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Texas Weather.

The rain that fell Tuesday was followed
yesterday morning by norther, and rather
stiff one for this season Of the year, which
made overcoats very pleasant throughout
the day. For fickleness, Texas weather will
most undoubtedly take the cake. 1t blows
hot one minute and cold the next,
but 1t IL due to the climate
to state that these northers are not of ire.
quent occurrence. This isquite change
in the weather." remarked u reporter to a
gentleman yesterday. "Wel, l should
say" he responded. ut reminds me of
my first experience in Texas. l came to
Dallas years ago, from jefferson, and II was
ust this month Of the year. l was travel.
ing In wagon drawn by two sturdy
oxen, The heat was oppres.
been for the refreshing breeze that now and
then swept over the prairies. would have
been suilocated by the heat. One Of nv
oxen was finally overcome by the heat and
fell dead. was poor man, and deter.
mined to skin the animal, bring
me hide ON to-. Dallas and sell Il,
put had hardly begun the task
before tho wind shifted to the north, and
before had skinned the dead animal the
other one was frozen 10 death by mort her
that came sweeping down on me-"
The reporter looked him square In tho
eye and he thought Of Ell Perkins but.
once having met that prince Of liars. he
Knew " was not him, but he IL willing IN
wager that ne IL direct descendant 81 the
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New York, Feb. % Editor HERALD. -
SIR am continually watching the import.
ers and manufacturers opening displays.
and shall remain in New York until the
10Th OF March, when all the leading novel.
ties and styles of the ST ason are decided on
and our millinery department shall be filled
with all the rare designs as they appear.
especially our ladies', Misses and childrens'
suit department. Our silk and fancy goods
shall be OF the newest shades and best
styles adapted for our market Neckwear,
mlts, gloves and corsets will be carefully
selected to suit our fashionable trade.
French flowers and plumes all the rage. All
these goods are personally selected by me,
and bought from first hands, manufacturers
and importers. Our wholesale and retail
trade has largely increased which enables MS
to buy by the case. Our prices will be quick
sales and small profits, as before. Thank
ing the ladies of Dallas and neighborinp
towns for past patronage. and hope to be
favored with their further valuable trade. I
shall keep up the reputation of our leading
styles. Largest wholesale ana retail milf.
merry and ladies' suit house III the south.
west. Very Respectfully Yours.
MRS. Il. BAUMAN.
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PERSONAL.

S. Totem, Of Sherman, is at the st.
George.
Frank Karsner, of Florence, Alabama, is
| guest at the st. George.
A. IL. Clarke, hardware merchant of
| Denton, is at the St. George.
Ii. N. Hoffner, prominent merchant OF
kaufman, is registered at the st. George.
Captain Joseph II. Moffett, merchant OF
Lancaster, is in the city looking through
| our wholesale houses.
Mrs. Colonel Q. II. Stevenson, her friends
will regret to learn, is quite i'll, with pneu-
| monia.
Mr.. #. d. May, general travelling agent of
the Pennsylvania railroad, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. J, w. Mccullough, manager for the
]. NJ, Brunswick & Bake, billiard manu-.
iacturers, of st. Louis, is at the Grand.
Windsor.
Colonel Mcknight and DIR. Lewis, promi-
nent citizens Of WaXahachie, were in the
city yesterday, and paid the HERALD o
pleasant call.
Captain +. w. Young, of Fort Stockton,
George Wescott, of Los Angeles, Captain
]. Il. Scully and wife, Fort Worth, are at
the Grandchildren.
Dan Ripley, general travelling agent of
the Houston II Texas Central railroad, and
formerly resident Of this city, was mar
ried last evening at Cincinnati, to Miss
Edith Hudson, one OF that city's fairest
daughters. A host of his friends here tele-
graphed their congratulations.
AT the st. George: 2 NJ Cammer, Corsi-
CANA Il i Bowles, Little Rock, Ark; John
Scion, Waxahachie; Il ii Tabor, Putnam;
w Franklin, Allen; j b Grafton, st Louis
l. S Crawford, Marshall; } A Cain, New
York; b Strobe, Sedalia; II S Kimball,
Sherman; w + Stone, Dan Bird, @ G AID.
dington, GAINESVILLE; George Herndon, Jes.
sic Shain, Mckinney; A Il Graham, Lewis
vile; nj Summers, l. Ritter, Forney; @
b LENS, Waxahachie Il w Erwin, Ennis;
Marshall Moore, James McEnteer, Robert
Oyler, Louisville, Ky; NJ Bunton. Sweet
water; DR. Pardue, DR. VIM Galway, st
Paul; ] p Hanley, Corslcana; Il II Young,
Brenham, John W Wray, Fort Worth; "
Il Harris, Grapevine; Il Cansey, Graham;
l. L Kimball, Carthage, Mo; WI Sanders,
Waco; Frank Grey, John Powell Memphis,
| Tenn.
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Card.


As have figured conspicuously upon the
dockets Of the criminal courts of this county
the last few weeks, feel it Just to myself
and due my friends to advise them through
the columns of this paper of the results of
these prosecutions. The late grand Jury
preferred eleven indictments against me.
They have been disposed of and have been
honorably acquitted and discharged IN each
case, Without blaming or censuring any
body, cannot help believing that the otii-
GERS of the law and the courts have been
prejudiced against me by false insinuations
made by personal enemies, who had moth
ing but individual malice to crafty. To
the many friends who assisted me in max.
ing bonds and in attending court as wit
nesses return my thanks, and assure them
that their kindness is highly appreciated
Very respectfully,
W. r, UNpERwoop.
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Farmers Ill-Luok.

A farmer In a conversation with a
HERALD reporter, yesterday, stated that
there was great deal of cotton yet to be
picked, and that with the most propitious
gathered, and as the weather continues so
rainy the probabilities are that thousands
Of dollars worth of the staplein this county,
and. in fact, north Texas, will rot in the
fields this season. The bad weather and
the lack Of labor have proved detrimental
to planters, The recent rainy spell has
thrown them behind considerably in pre-.
pairing the ground for any kind OF seed, and
from present indications they will have a
hard spring to contend with.
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Merchant Tailors.
MI -
v. r. UNDERwoo.

ufUTUHNHt THIIOrN.
The Douglas Bros, merchant tailors, 7O3
Main street, have received and always
carry full line of gents dress goods, OF
French and English manufactures. of ali
textures and colors diagonals and fancy
suitings of the very latest STYLES. Their
stock is complete and the selections varied
and comprehensive. They have been in
business here for years, and by their strict
attention to business and their truthful
representation of goods. and their well
known skill in cutting and fitting, they
have built up tlourishing trade In thi,
city aud the surrounding towns.
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,, In another column is the portrayal of an
Herculean,tes of Clancey's celebrated draw.
ers,double-lined in the seat. There is no
power on earth that can split
or tear them. These are daisy
drawers, that the general public
aote on IL IS said that "a thing of beauty
ia Joy forever" yet to reverse the thing
they are most undoubtedly ioy forever.
There is actually more joy in these double.
ever dreamed of. p0e''
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l.. II. Curtis, jeweler, corner of Main and
Poydras streets, Repairing fine waite hes q
specially.
Watches, diamonds, fne gold jewelry,
ladies' and gents gold chains, rings, thin,
bles, ladies' misses children's gold, silver
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and lookets.
New goods just received. Elegant stock
Of silverware, tea-sets, ice pitchers, walters,
castors, toilet sets, Rogers Bros. Hat ware,
new line lace pins owl pins, latest style;
new. stock fine marble, alabaster and rilt
clocks with cathedral gongs, at corner Main
and Poydras streets,
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Interesting Lecture,

Rev. Father V. Quinon will favor our cit.
liens with lecture at the Sacred Heart
church Saturday night, s clock, March
18th (St. Patrck's day.. The subject is 81.
Patrick, and we are informed the reverend
father handles his theme in a mastery and
interesting manner. Our citizens should
attend and hear him, BY so doing they
will no doubt be edited, and In the same
time aid his young church to purchase
bell. We will be there. Cards of admis.
sion, 10 cents. Turn out and give our
Catholic friends a lit.
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How old are you,n said an ancient
dame to q grinning little tar.pot "Weil
If goes by what mudder says, | ia most
ten, but If ] goes by do fun Use had, Use
most a hundred" o ! that all could meas.
ure their years in this way, but how many,
measure them by long night watches, and
almost fatal coughing spells, which could
have been cured by q bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup taken in season.
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Satisfactory Evidence.

J. w. Graham, wholesale druggist, of
Austin, Texas, writes: l have been
handling DR.. William Halls Balsam for The
Lungs for the past year, and have found il
one OF the most salable medicines have
ever had In my house for coughs, colds and
even even o S,in, always giving entire
SATURDAYS steamer. ~
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General Lees Lecture

The great event of the season is at hand.
General Lee will deliver his lecture on
Charlottesville this evening at Mayer's
hall in the room Of the Young Mems
Hebrew association, at s O'Clock. The pro.
cesson of music and military escort will
leave the Grand Windsor at p. m. Tickets
only fifty cents. and the entire people are
expected to attend.
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A Daisy Place

Chris Rinueman's saloon of Fort Worth
which is hard by the depot, is well known
to and most popular place with the tray.
cling public. Chris and Dick FLANAGAN
preside, and the purest and best LIQUORS ara
served and concocted in a STYLE TO snit
the taste of the most fastidious. They
carry nothing but the very best brands n
goods, and II you iain would smoke, II il
here you will find the best brands of cirara
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AE TEXAS LAND:AND MORTGAGE co.
OF LONDON.
This company is prepared to loan money
at reasonable rates Of interest at from one
10 five years time, .socured by deed of trust
on improved. lands. 1t will. ::also negotiate
county, municipal. railroad and other
bonds, and purchase vendors lien notes.
C.E. WRLLKsLxY,
General Manager, Office COS Main street,
Dallas, Texas.
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Browns Bronchial Troches for coughs and
colds: III have been trying to get along
without them, but with odds rather against
me. do not see how il is possible for a
public man to be himself in winter without
this admirable aid."-[Rev. II. NJ. Devens,
P0casset, Massachusetts. Sold only in
boxes. Price % cents
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Where is 1.-THE 0lice2 ?" Why its the
place they rolled in those fine barrels of w.
II; MoBrayer's best on Saturday last. 'Tis
sMd IL takes more than one swallow to
make summer but 1t requires about two
the time for the dry and thirsty pilgrim.
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County court,

There were two convictions In this tribu.
nal Of Justice yesterday. Lee Partman was
nnsd - and costs on The charge Of simple
Milan Rector pleaded guilty 10 the than
q . couple. Of nscond-kan6 clocks. ia
played z stag sneagemsnt against Old
Ecsnsx Tine but Wa jsfksd up In min.
and costs. They VIII both 10 10 70 he I ro ~
hzm md study Agricultural pursuits. WV
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NnIinn

Mr., Eli Johnson, foreign corresponding
secretary of New York State Temnerancss
society, now on his way from California 10
New York, will be in Dallas Thursday and
has consented to deliver one ofhis p6pnlar
lectures, on Thursday evening at ESQ. Mt
Tabernacle M. Il. church; no admitance fss
at the door. He comes nightly recon.
mended by Henry Ward BeeSher, ex. Presi.
dent Il. b. Hayes, 7. Dewitt Talmage, ex-
Governor 81. John, j, P. Newman, Phillip
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NO BACK,
In. one Of Hans Anderscns stories. be
speaks Of an old elf lady, who, when she
went into company, made n very genteel
appearance, only she had no back, 'Therc
are many people who suffer 50 many aches
and pains and weakness In. that part Of the
lR0uy' mat they almost wish they had no
Sn n: p Sas these pains, etc, COME from
,,.sQt's Remedy, the great kidney and i liver
n,,s cine--that works TO such charm. thst
cor ,cIslng becomes, like the clf lsdy. nm.
hsvsr~ Of o back, though unlike her in
hsci.e Hos iole, sound and psrpendicula
stifisst w Remedy has back of the
vsaS ana for its miiaion 10 70 support ths
ING III ovo J. s issa ailins. end Ills Il Is DO.
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Dallas boys Abroad

b. u, Cabell, son o General W. l.. Cabeli,
and Charles Tucker, who left this city for
Leadville In 1878, by wagon, write home
from Bradshaw. Arizona Territory, that
they have located and ars working several
mines rich In gold and silver, specimens Of
which the general received from his son.
These two young men deserve credit for
their pluck aud energy for out of the many
who went to hunt In the gold Acids of the
northwest they are OF the few who had the
pluck and hardihood to work until success
are that IN the possession of these n,ines
they have On immense fortune.
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Men have hitherto been In the habit OF
leaving their offices for lunch. Now thew
get the best lunch at 1.-THE Office"
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Attention. Queen City 0uards
You are commanded to meetthis evening
ut $50 p. M, al the armory, In full dress
uniform. by order Of
=, GKo. Il. FELrcS, Captain.
in. BAIRD, Sergeant.
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TO THE LADIES

Your attention is called to the fact that
you can be supplied on short notice with
hats, underwear, and all kinds of millinery
goods at very low prices by calling on
Mrs. E. CHESTNUT,
Next door to Grams jewelry store, Elm ct.
rT0nly lady clerks employed.
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Candies and all kinds Of CONNECTIONS.
wholesale and retail. The only place In
Dallas where You can get fine home.m
ESous; Dallas confectionery company, 7l2
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Lamar Rifles, Attention,

lamar KIfies, Attention,
armory (City Hall) this Thursday evening,
March Sth, at a quarter TO I sharp, fully
equipped for parade. ]. O. TURNER,
Captain Commanding.
Ed. OVERLAND, First Sergeant.
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Al Altered Outrere.

Warrants were Issued yesterday morning.
q the instance Of The county attorney, for
the arrest Of Ia. Flowers and his wife, both
eoloted people, who ars rspldsnts Of 0trinr.
town, charging them with outrssins ~
person q oolesed glsl named Belle Wcsth.
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p. W. Goebel,.. druggist, Of Louisburg,
Kansas, says: ~ have sold .PrioSiv AK
Bitters' for five years, and 1 have never
handled medicine which gave more uni.
yersal satisfaction. II is fast becoming the
family medicine Of this section. have
warranted dozens Of bottles and never had
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Go to the Caddo house, Greenyillc, ifyou
want good accommodation at low rsteo
COMFORTABLE rooms, clean beds and well
supplied table can always be found
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LOCAL NEWS.

LuMpER-we have the largest and hes
assorted stock Of lumber in the mark ct and
will at all times-compete in prices. Come
and see us before purchasing. Yard nea,
Howard Oil Company.
GRIrfirHs- & CowsIn.
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Elbouf suitings at II. Zimmerman's.
Attention, Druggistsl

VIII sell, barter or exchange large and
assorted drug stock at sacrifice; will take
iwo'thirds In land good reasons for selling.
For particulars address Druggist, lock box
81, Marshall, Texas. IVA
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Notice 10 OCCupation Ta1-Payas.
Notice is hereby given to all persons dine a,
occupation tax to the state and county that tbs
grand jury will meet Monday, March IL issa Wv
Respectfully, G. b. GILLESPIE
mafI-ot Tax Collector Dallas comfy
STREET STRAWs,

The best of liquors at the Glen lea
saloon
Put a nice polish on your shirt by using
iDobbin,s starch polish. For sale by Wal
lace IL Waggener. '"
Just the thing for polishing a shirt BOSOM
collars and cuffs, Dobbin's starch polish
Az b. NJ. Bond & Co. g.
II you wish drink of the very best Of
whisky, concocted to a queens taste OF
straight" if you please, go the Glen Lea
For the nobbiest and best suits of furni
tqre and foreign chairs, go to the old reli
able. Geo Rick, $50 and 1872 Elm street.
who has the best assortment in the city.
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MIR. John f.. Barber, tho well.known
vegetable man, has removed from his stand
near the post.otiice, to the Lee rand market
corner OF Nam and Market streets. Goods
delivered promptly. '''
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All Are Invited
to call at the Star machine Office and art
gallery, 6i3 Elmetreet. The most attract.
We place In the city.
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dresses. fashionably made; will also attend
TO cutting and fitting. Mrs. O. G'Seii. bi5
Elm street, ooposite Sanger Bros.
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Loss Of hair and graynesa. which oftcr,
mar the prettiest taos, arc prevented BY
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:. Full ], line lsdiss' and chlldrsns' underwear
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Notice of Remoynl.

Ladies are cordially invited to SEQ new
goods ut Baumans. '"
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Fish, Eggs and Butter
onstantiy on b amos at 1907 Elm street.
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London lettings i II. zimmsra, Il
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New ladies' saitss at Bauman's.
National Republican., 1883-04-10
A Renaissance.

Stocking knitting is fashionable. Young
ladies, get out your knitting needles, buy
knitting silk and go to work on stockings for
yourselves OF your admirers Silk hand knit
stockings are the rage. At the New York
shops mems silk half hose knitted by hand
are from $5 to $6. Knitted by feminine
friend they cost about 1925. II requires
about three ounces of silk for pair. They
must, in order to be esthetically imposing,
be knit in fancy stitches. 1t will be the
style this summer at the great watering
places for the young men to assemble in null
titudes around the chairs Of the fair stock
ing knitters, and not to bestow the smallest
attention ON any young woman who can't
knit The imperative necessity for knowing
how to knit will thus become obvious to the
dullest of women. But even in this pursuit
there will be room for that fraud and
artifce so dear to the feminine heart.
The secret of the power of knitting to charm
is that men fondly imagine it is useful em-
ployment, and as they ara infinitely more
conservative than women in their ideas, the
men of 1853 have precisely the same standard
of excellence in women that the men Of 1853
or 1853 or 1883 had that ideal requires that
women shall have certain dainty employ
ments, of patent usefulness, wherein they
must excel. All such employments are fine
arts in the genuine sense of art, being both
beautiful and useful, But although knitting
to the masculine mind, leaves no room fol
deception, woman with any cleverness at al
can hoodwink the other sex completely on the
subject. One need not really knit the stock
iDgs. They can be bought, aud one solitary
National Republican., 1883-04-10
The p.mocrnt,o pllsmrm,,... !, 3.

An issue has been found for the Democratic
party. The discovery was made by the st.
Louis Republican few days ago. That paper,
which is tho representative organ of the de-
mocracy in the southwest, says that there is
at least one issue which tho party knows It
must face before the end of the present year.
That issue is found in theperson of ex-Speaker
Randall. He is a candidate for speaker of the
next house, and this fact brings the party face
to face with the tariff, whether it likes 1t or
not"
Personal as this issue undoubtedly is it
confronts the democratic party, and must be
met Mr.. Randall is sturdy, consistent and
unimpeachable democrat, whose ability and
experience entitle him to the prominent
place he occupies in the councils of his party.
There is no reason why he may not aspire to
the speakership of democratic house, ex-
cept that he is more enlightened than the
masses of his party, and has the courage of
his convictions upon the tariff question. He
is so much of statesman as to be able to
foresee the utter ront which must befall his
party, if they persist in tho heresy which
would reduce American laborors to con-
dition similar to that occupied by the men.
dicaut laborers and serfs of Europe. If man
may be consistently ostracised for that he
possesses wisdom aud political purity superior
to that of his party, then should Mr.. Randall
be made the Aristides Of democracy. But II
| it is commendable and worthy of emulation
for tho citizen TO bravely assert patriotic
superiority to party heresy, then must the
democracy indorse and advance the great
Pennsylvania, even though they are not
fully appreciative of his position upon that
one subject. The Republican further asserts
that "if the party wishes to maintain the
commanding attitude it assumed with suel
manifest advantage last fall and in the con
gressional debates of last winter, il must pitt
lessly set Mr. Randall aside at all hazards
This is akin TO the Kentucky slogan, to "le
Pennsylvania go to the devil" We ventur,
the suggestion that Pennsylvania may refus,
to go TO tho designated democratic rendezvous
and that Mr. Randall may as strenuously OBJ
ject to being "pitilessly set aside" Som,
other means of settling the issue must be de
yised.