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The Texas Marriage Aid Association, of
Dallas, Texas

This is one of the best organized assoca-
tons, and simplest in its construction of
any now known, 1t is doing an immense
business, and is extending its work into all
OF the states. The incorporators ana man
ayers are among the best men of the city of
Dallas, and all of its obligations are being
promptly met Any unmarried white per-
son OF good character, or child, can hold
from one to five shares, each of which
shares draws fifty cents per day from appli-
cation till marriage; and if not married
in (20O0) two thousand days, each share
draws 81 ,OO0-being so cents per day. Mar
riage may occur ut any time. These
amounts will be paid at marriage, or at the
expiration of 1000 days, by an assessment
on the members. No assessment is greater
than 81 on the share. No assessment is
made so long as there is fund on hand
Ten per cent. of assessment is reserved in
n fund for the benefit of members; and ten
per cent. goes TO expenses of the com
pany; while eighty per cent. Thereof
pay immediate marriage demands
Communications strictly confidential, il
requested. Intelligent active agents are
wanted in every county and state in tn,
Union, with good inducements offered.
For plan and information, address Y. S
Burnett, secretary, No. 4 LeGrand build
ing, Austin street, Dallas Texas.
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NOTICE.

On May 10th Mr.. Leon Caperan and A.
Bond e. Co. will consolidate and move into
the large and commodious store formerly
occupied by Jose Menczer, Cos Elm street
where they propose, under the firm name
of Caperan & Bond, to do first-class
grocery and liquor business. In the
grocery line they propose keeping every
thing ever heard of in iirst-class grocery
and only of the best quality. The two con.
Germs are well known to our citizens, and
by their united efforts in one concern they
will be able to offer to housekeepers and
others, groceries and liquors of the best
quality and at lowest rates.
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ALLEGED Attempt !. wreck n Train,

Mr.. s. s. Jones, a well-known citizen who
arrived in the city Wednesday evening over
the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central road
from Cleburne, stated that on the return
trip to Dallas, that on this side Of Cedar
Hill, while running at full speed, the train
came near being wrecked. Several logs had
been placed upon the track. and the engin
eer did barely stop his engine In time to
prevent a wreck, running within twenty
feet OF the obstruction. The logs were
cleared away, and the train proceeded on
its way, but had not made mile before
another obstruction in the shape of more
logs was encountered. These were also re-
moved, and the remainder OF the journey
was made over smooth track
Mr., j. I. 0dell, the superintendent OF III,
road, says that the statement Is erroneous
for he feels assured that had such thing
occurred, that the train.men would hav,
informed him. This is the way the mater
stands.
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the quests grouped off here and
there to .'nsnect and devour the contents OF
the baskets, etc, After this had been at.
tended to, Mr., Charles l.. Martin an.
nounced thai Mr., John +. Elliott,
of the HEGALp, would address
those present. THIS he proceeded
to do. Having closed, he was followed by
Messrs. Ed. Bower, Judge West, John
Stone, W. Kuntz and one or two others.
After this dancing was announced,
ana when the string and the Queen
Guy brass bands struck up the
voices. At o'clock the train started for
home, arriving in the city exactly on time.
Not an accident or unpleasantness occurred
TO mar the enjoyment of the occasion, 60
ing, returning, or whilst there.
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TO Cure Drunkenness ana Prevent Aeouir
ing Taste for strong Drink,

ing Taste for strong DRINK,
use Hughes Bros cider and champs,ne
cider exclusively. Dypsomania is an
acquired disease, and the unfortunate VIC
TN Is Then more to be pitied than blamed.
10 aid him, benefit the community AZ
large, and cultivate refined taste, we have
recently contracted with one of the
largest pomologists in the apple
zone Tor his entire crop TO be made into
cider by process peculiarly his own, and
upon winch he has obtained letters patent,
10 pe shipped to us in large Theoretically
sealed casks. The cider made from the
more acid varieties, such as the Siberian
ana hughes Grab, we bottle and brand
Napoleonic Champagne Cider. Alter hot.
tntg IL generates its own carbonic acid gas
ana Is not only palatable but health
iul ana nutritious beverage utterly free
rom any intoxicating effect whatever The
ciuer made rom pippins, russetts, coddlins,
coiViiles and other sub-acid variety, we
draw into new white oak barrels and half
barrels, yet, Notwithstanding every effort
ana precaution, in warm weather a great
deal OF our cider when received is too acid
TO drink. This We convert into vinegar.
our cider and vinegar are sold
"""Si guarantee 10 be the
pure juice of the apple. Our
goods are to be found in almost every
iirst-class grocery house and saloon in the
state; our cider and champagne cider
being the pure juice of the apple and de-
VOID OF any intoxicating effect whatever.
Merchants in local option towns find il ia
their interest to handle it. We will further
more state for their benefit, that to sell our
cider and champagne cider does not require
any special license nor is there any revenue
tax attached to its sale
HUGuEs BRos. & Co,
| nulluu Tavav
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Death of Will Baxter,

The sad news was received here yester-
day that William Baxter, or viii, as he
was more familiarity addressed by his
friends, died at the residence of his parents,
Springfield, Missouri, last Sunday. The
intelligence was great surprise to the
many who knew him here, and there was
not one but that expressed the most pro-
found regret, for he was respected and hor-
ored by all who knew him for his upright
and manly bearing during his residence in
this city. He made friends ofall with whom
he came in contact, aud the more he
was known, the more he was loved
He left here only few weeks since on a
visit to his parents, expecting to return.
His associates here will miss him, for there
was not nor is there more popular young
man in Dallas than was Will Baxter. TO
his parents relatives and friends the
HERALD extends its heartfelt sympathies.
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The Florence Nightingale of the Nursery.

The Florence Nightingale OF the Nursery.
The following is an extract from letter
written to the German Reformed Messen-
ger, at Chambersburg Penn:
A BRNHfACTRRss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale OF the nursery. this we are
so sure, that we will teach our "Susy" to
say, "a blessing on Mrs. Winslown for
helping her to survive and escape the grip
ing, colicking, and teething siege. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup relieves the
child from pain, and cures dysentery and
diarrhma. II softens the gums, reduces in.
tlammaton, cures wind collie, and carries
the infant safely through the teething
period, II performs precisely what II pro-
fesses to perform, every part ofit-nothing
less. We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-
know her only through the preparation Of
her Soothing Syrup for children teeth.
ing" FIVE had the power we would make
her, rs she is, a physical saviour to the in
FAINT race. Sold by all druggists. 25 cent.
bottle.
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The sunnower Gice Club.

Last nilht AFTER the performances given
at the Y. NJ. II. A. hall, the sunaower min.
strels organized themselves into a regular
and permanent organization, with the
following as officers President, Rich.
ard Flanagan; vice resident, Nathan Fech.
enbach secretary, Frank Meeks; treasurer,
Morris Rnsenneld. The young men Of the
Hebrew association have rendered these
young Ministries a benefit, TO take place
within the next two weeks.
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.,.l weather Report from Galveston
Cation Belt

,.,vrsroy. May ll,-Observations show
o,hMshest and lowest temperature aud rainfall
iDs n nsst twenty four hours, taken daily, at 8
's%As allowing railroads kindly cooperate with
iI United states signal service by requiring
a s, scents 10 take the observations and use their
STr-uihout expense to the ,government-to
= Inlern 'tlonal & Great Northern, Texas &
Ia Texas & New orleans, Houston Il Texas
roirsI and Galveston, Harrisburg & San An
W., "a ilronds
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A CALL FOR CHARITY,
The Sufferers of the McAliister CyIone In
Dire Distress-Denison to the Front.

The Sufferers of the McAllister CyIone In
Dire Differentiation to the Front.
The cyclone which swept through the
mining camps of the Usage Coal company.
near McAllister. Indian Territory, Sunday
night, proves to be more disastrous than
was at first reported as our readers were
appraised yesterday morning by special
telegram from our correspondent at Deni-
son. As will be rem mbered eight were
killed outright and the list of wounded is
estimated at from fifty to seventy. Three
of the wounded died on the evening of the
9th of their injuries, and there are
ten more whom the physician. saw
cannot live. Some forty are under medical
treatment, while there are a number who
were more or less injured by the storm.
There were 200 souls in that part of the
camp that suffered the most, and the es-
cape of the remainder is almost miraculous,
and though they sustained no bodily injury,
they lost everything they had and are now
reported to be in destitute aud suffering
circumstances and in dire need of
food and ohing as well as proper shelter.
From the following telegram from our cor
respondent at Denison, it will be seen that
the people of that city are taking steps
looking to the relief of the sufferers, and
Dallas will hardly be found wanting when
such call for charity is made The tele-
gram reads as follows and speaks for itself
DENIsoN, May ll-Samuel Star, chairman
Of the Denison Relief committee, requests
your correspondent to appeal to the peo-
pile of your city for assistance for the suffer
ers by the McAlister cyclone. Money
and clothing is needed and needed at
once, as the victims of the disas
ter are in terribly destitute condition.
DR.. II. b. Smith. McAlister, Indian Ter.
ritory, will receive and distribute whatever
is sent to him for that purpose"
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To all my old friends and natrons | wish
to say that can and will sell boots, shoes,
CATERS, slippers, etc., as low as the lowest,
Cheap for cash. | will be pleased to see all
Texas. Boots and shoes made from meas.
ure and repairing done on short notice.
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Burglars.

Wednesday night three burglars entered
the residence of DR.. Baird who resides on
East Ross avenue, Just out of the city lin.
its. and carried of lot of clothing and
ether valuables. They entered through an
open window, and their visit was not dis
coved until yesterday morning.
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The RoIn d,Aro club Picnic.

At 0 o'clock yesterday, several cars oil
people-men and women-went out to
Mid Lothian, the twenty-six mile
station, on the Chicago, Texa.
& Mexican Central railroad, on picnic
excursion, under the auspices Of the Boi.
dare club. The train reached III,
lovely grove and springs at abou
~ o'clock. Arrived ON the grounds
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Important Discovery

casionally observable on the waters OF
modern progress when the wonderful gent
us of n Franklin, Fulton or Edison rises to
the surface and startles the civilized world
with an immense discovery or invention.
IL is now discovered that for purity, health
iulness and popularity, Faulk's Celebrated
Milwaukee Keg and Bottled Beer beats the
| world
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Children often need some Cathartic and
Tsnic to avert approaching sickness. Sim
mons Liver Regulator will relieve collie,
headache, sick stomach, indigestion,
dysentery and the complaints incidents to
childhood
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Stock for sale in the richest mines in Ari-
zona, splendid offer for thirty days. See
specimen ores and assays at Flippin, Adoue
e Lobit'p Bank.
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DYSPEPSIA disappears when Carriers Liver
Bitters are used, and for weak stomach, in.
digestion, constipation, etc, they cannot
he excelled.
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Cost N, creamery and country buttera,
Loeb & Freiberg's,
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The neatest little jewelry store in Dallas,
just opened at corner Main and Poydras
streets, For watches, clocks or jewelry, 60
there.
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The Railroad Dirnitaries

They have come ana gone and leit us
well impressed That which impressed us
most was their high appreciation of Faulk's
Celebrated Milwaukee, Beer.
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New Hats aud Bosnets.
not to be found elsewhere, See Mrs. Bau
man, 700 Elm street.
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shoe store For Sale.
On account ofengaging In other business
| offer may entire stock of boots and shoes
Tor sale to any one DESTROYS OF engaging In
business. ii. $. Owen. 500 Elm street.
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A Pride 10 Any City

is the Lacleie hotel Of ST. Louis. Messrs.
Griswold n Sperry, the proprietors, have
expended $4,000 in reftting, reiurnishing
aud making extensive alterations, until
they have as well furnished hotel MS there
Is in the country. Polite clerks and atten-
tive servants, combined with ilrst-class
rooms, make II "the" hotel to stop at in
st. Louis.
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Ministers, lawyers, teachers, and Others
whose occupation gives but little exercise,
should use Carters Little Liver Pills for
torpid liver and biliousness. One is dose
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E1channc.

LOR EXCHANGE "A farm of 100 acres, hay-
l. ing scven tenants working It. with two milk
cows, wagon, harness aud span OF horses. plows,
harrows, tools, etc, will be- "a changed for city
pfopcrty Farm 5Is niles from Dallas. James
simpson. agent G3 Main street. my l0.lw
EoR EXCHANGE-On OF the most desirable
y residences In the suburbs of the city, for
business part of the city. A bargain will be
given Address NJ. NJ. HERALD office. 49,
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Leading Novelties In Hair Goods
ut surprisingly low prices at Bauman's, 70t
Elm street.
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Ladies', Misses and Chiidren's Suits,
from calico to silks, at Bauman's.
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All Orders by Mail

VIII be carefully filed and satisfaction
guaranteed. Il. Bauman, manager, 200
Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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Orr keeps oil styles OF carriages, pheto
and spring wagons.
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Smoke genuine Duke Of Durham. Stand
ard Of the world.
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White wine $l.oo per gallon at L. Cape.
RMS
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Eor Sale.

L'oR sALE-sixtcen wooden school desks.
II cheap. Apply to No, 1906 Main street.
my.Q-it
L'OR SALl-A lovely home for salc-in two
II blocks OF best business portion of Dallas,
hight beautiful, grounds covered with large for.
est trees: house with all mo iern imp, ovcments
eleven rooms terms easy. Apply to W. q, Veal
my'7.u
INUk SALE-The commercial Hotel. Wanting
II 10 erect brick buildings ON the lots. VIII
sell the above houses at n bargain Must be
moved by June LIST Apply TO Bowscr & Lennon.
my.t.f
L'Ok sALE.-The Presbyterian Church builo-
ing, at the intersection of Live Oak and Elm
streets IN Dallas Is offered for sale TO the high
est bidder. Applications win be received and
entertained by Geo. W. Ewell. trustee. a.is.im
IGOR 5ALE.--My residence on Ross avenue;
house has six rooms, hall, closets and con.
sctvatory for flowers, large grounds with shrub.
cry, fruit trees. giape vines, ETC., good well and
cistern-a very comfortable aud cheerful home
Address through post-oillce, W. W. You've.
nl2.tf
TOR sALE-IIandsome cottage and lot 6Ox202,
II on Live Oak street. east Of PEARL also, three
brick stores, on Elm street. Nos. 7s7, T3g and 7tl
Apply 10 Flippen, Adoue q Lobit or DR.. y. X.
Hughes. milf
E0R sALE-A house with u rooms. No lolt
II Main street js-t
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20 cease.

'JN0 LEAsE-For niue years. about TX acres OF
l. ground corner Of Sycamore and Bryan Sta..
on the north side Of the T. & r. X. r. For terms
apply 10 Jones 4 Murphy m28-n
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Don't Die In tho House

"Roueh on Rats Clears out rats, mice
reaches bcd.bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers, l5c.
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buy Your Laves
at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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The ready relief given to asthma and
summer colds by Browns Iron Bitters, is so
satisfactory that many speak OF II as com.
plete cure
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Fresh roasted Mocha, Java and Rio coffee
at Loeb & Freiberg's.
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case, American watches for $50, at Webb's.
Solid gold bangle rings for 20 cents, at
Webb's.
The largest stock of clocks in the state at
Webb's.
The largest stock of spectacles and eye
glasses in the state, at Webb's.
Will sell for the next thirty DAYS casters
at cost tripple-plated for 81 90, at Webb's.
The largest stock OF silverware in the city,
at Webb's.
The handsomest stock of watches, jewelry
and silverware in the city, at Webb's.
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Cheap Col um,m.
3loticcs.

Observation-Disclosures may be handed into
IN our business Office up TO SIP. m, and into the
composing room up " a. m.
NoTICE-A liberal trade will be given for q
~ residence In a pleasant part Of the city con.
HERALD office. j29.u
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momeu to Loan.

MONEY 70 10 HN-0n isrms; issEi amsi iov
Ing, Dallas, Texas. n7-W
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]. 0. STANAGE,
STATE AGENT POR
Campbell Printing! Mtg.Co.
HEADQUARTERS, DALLAS TExAs.

Communications solicited and cheerfully ans
wered
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Delegates wishing to attend the general
assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, to be held at Huntsville, Alabama,
May the 18th, should purchase round.trip
tickets over the Star & Crescent route, via
Houston and New Orleans. Only one fare
for the round trip, from any point on the
Houston d Texas Central railroad. This is
the best possible route, there being fewer
changes than ny any other line.
For tickets or any information, call on
EDWIN o. FLoop,
Ticket agent Houston & Texas Central,
Dallas.
j, l.. A. THOMAS,
Texas Passenger agent Star & Crescent
Route.
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Gheap Golumn---Gamtimncd.
miscellaneous Qsaants.

WANrED--Twos servants, Que for nurse and
one for u cook. Apply AT K NJ K.hn's,
O q 'Jnckoon efreot ~, ~
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w ANbED-fnst ,Isss vvUA ~. n, ~ ,vv,,
boy. q. NJ. Tabler Longview, Texas
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For Rsnr.

LrOR RtNT-Rooms In the I'd and Sd story,
IL above !. Reinhaidts for rent Apply TO g.
A. Mahon, box 500 D1llns z. inv.I2lt
LrOR RENT-rwo excellent pianos for rent, u
i G, ii, Edwards, 725 Main street my.7-lw
E0R RENT-The first fl lor, also the basement,
OF Orr 3 carriage repository. corner Main aud
Martin; also will sell at cost the entire stock Of
carriages, buggies. pheions and spring wagons.
a-30-u
| LNOR RENT Building No. GIL Elm street. for
IL mcrly occupied by the Union City Furniture
company. One of the best buildings and loca.
| tons In the city, John Browning, 1867 Elm
street a-26
LNOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms.
l. Enquire at 1923, north side of Elm street
a-23-lm
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w ANTED--shoemakcr only good ones need
w apply John Morrell mis.u
WANTED-The Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
" liable Association wants canvassers.
Home office. No, COS Main ST., Dallas. fe25-f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-11
Let Him Go.

GEORGE FRISBIE HOARis the Radical Mas
sachusetts senator who said that General
MALONE was turning his face TO the rising
sun, or some other words not more desti-
tute OF meaning. IoAR understood Ma
HOMES clsp-trap about Stree ballot and a
fair count to be promise of negro ascen-
dancy in the negro counties OF Virginia ;
nay, OF all the southern States, for he and
his Radical colleagues in the Senate flatter-
ed themselves that the "MAH0NE move
ment" was going to spread over the whole
South. But how drcadiully disappointed
Mr.. HoAR is the reader can imagine when
he recollects that General BUTLER has been
elected Governor Of Massachusetts, man
who detcsts H0AR, and whom HoAR detests,
as men rarely hate each other.
Well. the Independent Republicans OF
Massachusetts, we are glad TO know pro-
pose TO turn HoAR out of the Senate tC
which he welcomed MALONE. They held /,
meeting in Boston the other day. Speak
ing of Mr.. Long, whose name had beer
mentioned as the successor to GEORGE
FRISBIE HoAR, one Of the speakers said i
would be necessary for Mr.. LONG to show
what backbone he had. II Mr.. Long ha(
backbone enough TO stand up and say, 81
want TO 60 TO the Senate" the speaker
though he might believe there were mel
more fit than LONG for the dignity, wa
convinced that john ID. LONG was boun,
to get in. "a voice, "Anythipg to defea
H0AR."1
Mr.. GEORGE L. Mcneil, OF Cambridge
said that the present victory meant NOR
than the newspapers were willing to ad
init. lie believed this was the first sign O
the new party which was coming. II,
hoped to see General BUTLER President
and TO see Mr.. lIoAR leave the State. as h,
had promised TO do il General BUTLER wa.
elected. daughter and applausc.l
We repeat: Does Mr.. H0AR think tina
Massachusetts, has her face turned toward
the morning sun.