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New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
EnvED TRIBUTE TO "INDEPENDENT" JOUR
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IrIW TNf IFIf7 W1T1T0.
n was one ot the most conspicuous facts of the
c.'l,ufi.i election that tho newspapers which de-
.ihed themselves as independent and rcpudiacl the
ltion,hin of organ worc the most bitterly and We
ferti ely p8r au iu th hr conduct Of ans section Of
niess r. was nn.crFcd oi this class Of newspaper
at the fact of their having nhlnfoned thcir former
itt rlcfrrtou- instead " insoiiiug I'm thcn the iu
I tr1 iiii,ious method seem 90 inprcsuate them
vthat tsona. ana u1ligiiaut trnln that found 10
oet, re.er Vu' ieie was one 90 tntr rs wqy ~ y
i.,i'iou ~ ,er iot 1tbes, which tgicfib he rre
ar Fi'irr. rha to-rt f1f HHiup 1Nf i6san b. irnE
t ID fvcilItr't ~ krHtts. tfif4 NJ hNri ~ hg-
n Ft4tflaHN4" m5fb eNl. siit irlNi'iNe tN inry
Nh fi. d ~ 4 ttNtiit ~f tnf Nitit l tHt' &
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

itt lN ahlp iWN,t NiNii Nae NN iNie NN'
.-vt Y 'ef stfi~. e'p lI.NHW' rN' -rH 'rt bf''t'
4-l pAisea ia4-A V- ln.tfl, A4l ,1NN $685. N' s'r"'
lr.trpil. lu. iu,.44ii .Ip p.Iri aAoN NANHrf ~ 1858
buHs tA.t .ur Has ru..l so lalk ai H4a lrH'l
up tu tu.llll r4lfi aut O. llln tln sAlrls. AhN
Hs W ,is-p ul tur tDiu"u % .iH iiHr 90 iNo '" ''"n
tlN .i4t tn tNr iIl i'nHr rrlnutlr ltrtii Hlt 't
which hr stated ilD Simple frt1 Attending ur suAln- ~
iAr silp tr l'ur.4ltl tur -tairurnt ilNt lHt '"'"
Nul dlu uul answer url ArIA promptly Atutr lht CONS
lpu cnui boot br avoided.
Iur Cornwall NY. lYrrI Cos 75,npO Af damage, lI
tlt ovuDgs 90 lAr llrll. lAf luri tlunri ih'i ii'
Cornwall was badly managed, ati US u4u ai an hhNa
rAulcd speed AHd tt Iu calls 90 iAo crew u tt annAoH
slip were uuurrdrt.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
HARp oN A CRIuc


IAtfe ate tlDi aal cuucs ~ ls leeArA Oi sufficient
Importance lu tllAsAt 90 this cOguty hy cahIn Chat
iAiAY Gilbert HAmellun, the welt knovn artist aud
author, has WFltrh letter 10 Inc LoHd0H Afhe,f
Charging the critic 0f me Hr0Dkib rni0n with making
pspara.ing criticisms upon an etching which has uo ex
tsteuce. THIS may not be- 50 bal nnarlie Ct,i-ln
on or rather hiug Monday Afr York World 40 Edgar
tdwcetfs last social silhouette u ytsterdal's IRll-
ISE" The that Tor the hrrt time la several
weeks TIiE NEw-NORK TRIBUNE of sunday did not CON
tain one Of Mr. faWcetts admirable sketches. But u
viii make difference to The World writer that he Is
lAls throw nat is back. Ihf World exhibits supreme
sOntempt for any exposition Of lts lack OF uuth, ana
goes gnt nring its suibs Of rdicule and cussed
Ioss It's particular objects being American authors,
all OF whom have been made targets OF It's dipped
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
CORNELLLIS ATLTMAN.
I'M rfLr0Rlru ~ rm rnmrNE.l

CANTON Ohio. Dee. 2G.-CDnelius Aulman,
the nionnlre mauuflc urer and wclthe.t citizen Of
Canton. died suddenly about mnish. last night at ms
home age rty party was given at hl' house IN the
evening and the guests hai Just left when he began to
feel l aud died before phY ,ciln could ho called Ills
association with The firm of a. Aultnan Coz agFlc"li
uril implement manufacturers the Wr0lEht iron
Brdg. Company, the Akruu AMI Mtushcid Mower ahl
Reaper Works, and other enterprises his maln hu,
hunWu thIuu- -hout the country lie hll hrtn mr"htl
.s a. candidate uu the hepuniran uthrt tur tuu-i,
Iul lIr Governor of ohio al tun coming election u .
leaves wife and our daugtteri Nhn - tho WHO nI
tttuG-s ~. litIttr. thn htuktr
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
SnLcLnE OF 4 MINIsTER

SCRANTON, Penn, Doe, 26, - Head clerk
- At ui,,te,, Hotel wont ~ roam ho. - lhl1
,.,,os ,na f,l.nd the occupant dead n Bis bod lha
man had been al a hpiei slnea aal tnesdii "nd was
registered .. " . bal, VI ubo. Ito wac '@l Apa
sr.sht aad had The bensn face NJ Nel preserved "''
srntsnap ssa soyenn iva iis ep'es'N''a W we Wv
is. nos.irgs that bp wa laNyei anA lnh'nelsN vs.
slaed that h. h.d studied law nnls' 'h''i 'Na'''"
tAass aAd aisps tien bad bnsn s""ss's' Wv" ''''''
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

and western papers Tie said that he had come 10 scran
ton for the purpose OF writing up the locality or he
Chicd1O Inter Ocean He retired 10 his room NJ ABOUT
p m yesterday, and was heard coughing and vomiting
at 10 y. m. -
In one OF his pockets was found box OF rat poison,
which had evidently been purchased in Evansville nd
In his possession was found manuscript sermons that
showed he was Free will Baptist minister lie was
known TO parties here. Poverty and family trouble
caused him To commit suicide.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
ursiERIoCy Ir1EurF n HURDER.
Az inisu oirr's tnnoAr cur ~ \ siNGuLAh
NANVTR.

fpr irteFrtrn rO rtg rrisrSs
eruiyGtIrip. ohio, Dee sg.-A mysterious
n'tpnpt ~ mnrlr vas nr0f'i US The r0liee tas nor-
mr iast n.1ht aftrY innrr. an i'ish git' WIS haa
hper in t,is tHrrtrr srir fpv maNha aVrpa,ri ~ i
arNf rf hpt Nprps taa vN 'nH rasN'a ~ hHr 'hfa',
pat a tna shai- Hta efsa. a'r'aa ,ha vl"Ar'rA A"i
i,ai ui.s.- iha lN-HiAs t.ln tr-. a'i o's hAai'lf
s.a"snpa aaA ire ails eNarlis Wp'D "a asrh. shH
ttis % slrN.. Npgf / v.,s .lH- Vp tlAi.A t'p ~
sha 5Ui, whoa HpuaDi tap fpln- we" Wahin- re-
hiud me Tuof uuuWol mr sulue distance, hnalb
,aasht up Wlln mu aui aiteupiea go iurer c"Nes'-
UIi Dur uf turu iAeI SAIL. tuu have ,linu iun'
ite 10 to US Ihey thtu cau-ht hold 0t mo, aui while
ono 10 thom held his hand over ny moatn the other
pu.led q giH- oti uf My huLcr i0t something sharp
pas, across uy throat and begged them not to Kill mo
At that tAcr both lrit. and walked rapidly away
knew had been hurt aul hurried here could NOT cry
out. mY throat aurt me-
Thr .rl trli, her story in -htforwad manner.
The bit, the pO' e.. who have been uuaule u as
cover tie young men, 0r any trace Oi them.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
elevator shaft in EDWARDS refinery at Dock and
THE FIRE RECORD.
OIL TANKS BURST AND BURN.
tn ruC raruuCRt

ELMIRA, Dec 26.-Residents of the city were
startled by a munied explosion which shook buildings
about 1880 to-day. Dense clouds OF smoke north In
dcatcd the occasion OF the alarm one Of the - 900 barrel
tanks NJ the West Junction. five miles north of the city.
exploded from unknown cause was blown through the
other and both tookhrc The OIL spread the field and
ut one time six Of oil IN flames The explosion
shattered all the buildings In the vicinity pieces Of the
tank being thrown half n mile The sound was heard
twenty miles away. No ono WA Injured though
several persons thrown TO the ground 10y the con
cus.ign Al the buildings about the place were burned
including The Offices, repair shop and part OF the pump
houses. The long coal rr-te with i've loaded aud
800 tons Of coal u the pockets alsOburued The rails
were twisted out 0f shape and box belonging 10 the
Central Railroad 81 New jersey destroyed The loss
~ earl
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
RFASr MuGwumps AND TUE susDAysonooL.

IFIH INf "UTIIIIsf 1FIHN III
u n the fear OF ne AGn imk LderinD Fos That the
th4dFeH ~ Aasauuips gll be- r1endri ilum the san
dai schoos u tho lttlo anfarlgHalca stay away ffom
VIC sabbath sfhu0ls thnr a1seune vii W. due ~ tie
t'iuA ~ 90 % palfnis Tbs New Testament IL geAd ia
thsss lAsiuisi ani tHai hiJA contains multitude "
.t.'t frnfellnus NH FAsnaers, w several puAeliti
hsls fAHllsers Afn coupled Nlth hyp0nllna whore Tho
saHsnFa Mad ihrr 10 na rAella hri Rrs ihaisne snd
shlHffts fHallalFs sfn Nlssan aeagflbGd persona
Who nsAa bfDad thuii pLgaaeies logs Tho uprrriunai
sp"s ~ fssss, eDiapsss Iani spi sna ~ blsHH gnn
fNthIls filsiH nnt tbs sHai sid alias ths rsBHl
ss' slibis sss i vi syv,esAy asd inqsiiy ssd she'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
v,yJsrgR DrposED F0R DRUNKEYNEsS

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 26.-Ihe Press to-
morrow VIII announce that Bishop stevens has signed
an official document deposlug the Rev Alexander HcrAN
ford from the ministry oftAs Protestant Episcopal thnfch
b,cau.e of druukenness while tn the pulpit Mr CraW
ford was pastOr Of the chapel annexed 90 the ip,."H
Hospital Ia lAa oity, anl When charged WIN lhe "n'H'"
Le rtsslci Aud went 10 his Old h0nn IA Dover, y, H.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
rIFrGEEN BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, Dec. 26.-Fire was dis
covered today frame store occupied by auctoncer
The flames communicated with adjoining buildings ana
ho fore could Dee controlled IL resulted IN the loss ct M
f,.n U,.iU... l,u-r- The los, i- as follows: ". :.
-a 5000 r. j Potter. dry goods and groceries IL
600. " l DAlfcc. 1000 H. H. 'oldtre dfug'f 1.oU"
Art,f..n A 1,idiuc. II 800: : f. Allison. hardware,
-6oou: Mrs Murray. - 900 81 sam rteinlcy. dry
-0n-. $4,000 Otucr minor losses make an "-sics ilc
..f~ 10. 400 Insured for about Oue-hAlf.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
MARRIED.

NDERsoN-KIPT--on becember ~ 1885,. ni the rest
dence Of the bride, parents No $50 Pfasnare, ~ us
Rrv : H. Viran Thcsl0re T. Anderson. r, 70 Alice IT,
daughter Of John T.. kip al Os this cts.
SHELDON -TOWNSON-On Tuesday, December ~ htns
residence OF TIE brides mother By Tie Rev kcnncn hac
kenze James o. sheldon Mary f. daughter ~ te iis
4. stanley TOwnson, all ~ tbs ciy.
RADE-BALDWIN--on Tn,sdaZ nec.mber 2s AZ n
Milford Conn by the Rev GEORGE H. GriHn. Fb1sDetn
Wheeler BALDWIN to Arthur Engenc Wafadc. ~ Brooklyn
ny
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

tsgV nae gp A rasspn4pf.rat standing
$500 . t..u.rt 80 90. t..uHa, te-i Nt iNa D~st..'
l,tf,H H, tN. p..Ha ..i ~ ,-r tfii.'+i eAs AN"'- a
ti H.a t.lu W ",n't"i N P7ht
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec. 27-l 4. u.-rhe high atnos
phcc pressure Thursday slightly decreased early
Yesterday morning during local snow storm bur IN
creased later 20 20 20 inches with clear weather The
temperature ranged between 20 and l6 the average
Gsf-, ba1r i3i4 lower than the corresponding day
la.t Sear and 27s3 lower than ON Thursday.
Partly cloudy slightly WARMER weather vim occl,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
4 sIEAMHlNT RURNFD.

CAIRO H., Dee. 26.-lhe steamer Nint
Oaiuklc running in the Cincinnati and Memphis trades,
lef This ,ty Wednesday n-ht for Memphis, and eot
fast 80 lc Icc A. Columbus, Kentucky She caught hIe
yesterday aud was burned 20 the wator edge. The boat
and ear 81, arr total loss The vessel owned hy the
Cincinnati aDl Mcmphi, Packet Company and was
valued af >lJUOp II WI. insured i'm Cincinnati com
panic. $4,000 she had 800 tons Of freight aboard
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

lated Electric Light and the Consolidated Electric Ran
49, c,nou,es Iast eyeninr entertained few friends n
his bouse In Thirty sixth St, where he showed cnrse
mas tree ingeniously lighted by electricity rom dynS
ma MACHINE i'm the cellar Mr. JOhnsOnS house IS sup
piled with the electric light from tho same source in
novel spectacle much enjoyed.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
couulsHoAr2 IoRIAG's GUESTS.

WAsHINGr0N, Dec 2G.-Commissioner and
Mrs Lorng gave dinner tonight The following per
sons we're present: Nh ant Mr- Blaine Mr. ana Mrs
John a. Mclean, senator aal Mrs. Hale, General Behe'
Mrs Mckoevrr, General and Mr.. Anderson, Jndee
Gonrgo g. Barrett of new l0rki tulpnel ana AIRS hl
M AMI Mrs. Geor-o - Howe, OF Boston AMI hl''
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
NIrrIMs 0r AN EXPLOsION

BUTLER, Pa, Dee. 26.-John Goetz, jr., who
wa, miateI by tho eAs explosion on sanniaI morning
died about iO q. ui to day, after suirrns greatly
m. nuic who Wd4ul burned Is insane thFuubh
siiirrlng and -liul ~ the death 0f her brother
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
CARGO OF LINE BURNING.

IROvINCETOWN, Mass, Dec. 2b.-lhe
schooner Ada l. Whitney, of Thoma.ton with acarso Of
5000 barrels Of lime lor N.wlork. arrived yesterday
D. m. capt. horton reports that he discovered
iDe cargo in he ou nre Yesterday morning when twenty
fl- mr. southeast of lhaichcis island ne mas
scaled, tne vessel Ip ud viii cudcaFul 10 atihc Inc NE
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
A GIFT FOR NEW YEARS DAY

Will be quite "a acceptable as If gwen on
Christmas Pine array OF foreign ancics ana drt B"ns
at d. W. Granbery * Co.'S, 20 and - JOhn-st -
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
sWlnP lands N WEsroHEaTER COUNTY

There arc about fifteen acres Of swamp lands
iu Yorktown, NcstcAester County, Owned ~ nilAs a.
Nnltnry which. u Is said tho sougoos 10 nai-iAl
g. pAol aui other legon Ahouta yaar aga eanhla
si0n was appointed tO examine - swamp aud Wpnii
whether u shpud not boz pIupfni drained mreilnH
Naa held yesterday 80 ialnflH Hotel. Hnl much iHeil'
nDul Nas iaAnn. n was stated Ant tAn Nal4ilAl il7
tiln attended nYef alra lhipu piins ubs anl HH
aAA hall Ndpl
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
.esin all aces are said

things that apply to Pharsees in all ages are said lis
natural that tho Pharsees will not desire th2e pa pa
10 fall under the observation Of their osprngwho
might thereby be led to hold unfavorabe opinions Oh
their parents.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

The shows ne taom '-ch 7ai''on' IN THE y By t,nh.
ktiff tlr 9srn
bvt dotted rs
H. vaas Temperature Indicated 6Y the thermometer al Hal
nat pharmacy, hs Blosi"AJ
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

As the Liver is Easily Disordercd, more or
less Bilious Distress prevails a this season OF the year.
Dr. Jaynes sanaye Pills restore the Liver TO healthy 40
tlon and remove all Biliousncss. -
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

4 fntltNt.st,S riiiieif lStiitstt
tfN +i ~ l4Hstf ~ Nity H! lInN
ale a.fslNN Wtfl lte EfN Nfl avs NfltiuH pifN
gp3Wl44a rAAW1s iesAe4ei NipH ltF HAlrl H NtH
l Atel, Fp lpus " flffAl lNl1usAp4l INs iNllel
t1Ale- WNe'e' q sAlpalllpts a4r hApAu.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
THE wElTHER REPORL
GOyERNMENr INDICATIONS,

WAsuharoN Dee, 2G-for AeW-lnglanh,
partly cloudy weather. and aaai sueWa ,astafl Wnds,
ni4hrr temperature inWef barometer
iur tha Middle Atlantic Tiaifa phiir 'lnhhi weather
ani local SHOWS etsieY winds, shifting 10 spathstii
10 .her temperature. lower barometer
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
sILE 0EIAEKArlrER.

CLEVELAND, Dee. 96,-IM flereland flmg'
daer has been aod % T. l. holden u H. li'll'' ma
nephew IL ~ boz tbs editor nehef lie IA literary in'H
ami la9yor Tho paper viii hr l.qnei ~ no Mn,Plps
Hirr lanNaly lllsnadelateel llat pilll.hs VII No
lssHsi both W. tbs MniNlnH a'll slphlhH
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

The French have only 5000 soldiers in Tonquln we
have iO5 900 who marching upon them. III WI Tp
Rsmit either TO the Consul home TO the Izcon III
iamen."
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

frlL riLL bOWN AZ ELLrAroR aHif
Louis Lind age lorly, 0f Moore Ln l''oph'
yg, WAS Instantly hnd iasi sNghihs w iAlns a9HH s'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
npsnal Nonsss
Nmie, Appaai ~, tbs i'es,


fHt NtWNunR AasurtAttnt ron iHrh1VtNh
fHf ,nHntfiuG ~ irr i11n appeals piihrs'F M
hnt fsnaiHaiH i in,tnaana taHppnsn'r eFafi hr pnH
~ ita riiy fnls Nintft
The contraction NJ unineis and aiupraa ~ 0i1t'a have
already csnand unusual suffering nmonE many iami''e'
worthy working people 30 not M them be- forgotten m yorr
christmas and New feu sifta
Evety cass reported viii be Investigated mmeiately ami
dealt with on its merlts
clothing Blankets s1oe' aud any articles serviceahe for
tho poor wl De gay received at TIE o0ico ~ uhaye
Oriers for Hospitals Homes AMI - acia n'penslres f'i
carlos for the ck anl winter clothing or adults anf youth,
of both sexes are specially DESIRED
Contributions should be sent 10 SIR JOHN BOVINE oon-
era Agent ~ ihaye checks may be- drawn TO the OF er of
Mr. ROBERT b. MGNrURN, rrelrrer
IESRY T.. rELLEW
Chqirrnnu Of tie Executive Committee.
iinnas & 10, 73D ami : II Broadway.
Wili sell
MONDAY ncc 90 and following days NJ oelocf ths
Nuraisratic cahirct o. Mr l. " 4 lormafn comprising
scarce ana valuable coins and Medals Catao4ued BY MI
". f. WOODWARD.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
kHW6 ~ OHiAAT0WA

'iha following dispatch was bllloilnef yea.
teidsy iH Chinatown " hst mea ba, myasy 10 wAalsd
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

4 0geIsruis TRtk IH ~ fth0rRioHf
presidunt u. II, johnson, of tho Edlson lso'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27

Aurotcc, Of marriage, must be ador'ed ei& faH ~aHv
New-York tribune., 1884-12-27
iianas & 10, ,iD AMI 'ii broadway.

TTTlTF T"T'-
tHif-r4sai a-rA at's~1' " ft'''''f's o'hsf
st4aa8 ~ 'as s4s- 9s+tts pt--tt
e,,ppReriH7irs ea s4'e Wta ef-fg HiHs
aW4ks ai4- 4-.e.4N. go 1Aet'4's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

The retail grocery house Of Bryan 4
Bradshaw, on Elm street, failed yester.
day. Attachments were levied ON the
stock from the district court. The
grounds alleged in the petitions for the
writs of attachment were that The de.
PENDANTS were about TO convert THEN
property into money. The claims, Sc
TAR as obtained, are: $. j. Adams, $1,000
Levi Kraft, $1,000, and John ii. Bryan
$1,000. The reason given for the failure
is the dullness of trade, the closeness OF
money matters and the extreme Difficult.
ty TO make collections. The members
of this firm are clever gentlemen and
good business men, but the pressure oI
the times has been very heavy. TheiI
assets, if available, if close collections
could be made, would be ample for all
liabilities, and it is to be hoped they will
yet pull through.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

Attic mayors levee yesterday morn
ing G. $. Davis, Abram Rullin and Lula
Crawford were arraigned for intoxica.
ton and were each fined SO, H.. Bor-
heaun, for carrying pistol, obtained n
continuance. For using profane Ian
guage, W. NJ. Fogle was fined "a, and
Peter Quinn was acquitted Of the charge
OF assault and battery. This ended the
mornings business and the police force
scattered to take up their respective
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
Married.

On yesterday (Monday) afternoon, at
Hope, Arkansas, Mr.. j. T. Murphy, OF
Dallas, to Miss Bette Lee Hayes, OF
Camden, Kentucky. The bridal party
will arrive on the west-honnd train to-
night. Miss Hayes is said to be perfect
beauty, and lady of fine talent and ele-
giant culture. Mr.. Murphy is the special
agent of the Phoenix insurance com
pany, and is gentleman OF fine per
sonal appearance and a general favorite
me HERALD extends congratulations
to the newIy-married couple, and trusts
our especial" friend and his newly -madC
priue may lind each succeeding day OF
life more pleasant than the one lust past
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

DALLAS, Nov. 10. Some few sub
scribers persist in calling by name, tho
Old way. You expect us to give YOU
good service, and wo want 10 do itapd not
b arbitrary, Now To do this You must
aoido by our rules and mode of doing
business. We know the number system
Is much the best, for subscribers to eel
good service, and the only way to max @
inc number system complete is for the
central once to refuse any subscriber
connection unless nc gives the number.
and tho operators have been instructed
accordingly All viii be supplied with
llsts' @. A. READ.
Mauauar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
EnrglnrY.

Friday night the store of MIR. John
Luck, at Eagle Ford, railway station
on the Texas ~ Pacific road, six miles
west of Dallas, was burglari2ed. Depu-
W Sheriff Lewis went over there yester-
day and got on trail of the rascals, but
mas not succeeded In arresting them yet.
They did not get much 10y their ven
turee, stu it is to be hoped they viii be
captured and punished.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
This Idea of Go,ng IYest

To Coloradoo" Mexico for pure
air TO relieve assumption is all mis-
take. \ reasonable man would use
Dr. sankos Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption = all its first stages.
1t never fails to Civ lief in all cases OF
coughs, colds, broucu pains in the
chest and all affections are consid-
cred primary to conSumptio, Price 80
cents and $l00. Sold by llicko i, & Pat
t9rson, the druggists, who are always
looking after the interest of their GUS
toners; have now secured the sale
Of DR.. Bosanko's Coughand Lung Syrup,
a remedy that never fails to cure coughs,
colds, pains in the chest and all lung af-
lections. tor proof try free sample
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

Tho district court met for business
yesterday, the criminal docket being up.
Nothing of any special Importance was
done. The case of the State of Texas VS..
Willis Adams, charged with murder.
was continued until the next term OF
the court, owing to the absence of
Judge Bradley, of the Corsicana district,
who is to try the case. The grand Jury
was reconvened and is now in session,
ana VIII probably continue at work toI
AeYoral DAYS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

An enterprlsing gentleman informed a
HERALDreporter yesterday that arrange
ments are about complete tor the cree
ton of large cotton aud wooden factory
in this city, which will employ thous-
ands of hands.
Mr.. j. III. Webster, 70l Elm street, Is
largely interested in the above. which
shows the pluck and energy of that gen
tleman, and how quietly he ropes you
in to read his advertisements.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

English Female Bitters has become
a household word. The lisning child
adds It's testimony hy saying 1T cured
mama while the happy mother will
tell you it saved her daughter.
what m ugly face when Won took
those sickening pills. Bailey's Saline
Aperiout is better.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

Yesterday Constable George Miller ar
rested James Cook, colored, on the
charge of using profane language. Some
little girls were in the old cemetery Sun.
day decorating the grave of departed
friend when Cook came along and
cursed them, and abused them ontra-
geously, they say, and on their com
paint he was arrested. He was nut mn
der bond for his appearance to-day re-
fore Justice Kendall to answer the
cha go.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

Dyspepsia in its worst forms will Weld
to the use of Carter's Little Nerve Pills,
aided by Carter's Little Liver Pills.
They not only relieve present distress
but strengthen the stomach and digest
i've apparatus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
Texas State Agency.

AeNns state Agency.
Land or money claims against the
state or individuals, payments oftaXes
on lands anywhere in tho State, pur-
chase, sale or lease of lands, adjustment
of titles and the recovery of lands for
Just and lawful owners will be attended
to by c. X. JOINS & Sons,
Austin, TeXas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
great nerve restorer. No tits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and " trial bottle free TO &c cases. Send
20 DIR. Kline, 93l Arch street, Philadel
nhia Ia 1svlvenie
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

If we would haye powerful minds, we
must think if faithful hearts, we must
loye; if powerful muscles, we must
labor; if we would get rid of bad
cough, we must taSe DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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PREMIUM FLOUR.
Prize at st. LoaIs Exposition.

The Hungarian flour,as sold by Bryan
Il Bradshaw, took the highest premium
at the st. Louis air, and Bryan ~
Bradshaw are selling immense quanti-
''tics of it to those who like good bread.
AT the same time they are selling gro
ceries of all kinds, canned goods, teas,
etc., at rates which will astonish you.
Don't forget Bryan Il Bradshaw, the
Elm street grocers, when you need any
thing in their line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

governors vote in the different wards of
the city only yesterday, and the follow
ing are the totals: Ireland, zoos; Nor.
ton, l,O65; Jones, IA; total vote in city,
800; Ireland's majority, 797.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

Ladies, read our advertisement on
front page. Il. Baumau.
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mOnott a Lacks steam Dyo works, 7OO

Coloring, cleaning and repairing gem
! tlemen's fine suits a specially. Plumes
dyed and curled equal to new. Suits
secured, and dresses cleaned and dyed.
| All colors warranted fast.