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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
nAINTs AND OILS.
MARRIED.

OF all descriptions sold by Peters & Stew
ark
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15

Tuesday night at late hour Eliza
Morgan, a colored woman, aged 40 years
died suddenly at her home on Oleandel
street in destitute circumstances. Her
sudden demise was of such mysterious
nature that Justice Schulz, acting cor.
oner, was notified, and an INQUEST was
held over the remains. Minnie Morgan
the l3-year old daughter of the deceased
testified that her mother had been sick
ior two years. During Tuesday night
her mother called frequently for waite,
ana when she arose the following morn.
ing she found her lying by her side,
dead. The city physician was tele-
phoned for during the day, but a reply
came back that he was sick. Hermother
never had any medical attention or
took any medicine.
Maria Davis testified that the de-
ceased had plenty of food sent her bv
charitable people, and that there was
are IN the room at the lime she died.
Maria Davis asked her why sho did not
take medicine, and the deceased replied
that 1T was no use. Several other wit.
nesses were examined and tho iury, re-
firing for few minutes, brought in a
verdict that the deceased died OF con-
sumption.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

l,-Ill-.IrlI,.l-- -, =
an,hnri,,, SAl.h-,bi VIRTUE OF
cc,toin ,Nn5 ~ . mlt vested Dy reason OF
,erSidr iSs w 'ruS'' ,lade on to-wit No
trus'ce for r' H.. p Sn "a. Morton to me as
,t,','' ~, Wy Pa1 helt OF acertain prOmis.
ven,bn. $50 III iuaUe WI salu Isl day OF No.
M M" ro W 10 l. Inereon irom date
said deed ftr,1st i ~ r rel ptr ahnuln, which
3lG. i'm Voums IF 6,iio s" On Peg'S ai4, $40,
of frns nc' dg a., "a Ia, ba'Ioa county Records
Quest of the sald IJ, iI, sVI, una az tho re-
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Cnninre Anhv rIn,,,

Yesterday morning f. NJ. Moore,
sheriff of Kerr county, arrived in the
city, having In charge tho notorious
Andy Elan, who is wanted here 10
answer various charges and who skin
ped the country last spring, leaving his
bondsmen In the lurch. lie was lodged
In the county jail and Sheriff Smith
paid his captor the 500 reward that MIR.
Joe Motley, one of his bondsmen, had
offered for his apprehension and
delivery here. Elam stands charged
by indictment for the theft of 100 head
OF cattle from Sue Eullian, a Mexican
stockman, who resides in Hin county,
for the theft OF horses from Adam Berg
man, and with assault to kill Bergman,
also with the theft of steer from Il. H.
Humphreys, who was subsequently,
mysteriously shot mt the Stock
Yard saloon, in East Dallas, and
also with shooting Dick Douglas, col
ored. He was under bonds for these
various charges, which range from $3.50
TO 81, 900 each. A fcw days after Berg.
man had Elan arrested for the theft OF
horses from him, he was called to his
door at late hour one night and rid
died with buckshot. Strange to stat,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15
CITY Court,

City VS.. Walter Goodwin, G. NJ. How
ard, vulgar and obscene language; fined
So each.
City VS.. Robert Glenn, intoxicated
discharged.
City VS.. Frank Kelly, cruelty to ami
mails; fined S..
City vs.. Tom Fox and Bob Hosphett,
loud and boisterous language; dis
charged.
City VS.. Ed Griffin, Peter SnifIin, Clay
Houson, Il. Miller, Frank Brown, &.
Williams, John Henry, Tom Ellis, Mac
NewBouse and John Brown, vagrancy
transferred to the Justices courts.
City VS.. Robert Laws, allowing water
to be deposited on Elm street; contin-
ued.
City VS.. john Miner and John Fack-
ner, interfering with private property;
discharged.
City VS.. a. Carpul, assault and bat
terry; fined So.
City VS.. Henry Watson, intoxication
discharged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15
: GRSONAL.

IN
way. r,owser is sick abed with fever.
Don lam 7 Hancock is confined to his
peo with fever.
M, G. Jones, of Gainesville, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. L. C. Dessaint and daughter. of
davenport, Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Smith.
W. G. Townsend,s secretary of the Kan.
saS Manufacturing company, at Leav-
enWorth, Kansas, paid the HERALD q
very pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. j. G. Kearby and wife, of Wills
Point, leave tonight for the Exposition
at New Orleans, by the way of the Hous.
ton " Texas Central railway.
Bryan T. Barry, of Corsicana, chair.
mrn OF the state Democratic committee,
was IN the city yesterday and paid the
HERALD pleasant visit. He is young
democrat and filed with tho progress.
i've spirit of the day.
The following attorneys are in attend.
ance on the federal court: Judge viii.
ktnson, of Denison; Judge J. A. Carroll
OF Denton; Il. r. Neyland, ESQ.,, of Green,
vile; Hon. James @. Chenoweth, OF
Bonham; Col. b. G. Bidwell, of Weather
ford; Messrs. Ball IL Mozart, Hon. A, NJ
Carter, Col. O'Neal, all of Fort Worth;
Hon. Samuel Upshaw, of Hillsboro; Col
Slmpkins, of Corsicana; j. G. Kearby
esq, of Wills Point; Hon. Thomas j
Brown Of Sherman; Capt. Finley, O
sherman; Col. Brown, of Cleburne,
Capt. Barry, of Corsicana; Judge Lewis
of WaXahachie.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15
Death of the Earl of Ayiesrord.

Undertaken Smith received a tele-
gram yesterday morning from Big
Springs announcing the death of the
Earl of Aylesford, which occurred Tues
day night, and requesting him to come
on the first train and bring n metallic
coffin for the remains,which will be em-
balmed and shipped to England. The do.
ceased came tothis country about three
yeas ago and invested largely in lands
and stock In west Texas. He left his
home in England on account of domes.
tic troubles and no and his wife each
sued for divorce. Last year ne reyis-
tied England, and while returning from
the Derby races he had q misunder-
standing and a scullle with the police,in
which one of his legs was badly frac.
tured. He returned 10 this country soon
afterwards, bis wife having succeeded
IN getting divorce from him, and up TO
she time of his death he made Bip
Springs his headquarters. He was
rather wild, though possessed of good
impulses, and drank freely. His lands
are In litigation. The deceased was &c
years cid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15

A N ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
~ construction and maintenance OF avn
ings anu signs on, over or across sidewalks
In the City of Dallas
SECrloN !. BE II ordained by the City Coun-
eli OF the City of Dallas, That IL sbalI no nm
lawful Tor any person or persons to erect or
construct my awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks In the City Of Dallas lower M
my point than ten feet from the surface of
tne hiueWvlki all awnings shall he securely
,,asleneI ~ me side Of the building and arm
y supported by iron brackets, and nil avn
ings, except cloth awnings, within Tho FRA
lilult" Shnll he covered with tin, sheet iron.
Enc a.' OF some hre-proof material; nor shall
sidewalk In the City OF Dallas, Ali owning
posts now standing ON any sidewalk
shNu DC removed aS soon ~ the awnings ihey
support are removed Tor repairs or other
busposes; nor snail any awning extend
OF The sidewalk. NsN
sec. :, II SHAH e unlawiu, for any person
OF persons TO place, have or maintain nny
SlSa OF wool, cloth, I'm or other guIstnnce.
,,a suspended, fastened or attached In any
lnhner on, across, along, over or above any
slueWolk or street insald City, whether aboye
oI neloW the awning, 80 that the same shall
PIoJecl more than six lnchesfrom the outer
e,usu OF my iot or building abuttlng on any
street IN said Cityof Dallas, w.
sec :. Any one violating any NJ tho nro-
VISIONS OF the two preceding Sections shall
ON conviction in the MAYORS ccurt he Anal
f nn IN, sum not less than Ave no more than
Sec, 4 That all ordinances, or parts NJ or
peNlod. ''u "'o heIeoy re'
=, sec, o. That this ordinance take effect from.
us n3'sago. and publication,
approved october 9 1854.
upe co,x W. l.. oAHEhL, Mayor.
w. T.. FAIRY. City Secreiorv.
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sIDEMALh NOrES.


Bros.
See our $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shoes. Bio /,
Bros. -' ~
Trunk factory, 10 Elm street.
Those who want Jersey milk and
cream telephone 2i0.
Officers Waller and Beard arrested
night,
physicians say that there IL very lii.
tle sickness In tho city for this season
| of the year.
Ia. f, Smith sold yesterday TO New
York land company 5000 acres of west.
ern lana at 81 per acre.
A force was az worl, yesterday scrap.
ing the mud rom tho crossings and
clearing the cutters OF trash.
The old reliable Siler's transfer mover
misses train. Oilice Grand Windsor
hotel. Orders by telephone will be
promptly attended.
Clay Arson, Frank Brown, II, Muller,
Ed Griffin and Peter Simple We're fined
~ ana cost yesterday by Justice Ken
dall. They were booked for the poor.
farm. F''
Tuesday night about midnight a
hteady, soaking rain began falling,
which continued until yesterday at
noon The streets are muddy and
sloppy aud 1t was disagreeablo out.
The most elllogciOus stimulants To OK.
cite tho appetite are Angostura Bitters,
prepared by Or. j. q. B. Seigert a. sons,
Boware of counterieits. Ask YOUR gro.
Ger or druggist for the genuine article.
The attention of tho travelling public
and those VINO contemplate VISITING IN,
New Orleans exposition, is called to tht
statements Of Mr.. j. l.. A. Thomas
passenger agent of the Star & Crescent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15

"Liberty or death" was tho impas-
stoned utterance of the brave Young
virginia patriot, Patrick Henry. There
IS no use, however, OF people diving of
dyspepsia or of liver complaint, kidney
or urinary troubles so long as there
exists that sovereign euro for all such
complaints, Mishler's Herb Bitters. 1t
never iails when properly used, and
william liz Reed, a druggist of Month
ceiIo, ILL.,, writes: 1T always gives sat
isiaction, and don't hesitate TO recon-.
mend II as the best in the market.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-F6RSt 0s
i62 acres, So miles east of Court-house
on on the Rockwall road; so acres tillable lana
~ acres IN orchard, Il / bear ng select yaris,
Iles good house OF room aud out-houses.
etc; tirewood and running water IN sonne'
Wlll sell cheap for cash, ur exchange for eity
13l r. N ST. ia,, IN ~ y
LQR SALE FARMS, LANDS IN ALI,
y southern States and Mexico. Homes on
MeNlcan Gull coast. thoroughly ed cattle.
S ,,'1p ana goats. W.R. STUART, 90 Caron,
IGOR SALE-CORD AND STOVE W061
II IN any quantity and best quality. over
2e0 cords on hand. Also, wanted To- buv cot.
ION seed and seed cotton at highest market
f-I-o' a ~ SIhHhACH' sel7-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15

In this court, yesterday, Billie
Mitchell, charged with the theft of
horses, was arraigned. Judge Aldredge
and County Attorney Clint both being
disqualified, Mr.. w. b. Gano was 90.
pointed special judge and Mr.. w. +.
Strange special county attorney to try
the case. The prisoner was discharged,
Minor Hinton, charged with the theft
OF horse, In Denton county, is on trial
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15
Street Work.

The city street force has been busy r.
day in opening out the street in Ervih's
addition, on the west side of tle Cedar
Springs street, in that PORTO. just lately
annexed TO the corporate al of Dallas.
They have graded Highland street.
Wichita street and ashland street, and
now that part Of Gallas begins to show
up aud tako 81 the habiliments and
manners Of ATTY.
In Eryin's and also Coles additions
arc man desirable residence lots, and
soon ITO vacant ground will be covered
with handsome houses and enclosures
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15
Bergman recovered. In the mean
line ELAN was arrested
"A the wNnId-h murdarp,,

Bergman recovered. In the mean
time ELAN was arrested
as the would-be murderer
and placed under bond. Subsequently
f. e. Humphreys, who had charged
that Elan stole steer from him, was
assassinated at the Stock Yards saloon.
A few weeks afterwards, Dick Douglas
who was witness for the state against
him, was shot while scrubbing the foor
OF the same saloon, at late hour at
night, by some unknown party. The
grand jury found true bills against
Elan for these crimes. After he ab-
seconded Sheriff Smith sent out descrip-
tons of him, He had formerly lived in
Kerr county, and Sheriff Moore, who
had been notified that he was wanted,
kept a sharp lookout for him. On the
9TH Elan arrived IN Kerrsville with
two little dun ponies and at once en-
| gagged in his favorite OcCu patton, that
of gaming. He had shaved
OIL his mustache and allowed his hair
and chin whiskers to grow until he re-
| sembled a backwoods circuit rider,
Sheriff Moore passed him time and
again on the streets, but failed to recog-
nize him in his new guize. On the
| night he effected the arrest some one
told him that Elan was in a gambling
mouse. In the meantime, Elan got
wind of it and left, but was
oVertaken and arrested. He
made a play to get his
pistol, but the sheriff, who had "the
drop" threatening to kill him, he
yielded and was taken in charge. When
he ran away from here he went to Silver
City, New Mexico, and after sojourning
there for a short time he went to the city
Of Chihuahua, old Mexico, where he ran
a butcher shop. From that point he
drlfted back to FL Paso, and from there
he went to Kerrsville. The officers as
well as his bondsmen are elated over
his capture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15
Justice schulz,

The following cases were disposed OF
in this court yesterday:
State vs.C. Williams, vagrancy; fined
$40 and cost.
State vs.. Mack Nowhaus vagrancy;
fined 81 and cost.
State VS.. Tom EllS, vagrancy; fined
IS and cost
state VS.. .JllL Henry, vagrancy;hned
81 anTlOst.
/, state VS.. John Brown, vagrancy; fined
81 and cost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15
Chicken Thief Convicted.

Henry Ross, colored, who was ar.
rested during the holidays and lodged
IN Jail on the charge of doing too extern
siVea poultry business, pleaded guilt,
IN the county court yesterday and WA,
nned S25 and thirty days on the pool
farm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15

"For the immediate cure OF fomale
complaints and arrangements English
Female BitterS is decided success. >
DIR. j. 4. KENNEDY, COffeyille, Missis
sippi.
Spend 90 cents for one bottle of Bal
ley's Saline Aperient.
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FOR RENT.

TOR NENTEFARM OF 1872 ACREss5
a acres tillable land, 40 acres in orcbooI
OF me iinest fruit and choice varieties IN
bearing; good house of six rooms and o1 MI
only ~ ,tA,eS from Dallas, ON the Mock wo,I
read Apply TO SlMIsoN h'UFFm5,SS 9 9li
= ~, =, = :; janiltf
E'OR REM a DESIRABLE FARM m;
4 2OO acres. miles east of the Court. bon W
III INC city of Dal as, Texas. j. NJ. pSTTruooo
son, agent, No. 243 Patterson ave. ianIlit,
EOk kENT-SEVERAL FARMS: TOM.
= portable houses. plent, of water;g m,Ias
rom me cry. U. Il. BowsER, 3l6 Elm st. d9Cfi
EOR X aNT-A SEVEN ROOM H0U8E
Do, tenant mouse, barn and nine acres, OF,
Ross avenue; one minutes walk of street on ~.
Apply to GEORGE Il. PLowMAN, 7O3 Main
nOlltt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15
Hendricks Rrou,I,tnoc,,

II. c. Hendricks, who robbed his
father Of $500 and skipped, and who was
apprehended at Marshall, was brought
back by City Marshal Arnold yesterday
and lodged in Jail. lie denies that he
stole the money, and says that his father
told him he could take the cash. Whom
arrested he had 800 OF the funds left.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15

NOWCE-MAYOR'S OFFICE. CITY or
~ hAILAs, Dec, lSSi.-Pubilc notice is
her .bv given to all whom It may concern
ihHt application will be made to the legis-
lHture OF the state of Texas, 10 assemble on
the 18Th day Of January, A. ID. 1855, for the
following changes in and amendments to the
various acts Incorporating the city of Dallas,
to-wlt: To repeal al obsolete and inope.
rWllNe sections; to more clearly define The
municipal boundaries; 10 make all officers of
ne municipality, excepting the secretary,
elective by the qualified electors thereof; 10
more clearly define the mode OF enactlng or.
dlnancesi TO simpify aud more clearly de-
uhe ihe mode OF opening, widening and ex.
tenuing streets, avenues and alleys; to pre-
scribe tho mode OF acquiring ground and
right-ol-way within or without the munlpl.
pal limits for water-works, parks, cemeie.
rlcS, house OF correction or reform, or work.
mousse hospitals, quarantine purposes. or
other ma necessity To the health and
wellbelng OF the city; to enable the city TO ere
ATE special funds for street extension, and
street Improvement purposes, ana for the
erection and maintenance OF seminary or
hlHh school IN connection with the free pub
Tic school svttem Of the city; 60 remove Cx-
hungconnlcls In the charo aud render Id
meaning plain; TO more clearly deRne the
corporate power over any and all classes of
street railroads, w. l.. CABELL, MAYOR,
t'hulruNun Hf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-15

THE STATE OF TENNS-TQ rHESHER-
\ w ornny Constable OF Dallas county,
HrecUng; You are GCi Cby commanded That
Oy making publication OF this citation In
sony newspaper publish Il In he county Of
70 me turn day here T. YOU summon Gcorge
McIlure, whose ne idcnce IL unknown, To Ge
anu appear before the District Cnnrt, 10 be
holden IN and for the county OF Dallas, Ut the
The second Monday Ia March next, tncn ma
thete 10 answer to the petition or j. II, and
LOUISA Mccain, filed In said court, ON the
,,ilh uoy May, 1881, n Rlnst the said George
ivNiule, anu alleging In substance Us fol-
lows, lo-wti Plaintiff sue and pray decree
on court, cancelllng acertAin fraudulent decd
lpuiporllhg 70 be rom one James Ewing In
SUN Seotge Mcclure, and Quieting plnlntlffs
~ ~, .,,y,r wv, ~, anu possession OF the following
uoecilhcd tracts OF lands, situated I'm Dqlins
county Texas, about eight miles west az iho
Guy OF DALLAS, and being part OF Israel Ion.
hlnks survey, beginning at tho originai
southwest corner OF said survey, plum bush
lot corner; thence north i,l2ls ynrna 10
the original northwest corner of snII s"s, W.
.hcnce east sN Naras; thence south i0aNl
Naras To stake In south line OF snld snrycys
.hHnce west $50 v0ras TO the beginning. con,
n',i nl w s,Sh 9crcs OF land. Also 1917 acres
ou' OF Nlu Jennings survey -beplnning NJ
VI original cornCr OF said survey ON pnst ltno
~ lot NO, OF subdivision of snmc survns.
snehce north, passing n rtheast corner or Io,,
fop r ~ ,n ~. lOiO varas, To II Spanish oat
s ~, Iofneri thence east $50 ynrns; thenre
SOU y v, varas, n cotton wood, ~ Inches
cnrrNu N, *. u, and T. all i7O warns ~
cothtri thence west $50 Vnras, ia Tho Mi, w
ming, for $1,000 damages ana for Vcrs,mi
relief, etc. WI" wi general
,,, neiYln ioil not, but have YOU thon ord
n ,, before said court this writ, win v op
c vtSin , Laereon' showing how you have exc.
Witness; u, W, JONES, Clerk or thu ME.
trirt Court OF Dallas county VI 'ne us
s,,h - ,s,l,Given under my hand and seal NJ
of nseem S IN Si'Got Dallas thl. the 18TH day
n, Clerk District Court Dnlias cams.
by1' H'srswASr, Deputy. NV" d{.4,
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The standard Too,h Xyash

or the age is Sozodont. 1t has dis.
tanoed competition. Dlscolored teeth
are rendered white by its use. The
breath derives fragrance from its aromn,
H. prevents and arrests dental decay
Inc gums become roster and harder un.
DER its operation. All the ingredients
are vegetable and antiseptic.
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Tho residence of Mr.. r. d. Morton
who lives on Farmers branch, was burg.
iiarized Tuesdaynight and pair of gold
bracelets aud other articles stolen. Tho
city and county is infested with sneak
thieves, who, are plying their business
with marked success.
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WANTED.

VANKEEs FROM THE an ,7.,,
Gle looking fer homes ihnhCIiC UIarl
blessed climate WI, always find ms God.
saGly "lelt II they FIJI 10 G1eN W " insege,
AT WEATHERFOkD, and an crop 0FpI
onices 81 me Chicago and Teyos iheI
Nia air ah9 Lano Company, corner iNHlm-
DIES brick block. HORACE hA9p.irs, Kill
W ealhsrIord, Parker county, Texas %
w ANIED-CHTrAGE COYF1 ~ s SsS.l
" or ro, ms, within reach of NSlNG
part OF city Address r. Il this nS5ggssihes|
w ANTED-TO LEASE q 81 ~ ~
~ flch Iarning and at 20 GEM ! nt.S OIL
Nv Mad tr3ue Tor city property. Address n acre
M ANTED-A GENTLEMAN 6,l5 n SSsila.isI
renee III banking and other corn1af ER-
se sSiii,SS MOH.u IKE sisuation wherai
services sI,. might command reasonaIItne haI
NY; mas no choice as to location y sal.
NENTJRE care Herald Office. 3,AuureS
w ANGED-IO SELL ETH 40 S--1 Ira.
Y, Wnoie or one-half Interest In IdEI
and stationery store; best location IL, "a ooOkl
:. ~ new stand; good reason for sellinu%e cy,
on W. ilrail3n, eau on or address RV
z9L, MeaIherlord, Tevas. ia Ss ,hgS
VA ANTED-TRAVE LEKS To SII 100.
w the Cleveland House. AbiIonHdI VP All
MIS-. Bertha Benson, Proprietress' iisxas,
thoroughly fitted up and conductoo houss
european plan, with Restaurant Sft on Iths
Meals at all hours, and polite attent 10y cned
elitl Inducements for drummers. ian Spe.
w ANTE D-BY A THOROUGHiI-y' I'm I'm
man P %th ana experienced dry goods sss!
reliability and intesrlt position Snoor rtyy,
some some reSponslble firm in Central Texas w sl
DRESS Edward Anderson, Lock Row NJ az.
columbus, Ga. NO
w ANThD = CANVASSERS- 4f ~, ~
hNoN,, everywhere to sell Mark Twains a,d y
9 pooh hnckIebe rry Finn. For terms a, ~
dress n. d. McDoNALDS Co., Publlshes,,. ad.
oarondelet street, New Orleans. jap I,s, y
WANTEDl-A, PURCHASER For SSsS :
eW, valuable hoe ell property out west. =
llrst,class, doing a thriving business $50. AZ y
can be bought cheap. Good reasons for SSS wa aad
ing 20 sell, For particulars inquire nj N ms ny
dress Intelligence Office 900 Main street i n ~
.--- dec29-2ul
w ANTED-THE TEXAS MUTT AZ ~
~ doWment Association will give rooI an
profitable employment to experienced ins Sn9
ehce solicitors. Address A. ~. II ALI, sscall
Iary, I23 Main street. Dallas, Texas, is,sl
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aEsYss.;sS
ID %%T44.w'Nk%TE~M
lY 50 NE. sss. 81
/ eYesgsssN --.-5'''
Ae8Ys1TIALIZl:E!D GLHEHtssjEEs.
IGINHEs3ls 15A1E. WAX - s1sI
IEillAS mi Sfl93ssslS
x slA Y! " X
Great Reilaotion Power
THEY ARE AS
TRANSPARENT and C0LORLESS as LIGHT
Itself, and for soFTNEss of ENDURANCE
to the EYE can not be excelled, en-
abliag the wearer TO read for
hours without fatigue.
In fact, they are
PERFECT SIGHT PRESERvERS

NJ. h. HICK0X n CO., Druggists, are my
only agents in Dallas, where large aseort-
ment of M Spectacles and Patent Spring
conditions ofthe eye.
in Fort Worth.
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