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The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17
\ EORGIA. TERRELL COUNTY /;

EORGIA, TERRELL COUNTY; oot
w Ordinarys Office, July = loS 20,
Whereas, o. C. Cleveland, guardian ~,
M. f. Cleveland, having in proper io, ,S
applied for leave to sell part OF the la ..s
belonging to said wards estate all pel rsovr
interested arc hereby notifef TO sn ~ az
cause, if any they can, why leave 70 W, ,b I,
prayed for should not be granted ~ a,. ~
hext August Term, 1884 Of Terre,nl. Hpu'
Al Ordhsrg'
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

The Savannah negroes have petit,
toned for representatives on the
police force. The Savannah negroes
should be invited to a back seat.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

John Kelly says the Tammany
braves are no boilers, but Democrats.
1t is to be inferred from that that
they will support Cleveland, bat do
not bet On it.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

The Democratic platform is broad
and liberal, and one that any person.
can endorse
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

A detection among the Democra-
cy of Florida renders that state
doubtful in the Presidential cleo
ton.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

The Democrats should now lay ali
prejudice aside and labor for sue
cess.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

The State Capitol Commissioners
met in Atlanta on the 18th inst.
for the purpose OF opening the bids
for the building of the new Capitol.
The contract will be awarded about
or before the first of August.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

A report is gaining favor in Ten
nessee that Polk, her late deflulting
treasurer, is not dead, but living in
Texas. 1t is said that the coffin in
which his body is supposed to have
been buried was empty, and was
q merely used as a blind.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

The Constitution reports that a
Lowell company c0ntem-
plates removing then calico print
works to Atlanta. There is room
for them, and many more in the
South.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

Treatise on the Health and Happiness"
Woman mailed free
The BRADFIELD REGULATOR C@s
Box %. Atlanta Ga
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17
Notice
EDITORS n CREDITORS.

TO DEBTORS N CREDITORS.
A LII persons having demands against
"A the estate of William Brightwell,
deed, late of said comfy, will present
them duly authorized by law to the under
signed. And all indebted to said estate
will come forward and make immediate
payments. GEO. KAIGLER, Admir-.
May %, '83-6t.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

A negro was recently convicted in
one of the lower counties of this
state for stealing two watermelons,
and was sentenced to pay fine of
forty dollars or serve a tern, of
twelve months in the changing. He
has the sweet consolation of know
ing that his favorite fruit will just be
getting ripe when he is set at liber-
tY.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

Several days since Randolph coun-
ty had a vote on the fence question.
The fence men carried the day by a
big majority, the vote being 1,O76
for fence and 1872 for no fence
Possibly our neighbors have made an
error which they may in time regret.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

Our very clever young friend,
W. L. Simpson, has made some very
valuable improvements ON his plan
tation since last fall; besides build
ing nice residence, cribs, lots and
out houses, he las about so or 100
acres of land that was last Christmas
in an old field, thickly Overgrown
with old field pines, cleared up, un-
der a good fence, and Furnishing
crop of cot on growing on it. Billie
is thorough going young man, and
we wish him all the good luck posi-
BILE.
The Dawson journal., 1884-07-17

There is some talk of getting up 6
club here to be known as the Chick
asawhatchee Barbecue Club for the
purpose of giving a barbecue annu
ally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22
PERSONAL.
Captain Tom Tro,man 10 in the city.

Captain Tom Trotman 10 in the city.
Nick Barry, OF Fort Worth, is In the city.
Walter Connolly, Tyler, is at the Wind
sor.
Robert D. Berry, Of Fort Worth, is in the
CITY.
Colonel Tom Murray, of Mckinney, is in
the city.
W. b. Ksvsnaugb, Baltimore. 10 at the
Windsor.
@. ]. sshwab, JeiI,r son, is gueot o: tina
Windsor.
Captain +. o. Parr, with Sanger Bros, is
Ia the city.
Theodore Nash, Galveston, is a guest OF
the Windsor.
Captain W. L. Smith, post-ofiice inspec.
tor, IL at the Windsor.
Sam Lazarus, a prominent cattle man.
Sherman, Is in the city.
Major r. v. Tompkins leaves tomorrow
for Europe TO be absent until fall.
Captain j. N. Simpson has returned from
a business trip to Kansas aud the north.
Mr.. John N. Simpson returned Tuesday
evening from O visit to 81. Louis and the
west.
Paul +. Erb, who hes been confined 10 bis
bed the past few days BY fever, Is out
again.
Mr.. Jerry Houston, one Of Sanger Bros.
tourists. 10 in the city taking In the Travel
Ing Mems union.
Henry SeidenbreiteI, the youngest trav.
cling man in the city, who travels mp and
Of the Travelling Men's union.
Mrs. J, NJ. Thurmond and con, accompa-
MED by her sister, left last night on the
Missouri Pacific railway on visit to Lex
ington, Kentucky, to spend the summer.
Captain Richardson, Of Fort Worth, Csp'
| tain w. P. Anderson, Of this city, and a
dozen othe0, walked In on the trcstle OF
the Texas & Pacific last evening from the
| train, q distance Of seven miles.
Mr.. Oscar Schmidt, the affable and popu,
lar reps sentative Of Feulk's milwaukee,
famous beer, 10 In the city, and will lend
his rich voice tonight 70 the benefit to b
house.
r,ouisIaus: John J Andrews, Fort Worth
II Nafz3orff, Terrell: John Flavor, Waxa-
hscbie: T @ Lewis, Grapevine; W McOue
j n McCue, 8 v Hamilton, 0villa; Simon
Cooper, Shreveport; Dr.. W A DsrnslI
Whitseboro; D b Pueh. Arkansss; 4 !
W;iport. Houston; w r Tate, Game,
i sViH, Percy Jchn.son,. Athens; p 4
assnhens. Mexico; @ II Hally,, James
Rrvsr' Texas & Pacific railway; n w Par
ker' 81 Louis: Mrs Anderson and Mines
Bn,h and Thompson. Lsmpasss; J @ Boyd,
Grand View; L Townsend, Gull, Cobra
Point: " B Lsnesscp. Cleburne; 2 X Free
man. Austin: I'm Reed, TexaS W n HI.
drssb, Farmersvtlle; = Paffeyoon: II I
Neon. ! II Vius0n. Midlothian; Z Starr,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

star was going to leave her Iires and sprinp
something new on tho boure would you
Rachel waited nj the well, seven Ions
yenrs?'
Seven |" he cried IN burst OF genuine
devotion. "Hevtn Aye, eifdly feF, and
more Even until fevspty times seven
Lst's make IL seventy, anyhow, and prove
nv devotion !"
left the pArlor q few minutes later, and II
locke now NJ though he would have TO wait
about 700 years before he saves fuel by
toAsting his ships at the low down grhte In
that parlor again. There are men, my SOD
who always overdo the thing; they want TO
be mecker than Moses, stronger than Sam.
son, and ten times more particular than
Job, tho printer: that IL, he isn't, but he
used TO be.-Burlington Hawkeye.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22
The Marriage of n Poetcss.

The marriage OF Miss Ella Wheeler has
given the Writings something 10 write
about, and wo may expect TO sec good
deal Of coarse humor published abont an
event which, II SCENE to ue, should be
trested with that delioaoy with which re-
spectable pereors are In the habit OF dis
cussing affairs TO which o lady 10
n party. The fact that Miss
Wheeler is tho author Of considerable
lurid poetry affords no excuse for the indie
cent ridicule to which she has been subject
ed, and which has broken out afresh since
the announcement OF her marriage With MIR.
Wilcox, very estimnble young gentleman
from New ENGLAND. II is quite likely that
some who have nasely misconsirued the ser.
timent OF Miss Wbeeltr's verte imagine that
she is devoid OF that refinement, purity and
dellcacy OF feeling which constitute the
aigheat beauty OF INTEL, clul womaphood;
iheoe persons afe grlevously at fault. None
but woman OF tho severest purity ana
delicscy OF feeling could write such poems
as Miss Wheeler hes given us; none also
would dare do 20. We regret the rude tests
which are emitted at this gentle ladJ's ex-
pence, but we feel that che is too far above
Them TO be pestered by their stings or TO
suffer their evil odors to interrupt the How
OF her vivid but graceful muse. lObicngo
News.
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Reduced Prices.

Black and Cream Spanish
Lace, Il inches wide, at Ioc a
yard; same style and pattern,
q inches wide, I5c a yard;
same style and patterns inches
wide, zoe a yard; same style
and pattern, a inches wide,
CSC a yard; same style and
pattern, a inches wide, at S5c
a yard.
Guipure Spanish Lace,
cream and black, 3 inches
wide, zoe a ward; same style
aud pattern, 81 inches wide,
Csc a yard; same style and
pattern, a inches wide, IS q
yard.
Mattclasse Spanish Lace in
black and Cream, q inches
wide, at 35c a yard; same style
and pattern, 81 inches wide, at
45c a yard; same style and pat
tern, A. inches wide, at 55c a
YARD: same style and pattern, 6
inches wide, at Csc a yard.
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Reduced Prices.

Real Torchon Lace, Il in
ches wide, at &c a yard; Real
Torchon, fine quality, Is in
ches wide, Ioc a yard; Fine
'rorchon Lace, 2 inches wide.
at I2ac a yard; ex ra quality
Torchon lace, Fl inches wide,
I6ac a yard; Fine Torchon
Lace, 3 inches wide, at 2oc a
yard. Full line of Torchon
Insertions at equally low prices
Good quality Hamburg Edg-
ing Embroidery, I inch wide,
5ca yard; finer quality, same
width, at &c a yard; Ham
burg Edging Embroidery, Il
inches wide, at 7ac a yard.
Edgings with inch wide
embroidery at Ioc a yard;
Edgings with inch wide en-
broidery, I2ac a yard; Finer
quality. same width, at I6ac a
yard; Edgings with 81 inches
of embroidery, at zoe a yard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22
charles Headc's Eoitnph.

Charles Reade wrote his own epitaph. It
r. w ne engraved upon plain stone, and
read. 40 follows. Here lies, by the eide OF
his beloved friend. the mortal remains OF
Charles Reade. dramatist, novelist and
Journalist" HIS last words to mankind are
on this stone. hope for resurrection, not
from apy power in nature, hut from the
will Of the Lord God Omnipo.ent, who
made nature and me. He created man out
Of nothing, which nature could
not He can restore ma from
the dust. which nature cannot.
And hope for holiness aud happiness in O
future life, not for anything / have said or
done ia this body but from the merits and
mediation of Jesus Christ. He bEa prom.
i.ed His intercess.on 10 all who seek 4, and
He will not brenk His word; the interces.
sion, once granted, cannot be rejected, Tor He
is God, and His merits sre infinite; mans
Gins are hnt human a1d finite; Him that
cometh TO me, 1 will in No vice cast out
III nny man rim, We have nu advocate with
the Father, Jesus Christ the Righteonei
and He Is the propitiatiou for our sins
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22
jefferson Davis Opinions.

"shermau," Jefferson Davis Gays, In an
interview, twas looked upon in the south
az Aleric was by the Romans. He was
their 'scourge Of God. He was cruel, yet
he was great ttrategist.' Mcclellan was
the best trained soldier IN the war. While
secretary of war l sent him on
three important missions-one 10 Europe,
20 study her military methods DO re-
turned with better knowledge OF military
discipline and meihods than was possessed
By any man in his country. Grant was
largely q creature OF circumstances. re-
mem Der tina, the first time mot Grant was
when be was stationed on the Pacific coast
rs lieutenant. was then secretary OF war.
He was charged with drunkenness aud neg
lee. OF duty. / gave him his choice between
standing trial and resiening lie resigned.
knew he wond. General Grant was q
great military commander. He was very
tenacious. He fought battle as matter
of busiueis Men were mere oogs in the
wheel. All men ana meAne he wanted
were plsoed at his command, and he had
every advantage. He would have boon dis.
charged from the Army OF the Potomac u
II had no. been that too many changes lad
already taken plaza In the army"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

OrHELrA, PoLoSIUs' daughter, sufierin &
from acute Dement'S, originating In amor.
ous disappointment, drowned herself.
HAxLEr's mother, lamenting the un.imely
death Of the fair girl. refrsined from weep
ing, remarkinp, In effect, that the manner
Of her death was damp enough without the
addition OF tears. This 10 considered app'o-
pirate OF this time AZ suggestion In conyen-
lion with the rains and the loss in conse-
oueuce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22
The state Par Excellence for Young
Lady.

The state Par Excellence for Young
Lady.
A youpg lady on Lake Shore train was
airing, for the benefit OF femsle compan'
ion, her ideas OF life in general and her
boarding. school knowledge of foreign Ian
guages IN particular. Now, my dear
madam" she said, AZ believe The tingle
state is the state par excellenc for a young
lady. The idea Of young woman mar
person ard doing her drudgcry! II
is simply rrepotterous! You'll never ca'ch
me throwing myeelt away in that style.
Ju.t look az the trouble married women
have with Hervants, rrocers, butchers, the
dinners, the carpets, the beds--why, It ia
trouble and nothing but tropble-tfoubie
I'D libiinm, nd nientum-especiaily inc
latter You don't catch me marrying a
rnauln
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xyEATUIsRFORD.

WATERFORD, May 2l.-[Special.] 1.-The
frequent rains OF this month have mstcIi-
ally Injured the growing crops, and the one
last night filled ell of the streame, stopping
travel. Several bridges have been dam.
aged, and one east Of the city on the Fort
Worth road, carried off. The Texas d Pa
cific track has been damaged considerably
here to-day from the cast. The county
democratic convention will be held Saiur-
day, as called by Judge s. N. Roach, chair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

ducls. A delegation OF sugar. planters aud
iiom the Louisiana association OF protected
industries arc al the Grand Pacific.
PnorKssoR ]. AiDHK sMIru, Of 81.
Louis, has returned to Chicago from "trip
TO Mexico, bringing large variety Of speci.
mems OF Mexican and Guatemala and other
iibres, which are now on exhibition At the
seoretary's Office, No. 70 State street. II, X.
Carr, Centerville, Mississippi, has forwarded
specimens Of bear grssg, which are on
exhibition. Mr.. l.. Il HAwley has been
appoln ted a delegate 10 represent the On.
ondags salt interests OF Syracuse, New
York President L. A. Hartshorn, Of the
Cable Flax mills, Troy, New York, has pre-.
pared an address upon the practicabill,y
OF manufacturing fine linens. Mr.. Il. IL.
Dyer, the originator Of the California
beet sugar industry, Is on hand 10 repre-
sent that interest. Delegates from quite q
number OF boards OF trade are present
Transportation was furnished by each oil
the railroads to delegates from boards o
trade along their lines. Delegates from tho
sorghum sugar industry OF Ksnsas are also
present, while some 200 delegates from thu
Wool growers association OF the country
are ssated on the floor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22
L.AMPASAS.

LAMPAsAs, May Y.-tSpecial. THE
been raging all day, some hail and much
lightning accompanying. The streets have
been impossible. The square has been
nearly inundated during the day. Several
fences and bridges have been washed away.
Two railway bridges cannot be passed, and
one ia expected to 20 down. II the rain
continues much damage may be done.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

ELSEWHERE will be seen the remarks Of
SENATOR MAxEY In the United states senate
when the bill Tor the New Orleans Expo
sition appropriation came mp. The patriot
icata,esman could not help adroitly and er-
Satisfactorily getting in his work for the
stsse he loves 80 well. And yet ali he said
was within the limits of truth IA to the
present greatness and prospective grandeur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22
of TAxls.

Our iarmers should begis at the earliest
moment, to prepare all manner Of egrioult-
urn,, pathological, livestock and other spec
linens of their raising, so that they may
eclipse any other state in tho show ut the
great fair next fall. Cotton, tobacco, sugar,
the cereals. vegetables, in all their progress.
fruits, as The apple, pear, peach, the ber-
ries, etc, etc. should all be exhibited 20
the hest of ADVANTAGE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

That family of GAlena people surnamed
GRANT, who sprang from au.ysrd to the
White House, are no. without self.esteem.
Having caused loss to other people of
$S,oOo,0O0, the young GRANTS are still play
ing swell roles 10 New York, and referring
to their fathers restoration to the army on
. salary OF $40 GOO year. one OF the sons
said: Father deserves 81, 900 900 instead Of
$40 OO0 for the services he rendered."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

THE British people do not take financial
dist rsss easy ss Americans dc. A London
cable says: Widespread restitution and
nearly score Of suicides have followed the
failure of the Oriental bank. which was
compelled to closc its doors on the 81 Ia
stant No single failure, which has
occurred in Great Britain since the suspcn'
sion of the City bank, OF Glasgow,
has caused such wholesale rnin
nd 70 many cases OF absolute destliution.
The organization If the Oriental bank cor
poratlon was peculiar In having over 100, 600
hareholders, although its entire capital
W as only 81 800, 0CO, so that the individual
holdings OF the shareholders averaged less
than fl5 each. Having its head offices at
No 40 Tbreadneedle street, with SIR WILL
IAN JOHN WALTER BAYHEs, baronet, as
chairman, or fgurekead, OF the court
of directors, IL had branches at
Bonn bay, Calcutta, Madras, Point de
Gale, Singapore, Colombo, Hong Kong,
Sh sughai, Yokohamai Mauritius, Mel
bo urne and Sydney. AT all these points II
wac deemed eecond only In stability TO the
Bank OF England, and 1t attracted shoals OF
small investments from civil service EN-
ployea, rpinsters, widows, doctors, Clergy
men and in fact from al classes In the
English colonies at these points. Not being
oreenlze d on the limited liability principle,
each one OF the shareholders IN the concern
is liable 10 the extent Of his entire worldly
possession for the debts OF the bank, no
matter how small his individual holding
OF. shares might be. Thousands OF wrts
of nttachme MT have been issued against the
unfortunate shareholders, both in England
ard the east, ard II is this fact, coupled
with the loss In many cases Of their entir Q
means OF subsistence, that has driven so
many of the unhappy Investors to despera'
ton and death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

Taz Interstate drill at Houston was a
fns success, and GOVERNOR IRELAND now
pa 3 his respects TO the military. The state
convention at Houston viii nc au equal
success for IRELAND, and he will again feel
happy At work done at the Bayou City.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

A REVOLUTION is about to occur in Mex
.co, according "a g late Maiamoras special
and the outcome is expected TO be annexs.
ton. Tbs. may not happen nt this time
but it is to be the ultimate result OF the nat.
urnl orier OF things.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

THERE will be a meeting this morning at
the parlofs OF the Grand Windsor hotel OF
the ladies Of Dallar, fos the purpose Of or.
ganlzlnga Ladies' New Orleans Worlds
Elk .lor tociety Tor this CITY. ali inter-
esied are urgently requested TO be present
Mrs q. NJ. WEKLER Will assis, in the
organization.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

MONEY commands from to per cent.
per day on Wall street, aud operators have
10 put up good collateral to get 1t at that
rate Of usury. II is said very few operators
wear watches these days, and all diamonds
are out OF sight,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

Now that ii has been shown that Dallas
Ia the most rapidly.progressing town in al!
the south, let US have manufactures. II
has been demonstrated wherever tried in
the south, that cotton-mills pay hand
Bomely. Pat your money in these rather
than Wall street speculations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

Rev. HENRY WARD BHrcnER prayed Tor
Wall street and next day CHARLES Nc
CuLLocH BREcHnR & Co. failed for $500,
600. CHARLES McCULLccn is nephew Of
,HENRY WARD. 1t is not stated in the re.
ports that the prayer caused the failure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

SO far from the hurrsh style has Dallss
been soiidlY progressing, that our own citi-
zens did not comprehend the magnitude oil
the work done until 1t was evidenced yes
terday
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

A Pi,tsburg inventor has deyleed Jet
h,rcb mirror, They will hardly become
popular among our oolored ottizeps, for In
such mirror dusky damsel can perceive
only the whites her eyes. q way rum
hean cid yer brack lockiu'- Rlsssl"-
rChronicla Tpippyanh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22
THIS IS AN EARLY CUE

On this class ofgoods and the biggest cut we have
ever msde We have got the goods we advertise,
and will guarantee that no such low prices were
ever heard of for the same class Of goods. Ladies
ments, and taking advantage Of them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

THERE isn't muah political enth usiasm up
this way. Ireland aud GIBBS are having
walk over, aud there is no use in discussing
matters.
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&ERaHRaR@
Laos and Embroidery Department

Will 10 some talking this week. The items below and the
prices attached explain themselves You are bound to get
what we overtise such bargains in Laces and Embro
deres offered before LOOK THEM OVER GAZE
FULLY goods will be counter on Monday morn
ing and will stay there until a sold out which we
know will not be long as NEN IND ~ III
ATT SUCH PRICES AS WE NAME ARE THINGS THAT La
DIES CANNOT AFFORD TO OVERLOOK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

CAS- any other city Ia the south show up
such building boom ss the HERALD YES
terday presented Tor Dallas?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

a BIG bulge occurred ia hog products
and 10 grain 1t Chicago yesterday. This 10
the result OF the rains
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THURSDAY. MAY ~, 1884,
INDICATIONs,

For the West Cuff States Partly cloudy
weather and rain; southeTly winds; lower ba'
rometeE stationary temperature
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

An exchange says: "Strswberrie. are
now within the reach Of all" That's so,
but who wants to go 10 jail just for stealing
n little box OF sour Strawberries? - Burling-
ton Free Prese.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

THE British are sticklers for strict nppli.
oation OF words. HESRY Irvine knocked
down Q walking porter who innocently
hovIsd, "Bsggsgeiv in the ear Of the great
orator, that being an epithet 10 London
N6xt comes Mss. LAsarRy 10 New
Yak iustios's court, on trial owing to
z ksooch Of contract to play matinee per
5000: Were. Jon sicA7" her lawyer
1rrnlod. The Jsrsey Luy blushsd and
fn11o01orly slmpsssd; II had neuralgia,
~ I 6id rot Sssf any nausea" She won
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

- rcndon Times. the day after the
0rorf cfnoh, rognafksd: ut - curl
- "a. VAxD1nDnr, whose presence
- Of oof1oa would probably be
- nnnoGD q supporting The msr'
RI ~ mom6nt hut up IN IN ccssn
- ~ mlddls Of the Atlantic 10
80 q ~ Gf<uoels rasins in
= ~ XAuDnsBfLf LEFT alier
~ Elslv oommenced. and
~ a. o5111 q ~ tuuuit. he
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

RAIs rain, 60 away and como GgaiD come
Other day.