davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-07-08
QAHRULQUS GUITEAU,

Ills TALK WITH nEOlsGE sCOv1LLE-AN
AGENT NJ TIt1s lord.
Yesterday evening Mr.. lsorRe Scoylllc, Il
Iawyer OF this city, who Is II brothar-in-law
Of tho assaslil. GultuAu, returned from WASH
ll,stur, md was wal.otl ,tpon by Il TRIBUNE
reporter, tn whom jlu gaye s.tell particulars
Of his experiences t'lero M llatl hot airoaly
beon published In tho Washington dis
patcltcs III, Scovi'lo was somewhat fatlgucsl
after hIs lon9 Journey, hut readily consented
to placu himself ut the disposal Of the ru-
pnrter, who lallttt hlm: =.
sought attur by tito Washington news pauof
";fhey wore aftor ING al! tho w.lle, md
wlletl they flltlctl to find iIn tlcy interviewed!
t sl IL s sS'a!ls '; lt.ss s tro',' s Il!
tho whult', ltIwsynr,. cu.llt0t complain ut
lis WV il, which lilay tre'itMl iue" "
,"Will y'u plaissu. tull nit how you, got
gI?n; Mslnaty 4! y9E, Intercourse "'t! officials ut
III lit to washington su,ulay oyonsne,
and. Ut course, ! wis tlesiro!ts OF aaulnK tlME'
tgAn, net Cul; i;orklltll, Dlstrlet-Ast0rley
II tlo nlstr!et "t cy'!Inblu, al.l expressed z
unwilling t9 Nlllw tha, 1llv0r. Happily, l llat
Susretayy lAHess!N at ~, opta,y.ni,a mn.
,ngnt., anl lto nt oNce ,E1lvo my 4
@ tar'nt IT, l l1'tr9l.'ct,nn, to col: Cnrknlll,
lilo following alu,l!ay afternoon | Was al.
lowed tn sr9 Gui!cAu mil t0 cGlyarsq ut
l4.EtN With l!lm. ~ that tt.Nu t4a District
Atlorlley l,att mt satlsIrtl l'llnsalt w!lolher
tiultpNn !lM Or sllll nut llaya nccnnIp!lgex III
tlle assassination, All! o.l4 ut NY objects wnA
To lind tlilS ont. tinftenn WnA Wull tl(ensutt
~ SEQ Mae, a.ua i.MsM!gea arst Nt ali AsioNt .Wy
peDplo, as llu wUn!tl have done .uHdar any
elrclMstaneps.' l1V ass,srGtl Ma that =
llK llAn No CoNsEDEnArHs, s,,. =
md Rs hea Tint .tlo press ail pulllu opinion
nyu now ngretQ TINT bllell wns tho fass.t /
think 1t IL pertuokly aato 70 hea!uy9 tllat Ills
statalnelt WIS T. truthful nl,e, Thu things
III wlIoh tho puhllu my now lnpst seep|y ii,
tgresle.l AEe Tho >aottySs which pr..!!alt.Al
hu Nns III al,etl u llie,ltal GGni!ltiDn at TIL
tilnu Ut it, performance lsH would show thai
| hu w,tS INT reapuNsibtn ft,r It: - r.
~" "IhuIa y \ Ylle .!|lIf;Sro!les eE oplnIIoa q
until, aiM, probuh!y uyull after, q judicial IT,
| ansry. lknnw TINT taul!u.ln llas always getal
tlls klaye 0t sunIv religious ltlea, lIauaiiy
prupostefous ,o,le, uccor!tlYg to tlls oosl,InioI
orthodox belief oll religlops subjects, a,st
] years. Now, II lto other persol. ltyIii
, 1881-07-08
INDIANAPOLIS,


Spettal Dispatet 10 1ha Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1ntl., July I'll is now
known tint G,lltea't, lfie assassin, 1lonorcsl
this city with II visit, appearing lero about
three years ago In tho role ut book-agent,
sellIl,l. ollie of Ills religious works, cntitluu
"a Commentary OIL tho i}1b1e." At that time
llo affected to be extremely religious, ingra-
tinting hiu,solr especially with tho llembers
Of the Young Nuns Christian Association.
lie put up with Mrs. Harbnya Tsott, WHO
states that slle was not fayUrably impressed
with him fr0m tho atnrt, aud 1t wns
frequently remarked by Iier bonrtlcrs
tint he was "oir In tho upper
story" Mr. McCurty, MI attorney, ono
Of her boartlers, md often conyersed with
hin, aud worltl afterwards rcmark.that l,e
wns certainly crazy, 1lc wns tltsagreeably
sensitive about Ill worldly subjects, and
could not tolerate word tint seemed In tho
least lrruttgfuns. At Onu time
4 COUPLE OF LADIES F1oM KENTUCKY
were visiting Mrs. Tr0tt. 1t wns during the
tltno of tile Lexington raees, aud ono tlay Mt
tile dinner tablo tic Indies got to discussing
tho races, mid tile merits OF tic different
horses, THIS wes 10 shocking to tho rHltg-
ions Instincts Of Guiteau that el left tho tabla
without finishing his dinner. Mrs. Irutt
trlett to explatn to lin nud apologies for the
]atlles, and asked him to allow her to lntro-
they were perfect ladcs, anil meant no Of
fel,se, but he wouldn't listen TO her for a
moment, md went Oft With Ills feelings very
mich hurt. After stay!ng for tltrce weeks,
lle suddenly disappeared ono night, leaving
n0te III Ills room to the effect that the heut
wns uncomfortable, md tllnt llo would remit
WHEN lC Wrnte nRntt1. It In R0arcH1y Dt.cex.
, 1881-07-08

nro cutfoua v,ut+,rs ,,r,,t,,,i In r,, ,,to it,o
ia,l !" link nj l,in vii. ,v.n,,l Il rratifv n lin
,,,nrr mn thn,, nnv,l,Ine hmi t,n r'n,Im,, ~ his
mama In ,,,c ,,nnra' NV '~'."'>
'@' " WV r,'t. .t,x ,u..xr
sp tha western .1,,oc,stt,t ;,r,,,
Waa,,,yu1t,S. u, e.. ,1uIy 7.-1IistrFrt-At.
lnr,,ry t,nrshlll anys tlut IN, urtlnn wti, In
tnkrt, ropar,ltv f,nitrau's ,.1su iii thn rnsmlt
Of thu l'u,sllrut'H wUttttt IL finally trtrr.
mined. Referring 10 lin pnpers takutl fron,
0uiteau, Col. CorkltiIl Is reported In tho Star
Ut this evening to l,ayo sutl: ",fllesu papers
aro mt 80 worry important. Thu tnly very
important tllng we have Is II full, detailed
History 1T the crime, from its inception, IL lis
cllimiNntni which ! betlovu Il accurately
cofFect. Il1Mt, III tl0 tlhlet VIII w R!sch 70
tlso public. ! VIII sns, In ndalelo,t' t'mt |
thlnk It erllr', considering t'lu !eVefel slatt'
ni tlia public i'tlt otl tlls subject. a'hl ulo
horror with wh!e" every n'"'s yeGafAs use
nssnsiIi, tlat my mans t'al!o Shout! DO mcn'
tlollesl III CONJUNCTION With lin. llels
An E0prisrloAI, rlsEsuatiSt. DISHONEST
, 1881-07-08


rrnlly more favorable .lMn ever. 1'o t!aii-
ger of lcrltOnItis, lie sail. vas fnptaty
passing away, md, although 1t migltt sun
occur, Ia occurrence hal heeulno i1'fpfoo-
nhtc. Tllo only accidents now To De n'pte-
htnstti. liz said, MIL tho ollty 11iaa h%GIy
To terminals fatally, wcro secondary Eehl'
hrrilaan alnt pNr,.ll,, ot hltMt!-l"'lsaltllss.
SAo,,lnry llr;notrlaEu might uset'f st any
ti,ur Ut, tn tlle seventh dnya nnt oti hteoMHs
nf tiio en0ise which tho bullet touN' UNI tlo
ltarn where It In supposed To llc, tl'o tHnEe'
" urcoulnry he:lnrrl'axH was lls'tt III bF.
llias' uu!nlUn, II serious oi,e. FSeh,la, nr
misunderstanding. As tho acc!t|eitt iil',St 10 "
1enYcst. md Of tint tlicr WIS nut yet, e salt
thu slightest Indication. AlI abscess ''Iso
NIGH: ftrIli ut nny rhlnf asonE inc e'''fso ~
tlsb hull or III tie extremity Ut tlio wol1tttI.
but with lila 1,c EHist tlIuy e'tllt tlea!t s's'-
crssfn'iy. liz eSiS"sse" esea. se..".'ee "ena
tho Presidents vix"r'''s eonsl't1l"". Ss'unH
vitality, n1na ealiil co"'aAc. tlo "Ms' t' T ."T
h'clnr s'"' tno WY 'es. lH's,1s % ..,.t IT. ''"'%
see" !" VIZ es'"'se ~ '''' "'t'.''' p''''''~>'
TILE c0CttsE Or TUE l'Aih' A..
With rrgartl to tho s'lpposeu co"!ao VI ua
bnll ald Its prHsellt it'cntloil' ~. nllss s"!u
tint wlsle tller l'atl ''t1t tltoMR't tpt9Nent !"
prt,be deeply III settfca el ~ e'tlel ''s'",u"'
nrly utter s'e i'I'cts'lt'l tho 1'')nss u. sa.'oo
tl!at tttl'e, l'e t'ltt. vi satnraay, Mllouucu :"
kclatal nrUhu lrto t!1a w0aln! vetS tei,1'S'
nNl tr"cnt the @'1'rsp Ut tic bull aottt t'!fco
auI Ii !'aEf i'lclics. 50 lar ns ho c"'.1u 14aks,
1t llass UTTERED tllp BACK nld'ee the f1Eht mp
and tn';cl. nearly II hnrlznntnt coi.rsa ior-
ward through tic t,o.ly. striking nntl s'1Etllly
fracturtng rib, MID being t'''''l tte'!ec'et ~
nla right, w1lrr: II pehetfnlcl Luz ilVef.
Whether tito }jnll rAt1lNIiltiE iii tj1ht fFEhE uF
, 1881-07-08
TIE WRETCH.

h WITH: ACQuASS'rASCE.
Erfttat ntspdteh to I1s Gtlede0 Tribune.


Srtetat Dtspatt4 to I7s Chieapo Tribune.
W4tstI1SuroN, u. T.. July 7.-Distrlct-
Attorney Curkhfll llas bEcn the recipient Of
hursige4s .gf lgtters FROM Resf-asseyting anst
.un,ntelii detectives concerning Nuttenn's'
crime. The further n iltait Is front washing
ton, md tbs less liz Knows about tlle facts,
TIC sM'ya cartalM he Is tl.at Gul!eau Is TIC
tool Ut a hand OF eonSlIirAtDrs. Guttealt
llMspIE, however, scotTs Mt thB ltlea nf hay
ttlg MI aecOmpficc. lle ls tho bcst assistant
tlle District Attorney Inns Il, solving all tie
mysteries TINT surround tho e!tse, mid IN
u,,rnyclng theories sant llere BY outsIslu
people. Almost everyone In Washington
seems to l,aYa scun him, mid to llnvo
heard lin lnlk qneerly. Upe lnan reports
that hu tooli Il drink witt, him, but G,liteau
neyrr frank III his iite. AMnthar bought II
plpn nf him, but Glltcall never snlolscd III
his lirc.
THUS rr GOES,
Until It scnlus ns though Washington wns
tho nl1st imaginative place III tho world.
Four men lluye sworn Tint liz was tho lirst
tliAn to nrrGst Nultenu till tho morning OF the
shuottt,y, Ltwautd seasu at,uplu enough for
tho mun wElo mutually first lai,l Ills hands OIL
tho woultl-be assasin to tell it. but lure aro
toWr sneM. some Of whom Anye been
proved to llayu been moro tilnn forty feut
npart, swearing To being tile tlrSt nlnn TO
1,al;u the arrest. Gnitcan always explains
these discrepancies himself, nn1, III verifying
the statements, always turns 0lltt0 be cor.
rect. Mr.. Corlshlll thinks that Gultcau is
telling HIN tito truth lii every respect II1
desires tU figure al0Ne In the commission OF
tho h0Ffld crinle, mud rusents my implication,
tint others have bcen associated with him.
1Io estecnls Ills deed
, 1881-07-08

------------------------ - /
arrived hero this morning, reports tllat t''e
l'fesi''nMss yanerah'e mother, NOW " New
tHf, Is bgnrlnE up wonderfully well. ~ Ilrst
SIN was l'tles' cr',s'cl. h!!nos' 1'rnslraMu'
Will grief. l'"t lfiaIly rallscu ~
lilo bn'ief that It was mi Not'a
Will uHIt l'nr darling boy slinltld bo tASen
irt,m l'cr. Dr. nuS'ls"li s'lys tho grant! oal
ia1ly sets wh'tlcrftl eSat''hle o' ioft'tuNn
ta thu SnpisE1r el!'aAte'! WIN 0fh there, NIT
tslo hitter. nltliu'tHa' y.ry sorftwia'' are
CALM AMI r.tr.ENr
rho experiment will, thu porous Dfnnkct
Nnh !ce.watcr III II refrigerator III tho sick
chuini1er lii,RlucttI sntlsfnctnry results. Illa
Temperature WIS much reduced, but tlia PLY.
slcln:,s tl,!i'k Tint tiny cntl brtter cutiffot
usa air c@syet,ss by lrVf. .IN!,s'inxs refr'.rt'
tiK ,,1aciIlllcs, MIL ul1u Is expeelel tt nrFiso
ttt-'norrnw. These n!aelsliea rnhtly tllo
s..i'lu principle M tic l'nf''l.s blankets altl
Thu icc.wnlcr. Ttlc lor'',s blanket reduced.
tho temperature nDout two degrees.
AN 1SvAf.tit HE'D
nrrtvrd frmn Now yur!, l,t. n,nr,,inu. nut
t|,o rr.slnut wus t,inrutl 1,tou it wien l,p
wns rln,,rrtt tt,.tlnitt. fila ,ct1 can be
rIucni Mt n,,y unuia without n,oyinc the p,.
itwnt. Hitherto It Ina beer, ,,scossory II.
lift i'm 1'rrsIt.rut's fnuay from sltle 10 sIle,
,yhfnlt wnu NJ, ttrluu,,s tusk.
,r,.,,,.. ,,.;,,, rt,,, v,,ur r,vr
.t,,a, ~ n,,,nnr,. nsss.,n,ttc,, ontct,t
,,,,.,,,,,as ,,,. Kk if,,o,,'",i 81, ,nr,,oat T.,
tw',,.,,,.,,,... .' rtii,,:s,,' ~, ,,a.'ar,,,t
ai,,',. ,'.,,, ,,,n,iT ~ ,,,a,. ;;i,,,,"s @ -, ~
, 1881-07-08

nrn curious visitors permitted tD 20 into tfst
Jail to louk ut him. This wuuId gratfgy lin
s,toru thnn anything hut tho rrall!ug of hi!
nnulo III tic l,utirrH.
, 1881-07-08

Opkea"e 4l4p4tCh7fu ARE A"C2RU 1TpQuHk%
WASHINGTON, d. e., July 7.-A!t danger
Of iossihto VllAlldary Or c1laDs In tic Govern
t,,tllt, In the oynttt Ut tho slc..t Of the PresE-
dent md tho possible death If the VEeo-,
President, llas beei! ,,lytrtcu. a. proela1na-
tion conyoning C0tigress III extra session l1as
hcrn prepared, .Aittt has heell slenutl by I'res-
ident t;ar.irld while III full possession Of his
faculties. 1t VII! Mot be promulgated "nlcss
ttlorU should be dnhger of Heath. TllpM 1t
would be tistnntly Issued. This las been tlone
By tho unanimous DECISION ot tho C0blnet,
md BY tbs approval Of Vtce-PresitleIlt
Arthur. All tlangor Of nus n'ssibls tapsn III
this tsoseyn!ncnt !,y senson Of TIC taet TINT
there Is llettler rresidunt Ut tho Senate llor
a Speaker or tic House will thus hupplly hp
averted. There Is tho bust authority for this
stutesneat,
T1lE OBJECT.
10 lhs TfsltfA Assoeiated Prttt.
WAsll'xaros, u. G., July 7.-It Is said OH
good nl,t!t0rIty Tint. Il proclamation coMyetl-
iag Congress In sueetal sesslon WIS prepared
yesterday, or earlier. and BiGned By tho
President, to be tsSltetl III the event Of Ills
Illness taking nn nnflY0rabte md necessarily
fatal turn. The object of t!lis action, which,
1t II sud, tlaa beuil taken with tlla approval
Of tho Cabinet alitl Vice-l'roshIert Arthur, Is
tO provide aEaiast my possible contingency.
Il,a session woull"be called to elect /, Tresi-
dent ot the Se,ato pro ten. ind Speaker OF
tho House Ut Representatives, and ITO NILS.
cellallaous busIness would ba likoly TO ba
considered.
nENIAL~
The report tint thu proclamation calling MI
extra gessl0li Ut Congress was yesterday prt,-
l,arcd mid signed by tho President, to be
llBe.i In c.lse hts condition Should beeomo
hopeless, Is without foundation.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-02
Christian Solving up."
Sunday Afternoon.

Sunday Afternoon.
It is a pitiful thing to see young
disciple going about and asking
every body how much he must
give up" in order to be a Chris
tian. Unfortunately, many of those
who take it upon themselves to in
struct him give him the same i'm
preston Of Christian discipleship-
that it consists chiefly in giving up
things that one likes and finds
pleasure in, But man in solitary
confinement mightas well talk about
what he must "give up" if he is
pardoned out Of prison, or a patient
in consumption about what he must
give up" in order to get well. The
prisoner must give up his letters,
and the invalid-his pains and his
weakness,-thes are the main
things to be sacrificed 1t is true
that the one has the privilege ofliy-
ing without work, and the other the
privilege of lying abed all day;
these are privileges that must be
relinquished, no doubt. And 50
there are certain sacrifices to be
made by him who enters upon the
Christian life; but they are mot
worthy to be compared" with the
liberty, and dignity, and joy into
which the Christian life introduces
US; and to put the emphasis on
this negative side Of the Chris
tian experience, as so many are in
clined to do, is great mistake.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-02
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
The Story OfNObody's Cat.
CLARA D0TY BATES.

was crouching here in the shed
An hour OF more ago,
Trying to dry my drabbled feet
We pussy-cats hate the snow
When through an open door
saw that kitten stray,
I1p-toeing out on the icy walk
In sort of Maynard way.
could see within the door
Behind him left ajar,
How CHEEKY fire is in the CRATE,
How cosy carpets are.
But his mistress saw him flee.
And followed in loving haste.
He Is caught-See, how she cuddles him
Close to her silken waist!
L can hear her seem to chide,
Y ct pet him-"poor Mow-mow
Her mantle is round him, soft with fur;
He must be purring now
But am Nobody's cat!
Think what such life must be!
There's never saucer of warm new milk,
Nor a bit of meat for me.
1 wonder if I could sing
'Tis long since have tried.
Yet when was little girl Gold-Lock's cat
My music was her pride.
She would lay her pretty cheek
Close to my throat, and say:
"Sing, little old pussy-tea-k kettle!
Keep singing Kitty -Gray!"
Somehow, was lost from her;
And l grew large and wild
And fierce, because am given no more
Kind words by any child.
But know if once could hear
Her call me by my name,
And could feel her hand on my tired back
/ should grow good and tame.
Oh, would purr SO sweet
That she would laugh, and say:
"Sing, little old pussy tea-kettlew
Keep singing, Kitty -gray!"
But the snow is so deep on the roof!
| must try to find a rat,
Or | shall be supperless tonight
am Nobody's-Nobody' cat.
= Vide AWdke.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-02
Northwestern Christian Advocate

God has a reason why you should
seek him Immediately. Though
your sins be as scarlet, they shall
be as white as snow" He takes it
for granted that the more you con-
slider the matter, and sift your rea-
sons for delay, the more clearly you
will be convinced that they are
groundless. In neglecting SO great
salvation, you are without excuse.
Lest you should be utterly discour-
aged at the scarlet hue Of your sins,
God says: Do not despair: "They
shall be as white as snow aye
shall seek me and find me when ye
shall search for me with all your
heart.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-02
GZion'S Herald.l

The true life is to live for others.
True Christian conservation is an
abandonment of self for the good Of
others. Gle that will be greatest
among you, let him be your servant /;
even as the Son of man came, not
to be ministered unto, but to min
lister, and to give his life a ransom
for many" He that livesselfishly,
Jesus tells us, loses his life; but he
that lives for the good of others
finds, at last, that he has saved his
life. His life re-appears and is re-
duplicated in the lives of those for
whom he has lived.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-02

We keep o full and complete line OF General
Hardware, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Fire brick,
fiue Pipe, Glass, Sash, Doors, Oils, paints,
Putty, Nails, Horse Shoes, Bar Iron, &c.
We are handling pure Mixed Paint of Lead
and OIL, which we guarantee to be as good MS
can be mixed, and those wishing to paint in
the spring Will save money by calling to see
Us.
In connection we are handling the old and
reliable
BUCKEYE MOWERS AND REAPERs,
Sweep-Stake Threshers,
Beverly Flows,
Furst d Bradley Chilled Flows,
Malta Double Shovel Plows.
Eagle Corn Planters,
with fertilizer attachment)
Sulkey Rakes, and
Victor Corn Planters.
We are prepared to fill orders promptly
and Will not be undersold by anybody.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
The Big Four,

The enterprise Of N. L. Craddock is pro
verbal In Dallas. Starting in tho liquor
business in this c ty few years ago, by close
attention, honesty Of purpose, fair dealing
and tho buying and selling of only the very
bost and purest class oil goods, he hs built up
an immense business. With two arst-cass
saloons In the city, ono ia Corsicana, and
one in Denton, tho "big four" Is capturing
all the trade. just 60 to Craddocks saloon,
corner of Main and Austin streets, and visi;
tho store room, and you will be as,onished a,
tho quantity of goods there to DO found
Great rows Of whisky barrels full of tho pure
old Monarch. with bungs open, and mellow.
Ing with age, imported vince, ales, fancy
liquors, mineral waters aud cigars without
end. Buying in large quantities for cash, he
Is always enabled TO got tho very finest quail
tiles OF goods for less money than the small
buyers have TO give for inferior qualities
You find the same liquors in all his saloons
and attentive, courteous attendants 10 cater
to you desires.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29

furni,h us with the following figures regar'
drg money received and paid out AT this
Off le fer tho present month: Money orders
paid, Sil,752 90; money orders issued,
500 ,00j.00
Uncle Charlie Galloway cannot 500 you
when you call to see him, but 1t is u grea,
pleasure TO him to grasp all his friends by
the hand IA 10 hear their voices, and he can
sell you the best five cent cigar IN Dallas,
while his ten cehters are at the top Of the
merke, the crome DO 10 creme.
Tho hardest rain and thunder storm that
has visited this section 10 long while was
that Of Friday night. Abcu. II o'clock tho
rain poured down 10 torrents and tho vivid
il,shc; ofllghtning wer0 accompanied by
loud pca|s of thunder. The rain full ia one
and ono quarter inches.
Tho HERALD Is glad 10 know that
Unclo Charlie Galloway is succeeding sd-
mirsbly with his cigar stand, corner Main
and Austin streets, Board Of Trade saloon
The fact 10 he sells tho best cigar in town,
and ouly for ten cents, while his i've cen,
cigars eau not DO surpassed. Those arc
specsl,ios with him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29

Sec w. d. Gsno's tad" of residence
property for sale or trade. This no says is q
bargain.
Hosmer lays water piping as cheap as the
cheapest and with experienced workmen.
CAll on him md get HE prices H Market
Save your wearing apparel and bedding
from moths, ,mildew and infection, by getting
a package OF anli-mo,h catbolized psper,
rrlee 20 cents. MASON & Err.
ltyou want to buy cheap,a buggy, spring
wagon, buck board, or buggy md sprinS
wagon tops, poles or anything that runs on
wheels or prevent your shaft from rafting
90 70 WIN. Long, Commerce street. Repair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
CITY CWIPS.

The turbid Trinity is yearly out cs its
No dumping grounds for tho city Lwoyct
b,en secured.
Is u. Strange, notary public, csn 10 found
at Adams u lNonstd's baak,
The rain of Friday night postponed the
Sunday school picnics that were 10 have
taken place yesterday
John Bourland, Of SheImsn, wac fined 500
and cost IL Ju,'ice Eiwstd's court yes,erda,
morning for carry ing ari.,cl.
Do not forget Cnsrlio Gallowsy's when
you want u cigar, for you will always get the
best one In tho city Iieh. III re-,
A musical and ana lit,rsry entertainment
Will DO given by humber of young ladies
and gen,lcm u u! Oak Lawn Monday even,
ing.
Owing to tho bad wes' Der and other
causes, tho telephone exchanges was not free /,
operated yesterday, but will ba In II iuw
days.
Mr.. g. ID. Warren, OF Rockwell. who held
ticket No. 1915. drew the Gne Studebake,
wsgon rallied OF gra,utously by NJ. j. s
Whwer.
Henry Csbsnas who was arrested On IN,
charge Of oa!ragins Nora Sanders, will
have his preliminary examination besor,
Justice Price Tuesday IN ,rning.
Thomas Brunton, late master of Ito Texs
y Pacific yard at thi, point. has b,ea .raps
forred 70 the yard AZ Fort Worth, md n
Anderson Of that plae, bas been iranslerre
hero 70 take his place.
IA the case Of stafford W Huffman e.
JUDGMENT was rendared nv the court again,
Auumsm 10 favor OIL. w. Thurmand an
m. Theiuit was on a note for $4,000 h
sorscloaure etvandois loin. 0
Vo'on'l Gorge n,issn, Of III. p,s.cfls,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
HANDKERCHIEFS

Of every conceivable style and every
quality. A magnificent stock OF
Linen Handkerchiets for Ladies,
Children and Gents, in plain and
fancy styles, We offer better goods,
haadsomer styles and more of them
for re money than any other house
in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
HOSIERY

For Ladies, Misses and Children
Fancy Hose, Plain, Colored Hose,
Balbriggan Hose, Lislo Thread Hose,
Half and three-quarter Hose for
children, in plain and fancy. Many
novelties in children hose, besides an
immense stock of plain staple hose Of
all kinds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
Ohio e. Mississippi Hallway.

Fast time from Dsllss TO Louisville ard
Cincinnati via st. Louis aud the Ohio &
Mississippi railway, four hours in advance
Of all other lines to Louisville, Kentucky
Eight hours quicker than sny other line tc
Cincinnati, Ohio. The Ohio & Mississippi il
the direct and comfortable route to the Viz.
ginis springs For further information, ad.
dress j. r. Mery field, S. W. P. agent, Ohio
& Mississippi railway, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
LACeS
KID GLOVES

For One Dollar, as good as are gen
orally sol, for Sl.50. Including all
the new shades to match DR., IS
goods. Also q complete assortmcl t
Of Lisle Gloves, Black and Colored
Six Milts f r ladies ard Children.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-29
Board or Trade saloon aud Billiard

AT this establishment on the corner Main
nd Austin streets, Purdy & Randall, pro-
prietors, are to BE- found the very choicest
and only the very choicest of liquors, wines,
alea, beer, etc, from tho leading manufsctur-
ers and dealers of this country and Europe.
A newly fitted up, most tastefully arranged,
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated bill.
lard hall is one of the attractions. Call and
sec them.