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Irton's Union Iitellipecer
S
plished at the Head of Steamb»>at
javigation and the Railroad Cross,
ina of the TrinSty River.
A Firat-Class Paper,
^EKED AT THE DALLAS PtSTOFFICK AB
Second Class Matter.
[rival mad I>epar«ure
Trains al Dallas.
ol
IOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL.
HOUSTON TIME.
GOING NORTH.
live 9 45 a m j Depart 10.00 a m
five 10 05 p oi | Depart 10 15 p m
GOING SOUTH.
8 15 a m
4 10 p tu
Depart 8 35am
Depart 4 25 a 111
High Authority.
Dr. W. E, Scott, President of the Col-
lege of Physicians, Montreal, writes: "I
have recommended Colden Liebig's Lqnid
Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigoratot as
the lxjst preparation used for debility, in-
digestion, dyspepsia, fever, ague, and lo»«
of appetite." (Take no other.)
It is worth rerasmberi n» that nobod
enjoys the niccst surroundings if in bad
health. There are miserable people about
to* day with one foot in the grave, when a
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tcnic would do
them more good than all ihe doctors and
medicines they have ever tried. See adv.
WHILE THERE'S LIFE THERE'S
HOPE.
There is no condition fo low as to ba
hopeless, nor no plane so high a« to be
without fear. Many u?e Brown's Iron
Bitters in health as well as in sickness. It
is nature's best assistant in keeping health
and restoring health. Its use will make
you and all your family healthy, robust
and strong, and save much loss of time
and heayy doctor bills.
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
JEFEFRSON CITY TIME.
Going East
14 Arr6.50 a. m. j Leaves 7-20 a. m.
20 Ar 3.45 p. m. | Leaves 4.00 p, m.
Going West.
1 Ar 8 00 p m ! leaves 8 40 p m
9 Ar 8 00 a ni j Leaves 8 25 a m
DALLAS & WICHITA.
[ive 10 30 a m Depart 3 20 p ua
ive 1 40 a m Depart 7 00 am
rive
TKUNK LINE.
10 00 ami Depart 3 00 a
alias 'Mas. April 21,1
temember all diseases of the stomach
intestines, urinary and digestive or-
s, cured by using Brown's Iron Bitter
THE GREATEST BLESSING.
It simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
es every time, and prevents disease by
ping the blood pure, stomach regulai,
tievs and liver active, is the greatest
;sing ever conferred upon man. Hop
ters°is that remedy, and its proprietors
being blessed by thousands who have
n saved and cured by it. Will you
'it? See another column.
be Aryan Invasion of Europe.
n very recent times—probably not
Ire than twenty centuries before Chiisl
rope was invadsd by a new race of
n, coming from central Asia. Ine-e
re the Aryans, a race tall and massive
istature (the men averaging at least 5
• s inches, and the women 5 teet o
lies), with "brachycephalic," or round
,1 broad skulls, with powerful jaws and
Imiuent eyebrows, with faces radier
are or a.igular than ov'al, witu
dv complexions and bias eyes, and
or flaxen hair. Of these, the earliest
,.t came may perhaps have been the
ftio tribes, with the Dorians anc Ionian^
It the fir»t that made their way through
ht*r!i Europe to llie shore of (he.Atlfin-
were the Gael, or true Kelts, A tier
■er came the Kvinry; then tiie leu tons;
j finallv—in very recent times, near the
-inning of the Christian era—the Slavs.
*ese Aiyan inyaders were lurther
iced in civilization than the Iberians,
0 had so long inhabited Europe. Ihey
derstond the arts which the latter un-
stood, and, besides all this, they had
1 rued how to work metals; and their i:i-
nion of fcurop; marks ihe beginning ol
iit aid,eulogists call the Brour.e Age,
en tools and weapons were do longer
i,de of | olished stones, but were wrought
in an allov of copper and tin. Ihe
a: blond/Aryans everywhere oyercame
; small brunette Iberians, but, instead
1 one race exteiuunating or expelling the
her. the two races everywhere became
mmingied ir. various proportions. In
fcece, southern Laly, Spain, and snuth-
b'rance, where the Iberians were toe
)st numerous as compared with ihe
van invaders; the people are still niam-
guiall in stature and dark in complex.-
In Russia and Scandinavia, whe.e
re were very few Iberians, the people
ow the purity of their Aryan de-cent
their fair complexion and large statuie.
bile in northern Italy and northern
ance. in Germany and the British Is.
„ds, the lbarian and / ryan statute* and
iuplexions are intermingled in enuless
Ljety .—John Fisks in May Attanlic.
Yellow Jack.
Kew Orleans. April 18.—Quar-
uine ba* b«>eu ordered from May
agaiu?t all vessels arriving fr«»m
>rt8 or placsa known to be in"
cted with yello* fever,
CITATION.
The State of Texas:
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Dal-
las County, greeting:
You are hereby commaded that by making
publication of this citation in soma news-
paper published in the County of Dallas
'or four weeks previous to the return day
aereof, you summon Jacob Sadie Whose
residence is unknown, to appear befo re the
District Court to be holden in andj for the
County of Dallas, at the Cour House
thereof, in the City of Dallas, on the
second Monday in May next, then aud
there to answer the petition of Louisa
Sadler filed in said Court against tlie said
Jacob Sadler, and alleging in substance as
follows: That said Jacob Sadler and
Louisa Sadler had been resident citizens
of said county and State for more than j
six months next preceding the filing of
said petition, in said City of Dallas on
the 29th day ol January, 1881; that they
lived together as man and wife lor s;>me
months, during which time said Jacob
Sadier was guilty of great cruel outrages
and excesses upon said Louisa Sadler, hi a
wife, and utterly failed ,to provide for her
su pport or maintenance but that she has
been compelled to support him, the said
Jacob Sadler, by her own labor, and that
the habits of said Jacob Sadler have been
such as to rentier the marriage with him
unnupportab'e. For which causes she
asks in said petition tor a diyorce from
Jacob Sadler from the bonds of matrimony.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said Court this writ with your
return ttiereon, showing how you have
executed the same.
Witness, H. W. Jonen, Clerk of the
District Court of Dallas County.
Given under my hand and
r-*-<* seal of said Court, in the
/ t q \ t-itv Dallas, this the loth
{ L'-b- j day of April, 1882.
w- ' H. W. JONES,
Clerk District Court of Dallas County.
17a-4w
The Intkli.ioencfk is steadily inerea
jng its circulation. It is bei g anxiously
inquired after on all sides The Daily is
only 50 cents per mo th; Weekly l
$2. 50 per vear. Send i' your names with
he cash.
For the delicate and complicated diffi-
culties peculiar to th« female constitution,
Lydia E. Pinkham'n Vegetable Compound
is the sovereign remedy. It aims at the
cause, and produces lasting results, Senp
to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham. 23S Western
Avenue, Lynn., Mass., for pamphlets.
Uean rrake money faster at work for tis than
r.t ni,) tliieii eli-e capital not required; we will
sturt you, Tvelve dollars per day at home
made by the irdustrous men, women, boys and
girts wanted everywhere to work for us. Now i«
the time. C< stly outfit <nd torm free. Apdreas
irue H Co Portland, Maime.
xtralCM rrom me ccnatttutiou
I the Sum* of Texas Relati ug
to he II »mesten«l of Fam-
ilies.
ARTICLE XVI.—GENERALPROV
IONS.
Sec- 50. The homestead of a family
shall be, and is hereby protected from
lorced sale, for the payment of oil debts,
except for the purchase money thereof, or
a part of such purchase mouay, the taxa
due thereon, or for work and material used
id constructing improvements thereon; and
in this laRt case, only when the woik and
material are contracted for in writing,
with the consent of the wife, given ia the
aame manner as is required in making a
sale and copveyance of the homestead
or shall the owner if a married man. sell
the homestead without the consent of the
wife, given in such manner as may be pre
scribed by law. No mortgage, true deed
or other lion shall ever be valid, excep for i
tne purchase money therefor cr improve- j
j mentis made thereon, as hereinbefore pro- ,
ided, whether such mortgage or trust deed j
| r other lien shall have been created ny j
| he husband alone or together with his
1 wife; and r.Ii pretended sales of the home- j
ead involving any condition of defea
ance shall he void
bso. ol. Ihe homestead, not in a town
or citv shall consist of not more thaD 200
acres "of land, which may be in one or more
percela. with tne improvements therein
The homestead, in a city, town or village
all consist of lot or lots, not to exceed in
ue five thousand dollars, at the time of
ht:r designation aa the homestead, with-
out reference to the valu3 of any lmprove-
uen thereon. Provided, that the same
hal be used for the purposes oi a heme,
or as a place to esefrcise the calling or bus-
iness of the head of a lamily. Provided
also, that tiny temporary rentiug of. the
nom'estead ihull not change tho ckaracto?
oftheaamt when uo other homeetead ha
' eei. acqu: ed.
Sec. 52 Jn the death of the hustirui
or wife, or both, the homestead shall de
cend and vest in like manner as other real
property of the deceased,^nd shaii be gov
■>,med by the same laws of descent and di
ribution. But it shall not be partitions
mon the neir* of the deceased during th
Avfetime of the surviving hueband oi wi
or so long as the survivor may elect to ua
or occupy the same as a homestead, or o
long as the guardian of the minor children
of the deceased may be permitted, under
the order of the proper court, having juri
diction, to use *nd occupy the same.
tThe law defining the homestead ard
her property exempt from,taxation, in
oscordanco with the above provisions i
cfollown
art. 6834. There shall also be reserv-
ed to every family in this state, free and
exempt from farced sale lor debts, tho fol-
lowing property: ali household anc
kitchen furniture,all implementi of hus-
bauury; ali toois ami apparatus belonging
to any trade or profession: ail bool be-
longing to private or public iit a'ieflitive
miich cows aud caiVi> two yoke of work
oxen, two horses aiw wagon; one car-
age or buggy : ox. guu; twenty hogs,
wenty head ot sheep; ail provisions and
nrage on hand 'or home consumotion, ale
addles, bridles and harness necessary 1 ol
be use of the family, and to every citizen
and head of a family; one horse, bridle
and saddle; all wearing apparel; ail tools
pparuty and hookb belonging to hi- pn-
ate library
fmo^
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACT*
27 Stops, Sets Reeds, $90
Bonftv** ITEETnOMiM firstvncontains lOfWl wtr
©oldton iWgue lt#»xliv«T STOPS, WMnut or EwnUfrt
^nrilliTK, AAlUip owur.to, » vn..wuciv.
Iif,llora for rotrrlrw, Bcatty's Patont Stop Action, «.
NEW AK1» NOVfel. K£KDBOVKl> (patented.)
JSKOKXOF9 SUCCESS. Stilea over 10C0 a month,
demand iiwrcasinff. E^.Fa.Hoo^worklakf DAY ana
by {i30 Edison's iEtoeti-la IJglits et SIC JI1 fo fill order*
Boxc.l, DellvercJonboo?d CQA
Cara^iere, Stouu Book, Ac., only WjJJW
If after oueymr'imi vm art noteanir.cj rrtvtil atutlmiU
i cfvud th» wmuy n-iU tHiertat, DilthijUT CrtIl l«fUWr
Como awl CT«»i'lne the lonimmcnt. Uiivo N. Y. Otj,
• / nL' TV,.iMi. .rt Q vi I A WT\ Al* 1 f 1 %V\
(X)ine(UKICxHniinoiJt: im»;niracii».
liarclay or diristopher St. Ferries, S-T> a. m. or 1 p. m.
(fare, exciireion onfv $385V JxavoWeslunfrtonatl or
f.SOp.m. nrrivtBSittU Y. nt9^0or9i). m. mmeday^for
y ifromClueftgo.Kt<toMMid,I^.I^aton.&p..r--
(fare, cxciiTKlon only $2 8o\
'.SO p. m. xmvinp: in It. Y. nt
■outos f rom Clueago. Iitctm»oml, 1 'nilo.. vlioaton,.ex., sen
-'Doetty's Eicunilon Route, Cuvular,")t3i!>ullowoo to pay
fxw-n£e9 lfyonlxiy; comonnyway,you are welconin.
■Frr. (<oacb uttUiwVu. > meet* nil train*.
OthorOrfmns $S0, CM up. llanofortee $126 to $1009.
Kcautlfdl 111 aerated viUVfoe Adili-cea or call up<jb
pAimrr. F. BEATTY, Washington, Now Jmoj
ATHENS HOUSE,
ATHENS. - ■ TEXAS-
TRACI, filflPaigfJl
TItia hou^e in aituatod noir th * .lip »t >l »d *5 on-
venlent to the boaine^s portion of town. it has
rocetitlv changed, lmuaa an ! b - n redttel. No
etfortwill bo spared to mike kfueflt «,o!Ht,.#rtapie
and hippy i^ood samplo rooms fcr .- jinmercia
men.
]Y(i}>hingtont 1), C, March- 1,1LV
Feoposals will bo received
he Cj ntract OfSce of this
rnent uutil P. M, of April
1882, for carrying the uiaiis of
United States upon the routes,
according to the euhedule of ar '
val and departure specified by f.
Depar.meot, in the State ot TV: 3-
from July 1, 1882, to Jsne o 1
18S6, Lists, of routes, with scui -
ules ol arrivals and departure*
instructions to bidders with form
for contracts and bonds anil 1
other necessary information, will'
furnished upou application to it.c
Second Assistant Postmaster Get
ertt.
EsTABLIbirBO 1874.
Carter & (Jibsou,
413 ELM ST.
DOS'T !>IK IN TISjG HOUSE.
Ask dru^'lEle for "Kough or ** It ceao
oul rat', mice, d<-dbog», roaorw. vwmln, tmt».
»> t biei.tn pi r bcs.
•'KOl'GM HAT,"
Th« thing de»ir<d found at laet. Ask dru*g<s
for "I!ou«h cn Hals". It clears out lata, inioo
vefmins.lliea, bedbut;*, lac boxes.
S 3 J w-Q i'swn,
BOOkEINDJSRS.
Th« liest Compute Establish'
ment iti North Texas
1
E'timatesa id eamples of work]funiched on
application
" ai®^MA36'*S~
LIVER PADS
tor Sale
Missouri i'acitic
HAlIi W4T.
TaseiaK t&rougti the most enterprising portloue
v I causaa and Missouri, tne J j..utilul Indian Tei
r.tory nnd Texas, with a soiid steel track to m\4
from the Union Depots of Ht. Louie, Hannibal
-nausRS City, atul St. JcHt'i/b, Mo., Atchison and
euvcn^ort^ ami Dt-'ninon, Tex., muking
Lote connections In theee Depot* with Kailwaj
ernes leading to ail pails of tue United State*
i'agoengcrs wb<) purclinbe Tickets over the M.18-
OU'BI PACIFIC HAILWAV Lave
NO CHANGE CF
AM) DAILY TRAIN*
BETWEEN THE FOLLOWING U i'iES
I'iiy i.ouii-,
Le»vvttwor:U ;sisd M. Louis
AtCtHsuii :u«t Si. Louis
Si. Jusepii aud ^t. LOSISH,
Fori Scoti aafi M. Louis,
Fort Scoll tiiul Mauuibal,
Fort Scotf mid Haasas < It},
Fmporia ai»tl f*t. l^oiiis,
juiK'tton litiuls,
lieuison and *t* l'0ui«,
l><>iiUou Jintl Mauiiibal,
DeuiHuti aud Kansas
(sedalk aud OmaUia,
Kansas l it3' rtnd Logan,
WITU
licclniny Chair Cars tree
Besides F1 VIC ot Pullman Bleeping Car* an^
haadaotue Dmy CoaoheB, with Toilot Kcom* an-
he i?.u>st improvements heated by pipe*
iirougiiiy veutilateu, carpeisd, aud wltn uoloreu
tenduuts.
Tiie liswl Pacific Railway
lias a riteel 'track, the ililler Platf oim
.tai>rcVed Automatic Air Brake on n 11 cu
passenger traius. It is in evejy respeol.
A FIRST-CLASS E'Y
Foi .^ap*. Time Tables, and interesting reading
matter oonterniug the Missouri Pacific Kail way
ftUu it# ccUDUClioHB with •tbur Liiit-e, wbieb will
mailed TKllKi uddrc^s
F. OHANDLER,
Usu'i passenger AgeaU
J. D. SROWN
Aa^'t^iou'lfasteugtr Ageol.
A. A- TALMABB, Qeneral Manager
ST. LOUIS, UO
T. O. HOWE,
Postmaster Gruncr
N* K. WRIGHT
CONTRACTOR a BLILPB?
No 208 Sycamoi # Street.
D 1" LAS, TEXA
ebbintr of all kindproniptlydone.
I.
, ^3 ^
vn 1S82
Wtllbsmiiilid rr.si to all'oilcan to. aufl *«!••1
ordpr'nflt. I» wtiUiin ftt colowil ">rr; '
nbonl m n»tn, nod full ^ripH.ins. priota and rtir. u.ji i
rlattlMK 1 SO" vatl*i'»f cf Wgalaliie ami Flown ^rru', 1.. »
Frmt 1V«M. He. Invaluable ;o all. .-fir-M nn i-rof.' .. -
will bt !■ Uil uwrfi iifllaM-' fnr p]«nt:nElnth« tk.i.
.wr, in a *arm«» cliir.aw. We make a specialty of mpf lr; v
r un.1
?KBBY St COt, Detroit. Kick
CA.TARBAH OF THE BLADER
f5tlngit>g, smarting, irratntlog of the tmnary pa*
f lgt* diisaseo discharges, cured by Buchupaiba
Druggist*. Depot tieo. T Attwhis uillaa.
St'lCIWE AMi XX8PEPSI*.
V m wt remarkable cure dyspepsia ' We
1-ealtfc Kenewer," The greatest Ionic, best b
llous and Liver I'.emedy known #1' Druggi
Depo1 Oeotnv T. Atkins.
Mother! HcQier !1 Mcther B!
Are you disturbed at night and broken of yo
reet by a sick chil sui'i-riug and crying with th
excr uclatitig pain of cu ting teeth ? If so, go »
once ard get a bottle of MRS. v\Ii*3LO\\ tJ
SOOTHING BY HUP. it will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately—depend upon it; there is no
mistake'!about it. There is not a mother on earth
who h»s ever used it, who will uot t*ll you at onco
that it will rewulate the bowels ai dglve rest .o
the mother, and relief and health to'the child,
operaUng like magic. It is perfectly *ife to ui«
lnsll cases, and pleasant to the la^te, an4 is the
rescript ion of one of the oldest and be*t female
bysicians and nurses in the United StotA. Boid
very mherc. 26 cenu a i»o«U«*
816 SlainStreet
SaliM TextJk
OA*; , S4iU AliK ACBF.
The number oi square leet in a acr* i*
lo.StiO. In order to iiavn this area the
piece of laud n.net l»e of suicl) a length and
oreadth that two multiplied together will
produce the above number. Thuj, at
acre of Innd migbt be 43,5ttOfeet long bj
one foot broad; 21,780 teet long by two
feet bfoaH; 14,520 teet long by three feei
broad, anu fO on. If the acre of land laio
ae exactly equare. each side mu^t be near
,y as possible 208 feet 1-2 inches, ihe
lnearest you can come to an exactly squitr
bcre *v*ith as even nurubtr of feet in th
to make it i!2u ieet long by J98 broad
rgceQ ana
lli* to this cuiitry, says tb.it most of to* Hot*
Mue Paw.U-r' aU'l h<"e ars wn«i:.lcas tras-VIls
sad Cat
iuuv3iuv i»wr , o,t. in w w *- ..mi *■ .■ lts»v.
sanUtat Sheridan's OonJlt'<*i Potnir— ali*oiti»l»
S, sod kantrose r vs'tmMo *' v x. e»rUi_wta
«beos Is/ nts 8f*rV--
" imilloiriei «v,. > '•*
Ubtt letter * — *yuX
THE
Texas and Pacific
RAILWAY
With its connection from the (liivot
and quickest lines from all j oint;; to
TEXAS
St, Louis, Chicr-o, Cairo, Indianapolis
Toledo, Memphis, Nashville, Louis-
ui.'le Chattanoogft, Alt"nta
and all points
North, East & Soiitli-Easi
Trains leaves Dallas Station, as follows
Kast Bound.
So 4 mail andixprees ... 7 » s ~
No 20 mail and express - - • 4 00 p ru
West Borad
No 1 mail aad ezpress S 40 i *
No 9 mail and exwrtsa - ■ *> *® ' 'c'
jsnnC Hnd 3 run daily litwtt'D jvt uBtlmid a1 c
^Kos 1 4 run JailbetweYnVort Wort'a ord.S
LoulB' COSNECTIODS
A Ttxarkena, wi'4i l raius on Uis 9. X._ Iri -
Mountain And So. liwy for all points North
Ejtl ai.d rtoutti-eo«t.
At i cugvlew Junction, anl Mii'n»oia, wltt
rains on li.teruatiouivi R R. ?»r Tyler Halestl.
Hoaeton, Au-tin, traiVBStoti «nl 5?an Aatou o
At Daliae, wun train# of Ilou.toa u 1'es
central itwy. lor t'orsieana. M xfn, Bremon
Waro. Oliver?, Bry?u, Ueinpstead, Breulia
a; d at po uts in Miudle nni donth«rrs l'ucai.
.At Cjheraiau, with 11 X V O liwy fur ali potu
on the line of that road.
At Fort Worth, wnh fetages for all poin' In
Western Texa*.
AttJ'ire.epjrt, w.ta Ked river Stoarawrs for
New ( luats
Tuiiiuau'e Palace SUepiug C.ir
Fort Worth, Dallas and Srtermau
Saint Louis.
Any information in regard to rates e*
Vreiuht, Time and Connections, will
be cheerfully given on application to
H M. HOXIE
Oen'l {Sup't M'a'rsuiiu, TexM
WHSpWU.xS,
G«ni' U & A^ent 5i&n>Uai-k>
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