The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 44, Ed. 1, Tuesday, August 23, 1892 Page: 3 of 4
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nan increasing thpcineulatiou of
0ar pHper We haTOiiofc ec
peached tli t stage of pefectibri
liich will enble us to rn l a corn
sioii buainess and edit a paper
ttaueaqdtLehwiietUBi
1 kft Hogrs Programme
G aires ton News
The platform adopted hy tlie
fry one
Advertise your bargains in the
jlEKALD
Peter Tliielen wcut to tho Point
lllsfliorning 9
Electric lemonade nt Mike
j byasuloou
Goto Putegnatfc for die latest
trainer drinks
Bo to Leahysltor < luiet ailie
beards or billards
Orange phosphate and ginger
le at Putegnats
r apt J J Egan from Foini
Isabel is in the city
If yon want aeoojglaes of beer
Viio Mike Ijiahys
Wajtcd A tru tfevrortliy iioy
villi liorse to deliver papers
ScjunUoat Bersie pnss < d gdin
btti this uiurin < r atweven oclock
Steamship at rgi City leaves
lliiri 3u Git for Galyxis < iou Thurs
fry
RvecatFtft Ringgold is four
ktaboya low water mark and atj
t stand
Read onr ojiitiinati > n with tho
TY1CEAY EK St Louis
liepublic
G II Maris Esq left for
Toint Isabel this Hiornjug to spend
fuw days
jn S Miss Lily Doaglass returned yesf
f j today after spending some time
> Srl Hh relatives at Point Isabel
Only eleven dollars for the
Twrimj A Week St Louis Republic
s d The Paha Herald for one
jear
CominiBaionGrfi onrt mcet here
i
lomorrosy for the purpose of
pointing a successor to the late
Wff S A Drito
Tlic Alice mail hack broke dewn
inutfifteen wiles troia town yes
ierday and the majl was brought ia
us iriiiming on horseback
Mr Ed Puiegnat arrived this
morning from La Parra where he
liaaEjient the greater portion of tbe
ilmmur lie left for Point Isabjel
lliis Diorning
Gapt JL F Cummings is in the
frotn the Point The captain
illere long have to transform
liimselj into a sedate professor and
ftsuino his posicioo as principal of
fi public school
We will allow liberal cora
CisioriB to those soliciting anhcrip
jfionafor The Heralo We are
however in thn Qommission5
fHHWi
party vote second a confession
while in
tJbevery act f deceiving the Jubor
ing element iticluding the colored
man fourth a declaration of war
on Senator Mills The Hogg pro
gramme means other things but
the state ia stirred Alp in battle
array as it never was before and
there is plenty of timebetween now
and electiou day plenty of time
during theterribleconflict that will
be waged in the next two months
for the fullest discussion barring
no poinds that should be touched in
bubalf of rescuing the state i rom
the violent and pestilential clutches
of her eneiuios The Hogg > lank
on the CQCxmieeion meaiiB a perpct
nation ot the prctieut railroad com-
mission jn that if iio < g should
micuuspfcllv stand for tha senate
Mr Cram is next iu authority to
stand by the general Hogg pror
gramme It can hardly be true
that there will be enough voters in
Texas to a j csly act ami work as
woudeii men to ruataju sCieh a po-
litical tamij iu spoil and power
lloggdjpajidering and yote bidding
platform is a bolt from straight
deivueracyj d it was only by
virtue of overwhelming numbers
at Huustou tliat tbe irony of fate
was illustrated when true demo-
cratic manhood had to walk off to
Turner hall branded as bolters but
able to stand it until transferred to
wbere it belongs upon appeal to
the people with ivbo n the facts
being now before tbem tiaroiigh
tbe full exhaustive and acenrate
daily reports of the News the
verdict now rests
Me Uml Jl Hind Hear
Colonel McBride Snmptur of
Austin while in New York orop
ped into a fashionable r ssaurant
aud baving surprised his stomach
with a small repast 6ked the
waiter what was the damage On
jeitig told jUoiocel Sumpter handed
unfc a fiyedollar bill bntonreceiv
ing back liis change be made the
ghastlj discovery that there was a
dime missing lie demanded an
explanation from tbe waiter who
was a Jrechmau
Zediuie is for my douceur
I dindt order any and I wont
pay for it retorted Sumpter
i mean sare ze dime ia for my
potrr boire
> llts for your poor boy is it
Thats a different thing I didnt
known you had sickness in your
family Heres a quarter for him
poor feller
And with tlie coneiousness of
having relieved tho sufferiug of the
sick and fliicted Colonel Sumpter
put his hat on the aide of his head
and hanntered out of the hostelry
theSfcoWbville UA1LY HER
ALDaud the TWICEsAsWEEK
ST LOUI REPUBLfC por
paid to any address one year for
irjEleven DoliarsMexican money in
advance
Male Oitcrs a Hewirff
The following telegrams are self
explanatory
lv e d ° g convention leaves no 1
a > ofsouthwet room Bjrov sville exas Ang 21
I wpwu tl9nm t wompani9 for rloWDt lat a machine inude Governor J S HoggAustin Tex
I S Tr author notfpr publication un I i L The sherijj r 7 J
1f r ond tle iMio
SS rr l pe
jBW TO i wrifAr iihould a neeesal
OJ g is dlKlo15
T ben ho do not receive thair paperz teg
S cUilyrequeat toiVO Ufy thuo
Any Hnrh romi
JJJ r la person WuonMdtaasre better service jwean FiiBt a bid for the third
cially iu the manner of irof Eon
What does the Hogs programme
of the county was
assassinated early ibis morning by
parities unknown Commissioners
court will meet tomorrow and will
M BJ Grauelor lieutenant gover jprobabiy offer a reward for the ir
nor is intensely corroborative rcst ttd conviction of murderer
ithat there is no hope fur ounty Judge of Cameron County
inglhe conservative straight dem
tTrV JnE b ° Cratic third > a debarment
w of dBIDQBratio principles
UTILE 0CALS
Ice Cream soda at Putegnats
Pnte nat baa pu e milk shaken
Cajo yon in behalf of the state act
similarly
E G Form County Judge
Austin Tuxas Ail 22
The state offers two hundred aud
fifty dollars reward tor the arrest
and conviction of the murderers of
Sheriff Brito
J S Hogg Governor <
Mint julips at Leahys Internation-
al saloon
Republican Call
The Republicans of Cameron
county are requested to meet in
couyeution at cue Red club rooms
in thecityof Brownsville on the
second day of September 1892 at
7 oclock p ci for tbe purpose of
jolexjting achairmaji of the county
executive committee and to elect
debgates to attend the s = tate con
yention which meets in Fort Worth
September 15 1892 at 12 oclock
m for the purpo e of nominating
candidates for all state offices and
sucb other business as may be
tutought before the convention
Gkokg Moke
Chairman llepruoliean JBixecntive
Connnittee Cameron County
Texas
The Cosmopolitan knows a
democrat in ticket wlien it sees one
notwithstanding its previous Hogg
heresy We are glad its eyes are
opetuid to the fstet thatWeo Clark
is a democrat and Higg is weIl
a Hogg
GItj3JT OFFER
The iJrowusvillo DAILY HER-
ALD and ihe TWICEAWEEK
ST LOUIS KEPUBLIC posr
paid to any address one year for
ELEVEN DOLLAjRS JHexican
raone iu adviince
J II Moran of the American
National lied Cross Society from
Washington D 0 isin the city
THE OAMPAKN YEAR
Eyervbody must have a reliable news-
paper The TwiceaWeejk fcx
Lopis ltEPunLic will be a complete
bjstory of the important jiolitica events
tliat will follow one another in quick
succession fnm now on until the fate
Of tbe great political parties is decided
at the polls in JJoyember The indica-
tions all point q a political revolution
in the Governmeut unequalled since
the election of Andrew Jaefcson in
1828 or that of Abraham Lincoln in
18H All who desire to keep fully in-
formed of the successive steps by which
jthjs impending revolution is wrought
out and the means by which the com-
ing Democratic victory is won will find
TlIE TWIOEAWEltJi lilSIJJJ
LIO indispensable it is issued on
Tuesday and Friday of evsry week und
its reaiiejs in every state ot the Union
will get jJib important news at least
half week earlier than any wetkly pa-
per can furnish it At the tamo time
it challenges comparison wiih any
weckiv in its literary agricultural and
other special features Syfcich go to
moke up a coinple te laniby paper yet
the price is O y One Dollak A
Yeau Subscribe now OT send for free
snnpie conies Address TnE Repub-
lic Si Louis Mo
The convention was split in
twain and the derajcratio party
may be knocked into smithereens
but TpE Herald is still on deck
aud will bob up Jserenely iu any
eveut
Mails In Early Days
Bostons first newspaper Th News-
Letter contains the following advertise-
ment which is an exact copy of the origi-
nal spelling capitalization etc
gy order ot tho Post Master Gcnoral of North
America
These nro to give To iVJ That on Monday
night the Sisth of this Instant December tho
Western Post Between Boston and New Yok
Bets out at once a Fortnight the Three Winter
Months of peeembcr Ionuary and February
ud to go Alternately from Boston to ybrook
and Hartford to Exchange tho M ylcs of let-
ters with the New York Ryder op Saturday
night the 11th Currant AricJ tho second tura
He sets out at Boston on Monday Night tha
20lh Currant to meet tho New York Ryder at
Hartford on Saturday night tha 25th Currant
to Exchango Mayles And all persons that
eend Lotters from Boston to Connecticut from
aud after tho 13th Instant arc Hereby Notittcd
IP Jrst i > aslh < Postdates oa tho samp
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IELESTIN JAGOD
COMMISSION MERCHANT
IMPORTER OF
Wines Liquors iJ Cigars
AND
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DEALER JN THE BEST BRANDS OF
SportingiGoods Shot Guns Pistols Rifles and Ammonition
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The Celebrated BUBVVEISER PALE LAGEU and SCHLITZ beer
Always Beceived by the Gar load andahvays on band fresh
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A COMPLETE STOCK OF THE FINEST InlEGBTED AND DOMESTIC
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Wines Cognac Gin Ale Cigars Pure Olive Oil Mineral Waters
and delicacies of every description ahvajS on hand
jjgfTPrompt attention given to all Orders by Mail or otherwise
rFAMILY TRADE S9LIOITSD
E LIZ ABET U STllfiET
A J BLOOMBERG
51 Worth Street New York
PRO WS VILXE TEXAS
G M RAPHAEL
Brownsville Texas
II RAPHAEL
Wholesale
oDEALERS IN o
Dry Goods Staple Goods Boots
Shoes and Groceries
i
Al finds Hats Caps Shirts ssi Drawers Kotians and Family Srscems
ALL EUROPEAN GOODS KEPT
US OUR MATAMOROS HOUSE
Mail Orders Promptly Attended Tor
BrownsYille
DRY GOODS
Srownsiiik Texas
Texas
GROCERIES
MaiajBOQS Mexico
Wholesale Merchants
o DEALERS INo
Dry Goods Boots Shoes
and Notions
Hats
Winchester Arms anv jn
munition r
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 44, Ed. 1, Tuesday, August 23, 1892, newspaper, August 23, 1892; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth61161/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .