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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-13
Democrat or Republican,

Since some Of the papers in the State,
protesting to be Democratic, have con-
demned the manner of Jesse's stalking
off," and have been severely criticising
Coy. Crittenden for the persevering
manner In which he has been hunting
down these notorious bandits, the
Gtobe-Densocrat, and other Republi-
can papers, call Jesse the democratic
1T. James,"
The silly twaddle by some Demo-
cratic papers has given the CD. the
opportunity tn try to fix q stigma up
on the whole Democratic party Of the
State. Here is the way the great ire
ligi0us daily" handles the subject in its
last Sundays issue:
"The Democratic party of this State will be
apt to divide into wings on the event at st.
Joseph last Monday. There will be the
james wing and the anti-James wing"
SIT Is very well for the State Of Missouri
the Democratic press on the James matter as
he did on the subject Of calling an extra ses-
sion. The Democratic papers would have
been three to one against cutting OF MIR.
James in the prime of his usefulness"
"tAre the people Of Missouri expected to
rise up and ayenge the death Of Mr.. James,
who had made travel by rail dangerous, and
established other conditions of bafbarism.'-'
Cincinnati Commercial.
Certainly they are In Democratic Con-
ventiOn of this State Tomorrow, the brother
Of the late lamentsd Mr.. James could beat
Governor Crittenden for any Office whatever.
He might not, for prudential reasons, care to
present his own claims, but the James men
would beat the Crittenden men every time"
The truth is, Jesse James was gem
nine Radical of the old type, going
about with his gang robbing and shoot
ing, much in the style they did i'm these
parts during the late days of the war.
OF course. il the CD, could getenough
Radicals 0f that ilk into Democratic
State Convention, they would be- very |
sure to beat Coy. Crittenden or any
other good Democrat. We insist that
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-13
SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue and authority of an execution
issued from the office OF the clerk of the
circuit court of Iron county, Missouri,
and to me. the undersigned sheriff, di-
rected, in favor of Mark Canman, plain
tiff, and against Jas. Il. johnson. de-
PENDANT. bearing date April Sd, 1882.
and returnable to the April term, 1882,
thereof. have levied upon and seized
the following described real estate aud
property, lying and being In Iron county,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-13
NUMBER 80.
FRONT ON. MO-.
THURSDA APRIL ID. 1882.

Col. Jno. B. Williams, the veteran
editor of the Fulton Telegraph, died on
the 9TH inst. He was I'm his Goth year
and had edited the Telegraph since
1870
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-13
Sheriff's Sale in Partition.

By virtue and authority OF an order of sale,
made by the Iron county. Missouri. Circuit
Court, at the October term (1SS1) thereof, and
to me directed, in a cause wherein John L.
Eldridge is plaintiff and Wesley Sisk, Burgess
Sisk and Hubby Sisk, Elizabeth Sisk (now
Simmons). Mary j. Sisk (now Brewery and
her husband. Josephus 8. Brewer, and Sarah
A. Sisk, Hiram A. X. Sisk. James G.. Sisk aud
thomas j. Sisk are defendants, will, on
Friday, april 18th, 1882,
at the east front door Of the Court House In
the city of trenton, Iron county, Missouri,
and during the session of said court, between
the hours OF 9 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. m.
of that day, sell at public vendue, to the high
est bidder, all The following described real
estate, to wit:
The southwest quarter and lot number one
(1) OF the northwest quarter of section one ID,
in township thirty (3O), north. of range three
~ east Except a school house lot In the
southwest corner of the southwest quarter
aforesaid, of forty feet in width and sixty feet
lengthy; for fifty (51) per cent. cash in hand
and balance to be paid within six (6 months
with approved security.
ap6n3S WIN. A. FLETCHER, Sheriff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-13

Those troublesome diseases peculiar to
women are caused by relaxed and tiabby
constitution has not been completely sap
ped, Leis' Dandelion Tonic, taken persist.
emily in small doses after meals, will effect
speedy and permanent cure. In any case
1t will afford great relief and can do no pos
sible harm; therefore try it. A bottle costs
but one dollar, to be obtained at all druggists.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-13

Missouri, as the property Of the ab"ve
named defendant, and described As fol-.
lows, to wit:
Lot 3, Block 6, Ghermanyille;
And will, on
Friday. April 2Sth, 1887.
at the east front door Of the courthouse.
In the city Of Ironton, Iron county. Mis-
souri,, between the hours Of 8 O'Clock A.
N. and o'clock p. N. Of thar day, and
during the session Of the circuit court,
sell, at public vendue. all the right. title.
claim estate and property, Of the aaiss
defendant. Of. in and to the above de-
scribed real estate and property, for cash
In hand, to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said execution and costs. 6-3S
WM. A. FLETCHER, Sheriff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-13

az 4. 0QAA per day at home. Sample worth Ss
Xl E NV free. Address srlxSoS = Co., Port
land. Maine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-04-13

PELoUBEr ORGANs-Are at the head for
q strictly first class Organ. At prices within
the reach of all. Nv. HANDLEY & Co...
Cor. 10th & Olive Sts., st. Louis.
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SAID Board " meet
the County Clerk
GATH. 1899,
ssnyh Land
JsRAL1 No this 6thda fApru1S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-19
Washington AdvIces

Wa. hinSton, l8.-The family and re-
m zius of the late Minister Hurlbut have
arrived by steamer the Alaska, at Pan
anna.
Secretary Chsndler was sworn in tc.
day.
Secretary Folger has approved the ap-
pointment of &. D. Rockwell, brother
In-law of President Garfield, f r deputy
collector OF New York.
TIE Mason case was called this after
noon, and was postponed tia toe cad OF
the assigned cases, and will be reached
about tn end Of the presenL term.
Hurlbut, editor OF the World, writes,
asking = hearing before the Shipherd
investigation committee, and will be
heard on Thursday. Shipherd will be
Kept here till Blaine and Hurlbut tes-
tify.
Miss Ada Sweet was nomiba.ed pen
sion scent at Chicago
The circulation of standard silver dol
lars Tor the week ending April 18th,
1852, was Sl39,50O, as against $123, 497 in
the, corresponding period last year.
secretary Teller has received his COM
MISSION, and assumed the duties of sec
retary of the interior. Retiring Secretary
hlrkTood Introduced Secretary Teller
to the heads of bureaus, and chiefs of de-
parlments. He leaves tonight for his
home in Iowa.
Senate combinations: henry G. Hall.
minister resident of the United States to
the central American states; Thomas
Adsmson, Pennsylvania, consul at Pan
ana; George Maneh, Tennessee, United
States minister snd consul general to
Bolivia, VIM. L. Seruggs, Georgis,
United States minister to Column bis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-19
Fire Record.

Chicago, 1s.-Specisl dispatches hsv-
ing given exaggerated figures regarding
the loss by lsat nights Peoria fire, the as
ISOLATED press agent there made inquiry
of Oscar TursI, the proprietor of the dis.
tillery, who estimates his loss at $40, 600.
Newton, Conn.,, 18.-The Congregs-
tional Church, school house and some
stores and dwellings at Hebron, burned.
Loss $40, 900; partially insured
Greensburg, Pa, 1S.-A fire broke out
in New Alexandra, Westmoreland
County, at o'clock this evening, and is
still raging. Two stores and six dwell
ings have already been consumed. The
reports at 10 O'Clock says the fire is be-
yond control, and the citizens are panic
stricken. As the buildings are mostly
frame, there is little hope of saving the
town, which has about seven hundred
The loss thus far is esti-
mated at $50, 600; small insurance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-19
Criminal Calendar.

DesMoines. Ia, 18.-Contradictory re-
ports are received as to the lynching OF
the murderers Of Mayor Stubs, Of Polk
City, but reliable statements are to the
effect that the report is untrue, although
in the existing state of excitement such is
not sn unlikely occurrence if the MUIR
derer can be identified.
Emporium, 1s.-Preston Covers killed
his brother -in-law, Clarence Findley, re-
turned home and killed his wife, and
then himself. Covers was drunk.
Paris, IS.-There has been an extensive
robbery of registered letters from the
Central postofice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-19
RUSSELL & IN

Projectors of the Saloon, Billiard u
Shooting Gallery; etc, Main Stress =
finest Liquors to be had in the citv A.. -. me
lied oy US, and we guarantees them ar
Cigars Of all qualities and prices S A.
several departments of our establi,b,.. me
which have recently been fitted up. are -.
distinct from each other, and those who ~, ~
a quiet game OF Pool or Billiards. or = 1i.n
practice IN Shooting. or a Choice T,unc5 ,i''.e
a drink OF the Finest Liquors, or s'i FiC OF
SS aD tT can come ms In and secure it without
is the only Place of the kind in the citv
we propose that it shall be what Cssars y 1;it
should have been-asove suspicion I C!e
andsee Us Oal
RUSSELL & co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-19
IFiShIsmS.

London, IS. - The Observer says:
After the release of Psrnell all other
suspects will be released.
Paris, 1S.-Parnell has started for
London.
Dublin, 18.-Agrarian outrages re-
ported during March, 53l, including two
murders, twelve cases of firing at per-
sons, seven aggravated assaults and
thirty arson outrages. Committed in
Munster, 237; in Lunster; 122; Con-
nsught, 122; Ulster, 48.
The American suspects are again Of
fered their liberty OF condition of leav-
ing the country. They refused the offer.
Lowell, on instructions from Washing
ton, demanded their trial or release.
Four suspects were unsccountably re.
leased from Mass jail to-day.
Three farmers OF Westmeath were ar
rested on suspicion of melting murder.
Land Leagues entire outlay eI26, 0OO;
has on hand, s59,eoO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-19
NOTICE,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THl
i Stockholders of the ealt Lake Ci!I
Railroad Company viii be held at the Cl1I
pany's Office, Salt Lake City, Utah Ten.
tory, at 2 o'clock pm. on Saturday AEl'
18th, 1852 for the election of officers for z.'
ensuing year. ID. MCKENZIE
seEstEy
Salt Lake City, Q. T., March
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Casualties.

Cumberland. Nd, 1S.-Ths roof o.
Doe Galley tunnel on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, caved to-day, buryinG
twelve lsbOrers under the debris. Some
Of them are probably fatally injured.
The road Was bloekaded several hours.
The company was widening the tunnel
and the men injured were at work when
the accident occurred.
POughkeepsie, 49, A magazine. on
the West Shore road opposite Hyde Park
it is thought was blown up at 1915 this
(Fuesdsy) morning. Near the magazine
is a boarding house fer forty men, at
work on the road. No particulars.
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Jesse James, murderers.

st. Louis, 1s.-A report has just gained
here that the Ford brothers
who killed Jesse James, were hung at
st. Joe this morning. Inquiry prove
false, but ELECTED the fact that the grand
jury found an indictment against them
for murder in the first degree this noon,
and about one hour later the boys were
brought into court, pleaded guilty and
were sentenced to be hanged on the 18th
of Nav
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-19
The Election Cases.

Charleston, s. O., 1.-TWO white
jurors in the election cases came into
court this morning and stated that they
signed the verdict on Saturday under q
Misrepresentation and duress of bodily
pain. The judge held the aVoWal came
too late, and the defendants excepted and
made motion for q new trial. Judge
Bond overruled the motion,of defendants
to quash the array of the grand jury on
the ground that q tslisman had been
drawn,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-19

Chicago, 1S.-A dispatch from Little
Rock says; Early this morning fifty con-
Victs tried to escape from the camp at
F orche Creek. Eight succeeded in
p passing the guards, one was killed in
stsntly, two badly wounded and the re-
naming FIVE are being hunted down by
blood-hounds ard guards with shot
Rnns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-19
TELEGRAPHIC
The Fastest.

New York, 1s. The steamship
Alaska, which arrived on Sunday from
Liverpool, made the trip in six days and
twenty hours.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

/ stlIis question IL frequently asked wl
will simply say that she II q lady who, IN
/ upward N forty years, has untirinpIy de-
voted her time and talent ~ u fuul,
/ physician aud nurse principally among
children. She has especially studied the
constitution and wants Of this numerous
class, aud, asa result Of this effort and
practical knowledge, obtained In u lifetime
spent as q nurse and physician, she has
compounded Soothing Syrup for children
tCCthing II operates like nnagic-giying
rest and health, and is moreover, sure 10
regulate the bowels In consequence Of
this article, Mrs. Wnslow Is becoming
wOrld-rcnOwncd rs q bcncflCtOr Of her race;
children certainly do rise up and bless her;
especially is this the case in this city. Vast
quantities of the Soothing Syrup are daily
sold and used here. We think Mrs Wins
low has immortalizcd her name by this in
valuable article, and we sincerely believe
thousands ofchildrcn have been saved from
an early grave by itStimely use and the mil
lions yet unborn will share its benefits and
unite in calling her blessed. No mother has
discharged her duty to her suffering little
one, in our opinion, until she has given II
the benefit of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Try it, mothcrs-try it now
Ladies' Visitor, New York city Sold by
all druggists. TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle.
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Houston.
Snecinl to the Herald.

HoUsroY, January 1S.-Two slight fires
occurred early this morning in the Fifth
Ward. A twO-story frame building ocCu-
pied by G. b. Shultz, dry goods and notions
burned out and the building badly dam
amazed. About n $1,000 stock completely
destroyed Building insured for $1,000
stock $500. Otis, Smith Il Co., dealers in
sewing machines, Nam street, were dam
ared on stock by n fire on the inside, about
5000; insurance $500. Both was the work
Of incendiaries. ---
The property known as the Van Alstyne
building, corner Main and Congrj 3 streets,
was sold to-day to Sweeney d Co., for
$4,000
HousToN, January 21.-The first case of
smallpox appeared to-day, n mild type a
negro woman, who came about twenty
days ago to this city from Moscow, on the
Brcmond Narrow Gauge. The locality /,
not thcily settled and was Immediately
qlarantined, the beGd ing lmnCd an the
uaticnt moved tonight to the pest-hOuSe.
A negro. named William Wright was
brought in and Jailed Tonight for cutting
open the skull of another negro, Daniel
Williams, with an axe, out on the Texas &
New Orleans Road yesterday. Willipms
is not expected to live. The trouble was
occasioned over a disputed possession OF
silver Silver bullion of $4,000 intrinsic value
from Denver, Colorado consigned to the
New Orleans Mint.
The San Antonio Road to-day received a
shipment of new cars from Dayton, Ohio;
one Pullman sleeper, two lirst-class day
coaches and two combination coaches. all
Of the latest improvements and excellent
finish,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

A ruuor prevails here in railroad circles
20 th. effect that the GulL Colorado Is
Santa lie Road has purchased The Chiclro.
Texas d Mexican Central. or o controlling
interest, though ne yet the report lacks COM
frmati ~. Its known, however, that ne
g. Ii tons to tsis end have been pending,
and IN. rup0r BE- not wholly di-creultea.
IT.e tgrra Examiner OF the l1,n has the
following concerning The rumur, which li
ruriaars has since assumed more definite
Il are.
isTte runor set a11at that the GulL. Col
o-aI0 & santa Te Rad bal purchased n
e1rt-1rlfng Interest i1 the Chicago. Texas
Errrrfrrl Central Road from tlenurre TO
UlrIa- seems t1 ID uu uIlel. The Chi
rrro. Ter1a Wallrru Central is u0r rum
ming trains ff.fI .ehurHr. ard Do was re-
rir--el irf .Ha --z Ie uas anxious 20
rt ncress r1 D .Iias. wl id Or DOUBT b. TIE
6aze. but until the news oi the purchase %.
auv Interest in tie Chicago Texas d Mex
. can Central By the Santa Fe c1mes from
surne RECOGNIZED s0u-ce, r.e1I.'c VIII Dr. sll1
~ he' fave that any Uurchlse has been made
rrtH give tie rtp1ri the same arn1uut %
c-e1enee a. many others that have been Sc
Crlr-r1 Hale. President Of the CHICAGO
Te-rs = Werien1 Central Railroad. and 81
r.r-+r 4frrt from Chicago today for Dallas
p - rl-r-a-.t 81 the rTIesfir- d st1cEh1-ier
~ aI-ar-r--. % tls bel I'm this city On fa
~ ir-t ellen gle tn stl ID VII q
a..rH.'r.HH
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-26

Special TO the Herald.

.
CoRsIcANA, January 2O-Julius Ibecll
committed suicide last night by taking
laudanum. The deceased, who was a cook
at Newman's restaurant had been spreeing
since the first of the year and had threat.
ened to Kill himself and had once before
attempted it at Brennan, eight or nine
years ago. He was German and about 10
years old
Judge Prcndergast withdrew from the
banking house of Jester, Prcndergast & Co
to 20 into The same business in MeXia. C..
w. Jester is now q member of the old firm,
and the three brothers will continue the
business.
r. p. Tubbs was sentenced in the District
Court to seven years in the penitentiary
for stealing a horse from Il. II. Hailen,
about two weeks ago.
Stelmo, the Spiritualist, is billed here for
next Tuesday.
CoRsICANA, January l9.-The Texas Mes
senger made its first appearance as weekly
to-day, and requests prayeriul considera-
ton of its claims and patronage. 1t says:
"a preaching editor is about the right sort
of man" From its appearance we sur
mise it will be a religio-secular journal
G.. A. Dodge, who has been on the OBJ
server stall, starts new weekly next
month.
MT. john NltN uIllIllOI DIDhC MS reg ! uCS-
day night at \ skating link, but is doing
well.
Ben Marks, ofthis city, who was on trial
this wecl; in the District Court, for assault
with intent to kill John Mullins, was fined
S25. The verdict seems to give general sat
isfactiOn.
The city is extremely muddy. Country
roads are impossible.
Business slow and the rain continues.
IDunorV Of --Ilp Grand
Jury this morning ceased their labOrS and
brought in n lengthy report. They have
found eighty-two indictments, mostly for
misdemcanors, and none for the higher fell
onies. They report county affairs in a
| tiourishing condition.
The District Court closes the eight weeks
term next week
The weather has cleared, and the roads
and streets are drying rapidly.
A. i. Kerr. of Kerr & Son, druggists,
marries one of Dresdens beauties Thurs
day.
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Mckinney.
Special to the Herald.

MCKINNEY, January 1s.-The ground is
covered with ice. 1t is almost impossible to
travel IN a vehicle or on horseback.
Last night, Just after supper, DR.. Call
houn. proprietor Gt the Foote House, and
his clerk, W. r.. Houston, lson Of General
sam Eoust0u.l had Misunderstanding,
which resulted in Calhoun firing two shots
az Houston. one taking effect just above lac
right eve. striking the bono and CHANGING
oT While the wound Is painful, Mr.. llous-
ton Is rot considered in danger from the
effects of the shot DR.. Calhoun was ar
rested aud gave bond. We learn that the
Grand Jury which is still in session, acted
uuon the case this morning and found q
bin against Calhoun.
The Grand Jury viii adjourn this even
ing
District Court Is still I'm session. The
/ criminal docket will be taken up next
Monday.
The East Line depot has been established
by the committee. ~ will be located at or
near the Houston & Texas Central Railroad
passenger depot A fine two-story building
viii be erected for a union depot.
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rH-'ri il 3D.. lIUrali-
waco. January 1s-Tbe tLaw has
vrIaI tfe STRAINS and loIa.rrl fl.a
-..i RI -rah on extent fiIat tlfe railroads on.
..r....-fv f-nIh'aI IIe IeituH lr.a lr.I .f
.-.tf.. Ir.a- e -t. IHr.s isra .I- T-
,.r-..s rarf tiur. aud trims ore nt-grcl
T..r heavy &C. r-I-. rfrI OH t..s Uc l.a.-
-r. f.f-.. Dur fle Missouri I- ~. joe Be-
rr rr. Ila sn1as 81 rerv L.-I-
rrfrrie Anisr-Hu. @ ue.i-lu1rl Wu.
rrft.. fnun. though r-ilcr Uulc-. e,ll g.
fnr .rar nii illness oi some mpu.ls ~
.-l-.--ar career. SIZE VS. u1iirc n l.1-l's -
rre. 1Iaru1,lrr - lerg rni tlinE- DO
f.--Irr- vas ilr--ill woman. ana she
v1--iris Lee Iabl1nn1.ti. reel D. died
to-day. lcr SISTER n -- .-l' --ti -
reels rrn. E1-h u[ uIl.lrlol ierlr-
rr7ft-r nre-aur-s ri-ar factory rns
.fr.rl fofar nt the instal-e ul o Former
Esrs. January 1l.-Ashi.v Zee n-rd q,
q 80. nr Cfn-lrf GrfhHlr. died t0lrT 60
rriat ransrr1rti1n- FiFr mouths ar' d
-rr fl.a rrrst ratusi yong e-sll in lle
-arr Dor several wears e. Us ln tle en-
rrrr rr fifa western Lr o. le
fr...rrrr~ ra1 -r Urrrle tEeis illrI
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NJ farrr -nre rrsrl rtlsIlE-lltl
r~--~-a 81 re Sd su1IE7. erre rrrerlslIts
.--a.s~aa rrI-frt rul f-rre rrl tfl
f~ul q pui % sr-.1nse IN Getting men
ri-r. en- I'D mn in VIZ 5s-r-'
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Special 10 the Herald

| special ~ the Herald.
BELToy, January 2O,-Junq Dyar, who
has been wanted in this county for some
! time for cattle stealing, In Arkansas Cor
murder, and in Waco for forgery, was
brought here from Uyalde and lodged in
Jail by the Sheriff this week, It IS thought
that he Is wanted elsewhere for other
crimes.
A lady by the name of Mrs. Stuart was
in town to-day In search of her iour-ycar
old girl, and she accuses George Fudge OF
kidnapping her.
The weather continues very wet and disa-
grceable.
Bolton, Jan. Mike Burke, a section
hand on the Santa Fe Railway, was run
over by the north, bound passenger train,
near the Leon bridge, about n mile from
town last night about 10 O'Clock, and in
stantly killed. His body was itorTully
mangled. The supposition is that he was
drinking, as he was in town yesterday
drinking freely, fell on the track and. was
unable to get out of the way Of the train.
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circumstances, died to-day, leaving wife
M Il two children.
Mrs. sherman, NJ JOncsbOrO, received q
Litter from her son, e.. u. sherman, ~
Waco, August Is, 1870. where hc was SICK
Since then she has heard nothing from liu,
and IL anxious for information
Tho city government Is wrestling with
the big question Of how 10 get more taxes
for the much-necded improvements \
census will be taken at once aud II Is
thought we can show 10000 people, and
levy an extra tax.
4 compress, of the largest and improved
pattern, will be erected In Waco ut an early
dHy.
The Missouri Pacific train due yesterday
did not arrive till to-day on account OLA
wreck near ltasia
Ed Terrell, the contractor, Is at Ennis to
begin work on the Central Extension to
Paris.
DR.. Wallace has sold his interest in the
Examiner to Major j. 7. Downs, and is now
in he'd with paralysis,
The Cotton Exchange will give grand
ball at an early day.