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ADNl' a,,re Of the itrst y ,,ai-
Va the appeai';iitv loss of appeil ,.i',.ii.'ts
q general ton followed by NJ ssi'ould
~ chilly sens.,,,rt measures OF ef''i,,s al.
pld cough, pTOr,s,mption Is scrol ~ ,,reat
e5.s asen; Inngs; Therefore ruritier and
apt; ~ tng ,ns or blouH, ..Golden Med
~ scrofulous DIR. Pierce - oil
Strength. restoreri SSanerior to Cod liver OH
ical Discovery. ! unsurpassed as pecisg{'iu ,,
q uutrinve' anu l,ittina of blood, ah9 Il H..
5of weak lunss' II has no equal; o 81, CON,
9Ied affections ~ Pierces treatise on con con
druggists. For u stamps. WoKDs -
,rgl@rtion sena WA ASSOCIATION, Buffalo ~
--Io persists in discussing ,,,dn,, f ds7
,ar, ae man .wva TiH the chap VINO coui''N -
fna II gen,i 40 save his soul
- women, weak and slck ls
cbiI,j. ~rithout rlvai 5;,,ars'
bead'cbs Browns ron Di.'o-9
NJ ,,,rity without the appearances e'lE,d,
Maintain dlgni r. something to every OoV!'
and e,erything TO So SUM.
Yo and middle aged mem EN- a sgnI Il ~
from az az debility and klnuIeII %| sbrn i
as los. . T,ernory and hypoelVVIi'f IF Worlds
1uclo.. hoe stamps Tor 1 al .t',',lnhIets. Ad-
dR,.rta.ary DINE ,s Sgiss MEDICAL Assoor
ALTON, Buffalo, n l. -
No..,, Ia. ever remained Of any d reyo u
tiarII'ling nas ,sos ripe in the conscience u
NE masses. -
DIR. M. M. Groom says.
BroaAs Iron Btters is the pes, il,v, cnres
the World. andis eiiecllhR iiii oo''-1
vi. .-.n-etruth that only in the agony
of 's strllE Se look into the depths OF love
THE WEAKER SEX , s.
Immensely strengthened P Pyyes .nG tSS .
Dr r. u. Pierce "t ,a derenpements. and
Which cures Al fe sUs,em. sod BY druggists
Giys -,o che benefit of your CONVICTIONS i,ti -
if ,nr t me "" onv. but keep your uouots W
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VII. .--,,,e truth that only in the agony
of as. strIT ,ve look into the depths OF love-
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D n7en Pfeggcs favorite FGesc snis and
g,y ,g' cures AZ We system. Suldb druggists.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-19


aMy mother was afflicted long time with neuralga
and a dull heavy. inactive condition of tho whole
system headache nervous p-osfation. AMI was almost
helpless No physicians medicines did her any good
Three months ago she began to use Hoy Brters With
.ucb good effect that she and feels young again.
although over seventy years old We think there NJ
other medicine fit to use in the family."-A LADY, ia
Providence
BnADFoRD. Pa, May 8. 1875
II has cured me Of several diseasei such nervous
ness sickness at the stomach, monthly troubles etc
have not seen sick day year. since took Hop
Bitters All my neighbors use them.
Mns. Fannie GRTEy
$4,000 1osr.-''A tour of Europe that cost me 5000
.,done me less good than one bottle Of Hop Btters.
''they also curod my wife Of fifteen years' nervous
''weakness, seeplessness and Dyspepsia.
"R. NJ Auburn, N Y"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-19

Al, DR.. nj. M. Groom says
i, DARDANEl1E 5 nth ia the best medicine III
browns lron. Di n6ecting miraculous cures"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-19

man who Fs5, esap " Who 5i' cSoaidHt Dc
6 AN Is gene 1 40 ave his SOUL
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-19

No4'bng has ,s e,s ripe in the conscience OF
the masses.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-19

@ aged men, So rya T S i noi cause cause
children, v Riilao%n's 3 Iron Bitters.
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!, Maintain dignity /! something to everybody
and ey..thing TO sumo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

Crowded houses Witnessed the matinee
and evening erlormanccs at Craddork 5
opera'house, of Barlow n Wilson's min.
strcls. Both performances were admitted
on all sides TO have been better than on
Friday evening, particularly the
last or evening performance yes.
tcrday. The bill was very
materially changed and the Mvorites were
at their best. Some of the gags aud Jokes
were yocilcrously applaudcd, particularly
Barlow's stump speech and Cal Wagnor's
Mko'oh on our operahouse, The latter
literally conyulsod the audience. Tho
music, singing and dancing were splendid
and could not be exccllcd by any company
In the country.
The company are TO be commended in
that they didn't, Us Is usual on their closing
night, let down" any In their perform.
anee, Sohoclcrait, Wagner and Barlow
stand at the head of the minstrel profession,
and their equals are hard TO And. II is
needless TO say that the audiences ycster.
day were delighted from beginning to the
close OF the bills. Barlow, Wilson n Co.
may always expect full houses to greet them
here, alter their performances OF the last
two days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

FOR the city ahd county, recorded during
the past week by Jones & Murphy land
agents, office No, 7tl Main street, opposite
81, George hotel;
rhnrsey Johnston to Elizabeth DeFreest
10 acres OF the William Babbett survey. fo,
$500. "
same to sane, 20 acres, same survey, for
SGl
J, \ Get1c" d,nncr to II. Morrison lots
NJ, w, 10 and u OF block |, In the Dallas &
Nichlta railroad addition, Tor SlO5
Joseph lScn, trustee, toe. NJ R,ker M
ny lw ieet on north side OF Jackson str,et
IN block - for 81 ,05O. '''''''
" Shuts and wife to John II. Parsons
% 10y ~ ieet on south side ot Pacific avenue
In block 90, for 81 1850. '''"''
W, II CASTOR toS. A. RradGsld / Nora
IN the w odheid Ca'tell survey, near Mes.
quite survey, for $40. ''
John ii Cole to NJ Nachcr, % acres oftbe
Kuhn survey, for SlGO '"'
Frru N,erSlheimcr Ia Barney Scale. AZ,
aces oi the Chiffon Smith survey for se5g
ellaS y ttlen to ] A, Crawford. nil Of
hls undivided interest in and to block M ,
OF .hc Herman lieder survey, for Sl95.
a u lanler aud wife to ". &. Cullom a
part OF the ) \, Taught survey, Tor SlUO
JohnC Z, Story aud wife to J, J. Smlth :,
oy lh ieet on south side VI Wood ,trrei in
block liz, Tor s3NO. ''''''' :"
II, w Shallcnberger and wife to NJ ynrher
" acres ot the John Cox survey. 1, mill,
nor,nwrs, from Dallas, fot Sl.N. ''''
mug hlakcney to James nlakensv =
scrcs On NH creek, On the west ,ide al tbe
south end ot Eryay street, and trianrplar
on south side VI Elm street. i'm binrl
10, Tor other consideration and $40
John 7. Meyers and wife to " {. Doe,.
my acres IN the A Mcdaniel snr,ey
Yen miles southeast from BAL a,, for snso'
". ", Bond ct, al, to 4. Nicr,lhc,ms,
nart OF the Chiffon Smith survey. ON ne.,
creek, lNr SSi7. ~ y" "'"'
\ Woods aud hester Morrow 4,
crawford, 10 acres out one,hird in,er.s,
~ u acres lying six miles south of Mes.
quite, for $40 W "eS'
VIM, bradshaw to J. +. Moss. $50 AGRA, %,
,ne Bn.kirk, and ~ acre. ofthe e W,,s
survey, tor S6,ON. - "''e
W J, llslscll, administrator OF Fp,,i, a
SMH,h, deceased, to W II. C,ano. 5 acres on
s,hth side Ut east Ross avenue nnr,L Wv ~,
Last nallas, Tor $50 WV" VI
W Howe to q l., nrew,on. a., AGRA.
~ Mckinney tnl William. sutyry r,,
Nnnv II OK creek, for Sl,nSO, w
! p al hammond and wilc t. Clo,.lda y
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District Court.
uo,an.., ...

Tho following prisoners convicted at the
present criminal term of the district court
were brought into court yesterday, and
Judge Aldrcdgcpasse sentence upon them.
Az they were sentenced ono by one they
stood up, and when asked tho usual cues,
! on by the court rs 10 whether or not thcy
had anything 10 SAY why sentence should
not be passed upon them, James llominr.
heller, convicted for tho theft Of
q cow, and Ben Thornton, convicted
Tor attempted rape. said that they were NOT
guilty of the crimes with which they were
charged. Their names, crimes for which
they wire convicted and the term of wears
given each are as follows, Pleasant llauk,
THEFT OF money, two years; L.. 4. Cain, theft
ofhorsc, five years; James Baker, IN N of
mules, tive years, James Hemnighcller,
thcit OF cow two years, Hen Thornton, at
tempted rape, seven years; John Anderson
THEFT nom person, two years; Paul Syl.
vcster, assault with intent to kill, two
years; Frauk Edmunson, then from person,
live years,
Pleasant blank Ben Thornton, Paul Syl.
vester and Frank Edmunson are colorod.
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Nays. al Of their interest in and 10 the es-
tate Of Z. e. NAYS. deceased, for So0o,
". A. Mays and wife % Clo,llda +. Nays,
their interest in said estate, Tor other yalua-
Die consideration and $40
&. L. MAYS Il 81. 10 Mary r. Hammond,
co. acres GA the Lagow league, about one
mile southeast from the lair grounds, for
s. ". :. Dancan e; al. 10 J. 7. Broxion
and wife. 3 acres near he fair grounds, Tor
$50
5. II. Miller and wife TO II Harris, lot ,.
block ,, OF CroSdus and Akard.s addition,
north side Of east Nam street, for $50.
J. I. Edwaris 20 Il. II, Jones, ~ acres
OF IA, William Rowe survey, FOR sl,oo.
Joe Armstrong and vile 20 Nose Jackson,
AZ acres OF the J. A. Armstrong survey, is
miles north. = west from Dallas, for S3l2,
Chris. kotslisberser 10 Andrew J Wealth
eriugt0u, 80 acres oil the east end OF the Ii.
/ J. Webb survey, for Sl,525.
H. B. Webb TO +. l.. HARRISON, / acre
near the Trinity cemetery, for 50.
! W. J. Newboll and wife to J. NJ. and Ii.
B. Park, three lots in book A, from Live
I Oak street 70 Pacific avenue, for S2,222.
A. ii Shepherd by executor and lega'
tees, Ia John Eiseutrout, Il by % feet, part
ri lot 9, block Q, Of the railroad addition,
fjr so.
/ W. Il. Veal to II. f. Keithley, 10 acres OF
the T. J, Wampler survey, near Hutchins
! Tor $40. -
/ W. J. Newbolt and wife to ]. c. Turner, Q
. lot on north side Of Live Oak street, block
/ a, Tor $40.
K. A. Roberts aud wife to Gulf Colorado
I & Santa Fe railway COMPANY, blocks - H.
/ 10, Is, p, =, 80, 81, SO ana 3d. and Other
property in the town Of Cedar Ill., fol
other valuable consideration and $40.
- Lafayette Rinth to J. T. keahey, % is
acres Of the Abner Keen, and an undivided
hall interest in 90 acres OF the Daniel Crisp
survey, for 81 POO.
| John c Mccoy to H. Barksdale, 200 by
2O) feet near the fair grounds, for Sl,2j0,
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THE DALLAS HEnALp. SUNDAY MoRN1NG JANUARY Is.

unchanged. Sugar dull and easier lair 10
good refining, qao.ed u TO Z. Nolssses IN
active and unchanged. RICE quiet out
steady. Wool steady; fairly active Texas,
llto =. Pork Gull and nominal, $50.
Cut meats dun and nominal lorg clear
middles, . sis. Lard Esak.
NEg ORLEANs NAEGEr.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. =, Corn moderately
active and higher 40 TO g. Oats hrmtri
choice, 81 70 50. Corn-meal higher, S3.'e.
Hay, choice, flrmer; 81 10 So. hall bales.
Pork. wsak slSl2i % SIS %. Lard
quiet: refined tierce, n 20 he. Bulk meats,
demand far and prices higher, 10;
shoulders, packed, 40 TO e. long clear
% 10 u. sugar quiet and unchanged.
Moasses dull aud lowsr; common, a 20
3, centrifugal, p 20 s., fair, y TO III; cls.
tern bottoms, "a 10 %; prime 20 choice, 81
% a., iermeuting, q % 81 Rice steady
with good demand Others unchanged.
EGCha4gc unchanged.
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CINCINNATI, o., Jan, T.-Mohr 4 Mohr
distillers assigned this morning to Charles
Rankin. bond has not yet been given, and
no statement of the assets aud liabilities
made. IL is estimated that the liablitie,
will not exceed $4,000. BEFORE making the
assignment to-day, the hrm filed chattcl
mortgages, aggrrgating SSi go, one of
which, Tor $4,000, was to Mr.. solomon. OF
Boston, formerly of the firm.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Nav NoRk, jan. 31.-Moncy, "a. prime
mercantile paper, q, Tor silver, l.Oi}. eX.
change steady; S2l, long; Si, sight govern.
m-nts unchanged, Stocks since ii o'clock
were quiet but irregular, without marked
change, Elves, extended, l,Oi, AS, ll2i.
is, lisa Ss, l0il
KANSAS CITY MARKET
KANSAS CRY, Jan. T,-Whcat lower.
weak, No, red, 81 bid cash S6i TO ~,
February; 81, March. Corn lover r., cash
aud bid February, i2l, March. Iatlle
lower; native steers OF 40 to 500 pounds
81 10 to $3.50, slockers aud feeders, So - to
si60, cows. 81 80 TO SS75. Hogs steady.
81 to S6t0, bulk OF sales at 500 to 50 Is
sheep steady; fair mutions, $50 to 81.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST Louis, Jan. Y-Flour stronger.
NNN, 50 e. To 81 81, family, 81 ~ To 81 10.
choice, $40 To 81 50, fancy, $500 tn S. W..
a M 4, a. a,s cn' ~ AZ ~, leu'
a 0,l To siOH Wsr,h "TS rs, rvut l,y
nnJ lnwc,, Isl r,s,'' t6t I'M Inh Iuso'ueu
"a ~ iS, rn ,,s1 sssu' ~ m ", January
lowcr' slnw' az w. ~ W. ~" ~ Ha'vn, Val>
nnry, Sss'n nj We St va,"' ~, 10 Sot Jan,
M 81 IA Cnrnmeei nsms e. "'SSy s'yaIy
sill cnsh, xiy M MA NJ w. ISrN uu.li
Inli, shoniJ,rs n M. sSnr, ~ S s.s meats
short clear d pncrn Ami. ,,S 49, WV W
short rib 10. short clcar iNi 'iV IVY rs =
al IN AZ ,n ~ T S,iu's WV, W. Latu noml'
Sraas. ronc ns.' q. ~, IVY nuny, shipn!ng
IA Si ~ 80 ~ ~ ~ ,v,".,vnotS = -
recs'n,s M o ss" svvuv's, - ~ 10 ~
h''mp,S ~ nvss EASIER ~ ~ 10 ~ ~,
/ Nh shear ,",.,, ,.,, Soyu, ivveirS'
A SSte rs ''''' S''' w ''"'' mutton
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Cheap Boys Clothes for Christmas
Presents,

by cheap we do not mean common goods nor
goods AZ commonly low prices. wemean some.
ulng OF unusual advantage to the purchaser
something worth your while looking nj n Won
n"Ie boys 10 olothe. Our winter season is NOW
uan over and We are finding what goods
ste not selling freely, There is no Time Gov
uilhnS and the slow sellers must he converted
MO quick sellers, so we mark ''
40 Pleated Blouse Suits from Ana, ., =,
~ d, Blouse Suits from. ~ ia ~ g. W w
y. School suits from, ..,.,,.. sLSto G. e. 90 90
~ boSs suits from .,..,,..... c IN, e. 60 ~
"a SgViiopi SUITS irom.....9 10 & to7 c a. NJ
"'3s suns from. .,,l0, II & toSG 40 M
A. me above are a special bargain oOsr,r. m,
w "o' eonihet with our complete stock of re@n
mt goods OF every grade. You know ,ba,
wekeep Boys Furnishings" oil all Kinds ha
SIDES tho Hats aud Caps.
Our Intention is to make thi, n r,o,, ,o.,,
,or the supply Of complete outfits fo, ren "a
uoys' so mat parents may be able to find ovsrv.
,u''s nceainl for their sons attire in one house
suu al prices more advantageous than could
% Obtained by shopping all over the civ ''''
We Keep our house open until n o,o,oO,,
saturday nights to accommodate lo,o NJ S,OoA
pers, i"e SHOP
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Washington News Note.

INK cAAsLs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. sI.-Genersl Fraacis
A. Walker, in company with Secretary
Teller, had an extended conference with
Senator Hale this morning at o'clock dur
ing which plan was agreed on TO expedite
closing work ON the census. General
Walker Will assume charge OF the bureau
at once.
COMMITTEE WORK.
The senate railroad committee to-day
concluded 10 make Il favorable report ON
the bill 10 authorize the Southern Pacific
and other railroads to unite and CONSOLE
date, 50 as To form a continuous line Ut
rillroad between the tidal waters OF the
Atlantic and Pacific,
The house elections committee to-day, by
a vote Of TO /, adopted resolution pro.
yidiug Tor the seating OF SeSciughaus, and
the unseating OF frost as representative Of
81 district of Missouri,
Captain Eads was before he house com.
mittee this morning and endorsed the Mis-
slssippi river commission plans, aud denied
having offered Baldwin, OF 81. Louis, u
slice "ot any appropriation
ONT.
Colonel Irish, Chiet OF the bureau of en-.
craving and printing, died to-day OF paraly-
sis OF the heart.
BAILEY ~ A BAD uGur.
Journal Clerk Smith testified this morn.
ing that Chici Clerk Bailey had inquired of
HIM about bills and resolutions affecting
the gas company. lie had given him TN u.
ire tickets which he understood were dis.
trbuted by the gas company. John 81
Barclay, former journal clerk, had received
receipts OF gas bulls from Bailey.
rLuCKY roLGER.
Secretary Folger has telcgraphcd the col.
lcctor az San Francisco that Chinese labor
ers who were IN the United States Noyem.
her lllh, 1850, and who left before the act
of May Oh 1852, were allowed the right TO
land without the statute certificate on proof
satisfactory to you or the court. The act
names the 10Th day, The date OF proCla-
nation OF the treaty October 9th, 1881. Is
immatera'. The departments attention
has been called TO the case OF Cinnamon
now on ship board ut San Francisco.
LORNE.
The Marquis OF Lorne occupied a seat in
the members gallery Of the house to-day
while Mckinley, OF ohio, was speaking on
the Degradation Of labor in England
Speaker Keller sat by the marquis.
The Marquis Lorne left the gallery Of the
house upon the conclusion OF Mckinley :
speech, aud was conducted BY the speaker
to room IN the rear Of the hall Ofthe repre-.
sentatNes, where an informal reception was
held, Members of the house committee,
foreign relations committee, first pre-
scented them members generally. He
complimented Mckinley ON his
speech and the lew misutes
they stood talking, made some allusiou TO
the effect Of tie tarliI>ys,em upon Canade.
FROM the house the party was conducted
by the serge int-at-arms 10 the senate. The
serEeant'at.arms, Bright met them and
conducted the marquis to the floor, where
an informal presentation OF senator.
took place. Plumb was speaking ON the
tarln while the introductious were going on
and after halt an hour Of conversation.
Lorne and PARTY left the capital.
STILL CuNrRIBUTING.
Another remittance OF 10000 mark, was
sent 'o-day tor the benefit Of the sufferer, nv
the floods in Germany.
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Tnx Pennsylvania railroad mus, be al
ticipating q lot OF smash.ups ON IT, !lac,
The company are preparing to creo, a,
convenient distances a number Of hospital.
Tor MANNED passengers or employees who
may be hurt on the road, It'll wise and
benevolent step, however, and every road
running a long distance and with number
oftrains daily along the route would do
well teput up two or three good hospital,
with competent surgeon In charge, They
might not beso onen needed, bu, when In
demand they are wanted badly.
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1--we can have such wheat year the
coming season as we experienced in lsse,
We may expect dcubly remunerative har.
vest, IL Is estimated, on apparently good
grounds, that this crop will fall short thl.
year iio,0o,Ooo bushels in Great Britain
France and Germany, II such is the ease,
our own crop will be doubly In demand.
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GENERAL grants views and prejudice,
seem TO be undergoing a very radical
change. He first came over to FIR Jous
foRrkn, then went out of the way TO eulo.
giae LoNcsrssKr, and has now recon.
mcndcd GENERAL lon JOHNSTON, of Con.
fedcrate lame, as one OF the commissioners
for the District Of Columbia. Tho OK.
president must be gradually cutting loose
from s,alwart republican influences and be
bidding for popularity elsewhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

Tnn new penal code oiNew York is appa,
r'ntly destincdtc be shortlivcd, Petitions
by the thousand are being circulated ask.
ing Tor Its repeal. The code as revised aud
revived Is decidedly too harsh and purltani.
cal In most OF It's provisions, and the lceis,
ia,urc ofthc empire state would show its
good sense by repeating II and com mission
Ing another SGT Of men to frame new one,
moro in accordance with justice, common.
sense and the enlightmcnt OF the times,
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The Weeks w,,,,,,,,.

W, \. Murphy and Mrs, Mary \. Lander,
j. N. Niokens and Annie Russell; Jack
Smith and Jane Williams; W. s. Chalmers
and Mrs, Susan u, Thompson, James Il.
Kirby and Lucinda J, Wells: Daniel j,
smythc and Mollic Milan, Moses Levi and
Mellame OollutS; Andrew H. fitzpatrick and
Mrs Frances Lakey, q, W. Smith and H.
", noll. VIZ" w.
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Ml.ee,laueeu. Foreign New.

BsRiiS, Jan. sJ.-A letter from Emperor
William to the pope, dated December ge,i,
after heartily returning good wiahes OK.
pressed IN the letter from the pope TO the
emperor the latter declares the pcpe's let.
ter strengthened his hope that the satistc.
ton felt by the pope atthe rc.cstablishment
OF rrussian relations at the vatican will AZ
ford ground for his laborors 70 r,cipro.
cato by a similar advance. The en-.
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nsrAnrMrsroy ,y.rn.,.---

DsrAnrNtsroF Insurance. sn,,.
- ucs aud llatoti Austin 49, STATS
s w. ~ Ito Whom It May CorestS' ran Sh iaty
yrwt hat the Merchants in,u,,nnn, ms Is TO
" isg Nh ~ hiss IN all tcspsc 0' SiSns esl
cedent ,p Is doing business ia syWSniluons pre-.
hNsNl company holds accrt AZ. 49,. 's'e, and
~, ~ 'tem ihis Office emitting /, IN A, ca author.
nus state ~ twelve mo tbs fr,s, Y , business IN
u s lsS to The Slsidsy Of December s w.. o.
onc-, Va Austin, the day AVA snl sea-. a.
",,uen A.M SrlfqHT Ssw VI, above
W LOfLAND 4 co, C,n,,.r mNlonet.
Te,aS Gslve ton. Texas N'n'fh Agents for
Ns LlsN .,,s \ fkSgussoN, As.n, Ma -.
NA@' Iaa.g.tun.s
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NORTHERN and western papers find IL n
handy thing to have an ex.Conlcdoratc cay.
alryman on their reportorlal force. Gun
NiNGuAM, tho st. Louis Globe. Democrat
icportor, who reduced FREDDIE to pacific
mood lia an cx.rehol trnoper
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Odontikns.

A city chap who had escorted a country
girl to the theatre, thinking to please her,
went out and bought some apples. When
no placed them in her lap She spoke up,
loud enough to be heard all about. "Whst
do you take ne fora cider mill?' The
city chap collapsed; he couldn't stand the
press
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CALIFORNIA ia going to the other extrems,
compared with tho eastern states. A hill
has been introduced into her legislature TO
repeal tho Sunday law altogether. The
treatment of this subject indicates the diff
ference between the hnaticism OF the east
AMI the liberalism OF the west. Either OK,
treme, however, Is Objectionable,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

WIS have received the Philadelphia Times
Almanac for 1898, II is a splendid manual
of political and other information, and Is
published on the LIST Of January q oycry
year. II Is invaluable TO the politician,
business man, and indeed every observer of
current events, and Is strictly nou.partisan.
II is sold at the extremely low price of 10
cents per copy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

Tux value OF the crop raised In Ireland
last year showed decrease of S25, 600 900
M compared with that Of 1881. over SOL.
100000 of the amount was from decrease
Of tho potato crop, Such facts US these
speak more eloquontly and polntedly of
tho ruin and dcsalation In the Emerald Isle
than can all the tongues ofthe agitators.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

Tnr Boston Pos. says that the New York
policeman who can't afford TO have fine
house and keep horse receives no sym.
pathy from anybody. 1t is his own fault II
ho don't blackmail the gamblers for enough
to keep him handsomely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28
WAITED ON THE WIRES.

The Tariff Bill Occupies the Attention
OF the Upper and the Lower
House sf the National
Legislature,
Mr.. Speaker Keller and the
Marquis Of Lorne sit.Cheek by
Jowl.
No New Developments a. 10 France,
and the Republic is still on
Deck.
The Rest Ofthe World Peacefully Plod.
ding Onward, aud, Let us Trust,
Upward.
The News Monger is at His Wi,S-sna
for Some
Delicate Morsels 10 Serve the Dear
Public, and
Which VIII be Swallowed with the
Ayidity, TO
Which lie Has Heretofore been Accus-
toned.
What Else Was Said and Done In the
Capital Halls.