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National Republican., 1883-03-07

Mr. Il. II. G.. Bouis will answer the charge
of wasting water before Judge Smell to-day.
During the month of February there were
issued by the clerk of the court 1876 marriage
licenses.
John johnson, aged ge, will answer the
charge Of vagrancy III the police court this
morning.
In tho weekly issue of patents from the
United States patent office yesterday there
was but one to Washingtonian-viz, TO Par
kor II. Sweet, jr., for u button fastener
On complaint of Annie Davis, Andrew
Bayne was arrested by officer Clark yester-
day for assault He was released on 50 col
lateral, to appear in the police court to-day.
In the police court yesterday Henry Paul,
who was sent to Jail last week by Judge Smell
for attempting to rob q hanson driver, named
Rolla, of his watch, was retired and dis
missed.
Mcssrs. Ed. Dougherty and Michael Brode-
rick have been elected mounted nlarshals by
the Washington City Hibcrnian Benevolent
society, No. l, to serve in the parade on st.
Patrick's day.
Mr.. Horace X. Fulton, the pawnbroker at
| l2lS Pennsylvania avenue, was in tho police
| court yesterday morning, charged with re-
| ceivng articles in pawn from minors. Judge
| Smell after hearing the facts said that MIR.
| Fulton had taken every prccaution TO pre-
vent such reception, and honorably acquitted
| him.
The Young Mems I. U. B. association has
elected James Thompson to represent 1t at the
emancipation convention. In the sixteenth
district the following delegates have been
elected William ii. Lee, Peter B. Meredith,
Samuel N. Adams, ir., Cornelius Brown, and
Ambrose Cook alternates James Leonard
and Henry Poland.
Officer Breen arrested Rcddy White last
night ON a charge of grand larceny preferred
by John Lawlcss, at Flynn's restaurant 11Oo
G street, on Monday night Lawlcss, it is al
legged, laid down his pocketbook containing
$40, which was picked up us charged by
White. The prisoner was locked up at the
fifth precinct station for Judge Smell to-day.
Fifteen dollars were found on him.
In the police court yesterday morning Pros
ecuting Attorney Padgett presented the ap-
pealed unlicensed bar cases of Joseph Hayes,
James Mccarthy, and Michael Foley, that had
been sent back from the criminal court on
account of the non-payment of docket fees.
A continuance was granted in each case in
order that tho facts might be asccrtained, but
Judge Smell gave notice that he would hear
no evidence in the cases, as it was matter
for Judge Wylie's court
National Republican., 1883-03-07
At the MllnrYes.

Harbormaster Sutton has reported the fol-
lowing recent arrivals at the river front
Steamer Norfolk, Capt, Shropshire, mcrchan-
disc for J. II. Johnson & Co.; schooner J. j.
Little, Capt. Reynolds, 800 barrels cement for
II. l.. Crawford; schooner Mary Ella, Capt,
Underwood, 40 cords wood for J, .. Carter;
schooner Howard Ogden, Capt. Reed, 20 cords
wood for j. o. Carter; schooner j, IL. Smoot,
Capt. Name, 20 cords wood for j. o: Carter
pungy Sarah Jane, Capt, Russell, 500 bushels
oysters; pungy Shining Light, Capt. Thomas,
800 bushels oysters,
National Republican., 1883-03-07

The Steamer Mattano will resume her trips
for Potomac river landings on Thursday.
National Republican., 1883-03-07

Novelties
stock We promise for the Latest
Novelties prices shall never be forgotten by Washing
on npeopo
National Republican., 1883-03-07

VOB WORK or EVERY YCHARACTERANnD
Q sclipuon executed at The National Republican
unice al any hour, day or night ana every day Ia
he year. GVVd work and low prlceA soS
National Republican., 1883-03-07
GENrLEMEN's HATS.
tsuccessor to'Perry g. Brother

SPRING STYLE DRESS HATS NOW READY
NEW SHAPES IL DERRY HATS.
1;NuN's AND YOUMAN'S NEW YORK
l.S-solc agents for thlS cuy'
Novelties in UMBRELLAS and CANES.
National Republican., 1883-03-07
A Cure Mt Inaf.

The evidenced Is over
whelming that Ely's
Cream Balm goes
more directly than any
other to the seat ofthe
disease, and has re-
suited In more cures
within the range OF
our observation than
all other remedies
WIKI els-B ARE. Pa,
Union Leader. Dec. 10.
1879.
We hear from cus-
toners the most Hat
terlng reports of Ely's
Cream Balm, an arti-
Gle of real merit.
Smith, Kline & Co.,
Wholesale druggists,
Philadelphia, Pa.
National Republican., 1883-03-07
Marriage LIccnses.

Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to George w. Drury and Ida B. MoNley; John
Redding, of Baltimore, and Sarah +. Kelly, of
this city; John Il. Gibson and Annie G.White,
Daniel Green and Eliza Butler, Bynedon jack
son and Irene De Neal, George WINNER, OF
Baltimore, and Kato l.. Leisheri Teuton Mer-
Ger and Annie chatham, of Norfolk, Va;
Frank p. Burke and Mary L. N. O'ilaro.
National Republican., 1883-03-07
A DARING SCHEMHI |.

ROYALS last daring scheme successful must have tho
We have just purchased ten
of New
enable cheaper than all
d
hopo
Ladies
SHALL sell
National Republican., 1883-03-07
Our GramdmotIlers

taught their daughters that "a stitch in time
saves nine.n A pill in time saves not only
nino, but oftimes an incalcuablo amount of
suffering as we'll. An occasional dose Of DIR.
Pierce's Pellets Q4ittle Sugar-coated Pills., to
cleanse the stomach and bowels, not only pre-
vents diseases but often breaks up sudden at
tacks, when taken in time, BY druggists
National Republican., 1883-03-07
CHIPS
Hewn out OF Local Material with n
Little IIatchet.

Little IIRtchet.
THE REPUBLICAN, JOB OFFICE is now ready
in the new quarters specially prepared for it,
at THE REPUBLICAN office, cornor of Tenth
and D streets, to fulnll all orders on the
shortest notice for every class of legal, mer-
camille, and amusement printing--from the
mammoth poster to the daintiest card--all
executed IN the best manner and in unique
and elegant design. No job Office in the city
is better equipped than that of The REPuB-
L1cAN, and tho best talent obtainablo has
been employed. The managers of THE RE-
PUBLICAN now solicit from the many patrons
of the papor their orders for this class Of
work, confident that perfect satisfaction will
be given, and upon lower terms than else.
where obtainable. Attention is called to tho
advertisement elsewhere.
National Republican., 1883-03-07
Taylor s. HnH,
o33
Pennsylvania Avenue.

Ladies, we have Just re-
ceived several gross Of Per-
Gale SHIRT Waists for Chill
dren from A to 10 years. We
show them in every variety
Striped, Spotted, Checked
Red and White, Blue and
White, Dark, Light, Medium,
and White. Save time, pa
tience, and money by buying
these ready.made goods.
National Republican., 1883-03-07

ITNKN VI VHI TIVtNNI IEVIII WI
Ieais the sores. and restores
III. Beneficial results are
MS. a thorough treatment
colds In head. Agreeable
ind testimonials. sold by
,acknge-stampS.
BALM CO.. Owego, N. Y.
National Republican., 1883-03-07

To POISON well is ono of the worst of
crimes. It is worse to poison the fountain of
life for ones self and for posterity. Often by
carelessncss or misfortune or inheritance
this has been done. Ayers Sarsaparilla goes
back of the symptoms, picks up these impure
seeds from the blood-the vital stream-and
restores appetite, strength, and health.
National Republican., 1883-03-07

FOURTH Bischoif concert Friday evening.
Sec advertisement for the names Of partici-
pants.
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Enr Hstrf.

EoR RENT-rHREE LkR,,E II FS,Si.
Il ca rooms on san Jaciuto street: nessani
nn''EEa av Apply to S. G. GILLEsplEH
Y, Dun ili', nniolt
k'ok RkNr-A NICE FOuR.ROoM COT.
~ tsge No, 22i Live Oak street. Apply toG
W. LouDON sli Elm street. jnnic.t
EoR RENr-TllE NEW BUILDING OF Mr..
s,roo,s Goutie,, corner Main and Lsmsi
MtoST pSs' Is now ready for renting. Apply 70
.asnNaN " hlBbS. janlOn
k'ok RENr-rwo NICELY FURNlsHEp,
L well ventilated rooms. No. 40 PEAR street
sotuer OF Live oak. luues
t'ok khNT-A FLAT OF SEVEN Rooms
i nouuhg south, with Gas, water, and cosen
~ W. ssne moor, opposite PJstoflice. Inquire 81
IVY Nauonal sank inay9 II
E'Vh kENr-A large building, suitable ior
SHOW oV rl uweli!ng aud carpenter and blacksmith
Ffonts, Herald Office f"N
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Xur SALE.

E'oR sALE-A PARLOR BEDROOM sEI
II and other fine furniture as good as new.
/. saNGER, G22 Ervsy street junOg
EoR SALE-iANDsOME BED. ROOM SET
hatstand, refrigerator and Charter OK
Stove WIN reservoir, Corner Young and EruT
,''Ve . 'No. Will iunla
EoN sALE-A GOOD PAYING REsrAr,
l rant, located in the best part OF the city and
doing good business, with furnished foom,
for travellers: good reasons for selling. Aidrs,
BOX 2Oi, Postotlice, Fort Worth. InnsS
EoR sALE-FlNE RESIDENCE LOT FOR
sale on Eryay street. opposne Civ PuE
VIII sell cheap. Apply to GEO A WEBSTER,
jnnsii
EoR SALE-slX PURE BLOOD SOUTH.
! down bucks aud IS head of stock sheen
al N AZ Doran. Brothers Market, rs Main sret,
s''.'', teAas. iun6lv
oR sALE-DRUG STORE For sALENI
revsSs ooa tosn county seat ia Northwest
tradc, tS,'rn.e opening for physician good
apout 81. IO W. For terms, etc, address
oRoWDUs& BALDWIN. Dallas, Tex. juSls
k'oR SALE-RE>IDENCE AT CORNER 0F
HARDWOOD aud Wood streets For I rms
apply to GEORGE ALDSIDGE. inp6ln
ok SALE CHEAP FROM one TO TWO
L morse power with sweep. all In good order.
,mnqnIre at MCLEOD sQUARRY or to THOMAS
n,e eaeo ~, AZ Marsalis new building on Con.
u'et ,'', Street. iupi g
t'ok SALE-A GOOD FARM LONTAlNING
SiU acres, miles south of Dallas on The
prMr;e; 800 acres enclosed: 1856 In cultivation
1aHhuialnder IN grass; everlasting spring water
S houses on the premises; 20 acres in the timber
AMI 1e y, SON on easy terms price, $50 per acre
~ h9,, ~ NM 1?6 llrwood street or 70
80, Va iiLh " ARDRf, Elm street maySo In
oS s,r SALETMf RESIDENCE, oO9 ERyA
sueet VI, NJ. NEWSOM. msvaf
t'uR sALE-HAVlNu OPERATED slylS
urug stores for the past ten years, | wish to
eu q, some and offer for sale my drug business
M s' laris, Tex, located In one Of the most pros
psrous aud growing cities in Texas. Itisase
C ri ~ Ior si cess to any purchaser. Address
WINS. Y. BOWEN Paris 1tex n,ar0oim
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| The machine which We use has an unim
tied capacity Tor production, and il one o
| the latest, with all modern improvements
Including the patent Walt Whitman eccen.
, tric movement, the q. NJ. Child's slow
brake and lachrymal sprinkler attachment
the new A, &. Swinburne electric thrill and
blood congestor, the improved sonnet
gauge and automatic cutoff, tho Joaquin
Miller brondaN movement and the rope.
Tennyson .Dobson trimmer and burnisher
Being connected with our water motor, il
can turn out the largest Jobs with the speed
and precision oflubricated lightning, You
want long poem2 All right; We will grind
YOU out v few IN tho rough. Stand away
from the lly-wheel while we turn on the
speed. The mercantile name Tor this pat.
tern Of goods Ia
MILLS or pAwN.
llcm the milkmen with their BELLS
Damn their holsl
with terribly tough tale OF woe their turbu.
lency tells
II the sleepy hours of morn
How We wish they'd ne or been born
When We hear the blarstcd twatlcr OF thci,
bells,
When we're following tho scheme
or the most delicious dream
Ever had---
Dream we're strolling with tho maid,
Think we ~ safe ana not afraid
Ofhcr dad,
In our most ccstatic spells 9 9
Come tho milkmen with their bells.
bells,
Aud We dream Of forty hells
For a minute
Aud we fool her dats toe.nail,
500 million dollar all
And arc IN Il,
How do YOU fec, now-want moro of itp
You would like change Of tune. All
right here Is something Tennysonian. after
tabian-that Is, this Is what II Is like after
Fabian gets through with Il. Some of its
spondees and uactylic hexametcrs are A III.
tie rheumatic. but eau cure that; In the
grand realm Of poesy | can cure any disease
or maliormation by simple laying on of
hands, am n magnetic heller; | took les.
sons OF Dexter. This little gem Is entitled
CONF INTO rnr GARDEN MAUD,
Como Into the garden, Maud.
For our new hired man has down,
Aud Ion here fully = cord
or orargc tree muck and ground bone
And It's woodbino spices are waited abroad,
Aud ih musk 10 our noses blown,
For biecsc of the morning moves
The vigorous perfume on high,
And feet thail faiut II u aiu't cover cd up
And take 10 my bed aud die;
Shall taiut IN the smell When the hot sun ia I'M
For 4. doesn't smell swcctly as pie
earth,
cover on up from the sun;
In odor OF otlNl aud gaslimc aud di't
You are death AMI the dvyi IN neI
Hurry ~ little Maud. quit your frolic aud
shovel dirt III We 70, the Job done.
-ltloria Times. Union.
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go-partnccship dissolution.

WE Co.PARTNERsHIp HERETOFORE
IA eN!Sung between II. RARKSpALE ana
a. a. WILKINS, Auorut ys.a, Law, under ne
I, fh name nnd style OF BARKES DALE 4 WIZ
IN a,aNS, Is ms day dissolved by mutual eya
syh, .aca par beng au horized to settle me
v,u business OF the firm, and each party con-
sunuaunK we nracu q of their prof ssion Ia ihei
'espeeuie orccs for the present
II. BARKsDAtE,
Nail. ID, A. WILLIAMS,
-s--as Texcs. Inne 4. 1SSs. lnnllN
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WANTED-ANUR WHITE OR conn
" ed, to go in the country; must co NvtyG
i,Hneliately; Apply 10 Mrs. MAYFIELD Cav ~
Windsor Hotel. ND' 1rsas,
Az ANTtD POSITION IN A DRIi1i ,- NV
~ by Young man OF 3h years exns,;a,s@
Address DRUGGIST, Herald Oniee. pii nS,ss
WANTE by A SINGLE GENTIFWiys
w nicely furnished room, not moe +.
ave or ten minutes walk from st Georss NV ~
tei; reference exchanged. Address c Es, ny
OHiCc. heta
VA AN rED - HoUSEKEErEx IN s S1sa
w charge of five small ohiiiren MAN i,MM
aged lady preferred; will have full cont,S \,
mouse; references required. Apply al Fe,s
Observation-Disclosures WANTED ,' ~
w mediately-two shoemakers; one ON Sa.ai
sork and one on general work. Apply NM
doWANS, lis sycamore street iupss
WAN rED-AEY PERSON GOING AVN
w during the summer that has hor,s !,
morse and buggy that .hey desire kept for A.
FEED Will do well to call on BOWsER h Irv
MON. corner Elm and Market streets ,nnss
WANrED-sHORT HANDSOME 7,yT ~
w declpher or transcribe neatly onsnr ~
OF PLAIN phonographic manuscript. 81 10 S ",
page Address, giving specimens of botb ~ ~
ings, ia. HERALD office. ''' in, Ky
WANrED-A GOOD MAN COOK ~ 110r
w for hay, outfit of some 10 or y; none bu,,
sober one need Apply; by June LIST GOODMls
80 ~ i-'ohoo, roluey, ieAas. may1
WANTED-one Charter Oak cooking .io;.
ana thirteen do able complete bedstaI
ana bedding. Address l.. KRAPF, ColorsS
City Tex, or Herald office '"
WANrED-l0O,U0J bushels OF wheat al ca,
W Mills. foot of Houston street Hlrhs,
prices paid, CITY FIGURING MILL. '"'
w AMTED-You to stop at the NATIONIL
w HOTEL. First.clsss accommoda alton, !,
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DAY. BosrdsI
lodging from "a so to 81 per week. The buId
ing Is DITCH, with three stairways In case offn
Located In the business portion of the city. onlr
one square from street'car line, and one squse
rom Texas u Pacific and Missouri Pacific pepOt
CONVENIENT TO passengers coming or going on,
either road. Give us a trial, and be CONVINCED
that you can get good accomm odation and az
money by stopping at the National. w. W. Wan
rtoP'letor anlsN
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"Rastusl. what's aln' yo' kount' nance
tis mornin'r 'peare like yo'm had a con.
terwe,ty wid q ON s.shell." Hit was wus'n
DAT, Glenn, 70 see, l bad a slight dispn'er
do las stAtmen' no made war wild dat cast
iron Bible OATS used roun' rcyivln' times,
an he flung II wid sich psrswsyshin dat Il,
seem like my nose run clean 0oo bofe lids"
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Moncu 10 L.cud.

DAMS TEGorlATED-oue to i've years
- VINE Land notes or deed of trust required
~ security Texas Loan Agency, CorsicanA
ieNas mayg.u
MoNEl TO LEND-On one to fve year
Time al reasonable rates. c, x. Wellesley,
sc. etN manager Dallas. Texas.
- LoANs-J. b. Watkins 3 Co, nall.,
- Texas. feb ish
M ~ - 0''s H"'Vi eb7 4
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Horsford's AcdiPhosphatc,
DRANK WIN SODA WATER,
10 delicious. All druggists have IL, II Is
refreshing aud cooling. Try II often.
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9coclnMation (6nn.,
cheap Column.
3oItces.
y oIlCEIAdvernsements may De hs,ss.,,-
our business ofice up to sp. N. ana G as he

NoIlCE-Adverusem NAV no ,s..,-,-
Y our business oftce up TO SD. m sn1 la
composing rom up To a. N, ANU INTO u
NOTICE 10 CVNrRACIuKs-Ss,I---
: posais will no received by NJ ~ Pks
vA9lrman building Comnittee unr, ,raks,
1851 Tor building Public Sehool ;suae
the city OF Denton, in accor ance VIII ,,,uias 4
aud specifications on lille In the ME- Flu
In said city. Bond with secutiN will l Yrs ota
OF the successful bidder. The CIV ~ ~ qu'res
serves the right 10 reject any or All IN n
W T. WRITER'S, Sec'y Civ of De,,,aS.
stories NN'' 'eet-thas
NOTICE. Citizens or strangers wishi----s
~ vest IN city real estate, farms n, lug 70 l.
are respectfully invited to call Al mr. VA" na Ah4
1O9, Main street aud examine our II vuee, IA
and abstracts Of land titles The hos, map
enco given, JONES Il MURPHY, Real ~ eslss
Agents. neal Esla
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-sE I'm,
~ Will be received by the Civ Fns,naso tlDi
p m, June 10Th proXimo, for pultiSs a. aaa
bols d arc block t Get pavement nm Tiuo sn
between Jefferson and Poydras stras,s 'IsS
ieeI anu be Ween P0ydras street and a. ~
street. !, 200 feet in accordance with M aloa
anu specihcGtonS on tile in the civ ar. pan
once, Bond and security Will be reon, saueefi
bids IN accordance with section aSss ea WI
NY ordlnauces, The City Council resesvs I
rlght TO reIec any or all bids, " u
W. NJ. JOHNSON, City En,,r.,.
pallaS Texas, May 30 lSSl % n,uset
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IL farmers aud others continue to buy
dust aud ashes put up In big packs and
sold for condition powders, II won't DO our
fault. We have exposed the swindle time
and again. Sherldans Powders arc the
only kind we know Of worth carrying home,
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browns Bronchial Troches are excellent
Tor the relief of hoarscness or sore throat
They are exceedingly effective. -. lChristiar
World, london. England.
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No family dyes were ever so popular as
the Diamond Dyes. They never TAIL. The
black is far superior to logwood. Any color
10 Giants
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EoR SALE-slX PURE BLOOD SOUTH
! down bucks aud IS head of stock sheen
V N at poran. Brothers Market rs Main stre,t
iuINS' texas. inn6iv
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WANTED-SdOEMAK ERS WANTFn ~
w mediately-two shoemakers, one an "a y, ~,
WORK ana one on general work. Apply NM
Cow ANS, lis Sycamore street i Inv Ss y.
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WANTED-AN NURSE, wHITEOR foI75s-
w ed, to go in the country; must co Svlyk'
Wmeoiately; Apply TO Mrs, MAYFIELD, G,, ~
- 1890 tunAs
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WANrED-sHORT HANDSOME 1SYT NJ
~ decipher or transcribe neatly ousnt,,
OF PLAIN phonographic manuscript. 81 10 S ",
ings, JA'. HERALD office. IN, ~" ~
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w AN ED-A GOOD NAN COOK 40 CO0S
W Tor nay, outfit of some 10 or u; none bu,,
SOBER one need Apply; by June LIST GOODMls
REfNoLDs, ForDey, Texas. NAV
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WAN TED-ANY PERSON GOING AVN
w during the summer that has a horse AZ \,
horse and buggy that they desire kent ~, " y
feed Will do well to call on BOWsER i Irv'
MON, corner Elm and Market streets. ,nn a.
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WANTED-One Charter Oak cooking ,to,.
W and thirteen do Lble complete beds.sS,
ana bedding. Address l.. KRAPF. Colorsis
City, Tex. or Herald office. N''S"
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MANTE by \ SINGLE GEN IRWlSs
w nieey furnished room, not moe ,r n a.,
Ave or ten minutes walk from st GeorsaI ~
tell reference exchanged. Address & na. nn
OHiCc, nelsa
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EoR sALE-FlNE RESIDENCE LOT FOR
sale on Ervay street. opposne civ Pur
VIII sell cheap. Apply toGEo A WEBsTER,
Inn s,t
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EoR sALE-A PARLOR BEDROOM sEi
u ana other fine furniture us good as new.
. aNuEh bS2 EtVay street junlNa
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k"R sALE-RE>lDENCE Al CORNER OF
apply to GEoRGEN ALDSIpGE nps.ln
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NV ANTED.-lOO,UO J bushels OF wheat al IN,
w Mills, foot of Houston street Hshst
prices paid CITY FIGURING MILL aA"
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Mj y TED lOSlllON IN A DRUG ST05S
w by II Young man OF 3. years e,ns 49,
Address DRUGGIST, Herald Office, inH,sSs
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Ok SALE CHEAP FROM one TO TWO
iror hotse power with sweep, all in good order
MCLEOD, at Marsalis' new building on Com.
n'elSe Sreet. iuniR
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EpN sALE-A GOOD PAYING REsTAr.
l. rant located in the best part OF the city and
9eoii,s good business, with furnished ICONS
for travellers: good reasons for selling. Aidrs,
Box 2Oi, Postotlce, Fort Worth. innsS
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HUMOROUS.

They were a pair from the country,
Perhaps on ''bridle tower" As they
walked up Fifth avenue the young NAL
pointed oat this aud that residence as
belonging TO Mr.. So-and- so, although
II was the first time he was ever on the
street.
"Those people must be awful rich, .
sighed the girl at last.
'Yaas, rather comfortable of"
"What do YOU suppose they work at?'
"Oh, they are are all spectators.
Why don't you speculate ?" she tim
idly inquired.
'"Cause We haven't any opportunities
in cur town." he promptly answered.
Here IN New York there is fortune
teller on every corner, and woman who
dreams about stocks and wheat and oats
in the middle Of the block; and its nc
wonder these fellers heap up the mon
ey. l could do the same thing If We
had some one in our town who was born
under the dog star and nursed on the
milky way"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-03-14
RIrdsIn the BlI?zaIds.

A correspondent from Chicago says
reports from various parts OF the coun-
try indicate a varied game prospect.
Nearly eyerywheer, howeve', the result
of the late storms and floods seem dIsas-
troGs for quail. From Peoria comes
word that the quail are lot killed on as
Vet. bloomington sends word that the
quail are starving by whole coyeys.
The weather February was very severe
ON them. There viii be 10 quail Tins
season III Northern Indiana. Reports
from j erseyville. ILL.,, say that there
will soon be plenty Of ducks there with
present temperate weather. There will
be good feeolng on the Limos bottom
soon. Reports indicate that ducks are
moving northward. At Winona, Wis,
the SHOW has been over a foot deep,
and the thermometer mas been below
zeio all along, and there Is little hope
Tor the quail. A correspondent TO the
Field from COrlnth, Miss, says:
Ducks are reported plenty on the
Tennessee River, sixteen miles north of
here. anu they will move north on this
weather. We will have snipe soon.
There has not been duck III the strem
near this town this winter, as far as /
can learn, although the mast Is very
abundant-beech, pine, oak and all
other varieties" The poor bob White
has been found frozen in punches
where they huddied together in the
fields near Lyons, Iowa. Dayton, Iowa.
and Roadhcuse, ILL.,, report the same
state.