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LANCASTER.

LANCASTER. June i~2-tspeo'nl by Tele-
phone l-,Niih tho Tciurl OF fair weather
thgTe N q aigHm OF fuuuhlne noticeable on
he fees o. our business ntn ana farmers,
who sre killing q ino crop uf weeds while
the Tnn does thinr. Many AZ hem Run.
aayed recently Ia tho harvest htid' wheat
4 good aud the 0at crop, Nithout q mlthap,
win he hno. The cotton outlook IL moro
Mrs. nlshop Scott and the Misses Waite
| reaehed home last uight, the fOrultr nom q
Wis 90 her sister a. Houston, Mrs. CAPTAIN
Atklrsou; tho lat.er nom school a. MASH
vile.
Ing school here, returned 10 Merthali
Louisiana, her honie, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. George liaWllns aud little Miss
Alma, for a summtr visit,
w, IL. Mnilet and wi Q. tlg0laet with
IRIS. W. l.. Nance, contemplate lew weeks
soiourn 90 Mintral Wells.
Our musical amnieura are Tohcar Ing Tor q
i,ur,h OF July concert oar annual commit
nitv picnic, in dei. rence in matt : ui more
weighty imp1rlanof, is stul iu ihe unde'
'Tuosday night the Pro1byterlan Sunday
| schooi held ID Pheasant moonlight hQciatle
! al III olurch and on Che groaud adlscsrt.
Tbf secretary Of Lancaster lodge No. 40
X. 4 i. OF II, has received a dreii
"a ola.s A, BY the late Mrs. Robot Mohvtt'
Thomaa Wilbu.l, ara aged dgv lab1rer'
vol known Ia this oouaiIy Tor eight q Ten
yclrP, was found on TIE prcwl.cf N w, i
Whlta in q pnrniygtd oond ton ed speech
esl. osiog 10 his feeble s.Iclg d hls re-
covery Is verv d lubilui.
Eash q Kimbfough sra tha only de-
aorysdly popular "Netquiieia' We know
OF, and then they please our people w.hou.
| aunOFiQr them.
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MN. TuDrN,s pICLisATIos.

Mn. TnprE's non-onndideoy 10 o an
eatAhlished fact. Tho great ioul Of the
patriot and slatstman has been agiiaiod 20
5 mott profound depths, aud In u letter
redolsut with the highest devotion 10 hls
county, aud the organization through
whose agency be hopes for jas redemption
rom the ,,ruble d1nFUs with which tho
republic Is e%nyIToned, he positively but
kindly ard gratefully reiusts TO undertake
the ardGous duties which leadership would
impose or ofice necefgitAte. IL the Hrdor
OF his glowing intellect or the warmth OF
his noble heart could DO lul hal~fsuppor.ed
by bodily yigor GLADLY would be devote his
whole humanity Gs a hol Dcsust upon tho
altar oi the melton, though IN know tho
robes OF official duty would be laid agide
for tho vCfimenta OF the tomb. But no says
he canuot endure The labor Of 20 rrduous
a campaigu, nor could lie discharge the
duties OF no crest a trust as thlt OF national
reform. Tho Augean stable., though filthy
TO pollution, were ]oleGused, yet
q Hercules eas required for tho task.
WIN lEd regret the party hears the an.
uourccmCnt, sud ytt, with . fCsling . L.
lieI, Tor thcro has ever been q te,ious doubt
a. 60 the sbIity oi Ma. TILDrN TO assume
responsibility Of such magnitude nnd TO
the mlfilmont 81 which hts physical nner-
giles were 90 disproporti0nsto. But aow
the thought Is dlemiustd With one long sigh
and thc elastic miad Of the undauuted de.
mocracF is casting about for tho most suit.
able champion among a. many CITED grea,
on.8.
Tho mott s'gral advantage Of Nm. TnDr'
over ali other democratic leaders Ia The Cp
preaching CANVASS upar from hisbeinr tl'
victim Of the nstlorsl fraud at 1871 YES bis
conservative position on the ter o. question
raut war, and S., the rock upon which th'
republican ps..y hopes 20 sec the ship o.
democracy split and founder. Yet, thor,
ere others WECtc po-.i0ug arc wisely dem
ocya'io ard who have n,ver a@ntagoniz
the essential spirit OF tbs various pat
forms OF: their party through tbs
pass quarter Of q century.
From such let the selection b
made, aud the great organization whose
principles were iormu'a,ed by JErEEn5oE-
Impressed upon the American character by
JACKSON, aud led in victorious " r!are
against corruption aud popular spo!iation
by TILDEE, will again virdicate the hopeful
expectations OF the old father, thet a coun-
try mny be pure as wei 80 free, aud once
more send up an anthem o. triumphant
gratitude, that will die upon the ear Of the
retiring %statoimar, as he leaves tho scores
o { earth for that external rest, a gracious
Con has prepared for It's good and Its
rraaL.
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a Dynamite Hero.

Kay WEsr. Juno ~ Upon tho arrival oil
the Mallory t.eaatr labs laGt night from
NawYork, Federico Gilmorero was ufreti0i
on the charge 81 havlug explosives ga bic
POSSESSION, uuon the affidavit OF tho United
States district attorney. Since the
quarantine season Mbllory steam.
ere have not como to thr
whayf but anchor at the quarantine
around. pslgCugc-1 and frtiult rrl
brouqht ashore On boats. Upon Gllml-or)'a
tteppng into thH boat be wr1 arrested by
tho United strtes marahal under q warrant
from United States Commissi0utr Locke,
aud ledge in a. The Information was
probably received from oii1.nls 40 New
Yorh. Gilmororo 70 n resident Of Key West.
lie went 10 New York q few
weeks ag1, aud hi7 mitslon evi.
IDENTIFY boclIue known through detectives.
Unun reaching his baggage, officials found
q fuse, dei0uetiug caps and books and
instructions upon the manufacture OF
dynamite. The articles were submitted TO
expert ollcsr8 Of che irignie GalenG, and
tho conclusions arrived at were that Gil.
mararo he'd materials and Instructions for
making dynamite and such |Httiolt1 rs
could not Doe made here. He wa or.
rRigned before Commissioner Locke to-day
aud held until to.m0ir1w at 10 O'Clock
under g., 200. Glamreto Is n CIban aud
affected not % epeok Enrlish until tho
officers commenced 10 search his baggage,
when he declared he did not think his bag.
gage was 10 be- searched here, coming from
Anierican ports The ylgilsnce OF the off
cials has doubtless caused the dynHmiteiJ
90 import separately materials mGnufsclut
cd hero.
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New YoRK, June u -Philadelphia, /;
New York, 0.
ST. Loufi, June l2.-Si. Louis, 3; Clnoln-
matt, 9.
WAsHrYoTor, June 12.-St. Louis, 10,
Washington, 2.
PIrTsBUao, June IL -Cinciunati, z; Ale
ghepy, o.
Nav York Juls 12.-Columbus, 4;Brook-
lyn. 3.
Metropolitan, 4: Toledo, 3.
DETROIT, jane l2-Dstroit, 0; Chicago, Z.
BALTIMORE, June l2.-Baltimore, 4; Louis.
willie, 3.
PHILADELPHIA, jane 12.-A!hletic, II;
Indianapolis, 3.
BUFFALO, jane 12.-Ba.sIo, G; Cleve.
land o.
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Sco1T1DALE, Pa, June 12-At Mendon,
WcstmoIeland county, last night Alex
B~herbundy, g farmer, shot ard killed bis
reohew, Noah Mil err, who wa:
vi ting bis uncle. Miller had Unrest.
ened the lie Of Sherbundy aud family
aud ~Sherbupdy forbade him his houss.
List night the house was locked against
him, hnt he battered down the door and
rushed In and made an assault on the ladies.
picked up his gun and blew his brains
~,k
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LOT

Lot l6--Skirts.
Good quality muslin. deep combination walo
Lot ISA-Skirts.
Same quality, two deep oambIio RULES aud
iucke, % cents.
Lot ASS--Skirts.
Two siy'o' Trimmed with heavy clusters of
tuoks aud embroidery, aiCj cents WORTH IS cents.
Lot 19--Skirts.
Two styles ombr1llofed runlo and inserting
with tucLs, o. % cents, reduced from 125.
Lot 2O--Skirts.
Same style as isstin auer quality OF muSlin
Gnd embroidery, n. 20, reiuccd nom / IS.
Lot 21--Skirts.
Trlmmoi IN deep double onbrolderei runles
and double RULES trimmed with torchon lace,
at 70. reduced from 2 30.
Lot 22--Skirts.
Two styles Of skirts trimmed IN fine deep EN-.
br0idery, at . 10, reduced from 325.
Many otior IT rGotiye lots In skirts tho prices
81 which Will be found less than the material can
DO bought for.
Lot 23--Drawers.
Trimmed with crochet edge and tucfs. al
IS cents.
Lot 24--Drawers.
II
Trimmed with embroidery, roAle and tuoks,
10 cents, worth 60 cents,
Lot 26--DraWers. u,
Inserting OF embroidery and ,ucks edged wiz
embroidery, worth 30 cents.
Lot SS--Drawers. M
This lot consists of odd pairs ola numbep
of different lots at 70 cents, most OF them
are worth ! 81.
Lot e Z, Drawers.
Very fine quality muslin. two RULES Of fine
embroidery, at l 90, worth 40. al
Lot .SS, Drawers.
Fine quality inserting and ruGle OF embsoide.|
Try. at so, worth 225
Lot 29s Corset Cover.
Cambria cor etoover, high neck. edged with |
1no embroidery, 10 cenls, worth IS cents.
Lot 3d.. Corset Covers.
Three stlyes OF Emo cambria c)rset covers
trimmed with hno embroidery, NJ 90 cents,
worth l00.
Lot 81, Corset Covers.
An elegant quality Of cnmhrlc corset cover
high neck, well trimmed, ~ 60, worth l 30.
Lot Sc, Corset Covers.
Three handsome styles OF high neck eorse(l
covers trlmed In lace AID embroidery, at 1 51U
worth 2lb
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Cnlifnrnin nnmncrnis.

SIookIoS, Cara. june Ia.-A.r. william
Dunphy, General T. J. Chenle, Mr.. II. NJ.
Lang and State Senator Foster were
elected tho four delegates at large TO the
democratic national oonys ntion, ell pledged
to Tilden ~ first choice and Thurman sac.
ond. Tho following resolution was adopted:
Notwithatauding the declaration OF Mr..
Tlldep, it Is tho sense Of this convention
that he should be nominated, not so much
es q reward for his services, ns 10 rebutI
the fraud OF 1876.
The convention adjourned sine die.
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Cicyolnnd nnnks Solvent

: CLEvEL.ED. o., June 1.-The report q
any trouble in any Cleye'and bank is with.
out foundation. Tho dedication of the
paying teller CT the National Bank of Com.
meTce bad no per ceptible effect on that
banks affairs. All Cleveland banks are 10
a sound sod solvent condition. Clearing
house oflsiel 60 statsd to day at noon to en-
Associated Press reporter.
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Tns ElLPaso Times Gays it does 10
sneak well foI the morals Of that city, when
q girls fifteen years old are allowed
10 frequsn. opium dens to indulge N
smoking the med lcine. IL does seem that
n would be more appropriate for them to
umain at home and assist their mothers
IN The household duties.
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Thnrmnn in lho IrnnI.

81. cKrnN,C CAL, June ~ An Associated
Press reporter interviewed, this morning, I
great number OF prominent delegates 4
the democratic ,'bto convrniion nov n
session, on the eject that TiIdon'a decliuH
ton would have ON their DELIBERATIONS, un'
nn The party throughout the state. All *
mouslv DECLARED Thurman now th0lr man
es he represented the popular sentiment d
the entire coast.
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uwAsu JoSEs IS Ike the jecksts between
two stacks Of hay. lie wants to run Tor
go,elao., 60, hc ellen vents 70 DO like
ocnuTRrr, q momber Of congress. He
can't nsLe up bis mind which ciice to
nibble al.
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democracy will give them n ticket they can
support. ~CLIyrLAEp 10 a fayor.te with The
Germans IN New York, HeApLY IL alike be-
loved and respected by tho Germans Of
Ohio. 1.-THE democrats should nominate
CLEyrLASD and HoADLY or lloApLY and
CLEyriASD the euccell OF the party Is az
aured. Lot thess tive sound patriots ana
democrats be the standard bearers In tho
next election, aud ihfrs will bo such a
rushing torrent 10 thslr aid as has not
been witnessed since The HARMON cam
pnlRn I'm 1910.
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The placing Of the Tree grass motto aud
The republican irle grats ro3se 10 the con-
yeution hall vas in bsd taste, and the COM
mittee OF arrangements were severely cen
sured by may delegates. The early re-
moyAl OF the rocs3 saved a resolution OF
comment upon the subject
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CsAsrrLI, OF the Gstesville Advances, hiss
alsvsl head. He says in reference to free
80. "the stockmen will have TO bow to
- dictates OF common lsw-lsw that will
aheervs alike the interests OF the rich end
-. The cattle kings have money, but
people oil Texas have votes and patriot
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INV YoIK, june 12-Mr. Hatch. Of the
firm OF Hatch & FOo,e, taid to-day thst en-
rontous impressions hld gone abroad in re.
gard 20 The terms Tn which he m
propo1ed TO settle with ifs crsdiicrs.
He stated that the following Wa
the firms basis Of settlement,
which IL now bring tubfnitfeo
70 is CREDITOR: Tysaty-iys per cant. IL
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A GREAT many Para have lately made
Their appearances in Tom Green county. "A
whole ,hosl OF than WIS a1en nesr Ban
Ficklin last week; 80 snys The San Angela
Standard. No doubt they were attracted
there 10 take advantage Of the Gaz5'te's
fref.rrnEs boon.
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The Waco Examiner is rapping the free
grass organ OYER the knuokles, aud Is get,
ting the better Of it every time. IL Is o
tangled web the ice grass papers are max
ing, and one they can't unrayel them
pelvpa
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Obituary.

EAR FRAscrsco, June l2.-Calbora Ben.
ham, q prominent lawyer ri this city, died
to-day. In the famous duel bet weeu David
Terry and Senator Frederick, Benham vas
Terry'e second.
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TINS HEEALD SO under Obligations to Mr..
JouS KING, PRECEDENT oitheN y. club, fol-
an invitation to attend n dance at tbs reii
dsncs oil BISHOP GARRETT, this evening.
The n. y club is composed OF youths and
missss, and their entertainment VIII, no
doubt, be a deiight,ui one.
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CArrAIY sSEED, of Austin, visited
Gsorret own with a barometer, 30 says the
Record, and discovered the latter town was
400 feet higher thar Austin. IL Is to be re.
GREETED he did not use the barometer on
NAT. @, and report how high" he wa'
when he penned the above Information.
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THE Z. Paao papers ere haylnga regular
parrot time saying bard things Of each
Other. Such journalism i8 %derogatory to
the profession, and the tooner it is ended
the better Il viii be ior all oouce ned.
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A Bisbop.

RICHMOND, Va, Jupe l2.-Bishop Georg'
w. Peterkiu, OF West Virginia. was married
tonight in Henrico county, near thi,
city, TO Miss Marion M. Stewart. daughtol
of John Ste xart, one Of the weblthiest and
most prominent citizens OF Virginia.
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THE Houston Post says the influence OF
the millionaire organ ls being ielt. Denton
county ins racted for WALSH and Tarrent
for TEMPMros Saturday, while BARNEY
GIpBl stands solid all around that neigboE-
hDod.
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a dispatch published yesterday In the
HERALD nom Galveston states that, at n
meeting Of tho s%look.holdora Of the CUR,
Colorado & Santa Fe road, 10 was decided
90 abandon any further extension n the
rosd % this time, The people Of Dallas
should now take the matter IN hand and
push n road through from this city "a
Paris, seeking only such aid a. will be
freely furnished along the proposed line.
Tho read can BE- built snd It should BE-
mile.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, June I2.-The republi,
cans held O ratification meeting here &c.
night over the nomination Of Blaine and
Logan, largely attended. Eothusiastie
sDeeches were delivered by local talent and
Judge H. z. Payne, OF Pennsylvania.
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cash, 90 PER cent. IN securities, which ate
scr h their par yelne, ana 70 per cent
"a ,lfa % the nnm after they have re-
iumed, Thia proposition 10 submitted TO
All crtoltOTa alike.
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HERE AT HOME.
"Allen q. Thurma Is Now the
Democratic WalchwOrd.
A DynamIter Snbbed az Key west
Sporting Notes.
Domestic Dispatches Of Divers Kinds


CIsciENATI June %l2-Steps were teker
Tonight 90 orgnnigs a Thurman club with
a Wow OF attending the Chicago convention
Ia a BODY 20 urge his claims ion nomination.
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TnE HlRsLD Is indebted 20 me Bslioi
Hoo company No. TOR an invitation 70 Gt'
tend their fret annual ball, to be risen al
7he opers.house in that city on the 2l.h IL
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II will be soen tina. in the p proprla tions
for the improvement OF rivers and h'rbors
by congress, Galveston was left entirely out.
This was owing in q great measure, to the
efforts OF COLONEL WrLID1Rg, THRocK-
NJ RToE aud two other Texas oons-essmen
aud was done In the interest Of Galveston.
TIE Texas delegation will now unite In N
effort TO haze an appropriation mhda suf-
icient 20 carry out tha EAp8 plan, and
which will no doubt give Galveston the
deep water sho has so lem atdYou for. Tho
whole people Of Texas ore interested IN this
matter and aill rti3ice wiih Galveston II
The appropriation i9 secured.
a a.- o -=H -
The rest snlokine iorGcco BE- 'itttis
Iksr
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Tue Algord MessengCr says; 1T is pleas.
ant in Tho baimy spring, when al. nature ia
aiiired in her Emerald oolorsd farb, Of O.
ovely Sunday morning, just after q refresh.
Ing shower, 10 jump aboard n palace oaI
and smoothly be transported, we cannot
think Of O better word, 30 tho boundles'
mesquite plsirg Of northwest TeXe., whcr,
the antic preiric dog ir'sEily end iearlCssly
gsmbols IN e'l his native freedom by tbs
roadside" Give US a respite. u 70 melau.
oAoly, but, alas, zoo true.
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The German element OF the Uoiled
States undoubtedly holds the balance OF
power in the selection Of q president. They
are almost unanimously opposed to BLAINE
and ns yet there has not been q single Ger
man paper In the country but expresses n
discrimination 10 op ,cse bis election II the
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GALvEsroN, June 12,-FolloUlng 30 the
weather report tor inc cotton bells, furnish
"a By the Uaitod = atss signal service, act
inc 10 conjunction Win the railways;
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THERE ~ a growing feeling chat there
will be a third candidate In the fold for the
land oflce mountaineering. He will be
gound on ffee gTagg and . llr0ng man.
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The Veterans.
Their proposa1

NKw YoRK, June 12.-The veterans OF the
Army OF the Potomac went on IN excursion
down the hafbor to-day.
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INDICATIDNS

For the w,s, Gult st1tos-Fair weather;
winds generally from cast, 10 south; stationary
iomrerE.uIc in southern PORTIONS slight rise
in northern p%1.tiouF.
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Lot 1--Chemise.

Lot l--Chemise.
Plain, coed qualify Muslin Chenille a, % oauts
Lot 2--Chemise.
This lot O. escorted OF several styles, good mus
lln, trimmed In cmb. uiioly, a. % clni'. worth
CO cent?.
Lot 3--Chelnise.
Is a woll trimmed aud good qual IS chenille,
81 20 cents, reduced from 70 cents.
Lot L. Ohemise.
Isl very pretty style. well trimmed ohemiIo
at % cents, reduced nom / 90.
Lot 5--Ohemise.
Ia composed Of three excellent styles OF chem
igc, ulmmed with lno embroidery at / t1 re
duc.d ilom 1 IS aud 80
Lot 6--Ohemise.
Two styles ofnue muslin ohemise. very move.
aud handsome ulmn;ing, at lSj. reduced
from I IS.
Lot S--Chemise.
A fine quality sack chomise, trimmed In fin,
mcdici lace ~ %, reduced from 200.
a number OF add ional styles OF ohemise In
me5ium aud fine. goods have been marked
dove. They are all on our counters bat cannot
be enumerated In our limited space.
Lot S--QoWns.
Full length, good muslln gown, trimmed with
embroidery aud ruilssi al IS cents worth 20 cents
Let 9--Gowps.
Extra quality muslin. trimmed In cluster tuck.
and RULES. CD cents, reduced from 50 cents.
Lot 1O--aowns.
Good muslin. trimmed, four rows embroidery,
aud Blk clusters OF ticks. at 70 cents, worth / 90.
Lot 1l--Gowns.
Ezra quality muslin. deliberately trimmed,
al ! CO, worth 30.
Lot l2--Gowns.
Superior quality of muslin and trimming, n
] Is, worth l g.
Lot 13--Gowns.
Two styles, one has trimmed yoke front ant
back and the other has very elaborate from
trimming. at 80. worth IS.
Lot i4--Gowns.
a very renteel well made and well trimmed
gown, worh 80.
Lot 16--GoWns.
An entirely new styloof tt~imm!ng-an excel
Leaf gown az %. worth 2sj.
A number of other styles IN W win also b,
offered, every ono Of which will be priced [.
much balow form or hgures, and less than the,
Will he s'lf fer ngli1 hi season
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80 Wn,eHr CukEY the colorsd delegate
nolvsstou 90 the BLAINE convention
100. gave Ma. BissrL, formerly u
I-co oGoer at Brsz ria, . lesson In
NAT he will not soop forget. II
1rnsr that he shonld attend a
The high moral party and
b . oolored gentleman.
,oaks Of tine scrlmmsge
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-13

II The republican nom'aeel fNos.d be
e'eotod and Loo,E has much influence
with the administration 70 will DO e bloody
shiyt administration, and mems a renewed
Of southern troubles and n disturbance Of
affairs ~ The south. There 20 one redeem
Jog tiait IN BLAIEE's charaoler-ho has 10
sympathy with or respect for BILLY MA
HONE and his class. whom he has denounced
as political bush.whacksr5, unworthy OF
the amliation Of any political party. WASH
JOKES and his kind in Texas will never
smell any BLAINE c%hioken'pie
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-13

Tine convention at Fort Worth were
strongly against free grass.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-13

THs L position society Of AbileDsis doing
more effective work TO gecure a fine display
from that district TO the Worli's fair than
any other organization in the STATE. Mr.,
G. j. 6 n-Er is ind'fitiga5ls IN his Efforts
in behalf OF lis DIST -. The good people
OF Abilene have offered eiRhty-four
premiums, ranging from twenty dollars
down, for the best specimens Of grain,
minerals, live stock, flowers, embroidery,
etc., etc and thew are determined that
western Texas shall be rocogD'z d by all
the world az the great fair in New Orleans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-13

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