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National Republican., 1885-03-30
SOUVENIRS.

12I9c Linen Handkerchief for oc.
DC Children's Linen Handkerchicfs for &c.
Sl.3S Coaching Parasols for si.05.
tI.OS Brocaded Parasols for sl.6O.
{22o 26-inch sllk Umbrellas for 81 SS.
2 for 25c Linen Collars for for 25c.
15c Linen Guns for lie.
25c Chlld's Fancy Collars for 10c.
clos Spanish Lace Fichus for sI.4s.
Csc LaCc.trlmmod Flchus for 10c.
25c LAcos, all styles, for 1sc
1Oc Beaded Crowns for 13c.
25c Ruchiugs, all styles, for 19c.
9Sc Chenille Frinse for 79c
Csc Tinsel Braid Trimming for 4Sc,
ti.4S Feather Tips for clio.
4Sc Pompons for 30c.
zoe Plaid Sash Ribbon for CSC.
25c Jewelry, all styles, for l9c.
4Dc Jewelry, all styles for 3Sc.
CSC Jewelry, all styles, for 79c.
29c Rhine Stone Collar Buttons for 23c,
So satchels, ali styles. for b4c.
DSc Satchels. all styles, for S3c.
sl.6S satchcls, all styles, for 1929.
sl.9S Sstcheis, nll styles, for sl.62.
25c Pocketbooks, all styles, for 19c.
A0c pocketbooks, all styles, for 37c.
Csc Pocketbooks, all styles, for s3c.
2jc Fans, all styles, for 19c.
GENTS'
tJ,9s Bicycle Shirts for sl.82.
s2,4S Bicycle Shirts for s21O.
sl.75 Boys Bicycle Shirts for sl.41.
25c Half Hose, all styles, for 10c.
5Oc Half Hose, all styles, for 43c.
25c Gauze Underwear for 19c.
5Oc Balbrlggan Underwear for ACC.
81 Fancy Striped Underwear for SOC.
81 spring.weight Wool Underwear for sec.
Doc Jean Drawers for Ale.
National Republican., 1885-03-30
The NAVY Fraud Cases.

LOOK out for the grand promenade concert
and reception of the Elks; Washington Light
InlantrY ArmOry, Easter Monday night
National Republican., 1885-03-30
Red Cloud at Miss RAnsom's.

TRYthree lines In The REPUBLICANS Want
columns. Three times. % cents.
National Republican., 1885-03-30

HOLD on to the truth for IL will serve you
well and do you good through eternity. Hold
on to virtue, II is beyond price to you at all
times and places. Hold on to DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, for there is nothing like 1t TO cure a
cough orcold.
National Republican., 1885-03-30

Hamburg Embroideries,
All-Overs, and Flouncings
continue to come and go.
Splendid values.
Csecond Floor-Take the Elevator.)
National Republican., 1885-03-30

Colors-Mode, Olive, Navy, Marine, Myrtle
Drab, Light Blue, Beige Cardinal. seal Brown,
Scarlet Wine, three shades Of Garnet, and
Black.
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Personal,


Harry w. Rumble, of st. Louis, Is at
the Windsor,
@. Momand and wife, Dallas, are stop-
ping at the Windsor.
Judge John S. Triplett, st. Louis; ia n
guest OF the Windsor.
o. Nj. Arnold, of Mount Vernon, Ohio.
Is guest OF the Windsor.
Col. II. De Armand and wife, of Nc
kinney, are guests of the Windsor.
Mrs. j. III, LowdeI and baby are con.
hned to their beds by serious illness,
j. ii. Heating, representing Henry,
Sears q Co., Of Chicago, Is at the
John A. Frey, prominent merchant
tho Windsor.
Capt. A. Rouch and Mr.. w. G. How
ard returned yesterday from a visit 10
the New Orleans exposition.
Mr. ii. l.. Haven, Of San Francisco.
representing the Hubert Howe Bancrofi
publications, Is In the city, and paid the
HERALD office pleasant call.
Mr.. A. W. Chlldress and wife, altar
having spent a most delightful time in
the south, and visiting the New Orlean.
exposition, returned yesterday.
Mr.. w. Benson Sale, who is in thu
city IN the interest of Chefs d'Ceuyre
dart, OF the International exhibition.
and representing George Barrie, of Phil.
adelphia, IL In the city, and called at the
HERALD Office,
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MCKINNEY, March s.-ISpecial. u,
l. Roquemoro and VIM. Deal were to.
day taken to the penitentiary.
In the district court the city of Nc
Kinney employed counsel'to die a snit
against itself in the name of few lead-
ing cltl2ens' The object of the bill is TO
enloin the collection of the Houston Il
Texas Central railroad subsidy tax. one
or the purposes Is to unearth certain al
legod Irregularities In the comptrolleris
Office in reference to city bonds.
and one of the results will Ina
to collect the tax OF the little esh
and use II in litigatiug the collection OF
the tax from the Big.
Hon. John Johnson is ut home sick.
confined TO his room.
At the Heard opera-house Pecks Rad
Boy, Is billed for the 7 inst. Howell
Smith is providing series of select en-.
tertainments for citizens of Mckinney,
City election In April and two suit
Tor damages are awakening tho city an.
thorities to the necessity of putting
their man-trap, commonly called side,
walk, In order.
Pelsr Carter, knocked in the head
| about two weeks ago with a piece of
| stove-wood by Ed Brown is Thought h
/ be dying. The parties are brother-in
laws ana Carter had gotten up from hi,
sickness and was blowing, but the OK,
eruon caused prostralion; an eXamina
ton shows a broken skull.
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About Is months ago young gentle
man living in Commonwealth avenue
Boston, was smitten with violent pas
sion for pretty servant girl employed
in his mothers house.
They were married secretly, but the
family early discovered the state of af-
fairs, and then there was terrible
time; 1t was proposed to the erring son
that his low-born wife should be given a
e cert sum OF money, and
could never trouble him. It ia
presumed he regretted his hasty act,
for he accepted the terms and the girl
was sent away. The matter was con-
lined TO members of the family, with the
exception of an aunt of the young man,
who helped furnish money to buy the
silence of the girl, not even the most i'm
innate friends having an idea of the
way things stood. The young GENTLE
man, OF course, passed for an unmarried
man.
About six months after the disappear
ahce OF ms wlie he met beautiful girl
AZ Cambridge, with whom he fell des.
perately in love. She was lovely. no.
complishsd, and his equal in birth and
fortune He paid her marked attention
Tor several months, and finally offered
hlmself in marriage. The younp lady
accepted him, and the engaGemen} VOC
announced. Now, during this TINA tba
aunt, who knew his secret, dad heen
taken Violently insane, and was nut In
me me Mclean asylHm for treatment. The
cambridge young lady, whom we will
cali MISS White, had a sister I'm tbe
same asylum, who was insane from |
Miss White frequently |
visited her sister, and continued To do
so after her engagement. even sneaIins.
" her coming happiness during ono Of
ner visits. One day one of The keeners
~ the asylum said to the melancholy
patient: "Mlss White, your sister IL
'omlng TO SEQ you today In the on.
1osite gallery the aunt OF The vouny
nan was confined, and she overheard
ne message. She immediately called
'ut' 81 must see your sia-
er when she comes. / have
secret to tell her." Accordingly.
Yhen Miss White called, the aunt found
Means 10 see her, and after asking If IL ,
. as tr1e she was engaged, told her the i
10y oI tn9 young mans marriage, and ]
nat ne had never been divorced. mo Y
Dung lady was almost stunned. nj
loush, obtaining the news in such a
lace, shs could not believe IL, Return !
~ home she told her father What ~ sh n,
aa heard, and upon investigation. he s
una 1t true. AT this time the L
lyitations were ont for The
eadins, and all preparations ]
ade' Miss White sent her he
othed husband motto asking him IN
vi at 8, certain time. When he arrived \
10 walked into the room, and in the p
essence or her parents accused him of G
S treachery and the terrible position A
which he had nearly placed her. He n
y y, iiot aItempta denial, and could not v
~ anything to say in eXtenuation. exs ii
pit that he loved her and Thought that n
wife would never appeal. The II
Jung lady suffered serious Illness. S
HIGH suficed ~ pretext for reaalline "
Q invitations. The kind of honor i'm y
20 on, and allow an Innocent qirl n n
sacrificed. ought to be bound IN j.
psrate edition of the blue book, d
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everlsstingly drive them out of the
state. Senator Traylor succeeded in
having Colonel r. p. Crockett's name
incorporated in the bill which places the
Alamo in the hands of the governor,
and authorizes him to appoint veteran
to take care of it, the appointee to serve
two years and TO derive his in
como from the small admittance
fee charged visitors. This is
the first instance on record where
the bill included the name Of the person
to tillthe place. Uncle Bob Crockett
than whom no man is more worthy oil
being awarded the custody of the cradle
of Texas liberty, is the only surviving
son of David Crockett, who fell at the
Alamo. He has lived here 20 years OF
more, and no man is better liked, anC
his honesty and character are above sus
picion. The HERALD now arrives here
on the day of publication, which is
very greatimprovement on the old plaI
OF the day after,
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Letter from Granbury.

GRASDuRY, Feb. q. - Correspond
once.l-Senator John IL. Traylor came
home on Thursday and returned to
Austin on Saturday. II is conceded on
all sides that Senator Traylor is the
leading man in the upper house. His
quick Intelligence, horse sense, and
thorough study of all questions with
which he has TO deal, have brough,
him prominently before tho people OF
the entire states and his friends In this
section conhdentally expect TO see him
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS governor, or In
congress, In the near future. He
refused 10 be interviewed, but
stated incidentally that the
probable outcome of the pistol
law agitated will bel fine Of not less
than $50 or 500, or confinement IN Jail
al the discretion Of the Jury, and that a
law making the running ofany banking
game like keno or faro felony, would
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

A full line of Burt & Mear's shoes a
Leon Kahn's.
Received the first installment of spring
hats at Leon Kahn's.
Drummers' outfits a spe clalty with
Ed. Randall, the liveryman.
Telephone Ed. Randall for hack callse
Drivers polite and attentive.
The best photographs ever made in
Dallas, are made by Webster.
Justice Kendall fined Matilda McDon-
aid u and cests for swearing vocifer-
ously.
First-class grooming and board at Ed
RandalPs stable. Rates reduced to $l2. SO
per month.
Webster, the Elm street photogra.
pher, is still on top in quality, and bot.
tom on prices.
Henry Pollack & Co, manufactures OF
trunks and valises. Repairing neatly
done. 722 Elm street.
French John has purchased and
opened the Silver Moon restaurant, ms
Elm street, and is ready Tor business.
For the celebrated FL Principe de
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call at the
Merchants Exchange Bar, corner La.
mar and Commerce streets.
Treat your stock well and give them
chopped feed. II is not only the bost
but cheapest. Chopped corn, wheat
barley oats, Graham -four aud corn
meal at Felton's mill,
Messrs. Simpson & Huffman have. as
agents for Morris Friedman, sold his
two story brick in East Dallas, lust east
Of the Houston & Texas Central rail.
road, for 5000, to Jacob Bauer. II is a
business house.
Clark d Desmond, the Opera-house
stable proprietors, have made extern.
sive alterations, and now own the
largest, best ventilated and lighted
stable in the city. Horses to board and
the best of care and feed.
The HERALD acknowledges the re.
cceipt OF an Invitation to be present at
the marriage ceremony and reception
OF Miss Carrie Swarts and Mr.. Maurice
y. Levy, at the residence of the brides
uncle, Mr.. Samuel Star, in Denison, on
the 18th instant,
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Letter from Baird.

BAIRD, March 2,-[Correspondence.l-
County court is now in session and
some few cases have been decided. Law
business now is slack and lawyers are
longing for many "honest differences
The cold snap ola few days past has
caused the grass and heritage to take a
back-set.
Baird is certainly improving slowly
and surely. Three or four new firms
are speaking of going into business
here.
The commissioners court has adopted
aplan for rt-house and are ready
TO receive bids, which will be consid-
cred on the 18th inst. The construction
Ola, courthouse will give an impetus TO
business.
The people are anxious to know what
the legislature intends TO do with the
land law, and are afraid OF another com
promise bill.
District court Is near at hand and the
county officers are busy preparing.
Weather az present Is hne, and herb
age is getting green.
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Agitation at the Village.

FoRr WORTH, March Especial. r.
II was whispered ON the streets this
evening that a rumor was current IN
st. Louis that Grant was dead and that
Cleveland had been assassinated, and
the whisper soon became very loud,
when people became greatly excited.
Enquiry developed the fact that such
arumor had been wired here, but with
the qualification that II was not be.
lieved in st. Louis.
County court began to tackle the
criminal docket to-day. but found no
cases ready although over 500 arc
booked, both civil and criminal.
All the banks were closed to-day iu
Difference TO the state holiday, celebra.
ting the declaration Of the independ
enee of Texas.
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FOR SALE.


I IIOR SALE-sALOON on ELM STREET
i near Union Depot. Inquire at 0 T.
Saloon. uSri.5i
IGOR SALE-A PLEASANTLY TOCAT
a residence; vii! sell furniture with home
oni make terms easy. Apply az 753 Ros-
av euue. nsr{.-t
E'OR SALE-8O HEAD OF MULES Am
I horses. Address j, p. GRIFFIN, Trlrlty
sAlt!s, 1eAas. mar4d2tNwlt
NOR SALE-H ALE INTEREST IN ONE
~ the best paying drug stores in Sui.
Phuf springs; satisfactory reasons for selling
for particulars, address 2. r. ROBERrsoN,
ssl-PhAL springs, IeG9s. i5b25tf
E'UR SALE-AN ELEG a NJ RESIDENCE
& OF rooms, halls, closets ard yerandas,
Wen ana cistern; one Of the most desirable
locations IN the clty-3jj Ross avenue. In.
quire On the premises, or to ABRAHAH
COOPER, Dallas reb26lt
EOR SALE-ONE FINE SALOON WITH
! billiard tables and fixtures; recently
mtted upi IN one of the best towns in North
LeAaS' Apply to STRAUSS & Levy, on Elm
TOR SAGE-CORD AND STOVE W00D
- - IN any quantity and best Quality: over
2VOO CORDS on hand, Also, wanted To- bly cof.
ION seed ana seed cotton at highest market
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Mlshler's Herb Bitters cures cholera
morbus, and thus gets the better of the
complaint every time. Samuel Ander-
son, a blacksmith, living three miles
irom Springfield o. ,writes:oI was taken
with severe attack of cholera morbus
so severe that / was unable to
straighten myself. After taking two
doses of your Bitters l was entirely
cured.n
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

UNANIMOUS APPROVAL or MEDICAI
STAFF.
r, DR.; T. G. Comstoclt, Physician at
GOOD Samaritan hospital, st. Louis,
MOP says: "For years we have used il
IN this hospital, in dyspepsia and ner.
yous diseases, and as drink during the
decline and in the convalescence of ling.
ering feyers. 1t has the unanimous ap.
proval of cur medical staff"
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FOR RENT.


TOR RENr-A HANUsONFI FIrPN-
\ lshed room. Apply 40 Elm H.
k'pk RENl-A e TTAGE WITH FIVE
= - rooms good cistern; centrally located,
nunlh one MINUTES walk of lac business
portion Of the city. Arplv No ~ Mood
street t9st OF santa Fe Railroad. -2t
A'CR RENT-Bf THE YEAR ONLY THE
0l9rge windows, i5N2O, surrounijpo the
once or the Grand ndsOr Hotel O1ice i'm
me Iotunda of the hotel Apply al Office.
nus nus IS without doubt the best advertising
9I'aSSe, w I'M CITY, MS u Is in sight day and
Hltht all the year round. feb25-tf
A'Ok RLNI-THE LARGE STORE, COR
! heI am ana Austin streets, under the
GrGnS- windsor Hotel; this is the most de-
sirable location iu the city for n drug store
haVins an entrance nom the court Cf the
h-tel as wei as adjoining the ladiee' en-.
.tanSei WIN windows 10 the south. Apply
M ONCE Of hotel. feb5B-ff
TOR RENr-TuREE STORIES UNDER
the Grand windsor Hotel, suitable for
.imest any gentecl business. feb2Btl
TOR kENT-THE SMALL OFFICE AB-
a joining the entrance of Grand Windsor
holeli Main street; best location in the civ
.or rallrood icket office, having an en-
% hotel, i''' fab5Gtf
E'Ok RENr-THE BRICK LIVERY STA
a pie formerly occupied by Mcdowell.
slmCns i Aston, situated on the south Side
o'',Eelliio .steeI helW. en- sycamore and Stone
streets, and In font OF Mayors garden; size
NAYD teei ON Elm, and horse lot In rear On
ilV, lionts on Main street; 81 stalls: extensive
;olt roomy With iramwuyand every coayen.
renee, hnd the most centrally located stable
IN the city. Apply 10 W. II, PRNTHEE, al
elm street. f'io5,fS
I Tor RENI-TlIE BRICK STOEE.K0iIN
Z = = o. PIX ana 6l5 Elm street, now occurled
/ y hthunll Bros; pOssessi given March l.
| Apply 10 JOHN BROWNING, Olcanlcr street
iebl7 I'm
! Nok kENI-lu + BRICK STURE-ROOM.
I o.V faSlhc avenue. Apply JoHN Brown.
ING. Oleender street. febi7.im
/ k'OE kENI-TWO COTTAGES. WITH
hNe rooms each, Nos 1907 and 1925 Com.
llsIes s,Leet. lnqure lsll Main ST.. ian29tf
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Beware OF COuntcFgeitsi
GILES LIHIAEHT IO0IDE Ammonia
he 'F''ti'', md Y'iIo'tEz E,G,a, On Il, dob,
ALL FAMILIES USE n,

Weak Back, ENLARGED Ioints. paro1--i.
kheumatlsm, Neuralgia, DiptberlS
sciatica, Prclapsus Uteri
Female Weakness,
The best and only certain remedy IN va.
leye, pain otall kinds, no matter ofiiow Ions
swollen Joints, Narlcose Veins, BItes N in.
sects or SICK Headache, No on or grease. h
clean and sweet; will not soil. eN' 80
inflammation OF the Kiineys, Rrirhtis
Disease, Diabetes, 1nContlncncc az I,lns
ls the only llniment In the world ,oseessino
aterative powers, Can be taken 4 ternaiive
Cures Cramps and Collie Dlarrhoea aud
Dysentery.
sold by all Druggists. Trial Bottle, $50.
Write DR.. GILES, Box SiS2 n, Y. Pc. VIM
VII give advice ON all diseases free ofeIarge
countorfelts. The genuino has the nSne
blown n the glass and nac smile OF digcnver.
or's signature over each cork
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III l. bHEi InsuTNhce Vommlsslonar,
SMITH x HALL, Local Agents.
DnlIza To-.

nEPARTMENT or INSURANCE. sra.
- tisllcs and History, Austin, TgNos Ian
J. lSSj-lo all Whom II May Concsrn. mi.
Is to certify that the Flreman's Fund I1sm.
rance company, OF san Francisco, cal, mas
NJ 9ll respects inlly compiled With tho laws
OF Texas as conditions precedent 10 lis loin
business in this state, and that snIl Comm
ny holds Certificate ot Authority fron XXI
eihce hitting ito dobusjnesain this State
FOR twelve months from the l,t dny of TnUn.
airy, 1885, to the 3lst day OF npcprsb,r ISL
h. 5 l-Givtn undermy hand and semi ot
obice, In Austin, the day and inte first oS6ve
written, ~ "'"''
H. +, BEE, Insurance Commls,loner.
SMITH HALL, Local Agents.
DWllns. Tenna
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AS raindrop loretells a storm, so
does pimple upon the human body
indicate health destroying virus in the
blood, which can be neutralized and ex-
PEELED only by DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic.
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a Frngrnnt nrnnih nnh penrlv rnnIh

Afragrant Breath aud Pearly Teeth
are easily attained, aud those who fail 10
avail themselves of the means, should
not complain when accused of gross
neglect. The Zozodont will speedily
eradicate the cause of n foul breath,
beautiiying aud preserving the toeth TO
the oldest age. "
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W l.. CABELL, Mayor.
\ luo cory. W. q. pAKRY. DIV 800. w ..-

A ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
y construction and maintenance of avn
MS ana signs on over OF across sidsygplk o.
In the City OF Dallas '''' ''A
SECTION ], BE a. ordained by tho City Cour. .
yll ul me Oliy OF Dallas, Thai 10 shall be nm.
l1Wiu Iur any person or persons 10 eregi IN
.on"II lel any awnings on over or across
10y slueW'INs IN the city of Dallas lower al
I,hg potat thRn ten feet from he surface of
the sidewalk; all awnings shall be sernroiy
fastened 70 the side OF the built mc aud arni-
~ supported by iron brackets. and an avn
ins5l tscent cloth awnings, within the Are
lihuls snail be covered with I'm, sheet Iron.
Ainei or some tre-prOof material: nor shall
ny person erect amy Hwning pCst ON any
SlleWaIS IN the City OF Dallas. All awning
ihns|N nov standing ON any sidewalk
support are removed for repairs IN otNsy
k.uiPososi nor shall any aiming extend
IuIihet Into The street than 10 the inter sb ~.
OF the Sidewalk, ''''O' '"sV
sec, 2. II shall be uplawnl for any person
Ll Ielsuhs To place, have OF maintain any
R'Hm ul "lgu' ci0tn' tn or Cther susslance,
.,.,,k Net leAutii iaslol lcd or attached I'M any
.lI.,,l'v "il hcros' aln ny oy5r or above any
-.WyMNd Df street In gs I'D CITY, whether nboyt
on below The awning, 10 thpt Tho same gl,ol
I59elt more than sil lnchssfOm the outer
,ibe @, any lot or but ldiur admitting ON any
f'leeI 20 said Oityot | lNllur,
7SN' o. any one vic ilUtiUg any OF the pra,-
VISIONS OF the two u receLiag stctious shall
on conviction tn the MAYORS court be Onsl
AN Az 'tn ISin Aol less Van Ave no more than
see 8, That this or tiurroe take efIaci from,
US paaaaSe and publ .caf.cn,
Approved October g, lal
t;go copy. W. I' O""ALi" Mayor
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A NsHTESP3l 4, 4, INTENDING AKARr

a STREET: '''iNN ANAl'l
rSn s@IIoS 4 H. Il ordained by the CITY
4nco with thcdcd .ca.;on hcrei"f,I ,,SS.' H
i.,,',, =; i.ro Wdgr aud y. IL. Burtor,l
oWnets on the gro uud, Akard street. ee mn
Nk,hSN, Is hereby declared To De a Street of thr
ina ~ N l'el W lde nom Mil creek To The
N ,,, ~ vVIp grafton, the course being "A
S,ion,lhl9tlon Ia direct line OF saii s,rrSi IN
',.,,,t" 1'uS' said crock aud that This or.
SS. ..,., Shall take effect ana be- c9iorSt /
Approved February "a, iSSi
ir,c c,,y. ~. " l. CABELJ, MAYOR.
s - 49, NV; w Il. PARRY, CITY SECRETARY
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IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE. STA.
- tl-tlcs and History, Austin 1eNas In
!, iNS5-To all Whom II May Concern mi,
Is To certify that the sun Fire Onice insuyanct
company, Of London, England, has i'm iii
Respects tully complied with The laws of
business IN this states, ana that said Com.
pany holds n Certificate " Authority from,
this office emitting II to DO business In III.
state for twelve months nom the lat dsy OF of
January lSsA,t the Slst day Of nccembeT iSSS
l. S.l-Glven under my hand nnI ssni ~
written, 400 N"O'e
II, +. BEE, Insurance COMMISSIONS.
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Attention. Lamar Rine.

All members of tho company are
hereby ordered to appear at their ar
mory, tonight at 7 O'clock, in full uni.
form for parade. p. IAyg'
G, A. CLAIR, Lieut.. Gaming
Fist Sargent. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04
Gainesville Nst,s.

GAINESVILLE, March o. Special
Mr. e. X, Davis, Of this city, has an
nounoed himself as candidate for the
position of collector OF customs at f.
paso.
Mrs. Katie Brown, who has filed the
position OF postmlstress here satlsfac
torlly TO ALL has resigned. Her resigna
ton was surprise TO all, ms no cause
was assigned. Mr. II. o. Davis Is very
fayorably mentioned as her successor,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

"Tis beauty truly bleut whose red and
white, W."
Natures own sweet and GINNING hand laid
on ava" '"'"
PozZonfs powder impartsa richness
Making the skin as soft as down,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

Cuban sugar Is pounds for 81; rice, Is;
coliee, TO o; beans, q; hominy, Is.
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