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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-04-26

"A dlspatch received mere on Satur.
day last announced the death of the
Hon. VIM. G. Brown. which occurred
at his home in Kingwood on that
morning. He was in his eighty
fourth year. The following we clip
from Wheeling daily:
The deceased has been an import.
ant figure in Virginia and West Vir-
ginia politics. He was an able law
yer and a statesman of some note
He was born at Kingwood, Septem-
Der, 1900. At the are of % years he
was admitted 10 practice. He waa
appointed prosecuting attorney in
that year, which position be held
successfully until 1882, when he was
elected to the Legislature. With the
exception of few terms he repre-
sented Preston county in that body
up to 1843. In 1874 he was appointed
an elector for the Wheeling district
on the Polk ticket, and the succeed
ing year he was elected to Congress.
He was reelected to Congress in 1848.
In 1850 he was member Of the Con
stitutional Convention held at Rich
mond; afterwards for six successive
years he faithfully served as Regent
Of the Staunton Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. In the spring of 1860 he
was a delegate to the Charleston, N.
c., Democratic Convention, which adj
journed to Baltimore. He advocated
Douglas for President and materially
aided in his nomination, for which
he was appointed an elector on the
Douglas ticket.
He was one of the active spirits of
the Virginia Convention that met in
Richmond in 1851, and faithfully re-
manned at his dangerous post until the
Ordinance OF Secession was passed,
when he, with y number Of the Wes-
tern members of that convention, came
home, and as greeting to his conduct
while in that convention he found on
his return that he had been nomi-
mated for Congress on the Douglas
ticket and was triumphantly elected,
took his seat and served the first two
years of the Lincoln administration.
On the formation of the State of
West Virginia Mr.. Brown was elected
one of the three Representatives of the
new State serving to the close of Lin
coins administration, and declined
denomination. He was a member Of
the convention which framed the
present Constitution of this State
and vas elected to the following SEES
sion Of the Legislature to assist in
adapting Of the laws to the new Con-
stitution.
Retiring from political life he was
elected to the Presidency Of the King
wood National Bank, position be
held up to the time of his death.
He amassed colossal fortune, the
bulk OF which will revert to his widow
and his only son, VIM. G. Brown. Jr.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The Annual Election for Borough Of
ficers of the Town Of MorgaLtown, w.
Va. to serve for the ensuing year, and
also for Five School Commissioners for
the Independent school District Of Nor
gantown, w. Va, will be held at the
Mayors Office In AOrgantown, on
Twesday, may 19eh, 1ooA.
Polls open at o'clock r. n.
BY order OF Council,
WIN. M0ORHEAD, Recorder.
Morgantown, April q, 1884.
The New DoMINroH and Wheeling
weekly Intelligence, e2.5O year.
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SuccesS TOT 1858 and OfeAtef Ffomtaee
FOR 1884.
THE CINCINNATI
ssENQUIRER.ss

During the past year, has enjoyed An
unprecedented success. very iattering
to Its publishers one that has been
seldom II ever equaled in the annals Of
journalism. such recognition of merit, is
i most substantial endorsement OF the En-
rsnpRIsEl ENERay! ExPENpIruREl and DETER
M,NATIoN TO EXCEL, on the part Of It's con-
ductors. and prompts them to still further
add To lis worth as PUBLIC EDUCATOR,
until its present extensive circulation ~
again doubled. Which we trust will be the
result at the close Of the year 1857, making
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-04-26

Col. j. O. Moore, of the B, & O.,
went East on Saturday last. He will
return this week.
Mrs. r. +. Fast returned to this
place the first Of the week, somewhat
improved in health.
The New DOMINION acknowledges
call from Mr.. Henry Whistler, Of
Battelle, on Monday.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lazear has been in
the East for a week past. He will
probable return to morrow.
The New DOMINION is under obi
cations to Eliza Arnett and Harrison
Clayton for call on Monday.
D.r. A. B. Hall, who has been quite
seriously ill for two weeks past is i'm
proving slowly, but is still feeble.
Rev. j. F. Cowan, of Fairmont, for
merly of this place, has been in town
for a few days past renewing old ac-
quaintances.
DIR. Morris left on Monday to ill
his professional engagements else
where. He will return to this place
about June LIST.
c. A. Basnett made his regular
visit to this place yesterday. Cap
is building up quite q trade in drugs
and patent medicines.
Major j. M. Shinn of Harrison
county, is travelling through this and
adjoining counties in the interests OF
several insurance companies.
Capt. Adams, enc of the most affa.
BILE gentlemen connected with the
railroads, is the resident engineer in
charge of the work between this place
and Little Falls.
Messrs. s. p. Tenant, E. w. St
Clair, Jno 5. Hood, Eliza Barb, M.
HI. Carraco, MIN John and several
other gentlemen made this office bust
ness calls on Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Reed, of Morgantown
stopped in Grafton few days this
week, with her son, A. II. Reed. She
was en- route from Elk Garden to
Clarksburg. Grafton Sentinel.
Capt Dave Camp did not return
home directly from Charleston. He
is coming leisurely back through
Nicholas, Braxton and other coun-
ties with the view of buying some
stock.
Our young friend Nate Kiger re-
turned on Friday last from Balti
more. He was not offered satisfac
tory terms for the base ball season
and declined to make an engage
ment.
Our good friend Jacob Frederick
of Clinton, favored us with pleasan,
call on Monday, bringing us two
SUBSCRIPTIONS. Uncle "Jake" is known
rs one Of the clevcrest men in his
section.
c. c. Wade has gone to housekeep
ing on his poultry farm in w. Va.
where he expects to live a retired life
in peace and harmony. Clark, like
the New Haven Colony, takes the
Bible for his guide. May he live long
and fulfill that which he readeth.-
Wsynesburg Republican.
Prof. A. l.. Wade was summoned
by telegraph on Monday to go tc
Berkeley Springs to hold on institute
The gentleman who had arranged tc
hold the institute was unable to at
tend, hence the summons To Mr.
Wade. From there he will 90 tn
Philadelphia as lay delegate to the
General Conference Of the NJ. F.
Church. He will not return until
about June 1st.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-04-26

JOHN r. MCLEAN. Proprietor,
Cincinnati, q
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-04-26

A FIRST lot Of that choice Flour al
Chadwick's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-04-26

GRocERIEs and canned goods, cheap
at Chadwick's.
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Subscribe for the NEw Doxlslos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-09

Eomany Rye at opera-house tonight.
Mrs. j. S. Lyon, with Dodson II Hills,
st. Louis, is in the city.
Mr. j. $. ligon, a popular commercial
tourist Is in the city, stopping at tic
Windsor.
Mrs Geo, X. Merrlwcather left last
night for ST. Louis 10 pay visit to her
sister, Mrs. Fred. Mauget.
Mr.. w. NJ. Leslie, an old favorite in
Dallas, now located in Fort Worth, was
in the city yesterday. Mrs. Leslie ac-
companied him.
Capt. Mat. p. Turner, formerly of
Houston, but now of ST. Louis, aud now
with the refrigerator car company, was
in tho city yesterday greeting many
friends.
Mr. c. \. Never is celebrating over
the advent of a TAT bouncing boy at his
home, He says it is certain TO be- presi-
dent of the United States wien people
choose the best man for the place.
Mr.. Fred Burgess, the brother and
business manager of "Neil Burgess
whose comedy company will be with us
this week, was in the city yesterday.
lie is wide awake and strictly business
Mr.. VT. Armstrong of Armstrong
Bros, formerly of Louisville, Kentucky
who have just opened alarge wholesale
grocery house in our city, arrived here
yesterday and will make Dallas his
home for the future. The Herald 4,
glad to welcome him to our midst.
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Wedding Bells.

On the night of Tuesday noxt, at 7
o'clock, Mt st. Matthew's cathedral, the
wedding bells OF Miss Sallie Greenlaw
and Mr.. Frank Davis will ring out their
joyous notes. Miss Sallie Greenlaw is
the beautiful and charming daughter of
Mr.. w. ID, Grcenlaw, of Schneider a
Davis, and Mr.. Davis is young gentle.
man doing business for Mr.. G..
A. Heating. The high contracting
parties are OF the elite II our city, and
their marriage will he the most import
ant society event of the season. Both
Young, the aroma of lite, in all its rich
ness theirs, the halo of their future of n
roseate hue, all is brightness and happi-
ness about them now. The HERALD
trusts that no clouds of misfortune NAV
ever lower above them, that their lives
may, always fall in pleasant places; that
Al along tho roadway of their married
me there may only DO the budding and
blooming flowers of happiness and con.
tentment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-09

LONDON, Nov. s.-The Times, this
morning, in leader devoted to the
American presidential contest, says: It
is unlikely there will be- any serious Al
tempt to contest the result ofthc cleo
ton. Mr.. Blaine is man OF great
gifts and an accomplished speaker; but
nc has unhsppily Identified himself
with speculative schemes and moneyed
interests. Cleveland has few brilliant
qualities. His public career has been
comparatively brief and modest, but he
has shown some sense of public duty,
nj will faithfully discharge his trust
wi bout favoring either the magnates of
Wall street or tho demagogues. 1t is to
he hoped that Mr.. BRyRrd will accept
Office under Cleveland. He iss man OF
the highest integrity and ability and
will not discreditt the best traditions of
American diplomacy. The Democrats
must show that they are true to tao
principles OF administration reform.
The recent electoral conduct, especially
on tbs Republican eide, has disclosed
she existence OF the widest corruption,
hieh has alarmed honorable msn in
both parties.
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The New York Democracy.

Nav York, Nov. s.-The County
Democracy held an impromptu
meeting tonight, and appointed
commit 10 arrange for q
meeting of celehrat on ovsr the election
or Cleveland and Hendricks and their
local ticket.
Mr.. Anderson said John Kelly had
been taught that he would not
be tolerated as "nOSs." Other local
speakers made addresses in which thev
n ENHoNERATEp TAMMANY HALL
md declared the people would
net submit 10 being a"ain
eonnted out. Resolutions were adopted
eallinR for sworn information as TO
any selling out known TO have taken
place on election day.
IliB MERCHANTS HELD A MEETING
~ tho Academy Of Music tonight to
oelebrato the election OF Cleveland and
Hendricks.
All exchanges and trades that were
<presented in the psrSdo OF No
9moer LIST sent delegations.
The building was packed, Al
tnough notice Of tho meeti z was
1rst given out only yesterday, The en-
ousi asm was extreme. The great crowd
PLAINLY mhdo known that the Oemc-
oratic candidates had been elected.
HURz AND RANDALL.
Carl SEIZURE met with the widest and
kindest reception. lie and San uel
J.IE Randall sat together rA.T
chairman August Belmont. Mr.. Boil.
mont, in has opening address,
said the Democratic party
mad won victory, and nothing
Noulu ne allowed to interfere with
Slovelands inauguration. Every
7
k<fessed during tho eveuiup
the building shook with applause
When Carl SChura was intro luced
thore was another lnrnnhn.
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Romany Rye at opera-house to-nigh
SIDEWALK NOTES.


Col. Ed. G. Bowers majority over Mr..
Blewett, for county judge, is 1902.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a Thanksgiving dinner on the
9th.
The HERALD regrets to learn that
Manager Williams, of the Waxahachie
telephone exchange, is very low with
typhoid fever.
Dallas is going to do her duty in the
matter of sending funds to the Demo
cratic national committee, as requested
In its recent circular.
There came near being runaway on
Main street yesterday morning, but the
farmer in the wagon had strong, firm
hand and cool head, and SO held his
team on the ground.
The Intelligent and respectable class
of Republicans in this city declare the
ratification and jubilaton ceremonies of
Friday night the most orderly and cour-
teous affair of the kind they ever wit
| messed.
The man Pepper, of the Pacific ex-
press company, who fred into the party
OF rejoicing Democrats the other night,
" under bond of $3.50 for his appear
ance before the grand jury to answer
the charge of assault with intent to
murder,
MIR. WIN. Erncnwein, painter and pa
per hanger on Main street. deserves
gre Mt credit for his untiring efforts
throughout our season Of rejoicing, TO
add to the eclqt of the occasion. His
brush and pencil have been busy all the
time and no one in tho city has shown
more energy or enthusiasm. He con-
tinues to paint and to paper hang and
does artistic work promptly on the short
est notice.
The multitude Mt Honey Grove, In
it's enthusiasm Friday night over the
election of Cleveland, burned stude,
baker wagon In testimony of their esti
mate OF the firm that manufacture,
these wagons, and IL was reported on,
was TO be burned mt Sherman last night
Ihis action is caused by the report tha
the Studebaker manufacturing company
forced its employees to vote the Repu6
Icon ticket under the penalty of beinl
, discharged.
A party of Democrats who were still
enthusing over Cleveland's election
gathered In front of the HERALD ofllc,
last evening, and nolens volens, woulC
have speech from MIR. w. l.. Han. Tn,
, gentleman complied with their urgen
demand in fifteen. minutes address
full of conservatism as well rs of con
. Hfatul9llons Tor the conntry's safe dc
livery from tho further misrule of tn
Republican leaders who have 30 lon
been in power.
= Cleveland, II is said, will offer a cat
, met portfolio to n prominent Texas pol
ticlan. This Is deserved tribute TO IN
, genius of Texas mon. which is no,
being rewarded according to merit, nc
only In politics, but in all other sphere
a OF life. 1t is now conceded TO be folly {
send abroad for almost any commodit,
especially In mechanical and mercantil
. avocations. For proof OF this you hay
only To examine the extensive lines ,
woolens for gentlemen's wear at Dou,
las Bros, merchant tailors, or enquire
n any woll-dressod citizen In the con
y munitv, and you will be referred to tn
/" house as the leading tailoring establish
D. ment OF north Texas. 709 Main street
s the address.
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mentS Tor the grand demonstration of
to night. Al Gask the mul,i. ud,s again
came forth and hv seven O'Clock
fremont and Market s-rs.ts were iI.t-
minated Is i.h the glare of w'deawate
torches, red dre and Observation-Disclosures.
Tue arr,mepmpr.t committees ned anna
renpv ibid unt.irr Erlosc. wiun
the sigma! H. i1N into lime va, ..Iytn ale
most ibo erfI,e D,.uocr4tio non
ulace, Irrespective of aye. ras-
bonded. Sturdy yotprs ana
Inc Young Bemor'ncv, the Democracy
oTtliy resent and ,le Democracy of thc
future 1000 strong, side nv side,
marched in trWmph through the
princpM thorourhtares, each bear
ing "a wide awake torch, or
TRANSPARENCY bearing some sur
restjye aud appropriate inscript,on.
.uch SIS: 1--WE been elected and am 10.
inn TO take my seat, "lyn uret.r Grain 10
crow "Blaliie Z Logau Arelhere any
rhnnuels out west i'm which can be use
fll?'" ''roI the tu h,m Ei,SWe9ucy Is
,aie.' "T,Na>, lhc banner s.tlg- lu6UO0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-09

AUSTIN, Nov e. Special go The
Houston and Texas Central Railway
to-day paid to tho school fund $3.50,
interest aud sinking fund.
Complete returns from this county
give Ireland 2,SSO, Jones 1881, Norton
81; jones' majority over Ireland COL
savers, l,sO7i Rector, 1880; Sayors' ma
jorlty, "a.
Notwithstanding the monster demon
stratibn last night, another Is helms
held tonight, The city is brilliantly
Illuminated, while vas. procession,
bearing torches aud transpsrencies, l.
paradiug the streets. This city never
Witnessed such demonstration, and il
IL night long to be remembered.
Col. Elliott left NJ 3 p. IN. for New
Orleans.
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~ = ~
ety fha 9hnU'A
~
-
tla
Investigation ENbOn0rates The
Democracy
Which Speaks Ont in No Uncertain
Sounds and Sentiments in
Great Meetings in New York and
~ Elsewhere.
Mem. to Blaine and logan; "The Har-
vest is Past, the summer IL Ended,
and We're not Saved. '--[Thn-
EN Othy, 1916
That Radical Game of Bluff.


New YORK, Nov. S.--rhe Republican
National committee has issued the TO-
lowing:
RepublicQn National Headquarters, Now
YORK, Nov S,-Noon-To the Republicans
OF the country:
1--WE have carried New York.
The official count will confirm this
Blaine and Logan have 2lS cleo
toral votes and are elected.
(Signed) b. Il. JONES, Chairman.
SAM. FESstNDE IN, Secretary"
BLUFF NUMSER two.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The following
address was issued by the Republican
national committee this evening:
Republican National Headquarters, New
H YORK;. Nov. s.
The Republican national COMMITTEES
y taking the most careful and
4 1orough measures to ascertain errors,
t1Laany have been made, and
4uds, if any have been commit
ed, in the returns of the late
New York. If Mr.. Cleveland shall
Mound to have plurality of even /
R, prompt scquiescence will
Wlow from the Republicans of
v.e United States. If Mr.. Blaine shall
70 found to have a plurality of only
vote, the prompt acquiesconce viii
be expected from the Dem
ocrats of the United States.
The belief Of this committee.
founded upon investigation, is that
Blaine has plurality of several hun
dred votes, and il that be so, every
honest man will demand that
it be officially declared until the official
declaration be made We ask
the public to unite with us
An an honorable effort to secure
q perfectly fair count Purity i'm cleo.
lions is the only safety for Republican
institutions.
lSigned, h. +. JOKES, Chairman.
y, FEssENnEN, SerretarY.
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

Thomas Noouc, the great tragcdian.
win apuear Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings in bis great rep
etoIrc: Monday, Richard II; Tuesday,
Hamlet; Wedu sday, Othello
Friday November If, NQil Burgess in
his new American comedy, Vim, which
kept New York in roar Of laughter for
soNcn months. hartley Cumpbcu SAYS:
ut contains more laughter and human
manure than any play ever SAW Any.
hody who has seen MIR. Burgess as the
Widow BedotC cGn easily understand
how funny he makes his present char
1cter, Vrypheua Putty. The New York
Mercury said whom the play was first
introduced in the metropolis: cone OF
Jheinlliest entertainments on the local
staseis that furnished by Nell Burgess
ami his excellent company in "Nim.'-
IL is fortunate that Mr.. Keeue will APP
pear as Richard III. tomorrow night.
the splendid entertainment Will enable
the people TO tide over the interval Of
awaiting news. Tuesday night, while
ho is giving tho "Meancholly Dane"
the happy official news will arrive, and
DO announced from the tage,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-09
Knnsaa CITY Sneak..

KANSAS CRY, Nov. S.-Democrats In
public meeting at Turner hall tonight
adopted resolutions congratulating the
American people on tho election of
Cleveland and declaring that their will
thus expressed cannot be subverted.
The concluding resolution was as fol-
lows:
"That We approve the sentiment
which declares that any party can bear
to be defeated, and we supplement the
same by saying the American people
cannot and will not submit to repeti-
ton of the political frauds of 1875"
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The following gentlemen Differed the
Democratic procession Friday night:
Col d. Williams was to have been the
grand marshal, but being sick, turned
the command over to Col. George Mel
lersh. Colonel Mellersh's aides were
Vol w. j., Betterton and Col. John B.
were: A. j. Porter, first; II. II. Trout.
man, second; II. w. Smith, third; J. q.
Arnold, fourth; Il. IL. West, tifth; j. w,
Wright, sixth; G. Turny, seventh; O. p,
bowser, eighth; Sam Cline, ninth; Har.
rY Walters, tenth; John Thompson,
eleventh; Ben Cabell, twelfth; A. Nj,
Wheless, thirteenth; Harry Obsnchain,
fourteenth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-09

Fort WORTH, Nov. Especial. AT
l2;l5 tonight the count OF the vote in
Tarrant county was completed, showing
that Maddox is elected by majority
OF l45.
RUFF Lindsay, who killed his sister
and stsp-father III Arlington, was ac-
quilted to-dsy,on the ground ofinsanity.
County attorney Pendloton, says the
man is certainly insane.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-09

Following are messages remaining on
hand ut the Western Union telegraph
office, corner of Elm and Lamar streets.
Parties can get them by calling from s
to 10 a. M and from to sp. IN: George
W, Maxwell, A. l.. Fairchild, Georv,
Russell, G. v. Hughes, Robert FLEMING
(colored), l.. Daersou, II. Bilinrton' n
V, Tompkins, joe Toblcskia, viii Grlce'
Miss Laura 4. LIopson. Emanuel Allen
!, N: Watkins, A. NJ. Prather, Charlie.
rted Tucker y. NJ. Osborne, Hon,
George N. Aldredgc, w. Il. Johnson, h,
W. Tlllmsn, A. II. Tabor, Il. J. RoddIs 4
No" birdseye u Mccormack, Crspon 4
CO.. Abe Block and John ]. Knight.
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Court OF Appeals,

TrLEn, Nov. s.-lspociall-Cou of
appeals-Ahirmsd; Holden vs.. the
state, from Delta; Hollis VS.. the state,
from Hopkins; Tracy VS.. the state,
from Navsrroi Wallace vs.. the state,
from Navarro; Brooks vs.. the state,
from Hopkins; Watson vs.. the state,
from Hopkins.
submitted on briefs for both parties:
Johnson W. the state, from Hunt; I,onv
". tho state, from Hunt; Roberts vs.. the
state, from Kaufman.
On briefs and oral argument for both
parties: Tlnes vs.. the state, from
Nanlmani Porter w. Horton, from
Hunt.
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The Hsnsst Count.

<fw foRE, Nov. s.-Thn plurality for
and Hendricks in this state
how shown by figures received by
y0airinan Manning, OF the Democratic
:>Ate committee, is lao In view of
ne assertions that ,raud has been rer
petrated in returns from the 18th
WAn in this city, Justice Clute
to-uay began an investigation to SEQ
n crime has been committed, The dis.
pute relates only TO county
stressurer and coroner. II is al
tegcd that in one district
new return, and u lorg q one was sub.
stltuted for tho old one, and
that in other districts erasures hy
tchennicals ~ the true vote hal
Deem made and false set OF nyure
written in. The RepuhlrnnS claim tne
election of their candidate for county
tessurer by u light rsjorlty, and ror
coroner by los.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-09

Rev. t. p. Campbell will give series
of lectures on "rhe Bible in the Light of
Of Science" ut the Commerce Street
Christian church, commencing tonight.
The following are the branches of the
subject; First-The Origin of Man, i'm
be reviewed and contras,ed with that
OF Moses. Sscond-Death; the introduc.
ton OF sin, the origin and purpose OF
hell and mans relation thereto. Third
-Domonology, or casting out devils, in.
volving the intermediate state and final
destiny OF the race. These lectures are
froe and the public Is cordially invited
TO es present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-09

Another fair audience greeted tho
'Nomany Rye company at the opera.
ouse last evening. II has been unfor.
innate Tor this troupe that ihoy reached
mr city during The excitement attend.
NJ upon the election. II Is n beautifu
hese' anonnding In magnificent eli
scenery is grand. The COMPANY sarr,
heir own SCENERY with then,.
Mr. Handyside ~ Jack Hoarnan IN,
Romany Rye is excellent. The sam,