Norton's Union Intelligencer. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 176, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 6, 1883 Page: 4 of 4
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fieri ,n'$ Union Intelligence!
OFFICE COR. SYCAMORE AM) ELM STKKKTS
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f nilished a. the Head of Steambaot
Navigation arjd the RailroadCross-
irifl of Ute Trinity River.
APiral-Ulass Paper,
K TKKEU ATTHE DALLAS PCSTOKFIC* AS
Secokd Class Mattkk.
Hitrning to Publisher*.
The pnbl|t)!ier« who are ofiered adver»
t'isi'iiieut« or rending matter by the Eocli-
i?ter Patent Medicine .Safe liou->e had bet-
ter put theujsel fe* oa the «;»le nidi* by ex-
acting advance paymeut from them. Tin-
tivfe men and the Nunda woman are them-
reive.i tit subject* for their own pre»crii>-
tiorw, and are corrupt enough to require
hJi their own nostrums!'
TH UUSD AY DECEMBEli G, 1SS3.
The continued warm weather is likely to
stive the straw hat trade an impetus equal
to that of April.
About two hundred feet of the new sewer
being built was washed out by the heavy
rain last night.
At the annual meeting of the Dallas
Homestead and Loan Association the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were chosen as
Officers for the coming year: President J.
B. Adoue; vice-President, E. 31. Tillman:
Directors: T. F. McEnnis C. A. Gill, J.
Moroney, S. 1>. Thurston, A. Oppenheimer,
W. J. Storms and C. II. Cooper. Attorney:
\\. II. Johnson. Secretary and Treasurer:
II. C. Stevenson. Auditors: It. P. Aun-
spaugh, II. C. Berlew and W.E. Parry. The
association has a capital stock of $142,000,
and its earnings average 15 cent per annum
and is reported as making loans at the rate
of $2,000 each month.
Our city readers will pehaps remember
that it rained yesterday and protracted the
business long into the night. It was in the
night, in fact, that the watery clouds got
their best work in. It would rain a la Del-
uge for an hour or so, suddenly cease as if
ashamed of such intense action, then re-
consider, marshal together stray and way-
ward pieces of small thundergust and return
to the work of soaking unlucky pedestrians
and wealthy newspaper men without um-
brellas as though determined to give a pos-
itively last grand appearance for some
time to come. Old Sol came up this a. in,
and to-dav holds full sway.
Tn the District Court to-day is on trial
Bill Rose charged along with Belle Eubanks
and Amanda Davidson with complicity in
the robbing of the ex-soldier "William Hill-
ing on October the 28th ult. A strong tight
is being made both by prosecution and de-
fense, but it looks as if the defendants have
at last got into the laws meshes sure
enough. As will be remembered Huling
recently discharged from the service was
going east but stopped off to take in Dallas,
fell in with thieves and harlots, dropped his
boodle often twenty dollar gold pieces, got.
in the calaboose for drunkness, went dead
broke for some days and dually raised $10,
presumably from his friends who robbed
him, and skipped the town on a south bound
train.
If you suffer with Sick Headache, Consti-
pation. Sour Stomach, or Bilious attacks,
lliuory's, I.ittlc Cathartic* Pillx
will relieve you.—1.0 cents.
BETTZ3 THAN IT'S P20MISB.
It <*ive»= trne and power. For complaint
of the Kidneys, Bowelc, Stomach Liver
and Lungs, for all the subtle troubles of
women and for those bodilv disorders in-
duced l«v anxietv, care and mental strain,
its effects will surprise and charm yon
Ii is not hn essence of ginger, Delicious
to the }»aiate, an antidote to the Liquor
habit, and exceedingly helpful to the ageo
and fewble. 50:. and $1,00 sizes
HISCOX C >„ Yo
£3B^"Make your old things look like new
by using the Diamond Dyes, and vou will
l>e happy. Any of the lashionablc colors
tor 10 cents.
CHAPTER II.
"Maiden, Wncc., Feb. i, 1880. GcntUnvn—
I suffered wi.li uttaclis of sick hendacho*'*
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in
the most, terrible and excruciating manner
No medicine or doctor could give me re-
lief or cure until I used Hop Bitters.
"Thetirst bottle
Nearly cured me;"
The second made me as well nnd strong
as when a child,
"And 1 have been so to this day."
>Iv husband was an invalid for twenty
years with a serious
"Kidney, liver and urinary complaint.
"Pronounced by Boston's best1 phy-
sicians—
"Incurable!"
.Seven bottles of your bitturs cured him
and I know of the
"Lives of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been saved
by your bitters,
And many moi-e are using them with
great benefit.
"They almost
Do Miracles?" -—Mrs. E. D. Slack.
—On Saturday night, December 1st'
Isaac Ilelfington deputy sheriff of Lee
county was assasi tinted by
an unknown man. He
was enaged in ferretings
out the murderers oflvneffel and it is
supposed was killed by some of their
friends.
Mfetlici's Spinning Wheel.
Concerning! On© Article thit was
1m ol For Sale, and Another
which Is Cheap at Any
Price
"So, sir. I wouldn't sell you that for
any money; that spinning-wheel wm my
mother's. It was one day. when she was
singing like a lark and making this old
wheel hum, that my father, thtn a young
medical student, afterwards a lamier, fell
in love with ber—some fifty years a^u "
So spoke the proprietor of a lough bit
of larni land in Ulster County. N. Y., to a
relic-hunter, and "mother's" spinning-
whewl remained among her children and
grandchildren.
•'My mother," writes Pev. J. W. Phelps,
pastor of St. Paul's M. E. Church, Chica-
go, hat u-ed Packer's 'IONIC, ami
wishes Hie to say that she has fuund ih
more effective than anvthing she ever u*ed
for invigorating and strengthening the
system debilitate i by malaria. She de-
sires me also especially to mention let
anlierty with which it aids digestion and
haercomes exhaustion."
Ever since t' e brst liou»chold was e«-
ovblished '"mother's opinion has been more
potent in this world than that of judge
Mirii-t or physician lii'r band has al
w.'ys cooled the lever and ber voice ha
been tilled w'tli hope. With each days
decline. PAhlvEK'S TONIC i- becoming
mare deservedly popular with the women
who guard aiike husband and children.
It eradicates malaria poison Iron the
blood from which there is now such
widespread suffering.
ptense observe; Dr. PARKER'S TONIC
is not an intoxicant It is a cotnbin-
tion of several ingredients, of which none
singly can produce anything like its effect
For Kidney, Stomach and Liver troubles
it is the standard and unfailing lemedy
in two sizes; 50 cents and $1. The latter
the cheaper. Hi»cox <£'Co., Cnemists, NC*
York-
%£& (4 f
HaV 'a i:. ^ E-'V-^ I
* THE IiZil roCD
4 —- ? '^7
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^1 El tSr
rTHKKKU yrenter 3tfod Prodacer and Life
1 fmstaiDtni; rlnctplu 1n the world of food of
medlclue thm MALT BITi'K.ItS, prey ared from
Unformented Malt, ntoa tnO t'utnlne. They free
Dodv and the bran, enrich the blood, solidify
the bont*«, hardea the muaolew, oaiet the nervu
sheer the mind, perfect digestion, reitulate th»
xtomach snd bowels, olean*e the liver and kidney
and vitalise withNKW LIFK every fluid of the
bc,dy. B-wate of Imitations etmilvrly uair.ea.
L'>ob fiir the coipnny's bignuture which appears
plainly on tlielabe! of evsry bottle, dold evt ry
where. iidLT H'TTKliS Co.. Maw.
—Joseph Lolicnsteiu a promiiiont
cotton buypr of Dallas has been ars
rested for forgery of iincduluit hill
of lading and addniitted to bail for
•^♦uoo.
Kalamazoo Mich., Feb. l, 1880.
I know Hop Bitters will bear recommen
Uution honestly. All who use them confer
upon them the highest encomiums, and give
them credit for making cures—all tli pro-
prietors claim for them. I have kept them
since they were tipt offered to the pubic.
They took high. rank, from the first, and
maintained it. and are more called tor than
•ill other combined. So long as thev keep
up their high reputation for purity and use-
f illnests I shall continue to recommend
thcin—Something I have never before done
with any other patent medicine.
J.J. BABCOCK, M. Dy
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—Au imntrnsc amount of sickneos
epoxtcxl /from Weatlicrfonl and
THE NEW SHORT ROUTT.
to
Kansas and the West.
Attention is called to the new Kansas
City railroad line now completed and in
operation between Memphis, Tenn., and
Kansas City, Mo. By this new route the
south and west is brought into close rota-
tion. Saving several hundred miles and
many hours travel between the two sec-
tions. It is in fact now the only practical
route from the south to all points in Kan-
sas, Missouri, Colorado and all western
staes. A through train with Pullman Pal-
ace Sleeping car and elegant day coaches
leaves Memphis daily, running through to
Kansas City without change of cars, where
it arrives iii time to make connection in the
Grand Union Depot with all trains leav-
ing Kansas City. For emigrants to tin; Pa-
cific coast and the Northwest, or for home
seekers in Kansas and Missouri, time and
money is saved by this short route as
against the circuitous routes via St. Louis,
heretofore the only outlet. Special low
rates are made for this class of business and
all are carried through to Kansas City in
first class cars on first class trains. Bound
Trip, Land Explorers' tickets on sale at low
rates. Send for the Emigrant's Guide, an
eight page paper, giving full and re-
liable information in regard to Kansas and
Missouri—mailed Free. Address, >
J. E. LOCK WOOD,
Gen'-l Pass. Agt., Kansas City,
or 11. I). ELLIS,
Tkfc. Agt- 31 Madison St.. Memphis, Tenn.
C. N. WINNER,
Southern Pass. Agt., 2* Wall SU, Atlan-
ta, Ga-
t o Prmr*e The Health
Use the Magneton Appliance Co's
MAGNETIC LUNGPRGTEGTOS!
1'JtICE ONLY $5.
They are priceless to Ladies, Gentlemen
and Ciii'dren with weak Jungs; no case
of pnefimonia or, croup is ever known
where these garments are difficu They a I
bu pievfM and cuie beartworn.ltii's, colds
rheumatism, neuralgia, throat troubles,
diphtheria, catarrh, and a l kindred dis-
eases. Will wear tny seivice for three
yenrs. Are worn over the Under clothing.
piflliT)T>TT Jt ii needless to describte
UalaUilJl. the rymtoins of this nau-
ieoui difiease that is sapping the jife and
strength of only too many ol the fairest
ann best of both sexes. Labor, study and
research in America, Europe and Eastern
lands, have resulted is the Magnetic Lung
o Protector, affording cure for CatarrV, h
r^niecy which contains no drugging ol the
ystem, and with the continuous stream
11 Magnetism permeating throtlgh the a.-
ficted organs, must restore them to a
t[ealthy action. We place our price for
lois Appliance at less than one-twentieth
ipthe price asked for other* for remedies
upon which you take all the ehances, and
we especia'Iy invite the patronage or the
mat y persons who have tried drugging
their stomachs without effect.
RUW TO OBTAIN
gist and ask for them. If they have not
got them, write to the proprietors, en-
closing the price iu letter at eur risk, and
ihey will be tseut to you at once by mail
postpaid
Send stamp tor the "New Departure in
Medical Ir^atoient Without Medicine,"
with thousands of testimonials.
THE MAGNETON APPLIANCE CO.,
218 State Street, Chicago, 111.
Notk.—Send one dollar in postage
stamps or currency (in letter at our nska
with size ot shoe usually worn, and try)
pair of our Magnetic Insoles, and be con-
vinced ot the power residing in our Mag-
netic Appliances. Positively no cold feet
where tMey arc worn, or money re/unded
THE
ELD1EDGE
sewing machine.
THE INTEL 1I3ENCER.
IT LEADS
WORLD.
ELEGANT IN APPEARABCX.
IT IS
Aftntl Wanted In unoccupied territory.
TUB
LAST
UNION
-4 ANfc) THE-
Unequaled Fast Tims!
VIA iUK
0M10& MISS., li'Y
E-Vom St. liOtaix iu nil F.ixm.
The <). it M lt'y is now running 1*alack
Slkki'ing Caus Without Changk
Fkom St. Louis in
10 Hours to Louisville.
gglO Hours to Cincinnati.
30 Hours to Washington.
;31 Hours to Baltimore.
38 Hours to New York.
2 hours the quickest, to Louisville
nml Cincinnati.
7 hours the quickest to, Washington
4 hours the quickest to Baltimore :
Equal Fast Time with other lilies
to New York, aud witliout change of
ears.
A DAIhT Tli A INS to
1 CINCINNATI and LOUISVILL
With Tlirougli Day Cars, Parlor Cars and
Palace Sleeping Loaches.
OLD AND RELIABLE
The Lightest Running,
Th» Easiest to isll.
Eldredge Sewing Machine Go.
CHICAGO and NEW YORK.
llOBERi' CL AIIKE
STATE AGENT
lltH
TVxh<-
^ittebs
As an invlgorant, Rostette's Stomach
Bitters h;w* received the uicxit. positive en-
dnrseinent from eminent physician*, and
has long occupied a (hremost* rank among
standard proprietary remedie*. Its pro-
erties an an alterative of disordered condi-
tions (ft the stomach. liver and bowels, and
a preventive of malarial diseases arc no
less renowned, and have tc*n accorded eui-
recofnendation.
JEFF WORD, JR.
ATTORNEY- AT-L AW
Office 612 Main St*
DALLAS - - - TEXAS.
W pi notice In the District OonrU ot the
HeveMh, Eighth and Eleventh Dlatrieu snd in the
Hupr.-roe aud Federal Court *t aqmId, Tyltr
and Dalla*.
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The OHIO & MISSISSIPPI lt'Y.
Is now ltunning a
DOUBLE DAILY LINE
OK
PAI.ACE (OAC11IM
From HT. lot'is to new yoke
WlTllotrT cilANOE.
leaving on Morning Express via the 1J. &
O. 11.11. and on Evening Express, via N.
Y. L. E. W. Ii. li.
No Chaxgk of Caus for any class ok
Passknokks. First and Second-Class Pas-
sengers are all carried on East Express
Trains, consisting of Palace Sleeping Cars,
elegant Parlor Coaches and comfortable
l)av Coaches, all running TlIliOL'UIl
WITHOUT CHANGE.
The only line by which you can get
through cars from St. Louis to Cincinnati
without paying extra faro in addition to
money paid for ticket.
For Tickets, Rates, or any particular in-
formation, call on Ticket Agents of con-
necting lines, West, Northwest and SoutU-
west.
In SS. l.oni* sst lOl A !<>» Jth. Nt.
W. W. PKABOnr, W. H. SltATTUC,
(leneral Manager, Gen'l l'ass'r Agt.
< Cincinnati, U.
G. I). BACON, (ien'l West oLlWr A%
1 uis, Mo
LIVER PADS
flor Sale
OF
ALL TEXAS
m il|P
&i-'u .OT..
810 Ilaiii'Stroet.
DALLAS. "H
Weekly Intelligencer
ht made uo of the moot hitcrest»t>
NEWS ITEMS,
UTERAHlC EXTRACTS,
VIGOROUS
EDITORl/iI^
and as In the past, so in the furore, it
will be found c strong supporter oi
LAW AND ORDER,
PUBLIC FREE SCHOOLS,
POLITICAL EQUALITY
sltrsy * orlnf fbrwmrd and keeping pace
with the progress!re spirit ot the times.
THE
TEXAS & PACIFIC
RAUWAY
Willi its connections
From the' Direct Line
BETWEEN
Tei Kew Meiico & (Jalfomia
and ail points in the*
North. East and Southcas
Pulbnan Palace Sleeping Cars
Daily Between
ST. LOUIS AND DALLAS
FORT WORTH EL PASO
AND DEM1NU AND
MARSHALL AND
NEW ORDEUNS.
Close ronnention at Longview &
Meuola
WITH THE
Internalional & Ureal Northern K'y
—FOB-
HOUSTON
GALVESTON
AUSTIN,
SAN ANTONIO
AND LAREDO
For ticket*, baggage check, or any
infatuation as rates and routee
apply to any of the Ticket
ngeufi*, «r to
B. W. McCULLOUGH,
Ass't General Pass. Agent,
MarNball Texat,
H. C. TOWNSEND,
General Pass. Agent,
8 . Louis, Mo. 4
H. M.HOXIE,
3d Vic«* President,
8t. Louis Mo.
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Norton, A. B. Norton's Union Intelligencer. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 176, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 6, 1883, newspaper, December 6, 1883; Dallas, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth444143/m1/4/: accessed May 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.