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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

WHAT might be called ''Jumbo BALI
was held in Baltimore the other night
There were one hundred fat persons pres
cnt. Mrs. Srhmitt, 260 pounds, and Mr..
IIamm, 253 pounds, led the promenade,
and among those present were MIS-; " IL
lams, 254 pounds, Mrs. Walter, 2t2, and
Mrs. Spooner, 240.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

TIE West Virginia State Democratic
Executive Comm has issued call for
81 State Convention TO be held in Charles
ton April 10th for the purpose of appoint
ing four delegates-at-large to the National
Convention, to appoint Ecw State Ex-
ecutive Committee and to take steps for
IN immediate and vigorous organization
of the marty,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

LAST week, before ShermsG's panyille
committee, Congressman John s. Wise
said that the negroes in Virginia did not
desire social equality with white persons,
npl that when oolorcd meuibers of the
legislature came to his house to consult
with him they always went to the kitchen.
This latter remark has called forth q tor
rent of angry replies from the coiored
men alluded to. and they Indignantly
deny that they visited him in his kitchen.
Mr., Wise, seeing that lie had put his foot
in IL, writes card in which he says this
Of his Gear fyjend and brother: "The COL.
pred people are, In my opinion, the gem
TEST, most aifectionate, and least obtru-
siye rapo Oh earlh." How sweet-how
passing sweet,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

"What is heavens best gift to man %,
she asked, swectly smiling GIL him. 'Dr.
Rpll's Cough Syrup" he replied, with
prudence. He had just been cured by it
Of q bad cold,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
REV. l., X. MASON, RkCrun.
sneDhcrtistUwn at IL a. III. ana p. al
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
REV. u. VI. MOSER, PASTOR.
Tuionyille II Il. III. She phur,istOwn y. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV IIARLES GHIsELGN, PASTOR.
shepherdstown II II, IN. Kearneysvile3 p. m.
A. T.. CHURCH SOUTH.
REV. W. G. EGGLESTON, PASTOR.
Shcphcrdstuwn Il Il. IL. Marvin Chapel 2.j)
p. III.
REFORMED CHURCH.
REV. Is. +. BAUSMANN, PASTOR.
Shephcrdstown II Il. IN. bethesda R.Sop:m.
VI. l.. CHURCH.
REV. e. q. COOK, PASTOR.
Pastor absent.
!. NJ. &. 4.
Young Mems Meeting in the VI. +. thufch
South every sunday afternoon nj &:5 =. H., ana
1T the Room every Thursday night.
!. O. q, I.
Potomac Lodge NJ -, !. O. q. T., meets every
Monday night at O'Clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

A bridal patty OH Tuesday last, when
returning in terryboat from Rockport,
Indiana, where the ceremepy was per-
formed, had the boat upset by the storm.
The party chung to some trees Oh the river
bank, but the whole country being over
flowed, they had to remain in the branches
for two hours before eolored man with
boat came to their rescue, The weather
was intensely cold, freezing the clothing
to their persons.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
NOTICE.

ELEMlNG Il SNYDER, Real Estato
i Agents, have just had placed ip their
hands good Frame House, with about "a
acres of ground, good sinbliny, % fruit
trees, about three miles from Shepherds
town. Price $3.50. 1t is the property OF
John j. Bycrs.
Prompt attention will be given TO rent,
ing property IN town or country. lpsir-
nnce secured in good companies on reas-
enable terms.
We have for sale n Splendid Farm OF
III acres; COOL land; good dwelling;
first-rate bank barn, nearly new; All ele-
CANT orchard; from q To 10 acres In Ium-
Der; good well OF wafer Ia the yar'I;
cistern ut the barn. Price, so per acre.
Terms reasonable. This Is the only s:::all
farm in this vicinity for sale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

GREAT excitement prevails at the village
OF Eagle, in Waukcsha county, Wis, over
The alleged discovery of valuable dia-
mond. \ woman found Il stone q few
.!ays ago, and sold It to Milwaukee jew
eler for 81. 1t now turns out TO lie an
$3.50, lG carat, pure water diamond. The
village is al tom up over the matter, and
land is sold at fabulous prices. The pco-
pie are perfectly crazy oyer the matter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

a YOUNG pupil OF the Thaddeua Stevens
Public School in Philadelphia drew 4
pistol upon his teacher on being repri-
manded, and threatened to shoot her. An
investigation was made by the police, aad
u search of the pupils in that school re-
suited i'm the eonfscation of seven revolt
yers. The Offenders were about ten years
old, and had formed themselves into 4 SO,
picty, and intended TO make laid upon
The Indians.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
They Stunned Society.

James Patterson is a wealthy and pros
Ferrous farmer living near Huntingdon,
Ind. He is sixty-four years of age, and
the father Of large family. He is large,
well-bult man, with clean cut features,
and il wonderfully we'll preserved. a
few days ago he sold his farm and other
real estate and divided the proceeds,
amounting to $50 200, with his wife, who
is Il tall, raw-boncd woman of tifty-one
years. He gave his wife their three
youngest children rs part of The proceeds.
\ Gay later he suddenly disappeared, leav-
Jag letter behind him addressed TO his
wife, in WHICH he stated that lie had gone
West never 10 return.
Mrs. Louisa Van Arsdale is charming
widow of forty-eight summers. She lived
near the Pattersons, Her husband died
eight years ago, leaving her snug little
fortune, with which she maintained her
family of five children. i few days ago
she took .hp youngest child and silently
departed. Then il was learned that she
had sold all her property and left secretly
in company with Patterson. The olope-
ment has stunned society.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

rJ,HE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 tho public that he has olcncd a first-clnss
STONEQUARRY near Shephertstown, and viii
furnish Foundation Stone, Building Stone, Paw
ing stone, Curb stone, and Stone for all pur-
poses Prices moderate.
3-S-tf i. W. CIfAPBINr e.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
Administrator Notice.

rI'HE undersigned having qualified rs admin
/ istrator of the estate OF CATIIAHlNE :.
LUCAS deceased, all persons ipdested TO said
estate are requested 10 come forward and settle
their accounts. Those having claims will please
present them properly authenticated for set
tiement j. LUCAS,
March S-:,w Administrator.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
State of West Virginia,

u. lIEFLEBowER, Nuctioncor:
IL. ST, JOHN SHEPHERD, Clerk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

IRI SfEE'S SALE-UNnER AND BY
virtue Of authority vested Co., mo by "A
certain deed In ttdst, executed February ~
lNl,hy charles f. Cunt, conveying the here
matter ucseuhed treat estate tu q. N. Al
uriusc, az trustee, 10 secure the payment OF
certain promisSury notes therein dc rrihcd.
AS well Us 10y authority ON decree OF the hi s-
trlot Court of Dallas county, Texas, rendered
IN case No, ilSi, on the 10th upy ur March,
Psi, and entitled DANES i, Rocks rt al rs
Get2 ndaner \ Ferris e. AL, which author.
ICES THE property described IN said trust decd
ube sold y the sheriff OF Dallas county n,
alternate trustee, according To the terms ui
snld trust decd, amor rcpdVcrtlsiup
Inc sale rs required by sjid trust
tie q, for the purpose of misng n
SUFFICIENT sum Of money tu pay OH the debts
due and owing by defendant Mitchell to
"tl2ondaner y Fer H.; that is To say, first
Judgment for SlNlil, dated March I, lN1V,w ~
interest NJ per cent per mouth uom date;
second, ~ Judgment for $9tN.lB, dnted March
= ~, with interest ut per cent. per month
nom date; thlul, court costs ON above two
judgements, Sl2sui fourth, promiSsory note
Tor Sbl1.oh due November ~, 1878, with inter-
"st az per cent. per month from that uatc.
aud MIN, a prumlsSpry uutc for 81 90 due Fob
ruarA Ia, 1873, with interest rom that date ut
per cent per 0nnum, and all costs and oN-
penscs of entOrclng said frost dcedu
hW, H.W.Smith, Sheriuot Dallas county,
teAns, alternate trustee In salt trust dccu "a.
n Aldrtdgo having refused TO acO will 81
~ the request OF Gct2eudancr a Ferris, ON the
ioth Jay OF November ISL at the Court
house door, IN Dallas ctty, Texas, tn the high.
est bidder FOR cash the following described
property, to-wit; All that certain farm, pnr-
ccl, or lot OF lOud lying aud situated In bal.
las county, Texas, RUort : mites south OF the
city oi Dallas, being u part OF the Low Dixon
league, and more particularly described as
follows; Beginning at the extreme south
West corner OF my whole tract, n stake In The
norlh line OF Gano's neld MS 1t was In 1916:
lhencc eastwardly ian Nuras To n stake:
Thence northwardly l0Si varas 10 n stake;
thence WcStwa,dy ail y0ras To n stake.
thence uurthwprdly 80 yaras To "a stake:
Thence wcstN aTdlN Sos Varas tn u stake /.
lNHhcc south 40 east lili vnrUs tn the place OF
~nnlhg, cuntMning 3ilb acres ot land.
For further details, rctcrcncv is made to
saul trust decd, recorded In deed records of
Dallas county, NoL3', l.. 2li ~; also 10 de.
cree OF the District Court OF Dallas county In
minute book O, pages COT, bOl. And upon
proper compliance with the terms or sale, |
WIN nuke proper title 70 the purchaser hts
October n, lSSi W, II, w, SMITH.
sh-Illl OF Dallas county, Alternate Trustee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24
BALL TO sIRMosIs MoNTlFloar.
Art Societies Preparing for Entertain
ments-The Republicans wni Not
Noninate-At attachment suits
The City Council.
Art Entertainment.

The counter-po'nt drill to be given by
'the Ladies' Art society tho 2gth and Both
instant, gave rehearsal to favored
few on Wednesday evening, and was
'received very enthusiastic ally. There
Twill be few more rehearsals and then
the public will be invited to enjoy the
rare treat in store for them. and see
what Dallas talent can evolve. The
Itableaux are telling. embracing yari.
lety OF beautiful ana striking subjects.
The beauty,valor nd digHity of the city
fwlll figure in these pOrtraeals, many
fof our leading citizens, for once
,enacting the role of lover or lillian as
the case demands. The fano1, otut.,-
netic girl, will be entirely Outdono bv
spiritual Illusions. The evening will
be varied by delightful readings and
the musical programme is complete with
gems in that line. The art rooms which
open on the 18th, will contain tho elegant
ifurniture gotten up in Dallas. Many
beautiful paintings, cbiaf of which ara
reception Of Henry Nv, the Witches
nut, portrait of General Houston
wife, and numberless others, the list
and names unknown at present. Hand
painted mirrors and hundreds of articles
in choice l-bric-tapestry fire.
screen, hand-painted china, etc. Mrs.
Alex. Sanger and Mrs. G A. Capwell
have the arrangement of the room in
Z charge, and desire the articles handed
1 in as early to-day tliriday) as possible
The art room will be open TO tho public
Saturday, the 25th.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24

A few weeks since Edmund Jones, a
regular old-fashioned corn-neld darkey,
was fined by. . Justice of the peace for
kiclSingup row at Mt. Sinai colored
chyrcn, solno five miles northeast of the
ffty. lie came in yesterday for the pur-
.pose OF "'splainin do facts" as he
Termed them. 90 the grand urv. liz
acknowledged that he had used mis-
mouth right lively on that occasion. and
had uttered some words i'm giyinr
expression to his sentiments that
We're not, in all pro ability.
nc for Christian ears. lIo says that there
are y lot OF mig GERS in that neighhor-
hood by the name of Jonos-the same
name OF himself, though he is not in any
way related to them. rhe congregation
was carrying on moro like IL was
NJ party than at church, aud the only
thing lacking TO mako il regular
colnred folks blowout was the absence
OF the fiddler. "Did | fight9 we'll. yer
ought ter seed me knocking dem Mig.
gers. II wuz lively scrimmagc, tell
yor.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24
Tho Foreign Poor.

"fhe present cold wave has brought
with 1t the poor. They are coming in ON
every train from surrounding towns,
and how the city is going to care for them
Is moro than can tell" said CITY Mar
shal Arnold To q HERALD reporter YES
terday morning, "rhey are destitute of
money aud clothing, aud the worst lou-
ture Is they are nearly all of them inva-
lids," added the officer as he pointed
TO three wrecks OF humanity sitting ON
. bench In the city hall. Every winter
Dallas has this trouble. Other Towns
iabgrlng under the impression that bal
las has vast hospital accommodations,
sond their destitute sick here, but the
recommendations at the hospital are far
rom being sufficient Tor her own sick.
Inc poor o. the city have already began
TO importuno the mayor for fuel and the
necessarles of life. II is simply cruel 10
SEMI nnlortunates here to he cared for,
as " Is an imp0ssibility for Dallas TO do
clinod, w 80
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24
CITY oouae,l-srrelnl .rr,lnr.

The city council met in special session
yesterday morning at the city hall pur-
suant to the call of the mayor, for the
purpose Of opening and awarding bids
for building the retaining walls of the
water works. Mayor Caboll presided.
Absent, Alderman Cockrell
Alderman Williams offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
. NroviN az, Aalll .AN ul.l "a Seaman a
"mor Tor building the walls of the
y ter- works at tho City park to protect
lowest and best bid, and that the mayor
De authorized to enter into contract for
aug performance, requiring said work
" Do done under the supervision of the
water commissioner, aud according To
the plan aud specifications In engineers
once, work 70 commence at once and To
be- completed as soon as possible.
sl,0i7. ' - io'
Council then adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24
The Mammnlh MIns,rnIs.

Barlow N Wilson'S minstrels will be
the attraction at the opera-house &C..
night. This company has long stood
at the head Of all burnt cork organi2a-
lions In America, and is now larger and
stronger than ever, and will favor us
with two Of its unequalled entertain
ments on Friday aud Saturday evenings
next. II Is especially strong in It's favor
,tes,embrncing the great minstrel George
wilson, aud he is ably seconded bv
Hnghey Doukherty, the melodious and
mlrthful comedian: Milt Bar
low, who is inimitable in
his special line, while Il. NJ. Hall, thr
Pnganinl of the banjo. is unoxcelled:
Griffin and Marks Crawford and Me.
klssen, faces aud the rest of them nre
sure to please, just rs of old. A skating
rink and the burlesque excelsior ballet
as performed 100 nights In Now York ia
connection with the only real White
Elephant, will DO the chief features.
inc company will give street purade
DOth days at noon. There will be no
saturday matinee. Tho advance sale of
seats. are open. Parties desiring eligible
locations had better make early appli
cations. III"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24
Now orlaan. l,xnnsi,inn.

The exposition, like al great shows,
depends for its success and usefulness
upon public patronage, and the measure
iof that patronage will be the security
and the encouragement held out to the
public. This is matter to which the
management has addressed itself, as be-
ing legitimate factor in the general
achievement, and in this, us In every
thing else, IT has acted with discretion
and foresight The exposition bureau
Of accommodation and information IL
one OF the most powerful adjuncts of the
main scheme. Through tho medium of
thht bureau the stranger can mt once re-
ceiye exact intelligence as to lodging,
car fare, carriage hire, etc. He can see
The lists of all places whore amusement
Is To DO had, the location and price of the
same. He will not be banded about by
irresponsible runners and drnmmers.
robbed by harpies, and starved by faith
less hosts. IL Is only necessary TO 90 to
the exposition Office ON Gravier street
and the officials in charge of the
bureau OF accommodation will refer them
to places where they can rely upon re
.celvlng fair treat nent, and upon getting
iull and valid consideration for their
money. These facts should be made
public through every newspaper in the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24

men as are enlisted in The rank and file
OF tho regular army, using more cars
especially built for aud owned solely by
the Sells Bros. than are used by some
railroads.
A show so immense as to surprise the
Oldest showmen in the country, and TO
completely eclipse any and all shows
over before seen. A show with immune
ralble special features, any one OF which
is a whole show itself. A show with the
only pair OF huge woodworking hin
popoiami living in captivity on earth /;
show with the only three-horned rhi-
norelOs on earth; show with the only
coal black sacred elephant ever beheld
4 show with thousand other features
never seen before. The only great quad
ripple circus. each ring circus in itself:
a show with fully 30 all-star artists
giving six simultaneous acts in four
great circus rings; a show unsurpassed,
unequadled, anywhere on earth.
Il WI! surely exhibit at Dallas ON the
Zlth, IN All It's greatness, in all ITS vast
ness in all It's adgh;y proportions,
added TO Immensely, shGrn of nothing,
the groatost and best on earth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24

j. I41..
& Co. Herald building. Main 100 "a
WANT ED-BOAR DERS-D, E6x On ~
or meals can be obtainrd Nv apnjvio.,
AT olO Main street second floor i,.,s.ls u
WANTED TO RE IT A H0Uss OF 5TSs
~, rooms and stable, convenieut 10 Post
MACH %ch1 MI Herald ss i olie on saSs Appy 70
w ANTED-sIrUATIo ASA i-FC of.Ss
W CT TX, collector or any other honest ~
ployment, by young man who q N give no.,
references. Address f, s., Herald oiiics ~
WANTED = FIFTY OPERATORS To
~ make Jeans pants; special prices Offer.
ed. Apply Main street entrance betwsan
The hours of Z and n. m I ,rd az
BLANKENHIr & BLAKE, .ve9.Iu,
Nv ANTED - PERM NENT gOAR0-ET
w VIII pay good price for good accom-,
.inouations my family; require at least
Two connecting rooms ruperiv fur,IsbeJ
o room to have southern e poSura: second
room need not DC very large; 'Ous, ,houid he
close |, street railroad and have shaded vari
or garden; or would il neeu h r. T,Nn3ii"
ca rooms with the above r-lui>. ;. in n
swelling, without boar an, with use of
hstcnen' ADDRESS, g1Ving name and locatinn
OF residence, j w y this Office ac2i-7t
w ANTED-A YOUNG MAS NOW FIN
" gagged MS book Keeper for /, leadin,,
nouSSi ueS.feS q set Of books to most of mn
evening, or will assist Of in evening in a.,
ounce where The work is too great for accom-
PlIsillhSllt ny ore man. Terms very reason
h., th's office. I aciS'iS's,
w AN LED - HOTEL. II Ei.l-2 n HlrE
nv WATERS at the Barnes House, Albany.
leAas. ). h. BAnNrs Proprietor oci7St
W An fED-ALL PERSONS 10 KNOW
mat Mrs: j. II. burnett is ca,rvInr IN
u e nusi ess formerly done by her husband
S IbSeea as at 81 and Sl3 Main stree where
wGrkmen to do all kinds O p,,mhin aH'. .,i,s
wafer and steam fitting, lightning rods
pnmps and In large variety. seSifi
~ ANIhD-THE TEXAS SIIYI5 ALIEN
W doWment Association viii tive good a,'I
employment to experienced ins,,rI
tnce solicitors. Address A. NJ. HAM. Secrs-
lary, rs vain street, Dallas, ieAds. VIII
A GENTS WANTED--IT WILL PAY ANV
Intelligent man or woman wanting nrof-
liable employment to write for my ilInstrst-
stl circulars aAd terms ofagcncy for the eel.
ebrated gliSSouri steam Washer which hy
reason OF It's great intrinsic merit IL neciinS
VIVID such nhenumennl Srccpss. j. MoRTH
Inh ana franklin avenue 81. Louis NO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24
nnllns Am Assnrlnllnn

The Dallas Art association, an anna.
teur dramatic club, composed of some OF
the best talent in Dallas, under the able
management OF Prof. Ray Charteris,
late OF Chicago. who brings to his work
the experience of several years on the
professional stage. has been organized.
Tho first performance of the club will be
Caste which will he presented for the
benefit of the Dallas Rifles. Miss h.
Knight rs Esther Ecces, supported by
Prof. Charters as George D'Airov, with
Mossrs. WOzencralTt, Watson, Hnrk-
ley, Easterling, Miss Cumming and
others IN the cast. Due notice of dates
will be advertised.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24

In making the assertion that Pozzo-
s,medicated complexion powder is en-
llrely free from Injurious or deadly
poisons. wo do it upon the authority of u
thorough chemical analysis. IL Is one
Of the oldest face powders IN the Ameri-
can market, aud is used IN the families
OF some of our most prominent medical
men who have personally ac 'snowledged
TO the proprietor that they not only con
slder II harmless, but esteemed it highly
beneiiclal IN every respect, not only for
inc use OF ladies' and children, but for
druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24

To bc relieved at all of such an abomi-
nahle pest "a neuralgia is gratifying,
hut imagine tho great delight OF Mir. J..
George Rieil, of No. ~ Bank street, New
ark, Now Jersey, who writes, after suf.
lering eight years " IA neuralgia In the
head; ~ have used ono bottle of
Browns Iron Bitters, which gave me
Immediate relief, ana | am regaining
my health daily" No wonder he adds:
VI cheertully recommend IL TO ALL Al
similar ills are cured by II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24
Sir MOscs Montlnnre.

To-day Sir Moses Montifore, the
world renowned philanthropist who
resides at Ramsgate Beach, England,
obtains the rare age of 100 years, aud
the whole civilized world will do honor
lo tn great aud good centonarian. Our
llebrow cilizens will celebrate the event
Sunday night by giving grand ball at
Mayer's hall. Rabbi Silvorman of Tenn
pie Emanu-El will take rs the subject
for his sermon this evening the lilo of
Sir Moses Montitiore. All re invited to
attend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24

City VS.. Frank Thompson, intoxica-
ton; fined 50.
. CilyVs. NJ. NJ. McGregor, ntoxication
fined 81.
CITY VS.. Pat Vaughn. interfering with
private property; iinod 81.
city vs. Albert Frank, abusive Ian
guage; fined 81.
City VS.. Pat O'Brion, mcovcring
sower; dismiss. d.
City vs.. John Sharp, uucovering
sewer; continued.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24

Joe Forsytho was arrested Yesterday
by Deputy sheriff Kearby, on warrant
sworn out by Minnie Waller in ,ho
county court, charging him with aggra.
waited assault, and gave bond. She was
arrested ON a warrant from the city
court charming hor with abusive Ian
guage To Forsythe. She gave bond for
her appearance this morning in the city
court -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24
rho ralr naurhIcrs Of ra.hIon

Prefer SOXODONr toeycry other arti.
81" for The teoih, because nothing rendors
those oruameutS OF the mouth 40 spot.
less or imnarts such an agreeable odor
TO tho breath. Moreover, experience
proves the article 10 he perfectly whole
some, which cannot be said OF all denti-
irices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24
At,nchm.ntSuits

Bottorton, Irvine ~ Co. filed an attach
mont suit in the county court yesterday
vs.. NJ. w. Elliott, of Tom Green county,
for S2iS IS.
Edison, Keith ~ Co. filed an attach
ment suit in the same court ". Solomon
Bros, jewellers, for 500, aud goods of the
Latter en- route from Denver to Dallas
were attached ut the Texas n Pacific
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