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A very extraordinary case Is that of
MIR. Il. o. Hall, one oil the best known
newspaper men in Louisville, Ken
lucky. For sixteen years ho had been
| annoyed with letter, and had given up
all hope of its removal. He was also
troubled with indigestion, for which he
tried Browns Iron Bitters. He writes:
"The bitters did splendidly for indiges-
ton, and the. letter commenced itching
sn9 qevS,oplug to the surface aud for
four days was more annGyy..3;;S, -. .,.a n eves'
before. still never thought the bitters
! was causing the trouble until Mrs. IL.
suggested 1t, and then realized that
nay. great torment had a master.
bathed the letter externally, soitening
the surface thoroughly, whena waterisl
1 substance poured out like July perspir
alton on corn-tield darkey, then in
very short time the itching sensation
stopped. The sore caused by the eXpul
sion of the totter Is not vet healed, but
know that the cause oftho unmitigatet
trouble Is forever removed.
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AN ORDINANCE REGULATING tn
"A construction and maintenance ofaE
ings and signs on, over or across sidewsl
In the City OF Dallas
SECTION /. BE II ordained by the CityCou
Gil of the City of Dpllgs, That IL shall De u
lawful for any person or persons TO erec.
construct any awnings on, over or aclv
any sidewalks In the City of Dallas lowei
any point than ten feet from the surface
me sidewalk; all awnings shall be secSS, ry
fastened To the side of the building anu w
y supported by iron brackets, and al az
ings, except cloth awnings, within tne ~
limits snail be covered with tin, sheet y.
zinc, or some flre-proof materiali nor ~.
any person erect any awning post on 4,
sidewalk In the City OF Dallas. All avn avn
posts now standing on any sluewsS
snail be removed as soon as the awnings w.
support are removed for repairs OF o ~,
purposes; nor shall any awning eA,S'
further Into the street than to the outer y
OF the sidewalk.
Sec. 2. 1t shall he unlawful for any per,
or persons to place, have or mailman. N
slgn OF wood, cloth, tin or other suss.sss|
being suspended, fastened or attached ~ N
manner on, across, along, over or aOO,ys|
sidewalk or street In said City, whether IN
or below the awning, so that the saiie III
project more than six incheslrom the V.I
street In said City OF Dallas.
Sec. Z. Any one violating any OF lnv
visions OF the two preceding sections
on conviction In the Mayors court DC
IN any sum not less than i've no moN'I
hfty dollars. M
| Sec 4, That all ordinances, or paris Y,
dlnancea, In conflict herewith are heie"
pealed.
Sec. 8. That this ordinance take enec'H1
Its passage and publication. Il
| Approved october Q, 1854. v,r1
W. l., CABELL, MS''I
true copy.
W. L. PARRY, City Secretary.
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ASSlGNEE,S NorlOE.

u.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
~ The 18th day OF December, 1884, Kane
Shields OF Dallas county, Texas, granted and
assigned TO the undersigned, resldingat No.
", tlm street, Dallas, Texas, all OF his prop
etty ana estate, real, personal and mixed, In
ciuilhg all his chaseSln action, and all debts,
claims and demands due to him, or which
might become due, tsave and except such
property as by law Is exempt from execu-
uOnl Tor the benefit OF such OF his creditors
ohly as VIII consent to accept IN .ir propo,-
uonal snare OF his estate and dlschar ge him
rom retrospective claims. Provided. how
ever, mat he should not DO discharged from
nNolllties to creditor who does not 10 celye
rs much as one-third OF the amount duennd
allowed In his favor as n valid claim against
MS estate. The creditors OF said Shields con.
sentlng 10 such assignment are hereby noii-
neu 20 make known TO me their CONSENT I'm
wiring within four months after the publi.
cation of this notice.
Mt - JAMES MoRoNEY, Assignee,
n9ilas, Texas, J lnuary |, 1885.
All persons indebted TO Kane Shields mr.
requested TO pay such Indebtedness TO me nj
my ONCE No, 6,7 Elm street, Dallas. Texas
nntnerwl Sc theclaims will be placed i'm tht
MINUS Oh an attorney for collection,
JAMES MoRoNEY, Assignee,
jan 2 dltw3t
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E M Ford, st. Joe, Missouri; J Swan,
Kosse; 8 e Carter and wife, s G Up
shaw, d M Martin, Hillsboro; T r AL
lene, Decatur; w 8 Bryan, H Lobeff,
James III Woods, Kosse; Sam johnson,
gainesville; p NJ Manager, Sandusky;;
J A. Agerton, Louisville; 7 Jefferson
and wife, Cleburne; W. James, Texar-
kama; A T. Wilkerson, Denton; Henry
Q Herndon, Mckinney; b p Hatcher,
Weston; John Bouyer, Abilene; b q
Bidwell, Weatherford; Frank b STAN
ley, Fort Worth; Nj W Northington, ir,
| Il IL Miller, Abilene; j s Strangham,
| Paio Pinto; NJ Cook and wife, McKin-
| ney; Pickrell, Ennis; A ID Hagin
and wife, Texas & Pacific railroad; o A
| MoNut and wife, Ennis; II Il Jackson,
! Groesbeeck; Mrs Emma l. Tucker, New
York; A Nj Perry, Mrs Julia Stands,
Forney; Frank Houston, Terrell; MRS
Lizzie Poe, Denton; III Fureneaux
Trinity Mills; Lum johnson, James
Agerton, Gainesville; Il Kendrick
Plano; j 7 Means, Mexia; A H Youell
austin; w ID Armstrong, Burton, Flor.
iaa; J Laing, Weatherford; Thomas
BAN, Terrell; DIR III Il Davis, j S Tucker
grapevine; b II Dodson, Sherman; b ii
Jones, Denison; James l. Cobb, Sher
man; Leon Stroud, Forney; Frank I
Meyers, Cincinnati, Ohio; w b Das
hieid, Kaufman; A l. Dye, Terrell; Johr
smith, Jacksonville. Illinois; NJ Prail,
Colquit, Cleburne; b l. Hudglns, Ho
springs; Duke Chisholm, Terrell; Mr.,
N Poe, Denton.
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FOR SALE

EOR SALE OR MOUNTAINEERING
Il lG2 acres, y miles east of Court-hon.
on the RockwaIl road; so acres tillable Ian
Vacres IN orct ard, bear ng select VAR
Ties; good house o room aud out-housi
good wei ana carp pond, stock lots, pastul
WIN sell cheap Tor casn, or exchange for ci
properly Apply to SIMPsoS & HuFFxA
20 = ~ 81, janlS.
EOR SALE FARMS, LANDS IN Al
a Southero states and Mexico. Honest
Mexican Cult coast. thoroughbred cath
sAfep and goats. W. Il. STUART, 81 Caro-
delet street, New Orleans.
LNOk sALE-4 Tons BALED HAY. Al
i ply to Weir Plow Co. deS
LNoh SALE-CORD AND STOVE WOO
T. IN any quantity and best quality: ON
2,uV cordson hand. Also, wanted 10 buy 81
Ton seed and seed cotton at highest niarE
price. a, DYsTERBACH. Sell.
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We think we can cure bad case of
backache quicker with one of Carter's
Smart Weed and Belladonna Backache
Plasters than any other application, and
after the backache is cured you can still
wear the plaster without discomfort for
two or three weeks or longer. This
combination of smart weed and BELLA
donna Is a great hit, and Il Is hard 10
find any pain or ache that will not yield
to 1t. Price % cents. Sold by druggists
eYorYMhere.
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CITY Iourt,

City VS.. James WEIGH, intoxicated;
fined So.
City VS.. James Burns, vagrancy; dis
charged, with the understanding that
he leave the city.
City vs.. Mike Dryer and Il. a. Shop
herd, vagrancy; transferred.
City vs.. Lula Crawford, vulgar and
obscene language; transferred.
City vs.. Frank Fletcher, leaving team
unguarded; continued.
CITY vs.. james Alexander, fast riding
fined So.
City VS.. Lille Scott, keeping disor
derry house; continued.
City vs., j. Is. Davis, allowing stock Il
run at large; discharged.
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Twenty .fourHours to Live.

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind,
who announces that ho il now in "per-
feet health" wo have the following
"0ne year ago was, to all appearance,
in the last stages OF consumption. Our
pest b physicians gave my case up, !
could only twenty-four hours. Ny
friends then purchased a bottle of DR.
VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs
which considerably benefited me.
continued until took nine bottles, ant
l am NOW In perfect hoalth.
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NOWCE-MATORS OFFICE, CITY or
~ FALtAs, lee. 2, 1884. Public notice Is
her nv given TO all whom II may concern
that application will DO made To the LEXIS
lature OF the state of Texas, To assemble on
the 18th day of January, a. u. 1855, for the
following changes ~ and amendments to he
various acts Incorporating the city of Dallas,
To wit: To repeal al obsolete and inOpe-
railve sections; to more clearly define the
municipal boundaries; to make all officers OF
the municipality, excepting the secretary,
elective by The qualified electors thereof; 10
more clearly define the mode OF eEactlng or
dinances; to simp ify and moro clearly de-
hne the mode OF opening, widening and ex-
tending streets, avenues ard alleys; TO pre-
scribe the mode OF acquiring ground and
rlght-of-way within or without the munipl.
pal limits for water-wOrks, parks, cemete-
ries, house OF correction or rcloi IN, or work
house, hospitals, quarantine purposes. or
other necessity to the health and
wellbeing OF the city; to enable the city TO ere
ate special funds for street extension, aud
street Improvement purposes, apd for the
erection and NJ lnienGnce Of n seminary or
high school In connection with the FREQ pub
lie school svstem of the city; to remove eX-
listing cor tiicts In the charcr and render ite
meaning plain; to more clearly deane the
corporate power over any and all classes OF
street railroads. w. L. CABELL, Mayor,
Chairman OF Committee
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENTIFARM or 1872 ACRFs1
a acres tillable land, 40 acres in orcb]
OF tlie nnest fruit and choice varieties.
bearing good house of six rooms and n
houses, the best of water and goo earn ny
only w. miles from Dallas, on the Rockw
road Apply TO SIMPSON d HUFFMAN
3 49,, - 2ei - ~ JAM
ENOR REM "A DESIRABLE FARM
4 ZOO acres, 3 miles east Of the Court- ho,
In the cityof DAT as, Texas. j. NJ. PATTv
SON, Agent, No. 243 Patterson ave. ianII
TOR kENT-SEVERAL FARMS: NO
4 Portable houses, plent, of water.8 mi
from the CITY. o. 7. BowsRR, 3l6 Elm st. d.
ENOR RANT-A SEVEN ROOM HONS
4 tenant house, barn and nine acres.
hoss avenue; one minutes walk of street q
apply to GEORGE II. PLowMAN, 7O3 M,
nuINNI' mi
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fEuE STATE OF rENAS-Tl THESHER-
~ oruny Constable OF Dallas county,
Directing; You are hc Cby commanded that
by making publication of this citation In
some newspaper publish Il In he county Of
Dallas, for four successive weeks, previous
~ the turn day here {, you summon George
Mcclure, whose re- idenCC Is unknown to be
and appear ociOrc tho District COurt, TO be
holden In and for the uouuiy Of nplaV, at the
Courthouse thereof in the city OF Dallas, ON
the second Mon lay In March next, then aud
there to answer TO the petition or J, l., and
Louisa j. Mccain, filed In said court, on the
2nh day May, 1881, u ainst the said George
Mcclure, and alleging In substance MS fol-
lows, io-wlt; Plaintiff sue and pray decree
III court, cnncelling acert In fraudulent deed
Ipurporttng 10 be nom one James Ewing TO
seiu George Mc,lrrc, andQuicting plalutlts
In their title and possession of tho following
desctiocd tracts OF lands, situated in Dallas
county, ,cNNS, about eight miles west of the
Guy of ID Has, and being part of Israel Jen.
nlhks survey, beginning NJ the original
southwest cornerOi said survey, Il plum bush
Tor cor cr. thence north l,l2l9 vAras, 10
the original northwest corner ufsaid survey.
thence east $50 Vnras; thence south l2A5lk
var IS 10 stake IN south line of said survey:
thence west DiO yHrns to tho beginning, con.
lh'hi geil.s acres OF land. Also 1871, acres
out OF said jennings survey beginning nj
an original cornct of said survey ON enSt line
OF lot No. > Of subdivision OF same survey ,
.nence no IN, passing rthcost corner OF lot
~. - IN Nll luu warns, To a Spanish oak
for corner; tucr cnsJ 9,U vAras; thence
sou u 81 NltaS u cotton wood, ~ Inches
marked N, IL, %. aud 81; all l7O varas To
corucri thgncc west 20 uras, Ia ihcnnpln .
Ming, for $500 damages and Tor general
relief, orc.
Herein iaii not, hut have yon then and
lhvrc be o'e ,aid rourt this writ, with your
return lh'rt N, showing how you have exc.
cut a the .unc.
Witnos.; II. W. JONES, Clerl, OF the Dis.
ttict Court of Dallas county
!" S.l--GiNc under my hand and seal Of
s9l1 court, III cityul Dallas, this the 9Th day
OF December, A u. 1881 IL. W, IONES.
Clerk District Court Dallas eounfv.
ByJ, II. STEWART, Deputy. di2 Al
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Attest: w.E.PARRY. CITY see c, ~ ~ VI

A n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND
n ordering built additional sewers in the
city Of Dallas.
he II ordained by the City Council of the
City OF Dallas:
SECTION |. That there shall be and is
hereby established and ordered built and
maintained the following additional district
sewers in the city of Dallas, to-wlt: A dis
trlct lateral sewer, 6 inches in diameter, of
verified clay pipe circular ir form, between
commerce and Main Streets underground
rom Murphy TO sycamore street, and from
Jefferson to Martin street; thence east on
commerce TO Murphy street, to be laid at
such depth and grade as shall be directed by
me CITY Engineer and made to connect with
the main public sewer In Murphy street. The
cost thereof 10 be paid by the property own.
crs nj Ng the line.
SIC. That all blocks between Main and
commerce streets from Jefferson street TO
Murphy amt all blocks from Sycamore to
Murphy street between Main and Commerce
afelhero made respectively separate sewer
SEC 3. That all the provisions. REQUIRE.
menls and penalties heretofore adopted py
ordinance In reference TO the sewers. il said
city shall be In force and govern the sewers
hereby established as far as applicable.
SEC, 4. That this ordinance take effect
from It's passage.
Approved Oct. !, 1851.
w, l.. CABELL, Mayor
n true cory: w. II, PARRY, CITY Secretary
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PERFECT SIGHT PRESERvERS
NOTICES

wv ISCS
N0TICE-SToLEN@$ REV ARD-6NE
~ open-f &c 81 yer watch made by the
Elgin National witch Co named b. W,
Raymond-No. 335l93 Also one breech-
loading shotgun of the following descrip-
lion English walnut stock, pistol grip, y T.
ent tor-end, Damascus steel barrels, gauge
No. IL, length of barrel ~ Inches, weight lOlS /;
maker, j. Manton. / will pay y25 for the re-,
turn OF the watch, so for the gun and $25 for
lhe arrest and conNi, ton of the thief. W. j.
AHLllu II, INler, CeNas. jan7-7t
NOTICE 40 CITY TAX PAYFRS-OF-
~ hce of Assessor and Collector, Dallas,
Texas, Dee. 20, lSS4.-All persons owning or
having IN their possession as agent of an
other, any personal property or real es ate
suDJec to municipal taxation, are required
TO rendet the same at this Office between the
ISL day o JANUARY and the first day of Feb
ruary, 1889 All parties owning such ron
erly, or having II under control, shall render
list of samc,tOg ther with its cash value; and
VINO shall be required to make affidavit to the
truth and correctness of the same. ANY one
ialilng torender aid property as bOve shall
De liable TO q line not exceeding $50 and costs
All merchants In the city are required within
the same time to furnish the Assessor nnd
collector, at his Off g, Il st ,temcni, verified
by aindaVlt, of such amount of all goods
mere handisc and wares owne or kept on
hnnd for sale by such merchant on the first
DAY OF Janu .. Any merchant failing to
comply with this requi ement sha be liable
as above provided j. C. B0GEI.
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Railway Inspection.

Mr.. w. G. Cumming, general super
intendent, and Mr.. j. l.. Turner, gem
eral road master of the Texas e Pacific,
passed through the city yesterday by
special train, en- route to FL Paso, on a
general tour of inspection. They
stopped over here for several hours.
Mr.. Turner says that the line is now in
good shape, and that the road is simply
awaiting business. 1t is reported in
railway circles here that the road is
gradually reducing its forces all along
the line q
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For three successive Sundays Justice
Schulz has held inquests. The first was
on l. Rosinstein, who died
suddenly of heart disease; the
second on William Myers, the
convict, who was shot by guard
while trying TO escape, and the third on
John Sheers, who was shot by Bob
Land.
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NOfICE-HORSE STOLEN-ON WE'D.
~ nesday morning, December 18th, q man
about % to q years OF age, fcet7 or inches
Nigh, qrare shoulders. but rather i'm build,
dark complexion, Inclined @ be sandy, small
mousi0che and ewes, dressed in dark sack
GETAWAY coat pan Of light r color, black
Stiii hat, hired of VA II reddish bay horse:
lighter color In banks, about aa{ hands high
raw bOncd in build, and years Old; black
name and tail, shod all round .uar err crack
III rear OF 'front.' hOofs; an old Texas saddle,
fair leather bride, dirty looking blanket,
and has not returned. A suitable rowaru will
be pHii for man and horse delivered in Dallas
or or such Information as leads to recovery
Of the horse. HE At * WHEAT.
DAfi,AS, u ppruhpr"g lNyI
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r. Office 10 OWNERS OR OCCuPAN rs
~ OF property In sewer districts between
Main and Elm 81 Gets, from, sycamore To
N1TwOOd street ana between Main aud Com
mcrcc streets from Jcil rson TO Murphystrpet.
Section If ScwCr Ordinuuco-rhai private
sewers. water closets, amt sink bl. ms, etc ,
shall be constructed m si Og said districts 10
connect wish the district sewer, on notice
from HE city engineer, nut rs directed by
said officer uul not otherwise.
SUB, Sc, 3, IL shall be q misdsmesnOg for
the owner o. occupant ufany building in any
sewer distrct-auy position of which Is used
| for any purpose during any portion OF the
day-to fail 10 have a. least one watnr closet
connected with the public sewer 10 days al
! ter nOli lcalou.by the city engineer, etc.
| The above district sewers are constructed
ana ready Tor use, and all parties interested
| are hereby Notified TO comply with the above
sections Il the sewer ordinance.
W, NJ. JOHNSON, City Engineer.
NOypubgr n lNSt
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OFFER OPEN ron TEN DAYS ONLY

$4,000 stock boots and shoes, all fresh
clean, unbroken packages, and we'll as
sorted, we offer at manufacturers cost
on long time with real estate or good
personal security. Call carly, II yoI
want u bargain.
THOMAS RANDALL & NErHEws,
6l3 and 6l5 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas.
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II IS well understood that NTishler,a
Herb Bttors is composed of the hest and
rurcsl herbs, selected for their own cur-
alive properties aud compounded with
the greatest scientific and medical skill.
IN order 10 secure the best and most of.
hcacious results. IL is essentially a mod
zeal preparation for the cure of indires.
uon, kidney and liver complaints.
asthma, bronchitis, and all diseases aris'
ing from an impure condition of the
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DISSOLUTION Mnrlnr

nlasOh -TION 40 ICE-THE FIRM6I
~ wilson & Tozcr, Architects. has bee
dissolved by mutual consent. W. II. Wisol
VIII stu continue his flee at the old place
w. ". WILSON,
e.. NJ. TOIER, o.
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STRAYED AND STOLEN.

- IN ED-SMALL BAY MARE ABOUT
Iore ieet branded In several places, nnnar,
ehily nine years old. a suitable reward SIn
,tpnli Tor her r.turn to the Dallas Como
uhu spice Mills, pSS, $40 and $40 Elm ST, leiltf
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NOTICE Is HEItEB9 Gil EN- THAT
~ there will be meeting of the share.
holders of the Dallas National Bank of Dali
las, Tex g. ut its bankln office, January IL,
lSSo, for the purpose of elecing officers and
directors for the ensuing year, and to tran
sact what other business may come before
them. y NJ. REA RDON Cnshier ,in2S .Qni
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LOST

I OST-A REQ SHAWI-RETWFFj
- Commerce street cars and san .Iacln,l
lile, ON Sunday evening. Any one flndn]
ana returning same To Mrs. Callers will N
rewarded and thankOd-cOrncr OF Masten n
lllli INll cIsOn ave. ianlSlI
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In the absence of suitable materials or
the time to prepare 1t, people often 20
without dressing for salads. Buy
Burkee's Dressing, and you will never
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Not In Unity.
'sAhTRELL &cOtaRtAE" DUBIluaBEliIss,,rs
Z. J RuRKE, AGENTS., New York Maine, SAYS:
MEN:YOUNGsO7' ''' gives most
- sirer Gin Rurnod.

gin belonging TO MIR. Christian.
'1ioar Eagle Ford, was burned on Sun
day night. Tho work was doubtless
that Of an incendiary, as two horses be-
longing 30 the proprietor, and which
were stabbed near the gin, were taken
froD their stalls and htched in ada.
cent tiuhsr. No clue as to the perpe.
traitor of the deed exists.
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Hotel Arrivals.

At the st. George: NJ @ Black, Mount
Pleasant; d NJ Bush, Ennis; w N
Stroud and family, waxahachie; IL q
Watson, Moxia; G NJ Beaber, Alvarado;
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IClprnl Cnnrl

The JANUARY term of the federal court
commenced yesterday morning, Judge
A. =. Mccormick presiding. Tho civil
docket, which has some 800 cases, was
called. Many were set and a number OF
judgments were taken by default.
The criminal docket will be taken up
Thursday. 1t is not heavy. The grand
jury will convene Monday.
The following is list of jury No.
and extra Jurors for the January term
). h. Marshall, G.. W. Odom; j. s. vii
son, ii. G. Buchanan, w. Adams, j. w
Blakey, j. Il. Dissart, j. II. Richards
John Walker, w. G. Bennett, w. M
Bush,
EXTRA JURORS.
j. S. Lowell, G.. w. Lddd, J. c. Rich
ardaon X H. King / q. Sullinupr.
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Bold Robbery.

Mr.. Luvois is the proprietor of small
business establishment at Eagle Ford
and is also the postmaster at that point.
On Wednesday evening last young
man by the name of George Gardenhire
visited his place of business and, under
the pretense of desiring to make pur-
chase, called for dozen cigars. AS
Luvois turned his back to secure the
weed desired, Gardenhire drew a re-
volVer from one of his pockets and
ieVeleu II on the unsuspe T.
ing tradesman. Luvois naturally
exhibited surprise and anxiety, and
Gardenhire replied that he was in quest
OF "hithy lucre," and would submit to
no hardness. AT this iuncture Mrs.
Luvois put in an appearance, and was
requested by her liege lord to bring for
ward from her bedroom all the ready
cash of which the firm boosted. Fifteen
dollars was the amount, which was
handed over to the robber. The latter
then departed. Mr.. Luvois acquainted
his neignbOrs with the facts of the theft,
ana Mr.. John Lucks- and ono or two
Others at once instituted pursuit
Tor Garderhire He was traced AMI
captured at 81. Paul, village in Collin
county, aud returned to this city, where
ne was lodged in the county Jail. Luck's
store, near Eagle Ford, has been robbed
ON two ucca ions of recent date, and il
As maintained that Gardenhire is the
culprit who is guilty of the burglaries,
That he had couiederates Is unquestiou-
ably fact, but no one acting in that ca
parity has Yet been located. The officers
had some trouble IN experimenting him,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-13

Later, Schneider Il Davis ran a gar
nlshment or 4. Dysterbach for $3.50, and
others will follow.
Messrs. Wright & Wright brought all
tnS above suits save that of Schneider
& Dayis, which was filed by Mossrs.
Crawford & Crawford.
Messrs. Loeb & F'rieberg wore not
found. The assets will probably amount
TO about $27 900.