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Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13
NAdoA.

NVNGO4e
The board! of directors Of the Nexjen
Southern Bunk at Mexico, Missouri. dRl
on the tAirtieth day Of September. iset
make their order of record that the 60.
ta stock Of the bank be increased o1u
and beyond the amount Of the capilai
stock at present established and existw
In the suIn OF fifty thousand doIlars. ~.
ID to say I'VE hundred shares OF the -
value Of one hundred dollars Q shsse.
And the stockholders of said bank -
hereby notified that . meeting Of q
stockholders is hereby called and VIM =
holden at tho banking house Of said benk
in said city Ct Mexico ct 9 O'Clock IN u
forenoon Of the I6th day Of Decembor.
1884, and continued ct least three hoprs
unless the object for which said meetine
was called be accomplished sooner, g
give their consent to such increase Of d
capital stuck Of the bank II deemed ca
visahle BY them. C. H. HARDIN,
Pres. Bosrd of Directors Of the Hank.
II. A. RIclEE1Ts, Secy. and Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

Suppose the vote of the state of
New York should be thrown out by
the House, Cleveland would still have
q majority of the rest of the votes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

The cattlemen's convention in st.
Louis will be a big thing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

Democrats will enjoy Thanksgiv-
ing day this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

lin Cufvre, In Prairie, and in Salt River.
S e. Baskn vas elected constable of Salt River Township receiving Ills votes.
CT. stuart was elected justice Of the peace and :. Nv .Coakley constable Of Lynn
Township.
Z Martin Flint vas elected justice Of the peace and James w. Jones constable Of
Wilson Township.
q, E. Conard was elected constable If Loutre Township.
J. r. Gniand was elected justice Of the peace and VIM A. Underwood constable
of Prairie Township.
Nelson Bondurant vas elected constable of Cuivre Township.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

The Democrats will have at least
% majority in the next Congress
which is large enough for all practical
purposes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

Joe Hickey, of Fulton, will win
over $50, 900 on Cleveland's election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

Audrain is the banner county of
tue 9Th district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13
PUBLIC SAIR
VEDllEBDlY NOVEMBER I'm

We Will sell, at public .ncsm.
miles Northeast of Mexico and -
East OF Bean Greek School Ho..0
the iarnl known as the Crook 49,
on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1sth -
A lot of Hogs, all sizes and -
150 III all, some ready for m.,S
all in good, healthy condit;o.
good stock.
8 O. 4 good milk cows
4 head Of good steer calyea ~
three year old Clyde draft hc~s
1 one year old Belgium coli. -
Terms OF SALE-An sums ~
$I5, cash; SIS and over six m@a.
credit at 8 per cent. interest. ma .
not paid at maturity to bear 10 :.
cent. AL notes to be made h..fr
bic. Sale to commence at I0an
JOS. B. & I. BOTRm
John w. Atchison, Aucr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

The Globe Democrats BOOSTERS
were all hens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-11-13

Blaine dies hard, but be dies, just
the same.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-10-04
dGe dbiboooux Sentinel
SATURDAY,, OCT 4, 1884.
Fond Memories.

Pass the butter gently ,lMabel.
Shove it lightly through the air /;
In the corner Of the dish, love.
You will find Il nut brown hair.
What fond mem'rics it awakens
Of tho days ere we were wed,
When upon my good coat collar
Oft was laid your little head.
Lovingly l stroked those tresses,
In the happy days gone by
Now I strike them every meal-:im
In the butter Or the pie.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-10-04

A VALUABLE LESSON FOR ALL
Look most to your spendings. No
matter what comes in. if more goes
out yon will always he poor. The lit
tie expenses, like mice in q barn, when
there arc many, make great waste.
Hair by hair heads grows bald ; straw
by straw the thatch goes of the cot
tage. aud drop by drop the rain comes
in the chamber. A barrel is s~on emp
ty # the tap leaks but a drop a minute;
when you mean to ave begin with
your mouth many things pass down
the red Iane.' The ale jug is a great
waste. In all other things keep with
in compass. Never stretch your legs
further than the blanket will stretch
or you Dol will be cold. In clothes
choose suitable and lasting stnff, and
tawdry fineries. To be warm is thu
main thing, never mind the looks. A
fool may make money, but it needs I
wise man to spend it. Remember tina
it il easier to build two chimneys thar
to keep one going. If you give all t,
back aud board, there is nothing lef
for tho savings bank. Fare hard ani
work hard while you are young, ant
| you will have o chance to rest wher
| you are old.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-10-04

-
The under current of little kindness
es. which. though but a creepinc
streamlet. yet necessarily flows. al
though it glides in silent secrecy with
ia the domestic wallis and along the
walks of private life, ann makes neith-
or appearance in the werld. proves in
the end a more copious tributary TO
the store o. human comfort and felicity
than any sudden and transient food Of
Diet ached bounty, however ample, that
may rush into it with a mi ehty sound.
The patent Tin Shingles now for
sale by s. T.. Grisamore will make
a fire proof, durable and excellent
roof, and are especially adapted to
cover Dormer windows, galleries
SC. They give better ventilation
than either slate or shingles. They
can be taken of and relaid without
loss.
They can be put on by any sensible
workmen, need no soldering and are
sold under full guarantee to make
a perfect roof.
They are put in boxes to cover one
square of 100 feet aud weigh IS
pounds.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-10-04

q Watches, Clocks, JeweIry, Sewing Ma
chimes. Fire arms, &C., carefullyrepaired and
guaranteed.
A full stock Of attachments, oil and need
les for all kind of Sewing Machines can be
had by applying to
A. BOURBON,
Corner Main and St. Philip street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29

Of green hand who came near cutting
mans noe oil. This custo ner csHe II
drunk, aud kept perfectly quiet while h.
| VA. being lsthrred aud during the time
one.half OF his face was being shaved. Thsn
| when the barber was about 10 shave his no,
per lip he forgot that no had
a drunken man to deal VITA
and held the blade close to his nose
FOR nm Instant. Al that very moment
something fanny struck the mind OF the
man and he thiew hia head back TO laugh.
The next instant q reEn struck his nosn and
q stream OF blood squirted clear to the look
ing.glass. This boss had TO pay for patch
inc up the organ, aud the green hand was
'docked' accordingly. But he lserncd sles'
son, and guess tho customer did, too
Ever have any men go 20 sleep under
the soothing influence OF a shaver
"Yes, but not often. Sometimes u man
will come In from an early train who has
had no .lssp during the night, and will
dozs on. Mighty mean customers 20 han
die. too
"How's that? / shou'd think they
wonld DO the more docile."
Not much. You have to tug At their
heads to get to turn them, ana then run
the risk OF giving them asnip when some
dream 10 running through their minds, or
cutting them when they suddenly wake
with q start. For myself | prefer to shave
q sober business man. He may have MS
ind on his affairs, but he Is also aware
that he Is In = barber's chair and that
sharp razor is close to mis- face"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
The Congregational Union.

DosTos, Nay 26.--At tho American Con.
gr-gntionsl Union annual meeting to-day -
rpposl ves Bubmii,rd which shoWs:
ChuroAce IN Aicnigsn, 2t0: OHIO. 230, l,li-
noip, $50: lova, l40 Kansaa, 200; Minnesota.
$50: Nebraska 100 DIX "a. 50; Greg u, %.
California 100. Ia POI towns west OF nv
Mississippi river there IL no Protestant
preaching. The Home Missionary society
is aiding missionaries in that il-lo. 10
Minnesota there are churches with
sanctuary, and there are 700 regularly ~
pani2ed Congregational churches ia the
country tpnt have no meeting housae.
Last year 100000 wss raised for churches.
The new west education commission re-
ported 81 schools established, with 62 teach
rrs and 2 500 scholars. The American Mis-
sionHry association reported under the
supervision s colleges and 100 schools, with
AM mo ,chnlarg
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Thsre is another possible st0ge OF the
sI.ir winch would be lud'crons IL IL were
no. very serious. II this Tilden mystery
IL persisted In IL may become impossible
TOR the democrats 10 elect Mr.. Tilden or
Gnybody else. II dark aud secret methods
are pursued much further the patience OF u
good many democrats will be quite OK
nausted. This support OF that large mum
Der Of floating voters who decide elections
cannot be gained by such means. IL 10 pre-.
posterous TO try TO conduct the sil iirs oil
great party in q corner or u. midnight.
The attempt 20 spring candidate upon the
mocrstic party at the last moment
would not be fruitful of val
uable enthusiasm. Some OF those who do
no, believe that Mr.. Tiiden can run say
that he must name the candidate. He
would DO the first 70 see that such prc-
posal il q contrsdistion Of this whole demo-
cratic theory. His advice on the subject OF
nominations would have great weight. 30
would that Of Mr.. Thurman, Mr.. Bayard
and Mr.. Cleveland and many others. But
The patty cannot sbdicate its right to
ch oose lis own leaders. IL Mr.. Tilden has q
fayoriIe candidate no chould mention him
His prsfersDce would be valuabls
capital for any sspirant to the nomination
M. Tilden, however, cannot settlesuch mat
s e. '"ss. .e. p.r isr ' Let him :"
mako known bis choice, and It will receive
careful consideration. First Of oil let him
say distinctly whether he Is him sell can.
didsts. It Ia only by opan snd above board
proceedinss, In clear daylight. that the demo
Gratis can nope to succeed.-[Brooklyn
EAgls,
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Our Genial President.

yv,,,oro, N n u.y ol.rh, s,,ur.
MA s -. 49,, aS,.. Na,,ns hsnd
"a! W,ts. ,Ions .so !" .ra Gsl,,n,cni
W. wv "nn. 's ,s sn'ins snJ snn,ns,
ne w. 800. III sa..on .,ya,,
IA .eovmu " 49,, tn' .nsn,o,o,. .,rc"n,st ,ncns
vuay u""o sIsr.a,y s,t.ndad - a
oupistty wsA'heI .ssiM ,,I, ,,r
Wn'te nouss s'ouaus ~" 1891 "a,
suu SnoW .ss. ny. ~, 10 ra.,dan, ,ivss ~.
lun. '" Ss.u 'nas nv P'o, anT ar,o VS.
sxto"s ~ bp ,sn h,ast ~
o'pn. sceo'"p,shI .,hs..n ." Tna oon'
n"s VI ~, nciock whcn
49,, hss,,d ths huvs aud mniti.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
AEEA ARA FnEu RhAuur SPEEDILY Cures
MAJ iii UkEu kQEU \ collie Chole, a
WVVUEWNRN nEEku Ggnn \ Morbus, Cramps
10 VbWV @uVu vi 6sOuuu Flux Diarrhea,
etc., and Is the BEST PAIN KILLER and READY RELIEF
ever sold Price Fifty Gents, ut all dealers.
Wholesale by CRcWDUS DRUG Co, Dial ~, Texas,

privilege Of calling for tho yeas aud nAvs,
and they made this demand. No motto,
being taken Of them. they created confu-
slon, hut thu bishop declined TO soknowl-
edge their rlght. This report, 81 amended
was adopted. The portion Of the report OF
this committee which was expected TO cause
considerable debate was that referring "a
tho color line, % IL Is called. IL came
up in two ways; The committee presented
n report declaring II the policy OF tbe
church that no member OF any
society within tho church shall bs 81.
oluied from public worshsp Ia any and
every edifcs OF tho denomination, and no
student shah 10 excluded from any school
mr. church ~ account OF rAoe,
co'or, or p'svlou' condition Of
servl,nde. Tho minority report
stated that In visw OF the action already
had on tho question further action WAS
uhcalled for. The minority report wss
voted DOM. Governor Pattison made u
warm defense OF his report aud was fro
quantlv interrupted by apr l.nse. A lay.
man called for vote for frier; not aus
tained. A Clergyman did tho zane With
the same result Tho motion to postpone
was lost. Finally tho majority report wss
adopted by mn Overwhelming majority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
The Northcrn Methodist,

PnuADrLrHIA, Pa, MAY 2.-bishop
Fowler presided az the GENERAL corfsrerc" VI
the Methodist Eoipcpo,l Church. Th- coa :
mi,tee on tho state u Tie church called no
its report for foai acdoo. Governor Patti
son. chairman, presented report on mat
riare and divorce II recon- N ends that no
divorces be grained except ON grounds jus
tilted by the Scriptures, aud eiso that a
ccmmlspion be appointed &, confer with the
governors Of oil s,ates TO endesvor 10 se
cur~ ths enactment Of uniform lave on THE
subject. The fret was amended,
making u the seass o. The confer.
granted but for adultery. and any one
divorced for such reason, ifSe be the guilty
psrty, osuuot be msrriei again by any
miniss.r OF the chAroh. Ga this question
several deegs.es desired 10 exsreise tbs
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EIDEA1I

The llyerymen's matinee begins this .
y. m.
Delicious eating; Whi.taker's star hEms.
New buildings are going up on every
! nend.
The June term OF the Fedora, court con-
yene5 Monday.
GOV Whittsker's Star hams only, If You
want 10 eat something tooihsome.
Tho e.le Of lots NJ Color do City have
hp.r o0SporsG until the IA aud lO-h 81
June.
The weather ia Qpi'e warm. The MGR
curry registered nj - deg. H. tho shade yes
terdsy.
George Hawkins, colored alternate TO the
| nationsl republican convention, leaves DO
| Gay Tor Cn'c'H'.
The ". +. Club give . hon os S71ty
| View DARK thi. evening com n'lIIsutaiy ln
/ he Leap.rcSr c'u1.
For elegant D,por hang nv picture
/ ir,l,ss nn4 4r''s't mater 49,, 90 O. !. ID.
| Roberts ~ O. 20. Of ~ Emu street.
/ Oac pound af Wt'usses's Star l.ms win
| ., IS ar ~ two plunre n' Tr.h a.rl % t
the d'n-felce ia 'aata. .rl.
Don't forge, trs, ile iiv lywsuE. '0.ir
| raFu.pr n4t'rra t.ia otter '". r' ,.f
/ ilvi alton siy-ii co. Iau.ra. Aa.-I.eng ire'
! n Nft1pe n. Nf'.'. .I'|.N. t.'. 30 ..H
/ q .-t. uA.goe-aonicaur 'r'sr'r ar
,,sde instlniarc5gsy AMI Lis p.clu. Gro
| irgH1t.
No uatant mc3ici0o alveri'sin- 'v Nc
! Cl-'l,n. 1n5 Mi,i1 street.. he IL sric u
hg anes.." he photrs speak volumes %
| bis p.Dise.
The tsa:as IN 40 different railroads ore
s,.ll demorslizel f-om NE Effects OF the
| nnod though eech Gay ihey are getting 10
De more regular.
Mcclellan is the ve.e-sn phc+oPreprer-
.rer. e,,c ann tirpiesa. You will never Il nd
min ''in the lesd." sut always leading
| 100 Main street.
| The members OF the w. +. club are re-
ons~isd IT, call on W. II. Patterson and
| orocure their tickets for the hop TO be giver
| on Thurs3sy, Abe 29sh.
| Job, 8. witwer, delegate 10 the nstions
yepubl,c.n convention. to Re held at Chi
csgo. lefs on this mornings north-bou ~
train. He IL accompanied by bis lit,l'
daughter Ella, who expects TO remain NORTH
until September.
John 8. witver has nov on stock I'm
ssscrt ment Of Jump seat carriages, bnssie
.nd ps>Ssses, also . full iiue o. studsc.ke
arm aud splas vAsaas. sis. II 81 san
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shaving Drunken Men.

"Gl0d that Jobs ov~r," said Msilsr
street harb Der. ms cas- ofnsr walked ouG o
the shop with unsteady etsp.
'WhyYn vas ssked him.
"Drunk," sententiously.
Have many OF that kind?"
mo, shank goodness You ses, drusksn
man, wnsa he sits down to get shaved, IL
always shooting on his mouth, and he al
vsve 10 sure 70 60 10 ct the wrong tune
Juss when ths barber Is passing the re- 81
over bi, chin an idea will strike the fool In
tse chsir. opsn goes HE mouth, do wn drop.
bis chin, and Il 10 only BY the greasest care
q fellow can keep from cutting him."
Ever have any socidenttY"
"Don't insult mel never cut apybody
dsuur or sober. But remsm Der once !
chap that hst The nsx. e>aAir 10 Ne, Q sor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
rLnOns IN TIE WEST.

My.G. W. Crutoher. who returned frorl
ri Psso night before last. reports the up
per Rio Grande on the biggest boom 1t has
mad tor several years, csueed by the sno"
melting in the mountsins Of Colorado. Fol-
a distance 81 fifty or sixty mile, this side ol
El Pspn tho river spread out sll over the W
Peso valley, In mAny pl aces almost sue
n,sr,.lpr the railroad track, causing hume
Gus sn, al washouIs VIII" had - be re-
pbired principally bv 1csn iioor ana
rronlred a great de-, %. M and patienr1
There has been compare ily no rsinat y
peso AVID for many mil this side. Boz
from Midland cast acre has been AZ
sbnndanoe OF rain and roe grass "a iine. Il
P,so IL very dbl at present, aud city proc
ertv can be bought there at about 70 PEI
cent. Ices than at this time laat year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
Louisville Races.

LoUIsvILLY, KY, May s.-Weather favor.
able, track fast and attendance good.
Selling Racs-Club purse 500, .-thre-aur.
tefs Of mile heAte: Chill took the
second aud third he.ts, Queen
Esther tho fra, heat: Cathoait s.cord In Tbs
inst heat Chill third. In tns 81, oDd heal
Eimbls Foos WAS second. Egyptian third
| Tcmshawk distapced. Time--l:l6 10,
l:l7. l:l0. The winner was not sold :,
Tho McAnlsy otake-Steeplschase hand
leap, oil ages, about one mile and one
eighth: Rsbok won; CAPTAIN Curry, sec
ond; Calico, the other horse starting, fell
early. Curry went down AT tie second
hu rdls, but the jockey remounted and got
second place. Time, 3:l7.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
LOCAL LITERATURE.
Meeting OF the Directory OF tho Texas
Trunk Postponed.
Elan and Hunnicutt Re. Arrested-A
Cow Thief Jailed.
MATRIMONIAL.


Mr. John Dillon, the well known COO
tractor and builder, was married YESTERDAY
evening at 4 o'clock TO Mics Ruthsy A,
Barton, nj the residence OF the brides
mother, 1929 Main street, Rev, b. A.
Tbonusnn Of tho Tabernacle Msthodis'
ca roh officiating. A. goodly company Of
friends were assembled TO witness the event
and to bid the young couple God'speed on
their Journey through life. Among the
many handsome presents DISPLAYED
was full silver service from
the groom; silver butter dish
rom Mrs. ]. Ennis; pickle dish, from Mr..
ana Mrs. Kiugon; lac pillow shams, from
Mr. and Mrs. ". Ramsey; lamp mat and
chair tidy, from Mr.. and Mrs. Probert:
glass pitcher and goblets, from Mr.. and
Mrs, ". o. Barlow; glass cake stand, from
Mrs, surbeck: wall pocket, from Mr.. ana
Mrs. Horedon; silver butter d sh, from AL
tired Kineon; pickle stand and tongs, from
George Holloway; bedsprehds and linen,
fir nm Mrs. Hymsn; ottoman, from the
GROOM; mats aud napkins, from Mrs Sarah
J. James. ..,,
The happy couple left on the west; bound
train las. night on q short bridal tour
With their m any friends, the HERALD ex-
tonds TO Mr.. and Mrs.. Dillon It's best wishes
and congratulations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29

discussing the question OF tho mannsr
OF seating delegates and nliernnies without
iulls reaching conclusion. The ptoba
blliias arc howevsr, that they will he
seated Ia alphabetical order, begin
ming with Alabams neat IN ihe platform.
Mr.. New said 10 All Associated Press
reporter this evening that tho tickets Will
ali hs ready tor distribution nv Saturday.
Stephen Is. Elkins. Of New York, arrived
to-day, and will npen Elaino's headquarters
At the Grand Pacific hotel tomorrow.
Other headqusv'era have not yet been
opened, hut Arthur will have nead.
quarters ~ ths Grand Pacific, Palmer and
4 .lapt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
THE rp,sCupAL coNyooArIoN.

The Meeting o. Presbyteriene in a GER
tain district is called % synnd-ot Metho-
6is,s. "A conferencs-lf Bsptiste, an hse0oia-
ton. whilst the convention OF reciors OF the
Episcopal church. such as we nov have
among as, IL denomipa'ed conversation
Some tiiteon vr twenty OF the rectorship
ARE al present gathered and conduct their
all ,irs at 81. Matthews Cathedral, both
spiritual and secular, with tho dtccrum
and devotion so CHARACTERISTIC OF that VEN
cradle ecclesiastical order. Tonight II u
understood "A g.aud reception will take
place A. the residence OF Bishop Garrett.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
TAKE 1T DOWN.

Where exists tho necessity OF longer con-
til uing the schedule OF prices hoiftra above
the public bridge, on either side. across the
Trinity? While It 10 generally known to be
= free bridge, still there are those Who visit
the city who are not aware OF tho fact. The
reporter overheard . conversation ye.ter-
day afternoon between Two visiting bust
uess men. aud they wosdcr,d that town
Of. the com ncrc,sl importance OF Dallas
could not afford free passAge for her west.
ern trade. The task OF removal would not
involve more than thirty minutes, and the
lettering is neither artistic or ornamental.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
Kad Cross Relief.

EVANSVILLE, IND, May 2s.-Rsd Gross "a.
lief boat JoehuN V. Troop returned yester-
day from . short trip down the river and
having losdsd started mp the Ohio on her
last TRIP. She Is laden with household fur
niture, kitchen aud cooking utensils, farm
ing implements, harness, plovs, scytbes,
hoes, lumber, pa,ls, stoves, clothing, medi-
cines, etc. She will distribute to tbs upper
end OF the ONO, where the steamer will DO
dischsrged and Miss Bart IN and sssistAn,s
will take the train fer Washington. This
will close the activs lnbors Of toe Red
Cross during tho four months OF the Hoods
Of the Ohio and n .ss0sippi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
Dynamite Das ard.

WABASH, IND, Nav 2S.-Great excite
ment was caused In Xsnis, near this place
by tho discovery Of n malt pound Of dyna-
mi;e With three foot fuse attached under
tns Journal Office. Tho proprietofs OF the
paper suspect the perpetrator to BIO = per
son whose enmity has been incurred
through soma publication, and 1t 10 sup.
posed the intention OF the villain wss to ex'
plode the dynamite at night when no one
was in the ofiics 81 AZ to destroy the build.
ing without taking lite.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29

UIohviLLE, WE.rcHe,T /. C.. y Y.
Augnst 20, lSs2
had cafelesslv expnsed rrvsclf ana spE-
iaines very ssvers and tight cold on my
chest And II nv throst. l procured A.
cqcf.. Por Us Plss,ers aud Applied ono on
the ciest. we'll up on the tbr IA, and relief
came resdil,; the screnees of my chest vss
removed, rnd nv vocal organs were KEEP,
clear the ent'rc past winter. erships me TO
'ulhr nh bic en- ssgemehts in different parts
~ ~. ccuntrv.
IA more nav be- sid than that Alloock's
p ,-ous pls-ters il applied By nifi cted vo-
caii-,-. viii greatly --'st their vocal rendi-
ton ia publio. Ii. franklin CHuRcH.
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rhnt Committee of ON. Hundred

NEW YORK, May 2S.-rhe Committee Of
Ons Hundred, provided for by the resolu-
zion adopted \. the Arthur's mass nesting,
W ~ appointed to-day. Among the menu
bsrs are: David D,vs, II. o. Armour, Ls-
grend Is Psnnop., T.. G.. DGor, Wi.hsul
Dowd, CHARLES n. Tiffany, John As'tin
Stevsps, Thomas Hslthoosa. Scion Hum
phreys, Erastas wim.p, Edward Pierre
pout, 1nonas Rutt,r, Il a. QuintaId and
Lloyd Aspinwali. Toe cos nitlee leaves
for Chicago to-Horr0w evening.
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A FENCE WANTED.

The HBnALD would once more timidly
urge upon the attention OF tho county com
m iDeioners the necessity OF placing sround
the courthouse = respectable fence. There
Is not u more handsome structure or beau
tiinl yard in Texas, and It Z, trusly PITY
that the surroundings are handicapped by
90 miserable subterfuee for AN enclosure
Tho beautiful shade trees which sdorn the
ward Aays also been neglected in the