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sIDEwAL.h NOTES.

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"Spalding's" celebrated glue, useful
and true.
A full line of Burt & Mear's shoes
Leon Kahn's.
Drummers' outfits speciality with
Ed. Randall, tho liveryman.
Telephone Ed. Randall for hack callse
Drivers polite and attentive.
Tho best photographs over made In
Dallas, are made by Webster.
First class grooming and board at Ed
Handalls stable. Rates reduced to $3.50
per month.
Henry Pollack & Co, manufactures of
trunks and valises, Repairing neatly
done. 722 Elm street.
For the celebrated lei Principe de
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call az the
Merchants Exchange Bar, corner In.
mar and Commerce streets.
A team of bay horses, hired from
Leeper Bros, was stolen at Perry Wit
TENS II miles north o. the CITY, on the
night of the Sd. See notice of reward
elsewhere.
Treat your stock we'll and give them
chopped feed. IL IL not only the best,
but cheapest. Chopped corn, wheat
barley oats, Graham flour and corn,
meal at Felton's mill.
Last evening, at LAB Commerce
street, John NJ. Bronson was united I'm
marriage to Mrs. Fannie Thomson.
Rev. "A, i. Smith, of tho First PreSby.
torian church, officiating.
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No One Can Eoual H.

Sanger Bros. are leaders of styles in
all the a. erent lines which are carried
by them. They are never at q stand
still. They are forever introducing
new styles.
Our shoe department has done its ut
most TO please its patrons, and 70 cause
its trade TO increase; 1t has received this
week the first arrival of gents shoes for
spring wear, In many new and pleasing
styles. They are now prepared TO sell
you gents shoe, Of best style and
hand. sewed, for So. Just think OF IL; a
hand-sewed shoe for So a pair. We also
ask attention TO our three and four
shoes; these are the best value ever
shown anywhere. SANGER Bros,
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TIE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
A SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFRAY
John Crowdus Wounded Three Times by
Arch Gregg Judge Norton on
Cleveland's Cabinet - The
Celebration-Burgia
A shooting sorapa.


Yesterday afternoon, at the Unior
depot, in East Dallas, John Crowdus
was shot and seriously wounded by
Arch Gregg. Tuesday night, it appears
from what can be learned of the affair
Crowdus essayed to take liberties with
Gregg's person, which he resented
by knocking Crowdus down
with stick. They were both
arrested by the police and
yesterday morning tho mayor, on hoar-
the testimony, fined Crowdus and dis
charged Gregg. This, IL seems, riled
Crowdus, and meeting Gregg at the
Union depot yesterday afternoon about
o'clock, he made an assault ON him
with a coupling pin, or bar of
iron, when Gregg whipped out a
pistol aud fired two shots at his assail-
ant, both OF which took effect, one bali
perioratiDg the left arm and entering
the left breast and the other the calf OF
his right leg, producing serious wounds.
He was removed to his home on Har-
wood street, between Elm street and
Pacific avenue, where he received med
ical aid. CrCwdus was formerly mem
Der OF the police force and Gregg is a sa-
loonist. Gregg readily gave bond for
his appearance in the sum Of $500
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Mr.. md Mrs Milsnn.

Mrs. A. Wilson, OF Fort Worth, who
was In the city Wednesday looking for
her leige lord, had him arrested on the
charge OF adultery. He gave bond for
his appearance. She says that Wilson
has not been acting like well regu-
lated husband should, and that while
enroute to New Orleans she espled hi n
at the Texas Il Pacigc depot, and laying
on here, with the aid of the officers she
ran him down and accomplished his ar
reat.
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WANTED.

w Al Al Id I'D IVA ELERS TO STOP An
" the Cleveland House, Abilene TAT
t MIS-. bertna Benson, Proprie ress. HonaSsI
Inoroughly ntted up, and conducted On muse use
Enronean plan, with restaurant attS on ne
meats AT all hours, and polite attenflon sS
clal Inducements for drlmmers spe.
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District Court-AssIrnmept Of Ca,s.

Assignment OF jury cases in the dis
trict court for the week beginning Mon
day, March 8, 1885. II. w. JONES,
900 District Clerk.
22j2-Grlgsby ct al. w. Bowes Ell al. Thl,
S esse only set to suit defendants,
THOMAS,
Goldsmith, Aurphy & Peak. VS.. City of Dial.
las,
S35s--E. j. Waldron VS.. W, j. Keller.
3B26-T j, Keaton VS.. Jacob W Davis ot nj.
SBiO-Dondell, Lawson & Co. Va, Conner &
57lS-McQ,y & Mccoy vs.. CASTOR & Thomas
etal.
T2i-sheward vs. Barley ct al.
l0l3- Boone VS.. Muleret al.
49n&lOlo-George T.. Afford vs.. W. j. Ballard.
40}i-W. II. Gnstoa VS.. S. Burton.
fl5l--Green NJ Boyd w. Houston & Texas
Central Railway company.
il7l-llenry Rider W.. Houston & Texas Cen
trail Railway company
fl9S-John Naples vs.. Texas Trunk Railway
42sl-J. j. Good vs.. Texas & Pacific Railway
427l-F reuson 4 Son vs.. Schneider & Davis
isvB-Moore & Coleman vs.. Mi chell d
scruggs,
430S-Thomas Carroll vs. w. II. witt eth
i8l0 &. 9. Cox VS.. John n Cox.
i iS2d a; Floyd ct al. w. Elizabeth Floyd.
l35J-W. Thompson VI Texas Trunk Rail-
go way company.
4i2o-R. II. smyrl VS.. Texas Trunk Railway
company.
f. Afford W.. A. j. Mcneil.
4JW-Paul Henry and wife vs.. Ham, Weiss
Il Co.
. &-Julla Keller vs.. William Mills
''4O-J. Il. Simpson W. Texas Trunk Railway
company.
ij7O-w. y. aud G. G Wright VS.. A. r. Liv-
llgStOn.
Beard VS.. Jack Harris.
ibD-Sam Beck vs.. Il. X, Page
VS.. Gulf, Colorado & Santa
- Fe Hallway company,
Va. West
46ls-C, a. Heating vs.. John stone,
q Morris vs. Texas & Pacific
Hallway company
4Bd-W. Il. Fisher vs.. Texas 4 Pacific Rail-
way company.
4lI-E. NJ. Watts ct al. vs.. i. II. Elliott.
iI2j-Fred Cullen vs., Missouri Pacific Rail.
way company.
700 Abigail Lott VS.. T G., Pcyton ct al.
4SlO-J. n. j. Rainey w. Houston 4 PeXas
Central Railway company.
Rank vs.. holland & Price
iSlb-Esther Anthony vs., Houston & Texas
Central Railway company.
4 Davis vs.. Fitzhugh Il Co.
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Gardner Cincinnati; I'd C B Dunlap
Mineral Wells; j q Carr, Midland
county; Mrs Thompson, Georgia. j w
Abbott and sister Bolton; Ray Barnett,
Dallas; Il G Pfsffie, p Keller, Wichita
Falls; Charles + Clint, Texas; A h
Smith, Sherman; Il A Frion, New Or
leans; S r Adams, Austin; George b
Alternately. Athens; John d Williams,
Sulphur Springs; A Il Graham, Denton
II Rogers, st Louis; Ii NJ Chapman, Fort
'Worthi N II Stands, Forneyi II 7
Oliver, Louisville, Kentucky; John Il
Mhckle, Texas.
AT THB GnAND-wINDsoR.
T. 7 Doed, Quincy, Illinois; L j Hills
man, Danville, Virginia; II ID Mark
ham, New Orleans; J l. Wood, Dallas;
r G Wilson, Mississippi; r G Scate, @
NJ Trimmell, Huntsville, Alabama; Is b
Pierce, l. Il Kimball, st Louis; John w
Buster, Abilene; + p Holland, Austin;
w Arlington, II A Green, Worcester,
Massachusetts; c A Pugsley, Kansas
City; 0 I'll Nelson, Burlingame, Penn
sylvania; George A Dice, Austin;
4 IL Moone, Indiana; p Smith, = L
Crosby, Nashville, Tennessee; John
Howard, Fort Worth; Giles b Buck, st.
Louis; III II Craig, Mckinney; l. w 0g-
losby, Plano; L + Ray, Springfield,
son, o d Upton, Chicago; X b Armour,
Kansas Oily; f billiard, Sherman; B
N Temple, Galveston; w ii Allen, Paris,
Tennessee; Norden, New York; j 7
Brooks and wife, Cleburne; G Sorrells
and wife, Hillsboro; n IL Ranney,
Mckinney; w b King, Chicago;
NJ Boland, Denver, Colorado; w S Dem
mis-, Galveston; w o Harris, Rome,
Georgia; u W Heath, Terrell; Mrs o
Terrell and family, Terrell; II w Nor
gan, Big Springs; G Il Newman, Ell
Psso; X Brsnt. f G Griffith, Midland;
George A Knight, City; V s Whiteside,
Chattanooga, Tennessee; @ Storck and
wife, Monterey, Mexico; b B Groom,
Lexington, Kentucky; w II Houston,
Fort Worth; Keit,J Il Fradley. Ii
4 Bliss, | Paul Jones, s b Krans, New
York.
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.,-sss's - a e.ss..,,.s 49,.
81, being l5l ieet, on q Olth side ~ Bryan
street, by "a feet, ON west side OF Oleander
street, containing 81, s54 square feet and Sene-
MED SSss; rank COclkrell, lot 10, block 2S7.
having lol feet front, on north side of BRYAN
street. by 264 feet, on cast side Of Burlington
street containing 3e,Si4 square feet, benefitsd
sitot5; catholic Cathedral, lot 8 black PHI
being III feet, on north side OF Bryan street
by IA feet, ON s'st side of Oleander street,
contai ng 1885, square feet and benefited s2Ss.
All OF said and being in The city aud county
OF Dallas ana state of Texas and all of the
above sums OF money being the respective
proportional amounts Of special taxes due
upon all surrounding property directly bens-
MED by the opening of said streets, and az
sfegatlng the amount required to pay FOR
opening the same.
SGo q Tnpt the City Assessor and Collec-
Tor Is hereby ordered to collect said special
taxes In accordance with the prov sions of
the CITY Charter in such cases made and
Sec. 3 That this ordinance take effest from
and aitor Its passage and publication,
Approved February 81, 1885
W. l.. CABnLL, Mayor,
A Una oepy: W. y. PARRY. Oitv SecrSiarv,
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~-~-e - -
Col. Y. e. Ranney, of Mckinney, is
registered al the Windsor.
b. M. Temple, OF Galveston, is stop
| pidg at the Windsor hotel.
l. II. Brooks and wife, Of Cleburne,
unregistered at the Windsor.
c. Storck and wife, Of Monterey, Mex
leo, are stopping at the Windsor.
G. ]. Ssrrells and wife, of Hillsboro,
are guests of the Grand Windsor.
Mrs. J. o. Terrell, children and maid,
OF Terrell, are guests of the Windsor.
Hon. s. II. Rhodehammel, father of
our assistant postmaster, il in the city.
G. G. Gross, q prominent attorney of
Waxahachie, was in the city yesterday.
Leon Roos, popular travelling sales
man, left last evening for New Orleans.
Mrs. b. II. Epperson, of Jefferson, is
visiting Mrs. q. II. Turner, 3s5 Ross
avenue.
j. b. Turney and s. p. Wakeman left
last night, via the Missouri Pacific, for
Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. DR.. Il. II. Ayers and daughter,
Miss Maggie, left last night for the New
Orleans exposition.
w. III. Henderson left YESTERDAY, via
the Texas Il Pacific 9:l0 a. IN. train, for
Memphis, Tennessee.
A. d. Crawford, the princely tourist
representing New York house, is In
the city just as jovial az ever.
William A.. Mayfair and wife left via
inc TeTas q Pacific yesterday fer Nash.
vile, Tennessee, via Memphis.
Mr.. II. M. Morgan, of Big Springs
county and district clerk OF Howard
county, was in the city yesterday.
Capt. John Van Every, of Corinth
mississippi, left via the Texas b Pacific
3;lO p. m. train yesterday for that point
John Howard, passenger agent OF the
Bee line, and George A. knight, passen.
ger agent of the Vandalia line, are in
the city.
Mr.. w. civilians and Miss Mattlo f.,
McCommas, both OF Dallas county, were
married yesterday, Rev. Mr.. Anderson
OF the Baptist Herald, officiating.
DR.. Wayne Sims left via the Texas q
Pacific $40 p. m. train yesterday for q
few months lQjourn with his mother, al
Atlanta, Georgia, the homo Of his boy.
hood.
Mrs. DIR. w. s. Lee Ia seriously ill al
her residence on Elm street In this CITY
Her disease is malarial fever and her
many friends will hear of her sickness
with the deepest regret.
j. G. Carr, genial, whole-sOuled gen.
tleman, from Midland, is in the city. He
willremain here day or two, and then
depart for the Staked Plains TO eat ante.
lope and California quail.
>, Mr.. b. k. Brant, Capt. ]. G. Carr and
!. Z. Griffith, manager sf the Llano
hotel, all Of Midland, are in the city, and
report everything lively there since the
passage of the bill creating tho new
county of Midland.
b. b. Groom, the famous shorthorn
breeder, Of Lexington, kentucky, and a
prominent cattle owner in Texas and
Other statos, passed through tho city
yesterday ca route TO Chicago. He is a
veteran In the stock business and SAYS
lhat Texas beef is bound TO win.
Last evening at tho residence Of the
brides father Col. William j. Kel Mr..
X. b. HarwOod, son of OK County Clerk
uarwoOd, was united in marriage TO
Miss Lucy Keller. An elegant recep-
ton was given, q more elaborate ac-
count OF which will appear in sundays
HERALD.
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A Republicans view of tho Cabinet.

Judge A. B. Norton, veteran, true
and tried Republican, was asked, yes
terday, by HERALD reporter what he
thought of Oleveland's cabinet. "fhey
are all intelligent, able mon, but think
that President Cleveland should have
included Mcdonald, of Indiana, and
Thurman, OF Ohio, in his Sc
lection. They are both fine
staunch men, and would have made
splendid cabinet timber; besides, they
they were prominently mentioned as
the nominees for the position Mr.. Cleve-
land now fills. Then, feel as a citizen,
and do believe that Texas, the empire
state, should not have been left
out Of the cabinet. She is the
great progressive Democratic state OF
the south, and Hancock, Throckmorton
Reagan and others would have made
splendid men for the cabinet. Texas
certainly ought to have been repre-.
sented.
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AT Mrs. Charles Benton's benefit
next Saturday afternoon and Saturday
night-that distinguished emotional ac-
tress, Rose Eytinge, will appear, at
matinee in Leah, the Jewess, and at
night, in Still Waters Run Deep. In
each character Rose Eytinge il fully
prepared to give stronge and attractive
representations. The fact that the oc-
casions are Tor Mrs. Benton's benefit,
will insure crowded houses; it il also
certain that tho name of Roso Eytinge
will prove drawing card. Box sheet
opens at 10 O'clock.
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FOR REM.

]
| TOR RENT-AN OPPORTUNITY To
L rent handsomely furnished front room
southern exposure, TO one or two rontlomen
/ IN private family; tirst-class location: boorj
Gnh DC haI IA house adjoining; reference re-
lure" AuuTesS OPPORTUNITY, Herald Of
lse, 2lsun,tuesNthurs2w
| L'OR RENT-NO. rs MAIN STVFTT--N
su'te OF rooms lifted with rts. wafer.
Gtc'i very comfortable aud eslccitIv uitad
!9r professional gentleman with family. An
~ - .".iolld- hanN mat5t
k'ok kENT-A HANDSOMELY FURN-
=. lshed room. Apply 30 Elm 81.
| kok RENT-A CYTrAGE WYNN FIVE
roomsi good cistern; centrally lornt,J
WITHIN one minutes walk OF fbS bgsiness
polNon OF the Aiy. Apply No. aI7 Wood
street, cast OF Shnia Fe Railroad. mlrI.2t
kOR RENT-BY THE YEAR ONLY. THE
I large windows, i5N20 surrouudirr INA
office of the Grand indsor Hotel 0Gisc Ia IN
Ine rotunda of the hotel. Apply nj onice
rms Is without doubt the best ady,r. islng
space IN M, city, as II f. In sight day and
s .L'ii., @ll lsle year round. Eb2j-tf
DOR RENT-T1r LARGE STORE. COR
~ her alnand Auttln streets, under the
urand- windsor Hotel; this Is the most do.
MraDle location IN the city for n drug store
having an entrance nom the eoutt OF ma
!. tel us wei as adjoining the ladies' en-.
az Office OF hotel c.b9f.6
TOR RENr-IliREk STORIES JN0Ek
A the 6rand.Wlndsor Hotel, suitable for
ain9stany rentcel business. fchg6tf
EoR bENl-THt SMALLUFFiCE An.
i Joining he entrance OF trand. VVlndsor
Hotel, Main street. best location In tbe clty
lor railroad ickCt Office, having mn ON.
trance lto rotundu OfhOtel Apply Nt ofllce
y. '.1,Si, ....-- icb28tf
TOR ktNr-TdE HRtCK lfVERy SFN.
= ole formerly occupied by Mcpn,reii.
0lmoni Aston, Fltuatej ON the gntth slds
ni rim street, between Sycamore MA sfnno
streets, ana In fIont OF Mayors raraen. liza
oONlgO leyi ON Elm, aud hurso lot I'm renr 9Sv
", 'front.' on Main street; 30 stalls; eyteusive
iolt-roem, with uumw1yuud evorv couven.
ienct, ana the most centrally lotaisI stable
Ia lhe CIV. Apply TO ~. II. PRArurR, sil
,-. l.. - W.T. feh2tf
TOR kEN1-THE BRICK sTOiIE.E01N
~ No' hlA and dl6 Elan street, now occuricd
oy t@ndall Bros pOssUsV nriytu N4rch /
Apply 10 JOHN BROWNING, Oleandtr street.
kuR RENr-rAE BRICK STCWl-E0ON
including bedrooms above, Situated nj
nv Faclnc avenue. Apply 90 Ions BROWN.
ING. Oleandor street, ie6iT'im
TOR RENl-rWO COTTAGES, WITH
II ave rooms ea IA, Sos lgl7 ana isl, Com.
n i, street nqu.m lall Main n. ian qif
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That n,ad lea, RonL Arni.

A detective has been at work for some
time in iorroting out the publishers and
informers OF the supposed to be standing
OF people who have TO buy goods, etc
and We understand some lively damage
suits will be instituted against the pub.
fishers, iniormers and perhaps the sub
scribers 10 the same. IL Is also contem
plated 10 indlct tho whole layout foi
criminal libol. Fun may he expected
before tho next term of court IL over.
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FOR SALE.


TOR SALE-A GOOD LUNCH AND CON.
= tectionery stan !, with building, oppos.
ne the Union Depot. Cal on d. FRiEDMAS.
Proprietor. m9rG-I
EOK SALE-SALOON ON ELM STRRET
= near Union Depot. Inquire al o n
saloon. ,nSS,t-1;
LOH SALE-A PLEASA NTTY IOCATEn
4 resi- lence; will sell furniture With homo
ana make terms easy Apply 40 78 Ross
avenue. r,o 80 ,,
EOR. sALE-H ALFINTEREsT IN MN
4 or the best paying drug stores In sni-
Phur Springs; satisfactory reasons for SELLING
fOr particulars, address b. T. RoBEpTenSs
sulphur springs, Texas. feb3Bti
NUR SALE-AN ELEG A MI I[FSIDENCg
oil rooms, halls, closets and yerandas.
wen ana Clstern; one of the most deslrabis
locations In the city-3j5 Ross avenue. In.
cure on me premises, or to ABRAuAm
eoDi M Dall'.s. leb20tf
NOR SALE-ONE FiNESALOOy- WITH
billiard tables and fixtures. RECENTLY
imlled up Ia one of the best towns In North
IeNas' Apply to STRAUSS n I.EyY. az Elm
street. - va On
TOR SALE-CORD AM STOVE -WO06
~ IN any quantity and best quality: ovey
2VO cordson hand. Also, wanted 10 Inv cot
ton seed aud seed cotton at Highest market
prlce. \. DYsTFRBACH. gei7-ii
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City Court.

City vs.. ]. Perth, intoxicated; con
tlnued.
City w. Mike Burns, intoxicated;
fined 50.
City vs.. ]. Perth, cursing aud swear
ing; continued.
City vs., McElroy, assault aud battery
dismissed.
City VS.. Arch Gregg, assault and bat
terry; discharged.
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MATHEMATICIAN

Wednesday night the Emmett club
gave social at Mayors hall in honor OF
the celebrated Irish patriot, which was
largely attended. Suitable speeches and
appropriate Rotations were rendered,
ana the entertainment was success In
quite anumbor OF ladles present 10 grace
the occasion, which was In every respect
u social success.
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shakspore SAYS Truly,

That which we call u rose
BY any other name won 4 smell as sweet, :
But the reverse N equally true, aud thC
simple fact that so many wretched per
fumes are designated Florida Water
does not impart TO them any of the
sweet fragrance of the genuine Murray
4 Lanman's Florida Water. Beware 81
these counterfeits, aud make sure of oh
tanning only tho right article which la,
WOO for itself the foremost position as
toilet roquisite
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The inaugural Cei.hrnlinn

Tomorrow night the postponed iu-
augural procession In honor Of Presi-
dent Cleveland will take place Ms per
programme heretofore published. Brass
bands will tear the atmosphere into
shreds, salutes will be fred and the pee.
tended To all, regardless OF politics, Ia
attend, aud celebrate tho era OF an hon.
est administration.
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He Put It In writing.

He Put II In Writing. ~
A gentleman writes that ono of the
daughters Of Mr.. William Ovens, q
Langdale road, Peckham, London, Eng
land, had been i'll for years with rhe1
matism, and had tried numerous RENE.
dies without effect. She finally used st
Jacobs Oil and was entirely cured.
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morsrord,s ACID phoanhate.

UNANIMOUS APPROVAL OF MEDICAL
STAFF.
DIR. L. O.. Comstock, Physician at
Good Samaritan hospital, st. Louis,
Mo, says; "For years we have used Il
in this hospital, in dyspepsia and nor.
vous diseases, and Ms drink during the
decline and In tho convalescence of ling.
ering fevers. II has the unanimous ap
proval Of our medical statf.u
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10. o. Y. Fun.rnI Notice.

The members OF Dallas Lodge, No. A
1. o. o. Il. are requested to meet ut their
lodge-room at $3.50 a. m, March Q, for tn,
purpose Of attending tho funeral of Slste
l.. Bourgeois. Members of Trinity ant
Schilerhund lodges, |. o. o. f., are 70
speotfully invited 10 attend.
j. NJ. SHELTON, n, q.
Y. n. BRADLEY, Secretary.
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Smith & Han are representing the Sun
Fire office, of London, England; Trans.
atlantic OF Hamburg, Germany; Fire.
mia; Oakland Home, of Oakland Cali
iornla; Western Fro and Marine Insur.
anco company, OF San Francisco.
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arc easily attained, and those who fail Ia
avail themselves Of the meaus, should
not complain when accused OF gross
neglect. The Zozodont will speedily
eradicate the cause of foul breath,
heautiiying aud preserving the teeth 70
the oldest ago.
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Dallas F.naI. Co,I,r.

Tho pupils of the school will give their
fret annual entertainments on tomorrow
night, exercises opening NJ 1880 O'Clock
sharp. Patrons and friends Of the school
and the citizens generally, are cordially
invited. No charge. W. X. JOINS.
March 3, 1885.
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IMPAIRMENT or INSURANCE.. STA
~ tisllcs and History, Austin, Texas, Jan.
/, lSS5.-Io all Whom it May Concern: This
IS TO certify that the Flremans Fund Insu-
rance Company, of san Francisco, Cal, has
IN al respects fully complied with the laws
of Texas as conditions precedent to IT'S doing
business In this state, aud that said Compa-
nyho'ds Certificate OF Authority nom this
Office hitting % 10 do business IN this State
for twelve months from the LIST day OF Jaau-
airy, 1850 TO the 3Ist day Of Decemb Der, 1885.
Lh $ l-Hiyrn under my hand ard seal, at
snlce, In Austin, the day ard date first above
written.
IL. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioners.
SMITH & HALL, Local Agents.
lHIlas- NnNna-
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Tuesday night at midnight burglars
attempted an entrance TO the residence
otGlH. Turneron Ross avenue, but were
frightened away by the inmates OF the
room who wore awakened by the break
ing Of tho sash lock and raising OF the
window.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-06

True American mon and women, by
reason OF their strong constitution,
beautiful forms. rich oomplexilns and
characteristic encfgy, are envied by all
nations. IL ~ the general use OF DR..
Hsrter's Iron Tonic, which brings
about these results.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-06
Free Lecture.

W. 9. wolf, author Of Magnitude In
Order, Will address the students aud
friends of Lawrence's CONNIE rcial Col
lege, tonight, at recitation room, corner
Of Sycamore and Elm, ut O'Clock.
Subject; "The Investigation of Land
TitleE.m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-06

Ar1HE ST. uLokVE.
E I Lewis Cloburne, II oulloge,
Plano; Carl Z Sites, Terrell; Jim Carter,
waxahachiei w J MCGEE, Now Orleans;
J ID Shoemaker, Little Rock Charlie,
csmstock, Racine, Wisconsin, ] IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-06

Our farmers will rejoice TO learn that
1t IL has at last been decided that bees
do not iniure grapes, that neglected
colds do unspeakable injury, and that
no better remedy can be secured than
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,