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SIX LITTLE LOVE STORIES.


From the Louisville Courier Journal.
romantic marriage was solemnized by Es-
quire John Mccain yesterday morning. The
contracting parties were Mr.. I. N. Byers and
Miss Lulu Beckley, both Of Shelbyville. They
came up here to visit the exposition in the same
party and probably had no idea Of marrying.
They went out Tuesday for the first time, re-
naming till late in the evening. They strolled
around together for a while, looking at the
magnificent exhibits, and then wandered into
the art gallery. where the presence Of SO many
love scenes, painted so realistically on the
squares OF canvas, soon made them sentt-
mental. From there they wandered into the
park, where they heard the mellow strains of
the big organ soothed by the distance. and de-
lightedly listened to concert from the Seventh
regiment band which every breeze waited to
their enraptured ears. The electric lights, the
music. and the romantic witchery of the scene
were too much for these susceptible young
people, and they then and there made up
their minds to marry. Returning home they
contaminated arrangements for their nuptials,
which were accordingly solemnized at an early
hour yesterday morning The young couple are
said to move in the best society in Shelby county.
Both are young and presented very stylish APP
pearance. They We're accompanied by quite
number Of friends, who witnessed the ceremony.
A Modern Lochinvar.
From the Rome (Ga) Courier.
young man from Atlanta, named Dean,
passed through to Rome last Saturday in search
of a young lady, named Miss Bette Speer, from
the same city. Tap Sparks told the searcher
that he had checked the young ladys baggage
to Rock Run, Alabama, and thither sped Mr..
Dean on the first train. Mr.. Dean wanted to
marry the young lady and her relatives objected
and ran her off to Alabama to prevent the union.
But this ruse did not succeed in Its object as
the sequel will show. Arriving at Rock Run,
Dean repaired to the home of the young lady's
brother. where he found her, with the rest of
unannounced and sprang to the side of his lady
love. Her big brother did not like such pro-
ceedings and he advanced to bounce the in-
truder, when Dean drew his artillery and
announced that he was going to have Miss
Bette or die at her side The big brother didn't
appreciate looking down the dark muzzle OF the
little artillery argument and so allowed the
and passed through Rome yesterday morning on
their return to Atlanta
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Mrs. HELEN A. McCRARY, WIFE OF THE Elk
SECRETARY OF WAR.
adds to long list Of testimonials the following letter.

KEoKuK, Iowa, May 3Oth 1885,
tis with genuine gsatitude bear testimony to the
great sufferer with DYSPEPSIA IN it's many forms.
had frequent attacks of FLUCTUATIONS OF GAS from
the stomach which lasted from three seven hours
and were followed by very distressing and alarming
SINKING SPELLS, and for which could find no REM
edy until called upon De Dexter: Of Washington D.
tents. was Cooks Balm of Life" Immediately pro-
xas IeeSed and before had used half the
sch was overcome and now after i've years and having
haG no recurrence Of the trouble feel cafe in saying
tnng that gave me relief have by its learned
THE VERY BEST FAMILY MEDICINES IN THE
WORLD. and think myself unfortunate when 1 am
without it. Hoping that others may as much bone.
fitted by its use Is have BEEN am sincerely yours
P. S.-Pleaee send me by express one dozen bottles
marked c. 3D., and much oblige, etc.
Manufactory Long Branch, Nj.
VEIL Il c 4S R G by
glsts. eep5-1m.
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A Texas Episode.

Laredo Dispatch in the Galveston News
The runaway couple last night succeeded in
eluding the old folks till the marriage ceremony
was performed, and afterward, about eleven
o'clock at night. the mother procured warrant
the peace on the charge of abduction, and had
the parties brought from their bridal chamber at
that late hour to court. when they were promptly
discharged upon producing the marriage GER
tificate.
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.ur .,oTTor CAS- ENGINE

TIME lotto" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler avoids al expenve attendanoe
1sed extensively fcy running Passenesr and Freight
Eevatora, Sewing Machines, Meat Choppera prinf{n0
and Lithographic Presses. Coffee Nina RocsSer1 p
peg and Ruling Machinery Lathes. kc.. &c. This %.
CINE runs with extreme amoothne6o and ro9ulayttY a
speed poseoes The least number q Wogtng para end
great simplicity Of mechanism.
For particulars TO price. h. anuay n OAaoa ~
Warrington Gas IAght Co KI6
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A Story OF Twins.

From the st. Paul Pioneer-Press.
Milwaukee lady was in love with one twin
brother, but the other one married her before
the mistake was discovered. One of them is very
good and the other very bad, and of course it is
the last one vino is now smiling at her and call
inc her yxifa
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Mends Marble. Stone. Patches Leather and Rubber
and Cloth, Card Board in Scrap Books Leather BeltinR
Ornaments Of every kind Book Backs Earthenware and
Manufacturers Of Gummed Labels. Textile Fabrics.
Fine Carriage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers. Scroll
~ Cts per Bottle; by mali. post paid, 10c. extra
Mai I'd only by the manufacturers,
j. U. O'MEARA CO., 1347 Pa ay, Washington. d, G,
Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggists,
Grocers Statoners. Hardware and general stores mh22
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GR1MAu1r & Co.'S

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ten is always effective Rapid and extraor binary cure
of all discharges. recent Of long standing It IL used
in tao Hospitals Of Paris by the celebrated Dr. RICoRD
known. Sold by ali DEugg7stR 3a22-Wksly
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FINANCIAL.


Hoxz INVESTMENT.
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Offer For Sale
g. 900 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS.
These Bonds have four years 10 run. bearing Z per
cen. psss su,r ~ s1o and hps payable
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Is IS
SAMPLE. O, Plate Mic. M S ss ssStS
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We offer small lot
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Ingenious Young Women.

Ingenious Young Women.
From the Troy Telegram.
Monday there was big excursion from the
collar shops to Saratoga. Hundreds of Troy's
pretty young ladies went to Saratoga.
The sky threatened rain!
The young ladies wore bustles.
Perhaps there was no connection between the
threatening sky and the bustles-and perhaps
| there was.
Shortly after the excursionsts reached Sara
toga the rain began to pour. Many OF the young
ladies with their escorts were seated in the
parlor of hotel when the rain began to fall.
| The prospect was dismal as viewed from the
| hOtelwindOws. Within it seemed sad too. The
airy and tasty dresses of the excursionists must
| be spoiled by venture on the street. Umbrellas
| were few and far between. and there seemed an
| entire dearth of outside coverings.
But witness the ingenuity of the young ladies
Of the day.
As If by preconcerted action the young ladies'
arose one after the other and left the parlor.
In few minutes they returned.
All wore gossamer cloaks.
But the bustles were gone.
John N. Clark, for thirty years sheriff. of Bos-
| ton, says that too many arrests are made. The
public has no c0nception-though the fact is
shown in q general way by the failure of grand
iures to indict in about third Of the cases pre-
sented-of the number Of persons imprisoned
| on mere suspicion.
Fargo, Oak, has twenty eight hotels and only
! Il, 600 Inhabitants
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINZ
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.

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schedule to take effect SUNDAY MAY 18th, 1855
Leave Wsshngfon from station corner Of New Jerssy
daily At sos Z m. 1915 .. m. 1910 p. m. with
points without change; lOls q NJ. daily TO Chicsso.
except Saturday.
p m to pittsburR. Cleveland and Detroit with seep-
ing Carr to PttsburR.
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f f:s I'd sIssRS d'
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daily e &c Sunday $50 and S.b
day; tor Frederick. $50 M. l0:l6 m. snd AS
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Trasns arrive from the West daily. $40. 7ss . NJ.
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r. daily: $40 p.m. daily except SUNDAY
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From st.anton. 81! p m. daily e,cep. Sunday.
1000 ann. D. il. 42S p% and G 500 PM d.ily;
except Sunday: 1000 an. s:oopm. daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 40. GEO.
sl s 900 sas . lSH Sop PM nai On s sse
iitrains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
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Ohio Ticket ofice-Washington Station. 6i9 and 1851
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All e sSfERSsp
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daily. and 300 .. m. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 600, 800,
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500, and lO:0s M. 90 and 3: 10 D. m
Tickets and information at the ONCE northeast cor
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Mends Glass, Crockery
Wood, China, Leather,
DC. solid as rock! Hard
as adamant! FIRM AS
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SamsOnianG iantamong
all other Clues and Co.
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acallel K0HEATINhI
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STEAMERS.
A LIAM LINE-sUMMER SERVICE.

6ERMAN
IN STEAHRHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAVRu
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The eteamers Of this Company VIII sail EVERY WE'D:
& Dss
! pp1S ' SEEhs aisns % n:
YoEf: v. 9: MEfzERoTT 1 CO. Us Psnnssiv All.
avenue northwest Agents for Washington. jal2
CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
TIE cgEARpp sIEAMsHP coMPAMy LIMITED
rS SSzfI tfSs a s sosk T HAkf xSSK
SerXa Ned. sep. 26. Pavonla -. Wed. Oct. =.
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AND EVERY wEDSksDSY FROM new YoRn.
.ccom OF Passage-$6O. SS0 ana $l00. according to
steerase q very low ssss eteeraes tickets from Av
f,Pool and Queenstown and al oshar psrs< Europsss
: e &c. s ss s Il g:
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Or VERNON e. sF9 fEs sIs ST ". E SS:
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p. CAZAUAs GeDesA Agent 27 63gs6 Wnliam stEeet
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gpVHE CEILUIOID TRUSS: THAT HEvEB
I1.s,as asyE ~: 60 &c sa.sss ss'A saA sa 9
CHAH. YI6HEB0
a. 5t0utroot northv1k
Mrs. YIsHKR dsvots hs ssssaaon y o v.at.x
IAdy patcuuA IA
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~ L. WILD l. BRO,
We 709 18th street northwest,
Always offer Special Bargains to Cash BUYER for the
St1ef. the Kranich Il Bach and New Eng
land PIANOS and Barker ORGANS. newtTTn
Or second hand, but also ell easy INSTALL
ments.
Tuning and repairing faithfully attended to- sep4
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'NoTE-This lot is required for the construction OF
the valve chamber. au23- 31d
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~ ENUINE DECKER" PIANOS.
VI ARE MADE BY DECKER BROS. NY. HTTH
q. h. KUHN Sole AGENT 407 10th at. N. w. ''s 49,
Also Tor Burdett organs eepl2
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OVER THE CrrY,

Odontikos.
Fine maple sugar al Bouche's,
Caperan \ Boni ace the boss grocors.
Fine groceries at low prices ut Capcran 4
Bonds.
Fresh groceries ut Bouches, opposite
HERALD.
Fresh fish, crabs aud shrimps on hand at
tho Delmonico.
The teachers OF the public schools willbe
paid Off Saturday,
Thanks to tho Delmonico for beautiful
pearl taken from an oystcr.shell.
A reward Of $50 to any PARTY that can
beat the Delmon!co oysters.
Buy your groceries OF Caperan 4 Rond
See their low rates In advertisement,
Fine-grade bugg,es aud phmtonsat Elmer
son, Talcott \ Co.'s, SS7 & $50 Main street.
Dallas Is now the Acknowledged head.
quarters OF insurance Tor tho state. She
has eighteen general and special agencies,
70 say nothing Of tho local agencies.
Il you wish your fish, oysters, vegetables
or ruiA OF any kind, however rare for tho
season, they will be delivered iree on a lclc.
phone 10 the Dclmonico resi- aurant.
Go 20 poylc's, 7OS Elm street, and see
shosc imp. r,.d watortilters, guaranteed 70
remove all lime, lead, sewage and other
Impurities nom cistern, we'll OF river water.
We arc informed that Marshal McKee
1eleRraphed to-day from Sunset 10 ths 81.
~ That he he'd succeeded In making thn
M u ~ Oass d Warren 4 CO. ".
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Younger Bros, and also had arrested one
OF the leaders of the resisting mob.
District court adjourned Yesterday noon
nntll the 18th OF March next judge Al.
drige will leave Monday morning for Wax
ahaohie, whore he will convene court Non.
day.
10. Russell, an old itinerant nrcacher
from South Carolina, has opened 4 family
grocery store, 1907 Elm street, and solicits
lhe patronage OF the people of the city and
country. 'N
Candies and all kinds of confections
wholesale and retail. The only place i'm
DALLAS where you can get fine homemade
goods. Dallas Confectionery company. 7l2
Elm street. II, Reach, agent.
>, Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Fred. Manget, ticket brt ker, corner Finn
ana Chestnut streets. lie sells tickets TO
~ points ut reduced rates, and also buys
uuhets NJ highest market prices,
Really, Bryan Il bradshaw, Elm street
nave ihe hest assorted aud one OF the LARGEST
stovNs ot the best groceries ever brought TO
DALLAS, and they arc giving groceries away
10 all who apply with little money.
Inc Ladies' Aid Society, of the Commerce
street Christian church, propose giving on
,ne "a OF this month, II grand Maf,hn
washington Ten Party. Further notices
vi inc affair viii appear in the HERALD.
A fellow named "Red" stole n watch
rom man named Barlow, likewise $40
olli, out OF which he paid for the watch,
soaked at the Wichita saloon by Barlow
lhat's the way he stole the watch, and tho
way ne got ont of town was mystery to
the police. '''''' W
considerable interest manifested. Asthe
tlnc draws nearer and nearer towards tho
distribution OF the Grand Piano Silver Tea
Service and Ladies' Dressing Case bv
kemdhardt, the clothicr, the interest as TO
VINO the lucky recipient will be, increase
anu keinhardtspopular clothing establish
ment Is crowded daily with customers.
zone of the most reliable and pheasant MI.
Verusing agencies that We have ever had
my dealings with, is he firm OF George /.
Nowcll " 90, No 10 Spruce street, New
YORK we have never had any trouble in
CLOSING contracts with these gentlemen, and
nc nave yet t0nsk them the second timo
lor money, Those OF our readers who
would llko to advertise through an agent
can ma no more responsible firm Than
oeo'ge I, Howell n Co. This Is no paid for
hoioe, nut ish gratuitous, unRsked.lor cx-
preston OF our opinion, because we think
ahey deserve it, The lshmaelite and
Times and Planter, Sparta, Georgia, Janu.
nry y, 1883.
=, The Mutual Life Insurance company, of
Now York, whose annual statement an.
pears elsewhere In this issue, now has
nearly SVotW'VO assets. The payments to
policy holders last year were $l2,SiS, Gi5.
ana those among whom this large sum was
appor'loned, can best tell the benefit,
which the Mutual life concrs, The mmi.
lies who have been kept from want arr tho
nest witnesses as to the fidelity with which
.nls corporation manages and conserycs ils
trusts. It's surplus Is now over III, 900, 600,
,s outstanding insurance over $3.50 600.
wv. Inc transactions OF this company arc
on so grand scale as to place il beyond tho
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Tho railroad fare from Dallas, and NIL
other points in Texas, to Louisville and
Lexington, Kentucky, is less via st. Louis
and the Ohlo& Mississippi railroad than nv
any line via Indianapolis namely, the Van.
dalia or Indianapolis llnes). fhc Ohio &
Mississippi Is the only line running fonr
through trains daily from st, Louis 10 hoth
CINCINNATI and Louisville. This is tho
shortest, quickest and cheapest route to
points named, and TO the east generally
ASK any ticket agent and he will corrobo.
rate the above statement.
j. Il, MERRYFlHlp.
Texas Pass. Arent
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STREET srRAws,

Finest imported lunches at Mayer's hall
saloon ''N i'c
Ladies, misses and children's hose cbear
at Baumaus. ''''"P
Cloth jackets and ulsterettes, Sl95 to
VIZ, ut Bauman's.
kld gloves, nil shades, Zoe. 50c. I'm
Sl,W, Sl.6O, 800 and,t2.5O. at Bmmsn
- 5Wp untrimmcd hats and bonnets nom
- cents to $3.50. Cote Baumsn's, 70S Elm
street. - W. i-''h
For steam, water and gas .ttinr emil 81,
mosmer " Co.'S, the old reliable sGop, 4Si
Elm street. ''''p' i'o
EXCLUSIVE wholesale and retail millinery
and suit house in tho state AZ BaumanisS
~ Elm street. -
we have tried it; We know whereof ws
speak, Temps new extra export Beer he.
longs TO that class OF goods of tho highest
u you wish drink of the very hest oi
WHISKY, concocted TO u queens taste or
saloon. ~ '''' N''i' 'e"
To all requiring an excellent tome com.
posed OF natures own product, and a most
lhVlgorating beverage. wecheernlly recop'
mend Temps extra export Beer.
For the nohbieSt and best suits of G,rni.
ture and foreign chairs, 20 10 Tho Old rnW
a3le' Geo Rick, $50 and 7Sa Elm street
VINO mas the best assortment in the city,
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Odontikos.

me president OF the Northwestern sprc;
GU institute has come to Texas with n vinSw
70 establishing q branch OF its business IN.
.hls state, and can he found at his rooms ~,
9 91o 81. George hotel, Dallas, until F,brUa,Ty
Su, ,ully prepared to treat all On, eS ~
paralysiss disease or deformity of the snnc
crooked feet, legs and arms, disease Of tSr
mp, Knee and ankle joints, disease Of ,hs
zones, chronic ulcers, and all cases crinnInd I
or ue,otmtd requiring surgical aid. AstbIs
regularly Incorporated institute, with
,unS9ualea facilities and experience In thc
;u W. oil affections which come within
wb Spvv'a! province, We would advise All
s %"" are interested not to fail to sec this
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Sui AhN I.nNoa HIM

oa,hrina Callahan, who refused to return
Sa'S Of John rilts, her lovers MONEY
whieh no had entrustedto her keeping, and
VINO was arrested, locked up and tried ON
tho charge of interfering with private
property was discharged yesterday in tho
mayors, court. After her DISCHARGE she
whacked up even with her disconsol.io
lover, and still claims that no ia nor s,ait.
ing chunk OF sweetness, and vet has fond
hopes OF making him her husband. Shn
SAYS mat ne has promised from time IN
u mMe \, 70 N wed her. and that he must carry
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tunatey no one was seriously injured
o, a. stuart, the rouie-agent
out, aud the colored porter was more or less
injured, and especially about the lcps
while several others we're more or less used
up, among them Ollie Rice, whose
hngers were mashed A telegram
sent from Eagle Ford called out relief
ttain, which landed the passengers in this
city about II O'Clock in the forenoon.
Inc west bound passenger over the same
road, due here at o'clock p. M, was five
hours late, owing to the ditchnr of n
freight train east of hore and the train was
reported abandoned
ihe sonlh-bound over the Texas Central
was one hour late. Cause not known,
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LOCAL LINKS.

Tlumes, tip, and flowers, ut Baumans,
LaGies underwear cheap, at BaumaTs
purchase. at Bauman's. U"
ollE dolmansand circulars, from So to SIS.
see AZ Baumans, 706 Elm street
ladies' ready-made suits from calico 10
silES, OF all prices, at Bauman's.
me only exclusive millinery and ladies,.
s'ut house, at Bauman's, 706 Elm street
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
Murder Case Dismissed

In the district court yesterday morning,
the case OF the State against J. G, Garner,
charged with tho murder of John Jones' IN
l,S'S, by cutting him with n corn.kniie, was
Iisnhssed, two of the principal witnesses
Tor tho state having died. A. W. Nowlin
acted as special Judge, Judge Aldridge be.
ing u,sqnnIlied TO try the case, from the
prosecuting attorney.