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Address, Mr.. :. J W, Wac" PnNioiiice
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! ful cottages. well located Inquire OF t.
Vi. Page. Eclipse Lumber Yard -iul3lu
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LOR SALE.-My residence, Nor h. Fourth
L street j NJ Ei\ Err
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,FEp RYE Barley. and Wheat Balcd Hay
y Bran. Corn. Oats. London HORSE and Cat
tlv Condition Food Laudreth'> rUrnip seed,
X y. PALMER, exclusive dealer In Grnin and
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DREPARE Tor Winter stoves repaired and
/ burned ont parts replaced.
a-l3- DIV. Il. tELpHAkE
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Every smoker -ho"Id -moNc Lit
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one good secondhand cIght horse
power engine for sale cheap Apply
10 Tow rABGII-T.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
OUR CITY's sIREs.

They met 10 regular session at The city
hall last night, his honor, Mayor CAbsll
presiding, aud full board present. The
minutta OF tho last TIRES meetinef, which
were long Gnd tgdiouf we're read. Thsy
were nut entertaining by any means. J.
Dickens could hardly have made them az.
The report Of tina city engineer was rond.
II stated that he Ugd employed hands tor
ttree,-clesning purposes and the same vas
approved. There wero some exceptions
taken by M mbers of the board OF twelve TO
the abrupt manner 10 which they alleged
the city engineer employed and DISCHARGED
men on the force. this Was the occasion
OF much discussior which hnaliy
RESP tied In The body arriving at the CON
cusion that the city engineer should con
s1lt them when he Aoisisd q man on "a
of Of the street force.
Toe bond Of Judge Johnson 90 city htlor
nsy was approved.
The SUPERINTENDENT OF the water-wOIkl
was authorized 10 purchase 100 cords o
wood with instructions not 10 pay over q
per cord for tame. Council then adjourned
until Monday nigGt.
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FORT WORTH ADDFNDA.

FORT WopTu May 20.-fSp6ciRl l--MrS.
Bsnton, OF your city, has leased the Fort
Worth opora house tor the next year, be.
ginning June LIST.
The city council held lengthy
meeting tonight NJ which street
matters were discussed az length.
Or. Slsnter was elected city ply
sioian, after a heated contest, IN
which the code Of medical ethics
was a prominent le6ture. Three street
railway companies asked for night Of
way over nine milee OF street and the priv
ilege OF tunneldng under railway tracks,
but action was postponed.
Az this hour, 1890, heavy rain III again
falling.
FoRT WORM, May q Especial AT
2:lO O'Clock the ouphl0 on the telephone OK.
ADD was instantly In flames Eiso.
tticlty played along the wires run
ming inta the exchange, presenting
q beautiful sight. The department was call.
OF ont III drenthlng rain and soon had
the IRE out. Tao damage can not
DC estimated, but II is
thought the switch board
and batteries nre ruined. 10 the Western
Union Office The switchboard was a
sheet of flsne, and S. ID. Mcmahon
the press operate received severe shock
stunning him for ~ instant. IL is TumOred
that other damage was done
by tho lightning but owing to drench-
ing rain II was impossible u
learn the truth OF the rumor
Miss Maggie We!tmsu was answering q
cali when the Lightning struck.
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A WIFE KILLER,

SAN ANTONIO, May a0.-[Specisl. lat G
o'clock this evening the body OF Mexican
woman supposed 10 be dead was found
weltering ~ blood in the brush, near the
International railroad depot. She
WAS taken 10 the hospital and reuusctaled.
The following .s Der statement: She Is
the legal wife OF Roman CaronJouo;
her name Ia Rachel; che has been
married for some time; some months ego
she left her husband, owing to his III treat
ment; he hos frequently threatened her
since; this evening he appeared at her house
partially intoxicated and induced her by
prom ise of good tehnvior 10 10 with him
to inspect some blooded chickens; In pass.
Ing through the brush no suddenly
turaed, drew his knife end
slashed her with terrible rapidly,
paralyging the nerves In ono ern and
nearly seYering the fingers from her band,
and rendering her completely deienseleea.
He then deliberately pursued his murderous
work until she sank TO the ground, when,
believing her dead, he administered Il
parting stab and disappeared in the
thicket. No motive 10 assigned for the
deed, except drunken Jealousy. She has
twenty five wounds on her head, SOW eral
on her hands, four slabs in the
shoulder and back and three In the
face, one extending from the middle OF
the forehead straight down. epllttng tho
nose, lips and chin She cannot recover.
She is a woman Of good reputation, about
30 and very handsome. Her
assassin has been apprehepded, but full
force Of polics and ctl2sns are seaching Tor
him. Unprecedented by the latter, he will
need no Jury.
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sold.by Iriesi,,s. and woicsaleJ W

iestani, Hs alluded 10 certain language oi
J, y Wise, ot Virgins, when the 0'Ferreil.
Paul Case Nss under consideration. TO the
eject that Virginia bourbon was riding into
COZ gfe.s on the back OF ono
ni barnnms Indiana mules. He
supposed that tbs remark was
founded upon the legend that Chairman
Barnu ~ had once ielefriphed 70 Indiana
conc' iiuR eo,uo mules IN view Of the spec.
Iecla watch the gentleman from Virginia
Presented ON 'his floor. He apprshended
u Bsrnum bad been telepraphing % Vlr-
Rinla for an animal oi u lower order he
would have ielegraphed for one s,il more
brutal In its inati 1cie than mule. Wise
who had bean IN one OF the cloak rooms,
erksd that his words be- taken down. The
speak, said the proper time Tor that request
had paseai.
Wto--"I waive all points aud reserve the
uriern -'-t-- -. sss..s-
Lowory then proeeedsd With hia argu,
ment, In the o0niss OF his remarks he re-
ferred TO Thomas Hendricks, that perhaps
some 81 his republican friends had heard o.
lhui Ftnileiasn rs having been successful
candidate flt vice. president In 1876
Reed, OF Maine, Nisnlaimed any know.
edge ia that connection. -. 49,. - '----
Lnwery rttotted by in,imsling that Hen.
bricks might be bstrl 81 as boinR elected
TO the came Cilice IN 1854 Ia connection
with the great h9fr. OF tbs democratic par.
~, Samuel J. rilden.
Hiscook suggested the, this discussion
should be carried IN cipher which sugcet-
don was received by tnndry Ciacuations
Of tatood" from the democratic aide.
Pettihogo spoke IN support OF the claims
OF tho sitting member.
Pending fur.her debate the house nd
jOnrncd.
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pupraU OF AGRICuLTuRE

WAsHIscros, May 20 Especial. The
national bureau on agriculture has just
issued It's April Nay $50 May 5tb) report on
wheat and cotton crops. Following brs ex-
tracts:
"The wheat belt Of Texas promises .
more than average crop, yet there 10 some some
complaint OF winter killing, tO,h In Texas
and Arkansas. Ia ~ few instances other
crops have been iuhstiiuted"
"rhe progress of Cnlton planting hrs hnCn
DELAYED everywhere by lpW tempera'urG in
April. 10 some 4 me VirNuta counties
none was planted on the let Of May, and
very little in several of the counties OF
North Carolina. rhe proportion planted
May lst OF the proposed nraa n -.
ported as iollows; North Carolina, As per
cent South Carolina, GO; George, 6si
Florlds %; Alahams, 49, Mississippi, 20;
Louisiana, u; rexa', so; Arkansas, 20;
Tennessee, SO. TDeec cage Will be reporicd
on the 1st of June. But 81 per cent. was
planted; usually, May /. "a per cent is
seeded"
Following are notes regarding cotton
prosprcts, y county here and there over the
state being given 10 indicate The condition.
of the weed in The various sections Of the
state:
WTexas-- Waller county, vet season hoe
damaged the sacd 10 some sxieni replgnt-
inc win be necessary: 2lst instant Dlne day
and hos 4 good stand. MI, nearly all
planted and up; good s.aud. Harrison,
very little cotton up, and most OF IL may
have TO pa planted over Bowie wet
weather has retarded planting. Runnels,
none. Bexar, all planted two weeks earlier.
Colorado, injured by cold; good deal
will have ~ be planted over Angelins, late.
Morris. later planting cotton than Tor
ten years, Victoria, ino condit ton, IA
ysca. q great deal OF cotton 20 be planted
Van Zindt. does not loos vet, Red RIVER,
much of the cotton Will have "a oe planted
over Dausg, late, Burlesop, late, Johnson,
backward, Ggayson, ell uone by MAY !,
Austiu, behind, Upshnr, retarded, Shelby,
backward, FanuiD, backward on account OF
rain. williamson eoflier, Goliati increased
planting, Da witt, al planted before Nay ],
but sonna will no replHn.ed Oh account o.
being damaged by cold saap on 2lss OF
April" ,,
aThe chief increase in the area OF land
planted 10 that which results from Increase
of immigration, and IL, OF course, most
marked IN those sections % which mere rs
tho largest immigration. This 10 especially
The case In Dakota, and IL also noticeable
in Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas and other
portions OF the west, a. well - ia Texas.
Increase OF population 10. however, ceour-
ring in older portions OF the country, and Va
mentioned by a considerable number oil
correspondents ns q cause % Increase OF
crops, especially in portions OF The south."
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W. Il. DIN, Chicago, Is At tho Windsor.
Mack Barley, Of New York, is in the
city.
Ed. Mnloney and wife are guests OF the
Windsor.
W. b. Campbsll, Breckenridge, is 81 the
Windsor.
r. Hunt and wife, Chicago, are ct the
Windsor.
Robert d. Berry, Fort Worth, is at the
Windsor
W. NJ, Ingram, 81. Loui', is guest o
The Windcor.
MR.. Draper Dodge City is registered
40 tina Windsor.
Il. d. Grice, iinauclsl adiuster of Loon &,
II. Blum, Galveston, Is at the Windsor.
Mr.. Smith OF Howe, Texas c1rraspon.
emit OF the HERALD, was 10 the citv yester-
sy.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wipkler, OF Coraicaua, and
editor If the Prairie Flower, Is ia toe city,
q guest Of Mrs. John l.. Henry.
Qaite number OF their friends assembled
1T me Missouri Paciiice depot ia9t evening"
despite thu bad weather, 10 soy goodbye 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Davis, Mr.. j. G.
O'COnnog aud o.nerP, who were leaving tor
Europe.
1.-THE ST. George: Mr8 M A Jackson
John Farrar, plano; NJ A Harrison; St.
Louis; John H,ou, San Francisco; w A
Haofer, Mrs Lydia stanton, Alton, Iowa;
G @ Mnuntcastle Allen; W r HEtGhoti
Alabama; Mrs Biokum and daughtor,
Shreveport; J w Parker, Memphis A y
Grahom, Lewisville; DR. " A Darnell
WhiieB5uro; J u MAynor, Texas; o Il
Thompson, Wnaboro; t " Barley, Tate;
I A Gardner, MeXia; u @ Grover, Frank
Willie, New York: l. II Barton, Fort Worth;
Pennington Ramsey, New York; Jsmes
Beech, Stsphenbylle: I s sayes, Tsxasi w
p Porter, Mesquite; r l. Cockey, 5egtoyiIle;
DR. T II u Stewart, Dssoto; ! II Gray, Ter
rell; Samuel j Woodward, DtnloH; A u
Dudlev, Baird; w A DaraD, Whitesboroi
| @ i Briscof, philadelphia; a @ Newton,
Forney: A w Riley, Wills point A Q Con
ner, Fort WORTH; J i Loytioy, 3 Louit;
A Hudson, 4 Z Bavett James McMahan
Bfys 81; Charles Hedrcs, Mckinney J a
Smith. Nirginia.
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The Bond OF W. A. Snyder. CO!leclor a;
III Paso, Received az Lust.
Report Of tn Biorau Of Agriculture on
Texas.
Other Matters Il, The NaucIs capital.
lU IAL SUMMARY.

WAsuisoroE, May 20.-[spenial. j. rhe
bond OF W. a SAyler o. Austin, - COL
last ard his commission was forwarded TO-
day,
Hon. Ell L'nn, n, Victoria, having been
successful la placing the honda Of tho Vio'
toriH water company, ut Philadelphia, re-
turns home Tonight end stepped over
here.
Nathan Paltcn IL IN the city hunting no
political csumhs tor use ~ the Chicago ro'
publican Convention.
The president to-day accepted bonds rs
follows: Sam Kellogg, postm aslor'nt Con-
igo Bprisgs, Dimmit county, for 81 COO
and J. = RArdolvh at SnringtoWD, Parker
county, for 50 600.
Cong,enmsn j. L Miller 70 booked for
an address at the unysiling Of the statue OF
Marin Luther tomorrow.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Ignatius Donuelly 10 to run for congress
in the third Minnesota district as free
trade democrat.
Senator Plumb, a warm friend OF Arthur,
i5 thought TO have been taking Liberties
with the Kansas delegation, which is unin-
et.ucted, and the Blaine men are sounding
an alarm.
Work ia progressing ON the Yorktown
monument. A wharf has been built TO
land the material, and temporary rail-
road track is being constructed from there
to the site ofthe monument.
In Paris the wife Of the American minis
ter has set the fashion Of wearing gold en-
broidered Chinese satins and silks-dress
materials not sold in the stores, and for
which one has TO send TO the Celestial mer-
chants direct.
Mr.. Henry Watterson Is the latest medi-
um OF tina positive assurance that the
chairman OF The New York democratic del'
eggtion will carry TO Chicago Mr.. Tilden's
official declaration that his name must,
under no clrcu instances, be brought before
the convention.
From the postmaster at Mutt, New Mex
leo, the postmsster-general recently re-
oeived notice rs follows: Our town is
family left. respectfully resign my pc
stion as postmaster here. Westward the
star OF empire takes its way, also the
David Langdon, of East Rockaway, L. j.,
Is ninety years OF age, and says he was
never tired but once In his lie, and that
was in 1872 when on military duty.
the forces disbanded he walked home,
distance Of ninety.oae miles. without stop
ping. He has never applied Tor sion
on the 22d OF April remarkable frost
visited southern Europe. In many parts CT
Switzerland the thermomeier fell many de-
grees below zero, doing great damage to
crops and destroying, IL is believed, one
third OF the vintage. On France, along the
Saone Valley, the damage TO the vines 10
estimated at several million of francs.
The newspaper aivoc,tes OF Mr.. Arthurs
RECOMMENDATION In New York are constantly
calling attention to the statement OF the in
dependent committee that Mr.: Blaine can
not carry that state. The Rochester Demo-
crat considers 1t strange that they say moth
ing OF the fact that the committee Is Just az
positive that Mr.. Arthur cannot carry New
York.
Burton O. Cook, one Of the Illinois dele
gates.st-large, looks confidently for the
nomination OF Senator Logan to the presi-
dency. He believes that Logan has more
strong points as q compromise candidate
than any other man mentioned. Mr.. Cook
was n delegate in the republican conver.
lion in 1860, and aided materially in the
nomination OF Abraham Lincoln.
A London journal tells Of gentleman
who visited the telegraph Office Ia old Broad
street not long ago. He was desirous oil az
pertaining hos Tar communication on =
single circuit could be extended. First, the
operator contested with = German town,
then with Odessa, then with Teheran. then
with Agra. and finally, TO the visitors
treat delight. with Calcutta, 1000 miles
away. Perhaps, II the gentleman takes
good care OF his health, his old sge may
find him chatting through . perfected tele'
phone, over az equal distance.
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HOW linking Powdcrs are mnde.

While rival companies are diAruting as
10 what ingredients ara To be found h. the
best baking powder the public will be
interested IN the following definition Of
these now indispensable articles, co given
by Apploton's Cyclopeil, the acknowl-
edged American authority:
Tho best baking powders are composed
OF hitartrnte OF potash Cream OF tartar tar
turic acid, carbonate OF ammonia and GODS
hi.carbonate. bound together by title
stnrch "
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THE RAIN.

The reporter hes NTH IN the divine
promise that there shall not be a second
flood N the strict seDge oil the word, or elsa
he would engage ut olcs in the building of
az ark. TIE fountains OF the heaya1s were
opened Yesterday motu!ug, and volumes ~
wster fell upon The earth, flooding the
fields and doing considerable damage 10
crops. The Trinity river is on n boom.
Last night about 10 o'clock there was q
light foil Of hail, aud ~ tho hour Of going
10 pres8 It continues 10 rain.
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LOCAL LORE.
The fompkius Machinery and nipple
msat COmpapy-A Solid
COrpora,iOn-At tho CITY Couucll Las
Night.
0iher Matters, Local 10 Nature.
THE rOMPKINs MACHINERY AND
IMPLElIEhr COMPANY.

THE TO,IPKINs MACHINERY AND
IMPLEMENT COMPANY.
The formation OF this com peny Ia an en-
tefpriao Of 20 10 oh importance 10 Dallas ns
10 deBafve speuil notice Of the hands Of the
HERALD. IL Wus sarerId lAtt week una ,r
the general Laws OF Texas, and its orgenzA.
authorized capital 10 $4,000, Of which one.
hell has been subscribed and fully paid up.
Il rs named ia honor Of our fellow towns.
man, Msior X. V. Tompkins, the pioneer
dealer IN machinery and agricultural i'm.
piements Ia north Texas, and for many
Years the leading merchant in that liue In
the state. Fog the past twelve years be hae
been the foremost man in every enterprise
having for its object the improvement aud
development of Dallas, and he is too well
known In north Texas 10 roqcire further
mention, Major rompkins has conveyed
20 the EeW compsns the goodwill OF bis
business, together with his mammoth brick
and iron storo-houSe, 200 feet lqueie, the
largest end most complete building In the
south used for such purposes, Besides
Major Iompkins, amongst the stock
holders are the following well known
merchants, manufacturers and capitalists.
a. X, Root, OF the firm OF j. u. HAyuer
d Co., ofSt. Louis; Skinner & Wood Of Erie,
Pennsylvania, manufactures Of engines,
Jonu n. Simpson, vics.president OF the
Exchange bank Of Dallas and one of the cat.
tlg kingo OF Texas, James Q. 0'Connor prse.
ident OF tho City National bank Of Dallas,
Il. L. Coweo, j. Il. Henderson and l.. A.
PTes, well-known Dallas capitalists George
n. Burnett, - present tho state agent OF
j. Il. HByuer d Co, snd George Il. Cassell,
for the past ten wears closely identified with
the houls OF X, V. Tompkins.
These gentlemen are men OF large means
and wel.-known business ability aud enter.
prise, aud SO they have never yet failed in
hands %, the HERRAD predicts prosper
Qua career Tor tha new company under their
management.
Tho company has elected the following
officers: r. V. TompkiaP president; J. y.
Henderson, yce.presidenJ; GEORGE Il. Ben
nett, superintendent aud George II Casslll
secretary and ire lsUrer.
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De. A. p. Smith, oi ID First Pfesbyte-
riau church uoltcu IN marriage yesterday,
DR.. A. J. Smith, oi Grcsnyil,c, Alabsmp ,
TO Miss Nellie Nolan, an accomplished
young lady OF this city. Tho reverend gen
tleman WHO tied the nuptisl knot congratG-
lated tho fair bride % her becoming one of
the great Smith family, and the HERALD
joins IN wishing bo,h a world Of Joy.
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ATTENTION TKayrIINo MEN.

All travelling men who desire to Join the
Travelling Mea's union, will iod every
thing prepared for initiation, and can i'm.
mediately become members and participate
in the management of business brought be
fore the union II they will meet the directors
At Mayors hsll at o O'Clock. q. m, Nav 2l,
1884. All travelling men In the city are re-
adested TO meet with the Travelling Mems
union. FRANK WHEAr.
SECRETARY,
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RAUAI HEARD FROM.

Il. Baum, charged with completely in the
cotton swindllng oasee, writes MS attorneys
from Eureki Springs, and says that he will
sue those papere, which falsely represented
that no had skipped bis bond and fed for
Mexico. He writes that his health is fast
foilinr
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ANTIpCTE 10 NeALARlh,

TIE fEE..s itEtE a EEvF NAN.
"t have had Dyspepsia. With Noasilps-
lou,INo Sc. y. Hi.s ,4Avc triad ten rincfcM
kinds OF pills. auc TUFTS an tho lirsi
that have done ula aly good. Itev have
Cleaned ue cui nicely. Ny aprcilte IL
splendid, food digosts readily, add now
have wltulai EIef ACES. I feel Ike a nov
man." N.D. ErW ARDS, Palmyrr,, O.
soiievcrsvierH ..,sr. OF 20, ~ Murray St.,N.f
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A FRACTURED RIB.

Mr.. George T. Atkiag fell out Of ham
mock OF his residence, on the corner OF Ross
avenue and Mas.en street Sunday, and
fractured rib. He will be himself again
LIN a lhH DAYS.
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Lupdborg's Perfume, EieEis.
Luudb0rg's Perfume, ARreohal Mel Rote.
Luudb0re's Perfume, A pine Violet.
Luud oorg's Perium3, Lily Of tue Valley
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Wells "Rough on Corns."
Ask Tor Wells' Rough on Corns.n 15o
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corn 0
warts bunionE.
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Solid Rep. North,

"solid north any more thaa the roPnbl.-
osns really expect to rupture tue "aolid
soutn," One Is JUS, about no "solid" ~
the other. Florida and North Carolina are
40 OBJECT 10 Connecticut and Oregon, but
none Of tho tour are really doubtful IN a
presidential election.
The contest IL therefore confined 20 six
slntsr, namely, California with voter, In.
diana with 10, Nevada with 3, New J,rg-N
with o, New YORK with SO, ard Ohio v.ih
% votos-n total of % electoral votes. Ihs
candidate that can get AS votes out Of tnis
lot OF states will become the next presirelt.
- -
uT tskt, I.l..ii ,a Aha hot e,,,f.t,,,. 10
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BANK DIRECTORY.

The following persons were yesterday
elected to the directory OF the City National
bank, viz: Judge NJ. l.. Crawford, J. +.
O'Counor, and II. 7. I.aniZ.
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Tho Electoral Vote.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald recalls attention tn the
clossness OF the match between the "soliu
18th" aid las "solii soulh.r Esoa W
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these political solids consltta OF six.
teen siates. casting an almost EQUAL mum.
Der OF electoral votes. A table makes this
apparent nj glance;
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Planning. Mill burned.
CHATTANOOGA, May 20.-Woodward'
planning mill ana an adjoining building were
burned; loss, $4,000
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Let all lovers OF fine music, rectstive
ability, etc, be cure 70 attend the Dallas
opera-hcuse tomorrow evening.
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Prcsbytorinns In Luck.
NEw YoRK, Nav 20.-The will OF JOSEF h
Dudley bCqueaths f22 600 tovsrious Presi y
terrain organizations.
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Personal,

Latte Jokosn Is the best smoking to
baooo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
Corner EI1n and Muir

PatroniGa your homo shoe factory.
Big crowds 40 HunaiGble's on Saturdays.
Candidate sear Hunstable's boots.
Drummerl travel ia HurstGb.c fhoec.
lua Huur4 .D.1 s4..e s...o Aa tA1 place.
Do you wear the Huustablu GAOa.
/ buv my shoes ~ 7l2 Elm street.
I The Hurs.abie shoe store a ntXi 30 Gold
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Buy Huns.Gble shoe every time.
Call in et Huustsble's for boots and shoo-.
Leave your order a. the Huustable fac
tory.