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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-21

Granting, as was claimed by some, Jnat
some OF his supposed inspiration
came from unremitting toll over case,
there ia still much to be explained
on the basis OF wonderful gifts
OF memory. AL who were present
at the time will remember (others
can read it in the published reports
sow he mot the cross fire of the su-
preme bench with citations when ne
made his famous arguments agsiEt re-
turning boards before the Electoral
Commission. There was no gas to be
had, and the distinguished lawyer was
compelled to road on that memeriable
night by the aid Of q candle he held in
his lett hand. In short time this be-
came tiresome and inconvenient, so he
placed the candle and his books one
side with r gesture Of SmpatienGe
and launched forth in the
bark Of memory. II was great
exhibition OF his astonishing powder In
that line. A friend Of his once told me
an incident going to illustrate the msr'
velous command he had oyer the books
In his law library. MIR. Carpenter had
| Just returned from q six month"; ab-
sencs in Milwaukee to his Office in
Washington, and had not been there
moro than half sn hour when the
friend called. He found tho Senator
rather weak from his journey, but still
cheerful enough. After the usuSl com
pliments OF the day had been passed
the Senator rolapsed suddenly into
silence and dropped his head on his
brea't in n fit oil meditation. After a
pause of several minutes he called the
colOred boy Of the Office with-"Tom, &c
to alcove G., take down the tenth book
from the lett on the third row; turn C.
page 2S3 and bring it IN Me; | want Il
brain. To the last this never yielded tC
the storms by which his constitution
was tossed and wrecked.-[ Now York
Graphic.
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The Trayelingnen's Union convenea
this morning az Mayors hall for the
transaction OF general business, and as
they arc q body made up Of business
men, no time viii be fooled away, and
this Is why the average reporter takes
pleasure In reporting their proceedings,
because they have tho happy faculty OF
saying more IN u ieW words than any
other class OF men, unless Il
be disappointed candidates for Office.
A goodly number OF the fraternity ar
rived on Yesterdays trains aud more
are expected ON tO-day's. They meet
this morning for strictly business, and
will give grand bali tomorrow night
for pleasure. The homo members have
made great appropriations aud the knight,
OF commerce will undoubtedly have a
happy time and the HERALD Wishes
them the Same.
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70 cents will buy ladies geSlkid slip
per at Block Bros.
Marbles, tops, balls and bats at ETb's.
The rain has cleaned out the street
CUTTERS
SIS Main street. All kinds of fruits
and vegetables at A. f. Bouche's.
For good carriage, buggy, phmton or
buck board go to John S. Witwer.
1t required deal OF SEEMING to catch
even the smallest item yesterday.
Bouche keeps eli kinds OF cigars and
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
Yesterdays rain has retarded work
en- the paving Of Elm and the gravelink
OF Ervay streets.
The grand jury continues to grind
away, and had quite a number Of young
| blOods before 1t.
Police Officer Spencer aud his aides
rounded up and inpounded n head Of
stock yesterday.
The cheapest way to dress: Go to
| Douglass Bros. the merchant tailor, and
hnve suit made to order.
For first class buggy, phaeton, car
riage,spring or farm wagon, call on or
address, Weir Pillow company, Dallas,
Texas.
The knights of the brush are getting
too fresh. Fhepolice should make them
scatter more, as they blockade the side
walks,
The cellars OF buildings in course Of
erection were covered with water to the
depth Of several inches from tho rain,
yesterday.
p. p. p. will curea diseases of chick
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds.
Sold at % cents per package by, George
7. Atkins, Dallas.
After May we viii have ample room
for all kinds Of storage in tho new rooms
OF the auction and commission house
of Fine, Very Fine, 6l3 and 6l5 Elm
street,
Harris, the butcher, has a lot OF spring
lambs which will be slaughtered to or
der. They are fine fat animals and
Harris understands the art of putting
them in shape for consumers.
Mrs. Chestnut the leading milliner
at 6l2 Elm street Is receiving two or
three times every week the freshest and
latest styles in hats, bonnets, ribbons
and trimmings. No old stock; every
article perfectly fresh.
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Tie M,ssed the Eoiipse.

"Did you seq The eolipssH" asked
fulton street man OF his neighbor.
"See itf No. I had glass and some
thing smoky, but 1t was glass of what
the bartender call Smoky Scotch and
was eclipsed myself by the fusel oil
in it," "Wel, said The other. "a saw
the eclipse, and had some whiskey, too;
bat 1t was DUPFY's PURE MATT
WHISKY, which buy from my drug
gist at 81 bottle. It is as much a
medicine as 1t is 4 beverage. 1t has no
poisonous residuUm ana Ia tho only
really pure article that have been able
to fnd. Ny daughter was quickly re-
leved week before last from severe
attack OF pneumonia, and says DUFFY's
PURE MATT WHIsKEY did nor more
good than any medicine she took. IL
has cured me of malaria, which con-
tTacted last summer"
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A Manatnr CouRar.

For several months past the residents
OF the Mountain Creek locality, near
Eagle Ford, have noticed diminution
in the number OF their cattle, and es.
pecially the younger members OF the
herds. Yesterday Mr.. Alex. Cockrell
missed fine and very valuable Hol-
stein heifer. The loss was
one that he was not disposed to
let escape him without Investigation.
He accordingly mounted n steed, and in
his search came upon two boys who
were out cunning, In answer TO an in
quiry they stated that about an hour
previous they discovered a huge Moxi-
can cougar feeding upon the carcass OF a
yearling; that thoy fired upon him and
he rapidly fled. SO did they. On repair
ing to the spot ndicsted-several miles
distant. Mr.. Cockrell recognized his
animal by its head. The cougar is re-
ported 10 be very large one. A party
OF neighbors was formed, and, assisted
by pack of dogs, are in close pursuit OF
the dspredating bsast.
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Hotel Arrivals.
AT THB ST. aEotaE


Norton Wisdom, city; z Norwood,
Toyah; ] G. Gordon, Fort Worth; II
Suter, city; Simon r Bloom, Waxa-
hachie; l. II Smith, Dallas; M d Kirby,
Terrell; Charles White, San Antonio;
T Turner, T Weaver, Texas 81 Pa
Citic railway w l. Wright, city;C Solo.
mon, Mr. Demaux TeX's; Is r Hough-
ton. Terrell; A. p Jones, Jefferson; Ches
li Brown, Dallas; William Hardin, Nc
Kinney; II A Geer, Corsioans; a II Fox,
Mexia; A l. Connau, Denton; w ID
Estes, city, l. IL Hutchinson, Fort
Worth; N J Stands, Fornoy; John A
Williams, Dallas; w A French, Kauf.
man; j II Yield and vie, Georgia; o 2
Taylor and daughter, Miss Katie
williams Texarkana; ii b. Johnson,
Dallas county.
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Dangerona.

The cornioe Of tho old postollice build
ing opposite the HERALD office, and the
walls as well, are in a dangerous condi.
ton and should receive the Immediate
attention Of the city engin-
neer. Tho oOrnice over the build
ing on the northeast corner
OF Main and PoYdras streets Is slso In
Il dangerous condition and deserves at
teutlon, There are number OF others
AND anumber Of buildings that need
inspsCtiOn,
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mn \, ,I-II -
mo FormiuaDlo, Which, as ha1 been
already mentioned, was launched at
the mort ofT,0riont last v0eel, is an IRON
clSu Vi Ihe AISTc4"sS, WIN uouDle-
screw and turets en- barbette, built
partly in iron and partly in steel, with
displacoment OF 1886 soRs,and moasuf-
Ing $40 feet in length by 70 feet broad.
She has two compound engines Of three
cylinders each, with a force OF 1920
horse power. There Is double bottom
o. all those portions Of tho vessel uccu-
pied by the turrots, engines and boilers,
compartments, rlsiug about four feet
above this water limo. The Formidable IS
only partly irOn-clad, her floating line
being protected by steel plates oEteud-
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K.ofP. rnInhrniinn

On the 26th instant grand pic bic, UNI
der the auspices Of C@ur do Leon
lodge No. s, X. of p, of this city, will he
held at Shady View Park. At night
there win DO a grand ball and a most
pleasant time Ia anticipated. Tho de
gree Of the Orient will be- conferred Vt =
O'clock In the afternoon. The Red
Cross and Queen City lodges, OF Fort
Worth, will bo present aud participate
i'm full uniform.
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Tho u. a O. reler1nnh @

The Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph com
pauy has inaugurated another new idea
In the telegraph business, by issuing
communication books of telegraph stamps
for the convenience of its customers in
preparing their kilograms: For exam
ple-a lQ-word telegram from New York
city to Wheeling, West Virginia, with
a 2b.cent stamp affixed will be accepted
al any baltimore n Ohio telegraph Office
and under the same conditions as III the
cash accompanied such kilograms.
Each book contains stamps Of various
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-21

Lewis Jabens and wife filed suit In
the district court yesterday vs, tho city
ofDallas, praying for damages In the
sum OF 5000 for alleged injuries done
them by the city in approprlating part
of their property,fronting on Commerce,
70 street purposes, without their con-
sent.
j. n. DeLeman filed suit In tho district
court vs.. the Texas & Pacific railway
company for ITO for alleged damage,
done HIN By tine road in the shipment OF
cattle from Toyah, Texas, 20 Wilcox,
Arizona
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METAL POISON

/ am cuppcrsmith 10y tyalc, and lurlnl
series of Yuurs my arms hUiuv bare whoa
az work. have absorbed % wonderful amount
Of metal poison, Having 70 scroflpus tom.
dency nom my youth, tuC small particles oI
copper and brass would gpt into the sores
ana 0y TINS process the poison was cuuVovtd
INTO my blpus till my Whole svstpn hecaWt
Infected. / was treated will the old tsWc.
hies OF mercury and iodldo potassium. Sal-
walton followed, my teeth are AN loose I'M
my head, my digestive organs dOuuged, aLd
l nave been helpless In bed for over 70 VanI
with mcrcuriW rhcumausm. Nv I6lutl
were all swollen, AND ! lost the use Cfmy
arms ana logs and bccsmo helpless as an
infant,
My suGcrings became NJ intrnse Tint n
was impossible for me 20 rest. INC doctors
advised me- 10 go TO the city hospital foI
ieatmouI This could not bpur "A ulpnd
who proved o. friend indeed, urged mo to In
Swlits specific, believing 10 would euro mo
uihcfs discouraged me, but / Sgcutud "A few
bolt w, and have now taken two dozen ho, y
ilys' lhe hrsi effect OF the medicine was III
hunE inc poison To the surface, md I broke
oHt nlI over in running sores They soon
Unsupported, nud my skin cleared OH Mn
knos :, which had become twice their nntu.
lal size, have Resumed their usunl Size and
are supple as or yOrp. Ny arms and hands
are Nll right again and can usp Thorn without
nalu'Ihe cntlIedlseasc has leit all paris oil tht
Dolly save two ulcers uu my wrists, which
att healing rapidly lam weak nom ions
confinement but / have the use ofali mn
nmhs. The medicine lis bringing me OUT 0
the greatest trial of my ne, and / cannot
und words sufficient tupXprpss INV nppr,rin
Ton on its virtues and the gratitude 1 fpol
thai ! ever heard oft.
Augu' Ia, Ga, Jane, 1885.
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Yesterday afternoon hard rain be-
G7n falling, and continued to come
down at u lively rate for tho space of II
couple Of hours, flooding tho
cutters and portions OF the
streets. Tho basement Of
several buildings we're inunt ated, ana
the lack Of proper drainage was marked
in the business part Of the city. AS
usual, the floor OF the front portion OF
tho basement OF the HERALD was tn
undated. Farmers say that the inces-
SAINT rains are damaging the crops no
little,
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The Courts.
nITN nnHpT

tlI1 COURT,
City VS.. John Smith, intoxicated
fined 50.
City VS.. Robert Matthews, same
charge; fined SO,
City VS.. Ham Shaw, same charge;
fined So.
City VS.. Pat King, same charges
fined 81.
City VS.. John Thompson, same charge
discharged.
City VS.. John Thompson, exposing
person; fined 50.
City VS.. William Androws, vagrancy;
transferred.
City vs.. CHARLEY Jacobs, tightingi con-
tinusd.
City VS.. Charly Minton, fghtingi
fined So.
City VS.. John Griffith, cursIng and
swearing; fined ".
FEDERAL COURT.
James Cave, for selliug tobacco with.
out liconse, was fiueC $40 and costs,
on flea OF guilty.
- Wilson Waa 6ned 81 and sen.
tenced to imprisonment Tor one day in
jail for attempting TO introduce liquor
iD the Indian Territory.
Tine petit jury were discharged to-
day.
Deputy United States Marshal James
Mckee returned this morning from
New Orleans.
COUNTY COURT.
State VS.. Tom Pollard, charged with
theft OF corn from T. A, Pearson, con
sumed all morning and IL still on trial.
JUSTICE KENDALL.
Press Williams, assault aud bate ry;
$40 and costs,
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IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City
save baggage Expressage and 50 Carriage
Hire and stop at tho GRAND UNION H0-
elegant rooms, fitted up az n cost OF one
million dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages
delevatod railroad to all depots. Fsmi-
lies can live better for less money nj the
Grand Union Hotel that OF any other flrst-
class hotel In the city.
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MIR. j. ID. A. Harris, the popular sta
tionery man, has let contract for the
erection Of mammoth warehouse near
the driving park and adjacent TO the
switch OF the 'reXnc & Pacific railway,
The structure viii cover three.fourt6s
OF An acre of ground, and In height will
be only ono story. IL Will be USED Tor
the purpose OF storing and distributing
fua1hiuprv
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Trnrollnr linn.s nsnntlrr.

The second AnnuAl meeting OF
the Travelling Mems Union will
he held In this city MAY
2lst and 22nd, al Mayors hall, At
10 o'clock n. M, and on tho evening OF
the 22nd y ball will be given at the Mor-
chants Exchange.
A cordial invitation Is extended to all
travelling men 10 attend and participate
In these meetings.
Admission tickets TO the ball will be
furnished on applying TO the secretary.
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TINT won Acnln.

The force put to work at the instance
of the grand jury to bring forth, as
rumcr has It, the romans OF u man
murdered and shurlod or thrown into a
VOL Is years ago, continues to dig on
the identical spot, os Williams street, In
east DsllaH. IL begins TO look IS though
there might loo something IN the rumor.
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po1zoni.

NoAfOhts
No name Ia better and more pleas
antly and widely known than that OF
MIR. j. a. Pozzoui. For years no has
made himself famous by the elegant
perfumes aud complexion powder that
bears his name, the latter having found
It's way TO the bellies Of Paris, Germany
and London. Every body admires
beauty In ladies'. Nothing win do
moro to produce or enhance it than a
use OF Mr.. Poa2oni's preparations.
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Mott Carnsntsr,.,r.morr

A most remarkable memory was ex.
unguishod when Senator Matt Carpen.
ter died, four years ago this spring.
Wisconsin was right In mourning for
him. He was the only man of pho.
nomenal intellect she ever produced.
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puns
because they do not stick 10 the lips.
Cnnnrrnntlons.

Misses Carrie Kahn, Rachael Fried
lander aud Della Loeb, and Masters
Isadore Kahn, David Davis and Matt
Shiti received confirmation at the
Temple Emanuel yesterday morning
Rabbi Silvormsn OBLIGATED. A largo at.
tendance was present, and the syna-
goguo WAS prolusoly decorated with
flowers and eVergroens, The opening
prayer was vouchsafod Miss Friedlan-
der, while hiss Loeb was accorded the
closing one Miss Metzler delivered
the openine address, and Miss Carrie
Kahn read a benediotion on flowers. The
ceremonies were solemn aud imposing.
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snltr.. Mer.hnnts E,chnnrn.

p. j. Butler, the contractor who erect
cd the Merchants exchange building
fled suit yesterday morning in the
county court against the stockholders
for SSOi.Bl for extra work ho alleged he
put on tho building OF the instance of
the superintendent,
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choir Festival.

Last evening, at st, Matthews Cathe-
dral, large audience was present AZ
the union service Of song, in which tho
Dallas choir and that of st. Andrews
church, of Fort Worth, participated.
The church was elaborately decorated
with fragrant flowers Of delicate hees,
Charmingly arranged. The edlfios was
crowded to its limits by the culture OF
the city. The service was q precursor,
merely, of the eleventh annual convoca-
ton Of the North Texas diocese, which
will convene this morning at 10 O'clock.
The rendition OF the following pro-
gramme, in enhancing strains, was de-
lighttully listened to by those assem-
bled:
PROGRAMME
Opening Voluntary Verdi Mrs J, y. Posten
Proct ssion Hymn NO, 4S6) United ChoTua
Ave Nerum-"Come Thou Fonrp NIL
lard ........ ....... Miss Malone
$ entences, Lords Prayer, etc. Tsllisl
Venite (Millard) .......,.... Miss Malone
"The Work is not Complete tHadynl
9. -. r shannon
Nersicles. etc. TAIN j......, Cathedral Choir
Designation lindsay. Mrs. 4. p. Martin
PEAYERS.
mot a Sparrow DuStt (LongStatD
u.....,... ,.Messrs. Highly and VauHandt
"How OF, Alasp (Danks) ...... Mrs. Coke
Nesper Hymn-Solo and Chorus
.. Mrs, Alexander and 81, Andrews Choir
Tenor Solo lStabet Mater D.. w. +. Maglnnis
Hymn 9S Holden & " ilson)
...... .............. Cathedral Choir
''Hear Us, o, Father (Millard) Mrs. W aler
81 VIII Bow Down TO Thee, o, LORD
Schubert ..,,.;;...... .'..., Mr.. l.. h. Highly
Nuno Dlmitts (Gilbert) Cathedral Choir
BENEDICTIoE.
Recosslonal Hymn, 500. ..... United Choir
Closing Voluntary From ,jLdyu's Creation,
..............-............ II. Garrett
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denomibG .uns 81 ina ~iuounu oi SllTz
aud they eau be Purchased a, tha lrtr cl-
pal Baltimore d OHIO telegraph Offices
for $40 each, which is equivalent TO re-
bate of over 10 per cent. on the already
extremely low rates.
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For MnnlnrMnn.

Married, on the 10th Inst, at o'clock
p. M, at the residence Of tho BRIDES
mother, No. 3i5 Burlord street, by Jus.
tice II. Schuhl, Miss Belle Burnett,
daughter OF the late 5. O. Burnett, TO IL.
@. Reed, all of this city.
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DIR. Pierces "Favorite Prescription" is
not extolled as "cure- all" but admira.
bly, fulfills singlness OF purpose, being
a most potent specific In those chronic
weaknesses pecHliar tofwomen. Partic-
ulsrs in DR.. Pierce's large treatise ON
Diseases Peculiar to Women, 100 pages,
sent for 10 cents ia stamps Address
Worlds Dispenssry Medical associa-
ton, 663 Main street, Buffalo, New
York.
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Advanced copies ofthe amended char
tor, now ordinances, resolutions, etc.,
have reached the city hall. The work
contains IS pages and Is u very credita-
bic piece of mechanism.
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Pozzoni's Modioated Complexion Powde
For infants toilet it is an indispen-
sibe article, healing all excavations
Immediately, Mothers should use it
freely on the little ones. 1t is perfectly
harmless. For sale by druggist.
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HeavyJ udpment.

In the district court yesterday judg.
mont was rendered against the Texas
Trunk railway in favor of y. NJ. Rear
don, plsintiii, for note of land for value
received In the sum OF Slls, l02.
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This evening Lone Star Commandery
No. 10, United Order of Golden Cross,
will give \ grand ball at the roller
skating rink.
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o. Reward

No Reward
VIII DO paid TO any one finding young
New Foundland dog, cole black curly
hair and answering to the name of
Prince. Strayed from my residence,
| corner OF Canton and Aknrk streets,
LAST Sunday. JOHN h. MEYER,
625 Elm street.
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MALaRIAL POISON

The drouth In Southwest GooYrla last
spring dried up the wells ana we were com.
plnntniirn. tho result was that All were
troubled With .chllls and fever. | carried
with me several bottles OF Swiftfs Specihc.
and as long as l TOOK lt had perfect health,
was afflicted with chills When I rcsumei
ts use / was oil right again. We have used
II In our family Ms an antidote for malariai
poison Tor two OF three years aud have never
Known II TO iail In aslnglo instance
s,,,. -. w. q. FuRLow.
treatise on Hood and Skin Diseases
mqiled free. THE SWIFT BpEctFfc 90.
Drawer Q, Atlanta, Ga. WI
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l. a. R R
w.


This famous standard Bred Hanthl-onlao
SAi non VIII serve limited numbered Mares
at tho GsAPEyINE PRARTE ST.cE FARM.
near Dallas, under the mgnaglmeut OF
Reuben Armstrong.
LARRY WIS SIRE lLouis Napoleon
was the sire ofJerome Eddy, record t:.1 . and
sold 10 jewett Bros. VI Buffalo. IN W DTG
and stanir ut the head OF their Sind nj S}l
Inc seaf1ni also Myrt5 record 2:27l,; spin.
nelia' record 1;4Ga, ana several others with
iasL records and trials. Volunteer, the sire
or LoNlS n0pOlcOu, has % with iee0fds I'm
2.H uc hotteE and better than 2:21: among
them are 81, Julien, 2llA; GOst-r, 2:l- aud
ANY, 2'l9 La t-Y WIS Dam, Fam, N..t..
mar sister to Goldsmith Maiu, has PR ,,. .
herssli TO be a great brood mara, being tine
dam OF Jerome Eddy, record 2:lBl,, and Seve.
raI others that could beat 2:.u
LARRY W.
IL 'eHuulQl dark bay, with black
r.Hls; .s ~ hands, highs weight 1876
p'uIt'i hhs not been worked for speed hay
ing 'een put u thj stud when two years old
when he produced the three fast colts, viz.
a Is: Dewey, Ecssmou and Resale, his only
gei OF that year. A. & Dewey troticd geyen
raooe Ia 1871, only losing one hsat' lie trof
led through the Missouri, Kansas aud mi
upis circuits, beating auch good colts as Raj
aclsya, by. onward; Alioe Almond, by al.
mont Judge Aprague, by Gov siproguc. and
other fast colts, and has shown q u mile I'm
i;W 70 pole and obtained O record Of 2:l1
kosalle tho three yegr.old nlla, trotted a
mile At Joliet, H., 1855 overa = mile track
and ,rotttd SECOND to Balncnya " Carthage
III, IN 1870. RoSamond has NOT started I'M a
race, but has speedy as elthor of the tito.
IERMs-slOO FOR THE SEASON.
AAres NOT proving In bal may be bred 10
LAhtll W. free Of charg, the following sca-
son; Tho iAhlou BILE bred stallion, NAM
BHlNO CHIEF, viii also stand % limited
number OF mares ~ the sane rnu h 40 Grape
mo Terms ~ ipr the season. eau ON or
address REUBEN ARMSTRONG,
Care City National Bnnk, Dallas.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
THE TRAVELLING MEN TO MEET
Combinations at the Synagogue = The
Mountain Creek Cougar Loose
Again--MOre Rain = Shaky
Cornices--Other News.
Your Photograph

Should be preserved-ior two weeks
only, at one-half the former price
plush and leather alrums. Paul r. iirb.