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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-23
Palestine.
Iaitstlhts
lnnnTo1 IN tho HnroI-

Special to the Herald.
PALESTINE. February Disappointment
Herrin to-day appointed John W. Smith,
who has been station master at Palestine,
to take charge of the new department here
which shall audit and pay all claims of
shippers on the International for loss or
damage to freight. Up to this time mer-
chants having such claims have been force
to wait five or six weeks to have their de-
mands examined and allowed at st. Louis,
consequently there has been serious com =
plant. Hereafter such matters will be adj
usted promptly here, without further ref
erence, and paid. Damaged freight will be
taken charge of and, merchants remunera-
ted for their loss Immediately.
Mr.. Herrin appoints Mr.. Galloway, now of
Austin, station master, to succeed Mr.
Smith as station master here.
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Athens
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Special 10 the Herald

Special 10 the Herald
ATHENS, February 2O.-Our county com
mssionors court declared the Office Of
county attorney for this county, formerly
held by John w. Jennings, vacant, and ap
pointed NJ, II, Gassett, esq, to fill the va
cancy for the unexpired term, Messrs.
Brewer and MARITIME on the bail bond Of Jen-
nings, together with several parties whom
Jennings got away with, finally raised a
fund to detray expenses and sent detective
in search of the missing eX-county attorney.
Jennings bond is set at $500 He is charged
with altering statement Of facts in Grim
nal case, for which the grand jury indicted
him, and rather than go to the penitentiary
he preferred to forfeit his bond.
A little girl of six years was buried here
to-day, whose death was caused yesterday
by swallowing grain OF corn which lodged
in her windpipe and produced strangula-
ton,
A contract for building a new brick block
on the north side of the public square has
been let. Captain Jones, of Palestine, with
his corps Of brick-makers have already ar
rived
On account of washouts on the Texas &
St. Louis railroad, we have had no mail for
two weeks.
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Special to the Herald.
TERRELL, February 2l.-Married, at eight
O'Clock this evening at the residence of Mr..
NJ V. b. Fowler, the Rev. w. g. Conner
officiating Mr.. ]. A. Rhodes to Miss Matte
Tucker Mr. Rhodes came to this place in
the fall highly recommended by the leading
citizens of Henderson, Texas, his old home.
Since then he has been intimately allied
with the business interests of the town and
has gained reputation among the business
men of Terrell that any young man
might be proud to possess. The lovely and
blushing bride is one of Terrell's fairest
daughters, and while society reioces in her
happiness, at the same time it regrets the
loss of one of its fairest and most attractive
ornaments. The affair was a complete sur
prise to the entire town, no one having the
slightest suspicion of it except a
few very particular friends, of the
parties, among which number your
reporter was fortunate in being one.
The fortunate knight has omphatically
Rhodus over blind-shod, and Tucker from
us before we dreamed of the approaching
victory.
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Austin
Special to the Herald

!
AUSTIN, February 2O.-The Fort Worth
Water-works company, with a capital o
$2OO,O0O filed charter to-day. The incor
porators are b. Lloyd, J. p. Smith, Sam
! Little p Wilson and b. b. Paddock.
Articles of incorporation were also filed
by the Paris Telephone company, with q
capital Of 5000.
The concert for the benefit of the Bayland
[ orphan home Melted $2O5.
/ Deputy Sheriff John Rainey, while at
! tempting to arrest Cid Russell, colored, had
an artery partially severed by stab from
Russct, who then fled, and was not arrested
at last reports.
The owners of the Avenue hotel fix its
price at So 900 1t is not known whether
the state will decide upon purchasing it or
renting offices
AusTrY. February 2l.-The Fort Worth
MatadOr Cattle company filed resolutions
to-day increasing their capital stock to
100000.
W. II. Black, mailing from Woodcock,
Pennsylvania, suicided in a chair at the
Avenue hotel, last night, by morphine lie
had come to Austin in search of heath and
employment, and the failure in finding
either, it is supposed, led to the rash re-
solve His death was discovered by the
shote clerk, who, believing him to be asleep.
attempted to arouse him to go to bed. De-
ceased was 40 years old, gentleman of
education and refinement and had with
him many high letters of recommended on,
irc.dding one from the law firm of Carr q
y stcalf. Caldon, Ohio. A verdict of death
from an over dose of morphine admins
tered by his own hands, was rendered by
the Jury of inquest. His remains were in
TERED by the city. Deceased leaves a large
family in Woodcock.
The Womens Art Exchange will give its
first public exhibition in this city, April
Goth next. All articles for exhibition or
sale will be delivered to the exchange at
half rates through the Pacific Express.
Martha Jones, colored, believing that her
husband, who died about ten days ago in a
fl of commissions. had been fou.ly dealt
with, applied to the coroner this morning
10 have the remains exhumed. The coroner
has not indicated what his action in the
tta- mill ha
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Special b. the HerlA
say AE1orIo. February 2)-lesterday
morning German NAMED Auton Altman
.ri-iGad BIZ taking Tablespoonful q laul-
rrum. He lei n note % bic mother au1
fsmifT saving. Goodbye" that he vas
tired II life.
sheriff Hamilton. q Baniera county, ar
lived this evening and jailed here i ON
C-re-eueli. the notorious short man ln TIE
sfare -utheries. which were 90 common lasi
year. The long man, his partner, p noA n
ne United siafes prison f1r life. Cree vel
Ia v-rI CONNECTED. and has q brother who i
q r.-ruinauf SO EuEn.
IrrsreIl- The f8urE man srrrn7ed % =
ne sbort rnan III the sare robbery, - f-1fi
Wf--1r-i and has sliled under rgrluu
rlis-ss In this sectiun. Tie CresEell, I eza
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Houston.

Special to the Herald.
HoUsToN, February 2O.-Large crowds
are going to Galveston and New Orleans to
Mardi Gras.
The city council to-day fixed the salaries
of city officers for next term. reducing the
salary of the mayor TO $1,000 per annum;
and Increasing that of the secretary and
treasurer from 81 800 to 81, 800
A negro girl named Georgia Thomas,
while attempting tn kindle fire Yesterday
with kerosene, was burned to death.
The Light Guards rallied about 500
Saturday night from their benefit enter
tainment, and to-day the company left Tor
the Galveston Mardi Gras.
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Csc,
Special to the Herald.


Cisco, February 2l.-At 1920 last night a
fire broke out in d. F. Jordans grocery
store, opposite the Texas Central depot.
The alarm was given too late to save any
thing. The entire stock was burned. 1t is
fully covered by insurance. The SUPPOSE
ton is that it was set atire by some nm
known party.
Several deaths from pneumonia have oc-
CURED within the past few days. The latest
victim taken rrOm our midst by this dread
disease was Miss Raley, one OF the most
beautiful and accomplished young ladies in
our town. She leaves host Of sorrowing
friends to mourn over her loss.
The Texas Central passenger depot was
opened yesterday. The Southern news
company has control of the large dining
room and lunch stand only.
At present no smallpox and business
lively.
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siottmen, afe not hla relatives ife declares
his Innocence, bat officers eay they have
positive evidence, and ilatli II The dglt
man
sNS Agr0yio, febrnnfyH n. n Neal,
convicted NJ enbe2lllng $1,000 funds Of The
San Antonio Real Estate Bslldlng and Loan
association waived appeal today aud was
ita extension beyond the Rio Grande and
will push ahead tho work through Mexico
rapidly.
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Little Rock.
Special to the Herald.


LITTLE Rock, ARK, February 2O.-The
store of Henry Heilot, the corLer of Main
and 10Th streets, was entered last night by
burglars who robbed the safe OF $500. They
drilled holes under the combination as
large as mans finger, filling with powder.
The charge was so large that the
doors were blown entirely off, and the
store was considerably shattered. The
work was done during the storm, and not
discovered until 6 o'clock this morning.
No arrests made.
Penitentiary Guard Glover was ARE sted
this morning for the murder OF man
named Woodbridge at Oklahoma, Mississippi,
three years ago.
The coroner held an inquest to-day on
the bodies of a woman and a little girl.
Two weeks ago the wife and step
chilk of Albert Walker disappeared from
home. Walker searched for them bu
unavailingly. The woman went direct TO
Fourche bridge. on the Iron Mountain
railway, four miles from the city, and took
nm her abode in a dismal broken-down
shaniy near the bridge, and it is
supposed that the woman with the
,auI IN her arms was attempting
,o. ak over the trestle and fell into the
,t-...n and drowned. The bodies were
evidently i'm the water ten days. During
The inquest the husband appeared as a spec
tator and was horror stricken TO find his
lost wife and child in the corpses before him.
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Mckinney.

Special TO the Herald.
MCKINNEY, February 2l.-The jury in
the case of state VS.. Shack Colwell rendered
verdict guilty of murder in the first de-
gree and assessed the punishment at hanging
by the neck until dead. The verdict gave
universal satisfaction. The prisoner did
not change his countenance at the verdict,
but seemed perfectly independent.
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sherman


Special 10 the Herald
SHERMAN, February Owe had another
hard. cold rain here this morning, but 1t
looks somewhat like clearing up now.
Henry Walden, prominent cattle man OF
the Nation. was in the city Saturday.
J. Kline and Lee Kline, Of Canton, Ohio,
brothers Of j. p. Kline, Of this place, are III
the city. and will be here for several days.
The commissioners have ordered an cleo
ton ON local option on the 18th Of March
next. -,
sam Maddox. formerly Of this place, but
now Of Henrietta, is in the city.
DR.. J. A. Summers returned on the tram
last night from New York where lac has
heen attending medical lectures.
CAPTAIN Jim Britton Is in the city.
q. l.. Spraft and wife, Of COrsicana, are ~
the city.
re. Chapman, Of the firm Of Chapman
Bradley a Co., Of this place, has just re
turned from the east.
Tie trains on the Texas & Pacific rOad
I have been going by the way Of DenisOn ioi
the last few DAYS. on account Of a washOu
| between here and Bells.
CAPTAIN v. A. Birre. who has been c1n
I fined o. his bed iur the past week. near.
Sind with neuralgia in bis eyes, b a4nii
/ able 90 BE- on the Streets
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The king 81 Dsurna-k is truly a-paternal
ulona- b. Finding that during the recent
ssvers ueafher the royal foot guards we're
sufTering Erestly from u0lds ard cuucis. tne
ro0d uId rerflsrnan ordered q supply q Ir.
Bulls Cough Syrup f1r them. and nov the
rerfries are haprT.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
In the city of Louisville. on
TUESDAY. EERIIARY 0Sth. lSSs

These drawings occur monthly Sundays ex'
cepted) under provisions of an act of the Gen.
eral Assembly OF Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 3ls,,
rendered the following decisions.
lst-That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal.
2nd-Its drawings are fair.
n. B-The Company has now ON land large
reserve fund. Read carefully the list of prizes
for tho
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FEBRUARY DRAWING


Whole Tickets, S., Half Tichets.Sl
27 Tickets, S50i 55Tichets 800.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter OF
postodice order. orders OF IS and upward by
express can be sent AT our expense Address all
orders To R. NJ BOARDMAN, CourieT-Journal
Building, Louisville, Ky or r. NJ. BoARDMAN,
! 100 Broadway. New York.
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Nru Oarrt-s. February I.-Mouday
uf,ft tie prusrert f1- pleasant Marli
c. looked very Gloomy, g. hsary rain i-ll
AID a e..ls vas liau irE. but the wind Ve-t
10 he unrih and to-day Tie veathsr l. clear
and cool There were immelse cr0Hos %
'tiror1is in TIE streets, afnong them many
rrsters. DuinE- tbe aiferuoon the
p.resuts Of The King 81 The Carnival.
Fhunny Pborty F'hsllous and Independent
O-1er q the Moon sfpea-td, ana
rr-r5ea the streets There vsrs IN al my
81. - rurkiur tlis rrucsssion. rith cav
.lca5ss and bands q ruuslr- oTs- 10 me
IL 7..-~fE .Hn srtier-s lu--Eted wert 81
:. r-r.--'i- rfr-nrter. he sriliect n eect %
r-re-f rns TIE pursuif q fle1su-t- i con-
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
i To the sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas

COmty-Grcetinr:
Whereas oath has this day been made before
me by G A. Heating. that tho residence OF
Peter Barney L. unknown. You are therefore
hereby commanded that you 10y making publ.
cation Of this wit IN some newspaper published
in DallHs county FOR four consecutive weeks be-
fore the return day hereof summon the said
Peter Barrey 30 be- aud appear before me arcg-
ular term 81 the Justire's Court tor Precinct No.
]. In said County Of Dallas 10 De- held at my Of
fee. No. 81 Main street City of Dallas county
aforesaid on the luth day uf January, ISL then
aud there u answer the complaint oi riphg *
Heating for the sum of t'ty-four dollars and
thirty cents due upon trO UruiuissurF note. exc
cutcd by said Peter Harrey tot d ri"ne "a az
ing, one six dollar and cigl'~ cenis 1aled
| April 10Th. lssl and duc - day o.
| October. ISL. and one Tor i0rfy-iwO dollars
snd my cents dated November l2ia, ls-a, aud
due ist day Nov mher ISL. with Interest due
ON both notes No the rate Of y Ter cent. per an
| mum from date and Cor reasonable attorneys
fees a. provided f1r in above described notes,
| and also upon one % On account for goods sold
and delivered o. defendant ~ his request in
| ls,l and for thp furrf lnsure uf lien ON one az
Fish Bros wagon and entire rig.
Herrin fail not and due return make ns the
I a. Given under my band this 2oih day of
Dcceuher ls.i. W. y EDWARDs. -.
| Notice of limited Partnership aud ~.
Terms
| The general r---hirerv. implement and WAGON
i fusiur-s hH-f-HfUrt Dome ir Dallas. Texas. ~
1 -fI.re g. Eelf.rE viii. from fiis fafe o. HHrriHf
| II b. e. a kHa.lre. reneral end resident -1-r-
| rIr. VIII George ,. LenrIur. Hf EHr4as t.fr.
! riH. al sfHa..aI partner. said George i. Eanf'Hr
/ having ra.I Dol tut1Ify-uue fhuuaru1 lH. ars
'-' Hl 3. o. te interested iu the r-H-ts on TOO
rn-t'fr fn BE- faT.Ifai 81 fsid .u. rr'1 DEL rh ID
| r. fr D. .rrifal O. Dis Interest ir sriI fr-r.ss
/ Il" Hn-lnHHs VII D. r0uIuHfaI ir .HH name ~
/ H EHr-iuE Tlis rlrtuefstiu begins lrrI-
/ -rr 49,, aul D. 20 cuutilu- Oh a'-l- rr1rs.
| .-.-usll g.. A. SEATING.
g.. EEAIfEs.
| rtVrfEV 81 fs-1
L wurrv wrrrT
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THE STATE oF TEXAS.

l To the sheriff or any Constable of Dallas
County-Greeting.
Whereas, oath has this day been made before
me 10y G. A. Heating that the residence Of Peter
Barrey and 7. A. Barrey is unknown. You arc
therefore hereby commanded that you by
making publication Of this writ in
some newspaper published I'm Dali
las county for four consecutive weeks be-
fore return day hereof summon the said Peter
Barrey and f. A Barrey to be aud appear be-
fore me at n regular term Of the Justices Court
for Precinct No |, in said county Of Dallas 10 be
held ut my Office. No. 81 Main street. city Of
Dallas, county aforesaid on the 3nth day Of
January, lSS2, then aud there 20 answer the
complaint of Stone n Heating frm composed
OF John stone and G A. Heating, turthe sum Of
ecvouty dollars dino upon two Truui1aoTy
notes executed by said Peter Barlcy and r A.
Barrey. 10 said Stone d Keaiinr, one for ten dol
lars, dated May II. 1873 and due on the lst day
Of January. 1850. and one for the sum Of sixty
dollars, dated May 18th, 1872 and due lst day OF
August, $50. with interest due on both notes at
the rate Of u per cent per annum from date and
for reasonable attorneys fees, as provided for
In said above described notes. and for the fore
closure OF n lien on our Champion No. Drop
per and Mowcrcombined
Herein fail not and due return make as the
law directs.
ISL Given under my hand this 2O'h day Of
! December ISL ". NJ. EDWARDS, J p.
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stBnf. sir sliI be, hos shall know
When have met VITA such maidf -
TPriuce Zeyn Alasnam.
Tis rrince I'd BaIs0na, in quest 81 retrier-
INCA JOS f0rtuue sguaud.re1 In rtfelrt,
AZ plies ~ sdTirE t5ftlf king q the CEN,
fro IN whom Sc efpects % reeaig ~ ~ iiifi,A
srs ~ l. nlrnouished hv the king %
49, q mad. perfectly beautiful in Der
Al ssrfh vssr. tho hsd Neither known .
desired ~ kuou man The scene ref're-
ssrfrd r.icfures tie king 81 the GEM at The
r,nr-rls rf fis casi ie. q building q mGss Ft
"a rdsur 4n7 uf EEyriian Erctilecture
Iron the eITa.l zupe1r tTo eeltlt- ~
- fr.r IA rrra-rl bridge q ore leads
49, a. sd -ate-s at re hast
wfr-e r nru hcst u =enl
inr rs15y-to Do battle for tbsi'
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my name is Agib; ! am the son OF a
king History Of the third Calendar.
Upon The steps Of the wonderful palace
Of beauty stands Agib admiring the scene
spread before him. The gOrgeousness Of
nature In the tropics IL here, displayed by
the warmth Of is cOloring and the quaint
ness Of the design apparent m the cOnstruc-
ti0n Of the palace. A fountain near
the pJrtic0 sends It's cool sprays IN graceful
curves heavenwnrd. while around its base
fair hours make night melOdi0us by theif
carols Agib. the prince, seems lending DIS
ear o. the fairy tales that fall from The lips
of he fair companion. The costume o.
well ~ the Moorish style Of architecture,
are sricily IN keeping with the character
rpu-e-euted. The odor q the rose Of Cash
mere and the incense 81 the east seemed o.
H. s.~yrrriT fflia eaIanr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-03-11
A GRATEFUL PATIENT.

Mas DR.. kEck Eind Friend: can truly, sag my wife
IL enjoying better health than for ten Having suffer
ed with kidney disease nearly twenty years bang pro
uouncrd diabetes growing NIL the ime her generS
health being Affected and having the worst female trouble
at times suffering PUN which was sorse than DEATH and
she had been d.CtOrng with the best OF ply
scians without any relief, her being given in
clrabs they having tried they said every medicine they
of We commenced the Of Mrs Ir Kcck's medi-
cine in June and Tor weeks used II without seeing
any relief; but did change In short
treatment knew the disease chronic trouble,
she had dotOrrd for with other physicians
without relief and tn be Just must give Mrs Dr. keck
fair trial But during the sghth week the Improvements
wonderful Nv friends said vOud not last, and the
trouble would return hut am happy 20 state that the i'm
pruyement continues and she feels comparatively WELL a.
though NpeCt II TO take time 10 permanent for
disease OF twenty years standing cannot be cured IN
month even expert there vii! he days when chs
will feel badly. hut far she has not experienced re
OF the disease Some of my friends say Oh Mira DR.
Kcck expensive could not afford To doctor with her.
But have not found our treatment not c.~tng ts50a
week. that feel thankful TO Almighty God for
making Mrs DR. kcck instrument in the hands Of the
for believe wife could have stood the mis-
this Iona for shc rapidly growing worse most
heartily recommend Mrs DR. keck TO the afflicted md s1
all letters OF inquiry. JAMES WILSON.
ArCtlA. III, October -, 1881.
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The contest showed from the beginning that
1t was to be one of the highest interest Row
ell, for bis first "A hours work, made the ex
|traordinary distance of $50 miles, Hughes was
close behind him. and Hazael, Sullivan and
Noremac all went above 1876 For the next
three days Hughes kept provokingly close on
on The heels of Rowell, while Hazael kept
close upon Hughes Before the close of the
fifth day Rowell gave out, having been crowd
ed off his pins by Hughes, but who, in turn,
had also so over.exerted himself that he could
no longer keep up his high giant, and had to
let Hazael pass him, and at the close-at 9;15
Saturday night the score stood;
Hazael ........ 600 Hart ............. SAG
Fitzgerald SIT Hughes ......... 535
Neremac ........ 555 Sullivan -. ...,. 525
Both Hazael and Fitzgerald have beaten the
highest record ever heretofore made. The net
receipts, above ell expenses, were some $780,.
900, of which Hazael gets $4,000 Fitzgerald
$1,000 Noremac $4,000, Hart $1,000, Hughes
81 200 and sullivan $500
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GLAHFUEp, PEORIA Co, Jan. y, ISL To the EdtiOf
My wife has been aborng under chronic affection, incud
catarr for twelve md has been treated for The
of that time without material beueht until she
applied the office o; Mrs Or. K.Ck, In Peoria, last h
She had not spoken loud word for nearly nye months
having Lost her voice while uph~ other treatment: was
threatened with paralysis, her entire left side being very
weak and numb: her ncrv, system WIS completely shat
tered her lungs IN scrioHs condition, and her health All
ing rapidly Her hands feet always cold, showing
very poor circs atiOn and condition of the blood.
About October issD she applied at the oce Of Mrs DR.
kcok In PEORIA fr advice ard r'AtinCn Which she con
tnued faithfully ~ home until the middle Of December
She made vlsta 10 Mrs DR. kcks Office IN leorLi
In the meantime 10 obtain necessary directions and mei
Cincs and improved much. Her voice MAJ stu gone
however, and still doubling took my wife to several ply
scianS OF cmiueDCe for examination and opinion They
agreed with Mrs Kcck ~ 10 what the trouble vns some
OF them said her" s very little hope, while other. said
there for recovery
Mrs Watson with Mrs Kcck and remained At the