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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-29
THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN BUDGET.
The Political Pulse Beating Feverishly-
A Big Days Record of Local Wick
edness- School Matters. Acct.
cidents---Other Notes.
Last Nlght,s Speaking.

The supporters of DIR. J. W. Crowdus
for mayor, at the coming municipal
election, held meeting at the corner of
Main and Austin streets last night. A
band, engaged for the occasion, called
together a crowd of some 800 people,
made up of supporters of the va
rious candidates, some who had
come TO hear the virtues of
their candidate, DR.. Crowdus,
expounded, and others through idle curl
osity, Just to hear what was said.
Col. Dave Williams opened up In a
speech, in which he eHlogizod Democ-
racy, It's principles, etc., in which the
crowd at large, so to speak, agreed with
him; |. o., so far as Democracy WAS con-
cerncd. He then pitched into Mai.
John Henry Brown, a candidate for the
Office of mayor, and tried to show
wherein he was not the man for the
position sought. The colonel harped on
Col. John Henry. They are both at
present aldermen-Col. Williams from
the First and Major Brown from the
Sixth ward. The colonel then proceeded
to turn over the HERALD, charging IL
was supporting Major John Henry
Brown for mayor.
DIR. Crowdus was loudly called for,
and Gen. Cabell mounted the stand and
descanted at length upon the duty of all
Democrats rallying around the Demo
cratic banner.
Capt. w. III. Lennon was the next
speaker to the front. He essayed To
convince the audience that John Henry
Brown was a prodigal from the Demo
cratic party and that DR.. Crowdus must
be elected. This was tho sum and sub
stance OF his remarks, though he made
agood, sensible talk from his standpoint.
The die was cast; the wheel evolved
and Col. John i. Stone came to the
front. He abused Maj. John Henry
Brown and the HERALD, and said that
the HERALD had taken sides against
the strikers, and, In fact, alleged many
ludlcrous and insupportable charges.
He threatened that before the
election he would dlssect Mai.
Brown from his big toes TO
the crown of his head. Col. Stone was
followed by Bodoc, whose appearance
upon the stand caused the crowd to dis
pOrse,
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EoR RENT-THs, IARGt sIOKE. con
Grand Windsor Hotel; this is tRe nnst A. AZ.
hta3le location In the city for a drug store
hNNlhg an entrance nom the court OF me
n tel as wei as adjoining the ladies' en-.
sia VA, van windows To the south. Apply
~ uhlNv pl uulel fahgt.ff
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City VS.. o. +. Parish, interfering with
a police officer; fined So.
City VS.. Edward Lee, vagrancyi
transferred to the district court.
City VS.. Tom Brewster, carrying
pistol; fnod SOS.
City VS.. Ed Binkloy, carrying dirk
knife; fined S25.
City vs.. Ed Blnkley, interfering With
private property; fined 20 cents.
City vs.. Emma Garrett, theft; trans
ferred TO tho district court.
City vs.. Henry Lang, theft; trans
ferrod to the district cOllrt.
City VS. II. h. Nance, iutoXlcatlon
fined 81.
City VS.. Annie Duh, vulgar and oh.
scene language; continued.
City Va. Nellie clifford, obscene Ian
guage; continued.
City w. Wah Leo, abusive language
and maintaining nuisance; dis
charged.
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A Gard.


DALLAS, March 20, 1885. This Is TO
certify that the statement that Mai.
John Henry Brown set type for the
HERALD during the printers strike is
absolutely false.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Foreman Newspaper Department.
JOHN II. WoRLEY,
Foreman job Department,
A. G. SUTHERLAND,
Union Printer at the Strike.
ANOTHER.
DALLAS, March %, lSS5.-The report
that Maj. John Henry Brown got his
data from me before introducing his
reform measures In regard TO tho char
ter, ordinances, resolutions, Journals
and archives of the city government, is
wholly and emphatically untrue. Mai.
Brown introduced his first resolution
ON the subject on the 2ith of April, at
tho first meeting after he was sworn In.
was not elected city secretary until
The night OF May o, and knew nothing of
the condition Of the records until be
gan an examination after my election,
nor had Mai. Brown ever spoken to mo
ON the subject w. s. PARRY,
City Secretary.
Another falsehood connects Mai.
Browns name with the street pavement
contracts, with which he could haye had
no possible connection. They were
signed, sealed and delivered before he
was ever elected to the city council.
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Entirely Nav

Entirely New.
We have opened within the past week
line of Turcoman curtains which we
are Offering nt $3.50. They arc equally
~ good as wa have offered heretofore
for 5000. A lot of straw mattings, our
direct importatiouS, at 1917 cents, 10
cents, % cents, 80 cents aud upwards,
the best value ever offered. A large lot
Of mats and rugs far below former pri-
COS. We haYe many special offerings in
our carpet-room, aud respectfully ask a
visit to the department. Our striking
Easter offerings In dress goods, black
silks and parasols, will draw great
crowds to these counters. In our nd.
vortisomout to-day you viii hnd list
of our great offerings; you will pro-
nounce them 10 loo marvellous bargains.
Ladies', let Us prevail on you TO visit our
establishment, look through our offer.
ings, oven If you don't intend to pur-
chase. SANGER Bios.
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A Flight WIN ThIeYes

Friday night four Mexlcans, living In
a tent on the farm OF n Mr.. Martin, on
the line of the Texas Trunk road, re-
turned from their work TO lind that they
had been robbed OF small sum of
money, lot of clothing and firearms.
Aiming themselves, the MeNicans
started 10 pursuit of the parties, whom
they overlook short distance down
the track. Tho robbers, two In mum.
Der, showed night, aud running fight
WAS kept up until the pursued reached
White Rock bottom and escaped In tho
dense underground. Citizens Joined
the Mexioans, and last evening were
earching the bottoms for the thieves.
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OhnoxIeus Rnnt.Rlncks.

The boot-blacks have grown to bo in
tolerable aud II is high time that the
police were suppressing them again.
They go In gangs, blockage tho side.
walks, aud arc constantly qulrroling
and using offensive language, which Is
frequently beard by ladies, az they are
compelled 10 make their way as best
they can through the crowd. The IL o
has arrived whom the boot black must
ho toned down. He is entirely too
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Ca,I

We mechanics and laboriug men OF
the city of Dallas, appreciating the fact
that Maj. John Henry Brown, candl-
date for may or, is man free from preju-
dice and OF calm, dellherative iudg-
ment, thoroughly posted In tho past
affairs and history OF this city, and fully
future, respectfully call upon him to adj
dress MS upon the issues OF this muui-
elpsl campaign. Respectfully,
MANY MECHANICS AND l4ARoRINu MEN.
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New Telerhonn snh.crIhrr..

DALLAS, March 2s.-'rhe following new
Subscribers have been connected with
the exchange to date this month: |,
Keinhardt, clothier, No. 2lS; j. c. Me-
Nealus, residence, No. 2Oi; Dallas In.
plomont company, No. 2O5; the Howell
Bros. boot and Shoe company, No. "a;
Nussbaumer Bros. meat market, No.
III j, X. Johnson, Southern Gem muir
series, No, 2SOiJ A. Carter, saloon. East
Dallas, No. 32l. CA. READ,
Manager Telephone Exchange,
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nnlIna Frog Heading Ronm.

The number OF visitors at the room
for March, foots up to 9S2. The number
Of books taken out to read at homo, 90.
New papers sent, a. books donated, 4.
II some Of our onterprlsiug young men
would step to tho front In this worthy
enterprise, aud effect an organization
among themselves, our library would
soon be pride TO our city. The NOM
beers OF the Organization would be- sin
cerely thankful Tor help In this work.
The room Ii pleasant, and many young
men 80 there every night to read.
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Poultry ThlaYna.

A few nights since thieves broke into
MIR. N. A. Yeargan's hen house and car
ried of a lot Of fine fowls. His son, ED
Yeargan, fixed upon plan to catch the
thieves, and he ran wire from the hon
house 10 his room which was attached TO
a bell that rang when the door was
opened. Yesterday morning, about 2
o'clock, Mr.. Ed Yoargan WAS aroused
by the bell ringing. Getting his
shot gun, he sailed out
for the hen-house. A man was standing
at the open door. Yeargan fred at
him, when he jumped the fence, and at
this Juncture his confederate ran out of
the hen-house and disappeared in the
darkness, followed by shot from Year
gan. He used bird shot, and thinks he
must have hit them. They left their
sacks behind them. The thieves will
hardly visit that roost again.
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Koll Of Honor.

Honor roll of Dallas college for the
month ending March 10, 1885;
Misses L'zz.e Bunch, rennessoe; MAY
Broughton, Mamie Cochran, Texas
Jean Cravens, Arkansas; Mae Figh,
Texas; Georgia Heilerman, Tennessee
Laura Harris, Pearl Hardy, Annie,
Irvine, Mamie Jones, Evle Langston,
jennie Lyme, Nina Myers, Texas; Ida
Neal, Rosa Phillips, Tennessee; Bortha
Randall Fannie Robertson Lula
Scruggs, Eva Shelly, Mamie Snodgrass,
May Belle Fisher, Gallie Williams,
Winnie Terry, Texas; Fannie Worth
ington, Misslisssppi; Mary Russell,
Texas.
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LOVE,

Love that Is true, like the sunshine In bright;
Love that is FALSE like the di ,kering fite;
True love, like the stars, shin,s brightest at
night;
False love, like the flame, will flash and
expire.
True love, like the diamond, still CLEANS in
the shade,
AS rich as II shone mid the sple dor and
glare;
False love, like the brilliant It's beauties will
fade,
When the light 1t rene ted no longer is
there.
Tho love, that will barter It's treasure for
gold,
Or high sounding title, for glory and fame,
Is dear to the buyer, and cheaper TO hold,
a counterfeit Jewel that deserves not the
name.
The only love worthy our hearts 10 enfold,
Is sent 10 us here from Heaven above;
The love that will last and will never grow
cold,
The love that will give itself wholly for
love.
March "A, 1885. "LURA."
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Robert GoodIellow, who was indicted
by the grand jury, for theft, was ar
rested yesterday morning 10y Deputy
Sheriff William Work and placed undor
bond for his appearance ~ the next torn
of the county ceurt.
Joe Polser, who lisa witness for the
stats in the case against jim Hunuicutt,
charged with the the killing OF T.. Hum.
phreys, ut the Stock Yards saloon, was
arrested yesterday and logged In iail.
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'Nh''i'r y" '"V'H
at Bauman's
A Great Success.

McKinzie's Firecapo is said to be the
bost known. It's TO bo seen at the st.
James hotol Firemon are enabled TO
bring II into use Immediately ON arrlv.
Ing at fire. II In made OF Are and
weather-proof material, and is of sim
Pile operation and rig. An entire family
can be saved AT once. No hotel should
be without II.
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CITY EIECTION

huRALrN, DALLAS, MARCH 4, 1876.
Az IN eHOrdnnce with the Charter OF Inc
Wy ,,iS SnI = resolution OF the City Council,
auopted "a The thirl day Of tile nIe.eni
month, on election Is directed To 10 bsii in
NE several wards OF the iaunieipaiiy an
TUESDAY, ApRlL7, lSSS. lhe sanna heigs
We ma lnesdoy after first Mondss In said
named Officers, tO-wlt; "e
A Mayor
Street Superintendent, shos,la that nj.
zee ~ created prior TO said eleSa.on hy The
Leg stature now In session.
one Alderman nom zach or INA s,x ,ror4a
lot iull term oftwo Nears.
a unn alderman nom lhe Fourth Ward 10 an
ne uneNpired term % NJ. G. Smith reaigned.
une Alderman from the sixth Ward To mn
.nytu 'l,lt term OF John Henry Brown,
,, one School Director from each of the SIS
viii hp9 !, voting places ana presiding Offices
In the First Wand, AT tho Co,,,t. h,pse N
VI, Terry, presiding ofiieer.
), Zee, presiding officer
IN tue Ialrd Ward, at Roy's Grocery store,
corner or Ross avonne aud Uarwood .traet!
W. T., Best, Presiding officer,
IN the FOURTH Wand, at tho oornes of Er.
,nGS , NrI rerK streeSi David Costly, pyesid-
In the Flnh ward, at the rys Points
son ana ''' sV,tsov'lun OF lorAmGrce, jack
presiding officer. S'" ''''
IN In y lhe sixth Ward, sc the s,op. west cor.
Nor \, ,,os uaS and Haw aims slIceis; W. H.
SAID election shall be ccnd,,c,od In ,reord.
aace with sections nrcc anil eisbt of The
Siais rcnstlt,,,,'o Il six, article seven OF the
tion of yoie,s prescribing the qualinca.
and fnurteon = shown ON pages thirteen
Ordinances the printed "Charter ana
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
Mayor pro ten,
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DamaresGran,ed.

In the district court yesterday morn
ing, a verdict was arrived at In the case
OF Clayton Miller and wife Va. tho
Houston 4 Texas Central railway. II
wasa suit Tor damages 10 the amount of
a child of the defendants', by an enigma
OF the railway. The Jury awarded the
father and mother $500 for the loss OF
their offspring.
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ported flowers at Bauman's.


Emma Garrett was lodged In tho
county Jail yesterday 10 await an In
quiry by the grand jury into charge
preferred aginst her for the theft OF SSl
and two gold broast.plns from Mrs. +.
w. Rose, tho daughter of Prof. Jones,
OF the Dallas female college. She is 4
negress, and tho evidence against her IL
said TO be conclusive.
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sIDEwALh NOTES.

Ladies and Misses real kid hand
sewed slippers, 70 cents, at Block Bros.
The election waxeth warm.
Travelling men report that business is
picking up.
A full line OF Burt IL Mear's shoes
Leon Kahn's.
Received the first installment of spring
hats at Leon Kahn's.
Burr Bros. carry only the latest novel
ties in furnishing goods.
Go TO Burr Brothers, sos Main street,
for Knox celebrated hats.
Don't forget that Burr Bros. is tho
only concern In Texas that carries the
celebrated Knox hats.
The decent, Intelligent voters are de-
tormined to set down upon dirty work
in municipal elections.
Who has purity2 Who has the crowds,
even such as assembled In the Forum
IL is the great Glen Lea.
Henry Sutton, our progressive cleo
triciau, leaves tomorrow for visit to
the New Orleans exposition.
BY request Prof. w. +. Cummins will
preach to-day Mt 3 O'Clock p. m. at the
school house near the fair grounds.
Henry Cooper, colored, was arrested
and lodged In Jail yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Work, on the charge of carrying
a pistol.
A light norther blew down on this sec
ton yesterday morning, but by noon
tho sun shone out and the weather was
delightful.
What is the Glen Lear saith the
preacher. II IL the fountain head of all
stimulus, the spring of eternal youth
and tho very Kingdom of health and
beauty.
DIR. j. l., Carter, health officer, is de-
termined TO put the city in good sanitary
condition and is insisting that all prem.
ises shall be put In firstclass sanitary
condition.
Col. Painter received a letter from his
rancho yesterday, which is located in
Shackleiord county, stating that during
the cold spell only eight out of lot OF
5000 head of cattle persisted.
At tho solicitation of many friends
and voters hereby announce myself as
n candidate for alderman for the long
term In tho sixth ward.
-
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George Reed, OF West Earl township,
Lancaster county, Pa. ,teslihes to the cure
of poor widow named Nancy Sharp,
living In his neighborheod. She was a
great sufferer from rheumatism, unable
70 work and In destitute clrcum stances,
Mr.. Reed hearing OF the case, procured
a bottle of Mlshl0r's Herb Blttors, and
the woman was speedily restored. She
Is now able to work, and Is entirely
we'll
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ThA. "Egg-B real.lnr, Again.

The "egg-broaking'' concert next Fri
day night, at the Dallas Female college,
under the auspices Of the Floyd Stree,
Methodist Episcopal Church South sun.
day. school. promises 10 be recherche
affair. Besides the novel entertainment
OF the egg. breaking, II will be- inter.
sporstd with songs, ROTATIONS, no.
marks, etc. Some OF our bost talent,
both vocal aud literary, has been ON,
listed, and should insure n good house.
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RoilofIIopor.

The following students Of the Temple
Emanuel school were accredited with
honorary mention for the past weeks
personal department and aptitude In
studies. Tho average OF zach was over
20 ina grade whore perfection Is reached
at 100:
First Grade = Blanche seidenbeitcl,
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The Oldest Tree.

Which Is the oldest troep The elder,
but the old mullen plant Ia the Oldest
In worth, for II Is now recognized OF
more value than cod liver oil In CO. sump-
ton. Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
sweet Gum and Mullen will cure
coughs, colds and consumption.
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In the district court yesterday, Alex
ortlelb & Co. secured damages from j..
ID. Lynch TO the amount OF $3.50. The
suit wa' based upon injuries which re-
suited to the stock Of goods OF the plain.
tits by the falling OF an adjacent wall of
\ building belonging 10 tho defendant.
A large portion of the stock OF Ortleib,
which was located on a second floor at
the corner OF Elm and Lunar streets,
was preoipltated TO the ground and GOV.
cred with dust and debris.
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FOR RENT


LOk -hEslDENCES IN EVERY
quarter ui the cry, ranging in size and
price 10 suit the applicant. Not to enumer-
ale, we, invite lersors seeking houses TO
rent tither stores or dwellings, 10 call at our
once ana pllO rs to. show Them what We
nave, We Keep at our command "A horse
ana buggy specially for this branch of The
business. MURPHY a BuLANZ, Real Estate
ana Collecting Agents, 700 Main street op-
posIt We 81 George hotel. MprA.i
ECkNl SHED RIO VI FOR RENT WITH
noiIdi ~ 40. ~ Patterson aveuue. Rtr.
crence required. mch56.I
IGOR KFNr-A NICElN FTRNISUED
room, With board, tor ono or two spnt.c-
WcI, OF couple w the best and most couvpu-
store. f,cboa'ii
H. RNlSHED ROOMS FOR RENT WITH
hoaH. Apply nj ~ Patterson ave.
Eok RENI-fHHEE NICELY FURN-
Ished loom, with board Applv with
ielelth coiher Bryan and Olive, mar2i-il
H'ph NLNl-A NEAT COTTAGE. WITH
I"3,U'., 'i No. -, near corner OF Syca.
more amt t'Iup streets; nice shade frees ami
Soed Wpler Inquire OF J. NJ. par EpsoS.
!id Patterson avenue mori-i}
lNOk hENI-Nu, Is MAIN STkFE1--A
A suite OF rooms, lifted wi h gns. water
t ,,,r very comfortable and @, col lily suited
NV J IIiUseS,9nsl gentleman wi mily. APP
pS WY NRll0na Flank. maryi
EOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY Firm
i Nhed loom Apply I'D Elm 81.
FOX bENl-Bl THE NEAROSLY.THE
-, leIge windows, iiX9l, surrounding tbe
once oi the Grand " indsoT Hotel OniSa in
Ine rglunda ot the hotel. Apply nj ONCE
s inis y Wlthoul doubt the best advertisiur
hlsht all the year round. fcbqSis
Eoh khNT-THk LARGE sTOKE. con
- ner NaiuAnd Austin streets, under IN.
s MIMI lnqsor Hotel this is the most de.
hlaolo location IN the city for n drug store
hNNlhg an entrance from the cOurt of the
, ~ tvI as Wen as adjoining the ladies' en-.
at oftice W'h windows TO the south. Apply
:. : -, s,,,Ss W . u',se., feb26.tf
EOk RENr-rHkkk STOKES uNbEk
= the Grand- Windsor Hotel, suitable f91
utmost any gcntcel business. f,l,qbtf
Nok hENI-THE SMALL OFFICE AID.
a. lo,hlng the entrance OF Grand Windsor
iholtl, Molh street; best location I'm the city
,u ul railroad icket Office, having an en-.
~ h, m,oi ip'o 'o'uhda OF hotel Apply at oaict
~ nv',i' fob4tf
EOk khNI-fhE BRICK LIVERY srA.
ple formerly occupied by McDoweIl
Sinohs Aston, Situated on the south siIs
W I'm street. between Sycamore ard Stone
streets, ana IN mont OF Mayors garden. Giye
IN ~ Alvpleet ON Elm, aud horse lot IN rear 25x
w lohts on Man street; - stalls; extensive d.
lolt-rocm, with itnmwayand every cnnven.
800, ma the most centrally located stable
Elm street. febao,t
INoR RhN1-iHE BRICK sT0RS.RUUM
a NO. elS ant ol5 Elm street, now occupled
- nanuhil BROS; poSsessi given March
N.SHy 10 joins BROWNING, Oleandtr stree,
..,.,.,.-...g-- ...-----.--. tebl7.2m.
kOh kEEf-fhE BRICK SNJIIR-ROOM.
including bedrooms above, Situated M
e ~, racine acme avenue. Arply TO JoES BROWN.
....--- - =. Ieolt-lm
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Plaid Hats and Bonncts
at Bauman's.
Painful InIurv

While engaged in handling a heavy
piece Of machinery in the implement
house OF the II. V. Tompkins company
yesterday, Mr.. George Cassell sustained
very painful injury to one of his feet
rue Ihaunlnery which ne was endeavor
ing TO move fell upon his foot an LAGER.
ated II badly.
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& WARNER
Houston, Texas.
MANuFACrURER's AGENTS FOR
G LIEDEN' )
Galvanized or Painted


TLNSiL STRENGTH, 1900 POUNDS.
is made from No, u STEEL WIRES.
EVENLY TWISTED and II warrau
ted to be uniformly stronger and a.
present more barhs per rod, being Nd tn
same time lighter, with the same size ~
main wires than any other style. In conse
quence ot these combined advantages, ",
have good reason 10 believe that It's salos M,
FIVE TIMES GREATER than the unite,
salos Of all others, Amer reviewing the aboVt
statements and facts, the question arises.
Can purchasers afford tn mako series nI
experiments with other, cheaper mud les.
widely known styles aud grades OF win.
which IL manufactured without ucpnss
aud by this course subiecthr themselves o.
assessments Tor damages by the United state,
Courisf IL n possible thai the manufactpr
ers OF unlicensed barb wire may offer to pro.
lect their patrons; but When ths protection
Is offered we respectfully suggest that Won
investigate the responsibility Oi the gunran.
teeOrs. While we dlscaim any intention a
monopoli1lng the barb wire business, ~,
readers will please remember that there ~
lew, II any, articles manufactured whlt
leave 50 small margin between RcNial m
cost and the price at which
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satins and Brocad,s
are selling fast ut Buman's.


Seed seed,i
Strictly pure johnson grass seed, Ger.
man millet seed, Hehey'a celebrated
gold.leM cotton seed, Ave locks, short.
pointed, one month earlier than any
othor kind. For sale by
JonN Il. MEYER,
625 Elm Street, Dallas,
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That fat man, who the ladies' declare
is the handsomes man in Washington,
used 10 be an invalid, but no took 10
hard drinking, not OF whisky, but of
DR.; Bulls Cough Syrup, and now no
walks right over the very slenderest
dudes, and DON'T caro- At all.
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AnnceIrnh NNnmnn

Is the lady who uses cosmetics, face
lotions, white lead, blsmuth, powders,
arsenic, re-, In the belief Of enriching
and beautihying the complexion. IL Il
but temporary and ultimately destroys
the skin beyond the power OF nature Ia
restore, Stop itl Stop II now and use
only DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic, which itn.
parts the vlgor and loneliness of youth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-29

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