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MATRIMONIAL.
Two More of Cupld's Customers Granted
License to Love and Link for Life


The nuptials of Miss Mary Lou johnson
and Dr.. Il. 7, Hamill, of Marshall, Texas,
were celebrated In the presence of a large
and select circle of friends and relatives, al
the Methodist church in that city, on Wed.
nesday evening last, Rev. j. r. Wages
officiating.
The bride is lovely and accomplished
brunette, possessing those charming graces
which at once elect her to the permanent
favor of all. The groom is rising Young
dentist of that city, and has proven himself
in every way worthy the band of his accom-.
plished bride.
The wedding was an elegant affair in all
respects, and has been the interesting tonic
for several days.
The presents were numerous and costly.
ana spoke with greater potency than words
OF the high esteem and affection Of their
many friends.
The happy couple, ms well rs many OF
tnelr friends who were carrying matrimo-
MAI insurance on them, have reaped rich
harvest from the various companies. The
writer, among the number, held certificates
amounting to 10000 each in the Belle OF
Texas and Dallas Daily Nuptial associations
of Dallas Texas the accrued cndowments
amounting to $40, rs follows: The Belle of
Texas, Sl2O and the Dallas Daily Nuptial
association, 500. take pleasure in saving
that both claims were promptly paid In
cash upon presentation of proofs of mar.
riage. W. y. BouGnroN,
Dallas, Texas.
Call on him, at the st. George hotel, II
you desire TO be insured.
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Arbitration

Iseytended 10 the public TO call
ND examine our Handsome,
New and Complete Stock,
rbich is now ready for inspec-
ron in ali departments.
Our stock embraces an eie-
,,nt line OF all goods usually
Gund in a hrst-class Dry
Goods, Clothing or Boot and
Shoe store, and we take pleas
IRE in assuring the public that
We are enabled to place them
At prices within the reach of all.
Our buyers have been ex-
ceedingly fortunate in securing
Il the latest Designs, Fabrics,
STYLES and Novelties; therefore
We are confident we can please
,be most fastidious purchaser.
This week we have on eXhi-
bition in their respective de-
oartments the following goods,
70 which we desire TO call your
attention. Our magnificent line
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Ready For the Fall Trade !!

take pleasure in announcing to our Patrons and the
F9oc generally that have on hand and are dav re
ceivlng an IMMENSE SrocK of '"'S 'e
GOODS SUITABLE FOR FAN Ann W,nrpp
Trade TO meet the demands of our rapidlv rov;r R;
ness our Fall Purchases have been much larger than ever
peore Comprising all the Leading Styles and Novelties in
Dry Goods Splendid Line of Ladies' listers Coaks and
uentS Ladies Misses Boots and Shoes Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods; Hosiery, Gloves and
Notions We have also added to our Business
NEW ENTERPRISE In THE WAY OF A CARPET DIR, pr,vnr
wen is now IN order and to which desire to call Special
Nt'enton, having ADMINISTER MooUErrE and VELVET Tan
eses and BoDY BRUSSELS Etc Our experience for the nas
month convnces us that Selections Qualities and Prices
are meeting with Public Favor. Our determination TO Com
a rade by Offering Desirable goods at Reasonable Prices
Ian and Examine our goods before making Fall Purchases
TIL O MP SON BROS
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81, LOUlS.
ST. LOUIS. September ?2-Flour steady and
unchanged.
Wheat dun and lower No ,, re fall ,oa
dlwn Tom % 10 % cas- !; gi', TO p3a. Optobcf. 1
Corn active hut lower. selling down from "a 10
Gll,cash: G5i. 10 O. October
oats duh aud lower from ~ 70 30, cash; S0',
10 20 November
whisky stcadyat 10
Fork quiet iobblng 22m
llulk meats. no loose lots offered,
Bacon scarce and hrm, shoulders. iiI: clear
lib lh1iNlAs: clear sides 10 iOaDlGi 20,
Lard nOrninally lower
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ontFANS September . Pork strong
at2lk,
Flour quiet aud steady higher grades, q.
Nht.
Corn In f.lr demand Texas white 7sas,.
western white 81 mixed ~
larl steady; refined tlotce u .; kcg, i9'.
Dry salt meats 1rnct' shoulders. loose,
old, i0Agl0b packed, new iti.
nacnn IN fair demand. shoulders II; shot, rib,
and long clear sides liA@l6
Hams scarce and arm choice sugar cnroi
canvAssed, ordinary, 100 e. choice lGA
Whisky steady Western ioUtiacd 0isgi %
Coffee dull lobhlng ordinary to prime s9@ii
sugar steady aud In good demand. fully fat,
81; prime 10 choice St@e yellow clarified 81
Mola,ses dull and nominal
Rice In rold demand and lower ordinary 10
choice, ihs6s
sights 400 per l,0to premium; sterling bank
tSs.
Consols 6latSA.
CHICAGO.
CHicAec, September q - Flour steady aud
unchanged.
Wheat In fair demand but lower. regular /, OF /,
| September VA October
Cora active. but lowe, g., cash; sl.A
| 6lN September Co.. October
oats dull; nS cash, sls September and
October,
Pork lower 2llsa2i,S GAIA; 2l2,, a2i. .,
| September and october.
Lard lower and Irregular i12,eia 2as cash,
bult m ats dull shoulders 10 90 clear side,
"a 4. clear sides 1Atlb
wsEky stead! al 129.
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PROOF or THE PUDDING"
Paying BENEFITS ON Presentation of Proofs,

Fnyin. Elements ON Presentation vi Proofs,
The secretary OF the Dallas Daily Nup-
tial, q new marriage association organ
lied in this city u few days ago. informs us
that on yesterday the association paid OIL
their first maturcd policies amounting to
1920. Tho "high contracting parties were
Dr. Il. 7. Hamill and Miss Mary Lou
Johnson, Of Marshall, Texas, Mr.. adolph
Eiscnlohr and Miss Mary Ecastcr, Of this
city, each holding q certificate of $40 600.
The above association, though in its in.
fancy, starts out under the most favorable
auspices. 1t is now little over one week
old and has issued over 100 policies,
amounting in round numbers to $1,000
II Is managed by old and experienced insur.
ancc men, aided by practical business cXpc.
renee. Having been identified with mat.
rimonial insurance since its introduction
into the south, experience has enabled
them to place before the public such plans
rs at once commend themselves and fully
meet with the endorsement Of all sensible
people. Certificates are Issued in sums of
$1,000, $1,000 and $4,000, paying -, 50
and $40 per day.
With 60nO active agents In the held
prompt payments Of benefits, and closely
guarding the interests OF It's members. the
Dallas Daily Nuptial association bids fair
to become the leading association OF the
west.
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THE CITY.
LOCAL Innings,


nanled.-To borrow for six months or
NJ !eat, Sl,Vn on undoubted security,
lj5 aW,3r personal, rs lender may elect,
49, Mr' lock box 3S2, Dallas post.
,ty, ''S'""'"S 10 'V'n' l" r's"'
Estis. "' "oo"' "'S"lpV"'eu ''o'' '"e
4 I ~, police are serving sidewalk notices
P'Vperly'owners.
ga prisoners In the s,ation.house on the
-'Se OF drunkenness.
S,aes travel over the railroads is better
:, mas been In year.
sae dogs are too numerous, and a thin.
ssVut OF the CANNES is In order.
\, II ~ sidewalk ordinance is daily violated,
y 'V only occasional arrests follow.
S,,ss employees of the Gulf Colorado a
railroad were paid oil yesterday.
~, Yates, who was arrested ON the
~, sSI charge of drunkenness, has been re.
sN from prison.
aaIo Az pest of steaks, finest coffee aud
h,sss,ss oysters In the city can be found At
',sues restaurant.
ams e prick famine continues, but neat
h ihs smsillngs are going up here and there
w ue suburbs of the city.
' nv Saint Charles grocery house, corner
10 cn. ., son aud Commerce streets, are sell.
sou. their goods at cost.
,r,u ny Jolly Bachelor combination lief, last
Cels on Especial through coach over the
wi, wi colorado & Santa Fe road. for Gal.
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The Highest Recomm endntlon OF ANY Med.
lcine ON the Market Road, Reflect and
be pronted Thereby

NEW ORLEANS, IA, May -. lSSa -Mcssrs. W ,
II. Patterson & Co;
GcntS-l take great pleasure in testiiying
to the beneficial resats derived from tho
use of your PenChstonc l.iniment; having
applied same In various eases Of neuralgia,
sprains, bruises and rheumatic tendencies,
in all Of which the relief has been mos, sat.
isiaclory. heartily recommend your Lini.
mont to the afflicted, Respectfully,
SAN BoYp.
Mr. l., Dutour. of Hot Springs, Arkansas,
says: The linimcnt | ordered from yo u
gives entire satisfaction.
Messrs. Richsourg & Bro, OF Carlton,
Texas, says: We have tried your linimont
and can say that We have never seen any
equal to IT, 1t does more than you claim
for IT,
Messrs. Waford & Hobson, Allen, Texas,
writes us August eth, 1852; That II is
the best scrow.Vorm medicine they sell.
For sale by Dll druggists.
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Read, Three Hundred aud Forty Dollars
Ia nCneuts

THE Belle OF Texas, of this city, paid
out yesterday $40, proportional rs fol.
lows:
TO Cooke X Williams on certificate Eve
DAYS old...t.t..ss,s .t....s,...,t.,ss..ss lO0 ~
To W, u Boughton, on certificate six days
To William Hudson, on certificate xix
days OLD, .,..,,,.,,..... 40 90
lutAl ..stsstss..s...4t ilO "
These amounts were paid to the parties
In few hours after the marriages oc.
cured.
Those wishing marriage insurance and
payment of policies should patronize
"1he Belle Of Texas" She pays $40 a
day. We cheeriully recommend this home
institution. Office over Exchange bank,
Dallas, Texas,
She Is only eight days old and has sixty.
one In class aud slSty.six In class A.
\. A. SANDERS, Secretary,
CoKE & WILLIAMS,
w. u. BoueHroS,
WILLIAM Hrpsos.
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erca, slaughter In the Price OF Flour.

In order that everyone may test TIE
merits of our Hungarian flour, made by the
Anchor Milling company, OF st. Louis, we
have this day reduced the price from 50 per
hundred TO 81 ~ per hundred pounds. We
will sell Il at that price during this month
try /, and be convinced that It N all we
claim for Il. That Is. the best flour made
on earth. We guarantee It to be the best
dour brought to Texas. Remember we
only sell Il at that price to introduced and
the price advertised only holds good dur.
ing this month Try II, everybody. Bryan
& Bradshaw, 5l5 Elm street.
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3-5O5 ELM STREET
East Texas Marriage Agency

pays Slo per day; claims paid five DAYS
after proof of marriage. Officers all bonded
ten thousand dollars each.
References Marx 4 Tempner, Calves.
ton, Sam l.. Boyd, New Orleans; r. l..
Hlghtowor, state senator; Garrett & Key,
bankers; Il. j. Fry, banker, Marshall,
Active agents wanted. For supplies send
TO W. 7. ROWLAND, Secretary,
Marshall Texas
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Considering the number OF competitors,
ana the strenuous efforts put forth. aud the
hleh repute some Of the competing Brands
ENJOY at home, the wigning of the only
Gold Medal ever given at an Australian
exhibition is quite matter of congratula.
ton ON the part of Mcssrs. w. 4. Black.
well " Co., manufacturers of Blackwellis
Durham tnhncco
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Fact. Worth u,momn,r,,,y.

Most eminent physicians give testimony
that the best, safest aud mldcst remedy
Tor all forms of blood-poisoning, whether in.
herited or contracted, Is Acker's Blood
EhNlr, which gives tone and vitality to the
pimples, gcromla, rheumatism, etc. Sold
by ". II. Patterson y Co. the reschstoro
Eminent men.
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Cardinal Points to Remem her,

That Acker's Blood Elixir is a specific
remedy for neuralgia, rheumatism, maiari.
GUS ana other levers, scrofulous tendencies,
and al forms of blood-poisoning. 1t puri-
hesthe system, rouses and develops the
nervous energies, enrichcs the blood, pro-
notes appetite, dispels languor and res
store the body to robust health. Sold by
". IL. Patterson Il Co., the Peachstone
Linimont men.
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The LaClede hotel in 81. Louis, under
the able management of MesSrs. Griswold
" Spcrry, who are veterans In the hotel
business, have rciurnished and fitted up in
elegant style this popular hotel, which is
the resort of Texans who visit ST. Louis
The table is lirst-class, the building safe
commodious, and kept in the very best of
stylp
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Our MnIIncry pcnnrtmnni

Mrs. Bauman's selection for two months
IN New York, will assure the ladies that no
house in the state can compare or show up
such novelties of French and American
Millinery patterns. bonnets and hats at
Rauman's, 70G Elm street.
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INDICATIONS.

"a, aN' uulI-Feir weather; northerly winds;
Mature.
WV uuli-Fair weather. mostly casterly
m s@ion'ry barometer stationary or
S'se' temperature.
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NntIco

Several marriage aid associations in their
advertisements have referred to the CITY
National Bank of Dallas We desire to
say that we know nothing about any of
these institutions and that our name has
been used without consulting US.
II, r. CANNON, Cashier,
City National Bank of Dallas.
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NEW DPES0 GOODS,

Embraces all the most recent
Materials, Colors and Patterns,
and will be attractive to all.
We will also show a splendid
,ccOrtment of
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perasols, Fans, and IN tact all summer
goods in the house, We have reduced to
s sue low figure that II wlll be impossible
for any to abstain from buying. A. q Il,
Mittenthal. Cog Elm street.
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Notire,

We had the misfortune to have our en-.
gine disabled last evening, which will pre-.
vent us from furnishing lights for several
nights. We hope our patrons will bear
with us for so short time. Very respect.
hlly, DALLAS ELEcrsic LiOir Co,
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X eunion Ross brigade.

The reunion of Ross Texas Brigade will
take place at Terrell, kaufman county.
Texas, on the nth and 10Th of October
pected. 10
Texas papers please copy.
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zoe. vs.. S25i

The one buys n box of Browns Vegcta.
BILE Liver Pills, which cures constitution.
sick headache and II torpid liver the other
you pay your doctor MS u penalty for not
using Browns Liver Pills in time which
amount will you pay All of Browns med.
cines for sale. by all druggists in Dallas,
asst Dallas and Texas.
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ASfoRD. MICHIGAN, August %. ls7o-CInrrp
MRDiCiNk COMPANY.
Gentiemen--Please send to my address
another bottle of the Little Liver pills, /
eohsiuer them a sovereign remedy for Head
acne CHARLES 5. SANDroRp,
Midland county, Michigan.
FOR sale by, Williams. Tolliver h Walker
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), Now is the time to buy cheap wines and
liquors at cost at Caperon Il Bonds, COS
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The electric light, tas,efully arranged and
elegant fixtures, render the Office, on Poy.
dras street, the cosiest and most attractive
resort in Dallas.
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Kentucky whlskIes

lfyou want straight good Sour Mash Ken.
lucky Whistles. call only for G. Conrad &
Co.'S Moss Rose Bourbon or Governor
Choice Rye, Ask your grocer for them.
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The "Conrads Budwelscr" IL unequalled
by any Beer In quality, aroma, brightness,
OF celor and general healthiulness.
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German Carp Fish
! can furnish parties with German carp
fish, Address II. c. HINNANT,
Daingeriield, Texas.
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Stop at the Rendrebrook House. Co or.
ado, TEXAS. Jus. opened. Everyi ing
clean and neat W. D. sIatlon, Miisg,f,
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silk Daimans and Circulars.
lined and unlined 81, $3.50 $50. $40,
sl250, si5, s25, sS5 TO $40, at Bauman's $,
100 Elm street.
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lAHy BROTHERS { CO.,
635 n S31
ELM STREET.
THE WEATHER.


GALVESTON SEPTEMBER -. Observations show.
,,ls highest and lowest temperature and rainfall
lot past weng.iour hours, taken daily al
o'clock p. N.
~ inc following railroads kindly cooperate with
ne United states signal service by requiring
iaer agents 10 take the observations and use
mer Wre-without expense to the government
20 transmit by them, viz Gulf, Colorado IL
s p,', ss International Il Great Northern, Texas
: Pacific Texas 4 New Orleans, Houston IL
iexaS Genital and Galveston, Harrisburg 4 San
Antonio railroads
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10 tho Mhnlesnlc Trnhn.

We guarantee to duplicate any st. Louis
or New York bills In the millinery line.
Novelties daily arriving as they appear in
New York market, ~ +. BaumNn, manager
geo Elm street
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Pe,rie's restaurant h. opened asain.
Come and Oil up.
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ladies' Cloth Jackets aud Iavnlocl,s,
all colors, at SIS, SL75, 80 80 $325, So 80,
$3.50, -, Sl2 TO SIS, al Baumans, 7O6 Elm
street
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u IIkkVIE IENAS, sept I IN
rms Is Ia certify that. We have used Vour
,,WoNpEHUl EIGHT Tor BLACK tES
IN Sa1te Toy slving from IS % 70 drops lutcr-
nally and applying externally once or twtre In
the parts Affected, end II gave Immediate relief
A. j MCGUIRE " y SuTFI FirF
4. J. STEWARD. WILL MClJRE
IN Il WILLIAMS Italia. -r,,,
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NorE-rhcso parties were insured only
days and Mr. ycGlll drew sl6l clear PROFIT on
original investment OF $50, Our Company pays
60 day on all parties insured.
l.. n. MosELEY.
ep secy City N ,trlmonial Ins. Co.
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To Employees Of the Guif, Colorado Il santa
Ep HALLWAY

Time tickets issued by this company
will be cnshed at the offices of the station
masters In the cities Of Dallas, Fort Worth,
aud Cleburne, f. L. kitiErN,
Secretary and Agent
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Spccial lloticcs.

eENOrrCE-Tho annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF "ftna Real Estate and Build.
ing Association" will 10 held at the office OF tho
President X. +. Eiscnlohr, nj $50 O'Clock p, M,
September 3Oth, 1859.
JOHN s. wiTwER. Secretary.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mls,. Son

ps-PAYs si5 PER DAY. jackson. Miss, Sept
Il, 1852. ls2IOl Received this day Of l.. b.
Moselcy, Secretary OF the City Matrimonial In
surauco Company, of Jackson, Miss, the sum
OF Two Hundred and Forty Dollars, being tho
full amount due 10 the marriage OF Thoma
Walls and Miss Molllc Virgins.
JOHN McGILL
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An Exclusive Millinery House
Is the only place where ladies' can find reia.
bic styles, at Bauman's, 7O6 Elm street.
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MARKETS NY TELEGRAPH

Study Texas Youth.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

F"r sale nY 'tNWHtS, BALDWIN WILLIAMS Dallas rcxps
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,.o,ieal Explanations

4 .,,,.wbfr,' journal.
w, ,,loOp. one night, a sailor
SIns ~. ms.rate to explain to him
.a.l' y and nd Is quick as possible the
81 ~ y, ' 'Spsldllc. His description
H.. n ~ 'sYou first Of all heaye
" Nh, \, aani pas. your adyersary,s
& ,Ssr h Hlly regain your berth
|, lt t,cs m tln same kind of order
/ .tarp and take yonr station ia win win
ksri line back and fill and then
Iurbprl. anil bring up with your
N mapauyfps ahead alongside OF
ImDke .ail IN company with her
N e.teru ofthruthcr line; make
N cast hcrofl to shift for herself
,our place out of the melee in
,,pncr you can, and let go youl
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A BIG BREAK ALL ALONG THE LINE,
AT JOHN II. MOORE'S
22s-MARKET sTREET-22s.

22s-MARKET sTREET-22s.
Great reduction in
the price of our stock
of Spring and Sum
mer Clothing for Men,
Boys and Children.
From to-day we are
determined to close
out our stock of Spring
and Summer clothing
and have reduced
pri c es accordingly.
Our $40 Woolen
Suits are reduced to
So and So; our $l2
Suits to SO and $40;
our $l5 Suits to $l2
and $l3 and so on
| thrOllo.h tho whole limo
In our Boys and
Children's Department
the mark-down is still
more noticeable. Many
of our children's suits
are marked at cost,
some below cost and
all at greatly reduced
prices. We make this
great reduction in
time SO as to clear
our counters for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Call and see for your
self and be convinced
that first-class cloth
ing can be bought as
cheap, if not cheaper.
here than at any place
in the country.
Full lines of suit
ings and trouserings
always on hand in
our Custom Depart
ment which has been
doing a heavy trade
since last March. Coco
cut t ers. frst-cIasS
goods and trimmings
and superior work
. men characterize this
Department in every
branch.
Gentlemanly clerks
will wait on yol
! whether you wish t.
: purchase or not, at
JOHN II. MOORE'S,
228 Market Street.
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...ltN JAIL.
| 4, s,ia Il . be Dancing Aro@''"
sS9l',' ,ns Camden lam Prison.

| IA, :. . be paneiog Around
I,sspIrIt ,,'i,,,'sp said - a prison.
tne ,'a,Isn, IA. Post. ,....,n tolled
pdDgnn' d1y i1 IaiI cl@ek Tasn aeaOtS %srIsR Isii
Iahutry Of tue y, o,,t : r of his wits bS ter
Vhtned leI,Ig room on The ihlrd ira i,.,i'. l,oGr.
,aered ,aI liI1't me murdcrers' ,,,a,ssd cagsl
ike A.. de"IIlni y / made q strong ,a bars e
iou dies I. about % t il feet long' maie u L
!. and 7 ,.t,T aTO' The bars are hail,an allan
innster, !. .',a securely laid with ,,d,aS slaos
g9I %arp, re-, who was hanseu w
Y in 1870. = away; don't let it
a ap pisfataHoi aa'S" Tie dqsSy %nISsp' psIied the
r. where ns I'd glanced around the
,,,or ft am Hunters
c3mea II # some .o snlpharous syntaN " I,,,
Forkllls55 N me damscl at was all mn
j. pis Niger amt SO, SO blind 1
sasnt mt sec Dp il de- Dc dark. " When @,,o.t !
'nf = "a, iat corner big whlie "a gl'ose ~
out hls ~, l'il,i pca Nv / yelled and hollered.
ol 70 l,, Mr. ',j Jointly, don't I,,1 le1 l,li ine
sS% tor Ini know dat llunl+r heIanSed viii, nl,i
G,o.t ,ol tolc IcI me dat d cage 0eio"se'
y ,iS to nSrsuasion mo 9ua the girl was ), n, T.,
slIrs b.. but oSiigsl SyIs5s % ,ompromise
Y,t.oD b leaTi1g %as si, pnced il thc Gag cage on
l@SsJn a9ss Jjnnc"rrigfblc "ng ways. She was
.lng lhsF lnSs lnsg'1iIlGlI When among the other
Pun 'onsrs since her adventure she
rall behaved. ..
The daily gazette., 1882-07-19
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4 .AldhrNt@t'l NHl'i'' ]
kession Of horriblcs in Bristol, N.
4 Vas a chariot on which were
Esr Wilde aud Joseph Smith, the
knphet, with Satan as driver. The
Shri To the chariot became fright
In exploding fire cracker and ran
owing lhroccupants 10 the ground
|ld Oscar were run over by the
Il the chariot, the former being
gn.eltsS, while the latter was
kbd. DIR. Cally, who personatcd
b. the orator of the day, but as he
5acitatcd hy the accident his com
misfortune read the address.