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r.bl,s spirit.

The citizens near the intersection OF
Liveoak, Pearl and Olive streets are
an enterprising people, and deserve
credit for the improvements they have
added to that portion OF the city. Neat,
substantial gravel sidewalks have been
made. and the streets graded at their
own expense. During the wet weather
very ugly hole WAS formed on LIVE
OAK, which made it difficult Of passage.
even on horseback. This has been wei
filled, and there is now not a better
street in the city. such a display of
public spirit 10 commemorative. aud
should be an example to other portions
OF the city. Colonel Beiisterling, who
has been the prime mover in the work,
deserves much praise
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
A visisn,yo ,.r

Yesterday evening Martin Blake.
with election in his bones and his I'm.
ner man eopiously supplied with old
rye, proceeded to proclaim his rights
as voter. He argued the question
with all whom he met, declaring thai
tnasmueh as he had paid his taxes
promptly he had q voice In the matter
as to who should be the next city as.
SCISSOR and collector. Going into King.
don's saloon, on Main street, he az.
sertsd his rights by knocking John
White down with q rock, cutting
cash some two inches long in the top
OF bis head, laying the flesh bare clear
to the bone. DR.. Johnson dressed the
wounded mans head. After this little
election maneuvre Blake kicked IN
several other rows. but was not ar.
rested In either one OF them,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
sHoLEsaLE GEocEEY IA,

BACON. per ID-ShoTt clear. 9 s-Gssac.
shoulders, G5-4s7c; Breakfast, 10 - siIc: lry
sslt, l-1e-7 S-se
BcTTEil per ID Western. e,1slc, ogu- I'D
25.tSlc.
BAKING PowDERs-V-rious br.ln... "a
10 csus, per doz O. AL ~; a. % Do. = So
sO,rl do do, q ss84 a..
CAfiSk-Nestsru,f IL, a. - - I-Ec.
CANDLES star. a. 90 =. Late.
COfFkh-Jsya, gei 10, 49,. a. b. chuicr.
~ - prime. . 81 Lee soIafluu ~
fair, - l-.kall-2c.
CDSCESTEA AID LIfs-Naritug fsr.r.tis
dor. 10 Cas-, yer case, - ma o.
FiSh-hackeEsi, peI lbl. tfO lsisaElg -. 4 4
- nasl - white rsh, kii, a5ss -
HtkRlSGr-Dfis,i,p per OK. sel,5oc.
fIeh -Dris-d goldfish. pr d. G .-t.5c.
LAkD--in tterc.-. s-ts1iuc. - 10 Ea.l. 10
10 l-1c. anu 10 10 ia tlu.. ~ s-salzr
HA Ss-Per 10, fancy brands. lLrs s.,r,
on do l35s sslsc.
bsOI.L Assk--Faney Lou tnra- t.r -.
ess-s-' Choice, sssvpc. Prime io..ssr- faiT
1850.
RicE-Louisiana,p per Ia. Ia .-ss.
siOAk = Grauulat-j. - ia, ID . Ia =.
Crushed. II i-2.t q. s'nsarrt1. ll G-a.s.-H.
Y nee, A. Per %, isl-sris s-ar. ,hair-
nary 70 Fair. Is IL Common Z .-ssss
soDA-C.ss: bi-oAru- EaEllsh. 0ls5 l--r
ksg. p = ssss -.
srARCH-N.Tious brands. psrlb. .la.,.
so P-oilve, ss.sss, fancy soas., I,r i-8z.
sALr-Lyerpooi ssez. q s..4g ss. ohio
river In bDis, = SEA ~. tAb!.s. ~ saek, 81.
fEA-Sirspo~der. 5o.-5e. imp-ri.I. 90.
NlsESAH-Cider. = 500, ~nItc ~ins. y
&c.
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The Dallas fiouring Miii-Importans
Change.

At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Dallas FIGURING Mill Company,
held at their Office, the following direc.
tors were eleeted: David Langton, s.
I. aud J. Ranch. At the directors
meeting ]. Ranch was elected presi-
dent. Mr.. Ranch was formerly OF the
Dallas Grain Company, and havin1
purchased the interest of John Kerr,
Esq, takes his place as president of
the company.
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HoRAN1a uaaa.r

PLCa ToRACCO-ylsxiniS brizht. a..
pounds, ss.ssl. do do fiue zad a1trs f.i-t =. I.
.oe, do do exiFa s-lo t~tst, sss.7a-. 40 me-
olum and llin twist, .s-Jc a. I, a. MOI, =
IN sis.. isesssc7 DO maze sny navy. =. q.
49, ieels Vile 10y. briEnt sn atau-.-
enS ots sci douc mahogany. e 4ss-. o. u,
:. .notany ~ CAS-. 20; do CO d.sk me
nvS NJ, - 49, do do Enc alscE. z.4lic
rtNk euE-Ocoice, j. so. saeafan -
&C, in.rs 9-z5ics Sofaf.lor. ,sas,s.sc.
sAOhlSG VII mia aluoaan. - and \ =
800. Hehtnc9y, $50 eoailllon 70 god.
~ 5sp fancy, - TO q,lailiy, o. slafl 90 fEuri
F-aez. J M ported, Ter 10, H A.
pvALsIlC Cl0Akst--Hnvana. Sz,aslta.
-~s-l spa Havana, tezs's. 90 DO ls.rap nllrr.
ss9S; CSnnecticct SEED. zifssi. erllnAry
is3r. elsr riots aud sfxts, ISIS
IhrOhi ~ tsGAkH- rrioe Per lpci. ~
De- ray, sl59; Ltndre.. a. y. hrrsHS, slss C.,s.-
chss- Sls., fioT de PriusAto, siiQ, LsiElres Sc
re- -. Opera Gfaud. siies Opcr.s- Sl6.
opera heuE, -, ksn& Victoria. uass, Ilsara-
dee cixAresls.s 81
sSCFr-Massaboy. sass; Rape Frsaeh
-, oooion ana Danny fooi sasssci cOmn9n
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htoneWalIs.

AT the coming Mai-Fest, the Ston-
Wall Greys propose to add one hund
red dollars to the prize that will be Of
fered for the best drilled company.
when they will challenge the COM
panies OF the state to compete with
them 10 shooting match. This would
prove quite an interesting feature on
that occasion, should their proposal be
accepted by our German citizens,
which we do not doubt it will be.
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Personal.

MIR. Bond, vice-president OF the
Texas and Pacific road, Mr.. Swanson,
superintendent of the Houston and
Texas Central and Mr. Jordan, general
manager Of the Houston and Texas
Central, accompanied by their famis
lies, passed up the Central road yes
terdsy.
Major w. L. John. Of Richmond, In.
diana, fstber-in. law Of our friend j. NJ.
Mccoy, Is In the city paying visit to
his daughters family. The Major Is
connected with the press, and will
write for the Indiana papers while
here. We commend him to our citi-
zens, and trust they will give Kim all
he facts he may require.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
D.mon and r.x,hiss.

Yesterday morning q colored youth
named Samuel Boswell, who had the
day before, together with Tom Green,
been discharged in the district court,
wherein they were charged with burg
larry, was rearrcsted on . writ from the
county court, charging him with theft.
He was lodged In Jail TO await bis trial,
and bad not beeu incsreermted many
minutes before Tom Green, his con-
fe'ierate appeared, aud requested the
guards to .ock him up with sam. They
explained to him that there was no
charge against him, and that they
could not pat him In. but he insisted
on It, saying that where Sam was he
wanted to be also. and that II he
Suffered il was his desire 10 suffer with
hlnI. Ills wish WAS not eratified,
however. and after taking an aifeo,
iionate ndieu of his friend he took his
leave with q sorrowing heart.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
From Thursdays patly1

The further spring advances the
more farmers rush their hay into mar
ket. The growing grass has caused
quite fall in its price.
There seems TO have been more
cotton In the country than was thought
for. Abouttwo and twenty bales were
on the market yesterday.
-Four ear loads of lumber were
shipped yesterday TO the terminus OF
the Dallas and Wiehits, and lot of
grain and cotton brought In.
Wheat continues to come in. The
receipts at the Dallas City Elevator
and Compress company, for several
weeks past, have averaged five hund.
red bushels per day.
Yesterday morning Officer Scott
arrested q man named Ferd. Hord for
being drunk aud disorderly on the
streets. He gave bond for his appear.
ance before the recorder this morning,
MIR. J. L. Elliott, has bought out
the lumber yards of Mr.. Mayfieid, az
well as that of MIR. Cameron, and has
removed the material to his extensive
yard on Elm street. directly east of the
Central road.
The police should see to 1t that the
fast riding so frequently included in
through the streets is stopped. 1t is
dangerous to those on the streets, be-
sides there is a law against 1t, and it
should be enforced.
Last night, about ten O'Clock. q
eoiored bootblaeks, who was making
his way home ap Main street, when
near Msytield's old lumber yard, was
stopped by tramp, who robbed him
of sixty.ive cents, his days earnings.
The Joy says the robber kicked him
because he did not have more money.
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T.IliE affen.

Yesterday was the last day for the
service Of writs in the Justices courts
for the ensuing April term, and there
has been very little litigation. This
certainly goes 70 prove that times are
eating easier, financially speaking.
The number OF suits brought this term
compared to that OF last term are very
small, while thsre lie very little dispo-
sition 10 sue.
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nete~tea nv y seal RtnE. Arrestea /
Meas Vert puneen. aud En Route /
for the scene OF the grIuse

Detected nv n seal RtsE. AFrestea
Meas Ssrt Duncan. aud I'm Route
cor the scene OF tns crime.
Tuesday night, the sheriff OF Dodge
county. NebrAsks, passed up the Cen.
trAl r0ad, having la charge man
named Marcus Wlthersau, charged
with murder. From the hurried con.
yersation the reporter had with the
sheriff the reporter learned the follow.
lng concerning the prisoners CRIME,
and the circumstances which led To
his arrest
Withersau wSs paying court 10
young lady named Bradley. who re-
sided in the town Of Fremont, and was
engaged 10 be married to her, when a
stranger came to the town by the name
% Joel Laurldge, who, becoming ae.
qusiutod with her, succeeded In
short time in claiming n good part Of
her attention. This greatly displeAsed
Nithcrssu, who Is naturally of very
Jealous temperament, and he was
not slow Ia giving his apparent
rival many evidences Of his ill will,
openly insulting him whenever an ops
pOrtunily Wss afforded. Yet young
Lsuridgc paid little attention 10 these
signs % displeasure, aud being re-
ceived with favor by the young lady,
continued 10 visit her. The engage
meht between Withersau and his aiil.
anoed continued unbrcksu however,
and the wedding day had been fixed
upon. one evening while on his way
Co the town TO visit her, he met her in
company with i.auridge out riding
when seized by a fit Of Jealousy, he
galloped ar 10 them, and shot his vie
tim, killing him almost instantly.
After he had committed the deed he
fed the country, and Il WAS thought
that he had gone back to Canada,
where he had formerly lived. He
wore on his hand seal ring Of the
young lady'e, which was mounted
by gold cross, and II was
this shat led 10 his capture. A young
AAAh h"hAeA CNaNtyf n IouSlu OF lne
young lady, who had subsequently en-
listed Ia the Urited States army, w a.
ordered along with his company 10
Fort Duncan on the Rio Grands. lie
hal never -een Withsrsau, but had
frequently heard bis cousin describe
the ring belonging 10 her which he
had on when he killed Iauridpe. Que
day be saw n strange man at the fort
wearing the identical ring, but on Ia.
quiring the Strangers name be gave II
AZ Biu fOind~Xter. The soldier wrote
To the authorities Of Fremont. giving a
description % the man and ring, and
the sheriff being satisfied that IL was
Wiihrrssu went after and captured
him.
The prisoner r. rather fire looking
man, apparently about thirtv.five
years Old, sud appeared Indifferent
about his capture.
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Playing Enrnerar.

Yesterday evening at the depot, a
man who called himself by the royal
title OF emperor, considerably under
the influence OF liquor, attempted to
hold court in the sitting room OF the
depot, having for an audience q mum.
Der Of ladies to whom he addressed
himself. officer Alkire coming in
upon the scene arrested bis royal high
ness, whom he gave apartments in the
palace de calaboOse.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30

The trees have all leaved out, look.
ing beautiful.
Officer Dickey succeeded in rid
ding the city of loose hogs not long
since, but Others have been turned out,
aud now they are 0s bad as ever.
George Murphy, an engineer on
the Houston and Texas Central rail,
road, has erected very neat dwelling
on Wood street, near the cotton seed
oil works.
This morning, about half past two
O'Clock, Officer Hodges shot ut a man
who WAS trying to break into a fruit
stand on Lamar street. The thief
made his escape.
yesterday evening the deputy
sheriff Of Denton county took Charles
ID. Hewitt, the train robber, up the
road to the Mckinney jail where the
leader, SpOttswoOd, IL confined.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
a saloon Keeper. who E.esss ~ Cara.,
Charges his Adversary WIEN Uafssr
rissisg. and In tine Quarrel which
Eususa, Shoots Him

a saloon Keeper, who G.esss nc ia rs,s.
Charges His Adversary WIEN Uafssr
Pissing. ssa On tine Quarrel which
Ensass, shoots Him.
wednesday morning, about four
o'clock, Mike Mahop, q brakeman on
the Texas and Pacific road, and Bob
Rowland, the proprietor Of the Shade
saloon, 10 East Dallas, on Elm street.
became involved In difficulty ut the
y saloon, which terminated In the
latter getting shot The day previous
Rowland had sold q horse for sixty
dollars, and that night bad met Ma
hon, who he bantered FOR a game of
cards. Several games were played, in
each OF which Rowland invariably
Lost, when he became angry, accusing
Mahon of cheating him. Mshon de-
MED that he had in any way taken
advantage Of him, and, after consider
able quarreling, the game was re.
sumed and continued until Rowland
had Lost all his money. AT the close
Of the last game Rowland jumped up,
and, swearing that he had been cheat
ed out Of his money, made q motion
as though 10 draw q weapon, When
Charles Wiikerson, the bar tender,
told him to leave the saloon that he
should not have q difficulty there.
Rowland then went out, still swearing
at Mahon, who remained in the ga
loon. Rowland then stood out in front
Of the saloon, calling Mahon hard
names, when the latter went out wkers
be was TO remonstrate with him, he
says, when Rowland, very unexpect-
eddy to him, shot him. The ball en-.
tered the rear OF his right side, near
the lower rib, which II struck, gianc.
ing around several inches. Mahon
then ran into the saloon, exclsiming
81 Rm shot" DR.. Adams was called
la, who cut out the bali and dressed
the wound, which was very slight, YET
I had the ball not struck the rib, the
/ probabilities are that it would hav.
proved fatal. The shot was from .
small Smith Il Wesson pistol. As soor
a he fired Rowland broke and ran VI
the Texas and Pacific railroad track
leaving his hat, which he dropped liz
his hurry, behind him. Late yester
day evening he sent word in from hi
hidlng-place that he would come IL
aud give himself up II the authorities
would not put his bail too high.
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1t would have pleased Charles
Dickens to know that another move
has been made in the great ''Jennens
case" which he inmo.talised under
the name OF "Jarndyce against JArn-
dyce." A gentleman who for the ls-i
twenty seven years hiss been engaged in
this complicated inquiry, has Issued a
statement and pedigree, from which il
appears that Mr.. Elisha Martin. OF Lon
don. ard Mr.. lsssc Martin, of Coiches-
ter, are respectively the heir-at-law and
next of kin of the male line OF the Jen>
mems family. The value OF the personal
estate involved in the case Is estimated
at 800. 000.0 go. and the real estate rem
tai at 81 ,0OO. 900 year.
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Train Rahn.. .s.,,,a.s

Yesterday evening 7. Z. Gerrin,
deputy sheriff of Denton county, re.
turned from Allen with and lodged in
Jail Charles ID. Hewitt, alleged to have
been one of the train robbers ut that
place, where he had taken him for
Identification. Hewitt WAS identified
by several different parties as being
beyond question Que OF the robbers.
The prisoner seemed hy no means dis.
beartened by the result of the trip, but
lsnghingly remarked that when they
proved 1t on him he would be willing
to take the consequences.
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WINES AxsIIaroE..

WI IskY-s~ect nlA.h. 81 l.9e4i -, ssou
mesn, 81 s5t.sog.
NlN Es--Siaret, Ia ease. a. a. 7Uxizuha
~ sAA- :! ltia- 10 tort, Ees ga I.Et14f q
hei ~ Per ga "a fUaf ofs Madeira. PEI 90.
ooss - Lille Wine. N csss-l. "a .s41l -
IRA IN OAsEet, $50
heioslsck. Ia BASKET. e. 81. krux ia bA~ksg
=. ~ hofne-ttc chain palgu-. a. .is.
csSk. ~ l5a2 s.
BRA acknowledgements, IN c.sE. slaals.
osnAc- pr "a, 81 lseg- =; frsnrt pei -.
~ Sssio ..Ap aie. per hsl-- ~ 49, -. F,'-cfl
a. -
StSs-Otd Hoiishi. peFkai-, s. 5a.zs q
dome -. ~ gal. 2 -. p
AZ = So .siilsf'E. e. a.
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A rabid dog belonging to Judge Pat
tersoH, corner of Patterson and Live
Oak streets, was killed near Central
park yesterday morning about nine
O'Clock. This Is the second mad dog
killed in the city this spriug. HASN'T
Dallas more than her quota of the .'ss.
gacious brutes,n any how. Let them be
thinned out before some damage is
done which wi.nld counteF.baiance the
worth of every dog in Texas.
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Ths car E.rl.ecr.

The present incumbent, Captain w.
ID. Johnson. b Q candidate for re.elec-
ton, after having served the city In
this capacity for four yesrs. Captain
Johnsoa 10 professional civil engineer
~ education and actual experience
upon some Of the most important pub
ilc works Of the day. He located the
TexAs and Pacific railr ad from the
East Fork to this city, and the Dallas
and Wichita from this city to Elm
Fork, besides having been II, charge Of
the construction OF the Texas and Pa
cific on both sides Of the Trinity river,
With such limited meana - the city
could afford him he has opened end
improved Dinsty ave miles Of strssss
and protested his plana TO thoroughly
drain tho afleen hundred acres upon
which the city i located. A. an en
ereetie, faithiai p1hiio servant be
deserves The support 81 CDR citissns.
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The Rain.

Yesterday evening a timely and re.
ffeshing rain fell, cooling the atmos.
phere and making the weather pleas.
ant While it laid the dust 1t cleaned
out the CUTTERS, carrying Off a great
deal Of fifth from the streets. Il was a
God send to the crope, Tor they were
ON the eve OF suffering for the want of
A.
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THE STATE OVER.

IuTT1Hr - a nda t.A. e
Hunters marty of c.t,ia -, - e.
New Max,co -Esrr,s.. ioase ior
rain.-And still the cotton LIE
in.-Oar hide house. are da;no :
GOOD bnsinas, "o"s
!Somervitle County.-Sentenil Immi.
grants continue to arrive. Tn.
weather continues warm and pleasant
A good rain would be acceptsble Tn
our farmers. farmers renort the
wheat crop in fine growing condition
and already beginning to head
Gra.soa C,,at,
ed men nassau tbronrh III a. Va
horseback en,routs e. ,ha ,e:,y oa
search of borse thi.v., w an
.tand thai ,.raa 20 49,
h;das sra ,o,. - - VI ounaio
from the paara -;vsr co,,n.sn 'nls s. oity
ing lunch from little girls while on Their
way to school is a new form of meanness
shown of late by tramps.
E,,,k c,u,
,;iI, = s,,Jsg StePhens>
cburoh W. new Methonist
80, m;n a'.er next 'he EN-
49,, M app" IN aus new aress'-
$780, $500 .ou' ior cisu ana PROBATE
ro,,nn ,,Iaa',, Ia on 'nis week
Nanr ~ aan WI sooh com mence.
-, A. -. 90 nave 'neir
s.b baos ,e"uy " receive the SEED, while
osnes are preparing as last rs they
N"A
Travis Co,a,ty.-Gs.ette W. lsarp
from Colonel Felix Smith that the
crops on Onion creek are AS fine AZ eys,
before known in the country. Corn in
iour or hve inches high and the farmers
are engaged In planting cotton. Wheat
ana oats are promising. - Corporal
walsh, OF company A, frontier battal-
ION arrived commanding scout, guard>
ing a prisoner arrested on the Per-
oinaies, named Warran Gooden, charg-
ea with murder and land title forging
OSCAR hoefSetter and r +. Copeland
are Win corporal Waishs scout.
Wilson Coanty.--Chronicle: Countrv
bacon sells for ten cents and lard the
same,-Corn planting is about finished
IN this section and cotton planting has
commenced gentleman who bs.
travelled extensively in every diyi.;on
of the state, gives it as his oninion tb.t
Wilson county offers more adyan,aess
than any uort;on ha - a;s;.ss
IRISH potatoes of the earliest planting
wiz soon DO ready for use -fhe sea-
son thus Tar has been remarkably favor
apis 10 farming operations.-Wheat
anu rye are In fuli head in many places.
Stalks , OF me former IN the boot have
oeeh haniea IN. which are three feet
nen " hen headed, much of it will
% lour 'eet nigh.
Co,aanchs Cornty.-Chief: Comanche
now has five different church orgapiza
lions which hold regular services
Methodist. BAPTIST, PRESBYTERIAN. Com.
beriand Presbyterian and Episcopalian.
-Comanche county can boast OF one
OF the securest jails in Texas. There
has been At times as many ~ fourteen
prisoners confined therein at one time,
and never an escape therefrom. -
The cotton crop of Comanche county
last fall amounted TO nearly two thous-
aud bales as far as We are able to asser
tam. The acreage in cotton this year
viii doahle that OF last, and if the
season is favorable one. and cotton
does even as well as it did last year. we
may saieiy count ON four thousand or
,onr Thousand hve hundred bales next
iaiL
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LInHIg ranaEr

] YELLOW PISE-B0ains. s.-snuias. f.sr
Thousand, tB az dreSse "a. duoTtae.
dressed asd rDSteh-d. ~ - AIascils1 oriitns.
So 20. Nestusr-noar9inE, 80 % f.nclng.
1 sd %
WHITE PlSE-Rlugh. per thousand.
- ~. surfaced, sc %. lstcGs.d ceiling a. =
notwithstanding. 81 o..
ClPkt-S-.R uEh. Der thousand sf- frI
! surfaced. 80 ous piekrtS. 80 %
| shlNGi-E,--he llow pane, cot. g. ss5sl n..
lobg leaf pine. sA~td. - - Cyl f.ss cii- " ly
! ett -
LArEES--NelIoE pia. s. - Yer thou.
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New Orleans Times Practically.
Louisiana suffered iess than the country
at large from the criine-9hateyer
name may he giving to it---of the re,
turning board. and we can now afford
TO leave the country 10 redress lie
wrongs in the manner which il may
deem most effectual.
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( From Friday d Daily.i
head nnR

Yesterday evening large dog under
took TO fight a car on the San Jacinto
line by running in front. and swapping
at the wheels. The passengers thought
the dog was mad, but be that rs it may
he Is no more, for the wheel caught
him, running over his neck. severfng
his head from his body.
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COUNTRY PRoorcE
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The sves ssrew rssa.

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ebtsd by NJ. q. Freeman. fiiinois. A
cheap and dnrai,ie fence. IL will not
rot, u Will not burn. wind will not Al.
feet u, IL 10 good for all time. Il can
he vet In the ground in less time than
one minute; u u cAsfly moved an<i
srt no hole 20 dig; Il screws into the
ground with . Ave mot lever. For far-
tpes information aAdrsss NJ. r. Known.
80 Jnses'is' siessigan. or f1AIIsp, Tsx.
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Chinese Qa~.,iep.

Atlanta (aeorgia) Constitution: Az
Tar as our present experience goes. the
heather Chinee is 3 much tbriftier and
more moral member of the community
in which he lives than the average
American hoodlum. In fact, there is
no comparison.