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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03

NJ o. ~ ~ iOt+NN NfsEi IAN PIE.
w sires a place in q fnmi Y to do rhord..'
speaks English and knows the are ofhorsassi
cattle and garden work. Address Il. + 6il
Office. mas si' 4.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
uonornhlr nischarged.

In the mayors court a few mornings
since, a genteel-looking man was pre-
aented under tho vagrant law, having
been arrested for sleeping in box car
on the Central, near the old depot.
When questioned, he struck acting
Mayor Brown on that rib nearest the
heart, by saying: ~ am a printer and q
stranger; have been here six days and
only had two days work. Wishing tC
get to Houston and to have means tC
pay my passage, coRld not pay hotel
| bill, and went into that open car &c
await tho arrival Of the train, not know
ing 1t was unlawful, and for that wai
arrested" No one looking In his face
could doubt his statement, and Alder
man John Henry Brown, the mayor pre-
tenn, promptly discharged him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
PERSONAL.

NJ. Harris, of Fort Worth, is registered
OF the Windsor.
John w. Buster, Abilene, Is stopping
at the Windsor.
IT, Cartwright, San Augustine, is a
guest Of the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Hoyt returned
from New Orleans on Sunday.
GA. Brown, wife and child, Of Clar-
endcn, Texas, are stopping at the Wind
sOr.
Harry Cole, tho champion billiardist
Of Texas, is in the city stopping at the
Windsor.
Mr.. Arthur Wheoless, superintendent
of the waterwOrks, is confined TO his
residence by Illness.
j. Il. Jenkins, of the firm of Il. j.
Roddis Il Co, left last night for Salina
ana other points In Kansas.
Mr.. w. fl. Johnson, city attorney, who
has been i'll for some time, is once more
able TO appear on the streets
Major NJ. j. Langdon, of st. Louis
house, has returned from an extended
| trip through southwest Texas.
DIR. n. G.. Hammond is in the city
stopping mt the st. George He is the
OHly Ildu III tuo NOllu lldJ Ndu cure
drunkenness.
Capt. George w. Baxter, who has
been in the city tho past few days,
leaves to-day for Fort Worth On route
via lei Paso for his home in Wyoming.
w. b. King, civil engineer of the
| Fort Worth e Denver road, who is n
| candidate for city engineer OF Fort
Worth, was in the city yesterday. He
understands his business and has a host
of friends hero who wish him success.
On Saturday morning tho HERALD
published tho marriage in Marshall OF
young Mr.. Love. During the day Mrs.
j. w. Fortune, OF East Dallas, sister OF
the young man, received q dispatch an
nouuuing the death OF their father,
Judge George Love, and left immedi-
ately for Marshall.
Mr., d. A. Orman and lady, of Terre
| haute, Indiana, are visiting DR.. A. p
Davis, enroute to tho New Orleans eX
position. They are surprised ut the
marvellous city of Dallas, It's enterprise
rapid growth and energy of its inhabi
tants. They will remain hero severa
days. They are relations of Dr. Davis
of this city.
Alderman j. ID. Carter went into Eas
Dallas the other day and purloined {
COW from citizen of that place, TO
which he paid the owner 90 gold dollars
She is a noble animal, great milk
yielding bovine, and that member o
our city Legislature now olives at homI
and boards Mt the same place." corne
of Hawkins aud Florence streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03


City vs. Andy Redmond; intoxica-
ton; continued and alias warrant.
City VS., George russell; intoxication;
fined 50.
City VS.. George Russell; vagrancy;
discharged.
City vs.. j. y. Wright, cursing and
swearing; discharged.
City VS.. Dan Joiner; cursing and
swearing; lined 49,
City VS.. win Tigner; curslng and
swearing; dismissed.
City VS., Charles Barber; carrying piss
tol; dismissed.
City VS.. Jolu Barber; loud and vo-
ciierous language; dismissed.
City VS.. Mary Middleton; loud and
vociter0us language; fined 80.
City VS.. Maria Joiner; loud and vo-
ciferous language; discharged.
City vs.. Charles Barber; loud and vo-
siferous language discharged.
City VS.. Charles Barber, murder;
transferred.
City W.. John Kinceers, assault and
battery; discharged.
City VS.. w. Tignor, vagrancy; dis
charged.
City VS.. Samantha Antonio, disorderly
house; continued.
City VI. Samantha Antonio, vagrancyi
continued.
City vs, Grace Brown, vagranoy
fined $3.50.
City VS.. Dan Joiner, vagrancy; dis,
charged.
City vs. r. d. Lewis, maintaining nui
sanoe; dismissed.
City VS.. Henry Seeker, falling TO make
sewer connections; continued.
City vs.. Il. James, assault and battery
fined So.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
PiekedUp Poetry.

The following lines, written in an
efleminato hand on highly perfumed pa.
per, was picked up ON the corner of -
and - street, aud being apprehonsivC
that they failed to reach their dostlna
ton, we give them space, hoping they
may meet the eyes of the interested
party, and IA case they do not, other.
may read them with profit:
Hove you darling Walter,
A fact you too well know,
And have loved You Vcry iondly
Since hrst heard you blow;
hut then my durliug Walter,
can't become your wife,
SO long as you play the "shoul game
With your table knie.
Now, my daring Walter,
When you next go ON u lark,
Just watch how other gentlemen
Use their four-prong fork;
Then, my darling Walter,
The day may come right soon,
When should be delighted
To find Nou with "a spoon,
And not feel, rs I've OMEN felt,
When you've been by my side,
That with such corn .neldn manners,
could never be your bride.
LIZZIE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03

IA ANrED-TO EACHANSE IISz S'T6S
w stock farm, 46 miles from st, ToniiE
for large tract OIL nd or other good nror'
erty in Texas a. J. QUINLAN, Leonard t up,
EaStOn avenues, st Louis no. mar SuH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03

XATANTED-A FEW ACIIVE MEN TO
W sell our new goods; only small capital
needed. Call on j. W. STRONG & Co., No. 800
Main street. febSsun.o-tt
w ANTED-rHE TEXAS MUTUAL ~
" tOwmeEt Association win give good .pd
profitable employment 10 ezped-need W.ur
tuce collectors, Address a. ai. HALL, Score.
l1ry, W Main street, Dallas, Taxae. lyIl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
war In the West.

On the 2lst OF February cowboys enc
tered the town OF Marlonhold, and
essayed to take the town, which is a
German settlement, and by their riot
GUS conduct brought on fight with the
citizens OF the place, In which one OF the
gang was Killed aud another wounded
News reached tho city yesterday that
cowboys TO the number OF 2O0 were
and that 90 Of the citizens were la arms
70 resIst the attack. The colony Is com.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
Fire and water-proor Paints.

Mr.. Martin, who is representing tho
New York IL New Orleans Roofing
company, gave IN exhibition Of tho as
bestos fire and waterproof paint last
night, which was witnessed by our edi.
tor and others. He covered u large pine
box with shavings saturated with coal
oil, the box having been painted with
the celebrated asbestos roofing paint
used by this company. The fire test was
all that it was said TO be. The shavings
burned fierccly, but after they al
burned up tho box was found not tC
have been injured tho least.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03

w ANTE y WOLFE WOMAN 40
w lanndress In ptvata family Ms ~
to MBs R.N. roNpKINs 92l Young st. mp3i Y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03

The Fourth of July Is day of glo.
rious memory and of patriotic senti.
mont. TWAS sorry Fourth Mrs. jacob
King, of Springfield, Ohio, spent, how.
ever, for on the day before she was laid
low by inflammatory rheumatism, which
confined her 90 her bed and room fol
four weeks. She could not got relie
from her physician, but after using
Mishler's Herb Bitters for two week.
she was completely cured, and IL now
able 10 attend to and do her own work
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
notei ArrIvnla
AT THE 81. GEORGE

AT Ilik 81. Nhokuks
Il Gatewood, Ennis; w X Locke,
Montgomery, Alabamai VIC Walker,
Coleman Cltyi II q Donald, DECATUR
J $ Andrews, Fort Worth; $ MUD, T.
Levy, Ennis; w I Gerson, Virginia;
Tom J Petit, Texas; Tom Jones, Tex.
~, NJ Il Arm strong, Gainesville; Chas.
y Brien, Colorado, Mrs. A ii Wells aud
children, Cleburno; Burl Stiif, Houston
Slin, Mckinney; w NJ links
and wife, Sweetwateri Il q Bldwell,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
Ia Ynnr Rlnnd pnrna

For impure blood the bost medicine
known 10 RO5AOALlS. II ia the grea
Southern time tried and true remedy
Take 10 atall times for cancer, scrolula
liver complaints, weakness, bolts, tn
mOrs, sweliings, skin diseases, malaria
and tho thousands Ills that come iron
impure blood. To insure Cheerful
disposition take ROSADALIS, which
viii remove the prime cause, and re
store tho mud to its natural equili
brium.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
Cllnrcl Snclnl.

There is to be a church social at the
parsonage OF the First Baptist church
10 night. The programme will consist
In music, reading and Rotations, and
promises, like those on former occa-
sions, 10 be quite entertaining. The
HERALD acknowledges an invitation
10 be present. A cordial welcome TO
strangers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
sunday Nights Fire

The following is the insurance on the
buildings consumed by Sunday nights
fire:
Mr.. w. p. Barbee, music dealer, who
OF upied the Two story frame building,
had $1,000 insurance on the same, in
Commercial OF CALIFORNIA;; $500 in the
on household aud kitchen furniture In
tho Hartford Insurance company.
G. Enning's dry goods store whore the
fire originated, was insured for 81 200,
but the name of the company was not
learned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03


TOR SALE-H NLF INTEREST IN ONE
l. Of the best paying drug stores in Sul-
phur Snrirgs; satisfactory reasons FOR selling
For particulars, address 3. 4. ROBERTSON
Sulphur Springs, reNas. lcb26u
EUR SALE-AN ELEG 4 ut RESIDENCE
Il of $ rooms, halls, closets ana verandaS
well and ci,tefn; one of the most desirable
locations tn the city $50 BOSS avenue, In,
quire on, the premises, or TO ABRAHAa
COOPER, Dallas. leb20u
IGOR SALE-OEE FINE SALOON, WITH
J. billiard tables and nXturcs; recently
Httcd up; IN one OF The best towns In North
Texas. Apply TO STRAUSS d LEVY, 6l7 Film
street. ian3lu
EANNIN COUNTY LANDS FOR SALE
Il 1000 acr5S of uuimprovod lands, in tracts
TO Suitand at fair riccs. Twenty good farms
ham. the county seat, one OF the best
towns in north Texas. For description,
prices and terms, address Il. j. kBER,
SArilY, Real Estate Agent,Bonham, Fannin
cot ~, Texas.
TOR SALE--CORD AND 81 WOOD
- IN any quantity and best @. .ty: Oysr
2OD cords on hand. Also, wanted 10 buy cOt-
ton seed and seed cotton as highest marked
price. A, DYsrERBACH. sel7.tf
NORSALE-PLYMOrH r. CKS, WHITE
II LeghOrns, White CuchiUs, Pens; No. /,
s3; No. ., $50 per 10; Toulouse Geese, 8 eggs
$3.50; 6 eggs, $3.50 Correspondence n pleas
ure; visitors welcome. Rest stock In the STATE
q. NJ. OvERLEEsE, Dallas. jnnls.tl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03

~ e sss w asss;s1ss9s
posed Of Germans, settled there by tho
Texas Il Pacific Railway COM
pany. There is considerable
interest concerning tho affair.
1t appears IRON what can be learned
that the cowboys on the 2ls entered the
settlement and ABUSED themselves
shooting chickens and hogs. Constable
Gloden essayed their arrest, whom Q
! fight ensued between the cowboys and
| citizens, with tho above result.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
W. d. PARRY. CllY Ranrntarv.

A n ORDINANCE EXTENDING AKARp
n STREET;
SEcrIoN l. BE Il ordained by the city
Council of the City Of DnIlps That In accord.
ance with the dedication heretofore made hy
Edward e, Browder and n. X. Burford,
owners OF the ground, Akard street. rs now
opened, Is hereby declared to be street ofth
CIV my feet Wide from Min creek to the
nne ol w. corporation, the course being n
continuation In direct line OF said street ON
me north Side of said creek and that this or
Hlnanco shall take effect and be cnforc a
nom and after Its passage
Approved February q, 1885
w. l.. CABELt, Mayor.
a true copy: w, E. PARRY, CITY Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03

Weatherfofd; F r Grower aud vile,
Grapevine; j A Wright, Louisville;
Ben G Henry, Weatherford; w Hat
rel, Lewisvllle; NJ w Mssely, Alvara-
do; JT Kendrick, Plano; III w Isa-
Der, City; Dobbins & Murph, Scyene;
III G Camp, Dallas; w III Belden, Calves.
ton: X Ii Enforce. Duck Creek; Ed
r Stiff, Mckinney; r Horton st.
Louis; Norton Windon, Dallas; E
Webb, Mckinney; d @ Williams, Min
cola; w Carter, Dallas; ] Nj Gee,
Plano; w 4 Sharp, Baird; c p Evans,
Duck Creek; j T Turner, t d p r RI
@ G Howard, st. Louis; VIM. ThOmp-
son, City.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
| Summertiold, Sherman; @ Dodd
| Quincy; i w Hayn, Big Springs. Leon
Roos, Philadelphia; A Mcdonald. Jos
| p Mayer, w Ii Corloy, j G. Booth, New
York; l. Dejarles, Galvestonj 5 b XII
gore, Il w Ellis, Wills Point G A
Brown, wife and child, Clarendon
Texas; w Goodnight, Milwaukee; A N
Robbins, Louisville, Kentucky; J !
Heating, j + Parker, 9 II Hayes, Chi
cago; j j 1'rimble, FL PasO; A S Lyons
Gonzales; Jno w Buster, Abilene
Geo w Heath, agent Peck's Bad Boy
w w Parker; w Ellington, III w Run
die, Ut Wallace, d s Parkhurst, S
} LouiS q IL VanFrank, Quincy;
Cartwright, San Augustine; j David
son, Baltimore; III Rypinslii, Now York
b A HAZEL, Philadelphia; $ A Russell
II L Page, st Louis; John Bacon, Den
ton; M Harris, Fort WORTH u S Sea
man, Victor Jacobs, Sam il MCNutt,
Jones, Now York,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
Frlghtful Runaway.

As Mr.. Sheen, wife and baby, and
Mrs. Smith, approached the Central
railway on Elm street yesterday after
noon in vehicle, the horse became
frightened and started Off at rapid
pace. Mrs. Smith sprang to tho ground
and In the fall broke hor left arm and
several OF her ribs. The other parties
were not injured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
THE LOCAL NEWS REPORT,
THE INAUGURAL CELEBRATION,
The Dallas Democracy Preparing to Be-
ShttinsIy Recognize the Glorious
Oocasion-Pootry Picked Up
Other Local Notes.


ON Wednesday evening, the 4th INST,
there win be a grand torchlight process
sion in the city, under the auspicies OF
the Cleveland and Hendricks club, in
honor of the inauguration OF the Demo-
cratic standard bearers, On Saturday
evening the following proceedings We're
had by the club;
ON motion, a committee OF arrange
ments was formed, consisting Of w, II.
Lemon, u. A. Williams, john b. Stone,
]. d. Harris, d. l.. Stewart, Mr.. Wezen-
craft, Horny Smith, Jesse Strong and e.
t. White.
Judge Bower moved that John b,
Stoue be elected grand marshal. Carried.
I he chaiJ appointed II, Il. Turner, Mr..
Ernenwen, ID. j.. Stewart, j. ". Whit
ten, A. p. Pipkin and j. l.. Peacock n
committee on uansparencies.
The chairman appointed w. M. G. Hill
and Jesse Strong as committee on
torches.
On motion of Mr.. j. b. Stone the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Democratic Exec.
tive committee Of the city of Dallas, are
hereby requested to call C primary
election for the purpose Of selecting
delegates TO convention Tor the pur-
pose of nominating candidate for
mayor, and such other offices as are TO
be elected at the coming municipal cleo
ton in April nsXt. Also for the cleo
ton of chairman and executive com
mittee to serve two years from date OF
said convention or until SUCCESSORS are
chosen,
The meeting then adjourned till this
morning ut 9 O'Clock.
The procession will form at the court
house. The following is the line OF
march:
East on Main to Leonard, north on
Leonard to Elm, west on Elm TO Jeifer-
son, thence south on Jefferson to the
courthouse,
FORMATION or LINE.
Mounted Police.
Grand Marshal and Aids
Music,
Military.
Artillery.
Floats.
Cavalry.
TranspirencieB.
Citizens.
Juvenile democracy.
Music.
Fire Department
Visiting Delegations.
Floats.
Carriages, Etc, Etc
The citizens along the line of march
are requested TO decorate and illuminate
their premises.
All who have lamps that were used in
the previous parade are requested to
leave the same nj Harry Bros, on Elm
street, by Tuesday, the 3D. inst
The ladies arc respectfully requested
TO join in the parade on horseback OF
otherwise.
Public speaking will take place at diff
ferent parts Of the aity after The parade
The Grand Marshal and assistants will
meet ut the city hall Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock, sharp; important business
TO be tran acted.
There will be meeting of the club to-
night at the city hall at 1880 o'clock. Ev-
cry body expected,
r.. II. LEMaON, President.
H. II. WHITE, Secretary.
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, STA
IL tistlcs aAd History, Austin, Texas, Jan,
|, lSSj,lo all Whom " May Concern, This
Is to certify that the Liverpool and London
has In all respects fully complied with the
laws ofTeXas as conditions precedent to Its
doing business In this state, ant that laid
Company holds n Certificate of Authority
from this office emitting II to do business In
this State for twelve months from the LIST day
OF January, 1885, TO the 3lst day OF December,
1885.
III. ST. Given under my hnnd and seal, nj
office, In Austin, the day aud date lirst above
written.
IL, +. BEE, Insurance Commissioner
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03

All mombors of the Lamar Rifles arc
hereby notified to apuear at their arm
DRY tonight Cruesday) at o'clock sharp
rangements 10 turn out with the Glove.
land and Hendricks club ON Wednes.
day, March 4. q. n. QuILLMAN,
CAPTAIN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03

An attachment was issued from the
district court, yesterday, against b,
Calm * Co., cigar dealers, at 705 Main
street, In favor Of WOrlhoim, Schiller 4
Co., of Now York, for $1,000. II was
levied and the firm closed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-03
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A Michigan boy alto bar of soap,
drank lot of soda water and went to
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hard time 60 pull him through, bat the
boy now says the next time no catches
cold he viii use DR.. Bulls Cough
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