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METEOROLOGICAL.
tsnioATIoNs FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-EoUs
HOURS.

rsrloArIoNs FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-YoUs
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL;
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
July IS, AM.
For New England,
Generally fair weather, except possibly local
rains in the norther portion, westly winds, sta
tionary or lower barometer and temperature
Cautionary signals from Breakwater to Ma
kon.
SPECIAL. WEATHER BULLETIN
The temperature has fallen in all the dis
tricts east of the Mississippi The most decid.
ed fall was in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
and lower lake region. 1t has risen from four
to ten degrees in the extreme Northwest.
westerly winds continue in the lower lake re-
gion and New England. Cloudy weather and
States.
Fair weather is indicated for the lake region
to-day and tomorrow.
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Another Comet.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Smithsonian
Institution has received from Mr.. Schaberle
the announcem emit of the discovery by him at
Ann Arbor, on the 18th of July, of bright
comet near Auriga, in hours of right ascen-
sion and As degrees minutes north decln-
alton, with daily motion slow northwest.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 16.-Dr. Swift of
Warner of observatory, reports that the new
comet has probably not yet passed around the
sun, and that it may increase in brightness
enough to be visible to the naked eye. Its
motion is northwest, and it can be found near
Capella. He says the next regularly expected
comet is Enckes, which will probably reap
pear in the latter part of this month. The
new comet will afford observers another oppor.
tunity for spectroscopic observation.
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MayaIsa Market.

AAVANA.July 16.-Sugar market ruled extremely
quiet at receding prices except for high Centrifua
714 reals gold per arrobe; Biuscovado common to
fair at 8@01s reals; Centrifugal Sugar92 to SO deg
polarization in boxes and hhds at 912010A reals;
stock in the warehouses at Havana and MatanZas
69,S0O boxes, II, $50 bags and $4,000 hhds; re-
ceipts, 1860 boxes, 1460 bags and 1850 hhds; ex-
ports 5000 boxes, $50 bags and 1900 hhds, in
Guiding 2 900 bags and 1000 hhds to the United
States.
Molasses nominal.
Freights nominal quiet and unchanged rates.
Tobacco quiet
Spanish gold 1.911a@1.92. Exchange steady; on
United States so days gold 61a@9prem; short sight
do at 9I4 s19A prem; on London 191aG2 prem;
on Paris A1a05A prem.
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The Result of the Monetary Conference

The Result Of the Monetary Conference.
New YORK, July 16.-United States Com
missioner Howe, who has been attending the
monetary conference at Paris, returned last
night. He says: 81 do not think that the re-
suit OF the conference will effectually compro-
mise future good results. The only obstacle to
universal standard was presented by Great
Britain. She was not prepared to accept BIZ
metallism for herself, and still less prepared
to see the rest of the world reject it. Her gov
ernment is now engaged with other cares; her
commercial and financial classes are very
much interested in this great question, and
the success of it ultimately has been very
much quickened as a result of the conference.
L have every reason to believe that as soon as
the government of Great Britain has time to
take the question up it will receive very care
full and favorable consideration"
Mr.. Howe said there was intense indignation
expressed in Paris at the attempt upon the
Presidents life, and universal sympathy was
expressed with him and his family. There
was only one belief, that it was the mad act of
an assassin and not the result of conspiracy.
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FIJI MASSACRE.

A Thousand Women and Children Killed.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16--The FIJI Times
of April 30 says horrible massacre was per-
petrated at Tapitwa, one of line islands. The
natives recently proselytized by Kanaka were
Induced by missionary named Kubu to give
up their weapons Latterly the people of the
southern portion of the island became dissatis-
fed. Constant acquisitions were made on
them for cobra, and Kubu preached crusade
against them, armed his followers and led
them in person. Indscriminate slaughter en-
sued. Over one thousand women and chill
dren were massaored their bodies collected /. in
pile and burned. Kubu was taken to Homo
lulu to answer for the crime.
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Necessary to choice, IS. The following
went over to Miller: Senator Winslow and AS
semblymen Bingham, Campbell l. S. Car
penter (who has been sick, arrived today,
Cullinan, Dickey, Hurd, Jackson and Sharpe.
The chair declared Warner Miller elected to
I'LL the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Thomas G. Plat
Senator Winslow moved that the conven-
ton adjourn. Carried, rs to SO; and the con.
vention adjourned.
The legislature adjourned to Monday.
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REPORT TO THE CONSULTING SUR
GEONS,


GEONS.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following tele-
gram was sent by the attending surgeons this
afternoon to Drs. Frank I'll. Hamilton and d.
III. Agnew:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
Washington, July III P. NJ
Since our despatch of yesterday the Presi-
dent has done as we'll as our hopes then antici-
pated. He has had a single hypodermic injec-
tion of one-eighth of grain of morphia lat
bedtime) and slept well. Quinia in three grain
doses has been continued as has also the plan
of nourishment hitherto reported. His bowels
have been kept free by enemata. The wound
is dressed with antiseptic precautions twice
daily. There is now a free discharge of healthy
pus. The afternoon fever, both yesterday and
to-day, has been comparatively slight. Yester-
day, at p. m. his pulse was 81, temperature
1913 and respiration IS. AT " p. M. pulse 93,
temperature 1902 and respiration 49, To-day,
at $50 a. m. pulse 80, temperature 1914 and
respiration 49, AT 1 p. m. pulse 49, tempera-
ture 98.5 and respiration IS. At p. M, pulse
SO, temperature 100 and respiration 20.
(Signed) d. W. BLISS,
j. Il. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYEURN.
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UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.

1880 P. MI
The President has passed very comfortable
day. DIR. Boynton. in conversation this after
noon, expressed the opinion that the critical
period has passed, and the President, although
extremely weak, is now out OF danger. Con
tinuing, he said:-"There is no doubt that he
viii gain strength DAILY now ana there is every
Major Crump, steward of the Mansion, and
one OF the night attendants upon the Presi-
dent says that if the President continues as
well during this week as he has been for the
past few days he WILL in his opinion, be able to
sit up and eat his meals by next Sunday.
Major Swain, who is almost constantly with
the President, said this afternoon that he was
progressing finely. In reply to question about
Mrs. Garfeld's health Major Swain said =
"Oh, Mrs. Garfield is getting along nicely. She
spends most of her time at her husbands bed
side."
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THE STAR ROUTE CASES.
Government Preparing to Try the Large
Fish" First.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The investigation
by the officials of the postoffice department of
the alleged frauds in the star route contracts
has progressed so for that it has been deter
mined to prevent the cases Of at least, some of
the principals to the grand jury at as early a
date as possible. 1t is stated that, unlike some
other cases in which the government is the
party, attention will be given to the "large
fish" first, and that the initial case will be
against a prominent politician and ex-post-
officials, one or two clerks, few contractors,
and that the prosecution and will be on the
charge of conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment out of large sums of money. 1t will de-
pend, however, upon the disposition of the
grand jury (Which meets again next Monday
to sit during the warm weather, as to whether
the case will be taken up before September,
and also on the section of the government Off
GERS as to whether other cases should not be
prepared to follow the ones alluded to i'm
mediately before any action is taken toward
presenting the case to the grand jury.
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NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking viii have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENeIIsH MUSTARD is sold by all gro
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Charged with Embedding $4,000.
GALVESTON, Tex. July 16.-F. b. Brock
telheimer, formerly Austrian consul at St.
Louis, was arrested here to-day charged with
embezzling $4,000
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In this city. July 10, by Rev. Geo. D. Lindsey
William johnson and Miss Elizabeth Lawton, both
of Portland.
IN Berlin, Germany, June 25. Albion W. Small
of Fall River, Mass. and Fraulein Valeria Mario Of
Berlin. No cards.
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Necessary to choice, 70.
Senator Baker, Speaker Sharpe and Assem-
blyman Sisson were the only ones who
changed from Conkling to Lapham.
The convention then voted on the long
term vacancy with the following result:
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Eurepeais asarHcss.

GsrGpezfs HsarRess.
By Telegraph.l
loNDoE. July 16.--American securities-United
States bonds, As, 1874.
LrvERpooL,July 16-12.3O P. aT.--Cotton market
dull and easier; a!iddlng uplands at 9-16d; Or
leans esd; sales so bales; speculation and ex-
port 5000; futures fiat.
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FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL.

Portland s7xss, W Wholesale Bsar.kes.
PORTLAND July ! 6.
The following are lc-day'a quotations of Eloor
Grain, Proyislons sc.
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND, July IS.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
ISL Commercial street:
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EseEressic Szarkess.

There has been steady demand for Wool during
the week, with sales aggregating 2,577, 800 lbs, and
prices are well maintained.
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The Presidents Mother Dangerously Ill.
CLEVELAND, July 17.-Mrs. Garfield, mother
of the President, Friday had severe attack of
cholera morbus and is now Frustrated by fever.
On account of her extreme age-81-her con-
dition is regarded as very critical.
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SPORTING.
Base Ball

At Albany-Albanys 7, Metropolitans 4.
AT Buffalo-Buffalos 10, Chicagos 8.
AT Observation-Disclosures s, Cleyelands 5.
At Proyidence-Wo rcesters I, Providence O.
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MARINE NEWS.
roRT OF PORTLAND.
SATURDAY, July 16.

SATURDAY, July 16.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora Bragg, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Barque Edwin tBrl Young, Cow Bay-coal to G I
Railway Co. Vessel to Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch Muskee, Cullen, Philadelpha-iron to Maine
Sch Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ-clay
to Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch Speedwell, Whltten, Reimbursement to
A b Morse s. Co.
Sch Nj NJ Chase, McLearn, New York
Sch Helen Mar, Romer, Boston-oil to Conley
& Son.
Sch Frank A Nelson, Thompson, Boston-powder
to Oriental Powder Co.
Sch Lucy Callahan Boston-salt to Z Willard.
Sch Rienzi, Chatto Boston.
Sch Clalssa Story, Brown, Ncwburyport.
Sch John Northrup, (sr) Girroir, Sydney, CB-
Sch Good Intent. McLain. Lubec for Boston.
Sch Eclipse, Watts, Dennysville for Vneyard-Ha-
ven.
Sch Collector, Crockett Deer Isle for Boston.
Sch Archer g. Reeves, Smith. Kennebec for Nor
folk.
Sch Exact, Lewis, North Boothbay.
Cleared.
Barque Bonny Doom. Cole, Buenos Ayres-W G
Barque saml B Hale Haven. Buenos Ayres-R
Lewis & Co.
Barque Lillian. Rumball. Paysandu-A Morton
& Son.
Barque J Il Chadwick, Foster, Sydney. CB-Per-
Barque Journal, (Br) Hennessey, Cow Bay, CB-
T Yeaton & Co.
Barque Boroma. OBJ Thompson, Musquasb, NIB
Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Mariel Anderson. Bangor-Kensell & Tabor.
Sch May Snowman. Oliver, Bath-N Blake.
Sch Exact Lewis. North Boothbay-N Blake.
Sch Arrival, Farnham, Boothbay-D Choate.
SUNDAY, July II.
Arrived.
Sch Sarah g. Ellen York. Philadelphia.
Sch Nellie Chase, Randall, New York-coal to
Randall & McAllister.
Sch Addie Costello. New York.
Sch Montezuma. Calais for New York.
SAILED-Barques II Chadwick, and Hannah
McLoon.
EROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 10th, brig Screamer
Drisko, Sagua; sch LaVolta, Treworgy, Port au
Prince
Sid FIN Sydney. CD 18th, barque Charles Loring
Thestrup Portland.
Ar at Havre 14th inst, ship Martha A Mcneil
Marsters, New York.
Ship Detroit, 1494 tons, built at Yarmouth in
| 1864 has teen sold at San Francisco. She was
loaded and ready to sail for Cork at the time of the
| purchase.
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New zsr., s,ocx an.raomev Market

lBy Telegraph.l
NEW YORK. July 16.-Money closed offered at
21s per cent. The bank statement is highly favora-
BILE, showing gain in the reserve of over $780,
000,O00
Sterling Exchange Is dull and quiet; quote
bankers asking rates, 60 days bills, at 4.S3s4 per
(of S4.S665 par valuel, and on demand 1865
against 1. S;}s4 G4.S 81 one week ago. Commercial
bills at S4.S2 @4.S2A gold.
The following to-day's closing quotations Of
Government securities
United Stares as. 1881, res and coup .----. lo215
United States 3H2S. '....'..' lOz
United States new - Z, TcG....
United States new 1 L2's, coop, HAZE
United States new As, reg ..-,,.. --....--ll613
United States new 81 coup. LIVE
racine O's OF 80. $50 .--.-s....- lou
sac following we're tao closing quotations of
stoeks:
Chicago AitjJ Procured ................16o
q. b. q S<ailacy.s,..- -.....-..-Ioo
Etie ----..-.s.-..'..,-..--- 50
Illinois Central. -.-.-..-...,..-...l3 30 ~
.ageShOre.
1ichiganaJantra 1923
New Jersey Central .'.-....--.,-.-. 9SA
Northwestern. 1880. .s-....,.-.-..1 24H2
New YORK CsntrSl- .--, .,,............ 43
hOf;a .slah;! 1oo%3
Milwaukee d ST. PAU. ...,llo12
s.. Paul preferred. 1879
anon PS3lfic stock -l29
Western Union Tel. 90. ......-..-..,.--.,..-. 9IA
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The following quotations of stocks were received
Saturday by Woodbury. & Moulton members OF the
Boston Stock Exchapge), corner of Middle and Ex-
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Foreign Imports.
SYDNEY. CB. Schr John Northrop-2o5 tons of
coal to d W Job & Co.
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Stec2s Clarke,

Daity Domestic Receipts.
IsQ water compensation t1sh Corniresi 90 q
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FOREIGN PORTS.

April II, lat II N, lon 81 W, ship Palestine, EN-
mons. from Cardiff for San Francisco.
May %. lat S, Ion 20 w, ship Levi Wade Bag
ley. from Liverpool for San Francisco.
May 49, lat n, Ion 35 W, barque Virginia. from
Newport for Bahia.
July 4, lat "a % n, lon IS 80. barque Tille Bak-
er, Boynton, from Boston for Melbourne
July 4, off Long Cay, sch Victor. Coleman, Port
Maria for New York.
July Is. lat 40 so, Ion 6S. ship Ida Lily Eastman,
from Liverpool for Philadelphia
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0ry Goods wholesale HsarIscs.


Ducks-BroWn lG12 Cotton FIannels. 7u15
Fancy 121&@161A Irvine 4 Warps 18G281s
.............. .-....... .111a913
:" Good. S1a9101a
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Ship Detroit, 1494 tons, built at Yarmouth in
1864, has teen sold at San Francisco She was
loaded and ready to sail for Cork at the time of the
purchase.
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Ar at Delaware Breakwater 10th, brig Screamer,
Drisko, Sagua sch LaVolta, Treworgy, Port au
Prince.
Sid I'm Sydney, CB, 18TH barque Charles Loring,
Thestrup, Portland
Ar at Havre 14th inst, ship Martha A Mcneil,
Marsters New York.
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Abreast with the Time

This Is absolutely true of NJ. Strickland
Il Co., of Galveston. Their Job printing o.
tablishment and bindery is complete in every
particular, with all the late improvements
and styes in type and other material, and the
lithographing branch is par excellence. Il
cannot be surpassed even in the metropolis
tan cities of the east. With skilled WORK
men and all tho facilities and appliances for
the rapid execution of work in their lipeot
the most superior quality, and at prices %
cheap as anywhere In the Union, they are
prepared 10 fill all orders from a carte Do
visite to Q mammoth poster, and to ltfo-
graph anything from the tiniest rosebud 'oa
landscape view Of Texas. So, pstronie
hem and keep y our money in Texas.
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CITY CHIT OH AT.

There are lOS telephones in use in this
CITY.
Yesterday was cloudy and tho weather
was somewhat cooler.
The police locked up eight tramps last
night and Is many DRINKS and downs.
Lewis Huber, tho head cook al the Grand
Windsor, who was overcome by heat las,
Wednesday, 10 out Of danger.
The city 10 still infested with thieves, mud
while the police are always on tho alert, the
thieves do not seem to decrease in nuns
bers.
The coal schultz OF the Texas & Pacific
road In east Dallas 10 the tramps grand
hotel. It is there thoy congrega!e in large
numbers.
M. w X Wheelock, late ticket agent Of
the Houston & Texas Central road, dined
the railroad gang at his residence on Pear
street yesterday.
Ths.ruuawAy team on Elm street reported
In yeiterday'S HERALD was net Messrs
Husy 3 Philips u stated, but that ola col
ored expressmsu.
The Houston b Texas Central pay Cal
passed up the road yesterday morning, and
On reaching Denison were 70 pay OF ~ they
came down tho road.
In this mornings issue appears the edver.
tisement Of the Kempsr family school, Boon,
Vile, Mo. Il 10 said TO DO Afst- class schoo
and hes for 10 motto "Thoroughness."
The case OF 8. D. Ritter ". the Chicago
Texas b Mexican Central railroad, for dam
ages for tho road running through bib farm
came up 10 The county court yesterday, ant
The case will DO decided to-day.
Coaline for washing clothes, cleaning
paint washing windows. washing dishcs
cleaning and removing stains from carpets
Il sxceis ever thing for general household
ne. II contains no lime, no acid, no pota.h
and will not ipjurs the most delicate fabric
Gan b ussd 10 anything that needs cleaning
Nothing like lin The bath. Sole agents
n. q. 6tarcke d Company, Central drul
slors, who guarantees Coslins.
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day for Columbus, Kentucky, to spend the
summer.
w p Wilson, editor of that wide-a
journal the Fort Worth Advance, was in
the city yesterday.
His many friends will regret to learn that
Major John Henry Brown is confined to
his home by illness.
Judge Mccormick and lady left yesterday
for Graham. United States court begins
there on Monday next.
Mics M Maud DAVIS, ono of Fort Worths
fairest and most popular young ladies, is in
the city, visiting Miss Kidd.
Mrs ALA Bradley, of Waxahachie, after
ashort visit to the family of Captain g NJ
Swnk, returned nome yesterday.
Sheriff Jones yesterday returned from
Austin, whi'her he had been TO take two 10.
sane people TO the asylum, Miss Frost and
Frank Obeman.
George Campbell, popular young msn
OF Hutchins, formerly n resident of this CITY,
died Wednesday, evening after long illne
from dysonsery.
Charity Siillwell and Loman Siillwell her
husband. both colored, were tried in Justice
Edwards court yesterday morning on tho
charge of using loud and vociferous lsng-
usge. They were discharged.
Master Bur,ia Howe. formerly message
carrier of the Western Union, who has been
out at Superintendent Bakers for few
weeks, Ia back In town. Burtie is a great
fsvoriie with the HERALD force.
Captain Riley, attorney and right Of way
agent for the Chicago, Texas & Mexican
Central railroad, 10 in tho city.
he will meet with some Of our citizens to.
night 10 tho interest Of his road.
Mr. and Mrs Ed PAlfrey and Tommie, and
Mr. Harry Palfrey. loft last night ior ,hs
north. Mrs Ed Palfrey and son and Mi
Harry Pslfrey, 70 a. far as 81. Paul, MINES.
ota, to spend the summer for the health OF
Mr. Harry Palftey. Mr. Ed leaves them al
81, Louis.
MrE.P.Turner and lady left for Fort Worth
Yesterday, whence, after q short stay, Mrs.
Turner will visit the mountains Of Virginia.
M. Turner, late ticket agent here Of the
Texas & Pacific road, will return to-day and
20 on 10 Houston. where he has accepted tte
position Of ticket agent Of the Sunset route
and Texa. & New Orleans road. During hi
stay here Nj. Turner made host Of warm
and true friends who regret bic departure
from DallaA
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SHADY View Park q.

There will be u reunion of the Missouri
x'confederstes at the above park Angus,
10th and II 1881. Following privileges are
to be sold
Bar privileges. lunch stand, lemonade
stand fruit and confectionery, ice cream
stand and shooting gallery.
Send your sealed bids TO Shady View park,
Z. o. box 1856 Extortion prices not allowed.
Stands required 10 be decorated. Bids 70
ceived up to August 9Th 1881. One hall
cash when notified bid is received and bal.
ance on morning Of the 10Th August.
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Texas & st. LOnis Narrow Gauge Rail.
rOnI.

The committee appointed by the citizens
to confer with the Texas & st. Louis narrow
gauge directory at Tyler, yesterday, returned
yesterday evening. They met the directory
and submitted their proposition, which was
not accepted. They have, however, until
the 10Th of August to accept Governor
HUbbard's ultimatum. Colonel B. b. Pad
dock, Of the Fort Worth Democrat, was on
hand with SIC, 600. right of way through the
town and county and three acres of land for
depot grounds, to bring the road to For.
Worth,
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The careful. tidy housewife, when she Is Civ.
ing her house Its spring cleaning, should bear
In mind that the dear inmates of her hn use are
more precious than houses, and that their sys
tens need cleansing by purifying the b ood i,
regulating the stomach and bowe 8 10 prevent
a.d cure the diseases arising from 81 ring ma
larla and miasma, and she should know that
there ia nothing that will do IL SO perfectly and
surely as Hop Bt,t,rs. the purost and best OF
nli medicines. See other column.
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BettertOn. Irvine Il Go,

To obtain first class liquors, pure and
unadulterated, and direct from the manu-.
facturers themselves is an exceedingly diff
cult matter. There ia one firm in this CITY
that has placed self in immed late
connection with such manufacturers and
with some of the most reliable dealers in the
country. We refer to Messrs. Betterton,
Irvine & Co., 4O7 Elm street. who keep nons
but the choicest and purest liquors in
their establishment, and by long course Of
honorable dealing, have obtained the envied
name they now enjoy. They also keep q
line of fine aud well assorted cigars at prices
10 suit the trade.