The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-25

troubled with malarial disorders. Hearing
that Browns Iron Bitters were a sure pre-
ventive, We have all used it sparingly, and
as result none of us have since been SICK
Miss Marion Capswell, the pretty ,tacinat-
ing little daughter of Mr.. c. A. Capwell,
was the belle of the ball last evening and
attracted universal attention as she glided
like little fairy through the dance.
Mr.. t. Il. Snodgrass has Just received a
new supply of cotton seed oil, double re-
lined, ior cooking purposes He is prepared
to furnish the wholesale trade. Prices to
suit the time.
The colored company, the Cochran Blues,
have petition in circulation, asking the
citizens to aid them in procuring uniforms.
The company is composed of the best class
of colored citizens.
The case of the state vs.. A. Freeman,
charged with the killing of X. A. Cham
bers, was continued in the district court
yesterday until the next term OF the court
by consent of counsel.
Attention is called to the advertisement
OF X. NJ. Gano & sons, land agents and
certificates promptly and invite CORES
pondence.
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
4h"iSeeW NSoUi laLiohu tlchet orokers,
corner 9th and Chestnut streets. They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points at a reduction on regular fare.
Sunday morning the elder of the Lamar
street Nj. L. church preached communion
sermon, but when it came to pass around
the waters and the wine, 10, and behold, it
was discovered that the stewards had for
gotten to provide.
AT Byhalia, Mississippi on the 14th
inst, q son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.
Terry. The newcomer weighed eleven
pounds, and, aside from his good looks,
bids fair to stay long time in this vale OF
tears" Congratulations etc., are extended
st. George Brook, son of Charles Fred
Tucker, esq, fell from fence on Saturday
afternoon and fractured his collar bvne
| The little fellow suffered severely for q
while, but since the setting has been stead
| lily improving, and is now comparatively
free from pam.
Watches-Call at Austn's, 6l2 MAR
street, and see the finest watch made il
| America, cased in 81 pennyweights /,
carats gold; Can be bought for $3.50. Also
for short time only, all other grades o
gold, silver and nickel watches at grea
| reduction in price.
In this issue of the HERALD appears til,
announcement of Judge r. H. West as
candidate for county judge, which high po
siton he once filled in this county, and i
he be reelected he will, no doubt give the
people satisfaction. lie is native of Dial
las county and has ever stood well in tn,
estimation of her people.
| "The Office is still in the front rank
The superiority of its liquors, wines anC
] cigars is II fixed fact, and the artistic skill
| with which, BILLY Shea and Billy DeMoor,
mix drinks Of every kind, makes one.
Office" Oh Poydras street, between MAR
and Elm.
We see that our old friend and fellow
townsman, William 1. jarrett, has con
nected himself with the Gem City Ic
company" of Quincy, Illinois. He in
formed us that they have on hand larg
amount of very heavy and choice ice, jus
the thing Tor Texas trade. Any one want
ing anything in that line will do well T.
give him call. Success to you, William
We notice that our genial friend, John Il
King has formed copartnership with J
p. Gillespie. They are both young and ell
terprising lawyers, and we trust and hop
that the new combination will receive
fair share OF the pubic patronage. MI
King enjoys the distinction of being tn
only German lawyer in Dallas. Both Q
these gentlemen are young men of ability
and make q strong legal team.
In to-days paper will be found the or
nouncement of Captain J. G.. Williamson
OF Lisbon, for the office of county treasurer
Captain Williamson is an old citizen of tn
county, having lived here twenty-five year.
No man in the county stands better In tn
estimation of those who know him. ii
will, If elected, make good treasurer, an
the countys interests will be CAREFUL
taken care OF, il he is successful.
From gentleman living in the norther
portion Of this county, we learn that tn
army worm has made its appearance |
many wheat fields of this county, but til
damage accomplished by them is not grea
as first supposed and they have disappear
ed from number ofplaces and farmers al
more hopeful. He says the acreage of CO..
ton will be considerably enlarged by on,
third past Corn Is looking splendidly. ii
also informed our reporter that Mr.. Pierc
= will in ali probability recover; that nothin
definite has been ascertained as to Ii
= causes which led to the tragedy of la
Thursday that various opinions widely di
iering are entertained concerning b,
= course but are based merely upon conf e
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