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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
TIVE vrLrpsONr TROUBLES.

In answer to the mass.meetipg held by
subscribers to the Telephone exchange
protesting agfinst the inefficient service
rendered, Mr.. ID. M. Clio wer, division super
iniendent OF the middle division, has Is
sued the following circular:
The Erie telegraph & Telephone Company,
Office Superintendent Middle Division. DIAL
las, Dec. 81 lSS3-To Telephone subscribers
la answer TO your complaints l assume
temporary control of this exchange. had
hoped the general superintendent would
| be here to assume the responsibility, but
learned yesterday he was, TOO sick to come
for few days. will, with your pate zee
and help, do ali In my power 10 remedy the
evils preparatory to giving you gooo
service.
First.-We are nearly without operators
three quitting last Saturday. ANY want
| ing the position will please apply
Second. We want to serve subscribers
and subscribers only. believe dead
heads and dead-beais call over the tele'
| phones as often as subscribers Tor the ias'
few months. Please Keep them away
then we will have more time to walt on
you.
Third urge every subscriber to come
| to the Central office aad spend one hour
| and see the number of calls and am cunt o
work the operators have TO do, also the
confusion caused by renovating the build
| ing ne are In.
When The general superintendent arrives
I will notify you and you will please meei
him. go,
/ ak your helm and indulgence till
then. Yours, truly,
Division Supt rintendent.
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THOSE WHO WILL RECEIVE.

The following ladies will keep open
houses to-day:
Mrs. James b. Simts,p, assisted by
Misses Lille Ftizhugh, Roberta Rosser,
Oracle Gibson, Emma b. Wood, Matte
Leake and Matte Simpson and Mrs. l.. II
Fiizhugh, and Mrs. w. ID. Simpson will
receive at her residence ut the Fair grounds
from TO s o'clock y. IT.
Mrs Colonel John 3. Hammond will re-
ceiye at her residence In the Cedais, Poca.
hontas street, between Ervay ana Ever.
green streets. from IL u. m. to 9p. m, as.
sisted by her daughter, Mics Oracle, and
Miss Marie Good.
Mrs. @. c. Slaughter and daughter at
their residence near the Fair grounds, as.
sisted by Mrs Wade Hill, Misses May
Thomas, Josie Stephenson, Anna Piouts
ana Emma Tabor, from 3 TO 8 p. m.
Mrs. Edwin Smith and Mrs. Robert Og-
den, assisted by Mrs Il, s. Aston, Mrs.
Heating, Misses Emma McEnnis. Sallie
Howard, Addie Ballard, Wyie, Bootie Nc
Kep, at No. 1923 Pearl street.
Mrs. w. y. Lee. No. $50 Elm street, from
1 TO II p. m, assisted by Hiss Iillah Lee,
Miss Lillian Jenkins, Miss Grace Gibson,
Miss Glenn, Mrs. Wales Townsend.
Mrs. Jules l.. Schneider will receive, as.
sisted by Mrs ID. w. Ripky. Miss Lula
Smith, Miss Miriam Morgan and the Misst 5
Wolf, from A TO p. m.
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PERSONAL.

W. n, Bryant Is co nned to his bed with
fever.
john s. Apdrews, OF Fort Worth, Is In
the city.
u. p. Richardson, OF Louisville 10 at the
Windsor.
l.. u. Curtis, inspector OF national banks,
10 n the city.
Mrs. Sam Farmer, Of Fort Worth Is visit.
ing friends In this city.
Miss Mittie Simpson Is confined TO her
bed by All attack OF fever.
H. IL. Campbell. wife and child, Of BAL
lard Springs, are nj the Windsor.
Major ]. +. Elliott, of tho HERaLp, re-
turned from Washington City on Sunday
morning.
Robert s. Wheless, a prominent Ter-
chant Of Iezoo City, is visiting his brother,
A. NJ, Wnelcss.
n. A. Rhoichamel, assistant postmaster,
who was threatened with mn attack OF fever,
5 out sgain and ut his post OF duty.
TIE numerous friends of DR.. l.. E. Locke
will be made happy this morning IN hear
that his condition was much improved yes
terdsy.
MISSES Fannie and Lsvie scoggin, two oil
Terrell's fairest dauehters. are Spending q
few days In the city visiting Mrs. q N.
Qullmhn.
General w. S. Clbell reaches his 57th
birthday this morning, and says he feels ~
young AS youth of nineteen, and veiily
his friends believe it.
Mr.. Robert Toole, associate editor of the
HERALD, who has been confined TO his bed
with mnlarial fever, was much better yes
terday, and will be on, ia few days.
Mr.. Max Goldsmith left this city on las,
evening for merry England with . light
heart and no doubt well filed purse. HIS
mission is one OF love, and upon leaving hs
wa inspired with peace and good will tc
all mank nd. He will return with q bloom
| ing bride. a lady. 1t Is said, possessing rare
accompl sinner Is AID great beauty, to grace
the fashionable circles Of Dallas.
At the St. George. Mrs. Newson, Ken
tucks; II K Rogers, Alvaredo; t Is Pratt
Iowa City; T Lowe, Gilmer; A G Taylor
mckinney: Blair Fain, Cleburne; b G Ma
son, New York; James Dreen, Wills Point
G II Eastop, Longview; Il X Williams Vir
gnia; A A Ramsey, Ceburne; Il Hanson
and q Hanson, Maryland; jeff = Bo.s
Grandview; w Q Perry Morgan; + Fis
del, Sherman; Wlnship, Atlanta, Ga; l.
o Webb, Winsboro; Il Wavne. New York
Jno Snyder, Hutchins; u w Foster, WITCH
ita Falls; II S Cobb, Texas. J G Human
Wills Point; Herbert Huxford and II. S
Ramsey, Terrell; w Bowyer, St. Louis
G II Burrell and z McConlin. Fayette
vile, Jno G Andrews, Fl Worth J q Gil
mer, Waco; J McCur and l. NJ Kerser
Osila; I w Bsily. Fate, Texas; G G Aley
ander, Forney; Geo Dougherty, Kaufman
w De Perry, Morgan; E futile, Sherman.
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LOCALkEWS.
How New Years Dag VIII be Observed
Full List
OF those Who VIII be NJ Homo Ia
Receive Their Friends.
A Lost Child-Base Ball-News Notes


Tho new wear, a. this reading, IN upon
ms IL Ia undoubtedly The newett year OF
the season. Tue old year, with ell It's Joys,
its sorfows, its pleasures, its anticipatiOns,
It's hopes, it, Concentrations, its failures,
lis Iilsnppointments, IL gone, gone forever,
and with It's brethren that go To make up
The buried centuries, will never be seen
again, IL lives only Ia memory. In some
memorle. IL wilt be while lie lasts
Lailowed aud sweet, while In Others II will
have about II only cypress wresths The
new wear drWns upon MS with new hopes,
new aspirations, new resolves, and bright
and glowing even Ia mind burthened with
sadness and drearinesF. We saw lss3-Le
Roi, est morl-ISSi-Niye lie Roi. The
dead king has, all In all. been a kind one,
ms reign was not altogether an ungentle
ono, No wars marked his reign; no
famine, no want, no poverty, In so far as
our lana IL concerned, naired his career or
dsrkensd any pages OF is history. We
could have bound his brow as he lay
cold and stark In attn with laurel leaves
ard place cbapleis OF bright flowers on bis
cofiin. The new year, let ns hope, will be
ms good and ns bright to our country.
Mighty events nre TO occur In this goodly
wear In our midst, financially and polili'
cally. Let us trust that bright stars will
shine above us even 10 the darktss night
and that = glorious sun may make refal
gept our days
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A LOST CHILD.

Mrs. Edna Smith, a member oil the Bap.
tist church in Terrell, brings letter from
Rev. j. Is. Daniel, of that place directed to
Eid. s. A. Hayden, of Dallas. stating that
she Is searching for her child which has
been stolen, and asking him 10 direct her
to proper aid in that search. Lula Is the
name of the little girl and Mrs. Martha
Finley is the abductor. The child 10 about
four years old. hes light hair, blue eyes and
fair complexion and is slenderly made.
MIS-. Finley is the opposite in hair, eyes
and complexion, is rather tall and wonld
probably weigh 100 pounds or more. She
tells fortunes and sometimes begs for )iv.
ing and would most likely be seen among
negroes and lower white people. Anyone
who has human sympathy il urgently
asKed to keep strict watch for this woman
and .hiiJ
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NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM.

As will be seen by reference to their card
in another column Messrs. j. L. Murphy
and Charles Il. Bolanz have formed co
partnership in the real estate busirt 81.
Captain Murphy is a veteran IN the bust
ness having devoted a good portion of his
life to it. Mr.. Bolanz is well and most fa'
vorably known to all throughout the city
and county ss young man full OF energy
and enterprise, honorable in all his dealings
and 10 be relied upon on all occasions.
For the past seven years he has been a
deputy CT unity clerk, and during that time
has had charge of the recording department
and by reason of this fact and his intelli'
gence and activity, he has become thor
oughly posted on real estate, especially as
regards Dallas city and county. 1t is q
strong firm and the HERALD predicts tor II
a prosperous future.
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A DOLL WEDDING.

On Christmas night the residence OF Mr..
aud Mrs. ii. Dawson, on Hnrwood street,
was the scene of a happy and brilliant
event in the marriage OF Willie aud Minnie,
two handsome dolls, belonging TO their
lovely daughter, little Miss Orpha. Quite
a number OF young guests were invited, all
Of whom had sent a handsome little present
to the bride and groom, and the display oil
tea-scts, furniture, etc, srrayed for inspec'
ton was enough to tempt any OF the young
folks to think OF the beautiful display in
connection with a similar event in their
own lives at some future day. The cere-
mony was impre s,ively performed by Mas
ter John King from the Episcopal marriage
service, and the responses made by Miss
Minna Myers or the ,,rt Of Miss Minnie
ard Master Willia hins eor Master Willie,
bound the two togeth q !o- lie. The bride
was beautifully and isJisIr''T dressed with
silk, lace lounces. etc, veil and orange
blossoms, and the groom, quite handsome
and dignifed. in the traditional swallow
tau, etc. After the ceremony the young
couples marched into the supper room
and were confronted with table
loaded with so many good things and so
tastefully arranged that 1t is beyond our
pow to descibe. Mrs. Dawson presided
with grace and hosptabe ease making all
ut once feel comfortable and at home. She
was assisted in matronizing the young folks
by Mrs. Wheatly, Mrs. Meyers and Mrs
| King.
Among the more advanced young
folks we noticed the lovely Young ladies
Misses Mama and Nina Meyers, Miss Lucy
Currier, Miss Margie Williams, Annie
Swink and others. These young ladies in
turn presiding at the piano the evening
was pesssd in dancing, eames, etc, and
when the "old sand man" began his vista
ton the young folks though rubbing their
little eyes to keep awake, protested they
did not want 10 go home, and venture "a
say that the happy occasion will never be
effaced from their memories as long as they
shall live.
NRnnRh ON cnTni " TOR cOrnH. warts. bun.
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HICk0X, THE DRUGGIST
No. 0O5 Main Street
STOCK OF SURGICAL
No. OO5 Main Street

people by tho strange color OF the sun.
Many thought that the end OF the world
was nj hand.
The green appearance OF the sun when
close 10 the horizon, which has been oh
sery, IN the Arctic region, has been cited IN
n parallel case. but Il really has lew points OF
resem blanoe To the phenomenon under con
sidsration. and is evidently the result Of
different causes. So Tar rs the evidence
now obtained goes, II appears that the rr'
cent discoloration Of the sun WIS due TO the
presence OF the atmOsphere OF some case
Gus matter or exceedingly nedust, but the
question IL, whence did il Gomez There are
two facts which may help In obtaining
an answer; the phenomenon IN both
the Eastern and Western Hemisphere Was
seen ~ the neighborhord 0i the equator,
and In both cfsfs in Cluntr,es which are
ellher tho scene of vplcttio ou'bms's aud
earthquakes, or whioh ie M The neighbour
hood vi great cenlef- of uch disturbances. |
The suggestion That vipofs brlehed from
tho Jayan volcanoes 'ur,ug thtir iremon-
dous eruptions nj the cod ot August may |
have caused the sun to appear green or /
blue In India or Ceylon Offers reasonable |
explanation 10 inr as 70 goes hut thIn what /
was the cause oil ihe similar phrnnmonh IN |
South Ameficl, Ghvf~, 80 Tar ss ~ kuowni |
10 grrnl volctuir eruption has cccui rrh. |
The Old Darn has ye' y ieV my~leri . ltut !
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one cold Is something contracted on top
OF another, the accompanying cough be.
coming settled and confirmed. and the
lungs 30 strained and racked, that the pro
duction OF tuberces frequently follows.
Many existing cases Of pulmonary disease
may be thus accounted Tor, aud yet how
many Others are now carelesslv allowing
themselves to drill through the preliminary
'ystems, controlled by the fatal policy OF
allowing u cold 10 take care OF itself. GA
the first init nation Of u cough or cold, or
any throat or lung trouble, resort promptly
To DR.. Jaynes ExpCctorani, n safe curative
OF long established reputation, and you
may avoid the consequences of such dan
gerous trlillng.
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The Green sun.

Further particulars recently received
com. -ning the green sun" seen In India
and 81 n America At the besInnlas OF
dicnted inst ~ fss one OF lne nios. rrnai *,
many Yeats now learned that the
sun sppssrea dn,>rred throuRhout Csylon
az wei, e. So,,f - nvsis, and that south
Amerie. tls'0Sj no.on was observed on
both sices Of che 4e4o over ~ ex'ent o.
sonaref rherS'l&G1 - Retained iis
singulsr hus uHt, c .nt
I'd Of Sep emher. 49,. ~ ana oeF'
Ion ihs discolors1SoA ~ l-sss ian,
Ida,s-trom Sepfsmo-f< - ,eptem De
sxu. a have been nsep1f idsnsie. in both
.,ufsces, the hue Of tsse shr chin rig IRON
1-ve the boriz - reports
I.srki n The ais - onc ib'
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IRON a., usss PHOSPHORUS 70 , s" Ger
AGENTS s'a n.s Mos TxS Tonic Cordial
this CORDIAL Strength and Restoration ForsIe%
4 ~ paIa Texas.

term; J, o., D,ael, prophet; j, II. Porter,
aaohem; w, d. Wylle,fonioT sngamore; John
Spellman. Junior ragamorei j y. Thatcher,
cniri ni records ]. NJ. SHELTON, keeper q
wanipum; DE-. William Boil medical ex.
aminer, Lewis Wagner, q. lc, Fee and A.
r. Livingstone, trustees, Membership, %
This Trims was irsttuicd last July ind, MS
viii be seen, u rapidly decreasing In mem-
linu
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TWO TRAINS COLLIDE.

The west-bound passenger train over the
Texas IL Pacific. due here ut 1880 O'Clock
Sunday night, was thirteen hours late,
owing 10 y wreck that occurred q few miles
west of Texarkana IN which the passenger
and a freight train collided. The pcs.
senger train, which was running ut far
speed. struck the rear Of q slow freight,
which wrecked the engine, several cars and
wounded more or less some fifteen passen-
gers, some of whom sustained severe
thoug Oh not serious injuries.
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DAsIIEs.


Diaries for 1884, at Harris.
A happy New Year to each and every
one.
A iumor was prevalent on the streets
Yesterday that White sboro was visited Sun
dav night by disastrous fire.
Counts Clark Hill has issued during the
past week si1ty.five marriage licenses
a ,oin,t rinCty for the same week last year
He issued four yesterday.
SECRETARY Wheelock, OF the Merchants
Exchange, states that there are come forty
delinauents who have net paid up theii
last quarters assessme' /, and that accord
ing TO the rules governing the Exchange
they are liable to forfeit their stock.
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ACORNICE FALLS.

Last evening about $3.50 O'Clock the
cornics of the building on Main street oc-
cupied by the real IS ate firm OF Jones q
Murphy felt with a deaieuing crash, and
tearing through the wooden awning com
pietely d. stroyed IL and severely wounded
Mr.. j. Strauss. who was passing at the
time. Fortunately he was on the
outer edge OF the debris or else
no would have been killed. Several other
pedestrians barely escaped being buried
beneath the mass OF brick and mortar. Mr..
Strauss sustained two severe cuts on the
head which are painful though DIR. Thrus
ton who examined aud drtss-d them does
not regard them "a s-rIoIs. IL VS. placed
in carriage ara drivep 10 his home.
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FALSE EIKE ALARMS.

Two alarms of fire were sounded yester-
dsy morning, to which the FIVE department
promptiy responded. One proved 10 be the
burning out of chimney in skeletons ga
loon, corner of Lamar street and Pacihc
avenue, and the other chimney NJ the
residence of DR.. l.. Il. Lock, corner OF DE-
ender street and Cottage Lare.
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THE WEATHER.

Saturday at noon the tickle mercury
struck close to GO degrees, but noriher
came this way ana II began TO fall, and yes
terday morning it had fallen rs low as
| q degrees. There was ice and during the
forenoon IL spit SOW. The weather con-
tinues cold and the probabilities are that
| there will be a light iall Of snow.
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NORruARY REPORT.

Mortuary report for this week ending
De. 3lst:
&C. Mickie; tuberculosis; whiss; male;
age. SO.
Mrs. T. Smith pneumonii; wLite; fe-
male; age. 40.
Efiel Ida Allen; typhoid fever; white
femse: age. 10 years.
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STOCK REPORT

Captain w. w. Ross, ststistical cores
lpondept ofthe department az agriculture
at Washington. in his stock RAPPORT for Dial.
las county for January Let. saws Total
plumber OF horses, :; mules, II SIS, Increase
Of 4 per cent, valued at $503. $50. There Is
much attention paid 70 improvins IN 3
= pck. particularly the latter. Number OF
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ARRESTED AND RONDED

Deputy United States Marshal rom AL
len arrived in the city yesterday. having in
charge p. G. Young, whom he had arrested
on u cap'as issued fcom the United States
circuit court, charging him with esistine
the United States marshal OF this district
while dischareing his duty. Young gave
bail in the sum Of $4,000 for his appear.
uncp
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THE COURTS AND GRAND JURY.

The December term OF the district court
week during the holidays. The county
court also re-convened. Both courts aye
engaged in the trial Of ordinary civil cases
The grand jury likewise met again and are
at work fsrreling out The Yiolators o. the
l.....
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CORES COMBINATION.

Innings ........ 1-2-3.4.56-7-S.o
nslias ........... O-2-0.i-O-o-l.00 -
Two base hit; Hesker 2 Fisher 1. Base on
BALI, Crswford3 3. Pass balls, Nsva seery ?.
Wild pitches Crawford 8, Hecker o. Double
plays Wise, EcPhs and Sullivas. Canill Fisher
and Mutually U,npre John Il, Hogan, OF Cat
ia. Time Of game 30
Yesterdays GAME,
The weather having turned much colder
lint small crowd greeted the champions
s,i the bat last evening and the result was
that the clubs played three or four innings
in which neither club made score. was
q sort of practice game and the part Of the
u.l1a go team who exerted themselves Just
p = pxsvsnt the Browns making
sooFs emo making none tbemselves. The
Chicago te' IN IL composed Of the cream OF
ball ayers and their playing Is well worth
seeing The third and last game will be
played this afternoon at O'Clock. and II
the weather Is pleasant there will be large
attendance.
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GENERAL HANCOCK.

General w. S Hancock, who was the
democratic candidate tor the presidency
and party OF distinguished personages
are expected 20 pass ihroush TIE city TINS
mornipr on the east.bouud. o'clock tran,
over the Texas & Pacific road, en- route
from California 70 the east.
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TARGET SHOOTING.

The Lamar Rifles will celebrate New
Years day Nv a target tournament, which
viii, come off this 2 p. m. by the Trinity
f,rd. A valuable prize will be awarded the
bcst marksmnn. There are anrmber ~ hne
shots in the company, and line sport lis an
ticjpated
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~. ,,,..,,uri pnciiic halfway.

DALLAS, TEXAS, Dec y. To our PA'ronf:.
I Ouiue to unavoidable causes, some ship
mems 10 and from New Orleans recently
have been delayed. These causes do not
iow exist; he road Is entirely Cleared M.
rne hridre over the Atchafalzya river was
finished yesterday end trains are now run
Iirg over same, and other obstacles have
faer. overcome. Having much the shorter
Ire to New Orleans. there is now no reason
y nv We should net make the shortest tine.
We T. specially solicit your patronage.
@. II. TUsSrR.
Freight ACelt.
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There are many cheap cosmetics offered
for sale, which claim to contain nothing in
uri GUS 10 the skin. This is all bosh; all ,ol
cry nearly all, are compounded from the
most deleterious and poisonous drugs 10
the materia medica. They destroy the vi
tally OF the skin, making the consumer
prematurely with cred and old. j. A. Poz
zoni guarantees his medicated complexion
powder entirely free from all injurious mat
ter. Use none other and you will never re-
greet. Price so cents and $1.0O per box
Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
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ATcHArALAyA BRIDGE COMPLETED

MARSHAL, Dec. e7.-E, J.; turner IicRet
AgcltT. e p. Ra way. Dallas
The trains on New Orleans division now
cross the Aichafaiaya river on the new
bridge, and the transfer is no longer made
nv BOAT. This will enable us to arrive in
New Orleans IL. ample time TO make sure
connections TO all points east and southeast
b. w. McCuLLoUGH,
Asst. Gen. Pass. ana Tiki Agt.
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MARRIED FOLKS CLUB, ATTENTION

There will be a meeting OF the NJ. r
Club at the roooms of the Dallas School o
Music and Art lover Edwards Music store
Thursday, January 3. at 1880 p. m: A ful
attendance of members is earnestly solicit
ed 70 discuss business OF importance.
By order of the Pesidsnt,
CHAs. A. CAPwELL.
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THEATRICAL ITEMS.

Matinee to-day at 2.30.
'Shiel Agar this afternoon and tonight
for the last time.
The sale or seats for the "Suuflowers"
opens Thursday morning At 10 o'clock.
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Grand Opening.

Grand Opening.
Last evening" the Parlor saloon on Last
Lamar between Main and Eim s.reets, was
opered under the management ct .. j.
Rowland. who spread superb lunch and
treated his guess most royalty. lie
Keeps the best brands OF liquors and cigars
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All schools Of medicine agree that Ben.
sons Capcine Porous Plaster is the best
external remedy known. 25c.
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SENT FREE FOR SIN CENTS POSTAGE
Cur magnihccntly illustrated catalogue u''OO
MFRMop < JACCARD JRwELRY CO,
Fourth and Locust streets, st. Louis, Nc
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s.,,.. IN occuuation Tax-Paycrs.

The grand jury will meet Monday. De-
cember 3lst, 1883, and nouce Is hereby
given TO all persons due sn occupation tar
10 the state and county,, that the same
should be paid at once. Respectfully,
G. Ii GILLETTE,
Tax Collector Dallas .couniy.
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At the snpnal meeting Of C,ddo TT
lowing okluh Vegs elected for the ems
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CHOICE OF ROUTES AT 5Oi
Main street. either via Denison, Textrswer
or New Orleans. No trouble TO aanazi
ouestinna
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"Castoria + so well adapted 70 Children that
recommend tas superior tuauy prescription
Known 10 nae" III. A. ARriu.it, VI. D.,
s! Portland Ave. brooklyn, y. i.