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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27
The Nations Doings

AroKA, Sept. 25.-[Correspondence.
The Chickasaw national council Is
now in its annual session at II ho-
mingo. No business of Importance
has b6en transacted. lhore Is moth
ng before the council of an exciting
nature.
The Creek and Choctaw councils
essembls at their respective capitals,
Ok-mul gee and Iush- ke- HON. ina
Red. WARRIOR, on the first Monday II,
October.
Messrs. Kinoannon and Wood, an.
pointed by the president IA special
commissioners TO negotiate with The
Creek, Seminole and Cherokee author,
Size for quit claim tn the Oklahoma
country and the leased district OF the
Cherokee nation, are expected about
the middle OF October.
Indians In general council hay,
ioi estallod this business by deciding
not to surrender their claims.
AT all the little towns on the line o.
the Missouri, Kansas d. Texas rai way
parties have built on lands claimed BY
Tho railway for depot and side-tracI
purposes. Tho secretary OF the int.
rior has decided that these parties are
trespsssers and has issued Ordeys thai
tuey must remove their buildings by
October LIST, or the buildings will be re.
moved forcibly. This is causing q Il res,
deal OF excitement and hard feeling
Many say they Will resist. The claims
OF the railway should have been made
long ago.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

FoRr WORTH, Sspt. 25.-ICsrres
pondencel-Ia Judge Fields eeurt
this moraing the csss OF A. Happy
was caltad, IA sccouat OF which an.
peared in the HExALs OF yesterday.
Nr. Happy pleaded met guil,yr to =
charge OF aa assault on his wife. hut
Airs. Happy testified that Mr.. Uappv,
Who had taken her Tor better or f,r
worse some few abort months ago,
did numerically beat, nsul,
kick aud haul her around
IN most inhurnsn manner.
Even after ne had knocked hsr down
no took bed'slA. sad esed it on her,
nom which she has not recovered,
MRS. Happy IL y womss OF soms 30
summers OF more, aud alt during her
testimony Mr.. Happy took everythisg
quietly anu laughed, tnirkiag him,
self quite y hero, bat when the judls
hnnouncsd that no would have to CON
tribute slO0 TO the city treasury, his
countenanee underw, mt sudden
change and he announced TO the court
That ne would take ''repsar' TO the
county court.
In the district court the cass of
Reward vs.. the Texas Il Pacific is still
on trial.
IN tins county court the case of j.
Arvine vs.. William and Sam Arvine
WAS taken up. The plainutf claims
$40 actual aud exemplary damages
Tor span of mules taken
by tho defendants from his
premises. The case was given 10
the Jury this evening, and they nave
not returned q verdict.
Last night ono OF the colored socie.
Ties gave u picnic, from the vicinity OF
which several shots were heard and
snegro by the name OF Jim Allen was
seen jumping the fence, who stated
that about dozen or more OF
his race were drunk and shouting al
him. His story was verified by the
TACT that several other parties who
were passing were fred az. The police
were notified, out have not succeeded
in making any arrests,
A rural couple were married thi,
morning by the county judge, the
bride being only sixteen,
Friday night seems to DO an unlucky
one for the opening OF our opera house
and ~ Is now postponed until Mond ay
Kersend's minstrels, having been de.
tanned at Colorado City, will not be
able TO keep their engagement here
aud will go through to Dallas and re-
turn here for Mondays performance
Colonel John ID. Rogers ana wife, OF
Galveston, were in the city yesterday
on visit and returned home by Tho
Santa Fe this morning.
Cotton receipts to- day were 100 bale S
Prices ranging from s. 40 to 50.
Mr.. j. O. Loving, OF Jack county, 4,
Ia the CITY attending the meeting O
the executive committee OF the Cattle
kaisers' association, which is now
holding it's meeting with closed doors
in tbia city.
Mr.. j. N. Simpson, Of Dallas, is il
he Fort, and leaves in the morninl
for Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

Ladies', misses and chlldrens,
heel slipptrs nj Leon Kahns.
L. Il. Curtis, the .jeweler.
l.. Il. Curtis, the jeweler.
Fresh oysters Delmonico.
Crazy quilt pieces at Bauman's.
II you love oysters 10 to the Del
mpnico restaurant.
only 5O cents per dozen by the car
oysters; Delmohico.
Wootsn Wells water, . cents a glass
a. the Glen Lea saloon.
Wootan Wells water recel, Nd daily
az mo Glen Lea saloon.
Fresh Wooian Wtlls wate, every
day AZ the Glen Lea saloon.
The Dolmonioo has the frat ovster,
OF ths season, AZ 80 cents a can.
S2S Main street. All kinds of .ruits
and vegetable at A. II. Bouche's.
Orr, 72l Main street, can't be beat ON
puggies, buck-boards or road csfts.
Boucho keeps all kinds of cipnrs,
tobacco Try his nicklo Tiger cigar.
Wagenhaeuser bser, always fresh on
TAP OF Ios Elm street, the Blue Front
Just try y bottle OF DR.. SCOTS Co ,oa
iron anu Phosphorus. For sale by All
druggists.
VIM. III. Garrelson, general AGENT
Diebold Safe and Lock company, rs
Main street.
Coal and coke at bottom figures, IN
iarse and small quantities. Dslla.
ClLY Gas Light company.
banche,tho Main slreot grocer, keen,
me Aldae compressed yeast. Always
fresh.
Bay your coffee, teas, spices and
groceries at s3s Elm street, tho lste
coffee aud spice mill Stshd.
Elegant new stock OF jowolry luz
received. Corner Main and Poydfn,
streets Il. u. CURTIS, itAweler.
Tho finest assortment OF Aneoiacle,
aud eya-g,asses In tho olty, corner oI
MAIN suu Poyoras straets.
Billingt1n's prices cannot be-
souehud ON parlor, bedroom sets
wafurobes, tables, chairs, boustescn
ono OF the incest presents Tor yonr
VIE 10 a phmson or buggy. i. don'l
cost much. Or will sell them low, 52l
Main street.
Preserves, jellies, and poach butte,
IN pails, ut II. III. CrsdIock's, COS Hin
street, the lato coffee aud spice mil
stand,
10 have your swatchos, clocks and
leWelry repaired, 10 TO l.. ". Curtis
corner OF Main and Povdras atroets.
In collars, Coon 4 Co., arc taking IN,
lead. Our stock Ia the largest In ths
city. II. ID. Burr q Bro, COS Main
Talk IL cheap, goods and price.
always toll. Don't fail 10 soe Bnrr
Brosp new full stock of furni.hino
goods and hats, COS Main street,
Miss Ford's evening clpss moo,s
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridaya M :,
80 p. IN. Children's class THesd 40,
Saturday Afternoons At 4.3o .. m.
Pitmsn Il Roberts, Contractors for I
J. Schillarger, patent cement sids.
walks. Ofice at Ord's Place. NJ. liz
Lamar stfoct. Orders PROMPTLY A..
tended TO. ~
A beautiful homo Ia the delirhs n,
~. III you want one, consult i. NJ
SonStsnw guarantee TO give You III,
nnest nigh art papor- Hanging Tor ths
i least money In the city, liz Syc anors
:, Boys call ~ tho Hupstsbls Root A
Shoe s,, Company, III Elm strsat, . al ~ N
VIII tiunetAbls's thrvs now rtyIes o.
49, on shoess The Dude, Waiken
te.sy ano Dallas ~. INsvc ne I'M
tQgraph o. your feoI then. ~ m,
'nv veAv hurt your c.4sns.
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sulphur Springs,

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Sept. 25.-- Core.
spondenco. For the lsss few days we
have been having some very pleasant
weather, of which the farmers arc
taking due advantage to make up Tor
tho bad weather of tho last two weeks,
y good deal OF cotton III seen on tue
stroetS every day and ~ selling, but
farmers That are not compelled 10 sol
now are holding back for botJer prices.
DR.. A. Kyle, QUE of our most re-.
spotted citlzeus, died last week aud
was buried with Masonic h0nOrs. He
settled here Ovor 20 yesrs ago and
commenced tie prSetcs OF medicine,
which he continued until u few
mouths since.
Central College under tho ahlo man
1gement oil Rev. j. W. Atkinson Ia I'M
creasing its numbor OF arudonts every
day, many or them coming from q dis-
TANGO. IL has about Gu boarding stu
dents and also gets the patronage Of
u majority OF citizens OF The oity,
Mr.. y. Ia Gooda0n, living Two miles
southeast of iowa, Is siclS with typho-
malariel fever aud is not expected 10
live.
Miss Laura Mitchell, of Mckinney
ls spending q Few days here, tho CUES,
Of Mr.. u. M. Patrlck's family.
!. J. Dabbs arrived home last weel,
nom four weeks business trip TO tho
Eastern cities.
MISS Fannie Beoton, who has boon
Visiting friends ana relatives In wood
county for the past four weeks, 30.
turned homo Last Saturday.
The cotton crop ~ rather poor in
some sections Of our county, Yet SUI
phur springs expects 10 ship moro cot
ton this year than last.
Tho merchants are sll carrying very
large stOcks OF goods aud tney Hnticl,
pate heavy trade for tho balance ol
the season.
Miss Carrie Williamson, ono of our
charminh young society girls, lott for
Waco last Saturday, To attend the
Waco University.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27
NJ RS. winslow,s soothin. syrup,

Rev. Sylvanus Goth thus writes To
the Boston Christian Freeman:-We
would by no means recommend any
kind Of medicine which we did moi
know to DO good particularly for In.
iants. But OF Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
Ing Syrup We can speak from knowl-
edge. In our own family 1t has proved
q blessing indeed, by giving an infant
troubled with colo pains quiet sleep,
and the parents unbrOken rest al
night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here is an article
which works TO perfection ana which
Is harmless; for the sleep which II at.
fords the infant In perfectly natural,
and tho little cherub nwakes az "bright
", a BUTTON" And during the process
OF teething It's valne Is incalculable o.
We have frequently heard mothers
say that they would not be without II
from the birth Of the child Till IL had
finished with the teething siege, on
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pes rur suspAY nExAlD.

Hes rus SUNDAY uEEALD.
WHOSE name Is This loans up 50 bright,
On hist'ry's page In bold relief.
Ensirclsd with irrae liant light.
Aud hailed the nations ststesnaan-ehlef.
rais honcred name, We aud II here,
Emitting back q go.dsn ray;
Through struggle hard and storm severe,
To the trsnscendent, Henry Clay.
When wars alarm our country shook.
Her council halls wsre rife with strife,
He seized the helm With earnest look,
Preserved tho nations peace ami life.
4 shout OF praise, note ofsony,
Re-sehoed fron the great lakes strand;
ReNerbef ating on and on
To far Paciae's sun,st land.
Again was yelled the nations face
Behina cloud II fiightlnl form,
The klag OF kings from his ialr place,
heheld her wasting and forlorn.
But bark, what's this that moves the air,
Whose pleading words sre these that
swell
The hearts OF thos. who nobly dare
To prove eaen self a living Tells
Across the sea from Senate hail
| Coumoia's giant mind is sent;
COMPOUNDED "LoIdsp NO TO the wall,
When speaks ths "Silver Tongue al
| ahent.
When ceased tho battles thunder roar,
| Out flashed again the peaceful day;
The nations heart no impress bore.
More honored than the name OF Clay,
Then rose his cloud dispensing star
| TO yenith's height. through song and
chime,
| Illumea tho West and lit the fas
| Trans Atlantic orient cline.
BE famed those sages long In sleep
| or whom fair Sappho thought and sung
Still still! this side the roliiag deep,
| namo more Lowell our welkin rung.
Where wis he with soul ofmight,
| And ye that flashed with wisdom
| lame?
Whose heart throbbed sympathy for right
That led his nation upto lame?
Gone! statesman and patriot gone.
Bright star from the armament sped!
Yet let nope ard view when wrong
The vostlge OF the mighty dead!
Though hearst hs not the crystal wave
Glide softly by his Ashland tomb;
Yet in the land he loved TO save,
On grateful hearts his name doth bloom
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

cere fsR TIE Ptlss.
Piies are frequently preceded by A
sense OF weight IN tns back, ioins ana
lower part Of the abdomen, csusiny
the patient to suppose that he has
some ansctton Of The kidneys o,
heignoorinx organs. Al times, symr-
toms OF Indigestion are present, tlstu-
,shcy. unessinsss OF the stomach, etc.
A moisture. like preparation, pro
aucing = very disagreezble Itching.
aiscr getting warm, is a common A.
,endant. blind, blessing ana Itching
t'les weld Al once 10 the application
OF DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, sllaying the
Intense itching, and affecting a pcrma a.
nent cure. Price, so cents. Address,
the DIR. Bosanko Mediciue Company,
riqae, osio. Sold by sill aruggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

BAIRD, Sept. s5,-lCorIosponouce.l- l..
The farmers are now bringing in for
sale wheat, oats and cotton and find
a ready market, this being one of tho
beat on tho road, on account OF its be-
Ing tho oud Of the irolgnt division aud
having about 100 hands employed Ia
the yard who are compelled 10 buy
everything they consume, not leiny
able 10 raise anything.
Our very. efficient district attorney,
Captain |, p. hutchinson, hes resigned,
anu there will 90 quits bQ'iabbls Tor
his place,
The prisoners IN nnr jsii tried N
escape 10y cutnng hrvuen the floor
OF ths Tuu- around, uu, tie JSiler found
tnls ous Ia limo ~ prevent IL. Tpsy
now rtst quietly IN tns caga.
DlstricI court conveDes hore on the
lyth OF Oct1bcr aud tnv court uffloers
are bustly preparing Tor L.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

Advocates of prohibition need have
no fears OF "PRIcKLy ASH BIrTERs''
as II lisa medicine, and by reason OF
It's cathartic properties cannot be used
~ beverage. 1t is manufactured
from the purest materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
sch and Bowels. IA n blood purifier
u mas no equal. IL Is pleasant to the
taste, and effective In sctlop.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

Messrs. IL. w. GRADER & COMPANY
nave moved their office and ware
roome TO Nos. 75l and 1852 Elm street.
where they now occupy one of tho
largest houses In the city, the main
, iloor and sample rooms being 80 BY 200
leet. Their rapidly increasing trade
compelled them TO provide more
commodious quarters, particularly tor
their immouse atock of buggies and
speciality. ;"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

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