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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09
PERSONAL.

S. r Il CO, Marlin, IS at the 81. George.
n, NJ. Lee, Boston, is 10 gueSt OF the 81.
| George.
CT. Young, Minnesota, 10 q. the st.
George.
J.mss.T. woods, Virginia, IL NJ the ST..
Geofgr.
john Pearson. OF 81. Louis, is ct tie
Windsor.
o. Freehold, Of St.. Louis, is al the
OIL II. Bri,to3, OF Sherman, lie at the
Windsor.
Harry D. or, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, is at
D. G doumb, waxahschie, 10 booked at
the . George.
L. Lewis and NJ 8. Robinson, of Indian.
aDolis, is at the Windsor.
nc @. Whi,ehurst, of Brooklyn, New York,
/, a guest ., the windsor.
Js. w. Nightingale, o, Washington, d.
u, il registered at the Windsor.
Colonel J Gunter, a lsrre capitalist Of
Sherman, cshed at tne HERALD Office yes.
erday.
The E,rle OF Ayle,fori and Hon. D.
Finch, OF London, Euflsnd, are st the
Windsor.
Geo. Diehl, OF Galveston. and L w.
Bates, OF Fort Stockton, Texas, are at the
Windsor.
Hon. David Mack and gon, OF Cortr age,
Tllinoip, on prospecting tow e. TeIus,
paid ma y pleasant cal yesterday. They
went west last evening ard Will return to
Dil ~ ~ two or three weeks.
James williams, edit ~ and proprlet or Of
that spicy sheet, the Dauton Chronicle,
w,' In the city yesterday and mrdo the
HHR,LDB pleasant call. He lu,ohssed
yester lay { nav power rress Tor his paper.
w. Y. O,horle, of b fillmore, Md, repre-
.antins Msrhurg Bros 10 u guest ut the
WI dsor. HIS systOG OF adverii5iD. by
uieans of the uces.u camera was witnessed
by a great crowd on Main street last night.
Sena'or Gibbs returned nom Sweetwnter
yei terd W, where be has born attending he
tial OF the suit Of Nolan county We. j. M.
Archer ct. al. This was q suit Of S25 000
against some prominent business men as
slre,ies on the Uontractors' bond. The
court decided that the defendants had 10
be sued in this county.
Al She s.. Georee: Il A Frisp, New Or
l,ans; ii II Mckee. Valley Mills Ii w
Keller, Alvarado; w r Moffatt, Il Nof
IT. Lancaster; G o Mountcastle, A len;
Il N Lee, b ,sion; J Rolls Blanche, Ten
neesee; J Fl Hvma,. Texas; Miss Mary
Carroll, II N McClung, Terrell; 7 Rice,
Marlin; w TC'ker, a u stewart, terrell;
ID Wood Virginia; A Glchriit, Wills
b.mr: O @ Herndon, Shreveport,
Louisiana; G A Lacy, Egypt;
JF amer, Ttxarksnn; q U Wright, Hous-
ton; J Miner, Wax shachie; Mrs stewart,
Gresnvilie; v sBowles. Denton; J II Curry,
Georgia; W Shnckelford. OvertoD; ID Mack,
q e Mack, Carthage. Iiiinois: Hunter,
Texs,; II Carey, Mrs Q Carey, Mr. 7 @
L. TtIa
Thomas Gilmore, san Fraroi,c,; 9 J Oar
roll Denton; + o Parr. Texs,; II A Parish,
Houston. q Il Young. Minnesota; + A
Jones' Nau Oleans: J N F Fr,nkliD. Ter
rel; r L Jones, Elmo; r Tsnnvson, st
L1Ci.; G-og Crout, Ca b idge. Ohio; J H
Doyle. II II. ooro, Ohio: 5 Rudisell. Bls-
ton, Florida; William II Bennett, Philadel-
phis, Penn,ylysria; J A Murphy, J. A
Maynard, Fort Worth: Il Il Warner. ILL.,
ncs.
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WHY does not nnsrc ctmpitts the
rstihca'i in ~ tue tr,aty Win NJ xiof u 10
oil done except D bIne iofmxii'l,s impostd ~
tue unii,u Stsles senate, WHAT arc the
co 1gr. sion,l idiots thipking aooni The
AuAt n, Tom ins n & Webster man uiAotur.
l \ oos p,uy ~ TINS oty IL waiting Tor the
.. m0yAl Of tara distractions along she X o
ufaDne Ia oJmm.bce shippi"g wagln To
,hAt oruniry, The Jackson wagons II once
p.rmitlrd / enter Mexico. viii ~ = rsvtla-
lion OF ,Iorl ence lnn beauty - the people
who are needing them. They n'e the uesi
the void Why not rali'y tue fes,,f
ID, tom-lhing. IL was Iisned IN ias2.
RMS sh liy .shaliying 10 'ndehpslble. Be-
= DIES, wnii- tis treaty waits Tor nc Ion tue
ira =. ct NJ Iico with other countries ~ III.
or,s.ibg. Olf glutied markets. need relief.
There ~ouli br no nerd vi reducing wAgeu
an running short time n W. cluln have a
IA srket for our goodp, and here ~ conli.u-
Gus connect a with us by railroads baiil
With AmenG u capital, which needs, and
vol be glad to take our mai features IN
exchange l,r crude products. IL 10 almost
apo sole 10 No many kind. OF American
X lods Ia Mexico t,.dHv unless they are
nusgled, aud that IL the iItvitAbls result
O TOO high tarln. rne great bu 81 our
rp0its To-Day are made upo crude mate
mas la the prod uc,ion OF which We csn,by
VI tue al our sol ana climate, obmpete WIN
Other couLtrss, Our Rrra, want today Is
m,rtr' 'or our surplu, mauuiaoiu urea
We ma orally look 10 the II ior countries on
this con inent Tor such q market. We could
ssll greak uusntities 90 goods 10 Mexico,
Canada aid nth America but Tor the re-
st.Iotions VIII Gu We maintsin ag,iutt the
pfo iucts II oLnpr coun,rles We cannot
expect them To Onv our M .nuiacturs on
any teens IL va are not ready 10 tako their
pro iuc SIN exchange. Isiorcipn commerce
q V'rd or nevif IL is al evil To be with
out II, ID congress ought TO let us zee how
god nlto OF u would BEL Jackson,
Micng ~, Dniy P4trOn.
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u. =. KIMBROUGH FOR REPRESENT
ALIVE.

At thu earnest request and solicitation Of
many Of the ci'z.ns OF Dallas county, NE.
Il s. KinDRousH has finally consented to
b, come candidate for lie Legislature from
this equity. snd his annou c.msat APP
pears In this morni go HERALD. The ger =
item IN Is we'll known TO the people OF onr
county - sucrenful farmer ard mer.
chant and as a criterion OF his ability % q
business man the HERALD oniy needs 10
say that ten years ago he came to our
coun y a poor man, but by energy and
honest deblisg he has made success OF
his business, and to-day is one OF the solid
aud subs anti Il men Of our county. Hs Is
recogniz ID as man of ability, enterprise
and integrity, and 10 thoroughly conversar t
with the wants and wishes Cf our people,
BE is OF md from the people, and II elected
to the POSITION TO which BIO aspires the
HvRlLD feels tisf-d that all measures
affect Il 4 the weller Of the state, and e..
psoislly Thu section, will find In NE KIM
BRouGH u faithful, conscientious and able
represe nistye.
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the 'enSto's from the Ouolinss ds,ailin
the fearful struggles through whi h tho
states havs passed wuhln the past ien
year,, and the terribis burdens that ysi
rest upon tho people, and then zee tuoi
people declining the eih 81 millions upo
high grounds nj state policy ana the intee
rity OF the governments organic Law, to
be treated to u spectacle psrtsking OF III,
heroic. Aud yet ,uoh 4. the attitude OF
some OF the southern states la this dsbsto 4,
which In tho senst, has attracts I'd 90 much
attention. Coupled with theso detsilp OF
burdens borne aud duties discharged. were
horeful assertions aud nn,iclp ,,lons for the
future, Independent Of Federal or any out
sidn aid. Indeed there was but ono appeal
and that wss TO be- let alone.
In shoit, the opposition TO this BLAIl bill
from many oi the southern ssn,t,rs, ind
GATED most unmisisksbly the strong, hone.
I'll, independent and patriotic spirit that
Do~ auimnhs the south, or prominent poi-
tions thereof, and wa, In striking contrast
to the deaf ear turned N principle and COT
sh'ntionsl objections, and the begging and
dependent attitude assumed by OILERS OF
the southern men who declared themselves
ready and wiling TO taxi. all they
couli get, no matter whs. tue sources or
osa'scter OF the gift.
But tbs sinking contrast Is presented In
ts relative posit on OF the north ami
80 nh with reference TO this ,ubj'c OF Fed
srN aid TO private or state Institutions.
T 10 cas-. IL loudly ol imorlng at the doors
congress for more protection" and iron
r,ob.d statutes that ique,z, the life ou' of
| other sections Of tho un on from yesi's
end TO YEARS end. The east demands spec
isl lepitlaion In its behalf and over 500,
100000 annually OF tho q ,veinment rsve-
nues, ard tnrcaters panic and national
ruin II the least reduction is attempted Ia
this yearly ofrsiing TO 1t. greed. The scuih,
some o, the poorsit states thereof in fact,
stands up out OF true manhood and patriot.
ism aud refuses agIit Of 500 00J coo snnu.
ally TOR tbs worthicst OF OBJECTS, because
government has no right TO impose this
burden Tor sts'e or private purposes upon
the volume OF Federal taxation. Wh.ro is
the patriotism, the manhood, and the con-
ct tulionsl hcehty Of tie oouniI,'
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TIN Austin Stnlesm IN states that "the
HERALD regarded the IRrLAED ticket weak
one two year, ago" The Statesman Is In
error. As delegate to the Galveston con-
vsntion the editor Of this paper worked, as
is well known, diligently and continuously
for toe nomination Of the very state oficnl
now in the capitol building In Austin.
Prior to the nomination 1t pressed those
candidates to the front a fully ss was in
rs power, and subsequently labored faith
iu ly and uuremittinglv for their election.
The present editor OF the Sla'esman may
not have known or may have been misin.
formed about this subject. but the facts are
truly inst as We now state them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

Sharon belongs TO that class OF rich men
who believe that the possession OF wealth
and lioersli:y III expanding 1t at0nee Tor any
degree OF social depravity. California 10
fu of niilioneires whore private lives are D
disgrace to themselves ana the community.
Trey prac ice their vices openly aud rspu-
d ate the idea OF social or pcraonai reepon-
sibility. Trey are upheld Ia such thiDgs
by a vicious aud suoservient sentiment
aid they go on adding to their VICES and
demornlz ne the community withou.
shame or selrreproach. Sncl men are
game for women Of the Hill type, and when
one OF her class jumps on wet m OF the
Sharon type with more than usual fcrc.
the public l, .lpw with its evmpstby. But
IN the ca" OF Sharon the testimony shows .
sham,lsssness on his pa that mas aroused
indignation aud readiness to applaud n
verdict against him. II shows that be took
the Hill woman - the Palace motel. sup
Dor ei her there IN luxurious stvls aud al
most forced her upon the after tions of bis
family aud trends. He commanded his
beautiful daughter, who .fterward IN ,rrisd
Dir Thomas Heskstb, OF IL pplaDd, to receive
her at their lovely country hone IT u J.
mont, and wnen the spirited girl rebeiled
told her hotiy that m o. Hill had jnst M
good q right 10 90 to Belmont as she bad"
He took Miss Hill 10 Belmont, KEEP her
there q week aud after yard gave her carlo
h snche 10 w there with her own friends,
s,me If whom were shoddy enough, and
mold nightly revelries. Worse tnan ell. he
took her there to attend reception TO Gem
.rsl Grant, and stterwsrd had her at hi
dsugh,sr's wedding Introducing her n his
guests and psrsding her on hls arm to the
mort fics,ion OF the bride and her friends
Who were possessed Of the shameless SO
cret.-[Chicog, Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

THI Austin Capital may no, get the A.
ISOLATED Press dispatches, but for all that
1t is one Of the nestest, brighte,t papers
that come to our sancipm, and Is brimful
OF ability. Printed on clean, white p,per,
With clear type, 1t gets mp It's general news
items and local mstt'r in most attractive
shape. The gallant effort ought to be ell
couraged. The trouble, however, is tina.
people want news, news, news. Would not
q spicy afternoon journal. IS ably cor
duct ed a, ,he Capital now is, with the Of
iernoon dispatches, the specials and lively
local dots pay better?
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A GOOD SHOWING FOR THE soUTH

A GOOD SHOWING FOR THE SOUTH
Whateve. views may be entertained Is to
the consiitutionality or expediency OF the
great educational sppropr alton proposed
In the BLAIR bill however conflicting or
varied opinions may be thereon. there is
one thought arising from the discussion In
the senate that cannot but = a,ify the PEG
pie OF the south anu their wtll-wishers
everywhere, namely, the strength and in
deuendencs OF the south Of the present, as
indicated BY the attitude and utterances OF
some a its representative senators.
Here is a bill proposing TO give to the
south, principally. over slC0 COO 600 within
ten years Tor the universally admitted laud-
abb, purp, Sc Of educ,,ing the youth OF our
sec ior, and Jet the great representatives, Of
tnat section opposs the bill and trurn the
gift, or many OF them at least do.
The fact becomes still more siguifi can't
when the grounds OF opposition ore con-
sidertd. These are three in the main, the
i'm policy, the absence OF cny controlline
nece. sity and the unooastiiutonal.ty OF the
measure.
The south has changed places with the
north. All the sff,rts to pressrve the
puri y, integrity and true purposes Of the
constitution are made by ,ou bern senators
All the Efforts to prevent the imposition OF
taxation for other than Federal PURPOSES
come from the southern senstors. and tt
representatives, OF the southern states clone
refuse To knock q, the doors OF the pletboric
Federal treasury as whining b.eesrs. Bur-
Lss. CoKs, HARsrs, MAxsr, Vance, voice
thu new hope, the new strength, the rev
dependence o. the south. True. southern
senator's favor and some northern senators
OPPOSE, the bill, but the former
admit tbat they are shutting their
cas- to tie constitutional objections. while
the Litter do not urge tuch objections.
Upon the line OF judgment involving prir-
c'ples and col sttu onal que ons, the
southern MN IRE, strslg.iy sn1u b. the
only defenders OF tn co s,ilut on md the
susrdisns Of he prev SOM, dreCu In the
fAos Of seem Nc present 6 oil io.ttsir pso.
PIE: ..... ..|
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ccrosss. will adjourn mo tn sftsr next

Ccrorss. will adjourn moth sfer next
nat nv al msnrer o. means let something
~ done before then with the treaty Win
l1ex,oc. A. INN ms t-ais 10 open for
Tsrs, uhsDevsr this dssideratum shsll be
scnsumm ssed. tn, cutes on wagons
r1ov,.. c.. is absolrt sly on rsReous ADD
avf B oil manner 81 thirgs, ws have 70
- "a our psisbbor. Let trade With
1870 psein beiors naxs iail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

Nsrr Tuesday occurs the annual banquet
o. The J .,qr ,is tn, crack dem ,cra.ic club
Of the country. ".n vino yer tas." and We
hal probably find out from the aiter-din.
nsr sps sches of the statesmen how they
rally stand on the tariff.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

Som item IRON inc San Luis Osisp-
Tyihuns: Some Of The passengers on the
tag. 10 Ssr,e B,rosra give srsrgs 40.
count Of their erossins ~ strssms rbsysy
hat AZ the Sonts Yn,s Tho bridge % -
OF q p. ,t-efcntd scr 90. Tbs pass~' gers
o., III ha KIT attached 10 the rope IL gross
-. an The b.nk on this side N ths highest.
Then M basket Il tuned lore, and the
%. 20 gsrs and basket shoot 3, The otnsr
noe with lsh MI z speed, Com NJ this
vsy the psss~ae.s dfs. thsmsslves mp
the rope By peslsy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

THB may" vote on the educational bill
10 the esnate Monday was: BAYARD, But
LER, CoKE. GRooNs. HARRIS, HAwLtY,
NJ fLLpR. OF California, MORGAN. PEkDLEToH
S,uL,puRY-1l. Texas, it will be observed /,
furnishes two valiant men Of this Old Guard
of the constitution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

HssnY GroroE indignantly denies ts't
II, lee uri,g tor In the English provinces
% = fsilure. with the exce ption Of C'm.
Ss,dre and Oxford, "where II you spoke
Nth ire topsuss OF men and angels you
oonIdut oonyipc.." lis thsoriss we're well
xooSfVed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

THe tariff men are blvouackny on the
field o. victory. When NAN DIG we
mean RArpALL, gets back from the Penn
sylvsnia love feast the real battle will be
fnuchf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

THE Danvills invss igaton testimony will
DO printed by the democrats instesd OF the
repub' cans rs = campaign document! "rae
BIT laid plans Of nice and men gang ait
>.la.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

0rxuRsL BvnrR's famous Dutch Gap
canal mas bsen widsned by the hydraulic
process and now sho, tens the route to Rich.
oond Eve and q quarter miles even for the
dee pept draught vessels.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

THE Itslion Lonissiasa Monosicalio or
rested OF Fort Worth on charge Of theft,
Is probably the same who murdered MAO
GIG HARNEY at Austin in 1877. 1t 10 the
A me usmn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

AwsIrRn in thu In'er-Ocean saws tbss
Gronex w. CALLS IA MEIssoSIrI ofworfs
Re shout rsfrai- from attempting pen
portrait Of MR,. MAcKKY, sll tho same.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

ga. Chic,go ter Ocean says: over
1000 sb's-bodied men. directly interested
IN the result, failei to vote Tuesday"
Probably too much challenger abounded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

CoxeRs@MAS CALKrr, SAYS the repuo'i-
Gu .an3idste for governor OF Indiana WI
he q YaasssMAr CAIXISa. "Modesty" evi'
den iy DOESN'T "oxevent'' Indiana poll
ticinug.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

Ex-MAYoR PiERos. Of Boston, paid 5000
nor COW She other day. Such nco~ as that
should bsable TO furnish genuine butter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

SENATOR NcDosALp says the democrats
should give bai 10 on the tariff and nowhere
slss. Indications are that 1t will be fought
lhePA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

"Yss.r salt Yew 70 girl. II csn ,ste
nv pick from ia'fs dozen v aifhy youps
msr' m this d'y."
You oaxhs 10 he abe &, /" rsr'isd .
Rival bsIle s-e.tIy. you Or certainly Oh
s~.usn " ulck.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

THE Ohio elections yesterday turned on
local i.sues." The national election 10 60.
Ing 10 tura on GENERAL HAucocK's local
lama ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

A GOOD msny OF our republican friends
vou,d give a penny for JUDos NoRToS's
thoughts at this stage OF the game.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

MIRA PAna. a youns lady OF Muneio, In
diana. hiss inst reached home from trip
around the world, which she made safely
without en- escort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

Wells "Rough ON Corns."
a X Tor " H. Rough on Corns" loo
Q nck, c)nple,e, permanent euro CCrns,
sa,ts, bunious.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

SECRETARY LINCOLN is q Presbyterian.
Wonder II he believes In political precesti-
naiionf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

"MIxp our ng" is Bostons latest hobby.
The new crazo has an inexhsustiole held 70
need .upon.
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Mn, TILDKN might anus. himself by
h iYsa ,king O newspaper rszyauilt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

THE republicans OF youngstown. Ohio,
have nominated blind mar tor mayor.
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1884, SPRING AND SUMNER.
1 90 |

This is the division of the dry goods in who we
have now TO make our record How well shall succeed
leave readers Judge when tell them thl better
selected stock of Fashionable goods have shown and
the prices low og the house those OF the few
departments mentioned below.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09

CAxx.ok might improve on Fun in
Pullman Palace Car"
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wEDNEsDAY, APRIL o. 1884.
INDICATIONS.

For tho Western Gulf States: Fsir wc'ther;
nor.herlv o eas'e'ly winds and nearly station
ary tcnperature, followed by slight rise IN
uorthrrn portions.
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JoHn MCCULLOUGH is tho right man In
the right plsy's.
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Two deuces is net the pair o. dice OF the
gsmester.
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Yree Of Postage to all rarts OF tho United
states aud Canada.
All Paper. Discontinued NJ the Expiration
nI Ihr Ilnn rAlu lOr.
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Houston A Texas Contra.
dulro suUru.
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NO. !. ~ Loui. Express iai ", .....' Mo- IN
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Missouri Pacific.
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Texas * Pacific.
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No sos ard 20 run between Fort Worth and
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Texas trunk.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Yr7E ARE AUTHOR FED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr. r. KINsROUGH rs q csndi ste for
the Legislature In DALLAS county, subj ito the
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09
DECIDEDLY NEW

Brocaded Silks, Glace effects handsome patterns at 81
yard Brocaded Silks, Glaze effects fine goods, $3.50
yard. Plain Goods to match, 81 yard
eros Grain Silks, in the Beige, Tan, Steel and Dab
Shades ST. sI25 and $780, best silks offered at the
price, We showing extensive Inc of Black eros
Grain Silks. Our prices the leading numbers have been
materially reduced. n&Ssamples sent everywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-09
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HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.

Peope are ant TO use this expression upon any occasion
that an important fact made known to them The manner
which these words are expressed inter ded to lead the
ste ner 10 the beefha nothing is lett be desired that
f we do as we have done before we have accomplished
everything. ,,c
Take the liberty differing with the above We ADMIT that
history repeats itself doing well as we have done
leave the repetition of our acts to accomplish much to
which the past has been strange With this determination
ever before u.s. continue benehttng customers and
ourselves to very notable degree