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~ would not live Away" sad the
psAlmist in a moment of poetic rapture.
81 would not either" says Josh Bill
lings irreverently. So We say. But
then, while we do live, let us hold on to
our health and spirits. The surest way
TO do this is to lay In a supply of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrgp. Try 1t.
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INSIIRANNE

OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
" and History, Austin, Texas, Murch
TO- lSs5.--To all Whom II May Con
Nuiuai Insurance Company Of New Orleans,
Louisiana has in all respects fully com
piled with the laws of Texas as conditions
precedent To its doing business In this state,
aud that said company holds certificate of
authority from this Office emitting IL to do
business in this state for II months from the
LIST day OF tnuary, 1855, to the Slst day OF
December, 1885.
H. 3. Given under my hand and seal, at
office, In Austin, the day and date drsJ above
written.
M 2. nee. Insurnnnn Observation-Disclosures.
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JOHNs. ALnEHnTr, Agent. n.llns. Te,

" and History, Austin, Texas, March 10,
lS8j.-TO al HON It May Concern: 9hls is
to certify that the Continental Insurance Com
pany, Of New York, N. \ o., has IN al respects
fully complied with the laws of Texas as COM
ditluns precedent to its doing busines, in this
state, ana that said Company holds 81 Curt.-
hcaie OF Authority from this office emitting
10 TO do business IN this State for twelve
months from the lst day Of January, 1855, to
the 1lSt day OF December 1855.
h. S.l-Glyen under my hand and seal, at
office, In Austin, tine day and date first alb We
written.
II. p NEE nenrnnce CnroL,,is. lnnnr
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They strol.ed along the broad parade,
John Gles aud pretty Miss Meria
"Your teeth are awful IOhn," she Said
"Why don't you buy the Beautfor?
See niinoW How whitel" Yes. It's my
wont
10 polish them with sOzoDONT,"
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Cow boys aud all tho other boys Wall
Tor Opera Pulls cisaretts.
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NOTICES


NOllCE-LAST NOTICE. TO lELIN.
~ q9ents, Oilicc Of D., SCISSOR and ColeC.
Tor, ID laS, Tesag, April 10, lSS5.-All lakes
], mainingunpaid ON the 18th inst will DO
advertised and propert sold to sat sly the
same ahg costs will accrue. Parties inter.
ested will please taKe notice and govern
themselves accordingly. This will include
All general an special taxes; also street
opening, street paving and sewer taxes.
j c. BOGEL,
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DOR SALOONS HORSE AND DOUBLE
4 seated phRton and harness: horse IS
years old, about l5Js hands high and drives
gentlei ph@tOn good rs new; will sell cheap.
Apply TO StMPs IL q HUFFMAN, 78l Elm
street. tnnro1.ff
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EoR SALE-C II. COOPER, 7O7 MAIN
l street, has for sale one OF the handsomest
rlslutnCeN IN he CIV. RnrI-n
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IIUN 81 LEA NEAL COTTAGE UFFIVE
\ rooms, besides bath 70 m and seryanig
ROOM also cistern, wood-hOuse, good iron
H., only few mi ute walk from POsiofIice
o AkaId stree, near Park street, for 1850
oy IL, hRUEGFL. april,
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w ANTED-A COOK AND NURSE FOR
w service in q small famin good refer
ence required; German preferred Apply 10
MRS j. l. MURPHY, corner OF Mex nneV
road aud Ma ZEN street. tnrd
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A n ORDINANCE EXTENDING COCH-
~ ran street lfty feet wide 10 the Missouri
Pacific Kn. lroud trupl.s

An oRDGNANCE EXTENDING COCH-
~ ran street 1fy feet wide 10 the Missouri
Pacific Ra lroad track:
SECTION !. BE II ordained by the City
Council OF the city OF Da las that Cochran
rect. In the city OF Dallas, be ex-
tended in 76o west direction fifty
fe wide, as follows: Beginning at u
point IN the n nth line OF block 10 toid town
thirty f ct at right angles from The center OF
the Missouri Pacific railroad track; thence
n. 2e Il, parallel with said railroad track
and thirty feet theroirum iny feet; thence
N. '65 II. parallel with said north line OF
block 70, about Two hundred feet, 10 b. Gibfs
southwest line; thence with his said SOUTH
west lile =. l29 H. flny eight feet To the
north line Of block n; tHcnce zoe W. With
line OF blocks q and "a, about two hundred
and forty feet to the beginning.
SEC. 2. That said extension be made nc-
cording To the Dallas city Charter nud that
all damages and costs occasioned thereby be
assessed against the property adjacent there.
ny and benefited IN accordance with said
charter
SIC. g. That this ordinance take effect
from ana after Its passage.
Approved February 81 1856.
W l., CABELL, Mayor.
A true copy; W e. PARRY, civ Secretary
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XYANTED-W SEIiV mt; MUST
W be good Q, ok, wa her and irouer. Apply
ut office Griihtbs & COwser rnah5Rtf
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FOR SALE-CORD AND STOVE WOOD
: IN any quantity and best qualify; over
z'VD cordson hpnd. Also wanted to buy cot
price. a, DYsrEHBACH r,l7.tf
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TOR sALE-tliGHIY IMPROVED COT.
4 ton plantations city and town lots In
North Louisiana; also few finely bred AL
mont and Memhrno cots, hlies and blood
mares Foi particulars atd catalogues, adj
dress ID. c. MORGAN, Attorney ut-Law and
Real Estat- Agent, Monroe, IA. aurlO lOt
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M ANTED--A MIDDLE-A COLOR
w ed womau without home to do house.
work in family Of three. Apply at No. coo
Cedar street. mar92tf
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Il QUESTION ABOUT
BY0zVm' S Iron
BzHeYS
ANSWERED.

Tbs ganstioa h.b probably been asked thr ,usands
az times Eoy oaa Browns Iron Bttera cF no every
ttngln Vol Il doesn't But 1t does euro any disease
inT viii reputable physician would p escibe iB0f
Fhyai,alps recognize Iron the hf Il restorative.
Agent Known TO the profession. anf, inquiry Of an,
ldnd,rs chemical firm viii sutatan' ate the assertior
To u tera are more preparations ui iron than Of any
other Dsianc0 used IN me1icrle This shows con.
oisiycy that iron Is aciiupwl edged 90 be the mos
iapaltIrt factor IN successful nedca practice IL u
hoHeyec tomafkEhlo isct hat prior to the disc0y.
prycalsIsONtN'S IRON mITTERS no perfect
y Satisfactory iron combination bad ever been found
Eh0BR'S IRON 2iTTERSaassssti s 99S G5s.s
'Ieadacle, produce constitution AL other iron
medicines do. BROWNS IiiON BITTERS
cgrcl Indigestion, Eiiiousness, WenlSEess,
dyspepsia, tlnlnriu, Chilis ard Fevers,
Tired Feeling, General DobIiity,Pain in tho
side Back ~ Li,nbs, Headache and Neurnl-
gt;-tor az these ailments Irun IA prescribed daily
3R9WlpS IRON BITTERS mo. aSFS sSf5 f e. =
'ninrto ] ik' ~ other Thorough medicines it acts
,'a"4t Whom t7kon b. mrH the FIRST Hmptom o.
.rf' p i' fad energy TheIan7cles than become
lraof enc stian uur ,yca tho bowels are active
A n1ifi tuoelaCt is usr.l fn1ra rapid and marked
tfA eFal begin dt once 10 brighten. the skin clenr
Up; nHlltr color crnr9 ~ thl cheeks; n6rgousno
ipp.'fti iinot1nsl arrangements hCcun8 rogu.
ir 'u! y nureing mother abundant glstonanla
t'iHp.'l tpr tig chil0 H'mamAer Browns ir
tii. i7 y tle sfci.L ion uailcilo thar 10 not i,.
liiHct IhN. Victims and BrHgJi's rsc0B,Waai r.
N-la Gaori19 hrf Tr'ie MARI and crossed red iuo4
ouWrrgp-- TAKE ND ETWEu
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2 U NV MI
AsscssOr : nd Go lentnr.

NoriCE 10 CONTRAUT0RS-sEALED
~ plds VIII he recelv d by the undersigned
until 5p M, the 10Th Instant, for the erection
OF three-story building ON Main street, &C.
corning 10 plans and Specifications TO be seen
az me Office of Il Flanders architect The
rlght II reserved to reject any and all bids
Hprf 81 MURPHY q BOIANX,
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AN ORDINANCE a SESSTNG BENE-
N tiis and levy special axes against the
property holders and surrounding prNpt rty
bench ed by the extension of Cochran street
I69 west as ordered by ordinance of Febru-
AIRY ~, 1865.
SEcrIoN /. BE It ordained by the city
Council Of the city OF Dallas that Tor the pur-
pose Of paying for the property condemned
for public use In extending Cochran street
=. 1bG W., ms ordered by ordinance teb. u,
1855, there be and is hereby assessed and
levied n special tax against the following
surrounding property holders aud property
benefited rs follows, viz: y. WsgenhRu.
ser, block 70, of original town of Dallas, be.
Ing go feet square, cOuta Ing ipOjl square
feet OF laud; also a block north OF aud ad e
Joining said BLOCK ~ and being 200 feet nor h
a sc ( 10y an average With OF $50 icet,
II rth Zoe east, containing 5000 square feet
OF land. out Of the John Nicely Bryan Head
right, all benefited 10 the amount of 500;
NJ. .ArbuclSle a lot l5i feet nor h ri . east
by 10 feet north l3o west, containing 1868
square feet, on the north stdgOf Cochran
street, os extended, being no block ---, ard
benefit ed SO; Il NJ. CuckrelI, lot. and e in
block u block 49, orig nal town Of Dallas
h' ing 100 81 square, containing 1000 square
feet of land. aud beuCG ed sos Mrs =. II.
COckreil, 1873 and 4, block Il block IS, orig
lnnl luwdof ntllas), being lO,OUl suuare Ieci
north side off, hrgn street, asa feet wide
by 100 feet long containiug N5l square Get,
bCne 1ted SDl All of said y OperlN
Delug situated I'm the city aud
county Of dallas ana state o Texas, and
sud sums OF money being the resi- ec-
i've proportional amounts OF srCCl0l taxes
due upon all surrounding property directly
beuchted by the extension OF said ~ t,us
Aforesaid.
SEC. .. That the City Assessor and ColleC-
tor Is hereby ordered 10 coll ct said spec,gl
taxes IN agcOr ance with the provisions OF
the city Charter ia such eases made and
provided.
SEC. 3. That this ordinance take effect
from and nitcr It's passugr and publication,
Approved March -, lsSi.
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w ANTED - AGENT AJIRESs ST
W Lonls Electric Lamp Co., St. Louis, No,
for circulars, cuts and terms OF 56-can,iie
power Marsh Electric amp marion
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AZ ANrED-BOAH Nd AND LODGi 4; ~ ~
w an elderly lady in a private fsuiiv,
room furnished nnfurni he'd. Address b
b. STR EGE, ut "a yer & Gr'ggs anrip-qt
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NJ ANTED-A WHITE GIRL AS LATJN.
W dress and chambermaid In private
family, Apply 10 Mr. u .r0MPKiN 4. gI
D Dung street, corner Br WIDER. aprI27t
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WANT D-A RANCH Or ABoli 57
w TO 5000 acres of goo land vel NJ ,terS
ed, in the vioinityot Dallas o Fort i-1rtb.
Texas; Improve preferred. Address nIERFS
4 MEYER, 100 West Of street. Kansas CITY
Mis- uri. nurji ~
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NY = NTED-TO LOAN UUk StOdO on ONE
W or two ear lin notes. Address. stat
ing lien, BOX IL, PosiofIice aar 2.tf
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III ANrED--HEL TODAY 81 -GK-
w smith, woodworker farm hands, wood
savers aud girls Tor hnusewors Hem ON
hand to-day Statesmen, book keepers,
keepers aud Chamhermalds Intelliaenca
and Emplnyment Office. go Main streef
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N{TANTED-TO EXCHANGE VALTtA.
w BILE improved and unimproVed lands
for goods or city property. For particulars
address : LILLIAN ". GIBSON, Zeal Estate
Agent. wills Point, Texas ma~flif
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w AMI ED--A FIRST CLASS AUCTION.
" Ger; none other need apply. Address
N. ID, CROSSLEY, Abilene. mrrlstt
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N OTI E-1HE ktGU AR ANNUAL
a m.etine Vf tn Stockholders and Dlreo-
lors OF The Hou Ton & Texas , entral Rsilway
Sompan will be held Mt the Company's Ot.
nee, IN the city OF Hou,t ton, on Monday, the
4th day of May, 1886
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VNANrED-A GOOD COOK-PERNK.
~ nent situation as cook AZ o hotel; good
wages will be paid. Appy to or address M,
q. RH ADS, Arson, eXas nlar2O-lw
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EOR SAL a GRE NrB&E .AiN-GILT
edg pro erty .or s le for 70 he. cent. of
lts reel y ne. knr formation, apply To
a. l1EN, w dfpi SIT Q =. april
EOR ,ALr-FlNE, OUND AND GEN.
J tie Orse, spring wagon ard harne s.
good re air cheap. LAND ( Tu0NPs0N, lg
sycamore slItet nprti-lt
TOR = LE-HOUSE md Lon Al THE
FAR Grounds; house ha, s rooms; lot
'5N2 feet; cistcrn, wuod-huu,e. etc this
property Hes near thete.iIe &c of Col. Chiids
and is The most convenient and desirable
home at he Fair Grounds offered now very
cheap and on liberal terms, SIMPsoN 4
huFFhAN, ~ Elm street aprllf
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tkFANTED a 20 IfION / Il IOTET
~ restaura or boarding house, ID
work in laundry, cooking, Cramber 1rors
etc, where my husband can boar my waoss
Apply II Pacific venu anrii,R
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per stock, beer and wine bottles, etc Il, the
Dallas Junk House, South p rs street Dal.
las, Tex s. sen Tor price list FL. IT -VaY,
Proprietor. ap' m
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TgTANTB d. ,OU' TONS or RAGS wv
" bones, 900 tons cast and wrought
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N oIlCE-TtXAS TRUNK RAILROAD
~ Company-Annual Getting of Board OF
directors q Stockholders; Notice is here
py gwen that the anuu-l meeting Of the
board OF Directors AID Of the Stockholders
OF me Texas Trunk Railroad Company will
% leld AT the public office Of sad Railroad
Nompany, In the city of Dallas, Texas
on the second Tuesday In May, 1885, at IL
o'clock moon OF said day.
A. II. STUART,
secretary OF Texas Trunk Railroad Company
DALLAS, TEXAS, Anil = lSSb
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NJ oIICE 10 Clrl TAX, PAY EltS-ClTr
~ Hall, Office of Assessor and Collector,
Dallas, Texas, February o. lssj.-The hoard
OF Appe ls will convene ut the City Hall on
monday, the 2nd dav of March, 1885, and VIII
continue In session until all appeals have
oeeh heard. Parties feeling themselyesag.
grieved are hereby not ned to appear before
salu Board, us their decision shall be flnal'
j. Y. B0GEL, Assessor aud Collector.
N OIICE-BIDs FOR WA ERPirE-uN,,
a der aud by n thorlty of u resolution o.
me City Council, bills viii be r. ceived ~ Of.
nee nee o. City Secretary uoiil April 20, 1855, lor
ings ON such plans nno specifications rs may
DE anpro ed b, the v alter superintendent
ana Water Commissioners. Bids 70 be iof
cash or city bonds at par.
W. X. PARRY, Cityl6esresary
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w ANTED- TRAY tLERS TO STOP ~
~ the Cleveland House, Abilene Texas.
Mrs. Bertha Benson, PrOprieiress House
thoroughly fitted up and conducted on tbe.
Eurorean plan, with restaurant attpchei.
meais al alt hours, and polite attention. sue.
clal Inducements for drummers iebl0tf
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Err ARcUINARD. Manager, Dallas, Tex

II, P.BEB, INSURANCE Conimisaoner.
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WHEAT y suUMARD. Agents.
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A N0RDlNANcE EXTENDING AKARD

A true 1oryl " d. PNnnY C N sG C, Ind
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" position as coachnan in p ivats flm-
lily or team ter; he is willing to W rly ma
best OF references can be given Address A.
K =, Hera d office. a Lii
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Housed Up.

For the LIST three months q great many
people have been housed up, because thew
have not felt able to Withstand the stormy
wlntry weather that hiss prevailed. But
unfortunately the confinement sna close
cir Of modern houses duriog The winter
season, Is very enerva'ing, and The system
ne ds help to enable all the org4nS 10 do
their proper work. II these organs hsve
been inactive the consequences are show
ing themselves in The bilious condition of
the system, or in constipation OF the bowels,
or IN dis riders of the kidneys, with all the
aches and psiEs that accompany thee
complaints If you are i'm TINS condition
from any cause you should make faithful
trial of that well known remedy, kidney
Wort. Ii acts at the same time on the kid
neys, ii7er and bowels, aud is therefore es
pecially fitted to correcI this torpid condi
ton of The system.
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A QUEER TRANSACTION.
A Narrow Escape From e Serious
CONFEDERATION.

Last night about $50 Henry Stewart. a
cO'Ored man, r, siding over George Meyers
shoe sore on Usage stree (, ne r Tt ire, came
rushing into the police station and reported
to Officer Flfer that fire was In progress
In the shoe shop under his re.i.'erce. That
officer promptly visitsd The premises in
company with Officer Parker and saw
through the window thu blaze creeping up
underne ath the stairway. The DO us were
'ried Dut found securely loo G.! III Officer
Fifer promptly broke In the fr )ut door and
extiDgnished the flames. An examination
revealed the TACT th"t bCn4le OF paper,
placed under the stair way had haa7 ignited
and 10 burning hid comm :n;cated the
blaze to the dry boards Q. ne ceiling to the
stairs A large quautity of paper not con-
sumed wss also found Immediately in the
vicinity. When Questioned
STEWART STATED
that Geo. Meyer the proprietor, had been
on spree nearly ali day and h ID gone
home and hsd fuss with lis family. Re-
turning he had got into a difficulty with
Mr.. HOux, and later Oh hid con, to his
shop, which he left AM l.cAed Up only a
lew minutes before the nell of FIRE attract
ed Stewards attention, w.o was a: Tome. He
came down and discovering The tire gave the
alarm Just in time to avert one
the most serious blszeS ii the season as had
the fire been permitted to get u"dor way it
would have commune. ed to the old lum-
FER yard sheds and adjoi log IRE me build.
lngs in that vicinity aud it would have
b en- fortunate il any OF the property on the
block south OF the aliey had hate escaped,
he officers say the mat Sr lOo',s rcther Sc
rious for Meyers and IN .ongh j. vestiga-
ton will be msle pending which the
BAzoo viii refrain fIon ezpr - ing any
opinion, giving only the bare fac's Us stated
on the authority of the offioers.
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A Good.Chance for q Mill.

/ will sell the grit mill at Labette Civ
Kansas, at bargain, if sold on, or before
May 1st, 1885.
Frame building, 8 stories, 25xS5 engine
room, 1Sx4O, nearly two acres of sronnd.
IL ieet OF side track, 12x24, "Sinker &
Davis" engine. Two corn burrs and shelter
running every day. Wheat machinery in
the mill not set up, will either sell to
good Miller, one half or all of this property
as do not understand the business my,elf.
Will sell to responsible party on time.
This Is rare chance to the right man.
Id. HIaHLzYnAN.
Box l78, Chetopa, Kan. 3-I7v4t
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SCORCHED.
The Missouri Pacific Stock Pens
Badly Burned.

About noon yesterday an alarm OF FIRE
was c'used by a eoDhagration at the Mis-
souri, Pacific stock yards, half mile south
of the city limits. AS soon as possible both
hose cars and engine No. were conveyed
to the grounds but there being no water
plugs in that vicinity it was found neces-
sary to cross the track to the ice company's
pond about 250 yards north OF the track
across a plOwed field By the time the en-
CINE was got to work all the chu es aud two
bCx cars loaded with shaving were con-
suned togethe. with two de q hogs lying
90 one of he chute platforms. Fortunate
ly the wind was from the south and the
flames did not cOmmunica'e TO the stables
and feed shede, otherwise the result would
have been quite serious.
HOW THE FIRE ORIGINATED
is not positive y known, hu' i. Is believed
II wss caused by sparks from a Easing en-
9 ne iguiting the ShavenS in one o. the box
cars az the door of one Of them Oh the noith
side was op N, doubtless the * Of tramps.
Officer Mason stated Ia hid lett the pens
about fifteen minutes b fore tie FIRE was
discovered aud had seen no : "a 1 smoke
anywhere, and the first that was known of
the conhagration WIS the discovery of the
dsmes by one OF the emf loye
FORTUNATELY
the pens were empty OF stock st he time,
only onecow b ing in The yards and she
was in the southwest pen remote from the
FIRE. The total los Superintendent Hsger
thinks will N t exceed $1,000 as the track
was net dam ged ror sny of the buildings:
The city va er supply extends to the
grounds bat no FIRE plug has ever been put
in and It would prove wise course for the
railro d company TO pu chase ana putin
FIRE plug, as they would then be compare
tiveiy safe VIII. N the roa's we've n a con-
dition to permit of an engine reaching the
grounds.
Il have taken one bottle of DE-. Graves
Heart Regulator for Heart Dis ase and
find it all 1 could desire-A. 4. IJibrook,
WOrcester Mass
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Marshal or Upton route. In addition o.
this obsia cle is The fact that fifty miles to
road completed and in operation from JEFF
fers7n City, and which il was proposed to
utilize In the Chicago C, nut elton, is in the
possession of the Missouri Pacific and
could not be made available except in the
interest of that road, and while ferson
City branch of the Missouri Pacific would
be desirable land will inquest onsbly be
built in timel The proposed Chicago con-
nection would not be promoted tn, reby.
AT wHEATLiND.
At meeting If the railroad committee
End other prominent business meD Of Hick-
DRY county, held on the 9th ult., in Whe II
land, the various railroad 'chemes and pro-
jects We're discussed in all their bearings
upon The interest of that cour ty. The
SPEAKERS favored the connection of Sedalia
and Springf Id as the cheapest AID short
est route of Ill that are at present being
talk d of. Still they declare willingness
to do all that is in their power to assist any
of their nsighbor ng cities in securing the
building of any railroad that would come
TO the relief of Hickory county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-19
Special Meeting of Shareholders

Notice is hereby given that q special
meeting of the shareholders of the Sedslis
Street Railway company will be held at
the Office of the company, in room No. SO,
at SIchers hotel, In the city of Sedalis,
Missouri, on Monday, June 22ud. 1885, at
nine o'clock q. M, and to continue till
twelve m, to consider and TO dete rhine by
their votes whether they will spprove a
proposition to issue and authorize me issu-
ing of bonds of the said company, amount
ing TO ten ihuus no dollars. in twenty
bonds, for five hundred dollars each, pava-
bic ten years after their date with semi
annual interest coupons AZ the rate Of seven
per cent, to be secured by a first MOI tgaee
or trust deed on the street railways and all
other property, rights and frsnc6i.eyof the
said Se1alia Street Railway compsn.
By order of the board of directors, April
10th, 1885.
Jos. ID. SIcHER, president.
LOUIS DEUTscH, Board
G. NEwKIRK, of
FIJI. GUENTHER, Directors.
Attest:
CHAs S. CONRAD, secretary. [4-21w9t