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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
AN OLD GENTS WEDDING HITCH
Alleged Cruelty to a Prlsoner-The Hun
nicutt Bond Caso-Lyoeum Meet
ing-Was Joe Polser Dosed?
Court Notes, Etc.
The Old Gent Made 1t.

Yesterday Mr.. Perry 0verton, a
well-to-do farmer of some 65 summers
who resides near this city, procured a
marriage license from County Clerk
Hill authorizing him to marry Mrs.
Price, a widow lady, whose husband
was accidentally killed q few years
ago in the yards of the Texas & Pa.
cific railway. Mrs. Price Is a
buxom widow and the officials
In the court house who
admired Mr.. Overton's spunk assisted
him in making his toilet. They lett
nothing undOne that would enhance
his appearance. They had Just gotten
him In ship.shape, with gorgeous
necktie and all, when Mrs. McMasters,
also widow, put in an appearance
and asserted prior claim to Mr..
Oyerton on the ground that they were
engaged. She sent Tor and consulted
Assistant County Attorney Taylor
with tho view of getting out an in.
Junction, but IL was such peculiar
case TO him that he referred her TO
Judge A. III. Field, who gave her lot
OF advice, the nature OF which Is not
known. In tho meantime Mr.. OVerton
was slipped cut, and taking a carriage
--'-e- driven In the direction Of tho
- Intended, which 10 mile
ant from the city. Tho sup
i Is that he made tho rifle.
Masters will flo suit for breach
4. promise.
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Tho COutts
CITY COURT.


City vs.. Joe Cameron, intoxicated
fined So.
City vs.. VIII Carter, fighting; dis.
charged.
City vs.. William Grizze, fast driving;
discharged.
City VS.. Cora joyce, vagrancy; fined
So.
City vs. Joe Collins, vagrancy; fined
City Va. Fannie Cobb, vagrancy,
| fined s..
City vs.. Kittio Rowan, vagraucy;
fined So.
City VS.. Nellie Gordon, vagrsncy;
| fined s..
City We. Jennetto Clark, vsgrsncy;
fned So.
City vs.. Beulah Wilson, vagrancy;
fined S..
City vs.. Belle Emerson, vagrancy
fined So.
City VS.. Josie Bennett, vsgrancy;
fined 50.
City We. Julia Bennett, vagranoy
case continued.
City VS.. Dami Virgins, vRgrSncy
fined 50.
City VS.. "Dlclos" Posio, vagrancy;
fined s..
City VS.. Title Mcdonald, refusing to
pay dog tax; continued.
City VS.. j. III. Dawson, assault; dis
charged.
city Va. John Molloy, dlscharglng
fro arms; continued.
City vs.. jennie Baker, vagrancy;
discharged.
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lN0lGE 3T,0N CURED,

suffered for more than FIVE years with
indiges ion, scarcely able TO retain the
simplest food on my stomach. Tho burn
ing sensation was Almost ntOleTable, and
my who.e system wa deranged, 1 was
wakeful ana could not sleep, and couse-
quently more or less nervous all the time
/ decliped in flesh and suffered ali tn Q usI-
al depression attendant upon this terrible
disease In n word, ! was miserable. At
last, falling TO find relief IN anything else,
| commenced the use OfSwif's pee ne.
legan to improve ut once. The medicine
toned up the stomach, strengthened tho
digestive or ans and soon all that curn-
! & ceased and could retain food without
difficulty. Now my health Is good, ana N
eat anything 10 toe shape OF food, and di-
gest 1t wi hout the slightest difficulty.
most cheertuly bea this testimony be.
cause there Sre hundreds Suffering as
was, and am sure they can be as readily
healed AXE The prescribed dose after eat
ing, Instead Of before.
JAMES MALH, No. II Ivy street
ALBANIA, Ca, May 10, 1885
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LYoenm AIeetInr

A regular meeting Of the Dallas Ly-
ceum was held ON Tuesday night in
the Sabbath School room OF tho Meth,
odist Tabernacle, on upper Main
street. In the absence of the presi,
dent, Miss Sophie Rowley, vice-presi
dent, presided with becoming grace
and dignity, After the adoption OF
the minutes OF tho last meeting, the
lesson OF the evening-on art, sculp.
ture and painting-wAs recltod.
Several new membors were elected.
and tho names Of several others pro.
posed, when a song 10y the choir fol
lowed. The Lyoeum will meet again
on Tuesday evening next. The exer.
cises will, besides tho regular lesson,
consist OF a song (trio) by Misse,
Knowles and Orosthwalto aud Mr.
Horton, a recitation by Miss Annie
Davis, and speech not to exceed 1,
minutes, by Mr., Charles Archer.
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The committee appointed by the
Pioneer Association OF Dallas County
" It's recent session, to collect tho
history Of tho early settlement of BAL.
las County, met nj the office Of the
Chsirmgl, No, 705 Main street yester
day evening al 4 o'clock. After trans
acting several items OF bus
mess they adjourned to meet again
next Saturday az 4 O'clock p. m at
705 Main street. A full attendance OF
the committee Is desired AT that time.
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Mrs Il Sesllorn, Corsicana; LA Grlz'
yard, Sherman; w D Kaigler, Kauf.
man; b b Hosklns, Texas; w n
Haney, d II Thomson, Corsicana; c
McMshan, Miss Brsz0ri. Howe, Rich
ardson, Frank r Cross, Waco; L
Caulson, city; w II Galloway, Fori
Worth Gazette; r Ciary, Mt Pleas
ant, Texas; Sol 10th, Cincinnati; inc
Snyder and wife, Hutchius; g h
Draughon, Dallas; J b MARTIN, GeOr-
gia; II III Burnes, 81 Louis; Mrs u Il
Crazy, Miss Katie Craig, Master Nor
man Craig, city.
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ATHOROUGH TKIAL.
CURED WIrH MO DOSES.
THE ]. v CR0HOUS DRUG CN.

DALLAS, WHOLESALE AGENTS,
sold Mt Retail 40 Dallas by GOE. II. AT.
klNS ASample package and Circular OF
testimonials sent TO any address In the
MURCnlSON 4 ROGERS,
Tgrrau froNac
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Sporting In Earnest

Articles Of agreement between Lem.
uel McGregor, asst. Joe Kid, niand vii.
liam Bickham have been signed to this
effects We, the undersigned, do here
by agree TO light glove contest of elk
rounds for $3.50 a side,' Marquis OF
3ueenbury rules (revlsed) to govern
Inc conditions are that McGreEor will
knock Hickman out In six rounds OF
forfeit the match and money. The
fight Is TO take plaok In Armory Hall
Dallas, Texas July 20, 1885. Other
contracts and agreements between the
two parties are of and substituted low
the conditions of the agreement a.,
out above. w. u. BICKHAM.
LEMUEL MCGRRooR,
The "St. Joe Kiu.n
Witness: Charles Marshall and Il
l.. Thomas.
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FNEm UlsOM MALAnIA.

In the fall o. 1881 was taken with case
Of malariJl fever which prOstrated me
both body and mind. | was drugged after
the Old ttshiOn with mercury aud other
mineral mixtures, but with no God results.
My health was shattered aud my energy
gone. My legs ana feet would swell, and
mad what everybody thought was drOpsy
These symptoms alarmed me, and | was
r, a1y 10 gasp at any remedy suggested. 4
friend adyl6ed me 10 try SWif}s Specific. /
procured three bottles and commenced its
use. The swelling sGOl subsidized. | have
taken the three bottles which have maze
II perfect cure, and feel like new man
to-day. There never WAS amOre mert0rl-
GUS IN dlcine Oiie ed TO suffering human
ity. IL has wrought wonders fer me.
WILLIS JONES
L0esburg, Lee County, Ga, March Ii 1855.
For sale sale by all Druggists
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga.
l51 W 23d St NY.
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Another Victim

Daniel Clark, who was arrested and
lodged in tho den called "a station
house, on tho charge Of committing
some petty oflonse, after roasting there
for "a hours was conveyed to tho CITY
Hospital yesterday Tor treatment. He
has raging fever and il in critical
condition. This old hot-bOx in sum.
mer aud Refrigerator IA winter has
ueen tho cause OF the death of several
persons,
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BlrihdAY Party.

The little daughter OF oalcer John
w. Spencer entertained q host of
young friends on Monday last with an
anniversary birthday party. A most
delightful time was experienced by
the children and an elegant spread
partaken OF. Every Imaginable alnuse-
Inent known 10 childhood, almost, was
enjoyed as only children can enjoy.
The occasion will long be remembered
by the little misses and youths.
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EORTWn sILnsrnInEps

To any one who will send Tho Illu,trate,
How two yearly tubacribsrs. with 81 if
cash, or tour hHlf-year sui scTibers and Sill
cash, Nc " III send, post paid, either one o
the following popular books, well bount
IN cloth, black and gold-prlcs 81 each
Robinson Crusoe, Gu llver's Travels, Ara
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Child England, oliver wlst Piokwlck Pa
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fl0ld, Nicholas Nickelby, Life OF Danio
boone, by Ellis Life OF Davy Crockett, b,
III is True Stories from Ancient History
True stories from Modern History, Coshi
Voyage Around the World.
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Unanimous Cabinet decision

The best Cabinets at Washington
and all the notable coDnoisseur side.
hoard Cabinets in America have unan.
lmously decided that DUFFY's PURE
MALT WHISKY absolutely fills the
complete requirements of tho most
critical tastes. While the great chem
lists certify to It's sutre purity and the
most promiuont and successful doc
tors universally recommend il rs q
sure preventive or perfect remedy for
pneumonia, typhoid levers, diphthe-
ria, and the current disorders Incl
dent to trying climatic changes. No
veil regulated family should DO with.
out II supply in the house. Any reia-
bio grocer or druggist VIII furnish it
for 81 bottle.
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prnsnrvn Tin Fec

Hawkes. now crystallized lenses
have the reputation Of being the finest
In use. Ladies' who suffer from weak
eyes, ar sing from nervous exhaustion,
Will hnd great relief by ualng these
brilliant lenses. Fitted TO all condi.
lions OF tho eye by Elsonlohr Brothers
y schneider, Druggists aud German
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Immense on tho Meet

The City Council c0nvones in sd-
jonrned session again Friday night
which will make five meetings(that
body has hold this month. rho fegu-
lar number OF meetings NORTH is
two. There are II aldermen
which, at So per meeting, loot5| up $3.50,
and Tor five meetings tho tot4l Will be
$780, The month is not goGe yet and
other meetings may follow
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vt Louis Semin&' p.


Situated ~ Jennings, the most beautiful
Of the suburbs Of 50, Louis, on an eleyatior
IN view OF the city, one mile OF the city
limits on the Wabash Railroad. The place
IL beautiful end h althy Number limited.
Discipline careful aud homclike; each pu-
Pill tpdivid0atzUd. English, Classics,
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and instrumental and Ant
Gus, well ventilated buildings, with beauti-
iul and ample grounds. Fairly application
only VIII secure room, Terms moderate.
Fourtechth year commences Sept 10TH
FOR further particulars and Catalogues,
add 'ess the principal, Il. Y. BLEWETT, L.
u. D. Jennings, Mo
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The II.nnlout Case.

Mr.. Robert Seay, attorney for Jim
Hunnicut, convicted Of tho murder OF
Il. II. HUMPHREYS, filed motion
in tho District Court yester:
by Judge Hurt OF the Court Of Appeals
smith declines 10 accent tho bonds.
men OF Hunnicut for tho $1,000 bail as
set.
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ROCK COLL \ GU
DALLAS. TRXAR.

Mrs. CrOom's Select School will reopen
the first Monday in Septem ber assisted by
thoroughly qualified teachers. Languages,
both mod, rn ana ancient, taught a. usual
price. Very superior advantages offered
for thorough musical training. instruments
taught plano, organ, guitar and 'lolin.
Art Department in charge OF good
teacher at usual price. Text books same
as used In Nnbllc schoOlso the city Mrs.
Cr1oms intuition Is to he thorough and
practical snd teach shildren such things as
they should practice when men and We
men, For erTas and other information
pertaining 60 the school, either cal OF adj
dress MRS. ELYA TRIGG GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cautegrnl and Live
Oak streets ia lac, Texas
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Alleged Barbarity


II. @. billiard, formerly employed by
the county asa guard over tho con-
victs working the public thorough
fares, is responsible for tho statement
that several days ago Superintendent
Forester handcufIed prisoner by
the namo of Simpson, and, plnioulng
his uplifted arms to the upper portion
of the cell, KEEP him In that 20.
sltion for IL hours. The
unfortunate man was not
allowed TO eat, drink or attend to ma.
ture's desires, according TO the state
ment of billiard. When released from
his painful position, Simpson was
livld In color, exhausted In strength
and filthy In person. II our inform
ant states facts, the punishment was
brutal and inhuman. The oflense COM
mitted by Simpson was the abusing of
billiard, which the latter says ne did
not mind. The matter should be in
vestigated by the county authoritios.
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Mrs y NJ Lowery, J + Outright, John
q Winter, A G Prondergrast, DIR $
wilkes, Eugene Williams, w II Du.
pree, Dan Hogan, Luke Moore and
family, ID A Kelly, r d Killough, Ed A
Marshall, o Bailey, s w slayden, Il D
Domino, w w Galson, J Looings, Miss
IilIio Knox, J w Castles, Mrs II
Behrens, Mrs J d Ralston, Mrs d u
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II. Il. McCardy, engineer of the
water works, became intoxicated yes
ietday and assaulted Superintendent
Wheolss for come imaginary wrong
done him, He was considerably
worsted and was discharged, In add.
ton,
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Cnnn NIcetlny

Tho seventh Day Adyertists viii
hold a camp meeting at Arlington,
commencing on tho 9th Instant Rud
lasting unul August Able minis.
tors FROM different sections will DO in
attendance and q religions revolution
Ia anticipated. A coriial invitation Is
extended tho world To attend.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DALLAs, TExls S. JuIy, lss5
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At EInvon,s MN

Mrs. HolOnO WagnoE Fave reclta
ton of Hulds at Maysn hall last eve,
ming. to large, 81 lee. ! highly appre-
ciative audience. %So handled the
piece splendlidly az Ter elocution and
expression ss shaV udered the piece
were perfect. STD ,poko in German
and those who Attended ielt that 1t
was good 10 DO there.
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Twas Eumored ON Tho streois yester.
day morning that ice Polsor bad been
poisoned by drinking boor, but
Whether tho drug was placed in the
liquid by some enemy or whether il
derived its Sickeniug effects from q
brass kettle IL not krown. Joe was
quite sick for tho nonoc, at any rate.
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TO tho Grain Dcalors OF iowa.

I want eco cars OF merchantabie oats
Quote mo your lowest prices, sacked
and bulked, Z. o. b., from one 70 a.
many cars rs you want TO sell. NEAR
businoss-want tho oats, and will pay
the highest market price for thom
Address q. y. WILSON,
Terrell, Texas.
poafoflira nox in5.
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NRH lNsLlgD CONSERVATORY d NHSIl

Boston. Mass, OLDEST In America:
,argtst and best equipped IN the wOrld-lO0
ough Inst uctlon In Vocal and Instfumen.
tal Mu ic, Piano and Organ Tuning, Fine
Arts, Oratory, Literature French, German
ana italian Languages, English branches
Eynnasacs, etc. ruitiou IS TO 500; board
begins September ~, 1856 For Illustrated
va ondar giving null Information, address
ToukJEE, Dir Franklin square, Bos-
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DospIse not tho nay of small rhlpe,

boepise not the pay OF Small Things
Little things may help man to rise
a bent pin In an easy chair for In
stance. DIR. Pierces Pheasant Purga-
tive Pellets are small things, pleas
ant 10 take, and they cure slck-head-
aches, relieve torpid livers and do
wonders. Being purely vegetable
they cannot harm any one. All drug
gists.
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Hotel Arrivals

postofllce Box nos.
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EDUCATION.
NAagl SEM! AR Tor YlgNs LAlIES

A famous institution The Alumna
number 1893. The attendance 1885. IA
for sixteen states. The 4lst session he.
gins September, /, 1885. Patronize this COL
leee. Board, iuel, lights, laundry, music
aud literary tuition, use of plano, contin-
gent fees, stationery books and sheet mu-
sic cost year ftom $500 to $780, payaola in
installments, If desired. A coach for the
students viii leave 4 as COR Na.hyille
September LIST in charge tn agent For
cata ogue and arrangem, nts address, j, q
Patton, Professor of at ematics and
General Agent, Dallas, ex $. Mail will
be forwarded to him on tn road imme.
dately.
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AT the St. George; Al oldp, Kansas
City, ! q Watkins. Pan Electric; q NJ
81 Clair, Fort Worth; Thonaas Parks,
Tennessee; John Farrar, PA Jordan,
Ennis; l. Mittenthal, Maxahachie;
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j. n. Sanders, charged with libol,
had a hearing before Judge Bower yes.
torday on a writ of habeas corpus aud
his bond was fixed at $500, in default
OF which he was committed to jail. He
IL charged with rejecting ON the
chastity Of young woman.
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A Big Suit ThrcnleneI

The probabilities are that suit will
DO filed in the courts here within the
noxt few days disputing the title "a
valuable properly ina prominent part
OF tho city, which Is calculated 10
create Quite q ktir.
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The MexicsntJsures Formoss, who
was 80 badly assaulted aud host over
the head with u bottle by "big heart
cd" Jack Fay ~ somewhat better.
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Do not sutlor from sick headache a
moment longer. IL Ia not necessary.
Carter's Little Liver Pills will cure
you. Dose, one little pill. All drug.
gists sell them.
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Hor,ford's Acid Phosphate,

IN NIGHT swEArs AND rRosTRATIoN.
DIR. X. Studhslter, Vt. Louis, Mis-.
souri,, says: ~ have used IL IN dys-
pepsla, nervous prOEtration and In
night sweRts, with very good results. ~
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eallas Academy

A graded school for hnys and girls.
FroOei kindergarten. Established ak
years, Next school year begins Sep
tember Z, 1885 Send for catalogue,
1911 Jackson street, Dallas.
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4 GOOD BOOK for EVERY Boy and GIRL
TEE
Illustrated Honl0

A Weekly journal devoted to Choice it.
oratuIe, Romance, Agriculture. tho News
aud Texas Development. a largc, SPACE
weekly, elegantly printed and WILL H.
Illustrated, pub dEhed 10
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

SUMMER LAW LECTURES fni,o
weekly begin 9th July, 1885, and end orr
september Have proved OF signal use
Isl, TO students whe design to pursue their
studies NJ this or other Law Schools: 2nd
10 those who propose to read privately.
m ors, 20 practitioners who have not had
FOR circular apply (P.O University OF VA
70 JAIN u, MINOR, Prof. Com. aud stat
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Bryan Street, DnIlae.

This institution, conducted by the Ur-
snline ladies, is most desirably located
The system of education pursued 10 design.
ed TO develop the mental, moral and physi-
cal powers of the pupils, and to make
them useful women of refined tastes and
cultivated manners
TERMS IN ADVANCE
Board, washing and tuitlon, including
Stationary, Drawing, Frensh, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary iufrm-
airy expenses, per session of five
months. .............. 100
Music and use of piano. ................. IS
Entrance fee ,Only fer the first year. M s
Young ladies desiring admittance into
the Academy must always produce salts
factory tes hnOnlal5 and recommendations
For further particulars, apply to the
MOTH FIR SUPERIOR.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23

Every first-class dcRlor soils Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious iml,
fatioua.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-23
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Tho most popular clgarettoa ~ tho
popular price are Opera Putis.