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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-12

Texas Il Pacific, which was behind time
last night, arrived before II O'Clock. the
mel that came in on it was not brought
down TO the pOst.othce.
We notice that Wm. Ernenwein. the
painter and paper.hanger, is doing an i'm.
mense amount of work in his line. II
would pay anyone contemplating having
work done in his line TO see him.
Messrs. Mccormick Il Starke have lust
received and put in position the dandy pool
table. The cushions are the latest patent
ana the ivory balls glide over the table
easily. 1t is pleasure to play on table
like this.
The Wheeler & Wilson compauy's ma.
chinist will adjust all Wheeler Il Wilson
machines, tree of charge, that are brought
70 my Office. No. los Elm street. from OCto-
Der 10Th to October 3lst, 1882. A. ]. Hen.
drlckS, manager.
Messrs. Oliver Il Griggs, formerly of
MeSla, have commenced business in their
new bank building, No. 1888 Elm street.
These gentlemen are well known in bust
ness circles throughout the state, and since
their arrival in Dallas have by their energy
and liberality, made many warm friends.
Dallas is proud of such accessions.
The "Dozier- Wcyln Cracker company,
1t. Louis, are the leading manufacturers in
their lipe of goods in the United States. and
the crackers, snaps, etc, made by this COM
pany are well and tayorably known through
out the south. The crackers packed under
their parrot brand" are the standard
among leading grocers, and goods of this
Kind attract trade wherever sold Send to
them for price-list and illustrated cata-
lOgue
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keep these facts in mind, The time by the
Memphis 4 Charleston railroad, from Dal.
las Sherman, Fort Worth and other Texas
towns to New York is from one 10 five
hours quicker than via any other line out
OF Texas the time to Atlanta,
Georgia, is eleven hours faster than
the time via New Orleans, and
eight hours faster than the time OF
any other route via Memphis. The time
to CHAT 'nooga is twenty.three hours ms.
ter than the time via New Orleans. and
eleven hours and forty.five minutes faster
than the time of any other route via Mem.
phis. The time TO Knoxville, Bristol and
all points in East Tennessee and Virginia
Is twonty.three hours faster than the time
VIA New Orleans, aud sixteen hours faster
than the time of any other route via Mem.
pms. fullman palace sleeping cars now
run without change from Memphis over the
Shenandoah Valley rai,road and via Har.
risburg to New York. Passengers de.
string to do so have the privilege.oi visiting
the wonderful caverns of Luray. Ask for
tickets only by the Chickasaw route, and
30 through to your destination without de.
lay. For further information address =, II.
KKogers' general western agent, Dallas
Texas.
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Gala Opening Day!
To-day and tomorrow at Bauman's.
More Divorce suits

one divorce suit was granted the wife in
the district court yesterday, and during the
day two more petitions of like character
Were nled, the wife being the complainant
IN each case. The divorce market is look.
lng up, ana the crop OF grass widows for
TINS season bids fair to exceed that of any
previous season, and is calculated to excite
the Jealousy of Chicago. At least one
third OF the appearances on the docket
OF the district court for this term
are divorce suits. 1t appears to one going
IL alone, that there must be a great many
unhappy marriages, especially in this see.
ton The lah-de-dah days OF the newly wed.
ded couple wontkeep IN this climate, and
as the better-half is generally the COM
plainant, II must be that there is rather an
inferior material for husbands hereabo, is.
Jennie N, Polser was granted divorce in
the dlstrlct court yesterday from her hug
band, Joseph Polser. The petition was
filed on the 10th of May, 1881, and alleges
IN substance that they were married on the
10th of November, 1875 and that on the
Znth oil June, 1879, he was arrested for the
THEFT of a steer, and subsequently, tried
convicted and sent to the penitentiary. She
was granted divorce and the custody of
their daughter and only child.
Mary Ann Teal filed suit praying for n
divorce from her husband, George Teal, on
the grounds Of cruel treatment. She nj.
leges that they were married in this city on
the 9th o! January, 1879, and lived together
until the Isl day OF January, 1881, when she
was forced by reason of his cruel treat
ment to leave him. On one oc-
casion, she alleges, he used a
garden hoe on her as an instrument of re-
dress and generally mistreated her. Where.
fore she prays divorce be granted her.
Ida N.Angus filed petition in the court,
praying that the bonds of matrimony which
binds her to her taithless lord, Tom Angus,
be dissolved, and alleges in her petition
that he has broken his marriage vow and is
too intimate with Lydia Walker to suit
July,
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He Wants "a Settlement

There leaves on the morning train wild
Texan, who is heavy policy holder in the
Memphis marriage aid associations, who
will take the nearest route and fastest train
to reach that city. lie will 90 perhaps in
the guise of civilized dress but when he hits
that town the marriage aid agents
had better iortity themselves in
some strong building and
lay in provisions enough to stald long
siege, for he leaves here with blood in his
eye, and his motto is money or blood. -
He has gone on in person to adjust matters,
and will insist upon an immediate and full
settlement, The last the reporter saw of
him he was trying to persuade himself
that he ought TO charge them 10
per cent. interest on his money.
While he wasequipping himself for his war
like campaign he received several assess.
ments which caused him to redouble his
warlike preparations, and this morning he
viii step aboard the train walking arsenal,
and the chances are that SO far rs the fight
goes, he will double discount Mark Twain's
Journalism in Tennessee"
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The Ohio Election.

The news of the Ohio election received
here yesterday evening was the subject OF
general street comment, both by republi,
cans and democrats, and members of both
parties seemed to be equally surprised at the
result. There was, o. course, great reioic-
ing among the democrats and like de.
gree of dependency among the
republicans. The dispatches throughout
the day were bulletined in front OF the
HERALD office, and an anxious crowd Of
both parties, eager TO get all information
possible, thronged about the bulletin
boards from the posting OF the first tele.
gram till evening. Private Geographic mes.
sngcs We're received from points in the
Buckeye state, and every morsel of news
concerning the contest was devoured with
avidity Numerous predictions were of
course made by the quidnuncs concerning
the future welfare Of both parties and for
the time politics ruled the hour.
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A FRIGHT SMART DAYS WORK :,
How the President is Enjoying His Fishln.
Trip.

special dispatch from Alexandria BAY
says; MOI since his arrival has the presi.
dent been favored with such a delightful
day as this, and Notwithstanding that he
fiies in the face of all piscatorial precedent
ana never starts out before II a. m, he EN-.
loyed himself quite as much as ii
ne had been submissive to the
rule anu been astir at a.
m ahu furthermore, he had more luck
than ever before. Il is narrated by his
had a right smart days sport In other
words, he caught about dozen fine bass
averaging two pounds apiece. He is look.
ing much better than when he left NASH
ington, and Is feeling much improved, he
says, He still keeps himself secluded, but
the pressing demands of the people resi-.
dent in Jefferson and Franklin and even i'm
ST. Lawrence 10 see him are to be com
piled with on Thursay afternoon, when no
will hold levee in the parlors of the
Cros.man house for two hours, during
which time he will be put through a
series OF pumphandle handshaking. Re-
ceptions, are the very things he came here
to avoid, and 1t is well understood that
the president is at home to no one.
OUT the hayseed element of these hop-grow-
ing temperance counties will not be put oil.
We've been helping elect presidents long
enough said u farmer to me to-day, ito
have right to feel of one. A campaign
chrome is as near as we ever got TO a
president before this time, and we don't
intend to let this one go without seeing
him.
A Mr.. J, Neale Plumb, of Hay Bay, Can.
ada, is anxious for the president 10 20
there, for there Mr.. Plumb has had such
magnificent luck that he caugh. IN four.
teen days torty.tiye muscalonnc, weighing
as high as thirty-hve pounds each. Ii Is
quite sportsmanlike of him to give
the executive so straight n tip, but
he seems to be Ignorant of the constitu.
tlonal limits placed on the itineracv of the
chief magistrate of these states. In this
connection | have heard curious story 10
the effect that one day last week, while the
president was reclining on the locker of the
steam yacht Minnie, he was actually taken
beyond the line dividing the United States
and Canada, through Lost Channel.
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Ready For the Fall Trade!

take pleasure in announcing our Patrons and the
ceivlng an IMMENSE SrocE of "'' 'e'
r. GooDs SUITABLE FOR FALL AND WINTER
rade 10 meet the demands of our rapidly growing Bus;
our ran Purchases have been much larger than ever
Ts n Comprising all the Leading Styles and Novelties in
uooas Splendid Line of Ladies' listers Cloaks and
Domans Gents Ladies Misses Roots and Sboss S,a a
Sg and Gents Furnishing Goods Hosiery, Gloves and
NoHohS we have also added to our Business
NEW ENTERPRISE In THE WAY OF A CARPET Drp,prurvr
Is now IN order and to which desire to call Special
A'eh'on, having ANMNsTER MoouErrE and VrIvrr T,n.
eses and BODY BRUSSELS Etc Our experience for the mast
month conVlnces us that Selections Qualities and pr;
are meeting with Public Favor Our determination to Com
Will rue py Offering Desirable goods Reasonable Prices
wU be earnestly adhered to- All are Cordalv In,Ied :.
o'' and Examine our goods before making Fall Purchases
I'LL . M T S ON Bros
5O3505 ELM STREET
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Srl,EET SETTINGS,

Parties wanting n nice, quiet game OF
billiards, patroni2e the Glen Lea saloon,
opposite the HERALD office.
Orr sells all styles Of Concord side-spring
buggies, Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list
The finest liquors and cigars in the city
can always be found at the Glen Lea saloon,
opposite the HERALD office.
Tendency to weakness and premature de.
cay are prevented by the use of Lemp's
extra export Bottled Beer.
lcebergs Nowhere Just try some OF
those cooling Metlord Rum Punches at the
Parlor new catch altogether, and dell,
Cious.
Wines, liquors, cigars and the coolest
beer, billiard tables and polite attention,
can always be found at the Glen Lea
saloon, opposite the HERALD office.
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THE CITY.
LOCAL LINKS

new iloor is being put'down in the otiic,
oIthe 81. George hotel.
,steeI buckles, slides, ornaments of all
Nhds al Mrs. Chesnurs.
one hundred and fry fattening hogs 10,
'ae' Blake X Son, Breckenridge, Texas.
received Of The Excelsior Marriage as
STv.aton 500 on amount of proof Parker
me best Of steaks, finest coffee aud
fpuoieest oysters In the city can be loUnu a,
feirle'S restaurant.
Nanted-Laud, in million acre tracts.
,Aean Tor cash. Address, with full descrip.
"on' turner y Ncwning, Austin, Texas.
There were quite number of merchants
nom the surrounding towns in the city YES.
"Iuay purchasing their fall stocks OF goods.
M y: '. Botto hss removed TO the south
rue OF Main street, between Sycamore and
hnMnaS, hrst door ives. of the new stone
considerable improvement is going on
y, !. and,around town, which denotes prosper,.
House rents are light and BUILDINGS
a'e hard TO get.
me old wood awning and balcony In
ssoht Oh herfoot & Hcrctord's insurance of.
49, IVY on Lamar street, near Main street, has
oeen pulled down.
topics of the September edition at cent,
"a. yam be had at the HERALD office In wrnn.
,S send one TO your friends and le,
"e'n learn of Texas.
Nothing more has been heard of tho
r m.sVN OF the passenger train a, Sweet.
s "Mer, The train came in from the west
SSS oy morning though it broush, no
Nrarties visiting ST, Louis should call ON
sasnel a Webb, railroad ticket brokers
N n 9th and Chestnut streets. They are
peIl.ctly reliable and sell tickets 10 All
'V.n.s nj reduction ON regular fare.
although the wcst.bound train on the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-12
DOUGLAS BROTHERS.
The Most Elegant Merchant Tailoring Es.
tnbllshment In Nnrih Iaxns

Messrs, Douglas Brothers have lust re-
moved into their elegant and comnodious
rooms, No. 7OS Main street, where they
have the largest and most varied assert.
ment OF gentlemen's dress goods ever bofor,
exhibited in north Texas. Realizing the
TACT that Dallas is not only the great trade
center, of the state, but that il will be
looked TO for styles and fashions, they have
selected stock OF goods for tho trade
which IN quality aud pattern have never
been equalled IN the city. They have all
EraueS and quality, and can suit any on,
rom the most fastidious leader of the fash.
ions rt TO the everyday suit of the laborer
my ASK an examination of their good.
and comparison of prices with any othe,
establishment of the kind in The Who'll,
state of Texas.
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The three men, John Williams. Frank
Johnson and John Connors, who were ar.
rested here circus day on the charge Of rob.
bling some of the citizens of Terrell and
who were taken back for trial, came clear
0fthc charge and have returned to this
city. City Marshal Arnold will enquire to.
day of them what their occupation is, and
IL they have none aud can't show u visible
means of support, he will give them some
pointers on the vagrant law.
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Ladies', You ARE Cordially
invited to attend the opening to-day and
\ tomorrow AZ lauman's.
roeirN and Enct

Poetry and fact,
In Keats beautiful poem, "Lamia,n a
young man has been ledcaptive by phan.
tom girl, and Is made the slave uf her
beauty, until an old teacher comes in and
likes his eye upon the figure, and II van.
lshes IN It's true form Of n Shiny serpent.
This is poetry; now for fact. Disease N va.
rious forms seiaes upon young men and
old, and especially does Il affect the kid.
neys and liver, and begin insidiously Ia
work ruin aud death. But Hunts Remedy
as the old teacher, comes In, and the Shiny
serpent Of disease gides away. At FIRST.
mon think that diseased liver or disor.
dered kidneys is mere phantom, and 20
on their way neglecting the evil, and not
realizing their danger. But thisis not some.
thing to be triiled with. Call in Hunt,
Remedy at once u will both reveal the de.
mon, and cast IL out For kidney, liver.
aud urinary complaints there IL nothing
like H.
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Arkansaw Triple Eudowm.,,

we called to-day at the Office of the Ar
k Sa Triple Endowment association and
, Si tne olieers OF this company in the
discharge of their duties in the QUIET and
systematic manner that oharacterizes bus.
mess men of their stamp. The triple Il
organized under the general incorporation
laws OF the state, with a, capital stock, and
sttut'ons AS will engage the attention of
ms honor the police Judge. The officers
Inform us that business with them has been
somewhat retarded of late, IN consequence
OF the impression having gone abroad that
tner company was classed with such insti-
tutions as The Gazette has lately made
war against. The smoke of battle" hay
ing cleared away and the Triple having
passed through unscathed, will, we hone
give the public renewed confidence in this
solid Institution. We wish II success, and
II energy, pluck and fair dealings reap n
reward the Triple will attain it.-IIittle
Rock Gazette, October 10.
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81 on, 81 on orsIo IN n., ~,

The Dallas Daily Nuptial association.
organized September 10, 1882, has issued
lS2 certificates, made but one assessment
and paid = certificates in iull, amounting
to 81 5000, y
Benefits paid in % days after filing the
PROOF, provided the funds ON hand are in.
sulnoient to pay ON receipt OF proof With
auontihueu increase In the membership,
pIounpt payment ei assessments no fears
are entertained for the future. We neither
expect to quit or break. Most liberal terms
to agents. Telegraph your applications.
Address, D. {. Bell, Secretary and Treas.
urer
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Gala Opening Day,
To-day and tomorrow at Bauman's.
Two Boot-Blacks BagCed

George Lay, white, and Bill Chalk, col.
orcd, both knights of the brush, had mis-.
understanding yesterday regarding the
rules that govern the profession, which re-
suited N regular old fashioned fight in
which they got all over one another, rolling
on the sidewalk on Poydras street between
Main an Elm street, filling each other's ewes
with sand.and biting, punching and cougine
for all that was out. They were nj IN q
height of the fight when they both discoy.
cred policeman closing on them This
was the signal for retreat aud tLey ran
down Elm street and over to Pacific avenue
at great speed, closely followed by two DO.
llcemen, who succeeded inrounding them
up and lodging them in the station. h ouse.
Lay is the lad who was put in n few DAYS
ago for fighting and who made his escape
by crawling out between the bars.
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The heavy rains OF the pas, few days has
thrown the passenger trains on the differ.
ent roads out Of time on account Of having
to run slow, and freight wrecks are not un.
common. Nothing additional ha, been
heard OF the freight train tina, went through
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a stable Falls

The front wall OF the old stone stable .it.
uated at the corner Of Main and Broadway
streets, fell yesterday afternoon about
o'clock with a terrible crash. There were
n number OF horses aud several men IN the
stable at the time, but they escaped injury
II is known Us the old Bots d Arc property.
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Mad Dog Killed,

Yesterday afternoon Police Officer over.
and shot and wounded u mad COG, at the
corner Of Main and Lamar streets, which
ran down Main street to the river. where Il
was dispatched. II was. froihiug at the
mouth and swapping at everything within
It's reach
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Opening To-day aud Tomorrow,
Millinery, cloaks and suits, at Bauman's
100 Elm street.
oxronp NGn, August 10, s79-cAnrm Mro
TfNI InNNANNs

oxroRp NEn, August 10, 1872. -CARrsK Mkp
CiNU COMPANY.
GENrLENEN.-p send me five
yials OF Carter's Liver pills NV
Pills to my neighhors, and would say TO the
people Ia general that Carriers Little Liver
Pills cannot be surpassed for common family
use, and DARE say cannot be equaled.
| have been using them for some time,
and find that they are entirely curing me
OF dyspepsia, aud that Is more than | can
say OF any other medicine have ever used,
Respectfully yours, Mas. II. MARTIN,
The Carter medicines for sale by vii.
liams, 1olliver & Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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THE WEATHER
Special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt,

GALVESTON, October H. Observations show.
ing highest aud lowest temperature and rainfall
ior past wenty.iour hours, taken daily at 5
o'clock p, m.
=, The following railroads kindly cooperate with
me United States signal service by recurring
helE agents to take the observations aud use
heir Wlre-without expense to the government,
10 transmit by them, viz: Gulf, Colorado &
1ap.ef INTERNATIONAL y Great Northern, Texas
y Pacific, Texas Il New Orleans, Houston 4
Texas Central, aud Galveston, Harrisburg 4 San
Antonio railroads - - ~
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Nathan league, youth OF some fifteen
summers, was arrested at Forney yester.
day, brought here and lodged in Jail, on the
charge Of approprating stray horse that
was running loose on Bear creek, in this
county. He traded the animal to a colored
man named George Armstrong, who
lives four miles west Of the city,
for a black pony, and had gotten
strong, who gave pursuit, apprehended
him. He came here n short time ago from
Louisiana, and had been working for Mr..
Artemus Baker, farmer on Bear creek.
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Advocates of prohibition need have no
fears of "Prickly Ash Bitters," as it is n
medicine, and by reason of its cathartic
properties cannot be used as a beverage.
IT is manufactured from the purcst mate
rails, and acts directly on the liver kid
neys, stomach and bowels. As blood
purifier 1t has no equal, Is pleasant to the
taste, and effective in its action.
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Aokers Blood Elixir is n most powerful
erndicator OF all impurities OF the blood.
Ulcers, Old Sores, Scroiulous Eruptions, OF
Syphlitic Poisoning, are speedily cured by
It's use. II purihes the whole system and
banishcs all Rheumatic and Ncuralgic
pains Sold by W. IL. Patterson & CO.,
Dallas, Texas.
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INDICATIONS.

iO' Tue Gulf statcs-Fair weather; station.
-! " N'sht rise in temperature In west por.
uon stationary or lower barometer. aud south.
ely winds
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Convenient to carry pleasant to take, and
certain In their results are Acket's Dys.
pepsia Tablets. Recommended by physic.
liant and endorsed by all who have used
them. The best known remedy for Dys.
pepsia. Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co.,
Dallas, Texas.
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SURE CURE FOR BLAcK LEG.

MeSSrs Morley Bros.
GENTLEMEN; - have sold WONDERFUL.
klSdI 10 several Of my customers Who used
u ;os the cure OF BLACK LEG by giving
.e og tNo doses internally and applying Il ex
J. y HUTCHINSON.
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r,, BrrrEEcuR TEXAS. Sept. l. lSSs.
WONDERFUL ElGHT' for BLACK tsG
IN cattle by giving from Is to - lrops iateS.
nally and applying externally once or twtce 10
ue patts sieeted sud IL gave immediate relief
A. J MCLURE W. n sUIFf ETT
a J. STEWARD, WILL McLURE.
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NotIce 10 orcupn,lon ra,.r,,,,.

The grand jury is now IN session, and all
parties due AN occupation tax are notified
to- call and settle the same ~ once.
Respectfully ". II pnAruER.
Tax Collector Ddl,a. county,
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Opening Exposition
today and tomorrow, at Bauman's, zoo
Elm street. " wv
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Ladies', You are Cordially
invited to attend the opening to-day and
tomorrow Mt Bauman's.
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Doctors said | must die of consumption,
but Parkers Ginger Ionic cured me-
y. Orner, Highspire, Pennsylvania.
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Horseford's Acid Phosphate Tor Nervous.
ness, Indigestion, etc
Send to the Rumiord Chemical Works.
Providence, H. l., for pamphlet. Mailed
| ffpp
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Opening Exposition
g day ard tomorrow, at Baumans, 7OC
Elm street
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Ladies'. You are Cordially
invited to attend the opening to-day and
tomorrow at Daumsns.