Norton's Union Intelligencer. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 303, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 3, 1884 Page: 4 of 4
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Norton's Union Intelligencer.
orfick cok. sycamore and elm 8tk1cet8
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
a first-CLASS i'APKR,
AS second - CLASS- MATT Eli.
Table cloths and napkins are much
ornamented with fringes.
Japanese chintz is very popular for
entered at the dallas rosT office portieres between an alcove aud bed-
room.
The wool growers of the United
States hold a national convention at
Chicago, May 17.
Wide, flat, plush frames on pictures
have a large bunch of fruit—peaches,
apples or oranges—fasteuedon the up-
per left hand corner with a broad rib-
bon. bow.
SATURDAY* MAY 3, 1881.
"Little
fcauco.
Joker" is the best Nanking to-
LOCALS.
Pay np your subscriptions.
Look regularly for the
during this campaign.
intelligencer
For bargains, in horses and baggies eon-
suit our advertising columns.
For rare political information take the
Intelligence during 1881.
the largest and
wheat, says he
that his crop
Remittances are cordially received from
all subsoribers to the Intelligencer.
-Don't wear dingy or faded things
when the ten-cent Diamond Dye will make
them good as new.. They, are perfect.
The Intelligencer always supports its
friends—and! never goes out of the way te
advance the interest of those who don't show
aa appreciation of it..
Battle Creek, Mich., Jan. 31,1879.
Gentlemen—Having been afflicted for a
number of years with indigestion and gene-
ral debility, Dv the advice of the doctor I
nsed Hop Bitters, and must say they afford-
ed me almost instant relief. lani glad to
Tie able to testify in> their behalf.
Thos.'G. Knox..
A farmer who has lor three years
practiced sowing
plumpest kernels of
knows tor a certainty
improves.
A tailor has made a very effective
stair carpet of patterns neatly sewn
together, as in patch-work, aud edged
with scarlet two inches wide. He
has taken care to have patterns all the
same size, and they look like thick
striped material.
N K. WRIGHT,
CONTEiACTOB & BUILIUSR
298 8jrca«nore Btreet.
DULA8, TEXAS
Jot-bin? of all kind promptly done,
H. HAMILTON.
dealer in
Paints Oils, Mares. Brackets
I Pall Paper,
Window Glaia,
Moulding, Etc., Etc.
A Large Supply of
Ready Mixed Paint*.
820 ELM 8TKEET, 826
DALLAS, TEXAS
CJEORGE EICK
Uaanfactorsr asd Wholesale and retail dealei in
—ALL KINDS OF-
Furniture
No. 730 & 732 Elm
Dallas, Texas.
Price* to suit th ©Times. Oall and Examine vioode
Bplore Purcha»ei utf Elsewhere
Regenerarion fcr Enfeeble! System', (~
Sample copies- ol tiie Intelmokncek
ean always be had at the Lniklugknckr
©thee, five cents- each.
The Dallas County Republican Campaign
Club meets every Wednesday and Saturday
evening at 8 oiclock, in Turner Hall. A
cordial invitation is extended to all Repub-
licans to attend'.
By order* of the President,
E. S. THAYER, Secretary.
Sweet corn is a most excellent
green-fodder crop. The ears add
greatly to the vaiue of the fodder:
hence it is mors profitable to plant so
the crop will ear abundantly. One
acre of sweet corn will feed forty
cows for ten days.
One thousand pounds of strictly
"gilt-edge" butter are sold every
week in the Boston market at from
60 to 80 cents per pound. New York
takes from 3,000 to 4,000 pounds at
the same price, and in both cities the
demand is not equaled by the supply.
Much ingenuity is used in placing
mattings on the floors of summer
residences. A bright colored piece is
tacked all around the floor aud a
square of the same kind in the mid-
dle. The other space is tilled with
plain white or any individual taste is
Suffering from a general want of tone, and
its usual concomitants, dyspepsia and ner-
vousness, is seldom derivable from the use
of a nourishing diet and stimuli of appetite,
aiiaided, A medicine that Will effect a re-
moval ot the specific obstacle to renewed
health and vigor, that is a genuine correct-
ive, is the real jieed. It is the possession
of this grand requirement which makes
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters so effective as
an invigorant.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
"enerailv.
D MACKA Y M D
Residence Corner Asutin and Polk
Streets? Opposite Windsor Hotel.
carried out to lay
ner.
it in a nio-like man*
For bargains in land and lots consult the
Intelligencer.
The Texas Press Association convened in
Dallas on the 5th inst., and will be cordially
received and hospitably entertained by nlj ] poultry can
our people. The Intelligencer will'
gladly take a smile with them.
Hon. A. G. Malloy, Collector of Customs
at Galveston, Col.. J. G. Tracy, U. S. Mar-
shal of Houston, Hon. Asa Stratton,. U. S.
District Attorney of the Eastern District,
who lives down in old Brazoria, non. J. P.
Xewcomb, post-master of San Antonio;
David Redtield, postmaster at Cisco, Rich-
ard Allen, deputy collector at Houston,
Lib. Hart, of Greenville, Copes, of Brazon-
ia, Capt. Alex. Burgeo, of Van Zandt, F. W-
Bernhardt, of Abilene, Dr„G. U. Mead and
Capt. T. J. MoHugh,. of Calvert, Dr. S. L.
Gilbert and Col. Henderson and W. J. In-
gram of Sulphur Springs and many others
stopped off at the great city on their Fort
Worth Convention trip. It does them good
to view the beauties- of the Metropolis of
Texat%.
A Good Substitute.
Philadelphia Call.,
'• I say," said a railroad man run-
ning into a depot restaurant, "the for-
ward trucks of my car have slipped
oil' the rails. Have you jfot a piece of
iron anywhere about that we could use
for a lever?"
*T don't believe 1. have," replied the
proprietor.
•iVItat's this ?" asked'ihc brakeman,
trying to lift something from the
counter.
"That's a sponge cake."
it will doi if it isn't
will briii'' it back in a
"Well, I sfuess
too brittle
minute."
I
The advantage of preserving the
American buffalo or bison to cross
with the common stock has been often
urged. One farmer in Manitoba has
tried it,.but the result, except rejrards
picturesquencss, is net encourag-
ing The progeny are coarse, ill built
i liuials .and fjr no ordinary
ptupo- equal to any of our common
breeds of cattle. Of course. bulValoeg
tre not 2'i»od milkers; no wild stock is.
Even f( r beef they are coarse and
Dooiv
To pack laces, fold them in tissue
paper or soft linen, because white pa-
per contains bleaching acids, and dis-
colors and decays the ribbou or lace.
The same is true of white shoes aud
g'oves, and especially of silver orna-
ments. The latter, though worn ev-
ery evening, retain their purity and
brilliancy for mouths if kept in blue
tissue paper.
A good, dry, sandy soil is the best
for fowls, and this tact enables those
who possess poor, thin soils to make
poultry a specialty. Fruit, bees aud
be made to pay, when
operated together, on the lightest of
sandy soil, and such industries do not
demand extended areas, as no one
particular occupation will be in the
way of the other.
Pretty fringe foi edging bedroom
lambrequins and other cretonne dec-
orations cail be made bv raveling
stripes ot coarse gray linen, and at
short intervals sewing in a strand of
colored worsted. A heading is made
by turning down the top on the wrong
side, leaving a plain piece halt'-in inch
wide, which is covered with coarse
herring bone stitch in crewel or
wool.
A verrv pretty shade for a chandel-
lier globe is made of a band of bright
satin ribbon two inches wide, gather-
ed slightly at the upper edge to li t
just above the largest part of the
globe. The lower edge is bordered
with antique lace about three inches
in width, finished with a fringe of
embroidery silk of the color of the
ribbon, knoted into its pointed or
scalloped edge.
ADDRESSED TO T1 IE A FEE ICTEI)
HEALTH is WEALTH you cannot
be truly unhappy if iu health; it is
our Capital in life.
The unfortunate suffering from
Nervous Debility, Im potency,
Nervous Prostration, Seruinal
Weakness and the numerous forms oi
Genito Urinary derangements,
whereby the Generative Power is
weakened, and in time full v destroyed :
will find in DR. LOWRV'S WORLD
RENOWN REMEDIES a positive
Cure. By its use a permanent resto-
ration to health can be had, none need
dispair. young and old alike receive
the benefits promised.
This long tiled remedy has never
been found wanting, no "matter what
treatment you have previously had.
DR. LOWRY'S REMEDY infuses
new Like iu the Debilitated ; it as-
similates with "lie blood, and sup-
plies that deficiency in the Nervous
System, which is the cause of Debili-
ItTY AN1) PHYSICAL PROSTRATION.
acts on the Liver, Kidneys. Bladder,
and Reproductive Organs, c lusing
healthy secretions, thereby stopping
waste and building anew,—when the
face resumes the Bloom or Health,
the Eye its Lustre, and the Brain
its Power. This remedy can be ob-
tained of Druggists and Dealers gen-
erally. Price Seventy-five cents per
package; three packages, two dollars
sufficient to cure ordinary cases.
Ask your druggist for it, do not
take any other. If you cannot obtain
it send direct, with price, and it will
be sent securely scaled, by mail to
your address.
Address Depot and Labratorv,
Dr. Lowry's Remedies.
No. 1:16 Lexington Avenue.
New York City.
Advice Free, send samps for reply.
P. fit. BORICH
a«e, Sip & Ornamental Painter
il6 Sycamoro St.. between Main & Sim
DALLAS. - TEXla,
perer Hanging la-t Utlnvntnlit •»•!»«.
C.W.PIERCE, M.D.,
HOMCEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAX AND SUliGKON.
offcb: 604 MAIN feTKEKT,
DALLAS TEXAS.
Residence: 1208 Jackson Street.
Telephone at Residence and at HicoVs
Druir Store.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL,
AM) STRAW.
FORAGE
Vh n Most Com/nete Establish'
went in North Texas
Estimates and sample* of work funi*hed «o
application
J. M. McGrew William small
Late Auditor, P 0 dept Lat" Inspector /' O dep
McGREW & SMALL,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Rooms 5 k 6, St. Cloud Building,
WASHINGTON, 1). C.
—tot=
t'recttce before the Supreme Court, District ot
Columbia, the court,of cUims, and the Eieo-
utive Department" of the (iener*l Uovorn-
ment.
Special attention given to the business 01
PostBiasteiB, U H Attorneys, U S Commission
era, Clerks, Marshals, Internal Revonue Col-
lectors, Pension Agents, Aiiuy d Ntrvy
Officers, Indian Agents, Register* aud Re-
ceivers of Land Offices, Surveyors, and
Collectors of Customs, Railroad and
Steamboat Companies, Mail Con-
tractors and National Hanks.
Geo. D. Barnard & CO
SUCCESSORS to
Van Beek Barnard &. Tinsley
Wholesale Stationers
LITHOGRAPHERS, PRIN'J
LRb, AND BLAM: BOOR
MAIV UFA CTURER8,
421 & 423 North Maiu street St,
Loui* Mo,
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
TEXAS,
OF
Otlice of ( lilot Quartermaster,
Sail Antonio, Texas, May 1, 1884.
SEALED
ject to
proposals, in Triplicate, sub-
ject to usual conditions, will be receiv-
ed at this office or at the offices of the Quar-
. term asters at the Allowing named posts,
Much damage is done to pastures ; until 12 o'clock, noon, !)0th meridian time, on
bv letting stock 011 them too early in > the'Jth day of June, 18*4, at which time and
the spring. Not onlv is the yrass in-! p!'!^8 xb*J ;vil,.,!e. "Pened in presence of
jm-edVbitte,'. ,00 cloSoly, but 1SKSmS!
the treading by the stock when the i in? Julv l, iss4, as follows:—
The Intelligencer Office
A, B, If! ORION A CO.
| Lai, Lani and [ollectini Arents
DALLAS, .TEXAS.
Prompt Attention Given to Business tb«
State Over.
Practice in Pedant and State Court*. Pioaa
cute claims ag • i nst the governments and
before the departments at Washing •
tor .
ground is .soft greatly injures the
grassroots, and they will nut recover
for a long t i-rie. Stock should never,
in any case, go on the meadow 111
spring. It is expensive pasturing.
The potato possesses the property
WoihI. Charcot:!, Rltuniinous Coal, Grain,
Hay and Straw, at the San Antonio Depot,
Forts Brown, Clark, Concho, Davis, iicln-
tosh, ttiiiggold ur.d Stockton, and the sub-
posts of Camp Del Rio, IVna Colorado,
Mayers Spring, and Camp Rice, Texas.
Preference will be given to articles of
domestic production and manufacture, con-
- . ditions of price and qualilv heiti'- e ;tial.
of converting a very much larger j and such preference being given to at ticks
portion of the mature ingredients of, American production :u:<l uianufaetui-e
the soil into liumax food than anv of produced on the pacific coast, to the extent
the cereal grain crops. For instances,' 0-A^<i(,0"s,.,lnl,,!0U mluind l«y the public |
to every bushel of wheat about one
hundred pounds of straw are grown,
while the naulm of the potato, when
dry, is so light that on experimenting
we <lo not think worth while to weigh
it. These properties, when combined
with a suitable climate enable the
cultivator to produce upon a given
area of ground a largeramouutot hu-
man food from tho potato than from
j any of the c§real grain cropi.
service there
Blank proposals, and circulars* iriv'v.g fi ll
instructions as to manner ot bidding, anil
terms of contract, will l>c furnished i n ap-
plication to this office, or to the Quarter-
masters at the various posts named.
The Government reserves the right to re-
ject any or all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked: "Proposals for at ," and
addressed to the undersigned, or to the res-
pective pom Quartermasters.
J. G. C. LEE,
Major and Chiet Quartermaster.
Lands and Script Bought and Sold
Keccrd kept of land for sale. Advertisements In-
serted iu the Intelligences at reaaonabl*
rates.
Business Houses. Dwelling Houses and
Farms for Sale or Kent.
Pensions anl Patents Detained
U S Land Warrants Eonght and Sold,
General Age ft* joi
Iinok», MiijjHziues, Etc.
J. C. KEARBY
ATTCIWEY-AT-LAW.
—:o:—
Offlri 60S Alain St.
DALLAS TEXAS
Carter & Cfibsou,
413 ELiI ST.
BOOK ! JOB PRINTERS
BOOKBINDERS.
JULIUS 80HNBIDKK. ALtTKKD DAVIS
^CHNEIDER* DAVIS,
WHOI.kbai.K
6ROCE
A1TD DEAT-EhS IN
BAGGING AND TIES,
DALLAS, TEXAS
Wines, Lipors ani Totaw
313 and 315 Elm St.. Corner of Market
L. E. EDWARDS.
LAND AGENT.
8. E Corner of Cor^rpps Avsnue and Boia
d'Arc btre«t.
Auwftn,
Texax
H W. Harry & Eros.
STOV2S
TrufWi BSW
CHINA, 5LASS QHEENSWi^E
House Furnislaliig Goo*is,
■Li A.MS'S, ice.,
IfO. 029 £LM ST.,
DAjLXjAS, TiiJXAS.
Igj-Galyanised Iron Cornice
as.H and »^ii»el iron v>are
Window
JEFF WORD, JR.
attorney-at-law
Office 612 Main St-
DALLAS - - - TEXAS,
Wiil piactlee In the District Courts ot tbo
Seveflh, Kightti Mid Kleventh District and in th»
Supreme and Federal Courts ut Austin, Tyler
Waco and Dallas.
utLiiin
LIVER PADS
tor Sale
mmrr,
«r
fl
816 Main Street.
DALLAS - - TEXAS
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Norton, A. B. Norton's Union Intelligencer. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 303, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 3, 1884, newspaper, May 3, 1884; Dallas, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth444106/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.