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WM. S. DRowN, City Clerk.
spnrsGrIELD, ROBERTSON Co. TENN,

SPRISGFIELD, ROBERTSON Co. TENN,
November 9th, 1850.
DIR. j. BRADFIELD: Sir-My daughter
mas been suffering for many years with
that dreadful affliction known as Female
Disease, which has cost me many dollars,
and Notwithstanding had the best med
ical attendance, could not find relief
have used many other kinds of medicines
without effect. had just about given
her up, was out of heart, but happened
In the store of w. w. Eckler Several
weeks since, and he, knowing of my
daughters afiliction, persuaded mo 70
buy a bottle of your Female Regulator.
She began to improve at once. was so
delighted with its effects that bought
several more bottles. Tho price, 81. SO q
bottle, seemed to be very high at first, but
now l think it the cheapest preparation
on tho globe; and, knowing what do
about 1t. If to. day ono of my family was
suffering with that awful disease, would
have it if it cost $50 bottle, for 1 can
truthfully say it has cured my daughter
sound and well, and myself and wifo do
most heartily recommend your Female
Regulator to be just what it is recon-
mendcd to be. Respectfully,
II. ID. FEATHERSTON
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Education ut WiIlia,n.,,p


ME. EDITOR The people Of Williams,op
.''' peculiar pride in their educational
Institutions, and il is an assured fact tbo,
my rave no cause to abate that nridn
week. '''Ses vi iast
First in order, came the Animal Der,to
on the subject, "Resoyed, that War 10 =
Elea'ef evil than Intempcrance. The do.
na,,;,s n",G was participated in by the following
Pnpiis OF the school: Afiirmatiye-W {;
y, Whiiden, Jr., j. L. Attaway, and n T.
idor.on q, Negative-J. l.. Anderson @ p
,ohaner and ID. II. Johnson. The Question
was NOT decided. .Ir. &. f. Prince. of the
anueIsoii bar, being the presiding officer,
aT, ar ~ ''G Young inei very sensible talk,
uiter the close oE the discussion ,,ivinn
them some advice relative To tbe;r t,,tmroa
course In life. '''''i i"'uie
o,', ',"II%aay morning large, weii.bellayea,
rntho.aS c'I .nS9fiouThly appTe;iative audience
remale tr!"2e. -Four of the Academy
pwWli,s made or ginal addresses, rs follows
W., w, II. Harris, Excelsior; ]. l.. Andcr-
son, son, Supersti ion: u. II. Johnston
buried Genius" Mr. Benet. of A bbcvilie
,Heh f made the Annual address to the pu.
!r!S. MT. i5enet in no wise disappointed
me expectations Of his hearers, maxim. one
o! ., his best efforts, and entertaining tlie an
ulehce Tor an hour and a half with q strik.
Ing address To The young men on the need
OF Literary culture in the South, and,
on the urgent necessity for Il real Southern
Literature. The speaker handled his sub
ject well, showing that he himself thor
ouShly comprehcnde,, it.
me exercises of Thursday night were
varied, consisting of extracts. rccitntions
dialogues and clara'lcs The audience was
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pOmOIiu Grange.

Pomona Grange. Z. H., No. 6. will meet
az Anderson on next Saturday, 9Th inst.
prompt attendance is respectfully ro-
Qucsted.
Full reports will be expected from each
OF the Standing Committees, viz: On Sub.
Gjranges-W. w. Humphreys, a. Il. Row.
den, Jno; Glenn; On Education-D. X.
Norris. W. s. pickcns, ]. c. Watkins. ],
W. Daniels, j. b. Watson: On Credentials
II. II. Burriss, r. L. Thompson, J. Har
per; On Agriculture-B. +. Crayton, ]. II.
Bowtlen, Jno. Brown.
All Sub. Granges are now required to re-
port and pay over dues to the Secretary Of
Pomona Gnnge, and he reports and pays
over to the Secretary of the State Grange.
The Commercial Agent and the Execu-
tive Committee for the ensuing year will be
to elect
Subordinate Oranges arc earnestly re.
quested TO bring up back dues and settle
with the Secretary in order to entitle their
delegates to seat in the Summer meeting
of the State Grunge.
The Secretary OF Pomona Grange NAV
be found in the Clerks office during bust
ness hours.
+. M. NORRIS, Secretary.
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Pendleton High School.

Mr.. EDITOR: The exercises Of Pendleton
High School closed last week for vacation
of six weeks. The whole week was taken
up with written examination. The ques.
tions were systematically arranged and
practically expounded. Evidences of q
practical and thorough training were made
manifest. No one was allowed to pass from
one class to higher without having made
sixty. five per cent.
Great interest and anxiety were mani
tested on tho part of parents and spectators,
and everybody seemed delighted with the
success OF the teacher and students.
The exercises were closed with an e1cur-
sion picnic on Friday nea- Sandy Springs.
A large crowd was in attendance. and the
day was enjoyed by all.
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Great Excitement In Charlotte, N. c.
To All Whom it NAV Concern.

ANDERSON, S. c., Juno ., 1853.
l. Resolved, That we accept with pleasure
the frame of Pictures Of City Council,
Clerk and Police, rendered by Mr.. J. II.
Winburn, Photographer and that the said
Pictures be hung in the Council Chamber.
End. That we extend our thanks, us a
body and rs individuals, to Mr.. Winburn.
Bird. That we regard the Pictures as works
OF Art exhibiting great taste art skill.
4th. That as individuals we recommend
him as First Glass Photographer to the
citizens of the City and County.
u. s. Maxwell, Mayor.
s. NJ. ORR,
JOHN z. PEOPLES,
w. ID. BRowH,
r. l.. MoosIEAD.
JESSE NJ SMITH,
A. S. STEPHENs,
WIN. S. BRowN, City Clerk.
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Union Meeting, Third Division, sal,,dn As
sociation.

This Union will convene with the Flat
Rock CHURCH on Saturday before the fifth
Sunday in July.
lnti oductory Sermon, Rev. l.. NJ. Aver
alternate, Rev. II. b. FAINT.
Missionary Sermon. Rev. ]. r. Earle
alternate, Rev. G. p Erwin.
Query, What is the greatest hinderinp
cause to the progress of Christianity in our
country ?'-L. NJ. Aver, II. r. Vandiver
w. H. King.
+. Breazeale to address the Sunday School
on Sunday morning.
At this meeting the place Of meeting of
the Association for 1884 will be determined
upon. Churches desiring the Association
TO meet with them will send in their petit
lions.
w. II. KING, Moderator.
j. 8. CARwILE, Secretary.
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IN buchcrAinA;, A;,'-Quick: complete cure,
al All annoying Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
ION I wait until Winburn moves, and
~
M ~ our Spoon-ln-C Can Baking Powder.
ii'Sh'y recommended by all who have used
II. REED X WEHH.
Soda Water a, OR G. sloan. prr.rr,h
syriIS. The best Summer drink. Plenty
oi Ice. Only live CcutS Il glass or Twenty
,. w
sc ;ast" brand o,".rn>ed milk. The
pes'. fnr sale at City Grocery. Fresh lot
oa' Nea' just received.
There is no d,uh, ,,,,, v.;r,r~.,.. ~.
ture, bcinr rooI n,J 'rT nr,.a 'It'w, r. w,, u,
one come before he moves - ~" ""'''
,flcnty "T Wheat Bran III Wrlrll's B,i..:y
House Depot Street. .3-tm
U,vo ,,,. p
WIN, ~. descriptions prepared At
NJ,
,orr,m,', ','">ti i'i,aIr" M,lh iipurns ih1-
ot :, ,,,;ii M .',, ans III. pest ihotosraph
Photographs very fine.
T. &. Ll.oN.
Parties .oinr srinirr c,r t,J ,
Seine for sale M Wilh;t, t. W;ih;,.,
-
Wilhite & INi,i,;,, " -
>, Remember, that Winburu will move his
photograph Gallery soon.
HlIGGJEs, A., -
y.l,icIo shn,,i,l any any i'tisoN wanting Eo"d
STEPHENS, whose long experience cna.
bies them 10 select the most reliable West
ern HiigsieS at lower prices than any one.
ST., va III NV ''a'c ~ winnie prns
H.ur,, .,..,
L,onJ ,,nr;,;n! S,! PIisoi! nee"s nTst-ciaSs
JodiJr NJ potass;,, ~ W oi oaisapIiilia WIN
Messrs orr yusI'un' Z. S1nam' can pe op'ained OF
sun,I,. m 1a', VINO Always keep Il
medicine, Is The formula is printed ON
every bottle, also full directions IF ,hr
viii viii not A' w. II, ,ronIa rJ'C CsS t1nn''on h we
and distressing tro,bles ., sn S. p',," ~ a
90" summer
If 80" want pictures of your parents.
don't let ;hem rest until they have them
made. Winburn moves soon.
To those who contemplate rni,;tinr we
would say that it will pay YOU to examine
our stock and prices before buying. We
Sura m,rc ra'"'ee our Lea" ana Oii TO Dc strictly
"ihh'fh White.
WAGONS, WAGoxs.-Rccd & Stephens
have just received car load of the CrLr
n;I, lit" ho eihHpAnp oan.I , rAhM WAGONS which
nnmrovna ',,n ,,on ~" i'r Cnsn, OF on .inle ior
nI;rns or r'i,e' poahPP HhPP'S 10 iteeu " Ste
r,, p, ,,..
,,r M is ,tr'1,,.,,',, Hi,AH- M,'nile Leader q,
E 70 ,,n H.. io', =. a.! WHO nave smoker
~ ~ ~ oe u,:I tne pest orent cigar III the City:
satisfy yourself rs to its merits.
EacnsIuuarf.rs for ve,ur; :,
a RcrL Inc ;,s, .or,;,,,,, c'u,ISE;
,,irs and I,L.rtnn, ar ho., - h'e nnE
Sale at rcasonahI. VI nr;ccs ICES '"se' Iii ama ai @ lor
them. Rouns,orv mr"r R.oG G ;i,;n lW1,!Ire Sre
"Ciiv Gracnrv S,mr'. 'e' Nce' "eop
Fine Toilet Powders at Wilhitc & Will
hite.
n,.
~ i., ha itsEeu sewing aanchHneS
;s,; J;s; neetcTfu c ,i oS y. ~. iEEp' Agent CON
,,s.S nasraaS;;' VI ne ;ew iioine' model Of
mi liz .v;aI at I,'ni,'hS American
a,nt,r;tn e,,r ine GGi, tS.oT, wMicn Is universal
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Important Information for Every

IAN Atlanta chemist has been analyzine
five or six of the popular brands of patent
flour sold in this city. He finds that they
all contain tale or some other foreign sub
stance in proportions of from one fourth to
onc-third. Thus barrel Of this alleged
fine flour consists of sixty-fivc pounds OF
tale and but l3l pounds Of the bona fide
,1a
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OFFICE OF KENyEsAw AI1IIs

OFF ILF OF NENNIsAW MILLS co.
The above article appeared in the Atlanta
Journal Thursday, June l+th, 1883. AS
soon as we saw it, we called on Hon. J. r..
Henderson, Commissioner Of Agriculture,
and requested him to have the State Chem.
ist analyze our Patent Granulated Flour"
the result Of which see Prof. Whites Ger.
titicate below. KENNEsAw Mills Co.
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OrrlcE OF STATE LuEM1sr.

ATHENS, Ga, June l9, 1883.
The Kc'nesa,o Mills Co., .itid,ta, Ga.
Dear Sirs: On the 10Th inst. l received
per express, bag of "Kennesaw Patent
Granulated Flour" securely scaled and
bearing the seal and stamp of the State De.
partment of Agriculture. A letter from
the Hon. j. r. Henderson, Commissioner
of Agriculture, informs me that the bag
was selected by. him from your stock in
store. have subjected the flour to careful
and thorough Observation-Disclosures and
microscopcal-and I find it to be Of excel
lent quality and perfectly pure wheat flour r,
containing not the slightest trace of impu-
rity or adulteration of any sort whatever.
Tho flour has evidently been manufactu-
red with great care, and is as pure as can
possibly be made from wheat.
Respectfully yours,
II. G. WHITE, State Chemist.
Ns- The "kennesaw Patent" can always
be- found at Reed & Wcbb's City Grocery.
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,r,rf MENTION

LOChL .......r....
pEItf MIS-
r,clni,cs clean ana p"rii'eh'
..,l and growing right
~ "
,, ,,,k ,r mad dogs
y a"' "'A'
& h,,
nil''Ins ~
,ltc.y'
!. ,chooIs in the c''E nave o'oSeu
!, saa'Av' '"
,.rnor has appointed Mr. }. ~
ii this city, Notary l''Diic.
"a had niEc students 81 Tie south
rolIcse during the last session.
,,oo,er and n frst-cluss
y, .. .r, wanted. See advertisement.
,,o, and 7 p Sullivan
.Sr'. : Dr. H.. y,no +, T,,,u,,h Il
n
,, orr otroo,. q, ,.,
gle aF' 'e'"n !, r,or or, no, ,,o,
f
81, o,l,.,
8 b .p.oe ia'' 'o c,,.;.. Nj. :,
= s.shy aise'"0Y
3 u,
= Monday MS 49,, 49, r
= apneSeF S"'" "
s,
~ number o. pretty young ladies
a. e<ent visiting frlends ana relatives
,f;r.
II ,,h offers some valuable real estate
!, ;rar Easlcy, s. G., for sale. See adj
,.1srL
1 ,.,. of Mr. J. l,avlis Lewis will
sif .,"n ,, :, Nr 1obn Il pe,n,es, a.
1zsasn,.
I s,,or,,l, ,r,vo, over Tho u
Iiles . .ooant and Cant Ri,Iv sr,;i,,
"r ,or
' ns,,n,r 70 r,oro p, ,;rtto,,aJ
'I' Aha, doos ,,t
2 ''' WV
r.h heal news market is smartly off
4. ,,sent. Send us the news, friends,
= u F''
/ T. J. Wash Rogers respectable citi-
,aak County. died at ii's residence in
T!-5s-son township on last Friday.
.o,or,o,o,. e,u a.; .o
Z, kcught to the city on last Tuesday.
..g Fund ready sale at good prices.
,ow ,bo d,vs boo;r >, .ho,,o,, 49,,
IN 10 como ,;,,. I.coro . c,,,a ' ~,
!. ,:..u,o,,,o,.t t,,oc.-o s,.,a.,
uooa uoruos,,;. .,u:,,,. g
."A -, III 49,, Ia,,;. CO., W.
~. ~, ,.uo,, ,,.,,a.oor 49,.
""
l!-;a, on the lst inst, at the residence
u.Ip Soor,,on1 o,,, N;s, r y
- = "
"
l.Gant anu Inspector General Mani
shN appointed wednesday, 18TH July,
:, ,h;s o;t,,
Eointments for the \. NJ. {. A. next
.ay: To conduct the afternoon meet
CT. Jones; Poor House Committee,
s!une term OF Court cost the County
g. apportioned as follows: Petit Ju-
a@,D; Grand Jurors, sGHGo: Wit
q A@,l5; Constables, S54.0O.
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This cut represents the HALL
ELF-FEEDING COTTON GIN
%anufactnred anu at Sing Sing, New
ork, and which has given salts
ction wherever ased. The SAWS
o made of the best imported
eel. The saw shaft is the largest
ado. An examination of ofher
ins will convince you It in the
ost substantially built Gin In
no. 1t never breaks the roll, and
lerefore does away with the ex.
anse OF the revolving head. "a
10 secret of making the Gin 10
revent It's breaking the roll is in
10 proper shape OF the roll.box.
Below I give you q few names
those who have purchased the
all Gin:
Lewis C Clinkscales,
A J Stringer,
] w Poore,
WM Shirley,
8 r Timms,
John D Kelly,
Rasil Callahan.
Welb'fn & w M Martin.
CS d CJMilford,.
James Erslxine.
Shirley q Co,
Morris & Outs,
Reuben Clinksoalea,
John McAllster.
johnson 81 Dacns
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Crouch ON RATs.-Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, flies, ants, bed. bugs, skunks, chip.
munks, gonhers. l5c. Druggists.
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Below find the names of
testify TO its merits:
w NJ Martin,
Shirley & Co,
Reuben Clinkscales,
Thomas G Jackson,
Fred q Brown,
Jeptha Watkins,
D H Hammond,
II Rush,
DR. John Wilson,
G G Richards,
Bolt IL Milford,
jolly Poole,
Keasler & Lindsay,
N a Mahaffey,
Mr. Simpson, Piedmon:
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WAGONS, WAGoNs.-Rccd & Stephens
have just received II car load of the CrLr
BEATED STANDARD FARM WAGONS which
will be sold low for cash. or on time for
approved paper. Apply TO Reed & Ste.
phenS, or &. a. Reed
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THE Best CIGAR.-Wilhitr's Leader Ci-
gar is pronounced by all who lave smoked
it to be the best 5rent cigar in the City.
Iail at Nilhite AZ Wilhite's, get one and
satisfy yourself Us to its merits.
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I win sell Harness. according TO quality,
cheaper than any one in the State for the
next sixty days. The best Of material used,
and oil work guaranteed.
6oo JlNFs NJ PlYNF
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Street and building NOtes.

The street gang in charge of Mr.. John
Young, foreman, has been busy during the
past month in grading st. Louis street, be.
tween Evergreen and Portland streets, in
the fourth ward also in draining the east
end of Elm street in the third ward, while
the carpenter gang have put in new box
culvert across Live Oak street, near the
Methodist Female college, and across Olive
street at Bryan street, and across Young
avenue at Browder street, and at Hord ana
Collin streets in second ward; also have put
down thirty plank street crossings.
Work has not yet commenced on the
brick culvert under Commerce street, in the
rear of the post-otfice, because the founda-
ton cannot be excavated to the solid rock
bottom, until the rainy season ceases and
the water has had time to drain out of the
quick-sand formation in that vicinity. But
as soon as possible the contractor will be-
gin, and rush the work to completion.
Since the recent heavy rains demon
strated the fact that water must go some
where in seeking its level, and that plank
ences are poor retaining walls to dam up
the rushing torrents, the property owners
in block 1876 (PhGnix milD concluded that
a sewer from Pacific avenue to Elm street
is an imperative necessity, and have asked
the city council to assist them in building
the same. Should the new city council de-
termine to divert from this channel the
rainfall east of the Houston d Texas Cen
trail railroad, by means OF district sewer
down Hall street, and another down Good
street, then small 3-toot circular brick
sewer down Pearl and Cabell streets will &C.
commodate all the drainage of this section
between the Houston G. Texas Central rail-
road and HARDWOOD street, and this would
also relieve the fourth ward race oftwo-thirds
of its drainage volume, aud put it in such
condition that the current could be con-
trolled, and prevent any further damage
from caYing banks.
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The cool weather is lasting rather too
long for expectant warm weather folks, but
the reporter has been around and discov.
cred that the best informed and best posted
citizens say this: That a late season in
Dallas is sure season, and that blooming
and budding is so far delayed by wet and
chilly weather that there never has been so
good a chance for luxuriant flowerage
and fruitage as the present. The
aforesaid reporter didn't pretend to
extended or accurate knowledge on this
subject, but has the good sense. ar ia his
modesty he says it HIMSELF to know that
those who have lived here longest and OBJ
served the most are best qualified to judge
and predict. Get ready then, fruit dealers
and commission men, for country produce.
TO be good, square and low in your ideas OF
what Dallas people will have to pay for
what thew eat. II the writer has backset
in his notions, the corn will be duly &C
knowledged.
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In building the county jail, provision
.,o,ls have been made for quarters for The
Inmates Of the county There are a. pres
-, confined IN this prison. for safs-keepine.
- Iurefies Ell a whom are start NED.
me- - more Trouble % the 1ni officials
sl-.r III fbe resr q the prisone-s- ana cor
tbs cgurty more than ne oro.nsIy u
orrr Ihest misern1le er-Al-fr- -
/. ,-~-rf nuisance and buroen. and
-lt,r- rrilrr nurro1 looks - mnch
=. r,--s-tIs nf.er tbelr comfort, be
= r.-.rrriess % give hen thet treatment
49, shnuld. ~ huruar beinEs. reeve
=. 81. r|Ffilr rrrrrr cUurt. futeresiE
l----.f ~ iitfis IN rs Efforts - securt
..I---- a. th-n ir M i1rnfit - Jun -
- ~ fhaf destruction y - ToE1e1
- III nrrearnIces. th1i = :. o'llt -. 30
- si-rf r'r.e 81 t1ese rri1rtrraie f,-sl1s
- - rf..f. In Ger r-fsert rcf-rltl1r
- -. trF ~Irfte1 rrc - Lttg tnnt
49, r-~..s q teT-ltIs r1I---,-. - = r-lr1
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Freaks of an Insane Man.

B. +. Kyle, who was mentioned in these
columns yesterday morning as tenement
farmer who had during the past few weeks
lost his mind, and who resided some twelve
miles west Of the city, on Mr.. Kelley S
place, was brought into the city yesterday
morning by Snerif Smith and an assistant,
who had gone after him, and lodged for
safe keeping in the county jail. His form
of insanity is of the most violent and dan
gerous type, and he imagines all OBJ
iects, animate and inanimate, to be
deadly enemies of his, and sets about in a
most ferocous manner to destroy them and
being possessed of almost herculean
strength, he is very dangerous character.
In bringing him to the city the officer and
his assistant had considerable trouble with
him, and had to shackle him hand and
foot. He struck the assistant q blow on
the head with his naked fist which laid
open the flesh, producing painful wound.
When taken before Judge Burke yesterday
afternoon to be tried for lunacy he was
shackled. The court pronounced him in
sane, and he was recOmmitted to the
county jail to await being transferred to
Austin.
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Making short Work of IL.

In the siege of Troy, Apollo encouraged
the Troians TO be valiant against the Greeks,
by seying. "The mighty Achilles does not
fight to-day" 1t would seem as 1t death
had been bidding disease to make its great
est inroads upon men, by saying: Hunts
Remedy is out of the market" But the
Trojans ioHnd to their cost, that the mighty
Achilles came to the field, slew their great
est champions, and made short work of the
battle. And Hunts Remedy, as an Achilles
against kidney and liver diseases, has taken
the field, and is making short work of all
such ailments. Hundreds of testimonials
from all quarters are coming in as to the
might of this champion medicine. Not
surer was The sword of Achilles than is this
powerful, yet peaceful, remedy in battle
form, as it wages war against dropsy, uri-
nary and kidney complaints, and over
comes. 1t is wise to call in its aid.
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Suit Against the Central.

A suit in the district court, the style
which is Hall vs.. the Houston d Texas
Central railroad, is attracting considerable
attention. especially from railroad men. 1t
seems that Hall, who was a st. Louis drum
mer, making his headquarters in Dallas,
was a passenger on train oil the Austin
branch of the road in May, 1876. He was
on pass issued TO pencll-
pusher whose cognomen is Damon, of the
St. Louis Globe-Democrat. The train ran
off the track slightly injuring him, Hall
alias Damon. He in consequence sues the
road for damages in the sum OF $4,000.
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Mr.. G. W. Kelley, a farmer, who resides
some twelve miles west of the city, swore
out writ yesterday, charging b; T. Kyle,
who Is living on his place, with lunacy.
A bout two weeks ago he became very mo-
rose, and later exhibited signs Of insanity,
and has constantly grown worse, until II
has become necessary 10 confine him, for he
is dangerous. He has been caught running
about the yard with an axe, with which be
attacks trees and other objects, which he
imagines are his enemies. he chases every
living thing, and assaults inanimate OBJ
iects. Sheriff Smith and a deputy went
after him last evening 10 bring him IN, and
be win in all probability be tired to-day for
lunacy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-05

When the fountains Of life are not cor
rupted and embittered by suffering when
the functions OF womanhood are strictly
normal, woman life is like music, with no
discord 10 jar her delicate sensibilities and
break the vital and organic harmony. But
many who suffer from vital and functional
disorders have found immediate relief and
a permanent cure By using MIS-. Lyola H.
Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-05

lated 10 breed disease In the prison VI llio
peril "A the lives NJ ~ Inmates. The
officers cannot rest day or night on account
Of their yelling, laughing ana crying, which
they keep mp almost incessantly. Charles
lmbert, u lunalic who was sent from this
county short time ago, and who was dis
charged by the superintendent Of the
asylum ns cured, arrived here raying ma.
MAC, with his discharge on his person, and
dening and violent sort. lie breaks every
thing breakable that he can lay his hands
upon, and yells incessantly. Something
should DO done TO better the condition OF
these people, and relieve the Jail of such a
burden.