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OR. MINTIE.
(sPECIALIsT AND GRADUATE,
No. ii Kearny St. San Francisco
Treats al Chronic, Special and Private Diseases
with Wonderful Sue cess,
The Great EngltA
REMEDY

Is a certain cure for
Nervous Debility Los
Manhood, Prostrat0-
rhCea, and allthe evil
of youthful fol
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II who u
4 regular Ph stefan
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500 t1ne.

The attention of parties concerned
IL directed to the following:
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
AND COLLECTOR.
Sec. 817. Any person or persons
who shall transact any business
trade or occupation, or profession tor
which q license is required by sons
chapter without first obtaining the
same, shall be deemed guilty of q
% Sefo1e any Court anf h. SR / e%onH,eteGa
jurisdition, be fined in any sum not
less than $40 or more than 500, and
stand convicted until such sum shall
be satisfied; and like proceedings
shall be had a. In cases of INSIDE
meanor, a. prescribed by law.
DANIEL J.. WEIGH,
Treasurer and Collector, Silver Bow
County. IL Is tt
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The Common Enemy.

mon enemy, Disease, 1t is necessary to oppose
him with persistence. 1t very frequently hap
pens that 4 remedy perfectly adequate to the
necessities Of the case, II persisted in, Is con-
Of it do not cure . malady. How unreasonable
and unjust would such q judgment he regard
ing Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. one of the most
popular and highly sanctioned medicines of the
day, q potent invi4orant. and an invariably sue
cessful remedy for consti patton, dyspepsia L liver
complaint, incipient rheumatism, neuralgia
and govt, inactivity md weakness Of the kid
neys and bladder, and for infrmtties incident
to the decline ollie. No fact Is better estab-
lIshed than the above, yet in order to expert
ence its truth, those anicted with obstinate
forms Of disease should give this benignant cur
alive q patient trial. Ifthey do, they may rely
upon decisive curative results.
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MINING APPLICATION No. 1918.
u. 6. Land Office,
Helena, NJ. T.. April q, 1885,

Notice il hereby given. hat Leopold r.
address is Butte. Silver Bow County, Montana,
have this day fled their application for . pat
emit tor ll49 linear feet Of the Exchequer Lode
Mining Claim, situated In Summit Valley Min
ing District, Silver Bow County, Montana Ter
ritOYy, the position, course and extent Of the aid
mining claim, designated by an cficial survey
thereof, - Lei No. 856. Township No. 3 n Range
No. s W, being more particularly set forth q
described IN the ofacial field notes and plat
thereof on file in this office, a. follows, to-wit:
Beginning Al the southeeyt COZ. . porphyry Stone
28xl4x1O ms ret 70 tns. deep,marked LIZA for
cor. No. /, with . mound Of earth alongside, from
which the q sec. cor. between secs. q and "a, T.
8 Z. 8 ", beam 80 49, Q AS a. n running
thence n $50 ~ " 1449 n. thence n 40 " 600 It.
thence Q $50 1' . 1449 4. thence 9 10 e 600 It. to
the place Of beginning, containing IN area Of
1885 acres in this survey. excluding an area Of
SIT acres, included in surveys Nos. zoos, 764 and
NJ. A. No, 81 not claimed, leaving IN area of
ll.69 acres claimed by the above named applf-
cants.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
once Of the County Recorder Of Deer Lodge
County, on page 673, in book K Of LOdes.
The adjoining claims are, on the northeast,
sur. No. i.OO0, Barnard Placer snd sur. No. 1,242
the Ida Lode; on the south, sur. No. 764, the
Brewer Lode and on the west BY n. A. No. 97
Placer.
+. Atkinson, Register.
Jos. q, Harper, u. 8. Claim Agent, 80 God
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The New York Nation IL fast nearing
tho close Of its f0rtieth volume. and
twentieth year Of existence. 1t was
founded in July, 1885, in recognition
of the new order Of things which was
sure to follow the end Of the war and
The abolition Of slavery. 1t 1t once
eepoused the cause Of pure, bipartisan
administration of the National Gov
eminent, and the present condition
Of civil service reform 10 owing to 1t
more than to any other instrumen.
tality. It has been conducted, In Its
two leading departments. politics
and literature. by the same editors
from tho 6rSt number, ana hoIds 10
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Order OF Eastern Star Ruth Chap
ter No. g.
Meets on first and third Wednesdays Of each
month, at 8 p. M, sharp. All members are cor
daily invited 10 attend.
MRS, GEO. F.. MARSH, W. NJ.
MRS. l. NJ. MORsEHEAD, Sec'y. So
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Notice.
CLERKS OFFICE,

Jefferson County, M0ntana.J
Notice is hereby given. that on Wednesday.
June Sd, 1885, at u o'clock NJ, there will be sold
at this Office, to the highest bidder for cash.
Seven Thousand Dollars Of Jefferson County
Bonds, Said bonds to draw interest at the rate
Of seven per cent. per annum, interest payable
semi-ennuAlly. Said bonds payable twenty years
from date of issue and redeemable at n time
after ten years from date Of issue These bonds
are issued under authority Of an Act passedby
the Fourteenth Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory Of Montana and approved March 10th:
1886, entitled IAN act to enable the County OF
Jefferson to erect . jail" Bids are Invited up
to the hour of sale. -
CHA9. Z. STEVENS,
County Cork.
Boulder, April I'D, 1885. l27d1R
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IAN publieshons intended EF review In the
UrxIs shouh b addpsDed 70 The edifos, Butte
Clsy. Montana. All srnus4enn hr ssv1ews
elsewhere than In the home once have been
cssceued. snd he only way IN which publish
IN WIN be assured Of notices, will be BY ID
dressfnG their hvors - above-THE EDrroRI
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versity Of Pennsylvania, will agree to forfeit
800 6Sr Z case Of this lind the Vl1ALREsTOR!,
ALIVE, under his special advice ndtreetments
VIII not cur. Price $50 bottlee four times th.
quantity, S. Sent to any address Confidential
u, in private name II desired, by A Z. A1NTlE
N. D., II Kearny street. ST. Cal,
Send for pamphlet and List Of questions.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. D.
VIII be sent to any one applying BY letter state
ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy In
re4ard to buGne0 transactions.
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+. Atkinson, Register.
Jos. n, Harper, u. g.. Claim Agent, "a GOD
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David Ramaley, of st. Paul, has
issued q work of IS pages that Is OF
unusual interest in the business Office
Of . printing establishment. Its
title is the Employing Printers
Price List for Job Work." The book
contains hundreds Of estimates of the
value Of completed job printing.
Il gives special tables Of rates for bill
heads, monthly statements, note and
letter-heads, checks, receipt and note
books, hand-bills, posters, railroad
and steamboat shipping books, leaf
lets and catalogues. It includes
tables Of prices for job work on frso-
tional sizes Of folio post and fiat cap;
for different sizes ofcards for COM
pleted pamphlets and constitutions.
Home of the tables include separate
estimates for paper, composition,
press-work and binding. The author
offers his work as the only practical
form in which prices for job printing
can be quoted, q d.considers the in
information conveyed applicable to
any part Of the United States.
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EYant, At Enni.

ENNIS, April 25,--[Special.l-The un,
usually heavy rains have done great
damage TO the roads leading to thi.
place. Several important bridges have
been carried away and tho roads badly
washed out. Work in the field has been
stopped for several days and farmers
mud considerable room TO complaln
though they are much farther advanced
III tnolr work than they were this time
last oar, and have great confidonoe In
realizing good crops. Fruit trees arc
making q good show for au abundant
yield Near Bristol are some very
Gool stands OF cotton and corn along the
ROAD Wheat lie In splendid condition,
Local option seems TO work yorv we'll
mere Many who opposed IL a year ago
now advocate 10 and express the deter
mlnatlon TO support 1t I'm future. IL h
asserted that whisky can DO had
py the knowing ones. III so, it is
KEPT very quiet. An occasional
bav1kage oil OLD Bourbon for family use
Rev. J. Fred Cox and wife, of tho
hethoulst Episcopal church south, and
~, ~ o. white aud family, left this
'AN Wv VAAthilM 0AnONlttnn.
WIN Orr, of Orr & Llndsley, 81. Lonis
Ii. q. Neal. ""'' win
The roller skating crazem has again
struck the town. Tue RINK In we'll nat.
roniled. One of the city ministers In
his sermon last Sunday, strongly con.
demned roller-skatlng Kinks and oh.
Jeoted TO the members OF his church via.
ltlng the rink, very much 10 the disgust
OF the young people.
Trade is very quiet. But few farmers
nave beon In town during the weak.
Merchants complain OF not RettIng
ses. ply 'NPon-
The name OF Il. +. Msuchbauk was
omitted In the list OF teachers engaged
Tor the school next year. lie has been
during the present year, and
mas done good service In the advance.
ment OF education.
The now city council has caused sona
repairs to be made on the streets' N
can mud plenty to do, especially In tho
way OF repairing crossings, and If N
would have some new orossines isid
down the people would have some
reason TO know why they arc caIied
upon TO pay a road tax.
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HENRIETTA, April 25.-lspocial.l-Th,
prospects for good crops in this county
are better than ever known boiore
me season has been as good as could b,
~anted,and,although the lato continued
rains VIII stop work for few days, still
the soil being sandy, crops will not h,
the least injured. The molsture In.
iuuy met, aud very little more rain will
De necessary TO make Zine orons'
Farmers looK happy over the nrps.
poets, Cattle ara doing unusually wall
rne grass Is In hne condition, and so
green that II IL almost black. ~
IN the court-house tower one ran
stand aud see the Wichita mountains
~ miles distant over In the Indian Ter,
fitQry, ana can easily sec the Wichita
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falls, a distance of Is mile = II l. IN
highest tower in northwe :, Taxas o ~
going to the top Of 1t poes m IA f,iShts
of stairs. so00 ny e"''
~, W p w. EasiS " Attleman, has bought
~ n tha 1st Of Nan md will take charge OF
County cou' has boar in sass,o, bara
three weeks and haS Sisnosad 9 oi cnns;a o >
large. ' VIZ "''A0' 'oins 'oiS
DiAsr lct court convenes the first Mon
SSSy, IN May with by far the largest
my M Ket ever known in Clay county.
- 10 term will be held in the new court
louise, which will be received by the
commissioners court next week. 1t has
cost the county $4,000 in cash, and vet
} all kinds of scrip In Clay countyis worth
l00cents on the dollar.
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RnwIn Eraviiina

BOWIE, April 25 Special. AN at
tachme was levied YESTERDAY on the
furniture stock of A. j. Wheeler, who
recently made nm assignment. The
levy was in favor of the Louisville C0f-
fin company, 20 satisfy debt Of $l75
Five of the prisoners convicted at the
late term of the Montague county dis.
trict court, were started TO the peniten
tiary yesterday evening.
The Central hotel has changed hand 81,
W, M. Payne retiring, and Mr.. D. W,
Harkey, OF Baird, taking charge.
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INSURANCE

nFFlCE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
~ and History, Austin, Texas, April II, 1885.
-Toall Whom II May Concern: This is To
certify that the Western Fire and Mar.
nc insurance Company, of San Fran
CISCO Calliorna, has in all respects
lully complied with the laws Of Texas
as conditions precedent to its doing busine 5
II ihls state, and that said Company L.lIs y
Certificate OF Authority from this Office en-
MIiing IL 7? 40 business In this State fortwelve
me 8lst day of December, 1855.
,fi ~. . ;I-Slven Hnder my hand ahi soal, ~
VIII, III austin, the day and date first above
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orsfcrd's Acid Phosphate.

ADMIRABLE RESULTS IN FEvERs
DR.. j. J. Ryan, st. Louis, Mo-, says
II invariably prescribe it In tevers;
facilitating diseases, with admirable
results. | also find it a tonic to an en-
feebled condition of the genital organs. -
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h a H n V wv

This famous Standard Bred Hamblsionlar
stallion VIII serve u lint ted numbered Marc,
NJ the GNArENtNE PRAIRIE SroCK EARN
near Dallas, undor the management o
Reuben Armstrong,
LARRY VS. SIRE I.ouis Napoleon
was me sire oIJerumo EDDY. record 2:lO D., aud
sull 70 Jewott Bros, OF Bumlo, for ~ JOO
una stand NJ the head Of their Stud at ~
tne season. also Myrtle, record 2:g7 spin.
nelia, record 2i8'4 &, and several other, with
ilst records and trials. Volunteer. mo sira
OF Louis Napoleon, hes 2S with r,eotds in
sitO or better, md better than 2:9l. nmong
Them are ~; julien, 2lilt; g o.ter, 2:iI;and
haiiy Nv hNnhH VS. Dam, Fanny Mupos,
hall sls''r TO Goldsmith Muid, he, proven
herself TO be great brood marr, bc'up tbe
dam OF jerome Eddy, record 2il6s and epye.
raj others that could beat ESQ
LARRY W.
rs beautiful dark bay with blncl,
points; IS l}l hands high; weight i,0IS
poundsi has not been worked lnr sptpd Inv.
ing hcen put In the stud when tWnN,sfs niI
whon ne produced the three nst colts. ylg,
~ u, Dewey, kosamOn nud BOsuli, bIsouiv
get of that year. A. & Dewey fr,ii.t s.vcy
races In 1851, only losing one hftt. li fr,t"
TED through the Missouri, Kansas fr. MI.
nos Circuits, beating such good cuIt.5s t,i
NcANoi ny onWurui Alice Almond, Iy All.
llivHn Judge Spraguo, 10y Gov. Sprngut. ana
1thet INST colts, and has shown q 4, mile I'm
i;W 70 polo and obtained record I'D g,i6.
hoshllc. the three yegr.old nlue, trpfiCd "a
mle ~ Joliet H., 2:Si OvUra y mile irnrlf
anu ltolied second TN RplaclavR st Cattbnec'
H. IN 2.iO RoSamoud has mot siarirI In, n
race, but lsus speedy as either of thef l1
TERNs-SllQ FOR ri;E SEAsov.
, Mares not proving lnaM may 10 hI,i ia
hA"Me W, fcc or charge the iollOwlrr sen.
Son. ne f'shlon he bred stallion. MANI
Bkl mo CHIEF, will also stand "a limited
number OF mnrcs NJ the same ranch nt Crane
Vine, Terms, SIS for the season. Cnu an on
address REUBEN ARMSTRONG,
Care CITY National Rank paiIas
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H. p BEE, Insurance Comuisslonor,
GEORGES u nrXTER A 90 An.,,,

nfflCE OF INSURANCE. sra
- tistics and History, Austin, Texas Feb
70, lSS1,-Io An Whom It May Concern; mis-
~ certify that the American Fire Insurance
Hun,Pany' OF Philadelphia, Penn. has
IN an respects fully compiled with tbe lavse
pl ieAnS us conditions precedent 10 MS doing
nuslnGse IN this State, and thar said Cnine
nNhy nolds0 Certificate of Authority from
state for twelve months from ihe Isl NV s'I, ~,
i it, nary lSSo' TO theSlst day OF December.
L. S,l-Hlvon under my hand and seal M
oll1s, IN Austin, the day and date nrSt above
H. r. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
WHEAT sHUMARD. Agents.
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Duo ThAnl,a Inc pnnnr

MIR. Editor: WAS induced by road-
ing your good paper TO try DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic for debility, liver disorder
anu scrofula, and three bottles have
cured me, Accept my thanks. JOS. q.
Boggs.-[ Ex.
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JOHN s. ALDEHoFF. Aeon, na,,..

OtFlGEoF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
~ ana rd ~ history, Austin, Texas, March lG.
loeertliy Lhat the Continental Insurance Com
pHny' on New York, y, T., has IN ali rosnocis
l9liy compiled with The laws of Ioxas M CON.
Sa ,at precedent TO It's doing business i'm This
ncnte or Authority from this Office eniitlinc
" lou business Ia this State for twelve
months nom the LIST day OF January, lSS5. Ia
'ny oIst day OF December 1885. ~
ofbi H., S,iZ,1lvyen under my hand and seal, M
written. ''' ""'Ne
HIP. ppp T,,s,,r,,,, f..
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H. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
y. H. AROHINARD. manager, DANA. ro,

DEPARTMENT. OF INSURANCE. STA.
- ustics and History, Austin, Texas
March 10, lSS5--To all Whom II NAV
N9,ncern; This is to certify that the Penn,
adelphia, Pennsylvania, has In XII rasii ~
ii9ii.iiy complied with the laws of Texas ms con.
Glilons precedent to its doing business IN
ms state, and that said Company holds q
IIt,iLit,neate OF Authority from This Office en-.
Twelve months from the list day of Janu,ry
ny 70 the 8lst day OF December, 1855
H. y I-Given under my hand and saol ot
written. ''' UNIV u'H' "poNe
Ill p. REE In.,,,,.....- r-.--.
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~ ~ OF manhood cause more suiiorlpg sni.
si,,gs' nervous debility, impotence, sterilty
slena, hladder, kidreys, heart, dropSy. dis
U1.ses anu brights disease, than everythin.
Sc, ana cannot be cured with stomach mol
i.,ts es None, electricity, crayons, belts, csg-
ih.us,,,ppesn and American Medical Rnrss,
MI se9a Treatise for Is conts, giving rene.
ut Ut, enu objections which cure these othn,.
w., .eI,i diseases ~ home wlthoutpain pri.
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WHEAT \ snuMARD, Aron,..
70 YOUNG AID MIDDLE-AGED men

SURE CuRE,-The awful effect of early
vice, which brings organic Weakness eS.
stIoying beth mind and body, with nll its
SUMPTION, sets In, or Palpiiation of Inc
Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Nervous Dis
yhAItes, SO MUCH TO pE FEARED, Lack of
i,SeaS, sadness OF Spirits, Ugly lmaginipas,
DISLIKE 10 social Life and Breeding Melan.
MARRIED MEN, or those entering ON
mat hnppy HE, aware of Physical Debility,
ENcltability OF the Nerves, or other irregn
latitles, quickly assisted.
NO MINERALS UaED,-Young neonlc
losing their health, and spending tlme apd
money vith those unskillcd and unOuallfled
70 treat them, causing fatal disorders to the
he9d, throat, nose, liver aud lungs, stomach
unu ,i noUW.,e,sl sfhEDlLl CURED.
nom calling at once on ~"
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TOR SALE-NINE ACKEs, { OKNEII- ~
Hall street and the Central IA ivy.
Two good houses and cistern; fine Nire,aFi
ana other select fruits, shrubbery, etc. A
choice piece OF property to Ice had very cheap.
Apply TO SIMPSON q HUFFNIAN, 7l Elm
street
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H'UR SALE-A1 A BAkGAIN, LOB 100
a by Isl feet on the east side of Har Eood
street, VOL built house Of rooms and hall,
riety of bearing fruit trees; pri e, 50 $50 Also
house OF rooms and lot 30 by 30 feet, ON
south side of Wood street, between Cabel and
Preston streets. Price s. 400. Apply 10
MURPHY BOLANZ, Real Estate and cOllecss
ing agents 700 Main strppt
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A ORDINANCE ASSESSING BENE.
n hts and levy special taxes against the
property holders and surrounding property
benehted by the extension of Cochran street
20 W West ~ rs ordered by ordinance Of Febru.
SECTION !. BE 1t ordained by the CITY
council of the city OF Dallas that for the mr.
pose OF paying for the property condemned
ior public use In extending Cochran street
,oe5 20 W., as ordered by ordinance Feb. 81
levied II special tax against the following
surrounding property holders and property
peneatled as follows, viz; A. Wagenhau.
SSer, SIoek %, OF original town Of Dallas, be.
seet 1 oS ieei square, contaiaing 1900 square
i93lnhing said block rs and being 200 feet north
az WeftO by an average width of 25O feet
north l6e east containing $1,000 square feet
VI iahu out OF the John Nicely Bryan Head
.ishI, all benefited TO the amount of $lOO;
M, ~, Arbuckle, a lot lD feet north 7ac east
ny III ieet north 42o west, containing n an
square feet, on the north side of Cochran
street, as extended, being in block -. ard
Denehied SO; f. NJ. COckrell, lots and Q. in
i plGck ~ (DlOck 49, original town of Dallas,
elhg lO iaet square, containing 10, 900 square
ieet OF iand, and benefited SIS; Mrs. Il II
Sockrell, lois and block II block 70. orig.
MAJ town OF Dallas, being 10000 square rect
OF land, benefited SlOO; b. Gibbs, lot on
north side OF Cochran street, lsi[ feet wide
by 100 feet long, containing 1 $50 suuars reet
benefited $50. All OF said properiy
pelng situated I'm the CITY AMI
county OF Dallas and state OF Texas. md
Suld sums or money being the respec-
~ proportional amounts OF special taxes
que upon all surrounding property directly
aforesaid. guy '""H
SEC; 2 That the City Assessor and Collee.
OTIS - hereby ordered TO collect said special
the CITY Charter I'm such cnges tnnde nnd
provided. an"
SEc. 3. Tint this ordinance take effect
rom ana a!ter It's passage and publication.
Approved March q, 1885
w l.. GAnEIT Mo-.
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EUR SALE OR EXCHANGE-lO ACRES
Il OF land in Johnson county, all under
fence-65 acres in cultivation, IS are, N
well. We offer this place cheap fAr cash or
viii exchange Tor Dallas real estate. Apply
10 sIMpsON q ILu FFMAN. 73l Elm etrnl I -
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true cory W. 3. PHR H NV ss MrSGr

AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING CoCu.
"a d ran street nifty feet wide TO the Missouri
shcIioE ,. BE 1t ordained by the City
council OF the city of Dallas that Cochran
street. In the city OF Dallas, be ex-
Tended In s. 76o west direction nuv
le't wide, as follows: BEGINNING nj n
point IN the north line OF block 70 old town
thlrty rect at right angles from the center OF
NE Missouri Pacific railroad track; thence
N y. parallel with said railroad Track
Hh9 lnlTly feet theroirOm finy feet; thence
N lo9 H. parallel with said north limo of
Olock ~ about two hundred feet, to Il. Glbis
southwest linei thence with his said south.
west line 5. 42o T.. fiuy.elght feet tn uie
north line Of block "a; thence =. 765 W. with
Tue OF blocks q and 70, about two hundred
ana forty feet 20 the beginning.
SIC, 2 That said extension be- made NO.
ootllng TO the Dallas City Charter and TINT
all damages and costs uccasuned therebv be
assessed against the property adjacent there.
10y ana benefited In accordance with said
Sic. 3; That this ordinance tako effect
from and uuer its passage,
Approved February ri, 1885.
A fH4fHF. NJ "a
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DR. WASSSRCUG, 7s2 Elm Street, DslI,,

Al private matters cared. Parties treated
oN lHetter md medicine sent 9. .. u.
DK. WASSERCuG, u regular Graduate
",1ptuiha N oilce-lS years practice.
Wy Y. M suNnANS-gto n n, M. 9to 4 n. M
DALLAs, TEXAS, April N, 1875. f''''
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NOt Shhh-yiXl,O FEET ON EAST Elm
n street, one store honse and nice resi-
cence, clslern, etc Desirable property and
offered at o. rice that makes II more tinn a
s9le Investment Apply to SIMPSON & HUFF
MAN, 73l Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-27

IGOR SALE-lGOXly9 FEhT, CURN FK OF
Adair and Live OAK streets; two houses,
wen, stable, etc WIN sell cheap and on
reasonable terms. Apply TO SINrsoN 4
HUFFMAN, 73l Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-27
hOk sALE-A GENUINE BARGAIN

Or sALE-A GENUINE BARGAIN
. Tor any one wishing n homo,
House of six rooms, two piastc red, hal
anee papered. Lot 60 by o., Shade trees, GOOD
Well House in good order, cheap. Part cash,
balance ON time; S24 Live Oak street. Fine
dwelling IN East 'Dalia: has nine iarge rontss
kilchen and servants room, coal and wood
SHEDS, large stable and carriage honse chicken
yard, abundance offne fruit, WEB aud dis.
tern water lot leo by $50; will Aell al \ bar
gam, everything in frst-class order. i'm
proved property I'm all parts of city for sale.
would be pleased to show them at any time
70 those wishing to purchase TUNYRR
WHEAT * Co., 723 Elm street