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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-30

John !, Bell Esq, special correspon-
dent OF the Chicago Times, aceom'
panies the exourslOnisls aud made M
a pleasant call last evening,
Ed. Mower OF the Texas and
Pacific, who has been sick for u day or
two past, was out last night aud APP
parently conyalescent lie II still un'
dor medical treatment, however, for
we saw him taking his medicine Mt Dr.
David Caslleberry's,
Colonel w, Y. Leader, Of Jellpr-
son, who II In charge Of the excursion
given 10 the Cumberland Presbyterian
general assembly, by Colonel Noble, OF
the Texas and Pacific, aud II, NJ.
lIoxle, Of the International aud Great
railroad, dropped Into our sanctum
yesterday evening. lilo was accom-
panied by w. y, Murphy, Esq, one of
the live merchants OF Jefferson, aud
Charles II, Campbell, county treasurer
Of Marion county.
Mr., q. O. Cottman, Of the firm Of
Cottman " Mahan, cattle droyers, In
forms III that HIS partner, Mr. j. M.
McMahan, was instantly killed by
lightning on the morning OF the Goth
instant, about ten miles northwest OF
GatesyIllo, Coryelle county Ills re-
mains have been sent to his home NJ
Stevenson, Alabama.
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W u, LYrr a co., real estate aGenh, no. 900
lamar street pss leave 90 call ono attention
pfppnoaa wishing 90 purchase real estate o.
ms extensive lsis Of pwpuiy ou mHf
ppiiuim p0Hlls ~ Eud outside of
ihpir onioo, under tho respective HDlds 0'
"lmWoyel Guy Property" "VanW C.V
inls,' "fnrms,N aud "uulmWnYh Nnl
Wild Lands" embracing business h0usa8and
vacant luis 40 lib commercial cUnlDrGi the
CITY, Also building lois, anal a uumlorm
very desirable residences situated ln every
quarter Of the city, Also, large tracts Of wild
lands IN Dallas and other counties Of tho
state, besides number Of nmsn various
hizes, including several large md highly m-
proved plantations wilhln i've milosuf the
oiiyO Dallas, 2UDllm
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our VISITORS
Excursion Of the Representatives OF
the Cumberland PreAbIltrlans.
Dinner NJ Terrel--Thelr Arrival In
Dallas,

The special train Of five coaches CON
yeylng the excursion Of the General
Assembly Of tho Cumberland Prosby-
lorlnn church, recently In session In
Jefferson, arrived here yesterday eve
ming The party IL In charge Of Col!
wild Young Leader conductor, and
Bro George II, Grain, muster Of trans
pOrlallon Texas and Pacific, who viii
see them safely over his line, A num-
Der of Indies from Jefferson and Mar
shall, u list Of whose names
viii be found elsewhere, accom-
puny the oScurIonists, and make
the otherwise tedious hours Of
railway travel pleasant Some
OF tho reverend gentlemen went south
10y the Texas Central yesterday after
noon, but the greater number remain
with us aud are equally distributed he
tween the principal hotels aud the
houses Of our cltl2ons, Thisreprosent-
alive body ofthe Cumberland Presby-
tcrIan church has been In session nt
Jefferson and their proceedings have
been marked by genuine harmony and
spontaneous good feeling, In this re-
spcct they set nm excellent example to
other dellbcrIye bodies, both rcllg'
lous and otherwise,
The good citizens of Terrell, having
been appli2cd Of the approach of the
train with the cXcurslonlsts, 10y telc-
gram from Mlnoola, set TO
work with n WILL aud inside
Of three hours had magnificent
dinner prepared for the ministers, who
Though we have never heard of their
being any londer of chicken in the
spring time than their Methodist
brothren), like n square meal ut all
times. There was enough and to spare
for all, and the ladies' for the nonco
transformed themselves into walters
and saw that each and every guest was
satisfied.
After dinner they presented bouquets
10 different members of the party. A
young lady from Wisconsin gathered
II beautiful bouquet to give TO some
minister from Wisconsin, but finding
that the Badger state was unrepro-
scented, she gave it to clergyman
from the state nearest it, Illinois.
After spending to-day in onr city,
the cqcursionists leave for Houston
and Galveston, tomorrow at 6 A. NJ.
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DALLAS, TEXAS, May 30, 1875.

DALLAS, TEXAS, May ~, 1870.
Mcssrs. ]. W. Record, j, w Bowen and Others
GENTLEMEN:-Yo Your communication
of this date, tenderingyour designations
rs deputy sheritls of Dallas county, has
Just been handed me. Believe me
when | say that in severing the official
relationships which have existed be-
tween us, | feel a pang of pain, which
| would most gladly avert were 1t In
my power to control the circumstances
by which we are surrounded.
For each of you l entertain the
warmest feeling of attachment, and
shall never desire to outlive the hap
by memories which have grown out #
my association with you. The earnest
support you have rendered me in the
discharge of my duties, the faithful
manner in which you have all de-
ported yourselves in advancing the
highest aims of the law, and the hon
orable and chivalric bearing that has
marked every act and deed of your
official career, shall ever remain a
bright spot in my memory, to which l
will often return and call up from the
past the happy recollections of our
family scenes when we were assem-
bled In private to discuss the ways and
meansn best calculated to protect the
public interests, or, perchance, to feast
upon those pleasurable c0mmuniOns
when the conventionalisms of society
were silenced, and the sincerity of true
friendship filled up the vacuum thus
Cccasioned.
| have endeavored to be just in my de-
mands upon you, requiring no risk from
any of you to which l would not have
exposed my son in vindication of the
laws which you obligated yourselves
to protect and to enforce. And now,
boys, let me again assure you Of my
high regard, and, in conclusion, assert
that Dallas county can not provide a
more capable and efficient corps of
officers than each of you have proved
yourselves to be. Wherever you may
go into, whatever business associations
you may embark, believe me, you will
carry with you the best wishes of your
friend, etc. JAS. \. BAKLEY,
Sheriff Dallas County.
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MAGNIFICENT Fnrnitnre.

A HERALD reporter had the pleasure
Of seeing the most elegant and costly
set of bed room furniture ever brought
to this city, yesterday. 1t may be seen
at the extensive warerooms of Mr.. r. III.
Foat, the principal dealer in furniture
of Dallas, on Elm street.
The set includes q beautifully de-
signed bed, wash stand and bureau,
and is from one of the best factories in
the north. 1t is of the finest American
black walnut, with French walnut
veneers. The design is chaste, rich
and elaborate, and Is a model of skill
and taste. The bureau has full
length mirror and combines all the
conveniences of dressing table and q
bureau, handsomely ornamented with
marble top.
This costly set of furniture was order
ed especially for Mr.. William Caruth
of this county, who has recently,
erected handsome residence a few
miles from the city on his home farm,
and Is fitting il up with great comfort
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Place Aux DANES.

The excurslonlsts Of the Cumher-
land Presbyterian general assembly
are accompanied by party Of young
ladies' and gentlemen from Marshall
and Jefferson:
From Marshall-Mlss Dove Gregg,
Miss Hallett Carter, Miss Tweatle
Stephenson, Miss Fannie Richardson,
Miss India Sherrod, Miss Myra Fin
ley, Miss Puss and Miss Mollie John
son, Miss Talley and Mrs. Saunders
and Miss Ida SeaIs.
From Jelerson-Msses Campbell,
Try Schluter, Ligget Easley, and Mrs.
McReynolds, Mrs. Afford, Mrs. Towers
and others. The entire party of lady
members from these two cities NUM-
bers upward of thirty.
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rnc l,onc or Conlontlon.

Yesterday morning one VIM. llarri-
son, formerly employed at Thompson's
varieties, was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Joe. Record, on n warrant issued
by Judge Burford, charged with carry
ing a pistol. Harrison was brought to
the court room, and Joe, Record called
ut the door in his loudest sophrana
notes for the prosecuting attorney,
that gentleman's office being directly
opposite the court.
Mr.. Bower not appearing, first Mr..
Eblin and then Mr.. Sterrett, his
assistants, were called. Both these
gentlemen presented themselves in the
court room, and on being told that n
case was on hand for them, and learn
ing that the defendant was II
Snowman from Thompson's, their
hearts were rejoiced at the chances for
their prosecuting fee, $40. They ex-
pected that Harrison, being show
man and wearing top hat and good
clothes, he would be able to "show-up"
and pay his fine and costs.
But alas! for the frailty Of human
hopes, for when Judge Nat M. pro-
nounced the fine of S25 and all costs of
prosecution, and just when their hopes
were at the highest pitch, Harrison, to
thesurprise ofallpresent, acknowledged
himself to be "dead broke" not hav-
ing cent between him and the county
Jail. The Judge saw costs to the amount
of about Il Y vanish from his grasp,
but did not weaken in his dignity as
"the court.n Ebien was quite resigned,
but Sterrett could not be "stood olt'
that way, and made application to the
court for possession of the plug hat
worn by the defendant, setting up as a
plea that there We're no hat racks
around the jail, and that on general
principles no man had right to wear
u "plug" who could not pay the small
consideration required by the court of
him. The court, after giving this APP
plication due consideration, agreed
with him, but decided that as "plugn
did not become Mr.. Sterrett, and as he
himself was In need of one at the pres
ent time, he (the judge) ought to have
it, but in conclusion said that as the
laws of Texas had not been formed so
rs to permit of u mans wardrobe being
taken to pay his fine, the court was un-
der the impression that both court and
attorneys would have to
buy hat if they wanted one. Sterrett
gave notice of appeal.
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NOiice 10 ExcursiOuists,

The special train to convey the ex-
cursionists of the Cumberland Pres
byterlan general assembly leaves the
Texas and Pacific depot, corner Of La
mar and Pacific avenue, at Ga. NJ,
Monday morning. The train will so
to Mineola on the Texas and Pacific
railroad, where the party change cars
and take the Great Northern railway
for Houston and Galveston, via Tyler
and Palestine.
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"A LITTLE MORE GRAPRr"
General bragg 10 DO Present NJ the
blood Stock Association Races.

AT the Instance Of large number Of
our leading citizens, the Dallas Blood
Stock association yesterday appointed
General w. l., Cabell, Il. q. Bower, u.
E.Coombes and VIC. Conner NJ COM
mitteo TO visit Galveston and Invite
the above distinguished Gentleman 10
be present and deliver an address ut the
inaugural meeting Of the Dallas Blood
Stock association, on tho Sth Of June.
II has long been the desire Of General
Bragg, who was one of the most be-
loved of confederate chieltalns, TO visit
our city aud behold her In her growing
greatness, and II IL safe to predict that
the GRAND Of the committee Will result
in the generals being present ON the
occasion indicated,
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LOCAL Ii VlTIES.

Races commences on Monday,
June 9Th.
The recent spring rains have inn
proved the crops of wheat, and like
wise of mosquitoes.
The executive committee OF the
Texas Press Association meets mt Dali
las, at the San Jacinto Hotel. next
Thursday at 10 An
Our vigorous and energetic local
and the manager of n well known mer-
camille agency, are the champion bill
iardists of Dallas. They play by the
day.
"A part of the Lamar Rifles, or
dered to Palmer last night, went by
rail, and q part OH horseback. They
carried twenty-five rounds of ammuni-
ton each and their blankets.
Attention is called to the adver-
tsement of Root & Shumaker, of the
Commercial Hotel, who propose to
sell, on Monday next, June Z, to the
highest bidder, a lot of baggage, notes,
accounts, etc.
Blind Tom gave his last exhibition
last night to a crowded house. The
matinee of this dusky music-boX, in
the afternoon, was not so well attend
ed Our people are evidently not yet
educated up to matinees.
Attention Is called to the card of DR..
e. Sidenius, homeopathic physician,
Office on Main street, northeast corner
of public square. He pays particular
attention to diseases of children, and
chronic diseases of all kinds.
Attention is called to the card of
j. M. Hurt, attorney and counsellor at
law, Sherman, Texas, who will prac-
tice in the criminal district court of
Dallas county. Captain Hurt is well
known as one of the best criminal law
yers in the district.
Attention is called to the card Of
the Trinity Brick Manufacturing COM
pany in another column. Encourage
home manufactures. They offer to the
public the best brick in the market.
Call at 2l1 Elm street, and satisfy your
self by examining specimens.
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CHARGE BAY0N ETS.
Powder, Shot and Twenty Lamar RI
llcmcn on The War Path.

On receipt of the following telegram,
last evening, Major Jas. u, Barkley,
sheriff of the county, with his custom
AIRY prompttude In the execution OF
the law, mustered twenty picked men,
bors of the Lamar Rifles, and after be-
ing mounted, placed them In COM
mand of one of his ablest deputies, and
had them started In twenty minutes
after the receipt Of the telegram for
Palmer:
ENNIS, May 20, 1875.
TO j. II. Barltloyt
Send twenty well-nrincd and mount
ed men TO Palmer ut once, If Ryburn
has not designated some other point.
VIII have courier to meet you there.
KING.
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Colonel Richard ii. Gaines, repre-
senting a New Orleans house, shot and
killed DIR. Winn, prominent hotel
keeper at Hope, Hampstead county,
Arkansas, the other day, In personal
difficulty.
Colonel Gaines Is well known In
Dallas, having at one time been con-
nected with the house Of Block, Jet
& Co. At one time he was travelling
agent for prominent cotton house in
st. Louis. His friends In Dallas will
regret to hear OF this unfortunate diff
Guilty, which has resulted SO fatally to
one of the parties involved Ia 1t.
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kIOWdiy I

Brother George Ii. Grain, of tho
Texas and Pacific denomination, and a
prominent scholar In the recent Sun
day school picnic at the "IIaunted
House," arrived yesterday from Mar
shall. After grasping his right duke
In our lilly white hand, and giving him
our blessing, we turned him over to
Brothers Davis aud DuXbury, of the
"Hiedsick Hussars' Midnight brigade"
and they took him to the 'llttle church
around the corner.n
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Ice cold soda five cents glass at
Kahn ~ Mays.
Fresh groceries Of MI kinds for
sale cheap at John Trotman n Cos,
Go TO Kahn n Mays for the best
Ice cream In the city,
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac-
90 just received by j. w. Trotman
d Co.
Sec advertisement of Fosters see
ond Texas drawing postponed for n few
days,
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w. Trot-
man ~ Go.
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audience returning home u couple Of
policemen had an obslreperous ousto-
mer IN tow, They took up tho entire
sidewalk aud shouted 10 snme ladies
and gentlemen in front OF them 10
"get out Of the way there, got out Of
the way" THR liERALp suggests that
the middle Of the street viii afford
more room 10 our police when con-
yeying a prisoner 10 the calaboose,
especially II lac be very unruly, and
the sidewalk Is filled with ladies aud
gentlemen returning from the theatre,
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lhe Lamar lllilps IN their midnight OK
GU ion, ~ Ia To be hoped they viii no
spared the diaagreeabla task Of taking
life Mt la any event, he 10 confident
they win moi be found wanting but
VIII aequit themselves asoroditably on
Ihe teId pl action ~ they did IN the
recent civic pageant
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DALLAS, TEXAS, May %, 1875.
Major james Il, Barkley, Sheriff Dallas
County;
DEAR SIR-We, the undersigned,
deputy sheriils, especially tender our
designations rs such, and sincerely
trust that you will, without any hesita-
ton whatever, select such two from
our number rs best suit you, assuring
you that we will ever hold you In
grateful remembrance.
j. W. RECORD,
j. W. BOWEN,
j. II, M0SHER,
q. W. WALLER,
W. W. HOBBS,
THOMAS u. SCOTT,
CLIFTON SCOTT,
j. N. OGDEN.
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Change of Time.

The Texas and Pacific railway
changes its time table after to-day at
noon. The mail and express train
leaves this city at s p. NJ, and arrives
at Texarkana at $40 next morning.
Returning, leaves TeXarkana at 0:10 A.
NJ, and arrives in Dallas at $3.50 p. NJ.
The accommodation train leaves Dali
las hereafter at $50 A. NJ, and arrives
at 9:55 p. NJ.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
office.
Northern Mail

hhG NhMAhAI9s
Arrival and Departure Of Malls ut Dallas Post
office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and Il. X. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York and
st. Louis mails arrives daily ut 5:2S IN; de.
parts daily at $3.50 I'm.
Southern Mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points in southern Texas, arrives daily at g3C
p IN; departs daily ut sos p m.
Eastern Mail,
Via T. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily Mt ll:l0 D m; de-
parts daily at 3:sD p IN.
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Grnnhnrv.
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksbofo
and western posts, arrives daily mt 300 y m;
departs daily at $3.50 n m.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timbers, arrives at p IN Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
7 a IN.
Scyene Mail.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Mt IL m; departs ut m alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. Elizabethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
at y m Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
departs ut m alternate days.
Red Oak and Lisbon.
Arrives 400 p m Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Departs 700 III alternate
days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives ut p m Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate days ut a m.
Mails for BObos store, Grapevine and Duck
creek are taken out By hand, at irregular in
tervals.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, 8 q m TO pm.
Money order window, y a III to IL m, and
nom p m to pm.
Stamps sold from 8 m to 5 d m.
Letters registered only during money order
hours.
All persons having complaints against the
office, on any account, will please present
The same, In writing or In person, TO the post
master
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TnE DAILY HERALD

VIII he found Ou snie hy ihe news
boys on all trains Of The Texas ana
ana Pacific railway, and ~ lie ioii0W'
ing news stands Ia the city, yizd NJ, 49,
Franklin a 90, DOi Main street ~, u,
star, lamar streets Pierce ~ Lyle, BO7
Main street Cigar stand ~ iho snn
Iacinio Hotel, and >, MoEliare, Ln'
mar street,
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CLOTNING
AZ u. NJ. Kahn g. Brothers.

For spring and summer clothing be
sure to go to Il. Nj. Kahn q Brothers.,
corner of Elm and Lamar streets, who
have on hand the largest, finest aud
most fashionable stock of clothing in
the city, which they are disposng of
nj very low figures.
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Gard.

W, q, hokles & Co. continue the grocery
nnd provision business NJ 90 Elm street, u,
V, 'rOmpklnF old stand Thoy also solicit
oonsinmonts from ~, Louis, Galveston ana
other points, The old Arm WIS dissolved on
tho 9Dlh instant Sir, II, j, Edgerloy dspos-
Ing ol his Interest 10 W, II. Cokor, The
style Of tho frm VIII Iomain tho same,
Goods VIII DO delivered In the city tree Of
charge, W, G, NlCliLEA,
6ldly W, II. COKER,
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"The best is the cheapest,"-is an old and
true maxim. The best article for those need
Ing spectacles or aids to sight is the
"DlamOnd Spectacles," made with the great
est possible care and skill, from the very
best materials, by the Spencer Optical Man
ufacturing company, of 10 Maiden Lane,
New York. UOd2w37w2w
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90 To PIERCE AZ LYLE's
And see ihe celebrated Phila-
deIphia Rustic Shade, the best
and most bcHulii'uiin the mar
ket. Also u large stock OI Lln-
en ana Holland Shades ia
HlOOk.
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FOIa aALIa.

MY Residence, corner Paeihe ayenHn
and Houai0n siIeeis, emhraeiag hnIf a
bioek 81 ground. win u we'll nnishei
one-story aHd basement r0oIs'00HeEait
building, Rnd All necessary 0uf'buiId'
ings, etc. Az early applicant may 80
cure n bargain,
JNO, W, sWINDELIs,
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aud admirable taste, no those Of
pur friends contemplating furnishing
houses, the Warero0ms Of Mr., f0at
will Afford eyery facility Of obtaining,
NJ moderate prices, the latest fashions
IN furniture Of every description and
value,
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Diamonds,

Ladies' and gents gold watches and
chains, sets Of jewelry, cuff buttons,
bracelets, crosses, lockets and neck
chains, at Oram's, cheaper than ever.
Now is your time to buy.
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Wake Up and See What Ia
Going On.

Joseph Mencser, grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats all in selling goods cheap.
He delivers them to customers free. 90
and give him a trial, at 615 Elm street.
67d3m
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PIERCE a. LYLE'S,
5O4 Main street, is the place 10
get your wall paper. New pat
terms and styles received as is
sued. Don't miss the place, or
you will forever regret 1t.
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The United States VS.. John Thompson.

The defendant i'm this action is ac-
cused of passing counterfeit money
and the particulars, as THE HERALD
reporter was informed, are as follows {:
Some time in the beginning of this
month the defendant, who is known
as Johnnie Thompson, and partner III
the firm of Thomson q Co., proprietors
of the saloon called the marble Halp'
on Lamar street, took in q counterfeit
five dollar note OH the Traders Bank
of Chicago, and after having ii in his
possession for some days, knowing 1t
to be a counterfeit, passed it OIL, or
gave 1t out TO a party for the purpose
of getting its face amount, or value.
Mr.. Thompson, who has been gen
orally respected by business men, de-
mics the charge, and attributes il to
malice on the part of those who have
Instituted 1t and are acting as prose-
cutting witnesses.
The case has been under investiga-
ton, before United States Commission
er Long for the last two days, the re-
suit so far not being publicly known.
Further Investigation has been post
poned until next Tuesday, the prose-
cutting attorney being Mr.. w. nj. Nc
Connel and Messrs. Ray and Thurmon
for the defense.
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Hair Work

or all kinds; switches, braids, pufis, hair
jewelry, etc., done In the best style and at
cheap rates, by Mrs. 8. A. Druly. oil south
jefferson street. .Combings of oil kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
price paid for human hair. O5dlm