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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23
NORTH TEXAS.
THE LAND OF PROMISE AND PLENTY

II. Vast Area, Products, climate ETC
Dallas, ~ IL distributing POINT
Her Railroad Facilities, Cotton
Congresses, Manufactures
and Necessity for fheir
Encouragement Ihe
Railroad System OF
North texns, Etc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-23

To thesouthwest W
find Waxahachie, Alvs
RADIO, C)eburne, Coman'
che, Granbury snd
other points OF less note
now perhaps but al Oh
the up grade, all bask-
ing in the refulgent
sunshine of fairness and
plenty. Westward we
behold a sight that is
good to look upon in
deed. First along the
track Of the Texas "
Pacific road, we OBJ
serve our neighboring
young city of Fort
Worth, 1t is growing
rapidly and it is blessed
with railroad facilities
that are and must con-
iinue to be of great adj
vantage to it, and thus
help it on to increased
prosperity. With the
Texas 81 Pacific, the
Missouri Pacific, tho
Gulf, Colorado 81 Santa
Fe and the Fort Worth
s. Denver railroads, it
must of necessity al ways
be an important point.
It's citizens deserve sue
cess and a rich reward,
for they are o progress
sive, a liberal and an
enterprising people.
, 1881-12-13

Tho t8ehcllt S1lo Expects to Reap from
tho Southern Cotton Exposition.

Tho t8ehcllt S1lo Expects to Reap from
tho Southern Cotton Exposition.
8ptetat Dispateh to Ihe cAteaso Tribune.
l1horal policy received moro Of guod will and
benctlt fromtho Atlanta Cotton Exposition than
any other city, aud TIL there ts more or good to
follow. Tho atlrcrtising her busnesa-1ncn got
through tho tloral ship "Clty OF, Atinntn" is 10
be supplemented by tho return OF tho slip laden
With miniature cotton balcs, ornnges, lemons,
and other tropical fruits. specimens OF Georgia
products Including gold, silver, lead. mica, cop
per, varieties Of wool. etc., tho vessel beng
trimmed With cotton, the sails, tho silk ribbons.
tlaKE, and strenmcrs the product OF looms In the
Exposition. and everything pertatntnY to curgo
and rigging representing tho great world'a fatr.
making II nicncnto of which tho Queen City
may bo justly proud. - The City of Atlanta" :"
viii start on her return voyage next Thursday,
arriving Mt Clncinnuti Friday morning In chnrgo
Of Kentle1non OF The Executive Cornmttoe Of tho
Exposition and n number Of exhibitors. Tim
Director 0eneea! kinnball BY Sam W. Small, >of
tho Al tlantA Constitution. well known through.
out tho onnntry ns Old 81" cortllnl reception
wltf DO tondorc1 to tho pRrty by tho
businessman Of this city. meeting Was
hold toniRht for tho purpose Of making tho
banQuet shu,lil Gc rendered to tho exhibitors,
and that they should be mot At tho depot By n
delegation Of cftizens, and TINT every effort
would be mntto to render thoIr ytslt pleasant.
by tito Merchants and Manufacturers Assncla-
tfdn rs nh important trophy won from 4 region
from which Cincinnati hns much to oxpeot.
, 1881-12-13
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Incorporation OF New Companies-A
Now Chicago Hunting Cinb-Cancellu.
ttoIi Of Igallrohd Aid bonds.
9utstal pspatea 70 tn: Chicago 1tibunA
srR1N1SlELp. ILL.,, Dec. la,-Tho Secretary Of
State today isaued incorporation papers to the
following new companies: Tho Pilscn brewing
& Mailing company. OF Chicago, With capital
stock OF &7b,oN. Tho incorporAtora aro Leopold
]. KndEsh. Herman Spitz. and EDWARD Burtalos.
Tho liau.lia Wizard OIL Company, OF Chicago,
With n capital atock Ut t5o00ou. Tho tncor-
rorators aro LysAnder u. lialn!ln. john 4. Ham,
lln,, aud Clark IT, uamtin. Tho lloyd Opera-
House Assoolattons OF CarEolIton, With capital
stock Of xlh,NO. Tho ancorrorHfors arc q. W.
Updyke. FrHuk Vcflte, and T.. ". Ioonis.
Ccrtlneatv1 of organization wGre Issued to tho
Diana Hunting Club Ut Chicagu, and tho Nay-
mouo Cemetery Assooation, Ut Raymond TOWN.
:. Tho Auditor today canSsled 1000 Of Do witt
County bonds tesuea iu nld ut tie Gilman, ClIu.
DIvIston OF the iillnu!1 Central. Thls oancelln.
t!on wipes out tho 3l15,0O0 Indebtedness mMtlo by
the county IN ngi OF tho railroa!l. Tho bomb
huldess hAyo received for those ull bonds, wheh
bore 10 per cent intsrcst, Sl7bO OF refi,ndtnH
bonda bearing q per cent. And these hav0 nil
beon Registered tor the holders by tho Auditor.
, 1881-12-13
MURDERED FOR HIS MONEY

The uody Of \ stock. Ismyer In nLiolst.
gan Found, Horribly HIitiseted-Sut-
eide or a MM1l Arrested for tbs Killing.
lErncLr, Deo. l3+-Whilo party Ut Young
men wore hunting Saturday thoy found tho t'ohy
Df q man about alx miles fro1u Lexington, San
lilac County. Tho body WAS found nbout twenty
frot from tho highway In = pine thfoket, and tind
the appearance Ut having been dead about two
weeks. Tho skull WAS fcarfuly crushed. teeth
knocked out, and tho throat cut In u horrible
maunsr, The bouy was subsequently identified
A. that OF ono Phillips, Ut AiiuTson, H., known
al cattle-huyer. Phillips was last anon hero
about tno weeka ago at 'Amadore, two miles
dstaat from tha place whore tho remains wero
except ,ass 81 h. had !asVo , sum Of monay VIII
idantlned tho 6ody. Dixon was employed 6y
Phillips, and has boon III tho county the sreataF
part OF tho paat summer buying sto0k. lilo has
displayed largs amounts of monsy lately. On
account OF witch he has attracted sumo attcn-
tioo. Thla, tn connection With other euspleao1s
circumstances. !c.1 to the arrest Of Ul11H. This
lnoE Ming 1t waa found he had t4kon large dose
Of poison, which ho had couosaicd III hi. boots.
lie now ltes In stupor, refusing omotics. He
WAS about 10, and loavrs a wife aud chi!drea.
, 1881-12-13

NEW TUl,K, Dee. 1..--Tho r1nur OF n pooling
agreement between tho lloston l. Albany and
tho New York K Now England ltoads derives
cotor from tho fact thnt tho I!oston i; Albany
managers epnt their Presidents car for tho
Go,Gl party on tho nccnaion Of their late trlp to
lloston, and roturnod thprn in that cnr 10 New
York, giving hls3 Ill elegant repnat On the trip
zach wny. A decided lntcntlon was tnnnifastch
Dt. tho part OF tho lInston Il Albany pcopl1 tn bo
frlenlly th-posslbly-puwcrfulr rlvnls. Tho re.
port nf a lcnse Ut tho ScH York, Now Haven i
itartforti lioa,' 10 tho New Ynrk 4 New England
Iunpnny ls ruyivel agRln tn.dny. One of tho
officers Of tho former eoi,pany y guotctl Ea say
lioad to krASn certainty Ut ter cont per nr-
nun, than to onRaEr In competition with n
doub1cl track stuel4 ratfroad feuln Danbury to
this ctty.
, 1881-12-13
Four Human Lives Sacrificed by an lin.
hMto Elevator.

5psttdt Dtspateh to The Chicago 1Fttan&
MILWAUKEE. Dec: ia frlHntful nccdont oc.
CURED III rfcstcr j. v0Yol's tnnncsy, In tho
southwestern portion Of tho city, nt l:30 o'clock
this Afternoon. The building Is ak storles In
blight, and tho platform elevator was stopped at
tho fourth landing and 100 pounds OF leather
plnccd on 1t to 10 down. Five employees took
thotr placcs on tho elevator, when tho iron
ropo sltppcd on tho drum and thu elevator de-
acendcd about Forty feet at Il frtshtful rate,
entire building. Z, Echenbrodt, ngetl ~, was
instantly Killed. aud CbArles Heyor. ased
were fatally injured, tho twu tirst-nnined dying
shHrtly after tho accident. Fred Kuth jumped
from tho elevator, aud tniraoulousiy cAcApcd
With his life. The ucotdent Will cnnse four
deaths. Tho elevator was n strong platform,
wnrrHntcd to carry from 1900 to 6,000 pounds,
whlIu tho weight when 1t foil waa not more than
2,6W pounds. ~
, 1881-12-13

Tho secnnfl n,cr nf tho 1lIsu1n rck ,,rtlco IN thu
ror1hor,, po,if,o ,,o,u ,vnr co,,riot ~, NJ t,,r".
~ Mottnost "''lo 1'"''a VIVA so''P'steu oa.".u.,'
There arc now four piers remaining 10 20 built,
and theao WILL be finished by Dec. !, la5.s.
~. n ~ ,,,u,,a. ~, ,o,.,,.o,,oI,.,, cos-
Mt. - W. Hu8R1es. 'no nc"5-aFpo'ntcu oen-
crat Passenger anu TICKET Agent OF tho h1cn!-
gnu Central ItaiIroad, arrived In tho city yostor
lay and will usa,,tnu tho ,,ltfcs Ut bis nav mall
ton In d Cay or two.
~. - c,,.u,,, -. ,,,,t =. H..
'ss' =. Ai' Sul'sn' .o1 tn""s se@a.n @ Hee.' "1 eao
Union Steamboat Cumpnny at MILWAUKEE,. bus
bcon appointed agent OF the Wabash, IT. Lnuts
{. pnctn Hai, ,wnv nj Mttyyn,tkcn. nnd viii bnvo
nhnr9n nr Iii thc innjncsa oY tin comnanv M
thnt no;nt "'' Wv e''''''e'o ~ ''0 ~0AfA"' Nv
>-ss fs' $1,000. -......
Dir: J. ". Erra9uo. General Superintendent OK
the Western Division OF tho Northern rnclfto
Hallway, Announces tho appointment Of Mr..
John Muir ag Superintendent OF Trnf1c for tho
Western ntEiaon. with headquarters ut fcw
Tacoma, ". Z.
Tim 7-n,torr n,vtston Fro,pht Agcnta or tho
rni is,o ttsss1ntnm - T. n,tnTy w.-n H. 1hn " nisv
xastHsssintv ma XII y crnY"rynr1 .v,th f:"rcra1
EErn,uh.3 %nnr % Riniav rnrs r,IIn1 tho Trotrht
rottnrs ~ .hn crnn"y,. n i,,'af,osa ~ ~ n,,hiIr
intnro.f r. hnwoyar s,au y,rnrsnnt"n - '"o''3
"'o'ea'' a""o'e'' ""s '4"'@"'sS"'
The position 0f Assistant General Passenger
and Tickct Agent OF thu Missouri Pactne ltal lwAy,
Inteiy held bY Mr. o. NJ. ItugHlcs, who rcsignod
to ncccpt thu position nf General Passenger and
Ticket Agent OF tho Michigan Contrni, hIla bcon
diyilstt ~. Nr. Charles u. Klnnnn VIII hnvo
tho pos1tlon of Assistant General passenger
, 1881-12-13

8pse}dt Dl1Dateh to TIA Chttdao IFibNNa.
MAElTow0c, WIS, Dec, 12.-Ths bodies of
Willie and Josie, tho two Oldest Of the three
johnson buys drowned hore Saturday aftcrnoon.
woro recovered last night When thcy wero
brought homo thetr mother was thrown Into
srasnis. from Whiuh sto has not yet recovered,
aiin Iles " ofoa! coa4ioh Ihs "sy ne 90.
boys brake through tho lea. and tho two younger
oncs wont tu bis assistance, and, Ia 1ndeavorlnx
to rentl0r hiul ntd, they also broke through, Rp1
all throo wore drowned.
, 1881-12-13

VICTORIA, u. O., Dec. 1.-The American bark
TWenty"tTst of May, bound tru.n Vatparalso for
Port Discovery, ". r., In ballast, asruck on the
rocks ysaterday near Race llocks Lighthouse.
Tbs vcssel s reported full OF water and lies In a
@ yofy @ @p.sGa,msus , ESsltion: T. s 4ssEed ahs w!ls
Whra all rescued. Tho bark was built At Doatpu,
and owncd by partk9s IN Valparaiso
, 1881-12-13
browning Of Two Lads bY Breaking
rIlroligll tho Ice.


BpEfsa9 ItpaEth 10 IN C8tteoo 1F3bWMe.
aHEn0Y0AN, Wis.,, Dec. 1s.-Lato Saturday
AFTERNOON. wlitlo skating upon tho shcboygan
Httcr, two boys broke through tho tcc which At
no time ibis yoar has beon safe, mud before a.
a!at1acp could Feach them werc drowned. Their
bodies Wcrc recovered tho aame night. They
Merg buys of about II ycnrs ult-one the son Ut
q. W. Meyer, Of this place, tho other Of William
Ocmnn1.
, 1881-12-13

NETnuT0, N. y, Dec 12.-Tho lirst reglllnr
passenger train from Fishkllt Landing to Hos
ton over tho Now York t. Now England Railroad
left the former pnco this morning, and tho first
CARLOAD OF freight was transported across tho
Hudson River from this e!ty to Fishkitl l.Mndlng
tnaRy with0Iit breaking hulk. 1t caul0 oyer tho
Now York, Lake Erie s. Western ilailrona.
, 1881-12-13

KASsAs Cry, Dec. IL. D. Kinuan hns becE
appointed Assistant Gencrat Passenger Agent
and ]. L. q. Charlton Assistant 1eneral Ticket
Agent Of tho Missouri Pacific and leased lines,
III p!nco at O. w. NupRlus. WIN recently resigned
u tAlse tho Gonernl Passenger AEuncy uf tho
MichlGan Central ltAtlrpal,
, 1881-12-13
Damages Recovered from the Wabash
Tkont2.

Bp.efa! Dtspateh to The Chte1uo Tribune.
CANTON, I'll. DGc. Elm tho Dc Witt County
Circuit Court tho tlA,nnGs suit against the Wa
bash 1lHilvny for tho death Of and injury of
shipment Of cnttlo while In trnnalt Was decided
In favor Of Dir. niaok, tho ownor, and s., f,lW
DAMAGES allowed.
, 1881-12-13
Killed Whalc Attempting to board
Moving ESAIn.

Special DApatch to 1bs Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, neu ls,-Last night, while at
tempting to get OH a moving freIRht-trstu on
tho T.. d. s L. lioad near Warrenshurg, In this
county. William Tucker. farm labofos, fell
beneath ehe wheels, and was 10 badly mnnglel
that lie died Ju u fcW hours.
, 1881-12-13
Liver Complaint,
and HOT Bll.rEIl8 will euro yuu.

II you have \ complaint which tow urdes*
atund ind none will Ntvu You efodtt for-an e..
feH1lea CuRdttloRt 4 GpHHHusS thF1lGh1lt lh0
Whu3e bystent tHltchtnH or tho lnFGr llmosi
desire u ny MI to ple1us, Hnd f0Ar t!IAt Jua
will \ htc4dy tlss 1T strength and hoalth.Rny
at thcsu aytnpeuMN shUw tluk yDA arc sulof>
Ing fEolu li1ut hydsa.headat disease
Nervousness
and HOP Bl1'rER3' Will enectun!!y cure you.
, 1881-12-13
Cleanse, Purify;r and Enr''n
tho Blood with

Hop 6ittel5, .,o.,orf
AND you will hare no sickness OF suaerins'o os 'S~
bills ~ usy.
HOP Al1srElk8 fnf
aAn Elegant, Pleasant and Refreshing FFendsline
6tck.toom, Drinks, &aa llnpura Mststt snt cicapt41f
thom haxIl,sss, sKeetS1ipK the 1ouSa' ~"
tA9 ttQQ2Ach.
, 1881-12-13

Et.KiA,T, Ind, Dec. ls.-Thn Chicngo, Wa
bnsh 4 Michigan Hallway Company, who arc c1-
tending thofr llno TO tho lake. hnvlng faitol to
mnko arrangements tn liso tho track Of tho
Lake Shore t. Michigan Southern frpIn Goshen
to E1khnFt, will proceed Mt Onco t0 lay Il trick uf
thor uwn. Tho work Is being pushed vigorous
Iy, aud Will toou 10 completed.
, 1881-12-13

kANsAs cl1y, No., Dee. Ia Hook Island
freight ooliided NTH Wild train on the nsnni-
lal near Kearuey thls Afternoon. Both engines
were completely wrecked. In the Hannibal tho
asemep was tetRlly Injured, md ~ engineer
, 1881-12-13
md brnketnen. M wrll an tho nngsnHer and
brNkrmcn Of the Hnck Island, wtre seriouAly
injured. Tho bInmo IL nut rot located.


NEwAnK, O.. Dou. 1g.-A collision In tho flristos
tunnel Of two freight traina yesterday on tho
HhNwnnq Dlyfton Ut tho tlnltItnDre l. Ohio iioad
wrecked tho trains and scnlted engineer Frnuk
Andctaon to ttouth:
, 1881-12-13

CHAnt,EsroS, s. G.. 1,co. H.-Tha. Spanish
Bteatncr Vidal, from Savannah fnr I1nrralnna,
was luwcd tutu port tOtlNy With It hrpkon snaft,
, 1881-12-13

T1Kht boots made comfortable. Use Curalino
on your conn. 29o, Fuller Fpller.x4 Aa1ket-st,
, 1881-12-13

fordei thur, In tho curly future to receive tho
products ur tho Hrcat West md Northwest via
liug tht Ia i,>t roundabout, aud therefore will
not be ~ expensive lii freight eharges as ut
present.
The Con,n,isrlon systcn,-rao.v Tho Ize-
form CAN tBs Accomplished.
The General Passenger and Tcxgt Agents
who intend to attend tho iloettng to be hold at
tho Graiid rActllc liutcl In this city next Thurs
tay fur tho purpose OF tuklng tscnsures to brlng
nbout reformation In tho ticket commission
system uro already beginning to nrrivc. Tho
meeting promises to be onu OF tho niost ,,un,cr-
0usly y.Mttenttett und ono Of tho most important
ever held in this city. IL ia expected TINT from
100 to TO OF tho loaLlsx roads IN tho country Will
bU represented ut this nlcntfng. The movement
tn stop tho payment OF commissions for the anle
Of tickets to ngents mud othors iuts moro sup.
port atitt favnr tnat ws Fot,nrnllr supposol, tho
southern rs,atls particularly betng n favor OF
ivads or 50 nrv known 70 be opposed to tho re.
i!r1n. Anong thes9 aro TUG Erlt'. Grand Trunk.
ksS ssk ..n HH paoy Ill., s%svst SS ed es cness 5i
Interfere win carrying out the proposed tueas-
mres II III tho other liucs. aro In earnest, and
ten can iM abolished without tho aid OF tho
nbovc" nAinCd rOHdE. II tho r1tAt1B represented
at tho injecting would unanimously axree to pay
no inoTe commissions for tho EH1u Ut tiokuts,
and prohibit th1lr aRertH frpu receiving COM
missions, tho rofor'n would he accomplished.
luz FuNsts ,t'susiuR NJ tonie tntV sha hFFhnKc-
itilss IN tho agreement wnnA rcsnve TINT Mt all
junction tH,utk, wlOr0 thnst roals nrs puying
,tr", " ~ ~! Rtu ,, fH !, \. " sas
t.sn culHss.ou , i!teel ~ t4e puunE. ~ IS agreed
taat suc" atton ,o,, Moutn soaat ~ tno cutting
o. t,a..i saiea ,.a, y. aucn 1uno1on ponta sup,
% ~ aTcs Just as rpcb @, tsca cut s*H' Is Il that s
amoint % WY patd ia dltess to .ho gassonserS SUCH
stubborn snl ln"ds 4 to terms within shurt ins;
lney W9nan M sno's e. Taaes ~; CUT o. nea1y a.
i sst ths Fatss = she f1sas H. A she ssab'sattas
@ iso.,a tew po'n outy: iMe,e ti .ossGs wotiM
@ soo .,1oG =, rg So o"s 5nSy "GH M , po "y
.nS ~ u shn ,a q fota-
,,,u ~, ana ofnefs. r.
faaron.ls WI! !'o s.e.tly nensse by s1yink Tho
!nfEG ;. t!.s =. .f 'nm rGsu IN ant Vt cu
sss nns ta0y ~ "oH asp s ns hs n6e +" make
'hoIF business --
~" ned IN pnckar.s Iry.', 70 i i.e s stv',pcI. s
It, l. seems TINT tho ,. Southern Hallway stra,-
s"s" ii ri ae naso l1s e"t
ss xssss' sps s: 0ss sess ;' eess
oey IL orss ,o .o
ihis rrsctiee the l.ato Committee q Ihe south:
W;; vneb 1SSs .t es tue
xstsa y Gs.sGnss rowsfs sfs n.rr m,.
yr9s Sns Mor se dsssrr91s f
snon ootn'a Gu tue aotuat property shpped;
'oMGteaG5i Mrs5"t,i rnot ,xho, ,o,,,,,,,, ~ ,,b.r
Wili M % ,,aaS q .ho proper otloaf for lilo DIS.
ehtssxe S ''Ifa Eat aTs Il ito duty Of nj. receiving
, 1881-12-13

Crushed to Oaxtll by tho Cars.
8pssta1 Dttpateh 10 1hs Chteaso Tribune,
ToLEno. O., Dec. l2.--0eoree Davidson, a
Lake Shore oar-repa'rer. was crushed between
ths hutnpert II two freight cars on the Aiddlo
wife and child,
, 1881-12-13
Warning Rallroad1t;mployes at Cross-
ing III tosvn.

Special Otspateh to M Eateueo Ifttuns.
Sioux CRY, H.. Doc. IA passenger tuat In
on the btllwankce {; Ut. Paul train rcparta q
stato Of sicge On TINT roati ut Emnottsburg, In
Northern IowA. Tho truck Of tho burlington,
Cedar ltaplds & Northern Road rcAahod the
crossing Of tho Ut. Paul &; blllwaukea ou Sum
day, and that might tho burlington track layers
put IN tho crossing frog. At II. IN. loday the
Ut. Paus & Milwaukee tora up the fgng, and has
sinco keat engines running over tho crossing
alto. The west.bound pasaenaoE-traln on tho
et, Paul s. Milwaukee WIS kept standing Oh tho
.Fossix " until IN onKlas could by brought II from
Muukuo & Ut. Paul, with hta Hoasltnastor ".
Pennington, and = larKa torGo OF sections me.,,
represent tho milwaukee, j. Ut. Paul, and tho
trhck-NyctA ArD theya 10 net fur the burlington
& Northern. The trouble Ii aMiu to have startsd
Tram Tue refusal OF tho companies 10 tnalutaia
tho cruising about which In nil this row. 1t Ii
repprtea that tho burlington 4 Northern h4ve
applied tn Judge Weaver Ut AIKnuA for relief,
and that tho matter will 10 brouRht before that
court,
, 1881-12-13
Organization Of tho cincInnatl, sslnaA
4: N&allts Iiuad,

REE.AA, Ala, lee. E.-Frcd Woltfe, Financial
blAnageF OF the Stranger syndtoute, whtch re-
ceutly bought tho 6oMa T. Grranab0ro ltallEoad,
was tuet by tho following gentleman from Cin-
clnnatl; ThcGt0ro Cook. President OF tho Ctn-
cInnati, New Orleans i Texas raoin0; George
7. Doughty, Secretary: Edgar u. Johuton. At
torneS; and LnllB krhhn ana Thomas uof, d.
clnnatl. hcln.a 4 alob!lo Company, md elected
Fred Wolfe fttssdent. TIeodor0 Cuak Vice.
r{ssaxnt NJ Mssnsn gym sssre'a.y aad
Ircasusor. Fred WHllte VI 4lnntx0lnory. Ala,
ThcoloFe Cook, EdHur u. juinsou, George r.
oinna!t, SamueI 4. Carlton of Nos.on, =. M. sbel.
Ky ct .ss!ma. Al, Al nd Taoa,as + Aou!nao Of
They will work tho Cincinnati! Southern to Chat.
tppo0ga, Iqun, the Great Southern from Chat.
, 1881-12-13

Congssted Liver II Frequent IN tie
spring,
And 10 relieved by {ho LiItls L!Yer PQls,
, 1881-12-13

IL you hare san.o Of roIRht ar fuiIoesstn
The stt'1lhclt@ nchnnKcAhlb *ppetttu. aonletlnrs
Init lom spirits hftur Il tull mGnI. with sevesa
pain for sUtt11 tfnu aftGr cAtlnRs wind rialnt
I'M tho stomach 1ouf htUtINctl: vomiting and
ftntterlnR ut tho >It Of Tho stomach, and uore.
nGks uveF Il; nAuAdS, h1.tiuthe, Or sun4o OF
these syMptunx, y14 uto suuGrIMg from
, 1881-12-13
Cleanse, Purify, and Enrich The Blood
HOP BITTERS,
And yon will havo no sickness, or suffering, Of
dOctotA' bills to pay.

u you have nausea. nant OF apnotlsc. hatu-
!ency, @ Mis1amess Mnd Il feyeEIfh , nyMpt9nls. I9u
Dll"fE'ts IL tho Surcat Cure.
II ynur vttal forcos aec depressed, II ynu haTs
fucing OF KunerAI Innstuttn md weakness
hro GnaiIy fnttsuGd, pcrspltn floG1Y on CuInl "a
stcup nrn short VI hrCnth on uYnEy slight at.
foTt, md have Qentral fsGlIHH uf melancholy
aad depression. You nt0 suffering from
, 1881-12-13
nor BIITEHy.
READ 1T ALL.
IT MAY SAVEYOUR llrR
Hop Bittcrs
The Purest and Bee+
MOtllolrtO over made.


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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-06-25

door to speak to her, when lie noticed
the snake crawling along the lath at
the top Of the crib. His head was
extended down between the lath a
foot or more, and he was slowly
crawling to point just over Mrs.
Feathers head. Bailey at once at
tackled the reptile, and gave it blow
that knocked it down to the ground
on the outside Of the crib. While
looking among the weeds for his
snakeship, Bailey heard a scream
from his grandmother. Running to
the door Of the crib, he. beheld the
serpent peering up above the cracks
in the bottom of the crib. Before he
could get to it, it attacked Mrs.
Feather She squatted so that her
flannel dress touched the floor, with
her back against the wall of the crib.
The snake struck at her, and caught
his fangs in her dress between the
hip and knee. He then attempted to
coil himself around her, and repeat
eddy threw his body with great VIC
lence against the side of the crib
which Mrs. Feather was leaning
against. She being against the wall,
he could not throw his body around
her. Bailey Fawcett says that when
the serpent would strike the side of
the crib, the blow would sound like
the crack Of a whip.
All this occurred in a very short
time, for Bailey got in and attacked
the serpent as soon as possible. But
he fought to the last, and did not let
go his hold in the dress until he was
cut nearly in two. The snake meas
ured over six feet in length.-Ktng-
UOod JouTR2l.
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On the third and fourth pages of
this issue of the New DOMINION will
be found the receipts and disburse-
ments of Mohongalia County for the
fiscal year ending May 31st, 1881.
Every item expended by the county,
for what, and to whom paid, will be
found under the proper head. We
think the interests of the county have
been well taken care of, and the off
GERS who transacted the business are
not afraid to have their accounts
scrutinized by the public. The ac-
tion of our former county court in
publishing an annual statement of
this kind was wise step and led to
its adoption throughout the State.
Our county is, financially, in good
condition. The delinquent tax list
is almost nothing and the greater
part of that is due from the poll tax
of persons who have removed from
the county since the assessment was
made. While there are comparatively
few individuals in the county who
are very rich, our people are in COM
Portable circumstances and no one in
absolute want.