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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-18

The hest on earth can truly be said of Griggs
Glyccrne Salye, which is II sure cure for cute
bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and all other
sores. viii positively cure piles, letter and all
skin eruptions. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Only % cents. For sale by
all druggists.
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~ RE - HEa business now before the public foH
az n can make money faster at work for
- - W II " than ut anything else. Capital not
HA@y needed. We viii start YOU. tl2 "a, +.
dustrOus Mem women. boys aud girls wanted every
work for Now IL the time. You work m spare
time only give your whole time to hc business lou can
live AZ home and do the WORK No other business will pay
You nearly well 40 fail tu make enormous pay
by engaging At Costly OUTFIT and terms r g. Money
made fast easy and honoraby. Address TRUE q Co. "A
usta. Maine uUyl2
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The World Still Moves.

Notwithstanding Mother SYMPTOMS dire prcdic-
ton, the world still exists. The people will live
longer if they use DR.. Bigelows Positive Cure,
which subdues and conqucrs coughs, colds, CON
sumption, whooping cough, and all diseases Of
the lungs. For proof call at your drug store and
get bottle free. (D
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-02-18

In country place i'll North Carolina some
time after the war, they elected rs Justice of
the peace IN old white haired negro, iauomu
out honest and well liked. His first case we.
ajury trial. After the pleading was over, tive
counsel informed his honor that he could
charge the jury.
HIN. Charge de jury"
Eyes, your honor
oval, gemmen ob de jury, ii pears de case
am true, an got to close it wild de charge
Conslderin' dc sperience you hab got, tiuk
will charge you two dollar au half apiece
Detroit FIRE. Press
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Notice Of ASST nmsnt.

Public nstice u hereby given that the undersiRned VII
liam W Taylor has been appointed assignee OF he ale n
La Sale and state Of Illinois, and that all persons haylna
claims against said firm of Hull Barrels are hereby
notified TO present to the undersigned under oath
within three months from this date. -
Dated at Ottawa this Goth day OF November A. D. ISL
". W. TAYLOR, Assignee.
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A South Carolina negro has been doing

4 South Carolina negro has hepn doing a
T.. d1.-. a,i9. =. With % .rau..-r" d, H.
put one OF these instruments inside a rude tig.
ure of devil, and attached a spring In such
manner that the cylinder would revolve on
being started without the use of crank
Thus provided, he set up a fortune teller. The
negroes had never heard Of monograph,
and its voice filled them with superstitious
awe, particularly when the seer, having drawn
from his dupes some information on the sub
ject of their calls and filled the machine with
astonishing answers made il speak oracularly
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Farm for Sale.

The Southwest Quarter OF Section Twenty-Five Township
North of Range Three in the Town OF Dayton
containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Also the Southwest Quarter OF Section Thrtynye In
Township Thrtythree North Of Range Four In the Town
of Fall River.
For of sale and other information enquire a. she
office of LELAND GILBERT in the Opera House Block
Ottawa Illinois. June
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OTIS s. t. T. in Block Two, railroad Addition to Otta.
wa These lots will be sold cheap They are situated three
blocks northeast OF the Rock Island depot For particu
lars ln0uire OF ARMSTRONG CHAPMAN,
ATTIC at Law
decGT ImOs Cor. Court and Madison Sts Ottawa, III.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-24

Halls VEGETABLE SIcILrAS HAIR
REVIEWER is scientific combination
OF some Of the most powerful restor1-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
II restores gray hair to its original
color It makes the scalp white ami
clean. It cures dandruff and humors,
and falling-out OF the hair. 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourishcd and supported. :.
makes the hair moist, son and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered TO the public, as its effects
remain a long time, making only 81
occasional application necessary. Il is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed BY
the State Assayer OF Massachusetts,.
The popularity OF Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test Of many
years. both in this country and n
foreign lands. and It is now known and
used in all the civilized countries Of
the world.
For sale BY al dealers.
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Mckinney.
special 70 the Herald.


NcKISNEY, August 17.-Your reporter
Intervene Shack Caldwell this morning,
who is to be executed tomorrow. He is
perfectly resigned; says be is anxious for
the time 10 come and will meet his fate
manfully; claims he has made peace with
his Gvd and harbors no illwill TO any one
living. The gallvws is erected about one
mile north OF town. People are arriving
already and the town will be crowded to-
morrow. Some fears are entertained OF
Shack's courage falling him to meet his
doom.
McK1NSKr, August l6.-Commissioners
court is in session, and the large amount OF
business will keep them all the week.
Sheriff Worden tried TO select secret
place to execute Shack Colwell on Frif p
next, s. our Jail was 20 constructed as not 10
be suitable for the execution. Some little
boys, always on the alert found the private
place and now the public know all about IL,
and il the boys had not told, Jake Moore,
the carpenter, fell off the scaffold and bis
injuries had to be accounted for, the
sherifrs secret was given away.
G.. W. Gamer shipped 7. J. Willis a
Bro. the best car load Of mules yesterday we
have ever seen leave this market.
Some worms have made their appearance
n the cotton crop and BAD results are feared.
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Special to the Herald.
PALESTINE, August 1S.-The republican
county convention met b 9 last night with
large attendance fro. all parts OF the
codnty. Postmaster J. f. Bell called the
meeting to order, and Thomas Hall was
chosen temporary chairman and G. Z. Dill
ley secretary. Committees on resolutions
and permanent organization were ap-
pointed, AID there was considerable speech
making Permanent officers were selected ::
Major Martin Hinzie, chairman G. L. Dill
ley and Thomas Donoghue, secretaries, and
full list of, vice. presidents. Resolutions
were reported and adopted commencing
the administration of President Arthur,
count OF the vote, national
legislation to regulate interstate
commerce, public schools during ten
months OF the year, and the leasing of the
state lands to provide income for the school.
The convention passed a resolution strongly
endorsing Governor Davis, and commend
ing him as the trusted leader of the party
in the state. George W. Burkitt, J, 7.
Pells, J. G. Ray, ]. W. Farr, S. Wilcox, E.
+. Carver, Thomas Hill, 7. W.Schoonmaker,
w. H. Sheldon, Eff. Arthur, Martin Hinzie,
Thomas Donoghue, A. A. Lilauren, G.
Dilley, James Hand, r. H. Boyd, George
White, Alex Vincent, Frank Malone, w.
NJ Swanson, Adolph Moore, +. b. Dryer,
w. Davis, B. +. Allen, Fred Mills, J. NJ.
McMeans, w. III. Evans, were elected dele
gates to the state convention at Austin.
This is strong Davis delegation. Major
Hinzie was made chairman of the county
executive committee.
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Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
| CoRIcANA, August lin the dstrc'
court Phil Ware and Tom Wesson, for thief
of cattle, were given two years each in the
penitentiary.
Our commissioners court passed reso
| luton to receive bids for poor farm for the
county and also authorized the building oil
several new bridges.
Mayor Irons received today from the
comptroller certificate for 50 III, the state
apportionment for our public schools. Pro-
fessor Hand has arrived and has COM
menced work to have the schools ready for
pupils by the LIST Of September.
ga Methodist camp-meeting was started
last nightin the northern outskirts OF the
city.
Our city council held called meeting
last evening to further the question of
wster-works.
Our city is to vote on local option on the
9th Of September.
CoRsiciNr, August 1S.-Ata called meet
ing of the city council TO consider the
water-works question, the contract with
Mr. Jones for the erection Of the same was
annulled, and the issuance Of, 5000 in
bonds authorized, the proceeds of which are
to be appropriated to the employment of
competent hydraulic engineer, and for
making the necessary experiments with
view of ascertaining where the best aud
needed quantity of water, can be obtained;
The city proposes to build. own and
run its own water.works, and our coun--
ell seem to mean business this time. 1t is
the one great want of our growing city, and
the lack OF sufficient water supply is ma
terially injuring our further Advancement.
In the district court to-day t. i. White,
Justice of the peace at Dresden, was con-
victed of assault with intent to murder and
sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
A motion for new trial was overruled.
The case will be appealed.
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A oAcStAl
Speclal 70 the Herald.

PALESTINE, August l6.-The democratic
senatorial convention for the 9Th senatorial
district met at Palestine in the county
courthouse to-day. Van Zandt, Anderson
Cherokee and Henderson counties compose
the senatorial district. One hundred and
fifteen Ballots were taken, the candidates
being DR.. Lloyd of Cherokee county, and
Hon. J. J. Faux Of Henderson, and the
vote being IL for Faux and 9
for Lloyd. Then the convention stood
locked until far into the afternoon
and at last with hip-hurrah the conyen-
ton unanimously nominated Hon. John
Young Gooch, the present senator from
the district. On motion OF the Hon. J. J.
Faulk. who withdrew his name from the
race, as did also Or. Lloyd, Mr.. Gooch
came before the convention, and In a very
eloquent speech thanked them for the
nomination. Il is one OF the strongest that
could be made and will be supported by
men Of all parties.
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Cisco,
Special to the Herald.

CISCO, August 16.-Cisco had her first
killing scrape this evening. About 4
O'Clock Sam Glasie, painter from Wealth
erford, was killed by NJ. c. Wort, a st.
Louis drummer and late of Wealth
erford The origin OF the killing as
far as known, is about as follows /:
A little girl ran up town into a crowd OF
men, calling on them to run TO her moth.
er's house, that man was there killing
her sister. Wort, with two Others, hurried
down and found Glasie choking woman
They pulled Glasie away from
there. but he, being enraged
at Wort's interference, picked up a large
piece Of coal and advanced on Wort threat
ningly, when Wort shot him
in the abdomen, killing him in
stantly. Glasie was drinking. A jury
of inquest is now being he'd by JUS
tice GRADER. Wort has surrendered
to the authorities and brother Of Glasie,
who lives at Weatherford, has been tele-
graphed.
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Special TO the Herald.

| Special TO the Herald.
MARSHALL, August l5.-ProGessors Bring
hurst and Seward have been appointed 8
board for this senatorial district to examine
applicants for admission to Sam Houston
normal institute. The ODD instant is the
uay appointed tor examinations.
The convention to select candidates for
district attorney and'a floater for the lower
house meets in Carthage on the 18th.
Several of our citizens have gone down.
The weather is progressively warm.
MARSHALL, August lS-The granger pic
nc and barbecue given at Hallville yester-
day was a grand success. Master Granger
Woodman, from Michigan, delivered the
address. An excellent dinner was served.
The woods were full of candidates.
William Belcher & Co., have contracted
to grade ten miles OF the Marshall & North
western railroad. Work commences next
Tuesday and will be completed in three
months.
Pr rfessor Lilly, president OF the Marshall
university, has arrived and expresses him.
self much pleased with our city and country.
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Eel PasO.


Special to the Herald.
Ell PAso, August 1.-THE Herald re-
ceived the following special to-day from
Socorro, New Mexico: Yesterday evening
Juan Award was arraigned before Judge
Debaum, charged with rape, his victim be-
ing Eana Weldred, an S-year.old daughter
of John Weldred, miner living here.
The child is said to be dreadfully lacerated.
Award was bound over in bonds. Of $5,O0O
was wns'A placed in jail, At night
an immense crowd assembled around
the jail and demanded the keys from the
guard, which were given up after slight re-
sistance. He was then taken in the pres
ence of his victim, who identified him. The
mob then marched HIM across the plaza to
the rear of the Windsor hotel, when he was
hung to tree. He acted very courageous
ly. When asked if he had anything to say
he answered. Its Gods will and your
wish; die guilty, and am willing. Fare
we'll to my friends" His body was cut
down this morning at 5 O'Clock. An inquest
was held the verdict rendered being ::
Death from hanging at the hands of un.
known parties"
Ell PAso, August 1S.--Billy Bair was re-
manded to jail to-day at 10 O'Clock for
the rape of Mis-. Mary Meador on the Texas
& Pacific Pullman car on the night OK the
Sth ultimo.
The Mexican Central railroad will get into
Chihuahua on the 10Th of September when
the Mexicans expect big day.
Business is good and the city booming.
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rffE DAGtAs wtEaLY nEnALb TGrm DAY hn00ar "a 81

indetehdehi candidate Tor g5yerof. lon for
Galveston ilHs morning IN open lie RAM.
psign There tgmOrOw, ne proposes w
STUMP tho fiaiH with Judge lrolhnd, N that
gtnilefont viii divide time with him ofhla
Ufeaadg appointments.
Cotton Is coming IN rapidly and selling ut
II 10 ~ cent, Tor middIings. II 10 cati
nlatsd chat this years crop viii be- the
heaviest ever raised IN this county, II no
unforeseen calamity bolsllsH
Light showers have been falling FOR tho
Inst few dnNA.
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.uec1sl u me Hereid
HoUsrOx, August i7.-To-dsy Dr.. Ruth
eriord received Dispatch from DR.. Camp
bell. the secretary Of the Galveston board
Il heslih TO the effect that . rumor was
~ur-rut fhaf there were five
$50 NJ yellow fever in the
ri -ard offhs city Of Houston. and ask
isx sn innedisfe reply. Hos such q
-uni could have gotten 70 Calves
On j. not Known, but i does
not c-rsfe any surprise, 81 there
j. rum - ~ prnfsssienal Tagrants travel
NJ over the staie- Just nov Who make
their busiufss 20 circulate such
reports just % enjoy the c0nst-
1uert ana VERY natural sensation they
srr1fe. Dr. Rutherford replied 20 the
disDafch 70 the effsct that there vas no yei-
or. blue or any Other kind ~ lever IN
doust0n ~ The pressnt tine. snd that The
-um1-s vere utterly false and groundless-
Today n. John E.itcbuns, - treasurer
4 he city % Hcustor. -scefTs1 trurn the
1spar. nnerf e. Ausli1 q 151r-s-fi7n urol
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aafdlne VI ! Dogli, SID Nfo1f lof tenfS
I Washington Jones, IWnfn II primary nf
I ne Jones ticket for lieufena1 aOtefn1f
TheGi1 SNOW siiOe WIS iIwd lHs' nlFhi hld
tWo robbofies effected lle flames wtfe
easily distinguished, .,..
1'iic Episcopal rector, ", " Patrick, has
resigned,
J'C. Martin, editor Of ihe Republican, Is
siumpinu the county.
Heavy rain to-day.
Deputy United 'StE,ts Marshal James
Courtwright fell today and received q Be-
we're confusion.
A small boy was severely kicked by a
horse today.
FoEr WORM, August Negro labor
ers 10 work on various buildings struck this
morning for ages. They were receiving
81 80 and demand 2. Contractors are hrin
in refusing. The strikers are disorderly,
and have forced others 10 strike. Officers
are making arrests tonight.
Doctor J. Ftzhugh was put under peace
bond to-day Of 500 for threatening to Kill u
job printer.
The negro burglar shot by N. B. Davis
Sunday night was found to-day wounded
in the hips.
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spee,sl to the Herald.

wills Po1sr, August lG.-Governor
Hubbard, candidate for Congressman
spoke at Canton to-day, and speaks at thin
place tomorrow.
Several Of our citizens have fled articles
Of incorporation Of the Wills Point Protect
i've association. The association will insure
property against fire. wind and lightning
upon the plan Of mutual life orders. They
will be ready for business about Septem.
Der lst.
Business is improving. and the health Of
the town is good. There are some improve
ments I'm our town.
No cotton worms as yet.
Warm weather. with prospects Of rain.
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Ab6line.
Special TO the Herald.

special 10 tne deraIu.
ABILENE, August ia good rain is
falling to-day. Crops are in splendid con-
and have not yet needed rain.
A new mercantile firm is on the tapis
here, to be consummated this week, to
carry a $50, 600 stock of groceries and dry
goods.
II. Tanley, recently from California to
this place, has recei led presses and type,
and will begin the publication of news
paper at San Angelo in a few days.
About twenty dwellings and one church,
the southern Methodist, are now being
erected.
The tax assessor to-day furnished the
reporter with footing from the assessment
rolls just completed. The total valuation
is nearly 81, 10000, against $4,000 last
year. OF Ihe 100000 worth of real
estate nearly half is owned by
non-residents. There are now about 5000
sheep in this county.
Eighty-one wool shipments to date,
!, 800 900 pounds.
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IIearne.
Special to the Herald.

special 10 inc iierhIu.
HEARNr, August Nv. III. Dawson,
who held the Office of justice Of the peace
here for several years, has resigned on ac-
count of his health, and the commissioners
court appointed John +. Bishop, young
lawyer, to fill the vacancy.
As to the postmas.ers bond, mentioned
a iewdays back, it is the intention of the
bondsmen to show neglect Of duty on the
part of Inspector Crawford, and not James
D. Kennedy, who has been detailed by
the department to collect the
bond NJ M Or Crawford 6oo inspected b ,hG
and reported money matters all right when
transfer Of 1910 from money order funds
to the postal account without permit from
the department is noted on the books,
which was not transferred, but at that time
T. A.. Roache, the absconding postmaster,
was short.
L. H. Bailey, grand secretary of the
American Legion of Honor, requests that
the date of the meeting of the grand coun-
ell, as given in a special from Dallas last
week as August 2Sth be corrected. This
body meets at Dallas on the third Tuesday,
the 10Th day OF September.
HEARNE, August 1S.--The senatorial con-
vention for the 18th senatorial district was
called to order to-day by James X: Hanna,
mittee. John w. Doremus, Of BRACES
county, was elected permanent chairman,
and j. L. Bishop of Robert
son county, secretary. The follow
ing committees were appointed:
Committee on credentials and basis Of rep
resentation, +. II. Bailey, Enoch Breeding
and John w. Doremus. Committee on
permanent organization, W. S. Staillerne,
w. o. Campbell and S. z. Hardwicke.
A frer the reports of the various committees
and their adoption, Scott Field, of
Robertson, and j. S. Perry of Mi
lam, were put in nomination for
state senator. A lively time ensued. After
egates boiling their instructions and voting
for Field, which was only settled by a COM
mittee being appointed from each delega-
ton to consider the matter, for the sake o
harmony they were allowed to cast their
vote for Field. j. S. Perry, of Milan
county, was elected on the 10Th ballot. The
convention adjourned tonight.
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GEoRsETOEs, August i6.-H0n. Colum-
bus Tyson, member Of congress. spoke here
20 a large and sppneciatiFe audience. He
reviewed his position on the tsrin question,
ard made il plain AL that he hss been
misunderstood and misrepresauted- Every
BODY -as pleased with his speech II vas
lOgicai. communicative and eloquent.
This county VII 70 strong ior HIN.
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00slou.imtse norton NJ Tho pMiy w thl'
oity, ip0so Tonight ln front oftIo roll.o
Hot. Owing IND inclompncy nftbe Neathof
tho attendance was not urge Nelson spok.
bitterly u tic action of tle customs iuqsH
wing Tuesday nlghi Ia Interfering. viii
lleir meeting aud breaklng u up, and galdi
"If W. cannot bu heard ina hall hlfed W
ourselves We viii at least DO accorded that
privilege In open air
The board Of health held meeting TO-,
night, at which resolution was introduced
BY Dir. Rodgers, declaring quarantine
against New orleans. Dr. Rodgers spoke
In advocacy Of the resolution, and stated
that IN his opinion there were numerous
cases of yellow fever In the Crescent CITY
Th~resolmion was voted down. A resolh
tion was then introduced and passed de-
claring IL the opinion Of this board That
quarantine should be established
Against Pensacola, and that the governor
be notified OF this expression by
telegram and requested TO take action.
Flags in the city were flying ct baltmast
to-day Ms a token of respect TO the memory
of Georgia's dead senator.
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speCItI . nc HsfHII.
BsksoSD, August l7.-COtton picking be,
fairly opened. No worms, notwithstanding
the freqaent late rains.
The health Of the country remains good.
Out ofthe thousands Of visitors here this
season there has been only three deaths, one
Of them an infant.
Thirty-iour arrivals yesterday; N NJ
them We see Mayor Wilson, Msj0r VIII e
and General Howard, Of Houston; Mite. dc
Olphin and family, Of Galveston, Mr..
General Harmon, Of Calvert, and the
Misses Husy. Of CorsicAna.
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Taylor.
Special to the Herald.


TAYLOR, August 16.-A. T. Minor, pro-
prietor OF the St. James hotel, was found
speeches. in his room on Monday morn
ing. Drs. Doak, Brown and Cook were
called, but too late to render any assist
ance Judge Daniel Moody summoned a
Jury, and after a careful investigation OF all
the facts they returned a verdict of death
by poisoning from morphine, but by
whom administered 10 them unknown
Mr.. Minor was well respected and leaves a
wife and several small children to mourn
his loss.
Messrs. Burkett & Murphy have received
some twenty-four cars OF brick for q new
hotel and under superintendent Of Mr..
Kelly, late builder of the Masonic Temple,
at Palestine, we will soon have tire
hotel
Several sales of land have been made.
\. Symes has gone west in search Of a
sheep rancho, as his flock has become so
large and land too valuable here.
Prairie land is selling from 81 to S. per
acre.
Crops are good, and large amount of
hay is being shipped from here TO Mexico