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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

Miss Relle Miller and her mother,
who have been visiting Miss Lula
Mays, left yesterday for their home,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Mrs. Frank Wheat, has returned
from Gsllatin, Tennessee, where she
has boon spending tho summer, via
iting relatives and friends, aud is ytop-
ping at lbs Cochran street.
Rabbi Edwin M. Chapman ydeliv.
cred this evening u aerMon Mt Tomple
Emapu'El, entitled the Messianic
Mission OF the Jows, from the re-
iorntd jewish standpoint, applied to
the harvest festival, the festival of
| Succoth.
MIR, George l.. Holmes, OF Charles
ton, South Carolina, special agent of
tho interior department. OF the Labor
Bureau, IL In the city, cleaning ststis-
tics concerning tho condition OF labor,
agriculture, causes of depressions,
strikes, etc., and will be here several
dsva.
Captain Z. II. Ssmpbell, suporinten.
Jcntos ths Texas Express company,
will return 70 Dallas and makeit bis
home. 10 IL s.ateS that tho hondou ar.
tors OF tho Texas Express company
aud the Wells Fargo Exoross COM
pany, with which it comblnos In
Texas, will move TO Dallss AZ an oarly
day.
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FLOTSAk.
Fresh oysters Delmonico.

Fresh oysters Delmonico.
Wngsnhaeuser beer, always fresh, on
tap at 70S Elm street.
II you love oysters 80 TO the Dol
monico restaurant.
Only 80 cents per dozen by t he can
oysters; Delmonicc.
Wootap Wells water, : cents glass,
ut the Glen Lea saloon.
Wootan Wells water received daily
at the Glen Lea saloon.
Fresh Wootan Wells water every
day ut the Glen Lea saloon.
Coal and coke ut bottom figures. in
lnrgo ana small quantities. Dallas
City Gas Light company.
Beuohe,the Main street grocer, keeps
the Aldue compressed yeast. Always
fresh.
Buy your coffee, toas, spleen and
groceries at OBS Elm street, tho late
coffee and spice mill stand.
Elegant now ntoek OF iewelry jus
received. Corner Main and P5ydrns
streets, l.. II. Curtis, jewalsr.
Preserves, iel'ics, and peach butter
la pals, at II. IL. Oraddocil's, 9SS Elm
street, tho Late coffee and spice mill
stand.
10 have Your watches, clocks and
lewelry repaired, go 10 l.. IL. Curtis,
corner OF Main ald Povdras streots.
Billington's prices cannot DO
touched on parlor, bedroom acts
wsrdrobes, taoles, chairs, bodsteada
otc.
In collars, Coon & Co., ara taking the
lead, Our stock is the largest Ia tho
city. IL. Is. Burr " Bro, sos Main
street.
Talk is cheap, goods and prlees
always tell. DOa't foil 10 SEQ Bnrr
Bros, new fun etock OF Furnishing
goods and hats, sos Main street.
| Miss Ford's evening elias, meets
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays at Z:
80 p. IN. Childron's class TIosdays
Saturday afternoons at 4:3O p. m.
| II. 8. Peale & Co, general ngouts fo,
the personal writings of General Grant
entities, "Porsonal Memoirs of u, 81
Grant," have established an Office iu
Dallas, Texas, 72i Main street.
Pltman q Roberts, contractors for J.
j. hchillenger, patent cement aide.
walks. Onico at Ord's Place, No. III
Lamar street. Orders promptly %.
Senator J. H. Traylor. OF Hood
county mas purchased fr, ID Mr.. N, j
Turner lote Nos. % and Is, Il block 76
on TIE North eide Of Elm streot. for :
scons,deratlou Of t0.75N
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. j. w. Ozment, of Palestine, is in
the city.
Mr.. J. T. Trezevsut IL visiting
Wootsn Wells.
Captain .. p. Bowser is very Ill with
donguefevor.
MIR. w. A. Wilson, Of Denton, was In
the city yesterday.
Colonel j. Ii. Brltton has returned
from lying trip to Sherman.
Mr. j.. Il. johnson, OF Mckinney,
was on the streets yesterday.
Mr.. y. IL. Pholan, OF Atlanta, asor.
gin, arrived In tho city yesterday.
Mr.. John II. Potts left on Wait 10
relatives In Memphis yesterday.
Judge ]. d. Plomons, Of Henrietta,
was In the city yesterday.
George Il. Holmes, OF Charleston,
soaln Carolina, IL In tho city.
Mir. X. II. Barksdals, a popular rail.
road man, was In the city To-day.
Mr.. n. NJ. Spauding, haneor OF
Denton, was on tho sti suts yesterday.
Mr.. George A. Knight, sfent OF the
yandaiis iine, hss returned to the
city,
| Mrs. J. Ii. Potts loft Yesterday Tor
Memphis, on q visits TO relatives and
friends.
Mr.. II. u. Berry, il In tho city, which
u really his homo, greeting his many
frlcnds.
Colonel Jot Guntcr, a preniinen,
Citizen OF Sherman, was in the city
yestefday.a Sl,N,
Captain ]. ID. Furgusson, county at.
torncy Of Denton county, was In the
city yesterday.
Hon. II. 3. kimbrough, OF Mesquite,
isstill confined TO HIS bed by a severe
attack OF fever.
| Captain l.. Il. Smith returned yeH.
to-day from Bonhnm, whittier he had
gone ON sfllclal business.
Mr.. Clifton Thomas, OF Evansvills
Indiana, 10 visiting HIS brother, Mr., M
Thsmas, preesmsn OF Ten HgaAnp.
Mr.. +. 4. Flood, the clever reprc
sentative OF Peters 4 Flood, lobsccon.
ists Of Lynchburg, Virginia, is in th,
city.
| Mr.. william Hill, secretary Of IN,
Mofchanps exchange, who has beer
conflncd 70 his bed BY dengus fever
10 ous asains
| Major 8. Z. shsllsubargsr and Nj
II B. y McWillio ~ Ia ne city. NJ
moWill1e - Ne populaR ropfeoonSa
I've g Woolp0e q Ofaft, WkolSosl,
(oeae5sal1aN New orleans.
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I;eturns.

September has brought with IL
cecil breeges shu indicating. In a few
days, colder weather. In view OF this
fact, Doug asa Broa., tho feshionsble
taiiors 81 North peAas, have received
their full stock of fel and winter nuit-
ings. Douglass BrG-. lly claim 10
make ns good 1T, give Az fno piece
ofguoGS and tho best workmanship as
can be found IN "suy" city of the
United States. They arc here to stay,
have been here for years, will be here,
and do not propose tsg give anything
but tho 1ost stylish, beat tit, and
most reasonable suit In price in tho
State.
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Seriously Hurt.

Seriously Hurt.
When we make an ASSERTION that We
can't comply with, it seiiouly hurts us
even when 1T is not our iault. We
stated to the readers of THE HERALD
that We would move TO new quarters
September 10. The contractor did not
drive his nails fast enough, at least, he
has not completed his contract, there
fore, it will be about tho frst of
October before we can get IN our new
parlsrs, Dallas National bank building.
Y ou will find lS at our old stand in
good shape till October l..
j. W. Webster,
Tho high.priced photographer.
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The watermelon waneth.

mo building boom continues.
Cotton ia beginning TO como ia at q
lively rate.
Evangelist Williams continues to
draw large audiences.
The weather yesterday was moro
ike that OF summer, than fall.
VIM. II. Gsrretson, general agent,
Diebold Safe and Lock company, 72S
Main street.
Monday will be appearen CO day In
the Justices court. Yesterday was tho
last day OF service for tho September
term.
A number of immigrant families
from tennessee, went west over the
Texas II Pacific yesterday.
John Gallagher aud James Buch-
ansn, charged with being very drunk,
were fined 81 and cosS yesterday by
Justice Kendall.
A beautiful homo is the delight OF
nu' III You want one, consult j. n.
Ionat,nt' guarentee to give you the
nnese hgh art pnper-hanEing for the
street,
Boys call Vt tho Hunstablo Boot n
shoe Company, 7l2 Elm styoet, and soc
WIN Hunstable's three new styles OF
toes on shoes, Tho Dude, Walkan.
fast, aud Dallas toe. Leave the pho.
tograph OF your foot there, and tho
shoes won't hurt your corns.
The ahow windows In China Hall
contain n dazzling array OF china din.
ner, tea and chamber sets, and tho
many admirers who lougingly gszo at
them, are assured by Mr.. Goslln that
tho variety In stock IL almost endless;
and, ia fact, there are over 100 different
styles OF decoration of such sets In
stock.
The Board OF Trade,
One Of the neetest, nobblest nnt,
coolest resorts in the city IL the ole
giant saloon of Messrs. Purdy q Ran.
Gall, on the northeast corner of Main
and Austin streets. The rurost brands
OF whiskies, wines, brandiep, etc., ard
the choicest lots OF imported and do.
nestle cigars are only kept. The chop
counter is always nupplled with tho
freshest and choicest dclicacies Of The
season. Tho billiard tables arc Tho
finest in tho city. II
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Tho high.priced photogr
Glad Ti,llngs For

Glsd Tidlngs For
Patton's Sour-Well eye salvs. l this
day certify your salve cured my eyes
entirely alter using ii four months. /
lost my sight by working in machin-
cry. John A. Hodges, Enterprise,
Mississippi. The salve cured ne OF
tetter III my hand. Fred Smith,
Greenvllle, Texas, Send ana get Q
box, only % cents.
II. q. PATTON & Co.,
Sulpher Syringe, Texas.
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Our citizens
Are hereby informed that tho com.
plete line Of samples OF our fall aud
winter goods have boon received and
invite tho dressy mon OF Dallas to cali
and make their selection without de.
lay. as the handsomest and most de-.
sifable goods are always closed out
early In the season. We will take or.
oefs now for future delivery.
j. WINTER, n. q Co.,
No. ia Main street.
Branch house Of The largest tsilorins
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The Close Clothing House sweeps
tho country, unassuming, without
pretensions, they are dealing out to IN
appreciatlvo public, children's suits,
aud Boys suits, mems suits, shirts az
pricos that mako an impression.
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Glove Department..
We have cut the prices on all of GU,
SILK gloves. We are now offering M
ana 10 hatton length, silk Tsftett
Jersey, at Sl0, reduced from 81 75. A
button length, reduced from sl.25 e
70 cents. SANoEn Rpes.
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We will show you the finest assert.
ment Of Arnhsim merchant tailor
Eoods, at 20 cents on Tho dollar. Globe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-23

PATTERSON, the low price druggist
400 Main street, corner Poydrss. New
stand,
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AIN pleased to inform tho public
that iiue merchant tailor pants, coats,
aud vests, and suits can be bought at
one.halt value, ut tho Globe Clothing
Houae.
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Extract FROM financial Report.
"The Texas Benevolent Association, cen.
Quoted upon strictly business principles, q
Huch ss rs any banking system, end ON
bodring the assessment feature ~ raise
mortuary fund-dcmonstratAbly the only
equitable ono-oombines In It's practicsl
workings all the advantage OF mutual 60.
operation. The interest OF the member.
ship and management are mutual aI@j
reciprocal. 1t isnot easy to conceive how
any nearer approach to perfection in any
system OF securing sats and economical
provision for loved onss can he devised.
THE best clerical help TO be had is found
In tho home once, which is o marvel OF
ssstsnatized management. Everything
Is conducted with clearness and dispatch
tbat leaves nothing IN be desired.S
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Black Spanish lace offered O. 50 sents
on the dollar, at Baumau's.
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The only cigarettes which dc net
stlok TO the lips are Opera PUN,
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LOANS ON LANDS.

Made For Long Time, at Reasonable
Rates IN Amounts To Suit. Now isths
Time 10 Borrow for Investment o.
speculation.
For particulars, call on OF address,
j. u. WATKINS l.. "A. CO.,
O.llss. Texas,
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ia full Of readable and valuable news, and o.
though am in receipt Of nine weekly journals
l am constrained to adopt The WEEKLY NEWS
in politics, giving me the ungarbetl truth con
corning the actions Of all political parties"
NJ. E. Davenport, Palmyra, N. w. says:
sit 10 the cheapest and best paper I ever
read.'
Mrs. l.. Schonan, Hannibal, Mo-, says: 81 like
your paper very much. get six other papers,
but I do not like them as well as the WEEKLY
News"
highly pleased with the News, for l get poll.
tics presented in 1t in such way that get both
aidcs of the question fairly set forth, which IL
utterly impossible to get In strictly party jour
nal Of either side.''
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Bucl,u-Paiba.
Ou;ck co,nnlctr crc all kidney, ,,ladd.r,,o ,r;,.
.&.,,.. ..,,,.i 49,,
tarrh of tho bladder SI. ,,rmvg;sts' w.
~~~>~-~~~~~>->->->,~>~>> ~~-~-~->~-
Thin People.
or cures sexual IDENTITY. ~.
Rouv, IN pain
-:
c"'cs S'ioet", Sune: S'''hps, ui'fIiih.t' acueS,
palns sprahs, neaoaShe, neuralgia rhc"'f''t'sn'
~ - @ ~ ~I~ -. >Ss|e.Ss
Rough on Piles
N,,~nc ,>:I,, ~ La,,,,,-,. :l. :.c,:..-
hlecd;nv ;ntern,l mr. ntLer irt-rrai7 ii,a $40
remedy in each package. Sure cure 30 {. druggists
~~~-c--~~~.~-o~-o.>~-,~-c-~
Corrccts offensive odors ut once. Complete cure
~ W."st cloe USES aus" uI'equ'icu us Sars'e 1or
"'p'''e''''' sore t''o''' 'o"' ore'"' 3d.
Singing irritation. Inflammation. all kidney and
urinary complaints, cured by Isuchu- paiba. ST..
>~~~~~~~, >~~~~~~~~-~->~~~~~~
water ttuRNs ltOlCheS,
Rouvh on Rats clears Them ont, also be.t,es ants
~~~->,>,>-~-~~>-~~>~-~~~~-~~>>l~~.
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Life Preserver.
If YOU losing YOUR grip on life, try 'sWclls'
Health Renewer." Goes direct to weak spots.
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III TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
At 4 BARGAIN! 81

One lS.inch Turbine Water Wheel, first class in
every w.ty only hc.~ run few months and It's goo
as when i, lett the shop. he whcc! is sol
trunz.. casting with stc.. shaft, snun vi::c step
and box,nr both OF which, hnv- screw adjustment.
Parties wi Shin. s,,m :, ..v. should this one
5e,rr. pllr'iI ,sir'-. CT. "a t. l,rr>>.
II. HHU NDAt:t. InIi NJ OsT,Cr.
D,.. -, ,,.t IA.
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>Ill,sslEF'S SALE.

Charles, M,C..r,i,T 1t ii rlaintitis. w. John ".
Melee, defendant.
nv virtue. of an execution >sucd Ivy District
Court OF the Second Judicial District OF Montana
Territory will sell At Shcrfs sale at the door OF
the Court House, in Dillon. i"tverhc'ln toun's,
NJ r. -, ,,c ~, lock ~ M on Saturday. January
10Th. sS tn. following described real estate t" wit:
The undivided one fourth part OF Iron l."''r min
ing claim. situated on the west >i'r"' Lon N',
County. Mor;,n, Territory. Terms ., Sh,r cnsh'
:, I'll Sheriff ~ Hr.vrrh>Hd County.
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"IIOugll ON COrns."
Ask for Wells Trough on Corns." Isc. Quick
complete cure. Hard soft corns, warts, bunions
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I3eti-bugs, Flies.
Flies, reaches, ants bed bugs rats mice, gophers
chipmunks cleared out by "Rough on Rats" I5c.
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Nothing" gasped the Captain: .b,+
you, sir' Mr.: Jameson, come down. + wo out
you!" "anC
.n, Too ~ late s.oS Captain" replied Willie
But tell You it's all rishty' roared III.
hamlet or nothing" said Jameson.
Oh! Hamlet. Othello, Macbeth-tbs
whole lot OF them; only, ctme down."
ION your honor, sirl'
On my honor as gentlemanr'
All rlght!' and Willie sprane down ill.
"a 2-year-old." Seizing his Garnet hao ' he
spun over half crown almost the last' t hs
aad lett to the guard, and returned +r;'
lmphantly to the theatre, where tho hor,
struck up ''See the Conouerino Hsro
Comes" to the intense ANNOYANCE Of old
M, who couldn't avoid HEARING ill.,
spontaneous outburst Of musical mutinv '''''
The following Monday Jameson onenad
IN Hamlet, and was received with war;
great enthusiasm by a crowded house.
call before the curtain was then not 40 ch.an
an honor as it is nowadays, and when at
the end OF the play he was called forward
ne was more than delighted just a. he
was about to make his exit lady seated I'm
the private box to his right threw him
laurel wreath and disappeared as il bv
magic. Although he had barely time to
catch glimpse of her pale face and flashine
eyes he recognized the mysterious lady Of
the pony chaise at Aberdeen. As soon ~
he loft the stage his quick eye detected
card which was attached by a piece Of rib
bon. On one side these words were written
In bold, but feminine hand: ''You told
me once should lever need friend, I-mi4ht
rely on you. Inead one now"
On the other side was engraved: J. c,'
MISS FLORA MAcALL1sTRR,
Athol House."
Below was written: =,
At home tomorrow from 1atoS"
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Deposits received subject to check or demand AL
ton. ' WIZ
"A full line Of Fire Insurance Companies. Poll.
ces issued on all classes Of property.
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CHAPTER x.
ATHOL HOUSE.

The morrows post brought Jameson a
letter from Curly, describing bis impres-
sions of London, Of the theatre. the com.
pany, etc. The general tone was elate and
confident, aud he wound up by stating that
his debut was fixed for the following Mon
day, and that he was to open q Doricourt.
AT noon Jameson presented himself ut
Athol house-one Of those wonderful old
PLACES twelve or fourteen stories high, the
like of which is to b. seen nowhere but in
''Auld Reekie" Its historical memorte,
went back don't know how long; but thu
very room into which he was now shown
had once been inhabited by the Regent MUIR
ray. afterward by Claverhouse, and the
''great marquis himself"
1t was now in semi-darkness-the blinds
were all down. The atmosphere was SO
gloomy and depressing that he couldnt bear
it, so he pulled up the curtains and let in
the blessed sunshine Looking through the
wind ow he contemplated the wonderful pic.
ture before him. The valley smiling at his
feet. where now the railway runs; to his
left the castle and the castle gardens to his
right Holyrood and Arthurs seat. Nearer
stood the Cation hill; little to the left of
that lay Leith, with the blue firth eyoud;
right in front Of him Princes street. and
New Town.
The Abbottsford monument, which had
only recently sprang into existence, stood
forth conspicuous as it glittered in the sun
light. 1t was glorious panorama There
is no city in the world more beautiful than
bonnie Edinburgh; but he hal had ample
time to explore and admire its beauties
during the last fortnight, so presently hs
turned away to look at the room. Rare
books lay on the table, few choice pictures
were on the walls, objects Of art were scat.
tered about in every direction. To his left,
catching the light from the opposite window.
stool painters easel, supporting picture
covered lily an Indian shawl. On two or
three stools were palettes, colors, irush,s
and other implements of ths studio His
curiosity was excited by the covered pic.
ture. so he stepped forward ana removed
the shawl. 1t dropped from his hands as he
exclaimed, "Curly!' The painting was not
quite finished. Lut tho resemblance was SO
ifs. ike you almost expected to see poor
Donald start from the canvas-to hear him
speak! While Willie stood lost in contem-
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{ Tie BE- Continued. J
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-18
Some Wore Ahont nnnm.

Detective Furlong, of the Missouri
Pacific railway, is still in the city
awaiting the necessary papers to extra
dite Baum, the alleged cotton swindler,
who languisheth at Chatham in custody
of City Marshal Arnold, of this city.
County Attorney Clint has tele-
graphed the governor that he
was OF the opinion that
the state of Texas should be represented
at Chatham, Canada, on the 2lst when
Baun's trial comes off, but as yet he has
received no answer. The probabilities
are he will go anyway in order to see
that justice is subserved. Mr.. X. Il.
Cowart, one of Baum's attorneys,
leaves to-day for Cha ham to defend his
client. County Attorney Clint was
engaged yesterday in procuring docu-
mentary evidence of Baum's character
and charges preferred against him
which he will take along with him il he
goes or sends by Detective Furlong.
When Furlong captured Baum, it is said
that some rich, rare and racy reading in
the shape of letters fell into his posses
sion which viii, when madO public,
make the very woods ring and knock
the scales from the eyes of an unsus-
pecting public.
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Mr.. Knte RAYMOND Howe.

Mrs. Kate Raymond Howe, who has
been lately pilming herself off in Dallas
and several ether Texas cities as a mem
Der Of the Grand Army of the Republic,
1t has Aeen ascertained is not member
of that organization. Col. w. d. Wylie.
provisional commander of the depart
ment Of Texas, received n letter yester
day from iiutant-General w. w, AL
cove, of Toledo, Ohio, to- whom no had
written in regard to Mrs. Howe. Ad-
jutant General Above forwarded Col
Wylie's letter to Dihlgreen Post No. .,
Boston, Massachusetts, of which post
Mrs. Howe alleged she was member.
The endorsement otthe commander is as
follows;
"There are no lady members in Post
No. ~ ARTHUR NELSON,
Com. Dahlgren Post No. ,.
Col. Wylie, in justice to the military
organizations of the city aud also to
Mrs. Howe, took great pains to ascer-
tain the exact status of Mrs. Howe, and
the result is rs above.