The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-06

eu01 L1Ino DhlLI liEhhlD.
OUTS. ELLIOTT q HALL.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER O, 1884.
Baiie event Of BLAINE election to the
Hdency, he may be expected to
nnvv,smend In his first message that
pefharacter of marriage performed
prse sight of COP" shall be a legal
SUE.
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~ fouhg County News, printed at
auusm, Texas, intimates that morn
ret ntemporary in Fort Worth is a.
forellied runt," or words TO that of.
This Is the worst. The HERALD
iat enlisted in this Fight, but waits to
blhethero or not the shot struck be-
iiin wind and water.
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we,ror is on the warpath, sticking
tfainiGS blade into WASH JONES,
ist below the fifth rib. If ever the
udge does get chance to meet WASH
o the hustings he will skin him alive
nd rub salt and pepper into the
onnds. WASH will avoid NoRroN az
We Fcvil does holy water.
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AFTER waiting this long TO Give the
pors of the state chance to svinpa-
~ with Mr.. MITCHELL, of the Green.
flle Banner, whose arm was reported
nerated in g cotton gin, the Herald
'ould state that II was Mr.. MIrcnELiis
fother who was injured, and not tho
anner editor. Newspaper men don't
Oolaround cotton gins much.
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FROM the pecan districts of the State
ne reports are that the crop is the
rgest known for years. This crop is of
lore Importance to the State than many
Onceive il to be, and will bring thous-
nds of dollars to Texas. II is pleasant
Know, that although the cotton crop
lay he short In this State this season,
hsother products have proven fairly
olific, and that Texas will still be re-
'rded as the most prosperous agricul-
raj State in the South.
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THE relative of Tom VARNELL. the
itfderer, who thinks there arc two
Unions as regards his guilt, If he will
iterview the public he will find that
eQnly difference in opinion is this:
lspaftS thinks that he ought to be
Nd before the legalized tribunal and
len executed and the other believes he
hould be hung on the first tree nearest
} him when arrested. lie may escape
eGlutches of the law for short time,
At "Revenge is mine saith the Lord,r
I'd he will get his deserts.
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THE Huntsville Item thinks if Mr..
t.INE carries more than four States
ebooksl are wrong. The Item is no
Abta little too sanguine, but in four
rs from to-day, If they are in con-
i2q to carry one State, they will be
Wat luck. Four years from to-day
aon'emocratic party will not be con
soid by Republicans, but tho opposi-
bWill be, no doubt, divided between
r1Tohibitionisls and tho Womans
ghts party. The short-hairod women
ilbob up lively after awhile.
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IT is now said the reason Miss SUSAN
ANrnoNr refuses TO accept the posi-
on of Vice President on the BgLvA
PKwooD ticket is because tho latter
uses to wear bells on her garters.
kLvA contends they Interfere with her
cycle exercises, while SUSAN saws
ey can DO fastened on the outside of
% limbs and not be- In the way at all.
40 HERALD suggests the matter be ro-
rcd to Henry WARD BEEcHER for
tstment. He could place the bells
tlo exact spot where they should be
on.
MEssRs. NEwCJMn, DEGREss and
her refractory Repu blicans, better be
fting into camp before dark oyertakes
em, or they will find the "grub" all
m est. MORTON will have the parcell.
} out of the Offices always, provided
LAME is elected, aud IL these obstrop-
GUS fellows won't come into the
ige's corral right soon, no will nut
no bars and they win have to range
se grass all their lives. NORTON is
. Nhu who drives the Republican
" chario.s In Texas, and romem-
rit.
The Coleman Voice says II is the
ght OF folly to clamor for free grass
: country whore all uninclosed pas
age IL free and where there is no
pol lands to lease. The same aheight
oily" may be attributed to those
* whore school lands aro TO lease.
cattle syndicates will use these
Is whether they pay for them or not,
Il is tho "hoight o. folly" to give
hsh and Scotch capitalists these
Is iroo of cost, when revenue could
derived from them to school the
.dfen of Texas.
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gfIRE Is y class OF men found not
ly here In Dnllas, hut all over the
unity, who are always on the alert to-
hats, boots, clothing and other wear.
spparel on elections. II don't mako
diilerencc who they bet on so they
get takers. As rule, they have
,oen, of money, cant get credit at
tore, never intended Ia nnV, n ar