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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-04
LOCALLORE.l
WEEPING" JOE HARDINo'sw WORK
The Tramp, the sharp and the Bunko
steerer Taking Up Winter Quarters
"A Drunken Old woman-A
Hebrew Festival, Etc.
weeping" Joe Harding.


The noted evangelist, Joe Harding,
began his labors in this city on Wednes-
day night at the Christian Church, cor
ner Of Pearl and Bryan streets. He says
that he will preach from house to house,
ut the court house, on the streets, at the
Jail, and everywhere, and if they put
MIN in jail he would punch through the
grates-if headed up in barrel he
would shout out through the bung-hole.
that Christ died to save the world. He
viii preach every night at the church
above named, and through the day
wherever he can find any one to listen.
His theme tonight is "Hcart-folt Re-
!igion." He says bring your wife, your
children and your friends: be sure to
leave your dogs at home. Thousands
have heard this eccentric gentleman and
been improved by his teaching. The
papers of every city where he has been
have heraled him AS noted evangelist.
Sam Jones and Joe Harding have done
much to reform the morals of cities.
weeping" Joe Harding will preach
at the postollice corner ofSycamore and
Elm streets this evening at half-past 3
O'Clock. Text: "And il shall come to
pass thai whatsoever shall call upon the
Lord shall be saved" He will preach
every night at the church corncro of Pearl
and Bryan streets.
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ENGLAND FOR BLAINE.
HENRY HuRLBERT SAYS SHE Is
A Concise and Clear Statement as TO Why
British Papers and Commercial
Interests Oppose the Elec-
ton OF Cleveland, Etc.

William Henry Hurlburt, formerly
editor of The New York World, has
sent the following cablegram to sens-
tor Mcdonald of Indiana.
LONDON Sept, 26.-To J. +. Mcdonald,
Indianapolis: II is not true that the
leading British newspapers favor the
election of Gov Cleveland and depre-
cate the election of Blaine.
British commercial interests demand
the election of Blaine, and practical
| British exporters admit this to me. The
/ system OF federal taxation represented
| by Mr.. Blaine has given England the
markets of tho world. Engishmen
know that American exports are stead
lily declining, and that American manu-
features represent only IA per cent. of
these exports. Englshmen know that
American production has outrun our
capacity Of home consumption. Eng
lishmen know that democratic reform
extending the free list OF raw materials
would so diminish the cost of American
production as to drive English goods
out of foreign matkets, increase the out
| put OF American factories, enhance the
demand for Intelligent American labor,
ana raise the wages Of American work
ingmon. Democratic reform means
/
American exports have fallen off Ss3, 900
900 in value since 1883, and $l62, 900, 900 in
value since Mr., Blaine came into power
with the late President Garfield in 1880.
This federal taxation feeds tho export
trade Of England. What wide
awake English newspaper, then, can adj
vOcat0 tho election of Mr.. Cleveland?
| Englishmen know that it is this federal
taxation which handicaps the well-paid,
Intelligent labor of America, as French
| protection now enables labor TO under
sell Frame in the markets of French
! Africa.
| Englishmcn admit that under reform
ed democratic taxation American labor
| might underSell English producers in
| England. We grow three-fOurths of the
cotton of the world. Our cotton factories
are the best Hppoin ed; our spinners the
! best paid and tho best educated alive.
| yet Englishmou taunt us to-day with
Ihe assertion that our exports of cotton
goods are annually diminishing, even
with an oyersupply at home, and with
millions OF consumers at our doors i'm the
new world. Are western voters ma.
rines, that Mr.. Blaine should ask them
10 believe that England longs TO see Mr..
Cleveland saw of that huge limb of fed
eral taxation on which England now
Tolls 40 comfortably? What can be the
use OF making commercial treaties with
Mexico, or Spanish America, or Asia.
while MIR. Blaine stands ready with his
| federal taxation to close any possible
Panama canal to tho manufacturers OF
| America for tho benefit of the exporters
OF England and Europe.
WILLIAM HENRY HuRLBERr.
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sPLlsTEIts.

Boots to order ut lIunstable's.
Repairing done at uIunstable's.
School books at Paul L. Erb's.
Go To llunstahle's for boots and shoes.
Fresh artesian water at Ord's saloon
free.
The Hunstable Shoe Store In tho shoe
store.
William Ernenwein, tho house decor
ator, 500 Main street, paints and paper
hangs.
Something for the ladies', Angelica and
Tokay wine, mild and pleasant. Loeb 4
Froiberg.
Paints manufactured by Dallas Paint
and Color Works are non-poisonous.
Hamilton 4 Young, Agents.
The PUNISHABLE Shoe company have
enlargodfheir retail department and are
preparing for large fall trade.
Geo. Rick, the Elm street furniture
dealer, IL selling chairs, dininv-room
furniture In quality and price TO suit
| everyone.
| Ord's Place, Lamar street, Ia the
iavorite stopping place for business
mon, and others, who like fine old
WHISTLES and liquors.
Pure and uncolored and guaranteed
unadulterated May Blossom Tea at 81
cents pound in one pound packages AT
Bouches', SsS Main street.
| DIR. Cheaney's dental parlors have
been removed To 100 Elm street
IN Moore's building, opposite Ching
Hall, and the head of Murphy street
Extremely low prices have been
| n arkod ON all the mrnituro Geo, Ricl,
has In stock-tablos, chairs, rockers, bed.
room and parlor sots. Give him call
Firoproof Paint, manufactured by the
Dallas Paint and Color works, and suit.
cd FOR dwellings, store buildings, roofs
barns, fences, etc. Hamilton ~ Young
| nLnnfa. ~
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An ola womanDrunh

An old woman, whose name IL IL not
necessary to mention, and whose head
has been frosted by some seventy sum
mers, was found in the ladies' sitting
room of the Union depot yesterday
morning by the police in beastly state
Of intoxication. The officers took her in
charge, and placing her in q wagon, car
rled her TO the station-h0uso, where she
was locked up on the charge of being
drunk and down. She Is not resident
OF the city. The officers made her az
comfortable rs the surroundings would
permit OF, aud she, though totally un-
conscious Of the fact, had the sympathy
Of Thorn all. They had mother place to
put her How such an old woman came
10 get IN such helpless stage of drunk
enness is singular, though there is no
question but that was what was the mat
ter with her.
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BLOSSOM PRAIRIE.

Blossom PRAIRIE, oct. 2.-'Corres-
pondence. Hon. ID. u. Culberson adj
dressed our people last night and made
many warm friends warmer. The Col
onol has quite a strong hold here. IIo
argued the financial, tariff and economic
questions with great ability. What the
honorable gentleman loses in iudis.
linct articulation he makes up ia ready
WI. lie is u peoples man, and will
likely represent this district as long M,
he chooses. But we must say that we
deploro his attack on temperance work.
lie should be subsidized by whisky men.
MS he does tho temperance cause more
| harm than any other agency.
or cause, man or measure, in this section
OF the state. But II does seem strange.
that SO intelligent and powerful a man
could DO reduced to the insipid and ex-
ploded argument that "prohibition takes
away our rights"
Does the Democratic party aim to
force It's adherents to give up aggrcs-
slve temperance work? If so, let her
look to her safety. TO gain the Presi-
dcncy and uphold the Sunny South, we
are willing TO play mum ON the tompor-
anco question, but we will not enlist
against temperance and prohibition. st.
John Will get Il few votes at this place.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. WITH
L board, mt az Live Oak street. Refer.
ence1 required. 200 a.
DOR KENI--A COTTAGE or EIGHT
4 rooms, on Ross avenue, within . min
utcS' walk Of the Poslothcr. Amply 10
ttn. w. ELLlorr & HALL oc2.tf
I'ub khNI-uNr FUnNISRED FRUNT
ROOM, No i2i Elm ST. orltf
EpR RENT-A RESIDENCE WITH SIX
rooms, ic Carter ST., cor. Caruth; largo
9lrn ana g1od water. Apply at house. se,qljt
EOk kENI-bN THE SOUTHWEST
t LAND COMPANY, 7O7 Main street:
broom house, No. 5l5 Veal street, sis: S.room
mouse, No, - Flora street, east OF Texas CEN
'ral Railroad, s.; 5-roOm house, near Con-
vent, Iust naliUs,2 acres land, $50; S.rooIu
mouse, Ion Polk street, opposite on Works.
NJ h-room house, corner ErVay ana Wood
streets, S2O; 0-rOom house, East Elm street.
near branch, So; Groom house on North
harWood street, near branch, sl5: l-roon
mouse WI Main street, $40; i-ruom house,
FAST Dallas, north of Fair Ground, sIb,
i,roohl house, Live Oak street, near Convent
Sl.'1U: broom house, 3l3 Caruth street, sI.
-.-... aug3ltf
EOR RENT-CENTkALl. IOCATED-
4 FlrSl-class sleeping rooms; south expos
uIei al convenlences. LISDsLEY 4 BRAD.
tnkn. Eo Vain street, upstairs NIT
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
Bias Foundry and Boiler Works.
lew and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN TIE COUNTRY,
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
One Block 8. Of Santa fs Jsaut,
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
One Block 8. Of Santa Fe tjsant,

DALLAS, TEXAS.
Are prepared TO do all kinds OF IRON
WORK ON shortest notice. Fine work
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Iroq and
Brass Castings, and in foct everything in the
line executed and finished in manner equal
10 the best shops In the whole country.
Models made to order. Don't forget we hav.
the Best Machinery and most skilled work.
nen In Texas Contracts for the iron work on
all KINDS Of machinery desired. Dos't forge,
the place lfyou want good, substantial wo,A
done at living prices
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There was another suit for divorce
filed In tho District court yesterday.
Matte Galway filed her petition, pray
ing the court to grant her divorce from
her husband, John Galway. She al
leves In her petition that they were mar
riod ON the 18th of September, 1881, and
lived together as husband and wife until
the oth of September, 1883, when he
threw bottle nc her head, knocked her
down with his list, beat and kicked her
rom home, wherefore she prays for a
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At the st. George; G. King, Texas; ].
b. ogletree, Richland;J ]. g. Anderson,
Bryan; I. c. Lewis, Grapevine; d. L.
Lee, Boston; J. w. Guyton, Colorado; II.
M. Read, Houston; J. NJ. Bergman,
d. G. Pardue, Plano; j. C. Raymond,
Austin; G. Angus, Fort Worth; 4. G.
Mcdonald, Wills Point; A. Mandel-
baum, Greenville; w. J. Matthews, Ter
rell; =. B. Oglesby, j. G. Kendrick,
Plano; John Ratiean, Fort Worth; r. :.
Johnson, Millsap; &. W. Porter, Abb
lene; John A. Stewart, Houston; George
w. Jones, Guntersville, Alabama; G.. Il.
Miers, Columbus, Ohio; n. T.. Stands,
Forney.
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WANTED.


WANTED - FIRsT-CLASS WHITES
w cook for tirst-class family. ami. n y
zine, Very Fines Auction and Commis:s;ca,is
House, 6l9 Elm st oaa N
WANTED-F0UR0 OR FIVE BOARnIspS
w with or without lodging ut "A nri,.tSsso
house, convenient TO Ervay street cars. r a.e
erences required. Apply to MRS. NJ. Tn 81
TAM, 1905 Commerce st. oc5t9,
WANTED-BI a YOUNG LADY ~
W Mis- ouri, position as governess. II r.
Mn Mn i instruct IN ootn me science and muse
Herald office 81 e
WANTED = IN THE SUBURBS on
w Dallas, Texas, one to twenty acres -,
good land. state what improvements ara on al
II, how far from Post-ofllce, the price on n
No, lOVl West Attn street. Chicago, III.
VANTED-ONE GOOD OYSTER CON,
" Apply TO Glen Lea saloon.
w CITY OH COIN
" try, TO make 50 10 s. daily at their own
houses on light art work; sent by mail anv
Instance; no canyassing. Address, WIKI
stamp, CHICAGO ART Co., Chicago, III. se277t
WANTED--5O PANTS HANDS. Apply
w Third Floor, Factory Entrance, Maj
81: BLANKENsHIP& BLAKE. se95tf
WANrED-ALL PERSONS TO KNOW
" mat Mrs. j. Il. Burnett is carrying IN
deceased, at 81 and Sl3 Main stree. wbaut,
she al all times is prepared with skiIlC,I
wOrkmen to do all kinds o. plumbing. 9as
water and steam-fitting, lightning rSds'
pumps and in large variety. seoitt
WANrED-A PARTNER WITH AP0IT
W 5000 capital to take an Interest a.; =
well established Hardware and Stow IN ~ a
ness In one of the best ralrond to,n ouSl-
Texas. Address care j. f., Herald of,,cn II
call AT business office, Herald, for infornnool
tlon. SniH,
WANTED Statesmen VISITING
w druggists and grOcers 10 sell, in connec-
ton with their line, staple article on com.
mission. Address MURMsER & Son, GIN.
cinnnti, se1i.ir,
w ANTED-AGENTS ADDRESS ST
w Louis Il ectric Lamp Co, st. Louis, No
for circulars, cuts and terms OF so candle
power Marsh Electrical Lamp. augS w.si6t
WANTED-LADlES - ONE HUNDRED
W ladies to make shirts, drawers, overalls
and pants extra inducements offered for
September. Call at the Factory, ca and 6Os
NAN ST. BLANKENHI' BLAKE. jy20-lyr
WANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUAL I'm
W dowment Association will give good and
profitable employment TO experienced insur-
ance solicitors. Address A. NJ. HALL, Secre-
tary, ~ Main street, Dallas, Texas. jyltf
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Ladies should reflect well before using
my preparation that Is applied to so
delicate a surface rs the skin. ANY cos
metic will at first impart identifying
effect and not apparently injuro tho
skin, but In very short time little
blotches and d scoloraijns appear ON
the lace which concluslvely show the
poisonous drugs in their composition. Ii
can loo safely said that more than two
thirds OF the face powders contain these
injurious ingredients. POzzoni's modi.
Gated complexion powder Is not only ab
solutely free from NIL deeterious matter,
but It's principal ingredient Is an active
curative for all diseases of the skin. II
mas stood the test of years. Sold 10y all
druggists.
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Anegro man, who has several names,
but who is more commonly known AZ
Jake Smedley, beat his wife up in n
most brutal manner ON Griffin street
yesterday morning, Policemen Keehan
and Overland chased him into tho river
bottom, where he succeeded In losing
himself TO them In the brush. The
weapon he used was stick of stove
wood, and the injuries inflicted are Of n
serious nature.
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Last evening the feast of Succoth was
celebrated at the Temple Emanu-G FL
Rabbi Silyerman officiating, Tho Tenn
pie was beautifully decorated with fine
irults and rare flowers. Mr.. Schonfaber
y student of the Cincinnati Hebrew col
lege, who has been officiating during
the holidays at Austin, preached splen'
did sermon. Tho Temple was crowded
with people and among them there were
good many Gentiles.
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The Retnrn of The rrn,nn-

The cool nights of the past few days
evidences of the approach of cold wealth
er--has caused the tramp to forsake his
summer resorts in the country and HE
away to the moro genial atmosphere of
the city, where he can forage to better
advantage. The police are giving him u
warm reception, however, and take
him In charge as he puts in an appear
ance, and furnish him lodgings In the
city prison. lie is beginning 70 incum,
ber the docket of the city court. and
though his Honor Mayor Cabeli has
discharged tho first few squads that
have been run In he will not keep IL IN.
Patience will cease TO be virtue. and
the very next arrival OF a gang OF these
thrlitless nomads may be sent to the
agricultural institution of the county,
Detter known as the pOor-farm.
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Tho way Of the ungodly is hard, but
tho way to the Glen Lea is easy. lie
that drinketh from its fountains may
not have eternal life, yet, verify, no es-
capeth sure and sudden death!
Old names, old friends, old faces and
old whisky crown Glen Lea rs the es-
hblished saloon palace of tho south
west.
Glen LEAFS nectars cause patrons TO
believe they have an abdominal Indian
summer.
Men may come and men may go, but
Glen Lea has one constant flow.
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DoUBLE-sEATED vs.. NATIONAL DIS.
GRACE.

The Nation il stricken with grief aud with
woe,
Moralltys cause for the once IL laid low
ihc outlook Is ugy-thc prospect IL bad,
For the facts show that Cleveland and l,lninc
are both bad
Ihilosophy's leuchingswc ur'cr may dcspsc.
Ills only the foolish that heed not the wise;
Lot us calmly reyolvc itund see II wccan,
Why tie Stntcsman's no better than poor
icllownnn.
Scratch that sore-cratlc hcad-pcrhap4 YOU
will nud
That mono Of the parties wore the great
Double Lined
stir the depths uf The scandals You wifi
learn the true cause,
In the nature To wear Clnucry's Dnuti..
iih"-l Dr0WCTsI
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ulmported Brandles aud Gin, for medi
csl use, At Ed s. Alston's.


City vs.. Chris. Brown, exposing per,
SOM fined IS.
City vs.. 10. Ellis, N. Newman, w. A,
Riley, intoxicated; fined 81 each.
misse 4.
City vs., Geo. Lambert, Tom CRANKY
WIN. Benson, Frank Thayer, Louis Dn.
charged.
fined 81.
City W.. Frank Brennan, Charles Isoe
interfering with private property; dis.
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Plum Pudding in cans at Alston's.


There are n number of tine-haired
sharps In the shape of bunko stcerers in
the city. and IL they imagine for one
moment that they are not "spotted''
they arc very much mistaken. They
nave all put in an appearance during
the last two days and have succeeded I'm
that time of heocing ono victim only,
whom they swindled out of So. civ
Marshal Arnold will clear tho city Of
them or runthem In.
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Young men, middle aged men and all
mon who suffer from carly mdiscrctions
viii find Aliens Brain food the most
powerful mNiguraBt ever introduced
once restored 10y IT. there Is no relapse,
Try 1t; II never fails, 81; q TOR So. AT
druggists or 10y mail from j. II. Allen,
30 First avenue, New York city.
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"reM convenience for our Citizens.
Mr.. John w. Turner, the proprietor
OF the Dallas Pharmacy, GIL Elm street
has made i'll part of his business i'm
catering to tho wishes OF the public to
Keep his drug store opo" day and all
night. No night bells will have to be
rung, as the public will find compe-
tent prescriptionists fully awake TO
attend to the wants OF those needing
pres riptions filled, or anything in the
drug line. lilo has In his employ only
the most competent men, who are thor
Onghly conversant with every detail
OF the drug and prescription business.
II you want anything az any hour of
inc night that can be obtained from A
drug store, the Dallas Pharmacy will
customers.
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Card.

DALLAS, Oct. B.. Editor HERALD r.
Reports having reached me, that rumors
were alloat to the effect that had
threatened the life of Mr.. Jot Gunter. |
take this means of stating that the ru-
mors are entirely false, and that | have
never intimated to any one, my desire
to take his life. Rumors OF this nature
could not be circulated by my friends,
and make this statement in Justice to
myself. Il. II. THHMpsoN.
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The case of w. N. George vs. j. A.
Johnson, which has been on trial in JUS
tice Kendall's court the past two DAYS,
was concluded Yesterday, the colt in
dispute being awarded to the plaintiff.
johnson took an appeal. The cost i'm
the case will amount to five times the
value of the colt. Each claims to have
raised the animal, and both are evil
IDENTIFY honest in their convictions.
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Buy the Hunstable Boot every time.
Ihe Hunstablc shoe store is having a
run,
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LEGISLATURES.

WE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w l.. Il. TERRELL MS u candidate for the
Lhe Legislature, Dallas county, Texas Eiec
on,I1qm9AoN 4, 1884,
WEAREAUTHOhIHED To ANNOUNCE
w Il. II. COOMBES as a candidate for the
Legislature from Dallas county.
WEAREAUTHORlIED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. II. 5. kGMBROUGH as n candidate
or the Legislature In Dallas county, subject
% the action Of the Democracy
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When you visit or leave New York
CITY save baggage express or carriage
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, cited up nj A
cost ofSl 100000, reduced to$l and up.
wards per day. European plan. Ele-
vator. Restaurant supplied with the
bost. uorse-cats, stages and elevated
railroads To all depots. Families can
i've better Tor loss money NJ tho Grand
Union hotel than IN any other trst-class
hotel Ia the city.
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tie Joker"
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URSULINE ACADEMY

This institution, conducted by the UrsullnC
ladies, Is most desrahly located The system
OF education pursued Is designed To deyClop
we menval, moral and physical powers OF
The pupils, and TO make them useful women
OF rehned tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, Including
Slationey, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Workhnd the ordinary ln1rma-
,,YeNpcnses, per session of Ave months, SlOl
Music and use of piano .................. 85
Entrahce Zee lonly fer the first year. .... &
Young ladies desiring admlttnnce into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
lurther particulars, apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
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NON SALE-A FINE SALOON IN
4 Gainesville; best stand In town. Ad-
dress Lock Box 30j, Galveston, or SIS. Gaines.
VINO. CASh or .OOn Snrnliiy rnnnirnd aoORI ~,
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Attic Main street crossing yesterday
evening, one Of the mules attached 10 a
car ON the belt street railway became
nnmanagonhle and succeeded In his
struggles .h reversing bis position Ga
harness. placing his head towards the
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Meeting Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

A meeting of the ox-Confedorates,
friends of Col. Thos. II. Murray, and es-
pecially the Association of eX-Conled-
crate Missourians, are requested to meet
at the Office of Williams & Turney, No.
2l5 Main street, Saturday at O'Clock D.
m, to take such action in regard to the
deceasod's death ny may be desired.
D.A. WILLIAMS,
Secretary
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car. As the car came over 1t was forced
to back rapidly, and at the imminent
risk OF being crushed to death. There
was a large sore on one of its shoulders,
and 1t was this that caused it to act as it
did.
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The Missouri Pacific R'y Co. will sell
excursion tickets to Cincinnati and re-
turn $50, Louisville and return sos
from Sept. 18th to 3Oth. Good ten DAYS
Tor return. For tickets, otc., call Mt bOl
Main ST. Il. p. TURNER,
TIKI Ag't, Dallas.
b: W. Mccullough, Gen'i Pass. and
TIKI Ag't, Galveston.
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w H.i - iOONd LADY IN
w MIS- our, POSITION as governess. " ho,
will Instruct in both the science and n1n,, ~
the best OF references. Address DICKs1>
Herald office - 49, e