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urged by his complex organs as suit
able candidate for Governor of
this State and was actually
a Delegate-at-Large from this
State to the Democratic National con-
Venuon, and more recently to the State
convention. He is Mayor Of his town,
and one of the chief owners of street
railway in the same. When new com
pany, composed of resident citizens,
was recently formed to build another
street railway, on different street, and
the right-of-way was granted by the
town council, he, being party in inter
est, exercised his functions as Mayor
by vetoing the measure. The council,
to their honor, be it said, passed the bill
over his veto. Yet he and his rival
company did not yield to this duplica-
ted expression of the public will, but re-
sorted to iniunctions and other him
ORANGES to retain in their own hands a
monopoly Of street railway privileges in
the town, and the end is not vet.
There is IN our wisely guarded State
constitution, framed by men jealous OF
popular rights and anxious tor pure gov
eminent, a clause in these words:
art. 3, Sec. pa member who has a
personal or private interest in any meas
ure or bill, proposed or pending before
lne Legislature, SHALL DISCLOSE the
fact to the House of which he is mem
Der, and shall not vote thereon"
Was a wiser clause in be-
half OF honest legislation even invested
III constitution? And if members OF
the Legislature are thus denied power
can they create sub-legislative tribu.
nal rs town council, and confer the
power on it's members? Every legal
mind in the land knows they cannot by
indirection legally do that which they
are forbidden to do directly. Then by
what right did this Interested MAYOR acI
on that measure al all? Ought nc not t.
have "disclosed' his interest and allow.
ed the mayor pro tenn to act? In dozen
votes involving the same Fundamental
principle, an alderman of Dallas has re.
Gently disclosed his intorest-in street
railway matters too and refused &c
vote.
a few years ago a gentleman with
drew from the canvass for mayor be.
cause of his neligibility in consequence
OF his connection with a contract to sup
ply the town with water, and was ap
plauded for so doing, the moment he
learned OF the inhibition.
While we deClaim against organized
and individual wrong in the Federal
and some State Governments, and Justly
dread the cOrrupting influence of cor
porations throughout the Union, let the
people of Texas look well to all sucl
matters at "HoME.n
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Cnn Thrsn rhinrs nns

DALLAS, Aug. 23.-IEdito HERALD. r.
Recent events in II neighboring town--a
Texas town-atlord matter of reflection
to all who believe in and hold to two
facts: First, that we live I'm govern
ment founded on and guaranteeing
equal rights to its citizens; secondly, as
acorollary of the first proposition, that
pubic officers are the agents of the peo-
pie, solemnly bound to labor for and
faithfully guard tho peoples interests,
aud, to this extent, to serve the ppople
and not their personal interests. There
are Just-minded people, sincere devotees
OF right aud the proprieties of life, who
hold To these doctrines as the sheet
anchors of safety TO the people of this
country as aggregations OF freemen'
Tho writer stands with such with the
same fidelity implanted hy God i'm the
breast OF every dutiml son towards the
mother who bore him. The reported
facts are that company organized
solely for the purpose Of gain have
actually owned and controlled nj the
same time the only three newspapers in
tholr town, each paper ON important
questions OF public import professodly
tutoring rom the others, and to that
| NN'N eNbNAnk sum NntHrO-
nism as to induce tho belief
that there was no privity of interest,
but that oach-as all papers ought to be
was independent and honest in its nj
terancos- wholly free of hidden control
by others. These substantial facts are
not denied. Beyond this, the leading
paper. of this trio, under pretense of
friendship TO the actual settlers and
settlement of our waste places, too spe.
cious and thin to deceive any but the
Ignorant, has boldly advocated policy
the indubitable effect OF which would
DO to surrender large portion OF our
state into the control OF great syndi.
Gates and corporations, largely alien Ia
the State, and thus keep out population,
farms, towns, schools, churches and
other essentials TO the existenco OF
happy, prosperous and enlightened
communities. This aping of tho unholy
methods NO long followed by monopo.
lsts TO corrupt and control the leglsla.
ton OF New York, Ponnsylyania and
other States, should not pass UNDECIDED
by the people OF this young and vlgor
ous State. AZ boldly attempted now
what may be expected when our popu
lation becomes dense and our lnrn,
towns are numbered by tho hundred
The most prominent man In this com
Mex organization was but recent,
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REUNION.
Held at Dallas, August 9th to 9th.


Held at Dallas, August 9th to 9th.
MOST TENDERLY DEDICATED TO THE
LITTLE "sRRAPH," GRACE RECTOR
MITCHELL,
Who was so beautifully baptized into
this reunion; the sweetest and hottest
gift that could be offered at the shrine of
patriotism and love; the seeming en-
bodiment of Heavens appreciation upon
thls honored assembly, as it once came
IN the form OF dove to the sacred gath
erlng on the banks of the historic Jor-
dan. When infant grace shall grow
INTO the grace of womanhood, and ira
dltlon tells her the sad, sweet story of
to-day, may these lines be rendered as
feeble token of the deep impression she
maze on TINS glorious occasion. AS Il
| llne cut statue fresh from Gods own
hand, the offering will be cherished
while one brave soldier lives to retro
| spect the day and thank her noble sire
and dame for thus honoring their dear
"Lost Causes:
They were gathered by thousands-those
veterans of war
True, noble, grand hcarted men.
| Who had folded their banners a fun half
score
OF changeful and fleeting years, and then
WIN zeal ms deep, heart as warm
In the cause of country and home.
Like broken wave re-assuming It's form,
In sweet memorial they come
on what medley of throbbing thought!
| What vision Of scenes to-day
from the clustered past is gathered and
brought
| 10 the hearts of the blue and the gray!
Anu when the deep voice Of eloquonco swclls
In pictures Of praise aud pride,
That wild huz2ah. that moist eye tells.
| or a fire that never died.
| with here and there delrum of iuy.
And here AMI there tear
Ola stories were told-irom the drummer boy
TO the snow-h haired sire, so dear,
Ana fancy could see a caravan band
| OF silent and uniformed thought
On its pilgrimage back to Dixic-land.
AS If some relic they sought
FOR the relies are thereon, southland sweet!
In thy motherly bosom embalmed;
And bright immortelles we bring to thy feet
OF sanctlied grief now Gained.
But oh! as we gaze, there comes the sigh
ON these broken ranks to-day.
Here an empty sleeve, or a wiping eye,
Or a crutch as we look DER the way.
The picture is FULL will name no moro
1t hangs on memory's wall.
We may read the field of carnage DER
It'll We fancy the bugle call;
We may stand in reverence with Blended head
And list to the tale of wars;
We may number the living above the dead,
But We cannot count the sears.
God bless these royal sons who stand
To-day round their buried cause
And offer, In friendly grasp, the hand
To the blue and the nations laws!
| But while orations of praises fall
On the sister States nfar,
The grandest tribute paid of them all
Went out TO our bright, Lone Star.
Mrs. o. b. AMBROSE.
TT. Worth, Aug. 8, 1881.
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NInrrled.

Mr.. Hugh Blalleney, better known as
"Fine, Very Fine" is married. The sly
fox did not let his many friends know OF
his happiness, but smiled all TO himself,
and having procured the lady's consent
To the priestly benediction, and being
already well provided in "this
worlds goods" no stepped
softly into welded Joys with
no more rumpus than feather fall. Mr..
Blakeney has the congratulations of his
friends who have found IL out now, and
the reporter regrets being unable Ia
give the name of the excellent lady who
has found so worthy a husband.
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That portion of the mouth In which the
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NOTICES.

.NnNT
NoTlCE-UNDER AND BY AUThuhsiIiieii
~ of II resolution, adopted by the outs,n,I,.
the city of Dallas. June s, 1881, sealed WIN,
sails Will he received ut the Office OF .ns ,hsrh
secretary until So'clook y. M, sept. ~ az
1881, for lighting the city either py non
electric light for period of two YEAR emo.
AMI after November IN, 1884. The NV 4, hils,
ell reserves the right To reject any orA,aasr
W. y, PARRY, CITY seci'.,'' IA.
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAlbhhss1rTor,'
~ flCE or ASSESSOR AID Cohbnnef 10
CITY HALL, August n, iSSi.-l again WI IN,
call your attention 10 the mct thni ,ua,.. ~
taxes fnr tac year 1885, are due ana w" 49,
paid b, fore the lat day of SEPTEMBER. r
will bc added nfier that date. The :. ,ad
obligations Ia meet to pny ior u ia.l
amount Nc improvements when nuu.i,s
mace end nrc now undur construe,a.Nn 40
Day ia do 81 now and not wait lIll ~;
ny ui this month. ]. L. BOGblF H,sl.s1
sad .paOcgOn
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RrYan Street. nnllns

TIT '11INNtf fIttIIltNs
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TERMS IN ADVANCE
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Fancy Work and the ordinary infirna,
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Music and use of piano '- "
Entrance fee (only fer the first year, - i
Academy must always produce satisfactorv
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MOTHER SITpEDTpD
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Burnetts Cocoains
Softens the hair when harsh and dry.
Soothes the lrritated scalp.
Affords the richest lustro.
Prevents the hair from falling of.
Promotes its healthy,vigorous growth.
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Carriers l. tile Liver Pills are free from
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE
ST. PATTERSON President LEXINGTON ~

ST. PATTERSON President LEXINGTON Ky.
The largest Female College In Kentucky.
Buildings of modern construction; appoint
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Course Of instruction comprehensive; large
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patrons and pupils are references. For cat
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students, list Of references, etc, apply TO the
President, or y. +. 81, clair, Dallas. Texas.
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With the condiments generally attain.
able II IL not possible to produce may.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-FARMS IN DALLAS "A
A. One hundred acres Joining the tow.
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north of Dallas; very rich black land. !
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hundred and eighteen acres, one and al
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large dwelling, 7rooms; barn, outbui6'
and tenant houses; splendid orchard inea,
. good wells and n acres timber. These
Two among the best places In Dallas con,
rules perfect; no incumbrance; terms .
Apply to or address DIR. l.. r. STpo
Richardson, Dallas county, Texas. Nv
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEM\

CANOn0N, ia.
Incorporated and governed by q Board of
Trustees; q sui and experienced Corps Of
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
and hculthtulucss; discipline equal 10 that OF
the bcSl schools In the country; new and
maguiticeni buildings erected especially for
The school, seven states represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The Fall Session
begins October Nlh. Eor Catalogues. e,c., adj.
dress the superintendent,
MAI. h. !. BURGESS.
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EOk .SALE-AT a BARGAIN-A YFI
Il residence ON Main street, Just eaSl
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frame mouse, No. 1902. of rooms, ali neal
and well finished: stable and a snlerI
2OO-barrel underground cistern; nice praI
walks, shade and fruit trees; a splendid
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nome, Mt very low price; must he sold h
lew days. Apply to MURPHY q Boz An
Keal Estate and Collecting Agents, No
hull NlIttIs ID