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THE DALLAS HEIiALD, T UK DAY MOKM NJ, PECEMUEK 20, 1881.
TUB CHAMIIERi KlLMSti.
. jUhe Verdtct nf the Jury of Inquest.
'Iho bloody, killing of R. A. Chambers
Saturday evening by Alfred Freeman, an
Account of which appeared in Sunday
morning') Hfuald, shocked this entire
communily. llcfuro the occurence of the
8alalV.tir bnth parties were regarded as
peaceable, quiet, law abiding citizi'BS es
pecially Chambers, who always wore a
quiet reserve. The killing continues to he
the main topic of conversation, und varied
and wild are the rumors nlhint pro and con
concerning the utlair. A mere remark
in a case of this character when
it has run its course develops
nmst wnmlerfiillv until it become a moun
tain of idle, malicious fancies. The sym
pathy of the gum-rut public, appears to be
with the deceased. The f.ictlhat lie was
shot iu the buck, without warning, is gen
erally condemned; yet, on the other blind.
Mr. Freeman hasu number of warm sup
porters, wko are of tlie opinion that ho did
the correct thing. On further investigation
ol the mailer it was learned from James
'Chambers, a son of the deceased, that his
fatherlunl never been absent from homo at
any springs, nor had he ever been out of
tuo ritv over iwentv-iuur nours in
n time during the past year.
It will be remembered thai Freeman
charires that Chambers fallowed his wife to
tho snrini.s, (said to he Hot. Hprings) and
that lie assumed his, (Freeman's) name and
registered wilh his wife as her husband.
Mrs Chambers has to the great gratilira
tion of her friends, rceovcied her iniml, ami
her change lo enncionsness was accompan
ied by the most profound grief. A silly
rumor wts afloat on the streets to the ef
fect that Mrs. Chambers had committed
suicide, which was entirely without found
ation. Suniluv Freeman was escorted from the
jail by Jpuly HbrrifT Hmitli to the office
of Iiis attorney, Messrs. Clint it Thomp
son, with whom he remained closeted tin
niest of the day. .fudge H. llurksdule bus
also been retained by tlie defense as associ
ate counsel in the case. The counsel for
the defense will this morning sue out a writ,
of habeas corpus for Freeman before Judge
Aldrcdgu of tlie District Court.
The jury of inquest empaneled by
Justice lvlwurds (Saturday ni;,'!it to
inquire into the ihaiincr in which
the deceased ciinie to his death,
ul'ter examining two witnesses adjourned
over until Sunday morning, when further
testimony was taken. The following .ire
the proceedings:
ji'liY or i mirnsT.
JrATKOF Tkxs, Cointy of Dallas'.
' Evidence taken at an inquest held at No.
Ill l.amar street, on December 17, IKsl,
taken by W. M. K 'wards, Justice of the
1'eaeo and Acting Coroner, and a jury upon
view of tlie dead body of ii. A. Chambers.
The following are the names of those thai
composed the jury of inquest: ,1. Hphun, It.
K. Dest, (I. R. llolloway, T. 0. Haily, C. 1).
Yrceland and J. F. Kendall.
J. 1. TF.AROAN,
the first witness examined, being
swora, testified as follows: "I do busi
ness on l.uinar street, city of Dallas; I
knew R. A. Chambers; ho is now dead;
about A o'clock I heard u gun lire and ran
out on the sidewalk ami saw lir.
Chambers lying on his all-fours, and
ho spoke to me, asking tuo to help him us
nc uaa dccii siioi; siuycti wun nun until
he died; lound that there were fifteen
holes in him; supposed they wero made, bv
tmck-sliot; do not know wko shot him, but
soon attenvants l saw Mr. l-roouiau with u
shot gun in his hands and he was in charge
oroilicer ( rowdus; Ihcso wounds were un
der his right shoulder, behind, lust above
the waist band; I know Mr. Freeman, have
known him tor some time; we are on
good terms; Chambers died about fifteen
minutes alter he was shot.
Cross-examined: 1 could not see Cliam
lie.s nor l'reumau when the shot was tired;
he did no! speak to anyone else; I wot the
first one to get to the dead man;
nr. i.ettwieu cunui up ana next
Dr. Wilcniott, FA. Ycargnn and some other
geiilleau-ii who I did not know; we then
curried Chambers into Patterson's drug
more: Chambers was not out of invsii-lil
until liu was searched and oxiinincd audit
bundle ol lettersaud someothcr things were
found on him; Chambers had no piMol on
his person; when I went to him his f.u e
Was towards the north; Isaw no pistol near
Mr. Chambers, but did not look closely;
us I stepped out the door Chambers wiis
about ten leet toward Mum street 1mm my
door. Kverything found on his person was
turned over to City Marshal Arnold.
r. L, W1I.F.MKTT,
the second witness, testified: About quar
ter to 3 o'clock this evening 1 was on 101m
street, near K. M. Kaliu's, when I heard a
heavy report ot a gun: 1 rundown Lamar
street past l'ulterson's dntg-store, wheiu I
found a man Iving, his'fuio downwards; I
assisted Mr. J. 1 1. Yeuriruiwiiid Mr. l.uUw.irh
to carry the man into Patterson's drug
store; he was shol in tho hack, live of the
shots going through: ho lived ulmjit sev
enteen minutes; I ilid not know the man
by name; knew him as a tailor; when he
was examined 1 counted sixteen holes on
Ins right side back of Ins shoulder; I do
not know who shot lina; Mr. John Year
gan, Left wich and myself carried him into
the store; 1 did not see tho map nt the
time he was shot, iicilherdid 1 see the mini
who shot him; he did not speak so ns to
bo understood after I reached him;
there wc.s a largo crowd around thobaly
when I reached it; when he was scan-bod
1 saw some letters of ordinary sise; white
envelopes about six or oieht in number;
they were neatly tied up ; Mr. Arnold took
charge of the ellects found an the, body;
I saw no photograph or picture f uny one
among the effects lound on the dead man
but did not examine clowely; I was (in the
corner of Kim and l.amar streets at F. M.
Kalins corner. I started over towards San
ger Brothers nnd got half way when 1 saw
a crowd at Pattersons drug store; I turn
ed and run directly to where tha man was.
J. A. riowDua.
tho third witness, testified : I was standing
an urn iinriiicasi corner oi i.ainaraiHl .Main
Ktreets this evening; was looking across
Main street when I heard a gun. lire; I
turned around and saw Mr. Freeman with
a shot gun in his hands. J to win about
four or five feet from me; I took charge of
him and carried him to Sheriff Jones; I
took the gun troin Mr. Freeman's hands
and delivered It to Sheriff Jones; it was a
double-barreled breecli loader; I did not
examine it closely; I saw, goon after the
gun was fired, a man lying on the sidewalk
down Lamar street, about ten
or twelve etepi, whom I afterwards
found to bo Mr. Chambers: 1 did not see
Mr. Freeman fire the gun, but he told me
that he had tired it; Freeman did not deny
the shooting, but asked aie to take him to
the Sheriff, saying that lie wished to give
himself up; ho made no resistance wuau
ever when I took charge ef him; he ap
peared to be in a passion and spoke excit
edly: the gun was a now one; he said that it
was his gun; that he hail bonght it to de
fend himself with and that it had nnlv
been fired once: 1 am a police nicer of
ui j suss guy; nr. rrecnian sain when 1
took barge of him that the man he had
shot had mined him; that he had
broken up his family and seduced bla wife.
I. m. LSArAan,
the fourth witness, testified: A little be
fore A o'clock this evening I was standing
near the door ef Patterson's drug store; I
. was about Ave or aix feet from the door; 1
saw tho man who is dead standing about
tenor twolvo feet from the door; I saw a
man on the corner of Lamar and Main
streets, on the sidewalk, raise a ttn and
fire down towards me; the dead man fell on
ii'.?. r,mT, wh!n . the "n n'i;
liil-10 Brl th lln -boot
i..J!S " '"r"1 lrt" 'ri' the, man who
h!r.!T 1 U' not k""w o't'"" of them; I
. v ,rjr ,, ,nj jUJl fu i
4 i
ilm-ascd expired, some one asked him if he
ilid'nt want some one to go alter his wife;
deceased said "ves;" ibis was the last and
only word I heard him speak.
Ml. J. H. SMITH.
the fifth witness testified : 1
first saw the deceased in Patterson's
drug store. No. J 11 Lamar street,
between film and Main streets; was with
liini from fifteen to twenty minutes before
bodied; saw the examination of his body
andcountid fifteen or sixteen holes ill his
back, below the right shoulder; I am not ac
quainted with either the deceased or the
accused; the deceased had lour or five holes
in I lie body in front, immediately opposite
those in the back; I saw Marshiil Arnold
search the pockets of the deceased; saw him
take out money, tobacco, papers and some
other things; the store ami sidewalk were
crowded with people when I got there.
This closed the testimony taken, and the
jury of inquest returned tlio following ver
dict: The deceased, one U. A. Chambers,
rsme to his death at about fifteen minutes
to A o'clock ii. M. on December 17th, 1M,
from the duels of n gun shot wound in
dicted from a gun in the hands of one A.
Freeman."
ltd I.lp pnil Rosy Cheeks.
Wlir.M.inn W, Va May .W, lssi. I am
nn old physician, and have lost many of my
youthful prejudices. Learning of the great
gisid done h t a certain remedy in restoring
to robust health a former patient of mine,
who suffered severely from several chronic
ailments, resulting from wrak pulmonary,
digestive and urinary organs, and whom I
was unable to benefit with my most careful
treatment, I determined to prescribe it. I
have ih.ncss, and t ie results have invaria
bly been most satisfactory. Cndcr its use
(lie nlood becomes richef.the digeslive.uri
nry and pulmonary organs aro made
strong and perform their nat
ural (unctions readily and without
pain: all decay seems to' be immediately
checked and tlie progress of the disease ar-
rosieo; me puiso necoiues inner ami strong
er, the lips red nnd the cheeks rosv, the
temperature increasod nud more uniform,
tho action of the heart regular, and the
innscular strength greatly invigorated. 1h
Justice to the inventors, Twill sv this rem
edy is Lrnwn s iron Hitters; it is a prepara
tion ol iron and veeelalilo tomes; contains
no alcohol, and is the only preparation of
iron iu a perfect assimilable form, and that
docs not blacken the teeth. I have never
known it to lad to gi.ve permanent strength
to every part ol tho body, or to injuro the
most delu-Aie enuetitutiou. I have known
it to assist in curing many chronic diseases
when all all other remedies I in 1 failed.
II. 1).
itpim.s or iNTEiucsr.
A marble qnsrrv of vast extent has beep
discovered in Spokane, Oregor.
Troy capitalists aro considcrisg the pro
ject ot ouiiiung a f,i Ai,i) note!.
There huve been 21.1 davs of Erie canal
navigation during the season just closid.
r.-.ssnmaquodiiy, Maine, Indians are
shooting largo numbers of deer. They re
port them very plenty.
An .vlu,m for incurable lunatii s is to be
erected at lflejuif, near Paris. The cost
will be 4,000,1X10 francs.
nice, tuo emiicrziing internal revenue
collector at New Orleans, was lined $IU,.'f01
nnd sent to prison tor two years.
Since the hrsirninir nf the year theaggre
gate sum put out In ,n I- nineisti, on city
inortgsge cellule ml, is Jll.Wl.MH.
A hunter in Mariposa county, California,
is said to have shot a deer last inouth which
had two pairs id horns on its head.
A thief snatched a valuable fur cup from
the head of a giiiitlninan in the street in
Quebec on Friday and run oil' with it.
The French-working electricians, cm
ployed at Ibe exhibition of electricity, have
invited their foreign colleagues to a ban
quet. MacLeod, of MacLeod, is an eccentric
I'o itjoii, who recently arrived at Nice wilh
sonic remarkable traveling companions
two huge cuts, each accompanied by n per
sonal uMciidutit.
I'liele Jac'c I till, of Macon counlv, (icor
gia, died la-t week at (lie advanced age ol
li'7. lie wiw the father ol twenty-two
children, lie never took a liose of 'medi
cine in his life, but wns always fond of UU
toddy.
William Harris, who plead guilty to sell
ing a LUcent lollciy ticket to a policeman
iu New York, wiis sentenced to ten dm s ii,
tlie penitentiary and n line uf Slut), ,',r nn
additional day for each dollar if the fine
not paid.
M. Dillon's fine trii-rolief representing
Miralieau in the act of answering the Mar--inisile
Dreux-llreie at the Nuti nal Assem
bly, Paris, in 17SII, will be cast in bronze,
and placed in the hall of the Chamber oi
Deputies.
Tlie liihliothcque de 1'Acadi inie de Med
icinc, which was created iu KS5.1, and which
is one ol the most beautiful and important
of its class, has been authorized to accept n
legacy of several thousand volumes lett to
it by Dr. Mathel.who recently died in Paris,
The, mutcrinlsjlor building Count Po
tocki's mansion at the corner of tho Avenue
de I'riedland and the Hue de llalxac, iu
Paris, cost ti.OnO.OOf) francs, nnd a like sum
will be spent on the interior decorations.
Thetonejias all been brought from the
Jura.
Jacob N. Yoder, a wealthy farmer resid
ing a few miles from M illershurg, O,, went
out on the perch, the oilier morning, and
while leaning ngaiast the railing it gave
way atid'he it'll a distance of about five, leet.
His neck was broken, and he died iustaiit'.y!
Pensylyania courts do not rccogniru the
great truth that a man who is running for
office may bo libeled with impunity by the
opposition crowd, and ono of them has
given judgment for $.V00 damages against
a newspaper which called a recent candidate,
for Congress a thief.
A surveyor while in Shasta county, Call,
fornia, lately found a fine lot, of fossils.
Amaiig them are blemites, otherltes, and
ammonites of tho cretaceous geological
period. Tlie most interesting specimen is
an ammonite over two-feet iu diameter,
nearly entire, showing tho largo corruga
tions of tlie outer shell,
Dr. 8troussherg,tho once famous railway
king and baukiupt, has been busy iu re
trieving his shattered fortunes with
street-railways and cheap newspapers in
Merlin, and has regained tho confidence of
capitalists, which he seems never to have
entirely forfeited. His latest enterprise
alma at tho construction of the lonc-phm-ned
Euphrates Kailway. He has secured
all the necessary contracts and is now ri.
ing the required funds.
Queen Caroline, of Maxonv, is suffering
from an lllnass which is atrihutedtoa cause
unusual in royal households. Her maJcMv
aaa a mania for ceoking, in which she ex
cels, especially In the preparation ol frnlt
preserves. The crop of fra it in Saiony this
year was so ahundant that the Queen la
bored night and day In the composition ef
hvriaraaand Jtllirs. which sbn ws. ,r
eonrsc, obliged to tasto constantly. The
consequent fatigue and lndigestion'broaglit
on a serlois Illness.
At the close of tht Ilevalntlniiirv ii,.
Maryland Legislature passed a law giving
to the heirs of. officers of the Man-land lln.'
killed in battle flflv acres of land, without
patent, and it was provided that no taxes
should assessed until the lands were
t'easferred by the heirs to other parties.
Most of the lands were located in whtt.
now Garrett county, and were only valua
ble fer the timber growing upon them.
The heirs, being unable to sell, took nn
steps to seenro their tides, and It Is alleged
that the presentowners hold under eseheata
Issued upon false assertions that there were
no living heirs. The rapid advance in the
value of property in (Inrrett eounly has
Lli
"i wm nam ,ui inigaiion is in
rrosj'ecu
GREAT GERM DESTROYER
DARBY'S !
Prophylactic Pliiid ! j
fsi PiUinor of SMALL1
POX Prevented,!
Ulcers purltksl
healed .
and
Dvat-nterv cured.
Wounds healed rapidly
Removes nil uuplvas
ant oders.
Tetter dried up.
It is perfectly harmless
For sore throat it U a
Burt- euro.
Contiinion Vst roved .
Sick rooms I'lirincthind
mm lo )iU'asnt.
Kevorud uml vwk per
suni h'lifvod nml
nf tvshct I by lmtliin
with I'niphyinclU;
Klnid iulut'd lo the
WHUT.
Cnturrh rcUovcd and
v u rod.
KrysdpelftR cured.
Burns rolit-viMl instant
ly. Soars prevented.
DIPTHERIA
Iprevented
la fuot It U tha prrat
Disinfectant and
renared ly
J
H. ZEILIN & CO.,
MA.NCKACTt'llINd I'llKMl'TS.
HOI K pHnPKlKTOK".
In Jlosts of I tnnillos
irnntcitcr'n Puunncli Ilftture is a much rocardcl
ax a lionschold nt'i-sily nssur or niVui The
rciisnn nf IIiIh N limt ydar'pnf vxprrltMU!? haw
prttvt'd il to he pcrfirUy reliable in tlmsc chsi-p
tf (.'lnrrnt'ncy where a prninpt and eonveiiienl
retnrdy is tlcmaniied. ('tnisupution. liver com
plaint, dyspepsia, indigestion and oilier troubles
tire overeoiiie ly it.
For sale bv all Pruiruists and Pealers, to
"'''w njM'lv tor MnBt"th-v't lmnnne for t S'.? .
Special Jicittcc.
BB-STOCKIIOLDKR'a MKKTrNG. -Notice li
hereliy Riven, that a annual meeting of the
Uoi khol.lers of the Pallns and Western Rail
way Company wilt be held at the general office
of the company In thoelty of Dallas, Texas, on
the 20th day of January, A. D., I's-J, for the
transaction of such business as may come be
lore them, CIIAS. II. ( 01. K,
Managing Director.
orrn a oftiik Tktas Tri-sk. It. It.ro.,)
Dallas, Tkx., Dee. i;tb, issi. )'
The siinual meeting of the stockholders of the
Texn Trunk Railroad Company, will be held at
Iheolli. eof theeompsny In the city of Dallas,
State of Texas, at I'.! o'clock noon, on Tuesday,
the ITlh day nf January, A. D. 11. for the alec-1
lion of directors, t-:A (raiisiiction of inch
other business is ,,.uy In- brought before it. Tin
annual iiieethia of Hie dire-tors will be held at
o'clock p. in., at the same place and day.
W. I, ('AUKI.i,,
Vice rreideiit Texas Trunk ii. U. Co.
I. A. r.nmxsoN, Peeretarv.
' .',--'I'lU KIIOI.DKliS' M1'.KTNtl -Notice h
hereby given, that -e- II aiaiil meeting of
the srockholilers of iIk) lliiTau'" Texas A Mexl-
:tui Central Ituihvny Compiuiy will be held nl
the general olllees of the eomimnv, In the eitv
if Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas, on the Hull day of
January, A. D. 1S.' for tin-election of Directors
nml for the transaction of such other business
.is may come before It.
ASAIILLF.IIKNXETT.
di-tm Seenlnry.
DljiSOLl'TION'-Xotlee is hereby given that
the grading linn of Doyle ,t Handles has this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
N.neinlior-.sili, IKm. llOYt.U i RL'SDLKS.
niio-tf
u -' II KISK AS, It has been found that the cap!.
!al siock of the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Cen
tral railway company, now being T.",UH) shares,
of the par value of SI1 0 each. Is Insufficient to
'''instinct and operate Its mud, and that it is de
sirable to Inereasi- tho sumo from 7,",rXiO slum s,
or ST.500.000 to IOT.,000 shares, or to JlO.iM,
iMO, tho totalumnuiil hclng 8 2 .000 Her mile:
Therefore, Ho It resolved that a meeting of
tlietslockholdors be and the samo is hereby
ailed to bo held at the ofllce of the company, al
Dallas, Texas, on the J:id day of January, lsx,
to consider the proposition of Increasing its
capital stock from tl 1,00,1 to $20,noo per tulle, In
accordance with tho preamble hereto, and to
consider the proposition of issuing a series ol
Income bonds if the samo bo deemed necessary:
thai llio secretary lio ami is hereby Instructed
to give legal notlco to each stockholder, of th
iyao ami plaeo and purpose nf said meeting.
lty order or tho board of directors.
ASA1IELF. 11KNNKTT, Secretary
-or-
Assignee's Sale!
I will sell atpubllo .'auction for cash, lo tli
hlithesl bidder on
Wednesday, tha lath llajr of Dre'cmticr,
In the town nf CalTcrt, all of Iho assets of tho
arm or ti. w . I.applucton ti Co., (except mich as
arc held aseotloteral) cmiiliitliiK of about H,J 0
of Dry Goods, Clothlna, etc.; almut o,(l00 of
r(HH!rle: about tX, m of Hardware. Farming
Impleinenla, ttc., and about rilooo of Notes and
Accounts, list of which will be furniihcil on dst
of tale, or prlorthereto if desired, for Inspection;
tho tale to be made cither In bulk, Including all
the merchandise etc, and claims; or rsch Hue,
ty Groceries In bulk, Dry Goods, Clotliln, to.
In bulk, Hardware In bulk, and clslins In bulk
separatc-ly, as tho Assignee mat rtcclda on (lay
of salt. J. S. MeLENDOlt,
Aealgna.
J. B. MoLEOD,
(Mia nr nnermsn.)
- 1'HOPKIKTOH
St. George Hotel!
KO. m MAIK ST., DALLAS, TEXAS,
ST1UOTLY FIRST-CLASS.
Rati..2 yr Aaf.
. t U rutin t
" "' & U Qil
-SCARLET
FEVER I
cured!
p CELEBnflTED
felS . STOMACH p?
!
llv.,...i i. ,i. .,.,i..
r(.,; All civilized natlo'iii! siiD'.t iL it mre
or less. Inn ime.e so much uh the p, oil, of tlie
t'niled Stiites. It is here In the new world that
the disease has become domesticated, and we.
as a people, have threatened to monopolise Us
miseries . Let ua cheek its further limxrcss by
the u.-e of
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
LAND!
J. S. DAUGHERTY,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Will glvo special attention to securing good
IIIILCIIIIVIIIO Jit MUl'llUr
COLONIES,
Location for stock ranches, pine lands for saw
mills unit farming lands.
llo will give special attention to tho invest
ment of Texas A 1'iicitlc- Railroad Company
LAID G-PJffi BOMS
In hands of the Company,
Having had a surveying corns on the frontier
of Texas for the Inst eight years, and traveled
extensively In the stale, lie is thoroughly
acquainted will) the quulltv of hinds
ill different portions, ns well as iho
title lo tin, same, mid being
familiar with the dliler
cut proposed lines of
JiAILIiO ADS,
His facilities for assisting purc hasers to good
bargains are unsurpassed, and lie
Guarantees Satisfaction
To all parties entrusting him with their business
He is also prepared tiTfnrnish, on short notice,
Complete Abstracts
(ift)tloof Dallas city and county nrouerir
Ho!ep3i!iiG Physician E
5(Si Klin Street,
CO
DALLAS TEXAS.
C. E. VREELAND,
Wholesiito Dealer in
Printers' Supplies,
Bsar.k Books, Stationary, Paper Bags,
Twin ;s, Etc., Etc.
AW MAIN STRKKT, DALLAS. TEXAS.
l'rlnt'd manllln wrapplnj; paper a sneelal'v
a 1 sizesmiil m-lrlns. w ItU ems nnd cards suit
..Ide iorany kind of business, tit. Louis prices,
rreiclit added.iind Kiiiiranlced.
Orders m iu by mail will be promptly nnd
:r!!'!s''Ves"n,.1'ri,V"
SCHOELLKOPF & CO.;
Manufavtiircrs and Dealers 1h
Saddles, Harness,
Bridle3, Etc.
AND WHOLES A LR KEALKKS IN
Leather, Shoe Findings,
and Saddlery Hardware.
, M.1 and (1(5 Elia St., Dallas, Texas.
Our connection with tanners and maiinfactur
ra hiurt, enables us lo compete in prices ol
Louis.
.......... .. vuivi'KdfU. r.-w iiri,.R,ifl nr c
8HERRILL BROS.,
NEW EAST DALLAS STOUTS
HardwareTstoves,
AND TINWARE.
Just opened on tha comer of IVarl and Elm
Streets, a new lUrdwan-, Slovus, Tinware
Store for East Dallas We will (L-al fairly an
svll reasonably. Call and see. '
IBliox-l-111
d7 1m
1147 Klin Rtrcet.
SHEEP FOR SALE!
Will arrive from Missouri, Dfeemlsjr It, with
1 ,000 MORE MERINO EWES
ippinaell; l. tlnuled Km, llpi4ng S
In. Kis-p eotulaiilly on hand shep fur aale at
. IO. W WKST.
dl7-diw-lw GalaeSTllle, Tax."
P. S. BORICII,
Exclusive Sign , Painter.
eigne palmed and tsnt lo aay part of TTie.
109 SYCAMORE ST.. DALLAS. TEX
Central He ' ol,
J. It. DavldsoiL Proprietor
Oor. Market 34th Pta., Oalws r
Transient Bon per Day
board by the (lay week or m t U"
WANTED. .
-S0 COOI I1RUM1R CAItrENTKIM, -And
1 Good Foreman on Pile tri Tee in ..n
, -....ns,., " ""si lenirai n. K. be
ln.n lllla. ett,l I -1. !,... . . .
... au.i.iu s, (itnlrartnra,
4M jui Main lltees DsUaa
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A. P. DAVIS, M. D. r( g 1
PAPER
iTvofcssional.
Br. E. L. THOMSON
Respectfully niTers his Professional Services
to the citizens of Dallas.
OFFICK, 001 MAIN STKKET.
Residence, corner Live Oak and Pearl. Tele
phone at residence. dU-lm
II. S. MKLYEN,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
HEAL ESTATE AG EST,
AND DEALER IN EXCHANGE,
Seymour, Baylor Co., Tei,
Banking Correspondents: Adams & Leonard,
Dallas, Texas; Henry Warren -Si Co., Weather
ford. Texas.
WHAKTON 1JKANC1I,
LAWYER,
NO. 109 MARKET ST.. GALVESTON
Will purchase Texas ands for parties desir-
Ing to hivest. W'ilxanilnctlilesetc.
W. B. Wrioht, Bawmi Robkrtson,
0. G. Waioiioi.
Wrights & Robertson,
Attoaiievs at Law,
No 71n Main Street. Up Stairs,
DALLAS, TEX A3
J. M. THURMOND,
Attorney at Law,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
No. 311 Main Street, First Floor.
TJIOS. B. DAVIS,"
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WEATIIERFORD, TEXAS.
Land Mattel and Collections a Spcelalty.
OFIr'K'F, IN COl'BT IIOCSK.
" DR. S. EAGAN, "
ITavinir permanently located In Pallas, ro
peetfully oilers his professional services to the
Coinuiiiuitv,
OKKicR-71.1 MAIN STREET.
Resldeiii-e Omnd Windsor ' r.dcl.
J. II. GIBBS, M. D.,"
OCULIST AND AURIST.
ftnlne r.117 Vim Ktr,.At tV If ' TT
Bro. lnir ."tore. "
Olllee hours 10 a. m. to 1 p. m
HENRY BLACK,""
A-ttoriioy nt IjiAV
Albany, ShscVdlfonl Cn.,T.-jp.9.
Law and Land Office,
HENRIETTA. CLAY COl'STY. TEXAS.
A. P. McKinnon E. O. Cam.
McKINNON & CALL,
Attorneys at Law and Land Agents,
HILLSnOKO, HILL CO., TEXAS.
w Speeial attention Riven to Commercial and
Laud l.ltnmtinn. Will practice, iu ihu Federal
ami Supreme Courts of tlm Stale, in all Iho
Courts of Hill, and iu district courts of adjoin
UK counties, llnve a complete nnd perfect ab
l rni t of titles to all surveys of land in Hill Co.
V. L. Cbahfoiip. l. F. Smith.
CRAWFORD & SMITH,
Attorneys at Law
DALLAS, TEXAS.:
Office- y.,nn ifni,, street
INDIAN I THE GREAT
A.COKN
OIL.
MXIMENT.
Professor o. I, llul.lmrd. In speaklinr of cures
be had seen perficracl by the Aincricaii In
il aus says; I never saw an In.liun have ail
li.eer or foul wound In my life, neither is there
such a tldiiK to be .found iuiioiil' Ibeiii; thi-v
cure lthcimuillsni, eurali;la, l.innbaL'n or Sel
alic" Sprains, Hi ulses, Aches, r leers. Hums and
.-i nlils, s.re 1 lirot, Salivation, Lameness iu
Morses, sculy nnil skin Diseases, Sores ami Old
1 leers Stillness of .loiutsauil SwellillK of Nodes,
etiv. infallil le and never miss. Their elilel
remedy is Aeoni .ill." From the London
Lauci-t and I'linie. For Suit- by nil linguists.
T. L. MARSALIS,
'Wholesale
G-ROOBE,
Dallas, Texas.
HOLLO WAY & CO.,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FVuit nml Irotluce.
APPLE CIDER SPECIALTY.
0. R. MILLER"
BUILDER.
986 Main Blreet,
5 A .IiJtXi
.TIili: OTT'S.
GUN' STORE,
fit A si in-r i.n..
GmiHmlltiitiK, HipnollCuttlnir, lMuk
mid Hnn llrimlrlnir.
No. ay Klra streel . Tnt
GARRETT & WOOD,
Ootnrnjaalon, Grain nil rnMuoe
807 MAIN STREET.
)U"M ' 1iaa
DlaMlutlon of (o.prtnershlp.
,u. . ,u u , , '". '."V "'nrani Mis.
Jhe Metninolllan Dlnliif Hall, at 7ij
-n.u . n-n, m me eny or lln aa, s I ils
-lay dljsJ!,ea by mutual wnsen
.11 II.MIlVle, of W hteTr'if I.nr"niin
"n win ennunno uie nnainess at (he
r.-- --....k . woiiki mpeeiniuy sol CH the
onijtluuwH of ih, fvorstde pstroimne of tbc
finn rvi.i, n It KIT ) A I.I-
DallM. Te.ss, Is this day dUil'd. ". ,Ttn,
said flrm. J. II. I.tntwlek will conilmi, buslnest
aT.. i-vuinvr iif, iset, 011-31
TEXAS km R
with its connections
FORM
The Direct Line
FROM
TEXAS
TO
ST TfllTTtj
CINCINNATI,
PHILADELPHIA
BOSTON,
U'l.lll
C'HIf'AfiO.
PITTSllt'RO,
NEW YORK.
HALTI.MORK.
RICHMOND
CHAT TANOOt-A,
A1LAJITA.
" points
Nortn. Kno nn.i ex, r .
Trains leave Dallas Station asfolIU,
IA8T BOUND.
No. 2, througlicxpress...... . ,
w p. m
WKST BOUND.
No. a, throuch express ....
Trains Nos. iu nnd 19 will V.- 5 P- M
between LoKview and 'Ln Wonh"7 passi'"
Nos 2 and 3 connect at Big Sprlrurs whs .
n.no7a,u aud & 'iats
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CASS
. , Daily 11,-iween
1 Springs, Fort Worth, Dallas and
Without Change.
Vnr Mi.bnta .... " iT
ronws d 1 rates! apply to'"mmUon '""diag
ti t?'.w-TMrS0N, Jr.
Ticket Aent Dallas. Te,
O. . HKUILKS
Assistant Cciiernl Pasnenm-r Aren't
F. 'IIA.VDI.KK
e'ieralPn,s,'Awnt
11. M. IKiXlh,
.. lieneml Malinger
Houston h Texas Gentrai R'y
AND CONNECTIONS
Iho only line mnning throiiRh the central ul
best portions of the State of Tci "J
Passeuffcr Express ti.
Express
Daily Fast Fre!rLit
Between T P. V A a ...j
Ml (I
Lines
-. . . ,1, IV,
Kansas City, St,Loi,l8 aild ciiicaso!
PULI.MAN'S PAI.ACK SI.KKPIKQ CABU
taeh way, dally, without change,
.Between St. Louis & I loiistc. a
vlaSednliaaiid -U
Missouri Pacific Kailway.
TO to t',(X) miles
Tho P1IORTIWT LINK i.,H(.n T
Kansas 'ity llannll.ul and all poi'm,
North nnd EHft
Passenirers buvu choice of rouies, via Denis.
and Missouri Pnciiie railway to Kns..
ti n- 1 """"""" "r St. Louis, or via
The Texas A New Oilcans All-Rall Through
Line, via Houston and Kew Orleaiul
K IT HOP 12.
ThroiiKh tickets from or to any point In Great
Kriuiin or Continent of Europe, via the
Houston Texas Centra Rallvrar,
And all ral to Nuw York, thence via
horth Cerinan l.loyd,
, While tar,'luman,
Mississippi A Dominion,
i r- . . Hottenbim, Itallnn
And Gencralo Trausatlami-iiie .Stemnsbin Llnca
on sale at the followlna; elatlons
Galveston, Ilouslon. Calvert
Hremond, llrenham. ven
JCKinney, IleinlisUad WhitiW
Slieriiian,
AUStlll, Moren '
llenison.
Navasota, t'orsleina.
Dulliui,
TtrVMii
lliiia,
Hearne.
. ... miuuiiKiioii ns io rates of passaco and
freiahls, route., etc., apply ia p,!rson "r by
letter, to A. F.VDI.KNKIt,
K. D. T RI'K. TUXaS 2ARy
A. (I. K. A. ,;,
A.It.SWAVWJf. J. VVAj'o,
(ten 1 s ui-t q k a. i, 'i
HOl'sTON'. TEXASiT
1
NORTH AND EAST VIA
Texas and St. Louis
SHORT LINE !
Composed of International and Great
Northern, Texas & Piieiflc, and st. .
Louis, IronMoiintalii & Routliern Eallwayi.
The I'ojiiilar Homo n-oiu Austin to
fcsl . Louis.
rillCAflO, IXDIAXAI'OLIS.
iTnsiti Kfj, m i i u,
NKW VOItlv CITY. ItOS'i'ON.
And all liitenninedlate I'olnts.
ISO Mik. Shorter anJ 0 llcor. QnlcXcr
than any other Hue. Through tickets ouMle at
Austin and other principal
polnta in Texa.
Fullman Palaco Sleeping Cars.
BAfJOAOK CIIKCKRD TO DKSTTlNIAOS
For tickets and further Information
as to rates, routes, etc., call upon
P. J. LAWLES8, Aseit
First Kntlonal Dank Buildiiifr, Aastin Teiu.
Or address, 0. W. EDQQLE8.
Geu'l I'ass. Aa't St. Leali
H. H. MAELET, 8. W. Pasi. Ag't. Dallaa, Tmu.
The Texas & Pacific Railway
and Its connections form the
MOST IMKIX'T & Ol'ICKKHT MMB
-FROM
All Points ia Texas
TO
RT. IjOCIS, M KMrillH,
llllCAtK), NAMIVIIXK,
t'AIKO, I,Ol isvii.i.i;
IMI ANAl'OLIS, 'If AHAMHRIA
TOI.KIM), ATLANTA,
AND ALL l'OIXTS
' North, EasUndJoathwsst.
Trains arrive and leave Austin station as W
lows: No .1 mail and express arrives at at i
No i mall and etpn-ss b-aves slli;;l a ia
Connections At Texarlana, with all traln
St. Louis, Iron Mmintaln it houtlu-rii ltillro4
for all polnta North, Kant and Houtlu-ni-l '
UiiirvIcw Junction and Mlneola, with all tr
for Interiiatlonikl llallroad for Tyler, Putt-Hint
Houston, austiii, Ualrvston and ssn mtnn
At Dallas, with train, of tho Houston A TriJ
Central R'w'y, for tVirslcana, Mcxla, llrriww
Waco. Calvert, Hi-van, Hempstead. Bren
and all polnta In Middlo and southern Tei"
ot Sherman, with Hi 111 K'y, for all pd""
on the line of that Mad. at Kort Worth, w
slnaee for all points in Western Teisa
shrevcKrt, with Red Itlver atcaairri
New Orleans. Pullman's l'alsce slecpln
from Fort Worth, Dallas and shcrmsa to
Ixiil. any Information In reitard " 'J
freiehta or passane.'tlme and u-nneeUMrtTr
Ik ehoerfiillv alveli on application to
Noble. (leu'I aupt, Marshall, Teins; W- a'f
man, 0. r. a, Harshall, Teins! or R. W. Tboa
u. r. a l . A. Harsnall .Teias.
DESIRABLE CITY PROPEBTT
For Sole!
The aiaenlgoed will toll aay ef till fc!!1
rropeny, Tin ,
M by lm feel north we( corner Row are
"-( i-enri sireeL wun aion, hntiKO inerei- -
,11, ,. ., rt. . . . .. ,. . . ...u w,"
rr.,oi-neo morcou, o IVI7 KlS arcnne -M(
C IV llnil Hlm 1KB Vl,n .IrraL with S1
iON MOUNTAIN
a. i. llBnttLBI, ai fJl""