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Van Wrinkles Improved Pat
ent Cotton Cleaner and
Gin Feeder Combined.

THIS Machine has received the highest
premiums wherever exhibited, and consid-
ed by ali as indispensable to any one gin
N whleh iosiI viii pay its cost the fist It
takes out all rocks, nails, and any hard sub
stance, thereby saving the gin, and protec-
ton against fire. 1t cleans the cotton,
which makes better sample, and it keeps
a perfect roll, and the gin con. clean the seed
closer. 1t suits any make Of gins, and can
be attached in ten minutes spully is Sc sent
to attach on the gin for the driver. This
attachment will more than twice save its
price in one season. Price, $1::25 per saw,
sYJ. E. PEOPLES. Agent &,
,3EOfi the firm of Gilreath' & Peoples
-. ~ ,o7e i. yAptd!ers0n' 4 D. u
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:: 3 as The. friends Of Mr.. ANDREwlH.
OSBORNE beg leave to nominate him as
cand didatett for School Commissioner at the
/ happroachihg election subject, to the action
l6fthe Democratic partly :" q Int '.iIi
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- Er. = = - ''ft
FOR PROBATEu.IUDGE.,d RI

nMrssns. Ep1rons: ALLOW I, me m,se9to to tender my
grateful Acknowledgements to the Demo.
cratic Clubs. who have nominatediime for
the Office; of Judge of. Probate, eand BAN
no,lnce my acceptance of the nomination =
subject to ratification at the primary election.
'i7i.2ah.h t'''''W. w. HUMPHREYS.
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@s- The many friends of SAMUEL
BROWNE broadway announce him asia
suitable person for the office of. County
Commissioner at the ensuing election Sub,
ject to the result of the Democratic primary
election. Il ri, gs {. 9ta..~fi. -. 20
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IgNsWF 1iA!dgsrHtSisAgmh eaaths. aaths,f
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY, o. THE AGE.
lKE0RlH G, NEMEEEAM flNlMEN1

UK: 1fUBIHS 1VENE ffHN EINlMENI
-r-0ver2 the pub1ic.. warranted, or
the money returned TO cure aDyasntery, Diarrhea.
Collie, Spasms; Group; and Vomiting, taken inter-
bottle; and { Chronic Rhenmatism,' svellings,
Sprains, Bruises Pains in the Limbs, Back aad
Chest, externally. Not bottle has ever been re-
turned, although millions are sold annually.
in Pint Bottles Is, the Best in the World for the
Distemper Price, s1oo TOBIAS DERBY CON-
DITION POWDERS are superior to any Others, or
no pay. They allay Fever, Purify the Water,
Appetite Price, 25 cts, Perfectly innocent, as
Col. D. McDaniels, who has seen the recipe testi.
fes to; as well as the Liniment. He has some OF
the Fastest Running Horses in the World. Thou
sands of certificates have been received. speaking
in high terms OF the above medeihes:N Sold by the
Druggists. LIPPMAN BROS, Savannah, Georgia.
IAqenfs. u: nni 10 CElriGN J -.!ni'. ~
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g FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. : >,
o',5sss- ,ss- The friends of GEO. NJ. ,McDAvID
+ respectfully Announce. him as a; Suitable
candidate for County Commissioner sub
,ject to the nomination of the Democratic
nortv q. ,l*ss n Ylg.1lTG.l rrT li.s
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CONTEMPORARIES, FAMcYrGooDs, TOYS.
.-.t A.. j. uR. FA1NT'Iz1 s..s,a9 -. s,5sa
CONFECTIONER, - -t@i'ANDEfssON;s.fC','2 ~ /
Plain Candies Canned Goods
Dried Figs Rains, Currant, Citon Dates Crackers OF al s fru' &C. ~
49, ~ TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, % .a@
Ladies' Work Boxes Companions Writing Dss Po1o
Flowers different kinds Wax Dolls kind from c
Any one Buying three dozen tickets at
them at 9O dozen ."
...al j. r. FAINT, Masonic BuIliing
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IN lg7 The undersigned hereby presents,hi
claims to, Democratic Clubs for primary
election for The, office of, School Commits
ssio1n1eer.S If nominated by the Clubs, heiWill
'Be cand didate for the office; if not he will
not cbeira2 candidate; but will support the
nominee .5t1l = rJG dr. ,tp7 n T79a2' (!
- 4. =. ;-,ltii 10 WIN. H. HAYNIE:
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Security EconomyI Liberality II

Security ! Economy LlDeralItyH
Are the leading principles Of this ConIIpa-
PPase s5aed fens Also of Team Po
cies Of one; Three, Ave OF. seven years -
All Life Policies noii-forfeiting after an
.nual payments, when the insured will be
entitled to q Paid-up Policy, or cash surrcn-
Dividends II may be used to protect Policies
against lapsing in case of failure to pay pre-.
miums. This, with the mon 7forfeiting and
cash surrender features, are sufficient to
make this Company popular among g, think think:
ing men,. IN ~" ~ W ,''1
Good Agents wanted. ,9'o 70 II .Eeh @hi
B.F. MAULDIN,I Jr:5; Agent,
- Anderson, S. G.
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"Why, OF courses II i had IshonIdhaVe
sent it"
The explanation was satisfactory, and
peace was accordingly concluded.
The story of the two kings ought to
serve as lesson to us all. Most of the
qtiarrels between individuals are quite as
foolish as the war ofthe blue pig with a
black tail.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

b., GsB-i Thei many friends of!oJ.e m. CAR
.snitayls person forH H HscIooI ! Commissioner Of
I Anderson County subject to the nomina-
tion Of the Democratic party. Help our
disabled soldiers. D>JGlo5 LEW TOT.
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/ { eWhy,1 Si said the Sshgf 3 meant sbIua
pig with a black tail, or else some other
color. But what did you mean by say
ing, I have not got one, and if l
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
SERIOUS DIFFICULTY

Tho Brookhaygu Ledger SAY.
'on utg race track, about q mile
from tins place, pr Nose Ferguson.
Goa last Saturday, shot sul DANGER
ously wounded Mr.. Tom smith. Wg
hear that uu old frud existed n.
tween the parties, anil nom II tlo
dlfioulty arose Nm Smith Is NOW
at M Hartmann am W. lad MI.
counts wa, DOING well n =, now
thought be- viii recover D. e.
-asou. W. learn. IL once informed
thc officers 20 thc Ian that uE
would bud h.m 90 ham. rlue,,r
th.v wanted h.m. Ou yesterday
'h. Doctor was brought HI ur ,u.I
and gave bond ror I.s apr,annr. CO..
thy Jnth Ir.t."
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

o. Two negroes whose bushes. Ii h
70 STIR NJ bad blood between the
two races All tlsy may ei nxaod
beyond their expectation. Woe BE-
uuto The negro when the eonf. 4
does come Hon. NJ. h. Gtbhs.
Presidential Elcctor from tie fourth
District, delivered au cloquert Az.
dress 20 thg citizens 81 Brandon. M
The court house on "Wednesday
night. lis speech was ANNOUNCED
early Ia the evening Is the firing "
cannon and musc us thc Brandon
bas7 Band. Thursday morning We
bid farewell n Old Brandon ana its
noblo.hcarted citizens. aui started
ior home, arriving "a 2p. % having
enjoyed Our trip to lhc nIlcat,N
tent
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

D1 tHlle 81 locue 81 the Chan. Ga
I'D CoaH NJ Csplah tutHu, N MRs
Ha3o 81 ihe ~tFtamhes Ierm ls1g. / e.t.
"a the a0sh lag ~ October ueAL ailAi1 ire
hoar prescribed bg laa. stIl 81 public yaislur
o. ihe h.ghc.t bidder 30 freut 1rtha Coarl.
hoaae'af said euaals, g. payment az dsbls
30 m4 iutestiie. ihe follow Iag nal tstatss
Tie Northeast quarfir. jess iaent1 aefsa. "a
seiion scFeu. township slne. uHeo sirss
eaat, aud lats - u. - aud - iu the taun n
bhlWNH. u eetion twelve. toNusbip tax.
uugt seten cas-. AMI 'ai tsetf-tWu llarte
plah Ia tho taWn ~ haslehursi, 90 Il saas
cuuuts.
The pawhassr viii he rtquined 4 PSI ons.
lIri ~ iae amaaut hid Is rash All exseuts
bonds Wlih .uaA sni tufhelsni seeuuts. y.
"a ual s.lms CO DE- haiauss aa,e one aFsi n
November. 1871. the othsr one agsi d4t 4
Npvembcf, le4e fagh bond 10 bear tan pes
eeAt lHlegast gfoin 8aH unfl Paid
y p ROBINSON
Admin stra 81 liaamlh NORTH 4e.d
aepf % 81
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
THE WIRES

Memphis, Oct, l6-Duung last
night the murcury fen 20 30 aud
thin Zee formed.
savannah, Oct, lG.-TOtal inter.
mcnts Yesterday -; yellow ieyer =.
Bismarck, oct. le.-ThC Indians
~ Standing Rock signed q treaty
rchuqni.hing the Black Hills, 80
modiAel a. not % insist upon their
removal % the Indian Territory.
ELErIoNs.
cincinnati. Oct. 1.-THE olkcial
vote ID the First Congressional bis.
triet is Sayler, Democrat, lt.Itt;
Foroc, Republican, la,l7A Sayler's
majority GO. The vote ~ the See
ond District So Banning, Demo
crat, II, 1885, Mathews. Republican,
lt,05S. Banuiu4's majority -.
Washington, Oct Ak special
from Denver. col, SAYS Lafayette
county gives loo Deuooratie malor.
~. This county was claimed by
the Repulrlieans.
w W taofooan has donated
100 10 calarge the library Of he
University Of Airxinis..
y hsellns. N. Va, Get. L. he.
turns from tho iaicriot como Ia slow
y They eeuctnb Show il..sSased
ilemocrEftc raaloritie,. Tue Demo.
cratic majority in O. state will
probably ~ g.smso
laltlc Rock. Ark. oct IL Tic
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

Oh, what q hnc and wen selected
stock Of ladies ami gcntlcmcn's shoes
'ol. :. 4. Roger has just rrcryed.
with a foil stock 81 other grades VI
goods, and daily receiving all oi
which b. q selling alpric,- a. -ut
thc times, Give him a gaIl aud "a
ffy Yourselves.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

TlEUE MILLINERY,
Bertha ZephlN and NOrsled
Goods.
WYE Rosa EAYRl.R

~. p Charters Srtaf, AeIf Caaa',
aHnnuHces - her clisiamt-s anl the pufls
ia grneul thaf at her uew at1re. M. u tl..r.
l+t tifra. Neu urcaH.. viii NJ fous a Vi
Nmea N.ll lng at lhe very latest 4vIO n
hats, aaunets .fr. ets rlrrtel n Ia no
hesi far.s 80 Sen lafk houses. AIs8. Hss~
an kaplsra lata eahRas tubrahil rcd aA..-
F@Fs wUIaisl sagluea t'.., all AZ che Fask
faadsfnte pFieus The fatrouaae II mef.
ehanu aud uthefs having aulsrs ~ Silly
~ and Wuraisd guoiis IS respectfully sst.a !.
et
n b. Entire aflsfaetfaH nasfsrtaes =
- le, lllce anl 9llahif. a
Nine. ROSA RENNOIE+
dees3-lv. Ma 8Chsrtfsg an.ef
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

alll,lal agunt "a thc '.le elee, !,
re , ore oomplr'ed g DAY ~.
IN 80 0 b0i-A g. ~ 40. a'o' f.''
-, i - Il ma'aa.s '.
III NuH.I.a.
-. ! .. G. o"
= IN asa
iar 2. 49, .i.#s
All MI
prrrrnf.rt -. ........
.,rathaI M, t..r +.
not D.u.nIiI
Ia.arapaA +.
eial,.t n
rrn.r s,H
fur lH....
at.r ~ rl- III n.
htnr tau n,
Ssrat.-E p....
- Ird q
Nrr. Sol 49, NJ a.. ,.
man InI.pl ,.... ~.
Convention ar.trsf.I .rHr.. /.
Green fsr n g.
SayaUHahh i- T..# r..
.mc.t. * N, ~ rH.rg
yellow T,g 1T ~.
we're col. r,as
..AuHl n.
mtut- tu
from v,Il II ..
e..F rr u
...
"i
49,. scum
...f....
.....t.. = ~, We +
I,, u. IN.
$50. gf -
.....I....
IL. a N. M
....
49,.
tf..
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

DO 'he county ul ClHIaf oH Toe dr.t
Monday g. March snu September. AMI
continue ID sHIegu dats.
To- 'Na county uf lliuds. t4rst District.
nU t.r IoHIu Mondays 80 Marcia and
september, aua continue eighteen dave
ta tbe county Of lilUi4 second i}l--
tfsf. or tUe first Mondays 20 January
aHH lulr, ard con Hur eighteen daY..
Ia Zee county 81 Nadsou uH tHe fourth
AuHdays 81 January aud July aud cuu-
t.B8s tugu. E-fuHr dave.
thg county 80 y tfpo ou Else second
s nlals 90 April ahd October. ana ,oa-
tfna tNsIfA tour DAYS
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
MIR RIE a.

tI lu. residence III f.. H.. +.
HrHgr W. s Nslbat clinton. 'rt.
p. E.t. " s N.H. Nn u.....
GEANbEEUl. a liazleh4r.t % Ms.
lituuF X NWR. uf Curtan. ur
Thursday October lHtb. 1876
", wish friend CraBb.rr, and br-
mir br.dca long and pro,pcrau. .tr.
crowned by M the happiug,. grant
ul tu "a. morlals here below
On TUESDAY October luth. l~.t.
at the residence ,t Joseph huull
t-q- ~ Wiuuua. Mis-. tv the ~
Mr. lowe. LAyHA D. WrssaA % m.
a. EARNS, vi N,-sou. MIS-.
On Tuesday. October lUth. l~16.
20 ths residence % Joseph kur,Il
L-q, a. HIuuua. Mt->.. hy Rev. M.
Shields Lortu Il. kurEflIta JAS
No WE--uN Dr.. 81 Wrs,uu. Ms.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

lfnirfttea rftrit's, which have
been IN pfogrcss AZ the Methodist
. sAssih, Tor some dave past, closed
LAT Tlurfday night having aeeem
7 piiIheI much good. Several aesrs.
aoHs were made 60 the church. aud
many were convinced thatthcy were
tu' yIIug that broad road that leads
20 everlasting DISTRACTION,
Circuit Count has b,cn IN session
ht the courthouse duung she past
week and thc business GA the docket
hrIue disposed # ycrN RAPIDLY.
Jad.. 'aih1uuPu preside with digaI
.s ADD there B. marked difference
~ th, mauuer pa vuicb the cuisines
n. LAr court Is NOW conducted under
q Democratic presiding officer and
..H manner iu vhiah 10 ha. been
conducted heretofore by 4 Radical
Hguu Heai Tho utmost dgramm
Is observed in DE court room. and
everybody plainly exhibits ODE rc-
they have iyr om .0uorgI
,uuI 1udgg
i"r several week, Uae. VIC have
urged thr necessity uI having our
graveyard cleaned uE lat ro op,
seems disposed @ take rhe first .fcp
n thIs natter II pan Las h,cn
suggested to rs, which We think can
Il. easily carried oul is follow,
l"' a p.ut1n ~ circulated ana
I.,t. tie signatures 1T tru tax
".. asking lha Board 80 Na,ar
#I Aldermen t1 eI.l an election tlr
''. purpose 30 a-agrtlu.u- whether
..r.f..Hs 81 llalI.hur-t arr ulII.
a. taAyd oa uut l.r tLr rur
w uI putting oar cemetery ~ r.
II .1a.d 90, election O., favor.
#. .."HAauur. l.ttlc BurrI Im
H.. '..g ana collect ru. us
... ma.. b. d ,rm.teu fond Auer
f.. mftlrI ha~ QUO. hr.u cleaned
... ..'. made aud thy t.r.. mt
ID a.u condition. tue Dots can l..
. anI perpetual fauI establish.
o.tn a.,F up ur graveyard Every .
E Interested u tU.s matter .
anl u fh.nk our utz,n- would
willingly lr taxed ur dos noble
: r Who ah r.r.ualgjhsr .
T..--T-- IT. -.n.u D.a u.
f.....a. aud Nass Ncur-. I'd
l.. Hinds county .n -atarIatr.
th .~l Everybody from ,ura.
.-m,u.I b. auruI D.L e. q.
Hooker tas accepted an invitation
I. Hu tHaJ u.uH.H $3.50 a
fu m.uf- ave- being .a.. o. Has.
col Lamar address the assembled .
multitude VI viii hc worth ones F.
"H'. % 40 that Tar % hear Iol .
We have been requested hy -u
rr'' 'Ht."s 20 publish 90 our paper
'Hd Keep standing uh'' me ''''n"".
.h. II.' I appointments MI ih' h""i'
p. registrars. "' ''mp'l VITA '''
~, -,
'''-.'Nf '.''''.'' -'''' ""i -''h
h"...h"r'N "r.l 20 ihr 'aIi .
""'.'. } H""l' Monday ann Tues
."' '.''n'T -'lh, o'.h ah" "l-l
aNd "wednesday aHI thursday. no
',...' u. ana -"a. Al winch hme
A"' place "i'l also " registered ~
I''..Ne' voters hol previously rec
Ie''I'l, lao may present themselves,
"I..".F they "ic residents N sa.i
....'..n Instruct of nor
I.a TUESDAY vc boarded tie
MORT. lourd freight train Dor the
.r.r.r nI rayipr visit \, The
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
TFE DEKOGEET.
roM.,I .t..p 1otA.rI.

81. tIe ,ors t5a 3atItoai t,hrl
tu be .umImauothpr oaIumu-
A.g t.m Ir Was tlral AND
A.. ..i4l,.. was refreshed
49,. rase A.. ~athis duuk
tratr.rs e.ile rr,0tr aI rH
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

For the first nifty years a the 20.
t1i service, down % ls2H the ry.
cgIpts were s26. $50 .00O.thc expeudi
lures we're s2a2l6.o0Oi that j. The
po-t-oflicc department was sglfsus
tanning Nov. the postal receipts
are nearly sj0,OOO,OO0 = year. bot
there h an annual de6rit Of about
~s,00oo0O, which the people are
forced To make good.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

The latest political couumirum b..
l- William ANhryl,r blaCkmatfcr.
TIC atlrmatlhe answer W.Il be louud
iu the proceedings 10 the case ofthe
ugi,usburah. ST. Lawrence and
rhamplain r. n a..
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

MRS. Nj HlLBURN uili resume hel
Private ~rbuol tsf y jess ant litae eirls Ga
n n8av tlH l~fh ~ september. No baF
$3.50 isa gear of a-a will be raetlYed
IEhMs ~ TksTIQs
Primary Asses - 90 pei morth.
inlsFa late elasses . CD
Aasaneasi elasas. Ami
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
Mrs. IL. Levy.
ht\a1 ItNN H...,.
u'LIElit E~E MISSISSIPPI
FUaE III
DRY Goods, Notions. lar az Gro
ccrieS BE,

NJ. leyv hcprs iH stock 2 CON fine ~
tap.r aud fancy dry goods. bp4fs slnus.
htf-. raU~. uuIiuHs. school hunh#. CiurE
rfY aud tinwarr. laucY Rulrsrlrs cauntrv
rrrdueo. and. Zee i.rt. alms.t etpftthlHf
Thar i-u.usliykgpt Ia - STORE Ia ll.xle.
hufst. It's Prices will deity comtsslitiuu.
Every thing Is soil "a the very lowcst
prices drel Iy
MRS, II. LEVY,
NIILlNEE IlNEIElfrE~T MISS
mil Hssh nf hH.ef hats t6nnrts
straw Esasls. fslmm.uss ptr alwats nn
bauu. itfs trimmed 81 ihe igttsf STYLE.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21

- kNi4 sae 81 t3Eo. A. i.ON ELLA Cth,
- New Aa.He So s - f.hlos - leO page,
eanaail1sag itafa % $50 ucn slsaglsrs, SD 81
haaAtes D. w4ngroat a adVftisng
JOB WORK neatly executed &
the hENufHArO Nce.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-21
DTEsFCF0RE.
New Orleans, 81. ioui, and { hi.
Gags Railroad.
apL4 r Sc


IH.'. srr'e iaF.eaar-ta as naaa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

A gentleman from Weathertord re-.
ports the Centraps surveying party
from Waco nearing that place, and
wants to know If Dallas will let Waco
get Weathericrd's trade, or 10y joining
hands with Weatheriord complete the
Texas and Pacific Railway to Wealth
erford. Our people are manifesting
every disposition to push the road on
to Weatherford, and in n few days def
mite action may he expected. Wealth.
erford is surrounded by fine country,
well settled The people are anxious
to deal here, and IL only needs II little
effort to bring Dallas in communica-
ton by rail with them. We must
either push the road to Weatherford
or lot Waco reap the rich harvest of
that section.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15
CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cola Baths at Wilson'S, no
III IIm street. dccljdly
where and why =

This question is often huuri on our streets
nnd from facts we'll known to those VINO
have visited the establishment, II seems al-
most miracle TO find every one VINO has
invested ut the New York Clothing liouse
speak 80 highly Of the house Their coming
among us In the very dullcst season Of the
year, the extremely large stock they carry,
the vast quantities OF goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear, where
are they found? They come from New FORK,
Of the large manufacturing establishment OF
A. Steinbcrg &.CO y walker street ANA
why can they command such trnde? They
are importers and manufacturers OF All they
sell, and make It a matter Of importance to
let everybody lind out that what they sci! rs
the best and lowest In price, ana have no
opposition in the city Of Dallas, Tor they are
daily represented In the ST market OF the
United States, where, with cash, they can
Il nd many opportunities for proper invest
mcnts. This house Is located at Sob Elm
street, Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
from far and near can lay in their supplies
ut exact New York prices. Special lines OF
| Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes aud Notions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-15

Is said to have taken place yesterday
An incorrigable lot Of legal ways about
the Courthouse were determined ia
have some fun aud SO had a mock
trial. They invited crack Drained
tramp, who goes about loaded down
with satchel, gun, a hoop skirt,and
pieces of old iron, and arrayed in A
semi-military manner, with som.
buro and huge star on it, to act as
counsel for n party charged with an
oiiense. The Genius of Wander un.
dertook the case at once and made
speech which was u bonanza of rich.
ness. The jury brought in verdict
against the counsel for the defence of
The guilty, Now the Genius OF Wander
threatens 10 rue the State for Anv
thousand dollars damages.
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Our dispatches from Marshall AN
nuuuce the death Of the VIE OF Dr.
John y. Darlington, a well known clIl'
zen and physician Of this city MIS-
Cnrrinptun had been in delicate hrailh
for some time, and had gone on visit
to her mther, DR.. Dial, residing IN
Marshall. Dispatches yesterday
brought the puinlui intelligence that
she was rapidly sinking aud stnlghl
the news Of her death came, bringing
sorrow to IA large circle OF relatives and
friends here, beng connected by blood
and marriage % the families OF
,;cruggs, Leonard, Ilcarnc, ScoSin,
Adams, Davenport Simpson ana
others.
Mrs, Darlington had resided in Dat
las about four years, during when
time she had ondcurcd herself to AL
who knew her by her many admirable
qualities. She was possessed OF bril-
liant mind, stored with the riches OF
an unusual fund of general inIorma'
ton, literary culture and conversation
al talents OF great eplgrammatlc pow
er, II keen sense Of humor and extra
ordiary natural cleyerncss.
In all the relations Of life, whether
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The MumicipnI Mountain In Labor

AS Will be seen 10y reference to the
Council proceedings elsewhere, there
was II cali II meeting last night to set
tie the street railway muddle. Messrs.
kellar and Bower presented the claims
of Mcssrs, KellaG Counor aua NIers
to build a street railway out Commarcp
ami Ervay streets, and Mcssrs. Oben-
chain and MclMre those OF the North
and South Halfway Company to do the
same thing, These gentlemen having
been heard, and two hours time con-
sumed, the Cuuhcil, instead Of COMING
to some definite action, which Mr.,
Guedry's motion to reconsider their
action in the matter paved the way
for, toull refuge, as usual, In nm adj
journment and left the middle still
unsettled. Now neither party will
yield, there will be Mjuuclions, ETC.,
and the result may be that neither
party will build, The Cornell In this
evasivc action and procrNstinatiun has
simply put Itself in false position, If
not an absurd one. The people looked
to them to settle this uuSeemly squab-
bic, but in vain.
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lie was grim and gray. There was
that in the sound Of his iOOtstep ON
the stairs that branded him II book
agent. He entered with patent
stereotyped smile and airily remarked,
"l knuw what you want; you want the
book AIN about to show YOU" and he
drew II chair up, touching the helpless
editor, and began work with his book
brace bit Immediately. Nov here is
4 book tlaat--"
ayes, yes; ! know all about it, but
don't want it,
"Don't want it, sir? lnlpossible
you do want it, Observe that by II
mere glance you can know anything
about everythi y or anybody and---N
"But, sir, don't want
"I'he lives Of all the patriot dead
bound in calf (cloth much less) actu.
ally given away for
81 have no time, no money, no de
sire to"
"AIthough 1t is sold only by sub
scriptiou, yet am accustomed to have
editors notice the work extensively
just for the privilege Of looking
through this truly wonderful, the sau.
rus Of all that is analytical and
"Did you hear me say that | didn't-.
"Abstruce in conchology, and lutte
gral calculus rs distinguished from the
science of
EXCUSE me am busy, now call
again when"
The dark ages, when EurOpe was
IN doubt US TO the true meaning Of
machinery and IFS multiMrious names,
now for the Lrst time collected and
sold for the rldiculously low price of
dollar u ndmber, in three thousand
numbers issued quarterly except to the
press, which -"
Here patience ceased to be virtue,
and reaching for the lever of the
patent, reversible non-cXplosive,
noiseless, self.ieedng, automatic ac.
ting, body snacther and binder, steam
was turned on, and in an instant that
agent was made n fhermOpIym of.