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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

ions Ks.LY the Ne~ York rsmmsny
ohsef, . reporte 10 be disgustei With The
df,,o.stson among polite .ns to temp pr-
ss.el t,ds" Those who chance to re-
call Ma KslLy's issiics In rrssrf IN TIT
Dss. q q. Il sr. IN regsrst, Hancock, viii
bre-,hes r. v NJ PRAYER. that the sudden
upbesv.l o the rsmmsns s-c5em will lot
-'.slunoo s.s.tis s4.sr NE bsxs s1sstaSo.
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WEDNESDAY,. APRIL =. 1854.
INDICATIONS.

For tho Western Gulf STATE. Local rains, fol
lowed By Gle ring waathe'; winds shifIi'g to
west and uor'h; nearly stationary, fol wed by
lower temperature; on Wednesday rising bs-
xometer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

The Ihoian Territory national bank
scheme has been knocked in the head by
Bucknef's committee. The possib llties
vera too great.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

BrnaD's BroDcnssl rroches hsve been
before the public ms.v years. FIR ri ~
ifg coukhs add ihrnst ifouo tnry are
su..srior 10 all other srt.c Is. 5sld Only Ia
boxes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

TmE muulo,p pal elections Ia the st ate yes.
q dsy were character by order and
81 N from acrimony.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

O.Ly 40 lur rails thus far have banged
avsv with ,di'oritls headed "The Lesson OF
the G nc'nuR'i Rot
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AEoTnrn murderer was jailed at Cincin-
nati YESTERDAY. The sooner that promised
hspeing festival GENES OF the better.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

AR A. AZ u .niIeD ~ ANNOu NCE
w Dr. NEN,OA as CEudiaigte f't
Aidermeu ~ 'h. Fourth wstd. El,rtion, God
Tussdsy In irTl
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n ukkEhY AANuIN Me- MI~ELr - ANAN.
i dis - Aldermen 81 the Fifh War;
Rlecilon, 2nd TutsdW g. AMI " sTtW T.
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IPO, m CALL - 4 l. 90 NnAhnk
u ~ ciuun. 81 the -ixih Nsfd JOHN HENRY
1RGwsi.. - diAs'e fnf fman'f ~ s-me
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VlTk Aek "ttHUkLkD 20 ANNouN.E
Alarms a fso - the fipt " ~
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lAlE AhE A. nukiLrD r. ANNuuNCs
w NJ. g. BOukL ~ q candidate ior re-
election "a the office OF cay A. c tor and G j.
lectnf VI "a a. yUt L geAs, ~
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NK ARA AUTnnnizkI TO AhS,n 90
w the ".mr o. Oh n W H. GRkfNLAW
~ a c.ridht Or the one Of Ald,rmau IRON
the saco 4 N-fd
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WEAR kkou ,srEp 70 ANNOUN,Cs )
Ward Eltou 'u. 2ni rnes'ay m An
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IIE ARE ArrHOs l1kp TO ASNOuSCgJ
W 10 CARTER asa rdnt .da 9 for Alderman
IN the SlFth VA a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

NY AkE A. fnukiLL 10 A. a. Ntk
w NJ JoHN stE.iM ar fr'v,c.li.n 70
The uh,s,tCr n 'ilmHn IN he aeciud ward OF
ehe city n q tn Hh - srUl
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uIEARg ,uinuRiZtD 10 ANNuuSCE
derrnan fTnm he f.utHh W ~,
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WE ARE A. TnoBizEO 70 ANNOUNCE
w the "smruf q don T. q VILLA NSON
o. a csnf ate fvr the once Of Aid rmEn from
tbs ri Al Wkri.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS,
AVA Ans REQUESTED 10 AsNouN. :
sAM riIHk As y a e,udioa's iof Al
de,men M slh Mart.
u,EARE AUTHOR IEn - AZ ,ou Nuh
w q. lsw' Fl" l. nAMki n, "a am az,
date 10 A d,ffusu M the filth NAfo, 81 we
ensuiug tltrt a., A fi So
AN ARR AUfllu Xen To ASAot Ms
w tOlontl n = kNAl A. a cann l.ln lnI
Alderman ~ ,ru fifl Wafi AZ ne emA'hs
snJK An A ,noR $50 40 4 NJ, 3
w nr J,ioB ,t,ii - can iiiAse iot
Couuri m N In thy ihlti Nsld kleouoa STA
Of A." a,
w ci ndn. 4 VI ilAMs asa candidate
eps Al ',tmsn 70. tlf,t f.-d
Vlyu.. liDRiLr" 40 ANNouNCh
w I'm n My a. ca dds'. 90 m,sls
Non \, ~. tic ~ Al'ttmsn - ihs second
Ws'd .h ',ins uui irsl ta ~
NlK AKE A. fnukilE 10 AGO Ntk
W NJ joliN stk.i ~ n 'w w,s,Su,a 70
the n,s'io 'ilmsn ~ h., a7c'nd "Afd {"
the CIV. ~ en- Nh - 'rhl
Nl,k ARK AutilIK ZEl . ANNunNtk
csn,sn norfRT GiRsoS as a candidate
co. Ah 'm-u ~ IN 20 h w ~
WE Ara AiTnnNilkI TO AhSu 90
w the n.mr O. q ! W uhhtNt Nv,
the SEQ q '-rd
I1PO. ,lk CALL - a 90 hAhrk
u ~ clunn. a. tho -ixih "sfd iollN htNkl
bkOwNi.. - dd.,e 'el y " ''nan,l wv s,uo
NTs Aek IinUklIhO 70 ANNous.t
VIZ 4. toCKRtLl 90 . candidssu for Al
dermSn go = ihr Firt ~,
nKAKk ,uInORtZtn TO ANNuuNCE
w Mo- Il tONLtN - a cndidre fJT Al
derrnan frnm be s.nrh " ~,
IUE ARf AIruOs ilkp TO ASNOUNCEJ
W 10 CARTER a. Acdnfidae for Alderman
In the sixth Va "
ANA AZ u niIsD 10 ANNOu >CE
w Df. Il NkN,oA ss a oEniis,iste i't
i. a .rI. 4. HHfNf MI
Tuo.dsy IN IA
Il IikkEbY ANNuuN.E MY.ELr - ANAN-
Il dds - Alderman 81 The Fihh War
Eleciion. 2nd TrtsdW ~ Anrl III W ".
vN1gAR RkoU ,srEp 70 ANSOUNCs J
w n PORTER or ide IAN the second
Ward Elect ~. 2ni rue.'ay m A'n
NJk kE .uruDkiZ ~ TO $3.50, HCE
w NJ. SioMlND LOkb a. cmdl late 'of
.s-eleou = ..r Az, a A., q tepIes,n ipe Fourth
Il1E AhE A. nukiZnD - ANNUuNUs
w NJ. G. BoukL a. candidate for re-
election 80 the Office OF q A. .or ana i
lcctor fl'tsn. lnd T esdel ! ~
WE ARE \ TlIoBlLEO TO .ANEouNCCE
w the smrui G. don !. q WlLLlAAsoN
asa c,nfi late for the once Of Aid rmEn from
IXyRARE 40 rHoRIZgD 70 ASSUu NUS
w EDo sAlI II asa candid Ie f,r AIieLm an
Of the Pyurlh Ward. El,c ion, aud tuesday IN
April
JVEARE THORPE A DRhQuksTnD
w TO announce Mr. J O ARSoLn n u can
0idate for re- eic tlon /, the "fic OF City Mar
shall. klect-n. 2nd IN sdsv IN Arrr.
VIfS AR. UrHORiZhD TO ANN uNCk
w PJ -HERHAN as an Ia 'cpendent can
lidat" fer City Marshal Election 2nd Tuesday
In April
IIR AXE AI1nuRlL ~ 10 An >OUNCt W.
w l. VAUGHAN as ct"d dave for CITY A..
eeasor an Collector Election. 2nd Tuesday In
April.
Vl7kAaE AUTao RILsD 40 ANNouNCR
w TIE rame of Captain W. MORTON as
land date City arshal. Eleruon.21d iues'
Cav ~ A r
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VLTk kE .uruUktZ ~ TO ANNu, nCE
w NJ. li6MuND LOEB a. a cmdl tate Tor
re-elecu u or Ali,rn "a u reptcsrn tue Fourth
War. Election - Tn' dav 4" 'prN
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NIX Ar A tHoR $50 10 4 hui ' y
w Mr. JiOH RttNli - can iiiAie Tot
rouuri m N in ihs lhui Nsid kleohoa STA
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,A,k A. a. TiIu,tEtp q ANSauNtE
w Cd all, 4 VI LlAMs asa candidate
a.. All l.rnnn 4 "a y nm ID
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MN a. lliuKlLru 40 ANNouNth
w IN n Nay y, ca ddsis lnr Ie'tle !.
S5on \, ~. flu ~ Al'tmsn - ihs second
W..A a. IA 4 ~ Inc mt l-al --Ll nn
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,rorHrR EURDsEvR.

Crscrxr.Tf Apr i.-Anoiber murderer
Il in cut dy Noah L'gntfo-t (ol rcd
,ssie-d.y dnfing n quarrel VITA Huh
ronnisy. driver ~ a c-rt en- "a - the
du~pss TIE On matt Northern rnilrs
ruck rconfy IN the he'd .iih . shav'l
from s1es1 c's ~ which fsomey did Tins
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lXIRARE 40 rHOKIZED 10 ASSOu Nus
W. q sMf1 N As a candid te Tor Aiiermtn
Of the Pyurlh Ward. El,c ion, lnd tuesday In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

luF An RiQUE,TEp 20 AsAotN =
VI SAN rt1Ea AS IL csudioass i'f Al
Al mn IN IA 4 q klh Mart.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
AMusRMRNn.

Aithough several excsllent comp,.;.. appeared at each fheafre Iase ueek. tA. ctizeos were too much absorbed in eler. noo returns to crowd the housea Fa;, audiences greetcd each troupe. kovere- ncewisAstaading the outside aksraction.
 THE BANDIT KING
 presented one night af the Cao;snl the.sr. was vel received. It is a kirhlv spns,- tional drama, fuil of thrilIine sifnsaio.. hair-bseadth escapes and 6lood. Te horses, vhicA play n imporsane part n the drama. gre weal tzainsd, sssaiax to posee. a!noa hsman insslliessca. fhe oo.se knite duel ou hossehack is ezrie;ne and on sage large enoagA tor the evc. iutioos of the horses would maks vev elective scene.
 THE DEVILS AUCTION
 os, The Golden Branch, which occun;.d the boards two nights af the Gsand Oeera House, is romantic speesacnlar ex- travagansa surpassing anytAine of she kind ever be ore presented hese.
 The sceeesy, costumes, seaee eGoctx, etc, are gorgeous beyoad dssuiption. The Devils Auction" contains more psoe than most spectacular dramas and is alfofethz more comical than some plays of the hind h which all the oder leasures are secondaTy to scenic elect The ballet dancing is perfect, the athletic business vonderful, the instantansous transformations marvellous, and the whole extravagaasa as presented by Callagher, Gilmore & Gardner's Devil Auction Co. contains not one objectionable tealure.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
NEW ORLEANS Oct Is. 1884.

NEW ORLEANS Uct. I ,, 1904. The undersigned certihes that he held for collection for account of a depositor m the Louisiana National Bank, whole ticket No 4sS in the Louisiana State Lottery, when diew the First Capital Prize of fSEVENrY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, on Tuesday, Oct I4. 1884. said ticket having cost the sum of five dollars, and that the amount was promptly paid by check on the New Orleans National Bank. on presentation of the ticket at the office of the Company.
 E B LHosTE.
 Exchange and Discount Clerk, Louisiana National Bank, New Orleans, La.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
Confectionay in the greatest variety as the Southern Palace, ]o8 Main SresG
4 Firss- -class Houss.

There is probably DO house in the south carrying larger or more complete stock of Win. and Liquors than Nick Kup6erie, at his wholesale essablish- ment, northwest csrnes Main and Aafk. ham streets, Ettle Rock. His sock embraces Bottled Beer, Ale. Poster, Ginger Ale, Seltzer and Apollinaais .aaen; Asnss6ello. Dry Aonopole, Cllauot, Roederer and the celebrated Royal Champagne; Rhine wines, Clssets and California wines; HoG Mole Ex- tract, Green and Ciark's Champagne Cider, also, 6ee whislae. and cigar, csse- goods and genersl loon supplies. With . sock complete in every dstail, dealers may send their orders with . cer- tainty of their being filed prompsiy and at the lowest ruling prices
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
Hcssss er's sssn- 

sch Bitsers ls . ane
 nlosd deDureas. sn- |i1nnal cafhaxS1r, sns1 'Asupesb anl1-1aiioas erec11e. 1t BalD1oe 0e. AfllnG eoerUsos rf 0e aehalaen8D1. And eheeks pes0a- turs dseay. N1vor An0 aQoes el1o0o re- aAe toWol eu0- pla1Dep aRo o0oo9 0e evf1D whoeo1e o9- Wo3y N0ovO.~1n 0opanal co un1Fto8, whers ihe ny1r an2 bowe0 aF0 ruuno nrss 0aeavosnblyA lsesed by t&o euW- eene1 mensnpe R clfnsasa. aloe anf Ws- ter. n te . vef5 n9t- eeoaPy on1Rnunlv1.
 For eaA0 by an n.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

The "paimv" days evidently refer to childhood. Som<vvik /osrsa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I7, 1884.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. Y, 1884.
 The unders,gneo certi6es that he held for collection for account of Harry Smith, Justice cf the Peace, and William NJ Kennedy, Planter, Creenville, Miss, through Bank of Greenville, one-fifth each of ticket No. v o56, in the Louisi- ana State Lottery, which drew the Second Capital Prize of TWENTY-FIVE THOU SAND DOLLARS. on Tuesday, Oct I4 iSSi. said tickets having cost the sum of one dollar each, and that the amount was promptly paid by check on the New Orleans National Bank. on presentation of the tickets at the office of the Com pany. w. A. POLLOCK & Co,
 So Union Street, New Orleans, La.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Deales tkrougaout the state should 'remembx that Nick KupSerie, at his wAsaesals house, nosshvesl corner Main anl Markham sereses, uttls Rock, car .ries tAe lATksst and bew assoresd sock q gsnsEal salooa ssppliss ia sAxkansaw. This hsuse nahss . specialsy sef he 6nex grades q uinas, Hq1en cd .dgars, and tAe dsal9 m Cd upoa in- .quiEy tAaf Ae can save menay V paaclne 6B oedMs W5A V. KupGb3A
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
wnkRE IRE PRIZES CO.
A Fortune at a Strok.

The Whole of the F,rst Capital to One
 Person.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

nAep pAp~ ea u1f1A I'm InAvRlxa . 'Pginesd is fanished l3 The Gsahan Rn- SG Coapany, g. lsan, Me.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

knnhogan& q Elkaa's s Telsphoee Ex- caaAgot' cngD8 NaG&hA9 ed Cumher. laad snesaa is oas ef tha pepalar sssorss q sAs dsy. Lnpb hs9 afuays e np.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Ihe papG ea vAicA I'm TRAvuxR iz
 psh1sd . tuz1isAsa hy tAs CsaAan sa- p~ Ca0pnH g. LssiS Me.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

FeguiQ cd dn0eu3c fuib c the 3oulAGr Ra1ncA ece Main snose.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

The tahaes q tAa SeuaAarn Rafncs. <oo Main sazse4 ase tha houe snpq1iod q sha sGay. When yoa vank q fGulc1nn meGl sea0 q the Southaun naanco.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

nAs SaufAem Ralnca lso llsiu savcne ssosava tsaA sguass dafv V @s@
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. q. 1884.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2I, 1884. The undersigned cer,ihes that be held for collection for account of w (. Briggs, Chicago, Ill, one-ffth ticket No. 77 os6, in the Louisiana State Lottery, which drex the Second Capital Pnze of TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL. LARS, on Tuesday, Oct. I4 1884 said ticket having cost the sum o, one dollar, and that the amount was promptly paid by check on the New Orleans National Bink, on presentation of the ticket a, the offiee of the Company.
 B w. CASoN. Agent,
 Pacific Express Co. New Orleans, La.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

The plumber may not be musician, but he ofen plays on the pipes.-Bestss .ShsS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 70. rs8.

NEW ORLEANS Oct 20, 1884.
 The undersigned certines that he held tor collection for account of A. C. Ben nett, 7io Sedgwick St Chicago. Ill one tfth ticket No. v os6, in the Louisiana State Lottery, winch drew the Second Capital Prize, of TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. on Tuesday. Oct. I+ 1884 said ticket having cost the sum of one dollar, and that the amount vas promptly paid by a check on the New Orleans National Bank. on pre- sentation Of the the ucket at the office of the Company.
 FIR OsBuRN Agent, Southern Express Co.,. New Orleans, La.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Wilsoo & Webb keep all the lsaest ayies of stationery. Their counters are 6llsd with an ths popular magaxines, eeu.papas and periodicals, and tkey are AeadquaztEs fpe haank booars, writing 6uids, eec.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Four Fifths of the Second Capital Ac-
 counted For.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Oystsn ia any ssyle as the Sosthan falace, eos Nah s6eeE
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Go b the Seuthcm Palace, soe Main ssrest, for fruit and confecsioosry.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
NEW ORLEANS, Os

NEW OkLEANSs OCk. 70, IO64. | The undersigned ceSti6es that he held for collection for account of Mcgt Hodgs, Columbia, Tenn, through Seccnd Ma sioaal Bank of Columbsa., Tenn, one 6tsh ticket No. s463r, tn the Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the Fourth Capital Pise oa SIX THOUSAND DOL LARS, on Tuesday, Oct. I4,iSSS, said ticket having cost the sum of one dollar, at the ofhce of M. A. Dauphin, New Or leans, La, and that the amount vas promptly paid oa presentation of the sickst q the o(6ce of tbe Company.
 T. T. SANTANA, Runner, StSte Natio ,al Bank, New Or leans, L.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Heny Buesgez, who for % many yeas has had the Aikansaw agency of temps St Louis lager beer, continues to lead he beer trade of the state. His house ou Markham street is headquarters for beer, ice, and all saloon supphea
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Tah nsas hA Dsssab Issa rsnie.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
FOR THE WEST,

rh.re are nnmher of rou1es leadlnG tp sAe ahovo- mentioned secstca. ous sAs ireet and reliahe Fo9. vay. The two tFsins daily ars rsa iFos tAs GFSS1 Unioa Depot. .. Louls Q Kassss Clsy, Lsavsn- worth. Atrhteoa, st- yoeepA and Omaha make are nttAched to sll trains.
 At Kana.s Ciy Unson Depot psssnerru ssr Kan- s.s Color.ae, Nsv Aexsco aaf Calfsornh cosssss with expre>s trafns of nn linea.
 At Atehisoa. eoaeecn . h nsAs uirA sxprpo ualne Tor kanoaa anA Seh<ssb poanas. train lbr CA1lsosu1A-
 Thls line osrs te pessiss rosts so sAa Wsss sna Nornwuse, nct only Agt uu.e an1 supeFiof scoo0- modascas, ,o1t hsn1e1lsl susuey. e lk pnso Skru9h the enest pors1oa of Missoan snl NeSe1ska- SK1 wAAeA win - DxaseA Gfoa.
 '. CHANDLER c. .. kiSNAh 0eaT H1D. Aas.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

Uss ssis Bsss.s lssa Tseic.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
Seventy-Six Hundred Dollars went as
 Stated Below.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2 1884.
 The undersigned certi6es that he held tor collection for account of O. C. Fox, Portage, Wis, two-6fths of ticket No. 47,2S&. in the Louisiana S.ate Lottery, which dres the Third Capital Prize of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, on Tuesday, Oct I4 1884. said ticket having cost the sum ot two dollars, at the office of M. A. DAaphin, New Orleans, La, and that the amount vas promptly paid by q check sn the New Orleans N ational Bank. on presentation of the ticket at the office of the Company.
 F. R OsBURN. Agent, Southern Expsess Co.,, New Orieans. La.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I8. IS8a

NIs"NSi OeS. io1 Ioo4.
 The undersigned certihes that be held sor collection for account of SerRt. James Scott and PAtrolman John Douehessy, one-6fth and enc fifth to PAtrolman Con. Daly. all of Taxing District Police Force o1 Memphis, through Bank of Commerce, Memphis. Tenn, ticket No. B 3sS, in the Louisiana State Lottery, winch drew the Fourth Capital Prize of SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS. on Tuesday. Oct. I4, 1884, said ticket having cost the sum of two dollars, and that the amount was promptly paid on presentation of the ticket at the o<6cs of the Company.
 F. R. OsBuRN, Agent Southern Express Go, New Orleans, La.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15
IRIPHS d uffLR ROCK RLLVlY.

Ieis eopuisr asd reliable rouse, wsn to -, eossss a.lly pesssness tr.1ns. . tAe llroFs - 5ose coenect1ras q llftie Rock - NS1Gk7S Fun1an aespers oa niQAt tr11as- 0aly soa caSnW es1a any cehes roaeo. Upec1nl MAne11n10 r lS1S6 ee eUfGraa0.
 Ter infeFnafioa in rsenrd ss lnnas sppayo
 H0OMAo WkxX
 Lad Ceon,u1esss, LSsa1e 0D~k- ne Gea1 snrosuA er<lEhs 1ns bsswssn Lsms - 1 s1a kessesa aanss-Czncansan. Los1sv1ns. 4saUA6. fnsessn sns es sssass ss sn pessA. Asmssab rsf esli lsassnazaoa. win naSs. schsAulss. - ses.. aVply 0
 D. 0. DODIu4u.
 0ea1 eln.a ea4 D1k1 A0
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-15

a0o me ktoyt8o W8bef8 o9 L9ke Mlchlgnn seemed b take bluez tint from the lane skies above them.
 !" Marguerite is growing thin,n n remark cd Mir. Handing, as he and his wife were taking their morning meal together at the cheerful little breakfast table thai over looked the lawn.
 Outside, among the beds of Aovers, were Marguerite and Robbie, walking for the morning exercise that had been pre- sczihed for the health of that young au- tocrat
 q She is the most extraordinary girl ' and Ara Btanding adjusted the iewe3cd rings that shone on her pretty vhite sngers; "yoa have no idea, JoAn, wAa, . sense ot hoaor she has Every servant in the house recognizes 1t, and sssms to regard her q . sspsrior being; and yes che has not n enemy among tAem.s
 "She seems to have . ben sense ol duty" remarked her husband.
 "lt s nee O much tAa1 sithex," rs- pied Nn Blanding; "at leass, not ,o much aay special oh6galica so paoase us. but raahr e f she isit rssponsih3a tn hersa6 fus tAe nuese and bsst thiney she is capahle cf; like the cAsacssr iS tAat soy Nshassse Ob6gs,' tAas yoa rcd b - yesassday."
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Resolved, That the Secretary Of this Com
mtttee request the County Central COMMITTEES
Of the several counties Of this State to cause
primary elections to be held flor the election
Of Delegates to the State Convention according
to the apportionmentmade by this Committed
on the 31st day Of May, 1884.
Resolved. That the Secretary of this Com
mittee be directed to publish the call for the
State Convention In all Democratic journals of
the State, together with the request to the
County Central Committees to hold primary
elections for the election Of Delegates to the
State Convention with the test presented by
the Committee.
Resolved, That the test required Of q voter
1t the primaries IL that he 10 or will be o quail
ned voter ct the general election to be held on
the 4th day of November, 1884. and that he will
vote for the nominees Of the Convention to be
held unde this call.
MATT CANAvAN,
Chairman Democratic State Central Committee
of Nevads.
W.. J. WEsrERYIELD. Secretary. mha0-td
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