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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-12

Owing to the inclemenoy of the wealth
err, the Children's Mask Ball, intended
for next Saturday at the Arbeiter Verein
hall, is postponed to Saturday, February
81, next 2-12-3t
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For Glover's Patent Metal Back Photo
graph Album. the most durable and sale
able album ever made.
THOMAS SHARPE, General Agent,
2-l2-Gt 2l2 East Commerce St.
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lou will find 1t to your advantage TO
buy your coal OF A. Bruni, 1924 Military
plaza, telephone 23i. Delivered In any
est prices. Holm
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Brokers in grain, cotton and provisions,
No. 0 Soledad street. Home office, Gal
weston, Texas; branch offices at San An
tonic, Houston and Fort Worth. l0-l7tf
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The firm Of I. Marks & Co. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
]. MARKS.
L. MARKS.
All liabilities of the late firm. us well
as the collection of all outstanding ac-
counts will be in charge of Z. Marks.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, February Z, 1885.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-12

These desiring to mask must secure tickets
from the committee. None without tickets
VIII pe hdnltted; single tickets 81; tickets
admission as Spectators 90 cents Tickets for
sale by Scott a bro, Main plaza Young Ar.
mold and by the committee.
ED GLAZE.
A. II. CADwALLADER, Committee.
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PAUL WAGNER'S BAZAAR !
CHEAP COLUMN.

CTORE FOR RRNT-west side Main plaza
- and corner Gaan street. Good location for
business. Apply ut NJ. Koenigheim'., pawn
broker. ll-12t
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EOR SALE-Three horses. one dr'v and ore
II buggy. Address, Alamo Lumber Yard, cor.
Avenue d and Tenth street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-12

A BILL TO BE ENTITLED-AN oRDIe
a nance to provide for Volunteer Fir
Police company.
SECTION |. Be 1t ordained by the Council
Oh the Guy OF Dallas, That there shall be or
ganized under the superintendent of the
Mayor volunteer company to he STYLED the
FIRE Police, to consist OF not lesy than tbir-
teen nor more than hfty-two men, over the
age OF eighteen wears. Said company, when
on duty, shall be commanded by the Mayor
assisted by sergeant lDr each s1ua3 OF
WE'VE priyates, the sergeants to be elected
by n majority vote OF the company, and TO
serve for one year-..ll vacancies TO be filled
Ss company election for the uneXplred term.
Sergeahls chosen for new squads after the
hrst election shall serve only for the remain
DER OF the year, SO that the annual election
for all shall be ut the same time. In case of
tne absence OF any sergeant at a fire the
Mayor may appoint from the members of
his squad asubstitute for the time being AT
hres the sergeants shall be distinguished by
Inc words, sergeant No. =" and the priyates
by the words Fire Police" worn In black
letters on white hat or cap bands.
Sec. ?. That the duties Ofsnid CON psny shall
extend TO everything connected, with fires not
pertaining TO the regular fire department A
portion may be detailed by the Mayor, un-
der the command of q sergeant or sergeants
as the case may be, TO serve as n police for
the protection OF property, 10 prevent The
inlermeddling or intrusion OF persons NOT
belonging TO the Ere department nor to the
premises on fire or endangered by the FIRE; 10
arrest suspected persons at fires or persons
meddling with movable property; To- carry
out goods or other movable property and
secure them, and generally TO do ali thai
may be deemed by the Mayor or officer i'm
command, necessary for the protection and
safety OF persons and property at fires.
Sec. 3. That whenever thirteen or more
volunteers shall be enrolled, the Mayor shall
organize them into one or more squads.
hen so organized they may make such
rules and regulations for their government,
not Inconsistent with this ordinance, MS they
may deem proper. The squads and s5rgeants
shall be numbered one, two, three and four.
ana the sergeants shall take rank In the
same order of seniority. AT company meet
ings the Mayor, II present, shall preside: 9th.
erwlse the senior sergeant present.
sec ]. Ihat said company may adopt any
UNIFORM they may prefer,to be worn on other
occasions than fires, and may hold their
meetings In the City Hall ut any time when
neither the Mayors court nor Council is I'm
session. " 80
Sec. 5. That this ordnance shall take effect
and be In force from and after It's passage,
Approved October IL, 1881.
w. l.. CABELL, Mayor,
Attest' W. f. PARRY, City Secretary,
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THE STATEOF TEXAS-T0THESuE
W or any Constable CT Dallas county.
pItctlnE' louarc hereby commanded That
ON mixing publication OF this citation in
nninan newspaper, published In The county OF
pRllhs, for four successive weeks, previous
,9 me turn day here {, YOU summon George
Mc,lure, whose residence is unknown To be
ahu appear before the District Court. 10 be
r roiuvn IN ana Tor the county OF Dallas, at the
,ne second Monday In March next, then and
mere TO answer To the petition or ], p, and
Louisa j, Mccain, filed In said court. on the
&i,ln uNN May, 1881, n uinst the said George
Mcclure, and alleging in substance MS fn1
lows, to-wit; Plaintiff sue and pray decree
ol cuuri, cnncelling acertain fraudulent deed
lpnrportlng 70 be rom one james Ewing 10
Sall George Mcclure, and queting plaintifIs
a ,iyir title ana possession OF the following
u'N'l lueu tracts OF lands, situated In Dallas
county, Texas, about eight miles west of the
Wy OF pNllaS, and being part OF Israel len.
nuns survey beginning at the orininal
S S,,. west corner OF said survey, plum bush
,pr corner; thence north l,l2glS warns, 10
Tue original northwest corner of Said suryey.
thehce east OjO Varas; thence south l20tll
Nhros 20 stake In south line of said survey:
.nSnge west VlO Naras to the beginning, con.
M ann, Aii2i1 acres OF land. Also 1919 acres
uu' OF SAID Jennings survey-beginnlng nj
az Original corner of said survey on east line
~ lut 40 OF subdivision of same survey;
Nchce norm, passing northeast corner of LOT
~ 80 = III "ll lU'O Varns, to Spanish oak
lur corner thence east $50 yaras; thence
suu,h 20 NarnS, cotton wood, u inches,
marked VI, X. d. and 3; Ia All 10 vnras 10
v1rheri thence west $50 Varas, to the begin.
rcllof, etc.
=, her,in fail not. but have you then and
Iherr before said court this writ, with your
clicd the same. 80" NV
Witness; II. W. JONES, Clerk of the Dis.
mot Court of Dallas county
\" S,l-Givcn under my hand and seal OF
>aiI court, In city OF Dallas, this the 18th day
vi b'1enner, A. ID. 1881 III. W, JONES,
NJ Clerk District Court Dallas county.
nyI. VI. STEWART, Deputy. di1.N
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IRUsTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or
authority in me vested by reason of a
certain deed of trust, made on to-wit No
Neihoer i 1880, by a. W. Morton to me as
sIruSi,fel loF the purpose OF securing Edwin
smith ia the payment of certain promis-
sorry note of $500, made on said lst day of No
Nember 1850, with interest thereon from date
NJ me rale of l2per cent per annum, which
~" ueSu vi trust Is recorded on pages 3l4, 3l5
olh, IN Volume !, Of Dallas County Records
ol Trust Deeds and Mortgages, and nj the re-
guest OF the said Edwin Smith the said a w
Norton. having made default in the pay
Llleht OF SUD nole, will on Tuesday, the 10Th
instant, within the legal hours thereof, sell
~ the Cou t.hOuSe door, at Dallas, i'm the
county Of Dallas, i'm thp stats
ol t-NaS, NJ public cutlery to the highest
hinder, TO- cash, all that certain tract of land
lying IN said Dallas county, about one miie
NORTH from the city of Dallas, IL being n mart
OF | $40 acres, conveyed by IT. n
Nance TO j. l.. Fletcher, and part of . acres
conveyed by W. II. Thomas TO the said ]. l..
fletcher-beginning at the north corner NJ
said one and tour-tcnths acre tract' n stalk
IN the corner Of a fence, and at the southeast
angle of said fence; thence south a5S east
rs i'luO leet, stake In the middle of the
~ ,, sn Si Mckinney road; thence south
- west ~ H-lUO ieet, n stake In said road,
the eaSt corner Of a lot conveyed by I'D, @,
Slnlth and wife TO Peter Stephenson; thence
norm Sbls9 west with said Stephenson's
w., ,,e i llne 4i2 5O-lCO feet stake; thence
NORTH io- east nt 2l2 $500 feet, passing the
north corner OF u $50 acre tract, sold by b. II,
urigNhy TO BurfOrd, Laws & HawpeSin ali
ON t9ls line Az l2-loO feet to the plrce OF be-
g,nhlng, Containing2 5-l0O acres, being the
SUM property conveyed by Ed. Z. Smith 10
A. W. Morton February III, 1877, by deed re.
corded ON pages 1863 In Vi lume "a of Dal.
las county Records OF Deeds, TO which said
record reference Is made for more particu.
lar prescription OF this tract of land
X ID. COuGHANOUR, Trustee.
DALLAS, TEXAS, January s, lSS5
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A n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AMI
n ordering built additional sewers In the
city of Dallas.
BE II ordained by the City Council of the
City of Dallas:
SECTION L. That there shall be and Is
hereby established and ordered built and
maintained the following additional district
sewers IN the city of Dallas to.wlt: A dis
trlct lateral sewer, O inches in diameter, of
verified clay pipe circular ir form, between
commerce and Main streets, underground
from Murphy 10 Sycamore street, and from
Jefferson TO Martin street; thence east on
commerce 10 Murphy street, TO be laid at
such depth aud grade rs shall be directed by
me CITY Engineer, and made ~ connect with
the main puDlic sewer In Murphy street, The
cost thereof 10 he paid by the property own.
ersal Ng the line.
SEC. That all blocks between Main and
commerce streets from Jefferson street 10
Murphy ana all blocks from Sycamore ia
Murphy street between Main and Commerce
areihere made respectively separate sewer
SEC 3. That all the provisions, reauire-
ments and penalties heretofore adopted nv
ordinance Ia reference to the sewers, IN sni,I
CITY snail be In force and govern the sewers
hereby established rs far as applicable.
SEC. 4. That this ordinance take effect
rom Its passage.
Approved Oct ISL.
,,,. W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
A true copy: W. Il, PARRY, City Secretary.
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derer was Oscar e. Blaney, the old
mans son-in-law. The crime was
planned and directed by Mrs. Barrows.
A movement to have young Blaney's
sentence committed to Imprisonment
| for life is likely TO be successful, but
there is no likelihood of any executive
clemency for Mrs. Barrows. She will,
no doubt, be hanged, unless the death
penalty Is abolished by the present leg
| lslature.
1t is fact worth noticing, that, al
though Maine is the leading prohibitory
| state OF the union, most of the murders
committed in the state within the past
ten years may be fairly charged to the
excessive use of intoxicating liquors.
Five of the murderers before mentioned
were under the influence of liquor when
their crimes were committed. Liquor
1t is called in Maine, but in fact it is a
vie, poisonous connection of wet dam
nation that costs from dollar to dol
lar and quarter gallon, and is sold to
the consumer for from six to eight dol
lars gallon. 1t doesn't take great
| quantity OF 1t to make sane man crazy.
Maine is picking up in several ways.
she is gaining some in population and
wealth, thanks not to the prohibition
fanatics, but, strang to say, to the enter
| prlSlng management of her greatest mo-
nopoly, the Maine Central railroad, and
10 the renewed energy of her capitalists
and go-ahead men generally. But the
increase and crime more than keeps
pace with that in population and wealth.
IL IS sad to find in newspaper printed
in the little town of MaChias request
signed by one thousand earnest men and
women, which reads as follows:
This request is made in behalf of the
boys ard young men of Michias, some
OF whom are resorting to strong drink,
greatly to their personal injury as well
as to the deep sorrow Of parents and
friends.
Very many of the "sly sellers" are
known; whether they appear on the
streets with spawned horse and rickety
wagon. with threadbare grip-sack, or
with TASKS in their coat pockets, the
misery they introduce is all the same.
They are respectfully asked to keep
on { of the limits of Machias.
Machias is quiet town of about . 200
Inhabitants, half rural and half mari
time. The prohibitory law has been on
the statute books more than thirty
years, and during all that time there
has been an attempt to enforce it in
Machias. Still drunkenness increases
and worse crimes follow. The modern
built jail, one of the architectural orna-
ments of the town, draws nearly all its
occupants from the ever increasing
army of drunken men and women. And
what is true of scores Of other towns in
Maine.
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT-FARM OF 1872 ACRES-sa
l. acres tillable land, 40 acres in orchard
OF the hnest fruit and choice varieties, All
bearing; good house OF six rooms and out
houses, the best of water and goo cafb pond
only va niles from Dallas on the Rock wall
I0au' Apply 10 SIMPSON Il HUFFMAN, 7N
! I'm, aeIceG. janllG
EOR RENT-A OUTAGE OF FOUR
\ r@omS, block south of the County Court
mouse, ON southeast corner of Houston and
Jackson streets; good water abundant, Ap-
ply to 10 Houston st. ianiilSt
EOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FARM OFF
L 2UO acres. . miles east of the Court-house
III the city of Dallas, Texas. j. NJ. PArrER-
SON, Agent, No 2i8 Paterson ave. janlI- IL
EOk RENT-SEVERAL FARMS; COM.
4 Portable houses. plenty of water;6 miles
rom me city. .. r. BowsER, 3l8 Elm ST. d2Otf
DOR RaNT-A SEW N-ROOM HOUSE,
4 tenant house, barn and nine acres. on,
Toss avenue; one minutes walk of street car.
Apply TO GEORGE II. PLowMAN, 1903 Main
street. noiItt
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AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS

A ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
"A and levying special tax 10 pay for The
district sewer from the west side of HarwOod
street, between Main and Elm streets. TO n
point In alley In block 1876, distance of 2jS feet
SECTION |. BE 1t ordained by the CITY
council Of the City of Dallas, That the report
OF toe City Engineer of the cost of construed
Ing the district sewer from the west side of
HARDWOOD street, between Main and Elm
streets, In the city of Dallas, to a point in
the alley in block 1875, distance of 2jS feet
be and the same is hereby approved, and Tie
estimate of pro rata costs therein set forth be
and the same is hereby assessed against The
property therein described. and that a speojal
TAX OF the respective amounts stated be and
lhe same Is hereby levied against the various
lois OF ground described in said reports. ex-
elusive OF improvements In proportion TO The
area ofthe whole district, exclusive of public
highways. The City Assessor and Collector
shall enter said lists of said property and the
name of the owner thereon together with
The assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots in said district, on
his tax rolls, in a DO k kept for that purpose,
ana shall proceed to collect the same as pro
yided in the city charter. paw
SEC. q Thai this ordinance shall take eff.
feet from Its passage.
Approved October %, 1884.
49,. -, W. L. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. e. PARRY City Secretary.
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A N ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
"A construction and maintenance of avn.
ihgs ana signs on, over or across sidewalk
In the City of Dallas 'N'
SECTION !. BE It ordained by the City Conn.
ell OF the city Of Dallas, That A. shall he mn.
lawful for any person or persons To erect or
construct any awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks In the City of DALLAS lower M
any point than ten feet from the surface oi
the sidewalk all awnings shall be securely
fastened 10 me side OF the building and ARM
" supported by iron brackets, and Mi avn
,,ngs, except cloth awnings, within the fire
| limits shall be covered with tin, Sheet iron
zinc, or some nrc-proof material; nor sbnil
NY person erect any awning pos, on any
sidewalk In the City of Dallas, All ayynin!,
posts now standing on any Sidewalk
snall DC removed us soon as the awnings theV
support are removed for repairS an ntnoyr
purposes nor snail any awning extend
oil the sidewalk. '"hc
Sec. z, II shat he unlawful Tor any persop
OF persons 10 place, have or maiuinln ,,nV
slgh OF wood, cloth, tin or other Substances
nelug suspended, fastened or attached I'm any
siJn,so,ihi,u . hStoss, along, over or above any
on below the awning, 80 that The same sbnii
project more than six inchesfrom The onior
euge oi any lot or building abuttinu ON any
street IN snid Cityof Dallas. '
S &C., o. Any one violating any of the pro-
n,s. o on the TWO preceding sections shall
En convection IN the Mayors court be iined
an any sum not less than Ave no more tbSp
d, ~, = tnat ny ordinances, or parts of or.
pealed. "e heropy re-
D., Sec. ;. That this ordinance take efrec, n,,,
its passage aud publication, ''''"
Approved October Q, 1854.
tina oonx W. L. CABRLL, Mayor
W. h, PARRY, City Secretary,
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ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ruArnx
~ ,he lsth day OF December, lSSi En,'a
oni,elus, OF Dallas county, Texas, IRA Mo 49,,
rs; sis im, 70 tne Undersigned resiiIng9t No
w. w., RIM street Dallas Texas, ali OF hIs nrnn U
Any Any nllu estate, real, personal nnd miXob IL
iiy,g ali nus chaSosin action, ard All d@his
,,na.uIns una demands due To him. ar n,hP.i,,
n 1,nnI become due, Save and exeent snch
IoneIty rs by law In exemp, from cx suv,l
nni,l 10. we benefit OF such of his crcGi,nrs
,la ,s 9s WI consent TO accent IN ir nrneo. -
uonhi snare OF his estate and dschnr ,'o hp,,,
avn on' ,her respective claims. ProyiIed hna,
MI that no should not q tllsohnr5ed NV
n. 10 creditor who does moi 10 w
S Sl n NUT rs one.thlrd OF the amount dnnanJJ
n,a estate The creditors OF said ShIeds e ,,
M nb' ~, 10 such assignment are hercby ,,,,
wri, w. n,ake known 10 me their cons.', ,' a.,
cntinm WITHIN four months after Inc pnhiil
nono. rJAMEs MoRoNEY, Assignee
Al i ~, leNhs, J ,nuary |, lSSj,
al. al peisohs Indebted 10 Kane sht,,t.
no u "ru 70 pay such indebtcdness In 70 y,
~, U,ige 10, W Elm street, Dailns rn,a Wv
bb, nr 80 theclnlms viii be pIncel ,sN ,,
''"hus OF an attorney for colleoilon' vi 'he
JAMES MoRoNEY, A,slvn,o.
Jan .-iltwSt
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STRONG DRINK AND CRIME MAINE
An Extraordinary Record-A Movement
TO Aboli.h tho nrnlh Penalty Amin

IN extraordinary Record-A Movement
20 Abolish the Death Penalty Again.
PORTLAND, Jan. The Maine legisla-
turo of 1852 restored the death penalty
for the crime Of murder in the first do
gree. Two years have passed, and al
ready there are mutterings of dissatis-
faction and considerable talk in favor of
return TO the old order of things. Tho
prospect of death on the scaflold does
not seem To have had the intended effect.
and II Is likely that those who believe
that hanging is arelic of standardization
Will make u united effort to have the old
law restored and punishment by death
abolished
Judge Goddard, of Portland, TO whom.
more than TO any fifty others In tho
state the re-establishment of the death
penalty is due, contends that there Is
no call for any change, and he does not
expect any serious move by tho "senti-
mentalists," as he calls his opponents,
In that direction. Tho criminal record
OF the state for the past year IL not an
agree able one TO contemplate. There
have been l,li5 criminal prosecutions
such as have required the attention of
county attorneys. Exclusive of all
prosecutions for Violation of the liouor
laws, and not counting any prosecu-
ton In local courts, there has been one
criminal prosecution TO each 1000 in
habitants Of the state. Eleven persons
have been prosecuted for killing fellow
beings, and four men and ono woman
have been sentenced TO death.
Six of the sixteen counties OF the state
share In this bloody record. or the
eleven murders, three were committed
IN Sagadohoc, three In konnebec, two
in Hancock, one In Somerset, one I'm
York, and one in Cumberland. Some of
these were cold-blooded, premeditated
killings, asbrutal aud revolving AZ any
in the annals Of crime. The worst
was the chopping 10 pieces and shooting
OF Thomas Barrows, an old farmer, in
valid and cripple. The actual muir
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NOypmbpr II 1891

NoTICE-MAYoRS OFFICE, CITY OF
~ fALLAs, Zee, Q, lSSi.-Puhlic notice is
ner .bv given to all whom II may concern
that application will he made To the legis-
lntnre OF the state OF Texas, TO assemble on
the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1885, for the
following changes In and amendments TO the
various acts incorporating the city of Dallas
lo-wit: To repeal all obsolete and lnope.
ratlVe sections; TO more clearly define the
municipal boundaries; TO make all officers OF
the municipality, excepting the secretary,
elective by the qualified electors thereof; 10
more clearly define the mode OF enacting or
dlnances; to Simplify and more clearly de-
me The mode of opening widening and OK.
tending streets, avenues aud allows; 10 pre-
scribe the mode OF acquiring ground and
right-ol-way within or without the nunipi.
PAL limits for water-works, parks, cemeie-
rios, house of correction or reform, or work.
house, hospitals, quarantine purposes. or
other mn 4 necessityto the health and
wellbcing of the city; TO enable tho city to ere
ate special funds for street extension, and
street improvement purposes, aud for the
erection and maintenance of u seminary or
hlgh school In connection with the free pub-
nc school system Of the city; h. remove eX-
listing conflicts In the charter and render IFS
meaning plain; to more clearly define the
corporate power over any and an classes of
street railroads. w. l.. CABELIi, Mayor,
Chairman OF COmuittND
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OFFlCIAL-ClTY LAWS.
A N ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING TIL

A NORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
a lines and width of a part of Polk street:
SECTION |. Be 1t ordained by the Citv
council OF the City of Dial las, That the prop
osition OF Mr.. s. III. CockrelI, proprietor Of
the ground, is hereby accepted as a dedica-
tiGn, and the lines OF Polk Street are hereby
established as follows. Beginning at the
northeast intersection of Poydras and Polk
streets; thence in direct line easterly TO the
southwest corner of fractional block No. IS.
on the Grigsby league line, the same being
the north 1.-The of said street. The south line
OF Polk street shall begin on Poydras street.
S01eet south of the first named point, and
thence run easterly parallel to the first line
the same distance; thence north to the south
line OF Young street. At said southwest cor
ner OF block TO the north lines of Polk and
Young streets meet.
SEC; 2. That the Engineer is hereby re-
CURED TO measure and properly work the
lines of said street as herein defined.
SEC. 3. That this ordinance shall take eff
1ect from and after its passage
Approved October 2s. 1884.
a., w. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. f. PARRY, City Secretary,
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SO to New oriean. and Return.

Commencing January 18th, the Texas
~ Pacific railway will sell round trim
tickets TO New Orleans and return. good
10 days az Sl5, aud at $22.35 good for 20
days. This IS positively the only line
running solid trains with Pullman
sleepers through to Now Orleans with
out change of cars of any class. The
Texas u Pacific is now running two
trains daily to Now Orleans with Pull
man sleepers on both trains. 50i Main
street is the only "elty olicep selling
tickets via this route.
E.P. TURNER,
- ~, Agent, Dallas.
G.. l.. II Y. A., Galveston.