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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-07-15

from the Indians, who are reported moving
north. They also report the massacre of a
family named Schotield, on Spring Creek.
Great excitement prevails.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-07-15

THE "Bob White" quail, a species of
game we'll known in the Southern and
some of the Western states, has made
it's appearance in Tulare County.-San
Francisco (CaI) Examiner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
An Accident.

Yeatordsy about | O'Clock what ia
known rs coEe-oven, ut Dufly's
foundry, near tho gas works, foil
in. on three men and
injured one Of them auite
seriously. This co1e-oveu il brick
structure about 10 feet high and Z wide,
Ii had just been completed two days,
and Mr. Duffy, two young mon named
George Reid and Wiley, went In to
knock out the woodwork, put In TO
support the arch Of brick until the
arch had sufficiently dried and would
support itself. When tho support was
knocked out the entire arch fell In q.
Messrs. Dufley and Wilsy mado mi
raculoua escape, neither being hurt, but
George Reid was not 80 fortunate, for
the mass OF falling brick end mortar
struck him, carrying him to the
ground and ipjurins his loft Lex quito
seriously. DR.. Veal was called, and the
wounded man was moved to his room
at tho National house, where hia
wounds were dressed. While Mr.,
keid'3 hurts are painful, they arc
net regarded as necessarily very &C.
rieus.
Tho escape from instant death of
all OF the mon seems miracle when
IL ~ known that moro than ton oil
brick foil in upon them. Messrs.
Duly end Wiley were pre-.
tectee by ono end OF the
wooden supports lodging on
ono side OF the wall, and thus shell
tering thom. They were not hurt In
tao least, but Il will be- quito y while
before Mr.. Reid will DO tblo TO DO out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

ATTENTION IL directed 10 an inter
view appearing 10 thle morning's issue
had With colonel JAMES B. SIMPSON
IN regard 10 the ineatim able benefits to
accrue from tho due construction of,he
Trunk Limo railroad. His Views upon
tho organization OF land and lumber
company In connection with tho road
ere worthy the most careful consiaera-
ton. To tho capitals, no finer or
mere captivating prospect for immense
yield to IN Investment presents ilsolf
than lies Ia the direction indicated.
II Ia too bad thst the money Is not here
with eur own people to realixo what
Colonial SInPseS 80 graphically, and
In y business-likc manner, shows Is IN
store for 10 melody.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
At tho Thoairs,

Only a moderstsly-sixod audience
assembled at tho theatre last evening
to Witness AIR. PAups fsur-ao. drama,
entitled LJst Ia Gotham. Pauline
Markham appeared In the four char.
acters-RosR Dsshley, Msdgs, Mon.
siaur LoBsllairo aud Old Meg. Mr..
Murray took tho parts of Alma
Dudley. aud Captain hagard. The play
INST with favor FROM tho aualsncp.
Tho scenes are laid In New York and
Connecticut, and tho story IN ono tend.
ing TO show the evil effects OF tho
gambling mania and tho associations
bsgotten thereby.
GA the .0.h instant, Friday, the
splendid spectacular drama, The
World, viii DO given. Wherever This
groa, piece has been put upon tho
boards II has drawn crowded aud most
ontbusisatic audiences. We commend
this. brilliant, beustiful and thrilling
production 70 our oitisans. The soon.
cry and tho plot, although sensational,
are clear ard Wholesome throuyhou
rherc Wal probably not come amongst
as this 80 Hon plsy so full Of interest
~ The w rid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
Justice Miller Declde9 Against the
Brighton COMPANY.

OMAHA, Nov. l7,-Tho decision OF
Justice Miller, OF tho United States su.
prena court, IN the Brighton ranch
case, has just been received here, IL
sust9in9 the mandatory Injunction Of
tho United SiB'Gs district court for the
present snd future. Tho BRIGHTON
company had fenced 90 600 OF gov
eminent land In Custer county, with
81 miles OF NlSe fance. Proceedings
wara begun some time ago TO compel
tbs company 60 yemove the fOnoe, and
shey fought desperately, carrying the
Case 20 the supreme court, ia which
thoy have beau daio9ted. Justice Mil
leE's decision settles 8ll doubtful points
In question Of fencing the pubic do
msiu, end this casa viii be- used 40 a
procodsat iR aimi'nY suits whsraver
they are brought. rhs Brighton COM
pany viii have to immediately remove
the lence,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

sic? II So. we viii take pless0rs IN
iss tng The mater nsfore OGr people.
lSisEedl CHARLAs BLAKE,
Presidents New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change.
To this Colonel Moody rop'sa aa|
follows:
Your kind offer highly appreciated.
Dsstitutioa greater than IS arst sup
posed, aed Contributions are being re-
eeived with thanks.
lSignss.l W. L. Moody.
The chairman Of she relief commit
tee gave notice this evening thai full
meeting OF the Ieliefe0mNittee was ie-
sired 20 ,surrag morning az 10 o'clock.
ChSirmSu Moody requests all who
have subsaribas 10 tho relief OF suffer
ers 30 pleass pay promptly, as money
is needed 10 apply at once.
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS,
Among authorizations today IS one
fron James T.. Shnphard, CT
BTenham, for tho cltlzsns az
BSenham, for SIT; citizons OF
Caiv6rt, through AdOue q Missrop,
$500; clerks So Ksutfman IL Ruugs's
Wholesale bouse, $40; j. Il. Breek-
enriige, Austin, sl,250; Schooiherr,
Besnstan & Co, Now York, sl00:
Iemes $. Kirk q CO., Chicago, 500;
Percy Z. Pgne, president Cisy
Bank, New York, $500; William
MutGson & Sons, Baltimore, $3.50;
oiiZens OF Abilene, Texas, by George
Joluuyck, $500; Henry Rothschild q
Co, New YORK, Sl59; Cosey g. Swssey,
Fort Worth, SEQ; X. Johnsop & sou,
Madiscn, Ied,arn, SlC0; E. II. burke &
Co., New York, $50; Charles Fortrau,
| a. irfU.rtu iftgWnE SlEn. lIn-
| d Co.. Cincinnati; $50; ths
BsG,hovoNn M@nuerchGr aociotY, San
Antonio, $50; s. Il. Kennedy, pTssMeu,
| STATE Nsii0ual hank, OF New 0rlaaua,
$50; James Ii. Simpson, banker, 20.
lnmbus, Texas. $50; Van Ruran Lodge
| No 3, U. 3. f. (colorod), $25; Kendall
" Jones, Houston, $5S; n. W. Show,
| ieweier. city, SO; Il, p. CARAT x Co.,
Hai2,hos saw 4 q; stoS e'' ety. S'," So So
Robars French d CO., Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania, $i00; Hoftheimei
Sros Cincinnati, $i0o; Jasper Hsyse
| F0rt WortA, SO; D. Z. iglehart and
John A. Waylard, Austin. SOS; Mrs T.
b Richardson and Mrs. l., c Evans
CITY, $50.
Tbe Bsraes Publishing house, st
Louis, sends CHECK for 500 20 b,
ua5d ia purchasing books for sohool
lcbildrep.
Msssrs. Holmes & Beercbwai, o.
@ascn, Texas, autographed: "Accop
our sympathy. If, 10 auv way we III
s5rve you, call en- IN freely"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
BADLY Wanted.

The officers yesterday evening were
looking for fruit tree agent who
calls himself w. q. Williams and
claims 90 represent Hikes nursery,
county OF Wott Chester, Pennsylvania.
Complaint had boon made that Will
liams had swindied various psriias,
Williams had takon an order from MIR.
VIII Gallon, OF the tex cnllestor's
oflico, for ok prupe trees et 81 %
9 piece. He 10 said 20 have gone 10
Johnson's nursery ana bougbt ak
pssch trees ut cents a piece, which no
tutned over TO Mr.. Culloni ~ the
genuine, thoroughbred pruno tree.
Various others are aaid 60 have SUI
terod Ia tho same way.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

THE Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
company, and the Chicago & North
westorn Railway company have
scored OF late most extraordinary
incyesse OF net earnings. This is in
greatest part accounted for by tho i'm
menso volume Of business transacted
q 81. Paul and Minneapolis, more
especially In wheat and -four. Tho
story Of all this Can be repeated here
In Texas, at Dallas and Fort Worth,
for our railway companies. Grain
warehouses, Touring mills and cotton
factories will do tho work, II we will
but knucklo down TO business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

In another column will DO found a
most Interesting and instructive inter
Wow with Hos. CHARLES STEWART,
OF Houston. II viii be seen tina. no
not merely takes . highly hopeful View
Of the future OF Sabine Pass an psa
port city with deep water, bu. believes
It IL the coming seaport. CoLo.EL
STEWART has made this great problems
. thorough study, and In this inter.
Wow ho deponstrAtcs by facts and
figures his ontire familiarity with all
tho requisite data connected with tbs
Sabine Paw bar, etc. Tho stronyss,
point made In favor of that place for
deep water prospects IL that tho bar,
being entirely OF mud, eau be, In the
ilrst place, most rcadily removed, and
In tho toooDd, whom once removed,
most economically msiotslned at 8
mlnhaum Of expense, az ample scour
ing power IL furrishod by the sbb
and dow Of tho lido from the
eulE Independently Of this, II up.
pears that The surrounding back
country Il rich for the production oi
oo(lon, vegetables, fruits, etc., and that
q u Semsfkably hsAlthful. CoLoxsI.
01uWAns eoos lsto delsIls 70 aubstan.
1leoe ~ Slo1 Next year the quss.
~ @ MN for ooulhern hns.
=. - III - A. A---.-a-~-A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
Catholic pro.eotora,o Burned.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. II. - The Catholic
Protectorsts, al Glencoe, Missouri, &c
miles from this city burned last night.
Thore were nino Christian BROKERS
and 30 boys In tho buiiding,all OF whom
escaped.
Two boys and one brother, who re-
rsinod In the building too long, found
the stairway burning and iuuped
from tho third story. The brother was
badly hurt. Loss, 100000; insurance,
$1,000,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
Tyler.

TYLER. Nov. T.--Ispeclal.l --Mossrs.
Barge and McChosny, Of Canton, and
Senator q. B. Klgore, OF wills Point,
and Mr.. Geer, OF Marshall, are in the
ely 10 atsenunnoo upon tho supreme
cUurt.
A number Of cotton buyers rom
neiehborlng ciilee were ouying IN our
market yesterday aud To-day, during
which period over 2,o00 bales OF cotton
we're sold here 1t good prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
sensationnl ah,otin. Alrcav.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The National
h3t6l, on CLARK street. was the scete OF
very sensational nGootiDg atfray
aoouj0 o'clock this morning. Edward
Quevtt, young Frnnohm2u, was shos
twice and dangerously wounded by
Aaeline Duyal, h,s miatrcls, from
whom no rad sopar 2ted q
few days ago. Qgevl5 had
enlE besn in this county few
mpHtbS, SOD was tniicr 10y trade. He
mas Aeeliue DuvGl soon after his ar
rival. Wnen he left Sc i5w dsys ego
sGa followed TO bin new aboGe end
threatened 10 XIII him il he didn't re-
turn to her. List evening she called
10 rho hctoi end regi3torsd and took
breakfast at7 O'Clock. Whoa 40 re
iuylsd 20 hss room sitter his bresSfaat
20 get his hat, see was conceded be-
oird She doOr, &s soon es he entared,
sbo Nato an exclamation IN Frencb,
and stepping into tho middle
OF Tho room, fired two shots
ct tho young tailor. AS she
was about 70 Anoot Sgain, ne grsppleh
WITH har, threw her on a trunk and
wronoDad the revolver from her.
Qa3vit iaintsd from loss of blood, ard
the womsD, with q shries, grabbed for
tho weapon again and would have
fired again but for the Interference OF
bgsianders. AN ofIlcsr was callod ana
tho woman placed under arrest. DR..
BrbeOn was nDmmougd, and h9 t0und
the b3ll had entered the op " Quevit's
h6ad aud travGrsGd she sknli The
wound iu a bad oDe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

In Portierre Curtains we
show an immense line of Raw
Silk, Turcomans, Shielas and
Persian, from So to $50 per
pair. New Lace Curtains in
Antique. ClunY, Nottingham,
Madras, Irish Points, Swiss
and various other styles Of
new goods in perfect shower
flow prices. New Window
Shades, New Poles, New Up.
holstery Trimmings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

THE HERALD leaves Dallas Tor Fort
Worth each morning al 400 o'clock on
the special Texas Il Pacific Railroad
oonpspy's train, run by said oou-
u.0.y for tho express purpose of car
ryins she Dallas morning dailies at
heir joint and equal expense.
Thrs TIE HERALD wilt be found on
oil trains leaving Fort Worth for
their respective directions, and at al
stations along the routes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

Mr.. HENRY ExALrp Of Lampssas,
says he Is not a candidate for any pub
lilo Office. ME. EXALL is young men
nrim full Of energy and intelligence.
TO superior literary attainments no
adds "a practical knowledge of men
and events, most genial nature and
sterllng integrity. Ho knows Texas
thoroughly aud loves ,hor dovotedly.
Familiar vita her laws and policies,
ho ought 10 be sent ut least TO the Leg
isiatura
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
BUSINESS BUDGET.
ury Goo SIS Daalnr Aa.irns.

ory ooo's DoAior Assigns.
GALVESTON, Nov. l7.-lBpscial,l- IN.
Arnold, retail dry goods dealer,
epsignod to Leon Blum to day
for the bsnhs of accepting
creditors only. The liabilities arc
about $4,000; ssse,s nearly $4,000
noNlnally, but IL Is thought thew will
not reach more than $4,000 or SIS 600,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

THE crown prince, RUDOLPH, snd
his frau are engaged in much better
work In personally editing the history
ofthsglorie7 Of Austria, than If busted
In stirring no strife with aomo Of their
neighbour, ~ il too often tho case with
crowned heads.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
Invitation TO Dine.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. l7.-Gover-
nor Elvret Dean and Major Cortland
X. Smith have accented an invitation
10 meat Governor Hill, OF New York,
~ 81 dinner 10 100 given a. the Union
club, tho last weak in this month or
tho frat weo. In December.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

Rugs and Mats are being
shown by us in Smyrna, best
quality only, and in all sizes,
at 81, So, So, 1926, SIS, So
and 81. Velvet Rugs and
Mats in the greatest possible
variety ofnew patterns at 81,
$3.50, $3.50 and S3. Tapes
try Mats and Rugs in equal
choice variety Of styles at 75c,
$3.50 and 81. We merely
mention prices. To become
acquainted with their beauty
you must see them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
WEpsx sp.s NovEMBER is 1855.

TIKI HKRALp will esteem it 40 espa
cha isvnr !: sry Of the travelling COM
mun,s wal inform this office BY ecr-
respordsuca or otherwise OF any in
ability to psocura copies of its daily ia
sue on any Of the raiIrosd trains. The
new sboys are ell fully supplied for the
sa,vi,.a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

SAVANNAH in 1890, Charleston in
1853, ana Galveston in 1885, should be
flaming Mornings against wooden
structures in larss oitiea. Uniess care
be tshsp, Daliss may add another 70
the loug 5na fsightfnl list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

II is to be hoped that the next Con-
gress will enact national bankrupt
act. Tia attachment lava and SOFAS
othcgs, In certsin States, gro but the
covers Tor just so much injustice,
wrong ard fraud.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

The Gsest Eastern soems to DO 'cy-
ever in hot water is VOL rs In deer.
Ths directors would hsye done bette
to have allowed her 10 colae over TO
this expo ison last winter, and thus
they coald have saved that indictment
for s5 900,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

Tho above named association win
give = hop ne Maycr's hell tonight. Il
VIII be very elegant affair aud qaite
large number will DO present. All
inemhers are rsquestfd 10 BE- present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
llninhfs of Lain.

Knights of Labor Lodge No. 3sis
last night, as a called meeting, vot,d
500 10 tho Galveston destitute, Which
was tslegrsphod ne once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

LIT us hereafter have fewar fraSie
buildings md more of brick and NOR
tor, especially in tho busiress section
OF these cities,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

wRv.
Carlton Cireaii-H. c. Trsmnsn.
Jo1cs bcso-E. A. SETh.
Msri6tr-A. C. Benson.
GstssVi b. Stst'on-J9bu P. NJ ussett.
Nc slge " Stafion-F. g Staph enson.
CliHua C;rguit-J p. Haise.
Dnhlit IT B. Norwood
CrsuilI4 ard Whey Aiills-T p.
Stanford.
Dafiu-W. II. woadsrd.
HeusDn Grsek-L. VI. rrimble.
Gstesyiiis Iission J ". Mont
somsTy.
Moody Ci.cuit-E. 4. Bareus.
Iredali and BasIoa's Croek-J. Re
Steele.
GRANgU BY DISTRICT.
y. A. Baily, Pr siding Eldar.
GraohEry StStioa-W. d. Robinson.
Cise7--J. g. Pntmsn.
Esstlani--y. J. nstis.
SraEp--L +. Qolills.
BrecSeufiige--D c. Strange.
Lipln CI5ouit-J. W. Eisziah.
Pelo Pinto--W. 4. Grsvas.
PaluxV--J, J. Harris.
Glen R9so-R A. Halt.
VAr0exm0gtou--g. A. GJYdner.
Acton Marion Mills.
ComanehA Psi ga. Long.
DsLeor-O. "a. Addison.
BsowNwooD DISTRICT.
J. X. Lowe, Presiding Elder.
Cimnocbe and BSowawood-C. ".
D7Biol,
Coleman Fohn L. Nesi.
Indian . exc. u. OzwSlt.
Gpuonc iCuauit-R. IL. Raymond.
Hamllt Circuit-W. V. Jones,
y. Aou 81, b. Hawkins.
Pecan 'ission--W. II. Gnliland.
Villa s. RGuch--R. W. .Ve!lborno.
Cenie Clly-DGniel Gergan.
BIB Hslon- -GocrgG f. Fair.
Thrifty MisEion-J. G. S. Baird.
Cepp ra9 Cove-M. b johnson.
ABILENE DISTRICT
j, 4. l.. Ann :, Pre- siding Elder.
Abilene Station j. a. Hydor.
Swfatwrtsr-W M. Glsss.
Baffsi1 Gap-B. A. Thomassop.
Cooradt--H. 3, Henry.
Little Gsn-D. G. Sbarke.
AlhRny-J. II. Wallace.
CEddo Pask-J. b, WeuG.
Arsen--J. Ii, Wiseman.
WEATHERrobD DISTRICT.
G. y. E!is, Presiding Elder.
WoGtherford Stalion--M. III. Wells.
WoatheYiord Cireuit-B. L. Steyees.
GA frnUil L. Mt m N
Snriugtnvwy-Joh,, y Haos9,
WisrHsWi,ii, =, 30 ' o'''o''
El60rfdo---J H. Mills.
RnbaN sfatinr-innr ~, y,ith
rloar--W p FcrS - ''-''
Farlner hItssion--J NJ R.kor
afinersl WsjlS-J n p,rod erorth
Viasvsrd Clty-R NJ. Norris 'A-'
Varn3,--y ~ rIN.n ,1I' @a'' ''''
Vinavsr3 ui1sta1@- - q, mills
M0bstio 10 % gnnolisd,
Ririnos III .gys h sgiIl,-
SnInhnr gorinss =; s,'ii + I',noon,
Observation-Disclosures Dnncan.
RgJis pitinrNP r DnT T,,-''
Bjr SDria9s-.R /. = Tbomos
AbiIere tyisaiorN-qeorSe W o,lev,
WLco prsrpiGT
e, {. Arf3str5nr, P[o,t,dlng .5ldor.
" 10, AV,' S NJ i''
Woo Circult-SeIp,;sl . VII VIM
Fast W 400 Ciycnit--T n Rogs~s
B0,o,iGvjlie Circnit-T. III r,r;TIhlo.
WoTtbayn CjTsi,jf--r' - rotten
D,esdsn- JVjlllSm VanSSn.
Mt. CAM, Ia Bona
MsyiS--J. n. CS,iord
sbaoe;g--J. n Croclatt
AxteI C,iyrnit a g,.jn,hia
| 6ld5T Isl-u5IG iS 10 Suoeora
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

The popula ity of3-py Car
pets Is the reason for our chr.
Of IN rying TIE finest grade made, A, n
Vl,lV which ne sell ct $i1o PER Sl,lu
yard, and is worth sl2j. We
have 1t only in choice, new
patterns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

In FRANK HuRp's State they are
forming free trade leagues in every
city and town. The movement is got
.ing a Doom throughout the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
unxlehur,t Drvn.,,,,d nv r,r.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE buai.
ness portion Of the town Of Haz ehurst,
Aississipp!, was destroyed by fro
last night. The loss ~ estimated ct
500 900; Insurance. small,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

WAsn he wsnsn Of Ne Asuss
,sssbls 1; pscbasly is1isss.icS 90
;ss,s &C. 'i IS 5sSs 'Ss -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18
avoid the December rush.

The next best Ingram Car.
peSto aS'ply is an extra super
and whenevsf you get the
EN- genuine article you are sure nr.
UJUr to have good Carpet. We 00G
stsrtour lowest number ate5s
per- yard. This orels worth
ljG 8 as4i ya'a ia s nss%h noo s o1s 75c
We self at 75e, AMI We claim
AND areworth Gee. Our best extra AND
supe,s, than which no bstter
OEo are made, we ere selllsg at nr.
UJJ' Soc yard and no house that 09C,
we know of are able to or Of
fer to sell them less than Il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

The term spy Carpets is
often nisquotei or misappli-
ON ed. We have in stock at soc
UuJ' ayard aa eiogQnt line OF gen.
uiuo a-ply InSrain Carpets,
every yard of which IS worth
sl00.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

Der next line of s-ply Car
pets we sell at Sl.00. These
m are The best goods usually n, =.
..UU carried bym ST carpet houses D ,l)lj
and Eoldat 2l.l5 by them, and
they are fully worth Il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

We have two lots of Tapes
|eEn try Carpets az Csc and 75c o -.
UJb' yard, the quality OF which bhe.
AND cannot be surpassed at 9Oc. Ann
75o The styles are all equal to thy :.
ieV' heit goods made. zoe,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-18

DE- i. l., FosoUe, physician, sur
geon and ocdl'st, Oni03 $40 Main
str IT, telephone e., residence tele-
phone 90S,
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relaots a grandeur about it.
self that is equalled only by
itself and beaten only by the
really moderate prices at which
it offers goods as per this days
quotations. The time to buy
is now. The stock is full and
your work will be done by the
time you want it. Those who
want to fix up their house for
the holidays are already be-
stirring themselves so as to
avoid the December rush.
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is and always has been the Bee
Hive for economical and TASTY
housekeepers to gather in, and
with any one of our exper-
fenced force discuss plans Of
decoration or furnishing, and
buy accordingly.
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GALVESTON

GALVESTON, Nov. l7.-ISpeciai. =
TIE work Of providing for sufferers
by the late Ere goes molly ON. Con
tvibutions continue to arrive from
Texas and the East and tire North.
Up to this evening S76.5l3 have
bsen subscribed, Si5,442 Of which
has been paid in, and $4,000 OF same
paid out 10 4s3 applicants. These sS3
reci0ients represent 80 many
fSmilisa, and the reliet al
rssdy extended Ia scarcely more
thsn temporary, 50 they lost every
thing; and nearly every family anon 9
them Is an applicant TOR for.
Their relief. In addition &c
this the relief conmi.tes
(0r individual members oil sarne) are
vi thu opinion that the appl.
cations thus tar passed upon by
the committee represent something
over aalf o. the total number OF fam.
lies thss viii, or have already applied
TO members OF the committee. No
tsbElatsd list of tina actual number
OF sufferers has vet been prepared
Use relief committee propose TO pre-
p2re suoh IS statsnaent, bal
ion tho present they ars giviue
their ontira time TO exsminicf
applicants and supplying immadiatc
and pressing wantg, such 8,
renting houses, anG settling
families thsraln, and furnishing
them bedding, cooking utensils, otc
| TAis work will occupy several days
Yet, wGgntnsaeures tor more peEmsu
snt ltlioi viii DO considered and pu
into operation by the committee.
Among the victims are about 300 col
cred families, who ware hurned GU
during tho Hrst hour Of The fire an.
before the psoplc realized whaG grss
c0ntl sErati0n wss on the city
These col0yeo people lived OF
AvsnueS Il, Q and D, and alonl
alleywavs between tsese svcnues
A meGber Of tho relief Commute.
who has been among the colorsd sui
fersrs, saia tonight: "They save
practically nothing. Becoming panic
s,ticken, they rushed out of the burn
ing houses, aud great many coiore
shildren had bus single garman
saved"