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lloed N beooms efeal commercial "
Tho growth " lhe oity N every fesi y
daflnr me past yeaf eglncel ills, ahd ne
future SUCCESS " Vie olly n assured lho'e
wefp some heavy financial transactions yss
to-day, Of character that goes 10 show
that capital from distance Il also aeetlng
Investment here. Yeslerdhyit lesked 0ht
that Colonel W. Il. Hughes, formerly o
resident of this city, bnt lato Of St Louis
and Colonel T. N. simpson, Of weather.
ford, had purchased the Exchange bank OIL
This city, or at least the controlling Interest
and that Mr.. Thomas Of the bank would
retire while Captain w. II. Onston, would
still retain his interest. The capital stock
has been greatly increased, but how mucn
Is not known. me bank VIII DC IelnoVc1f
| from its present location Mt the. corner OF
| Main street and Lamar street TO the
ground floor of the Windsor hotel,
now occupied by railway Offices,
on the corner oil Main and Austin streets.
It Is rumored that prominent banker OF
New York, now in our midst, will also be
interested in the new bank.
The headquarters of the Continental Cat
tie company, at present located at st. Lonis9,
and of which Colonel W. Il. Huges is presi-
dent, and Colonel Simpson general mana
ger, will, it is stated, be moved to this city,
which is another big feather in the cap OF
the Queen City of north Texas.
The real estate market, was
rather active yesterday, and Col
onel Hughes has purchased the, lot
on Commerce street, opposite the Windsor,
but the price paid for the same is not
known.
Mr.. s. P. Mendez has sold to the Catholic
church 132x200 feet just west OF Crowdus
street, running from Main to Commerce
street, on which magnificent church edi-
flee is to be erected, but the price paid Tor
the same was not given.
i There were also some sales OF real estate
on Elm street.
Bids for a lot upon which the new opera,
house is to be located, are coming in, and II
was learned by reporter last evening that
all the shares had been taken, and If there
be any remaining, it is only few, winch
will find ready purchasers. The city Ii
prospecting. ,.. H.
The foundation of building at the cal
works, i'll East Dallas, is being laid Tor the
erection of factory for the manufacture o.
cotton-gins and other cotton machinery
1t will be quite an addition to the newly In
corporated town of East Dallas, as well as
to Dallas proper.
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visitors 10 the Daily springs, Bowie
county. Texas, speak IN the highest terms
Of the effects Of the water, especially IN
liver and kidney complaints; those oebil-
std through over-Tork. rscuPerzte here
very last. Sometimes gaining as mqen
g. two pounds IN ~ On -. ~. ,..,,.,,' -
si-- r.rtron. sulphur. maEnesia, etc, nat
-. s'-.- i,rrr discov red Past experience
rIovrs thai 90 ont 81 every % that flst
Daily are benefited OF Cured. y never
1,7ls 4, rr,rs dvsueurin- Huntlng j. splen-
~ - merr - III deer having been killed
Ia ore dav 81 a party from ne spnngs;
For = dsliehiful time. and ne pe.t ne.
=. ~ - - a. every time IN sppori unity
ofTers-ro 20 DsIbJ.-INorth Ieran-
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Human Prejudice.

Someone has wisely said: There is moth
ing stronger than human preiudice;" and
this is true. Especially are some minds
preiudiced against proprietary medi
cines." Because some such medicines are
shams, they leap to the conclusion that all
are. As well say, because some physicians
Of all good things, even of gold coins and
greenbacks. But there is true money
and there are true medicines. Among the
latter is Hunts Remedy, true and tried,
and with the testimonials of hundreds who
have been healed and saved from the grave
bv it. For all diseases of the kidneys, the
liver, the urinary organs, it STANDS wish4 the
a peer. Physicians prescribe it,, and the
sick hail it With Joy. Isn't it cheaper to
buy bottle of il yourself, and take it &C.
cording to directions than to pay for your
prejudice by receiving it at the hands oil
your physician at ten times the cost?
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The Federal building.

The location of the Federal building
having been definitely determined at the
southeast corner of Main and Eryay streets,
the general public Is anxious now to know
when the erection of the building will be-
gin. The matter has been referred to the
department ofjustice at Washington City.
for its passage upon the title, and as soon
as United States District Attorney Bigger,
of this place, reports iavorably on the same
the contract for the building will be let to
contractors and the building will begin at
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WE are in receipt of one of the largest pa
pers ever published in this country, being
the quIntuple sheet 140-column special edi-
ton of the Philadelphia Times of Tuesday
last. It is filed with a perfect mass Of
reading matter and advertisements. The
issue reflects great credit upon even SO per-
feet and capacious an establishment as the
Times has
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New Bank at Mckinney j.

a new bank, to be known as the Collin
County National bank, was organized at
Mckinney yesterday with paid up CAPT.
tai o SIS, 900, with the privilege of making
it $3.50, 600, with the following officers: G.
A. Foote, president; NJ. H. Markham, vice
president, and W. l.. Boyd, cashier. The
stockholders are g. A. Foote, M. II: Mark
ham, WI. Boyd, y, E. Ranney, Thomas
II. Murray, j. G.. Rhea, T. B; Wilson,
George ellison, T. G. Goodner, James l..
White, J. A. Aston, G. N. McAuley, G. G.
Houston, /. D. Newsome and r. M. Bourd
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p,strict Court-CiviI.Term..

Assignment of cases for the week begin
ming Monday. March 10, 1888:
36o7-Coclrell & Co. vs. Pennman ct al.
3sOS-W. G. Putty by next friend VS.. W. L. Will
Jams. (Mondny)
3S29-Tennison ct al. vs. Tennison et al.
S905-McCullough VS.. McCullougn, ihursuay)'
40SS-Kn iceland & Harrison vs. Afford q Veal.
4Ol7- George +. Afford VS.. W. ]. Pollard, (Thurs-
day. ,u,.s.
4O53-W. II. CASTOR VS.. is. Burton, Wednes'
4O5s--W.' II. CASTOR VS.. ]. B Hatch, (Wednes-
ASo5-Diilcn & Barlow w. Cleveland ct al.
4321-Floyd ct al. VS.. Floyd ct al.
i9o0-Mrs N S Keene VS.. @. b. Wellborn ct oil
4lS5-R. r. smyrl VS.. Texas Trunk +. r. Co..
45IS-J y. Simpson VS.. Texas Trunk K. X. 70.
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After severe test of twelve years, by
many leading physicians and thousands oil
females, it has been thoroughly demon
strated that English Female Bitters has
cured and relieved more sickly females
than ali other remedies combined. All
monthly defects, excuses or weaknesses, a.
fecting married or single ladies, are
prom pity relieved by its use.
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Countv Commissioner Court.

Commissioner VIM. J. Keller, commits
sioner of the first distritt, was appointed TO
have the specifications and plans drawn up
and also for a wrought iron fence, to be
built around the county jail. bids to be
received and contract let on the 18th day of
March, 1883.
The resignation of r Shannon, constable
OF precinct No. 4, was accepted.
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The publisher of the Beaver Falls Pa
AGO contracted q sevcre cold. He says: 81
tried half a dozen remedies Intellectually,
and. upon recommendation Of physician,
gave DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup fair, square
trial. Ii relieved me Immediately, ana
cured my cold and catarrh entirely. 1t is
a remedy that should be used In every
household -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

THE socialists and revolutionary orders
in Europe appear to be unusually active
Just at this time. 1t seems that grand
demonstration is to be made by them in
Geneva tomorrow.
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THE TEXAS Siflings" continues, We no
lice from our exchanges. 10 be copied and
quoted throughout the whole country, and
its matter, too, IL among the brightest and
best that appears in print. The fact can
not but be rrsfffying TO the people q The
state 1t large, ns II IL 10 the ''siftsrs' them
selves. The f.ct that such publication is
found in Texzs. commonly supposed 70 Be
ouf Of the world. and that Il il gsDerouAy
and universally pafronizsd bsre. is quite en-
advertisement f1r our state. e. H1uch 20 m
d.ed. e. It II creditabls 70 DE publishers oi
shs journal There seems % be, TOO, 10
abatement vbnteFsr in the briebt humof
ana fssLine vi Of tie "sIftinez." bat con
fr.ry 10 ne hisioEy q nost hunoro1s pub-
I.csfions. each sn1os1ins number 4 81 I'M
r~ore-nsnf on TIE presiding cus.. ne
H<r.rr but sch51s TIE publir ssriInsnt n
wishing fts WHY couisnp1rrrT lo1E nn1
r1'rtzrurfst noT q succss-
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THERE is bill before the California leg
islature to compel proper house plumbing
to be done IN the line Of sanitary regulation
and home drainage. The plumbers are
tioiSlcd to death over the bill, and The peo-
pie are aghsst at this prospect Of comPul-
satory plumbing. II there isn't a maxi
mum rate Of charges for such work estab-
lished By the bill, the Golden State WI
soon be hopelessly bankrupted, and the
BONANZA mflionhires viii have 10 step
down and out, and make room for the
plumber aristocracy. The plumber have
been wonderfully abused in this country,
but every dog has bis day, they say.
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SENATOR TERRELL's recent speech in the
state senate on his amendment to the pen
itentiary lease will be found in our columns
this morning.
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pF0UIS, ELLIOTT & HALL, Props.
To THE LADIES,

Your attention is called.t the fact that
YOU can be supplied on short notice with
hats. underwear, and all kinds ofmillinery
goods at very low prices by calling on
Mrs. e. CHESTNUT,
Next door to Grams jewelry store, Elm St.
11-Only lady clerks employed.
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TO-DAY is "ST. PATRIcK's Day in the
morning" and tomorrow is Palm SUNDAY.
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You can keep your hair abundant ana
glossy and retain its youthful color with
Parker's Hair Balsam.
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Dulins coufinuss V bcon. and ssch d.y
.hrf psssrs c~sr TIE bsads q her c..izens
rurrIncss thsu he more ~ NJ -
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Diamond Dyes are so perfect and SC
beautiful that it is a pleasure to use them.
Equally good for dark or light collors. 10
papta
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THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE co.
OF LONDON,

This company is prepared to loan money
Of reasonablerates of interest at from one
to five years time, secured by deed OF trust
on improved lands. 1t will also negotiate
county, municipal, railroad and other
bonds, and purchase vendors lien notes.
@. E.. WELLESLEY,
General Manager, Office COS Main, street.
- Dallas. Texas.
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~ cour,.s. Asthma rnd Throsf Disorders,
-. R-1ur's Bronchial Troches, heTlnf
1-0rrf fheir efinacy ~ q test 81 many
rsarsL Sod only IN bo1es-
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w eekly Herald
REDUCED TO
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PER YEAR.

uereafter the DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD vii
he f,,Tnished to subscribers for $3.50 per year,
payable in All persons i pStN2e ae 70
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-28
GALVESTON.
A Disappointment General Lee to
Lecture Notes.

Galveston, February % Tile elabo-
rate preparations made TO receive and
entertain EX-president Diaz and party
have been In vain. A cablegram
was received to-day stating that the
party had embarked on the steamer
>Sucatan at Vera Cruz direct for New
Orleans. Invitation will he extended
the ex-president aud party To visit
Galveston upon his departure from
New Orleans.
General Fit6hugh Lee will deliver
his lecture Battle Of Chancellor-
vile, Mt Artillery Hallon the night
of March lat. He will lecture on the
same subject at Houston on the night
of the "a and at san Antonio on the
night OF the 3D..
II was w. G.. Burch instead of ].
G. Burch VINO left suddenly last week
for parts unknown, leaving his cred
itors in the iurch to the amount of Sl4
900, His visible assets are estimated
at 5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-28
THE MILLER MUSS.
The Woman Has tho Documents aud Will
stand by Them.

Stand by Ihem.
A personal signed ~. G. Miller, 80
North Sixteenth street, appeared in
the papers few days ago, stating that
Mrs. j. G.. Miller. dressmaker of 100
North Sixteenth street. was not his
wife. In explanation Of the personal,
he stated the other day that he had
never been married 10 the woman, but
had lived with her four years. Her
story Is much more interesting than
his. She states nothing but that of
which she IL positive, She says that
on August %, 1870. she was married to
j. &. Miller in this city by a person
whom he introduced to her as Judge
Peter Powers. She received her
marriage certificate and then
they lived happily together for n
time. She heard rumors concerning
her husband which she now believes
to have been well founded She sur
missed that he had been married be-
fore, and that, moreover, his wife was
still living. She still holds in her
possession very endearing letter
written to his father and signed Your
daughter-in-law, Juliantta Dumich.n
She moreover Termed that her husband
had for some reason changed his name
from Dumich to Miller. The letter to
his father alludcs to him being in
trouble and needing clothes very badly.
Mrs. Miller the lady who tells the
story, also holds letter written by
Miller to her father in England in
which he alludes To himself As
his loving son-in-law. Concerning the
trouble between herself and Miller,
the lady stated that about the 18th of
last December the man Miller came to
her and said he was going to go to
Cleveland and live there, She gave
him some money and l,e started oil,
she accompanying him to the train
and bidding him good-by. Shortly
afterwards she received a letter from
Miller asking her to come Cleveland,
whore he dated the letter from. He,
however, did not think that his wife
was close observer, or else he would
not have posted the letter ut small
popularity of the letter Shortly after
the receipt of the letter he came to
this city again and lived with his wife
for about ten days. He left
her, or she left him, about
the 18th Of September 1882. She
searched for information and found It,
''uO icdiHou tuao He iau iluIIltd th-
other woman on or about September
5, and that she was in the city. The
marriage, Mrs. Miller said was per-
formed by justice Won Gerichton. She
endeavored to find her marriage certifi-
cate shortly before leaving her hus-
band and was surprised when she could !
obtain no trace of it. She searched the
records Of Justice Powers office, but
iailed To find any mention of her mar
riage, and now believes that she was
imposed upon and that the marriage
was bogus. She insists that her hus-
band had his life insured in the Order
OF Mutual Protection, and the sum due
at his death was to be paid over to her.
Mrs. Miller takes her troubles calmly
and tells nothing but what she thinks
she can substautiatc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-28
A GIRL WITH A HISTORY.
Tho story OF Dora Thorpe and Her Convict
Husband.

A Young woman scarcely more
than girl--with face that IL really
pretty. anda pair of eyes that sparkle
with life and animation, was seated on
the prisoners bench In the police court
Yesterday morning, She had been ar
rested, i'm company with j. l., McSher-
ley and l.. A. Wolshart, II medical
student, and his country friend. All
had been on u little spree together,
and were considerably moro than half
sens over when taken into the kindly
care OF the blue-coated guardians of the
public peace. Dora Thorpe was the
namc she gave, and she was away
above the class who are wont to find
solaco on the highAbacked bench before
his honor. All were dismissed, for
they had been locked up for over u
day, and were as sober as judges.
Not quito three years ago Dora
Thsrpe became the bride OF Harry De
We're. The drug.room of the Hamil-
ton county Jail was the scene of the
nuptials, aud one brief hour was the
honey moon they enjoyed There
may be those who stlll remember the
handsome young fellow who WAS CON
victed of stealing diamonds from Mrs.
Snyder's boarding house on Broadway
and sentenced To eight years IN the
Ohio penitentiary. Dora Thorpe,
then a young girl Just from the rural
district of Indiana, promised 10 remain
true to him until his term was
ended. Ii was her wish that they
might he married, and u few hours be-
fore the train left that would part
them for years the words which made
them husband and wife were pro-
nounccd. An enquirer scribe was one oi
the three witnesses of that strange
marriage, aud from that day until
yesterday he had not laid eyes on
Harry De Vere's bride. She had not
changed so much that IL required
more than moments study To recog.
nize her, and after her dismissal tn,
reporter learned from her that she had
seen her husband three weeks ago
He Is IN good health, and sho hope:
that by his good behavior he will re.
oeive pardon in n few years. d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-28
Brooklyn. N. Y, March 18th. 1879

CARTER MEDICINE Co.:
Gentlemen Nearly all my life
have suffered with periodical Sick
Headache Of a severe type; had
tried very many remedies, but with
out securing any relief. About year
ago began taking Carriers Little Liver
Pills, and have not had Sick Head
ache since.
Have been troubled with indigestion
very much and find the Nerve Pills
give Immediate relief. | take pleasure
in recommending them to my friends.
Mrs. FoURI.
Sold by l.. n. Brunswig.
3-22-1wk-d&w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-28
Yes! It'sa Free Country,

You can cough, sneeze, suffer and
disgust your friends with miserable
cold in the head, or catarrh, If you
wish; yet sensible people buy a 50-cent
bottle of BRowN's GERMAN CATARRu
CURE instead, break up cold in half
an hour, and cure the worst form OF
Catarrh. Which will you do? For
sale by I. w. Powell, f.. M. Welsh,
l.. N. Brunswig, q. III. Eastwood
and q. G. Pate, M. d., Fort Worth,
Texas.
l1-2S-d&wtf
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BRUTAL BOSSES.
Inhuman Manner in Which Insane
Patients are Treated.

Pittsburg, Pa, February 26.-The
Dix Mountain Insane Asylum
investigation was resumed to-
day. In the morning session
the testimony of ID. G. Carson
inmate In 1870 was taken. He states
when first taken there he was used
very roughly. Refused to take medi-
cine and was Knocked down, kick
ed and chol<ed. After the second day
he never received any more abuse, but
saw plenty others maltreated, one of
the worst cases was that OF an inmate
named Myers. Harper, an attendant,
appeared To have spec
ial dislike for Myers and
abused him on all occasions. One
day n patient named Love struck
Myers aud knocked him against n
bench, when Harper rushed in
with u strap and strucl,
Myers on the back with bucket and
chased him into cell. Harper had a
bunch OF keys with which he used to
strike patients In the face. Witness
was placed in cell with two
others one of whom was
uncomfortable. Ii was filthy, the ven
tilation was poor and the atmosphere
undesirable. The straw ticks were not
changed and often coated with filth.
! Another case was that of patient
named swanson, tall and slim and
subject 10 fits One day Swanson lost
his sock and could not find it. An at
tendant named Jamiscu said he would
help him find il and
| struck him. They clmched
und1fcll, Swanson ON top. Jainison
managed To get up first and began
! kicking Swanson about the body in 4
! horrible and brutal manner. The lattoi
| pleaded for him TO quit and offered II
regular prayer to God for help, He
then went into Tits and Jamison left
/ him lying on the floor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-28
Sale of Unclaimed Freight.

On Saturday morning the third day
of March, 1888, the Texas Express
Company will sell large lot of un.
claimed freight at auction.
A. G.. SHATTUCK, Auctioneer.
See large printed posters for list OF
articles. names, etc.
Sale will commence o'clock am
in front of court house.
II. A. THOMAS,
Agent Texas Express Company.
2-3-lm.