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| that he had made little money and had
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The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06

Snme men are like matches YOU
DON'T lsnuw their quality until they are
struck.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-06
Malloy's Experience with an Elephant,

The Philadelphia j3nses gives the an
neXed account ai what befel n Delawar.
county man who went to see the elephant
al FoYepangh's show. in that city last, b,
week. Mallny is certainly wiser man
to day, nn elephantine matters, and sorer
abunI the body, than he was previous to
fooling with the animal:
Surfeited with Spangfes, tiip flaps,
;imbling horses aombfe joiutcd riders and
the hair rEliiGg repartee of the clowns,
Wili.am Mallny, of Delaware connty
HE'D him to the elephant tent at Fore
pauGh'S Ciroas for the purpose Of solving
a coHon(irnm that has troubled his some
what inQuistive mind long time. Is
an elphaNt's trunk hollow or is it solid
naast.'' is the question the Delaware
county representative has asked himself
many times. Excepting few philan-
thropic individuals who were feeding
peanuts 10 the elephants. the elephants,
the tent was empty when Mr. Malloy en-
tered and nlatio bee line for the biggest
beast in tho place He got to work at
onae and tapped and handled Bolivar :
prnhnScis critically, but in less than five
seconds after he pokcd his cane up one of
the monsters nostrils he was making
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Crop Report.

Captain W, w, Ross, in his crop report to
the department of agriculture, at Washing
ton, for LIST of May, says: 1.-THE condition
Of wheat is below an average. This is
owing to several causes, too much rain in
January and February causing some rust,
and damaged some from worms; but this is
confined to what is known as the red May
The Mediterranean wheat is very good, and
the acreage sown is double that of last
year. Our yield. we hope, will quite sup.
ply our home demand. Oats, fall sown and
volunteer, very fine. Corn stands good
some little late the early planted look
ing well acreage same as last year Cot
ton acreage about the same as last year
nearly all planted, but little up; too early
in the season to predict n yield. Barley
fine, and promises a good yield. Nativ,
grasses good, and much millet sown. Gu
planters are cheerful and hopeful, an(
working with good will.
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coMroRrINe, CHEERING srRENerHHNINa AND REGULATING.

welcome bv Hon. W. l.. Crawford, those
who wish to participate in dancing will
spend pleasant eveaing.
This morHirg, between and 3 O'Clock,
the HERALD enjoyed most delightful sere-
made from party Of young men who had
evidently been singing and playing under
the windows of their respective sweet.
hearts, if the number of boquets they had
is any evidence, Thanks.
1.-THE Office" is still in the front rank
The superiority of its liquors, wines and
cigars is fixed fact, and the artistic skill
with which,Billy Shea and Billy DeMoors
mix drinks of every kind makes one:
mouth water to think of Remember 1.-THE
Office" on Poydras street, between Main
and Elm.
Mr., ]. c. Son, editor of the Minera
! Wells Star, is in the city and will call on
our business men in the interest of DIES
| criptive pamphlet for Mineral Wells. Thi'
is good advertising medium for our Dusi
ness men as it will be circulated extensively
, throughout the state. His rates are rcas
enable and we hope our business men vii
give him fair representation of the bust
ness Of mr. CITY
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City Council

At the adjourned meeting Of the city
council last evening, Mayor Crowdus Pre-.
siding, all the aldermen were present.
The finance committee reported recon-
mending levy Of per cent. ad valorem
tax, twenty five cents school tax, thirty.five
cents to nay interest and create sinking
fund for Dallas & Wichita bonds, and TWEEN
ty-five cents on Texas & Pacific bonds.
Report of committee adopted.
An ordinance framed and adopted in
compliance with the report of the commit
tee was adopted.
The city scavenger ordinance was amen
ded, reducing the fees to be charged per
cubic foot from 10 to l0cents for both vaults
and boxes.
asking that 1000 feet Of water main be laid
the use OF water, was read and referred to
water commissioners.
The railroad committee reported In re-
gard to arrangements made for the enter.
tainment of Mr. ]. NJ. Paramore and others
connected with the st. Louis Il Texas Mar
rowgauge railroad. Report adopted.
A resolution was offered by Alderman C.
L. Carter that mounted policeman he ap.
pointed whose exclusive duty IL shall be to
answer calls from all telephones throughout
the city as promptly as the emergency oe.
mands to be located at the calaboose
| City engineer was ordered to have side.
walks built on north side of San Jacinto
street. between Ball.and Masten streets.
Alderman Maroney was elected water
commissioner in place OF Alderman Till
man whose term had expired.
Council adjourned.
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appointment ola committee of reception
and arrangements, and provided a pro-
gramme as follows:
That the, committee of reception will
meet the guests at depot, escort them TO
hotel, from there TO Board of Trade rooms,
where there will be an informal reception
by the business men. From the Board OF
Trade rooms the guests will be driven over
the city, attended By the reception com.
mttee. At night they will be entertained
by the Bots dare club. The committee OF
reception is as follows: Messrs Il. Gibbs
j, Moroney, {, +. Carter, A. 0ppenheimer
Wade Hill, $, J. Adams, W. l.. Cabell
The COMMITTEES of arrangements are
Messrs. w. G. Veal, T. l.. Marsalis, W. J
Betterton, w, c, Howard, W. X. Wheelock
William White, A, 0rtlieb. The bushes:
men of the city have determined to max,
the visit of these gentlemen pleasant, ant
city we have awaiting this narrow gaug,
| system.
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NEW ORLEANS. April T.--Flour quiet and
higher xxx, 6.l2l2 to 6'25; higher grades,
Corn in fair demand; mixed, o. white. higher,
7l.2.
Oats easier at 60
Corn meal dull at 4gi to 4 ?5.
Hay dull and lower prime $500 to 2LOo
choice, rs o. TO 70 CO.
Pors quiet and firm; mess, 1925.
Lard steady; refined uerce, II Ia keg, II.
Dry SIT meats firm; shoulders, packed, Is to
7 10.
Bacon quiet and firm; shoulders, sii; clear
rib aud long clear, II 40 TO II 80.
Hams In fair demand, but lower choice sugar.
currn canvassrd, % to 10 81.
Whisky firm: western rcctihcd, LOS TO 100.
Coffee steady; cargvcs ordinary TO prime, Sl.2
TO II
sugar steady and In fair demand; common TO
good common to 3'S fair TO inlly fair, - 10
4 prime to choice, Sis to 80; yellow clarified,
S8.i tog.
Mciasses dull; common, Is to a.; fair rcboiled,
so to ~; prime TO choice, IS TO 5s.
Rice active and arm; ordinary 10 choice, 9 to
Z "a
Bran dull and lowcriiO
81. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April q Flour steady; unchanged;
XXX, D, to b.25 choice 10 fancy, 63i To 67S
Wheat unsettled generally, but higher No
red fall closed pretty firm NJ l3J l.2 10 l.3l for
cash. / 81 rs for May.
Corn opened better but declined; cash, 1914
to 10 l.2; May, ~ b.s
Oats higher nj 81,
whisky firm at is
Pork quiet and firm; 1870 bid for cash and
April; 1898 bid tor May.
Bu.s meats quiet and firm; shoulders, 0 20
short rib 10 10. shot clear, 10 70.
LAID dull aud nominal
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April "a Flour quoted steady, com.
mon TO choice, o.vs Western, 40 TO LUo patents,
!. 90 to aOO.
Wheat unsettled generally. but higher cash,
i.sg 10 A.; ApSl, ~; May. 1. ~ ~ 10 l2y 5S
Com In fair demand ana higher cash and
April u Ia TO u i.2 May, u IL TO nos
May, 81 ~ n.
April II W 10 II "; MAY, II " ~ 70 II o.
bulk meats steady and In fair demand; shoul
dcrs, Z so short rib, 10 20; short clear 06a
whisky steady aLle.
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LOT>A:,
On this fact We all agree.

WI WIS INV W. ull uElOt,
The best of beer Is Milwaukee"
Claret at l.. Caperan's Sl00 per gallon.
Milwaukee beer is all the rage with every
class and every age.
A beautiful solid gold ring and bangle for
one dollar at KnepHy & Sons.
The mercury registered Sc degrees yes
lerday, which is unusually warm for this
season.
n The regular monthly meeting of the
teachers institute will convene tomorrow
al The court house.
The Lamar street Sunday school will pic
NC to-day at Mid Lothian Springs, on the
Vhlcago, Texas & Mexican Central railroad.
The case Of tie state vs.. Mr.. r. L. Cow
sit, charged with killing Judge Thurmond,
court.
Az the next meeting Of the Bots d'Arc
cub, Colonel W. ID. Wylie will deliver a
lecture, as will Messrs. Kuntz and Knephy
he succeeding weeks.
one Of the most accomplished and cor.
isct book'kecpers In the country desires u
situation in some house in Dallas-bank
pfelerred Enquire at this office.
me committee on reception and arrange
ments 10 receive and entertain our railroad
huests' are requested by the president OF
nne BOARD OF trade to meet this morning at
a. NJ at the Board of Trade rooms.
rar,ies visiting 81. Louis should call on
ManIet Webb, railroad ticket brokers,
n oo,ner ON and Chestnut streets. They are
pei.eetly reliable and sell tickets TO all
polnS ut reduction on regular fare.
"a. nc Wide'Awake society, ON the sth aud
,,a o. o. May, will give Katy Dean, the Lit.
San "g'plckcr," operctta, ut Y. NJ. II. A.
na'l, under the management of the tai.
y" ,vn,ed Miss Tullie Murphy, for the beneti,
OIL The Russian Jews.
inc report that the train robbers had
S.In captured proves on investigation tc
mvorrect; there Is only one of them who
ma n Tow and that is Gullett, the wounded
pa.,; The rangers are chasing them In
''suahd county with blood hounds.
a. r. Il A. M.-Members of Tannehil
nEs are requested to be present FRIDAY
nn sn', April 18th, at :, o'clock, for the pur
hvse OF comforting the Il. A. degree. Visit
"s brethren fraternally invited
=, SAMUEL q. SMITH, Secretary.
natches--Call at Austin's, 6i2 MAR
Aee.l and see the finest watch made II
n.m.rica, .cased In SO pennywcights 1,
S.au gold; can be bought for $3.50. Also
: short time only, all other grades o
so,u, silver and nickel watches at a grea
'euuetion In price.
a, This eveninga reception will be given 4,
wy olncers Of the Texas 4 st. Louis rail
Wy, who are the guests Of this city, at III,
ivyms oi the Bots dare club, (Turner'
sl The members Of the club, with thei
n,.,n ,les and friends are requested 10 b,
''ompuy on hand. Amer an address O
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The Ladies' Musicale.

Last night at the residence of Mr.. Jules
Schneider the members of this society and
and limited number of friends were enter.
tanned by the host and hostess in that
genial, cordial manner so natural to them.
There were musical Vocal and instru-
mental) recitations and readings, in all Of
which the ladies acquitted themselves with
great credit. Those that delight in the arr
Terpschorean were also not forgotten, and
the flashing eye and flushed cheek Of
manly forms and lovely bellies, as they
glided along to the ravishing strains of thu
perienced
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CARNEGIE & WOOD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND pEALERs IN
PROVISIONS, GRAIN AN0 WESTERN
PRODUCE.
GENERALLY.
Au1 Elm Street, Dallas. Texas
500 Reward.


Certain parties in the interests of north
ern manufacturers, who are determined
that the south shall ever remain their
hewers ofwood and drawers of water in
preventing her building up manufacturing
interests, among other things are circulat-
ing a report that DIR. 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 DIR. Hughes, the father of the Hughes
Bros, who originated this powder, has used
il exclusively in his family for many years,
and, though he has reared large family
of children, yet not one of them
have taken a dose OF medicine or
been confined to bed for twenty.
four 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 small bag of assaimtiad
and birthstone, blessed by the prizes,
and swung around the neck. But
knowing that mankind contract dis
eases from the food they eat, tn,
fluids they drink, the air they breath,
or from sudden changes from heat to cold
We have always practiced strict bygien
les rules.
To prevent malarial fevers we sleep il
the second story. Flannel being non
conductor Of heat to guard against suddeT
changes we wear it winter and summer
We eat bread three times a day rizen will
DR.. Hughes Grape Baking Powders. Worl
hard, have a good APPETITE, do not NEEDLE
with our ncighbors' business but atten,
strictly to our own, hence have clear con
science and sleep well.
HUGHES Bios & Co.
Dallas, Texas
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The bull dog caught him by the seat of
his pants, drawers, and all AS the irate pa
him, Tige," and away went the seat of the
pants, but no so with the drawers, which
the brute tugged ut in vain but failed to
tear. The dog held on with the character
istc of his breed, and as the young man
tossed kiss to his darling and glided
over the high plank fence he carried the
dog with him, to the CONSERVATION of the
old man. He had on Il pair of c. II
Clancey's double-seated drawers, and or
learning it the old man went and bought 9
lot of them at C!ancey's, No. 6l2 soutl
Main street, besides a lot OF shirts and un'
derwear manufactured there at the very
| lowest prices.
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Onr Rnilrnad Gucsts

Yesterday afternoon there was meeting
ofthe. citizens at the Board Of Trade rooms
to make arrangements for reception ten
dered to the officers and directors Of the st.
Louis Narrow Gauge railroad company.
Mr.. Barnett Gibbs was made chairman and
Mr., II, G. Stevenson secretary. On motion
Of Captain Veal committee was appointed
TO arrange a programme for the reception.
9. +. Carter. W, d. wyley, VIM. White,
A. 0ppepheimer and W. X. wheelock,
This committee reported In favor OF the
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Gents solid gold, stem winding, hunting
case, American watches for $50, at Webb's.
Solid gold bangle rings for rs 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 castors
at cost triple. plated for So 80, at Webb's.
The largest stock Of silverware in the city,
at Webb's.
The handsomest stock o watches, jewelry
and silverware in the city, at Webb's.
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The following unredeemed pledges for
sale at Henry COINS, 70S Main street,
One gents Is karat gold American key
winder watch
One ladies' is karat gold American key
winder watch.
One Howard IS karat key-winder watch.
One fine ladies' gold American stem.
winder.
One gents gold stem-winder box case.
One heavy silver Springfield stem-winder
One heavy silver Rockford key-windcr.
One Rogers triple plated porcelain lined
ice pitcher, nearly new
One very fine English breech-loadine
shotgun.
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Special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt

GALVESTON, April 26.-0bservations show
Ing highest and lowest temperature and rainfall
for past twenty-four hours, taken daily, at 5
o'clock p. m
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
The United States signal service by requiring
their agents to take the observations and use their
wire-wlthOnt expense 10 the government-to
transmit by them, viz: Gulf Colorado IL Santa
Re, Intern ti0nal * Great Northern, Texas Il
Pacific, Texas Il New Orleans, Houston Il Texas
Central and Galveston Harrisburg & San An
tonic railroads
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The republicans of Ellis county assem-
bled yesterday at Ennis in mass convention
and perfected complete organ zation, the
first In the history of the county. Anex
ecutiSe committee of nine was duly elected
and Charles b. Green, of Ennis, was chosen
chairman of the committee. About sixty
republicans attended the meeting. Mr.. J
c. Bigger addressed them, melting them to
renewed energy in the political strife.
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sui 20 tho Fore
The Board of Trade saloon, corner oil
Main and Austin streets, Messrs. Purdy 4
Randall proprietors, is still to the fore, and
paired and thoroughly renovated, there /:
not now in all Texas handsomer, cosier So
loon. With splendid billiard tables and
pure liquors, and pleasant, genial proprie
tors how can the Board of Trade be other
wise than the place OF all the city,
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Postponed.

The fair and fest val of the ladies Of the
Hebrew Benevolent association, to have
come Off at the hall of the Y. NJ. H. A.,
was postponed last evening, owing to un-
avoidable circumstances, until Saturday
night. The display was grand, and ice
cream and berries were served to those
present. The ladies are determined to
make it success, and they are sure 10
uin
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Mr.. Palmer +. Dale, living near Savan
nah, Ga, says: Myself and family have
always, since living in this locality, beer
troubled with malarial disorders. Hearing
, that Browns Iron Bitters were sure pre-
ventive, we have al used it sparingly, and
as q result none of us have since been sick. y
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A Pride to Any City

A Pride TO Any City
is the Laclede hotel of ST. Louis. Messrs
Griswold & Sperry, the proprietors have
expended $4,000 in reiitting, reiurnishing
and making extensive alterations, until
they have as well furnished hotel as there
is in the country. Polite clerks and atten,
tive servants, combined with first-class
rooms, make IL "the" hotel to stop at in
st, Louis,
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Bois dare Club.

The members of the Bots d Arc club are
requested to assemble at their hall this
evening at O'Clock sharp, for the purpose
of entertaining the president, directors and
other officers of the Texas Il St Louis rail-
road, who, with others, will be our guests
for the evening. p. S. PFoUTs,
President
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Those unhappy persons who. suffer. from
nervousness aud dyspepsia should use Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills, which are made ex-
pressly for sleepless, nervous, dyspeptic
sufferers. Price % cents, all druggists.
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What Makes You Hiss?

A tooth is missing among the incisOrs,
and you cannot help kissing Go and get
one put in, and then use sOI0D0NT to
keep the others right. You should have done
this years ago. but it is better now than
never,
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We Mean Rnslness.

Having Obtained guarantee of time on
shipments of beer, We will never allow our
city or other customers TO be left without a
full supply of the freshest and are willing
to bind ourselves to that effect.
LoED IL SCHUMACHER,
Agents for Falks Milwaukee beer.
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The yellowest case of jaundice can be
cured by Carter's Liver Bitters. They eX-
ert peculiar influence on the liver and
bile, aod remove that unhealthy sallow
look from the skin
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| Car Il, Falks celebrated Milwaukee beer,
shipped to Loeb d Schwabacher arrived at
Dallas in four and half days, the quickest
| time ever made.
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II you want good lunch for your pic
MICS 10 to A. j. Rosenfeld & Bros, they
are now daily receiving all the dclicacies o
the season.
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The best cigars, nnest Favored, hand
made, and the most popular brands, and nc
others, are always sold at the Wichita sa
loon.
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Car +. Falk's celebrated Milwaukee beer,
shipped to Loeb & Schwabacher, arrived at
Dallas In four and half days, the quickest
| time ever made.
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The popular and efficient representative
of the Watertown and other insurance
companies in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Mr..
William Marshall, writes: | cannot too
highly praise the curative qualities of that
wonderful remedy, S. Jacobs Oil, for it
cured me Of rheumatism, when other REM
edies failed. Iwould not be without bot
tie again for ten dollars, even if had TO
pay that much for it,
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

We invite special attention to our stock
OF parasols anu fans. Calm Bros. Il Co
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Exchanne.

J,oR ExCHANGE-one Of the NEST desirable
L residences In the suburbs o. the city. for
business part Of the city. A bargain will b
given. Address n. ~, HERALD enice, I'D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-28

Infant wardrobes and children's whit,
suits at Bauman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-28

EoR sALE-DRUMMERs WAGoN-A long
make, new, bought on order but arrived too
late; VIII be sold at cost this Is good opporti.
nity Tor any one to get wagon cheap. Enquire
at Works livery stable miaff