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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-18
GRA AND
OPENING! !!

am now receiving and opening up daily large lines of
Womens Misses and Chdrens Shoes in all grades and quail
ites which sy quality and prices far exces anything
shown Napoleon before In boots for Men,
Boys Youths and Children have the famous Buell. Boots and
great many other Makes suit you all in quality and
price.
In Mems Fine Shoes have forty different styles and
qualities and am satisfied that can suit the most asndlous
Hats and Caps daily received all the latest styles and quail
tiles Rubber coats for Men and Boys Rubber Circulars for
Women Misses and Children in endless variety Also large
line of Trunks and Valses aa
feel confident in yng it will pay you one and all to call
and examine this mammoth stock before purchasing goods
in the above lines Come and examine and be convinced
6. Il. REEDER.
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Saved him 1900 Dollars.

lADAMs, N. Y., Jan. 80, 1882.
On. B. j. KENDALL u Co., Gents:-Haying used
good deal OF your Kendall's SPAWN nre with great
succcss, Thought would let yon know what It has
done for me. Two years ago had as speedy colt
as was ever raisedin Jefferson County When was
breaking him, he kicked over the cross bar und got
fast and tore one Of his hind legs all to pieces
employed ane Of the hest arriers, but they all said
he was Spoiled. Hehad very large thorough-pin,
and used two hotties Of your KendGliis SPAWN
Cure, and 1t took the bunch entirely off, and he sold
afterwards for $ls00 tdollars). have used 1t for
bone spasins and wind gais and 1t has alwayscnred
completely and left the leg smooth. s
Itis asplsntlid medicnelfor rheumatism I have
recommended it to good many, and they all say 1t
does the work. was In Wtticringfon& Knceland's
drug store, in Adams tleiothsr day and saw very
line picture you sent them. Il tried 10 buy it, hut
could Dot they said ii would write thut ydn would
send me enc wish You would, and Twill do you
all the good can. ~
VARY ,..auectfullv s5ay n q T.vwau
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Attn q, ment Noiiee.

E1statpof Ohio plaintif, Before W. B. Tubhss
Vs. vi, P. or Kidgevi 10 tps.
Frank HerrInslop, Del't. Hersy County, & hio.
(NS tie eSt'i dayl af Decpmtcr, Al. d. 1899, saia
~ sIstiee iss,l,Ai ango,der OF attachment in the
aho ,rlion fur t'i sum of tliirtyssix dollars and
r lylsiai,.t wrsb y Hepry'county, o.,
FSf December ]DtiA Al. ID. lSsa NIX s8@
W. B.TURBS. J.P..
alsrla.1.al rthe stata Of Ohio, PlninfiI. y
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4 ON HUMAN FLESH.
VEyAY, Ind, Aug. 18th, 1881.
DR. b. j, KEsDALL& q Co, Gents: Sample on, ir-
cniars raeeived to-cay. Please sehd p,e some With
my imprint, printed on one side only. The Ken
dnlls SPAWN Cure il In excellent demand with US.
md nor only for animals hut for human ailments
also Mr. Jos. voris one of the leading farmers In
our county, spraincd an unlxle badly, and knowing
the value of the remedy for horses, tried It on him
sels, and II did fur Better than he had expected.
Cured thu sprain in very short order. gi4
y0ilrs respectfully. G.O. TnigBAND.
Price II pr bottle, or bottles ior Sa. All drug
gish hge Of get II for yoi II III be sent to
any address on receipt of price by the proprietors
Or. }. j. KESpALr 4 c0, Enosbnrgh Falls, Vt.
md ffy lf,,atra afad c;xc x g s84et
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

mention names. and the purpose is that the
Legislature may pass such a law as Will protect
the elective franchise and prevent the sort OF
practice complained of. The only question the
whether there shall he legislation on that sub
ject, and whether such practices have been com-
united heretofore has nothing TO do with IL. The
investigation by the committee is INTO the laws
In existence, and not TO Investigate people
wagon manufacturers OF anything else IF the
practices complained of have existed. all this
in the future. Ii the stndebakers have
not been doing anything wrong 1t
will not hurt them. II they are
opposed to that sort of legislation, IT will look
like they didn't want it. Mr.. Winterbotham is
still asking us TO go ahead with The Investigation
and opposed to my making tins motion to recon
slider. As a matter of fact these charges have
been made through the public prints for the
open all that time, anu why is it that these gem
tlemen have not taken this Investigation 10 that
trlbunat II their charge Is untrue Mr.. winter
Dotham has thrown down the glove and said TO
these gentlemen, "COme into the courts and
make pay for it." Instead OF Mr.. Winter
botham being abused, he ought to be honOred
for sending to the Senate that memorial,
because IL is not every man that has the
nerve 10 do it, Some are towards
when it comes to charging a man with
crime, but Mr.. Wlnterbothaln is not coward.
These gentlemen can make him pay for it in the
courts of law. The constitution opens for them
a tribunal where they can force an investigation
II they want 10 investigat as bad they pre-
tend. Let them 20 to a tribunal whose judy
ment means something, II is crime against
the people of the State to take the peoples
money 10 pay for Investigation they are TOO
cowardlv to make for themselves. For very
many Reasons this Investigation would neces-
sarily be farce, and all this talk about wanting
to investigate is mere political elaptrap that
Ought not to wear with any member. As this
matter has consumed the time of the Senate long
enough he moved the previous question, pending
Whlcn motion the Senate adjourned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13
THE HOUSE.

Petitions and Memorial Renewal OF the
Struggle with the Tariff.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Mr. Hutchins asked
unanimous consent for the passage of the bin
for the retirement of Alfred Pleasanton with the
rank of majpr-gsneral.
Mr. Steele objected
On motion of Mr., Mercy, of Ohio, a Senate dill
was passed authorizing the increasing of the
capital stock of the Second National Bank of
Xenia, 0.
Under the call of the States a large number OF
bills were introduced and referred.
Mr. Holman introduced joint resolution d.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13
THE RECORD.
IN TIE SENATE.

Further Discussion of the Democratic At
tempt to shirk an investigated % the
WinterbethaIn Charges
MONDAY. Feb i2@9 p. 81
The Eeutenant-governo took the chair and
commanded attention while prayer Vas offered
Sy Rev. r. ID Blaek,
On motion by Mr.. Voyles the reading nf the
Journal of Saturdays proceedings was dispensed
with.
The Lieutenant-g governor stated The tueRtiun
TO be on the motion 10 reconsider pending AZ the
last adjournment.
Mr. Toyies noped the niotioa woiid f,iay.i,
kr. Yanccy opposed xer----'- IN, ass tasyFs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

A woman named Mary Garry, forty years old,
was found In n school-hOuse yard at LeaYen-
worth. Kan, on Sunday, badly wounded and
unconscious. She was taken TO police head
quarters, where she recovered and stated that
she had been assaulted by five men and raw
lshed. She is In a critical condition As the
schoolhonse is near the military reservation
soldiers are suspected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

Charles Dorsey. of Marshall, Mich, well
known in that section of the State, having acted
for some time in responsible position for the
Osborne Reaper Company, committed suicide on
Saturday night at the Foroes House in that city.
The reasons given for the act supposed TO
be financial difficulties and despondency from
excessive drinking The means uGed was
cyanide of POTASSIUM.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

Manuel Lenhart has been arrested at Augusta,
Mich, for completely III the murder of Jacob
baldman on the night of the 7th inst. at his
home in Monroe township, Newago county The
officers arrested n young man n0med
William Gilmer. An overocat mas been found in
has possession covered with blood. He is said to
have confessed the crime duplicating Lenhart
who g his brother-in-law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

Peter BoEey, a farmer living five miles back Of
East Dubuque, la lost his eldest SON aged nine
years, his death occurring by a straw-stack fail
ing upon him. The lad was feeding stock fronl
"a stack that was top-heavy ana soaked with ice
and snow. Cattle had fed around its base
making its careening an easy matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

The Underwriters of Chicago Saturday agreed
on the draft of an amendment To the State in-
surance law, Tor presentation to the State Legis-
lature, permitting heavy property owners who
cannot, under the present limitations, secure
Sufficient Insurance TO protect their STOCKS to OBJ
tam the excess of their lines In companies not do
ing business there under laws of the State
through regularly licensed agents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

The tive-year-old daughter of Andrew Vadem,
Poander. was decapitated bya locomotive on
the Tioga railroad at BlOssbnrg, Pa, on Satur-
day, while picking mp coal on the track.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13
Conghs.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs will allay irrtta-
non which induces coughing, giving relief in
Bronchitis, Influenza, Consumptiye aud Throat
troubles.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

Two freight trains coilided near Wacouta,
MIMI. Friday morning. caboOse on
end and set fire TO by the stove. An unknown
man, who said he was "a printer and got at
Win0na was mangled beyond recognition.
Papers found on his person lead to the belief
Wis
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

DUCKS charge everybody with being 'quack y
and there are bat few who are exempt from
the gosn accusation. DP. Bulls Cough Syrup ;s
certainly an exception 70 tue rule, as II is no
doubt the greatest remedy offered to "a suffering
people
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-13

Mr.. F. W. FISK, money clerk OF the American
Express office, Kansas City, Mo, states that he
has been using st. Jacobs Oil foe n long time for
arr"ins, bruises, etc., and has always found re-
lek
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NEW PROPOSITION

By Mr.. Shafer-H. b. No Alb: bill for the
relief of Wenns Mcgee and his sureties.
The House adjourned until tomorrow at 10
nclnck
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

Mr.. Z. G. Allen, land agent of the
Guif, Colorado & Santa Fe railwa v
CO mpany, has been in t)wn working
up ana arranging for the sale of town
lois a. Alvarado, which takes place
on lhu sday, the I'd of August. Per
sons desiring to attend from Waco can
reach Alvarado via McGregor and Gle.
hume over the Texas & st. Louis and
santa Fe,. leaving here at SOS n. m
the day before, or via the Missouri
racine, leaving Waco at p. NJ. the
uay before the sale. Persons poin0
over The Santa Fee will be required to
pay only half fare. "
On the ground that good story
cannot be too of en- told, we desire
again TO call the attention of country
merchants to the facilities and
advantages offered by the whole
sale trade of Waco and
especially of the wholesale grocery
house OF kellum d Rotan. This firm
mas ma unlimited capital. They own
.h sSes and warerooms; they pur-
I,i'Se ulrect iroin factories and first
lands, and they are prepared to sell
suous III this market on reasonable
.er'lis as can be had in amy other mar
Mrs. General !. w. Spcight and her
laughter, Miss May, LETT on the Cen.
ri trSin yesterday for Hearne. on-a
~ 10 her sister, Mrs. III. l.. Lewis
y oucking horse on Eighth street
'Feased some fun for the boys, but less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
a. d. Anderson and w. T. Kemp.

a. ID. Anderson and w. r. Kemp.
Fort Worth, March 80, 1898.
Received of II. b. PARROT, business
manager Texas Benevolent Associa-
ton, payment in full of all claims
under certificate of membership No.
ll6S, Levi G.. Chaplin, terminated by
death
LEANoRA d. CHAPLIN.
III. :. Broiles, Nj. D., and l.. l.. Hill.
BRENNAN, June 81, 1882.
We, the beneficiaries of Benz. j.
Dashiel, deceased, do hereby acknowl-.
edge payment in full from r. b. Par
rott, business manager Texas Benevo-
lent Association, of ali money due us
olldeath benefit of Benz. j. Dashiel,
certificate No. 50.
JULIA A. DASHED,
BEN. ID. DASHED.
Waco, June II, 1882.
Received of II. b. PARROT, payment
in full of all amounts due from
Texas Benevolent Association
under certificate No. 400, terminated
by death of John Jenkins.
SUSAN JENKINS.
Witness: ]. III. Hurwood.
WAXAHACHIE, May 90, 1888.
Received of II. B. PARROT, business
manager Texas Benevolent Associa-
ton, five thousand dollars, in full pay
ment of all claims against the associa-
ton under certificate of membership
No. 1868; terminated by death Of
Robert Draffen.
Mrs. c. DRAFFEN.
Witnesses: N. a. Mcmillan, NJ. r.
Patrick.
BRENNAN, May "a, 1888.
Received of Il. r. Parrot, business
manager Texas Benevolent Association,
three thousand collars, in full pay
ment of all clsimS against the associa-
ton under certificate of membersh, p
No. 296, terminated by death of Henry
| 'Kraemer. NINA KRAEMER.
Witnesses
f. p. Trenck, Jeff. Bassett.
HUNTSVILLE, June 10, 1883.
Received OF r. b. Parrot. business
manager Texa BenevolentAsso
two Thousand dollars, in full payment
of all claims against the association,
under certificate of membership No.
$3.50, terminated by death of Prof
George Gartner.
Mrs. IRENE GARTNER.
Witnesses:
l.. A. Abrcrombie, S. Gill
A striking illustration of the advant-
age of protection afforded by this ster-
ling institutions:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

Tete llefner, transfer clerk Of the
Texas Express company, and AL.
Bridge, receipt taker of the Texas Il
Pacific road, got into FIGHT at the
Union depot last night, the result of
AN encounter last Friday, in which
Bridges was worsted. While Hetner
was sitting mt his desk in the depot
last night, Bridges came up and struck
him on the back of the head with n
pair of brass knucks. Hefner caught
up Ratchet and dealt several inefIac-
tive blows, ana then dropping the use
less weapon, caught n finger of
Bridges brass-knucked hand between
his teeth. AT that point The antayon-
lists We're separated, aud the war
ended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
SECOND EDITION.
Personal.

VIM. Lane of Sioux City is doing
the Fort
b. A. Aldrich of Rock Island is in
the city.
T.. j. Procutt of Sacramento is doing
the Fort.
w. f. Harris, of Dallas is taking in
the town.
Charles Mckenzie of Weatherford
is doing the Fort.
r. n, Nance of quincy is guest at
the El Paso hotel.
Mr.. Edward Sloan, of Louisville,
Ky, was in the city yesterday.
J. w. Gordon and wife are register
cd at the Paso hotel from Dallas.
w. J. Murphy of Sherman, one of
the cattle monarchs of Texas is in the
city.
A. $. Bailey and Il. b. Maddry of
Bennett are stopping at the FL Paso
Hotel.
w. Carroway is registered at the
Mansion hotel from Big Sandy, Ten
nessee.
w. l.. Lee and j. +. Williams #
Cleburne are taking III the sights of
the Fort.
Mike Dillon. Todd Towsey and Fred
Brown of Santa Fe were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Wylie, the celebrated elecu-
tionist of this city, leaves this morn
ing for Henrietta.
Mr.. Henry Moberly, son of DR.. l..
A. Moberly, of Mneola, is registered
at the FL Pa o hotel.
DR.. j. ID. Ray leaves this evening for
Eureka Springs, to visit friends and
relatives. DR.. ID. j. Jernigan will at
tend to his practice.
Mr.. j. j. Harrison of this city with
his wife returned last night from
Mckinney. The GAZETTE is under
obligations TO him for flvors.
Messrs. Schuyler Athey and w. G..
Coyne of Memphis, who have been
taking in the town forseveral days, re-
turned home this morning.
.George b. Lee, formerly a well.
| known citizen of this city, but now OF
New Orleans. was enjoying himself
with his old friends yesterday.
Messrs. Med. Bell, J. T. May and II.
Long, three of Stephenville's most
prominent citizens, paid the GAZETTE
Il pleasant visit yesterday and "Mac.'
rounded them up. "Mac.n is II rus
Ter.
General j. M. Peers, Mrs. Peers and
Mrs. Byres leave to-day for Sharor
Springs. in the mountains of Virginia
where they will remain during tn,
summer. The GAZETTE and its bes
wishes go with them.
Miss Bessie Foute who arrived ia
the city last Sunday from Decatut
where She had been attending norma
school, leaves this morning for hel
,tI6nae in Sherman. Miss foute has "a,
extensive acquaintance in the For
aud her departure is regretted by host.
of friends.
DIR. a. b. Mullins and Press Terrell
of Decatur came down on For
: Word, special yesterday evening
They brought with them Mr.. Jane,
Honsell, The conductor who WA.
wounded in the Fort Worth and Den
yer wreck few days since Mr.
Honsell is getting on well, and hope.
are entertained of his early recovery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
IN BRIEF.

The best lemons, grapes, melons and
other fruits at
CONES, READ & Co.'S.
butter men of the town.
Spencer d Tuckec''s Is headquarters
Tor everything in the produce line.
A few boxes Gravely & Miller tobac-
60 for sale at a bargain.
CONES, READ & Co.
Go to Eastwood & King for Harper's
"Borodentinen the finest tooth lotion
in the market.
Spencer Il Tucker make speciality
of hotel and restaurant supplies. Give
us an order.
The best ham in the t,Srllet is the
Magnolia, for sale by
COMBS. READ & Co.
Try Harper's "Borodentiuc'' tooth
lotion; ii just takes the cake. Sold by
Eastwood u King.
Ifyou have not tried our SUI dried
Japan tea, you have missed Il treat.
COMBS, READ & Co.
Give Harper's Fragrant "Boroden-
tlne' for the teeth trial For sale
~ DasHWoou & Ming.
a fresh supply of Dozier-W eyl's
celebrated cream soda crackers lust
arrived ut
COMES, READ II Co.'S.
For repairing of all kinds go to
keller's carriage rlanufactory, Throck-
morton street, near corner of Second.
Tomatoes have now struck bottom
and Turner u Mcclure are now pre-
pared to furnish them to customers hv
the bushel or in larger quantities il
desired.
Spencer & fuckers "Irish red
rooster will be ON exhibition to-day,
Oniv rooster in America without
feathers.
Spencer Il Tucker have a curiosity in
the way of II rooster without feathers
and red as II rose. Call and see the
only Irish redp rooster in America.
Spencer Il Tucker invite your atten.
ton to the following speciullies Alb
solutely pure maple syrup, towel soap
- best in the Fort, Purity Japan tea :
sole agents, Limburger and Sapsago
cheese, Jno. Annear's Chutnev and
table sauce,and produce OF every kind
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
An Eventful Day at Alvarado

The second of next August will be
quite an eventful day at the town of
Alvaraio. Parsons Texas cavalry
brigade hold their reunion exercises
there commencing on the lst and con-
tinuing on to the I'd, and the Gulf,
Colorado Il Santa Fe railroad have
their sale of lots there on the I'd. Dis
tinguished speakers from different
parts of the state will be present. The
gentlemen having charge of the sale of
lots Will provide II bountilul supply OF
free beer and lemonade, and altogether
1t will be grand gala day for the
beautiful little town. An excursion
train leaves Fort Worth at S:l5 M.
and half fare only will be charged.
rms VIII he refunded to parties pur-
chasing lots t. the amount of SlOG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
FIRST EDITION.
A WOef'ul Parade.

At ten o'clock next Saturday morn
Ing our citizens will zee parade such
a. the mind OF "A Fort WORKMAN only
could have conceived. IL will he IA
display of all the appliances of post
mortem ceremony lately received by
II. l.. Turner. the well known and
popular undertaken. lit will consist of
four car loads of goods, iincluding two
hearses, one white cifild's hearse, the
finest ever seen in the state two car
loads of collins, from the plainest 10
the most costly styles, ladies and gents
mourning robes and nnarray of other
goods too numerous to mention. All
will he arranged with the exquisite
tn-te for which MIR. Turner is so widely
known. and is sure 10 make sensa-
ton. Mr. Turner hos long been recog-
niZed IA one Of our most enterprising
business men aud this move shows
that he is even in advance of the
time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
Attention. Tnrrant Reseyvcs.

You are hereby ordered to assemble
at xmory this evening la attend legu-
lar Grill and meeting at $50 o'c.ock
sharp. by or'er
+ X. SHOOT.
'9inNEa SHEPHERD, Captain.
Acting Orderly Sergt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

"oouV VIC lliile lie STRUCK n,
and found himself in A.
whether he had been throw
horse or struck by Il metem'
Mr.. w. l.. Gatlin and n;
Woo. an Wells.
We acknowledge the Ma.
visit from $. w. DePelchir I
ing wilkins q Adey of H,s
Mrs. Fannie Blum, then
Mr.. q. Friedlaender, aftss'
some time with her .paicsA
turned to her home in 81,
her father accompaniment
a number of people hehm
to know If the MontemI
correspondent of the GalassI
is &. j. Buck. formerly oiE,,
Mrs. $, A. Davidson an M
tie Davidson went dowfbY
Wells this morning to suI
time. III
An incident which ocCrna|
Fillh-street Nj. T.. ChurclIsuI
terday, created considerSte I
the streets to-day, and it w n
ject of criticism on the rad
bers of that church as va
sideis. Rev. Mr.. Mackey. M
of the church, stated belol
gregation, with some
ing, that j. J.. Caruth y
use the term "mister
would be dropped from
church as one of its me
ing made the request, :.
that he no longer bell,
spiration of the scriptu u
OF Christ nor in II perso 4,
further stated that it hao
in his teeth that u larg,
of the members of , b.
were infidels, that
were the case he was not I
aware of it; but if it was tr
the request. publicly til;
withdraw from the church
an interview with Mr.. Gu.
day he requested your corr
to say that he had never ma
NAL declaration of his spe,,
gious views, further than to-
he was not in aceOl
the doctrines of the \
church, that he had authorin
the stewards of the church to
name dropped from the roll
church, but that he had notar
DR.. Mackey to make the pt
nouncement made by that gel
that it had been known for m
three years that he had not
accord with the teaching,
church; that he had alws
his quarlerage promptly
quite recently, and u
had been tolerated until bis II
pay. Now" said he, "lhal
Mackey has put me out, Az
ii; for 1t relieves me Of appear
false light before the world; bu
not author re Mr.. Mackey
the announcement he did, mol
express my real sentiment IN
nouncement he made.n
From kilograms and Of
from large tobacco
in Virginia to
commercial men here your @
dent feels safe in predicting
rise IN all grades of tobaccoin
future.
Mr.. Il. II. Jordon, proprieoI
Kentucky Cash Store, len u
ing for New York to layin|
stock of goods.
We had n pleasant call thisl
from DR.. w. r.. Blailock, ofMc
lie returned home this afterDs
Messrs. II. III. Tliomason ai'
Dugelhy, representing The icy
nevolent Association. left onli
ning's north-bound Mo. Paclhf
interest of the association. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. BnieIl
the happy parents OF n hand',o1
boy, born unto them yesteIa''|
ing.
We telegraphed you last nisa||
count of the death o.
man who was run over by inc
gauge train yesterday morlllps1
Waco, but for some reason y
was not published. Not ~
Editor. He was literally v
pieces. The remains were lneI
Jay. His name WAS Ed. Jalls'I
IS supposed he attempted 70
train willie it was in mo'lg
rom East Waco to the DEP"
West side. n
Col. T.. A. Jones, acconlp''
his little son. George, left liir
or n trip to Baltimore, Oh Il
'elatiyes.
Mr.. j. p. Anderson was w M
incoming passengers orthe
'acific this evening.