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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

DeNToN. Jure4 Especial. The Denton
Building and Loan ,ssocistiou was organ.
'zed here last night, By tbs election oil
FauEht, Gates, Barton Dawson, Oitman,
Witherspocu, Pnmber, Edwards and Ham,
dlrec' ors. DEF, NJ. Taught Was elected
presidents; 2. ]. Gates, secretary and W A.
Pnnder treasurer; The capital stock OF tt"
sc, ~ooistion is 500 600 aud nesrlv $40 900
has been tsken. j. Minou, G r. Rood and
I. V. Morrison OF Dsnison, are in the city
and will assist in the organization OF a
horticultural society here Tonight. Ql,te
an interest 10 taken in horticulture ia this
action. ard many new societies are being
formed. L. is expected to organiza one
general society at Depisop, made up from
the societies ia the smaller towns in north
TEXAS, for the mutual interchange ofviews
aud for the better enabling north Texas to
mns" . r'edi'sble sho wing at the exposi.
.,yA - y a@ OrIeanS,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
NOTICE.

Parties owning dogs are hereby notified
thst the ordinance rsgulsting dogs running
as large will be rigidly enforced firm and
after June l0.h, 1884. Attention Is called
to the following section of chapter XXX
SECTION 8. 1t shall be the duty Of the
police officers to capture and impoand in
The city pound, any dog or bitch found
running at lsrge within the corporate
limits OF the city of Dallas without
a collar, as prescribed by section two of
this article, aud 1t snsll b. the duty OF the
police officers to capture and imround any
dog or bitch found running at large within
the corporate limits of the city between the
LIST of June and October In each year, with.
out having his or her mouth securely muz-
zled, even should said dog or bitch be pro.
vided with a collar, ss is prescribed by
section two OF this article, and it shall be
the duty of the city marshal to kill oil dogs
or bitches remaining in the city pound
twentv.four hours after their capture and
impounding, being unclaimed and unre.
deemed, as hereinafter prescribed. All
monies collected shall DO psid into the
treasury OF the city. J.O. ARNOLD.
City Marshal.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
wEATHERFORD.

WATERFORD. June 1 ESPECIAL 1.-The
city council last night Instructed Tessurer
Mat Cameron TO by $1,000 OF outstanding
street improvement bonds. Tbs owners
get $50 above face value on the amount,
which shows 'nut Weatheriord's financial
standing is a No. l.
The Sun wos selected az the official Or
gan OF the city for the ensuinr year.
In addition TO the damage sustained by
the wall Of the new Citizens
Bank building falling on the
store house OF McCall & Mccall, occupied
by DR.. N. @. Nesr and Henry L. Miller, as
reported vest, rjay, the Singer sewing ma
chine company had several machines badly
broken and the general msnsger, Mr..
Miller, Lost valuable office furniture. MIR:
j. r. Couts generously promises to do all
that is equitable and right in repairing the
loss OF these parties who loss Dy the falling
OF his property, though his oSn loss VIII be
about $500.
Weather is fair at last with no presebt
dedication OF more rain.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

PAPER IS now Successfully manufactured
in Florida. Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland,
birth Carolina, South Carolina, Tennes.
zee, Virginia and West Virginia. All
sorts are made, from news and writing
paper, to book, IN mile, Wrapping, board,
roofing, plotting, tissue and chemical fibre.
In all there gre s'x.y-five mills, making
I35 tons Of paper, boards and pulp. In
Virginia there a.s four mile, three at
Richmond and one at Winchester, making
twelve tons Of tissue, BOOK, news, blot
ting and wrapping papers aod boards,
while West Virginia closes the litt with
eight mills, msKing over thirty tons OF
wrapping, MANTLE, rews and tea papers,
boards and chemical fiber. Marylsnd has
the largest number OF paper mills Of any
one ct ate enumerated. Texas, having bet
ter advantages than any other state for the
m ,nufacture, buys all he paper she uses.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

McKisstY, June 4 - fSpsolal TIT,
morning Hattie Lsriigue tell n distance O
twenty feet, from a window In ibs second
story OF the Johnson block. She iell across
isleUhone wire, which, ~ y measure, broke
the force ~ tho fail. Her wrist ID broken
aud she sustained severe Commissions about
tho hesd and body. Reaction has set IL,
but her condition Is still critical.
Lest evening, At the Metnodi I church,
Mr.. James y Wiley and Miss Mittis Allen
were united In marriage by the Rev. J. w.
Hill. Tho bride and groom are
among the most popular members oil
society, and their union Was
witnessed by = happy throng Of friends.
After the marriage a reception was given
the bridal couple ut the residences Of Mrs.
Cason.
Rev. DR.. Ditller. ofthe Methodist church,
preached TO AZ appreoiativs audience last
night. The sermon was pronounced q
magnificent one and efforts are bs,ng made
to induce tina orator 10 remsin and dslivsr
a sermon on rnbiect "Heavsn" Sunday
next.
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LOCAL LITERATURE.
Art Top'cs-seboIas'Ic Statistics
"Pr%oitctipgv Their Pets.
Oihtr Matters. LociI In Na'ure.
mr. nEAnLY DULL

FEf
II has jn,, leaked out thA, some weeks
stree = ~ssngnlpary duel was fought by two
uvsl yer, men In a Town on the Houston
& rsI.s Central railroad south OF Corsi'
cana, bat which has hitherto been oareluliy
oDnu-aled tom the public, IL appears The
parties mad pr. yiously had q quarrel, which
resulted in The larger man OF tue too
knocking down The other, and ~ the Time
IL wss thought that nothing more would
come Of 1t, bu. tue assaulted parry
nrooded over his iDjury and de,
after consulting his friends he challenged
his sssailant TO meet him on tho Held or
honor, which was promptly acospled, The
selection OF arms and ammunition being
entrusted to q mutual friend whose rubi-
cund face, by the way, can usually ne seen
on the platform Of the arrival OF every
train. All necessary arrangements having
been duly made ,u and the tsssund ssIi,SsSi
eut, with lev friends sach
drove out OF town about daylight,
and after a ohort drive, alighted In u
secluded spot, surrounded by mesquite
bushes. Ten PAGES we're measured oil, the
men placed In position, banded their pistols
and were ordered 20 Dire Then the judge
counted thee. Gentlemen, pre you ready2
Yes. was replied by both. One, TO. n
before three was cslled both the dusllists
commenced firing. At the fourth shot the
man who gave tho challenge fell with q
grosn. end his opponent believing he
had inflicted . mortsl wonrd
took to his heels and ran seven miles before
stopping TO take breath. Men on horseback
sbeedily gave chase, but not until q hard
race did they succeed in catching up with
him.
Oa examination the wounded man, who
wss thought to be kilt intirrly." was found
uninjured. and II then trapspired that the
mutual friend entrusted to select arms,
ETC., bad exchanged the lesden balls for
some made Of tsllow, and thus endsd In a
frolic what might nave been q "bloody
nurder.n
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, June 4-[Special. 1.-The city
and county collectors were selling property
yesterday and to-day for delinquent taxes.
The 6an Houston steam fire company
cidsd to enter the stats contest at Fort
Worth.
All north.bound trains on the Houston &
Texas Central since Yesterday morning
have been delayed BY injuries to the road
from the recent rains This delay has
caused some inconvenience to readers of the
HERALD and to passengers.
The weather has been clear and pleasant
today, snd 1t IL the earnest prayer oil
every q that it will continue so.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
JUDGE NORTON AT CHICAGO.

The special correspondent Of the Kansas
City Times from Chicago thus word paints
Our distinguished feilow.citizen "a
wealthy rancher, q man who By his Rip
Van Winkle.like appearance is attracting
very general attention at the Sherman, is
JUDGE NoRror, editor Of the Intelligspcer
o. Dallas, Texas. He made q vow 10 toe
dim. distant past, to let neither shears nor
razor come near his hirsute excresepces till
HesRY CLAY had been elected president
That event not coming to pass, bis hair and
beard look very odd, to say the least. Pm
for JIM BLAINE he says, and when he is
elected he'll whoop mp this country as it
has never been whooped up before The
question is whether "shis county" wants
-'whooping up" just at present, and If cur
venerable friend will only vow not to pare
his toe nails until JAMES BLAINE
is elected president for the ~whooping mp
businssr, We guarantee the Judge will
never ssarvs-he cln always tcfs,ch for Q
liying.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
The Penn Bank.

PI1TsBURG. Pa, June 4.-Assignee War
rem. q, the Penn bank, to-day made a re.
port of the condition of the books. The
report shows the amount due individual
depcsitnrs 81 4f6, 205 05: amount of over
drsftR. 81, $50 953 80. A majority OF the di.
reotors withdrew their accounts Nav 26lh,
the dav the bank closed a second tune. For
obvious reasons the assignee refused TO
make public the names OF dtpositors.
fling mn the sffairs of the bank.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
JEFFERSON.

J%EFFGR'oy. June 4.-[ Special. = Mr.. q,
MAYO. special correspondent of tho HERALD,
and Miss Carrie e. Brown were united in
tho holy bonds cf mstrimony at 8 O'Clock
this morning, at the Presbyterian church,
Rev. DR.. J.. II. Virgins, officiating. The
church was beautifully festooned with
flowers OF rare fragrance. Miss Carrie
Brown is ore Of Jtiferson's fairess society
bellies. Mr.. Mayo stands very high In
society circles and is a worthy vouug man,
The youog aud happy couple leave on the
west bouud passenger Train for Dali BE
their future home.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
KAUFMAN.

KAUFMAN, June 4 Especial. heavy
ram fell here this morning which will dam
age the farmers q great deal, as the wheat
crop IL ready for harvesting. The crop ID
reported good In this county.
District court is in session.
Owing to 10 mucn rain business Is very
dull. We haven't had but n daily In
over two weeks. No trains running
through on either road. We get some mail
here On the Trunk BY transfer. Can't you
Get our papers on ssme.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

Ladies should reflect well before using
any preparation that is sppIied to 90 deli
cate q surface as the skin. Any cosmetic
Will at first impart q identifying effect and
nos apparently injure the skin. but in q
very snort time little blotches and discolora-
lions appear on the face which ~conclusively
show the poisonous drugs in their cOm posi-
ton. 1t can be safely said that more than
two-thirds Of the face powders contain these
Injurious ingredients. Pozz ,ni's medicatsd
complexion powder 10 not only absolutely
free from all deleterious matter, but its
principal Ingredient is an sotiye curative ior
ali diseases OF the skin. 1t has stood the
lest of years Sold bv all druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

dsiHmsniI N he hsslih NJ The
.titv Aifh6ush the elty IL IN
\ comparatively heslthy condition, vet ha
proposes ~ see ihst The sanitary laws are
strictly observed IN fnsfd sftinat sioHhess.
Several rallles have been arrested, aud the
arrests gill continue until The sanitary
fules afs adhered 10. The pfopls Will 10
plaud his ~ ifis In this dire itiO0.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

WI avs N|f..4-INl lu aSNuu 500 q.
w q " Arr a. acaudidaie ioi C4u,iabi.
y prrfiIft so L.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

A NEW departure was made by the repub,
licans in electiug LYNCH, the ortoroon, oveI
POWELL CLAYTON, the full.bred. The lat
ter vas he choice of the national committee
and as such was presented to the conven'
ton But a point was in sight, and CLAY
TON was "sit down on" By the way CLAY
roH's sleeveless ann was frequently re-
ferred to as having been s~uperinduced by
armed enemies OF his country. The fact IL,
% ever Arkansas knows, POWELL lost his
arm BY accident, while hunting pariridges.
It WAS thus { ,ey inside bis enemy suaI.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

REPUBLICANS seem to grSvitate towards
this sons Of heroes. BOB LINCOLN has e big
following H.RRIsos, the son OF old TIP.
PdoANoz, is spoken OF frequently as q prob.
able dark horte. Why don't they try it
on old man GRANTS brood? He has n OF
his WI name and nature. Couldn't the
''Bus!nsss MEMS delegation, OF New York."
give him q boom.
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COUNTY COURT,

The county court was engaged yesterday
irving the case OF T. 81. Bibb W. l.. M. Har.
~. The suit grew out Of an alleged con.
tract bet ween plaintiff and defendant for
getting bois dare blocks for the paving
OF Elm street. II teemed from the evidence
that plaintiff Jailed 10 comply with his part
OF the confr act in q satisfactory manner,
and the contract wes revoked by defendant
Plaintiff sued for dsmages, but the jury
rendered a verdict for defendant, thus de-
eating the claim for damages end throwing
plaintiff In for a heevy bill OF cos 8 |. N
Mccoy, eser. re presen'e0 The plaintiff and
Messrs, CoWarL & Smith the deisudaoG.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

New YoRK, Juns 4.-BrIghton Beach
rae "a:
First Neutrality-suspicious. OF q mile;
won by King Fan. Time: 6 IL.
Mile and Elghrh-Jim Nelson won; Bar
badur and Latestring ran a dead heat for
second place. Time-1:56.
Mile and Quarter Race-Wou by Mics
Brewster; Mixes Pride, second; Flower OF
Meath, third. Time-2:l112
Brighton Beach Stskes-F r 3.year-oldt:
Won by Tattler; Tornado. second; King
Tom, third. 'cime-l:45 IL.
Stseplechase-Over short course; won
by Buck eye; FL Uspit,n, second; ComLro-
mise, third. Time, 2:47 IL.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
FREE GRASS.

The HERALD has deprecated the agita.
t,on of the free grass question at this time,
for it can result IN no good to the cattle in.
terests of the state and may bring about
still more onerous wrongs, as the cattle
nien term them. As yet, the stock..mea OF
Texas have NJ good cause for complaint.
The profits they realizs on their invest.
ed for the school and other public lands,
are greater by far than those OF any other
business or industry in the whole country.
The present law bearing on this subject
was passed by the last legislature after long
elaboration and DEBATE, and when it was
finally enacted it met the appreciation OF
fully three.fourths Of the people Of the
whole state. 90 far it has given very
general satisfaction even to the cattle
men Themselves, and If The matter is forced
upon the next Legislature, it can only re.
suit in an extended consideration of the
whole land question, with its equally per.
picking circumstances, fences, o.ds and
highways. And when these questions are
brought up 1t would be difficult to elect Il
legislature in Texas hat would not be in
favor OF having roads and lanes around
nearly every section Of land 10 the state. i
Q feU persons we're to petition for the same
roo much tamperiug with laws is OF en-
bsleiui to the very interests II is intended
tn subserve, and if the csttls men were
wise they would submit to the evils which
hey say now opposes them in several
wsys, than to fly to others, they know not
sha'. The HERALD nas expressed itself in
favor Of the state leasing the school lands
for the best prices stcck-raisors and others
can sfford to pay, just as would be done by
individuals did they own the lands.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

JOHN D. TRNrLEroN's nomirat alton for re.
election is assured. The only opposition to
him is Oh the part Of q few interested ONES
who would have the people condemn him
f,c doing his sworn duty in an homes. way.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
GAlNE,yILLE

GAINEt VILE, June 4.-[SDecial.l-A
rr ,niiurnt attorne, aod real estate agent,
A, Eddleman was married tbi. afternoon III
the Uhristisn church 20 Miss L zzie Horn:
both of this city. RSv. SewsIl officiating;
they started south on q tour TO be gone
ABOUT two weeks.
A street car turned over Yesterday on
corner OF California and Lindsay streets, in
making the turn; two ladies we're aboard;
excepting y slight bYuise to I'm arm OF one
no further damage was done.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

At certain Seasons OF Tho year nearly
every person sGffers TO q pr.a,er or less ex
tent from impurity Of tho blood, bilious
ness, etc, etc This should be remedied as
soon az discovered ,othrrwiss serious resnlt.
a follow. Sherman's "Prickly ash BIT
tiers" will etfpcrua'ly remove all faint OF dis
eess and restore You to health.
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The Oregon Election.

PORTLAND. ORG, June 4.-Complete re-
ing, The majority OF Herman republican,
far congress will be fully
100, 1t Is believed that Thayer
(~democrst) hss been elected supreme
}udee. The returns received indicate the
Legislature will have . republican majority
Of four on Joint ballot. Communication
from the interior Of the rtate 10 SO SOW
that It will bs several days before the
Goal result 10 known.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

A coLoRED man and brother being told
yesterday that LYNCH, u negro, had been
made temporary chairman OF the republic
az convention, pertinently asked: whats
dc salary" That darkey would evidently
prefer being doorkeeper in the house OF
God on fair wages to qo,te a position in the
eilded halls OF the uncodly on a tsffy die.
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HLu,ToH, June i-[Spsolal Weather
O ear to-day. Waters generally are tall oR.
The hrsEns river 10 said - have isllen
three feet since yesterday.
News from .tlison. thirty miles iron,
mere, ia ihst John Taylor apd Coo 81
had q row Sunday evening, which
was renewed yesterday, Cooper drew q
revolver on rsvlor, aud the latter struck
him with his fist and broke ihe neck ri
mis- antagonist, causing instant death, II
was reg sIded A. an accident, and justify
pble. Ia, lor was released on S., 100. Both
had been living there seysrsl years, and
both have small families. Bond Was easily
made.
No rain to-day, and waters are reported
falling.
TIE body OF Captain Ell Atkinson, who
was dro wned over a week ago Ia the Trin!.
ty nyer near Beaumont, was found TO-DAY
thirty miles below. 1t will be buried To-
morrow irym Christ church.
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TEXAkKANA

TExARKANA, June 4.-[Speoial. lat II
last night . shootiug stfray took place IN
front OF Lemley's %trug-store between +.
Lanossto, an Italian barber, and James
Dawson: F~orfnnsteiy none o. ;the shots
we're exchanged. They were, perhaps, too
scared to hit anything smaller than o
spread blsnket six feet away.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

ALL the despatcaes from Chicag, TO the
great da.lies refer to tho use OF money
among southern delegations. Tnis is very
Notifying even to southern democrats,
bat II our Texas RAIDS" do get ust n little
Of that style OF presidential argument we
hope they will bring It home with them.
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For sale by all drugg
CITY COURT.

City We. A. ]. johnson, ixtoxication;
fined 81.
City vs.. james Mcdonald, exposing per-
son; fined 81. -,
Oity vs. james Nowlip, Interfering with
private property; 6ned 81.
City We. Pat ..WIlkersoD, Doran Bros, ].
NJ. Thompson, G. beaumont, N. A. Mason,
W. NJ. Orr, j. q. Bryan, W.. J. Clark, M.
Donshoue, J. v. Ohilderr, L. II. Miller and
Pat Burke, permitting . nuisance, were
continued to the 25th and 18th instances.
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TIL pspers in the state op oosing
BARNEY GIBBS for Acknowledgements arc
some one else to tor that office AZ
the Galveston News is In fading some one
posIessing temerity to say he will be tor gov.
erEor a. the coming Houston convention.
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Shoes.

GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TO-FUR.
NIsH THEMSELVES WITH FINE
SHOES CAN BE SURE OF GETTING
THE BEST IF THEY Ask THEIR
sHOE.DEALER FOR HANAN'S.MAKE
OUR GOODS ARE MADE OF THE
FINE 1T MATERIAL, AND THE WORK
Is so WELL PUT TOGETHER THAT
THE SHOES WILL WEAR AND
KEEP THE SHAPE. ANY FOOT,
SLIM. MEDIUM UR WIDE, CAN BE
FITTED BY A DE ALER WHO KEEPS
AFrLL LINE OF OUR GOODS. OUR
NAME is STAMPED ON THE SOLE
OR WOVEN IN HE. STRAP. OF Ev-
cry SHOE.
HANAN s. SON.
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-" '"f''s ~ TI,,u'p ~ 'ne hAP'r"''""

Look n the printed lGbe! Oh yonr papc,. TIE
Trtd thereon shows when the subscription O..
r'us Forward the money Ia ample tne Tor
renewal, Il you de'ife uubrOkcu algs as we can.
% always furnish back numbers.
'uOs .ribcr' desiring the adde's OF tSeir paper
5lsascd Will pl, sse STATE in their c~JinmuulcG.
on 10Th the old and new address.
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Yesterday was pension dav, and County
Clerk Hill was cusy issuing rrnsion certi-
ticates to applicants. There we're only q
few new ones added to the list, which was
published Q short time ago in the HERALD.
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GRRATEST an BARTB.

cuucuBA RsNspIE aye tho ereate't medicidss
on .arh Had the worst case Salt Rheum Ia
this country. Ny mother had n twenty years,
and IN fact died from It. ! believe CG,ieuRA
would have saved h.r life. Ny arms. breast and
head were covered for 'hree years, which roth.
ing relieved or cured until I us q the CuTIcuRA
REsoLvKsr internally and CUTIcuRA and IULI-
GU "A Soar externally. j, w. ADAM. Newayk u,
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PROTECTING THEIR PETS.

There is quite a rush at the City Assessor
and Collector Bogel'4 Office OF those who
are willing to pay their one American. dol.
lar to keep their dogs from being lariated
by the ruthless Mexican. The city is
full of worthless CANNES that ought to be
made away with.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

publican delegates are office holders and
ARTHuR men. They should be mt rched
into the ball to tie tune OF when you get
. good thing. save il, save it,"
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The scholastic census report OF 1884 for
the city of Dial as has lust been fnishet,
and it shows a total of 2 53i children enti-
tied to receive benefit under came. This
shows an increase Of ga over that OF last
year.
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THROUGH TRAVEL RESUMED

The washouts on the different railroads
have all been repaired and trains are again
running on regular time. The rains which
fell northwest of this point, were very
heavy and caused a rapid rise of the various
streams in this section.
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ISDICtrIOS-,

For the West Gulf States: Local rains snd
partly c'outy; stationary iempa.ure- in the
southern portion; slight rise in northern po.-
ton; ro.tA 10 cas-! winds, shifting 10 ST. :neast-
cry.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05

LoNovIEw, Juno 4.-[Spec'al. ]-Gregg
county peing short Of cotton seed for re-
planting. railway officials found out what
vas needed and rue International sent q
car-losd for free distribution.
Heoith very good, unusually SO, even for
eprtpg.
J. u. Tilley brought In a bottle of water
from . we'll on his plsce, showing decided
traces OF oil. The water has been changing
in %cnsrscler; salty, then some oil indica'
lions; teets will be made.
The grand jury adj ourned to-day, having
found II blls; no grsver offente han
felony.