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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
TIE WILLIS ADAMS MURDER CASE
A Senegambian Shooting scrape-The
Fire Yesterday Morning The Tenn
81 pie Ematu-El school Exam
ination-Local Notes.
The Adams-Rurns Case.


The case of the State VS.. Willis
Adams, CHARGED with the murder OF
Michael Burns, set for yesterday, was
called in the district court by Judge Me
Cord, OF Longyiew, acting for Judge
Aldredge, who is disqualified to try the
case. The defense moved postpone
ment of the case until 2 p. m, in order to
attach or secure certain witnesses
When court reconvened the defense filed
al affidavit moving the court
to grant change on venue, on the
grounds that there exists in this county
so great prejudice that the defendant
cannot obtain a fair aud impartial trial
This is sworn to by W. A. Adams, Nat
Nj. Burford, w. j. Betterton, q. G. Payne
and ID. Il. Rainwater.
A counter affidavit was filed by the
prosecution, setting forth that the de-
PENDANT could get fair and impartial
trial, and that there Ia no such prejudice
existing against him as TO prevent his
having a fair trial. This is sworn to 10y
J. D. Stratton, j. d. Keaton, j. Il. Lyon,
y. w. Caldwell, j. r. McCullum, j. G.
Stevens, Enoch Strait and j. S. McCul-
Tough.
The taking of the testimony of wit
nesses on this point of achange Of venue,
WAS then begun, and SO far, some eight
witnesses have be II examined. 1t VIII
take some time to examine the wit
nesses on this point. County Attorney
Clint appears for the prosecution, and
Col. w. Il. Crawford and MIR. X. Il.
Cowart for the defense.
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LEGAL.

DALLAS COUNTY COM unStONERS,
y Court, \oNemhpr irrm, A, A.. lSSl,
N'vemoer@, lSSi.- The follow nv order W.
M, ne hnd eulercd, tn.wit; Orlpr,I TIn1
I'VE clerk oi this court be directed 10 ndynr'
Sc Tor hud r. for the iollowhr mn noses
70 WIZ First-For a supprintrn on ~ ill.,
huAs county IL IN FROM January /. ISS5 10
January l. lNb' bidders to state s,iary per
mouth. trond-ror u physician for i6e
uni rs county t'rm for one year from Jtnus
IVY !, W. bidders tn state \ lar ner tnonth
ihilu-fVr county physician To nttend thn
lul hhu ptnpers ct ON the county firm ~
Que year from January 1, 1881. bii ter. ~,
1--WE toiar' per month, Fourth n r "A snS.
IN ior leceuntN 90 bury the indivcnt or
i n Oh E year from January |, lSS Finh-For
iutn IN hg medicine To the inmates of ,he
~, 'hN lhulv nt poor not IN ih.c nm y rrm
w",cts 10 State the price her pr,'sr,ln,inu'
n : n.ys 10 be nlcd with the q uttV r,,,k ~.
county judge, aud To be ~ Uencd h. m, nnr,
On Mnh.aN, December 4, ISL, nd tho cnnnt.
espr, SLY oScfVcs the right to rcin,i ~ y,
nv niIs tlhu nny he presented. WY VT
hereuy certify TINT tho AbOve IL "A trim n,a
vnrre,t cory ufih orier az a. a,',.e,rs
term. msao AZ sn d
=" ST. 'ivrn md, my hand and ofn,lo,
N'hl Nee, n tbs ty OF Dlu.a. u,is IL,
'S " November, A. u. 1854. '
r. W. VI. G. Hill.
County clerk Dallas county, Texas.
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Yesterday Morning,s Ere.

AT 3:l5 o'clock yesterday morning the
alarm of fire was sounded. The conf
grafton proved to be the burning of the
one-story silt frame buildings ON the
south side of Main street, midway he
tween sycamore and Ervay streets
Two OF the buildings were owned Inv A
i4lder and two by DR.. Pierce. The flames
We're nrst discovered bursting from the
room OF Mrs. Curtis, milliner. which
was the extreme east room
she succeeded only in saving n trnnk
inc flames spread rapidly, and the bar
per snop OF Henry Netzer and the store
OF lhuer and Grunwaul's boarding house
were swept away before ANYTHING conld
Dc saved, The fire department arrived
III goou time and checked the flames
preventing general conflagration'
lider had an insurance on his tw0 roous
OF stores, for $500, in the SpriputieId
Insurance company; Mrs. Curtis. S6OO i'm
me Shn,o London, on household goods.
TOOLS, etc, and Netzer $40 i'm same com,
Panay. Mrs: Curtis had an insurance of
$zoV on plan" also. The loss by the
hie, building and contents, will foot mn
about 1880. The origin # tbe ira ~
nor known. Mr.. Lider appears to he
unfortunate, as this is the fourth or fifth
tiIae inc tre fiend has burned him ONT.
Charle Oderman and Feed II. Hart.
Slgar ulaNers, rooming at Mrs. Bedtge's.
lost all their effects. =
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Shouting on Cnmn street.

Yesterday afternoon another disgrace
full row was added to the long list of
oflenses committed against the law by
the lawless denizens of that portion OF
Camp street between Lamar and Griffin
streets. Henry Caruth, an over fresh
SeneEambian, and "spOrt" who runs a
dive on that street, stirred up u quarrel
VITO sable brother named |. Johnton
lie did not like Johnson, and he gave
expression to his dislike by
cursing and abusing him for
everything he could think OF. Johnson
demonstrated ard Caruth, taking UNI
bragg thereat, pulled pistol and fired
on John on. The ball struck near the
right top Of the clavicle bone and fortu-
nateiy glanced off, inilicting only a
snght wound. 1t was the thickness of
his coat and overcoat that saved the as
ss,il,ed party. Directly after the
shooting Officer White put in an appear.
snce and arrested the blood-thirsty
Henry, whom ne lodged in iail. The
prisoner was subsequently, bailed out.
however. lie Is oad negro, and the
pockets OF the courts are infested with
ms name. If not very much mistaken.
ne mas been running gambling dive on
camp street. II is about time this Dor
Ton on Camp street was being regulated
As there are some doing Legitimate
business on that street who desire and
deserve protection.
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FOR SALT RIVER.
As She Slips She slides Along.


Col. Geo. w. Hynson has just received
his free pass for Salt River. Lessee,
lights will receive passes rs their term
OF Office expires. 1t was sent to hun
from Cincinnati, and forwarded by the
passenger agent of the Republican
craft. 1t is coupon ticket, but con-
tains the following provisOes:
ISSUED BY q. O p. UNDERGROITND n. n
CONTRACT.
/. This ticket is only good one way:
the q. q. Z. will never he able to pro-
vide return transportation.
2. No stop-over Will be allowed hereon
unless specially provided for in the civil
service reform.
3. The holder hereof, in consideration
OF It's being issued in this dreary hour
OF mi cry, as a last resort. will not ex-
pect any pie wrapped up with the lunch
provided.
4. This company will not hold itself
responsible for any damage done
through an unavoidable collision with
the train marked "Rum, Romanism and
Rebeilion,' unless the holder "casts his
anchor TO leeward."
b, On presentation of this .attooed
contract to tho company's agent. D.
D. Fisher, at Headwater Springs.
SAT- River, a rebate in "litte rocksu
WI be giyen as per private agreement.
(Burn this)
The tickets are from Dallas to Belya-
dear, thence TO Spoonville, to ST. Johns,
to Logansport to BlainevilIe; thence bv
steamer 10 HoadWater Springs.
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City Court,


City vs.. Frank Tarner, II. Bell. Mo,1;a
Brown, intoxication; fined 50 each.
CITY VS.. A. Turley, intoxication; dis
missed.
GIG. VS.. Oracle Brown, intoxication;
fned 81.
City VS.. Oracle Brown, fighting; fined
City VS.. Oracle Brown, vagrancy;
City VS.. Fannie Brown, vagrancy
transferred.
City VS.. Fannie Brown, fighting; trans.
ferred. ''''''
City VS., Julia Lee, vagrancy; trans.
City VS.. Julia Lee, fighting; trans
charged. WIS
Guy VS.. Bert Fox and w. Parker. in
serierlng with private property; dis
City VS.. Il mund Foster, William Eos
yer, Henry Howard, vagrancy; trans
City vs. Dan Kelly, intoxicatlon
Cit city vs. Henry Letter, intoxication
City VS. John Alexander, intoxication
continued. '''''''
discharged. f''''
city vs.. J.G. Durrett, carrying pisto. ;
City VS.. Sukie Beason, fighting; trans
City vs.. Glenn Floyd, leaving team un-
guarded; fined So.
CIV vs.. Samantha Antoine, keeping
disorderly house; continued.
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Temple Emnnn.El schonl.

Those who ranked highest in general
average" for first quarterly examination
of Temple Emanu-El school, were as
follows:
High school class, senior-E mestine
Iieinhardt, Henry Meneger, Earl God
boldt.
High school class, junior Alice V.
Bryan, Blanche Seidenbeitel
FIRST Grade Rachel Friedlander,
Clara Wright, Flora Schulz, Jim Nc
Nab.
Second Grade-Helen Anarey, Tilie
Lyman, Lille Frees, Rachel Marks.
Third Grade Els her Mttenthal, Leah
Conn, Alice Levyson, Sallie Oyster
bach.
Fourth Grade-Jake Nicholson, Nettie
Never, Rosa Dysterbach, Clara Baum.
Fifth Grade-Sadie Berger, Rebecca
Kahn, Emma Goodman, Ida Stanm.
Sixth Grade--Lawrence NIunzeshei-
mer, Havey Henry, Nancy Loeb, Nor
tie Meyer.
seventh Grade-F Florence Sues, Bessie
Diukelspeel, Alice Goodman, Sam Ros-
enthal.
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Picnnry Council.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.-The third
solemn session Of the third plenary
council of the Catholic church, in the
United States OF America, was held
today at the Cathedral in
this city, accompanied by all the pomp
and ceremony which characterized
the two former sessions. A
public procession from the Arch
Episcopal residence to the cathedral
was composed of long line of
archblshops, bishops, mitred abbots,
superlors, religious orders, theologians
ana seminarians, all clad in their robes
OF office. Political high mass was
sung by Archbishop Feohan,
OF Chicago. The sermon was
by Bishop Fitzgerald, of Little Rock.
Subject: "The sacrifice of the
mass" After the sermon the
apostolic delegate took his
seat as president of the council
and number of decrees viii IN
nal been formulated were voted
me entire proceedings were
IN Latin. The session closed with the
benediction by the apostolic delegate.
There is to be a solemn closing of the
council on Sunday next.
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TN SIEE'S SALE OF THE DALLAS
4 OPERA Hcf~E " HERENs, The nnI-
- 'perS-hCGhy '.'rl any rV Us certain d,rJ
IN "tsd tA' -4ig ,n' e. On. -..-v, A. ID.
II '.c"ct-t ~ t,a- l. pages
50. o. auu 500: To- ra,,r..s n. trust
'"r'.s, aoitLaEes, eiC.. OF the county o, Do,.
~ stateo; IeX0s, conveyed Ia tire Ludci.
S'sneu trustee the following described ROM
eSNe, situated, lying and ucing IN Inc CIV
VI Lhtasj county at lm.lUs, STATE Of Texas,
pt WI; nesl hlns ioi It's northe st corner q,
ne southwest corner ut tunIuprcp and Ans
I'm streets In the sold city of Dallas, thence
south with the II OF Austin street 90 irn,
To Jacks N street; thence west with Jacksns
street IN iect; thence north parallel with Ans.
WI s.Iey, ~ leet 10 Commerce street; thence
eN~' WIN commerce street 10 the bcglnuiu.,
nIt.t, togt ther with all and sing Ipr The
IlbuIS, memhcrs Hppur CnOuces and hprpdi.
taments thereto belonging or Ia any ,y,qr In.
ciuehi or appurtnining, and with mi nnJ
s,nSuI tne furniture and fixtures, scenery
anu properties Of any and all SORTS yhutSn,
ever per'alnl gto the npere.hOnse sitmotsJ
up,n,h said land. And which sal conveyance
70 Tue undersigned was made I'm trust To So.
yuTo me payment of certain notes In said
deed described; and whereas said notes md
WHruihs interest have not been puid ms r,
CURED Now, therefore. public nntice "a
hereby given that the undersigned. M I, ~
lrluEs' OF some "l the holders of said notcs.
1uu lh pursuance OF the terms of ;he snIJ
ueIn OF trust, VIII, on Monday the 18TH dny
W ~ n,ycennper. A. u 1854, between the hours Of
af,or,',, w ,"e forenoon RndI o'clock In the
rW,Nruonh OF said day, at the door of The
Court mouse u Dallas county, Texns. proceed
tosell the said property herclniofors 1escrlh
e. ~ public Ruct on, for cash, TO the nivhest
niNuv', 20 sou'iy said uupaid nntes aud In
sn ,I1 ~ w EXPENSES " carrying out this trust
forth, JOiIS y NIippti y W sr. -. sVt
DALLAe, TeNAs, Ncvcmber l. lSSi
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PaFker's Pleasant Worm syrup Never Fail,
Vital uuostlunslIi

ASK the most eminent physician
VI any school, what Is the best thing
IN the world for quieting aud allavinn
al, irritation of the nerves, and curing
al lorlns OF nervous complaints, giving
ma,ura'' chiidlike refreshing sleep al
And they will tell YOU unhesitatipy,v
"Somo form of Hops!lw
CHApTERI.
ASK any or all OF tho most eminent
physicians:
what IL the best and only remedv
tnat can be relied on 10 cure all uiseasns
ol the Kidneys and urinary organs,
such as Brights disease, diabetis. reton
ton, or inability to retain urine And nil
,no diseases and ailments peculiar In
Women - F"''" w
Aud they will tell YOU explicitly and
emphatlcly "Buchu III
ASK the same physicians
what IL the most reliable and surost
cure Tor AL liver diseases or dvspensia,
CONSTIPATION, indigestion, bililusness,
toll you. ""i
Mandrake Tor Dandelion! p
Hence when these remedies are con,hi,o1
W'sn otnerS equally valuable,
Anu compounded into Hop Bltters, such "A
wnn11erlul AND mysterious curative power is
ions that no disease or M health can nnssi.
p'y exist orreslst Its power, and Vet il ia
ttnrm oss for the most frall woinan. vnat
est invalid or small II child TO use,
CHAPTER II.
49,, "patients
"Almost dead or nearly dyingn
Tot wears, ana given up by physicians,
V %, Dtlghts and other kidney Diseases.
nver complaints, severe coughs. called
consumption, have been cared,
Women gone nearly crazy nm
from hgony of neuralgia, nervous.
ness, wakeiulness, and various Diseases
peculiar Ia women.
tcuple drawn out ofsnapo from excrueInt.
NY pangs of rheumatism, lnfammntory M,
ohrunlc, OF suffering from scrofuia' "'''
hfyspclasl
salirheum, blood poisoning, ,iysprps,a. I'm.
usestinn, aud In f,ot,almost all lisanses rail-
Nnturs II heirto '''
ha,e been cured by Hop Btters, nroof of
Mhl'h can ho found In every nelxhborhooi
IN lls Nn"wn world. -
w None genuine without n bunch of
e,svn tiops ON the white label. Shun ali tlr
la tholr mama. N' VI "ops
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NOTICES

NoTlCE TO OWNERS or OCCUPANT rs
~ OF prop,riy In sewer districts between
MN and Flu st eets, nom Sycamore to
nurWoou street aud between Mnin aud Go a.
~, rom Jcn to Murphy street
1vo,luu ! ON sewer ordinance That private
SnWSrs, water clo,ets, and sink bn ms, etc :,
shNll DC constructed in IN of mid districts fo
connect VII the district sewer, on notice
s sroIh ~, me city engineer, and as directed by
Sub, Sec J. 1t shall be- n mlsdemeanor for
,ne owner or occupant ofany building IN any
lever district ny position OF witch is uspS
lorany purpose during any portion OF the
wy - lu'l W nave az Nst one water closet
vohnecteu WIN the puhlic sewer IL DAYS az
'er mott teaion by TIE city engineer. etc.
Inc above district sewers are instructed
anu ready for use, and all parties Interest, d
Are hereby notih VI 10 comply with the above
sections ~ the sewer opiinn,,ce'
w. NJ JOHNSON, city Engineer.
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Euk SALE - THREE l.NCELi.ENT
A, A drummct's wagons and teams. Arr.yi0
Eh liANDALL'S ,tHbirs. .gn
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THE HERALn: DALLAS. TENAs TTEspAY NOVEMBER D. 1884

Newton, c. r. Werley, Avlla; Jot. j.
smith, Grandview; 5. b. Killough, AL
yarado; A. W. Killough, w. f. Walker,
Aurora; c. II. Alexander, Forney; Ii.
II. Mckee, Valley Mills; Thomas Jason,
Waso; r. M. Peck. St. Louis; A. w.
Spencer, Ennis; L. @, Pickett Waco;
W. M. Baheock, Abilene; C. Il. Lutz,
Marshall; M. NJ. Lee, Baltimore, A.
Calhoun, Terrell; Il. J. Fridlander, San
Francisco; Ed b. Richards, Kansas
city, Missouri; S. S. Perry, Austin; w.
). Mills, Hillsb0ro; c. NJ. Bivns, Ter
rell; John +. Marbery, Breckenridge;
&. d Johnston, Texas & Pacific rail
road; j. IL. Randall, St. Louis; II. X.
Folder, Chappell Hill; c. V. Holder,
bloomington; G. Il. Lutz, Marshall.
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County jail Prisonera.

There are atpresont SO prisoners con-
hnod In the county Jail for the following
eiienses, viz; For murder, 3; assault to
murder. 2; theft of horses, 0; theft of cat
lie, u THEFT over $50, O.; embezzlement. p,
burglary, 81 theft from person, q;
swindiing, |; robbery, /; robhing the
United states mail, 3; obstructinr the
United States mail, |; counterfeitinu
tnitod States money, 4; threatening TO
MURDER, i; Violating the United states
revenue law, !; abduction, /; carrying a
pistol, 2; lunacy, 8. Total, 50. state
nhdcounty prisoners, IS; United States
prisoners, 10. White males. 81; colored
hio,os, l4i white females, /; colored fe.
male, |. Total, SO.
Twelve Of The above have baen non
victed this term OF court. y" w"
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EOE sALk-CORD lND STOVE WtdD
= - o M any quantity and bc,l qualify; over
,,'NV coruS on hahd. Also, wanted t0 buy C0.
price \. DYSTENRACM selT.u
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Tho Matcr snnnlv Hnnns.

Comptroller Swain writes to the
mayor that the $4,000 Dallas water sun
ply bonds have been received, but that
before they could be registered IL would
he necessary for him to furnish that
office with a certified copy Of the ordi-
nance authorizing the issuance of the
bonds and the ordinance levying the
tax for the payment of the interest and
sinking fund; also an official statement
showing the total value of taxable prop
erty in the city. The requisite informa-
ton will no doubt be furnished.
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Runaway Team,

The team Of Colonel Van Slack, at
tached to a carriage in which there
were several ladies and children, ran
away on Elm street yesterday afternoon
near tho postoflice. and it looked for a
time as though IL would be serious, but
the team brought up against
a telephone post with a suddenness
that emed to stop 1t. No material
damage resulted.
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THE UNIVERSAL PERFUME This is
the name that now in ali parts of the
world, especially in fashionable circles,
is applied to the famous Murray Il Ian
man Florida Water. This delicate ex-
tract from the enchanted gardens of the
tropics increases in popularity day by
day; nor is this TO be wondered at when
we remember that whether used at the
toilet or in the bath or on the handker
chief 1t is, alike refreshing, agreeable
and refined.
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A ORDINANCE REGULATING THIS
"A construction and maintenance of avn
,uts ana signs on, over or across sidewalks
IN the City OF Dallas
SEtriuN |. he Il ordained by the City Coun.
gu ol HE city OF Dallas, That IL shall be- nm.
,NWlul Tor amy person or persons Ia egpct ar
construct any awnings Ou, over or ner,,,.
my Huswalks In the City OF Dallas lower ai
nhy point Than ten feet trum the surI,rn nj
the sidewalk; all awnings shall be- ss"nr,l,
fastened tn the side Ot the building ANA 1rn,
~ supported by iron brackets, nnd nil nyr,,
.ngs, rNccpt riota awnings, Whnm ill.,, are
liIui,'N Sl'Nll uc covered with Ia, sher, iron.
hlnc, OF some ire-prOuf material. nor shall
any person erect any awning n'.t n, ,',,,'
sueWNk IN tho civ uf Dallas Am n,v,irSs,
losN now standing ON any ,ib"vnis
shNl he removed rs soon as thcnWuiurs ihnv
nwPpnlt NTc removed iut rcpaus ur.utnrr
hMPusts' nor shnll auy awning e,tNnd
of the sidewalk. WV '''''' '''hV
S,c.2, II shall ho unlawml rorpny rs,,,,,
or nisnns Ia plncc, hnNt or inunin ttv
s'gh "a WOou, cloth, TN ur other Nuh.tnu,,s
WINK suspended, fastened o. attached la, ,,uV
manner CA, across, ,loug, over ornhpy, u.,y
sluSNdlk or stpCt IN said city, whether n.n,n
otluW the awning sn that The satnp Shnil
pUgevt more Than SIX iucbeSirnn Tie ouicr
eugo nl any lot or building abuttins o, NM
~ ct Ia said Cityot nnllnS ''
StV' " any one violating any OF the nm
NlNVns ni tNe Two pncvs ng y ctions shall
on convection ~ the MAyN.rk cuur, hp fined
~, ha my Am not loss thau avo no more than
See That all ordinances, or natts NJ ~.
u.n1'osos' In cennlct herewith are hereby SO
So b IN It thls ocliuence take e,ec, ,ror
Us passage and publication. '''''
Approved October y 1854.
A ,roo oonr w,l- oAnKLl' siayOr.
W. Is. PARRY, City secretary.
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AZ all seasons of the year people are
llahle to contract chills and fever, and
0,tner sorts OF malarial diseases. Mish-
ler's Herb Bitters il without a rival IN
the treatment of all complaints of this
character, as it is for cholera morbus.
dysentery, indigestion, etc. Charles j.
Rhodes, a prominent citizen of Safe Har-
Dor, Lancaster county, PENNSYLVANIA.
writes: "Your bitters cured me of fe.
yer and ague believe it will cure any
case, of fever and ague. | have seen Il
tried often enough to know what it can
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The sudden mutation which often
comes IN politics is forciby illustrated
IN Mr.. Conkling's case. Quietly resting
III obscurity since 1881, he has suddenly
come rward not only M the probable
ieauHr Oh ms party, hut as n tavorite OF
the Democrats.-l Waco Day.
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In Hartford, Connecticut, both parties
paradcd on tho night of Grants nrst
election, and when the result became
known the Democrati, clubs fell In i'm.
mud the Republican clubs, united their
cheers aud ended one of the hottest
tgtts of the past like patriots and good
citizens. Philadelphia Times,
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The land in Texas, as in other states.
produces much better II plowed la tho
iall and winter, and our best farmers
very seldom fail to raise good corn,
wheat, oats and cotton when they adopt
ana follow this rule.-- Cross Timbers.
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A boy was asked which was the great
est evil, hurting another's feelings or
his finger? "rhe feelings" he said.
Right, my dear child" SAID tho graft.
ned priest; "and why?" "Because Won
can't put st. Jacobs Oil on 'em.
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Henry Howard and Edward and Will
liam Foster, who We're run in Sunday by
the police to answer to the charge of
picking the pockets of passengers on the
trains, we're transferred To the county
lail to await the action of the grand jury
which IL now in session.
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Yesterday at 3p. m, James Blakeney
brother OF Mr., Hugh Blokeney, aged "
wears. His funeral viii take place TO.
d,ly from st. Palrick's chapel, East Dal
las, at O'Clock a. IN. Friends of tho
family invited to attend.
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norsford,. Acid phnsnhn,e

tOK WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Dr. Jos. Holt of New Orleans.
Louisiana, says: al have frequently
bund IL of excellent service in eases Of
seeoility, loss ofappetite and in conva-
kscenee from exhaustive Illness, and
particularly of service in treatment of
woman and children.n
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Female Migrants.

Sucky Beason, Julia Lee and Fanny
Brown were arraigned before Justice
schulz yesterday morning for vagrancy,
and hned 81 and trimmings each, max.
ing total OF 5000 G nts in each case, in
default Of which they were booked for
The Z or farm.
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The finest mayonaise dressing of all
Kinds OF salads, cold meats, raw toma.
Toes, picked salmon, cabbage, etc, is
purkees Salad Dressing. 1t Il, besides.
more economical than homemade.
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truth has a quiet Breast" saws
AVon's bard, but when the hreast IL
rscKed with cough it cannot be ouiet
my bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Svrup'
me cough 1t will stay the soreness allav
anu youll bless DR.. Bull for many a