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captured In Georgia, aud has had one nils
trial The trial causes great excitement
TranDs chloroforme1 n conntfymnh
asleep m tho camp'yard and relieved HIN
Of $40
The trial Of the stare robbers has been
postponed until February ON account Of
assent witnesses.
SAN ANToNIo, January. ga dispatch
from W. Davis cciyed to-day states that on
the20th inst Indians or horse-thieyes, dis.
Iguised as Sioux, made u raid on The herd Of
The State rangers, camped six miles west Of
llere, and captured and got away with all
the rangers horses before they had time to
come and protect the herd. The rangers
were left on foot, unable to pursue the
thieves.
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TIE Frderal Court continues O. r--nd
ont frrfice and II Il runs along % The pres
euf lick e GOOD deal n business VII have
i,ser 4. sI,dsed 81 a. the end 81 The term
d. { lrers vas PLACED on trlll yesterday
morning n nnsHcr % the charge Of selling
r. -,.-- --ff1 ont n crrr-lmert llceuse. he
r.Issafd iirat guilty bl ihe jury differed
-iif Hf-n ard convicted him. The love-
inc = so and e5 tie highest.
NJ Lfr'nest0n pleaded guilty % cell r
be- y ftii1-t license ard Els nj olDr
Tfstr-r srt III George Adams, Burke
no. Cote. 81. ]. y. A liiu-igr % AT
-lirl has ieen on frlll 81 tle pas -
Tr-s rr'1a1 rf-' erf " ru1rrirz n uls 2
rr-f - noe % -i-7 and irlrrntnt -
---Fr-rr ~ r1ri-f.fs f'r a'lrrrt q -
.--5-..- NJ frT A -arlirz 81 rll1--1rs q
70 rr-i g.. fl-.r ff letnis-t Al-'-i--
. - ari-ir11 fnaftr ~ re ur-e 7 ra- n
e.IlI ~ l-
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and bernfne President Mr. glidoll fGnewel
| his appllrail0u Ia him. received the sam
feGtsnl. demanded hls pnssp0fts aud left,
Nav pn',po9AI.
On Tho gJtb July. 1870 Jane
buchanan Amefirat, Aecrnlnr,
M gtaio' .pronoseJ to send nm envoy
tn MsSjcn ~ negotioie peaoe. Mexico M
sycped that tbc bresiienl conld not decldo
I',t go, Ioa,, IL 49, Gn,,,,rass ,.Lich ,yn,
u ou ,nn 'i IT, so.sidt W. WIN" ""'
~ ''''' ~ ,.n1,, D., wy
| y,vi,t, ,ho or,,,,,s ,,od Stotos ,I,oro
orri.od ', ~ Wnyico ., hmgn.t isi7 Mr.
! NicLolas u Trist cl,'rs viii full mower
N'oho'na ! iila' VIZ ;,i' ,yIon
w. w. ni"nu II uo' Pr"Vo c WIN " 1870,
ms mhdai,y, i'", o'' si 'araJ"' ON ,' ~
~ g eWp 10 n0it. Emi,' ' nn
~ W ~ -, II A.! A. '
Ile Pnra oi m na l mcesI' Oou'o rn H.
eni,, anu IuuV"a, "', ,'ro H. n..
Wv GU "a',,'"' wy '''''N "h''''''0' -" ~
manent peace. ,s,o ,...-,.-.
On the ZOth oil May 1870 ~ Vueralaro
Messrs, Allorose -; oIvicr, u. rNnn ia,'
as coihinissiomer WIN liie rhilh on envoy
ceased, as Envoy Extraordinary were pre-
sented 10 tne MeTlcail Ir r',. VT
Sc Ners special mission was soon com piS,cu,
Mr. Glillord returned september u loto' 70
tnc ohlteu states, ieI'lhs. hoocrt VI,
Aiialres, ~ ,r,oon ,nu,,,,srn,
UNDER THE TAfLoR-FlLLMoRE ADMlNlsFkA-
TON ,o-o n
On the ,th feDTu9ry, looo, hooeIt =
Letcher, OF kentucky, was Presehteu US
American Minister. On the Zoth January,
lool ne leit, leaving DucEinshalii oniiun as
temporary charge q Allalres. put resuhleu
his station on the stu OF OCTOBER 1901. On
the 3lst August, 1852 however, he perma-
nently rctlred, leaving William hlch us
temporary OnarEe, u Ailui'es' ,o-, n,
On the 23d OF November, 1917, nov y.
ConHlnS, OF New YORK, WIS presented as
envoy; nut ..-.
UNDER PIERCE AD o,a.i
on the 7th OF August; 1898, General James
Gadsden, of South Carolina, succeeded 10
the Mission ana Eesotia.eu 'ne uaosuc''
treaty acquiring part OF Arzona'
On the ~ OF OCTOBER, 1890, Jonn for,
sythe, of Alabama, succeeded General
Gadsden .
UNDER BucHANANs A ,p.n II, H'..
On the ith OF April looo, MI Tursy'ne,
was succeeded ny l.Gpet1 ~ ro W
Maryland, VINO recoShiAeu tlle JuHi ny; a.
government IN vera 3ru", WHY
Forsythe had recognized lnat Vi
Miramon, IN the City OF Mexico me az
ton OF McLanc turned Ihe scale III la'or Vi
the DemocratlccfepuOlica, party
On the 30th OF January, l9ol' OK uuye ni,.o1I
Joni d. Ncil0i' va o''' "'
us Envoy
UNDER LINCOLN sA Adl :,
On the list OF May, 1881, Tnaer Mr. L.l,I
coin, Thomas Horwin, OF ONO, sucf Gee 81
Mr. Weller. lie retlreu: noWeETr' Nay -
lSGl, leaving ms son, Nhilall H. Coi"i'i'
as Charge d Adalres: ,,,,,s.,n,u,ov
UNDER JOHNSON ;aoN INA II a..
| On the Z6th OF May, 1000, Lewis ~ OalnpI
bell, of ONO, was appointed ana acteu
quasi till June 10Th, 1884, put never went 10
Mexico. 1,....
Marcus Otterpurg was received "s n'IiNo!
July 9th, 1867, but on the Sth OF October,
1861 Edward Lee Plumb succeeded nm us
Charge de Aiiares. 900, r,..,,
on the 10th OF December, l91o, Heheral
William >. Rosecrahz' u oaliiorHla' was
presented ms Envoy.
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Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Heralu.
GnoEsBEEcK, January 2S.-The mudis dry
ing nm some. 1t was very warm yesterday
and this morning norther struck us about
3 o'clock.
cotton is all in except Few scattering
bales.
business dull Farmers complaining OF
hard times Indeed, the outlook for some
of these is dark.
Corn Is selling from S1.O0 TO Sl.05 a
bushel; oats 40 to so cents.
Our streets were enlivonei this evening
by runaway team. No damage done OF
any consequence.
30 smallpox here. Judge Fansher has
received a supply Of vaccine matter for
gratuitous distf0ution.
General satisfaction is expressed IN regard
TO the verdict OF the jury in the Guiteau
case.
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THE DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2. 1882

lfenfy Hanna, oolofed, IN which The latter
shot aud Instantly killed the former VIII 4
slx.sliooter. II seems that Harris WIS trying
10 kill brother OF Hanna. Harris was u
mean negro, and the community ls behe-
dlcd by bis being killed
The safe of Moore Il Son, mber dealers
was burglnrized last night and robbed OF
about $40 by unknown parties. Ihey
drilled hole In the safe door ana blew II
open with powder
Major Marvin, of the Missouri Pacific Is
In the city, and he still thinks the Missouri,
Kansas d Texas will come TO Bolton.
The new Baptist church Is being rapidly
erected and will he an ornament to the city
when completed.
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Special 10 the Herald.
FoHr WORM, January 25.-Burglars were
more successful last night than previously
ard took from the residence Of Banker 7.
A. Tidban two watches valued al $50.
Blood hounds were put on their track thi.
morning. bat lost Of the river.
Three Arkansas families in wagons passed
THROUGH the city this morning o. seiiis in
Callahan county,.
Anon ittiugthed efCriptiun ol J. .lllg-in
late express fuc-sln-er and nuenge inan 90
Tire ci-ard hranch of the rt. Lpuis q san
Francisco Railroad .'fiiT alt clndeli mont
or ago with funds 81 bis employer. rrrlt 81
and was arrested IN this city last night.
In the County Court to-day Miliam
Hunter vas ndiudgcd q lunatic-
Rev DR.. Difzler. d kentucky, delivered
a very Interesting lecture against lnser-
soliism 70 q large sndie1ce tonight,
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Athens.



ATHENS, January pa negro by the
name Of Jones was arrested at Modiac, this
county. for an attempted rape on q white
pirl Of u wears, and bad his examining trial
on yesterday postponed until next Thurs
Sav. in iurihsr testimony for the defence.
Tlie evidcsce shows that had not
Inc brother Of The girl prevented, the
Hack Gcnd would nave accomplished his
Leli.-h dcsigus. Considerable excitemfnt
r,r.yails among tile citizens Of that ncigh-
borbuod concerning tie matter
Our physicians are still vlccnaiing our
citizeiis. some having been Vaccinhied ihree
General satisfaction is expressed con
csfniug the conviction Of Guiteau-
Nev trick buildings aie looming up.
Cotton j. coming boz liy DEGREES,
Trade rather dull, ON account OF tie con-
tiuued wet weather.
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IfilIsDOrO.
Special TO the Herald.

Special 70 the HtrhIu,
HGLLsroRo, January 25.-Perrill, Fox IL
Dune IN, dealers in groceries and drugs,
have made an assignment to J. ID. Warren
for the benefit of their creditors The
assets of the firm are believed to be sutfi-
cent to cover all liabilities, and all debts
will be paid. Attachments had been levied
on the stock but we're withdrawn.
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vital Aud passing nnobserved IN the urine and
mans other diseases that lead to insanity and
death The medical gentlemen connected with
the institution are graduates the best col:
leges of Europe and this country and have had
large experience in these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
a case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
moi cure or for anything impure or injurious
found in Il. We treat all private diseases sue:
ccssfully without mercury. CONSULTATION
FREE Thorough examination and advice in
GLIDING ANALYSIS of urine, IS. Price of VITAL
RESTORATIVE So a bottle or four times the
vanity, $40 Sent to any address upon receipt
rn,ire C. o. D., secure from observation, and
IN private name IL desired, by English Medical
Institute, No. us Olive street. St Louis, Mis-
souri, Postofiice box, 24e0,
Wholesale agents, Williams, Tolliver d
Walker Dallas. Texas.
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Marshall.
Special to the Herald.

| oUVVIIII 10 VIIU IINTUIU'
MARSHALL, January 2G.-Colonel r. W.
Loughery is in the city. He informs your
correspondent that he has been com piled to
suspend the publication of the Jefferson
Democrat. He has accepted position on
the Interstate, published at Texarkana.
Continual rains and consequent bad roads
have greatly interfered with business.
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Decatur.
Special to the Herald

Specl0I 70 inc ItTNIu.
DECATUR, January 27.-Chambers & Haw
kins, dry goods merchants, of Chico, have
made an assignment for the benefit of their
creditors to General n. b. Pearce, represent
ing Kendall e. Emory, and 5; Il. Benedict
about 1000 and assets $4,000.
No new cases OF smallpox.
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alrsdiesi

illustrated Marriage Guide, 2co pages, cloth
and glli binding, 10 cents same In paper covers
~ conis Manhood 10 cents womanhood 10
cents pamphlet, . cents, securely scaled by
mail Send money or postage stamps Dr..
WHITTIER, the great specialist, GU st. Charles
street ~ Louis, Mo
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special to the Herald.
l lArsrIS, January 25.-Judge Pardee req
dered his decision in the Mercer colony
case. The Judgment perpetuates the writ
/. ofiniunction granted by Judge Woods, and
rss,sains the Land Office from issuing GER
,iscates within the boundary of the Mercer
colonv. ex ept TO complainant, and further
strains il from preventing the complain
80 rlaimipg an the vacant and unlO-
csted lands in the Mercer colony Is set
Forth In lie complaint and accom-
nanird exhibit. Tomorrow the defense
vii ak the court ifthe construction OF tins
e,,dcr c~c,tcs from its operation the Uni
,.ersitv lan,is located in 1870, prior to the
.fer,,.- contract: also locations at or before
thr issuance of the preliminary injunction
in 1873. ~,
Paso coguiy, against whom SUIT had been
h-gr III i,v the State for defalcltion, ap-
,,ear'-i 30 the Comptroller's Office this
,,or.,i,.r ~ III his vouchers and brought the
er,fe ia LIS dfIi iu tlie extent Of S-lJ-l3.
ttioct aud Wyais, the Gonzales stage rob
fbers- plead guilty. Black. WHO turns out 10
I 10 lack Harris, Of the Billy the MI sang,
!, - seutruced to ten years Black AZ
t,-c..1cf-ed that lis name was FL Jones. q
- ~ I1dre Jones, Of LlaDo county, aud
49, eier6epcv on account q PREY Jus
Z -, + r..;sr ca.tsise was ~ f,eLdci-in
tbs ZONES case to alO-d him an Ci.ss2r tui ~
- 800 IL fo-mer good c0n1rct. Gri-sbg.
icnnd ruiity last week Of rubbing the Ism
rasns mail, viii b. granted 2 ~ TIA 70
.-,5ft- Ho il olS, the son q n Judge.
Arrr1x. Jaruary 26.-Artities o. ircorPo-
,.-ior we're flpd today Cd the cirfe Depart
rrenf Nv the Duilding Assoliation Of san
Antonio. =.
A rarfy of Western capita ists are nere
cofron--re1 o.ii riding. They are invest
eating The sites 90 The river near ne cliy.
NJ B.-cneerhof-s oiitr % the orerlH
Cartef.ri.ai ~ the sT'orlcus -0oni ialtil
usel 4. q Tiiirrd States Courf-rs..iin, ~
nccffrei this Tnnrulng ~ NJ. >. r. hiIA'
ser-ifrrr rrflIe Sheriff Assnciefie1-
49, rrnnarr Zr-ludl- Par1ee oe-
--.i.. -ll.t 3D. .ii .ltI't ir fii- lierctf lo'-
o-r ,'.- i.i .1tvf ili- ilirtl-lfT - -tiii''.
q - 80 81. --4. L----t * 80 = -------
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Special to The Herald.
CoMANcHE, January 26.-Fourteen men
were arrested yesterday for playing draw
poker, and the officers won pile of several
hundred dollars in the shape OF
fees and fines. Numerous others are
momentarly expected to be called up to
plead guilty.
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s.,ssiai 10 re Herald. .
Gnazar. January 25.-Districi Court here
this acek. The cases ofJim Bone and Jack
Baldwin. Tor horse stealing, are postponed
A frrr has been selected r. The trial q
William HALEY. n belku1r, i1r the murder
81 Mcdonald. 81 that place some MOUTHS
sinrr.
TIE Grand JURY is SIN in 1essi1n here
Ths Mefhodist ladies give en- CTs,er sup
rifr tn-Tn1rrOw night
Weafher r,iid and q ,fsznt.
Mkeaf ie1ks vel. Il large acreaee s1En
I'm tilis county.
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Special 70 The Herald.
saw AxroxEo. January 5.-Ihe Ciiy Voun
ell had a meeting yesterday the hrst held
since the $40 GO mandamus was served on
ne Council screral ugnihs ego
Robert Enelc. hnoila ola gang Of ho-sc-
tbirsfs DAT infested this section iu- many
,-ea-s. rras sentenced for I've years. and two
wears additional for forgery.
In Ire examination 81 sac IpnueIsi
atonebreaker. D0uty and Drake. i1r TO
iinr the Laredo stage, Captain oele-,l, q
ll,e state Rangers. ties iied thai -iouf-
breaker had confessed thai The robllry We
committed By them and lildicaiti Y. % -. Z
lie .folen goods uouid be f1un1 Oh Devils
rirer. CarItain OelesbT went there ara
f,unt fhe iewelry aud Waichss stolen iroin
DE- uas-cfgcrs-
str ArrosIo. January 17.-Ths listr.ei
Crrrt Of Derar county j. erraeed WIN y
III Neal. who some two years ago en-
l-zried SIS 600 n fbe San Antrnie A--l
r-l-+e En.iiire ard Ioau As-lciaii...l-
Ne.lisa iifh Neon iiiiir-y So. 80 hs
! |. .....-. 49, 80 -tz an- - p
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Good Reasons for the Doctors Faith

MONROE, GA, March %, 1850.
We have for twelve months been prescribing
"Swft's Syphiitic Specific in the treatment OF
Syphilis and many other diseases for when u
most satisfactory, not having been disappointed
in single instance We think for all diseases
IL is recommended to cure, II stands withouts
peer, and that all the medical profession, will,
sooner or later be forced to acknowledge IT in
the treatment of Syphilis, as a sine qua non
n. l.. GALLOWAY, Nj. D.
Ut. ROBINSON, NJ. d.
ATLANTA, GA, May p, 1879.
One of our workmen had bad case of SSyph-
Ills of five years standing, and was cured en-
tirely with "Swifts Syphilitc Speciiic
VIM r. & T. W. HOOPER.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietors; Atlanta, Ca
Sold by all druggists Call for copy OF
"Young Mems Friend" mo. ~
Price of large or regular size reduced to 81 rs
per bottle, and small size, holding half the
quantity, price 81.
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The Great English Remedl.

IL u never.fnlling Cure
for nervous debility,
exhausted viiallty,sem-
inal weakness, spcrma.
tofrhUa, LOST MAN.
MOOD, impoiency, par
alysis, aud al the terri.
ble elects of self.abuse,
youthful follics and ex-
resses of matllrer Year,
such MS loss of .mem-
DRY, l0ssitude, nocturnal
emission, aversion of so.
ciety, dimness of vision,
noises In the head, the
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s-e-sri - ne He-ai1
Brr-or. January E.-This evening about
8 c'elsck. one rnfis rer'd .torn, din
-.,tr s..lt tl.-sIer any h. an
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re- r-----ris Arrira salvt fcr curing Cuts
r.----s p-riras- Fvrs--t.ite and ln1lTf1
-. F0r s.le ~ al druErilts in Ia'las
s- Il Tezns
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An AnriousFaiher

ar. Porter Randall received tie following
letter vc-,g--ly iso.n lle father ~ toe man
named Hickman. who died from injuries
sustained By being struck in the head with
a piece oi iron PROJECTING from a gravel
train. The following j. the letter
Long Green Nils. Nd. Tluu1ry p l7s--Io
Er Randall Dallas, Texas
DEsn SEAS my s1n seemed % BE- &C,
anainte1 with yoH ] wish yoIn would
please inform me What vas tle MS
- With him. Was be sick Or did be rei
killed on fhe rniir1adf Please give me the
r,r-ficulars about o.. hare sent on Tor The
i,11r ard Oh af bic properly WI Tou De
20 KIND a. 90 Sc thei Oh h1s been sent ane
i viii uaT ron 81 your trouble Direct
vnur letter q Greenwood, Baltimore coun
u. Msryiand.
Yours respectfully
III. ~ H1CENAr.
NJ. Randall DID not know TIE deoee ed
ana j. q fhe opinion that be mus hlF'
---ifirn home On one 81 he letter beads
which lead his father % believe that tiei
we're ncguainted
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In Dsccrnte-. lsf5. g1hn Slidsli. ri Ilr1is-
irra. 70 Nasrn ard Sllit.i i1ni- arrl-cii n
Memo % Err0r. r-tsilcrt Ierrtra -
fred - re8eirt lim trclrt e. Cc-lIriIissi1' r
~ no. n ar~1rre tl- Itrtf rrfz-'fr.
Tarlr IN lslf Peel .r.--e ii---- -
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GALS.
Jst0n

Try 25.-1'he purchase
10 q Santa Re Railroad
Montgomery Central
~ eeuthwest from Nav
al towards Mont
ri. Y announced to-day. II
Ion of the Santa Fe Road to
aDtd ASA Brennan, on their
TO N~~'cota, and ultimately to
connection from Navasota 70
~, thence southwest into the pire
trict of Southeast Texas, Grad
main line of the road is now
to Lampasas. Cress-ties and
INLAND to complete tie road one
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PURSUIT AND CAPTURE.
Thrilling and Hair-Raising Scouting
ExpeditiOn for Alice Leverage.

Yesterday afternoon Jailor Davis and
Nightwatchman FitzSimmonS boarded an
Elm Grove street car, for the purpose OF
going on a scout in the neighborhood OF
Elm Grove in search of Alice Leverage,
who it was said was camped near that point
with crowd of roughs.
They were lucky in striking the trail oil
the fugitives up a deep hollow, near Mr..
Gunthers. When the first campingground
was reached, finding the coveted prize
had flown, they steered up great hill on
the western side of the hollow. When the
top was nearly reached, they heard voices
above them signalling across to the other
side, and an answer in return. The parties
were about half mile apart, but Jailor
Davis was satisfied that the camp was there,
and Immediately planned scheme for its
capture. He went around the head OF the
hollow, perhaps mile, while Fitzsimmons
went down the hill to the east of the camp,
Tailor Davis, when near to the spot, as he
supposed, from where the answer came,
stopped and listened for voices, and pres
emily he heard them just above him. He
then fell back about fifty yards and struck
a fence row and followed it, looking ahead
of him. Sitting on the ground near the
rail fence he saw bunch of six men and
one woman. Drawing his revolver
he made for the camp, and such running
and tumbllng down that steep hill was
never witnessed by anyone. They left
their coats, hats, cards and jugs, and poor
Alice Leverage to founder down the hill
End among the brush as best she could
Tailor Davis captured the entire camp, but
brought nothing but Alice Leverage, who
was lodged in Jail again about 6 o'clocs
last evening.
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PART I.
THE FOURTH.
A Gala Day at Hornbrook's Park.

The glorious Fourth of July will be cele-
brated in royal style ut Hornbrooks Park
to-day. Nothing will be spared to make 1t
a most enjoyable occasion. The Arion
Quartette (colored) will sing their best
songs. Judge Houston will deliver an old
fashioned Fourth Of July grafton. Among
the specialties are the Wonderful Dias-
cutius, or the Mystery Of the Hornbrook
Park, and The Owier, one Of the best
things ever put up in the Park; also the
Japanese Daylight Fireworks! The great:
est curiosity ever produced in the line Of
Pyrotechnics. Have never been seen in
this part of the world before. There are
plenty Of ways to enjoy yourself as follows:
Swings, Base Ball Target, Rifle Range, Ten
Pins, Codders, Gallows, kissing Ropes,
Pankee Clock, Turning Poles and fne
Gymnasium, Croka, Merry-go-RouHd and
Baby Museum. Don't be afraid OF rain, as
there is plenty of shelter. The Elm Grove
r. W. Co. will run cars every twenty min
utes. The B. 4 o. 4. Co. will run an ex.
cursion train every hour, commencing at
GAS A. NJ, to Hornbrook's Crossing, new,
easy and short way to the Park. Round
trip tickets twenty cents. Music will be
furnished by two string bands for dancers.
Do not fail to go out to this excellent and
popular resort. You can have lots Of en-
ioyment and fresh air.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ackew. OF Kansas
City, are visiting r. j, Alexander, Esq.
James and Charles Turner are home to
spend the Fourth.
Miss May Todd is home from Shady Side
Seminary, Pittsburgh, accompanied by a
lady friend, ,,
The LaBelle glass house has stopped till
after the Fourth.
Woodcock 4 Son ere busy taking stock,
at their foundry. Work will he resumed
soon as invoicing is through.
Jas. Howell is down with typhoid fever.
Mr.. w. J. Bratton has just returned from
an extensive trip.
Harry Rhoads is suffering with q slight
indisposition so the Fourth will not be so
"galorious" for him.
Chas. Rice is home from Pittsburgh to
help US celebrate.
The decorations IN r. X. McConahey's
drug store are highly complimentary.
A select crowd will dine o. the lawn at
]. ID. Heinlein's to-day. besides good
things to eat, there will be plenty Of music
to enliyen the occasion.
Chas. Clayland and Chas. Christy, of
-Youngston, o., are at the home OF the
former here.
Quite a large party of young men will
spend to-day up Wheeling Creek. A good
time is anticipated. -
Branum Post G. A. r. will march from
here and Join in the exercises at Martins
Ferry to-day
Mrs. Maggie Weans, nee Howell, of Bea-
yer, Pa, is visiting her father, David How
ell, in Kirkwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-04
Nbeelins Register
TUESDAY. july a, Isss.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Iost-Pocket- Book
For Sale-Job Office.
Palace Refrigerators-NeSbitt X Bro
Fourth OF July Trains on the b. q q. Z.
r. for Hornbrook's Park.
Grocers' Supplies-Edward Reid
Champion Iron Fence-B. Fisher 4 Son.
Fine Toilet Slippers. I. Stone.
Granite Ware-G. W. JohnsOn's Sons.
HurIah for the Fourth-Thos. +. Hey
man.
Proposals for Cleaning Streets, Alleys and
Plenty Of Good Things - HOrnbrOOk's
Park
Fine Strawberries-J. II. Diehl < Co.
Cigars-R. II. List
Removal and New Arrival Of Buggies and
Phaetons-J. w. Terrell.
Excursion and Pic-Nic-St Luke's Epis-
copai Church.
fancy Goods-Miller & Franzheim.
Triple Plated Vest Buttous-D. Gundling
& Co
Paris Green-W. A Wilson
The Best-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Summer Suitings-T. c. Motfat x Co.
Get Trunk. II. Hall ~
The Beauty of a ROOm-G. Mendel 4 Co.
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