Norton's Daily Union Intelligencer. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 273, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 17, 1883 Page: 4 of 4
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THE INTELLIGENCE!!
IS TnE OLDEST KFFUBIlCANj
DAILY PAPER NOW TCBEISHED IN THE
STATE OF TEXAS-
OR'EVER LIKELY TO BE.
TERMS GF SUBSCRIPTION
One Year - - $6 00
Six Month - - - $3 00
OFFICE:
DALLAS CITY
748 ROSS AVENUE,
TEXAS
RECORD OF FRAUDS.
NORTON'S UNION INTEL
LIGENCER.
"The old Reliable" Union t»<iper and
the stalwart advocate ot
NATIONAL KEPtTBLICANKSjr.
Commends itself to all, who arc «1evot
p i to the principles o' rhe grand party of
Progress and Freedom"
It has now entered upon a new vohiaj
xnd asks at the hand of those, who profes
republicanism that to which it is justly en
4 lied a liberal and generous support.
The INTELLIGENCER was the last Union
panel published in the p tales that attempt
' ?d to recede irom the Federal Unict—and
couldn't. • . ,
The Intetxioencfr is the oldest lepub
J lean paper in the south.
'The Intelligentp was for many years
the mill republican j >urnal in the south.
Tee editor and i rof rietor ;>i the Intel
jgsncel has continuously kept the old
tins Qvimr under the most trvitis cir-
. nmstances—hat stood faithful .♦wong the
faithless'-lias passed through "the fiery
f urnace" ot prosenpt on intolerance and
deadly hate" and
ITNAIKEI) and alone
has striven to uphold the cause of the
CONffEIXUTIOJi AISD the union
in Texa*.
Haviag demonstrated that 3 repub.ican
paper can be puuiisueu in tiie old demo-
ratic stronghold under the most adverse
circumstances, and having made the In-
xlllxoenoek a
l'SUMASK>fT INSXtTtJTIOSi
having spent his time and talents and
money, when friends were "few and tar be
t ween," having borne the brunt and bur-
tnei ot the tight; tie ueiieves that in tne
tlawn of a belter day ne has the right to
aso. those who "claim to be republicans'
to help extend its circulation. ^
WE SHALL CONTINUE >
M advocate what we believe the right and
iu advance the best
INTEREST OF TEXAS.
Iu out columns will be tound much use
Jul ir,' irmation for the business man, the
araier and mechanic ami ail classes c (
community. We suall continue our ei>
(eavors lor
LAW AND ORDER ANI) GOOD GOVERNMENT
i'he INTELLIGENCER continues to advo
• ate fudiic -free Schools, morality teni«
iterance virtue—endeavoring "to
.jueer the taste and cultivate the mind,
to "build up the waste places" and to ben
et>t mankinu.
Jo our old readers, it is not necessary to
r)V more—'hey understand us, 'lo the
r.y, in our r-vidst we say try us, or not as
« .u please 1 Wc have entered upon the 18
valumi oi the weekly and are in tilt 6th
volume ofourBAUflf. VV'e nave made a
,od publications as our m. aus would per
^;t_Unpretentious and unassuming
tnouo-h our paper may have been, we are
e itished that, in our humble capacity we
have done some good, to others if they
bf.ve cot to us
Those who wish a lair, candid outspo-
ken journal that paudeis not to a vitiated
I -ste and bows not, the knee to Baal ar-
invitfcvi to enroll themstives upon ou
list and receive tne weekly at tae rate o!
i" 50 a year, and the dailit at $6,1)0 pe
year. We have never hail agents in the
field to canvass for us, nor have we sent
Electors out to Lariass and annoy. On
tise conuarv, we have ourselves been
in'essed for our bill aa many can testily.
To those in this locality we would respect
i lly hay that in paving .-.UDscription
lfiey oau rest assured that, a paper publish
yd in I/allas when there were only thirteen
/• J) white republicans, voting the tictet
i ; the entire county, can not fa.l when
tiler* are thirteen hundred, auu
SHA LL NOT
ti'l there are more ihan thirteen thousand
< lo GOO). Here we planted oi-r Ebenezei
years ago and hero Norton's Union 1n-
1 r,LlGE>.CSR will stHljU lo aO stpiar"! WOFiC
l,!i.k up at the ti<w and behold it is dvin ■
The Pest Office Department puts upon Its fraud
1st the Mutual °reas A«sociatloa a .d the Ameri.
can News Exchange of Cincinnati.
Also GeorgeS. fttays, alias Sauford, alias San.
foro & Co., of Chicago are frauds.
Great Western Gun Woika,Pittsburg, Pa, don'
ante up-
The Lobdell C'hemlcsl On., oi 8t, Louis, Mo., it-
Is reported don't pay its advertising accounts.
The New York Furnishing Company don't pay
ads,and send in return articles for money. Beware
of it.
The Gn&elte and Star thusde#er Ibes e multitude
of a'inks-* (
A subscriber wbo will allow the postmister
to do business for him, in the matter of stopping
his paper, after taking it a ye r or more—and
never paid lor it-is not a gent'.emBn, and his
name should be published. He Is defrauding the
publisher, but is too big a coward to do it boldly,
ihtrafore he hides himself behind the postmas-
ter.
—The Editor of the San Marcos Free
Press describes the condition of many pub»-
Ushers:
A word to delinquent subscribers. We
have not found time to send out bills end
all knowing themselves indebted need not
to wait 'or this formality, but will please
call and pay up.
Fleming & Merriam. R E Rendell St Co., Chan
J Hi rvi S Co., Benlett, Hollzman & Uo,. and
Cudworth & Co., allot' Chicago, are declared by
the PoBtotfioe department tube fiaudulent con-
ceara.
Enterprising people are beginning to learn the
Vi-his < f advertising tlw year round. The pereis-
teuoy of those who are not Intimidated by the cry
ot ' du2Z times," and who keep their tiames and
buciqess ever before the p iodic, surety pjace
them on the rfi;ht side in the and.
.1- Weaver & Co, Pittsburg.
Iteuner Manufacturing co.
Great Westers Guu Works.
Dr CJark, of New Vork, w'w advertises Invigoi
ting P\ll» is a non p lying fraud. Kor the printer
the head iine is a Zic fer •'Th';re ia no bahn in GU-
ead."
J, A. ViU, 1237 Market street,"hliadeZphla.P a.
and Cuduey & co 1267 Broadway, New York
don't pay.
The Tyler Oourisr publishes a long list 01 de-
linquents, and offers tneir accoont, for sale.
Pass them arouud tha< dead beats be known
howevsr guy the r plumage may fee.
TO POSTMASTER'S.
We will be obliged to every postmaster -who
will TRACK THE LAW, and Inform us
1 whenever any iopy of the INTELLIGENCER
j is not tafcf-n out of the office. B'c don't want
' to throw away any money on any graceless
stamps, who ''renig," nor do w> wish to send
our paper tc any office where the partv to whom
it is addre«sed has movod off without having
HONOR! enough in him to notify us that he has
vamosed,
WANTM)--a good location in Texas for a firs
class Military School by one of the ablest and
most experienced teachers in the Union, who
brings with him the tiry highest testimonials as
to qualification and moral character. Any par-
lies desiring iha establishment cf a No. 1 Milita-
ry Academy aio invited lo open co>re spoil deuce
with the Editor of the Intelligencer.
■ ■■ ■ 1 —
All persons having demands agamst the United
Ptates as witnesses or otherwise during my ser-
vice as Marshal of the Nofthurn District of Texas
are requseted to pasent the same at onoe to
Dallas Dec 1 1882. A B NORTON.
SOBTQFS INTELimE.
THE
$ l 0 0
per month
Bp ling ^nd
J C McCurdy & v1.
OLD AND R ELI A B LE
For Sale or Reni
Advertise your wishes in the Intelligencer.
A bran new safe for sale. Etiquira oi A. B.
Norton & Co.
(Several desirabls rooms and houses for rent
Enquire ot V. B. Norton & Co.
A houso on the earner of Sycamore and Pacific
avenue for rent. Enquire of b. 15. Norton & Co.
Our columns are open to all advertisers. Rates
m;ide known on application !o t * e editor.
Valuable laud* in many counties in Texas for
sal-. Knqaire of tue editor oi the Intelligen
C£«-
Bat gains in land in all part, of Tevas can be
had by appyiug to A. B. .NORTON & CO.
For Sale
A No. 1 farm of 200 acres, about eight miles
southeast of Daila1*' aod on) mile norm ot the
Trunk Railroad; oua hundred acrcs improved;
a good two etoiy fr>»ine house rejently built;
good granary arul barn, a we'l of excellent water
anil couvenient to a good sobJol. I'rioe, $40 per
acre. Enquire of A. B Norton & Co.
322 acres of good land, with a small improve,
meut; BO acres uudef fenes; land wj!1 ti nujred
Will be sold lor $10 per acre. Capable of being
made a good farm. Located ab >ufc sev m mile^
southaast of Dallas. Title perfect. This land is
part on the Trinity river. Foi particulars enquire
of A. B. NORTON it GO.
iT ALU ABLE FAR If! FOH SALtS
AT A GKEAT BARGAIN.
Acres, all u id ir fence, with go dwell
ing, firm aad gin hone, witu one half
dosen never Mill spring of g ) >d cold w -ter,
and a good p*:ich or chat* l» principally vwuay
land. Thirty aerei in p.isture, f sneed tJ itself.
Balance ad in cultivatioa, prriuees a bale and a
quarter to the acre of cotton- This tarm is situa-
ted on beat creel four and a half miies southwest
of Lancaster, a a I fifteen mdea due soutii ot /al-
ias. Tiole pert'!ot, Taxes all patd.
any oae wiabinga number one f irm will Duy
his. FOR TifiRttS AfPLTi TO
A. 15. -NORTON'ic CO.
Texas.—All who contemplate immi
grating to "the beautiful laud" cau learn
the advanta^ei and disadvantages—"the
truth, and nothing but the truth," by sub-N
ninbingfor Norton's Union Intellwes^
jEk, published at Dallas, the city of great
expectations and greatest promise in the
(State Terms; a $2.50 pernnuui $1,50 for
six mcnths.
The greatest invention id the way of
a window sash holder—the Kevstone Sash
Holder, contracte,-8 and builders are invi-
ted to examine the model at the office of
A. B. Norton & Co.,—Norton's building
corner of Kim and Sycamore—anil learn
a bout buying State and county rights.
—
NOTICE TO OUS dU3S0BlBEB3.
Yon are entitled to every number of our papei
during time subscribed for. We pay postage
>fl every number senf to the postotiice and if you
fail to receive any number jou will please notify
.is. Let money paid bring its proper return.
Wanted liVaclie^!
Steady employment Coring
Summer. Adrreas
Chicago, MI inois.
Free! Card and Chromes.
W > wi 11 send free by maiI a saniplo set of our
£t\rge Ger'imaa, H'reneh and American Chrom )
Cards, « n tinted and g1 IA grounds, wi'h a pli^e
?ist of ov ir 2JO iiiflereiit designs, on receipt of
a stamp for postage, \v*e w.i? ais.i scud tree by
maU as samples, ten of our beautiful liromos,
on receipt of ten 'ents to pay for packing and pos
tage; a'so ei'Ciose a confidential price Zist of oi"-
ir.rge oi£ chromo». AgentB wanted. Address K-
Gieaion & Co.. 46 Summer st, Boatpu. Mass.
I CURE FITS!
When I say care 1 flo not mean merely to stopi then lor
ft time and then Uavo thorn "tura again, I mean a r*dN
rnre I imve made the disease ot FU3, hi'iLtrn'
or FALLINGS S1CKMESS a life-longstudy, i'Srs ^
remedy to care the worst cases. Because others .
fallea Is no reason for not now receiving nLc"r®'. J
?omedyr Glv8ME"pre*°sdaandrp^t Office, lt costs yea
jiothlu^ror tt^trhU; a,;,u wUUureyon^ ^ > ^ ^
REPEBLU1AN
PAPEJR
OF
160
OAfeSQt UtU 4CUli.
The number equare feet in a acre is
in order to nnv»- this area the
lce of land must be of such a Jengtu and
ii-eadth that two multipiiad together will
produce the aoovt: ouuiber. Thus, an
acre of land might be 43.560 feet long by
«>ae'j-iot broau; *^1,780 teet long by two
t« etbfoa«1; 14,520 te*t lonij by three feet
|:road. ana so on. It the acre of iand ib to
ot- exactly auuare, each side must be near-
jy as jK'saiWc -OS feet 1.2 incties. The
nearest you can come to an exactly square
sir^ with as even cumber of feet m the
aCIe rnaki it 220 feet ious by broad
Department cf Insurance Statistics and History,
Austin, Tex is. Jan. IT. 1883.
To all who® it miy coueorn .
This is certity that the American Central I-isurs
a'ice Co. of St, Louis, Mo. has in all respects
fully complied with tbe laws of Texa-» as
condition-" precedent to its doing business in thi
State and tn^t. said Corapain holds a certilicate
of authority from this odice entitling it to do
business in this 6'ate for tw Ive moiitbt, from tne
1st day of January. 1S83, to the 31»t daj ot'De-
[ cenrbor 1333
Given under my hand and Beal at ouice in lus-
i tin, the day and date 1st above * ritten.
A. XV. tlPAlflHT.
Commissioner.
A Hi ppy Famly.
Pulled from the breast,-nieez^d from tlu> bottle
Stomach3 will sour and uiik will curdie;
Ba,byhalleluiahs ail that uight,
FIous«hold bumping beads in awful fright.
Don't deay, 'twas thus with Victoria,
Night was hideous without CastOrJa :
Vhen colic Utt, for peaceful slumber,
All uuid their prayer and slept like thunder
iuly24-l£mo
ACAKU.
To all who are sutleving from the errors and
indiscretion of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss ef manhood, &c„ I will 9end a receipt
that will cure you, FRliE uF CH.iKUE, This
Srea*. remedy was discovered by a caiw>i.»nary id
outh Ainerioa. dead a self-addrsssed envelooe
to the Rev Jeseph T. Iuman, atation D, New
Yora city.
NOTICE THIS.
If yon want to tna a piano, organ or mmlcal in
ktrumai.U of any kind er sheet music, or iuatrae-
ion"book or any tning iu the raii4ie.il ^ne—ap-
ply to the ed.«ur ot the Ir; rELLiGESCPR, and you
will ba enabled to ' uy what you want and you
will have thirty per cent from what you wil have
to-day ao- ca'U-i music dealers., Raar this m mind
uiiui the U'<lidav season.
Homestead Law.
iKxtbacts From the State OovsrrrurnN
ART. XVI.—GENERAL PROVISIONS.
PEC. SO. The homestead of a fauii'y shall be,
and is hereby protected from forced sale for the
payment ot alt debts, except for tbe purchase
money thereof, or a pa t of sueh purchase money
he taxes due tbereon, or for work and materia!
used in constructing improvements thor.-oii; aud
in this last case only when the work and material
ive contracted for in writing, with the consent of
the wife, given in th<< same manner as is required
in makiog a sale and conveyance of the home.
® ead; or shall the owner, if a mairted man, sell
the homestend without the consent of thiwite,
given in such manner as may be prescribed by
law. No mortgage, trust deed or other lien shall
ever be valid, except for the purchase money
tberefor or improvements ufade thereon, as here-
it.before provided, whether such mortgage cr
trust deed or other lien shi-.ll havo been created
by the husband alone or together with hie wife;
and all pretended soles of the homestead involv-
ing any condition of defeance shall oe void.
tiEC. 51. The homestead, not in a town or city I
shall consist of not more than 200 a^rea of land j
which may be in one or more parcels, 7,'itb the [
improvements thereon. The homestead, in a city,
town or viliage shall consist of lot or lots, not to
exceed in va ue five thousand dollars at the time
of their designation as the hoznestend, without
reference to the value of any improvements there-
on. Provided, that the same shall be used for
the purposes of a home, or as a place to exercise
the calling or business of the h*ud of a family
Proviaed, also, that any temporary renting of tbe |
homestead shall not ehunec the character of the.
am,- when no other homestead ha« been acquied-
BEC. 52. On the death of the husband or w fe
or both, the 'homestead shall descend and ves tbe
tiie manner as other real property ot the deceas-
ed, and idiallbo governed by the same laws of de-
scent and distribution. But it shall not be parti,
tioned among the heirs of tbe deceased during the
lifetime of the surviving uusband or wife, or eo
long as the survivor nay elect to use or occupy
'.he same i.s a homestead, eras long as the guurd-
ian of the minor children of the aeeeased may be
permitted, uuder the order of the proper court,
having jurisdiction, io use and occupy the Hatne,
The lew defining the homestead aud other prop
erfv exempt from taxation in accordance witte'the
above provision* is as follows:
art, 683i. Tneie shall rlso be reserved to
evety family hi this State, free and exeiant frono
forced sale for debts, the fo. lowing property: All
household nnd kitchen furniture; all implements
of husbandry; all tools and apparatus oelonging
to any trade or profession; all books belon»iug
to private or public libraries; live milch cows and
calves; two yoke of workmen; two horses and
one wagou; onj carriage or buggy; one gun,
twenty hogs; twenty head of sheep; all provis-
ions and forage oil hand for h iino consumption;
all saddles, bridles »nd harness necessary for tbe
use of the fajel.y; aud to wry citizen and h :ad
of a family one horse, bridle anfl saddle; all weaia
ing apparel; all tools, apparatus aud books be,
ongii'g to_his private library
NORTHERN TEXAS,
V U F
111)1.11 AV*
LIVER PADS
tor Sale
Weekly lateliigeacer
%
it made uo of tho mont interesting
NEWS ITEMS,
!
LIT £& Ail If EXTRACTS,
VLGOEOUS
EDITORIALS
and as in ths past, so in the luture, it
will be found i. strong supporter oi
LAW AND ORDER,
PUBLIC FREE SCHOOLS,
POLITICAL EQUALITY,
always moving forward and keeping pace
with the progressive spirit of the time*.
YOU
Will find it to your advantage to us©
Averlil Paint. It is more extensively
used than any Pnint in the market. For Economy
and Durability it Is without an equal, and is
ouaranteed. If not for sale in your neighbor-
hood send for Sample Card and Testimonials to
SEELKY BROTHERS, 33 Burling Slip,
New York.
Missouri Pacific
RAILWAY.
Passing through tne most enterprising portioi •>
of causae and Missouri, the Ds-utiful Indiun Tei-
r.tory and Texas, with a solid steel track to and
fr«m the Union Depots of St. Louis, Hannibal
Kansas City, and Bt. Joseph, Mo., Atohwon and
Leavenworth, Kan., and Senison, Tea., making
close connections in these Depots with Eailway
L'nes leading to all parts of tiie Uuited States
pasecngerR who purchase Tickets over the M.S-
BvJUKl PACIFIC KAIL WAIT have
NO CHANGE OF CARS
AM) DA1LI TRAlNh
BETWEEN THE FOLLOWING CITIES
C Sty 51M4I St. Louis,
iiCAveuv/urlii and St. Louie*
Atciii»ou aioU Si. Louis,
Hi, Joseph au«i Si. Louiw,
Fori ycoti ai»*l St. L«ww,
I- ort S««M aud llanuikul,
Fort Scott ami Kiiu^m Uily,
l^mporia a»*<I S-fc. Lou lis,
Juuction Oityaud St. Louts,
Lleriisou au(i^t< Lowis,
l>euisou au<l Uusiuibai,
I>«uisou aad Kansas €ijj,
Medalia astil Ornniia.
Kaunas «Jity Jiud M Josep«a
-WITH
Rcclininu Chair Cars Free
Besides FIVElinesot Fullaaan Sleeping Cars ur.'ii
handsome Day Coaches, with Ta'lot Kooins and
the latest improvements heated by pip*" a!i.J
tnroughly ventilated, carpets 1, aud wita ejiorjt
a'teudants.
Tie Missouri Pacific Mia?.
Has r Hteel Track, the Miller .Platform and itie
Improved Automatic Air Brake on all cars in it*
passenger trains. It is in evejy respect.
A FIRST-CLASS R'Y
Fot Maps, Time Tables, and interesting reading
matter eoncerning tbe Missouri Pacific Railway
and its connections with other Lines, whioh Will
be mailed VTUEE, address
A. A TALMAfi'S, 3otcral Manager
F. CHANDLER,
lieu'l Passenger Agent
sr T,ouis. .mo
H: P. HUSHES,
S. \v. Passenger Agent,
Houston, Texas.
Person* having city Improved property for *al«
will And (t to their tuter««t to a'avcrusfc is tb«
1 >TELLiC£K C£fi
ixm
tfi-F. EISCNLPf
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Subsctipoa
$2 50!
816 Main Street.
DALLAS. - =-
S;ii StamD itr Specimen C?p
' H, W. Ha:* y &Bra'f
STOVES
TIWWAJ1B,
GEM, SLASS, QHESHST4 4S
House Furnishing Goods,
L A.MPS, &o., &c.
WO. 629 ST„
DAI tjAS, TJSXAS.
Galvanized Iron Cornice Window
ir •'■biet hen v>ere
t*TA3LI9HEI) 1»74.
Carter & Gibsou,
413EI.il ST.
BOOK ? JOB PRINTERS
BOOkBXKDERS.
Tht Most Complete Establish-',
ment in North Texas
E'timateaaad saaiplea of work fuoished on
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