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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07
LIYER REGULATOR.
ChiIIs and Fever

ChiIIs and Fever
k1ININsIEEA q sooa or S Ss41;s. e! e:
SSEZ%H fever out of the system
II VEXAy Il cures when all Other
u W. remedies fail.
AS s Sick Headache,
A6 2fA For the relief and cure
W3dNSI Co., 5s5 sss ss s5$moR si hS
DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively cure this terrible
disease. We assert emphancaliy "nat we Ano"
CONSTIPATION.
should not be regarded as a trihing ailment. Ma
ture demands the utmost regusIity OF sne DOVES
Therefore assist Nature by taxing summons Liver
Regulator 1t is harmless, mid ana enectuai'
BILIOUSNEsS.
One or two tablespoonfuls Will releTe All the
troubles incident to billions state, such as nausea
dizziness drowsiness distress after eating bitter
BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
Most of the diseases of the bladder originate
from those of the kidneys. Restore the acuon o.
the liver fully, and both the Kidneys and bladder
va MALARIA.
Persons may avoid all attac ks by occasionally
taking dose of Simmons Liver Regulator 10 Keep
the Liver in healthy action 1.,ru
generally arising from disordered stonscn; can
be corrected by taking simmons Liver Regulator.
JAUNDICE,
Simmons Liver Regulator soon eradicates this
disease from the system, leaving the skin clear.
and free from all impurities yntsG
Cnillren suffering with Como Foes experience
relief Wneu simmons Liver Regulator IL admins
tered. Adults also derive great beneht from tni.
medicine. 1t is not unpleasant, II is harmless no
effective. Purely vegetable.
Ha5-Take only the GENUINE, which always d as
on the wrapper the red Trademark and sigma
ture of ]. H. ZEIJIN Il co.
sale all Druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07
GRAY AND LAWSON,
The Two Men To-Day Most Conspicuous
in ireland, the One on the Bench,
the Other
In Prison-The Thwarted Ambition OF the
Judge Poisoned His Mind and Biased
His Judgment.

NEW YORK, September 3.-The New York
Sun prints the following letter from Mr. 7.
OConnor, giving the "true inrardnes.n Of
Justice Lawson's persecution OF Sheriff Gray,
of Dublin
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won.n'. Temperate. Union of New

OswDeo, September 6.-The ninth annual
meeting of the Women's Christian Temper.
ance Union, of the State of New York, con.
vened to-day. A large attendance is ex.
pected. The convention will be one of the
most important ever held in the State, in
view Of the recent impetus the cause has re-
ceived in other States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07
HorseFord's Acid Phosphate

DIR. P. P Gilmsrtin, Detroit, Mich, says.;
ST have found it very Satisfactory IN 1t, e.
fectr, notably in the prosiraiion attendant
upon slcoholhism.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07
4 sure Prevestfve Of Fever and Asae

AS an antidote against mslarial poison,
fever and ague, and other intermittent fereTs,
nothing equals Browns Iron Bitters. A true
tonicl 4 perfect safeguard
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-07

A PHYSICIAN in Baltimore, Md, says:
Il consider Browns Iron Bitters the truest ana
best medicinal tonic for lost health and general
debility that can be compounded fromiour present
knowledge of drugs"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

break. but We had manufactured Cur
tains ont u old newspapers. that wo
might sleep undisturbed b. the light
on. how We bemoanci our lazincs~!
Finally il grew light enough 70 see. and
we carefully opened the door and went
out. One of The party went back into
The cabin and got our clothes. and after
examining them carefully We dressed
ourselves"
s.And nobody was bittcn?" said
Alice. with q sigh o. relief.
i" No. replied her unc'c. rising from
his chair as the sunpcr-bcll rang; but
! don't think cscrwas 80 badly scared
before or since. Allan fornlan. ia
Harpcr's Ionng Ptprie.
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When boy has really made acquaint-
ancc with the bc,t books. he will have
found out much that he can think
about: for they win not only teach him
u great deal that Il is desirable 10 know.
but they will BE- the means Of suggest
ing ideas Of his own about things In
general. He may. therefore. find pleas
ure and profit ii keeping daily jour
nal. or diary. Of all he learns. either BY
reading or observation. and recording
carefully the thoughts which occur 10
him. This Will help him 30 remember
and make use II the information he
acquires. and also give pra tite in COM
position. Such book win be sure 10
afford bright boy more satisfaction
nj the end III u YEAR than dozen col
lcctionS Of foreign postage stamps. or
small curio~ities Of any kind. II he has
taken pains with il il will show him
Just what he has been doing with much
of his time. and whether he IS really
progressing m knowledge and sense A.
he grows older H. should try % make
the record each week better and better.
particularly in the way in which il Is
written. and not become weary Of the
undertaking simply because il requires
labor. No boy need hope 10 he some
day wise aud intelligent man who will
not take the trouble 10 advance himself
In every possible way, and rs thorough
Ii a. he can. Whatever he studies or
merely reads he should endeayor 10 I'M
derstand and master; and when he
attempts to write. hc ought to rcwrite
and correct every sentence many times,
ii necessary. until he is sure il i the
plainc~t and best he can make Il. A
boy who has the opportunity TO 90 70
school. and books 70 read. and takes
much pains with himself. ought 70
know. M least BY the time he i fifteen
years of age. how 70 speak his own
language correctly. and how 70 write
something better than q passabie letter;
what the natural and political divisions
Of the world are. and an intelligent
notion respecting the rart he inhabits;
and he should also have some knowl-
edge 81 The leading events in the his
tory Of the world and ~ his country.
Perhars Il may be said that he ought 70
know this much and great deal more
besides which NAV be classed as miscel-
/ lcncous knowledge such AZ will enable
I him 10 be sufficiently intelligent 70 I'M
derstand how 70 be an agreeable and
entertaining boy.-F. y. Stanford. 81
1 s. S. Times.
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Mans mamma was very much afraid
Nan would grow up 70 Be cruel girl.
for she seemed to delight in torturng
the poor little fIies. She would catch
them on the window-pane and pull OF
their legs and wings and call 4 fine
sport
Her mamma talked to two-ycar-cld
Nan. and told her how cruel il was.
\. How would you like to have some big
man pull Of your legs and arms. NAM
she would ask
Nan would shudder. ~ won't DO II
no morer' she would say; but the very
next day she would do il again.
One day there was q wasp on the vim
dow. and Nan. thinking he was big
~. caught him. and was going 70 pull
on his wings. when suddenly she
dropped him and ran screaming % her
mamma Fly bit me- she cried.
holding up her finger. while the tears
ran down her cheeks.
Her mamma bathed tho poor little
finger in strong soda water. and told the
little girl that X she was cruel 70 the
flies. she must expect they would bite
her.
~ new win do Il again sobbed
Nan.
And she didn't. The wasp-sting cured
her. - Ioaifs Companion.
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There are two s;xnlGcont lessons
.anrht ~ the result IN Maine
THE t'r<f u ~ TIE growing power Of
eorrunf;on n popular elections There
rnn ~ ~ io,bt that the revolt against
Rcn,blican rule IN Maine was deep and
strong. This was evidenced. not alone
by thc victory of the opposition two
wears aco. nor " tho Republican e.
orc<>ions 81 fear for tho result q tho
election which has Just taken place Il
,r.s shown cmnhatically by thc y Indc-
orn.l.nf" movement, - called. which
wa< inancnraied two weeks before cleo
fion. wh<a IL was too late 20 make such
4 movement effective. This movement
embraced ii IL promoters some Of the
hest known Republicans in Che State.
men who had been foremost IN the
,,arfv councils and fully c0enixant Of
Inc nartv history. The condemnation
which these men visited through their
organ upon the Republican candidates.
upon the measures for which the party
IN the State had made itself RESPONSE
bic. and above an on James @. Blaine.
che corrupt political leader. was scath-
ing in its severity. Il was IS compre-
hcnsive and as sharp Is any indictment
which the Democracy ever brought
against Republican:sm in Maine. and il
had ali the force Of testimony from the
inside from witnesses who would glad
" have kept silence If they could have
done so. such an opposition IS this
could not but represent widespread
and deep-seated disadcct;on. which
should have resulted in the defeat
which the Republican leaders every
where outside Of Maine feared and
which those in Maine expected until
within few days Of election.
Yet within those fcw days. By the
shrewi and lavish use Of money. defeat
was turned into victory. During the
week preceding election thousands Of
dollars were sent to the State. prcsuma-
bly, from The Hubbell corruption fund.
The disconnected were appcascd and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

~ rox,rso fho M;ch;~sn Ronr,kIicana
y. 49, ,,,.,-.,s11,~ S:,S ..~Icce~.~r;1s
ic,,r ,,1.tsc-,r .-rs;.r tie I1c~,rcr-f;c
r,-;sh 49, -.--s,- sc~..;<,r ,-rI;r1, q
ss'....,s<.s.I ~ 4. IN. cs~--~~k ~ 1 f;r~t.
49, RcrrhI;c.r ssIH,r;-~ 4. M
49,. " l,'~~-,,,--~, q. (sc~~rSs. \, 60
80 Hf;~h;s~c risffcr~ ~ ~sowcd 4.
~.,s s,,c~~.fI~ II : .;rs,7~ erc~r ..,c.r,r
e 1ar;slrf;re ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vrform.
..;tSe- ts~;F ~,,r~cccv r.vc..e c;v;l'
ss~-;'.e 1870 1r5;s. ,.ci;c~ - srx
ofher ~rc.t interesf receivcI imnrove-
CO. 6Sreer vesr~ y rrhrc,c~ srd ~n-
cSsfr,,rfed Renrbl;cao ma NJ 49, AZ
nsrtrents end bnreans n (:orcrrment
IVA S~1ier irfo snch 4 dcc1crrhiv cor-
~,,,< n 49, " ~ rce5' relc~res;c- The
1s!,hsr-~~ oc.,.,h1;c~r~ Ic~c..-c. Nv
n.,-~,c~~,. ~ cof ccr~~c1;c~ sl.,.es
M ,sr,.r 80 - ~ th;nk ~ ~ 1870
ehst h~c,eht sh,rt 1Iese s1.s.1 sra
shcr III ,6em 80 ~ oDro.c~i- - cor-
800 800 ->-' n - 1T
n ~ 49, ~ III - ncr,<.rr><.
~ co,trc, Ma Concrss. n 49, ,,~s wv
&C.,, .,s.. h,,t eo,,~ Shs- 6;d .cs cSsrf q
,,..s.h y 49, r.e,-,,,.s;c.. " .s'..ses q
ccnIi ~ ~i<bed NIL IN. 4 hcc.nsc. wh;Ie
~ ncmocr~fs h.d confrcI ~ 1.ccvrcss
the Republicans had control q thc whole
e~ecrs;xs ana .dr,;r;ssrss;rr r.srh;rcrv
tn Pre';jenc~ tha@ .h;-ca tRe -e~sr:,.
ss~~;r. ~ Tr5;~r 1s..~c.,, Nv
,r.bonses ana Nv ia a. r.dersi
ca;c.s 49,. ssSi, - ~. h.rSs =
Pcr.,,,a;c.rs go MT 49, nc-.rc~sss
d;3 INA n ~ done .~rin-ft ~ ssubbom
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cl~-<1< ~l>>~ - 1.4f pro<1I>nfia,
$500 ;:n..r ,.s~,x 49, .,;x,. ~ Nan
49, $500, II. 49, 4, s,ii;sc,,;r,S oxcr ~
'..r,.- ..s,h, I, c..:1 .I:.., marty 1ropn
~ .,:.,,. Y. ,..S $1,000 ~ whom
~. ~ ......> VA ~ NV, attended ,xer.,
NJ. p,..';j.nr ci..t Arthur Ana 49,
$1,000, nrrScr Therc WAS drinking
u r...,..'s,., "a ,,.ch ,,.rr;mcnf ~
- s - ...;. a. s.'.'. - -.,,,i n Thcrc
.< .-s :. 1870. ~ ..J s,,..'.h..,-t;r, .ni I'm
.':..'...> ~ ...1... 80 clI rs<fx,, ~
s.sr'':...5 80 .~;t.l ihc 6ynrc
49,. s.'..a 49, 49, ,.r.',,,;,.c,iv ~ fh.t
r w. s s 49, wes sfcchcn M
nnrssr ~ was ~ lion ~ The oc.
c.s;n, The Vicc-prc<iient elect
s..-..'.i.- ~ 80 49,, ~, ~ the homaga
~ ~ ss.r,,,f,.'.i i,;,h h;m ~ wss
- $500 sirs~,, .,fo~st,,cr ncon M
ne-sr r.. 49, ~. 49,, mir MA
rns.ira .';.,'r,. f,'..... ~ ,.ys ~ ~.
sass ~ -: M heroic ch,r,cfer
49,. j.s,.~,s. dc..ls IA saved n
'3;s.. ~ csrf.ij mi Arthur H;s
..>,;,.,.i ,..,s<is 49, xere .ccroreI
f''I ,' s...,,s..iai IT Nj h.se3 XII NJ
e.,s~.t ;cns Il, indian. 81 loan !, ~
,r,hnr;.n "a norsex,, e,,nhen,,sm ~
e,,h. i, -, '' The ,n'rf;on n thc ~or,l
~ . -. t.fi. 4, r,sr viii I,uyh,er
80 80 a..,s.,ss ..Scs,,;, MA b.c5 ~
$3.50 ~ ~. psn,hi c,n r,rtv.
$500. y xh;ch - ~ cdmn,on .ctcnfa'
$500 ,,,,a,ta W s'' Ra',,,tI;nsns !.
, Nv, on.>h, oni,' - T.. TX article a.
recezs;,v sr,on~ ~ ..nrweshcd
naa,S,rsc,- , ~. r,or,sr,
1890 s,,r' y h:c.,,. . th;rr 10 ha.,,r ma !.
80 ~.,.~ 80 ~ ,.;,js ~ ~. -
-, NJ , ,ne - M Lsrs ncrssS hsd
5000 1.a;ar. s..h 80, y IN, 4
- ~ =. a~reii.,,. ;'i-a - I. ~. ,.r.ct;c.l
$3.50: 4. ~ -!s;'s n.'< ~ i,,,',,,;,,c
'- 49,. - ~ n'.. 80 es,;,s.;c,, II h;5
< y IN. :. s. 49, !. Nv f.nt
49,. "a ..tr.',.s NJ" 's..... s.,.,. H.
; s''as - 80 j. w rnd;s 49, h.st,. 60,
49, ...5 ~. go n.5,s'. 800 irss.,
,a.. 49,. M No. u.,ihe,iss,, .noa;s;a,
~ s.ns,,, ~. nar.., icnrnsJ
~ 80, ' ss.fi;i,' "a ,-a.e,'sI., anJ
. rsI n'cJ 4" IN. a,' h.-rs, - 90
- st;nr ~ M ..ns si s,svos;or -
n,s.a.. .':. 80. -. $50 si.<.'s sc,,.h, ~,
$3.50 IL, r.''i 49, 49, h,o '. 49,. 49,
setor $500 Ia In I soa. 1890 o,,' y ~
49,. 1s~,t go s,,1
~" rr'"~S't ~..N 49,. 49,, =.
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The regular patrons .. the i've Long
Branch hotels during the pas: SEASON
are estimated 70 have numbered $500.
The sixty-iivc day season cost the guests
about 81. 200. 90. ~ n Graphic.
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Senator Edmunds has paid . beauti-
full tribute 70 his daughters memory in
the endowment he has made 70 the Ma
m Fletcher Hospital. He has given,
says the Washington Critic, . sum ~
sufficient magnitude % keep room
and pay the expense pcrpetualiy o.
some young girl. who ID 70 Be cared for
and made comfortable for her sake.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-13

Men in India who drive or care for
elephants are called mahouts. II there
are children in the family the elephant
shows great fondncss for them, and are
really careful nurses. In that warm
climate Il Is no uncommon thing ior .
jackal or wolf 10 walk into hut when
the mother II away. or even when her
back Is turned. and pick up and carry
of the baby. But II placed IN the elc-
plant care she can 70 away feeling
perfectly safe. and the children enjoy
their huge playfellow. Sometimes =
number q elephants may BE- seen lying
down in the wafer. with their backs
Just above the surface. making : small
island on which the children play in
great gee. II one tnmbles Of the ele-
plant fishes him up with his trunk and
puts him back again. -- Chicago Herald.
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ne true sniidc's >
ne effects Of ml<'r
u Ifor.ctfcr's SON
sch Bissers -
medicine . one q -
most popular r''n~
dies o. q a<c q nc
ern>fuI propr'cts'5
spcci1cA md .
Immense dem en-
wherever On this cen'
tsnrni fever snt ~.
cxisfa A ~inr<.4r
ri three Tins
III inc hest pe-< ~
rren4rxt'vc Tor E
rof,nitrinx ; fn1l.,l
Gus atmosphere. 80
I.4I-~ ~. IIIFT AM
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH
NEM ORLEANS


NEW ORLEANS, August ga.-Flour strong and
higher grades tfto5 sS
Corn quiet white mixed quoted al 70 to %.
yellow w choice white o. w ~
Oats scarce and firm; Texas prime 70. choice
3; western mixed so To ~
Lard Steady, refined i?,. to l2,; key la.
Dry salt meat fair demand aud lower; should.
ders i0a TO l0',,
Bacon good demand shoulders 10. to IO,,
short rlo and long clear hrmer at 49, TO l5i
Hams higher choice sugar cured canyass,d 4,
to 10 as In size and brand
Whisky firm and unchanged.
changed. '' VA
Wheat active bit weak lower and Irregular,
l,G2'i TO OK August 49,. IN 90, september
Corn unsettled and lower; 76a cash and hu.
gust ~, To IS. September.
Oats active but lower 10 cash agi, TO 40 Son.
TENDER
Baron steady and unchanged
, rotk unsettled but generally lower; a. 50 10
n 30 cash !l,sO u ass August: q S2i, son.
H2i.
whisky steady and unchanged
ST. LOUIS
ST. Iouis, August Colour stronger bui no
hiRher. " "'
Wheat dull and lower; No ! red fall g7G Au-
Corn dun aud lower 5t1i to 20 cash; 76,, Au.
gust 7j'tScptembcr
Oats Ntlve firm aud higher Mt Ak cash, IA.
for August 36i. for September
Pork uciivc, firm and higher at Of 1904 so
cash; q lim4l 81 for September
Lard fairly active aud shade hi CHER al 70 $50
!! W. for cash aud September.
luls meats active firm and higher. shoulders
v - clear rth W iO clear vi lps A
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THE CITY.
STREET NOTES.

NJ ~
s'O' her new building. ''
r ,tsiIeelic lights went out several times
sn' IRON some unknown cause.
| M Az AZ, wSh to wet your whistle with A
S,,HA 20 TO the Glen Lea saloon.
|ki,,I iHs,3Gaet OF Literature for sale at ten
Tw'V, See our wants column,
Nv O ,lS.sd a file of the Daily Hrp,,n for ,bs
h. '' Apply at HERiLp office.
|saSS s your coffee put up by the Globe
\. Sp'ce mills OF Caperan 4 Bond.
s % u ,l OF NJ, Rosenthal a. Co. arc sell
~ Wv" STOCK oil goods regardless of
\, ~; ~ y, wish agood drink of whisky. wine
|lIOp Az Ut good cigar, 80 TO The Office
|lsES S lIe,h and Eat Baltimore and Nav
Ssicos ''u'e Rock oysters at the Dei.
snSr { w. water and gas fitting call at
"a street s. the old reliable shop, 400
uN 4 p.n,C "u's were nrpd near the
s;tay mo,v ,no depot about . O'Clock YES.
Sa anu anu CARRIAGES, bugcies and phaeton,
SaEer M prsins wagons, 10 to John s,
nd, o tO Ill name Of keeping the very hes,
thue wpllOors, aud Il deserves II, for s il
H,on "emcan The ollice saloon. "
IA, NNs..s.llempla,e ma,rimony ioin ,hc
klO Tesa.a aud Endowment Union of
Nn,.,'s A,'' before the seats are ali taken,
ertSe 49, =. A. Crawford, who lives Ius,
sA ,bI,,var, was presented by his wife
o. 'en'pound boy Sunday morn.
ssiS S%I, %1,1 & Co. are CLOSING on, thai,
whey NV nery goods regardless of cost.
snhsr. ' up The store on the LIST of Sen.
v ssislIn p ~, the HERALD sep,ems,, ,s,.
wv h The Seen pages, liz columns, and
rlie, ~ 0es' advertisement medium in
NJ csa, s,a 10, September edition will, no
Nv and y ps n, copy. II will be credit 10
"ae libsrslis state. Ali should sub.
M S,.,.ss' brand Spring Tobacco /, rb.,
MOULD have In stock. Chew.
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Caution

Caution.
tionr-dealers and consumers are hereby
cautioned against using fraudulent brand
OF nour made in imitation of the Justly
oP9i3r cyclone" manufactured by Cow.
gui nun Carthage City, Missouri.
at ueaiers IN, and manufacturers OF, the
OF the law. ''''
consumers, notice that each package Of
me genuine is branded Cowgirl 4 Hill,
eyclone, Carthage Mo-, and buy il only
from dealers who will not impose on YOU.
McENNIs & Co., Dallas, Tex.
Agents for Carthage City Mills, Mo.
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Mineral Wells.

MTncrnI WeIIr
To those contemplating visit to these
celebrat ed wells We unhesitatingly advise
them to stop at thu. Rodgers n Roe hotel II
they desire good living, combined with
pleasure. Mr.. Rodgers, its genial mana.
ger, leaves nothing undone that may tend
to the comfort of his guests,
Connected with this house Is the best
well In the city free to its guests. Elegant
baths, hot and cold, furnished at all hours:
Parties at distance can be furnished
with these waters, delivered on railroad, by
addressing the proprie,ors. fine hack
runs In connection with trains on i, Il i.
Il. r., distant miles. The best table, the
best rooms, the best baths and water In the
city.
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Excursion tickets atgreatly reduced rate.
to all important points in Georgia, Tennes
see, KENTUCKY, North and South Carolina
and Virginia over the Star & Crescent
route, via Houston and New Orleans,
Time and money saved, convenience and
pleasure guaranteed. No omnibuss trans.
iers, and fewer changes Of cars than by
other lines, and acknowledged by the tray.
cling public to be the best road in the
south. Baggage checked through. and
sleeping car berths secured. For tickets
time cards, or any information apply 10 or
address EpwiN o. FLoop "
Ticket Agent ii. y r. G Il, r., Dallas.
j, l.. A. THOMAS,
1. j. y. Star 4 Crescent route, Dallas, Tex.
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II. q. siser,
Corner Sycamore and Elm sire. =, dealer
IN staple and fancy groceries, buys country
produce, or handles same on small commits.
SION, guaranteeing earliest returns possible
We shall from this time on be in weekly
or daily receipt of the best articles of fancy
al d staple goods known to first class dealers.
10 ,enumerate specific articles would be
simply superiluous.
we invite the taste and criticism of dis.
corning public.
n. II .-Every article sold with strict
guarantee or no charge.
ynS- Delivery as prompt as possible.
III G. SIyep
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The Photographic studio of w. McClel.
ian, 100 Main street, nearly opposite the st.
George hotel is the popular place for superior
art-work. Do not fail to cali and see his pho.
tographs OF the well-known citizens before
deciding where you will have your work
done. Carefully and critically examine his
work compare IL with work done In eastern
cities and you will find it equal if not supe.
rlor. A really fine picture isoheap at rea.
sonable price, whereas poor picture is dear
at any price, in fact is worthless The tray.
cling public and visitors to the city are cor
dali invited to call and examine work.
and know where they can obtain incompar,
ably. fine. pleasing photos of themselves
or friends. A large stock of fine frame. an d
mats very cheap.
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A Collision.

The large summer car on the Sanacinto
street railway collided yesterday with a
wagon loaded with lumber near the Trinity
Iron works on Ross avenue. The driver OF
the wagon was slow In crossing the track
and as the car VAS coming down q steep
grade the driver could not stop the car In
time 10 prevent the accident The wagon
was crippled but the car was not Injured.
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One Hundred Thousand Tsxian.

Bear witness to the fact that for cleanliness.
excellence of fare, and general conyenien.
ces, no house in the state equals the Woo.
tan House. at Wootan Wells Robertson
county, The simple assertion that il is
presided over by Judge j, j, Kendrick ia a
guarantee to all that nothing in It's man.
agement is wanting that tends to the com
fort of its guests.
Airy, and commodious rooms, broad and
shaded verandas, billiard hall and skating
RINK, table UNSURPASSED by any of the
watering places of the gulf; attentive
waters, and landlord noted far and wide,
class it as the me plus ultra" of all south.
ern resorts.
10 the invalid seeking to rebuild q shat.
tered constitution, or to those DESTROYS of
relief from the cares and turmoil of city
LIE, We say come to the Wootan House,
ana having once partaken OF its hospitality,
you VIII come again. Leave train at Bre.
mond
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THE WEATHER
Sth Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt.

sllvrfoS, August 2S,-Observatons showing
lAe aud lowest temperature and rainfall
= rs. MenIy'iour hours, taken daily at S
~ Glowing railroads kindly cooperate with
.Msa States signal serTice by requiring
.Itene 70 take the observations and use
~ Elie-wiihout expense to the government
= transmit by them, viz Gulf, Colorado 4
Mafe International h Great Northern. Texas
.ni1S Texas 4 New Orleans, Houston 4
rsaio railroads. ~ s"i
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Atteutlan

Mr. A. &. Stevens. of the Nashville &
chattanooga railroad. will have two through
passenger COACHES At Little Rock for the use
OF young ladies' en- route to school 10 Nash.
Vule and ven ty The cara will 70 through
Wnhout chang, ana those desiring 10 avail
t 7 mselVs OF this opportunity must not
iali 10 report To mt at rexarkaua on the
morning OF August so. A. q. STEVENS.
T. PA
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A Gard

n GARD
A report has been started by some one IN
the city oi Dallas that have sold GU, and
in end to quit the milk business the LIST OF
>. ptember. This Is to inform my custom.
efs that said report IL untrue In every psr.
r,ular. ind that when determine " quit
the busin So " II give time y noticr.
j, r SWAMI,