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A great many people who have heen
cured by Browns lrou Bitters, show,
such grateful appreciation of what this
medicine has done for them that they
freely send their testimonials. TO pub
lish them all would require volume
as big as g dictionary. No secret about
them. No limit to one disease or few.
Mr.. Perryman, Mobile, Ala, "Weak
back and indigestion" Mr.. Dryer.
Mt. Calm, Texas, "Dyspepnia, nervous
ness and sleeplessness." MIR. Burns,
Milton, Ind, indigestion and poor APP
petite" Mrs. Hastings, Cambridgeport
Mass, "Lameness in side and back,
short breath and coughing" Try it
Yourself
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A Borse Thief Escapes.

Monday evening negro rode up TO
the residence of Mr.. Abe Spiders, far
mer residing few miles north of this
city, and offered TO sell HIM q splendid
morse for $40. He SAID that he had pur-
chased the animal from Mr.. Jake Gull
,um, who lives in that neighborhood.
Mr.. Spillers told him h at he would take
he horse at his price ana " wait until
le could go 70 a neighbors and borrow
he money. He was satisfied the negro
lad stolen the horse and he went 10 see
McCullum about II. who said he had not
sold any horse. They intended to ar
cest him but when they returned the
negro was gone.
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che LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
TRAVELLING ERvAY STREET.
| Couple of Live Horse Thief ITEM
China Hall stock Soid-Jeweiry and
Pork Parloiners-City Court
and Other Topics.
An Imp ortant street Improvemqs9.

i<Ah AihpoitotAb oeAoD' AshAFA eANA'''
Messrs. Perley & Sphar commenced
> grade Ervay street at Pocehontas
treet yesterday morning, for the pur-
lose OF travelling it all the way from
commerce street to the pri3ge over
I'LL creek. This work Willie done in
irst- class style, the earth being first
emoyed to sub grade Of six inces,
shich will be conpactly relied with a
Compound roller, the six inches of
,ravel placed upon this, which will also
q we'll rolled and made 30 conform to
ne contour OF the street cad the grades,
established by the city engineer.
The length of the street to be thus i'm
lroyed Is four thousand $4,000 feet and
comprises the best portion OF Ervsy
treet, through the CeSars. After COM
leting this work, stessrs. Perley u
sphar will contract to grade and grGyel
Soss avenue, from ef9leander street ~
ne HoustonsE Texas Central railroad
a the same manner These Improve
menus will encourage the Same to be
ione on Bryan ard Live Oak streets
.lso on the east end of Main, Ella anC
Commerce streets. Next to bois dare
nc gravel ~ our only resource for paw
iun.
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w ANTED-SiTUATI0 b1 A YOUNG
w man familiar with office work; salary
no object. Address j , box as, p. o. a2l-H
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not be broken within 80 days, and our
next winters supply OF coal b'.ought
from there. All are interestef. in cheap
fuel. Manufacturers are dependent
upon it. The small and d. oderato prop
erty-owners are ready 20 take hold of
this road. All they ask for is competent
leadership, and for the large property
owners, who will 'oe greatly benefited,
to do their share. Dallas must be made
first class city, ane now is the time to
begin in earnest. There is no want Of
executive ability here. 1t should no
longer hide its light under bushel. Let
John q. Stone or any other man of like
character and energy head this enter
prise and it will succeed. DALLAS.
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G. ]. Hodenburg, druggist, Of DAN
Vile, Pa, writes as follows: "rho best
evidence OF tho virtue OF any patent
medicine find 10 DO that when once
used II IL called for again aud again. l
have many customers, who, / believe,
would as soon keep house without
bread and butter, as without Mishler's
Herb Bltters. / sell more OF Il than all
the other patent medicines" We say
without fear of successful contradiction
that this Is the greatest specific known
for nervous disorders, debility, and ov-
cry form OF kidney aud liver troubles.
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Loss ana GAIN.

Parkor'a Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
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s,artt Good Move.

DALLAS. April 2l.-IEdltor HERALD.l
The Improvement now begun on Err
way street shows the enterprise OF prop
erty-owners on that popular thorough
fare, and IL a healthful sign generally.
Lot II DO supplemented by other public
improvements at once, particularly q
railroad 10 the coal fields Of Wise
county. There II no legitimate reason
why ground for such q railroad should
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Tonight at Mayors Hall in the city
Major Foley, OF New Orleans, will de-
aver u free lecture on the great orators
Of the old world.
"The dead but sceptered sovereigns
Who still rule our spirits from tbair urns"
The lecture affords rare opportu-
atty 10 lovers of classics.
ON Friday night at the same place he
will deliver a second lecture, taking for
lis subject, "Preachers a Useless and
dischievous Burden on Society,""
Special arrangements will DO made Tor
aides who may wish TO attend. Admit
lion free.
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EOh RENT-NO. rs MAIN sTkEEI-A
Il suite of 7 rooms, fitted wito gas, water,
etc; very comfortable and espes ally suited
for professional gentlemen with family. APP
ply City National Bank mar5t
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l. a R n " w p.

- Nv ~ IA N w
This famous standard Bred Hambletonian
stallion Will serve n limited number OF Mares
at the GRAPEVINE PRAIRIE SroUK FARM,
Reuben Armstrong.
LARRY WIS SIRE louis Napoleon
was the sire ofJerome Eddy, record 2:l0s and
sold to Jewett Bros, OF Buffalo, FOR 1000,
and stands NJ the head of their Stud nj sod
the season; also Myrtle, record 2;g7i, spin
nella, record 2:26l4 md several others with
fast records and trials. Volunteer, the sire
OF Loris Napoleon, has q with records In
1880 or better, and better than 800; among
them are 81; Julien, 2llA; G'oster, 2;l1; and
Ally, 2;l9, Lazy WIS Dam, Fanny Mapes,
half sister 10 Goldsmith Maid, has proven
herself to be great brood mare, being the
dam OF Jerome Eddy, record 2:l6N, and seyo.
raj others that could beat $3.50.
LARRY w.
Is beautiful dark bay, with black
points; Is l1A hands high; weight Ions
pounds; has not been worked for speed, hnv-
Ing been put In che stud when twoyears old,
when he produced the three fast colts, viz.
A. q. Dewey, Rosamon and Rosalie. his only
get OF that year. A. q, Dewey trotted seven
races In 1851 only losing one heat. He trot-
ted through the Missouri, Kansas aud Illi-
nois Circuits, beating such good colts as Bal.
aclava, by Onward; Alice Almond, by All.
mont; Judge Spmguc, by Gov. Spraguc, and
other fast colts, and has shown Il u mile IN
1910 70 pole aud obtained n record OF 2;iO,
ltosalie, the threeayear-old flllie, trotted q
mile at Joliet, Ill.,, 1885 overa y mile track,
and trotted second TO Balaclava Vt Carthage
ILL.,, In gao. Rosamond has not started In 4
race, but isas speedy rs either OF the trio,
TRnMs-SlU0 FOR THE SEASON,
Mares not proving In foal may be bred 10
LARRY W. nee of charge the following sea.
son. The fashion, bic bred stallion, NAM
BRlNo CHIEF, will also stand q limited
number of mares at the same ranch at Grape
| Vine. Terms, SIS for the season. Call on oi
address REUBEN ARMSTRONG,
Care City National Bank, Dallas.
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A Hnrae Thinf nnmnd

Monday night, while the moon was
shining brightly, Mrs. P. s. Pfouts, who
walked out on the gallery, called to
some Of the mae members of the family
saying she thought she heard some one
~ the stable. Sno had hardly uttered
he words before a man rushed from
The stable, and scaling the backyard
legation II was found that the rope
natter had been taken OFF the horse and
the bride put on 1t. The discovery was
timely for the thief was about ready TO
leave with the animal.
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oleburne OullIngs.

CLEBURSE, April 20.-[Corrrespond-
once. Judge Reeves, of Marlin, at.
tended services to-day at the Episcopal
church, Bishop Garrett preached
learned and eloquent sermon to large
congregation this morning. The bishop
has many friends and admirers in this
city.
The Histrionic club did honor TO itself
aud 10 the city OF Cleburne by its per
formanco the other evening. But few
towns can boast OF such talent as was
there displayed. Miss Phillips, Messrs.
Hubermaker, johnson, Luckott, and in
deed, others, deserve especial mention.
The Mexican selling hot females on
the streets, was fined yesterday for car
rying pistol,
Mr.. Ed Hyder left for the exhibition
to day. DR.. J. ID. Osborn will leave to-
morrow.
This being the first day of the Jury
trials, the town has been crowded and
trade has been good. Judge Rlmes,
holding court here, Is wonderfully
pleased with Cleburne, and Cleburne
well pleased with him. Indeed, all WIS.,
itors seem charmed with this place.
-Four brick business houses are now
| going up, and new residences dot every
street in the city, thus keeping the inn
provement apace with the business de-
mand.
No hurrah. no gassing to produce Artl-
! fetal stimulus and mushroom growth,
as q natural consequence each year
brings Just the needed improvement.
The city grows after the order OF ma
ture- sometimes faster than others, but
never loses anything once attained
And II Dallas should awake TO the Inn
portance OF extending her railroad con-
nections southwest, she will find Cle-
burpe not very noisy or saying wonder
full things, but ready 10 do just what she
said and what she ought 10 do in the
matter.
Miss Fannie Sues, charming young
lady OF Dallas, who has been visiting
friends here for several weeks, has re-
turned home, carrying some hearts
with her, and bachelor hearts at that,
that heretofore apparently were proof
against female charms.
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CHAPTER |.
81 was i taken sick a year ago

81 was taken sick a year ago
With bilious fever"
My doctor pronounced me cured, but
| got sick again, with terrible pains in
my back and sides, and got so bad
Could not novel
shrunki
From DDS lbs. tol20 / had been doctor
ing for my liver, but IL did me no good.
l did not expect TO live more than three
months. began TO use Hon Bltters.
Directly my appetite returned, my
pains left me, my entire
system seemed renewed as if
by magic, aud after using several
bottles, nm not only sound as SOW
reign, but weigh more than | did be-
fore. To Hop Bitters l owe my life"
II, FITzPATRIcK.
Dublin, June @, 'Sl.
CHAPTER IL.
"Malden, Mass , Feb. 1880. Gentlemen-
suffered with attacks OF sick headache
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years In
the most terrible and excruciating man
ner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure, until used Hop Bitters.
"The first bottle
Nearly cured men
The second made me as we'll and
strong rs when child,
"And have been so 10 this day."
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with serious
"kidney,l liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by Boston's best physi.
ans
"Incurablep
Seven bottles of your Bltters cured
him and know OF the
olives of eight persons
In my neighborhood that have been
saved by your Bltters,
And many moro are using them with
great benefit.
"They almost
Do miracles.w Mrs. Il. d. Slack.
How TO GIT sICR.-Expose yourself day
and night; eat too much without exercise
work too hard without rest; doctor all IN,
time; take all they'll nostrums advertised
and then you will want 20 know how 10 ge
well, which y answered In three words
Take Hop Blttersl
FW-None genuine without bunch o
green Hops ON the white label. shun all tn
vile poisonous stun with "lIop" or "Hops'
In their name.
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ALLEGED pIlferlnr of Pork.

Morris Lone, who was arrested short
time ago, ON the charge Of Of purloining
porkers on the hoois and lodged in Jail,
had hearing yesterday before Judge
Aldredge of the district court
On writ ofhabeas corpus. After hear.
ing tho testimony OF several witnesses
.he court held him In the sum Of $500
and In default Of bail he was demanded
TO Jail.
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a rrnal, OF Nntu-e.

4 HERALD reporter was shown yes
terday by Mr.. John witt freak Of
nature in the shape Of Gouble headed
chicken, which had two well-perfected
bills, three eyes and four wings. 1t had
only two feet, and its bod, unlike the
remainder of it's make up, was perfect
IL died a0on after hatchou out, and Mr.
Witt has IL preserved in alcohol.
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Ammonia IN Ballnr powdsra.

Among the recent discoveries in sci.
nee and chemistry, none is more i'm.
'ortant than the uses TO which common
'mmonia can be properly put as leav-
ming agent, and which indicate that
his familiar salt is hereafter TO perform
n active part in the preparation OF our
lAily food. =.
The carbonate Of ammonia is an ex-
'eodinely volatile substance. Place .
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xerdIct for ,ho RnIirnnd.

The jury In the damage suit of w. NJ.
Ward Va. the Texas q Pacific railway,
raging for damages In the sum Of 500
90, returned verdict In favor OF the
'ailway. Ward alleged in his petition
hat he was route agent over that line
and that the road furnished the agents
I car that leaked and which was cold.
chis, he urges, gave him cold, which
nded In a severe attack OF pneumonia.
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Personnl OomolInesa

is greatly enhanced by fine set OF
teeth. on the other hand, nothing so
detracts from the effect of pleasing fea-
lures, fine eyes and graceful figure, rs
yellow teeth. That popular toilet arti-
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A prophet, they say, is no good in his
own country; but there is an exception
to this proverb. DIR. Bull has been of
infinite good to his countrymen, and
his Cough Syrup has become a ma
tional balm.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

ADMIRABLE RESULTS IN FEvRRs.
Dr.J. j. Ryan, st. Louis, Mo-, says:
al invariably prescribe it In levers;
also in convalescence from wasting and
facilitating diseases, with admirable
results. | also find IL tonic TO an en-
feebled condition of the genital organs"
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He Thanks HIs paper.

Mr.. Editor: / was induced by read
ing your good paper TO try DR.. HRrter's
Iron Tonic for debility, liver disorder
and scroiula, and three bottles have
cured me. Accept my thanks. Jos. c.
Boggs.-fEx.
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San JacIntonav

Yesterday, being San Jacinto Day,was
a legal holiday. The banks were closed
and some of the patriotic citizons hung
out the old flag of Texas. There was no
demonstration further than this.
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Attached stn,Is snIh.

The attached stock of d. Goslin, china
ware dealer, was sold yesterday by the
sheriff TO satisfy the claims of creditors,
and was purchased by Mrs. Bertha
Rosenthal one of the creditors, for
$1,000. Business will DO resumed at the
old stand.
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INSURANCE.

fItFiCE OF REINSURANCE, STATS fICsj
" and History, Austin, TexasS April Il, 1886.
TO all Whom II May Concern: II ais is to
Inc Insurance Company, of SAN Fran
cisco, California, has in all respects
fully compiled with the laws of Texas
as conditions precedent to Us Going business
In this State, and that said Company holds a
titling il 10 do business mis- State for twelve
months from the LIST day OF January 1885, to
the Slst day of December, 1885.
l.. S,l-Giyen snder my hand ana seal, at
written.
~ 2. BEE. Insurance Cnmmissloner.
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WANTED.


WANTED-TO EXCHANGE A DESIRA-
w BILE stock farm OF 1852 acres, As miles
from st. Louis for large tract of land or
other good property In Texas. AZ dress A. j.
QUINLAN, Leonard ana Easton avenues, St,
Louis, MO. apl22-2t
VNANTED-LADY AGENTS for1OJEEN
w PROTECTOR" daisy stocking and skirt
supporters, shoulder races, hustles, bosom
forms, dress shields, safety telts, sleeve pro-
tector, to-; entirely new device unprece-
dented prohtsi We have 500 agents making 800
monthly. Address, with stamp, f.. H CAMP
BELL Il Co., so. May ST., Chicago. alseodlm
NTANTED-BY KENSIN GTON ART co.
w female help in all parts of the country
to do our light, pleasant work at their homes.
Sent by mail TO any address; no canvass'ng;
easy 10 learn, and any one can earn nom 81
TO no per week. For full Information, adj
dress KENs INGToN ART Rooms, IS Congress
street, Boston, Mass, Box 5O7S. aprlSeodl2t
M ANTED-sITUATIoN - A YOUNG
w man familiar with office work. salary
no object. Address j box as, P. o. a2l-H
AN ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO
w cook in a small family. Apply TO MRS.
W. d. BETT, 62l 1--we Oak st. anpe.5t
M ANTEt DRUMMER WITH GOOD
w trade in Northern Tevas, to S u we'll
known line of Youths Boys and Children's
CLOTHING. Address Box 40, Calvert,
Texas. aprl6 Il
VA ANTED-l,OJO TONS OF RAGS AND
w bones, 900 tons OF cast and wrought
iron; also old metal, ropes, rubbere and ua-
per stock, beer and wine bottles, etc tho
Dallas Junk House, South Polk street, Dali
las, Texas. Send for price list. FL. HENGY,
Proprietor. apr N
w ANTED-A COOK AND NURSE. FOk
w service in q small family; good refer.
ence required German preferred. Apply 10
MRS. j. p MURPHY, corner of Mex nneg
road and Ma ten street aor4
NY ANpED-WHlTE SERVANT; MUST
w be good cook, washer and ironer. Apply
at Office Of Griaths Cowser. meh26tf
| XAT ANTED-A MIDDLE-AGE COLOR
w ed woman without a home to do house.
work in family of three. Apply at No, sos
Cedar street. nar22u
| w ANTED--A FIRST-CLASS AUCTION
| w eer; none other need apply, Address
n. =. CRossLEY, Abilene, marlstf
| w ANTED-TO EXCHANGE VAAUA.
| w bic improved and unimproyed iands
| for goods or city property. For particulars,
address " LILLIAN W. GIBSON, Real Estate
Agent, WINS Point Texas. marlltf
| WANTED KAVELERs 10 STOP AT
w the e." yeland House, Abilene, Texas,
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprieiress. House
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on the
EurOpe9n plan, with restaurant attached;
meals at all hours, and polite attention; spe.
cial inducements for drummers, teblOti
y6T ANTED-TB e TEXAS MUTUAL EN-.
w dowment Association will give good and
profitable employment to experienced insur.
ance solicitors. Address a. NJ. HALL, Score
tary, 728 Main street. Dallas. Texas. iyltI
IuNHr
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AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING BENE-
N fits and levy special taxes against the
property holders and surrounding property
Denehled by the extension of Cochran street
769 west as ordered by ordinance of Febru-
airy q, 1855.
SECTION |. Be II ordained by the City
Council of the city Of Dallas that for the puT-
pose of paying for the property condemned
for public use in extending Cochran street
=. zoe W., as ordered by ordinance Feb. q,
1885, there be and Is hereby assessed and
levied special tax against the following
surrounding property holders and property
beneotted as follows, viz: a. Wagenhau-
ser, block 20, of original town of Dallas, be-
ing 20 feet square, containing 4O,0O0 square
feet of land; also block north of and ad-
Joining said BLOCK rs and being 200 feet north
li1 wet 10y an average width of $50 feet,
north 70 > east, containing 50,00O square feet
OF land out OF the John Nelly Bryan Head
right, all benefited TO the amount of 500;
NJ. y. Arbuckle, a lot 1855 feet north 76o east
by III feet north l2o west, containing 1850
square feet, on the north side of Cochran
street, as extended, being In block -, and
benefited $50; Il M. COckrell, lots and 2, in
block II tblock 10, original town of Dallas
being 100 feet square, containing 10000 square
feet of land, and benefited SIS; Mrs s. IL.
Cockrell, lots and 4, block II tblock 76 orig.
inal town OF Dallas, being 10000 square feet
Of land, benefited 800; Il. Gibbs, lot on
north side of Cochran street, lSlS feet wide
by 100 feet long, containing 4 500 square feet,
benefited $50 All of said property
being situated In the city and
county of Dallas and state OF Texas, and
sud sums OF money being the respec-
I've proportional amounts of special taxes
due upon all surrounding property directly
benefited by the extension of said street, as
aforesaid.
SEC. .. Thatth City Assessor and Collec-
tor Is hereby ordered TO collect said special
taxes In accordance with the provisions OF
lhe Clty Charter IN such cases made and
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To all who seek that glorious boon,
A fragrant and a wholesome breath;
roall who seek TO shield their teeth
From swift decay and early death;
Take this advice from us as friends,
Use SOHODONT and gain your ends.
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II. p. BEE, insurance Commissioner.
GEORGES j. DEXTER a CO.. Agents,

NFFICE OF INSURANCE, STA
" tisties and History, Austin, Texas, Feb.
%, lSS5.-To All Whom II May Concern: This
is TO certify that the American Fire Insurance
Company, of Philadelphia, Penn, has
in all respects fully compiled with the laws
ofTeXas as conditions precedent to its doing
business in this State, and that said Com
pany holds Certificate of Authority from
this office emitting II to do business In this
State for twelve months from the LIST day of
January, 1885, TO theSlst day Of December,
1885. r.
L. $. l--Given under my hand and seal, at
office in Austin, the day and date first above
written,
Il. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
-
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There were only two cases up before
his honor yesterday morning, Manning
Atwood and g. w. Garrison, the two
young and would be bad men from the
west, who were run In Sunday night by
the police. They were fined s25 each
for carrying pistol, which they paid.
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IIAnITs or YourH ANn. rxnpssrs

ii ADtAo uf hOUEh AND EXCESSES
IL OF manhood cause more suffering, sui.
cides, nervous debility, impOtence, sterllity,
gland, bladder, kidneys, heart, dropsy, dia-
oetes and Brights disease, than everything
else, and cannot be cured with stomach med.
ioines alone, electricity, orayons, belts, cau-
t,srlkanons, sounds, cathelers or cutting. The
Viii ssnn Q treatise for 20 cents, giving RENEE
dies VIC directions which cure these other
Wise mtnl diseases at home withoutpain pri-
Vntaiv. OdiceS. l1n2 broadway. n. V t'itS
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NOTlCEs
OTlCE-TEXAs TRuNK RAILRoAn

~ oTlCE-TEXAS TRUNK RAILROAD
~ Company--AnuualM Meeting of Board OF
Directors ~ Stockholders; Notice Is here
10y given thai the annual meeting OF the
Board Of Directors and OF the Stockholders
OF the Texas Trunk Railroad Company will
be held at the public Office OF snid Railroad
Company, In the cty Of Dallas, Texas,
on the second Tuesday IN MAY, 1855, at ~
o'clock noon Of said day.
A. II. STUART,
Secretary Of Texas Trunk Railroad Company
DALLAS, TEXAS, April 5, 1885,