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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-03

Chicago, st. Louis s. Pittsburg.
Department York Philadelphia Wash
ington. Baltimore and Pittsburg
Express, daily, s.-----.-..-.... 4:25 ami
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except Sunday .-.--.---...-...1 1915 ann
Richmond Accommodation 1880. 400 pm
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Acknowledgement Accommodation, except
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ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
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day l0IU pm
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press, daily, s...--.------..-. LOO am.
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p c---- $3.50 PM
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Cincinnati. Indianapolis, ST. Louis g. Chicago.
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Cincinnati Rushville ard Colura-
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Cincinnati Accommodation, daily. 6:55 pm
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st. Paul and Omaha Express. 4:55 pm
Chicago and ST. Louis Fast Line.
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Depart--Chieago and Rock Island Express 7:10 ana
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.- ITO
Chicago Fast Mail p. 12:1Opm
Western Express. $40 pm
Indianapolis and South Bend Elk. 5:10pm
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
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Arriv6-Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Line
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Lafayette Accommodation $1,000. 1905 am
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indianapolis, ST. Louis and Chicago
Express. daily, p.-----------....1 0:45 am
New York and Northern Fast Ex-
press, r. 9, :-...-..:,,.,..:.;;.., 700 pm
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Louisville, New Albany Chicago.
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CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &c 1ndlanapOIlSs
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Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and ii
New York .1O45 am
Connersyile Accommodation. -.-.. AIS pm
Cincinnati, Dayton Toledo and
New York Express. -..---..--.. 6:35 pm
Arrive-Connersville Accommodation. 49,. $50 ann
Cincinnati, Peoria and st. Louis. i $50 am
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

Tho opening ot MARITIME d Clark's
club and sample room, ut COS Main
street, last evening, was one Of the
incest aiIAirs OF similar nature that
ever occurred in Dallas. There was q
large crowd In Attendance. The deco
rations of tho now place are aupeToly
elegant, amt evidence taste that Is
highly c.odiJgble tD MossrB. Hamilton
d. Young, tho firm which did the
work. The papcring Is the
most artistic ever viewed in
tho city, and the conception Of design
is highly laudatOry % tho ski!l Of the
firm. There Is no appoint mont OF the
work but which portrays artistic
ability. The mirrorgd ceiling and
walls attracted huudreds Of visitors
and admirers, and IL Is generally nd
mitted by travelling strangers present
10 DO tho hnudsOmest sulOou Ia the
Southwest. The club room above Vles
with the sample room bel " in rich
meas. OF finish The hue Of
tho papermg h. as equally
brilliant and attractive, and tho de-
signs are as crtditgtle as they arc
pretty. Messrs. Hamilton & Young
8go certainty artists In their line, and
aslurediy carry the tiuest stock Of
goods, as issboWn by the magnificent
appearance Of these surroundings.
Dallas has ample cause 10 feel proud
Of suoh IN institution. There ia not
another hrm In thB State that boss As
extensive e business, carries az supe.
IOr a stock oi goods, or employs as
skilled wOrkmen as they,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

Mention was made in the local col
umns OF THE HERALD yesterday
morning OF tho mysterious shot fred
IN front OF Botto's ice cream saloon 90
1.-Two Oak street, to which Joe Reyes
the yard-mastor OF jhe Texas " Pacific
and his wife, were the actors. The
facts 10 the caso could mo-
be cleaned by the reporter
as stated IN yesterdays issue,
but in his rQsiug8 he learns that Mr.,
Keyes was jealous Of Mrs. Keyes, and
that John York, IN Elm s4teot shoo-
maker, who married Mrs. Keyes' sis
ter, was too fond OF the society OF Mrs
Keyes They were both locked up,
and IN tho city court yesterday morn
ing she was discharged and
he was iluod 50 and cost
for disturbing tho peace. The shot
fred In their yard, which he says was
aimed at q dog, has not, TO all appear
anoes, besn investigated. When
together la front Of B0tlo's saloon she
evidently tried to XIII him, as she shot
NJ him, The ball passing through his
coat, vest and undorsnirt. Her at.
tempts % hang herself while In dur
nnoe vile proved futile. lie IL out on
bond, but declares he will never have
anything more 10 do with her.
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colorod uhnrch ConreptIon

The seventh annual convention Of
the Christian churches (colored) of
Texas, convened in Young Street
Christian church Wednesday morning,
tho State being well represented. Ell.
der l.. j. Guest, Of Greonvillo, was
voted chairman, and III. s. Howell,
secretary. The subject OF n college was
discussed, after which Elder l.. j.
Guost, OF Greenvllle, gave three acres
OF land at that p0int for college pur-
poses. An evangelist was selected to
preach and solicit finances for the insti-
tuition. Tue nrst Sunday IN October
ofeach year WAS selected No endow-
ment day, at which time each member
will be requested 70 pay % cents for
college purposes
II. s. howell was elected financial
peorosarv. Thirty-six preachers and
delegates were in attendance. A mis-
sionary treasure war started. Each
delegate pledged themselves TO do al
they could for all public enterprises OF
the church. The mass-moetinR OF the
children was very interesting, consist
Ing Of essays and declamations.
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"NXo1It. Mo1l,. NYorll,

How many women there are work
ing to-day IN various branches OF in
duatIy-tp say nothing Of the thou
sands OF patient housewives whose
lives arc sn unceasing round OF tod
who are martyrs 10 those complaints
10 which the weaker sex IL liable.
THOR tasks are rendered GOuOly hard
and irss0me and their lives shortened,
yet hard necessity COmpBls thom "a
Keep on. TO such, DR.. Pl5rces' "Fayor.
tie Prescription" offers a sure means
OF Isligt For an tomalo weaknesses
10 IS g certain cure. All druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
Escape pneumonla by taking Red
Star Cough Cure in time.
NOW Snhscriber..

The following Is tho list Of new sub
s0ribers to the Pan Electric Exchange
this week: Hereford & Furst; w l..
Cabell, Office; Calm Bros. w. II. john
son, office; M. d. Darlington, store; NJ.
Hespna; w NJ PioEon p rgside i2r - w
Williams. residence; Dr. VIII Tho,nass,,
office; DR.. VIII ThOmas, IesiGcn
Geo. Dexter, Office; j. II. Webster, gal-
lery; e. 4. Marshal, office; city aLtOr.
ney's Office; II, Hamilton, residence,
All subscribers are requested in case
of tire 10 notify the General office, as
We now have special facilities for Civ
ing tho tir0 alarm.
d. NJ. CLowED, Manager.
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", LOUIS MEDICAL COLLEGE,
PROFESSIONAL.

Abl AHlft NEAt
PROFESSIONAL.
I C.BIGGGR,
.Os q . Attorney suspended for "onau-
sive .pfr.Htrehip,n resumes tho general
practice OIlaw in all iLl br nches, ana can
be found 30 NOr,Ou's Building, opposite
the pOstOhice uuu the completion OF his
suite OF Offices 70 No. 81 Main street. Dali
les, Tezas.
70. f J.. OsCUE
Physician, Surgeon and Ocu,lst.
Special attention given 50 fitting glasses,
Office, SO Main street.
W. Il WRIGHT. C @. WRIGHT. ECzFos0
tf' RIGHT, WRIGHT & ECEFOBD,
AttOneys-at-Law,
No. rs Main street, up stairs, Dauaa
Texas.
! INDSI4EY ~ BRADFORD,
~ Attorneys and CuunseliO r-at- Law
i31 Main street Lindsey building, Dallas,
Texas
Give special attention 10 CONNER al and
corporation laws in State and FEDERAL
Courts.
N' i'i7ON'
Attorney and Notary Public.
Denton, Texas.
WIN attend promptly 10 legal business OF
all Kinds. pay taxes, make COLLECTIONS etc.
,-,EAyyro-9D d Cp,1VgDpr,
htlnrueys-nt-LaW,
nVfrp E.t 80. NJ. .,t g r.ss
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Attorney at--aw,
LANA dn4 correcting AGENT
Net. ~ " m econ usue 20 IF.N.A,~.
.i, W. Va NY Oh '.lP 9elGn-
answered. slav vs. -
IL D. bAhD9oEi
At.orsey.at-ynw,
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Attorney-nt-La,v
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Special attention oiyon to co,rmorciol
law and Investigation Of land Titles.
I -=-------
II MONiGOMEk1,
| e.. county Attorney Baylof Comfy,
-N'''l"0' "'- i NV anu d'CSi I7'a.e Agent
--- 9ey IuouI' LeAt,,
hOCIOk RANSOM,
-
ocuiisr.
.Atier taking n thorough course Of In
YORK, oilers TO treat diseases Cl the eye,
Rn9 males especially Address Workman
ie.,,,5,
r. 90 nIi-I, sooinq1ly A di, ,
Afsol , y,, ny law HnI L1l1 u, agent,
,.,,.,, ',.'.'U' e''',s'i,''i euuuts 'eA.-s
a ''''''''o" = -'-''''-'''
gr.,,,,, ~.
OGIco in Federal Court Guiidinr, Wc.,
sido public square viii practice In The
state ~, aud Federal Courts, ---
II Attomey.at-I.nw and Land Agent
Bryan, Texas.
Commercial practice solicited.
! CARrEk a WRIGHT
Attorneys-ot-LaUI
san Angela, Tom Green County. Texas
! DOONE & SCARBOROUGH,
- Lawyers Lana a5iu No,lSCllHF Aseh's
los poo.r IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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THE local NEWS RECORD
OUR STREET IMPROVEMENTS
A New East Dallas Jrouble-ColOred
Church Convention - Connubial
MISUNDERSTANDING the CUE
ters-Charged with Theft.
Other Local News.
Strict and Other improvements

Since the last report, the regular
street force haverepalred Peal street,
north Of Dallas branch completed the
work or north Masten street; graded
Oleauder from Ross to Bryan; done
some grading on Jackson, Young and
Maril.a; graded up to both ends of thu
new bridge on Cochran street; opened
gutt8rs In many places; put in cnlvert
50 feet long on Jackson, Woat of Har-
wood; also one on jackson, west of
Ervay put in drain boxes at tho cor
ner OF Jackson and Eryay; one at tho
corner OF Caruih and MesteD; one at
the corner o jackson and Cabtll; one
at the cornOr OF Commerce auu Cabeil;
one ~ The corner OF Jackson and
Ahar3; one at the corner of
Corsicaua and Ervay; repaired
Young street bridge; filed up Jackson
sire st,gw0 feet In some places various
low places In different streets have
boon lifted and graded, and q variety
of other minor places have been re-
paired.
The Elm stree pavement Is nearly
completed, and that on Austin street
from Com merce to Jackson, the last in
tho contract, IS under way. The ex-
cavatsd earth from both streets has
continued to be- utiliz3d in filling ether
streets needing IL.
The cBlaboose is being repaired and
rendered in every way moro COM
Portable and secure for both summer
and winter.
The new grls end Touring mill, on a
large scale, yi3 nearing completion; the
CT lcker factory, thorough and eXton-
siv3 Ia all its appoin ments, viii begin
operations in few Days. a. will also
the mammoth Empire Touring mills
and elevator. The shot factory Is pro-
crossing fnely. All the brick yards
arc In full 1lasJ and private and bust
ness offices continue 10 COUP, Work
on tue large throG-story brick for the
headquarters Of tho Gould system of
roads will begin ia toW days.
The bOis d'arc pavement on Com.
MERGE street in front OF the wholesale
houses of Marsslis a. Co., Armstrong
d Co. and oinoys will begin In a few
days.
Water mains continue TO be laid and
tho supply OF \ ater steadily increased.
The waler works Workshop, corner OF
Harwood and Main, ls nearly COM
pleted.
Tho agreement of the council 10 sell
tl6 lou OaS5 OF Lno mtfCuduts en-
change, as q part of the site for the
Gould railroad headquarters, was not
accepted Oy the parties Interested, as,
by tho pl1n adopted, they did not
need IL.
Letters from citizens Of Dallas, now
scattered over the Union, Tecreating
and other wise, show that everywhere
heard from, Dallas is attracting favor
able attention rs tho town OF the
Southwest.
Itahould DO observed also that the
principal county roads leading into
Dallas, nndor tho energetic superin-
tendsnce Of County Surveyor J. M.
Strong, hayO hsen and arc being
graded and put In tar better order
than ever before. Tho new pike
through the bottom, on tho Lancaster
road, Is Il grand Improvement, needed
ever SINGS Dallas was II hamlet.
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thoroughfares leading TO thepark were
trsversed. Arriving there, social
amusements were INDUCED In and o
delightful time enjoyed. There were
amRsemsnts of an athletic nature and
the other attractions offered at the
park were enjoyed. Last evening a
grand ball furnished climax. Terpsi-
chore was wooed, TO the strains of de-
lightfnl music, by the beauty and
Gallsntry OF the city, and nimble feet
and happy hearts were attuned in
happy response. The management
havo cause 10 feel proud OF tho success
of the celebration, and THE HERALD
is Of the opinion that tho sentiment OF
the city is in sympathy with the vol
untparg
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Thn NuIanncrs nnd Iimedr

Foul water, filthy streets, bad sower
age and unpleasant milk, when all
crowded together into ono cltv, make
as m ,iariOus and uuwholeSome state
of yiiiirs as citizens eau stand. But
the disgustod citizens need ROT Thus
themselves ell bound for TIE cemetery
on this account, Malaria and every
other uuclean iniluence can DO fought
oil with Browns Iron Bittgrs. Ar.
f. Patterson, MarshHlltovu, Iowa,
whites, "Bro Fu's Iron Bttors has com.
pletely cured me of malsrian
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ECZ q I'm SGo

For the bcuehs Of suffering humanity
and In heartfelt gratitude ~ the wonderful
result ] deem 81 only my dutyt0 give this
unsolicited testimony in favor Of Syii's
Specific. ~ VIII" has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or salt Rheum from
her Infancy. Ithg3 Increased In ntalsity
With each succeeding spring ANA Deir
somewhat skilled in medicine myself /
tried every remedy I could think OF for
eaTs-S1rppIrll1 combined with every
form OF POlaa .n, and hundreds OF other
remedies, lotions and alkat washes OF
every known kind, bat they gll gave only
temporary relief During the spring Of 1881
her lover eN'rcmitie5 became SO lnl8met
aud sore hat sine wa Obliged 10 Keep them
constantly coated with covering Of "Ful-
le'5 Eur,h,h niECl vct and allowed 20 dry
on. Among other things she was AFFLICTED
with q periodical nervous headache, Oc-
curing rcgul r'y every seven dogs, some
times followed Dy an intermittent fever
for weeks at O. Time so ihgt her lie became
a burden TO her
This spring determined suo sh-ull lake
=. :. $ ana following str.ctiytL directions
in regard 10 dose, diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago. After taking The FIRST
large bottle thedlscaSe seemed tO Increase;
the burning, itchlug aud Inflammation be
came unupuHhlJ. she, however, Ucr'eVerud
~ the use Of the medicine. AZ on tlklng
the second bottle the Inflammation began
to subide. after the third bottle the iu-
Examination disappeared, and sore spots
dried up0nd tu ned white and fc3ly, md
finally she brn bed them on iu an iWpalp9-
bic White powder resembling pure salt Suo
Is now taking the sixth bot q, three table
spCOnuls four times daily. Every appear
nnce OF the tf.CHe has gone, ard her flesh
Is becoming soft, white and smooth again;
aud what is more, her periodical headaches
have Jloapp AIRED md size is now, M GI
ycals of age, cuIOf ing the only EoOh health
she ha' known Tor upwards OF 50 years. No
wonder She declares with emphasis that
every bottle D' IS y. IS is worth "a thaus-
ANA times it7 weight iu c3lg,
Any further Information concerning her
case VIII ptCh'orilIy giyou by herself az
her residence, l,l Erllct Street, or by me
JOHN b BRADLEY, iiGriswoiI So,
Detroit, Mich, Nay l6. 1855.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
Connubial Contracts

County Clerk Hin has furnished tho
following couples with marriage IL
censes during the past week; John
Kennedy and Ella Wooline, James
Bell and Ellen Williams, Simeon Phil
lip and Mamie Wilson, John Ryan and
Bridget Mahoney, w w WRIGHT and
Mrs b Kirby, Dunn and J w Nor
ris, w NJ Sutton and Merry Il Lusk, j
w Keeney and Mrs Sarah T. Goodwin,
w 4 Moore and Bette Il Neville, q i
Mayors and Ella Kenn5dy, Nj M Pat
ton and Hattie Lse, S j Scott aud
Florence Dankins, John B Jones and
Nellie NJ Rutt, David Mitchell and 5a-
villa Holmes, Frank Cassidy and Mol
lie Robertson.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
a New Enst Dnllas TronDID

Mr.. Thomas Laughln has boon ar
rested, in Ess: Dallas, for obstructing
a public thoroughfare, and doubtless,
othor arrests will follow in the locality
in which ho resides. Tho cause of his
arrest Is due 70 % resistance
10 tho opening OF lane
through tho Crowdus addition 10 new
East Dallas. Tine council ordered tho
opening OF tho lsuO and the citizens
along the limo arc fencing 1t up rs fast
as 10 IS opened,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

This week is tic last in which city
taxes can be- paid. After september
l all who have not paid up will uave
TO pay penalty Of per cent. on
thor taxes and 81 50 for every piece
property advertised, Heretofore the
penalty and cost OF advertising has
Ueon left TO the discretion OF the tax
collector, but now MI. Bogel has mo-
option In tho matter, as the council
has, by ordinance, instructed him 10
iigidly enforce tho collection. The
costs 20 20 The citJ now, and not t.
the nlllnnlOr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

DALLAS, TEXAS.

Mrs. CrOoms Select School VIII reopen
the Arst Monday in Septem her, assisted by
thoroughly qualified teachers. Languages,
both mod IN and ancient, taught 80 usual
price Very superior advantages offered
icrthorOush musical training. instruments
taught piano, O-gGu, guitar ahd "iOliA,
art Department in charge Of COED
teact or 80 usual price Text books same
rs U.ei in pnblic schools of The city Mrs
frOoms intuition is 70 be thorough and
practical md teach child'en such thugs as
they should practice when men and wo'
men. For terms and other Information
pertaining 10 the school, either cal or ad.
dress MRS ELYA TRTGG GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cantegral and Live
Oak tlreeta Da lac, Texas
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Removal

Messrs. II. W. GRADER a Co. have
moved their Office and wsrc-rooms TO
Nos 5jl and 7j3 Elm sileet, and also
run through to Pacific avenue, as they
had only limited room nc their OLD
place on ComntIco street. They ulo
making a great specially of bugglvs,
carriages, etc, and gin machinery, aud
they are selling 10 most Of our pyOmi
nenL citizens az prices which please
every one OF thom,
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CAN for Convention.

In order to units the Christian REQ.
pie of tho Sixloontu senatorial dis trict,
in more systematic temperance work,
we call upon each local organization,
church congregation, Sunday school
pr othor Temperance organization
within tho districts comprising Kauf-
man, ROCkwall and Dallas counties,
TO senu delegates 10 attend cOnvGn-
ton to be held ut Terrell, September
3 and 6, 1885, for tho purpose OF organ
iZlug district W. G. y. u.
JENNY &. BEAUCHAMP,
State President w. G. n. u.
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I'M Mnnihrr nrl nn.l

Had the streets been spriuklad, yes
terday would have beon, comparatively
speaking, a pleasant day, but the blind.
ing dust rendered IL very disagrreablo,
especially pedestrians Ia the Clio ~
ing of tho evening, when tho COWS came
home to DO MIXED, the sprilklOrs put
In appearance. Better lats tnGn never
howevsr-anything to lay the detosta'
BILE duet
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Manager Southwestern Department
& Use "ALSTON'S Hungarian pat.
ent," the fines, huur made

We were surprised tu-day 20 SEQ the
immouse stock of books and station
cry carried By Fears & Jones, J0'
Main street. This Is Ger mnly the
lrrge3t and most comp BtB stock IN
Northern Texas sud their prices doCy
competition. We would udviFe rll
who want &, buy book ol any Eiud,
writing paper, albums, holiday goods
or anything carried by statiOuSrs, TO
sec thtir gopdl and gCt prices before
buying wa aro sure you viii MAKE
money 10y so doing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

For boys and girls, enters upon its
sixth year tho frat Monday in septem-
TENDER. Centrally located on two street
car libes, corner Main and HsrwOod.
Teacher G.. w. Grove, w. j. Smith,
A. C, Mil,ar, Mrs. NJ. X. Craig. Special
attention il invited to the high course
of study furnished by this school.
Nothing ia advertised in tho catalogue
that is not taught and required in or
der ~ graduate. Superior instruction
afforded by teachers of auccsssinl ex-
perience and high scholarship. Music
taught. Send for catalogue,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
A Ring Thief

Jordan Flowers, q negro, was AZ
rested py onicer Overland yesterday
aud jailed. Io Is charged with the
theft of ring from Mr.. II, j. ingram.
The ring was found IN his possess ion,
but he maintains that no purchased n
from another party HIS story, how.
over, was very vaoillating one.
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