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THE DALLAS HEBALD. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, lbSO.
THE VERDICT!
and Boys' Clothing, for Style, Elegance of workmanship and beauty. He have received the First Prize
or the hfat display of
Men's Reversible
Men's Dress Coats and Vests, Business Suits, Dress Suits & Pants.
2P E'R S "I? PRIZE
By all the Ladies for the best Display, Nobby Styles and elegance ot Workmanship of
Children's Kilt Suits, Children's 2-Garnicnt Suits, Children's 3-Garmcnt Short Pant Suits,
Children's Sack Ovci coats, Ulsters & Ulstercttc Overcoats, Boys' School & Dress Suits
Boy's FallWeight Sack & Ulstercttc Overcoats, lioys' Sack & Ulstercttc Winter Overcoats.
The Fooplo In awarding us tlioir Praisos for all tho above linos of goodi havo only cnnfirnu J the opinions of the thousands who visit our Mammoth Storo and inspect our
othing. We have alwayi claimed that our Clothing is superior in make and finish to that offered by any other Clothing llouse in the City. The judgment they have givon in our
vor, and which has been confirmed by tho constant increase tf our sales fettles tho question as to who bus tho boet styles and make of Clothing fur tho least money, in
MEW'S BOY'S & CHILDREN'S WEAR
. M. KAHN
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD
Tho Herald office will print this wook and
tho next, election tickets for tho democratic
lckot,and,the iudepondeut tickets can bo bad
n quantities to suit, by leaving ordors at tho
counter of tho business office.
Wanted.
A stoady and honost hoy la the composing
room of the Hchalu olllee. Wages will bo
paid weekly and atrado can bo loarned.
CITY lOTS.
Jtuuison's Jollies In glass and tin, fresL. L.
Hughfs, 720 Elm.
Cigars and tobacco aro mado a specialty at
L. F. Hughes', 720 Elm street.
Democratio candidates should see that
heir namos aro on the Democratio tiekut
being published at tho Uihai.d office.
Democratic ca'didatos should seo that
their i amss are on the Dotvocratic ticket
being published at tho IIkiuld itlioo.
Choico pure wines, brnndios and whisky,
f or medicinal purposes. L. F. llughvs, 720
Elm streot.
Buy choice ftybury Kio, Mocha, Old Gov
ernment, Java collets. L. F. Hughes, 720
Elm stroot.
Democratio candidates should so" that
their namesaro on tho .Democratic ticket
being published at tho IIkiuld olllco.
Dr. W. Thomas has moved his dental olllco
from Dr. llughoa' building to No. 824 Elm
street, in the new Middloton bt.ilding.
Democratio candidate should seo that
their names aro on the Democratio ticket
being published at the Ukkald cilice.
Democratio candidates should sea that
their names are on the Democratic ticket
being published at the Ukkai.d office.
On Fixture.
Mr. C. E. Ilosmor, dealer in gas fixtures,
Nos. 104, 106 and 108 west Market street, hss
eturt.ed from a trip to New York, where
lie purchased a completo stock ef goods por
ainlng to his trade, somo cf which have al
eady arrived. Chandoliers, brackets, pond
ants and drop-lights of evory description,
and a vaned assortment of aniber-colorod
glas globes of superior quality, throwing
ditl'ent shades, frc-.i which purchasers can
reelect to suit tin i own oyes. Thoy are
beauties, and will t, .d a ready sale in this
ma' ket, for they nro not only durable but
wondorfully choap. Orders for gas ropers
or for piping receive prompt attention.
Married.
At the residence of Dr. J. H. Morton last
evoning,hls sister.Mrs. M. J. Massoy.wss unit
ed in marriage to Mr. Z. H. Bolls.a well-known
building contractor of this city. The knot
WMiieJb, Kov. J. H. Curry, rwtor of the
First Baptist church. The happy couple
vUitWends!VOnln8train fr w"ho to
local Option at Fort Worth.
C. H. pntleman, at the Local Option sal-
Fort Worth, keeps the best stock of wines,
Iquort and cigars in the Fort Monarch
yhisky and Railway Improvement o on
hand at all time., 'fresh beer on tap.
f for salo'.by W. P. Slier.
MEiVS FALL WEIGHT OVERCOATS,
Overcoats. Men's
The Social (llPlttlOll.
Judvse Good held a special term of tho may
or's court Saturday evening for tho trial of
the social ovil phase of vagrancy. After dis
posing of them ho remarked that as a judgo
ho.had no right to Inquire. into tho object or
policy, the justico or iiijustico of a law in tho
trial of rises arising under it. If tho party
accused i- guilty, ho must punish as it di
dirocts. This ha had done, but tho duty in
this class of cases was the must unpleasant
ho had been called upon to perform. Tho
object of p-nal law books, ho said, was tho
protection of society. This is to bo accom
plished by sub punishment as will rcstrHin
tho violator and intimidatn others. In these
cases ho had gono to tho limit of tho law, but
the violator is not restrained ; tho ovil is not
suppressed, nor is society protected. Strip
ped of nil its surroundings it is nothing more
nor less than a forced tux levied upon each
member of an unfortunate class to defray
the '.urront cxponses of tho city govornnumt.
In addition to this, it is unust beeauso its
burthen falls upon but one of the guilty party.
Tho woman, by a violated public sentiment,
is debarred from all sympathy, excluded
from all hopo of reformation, maltreated in a
hundred ways by abandoned and brutal char
acters, whil- "man, proud man," tho author
of hor ruin, and perhnps tno g'liltier of tho
two, (rues unpunished. She alono atones to
an offended law, and is duned while he,
with a full knowledge of his licentious
deeds, is ton often pitied and lionised.
While the rabble hounded and clamored,
Christ could excuse. Not bo the law of an
advanced a'id boasted civilisation. The
guilty paramour should bo equally if not
more severely punished than the woman.
Justice would seem to dictate this courso,
and as tho present law is a failure, the change
is worth a trial. If it should fail, and en
lightened statesmanship can lud no romody
that will crush out the evil, then in justice to
this class let it be liconsed and placed under
rigid police survolllance.
It may be said this will shotk tho moral
sentiment, but this he was inclined to regard
as a misdirected and falso sentiment. The
laws heretofore passed and now In force havo
failed to suppress it. They aro a forced oc
cupation tax of $120 pr capita por annum
and afford no protection either to tho womon
or to the public
If all other remedies fail, common hones
ty would seom to dictate the course suggest
ed. Thoy cannot bo driven from tho city,
and it dj s seem that tho wisest course for
tho council to pursue would bo to liconse
houses to bo taxod and placed tindor polico
surveillance
Reward of Future)
But invest In a good reliable gold or silver
watch at half prieo, at Hichard (John's Loan
office, Rod front, C07J Mam stroot.
Alwnya Abend.
Go to the Delmonlcorestaurant this evon
ng for & dish of thoso saddle rock oysters.
Lock hero at A. E. Bouche's. Now if
you want lots of good things to eat such as
fresh fish and oyators, ho reeoivos them daily;
also all kinds of fancy groceries, fresh and
nice.
A full line of gent's, youth's and boys'
boots and shoes at Blankcnship & Blake's, at
ock-bo ttom prices.
Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre
mium at St. Louis Fair, 1879.
.tT? Sun,taWo boot It sold in all towns In
north Texas. .
& CO s
The Verdict of the People of North Texas
is that E. M. Kahn & Co., the Clothiers,
should he awarded all the Praises and en
couragement for the best display of Men's
Frock and Sack
am moth Clothing House,
uuK. turn ana
13 ALLAN, -
Election Auuervlaor.
Judtfo A. P. McOurmick, of tho federal
court, is holding court for the purposo of ap
pointing supervisors of olection in thoso
counties that ask it. IIo bogan Saturday)
and in accordance with the law will continuo
ton days from that date. The supervisors for
Robortson county have been appointed, and
their names and precincts are as follows : F.
II. Prendergast and John Pace, Calvert; A.
MeMordio and David Wheoloek, Wheeloek;
I. K. U 'Si and Uoorge Dickerson, Hoarno;
Robert Colo and Jossn Williams Bald Prai
rie; II. It. tiailey and C. Sledge, Manl'crd.
Frank Mitchell and J. O. Cramer, Brrmond;
J. Deckard and Robert Rowland, Franklin.
Wnriiiiitc.
Warning is given to all persons to keep
from under tho clock weights in the court
house during tho time they aro being wound
up. The county has failed to put in tho
shoots to keep tho weights from catching
under each other Bnd bsing rais d off their
hooks, as was doao yesterday morning. Kvou
with greatest care on my part this is liable
to occur until the shoots are put in.
J.M.Oram.
'I lie l.iiiitut Farm in the World.
The largest farm in the world is 170 miles
squaw, and is situated in Ellis county,
Kansas. Its proprietor is a wealthy English
man nanud George Grant, who named his
estato Victoria, in honor of his sovereign.
Vast hords of cattle, and a cavalry brigade
of mounted stockmen roam ovor tho face of
this great farm, on which the only remedy
employed for bruises, inflammation and tho
like, is Gile's Liniment Iodido Ammonia.
Giles' Pills euro piles.
Sold by all druggists.
Trial bottle twenty-five conts.
Dr. Gluts,
120 W. Broadway, N. Y.
For sale by Thompson, Schott & Co.
LOCAL JOTIIMJ.H.
Go to Leon Kahn's all the time to pur
hase your boots, shoos and bats.
Something new at the 6 and 10c storo
wo doors west of the postofllce.
For a nice fitting shirt, have it made to
ttdor at Clancy's, 709 Main street, up stairs.
Have your drawers made to ordor at
iaucoy's, doublo Unod in the seat and war
tilled not to rip or break.
Strangers from the adjacent citios and
wuutry visiting Dallas, should go to the 6
nd 10) storo, two doors wost of the postolllco
nd seo the bargains in everything.
Old Judgo Smoking Tobacco at Trinity
Olgir Factory, 610 Main street.
A full line of new crop of straight Louisi
ana sugar houso molasses, at Rosonfiold &
Bond's, 704 Elm street
L. E. Curtis, watchmakor and jowelor,
12 Main street. Watches and jewelry ro-
sired at lowost pricos. Give him a call.
Mercedes and Stub cigars at T. L. Mar
'. Try thorn.
Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
jvor twenty-five competitor at St Louii
fair, 1879.
The only place to get a fresh Havana
cigar is at the Trinity Cigar Factory, B10
Main stroot.
Upturned from New York
with an immenso stock of cloaks, suits, mil
linery and fancy goods. Don't buy until
you aoe.our selection at Bauman's, 700 Elm
street.
Wood, corn, oaU and hay will be taken In
payment for subscription and other Indcb.
edaoss due the Herald office.
inter Overcoats
!
lamar sts.,
- TEXAS.
Tried To lturu Out.
Henry Boyd, colored, who was arrested and
lodged in tho station houso here a fow days
since on the chargo of shooting an Indian
woman in tho territory, somo two years ago,
has beon transferred to tho county Jail. Ho
attempted to escape from the city prison by
tearing up the floor of his coll, when the
turukoy discovered it, and removed him to
another cell, from which ho essayed to effect
his escape by burning tha wood work around
tho lock, but again be was discovered, and
hence his trausfer to tho county jil r
safer keeping. Whon takon to tho latter
prison a white handled razor was found on
hrs person, lie will be taken to Donison by
Deputy United States Marshal Tom Wright,
and fn in there to Fort Smith, whero Lc will
bo tiied by the United States authorities tor
tho eirnie he is charged with.
tUiportutendent Urove'a
nnnrtera.
Heud-
Captain D. E. Grove, who received the
appointment of superintendent of the Brazos
division of tho Texas & Pacific railway, took
up his headquarters hero yesterday. Tho old
"Y" saloon building, just north of t'-o Union
depo is being fitted up tor tho olllee of the
superintendent and that of chief truiu dis
patcher, Mr. F. A. Rains, who has served
in tnat position for a number of joats. Tho
telegraphio instruments and wires havo been
placed in position. Mr. John A. Comack
late cashier of tho Transcontinental division
of the Texan A IV.ill.. -i Ml... ...l
Superintendent Grove's chief clerk, arrived
jumiajr morning, uur now superintendent
is well known to the people of this city and
ontire section, and is universally popular. He
was a live and enterprising citiaen, and will
niako an able aud onergetic superintendent.
Iclli or an Vnfortiiuntv.
Ksto Fay, an inmate of Annio Wilson's
bagnb, situated at the foot of Market stroot
was found ilnul in Vaf ..... '
... Mv. juaiuruny morn-
inc. Sho had hnnn unmnl.LI.. i i
i.iuu,K eucorri-
day of feoliug unwul", and was adictod to tho
Ufln of nmrnliinA anA I. n- . .
, u,.uwuDioii aiiriouieu
In ttn n,M.l..n n t 1 .
..u v . v I uvsu vi uiat uoaaiy drug. There
A n..ll,l.... .. .1. . ...
.- ...u,,. ,u .imicaie mai u was suicide.
Iho deceased was a native of Rutland, Vor-
, im.iu r mm sisior live. She
was about twenty-oight years of ago. Jus-
... vu.y, n jury oi inquest, who
alter roviowirg tho body adjourned until 2
o i clock tins alternoon, wuou they will hear
the testimony.
It dees not mako any dilloronco how sovoro
the cato of Billious Derangement is, it can be
cured speedily and effectually wf.hout saliva
tion, or that prostration of the system ensuinc
from the use of drastic purgatives. Sim
mon s Liver Regulator does not merely ro
l ove tin sulW, but eftccta a permanent
euro. It lias been used successful y f,,r
opb tnno as a substitute for Quinine and
oXm!01 uieaiciUBBre
fn','I.il,.T0 .U"?dJ.n my fmi,y ?mlT Rulator
for tho last eight or ton years, and found it
0 supersedo anything rocommendod for
Chills, iovor and Ague. I UJ0 It. ,nd
nothing else. I have given up Calomel
Quin ne, and .11 other MuriatreatZu!
1 givo it o my children from one year old to
in?, h of,tw!nly"ve old. It i, n you
could wish in a family. Plea9 use my name
MJtW;r Very truly, "myMmi
i" H. Ukbakm, Crawford Co., Ga.M
Umm m torn .1 a. OJSi-S Eto
IMPORTANT MEWS.
Drop in if you desire to see New and Flegant Shoes of Novel Desian. i
Remarkably Low Prices. . r 1
V" v
NE VER s"" Bet'''r stoek-
N EVE It 85W Flner of Bo" nd
NEVER pw 1 om,t u"-
NEVER SW M"r Fll9hlo'"ble Styles.
NEVE li lrp,rii of ,inweT rrge'
NEVER Ve" tn 1ok nny F""ner'
Never can be Better Pleased. Never
Leon Kahn'
DEALER IN FINK AND BEST MADE
BOOTS and SHOES
N. II. -Can be sent with perfect safety by
DMIitH Turn Vereln.
The soventh anniversary' will be celebra
ted Wednesday evening, Oct. 27th, by a grand
ball. Tickets for sale at Kiscnlobr's market
drug store. All the friends of the Turners
aro respectfully invited to bo presont at that
occumn-o. Tub Comuittk.
Have your boots and siocs mado to order
or repaired at Woolf's.
Siomeihtug Needed.
At last a lamp chimney is mado which
does n t break lrom draft, dampness, cold
air or ho.it, what a blessing ! Every one of
our readers has no doubt often lost her or bis
temper bocause, just at the moment when a
lamp was most needed, the last chimney in
tho houso would break, we therefore advise
everyone to go to D. Ooslin and buy the
Dragon brand chimney, ask your grocer for
them as all retail dealers can be supplied at
tho C! ina Hall. The price is but a trifle
higher than the common.
Ladies should not fail to call and examine
Blankcnship & Blake's new stock of goods.
No troutilo to show goods.
KKWjNI'YI.ES.
See the new luillerca of Decorated
rpitsein niul l'rlpl"liiMl good at
I.hw'h, 501 Main Mi-eel. 1 her are very
heap.
To Retail l'l(tr Denlera.
If you wish to purchase any grado of Now
Orleans hn:id-mado t igirs cull at tbo El Es
panol cigar store. Thny sell by wholesale at
very low pries. Private brands can be pro
cured there, and if desired the goods for
warded direct from New Orleans.
Young lady, are you cross, nervous and
fretful? Have you spells of molancholy, or
aro you wnkoful nights! How is your mem
ory, and do you feel vigorous? Aro you
pale, teeblo and inactivi? If so, use one or
two bottles of Dr. Uromgoolo's Englis Fo-
malo Bitters, it will restore you to health in
every particular and mako you foel bright,
buoyant and happy.
Why don't Lemp uive his beer a fireien
namo ? Uooauso ho is proud of his American
manutacturo, made out of American hops
nd barley tho purest in the world.
Letup's beer is acknowledged by all beor
drinkers to bo the best in tho country. Chas.
O. Weyersborg will till your.ordorsand doliv
er it at your residence if you desire it, for
family drinking.
A. &. W. Uunstablo, of McKinnoy, make
800 pair of boots per month.
Come to sco us and bo convhicol before
you purchnso olsowhero, of our olegant silk
nits. No troublo to snow goods at Bait
niau's, "06 Elm street.
Try tho Peachston- Liniment cigar, the
best live-cent clear in Toias. For salo by
W. U. Patterson fc Co., Ill Lamar street.
11. M. llond, at 412 Elm street, keeps the
best brands of can goods, all fresh and now
Partipj living at a distance, who desire to
consult Dr. Storey, dentist, will confer a fa
vor on themselves and on him too, by advis
ing him a week beforehand of tho day they
expect to bo in Dallas.
Lemp's b'vr has grown in such popular
favor that shlnntnntii tj, nil nmta nf rk.w...
-..r ... ,, p,.9 u4 xuais
are largor than of any other boor browed.
i urn American i.ops, and tlie greatest cate
in manufacturing has mado it unequalod.
Look out for Loon Kahn's advertisement
to-morrow. All will do well to read it.
Europe.
Cheap r 'tos to and from. Bremen to Dallas
Only $50. Apply to W. K. Wheoloek, cor.
ner Slam and Austin streets.
You will never miss a harguin by buviri
your groceries at Jos. Menezer's.
11.31. Iloiiil,
At 412 Elm street, keeps a full arsortment ol
family supplies, all fresh and of tho best
quality. The trado of the city and countrv
solicitod. "
'flood mornir.g. Alma, how is your moth
er, to day?, "Oh, she is improving rapidly.
I thank you. blie has beon using English
lemalo Bitters, and they gave her aa appe
tile i and strength right away. Sho says thoy
suit her case exactly. Uwr palpitation has
ceased, and nil pain r f dcd.
Woolfs Vt3t Uui"s book or sbo9 K 'o
No head-acho or back-ache for ladies
who drink "WINE OF CARDUI."
Forty One nickel plated clocks for $1 60
each, at Law's, 604 Main street
Bargains to be had at Jos. Moncs-.or's onlv
You know he always means what he says.
It Is no absolutely necessary to have
studied nhllnannhs in .
by drinking Lemp's beor you will reaoh the
elimax.of happiness.
Whoea.
will have a Better Chance than at
s
A PERFECT GEM !
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NPKCIAL NOTK EN.
SW-BTOCKHOLDEKS' MEETINU.-Offloa
of the Cblo igo, Texas & Mexican Central Rail
way company, Dallas, Tex, Sept. 21, KHM.-By
order of the Board of Directors of theChlcago,
Texas i Mexican Central Railway com
pany notice lshercbvurlven to all ntnckimMAr.
of said company lo attend a regular annual
meeting oi fcani stockholders to be held at the
office of the coniDHtiv In tho nlt.v nt rt..u..
state of Texas, ou tha 1st day of November,
imsi, ror me purpose or enacting and adopting
by-laws lor snld company i and purmant to
the order of said Hoard of Directors Uotlee is
aleo given to said stockholders to nttoiid a
meetinirof thestockholdeia nr khI.1
to be held at the company's office, iu the city
ot D !!, state or Texas, on the 27th day of
November. 18a0. for the nnrnma nf nnnoi, ic
ing and sanctioning the borrowing of money
noi, to exceed twenty thousand dollars on each
mile of tald railroad by said company, to be
secured by the bonds of the oomiisnv, and a
trustdi-eil ep.ni its property and franchise, the
forma theieof btiug on lilcin the olllee ot the
oompauy. DANIEL 11. HALE,
A. F. Benhstt, Heo'y. President.
Absolutely Pure.
Mado from Orape Cream Tartar. No oilier
prminratlou makes tueh llKlit.fluky hot broads,
or luxurious pastry, t'sn becaten bv Dyanep
les wHlmnt fenr of the Ills resnl'tlnir Cram
heavy imliKettlile final . Bold only In enus, by
ailUrocers. Hmtal IIakino I'owomN'ew, York
Hie Political Pnrtlc Agreo.
All the political parlies, no matter whether
Democrat Trul.innn.lnni );,, 1. 1;,. .
Greenbacker, acroe unonimouely upon one
thing, viz, that the Atlantic boer garden is a
mnlt ilnliirhlfiil Mb..l .!...
tvovi. nuciq VUD ml WUILD
away an hour pleasantly and enjoy the cool
est boer, the best wines, liquors and tho finest
ligars. Visitors aro refreshed with delightful
music. There is a dance every Saturlay
evoning for tho convenience of families.
See Here.
Go to A. J. Brooks' saloon, southeast
corner of Main and Ervay stroets, lor a
drink of pure, unadulterated liquors, winos
or fresh fco-cold. Anheuser beer. This is a
Srivnto, quiet place, where one can spend an
our pleasantly.
Everybody soems to havo been delighted
with tbo illumination bad at tha Ch ina hall
except tho proprietor, D. Goslin, himsolf.
He says be can do so much bettor that it will
astonish "the vory .critics." Most of the novel
ties are just coming in or like his direct im
portations, are yet under wnv, but on or
about the middle of this nonth"thcre will be
an exhibition which will show of what a real
uve China bimness ought to consist. We
promise ourselves something grand.
Buy the Hunstnble boot.
All of Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servan's patent whools 1 1-8 inch axles.
Orr'n r!iwuiAi..l al.l...j i t
hung on equalizers and have steel tows, stoel
ties and Barvan whools.
ItllV Vnilf. Kltn,.ina u Xir TO f .
to bochlor & Orr, Slain street, Dallas, Toxas.
v.. .uu. ou oiyies oi joncora siae-spnng
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
Go and seo Orr's buggies and carriage-
DOforn hllVlnrr nlaauiliun. ... A.. n.inm
list.
Orr sells the best buggies for t'ue money In
he world.
Orr kecP9 all tvl..i rr tv,
tnd spring WRgons.;
ii you wan. 10 buy ramtlv CRrrtHe seu
Orr's catnloicue and price-list.
TllA lnt flpa.ar.t nlrrciw, 1. rtll. U 4rlA
New World, sold only by B. M. Bond.
Globa Mill'a SirAa. pnffM nA -Kalrinff
powder are pure. All grocers sell' them.
Ask fir Globe Mills and try it.
Go to B. M. Rnnd'i fnr flr.A T5.,... In.
bacoo, the best in the world.