The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04

Mr.. A. II. Bslo. Of tho Galveston
News, Is In the oi,y.
Hon. Sam Cundiff, of Iongvhw,
was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. Il. Cousins, prominent mer-
chant OF Tyler, Ia Ia tho city.
Judge Arson Rainey, OF Wsxa.
haohis, was in tho city yesterday.
Colonel George Mellerah, She poet
commercial tourist, 10 In The city.
Colonel B. +. Taylor and wife have
returned from a trip to Tennoasao.
Colonel D. A. williams has returned
from businsks visit to Fort Worth.
MIR. James II. billiard, \ popular
drummer Of ST. Louis, IS In tho city.
Colonel A. Faulkner, OF tho Houston
&Te1Aa Csntrsl railway, il In tho city.
Mrs. l.. y. Themas, who has been
spending the summer North, returned
home yesterday improved In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Richardson re-.
turned last evening from visit TO Mr.,
Richardson's old home In Indiana.
Colonel George b Loving, lhs Of Fort
Worth Mail, was in tho city yesteI 1 ay
and honOrsd TIE HERALD with osll.
Mr.. William Caruth, accom- panied
ny ms vile, 10 IN Beston, where 30 10
soJourning for The benefit OF his health.
Captain Brad Bsrner, general man
ssSer OF the Galveston, Saoino and 81,
Louis railway, OF LoDgview, is In ths
city.
Captain G. u. Paxton, formerly Of
tbis city, nov n leading mercha uL of
Alvarado, was In the city Yesterday.
and mado The HERALD q PLEASANT
call.
Mira. Walter Caruth aud her daunh-
iSr, Miss Matte, loft last evening {or
sc. Louis and Louisville, and Will
spend few weeks Visiting friends in
the East.
Mrv. Kate, widow OF tho lats DR..
Roy Il. Ssott, loft Friday evening TO
visit her brother In the Willametto val
ICY, Oregon, sud viii probably make
hex iaiure hoae thGre.
Mrs. j. w. Gordon hs. returned from
4 Visit TO relatives and friends in
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, AND Mr., and
Mrs. Gordon are now boarding with
MIR. j. w. Walden, corner 81. louis
and Evergreen streets.
Mr.. CASTOR Mitchell, of Weather.
ford, aud his bride, daughter of Cole
ael Edward Bacon, of Mics, Michi-
pap, IN Visiting tho families OF his
brother, Thomas u. Mitchell and his
aunt, Mrs. joan Henry Brown.
Colonel George II. Alisrd and fam,jv
returned yesterday from q lour
through the Western and Notthsrn
Watering plsces. The oo!ouel is mnch
improved by Tho trip, and Is tne en-.
bo0imont CT vigorous, robust health,
Lisutsnant-Governor Gibbs Is COR
fined 10 his oed with n severe attack of
that exceedingly democratic ailmsnt,
dougue. He went TO Austin - get the
pare article, tach ~ the rest OF The
politicians had, and he 60. IL. He de-
clarea that he 10 in favor Of reading
evory man out OF tho Democratic
pr y VINO has ~ chance and don't
calcn on. He has Loaf coincidence Ia
tho old Aicalds's double-dose tps eide,
The following party OF Dallasltes left
on last evenings Missouri Pacific
train for st. Louis to attend the erpo-
eision: Captain Sidney Smith, George
Bartran, j. NJ. Moroney, Mr.. johns.
Mrs. Walter Csruth aud dauphker,
Miss Matte, James Cannon, J. W.
Hatch and family, @. A. Hotohklss, Il.
w. Tsber and wife, Judge A. y. Nor
ton, Il. +. billiard, Rush Barnes, w.
Brunaugh, W. ID. Wells, ]. p. Holland,
Mira. Mollie Moore Davis was In tho
oily yesterday, having been "on iour'i
tatough this portion OF Texas. She
expresses heraolf rs delighted and
astonished st II masniHsence and
growth. 10 use her own expression
.ne iluds Dallss "splendld surprise.'
All Texas Knows ofthe sweet rinae,
Of San Marcos, at once philosopher
p let, brilliant conversstionalist, Erc
!ters'eur. She ~ now q resident q
New Orlenns and one of tho brlghto.l
OF the contributors to its press.