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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-28
Tax Payers, Take Notice.

All delinquent taxes must be paid by
May lst, 1853. If not settled by that
time, collection will be made by dis.
tress.
j. H. RIcKERT,
Treas Custer Co.
Dated at Custer City, D. T., April l4th,
1883. S2t4
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-28

At the mass meeting held at Sioux
Falls lately resolutions were past one Of
which, containing the gist of the busi-
ness, We publish:
Resolved, That an executive commit
tee be appointed by this convention to
inquire into any malfeasance on the part
Of Gov. Oriway, in connection with the
easc'n.ent of the capital removal bill;
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-28

Wood, butter and eggs rss~Iyei ~
this Office on subscription.
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n@- Don't wear dingy or faded things
when the ten-cent Diamond Dye will
make them as good as new They are
perfect.
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1883-04-28

ection With the House. is Away. Stocked With the
skies Imported and Domestic Wines Brandies
,ars. The Best Brands Of Bottled Lager
Beer Always or Hand
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-16
Es Es. = z IN n Ei Y.
ssc. IL Ksayny street
Treais Eli Ch-oiis and Special Diseases.

Eou2E Men
lITho Hay CT e-.sssaviNs frssss TIA.
W e.Eeots Of y,,sthfsi foliies or iadNcreti
viii do welt to avail thanse lives Oi tins. the
sraatest b1oa ever laid On the altar Ct sui
ferinss humanity. Or. srinney will guarantee
10 ;ieit $500 Tor every c..se OF Seminal Weak
ness or private di ease OF .ny Kind or character
nj ch he undertakes AID fails to cue.
MiDpLE-aGED MEN
TTlare cre mary at the age OF t}'irtE 10 sixty
WIG are troubled w!th too frequent excavations
CT the fsat1er, often accompanied by slight
{ ..451c W burning sensation and y weakening
Il. - ,.SLGiu il manner thc patient cannot
accounG fer. Tn examining the urinary de-
,s~ it's r,ry sediment viii stsen nc found. and
sometimes small ptrticca Il ai5unien viii aIN
pear, or tie color will be Of tsn II. iloii hue,
again chan.,i0e to dark and torpid appear
aslee- There are niafig men VIII die q his di-
iieril.y. ignorant CO tie c-t,a. @bi.a is the 500
ord ssa!e of sc,niaai wa.---I.ess. Dr. :. VIII
guarantee perfect cure in ii s'lch cs4ses, ard
a healthy restoration |: the gentle urinary
organs.
UtSies Hou-s-lo Ia ond 20 8 Sundays,
from 10 10 IL = IN Generalization .y~e,
choTou-tl examination and eGvice, s..
Cal yr address De. SPiHN1f & CO,
.Sp. II Eeany st. san t,aueiscn.
ia.Sitf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-16

Mound House with express trains OF V. & 7. R.,
which connect at Reno with east and west
bound trains OF Central Pacific Railroad.
STAGE CONSPICUOUS:
at HAWTHORNE with United States Stsge
Compalys Coaches for Aurora {26 mi!esS Eodie
(S7 mies); Lundy and Bridgeport.
At lUMiNG Q25 miles from Mound House,
with Gimer, Salisbury l. Cos tri-weekiy stages
Ceaving Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays) for
bonneville. Cr.ntsville and Belmont.
At CAN0elAniA with U. S. stage Co.'S stages
for Columbus u miiesl Silver Peak, Nonte-
yuma. Aida Valley, Gold Mountain, etc.
ATTENTION with daiiy stages for Bishop Creek,
IndepN ndencs, Cerr0 GOrdo, etc.
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from VIRGINIA 70 CARSON AND RENO
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-16
RAILROAD TRAVEL.

Y. G L. e. Z. TIME TABLE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-16

years, s,ich ac Los, CT Memory. Iassisude,
Nocturnal Emil soas. Aversious TO Society,
Dinness Ut Vision, Noises in the Head; the vita
fluid passing unobserved III the urine. and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity and Death.
DR. MIMI who is regular physician
Graduate Of the University IT Pennsylvania
win agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Dol
LARS for a case Of this kind tee VITAL RES
TORAT1vE (under his special advice and treat
ment) will not cure. OF for snything impure Or
injurious found in it. DR.. NIN1IE treats all
private diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
advice, Including analysis Of urine, SIS. Price OF
VITAL Restorative, s. battle, or nr
times the quantity. $40; sent to . address
upon receipt OF p! ice, VI G. o. D., secure frt nj
observation and in private name if desired. by
L. A. MIN'TiE, NJ D,
IL keaIney St, San rancscO, Cal.
SAMPLE FOrTLE FREE will be sent to any
one applying by letter, s ati,g symptoms, sex
and age Strict secrecy in regard to all bust
ness transactions.
HR. MiNTIE5 KIDNEY REMEDT-NEP
HRETfCUS- cures all kinds of kidney and
bladder COMPETENT. gonofrn"ea. gteet, ieucor-
rhoea. For sale by all druggists; 81 bottle;
six bottles for s..
DR. MIN1IE'S DASDELION FILLS are the
Rest and cheapest Dyspessi and Bilious cure
,ia the market. For sale ly all druggists.
ianl9.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Great English Remedy

Is a never failin
cure for NGvOu
Debility, Exl,aus-
ted Vital y. Sem
j n al Weakness.
l. 8 t Manhood,
Inpo.oacy. Pos
t&torrhca, Paraly-
sis ard al the ter
ribie effects OF
Self abuse. youth
sul icNies aud ex-
s,Nx1ea in u.atprpy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27
Wholesale Smuggling,

New YORK, Sept. 25.-Twenty-se
trunks and packages of goods valued at
about 100000 were taken from the ship
Alaska to the custom-house seizure room
yesterday. The property belonged to at
least four passengers who came from Liv-
erpool on the Alaska. The names of the
two we're given as Miss H. Frances Dun
b lr and Mrs. Hannah Allen, each OF whom
Is supposed to be dressmaker. having
places of business in st, Louis and Phila-
delphia The capture was one Of the lar.
gest in many months. Captain Bracket.
chief of the custom-house secret service has
not yet finished the investigation OF the
case. He says: During the past month
great many thousands Of dollars worth OF
goods have been smuggled here by women.
I am now taking affidavits Of persons inter
ested in the matter. Dressmakers from
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, New York
and other cities have been detrauding the
revenue systematically for some time.
propose to break up this system. | shall
put the two women under arrest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27
SUNDRY SPECIALS.
San Antonio: Traces Of the Missing
Mary Churchill.
BrownwOod: Recovering from the Eff
ftcts Of the Fire.: -...,
Greenyllle: Reports of the Fence'Cut-
ting Trouble.
Mckinney: PedagOgues Preparing to
Play Puzzle.
Austin: The Amendments Formally
Proclaimed.
Galveston: A Newspaper Man Held for
Criminal Libel.
= Il.
Galveston: A Newspaper Man Held for
Criminal Libel.
Other Interesting News by Specials
SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO.
SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 25.-[Special.l-The
death of Madame Peralta, the famous Mex
lean cantatrice, who appeared in Turner
hall last season, is reported from Mazathan.
The talented artist was victim to yellow
fever. 1t is no figure of speech TO say she
was singer Of extraordinary merit, and
occupied the first position in the lyric stage
of the south. :,
It is stated that Mrs. Trevins, wife OF
General Trevins and daughter OF the late
General Ord. is so seriously Ill that her lie
is endangered, and her infant, the lnterna-
al baby, is also likely to die.
The stone cutters, at work on the Mercer
hotel, to-day went on strike Tor VI. .5O per
day. All the other contractors pay the
union scale. The committee published
card warning workmen to stay away from
San Antonio during the strike.
The opinion merely rumored some days
ago gains ground that the missing Mary
Churchill is hidden somewhere in San An
tonic. One of Pinkerton's detectives IS
now at this place, and the general surmise
is that he has trailed the 81 from nortn'
ern Texas, and is simply Withholding EVIL
dence in hope of higher reward. Inc
local reporters and correspondents, with
whom San Antonio abounds, are on the
uuiviye, and are straining every nerve TO
unearth the reigning sensatlon-so far Win
little or no result.
The San Antonio board of fhealth met and
organized for the first time to-day.
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BROWN WOOD.

BBowNwooD, Sept. 25.-[Special.]-The
traces of the great fire are rapidly vanish
ing. Several temporary buildings Of can
vass and rough plank have sprung up on
the public square since the visitation OF the
flames Saturday morning, and six OF the
twelve burnt out establishments have al.
ready resumed business. DR.. johnson.
whoiesale and retail drug house, opened
for b lsiness bright and early Monday
muruing in his new quarters, OF rapid con-
sIruction, and the First National bank, un-
der the management OF the energetic cash
ier. Mr.. Brooke Smith, opened for business
in the lower story Monday morning. New
structures are rising as by magic out OF the
ruins, and in about week the whole block
will be rebuilt and every concern prosecnt-
ing their enterprise as OF old. Every
available team is csrting stone or
lumber and every body is at work with
will. Bankers, merchants and professional
men have temporarily turned carpenters
and builders, and the sound OF the trowel,
the hammer and saw issues loudly forth,
and is music to the citizens ears. The
fire has given an increased impetus to the
already enterprising people oil this town,
And ard sOoy no mark OF the ruins VIII be WIS.,
The district court opened yesterday
morning, Judge Blackburn and District
Attorney Browning being present, as also
were Mathews & Wilkes, of Lampasas, to-
gether with large representation
Of the bar. The grand jury
was empannelled and then charged by
the Judge. The charge was full aud COM
plete on the different crimes, and especially
on fence-cutting The remainder of the
day was spent on the non;juIry docket and
this morning was devoted to the jury
docket, and the case of Kerr county VS.. }.
W. Cooper. school land question, was de-
cided in favor of the defendant. To-mor.
row was set apart to take up the criminal
decket.
The weather is fine.
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aAIYSrON

GArvzsTor. Sept. 25.-Tspecial.I-Justice
spsnn rendered his decison this morning. IN
the case1of the state against Edward Jacobs.
charged With libeling Mrs. Ads Spencer By
q publicafion In the PRINT q few weeks
since. No argument was had. The justice
stated that baving investigated the mettef
10 The best Of bis ability. be would bold The
defendant In the sum Of $50 20 await the
acton Of the grand jury. which viii Be con
vensd in November. The bond was promptly
giren.
Tbs steamship San Marcos. from Esv
York which was reported yesterday as
having grounded on tbe cosst q feT miles
10 fhe eastward Of the place. Tas t1ete1
during the night and rescbed her vbnrf ttis
morning none the wOrse Tor the sight g.
ferrion ~ sustained.
During fhe sessiyn u the recorders cou-i
fhir rn1-nlnra cyl0rec EnEn w1o wHs .
wines ~ = rnse. becsfne nrrrulT a1o h11
~ b hsrd-cnfsd and carried - jail
u u reporied that The steam hEh,er
UrrirI aTh-eIer a1d TIE fCrb1sf Cart SIC
fsr1, we're 70 ssil from Noble for his , ~
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The National Capital

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Consul-Gen
Merritt, at London, in letter to the state
department, says that the proposed COM
mercial treaty between the United States
and Mexico has naturally created great
attention in England, both in business and
government circles, and parliament is being
constantly memorlallzed by commercial
bodies TO again open diplomatic relations
with Mexico, so that the English trade with
that country may not be supplanted by the
United States.
The bonds received for redemption
under the 12lst call 10 date amount to S2l =
600 600.
The president has appointed Sidhey ID.
Waters Putnam Indian agent at the Col
Vile agency, Washington territory, vice
John A. Simms, resigned.
General Sherman has fixed upon the LIST
OF November as the date upon which be
will turn over his command TO General
Sheridan and practically retire 10 civil lie,
although he will not be placed on the re-
tired list Of the army until February sth.
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A Wicked Wind.

BurFALo, Sept. 25.-A disastrous storm
occurred here late last night. The wind at
one time was at q velocity Of fifty-four
miles per hour. Trees and sign-coard
were blown down, and the unfinished
round-house of the Rochester IL Pittsburg
railroad, on the lake shore, at South Buff
falo, was leveled 10 the ground, while fine
house on Ferry street was entirely demoi.
Ished. Laige panes OF glass In several OF
he Main street stores we're demolished.
The windows of several churches were
also wrecked. The public bathing houses
were washed away by the high tide. In
the first ward large amount OF damage
was done. lumber piles being blown across
the street. damaging the houses and fences.
About 100 feet of sids track OF the Niagara
Falls branch ,Ss food Of Of esorri. ess os6,ss stTss.
was washed away and four Blue Line cars
were tumbled into the lake and the con-
tents carried of by the waves. Four OF the
six telegraph wires on the Central rosd
we're disabled, and three ofthe Lake Shores
and all Of the Grand Trunks wires were
rendered useless. The water in the canal
shops and harbor rose 10 level with the
banks. There was tremendou current in
the Buffalo river, and IL took several tugs
| 70 tow one vessel 10 place ofsafety. Yes.
sells coming in did not try 10 make the In
ner harbor, and were lucky 10 ind shelter
upder the new break water, over which the
waves lasbed 10 Q terrible height.
The propeller, Chicago. and the schooner
johnson David, were torn from their f,,-
rescue. The high water subsided ss quickly
a. Il rose, falling two feet In less than halt
an hour. The n ssters Of vessels coming IN
this morning report that the wind rss
terrific on the lake. The
barge York State IN tov
wheat, from Toledo. broke her tOy-liBe be-
fore daylight this morning. The Buckeye
vas unable 10 do anything for the barge,
and came into port alone. At daylight II
was reported that q vhi.e vessel was ashore
near Bay View, with the crew in the rig-
ring. From the description furnished Il
vas ascertsined that the vessel vas the
York State. A relief tug was dispatched
this afternoon. -
Apotbsr vesssl IL ashore at Wind Nil
Point and . life-saviDg crew sas gone 70
her assistance. She is . blsck three-msster
sud is supposed 10 be the Coiumbian.
The n0sfing slsvstOr Narqush broke
lnoss from her moOrinEs In The
Ere basin and raised havrc with
the propeller -, Panl, damtg.ng tne ,,ill ist,ei
20 tue smount 90 stvsrai hfintrtd collars
II is also reported that she broke The stern
0f tbe schooner q ev-lEnd.
4 TIE scbOOnfr Fnzisfnid. from Toledo
lost her cauvrss. suf hsd = portion o.
Der bulwefks carried aEay
she srrivrd bere leakinf
and her cargo Of vbest is thUnrht 20 b
dsrnssed- The schooner Aeliis Gardner
Tas htsis ssboonsr TETight came In VIII
/ rnsinsail guue.
Csrsain Psror. Of the propeller Lyon
rrr.r-fs fhst b. ssu en- unknown schouDs'
unmsstsd On ths lake Tssisrdsy-
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GREENvILLE.

GREEsvnLE. Sept. 25.-[Special. IAN
article is being published by great many
papers to the effect that a Mr.. Wise, q
stockman of this county had been robbed.
and that after being hung he was complete.
ly riddled with shot. The report is utterly
false. Although there has been some fence
cutting in this county, over which a great
deal of excitement prevailed, no violence
of this sort has occurred. In justice TO
Hunt county, the papers publishing the
article referred TO should make the correc-
Greenville Is receiving cotton at the rate
of $50 bales per day.
Everything in rush.
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McKISsEY. Sept. 25.-[special. This
morning there was quite speck Of war in
the mayors court. A black amazon as-
saulted a white damsel, who was testifyina
against her. The mayor and cunstable ex-
hibted more than usual alacriry In parting
the combatants.
The weather is fine, the market booming
and business brisk.
Next Friday and Saturday teachers
institute will be held at Mckinney and an
oration will be delivered by Hon. M. w.
Mcknight, Of wsxshachie. Friday night.
A large attendance Of sll interested In the
cause Of education is hoped for.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27
Assigned.

NKw YoRK. Sept. 25.-F. Mayer q Co.,
dealers in woolens, to-day assigned 10
Simon Dalzig, giving preferences TO the
amount Of ssl, ,05l. The references are
principally on account Of accommodation
notes ana money loaned. The assignee
expressed q belief that liabilities would eI-
coed $4,000, and considered 1t prob
able that the assets would
not be far short Of the firms
debts. Hs could assign no cause DIR the
suspension. The firm has been In ex-
istence for twenty i've years, and its ousl-
ness has been confined exclusively 70
vOolens.
Charles 7. Dare, . csrriage-maker on
Cortland street, fled an assignment today
.or the benefit Of his creditors, giving pre-
ferences amounting 70 S29.l22.
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CIxuxEArI, o, Sept. 25.-The supreme
council of the northern Masonic jarisdic-
ton began its session. to-day. A reception
was given By the Ohio grand consistoTT.
Tbs street parade included ss escort Gin
eiunafi commandery No. 3, Knights Tem-
pisr. Hanseimann cammaDderE Of Knights
Tempisr, C0vinrton and Newport com.
mandaries. consistOry and oriental c0usis
tory Of Chicago. The cJuoci rode in car
riares. To-morrOr the visitors VII Be u
ken 20 exposition ard shown other court
rrfra
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Ausrrs, Sept. 25.-[specisl.l l.l-Csptsin
Boylar writes the sdjutsntgenersl that b.
Jarnett, q member Of hi s company, has
gone crazy and viii be sent to the asylum.
&C. Dibbsl, Of Austin, was appointed q
memb Of the lunstic asylum board this
eve.
The governor to-day issued q proclams-
tiou declaring the amendments par OF the
constitution.
Charters were flied BY the Grimes Coup-
w Improved Stock companyi capital stock
s15 O0D. Teras COMMERCIAL Travellers a.
socintion OF Galveston.
There we're three mstriculsnts to-day.
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The Senate sub.Committee.

NEW YoRK, Sept, 25.-Henry Bischof.
the German banker, was before the senate
subcommittee on labor and education to-
day. He testified that the hours OF labor
here we're shorter than in Germany. EN-
ployes should be urged to find time TO
study the interests OF their employers. IL
this were the case there would not be 90
much cause for strikes. The workingmen
In America, he thought, did better work
than those In Germany. but their homes
were not as comfortable, and
As consequence, they were not
satisfied when they got through their day's
work. II one-balf OF the millions deposited
in the savings banks by working men were
devoted to establishing bones. the people
yould be more contented and the commu-
uity would be q great deal better of.
Moral training would do more 70 prevent
strikes than legislative sction. When en-
plovers treated their working men In a
kindlier spirit there would be, be
Thought. no necessity for trades
unious. Tne lsborers, be considered.
we're well paid. There should be indus-
trial schools in which girls and women
could be instructed in household economy.
The witness said all combinations had an
luxurious iufiuence on the consumer. but
be did not see how they could be remedied
nv legislation, as capitalists had night 20
d a. tbsy please with their money. but
did think there sbould be some legislation
% prpvent men from dealing in futures,
tfst from the selling Of something they DID
not own; Il Was q species Of gambling. The
trade dollar, be thought, should be re-
deea.ed By congress.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 25.-When Fred Doug
lass, at 10 o'clock. came into Luderkranz
nail TO deliver his speech, he found a
very large crowd in attendance, many
white persons having come TO bear
his plea for his people. On the stage,
besides the leading colored men, sat
ex-Attorney-General James Speed, OF
Lipcoln's cabinet, General James A.
Eaken, Of the United States army retired
list, aud q number Of other white men Of
prominence. Douglass spoke two hours,
his speech being logical, often humorous,
and always interesting. He sketched the
history OF his race since emancipation. lie
was frequently safcastically severe
on the government and incidentally on
the republican party. He wss listened TO
with interest and received frequent and
generous applause. After the CONCLUSION
of bis speech, the convention In vain labor
ID 10 complete its organization. Too many
ora ors we're on the floor and, Green, tenn
poraiy chairman, who presided while
Douglass rested from bis fatigue, was una
be 20 control them.
Since Fred Douglass has been free man
than when be walked down the ball
10 the presidents desk this morning
The really ine looking old apostle Of his
race was dressed for the occasion. His
sieps we're never firmer. lie had won q
victory, IL seemed 10 white anu black alike
there and bad q rieht TO feel
slated. White and black had come 10 hear
the most celsbrAted cOlored man in the
world. Leading lawyers, merchants,
doctors and literary men Of
the white race ttt on the
platform ana on the outskirts OF the hall.
Douglass had q messaEe 10 send TO
the country and sent il IN elegant
I'm. Reierring TO the old days
sben the Spectre Of slavery haunted the
'.nd. be passed quickly 10 those better and
brighter DAYS which brought freedom. edu-
eaton sud eufrsBchisement. Referring 10
be causes leading % the convention.
he said no reasonable man viii
errr OBJECT % white men holding national
Conventions were they IN our condition.
md ne IN theirs. Examples sre stunde 1t
ahsrs whites have hated blacks, border
10 % The Indians, the negro the Chinese.
snd vics versa. We must move as q people
t1rard the good Of prosperity ard eduoafi0n.
Nru inst ve are free We must, like free
m n take the reins IN cur hards and com
-. tbs uorld % recsiTe ne a. their equals
| This city, metropolitan IN size, cosmup1li.
iar in idsas IL siill not tree asd libsrs
enough IN rpinipns % 70 ,eivs us as eqnE
IN UuDlic tuildinFs md b7tels. Tins i
uhy ne are nov setting IN NJ
tirr.i cTrverfi0n We have bee
GIVEN numerous rlstforus. 11i us are stiI
n tbs s.r1s condition. Vast Ee Eant is
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ouR DRESS GOODS DE

par .ment Is fairly alive with the choiest pro;
uotahle' anon gst which will be found line OF
40 inch Cheviots at 65 cents. .,o..
All the new shadings in '.Travers" cloths,
A inch is; handsome line OF coiors IN
block Travers, with plain Tor compinauoh' -
inch at .l50. r,. c.,hr,oras ot
rs and 81 cents. .I,,, ouL ,,ixed
goods ni,h brocades to match, "a Inches wide,
As cents. or,o,,o,s opd
other ofe'' fICR fBLHCR DRESS GOODS.
Our line of black dress goods was never so
con plete and attractive.
In rat.tail and fancy Chenilles TO ma'ch oil
shades of dress goods.
Full line Of new black Fringes ana passl'
menlries.
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SHREVEPORT.

SHREVEPORT, Sept. 25.-lspecial.l- The
coroner's investigation of Saturday nights
disaster was resumed this morning. A
number of witnesses were examined but
the charge of carelessness on the
part of the principal contractor in
employing an inexperienced an incempe-
tent engineer, was not borne out py the
testimony.
The theatrical season will be opened at
Tally's opera.house tomorrow night by
Hayerly's minstrels.