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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-09
sADDLERY AND LEATHER.
TODAY QUOTATIONS.

TODAY QUOTATIONS
SOLE misunderstanding heavy mo brantlsl
Y, do heavy. 40 do X medium (nS brapdS no
40 medium, ~ Baltimore and Cincinnati, so,
Bufalo slaughter pine, 81: good, 20; Matn.
HAaxsaa IsIrusR--oak No I. sm No. q extra
W, NO 2 32 No. hemlock, %; No, 2, 80; No, a 20
FnNoH CALrsKiN-ei 10 70 1 9S according 70
PEILapsLrHI! 0ALrsxiN-No. I, q 10 10 2s
c)rdinR " weight.
No. 3 stage collars, 1900
Duck collars a. 90
NO ., In cotton back bands, 81 H.
NO TX cotton back bands, u 40.
No. cotton back bands, ti,6A
6k-6-S trace chains, 4Oc,
Sk-6-2 trace chains, l2c,
6k-S-2 trace chains, 80
1-S-2 trace chains, 800.
a. NO i hook hanas I. o. T., ti.o0, No a
No. I web halters rope lie, 800
NO, z web halters fnoe Ito so,A
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FRUITS, NUT, BUTTER. EGGS, POUL.
thy, GAME, ETC.
To-DAY'sQUoTATIoNs.

TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
GREEN APPLEs-A few new in market
CURBANTs-S to SHc.
PsACHEs-l 50@2,00 per = bushel box.
Nu1s-A Almonds. pc per pound; Brazil, 10 ia
l2c iilberts, l5c; Naples walnuIs, l5c per pound
chestnlts imported, none on the market pea
nuts, Tennessee red, TO l0c, choice white, l5nc
cocoannts, $50 to s so.
CALIFoRNIA PsARs- None In market
ORANGKs-h essina. boxes, 80 to 20
LEMoNs-sicily, 4.5O TO 500 per box; Malaga
4 80 to s 90.
DATEs-ln trails, II to lie.
FlGs-kegs, lSc, layers, q to PC per pound
oval figs, 20 to soc per doZ.
BANANAs-250 To 4 90 per bunch
GRAPEs-Maaga, 6 60 to $50 half barrel
SWEET PoTAToFs-75c to LOO per bushel.
ONloNS-New, 2.25 10 .. 50 per bushel
POTAToEs--Per bushel. SNc6ol. 90; choice New
York early rose In barrels, interior and not quo
table.
C,gnAGR-New. 1.5O per dozen, or SIC PEI
pound.
CHlcS' Ns--We quote at L. 90 to $50 per dozen
turkeys, ! co 80
EGGs--l5 to lie per dozen.
BUTTER Choice westt rn 25 to SOC; cooking
Is tolSc: county p to 2Se.
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GRAIN AND BREApsTuFF,

GRAIN AND BREADSTuFF.
WHRAT-ChoCe. 90c: medium &c.; low grade.
7bC.; Nicaragua, so to 600.
RYE-Firm at SO csc.
BARLEy-50 TO 80c.
0ATs-3OoD35 for spring. 40@i5 for fall; chocc,
red rust proof, iO(Gi5 In sa ks 30 additional.
CoRN-ln shuck, 45 to 5Oc.; shelled and sacked.
65 to 60,
BRAN-We quote at mills, 9oc.; In store. sacks,
LOO.
FLouR-we quote City Mills as follows: xxx,
2 81; xxx, s2.75; extra, S2.95; Magnolia,
2 %; Patent. 1 90 tod 25 Fancy, 3 60 " 1870 ;
choice, $40 to 3 So; xXXX, 50 70 TO s3.25 ;
xxx, 81. so TO 3 90; Xxx. $40 10 s2t0.
CORN MEAL-Per bushel, 7tc.
FKRD-Chopped corn, per 100 his. s2,25
crushed corn and cob, per 100 lbs, 81 %; crushed
corn ana barley, per 100 lbs, EGO: corn bran,
per 100 lbs, Use
: HAY-Dark, sc to IS; bright, SO. From stores
prairie, baled. dark, So TO 81: bright, ,sl2;
bright, free on board car, $40 to 81; dark. VI
10 IS.
MILLET sEED-90c German millet | % sacked,
COTTON sEED-Eirm at l3hc. per busheL
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Nunt's Renncdu.
Childhood, Manhood, and Hoary Age ex.
claim In unison, "Behold the Con-
querOr."

~hAoohb DthOlu INC NOn-
querOr."
DURING brief visit to the ancient town of War
wick, Ri, recently our agent extended his trip to
the southeastern extremity of the town, to look
about among the wonderful improvements which
nave been made in the appearance of Warwick
Neck during a comparatively brief period, and
while conyersing on this subject with Col.
BENJAMIN ). HAZARD, the popular proprietor
OF the Warwick Neck Hotel, he learned that the
greater part of the handsome summer residences
had been erected inside of dozen years andhe
also learned that Col. Hazard had been great
sufferer from chronic disease of the Kidneys
and Bladder over fifteen years, the most painful
form of 1t being a stoppage or retention of the
urine, which was so very at times AS to dis
able him for his accustomed work, and even CON
hnc him to the bed, when a surgeons assistance
would be required to relieve him. lie was being
doctored large part of the time, but could get
no permanent relief. AT times his suiTerings we're
terrible from sharp, cutting pains through the
Kidneys and Bladder and he had suffered so
long and so severely that he had become dis
couraged of getting well again, especially rs
the doctor stated that il was doubtful if man of
his age, with such complicated disease of long
standing, could be cured. But last summer, when
he was suffering intensely from one of these at
tacks, gentleman who was boarding at his hotel
urged and persuaded him to try bottle of Hunts
Remedy, as he had known OF some wonderful
cures effected by it,
Mr. Hazard says he had no faith in it. but con-
scented reluctantly to try it and after taking it
only two days, the intense pains and aches had
disappeared, and he commenced to gain strength
rapidly, and in less than week was attending to
his accustomed work, and has never had return
of the pains. MIR. Hazard is over seventy years
of age, and on the 25th of Nov 1882, when our
agent met him, although it was very cold and
clustering day. he was in the field with his team
at work pulling and loading turnips, as hale and
hearty man as You could wish for, whereas last
August he was unable to stand up to oversee the
work then going on In this same field.
HUNTS REMEDY had given him health and
strength again, and he recommends II to his rela-
tves and friends, several of whom are now tax.
Ing it, as he considers it most excellent medicine
for all diseases Of Kidneys or Bladder.
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Acker's celseeated English Remedy for
coughs. colds and oonsumption. Sold hv
W. H. Patterson eco. on q guarantee. "
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
TEHUACANA

TEHUAoANA, Sept. 1.-TCorrespondence.
Cotton picking is in full blast and will be
about done by the Goth inst. The crop will
be about one-third of what one more good
rain would have made it. Fifty cents per
hundred is the price for picking. Corn is
selling at 40 cents and is abundant.
stock wafer in the tanks on the prairie is
growing very scarce, but the springs about
the Tehuacana hills show no signs OF Oh
minishing in their abundant supply ike
wise most OF our wells seem ineXhaustible.
The writer is now sitting between TWO wells
which are obly about so feet apart. The
water from both is pure, clear and delight
full. Many a man and beast are refreshed
daily from them. -,
The session of Trinity University will
open on Wednesday the 9th inst. Already
families have moved in from different parts
of the state until nearly all of our houses
are occupied. Students have already be-
gun to fill our boarding houses from var
ious parts of the state.
B. G. McLeasky, ID. d., the new president
will deliyer his inaugural address on
Wednesday, the 9TH, at lO:3O a.. M, pre-,
coded by an address in behalf OF the board
of trustees by DR. Crisman. A large at
tendance oil the friends OF education IS eX'
pected on the occasion. Trains and hacks
run so that parties can arrive at 10 a. m
and leave at 230 same day If they WISH
The trustees have extended general invi'
tation to all friends OF the school and OF ed
ucation TO be present.
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AM.MMOTH HOUSE.

Yesterday HERALD repor er took stroll
through the mammoth saddlery and harness
establishment of Padgitt Bros, a three
DRY building which extends through from
Main to Elm street. The firm has en-
ployed in this, their main building, eighty
men, working in different departments, and
it presented a busy scene that would do cree
it TO q house in city as large es New York.
In the shipping department were huge
boxes of goods marked to various points in
New Mexico, Indian Territory. Arkansas.
Louisiana and Old Mexico. Hopping on
the elevator, the reporter was landed on the
second floor, where their mammoth stock is
kept. Here he observed great stacks
and piles of leather, saddletrees
and everything pertaining to that
line of business. Just as the reporter was
wondering where so much leather came
from aud where it went to, the elevator
started, and he found himself on the third
floor in the midst of sixty-fve workmen.
each at his position working away as steady
as clock-work. The CHATTER of
the many sewing machines
sounded very much like the CHATTER in a
large telegraph office. All this machinery
is now run by "as engine, and is so ar
ranged that the operator can throw on or
off the gearing starting or stopping his
machine at will. Everything looked like
business, and vast deal of work is being
daily turned out by this, one OF the lore
most enterprises of Dallas.
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! baualble well watef, IN thousands Of lo0ll
| files IA obtalnable NJ enoh depths ~ 10 h
pumped By wlnd'm into tfOuRbs n
tanks In almost lnexhnustlve pefpetuliy-
Tor that 10 a country ~ Winds; scarcely M
entire day passes In the year when there 4
not In day or night sufficient breeze u
drive windmill. All these faCts; coupled
with 80 much fertile and diyersiiied SOL
mite 90 stamp with repr0bation the fhtal
law of 1870, for selling these lands IN UNI
limited quantities to rich men, ut the IN
significant price of fifty cents per acre; To
which may be added the incapacty or I'M
willingness of the last Legislature 10 crap
pie with the subject as wise and faithful
representatives ol"the people versus specu-
lators and law opolitts"-refusiDg even
to check abuses and frauds by district
surveyors, that have long been shameful
and notorious, or too loose, for the beneht OF
| the new counties concerned, the 300 leagues
of land set apart and surveyed for them.
but leaving them, aggregatiDg over 2,OOO
square miles, free to the cattle kings, who
have already grown rich on the grass OF
others,
Oonfirmatory of the views herein ex-
pressed in regard to water on the plains,
the panhandle" newspaper OF August
1888, says:
"Siuce the rains come to the flats north of
the Canadian, the tank question has been
closely looked after aud has prov n beyond
peradventure thai the water problem Is
easy of solution. The tanks made by Mr..
Lister for the Hansford Land and Cattle
company, by simply removing the dirt
from the beds of the lakes, filled up, ana
time has proven that they will hold until
the water is used up by the flock or evapo-
rated by the sun and wind"
Just so. But give depth and arborial pro-
lection against sun and wind, and the water
will hold from year TO year And the Day
is not distant when by means OF wlnd-mllls,
the plains will be dotted all over with lrrl-
gated gardens and orchards, asseen now and
for generations past, in some parts OF Mex
leo.
LEGITIMATE FRUIT.
In the refusal OF the last legislature TO
compel men who fence in large districts OF
country 10 fix gates at convenient intervals
through whicn citizens and travellers could
pass that BODY laid the predicate Tor wlre
cutting by ciLizens who may be thus incon-
venienced and outraged IN reaching or
| leaving their own property. Take the case
of fence thirty mics square. "a" lives
| st outside of the center on the south, and
mis- father Just opposite on the north, Just
| thirty miles apart; but, according to this
dogma, they must travel sixty miles to
visit each other. In this state, won from
| Mexican domination and savages, by long
years OF heroic sacrifice and blood, TO win
homes for the million, 10 man, no set OF
men or corporation, should be allowed to
thus lay arm embargo on the multitude,
the citizenship of free state; and the rep
resentatve who, would tolerate such
power over popular rights is not fit guar
dian of popular liberty. Mammoth fencing,
| thus sealed against the untrammelied pass
| ing to and fro of citizens, will not be long
tolerated by the bonafide citizens of this
state. JOHN HENRY BROWN.
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NEXT WEEKS EVENTS,

The interest in the grand series of excug-
sions over the B. e o. to Baltimore, Wash
ington, Harper's Ferry Luray Caverns,
Cd Point Comfort, Fortress Monroe,
Mount Vernon, &C., increases as the time
draws near. Certainly no such attractive
a programme has been offered by any great
railway line for years. There Is almost no
end to the enjoyment provided. Or course
Baltimore will be the base of operation, all
the suecial trips named being from the
Oriole city. The b. Il O's tickets Will De
GOOD TO Il fillmore, and sold at the hall rate,
that is to sly, one regular fare for the round
trip. Once IN Baltimore, the eXcurslonlst
NAV enjoy himself at will. IT he concludes
10 10 ON all the special excursions he does
so and pays accordingly. IL only part
them then he paws for those and no more.
m none of them, then he pays for none.
This certainly is the only fair basis upon
which such series Of excursions could De
arranged, and must meet the endorsement
of ali m teres,ed. Washington is but forty
miles from Baltimore, the Baltimore& ONO
railroad running trains betN eenthe TWO cues
In the lightning time OF fifty minutes, Inc
fare for the round Trip WILL be only uoIl1r
and tweRty cents. Baltimore is already
getting into her holiday attire, stands are
going up everywhere, and as for iuumlna'
tions and the general lighting of the eJree s,
nothing like It was ever before attempted
! on lie Continent. The idea oi making the
affair Summer Nights Carnival was a
capital one, as not only are effects gained
al nirht IT most novel character, put
| time is given during the day tor excursl onists
10 visit points of interest within ard about
the city. The scene in the harbor on tue
pight of the arrival of Lord Baltimore VIII
be something TO remember for years, while
| the mystic pageant on the last night OF ihss
carnival will be as = vision-a bright ana
wonderful dream. The Mystic order oil
the Oriole will issue q programme on me
opening day Of the festival, which Tor artist
| ic beauty. well written descriptive matter
and graphic portrayal OF the pageant VIII
be wholly without precedent. Il has been
lithogfai he'd IN Eve colOrs, and is beauty
from any standpoint Il may be considered.
As il will he she only publication cont arr
ing the official programme details OF ehctl
day aud views Of the tableau cars II wall pe
well for ercursionisis TO make Il a point 70
secure a copy Immediately upon arriving
in the citv. The b. q o. IL making the
most extensive preparations for the trans
porting and perfect satisfaction OF TOE
mauy Who viii 90 60 by the Picturesque
Line Of America.
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Ccps1.

tT,HE STATE oFTENAs TO TIE SHERIFF
! or ary constable % pailss county greeting:
Won are bcu.hy commanded % SUNNI on the
Eanlin Ice Mruuiactu i0g Company 10y making
Dubl-clt. on Of this citation onre D. each week
lof tour con ctuIye weeks pTcyi lus 20 the re-
urn tag hereof in some ucWsugper published
In your county. 10 appear % ihe next regular
term o. the county court or Dallas COUNTY, 70 be
holden al ne cour-huuse thereof IN Dallas, on
he Third vonds IN sepici'ber. lsst TIE same
lsinE % II day Of lt,mIo,er lssS then and
s % q ss ia ID a. suit id Numbered S2Hs' SG
on the docket Of said court No. llia wherein
Lindsey Bradford are plaintlh. aud the
Rankin Ice Manufacturing CrmpauT u defen-
dan A. aid petition alleging thai defendant u IN
iebicd 70 the plaintiffs IN tn sum ~ tlgl fOr
1r1fes- ionEl Heryiaes rendered ~ plaintiff. -
sffnrneys for the defendant in recovering real
STA q paving iarcs thereon, a q for prlfes-
.Inunl adVicc fhoui trC sat g. situated IN Dali
AZ. Teras Herein frii rot Int have Yo1 be
ore said CONT ai iis af1-esfl1 NJ - rerular
term this writ Fiih you rctum thereon. thOW-
frr row T1u lEre erecu % he sam
.rres. H AL G. BILL Cla-k OF The
CO. a. or nI Dot ns tHlIuly.
% "a I-Gfren urder rs band ard re,i - said
err si ohce in city 81 glIss ihis ~ Gay Of
July. ~. ~ q ia
C-rut- Ds-s nj DALAI CIuut5. ieras.
" HTGHFs uaru.r-
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VIOLATING LOCAL OPTION.

The case of the state VS.. James Gross, oil
Mesquite charged with violating the local
option law, occupied the county court yes
terday. The trial was one OF interest and
there was GOOD attendance NJ spectators
TO listen at the Testimony of witnesses, ard
the argument Of counsel. County Attor-
ney Clint prosecuted and G.. G. Wright de-
Tended The jury retu:lsed verdict I'M
posing fine OF 500 and fixing his punish
ment at twenty days Imprisonment, thirty
DAYS being the limit. The defense hled a
motion for a new trial. There are hlty-
nine similar indictments against the de-
iendent, who says be intends TO hight them
ali. He beat the first case against him.
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Hr. Aribur C-in bs- iust op-nft be ner
.rshie on C1nrn-rc- r-ff i1st beirT ~
NJ Merrhsrfs' srcn -fFe bn.lilrE. he nhs
.Io.rIfr III he .sfenlistnnsnf bat Wust -
f-.nI fIeu I'D Of the la-e-f 1e-iEns A. q q
a. ne 20 look fhruugI 81 -t-1'e- ~
riH rrsf oss-rre III. fi1s h1-ses. heet 81 t.oi
= "a rerrIp a. . rur.n Hs BIS placs 30
~ r5.irs 81 hr.rs-s b1fh stsils - r.cers enc
-ionded sock 2 rrsut sells - f.-i tssfl's
Ard 81 ftfrd % o. BE NO. cir sri,le-l
rnarrrr His ca~riares. orunle &C sinf
nrr nns nurrIes 80 taruess. = ~ 49,
- 49, Irrelg % lo.Ik ur1n- b = o~,ef-
r.fr~f - uaEr - sa-lr - 30 ~ ~
0afIss. ArItrr Cen T. . rsrItlsrr1n. r'rIl's
a nstrrtlrs 80 teirE - 80 cfiz~r ..
UrfIsa urrse y es.fs e.. IerI1r- - = o,i1nc
20 sn-c-s1 ~ n.skrnE ~ Es~ri ssD,e -
90 49, ndrirer IN ~ cIiT 80 = 20 =
-. kar..--.s 80 rfr~nrtirn n IT 49, -
Trrf~r = -. feau - 80 g-iIatls - - =
~ l.rrrrar Ia rsrrIs ~ Uall11 - = r
rr1rtrr rtaf NJ. r r. - rrrTlre1 t-sr
80 Trsrr r.ntls Via n 1tcri tln-
81 = ~ tcH1 q 81
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rr,UF STATE Or TENas-T0 T7E sHKR-
lr 81 mi g. rs.ah.r % y ilF1 c1uutT-
r--l.. TIM N u arr ra Tillf e.. ii-t -
r.sEfre nu Hfsnfi1I F 1l u s1lis
--rs.t. ri rutf s1e1 -r r- com OF p. las
rr- Hs.r Hcse.e.r. r-tks. r.HFiuIs % in- re-
Urn ffv hfrerr yo1 uuu 2 a Ncnh.
= t.r.sa 1a.H. a rH :. d. kHrrf .n p sc rfa-
fs'.rf ~ uisf O Cor-t t1 p - 90 ln 70 q
I G. ,. H ~ rn NJ
I IN re cry n Dol as. 1n r. 2 Houdfy n %
r|Ifa.r r.rf he eEf' I'D = lnt D
I frr1n ri VIZ Wctn bed 90 % u rf1last
fts rsif G.. a uefh 10 ~ q 2 in .lts. 80
e. o. r- tu-ui- Ihatf - nn-.-
gre rra .riad : up.rr urg l-.-s--9pl y
] 80 rs-n raf nr-l .rHlfrr "a hl hsnl sid
q r.f ~ D. frTo .-ln l'ei Hntn de-
Fr.r h.rlfr e. nrt n q n crule-
ir- 80 nr.- q e. fIrrs 90 "a IN lr-
Ifr- sfnifrTu it ed y l-s .iuft t1.t
ifrr. I'D ra fITar firfs % aars-l - r-lr.r
Ifr.f.fH RI ensr .rir -rufrg IA
] raa u e. VI Sos laEA g ~
] 49, 49, frr. % III I'D rlifrIsrt t1rr
Irtfs flulr frat.1 1ln lru ~ -.
IlIfr ri 80 I'd Pee Ntrrt'1re
/ "a 80 rr..a rf.fn" rl ~" - -
-. "a eos q rifs -a ctilcf , i,.'It -
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s--~- w1frr.r ~ DIt-
t-rrsf ~ + fiel fe.ar : - - 10y
ISL CO. ~ - har1 q 1N71- -
- . r.Irirt = ne g ri naII1s - - - -
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n n rhrr o. I'a.U l1-rI@
FTw. faEEI. DpuI
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Cnurrrs is q noble Trait. With some y
-rguf-es more c1urngs % live t1an q drea
I'd rie Wien Ciseess racks TOE lranl-i
a-er cores c0rrr abe person. wen r-li-
49, III every ffrf. ahen The mlsc'l- ere
81 and fsbby. when the lest steril1l
-fves fsfiaue. shen tbe mino d l4lei vi
-anr-r a1i lrsrrnfency. Enat a. lntre Pm
lie w1rth living. and YET mslF ere oe
- ar-t = rr.i.rrahIa sr'sence. living OILS
- fhf.ra rnr 1--we them Wien n q gen
.-rfr Fn1un thst Br0gn's Iron Biffers
iii care me shove dIs1rdars. luE NEIL
|-s.-fs oil a on .ds eisd How many
4.-r.rs rraTr u .rrr
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nIVnKCE SILT

WIN. Webb iiled his petition in the dig
tiot court yesterday, praying for divorce
from his wife, @. A.. Webb, on the ground
Of adultery. They were married IN July,
$50. in Kemper county, Mississippi, and ~
1878 removed to Texas, and In lo.z setileo
Do Dallas county; thnt on the Isl ~ ~ hIcn ,,
1850 ste ahauh1ued bis bed ann Dosiu ~ ~
emit Of win one II. q. Miiiiams, with
rbom she hss been living In adultery. lie
pssvs tie court % award bin TIE CUSTODY
81 tha children-a dauehisr and three sons
-and that the bonds 81 mstrimony be ois-
- we'd
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THE UNDERSTANDABLE PANGS OF CHRONIC
INDIGESTION THE DEBILITY AND MEN
TAI srUPoR RESULTING FROM A COS
TIVE HABIT MAY BE CERTAINLY AVOID
ED BY REGULATING THE SYSTEM WITH
THAT AGREEABLE AND REFRESHING
STANDARD PREPARATION, TARRsNTs
sELTZEK APERIENT. PRoCURABLE AT
ALL DRUGGISTS.
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nAsE HALL.

The Brown Stockings received letter
from the Gulf City club, Of Galveston. yei
teriay. that they would play them o. Gal-
v,st0n on the l4th, 18th and lOth. and give
t1em $500 for expenses. The Browns VII
leave Tor Galveston Thunday.
The game TO be played Sunday AFTER
noon. ri the race course, between the
Brown Stockings and the Eclipse club, q
Corsicana, will be interesting.
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Moior Robinson, of Denton, was in the
city last night and informed HERALD re
porter that the telephone service between
Denton and Dallas is a failure. We would
like to hear from the company on the
score and know if they cannot get 1t in
shape The people of Dallas and Denton
would like to be neighborlv, and often have
business to transact over the wires, and are
sorry to return to the telegraph company
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Im-ortant

When you visit or leave New York City,
save baggage expressage and carriAge hirei
ana stop Al the Grand Un'on Hotel, oppo-
site Grand Central depot. Si1 hundred ele-
errt rooms. fitted up at e cost OF one m y
lion dollars, reduced 20 81 and upwards
mr. dav. European plan. Eieyator.
Resfsursnt supplied with the best. Horse
cars. stages and elevated railroad 70 All De
pots Families csn live better for les
money Ct the Grand Union Hotel than q.
auv ofher frsf-t-iass hotel IN toe CHI.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

Eminent chemists who have analysed
Dr. Pieces Cream Baking Powder use II
now. ana have used IL for years IN their own
families in preference 10 any other, be
cause they find IL free from alum, ammo
MIA or any hurtful drug. That Il Is The
most effective, the strongest, healthiest ano
most perfect fruit acid baking powder
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HyHrSD THEBaRs

Frank scbsrsn. sliss JOnes. and Chsriss
Evans fcliore6l who we're arrested Tor rob
hing farmer rbrss nans B. untu0Tn. ct
n Lvceum theatre " ednraiaF eTeulnEs
y ~ rrsii-ferr.d ~ In-fir- kar'dsli's court
and were c1n mifted n the c1Huty iail-
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Adam Eeess is The name Of TounE nan
rbo rns srrss.ed bers tsH osTs 70 =
susrsr e wsco 70 he chsrEs Of srinoiing.
Il ar.r.-a-s thrt be rs ror- me ~ : vb's
- f-lrrrre ma ~ shurt-tar1 Eauriefi e. 2
- rrsn ~ leit - % = surn q ln''ilt
- 4 ure~I 81 fg~ture. Leeter1sT n-fsu J
s..rrIf A. q Bsrc1n. 81 Nsc1. srrlTe1
- err arf tooE ne prisgner racE r
$50 fpew So Tr1rr unns 30 80 y
isriss ne rta-Ess r'rs-rr-c srnlrsi I'm
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6rass Seed.

CpAss SEED JOHNSON Grass sEED FOE
VI sale - rarrn q Hutehins nain- tniutg Z
hsve q ~ ready iur thiDmcal clpl sun.'if
I'd alrrr. Oh O. sael lul rn seIlnl litH
r.-r HnrT o. rrr n-eh.I uIl ms a. ni-
urfinf ai1ui tfc grass OF % ~ .
I'D 80 rrarr nv rrsln.t orders 'n- -.
..fnr.f In1 Ir ru iiauees laH l-
e. rlr frfa1a ID ga fcsrnu-lll o. .-r y
ffra'- a Lon o. "a ElU 90 Ae4
L. Il -.ai4 O. Wh1 esaia lrloer.. % les
go Lutte iui-1ulm
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13

Mr.. r. T. Rice. Hamilton. Texas, says'
NV wife used Browns Iron Bitlers Tor de-
bility with very satisfactory results.