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l! you have any sort OF q notion { buy.
ing,a ph@ton, buggy, or carrisre, or even n
blackboard, don't fail to see Nepdelken,s
goods at S37 and $50 Main street. First.
class goods, and at prices no one can reason.
ably complain OF being extrayapsn,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-17

me new spring goods at Douglas Bros
merchant tailors, just arrived from New
~, ork, are the delight of all who see them
Lhey nave the latest novelties and thr
largest assortment in the state. "''' VIZ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-17

Mr.. I. s. Newstedet, u United State,
revenue inspector, is In the city on busi.
ness tour, Many violations of revenue
laws, II rumor Is to DO credited. exists in
the c,!y,, especially with regard to the yend.
ing ofwhisky. ''"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-17

The alarm Of IRE was sounded, nom Tho
tower Of The downtown department, abou,
nMI.past 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Ansfs was much hurrying TO and fro IN
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Notice of Eemoyni.

Mr.. John II. Barber, the well.known
vegetable man, has removed from his stand
near tho post-oitce, to the LeGrand market
corner OF Nam and Market streets. Goods
delivered promptly. ''''
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Langtry Gloves at Bauman's

rsousVuctatres,
a n,sle thread, and all new shades n r,.,.,
ss.s' ~ cents, 60 cents, IS cent? Al sI 90
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MI. Mr. j.; n. bradford, Huntsville, Texos
says: My wife was in delicate hea,th' $40 an
greatly debilitated, She fonnd rai;at s'i ~.
Browns Iron Bitters." N' iel'e' IN
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Attention nrnnnIna,

Wi VIII sell, barter or exchange q large and
assorted drug stock at sacrifice. viii t aio
Iwothlrds IN land; good reasonstor selI HaMe
~ Tor particulars address Druggist, lock boSr
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Compress nurnad .

You can keep your hair abundant and
glossy and ret.in its youthful color with
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Tonight ut the Sacred Heart church Q
O'Clock: Professor Frees, with tho be,t ,,,r Q
slcal talent Of the city, will be there, IA
mittance fec at the door, 80 cents. Au
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All Are Invited
TO cal at the Star machine Office and ~.
gallery, 6iS Elm street. The most aftra az
We place in the city. 'A'''' "V'raot-
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Gloves to Match
lO6 Elm street. Nv ''"'u'aH B.
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20 to the Caddo house, Greenyille, ifyou
want good accommodations at low rateo
COMFORTABLE rooms, clean beds and well
supplied table can always be found
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Buy your buggies at W. ". Orr, mo.
sssor TO sechler u Orr, Main street, DalIas
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on Al those wanting q machine please ca,,
Elm street, ''''o' ofice ~
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los Men have AYE hitherto been in the habit n
s Set ,hss h sne offices for lunch. Now tse "
XVI the best lunch at 1.-The Office ~" 'ney
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orr sells all styles of Concord side.snrinc
pug Send for hisi!lustrated catalogue
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, Don't fail to visit the house OF pou,,os
Bros, merchant tailors, when YOU sre ' in
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Go to $50 Elm street for "pomes,ion .o,,
ing.machines. '''s'io sew
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Ans! . severe test q twelve wears, NV
many leading physicians and thcurands a
ismslse, y hsS been shorouRniy dsmo n.
sssrsSd -. sass . n,'ns!sh Female n.ssrs has
SSsr if9 SSssevsu more sickly females,
monthly dslscss, csSS sSss' % comeInsd All
moung 1e1lSo @ single laiieS' AZ ~
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An old sailor who lives In Quebec,
Foil heels over head on tho deck;
His pain was 10 great,
lie couldn't look straight
st. Jacobs Oil cured his stiff neck.
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mc,nsquetairc Kid Gloves.
$780, extra length II B GsSs1ss g cents to
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M: j. y. 0ilky, Hamilton. Texas, saw,
SssH b literally s sy:sss H using
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Ph~tonsiend side.bar Bugx,cs.
W7.and $50 Main Strsot
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On yesterday, in the district court. tho
case Of kussbaumor vs.. the Dallas Car md
Agricultural Implement Manufacturing
company, Messrs. Lindsay and bradford
as attorneys for an intervenor in said case
iiled motion asking the court TO yacate
US order made ut o former term, appoint.
ing j.. r.. Elliott receiver. The grounds
stated In the motion raise sone interestlnr
questions q equality practice, and espeoi.
MY tnS riEnt 70 the appointment of a re-
ceiver ~ TINS case. The motion will come
up ~ = future day Of the term. N'.'
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Forater p,,n.,, -----'-~s---------

@ AL OF orr's buggies and carrIacos horo
oerVan patent wheels-i l-S.incb oS, t'"'e
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Attention, Sir Knights,

A. called conclaye OF Dallas commandery
X. I. will be held this, Saturday evening
at o'clock sharp. Work in tho Temple.
By order of l., NJ. kNErrLY, II, @,
III. Boil, Recorder.
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r Exclusive Wholesale and

"'''ohs and AM. slde-bar Burr,es
SI and $50 Main Street
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Ncckwcar Novelties
at Bauman's.
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1000 Canes at Curtis.
Dallas. s'ooA OF canes in
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men's. W H. 1immer
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Diamond Dyes are so perfect and SO
beautiful that II Is a pleasure to use them,
Equally good for dark or light collors. iC
cents. ~
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goods at Bauman's. '''e' W see new
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.orster fatent,
ho Se thread rr and silk gloves, 10, IL and n
at Bauman's. S''o'' new shades,
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in the.world. es"' ior the money
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Ribbons.

ih'etons and Side.bar BuggIes.
S37 and $50 Main Street
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at Bauman's. 'iens underwear
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Fish, Eggs and Butter
constantly ON hands at 1907 Elm s,roo,
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LOCAL NEWS.
H7saaisasia.aaHas-
TO THE LANES

TO THE LADIES
Your attention is called.to tho fact that
you can BIO supplied ON short notice with
hats, underwear, and all kinds of millinery
goods at very low prices by callingpn
Mrs. II. CHESTNUT,
Next door to Oram's jewelry store, Elm at.
G1"Only lady clerks employed.
THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE CO.
OF LONDON.
This company is prepared to loan money
1t reasonable.rates Of interest at from one
to i've 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.
Q. n. WELLEsLEy,
General Manager, Office COS Main street,
Dallas, Texas.
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New ladies' salts at Baumnn,s
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Eth ouf suitings at H. III mmermor,.
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= opnsaIs.

VEALED PROPOSALS win be recsiro5- :, I,
y oihce of A. d. Aldridee acting serreta, o. VI VIZ
Il tuesday, the Goth instant, AT m =; u. W.
got OF Ground not less than 65xl25 feet spitapa
l9r me proposed Dallas Opera uonse ''T Ky
rlght TO reject any and all bids Is reserved, -H'
A. D. ALDRIDGE,
. - " Acting Secretary,
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London suitinss at II. Zimmerman,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31

continue the struggle until exhausted. have often approached within few feet or them and watched them several minutes. Sometimes they will lie by each other pant gagement- But the martin does not put in an appearance until late in March-frst the males. and some days later the females. s-s
 At first the martin is very timid, especially the female and where the bluebirds have possession of box it is very easy generally to hold the martins at bay, but no bluebird would dare to make himself at home in a box occupied by martins. But sometimes the martins grow very bold. In the spring the bIuebirds took possession of the box which stands in front of the door where am writing We placed another box about three rods distant from tke first box, which was soon occupied by martins; at first there was some sparring between the birds, but finally they settled down, and l expected everything to go on nicely, but one evening just before sundown another male martin ar rived and at once made an attack on the blue birds, which were then incubating. Several times the birds fell to the ground. but the martin is too high-minded to wallow in the dirt, so he was immediately on the wing. At nightfaH the bluebirds were in peaceful pos session of their fort. The next morning was up early to see if the martin would re- new the attack. In few minutes the mar
 
 promptly met by the bluebird. They flew forcibly against each other and fell, but the martin was up again and at the box. followed by the bluebird Several times they came to the ground, but each time the martin sought the box. Soon the bluebird paused a. mo ment on the ground. It was fatal pause. The martin got into the box and sat in one of the doors. The bluebird renewed the fight and got the martin by the foot and drew him out, but like an arrow he was in again. This time he kept his feet out of the way, and presented his widespread jaws Both bluebirds flew at him, but he would catch them and hold them until they were glad to get away. All day the fight was kept up, but that evening the bluebirds retreated- In two or three days the martin found 8 fe- male which took the precaution to throw out the eggs of the bluebirds. Now, all day long the bluebirds sat on a peach tree near by, uttering plaintive cry, so made anoth- CT box, and placed it scarcely higher than my head. In an hour the bluebirds were cheer full and soon began to build The young bluebirds have been out several days, and there are young martins in the other box
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31
FLIN GS.

Goliah didn't live long enough to accuse David of an ungenerous fing-Boston Star.
 Rulers sway the people, but the school master sways the rulers. - Waterloo Ob- server.
 Adam was not polygamist, although in his day he married all the women in the world Waterloo Observer.
 During the summer months the criterion of yeracity will be transferred from the grayestone to the circus poster.-OH City Derrick.
 We are told that when Jacob kissed Rachel he lifted up his voice and wept" The cause does not appear, but perhaps Rachel had been eating onions Lowell Citizen. The cost of stopping train of cars is said to befrom 50 to 40 cents. When the train is stopped by another train these prices become somewhat indated.-Courier-Jeu
 An exchange thinks the "theatre of the future" will be frsproof. It will have to be if there is not an improvement in the moral tone of the plays produced. VII Herald.
 John Wesley's breastpin was among the articles offered for sale at 8 recent London hotel clerk, and his pin did not attract much attention.-N Orleans Picayune.
 An English nobleman said ito brother peer who was complaining of the coolness Of the House of fLords whenever he eaddressed t: sT am becoming accustomed to it, but at first I felt like speaking to gravestones in a cemetery"
 F The scraways fair o-e who is much given to elbow and collar bone, not wears a pad ded bathing suit. By next season the unpre- sentable damseI will remain in her cottage aud send her photograph into the surf. E. Berkshire Gazette. =
 ..Did you get any orders P asked the boss os the drummer, who had just returned from his first trip. 'sAny orders ?' echoed the tyro; ''that's all did get was ordered out of every shop went into before could sell thing. ."--ExchRnge.
 The gentlemen who loaf about the Com mon all day and sleep there at night may not be very energetic Individuals, but it is a conmonIco ompleinf of the city forester that they d0nit let the grass grow under their feet--Bosten Transcript. .9n s>
 ssWhen I was npFo Cortland the other day, see Blinlks that used to live here," said Squire MeGilI ssDid you converse with himiR Rsasked Deacon Gilpin. 'tOh, no. I oialy isst went in and talked with him little while Marathon Independent. 1
 Nothing more deeply wounds the feelings of . Vermont deacon at camp meeting than exciting point of horse trade with the man next to him. His mind isn't in a condition for-praser just then.-Boston Post. ss -
 There wSs young man named Te Ia
 Who played the brass horn in the bS F=sss He blew such bIasts 7Fst-la ]
 That as he went past, t E= F He blewAll the fruit on [ st4E.. r ste"
 -F KIo F0ft raH1a1or
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

St Nicholas for August sa&an -ef siGSersst. ing matter J. T. Trowbridge's story of the tsTinkham Brothers Tide Milr' progresses through another exciting encounter with the Argenaut Club, who strive unsuccessfully to horses. Swept Away" by Edward S. Ellis, leaves the number of adventurers doubled and still in great perils- 'sRecollections of a Drummer Boy,n by Henry M. Kieffer, and '.Work and Play flor Young Folk" by Maurice Thompson, still continue. Arlo Bates tells how an old woman was vain in an unusual way Celia Thaxter has poem, '"The Story of the Castle" and there are two or three other poems, and also two or three other good stories o-t
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31
Price Three Cents

underneath with hooks and eyes. But the arm is so much exposed in evening dresses nowadays that many prefer to attach tha dress sleeves to an under bodice, which also serves as habit shirt. bow of ribbon on the shoulder relieves the awkwardness of an uncovered arm. A sleeve reaching to the el- bow Is perhaps the most satisfactory of the transformatlons, with the short sleeve joining on. Of course, a great Consideration ir, making dresses adaptable must be as to the material of which they are made. Heavy woolen dresses, or dresses of serge, or cheap mixed material are not suitable for evening wear under any circumstances.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31
HAVEN, CONN., TUESDAY MORNING.

that it in no way impaired their health. On the other hand, the pig to which, under con ditions precisely analogous, absinthe, rum, kirsoh, vermouth, curacoa and anisette were administered invariably died in all the hor- TOTS of delirium tremens. The experiments were conducted so carefully and on so large a scale that the conclusion drawn from them respecting the harmlessness of pure brandy seems incontestable.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The London News says that Captain Webb was drowned to make an American holi day." and another London paper says that 3 policeman ought to have been on hand to prevent him from risking his life
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31

The sGOmbative Tendencies of BIUebtrds z~ and MartinS. . s- -. ~
 IFrom the Chicago Inter oceaz.I 2 The fact inst bfneblrds often take posses sion of boxes reared for the martins Is the cause of much contention between the two sspeeies But the almost, univerSal belief that ths biuebird is too much for the martin is, according to my experience, very incorrect In this latitude biuebirds often remain with us during the winter, and they may always be heard warbling their cheerful lays the first warm days in February. Soon they make and seek piaces' in which to build their nests -a hollow apple tree a vacated woodpeeker hole, naftiu box, or even goprd with 8 hole in it, and placed few feet above the ground, is good enough for them. sssF
 At first they are very timid, but as nothing molests them they become more bold. How ever, they do not like to have near nefphbers, and the males often engage in fearful combat even when their respective places of abode are several rods apart. They begin the ct tackdn the air, and, fallin,y to the ground,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31

The record for 1ss2-s of transfsrs of pub lie lands in the Territory of Dakota is an as tonishing one. Eight million acres of gov ernment land have been disposed of under the law to private owners. This is nearly three times as much land as there is in the State of Connecticut.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31

The decision in the Malley insurance case excites much comment, most of which is un- favorable to the insurance companies. Their action is generally looked upon 2as an at- tempt to escape payment, by e technieaiity.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31

The law business is apparently not much better in Philadelphia than it is in New Haven. A Philadelphia judge is reported as sasing that while there may be six members of the PhiladelDhia bar vho earn $50, 900 a year there are six hundred who do not earn $500
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31

The Democrats of Pennsylvania meet in State convention to morrow, and there is considerable curiosity to see how they will handle the tariff question: In view of the great manufacturing interests of Pennsylss. mia it is safe to say that they will not declare for "a tariff for revenue only" t~'
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A TRUE assistant to nature in restoring the system to perfect health, thus enabling 1t to resist disease, is Browns Iron Bitters.
 COCHRAN, GA.-Dr. A. J. Lamb says: q never met with Q remedy that gave mora satsfaction in cases of debility and pros- tration than Browns Iron Bitters,n : {. OWENToN, KY-Rev. J. w, Waldrop says: Browns Iron Bitters greatly re- neved me of general debility and indiges. s-oD VI
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31

The next State election comes in Kentucky August 6, when governor and other State officers and legislature will be chosen. The electors will also vote upon the question of holding convention to revise the constitu- ton of the State. The Republicans are mak- ing warmly aggressive campaign on local issues, and the Democrats appear to antici- pate falling oil in their yots. ses =
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31

The experience of lawyer who defended a criminal in village in southern Russia re- gently ought to make criminal lawyers" thoughtful. The culprit, who was accused of theft, kept out of the way, but sent an advo- cate to plead his cause before the local judi cial magnate. The lawyer employed all his eloquencs to convince the judge that his client was innocent, but his clever appeal had no effect upon the magistrate, who knew the accused. and had probably condemned him before he heard the details of the case. He gave the sentence-ive and twenty blows with rod. The village Solomon was ir- formed that the criminal could not be found. 'sNever mind," he obser we'd, Justice must have it's course. As the criminal is not in our hands, we decree that his ad- vocate shall receive the logging The man who has the face to defend such rascal de- serves to be punished The luckless law yer in vain protested against the illegality, absurdity and utter injustice of the mon strous sentence The loss of time and his fees, he contended. would be quite sufficient punishment. But the stiff old Russian Solo, mon was memorable, and the lawyer was ac tually seized, bound and received the twenty five strokes as the representative of the ab- sent criminal
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31

It has been discovered that Aseasickness is the ragult of reAex irritasiona arisng from little surprises Go the muscles and shocks to the nerves engaged in performing certain important functions notably of locometion, respiration and vision, and when the groups Of muscles thus engaged are once educated to the surrounding circumstances, the nervous revulsions are not experisneed." Think of this the next time you are seasick and the chances are that you viii immediately De much seasieker.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31


 According to one of John Roach's experts, there is something beyond calculation in the speed of steamers Two boats may be built simultaneously from the same model, with every effort to make them precise duplicates as to shape and machinery, and yet one will prove faster than the other. Why this is so no man can tell. The Mary Powell has for fifteen years been the swiftsst on the Hudson river During all that time she never has been beaten. Time Rnd again an exact coun- terpart has been built with everything copied as nearly as the best mechanics and facilities could do it, but none of these has turned out as good as the original. Experience has been the same with yachtsmen. They order cop ies of the swiftest craft. or combine the sup posed good points of several, and nine times out of ten are disappointed in the result.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31


 One of the queer religious projects of the day is that of the Catholic bishop of Para and Amazonas, South America He wants missionary steamer built to go up and down the Amazon and distribute te the gospel to the natives. According to his plan the vessel is to be built of the most precious woods of the Amazon valley and will be elaborately and splendidly decorated. In the bow will blaze an altar under tabernacle with gilded re redos, tapers, the sacred elements and all the rest. There will be, moreover, pulpit and confessional, and font, with many cymbals, sounding braases and other musical instru- ments. As this floating cathedral approaches @ settlement the music will strike up, the priests will chant, and the altar shine, giving notico says one, ''of the approach of Christ walking on the waters"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-31
Elm City Shirt Company.

EIm CIty IMprOV6d Yoke Shirt,
 No. 70 Court corner State Street,
 NEW HAVEN, CONN.
 ANNE CUSTOM SHIRTS specially made after OUT IT improved yeke, which with the patent bosom and aecA band are acknowledged to be superior to ht and durability. None but the most skiful mechan- les empoyed the most approved makes of cottonn and superior linens carefully selected for our nns trade will be used. Our Shirts are made and laun- fried on the premises under the supervision of expe Eienced superfnte in each department arg warranted to give satisfaction particuIar, | FINE FOREIGN FANCY SHIRTING9.-We shah sxhit the most attractive line of French and Eng ish Fancy shirnga to be found outside cities of NeU York 42d Boston. Having the exclusive sale in his city from the stock of of the largest Iport- ng houseH to variety of patterns and quality of goods. We shall also keep on hand line of READY MADE SHIRTS for retail trade at popular prices made after the same style of our custom shirts Our Wholesale Department will be conducted usu- EL Ws have on hand few dozens Shirts made of WHmsutss Shifting which closing at 50 and 75c.
 oc4 GEO P. MARVIN. 9acPs+sry,