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Excited Thousands.

All over the land ase s ring icso
ecstasy over Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Their IN
looked for recovery by the timely
Use Of this great II ie Saving remedy,
causes them to 20 nearly wild IN its
praise. In is guaranteed to positive
IL cure Severe Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Loss. o Voice, or any
affection Of The Throat and Lungs.
Trial Bottles free at z. @. NJ. !.
Drug Store Large AHA S1.0a. 2
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Not Guilty.

Pitts burg, IS DIR. George II.
Marshall, charged with tempting
to blackmsil Mary Anderson, was
acquitted in the United States Dis
trict court this morning. The court
ruled that tie ofiense did not come
within the provisions of the law
providing penalties for using the
mails FOR the purpose OF de'rauding.
and under instruction of the court 8
verdict of not guilty was rendered.
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Gambling Scandal.

Paris, Il The name OF the club
In which gambling scandals Oc-
currsd is the Petit Circle. The five
as well as the court cards, were
marked. The amount of securities
found under the Wallets bed is now
said to have been 1000, 600 francs.
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A New Trial.

Chicago, 14.-Judge Dickey, of
the Supreme Court, has granted a
supersedeas Ia the case of Frederick
M. Kerr, sent to the peni.entiary
for ten years for stealing $4,000
from Preston, Kean s. Co., bankers,
which nscessitates new trial,
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The u. S. and Spain.

Madrid, 1.-THE Correspondent
says: The commercial convention
with the United States was signed
last evening. 1t take effect on
March lat, except certain clause
deferred to the meeting O: the Corr
fPS
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Not Mad.

Berlin, 12.-The North German
Gazette is authorizes to deny any
difference between Bismarck and
MonteufIel 1t decares that their
friendship Of half century Is un
impaired, and the recent visit Of the
baron to the Prince was merely in
relation to the question of France
and the future treatment of Alsace-
Lorraine.
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aucnnEN,s IRxrcA sALvE.

Tho greatest msdical voRder CT
me world. Warranted to speedily
e2Fe Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers,
Sait Rhsura, Fever Sorss, Cancers,
Pilas, Chilblaizs, Corns, Tsstaz,
Cnappsd Hands, and I'll skin cFup-
lions, guaranteed to szfs Il sveTy
.ussEnOa, or eeoney rstu;n1d. =
ssuts per hox Rs3 celia By & c. e
: Szxs &sors =
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Victeria'S Diary.

London, England, I4.-Ten thou
sand copies OF the first edition
of the Queens diary were
sold the first day. The second
edition will be ready by the end Of
the month.
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All, THAT TwINGE! Why, you're
rheumatic. Seek relief instanter
from GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER
DYE, Black or Brown, SOC.
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HOUSE,

Washington, 14.-Pending dl Gus
Sim on the Mississippi! confess confess
H. oIontion case of Chalmers W. Aah
0ing The House adjourned
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Mathew Arnold.

London, 14.-Mathew Arnold
will publish his impressions of
America along with the lectures he
delivered while in the UnitedStates.
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Mr.. W. o. Brown, Ludlngton,
Mich, says: s'I recommend Browns
Iron Bitters as true tonic. I have
used 1t with satisfaction.
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In Egypt.

Suakim. 14.-News Of the dis
patch OF British forces is spreading
rapidly and the rebels are disper- ing.
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Drowned.

Dundee, 19-Seven persons il a
pleasure boat drowned Eere yester-
0ay,
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FoR Lame Back. Side or Chest
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
sse. Seld By T. O. ii. L Drug Store
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

DALLAS, March 1l.--[Editor Hernld:l--
Please tel me when, where. and under
what circumstances the two-tbirds rule, %
applied TO nominating conventions, was OF
tanned. READER.
The tro.thirds rule was first invoked at
the Baltimore convention held in 1874,
whom JAMEs X. Polk was nominated by the
democrats. II was the conception OF
Romu1Us SANDER member Of compress
from South Carolina, and it's object was to
defeat MART, VAN BURN, who was o can
didate for reelection. Mn. sArDERs, when
he started to the convention, went by way
OF Nashville to see ANDREW JACKSON. the
then head and front Of the democratic
party, TO get his approval OF tho scheme,
and to get this approval IL was necessary TO
select JAMES X. Polk Of Tennessee as the
compromis e candidate.
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SAN ANTONIO, Maf.n ll.-lSpeolal.l-
Ben Thompson tho celebrated despeiado
aud unt,mcd Texas tarros was shot sGd
igstanlly Killed Ia ths Vaudeville theatre
q, ii;l6 to.uight by King
Fisher, deputy ,horIf' Of Uyalde county,
aud = deSperado Of tho iirst water himself.
Fisher waa also killed n the melee,
but by whom is not ascertslnsd.
The circumstances OF tho case, ns well
az can be cleaned are as follows
Fisher, In company With Thompson, en'
tered the Vaudeville th0rt while beior,
the occurrence OF the difficulty. While
there Thompson became involved ia an
a toioGtion with Joe Foster, who
attempted TO papliy him. but without cue
ossg. High words followed, aud FishtY
took up Fosters row. Thompson, as usuh
jerkod bis six shooter which was lmmo
dIa,tly grasped By policeman. Fisher
also drew. The subsequent proceedings
are Tar from clear aud wear q very uRly
look. Fisher aud Thompson, surrounded
by q crowd Of excited and sfrighted men,
were htFlHllAAk NNu'ihtHAly Ou wv H@ol'
Five or six sharp reports fol.
lowed, and wnon Tho umoke cleared
away the pride Of Austin wac dead. Fisher,
also dead, was lying across him and "F 70
Foster" was shot through the let, leg lst
below The knee, thatts..ng tho
bone and rendering amputstion neosFeary.
Thompson is fhot twice through the brair
one ball entering through the lei. eyebrow
and the other one quarter Of IN inch
above u, Both holes might be
covered with u nickel. Fisher
was always splendid shot.
Finh,r Is also phot through the brain, the
ball entering tho leIt eye. Tho mpson
killed Jack Harris, the proprietor Of the
Vaudeville theatre, in the same building
about two years ago and met
his death there tonight. Fisher
was young, but tho most celebrated
desperate or tho Rio Grande from
Mexico to the Gull, and has credited TO his
score larger number OF murders than any
man of his sge that has ever struck Texas.
Thompson's brother, chip Off the same
block. is In town, but no further trouble Is
feared for the night. The two most cele-
brated desperadoes In Texas arc dcadand
tho people re- 0icc.
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arc no "nestef" irntts, no prairie doc bar.
fens, and he can got free and unohsiuted
SCOPE ~ large a. he wantl, he can niiofd 20
nay ana 20 cents mn Auro lease.
THIS u Why there should b. com poiitlon
among bidders The partially WORTHLESS or
enou INBRED ranFea | have alluded TO can
not be leased under The lAg Tor les. than
4 cents an rore, but these fell and upeu.
numbered range might be mndo 10 bring
oVon higher than eight and twenty cents an
lore. don't billoyo In arbitrary or forced
values IN ANYTHING or under any olrcum
stances. II 4 unnatural AID q
h contrary 20 good policy.
never thought the state ought TO
lsaso "a school. lluai ~ all, and whcn y
tracts and 10 actual relilegs. phls ! have
nlgaya deemed ths best policy a the state,
although my brother stookmen nave dis
agreed with me as 20 the sale Of the lands,
hat Es IL IL q law 20 lease tho school lands
lot tho spirit aud The le..lr Of the law be
strictly followed"
Commissioner; III ~ DO true that Gov
ernog ireland, no some OF tho paper, iptl.
mR,e, 10 tho power influencing the land
board In re actions, what effect viii It have
upon his chances for re-tlechon2'
Mr.. Evans; II this measure 10 being csg-
rled out for political eject u VII not help
any man engaged init. How can it1 The
alook interests Of this state have their rlghto
as We'll as all other interests and no man
who will calmly ecuador OF this question
In i,s true light and otsr
Ing can endorse any 2rbl.
trhry action by the land board
or eny assumption Of power or its par, 70
make @ law or 10 abrogate law elrehdy
made. IL Is not greater than the logslh'
tuic.
Thanking Mr.. Eynns for kindness In sub.
mi ting to an interview aud for the full md
explicit expression OF his Views, cur COM
missioner babe him good evening.
- -
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An members and representatives Of the
press Whistler Of this l.e o. from abroad
will confer q favor upon the HERALD by max
ing their prestBoe In our city known at the
sanctum. AIRY attentions that its propri-
etors can extend to the press gang will be
gi,cly learned OF to the end Of the fullest
possible comfort and convenience of the
aforesaid representatives during their ,tsy
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A COOKING MAIN.

The cooking main in the rear OF Orosisr
& Bohny'a saloon, corner OF Main and Poy-
dras streets, w6s filed yesterday afternoon
by large and enthusiastic crowd. Good
order prevailed, however. and the iights
that took place during the afternoon aud at
night were watched with interest by sew
ernl hundred persons. There were eight
fights ell told, which resulted as follow s:
Burlelt, Of Abilene. piltod single
entry five cocks against five Of Nuabau.
mer's, this city, and won threo out OF the
five fights. Atkins, Of Dallas, pitted cock,
= file fowl. against Nssbsumer's, but the
latter sen. him to grief. Terrell tackled
Nusbsumer IN two fights, losing both.
Twenty-,our additional birds arrived yes
terday from Terrell, Wealherford and
n hpr noints
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roox FAnM PRrsoNERs ESCAPE.

At late hour Monday might the prison.
ers on the poor farm broke al end maize
good their escape. Superintendent Kill
patrick teleeraphed Sheriff Smith 10 come
down and bring his blood hounds. The
sheriff despatched deputies 20 hunt down
the fu.itiyes, but did not send the bounds.
Ths prisoners who escaped are serving ont
fines for petty ofenges. Some who had tho
opportunity to leave declined 10 90, though
the sy was clear to them. The telegram
was brief, and the number that made their
escape 10 not known.
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FINED,

Ella Lewis, q colored dame, lives ON Pa
cillc avenue. She loves peace and quietude
and because Caroline Robinson ana Julia,
both also colored, inirlnged upon her
rights in this respect and disturbed her,
she MAIDS complaint against them before
Justice Edwards. Yesterday they had O
trisl, and the dignity of the outraged law
and the purity OF the judicial ermine were
both maintained by the assessment of n
fine Of 81 90 against each, with the neceE-
q Try COTS,
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All citizens having carriages, buggies.
etc., that they can spare for the purpose,
will please notify the chairman Of the Rscep-
tion conmittae, GENERAL w. l.. CADELI,
at the city htll to-day, for the driving of
the live stock men, our guests, through the
city on Wednesday evening at 4 o'clock
sharp, starting from the opera.house.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

--~-~-~->~-~~-~-->-~
WE ARG AcTH9Rs ~ TO ANSg =, N =, :.
foF Aldefm- 70 r1ifd Wurd,
MI ARE AUTHOR ZEO 20 ANNOUNCE
w CAPTAIN kOtEkT GIBSON - 4 cArdldaH
for Alderman nf III u w nd.
lNE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNuu CE
w The name OF Colon | W. g. GREENLAW
a. oandiinte FOR he oaics OF Alderman from
the second Ward.
uPOS HE UALL OF a l. 01E NUMBEK
u OF CldEcuf OF tho sixth Ward JOHN HENRY
BROWN Is y caudld1le fnr A .datInAn OF We same
IhTE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w Y. NJ CoCKRELl. as candidate for 81.
dermsn fro n the fiisl Ward
lNE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. r. r. ROHLkY ~ candidate for Al.
dermsn FROM the Fourth Ward.
WEARE AnTnoHIzEp TO ANNOUNCE J.
w ID CxRTER a. a candidate for Alderman
10 the Sixth waId
GTEAaK AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DR.. NJ. ". NE NSoM as a candidate for
Alderman OF tbs Fourth Ward. Election, 2rd
Tuesday In Anril.
THRRgBY ANNOUNUE MYSELF AS CAN
Il dlda.e for Aldermen of the fifth Ward
Election. 2nd Tuesday In April ~ STEWART.
ME ARE REQU esrED TO ANNOUNCE J .
w Ii, PORTER for Alfefr1an d the Second
wsrd Election, BUD Tuesday in April.
VXTE ERE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. slGMuND LoEB es candidate for
reelection for Aldermen 20 represent the Fourth
Ward. Election. 2u1 Tue day In April
VHTE ARE Al dCRlzED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr. j. C. BoGEL rs candidate for re-
election 10 the oGlcc of City As'c sor and Col.
lector. Election, 2nd plcs9ay IN Anril
vNrE ARE AUTHORIZED no ANNOUNCE
w the Il anu Of Cliour ], G. WILLIAMSON
as q cane llate fgr the Office Of Alderman from
the Fist Wud
M7EARE AUfHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WED G. SMITH candidate flr Alderman
of the Fourth Ward. Election, 2nt tuesday In
April.
vETE ARE AUTHORIZED REQUESTED
w 10 Announce Mr.. ] G. ARNOLD as a can.
didate for re Gle ton o. the uihc1 OF Cry Mar
shel. Election. 2nd tuesday IN Aprll
YHTX ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN UNCE
w J.. j. snEEHAN as an independent can
didals for City Marshal Election 2nd Tuesday
Ia April
IvE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w L. VAUGHAN as candidate FOR City AZ
SCISSOR ans Collector. Election, 2nd Tuesday In
Asril. So.
eh1EAnE AUrHuRiZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name OF Captain W. i. MORTON rs
Candidate ~ City Marshal. Electon2nd Tues'
DAY In A nrll
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ~, 1884.
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EprroR DANA bresks of this piece OF tany
and pokcs it through the wires; "Perhsps
themost striking quality Of COLONEL W. II
MoaRrsos, OF Illinois, the distinguished
chatham OF the ways and means commit
tee, is bis humor. II is genial, constant,
unottsntati9us, dry, delightful. Nobody
loves joke better than he, and nobody can
devise q neater ore"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

A MOST destructive fire occurred In east
St. Louis last night. one hundred and
forty cars were burned, one-third
to one.half OF which were laden
with grain and merchandise. as
we'll a. the Advance Elevator and contents
and other buildings. Tho loss Is roughly
estimated ut halt million. Dispatch re-
ceiyed too late for foil publication.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

REV. 10 COOK assaulted brother clergy
man the other day becsuse the latter woke
him seven minutes before an appointed
,ims. This Wilderness 10 very unbecominE
on the part Of The What.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

HENRY WARD BErouEn..v be ~ In
Juno. IfHssEr ever intends to revise .
belief concerning hot hereafter, It Is high
time he should begin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

Fprp DousLAs' wife Is red headed. They
MAKE kind of rouge ct NOR couple. as II
were, bu, they should not gamble on q
smooth connubisl future.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

Losr-The lower half OF the cd ticket.
Signature Of Thomas J. HrsDsrcEs can be
di5tir guished with aid Of msgniiying
gias.. Return to Gramercy Park.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

GENERAL SCALES, Of North Carolina. prob
ably will decline to be candidate for re-
election to congress. 10 1t. because he
wasn't assigned to the ways and means
n .rnmittpe7
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

We are about to increase the size of our store
by adding another % feet to our front on Elm
street Our SHOE DEPARTMENTS which has
grown particularly in the public's favor will I'M
dergo some marked changes as to the size oil room,
and to general appearance the altera,
lions will be an improvement to our store as well
as to Elm and Main streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12
INDICATIONS.
Gaham. 70 ng County, Texa

For the Western Gulf siate: Rain, with 10
cal storms, iollo we'd by much colder weather;
winds shifting 10 noTlhea5terlyi increasing pres
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

9osvrnirs Tor vfvrr and svr.' hearts can
- sslsried from The i1numfrsbie beEu'ies
on trhistion at the Wio1snr ny the Aer-
-.-d z g-cc.st JeFsl = company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

The largest display of brio brac, birque
figures and fancy goods, at the China Hall,
corne- Elm and Murphy streets. Grand
opening Wednesday night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

THE carDol hasger 81 Eatland Is growing
70 be az unpopular as ho used to be in ~
scnth. lie carries dynamite In his grip"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

CoseaEssxAS TILLMAs, OF South Carolina
never wears on overcoat. Casually men
Zion this during the next norther.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

CoxorrssnAs GEDDEs.<ci Ohio, II Is said
looks aud aois very much Ike ABRAHAM
LrscoLr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

Tar census OF Boston shows 1900 more
women than men. And this is leap yesr
seo. Poor oli Massachusetts,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

MINERS has at last overiskeD BrS
ruonPsox. Toe man OF blood can always
oxp.ct bloody Inheritance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12
Texas Trunk.

GofNa -oUrr.
No. :, Vail ond ~ press, leaves ..,,..., 100 ? m
GONG NORTH.
No l. Mail nd Ixgrcss arrives. ll.O0 q IN
Ttall + / aid 2iuu dEf, (Suudays excepted
Cult, Colorado - santa Fe,
A,,f,.. Tsfi.-. ................ q.il z IN
Ieayas DLlas -.--...--------.n. l " - :. ".
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

Tnxnr's more steal than steel in the pre-
posed new uiscrs. Jous Roach is the
bug under ths chip.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

earn ssys Trnth Is for sa.s for $4,000.
with the flciatles g. bis command, Re
sbcu d be sbis 10 sive MS bsiler rates than
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CoLp-BLcoDxD people and mik.and'wstsr
nswspap,rs are always taking about their
circulation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

LORD RArDoLPH CHURCHILL, GLAD
s7osxs thorn in the side, 10 getting bald
from friction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

Tn. papers continue their reference 10
BuMARcE's beer. II it IVES only spelled
bier.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

State Of Texas, County OF DsAtt.
III s Before me the undersigned per-
eooailv came 7. T. Doans, county treas
rrs- n D.llas county, and uuon cath saws
he above sieneut u true and cor ect ac-
oo ding 70 The best of his kno sletre snd
b.iisf J. T Downs.
ro-nty Trc ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

LOGAN has put "Eeverse English" on his
boom. He should change his cue.
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BY E-BYE, BEN |!
Ausiia's Desperate Dies with his
iiOOis On.
Klllea by Klpg Fisher, Younger
Rival,

Who in ourn Bites the Dust
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aNTibOTE 70 MALARIA.
me CEIlIln I.IIIIl IA NEW NfAN.

"I have had Dyspepsia, with Coastipa-
tor, Two years, and have triod ten different
kinds OF pills, and TUFTS are the first
that haze done me any good. They have
snlondid, food digests readily, and / now
have natural passages. / feel like new
man, w. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, q.
soldevcrywherc, 2Jc. Olgice, "A Murray St.,N.Y.
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TUFTS HAIR dye.
GRAY HAIR or WHISPERS changed in
SANITY 70 GLOSSY BLACK by n single az
plication OF this DYE. Sold by Druggisss.
or sent by express on receipt of 81.
Office, - Murray Street, New York.
tuyTss sskvra, .s usEFut prGrspss rrEt
INSURANCE.

nFPKkTMrHT OF INSURANCE. STATS.
IL tics end History, Austin, Texn. March
G. lsst.-To all whom Il MAY Concern: This Is
b, certify tina. the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, Of New York, N Y, has In all re-.
poets fully complied vita the laws OF Texas a.
MS state. nrii that said Conf sny holds GER
tifcats OF auth rity <om this o0lce emitting
a 10 90 business In this State for twelve months
from the let day ofJannsry, 1884. 10 the Slst Gay
December. 1884
r. l-Given nrde- my hard snd zeal, ct Of
fee, in Austin. ihe dsv and date first above
written n p BREWSTER, Com missioner.
3 L MAY. Gene a. Aren't nsllss: Tsls..
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1, Erlrrs booked fOr VIE White Hooss'
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Things Of beauty are joys forever. Go
and dazzle your eyes with the jswelry die
playB ~ tho Nermod & Jaccard Jowelfy
compsny at the WindGor, room 65
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WE ARE Al dcRlZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr. j G, BoGEL rs n candidate for re-
election 10 the oGlce of City Asc sor and Col.
lccior. Election, 2nd Tuesday ~ Anril
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH ~, 1884.
FINB RANCHI PLACE
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N1F ARE REQU GsrED TO ANNOUNCE J
w II, PORTER for Aliefuan q the Second
Ward Election. 2nd Tuesday in April.
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WE ERE AUTHUklZa TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. StGMu I'D LOEB rs Il candidate for
re-cleot tic n for Alderman % rcpresen the Fourth
Ward. Election. 2u1 Tue day In April
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

lETE Ans Az IHOkiZED TO ANNoU ACE
w DR.. NJ. ". NE NSOM as a candidate for
Alderman Of tbs Fourth Ward. Election, 2rd
Tuesday In Arril