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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
: ErQmtA0 .SbOzvilIs TribOnc, Dec. 20,
FATAL DREAM,
81 - .. HaH --~--sa arHriN .H al.
A Homicide Foreshadowed.


CLAIBORNE COUNTY FARMER DREAMS ON
p ms Nladdg@gsaoorISd ina, wuclf
PROVES TOO TRUE.
, we lthpAtd Yesterday Of thc.slrangcst
event that has ever occurred I'm lhis
Stttc, ,7jnmes NJ illopFon, q wCl-to-do
oltiEeh oAClalbome eoHAg, dregnicda n
few nights ago that VIM, Fugalc, q
neigHAQr, lgdl SHOT Alm through The
ldls, tnd few days later he realized bis
vision In moro terrible form. The
giauts IN the ciseidtc 20 WtIl lHuhenlicat-
ed That they cannot be discrrUigd, how
ever loathc We may be to accord TO them
"a Supernatural origin, llops0n was a
man about forty years OF age, stout and
hearty, possessed ilnc mental Mrullir8
and conversational powers, aud bade
fair TO live n long aud useful llic.
His home Is on Sycamore Creek, In
Claiborne county,, About ton days ago,
hp came III fr0m Work, aud, ike tile la
sborlbg nlaa, soon fell asleep lie dream-
ed dllfing the night that William Eu-
gate q friendly neighbor had shot him
through The hips. lie experienced no
pain MhNtever from the wound but
placlnS his finger iu'it hctoud feel The
blood obahg out.g Fugsta cried clt;.
~ ifnVc shotyOu, 7 Eco The bullet hole.n
The dream weighed heavily ON his
mind, but his wife saw nothing unusual
about him the next day.
'lhe second night hlsrmlnd dmiug
sleep wac cVen more active tleln on the
pretdhlng night he dreamed that Dr.
DayIuclof 'Hlsewell, had amputaied the
affected 1imh,and waking ~ he rfitd,
'"Oh. Iprd,I sam .wlinCdl' Hh wife
told hhu ulat lle WAS unWeu, and shc
would sepd for a pAysoian,-
lie said, "No, no, don't send for him,
be can DO nothing fOrllne, MY time N
neat at hand.n it
: Mira. lIopson then, Feut Cor Sterling
Peurauh, d nelgliDor living near. who re-
mRned III The house during the rest of
the ntght lIo hto5c iWxi morning nm
irfrtshedby thE nights sleep, aud tht
dream sccincd TO weigh heavily ON his
mind. OH Friday last there was a
shooting matcli ~ u pleceeallcd Quarter,
IN Claiborne eonntys liQpsou md t'U.
gate both parlIeipatedco Thefuore stands
Ing % TO ", IN favor Of The latter. l'u-
gato WIS the wlpncr, but no hssai ilsfac.
iouNose NJ thty we're good fliends.--
lloueon then made 0p a iimtch, TINT was
w. take placc the fipqNt day, near hia
hoina. Oh sycamore Greek.
Y A'numbar OF fllonds assenihlod TO en-
Ragr In the sport. Fugrtc had fired
Aud lodied lis atn aaahA iIarsdn, Mlo
waaHiHndinlt hciwceu. l'urpic altd TIE
a. 1 - u.a..a 'I..lltA.I I'm ..tt, tt.,.at.
lhadehbbacktp Dopson, ltoldIng his guil
bu lila left ain, p0lnlinK tpwHr,ls Hop.
eon, thu lett hah tlXbcn inches hrl0w
ihp hammer. Through fone Incident
The qin, was iiscllaiptl the ball strilp
inpig igIopaon dHchts behltul The Tight
car, rsnalng, upward, knlipg hlmin-
siantly, SONG nav linlie,er hrp athed !,
'Ao tlsle Wis the shot
when Fpgale sawf wA9t, he bay lope
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
rindlnsasca serrm.t,sskeleton.

Thcbonct orasgg scrpont have leen
unerrtlrdflomN large mul pl. worked
by O, B. Herbert, OF Marlborough, Mon
mouth county, H.. j. 1'he lemaine were
carclully uncovered and removed 10 Mr.,
llcrbcr's house. There are forty on
iilty sections Of the spinal column enc \
one being about 3 inches tliiek mid 9 pr
10 inches IN circumicrclicei Allhchei
Nerc found fQurtUsks allh uUulu W
tccth The iu.ks are hrNr'U . and 2
inches In length, and lhuyBli.lIeJanIhu
bard ouumrL 4 piece oC Oue. Of ,bn
hwhDncsis nearly a foot long. Nh.
Herbert states that the remaineAir sine
ilar tp lhdpe found two years aEG IN his
pit, Which were cent to the. nusoiun az
Ildr College. n IL estimated tbnt Tho
monster whose remains were iOlihd This
week vas about 80 feet long. The re-
mains are IN Il very fine state OF prcsor-
walton,
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ceipt for The. same. In case of refusal
to payStEs fsfS}.aue sA,bf hieI collected
as alf6tlier ddlhIqhent taxes IRE collect

Itllsul
to paysthe fakS{due sAii he collected
as alfotlIer delhiqhenttaX aIc collect
ed.
i % He snalrrlajl, 9gnppcfgrp@rCr
SO received with The cinittals or the taX-
payer from whom received and The date
Of receipt, ana sltaIl deliver tire Same,
securely sealed up, TO the Judge of the
County Court Of the.colaity on II usliugs
Court. of the city in. which such. taxes,
llebta pNtdematbRgtIe ltVablci 1lBmS-
payer shall, therefore, lie at liberty to
iileFlHs petition sgid. -CuuItE Court
againtt Ne ConimonweIltli-a Summons
to answer which petition shap be,aeryed
on the CommonWealtll6 attdruey, who
shall appear TO deteGd the same. The
.petijiQner shall alIege that hebas tender
|cdeertin COUPONS in payment of his
taxes, debtsland demands, and prav that
II jury be empannelled to try the question
as to whether they.riEe genuine legal
coupons which are legally receivable FOR
taxes, debts and demands. Upon this
peti ipp Aa sissllceshaA ,be made III behalf
ofthe 'ConilnohWG'lth, Which shall be
tried .Ay-a- iuHy, and eithess -partys shah.
and OF anroal "a fine 'Cirerit Count ma
Cdtsrt IA 4 b6e,ls. Tfit NJ AnoiE. dcci-
deTin hNoItof the netiti6nTr fbot hc
coupons rendered bv him grc genuinc
legal commons. receivobln fnr tovfs &c'
+, ,hemthe Judgment of the court shall be
certified to the Treasurer, who, upon "a
ceiptthereof,s lallFfNcciyc said yGOlpons
fora n, c,r rofd fof Irfs toyp M 'tI ~
navor ont ofAhn first nonoy Il, tbn Trcos-
7nw in 1Fef,,encn.Jo alI otbar nI,;ns
WGe3ovc,, NM, fa,ona,,or' shaII o,-
plvaoeIny co,lrtin f.eGiSna,,Sysaiiib
f5Ti III, 4 "A i'' ~; ~, ' a'
thoriled to receive ~ rollnct ' toros dnh,a.
OF t,l6mn0bg Az 'de tommonN wbalth 7,
,dt6tr6Nb 'Gr 4 E,Jd'i'iifisiIaiiI w. ak
dutvoC ssoh. nerson toSmol,o n '"g' o,nr, "y 'o ,o
sRli' aa,sigDbR fhnI be' is rnS6v ~ rdreiyo
siad Golipons In navmcnt or snch favns
.dcbts and de,nnnds as,enoneogt6cy Lo,o
oScoi't,innd fnSha oGrni,o
and the commons which bv' W. Iou,'' "V''v, orn
iIGtuaIlv rarail1hla mon ,P,H .nc H." ,,otn,n 5
tbe conrf hcorc whom thicp KIM jrotion !, is
mmle,shnllvrern re.tba, nctiti5nss. ,osnov
hls JsS as u j cbl .oci,,, onnHty,,
or civ or ia. ,be Treae,'ror Of tho o,S 'ooni,
.mohW6aitLf amA rnnnnntIIi,fin1 r ,n ,oogi,'t
for sncIi tn2es In "nnTT, tn 'NsaHfii
eduT( siIali dircrtF Fthrneti tioner ,o dle lis
So.lppehSS ~ ,SpPn f9WprWlleh ehRll thelGI
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The Mistlnton.

II lsnntulNl .iOr, us to.sinr whcnaw
are glad, ami oarohsiugiug once formed
u principle feature at all great frnsls or
hnquetN But in latter times thc cutol
eoplnp 10 hayc been devoted to Ohfltinus
alohc, and whchue luh log was blal-
ing hightINupou Che wide hearth. and
the grwuinlsIlrluy boughs hung from
the wall and dttotatoi WiudoWs and
doorg, The Spssail-bowl WIS dncd to
oycfi'nWlhg and true friend, rlcdgrd
each other Nlthp joyful Christmas song /,
ANA under tho ml5letoe buughs the
youngpoplg Joined hauds In The old.
hshloncd thnrc and chantcd blIthc
carol 10 Which their feet kept Time.
We. Of modern days have little idea
Of the rare virtues which were once ap-
prupriaNdto The ihsilctoc. Hc WHO
hung niitbtoc hNubd his neck bticv-
Ing. That The witches would have no pow-
or TO harm him, and that Was truly a
comfortable thought IN DAYS when The
ium belief IN witches NNs ulmost uni
veraal IfhUnrnilI Bnd the celtic mn.
lions Attributed 90 mdst valuable modic-
innl properties 60 mNtletne, calling Il
on keG Ia Wales It was known RS
gl'sThci .IH
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03
Pretty Girls in Mexico,

The McXican girl has not thr life, the
yjyaci,y, The animation OF the american
girl, bat she Is very lovely In leY way,
and think her the best product Of the
country. She has the most beautiful
eyes IN the world, with soft, languish-
ing expression In them for those who
like that sort Of thing; h good cGmp.eS-
ion, not rOsy, but colorlcss, q magnitl-
cent head OF hair, aud very ehapely
head TO wear ton, slim waist aud u
graceful, walk. She perfectly modest,
In fact, rather timid, perfectly wellbrod,
and does not seem to find it duh to have
the old Folks along; Il would be hard
with her irshe did, for The old FOLKS
would ~ soon think of lriting her 20 up
In a b,uhonaa Of letliug lell NO, one Of
thcir sight. | figured mp that there
must have been at least 200 pretty girls
In the crowd, ami II was plcaslnl topNys
two hours between.9and mlQnigbt Od-
mirinw them
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03

At u recent conoeii, II NHs the aublert
ol rcmafl That IN what Zine "yuhs" fhr
aingcis were, IN commpndng bis good
Judgment, he loader will pardon ue for
Whispering that he always recommends
Dr Bulls COuh Syrup for clearing and
strengthening the voite,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03

lIAYrN1l1r Ohln. la-h- 11-1s

IN ''''' ,'N NNI'i i'Ih ~ loNN
an NerV glad 10 say have tried
llop BlhtrA. aud meyer took inviting
thai dll me ne much coud only took
to bottle. Hnd would not take 400 for
lhr good thpy Iud mt. npomnmnd
lhmn 20 my patients, aud lpt tbc hest
velllis from their use.
c. y. illp,i.p. NJ b.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-03

"Why Dcndriush h whal slprgpta us ~
saws a wdmhn'i louuiL What men
DIN e what stagg0rg them. VS.
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The Men who Succeed. C

The rg,tsdiQigeppe amgpg Of
all cnlIing', isencrgN OF gNpwcter Qr The
want Of IL. Giycnthc eTilc NnioNnt or
learning and integrity, and The same
opportunities, aud eueggy will make
one mana conQucrcr. The want of IL
win see thc other failure, Duad beats
rc all men without force They had us
! good q chance as any of thci compan-
! ions. Others went ahead bud cartel
OF the pfiles, while they werc lying by
The way Side dlspili'ed aud dcspondent.
II takes DcYc, vim, perseverance, pa
ticntcJutuuaice In Wcll-dolhg, 10 win
o great prize. And The young man who
gno- into profession without tlis
pluch and force win not earn saltto Ills
porddgc, Iie viii dlpguoug through
lilc with tic hrh, OF III, frlcndt, getting
some credit with lhcm for being Nwcll-
meaning man, M delicate Health and
mlucky. The real trouble khc lacks
energy, All the lcmDlug NJ the world
viii not qualify man for usclumcss,-
II rcquires push, stamina, vigor, colr-
age, resolution, viii, dcprmimilon-ln
one word ENrRdY, .i '''# ~
DrR.y, Pnayh pnrlo n, "!
Dear Nj.--l have advised many ladies TO
try your "knyorite l1re-criptionn md
never see It fail to do more than adyer-
tled,
M Yours truly,
Mr@ A. NJ RANKIN.
III potpa gtraaf fp.1t.,,,..r I'll
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fence oi.the Ghrisiianl faith.

Yorpg middle 0gel, or old men, suf-
fcIin$fSou nervous debility aud kin
dred Wcakic GS, Should send two
stamps FOR largesncatisc, Giyipg Succcs.-
ul treatment. WoBLp's plsrtNsAGY
Medical ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, y, y.
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"A BIZ 10 Prerept Fraud Upoa hs Coma
manWedlth aud thGeHoldersef Horse
curitios IN h6 CJiltciida oAd Disbasc.
Ment Of Reuonues.
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a y"
NORTHUMBERLAND shalt 1tnier 10 any
horAne "a h,be dhtv 'it iA 20 rollect on ~
eelJD VI III dehss be altmhnds duo the,
commbnwealth, any papers or JUSTIN
rnohit m hrlnt, Writing or engraving,
nurlrnrllnr 10 bo coupons detnqlled FROM
hou5a III ihe Commonwealth, issucd lin-
der fha Ant OF 1871. entitled an actto'
h,nd lho public debt, In payment,of amy
nnuA t. ~. dcble and demepllp, ~ per.
aon l,Fuf6Ihp0fh pNptte afc tenielcu
ANAL taA/ |4h the ramu, give tlle parry
ls..dhflII,I receipt etotlng Tint hc has
taceItaa khe same for The purpose ot
idrni|fluhllbn and vcflhratlon.
ii Ne ehAltat the same time require
eueh n 'psvcr 10 pay his taxes ip epWu
ltsal faIIor notes. OF NOuotml ba'lk
blla "a Z hpon payment give MN y ic- y.
W. .|I-sr N.H HUH"F % IifiN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
Ready For The Fall Trade !!

take pleasure in announcing our Patrons and the
Public generally that we now have on hand and a S all. e
cevlng an IMMENSE SrocK of N'''' ~
GOODS SUITABLE FOR FALL AND WINTER
Trade 10 meet the demands of our rapidly growing Bust
ness our Fall Purchases have been much larger than ever
Ielore comprising all the Leading Styles and Novelties in
uooaS oPienod Line OF Ladies listers, Coaks and
'olmans Gents, Ladies Misses Boots and Shoes Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods Hosiery, Gloves and
Notions We have also added to our Business
NEW ENTERPRISE In THE WAY OF A CARPET DEpARTMrNr
now IN order and to which we desire to call Special
Attention having ADMINISTER, MoQuErrr and VE1vrr Tap
eses and BopY BRUSSELS Etc Our experience for the past
month convnces that Selections Qualities and Prices
are meeting with Public Favor Our determination to Com
and rade by Offering Desirable Goods at Reasonable Prices
vii, be earnestly adhered All are Cordially Invited to
Ca and Examine our Goods before making Fall Purchases
THOMP SON BROS.
503-5O5 ELM STREET
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BEHIND TiiE BARS.


City Marshal Arnold saw colorcd
youth yesterday morning offering a horse
for sale and the low price he asked aroused
the suspicious Of the officer who ques-
oned him as to where he came from, and
in his excitement the youth said Indian
Texas. As the officer had never
heard OF snch, place of that
name he took charge of him
and carried him to his office and ques-
toned him closely. He offered the animal
which is worth AZ least 800 for $50. lie
told several different stories as to how the
horse came into his possession.
One was that he bought it at
Gainesville. and another that he
worked and traded for it at Wills Point,
and still another that he had bought
it from man several months ago. IL was
scene worthy the brush of an artist
There sat the marshal looking the prisoner
in the eyes, who tearlessly returned the
officers gaze, as he sat there lying to him
like gas'meter The stern, penetrating
gaze Of the officer finally p owed too much
for him, however, and beginning by
declaring he would make clean breast OF
the affair, he said his name was Henry
Woodward, and acknowledged the theft
He said that he came to Texas from Mon.
roe. Louisiana, and herded cattle for u Mr.
Dave Williams Several weeks ago he
hired to Mr.. W liam ChGddick, a farmer
| living near Plano, with the understanding
that he was TO remain with him
through the contemplating season. He tired
of working on the farm and longed to be
once more in Monroe, Louisiana. He
asked Mr.. Chpddick for his wages, who
refused to pay him, being afraid that he
would leave him minus a cotton.pcker ifhe
did so. Early yesterday morning he caught
one of the best horses on the place and put
out for this city where he proposed selling
it aud taking the train for Monroe.
\ telegram from Plano describing the horse
and thief had been received in the mean
| time. and the prisoner was turned over TO
the county authorities, who lodged him in
! Jail. Later in the day Mr. Chaddick ar.
rived in the city and his horse was turned
over to him,
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For by CRowDUs .eALDMN y WILLIAMS. Dallas Tcyas

trustees OF the schools Of Dallas county, eS-
terday. There are l0l school cOnni. l.
sionerS and 400 trustees
70 ali requiring an excellent tonic, conf
posed of natures own product, and most
inylgorating beverage, We cheegfully recon-
mend Lemp's extra export Beer.
Parties visiting ST. Louis should call on
Magnet \ Webb, railroad ticket brokers
corner 9th and Chestnut streets. They are
perfectly reliable and sell tickets to all
points at reduction on regular fare.
Amelia Rigsin flied a suit in the district
court yesterday praying for divorce from
her husband, Frank Riggin, on the grounds
OF desertion and the transfer ofhis affections
from, herself to another women, Maggie
LANDER.
Wanted-A boy to learn the printing
business. Must be bright aud intelligent,
OF good family, and must agree to remain
as an apprentice tor ut least two years.
Apply to foreman HERALD composing
room between the hours of and $50
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Douglas Brothers, merchant tailors, will
In few days move to the commOdious
store lO3 Main street, where they will dis
p ny the finest collection ofwoolens for gem
Il mems wear in the state Of Texas. Their
store is now full to overlooking with the
choicest patterns from the eastern mar
kets. Anything in the merchant tailoring
line can DE found at Douglas Brothers.
AS q standard remedy for the permanent
cure of chronic female complaints, Eng
lish Female Bitters has won the grand prize
oyer all competition in the United States.
Married and single ladies are delighted with
its wonderful efficacy in relieving them of
their troublesome pains and aches. Ifyou
need strength-ii you wish an appetite--ir
you desire iron in your blood-if emaciated
and you wish to possess more weight is
the very medicine you want
Messrs. W. W. Ross and w. X. Whcelock
made the city council a proposition at the
last meeting TO furnish the city 10000 gal
Ions Of pure water per day for $500 per
apnum, and to increase the supply to 500
600 per day at the same rate proportion.
ately. Good, pure water in quantities
sufficient has been the great trouble in the
past and the proposition is worthy of con-
sderation, and should be thoroughly in
yestigated, as both these gentlemen proba-
bly, know what they are Offering.
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THE CITY
LOCAL BRIEFS
Kead Texas Youth.

head Texas Youth.
Ihe turbd Trinity is tranquil once more.
6sweN. ~ nav '"s '''' ''s
tn aae street cutters are chokcd up with
'.sa and need cleaning out.
wanted, with reference, sales ladies and
'Pp'enlices at Baumans, 100 Elm street.
vi .ae Merry Six gave a dance at Shady
attended. ""''" was '"s'''
Inc criminal term OF the county court
ss %lourned. The civil term commences
nlratanice polish on your shirt nv using
IVY |, rs starch polish, For sale by Wal.
me stores and business houses Of our
.ISnVN friends were closed yesterday, 1,
',~s Their New Year.
na " II Bentons electrical vapor and
iSnsu.cated baths, at l00S Elm street, Is civ.
sseheral satifaction.
., Snut the thing for polishing shirt bosom
in'S aud cuffs, Dohbin's starch polish,
Mb' NJ Bond & Co. =.
q, Inc representatives OF the different lines
" s,Mlroads In Texas NEE, here today
~ ~ upon passenger rates.
on ,"e place to buy farm and spring wag
ia carriages, buggies and phwtons, IL al
REPOSITORY of Johu s witwer. 7is Elm
,,Li.os,tl,a gold sleeve button, with the mi
n =, VI, b. engraved on Il, A lh,rn
S,i WI be paid for its return to Mar
nin ue Middleton Brothers sold the 10,
Con, us .he house, at the northwes, corner q
br Ss .S,coe and Murphy strc,,s, yesterday
s, %s Mary Mcrey, Of Camden. Nj
mo Vi Browns Iron nit,ers has cuk,
Ibr " I'm, much suffering and distress result
Sp,I Hm dyspepsia, urinary ,rourle an,
larln Jugs, II has made me very rrpl
Ls,,,, my habits, ana feel IN rerlrc
ias Lille 10 very happy to,lav uos.
'uase Burke issued commissions 10 Oh,
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RUIN OR RUIN,

Rupture In the Ranks OF the Republican
Party-rhe Simon Pure win Cali "a stat,
,.onvention aud Put Straight Ticket IL
the field.
The straightout republicans, the truly
loyai mem bers OF the party, have neyel
been t'atisiie,. with tue action OF the stat,
republican con yention which mot at Austin
and the feeling II dissatisfaction that thei
peryaded The pan. has spread and grown
until 1t threaten not only to burs
up the organisa ton OF the part,
in the stale, bu.' to knock th'
of time, They declare h, at they will sup
port none butts straightou. ticket, and til,
principal leaders of the wing OF the party
have ever since the convent ION met a
Austin, been corresponding and consulting
concerning the mixed situation VI affairs
and have finally concluded to call
ANOTHER CONVENTION
for the purpose of nominating a straightt NJ
and deep-dyed in the wool stss>
ticket and support il to
the very letter, and q HERALD reporter
learned from u prominent leader Of the
party yesterday that it would positively be
called at an early day, and that Judge A.
Is. Norton would, in all probability, be- the
oue W VuI IL, WIlCn would probably be
next week, yet the exact time and place has
not yet been determined upon. Judge Nor
ton Is at present confined to his home
by sickness the effects of oak poison
ing. They are determined to ignore Davis.
whom they claim is trying to surrender
the party into the hands of the greenbaCk.
ers and independents for the purpose of
ioisting Wash Jones, the greenbsck Goliah,
into the gubernatorial chair at the coming
election, and they have made up their
minds that they will not be
used for any such purpose.
They want straight,
SIMON fURE,
republican ticket, or else they threaten to
wreck the deserters from the camps. They
avow that it is not Davis or Nolan fight,
bu. q protest against the party being pros.
tituted to the independent movement,
which they readily acknowledge has no show
or the least possible chance for VIC
/ tory. The coored voter is
beginning to realize tho true situation, "ro,
( marked u prominent white republican Il
the reporter, and when they learn that
their political guides have been bought III
to lead them into the independent cam
they will not give the move their support. :
An address setting forth their views ant
exhorting all republicans to band together
is now being prepared for distribution
They realize that they have no showing o
success, yet they don't propose that tn,
party shall get scattered,
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Markets BY TKIHGRApH.



NEW ORLEANS September II Flour In
good demand higher grades, ~ dD5S.
Corn, demand active white and do mixed 20;
0at., western, armer held at so@ss Tsxs,
Pork dull and lower, quoted o, 2,ha22s
Lard dull aud lower refined uerce l2.;
Dry sal. meats easier shoulders. packed,
l0iS6Gl0r,
Bacon easier shoulders, iOS shor, rib aud
long clear i5h,
Ham. scarce sugar cured canyns,ed, ordl.
nary, lisalSh choice, l6@i6s.
Whisky steady; Western rectlned 1 0ityl,07,
Coffee quiet steady 'obblng.oriinary 10 prime
sugar dull: fully fair ss prime % choice 81.
az yellow @ sN@st
MolAsses duh aud nominal.
Rice In good demand ordinary 10 choice,
sigh, 2o) per 100 premium; sterling banl
l@p.
TT. loris. september li-rlour lower XXX
Le5pASO; family oost No. choice I i0@AN
fall, sold down from y5h TO o!h cash; 971 u
92s September No ,, red fall. ShcSh
Com active and lower sold down from CO..
70 .ssra,h; co 10 sgf September,
Oats quiet aud lower; S3a cash, 30', october
Pork dull 70 10 bid for cash and Sc item
Der is IS asked for. January, jobbln. 90 70.
Bulk meats dull; shoulder, TO- clear III
| l2 cn short clear II So
Bacon Irregular shoulders 10 7sall. sho,
nh u'oSi ~ long clear iiS7s,' short clca
1850
Lard dull and uominal
CHICAGO
| CBicAac, September "A - Flour sady an,
UNCHANGED
Wheat ia fair aomprd and lower rfpula
gi',a9s September No fcd winter aud Vhi
| cagl ~ Ing iShttys'. cash ps',dqa sppt. mbsi
No . hlcngus pings
Corn active AMI lower very weak, CO cash
G., .td a, October
oats lnNer as. ash, 3Nt epieinb,t
Fork IN iair demand lnwrr iA7ifl4 IS cash
iaij IA fiit Il maud. lower. "A Z isal
cash and october; ii2,3li 20 November
! Bulk meats steady and unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

OXFORD 'NEB,, August 10, 1872 CARTER MED
CINE COMPANY:
GENrLENRE:-Please send me i've
walls Of Carters Liver Pills by
return mail; enclosed please find one dollar.
| take pleasure in recommending your Liver
Pills to my neighbors, and would say 70 the
people in general that Csrter's Little Liver
use, and dare say cannot be equaled.
have been using them for some time,
and find that they are entirely curing me
of dyspepsia, and that is more than | can
say OF any other medicine have ever used
Respectfully yours, Mrs. II. MARTIN.
The Carter medicines for sale by vii.
liams. loll.yer Il Walker. Dallas. Texas.