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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02
COMMERCIAL.
CHICAGO MAEKET.


CHICAGO, Sept. l.-Cat,le receipts, 5000;
steady and unchanged exports, IS 10 to
s. 50; good to choice shipping, 50 is to
1910; common to medium, 81 10 to IS
Sheep receipts. l,lO0; steady: inferior TO
fair, $2.75 TO 80 80, good to choice, 81 10.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEw IoRR, Sept. Wheat, cash, IA
lower, closing steadier options closed firm ;
steamer No, ) red, 81 II; No. 3 red, Sl.lil.s
to Sill 81; steamer No. . red. $lli; No, .
red, 81 Is S4 to Sl,l6 rs Corn, spot, with
out quotable change; options closed stead,
No. 3, 90 to 62 l-2; steamer, 90:
No. 9, 90 to 90 l.2, store; 62i
to 90 10, elevator; 60 SIS TO 1854.
atoat. Coffee firm. Sugar firm and fairly
active; refined, drmer; clarified, 65S TO I;
extra clarified, ! Is to 73S; white extra,
I 10 TO : 5,S; yellow clarified, 6 10; of A,
Z S4to s; standard A, s is TO s Ia; couiec.
TONERS A, sid; powdered SIS to 0. gran.
ulated, s Lie. Molasses quiet, aud un-
changed. Rice iirmer; Ra COON, 2l.2 IN
bond; Pstna, o is, duty paid, Wool steady
aud moderately active; Texas, "a to %,
Lard steady; 70 to $50.
NEw oRLEANs MARKET.
NRw ORLEANS. Sent. l.-Bulk meat In
fair demand aud tirmer; shoulders, q - Il
G.S5; long.clear and clear rib, 81 to rs
Others unchanged.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
Sr. Lou,s, Sept, l Flour unchanged
Wheat unsettled and lower; No. . red
81 03 l-2 10 81 0l, cash; Sl04, September
St06 81, October. Corn lower; IS l.2 e
10 Ia. cash; Al 10, September; IS Is
OOtoOer. Oats easter; % H., cast; 25 is
September; % "a, October Whisky steady
st.ll. CofnmeAl dull ard lower; S2.i5
Provisions unchanged; olly Job trad,
done. Cattle receipts, $50; unchanged; sup
oily very light and only small local trad,
done. Sheep unchanged; Texans. $3.50 Il
1915.
KANSAS cTrt MARKET.
KANSAS CRY, B,pt L-wh at weak; No
2ied, 81 l.9, cash; IS 81, DC ober; 30 IL
November Corn lower; 81 nd, cash; 3
Uid, 0itober. Cattle receipts. 900; quie
and unshar ged. Sheep unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

GsRMANY il going TO continue to harms
and hit at France until some day the latir'
country will rise In its might, and show
BISMARCK and the German Statesmen that
Freuc imen fighting for France are very
diiIereu, men from Frenohmen lighting Io'
LOUIS NAroLRoN. The Germans are nov
attempting to invalidate or inci'e China 'C
regar as invalid. the recent American
Frenci treatv.
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DoksKY's revelations have either RULED
the equanimity OF ArroRSEY.GESERAL
BREwsrkR or the latter Is trying to plat u
blud-Same on the people Of these United
States. lie wrote to COUNSEL KER; push
the case against the star.route thieves, fol
there must be no relaxing of Efforts to con
Wet these offender against the people Of
the United states." In view of the ygor-
GUS " action OF the attorney general 30 far
In these cases, this squirt is amusing.
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TnE president and part having spent Just
m nth rouehing II In the Yellowstone
region, will return to Washington this
week. The country has not once BEEN
m .de practically aware that the president
was out of Washington, and ifthe trip will
enable The chief executive of the nation to
perform with greater ..satlsiaclion and ease
his duties this winter, no body ought ic
complain about his iunketing tour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

In response TO the rage for carcature, one
ofthe vices OF the times, the editor of Punch
an another comic writer propose to bur
lesQuc or arody snAKksrKARE throughout
From the poor reception given to tie great
dramatists plays Of late years in many
qusrtors, II Ia more than probable that
such IN undertaking would be by many re-
Rardoi rs greser than the original. But
what IL lame among such people
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CHALMERS, of Mississippi, is getting him
self into hot water and very unenyiabl'
situation again by using, as is alleged and
now seems clear, forged telegram in on,
OF the public meetings recently attended by
him. The individual from whom the tee
gram was attributed denounces II Us IA pur'
piece Of forgery. Fusion In Mississippi
CONTINUES 10 increase the general confusion
OF the time and occNion.
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Wa invite attention to articles in thi,
MORNINGS issue entitled Texas Grasses
Stock Water, the Homestead Law. and
Legitimate Fruit, by MAJOR JouN Henry
BRowN. They were Intended for our LIST
September edition, and were put in type
for the purpose, but the pressure on the
columns became 50 great toward the last.
through the reports from cities and towns,
that all contributions of Il general nature
had to be omitted though set up in type
for the insertion. Bet the subiects.matter
are so valuable, that we now find place
for them in the columns of our Daily and
Weekly. They are written with care by
the hand of experience, and will be read
with interest and profit.
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Turew was n u.ao,u gathering Ia tho Ar
linpton hotel Mt Washington city the o'he'
day. MALONE, LoNGsrREET' CHALMERS ah'
otner OK. Confederate leaders, who conuo
nearly all tho southern patronNgeand wan
TO control what there is lett, met ana Ut
doubt decided upon giving the south go
idly to ARTHUR II the president recognizes
than as the southern bosses.
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WIN Henry Irving comes over the
Am arcan intervicwers will have regular
bonanza. lilo will even bring two amanu'
enses with him, who will interview him
when the American reporter gets tired oil
him. Henry proposes to see America anu
talk Am,rici, having caught on TO the al
veriislns Dodge pftbc European stars who
have hereto lore visited US, ard upon his re.
turn to I'm gland to write book abou, the
United States.
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Tur north cannot pppreclu'e the 'rn'
strength of the republican parry III wv
south. Replying to GENERAL LoNdsrRrEr
remark that the republicans are ghihinl
strength In the south, the AtlPnta oons''
tuition says: with the thermometer II
$50 in the shade this remark Is both VIII!
and
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The Washington Post charges that s'u''
the beginning of the current fiscal yea''
no, less than 100000 OF public funds ap'
propKi led by congress for the ma'n'en
ance of the several departments has been
diverted from legitimate uses and corruP'.
" expended in promoting the personal
pleasure of various officials OF high ana 10"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

Iristhe op,mon oi the Chicago Iim'f
Aha, tho Ohio correspondent VINO has b'en
writing the batch Of stories about Jupoi
HoApLY's buying bis nomination. etc" 's
v,hal little more practice, going to S''
higher than TON OcHILTnrE, JOE MuLhNr
80, ttprpKINR nr q TIL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

FROM our kilograms of yesterday morn.
ing we see that the case of the State OF
Texas We. Ella MCOoNNELL, at Weatheriord.
has been disposed Of The verdict OF the
jury.was for murder in the second degree
and the punishment assessed ut ten years
confinement In the county jail. The de-
PENDANT. in III Of jealousy, attempted to
kill his wife and killed his child Both
MCCONNELL and his wife formerly lived in
this city, and consequently our people tar G
great interest in the result of the case.
He was ably defended by LANHAM, a crimi-
MI lawyer of considerable reputation;
STErnENs and A. ]. BALL, all men o
ability. JUDGE K. H. WEsT, of our city, as
sisted in the prosecution, and from the
Weatherford Times we see that he opened
the case for the prosecution and did himself
great credit, which il verified by the verdict
of the jury. The communities both of this
place and Weatherlord sympathze with
Mas, MCCONNELL and heartily andc Sc the
verdict OF the jury.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Are the greatest medicines ON earth.
J W ADAMS, Newark O.
The half has not been told as 10 their curative
powers c. a WILLIAMS, Providence.
They cure IN every case.
II " Be"CRw>Y NJ y. Frankie, n II
My friends know how | suffered from salt
Rheum an II cured by them
Mrs. A Il BROWN, Maiden.
Cured me Of ScrofOlous Humor of thirteen
years duration
J. RICHARDSON, c IT,, New Orleans.
CUTIruKA REMEDIES ut all Druggists Price:
CuriCuRA, 80 cents: q SOLVENT. 81 SOAR % cts
Potter Drug ana Chemical Co. ISostnn
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SILVER WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs Bryant celebrated their sill
yer wedding last evening at their residence,
'orner OF Columbia aud Jefferson street
Il was truly AN entertaining sfiair.
The HERALD returns thanks for a complh
nentary remembrance of waiter filleC
With good things sent to the sanctum aboui
midnight. striking us at the Oppnrtun'
lunch hour. Every participant pledged tbs
thoughtful friends the sin3erest wishes tina
hey may live TO celebrate the golden wed
ding, sccompsnied IN the meanwhile Will
Heavens choicest blessings.
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NV ORLEANS papers say that 'ne ~
n,oschinp state canvass in Louisiana IL 'h'
ALL absorbing topic in their city ana 'n"'
the campaign throughout PROMISES TO De %
uvaiv as most Of those Of II few wears Sine :
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SOME Of the London journals are 'e"e''
Ing at the fuss New York IS MAKING os )
LINN coLEmpeE The chief justice Is &c
: inlv no big ION at home as would ~
naar from this
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THOUSANDS OF LETTERS

In our possession repeat this story: have been
atarri6le sufferer for years with Blood and Skin
llunOrs: have been Obliged to shun public
Aceshy reason ofmy disfiguring hum0rs have
had the best physicians; have spent hundreds
Ot dollars and got no real relief uuti used the
CutIcuTa X NEEDLES. which have cnred me- and
| LETT INV hkln and bloc as M as Il nhiln,s
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InDiUA1IONS.

For the West Cult States Fair weather not' !,
oas, 10 sou,nea,t wtuds, shlfin to sod'hetY =
The west portions stationary. or slight '''e y
..,ororatnre. stationary haromeier.
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ITCHING HnMnRS

Bakers BARRIERS Grocer'S and Waaherwoman'S
1t h, itching PIl-s aud Drlcste Itching Hu
mOrs peculiar 10 both sexes, which are pa tie
ular distressing at this season, ae instantly
bv the above treatment. Now is the time. when
the pores are open and the perSpiraiiOn album
dant TO cl, anSe the blood of mpur ties and
the skin of ioruring and disGguring humOrs.
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GuttCura.
Itching and Burning
Itching and Burning !

ECZEMA, or salt Rheum. with its agomzing
II itching ana burning, instantly reliev 10y
a warm bath with Cuicu Il Soap and a single
application of Cuicura, the Great Skin Cure
This repeated daily, with two or three doses of
Cuticura Re, ovent. the new Blood Purifier, IN
keep the blood cool the Precipitation pure and
u irritating the bowels Open the liver and i'd
neys active will speedily cure Eczema. letter
Ringworm. Psoriasis. L,chen Prurilus. Sc,ld
Head, Dandruf and every ecie3 II Itching,
Sraly AMI Pimply llnmors # he Scalp and
Skin when the best physicians aud all known
rptnpdipL fail
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LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE. Sept. Especial Ticket
No. 81 .0S6 drew the first prize; No. H,412,
second prize: No. 1912, third prize.
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Chicago, Sept. 1.-Steph'n A. Douglass,
son OF the deceased senator, is lying seri'
ously i'll at hisresidence in this city.
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READ THE FOLLOWING QUOTATION,

The foregoing speaks fort.
self and requires no comment
Call early, as we are conf.
dent the assortment will son,
be broken at the above figure.
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KANSAS CRY, S,pt l,-Wh, at weak; No.
2 red, 81 10, cash; IS 81, DC ober; 30 IL,
November Corn lower 81 nd, cash; IS
and unshar ged. SHEEP unchanged.
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General News.

SENATOR CAMERON ILLNESS. 49,
Senator Cameron. Of Pennsylvania is
quite i'll at his residence in Washing
ton. His malady is Of such nature
az to require snrgics! treatment, and
an operation will be performed soon
after the adjournment Of Congress.
Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing. smarting. irritation Of the
urinary passages. diseased dlschargea
cured bv BuohupaibA. 81. at drng
gists Prepaid by express, Sl.2o, 8
for S.. E. S. WELLS. Jersey City
N. J.
Westminster wants to emulate
+ Frederick, and proposes having a
grand carnival Oh E4ster Monday
This is a capital idea, and we see no
good reason why such an affair should
not lie grand success. Let our
Westminster contemporaries agrtate
tho matter, and use their influence to
pet M celebration that Will reflect
credit upon thMr beautiful and nospi
table city .-lndt.r,
".+ 1here is no arguing n coward
into courage" But even the coward
may he brave after trying Kidney
Wort, that medicine OF wonderful ef
lir.cr IN ali diseases of the liver and
kidneys. 1.is prepared in bo'h drv
and l3uid form and c,n always be
relied on ~ an Effective caItart,c dr.
liuretic Try il.
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BRAIN and NERVE.

Wells Health Remover, greatest
remedy on earth for imhotence, lean
ness, sexual debility, ho.. 81. at drug.
aists. Prepaid by express, $l.o5, 6
for SIS. Z, S. WELLS, Jersey City,
y j.
Marshal Basaines book is entitled
"Episodee Of the War Of 1875 and the
siege Of Meta" It is dedicated to ex
Queen Isabella ofSpain. Among the
documents which appear in ths work
are Marshal Basaines autograph re-
port to the Emperor Napolen owhile
The latter was at Wilhelmshohe, and a
.etter from the Marshal to the Em
,ress Engspis, dated September istl
1870, advising her to take horse and
assume command OF the Meta division
Tie Marshal considers that the lie
'iensive qualities OF Alsace Lorraine
we're not utilized to their fullest ez
tent. Re ASSERTS that the dieorgaDi
14t:on Of the War Department at .h'
beginning Of the war rendered it i'm
possible TO obtain useful information
Or instructions from headquarters
declares tha, be never saw mitrall
ieu.s uu,i; chat weapou was brongb
NO ,to!2
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The Cnmtn ation buggy, leash price ut 'artory'
400, Of Witch ,h9h "c1trt pr, senlhlI'e Hth',
has become known US the very best for ehsyr,Gi Y
aud durable qualities. Yeas ~ mUSttryi"Enst,
In private and inl.verv has nbnndantlv proved TINS
:ac,. These bnggies IN cr' . -n.pN, hrs1class
hcirr IN rNu'acturea ny tue ~ ovid rrnOrHnpN
(&IIyMBys s.,'GGG COMPANY. Uf Co
lumbus, Ohio. Knns"s N'ity. No, and In
dianat,Oi,s, Ii;d., wNn g ~ rt IS evcrrThere
.cknow1edg 4 by thosn uhoare ucTua.n ed with
It ~ strictly first class.
Eiu.e attempting tn ea this Bonarza prpmt
INN We expect you tn write to IN" colt MBC0
Esri..Y dOnPAEY. COsUmbus, o.. who
VII sCrwa-d fun description. of this buggy Srcir
panied with hundr d. nf tesimnniaIs- a"a"a
here wi ! allow rs 10 only describe the rc"ui'n!
merit OF the ln,z!tul!Al central spring. marked
~" on cut ,Thia rr"vep's the tor.onal strain ON
the end springs which ca ises them 70 become
looss, and rattle. u \ fre""en''y break. besides
Il axids the elasticity of tie sprines producing
easy riding qualities Gully frt class IN .teriAl 10
used--steel tires and a~as, trimmings OF mover
fading cloth or fancy leather.
yov sample co,,ics of CITY AND COUNTRY. Pvene-
tuun Lists and Special Terms To Agents. sddfass
CITY AID COUNTRY,
al7, 2Io, T. 22I n. High Street,
NsrL,u ctie pAps,1 c0LC3BC1' %
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Now York. March 81, 1883.


bad talk with wel.known
clergyman on the Temperance. or
rather Moderation raovement just Or
,ganized By hish and mighty church
party The gentleman referred TO.
although old and feeble now, in his
time did great deal Of good, suhstan
sial work in the slums Of New York
Said he: This work will never amount
20 much. In the frs: place the idea
Q: restricting the number Of drink ing
places amounts to nothing. Should it
10 carried oIt. there will be just as
much drinking as before, because
drinking men will not reduce the
quantity they are IN the habit Of con
sum.ng. All that it will do is to in.
crease the receipts Of q few dealers
who have political influence at the
syrsnee Of those that have not. Then
too, tie way in whioh these people go
- wcss is wrong, They announce thai
+hey who are not such as others are
.nsant TO pull out those who are de.
Graded and corrupt. Now. they may
have the beet Intentions in the world,
bat 1hen You tell these people seq
hsre, m3 friends. I am not slave to
.:..no-. ! so clean and respectable. I
hsloag 10 FIRST class church, and !
.aeau to raise yo9 out Of the depths
into which you have fallen, because |
have contempt FOR your surround
.iuga, YOU talk in Pharisaical spirit,
and yon naturally repel the very per.
aous whom you GEEK to approach. !
-cv", saw good work more wrong'
COMMENCED.
Viii. the police last Saturday were
sllsioc themselves with knocking
oat' sslmi Mo5se's Passion Play at
BIS "hsatre, or rather tsmple-as he
calls i, in Twenty. third Street; n
sarsee boxing and Starring entertain.
,nent on the part Of amateurs took
!acs 1t Tammanv Hall.
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DR OKLlIa 8 PFouTz Tonic ELIxfF
AND PILLS.

Dir OKLlI1 q PFoUTz TONIC ELIXIR
AND PILLS.
The reliable preparation 40 highly rec
commended by ts inertia This medicine
IL known by It's curative powers from the
East to ibc West. from the North to the
South. owing to the purity Of the medt'
cine Tnd the satisfaction 1t has given, the
demand is largely increasing |, Is the
great cleanser and purifics the system; reg
uates the liver, hearts, lungs and kidneys;
cures dyspepsia; il invaluable ~ a tonic
will impart strength 10 tire system, restores
lost appetite. aud is also certain to remove
all distractions TO tn regular course nt ma.
turc in females Ii will also strengthen the
weakest cord, rcStur" down hearing, ard is
a sure remedy for Whites, pain III the back
side or under the shoulder blades, heas!'
ness ON breast, or helching of wind.
nR. ProUTz's CEKTifcaTks.
Dr. PtoutZ Drmr Sir: Having been a.
fc,ed for long time with dyspepsia and
4 general prostrntinn of my nervous tyS.
TEN ana having used Il great many mcdi-
cincs without experiencing mlv re!ie', |
was induced bv your agent 1T ,.is place to
try bottle Of juur ic-EHXir and found
great relief hefure had usel half n bottle,
HNN HOW uIHHf DtisC'S ~ Sh'N' R|'
nanrnt cure.
A married lady vino is not willing TO
have her name published states: "Tongnc
cannot tell wha. suffered from n dehili
luting whites and down bearing Of the
WON'T. 1 tried all sorts Of remedies and
physicians and It'll did not get cur Il The
best physicians only gave me temporary re-
l,r | continued in this way until l was
compelled 10 keep my bed more than bait
the time Twas Recommended TO try your
Etfxir which did. ! am now fully res'or
I'd to htn'nh to the gren, joI of myself and
husband We cond pr"c"Ie qn,tea num-
hrr If hi, Glass OF certificates tut Tor ob
vous reasons they wonl. n"', OF coLrscnl
low tteir names To- bc published.
For Sale bv DR. VI. T. Leaihcrman, Me
chanics,nwn, James Elder. Emml',shuig,
Schlrv IL Bro. aud CARROT Il Co., drug
gi.,, Frederick. Md An orders addressed
to VI b. Pinuz, ayncsboro, r., viii he
promptly filed
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Die tho House

Ask druggists for Rough on Rats
Il clears out rats. mice, hedbucs
:,aches, vermin, flies, ants, insects
-5c. per box.
.Ale1. Il. Stevens, ex vics-pres,dent
{. the Southern Coniederacy, ex
msnb.r Of Congress and Governor o!
Georgia at the time Of his death, died
At Lis hone in Atlanta "a. on Sunday
liarch i:h, aged II years,
The two great wing sho,s OF the
World Capt Bosardrs and Dr.. Carver
shot two matches at one huudre1 pig
sons each, the FIRST 90 February 22nd
and the othe. OIL March 3rd, at both
oivhicb Csr:.. nogardus was defeat
ed.
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For $l.25 City AMI Country and
Thirty Books.

HnSTyzS.Y H'RiLi5. - F"b'y.-To nrst
g.vlnI md "" ver>t r"' he bibl". 'ortrt':,a
'W,,"e.r's So .cr'lW nu tp' y ASH '"i Nlkf ana
10 n,oRa MARCH, - ro first Tea stating ccrrect
y H.. n'-'r nj pli"S W rl' Reverend "'t'!rs ~
Nh'rAt,i %h"rr, q y ,Ep QUITS o'H year q q
n Self. ,iiu,'in; W trh y. Ap"N.-7n the
one ci"ip, tn lNr.a,' n>i If words ending III
"unrs" IrT ASH C"i*r"Y one year ara y"
,n)ks Com nt,D.s FIR d. 80 pr'rtS m"st en-
c,use ton cents for can IRE. + '"s ~.
bounced in March, srril, and .iLg Issues, aud
cupirS sent 10 90 nII'fl'"iS. -,
Thy above are the most Astounding 'ters o. the
century. rnr niryndy"cry cNitnd"! "iEeNInt'on
# r,ry .vp CHrSrRv and the great demand 10Y
these works unable uf ~ make th!s.u!!"rhilet'h
o .cr cay ,No COUNTRY 80 A-0nge. IiIustraleh
I!,eraIva1d Agricultural monthly which Is de&
tire n have An pnnrnonS circulation ana ire
nendou IN influence. and Is already recognized
..uder ANY oun sending IN tn" money who cap
hoSE,rrY SAY aieT HI" not perfectly IllS"n WIN
the b. ,Ks can have their mon2y proT'tlE re-
+ nd"h. We -npr,ntr" entire satisfaction. MOD
{, by rt~tO,'t" order " registered letter Ian? oe
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Newspaper Law Declsions'
Gotham Gossip.

4 Wrong Way II Treating the TEN
pt7uncs Question -GcnAemen Slug.
g:rs.
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Our 6raai Premium Ener.

TOr JSO suSvrrthcrs 10 CITY AID Col%'
THY Il, ~ 90 per Year VS. win present the sender
oi The Cat, with & ha i>ouln L'"inbt
Eprine BD -"y. mo top, w" vi 'hs" rAyth@
freight, so tAnt thG club rrhcr Will have ho.ini.S
to pMy ont OF his own pocket
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bridge Notice.

Notice 20 hereby given tina, the Subacri-
hers, Citizens nf Frederick Count" In the
State of Maryland intend to Petition the
County Commissioners ofsaid County after
the expiration of Thirty days from tine
first publication Of this notice to build .
Bridge over Owens Greek on the Road
leading from Graccham ~ Emmitsbulg
near Abrahar, F. Ro'ldy's residence in the
18th ELECTION District ofFreder'ck County
in tue State Of Maryland.
AhrSl,nm A. Roddy. Fred'k White.
John r. S,oner J 9. Frey.
N. S,aushury.
Feb lot.
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PUBLIC Sale!
OF IL EAL ESTATE.
TWO-ST0RY HOUSE

Barn. Wash house. smoke horsr and 9th
rr on,hrillings There i, u variety ofirui!
on Me premises
SElND Y Ii. A Iruri Of
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-08

Col. Harry GiI,nor, of war fame
lad in Baltimore on Sunday last Of
.aocerous affection OF the face.
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N1DUYf.t T1rIAND
Executors r. ice.

Nrlc" is htrt!N given ,lnt thr suhscrit
or has eb'ntu",i from t'"h"n'' r''
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ia, esin'c uf
PATTARA + TONS.
lat, Of Frrdgt,k county, q, ceased. A !
prrs,no h.viug claims ngajnN ihr sn''' &c.
ceased atr hereby w'rnri 'o exhibit 'Ir
same with ihr vulrier> thereof ~ oi | e.
hor. rhr 2ttu DAY of Angus 1881; they may
otherwise bv law hr cxc,nucd frnn the
ren,ti, &c sand estate TNosr in'irb,ch to
the aid Il ctr,r, axe desired to make I'M
media payment
WILLIAM II. BROWN
Feb Is Al. Executor