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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-17
THE CITY.
LOCAL LINKS
Rad Texas Youth.

Read Texas Youth.
City council meets tonight in regular
session.
The criminal docket of the county court
will be called to-day.
Stee, buckles, slides, ornaments OF all
kinds, at Mrs. Chesnuts.
The Billy Arlington Comedy company
are registered at the w ndsor.
The grand jury returned thirty.seyen
true bills yesterday, all for misuemeahors'
The different companies of the marriage
aid associations meet in this city today
viii Perry, of this county, has q peach
tee in bloom which is at the same time
bearing peaches.
The best of steaks, finest coffee and
choicest oysters In the city can be 'ounu AZ
fetrle's restaurant.
The rains have put the roads in bad con.
dluoa, and as there are lew arrivals from
The country eggs are in demand
Wanted, Jour or five good, steady glr!s 10
learn shirt making. Steady work anu
good wages, at Clancey's, 6l2 Main street.
The Presbytery of Dallas and synod meet
~ Weatheriord this week; the hrst on
Wednesday aud the second on Friday.
Call and see specimens of the Russian
method of painting in water colors, at Nc
Celaud's "photon gallery; only one lessor
required.
Copies of the September edition at . cent
can be had at the HERALD office in wrap
pers. Send one to your friends and lie
Them learn of Texas.
DR.. Newsom, health officer, has gil
child nine months old and boy six year
old to give away to responsible persons
They are both orphans.
Edward Clark, president Of the SINCE
manufacturing company, died on the litl
and, as his funeral takes place. to-day, tn
Singer office here will be closed.
Colonel w. ]. Keller and A.. Brownie
have purchased of w, X. Wheelock tw,
thirds interest In Long Lake, which the
propose converting into public resort.
The types Sunday morning made us 50
J. II. Keller instead Of W. j. Keller, in r
ierripg to this gentleman's announ'ems'
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

for county commissioner candidacy, sat
urday night is sometimes u bad time to get
things all tight in newspaper office. But
everybody knew whom was meant, as
everybody in these parts knows WI, Keller
We notice that VIM. Ernenwein, the
painter and paper.hsnger, is doing an i'm.
mense amount of work in his line. IL
would pay anyone contemplating having
work done in his line to see him.
Parties visiting St. Louis should call on
Magnet & Webb, railroad ticket brokers
corner 9TH and Chestnut streets They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points at reduction on regular fare.
Messrs. Mccormick & Starke have just
received and put in position the dandy pool
table. The cushions are the latest patent,
and the ivory balls glide over the table
easily. 1t is pleasure to play ON a table
like this.
Mrs. Hyacinte Prlot died Monday morn
ing, October lG, at 0 O'clock The friends
of the family are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence, near
Trinity cemetery, vt l0o'clock. lnterment
at Trinity cemetery.
/ j, W. Thompson has returned from a
trip east and brings with him plans and
| specifications for an opera-house, TO DC
| built by joint.stock company. lie Will
give the ground fronting on south Com
merce street, at the intersection of Martin
street, and take stock in the building
which is to cost $4,000 He talks like he
meant business.
Messrs. Oliver " Griggs, formerly o
MeYia, have commenced business in thel
new bank building No. 733 Elm street
These gentlemen are well known in bust
NOSE cirplas th ron phout the state and since
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that ordinarily given, and pleased by its
novelty rs well as excellence. MIR. Billy
Arlington is well known throughout the
country rs an old minstrel, and is as at
tractive in his present roles ms Of old. lie
began life as blacksmith in Chicago aud
has developed into one Of the most talented
comedians of the day There are those
in Dallas who remember his odd and hui
morous sign of years ago; Arlington and
Father, Blacksmiths,n With his banjo, in
his songs and character presentations last
evening, he was very fine. The Ideal
Quartette company, composed Of Misses
Zimmerman, Sherwood, Cedersreu and Ar
lington was very good indeed and COL
lectively and individually In their appear
ances upon the stage, met
with hearty encores and charmed their
auditors. The female basso, Miss Cedergren,
Miss Arlington in her Rotations, the duet
by Misses Zimmerman and Sherwood, and
Mr.. W. III. Clark in his humorous songs,
deserve special mention and received the
marked appreciation OF the audience. Tho
entertainment is essentially or principally
concert, but the whole is concluded by q
| laughahle farce, in which Mr.. Arlington S
qualities rs comedian are displayed
| greatly to his credit and the amusement OF
his hearers. II is to be regretted that the
evening was such us to prevent so full d
! turnout OF our citizens as the merits OF the
company entitled them to. They will, how.
ever, probably pay Dallas another visit be
| fore leaving Texas. This evening they Civ,
an entertainment in Waxahachie, and tn,
amusement, loving public Of that town ma,
expect something nice and entertaining
| throughout
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STREET NOTES.

Those who smile at the Office smile and
smile again.
Smoke Duke of Durham cross cut. Bes
in the world.
Petrie's restaurant has opened again.
Come and fill up.
The Office, on Poydras street, grows in
popular favor daily.
Fresh Llmberger cheese aud dill pickles
at Loeb Il Freburg's.
For pure liquors and choicest cigars
always 90 to the Parlor saloon.
The Apollo hall for fresh beer and good
music is the verdict of the public,
II you want to buy family carriage,
end for Orr's catalogue and price list.
Pure, unadul terated Glen Lea and Cea
Lake WHISTLES at the Wichita saloon.
Why is Spring Tobacco having such
run? Because chewers know 1t is the hes
The Parlor saloon has acquired tie repu-
tation of being the bon ton place in the
city.
For steam, water and gas fitting call al
Hosmer Il Co.'S, the old reliable shop, 3u
Elm street.
Boisterousness and disagreeabe surround
ings can be avoided by visiting the Office, oil
. | IOyuraS street.
1t has the name OF keeping the very hes
brands of liquors, aud it deserves 1t, for /
: Is true. We mean The Office saloon.
Gentlemen with even the most iastidiou
taste and exacting palate can be mad
happy at the Office, on Poydras street.
. We have tried IL; We know whereof "
speak. Lemp's new extra export Beer b'
J, longs to that class of goods of the highe'
/ order
y The electric light, tastefully arranged an
~ elegant fixtures, render the Office, on Pc.
y dras street, the cosiest and most attracti'
70 resort in Dallas.
u Mr.. Philip Smith, late of Memphis, pr
~ sides at the Parlor saloon. He Is undout
" eddy one Of the most accomplished mixol
Il gists in America.
" Go to the Caddo house, Greenyille, II "
s. want good accommodations at low rat
20 Comfortable rooms, clean beds and VI
" Implied families, SI pTinss Texa anonas
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Every day In this city thousands Of per
sons eat too much at dinner, and, az a con.
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart.
burn, Indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. If these
VIII take just one OF Carter's Little Liver
Pills immediately after eating, they will be
surprised by the entire absence of those un.
pleasant feelings which daily distress them
ana may continue IN their improper course
OF eating big dinners without fear. Oniy
one little pill, remember % cents. XII
druggists. For sale by Williams, Tolliver
Il Walker druggists
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Special iloticcs.

ns-NorICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the firm Of Field, Bell 4 standeford was dis =.
solved by mutual consent on the 2o,h day OF
September 1882 that the books, notes aud 40.
counts were assigned 10 me on tina, day for COL
lection, aud that no paymen, OF said claims will
DO recognized as legal unless tho parties hold
receip, OF the nru. All persons indebted 10
said Arm will please call at my Office ~ Elm
street. at once, as the accounts must DO closed
up. X. II. SMITH.
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Dallas Social u

Several young men have
to be known as the Dallas 5
NJ. II. Hickox, president
ling, vice.president Will g
John Dulea, treasurer,
gers for the next three mo
Dexter, Charles Swink, J
James Pfouts, The clul
hop Of the season with
weeks,
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nding the Indictment weather,
ice assembled at Craddock's
last evening to witness the
oncert and Comedy company,
justice TO say that everyone
entertainment enjoyed it, The
vas something different from
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Old and reliable medicines are the best Ia
depend upon, Acker's Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years Tor all diseases or
Impurities of the blood. In every form of
Soroinlous, Syphilitic or Mercurial disease
1t is invaluable. For rheumatism il ms
no equal: Sold by w, II. Patterson & Co.,
Dallas, Texas. ''
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N vol are acs ., ~.ae, 20 n.s..sl n.
complaint write To US and We VIII sena you on
yiied Yen agree 10 pay for u II Il cures you. u
Il does no, Il costs you nothing 10 try IL Book,
etr. giving full particulars, FREQ. Address
EiicrHo Pan Mr'o Co., brooklyn, N. y.
A DvERTisk1tsi send for our select List Of
n Local Newspapers. George T. Rowell &
Co, 10 Spruce street. N. Y. ocudSw
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Three Con

Mr.. Carmichael, agent
,iary, arrived in the city
in charge three tonvicis, i
western counties, one of
tor five years for murder
to the convict camp with
the one for murder be "
penitentiary direct. lie
some time by the wasl
roads.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc. /
will send recipe that will cure Won, free
OF charge. This great remedy was dscoy.
cred by a missionary In South America.
send a sell.addressed envelope 10 the Rev,
Joseph I. lnman, Station II, New York
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THE WEATHER..
special Weather Report from Galveston
Cation Belt.

GALVESTON, October Ii. Observations show;
Ing highest and lowest temperature ana rainfall
for past twenty. four hours, taken daily at 5
o'clock p. IN. iii,
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
the United States signal service by requiring
their agents to take the observations and use
their wre-without expense TO the government
To transmit by them, viz Gulf, Colorado Il
ssuta Ne, International Il Great Northern, Texas
4 Pacific, Texa. & New Orleans, Houston n
Texas Central, and Galveston, Harrisburg " San
Antnpin raiirOals
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The Lonsv,ew Marriage Association

pays one Of our leajiug merchants benefit
to-day. Below we have the rccrip, of l.,
hralt, beneficiary on William NJ Robinson
and Miss l.oyUa Willard, OF Dallas:
Received OF the Lnugyiew Marriage asso.
cation, longvi,w, Texas, one hundred and
Sixty lslVul dollars, in full payment of GER
tiilcates Nos. Is aud 10, held by me.
stunned LEVI KRAFT
DALLAS, TEXAS, October, 1852.
The Loneview Marriage nssocia,ion n,vs
I'VE other claims to-day. Address all com.
munications to q. S, LEAcuMIs
Secretary,
Longview, Texas.
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On account Of the death of our president,
Mr.. Edward Clark, our Office will be closed
to-day. The SINGER MIRO. Co.
j, 5 Leachman, MANAGER
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For the West Gulf states-Rain, followed by
cooler aud partly cloudy weather. northerly
winds higher barometer.
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The old stand still lives, with w. pe,rie
on deck. He will be pleas ii 10 see nil
friends and former patrons.
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:. Ask the newsdealcr for n copy OF Texas
Youth, distributed free for the next Two
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Card.

Read Metropolitan Journals, and other
articles in Texas Youth.
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Fresh From Monterey,

Our tOwnsman. Captain 5. o. Hemenway,
returned Yesterday from Mexico after So
journ in Monterey for the past six weeks
Captain Hemenway is largely interested in
silver mining, representing several OF our
best citizens, who purchased the historical
Rosario mines, at Saenins, on the line OF
the Mexican National railway, IA miles
from Laredo. This company have large
force of men at work, mining, constructing
roads and bridges, erecting machin-
ery and buildings preparatory to turning
out millions of silver" Captain Hemen-
way informs us that large representation
of manufactures are soliciting orders Tor
wagons, engines, and other agricultural
machinery with success. The cool
blast of the north will send
many of the pleasure seekers OF winter
homes to Monterey and Mexico, instead oil
the old beaten track to Florida. Mexico
with her interesting history, glgantl'
mountains, beautiful climate and hos
pitable people, will prove al
| inducement to this class OF Americans
Monterey is city of 400 people, WIN
street railways, electric light. theatres
churches, plalas, drives and ponce resuln
lions, second to no city in the great south
west. The hot springs within three mile
OF Monterey are coming into notice b.
virtue of the medicinal qualities of Its water
and are reached by street railway tire
miles long, running out from Monterey.
In chronic disorders resulting. from ike
bad habits of mind and body, the remov'
of the evil, to be permanent, must neccsss'
rily he gradual. Although in some II
stances it is slow, Browns Iron Bitters al
always sure and never fail to restore perie
! health to the physical organization IL Is
: complete strengthened
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with dull feelings and the blues when they
can be so surely cured by simply taking a
few doses of Simmons Liver Regulator
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IittIe Manic Shea

The announcement which was made in
these columns Sunday morning, OF the
death of this charming and interesting little
girl from typhoid fever, in Leadvil!e, Col.
orado, last Saturday, will cause many who
knew her here to feel ineSpressibly sad,
Little Mamie, who was only 10 years old at
her death, was extensively known in Dallas
and was universally loved and admired by
those who were familiar with her sweet,
artless ways and bright intellect. She was
emphatically the light of her home and the
idol and hope of her family, always good
and kind and full Of life and buoyancy o.
soul, saving and doing things that neyel
failed to charm, as they astonished thos'
who saw and knew her. The memory o
this little, pretty, bright and attractive
pirl.woman, will be cherished for a lon'
time by those who had learned long ago
love her. When death comes in suclS'
guise, when it plucks the buds rather thr
the roses; when it scatters its killing tme
over the innocent and beautiful, i is int.
mysterious in the providence 1t team
This is only another illStration, OF its
ing impartiality and the wreck that 1t $. y
a moment make OF what man place.
fondest hopes upon. Ner';
q q y
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Thousands of cases OF Consumption are
cured every year by Ackers English Rem.
edy. A single dose will show It's good Of.
feet and for those who wish to make trial
We have put up trial bottles, at 10 cents
FOR sale by W. ii. Patterson & Co., Dallas,
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Poetry and Fact,

Poetry and Fact, ,,. A. -,
In Keats beautiful poem, "Larain vs. the Anglo
Young man has been led captive bya association, debt
tom girl, and is made the slave
beauty until an old teacher oomviS VS. ttan& Shreenan
fixes his eye upon the figure al-ui Land Claim asso-
ishes in its true form OF u slimN,cd;
This is poetry now for fact. Dis Misan ct al, debt
rious forms seizes upon youn
old and especially does 1t aleo
peys and liver, and begin inrohibon need have no
work ruin and death. But Hum Ash Bittersn as It is
as old teacher in, any Of its onhartc
serpent of disease glides awot be used beverage
men think that diseased ured from the purcs, mate
dered kidneys mere phadirecty ON the liver kid
ON their way ucglccting tn, aud bowels As a blood
realizing their danger But thno equal Is pleasant the
thing TO be TITLED with Ctivs In its action.
Remedy at once; II will boil -
mon aud cast 1t out For The Arlington.
anu ur'ha's 'o'''p'" nding the Indictment weather
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rhsr. eA'd.
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GREAT CHANGES

=. constantly In 2 place, and 's-
tall, can this be said OF our es'ab-
,p'shreut during the past two weeks,
sr,r hat time we have made great
,,vv,nro,ements in the appearance Of our
',are both Internally and externally.
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0Nt N 4
c cotton crop by blow "PFPhee families,
ID filling the staple with u,aiy received
Drm news is to the effect uS"Aohico restau-
Iout west of Dallas on
lic nj or near Grand.c pace where ice
images between he,de had at all hours.
, been repaired, and leasannt resorts in the
on US far as this yuan tle amber liquid
or the night. To VI uo'i'ihoes with some
,,;n ~ MY Tho es.o City jockey club races will
, ~ ,ss, ."sS.fter the Dallas races. Liberal
20 veto the amount,of 81 800 will be offered.
.o races will be iirst-cass and a large Mt.
'hdapce is anticipated. Watch for their
ireulars announcing date, etc.
Dallas Confectionery company, l.. Keacn.
gent, 7l2 Elm street, manufacture OK.
'ressly for the jobbing trade all kinds of
'lain and fancy confectionery also carry n
arge stock of toys, fireworks fire.crnck
RS, etc. Prices low and satisfaction guar.
nteed.
The favorlte sample room and billiard
lall over which there presides the we'll
'nown and atiable Chris. Rlntleman, which
situated in the goodly city of Fort Worth.
ontinues to grow in favor with the general
nd especially the travelling public, simply
'evausc he oilers none but the best and
'nlesI brands OF liquors, wines aud cigars
nd hr and his associates are ever polite
mi al tertive to customers. When YOU 20
y" fort don't fail to look for his place
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INDICATIONS.

mum. Mean Minimum. Mean Rainial
&C. 90
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uIhuuu WI NhN w
OF CorsiCana.
storm the hgh
there is but ~
stroyed life.,bt.
c. A. Soutco"
and two inst
ceiyed q
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Ciwith using
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language; took
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-02-23
BuRTON. Feb. oISt

CONAONt l. w. = 1ol.
Editors Banner:
The roads continue from bad
to worse, but little has been
done up to the present time on
the farms, however some have
made an attempt at planting.
The grangers will have a
meeting at their hall on the 2Ist.
Mr.. "A. League of Giddings,
will lecture, large attendance
of the members is expected.
They are prosperous and gain
ing trade every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randel left tor
Galveston on the 18TH inst, to
be in attendance at Mardi Gras.
DIR. Vim. Mayfeld, Jas. Bow
ers, Jr., John Mullenbrook, and
Squire Broeche left on the 18TH
inst, for New Orleans, for Mar
di Gras.
Married at the residence of
sMr. Estel, on the 10TH inst, Mr..
VIM. Craig and Miss Jennie
Derrick daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Derrick, Rev. D. G. Bowers off
eating. The young gentle
man stole march on the father
OF the bride, and carried of the
prize without his consent. May
they have a bright future and
every dream of joy be realized.
ToUcHsToNE.
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n.lGKET REPORT.
BANNER oFFIcE, |
Feb. -. 1855.
t. b. A.

The following carefully COM
piled statement shows the exact
number of mortuary assessments
levied during the past seven
months, by various Benevolent
Institutions working in Texas
Knights of Honor II, United
Workman II, I. o. o. +. II,
Legion of Honor 7. Knights OF
Golden Rule 10, Texas Benevo-
lent Association 1, now pend
ing. The Texas Benevolent
Association to day numbers
sixteen hundred and twenty five.
These figures show a larger
membership, by six hundred
per cent, than that achieved by
any similar Institution in the
same period. The I. B. A. is
home Institution, its ranks are
filled with new blood: it relieves,
members of all lodge duties and
its interests are guarded by men
of unquestioned integrity.
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CANDIDATES for municipal
nors are now engaged in. the
preliminary steps of button
holing, prior to- entering active
ly into the canvass. Expert
enced candidates say they can
tell the true inwardness of a
mans heart by simply feeling
the button-hole in the lapel of
his coat; their touch. is so fine
that they can feel whether the
party felt will support them or
not. The feeling process is
now going on extensively and
by the first week in March
numerous candidates will be
before the dear people in Off
cial announcements. The BAN
NER is prepared to announce
all candidates for the usual fee,
but it can't undertake to guar
antee that every one will be
elected.
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LickskIllet in Court:

The Justices court was kept
busy nearly all Of Friday in try
ing some cases growing out OF
a general row that took place
beyond Camptown and in the
suburb, known as Lickskillet.
The former and latter are neigh
boring and rival suburbs of this
good city and are divided by
that beautiful crystal stream
known as Hog river; the latter
town being on the east side of
the river. Camptown does not
wish to be held responsible for
the disturbances occurring on
the LickskiIlet side of the river.
Like many other disturbances,
the one that occupied the at
tention of the court had its ORR
gin about a woman. David
Vaughn was tried on the charge
of disturbing the peace and fined
81 and the trimmingr, making
his bill amount to $500.
Sandy Stehnenson was tried for
assault, fround guilty and fined
S. and trimmings, total SI7.9o.
He made a motion for new a trial
which was granted by the court
and the case was set for re-
hearing to-day, Saturday. Rox-
ey Johnson, a lady, plead guilty,
and the court showed its gal
lantry by assessing her fine at
one cent, but the constable who
is ar adept in taxing up the
costs made out her bill for SI2.-
4I. The parties are all colored,
and Lickskillet as a well as
Camptown are colored settle
ments.
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Many miserable people drag
themselves about with failing
strength, feeling that they are
steadily sinking into their graves
when, by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic, they would find a cure
commencing with the first dose,
and vitality and strength surely
coming back to them. See
other column.