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THE Tariff QUESTION.

MERIDIAN, rBxAs, April H.-[Edllor
HHsLIp. Your tariif editorial, from which
! differ IN ono important point. 10 splsp.
did pspsr. / IT. general presentation aud
del lpssilni { lhe subject and ia operation,
and ssoscislly 80 expoa a tho t,riir tys-
tenn IL 10 smstsrly production. Shloh
road With pleasure aud instruction. The
poaltl0u you hold, however, nn the iari n
question fsvoilnE q law ior revenue, With
incidental protection, /, that OF the south.
ern wing OF the Gid Yhlg party prior 10 its
dissolution. That OF tho northern whlss
was the sims AZ 10 held now by this repub.
licans xsd protection democrats. The old
democratic creed vas tariff for rsvsuue
only 10 support the government sconoml.
Gully admluistsred. The press Hynopsis Of
Wsllborns speech PLACES BIN squGrsly ION
tho old camping ground" Of the party.
For a long tlnb, CO things sro now, was
inclined 70 tho position You take. But -
indicated IN 9 communication which sent
you, and which was prin,od, think tho
otaor position the rlebS one, and tho only
one that can win. Tho country nourithed
before tho war In spite OF whlg tariff, high
or low. There noYor was, end never Will
be snr 4 HiculLy OF getting q tariff Tor pro-
lection, With party IN power, on plat.
form, o. tariff for revenue with Incidental
protection.
AZ long es We are milk and cldor party
hc hnAii W ~ hic DubtNhs NVfuiuk Nau
move tho republicans from power but an
opposing party, placed on sound princi-
plss that renoys sectional Issues aud ir-
woke the sense OF the American people on
tbs subject OF sound, honest, good govsrn'
mcnt, on thu ono hand, and OF corruption,
fraud aud lpjustico on tine other. 1t Is q
mi.teke that sill northern republicans are
or will vote with that party
when that 10 mpdo tho controlling issue.
A sound platform will drive some demo.
Gratis from the organization and draw honest
republicans to Is, and form a party based
on ooupd principles. i. there are not men
OF sound principles enough TO constitute
majority, then They ought not TO have The
Under our system they are
not entitled to II Ia times Of prosperity,
principle, are often lost tight OF, ~ they
are In great ox.,emiiics. Bat oppression,
fraud and injustice in the operations OF the
the laboratory only that
we can lock 10, TO hsvo changed, 70 here.
after change the public MUD and heart
from wrong to right, and TO move men 20
iss vindcaiion and assertion a party
without principle IA no better than q party
with bad principles.
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PERSONAL.


@. W. Whitney, OF Chicago is IN the
city.
Judge J. NJ. Lindsey, OF Gainesville, 10 in
the city.
Alex. Phillips, Of Corhcana, formerly a
resident here, 10 Ia the city.
d. P. Smith, manager OF the Sherman
compress, IL at the Wipdsor.
Z. T. Pugh, with Dodson q Hills, b.
Louie. Missouri, is ct the WINDSOR
Captain J. G. Bsiler, proprietor OF the
Beilsr house, Sherman. Is In the city.
George w. Ketoh, one Of the financial
sentinels OF Leon q II. Blum, Is AZ the
Windsor.
Hon. g. ]. Gooch. Of Palestine, STOCK
and damage agent OF the international q
Great Northern road, Is In the city.
Colonel A. ]. Evans, United States district
Attorney, San Antonio, Ia In the city, en-
route to the state republican convention.
WI, Young, general travelling. agent o.
the Mallsry steamship line, with head
ousyters aS ban Antonio, 10 In the city.
r. B. Arthur, representing Bcwser d
Lemon, returned yesterday nom business
trim through Montague, Clay and Wise
COUNTIES. he reports crops - splendid.
General A. @. Malloy, collector OF Gus:
toms. galveston, 10 In the city, gueat OF
Of the Windsor. He Is en- route to the
ststs republicsn convention which con.
venes at Forth Worth Tuesday.
Al the st. George: q w Wilson, N'ncln.
natl. Ohio: yR Wells, Wsxahaobie; X
Grsir. Texas: r b Hsyes, Columbus, Ohio;
] q Wells, Cincinnati, Ohio; John knight,
Louisiana. Missouri; A Cohn, Ennis; a 4
Hobbsll and family, Parsons, Kansas {!
a Efsns. Fort Worth; 7 NJ Lendon, Groes.
hsct: M T johnson, Burlington; b W
Sc.1u' Athens: Frank NJ Brooks. Bridge
mort: 8 "A Hsught, Hsushrs store
Jones, Tyler. George W Ms
son, Goshen; @ A Sawyer, b Mccoy
Quincy, Illinois,
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In the city and county during the past
week, reported by Murphy q Bolsns. !uo-
cessors 70 Jones d Murphy, real estate
AGENTS and collectors, office No. 700 Main
street, opposite st. George hotel:
John 8. Wltwer to John Buhrcr io4 BY
40 10 feet In East Dallas, one-half mile
northeast from the fair grounds, for $525.
g. M. Leftwich, ct. al, to John W. Webb,
95 BY ISL feet on west side OF Akard avenue,
in block 332 IA, for $500.
a. ii. Schcellkopf and wife to 7. P. Scott,
"a q by l7S "a feet on north slde.of Swiss
avenue, lao feet east Of Germsnia street, for
II. d. CLARK to T. P. Scott, 100 by 150 feet,
the west corner Of Bone and Williams
streets. for 81, 800.
]. ID. Young to 8. A. Gibbs, l6o acres,
the II. Vail survey, on the Elm Fork OF the
Trinity river, for $780,.
Middleton Bros. TO T. J. King, lots 10 and
20, In block B. Of Middleton Bros. addi-
ton, about IA miles southeast from the
courthouse, for 5000.
J. o. Boael to r. H. Chiffon, oil OF bill
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FOR RENT.

IGOR RENT--A VERY DESIRABLE cor
tngo of6 rooms. conveniently located, cor.
ner of Wood and Broe der streets. Water on
promises. Aarly 10 NJ. s. Levy, Sanger Broth
crs' wholss ale department api26-tf
NOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE cor.
j. tsgc OF rooms. conveniently located correr
OF Wood and Browdsr street.; water on pr,mi.
SEES Apply to n 3. LEVY, Sanger Brothers
Wholesale Departm, mt api26u
IGOR RENT-FOUk ROOMS AT 2O3 kLs ST.
II o.er Wallace & warg, nePE yer; pleasant
Apply 10 J. W BARTON. 6i5 Elm at apr25-1m
NOR REsT-TIIE STORE HOUSE, Gil ELM
Il street. now occupi d By Lyons Brothers,
70 JAMES BARTON, 625 Elm st. apr251m
NOR RFET-rsE OLD EX1 HANGE bank,
L % Main street orh tide Of c,urt-house;
Size 25isS good stand for any buSinsss. Apply
10 Z. w. BARTON. 625 Elm st aprl5.lm e-s
LOR RENT-HOUSE OF s ROOMS, SER
wants room, buggy house and sable. COR
nsr Of Akard and Jackson streets. Nice fruit
trees grapes. etc Apply on premises TO T. J.
Putty. so lksrd and Jackson streets. apr iw
IyOh RkNT-A NICE COIL kOOM AT NO.
Il snl Jackson street spfl9tf
I,oR RENI-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM,
II with touthefn exposure; minutes walk
froa bns mess part cf town. Call at northwes
oornsr Akard and Young sirse,s. art22.u
TSOK RENr-rHE sECOND STORY OF THE
L nsv Postoshce building. q fine large room.
| 5cx30 fee; 8. Z. corner of Sycamore snt Elm
streets Apply 10 MURPHY d BoLANZ. Real
Estate Agents. marl6t
ISoR RSNT-RO0Ms FOR RENT; s0U1H-
l. etn snd eastern exposure. Apply 10 Oliver
Chilled Plow Works. mnlsi
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HONEY GROVE.

HosRY grows, April 26.-[Oorrespon.
cnce 1-Knowing that you and your paper
are ever alive to questions that ore OF vital
interest TO your people and your progress.
i've city, desire to call your attention, and
through you, the attention OF the Gulf,
Colorado 4 Santa Fe railway, to the impor.
tance Of Honey Grove IS q point to be
reached In their northeast extension 10 Red
river. thereby to make connection with the
st. Louis 4 San Francisco road at or near
that point. The question has began
TO assume importance now, and
our neighbor, Paris, has a.
ready. on Yesterday, sounded the al. Ala !,
be alarmed for fear the Gulf road will build
her northeast connection on the only sen.
Sible route for oonnection.wishthe. Frisco
road, which Is already surveyed. The line
runs from Dallas TO Farmersvillo, thencs
straight to Honey Grove, thence northeast
to Red river, q line that can Dc oni " .. a.
the route Paris wants, and besides, through
the heart Of the best cotton lands IN the
state. every inch Of IL susceptible, II not
already, In the highest state OF cultivation,
With scarcely q single bridge to build on
the entire route after they. cro,s the East
Fork Of the Trinity. And here let me cal
oloug the line TO the mine Of wealth both 70
the people and the.road they have opened
70 them in the beautiful building stone
that lies here in insxhsustible quantities,
far moro valuable than the cotton crop
every year. Dallas neeAs this stone, and
this Will give IL to her and enable her to
become more rapidly the seat OF trado for
north Texss. Your city 70 already using
this Stone in her Merchants Exchange build.
ipg and others, even BY o circuitous route
q shipment and high freight. what can
she do with Il II the Gull road builds here
Into the heart Of the quarryf Aud. further.
more, we make the assertion that no
survey OF that road can touch country
that will Weld as great quantity OF cotton
or better staple, or O. much corn or farm
products OF any kind for shipment As thst
Of which speak. The lands OF Fsnnin
county aud Lamar, surrounding Honey
Grove, ere the best 10 the state. Now, ask
you what Is the use Of lodging around Rob-
In Hoods barn 70 reach Psritl We can,
side from the stone, which 10 Of more val
~ ~ shipping material, furnish more o.
the products Of the soQ than Paris can rem
the simple feet that our soil 10 better ana 10
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all else superior In all respects, II you will
eye this letter 10 the people through your
rs the road. Tho subsidy business IL the
ohly lever that can pull Paris through. Our
people ore willing, 40 We always arc, 20 put
our sh9 nldcrs 10 tho wheel and help along
this enterprise. We have the truck 10 ehip
and want another outlet.
Respectfully yours,
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1.-THE Glen Lea" There is q world OF
meaning In those words to the thirsty, who
have 30 frequently and with 50 much
sstisfaction wet their whistles ut It's foun'
tains flowing with pure, genuine unadul.
tersted LIQUIDS conoocted In manner to
suit the taste Of the most fastidlous and
tone the stomah Of the most veritable
dyspeptio. The Glen Lea liquors never leave
YOU with q headache, but invigorates, re-
juvinates, reviviHes and tones up the entire
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gETANTED-YoU NOT TO STOP, BUT TO
~ .OME . the eT JAMES UlIt I. whore
FOR SALE,

TOR SALE - STOCK, FIXTURES AND
stand of L good paving business, located in
the ou'i,ess center OF Elm street. Stand leased
for one year with privilege Of three T. ice.
n ,tC0. Apply 723 Main street, Texas and Msxt-
can Laud aud Inv sment %. apr27.s'
EOK E-ATrRACrIVE kEsIDENCE, IN
fine nCighborhood. on Ross avenue. Can
be had at q bargain, Apply 723 Main street,
TtXss and Mexican Land ana Investment Co.
apI27.9t
NOR sALE-A FINE SADDLE AND BUGGY
4 horse perfectly gentle for family Use; also
ls99ys pb%sion and open buggy Apply or
FOR sALE-HANDSOME, LARGE, SQUARE,
Grond S0einway piano; Hsylng .thla hne
square Grand Sieinway piano LETT over from
oUr holiday orders sud no; wishi 10 carry
II longer In ock VIC have decided TO sell II at a
very low price aud on easy terms 70 close II out
Any one wan Log q magnificent piano Tor low
pric :, call Immediately on VIII \. Watkins Y
Co. HERALD building. Dallas Texas. apf272t
TOR SALE OR RENr--A BEAUTIFUL RES.
idencc, Just completed, one b oek from
street car line and IN a very Desirable LEGALITY,
buggy house. and stable on the place aud
good well of water also two other places ON
same street This is TN excellent opportunity
for these tiIcd Of paying rent 20 procure good
home for very lldlc mooty. Tho h9u'ts nave
never been &C upled. Address Box 2i6 Dallas,
Texas apr2l-lm
LOR sALE-TWO SPLENDID sECOND.
l. hand pian0s et very low rlgcs ard on easy
monthly payments. ore used only few
Decided hafgalns, Cab, or address Immediately
VIII a va kils y Co, lLEALD building, Dal-
la, ILAas. orf'7-}t
EUR sALE-ONE G0OI sECOS r-HAND
Il organ, In perfect order. Low piict; easy
terms Clli, or address at once VIII A. Wat
kius & Co., II RAID building, Dallas Texas.
4 on 5 LE-HAY FOR SALE-20J TONS Q&
y Black land Hay ats9 30 per ton, on cars w.
BROOK. Forney. Texes. oI2l.6
TOR SALE OR RENT : 4 RI sT.CLAs-,
L brand new p ano; will sell on ito insIall.
mont nlnn hpplv IN 36l Rost avenne. ieh29tf
I,Oh sALE-uOhsE-A GUOp, hELlABLE
L black buggy mIro cen be purchased At
bargain Dy applying 70 A. BEAD, Manager
Dell@ Telephonc TX. apr93u
EOR SALE-UNE BILLIARD TABLE, NEAR.
L ly new. Ioquire a: Craddock's. aprg.tf
NOR sALE-A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
IL lois In the new &c, dar Grove Addition" ly-
ing north nf toch,an 81 Get and cast of the Mie-
souii Pacific Railway. ranging in pIlca from
500 10 $500, by MURPHY " BOLANZ. Real
Estate Agen's, No 1og Main street aptlb-u
INORsALk BROOM MACHINES FOX SALE
L Two new machines and presses, Westlako
& Biitton mGnufacture. for sale cheap. A dress
VIM pFouTa, caro- Herald Office. ian22u
4 OR SALE-sALOON FURNITURE, CON-
L pris!ng counter. shelving and ice chest as
good rs new; will eel very cheap ior cash. Adj
dress s., Herald onice. apr0u
TOR SALE-A FINE LOT OF PURE BRED
I jersey heif,rs; also lew imported thor.
oughbrcd high grade Uoisteins. at Riverside
Stock Farm, corner Jefferson and Cochran
streets. Dallas. Tezas. mareg.1m
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"DisTRIDUTE THE OFFICES"

LANCASTER, April Exhibitor HERALD.l
II have last uc!iCsd communication IN
your papor Of to-day signed IA Demo-
crat - nth the caption "pistrlhuts the
Offices" Tho writer claims With some
show OF fairness, TO my mlnd, that ksut-
man county bhould furnish tho next sena-
tor. Ths litile. town OF Mosquito already
has al ssp!rsnt for the lower house In the
field, and who Is tho intimate friend OF
tho honorable I, J. Nash. II seeHia . good
deal like iheaa two gentlemen we're disposed
TO "dia,ribuis" certain oiiicea TO suit them
0 lvee. This, hoaeyer, OF tho hypo,hss's
that Mr.. n ssh intends 10 become n csndi
date Tor the senate. Over here 10 know
netting In regard 10 the Intentions OF Mr..
Gibbs, as to whether he Wishes to 80 back
TO tho senate from this dlstric. or not. Even
II he doeg, he hiss no better or Superior
right over any other competent democrat.
No man has . monopoly OF nnY office. |
have heMd the name o! Hon, .Grssn }.
Clark. OF kaufman, spoken Of a. an asplr-
ant Tor the; senate. knov him
well, snd ID far az l sm capable
OF judging, thsro Is no better
nor moro competent man In the district.
Moreover on the west a!de OF the Trinity
river layB q considerable portion OF Dallas
county, and 1t will probably be Iemem:
bered that at the last election We furnished
bu. one or kwo aspirants among the mighty
host who cough! county offices, while the
esst side Oi the county furnished the teua-
tor aud both representatives. We don t
claim q great deal over here. but We DO
think we have ct lenst few OF ns oompe-
tent men, for any office in the district, rs
can be found elsewhere Inside Its bounda-
ries Nor do we intend 10 be ignored II we
eau prevent. II Is trus, we have no public
journal here TO plead our cause, but we
have some patronage TO bestow on the
p3par that will give US q fair show. The peo'
pie in this part OF the county regarded Mr..
Nash az a pretty good representative, bnt
/. Is somewhat doubtful whether thsy de-
sire his services In tho next state senate.
However, he unquestionably has the right
to try IL,
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@, III. KING, SEQ.
--------oGe----
LIE HEAT HIS WlEE.

A man named Baker, who resides In o
ANAL frame house, painted red,
on upper Main street, became
sorely vexcd at his be,ter half yester-
dew and beat her In most brutal manner.
Officer Halsell came to her rescue and ar
rested his lordship, Lodging him In the sta
tion.house. He will make his appearance
this morning before bie honor tho mayor,
who will Inquire into the csuse and effects
~ fha Affair
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THE COTTON GASES,

Thea csee Of the State W. +. Baum,
charged with being implicated In the cot
ton swindis, win be called this morning In
the district court, and II the defendant has
sufficiently recovered from his attack Of
neursleia, the case will proceed. A num-
Der Of witnesses for the state arrived In the
citv Yesterday.
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MILITARY,

A large crowd visited Shady View Park
yesterday to witness the maneuvers OF the
Lamar Rifles, who did the business up &C
cordipg to Upton.
The Queen City Guards leave for Hous'
ton on the Let and will camp until the inter
state drill comes off. The Lamar Rifles
will leave later.
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The curling OF Palo Pinto sandstone,
which is being put In BY Mr.. James 6cen.
Ian. II said TO be the best In the city. Don't
nut in any cufbing or pavement until you
see him.
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MEMBERS OF THE MERCHANTS EX.
CHANGE.

CHANGE.
DALLAS April 90, lssi--A oppcnheimer' esq >
President.
DEAR SIB.-The undersigned would re-
specially request that you call meeting
OF the members OF the Merchants Elk.
change, to be held on Monday morning or
az soon thereafter as practicable, for the
purpose of considering the advisability OF
building now in process OF construction.
Very respectfully, sc,
w Il. EVANS,
O. +. CARTER,
JouN III. JONES,
W. N. BRADSHAW.
ALFRED DAVIS,
j. y. 0CoYHoR,
HENRY MoRDEcAI.
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The curbing Of Palo Pinto sandstone,
which Is beiag put In by Mr.. James Boan.
Ian. Is said TO be the beet In the city. DOM
nut In any curblng or pavement until you
eeo him.
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TIE HERALD. MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 2s 1884:
HER AIANDOLINIf.
ny NAY =. GUILLor.

~ 80 -
WHITES ron THE aospAY HERALD.
A wild .rose fsoe
with .wiiohing grace.
Loans from a easement hishi
A mind0llne,
Light tinkling echoeo ny.
A der hand llngs
From gllspninf strings,
Sweet bubbling bursting strains,
Ligbt juggling ihrillS,
And ssosde fills,
OF nppllnS summer rains
A yslce % sweet
As rIiis that meof,
And sing a. sn thSy H.,
fhrB' dafkling shades
OF haunted slatos,
Where sl1n brsszss Sigh,
wherO wee stars Glance
And glow worms dance,
Md gllmGsIlng .twilis hts fall
And spsugled fact
OF fairies feet
Light dance Oh eobwebs tall
A butterfly
Swift Tutoring by,
on wings Of SILK ard gold.
Now pOlslug nesr,
ENHANCED to hear,
Its wings IN deep bliss fold.
THO crimson rosc,
In trembling pose,
Low dr0Op amid her bowers
Tho drunk bscs sip
Each joesasains tip,
And browse amid the ilOwera.
And below
List % the dow
Oftsnglod music Wild;
Tho sweet roso.face,
with wlnkOme grace,
Tho hazel eyes,
Like gloaming skies,
That bend whore "star.fhip" sleer-
Tho face - bright
AZ lilies white
MlTrored on mlll.slroams clear.
Tho strange, sweet thrill
OidaHodil.
Blue skios where rod s,arh" sleep
The tangled dip
Otfounds that Flip
From s,riDgs light fingers sweep.
Tho blsssomins trees,
The neolfal breeze
That iloaA so glad and free,
From yellow Dtfs
Where mirrored stars
O'er-sprinklo all tho sea-
Make oil things seem
A dim. sweet dream
From out yone mystic deer
Where hArp.sAiled ships
Make tnklips trips,
Aud waves OF music leap
where fairies white.
Wee scamen bright
Their ,inglluk numbers sing
And each str ngod oar
Wild tanges pour
To foari.beil seas that ring
Ny wild dresm fades
The stst.npped shades
OfmldDiyhi come again;
Tn. vild-tosc iso>,
With piQuaut grace,
Has tHaugsd a goodbye strain
Yot still gaze
In mystic mGSO
Up 10 the rotp-Cfowncd viaes;
Tho drunk bee sips
Tho Icasamlno lips
And the droYsy butterfly shines.
Tho breeze cones FREQ
From DER ihe rcs,
The roie droops mid tho green
But hushed aud still
Thy mstohless thrill
OF star.atrlnged Handollno.
DALLAS. Tex, April n, lS5L
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A GENERAL meeting Of the members Of
the Merchants Exchange is hereby -called
for Tuesday at y. m. for the purpose .oi
considering the question set forth Ia the
above communication.
A. OPPEsHEIxBB, Pres.
II KtNn
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gII JDlUNV.
WANTS.


"a ANTEy-A GIRL, 40 10 GENERAL
~ h1usesork, Inquire Ct 1911 Man 81 e26tf
A7AETEp-A PARTNER VIVA 4 Cash
~ caEitsl Of 81, 800 IN s.fo, profitable, hon.
ofahc aud exclusive business wl,h large prof.
It's sny one meaning business may call atllC6
Commerce street between tho hour oil and .
q m ,ni AID p. ms and conier with RNBBl
sGHUHL a1l26 80
WAN ED--1 sITUATIOv IL A WHOLE-
W sale store rs crter or driver ;ot.l aus aln-
OK. Y Y, ca,e o! Herald oli'- opf2G 70
lAFAN rkD-A THOROUGH BIZ k.HAK Il
~ end brick hDncr - mako hHIf MilIiOn
brick. Apply 70 John Minor tor'cana
NEfAETED-A FIRsr.CLAss TAI Or ATT.
ft Niulor Jr, & Co.'S, p1si,o ST. George
meet. aprli II
VAETfD--AGEN1s i pWEs- IHE ST.
VI LOUIS ELE Tn LAMP 20. 81 Louis,
NO, f'r cfcnl.r cats aud iCrms ',r "a 90 Can
dc Power Ctspcrscn ElVrtrlc amp. nr2ie6t3t
VANTED--ACllNE MEN TO CANV ASS
W 70, our subscription books In every city and
}yunty Ia Texas; liberal terms ava permlnent
employment given. Call on or address T. W.
.ToNG Main ~. NAIL unu
lVANTEn--To SELL low ONE SOFA
u .apGains, In 10 d order also two f1ul ils
CHA5 KAHN. npr2.lm
az AETED-You 10 STOP AT INK NATION
" AL EoNKL; tTgt-ciass eco0uuuGcE .!ouh at
,e.15nAnlo isse ONLY ONE DOLLAB AND
ri iNTI-EiYE CENTS PSF DAY. The hu!d.
ng Is 6.suil with three s,sirways "a case o Gro
LOcsod Ia Tho bugigOfe portion OF the city, only
&c square from gtgcot-oaT line, ana ono f9uGre
rom fe2.A 81 PaC.rg auA Missouri saciic Depot
coNveuign, % passengers coming or going ever
e.i.er tofc. once open al night. Guests are
called foI al iTniHg. 4: CLEAkY Proprietor.
gETANTED-YoU NOT TO STOP. BUT TO
w CONE 10 the sr, JAMES HJ1hL, where
yoI osu set tho best accommodations for the
money. Only Si.50 per day. Boaid. with
roomj ~ to ~ per week. table board, si.5o
par week. Rooms 10 LEI, with or wiihout board.
JAMES NJ. ORR, Proprietor apf20.u
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Insure against damage by tornsdoes with
Hereford, Aunspaugh Il Co., 6l9 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-28

Only few moro day, fsle at 725 Maln
street Of the fine silver ware, watches, Jew.
elry, etc. Avail yourself OF this great
chauos OF bargains in fine liTst-claas goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-28

TOR sALE-ONE G0Oj sECOS r.HAND
l. organ, In perfect order. Low piice easy
terms Clli, or address OF once VIII A. Wat
kius 6 Co., II RAID building, Dallas Texas.
Qpr21.g.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-28
mon sAIE-A FINE SADDLE AND DU

LOR sALE-TWO SPLENDID SECOND.
l. hand pianos et very low rlges ard on easy
monthly payments. ore used only few
months AND good as new Both OF lhcfc pianos
decided hatFains. Cali, or address Immediately
Will A va kils u Co., lLEALD building, Dal-
la. ...... nrru--1f
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-28

a number OF delegates from the Sunday.
schools u Dallas city and c0uuty leave to-
day for Terrell to attend the ninth annual
convention oi the Texas State Sunday
School association, which oonvenss thsro
TO morrow, aud continues In session tor
three daya. Each Sunday school Is entitled
to two delegates, snd as there are twenty
In tho city aud ,fity.hve Ia the county,
making Feyenty.lye IN all, Dallas county IN
OF vlsitoyB will attend the convention from
n IL oitv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-28

EOR SALE - STOCK, FIXTURES AND
stand of q good paving business, located in
the bu' i,e ss center Of Elm street. Stand leased
for one year with privilege Of three. T. ica,
l,tC1. Apply 523 Main street, Texas and W1xi-
chu Lhnl md Inv sImelt o.. apr27.2i.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-28

EOk SALE-A NJ MBEK OF DEsIKABLE
Il lois In the new &C. dar Grove Addition" ly-
ing north nf roch,an 81 Get and east of the Mis-
souii Pacific Railway. ranging in prlca flo m
500 10 s501, by MURPHY " BOLANZ. Real
Estate Agents No 100 Main street nptlb-tf