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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

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.tta iUi lHI mn.. NItI.h Nll IN. 'lh(
DHui 90 uHtut,..'ihIu" Hup' iH ~
ftruIuu.
10 i. =. J.'u,m rrlu..i "a an-
lions progt..-.ug u.I 'mI lH- econ
turtrd Git ,Irritr IifWs. NI.i uli The
necessary arrangements rsl",
The comm.l,Dc uu lads u, ."rlrd 40
progress,
rnla, Grurg', un music, reported ihit
Ncinr lirns'. land proposed Go play four
buN-, less half daN and unH h'gh1, Tor
G,1i,
A motion of Capt. Swink that u, 4.
williams urge upon the CITY Council I"
open M the streets toward longs lake,
WAS adopted,
col. W, !. Beticrlon, of the Committc
on Barbecue, rtpuricd ylat he had nn
otter from rcli IDLE butcher, II. Harris,
la the cllY who would receive all hcoNos
and other animul,,anl charge The n'lunl
costs Tor feed, and u hatcher
aud dress all carcasses, deliver
Sl,D per head for the oilal al
the animals hutchcrcd; also reported
proposition Of lhOl, Grorgc 10 superior
Tend the barbecue, hire all sunds nocs
sary, and attend Ia everything necessary
Ia complete The barbecue, for SluJ.
\ motion that the proposition of IL.
lirrris, ns 10 butchcrlng, he accepted,
was adOp,CC,
ON molior, the solection OF the plS'c
for haI hccuilg, and the superintendent
of the same, he re,crrcd 10 the commit
tee, with powerto act, was adopted. Tile
same committee was authorized 10 pro
en- q bread,
ON motion, the Committee on Barbc\
cue was authorized 10 employ II commis'
Sary.
On motion, the Chairman was author
,/cd 10 appoint Il committee of four 10
select the locations for, and the number
fpriViicges, aud u advertise them for
sale, and thai they proceed Ia sell 10y
sealed bids. w. j. Bctt"rton, d.. VI. NJ.
NcwsoG, cPIt. q. NJ. Swink, Capt. &. q,
Payac were appointed on the commit
tee.
Tho NEE; 'ng adjourned To meet noNt
Sa,urlar ~ O'Clock p. III. nj the office
of Williams ~ TurncN, No. 2l5 Main
street.
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M. m..r.. Ii.I...r. 5000 .HYf.|
,Ht.U. U..I. '...u '.... 400 u Htir.
fu.w ..l,. .U.l .u. D committee u'
Con-. .r...i.' .Hr.UIH0. 10. iU.'iM ul"r
nrrr.H.H. 100 u, .uiu..H mI luH 40.
uw,u u',.m., uu- i..f wWuu.
UHH. DH.i DO 'em iuuiu."u tlm.
llnt nppnin'. nifty the rightu prl'i-
Ir-.- and responsibilities eft rlt.f'u-hip
uI Nlll win ihum thn praise nj nll true
nw-uNliiu- u.Hm,ul, u' the rummn-
uity, They have simply resolved mll-
Niduul'y a. duwhpi every good citizen
ought ulway, ,u bee ready a. do, whether
Ia quiet ur Oi,,cgi~l eva ur the conmu-
nifty,
. hut while this IL gll true We dn NOT
want the other sections uf the country
Ia Imagine TINT such n condition nf nj
fairs exists Ia Dallas ~ Ia absolutely
utccs,itnic the coming together of the
ciiZcns in general council IL preserve
law aud order. There have been sever
nj hurglnricS here of late aud two an
three attempts "a commit rape ~ Is al
has not reached any new aud
/ epidemic proportions, rendering II gen
crul uprising necessary, The officers oi
| this city ought To Ice able 10y II proper
vigilance and activity To apprchcnd
these night maraudcrS and maintain the
good order al the city. Let them scatter
over the city and spot suspicious char
ac,crS, i-ht aud day, and no trouble
/ further Than IN always - lac looked for
/ need h" anticipated. Dallas = not over
run with baud oi burglars o. rap'st',
/ a. sensational CORES pundcn,s of other
papers would have the world believe.
/ And just here is the trouble Dallas is
unfortunate in having one or two cor
respondents WHO will insist upon hay-
ing a ScuSa, ion at the expense of the
good name of the town aud the mental
pcarouf the citizens. and grusS,y CNaS-
gc"utod accounts OF every little or
ordinary occurrence arc in consequence
sent To the outside press daily.
Such men are II positive injury
to n city. one OF them re-
preston that the outraging of women
and children WAS of daily occurrence
here. such Il journalistic outrage, OF
course, To thinking mon. carried with it
its own corrective in lis apparent alb
Surdity aud cNaggcratiun, but the Grim
| inal elements abroad who read Of such
/ II S,turnaiia of crime in Dallas are in
duccd and cmholduncd 10 come in here
until the city may be truthfully pictured
rs oNcrrun with hcas.s in human form.
! At present such is not the case ut all
and the ha.f-dOzcn attempted crimes,
before referred to, that have occurred
during period running over II month,
are just what may I've expected at any,
even the most orderly, time in the his
tory of bustling big city such rs Dali
las. 1t is to he hoped that the cores
pondcnts and reporters will be equally
as disposed to do justice to the city as
the citizens are to preserve order and
apprchcnd and punish crime.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
THE REUNION.
READY FOR THE RACKET
Everything Perfected and Awaiting the
Grand Crush of August - Some VI
the Treats that are Surely in
store for Our Guests.

Alta call meeting of the CT a'rman OF
the local committee at Dallas, tor all the
committees to meet at Dallas yesterday
evening, the following members OF the
va. 'ious committees were present
Gen. l.. NJ. Lewis and f.. +. fearger,
Of Wnyahachie, of .be Finance commit
zee, report that they have given notlce
through their county and ieel assured
that a large number of their citizens will
ait end, and that Ellis county wi do her
part in assisting in making the reunion
Il success, and are eipec,ing 20 sehu
large delegation OF mOumed mon.
Col. Thomas Ii. Murray, from Collin
county, reported that Coffin was mani
Testing great intel est in the reunion at
DALLAS. and that very large number OF
her citizens would be in attendance,
and that he would not state the
number, but thought there would
mounted on horseback. He thought
there would be at least five or six thou
sand people from that county, all told;
Colonel Murray also Stated mat he had
travelled over IL large portion OF the
stare recently, and that he thought
there would be forty thousand people
here.
General Lewis suggested that COM
mi,tee be appointed Mt Ennis on finance,
and suggested the names of Il. B. Chal-
mcrs, j. H. Buldridge, John Farcar, }.
l.. Cheek, Tom King, w. II. Blakey,
Franz Templeton and Ike Bulard. The
Chair appointed the above parties as a
committee, and ask that they go to
work at once and aid in this q and I'M
On motion of Colonel II. III. Murray
the thanks of the meeting be rendered
TO Colonel A. j.. Porter for the interest
he has taken and the success he has had
as Chairman of his committee onFinancei
was adopted. ~,
On motion, the Chairman of the FL
nance committee, Captain W.. IL. Gas,
ton, and Colonel &. s. Mitchell be, ard
h " are hereby in tructed to see the Com,
n. .ttee on Finance, who have failed
to report, and to adopt such measures as
they may deem necessary in order Il
make the collections from all portions Of
the city not already canvassed by Col
DR. M. Newsom reported all arrange.
n,ents made for the purchase of lunl-
Der, etc.
ra,t. G. N. SWIM: r"port.d that the
inipr.veioputs Of the :-io,,iu> were pro
pr..ssi~g hEuir; thli j.e has az itH-t MY
,tr. - .i..is.iet: .Ii.a e...' u, AIT .'.-''
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


xxrENlL NIrlluBlItbiu \ NNut " d
w ", 4, 6UNuN'i usr rluu. iilr Cor u'r
stable ul Precinct No, NJ lhr ensuing 'l'''
ton.
x,,EAHE REQl ESrEn 10 NNNuI N,r
w ItINWN SIiVuLgs a candidate lur Iu'-
ticr ol the Peace iur Precinct NJ, !,
N\rEARENI uluRIIEpIu NSNut SCI
w q, F,tlISrnSu r1udtlulr tor H. y''
tlnn tn the office ul County Attorney ~ lN'
ensuing election,
I'VE AKE RFQT E~lEn 10 ANNulNLE
w l., T. rEWHELI ASA candidate TOR me
tn. Legislature, plllu> county, Texas E''c'
ton, November I, ISL
I'VE AREAu fnuilIEbTp ANNulN,E
w :. y. BEN~WELI ~ "a cnndl!lurl"l luN-
tice ~ the Pence for Precinct No !, NJ lhr
ensuing election,
AVE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 M
w nouncc Mr. e, n, GILIr-rIE n, u can.
dictate for reelection Ia the Office al county
Collector,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 40 An
W nouucr Mr.. r.. Il, langley rs u can
ddatc for County Treasurer al 'ulIasrnuh'S'
Election In November,
W. ARE EEQriHrEpIn .ANNul NIE
w J. q. MDtNHrHS = candidate Tor '"h'
stable In Precinct NJ J.
I'VE AXE REQUESTED 10 ANNul NOE
w ions OVERAN - IT, IA candidate iorCuI-
slsalr IN Precinct No, l,
Ash - !SI ES ~ , nm mn ~
election ~ i!,r office nf County Clerk
~ ARE REQ uESfED 40 ANNut ICE
W NENrN JoNrS aS a candidate for re-
election To- the office ui District Clerk,
WE ARE RESPECTFULLY NEQI Est
w ed 10 announce the name of W, IL. W.
SMITH us candidate for Sh'rin nj Dallas
county, NJ the ensuing November election.
vEARE AUrnORlIEpIO ANNOUNCE
w Judge q. y. \LpRinaE rs q Candidnir
Tor reelection 10 tho Office ui judge oil the
Eleventh Judicial District.
NSvEAREArrHUR ANNOl Noe
w Colonel ]. q, STEVENS ~ a clhu'uul'
for Justice "fthc Peace OF Precinct No. /.
WE ARE AUTHuRIIEDTo ANNOUNCE
w joins L, GILLESPIE ~ a cunddUl" Tor
Justice of the Pence, Precinct No. !, Dallas
county, Texas, ut the ensuing November
election.
I'VE ARE AuTHORlIEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Judge II, T.. BURKE rs n candidate for
the JudgcShip of this Judicial District ut the
ensuing November election.
AyvEARE AUTliORlXEDrO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel ED. q. BOWER us n candidate
fer the Office of County Judge at the ensuing
election In November
I'VE AXE EEQl ESTED 10 ANNOtStE
w W. II. tn NCKER for '"untN'lcrk'
Az. ARR. l,Epl' ESIEp iu ANNOt NCE
w GEORGE Il. FEATN for Justice OF III"
. Peace for Precinct No. l.
\\yEAl;E AETiiOtiHEDiO ANNulNt
w Mr.. Il. =. kiMBEorGH rs candidate
for the Legislature In Dallas county, subject
tn the action oi the Democracy.
I'VE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED 10
w announce Colonel ". NJ. EDWARDS rs
a candidate for County Judge ut the ensuing
November election.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

THERE are great many persons who
honestly believe that BLAINE will be
elected. Notwithstanding the popular
tide has turned against him even in his
own party. But there is mighty ball
rolling along for CLEVELAND and HEN
pRIcKs, gathering strength every day,
and it will continue growing until the
election in November. In 1910, Dem
ocrats believed that VAN buren,
would be elected, and he only car
ried seven States. In 1852 the
Wings were certain of the election of
f.rN. ScoTT, and the result showed for
him but four States. Again in ~,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
The Bnking Powder War.

The ROYAL Baking Powder Company
.., - a.,9,,,;,, ,,,o,,, t,,oss
II sum i'i"N'hs ''." ""''e
who are manufacturing ana selling I'M
pure articles Tor !caNeniHS purposes
laEd their names Is ieSioh), ana lnis
inct shows tlat IL ~ continuing ~
vigorous WORK III inc interest vi th'
pubiic.
This company set out some tiine ago lt
expose thc character, ana, as lar hs pos
slple TO nreak up lhi sue Oh auu,ieinle ,
baking powders. Having louh9 IRON
an examination o. nuai,uvr , W. SPhro or
mems prcc"ieu aroii S.orcis '.i"t ..e.'
were geheraliy OF an INFERIOR ciiaracter
some utNo'o oi ~ i'nN u,iiii5 p'Gprit ,,a
ana many o. 'iieii ,'fIu1,ia iro',oi'o,T,
!, plouSil VIZ ''"'t,. "I'oi. ,,'U ~,
ueho"hcG. w "i h,,,.i nS n"i' ~ '"'
press ",i,i ~ ..u noa,o, ai1'. m
,llIs .n'"'' ""o HP'rc"''! ,nND.' WA, Y -!
phys's'ai'r' u"naun 81 ,h nea ", ",! Us
int"tvS 'to In ',ont;f,
iatS were G,iiiuSru w ,,,iiU a.,
| tests Z" thS N"I',un rpM''c' ~ ~ ~
NM, NV, w 800 i,,S,' vi !,
fect"', alh!Nsis 70 W. i',""v pt,oi' ~ II
Woh'u purchase Ilio supp. ; hee"eu io'
arm, navy anu li'.''a,i uNc? ;',,,c,, a.,
INC fcS"i, niic man ,.lun.,nV,. Wy
,"" ~ 80 '''. - ~ go -
company. Nnt on'y Were ,ile hlujo! ...as
Oh pakl!ls POW VII l,i thj me- i "u' iou'i,
10 De lihEeiN h'i'' ,;. piV H.'hS VI
mem were use! 'u,,'ou ~ so;i'naia i,','e
aliiil ana otil"r poisonous nv c,iie emu
10 stch AN extent as 10 reh"er mem pos
lIiNei? unsafe lor use III n.,iil,n 100 ~,
ne !tor,,I'aom s'Le"' saiioa,Io go ~.
county ana crrh'eh PfUiuunu sciis';'
t!on' rs result many vi .iusc liiJu lLr
Gus miNtuEes were driven Sc, out o. INC
lharkcl, ana ing sac ol al Vi 'ueHA SCII
ousiy intetiereu Wt,h. ,.4.,,oo,
No occur"?nce OF recent datc mas DeoI
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

THE Longview Democrat, one of the
best papers in the State, advocates Il
change in the lease law from eight to
twenty cents an acre. 1t says Wise
county gave judgment against a railroad
company for sixty cents an acre for
burnt grass. and if ajury Of honest men
decided it to be worth that sum in Wise
county, why should it not bring half
that amount at least OH the childrcns
1audp..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
CHAUTAUnUA

And other famous assemblies of Sunday
Ss.honl workers. fIr' music md words oi
'.S0ng Worship mark step in advance . :....
far above the ordinary sunday Sch,ni nm
ges," and are digiifetl without tr'nr eh,is-
The hymns are by eminent wriyers, aiu ny
fun of the best religious truth. Jhcl unrr.
of a high order SunerinSndcnts YSRn'T
pleased with the intls'x sf-xuticrts q
iher, IL a great vartty. Hia'sfe"s r"ns.,se
fniI TO like the lfv,sas. tos.. s-,c''i'''a
mai He'd most zee sy.' twaie ,--fvr con. $50
! ~ ~, nare FREE EYsps lssitE'',N.
A-.' y P"s' t',,s'g \.
c..-.ssZ gy7s;soa = CO.. y, 49,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
THE RAILROAD WORLD.
More New Appointments.

81. LOUIS, July DC. w. Lilly, who
has been freight and traffic manager al
the entire Gould system for some time
past. was appointed to-day general
freight agent of the Missouri Pacific.
Milton Knight, who resigned the posi-
ton of general freight agent of the Wa
bash, n short time ago, has been offered
his old place, but ii is not yet known
Mhother he will accept.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

THE Vaudeville theatre in san IN
tonic has been closed by the authorities.
1t was one of the West dons of iniqui,y
in tie State and the scene of many rob
berries and murders. The Times says
sit is the beginning Of an era Of better
morals in San Antonio.'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

FARMERS, mechanics, merchants,
manufacturers, and others, remember
that the free grass advocates want you
TO increase your taxes and give tho ben
efts you now derive from the lease of
the school lands to the wealthy cattle
men, who have already grown rich and
opulent by occupying the children's
lands without cost.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

\ FREH-GRNs~ organ says that BNH'
SEY GIGrs does nothing but make
speeches and feast his friends. We'll,
his speeches tell, ard he will get there
with both feet, and 1t makes no differ
ence how he spends the balance of his
time, whether in Teasing his f.iends Or
changing his pants.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
This Idea of Going West

10 Colorado or New Mexico for pure
air to relieve consumption is all a mis-
take. Any reasonable man would use
for CONSUMPTION in all its first stages.
IL never fails to give relief in alhcases of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and all affections that are consid-
cred primary to consumption. Price 80
cents and Sl.OO. Sold by HickoX d Pat
terson, tho druggists, who are always
looking after the interest of their Gus
TONER'S; have now secured the sale
of DR.. Bosanko's Coughand Lung syrup,
n remedy that never fails to cure coughs,
colds, pains in the chest and all lung al
fections. For proof try a free sample
bottle. Regular size. 90 cents and Sl.oo.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

IT is pleasing to note that the crop Of
Fourth of July celebrations is about har-
vested. The yield has been magnificent,
and Judging from repor,s they al aver
are about the same. Next in order,
.lrup in,pl mrs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
Dallas County Pioneer association.


The above named association held its
first annual meeting at Shady View
Park yesterday. There were some GOO
persons present, composed Of the early
settlers and their descendants, among
them Ashton II. Pryor, the first white
child born in Dallas county, and the son
of the first Mayor of Dallas City, DR..
Samuel r. Pryor. The reunion was
opened by prayer by Rev. John H. Cox.
Col. John G. Mccoy delivered the address
of welcome which was responded to by
Col. .TnO. NJ. Crockett. The following
were elected officers of the association
to serve for the ensuing year:
&c. Mccoy, President; w. IL. HorI,
X, A. Rawlins, Il. Bauman and Mrs. u.
B. Durgin, Vice-Presidents; Jno. H..
Cole, Treasurer; n. T.. Coombes, Secre-
Executive committee, A. NJ. Cochran.
NJ, V. Cole, T.. McCormmas, Mrs. Nj.
Beeman, Mrs. s. Il. Johnston.
The Hassociat.On was addressed by
Judge Nat NJ. Burford, Hon. j. o. Ter
rell, Judge w. b. Wright, Major John
Henry Brown, Judge A. b. Norton, DIR.
A, NJ. Cochran and others. There was
an old-fashioned barbecue spread at
noon that carried one back to We olden
time. There will be preaching ut the
park this forenoon, when the assocla-
ton will finally adjourn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

REPORTS from all over Southern Texas
state that the cotton crop is now assured /;
that the yield vii! be very large, and
the trouble will be to secure labor to pick
it. In this section of the State the crop
is pr omising, and in the northern tier
of counties, in the Red river bottoms,
the yield promises to be largely above
an AVERAGE,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
Letter From senator II. c. Nelson.

SENATE CHAMBER, ALBANY. n. y,
April 4, lSS3.-On the 9th OF February,
1883 I was taken with a violent pain in
the region OF the Kidneys, ! suffered
such agony that could hardly stand up.
As soon as possible applied two All
cocks Porous Plastcrs, one over each
NV surprise and delight. the pain had
vanished and I was well. | wore the
nlasters for n dav or two as u prccaution,
and then removed them. l have. been
using Allcock's Porous Plasters IN my
family for the last ten years, and nave
always found them the. quickest and best
external remedy for colds, strains, Kinks
and rheumatic affections. From my eN-
perience 1 believe they are the pest pas
ter in the world, HENRY {. " LSo =.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

SO FAR not single Republican orator
or journal has attempted to explain
away The MULLIGAN letters or the Little
Rock railroad swind!c. BLAINE stands
self convicted OF both charges, and they
will always remain against him as
among the most corrupt acts ever perpc-
irntpd by a sworn Official.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

TuE san Antonio Times is the >picicSt
and most ably-cditcd evening paper in
the whole South. It's Democracy pre-
scn,s no questionable shape, and in
matters of State policy its wise, compHo-
hcmsivc views are fully IN the van oi
the progressive spirit NOW prevalent
everywhere. II Is hardly necessary Ia
say i, is opposed to frcc-graSs, and will
no doubt favor higher rental for the
school lands.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

TEE editor of TIE Willis Index wants
some one to invent Fathcr Hubbard
dress. His iohc de mutt might answer
the purpose, if he has one.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

; TIE Democratic party now have
twenty-five ont Of the thiriy-cight state
governments, and in less than two
wears from to-day it is safe 10 p.ed.c.
they will increase the number several
States.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

THE San Antonio Express ca.ica,urc
of grinding noses is good, bu, it is Ike
the fellow that stole the soc'.s, he was
the first one 10 cry THE. But> there is
no denying the fact, the ENp.ess got
ahead of the boys this time.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

ON last sunday morning the Gulf,
Colorado a Sau,n Fc road changed lis
timetable, aud the trains row lcaN" at
fifteen minutes alter > o'clock Ia the
morning. From aud after thi, da'c the
subscribers to the HERALD on the Mis-
souri, Pacific, SoutI, and the Gulf. Col
orado ~ Santa fc roads will receive
their parp.S In advance OF al Sputhcen
publications, aud a. early n amy other
paper In the Slalc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

Is November last =. Nj. SwESsoN
leased eighteen sections of lard in Jones
county. Actual settlers located upon
Ibis leased land, and lac now asks to Inc
released ironI his lease obligations. II
the lease law remains in force, or II
prices are increased, this will lac irc-
aucnt occurrence all over Western
Texas. \ revenue from leased lands for
schoo! purposes will stimulate immi-
,rni inn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

REMEMBER that free grass in few
words is an effort to lay heavier taxes
on the farmers and poor men 20 benefit
the veal ny ca,tle barons.
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SONG WORSHIP!
The New Sunday School Song I
,YL 0. EMERSON aud ". ?. sHbavM.

Price - cents; $40 per hundred. Thcadvent
of n new Sunday School song book by Two
such men as the gentlemen above n,,incd ~
n notable event. Mr.. Emerson STANDS con-
iessediy in the very frontrank of ch lrch MT
sic composers, and Mr.. Sherwin. also eminent
MS n composer, has had gieat.succrss IN tii,'
compiling of the best known SUNDAY Srhooi
: bo IN drpartuieus mt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

THE papers throughout the country
are talking about DAVID DAVIS strad-
ding the fence. There isn't II fence ON
this little sphere that would hold him.
His avoirdupois would be dangerous to
"A railroad track.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

A nasal injector Tree with each oottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. frlce ~
cents. Sold NV j. NJ House
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
WEDNESDAY. lilly 10. 1884.

FREE grass, rs advocated by the or
gans, will make the rich man richer,
and the poor man poorer.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

Attention is called to tho advertise
ment of Bruceline in another coiullp,
said to be the greatest and most l'ertect
hair restorer ever discovered. Don TAI
to read the advertisement.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

THE friends of Buck WALTON can't
sing TO him, "thcrc is Il rose in the gar
den for you Young man" His life OF
BEN THOMPSON put ont the flame and
his free-grass letter extinsuished all the
fire of his candle dip.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
Poland China Pigs.

! have a few very fine Poland Cnlns
n;ys for sale CHEAP. Stock bred for breed
ING purposes. Reduced rates by express.
Correspondence solicited. Address VII
liam Simpson, Cato, Crawford county,
Kansas,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

Iruurw country desires immigration
let II De known HAT II has good schools
supported without taxation, churches
aud cheap nmdS,and honest, industrious
God-lcariug people will seek IT, Tonr'
rumpliSh this in Texas the "hildrrn'S
graS, should command higher rcntalS,
which win induce men with families to
como with the pillow and the hoe and
make this their homes. Free grass and
heavy taxes to support schools viii mill
tate against such results.