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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
NONRESIDENT LITiGANTS.
interesting Proceedings ~ Justice
Westfalfs Court.

interesting Proceedings in Justice
wes,falrs Court.
sometime last week G.. c. jerks, of hal-
k,ska, came here. and on behalf OF Alvira
GHvan. commenced an action IA assumpsit
al8st Hamilton Stone before Justice West
III The -unmons was what Il called
lOn. summons. and was returnable yester-
day. when Mr. jerks, assisted by Willard +.
Kerney. Of this cEty, appeared for the PLAIN
tif. and died a declaration ON the common
counts. and especially on a prommissory
n.te. execute q by the defendant. for $50
The defendant appeared specially by his
attorney, Nathan z. Allen, of this city, who
& .ed an affidavit showing that the defendant
il not a resident of this county, bat resides
IN Clinton county, and asked that the case be
dismissed. he also moved to dismiss on the
ground that the process should have been a
short summons, THAI l., returnable not more
than six, nor less than three days from
service. His motions were oyerruled, when
he pleaded the general issue, gave notice of
set-off and went 10 trial The first witness
VIA eif- 5cuA7, TIC HNANe.'No i@"yN'f W."
went through the direct examination all
right, but upon the ecross-examination the fact
wa- drawn out that the plaintiff Is also a
nOn-resideut-that she resides IN halkaska
sounty Then the justice ordered the plain
TIT 10 file security for costs immediately.
Her lawyers made sorry attempt TO do so,
bat failed. and the suit was dismissed
Earnishee summons had also been issued,
and served on lawyer Burton ). Howe, of
Cadillac. who was caught in this city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Judge Withey. of the United States Court.
yesterday received letter from Iastice
Matthews stating that instead II going to
Marquette q, hoid rourt duriug the first -eek
aa June and then coming here. he would r.
sprse tiie order and eonie here frst he Eili
sr-ive here en Monday Inne :. bold q s7esisl
s.sssiou sui when e closes xil proceed 81
IRE pper Perninzuia - preside A. the re-
Falsr serm az Marquette
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
Directors Meeting

The directors of the Grand Rapids Buck
and Tile Company held meeting al the
Office OF the secretary last evening Ia the
immen block They reported that their
Operations &C PantlInd City are progressing
~ rapidly ~ possible. and that they will be
.1n Misunderstanding brick by the middle OF
next Week
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

We are now having magnificent Spring
weather. The buds, and grass and flowers
are all starting up fresh, and with freshness
taking possession of all things else it Is but
natural that the young man shall feel fresh
enough, and flush enough, to take his girl
out for a ride. H. y. Pulver, the livery
man. has the finest horses and carriages in
the city and Is ready to furnish them to
pleasure seekers on short notice. Give him
a call.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

A three years rheumatic-cured in three
months. Mrs. l.. f. Cone, of Cliff, Custer
county, writes DIR. w. Ii. Ross: | am entirely
cured OF rheumatism. | have gained CON
stantly since / began taking your medicine
three months ago and snail not have to take
all | ordered the last time. / tell everybody
here where they can be cured of rheumatism
Very truly your friends,
Nh AND MKs. l.. NJ. CONF,
Cliff, Custer Co., Idaho.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

y NasaIsslos. Aag io.-FOr ths JpQer
LAkes. Local rs4as aad partly eioadg ~eati'>
g., yrscse,issi la tlle -o4lhsast D0rEoa -
FAR Seashrr ssethsFig sinass stationary
barsmeisf. f.silosed og a siizat fali Ia tsul
Dor4tgTs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

A TELEGRAM reporter dropped in at II Ca
nal street, yesterday, and found Ben j. Deuel.
4 Co., busy opening out fine line of furni-
ture. Their store room has been supplied
with splendid new hardwood floor the
walls have been papered in elegant designs
and everything made AS neat as possible.
Their store Will be very neat and their line
of furniture will De extensive. They will be
ready for business next week.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

aas ssbssriosr aasf racsaUsas tas ts1z-
s.sa regss4slSis AL gr0''.igfts 'esit seafsF a
'sss< ~ 4otifssag tsts ogses - isispAoss -
sess1i c1ls,A iiaF lssepnone aaHbsf - Ssl.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
READ
What the Jackson Courier" Says OF
Prot Morris ani Sis Trained Dogs.

What the jackson Courier Says OF
Prot. Morris ani Niis Trained Dogs.
No such crowd h..s been seen at the Opera
House since the great rush 10 the 'Light- o
London a. that which besieged the doors
last night to see the dog show. At an early
hour II was announced that no more tickets
would be sold below stairs. and the crowd
bought the balcony paste. boards till the up
stairs crowd were packed IN like =ardines.
Everybody WAS happy, especially the little
folks, who were dehriOus with delight when
the curtain went up and the Professor intro
duced MS wonderful dogs. IN their perform
ances on the stage. No such dogs As these
have ever been seen here before.
They are simply immense. They seem 10 be
delighted 20 DO what they are told, and
watcl their cues for going on like human
folks"
The burlesque of Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict
and their baby Bulge" set the little people
in the audience wild.
The clown dog, Major" was a. full a. he
could hold of fun. and the tricks he does Is
simply beyond belief if not seen.
Over 6Uo people were turned away. beir Z
unable 10 get into the Opera House last
night, andl go seatsswere purchased after
the Performance by those who wanted TO
come to-night. Prof. Morris certainly has
the greatest dog show in the world.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
Saturday. MAY i6.

Every person who purchases ~ cent? worth
Of goods az my store Saturday will receive
free pound can of the celebrated Palace
Baking Powder. Warranted strictly pure.
Gro. r.. BEsT.
New York - Cent Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
Hair Goods

aides do not forget our Hair Goods De
partment. The stock l. nov complete IN
every sense of. the word, and Mrs. George
Simpson. nee Mckay, presides over that
branch Of the business. a. heretofore.
Schultze. - Ottawa street. corner FOun-
tain. IN the new Aldrich block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

refrigerator which cannot be cleaned is
a nuisance instead of benefit. Buy only
the Leonard CiedH0bie. The trifllng differ
ence ia cost IA more than made up In excel
lence, elegance and durability. For sale at
Is Monroe street. sole manufacturers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

To see the throngof customers at Schultze's
in the new Aldrich block. Is ample guarantee
that what We say il true. quick sales and
small profts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Adams 4 Co. a. AoDroe street ksxe sasl
received from New York Clts ten aasee II
Hiee dress hAt- and bonnets. Cal and sos
them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

II you wish a becoming hat or bonnet at
the lowest prices IN the city call At - Mon
roe street. ADAMS & CO.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

New goods are now arriving daily at
Schultze's, - Ottawa street, corner of Foun-
tain. IN the new Aldrich block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Look at our stock and you will find bar
gains GEO. ". DE JoNGE.
North Division St.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
For buggy buy ofA. R. AntisdeL


Just received All the latest styles of Mems
and Boys Hats. Al Stoves. 81 Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

We should like TO remind our many
friends and patrons once more that we do
not keep the store at - Canal street any
more, but are very nicely located at - OF
tawa street, corner of Fountain, in the new
Aldrich block. SCHULTZE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

The prettiest line of novelties IN the mil
linery line can now be found At Scnultze's,
= Ottawa street, corner OF FountaIn. in the
new Aldrirh block
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

offer my home at the southeast corner of
Fountain and Lafayette streets for sale.
q JAMES GALLUP.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

fhe sls4znef - II Barrett slA a1ak
al sxc0rsso0 d0sU ths rkFer ca41ag. lhs IA 4
inzL ieayinz bef aoek. foot u u atsrio
street. Al 3. ~. 3nd returning a. > >. IA
AaslS - S4a3ress bad NJ lupropsF
characters III be t2ke1.
Fare for the roel1d Il Is - oe1t-.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

D0F stoSk ~ stra~ sg.o.os - oomElst< and
wvS SsA TEEN .lh susaL pFonts-
Gao. ". Ia JOsGE.
= North Dls.slon 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Don't 3isturb the house ~ coughiug sil
sizhs. Red Star Conzh Ca-e uia reileve
Fon-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

The incest lire of millinery goods of all
descriptions is now displayed at Schultze's,
Is Ottawa street, corner of Fountain, ia the
nex Aldrich block
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Look AZ the large line Of -un hats AZ
Schultzs's. = Otfaua street. corner Of Foun-
tam. IN the new Aldrich block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16
JOB PRINTING.

The lzLEsRAA la noe prepared ~ Ia
al klnds u sob printing sith Dispatch
AL ordsrs Lsft 4f the counting room wi
lsceags prompt sftsatou.
TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Lock AZ onr hig stock % neckrear sud
secarr bargain. The istest styles ard nev
y,rs.i= Gxa " rR IuxsE.
Porter Block ? North Ds~isiou -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

The finest assortment of huEVles. phesfor.
surrHys ard spring wagons in the city A. A.
r. Antfsdels
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Harper's Popular Monthly, Young La
dies Journal and Poultry Magazines for
June at Winegar's, Porter Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Try the ~z-meal 1ckef ~ he Windsor
Dining Hail. ia Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Beard wanted for gentleman and wife. So
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

Bev your bugzses and phsssons ~ A. r
Anss-,isi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-16

| wish to call special attention 20 my line Of
Books in best Cloth bindings which ] am selling
al % cents ner cnnY as fnlInWe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07
StephenNllie Lcitar-

SrErHENviLLI, Sept. 3. - TC'otre
spondonce.l- The event o, the sssyo,
here, socially, was tho marriage OF on
popular druggis', l.. W. Ch.los, TO IN,
beautiful and accomplished Miss Mac.
gle Collier. Quito number of t,lenS.
and relatives witnessed the ceremonv
which TOOK place NJ tho res,donce ~
the hfidc's father, Mr.. ]. Il, Collier. on
Thursday evening. 'A' VII
Miss Dolla Frey aud Miss Susio u,.
man lcf, this week for sherman. whayo
ihey VIII attend school. "''V
Il cal option and tho hog law nre en-.
exhting topics on tho stroets, II S 10
actually q relief now 10 meet n ia
insurance agent or a lirh,nins.r,a
mau. Hon. Il. L. Nurent mado Wv "
speech ofthroe hours aud a onartsr n,
me court house Thursday a,tarno"n
W. favor OF local option. Quite n n, MINI
o"s OF lsd,es were present. '"'
some improvements ara beipv mad,
on Tho school hui ding. The i u,us
school opens Monday, SeptambarN y
a good attendance Is expected. -
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Walnut Springs Letter

WALNUT SPRINGS, Sept 0'-tCorre
spond8noe. Recent rains in this re,
gioD have revivad -raSs. rende,ed
81 .,,,,.,.,,. -.
i"nos p'ousnspiei o'o'
Cotton Is coming in to Wsnus gin
No sales so far,
r., vonra r,s.o.,,,, i,,,
=. iot"o Sos'oAa"J i"uaoe' "aS
no!ieed on tae GROUND ior seven new
buildings.
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Notes from piInlnihInn

MipLoruIAN, Sspt 5,-[Corrospond.
once. Our town WAS again visited
by u refreshing shower this oyening
which greatly facilitates blowing.
Farmers report the ground dry and
hard,
Cotton picking is in full blast and ia
averaging about half q bile per acre.
Our 1.-Two INGREDIENT, Charles Griem,
purchased tho first bale of tho season,
paying for same 81 cents, with SiC
premium.
Now corn Is coming In lively, and il
selling At 80 cents.
MR.. n. II. Mordfeldt IA visiting no,
mother ut Palestine, and her loige lord
~ the picture OF gloomy despair,
Several young ladies' from Dallas arc
cnj ,ying 'ho invigoraiing AIR of Mid.
lothian.
Mrs. ]. l., and Mrs. L.. Il. Conneye,
are visiting relatives at Hillsboro,
Mrs. Taylor, OF renuossee, and Mlss
Davis, OF NansHe d, tho new toachers
ut tho academy, are expected hore the
| coming week.
re. Rat.;if, accompanied by hi,
father, arrived from Tennesses lssl
night.
Days warm and sultry, but night.
almost cool enough tor frost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

be ready for occupancy soon, when
the free school system OF GTeenville
will be put in operation under the su,
perintendencY OF Professor Nanham-
burg, late of Missouri.
I The county snd city are building In
conjunction causs-way over the iiai
bottom of Sabine, northeast Of town,
This supplies a desideratum long felt,
as In the past for days this bottom
would he impossible.
The courthouse shows up extern
ally TO be about completed, and is one
OF the handsomest In this portion OF
the State.
AIR. w. l.. Beckham, late OF Mexia,
has nearly completed his hotel
building, and expects TO hsva II resdy
tor the public by October |. Mr..
Beokham is an experienced Snd prac-
Jical hotel man, and is sparing neither
care, time nor money in getting ready
to give Greenyills rs fine hotel faclli-
ties rs any town in the State enjoys.
The building will have about 20 bed
rooms, with all the modern Appliances
and incidents, and the whole atructurs
IL fashioned alter a design conceived
with peculiar releTenoe TO convenience,
accommodation and ventilation.
The merchants OF this place,
u1der a recent organization
known ss "Co,ton Exchange" will
enter actively into the purchase OF
cotton this season. For several years
tho merchants have been cop tent to
yield tho field to tho cotton buyers
strictly; bat last season, on account OF
the inattention in this regard. very
little, II any, competition was afforded
the cotton trade. Tho buyers seemed
w nave entered into pool, and as q
result Greenville lost thousands OF
dollars of trade that legitimately be-
l0nged 10 her. This action Oh the part
OF tho business mon of Greenville ia to
avoid REPETITION of that state OF
facts,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

HILLsBoRo, Sept. 5.-TCorrespond-
ence. To-day closes tho work in oul
county court. This term has been the
busiest this yoar. The first week was
criminal week and many misdemaanoi
cases were disposed OF. Tho last two
weeks have boen devoted to the civil
docket, and every day has been g
busy one. Some cases have to 90 over
for want of time to Try thom.
Since local option was defeated, bus
mess has taken look upwards; three
new family grocery houses to open,
wet goods, il house can be found.
We noticed q bales Of cotton on tie
streets to- day.
A nice shower, just fallen this oven.
ing, Will do good to crops, man and
beaat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07
From waxahachlc

WANhtAcutE, Sept. 81 Correspond.
ence.l This 10 eloclicu day in Wax,
ehschie, though not on prohibition
Three vacsucies are 70 DO filled IN the
board OF trustoos for tho waxahn,hio
public schools, caused by tho rosis.
nation OF y. A. Mcmillan, II. w
Graner, and w. II. Getzondauer. The
ticket out In for school trustees
w. II. GetEondaner. j. G,
West, us. Farley, j. II. Husbands. n,
T.. Thompspn, II. L., Pickett. Not long
since, M han been reported Ivy your
correspondent the board oil Trustees
purchased for $4,000 the Marvin
college building 10 be used as free
school buildings for tho city. They
expected tho city 10 pay for aa,,,
nuiidings by issueing bonds, though
tho city council refused &, d, 40.
and The buildings remain unpaid for,
Three 81 tho trustees then resigned,
which left tho others powerlcss Il, ACT,
Inc issue today IL, shall we or shall
we not take $l5,00N out Of tho Achonl
Mnd aud pay for said buildings, The
party favofiIsK the proposition run tho
first three candidates, those opposlns
the question run tho latter The party
opposing the purchase, were some.
What surprised this morning when
Mr.. feaver, proprietor OF the waxs-
nachie Eutcrprise, who was 70 print
70 many tickets, printed them, erasinr
INC last three nance. Whv this was
vone. or uron what grounds, no one
Knows, though tho party claim that il
Vas donc because Of Mr.. Yeavrr,s
party: While they expected iair
consess, ana are willing 10 biie the
Wnseluencess they now censure AZ.
mssnss sna term him . model "libcrsi
All .s,S. ahs s'''s'oa u posing On
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

WAR between Germany aud Spain
now seems inevitable, aud over n tow
worth less islands In tho Pacific. The
wnr will DO anaval fight II II occurs
~ Germany could hardly invade
Spain by soa. The Spanish navy is O
fine one, much superior 10 that OF Ger,
many In fact, and unless tho German
army can beused In somo way, Ger
many will have all sho can possibly
attend to. 1t will DO almost impossi
bio to keep Franco out Of tho fight and
Indications oil point to stirring wal
times across tho waters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

THE well'known editor, OSWALD
oTTENDoRFRR, Of the New York
Stats Zeitung, has givon his native
city in Austria 100000 for the erection
Of hospital and orphan asylum.
Those arc tho kind OF monuments that
catch the eye ofthe pos!erity aud keep
the uame and fame Of q man from
dying. Thousands sponS upon shat.
or maussleum do not preserve the
memory Of any but good deeds OF
heroic actions, but monument which
benefits humanity, ombalms u mans
whole life.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

1T Ia said that one of tho evidences
OF lunacy offered in Anew Orleans con.
tested will case, was tho fact that the
testator,who always wore silk hats, in.
variably had them made after the fash.
lon OF ten years before. IL has been
pretty generally admitted that "ons
might as well DO out OF tho world ~
out OF fashion," but this Is tho frat time
whom 1t was seriously insisted that he
might as we'll be "out of his m.ud,"
also.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07


In Is matter for encouragement to
hear tho New York Times chroniclIng
worry perceptiblo improvement in
trade in the East. consequent upon or
ders from tho South. ltsays:
"Thero are many indications that the
general business OF the country Ia I'M
dergotng u change for the better. The
demand Tor dry goods and other goods
irom tho South and Southwest IN per-
ceptihly stronger and moro confident.
Retail dealers, tho distributors nearest
tho consumers, seem to have made up
their minds ,hst there IL more risk In
waiting than Is In buying. II has beer
known for a long while that retail
stocks were low and that dealers wore
living from hand to mouth, and IL
mas boon held AZ certain that tho time
must come whom thew would feel sutll,
GENTLY hopeful to renew thor iorme,
mode OF purchasing. Apparently that
limo has now Gomez
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

MINISTER JACKSON says that tho
men who committed tho cowardly
murder at Paso del n orte the other day
shall DO brought to trial. This will
introduce to the Mexicans new
mode Of procedure. Heretofore the
murder Of an American in Mexico
passed unnotlced almost by tho ma
tive authorities. But this is Demo.
cratic administration and Mexico can
govern itself accordingly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

ohERsviLtx, Sept 5.-tCorrospond.
once The prohibition tidal wave ha.
no'' asyet, reached this county though
local option has heretofore been quiet.
" adopted, and is now being enforced
IN nearly all the prec,uct. In thr
county: The main question now nv nv.
posed has provoked but liitle d,.cms,
slon, ana about oil tho interest mani
a .sssea ls "a watching the cortest IL
:. Tes new public school buIldluu
sc2sS pat o. loSn Nh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

By the time the kaiser aud the ON
press and BISMARCK have glvOn PEN
DLEToN few more special and social
audiences and he has bresthed a little
moro Of the air Of royalty, no will for
get that such commonplace fellow as
McLUAN exists. And yet it was
JOHNNY who sent him on his European
honorable exile.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

GERMANY has got Austria anG
France pretty we'll hacked. Both are
terribly alarmed at tho anti. German
demonstrations within their territory
Spain is displaying more pluck than
any other powor, with the exception
OF Germany, has shown in tho past
twenty years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07
THE REcUPERArlvE ENERGY IN
THE SOUTH

Atlanta, Georgia.. and Columbia and
Charleston, South Carolina, wore
among the most orm.bea.en cities a,
the civil war. Selge and flrc laid them
low, their business gone, ties Of a
family and socisl nature broken, and
tho country surrounding them aud
upon which they had depended before
tho war for their prosperity, bansrup,
and devastated. 10 the South such
rulu and gloomy prospects were now
experiences. The brave citizens of
eAees cities hardly knew which way a
~ = look for suocor and recupsra,
A1ood - thslr financial end
~ Yogn - e \ =.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07
Tho most popular cigarettes az the
popular price are Opera Puts.
iiCGregOr MAtiern.

MoGRnooR, Sept. 5.-ICorrespOnd.
ence. To-day was live one in Nc.
Oregon. A large amount Of cotton was
brought in. Justice court was in ses
sion all day, bringing in large mum
Der OF witnesses and attorneyg.
The infant child OF Mr.. u. Carsui
died to-day. Tho romans will bG
shipped TO Bronham gor intasmeut to.
morrow.
About 90 persons we're baptized a
Leon river to-day, the result OF Bap
list meeting at Moody.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

GOVERNOR H0ADLy novor said O
truer thing than whom he eloquently
exclaimed: "The new South is dovel-
oping new industries, weaving cotton
cloth, digging coal and iron, forging
steel. COP and nature, religion and
the human heart are the forces against
which SHERMAN and FORAKER con.
tend and FOSTER plotsw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

THE national administration has
now been formally and squsrely
placed on trial in Ohio. II 1t is con-
vlcted by the election OF the Republi-
can ticket, II simply means that Ohio
Is opposed TO civil service reform,
economy and honest methods in tho
government service,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

TaE North ought to know, in fact il
must know, that IL Is not the Negroes
blood or vote that tho South cares
about. 1t is his labor alono in tho field
and shop that we now care anythins
for. Politically and socially no i:
simply left to work out his own des-
tiny,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

LOCAL option was defeated up in
Montague by "a majority of 900 to GOO
votes. The local optionlsts have q
monumental gall to tackle counties
where the festive cowboy ranges to
any extent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

SITTING BULLS conscience has got
to worrying him, and no is said to DO
constantly In dread of assassination
by some OF CusTER's friends. This is
encouraging. In time even RUrHER.
FORD B. HAYES conscience may sting
him,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

The gentleman who desires drink
OF something fine, that will rejuvlnate
without producing any bad effect, a
cigar, or it may DO to indulge In q
quiet game of billiards or pool, and
withal courteous treetmont, will find
tho same 81 the TurS saloon, OPP
posite Oliver Il Grlgg's bank. Ellie
Thomps on, proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

Poor little ALFONSO Is In a straight
betwixt two. 1.-The fights Germany be
will be worsted probably in the end,
and II he doesn't fight his people Will
depose Kim. With him 1t Is no cross,
no crown.