The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-13

known. SICK 'em, Ilge.
"A good family rockaway can be
bought cheap. Apply at the office OF
the Southern Life Insurance Com
pany.
congregational services will be
held at Odd Fellows Hall, every Sun
day, at II o'clock, u. M, by Rev. H..
M. Daniels.
The city is full of excursionists.
Most OF them seem to be farmers OF
the better class, and such are always
welcome to Texas.
The attention of all persons inter
ested il called to the notice Of II. j..
Keeton, City Assessor and Collector,
which appears in to days issue.
The Haverly Minstrels will in all
probability return here in three or four
weeks. Let them come, we promise
them n hearty reception and crowded
houses.
Our Gossip and Query" column
is becoming quite popular, 80 much so
that our space will not permit us to
publish half the communications that
are sent US.
Major Barkley, Judge Kerfoot and
Captain CASTOR left the city yesterday
for Van Zandt county. They will in
dulge in a grand hunt of probably two
weeks duration.
Might before last Siler, the Trans
fer man, brought fifty persons from the
Central depot and the majority of them
signified their intention of making
Dallas their future home.
elder Bastian, of Illinois, will
preach o series of dscourses at the
Christian Church. The question to-
morrow night-seven o'clock-will be,
as human nature totally depraved ?"
Inc PUBIC are invited.
Several newsboys are wanted to sell
the Sunday Press tomorrow morning;
carrier is also wanted to take charge
of route. Apply at the Sunday Press
office, over Kahn 81 Mays, OH the cor
ner of Main and Lamar streets,
q. w. Clark was before Judge Bur-
ford yesterday, on warrant sworn Out
by William Fltzharris. who charged
him with assault with intent to kill
After hearing, his Honor discharged
Clark, as the prosecution was unfound
cd and malicious.
Arthur Coffin, an experienced
druggist from lndianola, has rented
the new brick store of DR.. i. Il. Hughes
No. 1880 Elm street, and will open I
first-class prescription drug store OF
the first of December. We welcom,
Mr.. Coffin to our city, coming as h,
does with such high recommendation
as first-class druggist and chemist.
Mr.. Kincaide, the jalior of Dallal
county, captured another lot of tool
yesterday. They were discovered il
the iron cage where they had been hid
den by the prisoners, and unlike those
that were found the other day, they
are of the most superior Workmanship
and finest finish. One of the saws il
what Is called the watch spring saw
and Is made out of the best Of steel
Another saw Is perfect little model
with teeth 80 fine that they are hardly
perceptable to the naked eye. TIL,
tools were evidently imported from
some large city and struggled In 10 tn,
prisoners. They were seen first In tn,
possession of Stone, the man who sho
Mr.. 0benchain In this city last spring
The complimentary benefit ten
dered to Edith Maud Ellis and Dan E.
Townsend, by many citizens, will come
off tonight at Fields Theater. Tn,
object is worthy one, and should re
ceive the hearty encouragement of tht
better class of our citizens, and we urge
them to turn out en- nidsse tonight anC
fill the spacious hall to Its utmost ca
pacity. In addition to the drama o.
"Irma, the Waif" John l.. Saphore
and Hattie Saphore will appear in'theil
great speciality, entitled 1.-THE Old, Ole
Story" Mr.. Joe Harris will sing q
favorite comic song, and Mr.. ]. L.
Saphore will recite Tennyson's poem
'srhe Charge of the Light Brigade. u
Mr.. Townsend will recite his own orig,
inal travesty of Poe's Raven, entitled
"rhe Flea"
We are indebted to Mr.. V. r.
Evans, reporter of the National Cotton
Exchange for the following cotton
statement for the week ending Friday
at IL o'clock M: Stock on hand Sep.
TENDER LIST, 2 bales received this week,
2,35l; previously, 1895; since Septem-
Der LIST, 1876. Total, 1878. Shipped
this week, 2,60l; previously, 1928;
since September LIST, 1881; stock on
hand, 1904. Although this statement
shows q most decided falling of in the
receipts, as compared with those of the
previous week, yet this is easily ac-
counted for by the spell of wet weather
which prevented the farmers from
bringing their cotton to town. We
venture the assertion that the receipts
OF next week will be from five hun
bred to one thousand more than that
Of this week. The market is steady at
f.n.,, mann an,t.