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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-04-25
(ClRCULAR.)
LOUISIANA DAY.

The following information is promul gated,
for the benefit of all concerned. in reference to
the celebration of Louisiana Day. April 3pth,
1885, at the GROUNDS OF THE WORLDS
EXPOSITION:
The Governor of the State, escorted by the
Military, will arrive via the river, at the Ex-
position wharf, at IL ! o'clock A. NJ.
The various Civic and Benevolent Societies,
Associations and Orders, are invited to parti-
cipate in the reception of the Governor and
his Staff, and distinguished guests.
General VIM. j. Behan is appointed Grand
Marshal for the Day. and will establish his
Headquarters, with the Commissioners for
Louisiana, at Live Oak Tree No. l, on the
Boulevard, near the Bankers Pavilion.
All Societies or Associations. who wish to
participate IN the reception. will arrive on the
grounds not later than il o'clock A. NJ, and
report at once to the Grand Marshal, who viii
assign them positions in line.
headquarters under the Live Oaks will be
numbered and designated to each Society or
Association. on Tuesday, 18th, at o'clock
Z. NJ, by which time they are requested TO
report threugh their proper officers, their inten
ton OF participation, and will at the same
time, name three members, who will be as
signed to duty on several Committees to serve
during the day. All lunch baskets of the
members or their f. ieuds can be carried to
their headquarters and cared for 10y Il special
detail, made by themselves from their own
bodies.
Any Association may provide music if de-
sired; all music accompanying organized bOd
will be admitted free into the giUunds.
The Banners and COlors of all Societies are
solicited for decorating the Music Hall A
Committee will be presen to receive same
until ii o'clock ~ NJ, and will tak good care
OF them to be ret irnad the 9 eniug OF next day,
as may be desired.
Six or more Steamboats, will ply regularly
every 20 minutes, between the City and the
grounds. and in addition to the various lines
of City Railroads, the Illinois Central Railroad
will run extensive ST IN trains from the
corner of Camp and /. Joseph Streets every
half hour during the day. The same services
by Rail and Steamers will be continued at
night until all visitors are brought from the
grounds.
The illumination Of the grounds at night, tho
l'yrotechnic Display, Open Air Promenade
Concert and SOiree Dansante will be additio ial
to the grand morning ceremonies, but no
charge beyond the regular gate admission will
be made, and the enjOyments are open and
free for all.
All reports must be made as above to
U. 5. Commissioners. j. Barrow, at the Lou
isiana space, Government Building, at Expo
sition grounds, or to w. l. Hodgson, Alternate
:. Commissioner. at No 10 Carondelet
Street, City, not later than Tuesday, April
28th at o'clock p M
C. j. BARROW,
U. s. Commissioner for La.
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In the Louisiana State space in
Government building there is n
towering structure lately put uu.
1t Is a lofty spire of a splendid and
graceful form, and is built of cane
both the Sugay caue aud reed care
icing employed il is construction.
1t is constructed of buttresSeS at
each of four corners, made of bun
dies of long reed canes bOund closely
together, white the sides Of the
tower are nude Of sugar cane put
up in diamond lattice work.
The structure ia three : .oties high,
the first being ID feet, the second
y feet and the third 10 feet, being
finished with conical spre cr9wsid
with a tan palmetto, while similar
fans are disposed at the corners ct
the tower and spiGe like crpchetS
on n gothic steepIe. Inside The
latticed tower iS TO be display ed
sugar in bulk, and on the nntsile
around there is to he seen sugars
and syrupS in crystal packages.
The exhibit is a novel and hand
some one, and is particularly char
acteristic of Louisiana 1t was
made by Hon. e. j. Gay, of Iber
vile parish, to display the products
of his various plantations, aud was
constructed after designs by Mr..
Sully, ARCHITECTS of this cits.-[N. O..
Picayune.
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DIVERSITY OF CROPS.

Under the above heading the
Shreveport Times offers the follow.
ing sound suggestions TO the farmers
of North Louisiana:
We have been inforJDe ed by large
number of or friends from tie
country, with whom we have con-
versed lately, thai large amonnt
of land has already been planted il
corn aud that it is the iptenti N Of
f4rnlelS generally to increase he
average of this Indispensable pro-
duet to greater extent than pre-
vious years. The old plan of raising
all cotton to the drtriment of corn,
which must be secured at ANY pice,
is fast giving way to more thor.
ough and economical system of
farming, which is based on diver.
sity of crops. The wealth and sue
cess of the west is to be traced TO
the variety of its farm products.
While wheat, like cation, is always
in demand at market quotations the
farmers of the wrSjetn states devote
their attention 10 the rearing of cat
tie, horses, mules, hogs, sheep.
chickens aud to the cultivation of
corn, oats, millet, hay and fruits, in
word, to ~ variety of articles, each
having commercial value, which,
if not sold, contributes to the cur.
failing Of current expenses and are
assured OF u daily regimen that is
not only wholesome and invigOra.
ting but is, also, essentially far bet
ter than the ordinary fare OF five
sixths OF the people OF the southern
states.
If we refer to this delicate subject
it is because we feel a deep interest
in the farmers and wish to see them
prosper, accumulate wealth and live
happy Our pros tlerity lies in \
diversity of crops; III plenty of meal
and bread. With hese asnrred, tht
farmers are then placed in posi-
ton to realize al tie advantages o
the cotton market nj TO withstand
y decline iU quota IONS without til,
fear of ruin or di,cOmforts starins
them iii tue face.
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Registration Notice.

of the parish Of ST. Charles who have not been
Registered in this parish and those who have
removed from one Ward or Precinct to another
since the last Election, that the Registration
Office will be opened ut
Court House, from April LIST to May 30,except
when opened att
Wido,o Charles bourgeois April llth,
G. Meyers, April 18th,
Darts Place, April 25th.
Botttte Station, May lst,
Bayou deS Ahemand'S, May 2nd,
Mary Duncan'S, May 9Th,
ElkinSriHe, May Is.
II. Z. BAUDOUIN,
Assessor.
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LOW RATES TO NEW ORLEANS


That there may remain no re OK
cuse for failure to see the
"GREAT WOELDS FA IR".
The Louisville New Orleans and Te1nS Raiircay
has inaugurated for those on its line, ,oeekly
excursions at exceedingly ioC rates. Tickets to
be sold to parties of three or more go:ug and
returning together
The days fixed are as lows:
From Etters to Cleveland L., 'usive, Mondays,
April 20 and "; May 4, IL, Is :. J 25th.
From Shaws to Vicksburg, nclus,e Tuesdays.
April q and 28th; May ). IL, 10 an, Sth
From Warrenton to Bake, inclusive, rhurs-
days. April %; May 7, II, u and 2Sth
From. Baton Ronge, South, Saturdays, April
25; May 2, 9, l6 % and 30th
For further details call on or address the
neal est ticket agent.
JAS. NJ. EDWARDS, NJ. BURKE
V. =. g. G. NJ. Gen. Supt
j. S. DAvANT,
G. p. Agent.
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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
Parish Paragraphs.

texas & PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
TRAINS EAST.
Mail, 402, 3" 9:23 A. M
Accom-. Nc. 4e4, arrives, SLY. P, II.
TRAINS WEST.
Accom-. :" 4o3 q S:23 A. NJ,
Mail, No. 40l, Arrives, l:5J p. NJ
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ANTlDOTE 70 NALANIA

HE FEELS LIKE a KEJy NIT,
81 hive had Dysrepsin, with Cugni!,ia
kinds OF pills, and TUT1ss t.rr 10 FIRST
That haYo done mo any good. They lGvs
cleaned me OFT nigeiy. bly, RppGtliS Ii
splendid, 10 "a digesta Tcad.t.-, fiid naw
lhYe nhturnl pnssages. ! faI hka rev
man" w. d. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
soldeyerywhcre, 81o. of'irc, a Murray s;..&.I.
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WANTED.

A good Potter 10 take charge ola
pottery. Apply at dis Office.
A y rson iSneehcd tocut into cord
wood the woods between IIahnNille
and the Riilrcad. Apply at this
Office.
WANTED Some reliable rnd com
petent hrck-makcI to manufacture
and burn one or two kilns of brick Mt
HahnvilIe. Apply to the editor OF
the ST. CHARLES HERALD
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01
IHE PISTOL DISCUSSED.

eyes, indeed sir" replied the old res
identer TO the HERALD, ~ approve all
that has been said In favor OF saying to
every man and boy In this state, II you
carry concealed about your person that
instrument of murder. thus clandes-
timely concealing your cowardice and
murderous intent, you commit crime
against society and shall be punished AZ
a felonin the state prison. Mild penal
ties have failed. The lives Of good citi-
zens, In many ways, are still at the
mercy Of these disguised arsenal bear
ers, ever ready, and especially when
under whisky's influence, to speed the
ball OF death. Good men do not want to
carry about their persons such engines
of evil, and never have occasion to un-
less for protection against those pro-
fessional ruffisns who laugh at the petty
fine OF SIS. The safety Of men and the
good of society demand such punish
ment on the one hand and such disgrace
on the other as will break up the prac-
tice and remove all excuse for pesceable
uou Nioibtiu6 eho law uuuoh tu0 Pio1 VI
sell. protectinn."
You have been in Texas q great
while, said the HERALD man. Eyes,
sir, fifty years, largely spent on the bor-
ders, for over twenty years; served
scores of times against Indians and
Mexicans, and never In my life, as q
protection among our own people, car
ried pistol. In all that time, except
ing in war, have never had the desire
nor the occasion to carry pistol on my
person, and such is true of nearly every
peaceable, honest and law-abiding citi-
zen. Exceptions have been forced on
The best of men by desperadoes and
cowardly assassins, but If such were
sent to the penitentiary the exceptions
would speedily cease, and no mflder
remedy will root out the practice; and
you will find the best soldiers, the
bravest men and most upright citizens
Texas has are of this way of thinking"
The HERALD was pleased to have such
expressions from such source.
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OUR FELLowMAN.

The savior of the world in his scathing
rebuke TO those who criticized the appar-
emit extravaganza of MARY in her gen.
erous gift OF spikensrd bath and unc
ton, remarked, "the poor ye have with
you always" The observation was just
at the time; it fell from holy lips and is
equally true to-day. The poor are al
ways with us and of us too. There il
but limited amount of good things al
loted to humanity, and they do not
seem to be equally distributed. This
idea is the fundamental principal of So
cialism. which theory is at once ex-
ploded by the reflection that If grand
and equable subdivision should be made
the wane Of the moon would witness
the regeneration Of the aliquot parts
to the holders in the era Of anti distribu-
ton. But SO 1t is, and the strong and
vigorous grabbers must charge them
selves with the responsibility Of not al
lowing the weak and careless co-laborers
In the vineyard OF life to suffer. Charity
Is q duty, made pleasant to Its votaries
when cheerfully rendered.
This is a very trying season. Crops
have not been abundant in Texas, and
money is consequently scarce. Many
who depeId upon their exertions
for living, will have no
means of support. Next year they will
/ be, in all probability, ready and able to
contribute to the charity fund for the
r4lief Of others: but lust at this time
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y.
r<Nt. 4 nrtl .. NI1I Ipt
fr',fr<>s m,ho a. In.lI lrrt1|
liz ANIL atltl.f''' ,nI~. M
H|,irIs M NepfhlldlD usfil W.
= Ie1AiIy 4 niIII. U1l11n ~ ~ A ~
Hns Moi W HlisaMnn " son
rfoa WI GOULD SEQ ifsI lev
esuse. VI, ~ blon,ent of pot' 10Y II
,inx. it ths fsnfti NJ tln,
people. IA, he ttrs III ths l,eullllIesl,
leaders, Ie early limnds ol ihe
eaure erre hsntntlhlssts" aud
"i0ctrit ir.' ~ whom part.
san III Nnnis esp,cia IS ialiahtsi
10 sfees. IA ncnhsr In Glitter honst
cared ~ et Oh call for lhs aver aud hays
on the ) pr oprIntion. Anild ieors and
iaueiier II servlco rolorio, In the
si,smiei. vas oonsl,na.I Ia ti,i
tomb of a. isrnleIs. About that tlme
The Rsl,,l ( an party enterld anon a
slow "a N, ~ Jobbs,ry r md nm, ronnoo'
,nonaet ~ ,ore smd mora. lnuri .hei,
Al that l.ne, too. l,ersn n deliberate
neti,od land soon III nd " AZ "a rrIosi
inrwxrl Snngh INN. nillliatd olpnul-
nations ,uni very broad apreki 70 the
J, virtue /, q sga.the Si.don d Inc sornirs
a reInc, ant conere.s that n reform, sem
tiMynt must he'T beesird. \
civil : servleu reform hill vas
nreDored. Thoso cou,ka eons end
naffiotlc Derocrats. rbnIlet.n io
fhoIooato and Willis IA tile ho,lso. ,o
Wkon the country owes much.
brousht IN thai Dill, 10
Wkl0k n Republicans ro,.rlpuled ~
~ uora la spoech, elrncstIiess aud
yoooa - make tbs law but their return
- the ground prluciples on Iii,
ooo1oo0 WAS Jathor' iato and
thofr support OF thoul' In ina iast can.
vooo vas rathar feeble and omi.vocal. |
faoe1 which, In my opi,riop. er,sursa
their defeat. [ They Thus nave the
Dsinocra,s clIance 70 ~ csptlre
that cause, and nov. that me
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otN oOhDOns lEfIan

Tho How York AdvssiIfts hes wns
letters 20 many ~ tbs ,uOs, psominent
foi,l,cfn men ofthe southwest, estinr
lniormssiopea 10 ,stne supposed cl,auro
for thu wurst Ia ihorssso'r ttntus since
cLnvliAsD's election. Tho answer ii
0nE GonDcF II eShsa~tsve end satis
Dos the Nsw YORK Republican journal.
Ie shows Tho ln'ueuso strides tbs race
has made Ia Georgia ann q wonderful
Increase la soholastic attendarcs. Hs
shows, too, the assessod value Of the
property thcy have acquired,snd thinks
here has never boon an Instances Of such
We, derful advancement In the Instance
ofan enrranchised rnee Tho letter u
GES. GoRpos Is very satisfactory aud
calculated to remove silly doubts which
appear b. prevsSl. .it
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

Thu fnlI iaylAl,y Wrli which Al IN
Coils ind Scushs fi,qncntl,' o. II
inc ilt rftsrst nlAaFA, OF thu fid,fi
and 'nne,, IA reconsideration Which sIosiil
hnpei eIVti prudent ltr,ns ~ Keep N,
hpll. q. q hf fslilhl rinrdy. n b,dfh or
ANl.IlS Clll.gRl llcIOhAl. !, u
Nothing else gives such inlnesIiato rs'iff'
and wofl.k 20 hlln curO Ia I'LL af>,fAun<
OF This tla~s That eminent phyxtelan,
l1of. y. swr,alcr, Of tha Ma'ne Medical
School, riunswlck, No, Aayr,-- 4
''lfeileI seierc las tgulueei no o,herrm
dyne cxp,raotani q fcoi "a Arms Crxne
lfcronAn ~. hn,aiAsbie fE dissasscf
Throat md lnnss." tltttINt 49,
Tho same opiuion q expressed by tl'e
wnll-l.ncwn Dr.. l., y. addison, OF Chien,2',
H., who fays;-.- 'tle Nh y
~ have never fonni IN thiry,fw a.
ruruuuoas sitliy and puysice " ss.dl(
Pr paf,tioa ~ 90 greatly value a. AykGs G Ear
lHcrOnAl, for iisafmcm u diHrases ef \
throat sni iunss. II pot only trAlu w =
aud Cures rcyum coughs, bu. " ulofn e1t'
than anything elss N relieving rycp ilsi
serious bronchial and pasin0nilry AliecH
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TtIE cRssT KICKED ouT.S

the HERALD kcioices tp see c0psntn-
mate iinpudence rehnkei, and whenik
efaanates from atsepublicap aI,urce and
aouts dirty TRAITOR to hAs own state, II
Iispecnlisrly gratifying Che vulnerable
repndiationist, RIpDLtsp u, has been
.4set down On" most efieeEually BY the
party to whom he sold llsmse III He was
the only senator who voted asafnst Mo.
CyLI.ocH's confirmation apsd ~ bare
ruason Ter his vote was ia d spnnd posi-
tion az Mr.. Nc tlubtooF On the ytrGinia
Question ~ repdj uatipent. Tiie BulIe-
Tin apeaks Of TIE Pinchbtak vfreinianI
al the nan fwho presun.es to talk
about matters "a ifinance of zach ~ Al
ieioraut,n AND ltIis despripS
5tfon Ii co'cect jti 4 Z N ssy
1t Is always p1essai,t sey tmpn,
deuce gebuknd, but -Si. gteat 5fSte
ii persibtentIy res ,anSgli III s. 6ei1
man who avetioAs Il q VA u n A1l{l Il
gets the scogii 81 3. y " .taassfs 4 M IA
'zeprcso Of pleasnFA ~ honest rislkA ~ ri n
ness The discobsiitars 81 the reoaloi SE) n
Eiddlebsrger knows be is out okz plGo9t
that no is no wise suited for the u al
OF senatof. nor does lao ieel 1a
association wten he lfliates VIII
ing tean cf the republican party
siinpxy a fraud, ana the time nv XXI
ct.ine Mhen those who hid iise 4, % "a 1
once rev iced his servility NJ IN II /
re IS thar Init OF the feHpsosa n r n
" q svg,9u}s ~ g,Ayy,,, ~ VI Y 4. ~
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AYERS (
Cherry Pectora

Is not new claimant for popnlm conf,
dcu.o, but q prditino which II fo.ila|
saving tho lives OF the third genera
Who lnve come into being since N
fi.yf oli3red 10 the ptibllc. M IA W
There Is no. o hnnschold lp vtich
Invaluable remedy las cilen bpeiiY
PRODUCED whore rs use has ger
abandoned, and there h, not y prI
who has ever gnen u 4 proper II
for any throat or lung dl,fasa susc'
fible OF cure, who has not been ny
AYERS CHERRY pEcToRAL N
In nuinbcrlcss instapces, cured obsiiru
eases OF chronic Bronchitis, Larnyxitl
md even acute Pneumonia, and b
saved many patients In the earlier stp;s
Of Pulmonary ConsuInption.t " b
medicine that only requires 10 be t;lkcn
small doses, q pleasant TO the taste. and
ncr,lcd IN every house where there .arp
children, M iheie II nothing 20 iylod A.
AYERS c TEI,EY PICTOR 4 ], foii treht-
n,entof Group md Whocping Cough
These gre All Jlain fncis, Which, can b
yeriiled nv anybody. mud should 30 ~,
rner,oered BY everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pectora!
w PREPARED ny 4,
Or. j. O. Aver s. CO., Lowell. 1fos~-
M " Sold by MI druggists.
I - . I.|
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g LID Den NJ
\ rHrI5Iy
Steel barbed FFlSeN

Is maze rom NO. II srEsG Sy7f,
EVENLY TNgISrEU 40 Y aHl ssrrl Ii
led 70 bel upiformiya stronger. a ;Nii IL
ssinsi time lishier, with thc saifn sNo1
inain'wirns ttisp Hny thor styie. \ Z ~
Qtiencc OF tnwstc,if bined rtlv.i llfh-sslt sfNl
syf " i rssson e aslIfSs sf ss 10 t esIi
sales OF Ill Others After row ,tvints tnfpN1yQ
Statements md fees, tlpe nufstlol a;rsss;
Can purchasers af'aiti " max q ~ ',fSs "
Wild ~ Known etslas aisd grnil,s . s,Rfrr,
which is msnuiictvre,t wlllinnt 4, iictpso
and by this cunrsr sub beet " iheniis I:i591 Il
ccass psss ss az ss s,ss s
ers nfiiriiccnseh barb wi, NAV inst ,.fpl9 "a
fect heir ntrnns. hut wlie N fli's spr! fHNtlS1
" offs "a We re- 81 81 it ixIAa ii'iti ,J
iSenrs. "sli H ", disc n ~ any n
fnont p0lislua, 10 l lnrd pf,ss tusiilp$t TX ~
readers viii plea 81 rci, etlsiIAr w l.urNs
sssc n sInsii y IVA WIN scf III III
wire can 5eg prFciussJa " 4 i,prp afrs apS
styles of hA, Wire duI u Nee i,soa nv ne ~
Hpfbsrb y'sre ana bea;t thct,. "a jise ssl
5,rlti We wpsia rsror sn.iifi tllti Al
a tnprcnHn iuvestjg;t w, M Itlsesi True an
81 NJ, sh'a sf yo sI'a aal 4 ss
f Esr'f fi,e ssnnins Il ida 3 ssgaui,, Sy
our apppipifd txeneIps thrQpg ~ ts,i,e
q few 81, whom Ne y anac, a. lol .,Ss
sliddiston. sitwaft& ca. & s t 1. ,'sss
Catpesou y Phil irs, l IA hllleasf
n. n. Norris. Kan n NJ III " 9rAlt
Cisl.yys 81 FIae cher. M il VA "a GA itcl@1tll
Rcbsrts f3a lIdwiGiiss M Tayler snsi NJ
EyerS Bros, n " W NJ s H,t n t.s}!7
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WIZ, lhaDdIertt Va, u 4 /. FihH M
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

A saAHaH iisps .ch says there are
s5.0o Chinese troops under LII
Huae Chase MISSED at Peo Ho.
When JOHNNY cBtPHAU gets after
their there win DO exactly that
unbcrof MonsDlisrs "killed, wounded
and Iniasing-'
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The IllinoiA sena.tq.ship.

# CHlcAa6, Dec. s0.-T Tie Tribune has
Ynade canvass Of the members Of tpe
Illiuois legislature, OH tine senatorial
question, aud finds that the Republi :ars
for first choice stand; One hpndi on for
Logan; for Fsrweil. For sec0nr
choice: Far~eil, ~: Hamilton, o, Z B.
Hawley, 2; 0glesby, 4. Only "A sigaiied
Z second Ghoiee- 4, ~
Tie Depioefats for first choice stand:
Harrison, ~; Black, %; Morrison, 24;
Paliner, nj Allen. o; Marsh, 3; utlr
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TAG San Antonio Express says: "We
potice that MALONE, OF the Gazette. has
loaaed his Photograph TO an enterprise
ing patron 10 he used III 9 Santa Claus
a6vertisement.v tt may be to place 1t
ON pile Of ginger cakes to keep the rats
frorn eating them
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More New Ycrk yyrnnxil,ig

ORE, Dee. 80 wv han Cd board
of alderman met toby al iniiyucricn
was served on them Yei;traipirg the
board from coIliirtning airy nonitnatlsn
fr6igi Manor Edison for the positions ci.
cofuInisAionero 81 1,,ihiic work y and cor
.pora,i0n eraInrll the in,juIntion was
issilec byJ adiss Beach vt Tho insla acs.
tho ground Of ailege -suti and eorruls
ton. M. X III IA n z n q. NJ 4 XIX
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ArrwSr,oS IL called 10 commuxicss-
ton IN to-dsy's iasNe rtoina rromlnsrt
.nenbcr OF the Dallas bar ON tho snbjec'
or tne hanisirpt lew AID the present NO
><@sity therefor. .If
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

: 10 thp sf5te IS EoIng TO use It's convict
slAisor 10 railroad building why not
build Is csDfoad of its owni We have
ear owneabor iron and tie timber, and
san get money Tor 4 very small rate of
interc4t.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

\ NJ. RANt AL''s reception In Louis
Z viilr MAS psaui aud even enthusiastic,
49, yot hc was the guest OF the city.
Saad wes ho,,on,d ~ such without any
apdorrsuai 81 his tariff views.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

NIX. ". A. GEoaoE, OF Abilene, an
clJcitisen OF Lard aster, Dallas county,
% much endorsed aspirant for poet
master 'n dis nsw home. @Black Billy's''
old Dallas neghboi second the motion
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

THE frst point coupled by white set
slers in Dallas county was Birds Point,
about fiiieen miles rom this city. The
city Of Dallas was laid off in ls43, and be-
came tic cornty scat In 1915. 1t was
sm,lii then, bat has grown to be "Big
hoy ,tf,vrr k ~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

+ DALLAS is entitled TO DO styled the
city o. Churches, IL any town Of the
same population Is so entitled. There
are twonty.seven eiurches within the
corporate limit of ne and half square
1,ilas .|
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/ San AntenIo worhingm en.s TIeky..

( San ANTONIO, Dec. 90 = Especial, II
The Sam Antonio workingmen rneS to-
day and nominated city officers: II,
J.H. Copeland, for mayor. M
Tom Harrison, for recorder. ii
Juan Cardonas, for tax collector
) Fritz EGssi, for street commissioner.
The peoples committee OF 100 have
also nominated q ticket, and the regular
Democracy will toe the scratch OH
MONDAY. (. En- .igff..
In this evening's convention many
delegates lefc the hall IN Disgust s,'f
y San Antonio contemplate many I'm.
prOven,ents. ~ l l fl3 Y
!; There will DO a great deal q money
70 handle, and 4 Kilkenny cat fight NAY
be OK pecfed. ll l.l.. n.Lnl IN ~ w
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

a IHE SHARoNsiv.ree case has been
decided by lheSan t'rancisco court In
ssvor III the wife, ~ was hoped that
'i''ss ~ ,nt matter, but sTA GoS