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ELEVEN hundred and thirty.one seats for
the Cincinnati Opera festival were sold tho
first day, at premiums ranging from $50
down 10 ti2,5o. The amount realised from
the sale was s33,95TSO. This festival is
evidently destined TO DO as great a success
a. those which have preceded Il. AT the
preliminary sale last year, 1881 seats were
sold the iirst day, but the amount realized
was only about t3i 900.
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~anE suffering and disasters consequent
fVpon the European floods are becoming so
prominent and widespread that Legislative
and other assistance is being freely asked
iofthe sufferers. The cause is certainly
one where charity would bea grand virtue,
to say nothing of its humanitarian side.
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linstrop

BAsrnor' Jalt il,-rspecial. l-Yesterday,
on the road tNm Bastrop to McDade, a
wagon of cotton containing six bales. was
completely buruAd. 1t was fired by some
sparks which bid W from camp.tire neside
the road. The Notion belonged 10 Mr.,
Hirsch, a merchatt of this place, for which
he was paid,
The weather Tor the past few days has
been hue anu ouslness is lively.
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The various patriots who have been SC
materially benefited by robson in the past
arc, now that he is out of job anxious that
he should have the Spanish mission. lie
will certainly receive the proper recogni'
ton from the present administration.
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HERR MosT the eminent socialist (?) tells
the poor men who listen to hislectures, that
ifthey want money all they have to do is to
knock over some rich man and take it,
MOST has evidently been reading with sat
isfacton aud admiration tl stGs sapYqiSs he
exploits of The JAh,SsSs,Ss'
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THE bunko men now charge that, instead
of victimizing OSCAR WmpE, the aesthetic
philosopher victimizcd them by passir 6
counterfeit money and bogus checks uptn
them. If this be true, OSCAR certainly de-
serves credit for the precocious manner in
which no caught on to American progress
iyeness.
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Eagle ras.,

EAGLE tMs, Jan. n.-TSpecial. DIR.
WilI'amsoukoSell known in western Texas,
prac icingit Worelas, Mexico, was muir.
der"d IN MoIel as u FEW days ago. lie was
called to the por at night and shot down
by unknownNhrties.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Continued from First Page.
I'oncllo

ooNcNo' Jan, II Especial In the 50 600
match rpee Yesterday Mullen's sorrel mare,
Lady Mdta won the fist heat, but in the
second ll'at the sorrel left the track and
the race WAS awarded to Man,.ing's gray.
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ONE of the dreaded results ofthe failure Of
the Cooperative Dress Association is said to
be the fear that KATE FIELD will go back ON
the lecture platform. This would be an
awful calamity.
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WE are in receipt of an invitation to be
present this evening at an entertainment
by the Plano Amateur Dramatic club at
Qyeraser's hall, IN that town. We wish
.dste amateurs success.
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TnE first official act of the new mayor of
New York was to marry couple. This is
an extremely suspicious opening of the
new may or's term.
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home " cars New Years gift was calcu' ated
td'n"ot him oirfor 1888 in an extremely
pleasant frame OF mind(R 1t was a letter
threatening death If certain revolutionary
reforms were not granted.
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THE failures in the United States last
year numbered 6,73S, with liabilities foot
ing up SOL 100000. This beats all previous
wears
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Athens.

ATHENS jan N.-tspecal.l-Mr. NJ. T..
Richardson, one ot our attorneys has cirsu.
lated and succeeded In getting A large pum.
Der Of names to a petition TO tho yovernor
to offer o reward for Lirhtioot. Tho murjar.
or who broke our isil the other day.
"A 81 Louis hummer got ON a high lone.
some here TO day and assaulted one OF our
c,tzens, who reported HIM to the authoii.
ties, and the drummer hearing of the same
He'd the country Tor Tyler.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY IL, 1883.
INDICATIONS.

10, West Gulf States Fair weather; northerly
winds, becoming variable; stationary or higher
tenperatuTc
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Crimes and Casualties
KILLED HIS MAN.

CENTRALIA, LII" Jan ll.-Augustus Buda
young man living near Central City, yes
tcrday went to the house OF his brother-in
law, Henry Devlcy, and without warning
fired three shots, killing him instantly
Bnda escaped. Family troubles caused thu
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81; If 7! !!

is warranted topef.
nrrhss or S-islnal
Y. etc, and rcs,otts
Noulhfal Nigot" 81
tNcCss,s or tVilttae.
lhistrnCdy, Which
4 private pyartiCo ici
fall In curing . zen
and imr-r,s oncr.y ,
aged ngn wac .esT
tiGornting properties
ng nun the ccns.
4 habit Of Sai.AnuN,
nee ora tpsdy an
rdrpclh and c'e,,
Won tie refis rtnss
10 ancdyic to the ~
Ct, impaI,liig pvs
I vufpl state, the sAmi
| iwlulgcd IN. tn
. N,uU-baiNa, Noss,
NNa.aa.
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Passing on
| forest-coyere
road aud as N 3
the timber ifN
front. Immen
cord-woo6, Z 4 I
whilst at ever L
,ervals are pl
shipment, all Z seour,s =
dus,ry in what d or record
pie are driven I D property
| Reaching New and al
Whi'e river, a ii eoun'y,
banks, the tow. he uisIr
room-tbe growc ~, ana 1ae ~ ~ ,
down almost coI1ton ism
il is already la nj Any
shanties and suH is inn
tor former dwellitnent of u
ments, OF course teoi ma,
as time is given, f mn 1 !,
style. Great quantitis nch
transportation here "a; !
Its Importance as a ED
such as cannot be gilof
lected, even under the 20 .
ing aud terrible a c,seer ;
has just befallen it. Us =
Crossing White riyennci
handsome railroad brin /
ues on through a &C
country, passing numnd 4
towns and centers Oh o!
trades, while at Ford ~, y
come upon large railroi IN,
great brick cotton warivi.
dence of a large businpd
OF the river; and then,
bank of the Arkansas, N
nlflcent railroad hridgthS ~
ourselves at he depot, or
the capital Of the state, OF
We note that this, tan
state of Arkansas, g. is 4, j
built place, scattered o. or
ground, and having a ,s o.
The state capitol is oneIid
tlous and imposing ofn
but the United States 60 /
of white treestone, pres Il
ance. Little Rock has reC
manufacturing industry
and two oil mills, BEND III
leading interests being h6,,
receipts and dealings i'll
traffic growing out of Il
ton OF country adjoinil' I
makes ready apparent
name; and built upon 5
the river, tits capable of
ought to be, and | beli
pleasant and attractive Ct
respondent Post Dispatcl..
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Ciel,urne,

CLkprRSr, Jan. il.-tsptclal.l-T Da'.
las electric lighting company will doubles,
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suICInEp FOR LOVE.

ERIE, PENN, Jan. ll.-Reid Moore. n
young man living near Waterford this
county, entered Il $ ore in that village this
morning, bought revolver, and stepping
IN the sidewalk shot himself through the
body. The ball just grazed the heart and
produced a fatal wound. Cause, disap-
puintment in love.
IN TROUBLE.
New YORK, Jan. ll.--Garrett l.. Boyce,
president of the suspended City bank of
Jersey City. is held for examination in the
sum OF $40 Edward g, Shaw, the treas,
urer, it is supposed, has fled.
20 UNiNTEREsTING.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. IL The message de-
livered by the governor to the legislature in
Madison at noon, contains no comments of
particular interest.
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oOn begin negotiations and, if practicable

soon begin negotiations and, if practicable,
establish plant" in this city.
DR.. NJ. III. Mcfarland, father of W. G,
Mcfarland, prominent attorney OF this
city from Troy, Missouri, is here to make
Cieburne his future home. The DIR. Il as
practieed medicine constantly for ffiy-iour
years.
Ben Freiberg, the liquor dealer carried TO
Fort Worth by a United States Marshal,
last week, on u charge Of crookedness, has
been acquitted OF the charge.
The artesian well contractors have gained
a depth OF about 80 feet to-day.
Cotton receipts 10 day, 30 bales.
We are now enjoying pleasant weather.
Palestine
PALESTINE, Jan. ll.-lSpecial. - The
statement in the legislature that our sena.
tor could not take his seat because our
county officers had not forwarded his GER
titicate, is mistake. EX-County Judge
lowers sent the certificate to the secretary
of state before retiring from office, and the
newly-elected Judge Link sent duplicate
returns soon after. The fault is moi here.
We don't elect stupid, worthless officials
here. Anderson county officers know their
business, and do il.
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A INV,
l. LOnis, No.

" NVulo9 FAVs
hes, has been Longer
;onercal, Sexual
her Phys ieian In S.
silcnta krog.
itricture, Orohi'
sryDisoases and
hs Of The THROAT,
iralleled success, 90
satcly.
,Nity and impo'
: th, sexual excuses
}Dich produce somO
rminal ciiiisicni,
iory, pimrl5Srp
females, coninrius\
edering marriage
Gtly cured. Pamphlet
envelope Tor
'Ufc, or by nia.lINc,
Nn eostsnothing.
city for treatment.
! evcryVAefc. Cul'
J ,itisfrankly stated
Is IAN. to ! r. Al.
,G'tnnn. l ct.-r.
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, u nearly sncpsvs
lusCngtayingt,ic
tcctviy which tia
lAndthosc contcn,-
should knos
.te diseases. Humid.
lpes. sent securely
tanns1 Atifcss
u. ST. Louis. Mo,
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v
ss,s~,'n,1,iild side -,
''N,g alA-andt
w er,y Wntap.
y Ies and acCG
tNof any such I
~ yided by OH
.Eh sidewalkz
~ ordinance, J
Z -Jnd taxed adj
'SO,,bf conslruC,9
had asT
+ Ding said Il
LEN failingdy
: Salk, curbilt
frty, GccOrdiI
guilty OF L mi
NCd by civ
y,any one day
liars"
'harten of
W reSncas 70,
r h.nci es al n
OilS62. ms'W
IS. V. S,oss|l
HsEEzs Is aus,
NH Msal N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19

AT meeting of the Civil and Mechanical
Engineers society. held last evening, a pa-
per vas read by A. w. Tanner on the Con-
struction OF Theatres. The great points to
bear in mind in pla ming theatre were,
Mr.. Tanner said, to transfer all operations
possible ir the working of theatre 10 u
[ separate building OF fiIeproof construction
| Throughout, having solid division walls be-
tween the various parts OF the building,
| convenience of access, an extra exit door to
every entrance and contiguous TO ii; all
doors 10 open outward; the exit doorways
| to be the greatest width OF the whole pas
sage; absence OF steps in corridors; the use
| OF inclined gradients of one in ten in ufeler
ence; hand-r rails three inches from walls; no
corridor or staircase less than four feet six
incnes wide; an additional six inches lur
| every hundred persons to be accommodate
cd; increase of width ol corridors when 9th.
er passages meet them, by the width OF each
Guu,d passage; protection OF structural
irOnwork; no workshops either above or be-
low the auditorium; throe-ieet passages at
the back of all the circles; separate aud dis
tlnCt entrances and exits from the various
parts Of the house, and Il proportional area
OF $50 square feet for every hundred perso
throughout the lobbies passages and land.
inGN' VIC tOlllll'ulal EbuHLTY ItvulTVN II
provision Of two exits for 5000 persons aLd
three for 5000 There should he strong
wooden barriers in all spacious corridors,
breaking up possible crush and separating
the people into iiltcs; ana strong divisions
IN all suircasrs SIX feet wide and oyer. In
the form of u theatre he was in favor Of the
auditorium being in the shape of an ellipse
with its ma j0r axis ut right angles to the
stage. lie would have the boxes as few in
number as possible and confined TO small
space in the auditorium. The pit-goers he
would accommodate in the upper Yarts Of
the house, and devote the floors TO the
stalls, the first circle around the same being
slightly raised above the last row of stalls
and the circles constructed on canto-levers
without columns. Such house would
have light and agreeable appearance, and
he thought would successfully meet the re-
9urements of the present day.-[Pail Mall
Gazette.
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Dublin,

DUBLIN, April l7.-,S Smith and James Carey
eft the park in May. The two con.tables
on cross examination coald not agree as
TO part OF fence they saw Curley 90 over,
and were asked to point out the spot on the
map. They designated places $50 yards
apart. The statements OF kavanaugb and
Smith were somewhat in conflict, Kaya-
naugh swore Smith told him in the park
that Chief Seey was the object OF their mis-
sion, while Smith testified he was ignorant
OF the object of the conspirators, A servant
girl of James Carey identified Curley as one
who frequently visited her employers house
and in company with other invincibles.
Another girl swore that she saw Curley in
the park May 9th. James Carey's son
swore he saw his father aud Curley Ia the
vicinity of Dublin Castle the day the muir.
der was committed. James Carey testified
that he originally intended to lay
an Burke's body n card bearing the words,
Executed by order lnvincibles." Curley
said he wrote card Tor purpose idea was not
carried out. however, and Curlcy after
wards placed card in mail box of Dublin
Express (newspaper). Case for Crown
closed with taking some formal police evi.
dence. Dcavon, for defense, compared las
Curley to Titus Oates, who, like Curley, was
induced to swear away the lives OF innocent
men in similar circumstances, and by SINH.
lar system of lavish reward. This plot was
plot with one coDspirator, and that conspir.
at0r was Jas. Carey. Young men Of Ireland
should take warning from the fact that
nearly all the prisoners ut the bloody as
sault were mere boys. He was prepared
clearly to establish the innocence of Curley
bv abb. Peter Harlon, fathcr,in-aw Of
Curley and uncle of Joseph and Lawrence
~ hnr
swore that Curley was in his COMPANY from,
g to IL o'clock on the evening of May g. he
tween which hours the murders were COM
mitted.
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From tho German Capita,

BERLIN, April 1S.-It is likely that the
coronation of the Gear will be postponed
Till the 10th of Juno. The latest procama.
ton of the Nihilists merely refers TO the
Car in scorniul way, and say that he is
beneath criticism. Well informed persons
in Russia express tho opinion that no dan
ger nocd BIO feared. by the Car from the
coronation, with perhaps tho exception Of
the action OF some isolated fanatic, and
even that is unlikely.
The Sultan of Turkey has invited Baron
Won Galtz, of the general staff of the Ger.
man army, TO enter the Turkish service
and re-organize tho military education OF
the troops. The Emperor will permit the
Baron TO accept the invitation.
Workingmen are organizing for a gener.
nj strike Tor increase OF wages.
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such perverslan Of facts could be made
hun ~ they nsve e'en a" contradiction tbes
n ksd q Of The Elnsirslvr 10 publish the
facts as they are in justice 10 Mrs Spr-gue.
They TIA reciie that Mrs. Sprague brought
suit for divorce in Rhode Island, charging
adultery cruelty and failure 10 support her.
He answered by a cross bill charging her
with adultery, She prepared proof to suG =
port all the allegations, but on the trial
Governor Sprague and counsel proposed il
Mrs. Sprague would waive proof as 10 his
adultery he would withdraw his petition
and permit the case TO proceed on the
milder charge of nOn-suppOrt. The oropr-
sition was accepted, decree was granted
Mrs, Sprsgue on this ground, and she was
given the custody OF the three younger
children, the other child being under the
laws OF Rhode Island, not subject To the
control OF the court. ia vie y ofall the facts,
Tbs counsel say they have advised Mrs.
Sprague herself OF the permission VI the
court TO resume her maiden name.
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Rather iInrh on Snrnrnc

CINCINNATI, o., April l7.--Judgo Hood.
iy of this city and Winchester Britton
of Brooklyn New y ork, counsel for Mrs.
Catherine Chase Sprague, to-day sent from
here u letter to the editor of the Vmdicator,
Stanton, Virginia, referring to the state.
,nent published in that paper March 10th
IN which Governor Sprague was repre-
secuted ~ having said to the clerk of The
court, to the commonwealth attorney mud
80 Rov. j. ID, llullion in order to procure 4
license to marry and to induce the minister
to perform the ceremony, that he brought
suit against Mrs. Sprague asking for divorce
on tho ground OF adultery, that she answer.
cd charging him with the same cilenso but
that afterwards she withdrew the charges
against him. aud while this remained
aud he was granted divorce on the ground
named in his petition and that the cour,
decided the custody of tie children For tht
sake OF accuracy tho munster reduced this
above statement 10 writing. The counsel
say they can hardly believe II possible thai
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TOLEDO, o., April &C A. King e. Co.
o! this city have received over 1900 reports
covering every important wheat grow
ing county in Ohio, in Illinois, Mich.
igau, Kansas and Missouri One omar
ter report the condition very favorable one
quarter fair, one third poor, ono sixth very
poor. One quarter report the present con.
dtion in much better than two weeks nro.
one halireport lbs slightly better, one.sixth
about the same, one twelfth worse one
sixth better than n year ago. one quarter
Say as good, nearly half report it worse
an' one sixth say much worse than wear
ago. The season is backward the acreage
and reserves us about the same as at Ia,
corresponding time last year.
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PHtlADELrntA, April 1.-THE annual re-
port Of the American Iron and Steel asso
ciation shows large decrease in theproduc
ton Of iron rails in 1882 over 1881, aud a
small decrease in the production of open.
hearth steel rails and crncihle steel inEots
In all other articles there was an iGcreas,
in 1882 over 1881. With the single exception
of pig.iron. the increase in no instance
WAS large and even in pig-iron only IL pei
cent. The iron and steel imports of 1888.
made atotal OF 1865 tons; the value o
iron and steel imports over iron and steel
exports that year was $1,000 100. Ourpie
IRON production was obtained in twenty
six states and Utah territory. OF the to,a
OF 5l7S III tons Pennsylvania produced
2,lle 256 tons. Tonnage of iron vessels
built during the year, 40, Q96, which is tn,
largest III our history.
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Marine Disaster

N'JoCI,, ID. G., April IA shipping
disaster unparalleled at this port occurred
yesterday, -Four shipswere blown ashore by
ahurricane which lasted fifteen hours. One
vessel after parting from her anchor drilted
ashore. One sailor was killed by the fall Of
spar. The names of ,he ships ashore are
the Gettysburg. Southern Chief, Amer.
can Tiger and Connaught On shore, little
or no damage was done except to trees and
fences. The ship-masters were warned
20 take the ships inside OF Esquimaux
harhor, but neglected the warning.
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!, LONDON, April H.-ln Parliament lords
Duke Richmond and Carton moved that
the papers regarding the foot AMI mo lth
disease Of cattle be presented to the house,
and asked whv the Importation OF cattle
from the United States, as well as France,
was PROHIBITED. Lord President of the
Couuel and the Minister of Agriculture
dralvd The disease being prevalent to any
iarrr extent IN America, although the dis
e. -e1i,,ed there. The Wholesale prohibi-
The importation of American cattle
Is AZ Justified.
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"Al ladies who may be troubled with
nervous pr0stratjon who suffer from OF
ganic displacement; who have a sense of
WEAKNESS and Il feeling OF lassitud.; who
are languid in the morning; in whom the
appetite for food is capricious and sleep at
proper hours uncertain, should have re-
course to Mrs. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound
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for .@ahe.

FOR SALh-rown and land property In lew
ell county, Kansas. for sale, or will EXCHANGE
Tor town properly in Da las Texas Call ON or
write IN l.. I VANCE. at Central Hotel. swiss
avenue, lallas, lex, or Mankato, Kan. Open
fr ten days aprIo. lnt
L'OR sALt-A beauuiui lot, 2OUx250 feet nj the
l. south eud Of AkaTd avenue. surrounded by
streets, and on which is n rCsid, nee OF fong
rooms, hail gallery aud porico, with a kitchen
detached, and having go7d clstern. Lies lust
outside the city limits, abcnt ono mile southeast
tro the courthouse. Apply TO JONES 4
MURPHY. kcal Estate Agents No 7Oy Main
ss'cu' aprig-lw
k'uR oALE-A Sc ond hand brick machine, in
1 good or1er only Ia use ono season: WIN
make 10000 oiick day; will be sold cheap aud
warrant 10 give satisfaction. J, Il, CIristian
Atehta, leNNs, II rl3-2w
tNoR 'lE-Complete outfit steam brick ma.
chime. engine and boiler, dirt crushcr.
moulds, leans wagons. sheds, etc. cheap for
Sash or ON time. j. Il. Whitseler, ouioana.
'cN"S. mArSi-2u
LuR SALE--My undivided hall interest II, Inc
u Ahney n Pointer herd of cattle, about 40
head, located n ShRckeford county, Texas
1 W, Abney, Denton, Tex. apri. i'm
IGOR IA E-Engine, Boiler and Spice Mills. In
good oder. f0r further particulars Cnll on
mario I'm MCENNIS & co,
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DEFERRED NEWS.


NEw loRS, April 1.-THE police have
made the discovery tina, the seizure o.
gambling implements last night was not
justified in the law. The Penal Code Nu-
thorizes the seizure o. the parsphernalia II
the owner Is arrested and destruction of the
srtices ensues II the owner is convicted.
Action for trspass is supposed to lie
against the police.
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tfostettec's Ritters.

What the grea
restorative, Hostel-
.er's stomach Bit
terS, will do must
be gathered from
what 1t has nOAe.
1t base 0eQ'ed rqd
ical cures thOu-
sands of eases Of
dyspepsia, bill Gus
disorders, intermit.
tent fever, nervous
affections general
debility, constipn-
ton, SICK heAdrChc
mental hespoudotl.
cy and the peculiar
comedian . an d
nisabi liticq To
which the feeble
ere so subject
For sale by I'LL
druggists AMI deal
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RIO GRANDE DIVISION
gan trains run Daily.


Az ToSsrkona With ST, Louis Iron Mounts, IN
" southern railway for all points north and es 8,
man ga" SheL'
At.llSbnrg with East Line & Red River rail.
ard Gre, uvilo. SPiiuhs
Az Big sandy with Texas & Pacific railway fo,
Wcatherord, Fort Worth Dallas md ali nS,r rVs
on that road, """ "'' poihH
A. Tyler with lntornational& Great Northern
railway for ralest ne, Troupe, Houston, C;sives.
ION san Anlonio, Austin aud New ofieans,
Central raj way for Hous, on, Gniyest n nsIias
sherman and all other points on tina, line, '"'
~ Mcuregor with Gulf Colorado and sato Eo
lrawW for Fort Worth, Cleburnc, Morgan Nal.
on Lampasas Milano, Brenham, Rosenburg
NaiVesloh and al intermediate points.
oro,. J, b, yANDYNE. Gen'l sup't
GEORGE W. LlLLEY. Gen'l Pass, Agt