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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29
CARD.

I,.ke pIsasurs In statiag to tho patrons
aud friends of this ency that my broth
a.. HARRY WBEAr, 10 Authorized TO
4 ave orders for insuraucs, collect yreni-
INNS. mr. ,rvrsact suy business connected
I'm INV Ars,ry. at No. 1e3 Msin street.
FRANK WHEAT.
r.,.-us~v fg Iaal.
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The Rev. Geo. Il. Thsyer, OF Bourbon,
Ind, nays: both my self aud wiis owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumpt,On cure. Sold
by JEFF n. House. Dallas Texan.
, --------
No longer Q question Of opinion: We guar.
ADtAa every box Of Acksr's Dvspepsia ceh.
lets. Price % and % osnts. Sold BY W. II,
Patterson 4 CO.
A nasal injector FREQ With each bottle Of
6hiloh's Cstarrh Remedy. Prios 70 cents.
Sold By Jed NJ. Hsuss.
The largest saoetmsut Of type in the city
to select Eom 81 the HesALD Job once.
II
Fash!ouabis novelties in nns Millinery
French pattern hats and bonusts st A1.
Il. ChcstnuN on Elm street next TO
sms.
Ladies' furnishing goods and bridal out
eta . speciality. Go 10 Bsumanb.
Cheap Fse,.
cheaper than wood or coal.
Use Acksr's Eoeilsn Remedy for con.
sumption. Said BY W. II. Patterson q Co.
OtO0iOK O0t ~ oou UssoW Cosb " Aok0
room tor spr1g goods u Bsumsa's.
ahilohs Ours Viil mmsdjstsly rSlisvs
0oup, Whooping cough, and bf0nehitis
Sold 81 w. n. P6ttsssoo 4 o..
Jsrssys Jsrssys. Il psiess 70 suit. ct Baa-
mmr.
send or tslspasos yoas erdsrs 10 ~
pair water pipss and pu0pB 70 A. Ne.
Whirk. piumbes 416 hin sffss4.
Jsnsys. Jsrssys. q p1css 70 % Il. at Bau
mans.
Cicsipe out q and bslov sost 10 naks
room Or speise soods 9. sssasa's.
Trimmed and untrsaAssl Aass end bsa-
0so ct youy own pries = Baaman's.
Trimmed and unsRtnmed hafssand boa.
nets - yoaf own pel~s q BauoanS.
The HsRALD 100 Ofl1cs does The leading
business Of the city. Dos't forget IL.
Fi1y ladies' anita vcrsh sac 10 el2 We
cell at te 80 10 $50. a Bauman's.
Fsney::rsods aad.nosions. ss:ssst ct Bau-
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Thar 10 Q secrss spout

Thorv 10 . secret apouf
Mexican Female Remedy
Whioh eli isdtss should know. Bee our
(Sreuiar n yoar dyuggist-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

Bupstabls's rubber shoes are sssy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

The HsRALD ZOO Ofnos does The lsadin,
business of the city. Dos't forget IL.
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Hvpdrsds write thsy owe their lis and
present eosd health 10 Acksre Ep Rissh
keWesiy. for cousumption. cousha. eoSos.
ste- 6eii by W. II. PAtesrson 20.
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Fs,ey::rsods ssd:notions.. as:ssst ct Bsu-
n,an's.
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WIN You sunsR With Dyspspda and
YAvcr Ocm plsint7 shijoh's Care y the
rS1Sdy fof Il. Sold BY Js6 n. Houss,
drueafse Dallas. TeIns.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08

How To PLUCK POULTRY. i have
known persons on market day to go
out and kill tive We or fifteen fowls,
and to bring them into room
where there would be half dozen
women and boys pulling few
feathers at a time, between the
thumb and forfngers, to prevent
tearing them. Now for the benefit
of such [ will give our plan. Hang
the fowl by the feet by small cord !;
then with a small knife, give one
cut across the upper jaw, opposite
the corners of the mouth after the
blood has stopped running stream,
place the point Of the knife in the
groove in the upp=r part of the
mouth. run the blade up into the
back part otsthe head, which will
cause twitching of the muscles
Now is your time, forSevery feather
yields as if by magic, and there is
no danger of tearing the most tend
er chick. Before he attempts to
flap you can have him as bare as
the day he came out of the egg.
| - fou1naL of H011lculture.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08

RACKLOG SKETCHES, our large 10 page
- paper, filled with charming serials, stories,
choice miscellany, ETC., is sent months ON TRIAL
for rs cents and send EVERY subscriber
FREE our new HOLIDAY PACKAGE, con-
sisting of 10 pieces of popular music 10 interest
ing games, pack of age and fortune ling cards,
pack Hold to Light cards, pack fun and
in magic, new puzzles, games Of fortune, the
mystic oracle. rs ways TO get rich, Heller's won
derful delusion cards, etc, ENDLESS AMUSE--
MENIl Agents wanted. Sample paper TO
stamp. BACKLOG PUBLISHING Co., Augusta, Me.r
AZ
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08

Use the Magneton Appliance Co.'s
Magic Lung Protector |
PRICE ONLY S..
They are priceless to Ladies, Gen tlemen
and Children with weak Lungs. No case
of pneumonia or Group is ever known
where these garments are worn. They a lso
prevent and cure heart difficulties, colds,
rheumatism. neuralgia, throat troubles
diphtheria, catarrh, and all kin dred diseas-
es. Will wear any service for three years.
Are worn over the under-clothing.
nhThQpH 1t is needless to describe the
oA1Altltu symptoms of this nauseous dis
ease that is sapping the life and strength
of only too many of the fairest and best of
both sexes. Labor. study and research in
America, Europe and eastern lands, have
resulted in the Magnetic Lung Protector,
afording cure for catarrh. a remedy which
contains no drugging of the system, and
with the continuous stream eff magnetism
penetrating through tho afflicted organs.
must restore them to healthy action. We
place our price for this appliance at less
than one-twentieth Of the price asked bY
others for remedies upon which you take
all the chances, and we especially invited
the patronage Of the many persons who
have tried drugging their stomachs without
eject.
H0W m 0RTATN This Appliance. Go to
HuH ~ ODlhlN your druggist and ask
for them. 1t they have not got them, write
to the proprietors, enclosing the price, in
letter. at our risk, and they will be sent to
you at once by mail post paid. H
Send sta mp for the New Depar,ure in
Medical Treatment without Medicine,
with thousands of Testimonial.
THE MAGNETON APPLIANCE CO..
2lS State Street. Chicago, Ill.
NoTE.-Send $1.00 in postage stamps or
Gu. ency lin letter at our risk with size of
shoe usually worn, and try a pair of our
Magnetic Insoles, ana be convinced of the
power residing in our Magnetic Appliances.
Positively no cold feet where they are
worn, OF money refunded. 4OIy.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08

Miss Mulock tells us that it takes
a heroine to be economical for will
not many woman rather run in
debt for bonnet than wear one
year out of the mode ?give a ball, and
stint the family dinner for a month
after ? take a large house and fur
nish handsome reception rooms,
while her household huddles to-
gethersanyhow ? She prefers this
hundred times to stating plainly by
word or manner, "My income is
SO much a year-I don't care who
know tit will not allow me to
live beyond certain rate, it will
not keep comfortable both my
family and acquaintances. And
society, if you choose TO look in up
on US as we are, without any pre-
fences Of any kind or, you may
say good bye"
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08

Chas. H. Smith of Haddonhelj
has selected 80 horse and 20 mules,
expressly for The wants of Salem
and Gloucester county farmers and
horsemen, and will on 10th inst.
arrive at Jos. R. Lippincott's, near
Woodstown, and will there have
the animals for sale. Go early and
have your choice. Friend Smith
says he had several Matched teams.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
How IN 0RTATN Thi. Appliance. Go to
For Rent.

A House. with nine rooms, on Auburn
street, Woodst0wn. Lot contains half an
acre. A good barn.
6D2 MRS. MARY ANN WALLACE.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
No P4TEfT No P4Y.

DATENTS obtained for mechanical
L devices, medical or other compounds,
ornamental designs, trade marks and labels.
Caveats, Assignments, Interferences, In
Judgements, apd all matters relating to
P2tents pfoEE attended to. We make
preliminary exazA' nations and furnish opin-
ions as to the patentability free of charge,
and all who are interested in new inven-
items and patents are invited to scnd for
copy of our "Guide for obtaining Patents.'
which is sent free to any address, and cor
tains complete instructions how to obtain
Patents, and ether valuable matter. Dur
ing the past five years we have obtained
nearly three thousand Patents for American
and Foreign inventors, and can give salts
factory reference in almost every county in
the Union.
Address, Louis Bagger & Co.,
Solicitors of Patents and Attorneys at-Law
LeDroit Building. Washington, D:C.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
To Rent.

After March 25th next, the place on Main
street. now occupied by Mark Miller.
Apply to G. BRlDGMAN.
492w
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
Lost.
TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH

Fl We Sheep. about three weeks ago.
S. Fl. PANC0AST,
49 If WoodStown, N. J.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
FARM AND FIRESIDE.

KEEPING A Cow ON AN ACRE OF
GROUND. One acre of ground in
lawn and in garden is sufficient to
maintain family cow in amy viii
lage or rural locality. One who
knows how 1t Is done, and has done
it for several years, describes the
method by which it is accomplished:
ga quarier of an acre is in garden
Strawberries, ourrants, grapes,
raspberries. There are six apple
trees and fourteen pear trees. All
but the garden is in grass, chiefly
orchards grass. am already feed
ing down a small piece of orchard
grass under some apple trees the
third time by lettering the COW up
on it. Some Of the grass l have
just cut the second time, and some
will give a third cutting. Fifty
rows of sweet corn for table use now
beginning to yield boiling ears,
and the stalks and husks 60 to the
COW. There are pea vines, bean
vines beet tops, small potatoes and
other wastes to help feed the COW
luxuriously, and in this way the
family COW may be kept in abund-
ance throughout the year upon one
acre, while her manure will keep
the whole acre growing richer
every year and will provide liber.
al quantity for the flower beds and
the shrubs and dwarf-pears on the
lawn. A very large quantity OF
the best manure is ma1eby throv-
ing the weeds with all the soil at
tached to them, the leaves that are
raked up and the wood ashes from
the house, together with as much
soil as may be needed, into pit in
the cowyard, and leading the drain
age from the manure into it. -
| Maine Farmer.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
!! /!

+. A. Lehman, Solicitor of American and For
eign Patents, Washington d. c. All business
Connected with Patents, whether before the Pat
eent Office or the Cosrts, promptly attended to.
no ch rye made unless patent is secured. Send
for circular. a.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
Apples Wanted.

The subscriber will buy at his shop on
Salem street, MONDAYS & THURSDAYS
apples by the barrel
DAVID BAL LINGER,
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Kent.
Tne properly at Eldridge's Hill known
as the Eldridge's Hill Boarding School
property. now occupied by David Ballinger
Possession given Sd Ne. 25th. Enquire of
WIN. 2. FLITCRAFT. Woodstown, or AL
LEN FLITCRAFT 409 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
Dividend Notice.

A dividend of FIVE PER CENT. on the
capital stock of the Mullica Hill ami Woods
town Turnpike Company win be paid at
the store OF Hal ldeman & Hazelton, in Har-
risonville on presentation of certificate of
stock on and after January 1st, Is 81. Ea i
S. HAZELT0N, Treasurer.
Harrisenville, Dec. IL. 1883. 40 At
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08

Ask your Druggist for Browns
IRON BITTERs, and take no other.
One trial will convince you that il
Is just what you need.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
DR.. RICHARD SAPINGTON
A Druggist Cured.

Boonsboro, Md, Oct. IL, 1880.
Gentlemen: Browns Iron Bit
ters cured me of bad attack of
Indigestion and fullness in the stom-
ach; Having edit, l take pleas
ure in recommending it to my Gus
toners, and am glad to say it gives
entire satisfaction to all. +"
GEO. w. HOFFMAN, Druggist.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
For Sale.
Notice.
Lost.
Lost.

A Pair of Spectacles, in Woodstown, on We'd
nesday evening. The fnderwill please leave them
at the Register office.
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08
DR.. EDWARD EARIcKsoN,

Secretary Baltimore College of Phar-
macy, says
~ indorse it as an excellent
medicine, good digestive agent,
and non-intoxicant in the fullest
sense"
Woodstown register., 1884-01-08

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-23
Gov. Ireland as n Marine.

GALVESTON, Aug. Ex-Governor Ire
land to-day, as commander-in. chief Of
the land and marine forces OF Texas
assumed temporary command Of the
only one vessel constituting Che entire
Texas navy. The "Iligera"is the name
of this historic steamer, but though she
Is the whole floating representative oi
the & Q st ST to in tho Union, und l
control Of Captain Joseph Boddaker, she
is host in herself. His Excellency
alter an inspection of the vessel, steamed
about the bay and tossed awhile
ON tho blue waters beyond the
par Among those who took part i'm the
pleasant excursion were Hon. X. II.
Craig. of Mckinney; Thomas w. West,
OF Jacksboro; Hon. Ed Linn, of Victoria;
y. X. Robinson, of Jack county; Cap.
tains Rhodes and Sweeney, of Calves
ton; w. n. Bowen, of the San Antonio
Express; Jack Elgin, of the WAGE Exam.
iner; w. l.. Hall, of the Dallas HERALD,
and last but not least, Mr.. O'Brien
Moore, of the Galveston News editorial
stall. AS the little steamer rounded the
island and headed north, she Rugged
the shore, running closer to the bar i'm
'front.' OF the Beach hotel than anv
steamer has ever before been known ia
DO. Altogether, the trip was a most en-.
joyable one. The Governor spent the
evening quietly n few friends.
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NOTES FROM LoNGyIEw.
kesurveying of;County Boundary--Rain--
Camp-M Getting, Etc,

LoNevIEw, Aug. 22.-[Special. The
resurvey of the Eastern end of the
Rusk-Gregg county line demonstrates
the fact that all the town of Easton is in
Rusk county. This is new town on the
Gulf, Sabine & Short Line, form
erly. Camden, and the Eastonians
are disgusted. 1t is so much more con
yenient for them to be in Gregg.
Local rains have gladened the hearts
of the horny handed farmer and his
shopkeeping creditors, and though far
rom good the crop prospects ave
frightened. While the cotton plant is
small il is laden with fruit and will thus
size. 80
The annual Methodist Episcopal
campmeeting at Wintertield, one and
one--half miles north of town, began yes
terday. Messrs. Smith, the local
preacher, Murrish of Hallyille, and
Sampy of Tyler, will manage it. After
the camp ends revival win be started
at the Longview church.
The nominations were received with
Indifference as they were all foreseen, as
was the action of free grass by nearly
all of our citizens.
The international & Great Northern
north-bound mail, due at 4:45 q. M. is
nine hours and half late to- day, the
detention being burned bridge north
Of Palestine.
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Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The Presi.
dent has appointed Willard z. Tisdel, OF
Painesville, Ohio, agent of the United
States TO the Congo association.
Instructions have becn forwarded Ia
Commander Schley, of the Greely Re
lief expedition for the discharge of all
enlisted men In his command, who are
willing To leave the service. The vessels
composing the lleot will remain In COM
mission at New York until further or
ders. IL is understood Lieut.. Ellorv.
commanding the Bear, will be ordered
to duty ON the new dispatch boat, Dol
phin, as executive officer.
n report has been received at the
Treasury Department from Lieutenant
llealy, giving the details of the cruise OF
the revenue steamer, Corwin, i'm Behring
straits and the Arctic Ocean from June
Sth to July Hth. Ho made diligent
search for the schooner Alaska, which
sailed nom Goodwin Bay for San Fran.
cisco in October, 1883, and says there can
be no doubt of her loss, with all passen
gers and crew. Captain Healy suggests
the establishment of life saving station
ut Point Banow for tho benefit of Ameri-
can vessels that frequent the Arctic
Ocean dusing the whaling season.
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Chicago Rnilroad New,.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-John King, Jr.,
the newly elected Assistant President
Of the Erie road, and representative Of
the English bondholders were il the
city to-day, and inspected the terminal
facilities Of the Chicago & Atlantic,
with which they express themselves
much pleased. Mr.. King says the un-
derstanding in his election was that he
should succeed Jewett as President on
December l. He will also be President
of the Chicago Il Atlantic. He declined
te say what his policy in the manager
ment Of the Erie would be.
w. II. Vanderbilt and party passed
through the city to-day, going over the
Northwestern road. Vanderbilt says
the trip is merely one OF pleasure.
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The Prospectiye war of Rates.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.--The indications
for war on rates to the seaboard, both
on freight and passenger, grow more
pronounced. The fact was made public
this morning that the Trunk line arbi-
traitors had awarded the Grand
Trunk l3 per cent. OF east
bound freight. General Manager Spicer,
of the Grand Trunk, says the road will
refuse to accept the award, as il is 1 7-l0
less than the Commissioners recom-
mendaticn, and that the road win with
draw from the pool. Officials of the
same road Claim that COM
missioner Fink has suggested 10
other roads in the Trunk line passenger
pool TO make common war on the
Grand Trunk. They assert that their
road is in good position to fight, and
assert thai when the time comes it will
be severe one. The opinion i'm rail-
road circles is that open war will result
in few days, and that rates will drop
to worry low figure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-23
BUSINESS BRIEFS.
New York stock Repoy,

New York Stock Report.
NEw YORK, Aug. 2.-Governments
firm.
Railways strong.
State securities quiet.
Tennessee, old, sold at 40 cash.
The stock market opened lower to-day
than on yesterday, on reports that pas
ssenger rates between Chicago and New
York were being cut. The decline in
prices ranged from 4 to per cent in a
comparatively short time. There wss a
marked change for the better in the
temper OF speculation, brought about by
q renewal of the upward movement.
In Union Pacific, stock was taken in
large amounts for both heal
ana out of town account.
many operators being now outspoken
bulls. Prices advanced from 5iM To
57H. In the afternoon the market was
lower, except for Union Pacific and
Western Union, which continued strong
and in demand. After 2:30 D. m. the en-,
tire list rose in sympathy, but in the
linal dealings there was slight reduc-
ton, compared with last night, closing
q TO lss per cent. higher, except for
Northwestern, st. Louis d Nashville,
Lakeshore Il New York Central, which
nre q to B per cent. lower. Transac-
tlOnS, 22g0O0 shares
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The Texas Midland Extension-street
Railway Muddle.

WACO, Aug. %. Especial. THE right
of-way committee of the Texas Midland
railroad, from Waco via Palestine to
Shreveport, Louisiana, was held this
evening. The most cheering accounts
are received from all the towns and
counties along tho proposed route, as
suring the concession OF all desired
right-of-way and depot grounds.
There Is much discussion to-day of A
move in the City Council to compel
street railroad companies to abandon
the use OF "T" rails, substituting flat or
strip iron. As there are no paved streets
in Waco II is contended this Is a useless
and costly regulation, calculated 10 deter
the. railway company from building,
and thus retarding the development OF
streets that need the horse cars.
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SPECIAL SPRAY.

Elder Black, of Illinois, has been con-
ducting a religious revival at tho Chris
tian church at Ennis, for some ten or
twelve days. Some thirty or forty men,
bers have been added TO that church.
Misses Nettio Graber and Jetty Tenn
pleton, of Waxahachie, have been SPEND
ing week or moro with friends in En-
mis-.
Miss Calhoun, of Atlanta, Georgia, Is
visiting tho family OF DR.. NJ. II. Oliver,
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After Purer Water.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-The city so
licitor obtained warrant to-day for the
arrest of several mill owners and Others
for polluting the Schuylkill river, from
which the greater part of the city is .up-
Piled with drinking water. The report
OF nm expert shows that among other
polluuons, that the refuse from public
water closets, dye houses and all kinds
Of mills, is drained directly into the
stream. Among tho matter dis.
charged into the river within the city
limits are blue stone, aniline dye, soda
ash, and water after washing rags and
shoddy wastes In number of factories
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Fatal Rallroad Accident.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The Daily Nows'
streator, Illinois, special says that a
Sunday school excursion train, consist
ing Of fifteen heavily loaded cars, left
here this mornings When nearua.. a.;
destination, Karkakee, and crossing the
Illinois Central track, the fourth coach
was ran into by train on the latter
road. James Penn was killed and about
9 dozen moro or less seriously hurt.
Two or three will probably die. The on.
glneer OF the Illinois Central claims that
his brakes refused to work.
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POSTAL POINTS.
Following are the Changes In the Texas
Mail Service for the Past Week.


Mail Service for the Past Week.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-[Special. i
Postoflices established: Hoxie, Palo
Pinto county. Special from Gordon,
four and half miles southwest on
Route $1,000, Palo Pinto, fourteen north
west.
Changes in star schedule: Abbott To
Massey. Leave Abbott TUESDAYS,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Up, m.
arrive at Massey by 3 p. m. Leave Mas
sey Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
$50 y. m.
Route 81, ,S4. Mount Vernon to Penn.
Leave. Mount Vernon Tuesdays and
Saturdays at a. m; arrive AT Perm
by 10 a. IN. Leave Penn Tuesdays ait Il
Saturdays at 1880 a. M; arrive at
Mount Vernon by 80 y. m. Adopt
September |, 1884.
Postmaster commissioned: James
T.. Eddleman, Cedsrton, Brown county
Texas.
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Noted EI.Co.fedcra,e Dooa.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. 81 General
Leroy Pope Walker, first Secretary OF
War in Jef. Davis Confederate Cabinet,
AMI who gave the order for firing
on Fort Sumptcr, died NJ
his home In Huntsville
Alabama, this morning, after a brief
illness. Tho funeral viii occur Satur-
day. Gen. Walker was President of the
constitutional Convention of 1870, which
framed the present constitution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-23

Frisco will pass through here bound
i9r the East to clothe the 'darlngs'
thls winter. A carload is worth about
$4,000.
Sol. Laney, the editor of the Grapevine
Telephone, is in the city, He saws
Grapevine and that part OF the county
are solid for the nominees and democ.
racy.
On Saturday the Republicans of the
county. will meet at the court house to
select delegates to go to the "black and
tan" convention at Houston on Sep
tember 2nd.
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waso's city oouncil-A Bitter Flrh,

Waco, Aug. 22.-lSpecial.l The City
Council held until nearly midnight last
night. A bitter fight was made over a
job to enter into a five years contract
with the Gas company for street light
ing. The opposition was so vigorous
the measure failed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-23

New York, Aug. %. President Ar
thurs visitors were Secretaries Lincoln
and Chandler, Congressman A. Hughes,
of Nashville, Tenn, and A. q. Rlallov.
OF Galveston. He expects to leave ror
Newport tomorrow afternoon, stopping
ut New London. - 80
to-day.