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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-01
The Tax Collectors Office

is an important and responsible one.
Every citizen of this city and county
is directly interested in its being
efficiently conducted. The incumbent,
c. Il. Gillespie, has performed the
duties Of the Office to the letter. lie
has a personal letter from Comptroller
Swain complimcnting him on the
ncatncss and correctness of his reports
and promptness that had charterizcd
his settlements with the state. He has
certificates from the County Commits
soncr's Court showing has settlements
with Dallas county 10 have always
been prompt. Has collected the taxes
closely and paid them over promptly.
Capt. Gillespie has in every way
served the people well as collector of
taxes, and as it is a very responsible
position il is important that well
known, tried and competent man
should fill il. A shrcwd public like
the successful business man retains its
employees so long as they are faithful
and efficient. Gillespie should be re-
tanned.
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A Successful Dallas Citizen.

Mr.. ID. {. Burgess an cntcrprising
and progressive farmer who lives Il
few miles from the city, has shown by
his success in taking premiums at the
Dallas State Fair, that farming when
properly done will pay handsomely.
For the best gallon Of sorghum syrup,
he received the first premium, $50
sorghum mill. For the best halfdJzcn
stalks of sorghum cane, he took the
first premium, SIS in money. And for
the best stalks, the first premium, $40
worth of select fruit trees. This is
doing well and if such incentives as
these on the part of the fair associa-
ton that cause our farmers TO i'm
provo their methods Of farming and
pay more attention to producing
better crops Of every variety.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-01
The Legislature.

Perhaps the most important office in
the gift of the people is the Legislature
Everything in society depends upon
good, wholesome, honest laws; and
the making ofevery law depends upon
the legislature. Laws will be good or
bad according to the men who are
elected to make them. People should
be careful, indeed, who they elect. 1t
requires a high order of intellect and
no little integrity to make a worthy
representative. Judge j. c. Rugcl is
a gentleman of culture, of stern integ-
rity of character, and will most credit
ably represent this county in the legis,.
lature. lie is receiving the support OF
all intelligent men in city and country
and he should be elected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-01
A Beautiful Display.

In the exposition hall of the Dallas
State Fair, there are many and varied
interesting exhibits, and one of the
most attractive is that of n. G. Quicker
a. Co. At considerable expense and
with excellent good taste, Mcssrs.
Quicker and Erb have arranged fine
display of their goods, consisting of
beautiful toilet cases, books of all
kinds from child's to most. elegant
poems, hymnals, prayer books, fine
stationery, and in fact everything
usually kept in book and stationery
stock. They have a magnificent stock
at their store in the old Herald build
ing. and sufficient to replace anything
which may be desired from their beau
tiful exhibit by visitors. The display
must have cost them $4,000. Visitors
TO the exposition should hunt out the
exhibit of Quicker & Co.
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ABeautiful Display.

One of the most attractive displays
at the Dallas State Fair and Exposition
is that of the Aston Grocery Com
pany, on the west side of the building.
1t is large and roomy, and affords
comfortable quarters to their friends
for a few minutes rest This display
i, made up of the many articles this
firm handles, and especially the canned
goods. which are utilized in various
WAYS TO make the display handsome
and elegant. Mr.. Ogden, the man
ager, is obliging, and the thousands
OF visitors that visit this exhibit
daily are pleased with everything at
these pleasant quarters. The line of
goods this firm handles is varied and
their stock immense. For fair dealing
and promptness they stand second to
no firm. When you visit the grounds
be sure and call at the stand OF the
Aston Grocery Company. There was
a rush at this display on saturday Tor
pickles. The ladies pronounced them
the best they ever tasted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-01
Real Estate Transfers.

The following dee DIS were recorded
in the county clerks Office to-day:
Henry and j. Il. Ogden, to James
Verbick. 200x20O feet in Farmers
Branch for 500.
John Warner to Isaac W. johnson,
20 acres, to VIM. Babbett survey, for
$50.
@. S. Stultz TO W. W. Stultz, sc acres
in ii. Cough survey and II acres in ;.
A. & NJ. G.. II. II. survey, for $40.
w. w. Stults TO +. NJ. Gilbert, same
land ms above, for $1,000.
j. S. Stults to +. NJ. Gilbert - acres
i'm II. G. Cough survey, for $1,000.
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DR.. WasscrZug.
Sc card in this paper.l

lStc 'HIu III lnls pupcI'l
Eighteen years of devotion to sin
gle branch of medical science has made
DR.. Wasserzug one of the most sue
cessful physicians of the age. Since
his arrival in Dallas two years ago he
has treated hundreds of the most mis-
cradle wrecks of manhood, who are
now the tairest specimens of mental
and physical health. DIR. Wasserzug
is great boon to Texas, and his SER
vices are being appreciated throughout
its entire limits. He is known far and
near and patients are continually call
ing on him from even the rcmotest
parts of the State. All who have en-
trusted themselves TO the doctors
treatment in the past are fully con-
WINGED Of his wonderful skill and can
now more fully realize the seriousness
of their condition, and many of them
would have doubtless been beyond re-
covery, or at least lost to all pleasures
of this life had they not sought the
doctor and placed themselves in his
care. There are to-day hundreds, even
thousands, losing their health, some
almost beyond restoration, and spend
ing their time and money with those
unskilled and unqualified for this i'm
portant branch Of medical practice.
Any reasonable man to consider for a
moment will see the folly and danger
of treatment by any physician other
than ono who has devoted his entire
professional life to this line of prac-
tice. The doctor cordially invites all
needing treatment to call and see him
at his consultation rooms, over 73l
Elm street. DR.. Wasserzug is in Dali
las to stay. having satisfied himself
that his services are badly needed in
this State, and those who would ques-
ton his pcrmanency here can be in
formed by the leading business men OF
the city. All patients should be cau-
toned to call for the diploma of any
specialist before putting themselves
under his treatment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-01
Lady Visitors,

Mrs. f. Chestnut, 6l2 Elm street
would be pleased to have you call and
examine her select assortment OF
French millinery while in the city. Her
purchases for this season have been
made with a view to extending her
trade. and those who examine her
stock will be surprised with the excel
lence of her styles.
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you have idea at ALL either for this the next
getting you have price material
then requested call ISL and 1853 Elm We
to reduce large stock must do it to make for
large and nddy gotten goods for the FAIR So for the
thirty days from $40 $500 job We have
gies from $50 $780, spring wagons Now business
Come and No trouble but pleasure to show goods
CHAS. E. BROWN, Successor to H. w. GRADER Co.
large lot Of of Betting be sold at half price from
to so feet all sizes. CHAS E. BROWN
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The Graham Federal Court.

Gen. Cabel L. s. Marshal has just re-
turned from Graham. L. S. District
Court adjourned Saturday night with
thirteen convictions and eleven acquit-
ais. The convictions were for robbing
mails, stealing cattle and horses.
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to represent three kinds ofmarblc. All
in all, it is simply superb display.
Mr.. James }. Dugard designed it all
and directed its display. The young
man deserves praise for his taste and
skill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
Ihe RepubIIoaua obiect.

FoRr WORTH, Tx, June q, 1885 Editor
GAZETTE: Hadn't you better let up on the Re
pubiicans? We dinclaim any allisnce with or
afIiliation, political or otherwise with the
dark lantern party. We be ong 10 the law and .
order par and are a. true knights OF the law
as any y fnocral, and the m iyement designated
as The Peoples movement has no emeDt OF
RepubllcAnism IN II and IL not carried ON by
Republicans, and Republicans nave no sym.
unless driven 10 II BY THE GAzETrE's seeming
al empts 10 whip them MO the Peoples party
By assuming that they belong 70 tho Peopleh
marty 80 called. ] venture 10 say that there
isn'ta single ReDubli an on the ticket, and
every mothers son OF them prOtehA thht
he IL ann has been q life long Dem0ctht.
The ticket 10 nominaied by knights OF Labor
and Tho farmers, and Is chiefly, II not entirely,
composed OF Democrats, or AZ least men VINO
have been Democrats and are now boilers from
the Democratic ranks; but Whatever you "aii
them, cont call them Republicans
MANY REpuBLICAHb.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
xhe Finest Rnrora IN the World
At Anderson's gun store
Woo.
slow to Prepare for tho tx Confederate
Reunion.

Slow to Prepare for tho lex Comic derate
Reunion.
Special to the Gazette
WACO, TEX June 23.-The Day touches
up the people this evening on their slow
methods in preparing for the ex-Confed
crate reunion here in August. 1t says;
"Barely six weeks remain TO provide for
our "a, 900 or $4,000 visitors, and the
work Is scarcely begun, The visitors are
surely coming and il rests with our
people to say whether Waco's prestige
for hospitality and enterprise should be
maintained or whether our visitors shall
90 away and report iailure,n Waco
will come TO time, but the work goes on
slowly, and some such talk as the above
Is no doubt, timely.
Two pleasant events have occurred IN
social circles to-day. Mr.. James W.
Weaver welded Miss Kate G. Gerald,
daughter Of Postmaster G. B. Gerald
The couple go TO Glen Rose TO spend the
honeymoon, Tonight the Bachelors
Club" gave lawn party complimentary
TO Mrs. NJ. Burke Of Memphis, Tenn,
who is IN the city visiting her son, Mr.
II. II. Baker OF the firm Of Young
Baker.
James Henderson, white boy, was
brought here to. day and Jailed. He waI
caught near Lorena 10 the actof trying tC
steal a farmers horse. Henderson y
only fifteen years old He was tTampinf
through the country aud had just beer
fed and sheltered by the farmer who's
horse he wanted TO steal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
Hood oounty Orops.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
GRANBURY, TEX, June 2O.--A fine rain
fell here yesterday evening, accompanied
BY hail and wind. The hail did no
damage, however, and the wind was not
severe here, but in the north and east
part Of the county the wind did much
damage. Two or three schools and
churches are reported damaged in the
eastern part OF the county. This rain, In
connection with partial rains Thursday
and Friday, insures fine season and
saves the corn crop from failure, as was
threatened, and insures enough for sexual
need. Cotton was never so far advanced
or looked finer than now, and the pros
rect for an enormous yield can hardly be
blighted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
BEER.
The National Dr,ns


my N"honal Drink OF America.
=. Louis has many manufacturing In.
seresls Of which It may be Justly proud
us mills, tobacco factories and other Nh.
ureo enterprises rank with the largest
similar 10y Industries in the United States,
ous y mas one line 10 which all other
Sl'les are far excelled, It has always
oeen noted for the quality OF lis beer hut
IN point OF quantity many other brewer.
les, especially those ol Milwaukee. New
YORK and Cincinnati, were ahead They
mus, now Yield 10 Sc. Louis. This is not
iaie talk nor buster, Detis y fact based
upon official figures as given bv opr
washington correspondent. These alta.
usucs cover the production and sales of
me twelve largest breweries In the
United States from May 1, 1885, to Nav
/, isse, ana also show the stock ON hand
In barrels on the latter date. The ilgnrea
are ofiicial--taken FROM the records 81 me
treasury department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

Special to the Gazette.
VALLEY MILLS, TEX, June S-The
wind and rain here Saturday did some
damage in blowing down fences and a
few sheds. The storm, however, oil
wednesday last blew house TO pieces
eight miles east Of here, iniuring the oc-
cupants, MI. George Dayley and family,
more or less. His little daughter, four
year.old girl, was so badly hurt that she
died and was buried here Saturday.
The Valley Mills institute closed 9ere
oo the l6th with iine school exhibition.
The affair reflected creditor the principal,
Mr.. Il. A. Spencer. Our school Is one Of
he finest in this section OF the country,
and strenuous efforts are being mace 70
push Il on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
gainesville.
snecial TO the GaEette.

special to the GaEeite. 90 - ,ha
GAlYEsvILLE, Tex, June 2S.--ln lne
recorders court yesterday afternoon BIZ
Traelove OF the B, /. T. was tired oy d
jury for being drunk ana tronolesg Mn, =
Immediately after his acquittai on tnls
c n,,',,s he was rearrested on a charge o.
Committing an aggravated assault sn. on
Annis Reed, one Of the inmates Of SILVER
City. .,a,er bovs
,.eot ~ the military festivities az Sher-
nan More would have gone but Tor the
lack Of excursion rates L.
An EFFORT is being made 10 erect ms ms.
sion church 10 East Gainesville. A 10y
for the purpose has eeen T qSpass T. the
head OF the movement. .s
A carload Of iron telephone poies . ~
received yesterday which VIII repiaee 'De
wooden ones COW In use,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
masonic Omcers.

Special to the Gazstte.
BAIRD, TEX, June 2s.--At the last
meeting of the Masonic lodge here the
following officers Were elected for the en-
suing year DR.. S. T, Frazier, w. Nj
Mr.. |. NJ Jackson, j. W.; Mr. w. J.
Power, treasurer; Judge II Il. Solomon,
secretary; w. c. Asbury, tyler There
Will be public installation of officers 2,
tue courthouse on June 20, ct p, m,
with an address by Gen, John Sayles,
formerly of Brennan, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

Special TO the Gazette.
PRcos, TEX, June 2S.--Deputy Sheriff
Drummond returned last night from the
western portion Of the county with Frank
and Jim Daugher,y, who are wanted In
Mengrd county for horse-stealing. The
officials Of that county have been notified
and the sheriff is expected to arrive
tomorrow to take charge of the pris.
oners.
The Pecos valley was blessed with an
other good ram last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
shpt Down wlthout warnlng

Special TO the Gazette.
QUEEN CRY, TEX, June 2a.-This
morning about l o'clock, as George
Brown, young negro Of good repute,
was leaving the house Of Dave Braxton,
he was shot in the right breast with a
forty-iour caliber revolver by some I'M
known person, and is now in a critical
condition. Several arrests have been
made, but there could be no evidence
adduced, so the parties were discharged.
The incentive to the shootingls supposed
to have been jealousy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
A Big rime at whltewrleht.

Special to the Gazette.
WHITEwRGHr, TEX, June 23.-The
evening passenger train carried an extra
coach to accommodate the Wis
itors that are swarming In from Sher.
man, Denlson, Van Alstyne and other
places to attend the ball tonight, the
picnic and base ball games tomorrow
Every hotel is oyerrun with visitors and
still they come.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

Special to the Gazette.

optVIaI % Tue NnlclIc.
MESQUITE, TEX, June 2S,-Ata stated
meeting OF scyene lodge No. 295, A. f,
and A. NJ, held at this place June 10,
1885,, the following were electedas officers
Of said lodge for the ensuing year: w.
B. Walthall, ". MILO. Reegel, S. W. /;
w. c. Cullom, j. w; A. McCommas,
treasurer; w. B. Ferguson, secretary and
w. J. Prewitt, tyler.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
HOE for nor.e.rh.ft.


Special TO the Gazette.
HENDERSON, TEX, June 23.-rwo
strangers giving their names as Bowles
and Ray, hailing from Austin with a
drove OF horses, were apprehended in
this city this afternoon on a special from
that city charging them with having stolen
the horses in their possession.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
rERRIFIo n0ILER EXPLOsION.
The Boilers OF the international Cotton
press Erplodc--Two Men killed.

The BOiiers OF the thtefpAi'""i N"''''
Press EKplode--Two Men Killed
Special 70 the Gazette,
NEW ORLEANS, La June zs.-Ihis
morning the huge boilers Of the Interna-
tlonsl cotton press, the most powerful
press in the United States, exploded,
blowing out the Peters street side OF the
press and INJECTING damage 70 some OF
the nelghborlng buildings.
GEORGE KAHN and ADoLfHus CLARK
the latter the reman, were fatally
scalded and Injured by flying bricks and
iron, both dying In few hours after she
accident. Fortunately the boilers we're
situated some distance from tha press
and In another room or the loss 81 I'VE
would have been great. The explosion
occurred Ia the mud drum, which had re-
Gently been improperly repaired,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
Announoamanta.

ENANT-GO ykRNoR,
We arc authorized 10 announce JndHc a. ~
Wheeler Of kealland county "a n candiiAte for
action Of the state Democratic convention.
ron COUNTY ATTORNEY.
We arc authorized 10 announce the Dhine 81
Robert -. Monr ~ candidate for tho once Of
county attorney q Terrant county az the next
nowoyer, " the action OF democratic county
convention.
We arc authorized TO announce Robert Il.
garloek - candidate for county attorney nj
Tho ensuing election, subject 10 tho action Of
the democratic county convention, to be held
10 Fort Worth, JniY 10, 1850,
We are authorized 20 announce u, T.. AyreH
a. n candidate for county attorney as the ehau.
ting election, subject 10 the action of tho Domo.
cratic county convention, 10 DO hold IN Fort
Worth, July 10, 1895.
FOR snERIFF.
JnB GAZETTE Is authorized 10 Anncunrn The
name of w ~ Ken ~ d candidate Tor no o tee
of snerin of IRrrant county nnbiom 10 the al.
ton ol The Democratic convention July 10, 1886
TuE GAzErrE n authorized 70 announce Tie
name Of y, ~ Ship ~ candidate for the
Oilce Of sheriff ~ Thffant county, snhject 10
NC action o. he DcmOcratlo convention, July
10 1856
ron ASSESSOR
TmE GAZEr-E h authorized 10 announce tho
name Old, W itghlnfnn ne candidate ior the
once Of neHfssOr 81 g4frani county, subject
however % the aciioa Of The county Demo.
cratic nominating convention.
TOR DISTRICT cIFnH
We are authorized "a annOunee : n. Ilaffp
held for 70 eleii lion tn the 0icn Of dietfct CLERK
Of Taffaat county, subject 20 fhe action u tho
Democratic convention Jniy 10, 1866,
We arc authorized 10 announce y. q. fmhO
deu a. candidate for The office u District
clerk al iht ensuing November election
Wa are authorized ~ Announce l. Il, Taylor
~ Arlington for the position 81 district clfrk 81
lsrant county, nuliect 20 the action 81 The
Democratic couniy convention, July -.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
TnE OAktTTE u authorized v Announce
John " sEayne capdidaie fof refcloetOn %
che uiiieg ~ county clerk o. Tarrent nOpnft,
5ubjert ~ the action Of The county DHmOrsaue
convention 10 be held July Is, ls9a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
sales May i.'ss. on hand
~, 70 May /, 81, NAV l, IS

IL appears from this record that the AM
heuser-Busch brewery by its untiring en-
ergys It's business capacity, and last, but
not least, by the unchallenged Quality and
excellence Of its product, has attained the
leading position In the brewing Industry
OF the United States,
Admitted that the business tact Of It's
manager, Adolphus Busch, has done much
toward this result, what would individual
tact and energy amount TO were It not for
the fact that the Anheuser. Busch brewery
acts on the prlnclple OF making only the
best from the best materials, and Ia look
Ing Tor the latter does not hesitate 10
cross the ocean.
The Anheuser Busch brewery In msin.
taining the quality Of It's beer has done
more than all else combined 20 effect It's
entry into non-German circles so saccess-
July indeed that II would not be extreme
to cali beer the national drink OF America
to-day. Any article, even II of doubtful
excellence, may be raised by iudiclous
advertising and the vim OF its hacker
into momentary popularity, but only when
that article is in itself worthy, can such
popularity be maintained and augmented
The Anheuser- Busch brewery has done
this, and that is why It stands at tn,
front
One other fact apparent from the hg
ures given above, ~ worthy OF notice; Il
Is this, the ratio Of beer on hand OF
May \, the true lager beer, to the yearly
consumption, Is over 81 per cent sollt
fact, far reaching In Significance, and L
which all other brewers must bow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
IdIIa Of Lungs Relieved.

81 nos 40 years old, aud have suffered for
5s fifteen year lung trouble. Several
1tcrs Of the family on my mothers side of
48use had died with consumption, and IL @
h we're all agreed In their opinion that
Eansumption also. / had all the distress
|Ynptoms Of that terrible disease. | have
Iiihnusands of dollars 10 arrest the march
Il dlstase; j have employed all of the
&lmeihOds, not only In ny own case, but In
|,tatment OF other members of my family,
temporary relief was all that | obtained
n pnnt iOr any manual labor for several
Is lgy chance ! came into possession of a
Eheton "Blood a. d Skin Diseases" from
tfce OF swift Specifii Co Atlanta, Ga. A
Recommended the use of Swltts Specific,
hing that he himself had been greatly ben
N By ils use in some lung troubles re-
1dt0 try II, About four years ago ! COM
Ned TO take 8. $. S according to directions.
! bud II an inylgoratlng tonic, and have used
tihlty bottles. The results are most re-
'lable. My cough has left me, my strength
Returned, and | weigh sixty pounds more
tIever did In my life. IL has been three
Isslnce stopped the use of the medicine,
have had no ret ru of the disease, and
i are no pains Or weak mess feltin my lungs.
ihe ha rdest kind of mechanical wO k, and
Is well as / ever felt nee l was boy.
ie, know, are wonderful statements to
d, bit | am honest when say that l owe
|sgis,tnce and health to day to Swifps Spe
Ills the o. ly medicine that brough me
Permanent relief. do not say thatSwifps
tglhc will do this In every case, but most
1agelv affirm thai 1t has done this much for
zn1 would be recrean, to the duty owe
|ferlng humanity If / failed to bear this
|lFlnl testimony to the merits OF this won
kdmedicine i am well known in the city
and can refer TO some OF the
tlzens in the city. Il. j. HOLT,
n gomery. Aia June %, 1885.
tius Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
tiood and kin Diseases mailed free.
IksNIlT SPECIFI Co., drawer 3, Atlanta
raflSi W. 23d street, n. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
STATE NEWS.
DOings and Happenings Of the nay-
The Occurrences for Veal or
Woe Recorded.
'nsI'hse from Over the State Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Its
Own Correspondents.
Married at Rnrle.on

special TO the Gazette.
BuRLEsoN, Tx, June 9S.-Mr. A. w.
oyerton and Miss Kittie warren ,vsr,'
married this evening at the residence OF
the brides mother, Mrs. T. N. Warren