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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Judge vincent

WASHINGTON, oct 81 Tho Post pub
llshas nm interview with Attorney General
Garland who acknowledge, receipt VI u
dispatch uom judge Vne,lg q. Now MoS
leo, In which tho lnJtW oygroU'al . dNtr, Jg
visit Washington aud vInlicotn hlmglt
Tho attorney gauornl also spys ho has rc
coiyoi dHwlchN from members ui tho bat
OF ColmN County NV Mnyoo, nnl from
lriuudUul hlr Vincent In Illinois ul other
places, protesting OgpIns. the suspension Of
Judge Vincent pronuunclug him the b'sl
possible iusOcn whose ucts nrn unmuoHohn,
bio aud requesting m Immediate Inv stiga,
tlou Mr. Garland IN nu interview said
Judge Nlurut hly boon 0Buponil gcnor.
allyN ana that his appointment " oy.Scna.
tor Dorsey o jury commissioner wa only
ono OF mnut indications that lcl tho admin
lstrntlon w h'lNyo ho was not entirely un.
imbarrogt'l IN his judicial posltionS For u
number ot rouslng 10 wa9 thought Mr., Vim.
cent, although not corrupt Is uullltcd fot
the place, Uud honeo hs suspension by the
president
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Ihn Aanlrlnn .IAi-A

LONDON, oct a. 1t Ia reported that the
scrvaus have occupied the Eosny PISS
This IA ON the Jorma river aud is partly Ia
Turkish territory, bcing on tho bulgarian
Macedonian frontier
NJ Dmtitno, tho llpumnninn PREMIER iu
IN Interview with Prince Bsmarod has do.
mandel that, In The event OF the alteration
of the frontiers Of the Balkan provinces, the
line of lloumunla be extended south OF the
Danube, 80 ns TO incloso SilistriO liatadJlk
aud Bnltschuk, ami that .Roumania be 40.
corded the right to forlry those places,
NJ, do upr the Russian foreign minister,
has madt ovurtNres TO Lord Salisbury aud
Prince Bismarck IN favor OF u conference al
Berlin 10 rivlst tho berlin treaty Lord
Salisbury disro,prod the proposition, Prince
Bismarck replied that Tho tne was inoppor.
tuno tho pltc ions In Franco aud England
leaving thn foreign policies OF those coun
tries uncertain
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
MALCOLM nAY,

PTTrsBuRG, Pa, Oct 81, Hon, Malcolm
Hay, after lingering illness OF several
weeks, passed. calmly away at $3.50. His last
moments were 20 peaceful that tho friends
who had been summoned 10 his bedside could
scarce realize that all was over. II has been
nearly two years since, while In attendance
at An Episcopalan convention In Philalsl.
phia he contracted the cold which tormi.
mated his life, In the carly part OF last
spring, almost Immediately attOr his ap'
pointmont Os assistant postmaster general Of
tho United States, ho took Nn extended trip
20 the south In tho hopo Of improving bis
health, which had become precarious Ho
was apparently much benefited by the
change Of climate, but the good results were
but temporary, n relapse after assuming his
duties ut Washington compelling him TO re.
dgn the high post Of honor ~ which ho had
boen called,
Leaving Washington he located at Cr@son
Springs, with tho idea that tho pure noun
tain air would build up his wqstel condi'
ton His stay at CrcsSon was short, how
ever, II becoming evident that hO was slowly
sinking He was brought In an almost help
less condition TO his residence In Allegheny
City, about three weeks ago Tho cold
which had first lOCn Oh In his throat, had
rapidly developed into pneumonia, aud this
In turn resulted In consumption which In n
very brief liml terminated fatally
The change In his condition became
marked ana tho attending physician, Dr.
Anurew Fleming, was hastily summoned.
IIo remained with his patient until near
midnight, cnNug Mr. Hay slightly i'm
proved The quarter part Of the day and
night Mr. Hay was In scmicousrious CON
ditlon a. ho fol into u deep scop. his res
piratious growing funDr anl tuEtur until
they c01ol Ilnnlly 40 d,3j o'clock
Malcolm 'ly was born in Philadelphia IN
1872 llnw.H nlucllol 40 to proprietary
uuiyorty u. rmuylvun ll' lo.D school
nt the age Of oynnluon anil h0ml tho study
Of law llo was admitted 10 the Allegheny
county hnr m lsGj since which time ho has
made riIHblrg Hig hom, H. was nom.
bor OF thH constitutional committee In 1874,
aud was doDogon 10 tho national conyon.
tiong OF 1870 1870 nnl 1851 llo was Np.
pointed 10y President Cleveland % tho posi-,
ton OF lrsl assistant postmaster general
March IA lksh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Nnli Nlnttcra.

WAsmgoroy, oct el-Ihc operations Of
tho FREQ delivery systm Of On, p1s'o0lco do.
porJmonD during tho past show TINT tbcr1
oro las FREQ delivery oIllo'1, an uorolso OF
10 over the previous yo1r Al those olllcos
thoro are Employed i,1s carriers, on In.
cronsO Of iGs over tho Tho previous yonr The
aggregate cost Of tho ontiro scryic' vas g..
0s5, ,0ig, whilo tho amount derived from post
ago on local muttor wng $t,}sl i2l, which h
Sl2D), 1Os In 0Xcow Of tht cost Of the ror.
vice As comrarcd with last year, thoro Il
nm incroasp IN the cost Of the service OF
ilSlTb Tho number o; letters delivered
was BOS, ,iOl, l9l; collcotol, $50, ,sbS, ,S15, news
pNpor dciynrol, 256,O5l, 6O3, collo't1i, ~.
q32,G The total OF nll classp, Of mattof
handled VIA l,7ll, $751; il3 or ilO,3G plocW
pOr carrier The following is th, coat pcI
picoo ut somc OF tho largest onlcoli Now
York, Ism Chicago % m,; Philadelphia,
2tm Baltimore 30 m, san Francisco,
10 m, Boston, - M, Cincinnati, 8l N,
Now Orleans, 9Sm, Tho average cost POI
pioco for the whole ecryIco wos $40 mila
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
IT ISN'T OVER
Tho street Car Troubles In S. Loull
ironk Out In u Now Place.

ANN "NN'NN '" AN'NNl'N w NJ ipNih
lrouk Out In u Sew Place
M lous. OCT 81 People who supposed
the trouble duo 10 Che srtn Of street car
Cundu.l.r and dryny wnaut nn end were
uIuly Uulkuol hyun outbreak of serious
chuiuHlr lhU .rouJ car companies have
graHuul secured mon enough o. start uust
Of ,h.r c,u running but 10 hns boon
dpcmnd advisable 10 hyyo poIgnmon on
some OF IuH lyto night rlrS
yN'ro have boon soy'rd Nlr ,irg In which
now mon nuyo hpd 10 0ghD bolng attacked
by men whug pllens Jh,y took On two oc,
coWou, rnrs on tho Gro0n line, Fourth and
CuuuIrUu avenues, wore attacked but no,
DO y wu wrlUu,ly hurt
However, another demonstration was
ma lc This tmi the Yellow lnf uu Wash,
inglontou avenue was S,.ocol A. half past
u'louk uur on which Nathan Gray was
conductor and Frank McCuuloT driver, was
boarded hy eight or tDn mon, ut tho cornur
Of Sixteenth rrout 0nl Washington uyunuu,
Tho conductor recognized some Of tho mon
On strkur nul immediately pulled tho boil.
rope aud suuH tod the police WHISTLE NJ thl
enmc time onf Of thi fellows struck him.
Tho conductor and drlyor fought Urtyoly,
Tho car was tlllrl with plapusur,, sOmp ut
whomc took hand In the conflict. Tho
ilght was t'rnlu1tuI by u pistol shot
Maria Bartholomew, negro woman pas.
songpr, tell 20 tho lloor shro,Iuy and tho
crowd srntlnrul She had boon ghot IN the
hip, causing u serious wound both Gray
tnd MrCmcy 'woro badly boaton No ar,
faita huyu boun made
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

FI,U! .ucI, $40 500, family a d5NI o..
vi ~ So iud, W blb 80, g.. @ piatW Ba,
COOS Nu ulNcd, " gi1gc, M whto u
dAl .u
DAMN mixed, 2l0S Olsi.j No mlrci 70
Odp,V, so. JWuHu. y Bglg
PORK FANNY W1 $500, rguE HnD
BAtoN shoulders ' 9a1Oo snoN clcar
aides, Siu " %
LAI,p=kruJlt w 6d'ag
ChEESl,a prlmu TO choice Quo Dblho New
YurN, lWlu
FOILlin Choice full grown cnuWnt u ~,
Wl5l dur,B,, ssJ @5O geese, sIo)pU ioaon'
live turkuya. 1850
HASaN0 7 limutly, gll dpdlIUl, No (,
Sll tOUllul, mNud, (luOONlO bv, wheat aud
rye MruN, glDugGul
WUOl,aUuNvurd medium cntIug n tll1,
ilnu Wufiuu. li no, common llUbti nu'Oj,
washed medium clothing ~ Dllv, urWHng q, .
Wu Hue muup Wl So, ~ gjlg, Uu'r ,rd cJtA
lHulsu, llNNt nod aibllHj pulled, u 06G
CATTLE HpIl puulUH hulruHu 30 - ~ ~
fulr E4n o 30 common, tl ul ~ blpjJrfi
aud lnd.r % lsJ % yollug' and calves
tgHH1.
UuUE Selected butchers gllUsdi, falr %
good ulu.ua 1 DI 0u tale lp snI iIAhl, ~ -
WJ common. NN 4I INt tlll 50 ~ GAS
hll ll' .muNu .u .u, 81 ~ ~ D, good "
choice tIUI .Ill. WUnE lmbA s'Tl ljL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
AppoIntmentA

WASHINGTON, oct q The president Ap.
pointed VIM H. Bickford receiver of pub.
lie monies at Shasta Cal Sylvester Hui.
register Of tho land Office nj Shasta, Gal
United States consulsi Erhari Bsilngor,
OF lew York, at Beirut; Daniel W, Her.
ring, Of Tennessee, at Tugucigalpa, Colleo-
tors Of customsI CIother II, Vaughn for
the district Of Say Horoor n Y, James
Tilton for tho district OF Great Esg Harbor,
N j, Surveyor Of oustomsi Thomas ".
Donovan for the port Of Patchoguo, N. Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

ColuMuus, oct 2l.-JoycC tho Domo
,rntic county clcrR, snys II IA protty wei
lmowu ns to who the parties are who pcrpn
.fatcd th, frauds by increasing tho talliU
N tho Thirteenth ward tally shoots, nnt
hat the parties a0 In close QuprJora IN,
Republican, ngrro on this Onl dp mot hest
tatc 10 nay tll uum, sensational arrests ort
liable 10 ogur Tho botDor pDrt Of Nh,
Democrats ml thh Republicans Nro dctor
minucd that tu' EuIly parties shall not cs
oapN syoulylhruo counties huyo tor
warlol rcturWot the election 90 the socro
tary OF Buto and tuoy ara b'ng verified
There Gro lllloHn c0unlIByot 10 hear from
aud tho wur, NlIl probably not DO bogomputot
LVlorc tho iist u, nest Wo'h
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

BUFFALO, N v, Oct gl--liou Wm NJ
Evartg arrived in this city aud Is the guos
Of Hon sherman S Rogers Mr. Evnrt
speaks ut the Main stroot rink lle Mise
speaks at Syracuse aud from thcro hc goo'
directly 10 Now York TO presume court dutics
MIR Eyarts will deliver but thruo political
Addresses this campaign, ono 10 givcn IN
New York the week before election In re
sponse to nm inquiry an 10 hisvirwa concern.
Ing the state ticket, Mr. Eyarts @il, "l
have felt all along that We could carry The
state this tall II we had good men on The
ticket think the tickt ia n most satsfac
tory one and approve OF II as the choice Of
n free convention
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

LLNeDo loN, Oct u Some time ag,
Rumildo Gomez living near here, married
beautiful g,r uumod Oro1cA rorrG Ito sooi
became hsnuoly Jealous Of bis vito wltbou
cause A luw days ago ho lett homo soyhl
he would never return However, he sud
denly unlor,i the house whore his wifo an,
his grandmother were sitting together aut
asked It they loved him. They replied No.
whoreupuu hn went OUT procured u rifle aut
shot both hdIot dead Ito then Ilod TO Mex
leo whore hr was arrested hy nn American
sheriff but ~ vns discovered that ho was
clilcn uO Mexico onl could not under IN,
treaties ho huli llo was therefore ruleaAo,
aud Ia nov al largo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
LnAilrn MlIInr.

WAsnlN0TON, Oct e. I-Ju8ticl MIllorG
friends say tho report OF his being In m.
health, aud that ho viii bo obliged 10 realgn
from the bench during tho winter, IL untrue.
The jud 60 is in good health at present and
believes he viii be abo 10 do 0s much work
as ever this winter Mono Of tho l,publl.
can justices viii give way unless obliged 10
until the first term Of tho new Democratic
administration has passed..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
ThnY Toni the Mrlnn. -

New YoRK Oct, e. Custom House In
spectors Meek and Jmmerson have bocn
suspended Tho former Is charged with
having allowed passenger on the
ErurIa to drop two gold pieces into tho OUT
side pocket Of his (MeeksD coat, AMI II Ia ro-
ported that Surveyor Beatto himself saw
tho alleged bribery take place Tho charge
against Jmmerson Is not disclosed. 1rls
men have both boon In tho service twenty.
five yeaTs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
At "FevERo HEAT
Darkcy Festivities interrupted shot In
tho Itond-Murter Escape

tho Hond-Murior Escape
NomoLg, Va, O1L gl,-AL darkcy
"ioyern NJ Indian CrceI IN this county,
tboro was n tragic ending of tho festivities
Dancing was at its hoight Oud thoro was
great enjoyment on cvory hand, whom tho
royolry was sudluuly brought 10 n halt by
tho appearance OF Hamilton liIouut aud his
trionls, who cnloayurol " ttku charge Of
tho house,
A row cumod, tho music cots,d aud tho
tcmalol H. Ia terror rrom tn' sctnp ono
OF tho iloor mlnlgorB, jim solomon, throw
Hamilton Boluk 10 th' llo1r on hlt back
ana gcttiug n,ralllo Of hll boly drew a
pistol aud shot him through the honi, tho
ball taking clrort ju.t above tho right Oyo
aud causing mnJnut dop.h,
Solomon al once lluduul eros Ing th, state
line, tool, rolu}o In North Carolina no was
pursued Ivy Constable Brown who traced
tho fugitive 10 ucypmI places Ia GtrrIJdck
county Tut hus lOilcl 70 oloet hs capture
up 10 this tlmo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

WAsuISGroN Oct 9l,-Thc secretary Of
war has Issued an order In rclcrcnco 10 mili.
Ary signalling, llc desires that IN timo u
pence not less than ono oncor aud three On >
listed men shall bo kept constantly In proo
tioe md instruction In flag torch and in.
strumDnt ! signalling at each post Ia the
UniLel Slutr4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
HAT Henry clair I,,tlt,a

New YoHR. Oct Henry Cluir, lessee
Of the Grand Union hotel at Chicago, aud
manager OF The metropolitan and Park ayo.
nuo hOt1ls In this city, hos retired from all
those ontyrpH ct There IA n rumor that this
course vns tNkcn In Consequence of some
disngloomrut bctwocn Mr. Clair aud Mr.
Hilton, ovucr OF lhc hotels, but tb, was de-
nicd by Mr clair, who mid that he retired
simply hoCause his leases had expired, aud
he wished to mako other cngngomunta The
nuws was q great surprise TO the hotel em.
ployca MIR Clair has bocu identified with
tho Stewart aud Hilton prop1rtioe for the
lahI tpgnuh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Tin Erralnn MIanlnn.

wAsulNaroS, Oct n The rersIou mis
slon has been going begging for somt
monthS After MIR BaYli@ w. Hanna threw
II over the stories puhli,h'l about the dil
cultes IN reaching iehu1u frightened of
other candidates The salary lis only $3.50.
ycnr, aud II costs protty nearly nl Of thai
10 get there, ltis saId that Mr. Fred Win
ston, Of Chicago, has boon orcipl the place
aud will probably accept II, MIR Winston
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Into the Far Norih.

WASHINGTON, Oct, ~ Lieut. Story has
reported 10 the navy department that ho has
established winter quarters At Fort Comos
on tho Putnam river In Alaska, Tho point
is selected with view 10 sledging oTplora.
tlonA The stores arc ample Tor twenty
months Surveying and explorations will
DO continued without intermssion. Tie
officers aud men are all we'll aud willing aud
the party perfectly equipped.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

EAGLE PASS oct a. The entire outfit OF
Robinson, Mcuall & Mott, cS.conlractorl on
the McSicsu International railroad In Mex.
leo, has heon conllrated by The Mexican
customs officers at Hn Felipe The proper.
W consists Of wagons, mules and implements
valued at 5000 II crossed tho river three
years ago IN bond to be u,ed In building rail-
rnadu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

Dram mU. ..uIIE Nnl prlcN mnlHthlnod
mixed, 3 .tat lu Wheat 0In iad moadyl
lougUup ru }lulglOI lula, slpO9ldli
No u u,e utl"1, 80, eult n uHuHuN cN w 10
unHi huw gl u..l a. Uum' yellow Mt.cl, 90 .
DO, hIgN m|ttl, ~ i0lIu, mixed, ~ gilI, ycl,
low oar iIlI.u, hi}u mixed, i,UAl1, mlNrJ, 20 .
go 1850 uUuNlu n,hN WrgterI W vJUo, no \
D J0t @, stat, OlV.tu, chvppIu{ SOp''O Nu
ley uuWUlU So Z NOloln, 10 biU, No J, 20 %
uu ltuH.Y.s NNvtl receipts i,Dl hNtd, ship
mrnts. sN head llpgt stow r.ihiulplina,
yJOltHiuN, bu..urt, lB uDj %, NNNptS li1OO
heal snumtul., 80 hVll Sleop dUlnnd auult
ghumpUtH lu| heat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

INDiANAroLIs, Oct 2i,-Gcn. Low Wal.
lace, cx-mustcr to Turkey has started on a
return voyage 10 that country aud IL due In
Germany now This fact was not known
until nov and II Ocoasioncd considerable
speculation II Is known, however that hs
goes Os tho representative Of eastern men Oo
buslnoss missIon pnrely.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
An oniolai Count.

COLUMBUS, Oct u. The official count Of
the votes east In Franklin county, which
has bcen going on since last Friday, was
completed Tho Republicans elect their
whole ticket, with the exception Of Qua com.
missioner 10y pluralitIes ranging from six.
teen TO two hundred and tlfty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

ar louis, OCT 9l-rho wife of j. X
McGroth, loading architect, white leaning
over the side Of tho porch OF her residence
was thrown into collar area by tho brealt
ing Of rnilng Her skull wns fractured
aud abe died soon after She was fayorit,
In society
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

WITAf.tp ] rpi,ulla VI OlAt
CONE HblApI Wusluru, I yblau, fututua, AK
OkTA Western 1000
CArIUH NO VI pW 100 la, live NaiglL
nOuH ~ I,gi W pet lOl lba
kuEGpat! .utt bj ppr 100 lbs live welg,t
COTTON aQupt Mdlllug upltnt4 lOltol 10
OrlrlA lU ~. O1tUbtr, v 100, November, p0ht,
December, y ii, January, n,sln, Fubruay, palo
March 1909, April 10 100, May iON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

10 . lawyer, aud has moderate fortuna Ht
has been candidate for a diplomatic pOsl
for some time, and will probably take tho
Persian post II he cannot got anything
haLtar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

BUFFALO, oct 2l The widow Of Oh,
late Cbas W McCune, owner of the Courier
gave birth ton Toy, who becomes heir Il
his father, valuable estate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

CATTLE emo 90 70 extra ahlpplnl, S. Os,elI
common ~ lulu u ibtj W, gtOOseti and feeders
$40 id Ut, leXtns kiH0igl,ib
HOJSatur good, ~ ~ pOp nNpd paoh
Ing, gi iulJ 30 vhUuV heavy, sAJj ~ ~
SHEEP GUmuOn, VI JiDj .O Ntaut ll,5o1
auU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

SUGAR Fuly far, ,oi centn fugL vhi,a
elAu, OH Nhte, w pOitu, ohoIoe yellov, 0)aoi
wUlt earn a, iNu
MoLKssEs -JIcn kettle, 90 eOoo csnttlfugai
40 Ijle,
COTTON N ddlhg uplnndi, plsG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Irnninln,l sllnll.

FALL iiivtR, Mass, oct u Mark Pear
son, supcrniulendont of tho merchants mill
was thrown from hls carriage, fracturina
his skull Ills injuries afo probably fatal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22
Nnte. from Ab,ond

JoNpoN Oct ql There were reported
throughout spain llD new cases of cholera
and slkty deaths from The disease
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-22

AKRON, o., Oct pt b, L. Jnincs, dry
goods, made an assignment Liabilities,
90, 900, assets, ", 200
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02
FLoTSAH

Yesterday was another warm tsv.
The wafer was muddy ssa.a ysgic--
day morning.
George A. Webster las moved his
cEcs 20 80 Elm street.
The celebrated james Means S
men's shoes 81 Leon kShc's.
The Erie Telephone Comraav has
issued a new directory card.
60 . tie Two Brothers sslo-1 10Y
ice cold WsEerhsuSsr bss- on drsucht,
The Pan. Electric Ts.ephors Com.
pany has % boxes up ana in working
order.
ONLY NsEenhs-se- bee. sold 81 he
NO hEotReTs Sa-o-c, corner Main sri
Sycamore streets.
The enesi assortment Of sosc:sc.es
ana eye slsssss - tbs city, conner
ASin Snd Poyctzs streets.
The city cf1es-s and emp!cves ws-s
z Paid OF yesterday for IEe month a.
July, Il took A-55. % doii.
The c&ss O. Lawrence vs. jenkins
vas COMPOUNDED ana settled i- Us.
tee Sc1rhl's ccc-t yesterday,
NJ. WiliSI Hi, secretary O. he
Merchants EIcE6-Ee. hss siE-s. say.
ice cards to- Hose vEc desire .Een.
trss.
Thirteen hundred sheen. owpst by
ncran Broihs-s. pSssseI th r,--s ,-.s.
isTlsy ic- TIE eastern pE-i e. the
cc1niy % grSEs,
Tss police hEvs received orders 70
ss-1 ne wsisr-s.cl wsEccs % tbs
p2olc 4rare al prevent .1sn .-.r
. o.oeks1--g tie si-ss.s.
. We are informed bye. ale ps-g5-s
. tAsG several n-s tClccss l5sos win
e ~: pP ms IA. some of the build.
-. ~ '0Jixzcel anything in the city.
TIE HERALD il always glad to note
the improvements being made in the
city.
Messrs. Simkins & Smith have boen
retained by New York parties to bring
suit In the Federal court for some
$50 600 acres Of land situated in the
Panhandle of Texas. Tho suit will in
volve the title to some OF tho finest
cattle ranches in the State.
Messrs. Teneson Bros, who have
branch houses in several Texas towns,
hRvo opened manufacturing sad
dlery and harness establishment in |
Dallas, on Elm street, next to Fee |
Bros. They present to the trade one |
of the finest lines OF saddlery and har.
ness in the city.
You viii find tho First Baptist
Church on tho corner Of Sycamore and |
Patterson avenue. Sunday School |
begins promptly ut $3.50 with w. X. |
Howell, superintendent. The pastor |
will preach In the morning at Ii, and |
receive members and baptize. Night |
service begins al $50 sharp. Seats |
free and welcome to all. Bring Cos
pei Hymns.
Services at the Tabernacle NJ, Il. |
church, s. A.. Thompson pastor, corner |
ST. Paul and Main streets. Sunday |
school every Sabbath az 10 a. m. morn- |
ing services at IL a. M; evening SER |
vices at g 10 p. m. Subject for morn |
ing service, August 2, will be 0The |
Church." All strangers in our midst, |
and the public, are cordially Invited,
Revival service every night the com
ing week.
"An Associated Press dispatch from
Baltimore, dated July II, says that |
receiver has boen appointed TO take
charge OF the Pan-Electric Telephone
Company of that city on petition of its
creditors" The American Bell Tele-
phone Company are preparing 10 sue
this company for Infringement, and
will, ere long, commence action
against all local Pan Companies of tho
United States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

A1e dissolution rcCce q Smith &
As--, insurance agents. sppssrs IN hi.
issue, Mr.. Ell retiring :rom tie bus.
iuSSs. liz. smith las been fortunate
- forming s g. partnership With TIA,
wel,SCcEn and ccurtsccs rs--,su,t-,
. NJ. Il. {. Bcg.ew, l8is.y Ia rs e-s.
E.,y C. pE-gx1 IS TrsrsvacL Ny
b1rew .eo-cCcely uU5ers.k-Es ~
. lrsc-A-cS tCslIsSs. hEvire hsl v +.
eKrSs.s-cA and VIII ikc
-ck.ria-cs Re sES III &C.
. 20 Question t13 tAs.. s-.e;- acre is
he esst1 A. -.}~"sO Will succeed,as
h. ~ r.. 3ther pursuits engaged
a., -SSJhg residence in this city.
JJut MIR. Smith II Ia useless TO re
mark, as he Is one of tho pioneers Of
Dallas. These gentlemen are located
at the corner of Main and Poydras
over Patterson's new drug store, where
they can BIO found ready to serve the
public,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-02

NLre io- PILES.
Piles are frequently preceded II q
sense Ct weigh, IN The back, l1.-s aul
lower pa-l q the a13Cu 81, causing
me pase-t 20 suppose ths. De Las
some 6--c.-1l ~ the kidneys o.
Iels-oc-.-c organs A. times, symp-
toms O. indigestion z-s present, EstC-
.eLcE, Cle4slless @. .-s s.oL sch. etc.
A moisture, Ike Precipitation. pro.
c-c.cc = ye-v' greszt.s itching.
a-ier getting warm, j. g common a.
.euca-.. Blind, Bleeding and Itchius
Piles yield s. Cucs 20 the application
q d.. Bcssnky's Pills Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts sE=c.sd.
absorbing tie IULCrs, slsyiuE tie
intense itching, s-d eti5C;i-s 6 ps-l.s .
ne-t cure. Prise, 81 cars. Address,
ne Dr.. B1sauso Asiic.us Co.. Pilus,
Ohio. sod by a.. druggists.