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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25

The motto of the state of Maine, Diripo
Il lead, v is applicable to Hunts Remedy,
IL can truly say" lead" in point of worth.
merit, and cures Effected and il is rapidlv
ASSUMING the lead in sales. la all cases Of
kidney or liver troubles, IN all urinary
coinplaints, 1t is simply Invaluable and I'M
approaehaole. Physicians have discovered
this, aud freely prescribe u and hunareds
who have been relieved of dangerous aiIac'
tons Of tho stomach, kidneys, and liver Inv
TINS great medicine chant its PRAISES
Hunts Remedy can truly say, ~ lead ont
Of weakness and disease into yieor md
health Its par excellence Dirigo medi.
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Demands Accedel To

The contractors have acceded id some in
stances to the demands of striking hr;cl
masons, who insisted on getting a. instn,S
OF ~ per day. Severa, at work on The Tsyas
y Pacific depot stuck, and as Messrs. Nor
RS " Batter, who have the contract for III,
brick work are legally obligated TO hayeths
same completed by the lith of Nav tbnv
complied, as they could not gel other
MasOns. CIV ''"e'
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WE are in receipt of copy OF the Texas
Dental journal, heing the Ind No. of the list
volume of quarterly journal published in
the interests of dentistry, and domicilatcd
In Dallas, tits invaluable to the profession
Tor II is replete with most excellent matter,
wei selected, and of the largest concern to
ali engaged in dentistry, and should be in
the Office of the entire profession. Its me
chsnical get-up is the work of skilled and
experienced hands.
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DVLLAs, April H,-[Editor HERALD. l.
Acting under instructions from this lodge.
beg to solicit the pleasure of your com.
pany alta series OF entertainments to be
gwen In honor OF the members of tho N
w., Grand Lodge, District No. :, of the
independents Order B'nai Birth. These
will take place at IN,
\ Dung Mems Hebrew association hall, and
VIII consist Of u reception on Sunday, Nav
b,h, dramatic entertainment on Monday
May 7th, dress ball on Tuesday, Nav SIX
ana banquet on Wednesday, May OH.
am, sir, yours very respectfully,
c,,,-, j. Il. WoIr,
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Wylie, WilmanS & Co.,
REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND COL
LECTION AGENTS.
GRAND WINDSOR HOTEL, DALLAS, TEX
The North Texas Real Estate Journal,

Which will be distributed along the various
ines Oh railway aud will be placed on fle In the
Europe furnishing fun Information repsrdina
IehaS ana her resources. viii furnish completc
abstracts OF tue To properly in Dallas and sur.
tnunulng counties VIII prosecute claims arsins,
1n l United STATES IN all the departments of The
property. ''' vi
Represented by c $, CARTER, 1854 Nassau
81, New York; N. RICHARDS, 50 Randolph
st, ST. Louis. Mo vac 0"eS'nu'
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TIE securing ofthe Texas & 81. Louis
Narrow gauge railroad will settle for all
timeto come the question Of the title to
Dallas to be called the queen city OF north
Texas and the great railroad center of this
great empire state. To-day's work will tell
the tale.
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DALLAS real estate market has run wild
within the past few days. We have heard
oil instances where parties investing in eoot
building sites here only year, or even al,
months ago ut say $1,000, are now beiu.
offered for their properties from So 800 /,
5000 This certainly speaks well for Tn,
place. and if we can only get the Texas &
Narrow-gauee to Dallas, this will max,
present fictitious values steady and tixed
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Chairman Invitation Committee

1t is said by reliable persons that Sheri.
dan's Cavalry Condition Powders led snar.
ingly to laying hens will increase the OMAN,
tity ofeggs two-fold. Try it. IL wont COS,
much. Don't throw away your money on
the large packs. ''''s VII
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SHERMAN.
The Striking Cowbeys-A Mort,

''''h e""""J n sNUrtHVf,
SHERMAN, April 3,-TSpecial. Reports
from the Pan Handle country say TIE Star
range OF Gunter & Munson and that OF
Santborn had been burned by the striking
owboys ON the 10th of this month. Further
information says the strikers are out OF
money and willing to return to work at
former wages. ~
A light northor has been blowing TODAY.
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WEDNESDAY APRIL 20, 1888.

THIS is the last subsidy that will be asked
OF Dallas for any railroad for years to come,
aud only $1,000 more is asked. Are we
equal to the emergency? We shall see.
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60
JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION,
The Second and Last Days Meeting Ban
quet Etc

The Second and Last Days Meeting Ban
quet Etc.
The Retail Jewellers Protective association
met again at Craddock's opera house yes-
terdag morning, pursuant to adjournment.
the meeting Was called to order by l.. NJ
hnepily, president, and transacted in sub.
stance the following The majority of the
business transacted was of private nature.
Several new members were admitted. Presi-
dent knepny Of the association was
appointed delegate to the United States
uuilo, which conyenes at Chicago the Sth
of May.
The following were appointed 10 serve on
the executive committee for the ensuing
ves'; Is. l.. Burnett, II. Goodin and ]. W.
Webb.
Thanks we're voted the ieweler citizens
and to Il. Craddock for use of the opera
house.
THE BANQUET.
The Jewellers convention closed itslahorS
last night At kent's hotel. They met
there about $50 p. m. and it was evident
from the looks OF the tables there spread
that the closing hours of their session il.
Dallas would he surrounded with great
dliiloulty and hard work. In addition to
the large number of jewelers. present there
we're two lawyers and few mem.
oers OF the press waiting TO
share in the spoils. The banquet was a
grand success. The supper was all that
could have been desired, and we are frank
ana iree to sav We were pleased with the
great abundance, as we had JAILED to an.
swer at roll.call at the last two meals
There were number OF toasts, the prnci.
PAL 81 which was responded to by Mr.. L.
M. knepHy the president of the
association. Mr.. Kneptly's remarks were
well timed and elected loud applause.
There were toa.ts to the press, the legal
entity, etc. As Se were in no condition
10 write, our readers will be deprived of the
speeches. They viii not suffer greatly, ex-
cept in the loss OF the speech in reply To the
toast given to the press. This, the
writer thinks, must have been very
good, as he nude it himself.
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DO our people fail to remember that if
the Texas & St. Louis Narrow-gauge shall
be brought to Dallas, that freghts must BIZ
reduced through the competition that We
will have thereby secured
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Cuticura.
&cfoku&A

J'HGONLY absolutecare for Scrofula scron,.
Morod lonsi Contagious, Itching, eosly, Pinply,
no o,sd'i"ii osnceGonS, lniantle and Birth III.
SKIN Diseases il the CuTIcusI RES
DIES. They have performed miracles of
cures when physicians, hopitals and nil
amer amer means failed They are the ouly skin and
mineral pOlsons They are pre esred by cb snu
isls OF word-wid celebrity and nnsniIisa
onor They differ in compost ion from All 9th
er SHOWN remedies, Hence they command tho
GGqi o OF physicians, druggists and ali af.
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For the past three or four DAYS the
weather has been unusually windy, raw and
cold. 1t Is to be hoped that the fruit crop
ana early vegetation will not be destroyed,
though the growth will certainly be re.
tarded.
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Purity

huruy
oil the blood should be the aim of ALL Inn.
pure blood means rheumatism, NEURALGIA
and kidney disease. AcRer's blood EliS;r
VIII cure you. Soldby VIII. Patterson & "a
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Merchants should appreciate, II anybody
can, the wisdom of encouraging home en-.
terpr'se- Ergo, get your cotton and shin,
ping stencils At Bryant's Stencil and Stamp
WORKSHOP Elm street, Dallas.
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Horsford's Phosphate In Dependency. Etc
Dr. W, S. Powell, Defiance, Ohio, says:
II have used it with satisfactory results in
dVspeptic ailments associated with great
mental DEPRESSION or despondencY.n
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Getting the Twins nIixed

The following letter was received by a
Dallas merchant yesterday, and is given
verbatim ct l,eratm as the writer wrote IL
we, OF course, omit his name. The twins
evidently brought about q singular con
necton OF ideas, as Will have ben,zine under
the circumstances. He says: '''''''
mr. Jasper Thomas ana Hargrove pleas
send me by the LIST wagon you see cumin
out here good steel horse scraper Jasne,
| have good news to tell you, nv wifs had
twins babies last mite and large sig. loo
chains | want to dig pool both girls q tbs
pur'ltst things you ever saw | will be nm
thaie sune II pay you Iors truely" as
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a hunter who lives at Bear Run,
Hurt his arm by the kick of gun,
The hunt it did spoil,
But 81. Jacobs OH
Cured him before swelling begun.
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Go- Diamond Dyes are so perfect and 20
beautiful that it is pleasure to use them.
Equally good for dark or light colors. Ten
cents,
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Major Clinton G. Gardner, general man
Vger of the Mexican National railway,
arrived in the city to-day on business
trip.
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Coughs Colds, Hoarsenesss Sore Throat. .tc
Hu'oSly relieved by Browns Bronchial
lroches A simple and eilectual remedy
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CUTIOuKA KEsnLyENT

CUIlCuRA RESULVEST ------------
! ne new blood purifier, kills the disease germs
,n y, ottuiGus contagious, and Inherited Hu-
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SEPARATION, expelling Them through the bHwpIs
klunets and pours o. the skin CuT1cua. a
ni,tultlnal leny, eats away dead skin and Flesh
aiiays lichings and irIitatous softens, soothes
nu ne"is' ~ instantly relieves the most tortur-
lug lNnlug iiumo $, Itching Piles and Delicato
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diseases, lnfanttle and Birth Humors and for
preserving ana identifying the skin
GRO fULOUS ------
Humor on the face, neck and head for 10 vears
permanently cured by CuTIcURA REsgprrs M
Ter medical and hospital treatment hni failed
Hon WIN. TAYLOR. s Pemberton s1.. Boston
oALI hHEuh covering the body for 10 years.
onu sesisung VII known methods of treatment.
cured py CurlcuRA REMEDIES .-lChas, Uouph'
ION. lawyer, rs State street. Boston.
. nsoklAsls OF Leprosy of2O years standing per.
lectly cured, Most wonderful case on record
cure certified to mo before a magistrate and
S wem, SHOWN citizens III. L. Carpenter, Hen.
SKIN DISEASE ------------------------
vi inc most painful nature on his face, head.
eyes anu hands, nearly destroying his eyesftht'
cured cured afWr consultation of physicians had
faiet. IF. II Drake Detroit Mich.
MI TX Crust-Buby Of two years, head covered
with crusts and sores cured, aud now a fine
healthy child.-[Mrs. Bowers, las Clinton st.
Cincinnati we
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SASxAO a mors Rough Chapped or
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-22
Tho Sew posSo1 Jau-

The new postal law, which is to 90 Into eff.
feet at any timo al the option orthe Postmas
ter General within six months from the date
of passage, March 8, provides that while do
nestle postage on lettors is reduced from
three to two cents, that on drop letters (city
POSTAGE is left at the old fgure-two cents,
Another important feature of the law is that
authorizing the new threo-cent postal note,
and is of special interest to persons trans.
hitting small sums through the postofIice
The note is about the size of greenback.
At the right hand side are two colums giving
the months and the dates of twelve wears
beginning with 1883. On the left hand side
are three columns Of figures, one represent.
ing dollars, and numbered up to four; aaoth.
er representing dimes, numbered up to nine
ana the third representing cents, numbered
up TONNE. The note Is for sums legs than So.
Inc postmaster who issues the note punch
es the date, the dollars, dimes and cents,
thus preventing any alterations of date or
amount. No written application Is ueces.
sary, and the note cen be issued for any
amount from one centto S4.SS, II Is bonoht
like postage stamps aud is payable TO bearer
within three months. The BODY of the note
is form stating the place of issue and
where to be sent, and when paid is endors-
ed By the bearer. Though there is not the
same degree of security about the note as
there Is about the postal money order, its
cheapness and convenience COMPENSATE for
other disadvantages It has been in opera.
ton III Great Britain two years, nearly four
and a-half millions being used in a wear.
The new American system is less cumber-
some even than the English. For sums
over five dollars the money order Is still
used, though the cost is reduced. The
charges for orders on sums not over $40 is
eight cents, from $40 to sl5, ten cents; from
sl5 to $50 fifteen cents, from $50 to $40,
twenty cents; from $40 to $50 twenty-five
cents; from $50 to $50, thirty cents; from
$50 to so, thirty five cents from $40 to $50,
forty cents 4; from $50 800 the highest or
der,l forty-ilve cents The former rates
were ten cents on orders not over SIS 10 $50
twenty cents on orders from $50 TO $40:
twenty-five cents on orders from $40 to $50
the present limit ofmoney orders.
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symmetry the Big Cobblern has but Jew
equals and 10 superior. This is tho noun
tain where Col. Mosby's mountain howit-
zer' was captured not many days after he
planted it on "Dr. Stephcnson's hill" over.
looking Salem. and fired few solid shots
which sent tho Yankees heller skelter from
that town, leaving behind them tents, bag
and baggage.
DR.. Amos Payne, of our town, has been
quite i'll with pneumonia, but is now con-
valescing.
Owing to the prophecies Of Fennor and
Mr.. Virgins and to the instinct of the
ground hos, the weather has been very
changeable, aud in consequence great deal
Of sickness has prevailed, which has kept
our physicians quite busy.
Candidates arc around Treating" and
shaking hands and asking to be remember
Cd by the voters on the day OF election,
which they will doubtless do whether they
vote for them or not. P.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-22
To-DAy's TELESeRAPH1c NEWS.

An attempt is to be made to produce The
Passion Play" in Louisville.
A fire in Columb,as, GA, this morning des
troyed 100000 w15rth of property.
Reports OF FRENCH victories on the Niger
have been received in Paris.
The trotting Stallion Jerome Eddy was
sold in Chicago Yesterday for s25 900.
The Eureka cotton mills, at Mount Airy,
n {. were destroyed BY fire this morning.
Loss $50 5000.
ING steamship Bursunda, from Marsel-
lesiwith the body of John Howard PAYNE
on board, has arrived at New York.
A dispatch from California saws Mrs.
Adoiphe Flamant. daughter of the late J.
.simonton, diedat Napa last night.
The official report of the injuries recently
received by Queen Victoria says her males
ty is suffering from spraioed knee,
The recent demonstration in Vienna IN
memory Of Wagner led to twenty dnels
among the students-bloodess though onI,
one being seriously injured
The revision Of the French constitution
league has published its programme. It at.
tacks the present constitution as framed in
the interests OF oiigarchy.
A dispatch from London says among the
candidates for the rectorship of st. Andrews
University are Matthew Arnold, James
Russell Lowell Q. s. Minister, and Herbert
Spencer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-22
LETTER FROM FAuaUIER.
Correspondence O! the Alexandria aAzrEr

Correspondence o.? the Alexandria GAZETTE
ORLEAN, Fauquier county, Va, March 10
We do not know of any town that has made
more rapid strides in the scale of improve.
ment than Orlean. During the last twelve
months new buildings have been erected,
old ones reprinted, fencing remodeled in
fact everything presents heater appear
anoe than we have ever seen. Our people
have realized that this is progressive age
ead seem determined to keep apace with
it. Orlean is beautiful for situation. From
Main street the grand old Blue Ridge noun
tains can be seen in all their beauty and
grandeur standing out in bold relief against
The western sky.
Due west from this point" The Peaks" near
Flint Hill, Rappahannook CO., can be seen
towering high towards the heavens and a liz.
tie further South ''Mary's Rock" light on the
summit of one of the highest points, where
parties frequently meet from Sperryville
and Luray and have what Is known up here
in the country as ''picnics" On. said rock
Is spring of the purest water which has
ever been enjoyed by your correspondent.
Still further south is the Stony Man. of
Page county, and the "Old Rag OF Madison
the latter presenting double top, and here
too the sweethearts and their beaux resort to
spend happy hours in each others society.
Tuning northward cur eyes range over
Upper Fauquier'' the garden spot Of the
world, and along the eastern slope of the
mountain as far northward as Ashby's Gap,
near which is the historic Paris which many
of the readers of the GAZETTE will remem.
Der was so badly showed UNDER a few
winters ago, that the denizens of that town
bad to climb out Of their houses through ,ln
dues of chimnies. At this point the scenery
Ut the Blue Ridge is broken by ono grander
still. The big Cobler" bursts upon the
vision of the enraptured beholder, stand
ng out as lone sentinel isolated from any
'ange Of mountains and in the centre of one
u the loreiest valleys, everything consid-
sred, that We have seen. For beauty and
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

4 Duukard church is being erected near
Auburn in Fauquier county.
Mrs. A. L. Ball died last Monday near
Bealton, tauquer county, aged 6.
Mrs. Mary Taliaferro died In Gordonsyille
on the Sin, aged SIS years.
Mrs. Rebecca Donohoe died in Leesbure
last Saturday, in the Goth year of her age.
Within the next twelve months, between
io0 aud $50 acres of vines, will be set out in
the neiahho:hood Of Gordonsville.
S,Blair Morris, Wray T. Knight, and DIR.
Patterson, were yesterday commissioned
ey tue Governor as directors of the peuiten.
tlary.
MIR. Meade. nephew of Gen. Meade Of
The federal army. has been appointed RI enc.
coed Mr.. James D. Gregory as storrkenner
OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
The damage to the tobacco factory and
STOCK OF Kinney Brothers, at Danville, bv
IRE on Tuesday amounted to about $40 600.
partly insured 'O'''
Gov. Cameron has released James B.
Inarpe from the legal disabilities ACQUIRED
ny reason oil his conviction in May, 1877, be.
lore tauquier county magistrate of petty
larceny. and restored him to citizenship and
the right of voting. He has also pardoncd
ana released from the penitcntiary Frcder
loK ~ Canpbell, who il October, 1881, was
sent to the penitentiary for three wears for
larceny, by the Corporation Court of Dan.
Vile. - Eau
David Hixon, of Leesburg, who died
rev week ago left an estate valued at 500.
wv. BY the terms Of the will John Hughes
Cuthbert. James and Milton Rogers receive
9S,V1O each; Mrs .Klipstine of Fauauier cour-
~. a half.sister of the testator, receives
$1,000; A. J. Bradfeld, of Leesburg. gets
$3oOO; the two sons of John w. Nixon, oct
$1,000 each; the remainder of the estate
supposed, after the payment of all costs If
settlement, &C, to amount to about sl3, 0Oo
ne gives TO John ". Nixon. 'i''''o