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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-08
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS, MONDAY. JUNE s, 1885,
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THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO. Juna

CHICAGO. June G.
The market quotations on the board Of
trade to-day were as follows: Wheat-No Z
June, opened SS1lc, closed S7Ec; July,
opened 9o1<c, closed $3.50; August, opened
9211c, closed 91Ac. Corn-No. 2 june.
closed 4511c; August. opened 459lc, closed
SSHc July, opened S31sc, closed SS Nc; August,
opened 2SHc, closed 2s4c. Pork-June,
opened $3.50, closed sle.2O; July,
opened 5000, closed S10.35; August,
opened 5000, closed $1O25. Lard
June, opened So. 471S. closed S6.47k.
Live stocK-The Union stock yards report
the following range Of prices: Hogs,
heavy grades quiet and unchanged; light
grades, s4.OO@4 30; heavy packing, s4.0O@
Ais Cattle-Steady; shipping, s5.00@5.0O;
butchers, 81. 3OQl4 so; stockers and feeders,
$340@490; Texans. So 50@4 40 Sheep
Steady; woolled, S400@460; shorn, s. 40
@s75
Produce: Butter-Fine creamery, l4@16c;
gooi to fine dairy. ,lo@i4c; poor to good
packing, 697c per lb Eggs-ll@llkc per
bank, 40@50c per bu Poultry Chickens,
S29c per lb. for hens, and 5@6c for
roosters. Apples-Poor to fine, S300@40O
per bbl Strawberries--Fine, Sl75Gl2 80
per 24-qt. case
New York.
NEW YoRK, June g.
Wheat Opened 4@asc higher; afterward
fell back 5s@Xc; later rallied to tho best
figures; trade moderate; No. l white, nomi-
nal; No. red July, SL0l%@L022; Au-
gust. ST. 03$4@L045S; September, $L05X@
l06k; October, Sl07H@L07s4; November,
L0S% Corn-Opened h@Ic lower; later
| recovered from the decline; mixed western
spot, 52@5ic; future, 534@55Ac. Oats
A shade easier and dull WESTERN 39@47c.
Provisions-Beef dull; new extra, $ll 59@
1900. Pork dull; easy; new mess, 81. 25@
1l.50. Lard opened weaker; later firmer;
steam-rendered, S67iH.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June
Wheat-Very unsettled, and closed abon,
| lc under yesterday; No. . red cash, Sl03L4,
July, Sl05@l 05H; Augu,t, SI06 bid.
| Rye-Dull; Csc. asked. Corn-Slow and
| July 445sc, askel. Oats-Dull; cash, 321S
| bid; July, 3035c, bid WhisIy-Steady; Y;
| $113. Professionalism and lard UNI
| changed.
| MILWAUKEE, Wis, June g.
Wheat Weak; Milwaukee No. 3, S7sIc
July, S91zc; August, 9l5sc. Corn Firm
No. ,. 46Lc. Oats- Steady; No. ., 33c
Rye-Easy; No. /, Gjc. Barley Strong
No. 2, 49c.
Toledo.
| TOLEDO, June G.
Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red cash and June
94kc; July, 95H asked; August, 96s1t
asked; September, 9Sllc asked; No. 3 soft
Sl.0OA. Corn-Quiet; No. 3 cash an,
June, 4Sc bid; July, 4e&c; August, 49Ac
Oats-Dull and vnchan ged
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FOR SALE-Sixty lots in my additions to the
city Of Rock lsiaud on four yearly payments with
interest at six per cent per annun,
d-6-m b. DAVENPORT
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FOR SALE-old papers for sale In any quantity
at this office, cheap
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HALF.CENT A WORD.

The ARGUS hereafter wi publish in this col
umn all Advertisements of Lost, Found, For Rent,
For Sale, Bosrd or Rooms, Wanted, and similar
notices, at the low rate of one hair cent acord.
each figure word, but no advertisement less
than ten cents
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HooD's SARsApAR!LLA


Works through the blood, regulating, toning
and inyigorating all the functions OF the
body,
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So, 500 IN CASH PRIZES.

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY JUE 9STH.
u o. m. Annual meeting of the Iowa State
Flrpmeu- association at Turner hall.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY JUNE 10TH.
lOa m. Grand street parade of all the com
panlcs
disappearing company FREE s20 0o O0
1:2Op IN. TRIAL OF STEAM ENGINES.
On tim. First, 800 90; second, Sc! 80; third,
81, 3d.
On distance-First, $4,000; second, s6s.5O:
third SS, SO
TRIAL OF HAND ENGINES.
On distance-First, $4,000 and state champion
broom; second, $4,000; third, $50 90,
On time-First, S150.00; second. $4,000; third,
5000
TRIAL OF II. L. COMPANIES.
FlfstprizC 500 % and state belt; second, S75.
20 third, 5000
Ladder climber First, $25 90; second Sl5.O0.
Hand Engines s-Sweep1teakes $500.
Juvenile Companies-First S25; Second SIS.
ADMISSION,
P LACY, President, Council Bluffs.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-08

THIRD DAY-THuRsDAY, JUNE 1lTH.
10 q. III. Trial of Hose Companies
That have never made better time than 4S seconds
First $500; second 5000; third, $500
That have never made better time than 46 seconds
First, S750 on; second, $1,000; third, $1,000
lee p. m. Trial of Hose Companies
First prize Sl250O and state belt; second
$4,000; third, S75 20; fourth, 5000
Hose coupers First, $500; second, S1500.
Best Drilled Company
First prize, $4,000; second, $500
FOURTH DAY-FEInAY, JUNE l2.
Open to the world-Grand Sweepstakes Prizes.
10 a M Best hook and ladder Co. ........S $50 %
1920 p. mBest hose con Tpany ............ $50 w
Best Hand Engine Company, y,....,......... 25 00
Juvenile fire companies, First $50 Second $a5.
1c per mile for fremen and one and ne-third
fare for visitors on all roads and apparatus free.
Good hotel accommodations at most reasonable
rates.
Is CENTS.
P.W McMANUS, Cor. See, Davenport.
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WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen in city or
country wishing to earn So to s. day at their own
homes; no canyasslng; work furnished and sent
by mail any distance. For particulars address
with stamp. CRYsTALEZED PHoTo Co. SO w. 7th
St., Cincinnati, o. 23-at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

huying its leaf tobacco in other
sections, the business has grown TIL
mere are now some nine or ten fscto-
ries, and even thsse can't begin to
handle ell the tobacco that seeks Alb
ingdon IA a market. In the last FIVE
yea the population Of the town mas
doubled.
All through the South towns are
growing up Ike this. Like Abins.
oen, hswevar, many OF them are r6-
stricied in shsir business By tbs lack
81 banking capital. EotVithsLandi nj
the great increase In busiuess and ia
population sinca tho establishment e.
The first tobacco factory in Abingdon,
there has been no increase ia tho
banking capital Of tine place. The
stock rSiSers alone could use ever
dollar thai tha Abingdon baoks can
.ehd aud pay 5 "a l0Eer cont, interest.
they are the old customers ~ these
banks. Thsir business has been a
steady aud prosperous cna for yssrs,
but they often need considerable
money 20 50 - hold thglr stock for q
good market. Ifthev wore, however,
permitted TO use Gll the ipndS OF the
banks, the manufactures and m6r-
chants would be entirely without
btAAAAffl lHfttthfOHu ~ hNhfl lAlH iliN
banks, or course, have 10 DO the best
thsy eau for al classes. SpBSkiug Of
thasc things Mr.. Hurt stated that the
banking facilities were Totally iUeGe-
quaio 70 hand!e the business of the
tuan aud adjacent county. H0 came
60 Baltimore t. call Tie attention OF
| tho big tobacco manufacturers of THE
Guy to tbe enormous tobacco crop 81
this year, and TO induce thbm 90 pur
chase some OF their leaf tobacco IN h
inadon. Capital 20 hSndio the crop
and purohaeerB 80 buy ~ are b6dly
noe0ol in Abingdon,
Thor0 ara QCZ8rs, some say HIM
dreds, OF Southern towns IN which
r8de hgs far 0UrgToWu banking taCili-
tios, ana in witch 81 business inter
ests mugt suffer on this account. Hero
6ro openings in abundance for %
prctl1an'0 employm0nt Of capital, /
~, too, Il iiue OF business in which Cap
nal il welcomed, aud against wncb
Southern legi~ls' have not attemp.-
ed tn dsl lay any hostility, Az has botu
uuue against 3allF1H 10.
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J d Muckeray, Kaufman; w @ Street,
Albany; H G Manners, st Louis; o.

J d Muckersy, Kaufman; w @ Street,
Albany; H G Manners, st Louis; o.
car Price, Terrell: G M Hamilton,
Cleveland, Ohio; X w Cribbep, MIL
waukee; G ii Parsons, Rock Island;
Henry Strange, Wichita; III B TAYLOR,
Harold; G A Msrphls, Black Jack
Grove; L. b Hudson, Breckenridge;
J A TempletoD and wife, Henrietta; +
J Jeffries. Paris; w II Craddock, 81
Louis; 2 Moore. w + C1ker, Terrell;
II White, Mrs Martha Murray, Miss
Addis White, Lancaster; j West and
wife, Texas; II Dillon, Cleburpei
Misses Mittio aud Lizzie Loop, Corsi-
cana; William Il Richardson, Ellis
county; T Il McDuffiie. city; *
Snnth, Ferris; Alvin q Ousley, Ii c
Ferguson, Denton; George Anderson
Marshall; = Noodle, Greenville; Gee
Kirhy, Dsnison; Charles Z Hegsrty
DR. W Wallenstien, 50 Louis; II * Por'
ter, Abilene.
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a Rig Question In New Mexico

IL IS claimed IN New Mexico that
beiwoen 1867 and 1siS tho irresponsi
bio governors Of that province granted
in enormous tracts ab'ut 50,C00,OOO
acree Of tho public lands to indiVldu-
ola, and tho Legality Of these grants ia
yelling up in tho public mind of that
territory into huge proportions. The
following correspondence, taken from
tho Las Vegas Optic Of October 2, will
therefore explain itself:
Wallace, N nj , Sept %, lSSi.-Hon John
Henry Brown, Dallas, Texas:
DEAR SIR: forward copy Of the
Las Vegas IN. M Optic, containing a
marked article On tho subject OF So
called Spanish land grants. Az n
former official f the Texas republic,
end one OF the best informed men on
tho history OF tho Lope Star Stgte, /
would respectfully request intorma.
ton Of you on this subject. As yon
ARC awEre anything bearing on Tins
gu, zion would be OF interest to the
CIT 2ans of New Mexico. Yours truly,
$. II. BoGARDUs
Dallas, Texas, Sept. q, 1885 Major S. II
Bogardus, Wallace, New Mexico:
DEAR SIR:-Gours OF the 231, and
tho Optic newspaper containing the ar.
tjcie mentioned by you, oama yester-
day. g.! have carefully read tho article
| on New Mexican land titles rs affected
by the Republic of Texas, it's snnexa-
ton snd the treaty OF Guadalupe-Hi-
dalgo, and consider it in its historical
summary invulnerable.
l don not believe any law of Mexico
batween 1887 and 1913 authorized tho
| governor OF New Mexico 10 grant or
give away the public domain, and il
| gesled by tho courts VI The country,
| with honest and unlmpeachable men
on the bench,such acts will be ignored
rs fraudulent aud void. The purity OF
| tho Judiciary a. gate umpires between
| money and mOnopolists on one side,
and tho mass OF tho people on the
other, ia all that would seem 10 DO nee
| easary 10 set aaido such grants and
place those lands among tho public
domain Of tho United states. These
cases are entirely different from
grants by the Spanish crown or under
tho Mexiosn colonization law OF 1924,
or those Of COahulla aud Texas follow
Ing IN its weko' There may have bcen
sone decree or other gctunder the die.
tatorship OF Santa Anna or Busta-
mento authorizing those grants, but
do not believe ie, for w6 hear OF no
snch acts in other States or depart
monts. not even, as / know, in rebel
liouS Tucatan.
! @m too much engrossed to give III
subject iull attention, hut trust the
right may triumph, and only speak
| FROM tho general facts as thavo a.
ways understood them,
Very truly,
JOHN HENRY Brown.
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rrssurs, ELLIUTr ~ HALL.
SIDEWALK NOTES .

Ladies', miases' and childrens'
heel Shippers at Leon Kahns.
L. Il. Curtis, tho jeweler.
L. L. Curtis, the jewelor.
Fresh oysters Delmonico.
Go 10 Alston's for fine groceries.
Crazy quilt pieces ct BaumeM'S.
II you love oysters 20 TO the Dol
mOnico restaurant.
Only 80 cents per dozen by the can
Oysters; Delmonico.
Wootan Wells water, 8 cents glass,
at the Glen Lea saloon.
WOotan Wells water received daily
at the Glen Lea saloon.
Fresh Wootap Wells watsf every
day at che Glen Lea aaloon.
Established 1874, eldest saloon In
Dallas. Two Brothers saloon.
The Delmonico has tho first oysters
OF tho season, ut 90 cents a can.
S2S Main street. All kinds of fruits
and vegetable at A. II. Boucho's.
Orr, 724 Main street, can't be beat on
buggies, buok-boards or road carts.
B0uche keeps all kinds of cigarsa an
tobacco. Try hts nickle Tiger cigar.
Wagenhaeuser beer, always fresh on
tap at 705 ELM street, tho Blue Front.
VIM. III. Gsrretson, general agent,
Diebold Safe and Lock company, 723
Main street.
Coal and coke OF bottom figures, In
large and small quantities. Dallas
City Gas Light company.
Bouohe,the Main street grocer, Keeps
the Aldne compressed yeast. Always
fresh.
Buy your coffee, teus, spiGoa and
groceries at 93S Elm street, the late
coffee and spice mill stshd.
Elegant new stock OF .jawelry jus
received. Conner MaIn and POydrss
streets. L. Il. Curtis, ieweler.
Tho finest assortment of spoctaclas
and Eyeglasses in the city, corner OF
Main and P0ydras streets.
To have your watches, clocks and
tewelry repaired, go to l.. II. Curtis,
corner of Main and Povdr2s streets.
In collars, Coon " Co., are taking the
lead. Our stock Is tho largest IN the
city. II. d. Burr Il Bro, sos Main
street.
Preserves, jellies, and peach butter
In pals, st 4. ii. Craddock's, 03S Elm
street, the late coffee and spice Mill
stand.
One Of tho incest presents for your
wife IL . ph@ton or buggy. IL don't
cost much. Orr will sell them low, 72l
Main street,
Talk IL cheap, goods and prices
always tell. Don't fail to geo Burr
Bros, new full stock OF furnishing
goods and hats, sos Main street.
T,nnison Bros. saddle and harness
men o. Elm street, opposite Sanger
Bros, offer extra Inducements TO those
wanting anything in their line.
Pltmsn IL Roberts, contractors tor ]
]. .Schillenger, patent cement side
walks. Oilice ut 0rd's Place, No. III
Lamar htteot. Orders promptly at
tended TO.
The Thomas addition Is now the ia
vorite Tor handsome residence lots, ioi
sale by Oliver Thomas Il Bro, Poydras
street, Ia roar OF Flippen Adoue d
Lobit's bank.
A beautiful homo Is tho delight OF
al. If You want one, consult j. N
Constant. guarantee TO give you the
nnost high art psper-hanging for tn,
least money In the city, liz Sycamore
street.
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more street.
| As there was considerable interest
taken by the property owners on these
streets IN the bids on tho proposed
work, we publish o synopsis OF the
biddings, which may DO q guide to fu
ture contracts of the Same kind:
| j. Lsing j. CO., gradipg3l cents; paw
ing 81 cents; gnstsrs 81 90; curbiDl
39M cents; total $1,000.
ID. McLecd, grading 80 cents; paving
Is cents; gn,ters 50 cents; curbing 4!
cents; total $lS,320.
j. Harry, 371s centa; paving ~,
cents: cutters SlO5; curbing 10 aeutn
total $lS,725.
Burton d Ryant, gradir 20 "-ht,
paving 20 cents; cutters 81; oui.l & 81
| csnis; total $4,000.
j. sphsr & Co., grading i0L cents
paving 7Sla cents; cutters $l,4i; curb
ing 65 cents; total $20.SS0.
The city engineer made M approx
mate estimate OF tho quantities as fol
lows: q aiding 5000 cubic yards; paving
$4,000 square yards; gutterinY l,O0l
square yards, cuebing SCOT
lineal feet As there is about 5,0Ol
feet IN all OF this work Messrs i.
Leing IL Co. bid about SO per lineal
foot for grazing, peving, gutter and
curb, ana the contract was awarded to
them.
1t is Understood that they will begin
work on Monday, the Il proximo, aAd
finish by Chrislmss ii the weather
permits,
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gaEIoCtL NEWS RECORD
CRUSHED UNDER THE CARS.
street Improvement Nstes-Suit fer Di-
voree-A Pleasant sociaI-Trying to
Obtain Bsnd-An Insane Blao9-
smith-Cases Before the
City Court Etc.
Crushed Ny thu Cars .

The HERALD on yesterday con-
tanned an account OF the killing Of an
unknown man on tho Texas and Pa
ciiis road, in East Dallas, which &C.
CURED the previous night. Acting
Coroner Schulz summonsd jury, be-
fore whone evidence was sdduced,
showing that the man was Ed Elliott,
who had until recently been em-
ploye OF the Texas ~ Paoifis road,
and thet his killing was entirely ecci-
dental, and not caused by the fault or
neglect of the employees OF the road.
u. NJ. Stepp, the engineer
who was running the en-
gino which killed Elliott,
ter: GAS we were coming up the
passing track by the coal chute last
night, about $3.50 / think, or some
where about that time, saw man
stepping on tho track about 10 iest
ahead OF tho fiat car, which was coup
led in 'front.' OF th9 engine. | thought
the msn was intoxicated, or else crazy,
from his appearance. | pulled The on
gine OVER, (meaning reversed I'D, gave
her steam aud blow two or three
| whistles of alarm. The man
was so close tn the car that
could nos stop. / saw the car
knock him down and supposed IL run
over him, end when / got The engine
stopped TO - stand sHll, no was right
under tho back tank OF the engine; ]
did not lot tho en9ine move after sue
stopped, and the hr0m2n or one OF tho
brakemep told me to 90 ahead, IA the
wheels were already over him, so
they could get a. hun, as it WAS I'M
possible TO get ut him otherwise; we
sent one of the brskemen Tor assist
ance, but II was too late, AZ he died
within avery fow minutea; when
saw him, and before ! seen
him we were NOT running mora than
about four miles an hour"
Tho jury found verdict Of scci-
dental killing, exoneratlng the railroad
men from all blame. Dscessei was
atOut 50 wears OF age,
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Happy Hunting Gronnla.

MIR. II. V. Tompkins and numter
Of associates, prominent business men
OF this city, have purchased tho old
Coombas plGce,on tho blufr west OF the
city, ond viii lit it mp for hunting snd
fishing grounds. Two 10 aero lake,
will bs built, and everything n0edml
will be- done 10 convert tho grounCA
into pleasans sporting and pleasure
resort,
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City Court.


City VS.. r. King, intoxicated,
hned So.
City Va. Glrty Morris, vagrancy;
lned s..
City Va Aunie Moore, vagrancy,
nned 50.
City va Dicey posey, vagrancy; dis
missed.
City W.. Mrs. Kendall, vaarancy;
continued.
City va. Jse Polscr, assault and bst
terry, ilnod 80.
Guy Va. Richard Douglass, assault
and battery; fined So,
City. vs.. John spivey, curslng and
swesrlng; fined 81.
Cityvs. John Kellsy, cursing aud
swearing, continued.
City w. Fred Myers, cursihg and
swearing; dismissed.
City w, II. Il. Fenneli, intoxicated,
dismissed.
City w. George Hinkle, obs,ruclinp
street, dismissed.
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GuIt for NivNrcc,

Mrs. Malinda Hill filed her petition
in the district court yesterday praying
for divoYce from j. r. w. Hill. She
alleges they were married on tho llth
of August, 1878, In tho city of Little
Rock. They removed 10 Dallas Octo-
ber 10, 1882; that he treated her cruelty
and charged her with adultery. He
filed cross bill denying tho allega-
lions In her petition.
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Messrs. II. w. GRADER d Company
hayo moved their Office and wsro.
roome 20 Nos, 75l ana 1852 Elm street
where they now occupy onB of the
largest houses in tho city, the main
floor and sample rooms boing so by zoo
'eet. Their rapidly increasing trade
compelled them ~ provide more
commodiouH quarters, particularly Ion
their immensa stock of puygios and
carriages, which they aro making 5
Speciality.
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Wanted
Cash boys mt saugcr Bros.
A Town that Has outgrown Its Banking
Fsciiitiss.

A Town that Has outgrown Its Banking
Faculties.
Tho growth of tobscco manuIsclur-
Ing IN Abingdon, Virginia, ss told 10
tho Manufacturer Record by Mr.. 4.
IL. Hurt, OF that town, q few days $40,
IL very Interesting, About eight or
nine years ago Lynchburg tobacco
manufacturer conceived tho idos that
% labor. was very obenp In Ahingdon
II would pay to establish y tobacco fac
tory there. Acting on this Idea
ne did 30, and for awhile purchase d
the leaftobacco IN other sections. The
country around Abingdon had ncvor,
up 70 that time, been regarded as Law
Jug tho proper soil for producing TO-
nacco, but q few farmers concluded
that - there WAS n factory in opera
uon they would see n taey could not
raise tobacco. They uucceedcd 40 vol
tnat elnce that time the tobscco crnp,
tributary 10 Abingdon has alhodl
eouoie0 every year. From one iac~.l
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uur Citizens

Nur CttlSens
Arc hereby informed that tho con-.
plete line Of samples Of our fall and
winter goods have been received and
are open for inspection. Wa therefore
invite the dressy mon Of Dallas to cal
and mako their selection without de,
lay, as the handsomest and most dc.
sirablc goods are always closed out
early In the season. We will take or.
ders now for future delivery.
j. wiNTRR, JR. & Co,
No. 7lS Main stroei.
Branch house of tho largest TAILORING
house In America.
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on Uia Rase.

A. M. Bower, wcll-known black.
smith In this city, rushed into the
sherifi's office yesterday and tried 20
borrow u gun to protect himself from
Frank Field, who, no said, was pursu-
Ing him for tho purpose of killing him.
lie ssid he had been chased through
the river by q lot Of people who were
seeking his life, being Obliged to swim
The Trinity to escape them. or course
no was CRAZY, and the sheriff, instead
OF losning him q pop, locked him up.
Ho had been drinking hard for several
days, and IL probably deranged his
mind,
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fhe Board of trade,

One of me ne6test, nobbiest and
coolest resorts ia the city Is the e!e-
gait saloon of Messrs. Purdy Il Ran.
dall, on the northeast corner of Main
anG Austin streets. The purest brands
OF WHISTLES, wines, brandies, etc, and
tho choicest lots OF imported and 90
nestle cigars ara Only kept. Tho chop
counter Is always supplied with the
freshest and choicest delicacies OF the
season. Tho billiard tables are the
knest in the city. If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Thousands of persons in this State
alone ero yearly running tb0ir eyos 10y
wearing cheap spectacles. BY the ust
OF hawkes. Crystalizen Lenses the
81 GIN is strenR ihenGd and vision i'm
proved. These celebrated glasses ar,
Tilted to nli conditions OF 8ight by Els.
9nlohr Bios u Schneider, druggists
0ad German opticians Osu aud nays
| your eyes tro'r1 noe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

The social last evening given by Mis-
Lollio Harper at hor residence on Nc
Kinney avenue brought together &
goodly number OF young ladies and
gentlemen, who spent most PLEASANT
evening In social conversation and va.
rlous games of amusement. There wss
music and refreshments TO add to the
pleasure Of tho evening",
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08
Typhoid Germs in Infected MIX.

There was great alarm recently con-
corning the milk fro "A some of tins
dairy districts In tho State of New
York. Milk cans bsd been returned
without washing, end In consequences
there were number OF cases az low
typhoid iev6r In each care the fever
attacked tho weak and those whose
constitutions were 40 disordered "a
not to DO nbiO to resist the disease.
Enrich your blond and strengthen
vour constitution with Browns Iron
Bitters, aud you can resist attacks
which otherwise may prove fatal. IL
curos dyspepsia, malaria, chiils end
faNnr.-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

No higher praise can DO bestowed on
an individual than TO ray of him that
he is ono who loves his fellow men. In
tho same way the highest praise that
can b. given to NJ. Jacobs Oh Ia that Il
has cured thousands who would other
Wise have been helpless victims o
rheumatism,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Castle, Rochester, ana Morrow, the
three men who were brought on igom
Fort Worth, charged With raising Sc
bill TO $50, and against whom the nd
ditlonal charge of oouutsrieiting has
since been made, were taken before
Commissioner Mccormick yesterday
foe Il preliminary hearing. Only por.
lion OF tbs testimony was gotten
through with, tho remainder being
postponed until this morning.