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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
STAR
VIII stand this Eesson ST

w til ttauU Iui3 ECSsO1 ST.
VATTo' TAVERN, WEST END,
On hondsy0 Wednesdays and Fridays,
FROM april to juno 80, 1882.
Star is dark Dag. 1G hands hph, and yesrs
cd an excellent diver and drsupht horse !:
weight 100 lbs; irOlted his mile in 2, 45 in siI
Weths handling; he's tskon three frat premiums
q. The Alexandria fsir,. uo WAS raised by Mr.,
Willis Henderson,, Of Fsilfsz county, Va; bis
ere was OLD Star, Morgan horse; bis dam q
$40 for the seascn So to itslre.
GS>The best of care will b. taken of all mares
left G. the stand. Nc accountability, howeyer
for unevoidab! accidents
mh8 Il. D. Cats Prnnrjetor
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special Attractions in Dry Goods.
L oahSS GOODS VIC offer gres. varieties.

IL oahSs GOODS We grea. vsrs.es
81 HooeA BengafneH. Srmmsrs
pIs. Dss nofe Satin hesvee Norsy suit,s, w r s'
SIX ats So " s'7e at 26c; bargains
bargain dub vh m choice novelties during the week s..
wab,.,o " Au's and boys wear at'5c price 81 o.
mark '' e'cHes Ina. will not be elsewhere
the A' '"snaHs seriuckes White Sc,
Doh ss1cS VIC efar all the leading at The oHst rr
other 0H OF TIE Loom
country dealers WI" I'D our stock full and low a. Baltimore
nha JNO. E. TACKETT.
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En- the Whole History orMedietn

En- the Whole History of Medicine
No preparation hss ever performed such mar.
vellous cures. or maintained 30 wide 4 reputa.
ton, as AYERS CHERRY pictorial, which is
recogniz I'd IS the worlds remedy for all diseas.
es OF the throst and luDga. 1ta long. continued
seilss CT wonderful cures in all climates has
nsde It universally knova as safe and reliable
agent to employ. Against ordinary colds,
which are ;hs forelunIe1s of more serious disor.
ders itacta speedily and surely. always relieving
sutsrIng, sId often saving life. The protection
IT Stf9rds, By it's timely usa in throat and chest
disorders, makes it On invaluable remedy 10 be
kept al ways Ga hand in every home No person
can sf1rd to be without it. and T. oso who have
once used it never will From their kno p ed ge
of its composition aud operation, physicians use
the CHEshY PICTORIAL extensively In their
practlce. and c!erfymsn recommend it. It
absolutely certain in its hes!ing effects. md will
always cure where cures are rossiSle.
For ssle By all druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BoNDs.-J. a. Ham bleton s.
Co'a. Baltimore Financial Circular of Saturday
last says:
Vlr9ini. bonds were dull but firm at o slight
ADVANCE. Consois sold at G2i and are strone at
about thtsa figures. Ten fortes sold at 4Oi at
VIII! h prices there is soma inquiry for them
Pec'ets on small sales declined t13 West
Virairia deferred were quoted Of II to IA and
taT coupons gold at about 625. There is no,hirg
now TO he said about the Virginia debt question:
and the bonds will probably hang around pres.
ont quotations until some more dehr e action is
taken 70 mt the validity of the Rlddleberger
end other rel uisting bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
LOCAE NEWS.

cEs F?eGtha Robabilsties, Mar. 90 1882
- the Middle Atlantic States warmer easterlo
- ..u.he-!y winds, liglt rairs, followed by
lily cloudy weather in the southern portion.
y,irc: ah;f.ing to southeast and southwest, and
:.Hir 2 bsrometeTe
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Alexandria Gazette Virginia 4 G7+;@=

gotten but short distabco from Qu,a!ic,
When he vas overtaken By the ] O'clock ca
press, Hs paid 90 attention TO the signal VI dis.
'io; The engine struck him. hurlirg him seve,-
oil feet away agaicst an embsnkment and kilIios
him Instantly. His mapgled remains were Ia
kan to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

FISH PoRT-Ssveral small lots Of 6,b az
rvsd at Fishtown during yesterday and to-day,
and sold as follows: Sbad, S23a25 per burdr,d
herring. $25a27.50 per thousand; large rock,
90 csots apiece; rock per bunch 90 c,pte
white perch. 40 cents per bunch; yollow perch,
% cents per tulch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

lie Police COMMISSION BILL MIR. D. A.
"IGds0r, oheiraGn Of tho executive commit
leo ct tho r1scjcstcr party cf this city to wbom
tie bli utCV!dicg for police commission
vas srbnitted ijr sDproval, SAYS tho
tii. as c!l>;as!ly prepared. shc!ished The Boord
Of tttc Wsg5srs sod iaslIi. tie Ere Dspsri-
M'ot I552r !hI Control cf the five Commit
so1eis - 10 appointed By Toe Judge Of thn
C0tD 'ral)o Co1ri. his provision he oil .oted
70 aud rjt2sed to give the bill bis approval ur-
eSs It vas stricken Gu. sn3 the Ere Depart
nent s!oFcd to rtlnaio uuder the control of
the Wardocs ~ C: present. Dir. Windsor fu;-
tae' sly: that no is 10 favor CT police commits.
siSo' snd 'ha: ha will advocate the appointment
g! two "!uadars" theIeor, whoss yi.ys will be
s.7ea tie consideration they deserve; that be
VIII s:lEd % fer the e!totion Of ct least faur
VII'tca p0icemoa-ons for eaob ward. Mrn
VINO have been Ga the fenco for some TINA, be-
n:V'ug tbs: Tho polio, commission bill will
OsG1mc iT, have commenced to crawl down,
I Ti sly that thsy alHsys wers rosdiustore.
LueFo 40 s|:as62 coed many candidates for
y S,ess on tho new fcroo. and s5cophaots bave
b'Run their cyineirg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

mes:r;. D. Ruben & Co. havs opeced at
NO. Is King street new Boot and Shoe Store,
where they will keep lsrg, and varied stock of
goods. TO which they iBvi:s the attention of the
pub.io
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

Messrs D. Ruben & Go. hEvo optnsd at
Nc. GS King street new Boot aud Shoe Store,
Whero they will keep largo ard varied stock Of
goods, 10 which they invite the attention of ths
pobl;, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

Forty years trial has proved "BLACK-
DRAUGHI" the best liver medicine in
the world.
For sale by Z. &. LeadbsRto, s Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Father 10 Getting Well.

My daughters say. "How much better father
is siLcs he used hop BiNers" Ia is getting we'll
sf.er Ii, lo1 6 suffering from disease declared
lncurstle. mud we are so glad that he used your
Bitsera:-A lady of Rochester, N. Y.-Ctita
Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

~ Messrs. D. Ruben & Go. havs cp,ped ct
Nc. Is King streat pew Boot aud She's Store,
where they will ksep lsrze and vsrsd stock eff
goods. to which they invite the attention Of the
nuh'ie
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brought Gut Perfectly,

LOUISVILLE. Ky, March 80, 1851.
ii. II. WARNER & Co.: ,SrS I bad been q
gteai sutsrer irom scule kidney disease.
Holo1 my physicians o1u;d 20; cure, bu. short
trial CT 5ou. SAFE kidoey md Liver Cu;e
brought ue cut perfect health.
CHARLES II, GERHARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20
Row TO Tahe u GOOD Cup c: Coffee or
HeQ

1ea
Is tn ever5 day iLquiry. The area. want ha
been for Il suitable vessel in when to prepare
in q ststa Of lurty and parfectio IN these highly
priced beverages. These results can only be
prevents sill esc,pe CT stem or flavor, and in
VIII ca the eevsrigo is made by Illusion instead
OF boiling. Such we of=r you in the ideal
COFFEE POf." ihey are simple ia construo-
ton. pretty in delign, highly polished and IN sde
OF the best Imported lin. There is nothing to
get Gu. OF c!der and they are sble in price
STANSBURY Il BRO,
Dealers in Stoves and Tinwsre, Aieya.
Send for descriptive prics list mhiS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

Although There ia large quantity Of Wheat
IL the country yet to bs sent to mirket The re-
ceip.c, on Eccoun. of the ta1 condition Of the
rosds. continue light and bu. little is doing.
Flour is frmer. Whsat is higher aid we revise
quotations. sm,ll lots Of Corn sold ct 50 "a, Is
to quality. No Rysis reported Oats are higher.
Country produce 10 m and wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

NJ OS. l, 2 and 8 MACKEREL-very fs.
dec5 W. A. JOHNSON & 90,
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NEW DROP PRIME NEW ORLEANS
~ MOLESSES juBt received.
nov26 W. A. JOHNSON 3 60,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

TRKSH COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER (Vir.
II ginla) received tot dag By
mh6 j, e. MILBURE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

A NEW SUPPLY OF MINCE MRAT,
"A Preserves and Fruit Butter. received tc-
day BIZ [febl31 J.O MILBURN
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pRIME LEAF LAID. email Hams, choice
J. g. O. Shoulders 1nd Breakfast Pieces, jutt
received by Tieb71 j. q. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

a.n ,su ~ 4 RAILROAD TRAIN.-A colored
Ws:iins..c Camai, fsherman, living 10
tie pss, s -. Gu: vito had been on srree for
TITO val, n.sk, yesterday s:er;cd from Ouant;-
,sdris 10 ns homo ca the track of The Alex
A1' Fredericksburg railroad. He bad
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IN BAGS of BLACK.EYED and WEST.
~ KRN GREEN PEAS just received by
feb9 w. A. JOHNSON 81 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

a MOTHER SUPPLY OF SpABLKR'S
"A OOHA just recsiv ID By
feb24 T. G. MJLRuPN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

A TMORRS CELEBRATED PLUM PUD.
"a DING, in l and lb cans, Cor sale low by
Iebl3 j. q. AILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

FXTRA CHOICE DRIKD PEACHES for
~ sale BY fatal J. G. MILBDKn.
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TAROLINA RICE. choice. Just received.
~ direct from Charleston 8. o.. for sale by
mh8 j. @. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

:, foLIcE ITEMS There were b,fne The
THa9or thus morning. VIM. Bright, white. sud
H " Noble, colored. for fighting near the W.
~ IL depot; Tu,es Henderson, c,lored,
III oi'os druok and dstrdetIy and asssul.ing
t."c' 0tto'7, Ed James Jackson, coored far
Oe pe d1'ntk ard diso,dery 90 the streets.
h'pAt snd Noble were iioed 50 each. FRIGHT
Gs.g. -'0O'o "H' sSh' W VIC cha'n
j SECESSION %Taa ined S. for baing drunk and
~ ;-s;.v and $40 for an assault on an officer,
,s,, -, -, ue'sail CT ihs raymant OF the said fines
w. ,j.: 20 ma chain garg for so days.
tsy, n was sect tu the chain gang 70: thirty
I=" us.auIt o. the Dsy III mt oil q fine of SIS
co'o.aS James Saith ard Goodrich toukd O
tos. s,F! sbou! citvsn years Old in store
SS,a o. kiag street late last night. She was
s,rs.,. W !3e stsil)n house where her mama wss
u bo" "a 20 OF Tsbb; She was ttoa reetorad
&C. "'rc CT Vinegar Hill.
.p T:ooNf!E;'lnyE EXAMINATION FOR A CADET.
H.h2a. John s. Barbour. mcmb,r Of the
G,rdstS REPRESENTATIVES tfom this district, has
4 b;s % sWa'd the West Point Cadstsbip
bs.t e'Fcssi TO the bay s!andoe thu
i,.,,. NaIt.!!op. This c3npetitivs EXAM
Bs'I:ee vii taso place ct fir. John 8
Ito r,s. f"aool room Wcdoesd,y tven-
II F'cH Hs E; tvs o'clcc.. iltssrs. Theodore
p:, hs H''e, ''ha 8. Blackburn and K. Ken
,i!p W.. H:t. seiec.ed to cordao. lhs exam
la a;"a:9a - G22a Of cJurss TO I'll Tie bows in
tois fsr ~ lner, ere coed many compoii-
MTsr, 49,. wv ptz'' plumber being from, The
''' su;Jonncing Counties.
IN 800 ~ RAILROAD TRAIN.-A colored
Ws:SiDs..c Camai. g fisherman, living 10
tie r, s,n Gu: WHO had been on a srree for
tstn G'oek, yesterday s.er;cd from Onsnt;-
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FULL CREAM OHgKSE. just received BY
- deco W. A. JOHNSON & co.
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HOUSEFURNIsHrNa coons

China, Glass and QueensWare.
we are nov %g, opening eus stock o. goods 70.
TIE SPRING TRADE
ltom the manufactures in England And F,a,oo
SS COZ; in part English. French and Pores.
sln Rl9nee and Tea Sets ; Fusnival 8 Sons eel.
ois!eo frnted and Rnsmeled Dinner Sets in
MnSH eol9s II ,4e,qding the we'll known FOR
seT patterns in CHAMBER sErS. CUs.
PAa,DOkES TEA SRTs, &c. S' ooe-
Pm al a. 1U1htCA, in endless variety; Pitchers,
R0 o9Ga sBa a,s Ice Cream Sets, Plates Salad
a aniaa Buffers, Ice Cream asucers, Teapots
ton. GAIN - every uescrlp-
LAMPS. Lamp Goods. Chimueys. Goble.s
an9 Iumolers, cut and plain. '''
rogers Bros'a. Plated Goods ia C.stors
spoons Knives, Forks. Butter Knives. &c.
,, 0us siock la now complete and we would ba
pIvaseu 90 nave you call and examine it before
mh7-3m EJ uI11up m
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AMOS B. SLAYMAKER

THAMOIS SKINS CHAMUIS SKINSIl
~ Just received full supply of selected
Ohi mois Skins OF sizes at
WAKEFIELD Sc HALLS
Janis Cor. Prince and Fairfax tts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-20

~ TONS COTTON SEED MEAL, the
~ beet chop feed on the Jnsrke. fer horses
AID cattle. ter sale by
CAAs. 8. TAYLOR, Jr.,
milo q and o King street.
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WINDOW GLASS and. PU1TY-A lsrre
w supply just received.
jsn28 &. 8. LEADBEATi3R & BRO.
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pOToAAO ROB HBRRINGS for salo ty
Il feb22 THOMAS PERRY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-08
The Fourth Ward and the school Tax.

To the Editor of the Herald.
| think the vote of the fourth ward, on
Tuesday last, is worthy a note by every
citizen of our rapidly growing city.
list. Because it was larger vote than
that of either of the others, whereas, up to
this election, it has been the baby.
I'd. The vote on the question for special
tax for school purposes was larger than
that OF the other three wards on this cues
ton. Lsok at it-2l4 for and 25
against the tax. | know two of the twenty
five, and there are, perhaps, others, who IA
vor even q heavier tax, but want the mat
ter placed IN different shape. The result
OF the election is proof positive to me of the
correctness of their judgment. We want
IN each ward, centrally located, all the sur
roundings considered, one acre two would be
better) OF ground upon which to erect q
school-house, not a box house 12xi6, nor
2Ox3O, with three-foot board roof no, sir,
but stone or brick structure of dimen-
slOns, for the ease and comfort of our chill
dren, worthy the public spirit and pride of
our citizens, and an ornament Creditable to
Dallas city. My plan is, give each ward
the exclusive benefit of whatever tax it
may elect for lot and buildings, and also,
let said Taxpayers choose by ballot three
trustees or directors-men of life, energy
and two.fold desire for the proper culture
and training of our children-who shall
have exclusive control and management
of the matter. A friend at my elbow init
mates that self and selishness is OF too great
importance now to get these directors,
unless paid a good salary, that, just as too
many of state, county and city officials
work too assiduously, not for the welfare OF
the country, ease, comfort and pleasure OF
the people, but simp! for the salary and
fees of office | grant the little-the small
est-lettcr of our alphabet has outgrown
the ~ I'm far, far too many instances for
the good ofthe country; but, sir, | believe
there are men in each ward of the city who
have pride and public spirit enough, and
who feel the Importance of education so
sensibly, that they would gladly and ac-
lively serve, without money and without
price" Although it is twelve months be-
fore, another regular city election, do not
neglect the subject
Can't we have a special election on the
subject in the above shape at the general
election in November? "Oncc or twice you
don't succeed" etc, etc.
CITIZEN FOURTH WARD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-08
Only Eunnlnr.

sgd. Shelton resides in Fast Dallas, and
ne can trace his lineage back to Ham, the
brunette son of Noah sgd has a wife, a
comfy daughter of Senegambia, of whom
ne is very fond aud very proud. He is
chief bottle washer and tumbler rinser at
Mr. James Skeletons saloon, and the wages
ne receives, while liberal enough for the
uass OF work he does, are not of those pro.
portions to enable him TO live like a ma.
nonal banker. Yesterday his wife wanted
nun TO bring her a new dress, for Easter
sunday perhaps, but as Sydney had not
me ready rhino, he was compelled
deny her that pleasure. This
preyed upor her mind to such an extent
.nat she was. exceedingly unhappy-qute
az much so, inded, as some OF the fellows
wno are writing long letters TO the HERALD
SSpout the Frank Jackson April fool Joke.
nne Thought II she could not persuade her
rye lord TO buy that dress she would get Il
,lom MIN by strategy, so she concocted a
INN 10 pretend suicide. She told him that
without that dress life had ceased 10 be In.
|esest,ng, and was entirely valueless, there.
n MY she had procured poison and would
r'v sd TO take Il. She trusted that he
sna DC happy, and that he might find
s another heart TO love and bless him when
'"e was gone, and that all she asked
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OF him was TO keep her grave green
for little while and to sometimes visit the
spot where her Wondering form was taking
its last rest, and she would try and have her
spirit there if she could get brief leave of
absence from that unknown cline where
she expected shortly te bang her hair and
wreslle with her ethereal hash. She then
opened paper and emptied into her hand
a white powder, which she said was poison,
but before she could take 1t sgd made for
her, and TO evade him she broke and run,
and ne after her. They went at break.
neck pace by the Union depot, she forcing
the running and sgd striving manfully TO
collar her. In running by the depot they
attracted the attention of Officers Hodges
and Waller, and thinking the woman was
running to save herself from injury, they
joined in the race. sgd was running for
dear life TO catch his wife, think ne she
meant selidestruction she was running
with might and main to elude him. for the
sake of fooling him, and the officers, regard
less of their official dignity, and needless of
the inadequacy of their salaries for such la.
borious efforts, were straining every nerve
to catch sgd to prevent a murder per.
haps, they thoght, as, putting and
blowing they hold gravel with their deli
cate feet. On they rushed until the fair
grounds were nearly reached, when the
woman exhausted, fell down on the grass
and gave up. Explanations followed, and
examination showed that the white powder
she had was nothing but bicarbOnate OF
soda.
The officers were mad and made few
impromptu remarks; Sydney was out of
breath and humor both and the woman
was mistress of the situatian, but she didn't
get her new dress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-08
FLOTSANI

Any one knowing the whereabouts Of two
children who lost themselves yesterday
will confer favor by directing them to the
residence of Mr.. II. G. Hoskins, corner Of
San Jacinto and MaSten streets. Both had
on light suits and named Harry and Fon-
drin Slaughter aged and 6 years.
1t tried hard to rain yesterday morning
but miserably failed.
The grand jury adjourned sine die yester,
day. They returned 7S true bills, mostly
Tor msdemeanors.
Three families of Russian Jews, refugees
from the oppression of the czar's subjects
passed down the Central road yesterday at.
ternoon.
The funeral services of Mrs. Bette +
Hoskins, wife Of Mr.. IL. c. Hoskins, took
place yesterday afternoon at 5 O'Clock from
the Baptist church.
Tom johnson, ex-city hospital steward
and who nursed the Petit family at Kle.
berg, died at his residence yesterday OF
smallpox. He contracted the disease while
nursing the Petit family. His was the last
case in the city.
The specials from the department of jus
tce at Washington are still IN the city, and
are still making inquiries into the manage
ment and conduct of the federal officials al
this place.
Rev. Mr.. McCune will deliver his finaI
lecture on intidelity in the Congrega.
tional church, corner of Bryan and Har
wood streets. on Sunday, the 9th instant
at 1850 p. m. Subject: Certain strong
positive proofs that the Bible is a revelation
from God"
brakeman named Barney Brown was
Killed on freight train in the Indian ma.
ton Thursday night, near Muscogec. He
was riding on a box-car, and when the train
stopped at Denison yesterday morning IL
was asccrtained that he had been shot and
was killed. II is supposed an Indian shot
him, and that he fell dead on top of the car
and laid there.
Commencing to-day, the Pacific Express
company will have two daily trains between
Dallas and Denton, over the Missouri Pa.
clhc, leaving as follows: 1915 a. nj. and
800 p. m. BY this new arrangement ship.
persby express can have their matter de.
,lyered to their patrons at Denton in two
hours after leaving Dallas, virtually bring.
ing Denton merchants right Mt our doors.
Matter will be received up to the last mo.
ment' Quick time, low rates and no trans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-08
Change of Quarters.

Mr. Clover, manager of the Telephone
Exchange, says he hopes subscribers will be
patient and make allowances for any de.
ficiency In phone service today. The
exchange is moving to its new quarters, and
1t is probable wires will get crossed and
phones work badly, but after to- day all diff.
iiculties will be rectlied The exchange
will have splendid and elegant quarters in
the future in the 4Etna Real Estate and
Building association building, corner of
Main and Murphy streets. These rooms
have been leased for five years, so that it
will be a long time at least before there is
another move.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-08


Certain parties in the interests of north
ern manufacturers, who are determined
that the south shall ever remain their
hewers of wood and drawers of water by
preventing her building up manufacturing
interests, among other things are circulat-
ing report that DR.. Hughes grape baking
powder is not health This we emphatically
deny, and will pay to any and all
persons who can trace the slightest indis-
position arising from the use of bread made
with our baking powders the sum of one
hundred dollars. And here we will state
that DR.. Hughes, the father of the Hughes
Bros, who originated this powder, has used
II exclusively in his family for many years,
and, though he has reared a large family
OF children, yet not one of them
have taken dose OF medicine or
been confined to bed for twenty.
tour hours in the last ten years. OF course
We are not foolish enough to assert, nor do
we think you silly enough to believe that
the day Of amulets and charms has arrived,
or that pound of our baking powder in
the house will ward off disease any more
than q small bag of assafmtida
and birthstone, blessed by the priest
and swung around the neck. But
knowing that mankind contract dis
eases from the food they eat, the
fluids they drink, the air they breathe
or from sudden changes from heat to cold
We have always practiced strict hygien.
les rules.
To prevent malarial fevers we sleep in
the second story. Flannel being non
conductor of heat to guard against sudden
changes we wear it winter and summer
We eat bread three times day rizen with
DR.. Hughe's'Gfape Baking Powders. Work
hard, have II good APPETITE, do not NEEDLE
with our neighbors' business bnt attend
strictly to our own, hence have clear con-
science and sleep well,
ItUGHEs Bros e Co.
Dallas Texas