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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17
SIDEWALK NOTES.

Ladies', misses and childrens'
heel slipptrs at Leon ksbns.
l.. +. Curtis, the jsweleT.
L. f. Curtis, the jeweler.
Fresh oysters Delmonico.
Crazy quilt pieces at Bauman's.
Wootan Wells water, cents q glass,
at the Glen Lea saloon.
Woo;sn Wells water Yeceiy I'd daily
~ the Glen Lea saloon.
Fresh WootGn Wells water every
day st the Glen Lea saloon.
Established 1874 Oldest saloon in
Dallas. Two Brothers saloon.
628 Main street. All kinds of fruits
snd vegetable at a. L. Bouche's.
Orr, IA Main street, csn't be beat on
buggias, bUck-boards or road carts.
Bouch0 Keeps an kinds Of cigars al
tobacco Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
Waganhseuser beer, always fresh,on
tap 20 1U5 Elm street., tho Blue Front.
Coal and coke 81 bottom figures, 10
largo and small quantities., Dallas
City Gas Light company.
Bouohp,t tho Main street grocer, Keeps
the Alden c0nplOssed yeast. Alvey
fresh.
Elegant new stock of jowolry jus
received. Corner Main and POydTss
streets. l.. y. Curtis, iawe,sr.
The finest assortment OF spectacl5s
and Eyeglasses in tho city, corner OF
Main and P0yGras streets,
TO have your watches, clocks and
| leWolry repaired, 20 to i, Il. Curtis,
corner Of Main and Povdras streeta.
In collars, Coon d, Co., arc taking the
load, Our stock is the largest in the
city. II. B, Burr IL Bro, sos Main
| street,
One of the incest presents for your
wife ia phaton or buggy. IL don't
cost much. Orr will sell them low, 72l
Main street.
Talk Is cheap, goods and prices
| always toll. Don't fail 80 SEQ Burr
Bros, new full stock Of furnishing
| goods and hats, 505 Main street.
| Pltman d Roberts, contractors for j.
j. Schillenger, patent comont side
walks. Office Gt Ord's Place, Nc. III
Lamar street, Orders promptly at
tended to.
The Thomas addition is now the 70
vorite for handsome residence lots, fol
sale by Oliver Thomas IL Bro, Poydra,
street, in rear of Flippen Adoue 4
Lobit's bank.
A beautiful homo Is tho delight Ot
all. If you want one, consult j. n
Consistent guarantee TO give you this
finest high art pGper-hanging for thj
least money in the city, liz SycsmorI
| street.
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Jim Crutehfield Is colored citizen
OF Dallas. Jim's occupation is that OF q
wo!l-digger, and his reputation for
truth and vorsciiy up to tho present
time hag never oeen questioned, a
lIEIALp reporter met Jim yesterday
and in tho course of conversation nc
related wonderful account of an olm
Tree about one milo above the city In q
bend of the river, 10 says thar
this tro9 emits water from
its foliage in such quantities as liter
ally to rain water. He ayers that
standing beneath that tree, one would
Imagine that a heavy shower wa
passing over. In the dryest weather ol
the summer this tree is continually
leaking from every branch, limb and
leaf. Sim stoutly ayers tho truth oi
what no says, and No moreover de-
clares that il any one doubts tho fact
OF this, he will put up money on what
hO sBy9,
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Doctors Certihcate--Cancer, Skin Iais-
ease aud rheumatism,
Several years ago a cancerous ulcer mad

Several years ago Il caucerOus ulcer mad
its appearancepOu my chin Three years
egO 10 slOughed out, but last spring re-
Turned. soon after the cancer appeared,
my sLin became dlseaseJ--any slight
wound or bru'sc would iAfame, spread
and make an ugly sore, Bnugh places and
heavy black scales formed en- my hands
and face. Last October was attacked
with rheumatism IN my feet, ankles, knees
and hips, which bscpmr so stiif, swollen
and sor3 and tie muscles so contracted
that il was Impossible for me 10 straighien
myse f, In this terrbl" condition, no
medicine gave meany relitc-my appetite
ana strength failed, and ! bec3ua COM
pictely hopeless I'm this almost hopeless
condition, l determined % Try GGIsN's
PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER ! procured a
supply and began the use OF 10. / used it
about one month, aud ! so much improved
that | began 10 walk Gblut with the aid of
clutches. The cd.cerOu nv chin entirely
disappeared. The black heavy scales tlat
h0d formed on nay ace and hands fell OIL =,
and ny skin became clear, smooth aud
healthy. would also STATE that for seVe-
raj Yeas ! have used this medicine In my
practice Ia the treatment Of glauJulsr ard
akin diseases, ana J have never known il
TO lailtp cure any case where W has been
used according to directions / do there
fore, most cherrlulv reCOmm nd ne To al
who may be afflicted with any OF the dis
eases for which Il Is prescribed
j. f., STEPHENSON, &. D.,
Griffin. Ga
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0rln,llns LiYalY.

owing to tho fact that tho bar com.
mittee failed last week to make an
assignment of cases, not much has
been dono In the distric. court this
week. Tho time OF the court has been
principally consumed in hearing do.
murrers. Some very important ones
have been disposed OF, and In the
op,nlon OF the bar, will eyentuate in
.xpediting the business OF tho term,
Inc docket Ii very large. Civil Jury
cases VIII occupy the court until the
last week OF tho term. when the ia,l
cases VIII ba taken up. Tho attorney 9
VIII have an opportunity TO tost the
efnciency OF the now rules lately
adopted by the bar. ''
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Como to Graham.

On tho 6:i5 west-bound Texas u Pa,
cihc train yesterday evening United
States Dsputy Marshals Morton and
Weed left for Graham, carrying with
thom the United States prisoners VINO
have been confined in the county Jail,
The following sro the names
OF 1.-THE prisoners, together with
tho ohense with which they
are charged: Alexander Calvin
colorad, murder; j, w. Jones, white,
Tobbing the mail; Jim Livingston,
white, grand larceny; Ed Read, white,
grand larceny; James Sally, white,
grand larceny: Frank Stewart, Waite,
grand larceny.
The fall term of tho United States
district court begins Moneay ut Ora.
ham, with Judge 4. P. Mccormick GU
the bench.
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Rsnney Allen, Roekwsll; W W Ross,
Pilot Point; j II Balm, Mexis; A
Shwarts, COrsicsna; w A Burnett. ST
Louis; + Norris, Texas; Alex Nc
Cameron, Dallas, Robt Donnell, Nor
gan; VIM Ballerworth, Con Daley, Ed
HicSsge, Hals; Chas Hidnuek, Nc
Kinney; ii A WestermRn, city; VIM u
Jolley, Wichita Falls; l. w CsnnGay,
Cleburne; 5 Davis, New Orleans; j i
Young, jim Smith, Ennis; Il f Green
Lancaster; A G Deyere, A j McNsi;y
CbieagO; w Cxmmack, Abilene.
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More Letter-Cnrriera

A HERALD reporter called upon Col
onel Motion, post Office inspector, a.
his room at the Grand Windsor yester-
day, to learn what changes were con
templated in postal matters here. The
colonel, who is an old army officer, gud
who has been Ia tho postal service FOX
the past Ia years, talked freely, though
no protested that he had nothing in
the way OF noWa further Than
that he had, after driving
over the CITY, concluded That Dallas
was entitled 10 more letter-earrisrs,
and that East Dallas was entitled to
three, SO no has recommended that
Dallas be given four additional car
| rier', and that East Dallas be brought
within the service. He also reoOn-
| msnded that later collections than arc
now made, be made from tho boxes in
tho business centre, Tor tho better &c.
| commodRtion OF our business men.
Postmaster Cochran has concluded to
detail ono VI Tho carriers each week,
turn about, to collect this late mail
matter from tho boxes, which will 10
"a late as $3.50 p. M, ana whom the ad-
ditlOnai carriers are put on ii Will DO
extended as late as $3.50 p. m.
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a Carafrnm.lns,ics schuhI.

Dallas, Texas, Oct 10 &C. V. Waller, Drug
& 81. Elm street:
DEAR SIR:-In answer to inquiries
made regarding tho sale of = certain
bottle from your store TO Charles Pol
lack, and which bottle was handed 10
the jury OF inquest, can but say that
after close investigation ! am OF r pos
tive opinion that said bottle con
tanned, whom IL was gotten Mt your
place, quinlne, and could have con
tanned nothing else; therefore, b9 AZ
sured that no blame OF the unform-
nate mistake can under any circum
stances he attached to- you and yours
Very respectfully,
II, SCHULZ, Acting Coroner,
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS.
How to Tell Quinine-Ihe Religious Re-
vival = Watts Di-
vorce and Alimony- Real Es-
tate Transfers. Let.
ter Carriers Wanted.



The mayor dealt out justice as fol-
lows yesterday: Joe Powers, theft,
transferred to Justice Schulz; Joe
Powers. intoxicated, fined So: Ben
Harman, intoxicated, fined IS; Joe
Broxton, intoxicated, continued; Ed.
Burns, Intoxicated, tined 80; John
Rufus, Intoxicated, fined 50; T. b..
Hopey, Intoxicated, fined 49,; Mollle
CLARK, Yagrancy, disnissed; Charles
Robbins, walking with a prostitute,
dismissed; Bessie Godberry, fighting.
fined So; Eater Swindoll, fighting,
dismissed; ". IL. Moore, assault end
battery, fined So; Charles Hall, assault
and battery, dismissed.
DIsTsICr COURT.
Mitchell ~ Scrugga Va, q. b. GILES.
pie, tax collector, epjoining defendant
from collecting taxes on $4,000 feet on
Main s.reet, Judgement for plain
tiffs.
Citizens bank VS., Dallas Paint and
Color works, Judgment for plaintiff
by default for STA 80.
Dallas National bank VS.. Ii. w.
George ct NJ, Judgment for plaintiff
by default for S2476.
First National bank VS.. w. II. Will
liams ct al, Judgment by default for the
plaintiff in the sum of $2,726.40.
Schneider d Davis vs. w. G. Baird
Judgment by default for plaintiffs for
$6fl,93.
Bsiterton Il Hopkins VS.. G. A.
Waller ~ Co., Judgment by default for
plaintiff in the sum of 1854,
X. V. Tompkins va. j. Il. Carr OF al.
judgment by default tor plaintiff for
M,76l.l0 and SIG.
Elizabeth Eikins va. A, y. G. Mil
Ter ct al, Judgment as per sgreoment
filed.
j. Il. O'Connor ys. w. 4. Hudson ct
al, judgment by default Tor plaintiff
for the sum OF 81 ,5l5.
Il. Il. Marsslis d Co. VIZ. j. s. Downs,
judgment by default for S2,2si4O.
Jesse Edwards wRs granted n di.
v0rce from Laura Edwards on TIE
ground Of wanton abandonment.
IN JUSTICE SCnUHL's
court the case OF III. Seeker VS.. Gulf,
Colorado Il Santa Fa Railway, an ac'
ton on account fer Sl9, was dismissed
by order OF the plaintiff.
In tho case OF Schifi vs., XeibHro. ru,
S9f, Judgment wss given plaintiff l0r
his debt, ana an attachment on lot
AZ thN ivy III btbSN 400 N as AtlgtinHNQ
ana an order OF sale granted
Henry Lewls vs.. II. Linn, q lien
upon a parlor organ, was foroe,osed
and order ofsala made.
N. q. G1dlier Va. G. Wonder and j.
Bauer, for preach of contract, iuig-
ment was given for S22.
JUSTICE KENDALL
yesterday tinod Harry LundGy $40 and
costs for Disturbing tho peace. la do
feult Of payment he went n Jail.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Jessie w. Jones, tho alleged mail
robbsr, was before United States Coma
missioner Mccormick yesterday. The
only witness examined for the prose.
cntl0n was tho veritable Jones him
self. Jones, who ia quitea youth, told
his tals ss IL IL were hugo Joke, ana
appeared to treat the matter as of yery
little Importance. When tina court
announced that his bond was fixed at
$4,000, no laughed imaodarately. OF
course he coald not give the bond.
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Dallas County and CITY scho.l,,

Dallas city and county certainly
have no reason TO complain OF the want
OF SUFFICIENT educational facilities, 30
FAR rs buildings are concerned.
Thero are In Dallas county
alone, exclusive of Dallas city or
East Dallas, 100 schools. There ere,
counting the high school, seven pub
lie schools in tho cltv, and IA Nianv
private ones. East Dallas has n high
school. She can challenge any
county IN tho State in this respect. I'm.
migrants and newcomers hunting n
Two city or county In which to locate
should remember this.
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Tho rnnchcrs, snlnrlnn-

To-day tho teachers In the city
schools, both white and colorcd, will
be paid, The city secretary was busy
yesterday making out warrants of the
city treasurer Tor tho amount due
each toscher. IL will take exactly
$l,55ll3 20 foot the bill, but no hou6t
tho moulder Of the young idea viii re-
jOice Only three white teachers
taught tho full month, while ell Of The
colored teachers taught tho entire
month. This is attributed 20 thl
dreadful d0ugue.
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EDUCATIONAL,
Tulane UNIVERSITY 0fLOulsliH
LAW DEPARTMENT..
Q next session of this departmsnlr!

The next session of this Department.
Ccgin Monday, November 10, 1875. -
The Law School is not limited 10 ln ,A,.
ton IN the civil law OF Louisiana. w,
res and course ofstudles are deslgnsn'
prepare the student for admission v
bnr not only in this state, but also ~ 4
Of the COMMON law states Of the UnlOs'
invites to It's classes all who wish VI,
themselves for the practice OF the lM, n,
professors are well known Lawyers o.
standing at the bar, ripe Ia expsrieuu!ss,ji n h
still actively engaged In the praeice~ I
profession. Tuition, $50 yer SESSION.
FACULTY, ,,.,<
Rlndell Hunt, LII H., Emeritus VS.
Professor of constitutional Law, eoD-
clal Law and the Law Of EVIDENCE nu
William Francis Mellcn, Lib " ros1
Professor OF Common Law ana nTe2
Jurisprudence, and Lectu or on va"
lew and tho Law OF Pleading, ,,..n
Henry Carleton Miller, Profess
Admiralty and lnternatlonal le", .r q
Henry Dents, Professor of CIV, H., II; aIll
Lecturer on the Land Laws OF INV
States .,,,ssg1
All communications should Pc ,an PIN;
TO WILLIAM \. MEb ~ AZ
Dean of the Faculty ~
10 Carondolet Street, New uIe----sS
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Thousands OF PERSONS in ,hIs State
alone rr5 yearly running their Dyes by
wearing cheap spaCJacles By the usg
% Hawkes. CryG,alized L0nsas the
oil phL is strengthened and vision iIa-
proved. These celebrated glasses arc
lifted to all conditions Of sight by Els.
oulOhr Bros, & Schneider, druggists
and German opticians. Gail aud have
your eyes tested free.
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Incompatible, indispensable, in tai.
star Cough Cure.
Flremen,n Aslorlatlsn.

The paid aremen Of this city have
formed an organization to bs known .,
the Firemau's Benevolent association
OF Dallas. The object of tho sssocla.
ton Is to render aid TO one another IN
case OF sickness, accident or death, An
assessment ofsl per month 10 mado on
each membar, and thus q fund is ere
eted to bs drawn npou for tho beneh.
OF its mombers. The following officer.
wero elected: Tom Wilkinson, prjsi.
denti G. Il, WilllamB, secretary
George Berger, treasurer; G. w
Smith and George Burnett were made
On executive board.
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G. ID. Williams and wife to John a..
Crockett, four acres Of the Hurd sur
vey, for $50.
John NJ. Crockett. and wife 80 b. l.,
Barbour, five acres Of the Beatty sur
vey, for i40O.
j. Il. Martin TO j. b. Sinclair, 50xl25
ieet ON Polk street, for $500.
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Wha5 pleasing sigh; 90 wisuoss
Elm street Ind Lamay 5ttG9, from Elm
to Ross avenue daily blooSado1 with
WAGONS loaded down 50 tho guards
with cotton. II speaks words OF ohoar
for Dallas, ana elbows how Wo arc ap
prooiated from near and far by tine
honest yeomanry OF th3 land. We wi Ia
tho farmOr9 cnutl geG 80 c9pt8 per
pound for tao il09cy staple,
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Alter . thorough test w. II,
Howell 4 Bros, druggist, most posI.
lively assert that Ackei's English
Remedy IL tho best medicine for
asthma, Group, coughs, whoopinp
cough, aud all lung troubles, that G an
DC iound. Ask them about II, for they
fully guarantee II.
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For fifteen years they have steadily gain-
od IN favor and with saleg constantly in
creaslng have become tho most popular
corset throughout the United states
Inc q quality 10 warranted il wear twice
~ 10 rs the ordinary cOvScig We nave
lately introduced The q aud r II Grades,
WIN extra long waist, and we can furnish
them when preferred
Highest awards irlmHl the worlds great
fairs, The last modal received IL for First
Degree OF merit, nom the lac Exposition
held at New Orleans.
While scores q patents have bron found
worthless, The prluclNlss OF the Glove Fit
ting have proved invaluable.
Rptjilvrs are authorized to refund money
II, ON examination, these Corsots 10 not
prove MS represented. For sale everywhere.
catalogue igec On Huplicttl IN
THOMPSON. LANGDOS IS 90, n. Y.
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VU0TNN NOTNHI
NsW York Cor. Times -UamccIa
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There are scores of persons who arc
suffering from some form OF blood dis
order or skin disease, such as scrof-
.ula, boils, etc, etc. After practical
test w. H., Howell & Bros, druggiBts,
assert that Acker's Flood Elixir will
certainly cure all such disease, in
Guiding syphilis and rheumatism. II
is not % patent YOstrum, but q scion
uho preparation. They guarantee Il,
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However light
And tllNn-ilhln.

HoWcNcr light
And dlLcatiblc,
For two or three hours mt limo |
had 20 10 through tho most
ENcruCisting pains,
"And The Only way | over gop
"Relici ~
Was 10y throwing up all my stomach
contained No one can conceive the
ptins that I had 10 20 through, until
AT laslp
l was tak0nl $50 that for three
weeks lay IN he'd and
Could cat nothlnR!l!
My huilorngs w0io so that / called
two doctore 20 give me something that
would atop tho pain.
Their efforts were no good TO inc.
~ last heard q good deal
"Ahnut your Hop Bitters !
And determined 20 try them.n
Got a bottlc-in four hours took tho
contents vt
ono IN
Next day 1 was out OF bed, aud have
not seen
"Sick 20
Hour, nom the Same cause, since,
have recommended IL 10 hundreds
OF others. You have no such
Advocate es / am.n
GEO. KENDALL, Allston, Boston, Mass,
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1861 prizes, amounting to............s2 1926, 800
Application for rates to clubs should be
made onlyto the Office OF the Company In
New Orleans For further information,
write clearly, giving full address.
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URUH On, nnllag, gQy1q,

F8T SHE hy IU0 Z u. H0NDUs
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The Rallsioua Hcxixal

The revival now gsing on at the
Commerce Street Christian church Is
attracting marked attention. The
house is too small to accommodate the
multitude that nightly 20 thither. TIL,
great repution which Mr.. Black bears
asa minister OF the gospel, Is certainly
deserved. As an orator, as logician
and ~ 9 scholar, he is the peer Of the
ablest divines Of our ago. He IL n,
stormor, but confronts you with cool
reasoning aud sound logic. His ser
mon on the divinity of Christ IL pro
nounoed grand and uranswerable.
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How Pale You Arel

Is frequently the exclamation o! one
lady to another. The fact ia not n
pleasant one to have mention, but still
the act may be kindly one, Tor it sets
the one addressed 10 thinking, ap-
prises her of the fact that she Is not in
good health, and leads her to seek a
reason therefor. Pallor Is almost al
ways attendant upon tho first stages
of consumption. Tho system ~ en-
feebled, and the blood Is imp ayer-
ished. DR.. flercB'S "Golden Medical
Discovery will act gB tonic upon
the system, Will enrich tho impoVer
chaoly ~
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She Attracts qliem

Our streets arc daily throngad with
capitalists from all poiats Of the COM
pass. They are here to study tho ad.
vantsges of investing their money in
the metropolis OF TeSRe. Dallas wei.
comes thom, and will not fail to do
her duty in Offering them proper in.
ducements to come and dwell here
Lot the good work go on.
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Express Hertiauar,rrs

Superintendent Aikon, OF the Pacific
Express company, writes to Mr., Gar
rison, the agent here, 70 have suitable
rooms fixed up for the headquarters OF
this company which will 90 renewed
to this city Immediately.
Everybody and the boadqugriers for
everything arc coming TO Dallas.
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Advocates Of prohibition need have
no fears OF "PRIcKLy ASH BiTTERsr
rs II lisa medicine, and by reason OF
its cathartic properties cannot DO used
as a beverage. II IL manufactured
from the purest materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels. As q blood purifier
II has no equal. IL is pleasant TO the
taste, and effective in action,
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LNNlrH
Do notfail to coll aud examine the
elogeut selection OF black imported all
ovOr Lace es ~ cents per yard; 81 per
yard worth $780, N.so por yard, worth
S5'0oi aud $3.50 per yard worth $3.50, at
Bgumau'g
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This Is tho olly Chartered Lottery Of sn
state,
.L0uISIb8A STATE iOTTEaY G0NplVY
.RN@l M0NIHL.Y NaA L-Mn

AZ E,g 0d.aa Iuaag Oo. 10. 1885,
ur3y: DIE Supervision and management Of
gen. s. y. Be1Urcgaed, o. Louisiana,
sud Ng 5nbni IA, Early, OF Virginia,
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Number OF Saloons ana rhaIr Rov,ml

There are 81 saloons in Dallas-9J
beor saloons also. The tax on liquor
saloons Is $500 each por nunum, $3.50 OF
which COOS 10 the city, $3.50 10 tho
county and $500 TO tho State. The tax
on bser saloons 10 800 each per
anuum-$25 to tho city, S25 10 the
county and $50 20 tho State.
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TIN HERALD IL in receipt Of an invi
tation from Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gun.
DIN 70 attend tho marriage Of their
daughter, Matte L., with Mr.. w. q,
Armstrong, 10 take place At the Meth.
odlst Episcopal church, Decatur, on
next "wednesday afternoon at 1880
o.Cl9ok. The young lady IL the niscc
1airest end .rnost attractive OF our
WA eisle, aud Tnn HuRALD CON.
- "a s. ss ssssS 'sf y s.'.
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j, WINTER, JR. az Co.,
No 20 Mi. ..t.,g4

Branch house Of the largest tailoring
house in America.
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"Smoke always tells the way tho
wind blows;" that's truc. And the
happy woman who was cured OF
chronic haGdacho by using Salvation
Oil might be excused Tor telling the
good news to the entire neighborhOod.
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At the ~ George: Hugh Morier.
city, A J Cannon, st Louis, " p
S!ephens, Cedar Hill: 3 II Farrar, En-.
mis-, A L Perry, Miss Alice Philips, Il
W Liten, Miss Emma Morton, Mi,s
Laura Perry. Lancaster, o Galley,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

over 10000 boxes of Apkcr's Dys-
pepsia Tablets sold in the mast Is
months, purely upon their inertia,
why suffer with chronic oonstipst,on'
sehs, heartburn, and female i trouble Scu
when W. H. Howell 4 HrcS. .drSSs d,s
IS! 4:sl - '2ssT =: 81; ;s = g;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

A number OF young gentlemon of
tho city gayo delightful hop last
night at Mayors hall. There were n
number OF charming young ladles
present aud dancing was Kept up ur-
III u latB hour uf ths tiSht, The mu-
sic was furnished Ivy Mayors Rand,
aud 10 was oxcolont.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

Yesterday morning lad named
John Murray, who rosldes about i've
miles east Of this city with his parents,
fol out Of u pecan tree and broke his
left leg. DR., Elliott, of this city, went
out aud attended tho wounded boy.