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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-02
LOCAL LORE.
ONCE FRESH, NOW HOW FADED,
Lacerated Hearts-New Merchants En-
change Building-Police Detail
In the Name of Humanity
City News Generally.


The County and District clerks are
running race in issuing marriage IL
censes and filing Of divorce suits.
Within the past six days as many suits
have been filed in the District cour
praying the court TO restore the pitition-
ers to single blessedness. The grounds
set forth in these petitions are varied,
yet "inconstancyp is most generally
urged. A good portion Of these suits
are brought by the better halves, and in
many cases the petitioner is n young
woman, who welded some old Father
Time, so to speak, for what wealth and
social position he may have enjoyed. ut
Is an easy matter to get divorce in this
State" said lawyer yesterday, "iust as
easy as falling Off log; the least little
jar in the domestic circle can readily be
magniiied SO as to fit the case. There
would be more divorces, but for the fact
that many half keeps paid
watch looking after tho other
half" The season for divorce
suits is about closing now,
for very few are brought in the winter
months.
w. Il. King filed his petition in the
District court yesterday praying that he
be "set free" from the matrimonial
hlhtt. llt ltItthbuAn tihb llNlNE W itli
Mary King, his botter-half, was intoler.
able. They were married in Calhoun
county, Mississippi, on the lgth OF May,
1852, and they lived together as husband
and wife until the lst of August, 1881, at
which lime they mutually separated.
He charges her with cruel treatment,
and that she yeXed and tormentcd him
beyond endurance. In order 10 escape
such a miserable life he decided her his
farm and came to Texas, that he might
have peace. He states that she would
often leave home and bc absent for days
at time without his consent. The
worst Of all, she made him do his own
cooking and as he was not a
culinary artist he suffered accordingly.
She also made him do the washing.
She refuses to live with him any Longer
and he Is afraid 20 return To- tho farm,
as it would cause him much trouble and
endanger his personal safety; wherefore
he prays that the bonds of matrimony
be dissolved.
Joe Galloway filed his petition praying
for divorce from his wife, MOllie Cal
loway. He alleges that they were mar.
ried the LIST Of September, 1881, in Dallas
county, and lived together until the lst
Of July, 1883, when she abandoned him
and has since been unlawfully living
with Carver Fleming; wherefore he
prays the court to grant him divorce.
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Yesterday City Marshal Arnold made,
with tho sanction of the Police Board, a
material change for the better in police
detail for this month, which maps out
each officers beat. This separates the
guardians of the peace, but the force will
prove much more efficient. The follow
Ing is
THE DETAIL:
q. II. Cornwall, Deputy Marshal: j. II.
Carter, station keeper; j. w. Overland,
mounted on general duty.
The patrOlmen are:
East Dallas From II a. IN. to II y. m.
t. G. llalsell, from Sycamore to Preston,
on Elm street; Pat Mullen, from Syca
more TO Houston q Texas Crcntral rail
road on Main street; Pete Ahearn and
j. Schlmogger, from Preston to city
limits east. From II p. m. to II n. M:
A. q. Pryor and Alex Barber, from
Sycamore street TO the Houston & Texas
Central railroad; J. w. Spencer and =
j. Sheehan, from Houston * Texas Cen.
trial railroad east 20 corporate limits.
West Dallasll o'clock q. IN. 20 II
p. M; W. b. Maddox, from Court-house
square east TO Austin street; j. u.
keehan, Austin street east on Main
street 10 Sycamore street; 5. II. Beard.
Lamar reetwest on Elm street; Henry
Waller, Lamar street east on Elm street
to Sycamore street. From II o'clock p.
IN. 10 ii a. M; j.. a. Beard and II. s.
White, from Sycamore street west ON
Main street and south to corporate linn
its; w. +. Turmoil aud u. l.. Torbert,
from Sycamore street west on Elm street
and north % corporate limits. j.
Schlmegger will he ut the station from
~ o'clock p. m. to q a, IN.
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MEXICAN LIBERTY.g
DoNMleUEL HlDALeo COSTELLO.
The Priest who Overthrow the span
ish Dominion in MeNico-How the
Aztecs Became u Free Poo
plea Vivid sketch.

Don Miguel IIidalgo Costello, says a
writer in the San Antonio Light, was
born in the year l7l7 in the village Of
Peryamo, in the Province (now State) of
Guan3iuato. His father, Don Cristabal
HIidalgo, was born in the village of
TNuplicO, situated in the intendency of
Mexico, having settled in the town of
Peryamo. He married bona Ana Maria
Gallamandarte, who bore him four sons,
the second being Don Miguel, he
being sent to the city OF NalladOlid, mt
present known as Morelia, to be edu-
Gated. Don Miguel distinguished him
self in his studies in the College of San
Nicolas, of said city, and aftcrward gave
lectures on philosophy and theology
that gave him such renown that he
was appointed rector of that distin-
guished establishment. In the year
l77S or l779 he went 20 the City of Mex
leo, whore he was cOusecrated priest,
and took the degree Of doctor in
theology, having served rs curate of
various parsonagCs. His brother,
Don joaquin, curate of the town OF
Dolores, having died, he was appointed
to succeed him. This parsonage brought
him from 5000 to 5000 per year. Don
Miguel, whose disposition was very
i'm ~ l'ia n Ii anu VINO P3Ssessea
nGGi"t I''e"si ~ hoI uuSl nliiisell nluch
parsonage, but left the same, with one
half Of hl4 income, to an ecclesIaslic
named Don Francisco Iglcsias. Don
Miguel. tranSlating the French lang
suaIo' .gDh " iIHrE 10 we I3ipilh OF
w., ~ ", AZ. anu sIIIicu Pupilsheu IN
.at i''tse, n,I'l 1e1lcaleu lliiilsell 70
PuP3P"ha '',,5 s''ri9l plaHcmts oi asrl-
Ui ;t,,;, ""H ,,,,uHtlS Ml'lin the
~ "', - p"li ,,I.,, ~ impetus
nu t,o r"l.'N It,oll 81 the
comm,r, INV MI, lin h ~ 'i,lS scutloll Oh
w '1uh,IA niHIe hlhl very popular.
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New California Fruits at Alston's.
spI.INTERs.

Roots to order at Hunstnhle's.
Repairing done az llunstable's.
School books at Paul L. Erb's.
Go to llunstable's for boots and shoes.
Fresh artesian water at ord's saloon
free.
Tho PUNISHABLE Shoe store Is tho shoe
store.
William Ernonwein, the house decor
ator, SO9 Main street, paints and paper
hangs.
Something for the ladies', Angelica and
'rokay wine, mild and pleasant, Loeb Il
Froiberg.
Paints manufactured by Dallas Paint
and Color Works are non-poisonous,
Hamilton Il Young, Agents.
The hunstable shoe company have
enlarged their retail department and are
preparing for large fall trade.
Geo. Rick, the Elm street furniture
dealer, IL selling chairs, dininv-room
furniture In quality and price to suit
everyone.
ord's Place, Lamar street, IL the
mvorite stopping place for business
men, and others, who like fine old
whiskios and liquors.
Pure and uncolored and guaranteed
unadultorated May Blossom Tea at 81
cents pound In Que pound packages ri
Bouches', SeS Main street.
Or. Cheaney's dental parlors hay,
boon removed TO 100 Elm street
In Mooro's building, opposite Chinl
Hall, and tho head of Murphy street.
Extremely low prices have beer
marked on all the furniture Geo. Rich
has In stock-.tables, chairs, rockers, bed
room and parlor sets. Give him call
Mreproof Paint, manufactured by th,
Dallas Paint and Color works, and suit
ed for dwellings, store buildings, roofs
barns, fences, etc. Hamilton ~ Young
agents.
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DaIlas'G. A. II.

There Is fragm mt of the Grand
Army ofthe Republic here, and the Re
publican candidate for Congress, Gen. j.
q. Bigger, has been made its presiding
officer. About the same time the Com
mandcr-in.Chiof of the order, John $.
Kountz, issues manifesto proclaim
ing the neutrality of the organization i'm
all things political, and fcrbidding its
members from participating rs such in
political demonstrations. Well yes;
that IL all right and propor--on paper
but II does look rather strange when
viewed with the naked eve, that now
chapters Of this body, Of which no cN-
Confederate can be n member, are bob
hing up all around In the South lust in
the midst of an excited national cam
pnign, and especially curious does II
seem that partisan candidates should
DO the loading spirits of the movements.
The reporter don't mean to say this Is a
partisan order, and knows that as good
Democrats North rs breathe, belong Ia
1t, but John A. Logan banks very high
ON its influence.
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building season has come and gone, yet
not even an effort has been made 10
! build city prison instead of the shell
now called the station-house. 1t will
be impossible for prisoners to exist in
such miserable place in the winter,
and as a gentleman who was viewing it
| vest rday remarked, ii would be muir
| der to inearcerate a human being in
such hole in cold weather. The City
Council must make some provision for
| a more humane prison.
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To the President, Board of Directors and
Congregation Emanuel:
observation-disclosures accept my heart
felt thanks for the agreeable surprise
rendered me on Tuesday evening, and
be assured l never shall forget the kind
words and sentiments expressed by
your President, Mr.. Metzler. | will
with pleasure wear the beautiful brace
lets, and shall consider it a pleasant duty
to serve you as Of old in the choir. Re
specially, Mrs. l.. GosLIN.
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EoR RENr.


EVRNlSuED ROOMS FoN RENT wiIsI
lp'Il' nt ~ lave oak street. RtdI
E'oh NENf-A COTTAGE OR ElGM
rooms, uu ku,, avenue. within s mt
n,cs. walk " the poStoaicc. Apply d
It"O rs, ElLlotrN hNLL oc.v
t'OR NENI-t. KNISuEn on ifNFIB
hIShgd room, with board, I'm priwa
itmIv; close 20 business: suitnbis br tvt
tnt,cmcn or gentleman and wife, cistr
WIZ Wit .Nnplv wv Gr'tllnst ocl%
luh MN t-uNt FuttNiSnED FROM
4 loom No. ~ Elm ~. oct
E'uW RGNt-N Residence " iTlf sly
rooms, lW Carter ST., cor. Caruth; lata
o,rh ma good wate-. Apply ~ house. sess
Eun KENI-Bl IuE SOUTuWESi
Il LAND COMPANY. 707 Main strtdI
broom, house, No. blA Veal street, sis; S.roo1
.UISr, No, - Flora street, east Of Texas cen
v,,, Mt,,llro9d, ~; broom house, near Co.l
ho,.1 r ,.S. nNiiOS, acres lapd, sN; S.roes
.lI9iu . loOi POLK street, Opposite OIL ,WgIl
streets, so; i-room house, Ixast Elm strtl
IH"s nr'lhen, "; broom ho\ise ON Nor.
bn ",WooI street, near branch, Fb; l.rooa
PS os, NY Main street, tlO;Si.roou nous .S
.rSS nga d, north OF Fa1 Gro9nd, y,
az 5G sol mouse, Live oak street, near Conneh,,
N-'oV' GROOM house, SlS Carua0 street. ~ nsgll
EOR kENr-CENrRALLY LOCATEl1
- Flrst-class sleeping rooms; sonth SgnFl
utei al convenlences. LINDsLEY bhs
tukb' IN Main street, upstairs.
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Whom you visit or leave Now York
Vity save baggage, express or carriage
hire aud stop nc the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at a
cost OF 81 100000, reduced to 81 and up
wards per day. European plan. Ele-
vator. Restaurant supplied with tho
best. Horse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads 10 all depots. Families can
I'VE better Tor less money at tho Grand
Union hotel than In any other tlrst-class
hotel in the city.
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In making the assertion that Pozzo.
MS .medicated complexion powder Is on
tirely free from Injurious or deadly
poisons, we do IL upon the authority of u
thorough chemical analysis. 1t Is one
OF the oldest face powders In the Amori-
can market, and Is used in the families
OF some of our most prominent medical
mon who have personally acknowledged
TO the proprietor that they not only con.
Sider II harmless, but esteemed IL highly
beneficial IN every respect, not only tor
the use of ladies and children, hut for
the lord OF creation himself. Sold hy All
druggists.
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Wall Martial.

Mrs. l.. Goslin was presented by Con
gregation Emanuel Tuesday evening
at her residence with handsome pair
of gold bracelets rendered, as an appre.
citation of her talent as a sweet singer in
the choir. Though taken completely by
surprise she responded in a happy man
ner. An elegant spread followed and a
most enjoyable evening was spent by
all preseT (.
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Buy the Hunstablo Boot every time.
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

IA FARE AUTHORIZEDTo ANNOUNCE
w Judge q. n. ALDRIDGE as a candidate
or reelection to the office OF Judge of the
Eleventh Judicial District.
REAUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w Judge r, Il. BURKE as a candidate tot
,he Judgeship of this Judicial District At the
lnsninn Nnvnmhnr elcctiOn.
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE

o 7 FAIIhAoVNi TIoaIdsnI 7 IhAINGIVNl II,
The largest Female College In Kentucky.
Buildings Of modern construction; appoint
mcnis superior, accommodations uusurppss-
edi heated ny steam and lighted with ens:
hot and cold water ON each floor; baths.
Course Of instruction comprehensive; large
faculty o. superior teachers; extra alyup-
toges In Language Music, Palntingaud Flo
culon. But two pupils occupy q room. It's
patrons Uud pUpiI, are references, For cat
a.nrur, copy ui Monthly, published boy the
students, list "i differences etc, apply lu the
President, pr T.. Y. 81. Ciair, Dallas. Texas.
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X. b. Hickman, who shot and killed
Andy Pearson, few days ago, in per
sonal difficulty near the Texas Trunk
depot, had an examining trial yesterday
before Justice Kendall, and was adj
mtted to bail in the sum Of $1,000 Tor his
appearance at the next tern ot thc Dis
trict court. The testimony of witnesses
was mitigating. The defendants
bInthnr wont his hNml.
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"Loye Thy Neighbor ~ myself"

Mr.. James Reynolds, farmer, who
lives seven miles north Of the city, has
for his neighbors those whose hands arc
full Of kind deeds. He was taken sick
several weeks ago, and, being pros.
trated, was unable to pick his cotton
His neighbors gathered yesterday morn.
ing all his cotton and sent it to the gin
for him.
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URSULINE ACADEMY


Bryan street, Dallas.
This institution, conducted by the Ursu,lne
ladies', is most de,ilnbly located. The system
of education pursued is designed to develop
the men.al, moral and physical powers Of
the pupils, and to make them useful wOm6u
of refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS II ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
StatiOney, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inirma-
ryeXpenscs, per session of live months, sos
Music and use of piano ................... 81
Entrance fee iOnly fer the first year .... D
Young ladies' desiring admittancc into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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JUDSON INSTITUTE


Marion, Ma
Forty-ScyCnh session begins October l.
1881. Faculty Of fifteen, Collegiate course
for Young Ladies'. Kindcrgarteu and Pre-
paratory Departments. school of Music.
Drawing and Painting, and lelegr0phy. For
catalogues, send to
ROBERT FRAZIER, Presid nj,
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LECIsLATUHE.

WE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w i. f. TERRELL rs a candidate for the
the Legislature, Dallas cOuuly, Texas. Eiec
ION, IaQW5AuN 4, lNSL
VEARE AUTuUHlIEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w II. r.. tuUMBE- as a candidate Tor the
Legislature from Dallas county.
AAT E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNOF
w Mr.. X. ;. kIMBRuUGH as a candid dat,
'or the Legislature in Dallas county, subject
% the action Of the Democracy.
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Tomorrow friday night Hon. u. Il.
Culhcrson and Mr.. II. 4. Toolc, in re-
Spouse TO an invitation extended them
by the Cleveland and Hendricks club
viii address the citizens of Dallas, cor
ner of Main and Murphy streets, on Tho
National issues, Let there be a CRANE
turnout to hear them.
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I'VE ARE REQUISITE ITO ANNOUNCE
w w. II. THACKER for 'unty Clerk.
WE ARE REQUESTED ANNOUNCE
W W. NJ. G, HILL rs q candidate for re-
siaytiOn 10 the Office of County Clerk.
AVE ARE REQ UESrED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY JONEs as candidate for re-
lection 10 the office of District Clerk.
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w ANTED a NICELY FURNISH N
W room with board, for gentleman ~
Wife. Address, Post office box No. l.m. ~, ',I
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a ten year old son of n, d. Rose made
affidavit yesterday in Justice Kendalis
court for the arrest of his father, charg-
ing him with coming homo drunk.
breaking up all the furniture and driv-
ing him and his mother from home.
Rose is in durance vile with aprospec-
tive trip to the poor farm in view.
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Yesterday the new Merchants Ex-
change building was informally turned
over by Contractor p. j. But.
Ter and Architect j. Il. Elan
ders to Mr.. King, secretary OF
the exchange. The boards and furnl.
turo were moved into the new building
yesterday. The formal reception and
opening OF this beautiful structure will
occur shortly. but as yet no definite time
has been decided upon.
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WANTED.

49,
UANrED-FOUROR FIVE BOARDED NJ
W with or without lodging, at n nriv 80
house. co aNenient to Ervay street Csis. ~ =
erences required. Apply 10 Mrs. n 1'pt,s
TAM, lOC6 Commerce 81. oc5!s,
NVANTED-BY A YOUNG INIIY -
MIS- our, rosi ton as govcrness. WIN
Will instruct IN both the science and rnu.ia
the best OF references. Address DTcEsl,s
Herald office - -. =,
w ANTED "A NICELY FURNISH N
W room with beard, for gentleman -
wife. Address Post-otiice box No. i36. ~ w
NNANIED - BI \ YOUNG NARItT,r
w couple. good room and board in pr,vnto
/ family; gentleman absent most of the tina
| Enquire al Il3 Elm street. SeSE:
! WANTED : II THE SUBURBS IN
W Dallas, Texas, one to twenty acres re
good land. State what improvements are ON
i, how Tar nom POst-Otlice, the price mn,
| best lime on part. j, l.. =. HALE VI, u
No. 1907 West Eth street, Chicago, III,
WANTGD-ONt. GOOD OYSTER C0uV
W Amply 10 Glen Lea saloon.
NJ ANIhD-LADlES, CITY or COTTN
w try, 10 make 81 10 IS daily at their ow,,
houses on light art work sent by mail anu.
distance; no canvaSsing. Address ,riY
stamp CHICAGO ART Co., Chicago, mi sel3 IN
NNANTED--5O PANTS HANDS. Apply
W Third Floor, Factory Entrance NJ
-, lTt;T 1i,,,,.,, =, scott
IN An ED-Al4ly GEhNONS TD LrN,,Tff
W that Mrs. j. T.. Burnett is MiNOW
the busi ess formerly done BY her bS,sshIs on
deceased, at Sll and Sl3 Main stree, SS 11Ilaa,
she at all times Is prepared with sT,Wr,e3
workmen to do all kinds OF plumbin@ g ,u'
water and StCam-fitting, lightning r7J'
pumps and in large variety. se9tt
NVANrED-A PARTNER WITH ABOuT
I W 5000 capital to take an interest ins
well established Hardware and Stove bns'
ness In one Of the best railroad towns in
/ Texas. Address care j. f., Herald office ~
/ call at business office, Herald, for informs,
/ tlon. scptT
| NNANIGD statesmen VISITING
| W druggists and grucers to sell. in conne..
/ tiOn with their line, staple article on can.
/ mission, Address WUHMSER 4 Son, On,
/ clhIlll'. " sel+lm
/ NIANIED-bOAkD AN EXCEL LEM
/ W establishment by a young lady. address
/ NRTIsr' herald. selAt
! AEANIED-AGENrS. ADDRESS Sf
/ W Louis u eciric Lamp Co, ~. Louis. Mo
| for circulars cuts and terms OF 80 candls
| power Marsh Electrical Lamp. augS w.sla
/ NVANTED-LADIES ONE HUNDRE6
/ " ladies To make shirts, drawers, overalk
/ ana pants extra Inducements offered f0r
| September. Call at the Factory, Goa and Ga
| Main ST. BLANkENHlr BLAKE. jy20.lyf
/ MANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUAJEN.
/ w dOwment Association will give good ana
| profitable employment To- experienced insur.
/ ancc solicitors. Address A. NJ. HALL Secre.
! tary, I23 Main street, Dallas, Texas Twill
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NOTICES.

NOTICE 90 WELLS AND ClSThMl
4 y cleanod and repaired cheap. CAL ON
Muress u, FRrnLUNn, al7 Elm st. PC
Noilt KLINE rIltM or MiERS &Cvvl
= mas this day been dissolved by mvVN
consent, Mr., Cook assumes the debts OF v
urn and Will continue the business nt tue
sVnd All persons indebted ~ the nrm X,
please pay the same Immediately, Itops
Cook, ". Il. MlEko
Scptcmhcr %, 1881. W. Is, COON
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lie marrnngncd the Crnmh.

J. c. Bigger, the independent Repub.
lican candidate for Congress, har-
rangued a crowd at Mayors Garden last
evening. He murdered the tariff and
wound up with TRADE on the Domoc-
racy, and a general slap ut his enemies.
The straightOuts say they will not sup
port Bigger.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
B.aN Foundry and Boiler Works.
KEW and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN TEE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN 81 PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
Une Block S. OF Santa Fe Depot,
Ba2 Foundry and Boiler Works.
IN TIE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN g. PFOUTS
One Block S. Of Santa re Depo
DNILAs, TEXAS,

DALLAS, TEXAS,
Arc prepared 10 do all kinds Of IROr
WORK ON shortest notice. Fine work D
speciality, Repairing Machinery, Iroa ano
Brass Castings, aud In fact everything In N.
line executed and finished In II manner ouua
to the best shops In tho whole country
Models made to order. Don't forget we hav,
the Best Machinery and most skilled worn.
men In Texas. Contracts for the iron wor.. or
all kinds of machinery desired. uox't forge
thep place ifyou want good, substantial vor,
done at living prices.
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\ writ issued yesterday for Il. j.
Sherrcr a farmer living near the city
who Is believed to he insane. lie will
be examined or tried for unacy. Some
who know him say it is nothing moro
than excessive drinking.
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Basco a DcBcquo, managers OF the
coliseum Variety thcater, closed doors
last evening, and will open up in few
days at new place, They complain
that the rent was too high.
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COUNTY COLLECTORS.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
W BEVERLY SCOrras q candidate for re-
election 10 the Office OF County Assessor AT
the ensuing election,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
w uuuuce MIR. G.. y. GILLESPIE as n can.
it'ta for recollection TO tA' office OF COUNTY
collector.
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city vs.. John Greenwich, intoxicated
continued
city vs. j. W. McPheters, intoxicated
fined 81.
City vs.. Charlotte Wilson, abusive
language; fined ST.
city W. Seutre Tracy, fightingi dis
charged.
city vs.. o. Miller, intoxicated; dis
missed,
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The PUNISHABLE Shoe store is having a
run.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-02

We have added toour large and varied
stock n confectionery department, and
will keep on hand the incest lot of can.
dies to be found in the city.
In :. ALsrON.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

NYvEARE AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
w the name of. r. Downs as a candi-
date for County Treasurer of Dallas county
at the ensuing election, November !, 1881.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
w nounce Mr.. n, ID. LANGLEY Ms q can
lidaie for County Treasurer Ui Dallas county.
election I'm November.