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Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21
INC Crnze Cor Anthorshlp.
hi. A. Oakes in nc Independent.l

H. a. OHKFs m the InuepeHUenI.1
A year or two since the publishers of
The Youths Companion offered a prize of
81, 900 for the best short story, for which
more than 800 writers competed. In a
single month during the past summer
Funk " Wagnalls refused the offer of 100
manuscript volumes. The English pub
fishers, on an average, reject ten to every
novel they print. Il is but a few years
since that a swindler opened a bureau in
New York for the ostensible purpose of
negotiating between author and publisher.
He exacted a fee Of 81 in advance for the
clerical work of registry, and when,
finally, he fled to avoid the police. they
found hundreds Of manuscript packages
thrown into a corners, their original wrap.
pers unbroken.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21
Carriage Etiquette.

Now in Europe carriage etiquette is
most peremptory. The lady sits always
on the right.hand back seat, with a gen
tleman at her left hand, two young ladies
or gentlemen in front of her. In a
barouche, driving through London, Paris
or Rome, it would be the height of inele-
gance or improperly for the important
lady of the party to assume any other seat
than this; she ignores her own if she
does
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21
Cruelty OF SruzzIinG a Dog.

I IT. D III NHIVH1H"V ITO DV71fI
Muzzling a dog worries him and causes
nervous excitement Obstructing his
mouth with a muzzle prevents free per-
SEPARATION over his tongue, the only place
where q dog perspires, and also shuts off
his free access to drinking water, a most
essential means to keep an animal in good
health and condition. For this reason the
police commissioners ought to reconsider
their order regarding the muzzling Of
dogs, as muzzllng dogs is cruelty to ami.
mails. to put it mildly,
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21
A Fatal Month.

July has been a fatal month for presi-
dents and ex-presidents John Adams
and Thomas Jefferson died July A, 1895;
Monroe, July 4, 1881; Taylor, July 8,
1850, while in office, and Grant, July 90,
1885. while Garfield received his death
wound upon the Cd day Of the same
month. 1881.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

AN Idaho editor received a commu-
nication lately from a young lady sub
scriber who desired to be informed as
to the Specification of a wink. That
week the paper came out n day too
late.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21
Paying for the whistle.
abilene (Kan.l Chronicle.

Ex-Governor Anthony once said: %The
average Kansas town will vote bonds to
buy a can to tie to a dogs tail. Many
Kansas towns that ten years ago had
bright prospects are to day as dead as al
Egyptian mummy because of recklessness
in poinp into debt.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

THE Boston Journal, a journal the
Evening Post delights to quote politi-
cal paragraphs from, keeps at the head
Of its columns that it sis the only Re-
publican paper in Boston which is
published, both morning and evening"
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

The Sword and Shield, the organ
of the Prohibitionists in this State,
is informed that this journal has a lit
tie political job in this county to at
tend to, and that it will prevent its in
dulging to any great extent in the Won
derful cure all prohibition remedy, for
some time to come. We have serious
doubts about universal bliss prevailing
cotemporaneously with universal pro-
hibition, but we don't care to everlast-
ingly excite the buster of our exceed
ingly earnest contemporary.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

[ THE Lantern, an anti-Lowry cartoon
paper, started at Jackson a while back,
has gone out for want of lubricating
oil and will shed its dim light NO more
forever.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

GEN. LOGAN is going to write a BOOB
with the rumored purpose of showing
Gen. Sherman up. Should his attack
on Tecumseh prove as murderous as
those he has made on the English
language, the hero of the "march to
the sea" will not much longer draw
his pay on the retired list. We desire
to remind Gen. Logan in his own
peculiar vocabulary that "the war are
over"
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21
Grasshoppers Damaging Crops In
the West and Moving East.

WASHINGTON, Aug. blowing to
rumors of injury by grasshoppers in
parts of Montana, the signal bureau
has, at Prof. Riley's request, instructed
its agent in the Northwest to tele-
graph at once observations of injury or
movements, instead Of send
ing them monthly as here
tofore. Prof. Riley also sent an
agent to the field, whose report. confirms
previous statements. Not only are
there large numbers Of this destructive
Rocky Mountain species at work, but
the common native and non migratory
species are also much more numerous
than usual. At Fort Buford and Pop.
lar Pine agency the locusts are very
abundant and damaging crops. On
July 9th, during the middle Of the
day, a large proportion of the Rocky
Mountain species left toward the East
and Southeast.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

I. VERY many touching things will
appear in our columns during this
campaign. When our readers see any
thing with a local political bearing
they must understand that such mat
ter is "to be continued"
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

IT Is now a question Of shops or no
shops. We have no doubt as to what
will be the decision Of the voters. They
will vote for the shops.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

WHEN those Mississippi editors who
have opposed Gov. Lowry's renomina-
ton 60 to tackle their bait Of crow
after the 10Th, their grimaces and IA
cial contortions will, to use an Arkan-
saw expression, be very "picturskew,"
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

The Philadelphia Times thinks the
patriotism of New York might find a
commendable vent for the money
made out of the Grant funeral by the
erection Of ar unequaled monument to
the hero's memory.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

EVERY member must attend the
meeting Of the County Democratic
Executive Committee exactly at half
past ten o'clock Monday.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

LOWRY, George a2d Walthall will
have a walk-over. That suits a vast
majority Of the Democratic party.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

EAST TowLs, MICH, Aug. ia
light frost was observed here last
night. 1t was the first of the season.
But little damage has resulted.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21
choIara peaths at MarseIIles.

MARsEILLEs, Aug. l5.-There were
thirty-seven deaths from cholera
during the past twenty-four hours,
ending at noon to-day.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

THE R~eadiusteF candidate for Gov
ernor of Virginia is now Wise. After
election day he will be otherwise.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21
eovarnment Health Pntrol.

The health patrol Of United States rev.
enue steamers now extends from Maine to
the Rio Grande. Officers are instructed
to speak to all vessels entering ports, find
out whether contagious diseases exist on
board, and whether the port Of departure
was healthy or unhealthy.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-08-21

The Romans used movable type to mark
their pottery and indorse their books
y m EE
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HOUSTON TEXAS
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AssleNEE's NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATo ON
~ the 18th day of December, 1884, Kane
Shi Ids, o Dallas county, Texas, granted and
assigned ~ the undersigned, Tesldngat No.
6T Film street, Dallas Texas, all of his prop.
erty and estate, real, personal and mixed, In.
Guiding all his chasesiu action, aud al debts,
claims and demands due TO him, or which
might becomt due, Save and except such
property as by law Is exempt from execu-
tion) f1r the benefit Ol such OF his creditors
only ~ will consent to accept th ir propor.
tional share Of his estate and dischar ge him
rom retrospective claims. Provided, how.
ever, that he should not G discharged from
liabilities to creditor who does not Q ceive
rs much rs one-third OF the amount dueand
allowed In his favor as a valid claim against
his estate. The creditors OF said shields con-
senting TO such RSsiguu eut are hereby nOu-
Ned To make known to me their consent In
writing within four months afler the publ.
cation of this notice,
JAMES MoRONEY, Assignee.
Dallas, Texas, j ,nuary !, 1855.
All persons indebted to Kane Shields are
requested to nav such Indebtedness TO me nj
my office No. 81 Elm street, Dallas, Tex s.
otherwi Sc thccaims will be placed In the
hands OF an attorney for collection.
JAMES MORONEY, Assignee.
ian o-1ItWM
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A suit for Divorce.

Mrs. Myra II. Hunter hled In the dis
trict court yesterday her petition pray
ing that divorce DO granted her from
her husband, II. T. Hunter, on the
grounds OF drunkenness and ill.treat-
ment She alleges in her petition that
they were married on the 2Sth OF August,
1874, and came to this state In Nj arch,
1850, where they have resided
In this city as man and
wife until the present time.
She also prays that tho custody OF two
children, the fruits of their marriage, be
awarded 10 her custody. When the Gus.
tomsry summons was served by an OH
Ger on Mr.. Hunter, he was amazed and
leaving nis work he rushed frautically
home % learn what Il all meant. He
raii that he had been living with her as
Der husband up 10 that blessed minute,
aud he could not understand such pro-
cetdings.
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Cake tor the Orphan.

The Galveston News has the following
concerning the disposition of the hand
some cake presented Miss May Guillot,
of this city, the poetess OF the press con-
vention that convened in that city last
week, by the ladies of Galveston:
For the poetry in honor and on be-
ha'f of the Texas Press association, Miss
Marie E. Guillot, the gifted poetess,
was presented by the ladies Of Calves.
ton with a magnificent cake, which she
generously placed in the hands of Mr..
oscar Schmidt, of Milwaukee, for dis
posal for some charitable object. Yes
terday at IL o'clock, at the Cotton OK.
change, 1t was auctioned by Mr.. Gordon
BrowD, when considerable enthusiasm
was manifested by the habitues of "the
ring" who, Notwithstanding bad times,
are always to the front in acts of charity,
ana were all seemingly anxious TO
take the cake" The auctioneer an
nounced that it would be sold for the
beneht OF the Protestant orphan home,
which was received with cheers. After
some spirited bidding it was Knocked
down for $40, TO Mr.. Tom Sweeney, who
Immediately put it up again, Mr.. Ed
Dreier being the second purchaser at
$3.50, who, in his usual off hand manner,
oIueIsu u up again, Mr.. ii. Il. SprOule
securing 1t tor 80. Not to be outdone,
u was again put up by MIR.
Sproule and knocked down to
Mr. j. o. Agnes for S.. 1t
was successlvely put up, with the fol-
lowing results Mr.. j. Nj. Northman.
20; Mr.. John @. $. Spencer, So; Mr.. Gus
Mayhoti, 50; Mr.. A. G. Mills, 81; Mr.,
Samuel p. Beall, $3.50.
me handsome sum Of $3.50 was real.
ized' which was Immediately paid over
TO Inc treasurer of the home.
me cake was sent up to the children
by Mr.. Gus Mayhof, with the compli.
ments OF the donors. The occasion was
Il happy one.
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The HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS. TUESDAY FEBRUARY r. 1884,

7 Brown, TYLER; S e Sherwood, II M
kell, Terrell; William Burgett, Forney;
) W Lupton and son. Bowie county;
d = u Connerly, Austin;J S Loveioy,
81. Louis; A E Graham, Louisville;
Alex McCameron, New York; j B
Jones, New Orleans; w f Jones, Mill
wood; o Pagett, st. Louis;l V G Hart,
Galveston News;J f Party, ForneY; A
A Morrison, MOrgan;J w Young, East
Liverpool; Thomas Linsley, Texas; A T
Wilson's, Kautman;9 Il Jackson, Groes-
heck; q d Harrison, Longview; j w
Wilson Claud, Gainesville; w j Dur
ham, Texas; w II Roland, Paris; IT M
Harrington. Chicsgo; j r Darnell, Sey-
mour; A X Swan, Henrietta; 0 M Ina
brit, Terrell; 20 Bales, Austin; II Il
Graham, Louisville; u G Bidwell,
william Rider, Weatherfold; John A
Barton, Columbus Ohio; j Il Parker,
Mexia.
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w AANThD-.THE TEXAS MUTUILES.
r Wv tn % Association viii glvesood ana
an 0o ment to experienced instr.
. 90 Address A. NJ. HALL, Secra,
ssTy. ~ Main street Dallas, Texas. iyif,
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COlOred Jurors.

The "colored juror" was the main
topic OF discussion on the streets yester-
day. There is marked diversity of
opinion ON the subject, yet 1t appears
that the majority are opposed to colored
Jurles. There is nothing particular in
matter, for, while Democrats and Re-
publicans oppose colored juries, others,
In both political faiths, favor them in
cases where colored parties are tried.
Inc impression is that mixed .uries will
work no good.
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w ANThD-T0 BUY REAL ESTATE ~
Goa A, DALLAS for cash. ]. M. D1cKsoy
$500 Hulu-t' tauI7. In,
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NOTICES


NOTICE TO STONE MASONs-SEALED
~ bids will b. received at the Niiice of the
CITY Engineer until O'Clock y, M, Tuesday,
February "a, 1885, for the building OF stone
abutments for tie bridge across Dallas
branch ON Mckinney street, according TO
plans and specifications on lille In his Office,
1he CITY Council reserves the right TO reject
any or an bids. A bond forth nithnl exc
cullon OF the contract wi be required, nc.
cording TO city ordinences.
w M.JOHNSON, CITY Engineer.
DALLAS, TEXAS, February Z, 1885
~ OrIUE HONS THEY'VE HAVE NO
~ use for stock that ARE branded c ON the
left Jaw. Agents vented everywhere TO
brand stock and repro ent the ESTRAY RE-
corn An FAM jour AL For L rms TO
agents, address the z. and d. Association,
Dallas, Texas. feh1-lm
~ OrlCk 10 UWNEttS or UIUUPANTS
~ Of property IN sewer districts between
Main and Elm streets, from sycamore TO
HarwoOd street and between Main and Com
merce streets from Jefferson TO Murphy street.
Section 4 OF sewer OrdlnanCe--That private
sewers, water closets, and sink basius, etc,
shall he constructed In all of said dlstrlctsto
connect with the district sewer, ON notice
from the city engineer, aud as directed by
said officer aud not otherwise.
Sub. See, s. IL shall be q mlsdemeanor lor
the owner or occupant ofany building IN any
sewer distriot-pny position OF which Is useu
orany purpose during any portion OF the
day--tO fail To have ut least one water oloseel
connected with the public sewer 10 days ~
ter noti hcatlOn by the city engineer, etc.
The above district sewers are CONSTRUCTOR
aud ready for use, aud all parties interested
are hereby notified TO comply with the above
sections Cf the sewer ordinance.
W. NJ. JOHNSON, city Engineer
November IL, 1884.
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Fire at baum. Resldenco.

The fire alarm sounded yesterday
morning about $3.50 o'clock was coca.
stoned by a fire at the residence of f.
Baum, corner of Browder and Park
streets. Tho kitchen, which Is con-
ne0ted with the dwelling, was partially
burned, and the dwelling and all would
have boon consumed but for the PROMPT
action OF the hremon, who extinguished
the flames. IL Is supposed To have
caught from defective flue. The build
ing and furniture are insured.
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PINAFORE NOTES.
The sale of seats for Pinafore will open
ten days in advance.

The sale of seats for Pinafore will open
ten days in advance.
The casts for Pinafore will be doubled,
each playing on alternate evenings.
Pinafore, with 200 trained voices,
magnificent costumes and realistic seem
cry, March IL, II, 10 and IA.
The first rehearsal of the opera of
Pinafore at the opera-house last night
was attended by about 100 young ladies
and gentlemen, and was an unqualified
success The large, apartment being lit
up with electric light, and huge stove
serving to keep every body comfortable,
the chorusses were rendered to a degree
or perfection that was astonishing, con-
sidering first rehearsal, and sure
prediction that this popular opera will
make the greatest hit ever scored in
this state. The next rehearsal will take
place on wednesday evening next, at
1880. A few more ladies and gentlemen
with good voices who desire to Join are
requested to call on Mrs. Benton to-day.
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here is 9. lPuhlle sohools.

Anele - = Public schools.
ing the c good deal of talk concern
INC cltF ,osing of the public schools in
no. which will if some provision is
Asslnade occur about the 20 of March,
- there are now only funds sufficient
on hand TO keep them in operation un.
Til that time. This will give for this
year only six and one-haIf months
schooling, whore the children had
nearly nine months schooling last year.
The salary the school superintendent q
new feature this year absorbs 81 500 OF
the school funds which has something
to do with the funds running short. II
is r vexed question which The council
will 10 doubt essay to settle at its next
meeting.
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Every woman who suffers from sick
headache and who dislikes to to take
bitter doses, should try Carter's Little
Liver Pills. They are the easiest of all
medicines TO take. A positive cure for
the above distressing complaint; give
prompt relief in dyspepsia and indiges-
uon; prevent and cure constipation
and piles. AS easy to take as sugar.
Only one pill ad0se. Forty in vial.
Price % cents. Ifyou try them you will
not be without them.
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Mistakes Of the head are less repre-
hehtlple Than those Of the heart. The
nesft is a wonderful piece Of mechanism
and any irregularity which affects II
should be promptly corrected. Sare
H. kemper, OF Danville, Pa, q
troubled with palpitation Of the y oi
accompanied by frequent afa o "'
pain in the side, and some. ~ o",Y,
nausea and vomiting. She, im %"0HS with
hllshler's Herb Bitters han,n u W.
that she is well in ma ID p now ,~ ~slns
IN mind. a. anu LA now writes
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Some of the advantages of tho Replo.
gle .whoat mill, manufactured exclu-
sively by Sinker, Davis & Co., are that
the revolving stone can be held at con
trollablo, answering, fixed distance
from the bed stone, insuring uniformity
OF reduction and even granulation,
while at the same time, it does not fake
than can he turned out by an tall roller
mill" Among others who have intro
duced and are highly pleased with them
10 MIR. II. NJ. Haley, of Hillsboro, Texas,
who has lately ordered one.
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MIR. Walter Gresham, of Galveston,
and attorney for the Gulf, Colorado u
Santa Fe railway, is expected to arrive
in the city within the next few days,
and our citizens and property holders
should make It convenient to see and
confer with him concerning the pro-
posed extension of that line, which will
begin at an early day. 1t has been in
timated that If the property owners of
Dallas would give bonus, that the line
would DO extended from this point
northward, and join at some point with
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No old stock at Alston's, butfresh fine
goods at lowest prices.

A few dudish young gentlemen of Dali
las formed club TO engage in serenad-
ing. They went out to the residence of
q young lady, two miles from the city,
tuned up the guitar, rosinod the fiddle
bow, and one of the club began singing,
awake, Dearest, Awake" when the
house dog appeared. The only thing
left on the premises by the seronading
party was the short end Of bobtail
coat,
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- llOliIkys
TO pay their respects TO Baum. On
reaching London Chief Williams and
Detective Ryder were consulted, and
the matter Of his arrest was left with
them. He was soon found at Fox's
pawn shop, and was quietly taken Into
custody and handed over TO Chief Bax-
ter for delivery in Chatham.
He was arraigned before Judge Bell
on Monday and remand asked for tho
purpose Of getting evidence here. He
will appear again on Saturday at 10 a..
IN. when IT Is highly probable he will
again be remandtd. He refuses 10 re-
turn voluntarily aud has employed Mr..
M. Wilson TO plead his case, and says
he will make a strenuous struggle TO re-
main. lie seems quite iavorably inn
pressed with the healthfulness of the
Canadian climate.
Baum is n man of about 80 years OF
age, although he looks older; height s
feet Z inches; sharp, piercing eyes; He,
brew look, and naturally nervous,a con.
dition, probably, increased by his pres
ent situation. 1t Is quite probable thai
he will be an unwilling although an as
sisted emigrant to Uncle Sans terri
tOry.n
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
A GOOD THING,

=, UVUU IHINNs
Or. Adam Miller, Chicago, ILL.,, says:
~ nave recommended H0rsford's Acid
Phosphate to my patients, and have re-
celVed very favorable reports. 1t is one
OF The very few really valuable prepa-
rations now offered to the afflicted. In
3 practice Of thirty-five years | have
OF them.U