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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-20
The Wito1


On the shore OF
whore the dark O
down for hundred
the abysses, and t
winds sway the
lived Helvs, desce
land Sagas. Like
was her yellow hal
were blue and cle
less skies Of the
while her heart "
the eternal SHOWS
she , but her bea1
icicle that forms
caverns. None X
age, nor from who
The old men shoe
.ha naaaed bv.
maidens stood u
from her in thu
times; but Helv1
cold, passionless
ed away to some
she could watch
wild surf break ]
beach. So q y
tween the gold
and her compan]
But when the
cred from fresid
she was q s0rcer
wife, and the
ears, she only Ia
surf until her Q.
pole-star, for I
was true. HoY
what secret ritz
the caverns OF
the summit, or
not be told.
She wandered
ever now, an
brighter, and
chill.
Eric of Nei
Eric, tallest an
land hunters.
chest and long
and spear wert
his sinewy han
seemed fraug
guided by his
was the envy
the pride Of tn
stsr Of the ma
only tossed hi
his shoulders
chase. He 9
them until He
her eyes upo
Bow and spsa
lis boat tosse
ings, and e'
: gotten in tn
smile, the lure
BE saw no ey{
no will but to
The old mi
and the young
pity; for they
=
witch-wife,
only the SOU
chilling smile
How he 10y
and smiled OF
return to md
greed otherv
| has shut out
q Freya's 4
| nortals; she
i side when Z
\ il. So Helv
the storms,
and Eric, an
least Of all.
There cal
passionate
longed for
changeless
wildering ]
craving pass
him had q
earlier fasc
for some
show him h
recompense
statue OF
will Of hin
weary. OF
had no con
he sank at
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NEW TO-DAY.
SITUATION WANvEI

EDELMAN " CO.. Cigar Manufac-
Jurors, make the best cigars and do the largest
obblr,g trala in southern California. myl3u
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A thorough coachman and gardener wishes ,
sltdation In private family; can give best OF rel
erenccs Address J. c., Los Angeles Postoiiice
m20 lw
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Savings and Building Society.

The subscription list OF the Savings Fund al d
Building society, OF 10, Angeles, Is nov open,
Ali persons wishing TO taho stock may new hay,
an opportunity TO do SO. Applyto
4, II. BENTLEY, secretary,
m20 Ct 50 aud 81 Temple Block.
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Mexican Troops Moving TO Rescue
General Crook.

FL PAso, Tex, May l9.-The follow.
ing has just been received from Chi,
huahua: The Times correspondent had
an interview with General Regard, com.
manding this district, this evening. The
General stated that no news whatever
had reached his government as to Gen.
eral Crook s movements since he entered
the Sierras. The Mexican government
was under the impression that he would
be heard of in due time, and the military
authorities contented themselves with
helping to complete the Gordon around
the Apaches. The time that has elapsed
since Crook went into the mountains
has been so great that energetic means
are now being taken to communicate
with him at all hazards. On the l4th
of this month a picked body of men
numbering $50, chiefly infantry, left
Casa Grande, to penetrate into the heart
of the mountains and to make a
thorough exploration of all the noun.
tain Businesses. This body is in com.
mand of Lieut.Colonel Gollards, an ex-
perienced officer, who is well acquainted
with the ground to be gone over,
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A CARD.

Tllis, the Matchmaker, for the past nine years
In Los Angeles, begs leave to inform his old cus.
toners and the public that he has re.opened his
repairing establishment at No. IS North Ma n
street, opposite Court House, where, with all the
necessary improved machinery, he is ready to
serve his customers as heretofore, Strictly first
class work at reasonable prices. MO 2w
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ALSO TRACT,

Center Of city. the most choice corner lots that
tract at VERY Low DOWN PRICES, for 0
short time only; over three hundred lots sold in
the last few months.
ALFRED MOORE, Sole Agent,
a2s 81 Los Angeles street.
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BOOk-KEEplNC.

reliable party, who o,n spare several hours
per day, DESIRES TO he p books, straighten sc-
UNITS, collect Iebts and rents. &c, otc. Bsst
references gwen. Address A. A. HERALD Office.
mlb
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wANrs-Losr-FouND.
WANTED.

woman for general housework Apply at
AZ Main street, betveen Fifth and Sixth streets.
from 10 II A. N. milo ~
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PICTURES At COST.

j. A. Valdez. 80 Spring street,
VIII SO l. for the next 80 days, large stock Of
pictures and picture frames at cost Come one.
come all axo In
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Notice of Dissolution of Partner
ship.

The partnership heretofore existing tbetween
the undersigned, under the firm name OF frankel
& lIellman, in Wilmington, Los Angeles county
isthis day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr., James
W. Hellman will continue the business In his
own name and all debts due to and from said
firm. from the eth day of January, 1888, to date
are TO be paid to and by said James W. Holman
WM. FRANkEL.
JAMES ". HELLMAN.
Witness ]. Z. Z. JOHNSON
Wilmington Cal, May 10, 1883. m2O iw
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EASTERN.


JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, May l9.-Morgar
county experienced last evening the
most disastrous wind storm ever known
in her history. In this city there was
considerable wind and rain but no de.
struetion of life or property. On
Grassy prairie, eleven miles south, farm
houses were destroyed and a man, u boy
and two children were killed and others
injured. Southeast of the city along
the line 10 Jacksonville, much damage
is reported. Near Franklin the storm
was tearfully destructive. At Pisgah
the house, barn and orchard of Jas,
Axley were swept away and his wife
and children seriously injured. At
Woodlawn, where there was fatally
severe tornado three years ago, the rail.
road depot was destroyed and cars were
blown from the track and broken into
atoms, the track being partially torn
up. The worst of the cyclone, however,
was some nine miles north of here, on
the Peoria branch of the Wabash rail
road The storm was in the shape of a
column AMI struck the south part OF
town at the southern edge, going south.
east, completely across the business and
residence portion of the place.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Fine Piano. VIII exchangi Tor building lot
Plano Can be seen ut vol Los Angeles street
nile
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| Two nicely furnished rooms with board, at Mrs
Taney's on the south side Of Seventh, between
| Main and Spring streets ms
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FOR SALE FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

Two cars NJ boxes for ortnges -will arrive
within three days--by 5 L. Dewey r. o. Boz %
or !. J. woo1worth. Old M. IA MAIN ST. m . Nv
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PARTNER WANTED.

with capital Of $50 or $500 to engage In
good D yinx busin ss; can make slO0 per IN nth
For partltu ars address y. J. D.. lock book ioi
Los Angeles r. .. mis- 1w
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

building lots in the Kerckhoif tract, fronting
on Main and Los Angeles streets. Apply on the
premises. m2otf
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WANTED TO BORROW,
poARprRs WANTEp,

BY a responsible business man, $1,000 Address
within three days, A. NJ, HERALp Office. mie 2
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A few select boardsrs can DO accommodated at
SECOND door from corner Of Second. on Charity
street, north Of second street. ml7 iw
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An old established butchershop which sells
over Ave beeves week. with al the necessary
I tls. horses and wagons; theap T. mt and In a
good locality. All particular given b. applying
to 81 Rothshild, corner Fifth and Spring streets.
mis- in
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ENGINE roa SALE.
ron SALE.

A new sovsn-horse power upright engine and
boiler for sale at No. 105, Also st. asi
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LOST.

At santa Monica, on Sunday, May 18th. a SIN
gle stone diamond ring, with Initials on the In.
side. Tho finder will receive liberal reward on
returning same 10 HERALD Office mi6u
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San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 3i.-Tspecial The
first train through from New Orleans for
San Francisco arrived here at c o'clock this
evening, and departed for San Francisco
at GAO; Fred Rodgers, conductor; Dick
White, engineer. The train consisted of
two coaches, Il lneper, express aud baggage
cars. The frat train from San Francisco
arrives here AT 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
u is understood this evening that tho
post'office authorities who have been OK.
amining the books of the San Antonio
office for tho past two weeks, have discoy-
cred q shortness In certain accounts under
Assistant Postmaster Leopold Hnpperty,
the deficit amounting TO several thousand
dollars. The matter has been Kept very
quiet, as Hupperty is absent.
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SANGER BROTH
AN OPEN LETT

Certain parties have tried to make 1t apPea
liberal scheme of presenting to the public three
useful articles on the 24th Of next February &c
the purpose Of making money. We wish to
public, most emphatcally, that any such statemeIh
implied, is untrue. !
The articles in question are gesented to ou
in return for their liberal patronag' and we pledg'
that the CLoTH1NG AND GENTS Flu 9srlNG GooDS'
row are not only sold below formt prices, but we
lutely marked down our entire stock OF Clothl'
PRICE. and we further pledge ourselves that no on
hona-hde customer of the house, is entitled to ps
this great distribution of presents. The public Il
by our marking down process, while w5s4J 'e .
are thus enabled, by the realization Of fMss
large stock, to prepare articles TO: the
Summer Season, and thus exhibit in Dallas a G
uni1p and Furnishing Goods hereafter such as will
\%%,s sost aesthetic and fastdious in price, st>
.JSSaad quantity
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means. ...,. 81 35 -,
Rev g, W. Briggs, pastor OF st. Johns
Methodist Episcopal Church south, was
married at noon today to Miss Annie u.
Wood one of Galveston's iairest daughters,
az the residence Of the bride'smother Rev.
A. j. Briggs, Of Alabama, father of the
groom officiating. The wedding was n
grand affair The bride received presents
to the value of $4,000. The newly.married
couple took the 2:50 train this evening for
New Orleans
Exports of cotton to-day, SOP bales.
Arrests this month foot up PA.
Another variety show is to open here
Saturday night.
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DrNlsoS, Jan. 5l.-[Specal. Fired Mul
Ter has bought the stock OF Bennett & Co.,
dry goods, who assigned lately to A. II.
Coffin. The stock is invoiced at 50, 600 and
sold for $1,000.
Two young men, strangers, have been
taking in the town lately in bullGozipg
way. One OF them, John +. Day, took n
letter. IRON the post-oflice addressed to j. s.
Day, in which was money. order for $40,
which he had cashed. Postmaster Daugh,
serty and Deputy Marshal Wright arrested
him as soon as the fraud was discovered
Day comes from an excellent family in Ohio,
and il "all broke up" over his trouble.
A woman, a stranger. coming south over
the Missouri Pacific, was robbed of all her
money. A man jostled her as she was
,eaving the coach. Being en- route to visit
sick mother in Paris and moneyless, by-
ISLANDERS made up purse for her.
Every day settlers are conf among us.
men with capital, who invest In real es.
tate, which is now bringing, all over aud ad :
Jacent to the city, just double tho prices of
eight months ago.
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TExARKASA, Jan. si.-[special.l--J. IL.
Droughon, merchant and mill man, has
closed out his business for the purpose OF
engaging exclusively In banking.
Mr.. Dcnesch, clothier, closed his stock
this week and leaves for Cleveland, Ohio, 10
embark In business there.
b. Jacobs, grocer, sold his stock, and ie,
now proprietor Of the Kahn liquor house.
An old republican journalist from Little
Rock, Arkansas, came to the city yesterday, !.
drank too much democratic whisky, and ss
his republican friends failed to respond
to the mayors order for contribution
passed the day in jail.
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T0WELS.-One lot of Towels, $50 per do;
sold for less than soc. and are worth 6oc. One
Towels, 2ox42, ST. last and next weeks prices, ST.
Linen Towel, large size, at so, worth S2.5o. One
bleached Damask Towels at IFS, actually worth
lot Of bleached Damask Towels, extra large size at
worth $3.50. %
NAPKINS,-All linen Napkins s5c per dozer
from 6oc, worth 75c and will beagain at 6oc On,
key red Napkins for 5oc will be again 75c. All
Napkins at $50 per dozen, worth s..
TABLE LINENS. NS.-Heavy unbeached Table
3oc., worth 4oc One lot unbleached Table Damas
has been 6oc. One lot at 65, will cost next week s
QUILTS. S.-One lot Honey Comb Quilts, wit
borders, for soc. will not be bought again for such
One lot White Honey Comb Quilts for S. are well w
One lot at $I.2s marked down from I75 to S1.25,
up again to former price. One lot at ? 90, marked
$a.5o, Fancy Marseies Quilts for this weeks pr
last and next weeks price, S2.75. To close-A sr
fancy Turkish Quilts at $780, were sold short til
Goo, and later at $3.75.
BLANKETS. course they are not fresh, but
CHEAP. 1914 White Blankets, 200, fully worth
White Blankets at as, fully worth 81; 1914 White
tlrst OF the season were 4.oo-later $50, and no.
Blankets marked to $50 from S3.75; ia Blankets
ITO S5.75. Scarlet Blankets from 500 to $4.
LAP R0BES-From 500 to $3.50; from so
from 600 to SIS. These lap robes will not be marke
as we know we will not have any of them left at til,
week to mark up. We have not room to mention a
gains. We know also what stock some other
We think they'll have hard work to match these pr
rate. It will cost some money to doit Wemake TIL
3DERFUL REDUCTIONS simply because we
minedto give UNAPPROACHABLE BARGAI
SANGER BROTH]
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DALLAS HERALD,

4 AAE11tAk aNAaS a>Nes<""
shipping south from forty
psr day.
A subscription for S. C.
by the Mexican Central "
they think will be SUMO
be.o,e April ]. lsst
ltis expected that The
road will he completed .
Southern Pacific railroe I
river, shout the mlddle
thereafter through trainl
win be put on.
The railroads cuuing dt-
did an enormous business
larger earnings than any x
monthly averages over lsSC
$500 o and s6oO, 900. Thd
Der. lSs2, over Dec mbCa
From October lst 20 Jsuus
over the corresponding psN
| 500, 600. q
Mr.. J Z. Lockwood, {
ticket agent at ksRas Ciy
lar that the Memphis exta
City, Fort Seou & Gulf rsu
plated and regular trsinsry
Howell county, Missouri,
City. The line will restr
county, Missouri, about F@S
be completed and open for 4
about June |. 1883
The New Orleans TimeN
formation has been rseciy
source to the Ell ct that y
now want control Of the My
was made 70 the Morgan
fused, and 1t is said that Ill
ent time Is glad that they
to say tnat the Southern \
be built from NermilliolI
Rouge at an early day.
Rouge and Nermillionyillo
the Crosse Tete road will b
than fifty miles CT road.bel
new line. v
In reply 10 questions the,
. explains that there are 4 81
= Missouri, whose capital sto
bonded debts liS500 900, :
been watered this sSS, 50O,A
pretty nearly the cost Of "
be GO, 900 u mile. The net
- railroads, after deductins
last year wee ll,t00.0O0, 1,
or less than 4 rer cent 4
6S,O00 u mile. The railS
assessed for taxation VI
average valuation of aOOu,
LoUIsyILLs, Ky, Jant
around town that q syudia
and NewcoNb has reeentl.
large quantities Of L0uisvi'
Louis air line stock, throug
:. parties in louisville and II
- ing to secure entire controI
to buy some stock II it can
Just what Gould and New,
air liN does not appear VI
latter gentleman should
Huntington, their ultimate
- nect the Missouri Pacific al
- with the Chesapeake 4 oh
- The option price of the SID
Is stated 10 be SIS per shal
r. comb obtains Il at so low {
- evident intention to sell
the New York list, where,
took Missouri Pacific four
IS per share. while IL now
Flnancler of the City Of
construction on the line
aud Colima advances
have been allowed the |
Texas, Topoloyampo &
.r, which the company is al
- Topolovampo, on the Gul
sisio del Rio Grande, o'
run a branch from Topol
the state OF Sonora, anC
state OF slnnloa. II is An
Diaa, governor of oaxac
mus of Teh uantepec and
- work of construction on
road The track of the Me
IL a
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2 to lpoints higher.
rely steady, . points
y are steady or firm
luiet, without much
heavy for the day.
D was strong andup.
Ig Q cents higher on
} cents on pork than
srops of corn and
uutry last year, the
opinion that prices
lly says: ut is not
ulste prices Of grain
E dc lers in optious
1 of Nices, whether
70 coihN tq,pasS-,J!
mate h,eeSay deal.
VI N9
,hicayo 4 l,es SAWS.
ssthought pon the
.Nculatofs ~ Is II
leir operaiio& upon
one hand M de-
wheu some OF &ern
Ike very psrllc,E ,EI
1d-namely, the Z
-hO have sold shor'
vi out, In general
'nsideratlOns OF de
noadest sense. Tn,
u advance in prices
!. The turn one Wa!
upon his specrln-
pom the ratio OF de
pyinp or eel ins o
not make one con
8 II make one bushe {
here Is gr ~ ubund
I, spite OF all he cal
F., for a umo by max
bong run they mus
Itur0l level. Thi
must sell in orde
The supply is reall
effect must ulti
he must let IN
srket AZ lust or los
isiul Spectator doe
! artihcia ly, hut b
,est information an
fgment with respe,
be may temporaril
b of the natural lay
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Ward, Dewey& Patton, penitentiary les
sees, is still in the city, making h"rculean
efforts in small way TO prevent re tin
cation of the present lease, but il is evident
he is making small headway, the report OF
the committee appointed by the fifteenth
legislature to investigate the prison man.
agement having been hauled out and read
with much relish. From it, tonight, your
reporter culled the following;
The committee charge that many ana
great abuses exist both within and without
the wall of the prison, and that the highest
necessity demands speedy and radical
change. The committee think not only
many OF the employees, but all OF ene
lessees themselves have in Sreat
many instances been guilty o' innW
name and deliberate cruelties 20 oonyicts,
the worst feature of which is that IN many
instances these cruelties were visited upon
convicts least deserving " them, Whre III
too many other instances the more hsru-
enei criminals have been carelessly OF
corruptly allowed opportunities lot {;
an MANY instances the food fti = led
them has been of a character 90 .nauseate
instead of Supplying the pangs of hunger"
"Sour committee viii not even
commelt upon the tales OF horror,
told the committee by convicts. Some OF
them doubtless are true, and even II the
\ least horrible one DC so, u We're enough 70
show the after and Overwhelming unfitness
of such men as the lessees for the response
bic position thy now hold.
! lSiynedl NV. 5. COLEMAN,
chairman,
! All OF he above and much more Is being
raked ~. twill be remembered that TIN
I state sued the above trm, and obtained
= JUDGMENT Tor slS,Vo IN the dis
) Met court oil Travis county
inns judgment remains unpaiu, nh,
there are members OF the Legislature orue
enough 70 suggest that u be paid beior
: bids or suggestions oan be received nou
those who owe IT.
The present case is not understood, Pu
when 10 Is placed before the LEGISLATURE
VIII doubtless be found the pest possible
h Was uiawh W Wy thu pchsenuAy oVoi'
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BreInond,

BREMoSD, Jan. 3l.-[Speca
thief, by the name of Calvin
arrested here yesterday afterr
horses recovered, which were
the marshal Of Mexia, Texas.
Is a convict escaped from q y
farm.
Very little cotton Is coming,
Weather warm and pleasa
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Colorado.

COLORADO, Jan. 3l.-[Special.l Colorado
Is still booming. f. W. James Il Co.
bank was to-day reorganized into the Flu
National bank of Colorado, with paid s
capital of 100000, with Winfield Sc,
president; Isaac Il. Stevens, vice-presid
and y. W. James, cashier.
The city council last night granted
ofway for the construction OF water,
to +. w. James, banker; M. Hazard,
estate dealer, and capitalists from ab
General reports from outstanding ra
in this region show no loss In sheep an,
| tie during the late severe blizzard, Q
count of the superior grazing and ciis--
| here. 3H
M. Hazard, our leading land agsI
ports active demand q icr grazinl lsSd nd fen
fires are destroying M" "elf5t cpa,ihN'k
pcaana rGnshe men thi
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Athens.

ATHENS, Jan. 3l.-[Special. I-At the
church, at 7 o'clock tonight was one of the
most brilliant and fashionable we'd.
dings of the season, Rev. J. NJ. Brooks
officiating. Mr.. W. B. Chilcoat and Miss
Hattie Terrell being the contracting par.
ties. a large and appreciative audience
awaited the coming Of the twain to be made
one, and as the melodious strains of the
Wedding March pealed forth, the bride AM
groo!m'elect. with attending parties, Messrs.
W. II. Gassett and d. Murchison and Misses
Laura Murchison and Ida Neff, marched up
the aisle of the brilliantly-lighted church.
The bride was dressed in the height of
,ashion, and the groom in full dress. Mr..
Chilcoat is one of our leading business men
a worthy, highly. cultured and handsome
gentleman. The bride is one Of the beauti-
fnl and accomplished bellies OF our lit,le
city, loved oy all who know her.. We wish
them long life, Joy and happiness.
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W
Must Pay the r

SAN Francisco, Jan. q
eral Marshal has comm
the Central Pacific railro.
100000 with costs, on tn,
road has refused to car
gers, lunatics, prisoners
with thet
hid TO TIM
lest on ,
the le'
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'fes.sarrangersIh Ihssspog I'm ,Isanymagaka am.,
self With six.shootei i rs evening, II 10 ls5,,,.
ranging downward through the flesh Y Nr,aIpa,D.
severe, thsugb not thought to be danger,
ous.
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FoRr WORTH. Jan. 31.-fspecial. 1.-THE
city council met tonight, and discussed the
bois dare pavement. The majority favor
stone.
In the John Toward ct ux suit VI. the
Texas .. PacifE railway company, the de-
fendant showed strongly. The Jury VI
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SANGER BROTH

Notwithstanding the Numerous Adverti
q Goods at COST PRICES, we are Deterl
Q1Aersell Every Competitor. We do not
HRofits, nor Stop to Count the Loss. Unexce
Uo1ns will be found in all Our Department;
0tapce, the Following in our
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPART.
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Il y q <. --,,S-r'ss'v. .I..-,.-l l.afs.
Un1- ~ UatCio cs... r..y .. yOsos AssU City
capital stock, $250OO6. Alexander Mill
$4,000.
The comptroller to-day cancelled bonds a
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Dui,

DUBLIN, Jan. Si.-
man, Henry Denton,
in the gin here this me
geon, DR.. J. G.. 0'Brien,
TO amputate just below
patient is doing we'll.
There was one death last
Turner, from capillary brt
Gated with tuberculosis.
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c.,;sss. .',s.oSlp SOU ITucker VS.. Wade, from
Vet ria county; Muller vs.. Waite, from,
Fayelte county. Submitted: Boyian VS..
the state, from Polk county; ex parte Eli
Mcconnell, from Parker county.
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt, fur.
nished by the sigunl service in conjunction
with the several railways of the state,
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