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New goods and new styles AZ Clancey's,
For cheap aud fine hosiery 10 10 Clan.
cCy's.
Telephone Daugherty's feed store Tor
eed
For fine neckwsar AID late styles 20 to
Clancey's.
Ladies misses and ohiidrens hose at
Bauman's.
ASK for Joe Bowers smoking tobScco. 1t
is the best
Smoke Joe Bowers smoking tobacco. It
Is the best
Signs. best and ch,spes, at 7. 8. Be.
fick's, 100 sycgmoic street.
Everything in the grocery line at 7. b.
Ingram & Co., sos Main street.
Fine groceries, low prices, OF the new
grocery store VI I, u. Ingram 4 Co, 6OS
Main street.
Every lady 10 the city T. invited TO ys't
the new grocery store Of T. Il. Ingram e
Co., $50 Main street.
Rare canned goods pickles, preserves
ielv and fire conlsct'ontries ~ I. b. In
gam & Co.'S, SOS Main street,
The largest stock Of ihe T.. and ". col
lars and rulT. Of any house w ihe state, 40
Clguccy's. Twouly.'our Of Their latest
styles 10 collars.
The Glen LEA saloon has Jus, received a
fine psck ot pure lqu1ts puWhgtrd oi Mr.
Sam Klein, wh.on are pui un To fancy or.
rauental willow covers They are Tie
very hes, Of goods.
The man In the mot1 who came down too
soon. now 9 ifs his tod WI n u silver spntu;
hut they can't get him home from the Glen
lea saloon, where he drinks night pnd
morn aud lunches al noon.
Everybody who ireQuentsthe Fort knows
Oentletnnn Gus Nntl'uunn mud where
he can he louud--bphind tbe bar Of NE
1,5rsl Oplon, near tCpOL lneycoVtlonA-
he ion0f and courteous attendance
There is on exhibition NJ the Glen Lea
a olp A beet, NbIc1 beats tba world IN The
NAV OF a veretahi- curiosity, II r. oyi.
IDENTIFY oil Tho m'R Fppr'Ha 9nl r"setu'
bitstoamatRcJ degree hehumaa lotl,
fipr,eni EtfrRh bnvaHprs got ~ Ok.
cited ubrn bee got in Otnisnn inat he bucN.
ID aud wouldn't tudle untttsty ptnmist 4
IN bring him TO Diilas whore heuou.d drink
tub null AZ the ellen lea. Thrice welcome
Bova'apus. 10 the land OF the Iallopers.
The sermon ~ The First Presbyterian
church. on Luiner and the Reformation
having been postponed last Sabbath, on &C
count OF the rain will be preached by the
Pastor, Rev. DR.. A. L. Smith, Sunday
morning, November 18th. Public inyltcd.
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CInthlngnnh nnhll, IIrnt.

The thune,t veil Is yes'ment Ia the
sense thatlt mod,rAles the loss OF heat
which radiation caus,s the nsEed body TO
experience. In the same wsy a clouded
SKY protects the earth against too 3 reat
cooling 10 sprug nights. In covering our.
selves with multiple envelopes OF which we
augment toe PROTECTING thickness according
q me flgor at the seasons, we tetard the "a.
citation lrom the h0jy by oauaing % to pass
through = series otstsgcs or BY providing
relays, The liuen, the orduary dress and
the cook c'rs'i ute Ar US 10 many artiG.
cial epldufmiivs. The heat that leaves the
skin goes TO walm these superposcd euvrl.
opes, !, passes through them the more
sloWlY 30 proportion as they are poorer con.
duc,ors; reaching the suffice % escapes,
but without makinr a. feel thcchlis which
direct cInNu' WIN the a'muphrre tcsa.
slous, ior cur clothes catch the clld tor us.
The hne sad the feathers OF animals per.
'otm the siuio function ~ toward Their
skin, rrl.g 20 feH'tt The sat ~ rAlf nhe
S.hangv Rrly i.om the b5ty Tns pr,.
tHntton ~ uEe 10 cur olo'lea n rsrp n,ar,
Vil,ouM br their nlwats bling wsd lrl
" th as'rNum ~ warn air Each one ni
us Tins has his own atmosphere. which
/ Coca With him every where and Ia reaesed
without being cD0led. The anihlal also
| finds under its fur AN additional pfo'eclinn
/ ~ tue Dtu OF au that nils the spaces be.
tween the hairs; and II "a on account OF the
air they inol0se that porous snbstancop.
iura and feathers keen warm.
Experiments 10 determine the degree Of
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Talking ABOUT peculiariuCs Of mems
minds. heard Senator Beck tell queer
story the Other day, said q gentleman to
some friends tho other night. o. We were
all discussing the same subject that is up
now. when Senator Beck remarked that he
[ ought a popularity OF his brain had done
m great deal Of harm in his lite. u first
n. uced H., said The senator when | was
h. v going to school IN Scotland. ! had a
strict old preacher for a tutor, and with
,unber of other boys went 70 the pargOn.
,Vr 10 be educated. One night was very
slsery. and still had a lorg Latln lesson TO
get an / tried hard to learn IT, but
ain at before | was aware | would ne
4 Eng. AT length read the tH'
S,',at through IN ahSlt dreaming SON
,dition and with the Latin all Jun.
Ns in nv ne went to sleep | awOke
,hc n.xt morning with my brain thor
onshiy clear ant, stranee to say all tie
sph,Suitics In my iliOut lesson were
made nla,r. and reed the Latin without
bstk' Thesame thing happened second
time. aud again found that when | WEI I
10 Al, ep with confused idea OF my lesson;
learning while half doing, awoke WIN al
the knotted points unrgvrled' ~ DecaW
mi, custom alter chat 10 read my ta'As over
lust before going 20 bed, anu ! never lI.eu
IN nave them In the morning M!Ntct OH
tutor saw that nCie studied, ana tlousat
cns oi Inc other boys was helping tue Al
length he gave me q page OF liNy 70 t' aI..'
is,s and thld me III did no have u Tor hlm
,rS nsyt mprning he would il'g me. He
Nan io,hid any OF the boys coming near ma
,rJ w,tebed my actions. read tue line'
asr,ul before going 10 sleer, aud sure
Sn'nsb ,hs next dAy had them nat rs you
ni,..r Hc reytr troubled nv. aier that
W'r tbr wear passed by nud ] 'ound my
ia.ri. = san cliuriug to mc, lill / BEGAN 70
,,t +, much iAi.hin 70 and depondtd a.
~, .,,,i.s!v upru my mysterious helper
~ ,,,s tj,na nrn phreno'cgist came 10 ex'
.,,tmci my inmiN's heut, aud they su
,.c,,t Wild over him | paul no huei.
,,,n =, heir tall. though my vile urged
,,, ~ rive the mau N ~
49,, 1av however he met me ond was 20
10y .tSyi ,bni az lrrgth sat DOM ~ Nun.
gas'id ibn, he would examine NY head
~ SSSnd rvrnchart nt - 'uli w
49, ,ss,sil would thiuO aNty. anl NJ D.,
IN to name roy cHbrrr'ttN'e' n',tF. w
r,ssid. Yll hSre "'r .cn " l''', y
n, .iv dav. 'ol ed iIit sh'Hn'll,. " . W,
At isonny developed ln y h,.ihel Nl,tt'''
v.u v,uhi have male me w .' .',..
,.." ",'i q. c,p,hle Of vmki1g srpAfal'
.,p I'm, v,i.r body nv - u va ~
en, ,,s no,hine oii,. lcn 'on"tn,. SOW, i've,
, ,aN nc,pltms white YOU are
uiu.n" and wake up "a The mora.
ssissp, ,,hont tnnwlug ,hst you hsye
. ,us Al work" Here h;s, :. '. 40, II AZ .
' 0sn : who knows Hs much as you o0
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"a Sn H. My strange faenl,s. confirm.
or Sc senator btes, whether IL is splrtusl'ty
e,,I Ie'' Il sroNing wesker. can hsrdiy
sbpnr,,,.'Y Se 'l action OF ny mind da ING these
nsior. 10 speiis see the lines and Wo,o !
Inc m. ,,,. ul,aos eyes, and without knoV.
any ur. 80 p,U0es' or indeed, being aware at
lou remember John sh.rrnnn,s ~,
up n 81 beeS," continued ~, rtr1,,,r,,.
b,SS was working DAY aud MINI or ~ l,.
sNl'H OH when member wondered 49,,
ne so' any rest o. said Senator So
, uani who was present; Beck rests bim.si,
,'l' nc makes speech A man whoc,,,
~Y'A Wheh be SHOULD rest ,aav he psr. ~
Courier JAnrl a "EA u
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Augusta y, 1875. Carter Ncdiciu,
nougIdl5 Rrolhtrs. Inv lashionsble me

noug'ass Brothers, the fashionable mer.
$3.50 TAILOR OF North Texas, have received
heir oesuuni Stock ~ suilirgs, ctslu res
Jog'kIu' dHEonu's and tho latest patterns
~ ren'l .meu's suiiIrr7. They can 0nd do
make clothes to 90 amt giye satisfaction Z,
the mos, iHsiidinut Their stock @. good,
10 large rut cltbis's Of agfest variety u'
pa'ttus nod 90 difficulty 's hld .u e,t.
ting IuwWhiug o. please, WORT only hrg.
class tl.urs a1d tum uul only hntoust
worry a. their csabllthment, ,B Main
tlft
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'aeIity with which different substances
used for clothing allow heat 10 escape were
made by Count Dumiord. Schneider. Rock.
mann jamts stark and NJ. Coulter. The
results were rot IN sN cases consistent with
eaeh ether, but they indicate thar The prop.
/ tr y g deueudent on The texture orthe sub.
~ nee rather than on the kind OF material
ef-as concerns COnlUminous heat--ils
color Popular Science Monthly.
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cornlng Adams CO.. lows, Arg y, $50 Car.
or Medicine GO.
Geull.mon-l herewith send YOU Craft
on Chicago for one dollar, tor which please
send me Little Liver Pills an before. as /
am nearly ous aud do not Wish to tiy Go da
without THEM, as they nave benefited me
more than any aud all other medicines
have ever taken Although | do rot tx.
pect 10 be entirely cured OF SICK Htadacan.
IS with me it is hereditary yet have brro
successful Ia preventing eny severe ntinCs
since last March, by Watching premouitury
symptoms and taking the Little Pdls as al.
rested. Gratefully yours, Nc.
4 Il NORTON
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Mr. Alfred Freeman has rhtted bis fpt
premium art studio. sos Main street, In elt.
giant style. Two excellent artists will nj.
ways be found there to wait upon his
mauy customers and friends. lie will he
there often 10 assist in the general manage.
ment His artistic ability and long rtsi.
derc, ong Us since 1870 assures salts
iufftfE
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All house keepers Who have ever uH cd tht
Charter Oak Stove ore enthusiastic iu 10.
iiyor, and say that for Oh purposes ul cunk
iug and baking this stove can not te tuusl
cd. The Jorge uuts aud heavy csNIlrs 80
pose 90 thr fire. make tbp Chuter OAl
especially adapted in ,urfoit coal which i,
destructive 20 Casi.iron The Reservoir /,
pronourc5d pcriec, IA its arrangement
aud OPERATION, hesiirr water lust right.
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Wha Is Mrs. Whslow19

! W ne a. NfHs " iNalNMs
As this question Is frequently asked, W..
VIII s,mply say that she i1 lady who fol
upwards 81 'orly ycars has natifiugly d, Q
voted her time ana talents ag a female ply,
siclon Hnd nurse, principally among vhll.
dren. She has esl ecially studied the con-
I sttution ard wants OF this numerous class,
agd, as result OF tins effort, aud practical
knowledge, obtained Ia u lifetime spent as
| a nurse and physician, she hascompGuudfd
u Soothing syrup for children tOethug. II
| operates lik maglc-Eiying rest and health,
and rs moreover sure % regulate the
| hoWels. In consequence OF this article Mira.
/ Niuslow Is becoming World-Fenowned as a
| hencacior OF her race; children certainly
/ do rise up aud bless her especially is this
/ the case in this city, Vast quantities OF the
/ Soothing Syrup are daily sold and used
/ here. We think Mrs. window has immnr-
aIized her unme by this invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands ofchid-
rem have been saved from an early grave by
/ its timely use and that millions yet unborn
/ viii Shsre It's benefits, and unite in calling
/ her blessed No mother has discharged her
| duty to her suffering little one, In our opin,
| ion, until sho has givsnitih the benefit of Mrs
| Winsows Soothing Syrup. Try IL, moth.
. ors-ry u now Ladies' Niator. New
York city. Sold by all druggists. % cent.
q bottle.
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hatchtcFs Values.
In ovelcoAts aud suits we ara showing
literally everything 10 vogue. Our prices
Commence at 81 50 with all the iniefmedi.
ste grades up TO the finest ~ S2S. $50, ass
ana SiA. watch our kind patrons are pleased
% catt dazzling kohiaoorsn la underwear
"arm aud comfortable, we hays almost
very kind from the low priced merlno AT
o,', 90 the finest ilanuels t9Oth white and
'gul and camel s.hair ~ 81 aud IS for shirt
aud drawers. Ia gloves We havt all sorts.
for dresr for service, for Warnth, walking
gloves. dnvng gloves, miitens, of yarn.
cloth leather, hid, all ho renowned M los
--p5ns's tsk'a, Pgrrin'sa and o,hera. Pfices
rom 0l' toS 81 3D. In neck Nearour display
Is simply boQuet II I'll the lovely caiofs
and huse that's fashionable For evening
war i.Eht.coloted scarfs are the correct
thing We've got EN-, to be sure--a rare
aad choice assortment Of them Prices
from 2iN Go 81 80 The iastidinus yonpg
mar, the partcu.ar middle.aatd uan, and
the careful elderly man, all can 6e suited
herg--fashiona6e headquarters Wemakr
the claim ms'chless values for the arti.
clts mentioned 10 this announcement with.
oat lear Of contradiction.
u N KAuN & Go.
Mems AMI boys' Autliiters aud iurlishsrs
corner Elm and lamar and corner Em
lRukrAa 81 u.Hu
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Instead OF wearing bag OF crude, bulky
medicines on the outside Of your stomach
20 cure liver troubles, sick headuce. sc.
Try few doses OF Cafter's Little Liver Pills
on The inside OF H. aud you will be much
holler pleased. one viii Is oosc, Ab.
s0rb one, 20 cents. All druggist.
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Cures the Piles Too.
Etouard Reiuiard, OF New York. writes.
~ gives me great pleasure TO say that sin.
gle box OF Henry : Carbolic salye effected q
complete cure OF Piles With which I had
been troubled Tor OVER wear, and which
nothing else thRtI nled wnnld cnfe.
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FIom Springfield, Maryland, Mr.. Charles
"a Addison writes rs follows; II hid W..
we're sprsin IN my right knee CONF eillpg
Tue 10 use clutches I r several weeks. /
found 10 relief In other ttmtdrsbnd nnll.
" tfiei 81. Jacobs Oh. In a short me
could bend my kros aud before using boz
tie ] hii aside my crutohes aud was able 10
walk az well as ryer.n
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The skin is Of that delicate nature upon
which the most imuroveUeut can be- made,
and by the use OF pozzont's medicalcd con =
pleyIon powder all rlughness, salloEntss
and irritation can be overcome. leaving the
skin delcately white, SOFT ard smooth. This
preparation has world.widc tputltion. o
no fear need be entertained OF the result.
SOlt by all druggists.
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A thorough course Of Acker's Blood Elixir
will remove All talnt from the blood. II
cures scrolnla, ulcers, boils and pimples
Sold by W II Patterson & 90.
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Texas Trunk Railroad Notice.
Ga aud after Monday, November 9th
trains will leave Dallas for kaufman NJ /
o'clock p. M, arriving A. kaufman At 1880
p. m, Returning leave Kaufman nj "a.
~, arriving ut Dallas AZ 030a.m.
j. N. MILLIAMs. SnnerinIendnnI.
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me Ponds Extract Co,
~. l." publish small book free ,slU,,
N9at the people use Ponds Extrsci Er NJ
s!des being good tor pain. 'S'' w.
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lusG 10 the unavoidable absence Of u G
tNuJmh,nt slrg'rln The OpeTet'a to
he b,en given ~ 05klawn Friday even.
gist The entertainment was postponed
hlnpromptu programme WIS however
intgid for the evening, consisting Of
he selections of both vocal and insiru-
aia, music, select. readings Rotations
Tbs Opyretta che musical Enthusiast
u M produced tomorrow evening, ard
! tisgolten M Ger pleasure and not for
fft pleasant evenings entertainment is
rtc,ed.
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AvGAsruRA BlTTERs are endorsed by all
the leading physicians aud chemists, for
their purity and who esomeress. Beware
OF countprfeits and ask your grocer aud
druggist for the genuine article, prepared
~ Dr. j, q. b. Sicgcr, & Sons.
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81 don't feel welll' The stomach is ont
of order neglected, this means chronic dys.
repsa. You ahould take Ackcr's Dyspcp-
ia Tablets and avoid this terrible disease.
Bold by w, u. Patterson & Co.
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What will SION my coughing at nigh
Guarantee Aok ~ EnEhsh Remedy vii
Price 10 ccnis, N cents and a.. Sold by
". Il. Patterson AZ 60,
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Ladies' shouid remember, beautiful
complexion tssults from using Acker't
Blood Elt1if. Sold ny W. n. Patterson
20. ct 81.
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For lame hack. sde OF chog noe shilolf
Porous Plaster. Sold by w. n. paltonon
& Co. dIugg sts. Dnllns Texaa
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Grcat nlood ,IehIcInc.

= NttNl blnot hoNtrtugs
RlsadAlis Is great Alternative medicine A.
Well nsa blood purifier 10 cures scr0lula
swtllIrgi, goitre, skin diseases liver com.
plant, rheumatism, etc. Read the iollowiue:
haye been a great sufferer for rs years.
not able to walk from an Injured leg Have
TIED many NJ. d + aud their remedies. |
believe ROSADALIS will cure me. Send
me one dozen by steamer II was room
mrnded TO me by n friend. | have taken
wo bottles, and ind IL helping me. The
druggist who usually keep 1t are out Of H..
aud cannot afford to wait the slow arrival
o. their supplies JOuN 4. BErKs.
5upi, Board OF Public Instruction, Florlds.
CO.
Geauemen-Thi Is to certify, that hav.
ING been afflicted TOR the last thirty years
With The sick headache, at least thref Zines
% week | was induced to try bottle oi
Curtcr's Little Liver Pills, which pur
chased from Mcs,rs Potts a. Co., drurrlsts.
li THE city. ! found one bottle 10 ,irct Be-
rpycdy cure. now feel as well ~ [ ever
did IN my liir, and can chteriully rer.
ummcud Them To any one suffering lfon.
the same cause. Respectfully.
MRS r. ROOK,
1850 parr.gh Stfecl
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Flake hom.ny, crushed oais. cracked
wheat, imported oatmeal, ssgi aud iopi1ca
all fresh nud choice nj ia s Alston's r.
corner Sycamore sud Elm
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Premature Loss OF Inc Hair
may be entirely prevented by the use OF
Burnetts C0coaiue.
The superiority Of Burnetrs Flavurins
Extracts consists IN their perfect purity aud
slTlnplh.
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NIB SOCIAL SOL,
~ Charmlngly Chtquered Route
Of His Rays.
Dolucs in DallaS-SceneS from
Sister CITIES.
.,icalisy Of Personal Paragraphs.

,,,rsss of the SOCIETY editor does no.
institute this week, and like the
a nina, he may kick out Of the traces
,,,eby hurt somebody, but he will try
S,csry is hard 10 please: In
usually makes up lis mind not
alas,rd. Formerly 1t wanted new
"A snn.e We have 1t now, 1t now
hs,ter troupes. Well, we are free TO
A ,hnI sumo of the companies that
j ,,.iied Dallas this season are noC tip.
.ntve can't get the best until we get
Y. .,c.r. that is, we can't get the best all
.ms We must therefore exercise a
4 5suiy. The managementot the new
4 ans deserves the patronage and len.
otle people this year more shan
~, They are new amongst Us and
-,,king lard 10 establish themselves
.snaf,y adverse circumstances TIE
I. has zen d bad one in Texas for
!, aud many have been stranded
'.,,e of The opera house says the best
.,Je, thlt come TO Texas demand al.
tWtbst Is taken in at the door, other
Kew Wi. not come. they say mat The
4. hans in Texas take all they can
4, So We must take mixture OF good
yi,nout too much complaining
psst week the opera house has been
MA py the Grau's Opera company one
and Friday night Saturday matinee
,tnlgnt Nv he EuniCe Goodrich com.
Kim, For The coming week we will
Gnu's Opera company again 70 let's
I.lhem good house and trust they wll
better performance. A crowled
IN always helps the company in point
'slhu,iaSm aud there Is some good ma.
in the company
|NeW, r. (Willinh Fellows) club (willing
|,iry il tney can iiud sny one 10 have
gave their first entertainment last
Iy nilht. The ladies were elegantly
|paed aud created much favorable com
The young men, the dudes, and
|, Of the old men, HeTe out in force, aad
|WBing was NUM- ered among the hap.
\ sud gayest OF the ear. The writer is
4 prospective member: His wife de.
h, be will not be eligible asa iull.lt dyed
|abtr for many years yet to come.
hge is q great transio nation in soci-
In Dallas Those who have been here
IAe past five or six years see so many
ngers GA the streets ana at public gath
hn thst they feel Liz, they are the
agsrs The HERALD alwayshkes to say
md wore and nice things about the
,ig laoe., but IN this instance we want
tce the married ladies. S1ue young
D nid recently at q hop in Dallas that
lEi,hed the married la lies would stay a.
be; thew took up So much Of the young
.llmeus time. Well, they do
", and then there are
ry-in fact, very many-tine
ing married ladies 10 Dallas, ana when
rlnd entertainment is given 1t Is hard to
isOng without them. They help TO add
rly to the occasion and much OF the
my. Now, young ladies, do not be Of
I'D; tome Of you may be married some
0nyG 10 the unavoidable absence Of u c
Nutmutnt siugirln The OpeIetta to
h h en- given ~ O3klRWn Friday even.
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Hon. u. 4 Robinson, mayor made U.s.
ing visit TO Dallas on Wednesday.
Mr. Gaze jack, formerly Of Denton but
nov OF Abilene, isin the city.
Mr.. amt Mrs Elijah Bigsersiailhaye been
visiting Pilot Point.
BHv Parllow. OF GaIzt, started across
Elm for bride T. ursday evening. He
was accompanied by Parson Settle aud the
son nj d. Gotchcr.
We regret to chronicle the death OF Miss
Mary G.. Owens, sister.inlaw OF Mr.. o 7.
P1c. which sad event occurred ON the lllh
inst.
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Mems AMI boys outdters aud iuraishsrs.
corner Elm and lamar, aHd corner E.m
sud poydrAs ~ etts
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al "a! NuN,m etl5 wa,ihe T rIiei
N, ~ auui,trsaty nf Mr e''l Me. II
M, nuotis Mrs. ~. ra,eut' ste 40
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Daily globe., 1883-08-07
MINNEAPOLIS.
OFFIOB-No. 6 FSshtSlgtoss i@cc'S"e' o4'-
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r-.NAIE DECLINES.

M,. McNair was IN conference with Hon.
W. NJ. Campbell and Mayor Ames (two of
the committee appointed to inform him
of his nomination for governor), at the
latter's Office last evening, and the result
was the tier of declaration to be found
in another column. The document was
at o2ce forwarded to Hon. G. +. Buck:
chairman of the state convention,
who, in turn, will refer it
to the Democratic state central commit
tee. The Democrats of Minneapolis are
detected and cast down. They had, what
they deemed, good reasons to suppose that
Mr.. NEcNair would accept and they were
as a unit his supporters. By this declina-
ton they are now left at sea, as it were,
and their hope is that the state central
committee Will put up candidate that
will cement their ranks more closely.
Mr.. McNair's reasons for declining
are generally stated in his
letter, and we accept them
as he gives them. lie was inclined, at
first. to accept the honor rendered, and to
let his private arrangements give way to
the great and pressing demand of his
party. He could have led his party to
victory in this preliminary skirmlsh to the
great national battle of 1884, and thereby
have secured the leadership and station
which thst would have placed him in by
the victory. He would have gone, as his
natural abilities would have tended, from
the position of governor into the United
States senate--a place which his wealth
and natural abilities so eminently fit him
to occupy. Our dreams of success have
been ruthlessIy awakened to reality that
we must choose another leader. We eaccept
the situation, and look to the wisdom OF
the state central committee to give US &
live candidate, and if they do so the grand
old party may still achieve victory.