The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-08
PERSONAL


G. G. Nunnelly, state sgent of Fairbanks
X Co., New Orleans, returned yesterday.
Captain j, p Alexander, the eff Gent post
MASTER OF Fort Worth, wss ia the city yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Cooper Mott of the Texas Il Pacific
rosd, Marshall, is registered AT the Grand
Windsor.
Captain B. f. Jones, sheriff, leaves to.
morrow for Austin to attend the sheriff 5
convention.
Captain b. B. Paddock editor and propri-
etor of the Fort Worth Democrat, was ia the
city yesterday.
+ Charles Campbell, the popular revenue
collector left las. evening for few days
visit to Jefferson, his old home.
Win Gains, clerk at the Texas Central
freight depot, hiss been granted weeks
leave OF absence. and will spend il in Waco.
Colonel L. S. Graham, of Graham, Texas,
one OF the most extensive and reliable land
dealers in tho state, 10 stopping at the Grand
Windsor.
Captain w. 7. Maddox, sheriff of Tsrrant
county, was in the city yesterday, on route TO
me sheriifs convention at Austin on the 10Th
Of this month.
Mr.. b. Il. Webb, autsor of Webb's Digest
of Criminal Decisions Of Texas, and of the
firm of Sebastian Il Webb, attorneys at law,
Breckenridge, Texas, paid the HERALD cali
yesterday.
Mr.. l. A. Slight. representing Messrs
Herring Il Co., New York, came in Yesterday
| from aytnpaiya trin thran.h Al
where he had good success. He had call
Yesterday evening togo to Fort Worth, where
he will put new safe in the City National
bank; from there he goes to Essllsnd to put
IN safe for the now banking house of Berry
" Fleming. He will return to Dallas in a
few days.
We announced day or two Vince the
presence in this city of Colonel John O.
Burbridge, of Alton, Illinois, a guest of his
brother in-law, Captain George NJ. Swink.
For the first time since the battle of Elkhorn,
now nineteen years ago, Colonel Burbridge
met friend of his childhood il the person
of Major John Henry Brown. They Tough,
shoulder to shoulder at Sugar Creek, Cross
Hollows and Elkhorn, but never met since
I'll now. Their parents were friends in Pike
county, Missouri, before either of them were
born, and their meeting in Dallas WAS one OF
those incidents in life hallowed by sacred
memory.
DIR. A. p. Davis, homeopathic late OF
Corsicans, Texas, having spent the winter in
New York attending the Eye and Ear hos.
pitfalls, giving special attention to the study
of these organs and their diseases, would
respectfully announce TO the citizens of Dsllal
and vicinity that he is prepared. in every
particular, to meet their wants in this special
w.. The doctor also treats cstsrrh success
fully. Having had An experience ofssven
teen years in the practice Of medicine, il
general as we'll rs special practice, il
competent to meet the demands of the times
You can find him at his rooms over w. A
Rogers hardware store on west end OF Elm
street, near the corner Of Austin street. Col
and see him. He respectfully refers to hi
former patrons at Corsicans, and DR.. Fisher
his former partner, in regard to his professions
ability; also to many citizens Of Nsvarr,
county, who have been his patrons for tw,
years prior to his attendance at the hospits
in New York city.