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Cedar Hill; Arson Rainey, Waxa-
hachie: w x Coddel, Aubrey: Frapk
Hills, Topeka, Kas; A ID Haeiu, T q 2
Ry; Harry Constable, New YGfk;J ID
Slafles, Houston; Latsperch and
wife, Corsicana; w NJ Collins, city;
y A johnson, Uorsicana; l. NJ HofT.
man, L G England, Kaufman; w 8
Simkins, city; John A Clayvin, r P
Rhea, Forney; A M Wills. Chicago;
I T. Winge, Wills Point; E II Bennett,
Dallas
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An exchange says: "Nine-teuth5 Of
tho unhappy marriages result from
human calYes being allowed TO run at
large In society ppsturos,n Nine
tenthl Of tho Chronic or lingering dis
eases OF to-day originate III impure
blood, livor complaint or biliousness,
resulting in scromla, consumption,
(Which is but scrofula of tho lungs
sores, ulcers, skin diseases and kin.
dred affections. Or. Pierce's "Goldon
Medical Discovery" cures all these,
or druggists.
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DALLAS TEXAS.

Mrs. Croom's Select School will reopen
the ilrst Monday in Septen, Der, assisted by
thoroughly qualiti "a teachers Languages,
both mod rn and ancient, taught 50 usual
price Very superior advantages offered
lcrthorOush musical training. Instruments
taught piano, organ, guitar aud "iolin.
art Department in charge OF a good
teact or 10 usual price Text books same
as used in rnblic scho Is of the city Mrs.
'r0Oms intuition is TO be Thorough aud
practical md teach children such things as
they should practice when men and wo-
men. For erms and other information
pertaining to the school, either cal or adj
dress MRS ELYA TRIGG GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cautegral and Live
OAK streets Da las, Texas
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Arc Xou Goipg to st Louis.

ltsoremember the best hotel in that
city, all things considered, is tho La.
eledo. They don't charge anything
for style, but for good living they have
no superior. Prices are Away reason
sole and the table and attention first-
class. The Lsclede hotel OF ST, Louis
seems TO be favorite resort for Texas.
Oar people generally know where
they can get the best.
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Raron rennYann

Tennyson says in his latest poem on
Spring:
This blaokbirds have their wills,
The poets too"
The blackbirds often have the best
of 1t, too, FOR they seldom have dys
pepsla or debility. white many poets
have both these diseases, SO can easily
be seen. Poets and others afflicted
with dyspepsia or rheumatism, can
obtain apeedy and comploto relief by
using Browns Iron Bitters. Mir.
Timothy Seek, Pleasant Grove, Pa,
says no was cured OF dyspepsia OF two
ye9rS' standing by taking enc bottle
OF Browns Iron Filters.
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Grant Memorial seryioes

The Grant memorial services will bo
held Saturday at the City park instead
Of the Tabernacle church, as first pro
posed. The park will give ample
room, which the church could not sf-
ford. There will be a large attendance
from the surrounding towns. Seats
will be prepared in the park TO accom-
modSte large number OF people.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
ACLEBURNE REUNION EPISODE
a Captured Battle Flag Returned-La-
boring Men Preparing for Their
state COnVention-McmOri
Services TO be Mt City Park.
Other City Items.
An Interesting Relic Of tho War

An interesting hcl1c OF the War.
On Wednesday afternoon very inn
pressivo and beautiful ceremony was
witnessed at the reunion OF Parsons
Brigade at Cleburne. Mr.. Wilry NJ.
CrooS, Il resident Of johnson county,
had 81 his possion the flag and colors
of the Fifty Seventh Indiana infantry,
which no, az corporal of Company !,
Thirteenth Tennessee infantry OF the
Confederate army, captured mt the
battle Of Franklin, Tennessee, during
the latter part of the war, during the
heat Of tho battle. Mr.. Crooks
regiment was in line on
the right Of Chatham's division, which
as the fight progressed was thrown on
the left side of the Federal forces, the
57th Indiana being in front along the
turnpike. During the charge Corporal
Crook saw the color bearer of the Fed
eral command fall, He rushed across
the pike and grasped the colors and
fell back to his company. On the iol-
lowingd ay he presented the colors at
GeneralCheatam's headquarters whore
they remained till the close of the
war when General Cheatam returned
IL to Mr.. Crook, the captor
Mr.. Crook has had tho flag in his p1s-
session ever since until Yesterday.
Corporal Crook, like brave soldier,
realizing the love a soldier has for his
colors, and fully sppreciating tho fra
ternal feeling existing between the
Dlde and tho gray, presented the flag
TO Colonel w. ID. Wylie, department
commander of tho Grand Army OF the
Republic, for transmittGl to the survi.
vors Of the Fifty.seventh Indiana,
through department headquarters.
Major +. NJ, Heath presented the
c0lOrB on behalf of Mr.. Crook in
9 bosutiiul and impressive speech.
Colonel Wylie accepted the sacred
trus. and very ieelingly referred 10
tho Tenewed fraternity OF tho soldier
OF the North aud the soldier of tho
South, and this love of a soldier for his
oolors. The dag will be sent from here
70 department headquarters and from
there 20 the survivors OF tho regiment.
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GRAND UNION PICNIC

DALLAS IMPLEMENT Co.
75l and 1888 Elm Street.
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Kentucky oattle-Raising Company

Parties having cattle to put out on
shares will find II to their interest Ia
correspond with the Kentucky Cattle
Raising company, ut Louisville, Ken
lucky. This company has large tract
OF land under fence, with an abund.
ance OF running water, in Blancoo
canyon crosby county, Address
thom at Louisville, Kentucky.
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l HE UNIVENS az on mia 49,

HE UNIvERS IY OF Tae co.
y located a. SEWANEE, TENSSo urH
be e Cumberland ad Plateau 200 feet a upon
cIa I nSt ,eTel ms school under The NV
teitant Episcopal Church, in tb ,ne RIO.
ana southwest, offers the healtbio.,' outh
uence ana the best advantages both resi-.
and EDUCATIONAL, In It's GrammSru siHsoIal
ana in Its Collegiate and Th eoIoH,1ssGi noo
hlrtmenls For the special claims "a De-
IN Yersity for patronage, apply for VI ~, tol'
n ineb Us to the Rev Tellar Hodgsop U Wy.
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uuelch Hiu,

Tho city scavenger needs checking
up few lines. He gets his carts out
aud begins his work as early as lC
O'Clock, and sometimes before that
hour. Tho stencil he scatters Is fear.
ful and the comulsint is universal. Ne
should be made to defer his work until
8 later hour. If the authorities do not
control him tho citizens will.
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TO H.aso-Owusrs and Renter,

IL your balcony Or shed room leaks,
Enrets' Prepared (0 Ply Roofing will
make 1t waterproof Can be put on ut =
total cost, not to exceed $3.50 per Auuare
90 xl0 feeO and will last as long as
either tin or iron. Prompt attention
given TO all orders addressed to
SIDNEY SnITH,
Dallas, Texas.
Manager Southwestern Department
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sANe Yonr h1cs- n.r.Al

HHNV NUWT NyVH, ft,V0T u
Thousands of persons in this State
alone are yearly running their eyes by
wearing cheap spectacles. BY the use
OF Hawkes. Crystalized Lenses the
sight is strengthened and vision i'm.
proved. These celebrated glasses are
fitted TO all conditions OF sight by
Eisenlohr Bros. Il Schneider, druggists
and German opticians. Cali and have
your eyes tested free.
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wasts An.th.r Holiday.

A four year old Pittsburgh urchin
asked his mother last st. Patrick's
DAY whv they never eelebratod 81.
Jacobs day. Sho said that when Tom.
my grew old and rheumatic they
would oelebrats II with u bottle OF 81.
Jacobs Oil. This pacihed him.
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DALLAS, Aug. 6.-All members OF
G. IL. Thomas Post, No. 6, are ordered
to meet at their nall on the morning of
August ., on or beforoo O'Clock q. M,
IN take part in the funeral ceremony
OF General u :. Grant. BY order Of
Commander, j. &. BIGGER,
DANGEL CooPHR, Adiutant,
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As covering for Ice houseg, slaugh.
.er houses, refrigerator or cold storage
houses, or any house where IL IL de-
hlrable TO eountoraot tho absorption OF
the SUMS heat on a.black surface,
Ehrets' Prepared Roofing with clean
white sand sifted on the last coat OF
cement answers tho purpose az very
moderate cost. The sand beds into the
cement giving light color to the roof,
and as this cemeat hardens in
drying, least does not render il
liquid, hence the sand can neither
run of aor blow Off.
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l5IW. 28d 81. \. y.
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Railrond wrecL

The train over the Gulf, Colorado d
Santa Fe, due here at i:lO yesterday
morning, was seven hours la.o owing
10 u wreck near Meredith, which dc
tanned IL. Several persons were
slightly bruised up.
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THE UNIVERSITY or MISSESI51
AT OXFORD

Next session opens Sentar,h
Tuition free to ali but Law att99er u, lSS
10 both sexes alike Terms vey~ nus Open
Location healthy, aud In an moderate,
famed for its churches, school, ananlly
ana culture. Seventy miles so,,t morality
memphis, Tennessee, and on the = 'Insasi Of
road. Twelve learned i strncto " Rail.
Partments of Law, Art LiIero!rs. De.
science all In successful Operating and
Catalogue and infor cation, annioa. For
chancellor, GENERAL A. r. S TTP,y 70 The
II NJ SULLIVAN
tSec etary Board TrnstNs,
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nor.ford,s AeId pho.phn,..

IN CONSTIPATION.
DIR. J. N. Robinson, Medina, Ohio.
says: "In cases OF indigestion, con .
stipation and nervous prostration its
results are happy"
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Lewis Bros. & Co., of Fort Worth,
will open the finest shoe store ia tho
South September /, IN R6inhardt
building, 736 Elm street.
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Lewis Bros. q Co., OF Fort Worth,
Will open the nnest shoe store In the
South September /, In Roinhardl
building, 736 Elm street,
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st Louis Semina y.
APIivato select school of High Grad,
for Young Ladies.

Situated at Jennings, the most beautiful
Of the suburbs u st Louis, ON an eleyatios
In view of the city, one mile OF the city
limits on the Wabash Railroad. The place
Is beautiful and h aithy Number limited.
Discipline careful and homcllke; each pu-
Pill iudiVlduaIiZcd. English Classics
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and Instrumental and ART
Teachers Of large experience. Commodi-
Gus, wen ventilated buildings, with beautl-
m. and ample grounds, Early application
only Will secure arODm. Terms moderate.
lOuriecuth year commences sept 10Th.
For further particulars ard Catalogues,
add eSs the principal, IA, 4 BLEWETT IL
j.. II. JCunin rs, Mo
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES inlne
weekly begin 9TH July, 1885, and end ON
September Have proved OF signal use
LIST, TO students whe design to pursue their
studies at this or other Law schools; 9ud,
| TO those who propose 10 read privately:
ant Srd, TO practitioners who have not had
| Tho advantage or systematic instruction
| For Circular Ap9ly II, o, University OF Nal
to JsHN II. MINOR, Prof Com. and Stat.
/ Law.
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For sale sale by all Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed free,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
lew. 99d st NY
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To Contractors and builders
w you wish 10 buy
Prepared Roofing,
Roofing Pitch,
Paving Pitch,
Roofing Paints,
Roofing Felt,
Sheatbing Felt,
Straw Board Ceiling Paper ia guam.
Titles 10 suit, and as ohoap as you can
send your orders 10 Sydney Smith,
Dallas, Texas.
Manager Southwestern Department,
NJ. Echret, Jr., Il Co.
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

Opens September 2lst, 1855. One of the
First Schools for Young Ladies in the Uai-
ted States, SURROUNDING beautiful Cit
mate u surpassed. Pupils from eighteen
states. Refers TO one thougand pupis aud
patrons. Terms snong the best In the Nv
ION Board Engl sh Course, LaUin French,
German. Music, ETC. for Scholastic ear
from September 10 Jun S23S. For Cata-
logue, write ID REV WM. a. HARRIS, D. D.,
Pie ideut, Stanton, Va
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AT THE ST. oEoRoE

AT THE ST. GEORGE.
J A Reace, Canton, X Cheatham,
Chicago; w r Wilson, Barclay, Kas;
q A Atwood, city; X Castleberry,
Longvicw; Mark Smith, New Orleans;
w G Davis, wsxahachie; ID b bliger,
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LOWS Bros. 81 Co., of Fort Worth,
viii open the finest shoe store in the
South SepieMber /, in Reinhardt
building, 73j Elm street.
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The Courts.

VIII NONhIs
City w. John Kennedy, drunken.
ness; hned So.
City Va. Henry Wither, drunken.
moss; fined So.
City va Patience Cheek, fighting;
fined 49,
City va. Della Haley, lighting
fined S..
Ton were up FOR non payment of dog
tax, and were all DISCHARGED exoep,
Matilda Garrett, who wa. 1nod 50, the
same 20 be rOmittod whom abe deliver.
her two dogsto the catcher.
JUSTICE sCHuHL,
X. w. Albright aud Daniel Buck
meisier, fluod S22. 20 each for disturbing
the peace.
W. r. Swain and J. Hall, fined SIG. IL
each for falling aud refusing to work
the road after due notification.
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EDUCATIONAL,
URSULINE ACADEMY.
Bll an Street, Dallas.

This institution, conducted by the Ur-
suiine ladies, is most deslrably located.
The system of education pursued is design
ed to develop the mental, moral and phvsi-
cal powers OF the pupils, and to make
them useful women OF refined tastes and
cultivated manners
TERMS IN ADVANCE
Board, washing and tuition, includirg
Stationary, Drawing, Ere nch, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inhrm-
airy expenses, per session of five
months Observation-Disclosures
Music and use of piano o.. .............. IS
Entrance fee (only T the first year. 90. 5
Young ladies desiring admittancs into
the Academy must always produ salts
factory testimonials and recommendations
For further particulars, apply to the
MOTH MR. SUPERIOR.
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KEEP YoURsELF COOL

And Refreshed During the hot weathe
by using Hickox Il Hearno's toilet ant
bath cologne. Only 80 cents a pint.
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A&lE or 8EA0FY is 4 10Y FOREVER.
Dr.. 7. FELIX Gouraud's
ada1iat Cream Oh Magical BaauIIRsI
pU3iFgRS AS WELL AS BEATTY.
EIES TEE SKIN. no OTHER
COSMETIC WILL DDBT.

We Taste ~ TO be gug0 the preparation
s. properly made. Accent no 'oaHrtsrfsit
Of similar name The distinguished Or. l..
A. aayr5 said ln lady OF tho hlu. ION
q pauenO! "As yOu Indies win use tnom,
: recommend 'gourUud's Cream as the
least harmful Of oil tou akin pr6pDra.
uonsP One bottle viii las, Eig month";,
uslug 70 svory dey Also Poulef Subtitle
removes BupertuouS hair wlthOat ipiurv -
the skin. NINE. NJ, B. 7. GoURAuu.
sole proprietor, fB Bond street, y. y.
For sale BY al drugglsts and fancy goods
ueeierh throughout the INN states, Can
adS and Europe. Beware Of base im.ta,
lions y GOO reward FOR the nrv6' and
0r00f ~ aHu ma selling the saiNs.
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Shirt makers, Castles Bros.

Picnic and lunch baskets at Erbs.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

About the middle of December we
received tract entitled 'Last Message
to the house of Israel" warning all
benighted heathens Of the looming oil
the Lord on the 4th Of January, 1885.
The tract aimed to explain how and
why the Lord was going to open a
"star engagement" on that day, but to
one not endowed with supernatural
vision it was about as lucid as the
characters on a Chinese wash-bill.
Not being punctilious about a small
matter of that kind, and having more
time than money. we concluded to
await developments. 81; is a little
while and I will shake the heavens and
the earth and the sea and the dry
land" We waited the phenomena.
We were not among The foolish
virgins 'off buying oil"-at 5000 a
case-oh no! We waited calmly and
serenely the dawn Of Jan. 4th, COL
lecting what bills we could and stand
ing off everybody We owed, and We
are still in the same business at the
old stand, up to January 9th. The
message" reminds us that the fools
are not all dead yet, when they send
forth such trash. Don't waste your
time looking for the coming Of the
Lord, or the dissolution of this old
world. The sun and moon will con-
iinue to chase each other across the
blue dome of heaven for millions of
years to come, and the maniacal
drivel Of se!fappointed prophets will
never come nearer the truth than
sky rocket would splitting hole in
the milky way
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

A gentleman writing from New Or
leans to a friend in Minneapolis, makes
the following statements in regard to
the worlds exposition:
IL arrived here on the 10Th inst. at
the opening Of the exposition, which
was a failure for these reasons: Not
one-half Of the exposition buildings
were then completed, are not nov, and
some will not be for weeks 70 come.
Not one-third of the exhibits are in
place, and many have not arrived.
There are thousands OF people here
more or less disguised, and among
them all the quack doctors and fakirs
of the country. A large proportion of
them are flat broke thousands of
men who came here from the North
and East, expecting employment, are
stranded. The prices for furnished
rooms are from $50 to SIso per
month, and day board from 81 to S..
Residents expected bonanza from
the rental Of rooms and boarding, but
they are already beginning to cry
hard times and will cry louder, as
many Northern people whom, came
here to remain for months are return
ing and others will soon follow. There
are many here from Minneapolis and
St. Paul the majority Of whom declare
this exposition failure thus far, and
advise friends who were contemplating
trip to New Orleans, to remain at
home"
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

to return the shot, when the rifle OF
one and the gun of the other held fire.
Aftcrward they opened fusilade and
Sullivan fell upon his back. But this
was only ruse, for he jumped ~
again and delivered shots in rapid sue
cession, killing or wounding none OF
them, but killing Doe Carlin and his
infant child aged about three years,
which he was holding in his arms.
Then Sullivan escaped under the cover
I If right. Mrs.6arfifr, wfro rs cr1ccintc,
with the aid Of her two children had Ia
drag her dead husband and dead babe
into the house.
A special to Pioneer Press from
Miles City. has the following in regard
to the shooting of Dr. Carlin and
child:
Mrs. Carlin, who has arrived here,
says the sheriff and his posse killed her
husband and child, and that the muir
dercr, Sullivan, is innocent Of that
crime. She says the deputies APP
preached her house about . o'clock ut
night in boisterous manner, calling
for Sullivan to come out and surrender.
sullivan went to the door and fired his
pistol at the deputies, then jumped
back, and, taking up Carlin's rifle,
deliberately loaded it, strapped on a
belt containing cartridges, opened the
door and ran in the moonlight to a bluff
near by, dropped over it, and was gone.
The officers opened fire on the ranch,
and kept it up although there was mo-
body inside but innocent parties. Car
lin graspcd his two little children in his
arms and appeared at the door with
the intention Of stopping the useless
bombardment, but he and his little
hoy, aged three years, met their death.
Mis-. Carln says that while the officers
were riddling the house with bullets.
Sullivan was at least u quarter of II
mile away. They finally ceased firing,
when she went out and implored them
to help her carry the dead bodies Of her
husband and child into the house.
This they fatty refused to do, and after
noisy consultation rode of in the
darkness. Notwithstanding her deli.
cate condition the lady dragged the
dead indoors and remained on guard
over the bodies till assistance arrived
from Miles City next morning. Dr.
Carlin was prominent sheep raiser Of
Montana, aged th,rty-seven, and came
from Findlay. Ohio. where numerous
relatives reside. The bodies will be
taken there for burial.
The Mineral argus., 1885-01-08

character and ability there is no qucs
ton, but Montana also possesses men
Of this -sane-s;amp. Had MIR. Arthur
the good sense and disposition to
abide by the resolution 50 overwlelm.
ingly adopted by the last Republican
National Convention, Montana would
have a governor selected from her own
people BBut nott1ing better could be
expected from the present incumbent
of the presidential chair. The crea-
ture OF accident and dirty political
methods, was unable TO rise to such
heights of craftsmanship, when his
own personal welfare was at stake.
The king he served being politically
dead he would like to be king in his
stead. This sounds like poetry, but
it is an instance where truth and
poetry blend truthfully.
When the curled Apollo and polit-
ical coxcomb, Roscoe Conkling,was at
the pinacle Of his power, Arthur was
his willing and obedient tool, and in
payment for services, Conkling secured
his nomination for the Vice Presidency,
little thinking that national calamity
would raise him to a position Of such
power and influence, as he now enjoys,
only aiming to have him at his COM
mand in case Of an emergency-like
Mrs. Toodle's coffin, "handy to have in
the house."
The quarrel between Garfield and
Conkling brought out the true char
acter of Arthur, for he FASTENED to
Albany to do dirty work for his lord
and master, and was there or on his
return to Washington when Garfield
was killed. Nursed in the cradle OF
political rottenness, he sticks to his
early training in building up his polit-
ical fortunes, and plants seed here
and there, in order that he may reap
harvest in the future. b. Plat Car
penter may come and make his bow
then return to the Empire State
and render aid to the author of his
present un-enviable political position.
"What honor doth hedge about 4
king?"