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AN ENCOUNTER WITH FOOT.PADs.

About 2 O'Clock yesterday mornipg ~
Riley Virgins. colored, walter at the
Delmonico restaurant, was wondirg hi
way home he was met on the treetle bridge
Of the Texas Central railway, at the inter
section OF Poy drae street, by two men, one
Of whom Was a powerful oolored man
They demanded Of him that no direo. them
to a dive In the city, npd
when he informed them that he
was not acquainted with the location
they made an assault on him and were
about to pitch him from the high
trsstle. but with great ef-
fort he managed TO free himself
from their grasp, and tearing up plank
f,om the walk over the bridge, knocked
them right and lett. This frat lick settled
the white man, but the negro came at him,
and cline ing they scutfisd TO the
western end OF the bridge, and In the des.
perate struggle that ensued, Virgins got
his mouth on finger OF his antagonist aud
chewed It with n vengesnce es they
rolled together down the steep embank
ment. On reaching the bottom OF The
,ank the burly assaul,er broke and ran "a
his white confederate had already. The
partiss were evidently bent on robbery az
Virgins sports gorgeous watch chain.
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A REMEDY more popular at home and whcr,
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A REMEDY that Mr.. e. W. 0Neil. Goodwater,
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A BEMEDY of which prominent Atlanta
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OF your medicins did for my daughter
REMEDY IN regard to which s. Cassels,
NJ D, druggist OF Thoma.vllle. Ga: sayt:, :!
can recall insta ces in which II afforded relief
ufier all the usual remedies had failed.
REMEDY about which Dr. Il Is FefrelI,
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ting up. and consider 1.-THE hest combination
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ara FIRM

Az stated in yesterdays HERALD, the
Southwest Land company has made an or.
raDgemeut with the real estate hrm of
Veal, Cooper j. Hunter whereby IL became
the successor OF that firrn and carries on its
immense land business In the name OF the
Southwest Land company. The new com.
pany iust.fofmed Is composed OF men OF
wealth and reputation, mot only from the
south but from the northwestern states, and
We congratulate them on their wisdom in
thus starting with au Immense business
already IN hsod, and the facilities which
the agepoics already established In Europe
aud the United States give will enable them
TO extend their business to the largest pro-
portions OF any land business in the state.
The new company will open in their new
Office, 7O7 Main street. in few daye.
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Labor Lore.

PrrTsBURa, Pa, April 3d. The Western
Nail association met hero to-day and com.
plsted the arrangements tor the proposed
mail pool. BY unanimous vote, the asFo
citation endorsed tho action of the iron
manufacturers In demanding reduction o.
employees wages.
Tho striking coal miners at irwin
Station. Pennsylvania, have establish ed
p camp Just outside We,tnorelan d
coal mines for the purpose OF inducing men
working in the mines to join
the s!rlkers. Sheriff eiewart il
on tho ground, fearing trouble,
but 20 far his services have not been needed
PfrrspURa, April % Tho committee OF
window glass works association left his
evening for Europe. The objects OF the
mission ere TO investigate the, Belgium
strike and arrange the preliminaries
for International Glass Workers
convention, which 10 to be held
In this city In July. l.
as proposed to form a union OF window
glass workers CT the world aud establish
uniform rates OF wages.
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FOR RENT.

TJoR RENT-A NICE COOL ROOM AT no.
4 so4 Jackson .treet apr19tf
NOR REHT-AN ELE1ANTLY FURNISHED
4 trout room: southern exposure; desirable
neighborhood. Apply at 1911 Young ST apr23.3t
with ,orthern exposure: s minutes wall
from business part Of town. Call at northwest
corner Akard and Young streets apr22 II
EOR RENT-THE SECOND STORY OF THE
/ nov Postofce building n fine large room,
50xSO fcet s. 4. corner of Sycamore end Elm
streets Apply 20 MURPHY 4 BOLANZ. Rral
Estate Agents. marriott
EOR RENT-ROOMs FOR RENT: SOUTH
u efn and eastern exposure. Apply 10 Oliver
Chilled Pillow Works. marI9f
COR RENT-ONE ELEGANT SUITE OF
1 rooms and one single room. south exposure
third floor OF now building on Main -treet. next
10 Herald building; light and ventilation YER
feet; water and closets same floor. LINDSLEY
4 BRADFORD. Attorneys. 1856 Main street (up--
sieir ar2sm
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State W. James Kahn, tbsil OF money,
allAs oapsas and continued.
State W Julius Osllisr, continued BY de-
fsndant.
State vs.. Arthur RIsey, perjury nolls
prcsquied.
State W. J. NJ. Herring and Charles waf
tinued.
s,aie ". Leo rhoapson. assault TO kill;
bond forfeited, alias cspias and continued
State W. Janes 0lmmelt, assault; nolls
prosqnied.
State vs., Q. M. Parker, Continued by
CONSENT,
State vs., Charles J,cob, .psrjury; bond
forfeited, alias and continued.
State W. Ike Loeb, murder; special yenife
ordered for sixty persons 10 serve Ms jurois
In this case, aud orderod 70 be Ia attendance
on the court on the asth day OF April. 1884.
State vs. J. w. Parsons. unlnwfully
branding; set Tor MonGay, the 2sth.
State vs.. JACK Dusan, swlndline; bond
forfeited, capias and continuance.
State VS.. Jack Dugan. theft OF money;
| like order.
State VS.. Il. 8. Wilson, assault to kill.
nolle psoslued.
State vs., W. @. Alcorn, assault to rape;
continued by defendant.
state W.. Squire Campbell, receiving
stolen property; set for ?sth.
State ys; Alonzo Barrett, theft OF corn;
| got for 2sth.
State w. Ed Slaughter, theft OF horse;
| alias cspiss and continued.
State vs.. Waiter Sco,i, theft OF money
nolle prosecuted.
State Va. James Hunnicutt, assault TO
| kill; set for the 25'h.
State W. Andy Elan, theft OF horse; con
tlnusd by defendant.
State 70, the same, continued By defend
ant.
State VS.. W. II. Gordon, abortion; bond
forfeited aud eliae capas Issued.
STATE vs.. +. B. Brown, Abortion; contin-
ued by consent.
State vs.. Esquire Campbell, theft OF cat
| tie; ec, for 2sth.
State We. +. M. RyIOnd,. -emberzlement;
set for 2Sth.
State vs.. q. Dempsey, perjury; bond for
feited, capias issued and case continued.
State vs. J. w. Truax, like osder.
State VS.. Louis Miller. robbery: bond for.
ieited alias capias and continued.
State vs.. Louis Miller, robbery; bond for
| feited alias capias and continued.
State VS.. q. Dempsey, robbery; bond for.
teited alias captas aud continued.
6ts,evs. J. +. Wilson, theft Of gun; bond
forfeited nli,s capiss and continued.
State vs.. Jamss DUNCAN, assault TO kill;
continued by defendant.
| B,ase We. James DUNCAN, assault to kill;
continued by defendant.
State VS. Lous Miller, robbery; bond for.
feited, alias capias issued and continued.
State vs Zsuter Wofford, theft OF hogs;
co ntinuec by consent.
State vs.. Bob Combs, taelt Of COW; cot for
18th.
state W. Il. Hsmiord, theft Of COW; set for
2Sth.
stats Va. J. Cameron, thOit Of steer; set
| for 2Sth.
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STOCKHOLosRS MEETIMG.

IlIUUKAO1DKKs AND piRECToRs EJECT.
- ng.--No!!ce IL hereby given that the regu-
ar annual meeting OF the sto kholders Of The
Texas & st. Louis Railroad Company In Texas
will be held at tho office of said many In Ty-
Ter. Texas, on Wednesday, tho 3oth day OF
April, 1884. at 10 o'clock G. m, for the purpose
of electing nino Directors, 10 serve for the en-.
business az may properly como before said
meeting.
Notice Is also given that the regular annual
meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of Gaid Com.
the same place, at ~ O'Clock m. for the purpose
Of electing n President, Vice-President Secre-
tnry, Treasurer, and such other officers as they
may deem necessary, and for the transaction Of
tho general business OF the Company.
CuAS II BONNER Tecyetnyy
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oi,Issns Of our community held = meeting
In the Orange hall ut this place Of which
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted;
Resolved, That wo, the citizens OF Fate
and vicinity, will do al that We reasonably
In acces sible distance oi the town 81 Fate.
Resolved, That We do hereby offer 20 the
first railroad, that will connect our Vicinity
With any good market, the right.oi'way
through our Individual premises free OF
charge.
The second resolution above was written
Gu, In the form OF = subscription aud those
present requested TO sign, which they did
TO maa. May others who were not pres'
en-, al the mooiing signed il also. The list
includes nearly all the land-holders In thii
immediate vicinity.
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Ladies' approve Of your smoking I'LL
Joker"
GRAHAM,

0lAHAM, April 22.-TCorrsspondence.lI,
A cosl prospector, representing ~. Louii
capitalists, has for the last month been In
v0etiRating the coal beds Of Young county,
and to-day broueh. to our town 2 piece o.
oool taken from mine twelve miles south
vsSt from Graham. His sample is three
iset I'VE inches in thickness, incased IN q
boz 10 show exactly how ], appeared when
4 maidstone roof, and IS altogether free
nom the trashy and rotten formations
nsuslly accompanying Other veins Of coal.
ia 'pfonounces this the finest coal mine
A tts state, and Will Leave to day with his
sSmnss 10 report the result Of his exani-
nafion to his employers. -,
on county commissioners will let the
oo0fract for the erection OF our new court
S0uoe next Saturday.
on town Il improving rapidly. Several
- hrIck stores are being erected on the
I'M eovored by our recent IRE.
II IN been very cold for several days, but
- ~ 80 serious damage has resulted TO
a. distsist court ~ill meet next Monday
80 lair docket.
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BAIRD.

BAIRD, April % ESPECIAL. "A .fitc en-.
counter onliveDed sporting circles yestor-
day.
Our courthouse contractor has recon-
menced the work on cur courthouse, and
we nope the work will be rapidly pushed
forward.
The weather to-day is pleasant. Herds
nIe being driven up the trail, though their
Is percep.ibe falling cff.
There have been several social gatherings
OF late, aud we'll attended by our bellies aud
the young bloods OF the town.
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~ see you arc growing moustsohe,
George" said she, as she csrsssed the lap.
pei of his coat. "Ye.e8," stammered
George, blushing furiously. I'll EN- try.
Ing to cultivate one. Arabelin." Don't Il
feel funny on your lip2" she asked. "Wejl
no ;, no laughed, rsgaining his composute;
il seems to DO quite nstural." ~ wonder
how moustnch- would feel on my lip
shc said with far-away, absent look in htI
ewes. "You needn't wonder long. then,
said George. ss he bent down. "Oh, you
forward thing, che exclaimed, i've a
good mind to MAKE you take that bscl
again" Aud no did.
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GORDON.

GORDON. April 23.-[special The ex'
nmi s,ion Of W. L. CLtney, Green Ham
monh and Sam Far, charged with murder,
came % close yesterday after three days
which resulted in binding them over TO
wait tho action OF the grand jury, Oatney
and Hammond in $500 honda each, and Far
10 800 bonds.
The cold snap Is over without iniuring
anything. Ths farmer 10 looking happy
Wheat IL finer in this county than ever
seen before. Cotton is looking fino. Health
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A Msil,ns's Horrible Holscoust.

LOUISVILLE, April %. = Tho Courier.
Journals Allen county, Kentucky. special
tells OF the horrible murder OF TWO youuf
children by their crazy father, William
Austin. Austin was struck on the head
about year ago with a rock. Lesv
ing the field yesterday. he went
home. took the children, almost babies,
and threw them In the fire, stood by and
saw them cremated. The mother was
witness to the horrible scene. but was DOW
erIevs to rescue har dsrlings. She
only escaping herself with her sucking
babe BY sna'ching 1t from the cradle and
running 10 the woods.
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The next cyclone tnar passes over the
country will be tho 'sweet girl graduate"
Its path will be rs wide as the continent,
and Its force will be such that youthful
hearts now whole will be pulverized. The
affair will appear az a iunnel-shapsd cloud
OF white muslin, large end down and up.
per END banged.
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50 prevalent aud 30 fatal has consump
ton become, that it is now every where
dreaded as the great scourge OF humanity
and vet, in their formative stages, all ppl
monary complaints may be readily elieved
aud controlled by rssorting promptly to
DR.. Jaynes Expectorant, a curative spe-
ci.lly adapted TO soothe AID ,trelgthen
the bronchial tubes, allay inflammation,
and loosen and remove all obstruoiions. 1t
IS a certain remedy for asthma, aud also
TOR couchs and colds.
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Important,

When you visit or leave New York City:
save baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
stop at the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
rooms, fitted up at cost Of 81 600, 600, re-
duced to 81 and upwards per day. Euro
pean plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
With the bert. Horse cars, stages and ele-
waited railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than In any other first-cless
hotel In the citv.
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Preparing For the Big Cattle Convention.

ST.. LOUIS. April 23.-Prcparations for the
National Cattle Growers convention. to be
held here next November are beginning to
take shRue, and the project rs attracting the
tive committee of twenty-five leading citi.
zens, with Msjor O. @. Rainwater ms chair
man OF the organization, will have gen
eral charge Of ell preparations Tor the
reception and entertainment OF delegates,
and a sub committee will assist in special
work. II Is expected some 300 regular del
egstes will attend the convention and that
several times that number OF cattlemen
will DO present from all parts OF THIS coun-
try and Canada and perhaps some from
Europe. II Is the intention to make the
convention o notable event.
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sr. LOUIS, April 23.-Tilden @. Abbott
formerly conpec,ed with and now charged
With robbinR the Watertovn, Msssschu
sstte. bank Of Slo, 600 last fall. was arrested
monday Eight ct Pierce City. Missouri
who're Sc had been living for the past six
veSks under the name of. II. Foster. He
had purchased coneiders BILE property,
Hooked stors with SIS. 900 worth Of cloth.
inr and IVES living with . woman seid 70 be
biz neics. He bee . vile ana our children
."ised' ~ IL VIII b held until The ofhosrs
II ne bank arrive 10 take him away.
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DALLAS PLEASURE CLUB.

The HERALD acknowledges receipt OF an
invitation and seasons tickets to the enter
tainments OF the Dallas Pleasure club. The
opening hop will DO given on the evening
of the 2s.h instant, at the Y. NJ. II. A. hall,
and will be complimentary TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. o. Tension. The officers are 8. w. Fer.
guson, president; p. d. Miller. vice.presi.
dent; A. q. Campbell, secretary, and Eu-
gene A lford, treasurer.
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Prevent serious sickness by taking occa.
sionaily one Of Emory's Little Csthar'ic
Pills, wonderful appetizer, an absolute
preventive and crye OF biliousness, pleas.
| am to take, eugar.coated. Ask your drug.
gi5t for them and take no other--l5 cents.
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For tlicLadics.

There are some complaints to which
women ara peculiarly liable and from which
they will suffer In silence for years, when
they conld be easily cured by the use OF
Ponds Extract. Its healing and soothing
properties have met with universal and un.
qualified commentator from oil using 1t.
Ladies who have never tried II will find 1t
10 their advantage TO try 1t. IL they once
send "a Ia West Fourteenth street. New
York, for copy OF our pamphlet, and read
M oes IA 1S. 81 and 90.
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County Judge Hunt County.
TrxAs Ami 2 1891

MI TICE 40 CONTRACTORS : SEALED
IN bids will DO received from tho % day
OF April, 1854, TO the 2Sth day OF April 1884, ut
stone courthouse for Clay county, Texae or
brick with stone trimming all bis 10 be filed n
the county clerks Office OF taid county on or
before the 2sth day Of April. 1884 The com.
mssoners' court reserves The right to rcjsct any
and all bids Plans ard specifications viii ho on
file IN county clerks Office OF said county on and
after tho LIST day OF April. 1884 J 3. CRAIG,
Cnnntv .InhYe N-aY County. Il. x.a
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Ifyou suffer with sick headache, con
sumption, d,zzlness, sour stomach or bh
lious attacks. Emory's Little Cathartic
pills will relieve you. ms q regulator Of the
bowels they have no equal; very small, one
10 three dose--l5 cents.
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Durtee's Said Dressing 10 composed OF
the irsshest, purest and choicest condi-
ments n54ey will uuy. II surpa.eee any
that can be made at home, is cheaper, saves
labor and all anxiety.
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FOR SALE,

NOR RENT-FoUk ROOMS Ar 2os fLs ST.
Il o err Wallace Il Wasg.nef'E very pleasant
rooms, suitable for Offices or sloeping 70 rms.
Applyto . W BARTON. 6l5 Kim At. spr26.lm
V,UR RERT-I HE sTOhE HOUSE, Gil ELM
sfs SSS G''S saSo ss tyS s.o xpp;
10 JAMEa BARTON, CTS Elm Vt. epr23.lm
NOR RENT-rrE OLD TX NANCE BAEK,
20 Main stree. porlh side Of c)urI-house;
sise ?5r75; GOOD ttaud for any cnsinsss Apply
to W BARTON 0?5 Elm st spr25. I'm e.s
jSuE snLE-lNTsREsr IN JOB PRINTING
L once; cheap for oash address for ten days
TOM KIPoN. Lock Box III, Fort Worth. Tex. u
/ OK sALE--aBVU, l75 LUh. OF DRY
K post oak wood ct the Trunk X X Depot Will
cell nj coss Apply NJ Ed. Alston's Gfecsry. -.
L,OR Sale -llAY FOR 5ALE-2oo TONS OF
Black land Hay ut $3.50 per ton, on cars. w.
BROOKS. Fornev. Texas. apr226
yr0R SALE OR RENT - A FIbsT-CLAS8,
T. brand new PIANO; viii sell on the install.
mept pIsn. Apply 10 361 Ross avenue. feb29tf
Eok SALE H0kSE-A GOOD, RELIABLE
L black buggy mare csn be purchased at n
bargain by applying TO c. A. READ, Manager
Dellss Tciephone Elk. apr23tf
NOR ga LIE AT A BARGAIN TaE RESI-.
L ceuce OF W. II. Beaumont al T25 Ross ave
n beautiful lot with nice improvements Call
on him at radgl't Brothers apr20-1w
CoR sAlE-ONE BILLIARD TABLE, NEAR.
L ly now. Inquire at Craddocks. spr2C. I
LoR sALE-LoT 7SXi25. ON COMMERCE,
r. known as Long Branch property; VIII be
offered or a few days ut a bargain. Apply TO
Texas & Mexican Land and Investment Co +,
1913 MAIN street eprls-6t
lfOR sALE-TkN sHA HES IN THE DALLAS
IL Homestead and Loan Association. Apply
at Office OF Sanger Br theirs. apfl6t
L,OR SALE-k NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
It lots In this new Cedar Grove Addition" ly-
ing north OF cochran street and east OF the Mis-
SOFT! Pacific Railway. ranging In price from
500 10 $780, by MURPHY ~ BOLANZ. Real
Estate Agents, No. 100 Main street. nprlb-tf
Ia'OK SALE -BRUOM MAChlNks FUA SALE
Il Two now machines and presses. westlake
n Brit.on manufacture. for sale cneap. AadrosB
WIN PFOUTs, cnre Herald oflice. ian22u
Oh SALE-SALoON FURNITURE, COM.
4 pIising counter. shelving and ice chest, as
good rs new; viii sell very cheap for cash Ad.
dress s., Herald Office. apr6u
EUK sALE--A FINE LOT OF PURE BRED
I Jersey heifers; also row imported thor.
oughbred high grade Holsteins. at Riverside
Stock Farm, corner Jefferson and Cochran
ttreets Dallas, Texas. ma,201m
TOR sALE-UHEAP-2 ACRES OF LAND
near Kleburg Station on Texas Trunk kali.
road. Inquire OF LATHRoP& LATHRoP, 6i3
Elm street mar25-1n
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"Flis rendered my daughter deaf. dumb
and paralyzed; Samaritan Nervine cured
hor." Peter Rosa, Spripgwsier, VIA. a
1rungiels,
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate, for Over
xvnrI1eI Eennles

DR.. ]. p. Co van. Ashland, O., says: ut
Droveo satisfactory 40 q nerve .onic; also In
dyspeptic conditions OF the stomach, with
general debility ouch as We find in over.
worked females, with nervous headache and
i,s commandments"
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Mr.. Frank L. COX, Gouvernsur, N. Y,
.svs he sprained his ankle very badly, and
the swelling was 60 great he could hardly
remove his boot. st. Jacobs OIL, tho great
pain relisver. was applied, and in short
time he was cured.
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Indigestion, neryousness, rheumatism
and weakness disappear with the use Of
Parker'e ginger tonic.
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FATE,

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