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d" The Great Southern hep'''

ii
"Brazos Chill Cure" , T ',,l mi IL
ranted tor the cure of chill, ,. iIi
is a positive antidote for n hlnjIi.!
has no rival as a tonic for O' ,I,l
an emaciated system from rsl :
matte causes, and to ne srs,i. q
necessarily exposed to lHI 1itb t
ences, and are attended N ,a,: j. 8
lowing symptoms, such 8 ii i,Iss
tite, aching of the back lam. abs ini5s.
verishness, severe headaeiis' .i.ss
ton to get about, low spit nJ ,eyts.
ness, chilly sensations, ahp mar b.
hot, burning fever, wh 1blc;In1.l I,li .
terminate in bilious, rJ iI .ns.e;
termittent fever, we wOIliS I,a md j ;,
you yS, keep a supply on! on la IiSe.
time and take Il dose tfre o.s,rl, $;
No other medicine is neets,sTlSitali d .
y wg T'c Concentrated and pHo"i.oaoa. !,
effects edte in removing the Pc Gii no opi I
ments from the blood, anu I,,ts s tbss
f who is more Of IS cry
to to- those hos atmospheric poison, iii 7,
IN in theft the tall season, when cool SE
crons in the midday sun Inc, tbs5 !.
arTI heavy dews Of mor ,rs net g.
those malignant feveTs o al, rece1:y.
lent lent and to them We a' wol,,uC chill C
to to'i take a dose of "Br Bra, # the.
avoid the danger of m Iims and g 8,
saw nothing Of the tn tlIns strycb1,ss,, b ]
saved in the end. No ' nre.cr p (
arsenic. The physicians pdfag!.s h.
re- it,, Ask YOU rles ;lF
tt ana Prepared is1S red only !y,l by Fq
Iu'AW waco !
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bust Now. bust Now,

In order to do yourself justice you
should lose no time in going around to
Spai KS. Mallory IL Alien and ordering one
OF those elegant spring suits the new
goods are i'll and an artistic cutter presides
in the tailoring GepaItme t. Hats. fur
nishing goods, umbrellas, canes. ETC., all
OF The latest, and in styles to suit every
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THnSE nHuBaR6 PIES.

Waco aesthetics hold your breath,
a wide distend your eyes,
When YOU hear of the approach OF death
From Indu! ging in Rhubarb Pies.
At a certain hotel the fair is good,
Tvs so thought by the wise,
Till he steward in a pe1sive mood,
Took 4 fancy to RnuDard Pies
He wendell his way TO a grocer y store,
rac can + the requisite size,
And chucklca as he entered the hotei uoor
With tine material for Rhubarb res.
The cook did his duty and Drowned the crust,
And luui to the waiter he cries,
G,u iaZy irlne get mp and inst,
They wait for the l{hubarb res
Smoking hot to the table they 20,
TurneuZc The b1arlrrs eyes,
Md they fnrsouth are not SOW
To tackle the Rhubarb Pies.
\ furniture man, the one first swerved.
And one that never lies,
said from the truth never severed,
delight in RaubarU Pies.
\ crockcry man said sold the plate
Upon which Appeals thi, prize.
And from a. never Thought to nave ate
SUCH ieELut Rhubarb Pics
\ hide man, very fall ofneat,
Saii - rls des ,i,",
And +, qutotcd that his n"ighhor eat
his share OF lthuDalh lies.
a newspaper man did eat his fill
Ne'er expecting MS speedy demise,
And = now unable to shove a quill
For cUrslug The khubarb r!eS.
The hoarlefs all alike partrok
Of q slice The usual size,
And since not one can bear to look
At piClUre OF tthuharb Pies.
Tile grocery man. that sold the can
Most ,lnphalir1lly denies,
That Ec know me III. 81 on the average man
OF iadHlEing iG i;huba b Pies.
To the hause there can attach no blame,
EHrh huHric- This AtCryS
Iiuj the hill Of far will never name,
SHCh 4 deser. as l;hubarb Pies
MORAL:
Ncy"I'be rash to tackle yCUr hash.
For many a good ~ IN dies.
That fails in Il ;sh 10 raIr. the sash,
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Prescriptions n suecia,tx,

Take your prescriptions to Tu kcr &
Wins drug store, where they viii De
Tiled accurately, day or nigh, on short
notice. None but the pmest drugs and
chemicals are used; such as are maAufdc.
tur, d by Edwin Squibb, ofNew York, and
Parkcs Davis q Co., OF Detroit, Mich
41IOtc
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MOR VIOLENCE.
a Young HEan isi COryen County
EEs Victim.

Has victim
That unauthor1zeG, Iawless MANNER MAJ ol
dispensing justice ~ VIII mas Slsen
the northern papers oon,,ll'i ia S'ialioe
TO heap curses Oh 49,; ;.t''i ii I ooiti-
munltleS up as s'-l-C;,it $50 mas 'al
peen called laiho nv as L. l., L;nyi Ti
couItH' "', Of n,,-77o1r,, - ,o
pl ~ +beir vane-eapco ~, +,j. -,
"Fe +Iio dsad bonr Cf tba -, i IT, Ti,I
~ man who lost his life Was named
n b. Derrinr. We extract from tbe
EatesvilIe SIM lie foIiowincr ,,nrtion of
4 communication si.nea Inv I p Ganlt
c. ". Beardon, d. Hgu and Josh Al.
Franks:
AT the trial of ". ". McCorcle, on
Wednesday. February 18th, at the
Grove, many persons had concregated,
either as witnesses or attracted thither
by idle curiosity Among the latter
class was i. 3. D.eliuE. Unfortunately
young Deeriug had upon his person
an old siN-shoot,r, almost worth
less, and the CO.. stable, Mr.. Cross,
being informed OF the fact by
a certain party or ,arties, Immediately
searched DerriuE. -uding the above
mentioned pistol GA ID PEI son. He WAS
immediately carried before Esquire
Rails and fined the cnoImus sum of one
hundred dol ars. Being poor boy Der
ring was unable II pay SAID fine, and
WAS placed IN charge OF one GRIMES, to
be conveyed to tine county jail until it
and all costs were paid. The officer
having him in charge, proceeded on
his way to GatcsV!ie, as far as c. NJ.
Kings where he stopped for the night,
with Derrug stall il custody. Near
midnight about seven or eight men call
ed at Mr. Kings, took Derring out of
bed and carried nina in his night clothes
q short dl lance from the house and
hanged him to q tree. Such are in full
the facts connected with the foul muir
der of d. 3. Derring. The inquiry
made by all who have heard Of this nm
fortunate affair Is. who is Derring?" We
will say ;ust what we know. Derrins
was about 20 years old, was the son Of
poor widow lady and was her sole
dependence. BE lived near Beverly; We
have known him Ter several years and
have never heard anything alleged
against him, but Oh the contrary, he was
noted for his sobriety and honesty, and
sustained an exemplary character for
So Young a man. He worked hard to
sustain his widowed mother who de
pended upon HIM for support"
Nedo not know the 5 gners of the above
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Onlt lnlee mole days remain il which
TO ial ely likes Without in ugng the eX-
tense OF advertising. AIlwno nave not
pad are requested 10 come 1orw,u an /
settle VI thin this time.
LUXE MOORE, City Marshal.
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Fifty Marcchal Neil and 100 i sorted
RoS' :, lhroe-fOOT Al borvitTs and Magno-
las, Just received by }. b. Ncsey, back of
W. Il. Watkins bOok-store. 022lGt
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Compound Syrup Of SaTSaPHa
IOdide of Potassium


The remedies in this prepaH
ranked by the medical profess .
most certain of alternatives aH- Z
tives, possessing the power dir
from the blood those hum0Is J..
pies which disturb its purify u.
them toward the naturai A
channels 1t is employed VIII Z
tage in chronic affections d
eruptive and skin diseases ,l.- /
Anthonv's fire, erySipelas' =
pustules, blotches, bOils, tu1''1
or salt rheum, scald-hcaA, fIl,
ulcers and sores, chrome EII'--'
syphilitic and mercurlal G is
generally for the various I i,5
ing from impurities OF tue O ~.
It forms 4 powerful alIef1, y. y.
renovation OF the blood anu " "a I.
toration of tone and stfe1s.- 4.
system when debiliTdted "
Ask your druggist for our , '''A a
are in search of a good pl0', AZ.
and Alternative. Price 81 pei Iii III
six bottles for -. PrepaIel Y h,
and Willis, manuiacthiinS
Waco, Texas,
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EEnisoncd Rhnl,nr{,.

Immediately alter di.nor ycsIc day al
of the guests al HE TaN loi house. or II!
/, asst all who had p9rrakcn Of dcssr TT, sud,
Geuly found themselves growing sick and
in a short space Of time { WIS thought The
house would have to be turned into hos
pital. Some fifteen or twenty brcgmc
sick about the same time, some more So
than others. but all unwri enough to
cause alarm. The fact Of all becoming
sick at the me mt ard just after dinner
was sufficient indication that the cause
must have been some poiso. Gus matter in
tie food. THc me GiShts, With the eX-
CcpliOn OF one, were served that have tir
queHtiy been we'd before, the nc@ one
neing canned rhu'arb pie 1t va motto d
that those who did not cat pie were not
sick, and b. this mems the harm -ta-
traced 20 the rhuharh. None OF m SIS
were seriously poisoned, trough some be
came 50 unWc,l that they had f.. - to bed
and no small amount OF ankle VAS felt
tor time. How he Injurious sub-tan, e.
whatever ii Was got mo the rhuha.b To
one could say bat il is believed L. hive
become poisulct from The cans in Vhi.d
it was packed II WAS fortunate thlt no
one was seriously injured. II such thing
occur often it will Gus Gained goods Ia
be discarded a m art Gle OF food.
Coffee drinkers should read the advc,
ti>cment in another column headed Coos.
Coffee
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STAGES Daily
MAILS .ecmi rckly1.


The sienal service bureau predicts
cloudy weather With rain Tor the west
gu,t region today, with sou.herly wind,
a stationary or nigh. + barometer Iud loN-
- L....-LLl..
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All persons in 'cbted 10 me ar. hereby
notified to come forward AID :, tile SINE
with Lem Chambers, Us l have this day
sod all my accounts TO him.
C2253t PAUL kEREOw.
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Merchants viii find it to their interest
to call on Cleveland Il Cameron, before
purchasing elsewhere. O22l tt
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Electric ConsumDtiuH Cgr

Has undoubtedly The BIT 70
ton of any medicine ioi lasl
consumption that We have wi
able to find. 1t is prepared Il,
for consumption, and those Vi
affected with a dcep-seatr,l o..
Iong-standing. a few do,ts q
mediate relief, aud if KEPT g 81
feet i cure. 1t is very sootbil,
lungs aud pleasant TO cihe. Or.
nights sleep, free from thas- .-s
paroXysms of coughing, is o-1.
than the price of half dcl-s =
Ask your druggist fer III
once ; price 80 cents and 'lF'-
Prepared only by Tucker 4
Waco, Texas.
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Z he well hnoAn strengthening proper
ie. ri i'm combined with q her tolicS
n u "uSi cIi,d nCrl iuc, Hic found in
tHt'I'> u Of pi's :, which strengthen the
acrve. aad huiy, aud improve the blood
40" c'muleN1on. For sale by Tucker X
y ills -,Uin3.
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"Sweet sixteen" viii be announced in
due time.
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~ there is siderable Discrepancy in
the line kept by the different jewelers. O1
Waco. desire 10 explain how 1 Get anu
keep the lime. have been TO cCn-ideIa-
bic cXpcn.e 10 get iils.-cia-S transit III
strumenJ tor taking the time, also one Of
John Bliss & Cos, test make OF marine
chronome,er lor keeping the correct time
and can safely say, that the lime 10 be
found at my store 5G Austin avenue, is alb
>oluiely correct 10 al ume. Tie Missouri
tactic railroad is governed by time taken
al JcH rson city Missouri, which is a50ut
tWchty minutes f1ster than " AGO time.
The Houston 81 Texas Genital railroad is
goyeInod by time taken At Houston Texas
winch l. about seven minutes faster than
Waco time. RESPECTFULLY,
VI. NJ. RAGLAND.
y good appetite cannot exist without
good digestion. Carriers Liver Bitters
bring about both. They make you
digest what you eat and want more.
For sale by Tucker ~ Willis. tG3O2
"Swcet sin teen" leads them all.
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Rose Coco SsYoli,.

Oahglle,
\ perfect hair dressing .
m"ter Of the growth O. tfe r..
other compound POSSESSES i.-'
properties which 50 pxa,r.r /
various conditions Of the I,;..'.
1t softeus the hair when T..
dry; it sGothes the irri.,.'
skin; it affords and prolass. ,. /.
est luster; removing an l.
scurf, etc, thereby maxim, /
have asserted, without e1r,..
best arriate ever used for rt.i
will only cost You y cep;. H.,
Prepared only by fucker ,
Waco, Texas.
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Simple Renea,
Oriental SOznds..

1t gives us the crso,,,''
present to you the meri,. Pa
tiful preparation, wbirb u d.
celebrated as being J .,,a l :
remedy ever put up for nv t ,'.,.T
gums, preserving the ,a' go. --'
Tuning the breath. Trr ', 7. g
never be without it agsi, "' :
druggist. Price 50 r.r ,,l' j
Prepared only by Tp.gs. r,
Waco, Texas. " {
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Fresh stock Of Louisiana Sugars and
-irups direct from plantations. for sale n
bottom prices BY {. c. Met ULLoCH.
u2n5te
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'ET. sA!. Es-g;nEsEa.


FIR Sh S."ch, OF clta.I OF Kansas flour
Duly 500 Ter ,acA. c. &. Met ULLoCH.
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Peace and HAPPINESS Restnr.,I.

Peace and Happiness ResturtjIa,
"Baby Collie Drops" dR t. 4
has now become one Of the hs-
indispensaDIes, and during ON
years of experience We hs7- !
been able to find anything 70 .
cede it, for certainly it is o.+
most speedy and sure rem=l-I
in use, and yet it is as har'-
water in its effect. No mo,i-l ]
used it will ever be withortr
There are full and explicit i-f
on the bottle. Ask your i-.
price % cents per bottle P
only b. Tucker & Willis, W3st
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DO not forget IT,, IS Get sixteen is
coming.
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Ssss4E4 az s2sH3ss -
TURNER'S Spe"mInIing 0m when
sE.c ssaim si;l Cease. and
sbe crop Prospect.

IN rhr last two days Numerous farmers
have taken advantage of tire paIt.Illy
ri"i Up condition OF he roads to come
10 town "a purchase n"ceS, airy supplies,
hive repairs mace on their farm ma
vhluerV. and MAKE otacr preparations for
planting heir spring crop n soon "a pOt-
-ihlc We have seen too, considerable
new agricultural imp cmen's going
our. n Il it looked rs though WORK was
.oing t. legin in earnest. All the farm
crS With whom We talked expressed re-
gret Il; being de'aNCi so much by wet
weather. but seeing sunshine. a clear sky.
Al d c7iol almosph. re. tbs Y cOnclud, that
we were going 10 have Il long spell OF
pleasant weather to pay up tor what bad
season We have had tor the past six
weeks. The rain OF last evening If it was
general will cause anO her delay
and more serious ore than
anv in the past. The sci-
Ion has now been reached when corn and
OATS should lie in the ground and every
| ral delay cuts oil the prospect tor tut
! c. o.. for II makes the growth and matu i
~ % far behind that the arid, hot Wirds
Of Jare and July may catch the crops
and cut them Of. True, there is more
moisture in the ground than there hes
been 1or years, aud clopS viii grow LIST
DuJ IN this climate. 30 matter how much
waite. there l. in the ground, all growing
crops eel showers in the warm months
10 fully ma IRE them. We learn from
/ farmers that even now there is plentiful
crop OF strOn@. rank weeds spTlnging up
and these viii :, riOu~iy interfere with the
crop when it commences to grow. unless
started on in time and kept down during
the cn.ire season. In one sense OF
die word this section OF Texas has
tie best crop prospects she has
ever had before her. The ground
IS IN excellent condition and the farmers
are supplied with sufficient seed and i'm
p.ymcn;s to pant large crop, and only
wait Tor ,he W ather to permit To begin
work. On tie other hand the season is
lac. no work to speak OF done yet. the
weeds have a long start,agd oats, corn AT
cotton planting are cTONdiu@ the farmer $
| The result is to make II crop. work will
/ have to be commenced ii once, the seed
/ pu' in IN grourd anG then two months
/ Uattle began With the We, dS. II the latter
are once permitted to get the start of the
crop it mightas Well be abandoned. just
Il soon rs the ground is broken up for Il
| crop they viii grow amZiugiy fast. sum
m,ng il all up th- IA amer has al that ma
turc could DO 10 give him crop, but II
ask his labor though tn hcXt rhrcc OI
four months 60 make the yield Il success
AID il the proper attention Is given every
s.Orc-hou-e AMI @Ir'nary in THIS 5, elton
-houd bcnI Ills tall.
Call nj 5. JoAnson's store, city market,
for choice city FED hams. shoulders and
sides; also choice ctnn 4 beet and city
rendered ard. 022jlN.
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Call nj 5. Johnson's store, city market,
for choice city c FED bans. shoulders and
sides; also, choice c,nn d beef and city
rendered ART. 0225lN.
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Come and see our undgrshirts from So
cents up at L. Il. Jordan's.
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Tie attraction, viii be sweet sixteen.
Electric rheumatic linimcnl" is what
everybody uses now. Prepared by
Tucker & Willis
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Merchants with tje cash can obtain
. eaj bargains IL &c Gland II Cameron 5.
u22l II
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Goods bought lOtv l. porccnts less than
prs M +. lies of lc' Il, cost al Cleveland
4 Camera. $. Ol22tt
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Star engagement. sweet sixteen"
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Coffee drinkers should read the advc,
ti>cmenl in another column headed Goo;
Coffee
"SWcet siNt' Ell" Il, cs not powder.
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r->prc=z bound North 49,. ~
T\i,rcss bound south. ll;3o J. ID 500 a m
Freight bound North .--- IN p, m -------
freight bound South ..... ~
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MISSOURI PACIFIC EAIL'oAp
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"SwcetsiXteen" leads them all.
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TEyNS AND 81. LOUIS RAILROAD.
----- rq.ITs. ARRIVE. DEPART.
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NOR l.

Ncy"I'be rash 10 tackle ycur hash.
TurBdnv a good ~ n dies
That fails in :. Il ;sh 10 rsI-. the sash,
And ret rid "a his Hubbard Pies.
-)Ttt tlGt'AR
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Railroad and Stage Timetable

TEXAS CENTRAL RAIL"AN..
-. -, ARRIVE. DEAR
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Buy Ankolia and Thurber's NO. 81
roasted crffe of {. c. MCCOLLoCH,
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.,,o hALLUN q. ROT4N.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28
THE DEATH List.
A Very Favorable Showing Thus Far This
W. Week in Wilmington. sta a


Very Favorable Showing Thus Far This
~ Week in wilmington. sta a
Upon inquiry at the Registrars office this
morning, Squire Frazer was found record
lug the defeases of an old lady ~ years OF
age, the first reported to-day, and only the
second adult death announced for the week.
We'll, Squire, how are the. babies getting
along this week 2" asked the visitor, "An
right, only about IA have died and the whole
list VIII undoubtedly be.srnall.,' Anexami-
nation of the physician's certificates showed
that the total deaths reported up to 9 O'Clock
were III, of that number 12 being under one
year of age and 2 less than two
years of age The causes aof death
are numerous, although the majority
was from meningitis, disease among
infants reported in Philadelphia as infama-
tion OF the brain. The greatest number of
deaths ever recorded in any one day was 10,
and the Registrar does not not think 1t
likely that many more will be sent in within
the next twenty four hours. The fetal num-
ber for the week, it is expected, will be
light, and, considering the y very hot
weather, a remarkable showing, The num-
Der Of births announced, however, will be
large, and the increase in population seems
in no likelihood of being interfered with.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28
TnE MoRNING suMnIARY.

e 3
It is said that the President will probably
veto the River and Harbor bill.
Large numbers of hogs are reported to be
dying of the hog cholera IN Mclean county,
Illinois.
David Shaw, an expressman, was run over
and killed yesterday by a Train near Auburn,
New York.
Joseph Townsend, brakeman, was killed
yesterday morning at Harrisburg by falling
from his train. -
r. p. Richardson's tobacco factory, at
Reidsville, North Carolina, was burned
yesterday. Loss, S35,O0O.
Joseph Griffith Il Sons, dealers In fire
arms, OF Louisville, have made an assign
ment Liabilities SIS, 900, assets, ,nominally,
$25,O00.
A telegram from Montreal says the first
pilgrimage of the season to the chapel of
"Notre Dame de Lourdes" took place yes
terday. The pilgrims numbered 500 from
parishes between the cities of Montreal an
Quebec, E.#z5
The strike among the Pullman brick
makers at kensington, Illinois, was virtually
ended yesterday morning by the discharge
of about 30 men who were the leaders in the
movement. New men were taken in their
places, and 10 of the II machines started.
Two freight trains collided near Me-
Gregor, Iowa, on Wednesday night. The
engines were elocked together" and most
of the cars plunged over high trestle
bridge. Myron Hibbard, fireman, and two
tramps were killed, and several persons
were injured.
The Minden mail stage, in Louisiana, was
robbed yesterday morning. near Clark's
Bayou by two masked highwayrnen. They
took 13 registered packages from the
mail pouch, relieved the driver and four pas
sengers OF money and jewelry, and rode off
with the nuts of two of the coach wheels.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28
Brewers in session,

A Convention Of the Brewers Of Ohio was
held yesterday lin Cincinnati, to form a
State organization. Resolutions were adopted
declaring that the brewing interest of the
State amounts to S12,000,00O annually
''that the use of beer as beverage is not
only wholesome but healthful, and has de
creased the use of alcoholic liqurs that
prohibition has made great inroads in the
past two years, being engrafted in the Con-.
stitution of two great Western States, and
that the industry of brewers is endangered
by unjust legislation, and pledging the As
sociation, while not debating its members
port, to oppose any candidate who favors
laws subYersive of the brewers business and
abridging their rights"
The daily gazette., 1882-07-28
Attemnt to Break .lnil.

! Especial Correspondence Of the Gazettel. a
ELKToN, July 27.-The man Blair, con
fined in jail here, on the serious charge of
attempting with two confederates to murder
his sister and rob her store, fun particulars
OF which have have been published in the
GAZETTE has been detected in making
efforts to release himself. One Of the
officers yesterday found plated rope about
% feet long, wrapped in pair Of overalls
and hid under his bed. Blair had torn mp
bed in an adjoining unoccupied cell, and had
twisted strips Of the bed d'ticking and plated
prisoners are allowed to 60 Ilto the yard at
certain hours each day and Blair had in
tended TO scale the wall by the aid of the
rope, but unfortunately for him his plans
were frustated and he will now be confined
in cell until the September term of
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