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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-21
'r0l2lL LEXICON.
,,,olt OF the Base Ball Game
YeSteraAy.
,.ony as Seen AT the Theatre
Last Night.
-, Other Items AbOu. the CITY.
~, Other Hens About the Cit
..,. r,1I.MArOu GAME.

BASE BALT~hATOh GAME
ussouri Pacific base ball club ANY,
\, eity On yesterday MORNINGS north.
4, vain over the Texas Central from
I'm, and took quarters at the WindsOs
large crowd assembled at the
[a1rse yesterday afternoon to witness
.softEo games to be played between
I'd the Brown Stockings of this city.
~ ~ a GOOD deal of Inference OF opin.
,oortinr CIRCLES as to which was the
4 Xxx and q deal of caution was exer-
\! ~ Tseers made, as a Gloss game was
IA nv all. Both Clubs did some fine
n, ADD O happy strike or catch was
| led with vim.
y was umpire but failed to give sat.
,or 10 the Missouri Pacilics, who
Ibat his rulings were erroneous, and
"A lbem. The Browns on the other
ov that Hogan's decisions were IN
,rcordancs with base bail rules. On
| s,sp,h inning. Mansfield, of the Mis-.
p,nl6cs, was at the bat when the side
ant and on the eighth inning the
! allied him agsi to the bat He
4 .6r.t base. Inc Browns objected to
,nng to the bat twice in succession
A sOuabhle ensued and the player:
he field. The umpire declared the
,glayor of the Browns by score o.
Init afterwards the score was fixed al
Tho visiting club is rather sore, but
| hsy will play the other game this after
Il was after no one else would &C
4 soire that Hogan consented to serve
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Bregman, the Cleveland diver, tells the
Lakes, near Ghead. 10 dive for the body OF
a man who had gone va swimming with
Two companions. | found an immense
conc0urse OF people On tho shore. /
searched several hours, but found no body.
Months aNerNard | met man from that
region and he said! Say, mister, 80 Won
know why you couldn't find that body p
gave II ur. Way the How Was up Va
TIN pineries OF Michigan. When he sunk
he yam To the other shore, where he had
anotl er suit OF clothes hid. lie wanted to
get away from his wife and that's the way
he did ~ ~
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Buy your groceries a. Alslon,s.


The strikers in the yards Of the Missouri
Pacific and Texas & Pacific roads are hold,
ing out yet for an increase of IS per mouth.
They were getting $50 per month. The
roads decline TO give il and have set about
rehlling their places. Mr. NJ. 5. jay, the
division lghi agent, lcN yesterday morn
ing Tor Marshall. The switches are TANNED
WIN freight that Is delayed aud The switch
at Eagle Ford is also lilied with them,
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ASSIGNMENT or CASES.


|sDment Of cases In district court for
week beginning Monday, October q,
Waterman. Starr 4 Co, vs.. Il, b. War.
l-LW Smith va. Leonard, Bros. 4 Ran.
|-FmnCi' Fox vs.. Silas Reed.
Is. II Cockrell & Co vs.. Penniman
~ II. Cochran, guardian, VS.. James
|,sdetal.
". II CASTOR VS.. ] s. Burtln.
DIV. II CASTOR vs.. ]. b, Hatch.
-lOhn Naples VS. Texas Pacific railroad
boy
~. W. Blnyon W. K,alby & Rockies.
q ". Parker VS.. w. G. Howard etal.
Dillon & Barrow vs.. Cleveland ct al
Nv. Y Thompson vs.. Texas & Pacific
'lso0b Eugene VS. ". A HarwoOd.
-sepheu Moore vs.. ban Carver
Phillips & Barnes VS. Nicely 4 Caldwell
j. B, simpson VS. Texas x Pacific rail-
snpanv.
~. Z. Fitzgerald VS.. Lcsmm Field et al
-Comeliu, p'eston VS.. Julia A, Nernoy'
w Manning W. A A. Mhissen etal.
J B. Wilson VS. Dallas Car company,
larry Klein vs. Ike Loeb
-Soland, NcRoskey & CO. vs. Dallas Car
Cy.
John Bookherst Va. CIV FAINT.
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.erisy, all Of a sudden, that he had some
pAper thar fell due in Dallas bank, and he
mounted mule and started for this city AZ
allVely gate, fearing his aaper would 20 10
protest. He urged his mule on and in hi,
excitement did not notice how fast he was
travelling, and as he was coming down Elm
SIeet the poor animal fell dead. Colonel
hooefls was rather late at the bank, but
everything was satisfactory.
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a0RsE.rnIEYEs rnILEn.

Nleves, Friday night attempted to
.wuple Of horses from the stable OF
~ Glebs & MoCullaugh, which is
|,svon tile Missouri Pacific railroad,
.aont the corporate limits. They
animals bridled aud were on the eve
aung them when q guard who
:, we premises, fired on them, though
~ ~a'uect, They iorsook the horses, how
! made their escape to the Trinity
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Maine, 50 years old, has since last spring
woven 100 ysrds OF carpeting and sowcd
rags for thirty yards morg, end is nov spis.
ming the wan, for twenty yards OF mlled
cloth preparatory TO weaving II herself She
can spring out OF carriage with An agility
that would do credit Co a lass OF TO- At 40
she was thourht 10 be running down with
4 OpanrnptfOn
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90 oaEn MAKRIAGES-

following marriage licenses were Is
,ahng the past week; A. ]. Register
4 I. Woliord: NJ. j. Wakeham and
Haley; G. W. Crouch and Rhoda
~ q. Durritt and Emma Cummings,
War and Corntlia holland; l. II.
and Margaret Conover; John Gle.
and /, McComas; William Day and
V1rki Frank Cannon and Ellen
Y, Flank Bull and Anna Buelii Tay'
NsTsy and Matte Simmons; J. +,
Nd Lillian Milioan.
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,nn1rloNAL rrR,oNAL MnNrIoN


f. Jacsrd. ofst. Louis is at the Windsor.
Rev. @. Rogers, OF Georgetown, CoL' is
stopping at the 81. George,
Captain II. Il. Irvine, Of the Texas u
Pacific road. IS at the Windsor.
-Nrs William II. Broldus and daughter,
Miss Nav, arc guests at the Windsor.
q Il. Craig. travelling salesman for
Schneider & Davis, is registered at the ST.
George.
A. Il. Richards, the urbane ptoss. agent
orC,leis circus, who has evidently figured
ali along the journalistic line, lies over IN
the city to-day Tor a rest
Attbe 81. George: J w Cornelius and
l1,5v Csdar Hin. + W BURNER, 5 Martin,
TsIimNn. II + Rose. Hutchins, p u TURK,
., 81 Iouis. T n Moulton and wife, james
| Cnnman. Miss Maggie orr, Lancaster; A Il
while and wife, + T. Roberts, sam Liant
| lanes LAWYER, John Jackson, 10 Pnhg'
,,ore Annie pringmore. Eddie Pringmore,
S,nhie Laine, Dora Laine, Richardson's y
II Adams, Helena, Montana i l.
rhanev' Chicago; Thomas Poylt,'
/ TaTss. A ID Ladys, Ierrtl''
y 'AD' Hughes. Sherman + A Cochuu,
D.ird, Thomas Uhl, Dallas, 7 NJ Clayton,
| Eort Worth; George Richardson. waco
/ II Nickory, Warahachie, MIS- MoO'sU'.auu'
81 Louis. O T Grigg, Chicago; Joe i l9r,eTr'
Dauyille; S + Grow, Richardson MIS- =
AInmenson. O G SHINY, Mts l. l. Cameron,
+ Riyeden, Chicago; George b spenee, Cole,'
.ho r' A L simpson, II T Grow, Richardson
Us s soioman aud wife; Trinity Nill,i II IN y
Hickman, Melissa; ] W Rocswt , ah ~,
lnsa uy Miss A Hayden, Florida
T rr " P STABLES, Cedar c hHl
Texas rs - ~ J 5 s,sus, st. Louis y 7 Coke Coke
Emory: Il Ryns, GTshSrm; Mrs; r' Y N !
Latin, Wynanis, Miss VI Oqhnr t is,,SIIii
Me- krcbiioil, Grapevine; ] 2 spillman' I,
NJ Nh esrS' piano; ] W Martin: Danyille; y
"A a n y W o Burre T. waHahaohiei !
WAYNE, New York 7 snn' s,.S and w1,,
wills Point; Rev / E1se Rsos Se0I Howe;
~ pa,nnm and lady, Duck Creek
n,,o ard lady, Hubbard CITY.
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want ~

M you visit or leave New York City,
.segage expresses or carriage hire,
~ AZ the Grand Union Hotel, oppo-
and Central depot. Six hundred ele-
i'Sns, lifted up at q cost OF one mil
ans, reduced 10 81 and upwards
~ European plan. Elevator. Res
ny supplied with the best. Horse
TSes and elevated railroads to all de-
Families can live better for less
~ the Grand Union Hotel than
Y VAef lirst.clasa hotel In the city.
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Try Alston's "Alhsmbra.
The Black Dwarf

ETIV TTNNN y WV =
A spectacular drama is on It's winding
way 10 This city. The show will be here
Midday and Saturday,. Tho bill posters
prorrammers aud iithographeri have been
busy the last two Gays. and everybody Will
know inst what IL in store for them at the
.onera-hcuse. The sale Of coupon tickets
commences to-day, and We would suE,,
rpst an early call to those who would avail
themselves of eligible seats, Tor they no
doubt will be sold Of premium by specu'
lators on or before the evening oil lhe OK
hibition. Read the Advertisement.
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rosTMAsrER ..si,IprEn

p0s. master at Big Springs, Il is said,
N, Ne' the country last Tuesday, short
b.' postoiiice department some Sst0.
also express az mt az that point,
county clerk Of Howard co iuty.
~'ast seen Roing west on the train.
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|rsh nothing so essential to health
appiness as pure rich blood. IL pre-
Exhausted vitality. premature di'
ntryous aud physical debility, be-
aatold other miseries. Parsons Pur,
shlls, puffy and enrich the blood
alnge the blood in the entire system
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DR.. |. G. b. Siegert & Sons have obtained
perpetual injunction in the superior court
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. against Mihaloivitchy,
Fletcher & Co., restraining them from man.
uacturing aud selling limitations Of the eel.
ebrated Augostura Bitters.
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|lHsWans Worm syrup
|Aiible, tasleless harmless, catharllc,
|trshnrss, restlessress, worms, con-
lQl. De.
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HIOKOX'5, The Leading Druggist, 655 Main st.

take the trouble 10 20 10 some other state
are recoguiz I'd by the laws Of the empire
state as completely divorced IS it it had
been done Ia New York II Philadelphia
Times
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puv your groceries at tirs,.slss' house GUS,
- pssS Aston. successor TO Robert OGDEN
n, .. ~ Elm and Sycamore, has the larg.
ootne. VA ans,t exclusively retail grocery IN
s mu s.u Keeps the best line OF st.ple' and
DsusS' .,ocertes, imported brandies and
isnvy sc,ssrs. etc., aud sells everything 81
W. Iowest pricss. Give him trial.
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A CARn nE blanks.

|'ah to return my sincere thanks to the
Mites Of Dallas, for the kindness they
Pied ~ me after my recent mislor-
r Twas entire Y burpt out in the East
. Ire, my wife was taken sick and we
% destitute circumstances. Nj. David
:, wish especially to mention. lie
the other Hebrews in our city, col
provisions, furniture and clothing
slselfand family, and by these means
sce,silies we're relieved. That blessed
y extended In time Of need will meet
an hundred fold reward In the next
n, NJ. PULLMAN.
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AT THE THEATRE.

|sEllhstanding the 1900 persons who
bal the circus yesterday afternoon, and
|. ,he 1900 who were there last night,
me- matinee at the Dallas opera.house
veil attended, nearly 200 spectators
|spysent, while at the evening exhibit
|Sere wer. something over 400 to hear
Ess Miss Evans in Dewdrop, the wsif.
Il on the night previous the young
N, won p.audit ate r plaudit by her
4 rays and extremely natural manner
yOl Of the play is interesting, the NOR.
BOD, the denouement making IL 10
out conspicuously in the interest OF
me. The piece abOunds in splendid
sents incased in telling phrases and
neuts, and Miss Evans drove them
directly TO the hearts of her auditors.
|mWitten expressly for her by New
Iamlhor and actor, and perfected and
Irurticularly adapted by n gentleman
Iicinnali, The young lady has beer
rlg II for only one year, having pre-
|ay been with the Milton Noblei
y. Her future promises to be bril-
Me truly, and the HERALD wishes he
4 success her many merits deserve.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The finest lot of groceries to be found in
the city at Alston's.
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Furniture. Cheap for Cash.
No one wanting furniture should neglect
to take adyantageo Of the low prices, at which
| am now Offering furniture. My stock Is
all new and OF the latest style. My reason
for Offering great inducements at this time
Is 10 make room Tor the large stock | will
open IN my new building next month. Call
At once and secure choice selections.
GEORGE Rick,
Elm street.
Slcepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by w. IL. Patter-
sou & Co. druggists, Dallas, Texas.
SIR. Satin aud Velvet Ribbons,
all new shades, at Baumau's
Velvets, satAns and Pushes
all colorg, at Bauman'a, 7O6 Elm street.
THE RELIABLE SHOE STORE,
II. PAGE SsoN,
7Os FILM STREET
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" Goods Well Bought are Half Sold"


G0oo NOVELTIES AMI N9lieAS 6o0S GENESALS sM lAoRrEs AMI
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Mar,ell and Exshaw brandies, Irish and
Scotch whistles, California wine, ale sh0
PORTER for family use nj Alstons,
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|Age Is no pain, no matter how severe
shat the cause, that cannot be partly
Ei0lJ relieved by Johnson's Anodyne
1elt used internally aud externally.
The most powerful remedy known to
/ eil men.
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Revelation suggests the idea that from
woman comes the power TO hruise the ser
penis head. The words take now moan
ing to-day since this Is precisely what Sifs
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Remedies do for the
physically diseased pturn'. Her Negeta.
bic Compound reaches the ultimate sources
of the evil. Its action Is gentle ~ q noise.
less, but It Is moro powerful than the club
ofhercules. fBaEtr.
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1 WONDERFUL Run.

contains no qnine
CfsOwnUs X BALDv ~, Dana. Texan
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TO sAYn HIs nnrnIr

eAVH HIS OIkEDtT,
49, W. Roberts, q prominent sit!.
Nkvsll county, remembered yes.
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SIR. Satin aud Velvet Ribbcus,
all new shades, at Humans
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Veivets, satans and Pushes
all oolors, at Bauman's, 7O6 Elm street.
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AoRLsY's TVS Aeus
TONIC is creating lutte z tnE
or and having a WONDERFUL run
among chill suffering pcopla,
claiming adyantAges kgeta-
lore deemed impossible, AID
making such saph and perma-
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Europe.
company
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Select dancing academy. ProfessorGeorge
will begin his season Mt y. NJ II, A. hall.
Elm street, Friday and saturday evenings
(26th and 27thl introducing all the latest
dances. -Gentlemen's class, twelve
lessons o. six weeks, $40, ladies', misses aud
masters. twelve lessons OF six weeks, s.
Positively no spectators except patrons OF
the cllns. tn ton IN advance, unless 9th.
erwise agreed upon At time OF entrance.
Liberal patronage, solicited.
ppor w. n Crouur.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15
Competitive Military Drill.

At regular meeting of the Aber'
deem Cards, held on Monday night
January 29th, the company resolved
to challenge all regularly organized
volunteer military companies of Mis-
sissippi to enter a competitive drill
on the Fair Grounds at Aberdeen, on
Thursday, May 10th, for purses o.
five hundred dollars the drill to be
governed by the rules and regula'
tons following:
LIST, The purse is $4,000, to bt
divided as follows LIST, $500; 2nd
$50; Sd, $50.
End. Each company wishing t.
enter shall make its application, ac'
companied by the entrance fee, OF
or before April LIST, 1883.
Sd. The entrance fee shall be S5(
for each company three companies
to enter, or no drill!
4th. Each company shall consis
of one Captain, two Lieutenants
three Sergeants and twenty.fou.
privates.
9Th. The Judges shall be officer
of the regular United States Army
For further particulars and in
formation, address
W. B. WALKER, Secretary,
Aberdeen, Miss
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15

A GENTLEMAN in Gainesville, Geor'
gia, who desires to locate in Aberdeen
writes us as follows:
cat what price can l rent a neat
small dwelling, and store room. If ]
can procure them at reasonable prices
will remove there at once
Store houses can be rented in Alb
erdeen at from $500 to $1,000 pei
annum, according to location, but
there are only a few for rent at all
Dwellings, are also scarce, and rent
at from $3.50 to $500. One Of the
greatest impediments to immigra'
ton to our city is the inability tc
obtain neat, con Portable cottages
and residences ut a low rate of rental
AT least one hundred more buildings
of that character could be rented a,
$40 per month if we had them. Sew
eral elegant residences have beer
erected in the city during the pas
year, but what is particularly needeC
neat cottages with yard and gar
den spot, etc, at low rent.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15

THE first appearance of the Geo. Ken
dali Dramatic and Comedy Combination
in this city was greeted on Monday night
by very large audience, despite the
slush under foot and the threatening
elements above, and our people found
that the excellent reports of the press
which had preceded the company were
not unmerited criticisms nor undeserved
adulation. In the forenoon the splendid
band, with silver pieces and fashy
uniform, serenaded the city from the
balcony of the Gordon House and on
Commerce Street, and OF the rising of
the curtain the audience was charmed
with the rendition Of Campbells great
New York success and famous play,
"The Galley Slave" in which Miss.
Lizzie and Mr.. Geo. Kendall assumed
the leading roles of "Cecily Blaine and
Franklin Fits" admirably supported by
a large company almost any one Of whom
is worthy to be called star. The com
pany has most excellent Orchestra
under the management of Prof. Johr
Dean, and before the curtain was raised
and between the acts and scenes the
audience was delighted with its sweet
strains of music.
On Tuesday night was presented the
comedy of Joshua Whitcomb.,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15

AT the March term, 1882, of the
Board of Supervisors, at which term
the road overseers are appointed each
year, for one years service, the over
seers throughout the county were very
derelict in reporting the condition
of their roads and surrendering their
commissions, together with recon-
mendation of suitable parties for their
successors, thus violating plain and
emphatic requirement of the law and
occasioning great Inconvenience and
delay in the labors of the Board.
The duty of appointing overseers for
the several public roads will again
devolve upon the Board at the APP
preaching March term, and we will
hint to all interested parties that the
Board has had the subject under
serious consideration and has resolved
to impose the stipulated fine upon all
who fail to render their reports at the
time required by law, which is the
March term. The Supervisors Court
has heretofore been exceedingly len
lent in this matter but now finds
itself compelled to resort to the pres.
cribed penalties in order that the
! roads may receive proper attention.
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The alarm Of fire was again sound
ed on Thursday night, caused by the
burning out of a chimney to the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. C. McFarlane, in the
northwestern portion of the city. All
the fire companies were out promptly
but their services were not required
There should be a little more care
exercised in the matter of giving fire
alarms,for the hauling out of engines
through muddy streets is not at al
pleasant, besides it throws the city
INTO an unnecessary state of excite
ment.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15
A CHALLENGE.

The Aberdeen Guards challenge all
the regularly organized volunteer
military companies of Mississippi, to
u competitive drill on the 10th Of
next May. The challenge as we I'M.
derstand it does not include Gen.
Lees boys at the A. & M. College,
Here is q chance for our Columbus
Rihemen, and we give the challenge
as we find it in the Examiner of last
Friday.-Coluo,bus Dispatch.
The cadets at the Agricultural and
Mechanical College are excluded, for
the reason that other companies who
may desire to enter the drill might
object to coming into competition
with an organization that is presum-
cd to be more perfect in the manual
and evolutions than the volunteers.
As far as the Guards are concerned,
however, they would gladly admit
the Staikville boys aud accord them
the purse if they can win it.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15

In overhauling the records and Ear
chiyes" of his Office on Wednesday
morning, Esquire B. G. Sims unearthed
q large bundle OF current money, EN-
braciug Mississippi Cotton Money, issued
during the war; Tennessee State Treasu'
ry notes; New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad bills, in de-
nominations of 81 30, $500, $500 and
IS, 90; State Treasury notes OF Louisia-
ua, payable twelve months after a
definite treaty of peace between the
Confederate States. and the United
States; Mississippi Military Fund
Notes; Mechanics Bank Notes, OF Mem
phis; warrants on the Treasury OF the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great North
ern Railroad Company; Military Relief
Tax Script Of Monroe county, OF 1861
and "shinplasters" of small denomina'
ton issued and circulated by private
individuals during the late heated con|
troversy between the sovereign States
of the American Republic, besides
various and sundry other promises tc
pay" In those days these notes and
script represented our only currency and
circulated freely among our people
"Like our hope of success, it passed
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15

THE Memphis Appeal of recent
date has the following in regard to
the George Kendall Dramatic and
Comedy Combination, now playing
in our city:
On Monday night, of this week,
Lizzie Kendall, supported by George
KendalPs Dramatic Company of TWEEN
ty performers, appeared at the Mason
ic Hall in the Galley Slave; on Tues
day night, in Joshua Whitcomb; and
on Wednesday night, in The Danites,
Large audiences greeted them each
night, as much on account of their
fine music as their acting-this com
pany possessing the best orchestra
and band of any which have visited
our city in number of years.
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Port Of Aberdeen.

The steamer Dove, Captain, John
II. Stone, arrived at our wharf on
Sunday morning and departed Mon
day evening with cargo of 465
bales Of cotton. This cotton will be
transferred to another boat at Vienna,
on "the lower river" and the Dove
will make her next run to Macon, on
the Noxnbee river.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-15

WE hope Mr.. Bustamente, of Jack
son, will stir up the Fair question.
Mississippi ought to have a State
Fair.-Yasoo City Sentinel.
If the author of the above para
graph would visit one of the Annual
Fairs of the Mississippi Exposition
Association, which is State Fair and
held under the auspices of the Missis-
sippi Stockholders Association, also
State institution, he would be fore
IDLY impressed with the conviction
that there Is already a highly success
full and beneficial State Fair in
existence. Our commonwealth is
gaining quite an inevitable reputation
among the stockraisers of Kentucky,
Tennessee, Illinois and Indiana,
through the Aberdeen Fairs and thei1
annual sales attract many fine speci-
mems cattle,of sheep, hogs, goats, etc.
to this section.