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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
"A eoIored lad named Thomas Lee was

"A cOlOred lad named Thomas Lee was
shot in the side and stomach on Friday last
by an old army muSkPt, with which he had
been hunting near GrPenshurp. and which
was accidentally discharged while he was
crossing a fence. This occurred at noon,
and his comrades hurried TO town for help.
and when the wounded boy was IA ken home.
about O'Clock. his stepmOther, it is alleged.
refused to admit him into the house. He
was then taken to the county physician and
at O'Clock they started with him in an old
wagon for the poorhouse, the physician say
ing he wonld die along the road Two IF
his uncles, it is said, stood bv and also re-
fused 20 take their diving nephew m ont of
the rain
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17

NY wife was on the brink of the grave
she had been given up to die nv three Of Al
gheny City's Physicians. They all pro-
nOunced her disease Consumption. Her fin
ger nails and lips were blue pulseIess at
the wrist we were all called to witness her
death. At this moment neighhoT brou ght
in DR.. Hartman, who prescribed teaspoon
ful OF PerUrd every hour She improved
from the first dose. and i'm week she was
up, and now (less than six months) she is
well. See page thirty in the Ills of Life, -
q book you can get gratis from Your drug
g1st. II not, address DR.. Hartman, Osborn
Ohio. T. S. EBERLINE, South Chicago, Ill.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17

ADAM LEIDEN's LAST EPIsTLH In our
hrst notice of the death by suicide 0f Adam
Ieiden. who hung himself i'm a saw-miIl near
Chest Springs two weeks ago last Wedues-
DAY night, we stated that he had written a
letter to his wife day OF two previous an
nnuncing his intention to shuttle off this
mortal coil" Here is a copy of the letter
referred to:
Ny WIFE.
write this In my full senses hut by the time
you yet II viii De in the other world. Intend
70 enc my life. do not do so account Of any
roubie OF my own, but have teen a bad man to
you ana TO the family and have given you trou-
bic but this will end all
(Signed) ADAu IErDpr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
Neville

IS given by using Browns
IRON BITrERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring It ennches the blood
and COnquers disease: in the
Summer II gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
50 surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per
feet condition. Browns
IRON BITTERs ensures per
feet health through the
changing seasons, It disarms
the danger from impure
water and miaSmatic air,
and 1t prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
case, &c.
II. s. Berlin, Esq. Of the
well-known firm Of II. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton. d. C., writes, Dee. 9Th.
1881:
Cr,zllegre1 take pleas
ure IN stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
lana and nervous troubles.
caused by overwoTk, with
excellent results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for BRowN's IRON BIT
TIERS. and TnSiSt on having
It. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as Just as good"
The genuine Is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Nd.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
FREE OE Cu.nCr

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, OF anv
affection Of the Throat and Lungs. are re-
quested to call at James Drug Store Ebens-
hurg, and get Trial Bottle of DR. Kings
Ne" Discovery for CONSUMPTION. free of
cadrge, which will convince them of its won
derfui merits and show what a regular dollar
size bottle will do. Call early
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
EBExsRURG & CREssnN RAurn.n

raT rLTalns on the Ehensburg and Cresson Branch
hailroad rnu as follows under the existfng tiros
table: i''ihB time
MokSlNG TRATN-Leaves EhensburR 1T 10 and
arrives AZ Cresson at 10. Returning leaves Syres
Sol. AZ Il4J and arrives in Ebensburg AZ p 40 ~
AFTERNooE TRAIN-Leaves Ehensburv ~ 2 Ia
and arrives at Cresson at 4:lO. Returning Ieeves
Cresson at $40 and arrives in Ebenshurg at AZ
both trains tmorninP and afternoon on the +
< =. II X connect at Cresson with trains ,yotr l,
east and west on the main line Of the p r r ''AS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
a Q ARD.

TO al who are suffering nom he errors ,ns -
discretious Of youth, nervous weakness, earIv De
cay. loss OF manhood. etc. will send recipe ,b.t
viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This pr-,t
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America Send a selfsddressed envelope to tbs
hEV. JOSEPH I. INIAN, Station D, SssO Yo-k Citv
Sept. l, lss2.-Iy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
THH youth upon his cont-sleeve bore
Along the street his latest mash
she waltzed him in an oyster store
A nd rnnnal Lrrn tkn-a ~ N -. -.

There seems to De no end 10 IL Thev on
they say. Inc girl " ltzes away with her felloy.
Snd when the bin is to be paid the fellow saws n =
-as .- forgotten something and skins. But al the
TeW YORK Clothing House. no Main stleet
JohnstoTn. there Is no nonsense Of that sort Tn
hrn4 sells only the best goods, and the cheapest
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17

= w DICK. Esq, Ebensburg. fs busfIv engaged
@ @thls Week and was last week king ont nntifics-
tons to stocEh nlders in the Cambria f,ount, -
tectton Mutual Fire Insurance Cou1panv ~.
they must pay three per cent. on their policies 10
meet iosses incurred Of late. This is only the
reNehth assortment levied against the ssr~ihoIli
60 inside quarter Of centtirv
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
WIFE and bahe are sleeping
DO they dream that
Happy watch am Keeping
where my darlings lie7

Gazing on my treasures
Grateful grows my mood
Source OF all my pleasures
Cause Of all my good
These little darlings and Ali tho r.s. ~ .,,.
and 20 away Jor what Is called bargsins IN tbe
Insrts OF the world They Ind them nowhere in
1, 8Ie sHhe plenitude as at :. BlumenJhaVs lIIq
lor poth ladies and gents sought after '.C5ause
OF an my good =! Is when the husband goes back
on his beloved wife accompanied by a D,rssI b.or
ing the imprint Of Mr.. Blumenthal
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17

N Office The second and partial ac-
~ count OF John \. Blair and John LLOYD As
siRnees OF N. J Freidhof. has been nled In the
Frethonotary's Office OF Cambria county. and will
be presented 20 the Court OF Common Pleas Of said
county tor Confirmation on the first Monday Of De
cember next. John G. GATES Pr0thrv
Paot th onotary-s Office. Ebenshnrg Nov Il 1882
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
44th Season
22d Year.

The present autumn IS the 44th season of Oak Hall
From the day doors opened have been keeping
strict faith with the people, and therefore expect the
statements make to be accepted.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
oWkEr SUM mer, smiling. flies the plain.
Ana waiting Winter, gaunt and grim
Sees miser Autumn hoard his t-rafr
4 nd sInllns q Z ~ I. u.

We hesitate to say any man in his sohar ,a,..
NOulu Nrtte the foregoing. We COPY Il from one
0l our eAenanges. but 80 not endorse the fun dee
~ aIstiVn, however. when you want to huv ready
Haue ciothlnE, 90 to Jas. !. Murphy's 100 CIIntc,
street Johnstown. you will be LETT both = - -
pay for It. S PiiSeS you
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17

M a Nj ED-Intellige men and wO
Wv men to solicit subscriptions for our NEW
BOOK Has absolutely no superior. Make no en-
Hagement TIL You see It. Just the thing for the
holiday seasOn-takes on sight.
PRESIDE PUB. 60.
80 North Sc venth St PLiladaInhia
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
One Million Dollars

is the value of present stock of clothing materials
for and boys wear. Never in the history of the
clothing trade has there been large a venture in
single store. The stock is
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
JTDITOR,S NOTICE The ,,,,,,o,

TBENSBURG PROPERTY AT PRT-
- NA1E SALE-The undersigned oders for
sale ~ low price and on easy terms his OF l24
by ia feet. situated in the W6s' ward OF Ebens-
burg borough. and having thereon erected a two
story PLANK DWELLING HOUSE,. PLANK STsBIE
and the necessary oIthuiidtnV~. Good water In
abundance or the premises. II not sold by Jan.
lst 1885 Il viii be Tor rent. For terms etc apply
to T. J. CONDON.
West Elizabeth, Allegheny Co, Pa
Nov. 10 Iss2-et
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
Absolutely Complete

in styles and sizes Every boy of regular shape
be fitted all be pleased and every reason
able idea of price can be satisfied. Our
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
HON RICHARD COKE.

From the San Antonio Express we clip
the following resolutions and remarks
thereon, complimentary to our distln'
guished senator, the HoE. RICHARD COKE
Tbe occasion was the meeting OF the Bexar
county democratic convention recently.
SrNAToR COKE in the United States SEN
ate is a power personally and intellec-
ually, and recent grand efforts there in OPP
position TO tariffs and monopolies, and inthe
interests of the great masses OF the people
have given him an enviable national repu-
tation. 1t is gratifying to see that through
out the state his distinguished services are
being recognized and appreciated by such
substantial and appropriate action as the
resolution OF the Bexar democracy. The
proceedings relating to tbe matter in ques-
lion were as follows: "JUDGE DEvINE pre-
sen,ed the following resolution;
Resolved, That, recognizing the services
rendered TO the people of the state OF Texas
by the Hon. RGcHARnCoKE, in the United
States senate, that the delegates OF Bexai
county, in convention assembled, declare
lhat lLey la,or The reelection OF uoa'
R1cuARp COKE as United States senator
and hereby request the members OF tho
legislature from Bexar county to vote ioi
him.
The Judge said;
In presenting this resolution, Mr. Presi'
dent. feel that ! am performing simple
duty which we, individually and as a dem
ocratic convention, owe to tried and
faithful public servant. SENATOR CoIi
il identified as citizen and pub
lie man with the history and in
teresis OF Texas during the last thirty
YEAR, As alawyer, be stood among the
foremost Of his profession in the able bar o.
his section Of the state. As district
iudee. he was known as an upright
learned. able and fearless officer. As
supreme Judge, he stood the peer Of hi,
Industrious associates, gaining honor and
reputation. As the governor Of Texas be
brought order out Of chaos and was insiru
mental in a great degree m placing TIC
credit Of Texas on a solid and Gesirabl'
basis. And as senator from Teras, ~
stapds The equal Ia intellect, efficiency and
devotion 10 duty and advocacy Of demo
cratic principles Of any member Of IDA
august body. lie is one that All Hu'
Texans delight 10 honor
"Tbe resolution was tben Unanimously
sdoptedn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
o,oSSs rHE EVIDENCE

O, and alter The 10Th inst, which vii be
usr. Monday. the Tariff Commission vi
rs..s 10 hold public sessions, - d has a.
rea1v announced. Amer that d VII fnase
m ;fs vsrsiet upon the testimony D. ma
tskrn snd rep0rt tbe ssme % oonsTesa. y
vs. orranizrd originally f8- ihs puri'n-e =
-,vi.ing he tariI. or rnther = ga iiis i''o.-
- hone Of many a ils creators ri-i d
,oui8 rsport IN favor Of loppinr OF ni.hl
%. i.fquifiss RI tbs I'rrssnt system y
-. .-,n dise0rfrpl fiist sufh hnfes YER
t,..l..s and Hlussry. ~ 81 members s'''
.n friend. ,fths froicciire sysiens aie
.,ou..qoe8os riih but vsry ier ereeF.i''Hs
-. An favor Of revising or cutting ooNA
~. ts-;f tnrs noi nsds any e1ort - pre-
-. sbsir sids ~ ths question ~ ~
49, Buf tbs uanuileir'srs AA.s
- ga IN force. Eud vhil- Esne-u''s'l
.,.-,-irr a-ount fheir funls % msse ~
.-isus-s hsppT hsrs sil-- c-uca,'i' y
-. 49, ti,sir srferinE inis-t i1dusi-''-
- -. 80 dsrrlrers 81 az ho--t irscn
49, aisd .r5rt. rife Iht ir-s.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

The following correspondence and clip
ping explain themselves:
To the Editor of the Herald
PURDoN, October 6th 1SS2.-DEAR SIR
Enclosed please find notice of the death OF
a stranger named Harry Phillips, who died
near this Mace on the 18th OF last month.
He is supposed to have relatives living in
Dallas and l enclose you this notice pub
lished in the Corsicana Courier Of the list,
for publication In your paper Please favor
it with publication and favor, probably,
many. Yours, W; D. CoI NJ
"A young man named Harry Phillips,
about 20 years old, died at Purdon on
the 18th inst. He had been in the co on IiUo
with Mr.. Brake Belt, as hired hand. He
died very suddenly Of congestion, He had
told Mr.. b. that he came from MISSISSIPPI
about two months ago, and that he had an
uncle in Dallas, but did not give his name;
His only property was silver watch Gtcnr ana
nine dollars in money. Any one cohcer 4, u
can obtain further particulars by addressing
w. j. Couch at Purdon."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
A FEARFUL FALL.
A Farmer Drives Over Precipice and Sus
tains Serious Injuries.

A terrible accident befel W: r. Dean, a
farmer who resides at Grand Prairie, last
night about clock. He had come to the
city in two-horse wagon to do some trad
ing, and was on his return home, when he
got lost in the city, and in his meanderings
he mistool the street he should have gone
out to strike his road home, and H as ne
he was badly lost. He drove
down by the gas-works and off of the high
cliff into the river bottom, which is fall
of some thirty feet or more, and it is MIR
acle that he was not killed outright.
Strange to state, the horses escaped injury
however, suffered fearfully, his left shoulder
and hip being knocked ont of Joint, W Tn hs
person. He evidently sustained internal In,
iuries. DR.. Thruston attended him, and
after chloroforming him reset his joints
and bandaged his wounds, City, Marshal
Arnold who heard of the, accident, dis,
patched officers Beard and Martin to the
unfortunate mans aid, and they took him
to the Pacific house, where he received med
ical attention.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

,f syldeooe therefore now In tho possession
nj lbe commission ia simply The demand Of |
the tariff mon fof greater protection, and
the commissioners will u ooufso have noth-
Inc 10 do bat retire with their champagne
and cigars and order their clerks 10 digest
fine evidence and hx mp the appropriate
prefix and appendix. Then these genllo'
mon who were depended upon to correct Il
great evil, and who have already cost the
government through their salaries and ex-
penses 500 900, will have completed their
labors. Thus will the curtain fall on
the first act OF this huge national farce,
and the monopolists will applaud
Justify. The determination Of the men
who compose the commission not to inter
fere with the established order OF things,
Int even to fasten the letters upon labor
more tightly was apparent from the hrst'
and nobody will be disappointed when the
recommendations of the commission are
heard. So far as any practical reform could
have been expected from its work, the pup
lie sessions which are to close with this
week might have just as well closed WIN
any week which has already passed. The
manufacturers and tariff people will have
the impudence to descant in complimentary
terms over the severe and exhaustive labors
of the commission, and point to its conclu
sions as unanswerable evidence of the
necessity for continuance OF tho
governments fostering care, but II
the meantime the country vii
continue to groan and sweat under
its weary burdens and labor will have tt
submit to the grievous discrimination
against it. Some other agency will have tt
inaugurate and carry out the needed re
( forms. The conduct of this very com!mis
sion will doubtless tend to arouse greater
opposition to an iniquity that is man
( tanned by such unfair and partisan meth
dds. But above all, when the tariff commits
sion does close its work it will have won tn
distinction of having been the most costly
and genteel collection of tramps that ha
ever taken in" the country. 1t has liter
, ally done nothing, and as an influential ex
change says: @It is not necessary to con
tinue the open sessions OF the commission
, in order to increase the disgust OF the mas
of the people with the theory that govern
, ment has the right to enrich one man
, the expense of the hundred.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
Death of Hon. A. Bledsoe,

After long and painful illness the Hon.
A. Bledsoe departed this life on Sunday,
the sth of October, 1882, at his residence
near Hutchins, in Dallas county. The de-
ceased was well known in this state and
county, and was at one time very promin'
ent in politics, having been the comptroller
under the Davis administration. II was IN
the discharge of the duties of this Office
that he supplemented his well earned repu-
tuition for individual honesty by. proving
his official courage and honesty. After the
legislature had passed the international
railroad bribery bill and Davis had
signed the bonds, the deceased as comp
troller refused to sign the bonds, claiming
that the subsidy was an outrage upon the
people of Texas, and procured by fraud.
and at his private expense he contested tie
matter in the courts. He had many ad;,
mirers and friends. and leaves large and
cstimable family to mourn his loss; ana
we'll may they be proud of his record ana
feel that he will be rewarded in his new
life. As a private citizen, as public onleer,
as n father Of q family, as neighbor ana as
a friend his duty has been nobly done.
IAN honest man IS the noblest work OF God
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

Dor coils Ia await his tfiM Monday morn.
lng In The CITY court, bat lo tired Of prison
life, and m he surroundings were not oin
pleasant nature he set bis wits ~ work TO
devise some means NJ gaining hls liberty.
lie sized up the iron gfating Of the windows
and on testing II found that there wac space
nit his head. His body being more or less
flexible lac arrived NJ the conclusion that
by squeezing hard he could get through
tie bars Tying two blankets together he
managed TO get outside and slide down
them to within few feet Of the ground,
and thus ho made his escape. When the
officers opened the door Of the cell lie had
occupied yesterday morning they found II
empty, and the two blankets that had
side, told the tale.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

Mrs. Haggerty and her daughter, Of Den
ison, who were on their return trip home
from Kaufman county, where they bad
been visiting friends, were met at the q mon
depot last evening on their arrival Dy =
courier who brought them the sad news OF
the death of a son and brother. The IN
tense grief OF the mother and sister was
trulvheartrending, and showed thatthey had
indeed lost by death one they loved NOS NOS
detotedlv. II was a sad scene, and.the
mourBers had the sympathies Of all who
.ituersed their grief
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
Knmnroa RAILROAD Wrecks.

The east-bound through passenger train
on the Texas & Pacific road, from FL Paso
to st. Louis, due here at $3.50 yesterday
morning, did not arrive at all yesterday.
IL was first reported ten hours late, and ru-
mors wereatloat that there had been slight
freight wreck between this city and Fort
Worth. in which a refrigerator car was
thrown from the track. The other wreck is
reported TO have been the passenger tram
which went through the bridge at Sweet;
water, in which three passengers were killed
and number wounded. Another report
was 10 the effect that seven passengers were
killed. yet both lack confirmation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
pninting ON China.

We are indebted to Mr.. J Il. Mason, OF
Galveston for a neat copy of a work en-
titled Painting on China; What 70 Paint
and how TO Paint it." IL is handbook OF
practical instruction for amateurs for the
decoration of porcelain, china. etc, sucn ~
Iessons of some 100 pages Of large type and
beautiful illustrations, any young lady or
others may learn the beautiful; refined ana
g,scinating art: the mixing and manipula.
lion of requisite colors. II gives list OF
Inc desired materials, pallettei easel, brushes
etc. II contains several large, elegant ano
exquisite designs and patterns ior pia'esi
vases, borders, etc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

c,FcRtTARYs OFFI, N. GULF. COLORADO
- 4 SANTA FE r. r., Galveston, Texas. An
gust f4th, feg2-fOtice Il hereby given that a
special meeting Of the stockholders o. this
company will be held NJ the once Of the COM
uanv Al Galveston Texas. on the 30 h day Of
Oefober 1884, 81 % o. lock a m. pursuant %
resolution Of ~ board Of direcfgra ADOPTED
the execution Of a mortgage on an The real and
personal property Of q e COMPANY 70 secure the
uavmeut Of bonds ~ a.n0unt d q 100 for every
mite on rnfirat c1nsiructed or acquired By TIE
companv since H. Organization 90 hereafter % be
crnsfruffed Or acquired, whether ne sslns con
sists 81 main line o. per unneut sloings. or ~.
tensions OF Urunehes IN any direction, and
Whether nov aufhDri1ei. or hereafter 70 b. 81
fhur zei UT he charter a the company. ~
arnendmeflt thereto. and fur he furiher pur-
pdscs Of Guth0rizinE ne eHecutlon y ne aid
mOrfrnrt IN aufh mauulf that al he nnu1.
heretofore issued undrr = frnrtcafe o. DEED ~
trust herefofnre erfrut1d ~ The sel1 compaHT.
~ me Zlsf d - ~ June 1879. shrl - equally
occurred ~ sufh nrr m1Ttcrre, ard n aruen1-
fnr fhe raif rnrrfEnre q deed q irusi erer-te1
N rhe zlri drr - rune. ls7l - Aforesaid. -
franthisas. chn-ierel rights. rrlrlleres nn1 IN
uurlffes uhirh r0u belong q a. nlrT - here
after arQuIred ~ fhs c1frrarg- errefi r1rl
Ianfr a. are sarrrrei II fnl1 rnurlrarrri ure
II ls-I arf also for nIe purrose of r1t.fgirg y
r.irrrirr ne artI1r taken - re n141 -
ff~erfnrs 81 = rrn1fIrr bid ~ oalrestun -
Inrr1at ltth 1ssl ~ ~ tht trArs.cti1r q
rutn cfiIsr tuslneas 81 nay c1ns before O
~ r,r,s IN ~ orer a. 1rr1 rfeI1rk o.
fr-sn1cn I'D cl1ss a. n c'elock n11n q Of
- o-ss- o. ne to--d d 6i-rct1rz
FP EILLEEE ss--e1arT.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

Mr. S. q. Richsrdsoo. gentleman o.
means and e resident n this city e. oe
i..,triued urrln building q large siOre-bonst
~, he rffrigrrating plan fIr the stormy q
rel r,r shipment 70 81. Louis and Other
ks-s There viii be aaughierlr
.'s-.Eiis mont connected with II. ard Il tl'
i.-.sf.,es. uiI justify u be viii add paels
H., 80. aIisbrneut. His plans ere eiresd !
r,7rrit.fed and work on The building w
r...-sruence 81 en- early oay. Nhich = 70 y
located Just east oi the ciiy pafE-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

WHEN such eminent and famous British
ers as Mr.. Tue WILSON come over to this
land of freedom and take I'M astute and
prominent citizens like GEORGE Fox of the
Police Gazette, it is time that we were trans
ferring our anti-Chinese sentiment to Great
Britain. TUG isn't coming back, and Fox
has to lose the $500 forfeit he backed the
Britisher with to fight ELLIOTT.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

The surrender of FRANK JAMES and the
scenes, incidents and expressions relative
thereto have created such an excitement in
Missouri, so the reports say, as has not
been witnessed there for years from any
cause. The interest is not confined in
Missouri, but was manifested here to
.rnarked degree on Sunday and yesterday.
The Missouri papers are full of it.