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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-25
fHs CHICAGO AID
NORTH
WESTERN
RAILWAY,
TEE BEST ROUTE AnB
SHORT LINE
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The only hzs to take for Dee Noines, Mar.
scalltown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Oxen
Chicago, Milwaukee, ana all poires East To
tEe people Of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, NsshiRgton
sEd California Ii offers superior advantages
pct possible by any other line.
Among = few of the Eum srous points %
superiority enjoyed by the patrons Of this
road between Omaha and Chicago ara itl
TIVE trains . 3aV Of DRY COACHES. which
sTe the finest tnAt human an and ingenuity
es1 create; It's PALACE SLEEPING CARS,
which are m0aels of comfort and eiegsnc8.
til PARLOR DRAWING ROOF CARS, IN
sGrpaksed by ~ny; and ia widely celebrated
PALATLAL DINING CARS tie equal OF
watch can Ne: be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs tho trains OF the Union
Hse1hc Ry. connect in Union Depot with
those of the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. In
Chicago the trains of this line make close
ceanectiou with those OF all Eastern lines
For Detroit Columbus, Indianapolis, Gin
rcSaBati Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Pittsburg.
Toronto, Montreal Boston, New York, Phila-
isiphia, Baltimore, Washington, and all
psints in the East, ask tho ticket agent for
-iekets via the
NORTHWESTERN"
fyou wish the best accommodations. AL
-3eket agents.Sen tickets via this line.
Y. HUGHETF, B.. s. HAIR,
Genl Manager. Gen1 PasA Agent
CHICAGO.
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Going East.

Excursion Tickets to Garfield and
Return, soc.
Children between and 10years of age, Csc.
No fFeig- will be received sfter4 p II.
S. F FENTON w. w. RITTER,
Gen Fr'tand Pass.Ag' Supt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-25
Eggs
Cured Meats and Lard.

(Selling prices.)
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"A CARD.

To a who are suffering from errors and
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., 1 viii
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America
send se.f-sjdressed envelope to REV
joseph T ISHAN. Station D. New York.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SALT LAKE erY SEPTEMBER "a. 1885
(signal Service. U. s. Al

Maximum temperature. $50 degrees.
Minimum temperature $40
Rainfall 90 inches
To reduce Barometer to sea level addI24
&c. THOMPSON, U. s.A.
Private Signal Corps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-25
WATER! WATER!

Dam aged by w aterl
BARTON & Co. have Just received a
beautiful line of Boys and Childrens, Cloth
ing, which, having become damaged by
water on the railway, they will sell regard
less Of cost Now is your time to get suits
cheap, for. although the suits are not much
damaged. they must be sold right away.
A nobby line of Stiff and Soft Hats opened
to-day. Call and see them, as they are the
attest. A splendid gun given away with
some of the Boys Hats.
Barton ~ Co., A S. Main Street.
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Cheese.
Selling prices.)

Eastern. .....'....''.''.'.-' 1ez5c e Ii
Utah.. Observation-Disclosures. 1910
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-25
The Semi Weekly Herald,
Published every Wednesday and Saturday

Published Wednesday
months 49,. II
THIS HoQsEH0P JOURNAL ONE PUBLISHED
Farmer the Miner Families generally residing
afforded
circulation Pacesit in the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-20

-4&a&e
The bartender Of = popular rendezvous
leaned gracefully over the har during the
slack hours 81 business. the other day
aud discussed his customers with re-
porter.
II notice that men nowadays order
exactly what they want he said toy
ing gently with his blonde nsustache,
while the reporter lifted Glove from the
glass 10 his mouth. Three or four years
ago \ man looked more or less ashamed
~ himself when he ordered lemonade or
sslizrr. Ills companion usually re-
monstrated with or made fun with him,
aud he generally offered some apology
20 the bartender for ordering non-in-
soxicsiing drink. This was particularly
80 with Young business men. clerks and
~s nlsin brandy. whisky punches. plain
whisky. or some other heavy drink. ~
s"ursa. one-halt 81 them didn't wan Il.
You cant stand behind bar long before
yon find ont that large percentage Of
the men who are led np 10 the bar 10
drink. would rather have nothing at all
than liquor OF anv sort. Others have
scrures against drinking hard liquor.
aud others fluid II goes sgainst them TO
drink brandy before dinner. Sill, the
msjority of them used 10 drink their
whisky straight and say nothing When
l first went into the business fifteen
wears ago. we used 10 pass out the whisky
bottles aud glasses without asking \
question. Ii the man wanted anything
else. he would push the bottle back and
give his order. In those DAYS. II q psrty
If Young men went into bAr-rooni and
ordered lemonade the bartender feit AZ.
grieved. aud the bystanders made fun OF
them Nowadays, however. everything
j. changed. No one thinks ANYTHING
when two or three Of group % men
order lemonade, settler, or apolIinarie,
at the bar.
The siinon-rure American bar-room
Too. i rapidly going out Of fashion. Mer
no longer enjoy rushing into room
and taking drink standing. They have
more time now than they had len years
sgc, and like 10 sit down and chat with
their friends over chickens.
'neeswings.' etc A place with comfort
able chairs and tables catches the Gus
toners now. aud The modern restaurant
aud cafes. where they can peacefully 81
outside Of the general public. 40 the mos
business. Their rooms are invariably al
WAYS filed"
In my opinion, drinkers are not 81
numerous as they used 10 be. The mar
who came Ia tor his cocktail every morn
lug before breakfast or luncheon. and
the man who took four or five good
drinks OF whisky every day no Longer
exist TO theextent they did ten years ago
The fact Is. habitual drinking over tn,
bar Is not fashionable nowsdsys. Mer
drink more At dinner than they used to
and only drink away from home for III,
fun Of the thing. The wholesale ABSORB
ton Of liquor has gone out Of style. Nov
and then party Of students or clerks 2,
10 place. and drink until they can hol.
no more, but this Il very seldom. o
course there are Others Among the labor
Ing classes who deliberately make vi
their minds To get 'full.' and 90 about /
!" business-like way, aud drink TO ex
cess. hut they are now comparatively
few."-Troy Telegram.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-20

Johnny, what would you do II you
were 70 see md boy stealing some
fruit! N asked Sundsy-scioci teacher OF
the best boy in the class. "wouId you
not tell him he was doing wrong.r Yes
indeed, would, aud ii he didn't make
. lair divide. I'd tell the siorckeeper.v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-20

Mrs. AL do love to hear Mrs. Alto
sing; her swell il very fine" Mrs b :
'What are you talking about! That 10
no swell he's her husband
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-20

The aspirants for postoffice in Dubois
county Gre now being drilled in battal-
lions. w Rockpori Pocket
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-20

noUuQ send six Tor nssf.ge and receive free
vi PItZE costly box ~ goods which will helm AL. ~
oswsss either sex. 20 money right away. than
snyfhine else IN this world Perfumes await the work
er~ absolutely sure. At once address Tkrs Co. An
gusss. Maine. No. ls-lys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-20

VIII positively Fever and Agne. Dumb Agne
Avus Cake. bilious Fever. Ianntice. Dyspepsia. and
~ diseases n the Liver. Stomache and Blood Price
81 70 Nv nail Send for Prof Grilmc'e's Treatise on
the Kidneys and Liver free BY mail. Address
FRENCH PAD CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
For Sale ~ Mehringer Bros. Dgng
Store. Jasper. Ind.
June 3o'h. lssl-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-20
PROF. GUILMETTE'S
French Kidney Pad,

send " 90 and Yen will receive the Pad ~ return mail
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
JUDGE RICH AVIAN. Lawyer Toledo. o.. rsvs:
Zone or Prof fuiineffs'~ French Kidney Pads cured
me cf fmmhago IN three weeks time. Nyca had heen
given bv The hest Doctors incurabe. During all
this tine suffered untold agony and paid out large
sums ~ money.
GEORGE yFTTER. J. r. Toledo. a.. saws:
- suffered snr three with Sciafica and Kidney
Disease AMI often had about cru'ehes was en-
tireiv and pernsnenfi~ cured after wearing Prof Gull
meffe's French kidney Pad four weeks
'SorfRE y. G. SCOTT. Svivsria. o.. writess
~ have hesn ferer for ~ with Brrhf's
Diseases ~ the Kidneys. For weeks ~ time mn
able Get Of bed; took barrels ~ medicine. bns
fnev give only Temporary relief Iwore two 81 Prof
lGuiimetie's kidney Pads TX weeks. and now know
am entirely cured
MRS HELEN JEROME Toledo. o.. says:
"For wears have heen confined. part ~ the
time nv bod with fnco-rhrs and fem.ls weakness
II wore af Guimeites kidney Ps:s end cured
In nne month";
". w. GREEN. wholesale Grocer. Finiiey. q whites
.. suffered for - with lame hack and in three
weeks permanently cured by wearing one Of Prof
6u'neue's Kidney Pads
BF KfESTiSG. ~ D.. Druggist. fcgsnsrort. Ind !.
when senfine W order for kidney Pads. writes:
II wore ~ the frsf had and received
moys benefit frrm " fhsn anything used IN fact
the Pads rive better eener. satisfaction than any Kid
lney remedy we ever sold"
RAY SHOEMAKER. Druggists. Hannibal. Mo.
I'VE warking M lively trade IN PADS and
are hearing Of good results from them day
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-20
FARMS FOis SALE
By
c. DOane and N. A. Sweeney.

90 IN Jackson tn. adjoining school house, 70
cleared log house 10 i2 good terms This 10 new
ground. ana has young orchard.
40 acres IN jackson IT,. miles from Bvetzvs sta
tion good house, barn and other improvements, els
per acre.
80 acres VI jackson IT,, miles from Jasper. miss
from A. n station Air Line good frame house, log
barn and other Improvements. stock water the year
round good orchard. al kiuds 81 irut very cheap -
Si.Ooo mart casn. and on rvod terms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27
Sec Castles Bros. % cont scarf.


We were shown yesterday copy of
"The Prehistorio World, or Vanished
R,ces,' by Il, A. Allen. 1t 10 tho story
Of Creation's Dawn, told In most at
usctivo style, and based on the best
evidences that have come to us by
means Of scientific research, by geol-
ogy, geogony, aud by physical g,osra.
ply. II reads to Us tho history of
pc i've man, with nil his onntestA
with tho hugo on,mals of that
carly period; II walks with him all
through the glacial axe, "details
his advances In socisl culture aud iu-
vestigates whether there are any races
OF msn now living which ara tho al.
rect descend sntN 81 this primeval man.
/, In replste with excellent descriptive
illustrstious TO illustrate the sui jects
treated. IL Is gotten up In tho tilst-
class style o! the book-MAker's art,
printed IN hold, clear type and on the
bcst vi paper.
The agent, Miss Price, Is now can.
vsss'ng for thls admirable work, that
should be la every students library,
and viii call ON our citizens during
tho next few daya Mies Psice II the
guest Of QUE o. tho Mns. e,tsomed
ie,ui,iss and viii Win her way by her
einculNiN pleasant manner to the
good traces Of ,so,s who viii kiadly
favor her with III audience,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27
Esna Forfaitera.

Bill Thompson and Mary Leathsrs,
two ssddle-cslored descendants OF
Africas heated shores, ana former ros-
idents sf Dallas county, were indicted
several months ago by the grand jury
upon charges Of living together in
adultery A bond Of $500 waB required
OF each fer an appearance 81 an ap.
pointed time before ihe'county court,
which they readily gave. County Tax
Collector Scotps signature appeared on
the bond OF the woman, while an
equally responsible nsmo adorned the
similar Instrument OF tho
man. They were liberated
~ the sheriff and left for their akld-
1ng places with airs OF injured limo
ceoce. In thort lime, however, the
moral atmosphere of tts county be-
came oppressive and distasteful to
then, and sll ~ osco They disappeared
I'LL what direction no one knew. On
Thursday last Information reached
the oars Of Mr.. Scott that tho couple
were living near Ennis, In Ellis coun.
~, Us man and wife. That evening,
accsmpsniod by Deputy sheriff Lewis,
he vituod the cabin OF the fugitivea.
On arriving NJ TIE gate Thompson ilsd
aud nRda good hte escape, though pur-
sued about q mile and.sliOt a. boversl
times. The woman meekly surren-
dercd and was returned 10 tho city
and lodged In isll TIE officers are OF
tho opinion that .uey will yoS capture
ThompeGn.
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j w. RkEB,
Jeweiry Mandatory, ole ny ain stree

Jewoiry Mandatory, ole Tain street
Having established manufacturing
department. Ia the rear OF my store,
with experienced workmen, 1 am pre-
pared to make all kinds OF iewelry,
hedges, medhls, etc., which / formerly
had to order from New York. mako
y specially of wedding and engage.
ment rings, and make Them to order
of any quality or design desired, at a
few moments uotlce. We ara turning
out avery day "MasunlU," "Udd Fl-
low" "Knights Of Lsuor," and Other
order badges OF elegant finish and de-
s,gus.
Having one Of the hest engravsrs
and designers Va The country, we can
give our goods the Ono finish that Is
0iund on New York work.
We ara Also prepared to make any
complicated oharms, min,luro en-
gines, street carr, Mowers, etc., IN
working order.
The highcs, p,ico paid for old gold.
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sssend visit to Dallas Of b. y.


Second Visit to Dallas of Ii. r..
French, A. NJ, n. ID. tho Great
Specialist.
While Tun HERALD reporter was at
the Texas q Pacific depot yestsr Look
lag for an item, the train from Fort
Worth came in and among the pas.
ssngers was DR.. French, Of Cincip-
natl, Ohio. The doctor began inquir-
ing about the old landmarks and
psrsons who were hers during his
fsymer Wait. Learning tina. the doc
tor anticipated making Dallas his flu
ture home, your reporter knew he
could eaaily gst an item OF iutsrest
Ga inquiry the doctor explained thst
Tor several yesra he had been idonti-
tied with the Mlddlesex Health sani-
tarium, Of Lowell, Massachusetts,.
"You expect 90 go into the regular
practice hero" said the reporter.
"Not into faMily prac-
tice," said he, ~ shall
treat only chronic diseases, cancers
and diseases of the tongue. Theso arc
NY spscialtiss and shall devots my
sDtiro timo 10 thom."
"is your trosimeut pocullarW
"Much Of our treatment ia magnetic.
In many cases we effect instantaneous
cufes; in others we use magnetism and
me dciuer, and IN sOmo cases va sso
medicine alone"
"whst kind OF msalcines do you
user"
"All oar medicines arc made from
roots, herds, bsrhs, 6ow0rs, etc. We
use 10 minerals Whatever. We have
"a large saanltariam nj Lowell, Nnsx2
cbuketts, where there are upward Of
SEQ patientn all the time, Our medi-
clnes In most part are prepared there
and shipped 70 ua."
"Hes your aaentsecured rooms for
youw
"Yer. Ho hiss taken rooms on Nxin
street In Mr.. 0'CoDnor's now building
and viii have them ready for occu-
pancy Tuesday or "Wednesday"
"Will you give lrse treatment at any
timer"
so, yes. On every Tuesday and Fri
day, between 10 aud IL O'clock, we will
give free treatment in order TO Their.
oughly establish the fact thst we cure
dieenhgs."
"Did you ut up private rooms In
othot cities IN you are doing here?"
1--WE did not, We took ptrlors In
leading hotels. Intending 10 locate
here permanently, We make this
change"
"Whsn will you bo ready for bust
ness?r
"By Wednesday morning. Our cir.
culsrs will not BIO hero for two weeks
vet"
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gs,h,.e And F,shiur Lakea

T1E HERALD some time ago re-
ferred TO tho feasibility OF Establish.
Ing u il,hing and bathing lake on tho
property known AZ Geo nbeS farm,
ABOUT . mile west OF tho rivor, and Ia
rejoiced to note that stock company
has been formed for tho purpose. suf.
htient stock has been taken and a
committee has boon appointed to pur.
chase tho entire tract of land, which
numbers l3l acres. The company con
template building two large artificial
lakes, 10 be- fed with pure water rom
natures fountains. Two large houses
Will be- erected, the grounds
beautiaed and tho lakes stocked with
bass aud other game fish. A properly
arranged clubhouse will also 10 Z
prominent feature Of the surround.
inBs. The organization which Ne
sumos the responsibility Of tho under
taxing 10 n branch oil the Doway Lake
comp any, and 10 limited 70 y member.
ship Of 70. The primary work will he
commenced W once. The grounds
AUD water supply arc admirably
adApsed M the rnrroses In view.
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wards, Gus De Bose, Bill Robinson and
Sam Lswis, charged joiatly with Alex.
Calvin, all colored, with the murder OF
". q. Thompson, in Greer county,
August %, 1855, remanding them to
the custody of the marshal, without
bail.
Deputy Marshal Morton arrived
Thursday night from Westherford
with Mrs. A. j. GRAFT, charged with
depositing unavailable matter In
the psstcflice ct thss point.
She Ia accused with writing
obscene and vslgar letters to . young
lady. She declares her innocence ami
claims that the prosecution is prompt
ed by malice. She was plsced under a
bond OF $500 for her appearance on
Tuesday next.
Deputy hsrshsl Spsngler arrived on
Thursday night with Burrell Oatwnod,
charged with the murder of q. A. Cor
don at dance in the Chickssaw Ma
ton, on the night OF January 70, 1885.
The prisoner was lodged in jail.
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An omeial rar.s,lr.,ion.

Committee on fire department will
meet Tuesday evening at o'clock tn
investigate rum0rs against Charles
Kahn, chief OF the fire department, as
per hiS request, which reads al fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
OF the City OF Dallas
Owing 20 certain rumors aud outside
lux az 10 nav ospAnity as chief of the
hre department and othor charges OF
cr0okodness ia handling money, horse
trading, etc, ask OF your honora.
bio BODY that an Investigation
b. had upon oach and ali the ACCUSE
tiops That are sflost IN tho community
touching my official duties and
that a report OF the same DO
made known by tho council through
the proper committees. l feel that il
In duty l ove the people that / have
served 40 long, as well as TO myself,
ard hope THAI this application will be
referred to tho proper committee with
instructions 10 report on tho name NJ
once, all OF which ia respectfully sub.
United. CHARLES KAHN,
Chief.
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Yestsraa,'s Fire.

About l O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the alarm Of IRE was again sounded
morn TIE dosn town engine house,
aud he hrcmcn hurrledly botook
Inc msslves In tao idlrsction Of shsdy
view park. Tho blanc was located on
East San Jacinto street, END tho
shautJ Of Dsn Eastlcy, an old oolsrod
MAJ, led tho flames. The engiDos
conid hot he usod,as there are no water
psugs i hat locality, bu. the hook
art ladder con psny did spoh service
a. NM la weir power TO rUtsid tao
ravsRas Of tho IRE. Tho house aud
fusni'ure wafo destroyed, and the Old
n.au cst,lr .ses nis loss Al $1,000, with
An insursnc. ri $3.50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

Number Of arrests made during tho
week ending September rs, 1885: In
toxicated, 10; ssnault and battery, 2;
rssistlng an officer, /; cursing and
swearing, 5; gaming, 2; nuisance, 1;
disturbing peace, 2; hSAtipg, 4; abu-
sive lnngu age, 2; obstructing sid walk,
!; riding with prostitute, 2; vsprancy,
-; keoping disorderly house, l; theft,
=; fast riding, 1; pedolins without II.
COueo, 1,
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There will DO u meeting st thu FIr.t
Baptist church AZ .. m, Sunday, OF
the childrcns Aid society OF Bunkner,s
Orphan Homo. All children of Dallas
are requested to be present and bring
their parents, the socisty is organized
ny the little children of this city. All
persona under 20 years OF age arc IN
sited to join. The admission fee being
only nickel; older persona have the
initiation OF % conts to pay. The
object OF tho association Ia to assist H.
maintaining over 90 orphans at the
Buckners Orphan HOME, and ali with
In four miles oi Dallas court house.
Tho institution ~ most laudable
one. Ladies' Of thia city have critically
examined It's merits, CO., and endorse
IL In every respect.
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The LOCAL NEWS RECORD
stsee. aaa o.ssr I.rr.,..e.,.


In the past week tho street force
have put down 2s5 feet of crossings,
and two drain boxes, at the intsrssc-
tion OF Live Oak street and Pacific
avenue; crossing at Commerce and st
Paul, two at Wood and Lacy; 1875 feet
curbing at school house No. 4; $50 feet
stone clubbing on Sycaxore, at the old
city hall; drain boxes at Poydrss ana
jackson, on South HARDWOOD, on &C.
lumbla, .ri four on Lamar. They
have radod Cora street AID are now
grading HARDWOOD, near tho park,
whore NO work has ever bsen done.
Various other repairs cemplsta the
weeks work.
The Eoiscopsl Female Institute, on
East Ho's street, has reached the top
OF the trst story, and ia 8 splendia
base Of stope several fest below the
surtace. Considering the heavy loss
susta. med by the failure
OF Adams & Lsonsrd's
bank, thia ia most gratifying to the
friends o. this noble Institution. It's
iuture progress will he elow, but
Bishnp Garrett ~ interchangeable In its
lshat and will never cosse his labors
"a no institute shall open its doors
for tho education of our girls.
Much has been done during the
wees ~ tho building and improve
mont OF sidewalks.
The foundations are being laid for
many new buildings, quito y number
being OF brick.
The mills and other factories are be-
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Arrested and Jailed .

Pearl Garrett, a woman OF question
able msr8lr, was arrested soma time
since ON % chargo OF embezzling SIS,
and gave bond fer an appearance 90
fore the proper court tribunal. Shs
subsequently, dumped" her bond, and
did neG again appear In the city until
yesterday. Sho wsr Immediately rsar-
rested and lodged in jan, much to the
qualification OF hsr sureties.
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Raess at Fsir arsnnds.

Sunday, Sept. IS p, m.-Grest
wrestling match between William
Black aud j. Sullivan; slss grand ss-
sault ~ arms, 81. Joe Kid, Charles
Nsrshsl. Burt Cunningham, J. sulli-
van, jack Brady. and Kid Bridges,
colored; 100 yIds foot race, BLACK
against rsc0ra time; also bicycle aud
foot races, three legged AVID potato
races; jumping and stona-throwipg
contests for the benefit OF Williams
Black. Admission 20 cents; children,
10 cents; ladies', free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27
sepsembsr splicinRs.

The following marriage Licences have
besn issued by County Clerk Hill
during tho past wssk:J j. II. Moore and
lydia Il. Kennedy, Scott Williams
and Cora MichOsx, A. Vance Eoren
and Flora Henry, J. u, Spoir and Xiu-
nio Maphries, J. II. Nichols and Emma
d. Luck, A. J. Harry aud Annie Noil,
4, i. Chsdick Snd EVA Targrnin, II
Hildright and Minnie White, X. A.
Turpln and julia Law, II. Ii. Begie
and Katie Reed, James NJ. Norton and
Callie FlsgS.