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Rnehanan nnd Mrs. Stowe.

Manyo you will doubtless remem
oer James Buchanan, for many years
your foremost citizen and president OF
inc United States, during that terrible
Term preceding the first shot, whose
eehoes belted tho globe and have not
entirely ceased in this year of 1854.
buchanan had three marked peculiari.
yes. He always held his head forward,
nent n little toward the right. He in.
'ariably kept his right eyelid
nearly closed and he never CON
sldeied himself properly clad until
us white stock, cravNt, or necktie was
placed about hrs neck. met Mrs. Har-
ret Beecher Stowe ON tho street a few
Jays since. This dear lady, who has
contributed 20 much to the entertain
mont, instruction aud elevation of the
human race, have known since | was
avery little LAD. She must be now ~ or
q, wears old, In any event several years
viner than her distinguished brother
neury. II had not seen her In twenty
'ars, aud should come suddenly upnn
h,r, she walking the street and l be-
h ni nor, | would know her hy
n ns. nar< and by her gait. She IL n re-
n,,ktDly well preserved woman, the
lily 'ticaable changes being in her
"'r an hands. She ~ petite, with a
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Cents over CATERS at Block Bros.
Burt and Miors' shoes at Block Bros
Gold bangle rings, at 81, Becks.
New Sngarhouse moassos at Loeb Il
Freiberg's.
Now anchovies and sar lclles at Loeb
Froiherg's.
Have your suits made 10 srder al
Douglas Bros.
Tue nuosJ stock OF fancy and s,spl,
groceries In Texas. Ed 5. Aston.
"Spaldins's Clue" ineuds furniture
toys, crockory, all ornamental work.
Rolla Ryan in his humorous imp,r.
sonatious tomorrow night. Admission
% and 81 cents.
A complete lina OF Burt & Moars col,
bratod mems iUo shoes on hand att .eou
Kshn's, dC6 Elm street.
Immense stock Of we'll paper, tho Int.
eat designs and colors, are being 70
c0iVod by Hamilton q Young.
Fanny Pondloton, charged with as.
sau Il aud battery, VAS npod 50 aud cost
bY Justice Kendall yesterday
A pleasant surprise party was given
by Miss Fanny M1llur Sh, of Oak Lawn,
To number Of friends, Friday night.
Chickens, geese, ducks. turkeys and
any kind OF poultry, dressed to order, at
any and all times; also game OF every
variety, by ii. Harris, Union Stall, Kiln
street, ana Live oak market,
Douglas Bros. keep a full line OF dros.
goods for special occasions; also a fine
assortment OF business suitings, over
routings, etc., which they make to ordor
IN perfectly fitting garments that arc moi
oNcelled anywhere.
The ladies will hold temperance ser,
vice In tho Commerce Street Christian
church sabbath AFTERNOON NJ } o'clock
prepared. Miss Nellia Knowles, am
Mrs. CRrhart, OF Brooklyn, will take
part. Good music. All are cordially in.
vitod. Mas. w. ID. KNowLcs,
COrrnSDOndinp Soc, w e. ~ T.
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large head And oval face, tn features of
winch, like all that branch OF the
Beecher family. are very heavy and
strongly marked. Her ewes are large
and lustrous, and generally beam with
ar guish twinkle, that is fascinating to
this day. She wears her hair precisely
~ when / first knew her, parted
in the middle, where the Lord
designed all womeu's hair should
part, and terminating in long,
pretty gray curls' which fall grace.
full on either. side uf her taco. Her
manner is soft aud quiet, aim defer
ential. She stoops, and always did, and
the customary attitude Of her hands is
that described by Solomon, OK the queen
OF Sheba, or some Old time writer, when
he said, "a little more sleep a little
more slumber, and little more folding
of the hands to rest" Quiet dignity, 4
calm sense Of superiority, and gantle
nnObtrusiVo wOmanlV tenderness,
would seem to DO the habi. Of this wo-
man, whose name is known wherever
the human tongue can speak and NOR
tai eye can read. Cor Philadelphia
Press,
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stockmnr,. nInmonh Mcddlnr.

Golden weddings are events of rare
occurrence, but diamond weddings, as
thoy are called in Germany, which are
celebrated after sixty years Of married
Life, excite national interest even i'm a
country where an emperor is able nc 81
tosit for three hours in the saddle, and
where minister in his 10th wear d.
lights In Keeping the whole diplomatic
world ON teuler hooks from one end of
the year to the other. The German
popers give au account Of the
dilmoud wedcinr of Gen. Stock
M n Ono relation of Baron Sto kmarI
which took place on the 18th ot October
~ DosNau. Gen. Stock mar is In his alst
year, aud both he and his vito are said
10 be IA tho enjoyment OF perfect
health' Gen. Stockmar is one Of the
o.ie't friends of the German Emperor.
IheN e. ur the first time, AZ mur.
boys, at the battle of jena in 1896. Al
ono 81 tt'lr more recent meetings,
Mhen the general expressed hone that
MS Majesty might bring his shares up to
par, the Emperor replied In his own
humorous way, "Ohl Stockmar, YOU
ar not courier; il you were a true
eouru.r' ven would have said, 'Ah,
your Maiest B., M least to 40 por cent.
above par ~ Pail Mall Gazette.
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ToPUHouAsEEs OF wArouEs.


Having purchased the entire stock OF
ladies and gents goIdaud silver watches
Ola large wholesale house that recently
failed, offer extraordinary bargains on
them.
Open face silver American Walthanl
watch, stem WiDder and setter, $40.
Is. w. Raymond, Elgin four ounce sill
yer case, stem wiuder and setter, S37.
This watch, we especially recommend
TO railroad men.
Ladies solid gold American watches,
stem winders and settlers, $50.
Ladies' gold Swiss Watches, SO.
Gonts solid gold Watches from IS to
Any of the above goods W i'll be sent nv
express G, o. d., with privilege OF eX-
animation on receipt of % cents, to pay
eNpressage. j. w. WE'VE,
Jeweler Dallas, Texas.
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Tour Men sho, on thc lrnin.

Last evening rs the oast-bound pas
senger train pulled out from the down
town depot, five pistol shots were heard
lnqulck succession, Conductor Collins
TOOK IN the situation aud locked tho car
doors. Arriving at the Union depot the
police were notified, and on entering
the. car they fJund four men prostralcd
ana hurley fellow sitting near by re-
loading his pistol. They demanded his
arrest. lie refused at first, but finally
agreed to surrender ii the officers would
allow him to 90 to Webster's, 7Ol Elm
street, and have his photograph taken.
no bc continued
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THE DALLAS
ART AND NOVELTY EXPOSITION
Is Free Go All-Artists Are Requested
to Exhibit Their Best Work.

The exposition will begin Deem
uary .. The gallery, Si2 Elm street. VIII
be open day and might, and Illuminated
every evening until 10 o'clock. Fine
work, showing the talent of our home
artists, as well as foreign production.
and elegant holiday goods win be on
exhibition and viii repay everybody to
visit il.
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a. lHH uNlvER>AL PERFuME.--This is
sio name nat now in all parts OF the
world, especially In fashionable circles,
rs applied 10 the famous Murray & Ian,
man Florida Water. This delicate ex-
race rom the enchanted gardens OF the
Uuplcs increases in popularity day by
nay nor is this to 1e wondered at when
we remember that whether used ut the
.Vlet or n the bath or on tho haudker.
.n'Si ~ Is alike refreshing, agreeable
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30
DALLAS ONPApuK.

A full line of stereOscopic views of, in
and around Dallas can be obtained at A.
G.. d. Miller's photograph q llery, G2l
Elm street. The whole collection com
PRISE the new aud large stereoscopic
size now 80 popular Miller makes a
speciality OF tiue photography in all it's
hrdhches, and with Mr.. BillOws rs OPP
orator ali may be assured of the hest and
most artistic work that can be done. All
are invited to call aud see for them
selves. A. &. ID. MILLER.
phOtOur4nDer
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Prof Robert Bloihler, an eminent
Swiss tea, her, has opened a school at
l2l5 Commerce, near Harwood street.
lie wishes To give instructions either in
class or privately, either day or night,
TO ladies' and gentlemen dosirouS II
learning German or French lessons.
Parties wishing To avail themselves Of
this opportunity will please apply TO
ltOBkUT BLE,HLRR,
1ntn rA1npanp,tn atrasV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30

Rhyme aud Reason: If you cannot
Keep quiet, because your cough makes
riot, there's something, pray try it. n
quarter will buy IL; be quick now about
II; don't be without it; your cough, this
viii route II; beg you not doubt II; to
the world | woul shout IL. Oh, YES,
You Suessl DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup,
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.EF:CX e: a
And Every Species OF Itching and Burn.
ing Diseases Positively Cured.

NCHEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its agoniz.
~ ing Itching and burning, Instantly re-
ileyed by warm bath with CUTICURA Soar,
ana single application Of CUTICURA, the
great skin Cure. This repeated daily, with
Two or three doses of CUTICURA REsOLvENT
the New Blood Purifier, to keep the blood
cool, mo persplration pure and unirrtatlng
the bowels open and the liver and Kidneys
active, will speedily cure Eczema, TrttSr.
tingworm, Psoriasis, Iichcn Pruritus. Srallrd
Head, DnndutT and every species OF itching.
Scaly and Pimply Humorg OF the Scalp and
Skln, when the best physicians and all
known remedies fail
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Corresponding Soc.

Ladicsl Physicians and chemists
have analysed Pozzon's medicated
complexion powder aud recommend its
use to their wivos aud lady friends.
What better could be said OF IL. All
druggists sell il,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30

lfyou are nervous or dyspeptic, try
Carriers Little Nerve pills. Dyspepsia
makes you nervous, and norvous ness
makes You dyspeptic; either one rom
ders you miserable and these little pills
curo hoth
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Rolla Ryan Ia ms humorous imper.
snnations tomorrow night. Admission
- aud so cents.
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Those Complaining

Those Complaining
OF sore throat or hoarseness should use
Browns Bronchial Iroches. Tao effect
IS extraordinary, particularly when
used BY singers and speakers for cleac-
ing the voice.
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ALittic pm,ci,y Tor Prices.

Heavy wooden underwear in all GRADES
and prices at cost at kEtNHARLT's,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30
Momeu & Lack's Steam Dye Works, 7O5
Kim Sirppt

Coloring, cleaning and repairing gem
tieuien'S me suits speciality. Plumes
dyed ana curled equal to new. Suits
secured, and dresses cleaned and dyed.
All colors warranted fast.
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New sugar-house molasses and buck
wheat flour Mt Loeb h Freiherg's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30

Clear pork sausage at the Dallas
Steam Sausage Factory, 40 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30

machine AN b
IL
to the clothes ndat
deradlca
READ WHAT THEY TT AFTER n AN ma 1sEn,t
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=. u. Drake. Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffer
appeared on his hands, head and G,ce. nnd
nearly destroyed his eyes. After tho most
careful doctoring, and consultation of
physicians milcd 10 relieve him, he used the
ECrlcuRN REMEDIES, and was cured, and
Inns remained so 10 date.
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SInENYALK NnrKk-

Joker"
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democracy Under be
ACTS
The dwllgi
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WIN Mcbonald, sA2 Dearborn street. Chi
caBO, gratefully ach uOwledgrs n cure OF NJ
Lein ON head, neck, face, arms, aud legs.
Tor seventeen years; not able 10 walk cNccpt
on hands aud knees iOrono wear: not able To
help himself for eight years; tried hundreds
OF remedies; doctors pronounced his case
hopeless; permanently cured by CuriCuRA
ltEe0LvENr blood purlnor) Internally, and
tuflcUNA and CUrICURA SOAR the great
skin Curesl externally.
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Mr. John Tibet. Wllkesbarrc, Pa, writes.
nave suffered from Salt Rhcum for over
cight years, al times so bad that could moi
attend To my business for weeks alta time.
nhr"e boxes or CUrICURA, and four bottles
Nka9LNrNr have entirely cured me oC this
dreadful disease.
sold by all druggists, Prices CUucURA, 30
CTS, RtaoLNESr, 81; Soar, - cts. pOT-rHR
"hV" MD CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
scnd for GLOW Go Cure skin Diseases"
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CHARLES uoughtou, Esq lawyer, % state
street, Boston, reports case Ot Eczema
under his observation for ten ycnrs which
covered the patients body and limbs, and 10
Whlch 0ll KNOW. methods of treatment had
been applied without benefit which was com.
pletaly cured solely by the CUTfCuHA RRM-
EplEs, leaving cicHn and healthy skin.
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1918 Commerce street.
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Beaumont u. Buck.

Cadet Beaumont b. Buck returned
home yesterday morning from the
United States Military Academy at West
Point, on his annual vacation.
Cadet Buck is of the class of 1885, and
would have been graduated this year but
for the unfortunate difficulty with young
Thompson, of Ohio, which caused his
being set back one year. In the course
of conversation he said the majority of
the cadets at the Academy are for Blaine
because they think If he Is elected
President, he will stir up a
war with some foreign country,
and give them a chance for active en-
ployment in their chosen profession. lie
further stated that he hoped to be able
to attain such standing in his class at
graduation rs to insure his being sent Il
the Artillery Training school Mt Fortress
Monroe for an additional two years
course of instruction. Cadet Buck, who
ut one time was n typo ON the HERALD,
is a young man of Intelligence and fine
address, and a creditable representative
of the Lone Star state i'm the National
Military Academy.
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ChiclAen ThieNc..

The placid current of events in East
Dallas is being seriously disturbed, and
loaded shot guns and midnight watchers
are the order Of the day. Night after
night, tor weeks past, the chicken thief
has devastated the hen rooSts of our
quiet neighbors until the business has
become monotonous. Several evenings
since Mr.. Portcrs promises were in
vadcd, and half his flock of fine fowls
taken, then Capt Peak suffered in the
loss Of some of his high strained Ply
mouth Rocks, then the thieves paid
their respects to Mr.. Simpson, cleaning
his hennery pretty well out, then Mar
shall Mckee was stripped of his broods,
and lastly, Mr. Hart Is entirely cleaned
out in the chicken line. How many
others have lost the reporter is not adj
vised, but he is pretty sure that the
silence of the night will be rudely broken
by the explosions of double-barrel shot
guns il that municipality very soon, for
the watchers are alert and the guns are
handy.
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At the st. George; $. Bradley, Battle
Creek, Mich; II. n. Thomson, Mesquite,
7. \. Leo and wife, Mrs. $. l.. Clark,
Mrs Guthrie, Canchatta; r. II. Brown,
san Antonio; J. y, Fox, Tcrro Haute
inu; Thomas J. Gibson, MeNia, T.. 4.
De Witt. city of Mexico, E. n. Iog,n
~ VI. Brnnham, Terrell; EN-. Christian
ilano; Giles Coan, Louisville. Nv. i.
n, Kites, Tom Mills, Fornov; {. A.
Okooie, Colorado; e. s. Norman. Gal.
Nostoni w. II. Still, Mexico; Il. N.
i.Ayne, Terrell; T.. Christian, Ark, Ron
+, Hudson, Alyardo; w. j. Long, lei.
,2hi w. r.. Scyo, New Orleans; !. n.
1raht' Abilene; W. 4. Briggs, Wnxn.
hnchie; j. NJ. chatham, Emit, \ n
Sherwood, Terrell; NJ. n. Sherwood
w. ~ Kendall, Pilot Point, II. Head
Denton; Thomas j. Gibson, Nloxia, IA
Long and lady, Ferris. ''''
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ciety of Jack county, Texas, held a
County convention in the county yes
tcrday, and nominated the following
parties for county officers: For Sheriff,
j. d. Raines; for County Judge, II. p.
Jones; for County Attorney, l.. w.
Nicholson; for County Treasurer, w. l..
Garvin; for Tax Assessor, j. NJ. Law
renee; for Surveyor, II. b. Werner; for
Justice, Precinct No. ], William Muir
ray, aud for Constable same precinct,
Nj. f. Curten. We are informed that f..
w. Nicholson, their nominee for County
| Attorney, has declined the nomination,
but will make the race as an Independ-
ent candidate.
Quite ripple of excitement passed
over our usually quiet little town on
Monday morning, upon learning that
Miss Annie King, daughter of our es-
teemed townsman and Sheriff, w. NJ.
King, had eloped with Mr.. Tram Hick-
man, a young gentleman of this place,
1t seems they left after church on Sun
day night with party of friends for
Weatherford, where your correspondent
is informed they were married. Mr.
King was absent at the time, and upon
his return, having ascertained where
they were, telegraphed them to return
They are expected here tonight.
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STATE PRESS.

The Houston Age of the 18th, saws that
Deputy |. ;. Marshal \. II. Bailey. who
has Just returned from Chester. MS
where he had been To carry To tho pcni.
Tertiary Federal convict nrisancr
gives the following report from :. NJ
Russell: MIR. Bailey saw StillwelI IL
Russell, ext. ;, Marshal, for the Wpst.
crn district Of Texas, who IL serving ont
term for malioasancc I'm office. Rms.
sell Is hook-kcepcr In the brick-mak-
ing department. and h large and good
looking as ever. The splendid contrast
ms me personal appearance made
70 jack Evans and T.. Is.
lurher Is one Of the causes. we
suspect OF their vindictivc hatred for
nun; lhough there Is no danger that,
on mat account, either Judge Sabin, or
District Attorney Straton will ever hnte
L. :. Marshal Tracy. Still saws no bns
no reason whatever to complain of Tho
Chester pcnitontiary officials. They nre
as considerate, kind and indulpont M
they can be, consistent with n strict re.
gard to duty. They are very likely
honest, consistent Republicans, and not
IKE John a. Logan before the war, run
away negro catchors. lie has only seven
months yet TO serve, and hopes To got
paruoned IN time TO recover his lost cIu.
zenship. lie wants to como back 10
Texas with malice for no one, and char.
NY Tor all, aud be simply. as he has
citizen. ''''''''s
No sensible man Of any party can soc
any reason why the public school lands
should not be rented or leased, and Tho
money be employed In the payment Of
the salaries Of the teachers OF the public
schools. Education raises a child TO A
higher plane of being and civilization
IMAM II could otherwise reach. and MS
such child for the duties of life. Tho
school lands belong to the children of
inc state and ought TO be regarded IN
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Dcnih off "A Strnnrrr.

Mr.. Alexander 5. Brooks, an insurance
agent of Kansas City, came to Dallas on
Saturday, the 18th of June, from III
Paso, en- route home, but being sick was
taken TO the house of w. y. Johnson,
/ city Engineer, where he died on Thurs
day, the 3rd inst, at ten minutes after
| 0o'clock, of ctiusion of the brain. Mr..
Brooks was compelled walk from Fort
Rice, some twenty miles, TO catch tho
Texas N Pacific train, on account of the
waSh-out on the Southern Pacific rail.
road In the Rio Grando valley, and be-
ing a delicate man and in bad health the
effort threw him into violent fever,
from which he was suffering on his ar.
rival here, and although he had the best
of medical attention and kind treatment
he failed fast and finally died.
His remains will be taken 10 Kansas
City by his son, Frank, who telegraphed
Ed Smith to embalm them and hold for
his arrival to-day. During his
illness he told those around
him that he had defaulted. and essayed
70 escape to Mexico, but getting sick
had come back rs far as Dallas To die,
lie said he wanted to die. That he had
been travelling under an alias. The
assertions, however, are attributed TO
the rawlings Of "A disordered brain, as he
has heretofore stood well in st. Joe and
Kansas City, where he has lived. The
deceased was an old man of some sixty
summons
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A Dnll DnN.

lfthere sanything calculated to knock
the bottom out of the news market il
is the Fourth of July. In paying homage
to the heroes of 1915 and the American
eagle, the patriot, in his enthusiasm,
forgets the reporter, and as every
avenue of strictly legitimate news
is closed against him, he is power
less to place before the public
the usual items of interest. Yesterday
a large number of the business houses
the marts of commerce, the courts, pub
lie offices, etc, were all barred agains
him. The result is a dearth of news.
is not his fault, for he passed the da,
with the patriotism of a George Wash
ington and Thomas Jefferson, and thu
propriety of John Il. Cough, yet /
availed him naught in the harvesting o
I news
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LEGAL

IllE STATE OF TEAAS.-To ALI. PER.
Il sons Interested I'M the administration Of
The estate of $. u. Davenport, deceased.
hchard Morgan, executor has filed Ia the
count, showing the condition ofsnid cstateo Of
;. II; Davenport, deceased which will b
heard at the next term of said court, com
mcnclng on the first Monday I'm August A.
~ 1881, az the court. house In the city of Da'
las, ut which time all persons interested 10
said estate may appear and contest said &C
count " they see proper.
, Witness, w. NJ. &, Hin, County Clerk o
Dallas county, Texas.
lL S.l-Givcn under my hand and the sea
OF said court, at Office In the city of Dallas
this 26th day Of June, \. u. 1851.
W. NJ, G. HILL
County Clerk, Dallas County, Texas.
by l.. II. HUGHES, Deputy.