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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-10
PROBABILITIES

s. WASHINGTON, Feb Indications for
the upper lake region, upper Mississippi
valley. warmer fair weather, southerly
winds, falling barometer followed in north
west portions by local rains or snow and
colder northwest winds and rising barome-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-10
In ooutaR1ons.u Diseases.

Small Pox, Diphtheria, Scarlet, Typhoid,
Yellow and Malarial Fevers, expose in the
sick room Darbys prophylactic Fluid. 1t
viii attack all impurities and edors. The
Fluid win draw to itself the germ poisons
in the atmosphere and recharge it with
ozone, the mysterious agent by which
Nature vitalizes the air.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-10
FRENCH POLITICS.

PARIS, Feb. 1O.-First trial of strength
in senate since elections, resulted in rejsc-
ton of the bill against domiciliary visits
and expulsions from monasteries 157 to
1O1, showing Jules Simons party no longer
have casting vote in such questions.
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FIRE.

Ell PAsA, H., Feb. 1o.-The east side
OF the flour mill owned by L. Gather
Secor, burned yesterday. Loss. S35, 600;
insurance, $4,000 Incendiary.
JACKSON, Mich, Feb 1o-Fire this
morning destroyed several stores; loss $17,-
600.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The House
Committee on Banking and Currency to-day
heard Representative Marsh, OF Illinois,
in support of his bill authorizing taxation
by states, of United States legal tender
notes
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Did you ever know any person to be i'll
without inaction of the Stomach, Liver or
Kidneys, or did you ever know one who
was well when either was obstructed or in
active; and did you ever know or hear of
any case of the kind that Hop Bitter would
not cure? Ask your ueighbor the same
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THE nrssoUgr PAcIF4c ACorDEsr.

GALVESTON, Feb. 9.-Following are the
particulars of the Missouri Pacific acci
dent: At 10 o'clock ON the night of the 9TH,
Major Washburne, superintendent OF con
struction, with special car, was on an in
spection tour. and went to the last switch
engine and the train returned two miles
for water. The Mayor and party getting
tired, started in hand car to meet the
train. On the car were j. w. Painter.
VIM. Stoll, superintendent for Caligion E
Co., of Chicago, with his wife and little
son. Negroes propelled the Car. They
had gone a quarter of a mile when Painter
saw light turning curve. He signaled
the train and ordered the negroes to re-
verse the hand car. They had hardly turn
ed when the first flat car was upon them.
Painter and the negroes jumped. Wash
burne leaped off on the opposite side.
When the train stepped, Washburne was
found senseless, one arm cut off, and 9TH
erwise bruised, having been run ever by
one car. Mrs. Stoll was crushed to death,
twelve cars having passed over her. Mr..
Stoll was literally cut to pieces, so he could
not be recognized. George, the little boy.
was found under the cars with his head
crushed. The remains of the Stoll family
were sent to New Jersey. Major Wash
burne was brought to Waco, and died soon
after.
DROWNED.
DETROIT, Feb 9.-E r. Curtis, Frank
Mix and Miss Dickens were drowned while
skating. Mix lost his life in attempting
to save the lady
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HOUSE

The committee on Postoffices agreed tc
report favorably bin to make all public
roads or highways post routes, thus saving
the time of Congress in considering special
bills. The Senate sub Naval committee
VIII prsbably oppose the nomination of
Stevenson as Pay Director of the Navy, as
unfit for the place. The House Invalid
Pension committee decided all bills here
after reported shall not grant arrears.
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AN EXCURSION.

CAIRO, Ill, Feb. 10.-J F. Merry, Ex-
cursion Agentof the Illinois Central Rail
road, passed through here with TIVE hun
dred excursionists from Iowa for New Or
leans.
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DIED GAME.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Feb. 10.--Gaitan,
Mexican, was hanged to-day, for murder
ing another Mexican at Danco. last August
He died game.
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measures with the tariff commission bills.
The bill to place General Grant on the
retired list placed on the calendar.
Logan being absent without losing its
place the pension arrears resolution was
taken up and Maxey supported the amend
raent for the enlargement of the Mexican
war pension list
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F0RTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS-
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Report of the
'i0"'ury Cattle Commissioner on pleuro
pneumonia, was called for Tuesday next.
Ane judiciary Committee will ask to
raVe 'ne DILL regarding polygamy in
Utah, considered.
norrll said he would antagonize all
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-10
COFFEE BLIGaT,

LONDON, Feb. 1O-The Island of zCeylon
is suffering greatly from coffee blight
The crop is worth only GO 500, 900 against
an estimated value of f6,O0O,OOO.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-10
SOLDIERS SUICIDE,

GALVESTON, Feb. 10.-Sergeant Bush,
of the 10th cavalry, being reprimanded
and ordered to the guard house, blew his
head Off
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EAILRH.

merchant of Leeds. failed. Liabilities
120,000 pounds
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St. Louis Market.

IS s a ST.. Louis, Feb. 10.
whcat-I.ower. fairly active, red s5lz cash !;
80 Feb; 81 March No. 8.
Corn-I.ower, 81 cash; co.'s April.
0ats-aslow, 48 cash; 461s Feb. 8 May.
Rye--Higer; 81 BID
Bariey--DHll: S501 10.
Whiskey--1 is.
Pork-Slow; 1sl< bid Jan; IS 75Mch.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts. s.7J0 active; very light, oo9
9 10; Workers. 20D655; packing 1905 80; butch
ers to fancy, s 00917 20,
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Chicago Market.

S1A1NS@9O Ax&eSA 1A0Us
CHICAGO. Feb 10.
Wheat-Unsettled; a7hl cash; as% April and
/ 31A May. %~ 4@&
Corn--Weal, 81 cash; 571s March; 4Sz May.
oats-Firmer, 40A cash; 461s March; 40 II April
Az May - @s as
Rye-90c. 48
Barley-Nominal, o.. 49, s.s
Whiskey--1 10.
Pork--Loxer; 160el81s 10 cash; Is 50h April.
Lard-Steady; II 15 cash, IL 32@ April.
seseszs - LIVE STOCK. ss
Hogs-Receipts. 1s 900; 6le066 60; mix. packing
1906 65 heavy, 665tlT 35..
Cattle-Reeeipts 500; exports I0f26 60; good to
hoice shipping, 5 7e@6 90; butchers, 5004 so.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-10

an expert be sent there to Investigate and
report upon the alleged cases of smallpox,
the accuracy of the diagnoses being disput-
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CRIMINAL.

CHICAGO, Feb. "a Mrs. Phelps is re-
ported to have been robbed of 5000 in
jewelry and cash by hotel thieves at the
Palmer House.
HELD FOR TRIAL.
The notorious forgers arrested yesterday
were held to-day, each in bail of $1,000
on the forgery charge and $4,000 on the
conspiracy chrge. All went to Jail. Wit
nesses revealed that about twenty city
firms and all the principal banks had been
selected as victims. Firm checks had been
obtained by them, and autographed for the
purposes of forgery. The arrested men
are of extremely suave manners and pre-
possessing appearance Their cases were
continued.
e CoUNTRRFETTER ARREsTED.
CHEYEENE, Feb "a man named
Kibela, the supposed representative of a
gang of counterfeiters, was arrested to-
day. A quantity of "queer" was found on
his person
New YORK, Feb. 9.-Justus Koehler,
manager of the Hamburg Madgeburg Fire
Insurance Company, committed suicide
to-day. His accounts are said TO be
straight.
HANGED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb e.-Charley Hinze
was hanged to-day at Winnemucca, for the
murder of A. S. Lick. He claimed self de-
fense.
TRAdPs.
TERRE HAUTE, Feb. "A gang of
tramps boarded q passenger train near this
city and attempted to capture the baggage
ear. but were unsuccessful.
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NOT ORGANIZED

Albany, Feb. 10.-Legislature ad journ
ed until Monday without organizing.
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controversy of 1860 America disclaimsd
any desire to have exclusive control of the
canal
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WORKING MEN

yETILL ind 10 ride tickets good between Rocl
w Island and Moline sale at the G. B. d @
Ticket Oflce, at 80 cents each.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-10

COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Strong, lower; red spot 39sl Feb. !;
May 425z F @27
Corn-Firm, mxd. western spot 6606s; Future
70A. . 81 s-..l.ssz --.-ss.s. -.tr.
Oats-Better. western 471s.
Pork-Firm, new IS 25. s9
Lard-Higher, II 42ik. r~a s5s ft ezk
Whiskey-1 10
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Great Germ Destroyer.
DAREY'S
PROPHYLACTiC FLUID!

Pitting Of SMALL
PoX Prevented.
Ulcers purified and heal
ed.
Gangreneprevented and
cured.
Dysentery cured.
Wounds Healed rapidly.
Scurvey cured in short
time.
letter dried up.
II is perfectly harm
j less.
For Sore Throat it is a
7 SIRE cure
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DROWNED.



CEDAR RAPIDs Feb. 9.-The Grand
Lodge A. o. e. w, closed its biennial ses
SION this evening The day was largely
consumed in discussion of its relation to
the Supreme Lodge. The special committee
reported by resolution, citing the opinion
of the Attorney General of Iowa, to the
effect that compliance with the Supreme
Lodge relief law would be in contravention
of the code of Iowa. The resolutions ap-
prove the action of Grand Master Nichols
in refusing to issue relief assessment at
the order of Supreme Lodge and deny the
right to assess members of this separate
Jurisdiction The Supreme Master is asked
to withdraw his order ofthe suspension of the
Iowa Grand Lodge and relegate the question
to the next session of the Supreme Lodge In
case he refuses this request the Iowa Grand
Lodge officers are directed to conduct the
business of this jurisdiction without regard
to the Supreme Lodge. These resolutions
were adopted by vote of PAT to 15. Da-
venport was selected as the place for the
next session. The order Is Is in flourish
ing condition.
IN ILLINOIS.
QUINCY, Feb. 9-The Grand Lodge A.
o. q. w. of Illinois, which has been In ses-
sien in this city since the 7th completed its
work to-day andladjourned sinesdIe. Consid-
erable business was transacted, but there
was but little in the proceedings of public
| interest. The following officers were cleo
ted for the ensuing year: G. M. W., @.
F. Berry, OF Carthage; Grand Foreman, E.
| a Hess, of Quincy; Grand Overseer, w
| F. Beck, of Olney; Grand Recorder, G. NJ.
| Hitch, of Paris, reelected; Grand Receiver,
| Alex Mclean, of Macomb; Grand Guide.
E. p Hendricks: Grand Inside Watchman,
| F. A Stevens, of Newton; Trustee, w II
McCornick, of Beardstown; Supreme Re
representatives., c. E. Mcdowell of Carrni
Wm. g. Morris, of Moline, and e. M
Sanford of Jacksonville.
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SMALL Pox
.ERADlCAT 2

Contagion destroyed.
Sick Rooms purified and
made pleasant.
Fevered and Sick Per-
sons relieved and re-
freshed by hathingwith
ProphylacticFluid add
ed TO the water.
Soft White Complex
ions secured by its use
in bathing.
impure Air made harm
less and purified by
sprinkling Darby s
Fluid about.
To Purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
it can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erusipelas cured.
Burns relieved Instantly.
Scars prevented.
Removes all unpleasant
Od0rs.
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Keck's Medical Infirmarv.
Sixth and Brady Streets. Davenport. \ wa

peruse Opinion
Of the Press
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-10

Con sulfatiou and Trial Medicines Free at OfRoe,
70 Ofce hours, A. M. to P. NJ. Sundays p. M
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
FINANCIAL.
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CHICAGO, Feb. "a Mrs. Phelps is re-
ported to have been robbed of 5000 in
jewelry and cash by hotel thieves at the
Palmer House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Wholesale Leather, saddlery ans oho'
Bindings.

vbo,.s.l. Leather, saddlery and Shoe
Findings.
w. intend making an assertion IN this
article which NAV seem to some to DO orag'
sadocio. but which can be substantiatsd oy
ocular demonstrations. -.u~
IT, {. this. that Dallas sells moro saddiss,
b.rne.s saddlsry hardware and leather
tb.n any city Of its size in the unlteo
States. In proof Of this and to SATISFY our
own minds, we took q look through hei;r.
Schoellkopf & Co.'S. one Of the ieao'ns
They are located at $50 and $50 Main, ano
sls and s15 Commerce streets in one OF tne
iar,est buildings in the city, fronting %
S..t three stories and . basement hlenl
nd 90 feet in depth and fitted up with all
the ~copvenisncss for their business.
Entering from Main street we met me
re1tlemanly head OF ne houss' .b.;,
| ScRoellkopf, and we're shown throush shei,
sStepsiys establishment, and eV-n II .
..re u,sd 10 big things, our eyss were
onened in wonder at the extensive prem
On tic nrst.noor We found huge stocks @
go and sole leather, col
iar.l calf skins, shoe lasts, etc;
while the shelves, the entire length on D9th
| ,ide1 OF their building. were loaded VIII
.addl,ry hardware goods shoe nnaing'
IN the second floor manufactured good
in their line greeted ones eyes In every al
rsction. Saddles of every description, ron
he bows city saddle to the cowboy
TeIss tree which would take two mustang
IN throw 4 fellow off Of one OF them. Har
ness in endless variety from that suitable
to The race track, and lightest ph@ton q
ths heaviest truck seen on our streeis
brides fitted with silver mounting, n
for a queen to own, to the plain strong ar
| ticle SO much used by our farmers aha cat
hoe upper., soles, ETC., from which q
m.ny nj our shoemakers draw their supply
on IN. third floor we foundt the manuias
,urino department where We could see "a
m,ny siilled workmen making. up al
classes of goods il their line: The hous'
employs from thirty to thirty-nve Workmei
nes,rs. schoelIkopf & &C. il thei
pey building carry stocI
nj all tlmos complots In svsIy
respect, and they will duplicate bilIs OF ot
Louis or any house In New Orleans
Their stock of oEoe findings 10 un
eioelled in the south and with ample cap
itsI. extensive premises, large stock ant
live so-shssd men at the head OF this es
sahlishment, make Nsssrs. Sehosllkopf 4
Cos frm, building and business are TN
pride Of Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
The light Running New nsns Sewing
Machine.

The popularity and success achieved by
the New Home Sewing Machine" 10 some,
,hing wonderful. 1t has Tar outstr'pped all
competitors in the race for public favor. 1t
has reached in the short period OF four
years the fabulous number Of 400,0O0-and
still the demand il greater thar the com
pzny can with constantly Ming facili-
ties supply. And what Is more surprising,
,hey sell exclusively for cash while other
companies are compelled TO sell on time.
In TEXAS the New Home has no rival
In public favor. And why 10 thlsY The an
sver can be summed up in . few words: il
il the perfection" Of sewing machine
n. osanigtn. at is perfectly slmplon and
'simply perfect Ia range CT work is al
most unlimited. 1t is mnlo OF the best
material a~ttainable, and In the most work
manlike manner; it will outlast any other;
II has the most beautiful woodwork; IL has
the best line OF attachments, and gives I'M
~ivsrssl satisfaction, aud 10 no trouble 10
sell.
Call at the Office Of the general sEent for
north Texas, 77 Main street, Dallas,
where he 10 ready TO supply the wholesale
or retail demand. A fun stock OF all kinds
Of sewing machine needles, oil and attach.
msnts 70 supply the trade IL also kept
constantly on hand, at prices that cannot
be beat In any market In the west or
south.
JouI A. kAsS,
General Agent
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an Hittenthal.

Among the most prominent and popular
sry good. merchants of this city are hessrs.
IA'&E. Nittenthal. They have now ren-
ded in Dallas for ten years, have seen tne
city grow from a little village 70 its pres s
time have commanded the respect OF the
neople Of north Texas for their fair and
Honest dealings and strict business habits.
They keep one Of the largest and best A.
Sorted stocks Of goods in the city, suitable
Tor tbe wholesale or retail trade. They are
sentlemen of the s~trictest integrity sno
their word IL as good as gold with All wne
know them. They aie among tne euo1ess
iiberslitv have added much 10 is advance
mept as q wholesale city.
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r.o,..nd Teri.ns

Bear witness 10 the fact that for slesnli.
ns.. eroslencs Of fare n general convsn-
fences. no house in the state equals ths
Wootsn HOUSE at Wootan Wells, Robert
son county. The simple assertion thar ~ "a
presided over BY Judge J. ]. kendncf, ~
70 wanting that tends 20 The com.
fort Of is quests
Airy and commOdiOus rooms, brood hno
.hear vernudas. blliaYd ball ana sfatlnf
rfrE a tsbie u~nsurpassed b. any 81 tbs
veferiue places 81 the gun tttentivs
usitsrs and . landlord noted fsr and woe
cinss d ns he ne plus Ultra Of Al south'
To the invalid sesking 30 rebuild q that
ts-sd constitution. Or 20 those desrouf q
80 from fhr c1rc- ard trf=a oictT ne
- ~. rurue 20 the MoOtan h0uM ara
tsrine once rartaken uits bosptalify. yCr
uIn come ansln. Leavs trnin e. bremono.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

". 7. sner hes the Oldest transfer line IN
Dslas. and In connection therwith . nun
her OF floats. His 0mnibuset arc KEY, lh
linton repsir, are clean and eominrtaDle
~ drivers srs safe and used % the serFlce
and know DEllns Ike bcoE- elsrstr
- ri;es ~ aud from al trsins. the b0fel.
- whe-vvpr and whenever In TIE CITY
oeeaef HH honfs ere always on band p
A. drnv service. and are u~arttcuisr1
,5sr+ef 70 moving b0usebold frrniture q
he.rv g,ods Orders can - len 81 10
crend- Windsor any time
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eesuins Jsvslry
JouH A. NAsN,
General Agent

e~ssuins Jsvsiry
The jsvslry sstsblishmsntofJ. W. webb,
corner Of Main and Lamar streets. In this
eity. il ths Oldest Of its kind In Dallas and
no more complies and elegant stock OF that
shsrsctsr 10 10 be found 10 the whole state
on TsIss. The house 10 perfectly reliable
I'M every respect and orders can be sent By
mail with perfect safety and the certainty
~ sst,ins fust what Ia ordered. Bvery srti.
.is usur'ly Kept in q fully equipped and
nrvt-clsss jeveiry store 10 10 Be found al
Webbis. Of the latest and prettisst pattern
and Al terms that cannot be beaten any
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orr ne and Volatile Matter ....i NoS t.-.
The curative properties Of these waters
are unsqualled by any in the southwest
scrofala, general debility t;5 nervous .s paas,pa-
neuralgia, chronic affections Of the bowels,
risumstism. and all female diseases are .
few among the many diseases yielding TO
Thousands of visitors from al portions OF
tho Union attest the wonderful cures per-
formed here. Certificates furnished upon
Ths hotels are open the year sround-as
neither heat nor cold, wet OF dry sessHn.
Of thess waters, coming ss they do from
beneath a sand stone formation Of seventy
Tbs Climate is mild-the heat Of summer
being tempered by cool and reireshing
breeses-xhile from it, southern .r, lo e. ob.
,;stod Terms moderate. Cottages 1or
families at reasonable rates. For further
WoorAN WELLS Co.,
Robertson County, Texas.
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IA, frequently said that there il but one
nl.ce In Dsllss 70 get real fine beer and that
hat plscs 10 the Apollo Hall, corner haln
and Poydrss streets However tnss nsy
be- IL IL certain that Leopold Bohny. thspre
nristor on Apollo won't have anything
.roupd him except Il be frtt-clsss foooh
His pIsce ia one o. thefsvorite resorts oftne
to-n where cool beer, fine liquors as
eissu and the svestest OF musie can %
hand Al ali times. The ball i alvhvs orl-
iisrfix FVhted with the electric light
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Henrietta. with ~pOpulHtion oil1D -
fhe couutv sal Of Clay cgunty and - stu-
sted near he center 81 SID county upon
fhs s1uth sideu NJ the htcnita rFe
- - termfrus 81 the EOrt Worn A
rrrrer ctr railway. The building oithis
20 - ffe rro~pect 81 an early ertens0n
.ffbs Wissrur Pacific rusd from an
viIIe 10 this point, hiss given ~ imf-frs ~
Re pirce. aud trick and ston buAlinfs
that you'd Do rr1rD ltrf-f 60 49,
1000 a GOOD trade derived ron t1e
80 wilns rrsche Be - ttt nortt
90 wrt During TIE past sees1n - - n
A. rn,fs. clrttinr ru1ts. s11@llaa c-f1
milinery- &c. agEreEz,t tlptyr 49,
- sd r~r1urt, t1Dytf ~
1890 U-rz rnirfs. cils. 80 fN1D
-i~~-f~~r-rs SIS fIoDl Ga WEt
ir~rr-sR f-rn Eeu IWE -
IrrisH G.retor IS r.ln 90
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

This IN the county seat OF Parker county
m miia. vest on Dallas on The Texss Il Ia
~ railroad. Weatherford can proudly
hosst nd the memoir Of . time when Dallas
.nd Fort Worth we're not, and hen vas
.fhe largest and mOst hOurishing Trading
in this whole section OF country ~
= a besuufuny lOcsted little cty Win .
nerfer nsfursi drainaEs, beGutifni soenerts
hloed and vel improved streets henosyme
80 eoumodious brick and stone bushes
honsss and tasteful and elegsut dvellings
sgrDs ais 90 has been invested m neN Dus
-. hou.e. during the past year, and mp
yards ofsDD0 IN pubic roFen %
- s-eefs enf sdeualss With ~ hifn
md drv locsfion. and i~u.1heustl1lt s-fp-y
- - - ~ssH. Hr@-Aa11-1 - rast1
.Taf- - b. the bealthiest . mos GER.
- ri.~r 81 resfdenus IN the susie VIZ
- trrTr and businee ~sdrsnter@ ma neS
-~1roaf town. ID has c1-nbined ne sianA-
- 49, rn4 its sycsl sdTartscesc 81 -
ere-..a. Ths citizens are ncte1 ~ thef
r-tIir spirit. arf slvnys resf1Dd ~ a
.ern fhsf = ~ tbs PEBBLE 80
'ftsr have rr.ef ~ N
-r'u~tr-r tar ~ srtvol up
- Werfhe-frd can tr1st - No. 49,
- 80 rsr-ynrt Hreu ~ ~ rr.ar
49, n ~ rrr Athrsrt ~ ract
~. Ir-rr tr-rtcry f1-u~lT rrtrteI =
a. rrirf rs 49, cur - ra
iorrs 49, - h-s -
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Wostan Wells.

Wostan Wells.
These celebrated wells are situated in
Robertson county, three miles southwest
nom Bremond, a station on the Houston
4 Texas Central railroad, l22 miles soIth OF q
Dallas. Parties arriving at Bremond VII
And commodious hacks in waiting TO con
vey them out to the wells. ,,,L
The location il all that could be desired by
either invalids seeking benefit rom III
waters or those DESTROYS Of q cool, pleasan,
resort in which to while away the tsdiumo o.
the summer. Seven. hundred feet above the
sea level guarantees to 1t a freedom IRON
malaria and gives an extended view osi
the surrounding country.
First-class Accommodations for 800 guestl
are Notwithstanding the hotels, cottagei
and boarding houses. Situated, ~ they are
in the shape of . horse shoe, the interven'
ing space laid off into walks and hoWsl
beds, gives to it a beauty in appearance un'
soualed by any resort in the southwest.
-Four mineral and numerous from watel
wells furnish an abundant supply for any
number Of guests. The waters OF the for
msr being used only for drinking ano
bathing pnrposes, the analysis OF which II
as follows:
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