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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-11

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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-11

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
THE SPEECH.

As hprhm feel bound to nye The Questions poaned by superior
y Applause know they wrong know you Z susceptible
would celebrate No that has
blythe
what loud
Goi has
u n
Americas railroads were built except few miles here aud there G almost
bounds state took me ten DAYS when was togo from New Yors
question
would Baltimore
beand eye.
devcred
SCIENCE AND UNDERSTAND EVEN REVOLUTION
himself
understanding
ofe by which power has been Obliged consult the multitude
have seen la restored her old unity have smohe
inc substantially
he too
tAppausl On childhood
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

me- an ht enough
might o do
emporium
and decuted dhasm
has been N t"ausn'tI hy motnsf
o.. ,.-,. AN IDEAL THE AIR
rom Of
washing ofhs
taught father
mas
not the to haveny
The privilege Of
high that udandh
dcss @ son should be born IN 1873
% tne
gt9wh
stand alone
which right Isay To- mat.
yonug thathi
f9at OF eternal principle and right
TO live
the
Aud
or You ando
hose rE @ m YOU to have psene, with the Bky t
Christian denomination are land
shown their
my experience
what he the
the most de.panR
that wealth provide IN the
lma,
boom
he nooIe cmmnuweath
vAs adjourned Asrine
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

tsn MOVING and lh r...
suppose 6 ns whole world nh ami could
s'mo baphemy TO feeling
anyo
n tblnrs
me TO stand
were mine rev are the footsteps
We hAyrsr
xc,pthv
the ' u God that does g. Work sy,n saith God ~
with
N' eVO' l'elsme When lolk down
4, aha, .5t ~, MY HOPE AND MY CONFIDENCE
thept
ne who earth fhan
tonight o mel
pnt has msted wbs,sYsr 10y
une would
tdotA ketba
lie
,ifneoes
% & nsP me now stlnd Ia brighter DAYS winter did not %
sun o July
Nm ana no. to me but Him for i5s
gave ~ my " any hg else this world; mother ibsy
ana milling and milling
Il
souh though his
an could moi h rus win s ,e and louy conceived OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
-sos-
HALLWAY MALI. SERVTCp

Alter October Is. the following changes
VIII occur in the railway mail service q,
lexas Texarkana and Fl Paso railway
pJst.olnce VIII be curtailed, ninety-ans
nl;n from Sierra Blauco to iii Paso. and
Siar.. kpoWn as the Texarkana and
SIERRA Blanco railway post.offi ~
ana N, the Houston & Del Rio railway I post a.
once viii be extended from Del RI "a n,
F e and will be known as the Houston &
!, ~ iaso railway post.otice with division
AZ oah Antonio. This will make an in.
crease OF service In the state
o. about 800 miles, making
through line from New Orleans to San
francisco, which will be much shorter
route and mails for southern Texas from
tue west will make from 20 To 91 honrs
time; On the line of the Texarkans
" sierra BIanco railroad posi- Office
"a sr' thirteen postal clerks aud two
helpers" Five clerks and one helneJ
run east, and eight clerks and one helm
run west. A''P
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
,aIIas school Of Music and Ar,

30 haln street Second door, The
success OF this school has been shown
y the constant aocessionS Of new pupils
20 the various departments. The cool
pleasant days baye now come when studies
can be pursued with renewed energy. Ear.
" IN October the pupils OF the Art depart.
mrnt viii give n reception and exhibition
OF Their work to their friends The rooms
OF Tue school are easily accessible from all
parts OF the city, and are thoroughly CONN.
ped for the purposes designed. Mr.. Oar.
well can be found at the office of the school
every morning, aud will be Meas.
ed TO receive calls from any who may think
OF Availing themselves OF the ADVANTAGE,
offered in any OF the departments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
Low Price. naet We A.,onl.h the Ma

hNtHsA n rev EhNN,
l. $50 Styles Black Canton Turbans B,n.
nets, Round Hats, etc. ~ % cents each.
10 Styles ChlIdren's Colored Canton
Sailors, at 25 IS and 80 cents each.
B. 9 Styles Boys Plush, Velvet aud Cloth
Cans: at % 90 and IS cents each
. styles Boys Plush snd Velvet Em.
oroidercd Caps, at 81 each.
% a BIg Bargain Is dozen Fine Eaglish
Slraws, SIR Velvet hrims, all new shapes
at only IS cents each
g 40 dozen Black Velvet Bonnets, Tur
bans and Round Hats, at only rs cent,
esch
Z. Cur Pattern Hats are tho most stylish
Tor tho least money ever shown in Dallas.
s. On Novelties We deiy competition, "A
We manufacture these goods at our owr
factory in New York.
o. Tips aud Pumes. We will simply in
vite an INSPECTION Of these goods, Siyle
Price, Quality will suit you.
HARRIS BAZAAR,
III Elm street, Dallas Texas.
HpaInuart.va
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
rnEsELEor scnooL or rnr orn,ps

This NEST excellent school will re.open
on Thursday, October ilth
rhe kindergarten department will ha re-
sumed Special advantages will be offered
Tor studying the languages. German h 10
% daily study. Lessons in tree.hand
drawing without extra charge. Daily OK.
erclses in voice, culture and calisthenics.
Special attention given TO the Department
OF pupils Miss Fannie Lemon, an efficient
teacher, will assist In the English depart.
ment hadSmOiselle Mario Got, "A
graduate OF one OF the hest schools of En-.
rope, VIII teach tho languages, drawing ana
painting This accomplished lady Is hishlV
recommended ny Mr., Theodore Harris.
former president OF the school board OF
Louisville, Kentucky; by NJ. Donald Me-
Pherson, eN secretary OF same school com.
mittee, ana by L. r. NAndall, NJ, d. also
OF Louisville. For terms and further inior.
nation apply to
Mrs. I. NJ. MIgRs,
fnncipal OF the Select School of tue Ce.
Oars, Corsioana street, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

Religious services IN conformity with the
American reform rite will bs held nv the
congregation at the Young Mems Hebrew
Association hall on the coming New Years
day, the day Of Atonemeut and the Sab.
hath before and after New Years day
kaobi Phillipson, Of Cincinnati, will onici.
ate, lsraelites residing In the CITY. who
desire seats, are required TO make apnlica.
ton addressed to either of the under,ipned
on or before Thursday noon 27tnst.
Resident lsrauliles eau apply for tickets
al any time.
lsraelites desiring to visit our place Of
worship will bs oheorfully assigned 10
IS Herman, president; Isldore Fret.
burg; Secretary,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

The revival meeting under the auspices
OF the Lamar street NJ. L. church, south.
worshipping at the Dallns Female col.
leRe continues with undated interest,
notwithstanding the incemercv Of the
weather. Fifteen or sixteen persons have
made professions Of religion The meeting
VIII be protrected through the ensuing
week. The Floyd street NJ " church
south, AID OAK Lawn are having very M.
teresting meetings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
TAR RELIABLE snoE STORE,
II. PAGE n son,
7Os ELM srREEr


To the Public.
l beg TO call tho attention Of the ppbl'o
TO the TACT that ! am located at the corner
OF Elm AID Sycamore streets, in the store
formerly occupied by II, q. S,zer, where
propose to keep on hand the larsest an d
ceries, vines aud liquors to be found In the
city, and | hope by honest and fair le,linc
Keeping only the best goods and selling
them at the very lowest price, to do a large
portion OF the family grocery trade of Tins
city.
buy Tor cash and am abe to compete
WIN anyone m price and quality.
MI Robert Ogden Is with me and has the
management 1t the business, and would be-
pleased TO zee his many old friends ami
customers at the new stand.
Respectfully.
ED \. ALsroS,
Successor To Robert Ogden,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

At the 81. George: II 8 Morgan, Texas.
h ! Powell, WaIshachie; William Byrd.
Dallas county; d ID Boss, Wa1ah.chls,
william hclyer. George Mccall Bedford,
Indians 4 Q Lewis. Grapevine. Cbnrle9
ktmnall, Cincinnati: William Fox. Fornsv.
ID Lawrence, G Arthur, Midlothinn,
y Tomlinson, Houston: NJ Grant. New
York A l. James, Houston; William A.
bridge Il b Dnggctt, Fort Worth. ] @
Hades, Parls; Y Smith, Grandview: Al A
McCuichen, Texas; w l. BNrdell, Paris.
sam l. Dale, Galveston; n Il Youngblood
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

MIR. H. u. Hezsk'aa has completed and
placed 10 the principal hotels his beaunfu
some, aud attract the notice OF ali stranper,
IN the house. Tomorrow he commgfces
cdnyss'ing Tor directories. which he viii
distrionte 10 the hotels In thirty towns
tributary 80 Dallas. They will be fully
'qnal TO those he has just finished here
aud will bs OF much benefit to the mer.
chants, who paironize IL. They will he In
different form and, every advertiser viii
get ten Insertions in each book. He Will
wait on the merchants tomorrow and OK.
pisin July his excellent advertising
scheme,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
N. BEBCHER

s,'enueth Birthday at the Acade
"nsio, Brooklyn. New York, Mon
,,,sannary e5th. Tho Academy Bclng
tan'u 70 tho Doors by = Representative
,,Ihg Which TestlHes to the Esteem
I've Entertained for tho "Old Man
t~'nI' Tho Meeting Called to or.
EA-chlcf Judge Nelson, Presided
\. W Rev. q, ". Halt, ID. ID, aud At
|.a Nv, ~ Rev DIR. Collyer Mayor Low
NJ o'ner Gentlemen Letters amt Kind
nses OF congrntulauons Received
wi Distinguished Friends in all
\. !, OF the Country. Progress which
n. nv, o'ld has seen During the Life OF
h, 'month rastor,nnd n tllance AZ the
49,, compared with the Present. MIR.
ho,. Remarks The Origin OF tho
n. q " HIS Life and the AiainsprInE OF
Which Ito hiss done. closing
lsrnN words 70 ms Congregation
puent Effort A Successful Com.
|,l,. uon OF n Notabls went, with
maK Tor tho Past and Kind Wishes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
CITY gOlJltP

City vs.. Il, w. Wet'el, ob.trucling plat
form, discharged.
disc arged.
City VS. A. J. Carroll, cursiug, dismiss.
City vs.. A. ]. Carroll, ictoxication, fined
City vs.. Sam Gross, interfering with. pri.
vate property, fined So.
City VS.. j. h. Hoage, theft of watch
transferred to justice Keno slrs court.
City VS. J. l.. joiner, inioIicalion, fined
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
A suooTIsr RAGGED

Friday night City Marshal Arnold, sher.
Ill Smith aud Deputy Lewis swooped down
upon Samuel W. Wright nssr Iencas,cr
aud arrested him on the oharpe ~ hSvins,
10 lSS2 assaulted party named John Nor.
us, at TaIladega, Alabama, with in.
tent to Kill him, by firms
three Intellectual pistol shots at him. Hs
was are at,hs time and gave bond Int
jumped 1t and cSme to this state. settling
Ia this county. by some means the ofli.
GERS found out that he was wanted, and prr.
iecied his arrest. lie is young man ol
kenleel appearance. There is a reward lor
bis apprehension, but the amount is moi
known. ''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

Isp, Well, that is good, but It pears to
me TINS town ssin't entrrprlsins like .hs
used TO was. There is no m re llinrs no
hanglngs and such like. all the peonle
seem to be astandih' 10 with the officers Of
Ine law. Sonny | am straight man but
| m bound to hev excitement IA I've col
10 move further west. JUST had one. Won
say well all right. I'll see you ia The
sweet subsequently," '
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

The Dallas Brown Stockings played their
second game With the Capital City club, OF
Austin. Yesterday, winning the game by a
score OF Is to 10. A telegram from Manager
Hogan, of the Browns, to Abe Shepherd
SAYS Browns having royal time, Jim
Button introduced the club to Governors
Ireland and Lubbock. Went through The
cApitol and new capitol grounds. Governor
Ireland banquets the Browns tonight 4"
The Browns play the San Antonio club to.
day, when they return home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23


IryTED BY AN IMAGINARY ENEMY.
4 ,bat Bush called on County Attorney
|,.yel.erday morning and asked that
| strong arm Of the law be thrown
md him to protect him from an assas.
lie stated that he had been working
4 gcliOn hand on the Houston e Texs.
Enl railroad aud that the foreman dis
|'gsd man from the force by the name
Jsmes Carey, who accused him
being the cause of il, alleging
BE- had been back. biting him. Carey
|nthat he would kill him and he fed t.
Ecana and placed himself under the
|NtiOn ofthe police, but Carey with two
|ihooters bull-dOzel them. He came TO
|laand Carey followed him AID has
|snsd and haunted his every
j ever sinC>. He said that
evil genius was proving
streets Of Dallas, with drawn reyolv =,
king for him to kill him. County At
By Clint was indignant, and told Bush
! We had officers in Dallas that the tear.
Carey could not rrn over end ho issued
|iusnt for Carfy's immediate arrest, 10
|h Bush swore. Two deputy sherlifs
Il1 tue writ and started of With Bush.
Satst OF the Desperate, but he cOnld
lbe found. They longed for y collision
: Carey, and it was not until they had
lied themselves tired that they discov-
! that Bush was laboring under
deusion, and that Carey
on imaginary person. Bush is
q miserable state OF mind,
ilnsgnes that his myth ofan enemy is
sanity DIGGING his steps and on the
Iol shooiing him. He says that Carey
I walk the streets so much, but that he
h through the stores on the second
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
DISTRICT oouRr~ooroRgp TERM

The October term Of the aistric. court
which conyene' the Sth Of October, will be
an interesting one. Iuasmuch as there An.
pears TO be desire on the part OF the Iudee
ana the bar 10 clear the docket of'a number
OF old suits that have long oucumhered il
Inc dockeis for the term show 400 civil
cases, "a OF which are appearances and los
criminal cases, which makes very good.
sized docket The civil cases will be called
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

If there is anything ia this life that will
give one foretaste OF hell, as some repre-.
sent it, that thing il neuralgia. IL is the
rahnement OF torture. But there ia =
simple and inexpensive remedy Tor II.
J0hnson's Anodyne Liniment snullsl up
into the head will give instant relief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
ST LOUIS FAIR


The Missouri Pacific aud Texas b Pacific
railways will place on sale at Union Ticket
Offices, I. 4 7. depot and 5Ol Main
street, September Goth, tickets good TO re-.
urn until October 10th, at very low rates
Double daily line OF oullmsn seepers to
81. Louis without change, No trouble 10
answer questions at these offices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

Mr.. A Kent oilers for sale his hotel on
The corner OF Main and Murphy streets for
SL5l0. This iucladts all the infDiturs.
fixtures and Tableware, Kitchen furniture
ETC., OF the house. Mr Kent las made this
house exceedingly popular, and only offers
u Tor sale from the fact that he Ia la moor
health and unable to give Il attention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

A number OF subscribers to the telephone
are making loud complaints because of the
working al the instruments or The ina,tsn.
ton IN the Office. Doe gentleman said n.
had sickness In his family Friday night
sud tried in Vsin TO call u Doctor but conld
get no reply. Can 1t be some body sleeps
too much2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

~ On the streets he navlgstes, watch
20 tng iUr nlm and waiting for Gn opportunity
=; ~ s hul MIN. He asked that he be lodged
MIN M sne county Jail for safety, yet his imsei.
uAi enemy will doubtless accompany.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

Pure rich blood gives us health, lorC lie
aud a green old age" but how few pnv
any attention to tho state of their bloot2
Parsons Purgative Pills make new rich
blood, and taken one n night for three
months will change the blood in the entire
system
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
Notice
HI

While closing M our business, we will
have our office in the renr OF our old store,
now occupied BY j. H. Potts. We will he
glad II all who are indebted to us, will call
~ once and settle. After October l5th. ali
claims not settled, will he nut in our attor.
neys' hands. CApTEtN,C nnsn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
| LOCAL LORI.
|, fasmpsOn Fatally Shot by a Sable
brother Last Nigh.
sanger is Haunted by an Imaginary
Murderer.
.sUus Items of Local Interest
sHnT AT A DANCE.

,,nce gwen by Dan Edmunson, at his
| !, IN Csrondolet street, between Aus.
and Market streets, last
H., was brought to an unceremonious
|. sbont $3.50 O'Clock by Jim Cooper
L,,,rs Ned Thompson in the right side,
,iHs what it is believed will prove a
4 Iva wound. Cooper fired two shots
<, victim, yet only one took effect.
|,.booIiug occurred outside ofthe build.
4 n which the dance was pro-
~, and had the effect
|l.nsring the crowd in a hurry. While
dance was at its height
|,rpsnl reminded Cooper that he
n him board bill. This
mi COoper's ire, and warm words iol.
III he asked Thompson to give
~ private interview, when he
h him aid ran of The
VA are in pu, suit OF the fugitive nat
A, moi as yet appreheudei him. But
IN hopes are entertained of Thompsouls
.varV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

NII'WN TkdNrH,
The Missouri Pacific aud Texas & Pacific
rMiwavs viii sell tickets TO the ST. L1nis
Fair st less than one fai for the roupdt rin
commencing September % h. Berths Ia
me through seepers reserved in advance ct
6Oi Main sirtat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
DALLAS TOO nun FOR uIM

Hello old sorrel top" yelled an old
time country friend at a HERALD reporter
morning III you hasn'
headed a percesshum vet. Stul with old
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

UIIU IlNIraCt,
me action OF one medicine is of necessity
confined TO analogous diseases. hence ~
extract acting on the circulatory system
reIleVes every sort of bleeding.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

Eruntions and malignant feyers nre con.
quered. and cured by Samaritan Neryine
La '''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

h veil regulated household should be
|sout bottle of Angostura Btters, the
q renowned appetizer and invigorator.
|up Of counteifsits. Ask your grocer or
r,t for the genuine article, manulact.
nv Dr.. J. G.. b. Siegert & Sons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
the DRUGGIST

Is TOO well known to require any advertising He is only
TINS space to tell the people about the big stock
1uoiiDAf GOODS and NOVELTIES he will receive in a
ON grssp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
A WONDERFUL RVN, ! !.
- ~ VEv ~ X2 II UA &c VI NJ lV = ella

Sunne
ChoWDUs BALDWIN, paIla. r.,..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23

rMo.RLEYs Txs Aeun
doNIC Is creating quito a fur-
ca and having q wonderful run
among chtll suffering, people.
Claiming advantages hereto-
TORE deemed Impossible. andi
making s,lch ran,d ana 49,.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-22

of the district showed their appreciation
of the earnest effort of both teacher and
pupils by giving them an excellent din
ner. Over fifty visitors were present,
and all enjoyed the exercises of the day
very much. Messrs. Taylor and Arm
strong made sery appropriate addresses.
expressing desire for the services of
Mr.. T. for next winter.
The school at Pleasant Hill closed on
Wednesday, this week.
Miss Sadie Caldw we'll is visiting friends
in Lorala and Cleveland.
Miss Jennie Thomas. of Morristown,
who has been visiting at Mrs. Newlins,
will return home on Thursday.
| Alvin Coffland, of New Athens, spent
Friday night at Bruce, the guest Of I. j.
Bentley.
Why not have Sabbath school or
ganized to meet at the school house un-
til some place better is provided.
| ALPHA NJ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-22

In the North American Review for
April, the scriptural and the legal as
poets of Divorce are presented respec'
lively by the Rev. DR.. Theodore d
Woolsey, and by Judge John A. Jane
son, jurist whose long experience with
divorce cases in Chicago, both on the ju.
dicial bench and at the bar, lends to his
observations very special value. DR.
z. Bender, Canadian, under the title
a Canadian view of Annexation,
makes forcible presentation of the
reasons which incline many citizens of
the Dominion to regard with favor the
idea of absorption by the United States
Senator John A. Logan sets forth the
need which Exists for National Aid to
Public Schools in the several States ano
Territories. The Rey- DR.. Howard Cros
by writes Of Tile Dangerous Glasses
that menace the perpetdfty of civil or
der and the peace of the community
meaning the manipulstors. of corpora.
tion stocks and the men who. having
amassed eh0rnhous wealth, use it for ne
farious PURPOSES. James c. yelling
President of Columbia University,
treats of Race Education" The Water
Supply Of Cities" is discussed by Chss
F. Wingate, Ethical systems by Prof
f. H. Hedge. street Begging by
R-v. DR.. Charles F. Deems, and "Criti
cism and Christianity by o. b. Froth.
ingham. Published at 80 Lafayette
Place, New York, and for sale by book
sellers generally.