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SUFFIELD.
Correspondence.

The Postoffice. held by J. II. Smith
for eight years, is now in the hands OF
Chas. Geidiinger. who will hereafter
wait upon Uncle Sans subjects in
distributing the mail.
John Il. Smith has sold his stock o
goods and building to Geidlinger Bros
Consideration Sc, 900.
The above new firm will carry OF
the dry goods business the same a!
Mr.. Smith has done for so many years
and will be glad to see ali his old Gus.
toners. D.
Feb. 2S, 1882.
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THE Republican papers continue to
inform the country of the Star route
rascais who have been indicted for
plundering the treasury. But what
the people are more anxious to know
how many of them have been con-
victeS, and whether Brady, Dorsey,
and the other highcockalorums and
leaders of the gang are included in the
number.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-03-02

EX'GovERNoR ROBINSON, of Kansas,
denies the assertions of Governor st.
John, of that State, as to the benefi-
cent effects of the prohibitory legisla-
ton OF that State. He says that under
the operations of the law drunkenness
and its attendant crimes are increasing
in Kansas, and that the State is by no
means so well off in this regard as it
was under the license system. He
declares that the prohibitory law is
only irregularly enforced, and has re-
suited in the wider diffusion OF illicit
traffic.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-03-02

The committee to audit the expenses
OF the late Presidents illness has fixed
the compensation of the doctors in the
case as follows: Bliss, $25, ,OCO; Agnew
and Hamilton, $l5, 900 each; Reyburn
and Boynton, ST. 900 each Miss Edison,
$1,000; Crump, $1,000; and all the
other employees of the White House
two months extra pay. Surgeon Gen.
eral Barnes is recommended for a Ma.
Jor Generalship, and DIR. Woodward
Tor Lieutenant Colonelcy.
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A PROJECT is on foot at Columbus to
deepen and widen the canals of the
State. 1t is believed there is a job in
it.
OWING to "local influences" the
Omaha star route prosecutions petered
out, aud the cases at Washington are
likely to fail from similar cause.
DOUBT is expressed as to Conkling
accepting the position to which Arthur
has nominated him, but there seems to
be no question about his confirmation.
On Saturday morning, while Will
liam Leet, lad aged twelve years,
was engaged passing coil wire
through, in the needle factory of Crab5
& Co., at Newark, N. Y, the wire
broke and coiled around him, cutting
him in two.
A LOT of Ohio Lawmakers who are
on ianlboree at the National Capital
paid their respects to Guiteau, the as
sassin, on Saturday. They were intro
duced tothe distinguished prisoner by
Speaker Hodge as "the man most
talked about in the country" and they
had grand time.
THE accounts from the lower Ohio
and Mississippi present sad picture
Of the devastation wrought by the late
floods. Levees were broken, farms
submerged, houses washed away, and
people drowned. The destruction OF
property is vast and almost beyond
calculation.
Isn't it in order, now that the Re-
publicans are hugging John Kelley
and his Tammany crowd to their bo-
SONS, for them to revive the howl
against Boss Tweed and his band of
treasury plunderers Let the band
begin to play.
THE National Banks of this country.
in the past twelve years, on q capital
of $450,000,000, have declared divi-
dends of $3.50, 900, 900, and have sur
plus of $l20,O0O,OOO. From which il
would appear that there is more money
in running national bank than iu
printing country newspaper.
On Friday President Arthur nomi-
mated ex-senator A. A. Sargent, of
California, as Minister to Germany.
He Is said to be utterly unfit for the
place, the only thing to commend him
being that he was one of Grants
strikers, and wears the badge of the
faithful.
AMONG the parties presented for in
dictment by the Grand Jury at Wash
1ngton last week are Ex-Assistant Pay
master General Thomas J. Brady, Sen.
ator Stephen w. Dorsey, Secretary of
the Republican National Committee,
and his brother, J. w. Dorsey, private
Secretary, all members of the party of
great moral ideas.
IN the contested Utah election case
the committee has reported that nei-
ther Cannon, the Mormon, nor Camp.
bell, the anti-Mormon, is entitled to a
seat, and a new election will be order
ed. The basis of this decision is that
Cannon is an alien, and therefore not
eligible, while Campbell only received
Small part of the votes cast.
WHO dare say now that the Ohio
Legislature has been elected in vain
AT last our long suffering and patient
people have been relieved of a matter
that has bothered them since the or.
ganization of Ohio as State, and has
almost led to civil war. The weight
of bushel of tomatoes has been fixed
at % pounds. They have earned their
pay-now let them come home.
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ROOTSTOwN.

John Lansinger has sold his place to
Fred. Lansinger, and has purchased
Elizabeth Young's place of 33 ac"ss.
Francis Siegel held sale on tn. 9th
ult., A. H. Bean, auctioneer, the prop
erty selling at good prices cows rang.
ing from$44 to $50 per head, yearlings
from $40, 25 to $3.50 per head. j.
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COMMISSIONERS RAUM says the entire
match manufactory of matches in the
United States is under control of one
corporation, and that it is opposed to
removing the tax on this necessary ar
ticle of every day use. While the tax
yields the government a large revenue,
1t is burden that should be removed
being tax levied on one of the neces-
saries,
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WIErNEY.-In Buffalo Prairie Rock Island
Co, III. Feb. 8th 1882. Flayel J. Whitney. for
merly of Rootstown, o.. aged ~ years and !
months
EV ANS.--m Paris. Portag3 Co. o. February
a5th. 1882. of intiammatory Rheumatism.
NattIe oldest daughter of VIM N. and Sarah
Evans, aged i3 years, months and days.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

HOMER TR ASK, who resides in the state of
IA Illinois; acnry ID lrdsk, who resides IN
minnesota; Howard Il TraSk. who resides in
the state Of New York. and Allison Ii. flask
who resides in the state of Illinois, will take
notice that Syra |. Young. Administrator II on
third day OF February \ ID. 1882 flied his petit
ton in the Probate Court within and for the
county oil Portage ami state Of Ohio. alleging
that the rerSIIIIl estate OF said dHci dent is in
sufficient to pay her debts and the charges of
administering her estate: that she died iZel
in fee simple of The following described eat cS-
tate, Situate in said county to VI it: Situate in
the tow ship Of Hiram. and hrii.r part of the
y. w quarter Of lot No Is Ll4Gruin. an. in,und-
oI by beginning at Il point in the center of
the ta>t and West center road, II chains
81. links west oi the crossing OF the No tn
trd south center road, thence Suutll -.
degrees W. chains y links: thence n Nri
chains, 81 links to center Of highway; ihcnrc +.
along center of highway. chains. to the place
of beginning oont,tin'nG and ~ 1C9 ;LrrrS of
land, more 90 less y ian one other pi, ce of land
SitUit" in th" township of Hiram. county OF
Portage and state OF ONO, iit ing ,art OF lot No
% therein, and iHttindCd as follows: Eegiuui O
II Il >taN@ in tha y line oI the AMI ". center
roati: tnc%cr ror;tl rods alon: The west line of
land I.d"iy owned by Jhuel Norton deceased ::
tha';Ce Yr~t 10 r'i;i>: ;hcGCc south rods tu the
\. iilc 0I the r!s:td; tcnce e along the n line
oi >:i'i ruad 20 r'":~ tn !hc lace of beginning,
containing one-half acre of hand.
ihr prtA tr OF said petition i for the sale OF
charges aioreSai't. said petition will lie for
hearing ga ti," VITA tav Cf April. ID 1882 or
as SGJM thereafter as leave can be obt aimed,
SYRIA !. YOUNG administrator
OF Lucy NJ TrAsk deceased,
Ravenna. February. 4th. 1882. 1925
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The Press TOR $3.50 q Year,
S9s Advance.

THE newspapers of the country are
much divided in reference to the pro-
priety of Conkling's appointment.
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NJ OTICE.-The undersi gned Ii S been duly
~ appointed and qualified as Administrator
on the estate OF Orlando Campbell. decease ed,
late ot Palmyra township, Portage Coun y,
Ohio. JOSEPH DAVIS
Feb. 1st. 1882. 7G2-3w
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To Nervous Sufferers-The Great Europe
an Remedy-Dr. j. B. simpsons Specific


diseases that
lead to Con.
sumption. In
sanity, and an
early grave, OF
both. No mat
ter how shat
tered the sys-
tenn m a y be
from eXccSSGS
Of any kind, Ii
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NOTICE The undersigned has been duly
IN appointed aud qualified as Administrator
with the will annexed OF Henry Warner de-
ceased. late of Su1ield township, Portage coun-
ty Ohio. HELENA WARNER
February 4, 1852. 7e2-3w
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A PROJECT is on foot at Columbus to
deepen and widen the canals of the
State. 1t is believed there is job in
The daily gazette., 1882-09-25
/. 1EIL PRINTING PRESS GO.

~ that IL Doing q Large Busi-
Il New and secondhand Presses.
scientific Times, Aug. i2.l
! reader of this paper knows that
M "A the recognized head Of the
/ husIness as carried on In this coun-
IN. newspapers and miscellaneous
Han, Of one kind and another are
I'M literally by the ton, and every
demand Is larger than that Of the
Stoe, The handling Of type, OF
and Of the various adluncts Of the
pinter constitutes so many differ
ktments of q highly interesting and
IN business. Among those concerns
late have become conspicuous In
lop herewith, may be mentioned the
Ming Press Company ofNo. 1SSpruce
IThey commenced business on May
IL present year as dealers In new
bndhand presses at AL kinds and
The head Of the concern is Mr..
lii, Bell, . gentleman of talent,
and experience. He knows
BY what printers require, and Is
u to meet those requirements In the
hmpt, efficient and satisfactory man
\ has issued list Of presses now on
sale, and printers whn are alive to
II IpteFesta would do well to send
Sy, The business Of the company
10 all parts Of tho country and is
growing larger. No better source
could possibly be resorted to.
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.,ow AT ARTHUR.

p.ner IN New York suP-
spuo,loS' ',s Domocratie NspiRee fon
Fsrnen' ..,,cle on the nomination oi
@ long @ong.lsnS % for Governor, the leading
gslIcsp \ c'f'p paper Of Buffalo the ATpfs''
.r oood news and q little sur
EaS .aS 'S,y ioI We hardly believed that the
g W, n h, convention would haveenoulgh
cIals as,srdeld called horse sense 70
Rhal ~ model Mayor Of the city of
HnAle 11s eanernor OF the State OF New
. -, Da, tSey had. The true inspiration
pu' u, VI IN the third balloting, when
lnsn ,naS IL received 1876 votes, two more
leveiAaa ascsssary to q choice, though
W. .ts- candidates were. voted for. In
olnei oS this ausplcious event
2lng .,', must perforce repeat
H' has been alleged against
,.Is0aent Republican journal that II
v pore d do with pushing Mr.. Cleve-
Y .uSISsey uS than any of his own party
inSOuhtIess the charge does MS too
~ but il will net be expected of
uUaS' ssts many words In denying the ale
!, III IN deiying the allegators on that
y mi NJ he be elected I It would be
.0lI.hDess W,r on our part to pretend to
'Iahtest doubt about, and since the
',nt %S Snomlnation Of an administration
soI T. ror r the Republicans, It would be
s"Ocrlsy to pretend that we do not
"A Gin II, We think he will get the
majority ever given TO any man for
!, cf New York, and II he does not
4 Ere county the largest vote ever
,uy candidate for a State Office In
dstrict we shall miss our mark by
- ~
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THREE TO THREE.
Chester and Delaware County Fighting
for n COngreaamsn

ohesteF and Delaware County FiRhtina
for Congressman,
PHrLADELPHIA, Sent. 23wbor tha D.
publican conferees Of Chester and Delaware
counties met again at the Brigham House
TINS morning II was apparent that the con.
test peVween Senator Everhart, the choice OF
Gnestef county, for Congress, and Hon,
William Ward, who is supported by the
DelaWare representatives, was not yet ended.
Mhen Inc conierees met last Saturday.
ChesteI county's representative contended
that the right to name candidate for Con-
gress n the Sixth district belonged to them.
Inc Delaware county representatives con-
tested the claim and two ballots were taken
without result.
All the conferees were present at to-dav,s
session, Chester was represented by DR..
kickabAugh, Francis Jacobs, and William
y. Phelps,a and Delaware by Amos Gartsldes,
Y. I. Dennis, and Orlando Harvey. Mr.,
Sartsides presided and Mr.. Harvey acted as
Secretary.
Ihe Chester conferees listened to these
arguments 10 dogged silence, and 1t was ap-
parent That they would not recede from the
position they had taken, The first ballot
showed that they were determined 10 hold
out. ~ resulted In for Ward and 3 for
Eycrhatt. second and a third ballot was
taken with the same result, aud the confer
ence Then took recess,
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Il SHOT IN HIS DOOR.
y Married Man Killed by

Married Man Killed by the
Der Of a Former Sweetheart, v
EATl, O., Sept. A.-While Thomas
bis wife of a week were standing
prway of their residence at about / /
st night, a couble named Welsh
MB. Welsh suddenly cried, "That
and thereupon Welsh pulled a re-
fired twice at Dodd, killing him
Mrs. Welsh was arrested, and
Welsh is still at large, Thomas
Q murdered man, was only "a
He married Miss Ella Hate
Tuesday night at st. Patrick's
Covington, without the usual
publishing Of the bans. When the
tarted from the church with the
pple a scene occurred, in which
other and sister arrived in tow
n. They stoned the moving vehicle
n The couple with violent impreca-
lore than once during the past
ld's mother and sister intareented
toned him on hts way home from
heir violence Is explained by their
lment In not marrying Miss Anna
Aey were aware Of his Intimacy
and desired that he should make
lor IT, Welsh and hts wife were
streets shortly before the mur-
flng where Dodd lived. Welsh
lRlce, saying as he shot, "Take
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lIsougl, on Rats. -

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
ced-bugss, skunks, ehipmunks, gophers. 10
bcnts Druggists,
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A SEVERE EARrHoUAKr.
heaHy shocks ~ hs9uth America-Car
hamage DaDe. s

AsaNy sh9cks sGts9uth Amarica-G1reai
| AanAage Dane.
fANAMA, Sept 14.-The States of Panama
ooIoHlbia, Costa Rica and Nicaragua havs
expeHenced, since the 7th inst, series ~
earthquakes widely differing In iptenaity
- wsli as I'D locality. In this city the frst
va. was iPlt ABOUT $40 q. m. on the 7th, followed
naII w. hour later by second. Both ahocka
Nsfe general throughout the State and vwera
ieiI ~ Carthagena, in the State OF Bolivia !.
IN h'Yas, Nicaragua, and in Greytown, Mica.
rAguAk 100 miles from the other placea
nsihen, Inc alarm here was great. Walla
~ oVFr oO houses were injured, but none
.sil aL9 no one was injured. The crown Of
bn 6ne pediinent OF the Cathedral fell, huFIinO
sVV .phs OF masonry through the roof and
mo we central square. The wide balcony
o. the Legislative Assembly also came down
into n 1ne square. The offices of the Inter
Ucean Canal Company, formerly the Grand
$50, ,OOb. '"o eA'en' Oh
AspEnwail suffered less, the houses being
generally of fragile materials. ProbahI1
SeVV,upo VIII cover damages in this city, and
tnlrq OF that sum In the rest of the isth-
mus. Inc numerous shocks since have done
little damage. The loss of life has been
t1nlng, one death occurring In Aspinwall
anu ahother In Gatun, from falling walls
Two doctors lost their lives by jumping
from windows The people have been ter.
riply frightened being unused to earthduake
alarms. Several Of the Panama Railroad
enpankments were severely damaged. The
cable from Aspinwail to Jamaica was
broken by the first shock, and at a point
nlty m lies from the Isthmus.
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aHEUMI IATIsM AND couT CURED.

When we can establish by chain of evidence
which every inquiry but makes stronger, that we
have tho only real, or radical remedy for Rheumatic
Disorders md put that eYdOnce within the reach
Of every sufferer soithoa money and iuious price we
claim that one but the fool will turn TO IT dedj
ear, close his eyes TO the glad tdngs wo bring to
his blghteA life. In justice to us, TO you, to your
dependent families and 10 the consummaion of your
llies ambition before you were strck, down by
disease, We ask you 10 go with US for lew moments
10 the homes Of some who have drank OF the iodtes
Of la and are now full of the JOY Of health. ready TO
tell TO tho world their glad experience We will give
you no alsb statement, and make NJ assertion which
cannot by proper inquiry tby letter or Z rough
lends be probed 10 the bottom and found to be full
Of truth,
Among huhdroda cured present space aows efer
to MI Harek, lis Plymouth ST. Brookyn aster suffered
Mr. Hastiaes asI pearl 81. Brooiyn-seyere Rheumatic
Gout.
DT. Caemnerer, 9i7 Baltic st., Brooklyn Acute aud
MI Roehser 2e0 Csnrt st. BrooElynsoatoa Rheumatism
yearshal expended over $1,000 in other medicines aud
Nr, Neyn 45l Third Avenue, Chronic RheumA
NJ kaylahd a5s BaInbrdge st BrOoklyn-Acnte Infam.
matorY and Chronic rheumatism and very bad Chrohio
Mfs Pklreton iss 2ih st. RrOOklyp-Acute and Chronic
Rheumatism for years; chad tried everything.
pr, GoSdrlph, Now York GltT- Chronic hhgnmailsm,
nnammalorg Rheumatism 70 years; fingers unjointed by
Mr., Dixon IN weu sL New Hork-GhFOnic nervous Rhea-
Capt Nathan Wood, ioi South 81. New YOrt-chronio
Mr. 1braHs II Greenwich Av, New YOtk-chronio Rhea-
Judge CrdaSmaa, IL Oakland Av, Jersey eay-ehronls
hheumhtsm several yeara.
The abey named gentlemen know many oters by
r. g. RheEmalsH Dyspepsia Liver and Kidney nsoIdera
Now give lhis matter deserved aenon or write as or
circulars with fuller paricuara and you viii Dess the Gay
you saw this advertisement.
fillmore. Adams & Co.., 06 Atlantic Av.
Br0okIy IN, and IOB william ST., N. K.C'
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NEssES, Including LeucOrrh@a, Irs
regular and Painful Mensfruations
Inflammation and liberation Of
tle Womb, Flooding. PRO-
LAPsUs UTERI, &c.
tB-FIeasknt to the TASTE eflcacious and immediate
in its effect It Ia great help in pregnancy, aud
iieves pain during labor and at regular periods.
PHYSICIANS usEJT ASn PREsCPIDE IT vRKEEE.
tyrFoa All WEAKNESSES of the generative organs
of either sex 1t Is second to remedy that has ever
been bsfoIe the public and for all diseases Of the
KIDHEYs it b the Gryatsst Remedy IN ths World.
sR-KInNEY COMPLAINTS of Either sex
Find Great ReIiefin It's Use.
LYDIA u. PINKHAM,s BLOOD PURIFIER
will eradicate every yestige of HumOrH from the
BLOOD, at the same time will give tone and strength TO
the egyBtem Asmaryellous in results as the Compound
tY-Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
pared At ass and 2a5 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass
Price Of either sl Six bottles for o. Tho Compound
ia sent by mail In the form of pills. of lozengea on
receipt of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Pinkhan
freely answers all letters of inquiry. Enclose cent
stamp. Send for pamphlet. Mention thfs Piper.
fg-LYnrA a. prNKHAms IrvKR Pills ours Constipa
tion. Biousness and Torpidity OF the yor 70 eenta
ArSOId by all DruEgisfs.~Ea %
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MAn Onght 70 Kno,r. .

TITUsvILLE, Pa, March 12, 1sSl-H II
Warner d Go. SIRs: | am fully satisfied
that your Safe Kidney ana Liver Cure saved
my life, and that would have been dead
months ago had not used It. look ,,nor
IL as great blessing to mankind and q
remedy that all ought to know.
if i A CnTrTAuT
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Not Entitled to Mileage.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 23.-The Adjutant
General has decided that officers and enlisted
men Of the army are not entitled to mileage
when attending Civil Court, as such com
pensatidn should be provided by the Civil
tribunals.
The daily gazette., 1882-09-25
FIRE RTII- RECoIR0-

,s1il5y ,ts'dl5 fire ho..! at Brlnckport, New
'adia iama~eda naofaing, n, destroyed two two
.nd dVe ,S'sa S,,6s loss Of SIS 900. i'eien'
s 4 Isss,'s s'', ws@s Buildings RnEssss st Rosen-
I'D iad N \. stranger, 'upaSd na%ed yester- ae
s standi1neoa NM hotel. % Only one h',,ld Taf-
'erdsv' VILE, Berks 'e,orloh, cono,G n.
1,Ss,aaiaIIpgs gssst"iFng, sorFsg !, Destroyed the
SatISs'asi 4 st tsG0,et si0,eeSS' church The
ale's IN ia".,.s fas store Of Of Moors MSes%rday I
ss, o'e. drug 'laey aie goods; j. DIR D. RaoS =
Owned n goods store a snd sd1nsnith snil
J. D. o'Nell. 'f The aloss loss
dder plete cure. al,
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e0nhlnt. palba,' -
and Urio'aurlnl ull annoying Kid
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4. ...ifRlNtt
= hQRAtSG SUMMARY.

! Arthur has Informed the
centennial Committee that he can
Boston October 81, the day SET
@eHIfnplal, but will arrange TO
Ve.p0er llth, and stay two days.
taaes Unions meeting, In New
t,aay speeches were made de-
lle State Conventions of both
Y s,. nominating four lawyers. !" One
serted that jay Gould controlled
1, A9dls, ~ U acting for the Philadelphia
~. ~ 9ae 1i Hundred, on Saturday
!, .at eity Controller a statement
sa aaal the contractor for painting
Irs6I,l sttilas bridge had not coupled
spHpa'lons OF his contract,
Y a'l D.. lfon Lorettp, Kentucky.
N, |. AlpnAIa dnar aud William Skaggs,,
y ,hall ailll4faerers, were found by
'DTlL ri, gfahdiather's house, near
Rieta.9y lucy resisted arrest, and In
7%ua'u was killed and William
.PRsaIshlp Pai,lIp Suphar from North
M 4s,,'aaei,phla, s,sal, with pig iron and
Iead d1'Iallaed T.I on Saturday morning
pnIsv ili,el y, bar, New Jersey, Ind
Nj afternoon uss and her fires were
\ ~, s.,.s she has been relieved Of +
day ~ and there is hope OF float
p1ssl,llees sa,a,s were arrested in pb,,a
Sa,,tlaay y, nlal at the instance Of John
oaa,asllloiacturcr, who charges
se eSaIe,padlng aeealdlngl and failure to per. n
Ta,alag to the terms of their
tbs ap,lf uglf the act OF i770 thew
ey agroaa y, arlal In the Quarter SEES
's'eea TO go to work and were
\ Y sStgI. Commission gave bea,lno. =
Elaer ssaiaay. snn y, J, II. Goss. Of beeal ~
| AtIan,lp eu MUSICIAN, and Woodson
iree trasd lawyer, argued in
Presented aep' sn.., Richard Peters of
Ii f'Ibeea h. ,sn1p Specimens Of the stalk n,
pssIbI'eS I'Si,,,g imnIp.., plant, and dwelt upon upon
bowed a ,rl ra, portance of that plant
iSoI5s 5s9at, and thought 'ts the Tool wool
eaeousraaee.lP rae plant and the animal mai
iAe \, existing t,rItr 1Ie Ioel believed, how,
eGeroRkoeSsc RoSc' A. g. West, Presi-
9etiOn Of I t6o iron Company, said
Y destroy bls b,,es present. duty on pig
..llloon for Savannah.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-23

Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald
LAMrAsAs, June 22.-The town Is full Of
strangers, and the Santa Fe train on every
evening augments the number.
Allen Arnold, who Is charged with the
murder OFF. II. LittloGeld in 1876, had
hearing to-day upon u writ of habeas cor
pus before judge Blackburn, and was re-
fused bail.
A negro man to-day while working in a
well fell some sixteen feet killing him al
most instantly.
The crop prospect in this county thus far
Is splendid.
Weather very warm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-23
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Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald. .I
ALvARApo, June 2s.--0ur town Is on q
regular boom General Talmage has lust
been here and established this point as tho
terminus Of the Fort Worth and Waco di.
visions ofthe Missouri Pacific railway. The
ground for tho machine shops and round.
house have been measured or and located.
Their erection will begin at once. In addi-
ton TO those inst completed five large
brick houses are being built. Carpenters
and brickmasons are In demand.
A company is being formed TO secure q
charter for street railroad from the square
to the Missouri Pacific depot. ~