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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-06
STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
municipal Elections In tho state
colonel Noble Not 10 Resign the
superintendency of the Il. &P.
X. k.-l.and Certificates Is.
sued 20 the ID. & W. X A.
Generai Jones Very III.
Waco.

Special to the Herald.
Waco, April 5.-The State Medical ssso
clalion was called to order at 10 o'clock this
morning by the president, DR.. Fitzpatrick, OF
Navasota. About seventy.dve visiting phy.
sicians. representing all sections of the state,
were present. The address of welcome In
behalf of the medical fraternity and the
people OF Waco, was delivered by DR.. ID. r.
wallace, of this city. Committees were then
appointed on special business, and tho
association adjourned to three p. m. The
afternoon session WAS devoted to tbe
reception of new members, about twenty
signing the roll The association is in
session tonight but mainly on
preliminary business, looking To- earnes,
work tomorrow. DR.. Bib, the secretary Of
tho association, and who is a leading physi.
clan at Austin. is at HIS post, immersed in
business. Many additional arrivals ar,
reported on late trains tonight, and il /,
thought one hundred members will he pre-
sent in the morning Among the no,abili,ie
present are DR.. Ashbel Smith, of Houston
or. Rutherford, and Dr. HerG, of Sar
Antonio. The doctors attend grand bal
tomorrow night
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PNtriciale I'm lnslinnn

Cincinnati, o., April GA special from
Csnnelton, Ind, says an old man named
Richard Welch, living ut l,erby, Perry
county, on Friday saw his son, Monia, watch
Ing nini, as he was entering the house of his
psramour, aud he shot i've times at his son,
missing him. On Sunday Monta and
his mother, who had been
consulting lawyers about proceeding against
the old man, met him on the road, when he
drew pistol and said one of them must die.
Menta at the same'tme also drew pistol
and fired three shots, one piercing his
fathers brain, another his heart and the
third his abdomen. The son and mother then
walked oil, leaving the old man lying in the
| road.
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Hampstead.

special TO the Herald
Hampstead, April 5.-District cour
organized yesterday morning, j udge lsurkbar,
presiding. But little business was done to-
day. The civil docket is light. Three
murder cases are set for next week.
The municipal election today resulted in
the choice of j. A. Pebbles for msyor:
John w. Ellison for city marshal
D. D. Buchanan for assessor and collector,
ana j. A. Meyer for city secretary. One
alderman was elected for each of tho four
wards. 'o''
The Ba,chelors' club had splendid ball
last night at Bone's hall. The beauty and
chiyyalry of our little city were out, chasing
with merry feet the flying hours away.
The two-headed boy, with Punch and
Judy, monkeys, ETC., is on exhibition to. o.nipht
Il. T, Hsmbn, of Houston; N. Holland
and A. Chesley, of Belvillc, have been in
attendance upon our court.
Cotton Is nearly all planted. Corn is up
Ills good stand and ready for the plow. '
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OPPOSED 20 Rrndlnugh

London, April 5,-The Daily Telegraph
thi' evening saysit has been finally decided
that If Brsdlaugh is reelected to parliament,
q motion will be made from the conservative
side OF the house that in view of Bradlsugh's
religious opinions and the findings of two
select committees, and of Bradlaughs evi-
dence before the two courts Of law, to the
effect that no christian oath is binding on his
conscience, he will not be permitted TO take
the oath in the house of commons.
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New Orleans Criminal Matters

New Orleans, April 5.-The supreme
court to-day affirmed the sentence of Charles
Johnson convicted of setting Dire to cotton
aboard the ship Iron Cross, and no was sen.
Tt ,eheed TO twenty-five years at hard labor.
Inc court slso confirmed the sentences of
MARIN Nolan and Alex Giles,
convicted of the murder of Alexander
L. Meade, In Algiers and sentenced them 10
she penitentiary for life The court also sf-
hrmed the sentence Of Dick Richards, col
yred, 70 nve years IN the penitentiary for
.he kiinng OF cambridge Robinson, colored,
~ aprii last. The ceases of Mamie Alphosse,
ohevilion and Farrari, convicted of the mur.
ger OF Robert Burton, and the Defiance
oso'hers, for the killing of Mix, were fixed
Tor argument on appeal, Nav 7th.
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London, April GA dispatch from
ConstanIinople says, after conference on
the Greek question on Monday, the ambassa.
dors sent the identical dispatches to their
representative governments, endorsing the
reports of their deliberations and stated that
they recommended the collective action at
Athens, for the purpose of urging Greece 70
accept the porte's proposal.
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Military Rcyi


Athens, April 5.-The ruI
which had been fixed for tho
on Monday in tho presence of
queen, the Royal f.mily and Enc
Tho king presented new color
regiments, and expressed his M
tho bearing of the force. lu'
critics present were astonishe
progress in the training of -
enthusiasm prevailed. ~
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Special to the Herald.
Marshall, April 5.-The municipal election
to-day, passed of quietly. There was no
opposition to thc democratic ticket A yery
small vote was polled. Tho vote il no,
counted, but the following are elected: Up
Hamley, mayor; J d Adsir, marshal; A Q
Clark, treasurer; w G Rudd, assessor and
collector; l. p Wilson, city attorney. d b
Dupree, secretary; T A Elgin, 0 w Brown
aldermen from the first ward II Kretz, w
N Robertson, aldermen from the second
ward; Q IL McGill, w w Heartsill, aldermen
from the third ward.
A dispatch has been gent to the st. Louis
,Ia,9be, democratic that it WAS rumored ths,
Colonel No6Ys:ISsS,rrs' superintendent OF tho
Texas Il Pacific railroad, Wa Wa 70 ", resign his
position. Colonel Noble informs you, cor
respondent that there is no foundation for
sne .n , Iumor' lie is deservcdly popular with
all classes, and II is hoped he will remain
where he ia.
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whitney.

special TO the Herald.
Whitney, April 5-The city election
passed OIL quietly, with the following result
Mayor, A. L. Westbrook; marshal, j. N
Delsm; aldermen, Q. @. Hicks, O. Il. Wall.
,,nng, q. ". Reed, 5. d. Pate and L.
Quite iire was averled yesterday morning
oy Mr. Newman, who, was on his wsy 70
market ABOUT 4 o'clock u. M, and found a
can Of cotton saturated with oil under Tho
frame buildings OF IL. @. Ford.
a writ was procured to day for w. Il.
Sorrell, who is thought to be at Wssahachie'
and telegram was sent to the sheriff Of
Ellis county 10 make the arrest. The cbnroe
is assault with intent 10 murder,
Woatherd dry. Farmers are having TO plan,
their corn over. The first ro,ied In tho
ground.
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Cabinet Meeting

Washington, April 6.-To.aay's cabinet
meeting WIS devoted almost entirely to con-
sidera,ion ofthe financial questions connected
with reiunding operations, and maturing
bonds. What conclusions, II any, were ar
rived at, have no. transpired. No allu,ion
whatever was made to the disputed nomina.
tions In the session to-dny.
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The Chic Earthquake

Athens, April 6.-The government 10
sending = number of surgeons and some
money to Chic to relieve tho overwhelming
distress caused there BY the earthquake Sun.
day. Three thousand IL still maintained %
mp probable number OF killed and wounded.
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A Jackson, Miss, Murder

Memphis, Tenp.. April GA dispatch to
the Avalanche from jackson, Miss, says las
night man named Brenham was fc
lying on the sidewalk with his tb-
Suspicion pointed TO negro VIII.
seen near the murdered man jus
discovery of the murder, Seas.
murderer was made, aided by ~
and and resulted resulted in capturing ms.
body. The prisoner WAS pu
feared tho negro will be lyncj
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Death OF Ru Editor.

Columbus. Ga, April 4.-Jowett q. Do
vo,ic. chief Of tho oditori,l staff Of the In.
quirer dlcl this morning after u shor. III.
meas, aged forty years. He was a son of
tho eminent baptist divine. Rev. j. Il. De-
Vote. d. d., and he has been CONNIE c,ed
with Journalism At Columbus, since lsGO,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-06
Tennessee Funding mn, pa..o.,

Nashville, Tenn, April 5.-The vote 70.
ieosng tho funding bill Ito fund the state
debt at ono hundred cents on tho dollar and
three per cent INTEREST," has beon rcconsidered.
and has just passed the senate. Il is row the
law, and Is only waiting the signature Of the
governor.
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Austin.

Special TO the Herald.
Austin, April 5.-Gonoral j. b. Jones IA
seriously Ill.
Judge Winklcr arrived this morning, and
appellate court will do business 10. o.morrov
Iho supreme court meets tomorrow.
Lieutenant Murray writes from Corizs,
that his company captured twenty ono head
OF horses from horse thieves.
Inn attorney'goneral yesterday recon-.
mendc1 1the issuance of land certificates 10 tho
issued tJAdsy. 0 "0'0
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Washington, April 5.--AmonQ the nomi.
nations sent 70 the senate to-day wsre W. w.
Holden TO bo postmaster At Raleigh, N. o.,
and Thomas II. Price Ut GAll1sin, Ten.
no 5eO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-06
Rise In the missouri River

Omaha, Ncb., April 5.-The Missouri river
has risen to eighteen feet above low water
mark, and continues to rise slowly. Consid-
erablo damage is threatened TO establishment,
on the river bottoms ii-os in tho smelling
works arc put out. A much greater rise Is
anticipated from the breaking of tho gorges
ahnva
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-06

Chicago, April 5,-In the municipal elec-
tion at Dubuque, Ia, yesterday, with three
tickets in the field, tho democrats we're sue.
cessful and elected Louis Hosmer mayor
Il This conflicts with dispatch from
Keokuk.- Ed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-06

London, April 6.-The word says II Lord
Bsaco sheld rscovors, he will probably
70 mally resign the conservative leadership Of
he present session Of parliament.
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Bren nhapss .
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Bronham, April 6.-The election passed on
quietly. Tho count is not completed Kur
was reelected mayor.
Judge j. II. Ca.tin, seventy years Of are,
died At Travis, Austin county, to-day. o.
The circus drew slimly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-06
Michigan, cities

Chicago, April 5.-ln Michigan the demo-
Gratis carried Ipsilan,i, Ann Arbor, Jack
son, Muskegsn, Flint. Saginaw and Holland.
The republicans secured Lansing, Niles,
Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, Adrian and
East Saginaw,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-06

London, April 5.-The Time, }
bulleton says Lord Beaconstlel
quiet day and was free from
breathing. Tonight there is sligbb
Of fever.
Boncouseld. Va oHi,h ,ssss' pssS At 1915 to-day say.
Some freshI9 = = lsed tolerably quiet n
which :: gout has appeared in his knees
paiieI explains the feverish symptoms. The
amt continues TO take nourishment,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-06
Democrats Elected,

Keokuk, April 5.-The democrats yester.
day elected Louis Hosmer mayor and Henry
Barks recorder by decisive majority.
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BeabenssIeid Better.

London, April 6.-Lord BosconsHsld
maintains bis Improvement, although .hors
10 s,ill causc for anxiety.
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Paris.
Special 10 the Herald.

opec'ai VI the herald.
Paris, April g. Tho city election
passed OF vory quietly to-day. Gibbons,
Republican. beats Scales, democrat, tor MAYOR
by ~ votes. Four aldermen were elected
all democrats j. 7. Berry, Let ward. A, q,
Can't, 2nd ward; Tom Broad, Ord ward, ]. 4,
Gaines, 4th ward.
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WHO is HE?
THE BEST DRESSED MAN In DALLAS


filling all the with will
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-11-05
GRASSES FOR DECORATION.

BOUQUET or vase OF properly dried an
t.astefully arranged grasses of the more
graceful sorts, is a Try llt asing decoration
tor the parlor or tting room in winter.
The beauty Of a grass depends largely neon
tie delicacy of its flower clusters. and the
graceful and orderly arrangement of the
,,nmicle or ''head" As q type Of beauty
among the larger grasses. n long feathery
plume Of the Pampas grass may be chosen,
and indeed it is very pleasing object when
preserved in its original shape and color.
We must here enter protest against the
violation Of nature by dying the plumes Of
grasses any co.or whatever. They 10 our
taste, cannot be improved upon by being
"!Ored deep crimson, IN unnatural green,
or unpleasant back. Cruises for their
greatest beauty should be gathered lust as
they are fully in flower. and hung up or
ss,r I'D ont to dry in IL place that is free
irm dust If u grass is gathered after it
is beginning to mature its seed, the floral
parts will become brittle and soon fail to
pieces. aud ia to he the objects of beauty
Tat they would he if gathered when lust
ut the opening of the flowers There are
number Of native gra sea that are worthy
of a place in such a coll elton. In general,
it may he said that any grass that ia attrac.
tive for its delnacy. grace and color while
growing III the tie H. will not be s,,ppoint.
ing when it is tas:efu!ly arranged in the
house
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-11-05
ToyBsToN ! LOGIC.

Here are a fewgocd old eritaphs gath.
cred from Engl sh churchyar.is. A pun
upon John White is the first:
. Here Ties John. shninE light.
N.oa name, i.ie. action. all were White"
vii INN Wilton, buried at lambeth,
certainly did not write the epit phi which
bears relation to him:
Here lyc,h I'll. ,sly # ". W.
Mh..e. IA rr Will tronbic y''' trouble y"'.'
No. we may saf,ly ,sset did Owen
Moore hn.s Ii PIN the following:
'.own ,orc s. "on" an,y.
Cvi.. ..... titan he .ol", !my."
Ot.cv cpit"phs ere delightfully."- circum.
.tant ri. s,., h as hat U,i JOHN Adams:
. Her lie. .'n'.n !, lam. vlor re.iy"i a thunp
ia -ill u!,..c;., frun t'c "a. i>i' G'uni,.
Or hfve Il to,ch of io.l'r in them, us
this une i,o., Newbury cAA,scii.a
Her. lay. John, with Mary his lr,,.'--
In.A lv,,i ana they i.gilfL M.,ilr hey was able
Aud ~ has. wa< obi Ic,l To Nn'H. H4!d't t'' th'1.
Or ,rc SUI: s'ivelv 'aronic. as il. the fol.
lowing iru!n sant NJ ch..cI S, ClouAeu
l,c, i.untoL:
'.l'.,"r ,rs. wrapped in s!,".
tn bnniy af " iI,i:l Wriy:
| ..i,c ,iu iiurr to say.
One Mrs, s'au.e gave ocrsso on, VIC are
tui.l for lie io.iow ng:
''i!,.e los. cot .l,Nu like iir'n? frat.
Ti.t WIG deacon AMOS S'u.e:
S',r ,io II lax II. ia, ,nnr' coffee.
\. ny p,nliu. eighteen ts,ry."
James N,ntt OF course took no part
in tie .cilco ton Of this clfusion;
~ rost beneath this thur, hyrrl stone
lie, >rinsy Jenny Wyatt:
T. he iii I'd "lIr nln:, Just II. ten.
A,u .a.., II Inner hy it,
use.u, hint is wrapped mp in the fol.
lowing:
:" ri =. = ,,.i;. >':o'. .!amua"y. :.@,o."
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-11-05

A TELEGRAPH STORY. MFR. W s. John
son, the author Of Telegraph Tales is
responsible for the following story: I'm
winter of lc'n-:l, one Of the operators
III the Western Union office ut Ru>t,n had,
til erileltic fit. His med ;c:l "ttend,.t
spoke to him. cl,a'ed him. and made every
'ff,rt to arouse him. but in vain. Suisse.
rncntly one OF his fellnw-opcrators drew a
cs'air up to the bed and took the pat ent's
hand in his As he did SO he noticed u
feeble pressure OF the fingers. which pres
SIRE presently resolve itsi into dots and
dashes. family communicating to The tao
tile sense the words wv hiatt doc tor
h-a.y a-b.o-u t III -" Asked VIII ther he
conld hear what was said to tin. the pr
tent signilied assent by Il 81 ght mot ON
with the tips of his finger. and the result
was that his fellow o,,-r,tor cot f,on III.
patient enough, dots and ,lasl,es to .,e scribe
his feelings TO tie physician. who was thus
unabled to apply the neces AIRY renel'e,
1t is certain ,hat no o.iter method Of com.
municating was possible under the cisrunl-
stances. since the sufferer from eo lepsy,
although he could hear could neither =, ,eals
nor move any Of his muscles. except those
situated in the gital exiyenlit.es. ",.i
those only with tie faintc>t requisite in
electric COMMUNICATION
IMPORTED AND HOME INDUSTRIES.
The ". J"mfs G"seftc says: MANY OF the
new industries have within the past ten
years been imported on, Englan into the
United States; others are Of indigenous
growth. The utilization OF cid she's ia
profitable h,silexs. 1t has been i 'scnverel
hat three principal uses are made Of
them : first, those not entirely worn out are
ratcl's Il up and sod; Others are cut in
hits. and the hest pieces used for pa ching
!urposes; while the rema nt1er il con. c,t-
cd into Jamaica rum. The shoes are b Vi ell
IN pure spir ts, and IRE allowed to stand
For few weeks, the result Icing su,e.
rior quality Of Jamaica rum. which IS said
to be in graft demand by druggists who
want good article. A still more inpen
ious business. it is stated il carried on at
Boston. A firm in that city manufactures
honey and the honcyco,nb The cont, is
moulded out Of paratlin wax. in coed i,ni.a.
ton OF the work of the .'ees. The cells
are then filed with simple glucose, which
is the sweet princi. lie OF corn, and the com.
pound is exported to the 'mothes m,l-,y
us the he t clover honey. although it was
never heard Of by bee"
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R,".D pA!SviNG.--A yo"n, italian
PALMER, Si%ncr t'arls. VII" has just arrived
in Paris. has been astonishing n select circle
OF spectators with some wonderful per-
fnrn.~nces III the way OF rapd execution.
A member Of the company choo>c II sub
iect. End without n moments reelection.
the painter rloc,,,i- t. depict it on large
canvas. six l.rt by three In four or five
INMATES the picture is finished and reilcte
with details Oi ro,r.c. bin. produced
ut such Il rate. the wuIk !eu,e much to be
.i..ir.l hat. a. al instance OF lightning
s,.et ,nr,him,: wi;ha harmonious eHsena.
biz. it is >i.nlsl. marvellous.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28
Death Of Rev. Samuel Beckett.

AT a regular communication Of Hnyn, ~
Vile Lodge No. 1863. Free and Accepted
Masous, the following presmbie and rr~o-
lutions were presented and unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the All WIS.,
Jehovah Of tins terrestrial ball, in dl-pcn-
satioH of His providence, to take from our
midst our beloved brother, Rev. SAMUEL
Celestial Lodge above, where the Supreme
Architect Of the Universe prcsidrs; there
fore.
Reyolrod. That while we bow submissive
~ to the will of the Supreme Grand Mas
ter of the Universe, knowing that He do
eth all things we'll; yet, We feel that in
the death Of our beloved brother. Masonry
has lost one of her much loved members,
the Church worthy and exemplary Chris
tian Minister, his family kind aud aff,c-
tiunatr father and husband, and society
one "f it, mnch loved jewels.
Reso'red, Tha, we deeply sympathise
with the brrraved family of our brother,
aud tender them our coincidence.
Resolrcd. That this Lodge he draprd In
mourning, and Thar the members wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Rosoired, That the above lie spread upon
the minutes of the Lodge, aud that the
family of our deceased brother be- furnished
with copy, aud that copy of the same
be forwarded To the editor ct the Claiborne
Guardian with request to publish.
JAS. }. POTTS,
II. W. KIRKPATRICK,
ID. l.. flOILE,
Committee.
September i7th. 4. ID. ISL.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28
W. w. FARMER,
Counselor In Law and Equity,
at Law and Solicitor ia
Chancery,
noaroe, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana,

WILL practice in the Distuct, Circuit
w and Suprrnr Courts ct the state at
Luui-iana aud IL thu United States Will
devote sn-cial attention tn the maintrn-
ancr It fogdf tax titles and {" the anuni-
IA, ~ of others.
n. B-My r.sigHsiioH ~ JHag" af The
Court ot Aplrsl- has been forwarded. q"
take -.i'ri september 2i-i l--l. III time for
thu OrtolcT terms ui thu |. =. District and
Cirrnit Courts aud nf the STATE District
Count, ut M.,Ir~, Ort"l"r al l--l. ! III
trnd Ia r,.-nmr the practice ct my rr"i'~-
sion nn strrtl, business mrih"d~, pnnrfnai
attention and rrompt correspondence; Z"
the exclusion If planting, politics and aff
other occupations.
August =, ieSi. 3lm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-28
PROFIT AND Loss.
"PLANTLRs, BEAD THIS"
Why some people never get along.

II il not because they don't work hard
enough, but brcsus- ,hry don't know how
To- manage. For instance, two-thirds of
lS-l has already passed iuro "h~curi,y; now
how many planters and merchants can we
fnd hard Mt work trying to solve the old
problem Have made any money! and il
not. why mott The most Of them will at
tribute their failure to bad luck. but that
is false impression; it is simply that they
did not know how to manage their bust
ness with that accuracy of judgement that
shonlh be attached to every business,
though it he n peanut stand. W. know
that terrible calamity has befallen the
planting interest this season. and general
short crop will I've made; but even 50. and
in the very face Of the gloomy outlook,
with pr"per management, you can make
what little you have count to u great adj
vantage.
Now, having called your attention to the
evil, W" propose To show you n remedy, aud
We will guarantee you that You win If you
follow our advice. The first rule il, that
your money is The only flirnd yon have,
aud that Is long as he sticks to you, be he
i'll large or small bulk, you are all o X.
When hr once deserts you. To- and behold
all the rest vanish. Starting out with that
view, the next is to take proper care of
that friend (cash) aud be very careful how
you invest him.
In view Of the dull prospects, the aver
age merchant this season is looking blue;
bat not SO with that live firm of ZODIAC.
Oh, no; for considering the fact that the
| crops Ill be short he has made arrange
inents TO occupy the entire huilding form
erly occupied lay Mr.. Alex. We'll, aud his
/ agents ia the Eastern market. are daily
buying largely from the largest and best
manufacturers Of that sectiun in or,lrr to
have the advantage in styles, quality aud
prices in every article pertaining to first
class establishments
1t is Il common question, Why can Zndiag
undrr>-ll any house in this section If the
rnnntiyi Echo answrrs, brransr they have
a large experience in this business from
childhood, have always done a cash bust
rrS~, having lA.ru established in the State
since ia. and 1T all times selling the best
g"ud> ini The least m"ury-ihrir wonderful
secret l. knowing how aud where to buy,
aud 10y continually having good buyer in
the city of New YORK. This SEASON. above
all others. the stock has been laid in IS ~,
a full view If doing the leading husinrss
III This srctinn Of the country. aud a Gus
tntucr can d-f'rnh that noihtug hHt first
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