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Location 10Y STOCK ranches, pine lands for
saw mills and farming lands,
He will give special attention 20 tng inyest-
mOnt Of T9zas 4 PRo'dc Bailroaf Company
Land Grant Bonds
IN LANDS OF THE con ANY.
Having had q surveying corps on the from
tier OF Texas for the last eightyeare and tray
eled extensively IN tho state, he Is thoroughly
with the quality OF lands In differ
emf portions, as well as the value Of the same,
and being familiar with this different proposed
lines Of
RAILROADS.
His facilities for assisting purchasers To
good bargains are unsurpassed, and he guar
anteea satisfaction TO all parties entrusting
him with their business. He is also prepared
To furnish on short notice complete abstracts
OF title OF Dallas CITY and county property.
r. NJ. BLACK I'M. MORGAN,
County judge, County Surveyor
BLACK & MORGAN,
Real Estate Agents
EAsTLAND, TEXAS.
PROMPT attention Il O land busln1 N IN |
any part OF the state,
y. A. RKAvIs. JOHN p. Cox. Tom BILL
REAVIS, cox & BELL,
Rssl Esat', Live Stock and 6snHll Agents
HILIsBoRo' TEXAS.
EXTRAORDINARILY,
$1,000. FhOrESolONAL'
w O. HENDERSON fH,rnev.ot.ra,
ro,-sroc,e, attention c,y6 A to cT6Gs
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~ l.. RUSSELL,
l(s ATTORNEY AND CoUNeELLoR-Ar' LAW
Be'ton, Texas.
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Y sEABROoK,
lie Attorney-GtnrLaw.
Apiene' Ie6as,
COLLECTIONS Ion, PIo,9ptly ATTENDED TO- Refer
~ - SMITH.
Attornsy-at-Law.
HilSboro. Texas
sreclol attention given IN commerciai 9I law
and Investigation ofiand titles.
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IL County Auo5 , sd 6aEio .a Vonshly9
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Ton ~ the Eye innrin ns IN New f9rS, 9i-
specially. Address, worthani, Texas,
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drug store, Telephone al oiiice aud residence
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IL Is. BELL, County Attorney
Bai Callahan aq County iy@ F SSSR'
VIZ BAG, q, WRIGHT,
NsA ttorneys-At-Law,
NO. 10 NAN slreel, up stairs, Dallas, Te3ss
A RNOLD, GLASGOW A ARNOLD
| N Attornevs-at-Iar
Graham, Texas
one. in Esd0rsl court building. West sidl
| puolkV hQuhEt' WIN plhClCa III lne SlNlN AnN
Federal conrts.
Z TOHN W DORENITS
, 81 Attorney-a Law aud Land Agent,
r...,.,. Bryan, Texas
SoInlnerVlM PIaotloo sollolIe0.
' CNARSWEI,L A FULLER.
oIO Attornevs-at-Inv.
4 - =, c. Decatur, Texas.
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!, NTEIII. A VOTING
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COTTON.
COTTON STATEMENT.

Yoke: Olosed-New YORK, easy New Or.
leHns. quiet; Galveston, dull; Liverpool
CnrsrO-y RTATpMENT,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RICHMOND
CUT NO. |
CIGARETTES.
cNTlA p EuvTE SYoolars who are willing 10

CIGARETTE Smokers who are willing to
" pay a little more for Cigarettes than the
price charged for the ordinary trade Cigar
ettes will find
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These ARE Solid Facts.

TONE; Closed-New York, steady; New Or
leans, dull; Liverpool, easy; Galveston,
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n RUSTEE'a SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
4 authority In me vested by reason Of a
&c tain decd Of trust, made ON to-wlt, Mo-
veneer |, 1850, by A, W. Morton To me as
trus &c, for the purpose 81 securing Edwin
smith Ia the payment of n certain promls-
surt note Oi $50, made ON said LIST day of No
vember, 1881 with Interest thereon from date
nj the rate of ~ per cent, per Rnuum, which
said decd trust Is recorded on pages Sli, $40,
3lU, In Volume |, of Dallas County Records
Of Tru.t Deeds and Mortgages, aud mt the re-
quest Ot the said Edwin smith the said A ".
Morton. having made default In the pay
ment ot said note, will on Tuesday, the '2Oth
Instant within the legal hours thereof, sci
at the Cou t-house door, ut Dallas, In the
county Of Dallas, In tho state
Of \ xas, a. public cutlery 1.-THE highest
bidder, 70 cQ.h, all that certain tract of land
lying IN said ID alas county, about one mile
north from the city of Dallas. It being part
uf l i-lu acres, conveyed by r. II
Nance TO j. l.. Fletcher, and part OF 2 acres
conveyed by w, II. Thomas to the said j, L..
Fletchor-begnuing ut the north corner OF
said one nnd four-tenths acre tract, a stake
In the corner OF a fence, ana at the southcaat
angle OF said fence; thence south 45S, eRSt
g3 f-lrO feet a stake In the middle of The
Dallts aud Mckinney road; thence south
Us west III H-NQ feet, stake In said road
the east corner OF q lot conveyed by Nd. g,
smith and vile 10 Peter STEPHEN son; thence
north NAs west with said SteDhenson's
northeast Hue '52 S-l0O feet, stake; thence
north i0@ east ut go s. 100 tco passing the
north corner OF a 80 acre tract, soid by y, IA
Grlgsby to Burford, Laws & Hawpe-in nll
ON o. Is line az l2-l0O feet to the nj ce of be-
shining, containing2 5-lI acres, being the
sam property conveyed by Ed y. smith 10
\. W, Morton February III, IS77, bv deed re.
corded ON pages 1853, In V lume "a OF pal.
las County Records OF Deeds, 10 which said
record reference IS made for more particu.
lNr description of this tract OF land.
x. ID. COUGHANOUN, Trustee.
DALLAS, TEXAS, j nuRry 4, 1895.
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Little Joker is the best smoking
tobacco.
SIDEWALK NOTES.

See our gents $500 calf shoe. Block
Bros.
See our $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shoes. Bio k
Bros.
Trunk factory, 722 Elm street.
There are fifty-four prisoners in the
county Jail.
Those who want Jersey milk and
cream telephone 2i9.
Eight prisoners were taken down to
the poor farm yesterday afternoon.
John Miller, a vagrant was sent up to
the poor farm yesterday by Justice
| Schulz.
Born to tho wife of Mr.. A. ID. Fife,
Sunday night, a son, weighing twelve
pounds,
w. Eppes, charged with robbing the
United States mail, Is on trial in the
federal court.
The weather continues cold and
gloomy. 1t spit snow for awhile yester
day morning. The snow that fell FRI
day night has not all melted yet.
Frank Atterberry, who was arrested
at Gainesville on the charge OF the theft
of a horse, was brought back here yes.
terday by Deputy Sheriff kearby and
lodged in jail.
There were eight convictions in the
lcounty court yesterday, but the re-
porter was unable TO get the names OF
the parties or the charges on which they
were convicted.
The attention OF the charitable public
is called TO the notice in this issue o.
Mayor Cabell for meeting TO be hello
this3 p. m. Mt the city hall. Thor,
should be full attendance.
We call special attention TO the adver
, tisement Of Hughes Bros, 10 be founC
, In another column of this Issue, and adj
: wise those who are liable 10 attacks o
J Typhoid or Malarial Fever, TO read II.
Mr.. Alex. Cockrell, VINO was 81
severely injured Sunday morning by
fall from his horse, Is much improved
and his injuries are not of such serlou
, nature as 1t first thought, though he !
frightfully bruised.
Much complaint is being made agains
/. the management of the waiting-room
at the union depot. Last evening, II !
/, stated, ladies had 10 remain In the SIT
5 ting-room without q spark OF fire 70
+; their comfort for several hours.
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A true copy: W. d. PARRY, CIV secrstsry
4 BILL TO BE ENTITLED-AN ORDIe
"A nance 70 provide for o Nolunleer klr.

4 BILL TO BE ENTlTLED-AN ORDIe
- lance to provide for Volunteer Fir
Police company.
SECTION l. BE It ordained by the Council
OF the City Of Dallas, That there shall be or
gAnized under the superintendent or the
Mayor volunteer company to be styled the
FIRE Police, TO consist OF not less than thir-
teen nor more than nfiy-two men, over the
on duty, shall Oe commanded by the Mayor,
assisted by n sergeant iD; each squad of
twelve privates, the sergeants to be elected
by majority vote of the company, and to
serve for one year-all vacancies TO be hlled
hs company election for the unexplred term.
5ergeanls chosen for new squads after the
| nrst election shall serve only Tor the remain
ger OF the year. so that the annual election
Tor All sh0ll no ~ the same time. In case OF
lhe absence OF any sergeant at Are the
Mayor may appoint from the members of
| his squad asuhSttute for the time being, Al
hres the sergeants shall be distinguished by
ihe words, sergeant No, land the privates
| by the words "Fire Police" worn In black
| letters ON white hat or cap bands.
| sec. 2 That the duties of said company shall
| extend 70 everything connected with nrcs not
pertaining 10 the regular iredepariment. A
| uoItlpu may be detailed by the Mayor. nm.
der the command OF sergeant or serreanig
os the case may be, To serve ny q police for
| lhe protection OF property, 10 prevent the
inlermeddling or Intrusion of persons moi
belonging 10 the tire department nor 10 thC
!
| arrest suspected persons at fires or persons
meddlins with movable property; 10 carry
out goods or other movable property and
secure them, and generally TO do all that
may De deemed by the Mayor, or officer I'M
command, necessary for the protection and
safety OF persons and property at tlros.
sec. ., That whenever thirteen or more
volunteers shall bo enrolled, the Mayor shall
organize them Into one or more SQUADS
When 80 organized they may make such
rules and regulations for their government
not consistent with this ordinance, Rs they
may, deem proper. The squads and sergeant,
shall he numbered one, two, three and four
ana the sergc8nts shall take rank In m,
same order OF seniority, At company meet
lnHs the Mayor II present, shall preside; 9th,
erwise the senior sergeant present.
Soc 4, That said company may adopt nny
uniform they may prefer, to ba worn on othe
occasions Than fires, and may hold thel
meetings In the City Hall nj any time whei
neither the Mayors court nor Council Is II
| session.
See. 3. That this ordnance shall take ofTec
and be In force from aud alter It's passage.
Approved October Ia, 1884.
-. w. Il, CABKLL, Mayor.
Attest; w, r.. PARRY, CITY Secretary,
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HundaY,s Fire.

The loss of Mr.. l. Reinhardt, 7O4 Elm
street, which was the scene of confla-
grafton Sunday afternoon, will foot up
over $4,000. The origin of the fire is
not known. Mr.. Reinhardt, who claims
to have earned a $4,000 or $4,000 stock,
was insured in the following companies,
viz:
London, Lancashire a. Globe, $500;
Hartford, of Connecticut, $500; Scot
tish, Union Il National, $1,000; Lanca-
shire, $1,000; Lyon, 81, 500; New Orleans
Insurance association. $4,000; Northern
Assurance company, $500; TransaLlan-
tic, $500; Firemen's Fund, $1,000; West
ern Union IL Marine, $1,000; Sun Fire
Office, London, 81 600; Factors Il Trad
ers', of New Orleans $1,000; Sun, of San
Francisco, $4,000; East Texas Fire asso-
citation, $500; Hamburg, $l,500;
Western, of Toronto, $1,000.
The building is owned by Mohan
and is insured in the sum of$4,OO0.
The adjoining building occupied by
Hurst ~ Dreyiuss is owned by Mrs. j.
V. Childress and is insured for $4,000.
The stock was damaged some $500.
Bauman on the east side OF Reinhardt's
occupied building owned by MIR. M.
D. Darlington which is fully insured.
The stock was damaged several hun
dred dollers worth. Norwich Union
Fire association, $500; Phoenix of
London, $1,000; New Orleans fire, $500;
Williamsburg city, $780, Crescer t,
$500; total, $4,000.
The other insurance is as follows:
Hurst IL Dreylus on stock, City of
London, $1,000; Fire insurance assosia-
ton, $500; California, $1,000.
Probable damage on building occupied
by |. Reinhardt,is $1,000; on building
occupied by Hurst d Dreyfus, $1,000.
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The Cotton swindI,nr Cases

The famous cotton swindling cases
were called yesterday in the district
court and motion made by defendant,
Gilbert Wright, for severance under
the law of 1888, section 73l, which, de-
fendants counsel commended, repealed
the former law and necessitated no affi-
davit or showing for reason. County
Attorney Clint opposed the motion, and
produced the Rucker case in the four
teenth court of appeals decision, which,
ne contended, required the joint indict-
meht OF parties in order to give them a
standing point from which to ask for
the severance with the rights of cleo
ton as to order of trial. The court de-
clded adversely to the motion, and j.
Lohnstein will be tried first. What sig
nlncance this motion had, or how it
may affect the case, the reporter knows
not Defendant excepted to the ruling
OF the court. Mai. Tom Brown was not
present, but will, in all likelihood, be on
hand this morning. The absence of
Baum from the scene OF operations is
remarked, and the probability is, will
continue TO be remarked.
The bonds of f. Baum or "Sam," as
ne was termed in the conspiracy. in
seventeen cases charging MIN with
swindllng, were forfeited in four cases,
ne having skipped out sometime since
Tor parts unknown. His bonds
are fixed at $3.50 in each case.
his bondsmen are l.. +. Smith,
A. II. Livingstone and s. Beck.
y. ID. Easton, the agent of the road at
sherman, who forged the bills of lading
on the Texas 81 Pacific railway, is still in
jail where he has been all along. He
dld the main work, and is the only one
IN the entire gang that has been kept
behind the bars. Morgan Cammack,
the chief eonsprator in the mammoth
swlndle, whose fertile brain concocted
the scheme that worked so sue.
cessfully, is on hand to testify
In behalf OF the state and tell what he
knows about the whole matter. He
turned state's-evidence, it will be re.
membered, and subsequently made q
tour TO Guaymas, Mexico, but re.
turned when the officers started in
quest of him. Morgan Cammack has
an inexhaustable fund OF information
bear,ng on crooked cotton, and
hence is All Important witness
for the state. Joe Lohehstein
another one of the accused is'I' manu-
pursuant to the bonds he gave in \f.lH
teen cases. There are II cases fol
swindling against Baum; Is, Lohnstein
! 10, Easton; l6, Cammack, and II, G.. G.
Wright. The suppositlonis that Baum
is in Australia. The gang by bogus bills
of lading succeeded in sWindling the
Texas IL Pacific railway and eastern
factories out of $l50,000.
The cases will come up again this
morning.
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OFFIClAL-CITY LAWS.

A ORDNANCE AMENDING SECTION
IA s OF an ordinance EMIT I'd IAN ordinance
pfoVlding Tor the collection OF water rates
tise election of a Board OF Water Commits,
sionefs and other regulations necessary for
operating the Dallas c ~ Water works.
Approved January 20 1872 Be it ordained
br the city Council of the city of Dallas:
SECTION l. That section o the above en-
ulled ordinance, approved January 26 1889
De amended oas to read hereafter as follows:
Secllon &. All permits for the use of water
snail be issue. by the SUPERB ntendent OF
Water'works conditional IN payment ofthe
propei amount as per rate established. Said
SUPERINTENDENT shall also col ect and recent
lor an amounts specified in and due on said
permits whereupon the consumer shall ha, q
u right TO the use of water. Every permit Is
sued Dy said superintendent of Water-w rLs
! snlii oe eVldenced by a STUD, showing when,
| 10 Whom and for how long, aud or what price
ana purpose said permit was Issued He
snail Keep roll OF water consumers, show
ing rates paid, and shall maze monthly re-
ports OF same to The City Council. He shall
turn over all monies thus collected by him
10 the CITY Treasurer, with whom he shall
make weekly statements, and al REGENTS IN
zen by SAID Superintendent for mogey So
turned over shall show that they were on ac-
count of the Water works fund and his
month y reports shall show the same facts.
SEC. 2. That all ordinances or parts of or
dlnances In conf ct wi h this ordinance be
anu the same are hereby repealed, and that
this ordinance take effect from and after lis
passage. '''
Passed January 6, 1885.
Inc Mayor having failed TO approve or OH
| Ject To he above and foregoi Z ordinance
| Wlthin three days after IL was placed In nv
once, as Is prescribed by the City Charter,
the same thereupon became q law without
his signature January 10, 1886
w. II. PARRY, City Secretarv
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A N ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
"A construction aud n,eintchunCe of avn
lngs ana signs on, over or across sidewalks
In the City Of Dallas.
SEcTioNl. BE 1t ordained by the City Coun.
Gil OF the City OF ID alias, That 10 shall be un-
lawful for any person or persons TO erect or
construct any awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks In the City OF Dallas lower at
any point than ten feet from the surface Of
the sidewalk; all awnings shall be securely
fastened 10 the side Of the building and hrnl-
ly supported by iron brackets, aud all avn
ings, except cloth awnings, within the nre
limits shall be covered with tin, sheet iron,
zinc, or some ire-proof material; nor shall
any persOn erect any awning post ON any
| sidewalk In the City Of Dnllas All awning
! posts now standing on any sidewalk
shalt be removed ~ soon NJ the awnings they
support are removed Tor repairs ur otnef
| purposes; nor snail any awning extend
| further Into the stree! than TO the outer edgs
OF The sidewalk
! Sec. 2. IL shall he onlawiui Tor any person
| or persons To place, have or maintain ANY
! sign OF wood, cloth, TN OF other substance
being suspended, fastened or attached In any
manner ON, across, along, over or above any
sidewalk or street In said city, whether above
! or below the awning, so that the same shall
| project more than six inchesfrom the outer
edge OF any lot or building abuttlng on any
street In said City OF Dallas.
| Sec. 3. Any one violating any OF the pro.
visions Of the two preceding sections shall
on conviction In the Mayors court be nuet
IN amy sum not less than 1--WE no more thar
ATTY dollars.
Sec That all ordinances, or parts of or
pealCd.
Sec. g. That this ordinance take effect non
It's passage aud publication.
Approved October 2, 1884.
W. l., CABELL, Mayor
W ~ PARRY. CITY Secretnrv.
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AsSleNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAToN
~ the 18th day OF December 1881, Kama
Shl lds,o Dallas county, Texas, granted and
assigned u the undersigned, rcsidingut No.
U2i Elm street, Dallas Texas, all of Ills prop.
eity ana estate, rea', personal aud mixed, In.
ciuulns all his chasesl In action, Mt Il All debts
claims and demands due TO him, or which
might become due, tsave and except such
properly as by law IN exempt from execu-
tlonl To- the benefit OF such OF his creditors
only rs VIII consent to accept th lr propo /.
Llonal share OF his estate and dschar We him
nom thertespective claims. Provided, how.
ever mat h should not G discharged nom
liabilities TO creditor who does not re- oelye
as much as one.thlrd OF TIN amount dueand
ailow d In his favor rs valid claim aRainst
MS estate. The creditors OF said Shields con-
senung To such assignn ont are hereby nou-
neu 20 make known TO me their CONSENT In
writing within Sour months after the publi-
cation OF this notice.
- JAMES MoRoNEY, Assignee.
Dailas, Texas, inuary |, 1885.
MI persons indebted 10 Kane Shields ara
REQUESTED 70 paw such Indebtedness To me al
my ollee No. O.I Elm street, Dallas, Texas
ptneiwl sc theclnlms will be placed In the
hehus vi an attorney for collection,
JAMES MORONEY, Assignee,
- Jan 2 dliwSt
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Suits VS.. IL. 4 i. Q. II. II.

g. w. Felts and wife, who reside in
Kentucky, fled suit in the district
court yesterday by their attorney, J. IL.
Skiles, against the Houston q Texas
Central Railroad company, for partition
OF their interest in tract of land near
the company's depot in this city. This
SUIT IS OF considerable interest, involv-
Ing the title to about fifteen acres of
land within the city limits.
lie also filed suit In the same court
for Palmer Fredrickson by his next
friend, against the Gulf, Colorado a
Santa Fe Railroad company, alleging
that by the negligence OF the company,
Lee, a small child. has received injuries
In the sum of $4,000 damages.
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Lawing over a Lottery Ticket.

Fred Cheadle, a shoemaker, and G. II.
Whennell, an upholsterer, each pur-
chased ticket in the Louisiana lottery,
and in the course of a conversation, it
appears, agreed to divide up even with
the other whatever should be drawn.
Cheadle held the fifth of ticket
that called for $1,000, and he
1okingly. asked Whennell what he
would take for his share of the ticket.
Whennell said $500 and Cheadle paid
him that sum. Subsequently Whennell
learned that the ticket called for $1,000,
and he swore out warrant before JUS
uce Schulz charging Cheadle with
swindling. Cheadle was arraigned, but
Assistant County Attorney p. b. Miller
nolle prosecuted the case.
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z Lowell, Lexington, Kentucky; ! G
Tohlie, Big Sandy; d NJ O'Dell, Duncan;
u M Martin, Mississippi; I Crooks,
f A O'Mally, B NJ Carter, Denison; j r
Wheat, Sherman; Thomas Trammell
and wife, Sweetwater; Miss Blanchard,
st. Joe, Missouri; Marion Mooner, e asst
town, Kentucky; James Spence and
wife, San Antonio; Mrs A Wilson. Fort
Worth; Miss Matte Caps, johnson
Station; VIM Burgett, Forney; A ] San.
dage, Tyler; t H Wingo, Wills Point
q Nj Yates, Grapevine; d Atkinson
Mckinney; S Daube, Bowie; b w Wal
lace, Texas; II Savastapolynkle, New
York; 5 Nj Farmer, Fort Worth.
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Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
A Grent Problem.

Grcnt problem.
Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines.
Take all the Blood purifiers.
Take all the Rheumatic remedies.
Take all the Dyspepsia and indiges-
ton
cures,
Take all tho Ague, Fever, and bill
ious
specifics,
Take all the Brain aud Nerve force
revlvers,
Take all the Great health restorers.
in short, take all the best qualities
of all these, and the best
Qualities of all the best medicines in
the world, and you will find that
Hop
-Bitters have the best curative quail
ties and powers of all concentrated
In them, and that they will cure
when any or all of these, single or
combined
Fail. A thorough trial will give pos
tive proof Of this.
Hardened liver.
Five years ago broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint aud rheuma-
tism.
Since then have been unable to be
about at all. MY liver became hard and
like wood; my limbswere pulled up and
| filled with water.
All the best physicians agreed that
nothing could care me. | resolved h
try Hop Bitters; have used seven bot.
ties; the hardness has all gone from my
liver, tho swelling from my limbs, and
1t has worked a miracle In my case
otherwise l would have been now i'm my
grave. j. w. MoREY, Buffalo, Oct. /
1881.
Poverty and suffering.
"I was dragged down with debt, pow
erty and suffering for years, caused 10y
a sick family and large bills for doctor
ing.
I was completely discouraged, unit
one year ago, by the advice of ms pas
tor, / commenced using Hop Bitters
and In one month we we're all we'll, ant
none of US have been sick dav since
and want TO say TO all poor men, yol
can keep your families well year will
Hop Bitters for less than one DOCTOR
visit will cost. know it."-A WORK
1NaMAN.
rONone genuine without a bunch o
green Hops ON the white label. Bhun all th
Il vile, poisonous stun with "Hop" or "Hops
In their name.
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stookholders' Meeting.

An adjourned meeting OF tho stock
holders of the Estado Land and Cattle
company, will be held at the Office of the
company in the city of Dallas, Texas, on
the fourth Tuesday in February, 1885,
for the purpose of electing board OF di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and the
transaction of such other business as
may be deemed necessary.
II. NJ. GANo, President.
G. w. GANo, Secretary.