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Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

The conditions Of success are these
First, work second, concentration
third, fitness. Labor is the genius
which changes the usliness OF the
world into beauty, and turns the great.
est curss into blessing. The young
man who has learned to work has
solved the greatest Of the problems
that leads 10 success. Many limbs Of
the law walt for some chance to dis
tinguish themselves, hut the chances
never come. To succeed, the young
man must make the chances.
The loving heart IL the strong heart.
The generous hand Ia the hand to cling
to when the path Is difficult. There 10
room for the exercise Of charity every.
wherein business, in society, and 10
the church; but the first and chiefest
need for IL IL nc home, where IL Is the
salt which keeps all things sweet, the
aroma which makes every hour charm
ing, and the divine light which shines
starlike through all gloom and de.
preston.
Care In the selection of suitable food,
and In its preparation and cooking, is
always essential to good health. The
dignity OF this duty 10 only beginning
n
0dor 10 often Az stimulating ms q tonic.
Much fluid shoujd not DO taken ut meal
time, ~ IL 10 apt TO over dilute the
gastric juice Mo.israt, on IN the use Of
tsa, tobacco and ale >bvi will do more
to promote heath than the use Of all
the drugs In the market.
What is the supply which maintains
the constant wear and tear Of our daily
life? 1t consists Of food, water, and
also air. The last may indeed BE- looked
upon ~ form Of food, for ~ plays .
most Important part in the nourishiDent
OF the living being. We can die Of
poisoned air ~ easily ~ Of poisoned
food, and In this way, indeed, many do
die Of slow poisoning In our great
.cities and 10 unhealthy occupations.
Life has it's Rlimpses which We would
do we'll to cherish and make the most
of. Never do We see or know, much
less do We feel or experience. the whole
OF anything. Only by receiving little
by little az 1t comes 70 Us, eagerly yet
patiently, and putting together what
we receive as skillfully an we may, do
We attain any degree of clear or true
conception. He who insists. on more
than this will forfeit all.
Pain and pleasure are so intimately
interviewer In our human life that
either alone seems TO be mplete. II
| Is for US to accept them both, not for
their own sakes, but for something
higher than either, that we have nj
heart, and that will make all sacrifice
easy and all burdens light.
Fortune has but very little power
over those who navigate the vessel OF
life with the loadstone of discretion
Something attempted" ia the primary
consideration Something done" /.
necessary to win " life's repose." 6hur
trifiing pursuits, and let the best ener
giles of the mind ever have some i'm
portant object in view.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
A Dinner Ut Zifs.

A dinner vie ie pIoverhially q
va ace OF SILENCE; ana Tue envy and
natro.A witch all htorary men reall y
'toi 'or eAoh other. ESPECIALLY when
They are oxch@nsibs dodicAtioDs OF
mutual affection, always Insure In
such assem- biies the NJ rsex bio presence
OF u genera, resling Of painfuioonstraint.
II good thug occurs 10 q guest he will
NOT express 1t, lest his neighaor, who
is puhl sizing novel IN NUMBERS, shall
appropriate IL next ,aonth, or he him.
self, " no oar the ssuo Responsible
Ut Production, be dspt we'd VI lite lsgiti-
mate appearance.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

The committee on the assessment Of
St. Georges Hundred reported to the
Levy Courton Wednesday that they had
attended to the duties assigned them,
and found 1t correct, with 2,160 names
and 454 dogs In the district. Oa mo-
ton the consideration of the subject OF
new bridge across the Christiana
was postponed unt.l next week, and
the Court decided TO meet at tho Third
street bridge next Monday morning, to
hear the views OF citizens on the cub
ject. There was no further business
transacted, except the continuing OF
the examination vi assessment lists.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

We are going to move to 6S3 Shipley
street, near the corner nf Seventh
Rather than carry our stock Of sewing
machines with Ms to our new store we
have put them down to near COST price.
II you wish sewing machine, now 10
your time TO take advantage Of low
prices. II your old sewing machine
needs repairing, remember I have had
fifteen years experience at the business,
and being practical lnachinist feel
confident that can give you satisfac-
tion. have n. y all makes of ma
chimes on hand. WIN. r. CRossLEY,
the reliable sewing machine agent, 202
West Seventh street,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

NOT1CE-IN CONFORMITY WITH
IN the provisions and requirements Of an
act Of the General Assembly Of the state Of
delaware. passed 1t Dover, March II, 1888,
entitled An Act Ooncerning Private Dor
p0rsti0ns," notice Ia hereby given that GER
tincate Incorporating o corporation 10 %
known ae "The Paradox Varnfsh Manufac-
turing COMPANY" the purposes Of which in.
corporation being the manufAoture and sale
Of varnisb, paints and othor articles Of mer-
ehandtse, and Of buying and selling general
merchsndiss, VIII on the Ith day Of Febru-
ary, A. d., 1885. aL / O'Clock, q. M, be pre-
sented To the Honorable william O. White
Icy, Associate Judge Of the Superior Court Of
the State Of delaware, In and for New Gas
tie County. 10. his approved. The principal
place Of businesa OF said corporation viii be
In Il Q etty VI Wilmington. New Castle Coun-
ty and stats OF Deiawa.e. The persons in
tending to appiy for incorporation rs afore-
sald, majority of whom reside in said city
OF Wilmington and state Of Delaware, are
JACOB r. FRANTZ,
CHAkLES e. SMITH,
JACOB SCH ELLER.
PRANK r. FRANTZ.
HENRY M. b. barry.
>. A. MACALILSTER ATTORNEY. fiAuN-10t
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
Jacqu q. Kruger ia Dre.m..

The audience at tho Opera House las t
evening was small, bur notwithstand-
ing that fact, Jacques Kruger and his
very excellent company presented the ir
speciitay, " Dreams, or Fun III a
Photograph Gallery" in o very ac-
ceptaLle manner. Mr.. Kruger plays
the old farmer in the first act, and the
very 30 sdy photographer In the second
aud Is exciutiatinaly funny In both.
He was well supper ted by Miss Hattie
Richardson and the entire company.
The play Is very funny, and includes o
number Of songs, that were given In a
first class manner.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
Lecture.

George A. Hilton, Of Washington, D..
c., viii lecture In Delaware avenue
Baptist church on Thursday evsninx,
on the "Question OF the Age, under the
auspices Of the w. G. 7. U. He ia an
able lecturer and his views are we'll
calculated to create an Impression
that will lead to good results.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
8im0s' white RalmOulo

The leading lung remedy Of Whining
ON, Del, and the best lung and sore
throat mediuiue ON earth. Eur coughs
sore throat, hOarseness, Group, etc. Solo
oy duAlors. % conLs And ii. Main
Depot, Fourth and King Philaslel phiA,
Johnson, Aonoway d Co., 602 Arch
lva t3x1L.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

yyuBLtC sALE-THE suBsCklBER
sell ct public Sale. at his residence, on the
DUPONT iarm, better known ~ the LrFevre
farm, In New Castle Hd., about miles from
Wilmington. on
.HURsDAY, FEB. 20. 1885,
at ~ O'CLOCK, m,
TIE following personai property, 10 wit:
I horues. work in all harness and ~
good drivers Also brown mare, 10y
yorker ! '0 pair "o o. mules Weighing asc S
pounds. Is head Of good homeiaised COWS,
T51x6P some with calves by their sides,
EZN&S others milking and springfng One
NJ bull one fat hog, ave god @vJA
horse farm wagons and hay rack. 22s1hzE
one-h0rSe carts, In good order milk wssvn,
no-top wagon. jump seat carriage, aimo-t
new dugout wagon, plows, pair 0, twin
hnrr0ws, Z cultivation. roller. 2 good drills.
Buckeye mower, 2horse-rakes. Vanwinkle
gr ain fan. horse hay FORK. ropes aad blocks,
wheci-bsrrow, f0rks, shoVels and picks.
ladder, ~ feet long. large cook stove, new !;
ness, single and double collars, bri'iles and
wv ct aims. Dairy fixtures and milk churns.
s'ets b and bells, 30 pair Of chickens,. tur-
keys, geese, hay BY the ton, corn By the
oushsl, 20 acres Of wheat In the ground
TERMS: All sums o. $50 and under cash;
over that amount Q credit Of months on
purchaser giving q bankable note with ap-
approved endorsef. per cent. Oh for cash
pa paid DIVINE ahsn due. Wia WEI ) McSARR 0'
L. w. Stidham h Son, Aucts.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-BY WIZ
"A. tue II an order Of the Orphans Court
will be exposed TO public sale. on the Promt-
eos. In Red Lion Hundred, Now Castle Coun
ty, del, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1855,
At 10 O'Clock .. m.
the farm Of the late Thomas W. Relyilis ,situ
sted on the road leading from Jestor's Corner
t0l30wersville, conta lining 121acres more or les
In good State Of cultivation, with new -
dwelling houses and othernecessary build
lnSs Tho following personal property Will q:
49N or driving horses, mine good milch cow
and two heifors, all coming In profit and good
stock also, one young. jersey bull, hfeen
owes and one good buck, turkeys and chick
reaper and mower (Champion), drill. reaper,
rower, corn sheIler. fan, plows. cultivstorr,
harrows, farm wagon, peach wagon. two.
wheel rakes, horse cart, els ht-horse power
MIX; sleigh, carriage pole and yoke. York
ct VI doub harness, set OF wagon harness,
ladder, grindstone, forty bushels OF oals, two
z thrAe tons Of hay, potatoes, eight bags o.
New jersey chemical phosphate. straw. fod.
der, one hundred peach baskets, and Other
acres of wheat in the ground.
TERMS All sums 81 $40 and under, each
| over that amount credit Of seven months
VIII be given by purchasers giving q bank
| able nOle with approved security, interest
WIN. M. STUCKERT. admir-,
or by J. FRI NIX BI9'}S hts atty.
:. M. Enoa suctioneeY. i2l.d-t&swkly8
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
Lost.

A due bill drawn In favor of G. w.
Vernon & Sons, for S9.35 by James
The finder will please
leave the same ~ this Office.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

Stable near corner Of Eighth and
Monroe streets. suitable for three horses
and ,,ar aagons Rent cheap. Apply
at this office or 5O2 West Seventh
street..
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
An IntelIigent, Quiet hoy,

Who can read manuscript, can secure q
81 ,uation a. this ofdce. Only those
p assessing the above qualifications need
apply.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

THE PUBLISHERS OF THE WILL
i minRton Oity directory have been
much grxtified ut the praise bestowed on the
last issue. They are proud OF the high repa-
mean To fally maintain = In the issue for
1885 additions and Improvements will Q
made which will stall further Increase the
value Of tte look. Ae various worthless
"tireetoly" schemes turn up from time to
selv.s ~ rsfas,ng to sign any order unless
hraded, g Re ris -ros.. Publishers and Print
ers -" fb-thu Smd
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

NTyANTED "A GIRL ron GENERAL
w Homework. Diult be g,ed 20 x,
washer and ironer. Reference required. Ap
ply ut TIC king street. fli-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

XITANTED-a YOUNG MAN 70 Ct,s' u
w undor Instructions TO learn the black
smith IT sde; one that can rrive shoes -
MoJUf YEAhSi EY, Falkland. DOL
flo .3td-ltw
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

XXYANrED.-A PROTESTANT GIRL
w for general usewor. Food refer
ence required. u. l.. SIMMONS, Second
and Poplar s'reeta. '-ll-4ts
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
c. KENT,
no m

NOIICE- an OUNfOkMlrY WIrn
IN the provisions Of the act passed by the
HenerAl Assembly Of the State OF Delaware
Oh the 18th day Of March, A. D.. 1883, no
tice 10 hereby given that an application will
be presented To the Honorable william q.
Wbiteley, Associate Judge of New Castle
February, A. d. 1885, at 10 o'clock in the
morning, ut chambers, In the city Of VIII
mingt0n. for Q charter Of Incorporation Of Q
company. called Tho John Taylor Oom-
turing and selling leather and for the pur.
chase and sale OF all articles connected there-
with, the principal place Of business Of said
company to be at the city Of Wilmington
aforesaid. LAWRENCE Il. JONES,
JAMES A. STIRLING,
nl.n MARTHA @ TAYLOR.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

w gage ON farm worth $40, 900.
Also Is, 900 first mortgage ON city
property, worth 81, 500. PIERCE h
LOBDELL, West seventh street.
fN.eOO.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

VXYANTED-A YOUNG LADY WITH
w some experience In selling goods, to
clerk 10 one Of the leading shoe aores. Best
OF reference required. address, city posi- Of.
nce box. No. ia Wilmington, De, Tiff
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

UNA T r n-.HOUSEKEEPE4s TO
w know That they can have furniture
repaired. varnished and upholstered, and
ohsirs re-oaued eholpe than anywhere oiee
10 the ,lty. 4. Y. HAMILTON b 90, No.
BOZ West eighth street. d11-u
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

BELL A NE" B.
nth wat.r 10 kltch-
b. Also, u new !
ese are harg 'ins.
MILAN J. fiS T.
feb6 .eod4t
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

The pkUpEh
- OF Third and
BY the Hare d
10 7. Il. HtsF
-. Teas e5iato
NJ. scp17-acd-t
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

NY ANrED-fEhSONS WISHING TO
w sell manure. should sppis 10 A d..
kLUND, 6l3 East Alb street. r-6ts
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

The light running new Sc" Howe
Sewing Manhine. See II 1t 8. b. Mar
shall's, sos ShipIey street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

NXyANTED- AN rX>snI SNoEu o.nL
w fOr gen rAi housewOrk In snail
fsmi ly, Must be b good cook Apply with re
ference at HOT Jefferson street. f9-u
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

WILMINGTON ROLLER RINK,
nth AND MADISON STREETS,
-tPEE DAY AND EVENING
-ATTRAcTioN-
seco d hea. in the special one milo race
EDWARD FARRA,
henry FuLEswl$SE. $500
=, " "NN GAMBLE LATROBE,
G.. X. HOFFECKER.
Admission Morning ~ ceuts afternoon 10
Coupon tickets tpot transferable) Of seven
admissions One Dolla,.
Use Of Skates at each session 10 oenss OK
tlS
SnssIoNs.-9 to II m, flor instr aetion) 2 70
6 y. NJ ind 7 to 10 y m,
Music evety morning, afternoon and night
BY the Wilmington Hi Band
II. W. BEARDSLEY,
j16-tf MANAGER.
WILMINGTON DIME MUSEUM.
c ~ ru,un.un 0sd Fellows Hag,
PAYNE a JACOBS, PROPRIETOR.
10 B. 2uc. ADMl rn'N 10 4 20s.
Afternoon $50. Evening at 8.
Playing the strongest attractions only
Esp cisi eng cement or our Up ninx we ".
comm ncfrg MONHAy, eb, nary o. two
performances daily thereafter OF the ACME
Musical and Novelty Combination,
Comprising 10 First Glass Artists.
Inc m ,Lag omeut inseDd presenting 70
tfetr Patrons during the eeeson, in rapid
succession, the 10 81 sx ensive AMI vnried
nt'r elton ever sh wn an amusemenb.
loving rubiio. Our aim ,s to mat Q ths WIZ.
MI gton Wnae Mus um the family rport Of
Wilmington, to provide cverv assomm0ds
ron for a. p tr'rs. nd we partisuia iy In
vito IAdiee and ehtd-e 10 Visit or ertsr
foI amt md 20 ,aoA ant n In
|innccent musement. oOrs pen AT Com
n enss as O0s
|\T ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY, FEB. IL, 1885,
- nH n A
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

VXyANTED--EMPTY HEADLiGbI
w AID lubr,c ting oil BAR l.. Cash
psid on delivery. Penns. b fe,sw.fe Oh
% s01 last Ath street. 1871
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

T.THE u Oily
ey, water ana
16 30 rooms.
Dun reasons q
prty and n pay.
n EALD Il Co
flO.4t
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

yXvANTEl "A YOUNG q LURD GlsL
W. TO take care Of children. Apply at
laOS Harrison street. Hist
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

NyUriCE-ESrlMAT ES FURNISHED
AZ for digging cellars, razing houses, lay
ing drains, rlling ice houses, Krnding. Also
s,dding and ali Kinds OF hauling at the low
est price. P..I. FORD. Fifth and Rodney
streets. Telephone call 2ls. i26-3m
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

NOTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN tho Auditors Otige, NO. 81 Z. Sixth
streor, will be opened all noon IL 70 o.
clock, In order 70 accommodate persons hav-
ing liens III Me AUDITORS office
j. FLANK BALL,
fll-tf City Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

.ALLM ENTo A
"a al sizes IN , the
Terms 10 suit pur-
. In all paris OF
4. Monthly pay.
D and Rodney, or
Bob At. ga oouSfo
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

XXyANTED AN EXPERIENCED HIrE
w sirl for general homework. Suail
family. 1878 Market street f11-2t&
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

N URHCK, SCI
(geet, front
- : popereO
paper. Gas,
oRmn6i lsg, eat
and all con.
front 24x140
Ut. This prop
! th0 OW mer Ii
city. Terms
kpp1y 10 6AM'L
M.lws
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

DG Ether OR
~ ground with 2
y. near Whining
Apply to Ell
D., or TO q. *.
root. T.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

nR- j. p. GRlFFITHS, HAVING RE
- turned and resumed practice, will be
found at No. SIS Madison street. Specialties,
gcnecology snG ali diseases peculiar to wo.
meu. Also all diseases Of the kidneys and
stomach. nT-n
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

BARGAIN, TWO
Dposito Rtvorvtew
SIphis Pike Six
kitchens, u scre
! stable with one.
Of cash needed
10. 2 West 1'en'h
"a j31-lf
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

1FTHOSE.
Story brick
19 jackson
Vine rooms
bold water
n all mod
h good chance
hes to pur-
rms to suit
I reasons for
remises.
.dorQ7.ImN
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

10. 1905 To 1881
Int vi uld make
d for n mechanic
sill DO s1ld on
kpply to House,
fe.Stt
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
A DMiNIsTRATix's SALE
REAL ESTATE.
Will be sold at Publss Sale at the Court
House, on
THURSDAY, FEB, 26 h
at 10 o'clock,

The following described real estate, s!tua-
ted b the city OF Wilm ington, as follows:
No. 1. With ono u rec story brick dwell
ing house and two small brick houses there
on erooted, being SIT Washington street
No. 2. With tho ax brick dwelling houses
thereon erected, at the northerly side Of
Front street With tho westerly tide OF King
toot on King streok
No s. All that eer ain tract or parcel Of
mstsh or meadow land. situate in Millsbor-
ough Marsh, containing 6 acres. 8 rods and
perches Of marsh or meadow, more or less.
No. A lot Of land IN said city on the
westerly side Of Lombard street between
~ feet from the southArly size Of Seventh
stHsct. with three Sory building thereon
erected.
Terms made known tho day OF sale by
MACY Z. OHLE,
admints tratrfx
Or LEVI q. BIRD,
B-1ot-eod Her Attorney.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
ENOR RENT-A FEW STALLS, THE
Il seeond story and cellars Of the Third
Street Market House.
Inquire OF JOHN LITTLE
PATRICK MONAGHAN,
JOHN W. BUTLER
l2n Third Street Market Hoyse

"E HAVE SGYERAL VEHY MOE
near BOOTHS corner that will be sold low and
on easy term 0, II sold soon. Oall on J. y.
POKE o., Real Estate agents, 500
Market street. N-iOt
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

yXyANTEU.-TO PURCHASE, A MILK
w route. Apply at REPUBLICAN, otnce.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12


5TEK COUNTY
prime land Ia .
md good, substan .
10 we'll wstored
- acres Of timber,
/ 9reoe. This farm v
1les from Whining.
Do, and 3 miles nom
sold low md on
ddroeB JNOPYLE,
afssts, Wilmington,
de91-dAndw-0
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

WANTED A MAN AND WOMAN
w for the country. Married pref.rrca.
Tho woman.must understand butter making,
and the man 10 knos something alb ut
trucking. a idress Post cfice bcx see, Will
minuton. Del. ITO Ut
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

MAXIM NEAR
for eale on
DYge mansion
6s2 Market
feb,0-6t
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
LUM Der YARD
REMOVAL.

| shall remove my stock Of
LUMBER during February,
from Fourth and Washington
to Front and Monroe, and
while removing am selling at
reduced prices.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS

]. A. CONN fR,
reliahie q a r a Q IS
and trunk manu-
facturei, no 4 T..
Fcurth St, whore
you will Ind the
l rges' assortment
Of harress, trunk3,
hA 4. aO In the
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

RBTW ZEN
m and W ash
and contents
rewarded by
cmce. f-11.2t
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

VXyANTED-A SINGLE WhlTE OR
w colored man On or before tho 10Th OF
March, to attend to horses, garden, lawn,
to. Recomm endstions required Appl TO
DR.. JJSf.fH n CHANDLER, CentervlIio
Uei. OffiSe hours, IL 10 ], and oto7 f7-b,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

ON VERY
y 402 Union
Apply 10
r. I'm
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

NyOrCE-ALL PERSONS AXE FUR
~ hidben TO trust any one on our account
Without written order
s}kInfiE W. VERNON & SONS.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

NOTICE-1 AM PRGPAkEu To- DU
IN all kinds If hauling, removing of
safes, furniture aud pianos promptly and
satisfactorily. r J. FO'.D, Fifth and Rot
ney streets. Telephone call 2lS. i26-3m
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

WARE
lii dealer in
pperfne and
bet qualities
Also corn in
white and
eal, buck.
Krourd corn
q bird food
Z potatoes,
-four seeds.
Be, brushes,
les of utility
The lowest
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

EHER- Is Bkt,H., PRINTERS AND
+ tinders, make point Of good work at
low prices is thu Suij
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-07

81 AYORALTY, DALLAS, MARCH 4, 1885
vi In accordance with the Charter of Inc
city and resolution of tho City Council
adopted on the third day of the present
month, m election is directed TO he held In
The several wards OF the municipality, on
TUESDAY, APRIL7, 1885, tins same beinl
ne first Tuesday after first Monday in said
month, for the election OF the following
named officers, to-wlt:
A street superintendent, should that of
ice be created prior TO sal election by the
Legislature now IN session,
one Alderman from each Of tho six ware
for q full term OF two years.
One Alderman from the Fourth Ward 10 III
The uneNpired term of II, G. Smith, resigned
One Alderman f,Om the Sixth Ward to mi
the uneXpired term of John Henry Brown
resigned
One School Director from each of the sin
wards.
The, voting places AMI presiding officer,
Will be rs follows!
In the First Ward, at the Court house; C
NJ. Terry, PRESIDING officer.
In the Second Ward. az Best's Store; VIM
IL. Lennon, presiding officer.
In the Ihiri Ward, ut ROy's Grocery Store
corner OF Ross avenue aud HarwoOd street
w. Il. Best, Presiding officer.
In the Fourth Ward, nj the corner of Err.
WY and Polk streets; David Gosl!n, presld-
ing officer.
In the Filth Ward, mt the Five Point,
Store, at the Intersection of Commerce. Jack.
son ana Preston streeisi John j. Eakiu
presiding officer.
In the sixth Ward, at The Store, west cor.
nor oil Live Oak and Hawkins streets: W. II
Norton, presiding officer.
SAID election shall be conducted In accord
ance with sections three and eight of IN,
Charter and section siN, article seven Of tho
Slate Constitution, prescribing the Qualiiicg.
ton of voters, as shown ON pages thirteen
ana fourteen the printed "Charter and
ordinances of the City OF Dalias"
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
Mayor pro tenn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-07

"Spalding's" celebrated glue, useful
and true.
A full line Of Burt Il Mears shoes a
Leon Kahn's.
Drummers' outfits a speciality with
Ed. Randall, the liveryman.
Telephone Ed. Randall for hack callse
Drivers polite and attentive.
The best photographs ever made in
Dallas, are made by Webster.
Margan Cammack, who went to Can
ada to testify in the Baum case, has re-
turned.
First class grooming and board ut Ed
RandalPs stable, Rates reduced to $3.50
per month.
Henry Pollack IL Co, manufactures of
trunks and valises. Repairing neatly
done. 722 Elm street.
For the celebrated Eel Principe do
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call ut the
Merchants Exchange Bar, corner La
mar and Commerce streets.
Mrs. Mollie Bachelor, who died YES
terday at the residence of Mr.. Joe
Reed, a few miles west of this oiCy, will
he buried here this morning.
Calvin Smith, oolored charged with
the theft Ola coat, will have hearing
before Judge Bower, of the district
court, this morning, on writ of haboas
corpus.
A team of bay horses, hired from
Leeper Bros, was stolen at Perry Wit
tens II miles north OF the city, on the
night of the Sd. Sec notice of reward
elsewhere.
Treat your stock well and give them
chopped feed. IL il not only the best,
but cheapest. Chopped corn, wheat,
barley oats, Graham flour and corn
meal at Felton's mill.
MMessr5. Murphy & Bolanz sold Mr.. w.
X, Wheolock's st. Louis street property
in the cedars, to Henry w. Jones, for
INC sum OF S2,SjO, cash; also sold lot in
Cedar Grove addition, 6Oxl0O feet, on
Cochran street, for Rrather, Audrey,
Sumpter Il Field, to Messrs. Loomis q
Shea, for $500.