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, 1885-10-03

Charles Eayrc Hinkle, Jersey City Heights.
N. j., writes My son, a lad Of " years, was
completely cured OF a terrible ease or eczemn
by the Cuticura Remedies From the top OF his
head ~ the soles Of his feet was one mass Of
scahs Every other remedy aud physicians
had been tried In vain.
, 1885-10-03
New Advertisements.

WANTED NcUHg ladies IN city or country to
w work FOR ny AT their homes fascinating en-
plOyment no distractions to buy work can be-
sent by mail t~dtstance no objection 81 TO 81 per
week can be made. No canyaSsing. particulars
Tree, or sample Of work mailed for four cents IT,
stamps. Please addn,ss HoMEM MANUFACTURE
Is0 Co, Boston. Mass. r. o.. Box 1916.
WANTEp.-An active Man or Woman in
w every county to sell our goods. salary SO
per month and expenses, or commission. EN-
penses in advance. Outft free. For full partic-
nlar address STANDARD SILVER WARE
co. BosroN. MASS.
, 1885-10-03
Louisiana State Lottery Comply
Commissioners

Commissioners
Incorporated In 1865 ior3 yea. < by the Leg
lElature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with q capital OF 81, OO0.O0O-to which a
reserve fund az over $4,000 has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's
franchise WIS made n part Of the present
state Constitution adopted December 2d, A.
D.. 1878.
The only Lottery erer roted on aud endorsed
by de people of any STATE.
II nerer Scales on RstpoSts.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
4 FORTUNE. Tenth Grand Drawing.
Class IA. in the ACADEMY or MUSIC.
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER la.
lSsA.-ls5th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100, 600 Tickets at Five DoFlars Each.
Fractions, in Fifths in proportion.
, 1885-10-03

Fine tobacco and cigars at shaw's.
, 1885-10-03

II nsH line OF boys ssssder-
sceGr ~ 10 be found at ~.
Marks, Eddy and Seren-
feenfh streets.
, 1885-10-03

For hne watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, Idelman block
, 1885-10-03

well as was before being mntured. Just fhlnh
how I had been badly niptured for eight years,
and nov, at "a yran u age, am made q well man
by your truss Ever yonr friend,
NICHOLAS PATTERSON"
For full particulars Of this great Invention,
call " addnss MAGNETiC ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY, 7f Sacramento street, San fran
cisco, Cal bmnch Offices -lD Madison street,
Chicago III, aud 3i2 N. Sixth street. 81. Louis
Mo. tE-heWnre o limitations.
, 1885-10-03

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Historical
, 1885-10-03
Men
DIR. WAGNER & co.

sss Larimer street Address. Box 2s9, Denver
Cut this out and take along.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
THE CHURCHES.

Tomorrow services will be held in st.
Patrick's Church by tho Reverend Fs-
Their Michael-a Trappist monk.
Elder W. &. Sweeney having accep~
ted Il call to preach for the Commerce
Street Christian Church, viii COM
mence his labor5 to-day. Preaching at
IL a. IN. and 1880 p. IN. All arc cordially
invited to attend.
There will be regular services to-day
at the First Baptist Church, corner OF
Sycamore and Paterson Avenue. Sun.
day school, $3.50 a. m, and preaching by
the pastor at II a. m. and 1880 p. M
There IS also to be baptism after the
sermon at night. Seats are free, and all
are cordially invited TO attend.
Roy. i. III. KerfOOt, d. D. pastor Of
I the SSt,r6Sss Place bapust cnurcn ,orro..
Ign, n. Y, will preach at the First B4p
tlst church,- corner Sycamore and Pat
| torson avenue, this morning, DR.. Ker
foot is a brother of Judge K6rroOt, wei
known in Dallas business circles fol
years. AT 1880 the praise service SrG
preaching by the pastor as usual
FLOYD Street NJ. T., church, south
Rey. Weoms Woott1n, pastor, Preach.
ing at II a. IN. and 1880 p. m; class meet
ing al 10 q. M; Sabbath school at p. IN.
singing before and after Sabbath
schools; Young Mems prayor-mestius
every Tuesday at 7:30 p. IN, genera
prayer.mootiug Wednesday at 1880 p
m. A cordial Invitation is extended tC
all.
Lamar Street NJ. Il. church, south
Gen. L. NJ. Lewis, D. D., pastor. Wor.
ships at an elegant hall over the whole,
sale drug store of CrOWdus & Co., cor.
ner Main and Field streets. Entrance
either from Main or Commerce streets
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
Sabbath school At $3.50 a, M; prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at
G.3D. Seats free. All arc Invited, espe,
cial " visitors to the city.
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Charged with Embezzlemont,

Mr.. Frank A. Rhodehammel, assist
ant postmaster of the Dallas postoflice,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
the federal authorities on a warrant
sworn out before United States Com
missioner, James Bently, by Mr.. George
q. Dice, OF Austin, postollice inspector
ior tie state Of Texas, on the charge of
embe2zlement and placed under a bond
of $3.50, with Mr., L. G. Childa
and Mr.. j. B. Hatch, as suretios. The
charge made is that he failed and
neglected to account for postal rev
enues. He, as assistant postmaster,
mad control Of, and handled the funds
Of the Office. The alleged deficit is on
stamps sold, and the amount claimed ia
be short is $53S %. Inspector Dice, OF
Austin, and Inspector V. S. Whiteside
OF the Chattanooga, Tennessee, division
OF the postal service, arrived
here on the Goth, and, or
inspecting the Office, found the
Office short to the amount above named
They say that they did not come on any
special "pointer" given to inspect the of
fee here, but simply happened to dis
cover the deficit in the regular check
| ing up.
A HERALD reporter called on Mr.
| Garrison, the postmaster, who stated
that while he did not deny the shortage
that he had implicit confidence in Mr.
Rhodehammel, aud felt satisfied tina
he was innocent of the charge preferred
against him.
Mr.. Rhodehamm5l Indignantly denies
tho charge. He is the-sOn of promi
nent and wealthy citizen of Piqua
Ohio, and Mr.. Garrison says he Is indie.
pendent Of his salary, so lar as money is
concerned, and that he bad IN fact
drawn only $40 Of his last months sal.
airy. Mr.. Rhodehammel Indignantly de
MES the charge, and says 10 IS the work
Of enemies. He will insist on having a
hearing as early as possible.
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PER sONAL.

q. A. Qunlan Is a guest q. the Grand
Windsor hotel.
+. N, Read, of Corsicana, is registered
at the Windsor.
Samuel Cuudiff, Of Longview, is stop.
ping at the Windsor.
Mrs. n. $. Holden leaves this morn
ing on visit to Austin.
Geo. A. Knight, Of tho Vandalia, is
stepping at the Windsor.
". a. Mcmillan, of Waxshachie, is
/ registered at the Windsor
| c. W. Gibson, OF Waxahachie, Is a
| guea. at the Gr1nd.Windsor hotel.
/ Njaor G. II. Laugleau of the New
/ York underwriters, is in the city.
Mr.. L. VI. Heath left via the Missouri
I Pacific last night for Washington.
Mr.. Dave GluXman loft last evening
via tho Texas Central for New Orleans
W. n Mitchell left yesterday morn.
ing via the Texas & Pacific for ST..
Louis,
/ Capt. Sam Milliken q prominent citi-
zen of WeatherfOrd was in the city yos.
terdav.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Mccall, of Ennis, left to-day
, via tho Texas & Pacific for Memphis,
Ten-~ssoe,
. LOUIS NltNtI anu hElAt tEIlNtN nome
yesterday from visit to the New Or
leans exposition.
DIR. r. w. Allen aud lady and Miss
A Mag Allen left Via the Texas X Pacific
! for the expedition.
r Rabbi Joseph SllYorman loaves this
i morning for Austin and will return
: Thursday evening.
l. NJ. a. AtherlOn leaves on the Texas 4
Pacific this morning for Nashville
A., Tennessee, via Memphis.
y DR.. a. \. johnson and lady, and Mrs
n Rauda Brown, left Via the Texas 4
/ Pacific Tor the expedition.
II Mr.. Richard B, Moss leaves on tn
n ToXas n Pacific this morning for Louis
l. Villo, Kentucky, via ST. Louis.
At Mr.. Richard NJ. Richardson, left yos
'e to-day evening via the Texas Contra
" for the New Orleans exposition.
y $. II, GrauthRm aud j. b. Foraker o
~ Grand Prairie, were in the city yester
day and paid MS pleasant visit.
MrN.W. Floyd, of Richmond Vii
M giuia, formerly editor OF the Rlchmou
mr. Campaign Is m the city prospecting.
mt Mr., e. +. SansOme and W. C.. Nah,
he nov, lett yesterday morning via Tn
a. Texas Is Pacific for Montgomery, Ala
aG bama,
G,orao Loomls is home again irol
10 the New Orleans exposition, He say
that II Is y great show aud well wort
seeing.
il. Col. w. l.. Crawford returned yeste
a day from SNeetwater, whittier he wei
IA to def nd aud succeeded Ia cleArin
Nv two men who were charged With mu
Nv der.
y, Mrs. Roose Evans, of Beaver pa,
II. Wiscsnsin, Is visiting her daugter, ~
ar A. L.. smith, wife of the passrng
ial agent Of the Memphis 4 Little Ro
IN Railway.
,rv W. NJ johnson, city engineer, NJ
ks, Maggie Johnson aud Miss Nam
il Hatch OF Chicago, left last evOing \
ers the Texas 4 Pacific for New Orl1a
re- Gnd theuNp Isttion.
o.. Judge O. ". Allredga who has Oe
IL holding district court as Waxah loh
OF has raturu,d, aud he, Mrs. Added
mt aud son l,,ave to-day for IleurnO, O
i've visit to relatives.
= !. Iieutauant Governor BlNter
Tide morly of Knoxville, Tenue $50,
rg. lately OF Wyoming territory, IL ri
enl- ming at the Windsor. lie Is In Te
for tha purpose OF purchasing cattle
his ranch IN Wvoming.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
Sanger Brothers

advertisement OF carpets, cretonues
and curtain poles, Is quite worthy of
your notice, as they have made some
sweeping reductions, which will not
hold good after this week. Why
these reductions many of the
readers Of these lines, will ask.
We'll, we are bound 10 reduce stock,
when we see new goods gre pouring
in fastor than We expect them, we esl.
not afford TO open the season with a
larger stock than we ,havo an idea we
we can work of, Th9goods, which we
are Offering, are verycheap, as are, for
instance, the imnCTted cretonnes at %
cents per y9rsG Those who have bought
cretonlgs before will know how to ap.
Tpf6ciate this lot. Curtain poles should
certainly bring the market price tho
year round, for the style Of them
scarcely change any, still, we reduced
them 10 cost in order TO make them cor
respond, in price, with our low-prced
curtains.
First arrival Of gents spring clothing
/ is now on exhibition AZ
! SANGER Bros.
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Dallas; Sam Skinner, NJ Psschal, Dem
ton; w II Winfield, Galveston; w l.
Graves, Graham, Texas; NJ
NJ Mosley, Alvsrado, Texas;
] A Massey, J n Walker, Alversdo,
Texas; w Smith. Dallas; Il d Mix
on, Mineral Wells; Watt Bebee, Iowa;
A Armstead, Fort Worth Mincer,
Robertson, Baltimore; = LiugOld,
Little Rock, Arkansas; L G WiggingtOn,
Louisville, Kentucky; w Nj Bsgley,
Mckinney, Texas; Charles L Brown,
WaXahachie, Texas; w Elliott, Sher-
man, Texas; WIN, Edmonds, Dallas; IL
l. Marouelle, Greenville; + Kohler,
Sherman.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
NJ A Herr, l. A Pires, James Stroth-
Johnston, New York; @ w Bennett,
John G Winter, G Atwood, L Loneley,
] 10th, S A Russell, w Bachrack, A A
Mosher, st Louis; Lucius c Owsley, j L
Mooney, George p Jones, Chicafioi
J shade, ] f B Stuart, Weatherford
Herman Ii Burburt, Baltimore, Mary
land; + n Read, Corsicana; b Mcdaniel
y A Mcmillan, C w Gibson, Waxa
hachie; Z p Lenoor and wife, Refugio
Texas;C Van Benthnysen, sc Haley
Baxter, Cheyenne, Missouri; Sam Gun
diff, Longview, Texas; w. a Reynolds
} Boston; ID l. Melone, G
Quinlin, George A Bright, city
, A Childress, A D Childress and wife
: Miss Rena Childress, Miss NJ Ragnet
5 Miss Hodges, Mrs Gilmore, A e Grit
fifth, d Naples, fl W Ragnet, TerreMm: \
X Bucksbauer, Baltimore; SD: L
|, Mum, Austin; s J Carroll, Denton;
XIX: Coleman, Mckinney; q j Cove
9 Nashville, Tenn; J r Friend, Cincinnati
!, ID q Malloy, Palestine E Weimbergel
If Chicago; William NJ Robertson, G
: Van Frank, Quincy, Illinois; Charlie
t Stevenson, Galveston; George r. Bisel
!. Alyarado; G Fl Garnett,W II Daugherty
II Gainesville; G Holmes, S D WOolne.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
NINETEENI LEGISLATURE
REPORTS ON CERTAIN BILLS
Tie Senate Kills q Railroad Measure
& Nominations by the Governor-The
House Passes the Dallas
Charter Amendments.
SENATE.

AUSTIN, Feb. 2S.-[Special.l = Mr..
Houston (of wheeler) presented petit
ton from citizens of Wilbarger county,
asking for repeal of the lease law.
Mr.. Getzendaner, from the committee
on finance, reported unfavorahly the
bill to pay certain sherihs for services
rendered years ago.
Unfavorably, authorizing the comp
troller TO extend the time Tor forceu sale
of personal property for taxes till July.
A resolution was adopted inviting. ex-
senators to join the procession on Mon
day.
The house requested the return of the
iojnt resolution requesting the ohaplains
of the two houses to o1iciate at the lay
ing Of the cornerstone, and the request
or motion Of Temple Houston was COM
piled with.
BY Mr.. Jones: To provide for more
efficient management of charitable and
pensl institutions in the state.
TO grant relief 10 certain railroads.
BILLS PAsSED:
Creating the county OF Midland.
To repeal the pension act.
Changing the time tor holding courts
in Limestone, Freestone and Navarro
counties.
Creating Harleman land district
with an amendment striking out ChilG.
ress county.
Tho JOINT resolution accepting the
proposition OF citizens of San Antonio
TO care for the Alamo, and turning the
building over to them, was engrossed
To better define county boundaries.
To require service upon non-residents
defendants in suits to remove cloud
from land titles.
Authorizing the board of education tC
invest the school fund in bonds issued
by cities and towns, for the purpose o.
erecting school-houses where the taxa
bic values of such cities is over 81, 100000
House bill fixing q penalty agajns
railroads tor refusal to receive passen
gers or freight or to unnecessarily delay
the same, was killed.
The governor sent message, asking
the confirmation Of the following ap
p0intments:
A. W. Moursand, to be judge of tn
twenty. third district.
II. NJ, Swearingen, to be state hesltl
officer.
J. II. Burts, to be assistant attorney
general.
n, j. Goree, to be superintendent o
peniteniaries.
Adjourned III Monday.
To-day was to have been devoted Il
local measures, but successive suspen
sions enabled members TO get in Occa
siOnal extra work.
The Dallas charter amendment wen
through before recess.
The Houston charter amendment no
providing an emergency clause, was no
pressed aud went over.
The bill creating Midland county wa,
passed.
The bill requiring railroads to keel
their roads across public highways in
good repair was passed, and the bill re
curing railroads to provide double
decked cars for shipping sheep, hogs
goats, calves, etc., was passed to en-
grOEsment.
+ A bill was introduced requiring rail
roads to classify freights and weight,
and tariff on face Of bills OF freight rem
dered.
A The bill providing for tho payment Of
presidential electors was passed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
An Orphan Boy.

A lad Of some nine summers, n
stranger and orphan, was taken charge
of by the police the other day, and given
food and lodging, which was furnished
at the station-houso. A Rind.hearted
lady, who saw the boy, gave him some
clothes, and is endoavoriug to ilud EN-
ployment for him, ANY ono who can give
him work can find hiW 10y addressing
or calling upon Officer John Carter, NJ
the a.atinn-house. lie is bright, good
looking boy and says he wants work
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AT THY NJ. nroRal.

John NJ Henderson, Bryan, Texas; Z
L Craig, Dallas; w NJ Barry, Abilene;
q II Draughon, Chicago; p C Brown,
Terrell, Texas; Il MuckOl, Gal
weston, Texas, John ~ stevens, Hits.
boro, rexasi WIN Evans, VIM Fendnch
TexAs, ID G u Co .,uelly, Austin, Texas
II Lpntn, Moggan, Texas; I Wilson
Kaufman. TeNss;w T Meadows, Dallas
4 IL McDui.ie, WaxahacbleiW ) Adair
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Tho skin Is of that delicate nature
upon which the most improvement can
be made and 10y the use OF PozIohI :
ruedicatOd complexion powder All
roughness, sallowness and IRRITATION
can he overcome leaving the skin deli-
cately white, soft aud smooth TINS
prer iration has world Wide reputa,
tor 80 no fear need be- entertained Of
tho result. Sold by all druggists..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
Roll OF HONOR for Dallas College, Feb
ruRry, 1855.

Miss Lizzie Bunch, Tennessee; May
Brou ghton, Texas; Jean Crayens, Ark
ansas; Lee Echol-, Texas; Pearl Hardy,
Texas; Laura Harris, Texas; Georgia
Hefferman, Tennessee; Annie Irvine,
Texas; Mamie Jones, Texas; Evie Lang
stone, Mississippi; Ella Lanier, Texas;
Jennie Lyme, Texas; Eula Lyme, Texas I;
Emma Moss, Texas; Nina Myers, Texas
johnnie Orr, Texas; Rosa Phillips,
Tennessee; Ellie Rauch, Texas; Fauuie
Robertson, Texas; May Russell, Texas
| Texas; Winnie Terry, Texas; Fannie
Worthington, Texas; Lula Scrusgs,
/ Texas.
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4 Grand Opportunity.

The stock and fixtures Of ono Of the
best stands in the city Of Dallas, can be
bought for few dollars. A splendid
business well established. Satisfactory
reasons given fO- selling. Address T.
N. HERALD OIlinn.
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Am.rica,sPrido.

True American men aud women, by
reason OF their strong constitution,
beautiful forms. rich complex rus and
characteristic energy 40 onvied by all
nations. IL II lie general use OF Dr.
Harter's Iron Tonic, which brings
] ahout these results.
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--.alt. IsHCK a. GO,


fJJHti5HEU ~ s,t H. It MA NJ r. .
4 lyilrnlshod room, suitaoie Iog gentle.
man and wife two single gentlemen, No
~ Carter street. Apply between D and
O'Clock %. N. mari-lt
NOR RENr-R SIbrNCE 80 los SWISS
Il street, --story house roOMs, plaster.
3D. very nVsncntiy arrange d, .8rre lot,un-
dcrrrO. and Cls'ern and good wei thcr- Us o
fine orchard or choice yult, ami Wc estimate
that the tenant vii get at least y months
rent back In fruit; We can lease tlu above
place for y months on ION az if desired for
3lpcr month. apply tn MURPHY c 30
hANl, Real Estate and Col tcIug Agents,
iJ Main 81. uurl.lt
IGOR Nt-sIORt HOUSE On THE
1 southeast cOrucr " tln aud Stone 81 o,
o. $40 per month; to.t house aud residence
comb ned 10 southeast corner # swiss and
ltAWkins streets, Rt Sl' per month tWo-stOry
brick Opposite Adams ( lsona.d', bank
bt .ldinE, ~ per IN, inc.isiluE inst and
second story. We will lrvc2 stores ON Elm
street March b 1850, now occupied bg Eviu-.
I hu. tt, lite tlOthier, that Tc VIII rent rea on
ably TO- good Tenant. Nj srlI a BoLAN2.
. Real hs ate Agents and C1lgsllH Ipl .Isiu
street mrl-lt
/ EOtRESF-HoUSE OF FIVE ROOMS,
/ i usru, etc, known as J 1lga Bower res.
. idonct ai f25 per month; house ~ 3 roo vs.,
. ON ,ao.egrul street, 2ud do south of Floyd
| street, NJ. so; house of rooms, No,
l.G Aain street, at $500; 80. 80
Ross avenue, house of rooms. az SSi. We
also have 90 acres land ON Miller Ferry
Z ~ ad, ana lO acres near Miller Worry Road,
With comfortable house OF iro1ms; viii rent
9y The year 40 reasonable ri'trS;". acres near
Mckinney avenue, vi $50 Iur '.Hi Apply
al the Reu Estate Office OF MURPHY q 10.
LNNz, 7co Man ST. marl-lt
l,OK hENI-Bl rnr r tNUNLl, TIE
i large windows, HN2l, surrounding the
Office of the Grnd-N iud,or Hotel oaice IN
the rotuudl Of the hotel. Apply no Office.
This is without doubt the Ocstadytri-iug
space In this city, as it :. lu sight day aud
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"May Good Digestion Walt on Appetite.

"May Good Digestion Walt on Appetite"
1t Is sorrowiul business when man
takes his seat at dinner, looks mourn
fully around and says, "I believe l
won't take any" Indigestion gives
people the blua horrors. Appetite for
meals Is one OF the highest privileges OF
mankind. MIR. }, u. Dix, Sou Rich
land, New York, says; 81 used Browns
Iron Bitters for debility and want OF
appetite with good success Similar
good success viii attend your effort IA
/ the same direction,
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Thn TrNas Trnnlk.

On and after Monday, March >, the
Texas Trunk Railroad company will
run its trains into the Gulf, Colorado Il
Santa Fo depot, taking its passengers
and freight into the heart OF the city.
Trains will leave kaufman al sos q. m.
and arrive at the Santa Fe depot, Dali
las, NJ II q, m leayo Dallas at 1880 p. M,
arrive ut Kaufman al 1:2O y. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
MANUEACcUREB's AGENTS EgR
GLIDDEN'S
GfaLVanl26d or Painted,
TENsIJ STRENGTH, 800 POUNDS.

Is made nom no. l2 STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED anu H. warran'
ted to be uniformly stronger and 10
present more bsrbs per rod, be Ing at the
same time lighter, with the sa me size o.
main wires, than any other style, In 1nHse-
quenco Of these combined Rdvi ntagas, we
have g0ldrensou tn believe that its sales are
FIVE TIMES GREATER lhaEt the united
! sales o all others. At,Cr TcvirWil lg uCRbove
| statements aud fecis, the quei lion arises.
| Can purchasers 2GOrl Ia make series Oh
! experiment, with other Chvaf gr and less
/ widely known STYLES aud graz les % wire
which Is manufactured witlo AZ license
| and by this course Su0iectlAg 10 nemselves 10
! MSS Es4meDts llT dHmasgshy Tho United StNtel
/ Cour,,g 10 Is possible that the manufacture
! urs OF unlicensed barb wire ma! ct,r to pro-
/ tcci thclr patrons; but when % is protection
! " 0Agltd we respectfully sug gest that yul
investigate Use responsibility q the guarun
/ teCOre. Viii e We dice atm am s. intahttOu %
! msn0poll1irg the barb wire business, on
l readers win pesse remember that there ar
lew, if any, articles manui actuTeE whicl
leave so small % margin uctW cen stsa' urs
/ cost and the price a. which.
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The Money Chest.

Why is a person with asthma like q
money chest? lie Is cougner (coner)
Tell him to take Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy OF Sweet Gum aud Mullen aud
destroy the resemblance and cure the
cough
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Rn.idnnce nnrnod.

The residence OF Mr.. j. A. johnson,
seven miles south OF the city, was
burned Yesterday morning, the Tire
originating from adjective ilue. There
was no insurance on tho building. Loss
a nm
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Our farmers will rejoice to learn that
it it has at last been decided that bees
do not ininrs grapes, that neglected
colds do unspeakable injury, and that
no better remedy can DO secured than
| DR., Bull's Cough Syrup,
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uorsford's Acid Phosphate FOR ever
worked Professional Men.
DR.. Charles T. Mitchell, Cansndalgv,a,
n. ", says; 81 think It agrand re-
storer of brain iorco or nervous ezacgy."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
FORRENr

TOR EEEI-RESTDEN Nf Np BOD LIVE
OAK street, or rooms and splendid nm.
cerFound c.stern, to good eI1ul, for 70
months, at $50 per month; % lU Wood
street, near Veal, NJ 6 rooms au3 istsn, Tor
Si1.5 Ter month; No. GU r. ,ss avenue, OF
rooms, ut SO per month; house OF rosms,
sDu.h SIDE Ross avenue, 2ut east %. II. G T..
G. T.. q. crossing, at % pr mouth; SO. 30
Jackson street, tWO-s,ury hrl. hlus', Il SIS
per month. Apply 60 MURpHl Il BlLAN2,
Real Estate Agents and Code tors, 7ul MINI
street I11I-lt
l. OK RENT A CuraGs, WIN FIVE
J rooms, centrally located Apply 40 SG
Wood street, below '.~' "' 'lar-2t
.yliE,. pUs pue pIBQ III IeIseu sake -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
plssoLuTloN NOTICE,

nISsOLUTION NOWCE-THE PART,
II uerslip has this day been dissolved "
mutual Uuuscu, between Payne 81 SheelS ..
al. Payne retaining the bushes and phSlss
the dc iSot the arm au1 accounts due Wv
firm art 10 bO paid ~ eitAer marty presrm.lhs
the bills. PAYNE & SHEETS
FEBRUARY ~, ISIS
Thanking my old rslends aud the puohyy
for their liberal patronage In the pas'i ~
would most respectful solicit TIE Mmg9 III
the future, j. NJ lAl ".