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Attempted Sutc;ao.

NEWARK, n. d., Mar. l1.-John ID. ScAlfd.
oer, IN ex-pol'censn SHOT himself in the right
Smple Ibis morning at his hours with The in.
tsntlon o! com nit:i az suicide. -"
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. March ll.-Tbs,--
.ket is quiet and easy. With little doing, M.
Is 10 change 10 note in Fleu: Small ~. ::
Wheat sold ct l30ll40, the lstto- for L,sc.,.. "
Corn sold in snall lots at sOls3. No P r.'
Oats reported. Country produce uncb,,,ss !"
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Coal O.lor Petroleum may bs very riaa for
illuminating or lubrcatirg purposes, but surely
it not the proper thiog to cure cough with
Dr.. B alps Tough Syrup is looked upon 90 the
standard Cough remedy.
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ALWAYS READY!
Oysters Milk --GoDfrCtionY5y
aE'FRF HREISGLE, l19 HING sT.
Ls serving daily the mo.t delicious and typ:s

Ls serving daily the most delicious and ryp:s
lns fries, Toasts and atews ct his
LADIES OYSTER PAHLOkS
and IN his Oyster Rooms for Gentlemen, ps..OaS
may rely upon picked Cys:srJ and Tho BEL;
cookery in all styles,
Mile and CkSAh fresh ard ruro frcnNe
country. always for sale. Try il for you. family.
BrenSlt's Ice Cream, Plea for docsert or lunch
and pure Candies are apeciel.:es in which te his.
never been e1eelled. Cakes of all kinds OF ita
best material cheaper than lacy Can be msdeM
homs. He caters OF the beet for families rS.
lies, balls. fairs and entertainments
Cream Pufa, Tsrts and Pastry Of ell kinds;
Eruits, sughrsd and plsin; Caronels, Mutt ST.:
Confectloneries of all kinds.
JAIL, see, Duv and b3 satisfied. ;ena
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PORT OF ALEXANDRTa


MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAR. Il -,ox,
SIN r'ises..".. ..... 6 II Sun set,....u-.-r -,
AESITt9.
Str Goo hssry, Norfolk. to Z Is !ioco
SAILED,
Sir ueoIge Leiry. Norfolk. By 2 Is liza,
Str 7 V AFRO Esmith. lowe. iieton.n w. .,
tomac Ferry Company. y g.
kGAoEkarL
Schrs Frank McD onre!l. ard Nary "A.
mora, for Richmond, cleared g. New Hnr. iH I
Sehr Cora k!.s, f:om Rishmon1, q: Sa ,ya'
Sch. Hair s. Cranmer, fer Iys.A;..
cleared from Darien 4.h a''S
schEThsyer hinbs!i, for Achm,=l, c!e,,.;
scar Sarah Wolf, from Richmond, >. W,
mingson, N G 7th. - We
Scnr ssrah l. Simraocs was load ils :: Waog.
Eole for Richmond Oh. "VV4'
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Upening and Closing of the MsfEs

CLOSING.
H&nms!on, y. g.. and Eorthesstsrn o,.;rs 8
=: NJ ~ IN. and and Is n, IN.
s western mails 80 and 8 is D. m.
y, oousasf "a malls, via Richmond, Va, 10 81 a,
~ anG 80 and Is Q. m. ' ~ on 90
South and Southwestern mails. VI. T.,r Nh
m; and 90 D. n. ''"s' '"'''s' wv a.
Asnassss Division 7oJa.n.
EaAehsnof's 70 Aouna Hill vs.. sOOa. N
OPENING,
,oH HG 3, % and Western uails. Wis WASH a.
'oS, ~ ~. . ~ a n: II N. and 60 p. N.
ana en- zssils, Wis Richmond, Va, 80 ). n
nss uan"estern mails via I,yDchburs, Vir. inI.
railroad, 8 80 q. "a. - 49, iiSS'o
hansssss Division go pm. for lock BE- os,y
6 sHunI - Nh TO Alexandria, Va, 3 30 p. n.
cose, :. 51SmSrs-Shee opena 8. 30 g. ~. q, a
,,S sunday u asears-oacn opens =. af md
Nyor1cp Ale.Andr!s. Vs., Feb. l6, Is 50 n
~ hoiSoo. "a aDeral m :etir efths ,tocs-
PP .iI COMPANY" viii be- held a. II toh fGG
tiece street, Alexandra. Va. on TUM ,n M W
'ne Gist " OF March. 1882, at u ,cloes Va Il
fy order OF tho Directory. H.
.seea v!d /. y. gz1D. sec4y.
a fRRsH SUPPLY OF EoIEJ:D Ann
~ ~ law LINSRRb GIL; sIsn Ho.t ktao
ost3 "a IE1ners aEd seves,t grades Of Tnhs;o.s
lag Oil, always on hand At - Hoof'ca1-
,as W.F.CREIfiHcON,s
e6 Kiae streas.
hh1 a SAMPLE gOrTLR OF
Au,G's ooUea syRUP
Only Ice regular sjZe okn
jsnl7 .I.D.H. HINT o,.
We HAVE :h!a day occurred Inc agency -,
celebrated brand OF EOTTT, All t95
ana PORTRR, whea We will kosp eonetsntin
GA band, and to which we invite tho .ttent;o,, y,
families who desire ne article OF AJa ar 49,, VI
sp27 W. Z. .5OENanN g ~ Se''
EAsTAk CARDS At
~ mh4 TaNEESSON S s,o,s
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Virginia Conference M Z, C,.y-c,,

siES'hih conference M. Z. Cl:Erc.,
The FeurtsecIh Aanaal Session ct tbs Vir
gaia CNf!reEc,o Of ths NJ. Z, Church met 8,
Mau'Ssas' on Ihu'sasy morciog last R;shop
n. Simrsos p-ts;diGg.
Thirty clerical nen bars wcro prcsco.,
DR.. Thcs. L. Poulsoo WAS appointed g cen
mit'ee OF cEsminaIion fJr third year.
The Characters cf Revs. W. w. Forsv,h. r..
L. PiuIson. s. A. Ball, a. j. Pnster, W. 7.
sahocley, L. II. Vaughan add J. H,lornry
wore passed.
The Presiding Elders reported ,b, coadi,;o,
OF their districts as satisfactory.
Yesterday mornings sion Was o1osunod
10 the reading AID passing UPON The s.alis.ics,
reports cf ihs ministers.
The atterocon session was dsv.t:d 10 Tenn
peral C, Wor (; aad the evening session to Mis-
tionsry work
The Cooisrcnc, will adj, on Taesasy aexs,
The CENTRAL LUNATIc AsYLUM.-As an
adjourned meeting Of the Board of Dirso.crs Ct
ths Central Luaatic Asylum in Rc I'm osd last
night John 7. Schern:rhorn, Of Hsn.i,,, YVES
elected steward, and Major II. NJ. Waite. Of
Petersburg, srchi!tot MeEErj MoCue, J. fries.
ana d 9hlson We're appointed committee to IL
stall thu n3Hly-aI:cied officers toto their r.
spsciv. positions Today. The board sci3urn.
ed TO m'st 10 Petersburg Oh the POI OF Msrsh
tor the purpose CT soiec!iog site 10. .ha nsW
asylum.
HE PRINCE WILLIAM JUDGEsHIp The
hlsuss9as Gsz lite says:
Mr.. HoWson cid lot a.tcnp. to oco.p, the
Detca on Monday last % his commission he'd
not then reacSed bin. LII reported that tho
'renda ofthe Jadgt ,leos assert that il ia hisic-
len.lon to enter upon ths discharge Of his du-
lies OF the posliloa % soon Is he receives bis
commission AID qasliias, and .ha. he will claim
back pay; phethsrs conflict By sexual fore,
Will srise va hsv, not baeu abb 20 ascertain,
ou, from what We ere enabled % esrn Mr.
dowIsan's attitude Will be b,ge rent one"
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LIGHT BLUE CASHMERE,

HeR1M E LEAF LARD, small Hams, c5oca
4 8. Q. Shoulders nr d Breakfas. Piece, af
receivsd By Ifeb7l j. G. MIhRUE!
4 TaORDS CELEBRATED pLrFi: rGn-
ia, DING, in and ID NIB, fer sale !os u
leotd j. y. NiLBURa.
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ETRESH COUNTRY ROLL EUTTRD ;Vr
=. ,g!nls) received to cs7 By
mas D. c. Ely MIR
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a NEW SUPPLY OF MIN OK MBAG
a Preserves and Fruit Butr r. received 70.
Qay Dy lfebl3J J.T GJlRURN.
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a22YTED,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAR, -,es
S..,, rises. 80. .... G II / Sun act. ~
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/ ,AEDRRTE'S NEW CROP GARDEN
- ShkDS, in lsrge variety, Just received di
rect from Ptilsdelphis and for sale ia quantities
10 suit purchasers ut very low rates.
feDlS JANNEV q, M
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
SILVER BOW DEMOCRACY.
Meeting Of tho Central Committee
Yesterday.

Pursuant to call By the Chairman,
,i.e Democratic Central Committee ot
silver Bow county met yesterday In
thix city.
On motion 1t was ordered that the
following cali be made to the DemOc-
racy If this county:
UeI.ocrntic I0ters Of IGlrer Bosr
County:
Y0L are requested to assemble In
your resI'ec. i've precincts on SATURDAY.
the 18th day Of August. 1ss:3.,
purpose Of selecting delegates to the
county convention to be held In
Butte. % Friday the first alsy Ut
september. ls3::. aud that you meet
=, the following places:
Bntte. - delegates: Basin. l: Walk.
ervilie, IL: Catchings WWd Camp, L:
(entcrville. 1; Centennial Brewery. :: :;
Red Noun ain. =: Fred $chuers. ::
Vern,=ci,es. !: Mea'ierville. 3: New :
t'n'- saw Mill, !: silver Bow, ,:
Gulrh. !: Rocker. i: Divide. ?:
NcCauly's Ranch, l: Butcher town,
l; Yankee Dm,dle. !: Browns Gulch,
I: Black tail. !: L. 4 y. Depot, =:
Norwood. ]: Burlington Nine, /:
Ne!rose. !: French Gulch. !: Lar
gey. l: Metals. 1:Haii Columbia. !.
This committee recommends that
proxies should not be alIOx ed in the
Convention. Primary meetings in
the several precincts are requested to
e!ec, delegates and alte:nates. or to
authorize the delegates in attendance
~ cast the entire vote Of tie precinct
W. \. CLARK. Chairman.
JOHN HI. CURTIS, secretary.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
PERSONAL.

Mr.. W. Religh l. in the city from,
Helena.
Mr.. ". CT: eau, OF Tiniic, Utah, 10
in the city.
Mr.. ". Woodruff is in Butte, from
Cheyenne.
MIA tone Nathan Is registered
from San Francisco.
Mr.. r. O. Adams, Of American
Fails, Idaho, is in Butte.
Mr.. e. L. Holland, vi St. joe.
Missouri. is In the city.
MI. ". 5. Jewett, Of Rlackfoot.
arrived In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Hugh Mckenzie Of Multlocu.
W.n'd River. i, among the late mr.
rivals.
Mr.. W. II. Hibharsj, . very prnin-
ihent citizen Oi Cheyenne, is visiting
Butte.
Mr.. NJ. ". McC:arken, wife and
Mr.. Jenkins. father ii Mrs. NcCrack-
IN. returned from Wonderland yes
;.r,iay.
Mrs. Kate Sl,otlair, who has Leen
yer: lsOr health for several mont ~,
left Friday for the Boulder Hot
SPfin-s.
Mr. r. N. D;niDny, representing
The Omaha Ucruisi. lett thi. morning
for Soda springs, Idaho. He il YER
much pleased with this district and
carries off about 20 pounds Of very
handsome specimens.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
CAPTURED.
A Thief Steals q Watch and IL
Arrested tho Same Day.

Yesterday morning q watch was
stolen from valise in Owsley, Vail.
ton 4 Co.'S stable. The police were
at once notified and last night at 3
o'clock the thief wa: captured by
Marshal Smith. The watch was
found at the l,awnshop Of Mr. Rich,
where it had been sold for $iO,
though the actual value Is said to Le
81. The man arrested Of c urse
denies the charge; however, be was
placed in Jail. This was Ger ALLY
quick work, for the watch had Not
teen stolen twelve hours Lsfore 1t
was found aud the thief in Jail. Thus
endeth the fir>t lesson. and the
second will be . hearing On the
Charge Of larceny.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
19OZEN LAKE..


Hon. q. ". S.aplctom returned
yesterday from . business trip to
Glendale and while there was told
Of = la e which . hunter had seen
near the head waters OF Wise river.
about 50 miles south .: Butte. It !.
situated high up In the mountains
and surrounded ~ steep crae. and
the water IL frozen solid. no. with.
standing the remarkably wa M
weather in this . ctiOn. The hunter
II convinced that it never tn. vs., and
state. that In the centre Of this great
M,ly OF ice Is . large avalanche Of
snow piled up to great b. light,
which has evidchtIy slid down fTUn
tie crags surrounding the lake. 1t
is described ~ beautiful spot.
scenery grant and the whole country
alive with game. A glorious place
no doubt for summer excursion.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16

Opllod lrnm The 0oouDnO of our
ExoAa1Roa.

The c.,Iesed peaple q Benton an
oFx;arizins minstrel troupe.
The Fir~t National Bank II Miles
City hxs commenced business.
A telegraph operator named Ford
has been arrested 1t Mikes City for
stealing . watch.
O. e. Norton thinks Montana
m ning dis, Tict gill eventually .!aDd
ut the head cf the ist o: The rich
mining dlssr,c;a in this Terri OF.
GesereI Terry and Major Hughes,
wnO are ana < ing tour OF inspection
~ ,:.e military posts in this district.
were al Fort X.Ginnis u the al
inst.
The miners 1t Wright 4 Edwards
mine, Barker District, are ~ .
strike. Wages were tut d.'wn from
81 to 8 per day. and the men refused
10 work.
During the recent visit to Miles
City Rev. DR.. Eennemen succe~ded
in raising enough funds to pay off
the H.. D. on the T. .thOllc church Of
that -:;y.-SI..iO IS
Captain Wn.. Alien has been out
int.:e Au.cIeshe:i country buying
up i.nd scrip az tue ha;:-breed-. He
secured scrip representing about 4.tAU
acres Ct lau6.
Billings has organizei . $50 go
ciety. aud \ convenient Telegraph
Io < has been selected ;cr future use.
The rough. have teen notified to
look little out.
The well known Montana race
horse. Sorr~l Mike. recently won q
t:.r-e-quarter mile dash at Coney L.
land in l:lS;. and another Of the same
length at BIipgl:ton Beach in l:lSi.
Miss Flora Black hes located a
ranch at the mouth Of Willow Greek.
Meaxh~r county. about three miles
from White sulphur Sprin:s. aud
has mmeu-ed 10 improve the
SAME.
Colonel Moa'.'s company. Of the
Third In:antIy. who relieved the
com :,anv IN camp on the Narias n
the lst Of the month. has b~rn order.
ek to the crossing Of Birch creek,
about ten miles from the .gercy."
The Rosebud was ten days going
from Benton to Bismarck. She Vas
too heavily loaded with wool and
managed to get fast on nearly every
sand tar In the stream. She got !.
there. however, and not . bale Of
wool VAS left.
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A great many persons are DESTROYS
Of attending the races yet cannot af.
ford to hire carriages for that pur.
p0se and will not ride In the wretch.
ed conveyances generally run BE-
tween here and the track, and It
strikes ~ that the new bus Of Ovs-
ley, Walton 1 Co., h just the thing.
Why net run tho 'bus foe Tie accom-
modati0n Of our citizens.
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theatre ComiQue.

An attractive bill drew full house
1t the COmique last evening. The
performance vas, as usual, pleasing
and drew from the delighted audi
ence repeated and stormy applause.
All did we'll and fully sustained the
high reputation which they lear In
Butte theatre going circles. To-mor-
row . complete change In programme
will be Oflxre
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Bullion Shipments.

1t il very evident that the n,nntl:!y
bullion shipments from this iistric,
are increasing rapidly. and there il
no reason Why they should not BE-
doubled within the next six months.
OF course the refined bullion is Oa!v
little over One-third Oi the actual
shipments from the district, for the
Parrsk, Montana, and C"lorasi.
smelters all send their base tu.-
lion out by fright. The following
amounts We're forwarded by express
ON the date. mn sa.,d.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
RAILROAD Horn


, General E,nierant Agent Gr"at. d
t:.~ N".,h-r; Ps...iiie. has sent to Col
Gould, Ut the Miles City United
States Lsnd-o3ce. . fiBe cabinet fol
the h:tision Of Erxin.. minrra;s,
qualifications. etc. of the Yellowstone
Valley. When hlled the cabinet ID
to be sent 10 take . place in the
Northern Pacific exhibit At the Min
neapslis Ex.s'eiticn.
R-i-,.'> from Ill along the lice OF
the Northern Pacific give assurance
OF large and go'd cr.i,- il all tue ter
ritor; trxver>ed by the road.
Superintendent, H.l'ett's railroad
tswB at The front Of construction o.
the Northern Pacific, IVES; of Nis-
.ou!a. II said to be tie larxest city #
the kind In the world. The p<'pula-
ton il shout 10 90 p~ople. nearly al;
railroad lalorers. about three-iourth-
o; wh IN are Chinese.
The 2enera! freight age.: Of the
Northern Pacific road has notified
the local agen: At Miles City, Nr.
Garfield. tha: a''par!or stock car
vii! re ready sor service on this Rad
~ the Isl Of September. In the..
cars cattle in tran.it ore fed and
wa:ercd.
W. G.. Van Horn. General Mana
ger of the Canadian Ps .it:c, in re-
cent inte: view said his company will
build $50 miles u main line and l6u
miles Of branches this year. Track
is being laid con. 'nually between
Winnipeg and Lake superior, dis
lance OF 100 miles. The Eoas will b.
to the Rocky m.unlain.
~ August ]. 1859. 1t has 1893 men
1t v TX. laying 81 miles Of track per
day. The great land sale Of ). 00O. ~
acres from its grant from the Cana-
dian Government to the English
syndicate. with the Duke Of Man.
chester at his head. vas completed
m July 18th. when the syndicate
paid to the road $lj.p,D.O,j. The
lands are not in one e0nsinu0u.
block, but taken from e cry nth sec.
lion throughout the grasts. Arrange
ments are being perfected to co!onize
these lands with English farmers.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16

Tie firm Of c. b. Houser / Co..
continues to attract purchaser in
want Of goods in its Jise. and the ex.
tensive sales it daily makes are con.
vincing proof. Of the superior char
acter Of the stock kept On hand. The
motto Of these gentlemen IL: Flint.
class goods, bottom prices and square
dealing.' Give them y call.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16

BUTTE, MONT "A.
lust receavod ~ lie undsssasneu. near 10
Orsnes y NoiE aud eoSx olSeees Q 0pe ~
so1tmenl o. so;d and Silver WateA0o, lew
e;1y. Ae. su6has
L0dieo' and Cent? Watches.
Ladies' and Cent? Fine chains
lAdjos' Pine Gold Aeefs.
LAdiee' Pine Gold Xecklaees.
Ladiee' Fine Black Onyx eetlS 4 Neek
!0r~4
LadiGs' Fine grasses. Thlmbles. &e.
Also . 0Ne assortment o. RINGS az all
EiEds, also Q 6ne lc; a. Pebble AEd 9;eTe0-
scope 9rsc'ae!es and Nasd 0lasaes: alao
. large lot ns .loeks on hand: ali ~ which
now desire % express - the people Of
B2tse ed vicinity my nsnst heartfelt thaaks
fov thetI liberal patr00aCe. 4 continuance
~ the came . nssss: rcscectirliy solicited By
FERRY Z aUIj IVAN
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Will Be Here.

The Most Reverend Archbishop
SeeheFs will arrive in this city from
Portland. Oregon, on the 3lst Of Au-
gust. The Archbishop b well known
aud highly esteemed BY all who have
the pleasure Of his acquain lance. He
makes regular visits to the different
Catholic churches In Oregon. Mon
tana. Idaho, and Washington Terri
tories, and At oil points large crowds
flock to hear him preach. He il truly
. n,Hst talented gentleman.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16

Butte Restaurant,
EAST BROADWAY, Butte, n. +.
Paul Davis, Prop.
A No. l table. with all the delica.
cier of the season and accommodating
walters will b. found ut this favorite
and fopular restaurant.
Beard per week = 800.
Board per month 800.
Breakfast from $50 to 8 q. m.
Dinner - Il p. M.
supper " SD 8
Ham and Eggs Twice . Week.
3 heal Tick;ets, $l.W
aprl-dtf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
To Families.

No need 81 cooking dinner at home.
Go to the ParlOr Eating House and
get chicken dinner, with Ice cream
and cake, ~ 80 cents.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16

the Territory and take pleasure ex-
cursi00 through the National Park
0eoeral NcCalnm0u comes fruiu
Wash,nGten - one Of the commits
sion 70 treat with the Indians for tive
n. p. right Of way through the Flat
bead r. efvat'on and We trust that
the vexatious question Of compen -.
tion will Be speedily settled and de-
lAy IL gs.ding work on that portion
q The nilroad not extended beyOud
The middle Of next month.
The Piegaa Indians are moving
seoth IN small war parties, aud sup
posed to Be going toward the Judith
1asia and Yellowstose country.
Major Young. BY actual count b.
$50 lndiass belonging to his agency.
The nations issued being insufficient
fee their support, the Indiaas are
obliged 70 - to var, and have already
killed . number Of cattle o. Birch
Creek and the Narias, and report
says that they have sold the hides u
ths agescy. Al present the agent h
lssuing gatioos . but six hundred
md my Isdians, although he has !
claimed to have seven
fheosa1d I've hundred . feed. The |
present wosld Be ~ excellent oppor-
lo0jty . investiGate affairs 1t the
lge1ey. Stock men should look for
- var parties, and = se.:d . detec-
i've % GxamlD0 the hides now 1t the
'0sney wosd b . good move on the
NJ a H. etock0es's Annexation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-18

..,.,,;.,.. ~, ,,,,,u,, 81 Nr y
VINO mas peen yls,une .ne ini,i's ", m far
7. stevenson, Ieit yesterday n''i''pb WI
home.
II. A. McMurtry, formerly of this city
but now of Greenyillc, was in the city yes
terday greeting his many friends.
Colonel Jules A. Randle, of BRENNAN, ar
rived iu the city yesterday morning, ana Is
guest OF the Grand Windsor MOTEL
Major ]. Fishburne, the able and ailable
editor of tie Mexia Ledger, was in the city
Yesterday shaking hands with his many
friends.
Mrs Uu,h II Ra;rey and daughter, Miss
- I,asa an ,h;a mornino's south.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-18
PERSONAL.

:. Mr.. John +. Elliott leit this morning for
New Orlems.
w. Baird, prominent merchant Of Wax
ahaohi' was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. r. Whitehead, Of Decatur, Is in
this city, u guest OF Mr.. August Miller.
Colonel r. W. Miner. U. 8. JUSTIFICATION.
ncy, Is In the city guest al the 81. George
hotel.
=. Alexander, proprietor Of the II
Psso hotel, Fort Worth, Was In the city
yesterday.
w. II. Mccormick has returned from n
sever y weeks vi II 70 Seymour, Indiana,
his ol homo.
Mia LorA Cowazt, Of Atlanta, Oeoreis
Twisting the family ri her brother, M. ii
=. Oowast, Of this city.
W L. 0riRgs, q prominent ciiiscn O
asxis: vss IN The city Yesterday, and pal,
ne h11AtD ~ ~ call.
ME- lyAAle eulAR'aad, The lovely an,
eccvmplishsd dAus htsr Of Captain 0tora
buthszlands . b. LouIs grain msrchani
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-18
SIDEWALK NOTES.
d. w. d. at 1.-THE Office"


If you go to Sherman stop at the Binkley
house.
Fresh Milwaukee at The Office on Poy-
dras street.
A most palatable lunch day and night at
"The Parlor."
Infant wardrobes ana cniurens white
suits at Baumans.
Water and gas-fitting done by Il. f
Doyle, S3l Main street.
Large line of dotted swiss, in cream and
white, at Calm Bros. & Co. s.
Opened new lot of lace and sateeA finish
pique, at Calm Bros. & Co.'S,
The best table board in the state is had at
the Bnkley house, Sherman.
Cross & Blackwel's onions chow chow
and gherkins at Loeb & Freiberg's,
Have your water and gas-fttings and re-
pairs done by Il, \, Doyle, s3l Main street.
The purest wines and liquors and coolest,
freshest beer in Dallas at 1.-THE Parlor.n
GARDENERS say apply to W. II. Howell &
Bro, Coz Elm street, for fresh and reliable
seeds.
For good and cheap clothing and fur
nishing goods, 80 TO Calm Bros. 4 Co. s, 635
and 637 Elm street.
Cool Milwaukee, Anheuser and Lemp's
beer kept always on tap, fresh and foaming
ut the Wichita saloon.
The finest cabbage in the world is from
California. The onions are extra fine.
Send your orders TO Levi & Bro.
The largest and newest style of ladies'
and misses plain and fancy linen collars
ever displayed lis at Calm Bros. Il Co.
Crushed feed.-Oats, corn and barley
crushed is economical, healthiul and better
tor horses and cows than whole grain
Corn meal, Graham flour, hominy and grits
manufactured AZ Feltons corn.mill, Pat
, terson avenue.
Elegant liquors of every kind, the finest
wines Of all descriptions, the best brands Of
cigars exttnt and the coolest, freshest beer
. In Dallas, are the refreshments you will al
ways find At the Glen Lea saloon, corner Of
Main and Murphy streets. Mixed drinks q
, speciality, and cocktails in the morning III
1 for the gods.
"The Parlorh has quite an acquisition tc
its corps of attendants. Mr. Richard Elan
}. agan, iavorably known as an artistic con
b coctor of delicious beverages, Is now al
. "The Parlor." lie invites all his friends
4 and the public generally, to call whenever
/ they are sad and would smile" He has
|. welcome for all, and 1.-THE Parlor" handles
$ only straight goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-18
Carolina, Points to Remember,

That Acker's Blood Elixir is a specific
remedy for neuralgia, rheumatism, malari.
Gus and other ievers, scroiulous tendencies,
and all forms of blood-poisoning. 1t puri.
fest system, rouses and develops the
nervous energies, enriches the blood, pro.
notes appetite, dispels languor, and res.
torres the body TO robust health. Sold by
w. II. Patterson & Co., the Pcachstone
Iiniment men