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SUB ROSA.

A popular young gentleman engaged in
bookkeeping in an establishment not far from
Eighth and streets, having concluded to
take to himself partner from the Bay, for
better or for worse, thought the "properest
thing to do" would be to keep the contem-
plated nuptials, and the fact of the marriage
itself secret, assisted always nevertheless by
his spouse. He accordingly, in n quiet way,
rented rooms in a goodly mansion not far
from the Nathan building, and having fur
nished them in manner corresponding to
his IDEAS of the occasion lin doing which, as
the firm from which he purchased knew him,
he ordered the furniture for friend he
quietly, but with premeditated purpose,
took passage for the Bay by the shortest
route and fastest train Here, in an unosten-
tatious and even private manner, the nuptlal
services were performed, and in due time the
happy couple returned to this city without
regard to speed of train, but arriving at a
pr0pitious tine, when suspicious movements
and events are least liable to be noticed, took
themselves from the depot to the newly
furnished apartments, IN an unobtrusive,
"go-as- YOU. please combination, and settled
down, with carefully adj usted shutters, be-
lieyinp themselves possessed of q secret be-
vond other mortal ken. The following day
the boolk-keeper, with an innocent and
unsuspectng mien, attended the reg
ular duties of his office, and at night
returned to loves secluded arbor, dividing
the bliss of their new relation with
the enjoyment of the well-kept secret. While
thus enjoying the evening in their new home
Ia newly married man always remains at
homo evenings), numerous feet were heard on
The stairway, and being followed by rap at
their door, was answered by the newly-lnade
husband presenting himself in a carefully,
half-concealed manner at the door, where he
found himself confronted by large party of
personal friends, who Immediately took pos
session, and having made themselves entirely
familiar in their own way with the new
couple and their surroundings, set them
selves down as best they could find
room, and determined upon remaining for an
evening call. Finding the secrecy OF their
sanctum had been thus unceremoniously in
vaded and that it would not pay, after all, to
keep the secret any longer, the young host
and hostess made the impromptu visit an ex-
ceedingly pleasant one by Transforming the
scene into general reception and set
ting out collation. hastily imprOvised.
The enjoyment of the party soon brought
about the small hours of night, and after
showing the visitors down the stairs, upon re-
turning to their no longer secret apar tments.
the first words spoken, after closing the door,
was, 'Well, now, Frank, how did that thing
leak out -
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VEGETINE
WORKED LIKE A CI7ARM-CJRED SALT
RHEUM AND EEYSIPELAs.

No. rs COURT STREET, ROME, n. Y,
July 10, 1879. !
MIR. II. X. STEYENS-Dear Sir One yeaI ago
last Fall my little boy had a breaking out of Fry
sipeas and Salt Rheum, his face being mattered
sore, of the worst description. Noticing your adj
vertisement in the papers, purchased two bottles
of the VEGETINE, and, with the two bottles, my
son was cured. l never saw anything like the
VEGETINE; it worked like charm. have been
City Waterman at Rome for years. This testimonial
is gratuitous. Yours, respectfully,
H0RATI0 GRIDLEY.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
saughter5 rs to de slcrs:
BEgF-Prime, 6lWoc; medium grades, 5d6c
inferior 4a44c u II.
vEAL-Large Calves Gl@7Ic; small ones, 7l@Sc
MuTToN-Wethers quotable at SC ewes at 4Ge
4lc U III.
LAMD-Quotable at 6te7c q ID for good to choice.
PoRE-Live Hogs, 81 d3ic: dressed do. 42d5e L IL.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

Eastern and Foreign Markets.
NEW YORK. January 9th.
BRE.DsTUFFs-Flour is dull and Wheat is irre2u-
lar latter at 81 35@l a.
WooL-Quiet
GRocRRIEs-Rio Coffees are in limited demand
and 4c lower Refined Sugars are in moderate de-
mand, at easier prices; Teas are in fair demand,
firmly held.
TuRPESTIsE-Is in limited demand at 49dI9lc.
PErRoLKuM-In good demand and higher cases,
lec.
HoPs-Are Gull, very steady.
PHILADELPHIA, January 27th.
In Wool there is more inquiry from manu-
facturers and prices firm. Oregon, fine, 37C940c
medium, 40Gdi2c coarse, 30o35c: California, fine
and medium a7@i0c: coarse, 33So37c New Mexico
and Colorado fine and medium, 35@4Oc coarse
carpet wool, 2Sa3oc.
CHICAGO, January 9th
wHEAr-s1 I9i for February.
BAcoN-$6 20 for short rib sides.
PoRK-Sl2 IS for February.
LARD-S7 40 for February.
LIVERPOOL, January 27th.
WHEAr-Califomia, 10s@1os lid for average and
los l0d@I1s Sd for club. There is not much in
quiry for spot lots ; floating cargoes firmer
but passage for the shipment inactive
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81 These rooms are centrally located -
have been repainted and papered be As;;i'
connected with large dining room en- street ~
floor OF building, and are desirable for anyone wish
ing to permanently locate such business in first
class locality.
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POLICE CoURr-Judge Henry yesterday
fined Barney Hughes, an incorrigible drunk,
$40, or ten days imprisonment, for sleeping
on the sidewalk, and Dick Rivers 500, or one
hundred days Imprisonment, for disturbing
the peace. Madeline Brunette, Nine. Pierre,
Frank Yu and Andra Mazeaux, for enticing,
cases continued till tomorrow. All Qui was
fined So 80 for enticing. Henry Gutig,
vagrant, will spend fifty of his days in jail,
and Mary Russell will do the same, or pay
so. for having disturbed the peace. All XII
and Pah Uca were fined SD so each for dis
turbing the peace. Della Lawson was ad-
Judged guilty of disturbing the peace, and
Son Sam, convicted of exposure of person,
both to receive sentence to-day. Dan OCon-
nell, another disturber of the peace, was
fined $40 90.
Observation-Disclosures George w. Minis de-
livered his second lecture last evening at the
Congregational Church, having for his sub
iect "The Humorous Poetry of James Rus
sell LOWELL The subject was handled in the
most scholarly manner, and elected close
attention and warm approval from the audi
ence. The Rotations Of poems from his au-
thor were well rendered and closely followed
the spirit of the theme. The lecturer spoke
with true loyalty to his poet author, and in
creased the interest in his subject by giving
personal "reminiscences of the boyhOod and
life of Mr.. Lowell. He closed his lecture by
recital of Mr.. Lowell's Concentration
Ode in honor Of the fallen Heroes OF the Civil
War" which was given with good effect.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,
Grand Hotel Property
BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

TyHE ABOVE WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DLABLO COAL, the most economical
that can be used for am is for sale in lots to suit
at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county,
and at the office Of the Company, southeast corner
Of Folsom and Spear streets, San Franchises.
p. B. CORNWALL,
da6-t President B. D. @ Il. Go
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RQRN.

St. Helena, January 23-wife of A P. Kluit, a
daughter.
WatsonYille, January 2O-wife of W II. Wheeler, a
SON
jacksonville, January 19-wife of O. s. futile, a
son.
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ALL Grst-class grocers keep Chesley's
Rock & Rye. No other genuine.
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bR LYoN's TOOTH Children
should use them daily.
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VEGETINE.
REMARKABLE CURE OF sCROFULOis

WESTMINSTER, Conn. June 10, 1879.
MIR. II. K. STEYENS-Dear Sir: can testify to
the good effect OF your medicine. My little boy had
a scrofula break out on his head as large a
quarter of a dollar, aud it went down his face from
one ear to the other under his neck, and was one
solid mass oil sores. Two bottles OF your valuable
VEGETiNE completely cured him. Very respect
fully, MRS. G. X. THATCHER.
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PoTHECARY, ODD FELLOwS@
"a Temple, corner and Ninth streets, ~
jal33plm Ao-
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Containing SIXTY ROOMS, is now ready to be
leased.
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JOHN r. MElSTER,

Nos. A.. &c and IS X ~. Sacramento. Cal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-07

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. G Tho
steamer oce.oio, f,m Hong Kong ia
\ lokahoma, brings the following. Yoka-
homa, Oct. II: The American s,oamor
Courier, which arrived at Hsksdodi from
the north, on the 18th of October. reperts Tho
arrival at Petrapanloviski, Of steam whsler
winch announced that according to informa.
uon received from nstives the Jeannette and
some 80, whsiers has been lost, with all hands.
4e " Vessels nave been crushed in the Ice.
Reports continue to to received from vsrious
parts OF theempire of the disastrous results
OF the recent typhoon. In Tnkio alone over
one thousand houses were totally demolished,
,while the lives Of hundreds were lo,t. and
hundreds.of fishermen wero lost in the bav
II Is reported that. cable is to be laid by
tho japanese government between Nayaga.
sakI, Japan, O. uson, Corea.
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Harris Comfy.
Special to the Herald.

Speclal 10 the Herald.
Houston, Nov. 6.-Harris county is com.
pie'e except one or two little precincts in
the country. The whole democratic ticket
is elected, except Sherwin for justice of the
peace and Thomss forcounty commissioner,
lsnkersIy, for representative, is doubtful
and ad so also is Tracy and McComb for
hoater. Joe Tryon, radical candidate for
collector, is beaten 1000 votes by SIM Ascbe.
democrat. Q. Noble is elected sheriff by
over over 5000 majority over /. O. Lord, who has
oeen regarded as popular man. This is a
sgselmSnlal S9n OF the gratitude of the people to
Sheriff Noble for hunting down all n,nr.
derers and helping to punish them. apd "a.
inslng, to be bought off by scourdrels
after the manner of sheriffs IN many Other
counties. Mobiles mSjority is the largest
ever given any candidate here.
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STATE SPECIALS,
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
Harris County's rribute TO Faithful
sherin-Twenty.three Deaths for
me Week i'm Galveston
Much CettOn Lost I'm Travis
County Etc., Etc.
Erath County,


Special to the Herald.
stephensville, Nov 6.-Erath county
polled about 2,l0O votes. The democratic
electors received probably about 1900 votes;
the democratic state ticket about LOO; the
vote for Governor Roberts fell short of the
rest OF the state ticket about 100. The
greGnoack vote ranges from 800 10 400 votes
In the county. The exact figures cannot be
gwen until the official count is made. A few
radical votes were polled, not more than half
a dozen in the county. Il. l.. Nugent wss
elected district judge without any opposition:
U n. Bell, of Hamilton county, received a
majority of s62 over E. NJ. York, of Coryell,
Tor district attorney The following county
oricers Were elected, viz; William Kennedy.
county judge; w. II. Fooshee, district clerk:
John ;. Hyatt, county clerk; r. I. Long
tax tsi collector; W. B. Slaughter, sheriff W.
', W. Omn, assessor; James Collins, treasurer:
M. 4, Martin, county attorney; l.. D. Lowe,
surveyor; Jack Hollis, hide and animal in,
spector.
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California,


On,oago, ILL.,, Nov Ga dispatch from
Dan francisco to the Times says betting men
there are greatly excited over the closeness
OF the vote in the state. The count made bv
the republicans last night, after correc,irc
the tables r. So several counties, makes Gar.
heIi i. ahead iar republican sttte central
comui tee nov think their ticket will mil
throgga, u ,iiI but by 'grh ssmall majority that
it will take the official coun. to determine
to whom the state belongs. Apotbor San
Francisco despatch says on the coun, ~, on
returns from all counties except Del Maria
winch is estimated the same as the last rres
oe oen,M ,,,. election, Hancock has plurality of
So' with few precincts to bear from. TSe.e
are NOT expected to change the result.
rtSoeGHs election to congress ia doubtful.
by the last figures. The republicans sre
tea'a,n ,tp amor Oh one eleetor, as Judge Terry, on
the democratic ticket is known TO be- sc;o.cb.
ed several hundred, by reason Of his consec. ,ec
hon with the notorious Bfaddock Dente,
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All HOME AND ABROAD,
DOTS FROM HERE AND THERE.
Ane 'e"nette and Crew Lost "A
steamer Wrecked-In the Or M
walking Match RowIey Makes
the Rest Time on Kecora
Etc Etc.


Provldence, r l., Nov. GA spocisl to
'ho journal says the steam Rhode Island
$ wrecked on Bonnet Point and north sdo
OF Whale Rock. She struck Whale Rock st
$40 this morning, making water at once
The steamer was headed in shore, wbere cha
IS now lying, She will no dobbt be a totaI
wreck. The fires we're put out and tho 'Usal nss
esngers all saved and being cared for. A
storm prevailed at the time The passonce-s
speak very highly Of the coolness Of Canfain
Mot and the other officers. Ely head
steward, was severely hurt by n cbsudoiier
falling on his head. About one hundred and
MY passengers were on board The FREIGHT
rom between decks is floating about, and
boats are picking it up. ' ""'
Providence, X. l., Nov. G A 4 o,cloc,,
'nls evening the steamer Rhode Island re.
NAMED on the rocks Just a owe Bonnet
point, in bad shape. Ii a southeast blo~
snoulu set IN: she would urnoubte ly 90 to
pieces, and II the wind comes from tho nor,b.
west ana the sea subsidies, there will be some
chance ofssvng the boat. About 10 ner cent cent
OF the freight has been washed out. She can
only be saved BY lighters, as she lies under n
high blum. a light on Whale rock wonld
nave prevented The disaster. The senate has
passed nm act for a light at this po,nt hut Il
has failed in tho house, -
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Galveston County

Special 10 the Herald.
Galveston, Nov 6.-93aper1 s majority in
oalVeS'on' Brazoria and Matagordis counties
as lar as heard from to night, i, 4l4. The
Town Lo OF brazoria gjycs Jones 1862: Sbepard
e3 co. N 9pe procinc' in Matsgorda county Gives
% S and Shepard Al. Fom returns rscsived
mus son far, Jones has majority in the district
OF aSO Returns indicate Plumloy's election
for ,lloaier, by 500 majority. '''' w."
past week. '0 '''J N"r'nS inc
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Austin Items.
Special to the Rerald,

Special TO the Ecrald.
Austin, Nov. 6.-Frost, like the beautiful
snow, and ice for The first time this fall,
were seen all over This county to-day, which
ls cool sunshiny and fine for cotton picking.
pun many acres IN this county have never
oeea picked over a7d thousands of dollars
worth of cotton is now rotting in the fields
Tor want of cotton pickers. In some ioston.
ces mali IS offered to the picker, where two
!hree y! and four hundred pounds can be picked
IN q day At this rate, a good hand can
MAKE from i've to ten dollars per diem. the
cars run to New BraunfcIs Tomorrow.
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1Srneo Tha 60 10 Fort Worth Yesterday oro,;..
.o,bor H. tus eve seems to strengthen tbo
ersi i nao ne Is just recovering and NJ. ce sas
for Ra;.1 R~ G, s good.-B, S S,ston lsssn s
A., Dalru City to'morrs rsw.--D, fs,aa nns seav.s
'es ton shu "re already estimating how mnah oo,
uy Won shey VIII raise next YEAR or hoa vo,,
;ol' u.eAan9se they will sell. Th,, sro nIun ,0;n
hlng and end ring their defs, ee grim
% oSi"or. So 10 Sspec ed, The race for "onnsS ",m "
ana Jlo uon nas peen so absorbing Ia GsrasHla
NJ Man,, ,,ancoeS are but little met tionaS A0'u
aany compliments are continual, i, ;n.1 ~
ssJmou sSr" oy our citizens n, ~,
Sglo W,o esuilorlals recently in the Hrna, 'no
rNe nundied and teventy.sey, y h 10. ~ -.
ton on the market TODAY. nricos .es 9i cot
c9nnn1, C9 rpn1 per pou1d.-The 81, ,es,spdsv w
voiipal'Sd several hundred wagons "a roraa; .o1uS
III eown last nj hi and the was,n ,,,9 .9u,a'n nam
prospered' The weather prond..s ~, =, ,ien ~
ln9rr"w y, VIII be beautiful Suodsy .-S. To,o W.
nel ~ n, Grove, division superintepdar, U,O wou,
west on the train this morning ms went N
ss.,,n,, s, e''y editor of the "Advance.n viii
now, NJ IKE position on hs "Dem corat,
hess nsst, ,Mondsy.---Tho WaSerly house - ~.
mlel lor home like comtor. Wbnn = aaas w
Iuu Gspol, loot of ain street dron ir,a ,sa
% %ilJeaI optlon saloon, Chris Rintldman 'V rrN ,no
prIetor, where YOU can cat Tho nj a.s pro-
SaeSnments tSa ,,,I IN the city. The lionors ara Of
Ra;,uar' Raj pu,est ana most popular brands. and a
aanty ,alitway Improvement cigar Is som,'h;nS T =
smokers will apprrc cate. ''l''n'pg
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Rig Failuro

Chicago Nov GA Minneapolis disp, .ob
says the wholesale dry goods house Of n R
Hsrwood passed into the hands of the sbsr.
III Yesterday, at thu instigati'n of the r;,s,
n ti'naI bank of Minneapolis, which boii, =, ~
confession of judgment for s4S55o M "
house las been doing q business of "a million,
dollars per year aal four hundred t."3s a,o
thrown out of omnloymert "'o
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Appointmcp,g

Washington, Nog, g. "A cabiao, meeting
was held yesterday, all the mgnscrs heinz
present Nopub 10 business was transacted
l lng presld nt nj plado the following appoint,
menlS; l. Dqbon, OF Pennsylvaaa, u s
consul at AK La Chappele; 4. p. Mnssev
9i o. ' er ont y: ). consul at Mobe 2yohelos
l, Z NJ Edner, L. ). consul az .'Guyao1il /
Z; Cowles, jr, of Massachusetts, in srnretcr
OF The consulate at Foocbow.
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Bordentown, N. j, Nov. 6.-Col. VIM.
b. Murphy, democrat of this city, who Is
said by his supporters to be elected to ,bo
assembly for the 1st district of BURLINGTON
county by 3 majority, has received tho rsr ,vr
uhcate OF his seat which, however will bo
Contested by VIM. Garter, his opnonent Nv O
sbe ground of error in figures tbat Sayo Vn
been sent in by the board. ''"' nave
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London, Nov. 6.-The six days walking
contest for the Ashley belt, which BEG n
Monday morning last ut A riculturAl hall,
concluded at 1910 o'clock tonight, with the
following score Rowell, 566 miles; Lite.
hold, 41O; Dobler, $50 Rowell heat Frank
HAr6rook, of565 nui,s iamc,at 1924 O'clock.
amid great excitement and cheering. Tber5
were about 600 pors MS present At the 6a.
NJ el 200,
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CORsICANA.
correspondence of the Herald.


r.-, OonsIcANA, Nov s, 1850.
e,,ig Light norIber started in yesterday morning
followed this morning bya ligbt dri|1i;ngg ding
ram, which changed to snow ibis avon;mas' "ns
very low temperature. Thermomasteur' su''nrs, nns,
11 % uegrees at q p, M, and still falling ~"
soty ht,le cetton has been broueb, m ,ho
past week owing to election and had wasM0 70 tho
eernN-Businoss en- very duh. A % nbse'ou, "es,u,
ss oal 10 70 oe.gi'en by the Ladies Of Honor
some som time in the next two weeks nyrSo TSo
Texas Narrow Guago nro running ,,a;n. ,nn tno
miles tnis side Of Tyler, and say thew ' wiz sSn
reach here by January lst.-fbe % eoumiu mir
commissioners agreed At their ,st MEETING ~
substitute Austin brick for Corsie.ns hSicJ ~
!" ,,m n'l J. 'i'erl9r , facings, chmneys, etc This
WI, MAKE The court house one Of tho ,nast I
looRing buildings of the Kind n
the the state :, Hayerly's Widow s Bcdott II
company will perform at the oners @
house house next Monday night. seats 'fSr for
ss'e az Counting ia still 90.
lug on md nolhing authentic can b learned s
as yel' though they promise 10 be re.dy 10.
nlsp.'---- ihe train from the south was sev.
e'al hours late last night
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The Rowing HTntch


London, Nov 6.-Riley, Of Saratoga, back.
ed himself freely yesterday against Laycock,
betting two to one on the sculling match be-
tween them' Tuckett laid Riley 40 pounds
to 20 pounds on the result Lsyeock won
the race by'four lengths Time, 25 minutes
4 seconds The betting at the start WAS threo
TO one on Laycock. Al Hanuersmilb bridoa
Riley was leading slightly, Lsyeosk rowing
easily Immediately after passing the bridge
Liaycock began TO forge ahead and maintain
ca the lead throughout, AT Morelake, though
they were near together. Lsycock had The
race well in hand. Riley had slightly
the advantage at the start. Ho
rowed folty-one strokes per minute
end Laycock thirty-eight. When mile
ha1 been traVersed,n tour minutes and AiN,
e'ght seconds from the start, Lqycock bad
decreased the lesd but almost impercepti.
bly,. Riley was still leading BY three.ouar.
ters of length at Hammers NTH bridpe
About two hundred yards past the bridge.
both men spurted and Laycock succeeded In
getting level with Riley. Just before Ches.
wick Ryst WIS reached, and opposite Ryat
be shot past Riley like an arrow. He Was
'nree lengths the go, good. opposite Ches.
WICK ana thence forth it WAS mere process
sionI' though Riley rowed eamely ill the
end his time was FIVE seconds longer than
that of Laycock.
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New Orleans, Nov. 6.-Charles Clinton, Of
the New Orleans Tunes, cues Mrs. Sue. Il.
burke, Il. A. Burke and j. d. Burke, propri-
etors OF the New Orleans Democrat, for 800.
wv damages, for an alleged libelous article
published in the Democrat of October 2i.
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MATTERS BY MAIL,
FORT wORrR.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
FoRT WoRTH, Nov. @, 1880
The slush of yesterday was hard frozen
this morning, but the bright sun ushered dsv
IN wilh much cheer of better weather, and
soon the house ewes were dripping and The
ice and snow were fast disappoarinS. .----La,e
Yesterday afternoon John Bone and Mr.
C1llllI', after selling their cotton. started
south together in wagon. Bone lWedabout
ten miles from, and Collins. who o wned ibo
wagon, still nearer 70, Mansfield. Rom wnra
intoxicated When cne and n.hnlf ,niiss
from oWn, nearSyc0nl0re creek, tbpy cot opt
OF The wagon. CulIins was sober opouo6 tn oat
back IN the wagon and drivo on. hit B59e
was lelt' Eo WIS fcurd early this morning
9lhs IN branch, muddy and irczpn 10
daalh' q eoroner's jury Sound u verdict as
ABOVE indicated, he leaves wife and
three oh ldren. His relatives have been sent
ioE and will arrive this afternoon.---
A two-hore team ran of with n snrpr
wagon up Main street this afternoon. Arli.
cles IN the wagon were thrown ahnpt nro.
nl'scu .,'l }usy' NO one was III the wagon, and
50 'lle nofses had their own way. and created
more e&clIene than usual. A number of
people rushed about, bent on seeing how the
rae terminated, aud with yels Of ''clear the
track = The axle b:oke and one wheel was
lel'i another wheel soon followed, when the
nraught became so heavy that tho horses
could not run for. getting in each Others way,
ana were forced 10 stop.-The sun has
contin ued to shine, the snow and ice to molt
ana me ground to get muddier all day long. |
W. L. Fergusson, who has been county |
treasurer u, for twenty years, was reelected, |
Inc majority over DR. j. b. Boyd |
q 92 votes--Mr. George II
Hal, whose leh eye was extracted |
'y Dr. Chiffon, at Dallas, Q week ago, 10. |