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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

s We have still large stock of Winter Goods of many
kinds on hand and begin this week sacrifice them SO
not carry them over Among the many good bargains
call close attention to our very prices all kinds
wraps for ladies' As have large number of garments still
unsod the prices at which they be bought will Justify
any in buying for season. Another item is our
immense blanket Stock and auction prices these goods
will continue until all gone every pair decided bargain
AS annual invoice begins couple of weeks sell all
goods way down reduce stock before that time
Respectfully, NsgslMs.
S. M HELLER & co. M
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

AGerman doctor Says Melt some
suspected butter; soak worsted or q
wick in it; when. cold light il like a
candle; blow it out; If it is oleomargar-
inc it will smell Ikea blown out candle;
if it is butter it will smell like butter.n
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17
A Terrible Cough Cured,

" In 1851 took a severe cold. which affected
my lungs. had Il terrible cough, and passed
night after night without sleep The doctors
gave me up. | tried AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL, which relieved my lungs, induced
sleep, and afforded me the resi necessary
Tor the recovery of my strength. by the
continued use of the PICTORIAL IA perIna-
nent cure was effected. am nrw 81 years
old, hale and hearty, and am satisfied your
CHERRY PECToRAL saved me.
HORACE FAlEnEuIIrR."
Rockingham, VI, July i5. isS@..
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

A Pennsylvania tramp saved thelives
of a family by walking back two miles
after he had left the house to warn the
inmates Of an impending snow-slide.
Tramps will get hospitable entertain
ment at that house IN the future
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17
For. sale at a Bar
7 gain.

~ RvRNTEEN acres of land one mile north Of the
|DCourt House, fronting 1.-THE Adrian and Kali
lots to suit purchasers one third 10 be psid on date
|of purchase and the balence In three equal yearly
payments, to be secured by mortgage. The prenn-
ses are free and clear Of oil circumference title per-
feet To be sod the property Of and for the ben
left Of Hattie McIicnry. For terms enquire Of
dec27am DR. III. MoHEERY.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

A remarkably beautiful rabbit was
killed near Eufaula, L;-, the other day.
Ii was ot solid light buff ordovecolor
on the back, with snow white hair un-
derneath and cll the legs, and pink
roinred eyes.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

~'Yes," said the Idaho man, "It's
dreadful unfortunate that my gal got
hugged by that ar BAR. She's sort o.
held me in contempt ever since" And
he thoughtfully wiped off his grizzly
chin.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

The Superintendent of Insurance has
filed complaint against the Mutual
Aid Association, of Columbus, and. it is
said will institute proceeding against
the Corn City Mutual, of Toledo.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17
THE VIEW sESAToR FROM OHIO.
aA
His Views on the Tarifr Question as
Reported by ~. eedde~.

reported ny ~. Gedues.
IFrum the BO.tda H~.l&
N1sfnSGToN, Jan. -Representa-
tive Gedles Of Ohio said, to-day, in re-
gard.to Mr.. Payne's posltinnon tie tar
ifguestion: ~ think il safe 10 ~ he
Will favor q conservative policyE He
will stand firmly upon the ohio plat
form, and work in every way accord
ing to Democratic principles. His
views upon this agree with those of the
majority Of the Ohio delegation
do you think there will be D. Tariff
bill reported to the House which will
meet the views of the Ohio delegation?n
II do. Mr.. Hnrd is in favor OF radi-
cal measures, but the majority of the
Ways and Means Committee Is in ia
vor OF conservative policy, and he will
not have sufficient influence In thec0m
mittee to secure the adoption of radical
measures. i think the committee will
take some conservative action which
will secure Ohio to the Democrats. The
wool interests must be recognized and
think that the bestithing is to present a
separate bill upon this subject. / should
be In favor of renewing the bill of 1867
until general tariff bill could be
passed. / doubt that the. Democrats
will succeed in securing the passage in
the Senate of a general tariff thissession;
for that reason I think it best to pass an
individual bill, as such action Is necessa-
ry to advance the interests of the Demo-
Gratis in Ohio and other parts of the
country"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

The sheriff at Jerseyville, ILL.,, went
off with the keys of the Jail, which took
fire and suffocated four prisoners before
he could be found and the doors opened.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17
The News journal for 1884.

The political events Of the year upon
which we are just entering will be of
profund interest to all the people of a
country where every citizen is politi-
clan. A President and,a Vice President
are to be elected upon an economic is
sue that involves the material welfare
Of every man, woman, and child in the
laBd. It's to be q contest between the
people and the chooses backed by
giant monopolies fostered and protected
by tariff that takes three dollars from
the people where it yields one dollar to
the Government. In this contest, as in
all others that have arisen since its es-
tablishment. The Ne,os Journal will
be found fighting the battle of the peo-
pie and opposing the "bosses," big and
little, in either party. 1t will continue
to battle against the centralization of
political power, and oppose section
alism, whether in the North or in the
South, as dangerous to the liberties and
inimical to the prosperity and happi-
ness Of the people of the whole country.
Advocating measures rather than men,
with no jobs to foster and no candidates
to force upon an unwilling constituency
it will stand squarely upon the princi-
pies, and support, honestly and earn
estly, the nominees of the party of
Revenue Reform, demanding always a
fair fight, a free ballot, and an honest
pollnt " ~. .trHl
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

| PAPER nsy ne found on ME nc tseo
= 80 XzAk p. k0well 4 Co.'S Newypa,,ea
ing Hurean no Spruce St.l wilgrH nd-pYfi isina
2 may be made for IL IN WEyv ySsRK
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

I AIDES or young men in city or country to
.Atake nice, light and pleasant work at their own
homes; 81 to S5 day easily and quietly made; work
sent by mail; no canvassing: no stamp for reply.
Please address Reliable Mfg Co., Philadelphia,
Pa, drawer TT.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

mTyTC . ApEp moy he found on file at 1ea.
1WA0 i k1A x1x1 p. Aoweli g. Co.'S NewspapeR
Advertising Bureau 0 Spruce Stl where nd yertisns
contracts inny be made Tor IL IN NEW y<fR1E
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

ITO ADVERTISERS.- Lowest rates for adverts-
ing in $40 good newspapers sent free. Address,
GEO. p. ROW ELL CO., 10 Spruce St., NY.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17
HERE's MILLIONS Iw,r.

listaae. Hyou have deed or mortgsseto
" on Daggett, 10 does all such busipres
tnJustics Donovan, Humphey,ssiock.
i8-tf
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17
SECURE A HOME.
QUESTION On TITLE,
sHERIFF'S SALE.

The Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company,
vs.
Charles L. RaynoldR ct al
Alias order of sale, from Henry county Court of
Common Pleas.
By virtue of an alias orderof sale Issued from the
above named court and TO me directed az sheriff of
Henry County, appointed by said court special
master commissioner for the purpose, will offer
at public sale at the north door Of the Court House
In Napoleon, Ohio, on
Monday, February 4th, 1854,
at the hour of o'clock p. of said day. the follow
ing described real estate. situated in Henry county,
Ohio, to-wit
The east fractional half of section two (2) In town
three (3) north of range seven ~ east In Henry
County, Ohio.
f.. Appraised at $4,000.
| Also the west half Of the south west quarter Of
section one ~ in town three (3) north Of range
seven (T) east, In Henry County, Ohio.
Appraised at S12U0.
Terms of sale, cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio, and special Master
Commissioner.
Hague Is Hubbard, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon. Ohio, Jan. LIST, 1884. 90 30
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FOR SALE.

isoa aci Farm, Sis per ae-e; sI ,oot e.,h h.l.n..
!. . 70 10 years tinse, with interest.
oacre Farm, Sis per acre; S4UB cash, balance n.
- lOyenrs time, with Interest,"
30 acre Farm S4O par acre: ssoo e..h h.,.x
20 10 years time, xifh INTEREST "-'aAee "
y o ouss and lot ON Washington street. N,pol.o,.
:, s''ooO cash, bAlAnc, on yesIt tine eitb Int,
brich house on Washington street NapoI.en sass
'sn, oaIance Oh long time Nth interest
ven. -'' '.'e' oood tims
=, I'm. RUMhELL,
Agent
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W 4Vd1
AT @ and z Per Cent.

y are prepared to furnish loans to any arnoupx.
Low rate OF interest on hret-elask N mortap n,
fty. Loans made only on improvedfarm prck
particulars, applyto
N CAMPBELL d VAN CAMPFN.
L Dittenhsver block, Napoleon, o.
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RrsYtrtr for Salt
FARM for SALE,

undenigned Oners for sale the John sR.-
rm. Isrm. conslsting Of Is9 aerrs; shout on, -
c,..., ~ scsnon No. 2. RiehheId tovnship Hep-
Soenty, ohio. Terms rsssonsbls.
-. ~ hARrIN KNUPP
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria Is so well adapted to Children that
recommend Il as superior to any prescription
known 70 me" h A. ARCHER, n. D.,
81 Portland Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-17

FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry County, Ohio.
II. H. Il r. r.. Ham, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, January I'd, 1884. $40 20
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-23
LEGAL


DLLLAs COUNTY COM iitstOSERs,
- Csurt, "cveUber orm. a, M lSS.,
n,vtmbarN, lS% The follow NJ order Va,
nsos and eUtcrcl, tp.~lt: Culerrl Thai
tse CLERK OF THIS court De directed 10 adysr.
sc i1g & dars for the WNuvpg purro..s
20 vlti f'get-FUrs .ussr. atom, ont 81 ne
enM county g. o., from January l. 1885, 10
JeuusrN /, 1853, bidders tn iata snlUry pcr
month. -eeuud-For physician Tor tho
Va us county farm fdr ouc yVnr nom Japu.
MY u lNso, bidders to state : lar per panll
lhird-turA county phyriciHp 10 attend The
jail $50 panprrN rot ON The uanntv hrtu for
one yvgr nom January 1, lS,A bidders IN
state eulary Der month, .utth tor n sox-
tNn nor t1ccoun, 80 bury tho INDECENT cor
Inr ui g year rom January ,lvA Fiuh-For
lurn VA ne medicine tn TN inmates of fhp
JAW and lndig mt poor not ON he couu y farm
BIZ lcrR 10 state the price pkr nrpsrriptipn
All e.ds TO be flcd with tho c uaty ciork or
county judge. and 10 he - ened ht ihr otrt
on Mouday, December 3, 1884,, nd tho county
expressly o>c'NV. thD ufni 10 reject amy or
~ hits foot nnv be presented.
hereby certify tn tthc zb1veign true and
corroci cory oftu Or or NJ n, satd,ssnpunars
nom III minutes ofsal court maue AZ ~ d
term. "
Hl-ilvcn undt r my hand aud Official
scar, ~ nNcv, ~ ths c " 90 Dallas, this 2lsi
day OF November, A. d, lssi.
Count, Clerk Dallas county, Texas.
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The first maturing coupons u msm-
bers holding endowment certificates in
the Mutual Self Endswmont aud Bsnov-
client association OF America have been
paid to date An that mature IN 1884
have boon and viii I've paid on day snd
date OF maturity. Tho balance remain-
,ug unpaid ON these certificates are
small the holders haylng received ad.
vanc0d payments in the way OF loans,
70 tho amount Of seven-eights OF their
first m0turities. The statements issued
10y thp association show n much larger
disbursement from the endowment
fund than would be required to pay all
coupons maturing In 1854, included in
which are, OF course, advances mRde to
those holding coupons which mature in
1875 aud 1875, Members Ia tho 1885 clnss
are. now receiving lonus quito literally,
and In a few days = statement will 6e
published IN this paper showing the
snount already advanced to these Nom
bsrs. The grand central ofllro OF this
association IL Al Fsrt Worth, Texas, and
for oil information address Mr.. r.. Nj,
Macy, secretary,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

. M ,SI1Es SAl 4 on THE DALLAS
4 OPERA hctS E WHEREAS, Tho pM-
10 1pbrg-Aoplo Com anuy. ry its certain deed
o.. lTA.t Tt's,. lns Ath jay -. January, T.. D.
- "a 9cOrlS. N Va aNc 8. upGas
81, 't., IS Raa s., OF ,0c record. VI tri.,
tseds, mortgages, tic, OF Inc county ~ bal.
ms Stale OF te1.a conveyed u the unuur-
slEuct trustee the following described rsgi
estate, situated, lying and being ln the CITY
OF Dallas, county OF Dallas, state OF reIRs,
Io'Wlt' beginning for its nortAe Al corner al
me tnHihWtsl corner of Commerce aud Aus.
TIN strsci3 ~ the said city ~ psIlns; thence
south with the H. OF Austin street 40 fpet
10 jackson street. themes Wesi with Jackson
street % fset; thDpce north parallel with Aus
Tin street 30 feet 10 Commerce street; thence
eaai with Commerce street to TIE beginning
~ feet, together With AL aud ENG lar tho
rlEhts, members, sppurIonRuces and heredI.
toments thereto belonging or in any wise I'm.
cldent or RppurtalniuX, and with ali and
Nngul rthe furniture ana fixtures, scenery
and properties ot any aud ali sortS yhsts1.
over per- alnilg 70 lilo opsra.hou situated
upon Enld land, And which Baiv couveysuc.
10 tha undersigned was made In trust To ae-
cure the payment Of certain nutet Ia said
ueNu lt'tll1odi and whereas said notes and
Nc,ruihg interest have not been paid ~ re-
CURED Now, therefore, public notice Ia
hereby given that tbs undersigned, al tho
request OF some Of tho holders OF said notes.
ana lh pursuance " the tsrma OF the said
decd nf trust, viii, on Monday the 18th day
m nCcem6or 4. D. 1851, between the hours "
luociock In the forenoon unda o'clock In thr
AFTERNOON OF snid day, NJ the door of Tho
court mouse ~ Dallas county, Tutus, proceed
70 sell the said property hcrentoiurc descrlb-
g. ~ Puh!lo Nuct on, for cash, to tho htghest
e,Nuef, 70 tHte'y suld unpaid notes aud In
,Cte5t, VS. etpenses " carrying out this trust
anu Tor the rurpnscs iu said deed OF trust sNt
forth, John y. MURPHY, Trustee.
ntitAa, TsNAs, Nnvembprs, 1884
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-23

EOR RENTAL AeIIvE OAK STREET,
house OF rooms. next door To Femuia
College. Inquire next door. Ao2l-lt
EOR RHNT one N1oILY FURNISH
4 ed room FOR one or two gentlemen. Az
ply At soruer NArEet Gnl Po.s ,ts. uc7l 2,
lNOR BOARDING tP ~ At ~, G1TN
~ at A 40 room turnlahod u 92 a
EOA HENr-Fi RS tHHEnNOOMS WITH
n or withsut b0ara, Al 2ll Pete sor ave.
LNoR RENT =. sEStEAL EUETEE-g
L houses on Main and Elm Strssy., snd
residences In every part afthS city, ly kua-
rur 4 BoLAN1 hssl Esielp A. s1tp and Cal.
otors, once 20 ~ ASlrst. n0S IL
NOR EtNr-nfbK-ROO --FihFTTT- n
4 III ElmH. Inquire Of George 4, web-
TSGT EgEr-TAFW AND ON. qiiRps
4 miles cost OF Dallas; 10 scrcg In cultivn-
,,on sha i. y. IN gress Apply to - GraTEg.
hNCh' ltp W. WIN -, nO2l-7t
EOR REN1-FRUN TINS FiRST Ov IAN
II uary, the nrst-cutn iron front two-stor,
brcS bUlldiug, ~ feet not, nov
soSSeupiod ~ ths Grange. store, 100 aud
;Sa Kim streets { ls 10 soe OF the
ncht business stands 10 tue slty " Dsllss;
would divide the stores Jcsifuhl., to sult
ren,ers' Nppiy 10 ldcEAEp COHN, 6fiS
MALI steer nols-hs
EOR EEE1-RY THE SOUTHWEsl
\ LAND COMPANY, iW Main ,treeLi
l9ha 100 Polsstr,ei, SEM m rocNs, I'll;
! lVla 1ol stree, corner hrygy, hrIca Ouae,
room, IS corner fos, .y,nua Gad GER
mauiu street O. Oom hols. md hall, Slb. on
HARDWOOD street. uOwh % branch, 4-ruom
hon ., !lo; lyoS Commerce street Groom
| mouse, ~; lHS Wood street, So; Highmn
slred' S-room mouse, ilg; corner Caul1 and
HARDWOOD, Groom house. gls; IertrsOu stroei,
6'room, 2-s.ory houS-, 81; near Far Ground,
Groom house, 81. sugsli{
! NOR RENT-(N o WE'LL FyVETsIi m
| 4 rooms, with board, suitable for family.
Ntsl commerce VI Esu. room in sUnuoo.
.loll VIZ mus uollti
| EOk kEE'T-fIS-r EF6EE EOOY. ~,
Elm stree 1, SnNQ, E,sss front, with buck
| yNru and stable attached Jtohtu. Un Isolde
! NVenuet one o. the beat locations for grocery,
| dry goose or drug store iuths city For ta,uis
| apply OF premikts. ncis Inn
EuH + MA sEVEE. NOON HOrgF,
y tenant hnu1s, barn ppd nine scr.e. on
hue aNeuuei one iuibu,e-' ualt ofs,rcet car
appl! 10 dSGGGS Ii. PLuwNAE, 703 MSln
s, .ls','.. uollti
NOR RENl-uNE FCRNIsHED FRONT
.As.,. .. .onln, ~ I'm 81. Ocl6li
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For rhrc.hlnr mn, rnlhsr.

Albert Schuman, jr.,a lad OF some 10
summers, was up before Justice Kendall
yesterday to answer to the charge of IA
saulting his father, Albori Schuman, ST.,
" th q barrel stave. 1t appears that the
father has set the son up IN the barber
business In East Dallas, and that tho old
man youtured TO make some sugees-
lions, and the young knight OF the razor
ileW OF the handle, 50 to speak. The
old man attempted TO chastiso him, but
u was no SO, as the youth turned tho
tables and warmed him up with a barrel
stayo Justice Kendall fined him 50 and
cost for his con uct aud no was COM
mitiedt TO Jail. Tho spn IL worry bright
fellow and a great tayorite with those
who know him, and no doubt whom he
reflects over the matter no will be- sorry
Tor his conduct,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-23
rlcn.ed WIN nnlIss.

John G. LOWS, passenger and imml-
grafton agent Of the Missouri Pacific,
and the forty tourists from the east he
is chaporoning through Texas, loft Last
evening for the west and southwest,
some gulng 90 Midland aud othorG To
san Antonio aud other points In the
southwest. During their stay hore they
walked aud rode through tse city, and
expressed thomaelv's rs highly pleased
with what they saw OF Dallas, which
they declared WIS the livallest town
they had seen In their travels. Several
Of the numser will return homo via
Dallas and will stop over here several
days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-23

Many OF the numerous certificates
that are published NJ proofs of the ON
chcy OF various patent medicines are
manufactured TO order, ami no reliance
h to be placed In them. Mecan assure
our readers that every testimonial pub.
lished (and there are thousands Of othors
that have never seen prlnt) relating to
Mishler's Herb Bitters il gonuino. In
almost every phase of disanse- -dyHpep-
sia, kidney and livor complsinta, indi.
dohility--this remedy has proved its
worth aud justified the claims made for
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sinrnlar soldlsr Grsn,inr.

AS Major H., OF The uNnALD, was
passing down Main street a few DAYS
since, no was hailod 10y friend who i'm
'roducod him to a gentleman by the
name OF Hanks, who, he said, was the
brother of Eov. y. n. Hanks, pastor OF
tho Baptist church. Mr.. Hanks said he
was glad to meet Major H., as he was
aiso membor OF The Kentucky brigade
Tor time to which tho major belonged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-23
NOTICES.


n Office TO OWNERS OR OCCUPAN IA
~ OF property in sewer districts between
yam ami Elm 81 Gets, from sycamore 10
iRrwood street snl between Msin and COM
untIye streets rom Jefferson ~ Murphy street
Section OF 1swer OrdinRucs-Thal priynts
sewers water closets, and sink hnGins, etc 4,
snail be constructed In oil OF ssid districts ~
connect with the district sewer ON notice
rom The city engineer, and ~ directed by
said nfilcer and not stherwise
sub. sec .. itghsll DO u misdemegnor for
lht owner or occupant uiRny building Ia any
ever dlalrict-Guy position OF which is used
iorAny purpose during any portion OF tho
dsy-tofat to have ~ least one wgtar closet
connected With the public sewer 10 days AZ.
Ter nou aestlon by We city engineer, otc,
The above district sewers are contributed
ana roaly for usa, and all parties Interested
are hereby notified 20 comply with the above
sections of the sewer ordinance.
W. N. JOHNSON, City Engineer.
November 10, 1854,
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rrIbuts or the Mu.LeaIe 70 3D.. capwelI.

Tribute of the Musicale to Mrs. Capweli
The meiaber5 of the musicale met
last Thursday evening ut the residence
Of Mrs. J. r. Treaevant, corner Of Ross
avenue and Oleauder street to meet
with, for the last time in that capacity,
Mr. and Mrs. 9. A. Capweli, who leave
in few days for Chicago, which they
will make their home. A most delight
full time was spent,and during the even
ing Miss Keller, on behalf OF the Musi
Gale aa,,o,, society, presented Mrs.
W w@RIc6 chain with and " charm handSq anS
an elegant pair of gold bracelets, accom-
panied by the following neatly worded
speech. Miss Keller said.
"lt is with unfeigned regret we are
here assembled to bid you good bye.
We feel angry with the fates that have
ordained this parting assunder OF friend
ship that has ripened into love. Re-
membrance will ever revert with OK
quisite pleasure to the pleasant associa-
lions we have enjoyed with you, not
only at our musicale but elsewhere and
everywhere. Wefeel as though tho soul
and life Of our club will have departed
when we are berelt OF your sweet pres
cnce Some were more punctual but
none more delighted our select audience
than yourself, with sweet song or iu-
imitable recitation. AS slight testi-
monial of the high regard entertained
for you by our ladies' club, please ac-
cept this mementO aS a remembrance Of
our esteem, friendship and love, and
ever remember that you enjoy warm
place in our hearts"
Mrs. Capwell, who was perceptibly
affected by this token of friendship,
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n. o. McApAMs,
J. ID. CuLLuM,
WIN. j. KELLER,
w. a. ORR,
County Commissioners.
Severe wind and Observation-Disclosures
Done,

Severe Wind and Rain-storm damage
Done.
About 3 O'Clock yesterday morning
this section was visited by a hard wind
ana rain-storm. Tho wind was from the
south, and aJ times il almost blew a gale.
There was distant thunder and vivid
flashes Of lightning, and tho rain con
tinued to pour down in torrents for the
space of three hours completely satura-
ting the earth aud flood
ing the streets in places.
80 far as learned but little damage was
done in the way OF washouts. Sanger
Bros, store suffered severely i'm an in
direct way. The largo reservoir on top
OF the building overlooked, aud flooding
the second floor ran through the cell
ing aud flooded the first Aoor to the
depth OF several inches tor u space of
ilty Get square, completely flooding
the millinery department and damaging
goods to the amount ofsoyeral thousand
dollars They do not as yet know fully
what their loss is.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-23

Replying tos recent statement: The
name of. Il. Fianiert, coupled with
mine on the east corusr OF the Fiippin,
AdOue 4 Lobit building, is there With
out my con5eHt l alone originated and
drew ths lines OF tho building aud am
entitled to tho credit OF l.. MIR. Elan
ders became, for short time, nomi-
nslly my partner but soon discovered
that he did not understand the business
and | dissolved the nrm suddenly.
w. ". WILaoN, Architect.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-23
THEATRICAL.

Cal Wagner's minstrels will return
with an entire change OF programme on
thr 18th Of next Month.
Mr. KAt2euh8rg. rising young CO.
medisn, of Hebrew birth, win he ,een
here shortly Ia "Pledgsd, or Fun In .
PGWnshop." He il said TO be e1cruciat.
ingly funny, and lis quito well known
throughout the state ~ commercial
drummer,