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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-24
Attest: w. f. PARRY. Civ 1F Secre diayor

A N ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND
city of Dallas. 80 VIC
,, BE 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-Wit: A dis
trict lateral sewer, 9 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 nj
such depth and grade as shall he directed by
me Clty Engineer, aud made to connect with
the mniu public sewer In Murphy street. The
cost thereof o be paid by the property own
ers al 1g the line.
SEC. That all blocks between Main and
commerce streets from jefferson street 10
Murphy ana all blocks from Sycamore TO
Murphy street between Main and Commerce.
are here made respectively separate sewer
SEC. 3. That oil the provisions, REQUIRE
ments and penalties heretofore adopted nv
ordnance In reference To the sewers, If said
city shall he In force and govern the sewers
hereby established rs far as applicable.
SEC. L. That this ordinance take effect
from Its passage
Approved Oct. 7, 1884.
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untnI ArrixnIs.

At the st George: 9 L Phillips, st
Louis; Jonathan Rogers, Thorp Springs;
VIM Veal. A NJ wslthall, Breckenridge;
NJ w Parker, st Louis; E w Wright,
aalveston;. L J Botto. st Louis; D I
Bledsoe and wife, Cleburne; w w Car
ljsle, Cleveland, o; II Mazeldoff, Terrell;
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The mysterious origin of man has
been partially disclosed by the Indian
apolis Citizen, who found an infant in
tin-paii at the top OF a tree. 1t IL to be
remembered there is nothing mysteri-
GUS ABOUT Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup; a few
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NOTICES.

NO1lOk AZ ClIl IAA 81 =, iiIS,>@1Ir-
nee OF Assessor and Collector, Dallas.
texas, Dec; ~, lS4.-All persons owning or
other, any personal property or real estate
suplec to municipal taxation, are REQUIRED
20 rendet the same al this Office between The
Isl gay January and the first day of Feb
eerty, or having it under control, shall renjer
llSt OF Same,iog ther with its cash value; and
VINO shaii he required to make affidavit TO the
ruin ruin and correctness of the same. ANY one
be liable TO IA fine not exceeding $50 and costs
Al merchants in the city are required within
the same time to furnish the Assessor and
!, Director, az MS OH, e, statement, verified
ny aHuaVit, OF such amount of all goods,
merchandise and wares owne or kent ~,
hand for sale by such mel chant on the first
day OF J"nuer !. Any merchant falling to
conply WIN this requi ement sha be liable
as 'ooFe provided. j. c. BOGEL,
Assessor and Epll1ctCr
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A N,oRDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
= lines ana width of a part of Polk street ::
r, SECTION |. BE it ordained by the DIV
council of The City of Dal las, That The pIon
1 tSn nroS OF "a: > H. coere proprietor Of
tt n, and the lines OF Polk street are herebv
es.AoIlshed rs follows: Beginning at tie
boItneasl intersection of Poydras and Polk
streets; thence IN direct line easterly to the
southwest corner of fracllot al block No. Il.
on the Grigsby league line, the same heinz
OF Polk street shall begin on Poydras street
@@ieet south OF the first named point, and
thehoe run easterly parallel to the first line
T T same 'stancei thence north to the south
me OF Dung street. At said southwest cor
ner oI block 60 the north lines OF Polk and
Young streets meet 'N'
SEC; 2. That the Engineer is hereby re-
CURED 10 measure and properly work the
liiies OF said street as h rein defined.
SEC. .. That this ordinance shall take eff
feet from aud after its passage
approved October rs. 1884.
A.,,a.. 81, ". l.. CABELL, Mayor.
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A mans wife should always be tho
same, especially TO her husband, but ~
she IL weak and nervous aud uses Car
ter Iron Pills, she cannot be, for they
make her "feel like different person.
at least so they all say, and their huH-
bands say 80 too.
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II pearly teeth and fragrant breath
Are, rs they should be, your desire,
Go iind some drug or toilet store.
Ana, then, you've only to enquire
For SOZODONT-'tis all YOU need
To make your mouth a Joy Indeed:
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herald Building, Main treet, Dallas


III Ants or YOUTH AND PROCESSES
ui manhood cause moro suffering. suI.
cldcs, nervous debility, impot nee, steriilty.
STRUCTURES, varlcncele, diseased nrostrntc
hetes and Bright's dlsnase, than eyerythin,
else, aud cannot i, cure with stomach med.
lclnes alone, tlect city, 'raynns, belts, eau
l"riEatinns, SOUNDS cat ~ ors or cutting, The
ruforthh ANA An 90 an Medical Bur, au
will Scnd q treatise Tor - cents. giving roma
dies and directions which cure these other.
wise intNl diseases at home without pain ma
NpielN. offices. ly2 frnnf'wnv y V NV
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A N ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
n ana levying special tax TO paw Tor he
uisUr!ct sewer from tue west side of HaTWood
street, between Main and Elm streets. to a
point IN alley IN block l25 distance of 25g feet:
SECTION J, BE II ordain d Nv tbe civ
Council of the City Of Drllas, Thatthe report
OF the CITY Engineer o. the cost of construed
ing the district sewer from the west side of
harwOod street, between Main ard Elm
streets, In the city of Dallas, to pojnt in
me alley IN block 1875, a distance of 258 feet
oe ana the same ia hereby approved, and The
eslihale OF pro rata costs therein SET forth he
ana Inc same Is hereby assessed against The
properly therein described. and thai a special
!,tA OF the tsspe tive amounts stated be and
the same Is hereby levle against the various
I0ts or ground described i'm said repOrts. eX-
elusive OF improvements In proportion 10 he
area the whole district, exclusive of public
highways. The City Asses or and Collector
shall enter said lists of said property and the
name of the owner there m, together with
the assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots in said dist'ict, on
ms TAX rolls, in DO k kept for that purpose.
ana snail proceed 10 collect the same as pro P,
Vlded IN the city charter.
SEC. 2 Tina this ordinance shall take ef
iect from It's passage.
Approved October2 % 1884,
W. l.. CABl,LL, Mayor.
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n OilCE-HORSE STOLEN-ON WED.
a nesday morning, December 18th, a man
a a3out 20 TO - years OF age, 8 feet or inches
hlgh, square shoulders, but rather slim build
uark compleAion, inclined e be sandy, small
mQuslache and ewes, dressed in dark sack
c!uitfaway coat; pan of lighter color black
SUI ~ l nav ilred OF us q reddish bay horse:
llshter color in TANKS, about 1917 hands high
raw Doned In build, and years old; black
name and tail, Shod all round, uuar er crack
IN y, rear OF 'front.' hools; an old Texas saddle,
laiI ieather bride, dirty looking blanket
ana mas not returned. a suitable rewariI will
De pald Tor man and horse delivered in Dallas
or or such Information as leads TO recovery
VI the morse; HEAT d WHEAT,
DALLAS, December %, 1894
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders.
Use Browns Bronchial Troches.
"Have never changed my mind respect
ing them, except think better of that
which began thinking well Of" Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, Sold only In
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OR OCCUpANTs
= OF property In sewer districts between
Maln ana Elm streets, from Sycamore to
Harwood street and Between Main and Com.
u ae streets from Jefferson to Murphy street
oecIloh OF sewer Ordlnance-That private
sewers, water closets, and sink basins, etc ,
snail be constructed in all of said districts To-
connect with the district sewer, on notice
rom me city engineer, and as directed by
said officer and not otherwise. "
sub. sec. 8. IL shall be q misdemeanor fcr
the owner or occupant ofany building in any
sewer district-any position of which is used
iorahy purpose during any portion of the
connected with the public sewer Is DAYS of.
teT noti dcation by the city engineer, etc.
Inc above district sewers are constructed
ana ready for use, and all parties interested
s aie hereby notified to comply with the above
W. n. Johnson, City Engineer.
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Elegant large Chromos, Including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape aud Marine
Views, at 10 G. to 81 each at
HAMIl TON II YouNa's,
Nh Elm street. !
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DIED

HARRY-At2 p. IN yesterday. Clinton. ogai
oy'ars' son OF D. k.apd hu Harry.
The funeral viii t,kc place from tue resi-.
uehce OF parei Is, on Ga ton avenue, this n.
M Friends of the mtui ,ts nyi cd to nj.
tend.
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LOST

oSI-A POINTER DOG ABOUq FOUR
"a ~ months old having ,olnr on with name
TLu 9u"leSs OF nwper, II. Il. Dansbee, "a
On w ~. Suree1 a liberal reward will re paid
----. ~. :. y -inIH jan2 st
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FOUND

FOUND A LADN'S BHaCEt.Fr-NEAR
Il the Opera hpnse last night. Owner On
gel II by paying for lots .lvsriise,n,.nt NJ
- y - W ~ Y -lLl-e. u2t IL
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WANTED - LADY AGENTS WE
~ have the best selling line OF goods for
,mnuy hgen,s In America. II consists of The
S ,iklrt supporter Shoulder Brace, Combinej
~ alr bustle and Skirt Supporter, Safety Belt
1ossamer, Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shields
a ,nna othSr goods for ladies' aud chlldcen's
we9r, Ihesc goods are new devices, staple
anu an agent cant fail to ell somei6inv IL,
every touse, We have sou agents maxine
WV monthly. We have 81, So and IS ontais
VIII WIN either OF viii h an agent can make ex,
CAMPBELL& CO.. % May street. Gbicagma'
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"SPALDING's GLUE" No well.regu-
lated family will be without it.
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I'ok SALE MD a ~ RI CHANGE FOR
4 CAPITALS r. $3.50 acr sof flne nr9i.
RE land, located In Jones county, miles west
as We HHr'isOH county scho i Itn,is ,as Dmg
water Dry seasons Address \. y. MAYO. caro-
-'',o IIpN, btliRS, ttNNS. iunl7-Jt
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lrk0r's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Ysils
A Grpnt Problem.

Take all the Kidsey aud Liver
Medicines.
Take all the Blood purifiers.
Take all the Rheumatic remedies.
Take all the Dyspepsia aud iudiges.
ton
cures,
Take all the Ague, Fever, and bill
ious
specifics,
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
rovivers,
Fake AL the Great health restorers.
In short, take All the best qualities
Of AN these, ana The best
Qualities Of an The best medicines In
the world, and you will lind that
hitters have tho host curative ouali-
Ties 3ud powers Qi an concentrated
In them, aud that they will cure
when amy or an of these, single or
combined
Fail 4 thorough trial will give DOS.
tive proof Dl this.
Hardened Liver.
Five years ago broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint aud rhouma-
1 tism.
Since then have hpen unable 10 be
/ about &c all. My liver boosme hard aud
/ like wood; my limbswore pulled up and
/ filled with water.
/ All the best physiciaus egreed that
nothing could care mo. resolved 10
/ try Hop Bitiers have used seven bot
| tlesi tue hardness has all gone from my
/ liver, the swelling from my limbs, ana
/ II has worked miracle in my ease,
/ otherwise 1 would have been now In my
grave. j. W. MOREY. Buffalo, oct. /,
| ISL.
Poverty and suffering
OF WAS dragged down with debt, poy-
cry and suffering for years. caused by
a sick family and large bills for doctor
ing.
was completely discouraged, until
one year ago, hy tho advice OF my pas.
I tor, 1 commenced using Hon Blttura,
and h. Que month We were All well, and
I mono of us have heon sick day since,
| and : want 70 say 20 ala poor men, YOU
I oankoep your families Won year with
! Hep Biiters Cor loss Than ono DOCTORS
1 Wan via cost tknow it.n-A WoBN.
fNOMAN.
4 CQf- None genuine Without bunch of
Necn liprH on Tho whliU label. Ahnn an the
| vile. poisonous siaa viii "linpH ui Hops"
~ theh Nthie la.
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Beware OF COunterfeits!
GILES LIBIMEKT IODIDE AMMONIA
;ss Ssssdsst 'nd Most C,r~n Nsdicins on N, GIOD.
Weak Back, Enlarged Joints, Paralyais,
kheumatism, Neuralgia, Diptheria,
sciatica, Prolapsus UterI,
Female Weakness

Female Weakness.
me pest and only ceTtais remedy TO re.
IeNe pam OF al Kinds, no matter ofhOw long
standing. Instant relief guarb uteed cripples
swollen Joints, VarioOse Veins, Bites OF In.
sects or Sick Headache. No oil or grease, is
clean and sweet viii not soil.
Disease, Diabetes, Incontinuence OF firiTe
Is the only liniment in the world possessing
alterative powers. Can he taken / ternalIy,
Sures cramps and Collie, DlarrhOea and
Dysentery.
sold by all Druggists. Trial Bottle, goo.
Write DIR. GILES Box S4S2 n. Y. =. o., who
VII 1--WE advice on al diseases free ofcharge
E1T- Beware of unscrupulous dealers ana
e0unterielts. The ge luiue has the name
blown the glass and fac simlle Of discover.
er's signature over each cork
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EUh sALE vR ENCH ANGE-FARM or
~, ,, io= acres, w miles east If tourt-house.
Al ocro iit'VhW"h ,"ad; NJ acres tiiuble land
iVhcres ~ ore II d, u bear ug select varie,
t I,es go3d house q room MA uut-honses.
gonu Wen am carp pond. stock Iots, pasture
NJ. fiii nrSw OF ana running water on same,
property. Apply 10 SiaiPsOa ~ GUFFNAS
30. :. III ~ ianl3.tf
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k'oh SALE AT y BARG NTH Ar ma
- sira5le residence in me 90 dars"IIot
upe,ng OoNIi2 le et-on north side PocnhontnS
iT nl, Efya and Evergreen streets, fr5nt.,
plssteled and celia, wth hydgsn r'' W to-
throughout c buiiding; o ipS 10 The own
t ~, Is immediate n sSit5 for uon " we offer
,,i - eNce'eht place for tn low sum of S2,750:
"i,n o,r laclll les FOR neg btiaiipS oans. we
propose to give the purch ser lD5r time ON ON
NWn VIZ. OF me purchase price Apply to
M 1lluf lioLAN2, II, al Estate Agertsand
Gollecto' ;, 100 NJ in So i 'a'S .tlit
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A EAMOUSIDOL.

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k'oR sALE-CORD And STOVE WOoD
. non ID any guantlif aud best quality; over
tnv Ell ,'i nanl Also wanted IN buy cot
= '. - ~ y tN Nf.N. ppl7-tY
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FOR SALE.

OK Ro. SALE ale OR EXCHANGE-sl 90
o. latest STYLES; viii sell at a liberal dlsSonnt
IVr cash, or eX hange for alias real estate
Slrpy 10 SlhfsoN HUFFMAN, 73l Elm
-111oi, Jan2ltf
E'oR SAL SMALL HOUSE AND L0T
o SlZOi near Hare GOD street. noTtb
vi MOSS avenue, for cash. or exchange for cat
We. INQUIRE al 526 larwoll street ianlS.St
E'OR SALE OR RENT-THNT DESTRH-
a a PIE s,N-roOm rcsid nee, No 2ll Nasten ST
lnlulre ON preHisc or ~ ~ q Elm, ST. jni7-T,
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Superstitions About the Blind.

The superst;tions about blind people
are so many and so queer as to seem TO
belong to the sixteenth rather than to
the nineteenth century, says the Prin-
cipal of the Pennsylvania Institute for
the Blind Many well educated per-
sans suppose that the blinl can see in
the dark, and that they can hear to
supernatural extent, and some who are
not particularly learned profess to be-
lieve that they exert an evil influence
over children. 1t is theory that the
pleasure of smoking depends on the
satisfaction derived from seeing the
smoke and the fire. As q matter of
fact. we have inmates who enjoy moth
ing so much as tobacco. In some case5
we have had trouble in curing patients
addicted 10 the use of the weed, and,
altogether. l think there is sufficient
evidence to disprove the fire and smoke
idea. People acquire the art of smok-
ing after their eyesight has been de-
stroyed.
The general makeup of the blind and
those that can see is the same. A great
number of blind people have lost the
use of their eyes before they were three
years old. When they grow up they
develop characteristics that one might
suppose would only come from the abil-
ity to see and compare. The little
blind girls, who have not much recol-
lection of what things in the world
look like, get somewhere or other a
love of dress, and they dsplay all the
vanity of the everyday child, who can
see and admire itself in the looking
glass. They learn to know what col
ors suit them. and insist on being at
their best. You will, perhaps, think 1t
stranee that they who cannot see APP
preciate the existence in others of sight
which, TO Vhem, must be inexplicable
and inconceivab!e, but it is so, and i
cannot pretend to account for it. You
would think that on their appearance
in a public place they would imper-
fectiy realize that other people could
know what they We're doing without
touching them. Yet when our pupils
give exhibitions of calisthenics and
gymnastics they display before going
before the spectators every symptom OF
stage-fright. 1t is Il mistake to suppose
that nature compensates for blindness
by making the other senses more acute.
There is a superstition tnat blind man
CAN attain a nicer sense OF hearing and
OF touch than man who is blessed
with the use of his eyes. There have
been many pretty things said about the
beneEceace of a system that divided
the energy that belonged to a lost sense
among the senses that remained. 1t is
true that 4 blind person learns to tell a
good deal that is going on by his sense
of hearing. He can tell people by their
footsteps, but anyone can learn to do
this if he will take the trouble that a
bind man is willing to take in acquir-
ing it. have tried it myself and have
succeeded. At one time. after | had
devoted some attention to the matter,
could tell large number of the pu-
pills by their knock at my door, and
even now recognize the taps of many
of ihem.-iHttadoiphi0 Press.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been fled in
the Probate. Court OF Hooking County, o.,
cor settl -m--nt,
Daniel l.. Davis Guardian of Andrew Eb-
ert,
And the same viii! come on for hearing
on The 10th day of February, 1855, at i0
O'Clock "a IN :, or as soon thereafter as NAV
be convenient
W. ACkER, Probate Judge.
Ian 22-Sw
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is heraby given that the following
.,rroucisal,,, youcr-rs have te<n fils.i i'm
tbs Pro!,atc ,oart oi Hooking Comfy, o.,
for settlement.
Daniel l.. Davis Guardian of Bertha Kid
nOcHer,
And fEe same will come on for herring
on the 18th day oIFebruaiy. 1888, at 10 o.
clock, a. m. or as soon thereafter as may
lie convenient.
W.T.. ACKER, Probate Judee.
ct,-
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While Schuyler Colfax was Speaker
of the House the late John Morrissey
OF New York went 10 him in his room
in TIE Capitol one day and deposited
CO his desk :, box of cigars. ard which
Mr. a.orrissev had no hcs;tancy in in
forming the recipient cost $500 box.
Acter each had sampled the supposed
Hayanas, Mr.. Morrissey inquired OF
,he Speaker if he kaew why he (Mor-
rissey) had come TO Congress. Mr..
Coifax admitted he did not. ''Well, :"
sad the Newly orker, II have Il son
CROWN" up. and after a few years and
he becomes OF age men will say to him,
Your father was a prize-iightcr. ,
Well, sir, said MorTissey, Il wanted
him TO be able.:o say, MY father was
Il Congressman. WIS Yours? Mr..
Co,fax then observed that he was not
sure whether Mr. Morrissey had mend
eli his reputation by coming to Con-
gress or not-rossibly not.
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"a Good Smoke"

"A NtO0 oifOhCs
Where the cigars ca;ne from is un-
known. They were dark in hue and of
vast proportions-at least one inch in
diameter. Five of these the mysterious
passenger on New York ferry boat
had firmly lashed together with a bit
of tape SO as to cause convergcnce
of the lighted ends and correspond
ing divergence OF the ignited portions.
All these were alight. and by dint of
that muscular effort known to vocal
lists as the ore rotundo, the performer
was enabled to achieve the hitherto un-
classified eat of smoking all five of the
cigars at one and the same time. Pos
sesSing himself on a deck chair which
had been prccipitately vacated by 3
cigarette smoker on his approach. he
seated himself near the quarter rail and
soon became the center of an awe
stricken circle of observers. He treat
ed with silent contempt the inquiries
of the scientifically curious and the
chaff of the irrevcrent, and all the
while a cloud of smoke arose from his
lips as from smoidering volcano, and
drifted down to leeward, mingling with
similar clouds discharged from the
smokestacks of incoming steamers.
The captain Of the boat came aft and
stood at the edge of the hurricane deck,
and looked on with manifest apprehen-
sion. The deck hands stood uneasily
around IN safe corners, and furtively
provided themselves with such loose
spars as they could lay hold of. The
itinerant band of musicians, which
travel back and forth on the boat,
strove bravely to go through their US
ual programme. but their playing was
fitiul and spiritless. And still the big
man smoked on. All hands brcathed
easier when the boat backed into her
berth at Tompkinsville. and the big
man arose 10 60 ashore. When the
gang-plauk was thrown ashore he cast
the combined ends of his cigars into the
sea, which siZz.ed and sent up small
Whit of steam as they struck its sur
face. Turning to the eXpectant crowd.
he remarked: Gentleman, that was
very good smoke Then he went
as ore and disappeared, walking
trifie unsteadily, no doubt from the ef-
feet of the nicotine, but still maintain
ing the dignified and decorous bearing
that had marked his conduct during the
entire trip.-Aev YORK. Telegram.
=
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Prnhnte .Rntice.

Notice is hereby given that the ioliowins
,c,.nuuts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, w.,
for settlement
e. W. Glove Guardian of Leonard Weaver
And the same will come on Tor nearing =
Oh the 10Th day oi:FebruIry, 1885, AT 10 o.
clock, "A, mt, OF as soon thereafter AS may
he con venIeHt.
". ACKER, Probate Judge.
Jan. i5-3w
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice it hereby given thatth following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking comfy O.,
for nrst aIiJ iinai settlement:
James Berry Administrator OF the Estate
OF Jai,e l.. Berry.
And the S,me will come on for hearing
on the 9th day OF February, iSS5. or as soon
thereafter at may be convenient.
WM. 4. ACkEk,
jim l5-3w Probate Judge.
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asawTs WANTED

AGTH .s,., This sr. nd book is now
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