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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-01-30
.eavERYBODY rs INVITED TO CALL

Carpet Rooms will be
found all that and handsome designs and congs Iugrans
Tapestry and Body Brussels
Rugs Felt and Woven Duggets Squares great variety
al Smyrna Rugs in ai 9xl5 We
osu'a Hugs all sizes buff their value the following makes Ke
Amenans Daghastans Kouhas
Pcsians aud Agr Carpets The Upholstery
and special attention given
Coverings and Dnpery Silk Pushes
Mohai and Electro Pushes Plain and Embossed Sultan Pushes
varieties Linen Vaours
call special attention line of Port which largest
shown varying in prices from So so $3.50 Our $40
best in the market We mske specially Dpey
Shades and Corue Poles in Walnut Oak Ash Ebony Cherry
lengths and sizes Our Furniture Rooms crowded
new and novel Par Suits Walnut Ebony Cherry and Mahogany all
Dining Room Suits Ash Oak Cherry Library Furniture
Desks Hall Trees Tables and Odd price every
body tells the prices Call early Ind the rush.
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ASTONISHING CASH VALUES
IN OUR
fLMk lERARIMENIr

800 Russian Circulars, in black diagonal
beaver, fur collar and trimmings, at 50 80,
$40, Sill, $l2.50 and SIS. Best values ever
offered.
rs Ladies' Walking Jackets, tailor-made
at S2.29, worth S..
rs Finest Qualify SILK Sicilliene Russian
Circulars, entirely fur trimmed, all sizes, 80
10 AZ, at $3.50, worth $50, IVA
48 All-Wool Black Diagonal Cloth New
markets, well made and finished, two box
plails in back, 81 inches, 20 to 40 bust, full
astrachsn trimmed, at $l4.75, value $40.
G5 All-Wool Diagonal Cloth Dolmans,
plsi,ed back, entirely fur trimmed, at SO 30.
worth H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-11

2}7. beingl3l feet, on north side ioL bfys dl
street by 2l4 feet on west slde OF Olei lle
sii eet containing 81, 1854 square feet ana neile
fitsd SIS: rsnk Cockrell, lot 10, block 20,
having Isl feet front, on north Ade OF DRY ~,
street BY 26I feet, on east side OF b9liInSSo9a
street, containing 36,5A square ieet, 9ehen 5,i
$lQS.I5. Catholic Cathedral TOT > Olach ~
beingiSl feet, on north side of Bryan street.
by 2if feet on east side of Oleander stfsees'
c0ntai ng 81, 1854 square feet and bene1ted 80
All said and being in the city ana county
of Dallas and state OF Texas, and ali oil me
above sums Of money being the tespec1dv I've
proportional amounts OF special taxes que
upon ali surrounding property directly 6ene-
fied by the opening OF said streets, and as-
gregatlng the amount required to pay lor
opening the same.
SEC 2 Thst the City Assessor and Colleci,
tor is hereby ordered to collect SAID speclai
taxes i'm accordance with the prov sions OIL
the City Charter in such cases made ana
provided. -
and after It's passage and publication.
Approved February Il, 1880.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
A true CODY: W. E. PARRY. City Secretarv
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trrn,,, uanlth,nmcer

Dr.. J. L. Carter, health officer of the
city, has issued orders to the citizens to
put their premises in good sanitary
condition. He warns them, as follows:
This is the year that epidemic cholera
is expected to make its appearance in
the United States. "Cholera is caused
by specific poison, portable and capa
BILE OF reproduction" 1t is one of the
diseases that can be successfully com
batted by sanitary measures.
All the cities east and north are now
doing their utmost to clean and purify
everything that will tend to contain
nate air, soil or water. Pure air, pure
water and pure soil are the conditions
essential to successfully combat cholera
Cleaning is the main thing, and you arr
hereby notified 10 cleau up your yards
privies and premises, removing every
thing that will keep the soil wet ant
cause decay. Clean and disinfect every
thing about your premises.
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AlORALTY, DALLAS, MARCH 1, 1855,
vi In accordance with the Charter OF the
city anda resolution of the City Council,
adopted on the third day OF the present
month, an election is directed TO he held I'm
The several wards OF the municipality, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 1885, ths same being
ne FIRST Tuesday after FIRST Monday TN said
month, for the election OF the following
named officers, to'wil!
A Mayor
a street superintendent, should that Of
Zee be created prior TO said election by the
Legislature now I'm session.
one Alderman from each Of the six ward s
I FOR fUll term Ottwo years,
ono Alderman from the Fourth Ward 20 al
| the uuuNplred term Of r., &, Smith, resigned.
one Alderman ffom the Sixth Ward to nl'
| the uneXprcd term OF John Henry Brown,
] resigned
one School Director from each Of the six
| wards.
The voting places AMI presiding Officers
! viii be as follows;
In the First Ward, at the Courthouse; c,
/ ". Terry, presiding officer,
/ In the Second Ward. at Rests store; VIM,
/ III. Lennon, prosidlt officer.
] IN the lhiri Ward, W Noy's Grocery Store
corner OF Ross Uvouue and liavwoOd streOti
W. r. Rest, Presiding officer.
In the Fourth Wand, ut the corner OF Er,
Nny aud Polk streets; David Gosrn, pres,d-
Ing uhceE
In the Finh Ward, at the Five Point
Storc, at the Intersection OF Commerce, JACK
son aud Preston streets; john ]. knkin
presiding officer.
In the siAth Ward Nc the Store west COZ
/ ner oil Live Oak and Hawkins streets; W. N
Norton, presiding oillctr,
said election shall Zoe conducted I'm record
} nucc with sections three avid eight Of TIA
J ChNrtor and section siN, article seven OF tn
! state Constitution, prescribing the Quallnca
: ton Of voters, rs shown ON pages thirteeI
and fourteen + the printed "Chartor an
NJ ANIllnWmVVa nt the civ pI nultng ~
, JOHN HENRY BROWN,
b Mayor prD tf m
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At tho cpera-House.

The matinee at the opera-house, of the
Atkinson company, was generously at
tended, and the audience last night,
though perhaps not so large as that of
the previous evening, was more on
thusiastic, if possible. Schultz was
grand. His last leap into the air is a
wonder of saltatic dimension and the
manner in which he sings those veneer
able grocery legs is marvel to the
most obseryant OF theatrical attendants.
The boy was good and jim Duffy
was sustained. The play is one calcu-
lated to render an evening pleasant
The mischievous deviltries of boys that
are not vicious always excite interest
and the happy manner in which "Pa's'
| investment was made to turn out, ."jusl
splendid" and doubly remunerative
gave a finishing touch to the play which
morally-inclined people needed tt
escape STANDARDIZATION in sympathing
too much with "Peck's Bad Boy"
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City VS.. Mike Seaman, Henry Nickel,
intoxication; fined SO each.
City VS.. Bill Tigner and Martin
Baker, fast riding; fined 50 each,
City VS.. A, G.. Vingue, leaving team
unguarded; continued.
City VS.. Willie Hodge, curslng; dis
missed.
City VS.. A. Gardner, selling meat out
side of market; continued.
City VS.. Edith Parker, assault and
battery; fined S5.
City VS.. X. Rodford and A. Fielder,
falling to pay carriage license; ais
missed.
City VS.. w. II. Hunter, cursing; dis
missed.
City vs.. Same, assault and battery;
continued.
City VS.. w. Shone, allowing waste
water to 1iow into the street; continued,
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Bair,lBreyities.

BAIRD, March, o.--lCorrespondencel
Spring seems to DO here now in good
earnest. Grass is springing up, and cat
tie and horses even now seem TO have q
little more lite about them.
The strike OF the employees OF the
Texas & Pacific Railroad company at
this place and all along the line has
caused and is now causing much com
plant among shippers and receivers,
and If something is not done soon &
remedy the existing evil, want will tol
! low.
There are several parties in town re
ported to be on the eve of matrimonial
bliss, but as yet no cards.
If this city continues to improve il
the next eight months, as 1t has in tn,
past eight months IL will far exceed tn
expectation OF its founders.
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SIDEWALK EOTES.

Ed. Rees, coored, for refusing to an
swer questions before the grand jury,
was jagged yesterday.
Farmers desiring to sell improved
fruit farms, az moderate prices, will
hear of buyer at 0i7 Elm street. Call
early.
DR.. Hammer is again at the st. James
hoJel. The doctor is the only man that
can cure drunkenness, and has 6Sj sub
jects in this state that he can point to as
evidence, and large number in many
other states, He will remain at the st.
James for somo days, aud those who
wish to consult with him had better do
so at once, MS he is continually receiving
letters calling him elsewhere.
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FOR RSNI.

Tor RENT-ONE COTTAGE, III COM
Il mgrcc street, between 81, Paul and llar'
wood; 4 rooms, hydrant and cistcru; south'
ern exposure and most heat thy part otcllE,
NOR KENT--NO. rs MAIN STREEr-A
4 suite Of rooms, ntted with gas, water
etc; very comfortable aud os eciully suited
Tor professional gentleman with family. AZ
ply city Nntlonal Bank. mara
JOR RENr-A HANDSOMELY FuRN'
Il ished room. Apply 7@ Elm ST.
IGOR RENr-BI THE YEAR ONLY, THE
4 large windows, liX2l, surrounding tne
office OF the Grund-N indsor Hotel Odice 10
the rotunda of the hotel. Apply at oilee,
This Is without doubt .tlr best advertising
space In thl- city, as " Is In sight day aeq5
uight an the year round iehs,-u
/ EOk kENr-ruE LARG STORE, Ooh-
| II uer Main and Au.tln streets, under tne
| Grand Windsor Hotel; this Is the most le'
! sirahlc location In the city for u drus sV9ii
/ having an entrance nom the court oi VIZ
N TEL IA wei as adjoining the iOdlos opry
| trance, with wlnd0ws to the soutn' .AppH
at onice OF hotel ieu.s,u
/ EOR r-NtRtE STORES uNDEh
/ Il the strand Windsor lIoiel, suitaOle w wv
almost any gen eel business. leeSes
| TOR RENr-rHE SM ALL OFFICE ~ ~,
! n Joining the entrance o. Grand " lNv va,
Hotel, Main tarVCt; best location In tue WV
fora railroads ticket onicS, having an s vn,
trance irto rotunda of hoth Apply q, Sp.oSti
OF hotel. iee.os
| LNOR RkNr-rHE BRICK LIVERY sIMn'
II BILE formerly occupied by McuOWifhHss
Simons n Aston, eituai III ON the south Wv, s,Ss
of Elm street, between sycamore and Sions
streets, and In mont OF Mayors gnrdeni w
1ONlQ0 ioeS ON Elm, ana horse lot In reuI iS ia
ITO, iron - on Main stleet; 81 stalls; eAtesrn.
luit-rocm, with uamway and every e9hhNsShIi,
, lence, Gad the most centrally located h'ssr
IN the lity. Apply to W. II. PRArhesN sI,s
, Elm street. leu.-s
; EOk REN1-TttE BKlCK SroRE.huINV,ss
4 Il No. GlS and 6S Elm street, now ogeNsps.Ii
" by Randall Rros., possessl N given Mei ,.as
Apply to JoHN BROWNING, olesnder ~, Ss. IN
NOR RENr-rHE RktCk srOkE-kuJvYs,
IT including bedrooms above, slnalevv,
\ go Pacific avenue. Apply 10 JOHN nhhWv. "in
> ING. oleander street. leu., ..s
ii EoR RBNT-rwo COTTAGES, WIN can
m II ave rooms each, Nos 1891 and lEA1 W. vs.
N merce street Inquire l2ll Main s. WV.
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Twenty of the poor farm convicts
were brought up and lodged in Jail yes
terday, preparatory to going to work on
the public roads as provided by the
county commissioners court. They
will be in charge of MIR. w. Hines and
Mr.. Dean Arnold. They 20 TO work
this morning on the Dallas and Lsncas-
ter road. This working OF county con.
Victs on the public roads will serve TO
put the roads in much better condition
than they have been heretofore.
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nomesticatlng the Ostrlch.

Twenty-four ostriches were recently
shipped from CapeTown, Africa, to Sal
Diego, Cal. The ostrich is tough crea
ture and can take into its stomach all
sorts of indigestibe things. And yet
nobody ever heard Of an ostrich having
dyspepsia. A human being who trilles
with his stomach is sure to have dys
pepsia, and to need Browns Iron Bit
ters to set him right. Mr.. Yemen, of st
Joseph, Mo- is one of many who writes
thus, "BrOwn's Iron Bitters cured me o
dyspepsia, gave me hearty appetite
and increased my weight"
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Remedy for Lung Diseases.

DIR. Robert Newton, late president of
the Eclectic College of tho city of New
York, and formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio,
used Dr. VIM. Halls Balsam very ok.
tensively In his practice, as many OF
his patients, now living and restored TO
health by the use of this Invaluable
medicine, can amply testify. He
always said that so good Il remedy
ought to be prescribed freely by every
physician as a sovereign remedy in all
eases of lung diseases. IL cures con
sumption, and has no equal for all pee
toral complaints.
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Hotel Arrivals.

He Furguson, Denton; g Blackrisse,
Galveston; J ID Baker, city; J II Lyman,
Stophensville; s ii Jack, Kaufman; II
NJ Dawson, Denton; Il IL Brltton, Phila.
delphia; MI Anderson, Auburn New
York; II Q Furguson, Denton; William
II Allen, Il Houston, A q Childress,
Terrell; w A French, Kaufman; j Nj
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The ynndnlia Line.

Vandalen Line, General Passenger office,
~. Louis, Feb. 26th 1885 10 whom II
may concern.
: On and after March /, 1885, this line
will put In service between ST. LOUIS
and CINcINNATTI elegant RECLINING
CHAIR CARS,
Ono of these cars will leave st. Louis
Union station every evening Sunday
included at o'clock, running through
without change via the e1NCINNArI
INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILWAY, arriving at the grand central
passenger station, CINCINNATI, at 7;S'
next morning. This car will also &C
commodate passengers for THERE
HAuTE, GREENcAsrLE ana lNplANAfo
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INSURANCE,

(\FFICE OF INSURANCE, STA
" tistics and History, Austin, Texas, FEB.
"a, lSS5.-To All Whom it May Concern: ms
is to certify that the American Fire Insurance
Company of Philadelphia, Penn, has
in ali 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
his otfice emitting il to do business in this
State for twelve months from the LIST day OF
January, 1895, to the day of December
1895
III. Sl-Given under my hand and seal, at
office, in Austin the day and date first aooY'
written.
Ii. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
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When the system In weakened through
debility or other cause, strong tonic
medicine In what IL needed. James
Donaghy, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, writes:
"This Is TO certify that have been suf-
fering from general debility and loss Of
appetite for more than three months.
Hearing OF the wonderful curative prop.
critics OF Mishler's Herb Blttors tried
three or four bottles and am entirely
..l
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Annceivnh Mnmnn

Is the lady who uses cosmetics, face
lotions, white lead, bismuth, powders,
arsenic, Nc., in the belief of enriching
and beautihying the complexion. 1t is
but temporary and ultimately destroys
tho skin beyond the power OF nature To
restore. Stop IL! Stop it now and use
only DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic, which i'm
parts the yigor and loyeliness of youth
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NOTICES

NJ orlCE-GoOp BOARD ANn LODGING
~ orduy board In private family Tor two
gents-No. Us OllyostrcCt narlO-gt
NorlCE-SN REWARD-SFRAYE OR
~ IolCn nom W. G. nOcrlng, miles south
% " urt-huuse, On the night OF Sunday,
March J. lSSn, twNCrcRn- cOlored mares; one
branded A J On lea shoulder, hald lace; one
erahnuelO y ON one side, probably ON
years old cuch, Also one dark roam horse
hlnd IN LOFT eye, lilS hands high, hyears old
mas Arga ankle ON hind lcg / will pay 81
reward for these horses. W, G. DOCKING,
lAlLAs, TEXAS, March ., 1851
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II, P, BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
PRATHEB, ARDREY & EWING,
Local Agents, Dallas, Texas.

OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
" and History, Austin, Texas, Feb
ruaty 20, lSs5.-rTu all Whom II May Com
Germ: This is to certify, That the Union
Marine Insurance Company, Of Liverpool,
England, has in all respects fully COM
plea with the laws OF Texas MS conditions
precedent to Its doing business in this state,
and that said company holds q certificate OF
authority from this office emitting IL to do
business In this state for ~ months rom the
December, 1885,
H.. S.l-Given under my hand and seal, a I
Office, in Austin, the DAY and date first above
written. IL. Z BEE, Commissioner.
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an imperative public necessity for tho
suspension of the rule requiring bills to
| be read in each house three several
days, and said rule is hereby suspended
and this act shall be in force from and
| after its passage.
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III ii. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
HEREFORD \ FURsT, Local Agents,

nEPARTMENT or INSURANCE, STA
J tistic and History, Austin, ieXns, Jan
!, lSSj.--To all Whom II May Concern: This
is to certify that the Liverpool and London
land, has In all respects fully complied
with the laws Of Texas as conditions prece-
dent o rs doing business in this state, and
that said Company holds Certificate of Au-
thOrity from this Office emitting 1t to do bus
ines in this State for twelve months from
thc LIST day OF January, 1886, to the 3lst day
OF December, 1855
IL. - --Gven under my hand and seal, AT
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
N p nEE Insnrnnrn rnnmlssinner.
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A Michigan boy ate bar of soap,
drank n lot of soda water and went to
bed to cure his cold. The doctor had a
hard time to pull him through, bat the
boy now says the next time he catches
cold he will use DR.. Bulls Cough
SVruD
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DEPARTMENT or INSUEANCE, STN-
II tlstics aud History, Austin, Texas, Jan.
l,lSSj,-1o all Whom n May Concern; This
Is 10 certify that the Flrcman's FUND Insu-
rance Company, OF san Francisco, Cal, has
In all respects fully compiled with the laws
of Texas as conditions precedent to its doing
business In this state, aud that said CompU-
ny holds a Certificate oil, Authority from This
office hitting 10 do business N this state
FOR twelve months from the LIST day Of Janu-
AIRY. 1855, to the 8lst day OF December, 1885.
H.. 5 l-GiVtn under my hand aud seal, at
office, In Austlni the day and date first above
written,
II. =, BEE, Insurance COMMISSIONER.
SMITH 4 HALL, Local Agents,
Dallas. Texas.
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uoldto Ansver,

l., G. England, postmaster at Kauf-
man, who was arrested on tho charge of
embezzling funds of the government,
had hearing before United States
Commissioners Bently yesterday and
WAS held to answer in the sum of 5000,
which he gave.
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DEPAFTMENT OF INSURANCE STA
~ tisiics and History, Austin, I eNRs, Jan.
/, lSS5.--rO an Whom II May Concerns This
Is tu certify that the sun Fire Office Insurance
Company, OF London, England, has In all
respects fully complied with the laws Of
Texas as conditions precedent TO It's doing
business IN this States, and that said Com.
pauy holds Certificate OF Authority from
this office emitting o 10 do business IN this
state for twelve months from he lst day of
H. S.I-Given under my hand and seal, mt
Office, In AUSTIN the day and date FIRST above
written.
IL u EEE InAmrlnrn Cnrl nnIsalnnnr.
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Drunkenness,

DR.. Hammer has returned for a short
time and can be consulted at the st.
James hotel. Don't fail to see the Doc
tor, as he is the only man in the world
that can cure the disease Of drunken
naQq
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WHEAT & sHUMARD, Agents.

OFFICE OFlNSURANCE, STATISTICS
land History, Austin, Texas, Feb. |, 1885,
10 ali Whom ii May Concern: Thisis to GER
tify that the Connecticut re Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Connp has in all res
poets fully complied with the laws Of Texas
as conditions precedent to its doing busine
in this state, and that said Company holds q
Certificate OF Authority from this Office en-
fitting il to do business in this State fortweiNe
months from the lst day Of January, 1885, 10
the 3lst day OF December, 1885,
H.. S.l-Given Kinder my hand an seal, at
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written,
H. p. BEE. Insurance Commissioner.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DlssoLUTIoN OF Co-PARrNE3s y.
H. We hive this dav dissolved on law IA
partnership by mutual consent, end Nos,r
say to clients that both Of us vii. give our y, I'M
tentlon TO winding up the huslness 81 !"
firm. GE0RGEJ. HUNDlhh
l.. Y. SMITH,
DALLAS, March 2, 1885,
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FOR SALE.

IGOR SALE-A NEW IS CALIBRE OC-
4 tagou YMllu rifle and glVernm mt cart.
ridges two double acting 3S-c libre nickel
plated Sm tn & WeSson pistols, two Ower0Id
pocket thurmnmetric bNrometers Inquire
947 Elm street, to0a. IN. marlOd2twlt
NOR SALE-.0 HEAD OF DURHAM
4 bulls, ranging from - TO Is months old,
raised by William Carulh, near Dallas; this
stock can be seen four mil south OF Grand
Prairie, at Tur err Brothers. Parties dsir.
Gus of buying good Ock at II reasonable
price are invited 10 inspect them. Address
TURNER BROTHERS, Arlington, or WILLIAM
CAnIru. RnN ono Dhllns. IcNNs. marll.It
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j Leghorns, White Cochins, Pens; No. |,
So; No. ., Sl.5O per "a; Toulouse Geese, eggs,
1850; eggs $3.50. Correspondence q pleas
ure; visitors welcome. Best stock I'm the state,
q. NJ. OVERLEEsE. Dallas. lanlS-ti
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AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.

j L Land, J G Blskeney, D Duncan,
Chicago; T j Newsome, Mckinney; w
J Smith, Coleman; w Il Biddle and
wife, Amesbury, Mass; Dan Ripley,
II p Hughes, Houston; Henry Behr-
ring, ii Rosswog, G Wilson, Fred
b Houston, j II Fraser, New York; ii
ID Pendergrast, Austin; John Myers,
city; Il w Caruthers, ir., + w Carruth-
ers, Corsicana; N j Kitchen, Trenton,
N. j.; Il p Mann, Milwaukee; A l.
Eorgotston and wife, Wichita
Falls; George w Boyer, Cincinnati, o.
Charles G Baker, Galvestoni
| Il b Hayden, Stanford, Kentucky; G ID
! Winglied, st Louis; John Price, Fort
Worth; G X Barnes, Kansas; ii c
Veatch, Quincy, Illinois; Il Stacey, j II
Baltic, England; julius Schloss, At
lanta, Georgia; A II Andrews, Wealth
erford; NJ o Syner, Palo Pinto; J L
Briggs, Rochester; Jos u Mayo, {
Freidhold, st Louis; W b Sharp, Co
lumbus, Ohio; E S Graham, Graham
Miss Mary Newcomb, Henrietta, Texas
A i DOnnelly, Louisville; j A Scrutch
ms, Fort Worth; b + Ahrens, st Louis
L g Butler, Newark; II w Gordon, Ro
chester; G A Bigelow, Il Bigelow, Wor
cester, Massachusetts, j Fl Britton
Sherman; II r Scott, Gainesville; + {
Merifield, Cincinnati; A Alderman, Bos
ton; George w Cleveland, city; l. ,
Watson, Burnet; b ii Bransford, Uniol
City, Tennessee; b It Hazen, Cincin
natl.
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~ HAL, Office VI Assessor and Colleclcf
Dallas TeSssi February ~, iSSi,-The B0ari
% Abpesis VIII convene et the City Had on
Monday the aud dav OF March, lSSi, ARA Mil
continue IN session until all uppca,S HAY,
heSN heard. Parties feeling thcms elves No,
gr.,Ngi are hereby notified 10 app,.Nr befor,
selu hoard, rs thelr decision shall be Anal,
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EOK SALE-FJUR H1GH GRADE
II Durham bulls, one year Old good cOoB
and In fine condition. r. q. KNIGHr four
miles north of city, nailO.N