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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-11-21
vergennes.

Pat Lyon is experimenting the sink
ing of a shaft at the Monkton kaolin
works.
G. F. o. Kimball has purchased five
head of Holsteins from parties in Massa-
chusetts.
c. 7. 5. Pierce is circulating a petition
to the Legislature for license law
among our citizens.
o. Ii. Spauldng is working at Lewis,
\. Y. with Jas. Burpee, building house
for stephen Burpee.
Thos. Mack. while cleaning a cider
barrel with steam. was quite severely
injured by the head being forced out.
Col. Geo, Nichols of the pension de-
partment is in town. looking after the
application of ii. z. Elitharp and others.
Next Thursday is poultry day and con-
siderable money will be paid out by our
dealers. Turkeys are bringing a good
price.
More tn six thousand barrels of ap-
pies have been shipped from this port to
New York and otler points. The prices
We've 81 80 for No. and 81 for ''shak-
ers'', so called
Somebody has got to buy a pair of
boots and a new hat and several cash
and at the present outlook it will be for
somebody else-all on account of cleo
ton.
Your correspondent saw. while look
ing over X. c. Goodale's premises in
Addison, one day last week. as fine lot
of fruit trees and berry vines as there are
in this county. Mr.. Goodale has taste
for the cultivation of fruit as well as
selling agricultural implements and he
has everything around him looking
healthy, fat and fair, even to a splendid
pig, which will weigh nearly 600.
The Democrats celebi ated the victory,
Monday,b by torch-light procession some
300 strong, The Cleveland and Hen
bricks club of M.dlleburv, headed by
their brass band, came on the 6 80 train
and made fine show, and the Cleveland
and Hendricks club of tins city. with
band, will join the Middlebury, Demo-
Gratis Friday night in their celebration.
Among the residences illuminated were
those of l.. NJ. Nittum, w. Crosby, j.
McCuen, f. Il. McDonough, G.F.O. Kim.
ball. j. ii. Donnellv, j. O'Conuor. Thos.
Mack. G, e. Powers, a. Rivers. Mrs. p.
g. Tucker and j. w. Ryan. After the
parade, John O'Connor asked the crowd
into his popular parlors for refreshments.
Some of the Republicans put out their
lights as the procession filed past their
residences. Little Milo Crosby and a
little son of Pat Casey, each about 5
years old, marched The whole line.
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Gounfg 21eps.
BridpOrt.
ii of Democrats are still busy

The handful of Democrats are still busy
celebrating.
Our select school. taught by Miss Nc
kee of Moriah, n. Y, closed Friday last
1t was a successful term.
Some few repairs are being made on
the hotel el.preparatorv to its occupation by
the new landlord, c. W. Huntley.
Notice must be taken of the bad state
our sidewalks are in. Still more notice
ought to be tax n of the young gentle
men (?( who insist on tearing them up.
a job of breaking stone and boarding
place will be furnished for them if they
do not desist.
y hundred and forty or more of the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ii. Holmes
assembled, quite unexpectedly to them. at
their house on the evening of Nov. 2 to
remind them of the fact that it was the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage; /;
and also to express to them somewhat
the esteem in which they are held by the
community. The affair was so carefully
and quietly managed as to be a perfect
surprise, and yet presents to the amount
of about sixty dollars were brought in
and very tastefully arranged by the la
dies in the paIlor. consisting of articles
both useful and ornamental. Ttis mani
festation was not simply an occasion for
an agreeable entertainment for the guests
themse Ives: but IA sincere expression of
the gratitude of the Congl egational
church and society to Mr. and Mrs.
Halmes fDi their devotion to the Sabbath
school and it, interests. For they have
not only mace sacrifices of time. but of
money as well. to promote the interests
l.
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West Addison,

Mrs. c. E. Downing has returned from
Troy.
Mrs. George Burwell is still confined
to her bed.
Addison Kimball of Orwell was in
town Monday.
The chief question is, What shall we
do for water?"
Leslie Raine is attending the graded
school Middlebury.
John Wright has purchased nearly
three thousand turkies.
Ezra Roberts and Albert Raine have
returned home from the West.
Mrs. Ellen (Blacklock) GLACIER was
visiting at her fathers last week.
Mr.. Giles of Pennsylvania has been
visiting at his sons, Norman Giles.
The auction sale of the property of the
late Jonas Vanderhoof was well attend
ed and many good bargains were made.
Mrs. John W. Strong has returned
from Elizabethtown, where she has been
visiting her son, DR.. Strong. She had
been home about a week when she had
slight shock of paralysis, which con-
fined her to her bed about week. She
is now able to be around little.
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East Middlebury.

A Thanksgiving ball will be given at
the Glen House on the evening of the
9th; music by the Mddlebury or
chestra
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When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria'
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she was a Miss she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cast'a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24
LOCALITIES.

Plumes and tips, cheap, at BaumAn's.
Piumes and tips, cheap, at Baumsn's.
Ar,lstio job printing at the HERALD job
ofiics.
For Wines, liquors and cigars, 20 to Grad
DOCKS
Ladies approve Of your smoking Little
Joker"
Go to dinner o. the Board. OF Trade rec
seuraut.
Go to supper at the Board Of Trade res
taurant.
&c to breakfast 81 the Board Of Trade
reyiaurant.
Eysr, day bos lunch I" 'h' Bo''d o
Telephone Dausherty's feed stors for all
kinds Of iced.
l.. Crsddock keeps the best of liquors for
holiday drinks.
Letter heads. bill heaas, envelopes at the
HSaALD jsD s0ce.
The beet work In the city at lowest,'ricesp
at the HsRALD job office.
Bio said Don't, but IL you must. chew
Spring. That's the best"
For al kinds of horse, COW and chicken
feed, telephone Eugene 8. Seay.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
Sold bv w. II. Patterson n 90.
Every body says that Craddock's liquors
are his favorite above all others.
Fiftv ladies' suits worth $40 to $12. We
ssll ct $3.50 70 $3.50, at Bsumsn's.
Cloaks and dolmaps selling half their
price 1t Baumans. 706 Elm street.
Ladies are invited 10 call and price our
goods, Is q. Bsuman's. 7o6 Elm street.
L.dies are invited to call and price our
goods At X Bsumsn's. 700 Elm street.
To the " 1olessle trade We offer great IN
ducsmep,s, r. Bsumsu, 706. Elm street.
The onl, ss'e, reliable and on time route
I, New Orlsais 10 tue Central and Star
prsscent rout,.
Guaranteed 70 cure Q Geld or Cough
Acksr's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
bv w. n. Paterson d Co.
FoR REKf The tao stores under cpers
house. Apply ID a " ALDsIps
Ss., frss-.,sss re- board o. the Board Of
Trade saloon. Every day hot lunch and the
dness Of liquors ald cissrs
shiloh's Cough md Consumption cure ID
sold By us on guarantee; cures con
sumption. Sold by Jen u. House
CIV. Peroe, NJ. D., physician and sir
seop. Once, 0O< Main street. residence
IaiS Jscss IN strest-telsphone ~ residence
Oslss. Tezas
Murdock q Bald ~in Keep the most esl.c
stock of stationary, consisting OF tin'es
paper and envelopes. foolscap. legal cap
ist,er note. pens. prncils, etc.. and At tn
most reasonable prices 70 - iouoo In Dsi
lag q $40 Man ssrSst'
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which wss TIA subject MISTER Of this suit,
nsd no right ~ Intervene, Reverend aud
dismissed M "a tle ioierv.nsTs aud affirmed
tn other respso's. Wilson ].
| Llbdneiai W. D.ss from Galveston
oousy. There 10 M ral' nj law prohibit.
ing or preveniing party from f.s,rlii Y at
the same time both 10 an sppral rom JUS
tees 10 the county c,n I, aud Al,o - n
writ OF cer'iorsri II h1 does 40, ho~ever,
Ia the appellate court hs could hs com
| neli~d TO y 80, which rsmsdy hs would 70.
~ upon aud tina abaud 'uei remrdy NO,
no dismissed II h . cos's The ~ futon Tor
c-riio'st b 'ing ersntei tbs crrtiorari br,ng
siyan ana approved and the papers FL
VITA tina clerk OF The county court the
fact that the lauer person nspl ttsd 10 Issue
b. whi retnrnnnlr ~ the propsr term ~
oou l. would NJ urprlv- nppellagt OF hi,
, NJ "a BE- heard. Toe ,urt has serious
grounds ~ doubt whether this gfOu0d can
b. con'i l.r,d atsl.
| "In order ~ constitute u sufficient csuse for
Ger iuFif, the iacis tI,u mu show either
lst thr JUS ice OF The psuce did not have
innsiio lnu, nrt1at h istiea ras done The
apI lloant by inai deter All alton OF tbs sui
ur pfUorrdi.H. ahd that such n justice wn.
| NOT c.used nv his own neSrusahla me- lect
~. ard ". Con. R,p., 65s an s6j)
| A Il's OF personal privilege mutt not
only oil 'ep that deiendsnl IL not residsnl
| -, =, ,'cir,,a .,5 ~ lnda ali snch sun.
, n'ut " a.,pa,' "' wo,f ~ s,sS an ths
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. G. 4. Mays was born in Edgefield
district, South Car lima. April 81, 1873.
She wns married to Mr.. Enoch q May IN
Florida, September 3, 1880, and they moved
10 Texas in 1860 she was baptized Ia her
39th year, after che had bscome a
10 aud mother. SAo vas Que o! Tho e'ev.
ca members entering int, the organization
O. the Fret Baptist Chu oh, of Dallas, Tex
rs; and TO the day Of her death, which oc.
its purest and most devoted mem hers. Her
last sickness lasted but o. few days.
but she Was impressed that 1t would
he the .st and ofssn rsie;rsd To 1t as sujn.
Not loag before mr. spirit tmk rs
flight she said t. beloved once: II will so ~
bs in Bsulsnispd." ODe OF her devoted
children sais: Mother, you must not die. ="
10 which she replied 10 tenderness: my
son. your mother must 90" To his ~
quest that he might have the continued
love OF her secret mother. spirit. she said:
Yes, son, l love you, and when l am zone
viii be your IN nistering ANGEL Tue
last re quest shs ever made WAS expressive
at ones of her mother nature and her Christ
ian character. She said T. the good psople
present" Pray Tor my children" and so
with the highest good OF zach one in her
heart che entered tne golden gate Of the
sweet Bsulah land
A gentleman who bad known her iuti.
mstely in p jvate. social aud business life,
...u. II: she had . fsul never cav IL.
She was rs neal .s-'ic,',n rs hesh can oe
of her be Q rich heritsge to the Gre oil
loved ones from which sls has been called.
We Jaw her last with her facs sop,lc,
As he angel arms were ahou n ihrown;
We shall see h again With the vi.
In the slsry mortal hath never KIN ,wn :,
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From away down south comes the oriei.
n i sugxes ion that while congress 10 discp's'
Ing tax ton It should impose a heavy tar
nn The 81 / | aod crust the deadly thirv
out Of sxistet &c. rho Lancaster (5opth
+, .rolins) Ledger c,l the pistol - curse to
the human race" aud "boon 10 the high
savman" and "compa,i of the ssssss n
,h- mur isrer. the thief and the Onward,
end coniinuss:-'rhere 10 not good word
to be said fw It. Out OF every thousand
sets committed with the pistol there Is not
N 70 than one good one" All this 70 true,
and much ~ similar tenor might h added.
Not uuirs qusntiy the pistol XII 9 The wrong
person, and when used In self defense Its
buils usua'lv mes iheir mark. A stoui
cane IL TAR more effective 1t close quarters
than . pis'oi In the hands ot any one not
good snnt, AID the householder star,led
from ,l.ep ny . burglar ooul better defend
himseI. 9th = carving hnife, hstcnet or
lab thsn with . whole bureau
dvaver ful - pistols.
The pis .ol srauld 20. and the shotgun,
kept exclrsiv. " for hnmtcldAl purposes.
should 20 with ,t.-fNs~ York HERALD.
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WALTER CARurH.
By Hicks & HIrcHcocg
Forty Years. Experience OF an Old Eurso

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of one OF the best female ply
sicians and nurses IN the United States,
and has been used Tor forty years with never
failing safety and success by millions oil
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
OF one week old TO the adult. II correcls
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and Guild. We be.
love H. tue best and slrest remedy In the
world in all cases Of Dysentery and Dur
rhea in Children, whether arising from teeth
ing or from any other cause. full direc-
tions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine nuless the fac-simile Of Cur.
It's Il Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by oil medicine dealers. % cents L
botLle
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Couar o. APPEALS.

Fisher q Wsis ". b s,rth and MeDou-
nell d %; from washiustou coubtv.
Opinion By. Wilson ]. Where A. susd B.
for . certain amount for rent Of stone
house, and Ct the same time sued ont q
distress warrant aud levied upon goods IN
the store bouse. the saus valued at one
hundred dollars. and o in,ervsues ellie eiag
thst they hs'd mo'tsase lien executed 81
indebtedness and that their mortgage lien
wes prior sod superior 10 the landlords
lien on the e0ods and judemeut YES rer-
dared, giving O. priority Of psym Hell ::
BEoeptions 20 he intssvsstson Of @. sboul
have been sustained. The inteross author
is'ue ~ intervention must BE- sn intsrsst
he - isssssss q - sisia q mt - 4.
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AyeriII nIixed Paints.

guarantee this paint will provo sstis'
factory when applied according to direc'
iions. do not mean guarantee oil ssils.
ton only when frat applied, IA every paint
is satisfactory when first applied, bat my
guarnutee embraces sufficient time 30
properly test the merits Of the paints. My
friends and Gust omers In the country are
authorized to protect this gusran,ee. Adj
dress oil orders to II. HAMILTON, Dallag.
Texas, wholesale dealer In painters sup,
plies, wall paper, window glass, etc.
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From q Boston Editor.

Merit wi, win. 30 we thought ss gen-
tlemsn was telling OF his wonderful cure OF
a cough ana cold with Humpbreye' HON.
eopathic Specific No. 7. He affirmed that
Tor coughs snd colds Of q stubborn chaf-
ntter it could not be excflled. II sllsyed
the tickling IN the throat and distressing
cough, and relieved the hoarseness When
his friends had become alarmed lest pneu-
monia WAS setting in. He commenced with
Specific No. 7, taking SIX pellets every two
hours; cough soon became milder; hoarse-
ness passed of strength and appetite i'm
proved, and in few days he was rs well cs
ever.
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Imported 0oods.

imported 0Oodss 49,
The Elm street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, 10 the only saloon in the city which
imports ito own wines and liquors. They
imp port in and out OF bond Hungarian ayn
other wipes, and therefore can give the
regular patrons the beneht. NO saloon ~
the south west imports direct as much Oh this
house Their cigars, lunch, liquors and at
ten,icn given to the public cannot be er-
oiled IN the United States. Don't forge,
o get your lunch and liquors at the Elm
street Exchange, whore you will always
find tbs siiable jake MencEer and, assist
anita.
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, Something that w,ii quie. tho nerves,
give strength to the body, induce refresh
ing sletp, l,nprcye the quslity Of the blood,
and pur,iy and brighten the complexion,
is villa, many per ons wonld be vsry glad
10 obtain. Carter's Iron Pills arc made !oE
exactly this clnss Of troubles, and are re-
markedly successfui In accomplishing the
ends desired. as named above. They are
useful for both men and women. So'd by
druggists. Price, so cents boz. See ad-
veftisement.
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Persons desiring to buy parlor, dining
room and bedroom sots, bedsteads, chairs,
rocSers. tables, lounges, sideSosrds, ward.
robes. Office furniture, etc, can find ono OF
the largest sud best selected siecks ever
brouah. TO Texas. Anything In the furni..
ture line etc. can be found in this largo and
elegant assortment. Prices are lover than
.ver and great inducements oSered to
buvers. GsoRGe RICK,
TAT AMI 749 Elm street,
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TAT AMI 749 Elm street.

Attention In called 20 the advertisement
OF Mr.. Knns Shields In another column, who
10 ACT rowledged 10 one among the most &C.
decorative artists in the coun-
ny. He keeps a inll stock Of all goods IN
he line, which he offers at Wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. Tho HERALD can assure iis
readers that Mr.. Shields Is reliable aud
bro.uIt in all his business engagements,
and IA ono with when 1t 10 always n pleas
IRA to transact business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

We recommend Carriers Iron Pills to
avery woman who 10 weak. nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who have
thin, pale lips, cold hands and feet, aud
who are without stresgth or smbi,ton.
These arc ths cases for which Csrter'5 Iron
Pills are specially preps'ed. aud TINS class
cannot use them without benefit. Valu
sba Tor man siso. In metal boxes, ~ 100
cents. Sold by druggists or aent Dy m ali.
Gee Advertisement elsewhere.
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Rose City PAINT ANA Color Company.

ItOse CIty ftsIiIt M" O"I"' N"f"P""y'
This company has established neadlunr.
tiers for the sale OF their celebrated mixed
paints for the state, in THIS CIV bhve
beap appointed agent Tor the sale OF same
and will fill ali orders A. factory prices,
thereby saving my customer the freight
ON same. ii. HAMILTON.
Wholesale painters supplies, window
slsss, wall snper. mouldings, etc., o26 Elm
street, Dallas, Texss.
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Opinion OF DR.. Mott, Late Government
Chemist. on Allcock's Porous Plaster.

Chemist, on Allcock's Porous Plaster.
NV investigation Of Allcock's Porous
Plaster shows 1t to contain valuable aud ~.
sebtial ingredients not present la any 9th,
plsttsr. These ingredients are 90 perfectly
proper ioned that the AllcocK's Porous Piss.
Ter will not cause blis.ers or excessive init.
ton, and lind IL superior to and more m.
Client than any tt1er plaster.
HEERY A. Mort. Jr., Pm. D., +. q. 8.
Professor u Ohsmistty N. Y. Med. Oh
lese. etc.
DO not waste your money buying inferior
articles: Tell jour druggist you want ALI
cocr's Porous Posters, aud do not take
genuine artioIe.
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Just read Crsddock's brands OF whistles
Guckbanhemer rye snd Nielsen and Lin
coin county goods, pure OH rot ,nf
county and fine pesch and sppis brandy
wines, gins aud cordials.
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Buruett's Cocoaine Has Received Univer
snl enhancement

No other preparation possesse such re-
markabls proprleties for EN- bellishing and
strengthening the hair and rendering IL
dark and glossy. II cures badness and
ersnicaies dandruh. Burnetts Flavoring
Extracss are the best.
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1.-THE cattle men Of TEXAS wish to have Q
good time this year they must chew
"Sprins" tobacco.
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Puidy h -.andall al the Board Of Trade
ssloon sci every morning one OF the finest
uprsads In the city. Hot soups, meats, etc..
on IN and ciRars
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The only safe, reliable and on zine route
To New Orleans 10 the Central aud Star a
Gre ecent rousa
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Why will you cough when shiIoh Ouve
vill give immediate relief. Pl'ce 10 cents
50 cents and 81. Bold ~ JEFF N, House.
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To New Orleans Mardi Grs without
change. By the Houston Central ard stsr
d Crescent route. Round trip. ti695.
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Mr.. \. A. Little. Ausr,rsn Novelty o..
90l Pitt str~et, ~ dnsy. N. 9. w., Ger ihss
t,st bic vile he's bern cured By 81. Jscobs
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The HsaALp buys its Job stock N lssse
Quantities g ioW pfioss ed iss Ssassoa'~ss
get the benefit.
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Attention Farmers and Citixsas Of Dallas
and Surrounding Country.


Wa wish 10 call your attention 70 the
prsetlcsl workings OF com binatlon OF 7ery
meritorlous impl sments In the Monroe rid
Ing rotary harrows, single and double. Al
40 the single aud double rotary culGvatofs'
DALLAS, Feb. 2i.--rhe rotary harrow IN
an Indispensable implement for disposinR
OF cotton and corn stalks. When the tttlks
sre dry II grinds them up and scatteis them
over the ground ~ they are entirely out Ut
the way OF the plow, and at the same time
thoroughly stirring, equsliElng aud level.
Ing the ground and working II sufiio ent
depth 10 plant any kind OF small grain
without the use OF the plow. In fact the
farmer has never had such u help for line
iill,ge m he finds In this inn lement.
BY permission We publish below the
statement of William Caruth aud Walter
CaTuth, Fix miles north Of Dallas, and o.
whose farms the work OF these implements
can be seen at any time; and for iniormA-
ton M to price, ETC., cill on
MITCHELL & ScBUGGs' implement houte.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

After thoroughly 's,iug the workings Of
tbo Monroe RJinry Harrow, NO take plent-
ure ia recommending Il - the public. w.
have worked this harrow In the cotton and
corn splHs, where IL did excellent WORT 10
breaking and scattering them over ~,
ground. We worked Il on piece OF ground
where mar ure hed been hauled out nnr
dun ped in piles and was baked very hard.
this Is worked down all level and WORKED
the ground to o sufficient depth 10 plan
any kiud Of grain, at the fnme time Equal
zing tho manure with tho ground. In two
hoars' work IL accomplished moro han
twenty men with forks could do In one
day. Ip fact We consider that we cannot
say too much in favor OF this valuable i'm
plemebt. We have bought fifteen OF there
nsrfows Tor our own use We have corn
and cotton stake standing full height, also
he eamo kind OF manure ground 10 work
this harrow on, and We invite oil farmers &
come and SEQ Il, work, A. We are working
them every day.
WILLIAM CARUrn,
WALTER CARurH.
Re- Htry. HfgrurOru
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24
sHnIs.

The nDQusrsds ball given herr last
night By the Ersis bsnss band was decided
eaooess. Fally three hrndrsd pers rms we're
IN attendance. Que half Of whom we're On
Dooqus. Nothing occorred 70 mar the en-
yoynons = ~ ecsas6oa. he city q Dsll1s