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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16
A World 3 Fir AZ o.ie.ro.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 "A, tbs annual
meeting yss'crday OF the ofIicars AID
s'ork-aold,rs Of The Chicago Exposl
non company, the proposition to hav
swotld's fair In America Ia 1871. iu
"mmemurauou Of the landing Of g :
'umhus. was iavorssly received, sno
T. dissnrslon developed tho following
resolution, which WINS adopted:
Resolved. That II 10 the sense Of ibl.
meeting thata world's ,air be- ned u
Dhicag, IN The year 1892, the 400 h an
nivsissrv Of tao landing " Colun.
Jus In Amerlcs.
IL was the belief OF those mos, A..
t.vor Of the rr jecs that the fayofahl
eaton uf Chicago, and III epterpris.
o. Its ci'iseps, will adapt Il 70 bou q or
tho priucipsl responsibility Of !,
vorld's fair, aud that the nature III IN,
vent which II would eomnemors,
would Insure the people OF tNs Un,t.d
States with determin alton 10 make
fully worthy ~ its nj ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

TnE New Oilssrs Times-Democrs
Of Saturd y morning had On ita A.,
pare complete man OF all Galveston
city from hwy 10 rulf and from Eirh,b
street 70 Forty eighth street, Showing
piosieely the burned district OF tho
dsy b. fore and also tho locality Of r.
bssiuesa portion Of the ciiy'
Ito chief mercantile nouies,
public Institutions, stn., Will,
underneath was . full, clear and pre-.
else de,crlp;lnn OF the track OF the Gre
anA the status OF hat various hour.
Nearly elk columns Of tie paper wer'
dovotsd TO The event. This was enter.
yyiss, truly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

sish tha Austrian J. pyds ios the
yAuaportsti0a al Sd M bat
lions ci tTos ps nom Asia-
Niror - EarVgsSr-Tsrkey. b
isyiug thss the tisal rug
sis OF tbs TaFAsh empirs
SXis'encs ~ 8pp-0schiag,
Lnr5 ; h-nury hes teiesrsphec
% NJ. WnGs, h Briish representa-
ave az G nstNulin 'p.r, instrncsiscs -
ssuve sno porte thal Eogla0d viii DO
utmost 20 preserve tne intt gEity Of
TIikey.
TIA BALKAN CoNFERENcg.
The siaiings oi h BaSsn c1nier-
sIcs have been lot rep ed owing q
ha Illness OF 81. NeudUh, .he Russis
ambassador.
CONCENTRATIONS OF TROOPS.
IL j. nelitv-u chat the uHjUr'tY Of
he Cuj kish aoars will hs Withdrawn
fota she Il Il csiiau ,rootier AID con
c Gtra cd on N 5 tvier frontier.
BASS DOR r. LONDON.
Rssliui 2 shz, II m> ~ 20 eTn0r Of
Lebanon, uss % en- tpP1inted Turk ~
mhagsad9r q, lndon, vic9 Mgsurus
Pasba, whu has been recalled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

THE new dress OF ThE HERALD,
from Tho Cineiursti Type foundry, ar
rly ca on Saturday lasts slso taa cssee,
racks. etc. Tbe material IL being
rapidly thru VIZ Iii and msda ready for
use.
Tho Prssto press, with . eapssiiy CT
$4,000 copiss pr hour, and tho kne''
pleo0 OF mechanism that has ever LETT
the cstsblisl msIt of II, HOE d Co, ie
expsc.sd here within the next few
days, ard every arrangement has becn
completed fot It's quick erection and
use.
Tho Westinghouse engine ard
boiler, The very best machinery mado
BY tho Westinghouse Manufectufi1g
company, have bean fally tsssea on
complssinn, ard worked Ina ,heroupi-
ly satisfactory manner.
The Edison Electric Light plant has
IN part arrived from New York and
will b. In condition for services this
week throughout the entire HERALD
bulldog,
With these and other improvements
now in process Of oonsummatior, in
Guiding tbs superior te'egrephis GER
vics from tvsry city ard town IN Tex
o., and the Aesocissed Prsas domestic
and foreign reports, tie Dallas HER
AID will present itself in mechanical
makeup aud news gathering power
before the country M the peer Of any
daily j,urnsl in tho entire South.
To these patrons who have gsnor-
ously borne with tho defects Of late,
occasloned by lack OF facill;iss to do
the inereas d work imnosed, III d have
kindly awaited tho new regime, these
propris,ots teel profoundly grateful,
sna in,eud that the future of the pa.
per shall more than compensate for
any deficiencies Of the past. Only a
litslN further indulgence of timo is
asked,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

Removal Gf$he Nsad MiAarG--Grea0 In-
SILVER CLiyF, Coz, NV. l5.-rhe
removal u tue dead ningrs frOa the
BulldominSo aiiae DsSsu q. 8 ,'olOos
last night, the last beiug brought to
tbs surface shout midalgGt. Robert
McGregor ard Tom Armstrong alter
mated In goluS down the 500-ie3t
shslt. The rope was ettaohs1 t, pull
ieys so lat the Grave mon down. A
corpse Was bound o tbs rope and then
ths guiQe stood with hia Toe in loo.
II tne rope, WITH both grng eD
siToii1g the dead body, sn6
brourhS to The surface by {.
stesny Gull. The victims we're Eroba
y SUI eaieG within III h1Or VT tss
expluaion, the eorpsos being ~ 00td
sbsn fonnd, With hats aud
uoa.s pulled over their faces
IA y,i0 struggle FOR lifo
Wasitgl, aud Laube lBit abort iotters--
90 former Ia HIS q ..es, assign, < bis
Insurance IN = benevolent sucieIy Ia
nar snc Two orphsn bi,c-s; tie
lEtssr wrote 20 sa parents AM
sito. This caving-in 90 tha snRft . e.
cess sateG the rem lvnl OF more Than 3
ct OF dqbrl-, hepeo rs delay oi 81
| bonrS la ina recovery OF the b Dies.
ID oymintd ttroess Gl iynohint
Sup rlu'endont Floss ARE iudulgea 10,
I'D no doubt would Va been pu5into
0-e5 lsst ui2Lg o d not prominent
tiuXens sOae Z. tbs niue aud indus,u
the nfuriatsd reie;iyes sud triends of
be daad 10 stay their rash istentiona
uaiil tbe iI,b could 30 settled thai
Floss deserved such d fate.
Coroner Bufke calied AZ irqussb tn
day, sworN ia jlfy,tce' tiled the bod.
ies ANA djJurned unhl 10 O'clock 60.
/ nalrrOH
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teSse who ,ost svssg saing hS the q ~
weston ti,e We're 10 ,sleEtS2h oDar si0Ts
eiopiufsc Ia the & .lve.tns Off e, scIas
~ ~hpm have families. Pralantig
hair fellow-sraf s- en here mate ~ !.
.nbscsip ion, sn1 viii wiz Mauegsr
Csc sity, II h Western Uaion ccm
nsoy ~ Gsivseiou, linsrsl am nei
l. is uncerstnCd si1iilsr mnvt m IN
nsa bse1 upde taken In ~. L,Sis, Gin
cinra'i, Nav Orleans add other large
cities Of tire Wrst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16
THR Houston Age s.ys Inn DALLAS

THR Houston Ases.ys TnR DALLAS
HERALD wants geological survey ui
ttss ste, but Il 10 no. apt to get t.. On
yen, UScbr DANIEL, We will, and 4
wilipotiaks an Age to got 1t, Though
mn HERALD hopes for your co-opers-
alton. No clly Ia thc State 10 more
Interested In securing cheap Texas
coal than IL Houston, the comlug great
manufacturing centre for tho South
wost. All tho States have fallen into
iloe, exssp, Texas. In this sn-,mpori-
an. matter of geologic y survey. Ths
esi,lstors will w'k, up TO tito isel
chat the people rsqairs TO know wha'
.hc State owns before she ssl D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16
WORT MONTH

Rsights al Labor rrspose to Bald a
Hnd-ileavy Be,tisS P,rronal, Etc.
Fort WORTH, Nov. 10 - Special -
A commit 20 OF % MSS on appointed
by the cilfs'en5 cd ses Of the Knishts
OF Labor 10 devise ways ann mesns
tor Tho eiec ion of hall. They will
hold thelr FRA. msoling tomorrow
night. L. . reported that hey have
,loady bse1 oil red 2 couple of sites
The X iyhts of l. Dor uWber seven
| d9ts aud afenhnu 40 stloag.
HEAvr RBrIIEG.
Considerable exGii om-ng has boon
caused to-day among our sporting
men on the race tomorrow between
B no Bird and Leila h. Ono party
aunn t. holding stakes 20 the amour,
II ySe0 the races will cOnmense
Nhout o'ci OK, wnich will pive the
Dallas psopl0 ti0 eto get 30 tho course.
A IL. OIL DEAD.
This evening tue reuai a. OF Mr.. w.
L. CIR *, who dtsd last night, were
ken 10 thetr last resting place, Er
0tesg was Is prOm'neut momber ut
Gisnt Clty L1iRe . 232 Kuights OF L4
'pr. The remsius Ssrt flll)wed by n
largo number OF Knigs,e, also By the
Old Fellows, of wu;cn ha was mem.
ner.
PERSONAL,
Mr.. Wass Etglagton, OF st. Louis, Is
In the RI y.
Ar. ". 70. NJ sthsr, OF Aus.in, ia reg
isieto0 ~ h Pickwick.
N. W. w, NcKlug, of tho Chiosg,
iprs un1n, ~ 10 tue city. He will 10.
msia oyst Tor tho race. 20 morrow.
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Southern States:
ot,l ,....... 2o,gn.7o 2le42 s,sS.7


l, will DO secs frsm the above tina
he Lone Star State heads the lie
sSowlrg sn increase within tho fcpI
sears' ps'ioo 81 1854 milsa. Sauth
Carsiina's incresss hss been really ~
-isnitcsnt. And in this connection -
VII be fsmsu bered that the Palmetto
stats, for some reason, dsemed /
sise 50 enact some strinsent laws
asa;ost TIRE great civiizs OF tho sc
Uaaer N' diilsd Laws Ga this subj ct,
iasS year Z great improvement Ia IN,
way o. construction occurred. Tho
Staies OF Vitgiaia and A,ksnssH
aero wiser IN their course, n, d tss
c,'pst quencs is that & tahls ahovoex
hib,t, vas, ssrides. The Oh DomiBi0n
III a'tiouiAr hsa mna5 materially iait
tns inv g0tstug IL ilIspoes which III
low 10 tna stack 81 the locomotive, and
all manner OF mining and manu'actur
Ink linda, trisn has dsvelopsd. LII, d :
tsas w@rs ainoss worthless hsvo he
coms valuable both IL the ainiag ano
te@ farming reg!ups
At the Worlds Exposition las
season, yis:tOrs were amazed
tbs splendid sisplxys OF minsr.
ores, OF coal, iron, silver, cop
lsr, !ead, ETC., aud Of the mora vnirsol,
spseles OF MI anrIs OF precious stones
amslhys', topaz, gsrno's, sto., the
ware srripgea "a scorHS Of slaIO cster,
ard On row ntier row Of shslviug
Along villa those wers gauuSac urec
products Of food material, OF we9rlre
apfsro, OF dry goods, O2ttons, Issos,
esiicjes, nuS,iRp, aDa Of IT,
biseo, and nastsi s2d woodeu
wares. And al tkass fsom VIZ
aiaie and NcEth Carolinp. MucL
Wsr xgeatat Of Ksninchy aud rch-
scsaeT, . d ihors WAS 40 dm'ppCin -
meat. Bas VirgIpi2 md North Csro
ltsa salonishea all. Iu9uisy aeVslspsd
Ess fsct that to the RAILWAY moro taab
to any o,sar oauso WIS 6u5 the r.
m .rk ssla development OF resourc9s,
mn the possibility Of bringing thee
int, c'uSp'.uousness before The weird
Texas baz bean oIiticized FOR
her liberaiily TO railways here Ia
tho matter az land grants, hut
who shall say that had It
not hesn Ter that poilsy o. donation 20
construction companies, tho s,hr Oh
lanis aud privaso l,nds would be-
worth euytstgg npproxima ing thtii
prasest values? Wh,snalt SAT that
emo cities aud owns wo now Do2st If
would b. Other shan merely was .
plGo"s 81 this hour had dinoreat
cuurss bean psrsusdf This lhipg We
do Enoe, that whsn the L>s ,slstgres,
responding 70 an apparent sentiment
OK the people. begun sort a
oppression, or, 10 say The least, evil
denesd .pIrls OF hostility, the railway
bu'idins begun to decline.
la those four yesrs railway properly
Ia the S"atn Increased in vau ,ilon
frOm SIZE 673, 2is - 81 $40. 6i7,29s. OF
nearly couns Ia Texas IL ran up
from siO4 $40 797 10 1886 0lS.3i OF total
cspissl investment. Surely here was q
want secession to our ss'esssbic values,
And the decrease brought 10 p,i'A,.
parties 10 beyond computation. Trsly
is sach an institution ~ this TO be mos,
literally oncour.Sed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

LIT Dallas prepare 70 ward OF tho
fate tina. visited Galveston. Rotten
roofs, poor dvirloh walls, kerosene
carelessntxs, mar est Us millions OF
dellsrs. The frs Insurance companies
are Interested, tho people are inter
ssted. But arc va moving In the mat
ter OF saie.,f
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Mr.. wass Il tglas,on. OF 81. Lou,s
I;.nor,.

EMORY, Nov. TO- Special. l. District
coIrt begins Mondiy--yho nfst term
IL lemon'hs.
Tha safe e y \. MoConnoil, sheriff
san blown ourn by Is BURGLAR ls-i
might. lie failed ~ got any mjuuy, al
though there gss S2jii tut.
Hh' l0;h and Etn instants are Farm
ara Alliancs d ave; they will have 40
or roo ha'ss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

THE herald leaves Dallas for Fort
worth cash morning =. AGO o'clock on
the special Texas & Pacific Railroad
compsny's train, run by asid com-
pany for The expve,s purpose Of car
rying tie Dallas morning daiiisa at
heir joint aud equal expense
Thun TIE HERALD will be found on
III ,rsias leaving For. Worth for
their r,srsciiye directions, and at ell
atst,Ors along the rnntes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

LET Texas no. iorzet that tho cultl.
walton of friendly relations with Gen.
trial and South Americs, At the expo.
sltiep, In OF deepest eonssrn TO I'll Of
her sltxenr. Out Of tho $40 900 600 Of
trado that our ns'ghbors have, II 10 n
burning shame ,hstthis country COR
trolls not over $50 ono Cso, whilc the bs'.
anee snep 60 Europe. ny duo attention
10 this hus'ncs1 m immensi.y OF gosa
can be secured IN Ne.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

Tmn Fort Worth Gaxs,to Is entitled
10 crow bit over Its superb issss Of
ysstsrday. All honor to a class OF peo-
RE that pupports such n jou,nsl.
Weather the people there or the pro.
pris,ors oan stand suoh pressure IL
nobody's business but ,hoir own, bu,
thty do u all the pame.
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KussiA

ooaDBMNING THU FRATBIoIDAL wAB
ST.. PETERSBURG n v, l5.-Ra sisn
nowspapera, both iha!al aud IN MJisl,
units in o0Gosmning tbs fr4srlciSsi
Sefv = BslG srisn WAT, and Gecsre thet
RuNs.s viii be unsb . to Sit q isll,
wniio Ba'Ssgls a. d S9Iv's tear eEcA
o. her 10 niece.
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RAILWAYS IN The SOUTH

There mas. psoosbiy, not osea .
irsle industrial interest In the Sou b
that has developed more Than the ri :
Say. o. the l.. dsy OF JrDu'ry, 1881
hs reported mileage was 2 6i2 niier;
ant ON IN" lst cav o. Jsnu.ry, 1855, II
mad mere ised To 70 965 niles, or nearly
80 per cent. The following table vii
: Nv 'he itribsttoa among the Il
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MoNoAsNpvEMstR ioisss.

TIN HERALD Will esteem il 81 esp
cial favor II any of the travelling Conn
runity will inform this ofliee b. cor
respondenes or o;hsrwisa OF any in
ability 10 p,oeuro eagles Of IT, daily IT,
sues on any Of the railroad trains. The
newshoys are ali fully supplied for the
sarrica.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

DEMOCRATIC successes OF late, and thu
silver auc other qassious, may bresk
up the "Solid S,atb," but IL will he
only 10 weld tho West and shs South
In olo,er political Wuion RI 'htir true
commercial interests 10 In the direc.
ton OF cooperation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16
VI, Ch.ns.e Mu.. ca.

LORENZO Gil, NV. Is A oclnIall-
tss Of the snti-chinese club has Wis
ised 81 min proprieiois in this vicinity
II Boulder and his city eud notified
thsm 10 oioeh.rRs all Ch'nsss in ibsir
employ. Il .th torns roanliopsi sre
s'reSny rit of their Chinese pOPnl. =
tiOu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

NoRlHERN 8 ates are mar ifestina
their feelings aud thtir liberaliiies In
the deep sfil elton that has bsisllen
Galveston. What are the people OF
Texas doingf
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a DefanltinE TrsN.ursr.

sTAuNToN, w., Nov. l5.--Partisl In
vostigsrioo OF the books Of john NJ.
Carroll, treasurer. who oisapsssred in
september, d,~cip-e I. q ieit Of Sls ,oo0
Tsis alBoun5 may hp increased.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

The term s-p y Carpets Is
often eisqnote : r misapp.Y-
Ona ed. We have Ia eek a. SOC
uU1, ay,rdn eieg ut me OF gen.
F. uins a-ply IL rAh. Carpes,
every yard of which is worth
sl.O0.
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frsnce.
FLoQIfET KI.HNIIn pRESInRNr.

FLoauET HLRorEp PRESIDENT.
PANS, Nov. 10 --rlosiet mas baou
elected president ~ the Chamber OF
ID putos by u majority ofg7.
rms oovEerMrst's srArEMpSr.
Toe giveronens viii to-day present
q ,tstsmess TO ho'h cham bers re- ectina
tho iuea OF tho evacuation OF TubqniD
aud Madagascar, announcing u deliclt
aud ursing The tecessity TOR sacrifices
IN - d r to establish I, qui ibrium. Moth.
Ing has bsco decided On Ia regard ~
granting amnesty 10 political Of.
Tenders.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

Lns sbt cspissllss and tho lahore
1oeovsr remember and observe tb'
uo1gsdress Of property. The humblesl
Moo1lnlo msy marry The riches,
u1ln11 ososhser, while he wsalihiss'
11|llc1 ~ fon % viii her papa,
- ~ q ~ valung man com
~ rpnooooeo ~ = pelAes
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Ger mex linz OF s-ply Oap-
pets We sell ~ sl.U0. These
81 m ae The best soois usr,ly A
Ol,UU carried b III & carprth uses .
and sold atsl Is by TIA IN, and
they are fu.ly worthi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

We have two lot OF Tapes
era ny Ta'p-ts 1t, $50 aud so a
uJs, yard the qa Il ty OF which
AND cannot be eur a,sed at 0Oa.
TS. Fee yles are a equal to IN.
ioo bet goods IN dc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

The next beat Ingram Car
pestea i.py is ane4tra snper
and Wheneve- you get he
&c. sSi hav gooi s op rI' ' ws S
start lowest umher at $50
per yard, lhis o els worth
mn Sac p yard anywhere. Our mr.
iJb ntxtiin- in hese CHI ,io 500 Is 10
we sell ut T5c, an. We claim
AND aye worth etc. Oar best extra AN
,upe $, tn n which 40 better
&c. S as @os a HS are a" ho ss h At s.
we know If are ab'e TO ar of
fer to sell them legs thanil.
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ns oovEerMrNt's srArIMpNr.


SPECIAL nssrrSe or TIM CABINET.
CONTRADICTORY Nov. IA spec.
III cabin . uncil wss called yss'sr-
az ~ eonol isf 10 Balkan .isualiou.
0ees v0s B dsslis, ,ns 0-smsn ~.
sss4s'I - 1e = 's's sr ~ III
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In Portierre Curtains M

In Portierre Curtains w
show an immense line of Raw
Silk, Turcomans. Shielas and
Persian, from 81 to $50 per
pair. New Lace Curtains N
Antique. Cluny, Nottingham.
Madras, Irish Points, Swia
and various other styles o.
new goods in perfect shower
oflow prices. New Window
Shades, New Poles, New Up
holstery Trimmings.
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LApow nArsnss .


1nocRsou, Msss.s uOv. is.--Ths a..
vleosy ooos1 q ~ LEVERS upla,.
~ ce1)soG ~ ~ 1ooeeeo employes
- ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

Rugs and Mats are being
shown by us in Smyrna, best
quality only, and in all sizes,
at 81, So, So, "a. 25, $5, So
and S11. Velvet Rugs and
Mats in the greatest possible
variety ofnew patterns at 81,
$3.50, $3.50 and So. Tapes
try Mats and Rugs in equal
ch dce variety of styles at 75c,
81 so and So. We merely
mention prices. To become
acquainted with their beauty
you must see them.
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Germany.

Germany.
PsNpLEToN AND THE GBRHAN GOV
BHNME1T.
BBRLIS, Roy. Is Owing 90 th3.pro'
lsst Of AFR. PaMdistou, lhs American
mirisiar, five GerMal-A eI.cans,
4boso expulsion SroW tn- IaiSnd 6.
Toar &sS oruorsG 0y the German gov
srament, will Da allowed 10 remain On
tho leland anil (urths notice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

ms MfssOuRt PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY
lid the handsome tning to-day by
,ubsc,iblnK = large amount to ths RI
", fund Ia tho n,lps ~ telegram:
tndeps NOE re, Mo-, nov. ls--To r. L
Fulton, Mayor;
I am sssiorissd by Mr.. 0oud 70
:wheer'n- Oh b At Of tho Mt>souri
tAstuc Railway oompaoy the sun Of
y eA NV ard iusd Tor tbs sellsl ri
81 'hc 3. rsndsfsd h..uelsss end nsedy
$ - -: So y =,
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reflects a grandeur about it.
self that is equalled only by
itself and beaten only by the
really moderate prices it which
it offers goods as per this days
quotations. The time to buy
is now. The stock is full and
your work VIII be doue by the
time you want it. Those who
want to fix up their house for
the holidays are already be-
stirring themselves so as to
avoid the December rush.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

Our hest quality OF Body
q o, Brussels, in new patterns, o, NJ
vhlJ 30 DIS hat we have roam y Sl.lJ
sold at $50 TO $le5, nsc now
sl.25 por yard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

is and always has been the Bee
Hive for economical and tasty
housekeepers to gather in, and
with any one of our exper-
fenced force discuss plans Of
decoration or furnishing, and
buy accordingly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-16

We cfIcr the best quelitv OF
Moqueues, tho regular prico
a IN ofwhlch is sl.75. Also full e,rn
VhVV line of beautiful VIII on Vol. sL0V
votsequsl to Engllsh witt ms
for style and Wear, at-li5o
per yard.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-08-07
CARLYLE Correspondence.

Mrs. Dickerson and Mr.. \. Settel were in
Toronto from Friday to Tuesday, attending
the last sickness and dea tn of their brother-in-
law.
Mrs. Julia King made short visit to her rel
atives in Emporia.
Hon. E. III. Funston has built an addition to
his large barn. and is building an addition to
his house. His farm now presents fine ap-
pearance.
Most of our farmers have laid their corn by
and have begun to ebay" Hay is a little bet
ter than an average crop.
We understand that Mr. Arnold has the Su-
perintendcncy of the County Poor Farm for
next year We are glad to see our old ncighbor
come back. He did very well by the poor when
he was here before. Mr.. DickersOn has done I
good part by the poor since he has been there,
and for one would have been satisfied to see
him stay another year.
Last Saturday evening, Cora, .Onc of the de-
ranged boardcrs at the poor house, escaped and
was found after much searching Sunday after
noon.
Miss Demaree had q very severe attack of
cholera morbus while visiting at J. II. Dunlaps
last week, but was able to go to lola Friday
evening. o. SEE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-08-07
Leanna Items.

Even writing items for the paper with tho
thermometer up in the nineties is warm work
Threshing is now the order of the day in tits
vicinity.
Flax is a poor crop and oats not as good as il
looked to be.
Last Thursday night the school house In the
the work of an inceniiary. The house was one
among the Oldest in the county and is not much
loss, but this is poor way to settle a quarrel
about changing the location of a school house.
Messrs. McCutcheon and Denman, the gen.
tlemanly agents OF the Shinn nursery are can
wasting this part of the county and doing a
thriving business.
\ wedding occasionally relieves the monono-
tony of life at this place. The last
couple that have launched 'on the sea
of matrimony are Mr.. Henry Howard and Miss
DOllie Gilmore, that places one more school
teacher on the retired list.
hear that a company has been formed and a
location selected to start nursery at this place
Hope it will be a success.
\ Mr.. Lafcrty, from lola, was interviewing
some of our prominent citizens lately about the
probability of starting wind grst mill at Lc-
anna. Mr.. Laferty says it will be grand
thing for the country, and if the citizens will
furnish the money he will "skirmish around"
and get the wind
The new Christian church at Erie was deli
Gated last Sunday, August end. Quite crowd
of the young folks of this place attended.
Elder Ingels Sunday School Evangelist, will
hold an Institue at Leanna beginning Aug. II.