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North Carolina Division.
CONNECTIONS.

AT CHATTAEo0GA with railroad lines diyerg.
ing, making direct close connection for al
points Northwest, West and Southwest.
AT CLEVELAND with Georgia and Alabama Di.
vision for Atlanta, Calera, Montgomery, New
Orleans and all points South. Southeast and
Southwest
AT KNOXVILLE with Ohio Division and Knox
vile Railroad and Main Line trains Nos. 8 & 4.
:. AT JUNCTION CRY with c., N, o. &T P. r.. r.
North and South.
AT JELLIc0 with Louisville and Nashville r.
K. for Louisville and Northwestern points.
AT MoRRIsTowN with North Carolina Division
for Warm Springs, N. c., and all Western and
Middle North Carolina points
AT RoGERsyILLE JUNCTION with Rogersville
and Jefferson Railroad.
AT JOHNSON CITY with East Tennessee and
Western North Carolina Railroad.
AT BRISTOL with Norfolk and Western Rail-
road, connecting closely for all Virginia and
Eastern cities, via LynchBurg, and all Eastern,
Middle and Northern States, vie Roanoke and
Shenandoah Valley route.
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From Holston Methodist.
| Don't go to balls.
Don't use snuff
Don't use opium.
Don't use paint.
Allow no man to kiss you but your
near relatives, or your female friends.
Don't set up with IL young man in
the parlor after the family have re.
tired.
Don't accept the addresses Of every
young man that chooses to ODER them.
Don't enter into long engagement
with any one,
Don't marry rake.
Don't marry a drunkard.
Don't marry dram-drinker.
Don't marry man that uscs tobac-
co, if you can find as good a one that
does not
Don't marry man to save him.
Don't marry a man simply because
he is rich.
Don't marry a man simply because
he is Of good family.
Don't marry to avoid being an old
maid
Don't marry to get away from your
parents.
Don't marry for home.
Don't marry scoundrel.
Don't marry a liquor-dealer.
Don't marry q miser.
Don't marry q money-shark
Marry gentleman and Christian,
II you can find one that exactly pleas
es you.
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Gov. Hill will be inaugurated Jan.
l. The New York Democrats will
celebrate New Years day IN Albl-
ny.
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cHICAG o
COTT ACE
ORGAN

das attained a standard Of excellence which
lAmitg Of no superior.
- contains every Improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtOraI

Is not new claimant for popular conf
dence, but Il medicine which is to-day
saving the lives Of the third generation
who have come into being since 1t was
first offered to the public.
There Is not household in which this
invaluable remedy has once been IN.
PRODUCED where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there is not a person
who has ever given it a proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tible of cure, who has not been made
well by 1t.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
In numberless instances. cured obstinate
cases Of chronic Bro, hits, Laryngitis.
and even acute Pneumonia. and has
saved many patients Ia the earlier stages
Of Pulmonary Con umptiOn. IL is o
medicine that only X uires to be taken in
small doses, is please i TO the taste, and ID
needed in every hou'e where there are
children, as there Is nothing SO good sg
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat~
ment of Group and Whooping Cough,
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody. !,
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. @. Aver 81 Co., Lowell, Mass,
Sold by all Druggists.
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New Advertisements.

ara rWrSS ats CAUSE and CURE, by one
ltiEhs NkhH who was twenty ght years Treat
day with no benefit. Cure himself in three
months, and since then hundicds OF others by
same process A plain, simple and successful
home treatment. Address r. s. PAGE, 12S East
Goth St, New York
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OF THE STUFF THAT srARrLEs

What Dynamite Ia and How II 10 Made.
slve.
Few people know what dynamite is,
though the word is in common use. 1t
is giant gun-powder; that is, an ex-
plosiye material varying ia strength
and safety OF handling according to the
percentage Of nitro-glycerine it CON
lains. NltrO-glycerine, whence ii derives
its strength, Is composed of ordinary
glycerine and nitric acid. compounded
together in certain proportions and at q
certain temperature. Nitro-glycerine,
though not the strongest explosive
known, being exceeded in power by nj
trogen and other products OF chemistry,
is thus tar tho most terrible explosive
manufactured to any extent. Nitro
glycerine by itself is not safe to handle,
hence dynamite is preferred. Ii is ex-
tensively made and consumed in the
United States, under the various names
of Giant Hercules, Jupiter and Atlas
powders, all of which contain anywhere
from 80 to 50 per cent. of nitro-glycer
inc, the balance of the compound being
made up of rotten stone, Noncompliance
earth, sawdust, charcoal, plaster OF
Paris, black powder or some other sub
stance that takes up the glycerino and
makes porous, spongy mass,
Nitro-glycerine was discovered by Sal
Vero, an Italian chemist, in 1915. Dy-
Mantle is prepared by simply kneading
with the naked hands, % per cent. OF
lniusorial Garth, and 10 per cent,
of nitro-glycerine until the mix
ture assumes a putty condition,
not unlike mois, brown sugar. Re-
tore mixing the iniusorial earth is cal
cined In furnace in order to burn ont
all organic matter, and IL ia also slfted
to face II of large grains. While still
moist 10 IS squeezed into cartridges.
which are prepared Of parchment paper,
and the firing is done by the fulminate
Of SILVER in copper capsules provided
with patent exploders.
NitrO-glyCeriue is made OF nitric acid
one part and sulphuric acid two parts, to
which Is added ordinary glycerine, and
the mixture is well washed with pure
water. The infusion is composed of
small microscopic, siliCiOus shells,
which have lost their living creatures.
the cellular parts receive
tho nitro glyceune aud hold il
by capillary attraction. both inside
and out. The earth is very light. Wafer
is expelled from 10 by means OF ur-
mace, and then, I'm the form OF a powder.
IL Is mixed with nitro .glyceriue. Nitro
glYcuriuo has a sweet, aromatic, nun
gent taste, and tho peculiar property of
causing n violent headache when plRced
in small quantity on tho tongue or
wrist, IL freezes at 40 degrees Fahren-
heit, becoming 4 white, half-crystalized
mass, which must bo melted by the arr
plicatou OF water no temperature of
about 100 degrees Flnrenheit.-lCno
natti Enquirer.
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service OF the late confederacy, and
who were poor, and thes state should GER
tainly provide place for their location.
These certificates are only so much
waste paper if there is no land on which
they can be placed. The state still has
an abundance of land and TO spare
for them, and why not let them
have it? The United States has given
lavishly, and must say it was but JUS
tice to do 80, in the way of pensions to
all disabled soldiers and officers who
served in the union army during the
late pleasantness, but the crippled,
poor and infrm exconfederate soldier
mas no generous general government to
look TO for aid in his declining days.
II his state, for which he sacrificed every
thing, endured the privations of war,
periled his life amidst the smoke and
carnage of battle, and suffered the tor
lures OF wounds and sickness in the
hospitals, bereft himself of every COM
fort aud with tattered garments and
empty mess chest and haver sack, faced
the blasts of winter, labored on the
march IN mad and freezing water
through dreary days, and lay him down
on the bare and chilling earth through
cheerless nights, hoping on, fighting for
the cause OF his state--if his state forgets
helplessness his lot is a hard
one indeed Let him have
the pttance of land from the states
great plentltude, that his wants may be
relieved, that the memories o tho days
when he served under Lee, sud Jack
son, and Hood, and Tom Green, and the
| oth0r paladins OF the coufederacy who
| fill proud inches IN tho valhalla
OF glory, may not be dark
ened and saddened by his
state ingratitude. Let Texas
show her appreciation of the heroism
of the fortitude, of the proud Ghivalry,
the grandest earth ever knew of her
sons III the hour of need, when the van
DIAL and the Goth were al her doors, and
the sunny slopes and vernal yales of
our southland were purple and red
with the lite blood of thousands who
were true TO their cause, true to their
states, by passing this bill.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Az the 81. George: William Williams,
Graham; Charles o. Joline, Graham
Mrs. Neva Jones, Miss Jones, Paris; j
w Solomon, T d Solomon, Colorado
Tom A Bailey, Austin; j w Booth, w N
Perrin, NJ Sheshburg, Decatur: A EN-
cry, Lamar, Mo; John Cullens, Athens:
John Terrell, DECATUR 5 Il Sherwood,
Terrell; j \ Long, Ferris; 4 d Lloyd, Il
NJ kue, Terrell; . Il Stands, Foruey; w
II Winfield, Waoash Route; J NJ O'Neil.
Fort Worth; John Il Muckle, Galveston
Clark Gregg, West Port, Mo; A A
Laror, Terrell; G w Forbes, New Or
leans; w Il Faucet, Corsicana; A p
Aydilott, Newport, Ark; G Lutz, Mar
shalli VIM MeMains. Princeton. III.
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oFFIclAL-cITY LAWS.
A n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING TT

A n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
"A lines and width of part of Polk street:
SECTION |. Be it ordained by the City
Council Of the city of Dal las, That the prop
ositiOn OF Mr., $. II. Cockrell, proprietor OF
the ground, is hereby accepted as dedica-
ticn, and the lines OF Folk street are hereby
established IS follows: Beginnipg at the
northeast Intersection of Poydras and Polk
streets; thonce II a direct line easterly to the
southwest corner of fractional block No. So,
on the Grlgsby league line, the same being
the north lihe of said street. The south line
of Polk street shall begin on POydras street,
o0ieet south OF the first named point, and
thence run easterly parallel 10 the first line
the same distance; thence north to the south
line of Young street. At said southwest cor
ner of block 65 the pOrth lines of Polk and
Young streets meet
SEC. 2. That the Engineer Is hereby re-
CURED to measure and properly work the
lines OF said street as herein defined.
SEC. g. That this ordinance Bh8ll take ef-
feet from and after its passage
Approved October rs, 1884
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. r. PARRY. CITY Secretary.
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AssleNEE's NOTICE.

NOrlCE is HEREBY GIVEN TuArnN
~ the 18Th day of December 1881 Eo,',
Shl ldsi OF Dallas county, Texas, rrnn}ei ,,,T
assigned 10 the undersigned, rcsliinvat NJ
o2. Elm street, Dallas, Texas, an of his nr r
e,ty anu estate, real, personal and miyed H.
ciuulng all his chOses In action. qpd ii dShta
olnlms ana demands due TO him. or yrbi,li
might become due, Save and e,rnnt .u',,i
property rs by law Is exempt from cv ,uvu
uohl Tor the benefit OF such OF his crcjitnrs
0,Iniy rs VIII consent to accent tn ir prnno,s
tlonal share of his estate ana disehar ~c i,V,,,
rom iheirrespective claims, Provided hnnll
ever That no should not dlgchargeJ 'S1S NV,
lNplillles TO creditor who does mi va .'i,
~ much as one-thlrd OF tho amount dponn1y
'ailoWed IN MS favor ms a valid claim os,oi,nt
nus estate. The crcdltorsot said Shields cn,,.
sSenting 70 such assignment are berSby NIL MI
IVY tO make known TO ue their conso.,t a.,
cation OF this notice. "''0' 'he pupli'
nor.. JAMES MORoNEY, ASSIGNEE
.t1,lOs, lcNas, ] ,nunry l., lsS5. ''O''
NJ persons indebted TO ktuo phtoia. .....
,oguvss,,eu TO pay such ndoUtodus.s to M, y,
my once no. ~ Elm street. p"iIts rny ~
pp.neiWl Ne ihgcloims will be placed ir an,
MINUS OF ah attorney for collection. 'iv
JAMES MORUNEY, Nsstcnso
.----- jan 2lllwgt
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NOTICES

NOTICE TO OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS
- OF property In sewer districts between
Main and Elm streets, from Sycnuiore 10
ltSrWood street aud between Main and com.
section Of Sewer UrdinRnce--Tba nr,vats
ssWtrs, water closets and sink basins, etc,
-hall De constructed In an OF said districts 10
connect with the district sewer, on notice
rom ne city engineer, and rs directed by
said officer aud not otherwise,
Sub. see. 3. ltshsll he n misdetno,por oo-
lhe owner or occupant ofany building i'm any
.tWet dlSlrici-tuy position OF which is used
lornny purpose during any portion of lie
u4y-to Rl W nave Et least one water closet
Sohnoclei with the public sewer 10 dnvs M.
Tex hoil1 cat,on by the city engineer, cic.
Inc above district sewers arc cnpstrpcted
nu ready for use, aud an parties Interested
afe hereby notified To comply with lhC nbOye
,eNb'pns ci the sewer ordinance.
W, NJ. JOHNSON, CIV pnciua,,
November lS. 1871 ~ "s'''''
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City Va. G.. T.. Peters aud Joseph Mes.
senich, interfering with private prop.
erty; discharged
City vs.. a. Herr, nuisance; fined $40.
City vs.. Mary Mcconnell. frankie
Hawkins, Bette Lewis, Manda Slmp.
son, yagrauoy .hued $40 each.
City vs'Jennie Baker, vsgrsncy; fined
City VS.. Amelia Baker, vagraucy;
fined $3.50.
City vs.. Ava Robinson, vagrancy; dis.
charged.
CITY vs.. Martin o'uara and Il. NJ.
Howard, cursing and swearing; fined 81
each. v
city VS.. Maud PEPPER, keeping disor.
DERBY house; continued.
City vs., John Laiton, Interfering with
oilicer in the discharge Of his duty; dis
missed.
City vs.. Frank Small, carrying pistol;
fined S26.
City w. Harsa Pevara, walking with
prostitute; discharged.
City VS., James II. Vauston, carving
pistol; continued.
City W.. Amanda Simpson, disorderly
house; continued.
City VS.. James Edwards, cursing aud
swearing; discharged.
City vs.. Frank Poaroe, intoxicated,
continued.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05
NINETEENTH LEGISLATURE
PENSION LAW REPEAL FAVORED.
An Anti-Dynamite Law Recommended
The Court of Appeals Bill Passes
the Senate-Importsnt Land
Board Action-Notes.
SENATE.


AUSTIN, Feb. Especial. The spe
cial committee, TO whom was referred
the bill to repeal the pension law, re-
ported it back, with the recommends
ton that it pass.
Favorably: To prohibit the sale of
dynamite in Texas.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To donate all the public domain to the
free schools.
To validate patents issued on military
county warrants, issued under the spe-
cial laws enacted between 1870 and 1876.
To tax telephone companies.
Changing the time for holding courts
in the thirteenth district.
The bill making it felony to ininre
or destroy telephone or telegraph lines
passed.
The bill to provide for registration
writs of attachment was engrossed.
The bill relating to reversals of judg-
ment and enlargiDg the discretion ofthe
court OF appeals was taken up. A long
debate followed. Able arguments were
made against the passage of the bill as
9 dangerous innovation upon the laws.
The Dill was passed--yeas, IL; nays, IL.
HOUSE.
Among the bills introduced were the
following:
BY Mr.. Merriwether Making all com
panios under the assessment plan, eX-
cept Knights OF Honor, Ancient United
Wofkmen, odd Fellows and Masons, in
sufance companies.
by. Mr.. Canadian: Making 1t felony,
punishable by confinement from two to
i've years in the penitentiary, for illegal
voting.
BY Mr., Bailey: 70 give the town of
Asieta, in III Paso county, control of the
lrrigaung bitches in tho corporate
limits.
By MIR. Robinson, (of Bastrop): Max
ilg theft Of a hog or sheep Of the value
oi not less than So Imprisonment in the
county Jail not more than one year and
iine OF not more then $500, or impr
onmeut without the fine.
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A Remedy for Lung plscnsea.

DIR. Robert NewtoA, late president of
the Eclectic college, of the city of New
York, and formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio,
used DIR. WILLIAM HALL's BALsAM
very extensively in his practice, as
many OF his patients now living, and
restored to health by the use of this in
valuable medicine, can amply testify.
lie always said that so good a remedy
ought to be prescribed freely by every
physician as sovereign remedy in all
cases OF lung diseases. 1t cures con-
sumption, and has no equal for all pee.
toral complaints.
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under the existing contract, from Syca-
more street to point fifty feet east of
the Houston IL Texas Central railroad.
the bonds to be issued in series, redeem
able respectively in one, two three, four
and five years, bearing interest at the
rate of - per cent. per annum, the an
nual payments TO be made by the own
ers of the lots of ground respectively
against which special taxes have been
or may be levied for the payment for
said improvements, and the bonds to be
sold for cash to meet the immediate
cost thereof
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05
Pretty Fingor-Nali..

Trim them; polish thom; scrape them;
aud fix them an you please; vet thtv
never Mil be truly beautiful unless tho
circulation of the blood il healthy, and
the blood itself IN perfect order Look
at the iinger-nails of tho debllitated per
son who suffers from lack OF nervous
energy. They look waNy and lHoless.
Secure rich blood and perfect clrcula-
lion, by using Browns Iron Bitters.
Mr.. VIM. WEIGH, Lexington, Mich,
says, II was reduced almost To a skele-
ton. / used Browns Iron Bitters and
now weigh l7O pounds
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ICOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE OF
\ rooma and servants rooms; good els.
Iein' Ht No. Sil jackson street Apply tot.
y. scRuGG-. febitf
EOR HENr-A VERY NICELY FUR
nished front room, fronting suuth and
Meel single gentleman preferred. Apply nj
400 commerce street
k,pE tENI-iWO COTTAGES, WITH
rvo rooms each. Nos 1907 aud 1926 Com.
m-ree street. Inquire 1911 Main st. lan0u
tOR RENr-A FURNISHED FRONT
room t72j Film ST. ian7if
N'pN RENT ALL Kinds OH SECOND.
h0nd furniture, fine assortment. also
tNorJlhinE I'm the line of housekeeping goods
stoNt - etc. ui low rates. q. W LounoN,
- s.lu slteel. ian7d
LON ktNI-tAEM or l64 ACRES-S1
D. acres t.lluuio land, so acres IN orchard
OF me hlest fruit and choice varieties. nil
nc'tlngi good house of six rooms and ont.
houses, Tie nest OF wntor and goo carp poud;
only va hiles rom Dallas, on the Rockwell
ROAD Apply TO SnifsoN & HUFFMAN, TSl
r.lll street. lanln
E0R RENT a DESIRABLE FARM OF
4 sW acres miles east of the Court house
IN inc cltyof Dal as, Texas. j. NJ. PArrEg.
son Agent No. 2a Pa'ter,oH ave. inull-tf
EOb kENT-SENER FARMS, tON.
= PORTABLE houses, plent OF wator;B miles
rom lhe cltv o. p. BowsER, Sig Elm Sd. d1Tf
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W. l., CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. 70. PARRY City Secretary.
A BILL 10 BE EYrITLnD-AN ORD

A BILL TO BE ENTITLED-AN ORD
~ nance TO provide for r Volunteer Fire
Police company.
SECTION /. lie It ordained by Tho Council
OF the CITY Of Dallas, That there shall be or
gaui2cd under the superintendent OF the
Mayor q volunteer company 20 he styled the
Flre Police, 10 consist OF not less than Jhir-
teen nor more than hity-tWo IQen, over the
age OF eighteen wears. Said company when
GU duty, shall he commanded by the Mayor,
assisted by sergeau, lJE each squad OF
twelve privates, the sergcantq to be elected
by majority vote OF the company, and to
serve for one year-all vacancies 70 be filled
bs company election for the uuexpircd term.
oelGeanls chosen Tor new squads after the
hrst election shall serve only for the remain
der OF the year, so that the annual election
for all shall be at The same time. In case OF
me absence of any sergeant at q nre the
Mayor may appoint from the member5 5i
his squad asubstitute for the time being At
lreA the sergeantS shall be distinguished by
lhc words, sergeant No. - and the privates
by thC words "Fire Police" worn f0 black
letters on white hator cap bands.
sec. 2. Ihal Lhe duties oi said compCnygiall
extend TO everything connected with hrcs moi
pertaining To the regular tiTedepgrtment, A
portion may be detailed by the Mayor, un-
der the command of n sergeant or sergeants.
as The case may be, to serve as a police Tor
the protection Of property, TO prevent the
lnletmedlllng or intrusion Of persons not
belonging TO the hre department nor TO the
bAN4ilAASN Oll uit OF tuudllsGlO Dg inc UEe, TO
arrest suspected persons az nres or persons
meddllus with movable property; TO carry
out goods or other movable property and
secure themi and generally 10 do all that
may be deemed by the Mayor or officer ia
command, necessary for the protection and
saIetvo of persons and property at fires.
Sec. 3. That whenever thirteen or more
volunteers shall be enrolled, the Nayorshal
organize them into one or more squads.
When so organized they may make such
rules and regulations for their government,
not Inconsistent with this ordinance, as they
may deem proper. The squads md g9rgsants
snail he numbered one, two, three and four
and the sergeant9 shall take rank in the
same order OF seniority, AT company meet
lngs the Mayor, If present shall preside: OH
erWlse the senior sergeant present
Sec. 4. That said company may adopt any
uniform they may preiert be worn on other
occasions than fires, and may hold their
meetings In the City Hall at any Slime when
neither the Mayors court nor Council j. In
session.
See. 8. That this ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after Its passage.
Approved October Is. 1851
49,, w. /. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: ~. b. PARRY. CITY Gaarot = i.,,
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wAnTsu.


WANTED-A WOMAN 10 M1Igo
" COW, cook and wash; good waaaiLA A
ply az NO. 2l9 Bryan street. Dallas. Ia. Ap-
w An tD-A YOUNG GER II ~ = -
~ slfes place as coN hman In a 49,, pn-
IIamlly pest references. Address T, 'Nae
- =, !,S = ilye, fehs.I,
WANrED-A SERVANT tiIR1- M, Ill, WI.
W man to do general housewoHln wO.
street, Z asst Dial as. ~ 10Y Elm
w ANTED - AGENTS. ADDRl5sS ,soi,dl
w LOUIS Ell CTRIC LAMP 20 81.
LOUIS, Mo for circulars, cuts and tern. ~
9o,eanale power Marsh electric lamp. fes.Imm
WANTED-A NURSE-uIRL TO TlT ~
W care of children. Apply at III ANi,, me
GoUN0's, S2i Elm st Ift oteoyy
WANTED-rWO FIRST-CL9SS M
w bers at ny Main st. J. D. o'RfE1IY,i' I'm
M AN El TO SELL WELI-T NPpI5-
w ca farm Of 10 acres, with orchard w W..
uel ana rum ing spring, out-houses, etc az.
/ inlle OF HuEhins Apply TO II. III APR1se
1nl0h SUI, East blm street janT.%
MANrED-GF YOU WANT W0RR M
~ any Kind, or If NOu want helm nj az NJ
kind, apply 20 this office; we can alygavs N,.y
hish you with any kind OF help i'm n resssn
able lcpgth OF time INrELLIGRNCE ~
LMPLofMENrOFFCE, 500 Main street nsiD
las, Texas. ,a In, p a.,
MyANTtD-rO HBPAIR FUENITI7pr
" OF an kinds, upholstery, varnisbinaI
pOllS7ihe pianos; furniture packed for shirs'
ment at low rates, by PHILLIP ADLETAl Nc
1910 Main St. ian5oNHso.,
w NNTFD-TO BUY REAL ESTATE IN
~ Da'las for cash. j. NJ. DICKsoN
f'B Mgin street iani7iI,Ns
w ANIED - WASHERS - AGENFs
w everywhere % sell Mark Twein'S I9tas,
book, Hucklebo rry Finn. tOr terms al
dress \. u. MCDONALD& o., Publishers I,
Carondelft street, New Orleans. janleodii
w ANTED-THE TEXAS MUPUALEN
W dowment Association wiz give GOOD ana
profitable employment to experienced insnr
ance solicitors. Address 4. NJ. HAIf,. Secrs,
Ivy, 53 Man street. Dallas. Te7as jylii
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One of the most rapid runaways that
the reporter has witnessed for lengthy
time occurred yesterday afternoon. A
horse attached to Hughes delivery
wagon started at an alarming pace from
Pacific avenue down Market street.
The driver was thrown from the vehicle
ON Elm street, and the animal contin-
ued his journey until no reached Polk
street, whore he was halted. No dam
age resulted TO the wagon and very
little to the driver.