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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

CHARACTERIZATION CelebratiOn-The Broom
R,4e.ds-Bnse Bau-The Cotton seed Oh
mnl-Psrsonal-Etc.
CoEucAsA, June 19.-IspeciAl-l-Ihe
ooiorsd people from the various towns and
surrounding country assembled at The isir
grounds today 10 oelsbrste the anniversary
~ ths;r emsDcipsti0n- The usual picnic
fs.tivitiss we're indulged IN. fully SUD
people were in sttendance, AL orosriy en9
-~1f fshevrd. Address we're delivered
~ er-NsvOr Miller and Mr.. lsdsk, both
$50 r,tlsufhrorisfs The colored Orhtors
we FI5er Psr1es, Rev. H L. 1rHpp and
~ ~ounr IsdT member Of the broJm
t--7gr1s vii give broom drill tor GIT q
W-f1lsis hrn for fbs benefit 81 TIE Olo
rrbooi Pre-tytsr1sn church- lhe e.It e
fi--u1rk ne rnnrusl d srrns Lie go %.
SIs-.. "a ne exhibition vi Be aEit ven
w. brsssn nin. hsTs bss, orEz1srsd
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MKINNEY

Building Boom-Personal Points-De-
layed Mails-Etc.
MCKINNEY, June 19.-[Special.1-Mckin
ney has building boom on hand, more
houses, both business and residences. will be
built this year than ever before.
WIN. Wallis, one of our most estimable
citizens, and keeper of experimental farm
left this evening to make his future home IL
Dallas.
DIR. Markham has returned from Iennes
coo The Doctor saws he was not aware so
many Young men felt an interest in him be-
fore. ,,.
There is considerable complaint about
mail between this place and Dallas.
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TEMPLE

brand Preparations for the Barbecue-Dis-
tineuisbed Speakers Invited-A chai-
lenre, Eto.
TErrLE, June 19.-rspeciall 1.-The COM
,,it,ss N Arrangements for the barbecus
reported this evening. Invitations have
been srtsnded 20 Hons. Richard Coke, x.
d Mills, Oiin Wellb0rn, seth SnepneIa'
fs,io-ei ffudiev. Henry FOrman. Colonel
a,de-son- T7iman Smith Of Waco. and
GOvern0r Irslsnd, the chiefs Of The hrs
rorupauies Of the state and 20 members o.
TIE Temple gun club VIII shoot any team
In The state from Rstiry trap, tEoballs IN
Fvs-rbodv In and sr0und Temple are DE-
t.-r-f-aa that the second EuuiTersary q
I - Infant Wonder" shall Be- dey tna
I'll Be rsnsmbered b. ever one Nho JOIN
I in fbe osIstrHfion On tne Eiin-
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WEATHER REPoRT.
Max. Temp. Min. TIE

GALVESTON, June 19.-[Pressl-F. A.
HYATT. government contractor on the
lett es at Sabine Pass, is here and being
interviewed, says Only a thousand
feet OF the west jetty so far has been iald
the entire length contemplated being three
and half miles. The present appropria''
on will be exhausted Oy November az
and will build about one.half the west wall.
There is no peroeptible benefit as
vet, except some slight securing
IN few places and filling
up behind the jetties. There is now only
six and a half feet Of water at
mean low tide on the bar. There
has been no dredging Tor some
time. That done two or three years
400 is filling up in some places.
Ills opinion is that no great
results will be accomplished, either at Sa-
bine Pass or Galveston, without building
two walls.
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CLEBURNE.

Base Ball-Cotton Seed Oil Mill Being
Apitated-The City Hall-Wanted: A Fire
Engine.
CLEBURNE, June 19.-[Special.] 1.-The Gle
burne and Mckinney base ball clubs play
a match game here in a few days; The
Cleburne club also plays the Fort Worth
club at Fort Worth on July 4th. -,
A cotton seed oil mill is being talked Oh
Mayor Hodge advertises for proposals for
the erection Of a city hail. to be 10 by "
feet. with all modern conveniences, and moi
to exceed in cost $15, 600.
One of Cleburne's immediate wants Is
fire engine and company.
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Sheriff smith received . letter yesterday
from Ms. A. Hamilton, Of Chiltons faiis
courtv. Texas. making inquiries concern
ing her nephew Who wandered hvsy rom
- home LIST January. she hed near1
fbsf 4 crary man Who would not talk ns1
80 fruud near Dallas. He Il sccor1ing
~ hsr description n year Old, hesFy -
f.fr eorplerion, weighs 30 % 10 polncs
nd has . small scsr on ne IT slae y - :
$4,000 So writes 20 les Der knou, ene
$50 ri - Il hrrs sfs VII enc efter hin
Al r-srv rnsr Who cnunct o. - lenst co
- telk was fDuDd rer LaDc1sters bronKni
-. enS lodr.d IN jal, Whefe ne -
-----rrt. his rnHn hss sc1r o. - left
trrrris BIT IN othsr respects he 60 -
sr'rEsr ths TIE desuition vs-y "a hsi
nsphsr snsrs-t 70 he nsrns q Arp. -
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WASHINGTON, June l9.-Brady came into
the criminal court room this morning for
the purpose Of furnishing bail to answer
the charges Of receiving money while
second assistant postmaster general as a
consideration for increasing certain star
route mail service.
Judge Wiley said the verdict in the trial
inst ended would probably be sufncient
reason for yacating the bond given by
Brady in that case. The original indict-
ment remained, but, as he understood was
po.ed Of and thought 1t should be apan-
doned. ,,..
irving that Indictment. II the court
thought il should be dismissed he would
not object. -, 4.
asked that action be postponed until satur'
Aaw
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In another column of the current issue OF
the HERALD appears the adVertlstn Ns ~ y.
Worth Texas. This company has been or.
eanized a little more than a year, and has
done an extra business in buying AMI A.. sen ~,
ing land, cattle, ranches and in contracts foI
fntnre delivery of cattle. 1t occupies field
exclusively its own, and during the ias'
wear has secured Investments OF foreign cap
ital aqgregating millions OF dollars: ~ en- ~
,egTitv and for the thorough knowledge O.
the business in which it is engaged.
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cspltalists En-Route for Texas.

ST. LOUIS, June l9.-TSpeciall-A party
of gentlemen from Indiana left the city to-
night en- route for Texas over the Iron
Mountain road by special invitation Of Pas
senger Agent Ii. g. Townsend. In the
party are: L. d. Steen, of Danville, ILL
nois; NJ. T Case, of Attica, Indiana. ID. A.
Elnis, of Springfield, Illinois; J; Bailey, o.
Georgetown, Illinois, and DR.. :; II. Adrian
of Logansport, Indiana. Mr.. Il. ID. Steen !:
in charge of the party, and he stated thal
the trip was for the purpose Of inspecting
The advantages of Texas and with view Of
Investing in cattle. The party will spend
month travelling in the Lone Star state.
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MARSHALL.

Matrimonial ratters-E'" anoipation---Cios
Ing Out-PSrsonal-AImos an Ice Fam
ine-Etc.
MARSHALL, June 19.-[Soecial.J--J q ID
Bonham and Mrs. Dora Berry were marraee
to-day, Rev. DR.. Clemmons officiating.
Aleck Stedman, our district attorney, ac'
companied by Chesley T. Adams and Ef.
august Pope, lett for Carthage this morn.
ing and tomorrow morning he will lead 70
The hymeneal altar Miss Lizzie Rowlett,
one of Pamela county's fairest daughters,
They will return to Marshall the same
evening.
the anniversary of their emancipation, a.
Union park, in grand style. The fun Will
close with grand ball tonight.
Mr. Wood, of the Home, and Murphy, OF
the Phoenix insurance companies, are here.
The mechanics cooperative store Is
closing out, and will retire from business i.
Bad management and much credit did
The weather is as hot as blazes.
Our stock of ice is running short IN con-
sequence of the temporary disarrangeimieht
of the ice factory. Everything Will De
lovely tomorrow.
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wAsHrSeros. June 19.-The secretary Of
war has informed Secretary Teller that the
military have taken all necessary precau-
tons in regard 10 Captain Payne In the
event of another raid oy his party upon the
Okleboms lands in the Indian territory. =.
The cabinet meeting was attended BY all
rpembers except the attorney -general, who
il out Of the city.
,,ostmaster. At Waxahachie, Texas.
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PALESTINE.

Emancipation Day Celebrated In "ood
style.
PALEsrrxE, June 1e.-[special.l-The
colored people celebrated Emancipation
day here in good style. There was very
creditaple parade OF Colored Odd Fellows,
a nio.nic at Gum Springs, installation oil
officers Of the new lodge at the new library
hall orations by several prominent men
amonest them, and a general social reun.
ion at night at Library hall. There was
also a railroad excursion to Long lake
Everything passed of during the celebra
ton in an orderly, respectable manner
very creditable to all concerned.
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"Dancing on the lawn. "

1t is as tasty and neat little lnVita'ion
card as the HERALD has seen for many 2
day, and the story runneth mus u.s. ,0sa 90
6 to 9 O'Clock. Dancing on the Lawn, No;
sos Ervay street With compliments tsr 81
Master Tommie Walker and Miss Maggie
Walker" The names of the juvenile en-,
tertainers are on either end Of the folding
card, in the center whereof is the inyit wa.
ton proper. The HERALD Acknowledges
the courtesy, and will take pleasure; III. ~
!! meeting on the green these happy h'''e
ones by moonlight.
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SAN ANTONIO.
A Wedding in High Life-The Emancipa-
ton Celebration.


SAN ANTONIO, June l9.-[Special l-St
Marks Episcopal Cathedral was filled with
the best Of San Antonio society last night,
who assembled to witness the nuptials Of
Mr.. yinton L. James and Sallie j; An
drews, daughter of Colonel II. B. Andrews,
the weli-known yice-president OF the hden
railway line, and one Of San Antonio's hrst
citizens, The bridal presents were many
and handsome. The happy couple LEFT this
evening by the Eden route for wedding
The anniversary Of the proclamation Of
am ancipation of the colored people from
tbe bondage of slavery in the United States
was duly celebrated here to-day. The pro,
oessiou formed oD the military plaza and
marched thence TO San Pedro springs, where
the reading Of the emancipation ,proclama-
tion and other exercises took place. The
Travis rifles from Austin were present ana
participated. ,-,- -.
We had slight shower this evening, but
only enough 70 create desire Tor more.
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HOUSTON.
r,vro Murderer eets on Light.

Hou.roS, June 19.-TspeciAl.l-Tbe
criminal court was engaged all the forenoon
to-day in the trial Of Calvin Smith, coloreo'
charged with the murder Of another negro
lad william Moore. The killing occurred
ove, ! vear a~o At q negro festival out on
Cypress. Tbs Jury found the msn gunty
nd sssesued the punishment ct I'VE YEAR,
in The peuitentiary. The light sentence y
due 10 the fact that thirteen shots were
frsd and that although Smith did some q
the shooting II was Dot positfeJ PiOfsN
that his were the fstal shots
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Held daily at Fac TolIiver's to invest W., IT,
Red Ant Exterminator" is what it claims
to be. This question has been settled every Y
where that it has been brought up, and the
universal verdict is this-lt is a success;
]. W, Stapleton owns the rights ior Dai-
las and several adjoining counties 70 tnls
him FAC ToLLIvER.
hilh' Dallas,
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A Valuable chill rOnic-Read This Testi.

hohts
DARpESyrLLE. ARK, January IL, 1855
Messrs. II. A. Robinson a Co., Louisville,
KT-Gents; Send Immediately by
rail one gross Of Hughs' Tonic; You ask
for what quantity of Hughes Tonic am
handling. / sold during lsS2, seven a nd
sao,s had not been cut Of IL on several
occasions. II is the leading Tonic
in this country, and always
will be from the fact that II gives the
hest satisfaction. As for certificates OF
cures, could, If had desired, have gotten
Won any amount Of them. You are at 10,
sytv 40 use nv name in regard 10 what
30 fsignsd1 NJ. NJ. CRooN.
Prepared By r, A. Robinson & Co., whole
sale druggists, Louisville, ny.
For sale BY Messrs. Crovdus, baiq l1llL
WiIl,sms and George T. Atkins, Dallas
T,Tss. Rstails at 81 per bottle, six bottles
for A.
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A mans wife should always be the same,
especially to her husband, but II she is
weak and nervous, and uses Carriers iron
pills, she cannot be, for they make her
"l.el like a different person" NJ lesst SO
they all say, and their husbands say so 700
,iarter's Iron pills eaualize the circulation.
remove nervousness and give strength and
rest TRY them.
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Young men, middle aged men and all
men who suffer from early indicretions Will
find Aliens Brain Food the most powerful
invigorant ever introduced once restored
fails. Al; 6 for SAT druggists and A.
LENS Pharmacy 3l5 First avenue N. City.
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A CARO-

To all who are suffering from the errors error,
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak,
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc. /
will send a recipe that will cure you, Tree
of charge. This great remedy was discoy'
cred BY a missionary In South America
Send selfaddressed envelope 70 tne ney
Joseph T., Inman, Station ID, New horA
c1tU
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bI IINInb Nv bv nv '''s
aaa.a.aa=
Another Interesting Interview With
President paramore, OF the
Texas & IT. LouIs--The Road Pracil-
calIy Completed.
How the Texas "Canard" Served n
Good Turn at Last
by Elevating the Prices of Stock In
the East.
A Budget of Brevities From the City
of Roses.
More Western Capitalists are en- Route
to Texas.
More Western Capitalists are en- Route
to Texas.
Other News Items of Much Interest.

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-[special. ]-Colonel
J. w. Paramore, president Of the Texas &
st. Louis railroad, has just returned from a
trip to the Arkansas river. Some inquiries
were made of him as to the prospect for the
openipe OF the road, and the following in
formation elected: The delay in finishing
and opening for business is and has been
due to a train of weather circumstances
that prove the last twelve months to have
been tine most remarkable in the history Of
Arkansas. "In the way of booming floods
in Arkansas and Red river for
the Ss past pas t hns % been noth sn1s
but continued flood, and one conversant
only with these northern rivers can have
no idea of the vast amounts OF DRIFT wood
that is running ali the time" The Texas
x St. Louis is virtually completed, and
would have been finished long ago but for
the hindering weather and floods. The
track is all laid and in very fine condition,
considering it is an entirely new road. The
of the Arkansas river bridge. The con-
tractors had this span up and with but
few days more of good weather could
have finished it completely, but the
river rose and such heavy drift began to
run as to endanger the false work put up
| to support the span while it was being put
in position, that it was thought best to
take the span down and await the subsd-
ance of the water. Thus resting on flat
boats moored at the rivers edge and await
| ing the angry rivers pleasure, the span
lies, and not until the rivers condition ad-
mits of it can it be put in position, and the
much. talked about and written of Texas 4
St, Louis railway will be final
" finished. The engineers, are
certain that three weeks work will
finish it, and unless the food proves I'M
precedentedly great, there is good reason
| to believe that trains will be running by
| the middle of July.
Colonel Paramore says that the track has
not been injured at all by the rains, and il
in such fine condition that twenty-five
miles per hour is easily made by passenger
trains.
Referring to the recently published can
ard about the road being worked in the
Gould interest, Colonel Paramore said thai
he had ascertained definitely that the story
originated in Dallas. Advices from New
York, however, went to show that the story
had benefited rather than injured the secu
rites of the road, the very logical argumen
being that it must be really dangerou
competitor if such methods as that were re
sorted to in order to cripple it,
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Constitutional Amendments.

The legislative committee on constitu'
t;ona, amendments meet here to-day for
the nurnose of preparing an address to the
neople in order that they may vote intelli'
gently on the same at the proper time,
Hon. w. T. Armstead, of Jefferson, who is
one of the committee, has arrived IN the
citV
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D.. r. Wsrrsns TIE emlnent plJs.l-.ui
-. ,.---~s~o- -rp-eral g. :. A, nOE . rrac-
sssirra- n Prs. and wioe.T EnCNn
ss--rurhrrf the scufh. vruts cfilclally
M Eo-thirrtnr' q Cholsrs and Dls-rboea
W.airsrs haa lonE sFo srigysd n rsf,-
--trsirr. bsth In ard GU u IRE any.
49, - rririnrs e kirh stsnoing rec1rr
rrerc II sd wtth so enonrsernert u =
-Fcoxrirst r. q wTgs q czre.
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GOUNTRY'S CAPITAL.

Progress Of The Hi Invesilga'lon-An
Expert who
Can't BIO Ratified by The Arts OF Cross
Examination.
How Uncle Sam was SWiHc!ea on Ill
Sides.
All a Oiiciaps Offspring had Finger
In the Pie.
Star.Route Brady Still Before the
Courts.
A Warm Reception Is Preparing for
Oklahoma Payne.
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Catarrb cured, health and sweet breath
IL cured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy;
Price SO cents, Nasal Injector nee; sold
BY WI Patters Co., druggists, Dallas,
Texas
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shiloh's vitalizer Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appitite, Dizziness
and symptoms Of Dyspepsia; Price ~ anp
Patterson & Co., druggist, Dallas, Texas.
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Bsiley's Saline Apsrient is q cooling, re
ireshing summer drink for dyspepsia and
headache. No medicine taste. Eyeryons,
home on abroad, should Keep u.
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Affairs at Little Rock.

LITTLE Rock, June 19.-[Special.1 1.-The
Quopaw Guards to-day completed reorgan-
ization and adopted new constitution,
etc. The following are the officers: Presi-
dent, John e. Maxwell; vice-president, d.
ri, Pope; secretary and treasurer, s.. W.
Tucker. The military officers will be elect
ed at the next meeting.
The case of Demo Casat, the murderer oil
George Barnes, clerk for the master me-
chanic of the Iron Mountain railway, was
submitted to the supreme court on brie,
to-day. The question at bar is an appeal
for new trial.
Sheriff Mcconnell, of GAINESVILLE, who Is
to execute the Mulberry train robbers next
Friday, arrived to-day. Their names are
Goverror and Jim johnson, Hearndon and
Mcdonald. Governor told his spiritual at
tendant to-day all had strychnine and in
tended to commit suicide but his teaching
had caused them to abandon the idea. A
diligent search was made but no poison
| could be found.
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sms-t Weed and Beils1ouna combined
vrifh ne o,her ingredieuts used IN TIE oes'
r,1-us rlasters MAKE Carers y W = -
$3.50 pIss-s-s ne besi IN The markst
r-7-s 8 rrrfa-
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Are you miserable through indigestion,
sour stomach or constipation Ackers
Dyspepsia Tablets We guarantee Will reileVe
Won Sold by w. II. Patterson q 90.
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l,SOU
Whole Tickets, So; half Tickets, Stj ~
Tickets, $50; o. Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express. Don't send by registered letter or
post-ofice order. Orders of S. and upward by
ali orders to r. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier-Journal
Building. Louisville, KY. or to GEORGE A.
WEBSTER, 701 Elm street. Dallas. Texas.
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sIeepIess nights, made miserable ey
that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure IL the
remedy for you. Sold BY W, n. Patter'
son q 20. druggists. Dallas, Texas.
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Every promise backed by guarantee.
Acker's dyspepsia Tablets will give imme
diste relief. Price Is and 80 cents. Sold by
w. III. Patterson 4 Co.
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We are prepared 10 receive goods on
.torsps Al our yarerOoms in East Dallas, on
Terns A Pacific road. Charges reasonable.
PFOUTs Bios.
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M usps-s s-s fan q ''food" rns1icInss
- fl,,--. = ~ BOD Nonsense aoout Or.
ts-is Liver Bitte-s. Tbsy make yo1 Nnn
al ~ fcoc yUu 81 - -
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Hendricks write they owe their lie and
present good health % AcEers kng.ish
kennedy. for consumption, c0uEns, coids.
etr. s5ld b. W. n. Patterson 20.
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Alrsvs sv1id harsh purga'ivs pills. They
Frsf make Won SICK snd then leave you con
s-irsssd. Carers Lirfls Liver Fllls reEn
isfe the bowels and make you Neils Dose
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shHoh's Cough and Consumption Cure.
Ia aid By us on a guarantees. II cures con-
suuption. Sold b. w. H. Patterson a
o. druggists. Dallas. Texas.
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TtUruld seem thai the cOmmOnest kino
~ common sense ought 10 prevent man
ron buying trash, simply beoa1se ns car
-, lie mack for 3 cents. Sheridan
cavalry Condition Powders are strlct.y
nure- and are worth . barrel Of suTn stun
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If you have any disease which does no!
Weld TO ordinary medical treatment, don
iail to ret the Treatiseon Compound Oxy;
gen, that wonderful revitalizing agent ahc
health restorer, and study it carefully. ,d ~
is sent free by Drs. Starkey faien' lux
Girard street PHILADELPHIA, "a.
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Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ant
bed-bugs, skunks, chiPmunks, gophers' 10
cents. Druggists.
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store to-day nearly caused q serious hfe'
No damage was done, ..,.., -
The Inventory Of The drug store Of u u.
Homer, recently assigned, was filed to-day
and amounts 10 TGDi an.
Mayor Wilkes lett this evening for Woot'
en- Wells. upon receiving q telegram notl.
Tying nim that his vile, who has been
spending some time there, was very III: =,
Tonight about o o'clock Henry MORAL,
white, stabbed, dangerously and probably
MORALLY wounded Adam Saylor' negro
IN East Waco. MoFall escaped. The OH
GERS are In hot pursuit.
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Flies and Bugs

Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by Rough
ON Rats" 15cents.
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.$3O.O0D FOR So
--57th--
POPULAR M oNrHLY DRAWING OF tn
s aturday, June 30, 1883.

These drawings occur on the lost day Of each
ton by the Federal and STATS Courts have
placed this company beyond the controversy Of
thu law. To this company belongs the solo
honor Of having {naBgurated the only plan by
which their drawings are proven honest and
fair Beyond question.
NJ B.-The com pany has now on hand a large
Capital and reserve fund. Read carefully the
list of prizes for the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-21

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