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tending lower. Grocery sni provision fu.r.
tst var, frn BACON. upv ari Tendency. at
ttgt.- and stIlt aHyAnrire. surar stead ard
Itgb.rrri. eocee hrm and loEkinr npwsri'
uosl 'lciuAiing WIN prices Tending hishcr
ri' hrn 9cinana 10Y ~ produce sood y
change 10 IriE' mart,i strong snd steady
ksrr'I's 10 c"untr! lF'Duce peter eggs pies
ufuI prices lower.
COTTON.
..,,,,-..
street m,da.'rs y; mlllIins sc strict 10y
m'd ms sEci low mlN'lIhs s%ei sAlheis ss
ec o.
go su,fy.
rt.v ,,- .5p. a zlo ~. Carc p.r b,,
s. W..af. n Mediterranean, "a Sc nst.
= t9g.
f"''i-''N' AN 'A',sH'A'.
ti W, 1r lnar' r-r, g" &, .. 'S+A "' fauily
a. $3.50 fafey . 49, patent process 81 "
% .,A meal. We'te o. PEI barrel 80 &C..
Do n, shlr, 81. AZ. ..Sri l,.s clHsr. he Dry
s.lf. SPORT sides lls Hams, Canvas ci -.
-'tf - :" 20 sa'-'
t.' -,as W e. g,slU .'f.
f.| qt .ia. M.ll.-es q. -sF. 80.
To-. lair al 81, ll4t.c. uri1', RIO NE.
oh. -a I.-f.c Rice GO. e-Gr ~.lI -
.a-s f.- -ack 81 t-l. Tiv-rf.gI q "a.
F.u. :. 10. noe. Der gr,l :. 20 'ha,..e Il B., 4,
lr. -.Al. rNirl live per Do. Gl-: Gem ~
.Ilte. 50. palm. Sci bloc, per box " 7gzS =
taII.. I.D -t.uk. pure, l2y
,.,-,rr, ppor,.r
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The Wonder Of the Ace

1t is to BE- found in the Electric Neu-
mgia, Lotion, which is ttst becoming
celebrated ms the only genuine specific Tor
neuralgia. nervous headache, rheumatism,
govt. toOthu,uc. swollen limbs, and IN
tact all innlmmatory 4iscases II is non
derfu, what viettlicl effect this remedy
has ON tue sufferer ia removing the pain
instantly. as il by IN gle. II j, entirely "a
yc-e ibic ,ompuu Il, AID perfectly harm-
les; iu lis seton. 1t is no humhuL. Try
it. Ash your drugi.r; price % and 81
cents per bottle. Prpucd only by
Tucker ~ Willis Waco, Texas.
For the benefit OF the iu,ryjulous We
here append two certificates ont OF many
Me,sr- TucA-rS wits.
Dear ~irs-lt hnoru, me pleasure to say
that your "Gltctrir Nyu.aIliu LOiou' AT.
toried me relief Nh,n other remedies
have failed. SAMUEL L, " RIGHT.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Tho answer that we receive to every
suggestion, that the city houid grade
and dram her streets, is that there TX no
money m the trrn-ury and no Wy OF
grtuu amy There. That the constitution
pruhlbi Oh. c.ty iuturung amy udcht-
cdnc,s except That expressly provid Il
Tor. Without admitting the conclusive.
LESS at tues answers, So @ ask ru be in
formed under which provision ~ the
constitution AID chatter the present
hcnyy and ever inc easing debt IL ju-tI-
fed W owe thousands III dollars and
have ~ money to redeem uur scrip WITH.
Iuc last voucher pad If dated October
= 1851, tina, We are nearly year aud "a
half behind hand with our creditors.
In lain terms we do not believe that
debt IN legal, but IL contracted m direct
violation OF constitutional p DIVISIONS.
n that d bit ia valid one Why would
not a similarly contracted deb. OF one
or two hundred thou and dollars bo
yulIi2 II our credit Is so good lot us
make some practical use Of H.
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lust Arrived

We have just received line Of strict
~ ch ice tea that we will guaranteed
cannot be oqualled in Waco. Come and
learn how cheap we are driving OIL can
goods Of all descriptions Now TX the
time to try rs on all kinds OF sugar, ns
we have Il big stock, bought before the
advance in prices. We are determined
to furnish to the close cash trade of
Waco goods nj the most reasonable
prices they have ever had them, and wa
Invite oush buyer, most especinlly,to call.
a. doNEs TAYLOR IL BHO.,
Nos. 4 and PIathor Block.
p4,
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PRACTICAL CisiH"
Twelve Year, ENPerie"

have opened an office s g. t4s Hot i
Shaving Parlor, under the faVt toe psi'
Curns, bunious, in-growins tsi PEI
and ali defects Of the feet treHT nav Cll
nancut cure guaranteed or 10 Cor,
al priyat. residence 10y reqnesn. oiD 81
extrarted positively without PAi''
immediate relief given chironolist
PRoF. l.. b. ANsoN' uH''''
l2l9tc.
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E,eninr G.crmnn CIa...

Dr. A. Suhler's evening class u u..
man, for Young ladies and genII5l-
will he organized next MONDAY e'elii-.,
Applications for memberships lls ,. ,'.
are to he made at the store OF sang"
Bros. Austin street.-3-2-lt
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Are yuu miserable thr nigh udigos-
ton, sour stoma 3D., or constipation ?
AckeI - Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee
viii relieve you. Sod by Castles, Nor
rlson * Co., Waco, Texas. Oh lGdwly-l
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LOCAL MABxISETs.
Wholesale Prices for Leading
Staples Yesterday.

Cotton receipts 20j tales Market bar "
tteady, with decline Of &c on all grade. au
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Acker's celebrated English remedy foI
Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. Sold
by us on guarantee. Castles, Morn
son y Co., Waco, Texas. 0ll6dwly-l
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Every promise oackcd 10y guarantee,
AckeI b Dyspepsia Tablets viii give i'm
mediate relief. Price - and 30 ccut-
Sold by Castl, =, Morrison Il Co.. Waco
Texas. -Ul lGdwly-l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-03
acknowledgements.

In order to reduce my stock am Of
teriug everything at reduced prices.
Cur-ets, hoop skirts, busties, gloves,
neck wear Of every description, trim.
mings Of different kinds, N reduced.
Millinery reduced hair briids at cost,
hair waves reduced and curls at the low
est price possible Hair worked up;
hair bought Stamping done. Dress
charts 81 leatiug machines 81. Dress
making by Mrs. Austin. Call and get
bill for dress and trimming; no trouble
to tell you the articles need for each
suit INNS. b. J. Do-s.
40 No. 52i3 Austin ST., Up Stars.
2,23lwtc
"A hot, broiled oyster aitoIeach drink
al KOpers sAloon. glntr
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INe md Enr.

Dr. }. J. 4. Moncure, ocu,!st aud
aunsi, uiitrs his services Io the public.
Room No. s.. mp tair7, Chalmers build
ng. Call at Castles q Moyrisou's drug
sure.--Ug24-
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To tel comfortable, means t. be- happy
Balls corset ill, The bhi. For sale II
Sa ger Bros. O22i-tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-03

4 ker's Blood Elixir guaranteed will
cure ali kinds OF blood Poisoning inner
tied or con racted. Sold by Castles,
Morrison d Co, Waco, Texas.
Oll6iwly-l
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Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail
Sold 10y Castles, Morrison X Co., Waco
I,4us.-Nll6lw u
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ETS BS TELEGRAPH


IIyEnr1ol. March I-Soon Cotton +,
r.-.rr t,lsud-, - t, . 9-l"i, orleans,
b .I- Oil. --lr- -.upu bolr- Receipts = 4pu
%. Ir.. American CO., bnfes
NIy iar,. March G--NpYn.--Cpttpu is
4.. .t -He- 40 bales UplAnus. l03-lEc;
5u.au'. .u5-lD.. Failures steady at the toll
If,.I. F. HuYllt.uu-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TO BE
F oaad At Eat,,',
The best variety in W
that Plea every 'o one alpa.
ID e Lie CIES,

tin. ''''l' 50 Cent, b.
sauce, 30 cent per tin. " anl toni,
2poumd tin smoked salmon o.
? pound Tin smoked FiDpsr, :,
% cents per tin. una" hali..
per tin. 'ou" " ca.
2 pound i'm broilel fresh ,,.,
cents per thu. 'lleAsis, 3
? pound tin miuce meat On
tin. '' "' Gents %
tin. ~ cents 3,
tin. ~ eelis IL
tin. W. e7lt' ls
> pound tim peach butter, 60 Cent.
tin. 'O'eltsp
tin. wv 'eAt 2,
tin. W. 'elt p
Our Silver Dust Flour at s3s
hundred ur Sl.75 per ck. |'" Z
Our Delmonico Flour at s3Go,...
bred or SIsO per suck. f'' 2
Our Patent Flour at SL2Operbr,,
or S2.lO per sack. 0' u1le
These brands ara pr,,,,,,,...,.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-03

HAEBIsBrnG, Pa, March ). Col. A. X.
Mcclure Of the Philadelphia Times, was
arrested today, on q charge Of libel on
the oath q John Gallagher, watchman at
the capitol. The suit is the outgrowth
Of articles published in the Times in ref
creme to Irish Catholic circulars dis
trbuted during the recent Eubernatorial
camuHign roputed to have been signed
by Gallagher and others, Mcclure WAS
bailcd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-03

SAT- Lane CuY, Marrh The supreme
court OF The territory has granted stly
Of proceedings, pending appca O. the
application for maudamus to cOmpc. the
county officers to turn over the offices To
appoin'Des ut the governor In eff ct, thi,
snuuIs the llOar amendment, as all coun-
~ officers hold till the August election.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-03

TouovTo. Ont, March IA special
from Loudon says George stephen, 81 u e
Canadian Pacific syndicate. has made "a
suggestion in tho London press tor re-
lievlng the distress ia Ireland by assisting
the emigration OF 10000 nglIeultIrlst-
Ia tho Canadian northwest territory and
otirs to provide capital lor the purpose
bv loans.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-03

"A hot, broned oyster aftereach drink
at Ropers saloon. 2l5tc
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DsrHoIr, March 2-The legislature
balloted until "a late hour asst night for
Tn ted States senator. On the fourth
ballot break WAS made in favor Of Pal
mer S.ockbrIdge's forces di-solvug,
PRlmcr's vote going to 90 On the fifth
Ihls W. Pa mel, ot Detroit, received -
vot and was declared elected. Stout
received - fusion votes, Ferry . The
contest ia unprecedented in the history
Of politics III this state 81 vote. in all he
ing cast.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-03

The following paper, were nled Tor record In
q clerk, office e-trriNy
ufFU.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice |!

BY VIRTUE Of certain Deed Of Trust. or
Mortgage TO me executed by T / Ctaniari
and wife, NJ A. Crawford, ON the first iay ol
April lSs2, TO secure John NJ snow in the sum
of -ix hundp-d and n nety-six ,SGgii dollars snd
Interest, which Trust Deed or Mortgage has
beer duly enie;ed of Record in the Recorder :
Office OF Mississippi 'oanty. Arkansas, in Deed
Record Volume II, pages llT-lis NV. b. Has.
kim, ss sheriff OF Mississippi County, Arkan-
s3s, and Trustee. will, ON the
18th DAY or JULY, 1ss3,
at tie door Of the JOHrt House in the town of
Osceoia. Arkansa-. Sc the following described
tracts OF land TO the hi.hes bidder, for cash b.
hand, tU-wit; The north fractional half ~ frj)
of the South East quarter q r "a Of section $50
thirty The Z Of the : W OF section 30
The L = Of the \ W Z. Of section 81; and the
North East quarter Of section 81, all lying ir
Township 10 North. IN Range II, East, and IN
Mississippi COuaty, Arkansas.
1lie sale OF said land t. take place within Ia ".
ful hours Of said day; the title 10 which is be-
l.eved To- be good, but viii sell ana con, ey a.
trustee orly.
W Il HASkINS,
Sheriff Mississippi Co Ark
This June l5ih. lsSJ. Trustee.
LPf $40, &C 6-lG-4t.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-30
." Here Goes Nothing"

John NJ. Casey, who for several
years past was a resident of our town,
committed suicide last Saturday, at
Plum Point, by drowning. Ever
since his failure here in the saloon
business, he has been very dissipated
and wreckless in his habits. Last
Friday night, he quarrelled with a
courtezan whom he kept as a miss.
tress, and in a rough and tumble
fight which ensued, rather got The
worst of it. The next day, Saturday
he appeared sullcn and detected, and
finally walking aboard one of the
Aat-boats at the bank, pulled of his
coat, and remarking to man neal
by, "Here goes Nothing" jumped
overheard and drowned. In his coat
pocket was found the following
written on sheet of paper:
anne Gone Nothing Giants any
one the Dease had made me Drink
then ! would DO fool things Which
The Osceola times., 1883-06-30
-We have Leo, o,,bori,oJto,

We have been authorized 10 sav,
that in-as-much, as a report has been
circulated through the community.
to the effect, that the Ladies' Aid
Society had been asked TO contribute
funds to assist the Brass Band in
paying for their Instruments, and the
Society had refused to give them a
cent; said report eliciting considera-
BILE harsh comment, we are request
ed to pronounce it malicious SLAM
der. Had the Ladies been solicited
to contribute, they would have re-
sponded willingly and cheeriully.
Instead of being antagonistic to, the
Aid Society regards the Brass Band
organization as highly laudable, and
calculated 10 furnish much pleasure
and amusement to our little commu-
nifty, in which they are all equally
interested.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-30

Half of all who live, die before
they are seventeen years old. Only
one person in ten thousand lives t.
be hundred years old, and but one
in a hundred reaches sixty. The
married live longer than the single.
Out of every thousand persons born,
only nine-fve weddings take place.
Lay your finger on your pulse and
know that at every stroke some i'm
mortal soul passes to the Maker
some fellow-being crosses the river
Of Death and if we think of it, we
may well wonder that it should be
50 long before our turn comes
| Horse Shoe.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-30

unwhipPed Of justice; Dou't the law
apply 10 them: The strict enforce,
ment Of the laws, whether good or
bad, is the only security the citizens
have. If bad, the remedy is in their
hands, and no, in those Of their scr
wants.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-30
Sewing Machine,
JUST PERFECTED.


The largest Under Arm, the light
est and the Quietest, the most lavishly
decorated; the least vibration Of any;
a galaxy Of new patents.
SIMPLICITY SIMPLIFIED.
DURABILITY DETERMINED!
RELIABILITY REASSERTED.
Ball-bearing balance wheel; knife
edge treadle,bearing; newest and
most elegant designs in stands and
wood-works; positive take up; per
feet stitch.
ITS WANTED BY EVERYBODY
Also, the Old Standard WEED
MACHINE, a fayorite Of thousands,
and as good as ever before.
Both Machines manufactured by
the Weed s. NJ. Co., Hartford, Conn,
and for sale by G. II. BEIcKEY &
Bro, Osceola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-30
<Otice.

Tha, the undersigned, as Guardian of Mary
4. and Katie a White, minors, viii amply to
the Judge OF the Probate Court Of Mississipi /
County, ARK. al she Jaly term thereof, l,S.i,
for order 10 sell the land hereinafter de-crib-
ed the same being the property Of -aid minors.
for the purpose Ol supporting and educ ting
them: said land being the W. y w = Of sec
ton y; NJ f \ Of section 25, all IN Town
ship ii Range 3, last
JOS II WHITE,
Parent and Guardian OF Mbry r. and
Katie \. White.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-30

make me Drink a Gaine have Bein
accused Of things I neyof Done |
never hirt the hair ane mans head
Youfuly
.Iohn NJ Cavee.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-30

-FoR SALE-A New Home and
a Weed or a Hartford Sewing Ma
chine. a bargain can be had by
calling at this office.
The Osceola times., 1883-06-30
TlEs, APpEs. FOR 1889

The APPEAL has Just entered upon the forty
third year Of It's existence. During the. year
So il will maintain all it, honorable traditions
by the adoption Of every improvement which
progress can invent or suggest. II will be the
constant aim ot the management 10 make it a
complete newspaper and the reliable exponent
of liberal public opinion. With thi- object in
view, twill priu, AL the news Of the day prompt
ly and fully as its large and increasing faelll-
ties will permit. While keeping our readers in
telligent upon all the political questions Of the
time, we shall continue TO devote large share
of oT space TO agricultural, educational, rcllgi-
Gus scientific, literary, indusuis. sni CONNER
-ial matters. Political parties are likely to be-
reorganizcd upon new issues as national politics
arc assuming new phases This viii give addi-
tional interest to all wcll-conductcd newspapers
until the next Presidential election Every good
citizen should keep himself abreast Of the cur
rent politics Of the day for that reason the price
Of the AFrEAL l. placed within the reach Of even
the poorest. The history OF the ArPEAL for the
past furiy-iwo years has been the history Of
Southern thought southern p.litics, Southern
industry, and It's future will be the same.
TERMS
Dally, one year riu W
paliy, siN months ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90.
Daily, three months ............---,....-. "
Wee ly, one year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. / 90.
Weekly. six mOnths.........-... ........-- co.
All lcOiumunioafions should be addressed to
GALLAWAN X KEA1ING,
Memphis Tennessee.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-31
An Accnrate TimA.niece.

4 While on the subject of
Waltham watches, we may mention
that we have seen letter from the
Commander of the Gordon Castle Cas-
tie line of Steam Packets), who was
fortunate enough to save life at SEA,
and who for his gallant conduct was
presented in September last with a
Gold Keyless Waltham Watch Ly tile
President Of the United States. on be-
half Of the London Local Marine Board.
Referring to this Presentation Watch,
he says: "When l left London the
watch was six seconds fast, and on my
arrival at Singapore it was only three
seconds slow, a most extraordinary
performance for watch, as l carried
it on my pers0n the whole time.
compared it every day with my
chronometers on the passage out, and
it seldom or ever differed one second
1lom them in fact, found it almost,
if not as good as my chronomet rs,
which is a great deal to say for a
watch carried about and subject to all
kinds Of jolts. '-L0ndOn, England,
The Matchmaker, Je,oeler and IStEcer-
smith, February 5, 1883.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-31

Alexander Scott, son of the Hon. John
Scott of Pittsburg, Pa, counsel of the
Pennsylvania railroad, was killed by cow
boys in New Mexico on the 18th of May.
Mr.. Scott was engaged in cattle raising.
Smallpox of virulent type has broken
out in the Lancaster county (Pa.) prison.
and the institution has been placed in quar-
antine by the local board of health. No
person, with the exception of the keepers
and physicians, are allowed to leave the
building and similar prohibition has been
placed on all manufactured goods.
In Pitts5urg Thomas Welch was fatally
stabbed by his wife with a red-hot bay yonet.
Welch had been drinking aud struck his,
wife she picked up bayonet used as poker
for stirring the fire, and ran it through his
left lung.
Thirteen prisoners at the Lancaster pa
jail are i'll with smallpox.
Many of the large iron establishments IN
and near Pittsburg are gradually introducing g
natural gas and dispensing with coal as fuel
in certain apartments of their wosks'
Many residences at the east end of the city
are also lighted and heated by the natural
gas, brought to their doors by pipe lines
The newspapers hope that this change OF
fuel will become general, and remove from
Pittsburg the reproach of being the ''Smoky
cit,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-31
Fashion Notes.

Even mantles are made of plaid
stuffs.
Gay colors in costumes are worn
only in the house.
French dresses are again made with
the high puffed sleeve.
Strawberry velvet trims white cos
TUNES of cashmere and vigogne and
nuns yelling.
Pale mauve and pale yellow embroid-
cry on white kid appears as a trimming
for evening toilets.
Red in moderate quantities gives a
fine dash of bright color to black,
gray, pale blue, and ecru dresses.
1t is the fashion of the season to use
figured goods for the lower skirt and
plain goods for the waist and over
skirt. The exception that proves this
rule is when Vatican over dresses are
made of gay figured sateens with plain
skirts tlounced with lace.
Black satin and silk suits for sum-
mer wear are made up in the simplest
styles, initiating the wooden costumes
made by the tailors. The black
draperies fall in wing-like points on
very light pleatings or even on skirts
that are quite plain in the back
breadths and the aprons are un-
trimmed.
The trimmings for dress skirts are
not elaborate, yet are very effective.
To finish the foot of Ottoman silk or
Sicilienne skirts are four bias gathered
frills, made quite scant, an eighth of
yard wide when finished, and sewed
on to lap half their depth to give
bunchy appearance; these have a self
binding or milliner's fold on the lower
edge.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-31
The Pulse Of Animals.

In horses the pulse at rest beats
forty times, in an OK from fifty to
fifty-fve, and in sheep and pigs about
seventy to eighty beats per minute
1t may be felt wherever a large artery
crosses a bone, for instance. 1t is
in the horse on the cord which crosses
over the bone of the lower jaw in front
of its curved position, or in the bony
ridge above the eye; and in cattle
over the middle of the first rib, and in
sheep by placing the hand on the left
side, where the beating of the heart
may be felt. Any material variation
of the pulse from the figures given
above may be considered a sign of dis
ease. If rapid, hard, and full, it is an in
dication of high fever or Inflammation;
if rapid, small, and weak, low fever,
loss Of blood, or weakness. If slow,
the probabilities point to brain dis
ease, and if irregular, to heart troubles
This is one of the principal and sure
tests of the health of an animal.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-31

A personal friend of President Arthur
who claims to be fully advised of the Presi-
lent's intentions writes to the New Haven
Palladium that under no circumstances will
he be candidate for reelection. He says
The Presidents health is poor, he chafes
ruder the wear and tear of his office, and
o,Is forward with intense longing to tho
iay of his release from his irksome respon-
sibilities.
David Todd, son of Justice Todd, OF the
Louisiana Supreme Court and Jos. Levesey,
of the Mascot, fought duel near New Or
leans. After exchanging harmless shots at
fifteen PAGES, both parties declared them
selves satisfied.
Snow, rain and frosts continue in the
Northern and Western States, doing heavy
damage to crops and property. The cold
weather extends to Georgia, and fears are
entertained of damage TO the cotton crop
Demurrers to the now inducements found
against United States Marshal Strobach, in
the United States Court at Montgomery,
Ala, has been sustained by Judge Bruce.
lhe grand jury Drought III eliil aholiIl 7eiiOo
of indictments against Strobach, one of
which charges him with perjury. Indict.
ments were also found against Thomas j.
Scott, now United States land register, for
his conduct while United Statos deputy
marshal.
Emlin Hewes, an extensive commission
dealer in lumber at Wilmington, Del, la
failed with liabilities estimated at $4,000
assets less than $4,000.
The New Jersey prohibitionists held
State convention at Trenton and nominated
DIR. Isaac N. Quimby. of Jersey City. for
governor.
The extensive steam bakery and candy
manufactory of j. @. II. Claussen & Co., i'll
Charleston S. c., has been totally destroyed
by fire; loss $4,000. A colored employe of
the establishment, who slept on the premi.
ses, was burned in the building.
The gross earnings of the Northern Cen
trail Railway Company, of Pennsylvania,
for April were $476, 325. Al; expenses, S281,-
a1,4O; net earnings, $194, 763.0i; being an
Increase of $41 ,6S3.77 rs compared with the
corresponding month last year.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-31

gossiping with each other the whole
day long is the sole occupation Of these
women of the harem. They live in
luxurious bondage, in blissful igno-
rance of the outside world. | longed
to reveal its beauties and possibilities
to them, but could converse only by
gestures. Before left, baby pasha
was shown to me. Its mother looked
like a veritable Sleeping Beauty The
babe was wrapped in folds of fine
linen, and its wardrobe consisted of
over fifty different articles of apparel.
The interest shown in the baby and
the mother by the other women of the
harem was to me beautiful evidence
of the universal sisterhood of
women"