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The Portland daily press., 1884-06-13
LEAVE FOR PORTLAND AND BOSTON

From Halifax, 7 90 a. NJ, $50 p M; st. JOha,
$50 q. M, $50 p. M; HouiGOn. 100 and 9.10
8. NJ, 900 p. m; SG. Stephen, 7.30 and 1870
q. M, 1000 p. M; VancebOro, 1.S6 0. "a.
1000 a. M, 1.S0 p. M; sBucksport, $40 a. m.
1.3o p. M; Sanger, 7.15 a. M. 40 p. m. 7.45
p. M; Dexter. TOO 8. m, 5 .05 p. M. Belfast,
$50 q. M, 800 p. M; skowhegnn $50 3. m.
3.I5 p. m; Wa1eryiIe 9.15 6. m, LBS, 3.11
and 1000 p.m.; and on Mondays at 5.16 3. m.
Augusta 500 8. N. 1000 q. NJ, 2.40, $50
and 1855 p. n.; Gardiner, SIT q. m, 1O.18
8. m, SO, 4.05 and lila p. m; Bath 6.55
a. NJ. Hoo q. m; 400 p. m, and Saturdays
only ct IL SO p. n. Brunswick. TBS and
11.30 q. ia. 4,3O and 4.e0 p. N. 1895
q. NJ, (night.} BecAi8ES, S.15 3. M, LIS
p N. EewistSn, 7.20 g. m. lilo q. IN,
&.I5 p. N. 30 p. lu.; Phillips, 6.65 3. N.
ERrEaingtO1, 8.2o q. NJ; Winthrop, 1O.13a.
"a. being due in Portland Sc follows: The morn
ing trains from Augusta and Bath 8.35 q. m.
Lewiston, $40 s. m. Tbs day trains from
Bangor, and Gll intormediSte stations and con-
uocting roads At 1910 and 12.45 p. II. The
sfternoon trains from Wsterviiie, Augusta Bath,
Rockland and Lewiston At $40 p. m. The
st. John Fast Express at 5.45 p. m. Night Pull
man Express train at 1.EO q. m.
Eineited Tickets flrsg and second class fer
81. John and Halifax en sale as reduced
rates.
PAYSON TUCKER, Gen'l Manager.
z. e. BOOTHBY, Gen'l. Pase. d Ticket Agt.
Portland. Nav %. 1884 maY29dtf
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Sch o Kimball, Kimball. North Boothbay.
Sch Lillian NJ Warren, with 130 bbls mackerel.
Cleared
SAILED-Barque Fruen; brig Artos.
Sch Lamoine Leach, Ponce-Isaac Emery.
Sch Ariadne, Dyer Philadelphia-Clark q Chap-
lain Ice Co.
Sch Perseverance, Willard, New York Berlin
Mills.
Sch Crown Prince, Cole, Moncton, NB-Ryan &
Kelsey.
Sch Annisquam. Billings, Oceanville-N Blake.
Sch Unison, Hutchins, Orland-N Blake.
Sch Alaska, McMahan, Kennebec, to load for
New York; Nickerson q Son.
Sch A Tirrell, Morgan, Bath, to load for NYork-
B Dodge.
The Portland daily press., 1884-06-13
MEnIORANnA,

lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Manila 10th inst ship Levi Wade. Bag
lev, Hong Kong.
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TOP DRESSING ORCHARDS.
Wit and Wisdom.

A merchant who died suddenly not long ago
left on his desk letter he had inten ded mail
ing to correspondent. An Irish clerk find
ing it sent it off after adding the postscript:
"Since writing the above have died.
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DEATHS.

In this city, June 10, James Roscoe only son of
David and Jane Lowell, aged 26 years 10 months.
Funeral this Friday afternoon at 2.3O O'CLOCK,
at No. II Morning street.
The Portland daily press., 1884-06-13

The Congress Yeast Powder is nothing new.
For years it has been the most popular bak-
ing powder in the market. All grocers sell it.
Perfectly Pure.
The Portland daily press., 1884-06-13
ARREAGES.

In this city. june IL, by Rev. Or; Hill. james A.
Anderson and Miss Katie A. Woodill, both Of Port
land.
Page Perkins of Portland and Margaret W. Fes-
senden of Eastpor1.
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stock Market.

Wool continues slow and the new clip is not much
sought after. AS long as the goods market remains
as depressed as at present, the purchases of
facturers will be light; prices unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1884-06-13
Imagine the surprise of Rev. R. F. VIII

Imagine the surprise of Rev. R. F. White,
Greeuville, N. j., who writes to say: "My
wife was helpless with Infammatory Rh,uma-
tism, and had been for long time. On Sunday
morning she began to take ATHLoPHoRos. I
was away but returned at 2 p. m. Was over
whelmed to find her walking about, suffering
but little pain. We mutually acknowledge
the great value of ATHLoPHoRos as a specific
for Rheumatism.
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,tlaud Daily yyhoIesaIe Market.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, June IL.
Flour is quiet and lower prices will be noticed on
some brands, Provisions remain the same. Sngar
is off again. the jobbing rate to-day being 7c for
granulated and 6 1ac for Extra G. Lemons firm and
advancing. Cheese is quiet with an easy tendency
Butter is steady and more active.
The following are to-day's closing quotations of
Flour, Grain, Provisions, &c.
FIOur. Grain.
Superhne and old q. M. Corn, car lots. SO
low grades. g 26(04 90 new do car lots. 66G67
x Spring and Corn, bag lots 68G69
Xxx Spring. s 00@6 90 Oats. car lots. 43045
Patent Spring oz7 ~ Oats Oats bag lOts... as@49
Michigan Win Win Cottonseed. car lots IS 90
ter straights5 0U@5 so CottonSeed, bag lotsSO 90
Do roller: :..5 1896 20 sackedBrsn car LOT.
st. Louis Win 18 50019 so
ter straight.6 00@6 % do baglots2o O0@21 90
Do roller. ..6 25@6 so Nids car lots.
atents.~.. @ g 2b@7 co. do bag lots Ss9sS5 90 90
Produce. Provisions.
Maple sugar I21a013 Pork
Pc, sssa: ''''g sss 81 ssss. IS $SsHs sS5s g
German me62 $500 30 Mess Beef. IL O0911 80
Yellow Eyes $3@3 30l Ex Moss..12 25@12 so
Onions Pbbl OO@0 CO. Plate. ...,13 25@1S SO
Irish Potatoes 5000 Ex Plate.l4 O0d14 %
Rsss Sos nsi Hams Hams covered Is @isS
Turkeys, 99 fb .22023c Lard
Chickens. 20@22cl Tub, " fb SAG
Fowl. .2O@2lc Tierces.. Ss1 a
Ducks 1920 fatl. ....... 912G10
Butter. Seeds.
Creamery. .20G23c Red Top. % 1903 90
Gilt Edge Ver... .20a23c Timothy. .....l 1 65@2 90
Choice. e...........18@20c Glover. 10 @12h
Good. -. .......16916c Raisins.
Store 2ci Muscatel. 2 4002 rs
Cheese. London Lay'r 2 22tG2 75
Vermont ....10 @121a Ondura ...... 91a@1O16
N Fact'y. 10 @121a Valencia. ....... 7(9 8Is
Apples. Oranges.
Balding Pbbl. .5O006 90 Valencia 6 5Oa7 80
Evsporated % fb 1917 :" Ex large CO 2 OOa8 so
Dried Apples. 91sGl10 Florida. 4 60D6 90
Sliced ...10@101R tMessna. 1904 90
Sugar. Palermo. 80 50@3 rs
Granulated " fb ....7 LemOns.
Extra O.............619 Messina. ......3 5O@5 90
palermo -. ..3 50G4 so
The Portland daily press., 1884-06-13

and gone to petting her husband aud cher
set" have gone back on her on account of her
plebeian tastes,
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DOn't You DO Ii.

Self-made men are often good deal like
homemade furniture-strong and reliable, but
lacking polish.
The Portland daily press., 1884-06-13

re- A THING OF BEAUTY. The most bril-
liant shades possible, on all fabrics are made
by the Diamond Dyes. Unequalled for bril-
liancy and durability. 10c. at all druggists.
Send &c. for 81 Sample Colors Wells, Rich
ardson & Co., Burlington, Vt.
"How long have you been married, Mrs
Slowboy?" give years." Give years
Why you ought to have wooden wedding"
"Have," replied Mrs. Slowboy, glancing
across at the meek figure of a man trying to
hide behind q newspaper; ST had that when
was married"
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The following quotations Of stocks are received
daily bv telegraph:
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The Union Pacific.
ssailread Recetps


FORTLAND,
Received by Maine Central Railroad for Portland
36 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for connecting
roads, SO cars miscellaneous merchandise.
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: n Iowa Courtshlp.

One night a y Jung doctor, OF Newton
Cenlor Iowa, escorted the daughter of n
prominent and wealthy citizen to
church. Tho 'a:her of the girl had for
hidden her to accompany the Young
man. When church was out the father
lay in wait behind tree for his daurh.
ter's companion and jumped out upon
nm a. he passed. lie seized the Young
man 10y the throat and tore his
collar oil and the bosom out of
MS shirt. The old gentleman
lhen ran away. The doctor
went on home with the young lady
as though nothing had happened.
When she entered the house her Guher
took her TO the parlOr, and pointing ia
the Doctors shirt bosom, which he had
tackled TO the wall, said: 81 intend 10
have 1t frMmSd.n ON Monday the
doctor saw the old gentleman pissing
his Office. The story OF the shirt hosoi3
was already known about the villape
The Young man rushed out dragged his
Sunday aSSailant into his Office, ana
compelled him to take Off his whita
shirt. Attached to il this placnrd; "a
contribution for "a coward" he fastened
me garnet to n pole and hung II out of
his Office window. Since then the
iather OF the young lady has apulcgi2od
10 the doctor and invited him TO call ON
ms daughter as often As he pleases.-
louisville Commercial.
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THE HERALD: DALLA>. TEXAS WEDNESDAY, yovEuRFR -,

corners with stock TO the extent of re-
fuslng the necessary neighborly assist
ance, which isso great factor of sue.
cess In the business. When stockmen
take so positive steps as those to warn
others, it will be well for those contom-
plating establishment to give heed and
choose ne@ ranges carefully, and
only after consultation and careful cir
conspection. Men unused to the range
country and ranching OF cattle on the
open prairies, are given ono and all to
The Idea that stockmen sock TO misrep
resent in order to claim more range than
neces airy, while such is not ordinarily
the case. Stockmen Of experience on a
range kno the trials to which It is nut
at uniavorable times, and newcomers
should aud must give credenco TO their
statements and claims asone honorable
man to another.u
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ONNlIH Amriinn.

Tho DEVILS Auction was given last
night to an immense audience at the
opera house. The entire piece is filed
with hair splitting and most ludicrous
situations that kept tho house in a. roar
from beginning to close. 1t is panto-
mymlc in great part and replete with
nlitnor IN tho hands OF good actors.
Tho Athletes are excellent i'm
their role, aud brought down The house
in nearly all their efforts. Tho ballet
Is as good Gs ordinarily seen In such
pieces, and Is about the same as in
Oliyette, tho Masc0te, etc. II was wit
messed In New Ocleaus and st. Louis.
as well rs III Fort Worth, by packed
houses, ladies' "a well IN gentlen,on
and can be witnessed by tho former as
wen as tho latter with all proprioty. II
Is ono oItho best pieces OF It's order that
has been presented here, and affords n
lhroe hours raro enjoyment
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Highway Robbery.

BRowNwoop, Nov. 4.--rspccial. "A
robbery was committee at 0 n'clocD, to.
day, near Rising Sun in Eastland
county. A Galveston drummer who
was on his way to Browuwood from Ris-
ing sun, was hold up by two men. They
renewed him of 500. all tho money he
na0, and rode rapidly away In tho dircc-
llon OF Comanche. Tho robbers are sun
posed TO be Joo Pierce aud Bill uoss.
who committed tho cold-blooded mar.
ger ~ Cotton Springs last woek. Pierce
Is about 10 years old, portly, six feet
nigh, weighs 1860 pounds, light compleX-
ION aud gri% eyes with one finger OF of
ielt h0nd. Moss Is 81 years old, five feet
MN win scar on loft cheek. A reward
of $1,000 Is offered for their arrest
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Rupert Witnesses Without Pay.

The decision Of Judge White that
under tho law OF PcnnVlvaulaa physi-
ciau mus, answers summons nom A
court TO appear and testify as AN cxpert
without remuneration, has created A
gr'ai deal Of talk among professional
mon concerned. They say that such n
law Il manlfcstly unfair and unjust
Some time ago the County Medical 40,
cioty decided that its members should
nor glveeNpcrt testimony in court nm.
less paid ior IL. That was why hrs, John
dickson aud ASdalo refused to- appear
anu 10 ON the stand until an officer had
mon sent for thcm, Such summons.
coming unexpectedly upon n physician
IA the vnnrse W his professional duties.
causes hll much greater Inconvenience
anu loss OF money Than Il would causo
Uost other men. In Ohio ID has bean
Se1tled by tho courts that the calling OF
a physician TO testify as an eNne + IN
proof that his ume a. a medical man l.
Valuable, aud such witnesses ara Maid
~ u day,-lPitssburg, Penn sylyania,
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THE ERECTION RETuRNs.

II II too early to speak with positive
fiess, too carly to halo before wo are
s7ut OF tho woods, but all indications
ipint to the election Of GOV. CLEVELAND
Inc president Of the United States.
II such he the fact, thank Heaven, II
another illustration of the old remark
iiat corruption wins not moro than
orasty.p
The indications are that tho Demo
rats have carried New York by $4,000
70 10000 majority. Connecticut by
small vote and New Jersey by 5000.
= such be really the result Of Yesterdays
lection then mas tho honest manhood
1.-the United States redeemed the coun-
~. Then has patriotism arisen against
sophery, honesty against corruption,
IND the best against the worst elements
. American politics,
The roturns from the west soon to be
gerry meagro, though large Democratic
ilnins give US reason to hope also for In
LANA.
In will not do TO hazard guessos at
his time, but tho political skies look
rosy for Democracy This morning. #
hese calculations do not fail, then has
tindeed been Il Democratic cyclone!
Whet Il revolution, our oountrymenl
Tho HERALD has sought diligently
For the latest returns and attempted in
rain to hurry up tho tardy Associated
ross and Western Union SO rs to give
IS readers this morning tho
tery latest and most authentic
eturns, though often with i'll
uccess, but enough has been
Earned to gild tho political heavens
with new light and nerve tho United
states with new hope for tho future.
"The voice of tho people is the voice
l"f COP" Tho American people arc not
laves, nor arc thoy idiots. They
now when their liberties arc
coparGizod. But above all they know
low 10 rebuko the shamelessness of n
nrty who will present for tho presi-
'oncy soducor, NJ official thief and an
ianconscientior .mr, who would prosti-
ute the " sdoncy as no has prosti-
siutod evoiy other official trust.
Glory to GoD in the highest!
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MASON, Nov. i.-Ispocial. Early last
evening w. c. Frazier, alias "Bud," "a
worthless character living ncar Mason,
shot and killed W. Il. McNealy, head
boss for Sohrelver, Lytlo a. Light. in
TINS county. A long-standing grudve
against McNoaly was the cause OF tho
killing, which was cold-blooded murder,
shooting him in tho back. Frazier i'm
mediatnly mounted horse and fled,
aud isstill ut large with party in pnr,
SUIT. Nothing has been heard from
thom rs yet. Great indignation IN man
TESTED, and q reward of $500 IL offered
by tho Light Brothers.
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Tho rrench VIZ rrn.is.

Tho chiefs seat ottho Fronch wig trade
isat Marseillcs, and as half the raw ma
terial comes from China, the trade is NJ
present considerably depressed. Eighty
tons of human hair are annually worked
mp into Wigs and postichos at this sinul,
conter. The difficulty OF PROCURING
womans hair In Europe increases with
the spread OF material prosperity among
lhc poor Marseillcs aloue cnusu *
Soh kilogrammos. Three hundred arc
made up into mons wigs, the rpst into
plaits and postirhes ut one kind or orher
tor womon, \ kii0gramme " hair
makes ten coiluros, and a cnitlure lasts.
ON m average, three years; therefore
there must be Sl,00O wig wearing women
IN M4rseillcs alone, aninuntmg,it il said.
w "nearly the whore of tho female adult
populations" Tho export trade niter
dodOouug the mems wigsl uses nm ,0 am
Nhogrammcs, fashioned INTO 7OOOoO
posuohos -"thuS tho number of won,en
VINO procur' their false hair directly ar
indirectly from MArsoilios must be- mn.
ward of G,OlN,OOO.m w
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81. John ,,npnv a. . C,,,,,

obATuE, KAs., Nov. 4-Gov. st. John
spent tho day quietly ut his homo hore,
occasionally appearing In the streets in
company with small number of
friends At l3O he walked TO tho polls in
third ward, where no east his vote. In
reply lonn inquiry by the correspondent
1' lho hssociatod press, Governor st.
clam.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

WASHINGTON, Special. THE
following are the most recent changes
In postal arrangements Of Texas;
Route Burton to Greenvlne:
Leave Burton Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays att p. M; arrive nc Green.
vine 10y 1 p. M; Leave Greenyino Tues
days thursdays aud Saturdays at q u.
M; arrived at Burton by Z y. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

lFtho merchants, monoyod mon and
business men of Dallas will try We can
get branch ofthe Texas Il st. Louis
harrow gauge railroad, and to secure il
will secure tho entire cotton trade of
north Texas. lsnot this worth trying
.prY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

DEMOCRATIC As USUAL.

bhMpVkAIlC AS USUAL.
LITTLE ROCK, Now 4,--Scattering returns
only nave been received from all quarters,
but they show that the Democrats sweep the
state on the presidential ticket and congress
men by large majority. Cocllron, Demo.
GRAFT is elected chief justice. No detail,
Tonight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

Ptr iollowlns nom tho Texas PAN
|dlc tells very plainly why largo
|lc companies favor free grass. They
n the sansos for themselves, to the
usion e newcomers, and call Il free
g That papor says, "a protcs,
the Pecos river Sto,kmon against
|'omers arriving with cattle TO turn
y on the ranges along ihe river, was
on memorial publicity not long since
Y now The s'ockmcn OF Colmx
bly, New MeSico, In viev OF the Fac,
Abe RANGES are stocked 10 their n,ll.
rsprr''y' ,sorcse 70 boycott all new.
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GIVE pallns good country roads aud
Per retail trade will he on par with her
immense Wholesale trade. Itwon't cost
much to mako these roeds, and our re-
tail merchants, who have helped so
ioorally in securing railroads to build
Ilp our wholesale trade, deserve this help
the hands ofour wholesale merchants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

COLORADO, Nov, 4.-lSpccial,l --Itis ro-
ported that u rich ton-fcnt vein OF stone
coal has been discovered near Colorado
city, and thcre is considerable excite.
ment over II,
Election over and free fights in order.
Jones' ahead huro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

KANSAS CRY, Nov. i..-Agonts of the
Chicago limos agreed to-day upon a rate
otM To Chicago in consequence of tho
hurllngton's ratio Of 81 between Chicago
and st, Louis.
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Tns Texas Narrow Gauge railroad il
Making great city Of Waco. II gives
trough bills Of ladlng ON cotton to
liverpool aud 10 eastern markets, that
ptton sells at only ono eighth of n cont
'ess IN that city than in Galveston.
PANT Dallas got herptomiscd branch of
lhis lively littlo railroadg
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rnE rains In this section of the state
Ave been partial, aud In many sections
rie ground is not sufficiently wet to
nable farmers 10 pillow with advantage.
n the woa,hec Is favorable from this
mo forward the prospects are that
Irgor acreage Of fan sowing viii follow
pan was over before known in north
lexas. Farmers are beginning to rcal-
70 the fact that there is moro profit in
ihea', oats aud corn than In growing
'ptioni and each succeeding year shows
Z Increase ia Tho production of grain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

Ihero N no one article In tho line of
medicines that gives so large q return for
tne money as a good porous strengthen.
ing plaster, such rs Carriers smart Weed
ahu helladonna Backache Pmstpra,
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Land Agent OF Midland Rout.

An order signed by Mr.. W. Snyder,
general manager OF the Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe railway, announces the an
pointmeut of Mr.. Thos. W. jackson y.
land agent OF that company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

Lhr us NIL pitch in during the next
month and do what we can for the good
pf Texas at the New Orleans exposition.
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AsrNASaER out,rcd aud cnqulrcd;
rs this the Dallas nRRAi.pgr Reing
',swered In the affirmative, no said,
lust nom Hot Springs, splendid place,
Iet nine old acquaintauces there taking
this" lie continued; "ro my cor
IN Knowledge not one OF the nine had
.thod ut homo for three years, and the
.Natmeut was maglcally beneficial. Il
sned the pores OF their skim Then
said he was a we'll man, never sick in
n life, thcrc was nothing laid down in
|p whole medical pharmacopia that
AID improve his condition, no was In.
h dnced 20 a DOCTOR there who at once
Described for him twen,y-one baths,
teharged him SIS, no took tho pre-
||apuon, went TO his hotel, a colorod
'in Not towels, took him 60 the bath.
N use, gave him,n Eallon OF hot water
\irink every day, rubbed him on for a
ANA no lets ,horo afler TAX.
N The tweu,y'one ahlndons MS clean as
3 ~ alter bolng scalied aud scrapod hy
<Nife IN the hands of a butcher. He
i,ed the HNRAip to say somc,hlns
No. the boneh,s OF the waters OF Hot
rnga In particular, and mineral wa.
N general, aud NO Ii Ia done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

4 WE ought to turn our attention TO
.sgetting another railroad for Dallas. We
iran't nave too many.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

TRADE and traffic, and commerce and
development should now inspire every
mind and enorgy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

Mr.. Tom, II. Ryan, of the Wichita
nallS Herald, and an old typo ut The
HERALD, was In the city ycsterdny,
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LIFT tho hoarded-up money DO turned
loose from this day on, for tho country
4 safe.
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Tho largest stock Of fancy and STAPLE
groceries in north Texas.
LorB & FRrIprRo.
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MynenInl.

LEw'svitlE, Nov. T. Special. Miss
Mary Edwards and Mr.. J. A. skillern
were married to-day.
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'Fha whittier, skin of horsthuu snow,
. And smooth us moumeu tai amblstor,"
was all acquired Toy using puEluuIS
Mcdicaird cOmnleNtuu povupr
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WE want to get down to straight bust
ness from this on.
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WISCONSIN coURrING cLEvELAva.


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Lowing TO the
great length Of the ticket the vote in San
Francisco viii not be all counted before
Thursday at midnight.
Returns from the Interior are coming in
very SLOW Up to I0A5 D. m.
only 81 precincts in the sey-
eral different counties were heard from.
giving Blaine 1884; Cleveland, ll8G: net Re.
publican gain ofl0s. A very large vote was
polled in this city, and indicates that the
Democrats have carried the city
by 300, which makes Blainc's
majority In the state $500
The vote cast for congressman indicate that
the Republicans might get out Of 6.
The Chronicle says: The figures received
show That there can hardly be any question
about california being for Blaine.
AhhEsASClrY REPUBLICAN MoRsEL.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Midnight returns
are meogre but he Democratic committee
comedies the election of Warner. Eepub lean.
10 congress In this, the arm district; aIsothrt
Ford, the fusion candidate for governor. and
the Republican county ticket, have carried
Jackson county, showing n large Republican
gain.
The lfth, the only ward in the city which
has completed its count is $50 Republican
majority.