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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15
(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NEAR


by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the 8.
District Of Columbia. ina IL and rendered in the suit
of Simon Joseph William Lewis ct al No. s672 -n
in equity and bfln@ date the I'D day of January, 1884
Will sell at public actlOn III front OF the PREMISES
TUESDAY. MARCH r; ENTY- FIFTH. 1884, at the
hour OF FIVE O'CLOCK ? NJ all Of lot No. ). in Carros
subdivision OF original lot numbered in square No 575
WASHINGTON, ID. c. pit the part thereof conveyed
to the United States by deed recorded in Lber No 5
folio 49, of the land records of the D. and also all
that part of lot No. i'll the subdivision
and adjoining the north line Of said lot s. and between
said north line and public alley: the whole being sub
lct to deed of trust bearing date the 18th day of
March, A ID. 1883 and recorded in Lber No. 1884 folio
52s OF the land records aor said securing three
notes payable i'll two and three years. amounting in
all to ST. 90 anu interest thereon reference being made
to the said suit No sb72 for fu. Their particulars.
There upon said property large and valuable brick
building tNo. 100 Ie!nSy vana avenue nortliwest)
Terms Of sale: $l75 of the purchase money he pa
in cash the sale being cash sale to that amount
and the balance Of the purchase money in two equal ill.,
salli:elt payable in six and twelve months respec
lively, with interest at the rate of six per cent per
until paid secured by the not OF the purchaser
and the retention of the title until full pay of
purchase nIoney or all cash at the option Of the pur
chaser. All ancins at the cost of the purchaser
A ,,rcsit OF $l.o to he made Wien the property is
knocked down
HENRY WISE GARNETT Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15
THCMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

VERY HANDSOME EBONY AND GILT PARLOR
SUITE HINELY TPHoI SIEREDA PARLOR
FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES, WALNUT
NJ. T. TABLE WINDOW HANGINGS ENGLISH
BRISSELS CARPETS. ZINE INGRAM CAR.
!NSTITES AND SEPARATE PIECEs THROUGH
OUT THE HOUSE. BLANKETS AND COM
FORTS. PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS. HAIR AND
HuSK MATTRESsES, PAINTED Ed, FIRNITTRE.
WALNUT NJ. T. SIDEBOARD. LARGE GUAM
THY OF CHINA AND GLASSWARE, HEATING
STOVES. WALL TENT. LARGE REFRIGERA-
TOR. GREAT QUANTITY OF KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES. &c. &c. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. MARCH EIGHTEENTH. 1884 COM
menciny at TEN O'CLOCK, at the residence of lady
declining housck coping No. 2027 street northwest
shall sell the entire contents.
mhl2-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-15
FINANCIAL.

For ether 4 ucIion. See 9Th Page.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

THE following information concerning
Msxico'a exhibit at the Worlds cotton Cen
tennisl expedition, to be held ia 81. Louis,
is taken from City OF Mexico special Of
Tuesday last to tho st. Louis Globe.Demo-
crat: 1.-THE Mexican commission to the
Nsw Orleans exposition have received com
munications expressing intentions to have
the states well represented from the gov
ernors OF Queretaro, Durango, Nueva Leon
Puebla, Morelas, Vera Cruz, Colima. Gam
peche, Michofcau. Coahuila, Oaxaca, Zsca-
tecas, Tabasco. Guerrero, sipaloa and the
commander OF the military district OF Topic.
The states Of Morslas, Oaxaca, Colima, and
Michoacan, have appointed commissioners
to arrange for exhibitions. The states OF
Puebla, San Luis, and oaxaca, have each
contributed S. coo toward the expenses OF
the republic at the exhibition, and Puebla
an additional IS 600 for its own expenses"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
rnr Nnw OnLrAss nurOsifi0S-
uyHguAI. yE, pTHaOaAI

Tho Austin liaiesmsn, the Wsfahaohle
Mirror, aud one Or tNo nthsfa a our ~
ohangeS, have bsen dispoiei 10 ontlcis'
GovARsoh lRtLAsp for bis failure 10 APP
polut before ibis time the oOmmiasiontr 20
the New Oflfass Worlds Exposition,
while others have twtlsd the HtR'
AID With "rcierys 81 0pinlgn," olo.
The editor Of this payer hAs
properly rcifhlncd from making frisItnos
to this matter because 4 vas generslly
known that he had applied Tor The position
Ia question tor tie came reason that he has
carefully kept on. OF there columns all
comm ndstory yet profoundly appreciated
notices by his brethren Of the p'sss'
Bat the day 10 now ~ hand when
anything that he might say could rot fairly
pe construed Is in.sndsd iOs or 80 pofssss-
ing any ,uiluence over the executive mind
as doubtless tho selections have already
been determined upou, laOagh to the world
IS 90 ourselves down 10 THE moment, yelled
in secrecy. We, therefore, feel that we may
| freely say in reply to Iho criticism
above tpoken OF thai our understanding o
tae lsV hos been that the appointment
could not be made uutl the constitutional
requ irement lapse OF 90 days should have
expired. Never having conyersed at al
with his ESoel.ency on tho commits
slouersbip ,inos the carly part oil
last January, We have, nevertheless,
understood that such was his own
con struction with the question and In con-
iormity Herewith Ae propo.ed I, net. 81
far ns concerns tie HBRALD's "reseryiug
an opinion" On state political sublec.s, no
paper in Texas was more emphstc or sin.
cere in its advocacy OF J0ns las
LAND i3r the governorship. APP
proving mos, pTonouncedly his
administration In the several leading fea'
lures In the school, land, penitsntisry
Grim insl, and other prominent subjects, ii
is distinctly on record that the HERALD
urged az strongly as IL could his re.nomi'
nation to the position he has graced and
honored. 1t Is lurther on record, as plainly al
language can announce = proposition, tina,
such approval and such efforts wore in
| spired by the sentiments ihai justice nasa
right to claim for merit, and not bSgotter
In any manner by any selfish, narrow
minded and contracted wsims instigated
by success or failure In competitive
application for peculiar Office
that love and affection for ones old
home had suggested, and IN which
O natural ambition had deietminCd to coo-
vert and assumed fitness into rsaliz't
competency FOR triumph for eur Texas ex
hi hits. Appointment or ncn-appointment
o. it's editor, the HERALD, we repeat 1t, vii
stand In the future al in the psss. the sup.
porter Of the outgoing ADMINISTRATION!
wo,k, and, therefore, the advocate OF IT'D de-
serving executives denomination. II thi,
DO "opinion reserved" then make The
mott Of it,"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

Mr.. J. f. MITCHELL has sold out his in.
terest in the Greenvlle Banner TO Mr.. E.
w. HARRls. The retiring journalist says
that "nsarly six years close confinement
and hard work hag impaired his health,
which he must now seek to restore" He
says "tha patronage Of the Banner has
been truly liberal, and that his business
has SO prosporsd that complimentary words
and dollars have made his labors a source
OF JOY and comfort" Happy, happy Mr.:
MITCHELL, while others work you now
osn play, and laying aside your journelis'
tic tripod, put on the toga Of indepen-
dence, slacken your speed, slow-up the
driving shaft, down brakes, before the
"hot axle" indicates the premonitory fever
to fire to insanity ere the station be
reached the brain that daytime and night
time is ..seething with oil manner otwork
tho multicolored drafts with which the
newspaper man is taxed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

The Houston Post very tersely, correctly
and clearly puts the tariff question thusly:
.sFor once the Post disagrees with the HoS.
r. q. MrLLs..It is not at all necessary that
tariff reform be accomplished during the
present session. The m sjority oithe democra-
tic congressman ,hsvs furnished ample evil
dance Of their earnesthsss to 60 into an ex-
laustiys treatment OF tariff evils, but not
even the MoRsrsos bill Is satisfactory In
strument Of correction. On the other
hand, the platform Of the democratic
party 81 Chicago VIII. I'm our hum
ble opinion, be the tombstone by which
the party viii be probed to the core. II
that platform bears evidences OF the same
unfortunate indifsrences that character
~ the present session Of congress, We
vould not vouch for the SUCCESS Of the par
- 10 November. The MoHRrsos bill IL o
matter Of legislation for which there exists
10 vary urgent necessity Tor . few months
@ ooms, che platform Il : question Of poll
- 81 which ths people Will Judge The par
Z ~ hxt4er x n UoESe.w.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
sad State of Affairs.

SroxBsk FALL, W. T., May 2.-Lsst
night At THOMPSON Falls, an Indian, with
some whites, WAS engaged IT THE ga, bling
table. The Indian sas charged With M.
fair desainss A fight elsusd; the Indian
s'arted 70 rue ana Wa. ls,sily shoi Ia ne
news spread Indians began TO collect aud
show signs OF general upTisiEg. The rough-
est slsmsnt In the country Is now collected
ct Thompson Falls. IL Is unsais for man
with money 10 20 out unprotected at night,
as number OF psrsons have been robbed.
Tbs same state III affairs exist ct spokene
Falls, wher4 number OF gamblers from
gsniz.Iion o, vigilance committee II
talked Of,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

I. ohisf interpreter aud chancellor of
the esohsqnsf N the Chinese lsgsiion,
vhicI pnsition he hes sinoe held. P0of
besldb, he stated. gays him sfn'louEh, and
be hss beeh isotnfins and travelling fof his
hsslih snd 10 make money. Hts lectures
on Ohlna wsfs ttoeediugiY Interesting,
bu, s1s in,efspefsd With slang lie
lsotufsd " English, bu, spe, Ike Chinese
AID Tour o.hsr lsngusgss lusntly.
Bpfee. He was seen In a state Of inio1l.
cation last night, and the ohuroh directors
this morning refused IN allow this English
Ohinaman 10 lecture at the rhuroh Ia. night.
Hs left town this afternoon, DISPATCHES
from tho Ohlnese legation at Washington
ttate that they know OF no such m.n 40
The exposure has oaused considerable or
element In church circles Throughout the
city,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

he serious bsotset 10 oar farming com
munlty, ~ n will be s0me time before ihs
soil alll he In condition 10 ouliivsie,
The Methodist sunday school today gave
lie sbnnal rlrnio NJ Waksfe gf0ye,
M. uhss. 4. Wieglns, NJ Nofdgte n Mar.
mon mill 0lmpsny, Indianapolis 10 row In
tile state fof n two or three niDn'h'a say,
aud IL maklsg headquarters with their
state agents, Dram, Johnson q Dfam, OF
this place. Thi. o0tnpany IL doubtless the
largest on the Continent, own their own
patents aud hulld from the raw material,
They not Only guaFsa'Co their goods bat
guarantee the results Mr.. Virgins 10
down 10 olnss several large contracts aud
look after tho milling Interest generally.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

ROUND RocK, May 2.-[5pecisl.l 1.-The
board OF aldermen met this afternoon in
the new city hall, to receive and adopt the
city ordinance arranged by Judge j. N.
Lyle.
We have been having the hardest rains in
this section ever knwD, and ths creek
upon which Round Rock 10
situated has been higher
than il la, been since 1869. The pillars Of
the bridge were moved from their foun.
dsiien.
Mail has failed to come from the east for
two days owing to washouts on the rail.
roads.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
TYLER.

Tyler, May 2.-[spsclsl ]-xr. T. NJ.
Brown, one of the most p omisiDg business
young men OF this city, who was in the
very bloom OF health on Monday, was
buried this evening, having died from the
effects of bilious collie, With an illness Of
three days.
The commissioners court have let the
contract for building for the use OF the
commissioners OF appeals, 20 COST about
5000.
The Knights of Pythins, Of this city, will
give their annual picnic at Sabine lakes, on
the Texas & ST.. LOUIS road, on May 2lst.
All trains ara delayed on the Texas d
at, Louis road, on account OF washou8.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

GALys.rss, May 2-tPresa.l-This NOR n.
ing heavy rain s.ora dslugad the city,
and ss Is rssult ,hAreof, nece'sitstsa the
postponemont Of the - ,ond days Nsi.fsst
festivities TO mex sunday.
This afternoon Mrs. Matilda Basel, wife
ef a well known gunRmith rssidiag on
rwontisth, between Market and
Mechanic stres'y, attempted suicide
by shooting herself In the lsi, breast, in
hiotinR probably fatal wound, the bullet
passing directly Through her body. No
cause is definitely known.
Arrived: Schooner Q. W. Lewis. rom
Morse, fer Philsds pb'a.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
Cure for Piles.

Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by sen
OF weight In the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup.
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times symtoss
of indigestion are present, as fatulenoy, un.
easiness Of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
greeable Itching, alter getting warm, IL a
very common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching piles yield at once to the sppli.
cation of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy. which
acts directly upon the parts affected, alb.
sorbing the tumors, alaying the intense
itching, and affecting permanent cure.
Price so cents. Address, The DR.. Bosanco
Medicine Co., Piqus, Ohio. Sold by w. II.
Patterson & Co.,. Dallas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
CL EBURNE.

CLEBURuR, May 2.-[Special. IA recsp-
ton ball. rendered to A. O. Scurlock and
bride, takes place at the opsra.house to.
night. Professor Donnellon and lady, of
Fort Worth. have been engaged to play for
tho same.
]. M. Mathis filed in the district clerks
office to-day bill OF aa'e Of 600 head Of beef
cattle in consideration OF $4,000 to A. Leyi
& Co.,, of Victoris, Texas.
More rain this evening with prospects
for more. A slight nortber is blowing.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
SAN SARA

SAN SABA, May 2.-TSpscial.I 1T began
raining here again last night, continuing
during tho entire night, with Indications OF
more tonight. So much rain may cause
wheat to rust and suffer,
A great deal Of wool 10 coming in.
One OF Hudsoa & Walters herds Of about
1900 head Of cattle passed here to-day.
They GO TO Cheyenne, Wyoming.
A little dry weather now would give
farmers an opportunity to clean the weeds
from their CROPS,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

DkNrscN, May 2.-[Speoisl. lone Of the
most brilliant events in Denison society
circles for long time, was the fourth
annua, ball given by the order of Railway
Conductors in ncDougall's opera.house
last night. The elite Of this aud neighbor.
ing cities were largely represented, and
the affair was noted by all to be the
grsndest success of ths season. The opera.
house was handsomely decorated with flags
and different colored lanterns used in rail-
reading. Music was furnished by the
Meme Bros, OF Dallas and was OF an ex.
cellent order.
Preut,ss, the rapist, and Chambers,
Charged with being an accomplish, were
taken to the Sherman Jail yesterday,
There was some danger Of lynch law here.
A card appears in this mornine's Herald.
News, calling all the good citizens to a
Insss meating at 8 o'clock this evening to
try and find some means of putting. a stop
to the frequent outrkges committed upon
defenseless women in our midst. This is a
step in the right direction.
DR.. T. B. Hanna, Mayor j. B. Wilde and
M. Byrne returned yes erday from the re-
publican convention at Fort Worth.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
AN EXCELLENT EXHIBIT.

In another column Of this issue Of the
Herald appears the first statement of the
American National bank. This institution
had been open for business Just
forty.three days when the statement
WAS compiled, and the exhibit is certainly
one OF the best ever made by any bank in
this state, taking into consideration the
brief time the bank hes been operated. Tie
list OF deposits aggregates larger than that
and il q striking svidsnse Of tho confidence
With which the businoss community regard
the American National. In every respect
this first Official statement ishighly credita-
Bile TO the institution and must be crafty
ing to the olreotory, comprised as the lat
ter 10 OF some OF the etaunchest and most
sagac.ous business men Of north Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
iI'KISNEY.

goRIspEY, MAY 2.-TspscIsi, I-Pisnters
Near gloomy facas over crop prospects,
The rain has produced weeds la cora. Cold
weather has injured cotton, and W some To-
c.liti,s farmers have not planted cotton.
Dat. aud wheat ara lookias we'll.
william Worhen, sheriff OF Collin ooun-
~. lsft tor Anstin with n iunatc Yesterday.
John T.. Hunter, valued citizen, 10 now
seriously III and fears arc entertained Tor
Colonel DsArmond, attorney for the
Central, 10 at nome looking serene. The
colonel was very successful before the SUI
prems court, having gslnef all hts cases
nhioh were decided.
Collin nomin ates Colonel T. ]. Brown ~
delegate 90 ths democratic convention 10 DO
held at Chicago,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

TaEDallas Tocsin, q "berald of the COM
ing future" is now "a fearful warning oil
the fruitful past" is no more, Is stranded
ON the "beach" Of impecuniosity, Is dead.
Its profession mission WAS to urge the eb-
solute freedom OF ell land, and now, alas,
less than six feet OF that earth, the COM
mon lot, sufices for the pauper's grave, as
its late editor relates ut was profitleN
tssk,n An extremist. like dynamite or
nitro.glyc erine, It was-but "de mortuia
uisi bonum," ergo, we must be silent.
Hinc lachrymn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

Texas 10 the.greatest nower.country in the
world Il is said by botanists that oil
hlosaoming plants are found in this
state growing nstively. There 10 talk
of estsbiishing an extract factory at CAL
weston for the purpose Of makisg perfumery
from Texas blossoms. An exchange says
the magnitude Of the business OF raising
sweet. scented flowers for their .psrfune
alone may be gathered rom the faos that
Europe and British India consumes about
15fS06D Gallons Of handkerchief perfumes
yesrly, There ID one great perfume distii-
Iery st Cannes, In France, which pses near.
" lOO. 600 pounds Of acadia howefs. 10000
nounds Of rare flower leaves. 5000 pounds
81 jssmins blossons. 1000 poundS OF Tube.
rose blossc1ms, and an immsnss quensity Of
other matekial.,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
"rHp GREAT ISSUE"

The San Antonio Times says: THE Dali
las HERALD implies that the tariff for rev.
enue only" men are In favor Of sudden
tariff revelation. 6uoh Is not the CASE. II
there Is an influential journal or public
man In the country who favor auch thing
We don't know where to find them. The
difference between the "incidentals" aud
those who favor tariff for revenue only ID
inst this: the former have two purposes in
view; the latter one. Their object Il to g.
cure both revenue and . certain amount
o. prctection; outs = 70 secure Z revenue
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

Rory o MOORE some time ego dubbed on
senator BARNEY O'GIBBs. Now the same
brilliant Photographer refers to him as the
.dislinguished north Texas statesman.
Changes sometimes come over the spirit OF
newspaper mems dreams alice samee as
cornmou ynnrtple
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
IfELrON.

Bolton, May 2-[special This ever;
ing about o'clock almost Il deluse visited
this cltv. inundating he square ana Tor
the A .htning played arouud iuriousiy and
heavy peAls OF thunder, making Il very I'M
pleasant to be about.
To-day a young clerk about Il years old
who Is In tho employ Of II. 3. Bo.msn q
Co., started out 10 do ZONE collecting anu
Ia his rounds dropped into gambling
house and lost about $SS on monte, belong
log to his employers. He cent the bal
ance OF the accounts beck by a
negro and 1. Is supposed, went home
IL vas quite surprise TO everybody, ns nc
had always appeared 10 90 very quits anu
steady.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
MINEOLA.

MIsEoLA, April 2-[5pscinl. District
court at Qultman adjourned to-day. The
court again overruled tho motion for new
trial in the case Of Israel Lovelady, con-
vic.sd OF ie.murder, and the case will 20
10 the court Of appeals on tho evidence IN
troaucsd In the former trial. The case war
reversed at tho last Tyler term, the court
holding the evidence insufficient. Tho lie
penalty WAS as,ssssd In both case.
A verdict for SO 600 was rendered for tho
plaintiff to- day In the case Of COPELAND and
others VI. the International & Great North
srn railroad company. This IL the third
trial aud the defendant again appealed.
Rain IL s!ill falling and the country 10
flooded. Great damage 10 crops.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

THE interstate drill at Houston, if no
narred by the coptrariness OF the elements
that seems lust now prevalent, will be
grand affair, creditable 10 Texas and
Houston. All reports Of extortions TO be
practiced on visitors alleged by certain
Journals hostile to the Bayou o'ty have
haan denied.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

IT is certain that Pennsylvania will in
struct for RANDALL; it is reasonably Ger
tain that New York will follow suit, or 60
for TiLDEN; it is probable that tie New
England delegation will reround his name
at the Chicago roll.csll and 1t ia more
than probable that hall OF the south will
uot fall into line
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

JEFFERSON, May 2.-[Speciai. 1-George
W. Stell, who tried to commit suicide few
days ago, was put in jail last night for
being little noisoms. While in jail he
procured his pooket-knIfe and tried to end
his life by trying to cut the main artery OF
his wript, but did not succeed. He Ii now
out of danger.
The river here IL now as high as 1t was
last February, and In still rising rapidly.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
The Romance OF q Lecturer That xndsd

In q Presaic Drunk.
A special dispatch from Rochester, New
York, rays: Tank Kee is the name Of leo.
turer, who With letters from we'll known
Ohicsgo lecture hureau, made arrangements
TO deliver three lectures here on China and
IL people. He delivered his first
leoturs ON wednesday night. He
proved to be white man with no
Chinese Characterization, light hair and mus
teche. and no qusue. He claimed to the
church people TO have been found. when an
infant, on the coast Of China, whore he was
abandoned b. pirates. and yss adopted BY
Mo ave him splendid education. BE said
iusSksf. thas h came p thh country \ LAG
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

THE homeopathic physiciaus of the state
seem TO be terribly in earnest In their ct
forts to have their branch Of medicine re-
cognized at the hands OF the state. The
arguments they adduce are seemingly
sound and should be weighed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

THE platform Ct our republican friends at
Fort Worth states 6istiuctly that the grand
old rarity Is in vor Of free erase. AS
"Salt river" waters hese sections there
should DO q marked improvem sut in the
grade of the republican stock.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

FULLER, ARK, October is. 1851. r.
Smith d Co., St. Louis. Dear Sirs: l have
been using your valuable and most reliable
medicine In my family for some time, and
lind that they possess great curative prop
critics. Your Bile Beans and Chill and Fe.
yer Tonic are two wonderful remedies. I
consider your medicines are good, and pre-
pared with care and honesty.
Yours truly, J. n. SJBAUrf
For sale bv all druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08

JUDGE WYL1E Of Star.route fame, re
marked when witness PRICE was virtually
acquitted, 10 the prosecuting attorney,
"You did wel'' There ID vein OF sar'
casm underlying the judges profound legal
eccuiremenis