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Good Ri(ldnnCp

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 9.-Tom Wigie
lcolored), finding his wife, from whom lH'
had been separated, in company wit
colored preacher, cut her throat and Il %
his own, We
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Tho Warning Wptcra.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.--Thc river continues
70 rise two inches per hour. II was 57.3 at
1880. Dispatches show II has receded eight
riches at Marietta, but will continue TO
rise here at least till tomorrow, and may
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

ME-; REYNOLDS who built the portion of the
Hot spri1gs railroad now in operation, says that
1t is understood that tho Paramore Narrow.
and eventually further extended to New York.
The cotton business OF the Houston Il Texas
Central railroad for the months of October, No
yember aud December last, Is the greatest ever
known in the history of the road 1t aggregated
Si1, 200 bales, against 226, 2G9 In leSl.
The Missouri Pacific railway system has
adopted the American continuous draw bar j"
IL Is considered economical, simple and durable
psrchased the right for the seven railroads with
which he Is connected.
An the capital stock of the Alabama & Mis-.
sissippi railroad having been subscribed, the
permanently. Tho line of railway Is to run from
Columbus. Mississippi. via West Point and Gro
NADIA, Mississippi The contractors have com
meneod work AT West Point on the New Or.
leans, Canton Il Aberoeen abroad.
Ex-Governor Evans, of the Denver & New Or.
leans road, is in New York city, and, II is said
is endeavoring to form II syndicate to bald a
road from Wichita Falls to Pueblo, to connect
the Fort Worth & Denver City road with the
Denver y New Orleans road thereby making
through line from Fort Worth to Denver.
The board OF city trustees OF San Diego have
adopted resolutions asking congress to amend
the pending Southern Jasific consolidation bill,
so as to provide for the building of the road to
San Diego according to the terms OF the Texas
Paciho bill of March 3, 1871, and supplemental
ACTS anu earnestly asking the passage of the
consolidation bill, thus amended, in the interest
of the people o, southern California.
Reports having Obtained circulation In St
louis that the Wabash Railway company IL
paying its employees in script which officials of
that road assert that the only thing resembling
script used by the company.are checks on the
treasurer, payable on presentation, and that the
system OF paying men by checks will DO adopted
on all Wabash lines.
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 5.-Advices received here
to-day from BeIryyille, Arkansas state that
there has leen recorded in tho clerks office, In
that corntv. ,n,or,gage executed by the St
eGr On bond. HcYsswaSS for bonds to be issued
nc and novelty store, and 10 Fpreha snr irom
ssignment. His assets are larsT jay Gould,
'ss OF his Liabilities, and it is thouThis new
his mind has been affected by sp'rr branch
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Mother" Doctor, Is she dangerous and what
Is her ahlictionfn
Doctor" Yes, madam, she Is dangerously i'll.
The ventreulaf and auriculaI forces not in equi.
lbrium, there Is an increased csntripetal action
about the o~rebtum and medulla obfonsa,a, the
portal circulation yascillases, suspended Nature
seems hesta,inR, and l."
fsefhes-"stop. Tor heavens sake stop aud 60
10 work at once"
kpocfor-"l will do all can"
Mother, amer two weeks have expired
Daughter, our Doctor shall be discarded Al once.
Two weeks and no relief will procure that which
you desired at FIRST"
Daughter. in a low tone-.r am glad, and think
u the only thing that will restore me TO heath.n
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Eand agents ans Suruepors.
MILLER, TENPlETON & CO..
LAND AGENTS
WieAlt, Falls, WicAlta cn,ntr, T.xas.

"icsi'' Falls Wichita Comfy, Texas.
Hsying.been located 1 ere In rcs, es,a,s hrss
y. 80 Tor several mouths we have msda many
A.ee sales during ihst time. and are now pre.
n asu " 40 General Land Bushes Have
hS sls INTO our new ofhcs near ~ depot and
sh', vJas. Snmpleted the only ful Ana correct
n nosuayse tile to Wichits'and WIN .r,sr conn.
us We hSve tor sale cheap haze ,rscts Of
s II,eh Snd IN many of the western counties.
sisv nave many hne tracts Of GOOD farming
s naes ioI sale on reasonable terms, Sell both
div " ru s"suV Ssnool lands. Buy and sell
sS popeiE. Can furnish correspondent
lan0s II d sired. '"o" s'aa
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~ bufo Suro hor III FEMALE WEAh-
NESSES, Including Lcuc0rrhGa, r.
regular ind Painful Menstruntion,
Inflammation aud liberation OF
the Womb, Flooding, PRO.
LAPsUs UTERI, &c.
svPieasant 70 tho TASTE, eficadous and immediate
in its effect 1t Is great help In pregnancy and
heves pain during labor and at regular periods
PHYSICIANS USE II AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY
trFoR ALL WEAKNESSES OF the generative organs
of either SEX It Is second to remedy that has
been before the public; and for all diseases of tho
KIDNEYS II Is the Greatest Remedy in the World
gy"KIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either SEX
Find Great Reliefin Its Use.
LYDIA Il. PINKuAM's BLOOD PURIFIER
will eradicate every vestigo OF Huisors from the
Blood, at the time viii ayo tone and strength to
the systom As marvellous In results US the Compound
gf'Both the Compound and Blood Purifier arc pre-
pared at aS3 and es5 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
Price of either, 81. Six bottles for s. The Compound
sent by mail In the forIn Of pills, OF ,ozanass,
receipt of price, q per boz for either Mrs. Pinkham
freely oil letters of inquiry. Encloso cent
stamp. Send FOR pamphlet. Mention this Rlpo
ey-IYDIA z. PNKnAss Liver Pills cure Constpa-
ton. Bniousncss and Torpidity OF the Liver. cents
SS-SoId by MI Druggists. w
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capital stock, $256,0O8. Aisssnds, 1m;;y,tI
ssG'rD 1cny Of Erath county; capital stock
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Opening Close Gloss
To-day. To-day. Yesterday

music and novelty store, and 10 Fureha snr rUu
an assignment. His assets are larsSt jay GouIIt
excess OF his liabilities, and it is thouThs nel
ualism. - - Souther
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THE DALLAS HERALD SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRuARY 10

centres of the country the market is firm. and
while there Is no advance noticed, II NAV be
safe to infer that there will be an improvement
soon, The quotations Of the HERALD are re-
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-03

II I, ar nj depreciation Of MI the prop
critics which are known in Wall street
as Willard ! H. exact state of ~
fairs has been a mystery 1" TIE street.
The l&r,ost priv ate Investors IN TIL"
ork eide in This city. These lar-"
~lurklmidrrS have given President
Willard u,l rein Tor twO wear, or i.'I =.
The capitalists who are interested ia
Nurihrln p.viiir complain that lss
niuna.vsncnt at tie road La, been
ncWil, ssiy UXIravapant, ana they
ma kr luur puil's AGAIN 4 him:
Il III" has vested hIunUy by rushing
the road To completion 40 rlr'hn.
Gp!tinl Out -. THE reach ~ c,H lr,'~-
Slunai lvglalalln in regard H. inh
.E.Ias IaI.ht nave been /. guud hing,
hut hilr II, WITS duiHg il Mr.. NiiHlh
got into ltu WAY ol II con trcS-iunI
Investigation and spcnta Eooh deal "i
Iurn,y. = The cons ru"llOu ga
mrhus, ~ high cst -. gcntai To The
,"r,l,gn rartii". aluT' ihc mann iiny
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-03
W,.acs iay, October :, 1859
rs.hy.rs .h.JnELN ~.

The i'a.i Mali t'aEt'rr' ,cruH0' ""'"
says: the hsL ..g !Hr!le laNr
Witnessed the dcvriuuMrut Gi " en-
>iderablc importation o, dead meat l."
this country from Russia, and 'lur!ua
July el0.G0O worth o. :Icrh tee: reach
"a England from the Baltic ,un of
Lilau. 1t is stated that the meat,
which arrived in goo" cundlItru and
met with ready sale. To k,e.p il in
good condition il WAS only iounni
necessary 10 Preserve = ten erdtl.c
chilled toa point r"n-ing ir".u - I"
10 Fahrenheit. llIhis importation of
of Russia beef develops into great
dead meat trade between the cuntin, nj
and England, sails acl"ry snialinn
will he iuund 10 the HiIrll-v, n, d qu,s-
ZION q. The diseasc bred in our herds by
live importation. Hitherto aitvlum7
10 supply our dead meat markets from
abroad have been commercial itilUr, :.
The company, .or instance, org;,nz d
IL export Australian mutton met viii
Gi,sstcr. in spite ri the fact Ii'a, tI"ir
meat readily fetched slXi cicc & l"un"
in LOn,lum-an advancr, that j. To s.y
Of more than Loo per cent, over lnc
price cuyrcut in Adelaide. This i'm
mense profit WAS, however more Than
counierha.umrcd 10y the rnurluOus ont
lay incurred in the purchase Of rcri@
orator, and ether kinds If machinery
and in paying 81 heavy fr","l.aav.
That the importer Of dead meat is al -
disadvantage liz compared oihe i'm
p'rt,r OF live stock Is. indeed, :, IL
evident. The alycr.r conditions are.
If course. very much mo,iiliv,. In Iiivnr
Of the i'npmtcr when lac ships his
meat iroln continent LUtt- within
easy access uf oar shores"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-03

30 bills against TIE YELLOWSTONE iprN% l.,
0uutrae,' by any OF the cmplpSrs "f sni paper, ~
1rrs. viii ~ recognized Ln'"s, accompanied 10y
written onlor signd by ia0 pAuiis4cr or business
I7annger
The editor 0f TltE YrLipwf'uNr I1rHN - is not
spon be or any "i tHa uqiu, pu' 90 ne: i'"e' If
e.. corr uaUlr,g..
~ hotter aui communication tri'r'".T ms ",l'.
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Al ..r4.-' To- "IIE " ~" - q 'N
aIi he L4ric OF tn writer rsi tr rirc" 80 4I"h."
ErNiion.
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-03


Several army and navy ianliii,s
lave had share a. over SIS OJ cach
IN the linal distribution of the estate
of the late Daniel Wordsworth, OF Con-
nociicut, which l!Hs just been closed.
.inrng the heir. are GcHcrl Alfred
IL. Terry, Mrs. lirsc Terry CooHr;
Mrs. EnnnH G.. LU!l, wie.of Captain
T.. T. Lull, Of the navy; Mrs, Clara III.
Ilugh.s, wife of Major u. 7. Hughes.
aud Mrs. Julia ". C.0soun, wi { of
Colonel ii. W. Closn. D.nic!
Wadsw0rh d!,d in lh4S, leaving an
estate then Appraised ut risins s233,
go. lie chose irustecs WIN were %
hold the estate Ia trglsi until the death
Of the last survivor q. his nrI,hcws and
nierc,, and then Ia distribute it To
their heirs, certain annuities and icgu-
cic- 10 be paid in li.c meantime. The
value uf tue estate distributed has
risen Ia over S7sg,Ol). The Hartford
CounntIay~:
"Tlie growth of hi, great property
in one grneEilinn lrIal l.s-~ ihin u
quarter oi n B.iliiun dollar h. uiulc
than tlirrg-plnr crs. u1twii 1T. Min!
the payment from IL of 81" ,.tJI, i, n
striking demonstration of Tho arruniIi-
!ntiv. power nt money GDlIei Il tTiluldc
and lDnr>t III utlrin,n ~ incsr
days, when news consists - largely
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19


We had the pleasure Of a
visit from this gentleman, who
is now residing near Chenille,
last Saturday. While we both
deeply regretted its publication,
of course the Colonel could at
.tach no blame to the editor Of
the EAGLE for the recent un.
founded statement published in
our columns. While we may
differ, and differ widely in poll
tics, we are glad to know that
Col. Amacker from the first has
not doubted the fact that ouI
paragraph was based upon the
statement Iof others that just
fed its publication. And we
will take this occasion to say
that II the report was started
to injure that gentleman politi'
cally, the author of it is o dis
grace to the Democratic party,
if he il . Democrat, or if it was
put IN circlation to injure him
socially, the author has signally
6hilad. Col. Amacker Is 4 mol
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19
Hon. S. Heard.

The Coffeeville Times refers
to our next District Attorney as
follows: We this week an.
nounce the name of s. Heard
Esq, of Oxford, as a candidate
for District Attorney. Mr..
Heard is q native Mississippian,
reared in Union county, former.
" P0nt0toc was a representa-
tive in the last legislature from
the former county, and won for
himself a name and reputation
worthy the position to which he
aspires. His course while there
was marked for the interest he
manifested in upholding good
morals, economy in the admins
tration Of government, and par.
ticularly o desire to elevate
the burdens of the laborine
classes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19
RKANSAS NEWS.

hristian Association.

OuAA6UIhu k1b6OCIutLOUs
Yell county sent 5000 head of
cattle 60 Texas a few days ago.
The prospects for fruit
throughout the State are very
flattering.
The wheat crop in Washing
ton and Benton counties is look.
ing well.
Large shipments of cattle are
being made from Arkansas to
Texas.
A party of capitalists are pre-
pairing to develop the Willis
coal mine, near Dardanelle.
Dardanelle is having a steam
ferryboat, thirty.six feet beam
by 14O feet in length, built in
Cincinnati.
Arkansas has doubled her
population in the last ten years,
and is ranked as the fourth cot
ton State in the Union.
Over 10000 acres of timber
land will be sold in Randolph
county this month under the
provision Ofthe overdue tax law.
The Governor has appointed
Messrs. ID. r. Wing, Jas. Brodie
and r. L.. Cobb to appraise the
value of the State Peniteptiary
property and settle with Col.
Ward.
1t is estimated that the insane
asylum will relieve Lonoke
county of $1,000 expenses annu.
ally. Every county in the State
will be benefited.
The jury, at Little Rock, in
the case OF Casat, charged with
1.-THE murder of Geo. F. Barnes,
at Argenta, could not agree and
were discharged. Eleven were
for conviction and one for &C.
quittal.
The new apportionment OF
congressional districts gives
the Democrats the following ma.
jorities: First district, 1888
second district, 1926, third dis.
trict, 2117 fourth district, 6S2O
fifth district, 7495.
The President declines to in.
terfere with the execution OF
Robert Massey, who is to be
hung at Fort Smith, but has
committed the sentence of John
Jacobs to Imprisonment in the
Detroit House of Correction for
life.
VIM. Ovens, alias John Shad.
owen, has been arrested in Mis-
sissippi county, charged with
seven murders. 1t is said that
he killed five men in Kentucky
before moving to Arkansas, and
when he discovered his wife
writing home he struck her a
blow on the head, from the eff.
fects Of which she lost her rea-
son. Shortly after his two chill
dren died suddenly, and it is be.
Heyed he poisoned them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19

We copy just ninety items
this week from the New Or
leans imes-D Democrat, and there
were about nine hundred and
ninety-nine others in that paper
we did not have room for. II
we were out Of the biz" we'd
certainly subscribe for this ex.
cellent paper, for we do not see
how we could well get along
without 1t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19
FLORIDA NEWS.
fTimes-Democrat.

GAINESVILLE proposes to have o
street railway very soon.
The bridge over the Chipola,
at Marianne, Is Icing repaired.
Two large railroad warehouses
will soon be erected at Chatta-
hoochee.
. Palatka has q line of New
York schooners arriving once q
month.
The st. Johns and Eustic Rail.
road has been opened for traffic.
There are numerous large wa
termelon farmes in the vicinity
Of Madison.
A bank of exchange and do.
post will be established in Bar
tew the coming summer.
A Presbyterian church and q
hotel are to be built at Crescent
City before fall.
Tomatoes are being Grated
and shipped at Rockledge for
the Northern market.
The planning mills at Tavares
are shipping lumber at the rate
of 10000 feet per day.
Agents of Texas stockmen
are purchasing oil the cattle for
sale in the vicinity Of Marianne.
Messrs. John and Samuel
Lowe, of Key West, will ship
10000 dozen Of Pineapples this
season.
The grading on the st. Johns
and Lake Eustice Railroad will
be completed to Tavares by the
LIST Of May.
The South Florida Times says
there are 5000 acres of beautiful
orange groves within q radius
of two miles from its Office door.
The new Methodist Church at
Eustis will be completed by Au-
gust l: A handsome organ has
been donated by the friends OF
the church.
The yellow pine forests OF
Florida extend over three-ifths
of the six counties of Putnam,
Marion, Sumter, Polk, Herman
do and HillsborOugh.
A Crescent City man is build.
ing q novel house. The walls
consist of wire network, stayed
by upright studding. The whole
is plastered, making "a cheap
and beautiful. wall.n
A party of Cincinnatians re-
Gently purchased 5000 acres of
land on what is known as the
Apopka mountains, and com.
template erecting q 800, 900
hotel and a large sanitarium.
fernando county has on hand
1890 48 for school purposes,
exclusive of the State apportion.
ment. The debt of the county
is only $245, with a large amount
of taxes uncOllected.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19
Hon. S. Heard.

We are this week authorized
to announce the name of Hon. s
Heard, of Lafayette Co., as q
candidate for Prosecuting At
torney for this judicial District,
Mr.. Heard is . good lawyer and
. true Democrat and if elected
would makea good prosecuting
Sentinel.
You are right!
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19

We this week announce this
gentleman > candidate for Sher-
- Of lafayette 1t the ensuing
November election. Hc was
raised In Oxford and ia well
known to . large number u the
voters Of the county. He sub.
mits his name to the action Of
the Democratic party, of which
he has been Q true and active
member. IF elected he would
no doubt discharge the duties
Of the Office to which he aspirel
70 The entire satisfaction of the
public.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19
W. C. 7. U. NOTES.
louisville Democrat

Last week NichOlasville, Ken
lucky, elected town trustees on
the local option platform.
The ladies' of the union will
be pleased to learn that the Ok.
ford (Miss.) Eagle copies the w.
g. I. o.. Notes from the Louis
vile Democrat every week.
The editor has our thanks.
The w. @. 7. UPS book recep-
ton was attended by over two
hundred persons, mostly ladies',
and about $50 books were re.
ceived. The literary, music and
refreshment feast was every
thing desirable. Those present
were delighted with the occa-
sion. Our temperance ladies'
make a success out Of every
thing they manage.
Mr.. Geo. w. Balm, who is now
in the East, is drawing crowded
houses wherever he speaks. In
Rhode Island, last week, he
lectured in a hall the seating
capacity of which was 1890.
1t was packed. Governor Lit.
tlefield presided, and fifty young
ladies and gentlemen from the
High School sang. In Milleyille,
N. j., large crowds attended his
lecture this week. In intelli.
gence and position these PEG.
pie stand unrivaled. His audi.
ences are composed Of such al
ways. Shall we appeal to Louis
vile in vain Louisville should
show. that she appreciates one
of her most worthy citizens by
filling the Opera house at the
lecture Mr.. Balm gives in May.
He generally donates the lee
ture to aid the ladies of the
union. Will you not encourage
us with yonr presences
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19

The Louisville Ky Democrat
Is one Of the sblest edited pa
pers that comes to this Office
Col. Munnell 10 . brilliant and
sparkling writer, and his edito.
rails +" always |" have the ring Of
the trne metal, while it's news
columns would be a credit to
any paper. In fact the Demo.
crat IL Just such q paper as the
people want and the times de.
nand, and we unhesitatingly
commend it to our friends a.
well worthy their patronage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19

VIM. Freudenberg and family
departed on the 6 O'Clock train
this morning for Berlin, Germa-
ny, on q visit to their old home,
relatives and friends, after an
absence of thirteen long years.
They win be absent about six
months. We wish them q pleas.
ant visit and o safe return to
this place.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19

We learn that the farmers of
Splinter Creek have organized a
club known as the "Union Farm
ers Club" which promises to dc
much good, a. each member agrees
TO reduce his cotton and increase
his corn crop and thus insure .
living at home. In addition t
this there r other important fea
lures connected with this organi
sation. Domestic economy, socia
life. virtue, morality, and all kin
dred topics are fully and fresl,
discussed aud il is to be hope,
that the community will be bene
fitted morally a. we'll - financial
y BY this new move.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-19

"They sayn George Logan,
of Abbeville, will be candidate
for Chancery Clerk, and 1--WE
say,n send Your name ard ten
dollars right along, George!