The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-12
PERSONAL.


G. r. MoBeth, passenger agent of the
Wabash railroad, is in the city,
Starr Hall aud wife, Rosedale, Wisconsin,
are in the city.
Captain Thomas =. Stevens, the cattle
king of Colorado City, is in the city.
W. J. Austin, a prominent attorney of
Denton, was in the city yesterday.
A. Y. Stevens, the well known and pop
ular agent of the Mckenzie route is in the
CITY,
Crank Field, city attorney, returned yes
t"iday from business trip TO Fredericks
| burg.
MIR. J. A. Walden, postmaster at St. Paul
Collin county, was in the city yesterday on
business.
Mr.. w. NJ. Ward, the genial railway
postal clerk, paid the HERALD pleasant
call yesterday.
S. s. Mayo, travelling agent for the HER
| AID, returned yesterday from successful
trip to Mexico and lei Paso.
w. G. Read and wife, Mrs. II. +. Hardy
and Mrs. W. +. Mitchell, of Corscana,
were in the city yesterday, shopping.
b. y. Wilson, J. Walker and S. II e.
Bacon, OF Cleburne, were in the city yes
terday mixing with their numerous ac-
| quaintances.
julie Roberts, with Mr.. X. Shields, and
| dcscrvedly popular young man of this
| city, lett yesterday for u visit TO friends in
New York.
Mr., II. o. Rawlins, the ailabe and Ell.
cient night manager of the Western Union,
has returned from pleasure trip west,
looking the picture of health.
A. Schneider, formerly resident of this
city and the popular representative OF
| William j. Lemp's Western brewery, St.
Louis, Missou.i, ~ in the city.
| Mr.. q. G. Allen, land agent of the Gulf,
| Colorado & Santa Fe railway, who has been
| IN Dallss anu perfected arrangements for
the sale of lots In Midlothian, has returned
to Galveston.
| w. o. Cunningham, of the firm of Cum
bingham Il Mathis, Baltimore, dealers in
canned goods, syrups, sugars, etc., Is in the
city, aud will establish branch house
here.
| Witt Gaines, late clerk at the Texas Cen
tral depot, has accepted q paying position
He leaves behind him here host Of friends
who will miss him.
At the st. George; A b Price, G W Par.
ker, II A Wiley, Chat Thong son, McKln-
ney; O M Johnson, Mineral; Lundy,
Decatur; W l. Dorsey, Bard; J Il NJ Yates,
| i l. Letter, Grapevine; J ii Ferguson, Sol
Palmer, 81 Louis; J II Gage, Clebnrne;
John N Harris, Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe;
John II Sells, II ID Gallon, Terrell; q Il
Moore, Clebnrne; Nj Dowell, Selma, hi.
nois; ] nj Frosure, Mrs Il Kellett, Ennis;
George Bartinck, Wills Point; ] o Scott,
kaufman; Lewis Wood, Galveston; Ii
l Rnrl W,ltu DNtat. \ IL. 4
WHO, ] Hayden and family, Abilene.
| In speaking of Judge Sale, formerly a
resident of this city, who has recently been
elected city attorney OF Leadville, Colorado,
on the democratic ticket, the Democrat, of
that place. contains the following compli-
mentary notices 1.-THE Denver Times, like n
great many other republican papers, still
sneers ut the brave men who refused
TO skulk during tho war and went
into the service of the Conicderacy. rs.
pecially referring to General Shepperd, that
paper thinks no man who was in the Con.
iederate army should be trusted or honored
py the people. Some people never will
learn that the war Is over, and that the ex-
Confederate soldier 10 to-day as loyal to the
stars and stripes as the iruest northern
man. Last Tuesday y few--and only few,
DO IL said to their credit--republican
workers around the polls here
In Leadville attempted TO make
lcapital against Judge Sale, the democratic
candidate for city attorney, by asserting
that he would DO a dangerous man to pu,
In ONCE, Tor the reason that he had beer
four years In the rebel army And what
Was the resultv This ex.Confederate soldier
nag Of The Union Was elected oSsr i s,ro IN,
republican adversary. The people arr
heartily tired OF hcnrins flinss svstns, ~