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"a sYsrEaAsIo rRAvzLsR.
Ordering Meal, oshs and Lsde nys Ons
Year IN Advance.

"Yes," said an elderly ssd ssdste
.pssheeser, al am y CON ne elsl ;rav-
eier, bat nos ons OF tas new school, !
belong 10 tho OIL resim My isndSn' y
is toward 4uiss madesty and slew
soing. Bsndcr, / sm very nathoc-
iG.l. wusk by systsM. M route &,
laid oat ~ e0ssr jsst siae month"; OF
rave every 81. ara yanr after year
. Is the FsinS. Ny sl.ep,ng-cEr bert $
are always Engaged year ahead. |
slways have the same berth, ride In tht
same hack suO have tho sspir room ~
'he same hotel as VA tho tSrmor trips.
'his Is all arranged in sdvGl ca. When
! call on acustousr ano sst his ORD I
| tell biCl thSt a. tso seme huHr ex-
actiy nns year hence l will DO wl,h
hin sgSir. Al evett hotel nay roo :,
~ rtaoy fcr me, with Q fro In tbe
crate, my slippers before H., my dress.
ng gown hanging iD the wBrdfobe,
ictures OF NY wife and family up =
he w"lio sud my let efh ma tel9-
~. Ga u0uu lne center able, This,
90, is all arranged months ahead.
81 heve four sets o. sli p9rr, gowns,
pictures, etc., Nnd Ds soon a. iHavo I,
""tSi s"tNo 81 plCNvu mp ALU sen.
ahead OF ma by express, t. b. ar
ranged previous 90 my arrival i'll
snotber hotel. even cruer iny meals
yoariu advance, sud ~ referring 10
ny schsduls Gan eli you wit ia y
minute where l will Cius nhd Whist ]
az eat sry gwen day months hence.
OF coarse am csisG g crank, bat ]
take celishi il these things; il costs
but litt.u ana makes IyAvcA for me- q
e~nA'nDt psassor. gha greatest salts
'aclot ave 81 ife H. ia carr Ina on
I0ese prec,sr methods. Excuss me,
but | g.t uG here, erd over tbSle | see
my hackinau with ih' seat IN his car
rngs eservtd for me whioh I0riecc d
exactly l. y0ar ago. [Chic9eU HerslG.
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A Boy Rolls Dowu IS ountsin Side ia
Is Nnswbsll.

FtOm n genl9man who just cam
down from Quincy, says the Mary
vile (GaL) Democrat, we learn "a g
following particulars of singular,
though fortonataly not fatal, sscideut:
a man named Miller, living on the
mount&in road sctwaen Taylorville
and SusauVills, Lasseu oOGnty, has su
S-IsRr-uld sOu named Peter. SOM
our or five inches of new soft snow
nae accumulated on tGo around, and.
boy ike, Little PSss proceeded
~ make snov man out
of the hrst SNOW oi the
season. Libt!e atteutiln YRS paid 70
bis sa,ic5 by the older members Of inc
family. AZ evening approached the
ljtlla fellow was missed, aud a. he old
not Snswoc 70 repeated cAlis tho par
snta beesms much alarmed. Search
~Sa Instituted, snd the Saren.s neVur-
siy sought tho scene or the snow msn
for possible clew 10 hiH whereabouts,
aud They fcusG Il Lesding from the
spot down 4 steep elupa OF the noun
tnin wes the track Of a huge snowball,
gradually increasing In width ~ IL ro-
dad from the starting poina. Tbs
awful suspicion orosseC their mipds
that psrhhpr their only child had
been carried 20 the cauyou below,
wrapped In the bsll. Thsir fears
were well founded, fer on follow.
ing the trail over tsC brow OF the
slope. end ut 8 pCiat whers IL pitched
directly into tho deep canyon, they
found the huge bNl resting Oh tho soft
houghs ~ recently tsllsn tree. a
faint voice wss heard calling "mam-
ma" Tho parents feunG the little fol-
low almost completely envsloped in
tho snow hall, with only u breathing
hole left - marx tao npos where hs
WIS entonhtd Win only ttoiT hands
ard sJck' ~ iiu elements 10 work
with, kho parents bad hard time in
freeing tho little one, bGs Tho task Nas
finally accomplished, snd they
oreathcd much easier on finding that
hs was bus llt,o she woIsD for his
perilous journey. 10 said In attempt.
ing 20 stop the bail from rolling it
shocked him down, ran over and
picksd him up, and IL was ell no could
do 20 fight the suoW from his face as
tho call rolled on. Had the troe not
ntoPped tho bali the boy must have
neen dashed pleas in the canyon
below.
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CORSlCANA.
RAILROAD SHOPS Tosg MOVED.
fhs Texas . st. Lsu,s Shops 10 he
Moved fssm rye to Corsieaun.
The Cor iesna s sabine Pass
Ssiiwzy Probability.
Licenses to Marry.

CoHsIoANI, Nov. A-.Specisi "A
special Cas- hsviey o. nos,d s. w
Fordyee, receiver; l.. i. Fish, iscsiv-
era gent; J. b. WSaielgh, contrac,iD :
agent; Z. G. Karcas, one OF the direc-
tore, AID TX -Goyarrot Powell Clsytou
uf ARR sbsas, arrived here last nigga
"; m Waco, where thAF nan teen 81
~ eHca' o. un tho sasYion ~ Sha
Unuei States coprt. Sno GepAr.ed
Eaet nj moraing ttS 'cleoE, ie2viug
M. Flsh hHhiud.
T,-tsY NJ. Fish, Tor the Texas 4
". Louis railway. buagab from Mr.
seurnr, 70 acres Of lano ut the eastern
edge of me city, on the liue Of tue rail-
wav, to wbicl the homogeneous viii
move al tha shops aud iounc-aouse-
n"s located at Tyler, anc make this
pniot n division beadSuartsF- with
Tyler ard GatesViils Ihe bouuG aries
for the same. II js Is movement @.
wis, impurteNca so our city as ],
m axes Considerable mD!- hps,noss for
Corsicana outside VI tho cauv other
sovAnt ses which will seorua there.
from. Rou. Bryan T. b AIRY, on ba-
half OF tbs water works and 10 whom
tuuCt ~ id ctlcCLbl ~ lulS N'ScU lOr
tho hescqnsr,ers - cue, gives the
road fees water Tor 10 yea g.
A dispatch Was 'eceiced ,U.3ay ste
Sing thgt Mesyrs. Wniie Il Wbitzay, OF
Now Orleans, accepted terms, "a before
stated in regard 20 uuilting the G rsi.
caua & Sabine Pass railway, and that
Colonel Hyatt would be heruin u lew
days 10 copsummste preliminary ar
rangements before going to work,
which VIII be- bsgun as soon "a paas-
bic. Adviees from FFeestone and Leon
counties STATE that thay grO ready GG
msko good their sab, cr'Diiuu, AND tho
Grf now H. Ga to 3 b'ae Pass
Urioo services viii no held Thauks,
giving day ~ tn Presbyterian church
"a IL O'clock, Rsv Il, Crisin aa lead
iu1 the service,
The following licenses to marry were
iseued to-day: L. r. McQu6en qua
Miss MinneSors Bal, HIS yey Ande.-
SON aud Miss Emma Saith, 81. Fl, G,
Clemens and Cora Me- array,
In tbs county court tho ;olloHjng
n'rad guilty and wore tiued $25 each
Hnah Miller, foN carrying pistol: J. d;
udom, for sBgrayHGou assault.
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ou,wluinx the sheriff,

A correspondent tolls the story Of an
Old time Bangor sea captains escape
from u sheriff, many years ago. The
sheriff went aboard the schooner with
a warrant for the saptain's arrest, The
mariner received him cordially aud IN.
vited him to step Into the cabin 10 take
reIroshmeni. This refreshment was
taken ia tho pulse OF n drink of Sauts
orus rum, which the captain hai
brought from the west Indies
himsslf. Tho sheriff took several
drisks and swspped q number
Of jokes and yarns with the captain,
besominr exhilarnted, and forgettinu
he errsnd. Az last no bsthought him.
sell OF his duty and told his enter
tsiners with m expression Of regret,
that he must arrest him aud take him
tefoic . msslstSatss hoping that the
trouble wouid b. explGlnS1 and ~
lssponoent eleoharie1. "Bot ~,
0hse19s" feplle1 tho oapleIos wyon oPG
- vithln yooe eolll6 lek:y5S So0.l
~ % ~ sss,s
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Circulars.

We have an assorted lot of
Ladies Circulars that we have
divided upinto three lots, as
follows: One lot 1T $3.50
each; one lot at $40 each, and
one lot at SIS each.
At $7.5oyou will find Satin
Circulars, Lustrine Quilted
Innings, four edged. worth
$3.50.
AT $40 you will find Satin
Circulars. with plush Innings,
and Cloth Circulars, with fur
Innings.
AT S15 we can give you
Siclllian Circulars, with real
fur Innings, and fine Satin
lined Sicillian Circulars. These
and a lot Of Ladies' Jackets
that we cannot describe are
the cheapest ever offered.
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a Beauty and Her Bulldog

IL wss q funny ease OF spprosoh snd
repulss that / ehsucsd to SEQ on Fifth
avenue. The daintisst and proudest
Of imaginable bolios came walking
southwsrd. Hsr garments seemed q
phrs Or her nest, br5t Nv self, so fine
vera thoY Ia stylc aud adjustment,
aud she was picture for IN ipstsn.
tsneous osMera In instinc,ively atm
itself ~. By satin RIBBON she led a
young bulldog, whoao uglinssa was
rarity evan IN his unbsnd-
SOHO breed. o. such are
the present pets o; is,hionabls
life. This toushsst md unsightliest
OF leEfsra slo1cbrd northwsrd. He
hal bnldos, too, tied to u rope.
The bru,es hsd 10 kindly fellow feel
lng born or common stock. They in.
stantly haceIao MAN C tsnarls, b ,es,
bowls, blood aud dust. l. was u furi,
Gus light, and tue zirl's dog whipped
tho other
"Good d0gse," ahe mrrwered % she
whiskcd the du,t from his back aud
with delicate iaca handkerchief
wired his wounded face; 'iyou did
trsunce hln bless yoGc heart, didn'b
vou?h sDd shs cocdisd The beast In
her velvet-coversd arms.
'Look yah, niles" said the owner
~ tho vanqu,sbed neg; ON bet you
$40 IA SAINT do is acln, wild week for
trdnin', an choo,o yah own time an
pii."
The b,lls did not holly resent tho
nr0 sosiiion. Sac Was coDl and calm.
She did not oven make tho cxsr,ion
r. quisitc 10 lift her small nose IN any
expression OF disdsiu. Ultsr inability
o. appreciate tho fact thst such An sh-
joct bpluy rs . maa ttood bafore her
VAS indicated by her manner, rs she
arose ~ her feet and walked on. ES.
qaisite command oil herselie Granted
Evidepcs Of good breediDgs Well,
uossibly. She WAS necessarily mem.
bsr al one OF our best families9 o, no:
rho was ~ vicious, in her way, IN
either Of tho bulldogs and not so 70
spectacle. She was WON IN jnss now
ao'orious for beauty, ex,ravaganoe
and sudenity, the Cora Pearl OF New
fork.--INsw York Correspondence.
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strise or si,t, Millloas

The last Dsndcrals president b efOre
Mr.. Cleveland was caosoa In 1856,
wsen the Unisod States contained
about .. O0O. 0o) OF psople against So,
600 600 last year. Wa have been look
Ing over = table OF snausl taxes and
ex cenditures covering tho period from
1856 O TO 1886, and act dos hero some
comparisons bstween tho iifst 20 ar OF
tho last Democratic admin istration
and tho last year Of tho last Repub!i.
can.
In 1857 tho total "no. revenue" OF
The Fedora government amounted in
r.nnd figures ~ S74 600 eco; In 1854 5 Ia
ys2S 5l0,000. In 1856 ,ne people paid
~ vs. per head for no support of The
governments; In lSa.5 they paid s5.S7
per head.
But excluding in each csse, a. is
necessary, The pay ments for ~ n.ions
and intsreet on the debi, winch g..
ge,hor announced to IS, 2k0,0e0 In 1861
aud 10 Sl0I 800, 900 In 1884 8, 1t resul.s
that tho "net expenditure." nerassi
tstqd ,ax,s 20 the amount ~ 81 50 rsr
hssd i 1857 snd se.Q5 In 1876
In 1855 81 there was, however, y eur
mus revenue OF loss than 100000; Ia
1881 this surplus revenue, taken from
tha peonls's pockets without shRua NV
OF excuse, amounted 10 seS 5D0, 900
RMS systematic robbery OF tho psopl.
by oyct'taxation began In 1850. In the
Previous year tha surplus revenue
WAS onlv ,6,I50,0o; In 1850 it rost
10 f6o,IJ0VO; ia ISL H. rose "
over si0Oo0o,ooD, ga 1852 10 si45,
10000, la 1883 g. slss 10000
aud h. 1881 " stood AZ sl0i S3s,SSl l.
TX !ears-the last Xix years ui hapub
lic IL ruie--the pcoplo were uger-Lsxed
10 The amount Of s622 80 COZ, The exac
am INT OF surplus revenue for tho..
years being s62, 23s 5O7. Tina is vsrs
gtsnt sum To ioroe need lessiy cut of IN,
prckn " oi tire peopie In six cphse GU
Two yshr, by exorbitaut taxation
Hud those years oil absolute re.,e,
Comparison OF items 81 .xpsndi
lures enowH that In 1867 $4,000 OK
was srent 90 the navy; 40 1884 8 oni y
Sl6,O0D,OO0. In 1857 the atpy g ,st \
hiiie iess than SlI,ve 600, bat IN 1874 s,
Nith lever lnuisns To dasl with, 4
cost over %a ,5oo,0M. the Indisr
serv!cs ro~t Ia 1867 only 81 T5D, 900
.hile IN 1854 8, with fever lnuiAus 1,
Iced Anh keep In order, and III
manipulation and all olher oxpord
iutts ch.srcnod by railroads, tho To
clan service cosl t6,t0O,00.
Ia tho return from which we hayl
taken these figures civil aud mlscell,
nsnus expenditures are Jumped 10
gethef, only tia items for war, navy
lndisn, pension and public deb. hoini
stated Feparasely. Tho item ~ "riv,
aud niiscel lsnsous expenditnrus" ha
had y vast growth. Ia 1855 81 a. cam,
70 little over ss2 ~ 90, IN iss4 81 h
footed MP SSi. 5O0.Ot0. Nor n this a sud
fen inrrpa-e. In the lprs viors year
vas nearly s7l,C00, 900; the year Leicr
tnst ~ 10000, she rear before tina
Ii rould susm from these figure
that mo Democratic Houee might ess
ilv ard safely striks "a between ~
OeO000 and e5o,oo0. 900 Of taxes, aud "
| sdvi.s the people, tue taxpayers, 4
n cain this 10 b. dcns. Tho Who'll
en;plus revenos, oo3,oooooo, cught d
- fesBlt1ed. oeo6uoe W. oeo6biishnnen
u cgcrer eoonony - ~ xaoian oeF
3
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= Illustrative of what mining do
pment will do for the South, % II
done for ths North, look Mt Biz
chan, A bama. In 1850 Its popu-
n wes 8 0S6. The census taken the
r d"y showed 81 S47 inhabitants,
so there was not soul on the siI 9
occupied by these thrifty people,
ikofs city got very far behind
as today Va size, that was OILY n
"a viIlape OF tents seven years ago.
10 years ffon now, at tho same
y OF increase, Birmingham viii
o neatly l50,0C0 population, And
our East Texes is full of material
liar 10 that which has 80 built up
= remarkable Alabama city. Adj
what did it. Whet are our
rs doing?
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soFEssoR Ajax. nooa, snperin.
'ens II pubiic schools, Fort Worth,
issued smother Hefies OF his Ad
son tho Railroad M an Element
sducsion. This address wes de.
rcd be'oro tho International Con-
isoi Educators OF tho New Orleans
Ids exposition last year. The
'ess Is 20 extensively known tina,
comment on 1. would no slmos,
'rfinous. The liberal views OF tse
'or, the p'ihy manner In which he
out them forth, tho amount ~ in
'aiion conveyed, the siguiiicsn,
uctious Vt cred, all are to tho gieA,
u oftho author. The exhibit OF
vast b,n.dt tho railroads have
10 the csuso OF education ougi,
" to remove the prsjudices ,x.
GIN certsia qasrters against lhohe
feriul modern civilixers. Pro
,oR Hooo nas done moro than
service, ADD should reap u sub.
tial reward.
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noro, Arksnsss, have suffered ~ tss
DsGu~ Il hunters, who have burned
the uSdr,gro~th s-va.sl thnessnu
acres OF fms gssxlng lsncs bsve thus
been la'd waste, which vii
cause ruRsriug TO cattle that were
n thai l1estiop. The farmers hsv-
BONDED together for se''-ssotsation
against these hunt RS, and
IL was reported thai last
e'gst ~ Jo-enosro that three hunters
600 hsc bros sSught In the act of
firing ihs undererowth had es-n hang
al by the Indignant I rmers.
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speskip9 IT GENERAL onASr's
(, the feet volume of Will N ia nov
Y for sub,c ibers, the New York
uno says:
oontsica 10 illustrations, inclua.
that 81 tie house In which he
bore. The first of the 60 chapters
svo ID To qles tons Of sncestr,
and hoyhVpd. TIE second takes
West Pe'n' aud graduation, ard
donb ], ~ aniouish ths cadets OF 10.
VIII i,ensrrative ot q quiet courss
Joy, " which no Lesson VISA road
% aud many hours epent In mia
sneoue reading. Chapters q 70
.olusive, tel " bis army life.
~ Chapters 10 - deal
shs Mexican wsr. Tho wrltefa
tcslcs FOR the ycuBg will 10 dis
seo that the general says that h.
net Atudious and I'D no. liks In
y cet the sesfck, Tor obviuus
80, for hi success IN lite will no.
ue,ue>e. From the 1iih 70
~ sbaptfs, Inclusive, ~
ofsSo11vr q Ne mASsiaao and IIfs
1lo ~ - ma feslansflnn A.
8voo While q Weat Poln 1
- mllllofv onbltions IN,
94ee 2 ~ Ne = 8 pfoles-
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HE HERALD leaves Dallas for For,
rth each morning oL 4:sO O'Clock on
speclsl Texas 81 Pacific Railroad
,papy's train, run by said com-
y for the express purpose Of car
X the Dallas morning da;lies Of
joint and equal expense,
. THE HERALD will DO found on
trains leaving Fort WORTH for
respective directions, ard OF all
ons along the routes.
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: the elecsIic ltghg is rapidly sup
ting gss, so will the electrlc rail.
relegate into the shades OF some
rstahlas tho festive mule thst has
ing dragged the street oar's slow
III alopg. 1t il daily gaining in
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aH New York san thlnks thnt u.

lie New York San thinks that the
rev, are bscoming ,nhdsls be.
% they do not go to their synago-
'as mnch es they were wont to d ".
vs.: ga gfest part of the Jews oi
York, sIroady weskoaed In their
;ious faith. have moro and more
'doned tho synsgogue and paid
and lesa attention to the rt squire.
To OF their religion. They are ont
out ipiidtls aud carry their scel-
IN further than recrsant Chris.
'are APT TO Go. All days are alike
en-, AND Judaism and Christianity
Goth childish tupersti,ions in .heii
:" Even II this DO all true, who
sairsay tina fact that these He
- arr not IN IL, number OF oul
ci,izsps. Aud II they do keep Gu
cir own syDsgogucs they also kse,
II our jsils and peniten,iaries snt
houses.
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iDNEsDAL NOVEMBER 80. 1888.

,Hx Herald will esteem it III esps
favor ii any Of the travelling COM
,ity will inform this office by cor
,ondence or otherwise OF any in.
,ty to procure copies of ito daily Is
~ on any OF the railroad trains. The
'sboys are sll fully supplied for the
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Az 'XPK4ANATIOTv.

People sometimes doubt the truth of advertisements To
this we answer that in we can prove by the expe
rience of customers who have priced these goods at former
prices that every reduction real Ifyou ask why should
mark down the very goods most demand answer
that we want to at get crowd in Cloak De-
partment For this purpose nothing is effective as real
live sale; hence our reductions are beneficial.
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Short Hl8Ds.

They are fine Brocadc Vel
vets, various elegant Innings
and newest trimmings. This
week you can buy a $50
Wrap at $45; a $500 Wrap
at $35; a 5000 Wrap at $3.50
a $500 Wrap at $45.
An~ elegant Seal PLUSH
Wrap, natural fur trimming,
at $3.50; reduced from $35.
Finest Seal Plush Wraps
real nutria trimming, reduced
from $500 to $3.50.
Elegant All-wool Brown
Tr;cotine Wrap, real nutria
trimming, at $3.50; reduced
from $27.50.
Wool Mattelasse Wraps,
extra stylish make, Black and
Brown, feather trimming, OF
1880; reduced from $3.50.
Cloth Wraps, fur trimming,
at $50; reduced from S11.
Fine Black Boucle Wraps
trimmed in feather and wide
braid, reduced from % to$2o.
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IL Nav Yoik Herald and the
ern banks keep up their wsr
aHt further silver coinage. THE
I'D says that If it shall become
that Corgrsss will not s,oo the
rdollpr coinage H. shall think i,
uty 10 advise every workirgmsn
hos money in savings bank to
II out at once in gold, If he can
,olt, and put 1t aside to save HIM
rom lnssv
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HAVE ACCOMPLISHED IL.

wITH ALI. TITLED ROOM THAr
w q EIAV t. e EElN ADDIN G FEO1r
UJCESSF'UL IN GAINING
LIGHTED POSITION FOE Ours
CLOAK DE PAR,TMDNT BUr W.
HAV h TT NOW, AND WE ARE
GLA r TO LNFOfSM. OUR, CUsT0
TIE'UL l. STOCK WEl Arb ABLE Te,
Sl5CW WILL HIDE IT@ e2LF NO
LON GER. WE FL VII SECURRn
TWO STORES ADJOINI ING US On
/ A A M = r. STR BDT, AND I'M LESS
,Ed A NJ Two w DBKS HAVE SUC-
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II question ss TO an auditors right
les 81 the theatre was tried IL
ice the other day at Lyons. The
decided thst one person had az
h right 10 express disapprobstion
issing IS another had to express
oba,ion by applause,
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uts M1sfortuns.

Alfonso Romero, the spsnisra who
he's several times bean arrested BY The
oocers on the supposilion that he
was woman masqusrs1ing In nan's
ss ss. 80, wss sssln jsrksd and jsessd
49, .e'. 49, g 49, - e.. s9 e.
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We have decided that the
proper way to introduce our
New Cloak Department was to
make a sale, aud in order to
interest all classes we must re-
duce various styles of goods
for this reason and no other.
we have included our High
Novelty Imported
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JRoPE 10 on the eve Of a great wnr
III may a. any moment break out
iDflame al the great powers. Ons
spark may Are the whole.
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Bsstdrs tho ABOVE cargo there were
10 oscEas es Of general merchandise
ed ak haita OF hides. The cotton
cargo was detained ~ follows: For
Lvtrpool, 2760 balss; toastwise, |, O27;
Bfener, 4S7; hutw6rp, 90; Havre, u
T,tS', 1920 cAles, al of whic1, tt is ne
liepe1, ~ iully insured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
.2dlaS' NeVn2lkRtS

One lot Of various styles,
mainly Odds and Ends, have
all been marked down from
600 to 81 90.
Ar Their lot of Newmarkets
that are good value at SIS have
been marked down to SIS.
A lot of very superior New
ma. kets have been marked
down from 900 to $500, and
a still better line that sold at
1900 will now be sold at $40.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-22
WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

For any case of the following diseases which
the medical faculty have pronounced In.
durable that
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-22

$2,0Sl ,522
With this sum and the accumulations
from leases and sale notes tor land, 1t Is
clear that the school tax can be reduced
to 9 or 10 cents.
PENITENTIARIES.
The eighteenth legislature, at Its reg,
ular session, abrogated the provisional
leases of the peniteDtiaries made by the
former board, and required the presenb
board to assume control.
| A settlement was made with Gun,
ningham Il Ellis; and they we're paid
$50. fH SO, the sum which was due them
Under the authority given them, the
board purchased from Cunningham q
Ellis farm near Huntsville, with stock,
| gin and gin. house, for the sum OF
| $2I, 900. This farm Is being successfully
and profitably operated on penitentiary
On October 10, 1883, the board effected
contract with Messrs. Virgins q
| Simpson for shop room and seventy-five
hands, to continue for period of ten
wears. Those gentlemen are now carry
! ing on their foundry and machine shops,
On July 10, 1888, the board entered into
q contract with Messrs. Conner & Farris
for the use of the furnace and 1000
hands at Rusk for the period OF ten
Years. The furnace and all necessary
buildings were erected and the con-
tractors commenced operations, but
from the stringency of money matters
the low price of iron and other causes
not necessary to mention in this con-
nection, they failed, and the board was
compelled to take charge of the furnace
and hands. A settlement with Conner q
Farris was made, the state taking mate
rails Oh hand in their shops at appraised
value to the amount duo the state
There is no present prospect of relettine
the works, owing to tie scarcity o.
money and the low price OF iron.
There are now 1852 prisoners in thu
two peniteptisries, and invite the at