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II APPEAL FOR 1884.

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To Advertisers.

The ADVERTISER ia the oldest
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ties, and we would therefore sug.
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No party in politics, nor any sect in Telig-
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HLSO MIG.

Ripley Lodge, No. ~, AFA "a.
stated meetings, Second Friday in every
nOnth at 10 o'clock, g. N.
OFFICERS.
=. Fl. Buchanan, y. \. J. A. Hearne, Sec,
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A LIVE NEWSPAPER,

No laGycan get along without it.-Detroit,
(Mich.) Advertiser.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

BAIRD, Oct. To-. Correspondence J.
For the past two days there has been q
still northcr, Just letting u know what
we may eNrcct further ON. Everything,
though, looks green, grass ia good, bu,
the farmer Is unable to pluw owing tn
the want of rain, Money now i scarcer
than known for years. No ono, II mat
tcrs not how much and what property
he may own, seems to command any
money. II cln hc loaned NJ FROM = to ,
per cent. per month, and IL is much
sought, even AZ this rate.
The Democratic ticket seems to h,
growing into the favor of the people
Gov. Ireland made many votes her,
whom he ad 'rt ssod our people. A grea
majority ofoug solid citizens are for Ire
land Jones' followers, with some eN
coptinus. Rra composed of the "lOwc
Zen thousands" of tho county. lrnlnuc
II our next governor, aud why shuulC
any Dcmp'rtt throw away his vote 10y
casting the ann tor JoupS2 The qles
tons of free grass sud lease law Cal
only BE- Seti,eAby tho legislature,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
WlLBARGER COUNTY.
ICE NOTCH IN THE NORTHWEST
. correspondents Who Has Been There
Becomes Unframed With Its Salu-
brious Climate, Rich Lands
and Advantages, Etc,

VERNON. Oct, Correspondence. J.
Wilbsrger is one of the finest counties /
in the great State OF Texas. 1t is situa-
ted north Of Baylor county, west of |
wichita county and south Of Red River. |
The soil Is Of different kinds; that Of |
Rod aud Pease river valleys il Of a |
deep red loan; the high or tabe-land is |
black land, with enough sand inter |
mixed to make II easily worNeu. The |
principal streams are Red river, Pease |
river, Beaver creek and Wauders creek. |
The streams are skirted with timber OF
various kinds. Good water can he had
by digging in any part of the county at
a depth OF from fifteen to thirty Ave
fleet. The county il settling faster than
any other county in north
or northwest Texas The char
acter of the people coming to
tho country is good. They come to buy
homes and go To- work at once to inn
prove them. The lands belong to the
common school fund and railroad COM
panies; very few old SURVEYS In the
country. School lands are most desired
by people seeking homes. All OF the
school lands in this country are classsd
As agricultural lands, consequently can
be sold only to actual settlers. There ~
not large pasture in the county. FIRST
4 class roads are established in every
quarter of the county and none but act
ual settlers need apply. TO them we
iay come, and get you good home, i'll
= good and healthy county while you
can buy cheap and have first
choice. Vernon, the county seat,
4 the only town in the county,
is situated in Pease river valley, a more
beautiful valley never gladdened the
4 eve of man When we first visited the
town, but little over two years ago, we
could count only seven houses IN and
4 about the town; now there are about 500
4 people here, and they arc coming every
4 day, and coming to stay, Now houses
are being built IN every part of town.
i There ae four stores OF general mer
chandisc, two of which carry mammoth
Z stock tu supply local, ranch and trail
4 trade, The great cattle trail from South
n eru Texas 10 the northern markets
a passes just west of town. Vernon is To-
"a Gated on the projected line of the Fort
a Worth x Denver City railway, and We
a are OF the opinion that 'ere green grass
II rises next spring the iron horse viii he
bearing his birdcuS to and from on,
i town. But Vernon viii toe the besttDwi
Il in northwest Texas VI she does not get d
n railroad for wears to come, rs she Is
" backed by IN" hoSi agricultural lands il
/. the state, aud .hpg are being rapidly de
81 Ncloped. There are three livery sta
+. hles, three hot Is, one restaurant, tive
NJ blacksmith shops, tHo -ptOOuS, one b1O
and Shoe shop, two Sttdlrry shops, tw,
butcher shO Is, ult drug store, ono til
shop, one printing oil q, one school
house. three doctors, eighI lawyers, auC
~ many land agents who never sell any
land, ~ any Town IN the state. Ther
are no church buildings aI vet, but va
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

BowIH, Oct. lO.-ICorrespondonc'C- =,
Cool nights and mornings, and deligh
snl sunny weather during the days oro
The cotton receipts for yesterday W.
somewhat larger than usuali sovent9,
ave bales. Good prices arc being pau,
nom $50 to 400. Tho exceptionally hue
weather for picking, causes the staple 70
bo rapidly picked and glnned, and
steadily marketed.
Hon, Y. u. Pmcr Addressed gnod su.
dlence nj the academy last night, In a
speech OF about an hours length, making
a favorable impression,
There il considerable hustle and sti
ON our streets 20 day, and business II
good for this season,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
THE Absorbing TOPIC.

1t is not an unusual thing these days
to see citizens buttonhole each other on
the street, and indulge in close CONVEX
satiou. There seems to be something
unusual on the tapis. You find Thorn en-
every street corner, in the hotel lobblesi
in convenient doorwsys, and they al
seem to be discussing the same thing,
This is mysterious, TO say the least; but
an enterprising reporter of this paper re-
solved to fathom the cause Of SO much
hobuobbing, and accident threw solu-
ton in his way. Yesterday morn,
ing he noticed two promi.
nent citizens Col. b and Gen. S.
standing on the corner of Elm and
Murphy streets, and 80 absorbed were
they in close confab that street gamin
stole up behind the "Colonel," who was
holding his cigar carelessly in his hand,
and secured comfortable smoke with
out being discovered by either gentle,
man. 1t was afterwards aseertained by
a mutual friend Of both parties, G--g
that they we're discussing the grand ap
pearance and immense sales OF the Dial
las Pharmacy, the leading drug house o
: Texas. 1t is wonderful, and tho gallsn
Colonel rejoined in answer: III hav
seen number Of drug stores in large
cities, but have seen mono that will SUI
pass the Dallas Pharmacy" Drop i
some time. DALLAS PHARMACY,
Largest Retail Drug House in Texas.
Open all night. III Elm street Moor
u building john w. TUR FIR, Prop.
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OWED TO a Grooru.

on NJ curnerC' tiD yuI Sy,arU re
L hd =. Aston tauSs-yye store,
And SYRUP, on ny word IN aouuc
You'll tiud II is the cheapest Corner;
Eggs-actly what we say wen do,
And what we say is always true.
Before you buy at other places,
Come, Lettuce see your handsome faces.
Pea-choese ~ very low price,
Aud are in quail Tea very nice;
C1ndy-dly speaking, we don't give fig,
For large profits, rs our sulcs are hig.
A ConhdtnG pubic we do not deceive;
In quality and good weight is what we
believo;.
We are aware that the currant weigh
Is TO sell mixed goods. The other day
We Sauce some girls who came in
To get some kisses and Charlotte-russe
maten;
One OF them said good deal OF choc-
bO0-latc, by man with lots uf talk,
Had Beaus-old for milk,
That abe wanted nothing to do with one
Of that ilH;
bho paid for her gum drOps-the change
ho-la,ses of this sort, and wanted around
here.
Our Liquor-lce always the best to bo hnd
Wine not come around? We are always
glad
To Meat The friends OF long ago;
And II you wait till tney sage,
You may expect to stay some thyme;
This line come In to finish The rhyme.
Competition maple-sugar down,
And staples as cheap AS any other place
In town,
Soap to make the customers think,
All prices are tho same, but wo wager {
drink,
And nrm'y believe visit must show
That nobody else Is near SO low.
Do not turn pail nt the length Of thi
verse,
For nothing will ole tho state OF you
pure,
If YOU try us month; OF one thing b
sure,
To try one sack OF Perfection Flour;
Prices low, and q right Royal feast
rwould make for NabOS in the iar ava
Yeast.
You have only to Bacon any store,
And the result viii surely show,
That It Preserves our reputation,
And rules out all competition
Plenty of room In our large new store;
No Jar, no Jam but "a GreuSIoss floor
Now. to us, in ap-pcars, in case you G
buy,
would be to your advantage to drop
and Try
If our goods are Salmon on actual use,
Or II your confidence we try to abuse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

M TEMPLE Oct. lo.-[Correspondence.l T.
IN novel marriage occurred in Temple
on yesterday. MIR. w. l., Cole and Miss
A. Il. Coates came 10 town in a buggy
aud asked for Justice," and were
soon shown the way to Judge Jones' Of
fee, and while they sat in the buggy IN
rhont oi tho office, the judge stood nj
the horses head and pronounced the
couple husband and wife, Immediately
after which they went to their home al
Troy.
Several insurance men are in town TO-
dav. II is said that ono or more cOmpa
niei are Withdrawing the business from
this place ~ well as other places in the
State. The only reason given is a want
OF confidence.
Quite n number of strangers are IL
town and business has been unusually
brisk to-day.
Dr, Y, j Bowers, formerly Of thi'
place, hut nov of Coleman, is here Wis
Ting his many friends,
Capt. T.. ID Wilkes, candidate fo
State senator, * here; also Judge Oster
huut, OF Bcltou, and Republican candi
dgtU for Congress, il circulating here to
day.
-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
Arktnnrv Na,,.r.

VI 'h'NNef' Oct. ll.-.Special.l-.T d.
fwsome and family, who In % boon
hhdlng the summer on tho Pacific
ipe' returned home Friday.
friday evening on the occasion Other
,lth birthday, little Miss MAY Uern.
~ gave party to her many ii,,i,
nus and schoolmates. Tho little
,stess entertained her puesIs Win
pughlful grace aud care rarolv rounI
one SO young, and tho thrnnr of little
'es WIN joyous hearts and hnnnv fanes
poyed themselves 10 the utmost IN.
S'ns. ' ''' ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
STREET PAGgAET

With flourish oftrumpets, bsa,in rs of drains,
aging colou n0gs, banners and hAnnerets,
making grand Triumphant Jubilation Of in.
conceivable splcndur, over.reachlng all pre-
'lous shuNs OF pomp and pagcantry, Ia given
IN the morning or our entry, free of charge
70 al. A scene oi ahowy spiendor on tho
Highway shuwnl Dena by tho score OF rild
aulmals open ON tho strSots. Twelve bands
n music, narnessed ElspAnts, Camels, Elks,
Dtumedgries and XobrM Tho urandest
street procession over witnessed.
Positively the largest and heAt Equipped OF
AL railroad Shows. For proof va rufer you
20 any or all Railroad SuperintcndentS In the
state We refer you to Oyery travelling man
u the State, and 10 every editor n tho Stats
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

WONDERFUL Leslie Bro'nVrs, James stow, The
treat Donaldson llruihcrs, the Martinetto
'nmi y, the Great ROlanjs, the Wonderful
~llrk Family, Eui0prs Grpntcst Blcyclists.
Gtp- Grand Autochthuuic Collection,
consisting OF u cOnglutiuunt cOnyocution OF
nations IN which mankind Ia rrprcsented by
~ National Typvs, and forming The greatest
G0rth- Embracing EihrolOg,cal Entirety ey.
AreIhlbited our Grand Spectacular, stately
Splendid, Sumptuous, Flashing, Flaming
Magnificent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

interesting discourse hero tonight, the
subject being, "what is rsith," Mr..
Bush is q man of fine theological educa-
ton, and delivers his sermons in fluent
language. His voice is pleasing to the
ear and gestures always in place. MIR.
Bush breaches here tomorrow night
and then leaves for Cleburne. Quite an
sssemblage present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12
rhn MnnMIln q - 49,

INC ian W AAN u NrNhh Niics 49,.
This man may nave high ambition
and noble aspirHhtus, yet he cannot be
expected to enjoy WY good health, os.
peciauy II the lady solids him while nj
meals. This is euoug. 10 give any man
chronic dyspepsia lflo takes Browns
Iron Btters he has n Splendid chance
Tor recovery. MIR. q. Wlghtmsu
Thomaston, Conn, says, az useC
Browns Iron bitters Tor uyelepsia anC
nave been greatly henonsted Bit"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-12

A snecla meeting of the club has boen
called for tomorrow evening at the
gymnasium, the purpose of which IL t.
make prennrttiDns for new hall aud
one more suitable, aud TO act upon ap
plicatiOns for membership, when " l.
hoped will increase To one hundred oe
fore winter sets In.