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nnyis-Ninrphy Wedding.

Last night the beauty and fashion of Dal
las crowded ST. Matthew'S cathedral to H.
utmost capacity to witness the long-talked'
of marriage of one of the lovclest and most
popular young ladies of Dallas, Miss Tuilie
Murphy, daughter of W, l., Murphy, esq.,
to the Rev. John Davis, dean OF the cathe-
dral. The guests began to assemble ~ an
early hour, and the ushers, Messrs. a. ID,
Aldridge, Beverly Strange and l., II. GURUS,
had no light task in providing seats Tor
the ladies, the large church proving
much too small to seat even the
ladies, and the aislos being crowded by
those unable 20 find seats. The tune OF
waiting for the bridal party was beguiled
nv n number OF beautiful selections aud i'm.
proyisiutions on the organ by Mr.. q. A.
tapwell, the accomplished organist OF the
cathedral.
Al o'clock the grand organ struck up
the wedding march from lohengrin, the
signal of the arrival of the bridal party, The
groom entered from the west trausept door,
accompanied by Mr.. Henry Garrett. his
best man The bridesmaids, Misses May
Hamilton, Lucy Keller, Belle Scott and
Mirne Morgan, each bearing beautiful
bouquet, advanced up the aisle and 'ook
their stations within the choir, lust
in front of the chonceli the bride
| tutu chNtiihE, Nuh'b 't'''
fathers arm, was led to the choir
steps, where she was met by the groom, &C
compnued by his best man. The Right
Rev. A. q. Garrett, ID, LID, there re,
ceived tho bride and groom and proceeded
with the marriage service Of the church To
the point where the father gave the bride
away, when receiving the bride from the
father, the bishop led her to the chancel
step, attended by the groom, who was ac'
ompanied by his best man. Az the chan
Gel rail tho Impressive services were con
clu a-ed and the twain made Zone ue.h'
The orcsl then struck up Mendc'ssohn'
wedding march, and the party marched
down he center aisle, the bridesmaids being
accom- panied by the ushers. The brd,
looked lovely In very rich and handsoml
white silk dress, with the customary vel
and orange flowers, the long train showing
oil to advantage her tall and graceful fig
ure. The bridesmaids were also hand
somely dressed In white silk, relieved ny
bits OF color here and there In the trimming
and by the bouquets of ceautitul flowers
borne In their hands. =,
| Alter the ceremony ut the church tn,
newly unmarried pair received their, invited
guests at the residence OF the brides iather
on Commerce street, where bountitul sup
per was spread Tho display OF presents
that greeted the bride on her return TO hcI
fathers house was large aud handsome, IN
dicating her great popularity In the city
whore she born and reared. The dean IN,
his parish are TO be congratulated upon hi
securing for tho mistress OF the rectory 81
estimable lady.
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OVER THE CITY.
Fine maple sugar at Bouche's.

Fine maple sugar at Bouche's.
Fresh groceries at Bouche's, opposite
HERALD.
Boucbe will deliver your groceries in any
part OF the city.
Groceries given away-for as little money
as anyone would wish, at Bryan " Brad
shaw's, Elm street.
Henry COINS stock at Fort Worth will
be sold by the sheriff on the l3lh INST; MS
stock in Dallas on the 10th inst.
Henry COINS stock in Fort Worth will
.h- vnId bv the sheriff on the 18Th inst; his
stock In Dallas on the 10Th inst
The Dallas Telephone exchange hasissu.d
apamph,et 70 It's patrons s,ying a nst Vi INC
Subscribers, number OF residence, etc.
Bryan & Bradshaw have stock OF gro
ceries never surpassed IN quality OF low
call on them at their place, on Elm street.
Old St. Peter left the gates of Paradise
ainr Yesterday noon, and u bright little girl
ANGEL fell into the hearts and homo Of Mr..
Jules Schneider and his better half.
Reader, II you will drink W. II. Nc.
.Brayer's whisky at 1.-THE Onicc," You will
live to be as old as Meihusaleh. IL Is oil
from the can. Office, on Poydras, between
Main and Elm streets.
Really, Bryan 4 Bradshaw, Elm street,
have the best assorted aud one OF the largest
stocks OF the best groceries ever brought to
Dallas, and they are giving groceries away
10 ali who -pply with little money
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Fred. Mangct, ticket broker, corner Filth
and Chestnut streets. He sells tickets to
ali points at reduced rates, and also buys
tickets Ut highest market prices.
The purest, finest premium whisky OF the
w. II, Mclirayer brand Is to be had at THE
Oflce," straight or concoc'ed by expert
mixolorists TO suit the taste Of the most las
tidious. It's ON roydras street, between
Main and Elm.
Tho local stating that Rider, who sued
Tho Texas Central road for $4,000 for alleged
dnrssres received, had been compromised
by he road paying him $3.50, was enron,
eDur. There has been no compromise, and
the result was hung jury.
\ Work on the foundation for the new depot
Lishe Missouri Pacific and Texas \ Paciii,
ea sls.y Yesterday. The shoycling OF the dir,
| p ssod Il quite ! crowd. The. work will b,
nushsd fofward with oil possible speed, ant
xIihIn sixty days neat depot, TO cost $io
no. viii loom up Just reuth OF the track o
i rho present old barn.
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City vs.. Hattie Clark, Manda Collins,
Mamie Sanders, Bette Woodson, Jessie
Johnson, Birdie Lee, Kittie Rowe, Nina
Walker, Minnie Hutton, Eva Stansbnry,
Minnie Nelson. Lula Leroy, Emma Strine,,
Yellow, charged with vaGrancy' were iheu
" 30 each, , :.
I John Douglass and Steve DeNough; IN
tbxcaiion, fined 50 each, ,-,-
NCity vs.. :. Breck; cursing and swearing
cSntinucd., .,,, ros.
Eity VS.. John Brewer; riding with pros
tiAutc, continued, :, .r 49,, -,
Aity VS.. John Morrell; assault and bat
forty, continued.
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.IInne sMln,t Nome.

A well Aayyided homo Is the dearest
place on caho,, and those who will not pro.
vide for theiVL wn homes are unworthy OF
nrnise. UoI,S manufactures have the iirst
cla,m ON puN',r patronage, and A. Fox is
Tho experientSd manufacturer, and the
only one in TIN state OF texas VINO mNhes
York prices lhll ut the place. 81, Main
street md tnkS view Of the goods. and
learn prices belize purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs. s. II, Fox, Eho has been IN inc pus,,
ness since 1887, hialwnys IN attendance and
will give the Low hst prices. Don't forget
the place, S3i Mai street, where Is TO be
found the best s,ofk IN oil the west.
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WIN Ia lIey

A telegram from Shreveport says; Philip
Samuel Fleming, alias Philip Tice, aged Il
years, Of Dallas, Texas, who stole a $50
United States draft from II. II. Dolls lock.
box In the postoilice yesterday, had q pre-.
n ina,y examination to-day before the
United States commissioner and was Jailed
In default OF $500 bond until the next term
Of court. He is very shrewd for one Of his
age and ate opted his own defense, show
Ing he possessed good idea Of cross-ques'
tioning witnesses.
Who 10 he Z We give II up. ~
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Messrs. Douglas Bros. at their Merchant
tailoring establishment, No. T03 Main, show
one of the largest and most complete as
sentiments Of gontlemcn's dress goods ever
seen In Dallas. Their quality and pattern
have never been exceeded In this city. All
of their work being done by hrst.class
workmen and having experienced cutters
they are enabled to guarantee perfect tit
and satisfaction TO the most fastidious.
Call and examine their suitings. at Io3
Main street
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Venus aud the Drawers.

The transit of Venus wns viewed by as.
tronomers throughout tho world and oil
of them were mystilied and unable, with
all their astronomical apr'mnces,t to catch gu
to the true mancuvreiE. oi the old girl,
but a telegram from Cd Sol, stating that
she had on drawers doubled.lined IN the
seat made by q, IL. Clancy, 6l2 Main street,
explains ALL In her flight she made some
fearful and pronounced eyrations, but the
drawers never weakened.
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STREET STRAWS.
Luscious bivalves at the Delmonico.

Luscious blvalves AZ the DelmonlCO.
Finest imported lunches at Mayors hail.
The best of liquors at the Glen lie
saloon.
Oysters served in every style-.at the Del
monco restaurant.
Cloth jackets and ulsterettes, $l.25 to
49, at Bauman's.
Go to the Delmonco restaurant for good,
fat, well.favored oysters
The finest lunches ever spread i'll the city
can be found at Mayors Hall.
Every night fine music from the most
celebrated operas at Mayors Garden.
Photographs OF superior excellence at
McCIellan's studio, 7Oj Main street. Gail
and examine. A large stock OF fine frames,
very cheap. Do not tail to see them II you
wish pictures framed.
KID gloves, all shades 25c.. 5Oc. Zoe.
S1.00 $3.50, 500 and $3.50 at Il amman $
Fine, fat Matagorda bay oysters at the
DelmoniCo restaurant at 81 per hundred.
A large selection of the latest styles OF
type at the HERALD job Office. Call and see
it, and leave your orders.
Ii YOU wish a drink of the very best Of
whisky, conCoCted to queens taste, OF
straight" if you please, 80 the Glen Les
saloon.
Don't forget to drop in at Mayors garden
at night and listen to the latest operas, anC
if you are hungry try one OF his lines
| lunches.
TO all requiring an excellen tonic, com
posed of natures own product, and Il mos
invigorating beverage, we cheerfully recon
mend Lemp's extra export beer.
For the nobbiest and best suits of furni
ture and foreign chars, go to the old reli
able, 10 Rick, $50 and 732 Elm street
who has the best assortment in the city.
Twenty-Five cases Of assorted toys, on
hundred and fifty dozen vases, twenty.iv
dozen toilet sets, to the trade cheaper tina,
was ever heard OF before. Il. Reach, Il
Elm street.
Acker's Blood Elixir is most powerful
eradicatos OF all impurities of the blood
Ulcers, Old Sores, Scrolulous Eruptions, o
Syphlitic Poisoning, are speedily cured b.
its use. 1t purihes the whole system an
banishes all Rheumatic and Ncuralgi
pains. Sold by W. IL. Patterson " &c
Dallas, Texas.
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Lynn, Mass, always was n good place OF
health, but il has become modern
Bethesda since Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham, of
233 Western avenue, mads her great discov.
cry o. the Vegetable Compound, or panacea
alton. This differs, however, from the an.
cient scene of marvellous cures In this Inn.
poltant particular; The healing agent,
with all its virtues, can be sent TO order by
express or mail all over the world.
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IAN Innocent Abroad"

Under the head lines Of "An episode" in
yesterday mornings HERALD, Miss sallie
Deason, assumed the role Of the lead.
Ing character In Dallas by gaslight. She
was rather indignant Yesterday morning
when she met the reporer for the first
time, bat the frs! GLANCE oishe IeportoriAl
optic made the discovery thst ~ ~onng
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The city council of Marshall has passed
an ordinance imposing fined of $50 on
,nv \one selling the Police Ga2ett', Police
NcwA or Globe Democrat on the. streets,
This Nv pretty heavy legislation, but 1t is
nrasu\med that tho Solcns ct that city
know best what is what. The Police News
has bAcn shnt OFF here on public sale, yet
.c,ni,sloi |, abound,
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Tho beautiful Weather.

Yesterday was lovely day The sun
shon, out beautifully, and the weather was
So Al rink.hkc that the birds sang and win
dows anN doors of residences were opened.
The ,trckts were filed with ladies' busy
shoppirA, and the sportsman was tempted
10 bring forth his hshing.tacklc and 20 a
fishing,
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They don't make any fuss
II is nevertheless a fact, that t
saloon keeps u superior bra
and liquors OF every kind, an
of II is that the proprietors al
know how to concoct u drink o
suit YOU.
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D,str,ct Court.

The criminal docket OF The district court
will be called Monday The docket shows
an average number of .cnses, and Mr..
Jones, the clerk, and Mr.. Perry, the deputy
clerk, are busy getting vaoything In chip.
shape for the criminal tsr6S, which prom.
iss( 70 b IN iptereetlus on(.
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promise, We consent, because it is our duty
to do 80, and say to the Baptists OF texas
that they will find him true disciple oil
our Master and a Jealous minister
d. A. VALoN,
THOMAS II. WILLINGnAM,

ALBANY, GA, nec. 3lst, lSS2.
The above paper having been read in con,
ference this day on motion 1t was resolved
that this testimonial is freely and fully en-
dorsed by the church and congregation
Resolved, second, That our beloved pastor
and his lovely, Christian wife are com
mended to the Baptist church at Dallas
Texas, as worthy of their fullest sympathy
and Christian regard, and entitled 10 lheli
cheerful cooperation Ia me great mlss'ou
lost world. Resolved, third, That these
proceedings DO spr ad upon our minutes;
copy he furnished Rev Il. T. Hanks, anl
that the same be published.
VII. WILSON, Moderator.
RopgRr J, Bacon, Church Clerk.
December 3lst, lSS2.
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whenever you prefer to go hVssil
than suffer from Dyspepsia aioT
use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets n
YOU oinner. In neat tin boxes y,
can,s Sold by W. IL. Patteks
Dallas, reAas. l
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The increase Of business requiring more
room, @, IL, Edwards has secured the ad.
Joining store, formerly occupied by New
Home sewing machirN. company. thus So
curing better facilities\ for handling and dis
playing goods.
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tsov The hears Of . crowd swell and
throb with pililess hatred against the man
ShS ooishs during the performance at
theatre, when they know he Is too s,iney
70 invest twenty i've cents In bottle Of
Dr.. Bull's Cough Syrup.
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me acting q, aeon. Of the Baptist church
a Albany, George, bear testimony 70 the
SasI,sy ard ability Of Rev: NJ Hanks -
..e aSmy 81 shiS church for four year! past.
- 'sSssSinv our relations We do % With ~
- - ~ = hs fsmovss y nslds q sfsassf
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women was ratherprepossess young ana
yiyacious' and last, but not least, that she
was not an innocent abroad by. a
whole jug FULL as she IAN
had gone to the Lyceum theater with her
from which City Marshal Arnold took her
and who accompanied her in her engage
ment as her supporting actor, has d sap
ppared. She threatened vengeance against
the officer for giving, as she termed II, the
nasty newspaper reporters such stories
about her, and lett on last evenings south
hound train for Houston,
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Yesterday Sheriff Smith and his deputy
Lewis. Arrested Hard Mirrour aud John
Turner, Who were indicted by the last grand
iury on the separate charges OF carrying Q
pi,tol and disturbing the peace. They both
gave bomb far their appearance to-day be-
iore the coTbty court,
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Toilet sets, combs, brushes, eli
shaving sets, soaps, hand.mirrorl
Houses, Tl5 Main street, :
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All rev shades ,elytts and
Bauman's. 200 Elm street
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A Daisy Place,
Chris Rinteman's saloon Of Fortiworth,
which Is hard by the depot, is weYtadqum
to and most popular place with oLecuo
cling public Chris and Dick. TEe.,.
preside and the purss, aud best ''dr HA'o'
served and concoctek W be. Chicae
the taste Of the Yenrich. n'''" :, L.s.
carry nothing but fesions. sr a. ss. 70 .'
soods. And if ~ss- Ne MANe
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One of the largest stocks of
cosmetics, hair and tooth brush
Houses, 7l5 Main street.
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Crushed feed. -Vs,s, corn and barley
crushed is eoortpmical, healthiui and bet,eS
Corn meal, al Lham -four, hominy and 60 I
manuiaQHsSp = rslsoa's oorn''
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Henry Coins STOCK at Fort Worth will
be sold by the sheriff on the 18th inst; his
stock In Dallas or the 10Th list.
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Henry COINS stock at Fort J
be sold bv the sheriff on the 1911
stock in Dallas on the 10th inst.
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Send orders for letter headss Nj
dray tickets, cards, envelopes, to many
AID Job Office. All work done Ny Of
notice ana at lowest prices. Pun
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Candy and confectionery for thes1
Wholesale and retail, at Il. he
Elm street.
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WEDDING 1NNlTATld
AT
THE II EkALD JOB OFF
N LATEsT STvLE,
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When you want candy, toys
fireworks, 40 to II. Keach's. 7l2
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Latest Novelties
Daily received at Bauman's.
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All Are Invited
call at the Star machine ofiictf
W, III ,6i3 Elm street. The re-
in the city,
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Ladies' from n Distance
All orders will De carefully Il
dress Mrs. Il. Baunsn. 200 Elm 8
Texas
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ARTISTIC PRINTING
THE HERALD JOB OFF
Low PRICES.
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l.. Il. Curtis, ieweler, COZ:
Poydras streets. Repairing
speciality.
Watches, diamonds, fine
ladies' and gents gold chat
ment of rings, gold thimbles
Ladies' misses and childr'
and bangle necklaces, n.ckti'
Wedding presents just re,
CANT stock OF silver and sill
water sets, tea sets, pitcher!
dinner pickle casters, to'
receivers, cake baskets, but
let's, forks, knives, spoons,
and plush cases, odor sta
stands.
Fine marble and gilt
clocks, all new styles, with
on the corner OF Main and
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Dallas Branch
A FULL LINE OF 7
The Fl
] ,E>s~
New Orleans Mardi GrI

New Orleans Mardl era.
This will be the grandest
magnificent scene ever y
continent. Our friends
City are making more eX
tons for the accommoda
than ever before, and all
will sell round-trip tickC
rates. The popular Sta
route (lIouston to New I
convenience and comfort
north Texas, will run thu
nickle-plated sleepers thro
to New OrlSans without C
many peop.e from Texas
visit the Crescent City al
thousands from norihel
states, and all who have nc
modations, had best ate
j. l.. A. THOMAS, I
win cheerfully furnish
desired.
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Ulcers, FistuIa, Ernptions, 81
ders disease and depresses Wit
dangerous condition OF the sy
would rejoice in pure blood
body, use Acker's Blood Elil
w. II. Patterson & Co.. Dalla.
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ULSTBRETTES G OVERCOATS.

It is no advertising boast,
but the truth we utter when
we say that we defy any 3
clothing houses to show SO
large and complete a stock OF
ULSTERETTES. OVEROOATS
and REVERSIBLES as we are
now showing, and further
more we defy any competitor
to show as handsome, stylish
and well-made OVERCOATS,
at as low prices as we have
m rked them. We fit men as
large as so inches in chest.
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FINE CHICK EN- co
1866.
wllIsKEY-AT THE OF.
On Poydras Street
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yaTrar,cG topper
hss or Seislnal
&C., and restores
i'hmi \igut" Of
~ $ or evil pfac.
stcincdy, witch
naie practice ioi
in curing egen
I.iinr-ris cnery
men VAC ie,IN
olting proporte
Suill the coma,
ilt OF Sli.ADn
NJ speedy an
beth aud cla,
luo pats afns
nbdync to the N
''rplTtlllg Islt,J
)Usi1'c, uie sAui,
tlgcd In. IN
-t-hgiNs. aOo,e
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Blood poisoning produces ssa a'S a. above owe
Debility. SCrOfula, McrCurialb, In meoey y.
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ohieae >-..s, Id Stains.
''''' s :, ..r-'. i,,.s Cess, D.. Prize. 0.S.N
vs MA"s NO sEccaP GRAD {.
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III, sexual excessc,
hleh produce somo
'eminal c,li5sioni,
jry, pimrysv
females, cont1riliN
aeriue marriage '
lycurcd, Pamphlet
Hlcd cnytlope3,i for
lc, or hy nia.ltpc,
IN nothing.
tity Tor treatment,
Everywhere. Cur,
'fisifaukly stated
\ l2M.to IN. N.
y;-ea, ] a,.zr.
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Arly Scpssrs
Htsyings,ie
! which TIL
lose contcn,-
thoull know
hsct. Humid
mt securely
ID Addfcss
touis. Mo-
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QUALITY a
tho great q
nd qua ~
tory here ne
ahapo Of exl
II u all The
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