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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-07
CITY and county As.esrmsnts.

The county assessor, Mr.. Bev. Scott, In
formed HERALD reporter yesterday that
the assessments on property in Dallas city
for this year oyer last year would exceed
vi 100000, and on both city and county
would approximate an increase OF $780,
600 over that OF the previous year. The
assessment Of city and county for last year
was something over $4,000, 600.
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Their Liabilities.

TOLEDO, o., April 6.-rhe assignee of the
suspended banking firm of G. II. Coy e Co.,
which failed Monday, states their assets TO
be $l23 900, and liabilities $29l,000.
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Gone to Walk the Streets OF GLORY

ST.. LOUIS, April Ga Post Dispatch
special from Charleston, Missouri, says:
Howard Underwood was hanged here to-
day. He passed a quiet night, and this
morning dressed in suit prepared for him.
AT his request, religious services were held
in the Jail, Underwood joining in the sing.
ing.
At a quarter to 1 o'clock the culprit was
led TO the scaflold, accompanied by Rev, A.
J.. Hess, a Baptist preacher. The prisoner
then addressed the crowd, numbering
nearly six thousand, He said:
My brothers and sisters, black and white,
am standing on the banks of eternity. |
an happy to say am at rest " TIL Jesus.
an going with golden slippers, and long
with robes to walk up and down the streets
OF glory. am in Jesus, and he in me.
wfnt to tell you all to love each other,
De honest and live right"
lie then sang precious Name" He
showed no signs of fear.
Inc sheriff then pinioned him. and at I
O'Clock the trap was sprung, and he died in
seven minutes and the body was cut
down., Underwood killed Belle Lucas, a
colored woman, by shooting her and beat
!ng her head to pieces, more than year
ago.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-07

A regular meeting will be held on Sun
day: the sth, at d. d. Hall, at $50 D. m.
Members are requested TO attend. BY order
Of SIaMoSp LoEB, President.
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Pigeon shooting e..

PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Carver and b.
gardus each shot 100 clay pigeons. Score ::
Carver, SO; Bogardus, 90.
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Marine.

New YORK, April 6,-Arrived: Celtic,
from Liverpool; Rhineland, from Antwerp;
Florida from Glasgow.
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laundering Immigrants.

Nkw YORK. April G.--The process Of even
,aS up in Castle Garden under the Trunk
"ue pool agreement, commences today.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-07

FoET CUSTER, MONTANA, April 6.-The
death is announced of Lieutenant John H..
Coole, Ind cavalry, yesterday, after long
illness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-07

tSchpfer aud Vignaux, the French cham.
pion, being the principal contestants al the
balk-line billiard tournament nj Chicago,
pools will be sold on them at the Board OF
Trade tonight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-07

Wilfer anniversary and Snagsby tea party
AZ meyers, hall, Tuesday evening next, for
'ne dement, OF the Dallas public library.
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8akim9 go,uIer.

Julia Blake. as Nancy Williams, at the
opera.h house tonight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-07

A Shoshone Indian stoned his young
steP-daughter to death near Belmont, Nc.
yada, last week. 1t is stated that the Girl
is the sixth victim of the murdcrous savage
during the past five years.
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SURE CURE FOR nLACK lee

Aessrs. Morley Bros. 49,
=, "a, S5k sSI, = have sold ''woSpERFuI.
kishI TO several Of ny Customers Who nss1
ne .S o. t ,Ss s sSss O. SLACK LEG " siss
erusilx ~ Uses 'ssi5naliy and applying il ex
J. B. HUTCHINSON,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-07

A minister, in Lowell. Massachusetts, has
been obliged to give up preaching on ac-
count OF trouble In his throat. If'this rev.
erend gentleman had taken DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, he would have still been a
useful member Of his profession.
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Lydia 4, Pnkham sVegeiable Compound
IS positive cure tor all those wenknesse
SO com mon TO our best female population
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nj. BurrxRcur TEXAS Sept. 4 iSa
..u an, I Is 70 certify that We have used your
N cattle by giving from IS 20 % afors inter
nAuy and applying externally once OF twtce 10
me pAfs srected, and 1t gave immediate rslief
Il SsTrEE wEn wsB, sHlELETr,
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Remember the billiard pool selling at 3
o'clock, tonight, at the Board Of Trade ga
loon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-07

: Price e Smith, druggists, at Marshall.
Texas, says: browns Iron Bitters give
excellent satisfaction wherever tried"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-07

In Mexico City a story In verses.
Is sold on tho street, and II rehearscs,
That each son Of toll,
By It, Jacobs OH.
IL cured Of all painful reverses.
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ACE o
|onno
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Nh nm.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13
STRUCK IT RICH.

Ia spesking OF the pSnnlng out of silver
mines at the head OF Bear creek, in the
Mount Egley district, the Lesdyille Demo-
crat of the 4th Ct December makos 1t APP
pear that jim Green, al ex.Dallatite. has
struck it rich. Green left here several
wears ago and SAID De would
never return TO Dallas uniess ne
came back a m.luobalre. he Kept
a saloon ON south Main street. rear MARI 1t
street. Which has since burned down, The
Democrat saws: Tho Wall Stree lode, In
the same vicinity, belonging to Mr.. james
Cr..n. ur1ld Harrison avenue, thls city,
has an out-croppiug Of steel Galena seven
feet vide Ii Ia a true issue ven ana can
be traced distance Of three quarters l
mile. A pay streak seven leeJ IN wlntn
NAV be walked over for more than 800 i'et.
Two assays o. ore fro II this claim have ooen
nade-one averaging 81 100 and the o,her
gsGO uer ton. TnH lowest grade at ore ever
taken from this G. aim asssyed Slo0 TO the
TON. A branch OF the Rio Granue railroad
will reach u point within eight miles OF TINS
properly early during the cumin2 sum nPr'
aud a wagon road will Connect tbs mines
with the railroad. The We'll street IS AZ i ine
yerv head Of Beaver creek, twenty-six miles
from Red Cliff.
a, her clains in the same vicinity, To-
Gated originally 10 the interests OF Iexas
parties, hut since relocated and now owned
bp Mr.. Green, are also ricn 10 promise
the one known as the Cbittendon tskinR
the lead ASSAYS Of ore from this clsin
run as hieh az SS5 In silver and 30 per cent.
/ lead, Assessment work has been done TN.
wear. and the work oil active development
will be commenced early next summer
and shipments Of ore be regularly made as
soon as the wagon road shall have been
completed.
Near by, and belonging 10 the same
oronp. is Aurora, owned by Messrs. Green
and Bsldvin. They hsve run tunnel
thirty ieet. aRd struck free-milling gold ore
which runs nine ounces per ton.
These gentlemen also inform Us that tne
Beaver Creek district isrich IN gold piscers
/ and that they have on seversl occasions
washed out more than eikhty-hye cents tS
the pan.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13
PRISONERS SENTENCED

The following prisoners convicted OF the
brought into open court yesterday morning
and sentenced for the lumber OF years as
sessed against them. The following ere
absr lanes. crime Tor which they were
esnUcted and the term OF years they were
ge!teQced to serve.
S,r, son Wilson; mu der; 10 years.
Toe MoonySsm; bufgsryi years,
rcsn Montgomery; THEFT in two cases; :
and . years.
DIV d Ed wards; burglary; 5 years.,
When asked the usual qreslon by the
solrJ Il they had anything W say Why sen
felca should not be pas ed upon them, Oa'
Nd EIwardB said that he did not mind go
lur 10 the pepitentiaTy so much, but thai
M M ed to be sent up on the testimony. OF
i1L,hman who had sworn falsely against
him,
william Rose, who was given nine year;
fer he theft OF 500 from Uniteo
stple soldier, was granted oW trlai.
Tre gang will be Transferred TO the penn
frul- ~ within the next few days.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13
rsxAnnING THE WINDSOR.

Yesterday Colonel W, h. Hughes' the
syner ofths Grand Windsor hotel property
let the contract for the charging Of the
building of the "Grgud" wing TO Mr. a.
Brownlee, contractor, which is the largest
contract OF the kind ev,r let in the city
The contract is so tABa down the walls OF
the "Grund" wing OF tho nutldlng, which
are composed of brick, aud replace them
with stone from the contract
or's quarry, in Palo Pinto county;
md build an addition Of the same material
to the present building mas'ng. lVt feet
front on N ain atreet 30 on Austin ,treet,
2bO on Commerce street and lUp on Mafket
street TO be three etories big, tha seme as
the present building and = court IN lne
center The Main ftout will De on Austin
street while there will a'so be entrances, Oh
Main and Commercs streets. The oulld,Dg
will cost alone soms s7b,0Q0 aud when the
whole receives the 1hishine touches, Ia,
Guiding furniture and oil, It VII croWo
100000 vpry close. Colonel Hughes is
cautions and apparently slow 70 moye, put
when he does il il decisive. Ehe contrac'
is that the building be completed WltnlD
six months from tho first OF January.
When completed 1t will 81 the nnest hotel
in the southwest.
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CITY NEWS
Po.h Packing i"a~H !" oo
InGugHra'cG
Extensive Hotel Enlargement Set'ieu
Fact.
MlsceHaneous Cly News OF Ia'ercs'.



The Dorau Bros, Of this city, WHO are
veterans in the meat traac have alter un'y
and Deliberately considering the cost Of and
tbe nroGts 10 be derived from the opera
ting OF a pork psoktrg factory ~ thle
noint def rmineG to burl olr at an early
dovd ~ This is an enlGrgrlsg OF Wu'ch DAIlas
viii he proud. and ~ the projectors are
psntlenI6u who look before they Leap
n ia safe to predicr that be enterprise WIS
nrove EN- emiuent success. They clei that
{he advantages for The erection OF Sucn 8
factory are evident aud nun 4rous me co u
OF the msnutacture OF hac NJ VIII DO on no
mora in DAIla, than in Kansas cry or IN
cayo, and the prices heretofore Paia iGr nos5
here are lower and will be lower sCIil tnan
that paid in either OF tne
above named places. Texas nogs nave al.
wavs commanded q higher price than any
others in those markets and found more
ready sale thau those tram aAv other sec
ton Texas hogs are in demand Tor PACK
inc nurposes, The bcG spDrtatlon from tho
nearest pork packer that II as narket
for its'nrnIucts in Texas costs three tonrth
eanfs her pound witch wonld give the
packer here n most decided advantage over
pantharr coronstitnrs. The farmers u
North Texas snd throughout the state are
navinp more attention within the past lew
wears to the rearing Of swine and the rhz'
or back hog is extipc in thin seCtisn' as
soon as they can make the eos Ssary ar,
rsnpemeats the erection OF the packing Will
lppin.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13
WHIT DALLAS SHOULD DO.

DALLAS, December 81 Editor HERALD.1
In regard to your editorial Of yesterday,
al eastern man doing Texas business,
takes the lib rty to say that ii s2o1ns 30 out
of place tor Dallas, the great metropolis o.
north Tex.s to uotiGe the action Of G@l
vesiou's perfiy. Way, SIR, you. cen
scarcely see Galveston man attempting to
10 any business of any KIDD in rhls sec ION
SO completely pushed out " the gentleman
from the abovs.nsmed seaport, so.cs!ied
Nov, 81 far es connection With Galveston ~
concerned, what good can Dallas obtain
from il whcn It is a recognlz d tact by many
prominent engineeTs that sooner or later
those who cannot resist the almost uoalt' r.
abe course Of 'Ecptunes trident vii,
aurely be compelled to pail up STAKES and
leave tn said island. No, sirs, what Dallas
needs is a railroad to New Orleans With a
branch 10 Paris, owned or controlled by
the brains and Ca8i,al oil Dallas no. an al
lance with catch-penny concern, c0n'
trolled by Galveston men. Fad, De les
seps, or any other man, with all the re-
sources OF the United States government
can not make Galveston a frst-class sea
port, and Lnis fact is known in Washington
and everywhere else. Build your owl
roads. You have The money and the brains
so do not look to an alien and aiuphibiou
clan to Tote isir with you"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13
AFTER TEXAS LANDS.

George A. Knight, agent of the Vandalia
linz, has just returned from tripto Wichita
Falls and outon the Texas & Pacific rail.
way, where he escorted party OF Ken.
tuosy friends, who are prospecting vuh .
view of making investments 10 tue state.
Ths party consisted OF W. s. FAut, Nelson
Fgut aud Charles q. Pearce, all OF
Fleming county and Foster 7. GARY
ticket agent ofthe Kentucky Central rail-
vag. and II. O. Kimbrouch, hotel man,
both from Carlisle, n lcholas county Ken
.rctv. TAG two latter have bought land
in ZONES county, aud will start a stock
rsnrh. They lefs last night by The Missouri
prci6c aud VandaliA line for home. The
Fleming county gentlemen are well pleased
win Texas, and will probably invest be-
lore returning home, which they will do
next week.
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sTREET PAVING.

fhe pois dare pavement is finished on
Lsais. street from Elm street TO the Texas
A ps.ac railroad on Pacific avenue, and
-re-r ia smooth, uniform surfaces quite
a. IN orsvement Oh that street, the most
n srrpted OF oil the streets In the city, and
here fore the most aDominabie In wet
-saihsr. The cit gco nncil st the last meet
sog On II rsday evening passed an ordin-
svcs or ring the paving, curolng
- -utt.ring Of the following streets,
M l. lone according 70 the sasne plans and
49,. cations ss have been observed on
- street, between Jefferson ard Syca-
nor streets. recently paved with bois
aia-e Main street, from the west side OF
~ on 20 the esst side Of Sycamore; Elm
$500 from the west side Of Sycamore, 10
- - Il corporation line.
Tag rson, Market and Sycamore. rom
No street 10 the Texas & Pacific
rrIirnsd in Pacific ave1ue: Lamar
st-erf from Wood 10 Elm street,
r7g5- A street from Main 70 = N. Murphy
strsst rom bOuth side Of Oonnerce street
~ - street from Elm 10 TsIss 4 Pc
80. -,llrosd, and Ausiia street frouf south
~ - Wo,d street - the TeIss a Pfo1ne
-.-i---4. IN oil II go line ] feet. At Toe
- -yi,s a. YES psld James Harry On = a
-. Al. nev work jas cot o1t WI est
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DEsPERATECAsE

"Asa rule" saws DIs. Starkey and Pa
len, Uour patients belong 70 that large class
OF inyalids who have failed to get relief
from skilled physicians or from the use OF
drugs or patent remedies. Their diseases
are chronic, frequently Of many years
standing, and often 70 deeply In
trenched in some vital organ that care
becomes almost a miracle. They come TO
us In despair Of help from any other source,
catching at our Compound Oxygen treat
ment as a drowning man catches at straw.
Tie marvel IL, that Of these
apparently hopeless cases, 90 many
are ameliorsted, greatly helped or radi-
caily cured, BY the subtle agent we admin
isteT. Gases which We have hesitated 20
undertake. and which in spite OF our dis
c7uraging arswsrs whsn an opinion was
asked, we're placed in our care, have rapidly
improved, almost from the beginning, and
steadily progressed to q curs-as much 70
our surprise and eradication often ss q
hat Of the patients and their trends.
Their treatise on Compound OXYGEN con
taining large report OF cases and full infor'
nation. sent free. DIS. Starkey 4 Palen,
100 and III Girsrd, street, Philadelphia
peuusvlvania.
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GRAND MILITARY BAIL.

The ball 70 be given by the Queen City
Guards at their srmory on Live Ok street
next Tuesday evening. bids fair 70 Be one
Of The grsndsst affair Of the kind ever
given IN the stare The boys viii be
souipped in beautiful new uniforms, and
s-e drilling rightly for the exhibition drill.
Eo doubt The military display win be splen-
did Meme Bros. band vii furHisn thelr
hsst rn1sie TIE interest taken By the peo-
Re N The affair irdicztes q 81 the spaciOus
bsll vii b vel hlls1. TnOss who fail 70
attend will mics tEeat.
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EpEnERTCK WARDE.

Great actors always begin at the bottom
and work M. The case of Frederick Wardei
one OF our best tragedians, is no exception
to the rule. AS bs is 10 appear here next
week, We give short sketch OF his life
Fredoy lex Warde was born in Ward
invton. Oxfordshre, England, Febru,
sry % 1851. At fourteen yeara Of
aye be adopted the drama ar his
profession, since which tins he mas oeen
Consistently before the people in the capaoiiy
ia America August 10, 1874 81
cicoplps "Belle Lsm@r," ct Booth'a
with John Mccullough aud othG9ra IN =, ne
caste. The criticisms Of tho New YORK
press were Of the most is'tering character
and pronounced bis improvisation d.
cidsd euccess. During his engagement NJ
Booths he played, omorg other paris
Iaertes snd BuckinRaam, . Barry SUI
the Lady Macbeth Of Oars Morris,
Matilda Heron ard Charlotte Cushmtn;
and Cromwell to MISS Cuahmnn's Queen
Ks,herine, in all of which characters be
won upbounded praise. Ia 1876 he joined
Edwin Booths company, ana supported
that great ac!cr nCflng tne
season, appearing as. Othe!io, Laertes
K1pAr in Lear, Do Mhut Az
Henry VIII; Gratiano, Richmond, boiing
broke, etc Later he played Marx Antony
ta Barret's Caasius and Davenports Brutnf
in the great caste OF Julius Cesar" Ia
October, 1877, he became Leading man at
the then Broadway (uow Dsly'e) theatre
supporting JanausCheck aa S!esfried IN
! "Brunsbild." and Rose Eytinge ga Antony
to her Cleopatra; also FechJer IN Mo Thor
oughfars," "Ruy Bias" "Hamle', ana
"Moute Cristo" In 1873 he Appeared o.
r chester to Miss Clara Morris's Jane Eyre
and istsr In the season visited San Fran
citco in company Eith Mr.. Montague, pay
| ing Henry BeaucIaIc to to that gentleman
In 1879 Mr.. Wards ieioed John Neo1l
Iough, aud re NAMED with hin TWO seasons
| appearing as Ici)ius 20 M. McCllioush
Virginjus, o hello, Iago Edgar, De Man
pratt, Laerles, MaCduff, Graliano, END w
| lions other parts too numerous TO men
| ion, Il viii he seen by this hasiy reVleY
hat Mr. Warde, like all great stage lumi
! naries, has come up through the RAM
from the hUmbest positions TO on
of repown, enjoying during IN
wears associations With all the grea
artists that have contributed to III
glory of the American stage.
| --.V.---
The Earl of Lytton has written six poem
4 the Y Ontl'
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AunRRIuLE ACCIDENT,

TASTE day. while assisting In moving the
old Meow house AZ the southeast corner
ct G ,mmerce and Lamar streeta, Mr.. Jesse
s rsy INST with horrible accident which
wilt u doubt result iD his death. He Yves
caught under ons Of ths logs used as Q
wheel on which the building was be ng
rolled and the flesh on his legs as high up
rs his hips split and torn GsunGer by the
fearful prsssur9 brought to bear, which,
strange 20 state, failed, 80 far 90 could be
earned, TO break any nones The blood
lowed prouselY from his wounds, which
presented q chastity sight The unforIun-
ate man was removed 10 his homo 10 East
Dallas. where no fingers between lite and
death
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Az EXCLUSION PARTY.

gs,;on Aeslier southwestern passenger
asrn, OF the Missouri Pacific railway ar
-lv,E N the city last evening with an excur
sr-y comoosed OF gentlebleu OF means
e,g- re pf, speclIng win view OF pur-
.nf.rF5 zsing ,ands on which to cOIonize 9
5,5r,5sroi families. They 90 vest as far Sc
so.Iry but will remain over mere
f..gy. Their names, av0cations and place
o., deuce are as fclloTs
Lord, real estate man, Des- Moines
r. Harbour, contractor, Oskaloosa
q =. Howard, isrmsr, Monroe, Iowa.
n r, MoMay farmer, Oskaloosa, Iowa
custer, lumber merchant, Monroe
2pro
y7insey, druggist, Monroe, Iowa.
And erson, farmtr, Monroe, Iowa.
= Scruegs, fArmci, 0skaloosa, Iowa
TO- w. Wal and LADY, Washington coun'
a.. Pc ansylysnia
= Loughy, farmer, 0skaloosa, Iowa.
Granger, Toledo Onio.
81 (. BoydstoD, Fort Wayne, Ohio.
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MoRLEY's TX 4 AdUE TONIC

Sl25, 600, and new curbing on each side OF
same streets st 20 cents per lineal loot VIII
cost all Of SIT 900. A'o considerable ne"
sidewalks rendered necessary by this m
provement will cost not Less than S2b, oOO
or handsome total Of $4,000. A good
davis work for tho city council.
This council also passed an
order prohibiting brick or wooden
cufbing Or sidewalks on a. y Of the above.
mentioned streets, and that al 'ide~asks
and Curbs on tbeee streets nust b. put on
mems above ueutiono !, with the abolition
OF all Wooden awnlug 81 and swinging
signs, will give the Jsr,cta cute .
metropolitan opppHr0ocs. H. will ho~eYsr
bo nscessary TO put nov y inoA water
main in Main street before II can % pave
and 10 Law 80 ser ptuea up Elm street TO
Howard street Also OF Malta street to
complete tna brick sever on the aonth sioe
from Murphy street to Sycamore street.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13

b. he use Of havoring extracts msde
RON lther, and other injurious articles, in
oar rastry and our creams, We encounter
gepa.-, such extracts give some foreign
fqr,r bat in their very nature are injurious.
T1saf evils may be avoided by using none
bnt r. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts.
vi are made from the true fruit.
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In this weeks issue viii Be found The i'd
vertising card Of Messrs. Oliver A Gr.ggs,
bsnkers, Of Dallas, TsIas. They are known
III over the state for their wealth and bus
uess qualifications. They have Gmpls
cspltsi. and With their accommodating
spirit they universally become fsv0ritss
sIfh thsir dep0sitoTa Many Of our lsrRes
farmers. csttlemsn and merchs1ts hsv.
rivsn Them q good % ton o. tblir busi-
ne-s. They apprsciats the ecc1unt Of o
nan Of rnodsrnts Or small mesns an
heir hesitation Il one of the sales IN M
.la.s. They came - Dallas ron hsris
= Lin.s.ops county, and know eEaciii
hos " treat you veil Give them y0ui
barkinf busiaeE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13

The eminent ueuroiog1st, Dr.. Brown
Saougfd. hos written for the You,h Com
panran, fascinating paper on the Per
sisteEcs After Daath OF Attitudes and "a,
clal Exuressious Existing during. Life,
The ~ Jet has been treated with such
literary kill that it will be interesting to
vCuuR rs well as old.
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SENATOR NANCY HEARD FROM.

1t is reported that prominent republic
can in this city, in correspondence with
Senator Maxey received letter from the
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postmaster az Dallas IN any event
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