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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

Ok Saturday, Congressman Hill pre-
scented an amendment to the sundry
civil bill reducing letter postage to two
cents. Objections being made, it was
ruled ont Oh i point Of order.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

Notre Dame University, OF Indiana,
recently honored Dom Piatt, of Ohio,
with the degree OF L. D., and Dom,
to reciprocate the compliment, kindly
lectuled to the young lady students Of
the institution on the subject of ''Cor-
sets
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

ITALY will keep sharp watch on
England's operations During the last
session Of the Italian parliament an
appropriation WAS voted Of Si0,0o0,000
[nr tie amy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

l think i my duty 70 send Jou a recommend
for the benefit Of any psrssn wishing 70 know
whether Hop Bitters are good or not. know
they are good for general debility and indiges-
tion; strengthen the nervous system. aud make
new life Iree0mmend ny patients 10 use them
DR. A PR ATT
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

General Beavers speeches in Penn
sylvania have not greatly recommend
eli him to lie Independents. He has
DESIGNATED them as Modocs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

TIE river and halbor bill will aston
ish its most intimate friends when y
gets out Of tile senate 1t il a bouncing
old steal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14
The Philadelphia Medical Neus de-
clares Guiteau's brain gave no evidence
Of insanity.

Mr.. KAssoS's congressional district
in Iowa gave Z 7,402 majority for the
prohibition amendment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

The star route prosecutions ought
not to be abandoned. An indignant
people will demand the reason if they
are
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

TIlE Madison Democrat otlels the fol
lewing important suggestions relative
t. communication with theseat OF war
+" The first gun th.t opened the siege
III Alexandria was fired ~ admiral
Seymour. from The ilag ship, ii o'clock
this morning, Alexandria time. TIE
difference III time between that point
and Madison is just eight hours; hence
the bomhartlment opened nj II o'clock
last evening Of our local time. The news
reached the Democrat office III one
O'Clock this morning, only two hours
tftcr the tirsi gun reared across tic
Egyptian harhor II thc seat ef war
Allowing for tile twelve or fifteen repe-
tilions If the mes age that occurred ut
the several forwarding offices, the
CELEBRITY IT transmission was simply
marvellous
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

MRS. ScoyILLE has written letter to
Rev. Hicks Offering to sell Guiteau's
body to the highest bidder.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14
Among some of the ra,r.-t see ne.

On this continent sud in the tropics. malaria poi
sons the atmosphere With its pestilential breath,
sowing the seeds of disease and death in every d.
rectiOn 1t Is in such localities tha; the prevent
i've and remedial qualities Of Hos;etter's Stomach
Bitters are most conspicuously shown. For every
form Of malaria il is signslly efncacious remedy
and eonquers disorders of the stomach, liver and
bowels, remedies inactivity Of the kidneys and
counteraets the weakness and lack of stamina
which invites disease by levelng the barrier
which vigorous operatlsn Of the digestive End
secretIEe organs opposes to il. No defensive
medicine in use has stronger comnendatiurs in
professional quarters both for purity and remed-
ial properties
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

The Ithica y. Y. Lhiean observes:
Our druggists report that St. Jacobs Oil
goes of like hot cakes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

The students Of all departments Of
the University OF Berlin recently ten
dered Professor Mommsen a monster
ovation, to celebrate his entire acquit-
tai of the charges cf libel brought
aKa:nst him by Prince Bismark.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

Bon Ia6EEsoll has his Brutna Pup
lic attention i being directed II i small
pamphlet issued by one Clark 9raden,
ef New York, and entitled "Ingersoll
tinmnskcd " Il il tho most savage ar-
rnignment Of Pope Bob that has ever
been attempted. # the allegations set
forth ii the book are true. Ingersoll il
ono III thc yileAt wrctcllcF Oh earth RI
they are fal.e, tie man Who pcnncd
and published them ought 20 he placed
III the penitentnlry. Nothing more
startling IN personal criticism has ever
been ISSUED from the American presS.
Ingcrsoll cannot afford 70 ignore tins
frightfll attack.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14
MONDAY, JrLr 10.

SeRate-The senate resumed consideration Of
the river and harb0r bill, the question being on
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14
a rRoTEcToBATE ARRASsExExT

which made England and France Egyptts as
signees in bankruptcy. Foreign influence being
ye; paramount, and foreign ,ax-eaters Etill
swarming over the land, the peasant still yielded
his crops and starved while they went 20 pauper
foreign O6eizls and CREDITOR Arab Bey beng
at the bead Of the army, defeated the budget and
RANKED TeEkk. Then popular outbreaks drove
ont the foreigners. and England, with her power
defed, her SueI canal threatened, and her espi-
tastz pleading for the protection Of their agents
found her action IN the premises seriously hAndi-
capped by the unexpected complications Arab
Bey wei understands that Germany Is not IN
sympathy with England's idea, and that Fr1nes
IS growing laksEarm towards her British ally.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

He looks upon himself as the future deln srer Of
Egypt, and in that spirit has prepared to meet
the English. perhaps svsr-Sauguine u sn esr,y
realization of his ambition.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-14

The men belonging &c the Monarch have
Just fitted iron shields on the tops for plac-
ing machine guns English refugee ships
have left the harbor. The telegraph ship
Chiltern is also outside, but the American
vessels stay here for time. The Egyp-
tians are still working in the forts. They
can just be seen from the decks of the
American ships. According to the reports
received from shore, the people are flee
ing in every direction and there is great
panic
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Straucd.

J W. Hart estrays before C. II. Filker, Justice
of the peace, one roam stallion about years old.
about IA hands high. branded A S on left
thigh. aud valued at s25.
Dallas Thompson esirays before W. II Price.
iuSdce % the peace. one roam mare, about IS
hauas high. years OH, branded IA on left
shoulder aud LEFT thigh, and valued at ST.
II Jones es,Iays before 7 b. Queens, J. p.
one bay horse, about liyS hands high, branded
thus, NJ II on each shoulder a little white on
both hind feet and lite white on left fore foot
harness and saddle marks on him, about 10 or J.
years old. aud valued at So.
4 d. ~ Fender estrays before J. r. Blewett, 7. 2.
one soriel maze, about years old, about n
hands high, left hind foot white, star In fore.
head, snip in nose; one sorrel mare mule, about
years old about II hands high; valued at SEQ
A. Kuruet estrays before Geo. Robert.on, jus
tice Of the peace. one bay mare, IA hands high
or 10 years OLD, few white hairs in forehead
saddlc-marked on each side backbone branded
O. on lett shoulder. had on leather halter, aud
clain on front foot valued at so.
b. l.. Brauson estrays before J. A. Lindsey.
justice Of the peace, one light grey horse, about
IS hands high. about 10 years old. branded thus
4, on tight shoulde,; valued alto
1aken up by u Bryan, aud estrayed before
J Y BlewctL ,. p. April 5, 1882, Que brown
pony mare. about or years Old. branded on
leit shoulder Up connected and on right thus.
Z about u hands high. white hind fest dent in
side OF neck
akea up bv R J se.vidre, and estrayed be-
fore Geo krbe tsoh.J p, nay 6 1852, one grsv
horse ~ hands high, yea Old. branded n
on lett hip aud shouldor. one chestnut m.
horse. years old l4h hands hish. brpnded =
on eft one bay horse. 5 years old. l4y banGs
high br nded y " on let alp. one sqrrel horse
hands high years Old, branded HR con
necied on les shoulder. one bay horse rs hands
high, years old branded HR connected on len
sh0ulder
Taken up BY r. ?. Duncan. aud estrsyed be-.
fore N. Myers p, May s. 1ss2 one graz
horse with black rnane aud tail scar on righ-
hip about 8 o. years old; about Is hands high,
an indistinct brand on left shoulder. one glass
eye. One bay horse. IL ~ hands high, about !.
years old. brand iudescrihable 90 Jeff sh0ul. er
M on left side md q Oh left fhlrh
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals WI be received bv the Board
n Regents u the University Of Texas until
Thur-dav, y O'Clock m June l5th. lss2 for the
erection and completion Of the West Wing Of the
University Building, " b. bui ton b. Uni sersitv
grounds ~ Austin. Texas said building 10 be
completed uy the 18Th q December. Is-2
BIDS uili BE- received for the euu work. but
fhe Bnard reserves the night - rseff anv and al
bids B dders must stat 10 their lids the name
of sub-cuutrs et1rs. II any All proposals uusf
De- afdressed - Afthal smith Chair
man &C Enecufire Committee 81 had
~ EarEnts In rare 81 Jas n
Raymond a Co. ausfin. Teras and endo-s--d
'nIis fJr University All bids o. b. scsurn-
rzuIed ~ q certified bunf IN the sum u siCn
cundiiiunsd that ne hiddHr VII enter into con-
;raer within seven DAYS q ruar1ed % him. anf
I'll give q gid auf suEeitrt t1nl o. ne
rrn1rrf a o1r-raei pie FORTS faltif1i refcrrn
arlee and r1-rlefinn.
FaTrreuis ull te Haie On carh ns ths uort
rr1-resses. urru mIrlhiT esflrrsfes % o. male
81 he sIrerIrte111r- 81 rer rar1 ~ e. iruaies
81 D. reserrei urt'I al-rleri mi 81 curt-aat
Ffars arI rTalirs lfrrs ear . rrar e. frn
uHae u p. n EuHnL a-rtiurt ard s1usrfn-
fer1ert g Ausilr- Texas On and aiier June Isl
ia Err frrLter lrfl-Irrt'rr afdr-sE
a1rfEL SMITH
rrt i1eri Hlrrf % Ferert
rnIrerrlrr 81 T-rns
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pinii,
gponlal 10 The IIerald

.
PLANO, May l3,-Pfofcssor Fowler deliy-
cred n lecture at the Christian church last
night, on phrenology. lie examined sew.
eral parties crarlums, TO The satisfaction of
the audience that he was an expert at the
business.
Miss Alice Kennedy. daughter Of q. II.
Kennedy, one OF our old citizens, died last
night, Of consumption. This IL the second
death that has. occurred in his family u the
past ten days, he having lost his son Willie,
aged II, last week.
The main topic talked about by our citi-
zens is local option, as an election has been
ordered for the county, to take place next
month.
Crops are looking well, especially wheat
and oats, which promise splerdid yields.
The worms have done no damage to crops
in this section worth mentioning. We had
Il fine rain few days ago, and the weather
has been exceedingly cool ever since.
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order Of Odd Fellows lodge in Brook w,
New York has been stopping IT. the King
house, in this city, and to-day died aud
will be buried tomorrow.
The CASE of John WamoCk e Co. vs.. the
Western Union Telegraph complny is now
engaging the time OF court.
l.. Kahn sold his blooded heifsr to-day
for $3.50. She was raised in this county.
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AhpiIene.
Snecial 10 the Herald.


ABILENE, May 13.-our city is fast becom-
ing the principal wool market of Northwest
Texas. The following from one OF the
largest sheep raisers in Western Texas,
located in Tom Green county, represents
the tide of the trade from that section: 1t
now looks as though the majority of Tom
Green county woods would be shipped to
Abilene for sale. Two firms alone will ship
over l2O,C,1 pounds of superior wool Of
their own growing to that market. We
think Tom Green county alone will ship
--1,CCO pounds 10 that market. Woods
grown on these high table lands are superi.
or to most other points of the state. and
should be sought after by the intelligent
buyers and manufactures. The shipments
from this place up TO this time are over 3d.
600 pounds with some $50 600 In ware-rooms
for sale and waiting transportation east.
There have been sixty-nine cars Of cattle
shipped so far this month. Farmers and
cattle men are jubilant over the recent
rains.
Late wheat, oats and other crops are look
ing fine, Business is lively now.
Dwellings are springing up all over our
town.
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Palestine.

Special to the Herald
PALESTINE, May l3.-Sherin Davis, Of this
county, has just made very successful
haul Of four horse thieves, who had stolen
several horses from the neighborhood of
Neches this week and driven them toward
the Trinity river They were all caught by
the sheriff and posse, lodged in the Pales-
tine Jail and the stock recovered.
The editorial excursion from Missouri
arrived here this afternoon, spent an hour
or two here and then lett on special train
for Galveston.
United States deputy marshals were raid
ing the town to-day gathering witnesses in
the case of Miss Cogswell against Dr. West,
whom she charges with sending improper
letters to her. The trial takes place at
Tyler, before the United States court,
Monday
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Special 70 he Herald
PaDEsrISE, May 16.-Chess Thomss, the
negro murderer 10 be hanee1 here shortly.
to-day called in a preacher, prOfesssd relig-
ION and got ready for salvation and was
baptized; but It won't save bis neck
A fancy boy ct Overton rsided and rob
bed nearly the entire tlsTn and then skip
ped down the international. and yesterday
Vas arrested IN the woods near the Trinity
after an exciting chase b. deputy sheriff
Mr.. H0rie arrived from View Orleans and
started for St LOtis this evening.
The scandal casH % Doctor We-f and Niss
Coxsreil. before the United States court =
Tyler, has been adjourned for The terrd
The scaDdnl-mOrgers are sadly disap
pUinfed.
In fhis city, on fbs 15fh insiart- NJ. &
Brent derlrted this life. Decreased wns ,
hr0ther ~ ". N. Bynrt, edito- and pup
Usher q the TeEEs Almsnac, and was .
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Special 10 the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, May iG.-There is great re-
joicing here over the nomination Of Hal
Gosling, president of the Texas Press asso-
citation, as United States marshal for this
district.
c. A. Gildeo, deputy sheriff Of Kinney
county, who recently went TO Eagles-nest,
on the upper Rio Grande, 30 arrest a muir
derer, is reported fatally shot.
Work on the Information al railway ex-
tension n Mexico is still STOPPED, through
interference, Of the Mexican authorities, and
considerable feeling is reported 10 exist.
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Special to the Herald.
BRENNAN, May ia sad accident oc-
cured yesterday afternoon. A party OF
four young men and boys, short distance
in the country, were practicing with tar
get rifle. Sam Strauss, a young man, az
cidentally fired ride bali which took ef.
feet III the mex of Aaron Meyer, aged -,
who, despite the best medical attention,
lived only half an hour. He was q son OF
Abey Meyer, a popular merchant. Strauss
is a bookkeeper in a large house, is Quite a
young man and highly respected. He is
nearly beside himself with grief The BOY
was very promising. Much sympathy is
expressed for the parents.
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Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
GRoEsBEEcK, May l5.-At a meeting Of
the bar Of this place resolutions as follows
we're adopted:
Resolved. first. by the members OF the
bar OF Groesbeeck. That we have learned
with sorrow Of the death Of Hon. c. NJ.
Winkler, Judge ofthe court Of appeals Of
Texas, in whom we, in common with the
bar and people Of the state, recognized an
efficient and conscientious official and an
upright and honorable citizen, and in whose
death the people have sustained a great
and irreparable loss.
Resolved. second. That in the Hon.
n. NJ. PreDdergast, Of our county,
late Judge OF the district court
in our district, We are confident we have
lawyer and gentleman well qualified to be
the successor Of Judge Winkler, both by bis
intimate acquaintance with the Law Of the
state and standing with the people thereof,
aud that therefore we respectfully urge mp
on the governor OF the state 70 appoint the
said d. NJ Prendergast 10 be judge OF the
court Of appeals TO oil the vacancy caused
By the death Of Judge Winkler. Respect
fully submitted. b. NJ. BUKE0w,
J.. J. FAREAR,
l.. b. Com,
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aobof and practical printer N wafm heart
and genial manners, Anef many ~ n N
absence fon hig lOne Star iofne, warned
by coordination ~ physical troubles, he
stated lie had "c1mo hume Nv die, n pre-
dloUpn he sndlg verified On yesterday,
amidst The Mind ministfailgns NJ bis broth.
efs aud sisters, who are residents Of our CITY.
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WaXahachie.

Special to the Herald.
WAXAHAcHIE, May 13.-S. A. Cliff, an
old and highly esteemed citizen and mer-
chant of Waxahachie and county treasurer
of Ellis comfy, died this evening of par
aysis. lie was stricken on Tuesday morn
ing last. There was a large meeting of
business men and citizens this evening at
the courthouse to pass resolutions in res
pect to his memory.
The bondsmen of Charlie Moore, who shot
Joe Forsythe, gave him up and he was m
generated in the Jail here.
There was a grand musical concert given
at the Marvin college last night.
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Sherman.
Oh O D
Special TO the Herald.

opltlNI 10 Jlc NeTaiu.
SHERMAN, May l3-The Grayson county
Bee Keepers association met in Judge
Bledsoe's grove south of the city, to-day,
enjoying a most delightful picnic. Judge
W. II. Andrews, of Mckinney, an enthusi-
asst on the subject of bee culture, made u
pleasant speech TO members, suggesting
valuable hints relative to this important
and growing industry. TweDty-one new
members were enrolled, making thirty-six
in ALL
Two hundred and six dollars were raised
here to-day for the Mill Creek, Indian Ter
litory, sufferers from the cyclone, and for
warded to the relief committee.
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Fort Worth

Special to the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, May 13.-The commits
sioners court to-day bought the Flemngs
bridge over Clear Fork for 81 900.
The treasurer's report shows over $4,000
expended in the last quarter, with SlS0,6O3
on hand.
OF the eleven cases of smallpox recently
developed here three have died at the pest
house. The Others are improving. Three
Of the eleven have been vaccinated and
have only mild form Of varioloid.
The district court and grand jury will
meet Monday,
The Union depot was occupied to-day.
Two cases in the mayors court, one for
carrying pistol and one drunk-total fines
and cost, $3.50,
Weather quite cold.
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Special 10 the Herald
KANSAS CRY, No, May 10.-Robert Ford,
the slayer Of jesse James. last night made
made his appearance at theatre In the
city and gave an account Of the shooting Of
Jesse James. The theatre was packed, and
threats Of assassination by the friends Of
jesse were freely circulated. Ford had
four reviewers on his person and was not
mOlested. lie has signed q contract for q
certain number Of Appearances with the
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Special 70 the Hert1d
GALvEsros. May 1.-the Grand Lodge
independent Order B'naj b rith will convene
in this city tomorrow. The session viii
last four days. Delegates. seventy-ive in
number. will be present, representing the
seven southern states Of Arkansas, Ala
hama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi. Ten
nessee and TEXAS. Following are the
Officers Of the grand lodge. President II.
Z. Fabre, Montgomery; FIRST vice president,
A. 3. Meyers, Memphis, second vice-presi-
dent. Sigmund Hayes, Mobile; secretary.
vi TImann, Memphis. treasurer. james
Hirsch. Vicksburg- The convention viii
meet n Reymerst0ffes's. The freedom Of
be Garten Verien and Harmony clubs have
been rendered visiting delegates Sunday.
A complimentary perforrnence q = Oh
vefts . viii BE- gwen 1t The fremont opera
house Monday night Tuesday etening
the delegates viii atrend q prQmena1e
concert e. the pavilion On The beach Wee
nesday evening q banquet VII be given e.
The ua-iIibn.
Ire le-t besrd r,r the lriss0uri Press 1850
~7rfion. En- route 20 this CITY, they ha1
renrlsed Palestine On her vaT. The party,
1rnbsrinE ssFsnty-fFs gentlemen snd
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~, ifaHof's Iron Tonlf,i me org bfepafss
tl6n al 0nf lliat VIM not binotad Tue ieeili
Il n oombluptiOn 0fll0i, ielUglln hnrk aud
phosphorus " ile m0qt bi'niab iUfm.. W
has made sOne wOnde' ,nl cues In mnugfas
sea OF neivIns tfOgtRilOn, ltmelo d. oasos,
dvsueptla aDd On impUye' i'htd condition.
Of toe bl00d aud many piYs'ceug see.
suibe II w ,hcIf practice in preference 20
RDY Ion piopAiarlOn made.
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HESErEITA, May ls.-Ths stare from
Gainesville was robbed last night. A fine
gold watch and a IN money was gotten
from p. COtterhuH, and four registered
packages.
Messrs Meade A Graiam closed out yes
terday the town property % p 2 and W.
q ikard. fJr 81 30 cash.
Henriefta is hEvinr q veritsbie bushes
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Tlco, May ls.-On rsosiFt q q telegram
a5n5uncing the dss.h Of Judge Winkler Il
az e. f0Ilous- The Right Eminent Grand
C1fumandery ui Ieras 4 summoned -
rreef Al Cursiczna. On the 14fh irst-. 20 per
rI-m the burial services ~ fasi Grand
Cartsir Genera g. n Wirki-- A delegn-
ton hns Jeff Wac0 b. ntterd ~ funeral
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Special to the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald.
DENIsoN, May l5.-The Planters House,
Main street, owned by Major Doughty,
was destroyed by fire early Sunday morn
ing. Loss, about 81, 700. Insurance, 81 ,2CJ.
Cause unknown.
A box car in the Houston & Texas Cen
trail yards. containing AZ bales Of cotton,
was burned yesterday noon, a total los.
The latest from the McAllister miners is
TO the effect that about sixty are under
treatment, all doing well, except ten whose
deaths are daily expected.
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Special 10 the Herald.

HENRIETTA, May l5.-This county has
been visited by several fine rains, which
we're much needed. A hail storm struck
the upper portion of the county this week
and did considerable damage to the crops
The Fort Worth & Denver. railway will
make Henrietta the end ofthe first division
The grading force are now working through
the town, and the prospects are good for
the train TO run here by the 4th Of July.
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Total liabilities o7er assets, $3.50 %
NJ. BERRYMAN,
Treasurer Of Dallas county.
Sworn - and subscribed befo c me this 18th
May 1882. A. HAYWOOD, Clerk.
And said statement being examined by the
Court is hereby approved, ordered recorded and
published.
a copy teste. -
By G. +. BdLAEz Deputy.
Nay 18th, 1881 nv li-d2tw2t
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YACH1TNG

Smoke Duke of Durham cigarette, mild
mellow ana pure.
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sroEs D.ts q Durhsn Gu- eul Be-
IN % foId