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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17

Lsadgiile Herald
There IS 3 superstition prevailing
among number Of tho miners ia That
locality that certain claim IN lows
guich il an nniucky one 1t got
started Ia some Why that man who
worked III ahat claiu was snre tnmees
with bad luck Of some KIND de
would either get blown up b. giant
powder or fall down ladder, CT the
mine would easc ii on him, Or some
other equally undesirable occurrence
would take place By dcgFeesthe be
lief became 50 prevalent liut propeTtr
was coAsiaefe; ''bnodoDed. 60 Hse q
Slang expression The result Is that
nobody Vii serk IL az I'LL, and the
owBers are III atip " knew abas u
do for men.
a Herah reporter having heard OF
The supeFstitima, for, of cuurse. IL IS
nothing more or less thRn supersll-
lion, aeeesied az old miner last night
and asked hinl 6hether be WAS one Of
those who BeiieseJ the stories that
we're being circulated.
well. IL tell thn truth, must con
fss 81 believe some If them, strange
a. IL may seem ao you.
What foundation have gun Tor
your bciief! sskei the Teporter
The old miner took fresh Ehess Of
tobacco and said: HThe fatt that %
mans sho have worked il have aad
bad luck Of sums kiud or othefna kss
me think titeFe is something in it. ]
know oae man who had not been at
work IN that internal hbie muFc
than fuD days before be was taken
down wlih pRaninulia. and he Came
very near dying. Another sent 20
WORK there aad has cabin Nas robbed
before week A third one tried IL
and be fell from q ladder and game
near being killed tuBt satisfied hin
and he quit Besides these there liaFo
been several other iDisnaps 10 amen
working the Giairn, and they followed
each other in snch close succession,
and gith such HnvnryiBg certainty,
that JBe mea at last game 10 the COR
oIusion that there was bad luck iH
some way connected ailh iD- pro
perry.
i" Is tl,e claim worth anything "
asked The reporter.
''Yes, If it was deEptoped lMnk 1t
wouid turn out 10 be good preperty
but ], for one, wunld not work in it 81
IL was giFeu 90 me-
might it not be q %, pat uP Dy
some one wAD wants tu bur i't' asked
the news hunter.
II don kRow abonL That. replied
the miner, "bu, ! don see a1w -
many Of the men CURld gct Go believe
tiff there wasn't something 10 IL. n,
sir, its no job, That claim has bad luck
for ans man that works f. You may
call it superstition " anything yum
like, IN: ! don't 60 torwork Ia il
Seeipg thcFe Was RD chance 10 shake
the old miaeT's belief thai there Wa
some supernatural agency thai had
cast spell Of bad lDck over the i'll
fated property, tho reporter left him
frm in his faith
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17
CHESS +CARL.E.Y Co .,
WHOLESALE
Oils g. NAVAL STOKES
"a. 40 a. As south Peters ST.,
NEW ORLEANS, Iii

Being the only Producers aud Reaners of
Petroleum in the entire Soath, we arc pre-
MATING and LUBRfCAFIHG Oil al Lowest
market prices. We have constantly on baud
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17
Iaeap der tlaaIa .

All tbose needing such articles ~
Ho0ts, Slices, IIais. Giefhiag3 I raaks,
ary sosla Nelson's s'foeksfg Glass
wafe, Washing AlAeAiHes Ringers aud
6aadisry slseuid beer il mina that !
ani lng ny goods IN ttse asoye
inss II cat. NJ Bryan
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17

Laeat l5febig has I1fsnalea1 lils salfe
fast IL VIII neFef ~ ~ fhs AfHic
fegl9a9 again.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17

--Chilts aud tercr. azne. bilious and
mhlarial fepcTs WELD III once To nj
Chi Curr, Take one bottie accord
In 10 direIAi0Bs.asaal.ll q - tgaoes not
beuefiigyeu. FCsrrn tha hottie % dealer
and he sill retundgaiRuaut pal4 for il.
For sale by Pr ~ A. knapp, Lake
Charles ~. l.. CuukilnE Ca. Hons
tot. Tua rqT2-.i1
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17

he Germans have thifteeu alsele
lel every scar
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17
DRAYAGE
B4GltAl5E

W az. prepared L, d, all work CT this kind
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17

EVHEE L+E RIGHT. BLACKSMITH
AND PAINT SHOP

A. kinds Of wood-wOTk OIL Buggies Car
rage Hack and Wagon done Have
nova good blacksmith, and can so all kinds
Of vUTk such a. mil sEiI Steamboat,
wagon. farm, pioW, AOrbc-shOelng, exc. We
also have a paint room, for painting baggies
wagons, furniture, etc. 80 painting done
outside Of bAoP. anu NJ Llgu work done. Ne
Also repair and tgEui5h buggy tops, dash
boards etc.
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Tor DRUMMER, , and pronounced by them K
be the bes outside o. New York
UNDERTAKING ESTABLISH
MINT.

for DEummers aud pronounced by then 10
be the Bes outside OF New York.
UNDERTAKING ESTABLISH
MINT.
" G have tie best and most complete line Of
l. uaeTiakers Goods, outside OF New Or
leans, in the Stale sand sell CotLins, AT whole
sale or retail trimRed1Or otherwise. Large
stock on hand, and large shipment in transit
from the Mound Coffin Co., st Louis Mo.
HEARsE.
We have line and elegant HeaTsc Per
sous getting GOfLHs from Us He viii attend
10 funeral and arrange all msGters without
extra charge. Cal OIL Us for complete
funeral Quilt, Circumstances OF DereaYed
always considered by Us, and charges made
aaegrdiAgly. That This is true, ne refer 10
the people who have dealt with US, and
among the most reliable people in Town.
HORSES BROKEN AND TRAINED
VIII break Aorses TO harness and train them
to hHggy, etc.
r. HORSES CLIPPED
at reasonable Eaies. This benefits them
much in hot weather
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT .
Abiht7 atAA AAAlEh .ADElOIh4 II EEhE3AAD4G
rates. No pay unless cured Lampas burned
or cut out. Medicine and appetizers fur
nished On application.
ALSO
/ stands the celebrated stallion 'ssstoRe-
wall aEaelGsOn.''
| FEED.
VIII feed stock by the meal, day, week, OR
month. Plenty Of shelter for vehicles
Plenty Of good water for stock.
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
AGENTS.
hAe Will act as agents, and receive and for
ward oil freight, express, etc, for any and
all points. Freight and express charges
paid, and freight. express and baggage
claims adjusted, We receive and forward
freight for 3 number Of the most Important
mill nen and merchants in the parish. Ne
refer 20 them.
,FLATgBOAT.
We AaEea good wood7ilst, to float our oEn
wood, and wal hire II out By the day week
or Hs9Hths Tor a Anail confederation.
IN CoGCLBsI0N.
we will say, that Nhen you Eant anything,
aud caHn0t fAd II anywhere else. IN town,
come 10 Us, and Il Ne can't liz you up, sou
need laalz no further.
The public, and our white tFieBds, viii
please Rbte that this Is also headquaTtert
Tor Jos. HOLLY. the epl0red haeknan, and
viii please 50 iEiforEn the ealored people. and
our gAlte RatEeRs, and lie publle, WI
please ngts 81 ~ ! os. Holy VII carry eqlgsyt
pssssle aalg.
! MaMM AlMays have two nice haeks ~
use Of our White pntFgls, and wien t4tEt
are not sufficient or eQnY eEignt We y 4 seps
cut speeial aeepulnlp IONS, IN digpatel
and E1ueh Pleasure
Ne are pleesed p iRfoFm the ladias kha
Alf. Oh. y cAf IA5I4AH Is again HqEh aA AMI
running oat Hack and thst IS before. !
aiH4FS ready 81 wait on them viii an,
turnTent, sheneYe5 called 81
a1.NAYsaBPPDRT
home eBsefpEise, and especially tie Lax
EAaFses L9Tesy stable, ard he EoAo an
nlag you I've long and p5p5als
IieEpeci4uiiy,
q. n. seIet
apg-A
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17

home eHsArpgise, and especially tie LAKE
Gaasies I3Yesy stable, ard he Eonb and
mag yoa live long and p5os5ay
I.RSpeci4uiiy,
g n. DIES sep't
api~Ass4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17
tEnHsir~e-. az sims lu. Or might
PLJTLNt,
WlJIJI

W ar. J,repsrel b., prepare gRounL. AM dc
ali sorts q blowing
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17

We have Tie best and most complete line Of
UudeTiaker's Goods, outside Of New Or
leans, in the Stale and sell Cotins, a. whole
sale or retail trimmed Or otherwise. Large
stock on hand, and large shipment in trsnsit
from the Mound Coffin Co., st Louis, Mo.
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HEARSE

We have line and elegant Hearsc. Per
sous getting collins from Us, #e will attend
10 funeral and arrange all InsLters without
extra charge. Cal OIL Us for complete
funeral outfit, Circumstances OF beEeaYed
always considered by US, and charges made
aaegrdinEly. That This is true, We refer 10
| the people who have dealt with us, and
among the most reliable people in town.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-17

we Will act as agents, and receive and for
ward oil freight, express etc, for any and
all points. Freight and express charges
paid, and freight. express and baggage
claims adjusted, We RECEIVE and forward
freight for q number Of the most important
mill men and merchants In the parish. Ne
refer 10 them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

sHrRMAN, Aug, d. Especial. -
About noon to-day John Harrison
entered the Bank saloon, kept by w.
L. Harrington, his brother-uIaw, and
shot the barkoepor, jack Goodwin.
There was no one in tho bnrr1om but
Goodwin aud the negro porter. There
are many cos ficiing rumors. Tho ne
gro tolls different st0rlos. Goodwin
dlOu almost instantly from the wounds
and Harrison refuses TO taik,
There was no good feeling existing
between the parties, ssjd to have
grown out OF tueir living Ia adjoining
rooms, aud some disturbance having
heretofore occurred that caused IN
| iooling, Again, 10 Ia said that Har-
rington, The owner OF tho
fsioop, had instructed Goodwin not
| 20 uust Harrison. Tho refusal caused
/ Harrison 10 dislike Goodwin. The
negro says Harrison had two pistols
| iu HIS hand and offered ono 10 Good
/ win. Again, no says GOadWiu was
/ making lemonade and Harrison
! wanted s1me, and upon being refused,
| pulled out q pistol and commenced
| shooting. Ia any event, two eiN-shuct
ors were Cmptitd with only
two balls remaining. Harri.
\ son was very deliberate
la his work, four balls striking his vic
| tim, two of which would have been
fatal. Goodwin oam0 here from Dent
/ son. Harrison was from Tennessee,
and had bCon hero some timo. He WIS
| formerly ON tho police iorce. He gave
himself mp and is now IN jail. Both
| are married men, There is q crest
deal of feeling against Harrison, as the
/ mCurder was unprovokod,
The man supposed to be Hide,
| tho Tennessee swindlOr, over
whom detectives were squahbling,
| turns out to 10 Ia Cascy,and be was
| turned loose,
Nearly an OF the leading busiuoss
men signed the petition calling for n
meeting Saturday to organize s board
/ OF trade,
Tho eight on prohibition is warm
Ing NJ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

PALESTINE, Aug. 2L-[Spocial. "A
largo crowd sttonded tho prohibition
meeting ct Fostagv,le, yesterday, 20
miles northeast OF tho city. Speeches
were made for prohibition by Captain
/. y. Gammago and 3. h, Rogers, and
against by Elder Bon Parker and Is.
NJ. Hanks. K. H. Boyd, n colorod
preacher, made @ sensible address Tor
local option, gXhOrting people Of hia
own color 20 vote for prohibition,
Boyd Is of moro than ordinary iuteui-
gonce, and 10 ono OF tho tow lngdin1
negroes who signed tho petition fDr
local option who has not gone over 10
Tho whisky men siuc0 they took up the
collection 10 buy tha negro vote. Tho
agent Of the Lone star Brewing COM
pany stopped their advertisement ia
che Advocate this morning hrcause
that paper threw Opon It's columns 10
both parties IN the prohibition fight,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

RUsK, Aug. 27.--[Speeial. l-Yester-
day was gala day for Rusk, aud the
barbecue was pronounced great sue
cess. A great crowd was in attend
auce, notwithstanding some sick
ness in tho county. Coke, Mils,
MaXsy and Reagan wero sll
invited, besides others. but the
two former were detained at other
points in auti-prOhibition service, and
the two latter by sickness. Judge
jones Gibson, OF Rusk, delivered the
address Of welcome, and his timely
remarks made every one feel at home.
Nom man G.. kittrell, Of Leon, then adj
dressed the audience, and held their
close attention for an hour or more.
After dinner lengthy aud worry
interesting address was made
by w. g. Veal, OF Dallas, attor which
an exposition society was organized to
get up Oh exhibit for this county aud
section for tho New Orleans exp.-
silou. 4 very interesting lot
ter on tho resources OF thia
section, aud their DEVELOPMENT, from
Colonel Elliott, OF The HERALD, writ
ten ~ response Co an iuvitt tion to bo
prog8n. and deliver an address, was
read by Judge Gibson. The dm1or
was abundant, wei cooked and highly
enjoyed BY every ono.
throo bales of new cotton were in
town yesterday. The crop VIII DO an
average ono.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28
PAPER BOXES
Bowie.

BOWIE, Aug, q. - Special. 80 The
HERALp's correspondent has, at last,
tho pleasure and satisfaction of re-
porting a good rain in and around
Bowie. 10 began In tho early part of
last night, and ralned, without iuter.
rupson, tbs whole night and until late
this mornlrg. This copious rain, be-
sides roplenishiug the supply Of stock
water, which was growing &c arce, will
in the opinion Of your corresponoent.
DO OF no little peneiit 20 this late cotton,
Resides ihese subs antial benefits, II
wa mnis,e1 aud enliyen the feeling of
our people, which in turn will pro-
duee It's practical beneficial results,
John Ii. stephens, Esq, and Rev, Ia,
L, Smith, OF Montague, Addressed n
good audience last night, at the
Methodist church, tor local option,
rho addresses w0Ie listened 20 atten-
lively, ana tho audience, or at least a
majority OF those present, seemed
pleased and satisfied with their
prcsenlaii N of the subject. It is hard
20 say ut this time what tho result of
the election will be ia Montague
county, Tao opposition have no
speakers IN tho held yet, so fer ~
hoard, aud tails fact leaves ihom al a
decided dis advantage.
Emory emth, Esq, q prominent
lawyer OF DcGt0n, aud woli.known la
nus section, came up yesterday, and
Il stopping in Bowie for q day or two.
he is here on professional business,
The railway officials at this place re
pnft heavy receipts OF freight Within
he last lew days. This speaks we'll
for This and tributary points, during
Ids vet quiet limo, and before the
orcning OF tho business season. The
For. Worth Il Donycr City Railway
company VIII be- compelled TO put two
more efficient men here after business
fairly opens, IN order TO handle On sir
business, which addition 60 the
force talraaoy good they arc con
templgtng.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

turned last night with the hickman,
i. Q, Dick, suspected OF attempting to
assasslnate his wife in Austin. The
sheriff says several parties in Austin
VIII swear Dick was there on tho night
OF the list instant, the date of the muir
derous assault on Mrs, Dick snd her
mother, Mrs. Christmas.
Fine rams have fallen here and in
several portions OF the county to-day.
Ihey will do cotton some good, but not
rs much as would have been the Gaze
two weeks earlier.
Cotton buyers are firm in the belief
that so far as the pool rates on cotton
to New York, Boston and Liverpool
are concerned, Waco will have the
same rates as Dallas and Fort Worth
There is no abatement in the excite
meut about local option. Only two
working days remain before the cleo
tlon, and each side is confident and
putting in ita best licks.
The strike in the Texas IL ST. Louis
shops and yard at Tyler has aomewhat
interieIred with the regular running
OF freight trains ON that road.
Representative Browning reached
The city last night from Austin. He
has boon employed to represent the
state IN the pending suit against tho
FTanklyn Cattle company, and is here
IN consultation with prominent law
firm, also retained to assist the State.
Tho gravity OF the case and tho dila-
tory action OF the legal branch Of the
government, it is asserted, led TO the
employment Of assistant counsel, who
so Into the case with the approval OF
the governor, Ii was learned today
that none Of the important papers per.
tanning 10 tho case have bBeD
0sen made out end filed, and as IL is
imperative thar thoy DO filed on or DO.
fore tho lst Of September, the council
for the State will be- kept very busy
preparing and getting them ready
within the prescribed time. IL Is ru-
morad hero that tho Frankiyn com
psny IS very much put out &c the ro
cent ioase of school lnuds in Greer
county, which curtails its range, auC
~ IL asserted that a powerful effort
backed by high State authority, will
b9 made 20 have the Lease declare.
null and void.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

EL PAso, Aug. g.--ISpscial. Tho
uewly-appoluted governor Of Lower
California, who has boon visiting nj
Paso for the past four days, stated to
TuE HERALD reporter that President
Dlaz, OF Moxic,, had ordered heavy
tax placed on property which has
hitherto been almost FREQ from taxa.
ton In that section of tho country.
The governor further stated that the
noAvv duties that bad been imported
Into thatcpuntry will DO much lighter.
Tho Mexican who WAS shot BY OF.
door Wheat las. night, while making
an attempt 10 assault tho officer, has
improved 10 day aRd It is thought no
win 1.-Two.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

PALo PINTO, Aug. 21.--lCOrrospoud-
ouoe, This place was visited 6T q
plendid rain yesterday evening, which
will doubtless make the grass liven Up
and be tho means of saving a groai
many head Of stock tho coming
wintor.
The commissioners court repaired "a
the iail this morning 10 put q "strait
igckep' on a prisoner, who would moi
work 60 pay a lno OF 500. The con
gulting physician, Dr.. ID. b. Warren,
pronounced him able TO work.
a groat many men are sick hore
bus not sick enough oquit work, buI
Just sick enougo 10 obtnin n preso rim
lion. We have prohibition here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

MESQUITE, Aug. gt-lSpocih.l-A
good rain fell hero this morning,
which insuoa g reRlonahly good cot
tom crop.
Mesquite has at Lao. determined to
have a good schoolhouso, BY tae lst
LOT November wa expect 20 have COM
modiouu snd comfortable structure
ono that will attract tho best teachers
and the most ambitious boyB aud
girls.
Tho prohibition contest IN tho vlri-
GUS counties arc watched with intonsO
intorest. We have local option here,
which would be entirely satisfactory,
did not oVor-zoaluus Ill ciples OF
Baccbus go 90 Dallas 500 frequently,
aud r.turn equipped with q Jug or bot
Ito. Pending tho prohibition excite
mont all speculation about future gov
oruors sud congressman has subsidized.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28
Waco.

WACO, Aug, Pa splcioLl-Thoro
eto fow additional developments to-
day In the case OF Joseph II, White,
arrested for alleged completely in a
lohomo 20 Hood the empire OF Brazil
with coun,erlelt paper money. Tho
press dispatches this mornlng give
an account OF tho arrest, In 50. Louis,
ot Whites partner In the sohomo.
rhia partner Ia also Whites brother.
White absolutely relusoa 20
talk to reporters to-day, or
to anybody hut his lawyers.
/ N1u.a arrived in Waco about tho mid
die OF ret January, with his vile and
three children. lie had then Just 70.
turned from Sig..l. Tie Is about 80
Jgurs old, and Is aaid 10 ~ we'll sup
3liud win money. He win roman
nero until Sept lnoer :, when no will
nave an examining trial before United
states Commissioner Flnks.
Joseph Cant tuolored), charroc
wi.h rapiug his daughter, a girl aged
10, had an examining tidal hero, To-
Icy, anu was placed under bond OF
NCOo, which ne cannot give.
Sheriff Hornsby, OF Austin, re
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28
Queen city

QuERN Cry, Aug. 9I-[SpaciaL T.
Tho Queen City Lumbor company had
occasion TO leave their cars out near
the terminus Of their road, At tho log.
way, loaded with foet. After tho food
was unlosded, a party Of young men
run one Of Thorn down a grade, which
Is near a milo in length, leaving it on q
bridge ~ night. A second party, while
thrco In number, down tho track q.
great speed, aud cOllidod with the FIRST
one, knocking them an oGoi Tho track
sud t0arlug down Sac bridge and
breaking the cars. The parties arc
known, and warrants wilt be sworn
out for their arrest, II ~ tho third
time their cars have been taken and
run down long grades without brakes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28
Knnnnnn VIZ. rrrrni1.

KAUFMAN, Aug. g1.--[sp6oisl. We
notice Va The columns OF the Dallas
Daily journal most glarlng and false
publication, bye Terrell correspond
ont, about tho business Interests of the
town Of Kaufman. It thorolu stated
that every man Ia kaufman county Is
forced TO 80 TO Terrell TO sell his farm
products before he can attend court NJ
Kaufman. The TACT 10, Kaufman IS "a
better cotton market than Terrell.
This Is evidenced by the TACT that tho
records of assignments and judicial
decreeS show moro commercial
Wreok1 occurring In Terrell
than any town 90 lts flge iu The CluB-
try. In fact, her bonded debt "a press
ing Tho property holders TO the wall at
This writing. and many o. T6rrell's
mouilc men have become dishoort-
enod and lott tho town.
Kaufman, at this writing, Is paying
moro for farm products than Terrell.
hnuim0n he's paid s. cents FOR old
wheat, while Ierrell has paid GO cents
per 5usheh Fomoy twelve miles
west Of Terrell, ahlps two loaded cars
of freight out OF Forney TO Torelra
one. Furney ~ bettGr town TO de q
safe and sure business 10 than Terrell,
because the taxes OF Terrell and rents
are simply, az this writing, onor-
meug. Again, the Terrell oorros-
pondont says nc tho former
election on the county question,
six years ago, In this county, Terrell
only lacked 2l5 yoloB OF carrying the
election, which Is utterly false, as tho
records OF this county SHOW that Ter
rell Loaf II by $50 votes. Since that
time KAUFMAN has paid $4,000 IN So.
curing the Texas Trunk and The Huus-
ton 4 Texas Central railways, and
moro, she has butt up her town with
commodiOus churches, and her bust
ness houses are largely flue, first
class, brick buildings, aud sho does not
havq tne7ndaclty 10 nttompt 10 innu
enc1 tho hOnUl voter with money,
nort buy tho poopleS suffrage win
gold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

LoNavfEw, Aug. 21,-- lspeclal.l -
Whom hepay car was hore last, one OF
tho wicked descendants OF Ham
claimed TO have worked on an later
national & Groa. Northern section in
July, aud being known By ono OF he
ou,u,yg0a hero, was identified by hun,
and hS RECEIVED tho amount OF wage
opposito Ina nafra BIO ans vered To,
Rapnhintr the sectio, cgmod, IL was
iouns M 80 ,ar.n,,asoa 30. IN. was
,till a. work, Word waa gN0N
aud lest night Marshal HowG A
found tho Obtainar OF none Pos
telso protenses, and the Jail nlry N
tho sable alnnor. D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

r1RnBLb Aug, 21--lSpeoiaL The
ollidpns Of Terrell, in their iudi vidual
capaleity, have subscribed tn sum OF
$4,000 for tho erection OF court
housf, the removal OF tho county Jail
and the purchase OF grounds necessary
for those buildings, on condition that
Terrell n elected for the county seat
As 8 s0teiy OF thoir good iaith snc
promise, they have executed q bone
pay ablo. 10 the county ludgs and hu
ksuccessors IN office. T'his hond l.
4good for Tor Sl,0o0,N0; therefore no enc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28

WORKMAN, Aux. -. - Special =
AnotRtrhlrdi soa1iug rain fell hero
to-day. This will keep young cotton
growing; also mako rich grass for
cattle until frost.
The cotton gins arc all running, and
cotton coming In every dag.