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Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
~ Pile SALE-THE NOTION

~ PLl' SALE-THE WILMINGTON
Carriage Haztar, No, lo7 and 1919 Wcsj
tenth street i sell at Public Sale. on Sat
urtay morning, June 9TH, atlO o'clock. twelve
head Of good work horses. suited t" harness.
the saddle. family and general business pur-
poses Al-un collection Of new and second
Nand carriages, wagons. detrhornS, to We
sold pre- lOuS to he horses. a lot Of new and
second hand harness. etc. lrake y Co.,.
AuctlUnCCr.. I@t
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04

Nor''1'
fhe person who pulled up the rose bushes
in my yard, so. 100 Poplar street are mott.
ned that if they repeat their visit, they
viii most PROBABLY be roughly dealt with,
lunt-lt* JAMES DAVIS.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
A POSITIVE CUkE
N eW York


Apply ny the little finger into the nostrfil
BY absorption it ettectually cleanses the mas
al passages ofcatarrhal virus, causing healthy
the membranal Innings of the head from AL
ditioral colds, completely heals the sores anc
restores the sense Of taste and smell. Bene
fetal results are realized by a few applica
tons. A thorough treatment will cure. Tn
equaled for colds In head. Agreeable to use
Send for circular. Sold by drug gists. s.,
mail DOC. a package-stamps.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Osweg0, N
Y, dec 3
Daily Republican., 1883-06-04
Personal,

Personal.
Miss Lola Bishop is visiting relatives
at Morton, Del.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

81 have been sick with a cold and the
worst cough l ever had in my life, for
about five weeks. Expectorated every
morning a tough, yellow matter, streaked
with blood. In about three days after
commenced inhaling Compound Oxy-
gen, the cough, raising of bloody
mater, and that awfully distressed feel
ing, as if cord was drawn across my chest
and weight put on, were all gone. The
rapidity with which | have improved in
breathing is wonderful" If you wish
to know all about this cura.
tive agent of which our cor.
respondent writes, send for our Treatise on
Compound Oxygen, twill be mailed free.
Drs Starkey & Palen, 100 Girard street,
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18
BUSY BURGLARS.
They Visit Four Places Monday. Night and
Carry Off Money and ValuabIes.

Carry Off Money and Valuables.
The burglars are still busy and whenever
an opportunity offers, they ply their meta
rious vocation. Monday night they inva.
ded the residence of A. Baum, 72l Browder
street, and fine gold watch and $50 were
stolen. He awoke to find his pants and
vest lying on the floor with the pockets
turned wrong-side-out. They effected
an entrance by way of door, using a
skeleton key.
The residence of DR.. H. Schulz, No. 603,
on the same street, was also visited by
them, and $6S, handsome gold watch,
ring, locket, and pair of gold trimmed
eyeglasses with chain to correspond, were
carried off by the midnight piowlers. On
retiring for the night DR.. Schulz locked the
door, but awoke to find it aar. Mrs.
Schulz, who has been quite i'll, but who is
convalescing, was the first to notice that the
door was open, and on reflection, see called
to mind the fact that she had b ard a noise
in tie room during the night, but in
her semi-state of drowsiness it had
failed to arouse her to state of conscious
ness. The pants, coat and vest Of DR..
Schulz were discovered out in the yard,
with the pockets turned out. As at the
other house, they effected an entrance, it is
supposed, by using skeleton keys.
The saloon of A. B. Splitter, No. 1860 Elm
street, was visited by them in a like man
ner, and some So in change taken from the
till.
Samuel Farrar, who was stopping at a
boarding house in East Dallas, was also
touched" to the tune of SIS and pistol.
There is no doubt out that there is a
regular gang of organized burglars in the
CITY.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18
District Court.

The suit of Molie j. Spencer ct. al.
against R. L. Bumpas ct. al, which hes
been on trial in the district court for the
past two days, was decided yesterday in
favor of the plaintiff. The case involves
the homestead of the defendant.
In the case of Mary Dye against tn
Texas IL Pacific railroad in which tn
plaintiff obtained damages of $l3 600 for tn
death OF her husband, who was a fireman
in the employ of the road and who was
killed in the wreck at Sweetwater, the mo-
ton of defendant for new trial was over
ruled.
The criminal term of this court convenes
Monday with good sized docket to dis.
pose Of
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18
An Important Case .

The evidence in the case Of Demus, Per
kins & Co. VS.. w. c. Howard, in the Fed
eral court, before Circuit Judge Pardee, wa
closed last evening. The argument by
coa~'sl will take place this morning. G. +
Tue r. esq, Samuel Robertson, esq, and
Jud. w. B. Wright represent the plain
tiffs. and Philip Lindsey, esq, and Judge
Bari lale the defendant. The case exciies
unusual interest among cotton merchants
and hey crowded the courtroom through.
out sterday.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAa r..
y b o so he Texas Asphaltum Y E"|
str e. PavinE Company VIII he Oueuec 90 H
Office 81 the nmp nv. No 90 hsin re-
Of Com ne & Gsrol De las Teras for g. flr- D.
ton " the spital stock 81 The said crr on.
SD refnsiu ops n until sun eIt strrE rr.
ave been issued 70 make with The st0rk
bif, 2 issued by The cumpany f2f 90 rh %
shares IOHNI EAKIEr. Presi1cr.
J METCaIFE Secretary
De Jas Texas. Jan 5. ls8. janis T
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State VS.. Charley Williams, Carrying pis-
toll $500.
State VS.. Dan. Stewart, two cases, gam
ing; $1,000
State VS.. G. Mathews, TIVE cases, gaming;
$1,000.
State VS.. ]. b. Gordon, false impison
ment; $500.
State ys. John Turner, disturbing the
peace $1,000
State VS.. Hard Muer, disturbing the
peace; $1,000.
State VS.. Jacob Openheimer, aggravated
assault; not guilty.
State VS.. +. L. Bertier, swindling; on
trial.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18
-Gmf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad.

....-.'Gudf, Colorado a. Santa Fe Railroad.
:, President John Sealy, Attorney Gresham
md Road Master Crowley, of the Gull
Colorado u Santa Fe road, who arrived in
the city Thursday, took carriage and
drove over the city and out several mile,
over the proposed northeast extension of the
line to Paris yesterday. The latter part of
the evening was spent by them
In studying The map of the city
of Dallas and the right of-way
throughout the city, and the probable cost
Of the same was possibly discussed. The
HERALD has already mentioned the fact
that it is the intention of the management
of the line to run two preliminary surveys
to Paris, the present objective point, one
from Dallas and the other from Fort
Worth. A glance at the nap and the char:
acter of the country to be traversed
shows that line from Dallas is
the most feasible, practicable and most de-
sirOus of the two routes. Two corps of sur
veyors will be placed in the field within the
next few days, and as soon as a line is def
nitely decided upon work will begin.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18
Federal Building Committee

Tho probabilities are that the joint COM
mission of the mayors of Fort Worth, Ter
rell and Sherman, appointed to select a
site for our new Federal court building
will not be in hurry to perform the dutie,
imposed upon them. Mayor Smith, OF
Fort Worth, is AZ present in New York city
where he goes TO negotiate Fort Worth
bonds. and the other two cannot act until
his return
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

~ STAFF =, TEKAs.-TO THE
l inorauy Con table O alias Count
ing. Where's. osth has this day been
o. me uN y X Grove, ne 81 the err
X Or We & 60 that J q Best secrctes
b the ordinary recess " Law ~
setvpd ugnu nim NpT are hereby CON
that g. a. by maxine publication Of this
- He npvspa er prinied in Dallas c5i 2.
fcu- surcassiv. eks. before the rett
h REQ: .umm0u the said @ Best 10 III.
ap e btf r. me- n my Ofiica. IN the
J. meas pr in county q Daila on OIL.
Fhd it ING he second day) Of Febr
D. : g. 81 10 o'r ok a. m % an.wer g..
plant y X Grove d Co, al Or ..
oump1spd of A. X Grove and " T. EN.
aitschm" tsuit fer the m ~ t25 %. a..
a uf0m is4rv r0te *, Cuied hv said q, H
aid y e. owe \ Co for sl6 da'ed
TN 4 AUrl. y. 1870. ahd pays
IT er fate. nth frttrrst thereon 81 o..
~ per cent D r m 9TH from taid date.
Her, in tail not "a 81 this wit make
turn. a. IA law firects.
Given under 4 hand this 5th DAY Of
A. 1s3 IA LTNDsAY, ]
anI1-4tw Dallas Ccuuty. L-
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me bcinocfiic Iaftt = Up .ftunitys
The opportunity Of the democratic party
to req lin in power. will result, in great
degree upon the next speaker Of the house.
Your ,pOrtunity TO obtain a fortune is by
sending 81 for ticket in the next drawing
OF the Commonwealth Distribution COM
.-I~. r rr-- Pct 1G0 urizes. SIP. 400.
a .rrs e ri iHar.Isr. !. 1r sg lc. Ken
tr..H
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Go to John g. Witwer for wagons, car
riages and buggies. Best line of vehicles in
the city. Studebsker work specially.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

though tbtfe are sOine NJ W.
friends who think II would la,o peg, nluol
better had certain part Cf " D'en
omitted,
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pa cr printed in the nearest county where IN. re
one. TO be snd appear before me at J. Otto
in the city Of Dallas, in the county OF d. a. ..
the 2 In ay Of January, 1888 10 aYsWt f .H
pla mt filed before me IN Justice court r '.H.
enot q Of said county, ON the .stl
November 1852 in a suit numbered .Y .
dock ct OF said court No 1904. wherein d.
liza ~ Is plaintiff and + T. Barnum H..
Iron Works Is defendant "a q cUnI
for the tum Of one hundred and elg "a
dol ars and ton cents. due on &C Oui .....
November I, l.sl aud payable on s..
NJ ed day. for commissions on sale of
lS2 He eiu fail not and Of this writ n
eturn rs the Law directs
-iven under my hand this 9Th dav Of o.
her ~ W. N FUWAI
deG7 ltd&wgt 2. e Dallas ,IuW
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

A cough cold or sore throat should not
be neglected. Browns Bronchial Troches
are simple remedy, and will give immedi-
ate relief. Price, IS cents.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

Hnsieiters stnrnsch Bif'ers give stesdiress %
ne nsrres. induces q he-lfhF. afur ] huW =
a. e urerents ernst -tiun uifhuuf unfu'y uurF-
o. tie tUuCls Fcui'T sfiuIulafrs ~ fsreulHf'nn
ed ~ rI-urfr.irr @ riEurrrls frluiifinu IT fhr
a. ~rlrrf r-sfem urnrnrisas tlsn rhar chrsrf ]
ra.r -ffah fu fhr fruezf on lei & wfIl-
Erirr-fI aoufifnn % al The suinsl powers
b. sai- ~ 81 drurlisis and desl p rea rally
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

Gray hairs are honorable, but few like
them. Clothe them with the hues of youth
by using Ayers Hair NigOr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

The severe chemical tests 10 which Tic
various baking powders have from time 10
tine been placed, hare demonstrate
clearly TO the public the relative merits Of
the different brands from m analytical
point OF view. For instance, Dr., Love, the
eminent government chemist, in his
analy SEES, made the comparative strength us
follows;
Cubic inches
Royal CREAM of tartar powder 49,. lgIOI
n harm !alum POWDER ...,.,| .,..,..,.. llG9
SNOW Flake" (Grof7s) '....'.... IOl.SS
&c L. Andrews & Co.'S" alum powder).. 1917
The Royal Baking Powder vas found, be.
sides being OF absolute purity, to evolve the
highest amount of leavening CUE of any of
the powders tested, and hence t was placed
at the head OF the list and recommended for
government use.
But the crucial test of the kitchen is, after |
all, the most satisfactory to the house |
keeper. A baking powder that never fails |
10 make light, sweet. wholesome and pa.
latable bread, biscuit, cake, ETC., upon all |
occasions, is the one that will be placed at
the head of the list by the practical house.
wife, and received into her XII chen for con-
yinuous use. This test the Royal Baking
Powder has stood for over twenty years,
without single failure, end hence its
equation as the best baking powder made
has spread from house to house. until its
Use has become as universal as its merits
ire unrivaled.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

iUf, TnNAsi AUGUST ~, 1881
o.,
have sold "woNDERFUf
" my customers who used
I BLACK LEG by giving
Internally and arplyiog tex
"a IKE n charm Your. Etc.
L. II IIffTCIIfgON.
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Horsfora,. I cid Phosphnte in seasiclness.

HUIsIUTT Y !" UIU fTIUHFIHIt III SttsIUhHtHsI
Professor Andolph OFT, New York, says:
~ rse3 f. ivr seasickness anon" the ras-
i,'a during Massage ncrO Jae .I.
#r.I.. ln yt" plurality o, cases saw l..
'..., .yup lu- yield, yH."H character
TIA. disease. and lEa way q. HeB.tl.u.
l",iJn .. lHu functions limos
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

AGENTS WAVED ss y, I1.sil, = 4 3, e. 81
N-rhfue ever furput-i all knIarar II
= &c sirirs with heel and We complete IN u
utes I'd vii slsu knr E-fat variety 81 frrrF
work y eniCh there "a a'wEys q really flarr.f
nd f1r rireullr ana terms q he Twursrr
ui ri % Nsehine o. it3 Trenout st-st -
n fsaa nr-lk
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18
TO FARMERS.

Amer riIis dsie ths CITY Fl1urinr NinI 81 rI.-
IA IN 4s-ufs Friisys ans sstu-ssys q rrrI
-n.f n ufrk Prumrf EtlerIiirIr ~ ~ wa Il
rihns We s-prz ~ culrE ruci 80 ~
n hHrEF
Tra
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

diseases from which may spring Bright's
Disease of the kidneys, Such prospect is
simply terrible; and it is the duty Of every
on e 10 be rid of the danger at once. To do
this infailibly, use Hunts Remedy, the
great kidney and liver medicine.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18
Wor-lrrm BOus

ANN@
Irr ana.
rra Love 0HE
Clint mes.
I. fer,
lL.rs Orse
club
Er L1I lille,
alth
50
kets
for
1ifal
1rm-
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Orr sells all styles of Concord sihe-sprine
I.o rr. g..
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Buy your buggies at W. W. Orr's, sue
essor to Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas,
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row that, during my two
rs president Of the senate,
lrit, has been thrown over
yer they were, tor no rul.
. ever been appealed from,
)nsclOus that any sem
employe OF the senate
iplaibed or had cause
ne manner in which | have
official duties. Ifany feel
OF received at my hand the
ion due them, | trust they
sh the thought from their
lg has been more foreign
nd in my retirement, rest
II take with me the kindest
ose with whom ! have been
after years, when l shall
past, no spot along my po-
pill call to mind so many
8 as the senate of Texas.
e met and mingled with
= of Texas, who came to
3 good of the state. They
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-18

p hI|t IN ..aunNl.
This ibe alf. ".u- -'0
conan end child Who .as iH be Body lhe
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CAFI
Receipts at The -asaIg l0-

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Receipts at The aslIr l1-
900.
The comptrollC @
tares. received ar
TUNED over 30 CrIrr lI
The term q o. tHe
expired today, So BIZ t.
having been sent DE
ton the state Il
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by CIv0wDUs aAlDwIN " wI.iLA - Da--n. Tex.s:
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- Iiu a. "a eACcssvs IN
mhturef v, ars-such as

q pH H We orc Lac
.t.s4..Hr ta-uaI Fuis
sII.. .s.Tr.er I ~
o.. 'I.WHHF ~ vision.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-11-15
Mining Lawsuits.

The Portland Press reports the following
cases tried before Judge Bonney in the
Superior Court in Portland, Friday:
Edward b. Smith y. Thomas Tapley.
Charles c. Marston v. Thomas Tapley.
Two cases involving the same state Of
facts and therefore tried together. they
are actions to recover for interests in the
Dodge copper mine in Yves: Brooksville,
Maine, which the plaintiffs claim they con-
veyed to defendant upon his furnishing them
certain share when the mine was sold.
The plaintiffs held each one-third Of what
was called the Dodge claim which adjoined
the Tapley mine t1en owned by defendant.
The arrangement was that if the two mines
combined sold for S56,000 nei, Tapley was
to receive $4,000, pay certain bills con-
tracted by Smith in developing the mine
amounting TO about $4,000, pay certain
claims for club stock which Smith had sold
and used the money in developing the mine,
and his personal expenses, and the balance
was 10 be divided between Tapley and Smith.
The whole property was finally sold for
$780, 200 cash.
Prior to this sale the plaintiff Smith
claims that Tapley told him Of the offer and
said if he had to come down from $4,000
to $4,000 the other owners of interests
must come down in proportion. to which
Smith agreed. Tapley saying that Smith
and Marston should be used right. Tapley
denies that there was any such modification
of the contract He took the $685. 900, paid
the bills contracted by Smith amounting to
over $1,000, for which Smith was alone La
BILE, $1,000 for the third interest in the
Dodge which was owned by one Davis, leav
ing him, Tapley, some over $4,000, when
as he claims he was to leave $40, 900 in the
first place before paving the bills.
As TO Marsion. Tapley denies that there
was any privlty of contract between them :;
that he never asked Narston through Smith
or in any way to turn over his interest to
him.
As to Smith, the defendan, claims that
even if there was a modification Of the con-
tract, as plaintiff claims, the matter was fully
settled at the Bucksport bank in December,
1881, and Smith gave defendant receipt in
full of all demands on account Of the Tapley
mine. Smith admits that he signed the re-
ceipt but claims that he did no, read it fully
and did not know its provisions. The jury
after being out 1--WE hours returned verdict
for the plaintiff in both cases. Marston
Si,Sj0.SS. Smith S3.2lS.5j.
The defendan; has filed motion for a
new trial aud exceptions in both cases.
NJ. p Frank c. W Morrill, for plaintiffs.
Clarence Hale for defendant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-11-15
THANKSGIVING.
PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR ROBBIE.

Bv the advice of the Executive Council. and
with a proper respect for yenerated New
England obsery ance. hereby appoint Thurs
day, the 10Th day Of November, instant, as
day of public thanksgiving and praise.
We are forcibly reminded that the autumnal
season brings with il the greetings of the har-
vest home, where are gathered the fruits OF the
honest toll of the husbandman. Providence
has given us. with an unsparing hand. shower
and sunshine. and we have had an abundant
harvest. Let us return joyful Thanksgiving
for this and other heavenly gifts. Let us re-
ioice with gladness for the continuance of
plenty: rejoice for prosperity in all our
material resources: rejoice for the unusual
health of our peoplo rejoice for the progress
of religion. education and liberty: rejoice for
the advancement az temperance. peace. and all
moral and national 20 rms. Midst such cheer
full surroundings. let us bestow gifts bounti-
fully, from our homes of plenty, upon the
poor and needy
Let all the people of this State. on this. our
National holiday assemble in their several
places of worship for thanksgiving and praise:
always mindful that. Except the Lord build
the house, they labor in vain that build il /:
except the Lord keep the city, the watchman
waketh but in vain
Given at the Council Chamber at Augusta. this
first day Of November. in the wear OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
three. and of the Independence of the United
States OF America the one hundred and eighth.
FREDERICK RoBIE.
BY the Governor.
JOSEPH o. SMITH. Secretary of state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-11-15

The State Pro..ibitory Amendment Cam
paign committee held a meeting in Portland,
Thursday, to perfect their plans for the
coming season. A free discussion of the
situation was had, and the desire manifested
to keep the question out of politics, that the
prohibitory amendment proposed by the
Legislature of last winter may be either
adopted or rejected on its own merits. 1t
is proposed to organize the State as
thoroughly as though the question was
political one, and secure the heaviest vote
ever cast on the adoption of Constitution
Amendment. R. w. Dunn, esq.,, was chosen
chairman of the committee, and county COM
mittees were announced.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-11-15

The uniform change of time which
goes into effect next Sunday, Nov IS. on
the railroads in New England and the Mid
die States, will require the time pieces in
this city to lie set back about twenty-six
minutes from tn local time, to conform 20
the standard slime. Most of the cities in
New England will adopt the new standard,
which will make the time uniform. The
seventy -ffth meridian time has been select
ed for the standard and as this meridian
runs within about ten miles of Philadelphia
tine time of that city will virtually govern
the time of cities and towns east of it. 1t
is believed that many advantages will be
obtained from having a uniform time
throughout such an extent of territory and
there seems now but little doubt that the
change will, after fair trial, meet the APP
proval of the general public.