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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01
Misunderstanding Your spring Suit

Whom ordering Your spring Suit
do not fail TO examine the immense dis.
play of samples AZ the
HEApouARTkRs FOR rsXAs
of J. Winter, jr, n Co., Louisville, Ken,
lucky,
LEADING TAILoRs OF THE SOUTH AND WEST
Their stock is unequalled in the state
comprising the most desirable fashionable
AMI reliable goods in French and English
'abrics. The Innings and buttons kept by
this house are the best and most select, anG
used in harmony to color and character o
goods. Since the prices are the lowest, il
is to the interest Of everybody to examin,
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
In addition to the above announcement
we desire to say that We receive every weel
or two, nom our headquarters at Louis
Vile, few so-called insists, which we ar,
ready to close out at much reduced prices
| II will pay you to see them. Call at NJ
6OI Main street.
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HOUsEKEEpERs AND CONSUMERS

Will save money by buying Wrseys
soaps, which are sold by all grOcefs,
Among their celebrated brands az, the
Linen" white Velvet" "GermaL Fam
ily," English Blue" "0ld English"
Gold Medal3'pound Bar" Warranted
Pure and the "Napkin.3-pound'Bar, Each
bar wrapped in n colored table napkin;
also, their New Tidy soap, 9-pound bar
each bar wrapped in japanese tidy
made of pure vegetable oil and talloE
The best is the cheapest. Be sure and see
that each bar or cake is branded "G, A.
Wrisley & Co., Chicago, H."
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Lodging will be required for three thous-
ana strangers during the Smngertest. Less
than one thousand can only be accommo.
dated from the present outlook. People
are earnestly requested to send applications
for dodgers to lsidore Freiberg, corner Elm
and Lamar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01

The superiority OF McClellan's photo
graphs Is due to years Of study In the chem.
ical department Of the art anu . knowleuse
OF the actenio properties Of light. Any
face can DO made TO appear beautiful In d
photograph nv skillful posing and q happy
blending OF light md shadow togrih,
that all shon'd enjoy--to critically exam
Inc work before mekint snen. emcnts for
sittings.
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Lodging will be required for three thous
and strangers during the Swngerfest. Less
than one thousand can only be accommo
dated from the present outlook. Peorlt
are earnestly requested to send application.
for dodgers to lsdore Freiterg, corner Elm
and Lamar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01
A General Meeting

General Meeting
or members OF the Merchants Exchange
is hereby called for Thursday, May 3D.,
ing upon the report of the building com.
mittee as regards bids for location Of the
Exchange building. No voting by prJxy
allowed. A. OPpESHEIMxR, Prt sident,
Ed. T. KELLY, Secretary.
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East via Memphis ana l. \ N.

ENtt VIA WtMphtt NhU I. Y N,
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad
line of Pullman Sleepers has been resumed
from Little Rock to Louisville Passengers
for any point east or northeast will find
this pleasant and comfortable as well as
quick route, rs there is but one change OF
car. from Little Rock to Chicago, Detroit,
Philadelphia, Washington or New York !
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John Howard

John Howard
Represents the "Bee Line" route. His
address is Dallas hardly necessary to write
tickets. However, should you desire any
particular information in regard to this
popular route, II might be well to address
him, care lock box 222. Any information
desired will be promptly furnished.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01

No. 10l Elm street. Well, what about Il?
Why, that's the place the ladies patronize
Tor visiting cards and stencil plates, rubber
stamps and needles tor every kind of sew.
ing machine and oil. You can save money
by remembering this place.
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THE CITY.
apRINo sryLrs OF noNNrrs

SPRING STYLES OF HORNETS
The latest shades in silk Velvets,
6atins, Silks, Ostrich Plumes and Tips,
and the latest styles In everything in
the Millinery line. Ladies would do well
to call and examine my large stock, which
comprises the latest, freshest and most fash
ionable goods ever brought to Dallas.
Mrs. Il. CHESTNUT,
ELM street, next door TO 0ram's jewelry
store.
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Go East nv the Hoo Linz

Go East by the Bee Line.
What Is the Bee Liner We have neither
time or space for long stories. Ask your
ticket agent when you start east-he Is
paid to answer questions, and will tell you
all about tho "Bee Line.n
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SOuNthlnR Now.

Go 10 Bouche's and get one Of those beau.
tiiul globe engraved lamp chimneys, fire
proof. Warranted to out.last any other
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All Are Invited
to call at the star machine office and 81!
gallery, 6i3 Elm street. The most sl'iscP,
We place in the city.
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Hats and bonnets to suit your faces = au'
match your dresses, at Baumans' q" h'~'
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The largest wholesale and retail millinery
house in the state. All orders by mall u
express promptly filled. L. Bauman, man'
ager, 70j Elm street, Dallas, Texas
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To Consumers Of Coal Oil.
Chester VS.. Brilliant.
OFFICE OF PURCHASING AGENT, !
GULF, COLORADO & SANTA FE RAILWAY, :
March %. 1881

|MESSRS. SCOFIELD & TEVIS Galveston
Gentlemen In answer to your inquiry will say that we
are using your CHESTER OIL in our station and office
lamps on this road and that it has proved be perfectly
SAFE and Satisfactory OIL In November last purchased
and issued quantity Of BRILLIANT OIL, but as received
several complaints and reports of EXPLODED lamps |
recalled it and substituted CHESTER OIL in its place.
Since this change made have had complaints nor any
report of exploded lamps. Yours truly,
JOHN W. THORNE, Purchasing Agent
r. i. MARSALIS. Dallas. Texas.
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Ladies' suits and underwear o. D."
mans, 7C6 Elm.
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w. b. Davis, $50 Elm street. New pa l
new shop, new everything, Tive "'A
call.
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Special 0oticcs.

s~HoUsToN & TEXAS CENTRAL RAIL
way, secreiary's ONCE, Houston, March 81 lSS;
Notice Is hereby given that the regular annua
meeting of the directors and of the stakeholder
the Houston Il Texas Central hallway Com
pany will be held at the compsny's Office ia the
city of Houston, Harris county, Texas, on Mon
day, May 7, 1883.
A. s. RICHARDSON. Secretary
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Plumes and tips. all color,, at Bauman
Save DOCTORS bills by buying buggy
from Ofr-7M Main street.
Tcar-less.

fearless.
From the land Of Love and Flowers,
From Tampss deadly shore
They've bought and want some more.
No minor shirt Ia epitaphed,
Drawers doubly .sesNed stand,
Hts smallest clothes have largest sale
And prices don't expAns.
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Laces and embroideries at BaumanS%
Elm street.
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Ladies' suits and underwear at D'U
mans, 706 Elm.
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
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Satins aud silks, all shades, at Bauman' $,
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L. Reach, Wholesale confectioner
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In ancient !. q. =. .dsJ.,' .ssSpe time
Pure Sss:sslsiis~ s 4 ii:a roo.r
but now, f.ls ia chantoi
The pAtrr ~ tuSnAk2 pdf
Tho one , ~ n n9Q6c. w,
The mai "HRs1 now grg....
t. l>~.' Ito &c. ~ BIZ J
n dark ar
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Candy made daily at Keaeh's, 7i2 Elm
street,
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II q Elm. y
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Texas Ticket Agents.

All sell tickets over the "Coo, Comfort.
able Bee Line Route"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01
rHE. TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE 90
OF LONDON,

This company is prepared to loan none,
d reasonable rates Of interest at from on,
70 i've years time, secured by deed Of trus'
On improved lands aud city property. /,
VIII also. negotiate county, municipal
railroad aud other bonds, and purcha, q
vendors lien notes.
e>-1 O. X. wxLLxsIxY,
General Manager, Office COS Main street,
Dallas. Texas.
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Glen Lea. orpo.n HKnAL atice.

1000 Canes at Curtis
Curtis has the finest stock Of canes In
Dallas. -
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100 Elm.
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Plumes and tips. all colors, at Bauman's,
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Gloves at pauman,s, zoo Il !.
Glen Lea, oppo .iie HrnALD ou.o,.

I'm street.
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Save money suu su you o ,fectici q
Tor cash. l.. Reach, .i2.lAS, 4,
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD Office.
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listers and circulars at Bauman's.
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Flowers and ribbons at Bsumans'
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Neckwear and corsets at Baumans
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listers and circulars at Baumans'
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Gloves at Bauman's, 7C Elm.
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Fish, Eggs and Butter .,,- H., s,,sst.
Constantly on hands at la1 Elm s'''"
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Ampleprovisions will be made for the scco N
modston of visitors. Very low rates Of han
portation has been extended by all the railroads
In the state
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-07-30
temperance Enth as siasm.

The regular Sunday afternoon TEN
perance meeting, under the auspices OF
the w. G. II. U., was held near Rosen.
dale Park yesterday afternoon in the
presence of II large gathering of people.
George w. Wells, Rev. S. r. Gardner
and Henry W, Morrow made address.
es. A temperance me ting was held in
the NJ. 7. Church, Seventh street neal
Walnut, at $3.50 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon. A large audience was in at
tendance, and William =. Crouch pre-
sided. Daniel w. Bisselle, George f.
Hartman and several others advocated
the cause
At Gilbert Chapel, corner Of Thir-
teenth and French streets, a large and
interesting meeting was held.
Henry w Morrow presided. Ad-
dresses were made by John Gray, New
ton Lamplugh, Geo. w. Wells and the
veteran il. B. Mcdonnell. Prof d. W.
Bisselle led the new choir, which render
ed sou-stirring pieces between the
addresses. These meetings are 20 be
continued on each Sunday evening, at
s o'clock. One of the speakers raised
the enthusiasm to fever heat, when he
emphasized his assertion that she had
been red hot Democrat for over forty
years, but hereafter he knew no party,
but would vote and work for temper
ance candidates"
Tomorrow, Tuesday,, evening there
will be u temperance meeting in the
City Mission church, Second street, near
Washington, at s o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-07-30
Eating Lemons.

A good deal has been said through the
papers about the heathfulness Of eating
lemons. The latest advice is how to
use them so they will do most good, as
follows Most people know the benefit
of lemonade before breakfast, but few
know that it is more than doubled by
taking another at night also. Tie way
to get the better of the bilious system
without blue pills or quinine is to take
the juice of one, two or three lemons,
as appetite Graves, in as much ice water
as makes it pleasant drink without
sugar, before going to bed. In the
morning, on rising, at least a
half hour before breakfast, take the
Juice of one lemon in Il goble Of water.
This will clear the system of bile and
humor with efficacy, without any of tho
weakening effects ofcalomel or congress
water. People should not irritate the
stomach by eating lemons clear, the
powerful acid of the jnice, which is al
most corrosive, invariably produces in
hammation after while, but properly
diluted 80 that it does net burn or draw
the throat, it does its medical work
without harm, and, when the stomach
is clear of food, has abundant opportn-
nifty to work over the system thor
oughly, says a medical authority.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-07-30
AChapter OF cIdents.

A Lake Shore train ran into siding
from an open switch near Erie, Penna.,
on Saturday morning ard teleScoped a
freight train. Four train men were
severely injured, and number of
passen gers were bruised,
Joseph Hays, &. Hayes and Albert
Gordon, of the brigantine Ohio, Loading
at Matane, Quebec, were drowned on
Friday by the upsetting of a boat.
Michael Kelly, Patrick Flaherty and
George Cough were injured, Kelly
fatally, while loading rails upon hand
car on the railroad near Newton, Massa-
chusetts, on Saturday. An express
train struck one end Of rail which
they were lifting.
While men were casting roll in A.
Garrison & Co.'S foundry ut Pittsbure
on Saturday, the sand being wet scat
tered the molten metal, weighing ton,
in all directions. William Barkhoh
was fatally burned aud died soon after.
Five others were badly injured, but
will probably recover.
Hot gas coming in contact with cold
air in "a receiver at Grace Furnace, near
Cleveland, ohio, on Friday, caused an
explosion which wrecked the engine
house and dangerously if not fatally in
iurcd the engineer. Several other EN-
ploy4es received slight injuries.
William Hewitt, Ii years of age, EN-
ployed to run the elevator in Simpson =
cotton mill at Norristown, Pa, was
killed on Saturday morning, thro ugh
carelessness. While the elevator was
moving he leaned over the side to look
below, and had his head caught between
the floor and the elevator beam,
Mrs. gladden., only two days married,
was killed by lightning near Troups,
Texas, on Friday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-07-30
In q Bad Plight.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bligh and her sistel
and daughter came from Liverpool in q
steamer of the American line, and
landed in Philadelphia one day last
week. She came to meet her husband
Joseph Bligh, and she had his address
on piece of paper, hut somehow lost
the paper. She says her husband il
waiting for them somewhere in the
United States. 81 have tried and
tried she said, "to think of the namt
of the place, but the more try thu
more l can't think | haven't any o
his letters, either, and there is no way
by which | can tell where | want to go
L don't know whether or not it was
near the sea; but suppose not, he
cause he said he had to 60 many mile.
in a railroad carriage
Mrs. Bligh WAS greatly discouraged
at the vastness of this country. When
she landed she thought there wasn'i
much more of America than Philadel
phia, and that she could find her hus
band easily,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-07-30
Insane Man Arrested.

A colurcd man named Isaac Morris,
who boarded with Mr.. Brown on A
street, below Townsend, South Whining
ton, los' his wife few months ago, and
since that time he has been somewhat
dispiritrd, and at times evlnced symp-
toms Of insanity. This morning he he
came 80 violent that Mrs. Brown called
on officer White, who resides in the
vicinity, and asked that he should be
arrested. The officer accordingly called
to his assistance officers Heal, Moore
and Tibhet, and proceeded to the place
esignated. They found Morris quite
violent, barking and swapping his teeth
like dog when they approached him,
and the efforts of the entire party were
required to place the hand-eutts upon
him. Having secured him, a wagon
was borrowed from Mr.. Phillips, when
he was taken to the hall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-07-30
THE INQUEST ON WIN. WILSON.
The Jury Finds q Verdict OF Acct.
dental Death.

Coroner Smith held an inquest at
o'clock Saturday afternoon on the body
of William Wilson, who was killed IN
the morning at Market street bridge.
After the jury was sworn, they orga-
nized by electing L. w. Palmer fore
man, and j. Harold RhOads secretary.
William G. White was sworn, and
testified that he undertook to cross the
bridge from the other side about 6.4C
O'Clock in the morning. just as he 60
to the draw it commenced to open to LEI
the tug Tarus pass through. AT the
time he noticed the deceased who was
standing at this side leaning over the
rail. AS the draw came back the wit
ness turned his head for moment when
he heard singular crushing sound,
and upon looking again saw that che
mans head was caught between the
stringer and post; called to Mr..
Forsyth that man was killed, and as
the bridge slipped back he fell to the
ground. The witness hurried to him
and turned him over, and then ran 10
Warmers and telephoned for a doctor.
Did not think the man was in any
danger, or would have warned him.
No one called to him to look out.
William Forsyth, the bridge tender
corroborated he preceding witness, and
said the draw was almost back in its
place when he heard it stop and heard
officer White say that man was
killed. Saw the man, but did not think
he was in any danger.
The jury, after few minutes de
liberation, rendered verdict that
William Wilson was accidentally
killed by having his head caught i'll the
draw at Market street bridge. Tht
body was removed to his late residence,
No. Alb Taylor street, about 4 O'Clock III
the afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-07-30

During fight between Martin Gro.
gan and George Sundalch, in St. Paul,
on Saturday, the former was killed by a
young son Of Sunhalch, cutting his
throat with a shovel.
Patrick McShane was arrested in
Boston last night for causing the death
of Catharne Mulvey by throwing her
from a saloon into the street during a
drunken quarrel on Friday night
During dance at Ebaui Ranch, %
miles from Brownsvile, Texas, on
Thursday night, Apollonio Regie and
Macedonia Misles shot and killed u
woman, named Rice, who had desert
ed Regis for another lover. The WON.
ans partner fired at her asSailants and
was shot in the stomach. A bystanler
was shot in one arm and through the
lungs.
Henry Raynor raa away with the
daughter of II. Pickett, at Lynday,
Nebraska, a few days ago. The girls
father and Raynor met and fired at
each other on Friday night. The
father was killed and Raynor wounded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-07-30
STATE AND PENINSULA.
News In Brief from the Towns an d
vlllages-Extracts from EXchaW !.


vilAsges-Extracts from Exchs" .
ges.
Eleven new houses are in course OF
erection in Georgetown.
A movement is on foot to change the
name of Reh0bOth to Cape HenlOpen
Beach.
Almost all the towns throughout the
state complain Of tramps. Delaware
should have tramp law"
Three men in Treats basket factory at
Georgetown jointly make 1000 peach
baskets per day.
Ex-Governor Ponder and family have
gone to the White Mountains for the
Summer.
1t is said that the Cecil County house.
wife uses the potato bug as a dye for
carpet rags.
Postmasters are now required to keep
letters seven days, instead of thirty
days, before sending them to the dead
letter Office.
Not single case of drowning has yet
occurred at Rehoboth since that famous
resort has been established. This
speaks vOlumns to surf bathers.
Mr.. Albert Curry, late candidate for
Governor, has opened a half-mile
racing track on his farm near Green
wool.
A Cambridge woman claims to have
in her possession a piece OF bark from
the cherry tree cut down by the youthful
George Washington.
Tne . nton Union says there are six
teen Democrats on the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland who would like to 90 to the
United States Senate next winter.
The premiums offered on cattle, poul.
try, grain, Nc, amount to 81, llS, at
the Middletown Fair, not counting the
premiums on the races.
The new Office now being erected at
Clayton for Superintendent !. N. Mills
ana his corps of assistants, is rapidly
approaching completion. 1t is a hand
some building.
The State Agricultural Society Of
Delaware offer silver medal and fifty
dollars in cash to that farmers grange
which makes the best exhibit in
the several departments at the Eext
annual State fair, and bronze medal
and twenty-five dollars i'll cash to the
one making the next best showing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-07-30
Large California Ranch es.

A list of the big ranches Of San Luis
Obsique county is given by the Tribune.
Few counties are suffering more from
the aggregation of land in the hands OF
wealthy men. There is one ranch OF
more than $4,000 acres of more than
4O, 900 ; 2 containing over 80, 600 and less
than Al, 900 acres ; 4 between 20, 900 and
81, 900, and between 10000 and 10000.
The Tribune says, by way of comment
In some of our neighhoring counties
there are tracts of 100, 900 acres III the
possession Of sheep herders who live in
a six by ten shanty, without book or
newspaper, little above the sheep in IN
teIect There may be one nest of child
rem, no more, who are compelled to
lead a lite of seclusion and Ignorance
away from society and all that is cle-
variug. Not u school house, not a
church, not n fruit tree, or even IL flow
or mark the wide desoation