no remedy equal TO Il.
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Or ARTS OF YOUTH AND, RxCEssst =,

uARITs OF YOUTH ANDJ EXOEsssE
~ OF manhood cause more suffering sui.
oldes, nervous debility, impotence, sterility
structures Varlcocele, diseased PROSTATE
gland, bladder, kldreys heart, dropsy, dla.
Detes ana Bright's disease, than everything
else, ana cannot oe cured with stomach med.
iolnes alone, electricity, crayons, belts, eau
lerixRtlons, sounds, oathetors or cutting, Tn
European and American Medical bureau
WIZ sepda treatise for - cents, giving remo-
dies and directions which cure these othor.
wise fatal diseases NJ home withoutpain prl.
vateiv. onioss.llG Broadwav. N. Y.CltV.
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~ -
EOE SALI-TIIE FIXTURES ORA RES
A. taurant, almost new; price low. Adj
dress l.. D., Fort Worth, Texas. m7-it
EOR SALE-75xlJO FEET, EAST OFTHE
4 Central railway on Finn street; house of
10 rooms, neatly furnished, cistem and well,
shade trees and beautifully grassed yard,
with concrete walks and rare flowers. House
Is two stories high ana IN the best Of COndi-
ton with all modern cOnvenicnceg; also
1JNlOl feet on Main stree, adjoining the
above; good house Of 5 i, oms. This whole
property Is offered al a rare bargain. Apply
to SIMPSON d HUFFMAN, 7jl IL m street.
mayG-tf
EORS LEONE GOOD, GENTLE BUG
u ~ ,Larc. Address f., Z. o. Box 90
mayB-it
NOR SALSA GREAT BNSHAlN-GILT
i edge property Tor sale for Is per cent. OF
Its real vaue. For Information, apply TO
US Griffin street, opposite Eureka soap
works. aprl4tf
EOR SALE-A GOOD HOTEL FOR SALE
y on the 4. q p. Il, r., li0 miles west OF
Fort Wo III, doing lood business; a rooms,
well furnished. Inquire OF c. j. MIL Err,
Baird, Texas. msyl-lm
EOk SALE--A LOT 36X2VO FEET, on THE
n north side of Elm street, 20 feet west OF
Ervay; this property Is now renting for $40
per month and will be sold cheap and on oasy
terms Apply TO u. +. SHORT. mch25-ti
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GOING SOUTH.
No. 2-Mail and press, leaves, 500 Il, NJ.
SOING NORTH,
No. l-Meil and Express, arrives. IL 100 A. NJ.
Trains and 2run daily, Sundays excepted.
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A N oRplNANoE EXTENDING AKARp

sEcTioN l. BE it ordained by the CITY
Sounolt OF the CITY oi Dallas that In accord.
H ,sle WIN thCdedicr n heretofore made Nv
Edward 9, Browd ana N, X. Burforf
owners OF the grour Ak0rd street. as now
opened, rs hereby de red 10 be d Street ofthe
CITY my feet wide rom Mn creek 10 the
my ol lne cofporN on, the course being n
continuation m i fcctllno OF spid ytreei IN,
w north deots creek and that this or.
Gt'hce shall tn effect and be enforced
nom hul o1er Is passage.
approved february ~, lSS5
W, l.. CABELL, Mayor.
A true copy; w. K. PARRY, C!.y scrfs terv
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WANTED.

WANTED~To RENT a Nicely FUR
w nished house, suitable for light house
Keeping, to good responsible party, Call at
AZ Cadlz, corner Evergreen, in Cedars, or at
20 Elm street, for terms, etc. G. b.
STEARNS may7-4t
w ANTED-A GOOD WET NURSE, AP
w plytB Browder St, near Park. 7-2t
M AkTED-TO SELL a NO. / SADDLE
w and buggy horse, young and In good
order; safe for any lady to drive; will offer at
bargain for few days Call at 1891 Com
meIce street may1.lt
M ANTED SPECIAL TO TEACHERS;
w lfyou want schools in the fall, get your
names on the books of the Texas School
Agency as early as possible. Address Texas
School Agency, SOB Main street, Dallas,
Texas, may7-7t
NANTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND
w competent travelling salesman to rep
resent tobacco factory in Moth loXss
Address y HERALD Office.
w ANTED-EVERY ONE TO KNOW
" That we can furnish in reasonable
time any kind Of help, male or female, old
uf young orders from distance Will re-
celVe prompt attention. INTELLIGENCE AND
EMrLoHMENr OFFICE, coo Main street, Dali
las, Texas, may5.lw
w ANTED--A COOK; Also NURSE
girl. Apply at 1928 Elm street, mays st
| W ANTED--LADY AGENTS "QUEEE
w PROTECrOK' daisy stocking and skirt
supporters shoulder braces hustles, bosom
forms, dress shields, safety telts, sleeve pro-
ieclor ttc.i entirely new devices. unprece-
dentedproiits; we have 500 agents making Sl00
monthly. Address, with stamp, r., II, CAMP
BELL " Co, y so May ST., Chicago. alseodlm
wv ANTED-BY X REMINGTON ART 90,
w female help In all parts OF the country
TO do our light, pleasant work ut their homes.
| Sent by mail TO any address; no canvasslng;
easy 10 learn, and any one can earn from "
to 10 per week. For fun Information, ad.
dress KnNsINGToN Art Rooms, 30 CONGRESS
street. Boston, Mass, Box 1913. aprl8eOdl2t
| HE ANThD-l,OOO TONS OF RAGS AND
w bones, 900 tons OF cast and wrought
per stock, beer and wine bottles, etc, AT the
Dallas Junk House, South Polk street, Dali
las, Texas. Send for price list. +. j. II ENGY,
Proprietor aprl2-lm
M ANTED--A FIRST CLASS AUCTION.
w Ger; none other need apply. Address
N. u, CROsslEY, Abilene. marlSti
NTANTED-TO EXCHANGE VALUA.
w BILE improved and un1nproved land,
| for goods or city property, For particulars,
address LILLIAN w. GIBSON, Real Estate
Agent, wins Point, Texas. mRrllti
WANTED RAW ELERS TO STOP Al
W the yeland House, Abilene, Texas
MIS-. Butua Benson, Prophecies. HUus,
| thoroughly fitted up, and conducted 90 the
EurOpe3n plan, with restaurant attached
meals at M hours. and polite attention; sp-
! cial Inducements for drummeTs. iebiCu
| 'JNANTED-THM TEXAS MUTUALEE
w doWment Association Will give good 1l.r
profitable employment TO experienced iuHu!
ance solicitors, Address A. NJ. HALL, sscrg.
tary, iS3 hBin street, Dallas, Texas. iyltl
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W seii-eyidert that physician ,G,t3
pArlcuiat attention tOn class OF cases ltNsf
ersal So !, and phyticians in regular pfAsi.N
~ over cue country knowing ellis, ff4atOtf
Eeecmmend cases to the oldest Office ~ AmFrf
e., where every known appliance Is rrsort,i
" aud the proved good remedies " =
Agei sud countries are used A whole nOuSo Y
lsa1 Tor once purposes. and all are treated SiN
skih u respectful manner, aud, snowirt
Fhat ~ 10, no experiments are inside. on 81
ennnt 0i the great number applying ~
th1rgcs ire kept low often lower than II tc
nAodrc bg others 10 you secure the sgill Az
Get a speedy and perfect No cure thai Il tha
.tnpor@ni matter, PamnhisL % pages. sss'
tORuy ADDRESS free.
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Ou's buRgies are setting fast. 32i
Main s'rrrt.
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FOUND.

EoUND-0N ELM, BETWEEN LAMAR
~ aud Poydras, a small article OF iewelry,
Whloh the owner can obtain by calling on
for this advertisement. IL
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10 Florence Nightingale OF the Nursery.
The following Is am extract from q let
Ter written 10 the German Reformed
Messenger at Chambersburg, Pennsyl-
vnnia
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u AHENTC II. II. KERR. sollci.
~, ~ - LILY 4 - tor, Box Isl, Fort
ot,n, lexasi formerly an examiner OF np-
pLleahts Tor patents In the United states
fstent once, Correspondence solicited.
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M ANTED - LADY AGENTS = v
W have the best selling line or goods I
lady agents In America. IL consists OF y
NQueonH Protector "DRisyn stocking Al
skirt Supporter, Shoulder Brace, Combln
Hair Bustlo aud Skirt Supporter Safety W.
6usHamcr, Sleeve Protectors, Dress SHE.
aud other goods Tor lRdleg' and ohlldre,
wear These goods are new devices, siap
and az agent can't fail % soil something
every houso. We have 500 Rgentn MAXI
4lQl monthly, We have 81, 81 end IS ouinl
with clthor M which an agent can maze 2
oent wpgoe. Address, With giamu
. $50 hf-- -ssi e. -
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NOTICES

NOTICE BIDS FOR WATERPGPE-UN-
~ der aud by authority of n resolution of
the City Council, bids will be received ut the
Office Of the city Secretary uutll o clock d.
m, May ~, 1885, for $4,000 worth of water.
pipe and special castings Bids for pipe per
ton, and special castings per pound, r. y. b.
Dallas, cash u. city bonds at par.
w, N. PARRY, city Secretary.
NJ OTlCE-sECrlON 3, ORDINANCE APP
IN proved March %, 1852:
SIC 3, said City Scavcnger is hereby re-
quircd 10 clean all priyiUs ana carry OF ali
Stops and filth when requested to do so by
the person whose business II Is to have same
done IL shall be unlawful for any one to
employ gny one TO clean or carry Off privy
hlth or SlOp except the City Scavenger or
some one In his employ, and any one Violat-
Ing THIS provision shall be nned in any sum
not exceeding $50, i'll. CARTER, VI. D.,
Health Officer.
l hereby notify the citizens o. Dallas that
nm ready to do the scUvcnger work and an
other persons doing the work will bn dealt
with according to law. WIN. r. FLYNN,
city Scovrn or.
n uTlCE-TtNAS TRUNK RAILROAD
~ Compassionate Meeting of Board of
Directors N Stockholders. Notice rs here.
10y given that the annual meeting Of the
boatd OF Directors aud Of the Stockholders
OF the Texas Trunk Railroad Company viii
be held at the public office OF said Railroad
Company, In the city of Dallas, Texas.
ON the second Tuesday In May, 1886. at ID
4, II. STUART,
secretary ofTeXas Trunk Railroad Company
DALLAS, TEXAS, April s, 1885.
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auIf. uolnrndn y annth Fe.


No. u--Mail and Express arrives. 40 A. NJ,
NO l5-Mtxed arrives. ............. $40 A. III.
No. l2--Mau and Elk. tsouth) de-
parts .............. ........, $3.50 A, M.
NO. l4-MiXed $50 oeparts. 8:3O z. NJ.
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Hnby sayed.

We are SO thankful to say that our
nursing baby was permanently cured
ola dangerous and protracted consti-
patton and irregularity of tho bowels by
the use of Hop Bitters by its mother,
which at the same time restored her to
perfect health and strength.
The Parents, Rochester, n. Y.
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1exas q Psoiho,

GOING sAsT-T. & p, DEPOT.
no. 894--5s Louis Express. .......,. $50 A. NJ.
Leaves Union Depot. ............. $40 A. M.
No. 3O6-Local Passenger. ........ $40 p. 81.
No. SO6 leaves Union Depot. .. $3.50 p. N.
ssh Antonio Express arrives, .l0;25 =. NJ.
GOING WEsT-UNI0N DEPOT.
No SOl--California Express, arr. 6:l0 L. "a,
Leaves Union Depot. ........... $3.50 2. "a,
Leaves Texas 4 Pacific Depot. -. $40 r, M.
No SO5-Local Passenger, arr..-...ll:b5 A. NJ.
Leaves Texes & Pacific Depot 1925 p. NJ.
No. l5S-San Antonio Express,
leaves Z. & p. Depot ........... 5:55 A, NJ,
Nos. 305 and 306 New Orleans Express) run
between Forth Worth and Marahall daily.
Nos. 8O4, 90l and 3O8 take meals at the Union
Depot. Nos. ld and 1853 connect ct TT. Worth
with trains to ana from Colorado City.
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Alston's is headquarters for fine gro
ceries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-07

Marbles, tops, balls and bats, at Erb'a,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-07
RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME UARBs
Houston q Texas Central.


GOING SOUTH,
No, 2--H6W Orleans and Gslvestonl
Express daily 49,, ........... $3.50 a. n.
No. l2-Mixed TO COTsicena ,e1.
cspt Sunday. ..................... 1875 Z. "a.
No. Anew Orleans Express daily 5;56F. n
GOING NORTH.
No, s-i9t. Louis Express daily =. $3.50 A. NJ.
No. ll--Mlxed TO Denison Except
No, l-St, Louis Express daily. 9;05 y, RI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-07

crOquet and lawn tennis at Erbs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-07

SO. BLooM1NGVILLE, o., May |. 20.
SlRs-l have boon suffering ten years,
and / tried your Hop Bitters, and it done
mo more good than all the doctors,
Miss. s. s. RpONE