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LirrRARr rRorNcrfoN,srs.

The names OF Oliver Wendell
II Homes, T. B A duch. aud John G.
" hlttier, saysths NV Yark Stt,l, all
,ppear on memorial lately prrseot--
"a to Congress asking that the duty
o. % Ter cent. on the importation ol
n,lutcd books may not be reduced.
A. tor Dr. Holmes and Mr.. Alduch,
their slenatur,s "a favor of fostering
Industry throu2h The raesns Of pro-
tectve tard In no way surprise ns.
But with Mr.. Whittier the case is
d,H rent III ls Quaker Mr. Br Rht,
,ne OF the foremost advocates OF .ree
trade, L. a Quaker. Tom Paue. the
apostle OF the uehts OF man. Was "a
Tree trader snd Quaker. Indeed the
Fruc,Tlss OF the Society OF FiIends
on the wnole teud toward free trade,
aud are opposed TO such an interfer.
ence with the rights oi man IA ~ EN-
bodied ia the idea Of n protective tar
1T, which imposes penalty upon a
meu's buying what ho wants outside
OF his own country. There Is no dee.
larstIon directly in favor Of free
trade IN the admonluons which are
read TO Qntkers assembled IA yearly
meeting but suli the genrAl drift OF
! their teaching 10 such that when a
Quaker ndvooAte' protection we ae
induced TO lhlnk that he has not ac
cepted the spirit OF his speculiar lM'h
IA IT'S broadest senee. That II possIb y
the case WIN Mr. Whittier. o, per.
hapa each of these geutelmen may be
a believer IN tree tradeln the abstract
but Ia ieVor OF a special duty on
imported books II that ie so. or il
they are all sound rrotecuonisls
thto oughout, they have just as much
right to petition Congress TO foster
by protective tarf the industry
with which they are identified, as
the men engaged in The manufacture
OF IRON goods, or those who make eu-
gar, have 10 pay for legislation that
VIII preserve them from foreign
competition and the petition OF lit
ersry workers for a duty on book
deserves the same consideration as
the petition OF an iron man who bpgs
for the maintenance Of high duty
on non.
Bat although these gentlemen rs
gard encouragement TO American
wrilers AZ OF greater Importance than
a reduction oI our unnecessary rev p
enue, there Is nothing IN their atti-
Iude 40 protectoLists to prevent
Inem from advocating reduction OF
taxatloI through the repeal OF the
lnteinal revenue lave BY doing
what they can to brng about that
reform, the literary workers can do
\ goo Iurn TO thelr fellow citizens by
tightening our present load OF out
rageous aud unnecessary taxes. with
out N any way conf ctlng with their
o~o interests. The internal revenue
taxes should be repealed
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RT0DrIr ANgWn7rD.

Governor Bn!er Of NJ .ssschu3etls
hss dttiIed his view Of peli,;ca. re-
mov''o. A cisrgymtn hawug asl,ed
10 be made crsP.sio At Concord Pri-
soo, received this reply; From oil /
earn, the present chaplain ~ q very
esImabie Curislao gentleman, wno
has done bls whole duty, and has
the fall oon6denc Of the convicts. 4
believe, though d. not lsoow Ger
t'inly ~ have never specially in
CURED, that he ~ Republican M
pyIucs; but that iuTuisues no reason
Tor the removal oi competent. de-
ssryIOg aud bouest officer, who does
not use his office sssn elec:ionseripy
machine, II anJ such Que does he
must take the results OF the election.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-03

tainrneu's or reputation, or how
email may he tteirs, tuev fad it iu-
sensib'y jrst az natural and plsssink
talking to him as heaupc him talk.
The talent Tor conversation, indse J..
more than aim 1st anything e,ss "a
ilfe, r'qn,res great tact and discreet
ION. l. requires one to hava more
vaued knowledge, aud 20 have II nc
instant Sui Nbsolute disposal 40 that
he can use nst as mach or jlst as
litt.e as the occasion dem ,nds. Il
requires the ability TO pass instantly
aud with ease from t4e pl4yful to
tue eerious, from books TO men, amt
from the mere phrase OF courtesy to
the expansions OF sentiment and
passion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-03-03
THE cITIL sERvIoE coMMLsI,y.

Referring to The persona Of the
civil s-rv &c commission, the wash
luRton Post says that u lar req.
ressntatioD OF the education, tne
moraIs and the better aspirations
that marx TIE dawn OF What we be-
IIeve Will be puier era than has
yet been known 10 our political his-
tory DJrmau B Eaton is undoubt-
ably better fitted than any mere pol.
itlcian could b. for the head OF the
COMMISSION. He ~ gentleman o..
great ittsinments and spotIess inDo1.
rty. Dr John M Gregory il not 80
We known, but all thai ~ known OF
him Is such 40 TO justiiy hrs nomlns-
tioo. L roy D Taoman is sn Ono
Democrat o The best repute, a gen
tIemaO Of Gne educ ,uon and we'll
endowed with 'hari sense. He 10 a
cd representative OF the young
D mJcr,cy o. hts State.
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GROWTH OF rHE YoKrnWRSr.

- VI a - y NVN ~ w ENN.
Oreson newsPsp re, reviewing the
vents of he past year, show lae,et-
lstence OF = remuktb!e degree OF
Pro'per,ly IN that State, len years
ago tho po 1u'stiou Of P1tl,pd W.
les, than - 600, To-day il ~ aval-
iy three times that number, and IL
continually iucreasug, Dlring 1882
$4,000 900 @asspvnlupoa usw b1ild.
'nRs IN hat CITY aud $4O0 600 on ils
streets. Us wholesale trade for the
year amounted to Gao 100000, ana
the exports to $23 l2S 99l.
Equally lavorabls reports CON,
from Washington Territory, whose
vast toraets OF valuable timber far
ulsA m article OF export that IA
wanted Ia AL psrts of the world.
Thirty years ago Puget Sounds east
| saw mill wss built. To-day there
are numerous towns IN which luw.
| w '""''E ~ Nbe mdlU INDUSTRY. In
1881 l75 100000 cuoic feat oilup-
oer was exported. The amount raaw-
ed IN 1882 IS esli mated at over 300
100000 feet Tue mills are nearly
all lighted by electricity, and are the
sceNe OF ceeseless labor. Various
kindred forms Of IDjustry have aris-
en- out Of the abundance of timber,
including cooperrge aud ehipbu.ld-
InG,
Amorg recent settlers inrtids h-
vored region are some OF the Russian
jewish emmSgrauts, and tepot'ssre.
celyed iIom their settlements give
good erouoj grbei,ey:ng IN d sue
cesslu issue to her agricultural ex-
perlmonts. Altogether, both Ore
gon aud Washington Territory seem
TO be thriving to a much greater de.
gree lhau ca iornia, their soutLern
nelsbb r. aud are Htrsc,ine com.
priuVely . 'arBrrshAre OF immilr,-
ton.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors of BuchH Her Fairfax, de-
ceased
In purru4ncr Of decree of the Circuit
Curt Of the County OF Prcst n, made IN
use therein pendIng To sui CT the
the pay ment Oi his a. be, y,u are qulr-
ed tO present Vuur CT IWs Hgainst q ~
tate OF the SAID Bucknrr Fairfax tor adju
cation 10 SmiIh Crane, Cummissionrr. NJ
his I'll 10 ne sad cuuu y, on or before
the 28rh day Of r bru4ry next.
Witness, SmiIu Crane, Clerk ~ said
Court. this 18 0hy - j nuary. 1888
/ 20-8t SMITH CRAaK, Clerk.
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nor ARABI pASHA WhHr Jyyo
EXILE,


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ship which took Arab Pasbs and
nls companions ~ exile 10 Cev.o,
and arrived at Bombay on Jan. l6
hds iurnished The following account
Of the voyage We took Anbr Pa
sha and his associates and then lam
ure- ou board t5u,z, and ssi,ed from
'hat pott on Dc Il. bound f., ca
oub). IDey were sessca for tts
hi-t TWO OF three days, and aitertbs,
tney frightened up and we're aiuavs
more or ices cheerful. Evrniua,ly
30 tact they became ne Dsppy as If
tney were RoIAg 10 paradise.
The duilest OF the lot was Arab,
Ine eEiled panty went ashore ln ion,
sqrsds In tbe Ia one was Aub,
o. landing ,be people crowded
round bim. 1 sbou d csII % 1i,,
mobOIrg one. Some Kissed t,.
clothes, end sOme eot down ON tbe,,
k'r's spd kissed bis 0O9.s. The par
y "eIe duveu away lu carriages a..
the Clnuamou GHden., Wbe,e tb..
" ere located 10 sumo hsudsome bp,.
gaIows. On the wbuIe, don't th.,L
any OF them regretted lIs lot. Tn.s
never txuIOited any sympfotos =,
.eaT, AID believed a uauuy tnt,
be before hem
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p ppristed for the year ending Sep
temb,r 80 1888 a. vtss, 4 bv both
Houses OF the West Y g,uls Lee's-
lature
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Condensed time table NJ Passenger
Trains of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
for the stations nsnted below, W hich cook
effect Nov II. 1882;
EASTWARD ROUND.
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KINGWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA SATURDAY.
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commisisoner's once, Klngwood. W.

Commissioners ONCE, Kingwood. w.
Va, January l6. 1888.
The parties 90 the above mentioned
causes, viz; John a T.. Martin. admin
istratJr oi Buckner Fairfax. deceased q,
James u. Fairfax. lsaac =. Martin, John
a. J. Martin Gregg r. Vickery and
Charles T.. Nickory. her husband. Anne
Elizabeth Scott g. Stanhopc NJ Srut her
husband. and Sarah R.F4irfax. children
and heirs 20 law uf BuCkner Fart do
ceased Henry G.. Brattv. joseph Jack
Sun, Jesse Spurniu. William &. Blown.
samuel Snider, Elijah ~hafcr. the Ma
tiouM Btuk OF Kiupwrod, Matthias f..
stuck. Henry ". Crime. and Elisha J
Miller, v 80 take notice tlat shall. oB
the 2Sth day Of February next. at nIv
Office aforesaid, precreu tO execute the
above mentioned order Of reference.
SMLH CRANE. Com'r.
John Barton Payne plms counsel in
the cnuso first above INC utioned nd Jas.
a. Brown, counsel in thsece ondanumed
cause.
1 2O-4t.
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COMMISSIONER > NOTICE
Buckner Etirftx's admir-. W. Buckner
Fairfax heirs ct. al, aud Henry g.
Beatty. dc., vs.. Buckn Fairfax =
admir-, OF al.
IN EQUITY.

Nv n iOint OrJer mHd by The Circuit
Court oi Preston & unity in the State OF
West Virginia. In the owe mentioned
causes Un the 18Th day OF Decom her, lSo2
the report 81 tho az dersignod, Commits
sioner. being deemed incomplete. was
recoumitled to him with Instructions to
report pny other Hens there may he up-
on the re|l estate Of Buckncr Fairfax,
deceased, Hs well Hs any other piatter
ieeIned pertinent by tie co inissiuner.
or requested by the parties and espe
ciallv. Ia axe further proof touching Use
$500 credit on the Whetsell estate debt.
heretofore reported by said Commission
or.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-12

evening, and the others have not been seen.
Every man who was seen paid his first i'll
stallment.
Hugh Blakeney sold yesterday to q Mr..
Crawford u lot at the corner OF Pearl street
and Mckinney avenue, for 81 600 cash, for
which he paid $500 last November.
Mr.. J. d. Padgitt will soon begin tn
erection of handsome two-story frame
house on Cumberland hill that will be an
ornament to that portion of the city.
Parties visiting st. LOUIS should call on
Fred. Manget, ticket broker, corner Filth
and Chestnut streets. He sells tickets to
all points at reduced rates, and also buys
tickets at highest market prices.
A bargain-3,000 acres of heavily pine
timbered land, accessible to railroad, for
sale at low price. Apply to Reeves 4 Akin,
attorneys at law, 72i Main street, corner
Martin, Dallas.
Everybody who freouents the Fort knows
Gentleman Gus" Rintcman and where
he can DO iound-behind the bar OF the
Local Option, near depot, uneXceptiona-
BILE liquor and courteous attendance.
Mr.. Borich sold his residence on Com.
merce street TO Billy Adair, for 81, 800. cash,
and in u short time he is going to build u
two-story brick on Sycamore street, front
ing Norton's building.
Last Sabbath DR.. A. p. Smith rendered
his resignation rs pastor of the First Pres
byterian church. The session has called u
meeting Of the congregation for next Sab
bath TO consider the same.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will have mite sociable tonight at
the residence of Mrs, Mcintyre, on Com
merce street, second door from Harwood
street. All are cordially invited to attend.
THE trees have leaved out during the
past two days, and nature is putting ON her
green garb. We might 10 on and speak of
the sweet songsters of the forest, babbling
brooks, and all that kind of thing, but this
warm weather knocks all such stuff sky
high.
Wantea-To rent to responsible parties
tirst-class hotel with twenty well-urnished
rooms, with parlor. Hotel doing u good
business. The reason for retiring, parties
wish to engage in other business. Address,
Il. SIoAL. Baird, Texas.
Two pistol-shots were fired in the rear OF
Croz.er's saloon at late hour last night by
proceedings arc becoming entirely too ire.
quent. The Hattie South homicide is still
fresh In the public mind.
| j. w. Barton Il Co., 625 Elm street, are
the local agents for the Imperial Roller
Mills Flour. All of their brands are guar.
nteed to be the best Of their grades on thel
market. The Triumph Patent and White
Swan, an extra fancy family flour, can't be
beat.
Wanted-Temporary employment AT the
desk, preiering not to make permanent on.
gagement until fall. II your books are be-
hind let me write them up and you will be
pleased. Leave word at HERALD office or
address W. Q. SnrMAKER,
| Dallns. Texas.
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OVER THE CITY.


Yesterday was another warm, sunshiny
day.
Sewers and street paving IL being dis.
cussed BY the average citizen.
Inducements 10 cash buyers Of confetti on
} ~ q keach's, III Elm street.
use Acksr's English remedy for consump.
elon Bold By w. II. Patterson d Co.
There wss I card party at the residence Of
NJ. W: =. RqdRcn last evening, and Y
plsosaut afltir u vas.
frc(eoecr Malous, who was accidentally
s'ssl y - "a Az S S.I' evening = i'm
e So; :s' e, eH :. ss:,s: y; y,
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HoUsEKt EprRs AND CONSUMERS

Will save money by buying Wrisleys
soaps, which are sold by all grocen'
Among their celebrated brands are the
Linen" white Velvet" German Fam
ily," English Blue" "0d EngHsh'"
"Gold Medal.3.pound Bar" Warranted
Pure" and the "Napkin.3-pound'Bar, each
bar wrapped in colored table napkin
also, their "New Tidy soap, 2-pound bar
each bar wrapped in japanese tidy
made of pure vegetable oil and talloV
The best is the cheapest. BE sure and sec
that each bar or cake is branded "G, A
Wrisley & Co., Chicago, ILL.,"
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Married,

Tuesday evening, at Longview, at the
residence OF Mrs. Ray, Charles Winters,
passenger conductor on the Texas & Pacific
railway, was united In marriage to Miss
Biehl, a beautiful young lady of Louisville,
Kentucky. There were a large company OF
the friends present to witness the ceremony
and extend their congratulations to the
happy pair, They were the recipients Of q
number Of handsome and costly presents
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The Dallas Board of Trade will meet
their many friends and the public at al
hours OF the day or night at their magnif
cent saloon and billiard hall, corner o
Main and Austin streets, with the best
wines, liquors and cigars, and polite at
tendance. Their billiard hall is the finest
and largest in the city, and their tables are
new and second to none in the state
when you want a good drink or cigar
don't forget the Board OF Trade.
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The superiority OF McClellan's photo
graphs is due to years of study in the chem
ical department Of the art and knowledge
OF the actenic properties of light Any
face can be made to appear beautiful in q
photograph by skillful posing and happy
blending of light and shadow together
with fine chemical effects, 1t is a privilege
that all should enjoy--to critically exam
inc work before making engagements for
stlincs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-12
He WITH. DRAWS,

Two souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one 1"
Two seats in drawers that never part
And that's what Clancys douei
The kaiser Of the Russian rule
Sleeps In his shirt all night
Clancy's he wears and always s swears
they ~ good 'gainst dynamite.