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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-04
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Celebration OF the sifty-uIuita ami
NEEsary OF Odd Fellowship iu Amer
tcsh by the brotherhood OF Dallas aud
VISITING Lodges

Celebration OF she Eifty-uIuia Ami
N%Esary Of Dad Fellowship Ia Amer
icahy ghc brotherhood OF Dallas aud
Ni-iting Lodges.
The Odd Fellows Of this city, to-
ge,her with the visiting lodges from
the surrounding towns, celebrated the
fifty .nineth anniversary Of Oid Eel
lowship in America by having a grand
picnic at Longs lake Friday.
A procession was formed at ten
o'clock IN front OF their hall, when the
following lodges, headed 10y Mr..
Charles Williams, marshal of the day,
marched Through the principal streets;
Schillerhund Lodge No. 223.
Trinity Lodge No. l9s.
Dallas Lodge No. 81.
Bidgley Commandry No. %.
Denton Lodge No. s..
Denton Eucampment No. -.
Richardson Lodge.
Parker's band followed after the
marshall, vino was assisted by Messrs.
V. w. Cleveland and II. Thiesfeet.
The line Of march was up Elm street to
beyond the Union depot, thence to the
right by the Rawlings house to Main
down Main TO Jefferson, and out JEFF.
erson to the Dallas aud Wichita rail.
road.
Beautiful banners with appropriate
notices were carried in the procession
which was quite lengthy. Along the
line Of march the streets were crowded
with spectators, and the elegant music
Of the band and attractive parspher-
ualia Of those in the procession made
the scene one Of grandeur.
ON arriving st the depot the process
sion came to halt, and after the usual
ceremonies, they broke ranks and
boarded the train, which conveyed
them to the lake, two miles distant
from the city. A large number of
ladies and gentlemen attended the pic.
mic, where the day was spent In speech-
making, boat-rowing, dancing and
other pleasures. The speakers were
Mr.. Barnett Gibbs, d. g., Alr. w. D..
Austin, OF Denton, General J. J..
Good and Mr.. 4. Farley, OF Denton,
who delivered appropriate speeches in
the order named.
About one o'clock a basket dinner
was served, which wac psr,aken OF
with relish by the large crowd press
ent. The festivities were kept up tin
a late hour in the night, which was
spent mostly in dancing.
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on, MY DEAR, on,
Doctor .. ". Nadsrarakes a Ride bnt
Returns N"t-rnpaid Hoard, t-ioth.
lng nnd 10 nnr RlIls-Smch "a Hiin..a

Doctor .. ". Madararakes a Ride bni
Returns N.t-rnpaid Rssra, t-ioth.
ting aos sIqusr BiIis-saeb - aiooa.
\ considerable sensation was created
In the city yesterday by the report that
awell-known young physician, named
J. w. Msdars, had eloped with another
mans wife, and bad left behind y
number Of anxious creditors.
Upon a thorough investigation by a
representative Of THE HERALD 1t was
learned that MadAra left the city sur
reptiliously about church time Sunday
morning He drove In his buggy to
the Lamar hotel, aud told them that
he wa- going to the country and would
not return TO the city for dinner. Since
that time he has not been seen in the
city, aud Bell, the Commerce street
livery man, who held a lien on n very
fiue horse and buggy Of Madars's, be-
coming alarmed Al his absence. first
discovered that he had absconded yes
terday morning.
He left behind number of unpaid
bills, the principal sufferers being the
Windsor hotel, where he lived up 10
two weeks ago, and leit an unpaid
bill Of about twenty dollars; Julius
Kahn, for suit ~ clothes, valued at
about thirty dollars: a young man
whom Madam hsi pretended great
friendship for, named Barnhollar, tify
dollars borrowed money, aud last hut
not least a Main street saloon, where
lie had been in the habit Of taking
bis bitters.
Madsra was a ''touey." selfimport-
ant individual. He was very particu.
lar ia parting his hair, and said
"cawnt' for cannot. lie was az fait
ia society matters, and louged to dwell
on biz respectable connection in the
city OF Bsotherly Love philadelphia
where he was produced. He attended
divine service with great regularity,
was exceedingly choice in his male
associates, and was considered by the
society young men Of Dallas "a hum
mer."
The amounts mentioned above ere
only some al the larger sums he is
known to have swindiei copfiding
lot OF creditors out OF, the smaller
sums, such ~ the dollar bills. aud
fractional currency be obtained "for an
hour OF SD" not being Included. Dur.
ing residence ia this city Of several
months, lac was not IS surce-sful in
following the footsteps OF Esculapius
n lie might have been, and often re-
sorted 60 bis wits to meet the pressing
demands for board and wash bills.
As to the rumor that he took with
him married woman, nothing could
he learned 10 sutstsDtis.e IL. \ lady's
name having been coupled with his in
the report Of bis departure, diIigent in
/ quiry ELECTED the fact that the rumor
was untrue, the lady in question being
in This city at present. IL is thought
I that hadars Ia making his way cut OF
the state. One or two anxious creditors
have teiegraphed to several points to
I have him arrested.
lie Is man calculated 10 deceive al
most anyone. lie is rather preposses-
sing in appearance, wears long black
beard, and is iaultless in his dress and
manners.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AGreatInvention

And one OF much benent TO the peop.. NJ
large. always attracts attention. II has
been the history OF all trades and brsnel =.
OF labor that the primitive method OF ae-
complaining the desired end las been quite
iaoorious, and very allow In Its tusuifs Al
confirm the assertion. First disxiSs With
the plea and spade, then soheb body though t
OF boring by hand, but at first the aogers
ing but . small hole, sur ply ing very little
pure water. The opening up of the sr.sf
west made the demand Tor wells 90 great
mat within the last two yezfs well.bori1e
tools have been invented, and the ms 80
has been In . measure rev ol uiionised. snd
mas become source OF money m akipg
vestnent 10 so little. Men are booking nov 10
where they can get the best mschfne. H~r-
fecsso" has ~ last been reached, and ve offer
that u destined to i've when ali citizen srs
forgotten. IL In the only auxer ever in
vented With . stone at nc hment or an al
from two feet up. without reimers. csIie1
the Centennial Wei Aucr1 patent june m
iss, and msnaiaciared by o. y. Hodge, Du.
ouq9e. love. Any one wisbtng TO 40 nlui.
The ousiness. or trade land, town propsrrx
or stock for an auser ana territory. or 49,,
70 usvei In This state and sell Anxers and
te,fieory on large commission, viii pleas<
call on me At the National hotel. or -
DePief a. the Plante-s' house. Elm ssr,rt
i ps re rex:s; where VIII be for the ne II
IL running all the time. 1 vii, suss.ns.s
any man 70 make ss much AZ si5 Der d Az.
MS iooks IKE gold mine, doesn 4 N nm,
~ hs. BEN made With THIS machine o.
after day. aud Will be made over and ax..,r
aeAn BY many who are lucky enough 10 20
ihto the ousiness- Core and - me - 90
- - 700 ists, "a can not stay In this place
W. snfS osSs- d. n. ROOT
go Patentee ofssid Anger.
~; n-IAs have been engaged 10 the well
conne ousinsa. for the last fso Year,, and
am acquainted with the mo~t of Inc aass,.
IA ose, AND having run the Cer,e q MA Angs,
sos .ne isst nve portka. would chesrruiIy
iee?Mmepo " - the teost com piets. ana
nv -ef' - 'aS hHher Your respect
Ill., r.. DEPI.E
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There was single mile dash oi
doubl, teams at the fair grounds yes
tprlay eveuiugst half past four O'Clock,
Or go. The entries were Colonel
Hughes Morgan" and Tim and
Colonel Burre--' "Bodock' and Mem
brine Royal" The race wa- won by
tie latter In 1904. The judges were
Captain Wirkes aud Colonies Davis
and Cheney. There was good crowd
present.
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P.trins,i SnaEs

Wonders will never cease, yesterday
morning mum Der ~ w0rkmen. while
engaged la digging well on Mr.. VIII
liam I}1als place. some five miles north
ftbi- place, 'duyg up a pe,t,ticd snake
twelve feet three inches long. The
heai 10 thc reptile was partially gone.
yp, with this exception 10 was perfect,
The bone Joints being very plain.
A'ter hiring itup it broke Ia two
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a few days since THE Herald made
mention % the fact that Mr.. Z. II.
Lively, a worthy farmer living in this
county, had a fine horse stolen. Yes.
tsrday he received word that the ami.
mai ha4 been found near Alvarndo. in
Johnson county, hitched 20 n clump %
trees. The thief was absent At the
time, and the citizens laid ia walt for
him. hu. ha lnLInh N rntnrn-
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THE STATE OVER.

kerr Gasnty --Frontiersman. Lss,
( Sunday. night negro woman who had
been living on the Mott branch, suici
ded ty hanging herselE.--About 90
200 more cattle passed up tho trail this
week tor Kansas. This added 90 our
last weeks account makes about 80. oOl
head that have passed through this
section.
Bur Coimty.--Heraid: An old gypsy
I fortune teller went into Mr.. Buffers
store TO tell his fortune, and filchsd
eight hundred dollars from his safe and
sioped. --Gsneral B. c. Card who il Ia
! succeed General A. j. Perry, as CHIEF
/ quartermaster of this department. ar
rived with his family on last evening
| ain.-Mr T. Lawrence the elevator
builder, had his right foot badly crushed
by q long joist falling on il as he was
engaged IN putting up the elevator in
the Deyine building on the main plaza.
PassoLd ColHfy.-W atchman. The GA,
crop IN this county, as Il general thing.
Is loOking very tine-The Methodist
quarterly conference, was in session
here last Saturday and Sunday. -
Within the next i've or six weeks, the
corn crop of this county, so far as the
labor is concerned, will have been made
Its a notorious fact that the negroes
OF this county contribute next to moth
ing &C all TO the public free school fund,
and yet negro free school teachers draw
from thirty to seventy dollars per month
for their services as tree school teach.
ers
Huffman tpa,tg.-Star. The chair
man of the democratic executive com.
mittee for this senatorial district pubs
lishes 4 notice in another column CALI
ing convention 10 meet in this city
on the twelfth day OF june. - renter
10y the name OF ZONES living on farm
two miles east OF Terrell. lost two hun.
bred chickens IN the storm of TUESDAY
morning a wagon load of several
hundred pounds OF buffllo meat was
being retailed on our streets the early
part of the week 1t sold at nine cents
per pound a tremendous wind and
rain storm, eguaIiug in power the me-
morable visitation OF last fall, and par
taking somewhat ia its severity of the
nature of a tornado, visited Terrell on
Tuesday morning at about three clock.
anderson CoHHtH--New Era: The
prospects for large peach crop in the
county we're never better than now,
S,ra ne 81 mus SAY ea'ly one: =
this market. and the woods are full OF
"a = '','i re- anu us" TN Mon,
day night last this section was visited
by splendid rain fall, and as q conse,
' NJ e''tu9 an" r crops IN general
are 'ooNhg Hhe.---i ne quiet OF our
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Messrs. Clause n Williams have now
on exhibition, two doors west 81 the
ru,tnnlce, n new method Of protection
against lightning, which has many
advantages over the old, All who
are interested IN lirhtni~e rods would
90 well % examine - merits. ~ we
Are sure Il will meet with universal
favor
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wach HiE iniuu, scare WHITE GaI.
a Mdicruus scene was enNc ed on
Main street yesterday evening. -Four
ouuntrymsn accompanied by as many
giri-, all Of whom were IA green as can
well be, were taking in the wonderful
sights Of the metropolis 81 north Tex
ne, with an assumed ku. wing air,
which bat served the more to show
their uusophisticatedness. As the
party were walking down the street,
one Of the girl. when Immediately OPP
posite &C, discovered tobacco sign
an Indian chief with an upiifted hand
glazing at ber-when she became
frightened nearly out 81 her wits. She
caught her ''feiIeT' around the neck,
and clinging 20 him, called on him to
save her, which he did by lifting her
in the air aud carrying her safely to
the opposite side % the street. They
then resumed their journey ia peace.
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rhe NtcBoi-, sheppsrd d Go. vibrator
EtareHher.
OsRIcs oF g. :. AITcHELL a Co.,
DALLAS. TEXAS. January lat. isrs

DALLAS, TEXAS, January LIST, 1878.
DEAg SIR: The point OF distribution
and management for Texas having
heretofore been in st. Louis, point
far removed from the Texas trade, the
manufacturers OF this King of Thresh.
ing Machines have found IL necessary.
10 meet the growing demand for their
goods, 10 make separate department
Of the state OF Texas.
Hence, Dallas, az the most central
point, has been selected for the state
sgency, asd we take great pleasure in
saying to dealers and tbresliermen that
they will always find us supplied with
both machines and repairs, and that,
heneeforth, noHe OF those tedious and
costly delays will occur Ia filling orders,
which were unavoidable when the
management was in st. L0ais.
The incrsased manufacturing faciii.
ties Of Nichols, Sheppard d Co., COM
bined with their Immense stock of
lODiber uways ON hand. their long
standing and success as manufacturers
dating back to 1Sisj, will be received
ny all M guarantee Of ability to make
good all our assertions and promises,
and Afford assurance that all who deal
with us will receive fLir and honofabis
treatment.
Correspondence solicited. Send for
circulars. We also keep In stock for
the Texas trsie Ames' engines.
Yours, etc,
C.s. MITcHELL a CO.,
apiH-wA Managers for Texas.
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Jay Gould Gatrea .

Washington special To the Chicago
Times: When the house stampedee
nothing can stop IL. Only two votes
were recordered to day against
the senate Pacific railroad
funding bill, those Of Ben Butler
and VIM. Pitt Lynde. The bill came
up on u motion by Cox, of New York,
10 take IL from the speakers table.
| There was a.oispo-ition on the opening
of the discussion to have il referred 10
the Judiciary committee, and this prop
sition was sustained by the friends o!
Jay Gould on the floor OF the house.
The motion to refer came from FRYE,
of Maine, who was authorized by six
mem bers out of eleven of the judI.
eiary committee to ask for Its refer
ence to that committee. During the dis
cussiOn that ensued speeches we're
made very generally on both sides of
| the house, quite number of which
were decidedly in favor of reference,
but before the final vote WAS taken on
the passage of the bill there was gen.
eral stampede among the Jay Gould
representatives. The arguments gen-
orally used to induce a reference We're
| that there were many am biguouo feat
ures in the bill which rendered IL i'm
portsnt that it should 90 to the Judi
ciary committee. MtMahon, of the
committee, mentioned In behalf of the
committee that there had been pre-
viousiy no disposition on their parts
TO ask for reference of the bill TO
| them. The bill vas geHers lily under
| stood and the menb ers were generally
prepared to vote upon it. an eisbo-
rate speech was made by Cox, of New
York, ia favor of the immediate pas
sage of the bill. Having moved the pre-
vious question he was entitled to an
hour, which, after his own speech, he
distributed among those who wanted
it. Garfield was n little doubtful as TO
the propriety OF passing the bill now,
but when IL came TO q vote on the bill
he was ready To record his vote in the
affirmative. He wanted enlightenment
as to whether the bill would stand the
pressure of the courts and accomplish
the objects sought TO be accomp iished
! Cox, OF New York, replied that many
distinguished lawyers In the senate,
! one OF whom WAS an ex-judge of the
supreme court, had maintained that
the kill would hold water in any court.
| Price, OF lowh, favored commitment
on the ground that if the bill is passed
In It's present shape i. would open the
doors for just such litigation as we now
have in the courts caused by the am
biguity of former laws on these sub.
jects. He predicted this very state of
things II the tili WAS passed as taken
from the speakers table. Notwith-
| standing the antiquities be discovered
in the hill he did not vote against IL
when vote wastaken on it's passage.
He stampefed with the remainder.
Butler made q speech, In which he as
serted that unless the supreme court
was so greatly debaucbed by its action
year ago last winter IL would I'm lit
tie while throw this bill back In their
teeth if II WAS passed In its present
shape Several speeches were made In
favor of immediate passage, and the
hill was finally passed by vote of
2iS to 2.
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LAST night iss Engine company No.
I vas on drill with suction hose Ia
the ctstern near the Cru,chueld house,
John MurrelI lost hi- balance aud fell
ntoit The cistern is twenty-five feet
deep, and was full Of water, one Of the
boys caught him, and soon landed the
dripping fireman upon terra frqq
again.
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a man named Tom Hall WIS ar.
rested ny ratrolmun Walker, In the
southern portion % the city late yes
tarday evening, Tor being drunk.
Whom taken in be had Il Winchester
rIi'r and said that 90 the officers knew
what be knew they would not arrest
him. a man from Van Al-tyne told
the officers that Hall was a horlothief,
aud that he bad stolen hcrsez from
him some time ago. Hall was locked
uu
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Ne Eastern Man N.., Tim.

Lynchburg (VA.) News Mr.. Steph-
ems does not represent the south, in our
opinion, on many subjects, and certain.
iy he is not southern leader. Tn.
northern press need not fear a southern
president; We viii give them one from
the west, that will make them wiring
their hands
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nous sbew Yeur work
10 the Editor of the Herald.

10 the Editor of the Herald.
There seems to be a bitter prejudice
on the part of some men against those
who exhibit their work at or in front OF
their place OF business. They think il
degrading in the extreme, and by so
doing, professional man places hims
self at once upon the level with the me-
chaIic. There are some professions so
nearly allied to trades that the differ
enee is hardly diseernable. We might
speak OF a number of such. but one in
particular that we will speak OF, to wit
dentistry Has the two blended in such
a degree that one is not complete with>
out the other2 lis true that in some
cities there are men who make special
~ OF one or the other of the branches
OF the trade. viz operative dentistry,
extracting teeth, or inserting artificial
dentures But in cities like Dallas. the
three must be associated to make either
a success and another perquisite to sue,
cess in this connection is, that a man
should be skilled in mechanics as well
as the other departments. certainly a
man who is well up in his business, is
not afraid TO show his work before it Is
buried in the meuth's of his patients,
One of the most important duties that
the dental practitioner has to perform
is. to preserve as far a. possible the
natural teeth. for. when we take into
consideration how essential they are TO
physical development. and how. when
allowed to decay and are lost perma-
nsntly. the persons suffers greatly from
inability to commute their food.
When he has done his duty in this. and
the teeth are so far gone that they must
be extracted, then comes in the gentle
mechanical dentist and inserts an arts
fetal denture that in great measure
supplies the demand Of nature in pre-
pairing the food for 3 proper assimula>
ton with the juices of the stomach. We
fail to discover any very good Judgment
in man who would open place of
business, and then sit down aud silently
mourn his fate in not succeeding in
business, simply because it is beneath
the dignity Of . professional man TO adj
versiss. Respectfully.
4
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"A fearful bunion--unabie 10 wear
. shoe for two years. Giles Lfnimene
lodide Of Ammonia DESTROYED u.
MARIA EsTERBROoK.
Pelham. westehestsr County. ~, Y.
For sale oy Common 4 Walker. drug
gist., Dallss, TsxaA.
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An eccentric person who committed
suicide in Connecticut recently lett the
following note: w hen the devil has
time to kill flies with his tail. then will
believe in the love aud truth of a wo-
man
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STATE OF TEXAS

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1hs Detroit Pre- Prss say.. In .a,,,,..
70 0.mo Untvssusl Almsnas. To-. - $3.50.
- the sztsnsavs sd hou,. a. m - -
Co. Of car saty, ne Arm -. no. ,..s,,.s
lag for sEssaisoas diuarsbusion - sS,,.~a !.
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sees havs pasa 1asnspss,s1. - ~
so one pssota. - sx>sl All eah... d. y,
~ and eaassal snsaaIene,. n mn n.-s.
- 70 ~ sppi1sonss.
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NOTICE.

a. n. Commissioners Court vii met "a,
anhHay. the tw.nty-ninth -, - :. ~ ~
-, 70 t.Ni-e andeorrect sE- roll li.t 81 a..
ssIaerea amos aud such other basin--s -.
10y efme psioFs II All parties uk0.s 4. 81
I'M p.op~riy on the unrpndor.-d -,,Il. -
- we are sd1asted by spps-rirs orfoT-
NNe e"oft WIN satisf.ciory eyidsnoe
u. h. WEST
county Judge Dallas County. Ts..x
Co m mercisi aud Call, xeekiIss SO -
y copy Sor two weeks ana A =.
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Ma. ". a WtLsuy Ia au authorized so-
tlitor Tor IIH HERALr. IiJs contracts " Ill
d. respected Boy the office.
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TO ALL POINTS.

Ana oc-rs tss he-t E..st-. 90 60 49,.
49, -. Se-Hlsft-s t--aar 49,.
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s.J lear r'ea.s ..s >A,s Is.r $780,