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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-08-14
WESTERN RESERVE
NORMAL SCHOOL,

Another year opens with every indication Of in
ereasing prosperity. The largely increased attend
anee Of last year. and the success OF s students a,
teachers point 10 the excellent character Of the Nor
NAL, and to its growing reputation.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
FINE ART DEPARTMENT.
Thorough training. Teachers review Of two
weeks begins Augustus. Fall term begins Sept. ..
Catalogues sent free to any addrss
b. B. HALL, Principal. Milan, Ohio.
july i7-Im
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Notice to Contractors.

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South side Of the river. Plans and specifcations
Store. 3e -ITT - ] '.-NS
BY order Of the Board gtas
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Jysltd Secretary.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-28
AMUSEMENT AHEAD.
COMING THEATRICAL SEASON.
The Opera House Being Renovated ANA
Arranged for the opening-Ihe
"Belle of SaratOga," asan At
traction Next saturday.
The fall and winter season of the Dial.

The fall and winter season of the Dali
las Opera House will open Saturday af-
ternoon, September 18th. This will be
the first and most fashionable
event of the season. The theatre
is undergoing many changes, which will
add to its beauty and elegance.
The lobby and foyer are being decora-
ted in the latest and most exquisite
style, after the favorite designs of New
York theatres, which were particularly
visited for this object.
| The interior, or auditorium, will pre-
sent Il beautiful sight when completed.
| The walls are to be hung with rich vel
vet paper designed in panels of rare
| beauty and cOloring, the prevailing
tones harmOnizing with the heavy satin
hangings of the boxes. Odd pieces OF
brlc-a-brac, and tropical flower vases
and statuary, with other new appoint
! ments, will make up Il charming and ar
tistic interior.
The chairs, which were formerly dull
and sombre in color, have been hand
somely bronZed, and have the appear
ance ofrichly carved metal.
The Stage will present some Of thu
choicest dramatic and musical compost
lions on the continent, and many Ot thu
leading artists.
4 The initial entertainment will be par
; tirularly suited for the early opening
being Of a light, enjoyable nature.
"rhe Belle Of Saratoga Will be pre-
+ scented by the Fort Worth Opera com
pany on Saturday afternoon, with Mrs
/. l.. Smith in the leading role. Thi
lady has earned considerable success il
, several cities by her musical and artist
5 ability. She will be supported by owe
fifty people Of roputed talent. ON Sal
y urday night will be presented the favor
;, lite opera, "Ihe Chimes Of Normandy.
t The greatest attention has been given (
i the reheursing Of the music, and DIR;
d matte effects, and will be worthy of
j. la GO and remuuoratiVe audience.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-28

'Idttlc Joker" is the best smoking to
haoen.
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first class railroad boom to build Il
road from Fort Worth to Brownwood.
It was last heard from in the Fort
Worth Gazette about two months since,
when it was apparently alive and kick
ing. Auy person who can find it will
receive a liberal reward from its many
anxious friends. 1t is feared that ia has
suddenly died from free grass
collie, or has suddenly explod-
ed from an accumulation OF
Fort Worth gas. The next time
the Chicago of Texas attempts the her
cuenn task of building small road. it
is to be hoped that she will raise more
money and do less blowing. Some peo-
pie seem to think that railroads are
built with gas instead of money, but we
arc reliably informed by an old fogy
that the opposite is the case. Unless the
Fort begins the work soon in a substan-
tiai manner, Dallas will construct road
through here and get the immense trade
OF this growing country. Comanche
Chief.
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LOCAL LORE.
TEXAS EXHIBITS FOR ST. LOUIS.
The Alyarado Burglars in Dallas Jail
A Little Girl Horribly burned
Colored Baptists in Conclave
-Geueral Happenings.
St. Louis Expedition


Mr.. q. Meslier, of the passenger de-
partment of the Missouri Paciiicrailway
leaves tonight tor st. Louis in charge of
the display of products of Texas and
Louisiana, tributary to the lines of that
system, which will be exhibited It the
st. Louis Exposition. The exhibit has
been gotten up under the direction of
MIR. w. If, Abrams, Land Commissioner
of the Texas Il Pacific and in quantity
variety and in quality Will
excel any previous. display made
from Texas. The articles have been
loaded in large baggage carand Will be
carried to st. Louis on the through pas
senger train. on reaching 81. Louis
the exhibit will be taken to the main
building OF the Exposition and there
arranged in the allotted space in an at
tractive manner by an artist i'll that
line. Competent men have been EN-
plovod, who will have charge of the ex-
hibit while the Exposition isin progress,
and viii give full information respect
ing the exhibits TO visitors. This prac-
teal way of showing up the resources of
the State will be of immense
advantages, and will doubtless
turn the attention of many
who are contemplating immigration, t.
the great advantage, which the Lone
Star State oilers in nearly every field o
industry.
Among the many important articles o
the display, are full line of blankets
and cloths from the wooler
mills mt New Rraunlels; specimens
of fleece, of every variety of sheer
and goat; wheat, oats, rye, barley, mil
let and other cereals, in the straw an,
threshed native wines; hides ofall kinds
corn in the ear, shucked and on the stalk
some of the latter specimens being from
twelve to fifteen feet high; specimen
of the soils of various counties, beans
peas, and every other variety of vegeta
bles, sorghum, sugar cane, manuiac
tured sugar of all grades, evaporate'
fruit, lime, fire clay, plaster OF Paris
stone, rough aud dressed, salt, Hour
specimens of the different varieties q
Texas woods, etc, etc. The fruit speci
mems are particularly fine. They ar
put up in n preserving liquid III her
metically sealed glass jars, appropr
atoly labeled, and are very attractive.
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Oolored nnptIst As.oclntIon.

The Colored Baptist Preachers associ-
alton convened with the New Hope Bap-
fist church yesterday at ll:3Oa. M, Elder
w. w. Hoy, of Corsicana, presiding
Elder w. w. Conner, of Paris, preached
the opening sermon.
The objects of tho association to he On
unite its members in the teaching of
the Scriptures and the standard doctrines
and usages of the Baptist denomination.
(2) TO protect ourselves against eX-
cluded and unworthy ministers. CD TO
aid each other in securing ministerial
labor and (D promoting revivals of re-
ligion. (5) 10 secure and disseminate
Bibles and pure Baptist literature. 90
TO promote the cause VI missions, edu-
cation and temperance. az To aid old
ministers who have retired from active
Service on account of old geand inlirm-
ity, or any affected or disabled members
of the association.
Tho afternoon session was devoted TO
the discussion OF the distribution in the
western counties of the true Gospel, and
''the evils of strong or alcoholic
drinks
rho Association will be in session
until Friday night.
Hours of meetings are from . u, IN, L
II M, and ut : p. m. to 5:3O p. m.
Preaching each night ut $40 II. IN.
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Don't Die in the House.
Trough ON Rats clears out rats, II
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, molcs,c
munks, gOphers, etc, ID cents.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. G. \. Gill leaves this morning on
Il Iying visit TO Huntsville, Alabama,
his old home.
Hon. j.. O. Terrell, the Democratic
nominee for state Senator, was IN the
city yesterday.
Judge G.. IL. Aldridge leaves in Il few
days for WaXahachie, whore he Will
convene District court Monday.
NJ. IL. Lindeman, steuographer with
Schneider Il Davis, lett last night via
| the Missouri Pacific for New York.
Mr.. W. II. Abrams, land commissioner
/ of the Texas N Pacific railway, returned
yesterday from II business trip to ST
Louis,
Hon. BRYAN n. Barry, Chairman of til,
Estate Democratic Executive committee
and family, are in the city, guests of The
Windsor,
T.. NJ. Powell, real estate agent lief
with his family last night via the Mis-
souri, Pacific to spend few weeks n
Cleveland, Ohio.
owen u. Burnett, cashier for Blanken
ship Il Blake, leaves this morning on
short visit to Atlanta, Georgia, hi
former home. 1t is runorcd in societ!
circles that MIR. Burnett will not return
alone.
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The examining trial of George scott,
charged with receiving stolen goods
from John James, lately II clerk in the
dry goods house Of l}lankonship d Blake
which has been progressing for the. past
two DAYS before Justice Kendall, closed
Yesterday afternoon. The court fixed
the bail of the defendant at $500, in de-
fault of which he was committed to jail.
James is still in custody. There ar
yet some very interesting development
in store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-28

EuR NlNt-tHitEE- Room HOO
4 furnished cumrletc, for hOuSckcepl
good water on premises. Apply to g.
LornoN, NJ. 81 E'm ST. nug.i
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ENR REM.

EuE RENT-ONE BRICK STORE, II
1 best stand In the city; size 2jNl0l feet. \
ply to W. W. SruEGls, lilllSboro, Texas.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR Rent vi,
l. hoard ut iU7 Live Oak street, Ectcrcn
required, uuuS
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Burned by Kerosene.

Yesterday morning a fearful accident
befell Gratinno Chardet, French girl,
~ years old, at her home, near Priots
brick yard, in the northeastern portion
of the city. II is the old and oft repeat
ed story, She was Nndling u fire pre-.
paratory to getting dinner, and to cause
IL to burn more rapidly she poured kero-
scene oil ON it from can. The liquid
ignitcd and burst the can, throwing
the burning oil all over her dress, which
was in an instant one blaze. From her
hips down the flesh is almost cooked and
there is slight hopes of her recovery
The unfortunate girls mother died only
three days before.
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souablinr over what lie Left.

Robert Seymour, colored knights of
Pythias, died Sunday at the house
of colored man named Stuart. He lett
Il $1,000 insurance policy and some S3O
worth of earthly goods. Stuart says
that the dying man willed him his
effects, and now comes Frank fletcher,
colored, and says that the deceased
willed all to the order, Of which he was
a member. After being sfted it appears
no will, verbal or otherwise, rs required
/ by law, was made. Stuart has posses
sim, and it is said that is ninc-tcnths o
/ the Inv.
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sPLINTERS.
Boots to order at llunstablc's.

Boots to order at llunstablc's.
Repairing done at lIunstable's.
Go to Ilunstablo's for boots and shoes. |
Base ball shoe plates ut Hunstablo'.. !
Fresh artcsiau water at Ord's saloon |
free.
The llunstobe Shoe Store is the shoe
store.
Dallas Female College opens its fall
| term ON next Monday.
Temple Emanu-Ei school will open
| Monday, September LIST.
Elocution and the modem languages
receive daily attention at Dallas Female
College.
The liunstablG Root and shoe factory
made the ha,,o ball shoes for the Dallas
Brown Stockings.
The Hunstahlo Shoe company have
e,hlArgCd their retail department and are
preparing for large fall trade.
Woman's love, mans per1dy, and
morphine, with suicidal intent, in two
eases, is what is being whispered around
The Grand wing of the Grand Wind.
> Sor hotcl is being vacated prcpar ltory tC
!. pulling the walls down.
: Dallas Female College is receiving ,
!, complete renovation inside aud out, anC
y will he altogether prCsentablo ON mex
Monday, the fall opening.
Mississippi Military Institute, TIN
~ Worlds great exposition school, at Pas
V Christian, Mississippi, near NeV
II Orleans. Apply TO Col. II. IL. MurIet
s superintendent.
~ \ large stock of children's school shoe
rs wild arrive about September 10, read
o. for opening of school.
IN lluNsrABiE SHOE COMPANY.
Lee The Misses Collier will reopen thei
OF private school for primary pupils u
!. September s. ut their residence In I'll
Cedars. BELT and ErVay street ear line
pass within one block OF school. hppl
m To Misses l.. and Il. Collier, 62O Browd,
-, street, Dallas,
D Attention is called To the advertiS
W ment of Mrs. Elira Groom. She is q
IN accomplished lady and successt
he teacher of many years experience, We
IN known in the city aud surroundil
TO country, and has secured the Rock {,
he lege for her school, superior advant
yes ARE offered In the school of mus
both vocal and instrumental, and The
ough bass. Tho art department will
rk, under the supervision of one of the fine
u artists. The morals and manners
a pupllS Will uc thItlullN puhuNus vi
OF dren at this school will be taught WI
ing they should practice when men n
md women. Mrs. Groom will be assisted
an able corps Of teachers. Germ
taught free Of charge. Mrs. Groom
procured the services of Il German la
als, who has had many wears experience
OUT a kindergarten teacher In German
She will take entire control OF that
partmeu.. Terms for this departing
slice per month, payable in advnace.
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kama; g NJ Bearce, Chicago; ) Jones,
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad; Ed
| Powers, Navasota; d Mcmillan, Lam
pasas; # l. Townsend, Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe railroad; S Il Ratchet, Alvord,
Texas; Peter Colsett, Moline, Texas; G
Banston, Andover, Illinois; c b Mccain,
Mineola; X /, Lowonstein, Gainesyillei
p A Peters, Texas; Martin Hart, Govan,
Texas; ii & Marshall, sherman; w L
/ Brewer, Alvarado; $ ii Farrar, Ennis;
( j w Taylor, Rrenham; u + Daggett,
/ Fort Worth; II J Lennon and lady,
| Christian; j Laiug, Weatherlord; M
4 Feltz, Memphis; j l. Medders and lady,
/ Missssipp; f. f Lewis, Gleburne; II II
| TAYLOR, st. Louis; B Lork, Colorado
! City; l. Collins, Alvarado; Wells ana
| Kimdo, Collin county, II X Smoot, Fort
Worth; NJ j Whitman, Rusk, Texas;
/ w Bicknell, Lynchburg; w Well
| borne. I,ongvioW; + w BOcock, Paris;
j II Evans, DAYTON, Ohio; NJ w Horns
, by, Il Nichols, Austin; l. Q Horton,
/ Athens, Alabama; G G Galloway, Kin
dar; j W Franklin, Allen; II and Miss
Farrar, Ennis; Miss Nettie Johnson,
Custer, TeAas; j Y Washington, Gains.
vile; NJ NJ Bobinet, Midlothian; i NJ
| Reach, Terrell; f r. Brown, San Ante
MO; w w Logan, Marion, Alabama; ;
ID Harris and daughter, COryer Creek
/ Texas.
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Some ontorprising Yankees have
bought volcano in Mexico, and are
running tunnel into II about half way
up the crater, through which they e.
pect to draw oil AN enormous quantity OF
sulphur. Volcanoes in the human sys-
tenn take the form Of pimplcs, bolts and
carbunclas. Tnty proceed frnm weak
and impure hloo6, Wnicn browns Iron
Bitters strengthens aud purihes. Mr.
Shank, OF Petersburg, Va, says, "lt
caused the orupIions ON his skin to or
tirely disappear"
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TMn Emrrlnrs Rnlsgch.

w. Warren and r. Jones whose ar
rest was mentioned in II telegram in yes
torday's HERALD from Alvarado, ii
transpires are the parties who are
charged with the theft of Il lot of money
and iewelry from Mcssrs. VIII Grice
and w. n. Coe, from their room No.
zoos Elm street. officer Spencer went
after and brought them here and lodged
them in Jail.
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A nIupgImy NlMiNh.

Pete Mayhem and otto Berg, who were
having u little festival of their own at
the Union depot goueing out each others
eyes and punching each other in the
nose, were takcn in custody by officers
Miller and Nelrout, who formally pre-
scented them to Justice Edwards, who
fined them each - and cost for their little
picnic. One had accused the other oI
owing him $3.50, which was repudiatcd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-28

Important.
When you visit or leave New York
city save baggage, express or carriagc
hire aud stop ut the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, lifted up ut Il
cost of i,OOO,010, reduced toSl aud up
wards per day. European PLAN. Ele-
vator. Restaurant supplied with the
best. Horse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads 10 ull depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any other llrsI~class
hotel in the cay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-28

City vs. j, IL, Thomas and q, u. Rose,
intoxication; fined 81 each.
city VS., j. w. McDaniels, carrying
brass knucklcs; fined So.
City VS., A. Gartncr lighting; dis
charged.
city vs.. Lizzie Sweeney, yagrancy;
continued,
City vs.. Benjamine sheffield, building
fence uncroaohing on Mckinney avenue,
trial by jury; mistrial.
city VS., AMMO Edwards, refusing {,
nav hackhire; discharged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-28
Tho water Z commission.

The Water commissioners, of whom
Alderman J. ID. Carter is chairman
will meet Friday at Up. m. at the City
hall for the purpose of counseling with
consumers concerning water rates. The
commission think they have an album
dance of water 10 last for some time I,
come and the meeting Is solely for thu
purpose OF fixing rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-28

Mr.. Horace II. Hopkins, ot the News
and National Democrat, Jacksonville,
Indiana, writes, thGt he suffered cNcru-
ciating pain In tho region ot the heart
and in his back, One application of ST.
Jacobs oil, tho magical pam-reliovcr
externally cured him
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HAMILTON FEMAL, COLLEGE

D II TNTTTNNVN FTV7IIVHH 77T7777TT ~
The largest Female COll' ~ Ntntuvhy'
nnliJiuns of modcrn confuctiun; NppOiut-
mCuts superior, Ucvomn0 IONS uhNuVpoSH-
ed. heated hN steam nnfightCd wits gus;
hot and cold water ON hch uoori bNlhS
Course Of instruction &C prehrnslNei large
faculty uf superior tcarrSi extra uIN.ul'
tagcs In Language, Mus, Painting AMI tlo-
cution. But two pupilsccupN room' ~
nntrons md pupils nrealurpuccs. For cat
alnguc, copy OF Month, published by The
students, list OF referees, etc, nppiE tn The
President. or l., r. st. lair Dallas, Toxins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-28

NOTICE 10 Ciii tAN rAI Et..,-. %
~ FtCE or ASSESSOR AND COLLIE 'OR,
CRY HALL, August II, lSSt.- ngnin lNg to
call your attention to the fact that the city
taxes for the year 1884 ARE due and m lst he
paid before the LIST day 0f september. losts
will be addcd after that date. The city has
obligations 10 meet 60 pay for the was,
amount Of Improvements which nave been
made aud are now under construction, !
would urge all those good citizens who car
pay to do SO now, ana not walt TN the lnsl
day OF this month. ]. Z. BoGEi., Asscsso'
and Collector. angl2-t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-28

This evening, at Shady View Park,
C1ur de Lion Lodge No. S, X. of T.,
give u picnic and dance. A number OF
visiting knights from the surrounding
country are expected To I've present, and
pleasant time il anticipated.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
stanton, Va

Mrs Cen j. Z. Il, stuart, rrno'al' The
next session orninc mouths bcglr sept II
ISL. Efficient teachers in cyeryi Wlment
Number limited. Terms rcasc nlc' Fol
FUN particular, apply 10 the rrh lah
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-28

Received Yesterday at e. II. Edwards
sei and 7b MAN street, new lot Of
pianos, among them an Edwards piano
and see L..
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AZ the st. George: w { galloway,
Texas; J p Kirk, Post Oak, Texas Miss
Monte Ross, Meridian, Miss; EN Hart,
zrll, Terrell q II Llngsdale, reNar-
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files and Hugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs. rats,
mice, gophers, ohipmunks, cleared out
Inv "Rouxh on Rats IS cents.