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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-02

A ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
"A and leyying II special tax TO pay for he
district sewer from the west side o Harwood
street, between Main and Elm streets, TO q
point IN alley In block l25, distance of 2IS feet:
SECTION /, Be II ordain d " the City
Council of the City OfDsllas THAI the report
OF e City Engineer Of the cost OF construct
Ing the district sewer from the west side OF
HarWood street, between Main and Elm
streets, In the city Of Dallas, to a point in
lhs alley IN blo ok l2j, Il distance of 25S feet,
ue And the game Is hereby approved, and the
7Stlirate Of pro rata costs therein set forth he
ana the -Wue Is here's assessed against he
property therein descrlheh and thai a sp. dial
* o. tha respe tive amounts stated he and
me same Is her, by leyic against the various
lois OF ground described III said reports, ex
elusive OF improvements In propo tlon to he
area the whole district, exclusive OF public
highways. The City Asses or and Collector
shall enter said lists Of said property and the
name OF the owner there "a, together with
the. assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots In said dist let, on
MS TAX rolls, in n DO kept for that purpoRe,
ana shall proceed 10 collect the same as pro
ylded in the city charter.
SEC. z. Tina this ordinance shall take sf.
feet from lts passage.
Approved 0ctober2S 1884.
w L. GA HETI, Mavnr
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TOR SALE At 4 SACRIFICE-ON Az
II count of the death OF Mr.. George 4.
Crawl 1rd, the elegant stock of dry goods,
clothing, boots shoes and ats, formerly he
.ong.nc ohm. win he sold. regardless sf
cost ~ retui, store iSiS Elm street.
L. S.-Nilt sell the entire tOcg at whols..
SAFE. faTues desiring To open bushes w..I
lind this II rare chance. This ~ no hgfGbuxi
tnc stock must be seld. BLANKENsuIP Z
BLAKE Decl5
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Va ANTED-A WOMAN TO DO GENE.
~ sral house%Ork Apply to MIS- j. II,
TfEzEYANr, corner Uleander and Ross ay-
6nue dpg:-tf
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tNOk NE MA NICE COTTAGE on q
L large rooms, near corner of racitic aVsa
n 'e ana Live OAK sire 4; good underground
CT rn aud p1mp on GALAXY; yard lullufffuit
fe,s an grape- vines. Apply at lU7 Live
Oak street. NOS ~
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{NANrED-KUUMS AND BOARD GAN
~ be hat for two gen iemen and their
wives at hlS Ross avenue, second door e st OF
fearl street. on January |, lSS5. Rooms large
and cOmfOrtNble. hn4Ll.lt
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OFFiCIAl-CITY LAWS.


A N ORDINANCE iSSIA BLISHING THE
~ lines aud width of part OF Polk street:
SECTION /. BE 1t ordained by the City
council Of the city of Dal ms, That The piop
osition OF Mr.. 3 II, Cockrel, proprietor of
IN ground, IS hereby accepted us a dedica-
u, n, anu The lines of ok street Gre hereby
eF ablisNCd us follows: Bcginni at TIE
northeast n e section of PoydtaS and Polk
streets; thence In a direct line eaSterly to the
southwesl corner OF iracio al tlock No. IS,
on the Gr2shy league line. the same being
the north lihe Of said street. The south inc
OF FOLK street shall begin ON Poydras street,
Sieet soulh OF the Hrst n"meu point, and
thence run eastariy parallel to he first line
me same stan, g; thence north TO the south
line of Noung street. Al said southwest cor.
ner of block 90 the north lines Of Polk and
Young streets meet
SEC, Q That the Engineer Is hereby re-
CURED to me 7ure and properly work the
lines OF said street rs h rfn defined,
SEC. 3. That this ordinance shall take eff
feet from and after its passage
Approved October 25. 1884.
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w ANTE --5O CANNASSF FIR A
iast sel!lns artic g; an make from 81
TO 50 per day. Apply at INTELLIGENCE Or
FICE, Ou9 Main street, Dallas. Texas. One
state agency to dispose of. de9O-7t
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UPs ET PRICE, Sl0.OOO.

Addres9 q. Delihu, q BOule, st
Denis, and NJ. Edmond Moreau, advo
cate and Judicial liquidator, 81 rue dt
Hauteville, Paris.
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W l.. CABELL, Mayor.
A true COPY. w. q. PARRY. City Secretnry

a true copy: W. r, PARRY, City Secretary.
N ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
"a construction and maintenance Of avn
lngh anu slEnb on, over or across sidewalks
In the City OF Dallas
SECTION |. BE 10 ordained by the CITY Conn.
Gil OF the City Of D9llas, That II shall be un-
lawful for any person or persons TO erect or
construct any awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks in the City Of Dallas lower at
any point than ten feet from the surface OF
the sidewalk; all awnings shall be securely
fastened To the side Of the building and firm
~ supported by iron brackets, and all avn
legs, except cloth awnings, within the fire
limits shall be covered with tin, sheet iron.
zinc, or some fre-prOOf material; nor shall
any person erect any awning post on any
sidewalk In the CITY of Dallas. All awning
posts now standing on any sidewalk
-ha.l be removed ~ soor ~ iheawr'ngs thcv
support are removed ,Or repRut u OtEal
purposes; nor snau any awning extend
further into The street than 10 lhe tu. e, edge
OF The Sidewalk.
Sec. 2, IL shall ne unlawia, iuf sny person
or persons 10 place have or maintain Nng
Ska OF wood, cloth. I'm or other substance,
uting suspended, fastened o. attached In any
manner on, across, along, over Or above any
sidewalk or street In said City, whether above
Dr below the awning, 80 that the same shall
project more than six inchesfrom the outer
edge OF any lot or building abu'tiug on puN
street In said CityOf Dallas.
Sec. 3. Any one violating any OF the pro-
VISIONS OF the two preceding sections shall
on conviction In the Mayors court be fined
IN any sum not less than five no more than
nifty dollars.
Sec That all ordinances, or parts of or
dinanees, In conflict herewith art hereby re-
pealpd.
Sec. g. That this ordinance take effect from
IT, passage and publication,
Approved October g. 1854.
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EORREMI

SOR hEhT-OAK LAWN MILL, GIN
ana store house for rent. Apply on
premises two miles north of city. jan 2-4t
EOR RENI-ONE HANDSOME FURN-
A lshed front room, 1913 Elm ST. janl-tf
EOR Rem ZONE UNFU RNISHEDR ROOM
L with or without board, at lOl Oleander
nlreel. ian II
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WAN ED-l0O AGENTs-FHO Il THAT
W want to make money-to pur, hass
county lights OF the Ro n Up and Down
Churn towers Can on W Is. K HAwLEY,
Agent, for c. W. PATTON, 946 Main street,
Dallas, Texas. ,fag0- az
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w ANTE IL hhANDGF NTLEMEN
" IN city or country 10 take light work at
Their own homes;S3 to 81 day easily made;
WorK sent by mail; no canvassl g. We have
good demand for our work and furnish teady
employment Address, with stamp, CROWN
M'FG 20. VI Vine street, Cincinnati. Ohln.
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FURNISHED R1TMs FOE RENT MS
Il SIS and so Wood st.

k'Uk Nj VERAL FARMS; COM
4 Portable houses. plent OF watcr;6 miles
from he citV. o. RowsER ana Rim, N JootS
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----------.. - w =. - NV T4ITII 10 UIUU
EOk kENI-Bl THE SOUTHWEST
A. LAND COMPANY, 7N Main street:
i idaol liO5 POLK street, 3-ro IN houses, yll;
room, SIS; corner Ross avenue and Ger,
mania street, loom house nd hall, SIS: on
hnrWood street, north OF branch, 4-roon
hou e, Sl5i lNS Commerce street, 6-room
house, $50; l03S Wood street, SIS: HIghiant
street Broom house, $40; corner Cadlz ana
harWooi, 4-rooln house. : 5; jefferson street.
Or ON, 2-story house f2j; near Fair Ground,
Groom house, so pue.tltf
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Hotel, Arrivals.

Little Joker' is the best smoking
tobacco. ~
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II accllmW ed Jersey heifers and ows;
Holstelns nj Riverside STOCK Farm, inter,
ton Of Jefferson and Cochran SITS. de)
lNUR SALE--BY SOUTH WEST Ia
Il CONTRADICTION house, lot j0x i25, {
ner of Crowdus and Porter streets; lot ]
100, Main street, near Ervay;2 acres wit
houses OF u and 4 rooms, East Dallas, MOI
east OF Fair Grounds; i-room house, lot
W, corner otCorsicana and Browder street
acres with houses, and rooms, East I
las, northeast Of Fair Grounds; 8-room ho|
lot 60x9O, corner Griffin and Gibbs stri
lots and ., q an Il 22eRch 50xl25, in MD
On'sadditlop, adjoining and west of L
Grounds; lot bOxlO, corner Griffin and ~
strectsi lot s0xiJO, Joins Fair Ground oil
west; lot 25yS0, on Pacific avenue, sppv
passenger depot; lot co. sSl0O, corner COZ
wood lane aud Cedar Springs st al
l.'Uh >ALE-COkD ANp SHOVE WI
i In any quantity and best quality;
1900 cords on hand, Also, wanted TO buzz
ton seed aud seed cotton ut highest nj
price, \. nYSrERRACH 81
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NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 LADIES-OUR FACTORY
~ Will be clos, d until January 9Th for re-
pairs. WIZ be pl ased TO see all our old
operators ut that time. Male operators viii
come Ms usual. BLAEKRNsHIPS BLAKE
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EUt, SAIL rU'o BALED HAY. Az.
L ply 10 Weir Plow Co. dsl7,
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At the st. George. J J "
tine,G W Mckee, BryaQe the
Corsicaus; J 7 Lennon ,s oy
Rutledgc, Cleburne; WIZ
kinney; 7 J Dwyas, lat
Embner, Alvarado; IshaTe-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-02

A GEMS MANTED-IT Will PAY ANT
4 4 IN elllgent man or woman wanting prof
liable employment to write for my llIustrat-
ca circulars and terms of agency for the cel-
ebrated Missouri Steam Washer, which, by
reason o, eat intrinsic merit, is meeting
l7th and Franklin avenue St. Louis. Mo.
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w ANThD-THE TEXAS MUTUAL EN-
" dowment Association will give good and
pIonta6le employment TO experienced insur-
thrN, l23 MINI street.. nnllns rernp irItt
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M ANIED-A STOCK OF GOODS, Sl00e
w TO $1,000 worth, in exchange for horses,
mules, cattle, land and land notes. lLRRr
Il CoCKat LII 5l2 Main ST. Janl-lw
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already taken, 1t looks as if some othor
motive, save enterprise, prompted the
movement on the part of the News.
= The Galveston News never
has been verS popular with the public
through the section about to be in
vsded, and IL vii hardly DO success.
There has been disposition on the
part of the News to assume sort of
a dictatorship over the press of the
State, and from the State press opinion
CLEANED thus far, it would appear that
nearly all the papers are willing to
stand by THE DALLAS HERALD in the
fight We regret to SEQ the attempt
made TO kill Off THE HERALD, and
regret that the News has undertaken
it, and think tho News has Numbered
this time, as we have faith that the
Dallas people viii support their old
time advocate, THE HERALD Sher-
man Journal.
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WANTED-A GEOLOGICAL SUR
VEY OF TEXAS.

Our correspondent from Mineral
Wells, Palo Pinto County, insists in
his special this morning that there is
positively In that county vast guam
ulty OF excellent coal. We believe the
statements to entirely accord with the
facts. Mr.. JAY GOULD has $1,000 600
invested In the mining of this coal,
and his locomotives are freely sun
piled ON tho short trains 10
Abilene and Colorado City from
those mines, which give en-
ployment to over 500 people,
And yet but very fow of the citizens of
Texas arc aware of this important liz
duatry. And thus II runs all through
the State. The heads OF our State de.
partmonts arc to-day at variance and
IN darkness as 10 whether limestone.
sandsIones, GRANTEES, etc, exist In SUI.
icient amount TO construct our pro.
posed capitol 10 required. We arc nil
In Ignorance "a to the extent and velue
OF tho beds Of iron and copper oros
which are known to outcrop in scores
OF counties in the several sections.
The world, aud our own people, were
asloniahed at tho Exposition last
winter TO SEQ one of the handsomost
fire mantols in the entire exhibit
made from the exquisite marble, or
shell limestone, taken from the banks
ON tho Colorado River some four miles
from Austin. All through the State
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NIarshal!

MARSHALL, July 15.- Special, -
Deputy United States Mmahal North
run an attachment on stock of boots
and shoes-a psyt of tho atock of Mrs
Dora Burnstine--to satisfy o Judgment
against Max Burns;ino and in favor Of
II, B. Clafton Il Co., Of New York. The
claim was for $1,000 Mrs. D. Burn.
slime has lately succeeded her son,
Max, Ia the business.
Lula Johnston, dusky maiden, was
tooling with an old pistol; she didn't
know it was loaded. The doctors say
her wound is Rllght.
The site Of the Marshall compress
Will be determined to-day. Tho com.
pany hasa charter the stock is all taken
and actiYo measures will DO taken 10
build and equip Il I'm time for the
present crop. Tho erection of this
press, which Is TO be first-class in ev-
cry particular, will supply a long felt
want.
A private residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. A. Il. Afford, situated about three
miles in tho country, burned Monday
morning. Insurance 5000 in the Pho
nix, OF Hartford,
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hirths, Deaths and Marriages in Eng
land,

'A'hAaf hNsAAhN hhd marriages 4 Eng
land,
From tho forty.slxth annual report
OF the Registrar General of births,
deaths and marriages in England, lust
issued rs Blue Book, it appears that
tho number of births and deaths regis.
tered In the year 1883 were respectively
$50, I22 and 5220y7. The natural incr6-
mont OF the population, or excess
OF births over deaths, was, there.
fore, 65II25, equal to l3S per cont.
Of the estimated population at
the beginning OF the year. The nat
ural increment was somewhat lower
than IN tho preceding year, when 10
vas 512,j6O. This falling of was not
due to an increase in mortality, for
the death rate tell slightly In 1883, but
to decline in the birth rate, which
was J3.i In lSS2, but fell 10 1873 in 1888
Inc marriages registered in 1888 num-
bered 2O6,3Sii giving a rate of 15.I
persons married to 1900 persons
living Ihis was practically the Same
rate rs thai recorded IN lSS2,whioh was
loo. The Registrar General notes
that again, as in recent years, tho mar.
riage ratio has varied In tho s3mo de
rectlon "a the value Of British exports
and Ds the average price OF wheat
that Is to say, all three showed n do.
elmo in 1855. \ similar decline tool,
place IN tho amount per head of popu.
ton cleared at the Bankers Clearing
House. or tho total number OF mar.
riaRosi ltIOOO, or 7l2 per cont We're
solemnized according to the rites Of
the Established Church, and t0,3Si, or
y per cent, otherwise. In 1911 g3I
per cent. OF all marriages were sol.
emhlzed according 10 the ritOs of the
Established Church, but from that
date, with scarcely q single break, the
proportion has fallen year by year iii
1t reached the present and lowest Gg.
ufe' The figures show q further dc
crease in the proportion Of marriages
by license, and further increase In
the proportion Of those by banns,
which has been rising continuously
since 1906 60. Commenting upon u To.
bic shaving tho moan ages Mt mar
riage, the Registrar General observes
that the English arc q people much
given to matrimony, Not only is their
annual marriage ratio higher than
those OF all other European countries
of which statistics are given,
with the exceptions of tho German
and tho Austro-Hungarian Empires;
but they, also marry at an earlier sge
than is the case in any other Eufopeen
country excepting Russia. The births.
which, RS already stated, numbered
S9O,l22, were In the proportion of so 3
per 10000 persons living, this being the
lowest rate recorded since 1886, when
1t was exactly tho same. For come
reason "a yet unexplained, tho PRO.
portion Of male 10 fennaIe
births In, England and Wales has
boon gradually declining, Taking
tho whole Of England and Wales and
neglecting declmals, / child ont of 70
IS born out OF wedlock. Tho deaths
registered were IN the proportion Of
ipo 70 wv persons living, this, with
the single exception Of tho rate OF $50
In ISL, being the lowest vet recorded.
Oi the persons who died In tho wear, as
were stated to have completed a cent.
MY OIL me, 10 OF these reputed centons-
rans being malos and 80 being fe-
molos, h ~
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As others SEQ IL.

The JOURNAL has received o circular
letter from the Galveston News touch.
ing this removal, and whlle wo admire
enterprise on the part of any journal
in this case 1t is not necessity. The
Galveston News has boon for years an
honor to Texas, and It's enterprise has
been invaluable to Texas In the
chosen locality whore its greatest
triumphs have been achieved. We
can heartily wish tho News success
But In this now movement thore arc
othor considerations TO DO weighed
first, what is the object for entering
this now field. Tho city OF Dallas has
to-day paper, THE HERALD, which
Is in ovory way tho peer Of the News.
IL has been with the people Of Dallas
for n long time, and We doub. If there
ia room for both THE HERALD and
News, and IL IL is simply to bo a fight
to tho death OF one, We hopo Il will not
DO THE HERALD, THE HERALD do.
serves well of the people of Dallas, and
we expect them to rally 10 It's support.
The News may think that Northern
Texas will provo good field, and no
doubt II would DO II there were no
other papers here, but with tho field
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HuroHiNs, July l5,-,Speciall-It is
estimated that tho recent rains have
damaged grain at least copper cent, il
not more.
Corn and cotton arO looking fine and
We. VIII mako splendid crops, pprt!cu.
l&Fly cotton, if tho boil worm viii
stay away
W. III, Atnell, with his brothers and
sleterF, Ia going to Wisconsin to spend
the summon.
one can hear tho buoy throshor at all
times during the day,
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THE English government hes de-
termined not 10 prosecute tho Pail
Mail Gazette. The government prob
ably ieols that it Is task enough TO
maintain the aristocratio establish
ment, without attempting to foster or
excuse It's licCntioueness or vices. The
honor and security of women are i'm
measurably more priceless than oil
the artist 1crGcy oil earth.
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THE Houston Post says "tho law Of
libel az It oxlsLiln Texas is an outrage
on common senso and the principles
of justice" and the Galveston Fri.
buno remarks that hundred papers
utter forvent Amon. "But,p oontln.
ues the Tribune, "wha, arc we doing
10 30 ssvodS Newspapers make legls.
lators and Legislators make libel laws.
Have We an answer 10, What shall we
do to be saved9" Undoubtedly; Send
some sensible newspaper men TO tho
Legislature. Tho interest 10 big and
important enough not only TO DO pro-
tectod but represented, and llttlo OF
such leaven would vastly improve the
entire legislative lump.
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TuE directory man and the census
taker are tickling municipal and State
pride this year in manner unknown
before. According to all tho latest
documents Of the kind mentioned, the
towns and States throughout the
Union are growing like JoNAH's gourd
and population ia multiplying like tho
sands of tho seashoro. No locality
has been found yet that hasn't
doubled It's people since 1850.
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TuE roll OF tho uoxt House OF Repre-
sentativos has boon made up by the
present clerk aud shows $50 Demo-
Gratis, 1870 Republicans, one Democratic
and ono Republican Groenbackor and
four vacancies. a majority of 40
ought to enable the House to accom-
pllsh something in the way of DEM
ocratio legislation If the measures
should DO stopped In tho Senate.
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THE Texas frontier is deserted by
the United States troops, and unless
our rangers do extra service along the
border, an unusual number of rob
berries and murders may DO soon look cd
for. Thogovernmont ought to romom,
her that tho Choyennes are not the
only saYagos TO DO watched, nor Is
Kansas the only State to DO protected
Fortunately, Texas Is host within IT,
self and can probably dispense Will
regulars for n season,
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PALESTINE, July 10. spocial.l-A
Catholic Sister OF Mercy, who has
been hero three months for hor health,
died OF typhoid fever last night at the
homo OF tho sisters, In North Pales.
tine. ''0''
a negro boy, years Of ago. was
IGEen with oongestivo fever TODAY
ana died after four hours illness,
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THE Signal Service coon who has
started uow race Issue appears to bC
master Of tho situation 80 far. lie Is
IN possession at Pensacola, whilo his
chief Is explaining his trace preiu-
dicesn at Washington, a llttlo dis.
erection aud regard for public senil.
mont and local proiudlcos could have
obYlated oil this fuss. a Democratic
Secretary Of War ought TO settle tho
matter In flYe mlnntea.
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IT would DO a gres, stroke to send
tho Tammany braves out against
their wild brothers, tho Cheyennos.
SAcHEM JOHN KELLY In a hand 10
hand combat with YoUNo-MAN.Nor
AFRAID Drills SHADOW would be a
thrilling spectacle. This arrangement
would secure peace and good order in
both New York and tho Territory, and
nobody would woop over the oasual.
ticg
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GREGG COUNTY has got hung up ou
tho horns of a dilemma. The scramble
for the Longyiow postonice resulted in
the appointment of COUNTY JUpGE
KLdoRE, aud IS three negro commis-
slonors, through a Democratic break,
SO, into Office a whilo back, the We,
oancy in the judgoship may possibly
DO tillod by negro. a negro county
judge in Texaswould bo a greater nov
city than desired, and Gregg County
is holding its breath in suspense. No
amount Of sugar-coating would carry
down tho threatened pill.
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WITHIN three or four miles around
Forney the farmers are now putting up
zoo tons Of hay daily. This IS literally
making hay while tho sun Shines
good deal Of hay and good deal moro
OF nnn ahino.
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Pozzoni.

no name Is better and more pleas.
antly ana widel y known than that OF
Mr.. - a. Pozsoni, For years ho has
hl8de hlmsolt famous by tho elegant
perfumes and complexion powder ihat
pear ms name, tho latter having
iounu US way, to tho bellies OF Paris,
eermany and London. Every body
aInlres beauty in ladies. Nothing
NH 90 moro TO produce or enhance II
than a use OF M. Pozzoni's preparations
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PiTrsBURG Is cursed 10y smoke and
SCOT and strikes and various othor little
Inconvenience and unpleasant fes-
lures, but it's browning cup of sorrow
aud chas,isoment has been reserved
for August, During that month It ia
to have a convention Of brass and
string bands ofall sizes and degrees
of nrOllclnnnN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-16

PARIS and London can now eX-
change characters upon equal forms.
Neither can exact any boot. They
both could hold a good hand against
Sodom and Gomorrah.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-16

No men in the Republican party
will be so missed this fall in Ohio as
the Cincinnati deputy marshals with
their bulldog pistols. Their loss is
irreDarable,