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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-10

Orr, IA Main street, IL receiving
large shipments of buggles, carriages,
etc, daily.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-10

Great reduction In millinery
at half OF former prices at Il. Bau-
mans.
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Pure and uncolored aud guaranteed
unauthorized May Blossom Tea at so
cents pound in ono pound packages
az Bouche's, S23 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-10

HICKoX AND HRARNE, DRuooisrs
COL Main street. Give special atton-
ton 70 prescriptions.
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Silk and stiff hats at and below cost,
to cleSe out, at Leon Rahn's.
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Tho stapdard Tooth NYnsl

of the age is SOZODONT. 1t has dis
tanced competition. Discolored teeth
are rendered white by it's use. The
breath derives fragrance from its
aroma. 1t prevents and arrests dental
decay. The gums become roster and
harder under its operation. All its in
gradients are vegetable and antiseptic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-10

Gold pens, pencils, autograph and
photograph albums at Paul Z. Erb's.
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Ribbons, all widths and colors, at
3, 10 and 10 cents per yard at Bau
mans.
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wv iN Mt 60 NN g" % go 30 .a 81
Tho pure, sweet.sufe and effective An,pri-
can distillation OF Nitcu-Hnzcl. Americas
Pine Canada Fir N0rlgold, and Glover Bios.
som, called SANFOED's RADGCALCURE FOR
CATARRu, with one box Catarrhal Solvent
and one SaniOrds imprpvCd Inhaler, all In
one pacEi 5ci may now Le had N an drug
gusts Tor 81. Ask for Sguflrl's Radical Cure.
Complete Local and Constitutional Treat
mont for every form Of Catarrh, from "A sim.
Pie Cold or influenza 10 Loss OF Smell Taste
and Hearing, Cough, Bronchitis and Cn-
tarThal Consumption, lnevory packagc.
Clorgymen, Vooalists,
And Public Speakers without number owe
lhelr present usefulness aud success 10 ,SRn-
ford's Radical Cure for Catnrrh.
Rev. Dr. Miggin says; cone OF the best
remedies for C0tarL-nay, the best remedy
we have found Ia lifetime of snfIerlng-ls
Saniord's Radical Cure. II clears the head
aud Throat 30 thoroughly that, taken each
morning ON rising, there are no unpleasant
seoretlous and no disagreeable hawking
during tue entire day, but an unprece,
dentCd clearnessof voice and respiratory or
sold by all druggists. Price, sl.OO.
Potter Drug aud Chemical Co., Boaton.
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"The Fastest In the world,"

Nothing breakable that Spalding's
Glue won't mend.
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Two years later am perfectly well

KgF-None genuine without bunch of
green Hops ON the white label. Shun all
the vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop" or
"Hopsn in their name.
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Whenever the business men back up
their opinions of the future of their
town by buying all the property Of
fered for sale, that is made town.
Such is the prospects of Albany. Her
business mon are constantly fncreas-
ing their lists of town property, and
are buying because they expect it to
be valuable in short time ALBANY
News
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Mr.Join ThIei, Wilkcsbarre, Pa, writes:
81 have suffered nom Salt Rheum for over
eight years, at times 40 bad that I could
not attend tn my business for weeks ut a
ume' Three boxes OF CUrtCURA and four
bottles REsOLVENr have entirely cured m q
OF THIS drNallnl dlsnnsnm
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Inc verdict of the jury in the Jen-
nett-owens case will not be a surprise
y impartial observers, who have
watched the drift of the evidence In
tne case. The fragrant discrepancy be-
tween the returns and the ballots from
|lne notorious 18th ward--a discrepancy
iorciply suggestive of fraudulent prac-
tlce against the contostant-gave i'm
<pulho ana shape to n public sentiment
hEnich subsequent investigation OF bal
ltpt-Doxes from several other wards,
[7onourrently with the testimony OF
voters, tended steadily to strengthen
ana confirm. The verdict OF the Jury
ID favor of Jonnett, II is presumed,
was passed on the conclusion that the
evidence on the whole proved the per-
petuation OF compound and cumula-
i've irauu, commencing with false re-
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ON TO pRoMNwonn.

While Dallas is at present taking a
comfortable nap, she may at any time
awake with noise ike thunder and
cry, "On TO Brownwood" If Dallas
could work up the Dallas d Browns
wood railroad she would double dis.
count Fort Worth's Waxahachie
scheme. But will Dallas try to secure
railroad to Brentwood? 1t is not
recorded that she will.-[Cleburne
Chronicle.
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TEXAS JOURNALISTIC.

1t Is with pride that we point to the
success OF Texas journalism, and II
you Will scan the principal papers OF
she State you will find that they will
compare fayorably with papers In
older Statos, and a great many times
surpass the generality of papers In
the metropolitan cities, because our
people are enterprising people. The
adherence is not so much In the get.up
OF the paper as the field which profit.
ably invites ability, intellect and pro.
gressive thought. We do not mean by
this that all Texas editors or journal.
ists are superior In every respect, but
the leading men are equal TO any
other, in whatever State they may be
found, and we view thom with pride
and these creditable representative.
are drawn in by the liberal spirit Of
tnosepeople who are live, go-ahead
people, who make the calling of PEN
n son News,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
ORGANIZED.
The Jobbers and Maaufacturers' AssOcia-
tion Elect Omeers.

The Jobbers and Maaufacturers' AssOcia-
ton Elect Ofheers.
An adjourned meeting Of the merchants
and manufacturers interested in the new
business mems organization was held in the
Circuit Court room at the Court House at
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. About TWEEN
ty6ve firms were represented.
After hearing the reports OF the commit
tees appointed at Mondays meeting they
broeeed to the election of permanent officers
as follows
President-Dr. T. H. Logan.
Vice Plesident-Benjsmin Fisher, Joseph
Speidel and W. E. Hughes
Secretary-H. Hszlett-
Corresponding Secretary. S. Naylor.
Treasurer-D. Gutman.
President Logan then appointed the fol-
lowing committees
On Finance-JosePh Speidel, 7. 81.
LANCE, J. B. MeElwayne, James Neal,
Henry Harper and S. Horkheimer.
On Trade Interests-W B. Simpson, C..
w. Hesly, r. NJ McCabe, W. II. Robinson,
John Sweeney j. A. Miller and W. A. Viii
son.
On Place Of Meeting-H. P. McGregor,
G. Ed. Mendel and f. Buchanan.
On Legislation-W. f. Hughes, Hull
Carrier, NJ l.. OF, D. Gutmsn, Samue
Kraft, N. Reilly and B. Fisher.
After the transaction of some other uniu-
portant business the meeting adjourned to
meet on the third Thursday in February.
Regular monthly sessions viii be held there
after on the third Thursday sfeach month.
The association starts of with every pros
pect of success and cannot fail to be pro-
ductive Of great good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
the STATE HOUSE.
The Architects Estimate Of the
Cost Of Repairs.
Itemized Statement Of Architect Hamilton
and Contractor ncfadden---
What They Found

Yesterday morning the special committee,
composed of three members from each
branch of Council, the Mayor and the Presi-
dent of the Second Branch. met the special
committee of the Legislature, composed Of
Senators McCreeryand Scott. and Delegates
Myles. Rock and McConaughey, at the
Capitol for the purpose Of deciding on the
amount that the Legislature ought to sp-
propriate to place the Capital building in
eood repair. The council committee re-
ouested the presence of Capt John Mcclure
and Henry X. List, both Of whom were on
hand at the meeting. The report OF sehe-
dule Of the
AMOUNTS NEEDED FOR THE REPAIRS,
as drafted by Architect C. Hamilton ana
Contractor McFadden was submitted for IN
spec,ion. In the aggregate IT shows that
$s7. 900 will be needed to place the building
in ANYTHING like good order. The JOINT
committee, accompanied BY the architect
and contractor, started at the cellar and
thoroughly inspected the whole building
EVERYBODY was surprised at the great dam
ages which this building has sustained for
want of attention.
This evening at o'clock the special
committee of the Legislature viii meet
alone and decide on the amount 10 be asked
Of the Legislature for the needed improve
ments. :.
The following is the report Of the archi-
tect and contractor:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
THIEVES CAUGHT.

Sc, eraI Countr5men Track Them to This
City and Eject Their Arrest.
About o'clock yesterday morning four
gentlemen who reside on Short Creek ar
rived in North Wheeling, and finding Officer
Dunlap, informed him that they had tracked
tree thieves from their farms to a certain
S0use on Coal street. Squire Phillips was
Immediately aroused and the necessary
.pspers secured The officer, accompanied
y the couutrymen, went to the house and
'ouud William and Matthew Riddle aud
Phil Rouse in one room with the stolen
property-a sack Of aDples-under the bed.
They were Immediately locked up. and yes
'erdsy afternoon bad preliminary hearing
before Squire Phillips, who sent them to
iail in default of 800 bond each for their
appearance before the next grand jury. II
seems Mr. John MeColloch, who has farm
on Short Creek, discovered these men at
work stealing his apples from a cave in the
orchard. Several neighbors were aroused.
and tracked the thieves very easily in the
snow to their house on Coal street. Sew,
eral times during the chase the contents OF
8 double-barrelled shotgun was sent after
them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
FIGHTING FIRE.
An Interesting Experiment on the
Wharf. --s

An Interesting Experiment on the
Wharf. go
An interesting trial Of the merits of the
Harden Star Chemical Fire Grenade drew g
large number of citizens to the wharf at the
foot of Twelfth street about 3 clock yeSter-
day afternoon. Among those present we're
Chief Dunning and several of his fremen
and many representatives of the business
houses in the vicinity. Two cabinet organ
cases had been provided BY the gentleman,
representing the manufacturers, having the
experiment in charge, and these were filled
with shavings and light kiniling wood, and
the whole thoroughly saturated with oil and
grease.
When match was applied the whole
burst at once into q fame, making an in
tensely hot fire, and one that, under ordin-
airy circumstances, would have been very
difficult to extinguish with water. When
the FIRE had obtained thorough heading
two bottles were thrown into the mass, but
not striking each other, as intended, they
failed to break. Two more were thrown
with better success, the roaring flames be-
ing almost instantly extinguished
The grensdes are pear-shaped glass bot
ties, Of about quart capacity, half filed
with grayish white powder water and
chemicals, and when broken BY being thrown
against wall over FIRE generate large
volume of earbonic acid gas, which effect
uallY browns cut any ordinary blaze. The
value Of the appliance is undoubtedly very
great, and Chief Dunnins and his fremen
we're very fayorahlY impressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29

Ices
These gentlemen, C. P. Hamilton, archi-
tect and j. D. McFadden, contractor, were
employed by Council to make thorough
examination Of the Capitol building and re-
port Just what what was needed in an item
ised statement which is that given above.
In addition to the above these gentlemen
make an
ADDITIONAL REPORT
as supplementary to the above, in which
they state that the doors, castings supports,
ETC., Of the basement will have to be torn
out and new ones take their place; that the
outside stone steps and tagging have been
forced out of position by the Frost and that
fthe foundation having been flooded and dam
aged by the water and the plaster on the walls
also damaged by the same, owing to neg
lect. The steam heating apparatus, gas and
water service were badly out Of order, and
in many cases new work will have to take the
place Of the old, while in others only repairs
were needed; the ventilation of the build
ing has almost been destroyed BY the
CARELEssYEss OF SOME ONE.
The galvanized iron on the building is almost
entirely ruined and the work Of putting
This in order is very expensive; the tin roof
cutters and conductors are in such bad
condition that they should be repaired at
once, and, that owing to the condition o.
the above, the tops of the walls, plastering
and ceilings are in a bad condi.
ton; the main stair cases should
be taken down and rebuilt entirely in order
that the rear or east wall Of the main build
ing can be taken down and rebuilt THIS
wall is buIged out several inches, from the
severe strain Of the stairs. The roofis sadly
in need of repairs and should be stifened,
having been weakened by shrinkage of the
timber, thereby loosening bolts, pins, joints,
&c. This work sho-ld be done immedi-
stely.
1t is generally believed that through a
spirit of fairness, the Legislature will APP
propriate the amount, as specified in the
above report, to repair the building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
ALONG THE SHORE.

What Is Being Done on the Ohio
River.
= GREENSBORO, Pa, January 28.-Riyer
closed Weather clear.
PAEKERs, Pa, January 2s.-River feet
and on stand. Weather clear and cold.
On CRY, Pa, January 28.-Riyer 2 feet
s inches and falling. Weatherclear and
cold.
LOCK No. 4, January 2s.-River 8 feet
9 inches and falling. Weather cloucy.
thermometer %.
RIcE's LANDING, January 2s.-River
feet and falling Weather cloudy; Their
mometer IL.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Jan.arJ 2s.-River
! feet 6 inches and stationary. Weather
fair; thermometer So.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night with feet Of water in the channel.
Information received last evening states
that the river is closed at Hates Rock. If
this news is true and the weather continues
cold it will be closed at this port in less than
4S hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29

1ewn EssnSo Ersmmsa Down fsr Aurrssd
ag 49, RaaasE1 1917 "a
Two marriage Eieeuses were issaed Al
ClsFk Hook 0Hiee yesterday.
SxAsx1oar, the SOakh Side clothier, Wiz
make the new poEce uniforms.
Two deeds:of lrust we're admitted 10 rec
ord ~ Clerk Hook ofics yesterday.
THK Owl Social win give one Of their en-
joyable daaees this evening st heennerchor
Hal.
CHIKF DUSSISe yesterday took the pre-
caution Of building fires about the hre
plngA
ARoRcE ofmen we're engaged yesterday
in placing layer of cinders on the suspen-
non bridge
THE Committee on Capital Repairs viii
meet in the Senate Chamber at ] o'clock,
this evening.
The Sonlh Side Singing Society gave .
very pleasant entertainment 1t their bali
Ast evening.
TnE Wheeling City Drum Corps win
give q grand benefit ball. at Arion Hall,
February llth.
PErER HSIsgR was brought before Judge
BOYD yesterday on an application for writ
Of babess corpus The court took the case
under Amusement.
The memberz-elect Of the Board Of Pub
lie Works and Water Board win not organ
ize for some time, they having four weeks
in which 10 meet under the law.
VIZ. SBAFER was appointed guardian OF
Johanna. Emily n. and Anna B. Shafer,
orphans, before Clerk Hook yesterday.
Bond $500, with John Earl as security.
LAST evening Officer Dunlsps numerous
friends repaired to his residence as sur
prise party, in honor Of his reappointment
70 the police force. A. gay tune was en-
joyed By al.
ONE or two errors erept into our Council
report Yesterday morning. In the vote for
CITY solicitor, Caldwell, G. B" should have
read, Caldwell, A." peter Heiser," for
sexton, should have been Charles Heiser. :"
YESTERDAY. George Strauss had pre-
Eminary hearing before Squire Phillips, on
a charge Of stating beer from Reymann
brewery wagon. The prisoner, in default
Of 500 pail, was sent to jail to await the
action Of the Grand Jury.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday:
A deed made the 5th day Of july 1884, By
John Z, Sisson and wife to Ernest Goshell,
in consideration of 500 for Sc poles of
land situate on little Wheeling creek
The popular Palm Leaf Social Club, will
give their second grand select ball at Arion
Hall, tomorrow night. Quite large mum
Der Of tickets have been sold, and 3 general
good time is guaranteed all those who at
tend. Music BY Kramers full orchestra.
TUESDAY was Mr.. Z. A. Beymer's birth
day. At ten O'Clock Tuesday evening, his
friends surprised him when he returned
home from town, by inviting him to par
take of q grand spread prepared for him a.
his own home on the Island. To say he
was thoroughly surprised does not half ex.
press it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
Coming Events.
HUNPTY DUMPTY,


Of Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty
troupe, which is to appear at the Opera
House Friday evening. the Brooklyn Eagle
says:
The audience which greeted Humpty
Dumpty at Messrs. Hyde & Behman's thea,
ire last night, strained the capacity of even
that spacious playhouse. Loud, long and
vehement applause attended the laughable,
contretemps, in which, according to estab,
iished tradition, the mischievous Clown,
the all peryading Pantaloon and the
sprightly Harlequin are involved. AS pre-
Sented BY the Tony Denier combination,
Humpty Dumpty loses none Of the funny
features which Of old fixed its fame as the
most abiding of popular pantomimes, while
much business is new, and equally amusing
has been introduced into the play. The
tricks, which are many, are all good, the
transformation scene being particularly
happy and effective. Mr.. Denier has been
successful in gathering about him com.
pany of capable and painstaking perform
ers, who present many excellent features
and not few astonishing novelties. Taken
for all in all, no more enlivening and COM
mendable entertainment has been presented
than Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty."
Tickets are on sale at Banners.
HER ATONEMEHT.
The New York News thus refers to the
recent presentation ofthis play at the Grand
Opera House in that city:
AT this house last night the presentation
Of Mr.. Arson Ponds military and emotion
al play, Her Atonement created an amount
of enthusiasm seldom seen in a theatre
The sad story Of the drama brought tears
while the comedy portions caused unlimited
laughter. The scene where Charles Lee
Roy is murdered, the arrest of Charles Nor
ton for the murder, and the court room
scene where Martha West makes atonement
were most powerfully portrayed. The pic
ture of Printing House Square and City
Hall in the snow at night was loudly ap
plsuded The marching of the segment
for the seat of war, headed by a squad of
the old New York police force, brought
back recollectiols of the days of the late
war. The return home of tie regiment
created intense feeling. The grand military
band and complete drum corps came in for
a goodly share of applause The drama
struck the audience harder that ever last
evening"
Tickets will be on sale at Banners Fri
day morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
TIE SUITS AGAINST BLACK.

Yesterdays Proceedings Before Judge
Boyd In the Circuit Court.
The second and third of the suits of the
city against George Q. Black and
bis sureties were subjects of consideration
in court yesterday before Judge Boyd. In
case No. 2, Mr.. Dubois, who was a surety
on bond No. 3, fled his answer as garnishee
in an attachment, stating that he had over
nine thousand dollars in his hands which
Mr.. Black had deposited with him to make
him safe, when in 1877 he desired to be re-
leased from the bond. He holds the money
FIRST to indemnify himself. When his lia-
bility on the bond is determined it viii be
known how much viii be applicable to the
clam in case No. 2.
In case No. the discussion was over an
effort to gethOld Of the city collectors cash
book.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
THE COMING CARNIVAL.

The Event to be n Decided Success.
The proposed skating party at the Capt.
tol Rink, under the auspices of the
Women's Benevolent Society, for the bene-
fit Of the poor Of the city, is to be q success
in every sense Of the word. All have en-
listed in The affair Eithsenthusisam, and
all the plans and details have received at
tentioD. AT the Mcclure House Office, Mr..
Harrison has listed about sixty-fye couples,
with additions coming in rapidly. ALI the
entries for the half mile race are made.
and unique prizes have been provided
Judges and timekeepers viii be selected
None of the incidentals necessary to q trial
Of speed have been forgotten. This even
ing from Eve to six o'clock rehearsal will
take place at the rink, to which the admis-
sion win be fifty cents for adults and twenty
FIVE cents for children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
BADLY BURNED.

A FIash of Hot Iron Strikes Michael VIM
ger In the Face.
Yesterday Michael winger, roller at the
Riverside mill, met with q very bad acct
dent. He was engaged in rolling iron,
when jus: as the plate struck the rolls it
flashed, throwing quantity Of the hot
metal into his face, burning it badly,
especially so about the eyes He was inn
mediately taken to his home and Dr.. Pipes
sent for. An examination showed that the
ewes were burned some, but whether he will
lose his sight or not can not as yet be ascer-
tanned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.
The People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.

The People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.
Lewis Baker, Esq and his son Lewis,
and Harry Black left last night for St.
Psul.
Mr.. George Bonner Of Chicago, one of
the Vice Presidents Of the Iroquois Club, is
in the city.
Mrs. Joseph Lawson, wife of Secretary
Lawson, Of the Bridge Company, is very i'll
At her home on the Island.
Mr.. P. Corbett and wife win leave for
Columbus, Ohio. Monday next. Mr.. Cor.
bstt viii probably make Columbus his fu-
rure home.
Messrs. L. C. APPLICABLE, John Cree, 7.
81. Buchanan and r. G. holland, and the
Misses BeAl and Tarr. Of Wellsburg were
in the city yesterday, registering at the Nc
Lure.
WharfmAster Croekard was out on the
streets yesterday for the FIRST time since
week or two before the election. Capt. Crock
ard is very grateful to bis friends who
worked so hard for bis success during his
illness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-29
A COLD DAY.
The Thermometer Playing II Lower
Down,

The Thermometer Playing Il Lower
Down,
Yesterday was one Of the coolest days Of
the season, at midnight. The night before a
blizzard struck the town, accompanied by q
driving snow storm, the latter lasting until
daylight. At seven o'clock the mercury
marked 70 above, and keen wind was
blowing from the Northwest,
rendering the cold very ap-
parent to pedestrians. All day
long the mercury kept well down, at no
lime going above Is. Towards evening a
rumor gained currency that frigid wave
was en- route from the Northwest, and the
prediction was freely made that it would be
50 below by daylight this morning. Fortu-
tunately it was not so bad by l0o, the pros
poets as we go to press being that 50 above
would be about the figure
Below is the record for the day: