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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-31

BAD, BAD, BAD BLOOD.
Some blood bad because poor and
contains impurities Some have wonder
it does not poison the mosquitoes who to Them,
The rich red color of good blood owing which present
Blood which has not enough iron it always unsatisfactory The per-
son whose veins ccuaes cannot be said enjoy good health
be assmated with the blood have
which important part Browns the ony one
the desired good. - -
Weak poor thin blood may be strong and impure
blood may be purified by the use Of that Great Iron Medicine
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Helped Right Away

For many years in succession, beginning far back
don't remember when. had the catarrh in my head
Sometimes the hearing of my left ear was affected.
Five years ago. about this of the year. began to
use Hoods SarsapaIila. was helped right away, but
continued to it till felt myself cured.-MRs.
ELIZA II. CAULFIELD, Lowell Mass.
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Greatly Improved

Having been sufferer from catarrh for six eight
years. accidentally tried Hoods Sarsaparis After less
than three bottles find myself greatly improved and
write to sufferers know that Hoods Sarsapara will
euro catarrh.-M. A. ABBEY. Worcester. Mass
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-31
CATARRH IN THE HEAD

%. buys pair of Lyons Patent Heel Stiff
eners; makes boot or shoe last twice as long
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Permanent Cure

Is more prevalent than many aware of. and hov
readily relief may be obtained by the use of Hood
Sarsa parilla.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-31

had been sufferer with a catarrh in the head for
fifteen years. Never having found benefit from the
well remedies resolved To try bottle of Hoods
Ssrsapara for my catarrh. l would not take any
moneyed consideration for the good that bottle did
mel. w. LILLIs. Chicago H.. Postal Clerk.
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Catarrh of the Bladder.

Singing irritation, Inflammation, Kidney,
Urinary complaints, cured by Buchupaiba. 81.
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Hoods SarsnpariIIa
Lost Faith In Physical

Sold by all Druggists. 81; six for SIS. Prepared only
by G. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell Mass.
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THE CEL.ERRATED
''KIDNEY-WORT"

THE SPECIFIC FOR KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER
TROUBLES. CONSTIPATION, PILES,
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND
RHEUMATISM.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-31

81 have found Kidney Wort to work like n charm
doing all thai is claimed for IL. After using it severn
years in practice l. regular physician. i.dors
heartily. II has done better than any remedy eve
used. "-R. K. CLARK, MD. South Hero, VT.
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BAD, BAD, BAD BLOOD.

EE BY return ma'lrA lul asser,p ~ ia. ..
Uniting. D. W Moody Co. 81 w. 9Th, CINCINNATI, ".
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-01
CEDAR HILL.

CEpAR HILL May 80, lSs3-[Correspon-
dence. l--Cedar Hill Is situated on the Gulf.
Colorado 4 Santa Fe railroad IS miles
southwest from the city Of Dallas, on the
summit OF the Cedar mountain, at an elc.
walton Of about 500 ieet above your little
burgh DALLAS, bounded on the east BY a
beautiful fertile prairie extending to the
Trinity river. and Immediately on the west
dense belt OF timbered land three miles IN
width, Astounding In cedar. juniper, pecan
ash, etc., being the source from which the
cedar posts are obtained that are now being
used TO fence the prairies for mi ca around
Several carloads have recently be Skinned
10 our neighborhood town, Midlothinn'' N
supply the demand Of that yicinltv
wen nave an immense supply Of wood at our
door, rendering fuel cheap, with a heavy
surplus for steam purposes. Wood beius
abundant and cheap. and this being the An.
~ wheat country In North Texas, we ,hink
? good Touring mill would do an immenae
business here. Besides, there 10 beautiful
spnne o. water olo.hali mile north Of the
pubic square, which Affords abundant VA.
ter ana U beautiful resort for picnics Ana
Ip lvelic sashsrinss, . we'll q q good Mill
a. Tor health. Cedar Hill Il no.sd and
needs no reonm msrdation. We hsvS sicht
buDlnesa houses, I'll 6olna { nir businsss'
OnS nrm sold, during twelve months 30.
csdins laes April, over $4,000 worth 81
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EOr MalR

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NOR sALE-A FINE PIANO, CnMPARA.
N livery new Terms moderate. For further
particulars call at Paul Erb's bookstore II
t'OR sALE-A GOOD FARM LoNTAINING
4 $50 acres, miles south of Dallas. On the
prair;e 800 acres enclosed; iSj In cultivation.
remainder IN grass; everlasting spring water.
houses on the premises; 20 acres in the timber,
VIII De SOLD on easy terms; price, $40 per acre
Apply to KING. 526 HsrwoOd street, or tn
r I ARDRY, Elm street maySO I'm
FOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE, 500 FRVAy
1 street Nj NJ. NEWS0M may2o If
L'OR SALE OR TRADE-l $40 ACRES on
a = heavy tm6ered long leaf pine land situ.
ated IN the southwest cOrne- of Sabine countv
ON the Inc of Sabine Pa s & Texas Northern
railway. For further particulars address ] III
hoosf' Real Estate Agent, Ceburne, Texas.
may29 Ct
EOR SALE-A HOUSE ANU LOT IN FINE
ncatlOn ana In iirstcass oroer. Apply on
premises, 80 Canton street. or G0i Main street
(up statrs-back room mav9G'iw
lSOR sALE-IIAVING OPERATED SEVEN
= drug stores for the past ten years, wish To
curtall some. and offer for sale my drug business
at Paris Tex, located in one of the most pros.
porous aud growing cities in Texas. Its a rare
nance lOr su cess To any purchaser Address
CliAS, o, BOWEN, Paris. Tex. may22. i'm
TOR sALE-PlNERY FOR SALE, 2OOO ACRES
In Wood county near Texas Il Paufic Rail-
ROAD; lumber. If desired, can be cut by water
power. Apply to Undersigned, Marshall
,'Aas. hENDhlCk. mayl9.2w
EOR SALE-The house aud lot known as DR.
l Gibbs place on Maston street. between Ross
a avenue and Dallas branch house contains four
iargo hicely-hnished rooms besides kitchen and
uiiing-room: good repair good water, and
choice neighborhood. Price, 81, 900: terms easy
see Undersigned, q. f. Carter. may5-lm
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goods, which shows Cedar Hill to be DO bad
place for the mercantile business. We
have lumber yard with full supply Of all
kinds OF lumber, sash doors. etc. Engineer
Williams is how surveying and stalking of
the railroad addition. The company s lots
will be on the market in few days. | am
not advised as to whether they intend sell
ing at public or private sale.
Crops are looking well-corn especially
The wheat and oat crops are now being har
vested, and are better than the farmers ex.
Fected month ago. The cotton does not
look SO well; too much cold weather; the
acreage is not so great as that of last year.
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Oh, My Back. ~

Oh, MY Back.'
Out Of fifty persons who are forced by
pain to use this ejaculation, on an average
iorty.nine misapprehend the cause OF
their trouble. They lay II to q strain, a
cold, an excess, touch of lumbago or
rhumatism, or something Of the sort. All
wrong, Such attacks mean that the kid.
neys are out Of order. Perhaps they mean
bright's Disease; Reader, you cannot cure
your lame back too soon. Take Hunts
Remedy, the great kidney and liver ma.
chine. 1t Is a sovereign medicine, and
cures all kidney, bladder, liver and urinary
complaints magically.
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Convict 1sahoc to Irt.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECIEvED
by the undersigned up to 1 O'clock n M
Monday July 10, 1883, for the labor of from I'D
70 wv convicts belonging t. the Texas Stnte
commentaries, at Huntsville and Rusk. Texas
lhesc convicts to be worked at industries inside
me prison walls, or at Rusk, on the outside of
lne walls, at such labor rs Is necessary TO opcr.
itentiary. N ''''~ pun
Ample shop.room viii DO furnished topcthcr
Win such machinery us tho state may have for
manufaciuring N ava
Az the Rusk penitnnuary, there will be n
olas, furnace, with capacity OF 25 tons of iron
per gay; also n foundry, and machinery for
n nang WAY GUS inrliltnre cars, etc. All ma.
Az Huntsville, there will he n machine sbon
and foundry also mschiuery for the manuiac.
Wr, OF wagons, furniture, and shoes.
The conviCts will be contracted m forces NJ
nol iess IMAM twenty COZ or Ia any number over
tnat 10 the full capacity ofcell and shop. room
contracts TO run not moro than five 90 wears
Az proposals must be accompanied by A good
ald sufficient bond Of one thousand doilars
NLO0O) for each ono hundred (iOQ) copyicts mr.
FRACTIONAL part thereof bid for, conditioned thai
contract and bond will be entered into and exc.
eu,ed Y PROPOSAL he accepted.
-, ne board reserves the right to reject any and
A., Parties desiring to bid may submit, any add.
uunai proposal they NAV deem proper,
ror iurther particulars address the under.
mssnel, ~ Austin, Texas, or 7, J. GoREH, Super.
intendent Of Poniten,iarios, at Wnn,svilie.
ieS@ JOHN ireland,
J. q. sEARCY,
,..,,, WALTER TIPS,
mhIu.yW prn,tnutiarv Hoard
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MILLER'S HOTEL.

% ~ Al Wet goth Street, New York Oity,
-, southern people visiting Yew York will ana
sesslng the comforts Of q home Win n" ros.
.sses Of hotel, q moderate rates, Convenient
70 the centres OF trade. the parks. piscea ~
' amusement and principal churches. Pure air'
kisb, Electric and Roman baths. '~''s Aur'
BEND FOR CIRCULAR
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Aostettec's Sittcrs.
COMMON SENSE COMPRESSED.

1T Is DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN A DOZEN
LINES THE REASONS WHY VARIANTS
sELTZER APExiENT SHOULD BE PRE-.
FERREO AS A CORRECTIVE AND ALTER.
NATIVE TO EVERY HER MEDICINE IN
USE l. IT ALLAYS FEVER. . IT CLEANsEs
THE BOWELS WITHOUT VIOLENCE OR
PAIN. 3. 1T TONES THE STOMACH. A. 1T
REGULATES THE FLOW OF BILE. s. 1T
PROMOTES HEALTHY PPRsPIRATION
IT. RELIEVES The SYSTEM FROM UN.
WHOLESOME HuM0RI. 7 IT TRANQUIL.
iZES TIE NERVES. s. IT ACrS UPON IHE
BLOOD AS A DEPURENr, AND LASTLY, IT
FoRMS ONE OF THE MOST DELICIOUS
COOLING DRAUGHTS THAT EVER PASSED
DOWN TllR THROAT OF AN INVALID
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Gheap Column.
loIires.
NoTICE-Adveruseme may De named Inn
~ our business Office up 10 sp. m, snd into h
COMPRISING room no 10 q. W


COMPRISING room no to a. N.
No ICE Cluzens uT strangers wishing ~ in
~ vest IN city real estate. farms or Wild lands
arr respectfully invited TO can ~ our Office No
'V9, Main street. aud examine our n,,s, mans
ana abstracts of land titles. The best of refer,
encc given. JONES & MURPHY, Real ESTATE
n oTlCE 40 CONT SEALED BIDS
VIII be received by the CT y Engineer u1iil
) p m, June 18Th proximo, for pulti6g down -
nols arc block Get pavement ON Elm stree,
between Jeher,on and Poydras streets, | 9il
leet and be ween Pc, drds Street and syca.- ore
street. 80 ieet III accordance with the plaus
al ~ speG'hcntons on die In the city engiueeI's
ollie, Bond aud security viii be reonired with
% nius 10 accordance with section !, chapter 20
= " orilna ees. The City Council reserve the
night TO rcjec any or all bids
n,u.. =, w NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer
palnNS, IPNhs. WAY 29, lSN. maY2q- ~ [
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miscellaneous auanta

NJ ANIED-A,BoY AT CABINET SALOON.
corner NJ in and Austin streets German
preferred; one residing with parents uI.tf
w AN ED-shORT HANDSOME ONE TO
declpher or transcribe neatly quantit,
o ,a pdaih phonographic manuscript. tn 5psr
pase' au1resS, giving tleclmeus OF % h wilt
ings, IAN. HEsAIp office mist
WANT ED-A GOOD COOK FOR SMALL
.,wr,, family - VIII pay good wages Apply to
rue, very tlne jul s.
WANTED-A PARTNER, EITHER ACTIVE
u,sc,,s or aient, with 5000 to engage in man.
soou' ADDRESS BUSINESS" lie aid Office
z.,.a,.,...--. may3l-lw
WANTED-TWo GIRLS, ONE AS COOK
w 'he other Is house girl
~, %. , MRS ALFRED DAVIS,
Cor, san Jacinto and Masten streets
W ANIED-AT The HUNsTABLE BOOT
ov ana Shoe Factory several first-class boot
nVe a auu III good peg or nail DO 'tomers, Az.
49, wv, - mav25 Nv
M ASTED-EXPERiENCED AGENTS FoR
Lie ana Accident Insurance in every
yTmIhW;, Address J IL BEATTY, Secretary
,,"s",, !, 'e' iehn ~ \, summer st. may29'lr
w AN lEO-A GOOD GERMAN Girl, 10 no
honsework and cooki : In a small tani.
~. Apply at No. 50 Bryan street msyS9.;t
MANTED-A GOOD MAN COOK TO COOK
,,,o ior nay outht of some 10 or u, none but a
s9p y T one need Apply; by June LIST GOODMAN
rorney, Iexas. mayer
w aNTEb-s3O PER MON III WILL REpATn
~ Tor a good wet nur for a chIld / ynar
o M Apply 10 Mr.. BLAKE, curner BRYAN and
-, ,, ,so'9 -=--- may20tf
w ANIED-l00 MIN TO WORK ON THE
sewers in Fort WORTH wages, 81 40 ner
my payments 9th and 2Oh of each month. e
W. sLATTERY, Contractor. mryIo. ow
WANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR SMALL.
,oo, u family. Apply 10 Mrs. NE. CRADDOCK'
, 81 s.'ees mayl9tf
MANrED-lUO men to cut railIoad wood and
w.. r cross-ues Apply TO b. d. Atweii, Hutch. ]
80 ,,,.----- NAYS I'm
W ANIED-One Charter Oak cooking sioye
and thirteen do BILE complete bedstcaSs
ana bedding Address l.. KRAPF Cnlo,ado
City, Tex. or Herald office ""o
MAxLED 10000 bushels of wnea, nj 1,Iv
Mills, foot Of Houston street Highest
prices pail. CITY FIGURING MILL.
w AMIED-Yo 10 stop at the NATIONAL
w HOTEL First-cls accommodations a.
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AMI
iLSM YEN CENTS PER DAY. Board and
lodging from "a 30 to 81 per week. The build.
ing is brick, with three starways in case of fire
Located In the business portion of the CITY, only
one square from street-car line and one sonare
rom Ie1as u Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
Os0hvsnlent TO passengers coming or going over
either road. Give us trial, and be Convinced
that You eau get good accommodation and save
money by stopping at the National. W. W. Ward
Proprietor ior,o1ra
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Ecu, Advertisements.
Dallas Eye Infirmary
Prof. D. j. sTANSBURY, M. D.
No. 1913 Elm Street Dallas, Texas,

No. 1UIS Elm Street. DaIIas IeAHs
Mr.. Michael Klue says. have suffered .,
nearly years with granulated eyelids aud na'i
been ire Ted by many eminent. oculsls, up NJ, 4
became blind After two weeks treatment s,ao y
the above instltut on | consider mysel ain'''
well, and can see as good as ever coului' ,,,a,,
Mr. Lee Surratt says; Iplaced myself up i.a
treatment at the Dallas Eye Intrmary Nm
resort, after having been treated BY seven "" ~
best ocnlsts In this and other states ! w., w.
nea' " blind with granular conjunciiylue, n,
nus Of the comea aud corneal staphy omA
eyesight is perfectly restored, after three wan, w
treatment, and have no hesitation ~ i W IN
mending the above lnfirmary as the pes' !" ~
etota
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No woman really practices economy un-
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many
dollars can be saved every year. Ask the
druggist.
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Lcn9l,

N0TiCE-All persons living or doing business
Vim the city OF Dallas, are hereby notified to
clear up and disinfect their premises, and ali
al M nmies where water is standing or may stand
rubbish or trash of any kind must be nut In the
streets or cutters This notice must bsS Complied
with Immediately, II you wish toysayo your.
selves money and time. This notice also an
pies 10 those acting as agents of or for others.
NJ Nj NEwSOM, NJ, ID.
May 2, 1889. Heal j Officer Dallas, TEXAS
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@oncy 10 Lend.

I OANs NEGoTIATED-one TO tlve veors
IL time. Land notes or deed of trust reG,rod
rs security. Texas Losn Agency, Corstcana,
ieA"s' may9.N
MONEY TO LEND-On one TO five YEAR,
lNl time at reasonable rates. c. k, Welieslev
eener,l MANAGER, Dnllss. Texas. N''
AND LoANs-J, b. Watkins n Co, DALLAS,
- Ee4as feb 10 II
MONEY 10 LEND-R. d, Couehanour.
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PRICE 81. USE D,occ,,,s soi;'
HI7IIlSlSSZSIlSii;SE n

II VIII recommend II everywhere" writes
James II; Meyer, carriage manufacturer, NV.
my piles" "''' '"'e'
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nv, 4, nhh'oN ukkAT INDUSTRY.
Inc belton compress, of which We have
been pleased to speak so often, is no longer
an uncertain thing of the future. II affords
us much pleasure, which, we believe will
be shared by every citizen of the country
70 know that the necessary fluids hay.
been pledged, land for press and storage
purposes. purchased and leased; the lum.
eers ON the way and now being cut to or.
der; the rock work contracted for; the OK.
cavation for foundation now being made
the erecting engineer, Mr.. II. II, Kerr, late
civil engineer of the Denver & Fort Worth
railroad, on the ground to remain until The
last piece is put IN proper position.
Few, outside Of those already engaged in
this enterprise, can realize the amount Of
work that has been done and the obstacles
overcome TO reach the present salts, actorv
results Last Saturday evening, as re.
marked by one of the speakers, "marked
new era in the history of Belton," which
was the public breaking of ground for the
Belton compress AT 5o'clock nearly nil If
our business men and a large number from
the country, were on the ground to witness
and participate In the interesting core.
monies.-[ Bolton. ournal.
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a;nr lieut..

For Gssnr.
EoR RENT-Two NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, Apply TO d. T. RAINWATER, $40
Wood street, or j. f. HOUSE, CHS Elm street
may3l-lt
EOR RENT-A FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS
fronting south, with gas water, and closets
on same iloor, opposite L ;stOnice INQUIRE nj
City National Bank ,na,Sa ~
LoR RENT-A la'ge building, suitable for
y Doth dwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
Ftouts, Herald Office
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EVIDENCES or rRnsrrniry.

San Antonio Ia bound 10 take the lead IN
everything. One OF her principal news.
papers has heavy libel suit on hand. ma
the other Ia Threatened with one. We are
indeed M having boom.-[San Antonio
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University Of Virginia

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nire weekly,
pweg'n 18th July, 1889, and end i2ih September.
s haye proved OF signal use-lst, to students who
qeslen 70 pursue their studies Attn q or other
n NAV scnocl q: 70 those Who propose 10 read
nsd the advantage Of systematic Instruction.
J HIN HMlFGu'ss Apply q. .. University Of Va 70
svhN y, MINOR Prof. Com. and btsl, Law,
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Monterey, the capital city of the state is
snugly situated at the iool OF Saddle noun
tain, and is 200 feet above the sea level
It's population is said to be 10000; and il
was founded some 200 years ago, and to the
eyes OF an untraveled American bears every
appearance of antiquity. The buildings
are all OF stone and of the most substantial
character. Wood is almost unknown, and
very little is used In the construction OF the
Duiiuing' The streets. like those in a |
spanish ana French towns, are extremely
narrow. being but little wider than The
alleys IN American cities, only wide enough
Tor Two vehicles to pass each other, The
pavements are very narrow and lily con.
structed. The houses are nearly ali one
story. the walls beng from two to three
ieet thick, flooring is but little used, most
Oh the iioors being concrete there is usually
out one entrance to house, and all the
windows have iron bars, giving the CITY the
appearance OF Jail. The population con.
sists Oh only two classes-the rich and the
poor. The wealthy are highly educated
ana refined, being the politest people in
the world the poor class are simply poems
and In point of intelligence and thrift are
far infer to the negroes. The chief aeri.
cultural industry is sugar, but the modes
OF manufacturing 1t are Of the most print.
tive character. Beans or irioles are as an
important product as corn is in the United
States. The climate at Monterey il do.
lightiul; the nights generally are cool, and
a blanket is q necessity at night; il is said
mat during the entire year there il moi
variation OF as much us thirty degrees in
emperature.-[B Brennan Banner.
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~, " ~ UT Il VHNfN VTFIVEKN.
The penitentiary commissions having
the management of the states Interests
involving the receipt and disbursement of
hundreds OF thousands Of collars annually,
are expected to attend to the very respon.
siole duties devolving, upon them for a
The state Is not 80 uugonerous as 10 forcr
anyone to accept the duty. Nine tenths of
he men OF Texas do not get So a day enoh
for their labors. The idea that public ON.
GERS should have less to do and receive mora
pay than other people has had a democrat.
izing and deleterious influence on the poii.
ties and industry OF the country
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: AGRICULTURAL ITEM.

Train. your irult and vegetables low n
hearth II you wish 70 have q good Yield.
Lns earth radiAtss heat during the fiRht.
ana me low hanging ffuit escapes The Wind.
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WANTED-A PARTNER, EITHER ACTIVE
OF Silent, wi h 5000 to engage in a man
"e.uiug enterpri g; business tirstclass: profits
mAN2l. lNp
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W ana thirteen do BILE complete bedstrads
,nd bedding Address l.. KRAPF Colo,sdo
City Tex or Herald office Noi0 "io
Daily Republican., 1883-11-10
Threatened Trouble.

NORFOLK, Va, November 9.-The
white people of Southampton County
are apprehensive Of an outbreak among
the negro 8. kilograms have been re
ceiyed at Portsmouth asking for assis-
tance In the event Of trouble, AM the
Mayor has posse of cilizens ready fol
summons In case 1t should cone
Yesterday a drunken negro told the ser
want of a white family In that county
that at II o'clock last night l,O00negroes
intended to slay every white person
from the cradle up in Southampton
g Ounty.
The white men at Newsom"s, Frank.
lin, Boykins and Branchville were well
armed, and sent out scouts to learn
what vas going on. 1t was noticeable
that no negroes we're to be seen at their
usual places. This gave additional col
or to the report, and the women and
children were taken to the woods and a
guard placed over them.
The kilograms further state that the
negroes who work around the the rail-
road stations have not been seen since
yesterday afternoon, and that the
people are preparing to defend their
homes.
Thus far no intelligence OF trouble
has been received here, and it is i'm
possible to ray whether there IL Just
ground for the existing excitement and
fears. ,
Southampton County was the scene
many years before the war, of a bloody
slave !nsurrection, and 1t is not i'm
probable that the traditions of that time
have something to do with the prevail
ing apprehension.