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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
SALT RlIEUM ON BORY
And Limbs. obliged 20 so about ON
Crutches. A wonderful cure.

Messp, Weeks 4 Potter Gentlemen, - In
Justice ~ those VINO may suffer NJ | have hul-
mred, aud ~ u grateful Acknowledgement NJ tho
cure have received from the use Of the Iutl-
cula lionodlcs, voluntarily make the following
hlhtrmHnt,-
I have had Salt llhcunl On my body and ON
my lcR " y very aggravated flTm Tor eight
years, No klhd ~ treatment, or medicine, or
doctors, during this time, did me ans permanent
good. My lflcnda Ia Maiden and elsewhere
Know ihht nave been great sufferer, aud that
my condition az tlinus has been such M 10 make
ne despair uf ever being able ~ ind ,urp, or
even relief, In met when began the use of
tutleurhi my Limb was ~ raw and tender that
could not bear my weight Un II without tho
skin cracking and bleeding, aud was obliged Ia
~ about on crutchoa commenced IN use The
IntlcurA Ia April, and ~ 0nue realized ~ benz
ciiclAl chects IL grnduully drew the lnhama-
nation aud humUr 10 the surface aud, Hs fast AS
II appeared, healed H. AZ iimUH large uunnu-
ties would CONT ~ the surface causing burning
heat, Inflammation, swelling aud Itching,
which under tho constant use of Iulicntn,
would rapidly subsllc anu heal, Each time
these outbreaks grew loss aud less severe aud
nnAlly disappeared, leaving. me perfectly cured
used the CulicurA aud soap i've months aud
took the Rpsulyuni most of the time, which
were the only remedies used, | think tho Re-
solvent very strengthen ng aud purifying
medicine 10 take In such extreme cases M mine,
because the dlS0Hsc Is 81 weakening to the
system, Very gratefully yours
Mrs, ASA Il. BROWN.
Maiden, Mass Oct Is, ISIS
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SHERMAN.


Correspondence Of tbs Herald
sHHRnAS, Aprll ", lssO,
These ara the days IN which the New
Southern hotel 10 the only comfortable place
~ town, II Is the broad verandah and cool
rooms that cause lhis.-The Denlson News
with IL characteristic eussedness and char
aelerlallo mnlgnanee towards everything In
Sherman, contained long article cnlou'
lated 10 reflect on our Merchants and Plant
ors bank yesterday, The sun u pouring
down to-day md we ara obliged TO carry all
the Thermometers down In the cellar 10 Keep
tho mercury from knocking the tops of
Next Week the poRt-oillee will be- removed
into tho new building on the northwest cor.
ner OF the square, 49, Yesterday "Doc"
Hall was taken vi very suddenly and ID con.
fined to his bed to-day. We hope the pleas.
ant fellow will be out soon, Tor things are
gloomy when no Ia away,-Qulte n train
ofwagons loaded with agricultural nipple.
monts left for the Wost yesterday. Our
merchants are doing an immense business
In this line Of laie,---1he iiz2 Of tho soda
fountain Is heard Ia the land, while tho lee
cream man rejoloeth IN his strength. -
We aro needing rain very badly,-The
oxoduslers still continue their nOrthward
march through our city. We regret 10 ohrOn'
iclo tho death Of the slx'months old infant
Of Mr. Goo Hohon, which occurred yesler.
day,-W. 9. Eyerkart has informed Us In
the most positive manner, that he will not bo
a candidate for Shertr nj tho ensuing plec.
ton, giving rs u reaspn that the office does
not furnish adequate support We are sorry
Of his determination as Mr.. u, has proved
himself 10 be- one of the best officers In the
country, Duprc2 and Benedict min.
strel's give passablo exhibition TO n fir
sized audience last nigh, When YOU want
pleasant and agreeable private boarding
house, you may tlnd It ut tho corner of Jones
and South Walnut streets. Mr., Myers prr-
sides over Us destinles The walking beam
of the arLosian well machinery on the square
is quiet and has been for several days,
When Mr.. Templeton, who has considerable
TO do In the whisky line, imbibed moro than
the usual amount Of stimuant yesterday and
invited u friend over to George Grenots to
take little 'suthn'" he had no id0a of the
trouble that was ahead. For this friend
claimed TO DO little faslidious in his taste,
and demonstrated very omphatically against
being waited on by odd niger" Uniortu-
nately for the peace Of MI parties an African
is Gronets barkeoper, and before the Discus
sion ended Mr., Templeton found himself In
the midst Of most animated lstical contro-
versy which ended this morning by deposit
Of four dollars In the City Treasury.
q. Holcombe IL Co. made n large shipment
Of candy to Decatur to-day. This is an en-
terprisng firm and deserves tho success that
II Is meeting with.
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gentlemen In being 30 near getting lnlo mag
nilcelt quarters, AT about hali-pasi nlne
oloek last night the alarm Of iife was sounded
and tho hra was soon discovered " DO y
house In the southern part Of lhe city, he
Putnam lived, The fire was oecasloned by
tho explosion Of y glass lamp, which wis sl1'
ting on thu mantle of the room, There was
no one ut home but the old gentleman, and
when the lamp exploded he attempted 10
smother out the flames with tho bed
clothing, and IN doing so got severely
burned, Everything In the house was
burned, including tine plano and small
sum Of money. MIR, w. q, Rlckard met
with a serious accident while driving his
team, on the way home, In Flteh'a lane, u
mile east Of town, Wednesday hight, A
large roller that lay on tho side Of the road
frightened his team and caused them 10 run
with hin, upseitlng tho wagon, throwing him
out on the hard ground violently, ITO was
badly bruised about the right eye, Ills
right arm was also badly hurt and his wagon
tongue broken out,---AnOther one Of tho
brakemen on the NJ, X. Il 4, railroad has
happened % al accident which seems To be
so common on that road, by falling
through M opon'topped stock oar
Where, oh where, IA tho street sprinkler. la
services woud be most gratefully received NJ
this tIme,---MajorJ, h, McIoul leaves for
Dallas Tuesday, 10 take charge CT the 81.
George hotel. Mr., Tom Smith takes charge
Of tho Bnkley house In this city, ut the same
tlmo.--MrS Parker, VITO Of Colonel j.
Parker, Of this city, and her two little daugh-
ters lrit lat evening for Mobile, Alabama,
whore she will spend the summer,---On MI
indictment for swindng found by the pres
ont Grand jury, A, d, Goodrich, commonly
known Ms a bridge builder, was arrested yes
terday by one ofour officers, and In default
Of bail was placed In the county Jail for safe
keeping, A most elegant and comfortable
private hotel Is the one over which Mrs.
Myers presidos. II may be found on the cor
nor OF Walnut and Jones streets.
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SHERMAN.
Reported Daily.l

Reported Dally,l
SHERMAN, April ID, 1850.
And still the corridors of the Southern
hotel are crowded, and why shouldn't they
be? Is it not the best house in the city,
a meeting of the trustees of the Grange
warehouse was held last evening in the up
per story of the building occupied by Patty
Joiner Il Co., for the purpose of having a
final settlement of the business of this organ
ization, which for the present is defunct as
far as actual business is concerned
Esther WAS reproduced on the night of April
lith, and again the praiseworthy ladies and
gentlemen who compose the troupe made the
performance splendid success. They were
greeted with quite as large and apprecia-
aiive audience as on the previous night, and
encouraged to such an extent by this evident
Indication of their appreciation. they have
concluded to give an entertainment at
Denison next week.-The most important
school question TO the Sherman boy is "Does
the master Hickey Yesterday was gritty,
breezy and very generally contemplate.
April can be very pretty and very naughty.
1.-THE bricks which men carry in their
hats could be utilized 1t would help matters
Just now for bricks are In demand and the
yards are unable to Gil the
orders made upon them, although
they are doing their best
Don't those letter-boxes at the ne v post
office look nobby2 Could the Dallas post
Office officials but see the elegant and conven-
lent manner in which our office is arranged
for distribution Of mails they would envy US.
We congratulate orr estimable pos.-office
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Thanks.

Scarcely were our remarks read about
"the wine that is red" and presented to us O
few days since by Mr.. Bettertou, ere he
transmits to our sanctum the pure juice Of
the grape converted into white wine, labelled
Durkheimer, and imported by Messrs. Bon
man IL Bleyer, st. Louis. This
Is your real Frenchman's breakfast
and before dinner drink, and
/. said to give "better-tone" to the digestive
faculties than any stimulant known. We
will not argue the question, but will discuss
the wine to-day and give tia fair test So as to
practically learn of its merits more thor
oughly, on the principle of
"a little learning is a dangerous thing,
Drink deep or taste not the Bschian spring
There shallow draushts intoxica.e the brain
But drinking largely sobers it again"
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Has No EQUnl.

This is the universal and free verdict OF
every one who has used the American Fam
ily Sewing Machine. This machine is man
uia.tured from the best material, is elegantly
finished, is the least tiresome to the operator.
The sales are on the increase in proportion
never before known in the history of the sew
ing machine trade. Any family that is not
possessed of sewing machine should aban-
don the labor of the hand needle and super
cede it with the popular and mstcbless
American. The office and salesroom are at
S06 Main street. Dallas. Call and examine
these machines.
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,1,nusrEE,ssALE.-By virtue ofthe pow

r7NRUSTEE'SSALE.- by virtue OF the pow
i er In me vested by certain deed OF trust
executed en- delivered by W. y. Diboll 10 q.
N. SwiDk, trustee, Tor the benefit OF the Life
Association Of America, dated the 2Sth day
of November 1874, and duly recorded in b Oh
"Y, pages 700 TO ne, Dallas county records
necember 10th, 1874, aswill appear at large BY
said record, which said deed OF trust was exs-
"uted aud delivered 10 secure am0ngs Other
things n certain promissoiy note for The SUM
OF four hundred dollars. dated at Dial as, Tex
as, November 2sth, le7i,payabletwely months
alter date to the order Of The Lie
Assocl ,tiOn OF America with cost OF collec-
tion) at the Office Of the said Life Association
OF America. In Dallas, for value received,
with interest from maturity at the rate OF
twelve per cent. per annum, payable seml-
annually, which said note was made, execu-
ted and delivered by w. o. Diboll to the LIE
Association of America, AMI which said note
remains entirely unpaid, except the Interest
thereon up =, the % b DAY ofM May, l1s- 4, =. =.
day, the 9th day OF May, 1850, at II
O'Clock m, sell at the 9 urt-houss
door, in the city Of Dallas, Dallas county,
and State OF Texas at public yendue, to the
scrioed properly, lying and being situated IN
the city end county Of Dallas, In the btafe
OF Texas, and more particularly Known ana
dessisnsted bv the following mctes and DounGs
acre tract, formerly owned by >. I'm y: Smith
and Nrs Ermstine shaw Afterwards ME-
Ermstins ConkliBg, and be- Inning % the
south corps. Q, sro ~ .n sii ~ nclst oosnsr
Of the A b. Story three-scre tract, thenes
south tgs east Is va,as, to corner post
thence rs va'as north ~ east, Q corner post
III nos south 4Js west rs vafas, 10 beginning,
cbntsining sne acre, more OF less, being the
land convened and fully described IN The
deed OF trust heretofore referred 10; ~ viz
tne Of INV mower, 1 will execute and deliver =
deed in Zee simple Of the property sold, 70 tAe
| purchaser the col. u. n rENn
l DALLAS, April u, 1850 Irnstss
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Puck, this week, is up to its usual standard
of excellence in cartoons and matter "The
Lions Share" or Americas charity to the
Irish, is an exceedingly ingenious conception,
and not without its truth. The physician
Factory" where diplomas are ground out and
NJ. DIS made for money, is apropos. "The
Tree of Liberty in Danger" by Conkling on
the one side, Tllden on the other, cutting it
away at its base, is eminently suggestive. For
the by of the 14th. and for Harper's
Weekly of the Oath, as also for the Burling-
ton Hawkeye, Irish World and the New
York Clipper, Messrs. Harris & Betterton,
news agents, have our thanks.
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FORT WORTH.

Reported DNlly,l
FORT Worth, April II. 1850,
Tho odd Fellows will have big ce'ebra-
ton here on the Goth nstaut,--The South
Methodist chsrch will make grand excur-
sion to Arlington on the first Of May, for the
purpose of having n picnic. All the Sab
bath-schools are invited to unite with them.
We are under obligations to Mr.. Ed
Want, the boss coniectioner Of the Fort, for
appreciated favors. j, W. Booth,
OF Decatur, is in the city to-day
mel p. $. Pfouts, of the HERALD, Is in the
city to-day.-Captsin Thomas +. Nrat, of
stops at the Ell Psso.-County
Commissioners court adjourned to-day
Sixteen car loads of ties arrived today
DR.. Peak, Colonel j. p. Smith and W. Ii.
Davis will leave tomorrow for Galveston,
where they 60 to attend the Democratic State
convention W. Turner's friends are
making vigorous efforts to get him to be-
come candidate for the Seventeenth Legis-
lature.--Seversl bales of cotton were sold
on the streets this morning,--Clif Scott
failed to make his bond in Dsllas.---It is
said that DR.. Baldwin, of Mans
field, will run for the Legislsture.--
The w. and M. society had lively meeting
last night.-A very interesting protractcd
meeting is now going on at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church.--General A. Il.
Hawthorn preached very fine sermon in
the Baptist church last Monday night
Colonel j. p. Smith made flying visit to
Weatherford yesterday. r.
B. Hubbard will address the people of Fort
Worth at the Odd Fellows celebration
on the Goth inst.---Great many wag-
ons left the city to-day with freight
for the west.--Business in the Pc"
lice court is very light now-s-days.--
The many friends of Billie Windle and wife
will regret to learn of the death
of their baby which occurred this morning.
AT the FL Paso: E Lewis, st Louis,
T Jonos, do; T f CALDWELL Dallas; w L
Barnum, Chicago; A J Ruggles, st iouit; 4
w Booth, Decatur; T B Scruggs, Dallas; 7
D Lee, Denton; Thos I West, Jacksboro; A
I Dickinson, city; A NJ Mulberry, do; + nj
Slev ms, HsRALD; p S Pfouts, Dallas; II II
Arms rong, Lewisvile T L Burrows, ditto;
Ell r dds, st Louis; A A Rily, Austin;
Joseph Muhall. st Louis; H Maxwell,
New York; o B Blsrkmo e, do; NJ Lind
say, Gainesville; h M Turner, Denton; II
\ GreenvilIe, johnson; NJ A, Chambers,
New York; S + Spears. Dallas; 0 II Harper,
New Orleans; w 4 Evans, Galveston.
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Professor George. Dancing school

A HERALD reporter, by invitation, yester-
day was present at the armory of the Queen
City Guards, on Elm street, at y session Of
the dancing class of Professor George. The
school has been corduc'ed by the Professor,
who Is one of the most competentand accom-
pished of masters, for several weeks, ard is
now drawing to a close of the season. Near
ly one hundred pupils have been in regular
attendance all this term, and the skill and
energetic attention Of Professor George is
demonstrated By them when one observes
them going through the lancers, etc, un-
prompted, according to the strict rules of
scientific grace. The season will be closed
at Lively hall, on Thursday evening, April
Doth, and the Professors friends should all
remember him at this time.
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DALLAS Ci,y Directory.

The publishers, Messrs, Morrison a. Four
my, have placed on our desk copy of their
now Directory for the ity of Dallas. These
gentlemen are M fit in the getting out Of
directories. Thoroughly understanding their
business diligent, painstaking, accurate and
courteous, II Is no wonder that they are the
directory publishers for oil the leading cities
ia Texas, savo ono only. Tho work
IL Of 800 pages, on excellent
paper large, clean, new typo and every way
u model of neatness and thoroughnoss, IL is
the first book of the size over published in
the city Of Dallas, and to our foreman, Mr..
John Worley with his excellent corps of job
printers, Is to be awarded great credit for tho
skillful manner In which the work has been
executed. The advertisements throughout
are done In the highest style Of art and in
rare good taste. The work Is preacod BY
an historical sketch Of the city, past and
present, with It's future prospects The press
work, also done in the HERALD office by It's
steam presses, under the assiduous attention
of Mr.. John Kay, cannot be surpassed for It's
d.tinctness and uniformity by any other
office in the State or out of II. This dirocto.
ry, the second one Issued by the present pub
lishers, contains 6,l9i names, which gives us
II present population Of some 10000 This is
n considerable increase over the preceding
year.
The binding of the books was done by
Messrs.J Jennings Bros, Marshall. The energet-
icpublshers began distributing tho work yes.
terday, and ARE prepared to take new sub
scrbers or purchasers ior the very few vol
umes that will be left over the subscription
lit. To such ms desire copy we would say
they had better bespeak 1t at once of Messrs.
Morrison IL Fourmy, for in les than week
we predict they will not have one left.
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GAINESyILLE,
Correspond nccof the Herald,

Correspond nceof the Herald,
GAlNEviLLn, April II, lSSO,
Some of the boys gave u lively serenade
Friday sight, but they fingered longest and
made tho sweetest music beneath n young
lady's window Ia the western part of the city
while the fair ono WAS not nj omo,----The
new hotel on California street will soon DO
completed. II will be- called the Lindsay
house ---Thcre Il iNlk of gas works again,
A company from Sherman want 10 llumln'
ate the city. Tho Council will consider the
matter soon. report of the City Tress-
urer shows An indebtedness of SSS596 for the
city.--There seems 10 be n clash OF opin-
ions between the Mayor and the proprietor
Of the variety theatre. THERE'S M ordinance
prohibiting music in saloons, and as beer is
sold in one corner Of the theatre Ills Honor
contends that the law Is violated. Tho mat
tor will, perhaps, be honombly and satisiac'
torily settled by moving the bar out on to the
balcony in front of the house.----
II. Pollock, the young attorney, is slowly re-
covering from his sickness. Joseph Null
hal, Of the firm of Mulhal Il Sealing, st.
Louis is in the city,---B. y, Davidson re-
turned Thursday evening from Breckenridge,
where he had been attending District court.
We are needing rain badly,--Ihe
Board Of Aldermen yesterday ordered II
general cleaning up the city. They say
they don't want Gainesville TO be turned into
II hospital. Broadwel, the missing
painter, has not Yet been heard of--Little
Estele, daughter OF Judg d. h. Barrett, died
yesterday cvcning,--Thc public printing
for the city was yesterday awarded TO The
Daily Uesnerian BIZ the CITY Council.
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We are authorized to state that the Lamar
street NJ. Z. Church South Sunday-school
will hold their picnic conformity with the
Ladies' Aid society," of that church, instead
of with the Baptist Sinday-school, as an
nounced in our yesterday mornings edition.
They will have sn excursion morning and
evening on the D. 6 w. railroad and a. pic
mic at Longs Lake. Time, first day (Satur'
davl of NAV
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The courthouse yard is full of timber,
tools and tradesmen and tue work of con-
s,ruction is being pushed rapidly forward by
the contractors. The burnt and charred
stones have been removed from the parapet
walls and the brick work will be commenced
in day or two.
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Ledies'Literary society.

The programme of the Ladies' Literary
society to be held at the residence of Mrs.
Leigh, No. 1874 Commerce street, April 22d,
is as follows:
/. At roll cal. verse of scripture containing
word truth.
9. Grecial mytho ogy, Mrs Hayes.
,. History, fourteen paragraphs OF second
chapter.
4. Lesson on pronunciation, Mrs. Mlers.
5. Recess
o. II citation from Tennyson, Mrs. Garslde.
!. Humorous reading, Mrs. Lei Oh.
3 Business.
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SKIN DISEASE,
4 severe ease of Ave yenrs' duration
entirely cured

Mcssrs Weeks " Potter. Gentlemen, For
the bcnent Of the world | wish 10 make this
statement have been afflicted with u skin
disease for about five years, and hive tried al
most everything that could hear of, without
any relioi whatever, until saw your Cntlcura
Remedies advertised, and concluded to try
them, certify that only used them about siN
weeks until. WAS entirely WE'LL but before
commenced using them, my face, brenst and
back were almost n solid scah. and | often
scratched the blood from my body nm now
entirely well ann think Your tulicurn Remedies
ARE the best for skin diseases that ever were
brought before the public
Very gratefully Nours 4. NJ. COX.
Caddo, Ind, Ter Feb, Il, l10.
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The First Presbyterian Sunday School
will give their annual picnic on Saturday the
"a of April, 1880, at Longs lake. Trains will
leave the Wichita depot at 9 and 10 o'clock
a. M, and return at and 6 p m. All
friends of the School and congregation are
respectfully invited to participate.
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Hooks, Atten ton.

There will be regular monthly meeting
of Hook and Ladder company No. |, al
Firemen's hall Monday Tomorrow evening
at s O'Clock. L. III. TnLMAN.
President.
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LOST WATCH!

i road, q gold hunting case American
va CHI. New Work watch company, No 1855.
Finder Will be literally rewarded by calling
on AKARD BROS.
dAvit Dallas.
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iMATTERS BY MAIL.
NEws FRoM Gus nEAR NEIoHnoRs.

A Pife aud au Accident from a Hun
away ~ sherman Talk az Gas 40
Gainesville Es'Gosernor Huh
Bnrd 10 he 40 ~ worth -Iic.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL,
(qticura.
BLOOD AND SKIN
r { M e DI E S

The publication of the vital dulda NJ full cor.
~ the treatment VI chronic diseases vi thn
blool, hklu and scalp, with lOss Ut hair, No
remedies IN The world VI medicines are ~ sure
90 enrean the lulcnrn linmodles, Ihp Cullcum
llrsolienl u q searching blood pnrlnri hbs0rb-
pnl And lonle'lnN lsplAni, while no external Ap-
llleAllpna can possibly equal The luloura, =
nedlglnal jrllyl aud tha CuIlcurn sohpa, pres
pared irum H. Tor cleansing diaeAspd surfaces,
AMI Tor Me toilet, bath, nursery, aud for
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CGj rGCuEA EsEM EDEES,
Original la Composition mud RcvoIu.
tiannry in Treatment

Arcprcparcd Dy Weeks & Potter, Chemists and
Druggists, 800 Washington street, Boston, -
Front street. Toronto, ont, and Snow Mn,
CuticurH, small boxes, ~ cents; LARGE bpNes - !
RcsOlyent, 81 pcrbottlri CulicurO Medical Toilet
Soap, - cents per cake; Cuticura Medical shay
ing Soap, 10 cents per cake, In bars Tor BARRIERS
and large consumers, 10 cents,