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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

Reported by Jones X Murphy, land
agents and collectors, Office No. 100 Maiu
street, opposite St George hotel.
]. ii. Thomas aud wife TO O, IL. andJ.
Mccormick, % -iaores In the John Thomas
survey, 8 l-2 miles north from Dallas,
$500,
James Burnes to Thomas Cade and l..
V. Meyer, lot O. block %, on north dc of
Polk street, for 800.
T Il, McMeans and wife to NJ. II. Love,
III acres IN the William Cole and II acres
In the Mckinney and Williams surveys,
II l.2 miles soutn, 90 cast from Dallas, for
81 800.
Charles Y. Bolanz to Mary Il Frazier,
50b by l2i leet on west side of Highland
street, In block 202, for $3.50.
j, M, Howell 10 j. NJ, Curtis, 90 by 100
feet, IN block 2lO ON northeast side of
Griffin street, Tor $500.
], q. Woodslde aud wife TO J. T. Downs,
1871 by 300 feet on west side OF Peak street,
three.q uartres OF n mile northeast from the
courthouse, for 5000
]. NJ. Page toS Il. NJ Joyce, 80 1.2 acres In
the Hartman Hider league, about seventeen
miles southeast from Dallas, for $36S.S0.
j. A. Sewell aud wife TO W A, Sewell, %
acres In the J. u, Marchent survey for $500
w, A. Sewell TO ID. s. Roberts, the last
mentioned 90 acres, for $500.
Oliver aid J. ID. Thomas to s. IL. H. I'm.
derwood, 20 by 100 ieet on north side OF
Main street Ia block %, for 81, 300.
j, ID. Cullum TO w, II. and NJ. ii. Cul.
!um; leo acres In the northeast corner OF
the John Denton survey, for $3.50
W, IL. Murdoch aud wife to Charles II,
BolanH, 81 by 1850 feet on west side of Brow.
der street, In block 81, for S7I5.
q. Behrens aud wife to A, NJ, Horne, so
acres n the John johnson survey. Ia miles
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Iol 1. NOD. 3. il .ho lonn o Me-qaILe. IoI

g.,
lot 4, block ., IA me town % Ne'qu'te' Io'
$50 ,,.,-,
same to Enstace VnmnoYi 10Y 10, o'oVN =
tom OF Mesquite; FOR go o., ~,
u u bo~ef ana ~l,a 10 LIN N"u9' , u',u
halt acre IA Bowers alnllloH, one ,o mus
southeast from the cnuTi'hoouse, i9 ,g3 lOD,
mary a. OpAts W ~ y. Not'9' . ~, "0'o''
on me Samug, Voals survey, ior 49,
John J.. Nhlte ana WIZ 70 bnDus' ~
mosler' their interest," ~ .a iao ac'es VI 'Ho
h9oefl oioa a. survey 'oI ~ C.,t., an L,
hchhfu Wh,hlns 10 Anu Cuullps, !" W
W. leet on the Richard Hunter survey ior
~, c.. u H..
W. ~ anu w, " Ootu"I w. d, !, i do'ig'
son, o. oy 10 az 'svs, on goo Sou'i''u'' No"''
s'feet, IN bioeH ~ ioT Soy9. 800 .oo. 1,
u u White TO A. II Horne, 10y acres It,
ne n ., y, heVily anu ~ ,o acres III 'no 'o""
DSu,ey euI wy; Ior Si'iVo' . Uiu;a,, IT
william Macy to nls sons Nl'lian II
and Phillip Haley, l2O acres ~ me H.
W. raIso1s survey, lor ioye ana g WnIt,
FREQ Granger ana WlIe 10 nG e, .l
Granger ana wile, W ~ 6y loz y - ieet, anI
lUO oy ny leet' South Of ieAas tnc' s9 400 400
west OF iexas lranS pa,r Ss.si, noi ~
ardson, 50 by 2lS feet, on north side q
Ross avenue, 50 leet west of Leonard street
tor SO $50.
]. X. johnson and wife to j. A. Sewell
90 acres in the j. d. Merchant survey, fol
$2lO
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THE HIGHER COURTS
TYLER TERM 1883.

~ LEX TERM 1000,
Attorney desiring information concern.
the Higher Courts may receive such by app
plying to our court reporter, Tyler Texas.
COURT or APPEALS.
Thompson vs.. tho State, from Van Iindt
county. A motion to dismiss the appeal
III this case Is overruled and the following
final judgement held TO be in substantial
compliance with article 800, o. q. T., to
wit: IL is therefore ordered, hdjudged and
decreed by the court that the Judgment
rendered in this cause he, and the same IL
in all things confirmed, Tor which let ex
ecutOn issue, to which ruling defendant
excerpts and gives notice OF appeal In open
court. Motion TO dismiss appeal over
ruled.
Similar motions to the above were made
and overruled IN these cases viz: Gaddald
vs.. the State, from Van Xandt county;
Shaw VS.. the State, Nacogdoches county;
Stone VS.. the State, Van Xindt county.
Link, county judge vs.Murphy; from An
derson county. This Is II suit by the county
| judge upon county convict bond, The
motion to dismiss is based on two grounds;
that this being a criminal prosecution no
appeal lies to the state or any county there
OIL 2. The court han no junsdiCtiOn as ap-
pellanrs name Is not signed to the bond
Held, such n suit ms this IL not criminal
prosecution aud the county Judge has u
right to appeal. .. IL is not necessary Tor
the appealing party to sign the bond, as,
without signingit, he isns much bound as il
he did 30 sign II. Motion to dismiss ever.
ruled.
Ayers ard Liyesey W. the State; from
| Van Hindt county. rhe first ground OF the
motion In this case IL deci led in fhOmps n
vs. the State, vide this issue. Both defend.
ants were convicted Oi the same ollause aud
in appealing gave n iointrecogniz lnco sign
ed hy the same sureties. A motion 10 dis.
MISS upon this ground is urged. He'd.
The sureties upon n joint reCpgni2nCe ARE
sevarally liable In the whole amount for
each defendant. Motion to dismiss over.
ruled.
Read vs. the State; from Upshur county.
Appellant was convicted for carrying pis.
tul and fined S2l in the county court
upon appeal FROM the justice court. The
motion to dismiss is upon the ground Ol
the want ct Jurisdiction. Held. Under
article d spCtionl6lt constitution This court
has no jurisdiction OF thisappeal. Motion =,
dismiss appeal sustained. Appeal dis
missed.
Addison vs.. the STATE; from Wood coun
ty. A motion Is made IN this cause To- dis
miss the appeal for an insufficient appta
! bond In that tue same Is not according u
, the statute, because tho names ol the sure
: ties are not contained In the bond. Held
TINS Is not necessary US tho surcties sigi
the bond M such, thew are as much bound a
they had signed their names in the bod,
= OF the same. Motion TO dismiss over
ruled.
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PHILADELPHIA, oct. 6.-The general con-
yentlon of the Protestant Episcopal church
of the United States reassembled TINS
morning. The morning prayer was reau
by Rev. William y. Orreck ID. d., OF the
diocese OF central Pennsylvania, ana oy
Rev. Churchill j. L'bson, d. D., OF the
dioclse of Virginia. Benedcllon was
pronounced nv Rev. Gregory Ihurs-
ton Bedel, d D.. bishop OF ono scornlnR
Judd, of the diocese Of Illinois presented Il
memorial, signed by the bishops and depu
Ties. asking consent to change the name OF
The diocese TO that OF Chicago, as the state
had been divided into three dioceses REFER
rad IN the committee on canons. rev j.
a. Vaux. OF the diocese OF Arkansas,
presented a memorial, asking Tor general
court Of appeals in the matter OF the trials
of clergymen, Referred 10 the committee
on canons. The house OF deputies al,
iourned at this point and the board OF
missions were called to order. Right Key
DR. spaldIng, bishop of Colorado al,
dressed the board He stated that no mao
splendid success III Coiorauo
during the past three years. nin'
churches aud six rectores being erected
The church property had increased in vain'
from $3.50 10 nearly half II million. h'
recommended that Wyoming should nav,
a separate bishop in order that the woIi
might be more eileCtually carr-eu on
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FOE 9ale.

FOR SALE or RENr--t INE sou ARE PIANO
L New YORK II axe elegant r. scwu1d case !
heavy french plate per mirror, with marble
bracket cOmpl tie. nearly new 2-spring wa
con; seats. Z. J. MURNANE, COL Houston
street Oct-l'
EOR SALE-SEV FINE FARMS WITH
i In mites OF the city, Rad number OF other
farms In various PORTIONS Of Dn las sud the az.
Joining counties by JONES Il MI RfIl, Land
AGENTS, 509 Main street. oct'lt
DOR SALE-.LARGE AND SMALL TRACTS
OF unimproyed Iand In D Has and the sur
rounding c unuts. by JONES MURPHY
EOR lLE-AT A BARGAIN, 3ll9 ACRES
II OF timbered land, within miles northwest
from Dallas byJO\EI& MURPHY.
EUR SALE-A NUMBER OF NICE RESI-.
Il deuCc lots aud desirable residences In CIV
cry quarter Ofthe city and in East Dallas, by
JONES 4 MURPHY, Real Estate Agents aud
Collectors.
EOR -ALE-LATE CITY MAPS AND lOuN-
" lAud maps Of Dallas aud the adjoining
counties, ~ JONES & MURPHY, Real Estate
Agents. No 09Main street. OcG'lt
LOR sALE--UhEAP. FOR CASH, A LOT OF
/ show cases, good rs new Apply - lllCK-
OK, the Druggist Go Main street Oc6-tf
For sALE-A STOCK OF GRoCERlES,VAL
| ucd nom r. 600 to $1,000 good location aud
good business; party wishes tn retire ON &C
count OF bad health. Address r. T., care llcr.
aid Office. oc'5tf
k'Ok SALE hkAf, ON AC CUNT OF
,,o sn ~ , "u @ AZ
rail, incai'J a., usrs,t ri Ill.,, ,,',
splendid opportunity is offered. AldruS !
L. q. BON iNi, Galveston, Octi-Gt
LUX SNLE IllplNE EFHlDENUE LOT
WIN sever alrf shn'eite on iouih side
| OF u .Nsm Hierh near l} srhooI building. Nd
/ drcs, "R' locg.h 2'd s3h7t
OR AAIE. MI ~ WITUIN THE
/ 7 next 3jduys / viii positively s.lImy tam.
! il mluS,ust ui the city NJ u.l a.. contains l6l
aru IS, % 10 cultivation 80 IN uurhul with G,unl
| uehtirr l'oS wen 'c'g. r'd % s''cl tul.
| ,'.,. 1910, nj, if i,E XII ''''. i,'
,'.,- ' s ~" on, wv, I.I p..'.,I "
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L.ONGyIEW w,

LoNaylew, Oct. 6.-[Correspondence J.
Longylew's telephone service Is nearly
complete. Poles are set to Eieton and to
other points aud some Of the line built.
The switch is no, yet In the central Office,
though all OF the house Instruments are up
81 Williams, the Texas Il Pacific engineer,
who was scalded near Lodi In last Satur-
DAVIS wreck, Is improving. He will not lose
his eyesight, as ut first supposed.
A faker running the scoop game was ar
rested here yesterday He would cut ordi'
nary bar soap into small pieces, wrap tn m
In paper enclosing 50 oils IN certa,n
number, and then sell three pieces for S3
lie told them the ilyes were in these, hui
the purchaser would not get them. lie
was selling soap, not money, and TIT
would get no money. Hu was arrested upOt
the charge OF swindling though how /
could be made out swindling IN mystery
10 the layman. Hegavo the name OF Il, Il
Dean.
Hotel Accommodations are insufficient, and
there Ia some talk OF u new hotel, bu
probably IL Ia nothing hut talk.
Another wreck in the Texas Il Pacific
wards Mt the junction yesterday u from
end ofau engine. This is the second In n
week, both similar In character. The yar'
is so badly ch1kUd IN with cars, that itwa
necessary To see.saw around the passenre
train to- get them out, the main track haN inl
at ono time five freight trains ON IT, Mucl
more side.trnckinc ia necessary Tor the busl
mss ut this place
A prominent farmer, Il, &. Bass, was AZ
restei to-day for being drunk and dlsor
derby. Alter the arrest II was learned h
had attempted to cut or threatened to Gu
with knife, the clored porter NJ tn
Texas & Pacific station, Jim Williams,
Charles H. Cunningham, who has bee
for wears the populrr aud obliging Wester
Unto telegraph operator ut this point, hu
uslgned TO take charge Of the ielephon
exchange Wires from Henderson, Ma
shall aud Easton run into LonRyew; thes'
aud the large number OF instruments, rel
der II necessary to have a competent eleclr
clan in charge,
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Yesterday afternoon Matte seideubei tel
an eight year old daughter of Morris seideu
beilel, while crossing Main street at the
Juuotion of Murphy street accompanied by
her younger sister, was run over by a run.
away horse attached TO the delivery wagon
OF Schoelkoph & Co., which dashed M
Murphy street al furious speed. The un.
fortunate child was struck by the horse and
knocked some ten feet, when 1t and the
vehicle passed overner; breaking her collar
bone, a finger aud knocking out n tooth for
her. Strange to state her little sister escaped
unlWured She is seriously injured, yet Il
is thought she will recover.
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oe'I Advertisements.
DIR. SrRoNG'S PILLS,
The Old, Well Tried, Wonderful Health Re.
moving RemedI,s.

s,tong's Sauatiyo Pills for the Ilycr A
speedy cure flr Liver Complaint r. entat,ns
the bowc \, pur fying the blood Cirenstne
Tom halartal faint A rcr'tct cure for slrS
Headache, Constipation aud Dyspepsia
sttongs 7 ciotal Plus insure healthy anne.
| wv, g'ou ulgesuOn, regularity VI the bowels
\ sutc REM dy for Colds and Rheumatlsm
precious boon tn dclitale females, soothing and
bmolng the nervous system and giving yirnr
aud health 10 every fibre vi the body, SId6y
MgglNw For Pamphlets. etc address Q. n
HULL co Box $50, New York CITY.
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lIIlnnrInnI

IWNOTIHhI
When You visit or leave New York City,
save baggage expresses or carriage hire,
and stop Mt the Grand Union Hotel, oppo-
site Grand Central depot, Six hundred ele-
CANT rooms, fitted up at cost OF one mil
lion dollars. reduced to 81 and upwards
per day European plan. Elevator. Res.
iaurNnt supplied with tho best. Horse
cars, stages and elevated railroa Is to all de-
pots. Families can live bo'ter for less
money NJ HE Grand Union Hotel than
IN any other first class hotel in the city.
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AND ONE He CAN'T POSSIBLY
Theau Column.
ttl1acelIancnns nr, nnIs

MTANTED-LOOl POUNDS LIVE GEESE
w feathers Tor shipmcnt One 10 five ear
loads ~ 20 n'oC can he furnished per week at
FINE VERY FINE * CO, GO Elm st. oct7-lt
WANrED-A LADY or EXPERIENCE
" WHut' situaIuu rs nurse good r'fcf-
encc' giyen. Address Or inquire at Cru,chheld
House. oJt7-lt
~ ANrED-A FIR~r.CLAsS BUJEEEEPER
" ana mercantile clerk wants rmpiuyn.u M In
% grocery or other uus ness house. VIII accept
mo lVrtt' Wug,'. best references Address D.
u. s., lul lisrucc oGce, Main street ocl5.lw
N ANTED-TWO GOOD PLUMBERS APPLY
W o. tnr Worth WUcr Works Co cif-lv
llNNIru-Ar ONtE A MAN THOROUGH
" lr p.s'ol 600 tho retail hardware business:
references Uulttu; prrmlutui situation. Adj
dress STEVENS N SHERWOOD, Gainesville,
Texas. octj.3t
MTANrED-To FURNISHED THREE AED
" iuurAturu'i rOhi bvClS ptIs ON good easy
nrms in feeders Apply ut once To WILL n.
WALLIS, at CartCr's stock lads, East bal
aus. o7u-f'dS,
WANrFD--rAErIES To MAKE con.
w tracts tor 2l.Oll rails god post uukiimb r.
Apply tooraliIc,s y = CARR, Rylit Pfairle,
Dal county ocl3.22t
WANrED--1u RENT A HOUSE OF FIVE
w or rooms with kitchen aud servants
room two tories preferred. II MORGAN Sr
Trinity Iron Works oct9 iw
"A ANTEU-rMO UNFuRNl,Heu Rooms,
w Win board for self, wife and child; must be
convenient IN business centre private family
preferred. Apply to CHARLES a. CAPWELL.
~ Main street oct3.iw
ANrED-TwO HUNDRED TIE. MAKERS;
steady winter job; monthly payments,
Apply 70 5, MUNZEsHEIMER & Co, contrac-
tors, Mincola, Texas. nc2.9v
WANfED-A wKTN yRsE wANIEJ BY A
" cih1en OF Terrell; good paw and good
nome Is guaranteed. Apply al Herald Office.
octet
w ANrED-A FlRSr.CLAsS TRAVELLING
" salesman who is well acquainted with
me hardware aud agricultural trade In Texas,
Nhre hut trst'claSS need Apply. Address
soUTHERN BARBED WIRE CO, 81 Ionis,
Mo- giving references and salary expected.
........ o"2'lw
MANlEb-A COOK FOR HOrkl: MAN
" woman would employ man aud wife.
Texas. sc' hi
W ANlED -ljN MEN TO Cur ROt, D'ARC.
Texas 80 '"'' D "enss,
VA ANrED-iOU TO STOP an ThENATIoN
w AL HOTEL; ilrst.olasS accommodations nj
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR Ann
TWENTY-FIVE CRNrs PER DAY, BOARD and
lodging irnm 81 80 To 81 per week. The build.
pg brlck, with three sairways In case offlro
Looa'ed IN the business portion Of the city, only
ohe square irom Stteetcar line and one square
5,um leAas q Pacific aud Missouri Pacific Depot
NUuNenlcnt 10 passengers coming or going over
c.thet road, uive us trial, aud be convinced
lnhl you can get good accomm dalton and save
money by stopping at the NATIONAL W "
WARD. Proprietor ianle.lyi
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prNoMrN4r,oNAL DROPS.

Columbus, Ohio, is TO have o new Cllho
lie college.
The only purely Christian country in the
world is believed to he a lutte island of
Atnu. "a the South Pacific, where every
adult Is member ol u church.
When Rev. Robert Cullyer preached In
llklty, England, this summer, ne was able
to point 10 the ChurCh.Nar gate as the
WORK OF his own hand when he was toilcr
at the fargo,
The Rev. o. Z. Clifford, at The Saratoga
Baptist anniversaries, said that there are
three dangers meuaClng uE Romanism,
iniideliy and goddess New Euglandism.
"rhe New Highlander OF to-day he DE.
clared, has the intellect Of the Puritan
without his conscience"
The CAurUhman says: at is Historically
true that the Puritains in Cromwells time
gave to child the name Had. Christnot.
died. -thce-tho hadst .heen-damed. Rare
bones. lie became member of Parlia.
menl and all his name was dropped, except
the last, In, he rRs Familiarity known as
"Damed Barebones,"
According 10 KOman Catholic statisti
ciAn the pagans are still IN the majority
numbering about SIG 900 900, against 2l2
100000 Catholics, l2i 100000 Proteslants,
| 81 900 600 "disseniers and schismaticsn of
various sects, aO,OOO,OOO Mohammedans
and 1000 100 Jews, This statisticlan fig
ures Out i23, 900 600 Of Buddhists, l63, 900 d.
600 Brahmins and 2S0,OOO,0OO OF idol wor.
shippers.
In Aubonne, Switzerland, two Of the
Salvation Army warriors have been fined
$40 each for selling the hymns issued by the
army. THIS seems not only an abridge.
ment OF religious liberty, but avery high
price to pay tor hymns. Yet, II the hymns
were as bad as some OF the atrocious met.
rical compositions sung and sold by the
army In our cities, probably the Swiss telt
Justified in putting a pronibitory tariff on
| them,
The Christian Union concludes that
where the public sentiment ofihe state is
strong enough 10 enforce prohibition, pro.
hihitlon can he secured BY means of law
without any constitutional provision; aud
where the public sentiment ofthe state II
not strong steadily aud persistently to en-.
force prob biton, ptohibitory amend.
ment will result In free rum II il In order
row for some bgoad-minded, liberal prohi.
bitionist to charge the Christian Union
with being In league with the saloon.
keepers.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR DAYS or THE
II SON OF M a ny an

ND L MAsCHs dRglr WORK 1usr or.
rue result OF years Of patient study and
,hacc,, ~ uook 20 charm tue young delight
body Tho style Is elegant and forciblc ,Se
anguagc plro and pleasing. Finely and am.
proptalely Illustrated, artistic biniiny Cnn,-
mgndcd by the press and CLERGY Min
ivu on ,ngnt "a FARE OPPORTUNITY for
Ladies' MlnstetS students, Teachers ana Others
wwssnmnng ", Ing employment Address TENAs
BOOK & BlnLE co. Dallas Teyas 'N>Ns
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one OF the Hest Physlolan.


have been using Swiit's Specific in my
practice Tor quite long time, ard regard
II the best combination as blood purifier
and tonic. II is entirely vegetable being
composed OF the extracts OF roots which
grow 10 this section OF Georgia. | am
familiar with its history from the time The
formula was obtained from tire Indians. 1t
is n certain aud safe remedy for NIL kinds OF
blood poison and skin humor. aud Ia the
hundreds OF cases In which have used II
aud seen II used there has never ueen n fail.
urc TO cure. | have cured blood faint in
TnE THIRD GENERATION
with IL after had most signally failed by
the most approved methods OF treatment
With mercury aud iodide Of potassium.
These cases have been cured over fifteen
years, and have never had any return Of
the disease In themselves or in their chill.
dren, Fam A. TooMER, NJ. H.,
Perry, Houston County, Georgia.
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THE wEElS,s MEpnINas.

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued during the past week; William Mill,
and Kate Smith, Frank A Rhodehame
aud Annie W. Barker, J, W. Adkins and
Mrs. Maggie A. Newton, lee s. Collie aud
Lula Goodson. Richard Giddings and Hen.
rietta Bohanan, T. Il. Hubbard and Nellie
y. Cooper. J. X, Fisher and Mollie Rupard,
Louis Royster and MARY Whitney. b. r.
Young and l.. H. Smith, August Rumpettpr
and Mary Scharzen, w. II, Arden and o.
A. Smith, A. ], Allen and Emma Hayden.
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A Stranger

Six months ago J, II, Webster came to
Dallas stranger, now hls name aud busi.
ness is familiar to everyone; because he
makes the finest photographs. Mothers
give Mr.. Webster great praise, he Ia so
kind to their children, aud never fails to
take pretty ricture OF their little darlings.
Art gallery, 700 Elm street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Escaped Murderer Rctnrnea 10
His Cell.
The Assembly of Episcopal Bishops IN
Convention.
News From Some Other Points
News From Some Other Points
Returned

BALTIMORE, Oct 6-John Smith coloreu'
under sentence for murder in Oakland
MARYLAND, who escaped Thursday from la'l'
after assaulting and locking the )aller
in his cell, surrendered himself yes,
terday. II seems that in the struggle
Inc prisoner received severe wound IN I the
abdomen from the alter. He was scantily
clothed aud the night being very Golu
Thought he would die of his injury, when
frightened him and he returned.
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LOST.

usr-oN MAIN sTsEEr, MAR W II.
10 atersont, a small black saichol contrib.
h't IVY NV or SIX dollars In silver. A r,ward will
n.,' paid the finder upon the ,eturn of same 10
-, .. y AIKEN SEPT
| VSI,oNE Ray MARE ABOUT SIXTEEN
- h.nds high; branded 5 on rleht hip and
Ah9ulder, has lump GA LIFT side OF b lily, scar on
u ,.I RUM Suitable reward paid Tor her re-.
Nutns fAkk BROS oct7tf
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Nearly all diseases that uilllcl humanity
originate IN the stomach, liver or bowels,
and might be prevented II people would
use a little common sense; but they VIII
not. They rather take Parsons PurBative
Pills, because one Is n dose.
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II was so much surprise and so very
delightful q surprise 10 have the great
preacher oil Plymouth ouurch here among
us Tuesday night. there was 20 much out.
side Of the merits ofhis performance 10 tel
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,Journaiist Dend

Bosros, oct. 0.-Hon, Charles Creighton
ii newell, for quarter OF century CON
nected with the editorial staff of the Boston
Traveller. and writer Of the reviewed. the
work which has become feature OF that
paper, died this morning, aged ID.
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Horsford y ACID Phosphate.

For WAKkfuLNESS.
DR.. VIM 7. Clothier, Buffalo, N. Y, says
prescribed it Tor Catholic priest who wa,
bard student, for wakelulness, extreme
nervousness, etc, He reports great bene-
III
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Many cosmetics Tor the complexion have
from time to time been put upon the mar
ket. but none have stood the test AS has
pogEoni's medicated complexion powder.
IL Is an absolute curative for hlotches, dis
colorations, freokles, etc. For sale by
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CITY COURT,

City vs.. Mac Carlisle and James Sanders,
intoSication, fined So each.
City VS., John Wright, into xlcation, fined
So.
City VS.. Laura Davis, vagrancy, dis
missed.
C',y VS.. Fannie Williams, vagrancy, fiaed
$3.50.
City vs.. Julia Turner. Tissie posic, MS,
saun and battery, transferred to the county
court.
City vs.. New Walter interfering with
private property, continued.
City VS.. Dan Cranky, interfering with
private property, discharged.
City vs. Norman Stone, throwing stones,
continued
City vs. John Wright, resisting officer,
dismissed,