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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
Eczema.

For the beneht OF suffering humanity,
and In heartfelt gratitude ST tho wonderful
fesii, deem only my duty to give this
Unsolicited testimony IN favor Swift's
Specific. ay vfe has been afflicted with
her infancy. 1T has Increased IN intensity
WIZ each succeeding spring. asd being
somewhat skilled IN medicine myself, I
tried every remedy l could think OF for
yearn-shisapari,la comOiuei with every
form OF PotRssiae, ID hundreds OF other
remt d!t-. loinnsJ and alksli washes OF
every Known sind Int they all gave only
tempo'ay relief curing the spring of 1884
her rowe ltiruuitas became 70 innameu
ana sore inst mo was obliged TO Keep them
constantly co8tea with Il covering OF STU
ler'seaftk,' nl Neu wet and above to dry
on. Among other things, she was afflicted
with period cal nervous headache, &C.
curing reguiarly every seven days, some
times iolioweu ny an intermittent fever
Tor wsess nj n Zine, SO that her lie became
burden to u, r
This sprlng Gotermiued she should take
=. :. y. and fol- owing strictlp The directions
IN regard to do Diet, etc ms was about
seven weeks 1go. After taSif the first
large bottle tn diseasc emed &c increase;
The burning iieh.ng rnd inflammation ce-
came unbe rg bic. She, However, perse
vered in IN uss OF The medicine. Alta
taking the ond bottle the intlammatisa
began ~ suhside After the third bot ia
the iniiam on di7appeared and sore 81 ais
dried mp and turned white and scaly, snd
hnallysne orushedt EN- of IL an impalpa-
BE white powder, resembling pure salt
shc - nov taking The six n bottle, three
tablt-spsOnfuis fotr times daily Every
appearance of the disease has gone, md
lie fesd Is becoming soft, wnie and
smooth tCain; and wat IL more, her Pc
riodicGl headaches have disappeared, and
she lsnop'. mt SO years OF age, enJ ,ying the
only good health sh has known for no.
wards OF A. ears. No wonder she dec ares
with emphasis thai every bottle nj \. : :. Is
Wor II n N rsand times It's weight In gold
Any further III iormation concerning her
Q @ VIII be cheerin ly riven by herself at
her residence, lS5 Mul.t street, or by me,
JOHN i, BRADLEY, a Griswold St
Detroit, Mich, May n, 1885.
For Sale by all Druggist.
Treatise on j Ood end Skin Dlsea. =
mailed freq,
TIL y SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
lraSer 3, atlanta, O..
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The winter sch.d,,,

vIcKsBURo, Miss, Dot. 1O,-A now
schedule win be put In operation to-
morrow Sunday OH tho Vicksburg Il
Meridian and the vlcksburg, Shreve-
port L Texas railroads. The fast mail,
leaving Meridian, Mississippi, going
west, a. a. M, silyipg Vt Shreveport,
Leuisiaus, at ll:l0 y. m; going cast,
the fast mn II train will leave Shreve.
port, Lonisisns, at pa. IL. sra arrive
nt Meridisp, Mis- issippi, at $3.50 p. m,
the distance between the points being
314 miles. Theiun both ways between
Meridian, Mississippi, and Monroe,
Louitians, viii bs made in daylight.
The W aei-hourd rail will leave Vicks-
burg ~ la'5O p. N. aud the esst-bound
mail at 2 y. NJ
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Tho Dsisils Of tho Murder Of u. L,
willmna - he Self-Defsnsc Theory NO
Good.
ALBANY, oct. o. Correspondence
Our peaceful. and law-abiding citi-
zens were disturbed in the pursuit. of
thoir avocAtion on tho svoning OF the
3rd by tho puusuxl SOME of pistol
shsts In th' direction OF the First Ma
ti0nal saloon 70 was soon sscertslpsa
that j. Ii, bgge, the proprietor, had
shot al" killed X. l., Whitman,
news stAut at this place.
An lirastigation by tn,
coronet's jNry revealed tine following
facts, being tho substance OF tho test,
mony:
About 8 0'clook in tho evening Of the
3D., n. II. BlsRs, Tom Lanier and II, l..
Wilimsn were ~ tho bar-rOoin OF tho
First National fgloon. Biggs and
Willmsn IN 'front.' and Lanier behind
the bar. Lsnier went toward the
back reom and told Biggs 10
follow him, 30 wanted to SEQ
him on butiness. Biggs followed
wiik Nillmsn cioso behind him. All
thfoo Wen up s,utrS TO " room above,
and IN a few minutes pistol shuts NJ ara
hoard. Tie deputy sheriff, Henry
Heron, rutltd IN md mot Blgps slf
way down tho Stairs with a amoktup
pistol Ia his band. Willnnu vas
found sitting no ctair by table. tia
elbow OF mis- l1ii arm resting or tho
table, his risg arm banging down
with fippera touching the iioor md
his head hanging Gown with body
bent forward. Three shots were found
IN his breast near tdo region of biA|
heart, and one through Inc criss of
his LETT hand. Bigga ssknov lodges 10
tho killing, but clsi,ns solfdeiense.
Lanier's testimony s conflicting and
" not altogether sustained by
tho, circumstances. Willman'S pist6i
was In the Welstband Of his paEta
at tho iimc he VAS shot, with his vast
pulled down over 1t. Both OF his
hands wOfc u1w6er-burnt on the back.
and ~ his waist WAS beneath the tenlo.
aud hid from Bisgs at tho time OF tho
she 1ling, " IS not probable thnt VIII
mans hsnG was near his pistol, no tho
Sclt-dc'Nuso theory does no. look noe
Nslo. Great excitsment prevailed nj
ihe time, and is not entirely subsidized
80 this date. Biggs was committed 10
jail without bond, and IL suoinE out e
writ OF hAbess corpus before Judge II.
IL. Wheeler. Almost all OF our Niigene
express themselves rs believing IL 10
be n cold-blooded murder. WillMRn
WIS a young man with a large circle of
friends, his only fault being an over.
weening love for whisky. There is a
mystery surrounding the cau,o
OF the killing, which will no
doubt be developed eli the inal trlnl.
The above affair Is 70 bo very much rN-
erottsd, moro especially because OF Tho
hitherto lsw.abiding history OF our
town.
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The Te.a. lrstlic A,s.eln,I.p.

Representatives, OF the Texas Traffic
association and OF the Middle, Western
and Southern roads, held u meeting at
She Southern yes,erday, for tho pur.
pose Of tqualizing rstss frsm points
esst Of the Mississippi river to points
Ia Texas, but there beingso many con.
nic,ing interests To harmonlze, the
work could uot be completed ia one
Gay. An adjournment until to-day
was aRrseo upon, amer holding two
sostions. tor sono years tbs Iexns
roads have been subjected TO dlsas-
trous contentious, In which
tnsr connections, or many OF
thtmi were drawn into THAR
complications, aud AL suffered seri.
Oosly In revenue, and 1t was 10 nut an
emu 20 these striios that the Texas
TIsfac association was formed, Int
whether unexpectedly or not tho rnso.
citation nndr iiself conf onted Tvs eino
very obstinate obstacles ia the wa al
q ToxAs guul ior Texas rRilwsys exnlu.
tively. .rro association controlg TIA
terminal, hnt nos tho inltlal noints Of
iu-bound tNslnesr, aud right there An
whrTo Il iluua ia frat hindor.
ance. fro ~ collation. 10.
quc-ted iorslgn connection 10 "a
equalize rates iTom initial points TINT
the Texas lines coult sciu-t palropt.
agSp on = basin that would bo fair 10
the Inc mumbgga oi tho syro'mout,
which The inliN roads immediately
set about doing, bus ID tho very nr't
mcetlrg, held IA Cincinnati lass Tues.
day, " wes found that tho task would
be nn easy one. Toe VVtt.hluud Inca
from C.nclnistl went tho same rates
1rcm Clncinntti ~ VI common poiuia
IN TtNsses - allowed Chicago, which
tho vnicttp south hoand roads are
NOT willing ia conoedo. Then agsir.
y IL cis'mrd ~ some that
tho ratio via 81, Louis should be lower
than VIA New Orleans. especially 10
points ~ Northern and Central Texas,
vhiltt the linVa rnnninR south from
20. OH, river lrsIst that tho ratio shall
~ less, us tn same ris New Orleans
~ nll points Ia Irxss, " not y Little
lower, anu this position In seconded
~ The cast aud uest linen IN Sou,.. |
ern Texas, tins forcing The Texas ns.
Sycin'ivn 70 take sIdes In the dispute |
psl.stn lines located wholly osst OF |
eoe 1lis>'esippI river. Tho rol,cv of |
ne ohzociaiicn II 70 nee ~ infIueucc
- oQnDdnR difFsronosa be
lU2o4 nheo beyond ils }ulisdle(lou.
p ; ieiSie u - sssuSilssS'sss:sss |
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Nn,e. rrnn, R.i,a

BAIRD, Oct, 0-lCorresroudonool--
ous criminal docket now promises Ia
ahosd muoh work for Tho criminal
lawyers, thero hsins thr1a or four now
eatus IN which tue denendanta Lavn
nean huuIi over for tuair appearance
oelors the district court.
Hruund hRa been nrritn Tor tho
foundation OF tho Epifoup. sburch.
We compilation Of which viii he pushed
Toward rapidly.
livery h'uz Is dry and needing rain
hAliy.. EMucfs cannot do fnyuinr
toward prOnsiirs Tor tho future cfoDi
ahd .tlck NtUr a rctrON. Sr,nn OF
ihe oldosi settlers are moving oui, only
10 nivo room flr more experienced
f1rmcra,
Despite The drought aud ttfirfor.
tlmes GUY llule city IA iast ouinv.
new hou'es are roine up aud nov, iesea
VSn % soen every day on tho slfoutr.
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ms .. 4 =. Q. TO BE SOLD.
n o.nsa Re ssl ssashsrn Pacific Agree
= Fright Rstss-DsIibsrstions Of
The Tssss franc Association.
The Hsstest Run ON Re-
cord - Other News.
Arrival Of the Railway Nasnatss-snit
Agatnst Gsuld


81. LOUIS, Oct. l0.-[Speoisl. jay
Gould srrived here to- day accompanied
by Russell Sage, A. L. Hopkins, George
Gould, Captain Sehaokiord, OF tbs
yacht Atslanta, srd DIR. Mnus, Hr.
6axe's physician. They were met
at Decatur by General Manager A.
A. Tslmago and II. X. Wade, snperin-
tsndent Of transportation, and at .
nearer point by first President
II. NJ. Hoxie. The party reached
East 81. Louis about 10 o'clock and iu-
spected the stock yards aud bridge
torminsl before coming to This side.
Gould was welcomed By = deputy
sheriff, who served him with papers
In suit tiled to-day by
Mr.. John NJ. WOODY who
sues for sl50,C0o damages for breach Of
promise. He Gays he contracted with
Jay Gould In 1882 to build a double
track railroad barwesn S.. Louis
and the town OF Pacific, 30 miles
distant, to he used by the Missouri
Pacific. Gould was TO take IS per cent.
OF the stock, ana Woodward IS per
cont. Woodward was to have an an
nual salary Of 5000 for three years
a. month later Gould got hold OF the
'Friscof road and abandoned Wood.
ward. For this Woodward asks
Sl5O.OOO.
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inso which lie forsign connections
msy fall, besauee Of the insims ate reis-
sion that exists between many o. its
line members and foreign roads. IL 10
doubtful II the Supse. route would get
much business originating NJ CiHcin-
natl and poip,s no, tn sno east thereof,
II rstes were the same via Sc. Lonis ~
via New Orleans, and IL most certainly
weuic no, II the rates were made ia
vorshls to the ST. Louis route. This
the Southern Pacific fully under
atknos, and it Ia Just poe-
sible that 1t may demand
difierentisi, or else = larger slice of the
business going tn Texss, whether it
heuis ,tur pet. At all events ,hs Sun
act Is bound to hEvs It's iu,l snsrs ~
this trsfhc. even though IL shskss she
very foundation OF the Texas TrsIc
association TO get it. In The mesr-
zine the initial liIsa in tho Middle
States will war over aha Suastion of
eqaahzlng rates from points that dent
care to be IN harmony with any other
point.
The following promiaoD; railway
ofllcisis Of lines interested In Texas
traffic ware Ia sttsndapoH a. the meet
ing: j Waldo, commissioner OF the
Texas Trsflio association; w. IL. New
man, trsfiio msuSger Missouri Pacific;
o. G. Murray, general freight and pa.-
seDger agent Gull, Colorado q Santa
Fe; Il. W. Walker, assistant general
freight skspt Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe; ID. Riplsy. general freigst asnnr
Houston & Texas Central; A. Is
Dodge, general freight agsnt reyss
d 81. Louis; }. NJ. Culp,
general freight agent Louisville
g. Nashville; Asa Kellogg, gspsr-
| Al agent Atlantic systeu S1gtherp
Pacific; b. j. Mitchell, general freight
and passenger agsuL Cbesapeske,o Ohio
q southwestern; II. Ccllorsn. general
freight and Passenger agent Quecn d
Crescent system; Commercial Agent
Young, Illinois Central; NJ. Knight,
general freight agent Wabash, st.
Louis Il Pacific; l. A. Emerson, gen.
ersl freight agent Missouri Pacific;
L. $. Parson, general freight ind pas
sapger agent Louisville, Eyanaville d.
st. Lnuis; w. II. McNoli general
freight agent Louisville, New Al
baDy IL Chictgo; A. III, Mel sod, gan
eral freight agent Ciucinnnti, Hamil-
ton & Dayton: II. 5. Page, general
freight agent Big -Four.
Said Commissioner Waldo yosier-
day: "Wc may not be able 10 enforce
tho order prohibiting tho payment Of
commissions in Texas, but II IL is pos
siblo 10 enforce 1t, you rasy be- assured
that IL will be TO tho very latter. SO
far as l have sten lntornsd, no one oh
jeotn TO it but the ticke. sellers IN Tex
NJ. believe the rule can be enforced,
and IL II Ia tho increase in the not rev.
enue will demonstrate that the prlu-
ciple is right Globe Democrat.
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nFFtIh SupANcr. srsrf..fr
Nthnl hlatoru Austin, TeNss. Oetpbe~ N
~ ~ oaU nom " inay concord;
4 lll4 10 certify That iho pneln0 Arniusi
Lir ia ufauvl company Of c liforpin. ma
IN Nll lssrtcts iuliy complied With thn
,tiso, teNas AZ CONDITIONS precedent toits
SohfynN hoits q cert hcnto OF Ru horiiv
!, ,io soiiioe eniituugit 10 d1buslue 4. M
my htete Tor ~ 20 months from tho IL
uey Di october, ltS5, 10 ihs Slss dav OF NJ
Ssinpei ID Given under my hand ard
az X uiles, ~ Austin. The dag mud d 10
NV ""uNo "ri'teh' IL = BEE,
pau,re Commissioner.
,--.-,-.---...-. Nnnas Ifkns
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Train Di.patchcr., A,s.clat,on,

Tho American Train DispatchorS'
asaocition, by its executive commit
tee, has issued y circular calling their
members together ut the various
prominent points for the purpose OF
forming local orders, by which y closer
union say be had, and the question
leading to The adoption OF n standard
and more perfect System Of handling
trains receive more attention FROM
convention,
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Notes.

GeorSe A. Knight, OF the Vandalia
limo, Is In the city again, after brief
absence on buainess.
A speciAl sleeper will be run on the
night OF tho 18th to pecos for tbs ben.
eft OF those going tn the sale OF town
lots, and will remain theirs until after
the day OF sale.
Tho charter OF the L Psso, st. Louis
u Chicago Railway and Telegraph
company was fled yesterday at Aus
tin. The line Ia to commence st Ell
PAso and run north 10 the boundary
line OF New Mexico. The capital stock
is 800 900.
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I Tho Fsste.t en- RECORD

The fastest railroad time OH record
was made Tburrday from Decatur to
Skhouis. The distance Is 1l2 miles,
which were covered In los minutes.
Ona Atoppage was madc st Taylorvillo
for watsr. There were IA cars to the
train. Once on the Union Pacific the
aatho engineer, William Percival,
dyOve a nnow-pl0w connected with
Dur engines, 2l2 miles in 2O4 minutes.
Snow banks eight feet high were
thrown up on either side OF the track
with lightning rapidly, and in one
place they struck snow bank so high
that they made tunnel straight
through II. "Ard." added the anRin-
Ger, a. he fms he'd his remarks, "it was
~ sclid a. 1; God had ,nsd 1t out OF
YO0kv
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Our stock of boots and shoes 0fgent's,
lsdies', misses, and boys ohildren's
fall wear, Is now CON-
plete. w. have Tho bsst aed
largest stock over exhibited IN Dallas
and az lower pIicre, than good cns-
homemade ever sold here heretofore.
Call at tho old reliable shUo iIoues Of
Leon kahn'sand examine goods and
get prices.
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Our ladies ioos-wesr department is
the most completa in Tao Nty, our
stock is completely grsded. from a
good low. priced article, 10 the hest in
the land. We handle goods Tor al
classes, our prices are made 10 suit tue
masses, a. Loon Kahn 81
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The Denver & Rio araade I. be s.ld,

The Denver a Rio Graudo to DO Ssid
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. l0.-D. J. MOffat,
OF Denver, president OF The Denvcr &
Rio Grande, who Is in this city, says
his road will be taken out Of the hands
OF the receiver in shout two weeks
and sold, and be entirely recognized
under new management. The road
is In better shape than ever before, and
making more money. This road is
included In the withdrawal OF the
Burlington q MiHronri from the Trans
continental pool. II ia thought this
win yesuit'in lho breaking mp of The
poolaptifely.
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Having greatly reduced my stock OF
fine hats will now sell thu balance Of
stock regardless Of prizes. l need aud
must have tho room for largs stock
OF shoes. Call soon, aud save money
before the stock IN hTosen up. az Leon
Kahn'-.
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Tho At.hi.o. . s.uthern raeisc

NEW YoRK, OCT. lO.-LSpecial l.
Boston advlces state that a
contract has been slgncd he-
tween the Atchison Il South
ern Pacific concerning the Southern
California business, which practically
places the control OF the Southern por-
ton Of the State In tho hands of the
Atlantic Il Pacific. Both companies
agree to maintain present tariff rates
Official particulars not yet obtsinable,
but an explanatory statement will be
Issued on Monday.
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EOR RENT = TWO-SrORY BRJcSr
II building On the southwest ccrner -
Main and harten streets, adjoIpinr ~
Coliseum theatre; a gooS location INV
saloon or restaurant; sfserel low. ~ =
Lease Q. ~ mouths: apply 10 kuR.
TOR nENr-IHRAE STORE G00Os
center; offered at & reasonable rental on
u monthS lease. MURPHY A R,,s%s
Resl Estate and Collecting Agents
lNOk HENT-THo VERY DEsTRHRI
II uonSes Of II rooms each, well iacs..5s
and suitable for first-class boarding honsaso
anoiher az nine rooms north corner ~
Ross avenue and Orange street, and owe ~ ~
nins roons No. 50 Bryan street aSantsss
for the same purpose, sud a number OF rasi-
denres In various portions OF the citv esr,
in East Dallas, br MURPHY A Rof .S ue
30 III Main street.
TOR REhT-EIUHT.R ROOM BOUsEo1
II CASTOR avenue, Enown as tbs smith
properly, goGN stables, wafer and spscians
grouncs; price, 'SO. CRUTCHEs & CRu,rcH.ss
ER, successors TO Crutcner & Croydrs. M
i0l haia street, upstairs. II
FfUN RENT-A FOUR NOOM H0IiSE
" William street, on Cumberland
Hill; good stable and good wster: $40 ~
Also iour.roon house on Pavilion strees
near Gan Jacinlo; goNd water and rooJ
noShSo1nuou thVlSuHR ~ CRurCHER
SUCCESSORS to Crutcher d Crowdus. norib
east corner Main and PoyGras streets. nm
stairt. w
NOR RGNT-oFFIGf. ROOMS. MP
A. stars, aud numoet OF small houses
Also one &c Tnctern house Of s rooms
cornoS Of Hawkins and Live Oak street,
CRu1cHEs CRUrcnER, 40 Main street.
ups airs. II
EOR Ru1T-lE2, WOOD STREET.
u hogse of J rooms furnished or nnfur.
nshed Address NJ Mercury Office. nsi.
los. Texas, with references. II
EOK RE&T--A NfUELY FURNISHEn
IL font room, with board, - va Jack.
son gree'. octl0.tt
DOR REni-A NICELY WURNISHE6
Il room at residence No. 739 Pacific ave.
aue married cnupiS without children
prsI.rr :, l-..,.,,....,., oct9.7t
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Cur ftll a'oclt IL now complete, we
guaranteed 10 show Tho most comniete
line OF underwear, Rhlris, hosiery and
every thing else, in ilne FURNISHING
Eoon : Ia Daileh. II. h. Burr & Mo-,
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DR.. Scotps Cocoa, Beef, Iron and
Phosphorus, ous OF tho best tonics iot
loss of appetite snd debility. Try It,
For sale by Hickox & Hearne, Pattor.
sou, Glover d Co., Jeff House sud
Howell Bros.
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II. B. Burr Il Bro. are sole aFonts
for tho celebrated "Knox Het,n che
very best made sos Main street.
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sass will get you genuine mons
hand. sewed calf shoe, 10 button, lace
OK gsiter, The easiest, beat and cheap
est shoe in the lsuh for IA . money, ~
Leou Kahnls.
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Tho Gloso Clc, ~ House sweeps
tho country, uU.s01ming, without
pre,ensioos, th6y are dealing out 20 an
npprecistive public, chilGron's aui,s,
ard boy suits, mems huits, shirts at
prices that make an impression.
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Don't fail 20 telephone Bouche for
your groceries, crackers and canned
Goods, aains, teas, sugars, everything
In the gregory line.
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsis and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer Is
snsreu;eed to cure you. Sold by j. l..
Wllh2ins IL Co.
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John Cisentraut, bricklayor, oistern
builder and setting CRATES and al!
kinds OF tielworK. Leave orders az 4l4
Commerce. atE0Ns.
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Nolsnd 4 McRosky Hardware com.
psuy. sell tho famous Charter .ools
stove, for either coal ar weed. pss,
stove ia Tho world. Every enc pusr.
aniteh ~ rlvo entire satisfaction, 81;
aud $50 Elm street.
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Group, who0piug cough and brOn-
ohitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by j. l., Williams &
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Shiloh's Cough and Cons umpiion
Cure Is sold by Us on guarantee. IL
sures consumption. Sold by j. l.. vii.
llams & Co.
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PATrERsoS's soda and mineral
waters are made from clsiern warer.
400 Main sueet, corner Poydras. New
stand -'N'
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Castles Bros, have the largest Az.
sorlrant OF silk. wool ana bsibriggen
underwear. bl2 Main street.
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DO not fail 10 cali and examine tho
elegant selection Of black imp ,ried All
over lace, nt 70 cents per yard: 81 psr
yard, worth $50; Sis yer yard, worth
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

Wo viii show you tho finest assort-
inent Of Arnhelm merchant tailor
goods, vt 30 ceuI8 dollar, Globe
Clothing Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Sbiloh's Cure Is
tho remsdy Tor you. Sold by j. l..
Williams d Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

GIOR SALE or EXUHANGE-FAR
II of 40 acres, about 10 miles northeast.
~ Dallas. FiVcdwolhngs and six good teu-
ant houses, barns, etc. Also one-ha!t in
terest in u number ono mill ani gin, Win
sell cheap f'r cash and on easy terms, or
will exchange for Dallas city property
Apply 10 SIMPsoE IL HUFFMAN, 7Si Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

New stock Of buggies, oarringos and
phetona just received by Guyion,
Smith x Co, oil Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

Or. Hammer, tho drunkard's friend,
will be- az me 81. James hotel for few
weeks. Gail and DO cured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

New stock Of oardne0s, buggi9s and
nhmtons J1st rrouiv55 by Cav ton,
Smith IL Co, OIL Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

BouchG, ihs Main street grocer,
Keeps ntulrr but tue freshest grocer
les, canned goods and green groceries
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

PATrERsoN sells the best cent cigar
In the world, 200 Main street, corner
OF PoydIas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

Have used Tlngalinu in neuralgi,
with perfect succs So; ono was case o
ueurAgA OF tho heari.
j, II, CLARKE, NJ. D., Cub,, Mo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

$3.50 viii get ladies' genuine CuE
Kid, hand-turn-bu,ton boots, at Leon
Kshn's.