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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19
SNATCHES.

For fine shoes, 80 to Block Bros.
Ice depot next door to the Office SILICON.
Through tr. ms will be resumed on the
Texas Trunk road Monday.
The pupils of Dallas academy picnicKed
yesterday at Shady View park.
The examination OF Temple EDanu Ell
school began yesterday morning.
Thanks to Mr.. W. g. Terry for basket
of fine peaches OF most excellent havor.
There will be meeting of the directors
of the Merchants exchange this afternoon
You can get ice day or night next doc
to the Office saloon, any hour OF the day or
night.
Have your watches, clocks and iewelry
repaired at Beck's jswelry store. All work
warranted.
Nine. Parker is still in the county jail.
It was rurnored ye1terdsv that she would
sue out writ of hsbeas corpue, but nothing
Of Tie kind was done.
The ladies will please mest to-day, al 10
o'clock, at the psrlor Of the Grand Windsor.
Much is to be done to have Dallas and the
state we'll represented at the New Orleans
exposition.
Che Missouri Pacific train, beginning to-.
morrow, will leave here at 1880 instead o!
$3.50, p. M. The sleeper will run through
to CllcAgO lnSteal Oh eLOplug at OBJ LoulS
as heretofere.
The Dallas UouBty Msdical assc citation
met ct the city hall yesterday morning
and passed resolutions of resDect to the
memory OF the wife of DR.. l.. Elliott, who
died last night.
Eve lady OF Dallas who has the inter-
ests Of Dallas and the st lts OF heGrt, are
urgently requested to meet with the Ladies
New Orleans Exposition society to-day ct
| 10 O'Clock, in the parlor of the Grand Wind.
Messrs. Hennessey G. Ffisby, detective
agency, have met with sufficient succesl in
establishing their night watch In this city
to put their officer to work on June 1st.
| They both leave on business for Galveston
to-day, and will return in few days.
Three dollars reward will be paid for the
return of red leather pccket.book, and
contents complete, Of no value except to
owner. Lost on Santa Fe train arriving in
Dallas at 1890, morning Of the 18th ilstsnt
II. B. CHAPMAN, 700 Elm street.
The first number Of The second volume o!
the Immigration and Investment Journal
devoted to the south and west = cheerfully
acknowledged ss worthy edition of very
worthy publication. The present number,
dated June 1st, has, on its fist page, 8 COL
rect map Of Texas, giving counties and rail
roads and all details, plainly and neatly en-
Texas cities, towns aud counties, based on
reliable data, evil emily gathered by writer's
on each spot described. The Dallas descrip
tions are familiar I'd exact. written up to
date, and this 10 probably the case with 81
sketches given by the Journal. IL is pub
lished at St. Louis. by Messrs. Edholm q
Hook.
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COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, June 13.-The cum pouring down
ip'torrid rays is very favorable from anv
standpoint, except persona, comfort. Crops
needing culiivator seivi,s ere Rapidly
emerging from wesds. Planters pur.
chasing small steel hoes for "chop ping out
cotton" has b. en- the main feature OF retail
hard ere trade for one week past. The
busy scenes in the fields at harvest and
at wedding are very pleasant and also very
promising. Referring to the wheat pros
pect, an eminent farmer, whose interest is
on the Dallas and Tarrant county line,
IN the Arlington neighborhood,
states as his opinion that the cereals
have suffered no important injury what
ever IS to the main crop. In isolated in.
stances fields are damaged by wind, hail
and standing water, but the loss from the
csuses alluded to our informant places at
less than / per cent. A great bore to
houseke epers Just at this season are the
pgddlers OF berries. As coon as morning
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Duarre the last voyage OF the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer. Elder, from New York
TO Bremen, NINE. MINNIE HAUcK De WAR
rree organized concert for the benefit OF
the Sailors Home at Bremerhaven, which
realized over 1900 marks. Among the pre-
mo.ers and patrons Of the concert were MR.
JOHN JACOB AsToR, JR,, of New York; De
FsxprRrcK HrSKKL, formerly German vice
consul at New York. and now consul at
Chicago, and Mr.. 8. B. ScHLxssrse, Ger
man consul at Boston. Dallas lovers oil
high opera having heard NINE. HAuoK on
lard can easiIy imagine how eTeetly her
songs would blend with the music of the
deep.
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PlTrsBURa, Pa, June ia hearing was
had this morning of the case of Thomas
Watson, the oil broker. and Cashier Richer,
charged with conspiriug to deIraud the
Penn bank. President Riddle was indic'..
ed on informa ion, but waived hearing and
gave bail for appearance IN court. The ter
tin,opy is mainly a repetition OF facts al
ready published, but tended to show RIG.
dJie. Watson AID Rieber we're associated In
oil specuiations, and the ovor drafts OF III
tiiious firms represented their transactions
in oil. One OF the fictitious accounts open
ed with an over draft of 1928 GOO aud at the
close the bank was ovor $400, 900 overdrawn..
Thomas J. Wntson's individual account
was made by the direction Of President
Riddle. Riebsr ives cognizant OF the con-
dition OF accounts. The testimony for the
defense will be heard next Friday.
Assignee Werner stated he was getting the
affairs of tho bank in shape and now
thought instead of paying cents 1t will psy
25 cents on the dollar.
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Gloomy Crop Outlook in California

SAN Francisco, June 13.-Heavy rains
for the past week have Inflicted great dam.
ace 10 crops. Although June rains are not
unusual, never during any year SINCE 10.
have they been so heavy. as th,a.
Tho signal service bureau OF this city
reports tho greatest fall in June icr
tbirtv-four years, 102 at Sacramento,
which ia better indicative point for the
whole state, the highest rain fall for the
same month for same period was l.lO.
From the first Of tho present month up 10
noon to-day 2.37 inches have
fsllep. more than twice ire
ouantity for any preceding emil
month If June. Rsport1 were received TO-
dav from fifteen different Localities, au'
pouncing the hay crop almost completely
desiroyed. Wheat and barley ere seriously
Injured. The losnes in sons sections aIe
estimated as high ss 10 per cent. Of the est,-
mates of two weeks ago. Edwin j. smith,
secretary of the stats board Of agricul ture,
in Communication - The Associated
Press Quay esys: The expense OF spread
ing and carlng for damaTed hay wili be
very great, while that portion which can
be saved will DO reduced at least 60 per
cent. in quality. The lodgings o! esaln
will materially affect the yield;
to what extent Impossible to determine.
Should this weather continue much
longer the present losses will be largely IN
creased, whereas a few days OF cool, windy
weather would greatly remedy the EVIL
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RailWaysand Western U1ion share. ssFa
stronger .o'dsy. The LATER closed higher.
Hnd 100 lines Sl0tgd by the Dallas tx-
charge ,snsh asAaTthEtsifTp, LaeksNsnna
MON Pacific, Texas Pacific and Lske
hh0Ts closed higher or unchanged. Pur-
ehases oregIed, IN few cases for invest
meat, mostly for speenlation, hITIh,
western hue'ua'fd IN morrow !imiis, lowest
ht opening. g 0 4, Hpd highest aiifF din,
EoT, rs rs, closing 10 l-a or "a lower than
previous al Ese; Llrknwr ma opened lowest,
o., s0ld highGst, 100 i.2, aiteg dinner, ana
clio, 20 % 81, or 90 : above opsHiug, Union
Pac'lle opsnsd, S3 IN sold 50 SO, highest,
ne sFeoIG alefn 1on cai, AID closed at
3SG-l ghich Vas lss' QulIHliou ytbte'dsy.
TsXar * 4. clio sold rs, unchanged.
Western Uninn began 90 90 ~, sold 81 -,
iphsst, az close, being gain
Of 7 II "a previous close. Lake
Shore rold 50 90, unchanged.
July pork ~ CEiclcA closed to-day 10
cents lower. Gao ieiysrt pIayir OF Iust
men may tind acceptance, pud me ryuci-
ca. iSAt has - lolg maintained the corner
ia PROVISIONS may r-aeA 4s ILLINOIS slttt
nri.uu az lest. the public r. getting fairly
well nclusintea 9Th that infamous buckeg'
slrV, no On caro- F..chsnrei ara u - tllo'
EUlbrg prssiblr another ycur VII tiud II de-
seF.td ~ al except the band OF land pi-
raies that nav c1nuol u. a few purchases
OF AUL oct cotton ~ New York rates CO.
cHfTsl 3r-uGy, The bears are IN full ccn'
,rol Of toe ItLin Intrkef, VII Oh ought ROT
10 DO Ice case, % export demand IL grow
Inv, Esyelil sold cotton Short ocAY.
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.
WON by FIVE LENGTHS.


LoHp,K, June l3-The race for the
HsIdwicka stakes, OF Ascot, wes won by
Tristap; Waterford, second; Harvester,
third. Tristan won by five lengths.
EywTED OVER THE LIBERAL DEFEAT.
BRussELs June 13.-Excit3ment result
iug from the liberal defest Tuesday, con.
tInues, The streets last night were thronged
with turbulent crowds. Toe police dis
uersed them Further rioting is expected
Sunday. Probably rhe senate, where the
liberals have q ANAL majority, will be dis.
solved.
TICHBoRNE CLAIMANT.
LONDON, June 13.--The Tichborne claim :
ant viii be released on ticket OF leave.
THE FALL OF BERBER.
CAIRO, June IL --Opinion here favors tho
theory of the massacre OF Berber.
A sJANDgRER COENERED.
LONDON, June 3-Indignation has been
caused in financial circles by incidents Just
come to light. Raphael & Sons, brokers OF
this city, cabled to Won Hoffman & Co.,
bankers, New York, rejecting on the Lon
don credit Of the AmeIican banking house
of Morton, T. lsa & Co., OF which Morton,
Bliss & Co., are New York correspondents.
Morton, Bliss & 90. called Raphael to &C.
count. The latter gave the sggrieved
bankers satisfaction, and withdrew all re-
Elections on their credit. He declared he
was misinformed. This morning the stock
brokers Kissed Raphael as he entered the
exchange Tor circulating the Islander.
THE ALEXANDRIA PLATE.
LONDON, June, 13.-The race for the AL
exandria plate was won by Carrie Roy
Fsugh-a-b allagh, second; Donald, third.
Only these started.
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A PRIVATE letter from Midland states thGs
ALLEN & Co. sold $500 worth OF lrmber the
first day they opened. Ala'ge sio-a'hou5s
and livery table Will be erected at once
and party will pat !aa stock Of horses
aud burgies. CocnRAY d. PAIsEE hsye
opened .heif stock OF drugs and stationery.
This would indicate lat Midland ia forging
ahead, and when few more butinoss
houses are establlsh,i there, II Win become
an important point on the line oi tho rail-
road.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19

II UNCLE DANIEL lie anything be ia . ro'
former. He now suggests that tho Office OF
liautensnt-govornor is one that ought to DC
abolished, aud tho senate could elect ito
own rresiding officer. How would it do 10
let the Legislature elect the governor? 1t
would rave a great deal Of wirt-pulling in
conventions, besides oll the meanness
charged rpon the candidates would remain
uuexpossd. Carry your reforms 70 the
foil extent. Me. AGE.
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LaMrAsAs was particularly iesiuntie 80
Tho Fort worth o5Eycn:loE. Sis only bed
two delegatsF, Mn. THoKAs ". GRIFF:l
aud henry ExILL. The latter was chosen
diJtrot delegate 10 Chicago Gud the former
selected M assistant SECRETARY By Tho CON-
miltee on psImaaen' orgsniza ion. M.
ExALL formerly lived st Grapevine. Nh.
GRIFFIN is iTem cast Texas aud represents
the HERALD in LsnpGvas. We are glt 1
the convention honorcd two men who vero
so worthy OF the distinction.
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WHATEVER may be paid derosatory to the
GOULD system ofroads 10 Texas, the people
Of this state shoCld feel grateful t. the
management, for 'he excursions to Texas
they are inaugurating from thsnouh. They
are doing more 10 advertise and build up
this state than oil other influences combined.
So long os they feep 10 Charge OF these
enterprises such tlegant gentlemen as DR..
ENNIS, JOHN 3. FRAwLBY and JOHN How.
ARD, they will provo succesE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19

THE Gazette bv its attacks on GIBD' has
rsiuyepated his boom. Thew toil into him
ms The apostle of revenue from the school
lands by means of lease system. For
every lick they bit him the people give him
two white marks, and before their war on
him 10 over, the Gszetts will have made
him even stronger. This is one instance in
which GIBBS might afford to love bic enc
tap
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Fish Rearye,ted-Th. prs.ldsat.

Nav YoRK, Juue la-,i yns Inmcrsd 10.
Uight that Jam,a ID, Fi,h had
been raGrT stsd by United States
mGrshal upNu az indictment found
by the United States grand Jury.
IL IL naih That alter tue 6Trtst Elsa was
iakrn % The hotel by custodian.
ffesident Arthur len The city o-pish for
West Pn'li w company wish Secretary
Llpc1ll
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Detroit Dots.

DETROIT, Mich, June 13.-The steamer
Pesri mistook thu lights at White Rock,
Lake Huron last night, and ran on the
rocks, whore ihe now lies in perilous COZ.
dltion. Her cnrgo has been jettisoned.. 1t
Il feared she will prove total wreck. Tugs
have gone to her rescue, ;,
The wife of George Wilson who murdered
Policama an Bullsrd, of this city, died OF a
broken heart Wednesday ut the homo OF
irinnds in OnLArio.
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One hundred ana forty-one dollars

One hundred ana forty-one dollars
given away in elegant prizes, at a.
q. ID. Miller's photograph gallery.
There are six prizes. The best is
worth $40 and the least So. Every
one sitting for card pictures will receive one
complimentary numbered ticket and for
every cabinet, two. Come all who want
nice work, ana take your chances for fine
prize. Tickets will be distributed through
June, July and August. Drawing will
come off September LIST. Plan of drawing
will be explained at gallery.
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BErcHER announces his intention not to
support BLAINE. He says he will vote the
democratic ticket, and is not III favor OF
third party. He will De welcomed into the
ranks Of the democracy. "While the lamp
holds out TO burn the vilest sinner may re-
furn ~
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deems ihffs sntfgsiio fesiffi ere 10 hs
hsfd nf il1ui estes ~ M fhfillT ~
rsifrnsrs. rhs msfkft 4 flnnsf. esrsris'-
4 vi h.frilffi'lf. risi thn 0rlT frinfr
f'Hi 0u' M Zoe dINrr if lHi0 CONVERT i0tm
onto F'nfH nni UIfsffVHf Hni in
fIH ITEM On a'n.fr pies. Ofsfr r1fn
rfnrs Nor abuuian' wary iay, bnt con.
iirus1 too lIrH on pHF uUn'H ianff.
PoEohts az rrld'fd ~ an cent? per hack 4
iT0m orchards rdl scout 90 Dallas, and AZ
rive fresh and ftff'irii. Tue cop q about
una-haif az ayers e in this fs1'itu, bat the
delightful fruit viii 1n cheaper syaTV day
nsinE 10 the fart Ties fhs sfn counties Of
Te1as, Kansas AID LOUISIANA croEsAte fall,
ava shipmen's nom those points TO this
city hAVe commenced.
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s,s PronerlY Artnrhnh

NV YAK, June ban attachment
va a"a INST the prep Tty 81 John
q, T. ah coudinC president uf the SIC.
uli Nntioaal back, Ia ihe sui, ~ the sank
& recover s3,lSCtO which amount L ia
alleged y q mistppr0p Iiatod Janaa ID,
Fsh, TX pryg'dcDt 81 the MFrins NaHopal
bank, has been Indicted hy tho United
States grand jury for violating he banking
laws
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IT ia said the cattle men have secured
nesr)y ell the waiered lands in the west
either by purchase or lease, and had them
fencsd. go they are free to no one but them
selves. Now they want all the dry lands
made free grass, as they can not become
available to small stock men. Free grass
is cu,e trick, equal TO the eharpest ever
nsrnetrated by a down.east Yankee.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19

NokToH's INTELLIGEKcER is publishing q
seriel, entitled The Convention. 1t is the
same published by other papers weeks ago,
and embraces the acts and doines OF the re-
publican convention. It lis just such read
ing o. the readers Of that journal want in
broken COses.
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THE contracts Tor supplies to be delivered
at tha government. forts have Just been
awarded. Last year MEasRs. W. HOWARD
g. Co, of this city, were the heaviest con-
tractors. This year they were only sue
cessful in securing the corn and oats con.
tract for MeYer's SPRING..
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sii wsfa pfsru's shasiaftNto.a.
diiinn ~ ths tell ifals. fiilaIt t.fi
pf'f.1 Wsff fnnfmsii a f.rU1 vf9te.
a. fff nnm j % Wnff. ries.dsli ni the
WFHffl Nall hfsoe'siIrl. 81 ~ iihufF e..
nonrf.rF sufrfla'ln iof 40 fefts 90
anNo'patlrF iugpff sion no three mnu Is
% aesisfn mills. Tho stock 0u hand VS.
IrnnIlsi llfhl. nlmanh lIn1.
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honds IN I've gssfs fofin. ffdssmahls 49,
uieasnfa "A iae OHmpanf win interest y
~ re- ffnt ptf on um fhfia c1np0n'
I'M hm infi 70 $4,000 fha sfrln slll
~ rfr1f q ~ coupons snf ~ f1TN 500 n
NfN rau govern mFIi snl.iif csf' q fus .
ihis a0aopni nlssnur tu8 sofp Hni i's I'VE
year. luinTHff
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TnE Athenisn Gays the editor OF the Ty
Ter Courier ought TO make his appearance
at tbs Worlds exposition as a Texas pro-
duction. A good ideg, or they will want
something GREEN there during the winter.
He iy pOt for GIBBS.
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The first number OF the Texas Cow Boy
is on our table. II 10 Il well-priuIed eight
page paper devoted to the cattle interests
of the state, end will 40 doubt prove q val
uable auxiliary to that branch of business in
Texap. The HERALD wishes 1t success.
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AnT ENIiIIsITIOsf.

At the earnest request OF mary Nho
have been unable 20 attend, o. we'll - many
wh0 desire "a hays ss0iher OpnIiuni'y 81
IEsReeting the gcrk, Mrs, capwell hes con-
ssntsi 10 keep he. studi0 open 10 day The
paintiaes exhibited are we'll worth visit,
ard the Glass dfsssyes great credit Nr iis
Iapld advancement,
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The Decatur pozt says much learning on
the iree.gt6ss question has run the foft
Worth Gazette mad, but it didn't inform
its rroders how many furlongs it had to
trsv refore reaching the goal.
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RODD'S Calculator and Diary

Makes Practical Arithmetic easy for all.
simpliies the srt Of computation, and enables
every Farmer and Tradssman to make c1rreci
and Instantaneous calculations in all their bust.
ness TRANSACTIONS. is worth Its weight Ia gold
to every or not quick n figures. 1t is neatly
Movable Diary. Silicate Slate Perpetual Cslen
dar and Valuable Pocket-book / made $2cU
in three months selling It last fall. Price "
Address, J,B. GOODE, General Agent.
Gilmer Texas.
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Cheerful Conversation
Is one OF the pleasantest amenities Of
life. But fluent talker whose gems OF
thought" drop from lips which disclose
yellow teeth going TO rack and ruin, makes
less impression than he or she otherwise
would. Bear this in mind, conversation.
alists, and lend added force to your utter.
auces by keeping your teeth white and pure
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FREE grass on the school land means not
onlv a destruction of the school fund, but
a destruction of property values in the
west. It Is IN the interest only OF those
who rove around with stock and pay no
taxes and contribute nothing to the ma
terial or social interest Of the state. 1t Is
an unjust and ubiquitous tax on the bone
and sirew of the land.
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FYiahtFuI n..,,,

CnoIssATI, June i3.-By the spilling IL
molten metal NJ ina Ciuannau e NsgDnFt
Iron Ahd Pine work, Newport Kentucky,
AZ noon today, msn ranFd Van Aufdfll
Has burnett ~ death ard two others prob f.
ably fatally injured.
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Aous.ti,uuI,ie ,ionus,

PniL.nEtFHlA, pa. Juna il.--A dlspa'oh
nom uaia1Angfuh, Penrtgiysnia FaYsi
ine Nn'oAl PONdsr Manufacturing com.
company Ia stifpsnd aDsrsti0us o. year.
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tff|H tI .Hurf r1IIH f1ft.tr li.lfa
vfn ru rsufnT Irl.tf IfpniIe fs o.
puiisiIIt nitIsE cod i|ots. Che nHf no
o. e.UHu..0ff .n political HliIrrs frl ne
lsiifI h.o.uis a. .Ir isii,d .-f, suh ruiu-
dies sF,lrsf good ed I-Fsl FL trB rlo
al .n' bend iHsif tasss a. lruss. The
Gem .r, base alsays ua.u.1I.fi RI rsru.
tiIo Poe H.stsi, ofrufu ss lui lltir TO-
pldis..la q B-,IEE 10 no oiths siTongtsi
a.Furfgis o. at could b. sdiueft ioF tis
"a lirsss iof ihs Highest oAi.e in ths gOy-
eminent, - L. Zee, N TIE void,
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SHOE.

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 ST MATERIAL, AND THE WORK
IS so WELL PUT TOGETHER THAT
THE SHOES WILL WEAR AND
KEEP THE SHAPE. ANY FOOT,
SLIM. MEDIUM OR WIDE, CAN BE
FITTED BY A DEALER WHO KEEPS
AFULL LINE OF OUR GOODS. OUR
NAME IS STAMPED ON THE SOLE
OR WOVEN IN THE. STRAP. OF Ev-
ERY SHOE.
HANAN 81 SON.
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THE Chicigo convention, mixed ae II vas
with whites end blocks, reminded outsiders
of the description given Of Coloene, which
was said to have seventy we'll defined smells
and several sti1ks.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19

THE Houston Age says the republican
convention has nominated the most bril-
liant rogue in their party for the head
their ticket; and the most malignant dog
in thu prrsy for the tail OF their ticket.
Now let the democracy by the bad
ind .ment OF the republicans.
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CoRKfLIsyILLG. Pa, June IA huf.
dFfd and tiiiy lfiih ani English minefs
employed by n. a. Flick a ul,'s coke
wOTks, threw doNn their picks Yesterday
anu Refused % work because the hfm hAd
snsursd seven Hungarian miners, The
company Threatened Ia ol'shafge the
stfikeff, ard trouble Is FxpeGlsi,
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Conleys Challengc Accepted.

Boston, June 13.-The challenge Of Peter
n. Conley for five-mile race tor $1,000 a
side has beer accepted by Seemer. OF PITTS
burg, who has named July 4th, OF OAK
Point.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19

TIE two most powerful republicans in
Texas to-day ere Quincy, of Galveston, and
CAPTAIN GEORGE HAWKING, of Dallas.
GEORGE says they hold the republican
party in their pcckets, and the c'lored
folks are to have some of the big offices.
He saws il he is made United States mar
cha, he will just say, "Go way, white folks,
don't YOU come nigh me-"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-19

EIa lrligWi1g mysterious article b. su
61lt.r6l tg,v.,g iion tho Austin Cart D.
Il Pc shove its comprehension q ordinary
NOR els and i7 respectfully Ts!efsst 20 the
sgs Tgusll q the Gss.t.s, llrsadl thnf-
a; You msy have no,e.d chat lh' keep ?
OF ap.msls mIEssH hbsTal distribution o!
Frat5 10 tse elephant al ICED time, Use
elephant is i,ad II grass, bgeaaIe i'r both
nutritious and dowuy, md tbs lees l. Costs
TOO moe les appreciated, Tht Waite lie
phant has a na,ursI hnnksriug Tor rga's,
sud his recent playful Rindussass 10 'so
Tree grsss almon,r and lie iaFage sergsea.s,
clearly develops - longing for a foii ted
10 lie upon alsr To "illlpl ieyss' Ia Austin
10 over.