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and insured for same amorn', Green Bros,
were fully covered by insurance. McCane
Bros saloon, adjoining Green Bros, were
insured for 1890; loss, 81 coo. EtchinsOn d
Hendricks stock house ETC., lost 5000; IN
surance, 400. Phillips Bros house also
lost, occupied by Green Bros fur.
niture; insurance not known.
The fire is said to have originated in the
rear of Etchison & Hendricks saloon.
HillSboro has not had fire in the bust
ness part of town in several years.
The case of the state vs. g. Mercer
Smith, charged with the murder of William
Henderson, colored, was concluded Friday
and, as usual, verdict of not guilty was re-
| turned.
A young man by the name of Carr shot
and killed a neighborhood boy, near Gee
ola, Friday by the name of Wiley. The
particulars are not yet known, Carr has
| He'd.
:. The army worm has made its appearance
m this county, and has almost entirely
destroyed the wheat Farmers here will be
forced to replant, but they will not do So
until frost
Dallas is doing a good trade with our
merchants here, and will continue 10 do So
if Fort Worth and Waco don't undercut her
on prices
District court will adjourn next Satur.
| day. There has not been single conviu-
ton so far.
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Liberty took place to-day Of the workshop
of NJ. Gazell Gauthier IN the presence Of
Senator Laborlarfe, Mr.. Morton, the Amerl-
can minister, members of the American
legation and a distinguished company of
Frenchmen and Americans Nj, Morton
drove the first rivet, and addressed theCom-
panv as follows: II accepted with great
pleasure the invitation to be
present on this occasion to com
memorate the sympathy and friend
ship so long existing between the
two leading republics. After explaining
the measures of the reception creation and
maintenance of statues and other steps
which congress has authorized, he testified
to its gratitude for so solicitous an interest
and sympathy from the sister republic.
Mr. Morton added that the illustrious
names of Lafayette, Rochambeau, MOBILES
and others assisting in this new
evidence Of friendship of France
have long been household words
in the republic Of the new world
since their ancestors gave their blood and
treasures so freely to secure others indepen-
dencc. To this illustriOus roll may now be
added the names of Laboularic and Bar.
tholdi. France and America have, during
the last few days joined in celebration Of
the browning victory Of their allied
armies. To-day We raise monument
to Liberty to stand at the entrance to The
great harhor of the new world as an ilIumi
mated emblem between the two republics
which shall last for all time
Lahouchere responded in French The fol
lowing is translation of his remarks
The friendship contracted q hundred
years ago between France and America
has undergone no change, In all Of Ameri
cas- trials the wishes ofFrance have beel
for the maintenance Of the Union and the
prosperity of the great republic, This
statue has been designated os an advisable
emblem Of this sacred friendship. May thC
next century awaken some echoes in the
breasts of our descendants so that they
may celebrate as we do to-day the fratcr
nal union which time will only hay,
strengthened
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Railroad Notice.

There will be. held q meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Dallas * Wichita Railroad Com.
pany At the general Office of the company, In
the city of Dallas, on Thursday, the 18th day OF
December ISL, for the purpose named IN the
following resolution.
Resolved; That meeting of stockholders Of
the Dallas& Wichita Railroad Company be called
to meet attho ofllce Of said company In the city
Of Dallas ut the hour Of ~ O'Clock noon the 18th
day " December A, d, 1881, for the purpose of
deciding upon tho amount Of not exceedn,
twenty thousand dollars per mile, OF bopds
which may be issued and negotiated By this
company for the purpose OF completing, cqniping
and improving It's Inc OF railroad, and paying Ms
indebtedness, from the city Of Dallas TO Denton,
In Denton county. as may be determined, and 10
hr the. rate Of Interest on such bonds, and 10
authorize said bonds to DO secured by flts,
mortgage on tho property. franchises rights and
privileges OF said company, and tina, notice of
said meeting be given, a. required by law. And
al me same time and place thers viii be held a
meeting OF the board OF directors OF said cor.
may como before IL
Dallas, October u ISL. in. McCoxstar
seey Dallas wichita Raiirosd Company,
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A Timely Warning, or the Experience OF a
mlnister

If you suffer from general debility,
brought on by too close application to bust
ness and excessive brain work; or from in
creasing prostration and sinking spells, that
even rest or removal of the cause will not
relieve, make haste to do as did reverend
friend of ours He secured from his drug
gst bottle ofBrown's Iron Bitters, having
heard of its merit from physician who
told him not to take any other Bitters or
Tonic, for with the exception of Browns
Iron Bitters, they all contained alcohol,
and had failed to give his patients lasting
relief; nor should he take any other prepar-
ton of Iron, for, with the exception of
Browns Iron Bitters they all blackened
the teeth, and often gave headache, which
Browns Iron Bitters never did, but in fact
cured headache. The effect wasmost salts
factory; he Immediately realized wonderful
results His old energy returned, his nat
ural force came back, and he felt himself
altogether a new man, full of health.
strength and vigor, and he has continued
to remain so ever since. Now he recon-
mcnds Browns Iron Btters to all his
friends, which we unhesitatingly do to ali
our rcaderS.-[ Globe.
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COURT DECISIONS


Term, 1891.
FIX parte Ed. Godfrey; from Galveston
county. Article SIG ofthe code Of crimina
procedure relates TO persons convicted o.
misdemeauor, but cOnicrg no authority on
| the county officials to take person from
jail charged with felony, and put him t,
work, as in case Of conviction for misde
meanor, Affirmed, Hurt, j.
d, c. White vs.. the state, from VaI
Eandt county. In the absence of a state
mont of facts, this court can consider Ia,
record only with regard to the suflciency o
the indictment and the correctness of tn,
charge Of the court. The grounds of mo-
ton for new trial in this case relate entirely
TO questions of evidence, which, not being
before the court cannot be considered AZ
lirmed., White, p. j, This isa conviction
ofmurder in the FIRST degree with the death
penalty assessed. -REp.
james Hay VS.. the state from Wood
county. 1t is incumbent on the state &c
prove an ottcnse not barred by the statute
Of Limitation, but when nothing in the evi.
dencc raises a doubt whether or not tbs
prosecution was barred, there is no occa.
sion for instructions to the Jury on the sub
ject. Affirmed. White, p. j.
Delphino vs.. the state; from Guadalupe
county, Exception to the refusal of con
Nv Wv n,;l W. ~ proper pll
t;n s'o th ,,s 0" or WI npt 'eNTT lhe aG
d TU'' nou '' oU'' iri, fa1" i he m,a
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to defendant nor ground of review unless
il be made to appear that prejudice has re.
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DEFERRED KILOGRAMS.
A nrllIIant Reception.

WARRINGTON, October 2l,-The reception
ofSecrctary Elaine's tonight at Wormley's
Of the French and German guests was one
Of the most brilliant ever given in this city.
Among those present were all the members
Of the cabinet except Window and Me
Veagh, judges Of the supreme court, full
representation of the diplomatic corps
United States senators, army officers aud
journalists, Secretary Blaine received the
guests at $50 and introduced them to the
visitors. The Marine band enliyened the
occasion. At II o'clock magnificent col.
lation was served This closed the formal
attentions to the distinguished for
cign visitors. The German guests
leave for Baltimore and the
west tomorrow, and the French will re-
main until Thursday when they 20 to Bos.
ton To-day both delegations, accompa
MED by the assistant secretary of state, Wis
tied the naval academy at Annapolis.
Up to late hour tonight Governor Nor.
gan had not formally accepted the treasury
portfolio, and it is not certain that he viii
dose, considerations of health and persona
business preventing him.
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Tarrant's Settler Aperient
For sale

Block q, S NJ situated near the crossing Of
the Texas Pacific aud Houston * Texas Cen.
trHs railways, In East Dallas. containing 4 l.g
acres of land; Y fine, native forest growth, ana
y prNirie, bounded by swiss Avenue. Good
Live Oak and COntagrtl streets, and inclosei
with good l'oiS Il Arc post and fne plank fence
No healthier or more desirable place can he
found in the city, On II are five dwelling
houses, The main building Is concrete ana
frame, with two rooms 20 feet square four rooms
Is feet square, dining and cook rooms, yerandns
and balconies, Belonging to- are good stables
outhouSeS, horse lot and we'll OF cool, pure aud
never falling water. The other houses are for
tenants containing from two 70 four rooms, with
Enclosures Of 5Oylc0 feet and supplied with
water from u well OF excellent water In thC
center of the block. For a large iuanurac,ury /,
oilers superior advantages Ond facilities. At A
depth of twcnty-Seven feet water in inoNhauN.
tblo quantity can he found and track of two
blocks will connect II with the I, n Y. or II. a
7, c. railways--in fact with the whole railway
system OF the city For investment. the emf.
taliSt can find none safer or better ii Is offered
as whole, lfnot sold soon u will be lensed for
termof years or partitonod Nnl offered for
sale IN lots TO suit purchasers, For terms. etc
apply TO JONES 4 MURPHY, N>''
..---. Land Agents 40 Main Street, or To
JOHN J, GOOD,
Attorney at Law, go Elm Street
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Probable Patrlcidc.

WmEELIyG, w, VA, October GA spe.
cial dispatch from st, Clairsvillc, Ohio, to
the Intelligence says that on Saturday night
James Weir struck his father, General
James Weir, in the face, knocking him
down, since which time the general hns
been unconscious and death is expected at
any moment The parties are the father
and brother of George W. Weir, now in ial
for The murder of Riggs last Christmas. The
affair was occasioned by the refusal of the
old gentleman to sign paper giving his
only daughter to the guardianship of lady
in town. When informed that his father
woNIl die the son disNprenred.
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Young blood In the senate

There have been, perhaps more changes
IN the personnel of the United States senate
this year than have occurred during any
other single year in the history of the gov
ernment. Since the Sd OF last March TWEEN
ty.ono senator's have retired by the expirs'
ton ofterms, resignation and death. An
other feature of the senate Is the unusual
number of young men and q men oompar'
one senator's who, when the senate meet!
Monday, will have taken their seats In 1881
only halfa dozen can DO snid TO have at
tsined national Observation-Disclosures
Star
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CH,RLEsroN, s. C., October 2i.-Tho
whole city has been given up to-day to the
cnt 'rtainment of the visiting regiment from
Connecticut, Business has been in a great
measure suspended and even the banks
transacted no business that could be avoid.
cd The feature Of the days programme
was a grand review by Governor Bigclow
and stan and Governor Haywood and staff
Tonight Maynt Courtney held reception
at the Academy Of Music which was large
Iy attended and at which speeches were
made by the mayor, Governors Havgood
and Bigelow, Ex-Governor Jewell and
others. The Connecticut troops will lcnyc
here tomorrow morning via The VIRGINIA
MIDLAND, route, and may stop for one day
~ Washington. Governor Bgclow and
stat! will leave here tomorrow night for
Augusta, where they will spend Wcdnes.
day aud then proceed TO the Atlanta ex-
position.
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pHrL,pEtrH,, Pa. October 2i-The
Pennsylvania railroad company determined
to-day to increase all through passenrer
rates from the east to points west of Pits.
burg, to take effect to-day, Tuesday. The
new schedule of prices will he from Boston
TO Chicago and Cincinnati SIS, to 81. Louis
$l1 The rate from New York, Philadel.
phia, Baltimore and Washington 90 Inc
above named points will be one dollar less
than that from Boston, viz; $ll from Chi.
cage and Cincinnati and $40 to ST. Louis
An increase in rates is made for othegcom.
petl.ive points
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The French In Tunla

IoNooH, October 2i.-The Paris cores
pondent Of the Times says. NJ Faurc
lionaparist deputy of the department o
Algiers and military critic, who has been o.,
q visit to Tunis, publishes statistics. show
ing that since the commencement of IN,
Tuaiaian expedition the French troops
varying in number from 5000 to $500
have had from 1000 to 1900 on the
sick list, Deaths from disease have been
300 typhoid fever being the cause of
parent, of the mortality. A dispatch from
Sarleoing to- the Times says cholera and
is at a stand.still, nearly all shops being
closed, Not single European has escaped
disease.
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Settling Differences.

CtNciENNrI, October 2t.--The proprietors
Of the Iron Mills have been In conference
all day with representative workmen In the
mills, and the conference Is still In progress
with fair prospects ola fair settlement ofoll
points of difference. The workmcn have
conceded their claims so FIR as to agree Ia
accept Pittsburg prices In the sclbbing and
scraping departments, and the proprietors
have agreed to increase the number of mon
at the furnaces to equal the number EN-.
ploycd at P,ttsburg ID. a similar way.
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ROME, October 2i--King Humbert will
leave for MANAGE Wednesday next for
Vienna 70 meet the Emperor Of Austria on
the 9th instant, and return on the 3ist.
Sunday being the anniversary Of the en-
gagement between Garibaldians and Pom
tical aouaycs in 1861, there was popular
demonstration on the spot where il oc-
CURED. The police removed Il crown bcar-
ing the words 'Italia Irrendenta" from a
troe whore Carroll fell Ricotti and Carr
5aldi addressed the crowd
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ACTIVITY of the Teninna.

LONDON, October 2l.-Wall, editor OF the
Roscommon Herald and member of the
land league, has been arrested and lodged in
jail. The press association remarks the extra
ordinary activity Of the Fcnians in Great
Britain, Paris aud America, and SAYS the
names and residences Of several cOnspira-
tors are known and warrants have been in
the hands of the police for their arrest for
several months past.
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SnREvGPoBr. October 2i.-Engineer Hol
land and party are within twelve miles of
this city, locating the line of the Vicksburg
Shreveport & Pacific railway. Manager
John Scott, OF the Erlanger combination, is
expected here daily to select site for the
bridge over the river, II
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Anderson, of Returning Board Fame
Bcutcn,

SAN Francisco October PA dispatch
from Eureka, Nevada says that James
Anderson, who made national reputation
in Louisiana during the political troubles
of 20, and who has lately been editing the
Leader there, was assaulted last night by
William j. Penrose and beaten over the
head with u revolver. His wounds may
prove fatal.
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rrenoh-American Claims Commission.

WAsHGNGToY October 2i-ThQ French
and American claim, commission met this
morning. +. l.. Grimand DeCauy, acting
as provisional agent for the French republic,
has been appointed permanent agent by
the French government. The commission
granted Cannessce the privilege of filing an
additional brief upon the question of the
rights Of administration before the commits
sion A motion was made to consolidate
and make out cause of the cases of Ferdi-
maud Caisan and others, and of Mrs Quey-
erois but was resisted by the counsel for the
United States The court took the motion
under adyisement, This claim arose
when these parties were living together Us
husband and wife. Afterwards Caisan went
to France, and his wife obtained divorce.
Caisln presented his claim first and his
wife, Mrs, Qucyerois, afterwards presented
the same claim in her name. The counts.
sion adjourned until Wednesday next.
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uILLSBORO,
Correspondence Of the Herald.
HillspoR,

Correspondence OF the Herald.
HiLLsBoRo, TExIs,
Oct. 9th, 1851,
James d, Averitt, late Of Nashville
Tennessee, who killed Kit Hunton here a
few weeks since, was released yesterday
evening on motion Of his attorney-the
grand jury having failed to find q bill of In.
dictment against him.
several aoars ass or Mex * destroyed
hut, as usual, in fires of this kind, the suf,
ierers are the insurance companies. VIM,
Cameron owned the Palmetto hotel, valued
at $1,000, insurance, 5000. q. ID. Turlton
owned the building adjoining and occupied
by Green Bros, furniture, valued at $eDO,
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The charter Of the Fort Scott. 81. yLouis
IL Chicago Railroad Company was filed on
Thursday with the secretary Of state Of
Kansas, at Topeka. The capital stocksis 81.
10000 and headquarters for business at
Fort Scott w
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Notice to na,lroaa Con,rao 49,

railway, In Arkansas.
Prices for grading, rs to Il cents,
Clearing and grubbing so to SIS per acre.
specihcatious and profles can be seen a, the
once OF the chief engineer, r, l.. Cobb at Little
Rock, ARK, or New Madrid, Mo y =
send bids 70 me at New Madrid No., or corner
Fourth aud Pine streets 81. Louis,
GEO. d. HUBBARD,
Chief Contractor.
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The Chicago a. Alton road has agreed to
make special rates to commercial travellers,
and sell thousand mile tickets at the rate
orone aud a half cents a mile. This is the
cheapest rate that any road has ever
nt11rp1
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RomE. October 2i.-The delegates an.
pointed 10 conclude the treaty Of commerce
with France will return to Paris Wednes-
day with full powers, ."T
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TRACKLAYERs WANTED.

Wanted by the Texas Trunk railruad com.
pany, inexperienced tracklayers, 10 whom good
wages and steady employment will be given
lor year or longer Apply at olice OF on the
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Tranee ana America

pApa, October 2l,--The ceremony pf
riycting the parts Of the Bartholdi statue Of
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II XII r.
TEXAS { PACIFIC RY.
and its connections form the
Most Direct and Quickest Lin
FROM ALL POINTS IN
II f. x. AS

North, East and Soutba
Trans leave Dallas Station as follow,
EAST BOUND.
No. 4, local passenger.
NV' = H'"lI ana express. n
WEST BOUND.
No. 8, local passenger.
NJ !, man and express. .....,.. s s.Se n
@, Nos, ! and run daily between AbtiiiSSo P n
and Minneola "Nen hesthelfon
Nos, l and connect at Abilene wtt
modalon TO and from Greton S5i min %iss accom-
CONNECTIONS -"Ae'A gt
r Al IeXarkana with ell trains ON tbo Q.
IRON Mountain and Southern raj inV ." Louis
points North, East and Southeast iot at
AZ Longvlew Junction and Mineo,. ,u,.,
IIaihs on International RAILROAD Sor VIA IA al
raiestlne, Houston, Austin Galveston ~ ma ySist
Antonio "'u san
At Dallas with trains Of the Houston =
central railway for Corsicana, Meyis pvo, ie1ss
Waco, Calvert Bryan, HempstcoJ' ppreln9nd
ana all points in Middle and Southern Ppssunan
AZ Sherman with II: Il T. c. r. R, for nojr,.
AT Fort Worth, with stages for nj, no,...,
Western Texas III al polnbin
New Orleans -'''e' steamers fci
PULLMAN PALACE sTEEprNc o.n
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-13

lie made in that way, and the labor
spent over il is only half or quarter
paid for.
The first necessity IN setting milk
is perfect purity Of place and sur.
roundlngs. Then there should he
the following adjuncts;
A moderate circulation of fresh
and moist air.
Shelves raised at least three feet
from the ground.
A temperature not over co. in
Summer, and not below 4jy in Win
ter.
Perfectly clean utensils and very
little light.
II matters little how or where
these conditions are secured that
they are secured is sufficient. The
following reasons may be given, viz. :
milk readily absorbs odors and the
od0rs are concentrated in the cream
with stagnant air the natural Odor Of
the fresh milk, which is disagrceable
W 1blHt Ilti NDllN, tuIiOl Dt ItflONtl :
IN the dry air the cream becomes Of
Il lcathery toughness and often pro-
duccs specks in the butter, and always
makes an inferior quality. When
milk is kept on the ground in cellar
or milk-house, it is brought into CON
tact with the coldcst air in which all
the bad odors Of the place are con-
densed. At a higher temperature
than 60 the milk will sour and often
thickcn before the cream has risen.
and TO have the best butter, the
cream should be taken from sweet
milk. At a lower temperature than
ij the color OF the cream is much
lightencd, and the butter will be too
light in color; besides, there is dan
ger Of freezing, and frozen cream will
not make good butter. If the milk
pans are not sweet and clean. the
milk will sour to soon. With too
much light the butter will not have
the rich, deep color that is desired.