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RTON'S DAILY
tlTELLIGEHCER
VOL. VI
DALLAS, TEXAS, MARCH 11, 1882,
NO. 262.
LEON KAHN,
DEALER IN
Handmade and Eastern
BOOTS AND SHOES
Hats and Caps, Vatises and
Trunks.
604 Elm Street 604
Dal Irs, Texas.
J C.BIGUER
A110RNEY & COUXbLLLOR A1
LAW
311 Main Stroat, Dallas, Tor as
fpecial attention given to Revenue and other
?ualters in Federal conrts at Tyler, Austin and
Dallas.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL
MAIN ST., DALLAS, TEXAS.
♦T. It. Richards, Proprietor.
fiir Everything New and First-Class.
Rates: $1.00 to $2.00 Per Day.
ROBERTCLARKE
SOLICITOR FOR U. S. PATENTS
-AND-
C L Al JA AQEJ1T
8peciai . tention given to Pension 'ioun
iesand other Claimes rgainat the vxuy-
trnment.
Office, Norton's building, coner j{ Elm
<fc Sycamore. Dallas Texan
ESTABLISHED 1874.
Carter & Gibson,
413 ELU ST.
BOOK 1 JOB PRINTERS
Neon's Intelligencer.
Published DA*v? AD WEEKLI
yV.p. J^TO^ $f0.
The
WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
has tiie best circulation ot any
paper published in North-
ern Texas.
Terms of SubNCHptioi.
DAtLT.—One year, $6 00; si» months, $3 Ot
one month, SO cents; per week, 20 cents.
WEEKLY.—One year, in advance, $2 50; a.te
hree mouths, $3 00; after six months, $3 60.
ADVERTISING—WEEKLY :
First 1 nsertion, $1 60 per square or eight lines
ess. Bach subseqment insertion, 76 cents. All trao
«»ut advertisements must be paid in advance. Ali
advertisements due On first insertion. Kea»
•noble deduction made to jrearlj advertisements
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
ho ooQtraiy are considered aa wishing to coatlnuu
Koir BiilianrinfiAna
Deter mi ued to Die.
Falmouth, Kv., March 7.—At
Berlin, Bracken county, yesterday,
Mrs Thomas O'Neal committed
suicide by taking morphine. She
first cut her throat and took the
yowder afterwards. She has been
in delicate health for several years
and was laboring under temporary
msanity at the time. She had been
married for several years but
leaves no children.
Women Suffrage in Iowa.
Des Moines, lo. March 7.—The
Legislature to-day adopted amend-
ments to the Constitution to strike
the word male from the Constitu-
tion, whicu means woman suffrage.
heir subscriptions. * murage
s. if subscribers order tb* discontinuance oi Alter leu years trial the women
)<Air TMrinili^oln MianiiKlU' ..u 4. . I t i
heir periodicals, ths publisher may continue 'o
their periodicals the puolishor may co itluue ot
send them uakii ail rearranges h<ve been paid.
3. If subscribers ue<iect or refuse to take tileirt
rected, they are held responsibieuntil they hawi
settled their bill and ordered a discontinuance.
:;4. If subscribers move to another place withou
informing the publisher, and the papers are sen
t:> the torm«r directory they u»e held responsible*
6. The courts have d vjided that refusing to tak
periodcais from the »Llce, or moving and leaving
them uucaii«d for prima faeie fevijonoe offrauj
6. Any person whoer. ceives iiews^aper *>nd
make use <»f ir, whoter ha ordered it 01 not is
s«lid to be a subscri heua
have succeeded.
BGOkBIND£RS.
The. Mosf Complete Establish-
ment in North Texas
I Euimateaaad samples of woikjlunished on
application
H. =W. Harry & Bro's
STOVES
TOfWAK®,
Tlk, Glass, QUEENSWi \l
House Furnishing Goods,
L &MPS, &C., &c.
NO. 029 ELM ST.,
DALLAS, TilXAS.
Mysterious Deatu Near W«co.
Waco, March 9,—A young man
named Vaugban, about" 21 years,
was in town yesierday attendiug to
business lor his, lather, a larmer
who lives about ten miles east ol
the city. Lute in the afternoon he
mounted Lib horse aud started lor
hotue,to reach wnich is necessary to
cross the leUuacana creek, an oidi-
narily small stream,but now swolleu
lroiu receut rains. Tuere is no
bridge wn-re lie would crjss, but
u lord he kuevv very weli. Eirly
this morniug a countrymen «jom»-
ing *o town iauiid a mau's clothes,
nai and shoes on ihe east bank of
Me lehuacana. Ctossing the
sireamv they found on tuis (iue west
side) the dead body of the
A Blinding Miiovr-Stomi.
Independence, Mo. March 7.—
During the past teu days the
weather has been exceedingly warm
aud ideasant, the thermometer
ranging from 60° to 7(J° out of
doors, out to-day a sudden change
touk place, and a blinding snow-
storm has been raging since noon.
About two aud one-half inches has
laileu already, and the chances are
decidely in iavor of the storm be-
iug the most severe ot the winter.
Austin Items.
Auatiu, Tex., March 7.—The
cash balance in the btate Treasur y
to-day is: Currency, $1,080,000;
gold #70,000; bonds, $450,000.
Teu miles ot the Austin and
Norihwe-itern Railroad has been
completed (or busiues, and to«day
the Governor has appointed W, Jt*.
Hirdemau, engineer* to inspect
tue same.
The forfeiture of Cuarles Case
against the International Railroad
Company comes up to-morrow
< i hu I likjit*uir ( !>■>» i ■ lilxtl..
( A „ 4 1U
. - , young - District Court, but is likely the
u,»u ..ear he wait*is edge eol.relv (lel0U3e wlU u l0 Itf
tlciiuiieil ^A riiiitIiiiilt I ,,Ui>u r><
Galvenized Iron Cornice Window
'"Mud Sheet Iron v» art?
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO.
Will mail niEK their Cata-
logue for 1882, containing a
foil descriptive Price - List of
Flower, field and Garden
SEEDS
denuded el ciutniug. JLuere were
no signs ol violence on the body,
or any clue to indicate toe cause oi
| deatn. As ihe body was out ot the
j water, the supposition is that he
I crossed the stream safely, and dis^
mounting for some cause, his horse
g"t loose and recrossed the stream
to the west bank; tnat Vaughau
then took off' his clothing and bwam
over alter the animal, was taken
with cramps or some sudden ill-
ness, and died just after reaching
tLe west bank. His horse turned
up this morning at hii father's.
Ine case is ratuer mysterious, aud
an inquest will be held to-morrow.
The sale ot lauds toi taxes in un-
organized couuties was couciuued
to-day, the jurors receipts amount-
ing to $38,000.
The weater moderated last uigii.
and heavy rains have laiieu e}ci
since, seriously iuterferriug wun
railroad travel.
Bnlbs, Ornamental
and ImmorteUei, Gladiolus,
Lilies, Roses, Plants, Garden
Implements. Beautifully iUus-
tratod. O ver 100 pages. Address
ROCHESTER,R.Y. t CHICAGO.ILL
■MUMSdaSt 200-206 Budtlpb ft
few Hope Nursery
Wm Busiriu, Proprietor
A L L A S)
N- K. WRIGHT
DNTRAGTOR a BUILDER
No 208 Bycimore Street.
VI LAS, TEXAS
bbin^r of all kindprompllydone,
TEXAS.
-:o:-
One-half mile North of Dallns ou Tex*. Central
4. Orders soliui ted. P. O. box 660.
Bead the Intllliqexcer.
The Terrible I ramp.
Atchison, lvas., March 7. — Lon
Bruoe, a nephew ot ex-£>euaior
Bruce, of Miseitsippi, aud present
Kegister ol the Treasurer,met with
a seriouj aceident tuis afternoon.
The >ouo^ man is a porter at the
Lindell Hotel, ot this city. Stand-
ing on the porch of tne nouse
thiee tramps two white aud one
colored,asked him lor a meal. He
referied tueui to Clerk Lugton.
As this was not oatifactory one
siruck him aud the others pushed
him over the banister, tearing it
down, lalli:<g a great distance. He
was rendered senseless, and after
medical aid was summoned it was
found ne sustained hru.ses of the
body and a slight hemorrhage in-
dicated iuternal injury. His father
is employed in tie T.easu'y De-
ipirtmeut, and both unclc and he
Uave bteu uotihed.
A Canadian la uier rejently died
leaving behind him a larm, and a
will with the iollowiug strange
provisions; A son is to work the
larm uutd his stepmother's death,
at which time Ue is to begiu pay»
ing to tiie rest ot the family an
annual iustallmeut ot $50 upou a
lieu ol 5»3,00J. Wtieu tne eutire
obligation has beeu discharged tne
larm will become his property.
Tne stepmother is in the prime oi
life, aud, barnug accidents, good
tor forty years more; it will take
titty years to pay off' the $3,000,
aud the sou is now 30 yea.s oid.
He may therefore coutideutly ex-
pect to secure a clear title to the
larm wuile he is still a frisky young
fellow of 130 aud lay up a com-
petency ior bis decliuiug years.
D YSFEPtilA CURED-
Baltimore, Md., Feb. 11, 1881.
I tried your valuable medicine, brown's
Iron Bitters, lor dyspepsia, indigestion,
«&c., and was cu/ed by its u<<e aiu-r three
leading phyjicians oi this city failed by
their prescriptions to. giyeuie re iei". At.
ler eatine, before taking the Iron ihtters
1 sud'ered with a full feeling abo it the
breast, with headache all the ume, b jwels
very irregular, and-*generally used Up.
At night, when I get liome from work, I
thougnt i could not last until the next
morning, I now leel like a new mnn.
J. v. liOWe>i>3,
|51H) Cash in Prizes.
11 it* only a few year-* since Messrs. Hi-
ram Sibley & Co. were known at all in tiie
seed business, but in those few years they
have advanced with such wonderful rapid-
ity that they are now universally reeog.
nized as leading seedsmen, Their ware-
house at Eochester is a mommoth build-
ing, nine stories high, while in Chicago
they occupy a live story building, and
have no room to spare, Mr. Sibley is
widely known as proprietor of the 40,100
Sullivant Farm in Illinois, the largest
cultivated farm in the world. Here over
3,000 acres were last year devoted to seed
raising
Just now the firm are specially desirous
of obtaining all ikformation cslculated to
lit them for the most intelligent service
of their many customers in the South.
Fo this end they ara offering §500 cash
in prizes for the bast essays on gardening
in the Southern States. These essays
must come from those practically acquain-
ted with all the conditions affecting the
subject; and the decision regarding their
respective merits will be made by well-
known and admittedly competent judges
Full particulars cau be obtained by ad-
dressing Hiram Sibley Co., Seedsmen,
at either Rochester New York, oi Chica-
go, Illinois.
£xtrates rrom me Constitution
ol the State or Texas Kelatl itg
to he 11 )mestea<l oi' Fam-
ilies.
ARTICLE XVI.—G EN ER A L PRO V
IONS.
Sec 50. The homestead of a family
shall be, and is hereby protected from
forced sale, for the payment of all debts,
except for the purchase money thereof, or
a part of such purchase money, the taxei
due thereon, or for work and material used
in constructing improvements therton; and
in this last case, only when the woik and
inxterial are contracted for in writing
with the consent of the vife, given in the
same manner as is required in making a
sale and1 conveyance of the homestead
or shall the owner if a matried man, sell
the homestead without the consent of tho
wife, given in sftch manuot as may be pre
scribed by law. No mortgagj, trus deed
or other lien shall ever be valid, excep for
tue purchase money therefor or improve-
ments made thereon, as hereinbefore pro-
ided, whether such mortgage or trust deed
r other lien shall have been created nj
he husband alune or together with hie
wife; and all pretended sales of the home-
ead involving any condition of defea
ance shall be void
bJJC. Ol. liie homestead, not in a town
or city shall consist of not more than 200
acres of land, which'may be in one or more
percels, with tne imurovements tnerein
The homestead, in a city, town or village
all consist of lot or lots, not to exceeo in
ue five tiioiisatm ''ollars, at the time of
hi;r designation us the homestead, with-
out rclerence to the value of inv lmprove-
uen thereon. Provided, that* the same
nal be used for the purposes oi' a home
or as a place to exercise tue calling or bus-
iness of the head of a family. Provided
also, that any temporary renting of the
noniestead tha.ll not change the charactei
ofthesanu when no other homestead ha
1 eeii acqu: ed.
Sec! 62 Jn the death of the husband
or wife, or both, the homestead shall de
cend and vest in like manner as other real
. CELEBRATED
ostetter s Stomach Bitters is the great
household medicine of the American peo-
ple, and is taken everywhere as a safe-
guard against epidemics and endemics, a>
a remedy for dysyepsia, biliousness atd
irrtgularities of the bowels, as a cure for,
chills and fever and rheumatic ailmentsa
as a sedative in nervous cases, and as
general invigorant and restorative.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally
.1-1
LIVER PADS
£or Sale
B
IWM.miI'
mi" r^r-.TT. :£T
;T3d
SJ6 MaitiStrcet,
Dallas Texas
C- E'
VRES
HEALER !»
Paper & Printers Supplies
Mala 3lrect, Opposite L,« Grand Hotel,
Dallas, Texas,
DCMCinye For SOI.DIERB,
rCllOJURo widows, fatbui. BMtbMa «r
Iblliren!^Thoniand«yettntiUe4. PonsioMfircn
property of the deceased, and shall be gov j
•>rned ny the same laws of descent and di to dcKEASEmidBOCNTx.
ribution. But it shall not be partitione
mon tiie neirf of the deceased during th
Mfetime of the surviving husband oi wi
or so long as the survivor may eleel to us
or occupy Ihe same as a homestead, ot o
long as the guardiau of the minor children FREE TO Y 4) U!
lit' f lit. iLi>pft)iAit • 11 ;l \J hp ntiriiiittA.I 1 _ -
ROIllIUTS CrtUU6Q VJ lilvll&AOCi mm OVUf AS.
PATENTS pro«ured for Inventors. Sntdien
land warrants ^roeurmi. tongblasd sold. Sol J ierj
and heir* apply for yonr rights as onef
" 1 the '— j
Send •
aud Panai. n
kump3 for Citizen-Soldier, ana i~c _
and Ilonnty laws. Mankg and Inatractions. We
can refer to thousands of Pensioner* and Clients.
Addrcs* N. W. Fitzgerald A Co.Pkk?ios A
KTCKV AU';S. Looi^oa W8, W^ahiastoo, 0.
of tiie deceased may be permitted, undei
the order of the proper court, having juri
Miction, to usetiud occupy tUe same.
Tl\e law (ietininif the homestead ard
other properly exempt from,taxation, in
accordance with tho auove provisions i
M follow s
ART. 6834. There shall also be reserv-
ed to every family in this state, free and
exempt Irom forced sale for debts, the foi-
l„wiug property: all household auc
kitchen furniture, all implements of hus-
bandry; all toots ana apparatus belouging
• A 82 p»«re I'Mrphlct sunt free to any audree*.
irivinp price ot lur premium witches and boos*;
also hpecial t> r^n 11 car.vussiiiK
Snroplecopii's i f h« vournal of Agii ulture—a
lorg'? 8-pagi' 4#-C"lnmn A«ricul'ural St.-ck an.l
Faml'y pwpir, oi ly $1.00 p« r vvar—wih frrc to
any a dre» > At < tits Wai ttd. PJJIL. C HEW,
i'ubljsbtr, 713 tlnKti.iit M., ft. Loui , N o.
J. W. BVEii,
^ ^ Kmb'aoing'tne Lives Mid Wanderfu Adventar-
to any trade or profession; all boot- nbt> t*..".^
longing to private or public lit-a-.es; tiva'- ** lilil. Bniliilo Kill. Kit
uiilch cows and calf > two voke of w«irlr > C/Hr*oil. C<»p|. Inline,
MML
Alt EMS
WANTED
hy
FOU
Heroes <?f the
rt.AiXo
milch cows and calf > two yoke of work;
oxen, two horses au J wagon; oae car-
age or buggy ; ot gunj twenty hogs,
wenty head ot sheep; all provisions and
nrage on hand for home consumution, ale
addles, bridles and haruess necessary lol
he use of the faintly, and to every citiien
and head of a family; one horse, bridle
and tiaddle; all wearing apparel; all tool *
opparuty and books belonging to his pri-
vate librarw
■ Ko Kun Hua, i'rolesaor, of Chi-
nese at Hanvurd University, died
yesiiiiiday afternoon.
• pt I' une, ( apt,
Texas .Taek, C.»a-
iornia Joe,
And other eelehrat.'d I idiw K.fhtor*,
Uunters aud Ut.iide-». A liutk of Ohrsli ri^ V I .
ventures o'l the i'iain*. FigliH with [ id i t '
Grand Bu'f.ilo Uantsl: 0-»p.-v »tu A. Ivj-it ir -!
Narrow lw>c.tpes! Vou larf a -th > ititis >.i I rl.lttxj
Wild Life in tne C.ir We*.I 10) lllutirtd >n«! i i
Foil-Page C'oioi ,1 Paten! The (rni«itliii:
for Agent*-erer p^idl h?4, P i*itiv«ly oiuilU
everything .-Is-. otS paf u. prinj $Lt>. 11 f t L
know a good thiogt aot quick anl javo ttm i i"tu I
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Norton, A. B. Norton's Daily Union Intelligencer. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 262, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 11, 1882, newspaper, March 11, 1882; Dallas, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth443705/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.