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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Staunton, Va.

Mrs Gen. j. f. b, Stuart, Principal. The
next session Of nine months begins Sept. II,
1881. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
fun particulars apply to the Principal.
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I aina / i||E'sfs6

This well known preparation Is highly rec
pmmended for Dyspepsia, Headache, Sick.
ing nom Acldity, Blliousness and Mnlarin
Fever and cools the blood, and regulates the
bowels and Isl faVorite medicine for children.
Prepared by A. ROGERS SONS, Chemists.
81 Blocker street, New York,
kn-Supcrlor 10 Mineral Matters, spldllts
powders, etc. Sold by AL Druggists.
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An alarm of fire was sounded yestor-
day morning about o'clock, caused hy
the burning OF u tar kettle ut the corner
of Elm and Market streets.
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Flies and Bugs.

Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats.
mice, gophcrs, chipmunkr, cleared out
by though on Rats" ID cents.
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GEORGIA MILITARYACADEMY

Incorporated and governed by Board of
trustees; q fun and experienced Corps OF
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
and hcalthfulucss; discipline equal to that OF
the best schools in the country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school seven states represented Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The Fail Session
begins October StlL For Catalogues, ETC., adj
dress the superintendent
MAI. y. j, BURGESS.
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SAVED ItER LIFE!

RIDGE, MCINTOSH co., GA.
DR. j. BRADFIELD; Dear Sir-l have taken
several bottles ofyour Female Regulator tor
falling OF the womb and other diseases COM
bned, of sixteen years standing, aud really
believe am cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt thanks and most pro-
found gratitude. | know your medicine
saved my life, soyou see cannot speak too
highly In lis favor. | have recommended 10
to several of my friends who are suncnngus
was Yours, very respectfully,
MRS, ". f.. SrEBlNS.
our Treatise on the Health and Happiness
OF Woman mailed free.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w {. f. CLINT ASA candidate for rec &c
Ion To the Office of County Attorney at the
ensuing election.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.


Ihe i,th Annual Session begins oct. list.
Most elegant hnil dngs In the South. Ali
modern cunvculcnces, Best advantages i'm
literature, music and art. Special attention
10 health ana comfort OF pupils Moderate
charges Apply carly to W, e. BASS.
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MORPHINE S Sa1ss'' Habits a9s

EASILY CURED. BOOK FREE.
DIR, j, c. HOFFMAN, Jefferson, Wisconsin.
JNHE STATE OF TENAS-TO ALL PER.
u sons Interested In the administration OF
,he estate OF Il. w. Goldthwnltc, deceased
j, i. Gayle, executor OF l.. II. Goldwnlte, de.
ceased, has filed, In the County Court of bal
aScounty, nnal account showing the cond.
ION said estate of X. W, Goldthwnite, dc.
ceased, which will he heard ut the next torn
otsnid court, commencing ON the LIST Mon.
day In Nov. 4. ID. 1881, at the Couri. house
IN thecity OF Dallas, at which time All pcrs
SOUS lnlersstcd IN said estate may appear and
- witness; w. NJ e. Hill, County Clerk of
Dallas county, TexUs. "
H. sl-Givcn under my hand aud the seal
oi said court, OF office, IN the city OF Dallas.
this ith day ofJuly, AID. 1854.
W. VI, G. HILL.
County Clerk Dallas County, TeXas.
by L. ii. lluCurs, Deputy.
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Teachers and parents remember that
one price only is charged for books ut
Erb'S.
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INSTITUTE
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

wANTEp-Agents for the lives of
CLEVELAND urx ANP :
containing fGll and complete history of Tho
democratic party portrayng It's brilliant
iStancc, fully illustrated. mis- bnol, n,cns
UP splendid chance Tor agents TO make
money, ms we are giving extra terms 10 not.
I'VE workers. send jJc. nj once for oui6t
ahd secure your first choice uf terrltory
dress Texas Book and Bible Co, ~ Gin
street. bnllps. Texas, '' ''' lin
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FOR SALE


EOR SALE-A FINE SALOON AND WI
i lures in the heart Of the city. For pd
llculars apply 10 STRAUSS Il LEVY. sepl
DOR SALE-ONE FINE SGj DOMESTI
J. sewing machine for S2j. Address b,
ll,ri,- Il Once, sep2I
Euk SALE-TWJ PAID-UP SHARES 4
L stock In the Dallas Barrel and WOodd
ware Factory. Apply to ADAMS IL Ind
NN'', sepll
L'Oh SALl.---BI SOUTH WEST Ian
CUMPANN-l-room house, lot 5Oxl25. cd
ner OF CrowduS and Porter streets; lot n
iOo' Main street, near Ervay:2 acres will
houses OF d and 1 rooms, East Dallas, nod
eist OF tair Grounds; i-rOOm house, lot
W, corner otCorsicana and Browder streetd
acres with houses, aud 8 rooms, Fast h
las, northeast of Fair Grounds: 3-room nod
iol 'VNVO, corner Griffin and Gibbs stree
lots and >, q and % each 5ONl25. in Midi
ION addition, adjoining and west of VI
Grounds; lot jOX9O, corner Griffin and AK,
streets; lot sUNl.0, Joins Fair Ground on
VEST lot 2lNSO, ON Pacific avenue, oppet
passenger depot; lot GglaXlOO, corner Cold
wood lane aud Cedar Springs st. aid
kOk SALE OR HEN1-A FIRST-CLM
4 brand new plano; will sell on the insll
ment plan Apply to 36l Ross Avenue.
febgl.ia
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WE ARE REQUESTEDT ANNOUNCE
" j. G, MCCART ms candidate for Con
liable in Precinct No.
w y ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ JoHN OVERLAND as a,candldate for Con-
"a In Precinct No. l.
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ASK your grocer for one pound box
OF inc Dn1ier Meyl Cracker Co.'s Royal
Snowilakes. The finest crakers made.
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EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY
Bryan Street, Dallas.

hrJah street, Daiias.
This Institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies', IS most des.rably located The system
ol education pursued is designed to develop
the men9al, moral and physical powers OF
me pupils, and to make them useful women
OF Tehned tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition including
Slauoney, Drawing, French, Germou,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inHrma-
~ expenses, per session ofhye months, Sl0O
Music and use of piano ................' IS
Entrance fee tOnly fer the first year,. 5
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply 10 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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Moonlight Picnic,

Erb's.
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Prof. Tolliyor has charge of the music
department of Grove school.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works.
NEW and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR.
One Block S. Of Santa Fe Depot.
FRANKLIN & PFOUTs
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Are prepared TO do all kinds Of IRON
WORK on shortest notice, Fine work a
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Iron and
Brass Castings, and In fact everything In the
line executed and finished In manner equal
to the best shops In the whole country.
Models made 10 order. Don't forget we have
The Best Machinery and most skilled work.
men In Texas. Contracts for the iron work on
all Kinds OF machinery desired. DoHt forget
the place lfyou want good, substantial work
done nj living prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-04

w + ARE AUTHORITATIVE ANNOUNCE
~ w. 4. GRAN NJ us Il candidate for Con.
stable OF Precinct No. at the ensuing elec.
tlDu 80 ~
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COK sALE-FARMs IN DALLAS :,

EOR SALE-FARNIS IN DALLAS d
i ono hundred acres Joining the towf
Richardson, ON II. d 4. {. X. r.. l2 =
north OF Dallas; very rich black land i
improved; wafer plenty and good, /
hundred and eighteen acres, one and a
miles west of Richardson; rich, black ID
wen improved, IN fine state OF cultivatl
lutFt dWe!ling, rooms; barn, outbuildl
and tenant houses; Splendid orchard mon
good wells and - acres timber. These
Two among the best places In Dallas cou
rules perfect; no incumbrance: terms Z
Apply ioor address DR.. l.. K. STROUD, m
H"' 49, Dallas county Texas. au,lT
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AUSTIN COLLEGE,
sherman, Texas.

sherman, Texas.
The next session will begin on thu a u,
september, 1881. Instruction I'm ali the usual
departments thorough. For informntion
apply TO REV. Il. z. PALMER, u. d.,
President, sherman, Texas.
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louisville Rugby School

300 Fifth So. Louisville, Ky.
SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL,
for BOYS. Thirteenth Session begins September 10TH
~ best Universities. in past ten years its Alumni
hnvn obtained al the hes, schools IA the country
SsN degrees Of d. D.; liuren of Il. h.; Eighteen
dred diplomas In di,tfie, schools Of study Shorthand
aud Type-wrltiug taught During vacation urincuals
CaJ be seen at 4tS Main ST. from 10 To O'Clock daiy
For clu.gsley aud further Information. dress
W. \. MCDONALD,
Master ut Arts, University OF Va ! n.s.a;..I.
A. l.. MCDONALD, (T!InGINdlS
Graduate Washington lee Univ.
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
" nOunce Mr.. G.. b. GILLESPIE as a can.
ddnie for reelection TO the Office Of County
nlortor
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WANTED.

NANTEp-ROOM AND BOARD For
I w man and vie In private family al
I dress Immediately FRANK ARMSTRONG y
.. Box No, 70, Dallas Texas. sepi.n
! WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD nv
w gentleman and wife in family where
lhert are n other hoarders. Address, stat.
ing terms to C., Lock Box 26l, Z, 20. sepi.it
WANrED-A SECONDHAND COTTON
" ballng press, suitable for haling rags
Ad0reSS, with price, O o., care Herald Office.
VA ANTED-LADlES - ONE HUNDRTD
" ladies 10 make shirts drawers overall
ana pants extra Inducements offered In.
September. Call at the Factory, 6J7 ana IA
Mainst. BIANEENHII K BLAKE. jy S wv pyy
NANIEp-A LADY WITH A coon
~ heart that has no children to take
charge of "a little SRI years old Address I
r. MILLENDER, Dallas, Texas. sepS-7t
WANTED-BY A GRADUATE OF Al
" hrSt-clasS law school, position in the
Office olan established lawyer; best of refer.
ence>' Address c., care Adams * Leonard.
- sep2-2t
WANTED "A HOUSfKEEPER An
w American lady to do general work, eX-
cept washing andirnning, for small family:
situation permanent, if agreeable to both
parties. Address Il. X, Herald office. with
sl'sh p lor reply sep2-1
WAN TEb-TWO Coat MAKERS M
" mediatcly. Applyto II. ZimmermaA
0Oi Main street, Dallas, Texas.
NYYANTED-A SITUATION AS ROOF
w keeper or travelling salesman by n "a.
Der, experienced young man, W tn good ref.
erehces. Address j. a r., Herald aug3l-7tl
NANIED-A GERMAN WOMAN Al
" cook for a country hotel: GOOD wages IN
II woman with some "get up" about her. An
~ - 1oh \ - HRIAN, Kupperl, Tex. aug3N +
Va An LED-tOUR FIKSp-CLASS CARL
w pentors, IS per day. Apply in person
no coriespondence answered. JOHN II. Nj. +
Npt' '"rSicana, Texas. aug2S.GH
NYrANIED-IO SELL A HOUSE NYEA
W lot, story frame, with 4 rooms ong#
hal!, No. 9Cmollne ST.; splendid welt AppI
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The feeble grow
strong henlIos-
letters Stomach
Bitters Is USED to
promote assimi-
lation of the food
ana enrich the
blood. Gndiges-
tion, the chiefob-
staCle to AN ac-
q uisition OF
strength by the
weak, is an all
fneut which iutal
lihly succuinbs to
the action Of this
peerless correct
I've. Oss ofnesh
and appetite, fail
ur' % sleep, aud
growing evidence
OF premature de-
cav, 0rc speedily
commended by
h braces up the
les the couStjtu-
ale by all drug
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bacCO.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL

BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
For Boys and Young Men. Prepare fol
Business College or University. Thoroughly
and handsomely equipped. Full corps o.
instructors Beautiful and healthy location
For Catalogue, address
W. r. ABBOT. Principal.
BpllpNup II. O.
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S CITE CE FILL.

Ai Enshah anu OllSslco. Schooi Tor Girls.
FOUNDED IN 1898 BY MRS. TEVIS.
Aims to give its pupils elements or n COM
plcte education. Faculty selected from best
for Catalogue. W. T. POINTER, hi d., Prin.
cip1l, Sh'lhvville, Kentucky.
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LOST.

uSl-A HEAVY uuLD MEuSs
~ yraVed "pewnuushlp," NJ. l.. Kell.'
e. y, Nrcclond, u. y. g. Any one red
Mil, heiperuiy rewarded. {. T.. M
l2ll Main gtr'et.
~ nn SisnS hV addressing Ghl
- l. koM ELL * CO, Ia Snrnrp stictI
lprN, can learn The exact cost ut unI
y h,,d ilne oI Advertising IN AWcrlcanI
p'9eH' ~ .tl.pagc Pamphlet, itc.I
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IA ANIEb-AN EXPERIENCED BOOEI
W keeper desires an engagement Cod
references. Address, for two weeks. VIII
LITTLE, Waco, Texas. gpnSa
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t'ot' NALa-A bAitGAIN-ME OF
4 Tor sale u fruit aud market farm
Illlle rom Dallas, ana will lend the
MAN, n, Elan 81. M
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k'CA .aAHE-H l. uttEK FOR SALE
A hall price, engine, boiler, corn min, I
nun, cnrn-sheller, wood-SHw for cord NJ
aii necessary pullcys, shalting. belts,
SIMPSON a HUFFMAN, 73l Elm street,
uug,
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DISTRICT JUDGE.
COUNTY JUDGE.


WE. ARE REQ TO ANNOUNCE
~ W., 1, STRANGE as "a candidate foI
Comfy lu1rp nt inc ensuing aiactinv
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EQk sALE-rnE OLDEST An

ENOk SALE-rhE OLDEST AND
Il located Livery Stable i'm the cltvof II
Is offered for sale, because the present pf
etors are not born livcrymen, We ear
any one that the stable has not only \
ouI Is even now, In July, making money
u practical liveryman, this Is a rare orr
MY To secure n good thing. Terms.
thlrd cash, balance ON any reaSonnhlp|
wanted, WIN Interest and well secured.
ply To or address WHEAT Il WHEAT. IN
.'N'''' aug
EOk SALE OR RENT-A FiNENEW
u room cottage cheap; n beautiful \
Inquire at the Eclip Lumber Yard
PAGE. INV"
DOR SALE-OWING TO MY ABsF
- Tor aprotracted time, | offer for sal
marc ana buggy; perfectly gentle and
urlNer. Apply TO Martyrs Stable. [
street. JOHN + ELLIOTT, iur
DOR SALE-BROOM MACHINES
\ sale, Two new machines and or
MHes,lake Brltton manufacture, for
cneap' Address WIN. PFoUrs, care HE
NllNts iuug
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The Reason w h,,

The following letter Will explain
why the Hon Mr.. Grady 80 hot,N OPP
posed the nomination of 'uNcrnor
Cleveland.
Executive Chamber NlahauH, oct.
20. 1883. The Hon john Kelley. My
dear ,ir: II Is not without hesitation
that write this. | have determined
10 do 81. however hrGIu-r -rc NO
reason why | should moi hc entirely
frank with YOU | am anxious that
Mr.. Grady should not hr returned to
the next senate | du not wish tu
conceal the tact that my personal com
fort and satisfaction are involved In
this matter But know that good ley
i>ation. based upon a pure desire To-
promote the Interests of the prupIr and
The improNrmcnt of legislative meth
od,. are also deeply involved. | for
bear 10 write IN detail of the other
consideration, having relation 10 the
welfare OF the party and the approval
| to he secured bN a change Tor the bet
ter in the character of il, representa-
| tives. These things will occur 10 YOU
without suggestion from me. h"ur'
very truly,
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IT kNOM %.

RrplN ing to Tia" article in the Gal-
weston \rN~ of the 18th. IN which the
News said that tcn. Ro>- had not ~nid
that he would not accept the nouina-
tion if rendered to him b, th" ll"u--
ton Convention, the Fort Worth t'a-
zcttc SAYS: "lhc Gazette knows that
those who ar" nearest ''rn. N"~~. VII"
may be- fairly presumed 1" hc r"nNrr-
SAINT with his intentions und desires,
regard his statements made not once,
but several times. H. final and sincere.
How does the Galrttrc know that
General Ross said hc would not ac-
rcpt the nomination If rendered to
him? "IhuSc who are nearest I"
him assert that h, ha- never made ANY
| such declaration. lhcN further assert
/ that there j., a big ditlcrrnc" between
/ being IA candidate for an office and ne
rrlting one unsolicited and un-Uuglt.
To hr sure General l;u>- m.hmi what
hr said when he said that hr would
not hr candidntc for Governor ,
but the Galotto certainly rnn-
NOT infer that General Roc T. there
fore under obligation not I" accept
thr nomination if il j. voluntarily
rendered To him such prr-ump-
tion i, violent one lho attempt of
th, tnzrttr tn plncr such 70 rou~irilr-
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TWO MtRDERLH- lNEtUrED.


Cross - and Shot to Death.
MuNIEHtN, NtN., July -. Two mur
dcrcrs " re shot III this city yesterday
IN An open square near he jan, VITA tn in
arms extending on thr cross bars ui tn
crosses. In front vi the,u were drawn
up u platoon ot soldiers at n distance ot
fourteen irct, aud behind the 50 dIers u
Reserve squad, tu lire III he event that the
nr>t vull,y MAS not iata After the ilrst
vulicy the reserve sulGlcrS were ordered
io approach within u trw PAGES ot thu
IL ready mortauy wouudcd wrctche> and
llrrd ba Is into their hearts at >uch close
range, that the shirts Ui the dOuInei IN, II
were set uu lire. over 1000 people Wit
ucsscd the execution.
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Mr.. Blaine, in his letter of accept
ancc, says that the only extravaganza
of which the Republican party has
been guilty i that of pcnSioniug the
soldiers, their widow, and orphans.
He forgets the whisky frauds. the
star route frauds, squandcring of the
public domain ON railway corpora
tons, the attempt To squandcr mil
lions of the peoples money on the Ed
ucational Bill, and other appropria-
iions made To provide fat places for
otfce-holders and to lcngthcn the
lease OF power of his party.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-22

Er Andrew Carnegie, the rtt-hurg
millionaire, who has controlling in
tcrc,t in number of English news
papers, -aNs thrt evening journal, are
the most powerful, and that they will
be the paper, of the future. They are
certainly less expensive to run, but
The time l. not likely to come when
the morning paper, with it> latest tel.
egraul- from all over the world. viii
cca~r TO be necessity and power in
in the land
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-22
IIANoINo uulI~E-rIIiENES.


HELENA, M"Nl, July i9.-Five horse.
thieves, whose names are unknown, were
hanged near Rocky Point, on the Missouri
River on Monday, by a band of COW
boys, organized ior the purpose oi clear
ing out the thieves iulcSting that section.
lhirty-two stolen horses were recovered.
ms makes total oi thirteen horse
thieves hanged and shot in thr judith and
Muscle shell section within tho past
three weeks.
\ dispatch from Fort Benton says the
canadian Creek Indians have stolen one
hundred horses from settlers on the Low
rr Teton River and are mahln4 north
with them. The settlers are in pursuit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-22

The Fort Worth Gazette contains a
sensible paragraph on "Indcpcndcnt
journalism 1t Expresses the giSt ot
the matter when il asserts that "a pa
per may be untrammrlcd and out
spoken and yet consistent and loyal tu
its political principles" Political pa
pers should lead the party. They
stand a, beacon lights t" point out
the breakers upon which the party
might otherwise be wrecked
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-22

The ENAMINER does not share in
the views expressed by it- Houston
correspondent published in this
morning. issue. II bclicVc, that no
man can better represent this district
in Congress than the prr~cut incum-
bent, the Hon. II. q. Mill He ha.
served his people well. 1t is bc,, la
let well enough alone.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-22

The Mobile Register makes the
very sensible remark that there j. no
good to be gained by discussing the
question of who gained the advantage
at Chicago, the protection or anti
protection advocates. 1h" platform
is II compromise OF divergent view 5.
which have all been brought together
ON the issue of reform.
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staob d.

rnor y Y, Ju.y l9.- In North Adams
last night, while john Jonu Mil,r was
walking the street with dl>fcputable
woman, he was mysterousiy and dam
LvruuSly Stabbed Asked who stabb. 1
hm, he rrpdrd "lt You arrest Pau Her.
bert, you Will get the rlgh, man" Her
bert Was arrested anu pleads mot guilty -
He is held 10 await the result ot MIXERS
injuries.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-22

The Statesman has an able article
showing now S2o,0oo of the peoples
money. under his lncompcncy. Gov-
ernor Ireland, and placed in the
bank at Bryan to be used hv the
State Agricultural and Mechanical
College in violation Of the law and
of the constitution, which provide,
that appropriations for the college can
be drawn from the Treasury only on
vouchers for services rendered, or MI
estimate of implements needed, rtc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-22

Why should His ncompctcncy
Hov. Ireland, employ Taylor Moore
Esq, to assist in the prosecution in
the land-fOrging cases; Are not the
Attnrney General, his assistant, the
District and Comfy Attorney. whose
dTy it is to attend 10 this matter,
each and all fully competent to do so
without putting the State to the eX-
pense of an assistant and unnecessary
counsel in the cases. Ms. ireland j. II
isr-seeing man, especially when he
can provide "phat take' for hit
friends at the expense Of the people
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-22

NlW OElrN,, LN., jay l9.--The
>.atc Board ol Heath ON Thursday ap-
rlcd to Surgcon-Genera Hamilton of
tine Marine Hospital service aShlug that
lcy, niue cutter he sent to cruise off the
uoutu oi the Mississippi, u prevent vcs-
r., from potts where the cholera prevails
.om ,Htrlug The river. II reccvcd in
D. >luu~u = TIL '@ram from the surge on
n.nvuu lunuuhci ~ that tne request had
Jrru -rtnlrd, aud tnal toy direction ut the
secretary oI thr Treasury arrangements
Voud hc ma 4 to patrol the entire Gun
'uuSt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-22
80 EVER YET
Harrison's Bank Drained of the Last
Dollar-No Securlties

N''a' NO oeNulltlts.
l\hIANAroLIS, lNp., duly l1.-The re-.
coiverShip oi liarrison's bank goes beg
git :, tlaypool and Spann having de,
clIned to serve. The Court placed TIA,
Sheriff In possession, and later Judge
X. \. Lamb WAS asked 10 act a,
receiver There is not dollar OF
uuney left IN the bank, and the value
and amount Of accounts receivable Is
unknown. Tie bank Will hardly pay
live ceuts on thu dollar. Many large de,
positurs are preferred, John L. ) Har,
rI>un, ~ Receiver OF the Indiana Bank
Ing Company, is custodian uI SO. 600.
al OF which is alleged to be missing
he OondSWen having compelled li4r
uNon tn secure them with real estate.
hut little security is left t,r urdiuar,
d"positors. Much Indignation Is eA
pressed.